Coquille City herald., June 04, 1901, Image 4

Gravel Ford Dots.
T H E
| M arshfield 8un.|
Chns. W. Olive and wife left for
Everybody's crops are looking
Cupfornia on the Alliance, Friday,
— FROM—
W e a lth
T U E SD A Y , JUNE J, 1<J01.
where they will take up their resi­ fine.
~
of
hair
is
Mrs. Moser, of this place, has
dence.
w e a l t h
just returned homo ufter a visit of
Church Directory.
Tuesday the Coos Bay creamery about two months in Myrtle Point.
indeed,
O o c fu illo O ity . O r e g o n .
turned out 1450 pounds of butter, Mr. aud Mrs. Moser are happy; they
Epiftcopnl C hurch.—E piscopal
services
c
s
p
e
c
ia
l-
w ill be held A t St. Jfttiiett church. C oquille the largest single day’s run sinee its have a new gill clerk.
irst-class in every respect; cimi (eons treatment.
Transient and reg­
1 y t o a
C ity the third Suudny in each month.
establishment.
There was a play party at Shiloh
ular Boarding and Lodging.
W in. HortMffhll, Pastor.
wom an.
Married--Iu San Francisco, May sehoolhouse Saturday night, May
M E. C hurch. South: Preaching on 2nd,
E v e r y
White Labor.
3d And 4th Sundays at 11 a. ru. and 7:30 p. 23, 1901, at the church rf tho Ad­ 25.
First street—east end of bridge.
The people present were Buy
m. Sunday-school every Sundny At 10
36.81» Acres— 8 Milts in Length
Wutermun, Hattie Miller, Estella
o t h e r
o 'c lo c k . Senior Epwortb League at 6:30, p. vent, by the Rev. H. Parrish, Jesse
Minnrd
Winnie
in. Junior Leagae at 3:30,p. in. Prayeriueet- A. Luse and Lillian A. Anderson, Weekly, Mike
physical attraction is
250 Million Tons
ing Thu rsday evening at 7:30.
Weekly, Fred Minnrd, Fannie Stur­
both
of
Marshfield,
Oregon.
C. A. U vatt, pastor.
secondary to it. W e
" 1
divant,
Earnst
Fulsome,
Laura
Stur­
Richest
Gold-Bearing Quartz, i
ChristiAn C hurch—Services every L ord 's
Among a fist of graduates from
- ., V
1
have a book we will
divant, Jimmie Miller, Cleo Rose,
Day as follow s: Preaching at 11 A. ui. and
ground by nature’s hand into gold
7:30 p. iu: L o rd 's Supper. 13 to 12:16; B ible the Hastings Lay College iu .San Bert Fulsome, Edna Bennett, Alex,
r gladly send you that
School, 10 a. m; C .E . Prayer m eeting, 6:80 Francisco, that were admitted to the ...
,
. vr
...
laden gravel, from 50 to 600 feet
...
, Sturdivant, Mattie Weekly, Steve
tells just how to care
p . m . W ednesday—M id-week prayer m eet­ n
California bar on the 22d inst., and .. .
,
... , , . , A. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. W alker, Proprietors. î
depth over the eutire property,
i n g , ? ^ p. in. The p ublic is cordially invited
_
Minnrd, \ mice \V e^kly Jake Stemler,
for the hair.
published in the San Francisco'
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to a tten d all services. J csss M . H untkb ,
addition, Company owns
M inister. papers, we notice tho name of Oeo. | Fred Young, William Swan, Thus
If your hair is too
4f. E. C hurch.—Preaohing service every
¡Sturdivant,
Charlie aud Walter
14 M IL E S
1st. 3rd aud 5th. Sunday at 11, a. m . and E. Weaver, son of our townsman, Bennett.
h i
and 7,30 p. m Sunday sch ool eyery Sunday P. S. Weave.
in length of river bed, each mile
There
nre
lots
of
flower
gnrdenrs
at 10, a. no. E pw ortn League. 6 30 p. rn.
which contains many millions
Prayer m eeting every Tnursday evening at
R. D. Hume has a string of horses between here and Dore. Ifyouhnp-
7.30. A special invitation is ex tended to the
in training on the Marshfield race | pen along about the time their
gold, situated on the Rio Grande, in
publio to attend ali services.
M. O . B u in k ,
truck— two trotters aud a runner. owners are not at home you can get
Tnos Co., New Mexico.
P a sto r .
G. W. Hughes has charge of tho a fine boquet.
OVER
trotters.
The Marshfield track is
Some Gravel Ford girls took a
L O C A L IT E M S .
getting quite a reputation with wagon and team and went up to
G. W. Canning and family came horsemen and is said to be one of Dora to enureh Sunday. Some
over from Newport Wednesday to the best tracks on the coast on people may ti ink the Gravel Ford
G r o w t h becomes
which to condition race horses. girls are not very good teamsters,
arrange for Decoration Day.
vigorous and all dan­
.Some interesting racing is looked but they do fine for their practice.
N o t i c e —Persona
wanting car- forward to, the comiug season.
druff is removed.
I have noticed that the Pleasant
perta woven, please call on Mrs.
It always r e s to r e s
Hill boys are a little backward about
F. A. White jnst across the street
color to gray or faded
taking girls places, but when they
The Chicago Record presents
east o f oonrt bouse.
*
go the boys are always ready for
hair.
Retain y o u r
Joe Bledsoe’s new bouse at the some interesting figures on the a ride home.
youth;
don’t look old
end o f the long bridge is taking growth of divorce in the United
The Pleasant Hill school house
before
your
time.
¡States
as
follows:
In
1870
34
per
on the finishing touches by the
is finished aud school started last
cent, of all marriages in the United
$1.00 a bottle. All druggists.
wielders o f the brash.
Monday, May 27th. Mollie Caldwell j
States ended in divorce courts. In
“ I havo used your H air V igor
MADE TO
W. V. Ashbarn and family de­ 1881 the percentage had risen to teacher.
now fo r about 25 years and I li.ive
There was church at the Gravel
found it splendid and satisfactory
parted for Washington Thursday, 4 8. In 1890 it was 6.2 and in 1900
in every way. I believe I have
Commissioner <)f (lie United Si, f cm .
recom m endea this Hair V ig o r to
where the older sona of Mr. aud it was 8 per cent. In other words, Ford churchhouse Sunday May the
hundreds o f my friends, and they
31th
Rev.
Epperly
conducted
ser­
Mrs. A. live. We are sorry to lose the percentage of divorces to mar­
all tell tho samo story. I f any­
vice’s
body wants the best kind o f a Hair
tlieae good people.
riages in this country has more than
V igor I » lu ll certain y recom m end
School is progressing nicely, thirty
to them just as strongly as I
doubled
since
1870.
Tho
total
Anyone wishing a choice band
can that they get a b o t t lo o f A y er’s
pupils iu attendance.
H air V igor.”
o f sheep, still retaining a heavy number of divorces in the United j Mrs. Sam Stout is still improving
by n GeologiHt and M ining Expert o f w orld­
Mr*. N. E. H a m il t o n ,
N ot . 28,1898.
N orw ich, N. Y .
clip, will do well by calling opou States for a given year was 23,426. slowly.
wide reputation, P rofessor Benjam in SillI-
nmn, who spent several m onths there, then
B. G. McQuigg, one mile from During the same year 20,111 di­
Miss Maud Weekly has been sick.
Writ* tho Doctor.
vorces were granted in all the world
being connected with the United Sintes sur-1
town on Marshfield road.
Holly Owen, of this place, made
If you don’t obtain ail th<‘ benefits
veyinu corps, nnd in his official report says: !
outside of the United States. ThiB a trip to Coquille City Tuesday re-
yon desire from the use of tho Vigor,
write tho Doctor about it. Address,
The bilious, tired, nervous man was an excess of 3,351 divorces in
I “ II e BIJ Allis COUNTLESS MILLIONS OF TONS OF I
D r . J. C. AYLIl,
cannot successfully compete with this country as compared with the ! turning Wednesday.
Lowell, Maas.
high gold quartz reduced bv the great j
J ac k an d J i l l .
forces o f nature to n co n d itio n ready fo r .
his healthy rival.
DeWitt’s Little remainder of tho world. Of foreign
the application o f the h.vdr tube process. |
Early Risers, the famous pills for counties the smallest number of
while the entire bed o f the llio Grande for
over 40 m iles is a sluice.on the bars o f which
constipation, will remove tho cause divorces in the given year was in
“ Tbird Notice.”
Every editor
the gold derived from tho wearing away o f
of your troubles. R. S. Knowlton. Canada, were only twelve were has received them. The postmaster
tliH gravel btuiUshas been at cuniiilating fo r
IbADdon R ecorder. I
countless ages, and now lies ready for e x ­
A nice garden lot of about one granted. Next to the United States is not to blame. For instance, there
Elbert Dyer has started up the traction by the flo a t approved methods o f
acre in a beantifally located and the largest number was in France, is a man named Tim Short who Bent pile-driver nnd is going to make river minimi. T H E T H IC K N E SS O F T H E
IJ IO G li A N D E O O L D G I U V K L E X C E E D S
Germany us three notices to stop bis paper; extensive repairs to the wharf.
well sheltered plac9 near the Ban- with 6,245 in the year.
i n m a n y p l a c e s goo f e e t , o k n e a k -
LY T H R E E T IM E S T H A T O F T H E L IK E
don beach will be sold very cheaply was a close seconed with only 100 he did not want it any longer. We
A baby boy came to the home of E D S IN C A L IF O R N IA . W H IL E T H E
if a buyer be found soon. For full less. From n religious standpoint wondered what was the matter. L C. Gibson nnd wife last week, B
A V E R AG E V ALU E P E R CURIO YA R D IS
information and terms call at the there ere about 73 divorces to every | Upon investigation of our subscrip- also one came to lodge with Thomas B E L IE V E D T O BE G R E A T E R IN TH E
tion
list
we
found
Tim
was
short
NEW
M EXICO BEDS T H A N IN ANY
100,000
Catholics,
while
divorces
H erald office.
O T H E R SUCH A C C U M U L A T IO N S YE T
for the same total among Protest- $2.50. He had never paid a cent, Lockwood and wife about the snme DISC
iV
ERED.
J. C. Wilson, Coqnille’s boss arts are 283.
yet had stopped his paper as a mat­ date.
“ I have m ade n reconnaisance o f the
mechinist, bas just completed
whole
o
f
this gravel alon g the R io G rande,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Crumley,
canoe
down
ter of economy— to us.
A few
Three larga merchantmen have evenings ago we stepped into the Inst Monday to meet her husband, and have exam ined with all the care possi­
new crank shaft for the steamer
ble in the time at my com m an d the ch arac­
Reta, a piece o f work which would entered port this year unde jury church and Tim’s melodious tenor C. E. Crumley who was n passenges ter o f the gravel and its con ten ts o f gold.
do credit to a first-class machine rig, witli their steel masts and rang out clear in soul-stirring song, from Snn Francisco on tbe steamer N O T H IN G . I a M P E R SU ADED. SINCE
JlJE D ISC O V E R Y O F C A L IF O R N I A AND j
shop. Our community is to be coo yards gone, carried away in storms “Jesus Paid It All.” We might have Mandalay this trip up.
A U 81U A L IA . IS COM P A R A B L E FOR ITS j
gratnlated on being able to hold so encountered in making the passage been mistaken, but his earnestness
M
SU R AB LE R ESOU RCES O F G O L D F R E S H G R O C E R IE S A BID F E E D
W. H. Wright and wife and A V E A A IL
A B L E by the hydraulic process to
etticint a mechanic.
across the Pacific. Last year one impressed us.
The next day we children, and Flank Davidson the de. p p lacer.-of the R io G ran d e."
O ther r< ports from em inent m ining e x ­
There are several of oor town’s or more reached port in the name sent him a receipt in full, begging arrived t)prn last Sunday, from perl
s o f national reputation pronounce the
lads iu a habit o f jumping on the plight. A sturdy Btick of Oregon his pardon for not knowing that lie Fletcher, Idaho, on a visit to Mrs. property o f tins Com pany the richest aud
pine
is
superior
and
more
reliable
most
extensive known.
had
made
an
assignment
of
his
Wrig
it’s
nnd
Frank’s
parents,
Mr.
steps o f the cars and riding tlirough
and Mrs. E. J. Davidson.
Front street, and the chances ore than any steel mast ever stepped in liabilities.— Exchange.
C a p ita l Stock $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
r ile n m o u th ; O r.
that some one will get badly bait yacht or merchant sailing vessel.
Thomas Lockwood came in from
D
musu
i o h GnADO.vTEs:—The de"
one of these days acd then there But the craze of modern yachting,
F
u
l
l
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p
a
id
an
d
non
-
araessa
ble
,
t
a
r
Rogue river copper district prior
mainl fur graduates of the Norma»
will be a big bowl made by their particularly in the competition for
to the departure ot the Mandalay
VALUE $ 1 EACH SHARE.
School during the past, year has beeu
parents, aud possibly a damage the America cup, has carried the
last trip for ¡Snn Francisco and sent
THE
much beyond the supply. Positions
suit follow.
It seems to us if construction of hull and spars aud
several samples of ore to the par- One h a lf the entire Capital Stock has been
with from $40 to $75 per month.
in the treaanry o f C onm any as a
this wero stopped the danger of rigging acrosR tho line of safety
lies by whom he is employed and placed
w orking C apital. T o
iiit c v
A machine hns been
S tate C ertificates and D iplomas :
such troubles would be averted. long ago.
is awaiting returns from them be h t i r j
t in t l
o n fli«* r i v e r
produced which is about as frail as j
Students are prepared for the state
fore going into the mountains l»e«| ««•?•* r i l l g o l i l H it'll ill i l r t l l ^ n « ,
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived an egg-shell, aud this is rigged ns
the Com pany now offers
examinations, and readily take state
again.
because to five requires nourishment lightly and delicately as tho mount-!
papers on graduation. Strong Aca­
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Food is not nourishing until it is ings of a violine. A built-up steel j
demic and Professional Course. Will
digested.
A disordered stomach mast has been substituted for the
Homecoming of Volunteers-
equipped Training department. Ex­
dannot digest food, it must have clean, tough Oregon stick to save!
penses range from $120 to i ! 75 ) i r year. Fall term opens Sept. 17th.
Manila, May 27.—It is reasonably
ansistance. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure weight, and the rigging, which must
For ca ta logu e containing full announcements.
Address
Published Every Day of the Year.
certain that the remaining volun­
digests all kinds of food without support it and the immense area of
o r J. B. V. B utler ,
P. L. C ammiei l ,
teers will sail for home before July.
aid from the stomach, allowing it to
spread, is made of the
Secretary.
Pnsident.
The Forty-seventh regiment nnd AFTER SALE OF WHICH BRICE
rest and regain its natural functions. lightest kind of steel wire, which
battalions
of
the
Forty-ninth
nnd
Its elements are exactly the snme us will snap as readily as whipcord,
In those essential elements of enter-
Thirty-eighth will sail on the trans­
the natural digestive fluids and it when subjected to nuy unusual
priso and prog ess which
W IL L BE ADVANCED TO
p Q r a H fe jn d S O Í
port Thomog, May 28, The Ohio
simply can’t help but do you good. strain.—San Francisco Chronicle. I
go to make up
$1.00
PER
SHARE,
R. S. Knowlton.
sails May 29 with the Forty-second
regiment, nnd the Kilpatrick and
Never set out a shrub, vine or
M i-
The Normal Bulletin, a bright
pplication* should bo sent prom ptly.
! Logan June 1 with the Forty-third W A rite
á i
fo r prospectus. Make «kecks, m oney
and beautifully printed little sbeat tree whose roots liavo been dried so
and Forty-ninth regiments and t w o orders payable to
o f font pages, edited by the faculty that the bark upon them is shriveled
Book an d Com m ercial Work in the neatest an d latest styles—
I battalions of the Sixth. The Grant j
o f the State Normal school at without first pudling them, writes
| sails from Aparri June 1 with the
Call
a t the HERALD office.
Our prices are rig ht.
a
New
York
fruit
grower.
In
such
Drain, this state, has found it
Dosigned Esoec'ally
Forty-eighth regiment and two bat­
way to our desk. While it is small oases tho cells iu the roots must bo
talions of the Forty-ninth.
re m .
and un assuming; it is the right restored to their natural size. As
THE. .
thing comiug from the right source. they dry out, tho cells aro contract­
ISi o t i c e .
Its mission is education, which will ed, and in that condition they can­
IT PRINTS
be its theme first, Inst and all the not give free circulation to the sap.
ALL
THE
N
E
W
S.
G cl lot. IDÆ. O l s e n ,
Any one wishing to sell or trade
time. This school is gaining favor Immersion iu water or in wet dirt
Proprietor.
land in Oregon for land in Cali­
among the public right along, and will swell the wood to its natural
W A N T E D — A C T IV E MAN O F G O O D
fornia, please address,
this paper will be a lever and a size. That means that the shrunken
character to d eliver and collect in Oregon
OPPOSITE DEPOT -
for old established m anufacturing w hole­ COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
J. W. S kaggs & Co.
power in doing good ns well ns ad­ cells will rctuko their full sizo and
sale house. ♦5K'0 « year, sure pnv. H o n ­
Hanford, Kings county, Cal. esty
vertising and furthering the in­ furnish passage for tho sap, provid­
more than exiierieiice required.
ing. of course, that the vitality of
referen ce, any hank in any city. E nclsc-
terests o f this school.
self-addressed stam ped envelope. Hatiu,
the wood has not been destroyed in
2 S T otIce.
fa cturers, T h ird F loor. 384 D earborn St.
The Htate Normal at Drain hns the drying. Repeated experiments
C hicago.
not been alilo to supply ouc-half in the transplating of young trees
Bv direction of L. Harlocker,
the teachers called for since Janu­ prove that nothing is gnined, either
County Judge of Coos County,
ary. Trained teachers are demanded. in time or tho vigor of the trees, by
Oregon, notice is hereby given that. t
almost every walk of life there
The Normal is meeting with success chopping off tho roots too much —
in pursuance of an act of the legis- h-ave been 8r*»«t women.
Bat has
in its various departments of work Ex.
lature assembly of the state of there ever been a woman who hns
and its students are securing high
Oregon, approved Feb. 23, 1901, all i reached the very highest pinnacle
Randy Hancock, an old Grant
grados in country and state ex­
persons whose property hns hereto- ^ in any field? In the June Cosmo­
county
miner,
tells
of
a
spring
ho
aminations. Review classes will he
fore
been sold for taxes and bid in | politan Ella Wheeler Wilcox an­
organized at the opening of school found in the wildest part of the
by
Coos
County, will be allowed to swers this question in the negative
in September for those desiring to Blue Mountains. It does not form
redeem
the
same at any time before and declares that even in tbe
prepare for the next examination. a rivulet, but is a hole in the ground
July 1st, 1901, by payingthe amount essentially feminine vocations of
one
foot
a
c
t
o
r
s
.
The
water
comes
i
Candidates for certificates are ask­
of said taxes nnd the costs of ad­ cooking, dressmaking and millinery |
ing for reviews and the school will up on one side of the hole amt goes
Wfc. -ÄS®
vertising. without nnv penalty for men excel women. “ Women,” says
meet tho demand. Catalogue will ° ut on the other side, underground.
Mrs. Wilcox, “ have not the con­
redemption being added.
Address the The water is always icy cold, and
t>e ready Juno 25th.
centration which gives a clear per­
Dated
at
Coquille
City,
Oregon,
clear as a crystal, and it is always
president for it.
spective.
They laek system nnd
this 11th. day of April, 1901.
in a rush. The depth cannot bo
Its columns art replete with bright, spicy
patience nnd are distracted by de­
L. H . H a z a r d .
Tho new mine o f J. H. iinoon measured, ami the stream is so swift
gossip of Coast towns and dtlos.
County Clerk, t tails or turned aside by vanity.”
on Latnpey creek is proving to be that poles are forced out of the
éfcguftir City gjwraUi.
H A IR
;? T !
AN INCOME FOR LIFE
T
Greatest of
Gold Properties k
UTTLE TEMPERANCE HOUSE
ALKER’S STUDIO
j
♦•’.•FRONT STRE E T-:«
Coquille City, Oregon.
Latest and finest styles of finish.!
A ll W o rk Guaranteed.
100 Million Dollars
Jl
L
For Dividends
READ THE PROOFS:
ERGHANT TAILOR
F . S . S la g le ,
Coquille, Oregon.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, WASH­
INGTON. D C..
Gleaning and Repairing neatly
done.
IS A R E M IN D E R
TFjAT
Hawkins will receive by return
“Mandalay” a new line of Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Ready­
made Skirts Everything
in Dry
Goods.
State Nornjal School,
SKfl mNc'SC0
CALL
LE A D S
A G R EAT== =
NEWSPAPER
■HOME
at 50 c. Per
lit'
Rio Graude
Placer Gold ¡VSiniqg Co.
LONE STAR
7 EXCHANGE PLACE, BOSTON. MSS.
Is Ably aad Carefully Edited
Keeps only pure W ines and Liquors
and Fine Cigars.
The Americus Club W hisky is one
of the specialties served in these
Clubrooms.
ROSÊBURG-MYRTLE POINT
STAGELINE.
far better than be at first antici-
psted. He now has wlial he thiuks
will prove to be n 14-foot vein of
ooal exposed, and from trials
already made proves to be o f good
quality. Tbe mine being only 2*10
yards from tbe river will put the
expense of shipping at a minimum.
Tbla mine is within three rods of
tbe line of our friend Wadding-
ton’s place, and dipping iu that
direction which makes him feel
geod also. \Ye expect great quan­
tities o fcoal shipred from this mine
in the very near future. This
mine bas been uaraed thenewC'eu-
tttry.
•
hands aud carried underground,
never to bo seen again. Oregonian
“ Work is for the worker.”
We
are all working out our own salva­
tion and thus wo see how it is very
plaiu that John ltuskin was right,
when he said that “ the man who
makes the thing is of far more im­
portance than the mau who buys it.”
This is a principle one that needs
no demonstration. What the world
does and says about you ii really no
matter, but what you think nnd
what you do are questions as vital
as fate. “Work is for tho worker."
— Normal Bulletin.
DARLAND i FENTON.
PROPRIETORS-
!t W orks for the W elfare of the State
THE WEEKLY CALL,
A M it e e n Pafte P aper,
Containing a roport of tho week s loading
nows foaturts and miny special features for
tho farmor and stoch-ralsor.
»E N D p rw SAM P L E ».
B*bieripti#n Fr ee, laelodlwg Footago ;
IN V AM IAB LY IN ADVANCE.
Daily
twll t including Sunday). 11 mow... M oo
Sandfty Call ..................
11 mow
1 M
Wrehltr 0 * 1 1 ................... 11 mow
1 no
IM tv e ffd hy cwrrtwr, every day. Me
month
JO H N O. 8 P R F C K E L H . P r o p r i e t o r .
Add res* All Communication* to
W.
LEAK \
Great Clubbing Offers.
Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in readi­
ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage aud Livery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
W. A. G oodman .
T. J. K bewsox
KREWSON <L GOODMAN.
Tho Hrnu.p baa made arrangements with the management* of tbe fol­
lowing-named publications for clubbing purposes on the terms given Ire-
low :
The Commoner i W. J. Bryans paper) and the H e r a l d , in advance..#2 09
COQUILLE CITY, OR.
The Weekly Examiner nnd H e r a l d ......................................................... 2 50
The Weekly Oregonian and H e r a l d ....................................................... 2 00
Housemover8, Builders. Contractors and general carpenters.
The Oregon Agriculturist and Rural North West................................ 175
Estimates o i all work furnished free p hort notice.
Western Poultry News (Lincoln, Nob.) and H erald ............................ 1 50
Pacific Homestead and H erald .................. ............................................ 2 25 We will be able to take contacts on brick work and L-rninh brick as early
New York World tThrici-a-week) and H e r a l d ...................................... 2 15
as the weather will admit their being burned.