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MARSHPIELD, OOOS COUNTY; KliiGON, MAY 26, 1901.
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DISPATCHES
The Yachts Will Race
After All.
CONSTITUTION i)OI!S
NOT FOLLOW FLAG
SeiiSiillonnl Arrests (it Safeni Great
Oil1 Discovery in Washington--
Gilbert Bank Case.
.tfOtuiffoir it.tit
Nkw Youi:, May 2. The
New Yoik yneht club niice.H tltiit
the cup mew Ik .nilrl hi Octob
er,. fiviii; .Sir Thomas Upton
time to repair thiiiinies caused by
the (IfsiiinsthiK of Slitiiiirocl: II.
The Impeded Decision
Washington, O. C, May 2.
On Monday next the U. S. 511
prcnic cutitl will file n decision
eiiiiucintiiiK the principle that
the constitution docs not follow
the llnjj in our itiHttlnr pos6es.iio.is.
A Salem Scandal
S.u.km, Or., Mny .14 Thomas
mure and Kny Gilbert were ar
rested today, charged with tie
hr.tiehiiiK l'cntl D.itnoii, a j;irl
tinder 16. They waived cxnmi
nation and were bound over to
the next term of circuit court,
llrucc in a middle aj-cd mail with
n family, n ptoiniuent ward poli.
ttciau and has served two terms
on the sclmol hoard.
tito married and a
biihiucsy ninu. The
riuiri'lilcr of A.jH.-jID:
Gilbert it
promineiu
yirl is 11
ipiwthalC
fnmn .1 fiWii fS'tWtKEW
lllt HlVtt - AMIVWil
nv Her
niuihu dieJ about . f.n nyo
Promising Oil Strike
Huuct. Pout, Wash., May a.
Oil has been discovered here
Mirpus-siug in quality the j;rcat
Texas discoveries.
No Jurisdiction
I'OUTI.ANl), Mav 24 Jiu'rc
Ilclliui;er has decided that the
federal court has no jurisdiction
in the enseof Gilbert l!ros Salem
bank, and the case remains in the
.state district and probate courts.
Claud Gatch will remain as re
ceiver. The temporary receiver's
estimate .shows resources equal to
86 percent of liabilities, but it is
not expected that .so much will be
realized.
Germany Withdrawing
London, May 34 Germany
is trying to chartci' vessels for the
return of her troops from China.
Count Von Waldcrsce will leave
lor Japan Mny 31st.
Will Prosecute OldBoard
Saj.km, Or., May 24 The
state .school laud board
1 1
tieciaresi
it intention to prosecute the
bondsmen of the detnulting clerk,
Davis, and the members of the
board under whichheserved, I'en
noycr, Mctschau and Mcllride.
Pennoyer says he opposed Davis'
election as clerk. Mctschau de
clines to be interviewed.
llaly's Turn
CONSTANTINOl'I.H, Moy 2,
Italy is the latest hostile caller at
the SuUau'.s office. Shu demands
reparation for injuries to her post
al service and threaten.'! to send
warsliips.
Disfinguislicd'vislliJr
Nitw York, May 24 The
president of the Argentine Repub
lic has nuuouuccd that he will
visit the. JPau-Apierictm exposit
ion at IlutTalo.
Will 'Cuss- the Boundary
Wahiiinoton, D. C Jjjny34
The joint high commission
between Canada and tlie United
Stated will soon take " up the
Alaska boundary question.
Minor Wirelcts"
Hx Governor Tanner, of llli
hois is dendi
Sir Alfred Miluer has arrived
in Ioudou.
President'.s private secretary,
Corlelycu, will be given a cabinet
ppsitiou.-.
MURDER,
. ROBBERY
ar
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DALY OF OKLA
HOMA THE VICTIM
Had Been Working on Coos River
and Had $65-Body Found
Buried
News reached the Mam. this
morning of the discovery near
Coquille City yesterday of n foul
muidcr, of which one 1?. K. Daly
was the victim and robbery the
object.
Friday morniniJcs3cMcQincL',
while walkinu'aloni; the railroad
near Cedar point, noticed a man
digiui: in the brush near the
toad. His curiosity was aroused
ami he went back later to exam
ine the soot. iMiidiui where the
.earth showed signs of disttub
mice, he commenced to dig down
ami a little way below tli'J sur
face uncovered a man's foot.
He then went to Coquille City
and told oi his discovery, and a
party returned to the spot and
unearthed the body. It proved
to be the remains of IS. K. Daly,
nnd a bulled hole in the back of
head showed now he met his
death.
It is said that Daly came from
Illackville, Oklo hoinn, nnd had
brcti working lot ijeo. Yoakum on
Lops River for wvcral months
aiidtthauhetva.iwidilTiiiiMrttiJM
fieltT Tfiiiftfflfty Tfeeiv:ntr ff..
as no monev was found on the
body, the motive for his killing
is clear.
Mcfjuigg could not give an
accurate description of the party
he saw at the spot where the body
was discovered, but he miv that
he wore n grey suit of clothes.
It is thought that his identity
is known, however, and n vigor
ous -caicl has commenced for the
suspected individual.
A corouors jury was impaneled
to examine into the case this fore
noon but the verdict had not been
rendered as the M.Ml. go:s to
press.
CONDENSED STATE NEWS ITEMS.
A new innlor ami lo new irs li.tt juil Utii
pltceil oil tltc lDilriciulriice Monmoulli inolor
line.
llllli'join h. J ml I11M 11 tty tiirt-raiful tlieet
f.Ur. Over jotu olo uric In allrnd.mce,
1 lie AitoiU iiuchlnlt rnt out on ttille
Momtiy.
Thvce Ii a promlut of n limvy itntwlctty crop
In the Hood Klrr illtlilcl.
The lA,Mn Clinw fjclory In CUcUiiui
county lui tm 1801 (lit nr urek.
Tlialiod) of an unknown nun Mat Mathol
ionc iiikh.
.,.,, .,in .....,. unn 11... i....h.i.i
nmtotloil loulrtt wlikli tuik pLika Ih-Uovii n
Icmi fnoin Wjililnclon Wle and the picked
liit'ii from Ilia U. of O. at ItiiKt-nr,
Over In (ii.tnd ituridc s.illry a log ililvo of
,y,ooo,ouo fret wui rlclivricd to tha (irimlc
Konda l.umUr to. Oier too men tcroon the
drUr,
A rccclvrr li.ii U'cn uiknl for tiy Interested
tMkhuMrrs In the Salem l-ilor Ivxtlianjjc.
A jjoodiuiBsrlwrtl picked up In (Pinion tt
Joliiium'a pLicermlna In .Sinltli (inlcli, Wheel
er lounly,
'I he I'upulUt I'atlyof Doughi county hvc
ofllil.tlly dUwtvcd. 'I ho coniiulitra men wet in
Koicljiit mid threw up.
Thoilty of Manmouthtton tho mil luought
aj;.ilnH lh.it town for ihinngrn ly Mr. Ailklni
fur Injurli't receitrvl fiom a defectho tldounlk
on thai;roiiiidt tli.it Ilia city had not been noil
licil of Iho dcfrvlho ttdoualk,
'llieOivRon City St. I'aiil'a Kplicop.il church
commemorated In Soth nnnlvrnary last Sunday
by special srivlu. It liflnnitho and oldost In
Oregon,
I'red I'.UcnsUunldtof lUlrup, Uno cctinty,
was seriously cut In iho neck nnd elicit by Cnfry
Smith, Tho men became InvoUcd In a row
with the ubova irsults, Ills thought tho In
juries will not proio fis.il,
At tho session Just closed of the (imnd Court
ofl'oii'itry at S.ilem, mi iimcmlmcnl to tho
Rcncral law wns made luiblddhiK nny intoxlcnt.
Ing liquor from being taken into any lodgo
loom of this order.
The Hoard of Tritda of Oregon City liaio ui.
(tertakin tornisc $3000 for tlio improiemeiit of
uncon rumls lending Into tlmt city.
Sllvcrlon and Scio lield Karmeis' Inslltuto ' the
past week, under tho uianacvineiit of Mr. C, I.,
cSmilh, formeily dairy limpcclor nnd Injilrtito
worker in Minnesota. 'Ilia moetlngi icre' t
slder'rd Very tieiu'dplal try nil concurucd.
A'rundU being raised by tho. directly In.
(crested in (Milng the business tn umke it an ob
ject to kill tea lions. The lea lion bounty hav
ing been declared uncoiiilItiitonal,Mc&vlng, tho1
yrropiUtlon unavailable,
MEMORIAL
At flie I
Fine Program Will
MUSICAL DIRKCTOK, Mrh.C. W. Towr.it,
AmUIoI by Mlna AIM JoilHoN,(Jrginlt.
Mitt I'.IINA IIKAK.
J.S.Coici.J.,
I'. A, tiACCHI,
Organ Volunhuv or Choral ilnlfitm.
Lkadku. Time which meets all its engage
ments, has brought us again to the season of the
year when, with culiimou consent, we turn aside
from the routine of life, and pluck the fresh flow
ers of the Spring, to strew them upon the graves of
our patriot dead. The Sabbath
crcti lor paying n trumtc 01 praise
. r . ... .. .
tnose wlio IcII 111 the liour ol tlicir
fightiui' for her liberties: and for
of thauksgiviiii; to thcGod of battles, who., llirouch
dangers unparalleled, brought us toglorious victory
ami still more glorious pence.
SINGING
1 1 V.M N 1 Battle Hymn of the Republic.
PRAYER.
Lkadi'.u. "This day is eloquent with a patriot
ism which (til! tint Knf.iL- nilk' rrnnt 1ik line TliJo 1oo
Is sncretl with tlie nlmrvit viiihin
who out of prison-nens and hosnitals. from cainn' LkadKR.
and battlefield, have joined the
pauy of those who muster today
ground 01 neaven.
1 here are today more soldiers'
ate than ever before, and the veterans of the war are
ever growing fewer in number.
Cong. "The beauty of Israel is slain upon thy
high places. How arc the mighty fallen!"
IK.uiK. -How arc tfie mighty fallen in the
mUst of battle.
Cfic Goi! of Baltics.
Lk.uhiu Ulc ncd beitll1l,my,strengtltf
wltichtcmliiet!ririy lianils to warj aud my fingers to
fight.
CoNii. The Lord shall fight for you and yc
shall hold your peace.
LXADKU.Thc lord of hosts mu3tercth the
host of the battle.
Cono. Thou hath girded me with strength
unto the battle; Thou hast subdued under me those
that rose up against me.
Li.ADi'.K. Thou art my battle-axe and weap
ons of war; for with Thee will I break in pieces the.
nations, and with Thee will I destroy kinguoms.
Conc The horse is prepared against the day
of battle; but safety is of the Lord.
LKAiHtK Some trust in chariots aud some iu
1 1.... mi 1 ...
iioiM.3, ui we win rememoer rue
OUr God icuiuiiiimi menu. iv- " mv....m .- .,
though he were dead, yet shall he live. And who
Cono. In famine He shall redeem thee from soever livcth aud believeth in me shall never die.
death; nnd in war from the power of the sword. Lkadkr: Let not your heart be troubled.
Lkadkk. They cried to God iu the battle, aud Yc believe in God, believe also in Me. In my
lie was entreated of them; because
trust iu Him
Cong. There fell down
the war was of God.
many
LiJADi'.u. Who isthcKing of Glory.
Cono. The Lord stroug and mighty, thcLord
mighty iu battle.
SINGING.
Choik. Wittout a Stain."
Our fallen Heroes,
I.kaiiik. "Ood, Home nnd Country! holy Trinity.
At whose blest shrine the royal, br.ivo nnd free
Com;, Urlng soliie offerings from the hearts true oluti
(iod, Home nnd Country called, nor did they falter;
l.KAIil.d. llni t;lr them uith the armor of the true.
And fcnlly snore, and vore their country.s blue.
CoNil. AVnve 011, loved emblem of our country's glory!
Sleep on, braic hcroc, in your grates so gor) I
I.kauek, The sward will keep forever green above )ou;
A luiioni grateful heail will ever lore you;
Cosa Anil once csuh yeAr, In Sprlngtln-e's sunny hours; -
We'll strew ) our pitriot grmes with loveliest flowers;
I.KAIH'.H, Wa'll Join our gr.iteful loiti with hmven's prolrctLon,
Till wosli.ill meet you in the resurrection."
RECITATION.
Miss Gkack McCoumac.
"Oic, Under Old Glory.
SINGING.
Choik, "Remember the Maine,"
READING.
Mn.o Sumnhk. "Abiding Peace"
ANNIVERSARIES
TO BE OBSERVED
Memorial Day and Decoratiou" Day
Exercises in Honor of Dead.
Heroes
Memorial Day will bo observed by
special sorvloos conducted by Itov, It,
0, Leo nt tho Motliiulml cl ninth. to
morrow-Wetting, Tho program will
ho found oUowhoro in this paper.
llakorPbst, G A. It., will obsorvu
Decoration Day,May30rwltl flitting
oereuioui8.
E Church it
Patriot DM
Bo Rendered By fiev.
By Local Talent.
y.
J lw
.SIiaII
, And
Vr-t
' And
day is not too sa-
. .. '
to tile memory ot
country's peril,
oflcrinc n nravcr
trnM f . iug to light of a
innumerable com- I'taw Wc fortress of God abo-e.
unon the narade-! CoNa."0, forgiveness of wrong is immortal,
. iiaarl ttiSM -t 1 Ajv
and immortal too,
graves to decor
JMissJdrjssiKKuowN. Selected. ,
- ftMi 0" fjear bra w hrt that eeM 10 but
Mliflifflill, Ii grJtgwcJTfef e-ytWoJH
,.. .1 losu, csus
Conc Tcsns
name oi utciora ,. ,, -
they put their, father's house arc
a place for you.
slain because
An uppropriato program will be
carrlod out nt 1. 0. 0: F. hall, com
mencing at 2 in. ltov. Fathor Don
nelly, who ia a comrado of tho G, A.
It. will dolivor tho oration, and vocal
ntid lii8trumont:tl miisio will bo ren
dered. Immediately aftertha oxcroisos in
tho hull a procession will bo formod,
under Marshall of tllo Day Carl Al
bright. Tho school children aro ox--peoted
and uspeciully invited' to tako'
part in tho parado.
ThooomoterioB will'tlion bo visitod'
and'tho usual nnpressivo ooromouior
will'Uo ouuotod-by tho G. A'. It.
tfhange of Plan'
Slnco oommonoiugahe toxh of mov
$ER VICE.
Honor of Our
R. O. Lee, Assisted
The e.vth liai healed hef wounded breast,
lite cannons plow th firtdt no more;
The heroes rest i O let them rest
In peace. along the peje-ful shore;
Thejr fought lot pence, lot peace they fell;
; . Tbrjr lep In prate, and nil U well.
The liclili htfi ths hittln fought.
IftDtha w4ve In colilen rain;
m wpWl Ifu. f.osin f.ifif
tear the vrouodt njip. )tIn?
molbcr tMlure, nunc tbeUnil,
heal he ocmnjt llb cenlte hnJ.
RECITATION.
Miss littcui. Selected.
.' ' SIKGTNG.
Cifqi:. ltSlcc, Comrade, Sleep."
hv.Mmn. Peace has no use for lire saber.
tbr
once Iotid bugles arc still,
CoNU. And the songs and the sounds of la
bor are-loud in the mart and the mill;
" r,KAtR. And the dew on the blossom lying,
where out comrades sleep is a sign.
Conc. That they passed from the pain of dy-
joy divine.
And they y irom the shining
t . a. I
is love!
SERMON,
Rev. R. C Lek.
; SINGING.
Choir! "Brave Hearts Sleep on."
J READING.
. WUhln Mx Unci of tl, (IBt cvuspln grou,
Where there l 60 aaault ad no retreat,
Ar.d 'ictory H net fjllawrd by defeat
Unbroken rest and peace at bit It found.
No clish of s words, no trumpet's thrilling sound
Nor rcu of guns disturb their slumbers sweet.
Their drd are writ on memory's sacral scroll:
And ptuiot love stall loach these hearts of ourt,
When, tt their graves, fame comes tocall the roll,
And Ibpe and love and honor scatter flcmcrs,
Ilmve sails survivr the storms of shot and flame;
Their furlough blossoms in eternal fame.
Lkaduk. What man is he that livcth, and
shall not see death? Shall he deliver his soul from
the hand of the grave? If a man die shall he live
acain?
Christ saith: lam the
v-unsi saiiu; mm uic joui-
. WA
... t- ,f ti:.,,.,.,!, : tn
many mansions, I go to prepare
Cong. Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord. Yea, saith the spirit, for they rest lrom their
labors.
Lhader. They shall hunger no more, neith
er thirst nuy more.
Cong. Neither shall the suu light on them,
nor any heat.
Lkadku. For the Lamb, which is in the
midst oi the throne shall feed them and lead them
unto living fountains of water.
Cong. Aud God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes.
Lkadkr. There shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor dying, neither shall there be
any more paiu.
Cong. For the former things have passed
away.
READING.
Miss Maiiki. Rood.
"Lincohi's Address at Gettysburg."
SINGING
Choir, "Tentingon the Old Camp Ground."
OFFERTORY
CLOSING HVMN. .
"Amhrioa." By the Congregation."
BENEDICTION.
ing thoir church, tho Presbyterians
hnvo ohangod their plane, nnd in
stond of moving tho building to tho
cornor o( A nnd Third street, thoy
will niovo it to the corner of A and
Fourth ndjoinitig tho presont location,
upon a lot which they have purchased
or Martin Russell, Tho houso which
was upon this lot will bo moved1 to tho
south etui of tho lot and used as a
manse, and tho church will stand on
the corner, facing Fourth streot. Tho
west half of tho old lot has boon sold
toE.G.Flnttagaiand tho east half,
Joining tho now lot gives tho propoity
a frontage of 76 feot on A stroot and
100 feet on Fourth. The rearrange
ment of tho buildings is now under
way by Chrislenseti &, Johnson and
will proVably bo completed next woek.
Tho proporty at the cornor of A and
Third dtreota has'beon-uoleVto' Jtenard
Oliseu.-
NO; j: i -, ( - I
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I . 1, a 4 -(
Our Wide-Awake Reporters -imwwun , V !
N0UT11 BEND
Gharlo Magco lUrtttt to work
gain iu tho shipyard, Monday inorn-
luc.
Mrs . Itudnnt and daughter, of Ban
Francisco, aro Waiting relative lioro,
Mrt.Jl. inn titter of Victor Anderson
and Mrfl.Njrltind,
A dsneo will !k glren hero 8atur-
day night, under tlioannpicM of the
Coo By Orchestra. Lover of good
mtMic will lurely enjoy a treat for the
orchestra is composed oi Mi Kick
worth, Mesra. Ohau. and Fred Kainer,
Dr. T070 and L. G. Coop.
Thcro aro our schooners along aide
our rhurf at present, loading lumber
Tho Alumna, Cotarna, Jlelancthon
and Repeat.
Emll Nelson sprained hit ankle
Wednesday morning whllo engaged
loading lumber ot. the Alumna.
Mrs. Turpin is drilling her pnpila
ror an entertainment sho Intends to
give tho last day of school this term.
James Cornell quit wotking in the
mill and left for his home in Empire
City.
Tho contract for carrying the mail
between March field and' this place
rill be let July 1st.
Mm. Will llpc?fcamo down Wed
nesday afternoon to visit W. B.
rifKjrand amity.
John JIM returned fiOIS S. F. on
tho last boat.
Davo Waters is now employed at
the Fulton Iron works in San Fran-
cuco. uave workcuatrwlJ. many
months.
I.. J. Simpson is hating a small ice
houso crccUd on his private grounds.
James Thomas will play one of the
new instruments just received or the
band.
What makes M Bud" look to happy
these days?
SOUTH COOS KIVEK
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Cuthp went
over to Coquille on Friday.
Dr. Hod son and wifu have been vit-
LWjrJiindaM CtltWgh lev
uc post. CV(i
I'rof. Ayer did not keep hi date
with hie muiic pupils this week on
account of tho storm.
Tho new club is flourishing, and
bids fair to becomo tho leading at
traction on Coot river. Some of tho
members wont out on parado last
Sunday.
W . B. Andorson has taken the con
tract for clearing tho pieco ot land
known as tho Wayo claim belonging
toK.C. Rogers.
t.. j. uoiieit una natcucu out a
phenomenon in tho vmj ot a White
i.eguorn cntcKen mat amirs nuo a
canary bird. Ho expects to win first
prize in tlie poulty exhibit next fall.
Coos river has an abundance of
grass this spring, tho weather being
very favorablo forils growth. Cattle
ore fattening very rapidly. Fino beof
can bo found on the ranges, being
sonio weeks earlier than usual.
Iten Smith is having a largo tntc t
of hill land cleared. Ho will seed it
to Italian live grass, a varloly fast
growing into favor in this county.
"May Bee's," aro nil tho rago at
present aud scarcoly a day passes,
that some ono docs not get written up
In true "Homer" eiyle.
Mr. Charles Worden Is trying to
secure a shipload of real from this
Tai7s &
As the season is now fully open we are in
line with an unusually well selected stock
Dry Mi Fancy GooSs
Gloves, Ivy,
Clothing Furnishing
ana
Tlioro isn't a dollars worth of goods In this etoro that weTo
not proud to rmt our name on because wo know that every
stylo and quality is reliable. Thcro isn't a prlco mark on a
solitary article m this, store that wo won't gladly hold up for
comparison with tho lowest cash prlco that alrailav quality
can bo bought for clsowhoro.
Youra for business,
iMaesOMatjopj:
J Tlw Leading Oilfiilers Md Fwiisiwrs. ;
yection, for the purpose of transport
ing it toAyeger , (lermaar, hw rmtlTS)
placo.
Two vonnrr nun In nm ll,k
hood were oat masquerading In Ia4it)
attire on fiunday. Tlinlr makeup waaV
perfect and they succeeded in deserv
ing their most intimate frier.
There la considerable eBthnstatn
over the splendid prospect et Sltp
toiti'i coal land.
Tho unknown night traveler refer
red to in tho Mail some time ago it
still in oar Mttlement; aeremt svt
tempte have beB made te apstrelistisl
him, but so arlw haa fusessiss! i,
evading W swrtwers. Thk et tt
beeomlng a source of cowtderabl a
noyance to us. 4
A large chicken hawk baa been er-
rylng away some of the net preoetojsj
from t number of poultry sunk
the river. He made kw aMaraet
more than ayt age, a little least W-.
low, first carrjiBgaway.ltttt ckMiav,
Qalninnslzeandstreneth.be bsiaat
on nle fact fryeni, then came breUeetv
his appetite increasing finely te tb
sue of a hen, and now a full grawar,
capon ie none to large for his aacy.
He has made several attempt to carry,
a forty lb gobbler belonging to Hn
Frank Ror era. Aaa sancsuittan alua:
kecpshim tied to a plum tree new tkej.
Kitcnen aoor tue greater part ot the.
time. Frank said hm mw liloi eV
Friday in the lop of tal!firs4iarp-
inix ins 0111 ana ciawa ana w atrmta ,
will trr to carrv the old lady awii.
which would not be a disnlar. of etvsl
taste on his Dart. There u a- boantr
of. twn dollars ou.kia acalp.
TENMILEl
Oscar Obmau killed a targe bear .,,
half mile North of CelemaRsresiileBee '
Tuesday. ,
William Coleman has. taketf-, ap s.
homestead adjoining Louis Snttgea
bach's place. . ,
Frault Hill baa severed itis.eonnees.
tions with J. M. Quick aed goee
North. . , 1
Mr. Jones of beerfamn baa ehaagee!'
his field of work from II. W. WilklsV
to Alex Carlson's.' , ,f . .
Mrs. Nygrea of TCeftH Beael it vWt-'
log with Mrs. NehtFetersofi.., t, , v
The following citiaeee bsrre jeer
viaited Manhftetd: Dr. Wi
Mrs. John W. Ueesee, Chart l
Sieetreem. Nek MaMee. AlMsMCefo-
man.and William Cols man. t
MIselossiMsvSteatriMii war mA4Ji
&br; AsteM waf-jwi
reuel.
ALLEGANY
Why can not Allegany .itlia,
celebrate the Fourth of July la proper.
style! Call a meeting at the aehool.
house to perfect arrangemeato by ap
pointing a committee. Thea e.very
Lody co mo asd have a roasiag tmve
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Alox E.Selatram caroedows to thai,
bay by way ot the beach. He wae.
looking for a cook to take to Camp
creek to cook in the camp there.
Z. T. Thomas, our road arpervisor,
has a small forco out on the West fork
road In work, cutting down somen
steep pitches and improving the road
in good shape.
Newell Price was down from Golden,
Falls and spent a few days with hie
brother, John Price, returning heme
Tuesday. ,
Miss Vfraie Gatre returned hbmei .
last week from a visit with friends la
Empire. .
S.Fairchilds returnee) from a trio.
in thi mountains on the East fork.
where ho has beon all winter. He re-;
porta having dono very well, cetttnie
somo very nico furs. ,
Albert Stenimermnn will log nn
South Coos river thte summer. He
moved bia logging gear over last Mon
day. ,
F.F. Fuller intends to buy. up quitei
a number of calves this spring and',
stock his ranch, one of the finest
stock ranches in the county.
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