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Sunday Oregouinn at Norton's
Bargains in kid gloves atScng-
tckens.
B. P. Lawrence is visiting in
Coquillc
Best Bargains in Groceries nt
Sacchi's.
Sentrstackcu 'wants ten tons of
Chittum bark.
The new brick yard at Coquillc
expects to have bnck on the mar
ket by the 24th.
Hunters report trial deer are
Very poor this season, a fat one is
seldom seen.
The bic camp mectine of the
!- beventh mv Advcntists ocean
on Thursday at Coquillc.
Would-be buyers complain
that younir stock is held at too
Ugh a figure by the farmers.
Use Hibbard's celebrated rheu
matic cure to limber your joints.
For sale at Scngstacken's.
The repairing of the lighthouse
at Uaudon is well under way. J
A. Laughead has charge of the
work.
When yon want some extra
nice cheese call on your grocer
for Sumner creamery full cream
cheese. 6 8 tf
Joku Landers one of the work
men m Yoakum's logging camp
near Beaver Hill, was badly hurt
by a log rolling on him last
Monday.
rc:erjounson, tue siilor on
the Volunteer, who was iujured
by falling down the hold, is do
ing well at the Mariue hospital
here.
Two choice improved buildiug
lots opposite G. A. Bennett's
residence- Also 1 lot at South
Marsh field opposite the Park.
Apply to H. Sengstackcn.
B. R. Mynatt was injured at
the stave mill Wednesday by get
ting ins ngnt leg against a saw
and cutting a long gash therein,
he will be laid up for some time.
The Coquillc Presbyterian
church will be dedicated tomor
row, Rev. W. S. Hunt, synodi-
cal missionary for Oregon, will
officiate. All churches in town
ill-unite in the service.
A shoe was picked up on the
beach yesterday, below Battle
Rock which was positively inden
titled as one worn by Charles
Srraban when he left Port Orford
on the day he was drowned.
Port Orford Tribune.
Advertising is an expense if it
is improperly done or done in a
haphazard manner. It is merely
an investment if it is properly
done. The difference between
expense and investment is what
fortunes are built upon.
The Salvation Army are mak
ing preparations to get into new
quarters in the Lando building
on Front St. Captain Crabtree
and Lieut Comer are making
the improvements. When com
pleted this will be a convenient
barrack.
The ranch house on R. D.
Hume's ranch near Weddcrburn,
was completely destroyed by fire
last Thursday, with all its con
tents. A number of Mr. Hume's
employes boarded at the house,
and many of them lost4 their
clothing and personal effects. It
is not Known now tlie hre ongi-
uuicu. i-un UJIUIU JLIJUUUC.
The Three
' Cardinal Virtues
made shoe are:
Quality,
found
Style,
For Which
Ease and Comfort,
WHICH IB A88UKED IN THE FI.ORKHEIM 8JIOK8, NEVER llKFOItE AT
TAINKD. .
A shoe with the name uKIORSHEIMM woven in the strap is a guarantee of the above
qualifications. :::::::
SOLID OZsTL-y. JBTS7
NASBURG BROS.
TIiq Dry Goods, Clothing and Furnishing Goods Men,
at
Sacchi's. It's fine.
S. D. Magucs nud wife have
returned to Sau Fraucisco.
For best values in boots and
shoes go to Scngstackcus.
Ii you dont attend the fair you
will miss it; that's flat.
Dr. Prentis will return about
Aug. a6th. tf
Salmon trout are said to be plen
tiful up Coos river.
Prepare for warm weather by
getting a summer hat at Scng
tacken's. Wm. Richard went to the Sand
Hill Lakes Tuesday morning and
bagged some nice mallards.
John Ellerby and W. Donaldsou
capsized their sailboat opposite
North Bend, on lost Saturday
evening.
The Methodist church has ar
ranged for another picnic to
Charleston Bay in the near fu
ture. Ralph Lane lost a joint off the
index finger of his right hand
last Sunday while coupliug cars
at the bunker.
Reports from John Wilson,
who is at Hastings, Colo., in
search of health indicate that he
is in a ptccarious condition.
Romomber you get four
pounds or tne best 25c.
roost coffee for 90c at
tne Pioneer Market.
The management are doing and
will do all in their power to make
the fair a success. Every pcrsou
iu Coos county should do the
same.
A whole wagonette load of
school teachers took the train
Monday morning, on their way
to attend the teachers' institute
at Bandou.
If you have anythiug in the
wav of a curio that might be of
interest to others, put it on ex
hibition at the fair, and thus help
toward the success of the enter
prise.
Grant Agers, Wm. Nasburg,
A. B. Daly, Charley Kronholm
and Ed. Marcy, took a deer huut
at Glasgow on Wednesday, and
brought home a two-poiut buck
in pieces.
If you want the best
there is in the market
and at the lowest prices,
try the Pioneer Market
and save 10 per cent.
D. C. McCary, late of Riddles.
Douglas county arrived this week
with his family, to make their
home here, having purchased
half a block and erected a house
in West Jarshfield.
Purser Tancard of the Alliance
was making his last trip on the
Alliance this week, having been
offered a better position in Seat
tle. He is succeeded by Mr. .
Abbott, of Portland.
The information of the re
cent death of W. P. Skelly
formerly of this couuty, but of
late of the Veterans home of Cal
ifornia is anounced, which is news
to his friends here. He died on
June 8.
We want to assure the News
that we did not lie by the fraction
of an inch about Peter Scott's
rock oysters. The largest one
was QVj inches and the next
smaller ) inches by actual
measurement, and when the
News scaled our figures by half
an inch it wasn't fair to the oys
ter.
Try a can of Succotash
n which the FIORSHEIM
Pre-eminent..
the FLORSHEIM Make has always been
Sengstackcn's for fresh garden,
aud grass seed,
Paints and oils at W.
P. Murphy's.
Edwaul Hughe has been ap
pointed Executcr o f the will of
of his father, the late Patrick
ughes. Tribune.
Dr. Prentis, Dentist. All work
guarautccd. Telephone No. 435.
J. W. Rises, the photograph
er, returned the first of the week
from a camping trip to the Sixes
country. Krucst Staufi attended
to the gallery iu his absence.
Fine line ot shirt waists nt
Scngstacken's.
W. S. Chaudlcr, JohuS. Coke,
Frauk Laise, Otto Schctter and
A. Abbott started for the Sixes
country Monday for an outing of
a week or ten days.
David S. Aiken, a brother of
A. G. Aiken, who was a resident
of Coos iu the early days, died at
the Soldiers' Home nt Rosehurg,
Aug 3, at the age of 53 years.
A full line of Mason's
fruit jars, caps and rub
bers at W. P. Murphy's.
Jimmy Maiucy, the young sou
of L. W Mauzey, was bitten ou
the right cheek last week by a
vicious dog but no serious results
followed. The dog was killed.
Notice the bread first, then see
the brands in the stores, on the
delivery wagons, and clothes
lines. Sperrys flour is all right,
and the sacks speak louder than
words. tf
M. A. Welch aud family ar
rived this week ou the Alliance
from Portland with his household
effects en route for the Coquillc,
where he has purchased the Wad
diugtou place, below Coquillc
City.
To be fully successlul nu agri
cultural fair needs something be
sides good horse races aud large
attendance. It needs exhibits.
Remember that, and bring iu
something to help the display.
No one person cau luruish a
complete display for the fair. It
takes the combined efforts of
many. Let each person inter
ested in the progress of Coos
county bring in anything he may
have to help the display.
Ladies who contemplate put-
tins fancy work on exhibition at
the fair will be pleased to learn
that an ample supply of water
has been provided for sprinkling
the grounds and the dust will not
fly as it did last year.
The new locomotive recently
received from the East by the C.
B. R. & E. R. R- & N. Co. is
receiving a new coat of paint, aud
will soon be ready for service.
The Mutual Life of N. Y. give
you the best investment and pro
tection. Take a policy.
H. Sk.ngstackkn,
Local Agent.
George S: Tibbctts are extend
ing their borders and now occupy
the show window of the store
room next door with a display of
workingman's goods, shoes over
alls and other articles for rough
work.
A meal is uot complete without
a prime article of milk and cream
and unless you have a pure,
sweet, rich article your meal is
very unsatisfactory. The Center-
ville Dairy is delivering a prime
article at your door. Only 5 cts.
a quoit. Phone 171 when you
want extra cream. Flanagan &
Barry.
of a well
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shoe will be
noted.
NOBODY SELLS
Our
Than
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do
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YOUNG BOY VICTIM
OF PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Ray Campbell Jumps into File of
Burning Coal SlackA Nervy
Youngster
Ray Catnphell, the 11 year sou
of Cliff Cam obeli, was the victim
of a peculiar accident last Sun
day, which resulted in jomc very
painful though not dangerous
bums.
Iu company with Al Sleep he
went up the railroad track to
ward the Newport mine. A short
distance this side of where the
county road crosses the track
their attention was attracted by n
bush of peculiar appearance grow
ing below thetrack aud they
started to examine it. At this
point the coal slack with which
the track is ballasted is afire, but
shows no surface indication of the
fact. The little fellow jumped
down from the track aud at once
sunk above his shoe tops in the
burning slack. Iu his attempt
to scramble out, he fell aud
thrust his hands into the. pile,
when the Sleep boy came to the
rescue and dragged him out.
Young Campbell was much the
cooler of the two boys, and com
pelled his companion to accom
pany him to tOA'ti, though the
latter was excited and frighteucd
and wanted to take to the woods.
The injured boy rati down the
track and across the trcslcs to
town and to Dr. McCormac's of
fice where his burns were dressed.
His hands and wrists were both
badly burned inside and out, and
his feet and ankles were painfully
blistered though protected by a
good pair of shoes.
The little fellow displayed the
greatest fortitude throughout. He
has suffered intensely from his in
juries, but is doing as well as could
be expected.
These piles of burning slack arc
exceedingly dangerous, as they do
not show that they are afire, but
arc like burning quicksand to any
creature that blunders into them.
12. G. Flanagan lost n good horse a
year or so ago by inadvertently
driving upon a pile of the stuff.
11 1 - v
When your milk comes down
sour from the river, ring up Main
171 Centervillc Dairy. We have
a cure.
Pleasant Party
Mr. and Mrs. J. h. White gave
a very pleasant party Sunday
evening at their home in South
Marshfield. in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Sunderland, who re
turned from San Francisco.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Sunderland, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. Jy. White, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Iewis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gam-
mill, Mr. aud Mrs. I. Clausen,
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Price, Mrs.
Geo. Woodward nnd six children.
OASTOHIA.
Burnt. lleltoilYN Han Unit Boufe
IHHKDHaililHHi:
PLAYING S
IN
THE RACES
&
m
m
i)ao judgment
S ofton rcsultH in empty
pockets. Tlio viho uso of
m your monoy providca for
tho lmppinm of tlio future
2 You wttto nothing when
you deal hero. You got the
2 beat for your caali nnd tlio
5 most curoful attention to
n
i your wishes and savo 10 per pj
2 cent, discount for cash. J
1 Flanagan's Pioneer Market.
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BETTTCR SHOES.
Guarantee Goes Willi Them
If llr Wt rvr, Jtuh don't h.v to luint up nny fcloy
to kick M or Mime youwll for Imjlim them rltrwliwv
lVIng your kick Uu-lt to llis IO(c we insls kvxI any
mnortiiM? complttnl In s I I I l t
Stock, Make or Wear
OUU SUOK.SIHANUK IN 1'IUCK 1'UOM
CADTgs $1.50 (0 $4.00 CENTS
libit to nnke yuti one of our cutlomrr,
GEORGE & TIBBETTS.
I. 0. 0. F. Building, Marslifietd.
Fred Krttsc has gone to San
l' ruucisco.
Claude Nasburg has gone to
Sau Francisco to attend school.
Professor Golden attended the
teachers' institute at llaudou.
John W. Krusc who has been
sick for some time is not doing
as well as his many friends could
wish.
Van Houdcn, of South slough
will help out the fair exhibit
with a large carved wooden eagle.
This is business. Let others do
as well aud we will have a good
fair.
James Watson a prominent
Coos city farmer nud dnirymnii,
was in the city Thursday. He
says he is too busy to get lonesome
up there.
The oil painting of Coos Heads,
raffled off at Campbell & Kick
worth's ou Saturday night, was
won by Charley Nordstrom of
Cape Arago Life Saving Station;
he being the holder of the lucky
chance, No. 40.
Dr. Ford presiding elder of he
Kugenc disric, is expeced wih
Mrs. Ford, nex Thursdy, o ake
an oilin? al lie coas and will
hold he fourli quarerly confer
ence of he M. U, Church while
here.
The Marshfield baseball cam
will nice a picked nine on he
Ilandon grounds tomorrow nud n
food atnc is nuicipacd. An
excursion rain was scheduled o
leave here at 1 p.m. Axlay.
W. A. Woolivcr Disric Dep
uty Head Consul, Modern Wood
men of America, of Gra.is
Passisinlicciy. Mr. Woolivcr
will bring his fatniy and reside in
Marshfield for n itne, jraisibly
pcrmnncnly. He will orgaitszc
a camp of Modern Woodmen of
America here,
BORN
BUCKM2Y In Coquillc City,
August 5, 1901, to Mr. nud
Mrs. John Uuckley, a bounc
ing boy.
McGBRTY In North Marsh
field, Aug. 3, 1901, to the wife
of Patrick McGcrty, n son.
MARRIED
IJRIDGHS NKIvSON At
Marshfield, Or., Aug. 3, :ooi,
Mt. J. Ilridges to Miss Maggie
Nelson, Rev. Irwin officiating.
Closing Out at Cost
Tho ontiro Stock, Dry
goods, Clothing, Furn
ishings, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoos, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Linol-
oum. Mattings.
Tho ontiro stock must
go at cost.
Store to lot. Fixtures
1 . a -.
for sale.
XLNT Store.
During tlio almonco of A. Abbott,
Tom Coko takes Ills plAUO as froiglit
agent at tlio railroad donot, wliilo J v.
K. Harry lakes Coke's plucu as night
watchman.
CARPETS
IN THE ROLL
I'lenly of each pattern no room too Inrgo
for u to cnrct. Hunt too In endless
variety, tharinliiff patterm, and dependable
quality,
FURNITURE.
New Designs in Sideboards.
New Designs in Dining Tables.
New Designs in Dining Chairs,
Tlie Lilejt and lundoincit product of the
lel factories all new goods at our ujual
low prices.
QllRISTENSEN ft. JOHNSON,
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HI! nun It iotMiu ttlioMtontlolltrim lliltiiiut n MfitolUr on lli.il; lit pikri
quoitd In our new cumplcU 4a luge
Il i) )oo in 1lr.1l hfie no Iaw rrrrK-iit.ilUn nir mml, Imt xln-ir jitt me
toll rviclly .ulritlcil,
Un'l It nnii Ii more MlUf.ictoijr nml hhkIi iMtlrrtoilt ilon M Imnw, look orr ll4
iMlir,K wlcct iIk cooUiriilml ml until jxif ucilrr, llun o iIicih1 iion Horn
Mh'tr Ilia ttoik Ii null, M tacll M mkitlnnnl lncouil(lr. ami grt jiiinliln(( ili.t ilot
not eI')chi Inlf fcttltfictlon, nuinlihiunillng Itul jrou ili ujr nit ctrm;nt julcr?
Smith's Cash dpt. Store,
No. ?J5 Markot St., San Franoisoo.
I
A Distinct Triumph
Our nmlkvl Uiltrilri, for die B'ilkmlon u
rtrtlitclty lu uy vtrt of the Ikx! In nml il It'
lute rtlnnl ttlitlnct ttlumpli In Mt Ixarkh
of the hrAllnj Kknw. ie MlUhclion xline
cvrr uml anil arr rmlonrtt I' tihytkUni,
lUltcrkt for home um J 5. 00 up, Urjrr un for
oilke uv, I w up, Th tlimk It In die clrctilc
curitnl not In die txkr.
Keel Cross Drug Store
John Prouss, Prop.
wa-np
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The University of
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"iipriXt
hundred court".' In I.lteraturo, Kcionco aud tho Art, Keloitca and Kugt'
necrinK and Mimic New litilldltiK and equipment, novun now instruct
ors j nearly XX) vnlumrs added to library in 11)01 Hummer school with
University credit; ftpcctal conrres fur teachers, for Law and Medical
students. Department of IMticatlou for teachers, principals and super
intendents. Tuition free, cosl of IIvIuk low Throo student granted
rcliolardups In largo eastorn univorsltieiu lOfll, :: :: ;: ;
Hond iiaino to 1'resident or JtogUtor for circular and cataloguo, Etigcno,
Oregon. : , : ; . . .
NONE BUT THE
BEST OF MEATS.
I constantly furnish the best mid
primest of meats, which gives mc
the confidence of tny patrons.
MEATS ARE A
NECESSITY
but it is necessary that they be
pure aud wholesome. I do not
promise a discount, but I will
give you honest and courteous
treatment, and value recejved for
your money. Satisfaction guar
anteed or caslt refunded.
Tim
MARSHFIELD CASH MEAT MARKET
HENRY HOLM, Proprietor. . Free Delivery. Plione 181
AT THE CHURCHES.
PKKSIIYTKItlAN CHUItOII.
(Horviees.l
Hithlmth school 10:00 AM
rrenohliiK service, ll :00 A M, and
biwiv n,
Ohristbin Ktidcovor, 7 :()0 1 M,
Mid-week services, Thursday H :00 l'.M
Hauiuol 1). McOlcllftiul, l'ubtor.
M. K. OIIUHOII
StibieotHittMirlitxlistchtiroli.inorn
ing Tho Now JCnlghthoodof thoi!0lh
Cenlllry,, KvelntiK. "Facinir Iho
qrosi."
Notice
ConuillaOlty, Orogon,
July 20th, 1001,
Xotico h hereby given thai ull Coos
County Warrants endorsed pilor to
August 1st. 1600, will bo paid ou pre,
dilution at my ofllce in Coqulllo City,
Oregon ,
No intorest will bo nllowod afior
July Ulst, 1001. J. 11. Duu.Y,
1
lliivtiiir roooii th' lititchniod Mr .Odiinlni!' In
Ditkcry, It linn hen lliorough-
- d and MlHilll. nnd J nm prrpnrcd
to (iiruUtt Ilrtuln firili llnmd, IMiit, Onke,
Kin. l-'tfl delivery to any purl of tlio city by
IoivIiik order itl tlio llnkury on A ulteol.
!.' I ticket ror 11.00.
EGLE, Proprietor,
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till drip )il In lliltillrrclluii.
Prosorving Timo.
VV Vrrp Ii1t,i tupplf of choice fiultt of
U limit, frrtli from the rocit, nml unjrone
wltlilnc loon or jKretr thouM t tura unit
rill on til. We Irrji n full iiocV of nil lli
rtfTCrLviry concomlttntt for fruit cnnnlng,
Campboll & Eickworth.
FOR THE CHILD.
Don't lot tlio children Miller in (ho but weather
Oho them what they need in the way of looiofUtlnir
clothes Uml will permit tho freautonf arm and
!, and dovelnpment ot tho Ixwly. Wo liavo initio
loti l and lorviceabln but neat and pretty ready
made al re.idysulo prior that should intereit you.
NORTH ."Tfr STAR.
J3epsi Richards, Propriotor.
Cor. A and Second Sts.
Oregon.
lKhel .Standard In
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REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE.
A flno business lot on A et, 10O
Dwelling houso ou 2nd st, fl rooms
(ICO,
Ai.lnlof land 218 ft. by 100 ft.
facing on raoo track in Houth Marsh
lleld, 700, Will soil iu bulk or half.
Kour lots noxt to rostolllco on Pron
st JJ2500.
Houso and lot In West Marshfiold
1000.
Houso una lot InJrfautU Marshfiold
(W0. . ,
Six lots in Dlk 10, South Mftrshflold
Ulook70 in Notley'a addition to
Ooquillo Olty. JJnquiro of
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