Coquille City herald., November 10, 1903, Image 2

¿¡usuili* City
Our Public School
Kiveiton Pick Ups
C. C. A. Notes.
Reception for J. A. Lamb and Bride
The dance last Saturday night
s
The month just closed has been
The Academy lecture at the Lit- \ On Saturday evening a reception
a good month. Frequent meetings was a success. About forty people tie Church last Friday evening was was given bv our local lodge of the
of the teachers have been had for | came up on the Liberty from Ban- fairly well attended. Rev. Huberly Order of Eastern Star to the newly
Eighty- presented a well prepared address married couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
the discussion of matters pertaining ilon and the lower river.
Governor Hesitates.
to decorum and the course of stud- 1 two persons took midnight supper I on “ The English Language; its Lamb.
A large number of the
Contents, Its Influence, aud Its members of the order as well as
“ I have received no request from y. The object is to emphasize vi­ I at the hotel.
any senator or representative elect­ tal work and to allot proper tirre,
Mr. Martin, the jeweler, from | Destiny.” The next lecture will be many invited friends of this happy
ed from any county that is presum­ place and energy to the remainder Coquille, stopped over here last I presented by Prof. Anderson three couple assembled in the spacious
weeks later.
His subject will be Masonic lodge room at 8:30 and
ed to be liable to suffer if a special of the course, to tti« end that there Saturdny night.
COUNTER
session of the legislature be not may be as little lop-sidedness to the
social converse occupied the time
Surveyor Gould was down doing “ Educational Ideals."
called," said Governor Chamber­ course of instruction.as seems possi­ some surveying for A. Urquhart
School still grows.
If all enter until the arrival of tho bride and
Ice Cream,
Fresh Nuts,
Finest Luucb Good
lain today.
"If any of the coun­ ble under existing circumstances. last week.
1 this week that have talked of it, groom, when J. J. Stanley, who
Ice-Croam Soda
Clmice Confectionery, Fig Wafers,
The
enrollment
by
rooms
and
ties, cities or school districts would
Sweet Crackers,
Ice-Cold Soda,
Oregon Fruits,
The Riverton Lumber Co., have [ we shall reach fifty, the standard liad been Called upon by the com-
be crippled in their corporate func­ grades is now as follows:
Milk Shake.
Cigars and Tabacco.
Tropical Fruits.
their new boiler and dynamo. Mr. we set for the school up to Christ­ mitteo to address the crowd came
tions, Ishould hear from members
Miss Rich, primary, 32 boys, 25 Price says he will soon be able to mas.
to the rostrum and made many ap­
of the legislature representing them. girls. Total, 56.
propriate, complimentary mid comi­
turn out 30 thousand feet of lum­
Our work now is fairly well sys­
"So far I have not determined
W . T , B U R T O N , Prop.
cal remarks concerning the bride
Miss March, 2nd and 3rd B, ber per day.
tematized.
Our
program
is
fairly
what course I shall pursue, I am total, 45.
Phone 109.
Front Street, Coquille.
and groom and their past history,
J.
Tawse
left
on
the
Chico
for
well
arranged
and
well
understood
looking into the matter, and am in­
after which he announced taat all
Miss Getty, 3rd A, 8 boys and San Francisco.
He
will
probably
except by the newcomers aud they
forming myself as to the condition of
were at liberty to enjoy themselves
12 girls; 4th B, 16 boys and 11 stop there for the next return trip will soon understand it.
the state’s finances, I find that the
at games and otherwise as they
girls. Total 47.
of
the
Chico.
business of the state would go on
Henry Paxson was out one day saw fit, which they did until re­
Miss Grace Bridges, 4th A, 4
Riverton is about to have anoth­ last week on account of sickness. freshments were announced, when
without interruption or serious in­
boys
and
7
girls;
5th
B,
8
boys
er mercantile establishment. Geo. Miss Myers, of Lee, has been out two long tables were spread and
convenience, even though there were
no extra session, and the expenses and 10 girls; 5th A, 6 boys and 7 W. Leggett will soon open up a for a week.
Sue went home on a filled with grapes and bananas,
store on the river front.
We wish visit, but we have not learned the cake and coffee, etc., to which all
were provided for by the issuance girls. Total, 52.
you
the
greatest
of
success
Brother
Miss
Lee
Bridges,
6th
B,
4
boys
of evidences of indebtedness
cause of her delay.
partook to their heart’s content.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamb wtr« seat <1 at
"Therefsre, so far as concerns the and 7 girls; 6th A, 10 boys and 2 Leggett.
Miss
Latourette’s
music
class
The Coquille,
Riverton and
one end of tho tables, at the head
state government, there ¡8 no press­ girls; 7th B, 3 boys and 5 girls; 7th
still
grows,
and
the
clnss
in
vocal
Total, 40. Lampa creek road is being pushed
ing need for especial ses-ion to cor­ A, 3 boys and 6 girls.
and foot resfectively, and V. R.
E. H Anderson, 8th A, 3. boys as fast as the weather and means music manifests considerable inter­ Wilson and bride, in a like manner
rect defects in the t a i‘ 18ws that
est.
We now have two lessons a
and
8
girls;
9th
A,
6
boys
and
7
will permit.
A few days more of
have been pointed out in the opin­
week and a singing exercise daily. at the other, they having just ar­
work will complete a good open
H N Æ a rsïifield ., O r e .
ion handed down bj the supreme girls. Total, 24.
rived from California by the last
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grade for equestrians. That means
Total attendence, 204.
court.’’— Journal.
Chico. Here all did ample justice
Baudon
Recorder.
to the luscious fruits and viands so
Agents for leading makes of
Report for Miss March's room is it will bo about half completed for
J. E. Hawkins, and son William, bountifully supplied, after which all
not
complete because of her own a wagon road.
The new town of Irby, Washing­
The smiling countenance of our of Floras ^reek, were in town, Tues­ soon retired to their respective
ton, is to be a place for teetotalers illness. She is reported as recover­
day, having brought up a load of homes, with, if possible, a warmer
and moral people for all time to ing rapidly and wc expect soon to friend, Albert Johnson, was seen butter for shipment.
place in their hearts for those
here last Saturday eve.
He and
corao ns every deed executed by the have her classes with us again.
Mrs. C. Y. Lowe and daughter, young people than ever before, all
original owners for town property
Miss Phoebe Simmons, 9th grade, several others from Coquille took
and for acreage for miles around has been compelled to discontinue in the hop and seemed to enjoy who have been visiting relatives in wishing them a long and pleasant
Oakland, Cal., for some weeks past, voyage over life’s tempestuous sea.
contains a clause to the effect that her work on account of ill health. themselves very much.
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"this property is never to be used Miss Cora Holcomb, 8th grade,
We learn that our friend, J. F. arrived home Tuesday.
We buy for Cush from Manufactures and therefore can
for the sale of intoxicating liquors withdraws on account of removal of Lowery, has purchased the Engle-
Mxrehfield Nan.
Mrs. Alice Pickering, nee Jenkins,
sell you at bottom prices. Wo also carry a full line of
or for currying on the saloon busi­ t’ie family to Myrtle Point.
man
ranch,
together
with
his
fine
We
is here visiting her mother and other
Mrs. L. M. Noble returned Tues­
ness.’’ This olause is forever a lien shall loose a worthy pupil, but we flock of sheep.
That gives Mr. L. relatives. Her husband has sold
day from a visit with relatives in
on the property.
Babcock, Corn­ hope she may find a friendly greet­ the ownership of over a section of his business interests at Portland.
Portland.
ish & Co., the original owners, are ing in the school at her new home. land and an unlimited out range. Mrs. Pickering will join him in about
A number of miners arrived on
letting a contract for six miles of
We
heartily
extend
to
you
our
con­
two weeks at Portland, and then
Attendance in the upper rooms
| the Areata, Tuesday, and will find
irrigating ditch and the work of
gratulations,
Frank.
they
will
go
to
Idaho.
was not materially affected by the
And everything else in the music hue.
employment at the Beaver Hill coal
building up the town ¡ b pushing
D o n n a A nna .
report of diphtheria but many of
Elbert Dyer gave Dairyville a j mines.
ahead rapidly.—Drain Nonpareil.
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the smaller children have been ab­
visit this week, and visited the
Panama Secures Independence.
Geo. N. Furrin lias rented the
There are persistent rumors that sent this last week, presumably on
Bandon Oil Company’s possessions
Perry Heath, formerly First Assist­ account of the report in part, and
there.
Tho well has been sunk Garfield Cafe where he expects to
Washington. Nov. 6.—President
I O O F HALL
ant Postmaster General and now in part on account of t)ie rain.
nbout 300 feet, and as more casing transplant the Broiler about the
secretary of the Republican Nation­ This absence which amounts to Roosevelt this afternoon author­ has arrived and water becomes j middle of the month.
al Committee, has not been spared about 30 per cent of the younger ized the following announcement plentiful, drilling will bo resumed
Mark Cutlip came to town today
will cause tho teachers contained in a telegram sent by the again.
in Mr. Bristow’s report, which is pupils,
! in his new gasoline lauuch, his in-
state
department
today
to
Consul
much annoyance when they return,
soon to be given to the pnblic.
The cannery season is over, the j itial trip. Captain Cull:;' cncounter-
because those who have been regu­ Ehrman at Panama.
i ed some blustery weather crossing
The peace strength of the Rus­ lar in attendance have done a
“The people of Panama have by cannery having filled up its stock of
sian army is over a million men. week’s work that those who were an apparently unanimous movement cans and used up its supply of tin. ! the bay, but be is an ablo seaman
| and qualified to handle his boat in
Japan's army numbers about 136,
absent will know little or nothing dissolved all political connection The amount of salmon canned filled , all kinds of weather.
,
Deprives You ol Your
000 men.
We can easily under­
over
8850
cases.
with
Columbia
and
have
resumed
about.
stand why Japan wants an ally be­
their independence. When you are
Dear Ones.
Mrs. F. Lillentlmll died at her
We have not at hand a complete
fore sho will attempt to move Rus­
satisfied
that
a
defacto
government,
home
in
North
Bend,
Tuesday
even­
91200
will
buy
a
160-acre
stock
list o f visitors for the month, but
Show your love for the on» who
sia from Manchuria.
republican in form and without any ranch with lots of outlying range. ing, Nov. 3, 1003.
Deceased was ;
note with pleasure the names of
is gone by providing a monument
subject to attacks of heart failure,
The Maryland democrats are mak­ Miss Gulovson, Jenny Wickham, substantial opposition from its own Eight miles from Coquille.
worthy the in e in or v of that one.
but on the day of her death was in
J. J. S t a n l e y .
ing political capital out of the fact Mr. Hacker, director, who spent people, is established in the state of
the best of health, the stroke cams
A large monument or a small
that some negroes in Brooklyn own almost a half day, Mrs. Knowlton, Panama, you will enter into relations
T. H. Mehl A Co’s is the place to sudden ami without warning just as;
with it, as a responsible government
an automobile. The announcement aod Mrs. Jacobson.
marker, whichever you choose at
buy
your
fruit
Jars-Mason’s
the
of territory, and look to it for all
she was preparing so retire for the
is printed as a paid advertisement
his place, will show the best judg­
The tardiness, which amounted to
best.
night. She leaves a husband and
on the front page of one of the Bal­ but six cases, was all made by the due actions to protect the persons
ment
of first-class designers and
and
property
of
the
United
States
three
children
th
mourn
her
loss.
Cranberries at Ivanematz’s.
timore dailies.
children of four families, and two and to keep open the Isthmian
workmen.
Senator Stewart of Nevada, is families make four c f the cases. transit in accordance with obliga­
seventy-six yearsold and the young­ Some of the cases at least seemed tions of existing treaties governing
est bridegroom in the Senate.
He unavoidable.
Wo feel that nearly the relations of the United States
has just married Mrs. May Agnes all parents are making a commend­ to that territory.”
Cole, of Georgia, who is thirty -six able effort to have the children in
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years his junior.
school at the proper time, and we
F or S a l e .— A beutiful home in
| MARSHFIELD, OR
Terms easy.
Inquire
Chamberlain resigned from the believe that none have been care­ this city.
T elep h on e, Main ‘JJW.
at this office.
English cabinet before he stumped less.
Absence from class work is the
the country.
Our cabinet officers
J. G. Fish, of the furniture fac­
find that they can stump the country greatest inconvenience and annoy­ tory, is prepared to gum croscut
ance we have. Many pupils have saws.
very well without resigning.
missed from a half day to two or
Without the ship subsidy the more days, and such invariably get
New gloves, velvets, and trim­
United States has now reached a behind their class-mates and at the mings at Mrs. Moon’s store.
point where she stands second on­ end of the terra may fail of promo­
Perfumery— the finest imported
i At the angle of tlie street, in North Marshfield.
ly to (treat Britain in the strength tion on account of these little loss­
— at the New Drug Store.
of her merchant marine.
es.
M e á is S e r v e d in th e B e s t S t y l e s o f
The Thanksgiving of many of the
During the month two Physical
C u lin a r y A rt.
members of the New York Post Of­ Culture Clubs have been formed.
fice may be spoiled by the news These practice every Saturday. The
MRS. J. MULKEY, Prop
Also furnished rooms.
that their office is to bo subjected boys at from 2:30 o ’clock to 3:30;
to a rigid investigation.
tlie girls from 3:30 to 4:30. Anoth­
It is not the elections, but the er feature that deserves mention is
Bennett Will Case, in which he is the reading table of the 8th and 9th O f In san ity D espite
fighting for a gift of $50,000, which grades. They have now a dozen of
D octor’ s C are.
has made Mr. Bryan postpone his the best, magazines coming regular­
ly. These give much valuable in­
trip to Europe.
formation about the world’s pro­ N erv o u s C ra m p s in
The putting the White House gress, prominent people and their
H a n d s and Feet.
messengers into uniform is the work, etc. The pupils enjoy the
•SPLENDID NEW LINE OF TRIMMINGS,
greatest blow to American sloven­ liberty of taking the mngazincs
ELEGANT STOCK OF SWEATERS, [|
liness which has been delivered in home iu tho evening by returning Dr. Miles* Nervine Was
At Reasonable Prices.
the last week.
My
Salvation.
them the next morning. This mag­
We Make a Specialty of DRESS GOODS, and carry ull tlie|:'
President Roosevelt has just cele­ azine reading will bo ninde in part
Best Weaves and are constantly adding new stylish patterns.
Sleeplessness is at once a symptom and a
brated his forty-fifth birthday. He the basis of composition work. disease. Just as soon as the nerves becom e
Call and See Us before purchasing —No trouble to Showed
is the first president to have such a Parents are again invited to come deranged the patient suffers from sleepless­ |jjGoods.
ness. Deprived o f their natural rest the
Something nerves soon lose all force and vitality and
youthful birthday in the White in and see ns at work.
new every week.
T he P r in c ip a l .
while sleeplessness is a symptom in such
House.
IMI -A .. P I E R C E ,
m
TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1903.
WAY”
OUR
Q U IC K -L U N C H
m
Ib i!
Chas. Grissen
Music Co,
Pianos and Organs
Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Strings
CHAS. GRISSEN MUSIC CO.
Death’s Harvest
it it
m 2S83S
WM MWM
I COOS CO, MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
Stewart & Westgate Props
M. A. P IE C E ’S
NEW RESTAURANT
Exclusive
Verge
D ry *nd Eancygoods
House
New and Seasonable Goods
ECLIPSE,
Constantly Arriving.
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cases it ireauently
becomes chrooic
and
remains the chief effect o f disordered nerves.
Senator Gorman’r recent speech­
Dr. Miles’ Nervine quiets the nerves and
Ml!
A g a in s t n l l o l N t i. ir .
es indicate that he will attempt to
strengthens them; soothes the tired brain
A child of Mrs. Geo. T. Beoson, and permits sleep; restores lost energy and
make the raho1 question the issue in
tho coming presidential campaign. when getting his usual Saturday vitality and brings sleep, health and strength.
“ Previous to our com ing to the territory
A recent judicial decision has night hath, stepped back against a three years ago, we lived in V irginia and it
hot
stove
which
burned
him
Beverly.
was there that I got acquainted with the
raised the cnual boat to the dignity
wonderful powers of Dr. Miles’ Nervine. I
of a ship, as it is declared to be The child was in great agony aud had been under the doctor’s rare and taking
bis mother could do nothing to his medicine for over two rears, but the nerv­
such in the eyes of the law.
pacify him. Remembering that she ous trouble that was gnawing my life away
steadily worse. I bad nervous cramps
Canadians would be more popu­ had had a bottle of Cbamborlain’s grew
in my hands and legs, which would draw up
lar if they had accepted their de­ Pain Balm in the house, she thought and pain me so that I could not sleep at
feat like Mir Thomas Upton when she would try it. In less than half night. Often I never closed my eywi for
days and nights together. The doctor final)y
he failed to get the cup.
nil hour after applying it the child t o l d me he could do nothing more for me and
that
I was on the verge of insanity. He told
The interest in the political cam­ was quite and asleep, and in less me I might tTy your Nervine as a last resort,
than
two
weeks
was
well.
Mrs.
Ben­
and
it proved to be my salvation. W hen I
paigns has been so great that the
used four bottles o f the remedy together
football news has been given second son is a well known resident of Kel- had
with the Nerve and Liver Pills I had re-
lar, Va. Pain Balm is an antiseptic
ained my former good health.”—M rs .
place in the daily papers.
liniment and especially valuable for S U ktha J. S h rffr r , Omer, Oklahoma.
For a long time Congressman burns, cuts, ahd sprains. For sale
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot­
Littauer's name will l>c associated by R. S. Knowlton.
tle Dr. Miles’ Kerned its. Send for free book
on
Nervous and Heart Diseases. Addrea»
with glove contracts ami the statute
♦ • ♦
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Iud.
of limititations.
Chicago, Nov. 7.— Never ill the
The former lieutenant governor history of this great city has such a I
of South Carolina is still refered to sweeping order been given for tlit
as the "Honorable" James H. Till­ raiding of gambling places as that
write for our confidential letter before ap­
man.
issued by .Mayor Harrison this af­ to
plying for patent; it may he worth money.
We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
If Mr. Bristow were paid space ternoon.
-
»
rates lie would make quite a sum
Ready For Opening of Congress
out of his million word report.
•nd T R A D E M A i t K S or r.tnn» E N -
wanted inventors
PATENTS
Newly mariied «•■ upb a on their
Washington, I) C.. Nov. 7 The
honey moon visit the \\ liit<- House
tntification of the Cuban Recipro­
at the rate of ten a day.
city treaty is nil that ia included in
War rumors in Europe arc about tlie present pr »grain of tho extra,
on a par with the peace rumors in ordinary session of Congress, which
•South America.
will open Monday.
T I R E attorney s fee. Send model, sketch
or photo and we send sn I M M E D I A T E
FREE report on patentability. AVe give
the best legal service and advice, and our
charges are moderate. Try us.
SW IFT & CO.,
P a te n t L a w y e r s ,
0pp. U S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C.
Sanderson Budding, Near Wbarf.j
iPhone Main
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes.
Flour and Feed,
R u b b e r G o o d s a n d U m b r e lla s .
R. B. RAY. Prop.
Early Risers
FIRST NATIONAL BANK w The famous
little pills.
or
G c q -u ille ,
T o Cure a Cold in One Day
O regon
H AKD O F D IR E C T O R S
R. C. D ement
L. H arlockek
I saiah H acker
A. J S herwood ;
L. II. H azard
R E S hine
Take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
Seven Million boxes sold In past 12 months.
T h is S ig n a tu r e ,
< v
l
£
Care. Crip
Is Two Days.
on every
box. 25c.
CORRESPONDENTS
National Bunk of Commerce,
N Y. City i
Crocke-Woolwurth National Bank, j
San Francisco !
1st. National Rank of Portland,
Portland, Ore
Transacts a General Banking bus­
iness.
IN
T H E COUNTY C O U B T O F T H E
S T A T E OP O R E GON . F O B COOS
COUNTY
In taw u iM t.r o f tht* viitvt. o f J iim -e A
L yons, avesasnd:
F.nm s M. Lyons. sclniin ist-„»r x o f th .
**-t«t. o f I mn-s A. Lyons, .lsnm s-,1. bavin?
ain't hor Itnsl report af s„o!i sdra n i.lra trix
bv or»lt*r o f iln -Indus o i .-aid »’ ■»art, the
hearing o f ob jection s to the sam e has been
set for the 'itIs dav o f N ovem ber, UiiKI.
C.s, *tie. Oregon. Oct J. i!Mt
i .M M a m I . y o n s .
Admin: tan T i l o f the r .t f t t . of J- m ss A.
Lv a - d ...s s .1 .
Strang's Em porium .
Glassware and Dishes, W o od and W ilow -
ware.
Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers
shoe*.
O tiling Flanels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods
Blankets, Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear.
Z- C. STRANG, Prop,, - - - Coquille, Oregon