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About Weekly coast mail. (Marshfield, Coos County, Or.) 1902-1906 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1903)
J - l&.,4..1(-,(.-7. ....... t ... ..vi1w. IFdS' 'JT VfcT r -"- rH aanpn wwtTMwr m Mvr f t j ,.,-, VH -- "TTT- '- "- ,", v w r- , i " .wSvfwrtPtfwawfjwwwniil 'J j J '- i I v . r. -" L lf T-Mf " ' tf BOOM IN THE IDOL TRADE American Makora Forging Ahead ,, , . In Tho Dolty UU3ln088 (Olilcmio Trilinnit.) Manufacturers Iti llio Christian City of 1'liladclphla rnnku Idols and ship tin-in to Aula, Tim trnfllu Jinn liorrlllntl many who thought Him won (lie only objtctloiiablo artlclo nlilppnl to tlio hoathun from Uili country. For yfara Knulnntl nml Germany have been monopotUloK tho fllrado In UuiIiIIirh, Kilthna, Slrat, OauMlicaiiuilJiimJiiini. Thin wo because they happened to hu on tlm ttroiiml llmt. Tlio idol ivhlcli tliy turriml out Miro, as n matter of fuel, both flxpermlvo nml Incllhlcnt. Tlio American manufacturer liat now tuccrodud InbrlnxliiK tho trntlu wlioro It really UloiiRr. Ilia biiccom vraa In evitable Ills Moll mo cl.eapcr do morn work, ami list lonnor. The heath en who liai once uird an American idol with mW-clomnK eyes and automatical!) -li:Klliilt toe, mfoso to mo nny ollior. Ilk'kldt:, many a prior heathen who could not nffml to buy nu expnnslvn I'.inllih or (Jarman Idol, In ablo to allow hltmelf tin) cheaper tAmrrlcan article, Moli hnyo boon brought with In tho reach of thu fiinnlliMt purso. Within itfiiw yuan tho moit improper Ished natlvool tha far Est will find, tbanki'to the energy and Ingenuity of tint American trader, that ho need not dny hlmtelf tho iplrltual coniolallou of hit rullnlon. Of course, thuro mluht bo no mo Rood reMou for complaint if tho idol manu facturing: companies should bruin to boom their trade by getting out adver tisements In defeuro of Idoltry or by InitrrctliiK their agents to hold Joint dn batei with missionaries. "Worihip Film Flam I A phylcolonlcal analyili by (iovorrimnjt expert? iliuwi OH par cent ol ilcltr I In-portible, collapsible form, with n ciio I Whii opened out the reverse way, craica In bo Film Flam and hoc oui oi Jim JaiiiI Tho Rreat dualltyl Two und at (ho iamb tlmol A clear aavinir of M) pur cantl' thlt kind n advertisement mluht bo objec tionable. Aflor all, thoui.h, It in n mere -x-chanitn of idols. 1 hoy Kt liuddhaa and Krishna; wo nt iiollaia and conte. CRONINSHIELD TO BE RETIRED Waihlnton, Maiuli a. Hear Admiral Cronlushleld, commainliiii; tho Etwop can atntlon, fen iiivrly chiuf ol thu Hur can of Navigation, hui hhKuiI for rettru moot. Iiwlll bo K'AHti'd. and ho wll probably bo iticrvrdt'd on iho Knropvau itatlon by Hear Admiral Cotton. Lame Crippicd by Sciatic Rheumatism. Specialist Failed to Help. br.Mlloa Antl-Paln PllU Cured Me ' "After treating me for five weeki foriel ntlc rlieumutlim, a St. Louli ipeclallit con f eiicd that he could do nothlni; for ine and I came home oj badly crippled as when I went away. Shortly alter that 1 beqan to take Dr. Milct' AnthPaln mil and lllood 1'urJ. ficr. I commenced their uie at once, and In leti than thirty day virtually a new man. I carry the 1'aln Pllli with me alwayj. and find them a never-faillns' cure for head nche nr other paini."-J. K. HtLlKR, Thorop. tonvllle, 111. "No railroad man ihoutd attempt ' fo make k trip without a few of Dr. Miles' Antl-1'alo fills tn hit grip. For Indiceitlon, nervouj. nets, ilccplesjnesi or any pain or irregular Ity, they cannot he beat.''-Conductor U C. Tkvinino, Wllmlnjjton, N. C in . . 1.1- ...a trtdnmnifltlnn nf llin ovaries, and for five years 1 suffered untold i, iiii-.i A..it.iini7. I'll). IT IrU I waa cured. hut always Keep them on hand, Jorlhey re lieve ninny other mhes nno pains. NIU, I'll 1 1.1 1' a. IJOAM., Qrccistu' c , "Dr. Miles Anil -Pain MU are the best lemedy for ciiPslrUncss on the market. On nn excursion train recently I cave away a .whole box of them to sufferers fiom car ck new, and In every case they cave immediate 'relief. I always keep them in mypocket. IU D. SANl'OKt), Pipestone, Minn. ' 1 All clri-ccbts sell und cuarautee first hot tie Dr. Miles' Remedies. Send for free book 'on Nervous and Henit Diseases. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co., Llkharl, Ind. TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION FOI A COFFEE CLUf3 - Movemonnl to Provide a Tomper- ttneo Resort for Men Young and Old YcRtnrday thuru war mooting at tho Illanro hotel of thooe Interoitcd In promoting tho wellfnreol tho rlrlriK Kfliioratlon of young, mon of Marsbflcld in tho way of providing eomo place to go to ipond lliolr Icaiuro time. W. A, C'rano tlm Drummor Tornpnr anco Kvanunllit, who It In town, li mnkr Ing an effort to orRanlxo n Coffeo Club for tho beunllt of Marilifiold'a young men. A temporary oruanization wag t-ffoct oil 0. F. McKniuht proildcnt; John Merchant, Hocrotaryj Ohai. Mtatiff, Treaiurer. Othor builnesi of tho temporary or garjlxallon wai done, when nn rdjourn ment wai taken tilt Monday, .March 0i, when It In expected that a permanent nrnatilzatlon will l)e reached, In tho mean tlmo arrauuemnti will be mado, in ylew to furtlioring tho wullfara of tho club. Tho object of a club of thli kind ii to provide a plscu for mon to go in thu evening or at any tlmo. Tho club will bo open from H it, m. until II p. m. Oamei inch ai Checker, Chcir, I'ing Pong, Tablo Croquet and other gamui will bo furnished. All klndn of read Ine matter will ho koot up to date. Tho plnro will be fitted up hornollke and mvn will bo nlcoiin at all tirru'i. The walls will bo decoiated with pictures and a homelike placo will bo kept up. Coffco and doughnut and plo like mother urcd to maka will be lor rate Tho rccelpti of tho club will bo uicd for tho betterment of the club. This counter attraction to tho saloon is ono of tho leading fcaturui of Mr. Cranu'i lornpe ranco work. Thono In Marrdifleld ho beilove in thl sort of temporatico work will bnvn an opportunity to eubecrlbo to the cauio and will be rolicitcd in duu tlmo, ' a 'Foreign PRb'bucf." "" Amrrlcn linn .Vol Yrl Developed tti "1'arrcot Sivnlttiriri." Uneconomical nnd extrnvnunnt nn wo nrr, wo hnvo not yet developed tho "pi'rfoct apendlhrift" ns ho la to bo found on the other aide of tho Atlantic. It kcpiiia nt tlmcH an If lip must lie n product of uti oldvr, n moro "effete" civilization. Tho iiinn, eltlivr yottni; or old, who ruiia throuj,'li n lurRo fortuno julcUly l n rnrlty with w. IIIj;h na our ntandiird of llvlni; nnd of tho ordlnnry oxpciiMo of II visit; In, our tUnudnrd of whnt mlKht bo called prollU'iitu I'Xtrnv nr;nnco In by no inennn ao IiIrIi. Of cotirno protty Inrgo aumn nro wnated In vnrloun forma of dlnnlpatlon boru nn clHiMvhorc. Hut that In not thu point To tnko thn tdnglo Item of Kaiubllni;, how often do wo hour of a mnn'a belnj; ruined by It hero7 No doubt we henr Htoncri or tromciKtous huiuh iohc mid won, but nuch nuuiH do not neoin cither "to mnko or to break" anybody. For men whoso Incomes nro reckoned by tho hundred of thounandH or millions to piny hundred dollar poker la no Krent reelileinitess. Hut how 'often do wo nee young men of the nmnll nalnrled Hort punting $1,000 or $2,000 nt a tlmo nt bneenrnt, nu you cun nny dny In Franco? Wo have not tho Instinct to nuvo and ncrapo for cloven months in tho year nnd their auoll out all our ttuvlngH In a fortnight J.buco met In Franco a young man of old.nrovlnclnl family. Legitimist to tho 'backbone, proud nnd vory poor. lie wnu about twenty-ono, modont, thor oughly "correct," na good, Innocent a young fellow as ono would caro to moot, tho sort of young man who seems to liuvo been overlooked nnd loft out In tho cold by French fiction, though by no menus n Krent rnrlty In French real me. i Happened to ask htm ono day If ho over pluycd cards. Ho mild no, ho did not euro for that sort of thing, und besides his moans would not permit It "I novor'go luto a gambling saloon," snld ho, "or Into tho cardroom of n club. Sometimes I may Join In a little gatno of polter among friends Just, to pass the time, but only a very sinnll Kttme, never moro than a louis limit." A louls limit! I wonder what clubman (out of tho mllllonalro class) in Now York, Hoston, IMithululphla or any of our Inrgor oimtorn cities would call four dollar pbkor n "vory omaU" gamo! -Hcribnor'o. FLOWER AND TREE. Towdorcrt sulphur, applied .dally Is good rcuiudv for mlhlow on rniehui I'lnnbi tour bo grown in compnrntlrt ly imrtll pptu by npplyjug a weak solu tion of utinno. Oregon la snld to have a white nun flower which crown wild In nomo local ities In tho valloya of the Uluo moun tains. Cross la tho quickest growing of plants. Under perfect conditions It will flower nnd need within eight dnyn of planting. A northern aspect for the orchard (rives a cpldor mid later soil and re tard tho blossoming until n Inter pe riod, thus lesionliig tlio danger from spring frosts. ' If for no othor reason than Its hnblt of Into blooming, tho salvlu deserves a plnco In every gurdon. Nothing can bo moro splendid tlinn a woll grown bed of salvia In early autumn. Tho finest hotiso plants grow whero tho tcmpcrriUiro does not got nbovo 70 degrees nor lower tlinn 00 degrees. Hut most of us would think wo were freezing to death In rooms of 'tho bent temperaturo for plants, 05 degrees. -. UarAly ProbabU. She Promise me, Reginald, that oven If your love should grow cold you will never beat me! An UtTeetlvr "AtlncUmeot." Attaching a inan'ii property for debt s sunnoned to De a leeni process, out in Incident which occurred yenrs ago ltty tho city of Natchez, ns related by Davy Crockett In hla "hire and Adventures," shows that thero arc other "attach ments" which sometimes accomplish a beneficent purpose. An odd affair occurred when I was last at Natchez, says Mr. Crockett A steamboat stopped at the landing, and ono of the crow went ashore to pur rlinm nrovlalonn. He wont into a sn in L In- j loon on the way, nnd tho ndrolt I motes contrived to rob hlin of all his money. Tho captain of the boat, ti de- i tcrmlned fellow, went nshoro In tlio hope of persuading them to refund, but they declined. Without further ceremony, tho cap Uiln. nsslstod by hla crew and pniwMi pers, some 30O or -100 In number, mado fast nn lmmcntic cable to tho frame building where the theft had been com mitted. Then he allowed fifteen min utes for tho money to be forthcoming, vowing that If It wero not produced within thnt time ho would put steam to his boat nnd drag the hotiso 'Into tho river. The thieves knew thnt ho would keep his word, and tho money was promptly produced. A Clovclnnd man was run over and badly Injured tho other day by two car riages In n wedding procession. As a rule weddings result disastrously to nov ouo besides the perilous mnrrled. A Kokomo (I nd.) woman has had her ltusbuud arrested because ho blackened i her eyes when she refused to pray. Hero Is musculur Christianity for you with a vengeance. As nn answer to Governor reiuiy packer's Inaugural address Mr. Cur uegto has Just given $5,000,000 moro for scientific research by Scotchmen. President Cnstro will doubtless ex pect Germany to pay for tho brokcu gluiw wlien tho tlual settlement la made. llo Stood Corrected. i "I aentonced tho prisoner to bo lynched," BCld the Ulllvlllo Justice. "Hut you can't do thut, your 'honor," objected tho lawyer for the defense. 'Como to think of It." said the Jus - nT .... .., ,.ii. - ,.. iiniiirv in ce. 'you nro ilg lit, fer my ball ff in- irms mo they nln't three ynnls o rope tlce, forms lu town." Atlanta Constitution, Aa 9omd Oihcra Do, "They nay," aald Wlllle'B mother ns they wero watching the "armless won der" wind his watch, write his imino and do othcut remarkable things' 'with hla toes, "that ho can piny tho piano, but I don't see how." "That's easy, nuimmn," replied Wil lie. "Ho, can play by ear." Youth's Comunulon.. Ai Stnrvel, "What do you think Is tho most ex traordinary Invention of the ago?" "Tho phonograph," answered M,r Meektou proniptly? "tho way that mn chine Btttuda and talks barj toHen rletta -positively W(ta,U.es.. tuy breath nwuy."-Wa8hlnijton Star. mnlA ATTEMPTED JO LYNCH ' - -MURDERER Cdptjired the Jail but Not 'the Man Sheriff Outwitted Baker City Mob Uoker City, March 3 Two hundred armed men attempted to lynch 1'leg Armstrong for tho murder of Minnie Entmlnser lost December, They enr- rousuled tle-Jill and eearched it, only tond lliat the sheriff had spirited the priionor away.' Tho leaders of tho mob will be indicted. Professional Cadrs R. H. Walter, D, D. S. DKNTALBURGKON AND MEGHAN- ICAL DENTIST. Offico NaMiuri; llldg. A. St., I'hone. 20 MAltfiHFlELD. : : OREGON. E. E. Straw, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, bpecial nttcntion to dbeapon of the Eyo Enr, Noso und Throat. Glasses fitted, pfiicc in Sengstacken & Smith r Hnilfiinrr. r a- A. G. Gross, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ODIre. Naobnrg Ilulldlng. I'hone 423 MARSHFIEI.. : : OREGON W. U. Douglas, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND U. S. COMMISSIONER. Front street. MarslifieM, Orccon. S.A. D. Eaton, -LAWYER Will prsctico in all court. EMPIRE CITY OREGON J. W. Bennett, ATTORNEY ANii COUNSELOR AT LAW. MARMIFIIiLD ORE John F. Hall, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Eldorado block, Front street Alamlitrlit, Orrt;on. Ii. St.,, MARSHFIELD, ORE O.F. McKnight. ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in the Beuue4 & Walter Building. MARSHFIELD. OREGON Dibble & Williams COOS BAY REAL ESTATE Marshfield, Oregon I am hero advertisinc buvlng and (jelling real cjtate. I will try it you list your property with J.R. Robertson, Room 8, Bennett & Walter Building Kaufman & Wegner, Dealer in Real Estate ' Oflko oyer Golden'e Drugstore. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, T. Micklewright. 1 rwrl ral Wa Ic liinaUe raid J tv. tiler. i All kinds of watches and clocks cleaned , rtlmire(, on ll0rt not,CP. A)1 wor(. KUftrnntcl.d 12 luonlhe. RED CROSS DRUG STORE Manhtlold, ; : : Oropon CliAS.' fiRISSEN MUSIC CO. ,. PIANO Bargains SECOND HAND UPRIGHT GAULDR SQUARE Both In Good Condition Take Your Choice At $7S " '" ' ' ' ' " ' ? I 0, 0. F Bldjr, Marshfield. VV-:e4'-M-MM''M- STATEAND GENlR Al WM-J Grants Puis citizens are tolmvoan ex hibit at the Portland Bureau Informa tion, Tho boJy of James XL Shelton km Ion id on tho UnLr tf0Hlorr creek, near Hcppocr Oregon, fie was (aeane and was naked and.- dkd from tfzposuro, There is now id t&er treasury t!7,&l to tho credit cf every 0RO Indian and Uncle Bam will keep this moryy until it is callon for. Tho Woodmen of the World will hold t Carnival at DalUi, Polk county. Ex-Govornor Geer will go to Mlteour! to represent the Lew is & Clark .Exposi tion. Farmers in tho Willamette valley are taking advantage of (he fine Spring weather putting in rpring grain, A petition was circulated at Albany lait week asking for tho hanging of Judge Barton. Tho petition was signed by over 30 sittnere before tho hoax was discovered. The Albany Democrat bos this to say of ono kind of a knocker, which wo are glad to announce Manhfleld in without. It eays: The real estate man who runs down properly not on his liuor tries o break up a is!h because be Isn't making ttis a detriment to a city. That Is a good way to ruin a town. If Albany wants to grow, the real entato men ehonld get together and do business in an honora ble way. relying on their ccmmiieion and not on traits mado by Increasing tho prices, and keeping people here oven ii tome one else makes the calo. Accoiding to an item going the rounds ot the papers tho Willamette valley is to have a base ball leagne this year embracing Salem, Albany, Eugene, Mc Mlnnville, Woodburn, Hilleboro and Corvall's. Fritz Adolpton was awarded (1000 in tho United States district court Saturday cgairst tbo Gorman chip Mathrhom. He libatoJ the vctael for $5000 for cruel ty on tho high teas. This is the first csta einco 1868 in which such a decision has been rendered on thu Pacific Coast. The new Masonic Temple at Grants Pass is nearly completed. It is a three etory building, tho upper floor will be strictly masonic. Hilisboro. city council has ordered j plauking for three principal streets and aUo about 5 miles of sidewalk. Tho grand jury fouLd truo bills njainet Ex-sheriff Fred Huntington and his deputy C. H. Whitney for im biczleu.ent of (10,824 82 'of Baker count) 'a money. A Michigan man ii about to purchase about 53,000 acros of Lane county tim ber, on Mosby creek. Senator Fulton has appointed bis nephew Char. W. Haldcrman as his private secretary. , Roceburg is to hive a Couvent. Onc haU block of ground has been donated for that purpose Father Doyle has tho project in hand. Gulseppe Caatronuovo, slayer of G. Guglielmo, was sentenced to Vi years in the peultenttary Saturday morning by Circuit Judgo Clelaud. The court also aseetecd a Una of one dollar. Twenty days was allowed by tbo court, on re quest of Murphy and Watts, counsel for thn defendant, in which to perfect au appeal. Caetronuovo stillcttoed Guglie lmo in the Sunnyslde Saloon at an early hour last Christmas morning. He en tered fho enlcon aud waaeoon involved inafquabblo with Guglielmo, who wob proprietor. Tnn CLUAXSINd AND IICAUO CUIUS I'Olt CATARRH OATAHRH Ely's Crc'am Balm V.itj an J oloMunt to uie. ConUfns uo lu ltitlous iUiik. . . , It U qolcUly nbiotbed. Ut)C4l(all(atonco. "$ COLD ".HEAD noili nj I'mtocU tho Mcmbruno. II n tore 8 tbs Bcme ot TMte and Smell. Lorpe 8i, SO cents at Prue?Icti or lir mil Trial RlzclO ceiiia bj null. KLY lUlOTUBltB, 84 Warrca Btrt.t, Ntir York. sPVsB Fast and Commodious Steamship iCCIlE MaROWICK, Masters Jts. Makes rswnlar'tirlps betwenn 8nn Finn- clScoand Portland via IlnmbohU and Coos Bay, culling At abovo porta each way. The ALLIANCE is a first-class passen ger boat, and 1ms all tho mod ern conveniences, and Is ono of tbo fastest ntcamora of her data For freight and passenger ratos or sail ing dates, apply to C.H. MERCHANT, Agi MARSHFIELD, :; : "OREGON THE STEAMER ARCATA. jr. O. yjSLOX, Urasta . Will .llHkc IXccuInr Trij -BETWEEN COOS JBAS& AND SM 1BASTCISC( OARRYING- M8SENGER3 AND FREIGHt - LOWEST RATES. Oregon Coal A Navigation Co , I'ropricloif. F.8.DOW, Agent. Marsh fluid, Oiegon S.O. CO. Agent, Empire City, Onto'ii i The Old Reliable Firm, E.B.Dean&Co. c. ii. Merchant seqm Is constantly adding to i n stocic of Qnnernl Merchun- .. . ,; dise, already tho largest iit . J Marshfield. When yon buy i.i. at tho Mill Storo you know the goods nro first clues nml the pneo is all rig'it . A.11 kinds of lumber and building material feed and sup-.. plies i , , at wholesale and retail. Goos Bay Wholesale M m I. -I'm HEADQUARTERS FOR GRADE LIQUORS CHOICE WINES AND MUNDIES, ii i u in runw LEADING .BRANDS OF BOTTLED BEER SOLE AGKNOS FOR THE JiKATUU RAINIER BEER Family orders for Pops, pinta nu( quarts, delivered by the case. Robert Marsdeii. GR0S8MANN'8 PATENT WRITING RING Tho most important iiiprovuiiiwit.i the ago in the urt ol punuiiuitlilp umk the poorest writer a tplendid phihuhii m a lew wecka by tho usool ttiih, lin. Endorsed by pronilimiu Onllfuu l'tfi. dents and Uoaulu o( Educaiion in Ku ropo aud America. Sample ilozin r aorted sires sent post paid (or fLOU, n- gltxamplo 2-c. Wheuoriletluu a Mhila rins, etate whether lor innu, woman or child. PENN MFG. SUPPLY CO. No. U0. Fourth St, PhiladcfpIiiW Use i ! i i I H'