The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902, June 21, 1902, Image 3

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Wlllli OBSHMVANCIJ
OF FLAG DAY
flic Ceremonies Due to the American
Flag Association Form
ed in 1897
W-nliliiKton Jutw M All over tint
t-ntwitry this iikimiIiik's suiiilin was
iiiA'kril Ityn rslsliiK of llui in un-attir
uiiiiilirrs wiitl wit It iiiuro cnrimioiiy llinti
on any othrr ily of thi-jeiir, czenpt
pitrlmpn .1 til v -I Today nnx I'Ihu l)uy the
mil' lionornl of iwi-iitt-lKili annlvureary
ol tlin ttuaulint'iit hy (J mitri'in thni the
IlilK should I Ollf-Kt Oil ttlillH'll strip',
alti-matn nil utiil white, mil n union of
thirteen hIiIim slur In h hluu llulil.
Thliiy t)vi )nrr Ihkt C'iiiut nnlnrml
l Imi it ni'M star should li mMnl for
fitcli now stun h.IiiiIUmI to tlm Union.
I hrr ar tMriy.lwii iiion stars In the
tii-lil now tl nn mIicii (lit llau mil II rut
isl-tl.
The uhsennmn ol tlm iIh In iluo to
tin American Fl Atsodutioi , which
r fouiifil In 1W7 of IImk coimultttes
fiotii fleian, mlliliiry mill historical
mclt-tli S. Hlllt'K till) IllllVl'lllfllt H1 In-
ttiiUitraUd the ohstirvancuof tint day lint
itroHii rapidly in puliUc Uvor. 'llil)Mtr
nn ilmimlloim riiiitliiK the ieti.le to
iiWmd tho ! i iv lamed ly iIiokov
rimns of iMHrly hII the tUtfii mill Wir
riltirisv, h) itie ln-Mtliof ihuGrand Army
himI oilier iMtrotic urtnMiU.itioiis mid liy
ii innjofhol ell In- hotmht il, country.
I'liilmlelili a Jtiiitt Us Tim burn hiiiI
Mrl4'i wtre io U simmi on every hand in
die QjnLer City Unlay. I' was the llrfg't
InilliiUy. Coiiu'em, HM-iuhlod nt In
ileieme HhII l'J5 yrais nuo. rrtolvetl,
' llmt the lUif ol tlm I hit teen Unlteit
Mmex he thirteen ftripvn. nlternnte reil
ami white; that the union he thirteen
miiir, while In a blue tleM, rireieitliiiK
ihf' new constellation."
Kxeiu m-ii n'ioir.aio io lite occlon
were helil In lieleiteuro llnll Ihl hImt
Why enn't vc come
over to your house mid
play niiy more?
It-c.itic piijw Rets so
mud when we niukc a
little hit of nolnc.
What makes him Mint
way ?
Mimiiiiii anya it's ly-
A Kpsi.i makes him net
Th.it'a nlioiit the way
it xttikes the mmll loy.
The dviijK'ptlc lias no
idea of hitt own iinrea
soiiablene.H.'i or liitrMt
ncsH. Little things are
magnified and seem to
jiiMify his quid: ntiKcr.
There's health for the
dyspeptic and happiness
for tjic fumlly oy the
ise of Doctor I'ieroe'a
Goltleu Medical Discov
ery. It cure diseases of the stout
itch and other organs of digestion
and nutrition; anil rcntorci jxsrfeot
health and strength, hy eitnhllm;
the pel feet digestion and assimila
tion of food.
"I tmve trtken one lollleof Ilr. I'lcrcc's
OoMcti Mcdli-it DIeovcry fortnillgi'iillon
niul liver co. ipt ilnt," wrllci Mr C M
Wllcoii, o' Yvll.ln Colli rc, I)nlilnii Co,.
N. C, Mime liail no liiwl sjwlls lnre t
commenc-t) tnl.inu your medicine In
fact. Imve ipt Ml llUellic fame mail. Ho
foru I UmU the '('olilcn. Medical Dlncov.
i v' I tould ti"t eit iinythin; without nw
ful illctrim but now I ean cut iiuvilitii't I
with witliout hinlnt: uiijiIiumiiiI liilliit.1,"
Dr. Tierce's rieiisaut IVllets
cleniibe and rejptlate the bow eta.
wSTfr 'riJhl ' ::
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noon miner me nuFPiie ui mo uuiumni
Dmiiiih of Anierlta. Tlm day wai coin'
brated nlo by tb DutiKhtcri of l"
Amitrlrnn Kevoliitinn and other patrio
tic ioc 1 1! 1 1 on At thn Ilet-y Hob houru,
li-'IO Afclmtiect, where the llrnt Ainerlcnn
llK wa nmdc, thn riHtlonal anthoin wat
Riinu bytbn VoiuiKer .MMiiiiorcliorBocliitv
and putrlmle HildreBfes deluorcd by
Hpeakuraof iroinnence.
I'ltliihiif i: Junu 1 1 : Tin nt whb a iten-
nral oliMirvnncn of FIsk Day In I'ittnhuru
toi'ay. Thn principal eeromonles worn,
bull! In Kchonley I'ark, wlmre 6,009
bcIkmiI children nuMimbled, BnnK nation
al alrt miiiI llBteneiliojmtrlotlc peenhei
by public men. Public buildlnK" arid
btiilnH bottres tlirnuttbotit the city
dtapUyed the Btars ami Slrlpea.
-
Celebration at Niternbnrn
fieri n Juno II: Ktnperor Willlmn,
accompanied by a niimerotiB crowd went
to NiiremberK today to take part In the,
Bembeetiteiiulal c-luorttlo i of the (itr-
i
manic .Miceiim. While In NurcBiherg
the KmMror will inspect thecaetsbninK
made ot the reat altar pieco and the
faiuoiiB founder' Btatuen In ihe Church
of Ht Sebaldiit, w hit h are to tie prenentod
to the Uermmiie Munetim at ilavard
Utilwreity.
ISTHMIAN CANAL
VOTE NEXT THURSDAY
WYi Intorduces Resolution for An
nexation of Cuba on Ccr- i
tain Conditions !
Wanhinglon, June 14 IrthmiHn canal
legtidalioti will be the ffaltini of the sen
ate proceeding next weik, and thn final
vole will b taken Thurrtility
There will be lomn question as to
whether the seuule favors the I'auama
or thn Nlcaraguar. canal.
Elklusof West Virginia, leader of the
Wei siiuar iiiurgenis ititnxluced a ieo
liltion providing for aiiucxntiou of Cuba
as a new state, mi loutlition that the
legirbttlon of Mich utate be transm tied
ti congreea for approval nut laler than
January I, W,i
More Wedding Bells.
One ol the prettiest weddings of the
season took pltck at Kut Marshiield,
June 11th 1102 at the n-Blilenco of the
bride's pareutv.Mr and Mrs Kobt. Mc
Caim, when Mr.Kvan Hoss Ilodson
and Miss l'earl Amelia McCann, wer
mndu man nudwift, Hnv. F. G Btraugu
ollkiating.
There were only the members of the
family ami a lew intimate Iriendi) owing
to the ill health of the bridu'a mother.
The parlor was beautifully decorate!
with cream white roto, suilbtx and ever
greens.
Thecouplri stood under a beautiful arch
covered-wMi trailing vines and white
curantttioim while the ceremuuy was Htr
formed Frank Dil ion a nephew of the groom
was beat man. Miss Huttio Benty was
bride's inaid. 'I hey were followed by
the bride who entered the room on the
arm of hor lather who gave her away.
After the ceremony n aumprJous break
fast was Borvinl, which was Ifutrtily oil
joyed by those present. Miss Susie
Klckworth furnished uitisio for tho oc
casion on the piano.
Tho bride looked lovely in a long train
gown ol bilk ci cam crope-de-chiua,
trnnned in umbroderod chiffon and silk
applique, made over white ti,ffettanlik
wearing the tulle veil which was he
Spend your Fourth in .Marehlleld, and
you will hiivo a Kood tlrno.
II. N. Itlack, of Catchlnu bIoukIi tent
down two icowloadii of hay to II. tienx
Htackon Tliurrday.
L. II. Helnner Is bnvlni; lita new llvory
barn riitbed to completion as fast as
possible and when finished, will have a
rommoJIouH barn. Mr.il exrxctsthen
to itive bin especial attention to livery
bnslneBS.
In plsco 'tllh a cream rose bud, carry
ing a ibnwer bwpiet of cream bridal
rosea. The bride's maid looked charm
Iiik drcBoed in yellow lawn trimmed in
yellow taffetta ribbon carrying a
beau' I fill boqnetof William Allen KicTi
atdfon Hores.
Durintr the afternoon quite number
of friends came in to offer congratula
tions; and quite a display of costly pres
ents Hern uiyen to the newly married
couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilodson contemplate
going to housekeeping on their farm up
Gkis river And tiny left in the midst
of a shower of r cm and old hoes. And
it is hoped that they can stretch out
tholr honeymoon to an itidefinate length
of time in the future.
CASTOHIA.
nM tb I Kin M Haw Alnars Beta
ligaiitert
of
Presbyterian Reception
One ol the most enjoyable event) in
church cirrles was the reception dven
the 'Rev. F, (.5. Strnnge on Friday even
ing at tbeFresbyterlan church. A large
number of people, were present, and a
miBt enjiyahleartd social time time was
hail Mr. Frank Bmith made a few rtv
marKs, in which bo gave a short history
of the Presbyterian church of Marshfleld,
and on behalf of the members extended
a hearty welcomo to tho new pastor.
Mrs. Dr. Tower art! Miss Su.ie Eick
wortb followed with a solo, which was
well rendered. The address of welcome
was delivered by Beilnett Rwanton and
was responded to 'by Mr. Strange. A
solo by Frank eacchi and MUaEickworth
was next on the programme, and was
rendered to the sal if faction of all pres
ent. Refreshments were then served
and from the manner in which the good
thiiwn disappeared went far to prove
that the ladies of the Presbyterian
Church understood the art of cooking.
Mr. Micklewrigbt was called upon for
a recitation, wh ich be gave In a manne
that show ed his ability as an elooutionl
1st.
Mr. Str ng) was formerly pastor ol
tho Presbyterian church at Ashland,
having lately resigned to take charge of
the church here, and is a ve.y pleasant
gentleman We wish him success.
A. root looklnc
hotw unit poor lixik. f,i
nil iiurnaan n ini
btuution. ij3?s
Eureka
w .m -C..t
Harness un v
nn. Hnla. Binl&M H.A ImHIta. .Mil lh. I
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honw (: ltu r. tint luukra thn I
ItntliorsuRaiul i.lUblc. niilillln ron- I
. . uuinn to iBit twin' in ibai
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jlv OIL CO. tJ
mr4 miiixAdLwt't
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Horse a m MSli
Lnancei
Coos Bay Wholesale Llpr
IIKADQU.JtTEH F Oil II I G II
GKADK LIQUORS
CIIUICK WINEH AND I'UHE
IIKAaDIKH.
LEADING BRANDS OF BOTTLED BEER
"potnily OrcJorj rSoiicHcd.
KOI.B AGENT FOR THE UELF
KUATBD Ranier Beer.
Family oiilera for Pons", pints nnt
qtiiirtit, delivered by tho case.
Robert Marsden.
The
Old
Reliable
Firm,
E.B.Dean&Co.
C. II. MERCIIANTSSSEEE
Is constantly lidding to its
stocK uf General Merchan
dise, already the hrgest in
Marelitlold. When you buy
nt the Mill Store you know
the Hoods are ilrst class and
the prion is all right .
All kinds of lumber and
building material,
feed and sup
plies at wholesale and retail.
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MUSEUM OF ANAT0HY
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