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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1903.
2\ .
D E N T IS T
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
Na.tonal Anthem at Last.
G neral Summary ot Oregon Crops.
Wri'e your Farm Experience and Send
It will probably lie down to most
Tho wenth- r dining tin- week was
In 1902 the Southern Pacific
Office ever Johnson, Dean k Go’s patriotic: Americans that the Unite.1 dry nnd warm and nil that could be Compnny published a psmphlet
States has never hud a national an desired for the completion of fslt entitled “ California 1 ndustries.". It
market. Coquille, Oregon.
them, officially speaking, until Sat work.
There »ere a few frosty contained principally the oersonal
urday last, when the Navy Depart nights in the eastern portion of the testimonies of experienced cultiva-
ment issued an order declaring state, but, so far as known, they tors, rays the Pacific Homestead.
“The Star-Spangled Banner" to lie dj-* no serious damage.
A short description of the different
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
the national anthem, and, directing
Hop picking is practically com sections was given and following
Ofttae up Htnirs in M 4U T 1N lit II.D IN O
that whenever that composition is pleted and the crop has been se this tlietest ¡monies of fruit growers
Culls promptly nnswi red day or night.
played, all officers and men shall cured in good condition.
The dairy men, ptc., etc., showing the
Night rail will 1»' answered from .'Its. stand at attention, unless they are
yields continue below average, but number of ncres cultivated to
Wickham's Hoarding House.
engaged in duty that will not per the quality is satisfactory. Harvest oranges, grapes, olives, alfalfa, etc;
Phone, main EMI.
mit them to do so.
As to the good ing is nearly finished, and tlirnsh- the cost to mltivato tho yield per
taste displayed in selecting “ Tho j ¡llg ba8 p.-ogressed rapidly.
Oats sere and price the products were
nr-apangled Banner then* will l>e^ Were slightly damaged by the raiun sold tor. This was one of the most
lit
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a variety of opinions.
of a week ago, but not sufficiently practical pieces of literature that
L a w y e r .
Mr. W. E. C >-
The Navy Department had quite to a fleet the total yield to any could be put out.
Justice of the Peace. City Recorder. a stock of so.called “ national” tunes great extent.
Corn is ripening runu, G. P. A., of the Southern P i-
Xj s
C o m m i s s i o n e r to choose from, hut this did not nicely, the ears are well filled, and Compnuy, has written (lie agents of
make selection any easier, for the the crop, on the whole, is doing that company in Oregon that it is
General Insuance ft gent.
reason that some of them havo only well.
Notary Public.
Field unions have ubout all the intention to get up a similar
a local application, and most ot the been pulled, and beans are nearly publication for Oregon aud asks
Office in Robinson Building.
others are not “ national.” There is ready for harvesting.
CoOl'ILLE, OllEdON.
The third that all who are able to gtve the
“America,” for instance, a melody of crops of clover and alfalfa are be results from their farms, dairies,
English origin, already doing duty ing cut.
Potato blight continues fruit orchards, berry patches, etc, in
as an English national hymn, set to in the coast counties, and the crop Oregon write the results for publi
some rather commonpluco lines by in that section will be below aver cation in this pamphlet. He says ho
the Rev. Samuel T. Smith. There is age.
Digging lias begun in Home wlints only the actual results under
Attoniey - a' Law-,
Pasturage continues favorble condition—the same as
C oquille C ity , C oos C ounty , O regon . “ Yankee Doodle.” of which both localities.
words and tune are guesswork so good, and stock is improving. cau be accomplished by any intelli
Notary l ublic.
far as origin is concerned, through There has been a slight shrinkage gent grower under normal condi
neither is American. There is “ Hail in the milk supply iu tile Willam tions; Hist is, he waDts only honest
Columbia,’’ which comes the neureut ette valley. The harvest of prunes representations. Any of our readers
of all to being ¡a national anthem, is well under way and the dryers iu Oregon who will take the time
as its melody is the President's march are now running on full tune. The to give their experiences will bo
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composed iu 1789, and its words crop is au excellent one, both in doing the company a courtesy aud
M A K SliFIE LD , OREGON.
— —
were written by Joseph Hopkiusou quality anl quautity.
Pears and the state justice. Yon may send
Deal or in H kal E state of all k in d s ^ iu 1798, when war with France was jdums are yielding well.
Apples your statement to Mr. Comau, or
to this paper and it will be forward
expected.
It
is
noteworthy
that
continue
fair
to
good.
s h a d HUDSON,
.'
: j - E- HAYNES.
ed to him.—Roseburg Plaindealer.
“Hail Columbia” has always been se
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.
lected byforeign nations when they
Six Hundred lurks Killed
wish to salute this county. The mel
A large consignment of Wash
ody, however, is thin and common
ington newspaper correspondents
'dining and Real Estate Agents place and was worn out long ago. Sofia, Sept. *24. — According to a are
“ getting next” to irrigation in
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
I here is “ Columbia, the Gem of the telegram received here from Kos- the west.
AVE valuable Mines, Farms. Stock Ocean,” but! that is English and is tendit today, 34 miles from Sofia,
Ranches and Timber Hands for sale.
There are 350,000 words in the
kuwou over there as “ Britannia, the COO Turks were killed iu a fight at
House and It acres o f land well improved Pride of the Ocean.”
There are Kotcheni September 18. The Turk English lauguage but that will not
Wilbur, Douglas oonnty. Or., for s . e
ish force numbered 7000.
After prevent tho coining of a few new
exchange for property in Myrtle torn ! others which only apply to a certain
the coming cum-
the
fight
the
troops,
enraged
at ones during
event or period, such ns “ Dixie,”
pntgn.
which is
thoroughly American, their losses, pillaged and burned a
Twelve of the rioters who broke
“ Wheu Johnny Comes Marching number of Bulgarian villages.
into the jail at Danville, Illinois,
Home," “John Brown’s Body,’’ “ The
MAKE WOMEN I’ RISONERS.
Battle Cry ot Freedom" (widely has
aie now studying how to break out
Sofia, Sept. 24.— Advices from
been made a national anthem by
of the Illinois penitentiary. This is
Uskub
nay
that
five
battalions
of
Japan), and “ Marching Through
as it should be.
Turkish
troops
left
Sovovitcli
yes-
Georgia.”
Turkey seems to regard it as a
terday for Morotsors, from where a
All of these have been ruled out hand of revolutionists had been little hard to have to pay indem
and “Tli<' Star-Spangled Banner” threatening Perlepo.
Three other nity funds which are move than
selected, though its melody is Eng. battalions have proceeded to Nev- likely to be used to defray her own
ish and ante-cedentH are most un- eska, where insurgent bands have funeral expenses.
lignified. Its melody is that of a reappeared.
A New York girl recently married
Let’s
Wade Right into drinking song, “ To Anacreon in
Turkish soldiers recently took 50 a man named Terrier.
During the
Heaven,” nnd was a favorite with a
women from the village of Klissuri, wedding service a former suitor in
the Subject
bacchanalian crew which used to
The 1903 season will bo the great meet at the Crown and Anchor in and all attempts to recover them the back of the church was unkind
est bicycle season over known. The London between 1770 nud 1775. have been unavailing, the soldiers enough to cry out “ rats.”
finest equipped atd most up to-date Then, set to other words, it did duty refusing to obey their officers.
Beveridge has qualified for the
wheels that Coquille riders ever laid in Masonic lodges. Soon it traveled
Tillman class.
He recently lost,
their eves on will lie kept in stock across the water, and its first patri
not his pass but his pocketbook.
M E. Church Appointments
at right prices, and if you want one otic- setting was made by Robert
But he promptly identified himself
Treat Paine in 1798 to words entitl
sav so.
Final session of tho M. E. Church, by the production of some fifty odd
Wo want your trade, and we are ed “ Adams and Liberty.” We noxt South, was held in this city Mon passes.
entitled to it. because we bav« find it illustrating another campaign day morning. The work has grown
The President has selected Hon.
good goods, right prices,_ and can song, “Jefferson nnd Liberty," and to such an extent that the confer
Charles J, Bonaparte to investi
serve you well. You don’t expect iu 1814 Francis Scott Key set ilie ence was divided—into two districts
gate the Indian land scandals.
any more, hut you want that much, present words to it on the eve of with a presiding elder over each. He could not have selected a man
the
hombardmeut
of
Fort
McHenry.
dou’t you.
Appointments for the coming year iu whom the public will place great
It is fortunate that the sailors of were announced by Bishop Morri er confidence.
To be brief, try us and our goods,
and our way of treating you, and if the navy are not obliged to sing it. son, as follows:
Captain Wriuge still hopes to
Willamette District— Presiding
you like us try us again. Wo want It is much easier for the bands to
steer the winner in au internation
play it.
It was not difficult for Elder, Henry Spiess, Corvallis.
your business. Enough said.
al vacht-race.
He has declared
to catch its abrupt inter
Corvallis charge, John Reeves.
Pish Bros roisterers
his intention of becoming an Ameri
vals or to execute its singular
Albany, C. W. Pogue.
can citizen nnd hopes to be chosen
(lights and closing outburst when
Ceos Bay
Lewisville and Independence, T.
skipper of the next defender.
under the influence of wine or spir P. Haynes.
its at the Crown nnd Anchor, hut it
There is no doubt that Columbia
Dallas, to bo supplied.
is a serious business for a patriot to
possesses a political monopoly in
Oregon City, J. W. Craig,
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
get through it witli a serene face
the isthmus of Panama, but the
Tangent, W. A. lden.
That we should have to take this
Columbian statesmen are making a
Harrisburg, A. J. Starmer.
Mannfaoturer o f Marble Monument». Hen 1-
old drinking soug for a National
great mistake if they regard the
Junctsou, P. D. Gardnor.
stones. Tablets, etc.
Uuited States as “ an easy thing.”
oemeterv lots enclosed with stone coping anthem illustrates the poverty of
Lebanon, C. D. McFarland.
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or msical invention as compared with
Portland. C. A. Hyatt.
An epidemic of eye disease pre
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
Better, however, a
R o s e b u r g District— Presiding El
ivitig in tho country or other towns who other nations.
vails to an alarming extent among
muv wish anything in my line o f business national anthem which is not nation der, E. L. Fitch, Oakland.
the public school children of the
tlvtlir :U*T1>
<L TO al than none.—Chicago Tribune.
Oakland, E. L. Fitch.
poorer districts of Greater New
TJ
Roseburg, H. C- Allen.
York.
A total of 100,000 cases
Mvrtle Creek, J. C. Cook.
Leg Amputated
have beeu examined by the pbysi.
Ashland. II F. Rosser.
cians of tli* Board of Health, and a
Medford, H. C. Brown.
News resched here last Monday
hospital for the exclusive treatment
T his old reliable and of the accidental ehootiug and
Grants Pass, W. T. Goulder.
of victims of this disease will be
most puceessfnl spec-
Klamath Falls, to be supplied.
established. Unsanitary conditions
k ialiot in Ban Frnrcis- wounding of Lex Cope, son of W.
I co, still continues to V. Cope, of Florss Creek.
Myrtle Point, W. H. Wages.
breed this disease, and being con
k cure all Sexup! and
Coquille, It. A. Reagan.
tagious, it bids fair to become uni
It seems that Lex nud a couple
Sem inal Diseases,
Glide, to be supplied by G. W. versal among the children of the
|snch as Gonorrhea- of companions were out on the
I d le e t, H t r ; c t n re,
Householder.
crowded tenement districts. Of all
{•¡¡Syphilis, in all it. marsh hunting ducks, and that in
Rev. J. T. Cotton will continue to hanienpa to endeavor, blindness is
informs, Skin Diseases. crawliug
under some bruslt or
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i N e r v o n s D ebility,
reside at Myrtle Creek nnd will be the heaviest, and a municipality the
Im potoncy , Seminal Weakness and Loss of through a thicket, io some manner in a supernumerary relation during
children of which are threatened
M anhoodi the consequence of self-Qjmse the gun carried by young Thomp
by thousands with this calamity
and excesses producing the following sfm pa son, one of his companions, was the year.
toms: Sallow countenance. dark spots un
The next annual session of the! may well bestir itself to preventive
der the eyes, pain in the hear. ring ng in discharged, tho load of .«hot taking
the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in »-fleet in the forward part ot young Columbia Conference will be held ' as well as remedial measures look
at Harrisburg — Roseburg Review.
approaching strangers, palpatation o f the
ing to its control.—Oregonian.
heart, weakness o f the limbsnnd back, loss Cope’s right leg, just below the
of raomory, pim ples on the face, conghs- kuee.
consumDtion e tc.
Dr Greeu, of Dsiryville, was
The presence of 10,000 people
All but four of the applicants for
DU. GIBBON has prac* is?d in San Fran
called to attend the wounded boy, “chiefly Americans,” at the formal
cisco over 3 years an i those troubled should
state medical certificates were suc
not fail to omisnlt him and receive the ben nnd he iu turn called Dr. Kline, of opening of a new $50,000 building cessful at the recent examination
efit o f his great sk ill and experience. The of this place, to assist him. Both at Juarez, Mexico, near the Texan
before the state hoard.
The suc
doctor cares when others fail. Try him.
CLKKS GU A R A N TE E D . Persons cared bones were shattered and tho leg border, last Sunday, is a disgrace cessful ones are C Bellington, W ill
At home.
Charges reasonable. Tailor so badly torn that it was found to the American name.
To make iam B. Campbell, C. T. Chamberlain,
Writ«-,
I>r. J F. GIBBON,
necessary to nmputate it. Ampu this American holiday on Mexican,
25 K *arney street. Ban Francisco,
Alexander Corporan, R. B. Demp
tation was made just above the soil, six bulls were tortured and
write.
D R . J. F . GIBBON,
sey, Hederick R. Dorn, Win. R. H ol
B25 K iarnev street. S in F ra n cisco_______ knee, nnd the patient is doing rg slain and a number of horses were den, Charles Hosmer,
Leon W.
well as could be expected under killed by the maddened creatures
Hyde, W. E. Lewis, J. A. Merri-
U. H. and f oreign ^
the circumstances. — Recorder.
before they were finally dispatched. \ man, J. H. Neagle, James L. Owen,
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Truly, the instinct of savagery, the I
The Chico’s outgoing passenger leading force of which ¡»cruelty,! E. Rawlings, C. E. Saunders, 8. H.
list last week was us follows: Mrs. lies close to the surface of civiliza-! Sheldon, Alan W. Smith, J. G.
Swenson, S. D. Tayior, and O. D.
H. A. Dno'ev, Allen Paterson, Al tion.—Oregonian.
Webster.
Many of these are grad
bert Garfield and wife, Lillie Red
uates of Eastern medical schools
dick, A. V. Golithou, Mrs. Dr
The United States is not the only and are old practitioners in other
Sitix>k, Miss Lucia Sperry, Miss C.
One among them is a
White. Miss G. Whi*e, A. Whit» rosmorolitnn cmintiy Thirty per states
a n 1 wism ali sistete, C ip t A. M-- cent of the population of Brazil is colored man, a graduate of Rush
Incidentally it may be Medical College of Chicago. They
N cvil and two daughters, Miss. German.
T a, lor. Mrs Lde, Mrs. C l TiOwe remarked that Brazil is about the will locate at various places in the
1 Opposite U. S. Patent Office
and d (tighter. R H Rosa, and most comfortable and prosperous state for the practice of their pro-
ff'PtiOQr Medical Sentinel.
of the South American republics.
>
W A SH IN G T O N . O .C .
Miss Get trade Johnson.
Geo. Russell, M. D.
V G. D. Holden,
A.
J. Sherwood,
jo ka F. H a ll,
^.ttorn r . at - xJaT*r-
Hudson
&
Haynes,
H
1903
SEASON.
M s aiii Slone Works
To tlie
niortu.3a.2ite
Dr. Gibbon
tv
NO.
iV
Drafting a Treaty.
Coquille purqiture
New York, Sept. 25.— Indiffer
ence was manifest iu Congress, snys
a Herald dispatch from Bogota un
der date of September 21, toward
the death of the Hay-Herran canal
treaty.
Although tho period for
the ratification of the treaty was to
expire at midnight of the 22nd, the
speeches delivered on the subject
J - G - F is h A S o n s , P r o p s -
were mild, and refered more to tho
possibility of a new treaty than to MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxos, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes,
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
tho fate of the present on*.
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
A commission was appointed by
promp' Attention.
the Senate to prepare a new treaty,
but it is not known when its report
will be presented.
A cablegram
wus sent by Governor Obaldia on
the 19th inst., to President Mar-
roquin, assuring him of his patriot
ism aud loyalty, and stating that
matters were quiet on the Isthmus.
Governor Obaldia also informed the
President that there weie no indi
cations of a revolution on the Isth
mus. The cablegram was publish
ed on placards and posted in all the
GOLDEN B U IL D IN G ,
'
C O Q U ILL E C IT Y
streets and on the corners of Bo
gota, It had a quietiug effect on
H a n d Fresh. 3!*£eat.
the people, who feared that there Kesp c o n . s a - n . t l 37- o n
would be a revolt on the Isthmus
o f - A . l l 3 C In .d .s .
if the caual treaty was finally re
jected by Congress.
C a n n e d B e e f a n d P ic h le d P ork .
Both houses of Congress are now
busy making ¡Selections for elector
al judges for the next Presidential
aud Congressional elections.
General Sarria, who had been ap-
poiuted chief of the garrison of Pan
ama, has decided to accept the po
sition.
T h e la t e s t in
General Jnuu Yovar has been ap
pointed Commander-in-Chief of the
army of Panama gn tho Pacific and
Atlantic coasts.
Ha left Bogota
yesterday for Panama.
at M r s . C. la. M o o n ’s
and BOX FACTORY
P. E. Drane
Butcher,
Cashel 1 rV
Hides in any Quantity
MILLINERY
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Grafter in the Toils
Portland, Or., Sept. 22.— Cap-
taiu T. A. Wood, Grand Commaudor
of the Indian War Veterans, was
arrested here today by federal au
thorities, /charged with pension
frauds.
Yon will find the latest in spring and summer M illinery
at my store.
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp
ing done to order.
IV trs . C . M o o n
Sanderson Building near the Wharf.
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A ACemarkiiljiB IC croud
Chamberlin’s Cough
Remedy
has a remarkable record. It has
beeD iu use for over thirty years,
during which time mauy million
bottleB have beeu sold and used.
It has long been the standard and
main reliance iu the treatmuiit of
croup in thousands of homes, yet
during all this time no case has
ever been reported to the manufac
turers in which it failed to effect a
cure. When given as soon os the
child becomes hoarse or even as
soon as the croupy cough appears,
it will prevent the attack. It is ples-
ant to take, many children like it. This school, which has been in successful operation during eight months
It contains no opium or other
of the past school year, will open its Second Annnal
harmful substance and may ho giv
Session Monday, October 5, and continue for Eight
en as confidently to n baby as to un
Months.
adult. For sale by It. S. K.NOWLTON. Tho Following Courses are Offered:
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COMMON SCHOOL,
NORMAL,
Dissolution Notice.
HIGH SCHOOL,
ACADEMIC,
COMMERCIAL,
MUSIC,
Notice is hereby givou that by
A reasonable reduction will be made to students desiring to take
mutual conse t the co-partnership
existing between W. H. Youug and a mixed Course.
—
Will Albee, is dissolved, and all
Special inducements will bo given to a limited number of teachers
persons knowing themselves to 1)0
indebted to the firm are requested bearing Certificates and taking the Normal Course.
Circulars with full Courses of Study issued soon.
For further
to come forward anu settle at once.
The
busiuess - manufacturing particulars call on or address
shingles will he continued by Mr.
Albee.
Coquille, Oregon.
1903
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“ B. L. Iiyer, a well known coop
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Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoe Remedy saved his life last
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summer. He had been sick for a
month with something the doctors
Branch Office, Pharmacy Building, Coquille City, Oregon.
call bilious dysentery, and could
get nothing to do him any good
until he tried this remedy. It gave
him immediate relief,” says B. T. Arc purely co-operative in every rsipcct and the Company will spare
Little,
merchant, Hancock, Md.
neither time nor money .n teaching the people at large the
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