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Newspaper Page Texttwf"!. IVS. Z a J, i- ii tii. i 4 I rrv "y:; Daily Coast Mail ysiEPH6NE, um i. Ei rd, ia the Postolfttc at M(vch if twS.3ad Class Matrcrl KaxL PUBLISHING CO., Propr's, p. c. levA. f7x IdFiit, Editors and Managers. P. W. "WoMward, Foreman. ... . . . ,i -.i -i i Pt Usnedfivcry Morning, Except Men Jay atMarsblield, Coos County, Oregon. DAILY. T-RMSp-5y mail, tor advance pay rural only, 8u cents a month :U months l.t 41 .OU. Wlifcn not paid In advance iba-vw l CO wnM iwriwontn,6tralght, WEEKLY ? SIn-oI (jry Saturday Vl Term1? In &d va.t.e$I,TOa year, $IM) six months. Sharing la JKcnit, The earliest wfVrraco to shaving of the beard Is found In Genesl3 adl, 14, j wbere we read that Joseph on being Kiitnmoned before the king shaved 1 , iisclf. There ore several references I. to shaving in Leviticus, nnd the j ictlce Is allnded to in many other parts of the Bible. However, Egypt a the only country mentioned in the B. Io where shaving was practiced. In all other countries at that time such an act would have been consid ered ignominious. llerodotns men tions that thq Egyptians allowed the!? beards to grow when they were la mourning. So particular were they as to shaving nt all other times that to have neglected It was to make one self tho butt of coarse and ridiculous jokes. -Even in ihfl day and age when the Egyptian wants to ctfnvey the idea of a man of low conditioa and;sloven ly habits he always pU'tt&es, to you a man with a full beard. This notion Is very ancient a fact attested by works of art fonnlte burial 'jnoau ments dating back tbouaandis of years. 1 Soothers Harope. A f raveler writes: "fhave often been struck by the case wittf which people in southern Europe are amused. In Paris lOO.OoQ people go out to. Long- cbarnps fpr the Grand Prix race, and half a million people go out and line i -the roads on their return to see tbera come back. In Rome at the, feast of the "Dlvjno Amore 5,000 people go out oa the Capipagna to a spot where once stood a temple to Venus and hold a picnic, while 50,000 go out and line tho Applan way to see them return. In Madrid this peculiarity Is even more marked. On the Poerta del Sol about a thousand people stand around and do nothing outdoors, while crowd of peo ple sit indoors or lean from balconies to watcli them da It, And- in Seville the Idle rich sit in clubs and cafes on the Sterpcs to watch th lower classes walk by, while the lower dawes walk by to watch the Idle rich sfttlsg la tie cjabs aaft cafes on the &terpea." i KMdtea; the Ue, How Jong will it take a persoa to read the Old Testament with its S02, 4 words, or the .181,253 words of the New Testament? And bow long to read the 773,092 words of both? A man can read understanding 100 wards every minute. By hurry Is a ssen can read lO words, or probably more. I will assume that a man can read critically that Is, carefully and BBaeratandiugly at least sixty words a -minute. That Is slow reading, being only 3.000 words on bonr. Suppose a man sbonld devote an hour a day to tee Bible. At this rate he would read 108,060 worfla in thirty days. Or 'In a month's time. He would therefore read he OW Testament In leas than six months, and he wonld finish tho New Testa meat la leas than twe months, Haattesr on TrMafcecewi Sell. Snipe sbootiug oa an Irish bog is an axcellent test of a gunner's skill and aatfaafiiasm. An experiMced bog boe4r;?f he fld himself going down throws himself flat on hla aide Or back wad at the same time throws hte gw la Ms attendant generally an sahod "goissoa," who rarely fails to catch It The sensation of being bogged Ja vttry unpleasant, but if a man throws Mmaaif oa hto'sW or bak.'Ue to WKM CIIOUKM UM IMmi 9 WWl art hla body-rer.flv )YaaM aCi port.1 l l,L' " ' -" n - . ) CfHMl XM te VletUt. 4 Hfa0 4e not odfen figare"H ih tJHrrel. When they do appear it to far tfcr Mea ot aupfllyla "eota- lexattsf." Daana eWe faifly lightly j, .Om aaa of msmohmm mwowjtw, haa "acholaaly sloV" and an vt4 Mpata UmAomt W. Qp.tbe ot, im band, tsa araMtoaao&-& avel-a iroMaptd, ftasay and rff lasprta4. 1WWla ft radjof may b a baatty m, V yoa want - MaTdMai: GOWN GOSSlf. A faddish handkercldof ha a llttto Vocket In ouo corner with a buttoned flop to hold car fare lllsbop tab stock cbllars oro made of two flno embroidered handkerchief ono forming tho collar nhd'tho other blnlted to tho center to ntaRo tho tab. Long or short, nlaln or plaitcdi cno'sj skirts imwt linro at tne nem. opcciai underskirts aru designed to wear wi wnlktng skirts that thia flare may bo Effected. Frou frou frills and ruffles nro not seen on the handsomest petticoats, their places being usurped by shaped volants, -which nro a mass of laco me dallions and embroidery. A new summer collar of. stiff linen is a turnover, tho usual height In the back, but sloping gradually to half that -width In the front It to very cool. Stout women -will especially ap preciate this collar. "!Tho wide mourning hats, with their graceful Tells ot net bordered with crape. arc anlmprovcment on the close' boniAt swatiftd In crape. The hats are much cooler, generally cheaper an are. as a rule, becoming. New "York Post , POPULAR SCIENCE. Th most loftv clouds measured last year were nt a, height of 30,000 ftst kHd moved ot 14ft miles an hour. Professor Darwin says that ultimate ly tho day tmrt 'the month will be equal, being equivalent to flfty-uve of our present days. . The experiments of Mailer prove thai If microbes bo placed In a gun barrel the wound made by aljullct fired from it would bo Infected by the microbes. The opjnlon of Sir John nerschel that the southern portion of the Milky Way, under the Southern Cross, is near er to U3 than the northern is quoted ngainst the assertion of Professor Wal lace that we are in tho center of the universe, m . A star with a period bt four hours and thirteen seconds has been discov ered photometrically at Potsdam, Ger many. Hitherto (ho shortest day ob served Is that of a star in Uio cluster of Omega Ccntaurl, which has a perie4 of seven hours and eleven minutes. ART1ST8 THREE. M. Georges Beriraad, tKe French art ist, whoso home Is In Versailles, has Just completed the largest picture ever painted. The subject la the "Obsequies of President Carnot" Ono of the veterans of European art has passed away In" the Daalsh land- scape painter VUhelm Kyhn, who died In Copenhagen, where h& was bom o JIarch 30. 1810. Ha waa originally a shopman. James Guthrie, who waa mado Sir James Guthrio by King Edward dur ing, his recent visit to Edinburgh, la re garded as the youngest living artist to win a title on his nrtlstlc merits. He Is forty-fonr years old, Bccently ho was elected president of the Royal Scottlsk academy. TRAIN AND TRACK. The Pennsylvania Kallroad eeffipany has Tegun work on a 510,000,000 termi nal at Washington. Americans nro entering upon the con struction of a seventy mile electric railroad In Porto Itleo. French railways are making special arrangements no that doss., may travel comfortably for long distances. For the comfort of Its employeea in tho putiylng districts ono ot the Baa sian railways Is instituting traveling hatha. Aa electric lino direct to the summit o Mont Blanc to to "bo cdtttmcaced without delay by a Preach firm of rail way engineers. SOME MAINE EPITAPHf. 'fctu, ilvek with her hnaband flftr years and died In 'the confident hope of a 'better Ufe. John K. (killed in the battle of Shl loh) was born'in theta$e of Ifew York, where the wtckftd cease from troubling 'and -the Weary are ait rent Hero lies Barnard Ligbtteet, who was accidentally killed la fad '"7 Mf&iyear of hto age. The monm v-3'eitsd by i.t grstef dl fwaUIy. POWDER AND BALL. ' . ( A bow1 rifle has been sclortsd for ta TJalted States annyf the btot tnm which will penetrate twaty-fear eM Wefa iSlaufas ;, , "England ikkw U aaBaiio w4t 'veaeela btt buMdtog, aad Fraaee 1mm ftfty. Their procdnee toazpead 'imtmtmk bloekades toasaatMav' NriMtoa and aitMkn Jar tba 'ftmci1 aavy are to be tMbaed-M boad an pta tranapert waten tm-m nuw d into a Mtval aebnatohip- at Mordeax. . ttwwol aecomawdate 490 eadeto, w "wjtt m tmmtgk q tow yaiassf ooataa. 1- ' U BlailaaitoBaratAl, y, mil JsaK Hir VHenFviVb B sltt i weak? Mkatiaik: BMa'Mf4 .hew. What waa be worktiig atH k JfJHWKbJtjm toe ato'i taat 'd "7 The Wnie JFeRecfreattoB. la this insistent age, -hon life every-vh-vo' t9 nt high pressure, there Is gtvst'ared o? emphasizing tho import tnnco yos tto absoluto necessity of recreation.. What Is work worth, especially brain wotkr whtsn It Is performed, with Jaded f arid ties, tho enrrgybf tho brain ccllu helot; ojJuuMtcdT i Ono ambitious of becoming a 'writer, for oMunple, thinks ho Is saving Unto by forcing his brain beyond natural pinlra. He boilevcs that what ho doua aver hours Is clear gain and that writ In, a chapttr or an nrtlclo after hla day's work tn an olllce, n factory or ttoro is to hU advantage. But sooner or later he will realise his mistake. Ka ture will not be cheated. A man way protltahly occupy hU evenings hi study or in sonio other oc swpatlon than that by which ho earns fete dally brend, but he cannot do a full ay's work of uuy kind and then wise. Itovnttempt to do creative work in tho ttveuing, A fresh brain Is absolutely jswemiat 10 iuc iirouuijiiuii on, original thought, Even a recognized nutkor lyho Krces too. much work upon bis ,eal'n Vill soon seo that his writings ;te not as much in demand as they ,a'ave been and that his reputation to waning-. O. S. Moredenin Success. -Dolly Mndlaon, There nro inanv stories told of tbo tetct and kindliness of Mistress Dolly MnJlson when she was the first lady Of the land. Her rajdy wit saved from confusion many a visitor to tho White House who was not acccstomcd to b wajV of polilo society. One of the most amusing of the sto ries' Is the tale ot a country lad nt a White House reception who was sur prised In tho midst of his enjoyment of a cup of coffco by tho approach of his hostess. In bis confusion tho poor boy dropped bis saucer and thrust the cup Into his pocket Mistress Dolly, wboalthongh her eyes were keen nnd searching, never saw anything that it was not Intended she aheald see, chatted away with her guest so pleasantly of tho weather, the oiwd, and, finally, of the young man's metier, whom she had known or heard off that he recovered from ils embar rassment and was soon at, case and ready to accept tho fresh cop of coffee Wk4chhls, hostess ordered, despite a earara-'curious.ana uncxpiainea nmge In his pocket Fire Horse aa leta. The horses of the Now York fire de partment receive more petting proba bly than any other horses in tho world. In nearly every engine bouse each of the stalls bears tho namo of the horse eeeapyiag it largo black letters on alamlnlum marking the quarters of Tern, Harry. Dick or Major, as tho case may be. The firemen are proud of their dumb friends and not only do everything possible to make them com fortable when they are off duty, but talie pleasure in providing them with little luxuries nnd tidbits,. Loaf sugar, Bougafr and other candles are pur chased by ono fireman; or another In each -engine house almost every day, ad passers by may often see the heiees eating tho sweets from the 'feaade of their men friends. All Waa Well. Yfce ekl Bridewell burying ground In VMtnd to tho resting place of Mme. CAwwclt. so often mentioned by Charlea IL dramatists, who.dled in Bridewell Pftoea and left 10 for a sermon to be ypfached nt her funeral on condition Ihej: nothing should bo said of bcr bnt wwat was wen. vine prcacner got out ef- the difficulty rather neatly by say lag: "All that I shall say of her to this: She. was bom well, sho lived well, and aW etied well, for sho was born,, with the name of Creswcll, sho lived in Clerkeawell, and she died in Bride watf. , Net aa A.ntbortt7 tYe don't pronounce that word ifctrt," said the atraBr,"Who tvm de htir fete art flshiag In a Berthem Wte- eawis lake. "Webster B It"-, "l sever faeerd of Webster," aerce retorted the old guide, "but Pm wilM to bet he never ketched a swy la Ma ftfef'-CMcaaa TribuHe. , A Hlat Ufa VUAimevt, "m reacted hla, tkea?' '"YsaJJ" ' "ice need to praise bar beauty la gtowtoc torfM. I ahoald think tbat rwM have asade er fan in wve wits . . . I her fall W lore withJierself, lad sfce touw't had.reotB for a Utesgbt itoMt aarbody etoe." ihwwa CmmHatui.., ' "truat ktod of weather de t & p1e aae oto to hare toanwr' "The IttdhMMtoM,'' aaia tue peetea al DiabM. "point to more rain, imt I have so personal ojMakxi oa the mbitwt whatever."-WBhiBgte Mar, 'iA wWf p . .. ktmmmmmmm I -- ' " -- iri Aa vail SaHPPawaaF,1 . JLT7 MHaVBaVKaaBaVM-aaafiaaaVew. v yyTwCaV i i ,. njtrtiil U ii ay i the aiaM aaiavraaSBLaaakat aa oat aaai -wsm a maw iMmmmimmxr- i .t-tbi n " UCFUi. HINTS. r i i HMr. to 8ole 9evral rcrploxlns Uniixeholil t'rublcmi. ' A qnlck and easy way to slip a rod Ui rough curtains Is toVaro the end ot the rod. put a, thimble on tho cud, nnd tho rod will slip through qulto easily Without touring thecurtain. To prevent wllvdowa-from Btcrtinlna clean thorn thoroughly aud apply a small quantity ot glycerin over the polish With n soft cloth. Hub briskly nnd lightly until tho glycerin is well rubbed In, To prevent portieres catching under; nenth tho door when, opened quickly screw a small ring such as Is Used for picture frames Into tho center ot tho door framo. To this fasten a length of blind cord sulllcl6nt to reach to the bot tom of tho curtain. Put another ring in tho center of tho door nt tho top, thread the cord'through nnd fnsten to the hot torn ot the curtain, nnd as tho door to opened so tho curtain rises. Do not throw old lncnndcscent man ties away. They mnko n splendid pol ish foe stiver. Put n llttto on a soft dnetcr and rub on tho article to bo cleaned. It will polish beautifully without scratching or marking tho sli ver. Before cleaning out a fireplace sprln kle a good handful of tea leaves among the ashes. This makes the ashes lift easier and prevents tho dust from fly ing about the room. When machining soft nintcrlnft such as nllks or muslins pin or tack strips of papor along the parts to bo machined po that the papor la next to the teeth of tho. sewing machine and tho work up permost Then tho material will not ruck or gather, as it othorwlso would. Even chiffon can bo machined in this way. Never disturb an invalid by making a noise when putting coals on the tiro In the sick room. Put tho pieces of 'cool In paper bags and put both coals and bag an tho fire. How e Waah a Lace Collar, To wash a laco collar first sew the lace with long stitches upon a double thickness of white flannel, plunge Into warm soapsuds and wash, then rlaai in clear water tp which a llttto bosac and bluing havoxbecn added. GenMf squeeze in tho hand, place between dry flannel and press till dry wth a bet iron. How to Draw u OtI. f Take two stout pins nnd stick tbaat firmly Into tho table through tho sheas of paper on which you wish to draar tho oval, about two Inches, opart Then tie together tho ends of n bit of strifcjf about eight luches long so ns to form'a loop, leaving two looso ends, each about an inch long. When you hart donor this tie the looso ends into a smaller loop, which need not bo larger than sufficient to admit tho point of a pencil. Now place tho larger loop over the two pins and, putting tho point o your pencil through tho smaller loop; stretch the string ns far as It will and circle all around tho pins. You will find that in moving from ono pin to the other the string forms an over varyla trlanglo and that tho figure described in passing nil around tho pins is aa pot feet an oval as tho most delicate instr1 snent can produce. How fo Handle llorae Radlah. To have horso radish at its best buy the root but do not grato it, as It is much easier nnd saves mnny tears if Sou wash, and scrapo it Next cut Into tee aad put it through tho flpest cylin der of your meat chopper and then into air tight jars so ns to retain tho full strength until wanted for use. , How to Air Beda, The directions for airing beds given tot a domestic training school aro worth noting. Placo two chairs with seats to gether near an open window. Fold the eountcrpano neatly tho long way aud lay over tho tops of tho chairs, allowing the middle to sag down to tho seats. Fold the blankets next nnd placo over1 the counterpane, allowing a space be rtWeen each for tho circulation of air. "frroceed'ln tho samo way with tho rest of the bedclothlng. Beat up. tho pil lows and placo them where thoy wllf get the air. ii "i ' . i . Kow to Clean Marble, .Marble can bo cleaned by rubbing with a rather soft pasto mado of whit iog or prepared chalk and water to Which a little ammonia bas been add ed. Rinse afterward with clean water. A tub with pumlco stone and water wWreetora the polish, () Biew to Make Water illy Salad. Xete to a salad that looks aa pretty at H sewxto and tastes a dellctou aa it, both looks and sounds. Cat the wMtea of hard boiled epa into pointed Mtei-ttWetripftV Save out, two or three mi. but matt the reet. Mix with Buyoaaatoe and fill the middle of the utejund netala WKU me mixture. jt taSa Mtnainlna- yolks through . a Aim . .. - - r . aeatter aver the pefeto to tttaa tote BoUefl aad eot tottoee Mfta peum i U AtJ MaUrjJaflMttai. , - . Hw t Save Y aUlMrtaW. 1 i Oto save yw.atoaUsfa tr a ptoeea sWaMsto leetWr-Wytee taaUto f tto lkel of "your shoe. Tbto will peeaJA fasAtokitfJtojaldMr,,an4(aa dto IN "RTT" Kffi'S A STAPLE .j,f tar U5el mory dav in nvcry home, Wo tfifiillotsotltftiid l" always -Ireah snd clean, lleally pl-asln lor uio SpHd'tRo or attihil qimniltlt. Fruit Soaoon. C'5ilnSfSoason. Wo want tn fnmlou all tlia nict vyou nrcd and it will ba to yoar in- i&! thb, call Our" other staplorf are X0' lntL ficellenco. '. HIRST rts2Pt?s rttt ii it iasjawaiaamiwaaai.siwniiaaaawiij.im.wjL ji u ililihikhiiwusi'"11 1r r- Headaeiie Fads, Eighty-six out of every ono hundred peoide hnvo hosd. acnes. Over half ot tbwifl have rhin t frtqumil intervals Ajjarrniecs romHJy iiisicd'.ie reuiemncruig. j 'AMERICAN riEADACHE POWDERS IkSSMiBaa-HaiiH-.5 , m&i a purely tclentiQe preparation that cures aithont the milty ot Harm. rienuni to take ana prompt in ie . Price 25 ctntr. .BSL-i ii nil 'iarlrp, Tp"jsaw ja.a j I J lJiJC S , 4 tacken's Pharmaoy, ... Now Shop. New , cionn anct rresn. : ttii choicest Beef, Pork, Mutton, and Voal. Second door south of riastofflco. t'JSs RICHARD NOBLE, Propr's. fT4fii MWrVW1WtWMMi-W'y'i4i ill I H III r IELATEWITC Ie MInoral Rubborl ySU HAY INTEND HUILDINO or And I mcMOry to KCPtACK A WOKN-OUT ROOF EfeATERITE ROOFING , TkMti4itof tlifnitlo, tla,ifon,tarBarrvl, nd all rraptred rasnoe. IKor At and ttei ufcM. vutlart. vaHcva. ate. Kuy IP fou. aMea mrit. Qfiiraatitd. It will fy THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO ... ,. 1 s.' , W 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 II I II mf I STEAMER CZARINA Ceo. Seamah, Master, Mke regular trips between San Franols and Coos Say. Carrying f ralght only. K 1 F.,1 LAISE, Aunt, Marskdild, . tH WtMlillHtlHtHI--f-f an 4 iy dt rr' f aV : MWsiHMWMbMBMHHalMWHHKaSllHi 'J rTimeTablal plyer 1 MJUmni, m v, ,.-. BwpUa, ie a. tn. MamttftaU, 9:30 p. in Batein, 4im p. . ; Vm JhmtMrtihfK& to FOR YOU. The piper lor yru U tho beit made, thii prettiest and most tasteful. Artln (itmlllftr land to eysry frhivd fhihl, a'oit thn homo walls' eitnnld carry out " tho tt'Mlngs o( tliy eclioul, , Uynnwnnt nttlatla doInnf, good qiialulec nnd feaeouablo prleosj you wsi.t to see our wall papers, ' C, A.-DOHNSON Union Furnituro Store mil" nun n.iiMiiy cures is . s : i : : : ; Marshftotd, Ore ffW.f-fr.t--HH. Kfr.-t-frH'M--Hr4 ! J Building.; Everything compioto lino of tho 1 I Uy. to ak ler ptUit aod Into mutton. iimpfiiH ivr vuniaivi. Baaw tn vvorcootor euuaing, rortiana; : KM - WKK - tfrl - rM 1 III 1 1 V ' Hff44-frtHr4-r44-tf $tsaner Blaro,!; tltAVWS1 Umpire, 8 , n Marsh field, 10:30, Knjipire, a, p, m, .MarsiilH:lcJ.;4'.;. H Eutpire ami return 75c ' g ' . 1. U f ,h T i.iV t, , t 1 rWHBBWIPP'' i aiWttiiaMeat m m at h m ? mmmmmMm.n'mmi m to untumr nmr.xi i ii n 11,11 ilwl. (Lf, i ,