Coquille City herald., August 26, 1890, Image 3

entry should be mastered as, after of the learners he usod the I-
this, single entry may be learned thus appealing totL .sense o f
MONDAY.
Guatemala ami Kan Salvador are
According to announcement, the i in one lesson. Iiov. Mr. McLean as well as of hearii g. A va
at peace.
9th annual teacher s institute in then gave an interesting talk on of methods were pi *vin‘ ‘ d b*
Grandpa Goodman is lying at
Coos county was opened Monday physiology and hygiene showing teachers present, ill practi»
the point o f death.
Prof.
O by an interesting pro- wh» t intiuence eating, drinking and and o f great utility
B illy W ells and A. Coon came evening
Bogue
intioduced
th*i
sut>j»<
gramme. A quartette sang “ Beau­ dressing had on our health; that
in from Douglas Sunday.
The K. o f L. picnic at Arago tiful Star” with good effect. H ol . we should make as great efforts to grammar. Oral lesions he l
Sunday was a grand r e iv - .
R. H. Rosa delivered an address in keep well as to get well. H e said versal favor iu the disc .'.--s.oii
Don’t forget the '
behalf o f the citizi ns
f Pnnd
arnon, ' we cook by guess nnd get sick and folio weil.
lar meeting next Sa r i
i , g.
L,
An exceptionally got 1 pro,
heartily welcoming > ■
UP s to then go to the doctor to be treated
C. Wilkins, the
“ Bandou by the se
an
nring by measurp, and good measure too. was carried out iu the eve
w ill be at M yrtle IV . ¡it , rt
*,
them of their inter -t
k 1 By the money many parents ex- Full orchestra music .it the hi
Judge Watson’s a
1
t' . . a
o f education, L. A U
■ ■ l- ; pend for school books ami hog uing and end of the ntevtaini
a guest at the O live Si 1 \ ow n
Mis<
ed, thanking them V ; *
ing.
d feed it would seem that they cared was a pleasing featur*
>; *i
Mr. Hoppe, the \
g .•:
» will and stating tin
1 tl e ' more for their hogs’ stomachs than sang “ Homeless To-night’
San Francisco, O. I
gb .or ’ gathering. F. S. Liv>
l thpy did for their children's brains. 1 way to fully merit th*.- iouJ
weak.
Baby
Mr. Bunch said it had been de­ plause given. “ Dot
“ My Katrina;” P r o f R
y
Jas. Aiken is lyii
Mine,”
wa6
recited
by
U.
A. At
then interested the ..id
> v m cided that those teachers who did
the O live with con}
.-><»’ o
not attend the institute should not Mrs Tower then sang
able address, “ Know
lungs.
to be jeccotnmended for a state cer­ was encored. She s- ng again
self,” which was w» 11
Remember, 15 lb*
• '1
r ndei
The committee ou retolu- her inimitable way,
V tificate.
throughout. A se'i 1 ’
also 4 tbs. R io eoflV.
. i
hath tiots w h s appointed as follows: “ L ittle Annie Roone;. in
C. H. Holt, describ i
store Coquille City.
McClos- pleasing manner. H r. John
\v ' l O G. IV. Johnson, Lucinda
takeu by Farmer
* i
Th e advents hai
key, J. C. Bogue, T il la Volkmar, Gray then delivered ni aid .*
kicked a “ lovely wa
their academy a b
Lavelle Cliukenbeard. The teach­ having as a topic, “ Is Omt«»r
and two dwellings.
1 evening’s entertaino»»
ers then gathered at Tupper’ r rock Lost A rt?” H e said h wi - of
One dollar will bu
TUESDJ
sugar or 4 ft»« Bio c
i
»u«l
ugly- nnd prulty faces alike i impression that before !.e
A t half past eight
’ •
store, Coquille City.
were caught by M cM illan’s camera. through the audience vvoi id tl
w'ere again assemble i
Devaul and Poor*
A fter dinner about 170 boarded so, but w’e know the im pie»
for the discussion
a partnership in the
the tug Triumph, nnd, at one was exactly the oppo it it
0 |.
The following com m it»'
and keep at the old
o’clock, the boat steamed out of to the speaker. H> was Is.- a .
pointed by the Su( ;
Messrs. Maxim
the river and over the bar.
The to with great iuteiv- thr< ugh
brought the first Rot
duct ions, Miss Lax
weather was delightful, the sun His speech was fillet w :Hi < di
over the M iddle Cot]
J. D. Black, ?. if».-
shining, a very light breeze blow- passages and eloquent - \) •
week.
Butler, Minnie Will»
Lu
Mr. M. M. Mai
; ing, and not enough swell to make and well told anecdote
ciutla McCloskey; re
Perkins uursery at 1
but one or two sick. As the bout frequently applauded !• 1
tary, Ed. T . Jenuii
'■
gon, made us a ph
approached the rock where the sea long. A
recitation by V.
secretaries, Sopha 1»
Saturday,
Coke, Lucy Black, All • ' ' U »> lions were they tumbled off’ into Bunch, “ The Farmer ami
L. F. Crenslmw, tl
the water, swimming off nnd roar- W heel,” filled with lai
bit
to Coos City, is a c t• f ;• I
:v
ky, Laura \\ lse, R h < i. V » :.
i
ing
at
a
tremendous
rate.
A
fter
uations
and
ludrieous
o
;
a
- s
and courteous to pa
ami Laura Turpeu; l m * t:!• :r
arrives here at 11 p.
going oat about eight miles, the was well received. Prof. L D»
retaries: Miss A lice
i ’ ... t » »
tug steamed hack into the river, Guitar solo nnd barnyar .
The schooner Danielson arrived L . A. Reed, Frank W ■.-
having bien out not quite two tions were m :st laughabU iu
here Sunday evening nnd will load Wm. Volkmar. Aft»
at Lyons’ mill. She brought the tei mi.-*i.)ii, Prof. Bunch cancel the hours. A ll enjoyed the trip ex­ extreme and received much >
tremely, nnd, as there were a num­ plause. Beiug encored be ;
merchants new g. ods.
mcmbeis- to order, told them the
Ward, the svld ler keeps his success of the institute de(»ended ber of heurs yet until the evening would give the audience a
shop well stocked. Anyone wish- laigcly upon their efforts, nnd re- entertainment, ti e bench was soon ou “ lu a Prison C ell” . It >. y is <
ing g.Hxls in
his line should quested that they enter freely into alive with strollers; some to get a titled “ The Silent Cell.” 1!e g r
view o f the sea beach, some to walk ally worked his way toward 1
g o and examine slock.
the discussions. Prof. Weeks, be­
with their best girl, and others for door and in a moment he v. is gc
Those owiug Johnson
Bros, ing introduced, gave his methods
no worthier object than to dig and the audience were le t to •
should not be surprised to find t f teaching reading. In the die-
c[ams.
joy their sell as best the\ uiig
tin ir accounts in the b :nk. They cusson, (»reference fur the “ word
The entertainment for the even­ The evening entertainment cb •
method” in teachii g the little cues
must have their mou v.
ing opened with full orchestral with a soug by the quartette, ‘ v oi
Mr. T. I*. Sheridan, president of prevailed. Prof. McLean thought
music well rendered.
A vocal Where The L ilies Bloom.
the Rosebnrg t »os J*.iv railroad, to«» much stress should not be
duet by Sopha Til man and May
FRIDAY.
accompanied by his f tmiiy went placet I tii the b. oks to he used;
Ranch followed, entitled “ Iu the
A t eight o’clock, the teachc
that children had been taught to
through to the t»av yesterday.
Starlight.’’A fter a select reading by
rend and read well with no reader
were again called to order
G. T. Robisou will suppiy this
( ’has H olt and n violin and guitar
at all; bad beou taught reading
Prof. It. M. Porter's met!» »¡D
town and vicinity with (.runes of
duet by Professors Taylor and La-
& in a Child's His t rv and it was
teaching arithmetic were li.-tonil
the finest quality. He will keep a
Dee. Rey. McLean was introduced
ih > child’s hi>t.»i\ either; had learn­
lo. lie advocated the uud« ;*{ iu<
lot at NVj-pe; & Campbell’* store.
The subject of his lecture was,
ed il fiom tii*» thicket of liaftl
ing oi principles first B
C. II. Fi-h »r, bu.-iue.is manager
•
\
acation
Glimpses
o
f
the
Orient.”
words found m the OKI lestnment
pupi Is frt'Ui these making tie
o f the Rosebnrg R* view, was iu
Descriptions
oi
other
countries
are
History, that the teacher must
own lujes. The Committee
town Saturday en route t** l»tii*d<*n
work for each individual in his quite common in these days but Resolutions offered the foilowi
Th e H e u a lp acknowledges a call.
the lecture by Rev. Mr. McLean which wore adopted:
classe -.
was one o f exceptional merit, llis
Th e genial smiles, ot Ld. Mc-
Resolved, 1st, That our t!.tn
Oral lesson» were introduced by
Murray w* »■*? I»* 1»■* mot < >n o»ir l). s». Joisnsou and tiicir advan­ trips along the Bosphorus and are due to Col. Rosa for tin u *
streets last week. Ho has I »t on tage in primary classes over the thiough the Oltorumn em pi.e were ids commodious hall tor holdi i
stopping i.» Roseh»urg for some old methods was dearly shown. told with good dese.iptive powers. our meetings.
Up to this time, the work o f the
tiuie.
2nd, That our thanks ar* dm
Th e utmost harmony prevailed in
institute
h
a
J
.
been
one
of
uninter­
rositlonco
of
M arrif . d .- - A t tho
the people o f this city for the i
regard to the ideas presented, and
Mr. II. Hamby, six miles south of the teachers were then dismissed rupted suceers and delight, and. terest and courtesy, which tin
now, we di dike very mac i to spt uk
Bnndon, Aug. 29, Mr. John McCue for dinner.
have shown us during this >e
of anything o f a dissagreeahle na­
and Miss Rebecca A. Hamby, J.
Jul, That our thanks are Lm»-’
A fter dinner, organization and
ture. Some fifteen or twenty roughs,
B. Marshall, J. P. officiating.
government of schools w as (»resent­
tendered to tkesn(»erinteudei:t an
from different parts o f the county»
executive
committee of thi: i 't
S. A. Ward, our saddler, receiv­ ed by F. S. Bunch. H e held that
iu the rear of the hall, just as the
ed a larg * stock of goods from the the first essential in governing was
tute for the efficient and aceeptuhl
speaker had reached the most in­
manner in which they have j *.
city per schooner—among
the se//-government; that no teacher
teresting portion o f his discourse
fori; ed their duties.
lest a 1 it of linen lap-robes, ladies’ could govern a school who could
completely stopped the lecturer
4th, That our thanks are due *
saddles, etc. G o and see them.
not govern himself. H e believed
by stamping feet, clapping hands, Mrs Wise for the able manner r
In another column of to-day’s that mischief, the evil angel might
whistling, etc. W e must say that which she assisted the institute by !
H erald appears the result o f the be driven away by the good angel.
t that the whole dirtnrhance was
acting as organist.
last thirty days’ labor of the real Good interest was shown in the
shameful, a disgrace to Bandon,
5th, That our thanks are due to
estate firm o f .1 L. Lewellen & discussion. Ira Taylor discussed
and a gross insult to the institute
/
Profs. LaDee, Topping and Taylor
He
Co., o f M yrtle Poiut. Th eir ad the subject of penmauship.
and those who took part.
In jus­
land Mrs. Egeuhoff, for s-; kindly 1
taught his pupils liist staight and
w ill appear next wee!;.
tice to the people of Bcudou how­
Uncle Gabe Brown o f this place curved lines and the (»roper dis­ ever we rr.ight add that the ring­ furnishing us with their eve Pont
has bought the pioneer saloou of tances. Advocated the use o f a leaders will be prosecuted and all music.
6th, That our thanks i
M yrtle Poiut, opposite the Myrtle dry pen in securing position, as such disturbers taught a whole­
Poiut hotel, formerly run by Lowe ink drew attention to the point of some lesson. Frank Bunch gave a Rev. McLean for his at»l
<fc Burke. It is fitted up in the the pen, the scholar thus losing recitation cu hangs which was fill­ ou “ Vacation Glimpses of the
best o f style, and he projioses sight of the position, used. That ed with iron-clad statements nnd Orient.”
7th, That our thanks are due to
a hand in which the bones are
keeping thc^ best.
hard fisted rrguinents. Prof. La-
Capt. Snyder for the very pleasant
mostly cartilage should not use a
Mr. Gilrby, Kronen berg <fc Son’s
Dee sang a specialty song, “ Since
excursion over tiie bar.
(»on but a pencil, therefore let the
t
tinner, made Knowlton the drug­
Kate Learned how to Play.” The
little oues use the latter.
;
8th.
that
our thanks aie duo to ’
gist two large tin receptacle« for
professor was encored and sang a
An interesting programme filled
the hotel proprietors who h a ve!
bird seed that are marvels of neat­
Dutch dialect song “ Eukerem vas
up the evening. Excellent instru­
kindly reduced their rates for the
ness* and workmanship. They can
de Game” and the audience was
mental music was roudered by
benefit o f those attending the insti­
be seen in the front windows of
dismissed after singing by the
i Professors Taylor and Topping,
tute.
the new drugstore.
choir.
uud Mrs. Wise. Recitations by L.
9th, That our tlmukc are due to
THURSDAY.
Mrs. G. W . Cartwright was
A. Reed and May Bunch were well
i tho steamer and stuge companies
joined by her husband and Capt.
morning was devoted to the I who have favored us with tho re­
received. The event o f the even I The
#
Buchanan Saturday evening and
ing was a debate on the question, subjects of orthography and geog­ duction of rates of transportation.
the party with Jame3 Cartwright
Resolved: That the study o f lan­ raphy. Miss May Bunch discuse-
10th, That our thanks nre due
and Master Lor in Denn in charge
guage is better for the develop­ ed the former topic. The teachers to Mrs. Dr. Tower for music.
went to the beach yesterday. Mrs.
ment of the mind than the study of took an active interest in this as
11th, Be it further resolved that
C. is much improved.
mathematics. The speakers for well as the latter branch, a large our thanks are due to Hon. John
T h a n k s .— The Star Comedy Co.,
the affirmative wore F. 8. Bunch, number entering into the discus­ A. Gray for his deeply interesting
and the Trombone band wish to
G. W . Johnson and L. A . Reed. sion with enthusiasm. Miss Alice nnd highly appreciated lecluie “ Is
return
their sincere thanks to
For the negative: li. W . A irey, Cliukenbeard presented the topic Oratory A Lost Art.”
friends and especially Jo. Johnson
Prof. Ira Taylor and J. J. Stanlej. of geography, recommended map
B y O rder of com .
and Hark Dunham for favors; also
The discussion was very animated. drawing and oral lessons, which
Fifty-four teachers were present
the people o f Marshfield for good
We cannot in this short report de­ were fully investigated.
as follows:
treatment and libernl patronage at
scribe the various speeches. It
A fter dinner Prof. A irey gave
Alice Clinkeubeard, Ed. Jen­
their entertainment Saturday night.
will be sufficieut to say that many his methods of teaching history. nings, Bertha Clark, May Clark,
Miss Belle Coleman’s school on good hits were made on both sides H e favored oral methods for be- Itla Greenum, Ethel
Simpson,
Fishtrap closed last Friday, and and the utmost enthusiasm pre­ giuners and thought it an excellent Carrie Coke, Lucy Black, F. S.
she started for W oodville, Oregon, vailed.
plan. T o create interest in the Bunch. W. H. Bunch, L. A. Reed,
ou Saturday. It is with much re­
WEDNESDAY.
branch he advocated the teacher’s G. W . Johnson, May Leek, Ira
gret on the part o f the pupils that
This morning Prof. J. J. Stan­ understanding the branch thor­ i Taylor, R. M. Porter, F. R. Weeks,
this efficient teacher leaves Coos ley presents the topic o f book­ oughly nnd adding to the pupil’s I Gertrude Rose, Ida Haines, Ruby
county. She goes to her former keeping, gives a complete outline knowledge by explaining points Haines, Lucinda McCloskey, Jessie
fields o f operation to continue her of the branch, and advocates that, not found in the brief work. T o Smith, N ellie F igg, Chas. Holt,
avocation as a teacher.
iu order to economize time, double fix places and battles in the minds Alice Holt, Nora Bunnell, Rboda
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ire now being given
; a all kinds of summer
t rygoods, hats, cloth-
i ag, etc., to make room
for fall stock at L Y O N S ’
.TORE, Coquille City.
BUYERS OF FURNITURE
V ill please remember
hat they can get a good
election at very low
rices at Lyons’ Store,
Ooquille City.
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'LL STOCK OF GROCERIES— Provisions,
>ots & shoes, w all paper, border,
»use lining, curtains, shades, car­
ets, mattings, gents’ furnishings,
r t c., at Lyons’ Store, Coquille City.
A choice stock of Picture frame
ouldings, on hand.
Picture
ames made to order on the prem-
C 3s at Lyons’ Store, Coquille City.
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DOCTOR
TO TIIE PUBLIC!
J .E . M
a r t in
, P a in t e r ,
. luuatea m i;oqnuie City, nnd is r ndy
nil kinds of work pertaining to tbe
er's line; will do painting, ¡.raini ig,
-hanging, decorating, kalsoimning
ilding. AI bo sign-writing in any style,
age-painting, iu the finest style known
» trade.
W'nrrantB his work in every
:ular. Call on Dim. or address:
1*. O. Box &». Coquille City.
SPONOGLE,
P hysician
and
S lrqeon .
Marshfield, Oreg.
U. S. Examining Surgeon
for Pensions.
L MINOTT.
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Paints, Oils,
V arnishes,
Brushes,
Cuttlery,
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am sole agent for the b< i 5 \
oral
Successor to J. D. Garfield.
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Buggies,
W agons,
C arts,
1
Harness.
Implements.
k A lw ays Complete.
. •/? Earth— Bridge & Beach's Superior.
Don't be fooled.
3 u y no O th er!_________________________ •
is Movinf
Just Because it Has to.
It is attributed to the force of gravitation and the
force of gravitation tends downward.
j
Now, I propose to work on the same
Principle, and have
M A R K E D GOODS D O W N
So low that they cannot go any
lower, and all parties wishing to buy
Dry Goods,
n
Hats,
Clothing
Groceries,
B oots & Shoes,
Provisions.
NOTIONS, ETC.,
Are respectfully invited to price my goods before
buying elsewhere. I am also agent for the N e w Home
Sewing Machine.
N. L O R E N Z .