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' A broux piopellor rjias cast in
thu fouudry at Marshftld Weducs
day for the steamer Alma.
Tlic Coos River towed a scow
load of hay up the North. Fork of
Ccos river Thursday (or Fred
Noah's logging camp.
The schooner Repeat was
towed from North Hend to the
vailroad wharf Wednesday where
she will load lumber from John
son's mill.
A few of the fuses in the box
in front of the telephone office
were burned out Wednesday dur
iug the electrical storm that pass
ed over this city.
A. W. Neal had his pile driver
towed to the Libby bunkers
Thursday where he will drive
piles to replace those- damaged by
the Empire last week.
l The A. N. W. ladies met at the
Illauco hotel yesterday, the guests
of Mrs. Frank Page. The ucxt
place of meeting is at the home of
JUrs. James Rolaudsou, South
Marshficld.
John Bear's express team ob
jected to' being out in the hail
3torra Thursday morning and.
headed for the barn on a dead run.
They started from Gee Fee's
itorebut were stopped before any
damage was done.
There was fl rise in North Coos
river Thursday at Allegany of
about 6 feet theh'ml loggers of that
country' took advantage of 'the J
ireshet and started a large number
be placed in the boom below the
creamery.
Jolin Johnson and Olaf Certen-;
soil, two sailors from the schooue: ,
JJna were arrested last night on
a charge of 'drunk and disoidcrly.
They were brought before I
)udge'Hydc .Wednesday and!
fined $6 a piece.
.' Dan Dimmick, foicman of
John Bear's ranch 011 Willanch'
slough. was. iu town Thursday.
He says Austin Ra, who;
nearly cut his thumb offlast week;
s getting' along fine and they have ,
hopes of saving the member
' While playing on he play j
grounds at the schoolhouse Wcd-j
nesday, .Gordon Rasmus en, sou
of N. Rasinusscu was thrown 1
down on the sidewalk and his;
Xace was quite bally brui&ed. It
is.ubt'known yet just how serious '
bis injuries will'tum out to be.
Having a Run on Chamberlain ts
. Cough Remedy
V J.i'tv.X'on tho hours of eleven o'clock
n. in, Jiinl clofdnj time at night on .Iltu.
'23th, 1101. A. !. Clark, druggNt. fil.ido
tjprlir.'H, u, Hold twelve of Chcinhor
lain'fc Cough Heiiicdy. He niyrf, '! never
lmmlli'd a iiiidlcine that Fold hetter or
euvo better Mitisfui'lion to my cuMo
jiipii'." Tliiri Kitmcily Iihs Ler-n in gun
oral u.c in Viigii'hi for ninny years, and
tlio people tiiero are well uemmiuted
witli its excellent ipialitie. .Many of
them Ituvc teHtifled to tlieTomiitkalilo
etirej wliich it Ikis elfected, Wlien you
iieed if good, reliable iiiedlcltie for a
ejiugh or cold, or,attiiclc of the. grip, use
jrjliainburlaln'rt Cough Huiiiedvsind you
;ro qertnio.'to bo .more Hum pIcaHud with
jo (puck euro which It alfonlH. J'ov
aloby John 1'roiLsa.
Genuine Christian Science.
Healing by absent treatment
for sorrow, sin, bad habits, and
every disease, jio matter what;
for those who me willing to live
an honest life. No faith, or so
called leiigious life lequired.
Terms within the means of all.
Hahti.ktt, 36 Geary St., Son
Francisco, Cal.
Any one wanting pure A No. 1
Leaf Lard Ironi strictly coru-fei
hogs can find it on sale at the
Marshficld Cash Moat Market.
Capt. Harris towed a svow load
of cattle to Sumner Thursday for
K. II. Beyers that were lately
purchased in Marshficld.
Mrs. M. Ilogau received wotd
yesterday frcm her husband, who
eft here about a week ago for
Arizona, having received news
that his broteer. John Hogau,
had been dangerously wounded.
On reaching his destination, Mr.
Hogau learned- that his btother
was dead having been shot all to
pieces, his death and buna! tak
ing place immediately.
Nothing better than Red Cioss
Expectorant for that troublesome
cough; try it,
Satisfactory, Sensible, Saving.
Up to date method of using bluing,
the automatic bukk
Constructed on tlio scientific principle
of flltoriition.- -Sold by K. A. Taylor,
Teaipleton. Prico 25 eonte, (coin).
It is sold uu its mcrtt.l
A Small Sufferer
The 2-year-old sou of ' Ivan
Scofield, of Dora, met with a
painful accident last Friday after
noon, lie fell from a ladder and
broke his arm both above nndbe-
1ntt t tlrt 1 lrttt nn1 t1c
IV" k If W WlUUtf tit VI UiU I
j)ut the elbow o'lt of joint.
No one but the boy's mother was
at home, and it was late in the'
evening before a messenger could j
be dispatched to Myrtle Point for j
a doctor. 1 Men no doctor at
Myrtle Point or Coquille would
gd out to Dora' to attend the boy.
The little sufferer was therefore
taken to Myrtle Point iu a wagon
reaching there at 1 1 a m Satur
urday, when his arm was set.
Considerable indignation is felt
by the Dora people because the
little boy had to be jolted over 34
miles of winter road with a broken
arm to have his injuries attended
to.
Jav Peart, while working on
the high trestle from the railroad
to the hill toward the Peart mine
last week, fell to the ground, dis
locating one wrist and hurting
his back considerable, but is get
ting long as well as could be ex
pected. Coquilie Herald.
Unclaimed Letters
' I.it of micluliued letter reiiiiiliiing in
tho AInrHlilield, Oregon, I'oolllce, .Mar.
1st. WKl. IVrroiiH callfiii; for tho hiuiio
will pleioowiy ndVertlHcd:
.Miiixliiield Athletio (luh. Kditor of
thu KiKjulrer !, .Mm CIius iukein, Jo.
Steve, John Talbnk, 0 C Hluiw, Clian
HcliohUield, X'aptulii .Steyiuw, (jiiHtmo
HoneiiHtel'i, lionet Hoiiiailo, V J'etuifon,
Uobort rridgeoi), .Mm Hilda OIhwhi,
Abraham OIhuu, (uh I) Mjirphy 2. .M .1
McDomild, Krli'lc f. Ander..on, V, Anudd,
W Urower, .Mm VI0I11 Cluiuin, .Mm Kiln
Carter. 11 CiiIwjii. hum.el Colhci. .Mm
Anna Uavlii, Alux Kvaiudf, Win Knlainl.
Kagmino KianceHco, H IS (inttiK, Unlit S
(ii'ddi'H, ilrn-.Iolm Jiatlleld. ,1 JiuiiMin,
Kieil HondeMon, .lauicti kJoiif.H, Henry
King 2, Victor Lindgien, .1 McClotid.
W;B.'Cuhtih, P.M.
Tide Tables atF. P. Norton's.
Dr. A. 11. Pi cutis will he ab
sent from town fiom the 28 of
Feb. to March 10th on profess
ional business. 227 d & w tf
Tcnmile Items
.
J-'nink Ilnwion httd liiulnesH 111
Mnrrhlleld Thursday.
Tito I.nku Creamery Co. will hold 11
special meeting tit thoeehool Iuiiimi on
Johnson ercck March 2nd to nmkojiir
mniiicnis for tho piitulinin of ti
now hnilci mid ungngcii butlci niiikui
for the coming miiimii).
J. T. Dnviii mid Frctl AiUiiih liwil
luinei til North Hand nml Miush
ilrld ihis Work.
T. G. Jordun win visiting tho mnyor
of 'iVmphiton on Tuesday.
Martin Ilnwkimou Inul lui'inci't
with Charles Walker on Mihol'iiM
Ixtl .Monday.
John Moitjun liipptnl 11 luro con
Mgiituoiitof .'urn lo .McMilUn Co.,
Minneapolis, lat week.
Dr. C. A Taylor of 'Pompidou hud
hiMtieaj a. I.nku on Friday.
'.(.!, Ojtiom 0110 of ihtt fiiiit eel
ilcrn in this commtini'y piiotl
through hero this week on Ins nay to
Uaidiiicr. Mr. 0. I111.1 ink-en a con
tract to build a dike on Dean cicuk, a
trilmtui to (ho Umpqtia.
Clinn. HoUtrom, tho well and favor
ably knonn locomotive engineer,
lcaCd tl.ie uitl: for California uhc.u
ho c.pccH to iiinko his futiiro home.
Tho Into mind and haiMomm hr.vc
caused tho lako to rie ovor '.ho b.inkh
mid its vntOMiuo now Honing west
ward into tho ocean.' Tho wave, arc
rolling 8 foot high on the houtlieast
end of the lai.e.
Pruifjfi'overs Take Notice
John W. Green the Old reliable
orcharrlibt is again hete to fix up
the orchards and carried all dis
eased tree', and do all work per
taining to the orchard. Pruning
working on diseased trees, spray
ing and gtalliug a specialty. Mr.
Cirecu is well known throughout
Coos county for reliable work and
our crchatdist will do well (b
secuie his services. Addre-,
Marshficld.
The hteamer Coos Iiiver was
thouroughly 'fumigated Friday
moruii.'g by or''erof IlealthUJlicei
Mingi:;.
PUTNAM FADIUJCSS DYFS
color more goods per package
than any other. Sold by 'ohu
Preuss, 10 c. per package.
TI.MIJKK LAND, ACT JLNK .'I, U7H
NOT1CJ-: I'OK I'LIJUCA'IIO.S'.
Cnilvd Stums I.ani Ofi'icr, Itowlmr;: Oki;''".
I'vliriiury via. v 2
.Votiec it Iieruby (jlvon lli.il in Lorijiii.in "
with lliu i)ioviKn cil llio net of f oiii'ii'.x ol
Imie 3, 1878, uniall "n net for Hi" vp of
iiiiiirr miiim 111 the Mntck il '.llliion,! 1, uiion,
Ncvxdu, nml WmIiIiikIuii 'Irnitor), J t
Irnutd lu ell the I'uMtc J. mil "iu' s y (.t ol
ArKii.i.), iH.ia.
1 l-.T'ilt N I.SO.V
oftlty of Minnenpolin, ( mtniy of I Irnrif.Ir,
.Stat.: of Minn., I.ai this il.iy fil.-d in tin-, iiiIa
liii woni it.itciiifiit No. 30G0, for ilw ,nrili.i
of ihe.SK M'.y, NV.'i-. .-.Ki j and l 1
SVi-. of Section No. 1 1, 'I ourlii aj .Soiitli,
ot Kuijjo iu V W, M nml will otti r proof
to hov 1l1.1t tin land koutilit i iuoiu .iu.il
for its llinUror noun thun for iifiricultiiral imr
poH'j, and to cuilitli lui clium to wild land In-,
loru lilt: KoxhtiT .aid ld-..civer of tint o i!n- in
Ko'cljtlrc, (Jiq'on, on '1 uosdny, (hu solli d.iy
of .lay i Ho j.
flu iiaiiici ni uantMi's: If. (i. McI-'isUn', of
a7iiii-nKli, Minn , Muron lla2" i, .uaoii
liloviluld, ol 1iiiiiu, Urugon. Cfi.uki OIoa,
of CottiiKf ( jimr( Orrjjon.
Any and ;dl jierwiin Ll.ifniing ndurely the
.1l)ovc;di'cttl)oiJ I.ind5 nrurcqiMilcd lo lilu .diHr
cl.ilnis in this office on or before .said audi diy
ol May iijoa, J, 1'. iIkio'ii.s, l.'rgisUr,. I.i
C. A. Schrocdcrof Arago, was
iu town yesterday having some
dental woik done.
Grant Hairy ofCoquillc was iu
town iMidayou brntincss.
Robert lox of Tcnmile left
yesterday on the Alliance for San
Francisco,
Kdward Abenmthyof Dora was
iu town yesteiday.
Win. Ross, of Coos City, was
iu town Kiiduy on business.
Vaccine for sale ot the Red
Cross drug store. Mail otders
promptly filled
G. A. Hrown, of the hatchery
came down from Coos liver
Ftiday. lie expects to leave for
his home iu theWillamette valley
the first part of next week.
Win. Johnson of Daniels rieek
was iu town Friday. I!c.vis
the buukhouse at Hi Kings )ogr
giug camp smells like a match
factory; the result of recent fumi
gation. Frank Smith of Cotw river says
he expects to leave for San Fran
cisco iu a few days to join a
whaling .ship that will .oou leave
for a cutiie iu Alaskan waters.
Tiie Coos River left tin hour
earlier Fridny afternoon than
the usual hour iu oider to make
a trip up the North Fork lo Allegany.
" .i piLitr vu, (ill utiirr
;v ioti', .j."
GEORGE-' '
TIBBETTS
i MMa
Dry Uoods, O 1 o Mi i n k .
Hats, Gaps, Shoo s a n (3
Qonts' Furnishings.
MIMHVfta
Hoys Clothing
and Ladies'
Furnishings,
Misses' tiud
Chiidteufi' goods.
ZZ.
JMJfl
Ev ery thing
Complete Htoi-k of all that Is
Hie Place
iiiiiioiiin.iv, uiv..
AGENTS
Staudaid Patterns, "
as
Delsartc Corsets, Cailsou.s Cnrrier's Umbroid
x cry and Knitting Silks.
5 WWvsi3(j tmwrmfi? (3
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Geo. Hall left for Sun Fran
i i
cisco on the Alliance Friday,
whete he will purchase .touie
mining machinery for the gold
mines of Salmon mountain. ,
The Slave mill was shut dowif
i. i ,
this week for an indefinite period..
Chas Hall the foreman, says the
mill will bethotoughly oveihnul
ed and some new machincty put
iu before resuming opctutio'ir.
Hmvatd Cojlver of Hig creek
moved his family and household
effects to Daniels creel: Friday,
where he will nsil his brother,
Ansel Collver on his dairy farm,
The Mcanier Mruidnlnv tpok a
lot of timber;; from Pcrshb,iket':i
mill to Snu Francisco, which will
be used iu the construction of n
vesiel Mr. Perthbaker is intet
ested in. The Argo will In duq
iu a day or two and will load at
Prosper with timber for the mime
purpose. Kecoidcr.
TheAlliauce succeeded ju, cross
ing out over the bur Frid4y af
ternoon, after waiting five dnys.
The Kinpire ami Areata arc
Mill at Kinpitc City, as the bar
wa still considered too tough for
them to attempt to cioss otit, both
being heavily loaded with
fi eight.
IMurate Yo'ir norroU 'Willi CatoariU.
t'nndjr fni'rltr. riirn eort'imii n rnrnoB
l(M Zia lie U V 'll.(Uuf,:NtrriiiMl money.
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Laces, Ribbons,
Kmbroidcries,
Corsets,
Handkerchiefs
Fnucv Goods.
cud
for Everybody. ,
new In .Spring and Siiiiiiiki
gootiHiomrivo 5
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Thorn iuu'f Coisets,!