The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902, August 09, 1902, Image 6

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MARSHFIELD OREGON
Additional Local
Mrs. Chas. Hfikox has returned from
a visit to relatives ou the Coquille.
C. S. Benner who has been absent
from tho bay for several years, returned
on (be Alliance on a business trip,
. Tho little child of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Denning was quite badly burned Satur
day by falling against the etovo wbilo
ber mother was ironing.
Mrs. J. J. Mahoney, and Eon Albert,
of Son Francisco, camo up on tho Al
liance, for a two months visit with her
aister, Mrs. G. W. Woodward, of Soath
Marsbfield.
Andy Hartman, rrell known to all tho
old timers on the Day, who has been at
tho county infirmary for several years,
was adjudged insane a few days ago and
taken to Portland.
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Henry L. Shattuck of Khellsburg, Iowa,
was cured of Btomach trouble with which
ho had be6n afflicted for years, by four
boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. IJo had previously tried
many other remedies and a number of
physicians without relief. Tor ealo by
Jno Preues.
Pillip.Relcbort who came up from San
Francleco about two weeks ago on a visit
with his relatives, will leave on the next
Areata.
. Tho schooner Charles E. Palk, passed
down tho bay Monday morning, lumber
ladou,
Tho rigging oi the new echoonorA'rgua
ie going ahead rapidity. The four masts
are in placo, her "bald-headed" rig giv
ing her an oddjjppearanco.
Dean & Co'a mill vbb closed down
Monday to give the crow an opportunity
tq attend tho funeral of tbo latii William'
ycha,ds.who was 'employed therefor
aenrly' ten years,
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MWM Wi 1 1
Tor Infants and Ghildron.
The Kind Yum Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
twc cmraun coumnt, mwyonn crrr.
A. E. Seaman hai bought Mrs.
Thoma' property on tho cocnir of I) and
Uroadway. The price paid waa $1500.
Tho brldgo leading to" West Marsh
fleld is badly in newd of repairs, several
planka being broken through.
Jas. II. Flanagan fa acting as caihior
in tho bank during K. F. Williams' ab
sence on his vacation.
The beat physic Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablot. Easy to take.
Pleasant in effect. For title by Jno
Preuss.
C. E. Nicholson and It. F. Williams
and their fami lies went up to tho Maze
for three or four weeks' camping.
Hobt. AJir, tho tinucr, returned Sun
day from Coos river, where ho Iras been
in tho lino of his bubinoes, and will now
take in the upper bay.
Frank Pago, late landlord of the IJlanco,
has raturned to Eureka and is at work
for Jaku Lowentha), wncro ho rvna form
crly employed for years, giving good
satisfaction.
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The new hoist at tho Libby -mine, ro
placing tho one burned out eomo time
ago, will bo started today. A complete
now electric call system had been put
in.
Tho Radical United Erethron Church
in Christ, will begin a camp meriting on
Thuroday evening Aug. 1 Ufa, 1002, at
Mojhicr Chapel on South Coos Kivcr, to
continue over two Sundays. Hishop
II. L. Barkley of Portland, Orezon, will
ba in attendance. Every body are in
vited to attend, and all who can to corao
preparca to camp.
Sent to Jail.
Dbas, Wilson waa arraigned beforo
Justice Hyde Monday aftornoon on n
charge of petit larceny, tho complaining
witness being Kdna Stiapp, who accused
hinpf.Jtakinga skirt belonging to her.
II o pleaded guilty and a fine of $10 was
imposed, in dofault of wblehjie wa com
netted to tho county Jail. It is said hat
there was dome shooting mixed in will)
the row which culminated in this caso.
ft Jp to
fupA Use
va For Over
Thirty Years
Cpt, lhb Jones Is spending a short
timo on tho Hay, nu d will return to Sun
Francisco later, w bote a good poidtion
nwnlts him.
E. HonckondotlT, has had n now sldo
walk laid in front of hit property In
South Marehfleld.
Capt. Uuinr, of tho Copper Queen, I
says that he expects to Iinvu n U0 ton
Steamer for the ltoguu river trailu In tho
near future.
The telt'phono lino to Wt'ddorburu
has been disabled for a few days, but lu
O IC again now.
Mrs. J. vb. Holandton, of South Marill
Gvld i visiting in Empire City (or a fov
days.
Tho Sumuor boat carried an unim
number o( lady pastcngers Tuesday,
among then bo inc.Mjs. A. P. Eoon nnd
daughter Ethel, Mlrsoa Zoo Wilton and
Litzlo Harris, Miss Mary Mack and her
4itsjt Miss Newman, of San Francisco,
Q. W. Trlbbey returned Monday from
attending tho Advontlst camp meeting
at Myrtta Point, which ho reports to bo
highly succcMfuI, theru being a largo nt
tendance and inuchMiitcrott.
The merrj'-go round has ccntod to ic
volve, and lis whittle is Milled. The
outfit will bo nhlppcd on the Alliance
to Eureka, where Mr. Collins hopos to
haroa good rua. '
II. Songitackon lias boiiithi n tvatn of
four ) oko of nxen i.l n logging outfit of
W. II. Nob!o and it. opening a pile camp
nt Cllargotr, to put In piles for tho Great
Central Uallroad Co. Jas. Forty will
havo charge of tho camp.
It. G. Smith, lato of Eureka, who pur
chased the John Mctacrlo place on
Catching slough, moved his family nnd
household effects to the place Tuesday.
Capt. Dan Kobcrti. who has been in,
Pot thud lately, U.in town n low days
boing a passengor on tho Copper Queen
for Koguo rivet, whero ho will bo em
ployed by Captain Hums.
From tbo way that job wok is drop
ping into thl) office, it rcoms that pooplo
are determined that tho fighting editor
must cut his vacation khortand the rutt
of ua can't havo no vacation.
Tho News hai at last found out,
through the Orcgonian, that tho Great
Central Land Co., has bought tome land
of the FlanngAu cstab and C, II. Mer
chant. Miss Edna Wilder was tho happy re
ciplent.of tho iady'r) gold watch glvjn
away by Mr. Collins nt tlrt incrry-o-
round .Monday ivening. filio received
'1Y1T, vote, tho next highest being Mies
Pearl Iiebmor with 2270 votes.
MjH3 Eva Wilson, who has been con
ducing a drcGS-making shop in tho lion-nett-Wnlters
brick with mm ked success,
lias cloifil the same and returned to her
home ut Sumner for n rest.
The funeral n-rvicos pi tho lato Win.
E. Itichards. on Mondaj, were conduct
ed by Ilev. Soulus, one of tho ministers
conducting tho Adveutlstcnmp mooting
nt Myrtle Point, Itev. Ilurj; being unablo
to come.
Copper Queen Arrives.
Tho Copper Queen arrived from Yn
rjmna on her way to Itoguo river Men
day evening and will take n cargo of
assorted freight.
The Queou eailod in ovor tho bar and
came up thco bay under tow, having
blown ont a gasket. Sho will lay hero n
couplo of days (or minor ropairn to her
machinery.
Geo. itHna, wife and family aro pai
Bengora, on their way to locate af Jtogue
river.
Take rily on .
This pathetic nppuM comes In n loiter
to n friend from n young hnbhotor of Com
river, who, linn boon holding down tho
ranch while his folks attend thoenmp
mooting on .Catching slotti-ht "Tell
ovory one you ceo, pnri (specially Tho
Dally man that I am sadly in need of
n houtekuepcr. Oh I .old! any body
regnrdlcio of nge,tixe, nice, color or lre
viout condition ol servitude, nchool
inn'ama in) dreas-innkers oxuepled,"
Fine Christening Kobe
t Ik r tti I . . i .. i . i
inro. i . t . rnuinu nns compieici nu :
unusunlly beautiful mid elaborate chrlsl
eniug robo for their baby which will 1iu
chrlttoued next Sunday, Tho rowing
on tho robu bin Imhui done by band, nnd
nn Idea of the painstaking work done
can bo gleaned from tho fnct that there
are 42 stitches to the inch and it In esti
mated that 87,000 stitches wcio taken
qn tho robo.
OASTORXA.,
Travel by Sea
Arrivals by Alliance Imm South Aug.
2: Miss L. Harrows, Mrs C Aitdursoii,
Mrs E I.illalvc, Anna Frcdricknon, Fred
Iillstrom, Mrs. J.J. Mahoney, Miss W
T-):wr, G G Lowis. C Peterson, it G
VVIlion, Mrs. It G Wllion, T Wihon, J
P Jacobu-n, J F Sitiims, I) I) I'lorci', C
S Dcniior, Mrs H Belmont, Etta Holtnout
W F Kanson, P Martsncall, J Cotoi.
Doparturos (or Portland by Alliance,
Aug 3: Mrs W A Shone, M llackonsto
and wife, JMeglannd wife, Mrs Mngulre,
O Wilson, I) I) Meyers, G I) Self, A It
Allen, I) Allen, T II Porkins, J W Per
kins, Harry Unun, J A Ilutblno. F Itrast
S Snyder, J Richmond and wife, A U
Olrnrd. C A Campbell, O W Fostor,
II Stennick, J Pcnbody.
Eood enough
foranbody!
AlC Havana Filler
" FLORODORA " BANDS m
of samr vai'ue as tags from'
' STAR," ' HORSE SHOE,"
;SPEARHEADr"STANDARD NA IT."
" OLD PEACH & HONEY."
"SAW LOG," "OLE VARCINY"
, or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco.
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ProfosRioiml Cards.
.E. H. -Walter, D. D. S.
UBSTALnUltUKON AND MKOIIAN-
10AM)ENTIHI'.
Offico Nrtsbtug Illdg, A. ill., Phone. 2U
MAHSI1 FIELD, : t ORKQONt
A. G. Gross, ,M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SIMSUUO.V. .
Qlllce, Xaaburg itulldliivt, Phono I'J.l
.MA 11811 l-'lKfi. : i OltlJGON
E. P.. Straw, M. D.
PIIYHlClAiS AND MtUtfJEON.
Spi'ditl iitteiithin to tlUoiMtM of thu Hyo
I'.nr, .Mnio i.tiu i nrnai. uiiimuh ihioii.
Of lice in SLMtstnekeu
Smith
lJtiildinj;.
W. U. Douglas,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND U.
COMMISSIONER.
I'ronl Hurl, Manlificld, Oiron.
J. W. Bonnott,
.VTTOP.NEY ANii COUNSELOR AT
LAW.
MAIiStll'lULD OKX
Johu F.Hall,
ATrORNI'.Y AT LAW.
OfVto) In Ithlofuilu Itloeti, Front u;
AlarilificVi, Oregon.
II. St., MAKSIlPIKI,r, ORiv
O. F. MoKnight.
A'H'OUNUY AT LAW
O fiicc in ihu liuimC' Waller
Ihiildin.
MARSHFIELD. ORKOON
UiSB8j3wn3UTrxr?xwaw3rwfcSKan
" RYETAB "
Whlskoy Iionns.
Snmethltig nbiinlutoly ntw
and with which no have
extmrlmculcd for yearn.
One benii tnaktu imh uln't
Artlllcbl MiUkny (lty. or
Ifnnrhoi)); tix r.nnn to tin
pint. Jiibl thu thing for
travelers, nnd convent ,nl
fnrplcnicri, excurslnur, etc.
Contains all thu viituuof
tho lifft whlekirn without
thu duli'turli)iiacff'i!t. Made
from the puru vegetable
mntter, nnd gunritnti'ed to
contain no poltnuniihor nnr
coticdrugs o( nuy dt'rcrlptlnn
1( a bevemgt' l not (Wir
ed, u beau may hu liilien in
the mouth wlttiotit wuter,
and tho most oxllurating ef
fect will bo experienced.
Ilox o V2 licuriH HOc.
Tho Peniii rnliill nt 10c
each, nrd can be procured
from any druigcl, fancy
groour or llrt-cla Imr. For
enliion dlnli'.gearr. One box
feut post punl on receipt of
GOrentM.
s?a
Giiisciii: llisiil.iiijr Co.
DiHIil.LKItS OK
Hvonnd llourbon WliUldon.
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8T, LOUIS, : : : AtO.
Nominated fdr Congress.
Flomington, N. J,, Aug, 5 Hopubli
cans of tho Fourth district mot in coif
veiitlou horo today nnd notniiintod Judgu
William M, Iinnlug, of Trenton, lor
Congressman.
North Dakota Druggists.
Grand Forks, N, 1)., Aug,, G Drug
gists from nil parts of tho stale nro at
tending the annual meeting of the North
Dakota Pharmaceutical association,
which opened here today. Tho ecslon
will continuo throe days during which
Utao thoro will bo diauueaionB nnd pt
pors covoVing a wide rai&a of topics 6f
' interest to tbo trade.
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