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"STOsHlSHS The Coast Mail. Published erery Thursday mortflng. By JOHN CHURCH, Editor and Proprietor Terras, In Advance. One year.,. $a 5 Six morula 3 1'hrec month t oo MARbHPIELD. Thursday, ::::$::: OREGON : : : : : May 7, 1885 PETER COOPER'S INSTITUTION. Tha Hose SIx-Morr Building with III School and Headlnjr-Hoom. "Oath" In Cincinnati Enquirer. 1 Right opposlto the Bible house In New York City Is Peter Cooper's Institution, which to my mind marks tho period when religious anu piiiianturopieinsiiiution9 00 .!1.1 .Ailinrl.in.r-Tilin.inUimnfnmt Km. 7.1 wtVTrnrV SrS, re. In the naturo - ,l,! Ulll,nr tn mvnll nr-ninet w. i ,.v6o, .... .--" -o---- Mrionum or proceeos wnnoui ine uasi m'.or ?i"i7iIlL0USJiSf xs to religious systems. Thowholo of science Is to investigate and re - reference to religious systems.. Ihowholo rjMhnos port tho results. The general tendency of religion has been to bo jealous of these results lesi incv ungui noi nave uecn tra ditional Science becomes moro concerned in the external health of man than In his spiritual or soul relation. The Cooper in stitute Is a huge sis-story brown-stone building, to which large attics have been recently added. It cost $300,000. Its founder was an old blacksmith, locomo tive builder and money setter, who thought the laboring people ought to un derstand art and science. So ho designed this building to be self supporting and under it he put a hugo hail, where Abraham Lincoln and most of the great men of our time have spoken. This hall is in the basement and is there fore eminently safe. All over tho build ing arc other halls for lectures, and it has a matraificcnl reading-room. The Cooper institute has a rent roll of nearly $r0,000 a year. Thirty thousand people come every year to read Its news papers. It has a school of design for girls and women with a daily attendance ot aooui lw; nan a nunareu more i attend IU school of encravinr. "sscnool enlisting them in his catue. Drs. of science is attended by about 300 per-1 . ,. .. , , , sons, its art school by 700. its telegraph , sPr,nP' rtts Bethnnc, Adams, and school by fiftv, and there are nearly tOO j other well-known divines were there, persons attending its scientific lectures dis-1 Watson was at that time the editor of a tributed all over the house. The interest) . ..,.., Vff YnrttHn Peter Cooper showed in the poor had a ! "ew 8PaK!r ,n tc" ral cw ork tho great deal to do with electing his son Syracuse Star. hen about to bo pros mayor of Xew- York. Before he died ' euted to Webster at his party, by nn Peter Cooper was an advocate of National ureenbacK money anu nccepieu a nomi nation for president on that and the Labor ticket X Coitly Vrr Vescl. London Truth.) What has become of II. 31. S. Thun- iliTpr? Thn miintrv h.ns eertiinlv not had m.tA .ln. f. lie MAn.r Mil rf liisn. I uiuui iuuc mi u.iij -In Ann j ' Kl, wuicu cost. Close uu ow.wu pouuua AVphstpr r i 1 andiii ill. fnr th sterling including 300.000 pounds sterling j c-v' "sterwas a tanauJote tor ttie for construcu'on and 140.000 pounds ster- nomination, and so were Fillmore and licg odd for repairs. She was launched ijcott. The highest number of votes re in March, 1872. at Pembroke dockyard, i -a by Webster was 32. The conven butwas not commissioned until August, ,. i , ,. , ... 1870. It was on her trial trip at the ' t,on of Saturday adjourned over till measured mile, in this month that one of , Monday. When Watson, with some her boilers burst, killing between forty j friends who had gone from Baltimore to and nf tv of her crew and wounding mori . ..-,. ..-.,, ,, , . ,,- than tw-fee that number. She thereupon ! ashlnSton " u' Ulm. called at Web returned into dock for six months. After ' star's, the door bell was answered by being at sea with the Mediterranean ' Page of Boston. He informed them BJS i?" .- y ! that lobster was suffering from the ef- burst in the after-turret while at practice. fec,s f !s recent fall from his carriage, killing sir and wounding thirty-two oflb J and was lying down, and that Mrs. Web cers and men. gter jI3, jne to cjmrci, but would soon Since that time, however, this ma?niu. , . '. cent iron-clad, one ef the most powerful afloat, has been Ivinr up in the Malta harbor, with her crew transferred to tho port admiral's flag ship. It is surely a scandalous nay, more, a criminal waste of public property and money, to be con stantly laying down and estimating for new wa-sbips, while a vessel, able with ill sister sJbips, the Devastation and Dread naught to sink any sis vessels in any navy. is left to rust and rot simply because sail ors havea prejudice asainst her and look I - uxju ucr as uu uuiucuy buip. Dreued In Kat-Sklas. Chicago Times. An ingenious inhabitant of Liskeard, Cornwall, exhibits himself in a dress composed of rat-skins, which he was col lecting for three years and a half. Ho made the dress entirely himself, consisting of bat, neckerchief, coat, trousers, cape, gaiters and shoes. Tho number of ran required to complete the suit was 070, and the person when thus dressed appears ex actly like one of the Esquimaux as de scribed by Koss. The cape is composed of the pieces of skins immediately around tho tails, containing about COJ tails. A ' a lady of Glasgow had a pair of shoes of , quisite workmanship, the upper part of wuicu were maae oi tne SKins oi rats.' lneieatberwas exceedingly smooth, and as soil as the finest kid. and anrx-arcd stout and firm. It took no Jess than six skins to make the pair of shoes, as tho back of the skin is the only part strong enough for use. The Jletrle Srttetn Abroad. Paris Figaro. M. Bertrand, the secretary of the French Academy of Science, recently made the important announcement that England had joined the international commission, which meets once a year at Paris to con sider the metric system. Thus England sets itself in accordance with the ideas of all Europe, and in the near future will make the French system obligatory. This decision, taken hv Enelanrt nt thp lt moment that is to say, at the opening of I the international congress at Washington, which Is to determine a common primo 1 zneriuian is not perhaps an absolutely disinterested one. England desires the ratification of the decision of the scientific congress held last year ut Rome, which adopted the meridian of Greenwich. Fraalc Cbanfran unit UU Valuer. INew York Tribune.1 When the late Frank Chanfmn rp(nml from California and was the possessor of a fortune, he bought a handsome houfe at Yonkers and then w cnt to the w arehouso In Peck slip, where hi father wa em ployed as a porter, and taid. "I'd like you to btep out with mc for awhile." "I can't," replied the elder man. it isn't ilinnrr imnr fMtiln0:.1' - entit t0 ! iag. Bam tnu actor ana then took bw ' father to Yonkers, showed him through , Xb0H.Wd,H tlio reply. - -.j uwtuiim imw. was .. u,',ii', m- , , ' A. Well, Is yours, " bald ' Chan- irau. nia Jarm for Fruit. IChlrago HeraU.1 Fruit packers have adopted glass jars for I putting up fruiL They claim that owing iu uiuiuiuiiui uusvrupuiousaeaiers oi put- tin? un dercivnl Iln.l Infr.rlnr fmlt In tin . ,. - - m . . , 1 it uccame necessary lor tncir own protec-' tion that they should use a transparent .iei, jiirougu wmen tuo conlcnU can bo wen. The class lani are nlwut in rr fvnl tnnMiuutlii l...u !.. ) can be used any number of times. Jo.li Ulllluea. IKow York Letter. II. Jf. BhaW (Josh Iltllfnm: nn. lake life as a huge loke exactly, but ho lnauagej to enjoy hluiwelf most of the llmu. He has just driven hU uag. Tom i ud Jerry all the way from Saratoga to not A MEMORABLE CAMPAIGN. t.. ak.tv, n..., ww.,i 5 rnJl0ZlnlZK v-.u r-i- litnitiK'n fliRiolrniia v!tt in NVtr York last autumn, writes Bon. l'erlev Tooro to tho Boston Budget, reminds me of a visit paid to that city bv Webster In hST.2. when ho wnnn earnest candidate fn. Mm i,i ,,m;nnttnn. nn.l )i eh u'.i.nn i,n ni,r,nt..iA,l ,NV)nn itnhin - --- son 1, ot mc itrnt 01 urcw, itoutnron ., who was one of Webster's leading jnds, gave a grand entertainment in ui niv nun ui xiun, iiuuiiiu -r,i.- n ii . ii. :.,.,.. t. Co, fric his honor, at his elegant house on Vn- ion square, erected by Henry Suydam, then recently deceased. All the promi nent lawyers of tho city of the whig par ty were present; George Wood, Prcscott 'M ro iiruNjiii., ucorKU nwi, itvwuii ! Hall, James W. Gerard, Hiram Ketch - I ... .,.,, I ,.,,.!!..,.. .l:C t.1..l ..,.,-- .................... .,iv. i..,.ubu,,u,, .u- ; r)in. 1 .,, nn,l ,r.!itiBa in r.. I f , lawyers and capitalists. In re .... ,, .. . , , 1 P'J" to a toasl complimenting ebsto i ,. . ,' .- . .v....:nni .l.mmli tl, l,.rk ?si lttnr sonester for his efforts in behalf of the compro miso measures, he mado a short speech in his most felicitous manner, which was not reported in the newspapers of the day. In this speech, after alluding to the troubled condition of the country, in consequence of tho mutation of the slavery question, and the admission of California, ami comparing it to an ocean convulsed by storms, he said: "Thus regarding the perilous condition of af fairs, and taking counsel of no one, but guided solely by the convictions of my own heart, I entered my skiff and oin barked on the waters alone." Another party was given to Webster the same week by Anson G. Phelps, which was attended by nearly all tlio clergymen of Xew York and Brooklyn of the Presbyterian and Dutch Iteform ed churches, with tho bono, doubtless, of old friend, Ketchum, the former ex claimed: "Isn't this our nortli stai- steadfast and true, and constant to the polo?" and tie gave him a very warm reception. In the following month of June a whig i convention assembled at Baltimore to i - ,.,. r ., 1 ! uu,UIuae a canuiuaie tor tne presuien-i ,e'nrn uu e invitcu tnom to como in. -vs mey were about to decline, ebster himself made his appearance on the! staircase, and called out: "Walk in,1 gentlemen! walk in! Don't stand upon the outside." Tiiey of course assented to his hospitable invitation. On enter- ; ing the parlors they found there Davis ! of Massachusetts and several ladies. ! 'ebter liad his arm in a slin and ap peared in a?i excited condition. Almost immediately after their entrance, Gar nett Duncan, a Webster delegate to Baltimore from Louisiana, came in. Webster, who was standing on the hearth, cordially embraced him and ex claimed: "My old fnend Duncan, a bundled times welcome!" Then they sat down on a sofa together to talk over the state of affairs in the convention. SaidDuuean: "The Maine delegation, leadiii-r off every mornint: for Scott, liarf very bad effect. Cannot fcome of vour friends induce them to cast one ballot I forvou? uvhatar ...l!l. !ti. ml ' " " 7 ' ... , let""B: -"aine: .o sues bOhl to bell and corruption!" Duncan was silent for a minute, and then said: "Those two delegates from Massachusetts, who vote every time for Scott, are injuring our cause very much, as they come from your own state. Cannot they be in duced to vote for you?" "Xo!" an swered Webster. "Xo! those men are abolitionists, and the aliolitionists hate me worse than they do Gabriel, and Gabriel was a unionist. By ! I could put down nullification, but theso abolitionists are beyond me; I don't know what to make of them." Duncan next alluded to Hazlehurst J of Philadelphia, who had been regarded , as a friend of Webster when elected to tho convention, and said lm behaved ) very strangely, as ho voted for Fillmore j on every ballot. "Ah!" said Webster, , "that man has been to see me twice. I have been to see him at his own house. j Ho has solemnly promised iio would ' ; vote tor me. I begin to doubt everybo- .1.. T I !.. . , r ., , .. 1 uj. i liegiu ioium; laiin in man." i After a silence of some minutes, Web-1 ster said to Duncan : "I gave way to i Gen. Harrison, I gave way repeatedly to ' Clay, l have given way to Gen. Taylor, j """"". uiiiik my turn nas come, I have bet my heart upon it, and I think Here i's a conven- ., . . . . ,......,..,. i, .,,,, w ui iim : first men in the United States, and, in j ; that convention I received but 28 votes. , It is disgraceful 1" ! uoii rnmnnwi a mnnt i ..n onn r ,i. ' At last ho said to Duncan: "Cannot . the convention bo induced to adjourn, I without making a nomination, tr fcrH...AH.l . ." . . c'cinc",uur vtcwiMirt p? T it -.,.. ' I will take tho stump . ,. ..an, and spoak to the ncoulo of thn t.orii. i. .. .,HJ?J" 0I tM0 nortl " summer. I will talk to them in Ohio and I'ennsyl vania, and when the first black frost comes I will go south and talk to them in Carolina and Georgia and Alabama, i and I will speak in Now Orleans on the ' day of tho election. ion. 1 The next moraine at 8 o'clock tlmv went to Webster'a house, he having! Invited them to breakfast with him. A1-, UiougU Jjabitually aa early riser, be bad 1 - .--- ---I ' not como down, and his guests Rat (town to bni(kfftrltl&in.tin. In a few min - tc.l mado hi. .. cmvnt in hand, and irrccted them in this nurtures ns f.r nortli its 02 degree, uii tlqnO Ultd familiar Stylo I 'MIoW fltrO y ' gentlemen-how faro ye?" He then wlthdrow to put on his cravat, and soon returned nnd took his scat nt tho table. All "acea ot the commotion ot tlio pre- vtous mem nan vatnsiicti. 110 was calm, serene, and even facetious. .... .- ... ....... - .- -- tin unit, imv (,on. x-oii u-ns nominal- , " v,,v "- " ed in Baltimore for the presidency. Lai Hint n'gl or rather nt 2 o'clock cm tl l.ntn fntlnwinrr limniln,, n .inrlf ,iF n-liira nn a serenading tour called on Webster, r. "" .,, -..., ' .......t .. He rose from his lied nnd made to them , tho last speech ho ever mado in this O rvtT 111.111U 111 linn iding paragraph has Iv misquoted. This is : "I shall rise, God ' nllw TliA f.tinf.1ii( -.- - -...- ' been often absurdly misquoted. Una is wllllt llO did R:1V : "I shall rise. Gol - - .- willmc, on the morrow, witu tlio larK than 1 am, I shall greet tho purpling D crt?t n3 careless, as blithe, and as jo cuud as ho." An Appeal to Newspaper Wits. Giie us a rest on the old. old jokes. And lc( in luvc something nc; Let up on tin- plumber nnd 'inolhcr-in-Uw, And (lie (lining policeman dol I.et us how no more of the Imlnless dude. Or the Ritl who tleours ice-cream. And put the husband ho sujs out Lite In his little bed to dream. Is there reason or thyme ttut the Vassargirl Should worry the txlitors so? And the squibs on the sire of Chicago's shoes Grew stale, ah I long, loo; ago. Set Oscar Wilde on the ice to cool, He is too, too oterdone. And gire us . rest on these worn-outjoV.es, We decline to consider them fun. j I'nil idelphla News. Omaha gets $120,000 a year from all her liquor licenses. Chicago charges $500 each for hers, and tho general re sult is said to be that tho worst class of saloons dio out; that tho total decrease is from 10 to 20 er cent, and that a good deal of cash from a now sotirco goes into the various treasuries. Jsomo towns sustain work-houses, others schools, and others the poor with tho liquor tax receipts. Sacramento, Cal., is indicted with an invasion of bugs innumerable of all sorts and sizes. The electric lichts nt uhrht 310 ft center of attraction for the pests, and it is no unfrequent occurrence for the lights to be put out by tho numbers of insects' that fall into tiie globes. American ste?l rails at present rates are only about $2 Si per ton above the prices quoted by the associated steel rail makers of, the United Kingdom, a ! state of tilings w inch lias never before ' been known in the historv of the traide. Two men who were cutting down a tree near uaiuon, uino, toumt fXW in a ; hollow. A third man came ap and : claimed it, and after a fight in which all ' got licked the money counterfeit. turned out to bei TIME TABLE or tub- STEAMER G9MET ia.-v noiiKirrs, . C'nptnln UNTIL Fl'RTHER NOTICE THE steamer Comet will run as follows: Leave MarshfieU for Empire at 8 30 a. nt. and at : p. m. daily. Ive Empire for Marshfieid at it .1- m. and at 4 30 p. m. daily, eicepting Saturday etetungs, when she will leave Empire at 6-30 o'clock. DAN & MANLEY ROBERTS. ap30 Managers. STEAMEB nlLTTILjIEJ HALL & LIGHTXEIl, Proprietors. IStlW TIMIVTAUI.i:. UNTIL FCRTHLR NOTICE steamer Mnle will run as follows THE Leave Manhfir Id for L'lter City ncry morning at 7 and eery afternoon at 2 o'clock I-rave L tier C ity for MarehfWld and Empire every forenoon arid for Manhfield every after noon on the arrival of the CoqtrtHe passengers. Ijave Empire City for MarshfieJd and Utter r- V.UJ ccT U-.T ill X utKKK p. ,n. imw llll I t I lr.1! fvpri r, ; ! ,v. .,x,.,u. ..tun 1 .. iii, ,-fvprieiors. ' E. B DEAN & CO. E. B. DEAN, D. WILLCOX AND C. II. MERCHANT. ' have Always on Hand a Fcix Assortment OI 'E General Merohandise ! STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE I i I J ThT. H H! "F?, MANUFACTURED TO OKDER A,,J SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIREfl nnd it tho LOWEST LIVING PRICES. The Coast Mail And the San Francisco -ttt rnriTrT tr CALL IV h Vi K I 1 V - - - - j. 3 75 Per year In adrastce. BdBflHHBHHHHHBtf'i On tucnorlliwat shores oLAslis corti ' cannot bo cutUvnled nt M degrees norm :latitu,!, although in tl.o Interior It ma-, tllO Oastom BllOtVS of America tllO l0r- thorn limit of its growth is M dffrrcc, and on tlio western shows it reaches about 57 decrees, wldlo in tho inlormcd- iato country it is known to go as far as Tlio fact that It thrives fur - 1 tho interior of continents 'shows is thought byM. 1 u ucKrcos. 1110 I ther north in man nn 1110 .. - - - . , ,, ' lliiVQin 111 In lift 1I1111 not. Iliuiiu " 10 cooling Inlluence of ice accumulations on 1 llin r11l. llllt tn ,lf lMtl(l llirCCI On 1110 .greater amount of sunlight receneu in .... . w , 4 ' , , , tho drv regions far from the oceans, in Norway corn grows In latitude 70 do - j aiui nj v'iu ;ivj,,n ,.. - 'grees, the climate being not only warm- el by proximity to the Gulf stream, but the skies being very clear as well. Kv,?n ! eu t.y proximiiy to u.o uuu "-"" the SkilS IK-lmi VOrV Clear 39 WCII. r.lll .... ,. ' .... ..., Il. , in uie most noriiiurn reuiwi, " " ,sh.ido temnemtiirc is very low, vegcta - , , tion may grow In sheltered swts ex ! posed to tho sun, nnd luxuriant scurvy ' . . j, ... . !.!.. t.tlin.1 ..r.,va i,.,. k.. .,.,.,.i mi Wnheu isami w uui( ... . . . - f , ,.n , .1. l, lid. ,l.i beyond SO degrees north latitude. Tlio lirst balloon pa-wago across tne Knglisli channel was made just lOOyears ago, and mado by l)r. John Jeffries, an American. In company with a French aeronaut. Dr. Jeffries mado an ascent in December. 17S-J. landing in Kent, which was so successful that ho signod a contract immediately for a trial trip over the channel. The Frenchman, although paid fcWOO for his services, tried hard to escape his contract, even resorting to the wearing a lead-lined vest, which ho thought would prevent them from rising. It did not, how over, and they landed safoly not far from Calais, This was 100 years ago, nnd the Scientific American points out that, as balloon voyaging is no mot e manageable now than it was then for precision, there is room yet for invention, and capital, too, to be expen ded in air voyaging inventions. THE STAR SALOON!! Opposite O'Connell's Hardware Store, XI VRSIIFIEM), okeuo.v, WEBBER & SONDSTROM rjiorniETORs. CHOICE WINES ANU LIQUORS OF fttl descriptions ami the best brands of imported aw! oejk cigars dfsed by at- Imtit !.n.l vmLvMLnl. luilwlWL in Ako pool tWe att dob rooms foe the ue ' rtJ ndtmiu n)n , ii. keino, A. SCUKKLCNt) i PIONEER SALOON, s I Front Street, Marshfield, I)i:itl,IM)A UHIAO, Proprietor. rnius old and rori'LAR SAIOO.V. I J. under the new management, has been re furnished with a sl.xV. of ' CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS, Which are ered by courteous barkeepers. t A share of rwtroaii;e soltc.tnl ind appreciated j XiTAgents for Philadelphia 1-ager llecr "tti I my ARCADE SALOON! Front at., opposite Whitney's Market, MARSiinr.U), R. M. HUTCHINSON, - - Proprietor 4 NEW RESORT, SUPPLIED WITH Choice 1VIne, LIijuorK. Cisruris Ale, I'orlcr, I-aK'r II-cr, And all the appointments of A FIRST-CLASS SALOON. I'atrooage appreciated and the wants tA cus tomers promptly attendcil lo by gentlemanly barteepeii Give the new saloon a trial. jca6 Bon Ton Saloon! Holland Building1, - - - - Front Street, MAHSHFIELI), J. XASUUItO, Proprietor. Always on hand, CUTTER and AAA WHISKIES and Choice Wines and Cigars. Also Boca, Milwaukee and Bay View Brewery Beer. iff-BILLIARD nnd POOL TABLE. aj-to EXCHANGE SALOON, I'ront Hired, 3IurtliUlIf N. P. HANSEN. ProDrletor, TM-lirD E i-nl.l.rv IN CHOICE BRANDS OF 0 JT I ailiin -vc-M-l4iiown AVIiImI-, A A A Vfr'IiUUy t.ad fine IlrandlcK, Vlnex, ClKitrw, ctf. Also Agent for the renowned Chi cago Lager Beer and Porter, at whole sale and retail. Also The celebrated draft or in bottles. Boca Beer, on noso IEr1a,s:ia.io:n.EL"tole MESS-MAKING 33 "X- Mrs. "W. IP. I-Iill I A' ' ll.ra T HER RESIDENCE. NORTH FRONT street, f.rit door north ci Mark s furniture itore, MarthficUl. I Cutllns and fitting In the blest itjle a spc I cialljr. ' I'atron.ige thankfully received, work promptly executed, and all work cuarantcud to gne sattt- ! action. nrio The Ooast Mail And the Philadelphia WEEKLY PRESS S3 OO Vmr yur lu ruce. .IUceUnoo8'ATertUemertU; VBROA ENDDRSCO BY jr ,-imSP 5UPERI0RJU d- ; ' PRACTICALLY fONUVENTAL 1 cH,iCt' J)(S'l, " Q'U . 51 9csi,t$i8 nod 45000 JYicea on ' g- 1 Uptf T13 tJJZiJX'- "Picav dll lf-' - . mm to MIK ! ft. v y MDNUmLlM I O ..., , ,. t, , FRED SCHETTER, of Mnnire, .. .-- Agent foi j Im u for Coos county, Oregon. , . .... ...,.. MOni-mi:NTS. MAOB I , ...h(1 lVtini,.. nre on cxhitillloii nt "-..." .'."'".I. .n. lll.i.lmll itMlffnl my onice ni ivmiuir. v ... ".-- r. 1 of all. w ption 01 monnii.c.... - ! Mn.l full ivirllruUn I lVrsons wishing lo puttluw "mf",,nTe lnlted to call tipon we nnd Inspect the "While . .... . ...... ....i IH.UI iiiintnir . iironie, me ne-i. nraw - "-;- substance of huh tliev me tiow inanuiacimni "j.ncc j..'Rl- st , , .;rn;K, tn.pire C ny- krask noss, j. n. I'Kiwroitu. COOS m FAMILY H DNvdZIKIET Front Ktrocl. .iliin.lili'i, South of the Postoffice. DIl.I.O.X A ISOSK, Ii-oirloir. HAVINT, Jt'-ST OITNT.t) Ol'R NKW nnd nent meat irwlrt Just south of the postoflicc. wc nic prrjured io furnish, at the lowest litiiig rates, the lsl of Urol. Veal. .tlutloii, Iork, Suit lloiilM of nil kind VpRCtlllllO". Cuiihim! 4Jwud and FAMILY GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. Vessels nnd lJBlnR Camps promptly up plied. , Su.-li a share of nablic mronae at first-cuti goods, low prices nnd square dealing entitle Ui lo t respectfully Solicited by j.viS CRAW KORD & ROSS. PIONEER MARKETS, MAKSIUIKU) Jt Kmi-irk Cjtv. 0, Schetter & Go., lVKOl'MKTOHS, Snccesson to H. P. WHITNEY. A good supply of Ml'TTOX, t OANNKI) iiKKF, Lmm uuuj, 10 K K , KTO arc, KTC and nil kinds ol SALTMEATSanuVEGETABLES constantly on hand. Also n good stock of ouocitiiiian. V E SbE h S logging" CAMPS -SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE NASBURG & HIRST, FRONT STUBCT, MAKPIiriKU), Oo.V. 1T TEW GOODS BY KVhUYSTEAM- nr; keep coiiktitntly on hand in our large and commodious store, a well selected stock of General Merchandise, consitsing of the best staple and fancy HDIRIT GOODS. of all kinds, tho choicest GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. A LAII0K STOCK OK Clothing, Hats and Caps Boots nnd Shoes, Rubber and Oil Clothing, Oil Cloths, Slippers, Crockery, Glass and 'ianl ware, Tools, VMA Its itiul TOH. :, Paints, Oils and Varnishes; Choice Wines and Liquors; Tinware, Am munition, Cutlery, Wood and Willowware, School Books and Stationery, Furnish ing: Goods, Hosiery, Etc, Etc., Etc Our extenslvo show cnaos nro filled wish tho finest MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. PRICES TO SUIT TUB TIMES. X. B. -AH goods imrrlnwol nt our Store will bo delivered free .' charco at any point on tho rotito if tlio iteainerMvrllo. vl-l-tf NOTICES FOR FINAL I'KOOF. Land Oinci: at KosKnuRn, Oregon, April 13, t885. "VTOTKK IS HKREIlY GIVEN THAT Jl thefollofting-narncd settler liat filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of Ws claim, and that said proof will l nwule before the Judjje or clerk of Coos county, nt Em pire City, Oregon, On Tuesday, May 26, 1885, VU : C'AKl. Hknkickson, declaratory statement No. 7, for the soutlieast (jnartrr ol llie south ern rjuarter of section to, and the north half of the souttiuest quarter and (lie soulliwrtl rpurter of tlie southwest quarter of section ll, township 1$ south, range 11 west, Willamette meridian. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz . Charles Rodin, S. n. Cathcart, George Stein. merman and Anders llongcl, all of Marshfield, Coos county, Oregon. aps3td WM. T, IIen;amik, Regisier. NOTICE EOU FINAL PKUOF. Iano Ofuck at Rnxcuunn, Oregon, April 13, 1B85. VTOT1CE IS HI'.RKIJV GIVEN THAT J.1 the following-namwl setller lias filed no tice of his intention to make hn.il proof in sup port of hi claim, and that said proof will he made Irf-fore the ludje or clerk of Coos county, at Umpire City. Oregon, On Tuesday, May 26, 1885, Viz : Arllll u Hosrn.l., declaratory sutnnent No, 4703, for the east half of the norlheatt quartrr and the northeast fpurlrr of the south east quarter of section to, and tho northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section u township 35 south, range 11 west, Willamette meridian, He names tlio following witnesses in nm.. , his continuous residence upon and cultivation UI MM) MIIU-Vlj ; Chailes Kodin, S. a Callicatt, George Stem, menruo and Carle Hennckson, all ol Marsh field, Coos county, Oregon. ajwjKj W. K. IltNMMIK, Rejrlswr, ikhsH Mlrtn7o1tt'ui3Mmcnt. I 1 4TvrnT,inN J!i. iV. mufwvi LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, M.VKSllFIKI.n, OlMXiON. QAHDI.E HOUSES AND lU'tHtY TEAMS to let nl nil bourn. HAl'l.INO done nt the slmrlest no lltv nnd at very iviisminliU rutcs. COAI, nnd WOOD nlvvnys on hand nnd dollwred nt tlio Inwcst rntcM. LIVERY STABLE MA USItFILU, OltliaOX, If, OIISKS TO I.ET ATAI.I. UOIMIS. Innltnf ilntiiv nt sliort nntlco. WOOD anil COAI. ttlwnvs oil hand, which will ho dollvvnd nnywhoro at tho owest rates. A. liANU. w7"(EL WEBSTER, ItU.VI.KU I.V CLO'THINQ:, HATS nnd OAFS? HOOTS urn SIjUlp, "' HarhrssJ Saddles nnd Itrltllcs,'' ' Crockery, Etc. AIm, a full lino pt dent's Fiinilchlnt: Goods Custom Hoot made at short notice and repairing nentl valid pnuiiptlyrlone. Call and see 1110. N. U. Oentleinen's lino suits n sik- clttlty. np'-'4 7SE Chicago Weekly News AND THE Coasf Mail i'or tt'4 75 mr jtr. ix AtiVAXfi:. TttK CHICAGO WEEI.CLV NEWS In now an tl;htiuiRr, slxty.fotit-cohitun p.tlcr. It It thu larKril "dollnr wrtkly " In America. It rlnhi brnad loiiKpap pre wtit each wedi n inrus f (holrtly iclcctcd inalttT, containing much lo suit each of the varying Ulni of tin. family circle. First nnd tuti-moM It dvtn all thu skwh, ctmiplcle as to detail, yit concise lit form. Iu rurmctttun with the CHICAQO DAILY NUWS(tncm lx-r of the ,,liucYiir'Af Pro) jiivc It facllltlraforiicwiiKathiTintllislirpnMnl by any Jmiruul in tho country, lu Maiiki.-t nci'oiiTri arc iicc!ally rout' plclu and Ihorouchly Irmtworihy Par ticular nlti'iition Is given to udtliulltirnl and homii uiillrra. I'.vrry wc con talun my roitn.UTKli rniuttl.f, nnd a regular installment of an oriRliial story by some well-known KnuIWi or Airier Iran author, cxclntlvrly muriil for the CIIIOACIO DAILY NEWS. Con tlciiscd note 011 fruhloin, ail, Itnltnlrln, lllcntlurc, science, ,tte.f ijc, pjrear n-pul.trly ' ' Few paper In the cnluilry are wt ex tensively iploled Ii) thu pr lu gciicial for ita bright and humorous paragraph . as the Chicago Jhili) AVtra, Thmr nre ' all-, reproduced In the WEEKLY NEWS. In It etllioriai rxpri-sttoji the ' paper spealui from I In- iiniidJMiltit 61 tho ixnia-KNiiKnr jotinialiti, thtrthy cst'ajv Ing the temptuilou to sti port or con. dnno tho (picstlonnblc iimlcr tho pre ure of party allegiance .Mcru Iartlntt cxtrcoilsti will not llkfl It, Ihc fair minded aivl IhouRlllful of nil partlns will apprrclutu nnd vuliie it candid lUtcmciits of fuctn anil rniicliiilnm, all calculntcil to tiuallfy the tender for the formation of hU ow 11 Ititellicut opinion. The political event of the )ccr lo pome prnmlHo to asttimu mcli n rlmructcr that a thoroughly truthful nnd im partial rcconl IxcoiniH nil Important rather than a patlhan one, colored and perverted to iuillvlduiil liking. In all It diputliiienu thu CHICA0O 'WEEKLY NEWS alum to prevent an rulcrprlklug, Impartial nnd (iileiliilnlnK family newspaper of the very highest gtade. WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY Wlun thty lUneu thtit Xulicrtptioiu. , Wllltsm Cannuti. I'antlse, ( Ulcti. itri A m.,la O.kliinl County, 'I llilnk It 11 1 ium btf paper in U a. Wlh. KBlilrsa, o iii "Ii Ii btittr than Bisur vl th IJ ).eit Jamil ( VIiIi.dc, in M rhariri aunt, Xw with ulkcr I rerel.a. I mutt tar juurJ, lb C'Hietno Hur Nmi, Ii uu4, t.nirr, l.n. I wouW ui; u.tn a inral linn a nuenbf r ut l ha Itiwa, It liUuowi.acrortiiajr, II Ii (rua to Ita nsttia Airrl I roller. Woudbull. Ilrorr County, il i''d'''T ""f lu ilu.l ;.ipiu ,ub- W V niiodei, Adrlin. 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W tfk Stirling B.w.ptpH, TflE M0BNO CALL, whoio roputatle. i paporaiftli worid-wld. and whoioeh w ottlalioa i exceeded by only one ne"' paper (tho Chicago Howe) weit of He w York. Wo taki plouaro U offKtol f eubicnberi thie goldea opportunity obtain tho now from abroad aiwo'.l that at homo, HAMl'LD COPIES ,HFHT FlEE. Addreu allo;dert te coast MAIL. Marehfteld, Cooe Co., Oregon. Administrator's Notice to Creditor!. totici5 is nuTuTuv GIVI'.N that .1 leuria oi hiiiiiiiuiiihiium w, ,' i ,i -" enaln of M.tll, Wikiimn, deceased, ere on I m ajd day of April, 1B85. duly IssucJ hy county court of Coos coiinly, Orrgou, 10 llie urn ..-.,' t .. f : r M.I all tironl tirriigncii, anu on creditors ui "'"' ' . f having chums against iho parinershli 1A)e" Mall. Wikman, deceased, to wl agalnil the partnership or Malt. Wlktnan, now deceased, and Alex. Lund, tlio undersigned, and unfln imtlnerof s.ild deceased, nic liweby no mea ' prcKiil their said clalmi, reipocllvelyi with tne iiroper vouchers, to the tindcrilgned. it lh ollicoof Crawford & Lockhnti. In the town Miirsliflcld, In C001 couiilv aforesaid, w'l'im ' moiuris alter me uaio 01 inn nonce anu i" publication thereof. MICH AHI SO, 1885. ..., ,ftk.M nuK-A' "w,,r.'i..i Adnilnlitrator of llie partnership eiuto of M ft ,, ,UU.(, WHUWi -