long end of a lever.
should pay for the treats.
Koppit of tho condition of
A Card.
“CHAPPIES” DEFEAT BANDON
Let me tell you, that it pays to It was here where these boyB |
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THE
FIRST N A TIO N A L BANK
refine pig iron into steel and then formed their habits of industry and Cartwright a Tower of Strength We have just received a shipment
of standard make pianos train the At Coquille, in thu State of O reg o n , '
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1905. make something of it.
thrift-
to the Locals.
business, May 29,1905.
eastern factories, a portion of which a t the close of RESOURCES
Carnegie made two hundred mil­ Now these diplomas which I have
Any person cutting Timber or
we
have
forwarded
from
San
Fran­
the
pleasure
to
present
to
you,
I
A
congenial
looking
chap
by
the
Loans and discounts.................. $26,175 40 Burk of any description on the lands
Mr H acker's Talk to the Eighth lions out of Bteel, and now he is oc­ hope that each of you will receive name of “Wally” Cartwright, bail­ cisco to different points on the Co- Overdrafts,
secured
and
nnse-
cupied building libraries.
cured............................................
33 31 of the Southern Oregon Company,
Grade Graduates.
as a token of your achievement at ing from the rasiu growing district quille river. These instruments U. Premiums
S. bonds to «ecuro circulation 6,250 CO or removing same, or other property
Your motto —“Not Drifting but your
on
U.
S.
bonds
.
.
.
367
early age, or perhaps against of the San Jouquiu valley, in Cali­ were shipped in harness, car load bonds, securities, etc,............... 38,123 32 18 from said lands, without being duly
This iei the occasion for bouquets. Rowing”—is a good one.
house, furniture and
I fear you will think tbut I have Success depends on your deter­ adverse opportunity, and that it will fornia, landed in town last Saturday lot», ftnd the actual cost of trans­ Banking
Fix!ares...................................... 9.748 69 authorized in writing, will bo Pros­
portation
from
New
Yoik
averaged
Due
from
Suite banks arid
be
to
you
a
memento
that
will
en­
evening
und
helped
the
“Chappies”
gathered a stingy bunch to throw mination; yet much can be gained
M2 40 ecuted according to law.
courage you, aud spur you to great­ win from tho Bundou team last Sun­ $24.(15 on each piano to Coquille Duo Bankers......................................
from approved reserve
to you. Instead of boquets,
38 Any person furnishing sufficient
“We greet you, grasp your hands in ours, by taking advantage of opportuni­ er and higher things, and that in day by bis great stick work. A City. It is needless to say that Cheeks and other oash item s.. . 46,902
1.713
27 evidence for the recovery of proper­
ties,
keeping
in
the
current,
pull­
And crown you with R o o d wishes as
paper currency, nick­
rates so advantageous to the buyer Fractional
after
years,
with
your
increased
three
bagger,
a
two
bagger
and
a
ty so tiikcu and conviction of the
els,
nnd
cents............
...........
25
86
with flowers.”
ing with the tide,
and wisdom, you can look single were the “fruits” of his ef. uever before have been given to the Lawful money reserve in bank,
The first year that Eighth Grade I know an honest, hard-working learning
parties
t neerned, will be given oue-
viz:
I people of Coos county. This sbip- Specie..........................$10,2111 20
on this as the day of small forts with the willow.
bnlf
of
the
property recovered.
diplomas were granted, I heard man, who for years peddled garden back
Legal-tender no tes.. 3.050 00 13,281 20
with pride and satisfaction, About 300 fans crowded on the i ment consists of the well-known bedemptioii
several ambitious mothers tell how truck and fruit to the logging camps things,
SOUTHEKN OltliOON CoMl'ANV.
fund
with
U.
H.
makes
of
Sterling,
Marshall
A
Weu.
ferry boat with the confidence that
Treasurer!5 proof circulation)
313 50
hard their children were studying and coal mines on the Bay and its and with no cause to despise it.
their “idols” would bring victory dall aud Erhardt pianos, all of T otal........................................... 113.875 13 £*T“The Oregon Coal & Nav (Jo's,.
to pass, and how worried those sloughs. He was fearfully handi­
which carries with them a guaran­
Peace Probable.
and joy home with them.
L IA B IL IT IE S .
children were for fear they would capped all his life. He was born a
tee
for
a
period
of
ten
years.
These
Capital
stock
paid
in................ * 25.000 00 I
The
“rooters”
to
show
their
ap­
not pass their examinations. It few hours too late and never caught New York, June 10.—The Associ­ preciation of the good work done goods were bought for cash at the Surplus fund.................................
2,060 07
profits, less e x p e n s e s
Capt. N elson, M aster,
meant for those who passed, that up. He did not drift He always ated Press has definite knowledge by the team decorated their manager lowest possible figure, aud it is not Undivided
and taxes paid.......................... 1.702 85
Bank notes outstand-
their school days were ended, unless pulled, but always against the tide. that both the Russian and the with the colors, led and white, and idle talk to say that for the forego­ National
Will
make regular trips between
5,950 00
in f .......................................................................
they were fortunate enough to be No doubt had he received good Japanese governments have accept­ when the steamer hooved in sight ing reasons wo are prepared to sell Indiyidual
deposits subject to
check........................................... 91 362 53
able to attend school away from wholesome school discipline be ed President Roosevelt’s sugges­ of the wharf the anxious ones who a better piauo for less money than Demand
certificates of deposit 17,799 68
home I did not then know the would have caught up and pnlled tion, and that a meeting of represen­ were unable to go knew that victory ever before offered to the people of T otal.......................................... if 143,875 13
requirements for an eighth grade with the tide.
tatives of the two contending had been brought home.
southwestern Oregon
State of Oregon,
)
This Steamer is very steady at sea and
diploma. I only knew that most of I read your letters to the Super­ powers is assured.
It is o u r motto to handle goods County of Multnomah, f
Tho
features
of
the
game
was
the
her
accommodations are all
those pupils were too young to quit intendent and am pleased with your Tokio, June 10 (6 ¡p m).—Japan heavy bitiiig of Cartwright, Streib, only
I,
L.
H.
Hazard,
Cashier
of
the
above-
class manufacture, and named bank, do solemnly swear that the new, passenger
clean
and
sweet, opening out on
Bchool, aud that it was a shame and determination to continue your has agreed to President Roosevelt's Robinson and Peralta, and Ibe field, nearly of « first
half hundred Coos county above statement is true to tho best of my
and having only two berths in a
a crime to deprive them of further studies. I hope by the time you suggestion to appoint plenipoten­ ing of both sides.
bu.vors for nineteen hundred and knowledge and belief. L. H. H azabd , deck
schooling.
have finished the tenth, that higher tiaries to meet Russian plenipoten­ Cooper fi r the “Chappies” was four are on the list to back us up in
Cashier. room. Very superior Second Clasa.
Fare, 1st Class, $10. 2nd Class, $6.
I remember long ago of reading grades will be established. This tiaries.
in fine form ami kept the hits well this stuteintnt, all of whom we are C obbïct —Attest :
an incident where a graduate from will depend altogether on you. If St. Petersburg, June 10.—It was scattered
F. 8. DOW, Agent, | W . C. Hose, Agt.,
L . H ablooker ,
glad
to
give
as
reference
for
squnre
until
the
ninth
inning
I saiah H acker , Directors
some institute, I do not remember you come solid the board of direc­ stated at the Foreign Office this when Peralta met with a painful in­ dealing. With thanks for past
Coquille.
Marsh field.
A. J. H hbhwood ,
whether a young man or young tors will be too glad to make a place afternoon
that Russia is ready to jury, which almost became disas­ patronage, anticipating good will
Subscribed and 6 worn to be­
woman—will presume it was a young for you.
appoint
representatives
hear the trous for the home te i.u, as Coop­ from all, we subscribe ourselves,
fore me this 6th day of
man, for no Sweet Girl Graduate Several of you intend to visit the Japanese proposals, on to being
June, 1905,
Yours truly,
in­ er eased up aud the Baudonites
S
0. A. L ewis ,
I
would likely say such a foolish thing Lewis & Clark Fair. All who can formed that Japan is nominating
live runs.
E. M. F urman C o .
Notary Public. !
—well, he said he had received his should do so. You will learn representatives for this purpose. scored
Hughes
started
to
pitch
for
the
hard earned diploma, and had fin­ wonderful lot that will be always of
A M ATTER O F HEALTH
C uban O larrtiopn.
Bandolines but retired in favor of
ished his education. A learned benefit and enjoyment to you. And
U.
S.
soldiers
who
served
in
Cuba
McKune i;i Ihe 4‘b icn:ng, who
(la v e Y ou a Cough
professor hearing the remark, such an opportunity may never oc­
the Spanish war know what
fared
no b< tier ns the locals had during
A
dose
of
Ballard’s
Horeliound
grasped him by the hand, and con­ cur again.
this disease is, and ordinary retne
their
b
itting
eyes
with
them.
Syrup
will
relieve
it.
Have
you
a
dies have little more effect than so
gratulated him that he had finished I once advised a young lady cold?
much water. Cuban diarrhoea is
his education so young, and said of teacher to take advantage of an op­ Try it for whooping cough, for The Chappies started their run- almost
as severe and dangerous as
gettiug
in
tho
second
and
third
himself, "I have always been a dili­ portunity to improve herself in a asthma, for consumptton, for bron­
a
mild
attack of cholera. There is
inning
when
they
m
ule
three
runs
gent scholar, and now I fear that particular study, one that would chitis. Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 E.
one remedy, however, th at can al­
and
in
the
seventh
they
ad
led
six
1st.
Street
Hutchinson,
writes;
“I
life will be too short for me to fin­ help her in her work, and be a have used Ballard’s Horehound
be depended upon as will be
more. lu this inning with tho bases ways by
¡Dealer in *
tlie following certificate
ish my education.”
source of enjoyment to her all her Syrup in my family for 5 years, full Coopir knocked a Ihroe bagger teen
from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Hous­
It is the polioy and the duty of life. She said she was afraid it and find it the most palatable and fi.ia'lv scoring himself on an er ton,
NEW AND SECOND HAND
Texas; “I hereby certify that
the State, and the purpose of the would not pay. She estimated the medicine I ever used.—sold by R. ror of :'u third bnsi mao in endeav­ Chamberlain's
Colic.
Cholera
and
BICYCLES.
public school, to fit the children for accomplishmeut, as her thrifty fath­ S. Knowlton.
Diarrhoea Remedy cured mv hus­
oring to catch tfce preceding runner. band
citisonship. It u ns necessary for er reckoned the profits on a carcass
of a severe attack ot Cuban
tin y added another diarrhoea, winch he brought home
Bicyles Sundries, Etc.
the safety of the Republic as a stand­ of beef, by the value of the pump­ Death of Hiram F Tennisson. and In i! I . ..v i -,o 1 !b
i
wui.
Sml
tiie
table
of
from
Cuba
We
had
several
doctors
ing array.
kins consumed in fattening the crit­ Again we are reminded of tbe bow tbe victor.) W ttfc \\ Ull
out they did him no good. One
Parents are not always able to ter.
Wheels to Rent. Repairing
bottle of this remedy cured him, as
Absolutely Pure
frequency
of
the
occasions
upon
1)
\NDON.
give their children schooling; be­ I wish you would form a class in which we are called upon to note
our neighbors will testify. I thank H A S HO
Speciality,
SU B
At K HU i'O A L God for so valuable a medicine.”
sides, they are not the ones who re­ reading nnd reciting. Now you the departure to the great beyond
ceive the benefits. It is the com­ have an opportunity which you of our old pioneer citizenb and McKune, ss..... ..5 2 o 1 1 3 0 For sale by R. S. Know lton.
..5 1
11 0 1
munity in which the child when should take advantage of. I drop friends. At this time it is Hiram Bliss, lb...
grown, may reside, aud the country the word Elocution. It sounds too F. Tennisson to whom we bid good- Adams, 2b...... ..4 0 2 1 3 1 As keeper of the peace of Europe
0 i 2 2 0 King Edward has no sinecure.
Clynes, • f V ss.
at large who are benefittcd, aside pondorous. It suggests Yell-ocu- bye.
Oswald,
c..
1
2 H» 1 1 B orn .—In Boio, Mo., May 31,
.5
from the benefits, enjoyment and tion, and I am pleased to say that The deceased was born in Law-
Ward, If A c f.... ..4 0 0 2 0 0 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
blessings the child directly rscoives Yell-ocution has been getting de­ rence
CARRYING REGULAR STOCK
county, Tennessee, Jan. 29, Blackerby, 3b.. . .Î) 1 2 0 1 1 Johnson, twins—son and daughter.
It takes a lot of strong adjectives lightfully out of fashion these many 1830, and
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in Coquille City, Rosa, if...
.4 1 1 0 0 0
to describe the high type of the years—sinse Vivian, Eli Perkins and Oregon, June died 10th,
0] Standard and Established Goods, where eash Instru­
Notice.
1905, aged 75 Hughes, p & If . 4 1 0 0 1 0
Amerioan citizen.
others of the same school commenced years, four months, 11 days. He
— — — — — —
“Beyond the Alps lies Italy.”
J. C. Wilson, Machinist, has ment is sold according to Its intrinsic value. We sell you a
giving recitations and readings. was married to Martha Edwards on
41 7 11 27 11 4
The State Superintendent and Instead of yelling they tell interest­ August 15, 1849. To this union
moved to the Kerr mill and will do
COQUILLE.
High Grade, Popular price or Commercial Piono,
Department of Public Instruction ing and amusing stories and anec­
machine work there hereafter.
born four children, one son
Ail K lili PO A E all
can adopt a course of study, fix dotes, and impersonate every na­ were
Leave
all
orders
at
Kerr’s
Store
or
and three daughters. Mrs. Tennis- Nevins, sh . ..5 1 1 3 2 1 in the mill shop.
at their real value.
grades, provide for graduating tionality, dialect and character.
J
son
died June 25, 1859. On Sep- Peralta, c
1 2 12 2 0
eighth grade pupils, substitute We like to attend home-made en­ tember
One P rice only on each G rade
27, 1865, he was married to Streib, ‘2b
..4 1 3 3 2 0
Notice.
crude text books on Civil Govern­ tertainments, and it is a fine accom­ Susan Clark,
2 1 5 1 2
and
to
them
were
born
Smith,
lb
..4
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
ment for choicest selections of class­ plishment to be able to do your two bods and two daughters. Two Cartwright 3b. ..5 i 3 1 1
We carry a compete line of Pianos, Organs, Piano-Players,
ics for reading lessons.
part. Perhaps everyone of you may sons and daughters have prececded Robinson, If .. ..4 i 2 1 1 0 0 undersigned will prosecute any and
persons in any way trespassing Talking Machines, Sheet music and Musical Merchandise.
Commercialism can tunnel the not be able to become an accom­ him into the life beyond. He Ordway, rt
..5 i i 0 0 0 all
on
the farm known as the McCleary
Alps, but the school board can make plished reoiter, yet you can all be leaves
a companion, one son and Lorenz, of
i i 1 0 0 and Grady place near Norway.
no short cut for producing our ideal improved in reading, and the bene­ three daughters,
E verything Sold on E a sy P aym ents.
and a host of rela-
..4 i i 1 3 0
Henry
Gradv.
type of American Citizen.
fit cannot be estimated by the cost tives and friends to mourn his do- Cooper, p
— — — — — —
Hannibal crossed the Alps into and effort. Select parts suited to parture. Mr. Tennisson was a kind
40 10 15 27 12 3 S p r n lu r fl n n k lo M i f f H e c k L a m «'
Haines Music
Italy. He studied, planned, direct­ your voice and manner and if you father and honorable citizen. He
S h o u ld e r
Score by Innings
S
u
ccesso
r
to
th
e Chas. G rissen and A iago M ualc Co ,
ed, toiled upward and onward, and can net it will not be necessary to served as captain in the confederate
Thefie are three common ailments
when he met obstacles he overcome select pieces to yell. People go to army four years. He was also a Coquille « 1 1 2 2 3 0 4 0 5 0 C 6 7 1 8 9 0-10 T. for which Chamberlain’s Pain j /V jo /JO, Main 9051
Garfield Annex,
Marshfield, Oregon.
them, and with fire and vinogar entertainments to be amused. Cut member of the Masonic lodge. In Bandon 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 - 7 Balm is especially valuable. If
....... .
-
when neccssiry.
out the heavy parts. The public his travels be came from Tennessee Earned runs, Coquille 6; Bandon If promptly applied it will save
you time, money nnd suffering when
No better place can be found does not care to hear an amature to
Arkansas in 1847, and then to 2 .
troubled with any one of these ail­
than the well govurued and con­ murder “The Manacled Maniac.’’ Washington,
Three-base
hits,
Cartwright
and
ments.
For sale by R.S. Knowlton.
crossing
the
plains
in
ducted public school for fitting the In advising you to take advantage 1873. They moved to Oregon in Cooper.
young for citizenship. It requires of Mrs. Wooten’s instructions while 1875, and have lived in the vicinity Two-base hits, Cartwright, Smith,
punctuality, promptness, neatness, you have the opportunity, which is of Coquille over 30 years. He was Peralta, Clynes, liltss and Blacker-
Out th is out.
order, attention, politeness, purpose, seldom offered in a little village like a constant sufferer for over two by.
A p rivate H o sp ital w ell e q u ip p e d fo r the treat­
Bring ft to Us.
concentration, honor aud much this, I do so not diiectly to turn yeurs but never murmured, but bore Stolen bases, Nevins, Smith, Ord-
It
is
worth
25
cents
in
trade
m ent o f s u r g ic a l and m edical d ise ase s.
more, besides hard work, to edu. water onto her wheel, but to keep it all patiently till the Angel of way and Rosa.
at
our
store
on
repairing
or
cate, develop and discipline the pu your machinery running.
T ra in e d N u rse s in A ttendance.
Death came. He made a profession Base on balls off Cooper, 3; off purchases amounting to $1.00
pil to citizenship. It is then that Now I want to tell you some­ of
Hughes
1;
McCune
4.
or
more.
a number of years ago,
our oountry is safe in bis hands, thing about some brothers of the and religion
Left on bases,Coquille 5; Bandon 7
W ilson Jew elry Co.,
was a firm believer.
For Information Address
When her institutions are assailed, one I left banging at the long end Funeral
rs
Double plays, Nevins to Strieb to T h e R e lia b le E x J p e e w r ie e le n r c s e . 20 T e a ar»’
services
were
conducted
be is not found in the mob.
of the lever, One of them is always by H. M. Branham, pastor of the M. Smith. Robinson to Streib. Adams
M arshfield, Oregon
’Phone 631.
Pig iron is worth about $12 per telling of the opportunities he has E,
to
Bliss.
Church,
South,
and
the
mem­
ton. It can be worked into thou­ had. Millions in some of them. bers of the Masonic lodge of Co Hit by pitcher, Adams.
sands of useful things of value. In­ The reason he failed was that he quille,
the remains to rest ac­ Wild pitches, McKune 1.
to simple nails or refined into steel could find no one who would grub­ cording laid
to
their burial cer-monies. Struk out, Cooper 11; McKune 5;
its value is increased four fold. And stake him. Hay, if he were never
Hughes 2.
think of the innumerable things of so hungry, and it rained soup, it
Passed balls, Peralta 1.
Administrator's
Notice.
value made of steel. Mont ter bat­ would do him no good. He has uo Notice is hereby given that the un­ Innings
pitched, McKune 6,
tle ships and cruisers, with all their spoon.
dersigned, by order of the County Hughes 3
for Coos County, Oregon, has Hits off Hughes 5, off McKune
machinery and armament, all Another of the brothers is always Court
D E A L E R IN
lieen
duly
Administrator of
kinds of machinery and instruments, boasting of the hard work he did the estate of appointed
Jeremiah I’eart, deceased, 10 Umpire, Chas. Page; time 1 hour
all persons having claims
massive to the most delicate, some when a young man. If he uver and that
said estate are hereby required 30 minutes, scorer, Smith.
of thorn worth millions a ton, nre loved hard work, they must have to against
present the same, duly verified, to
at the office of A. J.
made of steel. Did you evor ex­ had a falling out aud parted com­ the undersigned
in the City of Coquille, Coos The Marshfield-North Bend game
amine a window weight? It is pany. The only work he was Sherwood
County, Oregon, within six months at Marshfield was woo by the vis­
itors bv a score of 2 to 3.
the date of this notice.
made of the crudest and poorest (Kit ever known to do was pulling hen's from
Dated this 17th day of May 1905!
metal.
J ohn " P eart ,
teeth.
Administrator of the
I know an object that was once In the little village where they
Estate of Jeremiah
Brownrig#
a boy. who might have made some­ grew up there was a little peanut
Peart, deceased.
thing valuable nnd useful. All he joint. On each side of tho entrance
Ph oto - - S tu d io
NOTICE
ever made of himself was a weight. was a yellow sign, with a column of
At Myrtle Point
Not a useful kind, like a window things for Sale within. Fresh roast­ Owing to the fact that I will be
weight; hut the kind that, holds ed peanuts, pop corn balls, pop rompello 1 to go to the Willamette Dues finest up-to-date work at low.
down sidewalks. The only use you beer, ginger cakes, candy, tobacco, valley for two months, those know­ est price*. “Courteous treat- I
could make of him would bo to lift cigars, cigarettes and fire crackers. ing themselvea to be indebted to ment ’ to all. We sell pistes,
something, and then you would have By the Nido of the rhebang was me will please rome forward and films, cameras and all supplies. P
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N
to make a weight of him. nnd like a a place where boys am) idle men settle with Htanlev A Burns at Printing and finishing for amateurs
D r . G e o . R ussem .
done promptly.
window weight, hang him to toe pitched horse abofs to see which once.
Coquille tjerald.
Notice.
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Str. M F. Plant,
Coos B ay a n d
• S a n F ra n c isc o
a
Bicycles!
eal
ALBERT FISH,
1
POWDER
BUY PIANOS OF DEALERS
W. R.
Cov
M HORSFALL
HOSPITAL
MISS L. G. GOULD. SUPERINTENDENT.
J'
W m. Horsfall, M. D.,
Alfred Jo h n s o n ,
.
Flooring, Rustic and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldings
Constantly on hand.
Deliveries made prom ptly by either w ater or rail.
W e have all Grades and Prices Accor dingly.
\