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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1901)
é The “Clyde” Billiard Parlorsis the place to spend your leisuremomtsen Cu') gerani. Uur Public Schwl- All kinds of soft drnks and fine cigars. V ■ ’ Railway Project lor Bohemia Mining District . ' ’ ' $ The following is an excerpt from P U B LIS H E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y j Our public school under the ______ ’ manxgeuKnt o f tb« present corps on article in tho Oiegouinn of the 15th iust.: D. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor. o f teHcbers is g r i o g geum il sntis- Presideot P. J. Jcuniugs, of faction and a (¿rowing interest is County Official Paper. manifest. There is no question Helena and the Musick >v Milling . but the fruit gathering season Companies of the Bohemia district, Devoted to the inniermi nuU social up mid the beautiful weather for the announces that arrangements have buldinc ot the Conuiile Valley particularly , • ............. .. sad of Coos County eenentlly. same are keening tnnuy young SohacriptioD, par year, m ndvnnoe. ft.SO people at home that will soon been tie completed for building a rail- r; ' able to lie ill attendance, however, I road from Cottage Grove, south THIS I'M*!,It AdVerii«:»«AVeucy?«’»ieihiK there were 16 more attending last westerly, a distance of 35 miles than there were during through a region of heavy timber .---------------- — — the —pond week o f the MCOod to the Bohemia mines. It is expect i month last year, some of the The pest office department has de- rooms being taxed to their utmost ed that construction work will be cided to stamp the likeness of th e. capacity. It will be remembered commenced tiiis fall and that about late President McKinley on the new that a ilttle later than this last year, half the track will be laid before issue of postal card« which will up- our public school had all it could spring. Connected with this, though pear during December. j accommodate, and at the same time not yet wholly arranged for, is the ____ _ .......... . there were somewhere from 60 to j project of building a smelter, either Don’t confound human nature, 75 iu attendance “ t the accsdemy. I t ’s a dress over-coat of nil wool, interlined witii sheet-rubber and flannel. Not so clumsy like tho macintosh, but with human cbnractor. The nature I d case the increase should he what at Portluud or iu the Bohimia nnn- perfectly water proof. A new creation of modern times! Hoys’ sizes, $5.00: Mens 8E50 to $3.50. Looks like a $12 overcoat. The smeller enter of most people is all light, and if we have good reasons to think it iu g district. brought up under proper conditions will be there will lie need for a prise is expected to follow the com would produce noble character, but room outside o f our public school pletion of the railroad and it is 22 Varieties, raging iu prices from 25o up. under restrictions of the cornpeta-, tive system, but few charaetor" are' 1 lie follow!ing is a list o f the deemed probable that both will be what they should be. Hense, it js names. o f the pupils who belong on iu operation in lass than a year from the systems and not the people who j ro¡ ‘ honor, ie., have not date. are t¿ be blamed. Hate the systems ' .mlf,» pd « d'*V " or hpeu tRrdy d “ r' “ We have gone so fnr,” said Mr. then, but love the people. — Heople’s ,nß in(,nfh. Fall and winter shades in men’s Jennings yesterday, "that the rest Room Xo. 1, Miss Florence Twom- Press. PS] and bovs’ H .ts Just arrived. of the work is easy. W’e have bly, teacher. Stella Shields, Flossie Mansell, $500,000 assured for the railroad, Rear Admiral Crowninshield, Tel esco oc travi lu g vahees and chief of the Bureau of navigation Arthur Howell, Philip Jacobson, largely on the basis of the mineral of the navy department, says in his Aerma Banning, Annie Wright, richness of the district as shown by ß i trunks nt lowest prices. annual report, that in c ise of war Reuben Mast, Hazel Howev, Grace developments already’ made. Capi we bare not enough officers to run Gilkey, Vesta King, Mabel Banning, tal is eager to build au adequate our warships— that fourty officers Jimmy Hnskiu, Edga>- Morgan, Dee Fruit Jar Ti ler Scents. smelter, but there woul$ be no use are retired each year, while Aunnp- Haskin, Ray Seed, Anuubell I’ air- olis only turns out ten He recom man, James Buckley, Bennie Shields, for the smelter without the railroad, This is mends that the number of naval Elma McDonald, Blanche Wright, so the road is to gu first. cadets be increased to 800; also Ray Miller. Clay Knowlton, Edith the natural order. I have not a that congress shall provide four Sanford, Claude Gillham, Vane Gar- doubt that the smelter will tie pro tin, Alice Stanley, Irvin Watson. Dipper, vice admirals. Madge Simpson, Herman Roedel vided when we are r ready for it. The field is too important to he ,, , 7TT — , , and Melvin Jacobson. Cant. Granville Sevier, of Aasli- Yille, Tenn., who is still in the army i oora ‘ ,0, “ > Minuie Bryan, neglected and the problem of ore, fuel and fluxes practically solves its and is now in Washington, paid this j teacher. tribute to the volunteers who served j Edith Morgan, Myrtle Shields, elf here.” in the P h ilip p in e s : "There baa[ H a w l Horrv, Agnsa Whetstone, Etta E gg Beaters, been no liner body of soldiers under i Buckley, Elva Robinson, Maggie Gigantic Combine ol shipbuilders, the flag of the United States since I Schweers, Edna \\ right, Erma Hall, the civil war than were the volun- Minuie \\ riglit, Maysel Sanderson, New York, Oct. 16.— The Journal teers who mcached in tue final re-1 Bessie White, Edith Perrott, Vnleta and Advertiser says: A new gi view at Manila at the close of their j Leneve. Edna Gilkey, Georgia \V at- gantic industrial combination, which service in the Philippines. T h e y ; KO°, Edna McDonald, Mabel is to consolidate the armor-plate came out of the bushes, thoroughly Knowles. Alta Stanley, Archie fen- manufacturers of this country, enter inured to military service and ac- nipson, Tommie Ivrewson, James into the building of warshiDs and customed to a soldier’s life. When Fairnmn, Albert Jacobson, Lentner merchant vessels for the world’s ever there was a trail to he pene Gallier, Frank Harlocker, Harley trade and take over the large and trated the volunteers were out for Draue, Orae Lantz aud Eerl Sim growing export ‘.radii of the United the work aud they saw a good ileal mons. .States Steel Corporation, is about to of hard fighting o f tho character Room Xo. 3, Miss Eva Hall be organized by J. P. Morgan and which prevailed during the insur teacher. his allies. rection.” Owen Knowlton, Kirk White, While no official details are ob Gertie Henry, Bessie Maury, Matt tainable, the project will not only Kerrigan, Joel Patterson Ernest consolidate many details of the steel Although departinent of state Jacobson, Myrtle Howell, Lena aud fuel business of the country ofticials decline to be iiuoted as t o . , , ’ ‘ . .. 1 . .Hughes. hrnost Krewsou, Lillian now sopnrated, hut also serve to anythnig that ttus government i h i ,, ,,, , ,, . , . i ..........n.. , . j ....... ,.f m .,,. McCoy, Charles Hurlo :cr, Lula bring into closer relationship thes» doing to secure the release o f .Miss I Price, Gretcheu Siierwood, Emily interests and the great railroad in- Stone, the American missionary who Harlocker, Connio Robinson, F lor j terests controlled by the Vander is held for a ransom by Bulgarian ence Simpson, Neva Seed, Vesta bilts and the Pennsylvania railroad. brigands, it can be stated ou high Bovric, Ruth White, Gene Wick | These interests are also to be closely authority that this government is ham. Iva Howey, Harry Hall, j allied, if not made a unit, with large using its influence to prevent any Vernie Lantz, Charley Fry, Albert interests of like character abroad, attempt to capture the brigands un Jacobson, Ella Johnson, Keva Seed, j and the new company is to be called til after Miss Stonois in safety, and Adriu Martin, Mau l Harrv, Anna I the Anglo-American Steel Company, that, if necessary, it will go as far | j Rhoedel, Erna Rhoedel and Ratliff i E. H. Gary’, of the United States as Great Britain once did under Lawhorn. | Steel Corporation, will, it is said, be similar circumstances aud urge Tur key and Bulgaria to grant amnesty Room No. 4, Miss Laura Wise, 'president of the new concern. teacher. ■ «<>» to Miss .‘ ¡tone’s captors, in addition Girtrude Miller, Dave Fox, Em to paying the ransom. In other General News. words, this govenment takes the ma Maury, Anna Miller, George Strang. Lillie Shields, Vergil Wilson, ground that the first and most im K*- It will take two trains of twenty- • i t portant thing is to secure the safety Wave Berdan, Ethel Fairman, Lcta * , Mast, Ernest McConnell, Sadie live cars each to haul the dried of Miss Stone. Schweers, Estes Drnne, Paul Skeels, prunes out of Linn county this yeni. Zettie Haskin, CTi’ euce Tuttle and That is considerable of auitem when New York, Oct. 15.—The action Ellery Heurv. 1 you come to think of it.— Albany of the house of deputies of the Room No. 5, J. W. Mast, teacher. I Democrat. VÀ great Episcopal convention in Sau The DcMoss family of musicians Pearl Lantz, Alice Sneed, Ester Francisco iu passing, without a dis Johnson, Georgia Johnson, Cleo are again touring eastern Oregon, senting voice, a practical plan to rec- ! ™ May McCoy, Ella Kribs, | and are traveling in the famous old oncil labor and capital, in accord 1 - ’ Clara Fry, Mabel Dean, Kennett I stage coach driven between Salt with the spirit of the symposium Lawrence, Norval Drnne, James Pat Lake nnd Sacramento about 40 arranged tor the Hcurst uewpapers terson, Roy Hall, Alex McLeod, Roy years ago by that noted frontiers by Bishop Potter, was wnrmly ap Kerrigan Ray Simpson, Minnie man, Hank Monk. The vehicle has proved by the friends of labor. Swearcngin, Emma Sherwood, Bruce carried Horace Greeley, Gen Grant, The Rev. Dr. Josinh Strong, presi Hughes, Electa Walker and fla m e Marl; Twain and other celebrities.— dent of League for Social Service, Dunham. Plaiudcaler. and one of the loading Congrega- -- tionnlists of Ihe country, whose Room No. 6, M. O. Hawkins, teacher. Lena Fairman, Susie Tuttle, Wiu- A Card. I jgn rai artiels in the symposium attracted wide attention, declared today tin t | nieHall, Luman Rich, Francis Walsh, i Given nway with our cash sales, piece bv piece, and continued until you get ft complete set. Set consists of Cups and Saucers, Pie Plates, fey As I shall be absent for a few new era was at hand in the rela May Boyrie, Ralph Lukens, Lena Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plates, Sauce Dishes, Platters, Vegetable Dishes, Sugar Bowls, etc. Anything which goes to make up a tions between labor and capital. Holcomb, Etta James, Cluir Sher weeks, auy business in my line, fine set. President Roosevelt is also display wood, Ethel Johnson, Lota Barrows, will be promptly attended to by my ing deep interest in Bishop Potter’s Ealie Tenuisson, Nellie Kerrigan, son, O, (J. Sanford. plan to reconcile capital and labor. Irene Lan b, Laura Fox, Lillian We use these dishes simply as nn advertisement for our business T H E W A Y TO O B TA IN TH E M IS EASY. ^ Trade with us and get your I K. D. S anford . Since his recent conferencec with Martin, Vane Maury, Fred Kerrigan, friends to trade with us, and we will do tin* i^si by supplying you and them with these dishes F R E E 01 CHARGE. k S Samuel Oonipers president of the j Nina Hughes, Lelaud Howey, Clyde American Federation of Labor, and Collier, Georgia White, Austin Ralph M. Easley, secretary of the I W hite, Elsie Honrv, Archie Collier, National Civic Federation, on ‘ lie Eary Buckley nnd Earl Nosier. HIS LIFE AMD WCHK. subject of national labor legislation, »■«•>■» he has expressed himself as to the Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a BY neod of a general movement to bring | mere stimulant to tired nature. It G en . C harlks H. G rosvesor . the worker and employer on the affords tho stomach complete and lines laid down by the head of the I absolute rest by dlgcstiug the food President’s life long Friend, Com Episcopal diocese of New York. you eat. You don’t have to diet rade in war and Colleague in con President Roosevelt is said to But can enjoy all the good food you gress. Was near his side with Fur laJics and tnisms ami infanta, »m l misae«’ l 'ilia ami lincila in all ptylea ami colora, 25 conta nnJ up. favor the re-enactment of the Chin-i want. Kudo! Dyspepsia Cure in other great men when his eyes were esc Exclusion Act nnd the passage stantly relieves that distressed feel closed in death. Followed the bier of a national eight-hour law ns ing after eating, givin g you new to the National Capitol and to Can among the most urgent measures life and vigor. R. S. Knowlton. ton. The General requires a share requiring the attention of the next i of the proceeds of his book to be congress. devoted to a McKinley Monument • . Fund. Thus c .cry subscriber be comes a contributor to this fund. Wants Statehood. Millions o f copies will be sold. Why You Should Insist on Hav'uj Everybody will buy it. Orders for Oklahoma City, O. T., Oet. 10.— the asking. Nobody will refuse. Statehood is again the subject of EUREKA HARNESS O IL Elegant Photogravure Portraits of serious agitation in Oaklahnma and Uuequalerl b v anv other. President McKinley's last picture Renners hard leather soft. etepa nre going forward to bring taken at the White House. You Especially prepared. ICeepH out water. the matter prominently before the can easily and q lickly clear $1.000 A heavy bodied oil. taking orders. Order outfit comming session of congress. In Chance to prove success, response to the call of Chairman arness Dress-coat and Macintosh Combined in One. ¡'Men’s and Soys Working and Cress Gloves, Ìli I— Italian Ryegrass, 10c, | Seed and Feed oats ------- ;--- at the lowest prices. Sardines, per can, 5c. r‘ Empress Tea, 5oc. Kangaroo Boots, war-1 i ranted, $4 per pair. | 5 cents. ii 10 cents. The Celebrated Semi-Vitrerous Porcelain Hand Painted decorations, with gold Trimmings given away our Customers. \ IU W e Have Saved r o jhxpexisein Getting up the Most Beautiful Pat_ | tern Ever Made. You Can Get a Dinner Set Free! WILLIM MIINLEY G O O D Y E A R ’S 18 W ool Some Reasons H Castle of the Teritorian Committee, accredit) d delegates from all parts of the territory assembled hi rn to day to bli ther consider the question of statehood nnd to lay plans look ing to the ultímale joiuing of Okla homa and ludían territories into pne state. Sacramento, Cal. J M ’, llrns’ and Children’s! Facinators aod Shaw ls.
