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About Weekly coast mail. (Marshfield, Coos County, Or.) 1902-1906 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1903)
t : i X JLjl x. 3. JT r W ML. . X An a r -; THE OLD RELIABLE k ,'rt POWDER , AbtoIctofPtii 7HZKF5. NO SUBSTITUTE I .A.ICTX) IjOCAJL ... i r.tf.. l-rom ounaay uny 4 TbaLadloaAld ol tho Presbyterian chnrch mot with Mra. Fischer Wednes day afternoon. "Walter ConJron has bought out.E, A. Anderson's delivery team and will oper ate it himself. J.R. RoberUon, who is taking an outing on tho Tenmllo lakee, tna'do a flying tiip to his office in town yester day. Tho Copuille Hearld says that E. C. Holland, has taken in J. F. Wyatt aa a partner in tho manigoment of tho Bul letin. Rusty MikeV Diary, March 5, 1903 Every woman 1sra ataWslictao. when it comes to reading figures in advertise ments. Grading for tbo new bank building at North Bend was begun Wednesday. J.J. Burns tho railroad contractor is do ing the work. L. J. Simpson, Thoe.L Renalo and 1'cler Logglo will go to Portland on tho Alliance to purchase machinery for the new manufacturing establishment to be put in at North Bend. Clarence Woodward who has been' clerking in R. D. Ilnme's store at Wed derhurn for the past year, has resigned his position and returned to Marshfield on Monday's train. Coquille Hcarld. A petition is being circulated and nomeronsly signed ask ing the appointment of Fred Linegar as post master of Ucqulllo at the reslgna tlonoIB. E, Nosier, the present in cumbent. Tho Methodist church was crowded laEt evening to listen to, an address by W. A. Crane,' the Tomperance Evangel ist, and wo aro promised a more extend ed account of the meetlne, for tomor row'i paper. Good nows has been receired from Mrs. Captain Tom White, of Bandon, who recently went to San FrancjEco for medical treatment. A letter received by MfB. Jas. Rnlandson, pf.. South Marabflejd, eayiiig that Mrs. White bad undergone nn operation and was get ting along nteely. Her many friends on theBay will bo glad to learn that tho eifgeons k'ie hor every encouragement. Coquille Herald L-Jie yesterday oven. Ing little Roy Duuhara while plnjing with an old powder can, dropped a lighted match into it and there being enough powder in the can, an explosion took placo, tho force of which struck him in tho faca causing considerable of a burn and threw soma dirt in his eyeB. but caused no Borinue damage. jrr' mi 0KU 11 KffitVSI iortli Bend Shipyard Tho workoffltakinjroot the ground for tho uow shipyard nt North Baud all completed and work of driving the pilea will begin Friday, The work on he nevr yard will be of a aubBtantial ft. H kind and we nro Informed that n Urge schooner will bo tho first vessel built and will ba began ns eoon'aJ tho yard it Inmdlnefcn. ' WELL AGAIN Tho many frionds of Johh Blount will ba pleased to loam that ha lias entirely j tlsm. Chamberlain's Tain Balm cured mm liner mo uosiuociura iu i' " (Mon6n, inir) had (Mica to River m? Tho prompt rcltel irom pam which mi lidiment affords is alone worth many times lie cot. I' or aaio uy ono. ruusu. A Pointer rcopls on tho ontsido nro getting in- U ft (stated in Ccos Bay, J. R. Robertson recently inserto.l a email ad in ono istue of tho Los Angela Union, setting forth tome of tho ndvnntago of this section, and ho baa received as high bb six re plies in ono day, Hero is a hint for our Chamber of Commerce. Work on the Woolen Mill Piledriving has lagged eotno tbo last few days on th Woolen mill fouudation, owing to a scaricitv of piling. In tho mean time, however, the caps have been put in and work is progi easing as fait as poeslble. A now supply of pil ing will bo on hand in a day or two when the work on tho foundation will bo completed. Workman aro framing on the bolldiug and will push construction work with all speed poasiblo in n short lime. Dancing Class Mrs. Jeeto Farrin has been requested to givo a icHes of dancing lessons at Empire ono evening each week. Mrs. Farrin has a large class hero and has met with the finest success and all pupils spoak very highly of bir'clatses hero and tho quality of tho work. This will glvo the Empire peop!e"an oppor- lunltv of learning all tho new dances and nuv the lovers of the terpsichnrean art on an cqul footing with tho outside world. Roeobnrg Rovfaw: An argreemont was signed by Mr. 0. Garfey and tho Rosebnrg Lumber Co. Saturday where by the former is to erect his large fruit niekinc house in the Kinney Addition jait as Boon as positive assurance 18 giv en that tho proposed railway switch will be put in (hero. Ab this switch 'will almost certainly bo conitmcted, Roso burg is practically atsured of one of tho largest packing houses on tho coast. The New Steam Dredge r The new tAeam dredge which was bollt at North Bendvby Capfaln Bob' Jones has Etarted work dredging tho log elip to the mill nt Porter. Tbo new machine Is giving the best ol satle faction and works very emoothly, 0 ven pxceedlng the expectations of tho build- er, The dredge easily haudlea two yards of dirt p minute and uies but a small amount of fuel to operate It baa en extreme range of about 70 feet. Marsjifield Minstrels The MarBbflelu Minele'l Company havo postponod their entertainment which tbey had annouuceU, nnlll a later uaie, owing lo cirepmstancea over which they liau no control. Tho boya are getting in Quo trim to glvo an excellent enter tainment, as they aro; rehearsing regu larly and adding now fecturea wnich will enable them to pnt on a high class entertainment. Tlje new date set l April 18,th. New music, new Bongs, in fact there will bo as fine a program as has ever been billed In Marshfield. From Friday'a bally. ' ' Grafting wax for alo at Cross. tho Red 3-7-3 tw Major Kinney has gone to Portland, ezpectlug to return in a short tlmo. ' j t.t. , ' ,J. D.Dyorand'B. B. Sherwood wero down from gurcner yesterday on b'-ul-neaj. ' ; : A Fhono has boon placed in Ellerby A Manuinx Bros fish mnrkot. It la No. 123 Unity Mifco'a Diary March 0, 10u3-Evt-n poor adv nro Hko pins they have their good points, Tlio steamer Blanco went to D.wIcIb creek Thursday nftori'oon with n bjrgo tho Simpson Lumber Company's camp nutl railroad. W6 aro requested to put fii tho paper that "tho editor of tho Coast .Mail's ... a Unrlitr hn I'rtt -ft ruOllur.' It JC II preecut from her good friend, Mrs. Jus, Catching, of Sumner. C. S. Kaiser, leader and instructor of the North Bend baud, is planning to taku tbeorgauizatlbn to the Coquille, after Lent, to giro n series of concerts. This moans ft treat for tho Coquille. If it'a bilious attack, take Chnmber lalii'n Kiniimc-li nnd LivurTahluts anil a aulck rccoveiv is certalu. For tJ.i'n by Jno, freuss. E. A. Anderson is fitting np to dovoto more attention to the baggage transfer business. He will ueo biggngo checks and systcmatixo tho business on tho lines followed in' larger placed. With tho tide of visitors sotting this way, such conveniences "will bo appreciated. Coquille Herald The englno recently sot but of Lyons' mill and replaced by a new and larger oqe, has been tak n to Rlvorton whoro It will bo pot inlo tho mill at that p'aco at en auxilary power to the ono they nlready havo. This will greatly increato tho output of that well arranged and neat mill. A Close Race . A raco down the CoaBt from Sealtlo between the steamers Santa Barbara and Charles Nelson 'resulted in a close finish and was won by the latter vcrsel by a scant margin. Beforo loaving Seat tle the captains of tho steamers match ed ti.eir voeeels for a race to the Cali fornia metropolis, and money wna wa gored. Tho rival steamers loft Sealtlo togethed and raced down tho coast. Captain Schage, of tho Charles Nelson, claims to have won by 10 minutes. The A. N, W. Club The Artistic Needle Workers wero on toftajnod by Miss Grace McCormac on Thursday afternoon. Various Tdnds of handiwork was exhibited jlrlshcrochot, Battonberg and Point laces, crnbroldory and'rrinbow shawls. After roll call and tho routino of their regular business, refreshments were served which wero of an elaborate na- .1 wrt. r.. --.-'- i"- In the name of tho Club presented tho President, Mra, Seoioy. with an el.gant put glass cream ritcher and sggor bowl, It being her 15th wedding anniversary. fehe was also presented with numarous other Bouvenirs in remembrance of this occlasibn, In all this was ono of the one who was present: On Wednesday pleasantest meotfags tho club Iiob ever evening W. A. Craue, the GoBpel Tera beld. Some'of tho work now in handperancoEvanglist addressed ono of tho by its membera is point lace in e high largest crowda that ever was in tho negroe of perfection and would rival M.'E. Church. This wbb Mr. Crane'a some of tho amoua old laces. ' second lecture in this city and nt both The club will moot next week with times tho hpus wae filled and peoplo Mrs. J. R. Bochan. '.' turned away, At tho firot mooting thero . 'noroa 1.10 pledges Blgnod, and at last WAKEFUL CHILDREN 'nlna'a mcotlnK about 00 most o For a long tlmo tho two ypar old child ofMr.F, L. Mcpherson CO N. Tonth ai ii. at.iiwt wis u'nnm ui(ri run two or three bouro In tho early part of Zr 'WtiFnlSZ iSaia that the child had stomach trouuln, and ijavo her half of one of Chamberlain's Jtomach and liver Tablotn, wklch quiet- fd her stomach and sho slept tho whole 5S8t?SSclWd. Pae'nt 'cure' ana ehe la now well and etrcng. For ealo by ,Jno. rreuas. Sudden Death of G. B. Self . (Coquille Hearld) It is again our duty to iccord tho death of another piorieer and rotpected citizen of Oilo cpmmuuity in tho pcrcon pf Green B. Self of near this clfy, who patted away Sunday, March Ut Mr Solf km born in Tonnoisco, March 24. iris. Mil was thorefora (17 yean, lit months and 7 days of ago at tho time of his death. At tho early age of two ")- -.. - years his niiuch In life was started In a westornly direction, making his first hail in AikniiNls. In tho early C0'a hu cWia(o"thu const, ppondlng lovural yours In California and Nevada, mid then cnino to Coos comity whoro ho haM since remained. Ho leaven two sono. Arthur nnd Charles, and ono daughter Miss Estma, to mourn his death, his wife having pteeodeed him across Uio dark river several years. Arthur, tho oldrst ton. h.is been uutoni uoverni years, spending a groat portion of tills tlmo at sen, while Charles nud Miss Emma Ilvo huie. Real bslatc Transfers . C H Merchant and wf to W J Whlto, lot !, b)k N Western add Marshfield, $10. ,L J Simpuwmnd-wf to Jaa R Robert aon and wf lots 14 and 15 bile 40 lots 10 and 17 blk 61 lot 'JO blk 10 lot IS blk 20 lot 10 blk 11 lot SI blk 17 iota 13, 14 and 15 blk 47 North Bond. 5, Heirs of Jas A Lyons to Uonono II Haskins lot 7 blk 10, Watklns add Co qulllo City. (00. C H Merchant and wf to Leonard Plana lota 1 and 2 blk 38, Railroad add Marshfield. $150. Jaa M Elvinnoy to Jas. McAdams n2 of se4 and se4 of net sec 10 swl cc 20 tiflVll, !150 acros' e2of aw4 lot 3 and 4 tec 10 t 30 r 1 t'l 05 100 bccb. f SS0. BAJ?TIST YOUNG PEOPLES BUSINESS MEETING Last evening tho Baptist Young People's sobioty held their monthly business meeting at Uio homo of Mrs. John Dolan In 8outh Marshfield. At tho conclusion of tho business meeting a flue program was carried out. CaptalnHOborg of tho schooner Salva- tor scavo a,.ahort but iutoreating .address which was very interesting and highly enjoyod by all. Mr, and Mrs. tiorman treated tho company to a duet which was well received; Othora also gave recitations. These monthly business meetings are constantly growing more popular and tho Baptist Young People's Society can congratolato thomjolvos on thi intorcst they huvo beon abfo to ol- tain for their mootings considering tho great number tho atti actions. Thos attending had an enjoyable tlmo. Refrcshmenta wero served which wero pronounced oxqulaltobyall. Thoio preient were; ' Messrs and Mesdames: Cfeo W Clax ton, V O' Pratt, P M Gorman, B R Myn att, J Dfrland; Misses Constance Irvine, Mary l'oshoy, E iAyro, Besfio Ayro, Rnelo Mvnatt. Zoo Dofan: Messrs Sarauel C Fotich, G T Peterson, Capt. Oberg, G K Millor, Jack'Davis, Goorgo Macujng, "Wm Longstaff, Edwin Dolan, DflIeMyn6lt Irvlno German, J. Dolan, "'" "'"" , r,0Y,lu ""'""' '. ' ) Temperance Meeting Tho following notoa on Mr. Crano'e meeting have beon kindly furnished by tuem young mon. Today bluo ribbons . unan nn manv vou ,n ban uv vv .. t0WIK At the Bchool Houbo when tlicf PpU. were lined up to enter the School, DU(iing a great number of tho young , i..,i un rthhong on tholr men ana boyo.bad bluo ribbons on tnoir. coae T, ' Mr.Crane ch'ose for hi. aubJectWednev ,iv f,v,nlns. 'Some Thinga I havo seen , , cu . . handled hifl subject in a rnaaterly and pleaBing manner. In tho couroo of liia remnrkfl ho gave what ho called an i.on net sign to place ovor tho Saloon, as follows: "Banks of Losing-Open at all hours. Nothing token on deposit jhut'goc-u' money.. Nothing paid back but diegraco, degradation and death. An extra dividend of delirium trumeua gtven to old dopoattors, A (rco pass lo Hall inturod' to thoio who pay well At tho counter. TloVela lo all comutorlos onllllening tho.huariir to w dfunkird''i grave In tho patipor acetiuii. AHMilldrun of llopfltora rcntfreo to tin) Orphan Asylum or Alm houso. Whlln llghtlnrj tho saloon busliioiJ, Mr. Oranodoeit not nbiiso tho saloon keepora. Pur this li hua been aubject- ml to lumu ctIUcImu, but ho suema In- cllned to proceed on original nnd In dopetulout linen In nccoiupllohlng Ills work. , Ho expresses n prcforonco for iibIiir tho Invur ot love, rather than thn club of ahuso iu bringing peopla Into lino for tho good of thu community. RK.tD IT THROUGH .Tnould SpolloThla Story lo Tell It in k tho Headlines. To uo an nlghtaon coulury phraim, this 1 an "o'er truotalo." Having hap pened In n finall Virginia town in tho winter of 100J, P la a ntory very mueh of th prom-nt. Up to n fhott tlmo ago Mrs. John 1.. Harmon, ol niena nituiou, Va,, had no porsoual knowledgouf tho raro curntlvo properties of Ohambor lnln'a Cough Rrmndy " Last January." ehu says, "my baby took a dreadful cold nnd nt one. tlmo I feorivl alio would havo pnaumonln, but ono of my neighbors laid tiio how thi remedy had cured her little hoy uud I began giving It to inv baby at oncn and It soon cured hor. 1 lu'artily thank tho manufacturers of Chamberlain' Coukii Rimicdy for plac ing io great n cure within my roach. I cannot recommend it too highly or say too much in its favor. I hop nil who read thin will try It and be convinced an I was." For alo by Jno. Pieuti. All Altruistic Storekeeper A. F. Norton, who bought tho Lan caster general s'ore at Couverso, a short tlmo ago, has disposed of tho stock of clgitrs and tobacco. Ho saya that ho has couscluntlous scruploa agaiuH tho aalo of tobacco, nnd that ho expects to rnnShe store "na Christ would run It." Norton will soil1 for cash; will pay his clerks at tho cloio of each day, and will not deliver goods. Tho store will not onder any circumstances bo opened on Sunday, and will closo every evening at 0 o'clock. Should tho profits any day exceed 12.60, Norton says ho will sell tho remainder of'tho day at cost. Tht clerks will ba given a percentage on nil profits after Norton's actual living ex penses nro paid, nnd will got groceries out of thostoru at cost, Tho poor arc to bo charged tho actual wholesale prico, and thoeo unablo to pay aro to bo given bread and molaeses free. Norton will ulvo away bread every day. No pack ed eggs or butter will hu sold. Indiana polis News, From Saturday'a Dally. Tho Allianco sailed from Han Fran cl'.co Thursday. Goo. Benlo has returned from a trip to the McKinloy neighborhood. AttornayWaltor B)cc!n!r, of Coquille City, camo ovor on yesterday' train. Jako Matson of north alough was n visitor at the Coast Mail office last eynoing. Tho Port Orford Tribune Bonds out a pathetic cry for tome ono from some' whtre lo come thoro and start a laundry. Tho best way to decide on how much money to spend in advertising is to do as much us ia postihl i and crowd on moru us clrcumstun.ccB will i ermlt, , Rusty Mike's Diary March 7, 1003 Don't count your chickens until they nro hatched don't advertise your goods until you got them. Mr. Jas. Cowan will move to uouth slough 'to reside (hla Hummer at dm logging camp of which Mr. Cowan has charge, A. E. Beamnii sold for R. U. Shii)fi &J lots in Weatorn dd to Oliver Mircusou or $300. Mr. Mqrcuson is a now corner havinu arr'ved 'on last Alliuneo frpm Portland. Ho li at work clearing .hie property, with the intoution.of building a resl'denco. ', Chili. George tays.lho little dally Is great an an ndvottlalng nhimtluinplfor quick results He put n want ad hv yoaturday morning's papor i advertising noun) conl land which hn oIiib on Pngot Oniiiul, nnd hoforn noon hu rceelvod a hitter Irom n innii In Uunttlu who wanted to buy the huul. Anslalaut United Htalos DUtrlut At torney l'urdy,ol Mimical oll, who was prominent In Uio fljiht ngnlust thu Northern Securities Company, In slated for tho appointment of rJpiclul Assist ant AttornnyHleiiornl under tho now act creating that olllco for tho purpose of enforcing nulttriist lawn. ' I Coqulllu Dolli'tln.-O -n. E. I'lko nnd Alfro I Jali noon returned Inot wrelr from n business trip to I'ortlnnd. While thoto Mr. Piko purchated n lino read englno and also n donVey onglui. Theio maohiroj will ho mud Iu Pllai's camp nt Seven Milo. 1 Port Orford (Curry county) Trlbu:o. Coos bay coal In In great dem.uid in Sail Frauclico, says a recent arrival from tho metropolis of tho Pacific, nnd it Is not mi uncommon oecuraucn to sou coal carts llnod up for flvo or six blockn and nt an early hour In tho morning to got'conl from thn bunkers, when a Coon B.;y colllur nrrlvon, Bandon Recorder. Contractor John Kicrnan'a foreman for tho Rock quarry work, .-nine on Inil wuek and prepara tion to cet tho quarry iu order to com mence extending thn Jetty has already Injap. Mr. Logan, who aupnriuUnda tho jolty construction for Mr. Klernan, has complelud thejrallway track from Parkur'a wharf to thn track iu! two yearn ago, mid la getting the preparatory work woll along n tho Jutty.t . 4 B.Y. P. U. Meetly Tho Young Propln'a Society of tho Baptist church, moot tomorrow liven ing at 0:30 p. rn., led by Mr. II. Mynatt., His subject will bo " Eternal Llfo." All are welcome, cotno out and help ui with tho meotlntti. J f Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 a. in. Preaching service at 11 a. m. Topic, Soul I'roepoj nth. Text. John 3:2. B. V. P. U. at 0:30 p. in. EveninitSorvico at 7:30 p. m. An Interesting nnd profitable timo an ticipated. Thurnlay'a Prayer moot ing 7 :30. All aro Cordially Invited. -5 ... Methodist Church Hovlval meotlng still conttnnn at tho Methodist church tho cervices for tho Sabbath am an follows: Sunday aehool nt 10 a. in., preachpig nt 11. Kvonlng sorvlco will begin nt 7 o'clock first half hour dovotod to a song nnd 'praieo sorvlco led by W. A. Crano. AH cordial ly invited to attonil all thoeo services. Presbyterian Church Sabbath Bchool at 10 n, m.. morning worship at 11 a. in. Sermon by tho pastor on J"Times of Refreshing From Above." Tho Young People's Endeavor mooting nt 0 p. rn. anbjoct, "Chriat'n ToHching About Heart RllrhteousnoBS.' Evening. worahlp at 7:30 p. in. Sermon by tho pastor ou: "Tho All Conqueritg Work." MARBIED ' MATSON-DAVIS At tho rorldenco of F, F, Hotnon in Murahflolil. Or, Mar, 2, 1003, Albert Mation nnd MIbb Nor,a Duv'js, Rov. B. F. Bongaton ofllclotlng. Tho brido is, tho daughter ol Jaa DavlM, of Halnco elongh, and tho groom Ian eon of Alex Mutooti. Tho wedding,, waan quiet ono, tho caromony taking pluco about 0 p. m. In tliu preHouco of fow of tho relatives of tho contracting, parties and Invitod frlendu. Tho happy couple will commonco ljousokooplug In n cottogo on A Btreot, M. Matson beint: tho employ of JE. A. A'nderflon.' whero his sorvicofl aro lilghly valued by ,hifl omployor. I .v 4 V ' far. i, miiiiiiii.iwi'" irttl il iiiarfimn nli "111111 'ImajLI.,', sa fct V '