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MARSHFIELD, COOS COUI-JTY, OREGON, DEC 38 1901.
NO. 52.
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CONDENSED HEWS.
Dec. ID.
Hi nnlor Mitchell Introduced it llll I"
the Hftintn llxlng t2. per tiny n II""
iiiliiliiniiu wugu fr nil women employ-
cil ny inoguicriiiiiriii.
Tlio cruiser Philadelphia hn bron
ordered to I'niiiuim whom thlngH mo np
preaching ii crisis.
A Mil Iiiih hern Introduced In tint
house nf ifpreeuitnt'w autliorli'.lng tin)
appointment '' Admiral W. T. Hiimpemi,
w. s. wciiiy iiti.1 1-i.nriM K. I'lnrb t Ui
grade of vlee-ailililnil.
Atrrrlblr hondnii collision l.sik place
by two pas..euier train at Uplands, Cnl.
A llri'iimn mill express messenger worn
killed iiihI tweiity-lho passenger iiioio
or less Injured. The rUKlncer disobeyed
order.
(Iroiind m broken on the Kt. I.011N
wnrbl'H fair unMiiuli.
Dee. Si.
Hreretnr) fugo wUhwtn retire hhiu.
The revenue In the I'lilllpplueK for the
montlm emlliiB Sept. W win il,a7:i,'.,,.
compared to tho fame perlinl for
iil with 5,-tKI.Wi.
(leorKO Horare ('Hrnter of the Itnnk
of California routrlbiited ?iui,ui lor a
rhalrof Chliuoe llterntuin In Columbia
linhemlty.
The Colonial llrewhiK Company of ,N
V, Iiiih made all nl;uuieiit, I.labllltWx.
I.'.tm.tt'l.
The iirmid lury at lt'iner In.llcted the
proprldotwot IVKiimblliiglioiwertanill'i
owner of building l for gambling.
Dec. SI
Apprnlwr Wakcnmu of the riitm
nnice In New York wareiuo til bv order
of the President. I
Three men were killed and Vi lujtiriil
In n Udler expliwlon at l'lttuburg.
John J. Vnh'iillne.priwldent of Well
Knrgo & Co. AM t.lny at 1 2 p. ....
A Chlm-e Cri.Uer called nt Manila
In'twivktohoiiordeneia U.allii;whoiu
SffiMnawas-
Tbwtore nud Uwrn Jncksmi were
wlitencrd III lmtu tndav, he fur IS
years, she fur" je.tr.
i., .
Argentine peep.e me ih.m.....i. ....
war with Chile.
Hallroad tlrket forger have been up.
crating at Kniitti City.
The Alaska Meaner "DI-cover" Is
glwii up furiosi.
A siicn-ifiil operation wa terforiued
011 (lenernl Alger for gall stone.
Out KOshotswe.ellrtd jederday nt
lludnpost and mer 3ii rioter arrested.
TheDukeaiiiiluchiof Hesse lime
been dhorrisl.
The lleei-s are pl.iuiiliig a inininier
campaign.
Her. !EI.
Tlio third great bil.lge will bo built by
the Wabash railroad at I'llUburg, to cost
(ieruiaiiy will enforce her claim in
Vineriiela by the rljjht of the sword.
Ily the rolliiw f the city market
hoiixeat iicalerea. Mex.. IS live lime
been lost and a H-ore of people Injured.
The brigands are now willing toaccept
ll.tlKI.
Another HfO men are to be M'Ut from
'Australia to light lloer.
Naturalized American iniistnnuounce
their allegiance or be expelled from
Turkey.
All Southern Hussla Is iitlame, sny a
Ht. Petersburg ilUpateh. nud public
mwinblle me forblddei'. Jew nml
laborer are the vixwv. Many tuwiw are
under military rule.
Dee. '21.
Miicleay, the historian, hiwbeoii sum
inarlly llred out of the navy yard after ho
refused to resign. This action wa taken
by direction of Roosevelt.
(leriuiiiiy ha lint jet sent her ultima
tum to Venezuela.
A brother of Hlxto Lopez, a Filipino
lender wa bunged for tieiiHln.
Chllo ami Argentina have come to an
agreement mid peace will continue.
Dec. '25.
Tho Misrtlh'dppl steamer. Sun. burned
to tho water' edge at Meniplil, Teitn.
Four lives wore lost.
(Jeneviil Alger 1 rapidly Improving.
Mr. nnd Mr. Michel Do Young, of
Han Francisco, entertained the American
children of Furl nt tho Continental
hotel.
UiiUimwli men-fired -' dints It
St. Louis Haloon on CliiMnui!! ove. Tho
miloou wa wrecked.
Dec. '2(1 1
(leiioinlCliiiffeo report n desperate
eiicouiiter neiir Ban .luso, llalaugn. on
Deo ffil. '22 of tho enemy were killed.
At Plketown, Ohio, wheio a illlgloun
meetlllL' Wn lieillL' held, sixteen lllCII
1V1.11. wounded. Ill II tll'O IIkIiI. Iv'lllVCH
i woni freely used.' Mix worn niurliilly
wounded. 'I'lio Unlit wnsn fuinlly feud
, between (lio Legg mill Day family.
I Nearly u thousand nnhllri participated
I In in lt In Hun 1'iaiH'Ui'o Inn saloon
tow near Hut Presidio.
The l'awuoo Indian are mi Hut inni-
pllgl'.
Unvernnr KIiiiw ,nf lown, ha ureeptod
Ii. 1 ri-nmiry imruoiio m Hticrccn i.ytmiri
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I Tlu Ilrown llloek, n il-story fnnilly
hoarding hmim In Portland, burned nt
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cONUENSIil) STATH NfiWS ITEMS
I
'l'ln lltlli minimi ioullry show wa
aeM at Kiigomi 'ihursday, Frl.lny nnd
Hiitiir.lay.
Tlio lnt f 10 rniluniH nf the Oregon
Hop (.'rower AsM.elntloii' hops were
Milppnt IiinI wick
AihtliiC'rnlu, wim hiw In en In riwlixly
fur iiilNipprnprliitliiif. the fundi of the
bank of Hunipter for whlrh bo wan OKent
at Whitney, hni been ariiiltt.il.
The Halem Khool board urn already
ralllliirln mid 'Payluc off
nieir iimi'i
made on the popular loan.
I.ml Conner, n farmer In Poll: county,
wn tereiitly rubbed of $ltfi. The
iiiniiKi' vri tilt ttti.ti In
hi barn.
Mr
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(Iri'L'iin iii'cpii!( limc-mTiiriMl mntrnrtrf
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Iherwl at Portland for Hhlpmeiil to the
Philippine.
Murli luteiwt wu iimnlfiMlnl III tin '
Anl'laml city election, (VM vote wen
caft. The citizen ticket elected tlio I
mayor and two counrlliiwii. The hide-
Iud,nl ticket elected w. n.iiiirllim.i.
I he llii'inh' pi'ople rarrlivl the day. I
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I'lirlland water romiulltee ha derided
to rmy f ." for the Alblna Light ft
Water Coiiiiwuy. j
Munl-r Wade and Dallou were Feu-
tenceit tu hang Jan. ai tit Portland. ,
(lorernor f!r miuuiiitel fontcnciH of
Jri I.nliniwii. (lu. Itaxter nud !" !
XJl ""M ,,,py Wl'n' ,c,w,,n, U I
Car,y u,C(.t n ,,,,y ,8 y,ahl oM WB, ;
1l4tntitly klll.tl ntOHM..ii Monday by the
;?i:zz:? S",
Die
hands of Arthur Wilcox. They were
,,,,,inln, 11,0. utiu when the accident
,pjWmN), Yikiiik ltlce's father wn
kllhsl a few year ago by accidental
Hhiioirng.
Xi,,. WMern Orsgoii Poultry nnd pet'
ht4K., - mvbiuatMcMlunvllleTuiw.lay ,
1 1 lt wteral da).
('mall!' new furniture fncory will
sm.ii ie runniUK mil mail. , . 1U ,. nU(, Illt( nt ,0 nml ,.
An...Ktl.-m'e..tnrrlvalsatJ.ii.rtlo.r-1(mat,((rll clirNmw ,)ny. The
city wa Mm. Murrlxui who came to , , .. .. . , ,
wrdMr.Llug..lnmiertonn ad for ..I'l'ratlen were the most elnln.rate of
wire. The new-eoiuer weighs Wlpaiind. any church in the city- It was hlmply
Helta taken the mutter of murralgo .gorgemf. When the chmch wa llnl.t
iinder Bihlwiuent. J P, t, ,,n.t Wu grand and beautiful to
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NOTICE
Notice I hereby given that the snlmm
Ihttinw and all oilier personal prope.ty ,
In longing in Clias. i. Joiiuson. tieresiMsi, ,
Isforsoleat piltnle sale, mid utter ten
day from thl date, the remainder. If
niiv. will be mild at public outcry, l'rop-1
e.jms) ih mt. . ri.Nu M,..n i,
Il'ltl! VII PMIIM'M 't IIJ'IHSIII'M
HvNFtiitn.lt. iinxi.v. 1
Administrator of ostatoor Clin. John- I
sou deceased. '
iiiiwi win -jiiii uny 111 ..ere.mier. nvi.
12 '2S -2t
A Good Christinas Trade
The MntslilicM biisiiiessiiicu
nil M-'cm lmppy over the ood
trade ditiiui! (lie holidny .sea
son, itinuy ImviiiK sold out nearly j The fotir-legjicd chicken, own
nil their Chri.ittims srock and cd by Mr. Galon, Mtusoge maker
satisfied nil patrons from n one lor l:laiini;nii's meat market,
cent toll to 11 diamond line.
'lMu.t ii..i! iwa ninincinii In Cifi1
nluoad for picFeuts, for the town
was well .supplied to suit thetustcs
of all and it was no small task to
X (IV. I W 41fl III UL.iillUtl J tTVt
Mttmly people who nearly all
.seemed Hushed with prorperity.
Tlic llaroda.
The latest from the Unrrrcfcv is
she has recently been hauled out
.some 90 leet nud now lies in a
good poi.it ion awaiting the mciu
dalae which is expected to get out
of the Coquille today to render
assistance,
False Alarm.
Some excitement Was caused
one ilny this week by the discov
ery of an overturned skiff which
hiid drifted ashore near town, and
which contained a pair of new
shoes and some other articles ol
clothing, evidently just purchased
in town. A tragedy was feared,
but investigation showed that on
ly a comedy had been enacted.
Several men had left tnwu in the
skid', full of Christmas cheer, but
had spilled themselves out. They
got ashore nil right nud. let the
skill go-udnit.
HOW CHRISTMAS
WAS OBSERVED
Holiday Spirit Prevailed Many Pres
ents Given Programs alllic
Cliurclics
Piirsflstrlngrtlmvohooii loosoln Marsh
Held for tin) pant few weel.. People
generally seemed to havo the fooling of
tlm cheerful uliertwd many a Clirlnt
inaH f(lft wan bwtoweil by pcoplo who
had kIvcii up the practice. .Many fnnil
ly t'lirlHtmiw tree worn t up throiiKh
out tlio city to nlailcn the heartri of tho
little onw.
Tho rliurrlnvi all did their IickI nud nil
ijulto KeneroiiNly khVo to the children.
HimM froKram with rendered by the
youiiK insiple and It wan n Joyou time
. f,)r tho little one in each church,
j At ((, M(.imtIl(t clIlrcIl ,,,, wn
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llfiilly ilecrratnl nud fctooiied with
green. Old ."until Clan came n little
late mid when he flrl ixvked In through
ilhuifcuttle hole rroiti tlm celling it
'canned the Ik art of the children to leap
,.ih, i . ...in .n i.r it I
i1IMJ1'J,llti,lHIIIJ i. ,11 iiiiirimai sk
forever. It was, real. He wa the Imp.
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' "' honta Clan you could imagine.
" wn" ' ' B'"""" an
lnok the bnmbiiif all thechlhlnil.
At the I'nwbytorlan church a flue tree
wn,,wel with Christmas gift and
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entirta iiment wa enjojab e nud the
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c,,,1,lr'11 w,ri' " '"'PPy !
At the Lutheran church the treo'wa
magnificent and much time mid work
tintl been ilevotoil to the decorating.
Christina eve the doing were nuwtly
for the grown ln-ople, but on Chrbitma
night tho evening wa. dov-te.1 to ..ink-
lK the cbll.lrei. happy. The huge tree
llleially banked with gift nud re
niFiiibernnre. The progriiiu wa of a
tM order.
The trre nt the ltaptlt church wan on
Christina night and tlwetriit wa en
joyed Uy large mid ctimll. The program
was g.Kl nnd overjthlng else In proper-
Hon 11111I hnppltw wlgiittl Hiipremp.
The Catholic outdid any effort of the!
kind for years. There was early uia.vs '
lomi;,i xiio tUroratlvo work was made
nnd doslgiHslliy W. A. Woollever. Tho
ii.ii.Ic wn miii.liiele.1 l.v Mrs. Morrlsoi-.l '
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servlr.vt were held 011 Christum day.
mid a Christina tree for tho little folk
wiminjliyni ,, Thursday owning. The'
. . ,, , , . ,, ,.. ,, ...or l for four months, or hand It to our
Sunday chid teachers, and tho etllflco
wtw cn.w.UsI during the brief exercise
attending the distribution of presents.
K,dk In the IcInltvof tl.o Uav Citv
mill had 11 Christina tree In tho mill
cookhouse 1.11 Christmas eve, and enjoy
ed 11 very ple.iMint time.
Passed Away
.Miiiltled oil its mortal coil otii
1fttwlitv Tf M'fH n flVP 1ltl
4lviij( . . ik
nud was just Kottiup; to lay eggs,
This biddy was attracting not a
little attention ktely and ninny
people were visiting Mr. Galon's
staii' to see tins curiosity, Htddv
was just getting onto the way ol
using tier
secmic pair ot legs.
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They stood stinight out behind
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uiHi 11u.1 aiiv j;vi uivii d.....v:iii.i j
with her walking legs she would
st.iiil on the others and scratch
11 while, then turn over and do
the line picking with her icgu
lars. She seemed all well and
hearty but was fed a feed of pears
Monday and died in a few minu
tes. It seemed she just couldn't
make a match with a young
rooster that visited her now and
then aiul whenever she showed
the clean pair of heels to '.he
young fellow he would fly the
coop, 111
disgust.
Wanted
Hedroom two blocks from I, O
O. K. building, with stove d'
fueplace. Address C, G., this
office.
iloiv .rc "Tour itldurj V I
llr. IIoblt'8praKUirilltc.iroaUklitneTtllSam. I
tlufrvv. Aua.btcrnu.' UvuivdrCo.iCliUagoorM.V. I
NO SCORE MADE
.
BY EITHER SIDE
Sunday's FoolbalGainc Between Eu
reka and MarWield Fails to
Decide Supremacy
A prom of 0 to 0 vim the ni't n-tnlt of
tlm fiNitlmll K'Hiio lit .Siinilay, when tlio
Afiintliflflil ami Kurctn team met on the
ground nenr the dfl-it. The weather
hnd been rainy and wits tlm-nti'iiiug.
but a good attendance wan on hand, the
crowd lielng i-Ktimatjl well up to (r .
The gamo wa re$putoly contented by
Imth ulile, but nelthiV wiw able to (.core,
Jmit iK-fo-o Ilia end et tlicflrnt halt the
Kureka claimed a Much-down but It
wn not allowwl. Tlnirowa n notice-
nble dllfercnco U'tweeii the tactic umiI
by tho two team. Tlio MarnlifleM bovs
nude thecal,, by cenW n,h,H and
Iiwerfiil bucking, r. few foet at a time
while Kureka depandisj on, end runs, unc
ininle wmio very Bhowy Plav.
Hood finding prevailed ' throiigboir
the game, with ono or two Iniwo mi tb.
part of player wIiimo tiyipeM" wero no
n completely under Jir control a-
were their munch. r
The only Fcrioiw ciwopity occurred In
the flmt half when Porklii of the Ku-
rekd tHim had hi lelt aViu badly dish
rated at the ellmw.
Th referee were Clias. Ilaxter for
Mandilleld and Arthur Way for Kureka,
nud both came in for liigh praieo for
their falrne
Jack jFjanngati
Wullaco DeNelln
i..i. i
Ill-Ill ri
Jhe
tain., nnd
Arch
le Krira acted a (itWjier. The
in was as rollows:
liusi.p
Hureka.
Fnlk
Foley
lVartsui
Mahou, Tabor
Keller
Welder (Capt)
llnrmoii
Rorry
Koger
Mr.!inoi.i
!-.
0 Herroii
Quick
Durand
Wright
,,,'ichol
HutchesoiL
Jrtlwnight
IVn
Frasrr
Hague
IFisiiiiniH
ALL ABOARD FOP.
DAILY COAST MAIL
The llrst number of the Daily Coast
Mail will l Isued next Wedmday
moriiliig. Jan. 1st. The last number
will, we hi.iK'. neier bo Issued while
Manhlleld remain on the map. v. I
The price at which we put out tho pa-
per brim: It easily within the rojch ot
, ,, ov,ry fnlui,y can vlljoy U dally J
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fr the cream of the latest world s news.
d local hapH'tilngs. !
Uring In jourtiO cent for otto imoiUi,
canvasser before next TtHwday evening.
High-Spirited Mail Horse
Roy Twombly carried the mnil
to Coquille City Monday, the
regular carrier being laid up.
While coiniitK back the fiery
untamed steed he nestiode ran '
away with him nud went over the ,
iMiuH. bac and bantiaue, resu't
tuu in youie painful but not seri -
ous bruises lor Mr. 1 wotnbley.
We acknowledge the receipt of
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n (i . 1
it t 'J
H K '
It K
F II Wickinsu
liberal contribution of RoMou. f CmlrcImum 1U11,
butter from Cnpt. Harris, the pro- , . .,-.,., ,
duct of his Sumner creamery, lw ' 1 '
and a Christmas . present which wife. Mr MclKnigal. H Hnlwm.n and
goes to the right spot. Cnpt. fmuily, Mr J P Marsh nnd S cliilIren, J
Harris has discontinued the man. n Atwiunl. A K Coulter. W V Petty, II
nrnninr,. nf r-lieose for i Ins winter ! W Dunham. 0 iVtoron. J II Simmoiisaii.
..., -.. eWmr his attention to
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i,,,Hr nr ...i.jpi. ilu ...nkes n
su.K.rjor article.
Sold
evryw!ir
in cui
allllltt.
Mtdtby
Standard Oil
t Company
Vwi tho ) 1 ta Vcu Una Always Coucia
gu'.afo
I Ktttiandtwcit fe-fV . lj
ht tioclltctco MtVYviw-tTtf H.
A htrotit trcij FSlnr ffVXttM
U withUunLilUr-if lJJaTS .M
JB M Oil. II ie- - . M
M tltlt tlie .limp, y w , bfl
91 anjeut. U.tlV4. VJlVl
KS hm.u net ilrtTy V ,W
onlylrcpt .f y WV. . ' Im
w luoiinjilk $W.vV vvrr
H ntw, but lj-v V vl-" I l).
vreatt twice I . rV f Avll hiT
at lonch lh luJjjiVvW 1
M uie of Hureka H JtVi Vf- 1
m llarucOll. V'AfsAiSvS M I
flASW S3v?
c&itffmfa
ONE VERY PLEASANT
CHRISTMAS REUNION,
A very plwant ClirintintiH reunion
wai lielil nt tlio homo or Mr. ami .Mm. II
N. Illack near Bnmncr. A lew old frleinh
wcro Invltiil to Join tlio family In oli-H-rvIn
tlio ChrlntmaM h'imoii ami all
galhcrpil nt tlio liopltalilo lioino on
ClirlRtmaH eu
Tlio parlor wan ilccuratwl with ever!
Kreenn and a well-loaded Clirlotma.1 tree
wl'iriied one corner.
..
, The many ku, who.-o valuo wiw en
hnucoil by the lovo nnd trim friendship
which went with them, wcro dbilrlbiited
I lxnt H o'clock mid the rest vt tho even -
'K was pajunl with niuIc and nodal .
enjoyment" The giiwtu all dtayed to'
partake of a dinner on Christina which
Mt no void untlllwl. and resulted fome-
wluildNnsteromily to lh youngest mem-
I'" of the party, aged five,
' Ay "p who ha leen
-ongh to enjoy the hopital.y of thi
home will undermand that all enjoyed
themwlve to the utmost,
Thoayprwent Nsdde tho
hint nnd
hoste we
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. P.frw,
Mr.and Mw.fieorge !Uh, Mr. II. M.
Irk, Mr. nnd Mr. P. C. Lovar nnd llt-
tie daughter Mary, .Ml Mary Illack,
, " Ida Matwm and Fnmk Illack.
'
OPENING OF TEM-
PLETON PUBLIC HALL
It I nil too widow in theoe wooly
wiM that Mich a pleasurable evening
may be Khrsluled as that of Christmas
. I eve, when tlw Town Hall of Tcmpletoiij
'ndnnAiiii.1 ,iw liiialiitifia Tli t J trmttrvltf.
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,ntl,m "" ",l1' ,l10 rfRu,"r cl,rI,t
ma festlvitio n.ado It a highly inter-
jesting occasion. To ray that It wa
'"
Owen m'ry wny n "lccw" " Pttmg " too
JHerron!n,,,lll' U u' 51orfl'ot- Tho
,,u",,l"if' Pllty of It promoters.
, was tnily In n.eetlcg with the spirit of
" me. no.niug wa ieu unuono oy
them to c.wuro the comfort and enjoy-1
meat of thiKsj who were comparatively j
stronger within their gates. Tho very ,
""B ".. "-iiyspljv-iuj,l-I.un?ntlitia
1..., .K... lA....jt....Ll 'Ull.... t.Hr.WJ
au" ,,,r'""' '""'"', " ""' v"!""'rquarantlno will be remove.! immediately
-1.1. AH.MI.... . !.,.' IIA wmtMl
tho element nave over ui.sw on pleasure
bent. A Christ ma tree, sours, recita-
tlntw. theatrical and last but not least
the joyous dance while.! tho happy hour '
away. It has Im-cii written down in
large letter what I likely to happen
when youth and ple&sute meet. Well, It
happened!
They tlanced all night by the broad
nitxHillght,
And went home with the gal In tlio ;
uioriiln?
Otn Hoy.
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Masonc
Election
At n mwllng of lltotico Lodge. No. 4S
A. F. and A. M on Ststiinlay, Dec. '2lt!
the following otllcer were elected for
tluMnsitlmr term: . Wnlter. W. M.; A.
C. Cninpboll. S. W.; W. U. Douglass, J.
V.; C. 11. Mercluint. Troas.; It. C, Lee,
sw.;iycondim.s.i).;D.n. lieaie. j
l).; jl llrivu, S. S.; J. 51. Hiitchiwoii,
s.;j.W.Koke.Ty!or.
I
Travel by Sl'a
J.
Arrival by Areata, Doc. '2t:-Mr Mil
ler, I. MaUun, J W Bennett, W filover,
'A IVtewm.NChrwtausen. JHrock.
Departure by ArcalR. Dee. 2S
-C fi
Lee. John Ho11.uk!. V MacuUe.
,,,,.,. aiii,... iw. -m-iv s
Departure SiMith, by Alliance, Dee.
2S:-MIni Vli-gio Knife. Hert lllbbard
and wife, .1 Swan, Mrs M Lawson, F S
Sllngsby, J It Sllnghb)'. C It Davenport,
A Ivruse, Mr .1 K Fox and daughter,
DoYlln, 0 Thurston, V J Mitchell.
Bulletin Changes Hands
J.J. Stanley, of Coquille City,
has leased the Coquille City Uul
letin, with the intention of ulti
mately becoming owner, and will
take charge the fn.st of tlie year.
A. J. Snell wanted t nttOiid n party.' i
In, ii uj nfrtilit ti. ii.. .... i.n iiiM.tiiint tr ! '
pain in his stomach, which lie feared j SI
would grow worse. Ho says, "1 was tell-1 1J
lug my trouble to n lady fricud, who.:,
said: 'Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and ;
('larrimea iiemeoy win nu; you in con-
tttttou for tno p..ri. i noiignt n uoitie
mm i.iko pieasuio in hiaung uuu two
titles cured mo and enabled mo to have
a good time at tho party." Mr, Snell i
it nideiit of Sumiuer lull, N. 'i. This
lenudy 1 lor s;tlo by John I'leir.
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Ceara th yi Y Ui kkW BOU'M
Biguitcm
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uur wiae-awaKe Keporters
NORTH BEND
Tlio njlll anil uliip j'anl mint down
Tiiilay noon to lve tlio employees n
vacation. Wn iimlermaml tlio mill will
wtart up ngaln .Monday tlio 30tli, but the
chip yard not until Jan. (5. Wifl.
Kveryone hero fcateil on turkey acaln
Clirlstmafl. Mr. Hlmpwn presented racli
married man employed by Jilm with n
nnoblrd and the einploycM in turn
miowed their appreciation of .Mr. Slmp-
MU. , ,mnyj,i n.i ... Ht tll ... . .'.
i crer wllliiignnw to lend them n helping
; hand, by presenting to him mid Jlr.
8.
n hamlAomc chair.
There was no public tree hero thU
,Mr ' "'any home had private tree.
Mr. Tuiren added much to the plea-
" "f North ISndlte by giving a school
, riuiTiaiiinieiu unriHiina eve. I lie
forinnnie ,,llp"'' ',d t,p,, ,K,t a"a t,1B crow,,w,
"ihoiisocniovisltaeli number.
Mr.MdMffcW.F.pIperUldMn am!
Mr..Jame.Vowllii of P. rlr r
Hpendliig the holiday with Mr. nnd Mr.
W. It. Piper.
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JeryI..ghalMenSlckthelasttwo
weekbutIcoarah-clng.
Mr. Petenon who wa taken III
while visiting her sister 3lr. Kiickson,
returned to her home on Coos river Tues -
day, feeling fpiite her old celf again.
Little Hobble KriekHon ha.l to may in -
doors mveral dara this wii'k- tn tnV-n ran
ftbemea!e.
The ilelancthon is loading lumber
here this week.
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DULGES IN A FIT
At a meeting of the Cooullle Citr
! council on Dec. 30th an order wa made
establishing a quarantine agalius;
Marshtield "until Marshflohl shall take
sto,,s t0 goIato aI1(, ,.,,, from tlwrtrc0ta
; Marshtleid any and all person who
may have smallpox, chlckwipox. FIIIp!
ao ch -or a,,y other contaclous dLseasc."
Mnvr (.ok(i rec(.iVl,,, nollce lo ,,,, ef.
fwt f rom iIayor JoUnson ot Co.inllIo
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compnncc th the foregoing."
per some reason, however, the Co-
qnWe nme wnw to ,avo esperlence.1
n Frvedy dwnge of heart and the em-
i,, xras mCi m Tuenlay. While it
lasted, though, it w-aaliot stuff, nnd a
imputation of citizens headed by a prom-
Inent physician is said to have endeavor-
Lj t l()1( UM ti0 Unjt0(l statw wajj
and prevent tho carrlor from cnwlng
tjl(, haf rwl prw.UC(8 f tlie bailiwick.
Tlie currier wont m Just the same.
The train wus forbidden to stop in the
city and warning was given thofo in
tendiut. to come over to last Sunday's
game, that tliey would not bo allowed to
return.
Tho whole thing is regarded by many
as a commercial simulation, to prevent
good Cottilllo money from being spent
in Marchfleltl. It M-etus to have proved
tu bo a boomerang, and was dropped
with unseemly haste.
Cdarate Tour UowcH With Cirnr.ei.
iAS KVlhr5ij ?.UI? cotwiipailon forever.
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As Christinas time draws near your generosity begins
to assert itself. We have hundreds of useful wearing
articles suitable for Father, Mother, Sister, Friend or
Krolher. The time to buy is right now and yoa'll have
plenty of time to choose intelligently. Come to us
where you will find the brightest nud most Repre
sentative stock at your command, '
Gloves, Silk Waistiug,
H.Midkercluefs, Muflleis
novelties to satisfy your
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ftlapes k Malson
LEADING OUTFITTERS.
THE
MiiiaNiNHHWttimH8iinHraKflfniiiuiJii
TENMILE
.1. K. retornoii of May, has been hero a
fowilayn colebratliiR Clirlntman, duck
hunting and looking ntterhlfl pet dear.
Peter Kobertwni and his dnughter
MaRRle, returned home Thurnday fnira
on extended visit nt North flcml and
Hay City,
Holiert Vox. who in utopplnjr. with lila
"'ntlv.Mr.nnd Mr.Kil(?ar Itaymond,
had a rather Ferloin nccident on Satur-
day by, cutting an ugly gaMi in hi foot
w,t" an aX0,
ais nnu .lonn rctcrmn otiNorlliJJend,
haro been visiting their father-in-law
John Y. Bciiwin.
A big celebration was held at tho opera
house on Johnson creek Christmas ero,
which was greatly enjoyed by all. It la
estimated that over 'JO people were In
attendance. A Leautlfully decorated
Clirlntiiiiw tree wa highly appreciated
ii.vniti.,. n.i...i..iM i. i. ii..
VoZltS,
One to the eye and pleasing to tho nal-
atc nU" n few tlmulanU for thono who
felt weary and cold. A literary program
i was well rendered by J. M. Quick, Nancy
qek. j. s. Robert Prof. Crouch nml
. 3Illll,c by tol lMH!rigt 0eorgo
Harrington. Clias. Liggett and John
i Kentnck. George Schroeder wa grand
1 marshall, Davo Itoliert and J. M. Quick
acting as floor manager. The ilaneo
' Sralni 8
in tho
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ArrancemniM aro ie lie ma o for a
masquerade ball New Year eve at the
same place. Gentlemen will ho charged
an admission feo of Ui cU to cover neces
sary espens.
Bright's Disease
Tho largest sum over payed for a
prescription, changed huiids at Han
Franclco. Aug. 30, 1001. The iratu
fer mvidvcd in torn and tock
112.C00.C0 nnd ra paid by a partyof
huamw men for a upwiflo for Jjnglit'
'-'nn'l''tcs,li..hertui,,curublo
ilifii.. .
They commenced the eerious inves
ligation of tl.o fpecific Nov. 15. 1000.
Thi-y Interncweil rcoitn nf tbu cured
and tried it out n!U morits by pulling
over three dui.i cores on 1I.0 triul
incut and watching tbei., TheyuUo
got uliyaicluni to iiumo chroi.:o. In-
curablu cnsc, and wdnilniuered it'
feSSy
test ciiivreri cither wnll or i.rocreso
ciiii; favurubiy .
There ln'ingonly thtttfcn jwr cent
of lait.irt'n, tl.o partii'rt wcro satictlcd
and c:otil tli- tuiiif notion Tho pro
ceilings of llui lnvi'itli;iitiiic com-
milee 11 ml thu clltiinal rcporla of tho
ot eaes were publish.-.! nud will bo
niiiiliil ir.'O on iiiiijliriiil.iii. Address
Jons J. Fulton Comimxy, 4i0 Alont
gonivrv t-i S'ii Fiaucucti, Cal. .
NOTICK FOlt I'UllLICATION
tVparioHMt of ifw Inienor. I.-nd Ofl.ce
at
Kotcliun;, Urrgon, avvlnlrrsu,.lgol.
Nested U rmnliy gnen that the follow Ing
naitMtl (ciilrr hat f.Inl nutlet of hit intention to
nuke final proof in tuppott c( h't claim, and
lh.it WW iwuol udl Us iu:i(le U'fore V. U.
OouciM U S. Couin.tti.ontr at MtnlificM.
Oron, on lanuarv 6. 1903. vii:
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on hU II. E Nu t&f) for tl.o NE Sec at
Tp. i S. K. 13 West.
llem.iwttbelull.Mine wltnrttes to prove
hu otw.miiout mUcnee upon and cultivation
0 taia l.iid, vh I'cter lUale, Kobrri Ten.ple
011 ot Mnrthtwld. O-rj-in. htrphen K. Jol.uon,
Albert UImui of Teutpleton. Oregon.
11 -jo . T. Dkiixii.s, Krgbter.
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.
While you think of it, go buy and
try a box of Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
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Ah druggists, 10c.
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