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A concrete crew is working just below Wild Cat Creek while another is on Wild Cat near the small tunnel from which the) get rock.—Coos Bay Times. fnwewM M H *•««• ft M m •f !-»■♦#<• «r th»« «A »• I'.neH 1 <r-l ro»|t«rt «•♦»♦*4 H *M f | m H fnr H«rey fhsw, r»n »h« «pH*'•don •fct'h • If he heM m the« dlf th*» nf th« lettwe’« htwyer» P*st Irmw Nn v««wfi«» MHh In I >* Th* writ wm -n»<f« refnenaH» retwhnf Sih, st«h s rn«nple|e «»— at Mvldlelown at f I Tuesday m»»rit« htblf 'Itepleying «II nl the inditntriee mg It • •• wd it will hwtoff Thaw Stwl egfertthtHsI fewntfresot Or«grwi a long stay m New Hampshire A'midtaneoinly with the irnuanc* Aff >ngem»nta have been tn*lr lor t of the «nt Jwd<* Aldnrh enf i»n««l •pure oi |<n v|iMre fr«t for « booth 'either side horn kidnaping lhe Vtlhlr« titre privilege«, •hers Ire . Piitsburger. t«f«S «ill hr given d«ily The exhibit Colebrook, N H., Sept 13 mil br m charge <W «he Stair Im Justice ol the Peace Carr continued migration Agent The work ol until next Thursday the hearing ol gathering exhibit» to vend to the the case against Harry Thaw as a land »how is already under way, fugutive from justice. In the mean a d communities desiring to exhibit time Governor Felker will consider their products sre urged to commun representations why he should and icate with the State Immigration why he should not honor New Agent at once, in order that ar York’s requisition for Thaw. It r angemeots can be made to assem is not known whether Attorney ble the display in advance of the Jerome has accepted the Thaw law opening of the show. That this yers’ offers to agree to an argument will be a great advertising medium of the requisition proposition before for such communities, is evident the government. If he, Jerome, through the number of inquiries Rogue River Hatchery. would promise them five days for that have been received from land The Rogue river fish hatchery the institution ol habeas corpus pro show exhibits as have been expibited ceedings, in the event of an adverse which has been idle for several years before Such products as grains, E. £. OAKES. will be started again this fall by the decision by the governor. grasses and diversified crops always Macleay estate, present owners of prove to be an attraction at such theproperty. The fishing season on shows. The Life-Saving Station. the Rogue this year was not good That the plain common potato and the need for conducting the It is said that the reason the life- can be turned into a money paying saving station hasn’t been changed hatchery is felt keener than ever industry by manufacturing the sur from its present position in the low before. Arrangements have been plus crop in alcohol, starch, glucose er bay to Charleston, is that the ap made for bringing eggs from the and desiccated potato, is the an propriation of (42,000 is not suffi governmnnt egg taking establish Mechanical nouncement made by C. C. Moore, cient to build the proposed new ment at the head of the Rogue tri assistant chemist in the United States Engineer butary, Elk creek and Gold Beach station. Bureau of Chemistry who was a Another story is to the effect that hatchery will liberate several mil visitor at the Portland Commercial the life-saving authorities have benn lion fry next spring. The cannery Contractor ’and Club last week. Mr. Moore is on a ready to move the station ever at Wedderburn is preparing for the tour investigating the potato pro Builder sioce early last spring, but couldn’t hatchery cans of fish feed, following duction of Oregon with a view ot secure a suitable site on the govern the custom which R. D. Hume es securing information as to what is ment reserve, owing to the fact that tablished and will be abundantly able being done with the surplus tuber. the site selected will be needed by to feed the small fry.—Marshfield Approximately 600.000 tons of the U. S. Engineers in case it is Record. glucose is consumed in the United necessary to build a south jetty at States a year and to 000 tons or the entrance of the bay. Just Arrived. more is the demand of the Pacific At Mitchell’s furniture store on The people of Coos Bay are very Coast States Practically there is anxious to have the station moved the hill, a variety of baby carts and no starch or glucose factory on the to Charleston, where aid can sulkys. Call and see before buy coast, Mr. Moore explained, and ing elsewhere. promptly be rendered when acci the department is desirous of en The Leading Contractors dents occur on the bar. It is more couraging the industry. That this than probable that when the engine Costly Treatment. and Builders is a manufacturing enterprise of “I was troubled with constipation on the North Star No. I broke down considerable dividend paying is in the vicinity of South slough, on and indigestion and spent hundreds plainnly shown by Mr. Moore’s of dollars for medicine and treat January 20, 1912, resulting in the ment,” writes C. H. Hines, of Shit- We furnish plans and speci figures, that between (500,000 to loss of six lives, all could have been low, Ark. “I went to a St. Louis (750,000 is sent annually Into the fications and it you are go saved if the station had been located hospital, also to a hospital in New corn belt for this product. ing to build anything, no at Charleston. Five lives were lost Orleans, but no cure was effect«!. The largest cargo of lumber ever On returning home I began taking matter how large or how when the gas schooner Osprey from set afloat in the world was that of Ch imberlain’s Tablets, and worked Rogue river capsized on the bar and right along. I used them for some small, we can save you lhe Pacific M il Steamship Algoa, drifted on the north jetty, Novem time and am now all right.” Sold money. Let us figure on which left Portland, September 7th, ber 1, 1912.- Two or three of those by all dealers. your building. for Sydney, she having aboard lives could have been saved if more than 6,000,000 feel of lumber. prompt assistance could have been Good Reason for his En The cargo is 1,000.000 feet in rendered by the fife-saving crew. thusiasm. excess of any other leaving the Tnere are other instances also, and When a man has suffered foe sev Willamette or Columbia River or it Is safe to assume that there will eral days with colic, diarrhoea or any port on the Pacific coast. The be more accidents in the future than other form of bowel complaint and value of this cargo is estimated at is then cured sound and well by one there have been in the past, because or two doses of Chamberlain’s Colic, approximately (100,000. shipping at this port is on the in Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as Oregon is to have a log building crease, and small gasoline schooners is often the case, it is hot natural If you are aiming to build let to house its exhibits at the Panama- Plans trading from here to coast ports are that he should be enthusiastic tn his me figure with you. Pacific Exposition. The design for praise of the remedy, and especially and estimates furnished. getting more numerous. Whatever the building has been selected by is this the case of a severe attack P O. BOX 903. BANDON is causing the “hold up’’ in the when life is threatened. Try it when lhe Oregon Commission for the matter of moving the station should in need of such a remedy. It never Oregon building which will be part be settlep without delay, before fails. Sold by all dealers. of the fair at Fair at San Francisco more names are added to the list in 1915. Tentative plans prepared of those who could have been saved Can’t Afford to Have Kidney by the architects show a huge log Do you want pure drugs and if the station was located where Trouble. building of novel design, the build drug sundries, fine perfumes, efficient service would be rendered No man with a family to support ing being so constrocted in accord can afford to have kidney trouble, hair brushes and toilet arti Coos Bay News. ance with the wishes of the Com cles? If so, call on noj need he fear it with such a mission and in keeping with a pro remedy at hand as Foley Kidney Pills. An honest medicine, safe and nounced popular demand- Inas Big Demand For Coal. reliable, costing little but doing much as the exposition itself will not Bandon, Oregon That tne demand for Coos county much good. Foley Kidney Pills give space to a separate forestry eliminate backache and rheumatism, display, it is believed that Oregon coal if far greater than the supply tone up the system and restore can attract much attention in this is shown by the fact that an order normal action of kidneys and bladder novel and striking manner to one of for 25.000 tons was this week turn Sold by Orange Pharmacy. its chief industries. This log house ed down because it was impossible R. M. Boiler, Prop. will be characteristic and a truly for the mines to supply it. Mr. Remarkable Cure of Dys magnificent structure such as could Falkstein, of North Bend, was in entery. ALL KINDS OF “I was attacked with dysentery be obtained with no other native the county seat on Tuesday and re HAULING DONE lated to The Sentinel how a Coos about July 15th, and used the doc material. Bay man had been forced to cancel tor’s medicine and other remedies With DISPATCH an order for the above tonnage, af with no relief, only getting worse all the time. I was unable to do Gold Beach Boy Killed. ter having underthken to secure anything and my weight dropped BANDON :: :: OREGON the coal from the aeveral mines of Vancouver, Wash . Sept. ¡6. — from 145 to 125 pounds. I suffered Samuel Tingley. 19 years old, of the district. The order came from for about two months when I was Ciold Beach, Oregon, was struck British Columbia, where a miners' advised to use Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I by Northern Pacific passenger train strike is now in effect, and contem used two bottles of it and it gave No. 334 near the Lewis River plated shipment to Vancouver by me permanent relief,” writes B. W bridge and killed. Harry Harris vessel. The Beaver Hill mines are Hill of Snow Hill, N. C. For sale ol 485 Clay street, Portland, identi not as vet in position to handle in by all dealers. fied the body at the office of Coro such quantities, and the Riverton ner Victor H. Limber. Tingley mines are unable also to supply the How the Trouble Starts. Constipation is the cause of many stepped from one track to permit a demand, and even though they were freight train to pass, and was hit by vessels of sufficient draft to carry ailments and disorders that make life miserable. Take Chamberlain’s the passenger tram on the other a full cargo could not get out of Tablets, keep vour bowels regular Cowrteo«. Treatment track. He was en route to Wood the river under present conditions, and you will avoid these diseases. Leweet Pri««« — Coquille Sentinel. land.—Cooa Bay Times. For sale by all dealers. («reymi «rft hs Sam Says: The volume of business we are doing attests the excellence of G. W. M. brands and methods GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO. S. S. 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