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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1907)
r Coquille tjerald. County Sundayscho.l Con- yentiou L. H. HA2RAD, Cashlo R. E. SHINE, Vioe Pres A J SHERWOOD Pres. Slocum’s Drugstore haH moved. F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K Buy high toped hhoes at Robin son's. OP COÇUIliUB, OREGOfi. Tlie county Suuilayschool con- Nice line ot silks just arrived at WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1907. T r a n s a c t H ö G e n e r a l B a n k i n g Rim ine«» vention for Coos county, will be Mrs. Nosler’ s. held in this city commencing ut 10 Educational League M eets. 0,c)oek a ffl Satur(Iayi Sept 2l an(1 ; For bargains in shoes, see Drane Correspondents. Board of Directors. at his new store. National Rank of Commerce, New Vork City R. (', Demeni, A. J. Sherwood, ... will close with a ral'y on Sunday “Sound Ring" flour can he bought Gntcker W ool worth N ’l Rank, San Fq»mÌHCo L. H arlockcr, L . H . Hazard, The first meeting of the Goqu.lle aftornoon_ Hept 22 d (] i , 0*clock. First N at’l Rank ».f Portion*!, Portion«!, Oi Isaiah Hacker, R. E. Shine. Educational League for the present ^ on morniD(?, through any grocer. school year took place at the school .,.,111 T. H. Mold St Co. carry Mason J 1 , afternoon an 1 evening will be held jar rubbers and lids. house on Friday afternoon at the T, 1 . . , m in the Preobyterian church. The The People’s Market always usual hour and a „00 a cm p|nce for holding the Sunday after- ance was present. Mr. Dodge w h o, ^ meetiQg wiu be alinouncetl keeps fresh vegetables. had been booked for au ad dresswas ^ The fo„ owiog cwmnitteM unable to be present and Hon. C. haye been iuteJ to maUe the A. Seblbrede. of Marshfield, «as ; ^ #nt, ilnd as8igt in prevailed upon to fill the place. the arrangements of the programme: Following is the program: Committee on music, M. O. IIoo. Song, America, by League. toD, Mrs. Fay Jones and VV. C- Piano Solo, Esther Johnson. Chase. Reading, Mrs. B. Figg. Committee on recitations, E. A. Recitation, Olive Howey. Howey, J. J. Lamb and Mrs. Clay, Vocal Solo, Grace Dudley. ton Goodman. Address, Judge C A. Sehlbrede. Committee on entertainment of Vocal Solo, Mrs. Chas. Moomaw. [delegates, Mrs. L. P. Maury, Mrs. Reading, Miss Katherine Wells. Eva Barrow and J. J. Lamb. Vocal Solo, Miss Gertrude Wilson. Committee on reception, Dr. Wet- Address oud appointment of com j more, H. L. Ford and J. Quick. mittees by League President. Hon. C. R. Barrow, of this city, Song, Old Folks at Home. will make the address of welcome, During the remarks, etc., by the j and the response will be by Rev. President she read the objects of Lacy, of North Bend. the League, as follows: Rev. Charles A. Phipps, of Port To bring about a better under land, the state field worker, will be standing between parents and teach present and dleiver several address ers, and a united effort in promot es on important subjects relative to ing the interests of our public successful Sunduyschool work. schools. The various committees selected She also read a few excerpts from are already to work, and the earn the Aims and Purposes of the State estness with which they are work Congress of Mothers, to further em- ing indicates an interesting and phacize the work desired to be done: successful convention. To raise the standards of home This convention is undenomina life. tional and will he joined in by all To develope wiser, better-trained of the Sunday schools of the county, parenthood. and all are urged to attend these To bring into closer iclations the meetings. borne and the school, that parent und teacher may co-operate intelli Obitnary gently in the education of the child De Witt Clinton Raudleman was To carry mother-love and mother- born October 29th, 1817, in Buffalo, thought into all that concerns or Dallas County Missouri, and died ‘ touches childhood in home schools, on Bear Creek, Coos County, Ore church, state or legislature. gon, August 9, 1907, aged 59 3 ears, The work of the Congress is civic 9 month and 21 days. He moved to work in its broadest and highest California with his parents in 1856, sense, and every man or woman who resided in Sacramento County nntl is interested in the aims of the Con 1868, and Sanoma County, until gress is cordially invited to become 1872, the year lie movo 1 to this • a member and aid in the organized county, which has been his home efforts for a higher, nobler national until his death. He united with life, which can only he attained the Christian Churn while in Cali through the the individual homes. fornia. After coming to Bear Creek The Jamestown Expositien Com he united with tho Baptist Chnrch, pany has offered to the congress of and wns Baptized by the Rev. C. [’. Mothers tho two buildings to be Bailey who is well and favorably known ns “ The Mothers’ and Chil known to the early settlers of this dren’s Buildings.” These buildings county. He leaves to mourn him are beautifully located in the Ex his mother, Mrs. Rachel Ra: Reman position Grounds, faring the sea, who lives on Bear Creek, two sisters and are to be thoroughlo equipped Mrs. Dora A. Sneed, Bear Creek, so as to exploit the work of the con Mrs. J. H. Barklow, Norway, and gress in its great national movement two brothers, Mr. J. L Randleman, for childhood. Norway, ami Mr. Evnndar Raudle These buildings will be a center man, Bear Creek. He was never of interest for all who are working married but devoted his life to the aloug the lines of Child Cara and care of his aged parents, his father Child Development. It is the first having passed away in January at time in the history of our country an advanced age which shows his that any exposition has set aside sterling worth, and appreciation of buildings solely devoted to tho in home. His friends were numbered terest of the home and the child. It as his acquainteuces. seems most fitting that the charge Chicago. Sept. 13 — (Special.) of such a center should be placed in the hands of a great national body — As a result of his trip through like the Congress of Mothers, a tho West and owing to his unbound body whose aim is to surround the ed faith in the continued property childhood of the whole world with of the country, E. H. Harryman tins loving, wise care in the impression approved plans for spending be able years of life that will develop tween $75,000,000 and $100,000,000 good citizens, instead of lawbreak to complete what he believes will ers and criminals; and whose purpose he the best double-track transcon is to interest men and women to tinental railway system in the county. A large consignment of Robin son’s full goods has just arrived. 0 Hams, Bacon, We Carry Sausage, < Fresh and Salt Meats. - - We are headquarters for everything in the meat line, wants always receiues prompt attention. OREGON COQUILLE V A L L E Y When You W ant Good Coal Buy PEART’S COAL Loggers! Stitch-down shoes are tho easiest on the feet. Robinson handles the Chippewa. I am prepared to treat all' Medicai and Surgical Cases. S p e o io l^ a tM made fot« fleoouoh«. A nice line of sheet music has just been received by E. C. Barker & Co. Call early and get the best. >000000000000000009 Foit S ale . One three and one- lialf ipch Studebaker wagon two years old $50.00. Apply at this office. Train Nurses in Attendance. Will pay highest price for Red Cedar Logs and Shingle Bolts. Call or address J. E. Young & Cc., Bandon, Oregon. For Further Particulars Address W as Once Editor of Marshiied Paper Phone 111 Dr. WETMORE, Mr. A. W. Sefton arrived on the Breakwater to accept a position with the Coos Bay Monthly. Mr. Sefton was at one time a resident of Marshiield. In fact was the foun der of the Sun in connection witn J. M. Siglin, who was the silent partner For several years Mr. Sef ton has been in Washington, I). 0., for a while in the State Department and afterward in the government printing office.— Coos Bay Times. Oregon seut a magnificent dele gation to tho National Irrigation Congress at Sacramento, California, led by Governor Chamberlain who is president of the Congress, and many of them stopped to attend the Oregon Irrigation meeting at Grants Pass September 10th, 11th, and 12th. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will bo received for the construction of a bridge or plaak way across Carl -011 Creek nnd Marsh in Road Dist. No. 1, according to plans and specifications an follows: Width of bridge 10 feet, with a turn-out at middle 111 feet wi le and of sufficient length for teams to pass, length of bridge at out lilO feet. Posts at least tl inches square shall he set -4 feet in the ground and shall extend above ground oil the hank of the creek 4hj feet and continue t . foot hill on even grade; 3 posts to the bent and bents 10 feet apart, except across creek, at which point a span shall rross creek, caps of "xH inch cedar shall he drift-bolted to posts, and three'stringers 3x10 inch toenailed into caps. Posts, caps and stringers to be of red cedar. Seeking shall lie of 3x12 inch tir spiked thoroughly into Jthc stringers with at least tl spines to the plank, spikes to be (l inches long. Rids to be Iflod with tlie Clerk of this I Court on or tiofore Sept. 20, 1907 at 10 a. 111 . A.deposit of five per cent of bid to t>e made when bid Is filed. Court te- serves the right to reject any and all bids. JAMES WATSON, Covnty Clerk. No. 2. stati« ns MmrahfíoM R. 1 !. .l ’ .ri Coq idle Myrtle I*.»int | iMiiy Kserpi Snudar Ideavo 10:45 a. m. I My Pt h» Point 10:50 a. in. Coquille 12:00 ni. B. H. Junction Arri , e 12:30 p. in. j Man» h field Extra traina w ili ru i »m daily pperi.d onlers. ' Trai ma to an i ir » • Beaver Hill dailv. i i Ai_L W O R K OREGON Handles all Kinds of Real Estate JO HN Y O A K A M , President- V Ì OREGON. GUARANTEED. A. Street Dock. T. DEMENT Sec’y & Mgr. J. M W A G N E R, Vice Presiden*. ENTERPRISE MEfIT CO., Successors to Dean & M organ. Fresh and Salt Meats, Fancy and Staple Lard, Ham and Bacon Groceries . C. F. M’COLLUM, AGENT. Phone Main 34. Upstairs in Robinson Building. V Front Street, C O Q U IL L E , I & PRINCIPAL PUCE OF BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON Marshfield, Oregon, BOARD OF DIRECTORS A Business Education JOHN YOAKAM ABSTRA CTS is th e b e s t in v e stm e n t for a young m an or w o m a n - - - - - I t w ill dou ble y o u r earn in g c a p a c ity an d can n o t be ta k e n from you. A B ST RACTS Wo have completed a thorough, > CT? Tfl X MILLER-CLEAVER BUSINESS l!>! COLLEGE ?! North Bend - ■ • Oregon S H — ; Ì S C. M. & M. CO Mouldings, ABSTRACTS ABSTRACT Marshfield and Coquille, Creqon. n ! j w L u m b er, W. T. DEMENT. J. W. W A G N E R TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY ENROLL WITH 08 . SGHOOLOPBNS SEPT. 18,1807 Manufacturers ail kinds oj frain A itìt ® 10:20 a. ni. W atchm aker and Jeweler, COQUILLE, S a ils for P o rtla n d E v e r y T h u rs d a y J. SI I c II 111, :S 0 a . ni. U:4”> n. ni. W. H.SCHROEDER $ $ IL FAULT, MANAGER R. BREAKW ATER We nrc pleased to announce that Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles is not af fected by the National Pure Food and Drrrg law, as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we recommend it as n safe re medy for children and adults. E COQUILLE. OREGON Centra! Real Estate Exchange Portland, and Coos B a y S. S. L in e The New Pure Food and Drug Law. No. I. H.iily Eicept Sunday Ideavo t* :00 a. ni PACKING CO P R IV A T I: H O S P IT A L I L e a v e O rd ers a t K e r r ’s S to re Call and examine the stitch-down Loggers, Shoes made at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Robinson’s store. 0 . Your DR. W E T M O R E ’S Land A Lyons will guarantee every sack of White Spray flour. Give us a trial. T . M i ULTON. The $5,000 00 offer in cash prizes ih most precious gift is the eye for articles on Portland, Oaegon, sight. Do uot trilli with it. and this part of the United States in newspapers printed outside of Oregon and Washington, is open to every citizen oi Oregon, and it must not be forgotten there are eighty chauces to win. This has been statod before hut there seems It costs jo u nothing to see to he a general misunderstanding M. G. Pohl. RegisteredOptician •bout it, judging from letters re Office m . ceived here. W. U. frchiv eder’» Jewelrv Store first. Lard, sc >00<>o0oe0<>0o<>0o<>o0<>00<:>00<}* Now fall dress goods, flannels flannelettes; also underware at W. Lonevo’s. (\ J. Mtllis, manage«; F. A. 1 ai*» o o R o K T -s - S L A G L E CO Q U ILLE. Buster Brown Blue Ribbon pat ent leather Oxford ties f >r hoys at Robinson’s. “ W ANTED. “ Oregon Ornpc freight agent ; general offices, Marshfie! cause of his death, the shooting Root wid pay 5cts per It) forsann- Oregon. having occurred on the 8 tli. G r T A IL O R Robinson has Economy, Everlast ing and Mason fruit jars and rub bers. oo-operate in the work for purer, London Sept. 13.—Sir Thomas truer homes, in the belief that to Lipton will make another nttempt accomplish the best results men and in 1908 to regain America’s cup women must work together. for Great Britain. The announce ment was made this afternoon bv A North Yakima, Washington Sir Thomas in London nnd by the dispatch in the Oregonian tells of secretary of the Royal Irish Yacht the death of W, W . Phillips on his Club at Dublin. The challenge, ranch near that place. He was for which goes to t’>e New York Yacht merly a resident of Myrtle Point and Club in the nama of the Royal Irish has two daughters living near that Yacht Club, was mailed from Dub 0 - lì. R .& E. R R place, Mrs. Finley Hartley nud Mrs. lin today. Roht. Parrish. It was as first sup. NAVIGATION 0 • • • » « posed that Mr. Phillips had com New slock of Indie's, misses and mitted suicide, hut now there arc chil Iren's shoes jn *t arrive,| ,,t .7 i MAI N Sv ti: GUI/ Vi . suspicious th it he was mnrd-red H LonevcV. In Effect Jn nary 1 , It*),* and the officers are making an in \ W antkd Worn 1 n or girl t . lie I ft A ll previous schedule« ure void. vestigation of the case. Two bullet in kitcbcn at logging camp, lu-l Nibj**et to ch a n ce w ith o u t n o ti.v . quire at H kka LD office. hole» through the lie id w»s <lie * • • » . TP R E D PIONEER MEAT MARKET A b stra ct up-to-diito P lan t. • \\ e are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short nctic.p, and Older« will receive careful and prompt attention. Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank Coquille “ “ Coquille Post Office. MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. Phone at our expense w! en ordering ABSTRACTS. TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., J. S. Barton, Abstractor. ■ - — ....—- - BST R A C T S AB S T F / CT f Henry Sengstacken, Manager. AJ irO F A C T S ABSTRACTS H A V E YOU »V ' thing, S h u t Y V a’rV;. i-m t F i n e ¿ iS » ? c ] ^ E m broil C:.* e and L a ce s. ' 0 . P a tte rn s o f ta y a r d s e a c h — B ig g e st B argain ;. ;; John E b e r t ’s L id es’ F in e S lice s an d M en’s W a lk o v e r s . S t ils o n K e llo g g , th e b e s t lo g g ers shoes on ea rth . A V line of ( VICTOR ZONGPRONE Columbia Tailing Machine and Records? I * * t. *< i can get them as eheap anl on as easy’ payments at E. C. BARKER & CO.’S i* y vi cun any place in the world. Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co We nlio carry a c i no plot« line Watches, Clocks, Silverware and J ewelr q of a ll ki nds R eps ir w nli n r t 1 s i : »}: i 3«r H r « l , j « n ni t t y tic