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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1909)
Coquille Herald. D F D E A N , P R O P R IE T O R C O DRYDEN M AN AGER County Official Paper. M ltLISHED EVEKY WEDNESDAY. D e v > t e d t o t b e m a t e r i a l a n d s o c ia l np ( m i l d n i R o f the C o q u i l l e V al le y part icul arly J o d o f Oooa C o u n t y p e n e r a ll y . -ntiaoription, p cr y e a r .in advanoe, 1.60 Phone, Main 55. Death of M rs P o m e ro y With solemn requiem and im pressive word of the church, the final sad rites over the remains of Mrs. Lizzie Harper Pomeroy were held yesterday morning at i 0 o’clock in the city cemetery. Exequies were conducted at the home o f Dr L. L. Mahan, and at the grave Rev B. C. Ansley spoke the words of the burial service. The funeral procession was one the longest seen herein years, aud throughout the entire city a lull in the busy hurry of life told of the universal impress the sad death of so esti mable and loveable a lady had had; unconsciously or otherwise, the wh lie town paid its respect to the dead, and from heart to heart was throbbed out that indefinable feeling of sympathy for the living whom the blow had left anguished aud sorrow racked. Dissolution occurred the previous day, aud while the gradual but cer tain approach of that mystic end had long been realized by members of the family, consciousness of the inevitable could not alleviate the sting implanted by the Grim Mes senger. Mrs. Pomeroy was the personi fication of all the traits which make woman truly womanly. Gentle and refined, kind and loving, her life was an exemplification of all that is beautiful in human nature, and the sublimity o f her Christian devotion and submission to the will o f Him Who doeth all things for the best, was divine i n its strength and purity. Mrs. Lizzie Harper Pomeroy was born in Alabama, January 16, 1856. With her parents she removed to Texas in girlhood, settling in Grimes county, where she subse quently married Mr. Joseph Har per. At his death she, with a brother, took up her residence in Oregon, and thereafter the elapse o f years, became the wife of the surviving husband, Mr. Pomeroy. Other immediate relatives are: Two daughters, Mrs. L. L. Mahan of Hempstead, Mrs. H. Lorenz of Co- quille, a son, Joseph Harper of Aus tin, and three brothers, R. D. Dick son and Robert Dickson of Arizona, and Lonnie Dickson of Corpus Christi.- The Daily Tribune. G ov en or W ill V isit N orth w est memorial s o vice in his years, dedi cated as a memorial of his kindly life. The services promise to be largely attended. Many prominent Oregonians are in attendance at the National Irri gation Congress at Spokane this week. Governor Benson and tbe commercial bodies of the state have appointed a large nuinlier of dele gates who are interested in further ing irrigation work in tbe West. Many left the first of the week to attend the sessions of the Congress. Soundings made by the officials of the Port of Portland during the past week show that the Columbia River from the mouth of the Willa mette to the ocean is in better shape for navigation by deep vessels than has been the case tor some time. Dredges are working at a few places where shoals have been located but on the whole, little work is necessary. That there is plenty of water iii the river is shown by the fact that the British steamship Suveric, drawing 27 feet, was dispatched during the week, going down the river without de lay. P r o p e r T r e a t m e n t l o r I»j seiiterj- a m i D iitrrliop u . Tbe greatest mortality from dy sentery and diarrhoea is due to a lack of proper treatment at the first stages of the disease. Chamber lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is a reliable and effectual medicine, aud when given in rea sonable time will prevent any dan gerous consequences. It has been In use for many years and has al ways met wi'h unvarying success. For sale by II. S. Knowlton. A famous Oregon pioneer. Dr •John McLaughlin, will lie remem bered on September 5 at Oregon City, when his old bouse, now re stored and moved to a public park, will be dedicated. This grand old man of Oregon, who did so much for tbe early settlers of this state and made personal sacrifices to as sist others, is at least to have public honor paid him for his work. Sep tember 3rd is the date of bis death M on {lie fallowing Rundry a GROCERIES Good Bargains in Krai Estate. Six-room residence, good location — lot 50x100 feet; fine lawn. A snap for $1100. Business property bringing $100 per month. A good investment. A d U other snaps, see S tu tsm an & Co. P. A well improved place of 26 acres with a fine home and good build ings, crop, etc., on Fisbtrap. Ap ply to S. Edwards, on the place. Any person cutting timber or bni k of any description on the lands of the Southern Oregon Company, or removing same, or other proper- v, from said hinds, without being luly authorized in writing, will be prosecuted according to law. Any person furnishing sufficient evidence for tho recovery of pro perty so taken and conviction of the parties concerned, will be given one- half of the property recovered. Southern Oregon Company. For anything to Feed Man, Horse or Fowl, and my Prices are Established on the “ Live and Let $5.00 per Ton Live Order.” E. DRA/NE Capt. E. D. Parsons Sails fro m Portland Saturdays a t 8 /j m. Sails fro m Coos Bay Tuesdays a t seruice o f tide. H. W. 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E liz a b e th Yard and Office, Froqt St. near Depot. Phone C apt. Olsen, Master. 331 Wil! make regular trips between C o q u i l l e R i v e r a n J ' an F ra n c is c o . N o Stop-over at W a y Ports. Electiic Lights. Every tiling in First Class Style. Sewing m ichinos for sale or rent at C. M. Goodman & Co’s. Portland and Coos Bay S. S. Line A P R IL 1909 BREAKW ATER Sails for Portland Every Saturday Price of Preferred Stock of the United YVireless Telegraph Company: Sails F ro m Ainsworth Dock, Portland, Wednesdays a t 8 P. M. Note tho st.-ndy and rapid ad vance in the pi ire of stock since | \y% p M ILLER , Agent, Marshfield, Oregon the orgnnizHtioi i f tin* Company, j per rim e PAI L L. ’JE LLIN G , A G L M . CQUILLE, PHONE NO. 18 February 2 ’ 1307 $10.00 Seplrinhei 1. 1907 11.00 " October 1, 1907.............. 12.50 | November 10.1907 14.00 January 1. 1908 15.00 B e tw e e n San F ra n c is c o and B a n d o n March 1,1908 18.60 June 1. 1908 ... . 17.50 August 1, 1908 18.60 October I, 1908 20.00 ✓ December 15, 1908 22.60 T w in S c re w , N e w a n d K ost February 16, 1909 . 25.00 May 1,1909 30.00 August 1, 1909 .. 36.00 1st Class Passage - $7.50 Tin- price will remain nl $35.00 for a short time only. It’s a chance Up Freight - - - 3.00 of a lifetime to make a safe invest ment and large profits. O u r I n t e r e s t s A r e y o u r In t e r e s t s . F a i r r a t e a n d | O. L. Hopson, Fiscal Agent g o o d s e rv ic e o u r m o tto . Coos and Curry Counties. Hox.123 Marshfield. A. F. ESTA BROOK CO. Agent, San Francisco, C a lif Office in the "C handler” Harvey Allen General Blacksmith and Horseshoeing.... COQUILLE R IV E R L IN E A.P. 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I have been a commercial traveler for eighteen years, and never start out ou a trip without this, my faith ful friend,” says H. S, Nichols of Oakland, ind. Ter. For sale by R. H S. Knowlton. A 320 acre South Atncan Veteran Bounty Land Certificate issued by the Department of the interior, Big Bargain List. Government of Canada, Ottawa, under the Volunteer Bounty Act, $4500 buys 45 acres improved ranch with buildings. 1908. Good for 320 acres of any $12.50 an acre buys a fine tract of Dominion land open for entry in land 360 acres, 35 acres bot Alberta, Saskatewan, or Manitoba. tom balance grazing. Any person over the age of 18 years, man or woman, can acquire $800 buys an acre all in garden this land with this certificate, with bouse and barn. See us for out further charge. For immedi burgaius. Come in and see ate sale— $800 00. Write or wire us and list your property L. E. Telford, 131 Shuter street, with us. We will give you Toronto, Canada.” - » . « > *— a square deal. G o o d Ranch for Sale. Portland, Or., Aug 9 — (Special) Governor Siiallenberger, 01 Nebras kc. with 11 i - ..ff w i visit th • P.i citi • N mil vi-s ¡„ m Mth .vi. 1 wii' be ih<- go .1 "! ' Hi n .l ¡1 1 11 : i-i 21 Mild Wd: • i I hr i 1 ll and Ir.s iiaiiY will ut ri tii e i b>' 'lie i’ ril.i 1 I 0 in 11 i. i 1 Ciuli and cV rv p -si i t en.irt s. w j 1 hi sh ou t the vi .iturs I’ depirtv wih make stops ii other c >;i't points including a -t iv of five d ty at tin Beattie E xpo 1 ion The liip is made tor the purpose of getting better acqu.iin ed with the roast and coming into 11 s r ton h with its people. The 14th animal convention ol of the A me ic.m Association of Mutual Ins: ' nil e Con p ioi - will be held in Portland August 17 20. About 300 delegates from all parts of the United States will he in at tendance. Delegations from some of the stales will come in special cars. Oregon mutual insurance companies have arranged for the entertainment of visitors. Port land and nearby parts o f the state will lie shown them and a trip up the Columbia will give them an idea of Oregon scenery. “ For some years I suffered from intense colicky pains which would come on at times and from which I could find no relief.’ ’ says I. S. Mason, of Beaver Dam, Ky. “ Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy was recommended tom e by a friend. Alter taking a few doses of the remedy I was en tirely relieved, x *1111 was four yews ago and there has beeu no return of the symptoms since that time.’ ’ This remedy is for sale by. R. S. Knowlton.