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4. ..lAJotd looa id
rom Wednesday' Dally,
Buy yonr nhocs nt Pclcr Clausen's.
Fino Stationery nt Norton'o.
Bay city mill is shut dowa for repairs.
J. 0. Tlcrco went up Cooa xivor Tuob
JnV on ft timber cruise.
J. W, Flanagan "returned yesterday
irom ft trip to Portland.
II. Sengstuckcn has hail threo onclos
td arc lampa'put in Ida double store.
Fred Lllenthat has moved Into the
Bowrori house juat completed, near the
depot.
Now boilers havo boon ordered for the
Bay City mill. They are expected hero
by Dec. luth.
Albert Bettys nnd Fred .Moat were
down Tuesday from Yoakam's camp on
"the Isthmus.
T. J. Parsons, president and general
manager of tho Del Monto Milling Co. la
In Marshfield.
John Prueas, proprietor of tho Rod
Cross drug store, is again on duty after a
trip lo San Francisco,
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are fast
to sunlight, washing and rubbing. Eold
by John Preuia 10v per package.
Jim llutcbeson got back yesterday
from Portland, where ho attended tho
Grand Ledge, K. of P. as a delegato
from Myrtle Lodge.
Fred Wileon was down from Snmnor
yesterday. Ho reports potato digging
oader way in that vicinity, but the crop
not up to tho average in yield.
Otto Schotter was washing tho win
dows of the "W. U. telegraph ofllce yes
terday, nnd It. "Walters was at work
again, too, trimming at his hedge.
Tho wooden awning on the front of tho
Jlolland building, occupied by F. P,
JCoiton and Murphy and Kruso has been
orn away and will not bo replaced.
Departures by Areata South Oct. 21
Mrs Dunham, II Howard, J P.oaae, Miss
jClara Davit, II Welder, Lideck, wife
,aud -1 chllJre, J Rugen. B H Honder-
on, It Roger a, H Msttfaldt, 3 in the
jstersge.
J. A. 0, Kelly and wife arrived on tjio
.Areata to make their home in MarBh
tfltld, and havo moved into tho Kiickeon
" Jiouso la South Marshfield, just vacated
,by Mr Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly havo
Just returned from the wilde of Alaska.
When you wake up with a bad taeto
tin your mouth, go at onco to John Preuss
.drug store and get a free sample of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
Je.ts. Ono or two dosea will mnko you
well. They aleo euro biliousness, elck
.itwdach and constipation.
Too many worda epoll tho ad. A little
white space in an ad. makes it stand out
..prominently on tho printed page, but
' iwilh tomo ads. rnoro white epaca tho
' Hietter for the advertiser, as then thero
Ma loja chance for Jiim to prove hia fosl-
.&Jines8 by bis words.
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of school
shoes
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At rotci
Mrs. 0. A, Motlin who, with Mr. Mot
llu attoiulodtlio district falratRosoburg,
took eleven premiums on embroidery
and needlework, nluo ot thoeo bolng
tints, including first premium on n ten
cloth, na tho best, piece ol embroidery
on exhibition,
W, 6. Ohnndler and Mr. Droschko, ot
of tho Cooa Bay Mill A Lumber Co.,
visited Cednr Point yesterday to look
over tho situation ami tho bootulujr ami
lending facilities for tho hnudllngof eaw
logs, tho millcompanv having contracted
for eomo 5,000,000 feet of logs on tho Co
qulllo.
S. A. D. E;iton, Into of Chelnlla
Wash., has located nt Empire where ho
will practlco hio profession of attorney
at law. Mr. Eaton camo to this coast
from Arkansas, where ho stood well up
in his profession, finding a change of
cltmato neceaeary to hia health. Cho
halis did not agrco wltii him, so ho has
decided to try tho balmy breezes of tho
Pacific at fust hand, llu holds high
rccommoudations from tho legal nnd
judicial fraternity ot Arkansas, and will
doubtlcsa moot with succesa here.
Mrs. Cfias. Ilendrlckson Insane
Wxjrd was received here yesterday that
the wife of Chas llendrickson, ot North
Bend had becomo insane. Tho unfor
tunate lady wae to linvo bn brought
up to Morsh field last evening for exam
ination, but difficulty waa oncounterod
in getting her upon nbont, nnd the mat-
ter was postponed until today. Sheriff
Stevo CJa'.ller camo over on yesterday's
train and will tako Mrs. Henderson to
Coqulllo en ronto for Salem after tho'
legal formaltlcs have been compiled with
Mrs. Elrod will assist in taking her to
Salem.
Returned from Road Convention
S. B. Cothcart has returned from tho
Good Riada convention nhich wa hold
Jn Portland last week. Mr. Calhcart j
went becauso ho was deeply interested
in the Btudy of road building. Ho went
to si:ek more knowledge and feels well ,
repnld for his visit. Ho says tho good
roads convention was not all a bait of
wind, but mado up of meu who wcro
practical road hidldora. Tho conven -
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tlon will do much good In promoting lcs
islation that will give tho fuluro genera
tions ot Oregon passable high. ways. Ho
says some peoplo call him somowhat of
a road crank acd ho is proud of tho de
stlnctlou. From Thursday's Daily.
Painting commenced yotforday on the
new cchooncr in tho shipyard.
Tho cchooncr Jennlo The! In arrived
Wednesday and docked at Doan & Co'i.
wharf.
V. 0. Pratt haB lumber on tho ground
for tho new houeo ho ia about to put up,
ba:k of tho a team laundry.
Tho Bteamer Flyer lowed a Rcowload
of lumber up Cooa rivor, from tho North
Hend mill Wednesday.
Tho carpenters aro toarlng away tho
projecting eaves on tho gablo ond ot tho
Golden building to modernize- tho front
thereof.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sunderland return
oJ 'Wednesday from a few daya' vfclt
with friends on tho Coqulllo.
Beat lino
Clausen's.
G B. Davis, proprietor of tho Norway
creamery, camo ovor on NYedntsaday'a
Unlm, on a business trip.
Ohas. Kronholm lo it homo again, nl
tor spending the Rumtnor on tho U. 8,
goedotlo survey In AInakn.
Mlis Mno Mcintosh, ot Cooa rtvor ro
turncd homo ycatorday, after olnylugall
ulght, with trlonda In town.
Robt. Maudon has bought two corner
lota In Yarrow, with tho object ot secur
ing n location from which to dispento
his products when Yarrow lms grown
Bulllclently.
John 0. Fryo, ot MoKtnloy was In
town last tiiitht. llu reporta much log
ulm: cotnc on thero this season, nnd that
nbont a.OOO logs will como out ol Middle
crtek this season.
Dr. McCormnc has proscnttnl a full sot,
28 volumes, ol tho Encyclopedia Brltnn
ulca to tho school library. There nro
duubtlois others who could follow lilt
gooil oxamplo to tho advantage of tho
library,
Tho ladles ot tho Decree of Honor en
tertained tome Invited guests very
pleasantly after lotljto Tuesday avcnlmr.
Gnniej, rofreshmento nud general socia
bility marked tho event, which wan
greatly enjoyed by tliojo prMunt.
Ono ad. dotcn't nmko a bnilncH, any
mor than one swallow makes n summer.
It requires many and. all good ones to
I build up any kind ot a retail buslne?!
nowadays. One step won't tako yon
vary far, you've got to keep on going.
Adi. ditto.
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K. A. Elckworth received a letter
Tuesday from his sou August, who !
, now working in a printing ofllce in Cam-
bridge, Mats. Ho exproKes himself as
well pleased with his nurroundlngs, hut
says tho weather is getting cold. Ho will
probably bo longing for soma ot tho Coos
Bay wlntor climate pretty soon.
Mist Ruble Grills, who went to Snn
Frnuclsco rcccnty, wrltcB her mothor,
Mrs. Murphy, that sho arrived safely
and had a very huppy meeting with tho
family ot hor mother's brother, Mr.
Mack. Sho will spend some tlmo visit-
'fog her riiothor'a relatives, who 'oro
, among the early settlers of San Fran
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franclsco.
(Coqulllo Herald)
Georgo . Majory, of Bandon, was
fatally Injurcil by a fulling limb Satur
day afternoon whllo working in tho log
ging camp of J. T. Jenklu'o, which Is lo
cated noar Prosper. Tho deemed wai
acting as hook-tender and had jnsthrok
ml tho turn to a long log which swung
around hen tho team started It, etrlk
ing a det.d treo near by from which tho
jar brought down a Jlimb which struct;
Mr, Marjory on tho hoad, causing con
cussion of tho bruin, Ho never recov
er od consciousness nnd p.issoJ away thu
following morning at 2 o'clock.
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GROHfinlANN'S
PATBNT WRITING RING
Tho inobt important imprnvomont of
tho ago in tho art ot ponmnnthip innknB
thu poorett writer n splendid ponmoaJij.
a fmy wooltM by tho uho ot this ring
"KmlorEed by prominent Collego Presi
(liiituand llonrdH of Education in En
ropo nidi America. Sample dozon n
HurtylphcB eent post paid for $1.00, sin
'lo eamplo 21c. Whon ordering n fcinglo
ririg. state whether for rnnn, woman or
child.
PENN MPG. SUPPLY CO.
No, 119 8, Fourth 6t, Philadelphia ',
Boat Solcnf '
Potcr 8cott'a flahlnn boat nnd not wcro
taken from hln landing plnco ncartlm
coal bunker yesterday morning about
rlx o'clock, nud Mr. tkolt Is anxious to
get Boino trnco ot tho thlof.
The Cont Returns
That Goat Cont ot Qoorgo'ii, which
disappeared Monday ovcnlug from In
trout ol his store, suddenly put lu nn np
penruueo again last ovoulug being die
covered hanging up lu front ot Mngnoo
i Mntson's. When tho Co apt Mail man
enmo along Mr. Mutsou wan considering
offerhiK a prUo to any ouo who would
guero who put it thero.
flew Vessel at Prosper
Major Tower pasted through town to
Emplru Wednesday on his way hqma
from tho Coqullle, where, ho measured
tho now eteamor v.hlch Is nnproachlug
completion nt Prosper. Tho dlmenMonn
of tho boat nro, lom;th ICO It Hln, Beam
niftftin, Depth lift Oin. .Sholsbulll
by Geo. 11. Itas, of Snn Francisco, nud
her master ulll no C. G, Peterson, Shu
will Ixi launched lu nbaut ten dayn, nud
tho intention Is to tow hur to Han Frun
clico, to rocelvo her mill s and tnachl
cry thero.
Looking- After Coos Dussincss
Adam Wlthelm, Jr. of tho firm ot
Witholm A Sons, Flourlngmill ohm titers,
who have mllUnt .lunation City, tauo
county, nnd one nt Monroe and another
at Hnrrlsbnrg Linn county is lu town
in tho Interest of tho Arm of A. Wlthelm
A Soiu. Adam Wilhslm lw tuperluUnd
out ot tho Junction mill,
Coos county li a good markot for flour
as thuro tru no brwtd stuff grown here,
nud wideawake mill men aro seeking
our t ratio which It now practically lu
tho hands of California people.
Bird McCuIloch brought In n rcowload
of hay from his placo on Haynco slough
yestcrdey.
An Enterprising Blaii.
J. R. P.ohcrlHonpf Long Beach, Cali
fornia, who ban located nt North Bend
was in town today. Mr. Robertson Is
nn old hoafarlng man nnd has oxtenslvo
property interests In California but Is
residing horo nt Cooa Bay now. Ho
Mioms pleated with this locality and
thinks thu cllmnto hero will much bono
(It hla health. Ho has Invested somo in
property nt North Bond nnd Yarrow,
nud Is much pleased with thu prospo:t.
Ho tays that ho connot ico why things
havo boon held hack luiro an they have,
with our resources. This U thu caeo,
but an era ot advancomont has bogitn
' before which all tho coneorvntlvo olo
mont must glvo way or ho left lu tho
rear. North Bond and Yitrrow nro bound
lo ho In it iioino diiyjnnd .Mr. Robcrlfon
has placed liimoolf In n position not to
ho entirely loft when that tlmo comoj.
Mr. Roberta hao invested in Cooa
county to tho extent ot nhout 5O0O,
and will recldo horo and Invest more as
tlmo pnBtcs.
BORN
McORACKEN-At Eastport, Or,, Oct,
0, 1002, to tho wlfo of Mc'Crackon,
n daujhtor.
ENEOREN On Coou rlvor, Or., Oct. 20
1002. to tho wlfo of Chan. Eucgren, a
daughter.
BONEBRAKE On Ross slough, Oro
gon, Oct. 2t, 11102, to tho wlfo of 0.
L, Bonobrako, aeon.
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From Friday Dally, .-'
Tho Alliance was to nail (or this port
lftot evening,
Matt Matron was down frcirj
Catching slough (arm Thutsdny'
Mo
Mr. nnd Mm, Frank e'reoluinl'n baby
lo down with pneumonia, nt North
Bund.
(). McDonald, vfho hat boon suffortng
lor somu tlmo from typhoid (ever, la get
ting bottor.
Tho harotnotom lu town woro down to
20r0nud falling yesterday nttoruoott,'
nud If wo don't catch It somebody will,
Doan ft Co'fl. mill stnrtod u
yentarday nftor several dnyn Hhut
down to patch tho hollers and maku
other repairs.
Goo. Bonlo loaves this morning fqr
Fnlrvlow, whuro hn will meet hla broth
erlu-lnw, Ed Lnbrlo, who Is bringing
In n baud of Angoro gnatn for Mr. Boalc.
Cpt. Harris, of Humnnr, lias born in
thuTenmllo country thin wrok piloting
hln brother-in-law H. J. Defrecso, of
California, who Is vlsltlug him and look
ing over the country,
Ik. nnd Sam'l Lnndo nro back from
Snn Franolr-co wher.u they wero in at
tuudauco nt thudenthbrd ot their fnth-r,
Jwupli Undo. They cr.mo overland via
Myrtlo Point.
Tho A. N. W. club met Thrjrsday af
ternoon nt thu homo of Mrs. fa Lando.
Tho club woro royally entertained.
Tho olub niMts nt tho hami of Mr a
John Bsaron next Thursday.
Four thouiaud dolui Ima bcon sub
ccrlbed by Grants Pass cittxens for thu
terminal grounds to tho Oregon nud
Pacific railroad, tho final survey which
has just boon corn plot ed from there to
Crcscont City.
Tho oxcommuulcati:d duntlst firm In
Portland, who woro oxjmllcd from. practice-
on account of advertising now
oporato eleven chairs. Professional
othlci and advertising dont mix very
well.
Hattlu Forroy tho young daughter ot
our townsman Jamea Forroy has on ox
oxhtblthm in tho show window nt
George's drygood Btoro, It Is n bouquet
of crystal tlssuo flowers Thlsplccoof
work shows great skill nnd mucharttstlo
tnsto. Tako a look nt It. P. Is not n.
daisy.
Club Meeting.
Tho Qhakeopoar club met with Misa
Mrtinlu Mnhonoy lVoduosdny ovonlng in
regular weekly russlon nnd the evening
was dnvoted to tho nnrond net of King
Loar. A featurn of ho evening was tho
regular monthly food. Part ot tho bual
nuss trnnr.ncteil wno tho passing ot a taa
oliitlon limiting thu membership of tho
club to 25. Tho next mooting will bo
held nt tho homo of Mr, nud Mrs. A, G,
Aikcti,
Dr. Horefall, nBHlstcd by Dr6. Gross
and Toyo, performed n cccond oporntlon
yesterday on Roiibou I). Hall. Ho had
boon getting along nicely ainco tho rq
cent oporntlon for appendicitis until tho
last fow days, whon it beenmo apparent
that n Bocond operation would bo uccea
eary. Hln physician expects tho caeo to
progrcta favorably now.
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