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Coquille Herald.
W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 4 , 1906.
New Lines Are Now Under
W ay.
Graduation at Arago.
The evening of June 30th will
long be remembered by the people
of Arago, as it marks au occasion,
the first of the kind to be held in
rural districts, the graduation exer­
cises of 8 th and 9th grades.
The school bouse was artielioally
decorated with the class colors,
pink uml green, and upon a festoon
of this we read the class motto
"Finished to Begin Again.
In the background the nation’a
flag, made the picture complete.
The class numbered eight, five
girls and three boys.
The school board, Co. Supt.
Bunch, and the singers, all wore
class colors and were given seats
o f honor on the rostrum.
The
program was well rendered, and if
applause is a sign of appreciation,
the event was a success. The open­
ing was an instrumental piece, Mr.
W . B. Smith offered prayer, the
class gave recitations, essays, class
history etc. County Supt. Bunoh
presented the diplomas and gave
the class sound advice, for some
their school days are finished and
they would now enter life’s school.
Mr. Bunch also gave a talk to the
people of the district in whiob he
referred to the fact that he wv to
busy to attend the graduation exer­
cises in all the city schools but had
come to this, the first to be held in
rural districts and he hoped these
exercises would be an inspiration to
the young people, and why not
have suoh exercises in our country
schools and make them equally
good aa the city schools, when from
the rural districts come 80 per cent
o f the talent of onr land. He urged
the patrons to co-operate with the
teacher, but have neighborhood
affairs out of the school.
Little flower girls presented the
tokens and emblems of love, the
flowers. The class was almost hid­
den from view by the many boquets,
our Oregon is a land of flowers,
Blushingly the class received the
well earned congratulations of their
many friends, altogether the event
is a beautiful picture, which we
will hang in memory’s hall.
Miss Minnie McCloskey, the
teacher, saw on this occasion some
of the fruits of her labor, and may
well be proud of the class.
The
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nor chiseling marble, but shaping
the minds of the young, who are to
be some day the leaders in our na­
tion. May we see many such occa­
sions in our country schools. Fol­
lowing is the program:
% beet people to buy or «all
Organdies, Mulls, India Linen
A sweet breath adds to the joys
of a kiss. You wouldn’t want to and Lawns for ,Summer suits at J. real „tate through are Wood Broa,
at Ni|h Bend, Oregon.
Because it is inexpensive.
A boy named Goodwin, about 15 kiss your wife, mother or sweethart W. Leneve’s.
Roltsou’a storo has a big line
Because it is the farmers’ only ' years old, whose parents are living with a bad breath. You can’t have
Three choice 50 ft. lots, near the
a sweet breath without a healthy school house, for sale; price $400. of ladi ’ shirt waists, muslin under­
organization national in character. on the MoKnigbt ranch, met bis
stomach. Y’ou can’t have a heai-
Win, Cundlin, owner, Co- wear, yrset covers, dresB skirte
Because it has stood the test for death yesterday from gas sufloca- thy stomach without perfect diges-j Address
¡ne
and untj-skirtB.
xnnlt Adel,
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thirty-two years, and has Dever iwvn
tion /in
on ilta
the In
launch
lton! tlOllt
tion. TllfiTC
There IB
is i' only
one 1-oiaOil
remedy!
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been found wanting in any respect, son of Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Metlin t*‘at' digesta wl,ut VOU eut and
Because it has exerted greater had a very close call from the same makes the brf th 118 sweet as ft
Under New M anagem ent.
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ose— ai and
ul t that
h a t r remedy
e m n d v is K Kodol
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influence in securing state and fate.
For Dyspepsia, It is a relief for
national legislation in the interest
The sad affair occurred up Coos sour stomach, pnlpatation of th e•
of agriculture than any agency in river, and but meager particulars heart, and other ailments arising
the country.
could be obtained last evening over from disorder of the stomach and
Because it it officered by those that line, which, when uot “ busy" digestion. Take a little Kodol af- I
ter your meals and see what it w ill!
STRIC i
engaged in agriculture, who know was working very badly. It seems
do for you. Sold by R S Knowl­
from experience the needs of far­ that the boys went up on the Adel. ton.
F lR S T -C i.-’ -V
mers, and are sinoere in their desire In the upper part o f the river they
Full stock of A. A. Cutter shoes
to aid them in every possible way. were missed by the captain, and on
Lorenz's.
Because it is the duty of farmers searching he found them iu the toi­
Latest hats out, just from St.
to cooperate with one another, if let, lying unconscious.
Efforts to LouiB, at Robinson’s.
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall.
Successor to J. T. Little.
they would successfully meet the bring them to were successful in
The best books by standard au­
influence of organization in every the case of the Metlin boy, hut the thors, classic and popular fiction, at
direction, and secure for wife and other could Dot be revived. The Knowlton’s.
home a fair share of what the har- only explanation is thnt they were
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
vost yields.
overcome in the close closet by the Department of the Interior, Land Offico
Because it has seoured national
fumes of the gasoline.— Coast Mail.
at Roseburg, Oregon, May 12, 1906.
legislation in the oleomargarine law,
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Notice is hereby gives that the fol­
the establishment of the Interstate
lowing-named settler has tiled notice of
Steamer Notes.
his intention to make final proof in Rti|>-
Commerce Commission, the estab­
port of his claim, and that said proof
lishment of rural free mail delivery,
Steamer Elizabeth arrived June will be made before the County Clerk
Clerk of County Court of Coos
and state legislation in every state 26th; sailed June 28; incoming ami
County, at his office at Coquille, Oregon
J- G- Fish
in the interest of tho farming popu. cargo; 75 tons mdse; outgoing on July 20th, 1900, viz: William A.
Custer, Homestead Application No. 13,- MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit coxes
lation.
cargo: 230 M lumber, 100 cords 570 for the SW*'4 of Section 21, Tp 28
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
Because it has exerted the great­ matchwood, 75 tous handles, butter, South, Range 13 West, W. M.
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
He names the following witnesses to
est influence known in breaking up wool, etc.
prompt Attention.__________
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Outgoing passengers: prove his continuous residence upon,
the isolation of farm life, and in H Jensen, J Christensen, J K Mack, and cultivation of, Baid land, viz: Frank
Miller, Ithamer S. Robison and Ca­
making farm life attractive to the D G Beale, Mrs D G Beale, Mrs N.
leb T. Robison, all of Arago, Oregon,
DR. W E T M O R E ’S
boys and girls, bringing sunshine Clara Dean, Edna Dean, G P Biron, and H. N. Tyrell of Coquille, Oregon.
B en jam in L. E d d y ,
and happiness into the farm home Miss Mertie Davison, E Heucken-
m23
Register.
to such an extent as has never be­ dorff. Steamer due back July 6 th
NOTICE OF F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T .
fore existed.
Steamer Chico arrived this morn­
Notice
is hereby Riven that the under- j
Try a little Kodol For Dyspepsia ing (June 29) direct to Cody Lum­ signed has filed in the county court for
ber
Co.
after your meals. See the effect it
Coos oounty, Oregon, her final account in
will produce on your general feel­
the matter of the Administration of the
A am prepared to treat all
Estate of J. H. Minard, deceased; and that
ing by digesting your food and
R E CEIV ER’ S NOTICE.
said court has set Thursday, the 12th day
Medical and Surgical Cases.
helping your stomach to get itself
into shape. Many stomachs are I n t h e C ib c c it C ourt ok t h e S tate of of July, 190», as the day for hearing ob­
O regon fo r th e C ou n ty o f M ult ­ jections to said final account and the set­
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overworked to the point where they
tlement of said estate.
nom ah .
refuse to go further. Kodol digests
Dated this 9th day of June, 1906.
S p .o fa l R a t .» V e > ^ « t o " »••••»a*1
your food and giyes your stomach Eleanor Olmstead, Plaintiff, 1
MONTA MINARD,
I
the rest it needs, while its recon- The Trader’ s vs.
Administratrix of the
Insurance Com- (
structixe properties get the stom­
Estate of J. H. Min­
pany, et ale, Defendant.
J
ard, Deceased.
ach back into working order. Ko­
Notice ib here!))’ given that the under­
dol relieves flatieveB flatulence, signed lias been appointed by the above
Train Nurses in Attendance.
sour stomach, palpitation of the entitled court in the above entitled TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— j
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
heart, belching, etc, Sold by R S cause receiver for the State of Oregon,
Knowlton.
of the defendant, The Traders’ Insur­
W hy Join The Orange?
Fatal Accident.
Surveyors are busy making final
locations for many of the projected
Harrisman lines in the state, and
within a reasonable lime construc­
tion of the various branches of the
system in this state will be started.
The delay in beginning building
operations in different parts of the
state is only that occasioned by ac­
complishing the preliminaries to
construction, say Harriman officials,
and actual work on several o f the
projects under way will be started
during the present season.
The Coos Bay extension, tapping
the main line of the Southern Pacifio
at Drain, the Natron extension and
the line to the Klamath country are
handled by Chief Engineer Hood
of the Southern Pacific, with offices
at 8 an Francisco.
The local offi
cials of the Harriman system are
uot in such close touch with these
projects as with those in the north'
ern part of the state.
However,
reports from the South indicates
that those mentioned are going
ahead with as much speed as is pos­
sible.
“ The contracts for the first 40
miles of the Coos Bay line are ex­
pected to be let at almost any time
now,” said General Manager J. P.
O’Brien, of the lines in Oregon.
“ Local contractors have placed bids
on the work, and expect to hear
almost any day the result of their
tenders.
“ Sarveyors are now out making
final locations for the Natron and
Klamath lines, while crews are also
busy on the Central Oregon pro
jeots as well as the O. R. & N.
feeders.’’
Local officials expect work will
be begun on many of the different
U nited S tates L a n d O ffice ,
new lines within the coming season.
ance Company, of Chicago, Illinois, and
Roseburg, Oregon, May 3, 190».
Stockton, Cal., June 23.— Mrs. that by order of the said court, all per­
Notice is hereby given that in com pli­
Scarcity of railroad laborers is un­
Emma LaDoux who has been on sons having claims against said defend­ ance with tho provisions of the Act of
doubtedly one of the factors that
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
trial for the killing of her husband ant, The Traders’ Insurance Company, Act for the sale of timber lands in the
has worked against the early begin­
A. N. McVicar, March 13 last by arising on policies issued in Oregon, are States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
ning of work on new lines, as it has
giving him poison aud then placing required to present the same to the un­ and Washington Territory,” as extend­
ed to all the Public Land States by Act
been difficult to procure men to do
the body in a trunk, tonight was dersigned, at the address below given of August 4, 1892,
improvement work on the lines al­
found guilty of murder in the first on or before the 31at day of October,
SAM W . JOHNSON,
1908, and if not so presented, the same of Coquille, County of Coos. State of
degree.
ready built and accomplish the
will not participate in the distribution Oregon, has this day tiled in this office
usual annual construction work,
of the funds of the said defendant com­ his sworn statement No. 6696 for the
Does evil still, your whole life fill?
FroDSDiy tne managers of the
purchase of the £ k, 0f NK * 4 , SE
of
pany, in the hands of the receiver.
Does woe betide?
NW
NE \ of SW l 4 , of Section No.
Harriman lines in this state have
Notice is further given that all re­ 4, in Township No. 27 South, Range No.
Your thoughts abide on suicide?
never had so much construction
turn premiums will be computed from 11 West, W. M., and will offer proof to
You need a pill!
show that the land sought is more val­
work to accomplish as this season.
Now for prose and facts— De- the 5th day of May, 190ti, the date of uable for its timber or stone than for
the insolvency of the said The Traders'
Large stretches of old track have
W itt’s Little Early Risers are the
agricultural purposes, and to establish
Insurance Company, and all policy
been vastly improved by the laying
most pleasant and reliable pills holders of the said defendant company his claim to said hind before the County
Clerk and the Clerk of County Court of
known today. They never gripe are urged to reinsure, if they have not Coos County, at his office at Coquille,
of new and heavier rails, and the
Instrumental solo, Lenna W ood­ Sold by R S Knowlton.
placing of a large number of new
already done so, and to present their Oregon, on
Saturday, the 28th day of July, 1906.
ward; prayer, Rev. W. B. Smith;
claim properly verified promptly to the He names as witnesses:
ties.
A treating plant to apply
Salutatory,
Maude Lindebeck;
Notice.
receiver
with
the
surrender
of
their
Lee Neely, Herbert Johnson, Glenn
preserving fluid to the ties before
Barker and Bert Teters, all of Fairview,
Quartet, “ Alone in the Moonlight,”
policies.
laying them has been put in opera­
Notice is hereby given “ that all
Forms for proof of claims may be had Oregon.
Mrs. May Yates, Miss May Sohroe-
Anv and all persons claiming adverse­
tion, but it has taxed the railroad
Coos county warrants” drawn on the from the receiver or from the former ly the above-described lands are re­
der, Messrs, J. H. Barklow, J. B.
oompany to secure enough men to
quested to tile their claims in this office
General Fund and endorsed prior agents of the company.
Lamb; Class History, Della Clin­
on or before said 28th day of July, 1906.
A. H. BIRRELL,
man this plant. In fact, at every
to July 1st 1904, will be paid on
B b x j a m i . v L. E d d y ,
ton; Duet, “ Oh! Tell Os Merry
Receiver.
raO
Register.
point where work is carried on, the
presentation at my Office in Coquille
Birds,’’ Mrs. Yates and J. B. Lamb;
Address McKay Building, Portland,
railroad has been embarrassed by
Oregon.
No
interest
will
be
al­
Oregon.
Essay. “ Liquid Air,’’ Claude Ran-
lack of help.
lowed after June 30, 1906.
Dated June 25,1908. A. F. Flegel and
dleman; Instrumental duet. Miss
T H E NEW ID E A
M
J. B. D ullst .
Beach A Simon, Attorneys for Re­
The prospect of accomplishing as
Woodward aud Mr. Miller; Class Treasurer of Coos County, Oregon. ceiver.
much as was hoped during the pren-
poem, Helen Woodward; Quartet,
Dated June 25, 1906.
ent season is dubious on this ac
"Song of the Whippoorwill;” Reci­
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
count.
June Snap.
tation, “ A Yankee Lover,” Nettie
Notice
is hereby given that pursuant
Construction has been made more
New 6 room house and lot will be to the order of the County Court of the
Belloni; Essny, Sankie Rickman;
expensive than ever before, because
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Moves the Bowels
A
State of Oregon, for Coos county, made
Duot, Sam and Tildy’s Courtship, ’ ready for July 1, $500
of the conditon of the labor market
Seven room house, 3$ lots, barn and entered in the journal of said court
May Schroeder and J. B. Lamb;
However, this fact will not ca
on the 8th day of May, 1900, in the mat­
Lots set iu
Valedictory,
Jennie Lindebeck; and out buildings.
ter of the estate of R. H. Charlton, de­
any unnecessary delay in starting
fruit
trees.
For
$1,250.
Both
Class song; Presentation of Diplo­
ceased, the undersigned, the duly ap­
of the lines already announced, say
mas and address, Supt. W. H. snaps. Part down, balance on i
pointed, qualified and acting adminis­
Harriman officials.—Oregonian
trator of the said estate, will from and
See
Bunch; Quartet, “The Night Birds stalment.
after Saturdap,
J. E. Q uick ,
Whisper Soft and Light.”
the 14th day of iuly, 1906.
A Telephone Meeting.
Coquille City.
Graduates from Eighth Grade:
proceed to sell all of the right, title and j
Goorge Kribs, Jennie Lindebeck,
It pays to use Stock Food at this interest which the said deceased had at
On Friday a meeting of the own
Helen Woodward, Maude Linde­ time of the year.
Better get a the time of his death, and all of the
ers and patrons of our rural tele­ beck, Claude Randleman.
From package at Knowlton’a drug store right, title and interest which said I
phone system was held at Myrtle Ninth Grade: Della Clinton, Sankie and try it with your cow.
estate has since acquired by operation
Rickman.
Motto, “ Finished to
Point with a view to securing
of law, in and to the hereinafter de­
You are guaranteed both quality
better service and that at a rate re­ Begin Again.” Colors, pink and and price and courteous treatment scribed real property, at private sale,
green.
for cash in hand at time of sale; or if
duced from the one they have been
at the new People’s Market, south
As E yk W itness .
the same cannot be obtained, then tor
of postoffice. Freshest moats of ev­
paying since its establishment.
one half in cash amt the balance on
ery description.
The company has soeu fit to volun-
Dr. Wetmore is now located in
reasonable time with approved security
tainly reduce the general fee from his new hospital, on second street,
and interest on all deferred payments.
Said real properly is de-cribed as I
$6 to $5, which, took effect April opposite the Mssonic Hall. A per­
follows, to w it: The Non:.cast quarter |
first, and at this meeting, their rep­ sonal visit and inspection by us con­
firmed the statement made by him
of the Northwest quarter of section i
resentative. L. R. Robertson, made February laat. There are aoi-ommo-
Thirty-five in township T .icniy eight,
an offer to these people to sell them dationa for twenty patienta an
Soutli of Range thirteen, \\ >t of the [
all parts of their instruments, ex­ eight private rooms, electric lights,
Willamette Meridian, in ( s County, i
State of Oregon, aiso a right and privi­
cept the receiver and transmitter at with toilets and bath rooina, new
Inatitution iron beds. The Doctor's
lege to forever use all water that is at j
a reasonable price, after which their
reception, operatory and office rooina
this date, and was on the 23rd day of
fee will be but $1 per year, which is are models o f neatness and conven­
September, 1902, brought onto said
certainly highly satisfactory, and ience. The Doctor since locating
land in pipes from other lands iu the,
which was voted acceptable by the here one year ago has by his suc­
vicinity thereof and which, prior to ■
cess won the confidence of all who
November 13th, 1891, belonged to J. W . j
meeting.
Wimer, and a right and privilege to!
Mr. Robertson was then instructed have had any business dealings with
him since opening the hospital in the
enter upon Bnid other lands to keep in i
to ascertain on what terms the com­ Collier building eight months ago,
repair the pipes now used and to lie
pany would connect all the local treating numerous patients, and
used in conducting said water on the
exchanges in tho valley, and report has not bait a case, which speaks for
said premises above descriV d: reserv- I
ing and excepting a certain right of way
the same at a meeting to be held on itself. Dr. \V. H. Booth and son,
of Lebanon, Oregon, looking for a
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heretofore sold along the south line of
July .’l i s t
A vote of thanks was
location laat week, were favorably
DR. BERT E. SCHOONMAKER said premises above described, the said
extended to those papers in the impressed with Coquille and its peo­
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1 right of way being of the width of four-
valley having representatives at the ple. They made a very flattering
j teen feet and extending east and west
proposition to the Doctor for the crow n, Bridge and Gold along said south line.
meeting.
w
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Dated this 11th day of June, I HUH.
It was suggested that all ex­ new hospital. The new inatitution
IVork a Specialty.
^
JAMES FRENCH,
changes have meetings and apud will lie named the Coquille City
Hospital, and Miss Maud Miller
AU Work Guaranteed.
Administrator of the
delegates to the meeting to be> held V ll act as matron
Phone
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Estate of R . H,
July 31 st at M /ftlf foin t,
Ripij ope long. 009 short-
F W S M ap » 1 1 0 4 , M U L S H F T E U »
Charlton, iK e a * d ,
f
W . H. Mant-..... £S£
Livery
Best of Tunouts.
Feed and Sale
Stable
Hay, Grain ,..;eed
Goquille Furniture
and BOX FACTORY
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
For Further Particulars Address
Dr. WETMORE,
Phone 111.
COQUILLE, OREO.
Monuments and Headstones
l/l/t guarantee better work
at lower prices than can be
had elsewhere. Do not order
Monumental work until you
have called upon or written
us for prices.
D a v id F ulton , Local Agent, Coquille.
STEWART & WHITE , Props.
P h o n « , M a in 238 .
3d & D St»., Marshfield. Ore.
COOS CO, MARBLE AN» CRANITE WORKS
TH E ORIGINAL U X A T I V E M
M
COUGH SYRUP M
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EHNEDYSIAXATIVEH ON E Y ^ lA R
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Best for Childrea
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Don’t Forget the Painting of Your
Buildings
W e have Pattons Sun Proof L ead .
1 0 0 lbs. carries 7 gallons oil m aking 11
gallons Paint.
A n absolute 6-year
guarantee to every user.
J
Don’t Forget That Harvest
Time is Near.
W e have a full line of Tools includ­
ing Champion M ow ers and Rakes.
It
you want the best at prices to suit, we
have it.
T. H. MEHL & COMPANY
C O Q U IL L E
OREGON