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From Thursday'o Dally.
Buy your elioca at Potor Clausen's.
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TibbolVa auG V" brought vby Captain)
Allen on tho Schooner Emma Uttor.
Flno Stationery nt Nortou'e.
The Shakespearean Club met Inst
urght at tho homo ol E. L. C. Farrin.
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Mrs. Mary Steolo, of Coqtiillo City, is
visiting iii Marshtlcld With her soil, Earl,
There is a grout rush tor timber claims
is Southern Oregon, anil people aro oom
ingnll the way trom Iowa t6 locate them.
Tho schooner Ktnma Utter arrived
yesterday, 22 days out from San Pedro.
Capt. Alien report8 a pleasant trip but
no wind.
After soverol weeks of threatening
and several changes of wind, tho weath
er clerk Ecema to have got down to business.
Miss Emma Trlbby will start Friday
or Gravel Ford, whero aho will enter ns
a aindout in F. S. Bunch'a academy,
which opens Mouday.
Ccqutllo Horald-Eld 0. P. ll.lloy ..
mcutings wilt begin nest Monday night,
though ho himself will not bo hero till
Thursday night. ItishU wish, how
ovor, tlint tho mrotiuga ehoutd bo start
ed Monday evening, mm they will.
Preaching each evening nt tho M. K.
church in thin city.
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From Friday's Dally.
II. Songstnckon made a buslnesa trip
to Coos river yesterday.
Tho shipyard laid off Thursday allor
noon on account of tho expected rain.
White A Co moved tho oven ftom the
Cottago llnkery to tho Garden hotel
yesterday.
Edwanl Abernethy, of Data, has been
tu town vlltiug friends and returned to
hia homo Thursday.
W. Gage waa In town Thursday on
his way back to tho Coquillo after u vltit
to his ranch at Allegan) .
Beat lino of school shoes at Pater
Clausen's.
the MarshGeld Cash Meat Market re
ceived a carload of flno primo mutton
thcepnnd fat hogs Wednesday, from
Koy Garrett of Myrtle Point.
Fatlier Donnally is expected back
from Curry county Friday evening, and
will hold services in tho Catholic
church at the nsnal hours next Sunday.
MIsj Florence Twomblv li.ni finished
her term of school at Mallards and is vx
pected homo on today's train.
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Dr. Towor started for ltoeburgyestr
day in reaponto to a request from Major
Kinney, who wlshtd to wo hint there.
Hev. F. G. Strango waa elected by tho
Grants Puss cession of the Oregon Synod
of the Presbyterian Chnrch ns one of
the members of tho Homo Mission
bwd.
C. A. Johnson bay bought W, 0.
pbristcnscn'fl interest in tho extensive
business and property interests of the
firm of Christenscn & Johnson, and an
enventoryof the stock was being tak
en yesterday.
PUTNAM FADELESS DVES are fas
to sunlight, washing and rubbing. Sold
by John Preuea 10c. per package.
Fred Hofor who hit been employcl in
Win. Nnsburg'a dry. goods store hai
change! his job to one more to his lik
ing, that of tho grocery business, with
F. A. Sacchi. He expects to go to echool
after a year's vacation from study.
Isadore Fahy was in town yealcrdny
on his way to his post nt tho I'inpqua
light house, after a vacation spent at
hia homo on the Coquillo. lie reports
Jiia brother Ed. recovering from his re
cent accident, which hia friends will be
clad to hear.
The Belgian Haro has dropped out ot
f-xiitenco so far as industry used to ap
peal in print, but their high flavor still
Hngera painfully in some of tho cnthugi
t!te purses, even in remote Coos county.
Jt wasfiue epdrt,
In eyery community there aro i-orno
persona who are-unable to uuderatand
how a newspaper can bo run "without
fear or favor." It keeps them guesting
to account for bvery pulley or utterance
of the newapapcra on tho theory of some
unworthy motive and their contortlonr
aro awfully funny somotimea.
Hailstones two inches in dinmetor re
cently fell in St. I.oula and caueod (5000
damage in flyo minutes. Qn Coos Bay
we call a half-inch hailatono a whopper.
j.t some of tho echoo.1 children figure
out tho comparative cubical contents,
and hand it in ; we haven't time.
When you wako up with a bad taste
iayour mouth, goat once to John PreuEs
drug store and got a free earnplo of
Chamberlain's Stomach nud Liver Tab
Jete. One or two doses will make you
well. They also cure biliousness, alck
hesdach and constipation.
little Hazal Tibbttta received yester
day a p;esent which alio highly appre
ciates. It ia a Chinoto ucodlu, and cc
J. Vf, Tibbette saye. looks juet like an
:Ancora itoat. It v.aa rent from San Pe
ijfoTby Pick Earle, on old friend of the
Total eclipse of tho moon last night;
did you eeo it? Our marine reporter
who genarally keeps hia lump trimed
and burning, by day and by night, waa
caught out, without hia lantern, Later
J. W. Tibbette' eaid he could see Gro
rer Cleveland sitting on tho right haud
cornet fishing, just back of J. Plerpont
Morgan, who waa clipping coupons from
a large roll of bonds and he could plainly
dUtlngslsh J. Gould running, haro head
ed, down tho Great Central railroad
track, headed for Bangor, Of course he
must have taken an oycter cockUil or
two.
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The regular monthly mooting of tho
MarehflBld Hod & Gun club was hold
Inot ovening, mul it la understood thut
a measuro waa pasted providing for tho
purehato of a teJu of coal, It was decid
ed to call a mooting for next. Wodnoiday
night to dlicuia thu question of issuing
a challuugQ to thu other Coos County
clubs, for n prliso ehuot to bu held on
Thanksgiving to compete for tho trophy
which waa scut hero eoino months ngo
by thu Union Metalic Cartridge Co,,
and which Is now in poeimion of (he
Coqtt lllo City club.
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For Information lcftdlug to tho recov
ery of thu following dutcrlbcd horton,
stolon from Beaver Hill, Cooa County.
Ore., on the night of Friday Oct. 10th
IW2:
One groy Norman gelding, very pretty,
long gray mane and tall, about 15 hands
high, weighs about l'JOO lbs. Ten years
old.
One bay gelding, white spat on end of
nn;e, one hind (cot between ankle and
hoof la white, 153 or 1ft hands high,
weight About litOO to VVjQU,o oar
old. Cuas. BAi'rch,
Btmver Hill, Cooa Co , Oregon.
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ban a. ' a l tJ Ym Hw rnn EoJ
county for number of yours during
lylilcll tlult) lio liKa mhtlo'V hik 'of
frloiuls. In tho pftornoon tho happy
couplo departed to tho homo of tho
gtuom on Coos river, carrying with
thorn tho best wlohoa of their many
frteiulj.
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Tho Ingahoromou's Union ia fitting
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WALTER-DEAR NUPTIALS
A very pretty wedding took place in
thla city last ovening at tho residence ol
Mr. and Airs. JJolm Bear, whou their
daughter Edna waa united in umrrlngo
with Dr. U. H. Walter.
Thu Hear residence waa beautifully
decorated In pink mid greon, Ivy, Oregon
grape, aweot peas, rosea and palma be
ing tastefully ulltUud In tho scheme of
embellishment.
At cevea o'clock thu bride doecendod
thu btalra and whs mot at their foot hy
tho groom. Stepping Into thu pallor
whero tho guests were assembled, tlioy
were met by tho nlllclallug clergyman,
ilev. It. C. Leo, who In n brief but Im
pressive ccromon.v tnndo them man and
wife.
Alter Mr. and Mrs. Walter had re
ceived tho warm congratulations o()lli(ilr
assembled friends, the party repaired to
the dining room, whero a bounteous
wedding repRjt waa ecrved. Tho feature
of the table garniture was n beautiful
bridal rake surmounted by a wedding
bell, thu work of Miss Nellie Bemitt.
Later In tho evening tho happy pair
and a fuw of their frtenda were taken in
a carriage to JSouth Marahfleld, wheru
j they commence honwkooplng In the
I elegant Walter resilience.
Tneso young people aro both well and
most favorably known on the Bay, bavin-;
lived hero from Infancy. Tho hrldu
Is tho youngostdaughterof Mr. and Mrs.
John Bear and otiuof Marthflolcd'n most
charming young ladles. Thu groom ta
tho only eon of Richard Walter.
A thorough Course- Ih donlUtry In tho
beat Eastern dental colleges,1' ho rocontly
opened nuoflloo In thin city, wlioro his
trained t kill mid geutlomanly dumonuor
have pin cod him In n leading ponltloii.
Mr. mid Mm. Waltor communcu tholi
married life tiiidortliuhupiilent mirpleos,
with bright projects, nud n largo clrclo
ol friends to wltth them joy.
Tlioso proaent at tho weddlim wore':
Mr. ami Mru. John Ihar, Mr. and Mm.
A. Q. AJIson, Mra, J, L. Wlilio and son,
Mm. v7is. flornltt, itlchnrd Walter, Ml r
r.tnnm Boar, MIyn Nellie Koriiltt, Al
beit, Chostar nud Charley Bear mid
Charles Jensen.
NYLUND-At North Bend, Or,, Oct. IS,
IW. Victor Nylund, aged .12 yearn.
Deceased hud been on the Bay about
twelve years ami had worked In thu log
ging catnpi, nt Llhby and at North Bend.
Hlif'health had been falling for some
thing oeru year, and ho had inado n
trip to California In rcarch of relief from
his malady, consumption, but without
avail." He leaves a widow and ouo child.
Tho funeral services will bo conducted
at thu Swedish Lutheran church (u thbi
city at - p. in. today, under the auspices
of tho Order of Odd Fellows, of which
deceated was a member.
SMITH At Marshtlold.Or.Oct II, I03'i,
Kennur, u of Mr. and Mra'. E. W
Smith, aged two ymra,
Tho little fellow had hedn very low (or
aover.il day, and tho best medical at
tention could not save him, The bereav
ed parcntH have tho sympathy, of tho
community.
Tho funeral will Isavo Marshlleld to
day nt 12:t!0 bygojoltno launch and pro
ceed to tho Coon river cemetery, whero
Interment will tnko place, services bolng
After 'conducted hy Rev. Geo. Bunyan.
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TURNEIt At Marehfleld, Or. Oct., 13,
IW, to tho wife of H. Turner, a eon.
ANDERSON-Iu North Bend, Or, Ot;.
N, 1002, to thu wife of Victor Ander
c n, a boy. (,10 1-2 I be)
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GAVANAGH-ARCHER-At C(XiiHlu
City, Or., Oct. 15, 1!X)2. Win. Cavan-
agh to Miss Martha Archer.
i'KEV BOOKE-At the farm rcoidonco ,
(d the bridft'a parents on Coos river, '
Oct. 15, IWJJ-'raiik Prey and MIhb'
Kate Uooke, Rev. 11. C. I-ooolllcIating.
Tho bride h the dougtiter of Mr. end
Mra. Robert Booko, and ia a bright and
popular young lady. The groom hi an
industrious young man and well thought
of hy nil who know him. They willr
commence housekeeping in u neat nt-1
ready prepared near Allegany, with tho
best n lades of all.
SIMONS-TUOBNTHWAITE-lu Mnrsh-
fluid, Or., Oct, 10, 1002, Horry Slmona
and Miss Edith Thornthwaite.
Tito rnari.'age waa solemnized in the
presence of n few Invited gtiustu in thu
Methodiat church nt 10:30 a. m., Rev.
B. V. Peck oillclatlng. Tho hrido is tho
eldest daughter of John Tiiornthwalto,
tlio proprietor of a largo dairy much on
Cooi river. Tho groom ia a-highly re
spected young cqan.and.hoD lived IflCopa
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