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Fine Stationery at Norton's.
Peter Olausen (or shoes.
Cjptnln and Mrs. Scoro of tho Capo
Arajm lighthouse camo up Tuesday and
stayed in town over night.
Jas. Hulcbeson la aealn In hie place
.u Magncs & Matson'e, having had hla
.acatlon cut short by Mr. Matson'e ill
noes. A scowload ol lumber vra received
Jtiesday for the crossings on II street
u South Marehfleld.
Mrs. J. D. Sunderland and Mrs. Utile
j.ewis returned Tuesday from a woek'o
risit at Bandon'.
Kred Wilson was down from Sumner
A'ednosday, apparentiv none tho worse
for the runaway ia which ho :le,urd the
Jnv bfore.
'est lino of School shoes r.t Peter
lauaen's.
;:. G. FJanagan is haying ropalrs made
Ja the roof of tho Pioneer market.
( larcnce Woodward arrived from Port
rford Tuesday, after an absence of
ibout three years.
It is said that the Empire hotels are
crowded and it la difficult to secure
sleeping accommodations there.
A scowload of about 150 hogs was re
ceived at the Coos Bay creamery Wed-
f
pesday, from tho Coqujlle.
C. W. Ilcddep, of ScotUburc tho old
pioneer and hero of the early Indian
ware, returned to his home Wednesday
after a short visit to Coos.
Mr. J. T. Hall is vjsirtng her parrants
at Arago.
A telegram from Toraas Hirst to Mil
ton HirEt, received Wednesday, says
that be.and Mrs. Hirst would soil from
Fan Francisco for Australia at Yl o'clock
Tiiureday. They go via Honolulu and
Vokohama, ' and about 28 dayu
will be consumed on the trip.
Archie Boon, of Sumner who has been
employed In Prlco'e logging camp on tho
( oqullle, was in town Wednesday on his
way home, having sustained a severe cut
of hie left hand by an axe falling on it.
Tto Epworth League held ite usual
monthly business meeting Wednesday
evening and afterward had a jolly bon
fire party on the hill, with quite a num
ber of invited friends.
John F. Hall and J. "W. Kruso aud
fainiliB returned Wednesday fiom out
ing at Tenmile. They caught an abund
unco of fine fish,
Ohac, Eckhoff, of North Bend, ivas
ieithig Marehfleld Wednesday.
F. S. Dow went up on tho Alert Wed
nesday to visit his family, who are camp
ing at Allegany.
tt o promise that nbould you uso PUT
IAM FADELESS DYES aud be dieatid
lied from any causo whatever, to refund
Ids. for every package.
Monuok Ditoo Co., Union villo, Mo.
:Bold by -John Preusa,
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A woman has been working tho town
for several days with n hardluck story,
8he has been trying to raleo money to
go to her husband, ami has been roluc-
I tantly parting with kcopsakes and heir
looms brought from her old homo in
Scotland, For 6lx dollars sho eold to
otio lady a set ot silver teaspooiiB and
tablo spoons, a wedding present from
her dear old fathor, and worth f 25. It
is said that she has made several other
sales, but those who bought arc reluct
nnt to display tho arliclor, einco they
came to think tho thiug over.
Bishop Wells of tho dioceeo of Spo
katio. -vlio wai hero In place of Blhop
Morris, of Portland, held services at Em
piroand Marehtleld Sunday. At .Marsh
tlcltl he confirmed tho following : Kath
lren Ik'nnett, Elizabeth F. Tnombly,
Itattiod-Vrrcy nud Mary Mlnot. Tlio
Bishop will leave thin mornim: for tho
Coiinillc and visit Bandon this week
and pieach at Coqulllc City next Sun
day and expects next Monday to pro
ceed to Itpseburg.
R. .1. Coko went to Km pirn City Tnost
dav with u Stock of izoods for tho etor
which II. Seugsta ken is opening there,
of which Mr. Coke will have charye for
the present.
Is. I.ando has accepted a position in
the morchandisedepartmentof II. Seng
starken'e store.
Bishop II. L. lUrkley, of the U. B.
chnrch was In Marshficld Tuesday coin
In overland via tho old Coos Bay wagon
load. Mr. Barkley made tho Coast
Mm, oflico a pleasant call. It is a
pleasuru to meet n whole-souled, con
fclentiouH gentleman, "ftr. Barhloy is
visiting Coos and Curry counties' in tho
interest of his church, this being part of
the territory over which ho presides,
ahich includes tho throe Pacific states,
and Idaho and Montana. IIt went
up Coos river Tuesday to take part In!
the camp meeting at Mosher ("Impel.
Bishop Barkhvr is a forclblo and elo
quent speaker and ia woll worth going a
long distance to hear.
A. J. Cottingham went to Washington
County, Ark., to sen his sister and wbilo
thuro was taken with (lux (dysentery)
and was vety bad off. Ho decided to
try Chamberlain's Colic; Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and was much nleased
with thu prompt cure which It effected,
inai no wroto me manu aciurcrs a ottor
in praiso of their mediclno. Mr. Cot
inghatn resides at Ixckland, Ark. This
Remedy ia for eale by John Preuss.
C. S. Whitcomb. of'tho Great Ontrnl
Land Co. arrived Monday from Portland ,
to take a position in tho otllro of tho
company at Empire rity, assistini; Pretl-
lint J. w. Look, with whom ho was
formerly associated in Los Angeles.
Thera rnav bo otherB but bo
safe side and tnko
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Mr. and Mrs. P.. C. AmEteln intend to
go to San Francisco on the Alliance, '
where Mr. Ametein will visit his Bisters,
Mr8. Henry Smith and Mrs. Bud Smith (
while Mrs. Arnstlen will visit relatives
iu Southern California.
Tho best phyeic Cliamborlain'a
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
take. Pleasant In effect. For pale by
J no Preuss.
J. B. McKee's Business College
and School of Correspondence
is In its 23d year. Every teacher it
an expert m hisspeciaT course. O-ii
special courses cover the entire
range of businofis operations.
com oi' uch couksu. coMi'Mrrc
lliieinesa t'onree, 'lime unlimited
Civil Service " " vlx months
Shorthand "
English "
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ed for those who cannot spuro the
time nor tho means to take n course
in collego, and for those who havo
been deprived of u commou school
education. Great care is given each
atudent personally, Diplomas award
ed. btatu which course you want
mid link for riHrtifiilni-a
J, B. MoKku, Anerback Bld'g
l'xlncipai. Salt Lake City,
ManykBtrangorB nro arriving by.QVQry,
at and etiigo to take a loot; tit' this see
boat
lion.
Tho atono foundation of f, V. I'cn
nott' now residence on the corner of A
and Broadway la nearly completed,
P. Clauaon Is working at his trado as
a carpenter ou J. W. Bounott'snow ea
idvnce, while P. Cliaucu Is attondiug
Mr. Clausen's storo.
Steven Johnson, of Tenmllo, camo in I
Thursday (o attend tho Pioneers' meet
ing, having been ou the bay aluco 1S02.
SY. K. Balnea naa nmong tho arrivals
by Btsse Thursday. t
V. A. Saccul has had a bay window
addd to hto residence and h further
transforming Its nppearnuce with nhlto
paint.
The Artinlc Nedlo Worker's Club
ward tfutertaineil by Mrs. Mary Mc
Knight nt the home of Mrs. II. S. II nx
.ird. A vury pleasant time is reported.
The club nirctu next Tiiursdny with
Mrs. Mlnot. All momlera are expected
to b there because something unusual
will take place.
J. I,, Bounds received word yost onlay
of the slckneis of his mother at Rose
burg. Mru Bounds has been stricken
with paralysis.
Parly at North Bend.
A delightful party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Simpson at North Bend
Tuesday evening. A largo numbor went
down from hero on tho Flyer and many
were present from Empire. A clam
bake and r. dance at tho pavilion on thu
picnic groundd were features of the even
ing, and tho affair was a rare treat to all
who participated.
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