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1 .AJiTJD LOCAL.
Tide Tables at F. P. Norton's!
'; J. T. Tlirift, of Coquillo Oily, deputy
cput
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assessor is in town witu mo lunu
Mrs. Geo. lhtnyan nnd'Mrs. John
'Collvornro visiting Miss Eva Wilson
and having some sowing done.
' Stcvo Johnson has rented his phico
pn Tenmilo to Antlrow OlesAu, tho
Jimil carrier on tho Mnrshtlcld-Gnrdi-cr
route.
. Clins 'Jncksbn has purchased tlio
lot on Iho corner of 4tti and 1) street
'from Mrs.' Xcltio Owen.' Tlio price
paid is said to liavo been $000.
., Tho schooner Glut E. F.ilk brought
nprilnrgo lot of California hay for
II. Songstackou.
,' Steren Johnson, of Tenmilo was in
,town last night. Mr. Johnson was
tho first cotter in tholVnmilo country
having gpno in thore in 1874. Hav
ing rented his plucc, ho will now tako
life easier.
" Any one wanting pure A No. 1
l,eaf Lard from strictly corn-fed
hogs can find it on sale at the
Marshfield Cash Meat Market.
Try ad ad in the daily Coast
'Mail it i'siead by more people
an Marshfield than aby other
paper nud every morning except
Monday.
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Joseph Young was taken to Co
cniille Monday, iu charge of Con
stable Bridges to await the next
iessiou of circuit court, when his
trial is set lor hearing.
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.It is understood that the teach
. crs of the Coquille school will
have,trouble in collecting their
wages for the time the school
Was closed on account of the
quarantine.
; putnam fadeless dyes
color more goods per package
lhaif'auy other. Sold by John
Preuss, 10 c. per package.
" With a couple of cases of scar
let fever iu town, extra precau
tious Should be taken by pareuts,
it's spread iug.
For the .benefit of those who
predicted that tlie Daily Coast
Mail would be a thing of the
past ere now we will say, please
guess again gentlemen.
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: Vaccine, for sale nt the Red
.CrpssJ1druc' store. ...Mail . orders
promptly filled.
,. Carl Albrecht has completed
jaying the foundation for his new
pbttage on 4th street, and work
bj constructing the building will
be pushed as rapidly as possible.
Parents would do well to look
out pretty closely ior their chil
d'renfor awhile until the danger
of a spread of scarlet fever is
over.
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' Dr. A. B. Prentis will be ab-
ieut from town fr'om the 28th of
'JtpbAta, Mdrch ioth;on 'profes-
signal business. 3 27 d&w tf
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Prcsbytctinn church, met Wed-
ucsday, at the residence of Mrs.
A. Fisher. They will, ,ncet
next week at the home of Mrs.
T. Howard. ,
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Lewis, the 7-year-ohl soil of
Chas. Hradburv has the scarlet
fever, but not in a severe form.
This is the second case in town.
Clias Jcoseu, who will go away
on the next Alliance to attend a
Snn Jose business college waj
given a farewell party by his
young friends last evening at thc
residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dear.
The schooner Repeat, which
grounded ucar thc old Bay City
wharf Tuesday, was taken off oil
the night tide, by the tug, but
repeated her act by finding the
flat dga:u opposite thc railroad
wharf, aud lost another tide.
Send in your order
for home use to the
Coos Bay Wholesale
Liquor House, who car-
jry a complete ana se
lected stock for the
trade.
A Gentleman who left Bandon
yesterday morning informs the
Mail that the schooner Parkers
burg, six weeks out from San
Francisco, was off the bar aud
thc tug wa3 going out after her.
More new planks are being put
in on the Fourth street bridge,
and some new pranking near the
postoffice also improves conditions
uiider foot.-
PC' ' D. Hume writes to
the PortOrford Tribune, express
ing a desire to again represent
Curry iu the legislature.
The rains have interfered con
siderably with the work on the
stexmrr Alert, but the calkcrs
were at work again yesterday,
and she will probably be ready
for the water next week.
Nothing better than Red Cross
Expectorant for that troublesome
cough; try it,
T.he Sparrow made a trip
around- to Poi.y slough yesterday,
taking supplies for John Man
ning who is repairing a large
J. in. ailljjjaill UICW Hit.) MCCU
losing considerable time in the
ti. r.i.:.....i I. 1
past weekor
tiad weather.
so on account of
Educate Vour IJoweli Willi Cuicnrett.
IOc.sjc. II G C C. tall. drusKisiartfuDd money.
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Satisfactory, Sensible, paving.
Up to (Into method of using bluing,
THE AUTOMATIC IJLUEIt
ConstruetcU on tho scientific prtnclplo
of nitoratlon. Sold by K. A. Taylor,
Tcinnloton. Price 23 centH, (coin),
fit Is sold oil Its nierts.l
ELEOTRCOITY
Arc jrbii Buffering from HhmimntlHm,
Scak buck, NervoiiHtroublo orOunurttlly
ruiHlowii sjHti'ni? I'po Klccttle HeltH
mill Iintterlox. Kor men nud women.
Electrle Iimoles keep tho foot warm and
prevent catching cold. Kor book,tet uild
clrculara, nddrefiH,- - .
Electiiic Api'manck. Co!, '
Jtedfordj Oregon,
jflo Cause For Alarm
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Thc Port ,s R'"K fro,n u,omh
to inotfli that the children of J.
Jscpl'i West Marsh field,
attended vnool while the e
wrts scarlet fever in the family
sonic two weeks ago, and many
I people tre worticl with the idea
I that their children have thus
been exposed to the dkcase.
There h uo cause for uneasiness,
as Dr. McCormac, who at
tended thr Joscplisou family at
the time, says they did not have
scarlet fever but only a billions at
tack. One cf Marsh fields youtiEdtien
will appear before Recorder Hyde
at 10 a in lOdav to nuswer the
complaint of Marshal Carter,
chargim; him with disorderly con
duct. Itseetus that on "Tuesday
night, while uuler the influence
of liquor, he assaulted new
comer against whom he hnd 110
grievance. The itssaultee docs
not care to prosecute hilt Marshal
Carter, iu the lino of his duty,
made complaint as above sl'ttcd.
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There scenn to be something
iu the nature of a neighborhood
quarrel down around the Divcl
bliss mines in Currv county. Iu
last week's Tribuilc N. C. Divel
bljss acquit parties unknown of
smashing his giant, nud this week
apears a communication signed
by 13 men accusing him of do
ing it himself to create sympathy,
and of being a bad lot 011 general
principles.
The invitations are out forthe
Wedding of C. H. Hall and Miss
Bessie Richards, to take place at
the Presbyterian church at high
noon on next Wednesday.
Oastlewood, ,
A beverage that invig
orates and tones you up.
A delight to the young
and a comfoit to tho
old.
Roy Garrett of Myrtle Point,
who has been sick has recovered
troni bis nines, and isagaiu
doing busines ior Henry
Holm's meat market.
' There is some prospect that
Dean &. Co. may open up log
ging operations at Sumner, to
take timber down the Boone
gulch, and if satisfactory arrange
ments can be made with the S.
O. Co., over whose track the logs
would have to be moved, the
camp will probably be opened.
BOKN
-At the
BESSEY-
Coos Biy
creamery, Mar. 12,
the wife of II. E.
daughter.
1902,
Bessey,
to
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WORK TO COMMENCE
' 0 STANDARD OIL WIIAllF
F. S. Dow recieved a telegram
yesterday from the Standard Oil
Co. instructing him to proceed at
once with the work of extediug
he company'.; wharf aud the ot !
er improvements outliued in
Tuesday's Mail.
The plan was for Mr. Dow to
obtain plans and estimates to be
submitted to the company for ap
proval, but under these new or
ders he will go ahead on his own
judgement and push the work to
completion as soon as practicable.
He made arran,geuints,last even
ing with A'. W. Neal ' for the
driving of the uecessary piling.
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UJJ we please you , tell oieivt
if we doii't, tell us."
GEORGE
Dry G-oods
Hats, Gaps,
Gents' Furnishings.
Boys Clothing
and Ladies'
Furnishings,
Misses' aud
Childrens' goods.
Every tiling
CoiiiiU''o stuck ok all that
KihmIh
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TIic Place
Marshfield, On:
AGKNTS I'OR
Standard Patterns,
Delsarte Corsets, Carlsons Currier's Embroid
cry and Knitting Silks.
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STKKET IMPROVEMTS
AND ClTYMNAh'CESi
IJ Street to be Improved Good
Showing of Recorders
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Report
Thc city council met In npccial fiction
last evening, Mayor Coke, Recorder
1 lytic, Attorney Knrriu, nud Couiiollmeu
Klckworth, Noble, Xorton nud Nelaon,
propoiit.
K. A. Golden appeared beforo tho board
nud made wiUnfiictory nrrnugemeiitM for
the pnyment of tho Htreet iMcumoiit on
hid property, which hudbeeii ndvertiued
for Balo today. f
The improvement of V, htrcot from IhI
to Uh Htreut wus ordered, the Htreet to
bo covered with burnt 11 ro clay like the
othor HtreetM recoutly improved.
Tho flro and water commlttco waif ,tn-
rftrucled to make nrVunirpiiiout fdr o're-
Jiigvono pf tlio old Uo.to curb? lu West
MiirHlilk'ld nud 0110 in South Mnrshllulii,
each to cany 1'X) feet of hoa.
Tlie recorder'n report for tho year 1001
was read and accepted. Thtf'-rejiort
hIiows total cuhIi recuiptn for tlu yrar
i?0013,rjr, whilo tho warranta clmwn
iimouuted to ZuMUXti. WaminttT ro
deemed niiioiinled to $5910X0. Cat U on
Iian ' itt the llrat of tho year $f2:).D0, on
Jan. 'lHt, 1001! $006.02, Tjiu occha or re
cjlpts over e.xpondllureu was fDOO.Oi.
T heA?'N. aVY. wt.-aSlujrkay at
Mrs. T. S. aiiuot's. 'Thead
ie'fi report hav'ng enjoyed a..proH.
iiuble and enjoyable time. ' Muj
firace'MpConnac will eut'jriaitl
the cMib nt her . home jjext
Thursday. .'.' '
TIBBETTS
OlotHing
SHooh and
Luces, Ribbons,
Embroideries,
Corsets,
Handkerchiefs
. Fancy Goods.
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for Everybody.
Is now In Spring nud Sninmo'
to artlvii
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ODD FELLOWS' lildg
Thompson's Corsets,
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WAS IT MURDEP
INSTEAD OF SUICIDE?
Tribune Presents Suspicious Pacts
About Death of Curry
County Man
. Tlio Fort Orford Trlhuno of Mnrch I flit
presents 1111 urrny ot fuel in connection
with tho death of August Iterg, who was
found dead iu biff cabin at ' Pistol ilver
on Fed. I ltd, which Poem to point to
murder Imlvad of oulcjde, thou gh tho
verdict of tho coroner' Jury wan iiulclde.
According to ttio Tribune thera wero
three bullet wouids 011 tho dead man,
one In the arm, two In tho body, the bul
lota remaining In tho body. Tho only
weapon In tho Iiouho wau n U8T1D Win
chester, a bullet from which wonld not
have Htopped iu a innn'fl body, Another
fact against tho wileldo theory In tha
there wero 110 towricr buriiH on tho body
or clothing. Death hud not beou iiirittiu
couh. and tho man hnd imido dying of-
fortfijo H(op tho Mow of blood with Hour
dough, and hnd placed a dlutroHx, ulgunl
on tho oiitflido or tho door. It In report
ed that llerg hnd at least $50 iu cuuh,
buOio money wan found.
Tho Trlbuiio snyH that Josoph fHowurt,
another Hottler Iu tho neighborhood, loft
homo tho day before Uerg's body was
round, to vIhU u cabin near Hcrg'H, ami
114 hu fulled to return a HciiTchlng party
wont out aud tracked him Into tho
mouutuliiH to tho eantwurri, u thoucU
ho wore making for tho Interior of tho
Htate, and thin iu coiiHldorcd uqiwpleloiiH
ck&uu.. tr.::ce.
WANTED flood oronmury man ami
biiUor-miikor. Atltlrcica V. F. IloV
ron, Tomiiloton, Or. ' ' UIlGtifcw
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