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Marshfield Sun.
Riverton Pick-ups.
A Quiet Hume Wedding.
Mrs. Edward Faby and son
A party of eastern capitalists are
Charles, were in town on Saturda y.
The steamer Chico took on sumo
Sunday afternoon May 24th at
iu town looking for a location for a
Champion Mowers and Rakes, the
T U E S D A Y , M AY 26 1903.
lumber at the Riverton mill on Sat. the home of Mr. ami Mrs. R J,
saw mill.
euer comes to the customers buying their goods at
best on the market.
urday last.
Coke, Miss Anna Bettys and Mr.
B o h * . — At Marshfield, May 16,
T. H. Muhl 4 Co.
Tho schooner May Flower is uow J. D. Clinkenbeard were joined in
President's Trip Through Oregon.
1903, to the wife of E. G. Flanugnu,
Rev. C. D. Price, of BaucroR,
marriage, Rev Thus. Irvine of the
a daughter. Mother and child are loading at the mill.
was down to this place on Saturday.
Ashland—At (1:45 o ’clock yester doing well
Mr. and Mrs. Strong, of the up Baptist church officiating.
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He looks well sod reports the fam
day afternoon the President’s spec
Miss Bettys is the charming
The Alumni entertainment Satur per river, made a visit to their
For
eueru
dollas
you
tender the house you get ita equiu-
ily being iu good health.
ial train dropped down the Siskiyou»
daughtor, Mrs. Wm. Floyd, on last daughter of VIr. and Mrs. Hiram
and into this city.
The occasion day evening netted over $130, the Sunday.
lent
in
ualue.
Bettys, of Fairview, where she has
F.
E.
Clayton,
of
tho
brooni-
was an event which will remain long p roceed » o f w hich are tobeexpend-
Mr. Clinkenbeard bandle factory below Bandon, came
The business we do has been built on these principles,
Mrs. Helen Moox-e, of Coaledo, uiauy friends.
. ed in fitting up the school grounds.
in the memory of the purple who
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Cha is one of Coos River’s most sub. up Saturday aud spent Sunday iu and it is on these principles we stand.
The
programme
rendered
was
pro
had gathered to greet the Chief
stantial and respected young men, in town, returning Monday.
ney, last week.
Executive. An ovation to him, a nounced excellent by those in at
and is a favorite of all who know
tendance.
G. W. Derby, who baa been stop
Joseph Ferry took possession of him.
heartfelt response and President
ping up on the bill with Mr. Ten- Dry Goods. Groceries. Boots and Shoes. Flour and
the
postoffico
here
on
Saturday
eve
Coos Bay Camp, W. of \V., and
Roosevelt continued his journey
The newly married couple re Dison’e, went down home yesterday,
Feed-
j Stock in all Departments oomplgte:_ _
Coos Bay Circle, Women of W ood last.
northward.
ceived numerous, nice and useful having become somewhat under the
craft, will hold unveiling services
M.
McCormick
came
up
from
Medford -T w o thousand people
pi-eseuts.
weather.
He is
gathered at the depot at 7 :110 o’clock in I. O. O. F. cemetery on May 30th Prosper Saturday evening.
Among those present were: Mr.
Decoration Day. Monuments will be employed there in placing some
Rev Mr. Allen’» little boy got a
lost night to cheer President Roose
and Mrs. J. J. Clinkenbeard, Mi-, fall last week and for a time it was
unveiled, dedicated to tho memory machinery.
velt as his train slowed down as the
and Mrs. W. B. Piper, Mr. and thought bis aim was broken, but we
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town was reached. The President of deceased neighbors, W. E. Rich
J. Tawse, manager of the coal Mis. R. J. Coke, Misses Beamis,
are glad to say be came off more
appeared on tho platform of his ards and H. Frank Hanford, and mines here, made a business trip to
Fosbay, Anua Clinkcnbeai-d, Maude luckily.
Mary
Alice
Grimes,
late
members
special car and bowed acknowledg
to Bandon last Friday.
Coke, Messrs Albert Bettys, Geo.
Langlois, Curry couuty, is mak
ments to the hearty greeting of the of Coos Bay Circle.
We are glad to report Miss Belle Clinkenbeard and Ralph Coke.
great crowd.
ing all the necessary preparations
McLeod as nearly recovered from
First League Games.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. D. Clinkenbeard for a grand 4lb of July celebration. I
Grants Pass—In darkness the
her late illness.
-A .1 K i n d s o f L i e a - t l i e r Q - o o d a i t o v u i d i n a .
left on the train Monday for Ban All who attend will be assured of a
Presidential train rolled through
H a rn e s s S h o p .
The first two the season’s league
Last Sunday memorial services don, whero they will spend a few grand good time.
the station here at 9 o’clock last ball games were played at this place was held in the church hero.
The days before settling donw to house
I
also
do
all
kinds
of repairing in thi s line at reasonable fi gure
night. Great crowds had gathered and at Marshfield, Coquille and school children took part in the
A beautiful monument was plac
keeping at their home in North
and with bands of music playing Bundoo here aud Marshfield and exei-cises, singing several appro Bend.
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C T o c r u A ll. O r e
ed at the grave of Mrs. Amelia R. F r o n t , s t r e e t .
national airs, a wild cheer went up North Bend at Marshfield. The priate pieces, also performing a
Collier, the late wife of onr towns
as Mr. Roosevelt appeared at a win attendance was large at this place, flag drill, which was greatly appre
man J. A. Collier, by the Coos Bay
Sherwin-Williams Paints cover
dow of his private car nnd signalled tho gate receipt amounting to ciated by the audience.
Marble Works last week
A. R.
25 per cent more than other brands
a greeting to the people.
Ten brook, superintended its erec
$109.80 and the score stood 10 to 1
D onna A nna .
- -guaranteed,
tion.
Roseburg—Although it was near in favor of Bandon. Coquille team
deprives you ot
T, H. Mehl & Oo.
ly 3 o’clock this morning when the was considerably bandycapped by
Miss
Katherine
Maddox,
one
of
your dear ones.
Hats for every body at Mrs
M a r r ie d .— -At Marshfield, May 21,
special train
bearing President a portion o f the members Laving
our popular school teachers who
Moon’s.
1903,
J.
L.
Pickering,
of
Portland,
Roosevelt and his party pssed not yet arrived. The bay side game
Show your love for the one who
has just finished a term at Bandon,
L. H. Hazard, J. S. Lawrence and and Miss Lora Alice Jeokins, of departed by the steamer Chico for
through this city, a great crowd had was won by Marshfield in a score
in gone by providing a monument
Geo. O. Leach arrived Sunday after Marshfield, Rev. R. C. Lee, officiat California for an indefinite stay. It
gathered at the station to cheer of 4 to 3.
worthy the memory of that one.
noon from their trip to Portland ing.
him on his journey north.
Several
is hoped, however, that it will not
A large monument or a small
where
they
attended
the
I.
O.
O.
F.
Presbyterian
Church.
Secret service men wore on the
Mr. R. Quatermass of San Diego, be very long.
grand lodge.
They were in the California, has recently purchased
marker, whichever you choose at
platforms of the train, and as the
There will be services next Sun metropolis during the president’s from Hon. J. C. Fullerton of Rose
On Sumiay last as Heber Seed
cars slowed their pace the crowd
his place, will show the best judg
was informed that the President day in view of the fact that the pas visit to that city and were with the burg and Robert Dean of this place and Beat Dally were riding on
ment of first-class designers and
which their 280 acres of land in Beaver Sluugh horseback uear the Fairview school-
was asleep and could not appear. tor was away last Sabbath. Subject grand parade in
workmen.
Loud cheering followed tho train as for the morning service, “The order took part and was giveu as a bottom. The sale was made through boase, the front feet of the formers,
Righteous God" or “ Sodom Destroy part of the program for tho enter the agency of O. C. Sanford, the horse planged into a bole causing
is disappeared in tho darkness.
ed.”
In the evening the subject tainment of Mr. Roosevelt.
the animal to turn a complete sum
real estate man.
Eugene- -As early as 5 o’clock
will be "Poor Excuses.”
All are
mer saolt and at the same time
this morning a thousand peoplo had
cordially invited.
breaking its Deck. Heber was some
assembled at the depot to greet the
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what jammed np and scratched,
President, who it was understood
C oquille , O regon .
but not serionslv injured.
New
Coal
Mine
Opened
would speak for a few minutes from
the train. It was 6:15 when the
The tunnel which is being put
special came into the station. Mr.
Roosevelt was given a tremendous m by Andrew O’Connor on the
Marshfield Water Co’s land west of
cheer, as the train failed to stop and
Marshfield has now been driven
vanished in the storm,
200 feet and is now in good coal.
Junction City—The President It is being cleaned out and fixed,
and his distinguished party arrived preparatory to digging coal for use
here at 6:50 o ’clock this morning. at the Water Co’s pumping station
A wait was made for the engine’s on Pony slough.
taking water. Three thousand peo
Win. Eickwortb is now engaged
ple had gr -hered at the station and in building a track from the mine
This school, which has been in successful operation during eight months
cheered agaiu nnd again for the to the works, a distance o f less than
of the past school year, will open its Second Annnal
Chief Executive of the nation to ap a mile, over which to transport the
Session Monday, October 5, and continue for Eight
pear. Looking bright and el'eeful coal.— Mail.
Months.
Mr. Roosevelt greeted the immense
The Following Courses are Offered:
crowd from the platform of his car.
Myrtlo Point Enterprise.
COMMON SCHOOL,
NORMAL,
J. J. Curren has gone to Portland
Albany— At 8 o ’clock this morn
HIGH SCHOOL,
ACADEMIC,
ing tho President and his pnrty on businoss.
COMMERCIAL,
MUSIC,
came into the station here and
•J. T. Guerin has purchased the
were welcomed by tho biggest Ridinger place below town.
Tuition per Term of Twelve Weeks, Payable in advance:
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS.
crowd that has ever appeared at the
1 to 4
$ 6 00
Lloyd Spires left Sunday for Port Common School Coures, Grades
Vests,
regular $1.50 now $1.15
Fancy
Silk
Front
Golf
Shirts,
regular
$1.25
depot in its history. The truin
land whero ho went as a delegate to
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5 to 7
7 50
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$1.25 now $1.05
now
85
Cents.
slowed up for a moment, though
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the Grand Lodge, I, O. O. F which
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50 Cents, now 40 Cents.
Underware, regular $1.00 now 75 Cents.
long enough for the peoplo to catch
met in that city this week. He was Normal Course ................................................................... $8 00 to 10 00
Hose, all prices.
«
50 Cents, now 40
a glimpse of the President of tho accompanied by Mrs. Spires, sho be High School Course, Grade 9 to 11 ............................................8 50
Fancy Skirts, regular $1.50 now $1.25
Hose, 5 Cent up.
United States as he appeared on the
ing a delegate to the Rebeknh Grand Academic Course, Grades 12 to 1 3 ............................................... 9 00 Collars and Ties up to date, from 5 cents up.
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$1.25 now $1.00.
back platform of tho Elysian and Lod ge.
Commercial Course, Elementary ...................................................... 10 00
Dressing Saoques, regular $1.50 now $1.25.
Hats, regular $2.50 now $2.00
cried, "Good morning, good morn
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$1.00 now 75 cents.
The Myrtle Point band has been
ing.’'
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$2.00
now $1.50
Vocal and Instrumental Music 25 cents to 50 cents per Lesson.
Fancy Cambric Vests and Pants at Cost.
re-organized and a first-class in
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$1.75 cow $1.25
Jefferson—The sun was shining structor engaged, who will soon
A reasonable reduction will be made to students desiring to take
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$1.50 now $1 00
brightly this morning after a night arrive hero to begin his work. With
SILK S AND VELVETS.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS!
LACES. LACES!
EMBROIDERY!
a mixed Course.
of rain, and at 8:30 o’clock the tho assistance of an instructor we
Special
inducements
will
bo
given
to
a
limited
number
of
teachers
special train carrying President will soon have one of the best bands
Roosvelt stopped at tho little sta in Southern Oregon andour citizens bearing Certificates and taking the Normal Course.
tion. A thousand people had gath should help the band along in every
Circulars with full Courses of Study issued soon.
For further
ered, and through the din of cheer way possible.
particulars call on or address
ing tho President appeared on tho
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S - u .p e r ir L te n .c a .e r L t .
platform of his car and smilingly
Decoration Day May 30 1903-
waved back the greetings. Dis
Coquille, Oregon.
patches were filed hero by press
Members of tho Pest and Circle
members of tho party.
will meet at their hall at 9 30 a. in.
Salem—An immense ovation was Members of other orders, teachers
given President Roosevelt nnd his and cholara in the schools, with all
party here today. No event so great -ethers who will help in decorating
has occurred iu this city since its the graves, are cordialy invited to
foundation. Good cheer and happy' take part and bring nil the flowers
J
FANCY BOSOM DRESS S H IR T S
faces remained after Mr. Roosevelt you can.
$ 1 OO a n d $ 1 5 0 a n d h u n d r e d s to c h o o s e
NO NEED TO P A Y MORE FO R SHOES THAN
left at a little after noon today.
Mas. H. N obler ,
President of tile Circle.
fr o m .
heaper grades 50 aud 75 cenls.
Mrs. M. E.Dahuff,
Norway Items.
Sec.
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Misses Jennie and Tina Roberts,
Manager Wanted.
of Myrtle Point, visited with friends
hero over Sunday.
It costs yon nothing to see onr SHOES and compare prices
Trustworthy,either sex, by whole
.1. C. Clinton is logging the tim
that will last, look well and give complete sali»,
ber on the Grady place this spring. sale merchandise company of solid W o are glad to show, try on and answer questions. No urging to bay.
faction, at small expense.
We try to save you money ou G R O
He has his roads made and is ready financial standing, to manage local We know the result if you look.
representatives who will organize C E R IE S as well bs SH O ES, at th e B A R G A IN STORE.
to begin hauling this week.
clubs among consumers.
40 per
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schroeder
visited their son, Edwin, on South cent saved for our customers. Busi
ness no experiment but a proven
Fork Saturday and Sunday.
success. Salary $18 per week, ex
The Norway base ball nine played penses advanced. Experience un- j
tm
the Lee nine on the Myrtle Point necessary. Address D. B. Clarkson,
ground Sunday. Norway carried Mgr., 334 Dearborn S l„ Chicago,
off tho honors.
111.
A. ,1. Radabaugh hns a crew of
Attention Miners!
ten men at work on the road at pres
T m Days.
ent and will get more ns the road
There is a rush now for timber
dries up so that they can work.
Riley Clinton moved his fnniily land . il! through southern Oregon, I
up Saturday nnd will tent here this cud the miners should watch the !
Seven MBBon boxes sold in past 13 months.
T h lS s ig n a tu r e ,
V O t. d X .
summer in order to . be near his locations c.irefullv and bo ready
with tiieir protests if timber loca
work.
tion arc i, ide upon ground claimed :
Robert Clinton nnd family -¡sited by
th- in. Another
suggestion \
in Norway last week. He has rented
would be hat every miner who owns I
his place on North Fork nnd will
Black Warrior.
a mining clai-n which might possi- j Thoioughbred Cleue-
take a trip to California as soon as
bly be
itod upon ns timber land |
land
Bay.
the roads are so they can get to
send iu a plot of bis mining claim to |
Roseburg,
tho land ollice and a timber location
s Salesman, No. 417
Mi Jack Trigg, a brother of Mrs. on that piece of land will not be al
Sire Scampton Monarch, N o .543
O. S. Davis ' f this plnce, arrived lowed. Subscribe for the Oregon
d Cymble, 8. B.
from Fermhde Ni' ir ' v. Mr. Trigg Mining Journal from which this is
rcecutly purchased the Bonoywitz taken. It will keep you posted.
TEM PEST-
plies, so combiued business with
S had H udson .
pleasure. He is favorably impress,
Agent, Port Orford Ore.
, g Bay Chief, No. 459
ed with Coos on this his first visit,
Dam I Babe Robins, No. 1021 -
and we hope he will see fit to move
W . W r a v - V THUM ’ W O K I H Y OKN-
L
(d Mayflower, No. 327
up soon.
T ruik T rice
ékjflmOe C iti! p e rn iò .
Disappointment
P J E R R Y ’S S T O R E .
C.
B.
LEEP,
H arness and Saddles
Death s Harvest
Coos County Marble and
Granite Works.
1903
Qoos OUNTY A cademy
0
CLOSING
1904
SALE
R egardless of cost a t H aw kin s’
We Will Close Out Our Entire Stock of
EXCLUSIVE ELEGANCE!
In Men’s Furnishing Goods, correct
styles and Right Prices.
Save Your Money
c
B argain S to re
PRICES
f fiM H
Clioimt Assortment of
Spring Dress goods
C . M . Skeels
Lawns, Organdie!; and
Kancm atz
To Cure a Cold in One Day £
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. £ m i A
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“Tempest"
«""v
"Commodore”
S tra n g ’s Em porium .
Glassware and Dishes, W ood and W illow -
ware.
T o S tar«- a Citld ira Oaac Ibny.
Take Laxntiv*» Prom o Q ’liniiio ’! nbl t*.
Ail droggifttfi ref ami tho m onpy it
fnil
care. K. W. (J rjv e’ .d nifpiiUure i oU t It
box. 2T k \
tlemau nr liuty in s sch co u n ty to m anure
bn-G HSH ¡ -r ail o ld e sta b lish ed honao o f
f-nnncial sta n d in g . A straigh t, bona
lid«-
< v «alary o f $ 1S:00 pMid by check
< ;.ch Wt-.'i.iMilay with all expense* direct
front lu .uiqu irt.crs. M oney advanced for
exp Mtsi
M anager, 1U 0Caxton Bldg.. C h i
cago,
This Thoroughbred Stallion and Jack will make the season of 1903
nt M>rlle Point after the 15th of March. T erns: Temper!, #15 to in-
snr - Commodore, $10 to jpgare.
M r . C le v e la n d , M g r .
Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers
shoes.
O u v ig Flanels,M ackintoshes,Rubber goods
Blankets, Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear.
Z.
C. STRANG, Prop., - - - Coauille, Oregon.