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Newspaper Page Textsr SiivvFv! I 1 V (The Coast Mail. MAHSHFltlf.W, OKKOONi Thartday, tint lllll March 13. XW4 Tho itenmer l expected Sunday next. Mil 8utan Umlrr It t Seattle, W. T. -I. , III II I I ' II. I. Wliltnry tutted to Roseburg bit Sun The nassentrer Irittn It again running on time on the Itthntut railway. Ml Charlotte Vanderburgh It having good iuccest with tier ichhol nt Kcntiick tlouglt. The Herald wyt A. I- Notler It twken of at a candidate for nuetior on tlio republican ticket Jolm Dixon of Wbuglat county recently had Co head of fine merino sheen killed by pantlicrt, I. Hacker liat told lite tatirta retldenee lro crty to Mrs. John S. Smith. Consideration, J'joo. Uit week Geo. Woodruff of thlt place wiu visiting hit daughter at Myrtle creek, Douglat county. . David Young lit told lilt rafting gear to Matt. Hllslrom, nnd the liutlnctt It now carried on by Woolfft IHUtroni. , The nit in-line of the Indict' tewing toclety of thlt place will l held at Eugene O'Connell't mldence on the aad lnt. We are IndebtnTio Mrt. J. A. Kgenlioff nnd Mitt Annie Weblier for a large tample of at nice tutclout trout ttiat they cauHht In North Coot river latt I'rlday. t). F. Gould of tha Mnrtlifirld Gold drug tore It going on n vltlt to San I'rnncitco by next steamer. S. VValsori will All Gould't pUccal the ttoro during h! bcnve. At Sunlwamt dlflute light and warmth wher. ever they penetrate, to It the delicate Iwuijurt of the Umpire City drug ttore '.Sunbeam Tea" felt all over the house it It mfued In. lilt China Camp creek bridge wut completed hit week. If the Coqulllert come up with their end there will be n good wugtm road between thlt place and Cocpillle City thlt tummer. Trout fishing wat never letter nt Green Far tin' than It It now, Yesterday c received from Green a 1ub1tnntl.1l notification of the fact In the form of a doien at nice trout at eer snipped nt "' . Smith Hrolliert received by the Km ma Utter n new wagon that they ptopovj to use In their rnllk Iwtlnest. If the patronage will Juitlfy It, ihey Intend running the wagon to Newport and Empire. I' Flanagan, tueilntriidrnl of the Newport mine, arrived afkuveburg lit week, where he tarried1 a'few oUyt, vltltlng bit daughter, Mrt. T. R. Sheridan. He Intended ttarllng home Mondty, and no dotdit It at Ncwxri now, Capt. lUker of the schooner Truckee svt bran dishing a pltlo! nt ILindon a few dayi ago, when lny Dunn caught Ilia weapon by the muule, nt which montVnt tho trigger wat pulled and Dunn muUme of hit thumbt tbol olf. At a meeting if IN director! of Ihlt tchool district, helil Ust week, . A. Arlington tendered lilt resignation at principal of "the public school, the restgnatlon to take effect nt the cinl of this term, which will close this month. Another principal will lw employed and another term of public school will liegin nest mouth. The last ttcamer brought word to North Hcnd to tutpend operalloiis on the tug that onlcri had Ijecn issued to build there. The keel liad been bauleil up nnd the molds prepared, but this wnt the eitent to which the woik had Ik-cii carried. Tb ether vetu-l renulm under the shed and all tlie carpenter have been paid oframl sent uwiiy. It Monday afternoon the little four-year-old son cfC K, llouscrof Daniel's creek had n Urge portion of hit tight thumb cut off so com pletely that It bung by only a imall part of the Uu. At the lime the accident occurred the boi u ud another child were chopping with n small ax, but as to which one Indicted tha cut seems to Id unknow n. The thumb w.tt at once ban clsged and the boy Mat brought to town asqulck ly m possible and pUcrd In clurge of Drs. Golden Si McCorm.ic within three or four hours nflcr the Occident. They ciect to save the Ihuuib. What It that which cure nnd sust.ilni life when other things fail? Sunshine. Hut even on dark days, and when the mind feels despond rnt, there It an article, which will take the place of tunthliie, and that It "Sunbeam Ten." What It "Sunlx-am Tea"? It Is a brand of absolutely puie, natural leaf Japan Ten, of unexcelled bouquet and powerful stimulating virluei, now lielng Imported direct from Japan by Henry Kcngttackrn for hit Umpire City drug ttore. The fact that it can only be bought In Perfection Tea Cans It proof positive that it It Just nt it left the tunny shores of the Orient Western Union telegraph rates have leen re duced. A message of 10 words cm be tent from the bay to the eastern ttatet for $1, instead of $1 50 and $1 35, at heretofore. To Wash ington territory nnd tome place m thlt Hate tho rates he liecn reduced from Jt -to 75 cents. Half or night rates hae been abolished except at to this coast nnd Utah territory. To I'ort lagd they are 50 cents, Instead 0175; to Rose burg, ,, Instead of 40. To San Francisco - rates remain $t, nt heretofore, but 10 words can be tent to anyplace In the United States for Ji. with 7 ecu it for each additional word. The prominent disaffection at Newport now teems to be In regard to tchool matters. The married miners Imve been paying an assessment of $i and tingle men an assessment of 50 cents per month for school purposes. The way in which thlt fund hat been disbursed hat not been made plain to them and they now intist upon an nccountlng that they can comptchend, and also upon having a voice in the matter commensurate with the money they pay, Some think tho af fairs of tho district h.no not been conducted ac cording to tha rules and rcgulatlont of the amended tchool law, and If the law hat been and It to be Ignored, trouble It ahead for the violators. A deplomble accident occurred nt the residence of Wiu. McKnlcht In this place, Wednesday nftrrnoon of last week whic resulted In the death of I), J. Mclaughlin' little girl about 17 months old. A small can of hot lard had been placed upon a table In the paqtry adjoining the kitchen, when the child, unobserved, went and pulled .the can over In such a way that Ilia grease flowed upon the right tide or the child t head, 1 face, neck, breast and arm, burning It In n shock. irW manner, pr. Tower w Immediately called n and rendered p possible relief to the little tufTerer, but brain fever toon uipervrntd nnd Sunday morning tho child died, Mule Stella was a sprightly, charming child, the Idol of her (Mrentt and ictatlvet and dearly liclovcd by all who hid ever listened to her Innocent prattle. In her little casket, surrounded by wreaths and bouquets of beautiful flowers, the child win the very Imago of n pretty wax doll of large site. She wat burled at thlt place Tuesday afternoon, Iter. A, K. Illckcnbnch officiating at the services. In their Irreparable lost the family have the beat licit sympathy of tho whole community, AlexMder Committed tot Fifteen Day. tall Thursday Jutllce Hyde committed Rob ert Alexander to th county jail for 15 day!, to awnlt the arrival of an officer or the settlement of tha question at to whether ha be Cicero Grime or not, 'ltis list Mrnmrr brought n letter from I. II. Hume, Wells, Fitrgo & Co special officer, to Henry Scngstackcn, llielr ngent here, giving an nccurnte description of Grime. Alexander an twert thlt description to completely that the opinion generally prevnlli that he It Orlme, but wb are not of those Who to believe. If he were Grime, It seems fo tit he would have employed nn attorney and made an effort for llbettynt toon at wulhla after hit Arrest, for If he be the man wanted, the longer ha remains tit custody and tho more the nutter It canvassed the worse It becomes for him. October 11, :88i, nys Hume, Grime wat placed In the Arlrona penitentiary at Yuma, to serve at ycara. Soon after thlt he thawed signs of Insanity, and July 9, tB8t, he was sent to the Insane asylum nt Stockton, Cat, On the night of September 6, if)8j. he esciH,-d from the aiylum. Weill, Fnrgo & Co. offered n reward of $100 for hit arrest nnd delivery to Hume nt any Jail In the country. It It now known that hit In sanity wns feigned for the purpoic of escaping His wife ami children are near Willclt'i, or Mt lie lake, Mendocino county, Col. He hatn tlstcr, Mrs. Matikla Skelton, al or near Leba non, Linn county, Or., and nnpther sister, Mrt. tapp, on Coot bay, Hume sa)S he has reason 10 believe that Mrs, tapp was leccntly confined, that Mn. Skelton was pretenl nl her confine ment, and that Cicero Grime was there on the 5th of February. An officer from At bona, who can Identify Grime, It expected to put In an npearancc by next tteamcr:nd settle the (juctllr.n, Alexander Worked a few dayt for Henry lin den at the soda works. After his incarceration at Umpire, Alexander tent a note to linden ask ing hint to telegraph to Lucy Alexander, his lis ter, at Scuttle, W. I ., to assist in establishing! ino lueniity anu innocence 01 trie prisoner, iiu den't dltpatkli elicited the following antwer; SRATTIX, W. T., March 7. II. Iltldrn. Kobcrl Alcxandor has daik complexion; slight mustache; was In Seattle In September; was botn on Whldhy ItUndj bit grandmother la Mrt. Fay, on Whldhy iLind. Answer. J At. Al.l.XANm.K, his uncle. Huden answered this dispatch", uslcd for a belter dcscil.liqn of Alexander, and afterwards received the following: SiiATTU:. W. T., March 9 II. Huden. Ilroad, flat face; now thin and long; mouth not large; lips thin; open slightly when talking; slight mustache; dark complexion; eyes giey; age about ay, about 5 fret 7 inches tall; com putt build; usk (?) question wired you yester day; father. Wm. Alexander; mother dead, two brothers l-'rank nnd John; of course he it KoU-ft Alexander or be would not telegraph to Lucy. JA. Al.hXANDMv The above description Is applicable to the man In jail, nnd If he be Cicero Grime, we are mis taken; but we believe, us Hume says, that Giline hat been here, nnd be may be here )ct. Following is the description taken of Grime at his commitment to the Yuma uison October 11. iBJa: Keadt and wrilet; natite of Arkansas, convicted of robbery; sentenced to at years, aged 34 years, pliotographer by occupation, 5 feet J inches high; light completion; blue eyes, light-brown hair, small, round rnis; sery small feet; wears a No. 3 or 4 boot, moles all oter the small of hit back; wart on left tkle of ttomacb. sery hairy breat, three motet on same; vnccinr scar on left arm; star on left knee, about an Inch long; moles nil over back of right arm; broad across the hips; piquant features and quiet nnd active In his movements. I'.tpcrts claim that the foregoing description is tint of Alexander, nnd it was on this that Jus tice Hyde held hlrm Democratic County Convention. The democratic otert of Cool county arc hcrihy requested to meet at I ho UfcMil placet of voting In tho various prctim.1 on Siturday, the Sih ilay of April, 1884. at t o'clock p. in., and select delegates lo attend a county convention, whlcli It hereby called to meet at Coquilte City on Friday, the 11 ill day of April, 1884, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of nominating one candidate for the statu senate, one teprescnui live, candidate! for nil the county offices except ing county judge, four delegates 10 the demo cratic ttitn convention, and fur the transaction of such other business as may come before the convention, 'llie convention will consist of 47 memoers. npportronco, among trie various pre cincts on the mtlo of one delegate for every 10 votes, and one delegate for every fractional part thereof owr one-half, cast for J. S. Smith for governor m 188a. nnd one delegate for each pre cinct nt large, which will give the several pre- ducts the following representation Itanitoii ,.3 Denver Slonch,,,.. .a llrcwslrr Valley. ..... 1 Hurlon I'rnlrle. a Coos Klier... .,,..,.! Coos City...., a (.oquille City 3 Coquille ,....3 Umpire City 3 Unchantcd I'rolrie. .a Hall's IVnirie 1 Johnson's, a 1-ake Marsh Meld..,...,, ,.6 Mlttnuri ............ a North Coot River.... a Randolph...., 4 South Slough ....... .a Sumner.,.., . ., a Ten-mile 1 Democrats are urgently requested to nttend the primaries April 5, 1884, nnd, if possible, select delegate! who will attend the county con vention in person, Ity order of the democratic county committee, dated March 5, 1884. Wtl. HAM., Chairman. Outlet A. Winchester died at his residence In thli place latt Sunday morning. His death wat" not unexpected, nt he had been A victim of consumption for several years nnd hit physician had abandoned all hope of hit rallying sev eral dayt before death relieved him of the severe pangs of lilt List hours. Charley came (0 the bay In 1857, when a lad it years of age, and grew to manhood among thlt people, where he leaves a host of warm friends to mourn hit untimely end. Hit widow and four orphan children, In their tad nffllctlon, have the sympathy of all who knew tho kind nnd AlTcctlqnnto husband nnd father that hat been laken from them by tho In exorable hand of Death. The remains were in terred at Umpire City last Monday. A vast con course of friends unit relative! participated in the qbtequlci, conducted by Key. A. ft. Uicken ,lach' , Henry Huden's soda, business In this place lint assumed tuch vast proportions that he hat deemed It cxedlnt to take lift a partner, and David Young hat purchased a halfjntercsl. The dullness hero will run right along, Just ai if nothing had (uppenod, but Huden contem plates branching out and imMng things pop in another locality ai soon ai he hat educated Young to the perfection point in manufacturing the r(fcTvctclngild or which Huden Is cele brated far- anc5r. WlKt Huden doei not understand about the tenia buslneti it hardly worth knowing, and wherever lie putt n plant the people can depend uon receiving a better article than Ihey ever tatted before, unlett It wt of hit make. If you want to hire or buy n small boat, apply to David F. Gould, the gentlemanly clerk at the Marttificld Qolden drug ttore, He can At you out In the boat builncti to perfection. W. J. Hullcr, the accomplished cleik at the Coot Hay drug ttore, wnt made glad last week by tho arrival of hit who nnd child by ttcamer. Sputh Coos River Items. . To the Udltor of Ihe CoAsT MAIL 1 W. H. Noble wat on the rlrer n few tlnyt ago, engnglng n largo number of plica lo rnft to Situ Frnncltco, t O, H. Mook and HcA Smith lately en mo In over the (.oot bay wagon road. 'Ihey pro nounce It In an almost Impassable condition, nnd In their judgment the stage will not run be fore Ihe ttt of July. Ken is feeling and looking much belter than when ha left seven weeks ago. Mrt. Nathan Smith, who hai l-err confined to her bed for teveral dayt with a severe Attack of the prevalent Influenza, b now convalescent. Frank Kogeii lately sheared hit flock of An gora goats. He propnui to show the farmer on Coot river that there It money In something, betides fat itc and cheese. The wool livery valuable, but c yield of Frank's flock Is not enormous. I In has not made nny shipments yet, but oon will, nt he Iini the fleeces of several yntts nicely stowed away In a shot tack In the top of the barn. At soon nt the weather settle! Harvey Smith will turt for the Ca-ur d'Atene mines. I lit out fit, such At shovels, bars, pans, etc., will no; cost him much, nt he hat n pick. Trout tire biting lively nnd good anglers are having rare tport. Dr. Hudson hat been quite ill for tome lime The annual meeting for school district No. 7 wat held nt Cjulnn college latt Monday. S. C. Kogert wnl elected director, in opposition to J. W. ludd, the up-rlvcr candidate. The nomi nation! for cleik were A. Smith, John Yoakum and Anvon Rogers. 'Die contest for the clerk ship was the only thing that created much ex citement. It wnt evident nl the start that Smith would make n hot run, but Kogert wat elected byn small majority. In n few well-timed re marki, Kogert thanked the electors for the honor conferred, Harmony prevailed throughout Ihe proceedings. Mr.XCURV. South Coot river, March 9, 1884. J, G, Klchardt hat conclude I to not wait fo the steamer and hat engaged passage for himself nnd family pn the tchooner Umma Utter, which vrisel It expected to tall about next .Saturday. Mr, Kichiitdthni lcen oneofjheiubtlantinlnnd useful cillreniof the bay since June 1 r, 1875, and when he and his family go nwny they will carry with them the good wishet of tills entire community for llicir. future happiness nnd pros perity, in whatever locality their lines may lie cast. June 11, 1875, Mr. KlciMn.lt arrived at this place on the steamer Umpire. He entered the service of U. 1L Dean & Co. that tame day and worked for them until September of that year, when he accepted a situation at Henry title with the C. H. O. coal company, where he re mained six months, after which he relumed to thlt place, built hit house, and again went to work for Dean A Co., ns millright and builder, continuing In their employ until list week, when he resigned the foremauthip of their mill, which position he held for the three yean preceding hit resignation. Mr. Richards will accompany his family at far mst nt Cincinnati, from which place hit wife nnd three of the children will proceed 10 Livonia, New York, while he nnd hit ton Willktm will go Into southern Kentucky and middle Tennessee, lo Inspect the coal, Iron nml timber resources there nwalting development. If Mr. Iticlkirds Ira favorably Impressed with the outlook cast, he will remain there and engage in busmen; but If he be not pleased witli the ap pearance of things he will return to tint coast Sue Quong Is to prosecuted In the circuit court for having captivated and inaxriol a maiden under tweet t6, contrary to' the tlatutc. Ixe Wing, Quong's father-in-law, has teen collect ing an ossctsment of 13 per head from his gang. Al first we thought thlt wat to raise a fund lo pnythe highbinder" for killing Quong, but now it ms It it for the purpo- f f-liig lawyer. There will be no cetviuon of hostill tlet nt long at the Chinese can rains the tinews of war. This week iglin & Gray received a ilocu ment from Crctct-nt City, Cal., signed by Jas. IJ. Murphy, tujicrior judge; W. H. Otto, herlff, nnd F. Ilurtidiell, merchant, certifying, partly on knowledge and partly on Info'mation obtained from white men, that Tic Tie it only 15 yean old. 'Ititt it considered a stnyig docu ment In the prosecution of Quong. It Is intima ted that tome white people, among them an At torney, may 11U0 be prosecuted for advising, aiding and nbetlmg Quong and Tie lie In vio lating the law. If the prosecutor! hive the c.iw) they claim to have, it might redound to their credit to extend the prosecution to the white rare, for It now looks altogether too much like a Chinese racket for spoils, and carrying it before the United States commissioner did not dhest it of any of this taint. At Horns creek, thtco or four weeks ngo, J. V. Kussell, while loading a Remington rifle? had the thumb of his left band badly Injured by the explosion of one of the oarttldgcj, the charge of which entered the ball of the hinuand plowed its way to the wrist. The physician who wns culled to dress the wound tied it up and trusted to providence for the consequences. After suff ering a gir.it deal of pain and becoming satis fied that hit cate demanded the sersicet of n skill ful surgeon, Kussell came to tho bay nnd had Drs. Golden & McCormac examine hit hand, Tho upper joint and bones of the thumb hud been injured to nu extent that rendered amputa tion necessary, nnd list Sunday the doctors look the thumb off. Kussell is now ntcomfoi table as could be ex)ccted nnd will in n few weeks have a well hand, minus the thumb. At n meeting of the trustee of the First Itap tlst Church association of this place, held last week, J. G. Klchardt resigned nt one of the trustees and nt prcldcnt of the building com mittee. K, F. Cook was chosen as Mr. Richards' successor in both placet, tail week Mr. Rich ards received from the American Homo Mission society $300 for tho benefit of the church In this place. The money wnt paid over to E. It. Dean & Co., treasurers. To-day the church It fit from debt; it hat, liaught and paid for, enough lumber to floor nnd nil the building, and tho subscription! due are more than sufficient to put In tho seats attl finish the structure In proper siy 10. Suits brought by II. II. I.use, In the United States court al Portland, ag-alntt the following limned citizens of this pkiccffor ossess!on o( disputed property, have been dismissed by stip ulation 1 A. Nasburg, A. Knine, Geo. Wood, It, K. Kceil, Titos. Hint. Ueeuuy. W. G. Web ster, L. Mattin, I. M. Noble, G, Webster, O. Ralston, O. F Smith, Wm. Reichert, Frank Ungren, Geo. Raymond, R. Millage, J. J. Cnu field, D. Young, J. Osborne, John Kenyon, C li. Golden, Wm. Lind, Geo, Stauff, Catherine Swcgle, C. W, Lowe, I. Hacker nnd Nasburg & Webster. Casei ngqiust a number of other citl tent have been set for trial nt Ihlt term of court. Deputy United Stalet MarsI1.1l Wetiell re. turned from IVmland last Thursday, Sue Quong came with Wetsell at fur nt Gardiner, where Quong Hopped to visit tamo of bit countrymen. He enmo home Saturday. As we predicted would bo the result, the case wns nt once dis missed nfter being cart ied to Ihe United States court nt Portland, On ,bls wny home Quong met Siglln nt Drain's. Quong says Siglln invited him lo taken walk In the woods. He respect fully declined the Invitation and politely told Siglln to go to hades with bit highbinders. Arrival! and Departures, by Steamer, Hie Attain arrived on the 5th with the follow- k Ifllr list of rwmengctt: Mrs. W. J. Hutler and child, Mrt. II. If. Tyrrllflnd children, F. M Lnngloli, A. Uancrofl, Cnpt. Tat. Hill and wife, dipt, tartcii, wife and family and eight In Hie tletrnge. , The ttenrncr sailed on Saturday, with the fol low Ing-nnmed patteiigeri; A. Boyrle, W. Not ley, M. Williams. Henry Ilarg, I Llcbman, II. L, Judcll, P. Colin nnd Richard Venter. The Plalndealcr now announces that Hon. J, C. Ftillcrion will not nllow the ute of hit name before the republican -state convention for con gresslonnl honors, rnllerton favors Horf, Din ger Hermann of lloteburg, whom he believe to postett the ability lo represent the Interests of this lection of the state with justice to himself and advantage to hit contlltuenls. 1 hejack tonvillo Sentinel speaks highly of Hermann nnd sayt that he can have n solid support from south ern Oregon In case he consent! to the use of Ms name before the convention. K. A. Anderson's son Heibert came near lie lng tilled by a bucking horse dial he was riding from Ihlt place to Umpire one evening last week. The linrte fell upon the loy, but hit father nnd Henry Rhodes extricated him unharmed, though Ihe call wnt entirely too tloie for comfort for tha boy while It lasted. Joseph Dame it preparing to devole hit place at Haiti prairie exclusively to the dairying busi ness. Tlr Herald tayt V. N. Ferry of Coquille City will toon move to Dame's place and takjf cuargo 01 mi hum nets. One by one the county clerk! follow Alex Slauffs example and announce that they will thlt year issue licenses 10 lady applicants free of charge. 1 he clerk of DousUs county Ml Inm line List week. .The I'laindenler lays Al. McKenrle, late of Drain's station, died In Washington territory last week. The democrats of Alabama have just begun to realize the danger that threatens tlicir party from the growth of protective sentiment!. The Industrial league of that state is circulating for signatures a paper which contain! this declara tion: "We believe It to l the firtt duty of every true Alabamian to lend hit influence to the pertetuation of n policy (protection) which bears within It the gcrmt of an enduring pros perity." Tlie circular is indorsed liythe Hirm- ingham Age, u democratic paper, nnd the Selma 'limes, also democratic, treats the manifesto of the Industrial Iwigueas evidence thil the protec tionists propose lo elect a protectionist gover nor, and right protectionist congressmen and a protectionist senitor, within tlie democratic ranks, if possible, but outtido of them if necet- wry. . D inlel W. Voorhces, w ho It pressing hh Iill lo make It jHrnal for office-holders to contribute to political purpose!, It In favor of IHiyne, and on what doct tlie Payne Iwom ml? Money, nothing but money. Payne has a fortune, his ton hat another, the SMnilatd oil company n score at their disposal. Tilden furnishes money nt the Nrw York end. William I Scott, another Payne man. It not unfamiliar with tlie use of motley In polities. William II. Ikirnum will be found not for from tlie front when it comet lo currying Connoctlcut for Payne by the free use of money. II. B. Payne, by the testi mony of hit own party, lint already bouht one office. Tlie democratic party expects to aid him to btty another, through an expenditure whose tike hat not been seen In American politics. Udlson it gelling Into shape hit clcctrle loco motive and !reial other electric machines for a coming great international electrical exhibition In hr lu-lil in ItilLulelnliLi neit fall under the auspices of the l-'rankhn institute. Tlie key and kite tiring of IJenJamln Franklin w ill lie the start ing point of an cshibition which will end with the Udlson' electric locomotive. Intervening will be the telephone, the phonograph, the telegraph key board, nnd every other known appliance in the electrical world all of width ttartAI from Franklin's kite string and door key not so very many sears ngo. Franklin nnd Morse have patscd away, but Udtson and lk-ll are with us. and will be present nt the exhibition as worthy eprcsenUtlvTS of the dead worlhle. Some "fresh" democratic organs outside of Nuw York kiv been advising the party In tlint state to "ignore" Tammany this jear. John Kelly's organ, the New York Star, strikes back with double loads. It tars that "the time ha arrived for blunt, frank talk." Witliout Tam many the democrats cnnnol carry New York, and without New York no democratic president can be elected. Tammany, the Mar give no tice, will not lie A suppliant for admission to the Hate convention, at it feels fully as able to get along without the parly nt the party it to gel along without it And finally the demorratt are Invited to put wliatever construction they please upon this language. S. IJpman & Co., Portland merchants, have dispensed with the old style of marking goods at even figures and lutve Introduced the system of selling at odd figures, according to cost, and of making change to n cent. This is n sensible and just move in behalf of buyers. Coppers should be In circulation nil over this coast. The prejudice against ll,?in, especially by the work Ing people. Is fallacious. A fnlr profit is nil that the merchant should expect, and the correct way of doing business it to mark goods as Up- nun & Co. do and nuke cliattge accordingly. The sooner that system become general the bet ter!! will be for the public Dakota wants to be n state, but Dakota is go Ing to lose its large colony of Mennonitcs, who went there from Russia. After a comparison of notes with their brethren who settled in Kansas, they find that the Litter have far surpassed in pro gress ike Dakota colonists The Mcunonite: are agriculturists of great skill. They have had nmple lime and opportunity to take an accurate measurement of Ihe agricultural tetourcet of Dakota, and the fact that ihey will fortnke thai territory in a Ixvdy Is full of significance. No man lias ever occupied the presidential chair with moro dignity than Arthur. His con- I stunt care for the light of all, and a strict ad herence to the laws, swerving neither to the right nor left, executing vigorously every statult have won him Ihe good will nnd friendship of every member of congress, as well as of tho whole people. MRSi Mi TOWERb MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING! KM PI UK CITY, OHKUON, HAS ON HAND A NEW AND fine stock of Millinery nml Dress Makltt Hoods! is-All orders promptly attended to. Iigj9 M MAMNE INTELLIGENCE. Arrived. March 5; Sir Arcnta, Mandrill, 44 dour from San Francisco, with pittcngers.and merchan. tllv, to Fred leln'iter, ngent Sehr EmiiM Utter, Allen, 10 days from San Francisco, lo Denn A Co. March 6 Schr Parallel. Petrriion, 13 dayi from Sin Fmncitco, to IxHrte mill. March 7 Schr Iurn May, Dilling, 13 dayi irom jwn rmnnsco. to uean Co. Mured 13 &.V C II Merchant, Dollard, dayt from San I ranclteo. to Denn Co. Sailed. March 8 Str Aronta. Marshall. San Francisco. March o Schr Laura Mndten, Madsen, for San Francisco. Schr Elvenh, Ot-e, for Snn Francisco. IJWJUWJil..J'. Il1t Coal and Lumber on the Free List. Wasiiinoton, March 6. The house commit lee on ways anil meant hat acted favorably upon the Morrison tariff bill. As agreed upon, It places talt, coil and lumber on the free list The pro viso with rrtpect 10 coil It to the effect that ft thidl not apply to Cnnftda until that country pi ice our coal on the free Mil. Tlie agreement to rcnOrt the amended bill favorably wat reached byn slrfcl pirty vote, 7105, Morrison, Mills, mount, lflnelmrn, llerlicrt, mum anu jones voting; in the nlTirmallvr, and Kelly, Katson, McKlnlry. Iliseock nnd Knstell in the negative. Hewitt was not present when the vote wnt tak en. Iiul ft is known that he .-".erect with the ma jority and woolri Im e votrdln favor of the report had he leen present. Morrison will makea ma jority report upon the bill Monday. It It very common In China for an offidal who thinks that he has offended "the powert lhat be lo ! tlMt his head mav be cut off. Now if some Am;ricnn politicians could be disposed of In the same manner, what a boom business would lulve. The democrat do not want a long presiden tial campaign. The shorter the canvass, they think, the lew time for blunders br their candi date. SUMNER EXPRESS. From and nflcr this date the undersigned will run a regular express boat between Marthfidd and Sumner, All business and orders intrusted to me will receive prompt attention. tuii.-N KU1M. Marshfield, Or., January to 1&84. NOTICE TO DEBTORS,, Persons- indebted to the undersigned are re quested to call at the Star taloon and teltle their accounts before the tst of March, as about that time 1 will retire from business, and It ts abso lutely necessary that persons indebted to me should square their accounts by that date. fC7 mi" WIAS. ETEKKCK. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Are you disturlied at night and broken of your rest by a sick child tuffering and crying with twin of cutting teeth? if so. send at once and l a uouie 01 .Mas. wmstovvs soothinc. Syjtur ror. Cimmixkn Ts: tiiinc. Its ralue is Incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend upon it. mothers. there is no mivtajce atsout It it cures dysentery anil diarrhoea, reculatrs the stomach and bowels, cures wind .colic, softens the gums, reduces inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole svstem. Mrs. Wikslow's Soothing Svtfur l-OR Clllt hhf.;i TK.r. thing is pleasant to tlie taste, am ts tlie prescription ol one ot the old est and best female physicians and nurses In the United Stalen. and l for sale by all druggists throughout the world. Price 15 cents a bottle BORN. At Sumner, March , to the wife of J. B. Dully, a son. At Drain's station, March 1, to the wife of t-rank hml.h. a daughter. U- B-KCMB MARRIED. Near Coquille City. February 29, Levi C Gib ton to Mlsi Carrie Uarros. At Rose-burg, February 26, Simon McCalhstex to Mrs. Emma Gano. At Drain's station. February 33, W. E. Morris to Miss I. t. Iiiompton. DIED. thfield. March 9, Charles A. Wi- cbes- tcr. r. aged 39 w. In M.irkhdrM. March o. Stella Catherine, only child of D.J. and Amanda McLaughlin, aged 16 months nnit 19 d.is. I looked at her there. So tweet and so fair. In her !!::. . '5- bed. With the flowers at her head, Herself a tiny flower. Asleep in Death's great bower. The scaldihg tesrs are shed. For llieir Stella dead. Wltat a life's great battle To miss her Ixiby prattle And to see the vacant place,. All for want of baby face! Then 1 thought of ihe toil you see From which llios hands were free TlrbiC little hands so white 1 see them as I write The little bouquet and all. O, it was a Saviur s call, For He loves juvt such as she, And ber kindest friend will be. E. A. It. LULU! J. A. EGENHOFF, Captain. xi:w '-B.iia:-' l'AIIIiK. TTNTII. FURTHER NOTICE THE U summer LULU will nnVe a trip up South Coos river to Yoaknm's landing EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Every Fndas morning, nt 7 o'clock, she will lease Yoakam's for Marshfield; return to oak nm' iii,- Limp ilav.and then back to Marshfield. Tlie LULU ft subject to charter for special business at all times except Thursday afternoons 11 ml Krl,ta4. Towing of nil descriptions promptly executed nt luvson.iuie raies. Orders left at the CuASl M.ui. office will re echo prompt attention. For fut titer particulars npplv to 0e6 J A. EGENHOFF, Master. iMinY! NEW GOQ.DS! &f NEW ' IT STYLES! 3:-s.a.-s-. lxtse (AGHNT TOR W. K. M7KN), J-KONT STRBET, MAKSIIVIELU, OREGON, Opposite the Central Hotel, TOUUU RKSIU'.CTrUU.Y INFORM Y tho I ulles of MarslificU nad icinity that she hat ust vtcelcu AN ELEGANT STOCK OF NEW GOODS KMUKACtNO A COMft-KTK ASSORTMENT OP LADIES' HATS, CAPS, TRIMMIMGS, Aud Millinery Goods ot au tunas. ALSO Children's Toys OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ffi-Ctamlng and trimming 'lone to order and perfect iaufaclion guarntntced. A tharu of patroiuRc It solicited. Please cal' and ex-nlne tuv ursv goodt. STEALER j fci'iji-n 'VliJtP. Miscellaneous" Ad?trtifMtff rplDE LAND LOT EAST OP THB LUNCH ROOMS BUILDINGS, Front tfrect, Marthneld. " ' Appfy ttt A. M. CRAWFOtfD. j.110 Attorney at law, Marshfield, JOJELN TAST, --DBiU.RR 1M JAKADY-MADE CLOTHING, D00T9, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Overall, , Oil Clothing' and Southwesteri, Tobacco, Cfgara, Cigarettes, Pipes, Jewelry, Candies, Prize Boxes, and a variety of notions, P K Building, Front street, Marshfield. Men's Suits of Clothing-, from Wine to Thirty Dollars I My motto is quick talcs and small ptofits and a share of public patroaige It respectfully so licited. noM JOHN TAST. ROGERS' ;OTrw store. South Coos Eiver. THE L'NDEKSIGNUD HAS JU3T RE CEIVED and opened up fof sale, at hi new store at his place on South Coos river, an extensive stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, EMBHACIXG Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware, Tobao coes, and almost everything1 the market demands, all which will be sold at THE LOWEST LIVING RATES; And persons living on the river, at well as e!sc- where, will find it to their interest to call and trade with me, J.118 S. C ROGERS. - TIECE PIONEER MARKETS, Marshfield Empire Citt. II. P. WHITNEY, Proprietor. A good supply of MUTTON, om CANNED I1EKF, M ' GOODS, POItK, ETC. t r iiTC, ETC. and all kinds of SALTMEATSandVegeTABLES constantly on hand. Also a good stock of GXIOOBZUBI VESSEL8 AND LOGGING GAMPS . SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICX. JOHN KENYON, DEALER IN FANCY GOODS. TOYS & CAXDIES, BOOKS & STATIONERY, CUTLERY & TOBACCO oia4JR,s. AND NOTIONS. NASBURG & HIRST, Frost Stkeet, Marshfieu), Ooh. TVTEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAM cr ; keep constantly on hand in our largo nnd commodious store, well selected stock of General Merchandise, .eonsttsing of tho best staple and fancy d:r," goods. of all kinds, the choicest GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. A LAKOE STOCK OK Clothing, lists and Cans, Boota and Shoes, Kubber and Oil Clothing, Oil 'Cloths, Slippers, Crockery Glass and I laruware, Tools, CIGARS ana TOBAVCO, Paints, Oijs and Varnishes; CltoIc Wines and Liquors; Tinware, Am munition, Cutlery. Wood asd Willow are, School Books and Stationery, Furnish ing: Goods, Hosiery, Etc, Etc., Etc. Our extensive show cases are filled wish tho finest MILLINERY ANDJANCY GOODS. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. N. B. -All poods purchased at our Store will bo delivered free d charge at nny point on the route ot the steamer Alvrtlo. vW-if M:"ri,T,JE HALL & LIGHTNEK, rroprictors. IVKW TINE.TAHLE, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THB steamer Mutle will run as follows ; L.-ae Marshfield for Empire City every mora ing at 8.30 and every afternoon at a o'clock. Returning, leave Empire City for Marshfield at to 10 n m. and 4 o'clock p. m. At Empire City the M)rtle makes dote coa nections withjanls, Cornwall & Co's stage Unc lo Drain's. Prior to starting on or after the returns from her regular trips the Myrtle It subject to charter, on reasonable tenns, for towing and other In I nest. For further information, apply to jeai IJALL & LIGHTNEK, Vroorietor. $72 A week made at Iiome by the Indus, triout. Best business now before tha public. Capital not needed. Wewllt start vou. Men. women, boys nod girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now U tlielimi You can work In spare tlmegrgfcra j our w hold time to the business. No other bul nest will pay you nearly utvcU. Nog&ccm fail to mala enormous pay, by engaging at Kft, Costly outfit sua terms free. Money mode tut, cosily and honorably. Address TRUE CO.. AugujU, Maine. tajl a J KNSkl rwt&J3M wHr- . S8 .va tr '.iJi C- B-3S " &. 't ' k Jit." i K -- "j. V -.-a - , Jjjtgjfe-.W', I'lJVf M j 'lijtPi "st f" "w- s 11 1. 1 . : ;-Ufcfc.t Jtttort -rj