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T.
PAGB
161T.
ai Matt
ae o f the old resi­
county, died Turn­
s t tha home o f his
M rs. John Offield
riser hare. Tha funeral services
aft ths
y afternoon at tw o o ’clock
sa d a w e conducted by Rev. H. M.
interm ent was in tha Ma-
of
606
At
County
from
Mrs.
Harry
the station
court
Coke
is at
North Bend yesterday morning.
wsre^over from too Bay Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. McC. Johnson want
down to Bandon yesterday afternoon.
J. A - Hatcher, o f Fairriew , waa in
town bright aad oarly Tuesday mora-
Monday
lot o f
for
to
which begins next
the
tela
We want
remind 501 of some seasonable
articles for this time of the year.
A pril
B ert Clinton, who « a
Mrs. Frank BurkhoMar, o f tkia city,
sad sen o f Mr. and Mrs. DeW ttt Clin­
ton, o f M yrtle Point, has enlisted in
tha navy as a machinist and le ft f<*
Portland Sunday
' Wm. Candlin, o f this city, who has
so long represented the P acific Paper
Ce. hi southwestern
■witched his * « « « ^ « “ and ia now
beeritag too J . W . P. McFaU lino o f
printers’ and merchants’ supplies.
the leggar from down
tho river who wee found insane by
Judge W atson la ri weak and sent to
Salem Saturday morning, is now re­
ported to bo im proving rapidly and
ay bo discharged in a short time.
H. O. An-
With P,
agreed to take an
o f tha
w ill bo know s aa Ander-
insea C ollege. H.
form erly super
in Coquille and
o f the school board
aad alw ays takas a lively interest in
educational affaire. He wtll have
Charge o^ the academic courses to ho.
taught in tha business college, find in
order to devote his tim e to the work
has engaged a com petent man to run
tho store.
F. 1 Anderson, who ia a certified
public accountant, w ill handle the ac­
counting department. H is w ife is ex­
pected soon from California and she
w ill have charge o f the stenography
M yrtle Print people are glad to
Judge W atson went over to the learn that Senator Vardaman, one o f
A s aa instructor in tha night school
read boosters meeting at North Bond the disloyal filibustering senators, |ps Mrs. N. B. Scott, d f M arshfield,' sten
d from tea Ellison-W hite
night. -
ogrepher in Judge W atson's office, has
been secured.
Thoe. Lowborn was over from tho
It is planned to open the school in
Bay Tuesday at a witness before the
tho Brewster building, corner o f Front
grand jury.
and HaU. streets, on Monday, May 7,
E. H. Harnden arrived Wednesday
and it will be continuously operated
from Gilbert, Iowa, and will
thereafter.
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fo r some tim e bora.
F. B. Anderson is the president o f
Only one inmate nt tho county ja il
the school, and H. O. Anderson, sec­
n o * . It didn’t use to bo that way a
retary-principal.
couple o f years ago.
W ithout going out o f town or so­
Mr. Nunn, the new state highway
liciting among the young ladies, which
Another, , copious rainfall
this
work Mrs. F. B. Anderson w ill han­
oa s b a little
dle,
there hove boon fifty who have
k.
signified their intention to'ta k e one or
W . G. Chandler, o f Marshfield, the
more courses in the school. W ith this
architect o f the court houa
kind o f a start, it can bo easily be­
was in Coquille yesterday.
lieved that M r. Anderson is correct
when he says that within sixty days
Bov. W . & Smith, o f Bandon, filled
from the opening o f the college there
tho Presbyterian pulpit here last Sun­
will be 100 students enrolled.
day by exchange with Mr. Wrimian.
Coquille ia destined to become the
K. B. Hodgeman, o f toe Roadma
educational center o f southwestern
U r’s office, went over to tho Boy to
Oregon. There have been many in­
attend tha road m eeting la ri n igh t
tim ations that a college, possibly sec­
tarian, is to be established here, and a
business college o f this calibre is the
first step in the fulfillm ent o f the
city’s destiny.
Formaldehyde
that state. Thay came to Oooa county
upon thair arrival in Oregon tho fo l­
lowing year and remained a short
time at M arshfield, whence they went
on to C alifornia. Returning to Cooe
county, they remained some tim e at
the Bay, but finally settled on Cun­
ningham cseek north o f this city,
where he engaged
in
farm ing.
For som e years past they have
reaided in this city.
Mr. Good­
man, however, had been in fa il­
ing health fo r the past year and a
h alf and about six weeks ago they
went to live with their daugther, Mrs.
Offield ju st east o f the ferry, on the
other side o f the river. He half been
out fishing several tim es during the
past week, and the cold and exertion
are supposed to have hastened his
end. He was able to be about, how­
ever, to the very last, succumbing to
a sudden attack o f heart failure.
Besides his widow and daughter, he
is survived by tw o sons, Lee Good­
man, o f this city, and Frank, o f H o-
quiam, W ash.
Mr. Goodman was a man o f fine
character, universally respected. He
had boon fo r many years a member
o f the B aptist church and lived a con­
sistent Christian life.
The pallbearers were all men who
had worked with Mr. Goodman in
lumber cam ps and road work—Chas.
H arrington, W illiam G. Mehl, Charles
Baxter, Nelson Lammey, George E.
Before you plant your grain or potatoes
give thtm a good aoakmg in thia Formalde­
hyde Solution. It will improve the quality
as well a b prevent smut and rust.
Squirrel P o iso n
Now is the time to put . out poison for the
'pesky critters” as they are more hungry
how than later and consequently a greater
number will be destroyed.
V eterinary V aseline
A very necessary article to keep the cows
in shape through the muddy season.
Seed
We have a very complete line of all seeds
— field and garden— and the finest Onion
Sets. Prices consistent with quality.
K n o w lto n ’s
D ru g S to re
BEE HIVES
Buy direct from tho factory.
Hive com plete, knockdow n, $ 1 .9 0
John Waltermeir P u ses.
. Crate o f five, knockdow n, $ 9 .2 3
John W alterm ier died at his home
in this city last Sunday, and the fun­
Everything has gone up end is going higher.
eral took place at the Undertaking
Our Prices ere low er.
parlors at 2:80 Tuesday afternoon,
the services being conducted by Rev.
Keep Bern end reduce your sugar bilL
T. H. Downs. The interm ent was in
the M asonic cem etery.
John W alterm ier was a native o f
Coos county, having been born at
Coquille, Ora.
Phone main 774. F actory oppoaito 8. P. D epot
Norway, and had been fo r many years
a resident o f this city. He was un­
T he Big Oratorical Contest.
married and lived with U s father,
Tonight is the occasion o f ths big Henry W alterm eir, and his brother,
content o f the year am ong the high
Ha had been ill fo r more than a
schools o f tho county and rsprosenta-
ti vos o f a lt the high schools are here year, suffering from splenetic lok -
to participate. ..„T he oratorical-de­ aemia, an unusual deaease in which
Bandon to San Francisco
clam atory contest w ill be held in the the blood becomes thin, white and
watery,
and
the
splee
Masonic Hall this evening at eight-
Fare, First claas-$ .
Ha had long
fifteen. A com m ittee o f high school
___ been
,___. a ______ iber o f the
Sette fre m fe a tre l W arehouse Company
students have been nt Work this after­ M .'E . Church.
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J. E. W A LSTRO M .A goat.B aadoa.O re.
Besides the relatives above men­
noon decorating the hall with school
pennants and festoons o f greenery. tioned, Mr. W aharm ier’s mother lives
Two silver loving cups, the prizes of in Camas V alley, as do his brother,
victory, w ill-be prom inently displayed. Joseph, his sisters, M rs. Luther Tru­
The names o f the North Bend speak­ man and Mrs. Frank Truman, and his
ers have not been learned, but aside half brother, Elm er Mecum. A nother
from this deficiency the program wjll sister Is Mrs. J. S. Crush, o f this
Don’t forg ot that our
FOR SA L B QUICK.
be as follow s:
fity , and a sister, M ary, died sev­
offer
at 2ri>ita still holds good.
eral
years
ago.
.
One
o
f
the
finest
dwellings
and
lo­
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cations ia town at bargain term s.
Declam ation. . “ King Robert o f S icily”
RIVER TIM E CARD COQUILLE.
See T. A . W alker.
Let Us AU Make Good.
Depart.
Last week nearly every one in town
(AU lea v e fo r Bandon and way
W
ANTED.
signed an agreem ent to close up dur­
landings except the M yrtle.)
600 to 1000 acres or m ore, cheap
ing drill periods on Monday, W ednes­
T elegraph '..................
1.80 p. m.
land,
buitable
fo
r
stock
raising.
Must
day and Friday evenings. For a few
C h a m ----- 9:16 a. m. and 4:16 p. m.
nights the agreem ent was religiously have some agricultural land. Have
Norma (m ail and e x p re ss).6:00 p. m.
observed, but this week there has been cash fo r substantial bargain. Giva
Dispatch weak d ays............ 1:00 p. m.
a tendency on the part o f some to fu ll particulars as to location, condi­
Dispatch S u n d a y s.............. 1:80 p. m.
forget it. If one remains open more tion o f roads, pries, term s, etc., in
R elief ....................................7:00 a. hi.
are bound to and it ia to be hofwd first letter. Address J. Frank Stroud,
M
yrtla fo r M yrtle Point ..1 :0 0 p. m.
that the universal closing will be ob­ Beaverton, Oregon.
B asts A rrive.
served. In the list o f those published
Telegraph ......................... 10:80 a. m.
last week who agreed to d oes, toe
Charm ....9 :0 0 a. m. and 4:00 p. m.
name o f the Kelley C onfectionery waa
Norma (m ail and ex p re ss).6:00 p. m.
inadvertantly om itted.
Dispatch, weak days ....1 0 :8 0 a. m.
D ispatch,'Sundays ........... 11:00 a. m.
F ifty Barrels to Los A agdcs.
B elief ....................................6:00 p. m.
. The hauling to the dock waa be­
M yrtle, from M yrtle P oint .9:00 a. m.
gun yesterday o f the 60 barrels o f
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cider which A. W. Johnson has had
A T COQUILLE P08T0FF1CJL
stored in the basement o f the old
Math Depart.
soda works on F irst street, under
Marshfield and Eastern
6.40 a. m.
M iller’s Sanitary Market ever since
M yrtla Point
8:80 a. m .; 7:26 p. m.
Dr. J. E. Hall Visits Coquille. he was forbidden to sell it a year ago
2.00 p. m.
Dr. J. E. Hall, o f Portland, Deputy last Jaunary. E very once in a while
tometrist
Coquille, Ore, Powers
Marshfield
8.66
p. tn.
Commander o f the G. A. K. fo r Ore­ there has been evidence in town that
Bond on
6 A0 a. m .; 4:00 p . m.
gon, waa down here Monday visiting a barrel had been gapped and it is
A rago (b y boat)
1:00 p. m.
the old soldier boys o f the sixties and
^
M ails A rrive.
made the Sentinel a call.
M yrtle P rint
6:12 a. m .; 4:16 p. m.
Dr. HaU la a member o f the board
Powers
z-
*
9:00 a. m.
o f directors o f the Oregon -Patriotic
Marshfield
9:00 a. m .; 7:40 p. m.
Laagua. His duties in connection with
4:00 p. m.
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J B“ don
the G. A . R. interfere with the per­
J. H. OERDING & SO N S
Judge Wes. M. Colveg, tax agent o f
Pacific, was ia Coqtoille surveying party on the M yrtle Point-
lia r that
Roseburg line had moved their camp
out to 1« m iles beyond B ridge last
Sunday. That put them into Doug­
on fou r ■
They expect to reach
wih a year’s sub- las county.
Sentinsi is stilíh e ld Roseburg by May 10. Yesterday they
w ere in Camas valley.
Rev. Geo. J. Battey, o f Englewood,
C. H aberiy, a eoa o f Rfv,
father o f Geo. N. Battey, o f this city,
Haborly, o f Bandon, who ia a
o f Albany Collage, has eolitsod ia the died at the home o f his daughter,
Mrs. C. M. Conner, last Sunday, a f­
miHtia.
ter a short illness o f pneumonia, at
the age o f 76 years.
The remains
were taken to Salem fo r interm ent at
the Jason Lee M ission.
v
Mrs. Caf^ Slagle is expected back
firms California in a few days, leav­
in g San Francisco on the Adeline
Smith today. They have decided to
locate ia Oakland and she is com ing
back to make m oving preparations
Marshfield May 8, but it w on t gat and to get Calvin, who has been living
either the crowd or toe coin the Salls- with his aunt, Mrs. T. H. Mshl.
F loto people did last fhU.
Bert Seal, who has a large straw­
berry field on Spurgeon H ill, says the
crop will be very short this year un­
less ths vines mature an abundant
second crop later. By the middle oi
A pril the vines are usually in fu ll
N ot a m arriage license fa r a week
bloom, but tho backward spring this
was the way a fam ine follow ed the
year has retardad the bloeedkaing sea-
feast ws noted in that line at the
county clerk’s office last weak. •
yield are very poor.
Mrs. Tho«. Thorson and three child­
John L. Gary, o f the high school is
ren were over from the Bey Tuesday,
in receipt o f a card from too White
the children having bean subpoenaed
House at W ashington, signed by Tu­
to appear before the grand jury.
multy, privato secretary o f the pres­
The sheriff's force will finish up to- ident, acknowledging receipt o f the
resolutions fram ed by the Coquille
ceipta fo r the taxes o f 1616—fo r all
payments awde without penalty prior
to A pril 6.
W . G. Rogers, who le ft Imre In Feb­
ruary, is now located at Betas, W ash­
ington, and wants to read the Sen­
tinel fo r the com ing year.
Tuesday o f this week was tea finest
day In alm ost two months. Since
February twentieth winter has bean
a steady and unwelcome lingerer in
the lap o f spring.
Tho girls o f the “ Honor Guard,"
hare Just received their constitution
and by-lafcs and will meet at tea city
haU to sign op and perfaet their or­
ganisation next Tuesday evening,
A pril 24.
8 . N. Hicks, o f Portland, an attor­
ney o f the Anti-Saloon league, caste
ia here the first o f too week to assist
tha district attorney in ths liquor
m ass before the grand ju ry and ia the
Circuit cou rt
Str. Elizabeth
10
E. & E. T. Kruse, Mgrs., 24 Calif. St, 8. F.
J. E. Norton, Agent, Coquille, Ore.
V. R. WILSON
Willard Storage Battery
Service Station
M yrtla Point, Ore.
form ance o f professional duties and he
■panda meet o f Ms time in traveling
MONBY TO LET.
through the state fo r the G. A . ft. He
$250.00 to lend on first elees ve­
was adjutant o f the lBSrd Pennsylvan­
rity . Inquire o f Sentinel office.
ia during hie yagr o f eorvico with the
T H g B EST DAY.
r
there 1s one big différ­
One ef the lllual.na e f man­
kind ie that the preeswt hear le
net the eritieal, dee lei ve hear.
Write it on your haart that ev­
ery day ie tMb beat’ day la the
I guarantee my work to be aa
good as w ill be had at any A rri
clase station any place.
I pay
transportation from Coquille to
M yrtla Point and retara fo r re­
pair work.
Priem fo r O vsrhasling and charg­
in g m application. Prag advice.
STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE
STATION
A . B . TAYLO R,
Prop.
Dr. H
. P. B
LO
XH
AM
OSTEOPATHIC PH YSICIAN aad
SURGEON
ha* opened offices in the
I. L. LEW ELLEN RESIDENCE
M yrtle PMnt
*• l i t 2 to 6 aad hy ap-
ahd Children’s Diseases
» Specialty.
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