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MARSHFIBLD. OREGONi
Thufidy, : inn; September 35, i8go
C-ISECIHrilD, OH,.
LIFE-SIZE CRAYON PHOTOS COPYING AND ENLARGING
FROM 0L0 PICTURES, VIEWING, ETC.
ALL SIZES AND 8TYLES OF FINE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN,
For tlio Fncat Work i.t Reasonable Friaoii Call on us at MoMILLAN'8
uai,ikky, on A street.
M c JVL .1 JU JU j. 1ST & BRATT,
a runs mm rnotographors, Marshfleld, Orogon.
m
. S. Minott,
(Successor to J. I), Garfield.)
Dealer
in.
Tinware,. Hardware, 5 Farming Tools
Front street, Marshflold, Oregon.
Paints,
OllH,
Vumlnlicfl,
Jkufilicc,
Dooru nnd Windows,
Hardware,
Tinware,
(iluuswiiro,
Crockery,
Willow-ware,
HuggicB,
' IIiirncescB,
PnrmingToolfl,
Cutlery, etc.
Wood ware.
SOLE .A-GKEUSTT FOB
Bridge & Beach's SUPERIOR
Stoves and Range
Nasliurg &
DEJLIjEIS I3ST
rst,
ENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Fiiokt Stuket, Makhiikiki.d, Oh.
Wo krepcnimtniitly on lniiul in our large ami commodious mere, a woll
clcclcd Mark, cnnshdni; of Hie taut staple and fancy
Dry WooiU of nil Ulnilx. nnd tlio ckotcoHt
fsrorertaa nnd PravlitoHH.
A .nrgo stock of Clothing, ITnlsnnd Caps, Rooti and Shoe, Rtibbor and Oil
GlotliliiKi Oil Cloths, Crockery, Glass and Hardware. Paints. Oils and
Varniiduwi.ninMivare, Tinware, Ammunition, uuuury, oou
ami Willowwaro, nonooi iiiiuksihiii omimiiery,
Fur
nishing Ooods, Hosiery, Ktc. Etc
OIGABS JISTJO TOBAOOO.
Our oxtoiiMvo show r-asrs are filled with the flntMilllnory nnd Fancy
Pood ever brought to Ooox buy. NASRURO fc HIRST.
NEW
W, G, WEBSTER'S
BRICK STORE !
Front fltroot, Maraliflold, Oregon.
I keep cotmtantly
on liana ino larcosi nnu uosi biuck ui guuua
in Soutliorn Oregon.
BOOTS AND 8H0ES, MEN'8 FINE SUITS, HATS AND
The Arago arrived to-day.
Jewolry at Sengstackon's.
The smoko continues donso.
G rasa scodn at Songstacken's.
School commonces next Monday.
A 1 oak goad sticks at Minott's.
Tho Rutcher Roy Is laid up for re
pairs. Capt. Parker was on tho bay thfs
week.
Tho Nora Harking
tcrday.
arrived bore yes-
Lumbor is coming Into town at a llvo
ly rate.
Hats, tho very latest stvlos. at Bone
stacken's.
Tho tug Hunter was at North Rend
this week.
Stencils to order at Minott's hard
ware ttoro.
I'lnoBt stock o( boots and shoos at tho
Porter store.
Thero was a danco at Newport on Sat
urday night.
Tho school house In receiving a new
coat of paint.
Grading la progressing at Glasgow on
a largo scale.
JohnYoakem will drivo a team In
Laird's camp.
Ruildinga aro going up la various
parts of town.
If you want to boo cheap goods go to
tho Porter Btore.
CAPS, AMD GENTS' FURNI8HING GOODS.
j&. Corci-plete ZfcTe-w Stools:
i. r.. ii... rvnfnrv N.i lil stvlcB kent on hand. Our aim
is to kcop r.brgnst of tho timus and sell our goociu at rcasonablo prioes,
G-eneral Merchandise & Groceries
ZErETW" STORE.
XL NT CASH STORE!
The capacity Doubled.
2X"ETW PRICES!
-i iru Rmft,, iTT'ii hkkn ENTIRELY HE-FITTED AND ENLARGED
T,IaL?nV;Umk8ofnGoolIllb,1on received, which will be nld at bed-
" If Jou want to be ..tonl.h.d, coll and see us.
--". rrLi?nffiT0RE,Hat8'cap8'ctc-
T. W, UK.VXfK
H. 0. SMITH.
COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY,
RENNIE & 8HITH, PROPRIETORS,
JIInrAHHeld, OrcROH.
ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY WORK, ti.. moat
clminos wlil.nnt harm. LInon and lacps handled by Women
dolicato fabrics
Gont's work
n Harm, jincii 7 r . ... ,, vtf work.
ft apcclalty. Blanket. Bod-qullto, ami ' '"" ;-"' '
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. .TRY THIS METHOD.
Judgo Nosier was over from Coqulllo
City on Tuesday.
Tho Coos Ray Steam Laundry is do
ing excellent work.
Engineer Whipple has moved his
camp to North slough.
Tho court and lawyers havo rcturnod
from Curry county.
Many now buildings aro projected in
tho south part of town.
The Motor Co. la ondeavoring to so
euro franchises and right of way.
Fon Balk. At a bargain, an iron safe
In good condition at Songstacken's.
Laird Is Oiling Coos river full of logs
from tho now railroad on Lett Crook.
Rorn, at Myrtlo Point Sept. 13, to tho
wife of Dr. D. M. Rrower, a daughter.
Now stock of boots and shoos, your
very size and style, at 8eng8tacken's
P. O'Noil expects to loave with his
6Cows and outQt for San Pedro to-morrow.
Sborlff Slglin is serving jurors to at
tend Circuit court, which meets October
Oth.
For tho best looking suit of clothes at
tho very lowest price, call at Sengstack
en's. If you want a One silk shirt, latest
Btylo, for only 13.70, call at the Porter
store. " t
Manager Loggio has taken a trip up
Into tho stato of Washington and returned.
Messrs. McPherson & Closer have
bought lots in Gljsgow and will build
thereon.
John Kronenbcrg, tho hardware mer
chant of Coqulllo City, was on tho bay
this week.
TIiob. Minott has bought a fine team
of horses and handles tho ribbqns like
an ox pert,
E. J, Masters, of Sumnor, boa gone to
Monmouth to attend tho Normal School
at that place.
Mr. II. A. Moss of tho Glasgow Co
with Mrs. Moss has gone to Portland
for a few days.
Tho Marshflold Real Estate Co, has
put out a gorgeous sign on tho building
south of tho Rank.
LuBt Monday's Oregonian was devo
ted to manufactories of tho Northwest
and was a splendid edition. .
Died, noar Norway, Sept. 15, 1800,
Ncllio May, tho eleVon month's old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clinton.
Work is progressing rapidly on tho
new steamer being built at Lackstrom'a
shipyard. Tho ribs aro all in position
Tho Montesano's repairs are comple
ted and with a now coat of many colors,
(paint), she again walks the brlney
fluid.
Dr. Towor has bought the Gllmore
place on Coqulllo river opposite the ter
minus of the Coos bay and Coqulllo
railroad.
A largo quantity of pharaphernalia for
building tho Ro8oburg road arrived on
tho Areata and is boing put In shapo for
business.
Mr. Grollraan, the druggist of tho
EraplroClty drug storo, has resigned
his position and Louis Monroe has taken
his placo.
Married, at tho rosldence of the
brldo's paronta near Coqulllo City, Sept.
21, A. R. Cunningham nnd Miss Myrtlo
MiQuIgg.
Thoro waB a ploasant party at O. E.
Unit's Iioiibo on Tuesday nliiut. Tho
family will move down to tho Stave mill
noxt week.
Tho Coos Ray Roard of Trado la now
woll organltod and Its officers aro doing
everything posslulo for ine auvance
mont of this section.
Thero will bo no sorvlco In tho Hap-
n-t oi.nmli noxt Sunday on account of
tiwi lisence of Rev. '. . Bcouem
8unday school at tho usual hour,
If you want a windmill, buy tho Cy
clone, tho only first-class mill mado,
also th'o cheapest. T. S, Minott,
Mr. Mnslck, of Sumner, has bought
oat tho logging camp of Ttioa. Mortimer
on South Coos rlvdr.
Sonator Hamdon'a Minntrola perform
ed at Matshfleld on Saturday and Tues
day ovenlngs to large houses, and gave
n good Bhow
Dr. Snonoglo has relurnod to Coqulllo
City, wlioro ho will practice his profes
sion. Ho mado a host of friends during
his stay in Marshfleld.
Dr. Murphy's Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry is tho best modlcino for colds
and coughs; always cures. Fifty cento
a bottto at Songstacken's.
Noal & Hyde's pllo driver Is at work
driving piles for tho foundation of Song
ataken & Garfield's now building, on
Front Btroot, near the old cook honse.
Meedamea O'Connoll and Minott left
last week for Nanalmo. D. 0., whethor
thoy wero called by a telegram announ
cing the probablo fatal Illness of their
mother?
Victor Lacketroui haa gono to San
Francisco to purchase suitable machin
ery for manufacturing fnrnlture. Mr.
Lackatrom is a rustler and "don't you
forget It."
The Oakland Observer is a new can
didate for public favor jjublishcd in
Douglas Co. by H. J. Richmond. It
makes a good appearance and ought to
prosper.
Tho steamer Express was hauled out
on tho ways at Christcnsen & Johnson's
yard yesterday, and will receive a thor
ough overhauling. Tho Coos is running
in tier placo.
i i
Ned Haywood will attempt to mako
300 miles (go-as-you-ploaeo) in 72 hours
in Odd Follows' ball, from Thursday,
Oct. Oth to tho 11th, on a wager made
by E. A. Anderson.
After tho 1st of October tho town ordi
nance against cattle running at largo
after night will be enforced. Take no
tico and keep your cattlo in your barn
after tlio abovo dato.
McPherson & Ginnor havo com
menced tho construction of their busi
ness house on Front Btreet, next to E.
R. Dean & Co'u. Btore. Mr. L. A.
Aweng is tho contractor.
Tho Knights of Labor do not approve
of the purpose of employing China labor
in tho construction of railroads in this
county and papers of protest are being
signed by members of tho ordor.
Tho two logs pot in at W. H. Noblo's
camp on the Isthmus wore scaled at
North Rend last week one was 54x50
and tho other 53x00, nnd tho two con
tained 10,120 feet of lumbor. Who can
beat that for two logs?
Lost Of The Ajax.
Tho Coos Ray Real Estato and Dovel
optnont Co. has some fine natural pro
ducts of Coos county on exhibition in
their off! co in tho shape of turnips,
onions and tomatoes, raised by J. J.
Clinkenbeard, of Daniel's creek.
Mrs. M. E. Fox raised from a Binglo
oat of the Welcome variety, planted on
the Myrtlo Grove farm on Tenmile, 75
perfect stalks, and on counting flvo of
the average heads, they ranged from
100 to 110 perfect kernels in each head.
Sealed bids will be roceived at tho
Recorder's ofDce in tho town of Marsh
fiold until noon Saturday, for building
addition to tho Engine house. For fur
ther particulars and specifications call
at the Recorder's office.
Judge Rean has sold his residence
property in Eugeno to J. G. Goodalo, of
Coburg, for 13000, and as ho is to givo
possession by October 1, will rcmovo to
8alem this month. He is now having a
nice residonco erected in Snlem.
Agent.
Thero will be a grand ball given un
der tho auspices of Orockor's String
Oimdrllle Band, In Odd Fellow's hal
j Baturdoy night, Oct. 4th. See poatorB,
Frank A. Golden was elected by tho
MarshQeld Chamber of Commerco to
represent that body in the convention
to form tho Stato Roard of Trade at
Portland. He will also attend the
Grand Lodge of K. of P. as a dolegate.
Grand Master J. F. Robinson, of the
A. F.&A. M. will be in Marshfleld,
Tuesday Sept. 30th, and will visit the
lodco that ovemng, when, all members
of the lodge in good standing aro oarn
estly requested to bo present. Ry order
W. M.
Men aro nt work fixing up wagons,
and all kinds of implements preparatory
to grading on the Roseburg road. It la
expected that a large forco of Chinamen
will soon bo on the ground and that tho
work will bo pushed as rapidily as pos
sible. Somo supurb peaches wore brought to
town on Saturday by Mrs. Chas. Eck-
hoff, which wero raised at the EckhofT
placo, near Glasgow. They wero large
and of flno flavor. The old idea that
this is not a good climate for peaches
may ns woll bo discarded.
Tho West Oregonian of last wook
elves a helpless lamb-llko bleat and
says It charged fraud upon somo of the
leading enterprises of the bay because
some ono said ho did not believe tho
Drain road would ever be built. That
is a very lame oxcubo and it is to bo
hoped that journal will not repeat any
rnoro of suoh foolishness.
Daniel Palaska of Randon had a fin
ger amputated here yesterday by Drs.
Owon and Sponogle. He foil some timo
ago and broko the flngor and it has been
very ugly over slnco and blood poison
wnB eettlnir in. which necessitated am
putation. NoU itliBtanding the old man
Is nearly ninoty years old ho stood tho
operatlon'llke a robust man. fHorald.
Tho Cosmopollton Magatiuo is a
monthly, after tho stylo of Harper'a and
fully equal in morlt to that publication.
SajupleB have been sont to many of our
subscribers. If you want to subscribe
and club with tlio Mail wo can furnish
both for $3.75, in advance. Tho Maga
xlnois $3.00, Mail (2.50, (5.50. Will
furnish both for (3.75.
Capt. J. Roberts, of 'the nt earn or
Emily, came up from San Francisco
last week and is now with his vessel at
the Porter mill. After ho left tho city
ho hoard of tho loss of tho stnnmnr and
ran into Shelter Covo, arriving thoro at
4 p. m. on Saturday, and llndfng tho
crow and passengers all on ahoro. Ho
remained with them threo or fonr hours.
Tho first man ho met on tho beach was
tho captain of the Ajax and asked him
of tho disaster. Tho captain said he
struck on tho inside rock c-f Rlunt's
Reef at Capo Mendocino, and that by
his tlmo and log ho calculated he was
ton miles south of that placo and chang
ed his course accordingly. Rcforo ho
commenced to haul tho vessel In it was"
comparatively clear bnt it shut down
very thick and he changed his course
for Point Arena. Ho kept blowing his
fog whiatlo wlillo going full speed and
without tho slightest warning, Btrnck
and Immediately backed oil and point
cd for Shelter CoVo, which Is about 40
miles from whoro ho struck and for
which placo ho mado all posaiblo speed.
Tlio injured vessel, however, received
water very fast and after making about
28 miles alio sunk on Rig Flat in 10
fathoms of water, where about 2 feet of
her mast heads can now be seen at low
water. ,
Reforo sinking thoy got all tho boats
ready, fonr of them, and tho passengers
got aboard, without any baggago what
ever, and thoy pulled through tho thick
fog, 12 miles to tho Cove, where they
arrived about 0:30 p. ra. vory cold but
none of them wet. Thoro was a heavy
sea rolling but no wind, and it was be
tween 0 and 10 o'clock a. m when the
accident happened. Tho passengers
speak in tho highest terms of the con
uuctoltue otucers and crew and say
that every effort possible was mado for
their comfort and safety. They wero
stopping with John Ray, who owns a
placo abont a mile from the beach, and
keeps a small hotel, tho hotel was not
largo enough to accomodate them and
some had to sleep in tho barn on the
hay, but although'thoy had lost all thoy
bad, they seemed to be in tho best of
spirits and sent their regards to frionds
in Marshfleld and on the bay and caid
they had plonty of "pork and beans."
The captain of the Ajax had just got
back from a, station 40 miles away as
tho Emily arrived, where he had char
tered the steamer Newport to take all
hands to tlio city. Sho was to havo ar
rived at tho Cove Saturday night from
Elk river, but tho fog was thick and she
did not get in until Sunday morning.
After tho vessol struck it was plainly
to be seen that she was going down and
tho pumps were worked to their fullest
capacity, and tho passengers turned in
and helped bail but tho wajcr kept
gaining fast and sho kept sinking by tho
head. Sho is probably a total loss and
It is not likely anything will ever be
done with her.
Tho only reason for being out of her
course is tho fact that the currents wore
unusually strong, as she had always
taken her courso by time and her log
nnd had never mado a mistake before.
No one imputes any blame to the cap
tain, who has won a reputation of being
a careful and competent man, and much
sympathy is expressed for him as he
feols keonly the loss.
The Ajax was built in San Francisco
abont two yoara ago and was a woodon
vessel which cost (120,000.
The Call of Sunday says:
"The Aiax was tho fineBt vessol in
tho Oregon Coal and Navigation Com
pany's fleot. She carried 800 tons of
coal, and had mado eighty round trips,
seldom varying an hour in her arrival
and departure from schedule time. She
was valnod at (120,000, and insured for
(75,000. Captain Donaldson, her com
mander, came out here five years ago in
an English ship, nnd has been in the
company's employ over since, working
his way up from quartermaster. He
formerly had command ot the Arago
and the Areata, relieving Captain Jes
son of the latter vessol when he took
command of tho Humboldt.
Captain Nelson says that lie is a
splendid navigator, and that ho would
havo no hesitation in again giving him
command of a vobboI if ho is exonerated
from blamo when the investigation is
held by tho United States officials.
Blunt'a Koef. wlioro tlio diBastor oc
curred, is the placo where the steamer
Northerner struck in 1853, when 400
lives wero lost. This was tho worst
wreck ovor known on tlio coast."
Probable Murder.
Ernest Mosher, a son of Rov. J.
Moshor, of Coos river, In this county
mysteriously disappeared In Portland
on tho 0th of this month. He left his
homo on Saturday evening of that date
to go to the barber's shop and get
shaved, and that was tho last heard
from him until tho 11th whon his dead
body was found floating in tho waters of
tho Willamotto noar ono of tho wharves.
Ills agonized wifo made every search
for hlmt but all efforts to trace him wero
unavailing. It is thought he most havo
been murdorcd as ho was a Bober, in
dustrious man, and has been in tho em
ploy of tho Transfer Company for somo
tlmo. Ho leaves a wifo and ono child
and was 30 years of ago at his death.
Ho was thought to havo had monoy
when ho left homo, but no money was
found on his person and his watch was
missing. Tho case in a vory sad ono.
Col. Crane came down tho beach in
company with Col. Heald on Saturday.
The gentleman is prominent In railroad
circles and came to get a better know
ledge of this country nnd its railroad
prospects, lor tho benefit of parties in
terested. They left Sunday morning
for the Coqulllo with Frank Hoberg,
and will return via Roseburg.
James Laird came In over tho now
road to Coos county last woek and re
ports that tho firo is destroying the road
in many places, burning tbo timbers
and bruBh on the down hill side ot
erodes and culverts, so that the road la
fast becoming impassible. He thinks
tho road so consttucted ought not to
havo been received by our county of
ficials. Plalndealer.
If wo can judge by tho nmount of
work that tho Coos Ray Photo & Crayon
Co. nro doing, we would sny tho pooplo
are appreciating their reduction in cab
inet photos, tho quality is cortnlnly
flrst-cloBS, Improve your opportunity
during tho remainder of this month.
Thevnro Bottlnu up some vory fine
spoclmons of the life-size crayons.
Wall paper, all shades, at Coos Ray
drug store,
Headquarters for all sorts of station
cry at Sengatackon's.
Representative Hermann has secured
an order for an increaso of mail service
between Myrtle Point In Coos county
andEckloy in Curry county, Oregon;
the increased service to commence Oc
tober 1st. He also filed a petition for
tho establishment of a postofrko at the
mouth of Elk River, in Curry county,
to bo named Seaforth, witli Robert Mc
Kenzio as postmaster.
It is frequently charged that real es
tato on Coos bay is held nt too high
prices. Tho following from the Eugene
Guard will give somo indication of
prices in tho valley towns :
".negotiations navo neen in progress
for the purchaso of the Stewart land,
adjoining Eugene sooth of 10th street.
The party seeking to make the purchase
is said to bo an Astoria capitalist
Thero is 150 acres of the land and tbo
price is (500 per acre. If bought it will
belaid out in town lots. Mr. Stewart
would retain tlio four blocks between
Eight' and Tenth streets."
Howard Morrow aged about nirfoteen,
went in swimming just after dinner
Thursday, Sept. 4, in tho Umpqua river
nearElkton, with four of Mr. P. W.
Rhodes' boys. Mr. Morrow walked
into tbo water a few steps and making a
dive came up where tho water was just
over his head. As he came np he rubb
ed his hands down oithor side of his
face and sank off into the water. The
boys supposed he was playing, bnt be
coming alarmed immediately went .to
his assistance. The found him at the
bottom of the river and as ho weighed
ISO pounds and the oldest boy of Mr.
Rhodes' boing only sixteen, they got
him out by getting a plank and floating
him on shore. They commenced doing
everything in. their power to restore the
young man, but he was dead and only
gasped twico after being taken on shore.
His parents were wired for and on ar
riving at Elkton, had their son buried
there. (Drain Ectio.
Tho Oregonian says : "The Knights
of Pythias have about decided to build a
fine and imposing castle, which, with
tho site, will represent an investment of
(150,000. For some time the project
has been discussed in the lodges, and
a well-known Knight told a reporter
yesterday that within a few daya promi
nent members of tho ordor would incor
porate tho Knights of Pythias Improve
ment Company, with a capital of (103,-000.
The castle will bo ono of tlio finest
buildings in tho city. It will be con'
trally located, but just where has not
been decided. It will be five or six
stories high. There w ill bo storerooms
on the ground floor and offices and the
castle on tho oth or floors. Work will
bo begun next spring.
It is expected that tho venture will be
a financial success from tho start. No
one doubts but the necessary money can
be raised. Thero aro 1000 Knights in
Portland, and they will all subscribe."
If you want a fine piano, see McMil
lan. Accordeons, fine new stock, at Song
, Rest bargains in silver watches
mado at Songstacken's.
T. S. Minott has a full stock of har
ness, of all grades, at prices which defy
competition.
If yon want to see the finest gents'
underwear over brought on thiB bay,
and the cheapest. Go to tho Porter
etoro.
Rest and cheapest hats in the county
at the Porter storo. Stetson hats cheap
at than they can be bought in San Fran
cisco. AVo aro now prepared to produce tho
finest work, equal to San Francisco's
best. Call and see the new work at
McMillan's gallory.
Fon Sale. Tho Robinson House, in
Coqulllo City, for sale at a bargain. In
quire of Coos Day Real Estate & De
velopment Co., Marshflold, Or.
CotmiUe CityApAsay.
Ed. Nkws, An cdaeUos4 society feM
been formed for tho purpose, ot ereetfog
an academy in this cowity, CoaHJa
City has been selected as a witHe sH?
on account of its cented taeatfos
have been taken a hare the
incorporated. The capital atoek Im km
fix-ed at 95000, and stock fa tke smm Wat
bo sold at $10 por sh are, AR penoaa Iv
tcrcatod in tho seaceas of seek aa tiwHtai
tion are solicited to take sioek la Um fp
sociation.
The academy building k bow la eoast
of construction, and will bo ready tm
school to commence about Mov. M.
Rate of tuition will bo as follows: Vet
primary grade, 91-50 per Konth; later
mediate, 92.00; grammar, $2.50; academ
ic, $3.00. Studonts pursuing stadka be
yond tho regular academic course, wiR hm
charged an additional feo of fiOo Mr
month. A printed circular wiR sec ke
iraaod, outlining tho branches ia eadb
courto.
Arrangements aro being mado to besat
students at tho academy; such wiR reeeira
board and tuition for 912.00 per moatfe.
Kb pains will be spared to make i&im
one of tho best schools in tbo state. A
full corps of successful teachers has bees
secured. Particular attention has bees
paid to getting teachers especially adapt a
to tho work of the different grades.
Anyone wlthing to take stock ia tbo in
stitution should write to tho treasarer, R.
W. Airey, Myrtle Point, Oregon. A
oxpecting to attend the academy wSft
please correspond with the undersigned,
or with the principal, Prof. "W. H. Bnneaj
Coqillo City, Oregon.
Frak 8. Bunch,
Pres. Ed. Association,
The sheriff notifies tax-payers that h
will be at the various precincts oa tba
following dates: Samner, October 27
Barton Prairie, 28; Dora, 29; Mkaoti-h
30; Enchanted Prairie, 31; Rowlaad f
vembcr 1; Myrtlo Point, 3; Norway, 4t
Beaver Slough, 5; Parjcersburg, C; Baa
dolph, 5; Bandon, 8; CoquUIe City, 10;
Coalodo, 11; Coos City, 12; Coca -Eivef,
13; North Coos River, 14; Marshfleld, ID;
Ten-Mile, 17; Lake, 18; Empire City, 19
South. Slouch, 20; Newport, 21.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
Sept 10 Stmr Ajax, Donaldson, from 0 V
to 8 O Co.
Sept 10 Stmr Arago, Thomas, from 0 V
to 80 Co.
Sept 17 Schr Gotama, Kelson, from B V
to North Bend.
8ept 18 Tug Columbia, Magee, from Gar
diner to North Bend.
Sept la-Stmr Areata, Marshall, from Bf
to 8 O Co.
Sailed.
Sept 10 Stmr Ajax, Donaldson, 8 F.
Bept 10 Stmr Arago, Thomas, 8 T.
Sept 10 Stmr Areata, Marshall, B F.
Sept 17 Stmr Ajax, Donaldson, B P.
Sept 17 Katie O'Neil, Johnson, 8 P.
Sept 17 Tug Columbia Magce, Qardiaatb
SeptlOHtmr Arago, Thomas, 8 F.
Sept 19 Schr J F Miller, Hanson, B F,
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Piling- Wasted.
The Coos Bay, Roseburg & Eastern
Railroad Co., will receive bids for cedar
piling. Piles to measure from twenty
five to sixty feet in length, as the coxa
pany may order, and to be not less thaa
ten inches in diameter at the small ead.
To be delivered along the right-of-way
whero needed, or in the waters of Istli
mns slough. Bids will also bo received
for cedar ties, 8 feet long, 0 inches thick,
and not less than 8 inches wide; to be
hewed and faced on top and bottom.
Ties to bo delivered along the right-of-
way of said company at such points aad
at such tMies as they may direct. Ties
and ptlinjjfe be paid for inspection and
acceptance by the company. Address
bids to W. B.Krao,
Supt. Construction, Marshfleld. Or.
Schedule of wages on the Coos Bay, Roseburg
and Kaslern Railroad & NavigaUon Co., for con
struction work;
Choppers. Irom $1.75 to $a per day.
Hewers, from $3 to J3 50 per day.
Graders, $1.75 per day.
Rock drillers, $a per diy.
Muckers, $1.75 Pr dy-
Teamsters, to horiej, $30 per month and
board; four and six horses, 140 per month nnd
board.
Pile-driver men, $a per day.
Bridge carpenters. $3 per day.
Foremen, from $3 to $4 per dty.
Cooks, from $40 to $50 per month.
Ten hours to constitute a days orlc All car
penters must furnish their out) chest of tools.
lioard, $4 50 per week, in Co.'s camps.
Boarding camps will bo established at conven
ient points along the line, but It will not be com
pulsory for men to board at company camps.
i"ny diy will bo about the 15th of each month
for work performed in preceding month.
R. A. Graham, w. a Kino,
Manager. Supt, of Construction.
Pay Up.
All persons knowing thomselves in
debted to tho undersicued are tequested
to square their accounts Immediately
and oblige, Jamks L. Ferkey,
Blanco Hotel.
Baalaesa Perse aals.
Taka your subscriptions for all papen
to F. P. Norton,
Riggs, onr photographer, takes tba
lead for fine photographs.
Golden offers a fall lino ot fisMag
tackle, at reduced prices.
Delicipus soda water on draaghta
again at Goldon's drag store.
Call at Golden's soda foaataia for a
drink of that delicious soda water.
for sale at O'Connell's hardware store
Large assortment of new trout flies at
Golden's drug store, at reduced prlaaa.
Mason's fruit jars in 4 gallon, quarto
and pints at O'ConneU's hard ware store.
O'Connell's mixed paints caa be seen
on every hand, beautifying the towa tA
Marshfleld.
Vexlar pa alia platter 1 Euro pa forsel-
Sa genom, Flanagan & Bennett's bask,
arahfield, Oregon.
"Whatia Angelina T Send to Geldaa's
drug store for descriptive pamphlets tf
yon aro a sufferer from rheumatism.
The Tenbroeck house la Empire City
b located In a pleasant part of town
and is fitted with large sunny rooms
good beds and good tables. Charges
reasonable. Try the house.
Ruesles, road carts, serag wa
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farm wagons, hand carts aa wheelbar
rows, also the famous Ttesr and WbU
loy mowers and all popular sulky bay
rakes, at O'CoaaeU'a hardware store.
In drinking Golden's soda water yoa
have the assurance that yoa are avoid
ing the dangers of iunltafam fUverlBpi,
made from iaJBrkms cbemieato. Oely
pure fruit juleea Heed. Bead la year or
ders. Cases of 2 do. (1.00, 4 des. (4JXI.
T. Howard has just received a irate-lass
stock of watehea aad jewelry, in
cluding solid gold watches aad chabis.
If you want a "Boss" O, saevewesit,
call and see them. Loeis XIV "Bees"
filled cases always on head. My pske
are lower than aay ether dealer est the
hay. If yoa de not belter H, eewe and
nrira mv aoods. All watc eeees. geld
rings, and sliver spoeaa beaght Htm
will be ongraved free el ebga.
T. HowAKB.Jswifar,
Front street, MewkieW, Or.
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