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I'M $Vl M)K!.rAS DYES ax u
rosy to itc m noap. No miisor fnllurw.
10c per lmckftRe. Mil ly John rreim
Sunday Orcgonian at Norton's
Frcsli Moskys candy nt Seng
stacken's. Root.' Knigcr lias been laid up
with' the grip for several days.
H. Scngstackcii is agent for
exchange of school books.
Miss Laura Dinitnick lias gone
ou a visit to relatives in San
Pedroi
All kinds of stoves aud ranges
at W. P. Murphy's aud mote on
the way.
V. U. Douglas moved into his
ucw house iu West Marshfield
this week.
The steamer Empire had a
new main mast put in at the
Reed -shipyard this week.
When you want some extra
nice cheese call on your grocer
for Sumner creamery full cream
cheese. 6 8 tf
Gilbert Grott Stewart on the
Una is laid up nt the Marine
hospital with erysipelas in the
hand.
lifts. Geo. Hughes, of South
Marsufiekl, who has been danger
OBsly ill for some timc,is able to
be around again.
The Ghost Ball to be given
by the Coos Bay Circle W oi W.
nexHThursday night will open
with a gTand Cake Walk. Dout
miss it.
"Strongest in the World"
Equitable Life Assurance Co
Surplus 66 Million.
W. J. Butixr, Res. Agt.
Ef B. Tichcnor and wife, whose
recent marriage at Myrtle Point
aroused such an interest in socie
ty circles all oyer the coast, were
visiting in Marshfield this week.
Mrs. Ed. Bender, of Myrtle
Point has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Jas. L. Ferrey. Mrs. Fcr
ey has not yet fully recovered
ftoin the effects of tailing into the
o&y several weeks ago.
Wc publish the passenger lists
of the steamers aud do not con
sider it necessary to fill up the
paper with a separate personal
item of each person whose name
appears therein, unless wc can
add something more enlighten
ing. A brand of cheroots called
'Early York" is on sale in town.
It is said that the manufacture,
whocs honesty can not be too
highly commended, contemplate
putting out a companion brand
made from ''Late Dutch" leaf.
Miss Josephine Cordcs has ac
cepted a position in the telephone
office to take the place of Miss
Ella Anderson, who will soon
make a trip to San Francisco.
Miss Cora Chapman is now act
ing as night operator.
A party of six ladies, Mesdames
W. B Curtis, Thos. Coke. Jas.
Rolandton, Frank Page, F. X.
Hofer and P C. Levar, walked
down to Pony slough Monday to
gather hucklcbctries. They re
turned loaded down with some 15
gallons of berries.
Get a free sample of Chamber
lain's Stomach aud Liver Tab
lets at Red Cross drug store.
They are easier to take and more
New guns and fresh ammuni
tion nt Murphy's.
Capt. A. M. Simp.ott has re
tunifcd to Sau Francisco.
New lines of healing stoves
nul cook stoves at Murphy's.
Mrs. Geo. E. Noah, of Sum
ner, is visiting iu Marshfield.
L. K. Nicholls has tetutucd
from the Salmon mountain mines.
Win. Gamble bronchi over n
scowload of hay from his Ken-'
tuck lough ranch Friday.
D. L. Rood, who has been in
Alaska for several years, arrived
ou Wednesday.
Services will be held nt the
Catholic church next Friday mid
Saturday at 10:30 n. 111. respec
tively.
For repairs to your boots aud
shoes go to Peter Clausen. First-
class shoemaker employed. Prices
reasonable. tt
Andy llartman and Autouc
Ebb, were brought over Monday
to the county hospital from the
county poor farm.
H. Holms, the butcher, pur
chased a lot of mutton sheep, beef
cattle aud hogs iu the McKinlcy
neighborhood this week.
Services as usual at the Metho
dist church tomorrow morning
aud evcuiug, subject in the even
ing "Beautiful Faces aud where
to find them."
Heavy southerly winds off shore
have been throwing iu an un
usually heavy swell for the past
week, and the Areata was delay
ed n couple of days by the rough
bar.
Capt. Harris scut the gasoline
engine of the Milkmaid to Sau
Francisco for repairs. He is
using the Ruth on the Suuiuer
run iu the interim.
The organ aud piano offered
for sale by Rev. R. C. Lee arc
bargains aud should be taken up
readily. He also uas several doz
en fine chickens, a crokiuolc
board and n number of other
things.
Attenion is called to n section
of the newspaper law of Oregon,
which will be found on the second
page of this paper. No one is
obliged to pay for a newspaper
which is sent to him without his
order, even though he take it
trom the postofhec.
Mrs. C. II. Merchant returned
ou the Alliance from Rosslaud,
B. C. accompanied by her
daughters, Miss Lilly and Mrs.
Mary Desmond. Miss Merchant
is still weak from her long and
serious illness, when her life was
dispaired of for weeks at a time
and only the best of nursing and
her mothers presence turned the
tide in her favor. Mh. Desmond
brings her two youuger children
with her. She has been away
about 18 years and hardly knew
the old town.
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LOOKING BACKWARD
im fo
PLEASING
PASTIMU
roe h
PEOPLE S
Jut we are looking forward to lar,e, a-ilu
in our
Shoe Department
The lincswe carrv for CHILDREN, LADIKS AND GKNTS
Are yivitg.!?, TSFA C 1 J OX and we want YOU to
hi pleated. Shall be glad to Number V O U among our
niaany 1'atious. :..::;
YUtis KrspccMUUy
GEORGE
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ODD FriL0 S BUILDING, Marshfield
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S5. . . ,. X. . N. . . N. .
Fred Single and wife of Co
qnille City, were visiting in town
last week.
H. C. Noble has closed dowu
his logging camp nt Pony slough
for the season.
The new three-masted schoon
er Advent sailed last Saturday.
Thomas Buckmau has returned
from several weeks nbscuce.
The Coquille Bulletin learns
that Hatk Dunham, who had
been sick in Alaska for several
weeks, has recovered, aud is 011
his way home as chief engineer
ou n steamer.
Mrs. C. Peterson of Rivcrtou,
is visiting friends and relatives iu
South Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Chance arriv
ed from Albany Friday, ou a vis
it with relatives aud friends iu
South Marshfield. They expect
to spend the winter here.
John Conniff who has been on
business iu Washington, returned
to the bay Monday.
The 6-incti wire cables and
ro-iuch Minila came up ou the
Areata for use iu getting the
Barado off.
The ways for the launching of.
of the new steamer have bceu
placed in posotiou, and everything
made ready lor the launching
which was to take place at noon
today unless the uouarrivr.1 of
Capt. Tibbctts, of C. A. Hooper
& Co. should cause a postponement
linpruiements
V J. Douglas is having the
lot to iis place ou Second hi reel
filial it.
The residence of David lloldcu
has been raised aud otherwise fix
ed up.
A new sidewalk now adorns
the front at Heisner's boarding
house.
Atcw sidewrtl' was put ntouud
.he-Holland propeity 011 Third
street, now occupied by A. Ab
bott. J. X. Nelson is repairing his
sidewalk and moving his fence.
New sills have been put under
the rear cud of the Hen net &
Walters brick building.
Wm. Noble is having a new
fence put around his property
near the Fourth street bridge.
F. .. Sacchi is filling iu the
lot on the old Cox propeity pre
jxirntory to raising aud moving
the house to the rear of the lot.
James Ellsrby has bought n
lot near the Methodist church,
and is having his house moved
there.
The grading dowm of ihe Me
Phcron lot is nearly completed
and the dwelling house thcieon
has been lowered to the new
level.
Thos. Maginnis is having a new
fence put around his property on
A street ami making some sub
stantial improvements to his resi
dence, as well as to the street
adjoining.
The old planking on the
Empire road north of town is
being taken up and replaced with
ballast and fire-clay. A per
manent improvement.
L. M. Noble has torn down
. ,. , , I the old barn near the slough on
Tho entire Stock, Dry pn, strcct, ami will move the
EOOdS, Clothing, Boots bouse now occoptcd by w J.
and Shoes, Carpets, 'EtC.,' Butler on to the site, lie will also
must gO. NOW is thO build a new dwelling house
time tO Sec Jl'O bar- alongside and another whare the
gains. Tako advantage '' ?w occupied by Mr. Jiut-
T I) ncivMfnnno'U' nf tliKs'nt nnn m thn nhnnnncj , ler siumia
city now of Gardiner, has been in of a lifetime.
4 ftTA ItlAAll 1 v ? m M -& V 1
lUrtHiuja kn iuumuu " V T TVT m f-, 04- '
the hill which he " . . . J''J1i'
COQUILLli BAR NOT
SO BAD AFTER AU.
Vessels llac no Trouble In Passing
0er it Whenever They can uo
so Without Trouble
Former Marshfieldite
CLOSING OUT ,
AT T;.V PER CENT. LESS
THAN COST: I
property ou
formerly used as a photograph
gallery. His photographic plant
is still stored there, as he has
all he can do in the jeweler's
line at Gardiner aud ou the
Siuslaw which he visits peroidical
ly. All the old residents will rc-
pkasant iu effect than pills. Then member the time when Mr.
their use is not followed by cou-, C leaves bore the cussing for the
stipation as is olten the case with, irregularities of all the time
pills Regular size, 25c. per box. i pieces on the Bay.
Still a Secret
The premium lht of the late
J. LANUO, Prop, lamented fair is Mill being kept a
profound secret by the Uoseburg
officials. Their attitude seems
to be that it is 110 one's Ijumiicm
who tool: the premiums.
Pcnuick is ou the 1
rom
Clarence
sick list.
John Preuss in suffering
an attack of the grip.
T. II. Barry is moving
Empire City.
Good line of Road Carts at W,
P. Murphy's.
The Baiulou Recorder says that
the Mam. man luiiht have been
dreaming when he stated that
the iehoouct Zampa whs bar
bound iu the Coquille, mid says
the Zamnu lir.s uevei been tu the
Coquille. We acknowledge the
corn, and stan I corrected. The
item should have read that the
Zaiiipa was off the Coquille try
ing to get iu but couldn't on ac
count of the shoal bar.
The courteous eeutlemnti who
presides ever the destines of the
Ccquille Bulletin is also constrain
ed to hhaw some Might jcrturbn
tiiui of spirit over the same unfor
tunate "tuisreprm'iitntion" of
the inuch-nbm-ed bar. It is farth
est from the Mail's intention to
misrepresent the condition of the
Coquille bar. The fond delusion
that there is some yort of rivalry
between the Coquille river and
Coos bay, a harlwrs, exists only
ou the Coquille side of the hth
111 us, nud the M.ll. could have
no object in purKsety belittling
what they have over there iu the
way of a harbor.
However, merely for the amuse
ment of our readers we publish
below two sentences which ap-
lear 111 the same txirai'rapli iu
which the Bulletin calls down the
Mail:
At 110 time
during the p.i-t
yeni has there
been a vessel
Imr bound on
this river, and
they have had
110 trouble iu
coming in or
going out.
Fnshionablo,
Oomfortable.
Thorn In no nincon nhy Imlli'i ulioulil
liok tnn fui Initio Mini fiiMilDiinlilr
tiitini;iiiminl UiU rciiioii, W'n Imvn
Ihm'ii cmornl in put Iu 11 nlitdl;, lull nt
(ho uuml iilliuuliMi tiiiilliiiii in
liulli'' Kfliiiu'iiti, iiiiililin jirloo plneci
tlii'in uitltln 1I111 riMich n( ,tll.
NORTH STAR.
Bosuio Riohurds, Prop.
Cor. A mid Second Sts.
Frosli and Roliablo
Vegelablcs and fiuits nrc more
expensive this year than last.
Its important to have the best
quality iu order to grt your
tnottej s worlh. We provide
Fiuits find Vogotubles
that will justify you in paying
the price. The quality in the
stion;; fe.itute.
CriinpbolL & ElolcwortJi.
p0s
Wo Study Printing!
We make a fcatiucs of prepar
ing piititiug that is piofitablc.
That is we make it
Frottlublo to our pu
tronfi! We study tycrt and eflect.'i to
iitsuie attractive atraiigciueut,
and we believe vou'l! appreci
ate how wc handle vour woik.
I'luin 11 cntd to n catalogue wc
want to figuie ou our work,
MAIL JOB OFFICE.
A Distinct Triumph
Our ntHi. il IuH-iIm, frf S n.ijJu.iUon itT
r UKiiy in .iy Mri ot iht laJr Mi nrctt u( H.
Iiiw gatanl 'ImIoci tmmrti H tMt Itmmh
oi Ow hotline Mlenx, gtt MlbfitMlan lt4
riri uvil MMt ur MlUeorU Irjr tjrSW.
Iiitct fur Imhh h f 00 !(, Urgtr n (m
( inr. tMH. I h ljek l hi Ihr 4cut
trwftt -110 1 In tlw jukv
Red Cross Drug Storo
John FreusSiProp.
(SKtMSft
j r luj -i
y VT f ff iTtfS
The steamer
M n 11 (1 a I a y
didn't come in
last trip bee.iue
the bar liml
shoul cd, and
Capt. Reed
thought that if
he came in that
he might be de
la) ed in getting
out, .so went in
to the bay.
BORN
AIKOI.A At Libby, Or., Oct
22, to the wife of Michael
Airoln, a daughter.
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every way. All of our new garments are cut from durable wool fabrics, iu neat
Mixtures, Checks, Stripes, New Greens, Plain Blues aud Blacks. Drop in some
time at your leasure and see them. : : : : : :
"mm ""lffTV'r" MH4Mfn., .
Hawes Hats
Have had the preference for a long time ?
atn-oug fashion's votaries. The new Aut- 0
umu Derby and soft hats are now ou the jg
f way from the east.
A rlsiif
is certainly the most uncomfortable thing
that can happen tq a SHOE-BUYER all
ill-fitted shoe is dear at any price We fit
your feer and your pocket-book as well in
FLORSHEIM'S STYLISH AND COMFORTABLE
SHOES, $3.50 TO $6.00.
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The Jleliahlo Dry Goods, Clothing and Furnishing Goods Men.
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llw co Imulnl lo ymt iWwr dy llclmfr, jl
llw liHKl, In (Mriilni oil, tahlah Imrnt m
jtihi Witnl It 1 1 bom, Ixit itunHi't Imni up loo
iiukIi iiMinry While ynur kWIIac "'' fox
might . uHl grt llrf mI.
I.uml-r 1 1. tivfv, rfun.1 Itomlta mill. Diy
hmhI 4Ub lit ABr wil of lon im W101I tioluc
Irutk 4wl iImjt ii1, xomlitK Intl. wm k ami
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Vuriiik'ii'it ami
Wall I'lijmr,
llrilalluK.
Ison's Pure Mixed Peluls
A Specialty.
Onlr'H irouiilly lili'il.
FUONT SI, MAIISIII'IIMJ), Oil.
I'iBSOfit Uarjaiu tnvet oireml In urocuriw, uiiuiiionolng Moiuluy
I
Oct. LMJlliirt(l continuing for Ho lnyi only,
follpws.
Jlnrpln
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I will toll grouarloi m
Ilogiilnr
jincu
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10
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18 IIih tfuuilatcil Mid'ur for
1 1 Ibii ljut jHmdortil migar
(J ibd kooiI ro.utt'il coiroo for
1 lb U'Ht griou tea
1 lit Lost Jlnlisli breakfast tea
11 caiihIjIuo rllilion corn
11 rims bmu ribbon lomntourt
1 can prim baking powder
12 jinckugCB wlieut fluku iiinsli
uf) lb fnck bent California Hour
ii lb iiockago golil dutl
1 barrt Hiipoliit 25
1 lb can I'clio cut ji!iij;toLacco -Ifi
1 imcKngCK Golden (late eodn 'J5
120 lbs rnigo 1 00
IS lbs lipiul rlco 1 00
'.'2lbabayoori!nkbcann 1 00
, Woduiycr 10 uny part of tho city frto , and na I Imu my own do
K HvcrJ', aan givo bettor and quicker service 16 ci)stoinor. Itoinombor
'fi tliltiealo la4ln for only SO day mid UHtiictly Oiwli. I gtinratitco all
I r. my grocork ubsolmoly jmro and 11 ill lofuud your nioui'V on uny aril
I i clo npt eatitfuctory. j:. 6, 1-'LANAtJAN,
K , IMonaur Markot.
10o per lb
"'tis pr lb
COu pur lb
8O0 pur lb
l-'jijo pcroiin
l'JJn per can
50o per cun
lou por puckngo
fl OOjicmaolc
i'llo pcrpuckuo
10c pur bar
COo pur jiackugo
lOu purpuukugo
lOo per lb
10o pnr lb
Jo pr lb
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Hook
Agents
Uny will yon wiiiI cunt fir
In'. :. Vilu n ynti can git
Dm f.unu biiol.-H 011 Hiiinn
ti'riiH, 11111I xiiiu from tlinu
to hIx v.'i'ckH llinc, by ileal
IiH'i.ltlia liniiin 111 111, So
iirHtl'i'MAMU'AnTHKIW
IIIJA'Hil AHTKIIH V O It
Till; ('()8T, mul carry it
full lino or thn boMt HOL
IDAY HOOKS, thn Mai of
Win. MrKlnlny, by Col. Mr
t'luic, by John Coulter mul
by .Miinit lliilnliwl, tho
tlino niilhuiilic, biHikH mul
all oMiur Staiuluril Kub
Hci'Iitloit bookH,
rlbt Tor purtlciiliirH, nam
liiir (ho IhkiIm you mint,
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l'HYHICIAlf AND BUnOKON.
Officii In Hen'tUckm nml SiiiIiIi'j llldi;,
1'jo it ilrrel, Mnnlificlil, Orit;on,
I
Home
Cooking
At tlic I'OI'ULAR RESTAURANT.
Kinylli 1' Wilkiiunu nnuounco
to tlui ptibllo that llicy lmvo
iiiktiu clnir'jo nf tlili wull-tuni-uil
muting lioimnmul itolicil tho
patrouiigo of nit lio like to ont
wulNnorMil mul honiu-likn cook
ing 11111I1I ipuot mul 1 lennly Hiir-rni'ndiugN.
oni
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Cleaning and Pressing Clothes
n Specialty.
FlrHt-cliiHt workiiiiiiiHlili giuiraiitooil.
HiiIh cli'micil mul pnwoil
A. (JAM II V, l'KOI'.,
I'ltONT ST.
WA1
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3. W. Bennett,
ATTOUNKY ASH COUNSULOK AT
LAAV. 4 ,
(jfiko over C001 lljy Dank, l'rOnl sued
M.ujIi'wI'I, OniiQJif
W. TJ. Douglas,
ATTOUNKY AT LAW AND U. B. .
OOMMIBBlONnit.
l'ront flru'l, MurshliiKI, Oregon,
John F. Hall,
A'n'OUNIJY AT LAW.
OfllcB in JIJoruilo blovk, Ytonl nut,
Mnrtlificlil, Oregon. '
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