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Newspaper Page TextÄ: I T — ...................... ' f occasion. Ht rather enjoy«, a fight. | Marshfield Huu. Education la Coos County. leachors' Exam ination €cquffit Citjj Starnisi He almost likes to see blood, flow, ! 11. F. Swan and F. M. Kelly are I PUBUSHED E VE RY TUESDAY perhaps. Yet he is somewhat of a I The following is tlio report of School Superintendent Bunch . “ ‘»tin g preparations to open a furn- statesman and a philosopher, too; | Sc hool Superintendent W. H. and Professors Reedy, of Marah- itl,re Btoro »** tll(J Uartleld building. I _ _ _ ... , _ . . I he muit he a aood, great, and can Blinoh which appears in Ihe fif- tiolil, and Nosier, of Myrtle Point, j J. W. Bennett, the banker, has D. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor llble teenth biennial report of tho Su conducted an examination at this returned irom an extended busi- r * « .« .. 1 T-> Irepres.ts the warlike instinct in perintendent of public instruction hbice lost wick, before whom up- ness visit to Portland und San Fran-| C OTH ltV O f f i c i a l Pa/D O r. hitu, subdue, his ivagerv. and is to the legislative aasombly of, 1908: p< areil t veuty.one ap]>licants for cisco. I i ° r ! Tho educational outlook in this teacher« oertlicates, the following . , __ . , . JOHNSON, DEAN A CO., PROPS. Unvoted to ih o m aterial and s* u a l u county was nevermore promising. of whom were successful; ouilding of the Goqaillc Valley particularly | Peace! i Joh,n K ,ino * h° u»* al* Catching and of Coos County generally . by eoe Joe nos», Ross, was was Urant grew to be a great soldier, A shady and seemingly se e m in g ly permanent Mnv i n , . , . : . IJf.ll. Ellinusen Slough, occupied uy Subscription, per year, in advance, fl.IiO ¡Captain, General; he said a few j advancement is a being maintained. Ruth Todd Nettie Kinu Pearl llestroyei1 by lire this week. Loss I things that touched humanity’s This applies I f p f ■ * *- j w ! L FnikttlK, ’ ’ ftite M 0°- * » — GENERAL DIRECTORY- FRESH MEATS of all Kind Constantly on Hands, also heart; none more than this, after j eationul interests from a highly sat- KeirigHU, Eflie Collier, Wiume James Wall lias returned from the awful carnage, and the fratricid I isfoetory corps of teachers to an in- Hall, EIHe King, Lena Logan, San Francisco, where he reports Theodore Rooseyelt........................ President al gluttony an<l gore was over, than | telligent awakening of the school Lena Fairman, Susie Tuttle, Kat»-j having seen several old Coos bayitos, John H ay............................ Secretary of State this, patrons, resulting in better and Steckel, Florence Carter, Laura among thembeing Dave Campbell, Leslie M. Shaw..........Secretary of Treasury “ Let us have peace.” more conveniently equipped school Escott and Daisy Reedy. w il tiie Hig-liest IF’rlce for your Loais Even Jenkins and Bill Nelson. Elihu R oot............................Secretary of War Now let some 'vise, prudent, phil houses and in an increase and more E. Brown applied for state papeas They were enjoying their share of E, A. Hitchcock..........Secretary of Interior CTiidins and -want -40 dozen. Wm. M oody.................. ...Secretary of Navy osophical man, or several such men, regular attendance in school. by examination and Miss Rose prosperity and tho luxuries of life, FINANCIAL SYSTEM. Jan. F. W ilso n ... Secretary of Agricultaie decide between Germany, England, Mnlkey for life diploma by recom Mr. Wall purchased nn engine John Knox............................................ Attorney General Experience proves that the pros mendation, being n Normal grad while in the city, for his loggiug G a m s on S a le T u e s d a y a n d F r i d a y Italy and the rest of the world on C. E. Sm ith....................................... Postmaster General camp. one hand, and poor, little, harassed, perity of a school Bystem is as much uate. Melville W . Fuller.................................... Chiof Justice tempest-tossed Vcuzuela on the affected by its financial management This adiie several now teachers OUBOON 8TATB OFFIClIiS. as our government The former Daily News While at Sea- other. to tho list of Coos county peda John H. Mitchell I IT u „ plan of keeping the five mill levy Joseph Simon \ .................. I . S. Senator Let us have peace.—Telegram. gogies, this being their first trial. for school purpose« distinct and London, Feb. 10.— Tho liner ........................................Congressman 1st Dist Those from this place were: Ruth M . A. M oody.............. Congressman 2nd Dist Uuder the Dick law the National separate from the general funds of Todd, May Boyrie, Winnie Hall, Minneapolis, which arrived here Geo. Chamberlain........................... Governor Guard begins to look more like a tho county, thus subjecting it to de Nellie Kerrigan, Lena Fail man this morning from New York, re HAVE TH E VERY L ATE ST IN F. I. Dunbar.......................Secretary of State l'Sal reserve for tho Regular Army, lay and loss through delinquency ntal Susie Tuttle, all of whom P°.rts, ‘ hat sho successfully re C. S. Moore.................................................. State Treasurer and failure to collect, is entirely dis Probably very few of the guaadsmen ran high in their percentage;I®eIV°d Marcomgram« wireless to- J. H. Ackerman....... Supt. Pub. Instruction know that if their states take ad corded iu this county. soipe being high enough for first legraphy—throughout her entire Joseph W hitney........................................ te Printer The truly American principle of grade certificates, thus showing voyage, giving now* of happenings vantage of the law, the citizon sold A. M . Crawford................................... Attorney General ier, in certain emergencies, can be making the welfare of our public the effective work of both our all over tho world. the first consideration Academy Bud public school, sever If:!: .Supreme Judges orderod out by tho President, with schools If we can not suit you with what we !,a\ i st.'CE we can makaany O. E. Wnlwrton no question of his williugness to go prompted our county court to place al being from eacb. For Oregon cassine ere clothing kind to your order. W , H. Odell subject to the appointment of the call at tho Emporium and get ......... Clerk Hoard Houonl Land Com. or remain behind taken iuto consid In case of foreign invasion county superintendent On the sec prices. C, M. ltillhiKOr...................0 . 8. Diet. Judo,. eration. M rs- Ida H arrington Passes Away- Zocth Houser............................. 0 . 8. Marshal the President can call out-the Na ond Monday in April of each year 1 D, M. Dunne.....................Collector Int. 1' hv . tional Guards of the states for nino the entire five mill levy in cash. John 11. H a ll................. U. 8 . Dial. Attorney months’ compulsory service. When This gives us but two apportion On Wednesday of last week at 7 SKUOK1) JUDICIAL DISTBICl. the Spanish War broke out it was ments a year—ono of the county and o’clock a. m., Mrs. Ida M. Harring H . W . Hamilton...................................... JudRC amazing how ma*y members of tho one of the state funds— and iu these ton, of this place, daughter of our T h e la t e s t in O. M . Brown.............. Vroseoatlnj; Attorney -1N - National Guard failed to voluutcur, two apportionments every dollar townsman, Jacob Croy, passed o . s. land c ru ra . although they were tho p -t of the designed for school purposes from peacefully away from consumption, Henry Booth........................................ltecer e. a public sourco is made available. from which she nad been a sufferer R E ñ L E STA TE . J. T . Bridges.........................................Register population best fitted for the ser- vjpo. Now in ease of emergency Under this system all uncertainty is for a number of years. oooa COUNTY OFFICK&H, Our average length of L . Hurloeker.............................................. Judge tho guardsmen wiil have to turn removed. Ida May Croy was Loin in Free L. H. Hazard................. a ..............Clerk en masse and fight for the country school term has grown from four born conuty, Minnesota, • March & 2800 ,luro f ■ <ir,n near Dora, 60 aorus at M r s . G. M o o n ’s There are no Btephen Outlier........................................Sheriff while a volunteer army is being or to nearly six months. bottom in cultivation,balance tim 23, 1868. aud was Ih :. r ,e 34 ber and pasture, good house, barn, J. B. Dulley.........................................Treasurer ganized.- rTelcgram. longer to be found in the county years, 10 months m l 13 days of orchard, an excellent bargain. T. J. T h rift............................................ Assessor warrants for teachers’ salaries sell -Hge. She was married iu this coun W . H . llunoh.............School Superintendent $ 2 4 0 0 320 acres pood timber land near You will find the latest in Fall and Winter Millinery at ing at discount. In fact, these war A Pointed Question- ty on the 18th day of June, 1888, ■.... Sumner. Look thifl up. Wm. Horsfull.........................................Coroner my store. rants are not for sale but aro to C. S. Harrington, who died at $ 6 5 0 New 4- room oottave and 4 lots, 8 . B Catbcnrt.......................................Surveyor n ea r business. A c o o d buy. E dito :- H eiui . d : I would like for promptly paid by the district clerks Bnmlon in Angnst, 1896 flora nn i —■ 1 D. McIntosh...............................Commjsslonor Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp on presentation. I attribute much U. C. Dement............................. Commissioner the SouHiorn Oregon Companv to accident which befell him while $ 2 5 0 0 40 acre dairy farm near Prosper, of our educational enthusiasm aud ■ 30 acres bottom m ostly cleared, ing done to order. let mo know what right they have working iu the woods. go o d »¡-room house, Rood barn. The World Is for Peace- to prosecute a man for cutting some material growth to this healthy con Romo person a lj> rope rly; easy terms Her father and two brothers, stakes on section 85 and make him dition of our school finances. Will and George Croy. and a half $ 4 0 0 Neat cottage and 2 lots near Acad- INSTITUTE WORK. pay a fine of $25 for doing se, for I ~ e r u y . Cheap at this price. Careful consideration lias been car.’t see that they have any right to The annual teachers’ institues for sister, Miss Minnie Lee, survive $ 5 0 0 Fair house and barn. 3 Jots, 2 in Sanderson Building near the Wharf. given by tho United States Govern that land because section 85 is out several yearn liavo been nil that her, who liavo the sympathy o f the r .r *m m x~ bottom, bearing fruit trees. entire community. ment to the situation as between side of that allowed said Go ^s B rv could be desired. Under the in $ 4 0 0 2 2-5 acres trench land, ed^e of Tho deceased was u patient suf “ *•— town, fair house, spring water, la 's tho European powers and Venzuolu, Wagon Road by Act of Congress struction of such educators as State nice. and tho “ incident” has become one and bosidos is coal land, (coal aud Superintendent Ackerman. Prof. D. ferer and bore up with Christian block, good location. Bast bar- that will go into history, and be a mineral being reserved) and further A. Grout, Superintendent Robinson, fortitude seldom observed. How- $ 500 gain in lots ever offered iu Co- ever, she whs not adverse to joining lesson if not n precedent for gonor- quillc. more, the grant says they shall soli Presidents Arcutt aud Kessler, tho her eon, littlft Archie, who passed ations to come. The Hague tri the land in tracts of not more than teachers have manifested unusual 8 350 3 line corner lots, fluo view, best O n l y $ S a. m o n t h bunal, or some fraction of i t, will ICO acres to one man aud the prico interest in this phase of tho work over only two months previously, building site for sale in this city. on. tire i n s t a U m s n t sit very solemnly on tho case, and for same not to exceed $2.50 per and the nerii.tnnce and inspiration often expressing a desire to be with 3 fine corner lots in Academy Ad dition. installment pin::. Just p la n . perhaps help to justify that curious acre. received is having a very uoticeable him. x think of it. court’s existence. By the way, Jbe The funeral seivices were con —o — I corresponded with Binger Her effect on tho schools of the county. Mice house and 2 lots. Not far Telegram has to some extent rovised mann when he was Commission of We have found it necessary to ducted by Rev. W. S. Holcomb, and ont. its opinion, expressed some three tho General Latid Office aud told adopt tho local instituto work to ex a very impressive and insti nctive S 550 Good 6-room house and 1 lot near years ago, about this Hague court him I was not interested in any of isting conditions. As but few teach sermon was listened to by it large ^sa^Ms Academy. A nice homo. It is-probably a good thing. Tho the Coos Bay Wagon Road Co.’s ers can meet at any one point to concourse of friends of the .de $ 1 0 0 0 Beautiful r ■sidencu and 2 loin on — — ■ t— corner near Court House. nations, nftor all, will pay somo at land, and request,-d him to inform take part in these gatherings, we ceased. W i ll G e t Y o u A. tention to it. It cost a good deal, me if Section 85 was not outsido of nrrango our program more to enlist $ 2 2 5 126x200 feet near Academy, clear- P i a n o . J. t ..... ed, lays nice. and the men who compromise it are tho limit allowed in tho grant, but tho attendance and co-operation of l’ crfutucry— Ihe finest imported It is impossible to describe my list iu this scarcoly wiser than we who are look he failed to do so, and what is more, tho patrons and district officers. -at the New Drug Store. column. If you are looking for a good ing on and commenting about them; ho never referred to the land ns coal The results, I think, favor a contin- You can save this amount if you will and make yonr dear ones piece of property at a reasonable price, I yet the establishment and mainten land as I had written to tho »Secre ation of this plan. happy. No home complote without a piano or an organ. I f youare NO ' ICK FOB PUBLICATION. I cun certainly suit you. ance of this court help to establish tary of the Interior and informed looking for best values United States Land Oflioe. guested amendments to tiie SCHOOL j Remeiubct, I rent houses and faims and Uoseburg, Oregon, Feb. 13,1903. the principle, the thought, o f arbi him that snid section was coal land, LAWS. Notice is hereby given that incompliance do all kinds o f agency business. Como in tration, o t fmternulism. That is a and to was Mr. Hermann informed. While our school laws aro iu ad with the provision- of the act of Congress aud see me before baying. I ou n save you of June 3,18/8, entitled ‘ in act for the sale For Spot Cash or on Time Payments gront thing, when we come to think O b July 15, 1901 Mr. Hormanu vance of any previously in force in timber lands in the States o f California. ' DOLLARS. of it. Stop, prevent, war. Tenny wrote me, saying: “ I shall make this stntc, yet some material im C of regon, Nevada,and Washington Territory” j son was a seer. All true poets are. official examination of tho land aud provements can be made. as extended to all the Public Land States j We are prepared to interest you and make the assertion that wo by act of August 4,1892, The “ parliament of mankind, the let you know.” But he never kept (a) The compulsory educational can do M ORE fur you than auy other Piano or Organ House in the ARTHTJli MORGAN, federation of the world,” is not yet; his word. I wiote him agnin, say law should either be made effective J country. I f you are interested write at once. of Marshfield, county of Coos, State of J but it is approaching. ing that I was not interested in any or bo repealed. M ä k e fS Oregon, has this day filed iu this office his j Nicholas secs it, although he of tho Coos Bay Wagon Road Co.’s (b) All enactments should be so sworn statement No. 4447. for the purchase I -8» 9-^- THE BIG SIX: KIMBALL, CHICKERING, WEBER, MILTON, of the N.NV. y , of N.E. ) i of Sec. No. sends his warships through the land, aud wanted to learn Sec wordad as to leave no doubt as to 32 Wi* do our VOSEJIINZE, with the giant WHITNEY Is a combination of in Township No. 27 S. Range No. 11 W. i Cardauelles, and thus defies Eng- tion 85 was not outside their rant, tho meaning intended. In section and will offer proof to show that the land pint to n ake soundness, strength, beauty and tone unequalled anywhere. land — ulthougli he keeps Manchur as I wanted it ns coal land. Ltd he *9 subdivision 7 (a) in tlio matter sought is moro valuable for its limber or your app e a r- stone than for ncricu'.tnral purposes und ia, spite of his own professions and lo it,? No! Still the Secretary of of endorsing a first grade certificate to establish his ouiim to said land before nucn all that it Twenty.eight other makes we handle. pretensos. Yet the Czar says, issuod in another county the court W. U. Don- las, U. S. Commissioner for the Interior so instructeJ him. should bo. We also have in stock a fine line of Violins, Banjos, Guitars and at Marshfield, Oregon, cn Friday, Peace! I hope the man who i3 appointed ruled that may is equivalent to Oregon tho 1st day of May. 1908. Ho names n,s Our stylus aro correct, and our Mandolins at;prices from $5 upward. A full assortment of strings. shall in that case. In section 18 witnesses:’ W. H. Morgan, Jesse Smith, fit is : syour form requires. If its a William of Germnuy, one of the to succeed Mr. Hermann will have Steel strings 5 cents each. New music received weekly. John Thornthwaite, <«f Marshfield, Oregon, greatest and most foolish of rulers the interest of the people at heart, subdivision 11, an identical expres F. R. Taylor, of F.iuview, Oregon. money consideration, we arc aide to statesmen, he to whom moro tliar. to and that ho will by his fair actions sion occurs. It may in these and Any and all persons claiming adversely ph , so you Our f t ries arc the latest any other except one n r- on earth show no favors. I intend writing other sections really mean shall (a the above scribed lands are requested to and best. their claims in this office on or before tho eyes of the world are turned the Secretary of Ihe Interior again use of language difficult for an or tile said 1st ..lay of May, 1908. J T. B1UPGEB. William is building a great navy, and see if there is nny way of com dinary mind to understand) then FgED SLAGLE, Tailor. Register. I O O F. H A L L maintains a great army; he is au pelling the Coos Bay Wagon Road shall should be substituted. (c) Tho district boundary board dacious, possibly offensive, some Co. to comply with the grout, in M i L E S H P I E ^ D , O IK B . times perhaps unjust; yet his great selling land in tracts of 100 acres should not be a mere figurehead in voico is really for The latest report is that the Coos the matter of granting petitions for Boy Wagon Road Co. has told all the dividing of districts or chang Peace! the land allowed them by tho grant ing tho boundaries thereof. ’Of■ Many M»,y deprive* you o? Edward of England, a typical of these proposed changes Englishman, a man born to a great to n syndicate, so it is my intention in the {Merest of tho distri your dear ones. - listrict ami i Cg . / ^8», ~ / ¡W b Í a to send a copy of the grout by Con position and who fills it fairly well, the petitions are signed Show your love for the one who who has had enough, God knows, of gress to the Secretary of tho Inter cause of the lack'of court Never comes to the customers buying their goods at ior with tho hope of his si ling a war, whose people have had to “ pay, is Kone by proviiliup a monument no. If tho district boundary bean trusted man to this section and in- pay, pay,” and who have loaded worthy tho uomorv of that one. was given some option in granting generations to come with debts to vostigoting all the frauds that have petitions many unnecessary changes A large monument or a small “ pay, pay, pay”—Edward, and been perpetrated iu Coos and Curry could bp prevented. counties. IxqciHLit. marker, whichever you choose at Chamberlain, anil Balfour, nre for (d) I nin heartily in faror of the his place, will show the best judg Peace! proposed bill for tho consolidation One Thousand Lives blotted Out- For every dollas you tender the house you get ita equiu- ment of first-class designers and So is Loufcot. So is Oscar, So of school districts, and it snems to' : lent in value. is Diaz. workmen. San Francisco, Feb. 8.— Nows of me that some pecuniary encourage- The business we do has been built on these principles, The world has learned immenso-i o fenrfus loss of life in a destructivo menta should be given such con storm that swept over tho solidation The granting the ly in fifty years. No wars have been and it is on these principles we stand. a Islands in vain. On account of the South I South last month, larged dtsfviet the $50 special African War, the bloody, desperate j reached today on tho steamer portionrnent previously receive contest of tho Boers, England can j Mari] -et from Tahiti. The nil the former districts composing Dry Goods. Groceries. Boots and Shoes. Flourland scarcely be kicked iuto war for an loss a estimated at 1,000 tho new or consolidated one would be quite an inducement to this de other generation, Would Russia souls. Feed- Stock in all Departments oomplete. have over sent those warships On J h ; i- ir y 13th last, a huge sirable reform through the Straits except for Eng tidal wave accompanied by a ter SETTLEMENT. [ ICC Of If-B OF FINAL SETTLEM ENT» land’s crippled condition? Would rific hurricane, attacked the So 1BKEBY GIVEN THAT o t i c e i o t ic e w h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t England have ever tolerated such a ciety Islands and the Taumotu the ander ig;ted has th ;' day filed her the nmlertrìgued has this day file 1 hi« final acoonnt ns the administratrix of the performance unless she was tired group with fearful force, causing final acoonnt in the matter o f the adminia- I oat ate o f Bird Vowolt, deceased, nnd that out? The meaning is death and devastation never liefore tration o f the eatate o f S. L. Lenove. do- ; Wednesday, the 4th day of March. 19-13, erased, and that tho Uonntv Court ha*« '■et ( Peace! Peace! equaled in a land o f dreaded j Wednesday, tho 18th day o f M arch, 1908. t! it heitw the third day o f the regular Pioneer n)eat pr^et, Fish, Clams and Chickes ---- .» - LYONS' MILLINERY ; fa. Ladies, ¡Visses & Cb'Mrens Hats. Lyons’ Millinery Store. s ¡>¡i ut ili ns MILLINERY IVIrs. O. Moon $5 wil 11)} an Organ $ 100 $10 ii llonlli OKAS. GRISSEN MUSIC CO. Death’s Harvest Disappoint ment /aim. :;ö i P E R R Y ’S S T O liK . ï Coos County M a rb le and Granite W orks, N N i u S tra n g 's Em porium . .u - «-.*. j.xy 0f tile regalar 1 »08 1908 March tern* of the County Court for Fro bate County C mrt Coos m untr. Or. gon, haa ln*en set by said )-r;».»n. a s th»' day fo r j Court as the day for he;;ring objections to to HAid final account ¡ •»aiil final account and the settlement said eatate. x lid estate, Dated this 2nd day of February. 12 i y February, 1003. MARY A. VOW ELL. J. W. L E N E N E . ass ware and Dishes, W ood and Willow- 'i I V l -lobelias, Leggings and hightop Loggers ij 0 ‘ -*S. . icing Flannels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods diankets, Ladies and Gents’ Underwear. Prop.. - - - Coquille, Oregon.