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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1903)
¿infill* Harald. C. C. A. Notes. A TRIP THROUGH FAIRYLAND- The Aoidemy lecture last Sun- \ An Interesting Account o! What was Seen Tfiers day Dight was greeted with a full house. We hope this will become j Holiday shoppers should not fail popular and profitable. Expenditures Oregon Waterways Active preparation goes forward while in town, to extend their visit Deo. 7.— The Secretary of th e! looking toward the entertainment, to Kaneuiutz's store. Here you Treasury today submitted to Con-1 to take place one week from Wed will see the most complete and mag- grass the following estimates for nesday night. W e expect to make uiticent assortment of holiday goods appropriations for Oregon water this an enjoyable affair. that you have ever Been. ways m the next fiscal year: The N class in American Classics Entering the door you will sec Mouth of the Colombia River, will finish Franklin this week and *500,000. will take up some other work at the one of the most wonderful array of Columbia and Willamette Rivers opening of the new term. We toys of every description—drums, below Portland, $600,000. have not yet determined what au hoi;ns, carts, stick horses, balls, Upper Willamette and Yamhill thor but it will most likdy be blocks, banks and wagons for the Irving or Hawthorne. Next year Rivers, $90,000, little boys. Steel wagons of all Columbia River between The we shall study English Classics ac sizes, military drums, tool chests, cording to our course of study, Dalles and Celilo, *300,000. We have just received Huxley’s axes, knives, garden sets, barrows Columbia River at Cascades, *90,- Elements of Physiology and shall and books for the larger boys. For 000. form an advanced class in that sub the little misses there are still more, Coquille River, *30,000. ject at the opening of the winter including brooms, carpet sweepers, Coos Bay, *60, 000. terra. The text is a much better Tillamook Bay, *10, 000. one than the one given us by the washboards, doll trunks, buggies, State Board. It will require live go-carts, tea and kitchen sets, sad months of close application to finish irons, etc., that will appeal to their tiny hearts. As you wander about Ogden, Utah, Dec., 10— TheOgden it The school is working very hard you will come to a profuse display & Northwestern railroad which is to be extended to Coos Bay, is owned to round up the work of the fall of dainty chinas. Here is one of Most of principally by David H. H. Spencer term before its close. the most luxurious collections of and Thomas Dy. Dee. They are them will have finished it creditably. wealthy capitalists and own a con- D on’t forget ' that the Winter human arts and skill, moulded troling interest in the Amalgamat Term opens its session on the first in flower vases, tea cups, dishes, We have ev plates, jugs, lamps and statuettes ed Sugar Company of Utah, having Monday in January. factories at Ogden and Logan. They ery prospect of a splendid opening. and many other useful and orna are also the heal of the Utah and We expect most now in school to Oregon Lumber Company with return and have heard o f several mental table wares and mantle pieces—of every shape and of every headquarters at Baker City, and others’ who expect to enter. color imaginable. As far as the own the Sumpter Valley railroad. Nine miles o f the Ogden & North At the annual meeting of Benja eye can reach you see before you western has already been built north min Harrison Circle, Ladies’ of the rows of these chinas and glasses, west o f Ogden and it is in operation. G. A. R. department of Oregon, the Steel has been ordered for 11 miles following officers were elected to some in the richest colors of gold more, which takes it to Brigham City serve during the ensuing year: and silver, others in the brilliant in the center of the Bear river valley President, Mrs. Martha E. Dahuff; shades of the rainbow, and still in Utah. Sen. Vice President, Mrs. Laura others in a soft blend of delicate The first 160 njiles of the road will Martin; Junior Vice President, Mrs. tints with a touch from artists’ tap a rich agricultural district, the Philoma Varney; Treasurer, Mrs. principal product of which is sugar Mary Steele; Conductor, Mrs. Rox- brushes. In the further end of the store is beets. ie Haskins; Delegates to depart The road is designated to form an ment convention, Mrs. Roxie Has located a gallery of art filled with outlet for the timber districts of kins, Mrs. Laura Martin; alternates, medallion pictures richly framed in Oregon, both east and west. Mrs. E. J. Leonard and Mrs. Phil gold. There is too, a corner de The men behind it have millions oma Varney. The next meeting of voted to the display of celluloid ar available themselves, and being con the Circle will be on Friday Dec. nected with the sugar magnates of 18th 2 o ’clock p. m. at the Phar ticles, such as toilet cases, work the East are in a situation to com macy building. boxes, stamp and photo albums, mand their united capital. It is scrap and auto albums, cuff and The Choral Union adjourned for thought that there are negotiations collar boxes, etc. two weeks, or till the Monday even, now on foot between these men and Finally, as you retrace your steps The union the projectors of the proposed Coos ing after Christmas. Bay road, but the Ogden men de will at once begin rehearsals for a you come to a cozy corner occu public appearance in January. Let pied by dollies. cline to be interviewed. Here are seen It was first thought that the road all the members take notice and be dolls of all sizes, from the tiniest present at the next meeting. The would eventually become a part of to tbo largest. Dolls of blonde the Western Pacific coming from union fixed a uniform charge of San Francisco through Beckwith *5.00 for singing at entertainments type and dolls of brunette cast— dolls that speaks and dolls that pass, as Mr. Eccles and his associates of local enterprises. own large tracts of timber land in Masks o f all kinds, Negros haven’t got a word to say; dolls California traversed by the roads, Clowns and Santa Claus, at M. H. that know when to open their eyes, and he made a trip to San Francis- Horsy’s also candles and candle and dolls that keep their eyes open oo some months ago and met the holders for Christmas trees, fine Dolls dressed in promoters of that line; but it is now schooners at full mast all ready to day and night g o r g e o u s ffn »n « nf silks »rwt sstina orytic^ llv adiyptted that a Coos ana dolls in negligee waiting for the ffie pra£e^nl& <W^1h?ffSl^%lWtorei A( this point the road forms deft and tasty fingers of those who Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Patterson, of junction with the Rio Qrande West- Dolls that—but what tern, San Pedro, Oregon Short Line, Bandon, was in town yesterday on select them. their retnrn from Myrtle Point, is the use? Union and Southern Pacific No pen, no picture -----------.----------------- having been there with thedramat- can ever describe all what might be io troupe which played there last said of the wonders seen in this Saturday night. dolldom. Better go and see them San Francisco, Dec. 11.— The with your own eyes. Drownea at Prosper. state mineral bureau reports the discovery of the new and myster A visit to Kanematz’s store is ious metal in a mine in Mariposa News reached here last Satur liko a trip through the Fairyland. county. The metal carries a good day evening that a son o f William -----------» — » . -------------- percentage of gold and antimony Metcalf, of Prosper, had fallan into Christinas at the I’-ssbyterlan Church. and traces of copper. When scratch the river and drowned at that place. ed it sparkles and shines. Itfl is Keeper Johnson and crew from The Sunday school and young soft and cuts away with a knife. If the Life-Saving Station went up to scratched with the finger nail sparks help searcli for the body, but it was people of this church are all busy practicing for their Christmas ex. are emitted the same ns if flint was not found nntil Sunday morning. ercises. There will be a short struck with a piece of metal. It appears that the lad, whose musical and literary program fol The university laboratory is mak name was Warrie Metcalf, and ing an investigation. Men working who was about 13 years old, had lowed by a cantata, “Santa Claus in the mine strike fire with every taken some logs up to the mill, the II.” An enjoyable time is assured, preoeeding day, and was going back as the participants almost without blow of the pick, thus making to get his pay, and finding the car» exception have practiced faithfully weird display. rent too strong for him to pall up twice each week. There will be the against, he got ont o f bis boat on to usual Christmas tree and two Santa the boom, and wan pulling his boat Clauses to entertain and nrause the along having hold upon the boat's children, nnd the grown folks too. As is our custom the admission paiDter. While making his way along the boom in this manner, he will be free to all, but an offering slipped and fell into the river, anil will be taken up for tno general being nnable to swim, was drowned. work of the Boards of our church. P astor . His mother witnessed his mishap, but was unable to reach him. His IS lliim s r o l l , ' P r e ir H t r r t , grandparents were crossing the riv er at some distance away, and saw Take a double dose of Chamber him fall into the water but could lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea not reach the place in time to ren Remedy ns soon as the first indica der any assistan?e. tion of the disease appears and a The funeral took place Tuesday, threutned attack may be wardod off. at noon, in the Bandou cemetery. Hundreds of people use the remedy — Recorder. in this way with perfect success. For sale by R. 8 . Kuowltou. TUESDAY. D E C -15 1903. More About Railroads. Mysterious Metal which Bears Light. The women of Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas, in fact, the women of all the Rocky mountain and Pacific country have taken up the project of erecting statue to the memory of Sacajawea, the Indian girl guide and interpre ter who made it possible for the Lewis and Clark expedition to reach the Pacifio coast, and a west ern sculptor, Miss Alice Cooper, of Denver, has been selected to exe cute the memorial. This will be not only the first statue ever erected to un Indian woman, but a type of the new recognition that has oome to the oivil used red man of today In the light of the setting sun let Sacajawea stand, glorified. Professor James of Harvard Uni versity speaks of “ the inoculation of Manila with a floating Yankee scum." Professor James has fame aa a psycologist, but is be oonteAt- ing the preeminence of Dowie, Till man and Devery in Billingsgate rhetorio? The Washington typewriter girls and stenographers are being organ ized into a union by the American Federation of Labor. The young women, who take dictation, will soon be dictating shorter hours and higher wages to their employers. nilloiio ■ H ea rt A b n iit 1 » 1 u r s t P r o m Seven, A tlu rl,. I had a severe billious attack and felt like my head was about to burst when 1 got hold of a free sample o f Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets. I took a dose oi them af ter supper and the next day felt like a new man nnd have been feeling happy ever since,” says Mr. J. W . Smith of Jnllff, Texas. For bil iousness, stomach troubles and con stipation these Tablets have no equal. Price 26 cents. For snle by R. S. Knowtton. Christian Church Notes- Next Sunday: Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m., theme, “ Feasts.” Y. I*. 8. C. E , 6:30 p. m. Song service, 7:15 Preaching, 7:30, theme, “The New Testameut Church Real nnd Ideal.” Supt. Hay reports that one of the Myrtle Point policemen has been enptured and will be on exhil ition at Sunday school. J. J. H andsaktb , Pastor. N fa r t llu ff E v lrten rr. Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming :n declaring Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con- i sumption Cough and Colds to be uu- equsled. A recent expression from T. J. McFarland Bentoi ville. Va serves as example. He writes: “ I had Bronchitis for tlir-e years and doctored all the time witboue being benifited. Then I began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery, and a few bottles whoolly cured me." Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and Gtip. Guarinteed by R. S. Knowlton, Druggist. Trial bottle free, regular sizes 50c, and * 1 . 00 . Arrivals from Portland by steamer Alliance Dec. 8th: —Sam Miller wife and daughter, W. W. Saunders, Ber tha Saunders, May Saunders, Flos sie Saunders, Edith Saunders, Car mel Saunders, W. Collins, J. Duke and wife, G. A. Thomas, Mrs. J. M. Russell, Miss R. Collier, Marshall Pitit wife, Joe Clapp, Capt M Olsen, Bert Gray wife and two children, L Snyder, C. H. Lowe, G. W. White, Mrs. W. J. Roderick, J. Martin, Mrs. Miller, A. Seeley, W. D. Martin, and five 2d class. Departures South on the steamer Alliance Deo Sih for Eureka:—Mr. and Mrs. B. Griffiati, Mrs. A. J. Wilkinson. Mrs. J. Livsey, Robert Livsey, N. W. McDonald, H.’ M. Harwick, A. W. Cummings, John Messerie, J. C. Yale, F. W . McNa- ma-a, James Scott, X . L. Davis, J. M. Carlton, and George W Dun- gan. For San Fruncisoo:—Miss Edna O’Connell, Miss Olive Peach Mrs. Fred Lackstrom, Miss Rose Ray mond Joseph Gbutt, O. G. Prey, J. D. McDougland, John Eckboff, George Rackleff, Vivian Hermann, D William WilfeB, William MoCahey, Joseph McCahey, Richard Noble, F. S. Cissett. K. K. Bridgford; W. A. Skelly, Thomas Goodale, O. N. Wilson, O. C. Shaw, and John P. Rapp, eight in the steerage. now ob in Mr. Sai)ta Claus: I f you do not hurry to our store the good things will be all gone and you w ill never get them again this year. The fact that we have sold already twice more goods than the last yea” is a strong testimony that our selec tions and prices are o k. The store of holiday goods are lim - itted and can not be duplicated on short notice. Therefore, vvs say, come rig h t now. J . S . K a n e m a tz. On our first page appears “In ternational Arbitration,’’ taken from the President's message which we failed to give proper credit. Hersey’s store is the place to buy your doll. He is just putting on display a fine assortment at the lowest figures. Some dolls measur ing 2J feet high with heads as large as a baby’s for only 90 cents, and a large assortment of styles and sizeB. He also has a large assort ment of china and unbreakable doll heads. IT IS A MISTAKEN IDEA To give too mach time in the selection o f a piano, this time coaid be better spent in selecting the Points dealer. It should not be hard to size him np by the very appearance of things; for instance if be be disposed to depreciate bis competitors its pret ty strong evidence he hasn't much to offer for him B e Q u ic k - Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptons of croup. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy giv- n am anon . aa ib A ok tM . luumnuut e onrse, or even after the croupy cough appears, will prevent the at tack. It never fails, and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by R. S. Knowlton. $1200 will bay a 160-acre stock ranch with lots of outlying range. Eight miles from Coquille. J. J. S t a n l e y . T o C u r e a C o ld In O n e D a y . Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E .W . Grove’ s signature is on each box. 25c. self. Or, if he advertises in a sensational, get* something-for-notbing etyle, yon may depend up to con on it, you’ll carry the borden of the same later on. One may well bave reason to suspicions of a dealer who promises very much more than is promised by other dealers in a like business. When yon want a diamond, for example, go to a diamond dealer. sider ii) (It’s barely possible yon might obtain ono in a pawn shop, bat tbe risk is too great) And when yoa want a piano the same role ap plies, Select the dealer right aud tbe good piano follows, The greatness o f Allen & Gilbert-Ra. maker Co. as a piono bouse is tbe logical outcome of a principle laid Worry Select- a $400.00 Grand. And Overwork Caused Nervous D r. M ile s ’ N e r v in e C u r e d M e. Dr. Miles’ Nervine will a : nf rvous pros- Nfi trat ion. It wMl 1 bring r sleep and rest; ill relieve thé itnnd tendency to worry; it will make the strohg and the patient well. ~ - It , his __ctrtd thousands. It will cure you. Try ~ ft k to-day. “ Some years ago I was strioken with nerv ous prostration caused by overwork and worry. I wUs in such a weakened, exhausted, run down copdlt&on ondkion that I l was unable to do my housework. I felt too >vk. 1 too weak e«a Jlred to even make calls ' [hors, rre- quentiy when ‘ become so would die *aa also troubled k knfcb left me so live until morning. 1 condition when ont ^ ervine was brought to my sol little faith in proprietary remeoi ined to five tri the Nervine a trial. Afce second dot of the Restorative Nervine I was able to sit at the table and eat a meal, something I had been unable to do for many days. 1 have since taken a number of booties of Nervine. I consider myself cured. I tun doing my own work and gf Dr. MII m ' Nervine credit for ray general good >d health. M] Mjr object in writing I is to recommend your m.diclae but I cannot write as strongly Ù us I Miss Amus B. V arblr , Mario. St. Guthrie, Oklahoma . ^L1 ‘G uards sell and guarantee first bot tle Dr. MflcV Remedies. Send for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Dr. M ies Medical C o, Elkhart, lnd. The steamer, J. Warren, will The new three inch field gun make regular trips bptween Oiav- about to be adopted by the Ameri p| Ford and Myrtlp Point on Wed- I will not bo re can artillery is said to be equal to, j o f pacli week. if not better than, that of any other sponsible for bv-freight nfter it is nation. It might be well for Qen- put off iho boat. C apt . J. M. B right . eral Reyes of Colum bia *o take notice - of this fact. Secretary Hay bos a reputation as The Panama commissioners have It would be interesting if just sailed for home. As the canal a poet. COQUILLE CITY, OREGON. treaty was signed several hours be he would describe in verse the birth This Newly Established Resort will be found first-class in every respectn fore they arrived in Washington, ot the tiny Panama repuplic. - The tables are suppled with the best of everything, prepared in they must feel that their trip wan not very neccssarv. Cranberries at Ksiiomatx’s. n up-to-date m.-ippor. Give it a trial THE Star Restaurant, MRS. G. W. MARTIN, PROP. years ago— that all sought; no matter whether it be a *20,00 organ or é P rostration —C o m pletely Worn Out. down business is valuable and should be earnestly This true, it nit orally follows that the profits will be an i lor in and just— no dis counts for one :o bo offset by overcharges for an other— the child and the expert trade exactly the ing a same terms. Allen ¿i Gilbert-Ramaker PORTLAND, Piano. OREGON, Dealers in FTanos on par with, the reputation o f the house. E. M. Furman, for Coos County. Box 218 I Co. Marshfield. T o Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet». Seven MBBon boxes soM in poet 13 months. T t i h s ig n a t u r e , m/jL C M S C rtp li Two D ay*. poevwy BOX. 2 j C. Strang’s Emporium. Glassware and Dishes, W ood and W ilow - ware. Umbrellas, Leggings and high top Loggers shoee. Outing Flanels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods Blankets, Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear. Z C. STRANG, Prop., - - - Coquille, Oregon