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EfeSO:NA.:Li
MIis Kdn.i Magco, of Empire it visit
irg frlomle in town.
A donkoy engine has boon taken to homo forco nt Mnrtaisr-r NuuVrMutl
Allegany to nanint in hrraklttg tho log
Mir. m. Lawlor of North Bend,
wnc visiting tolnltvea in tWn Thuraday
Wo noto Hint the Sun accepts our
'"pointer to knockcra" D(i is lion ling
wliilo it may.
jam, and Jmen will work 'hard to nccoin
pllsh this, A boom ha? In en put in to
low Bcro's.Uio main river to catch tho
comninn I
Thw huim el t lin company ban hud
n phiuomonal mowth lutt'ly, ntiQovutv
log?. If tho work is prolonged tlii!r""rU ,,l,"'K' ' to krepup w)tu tln
VltifitlAf.A M-Ui. ll.n IU..V.U !.... .f. llllttknnil fur titni.i t.t..tU..fc ,... 1 kw?.
Kiiiuiviiviu fiiii iuu ii)r-i mm i um( n wt iiiiiii in'nuv nn nurvi
Be,
Mi ttl'tl.
Mica I.illlo Mvrcliant has enteral
rcliool nt Mills Seminary, near Oakland,
California.
';aMudboafs Navljjafe Josephine County cm aiiikgIu u hmnt keu Miv
r0, j. uumiimI his cu-j uottug on -UK U4.'
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Tho machinery for tho new mill of tho Chas. tUxlur of CetjiiftW t in town
Irccnbaek mine is now neatly all in Tuesday,
place and the company exports to have
' Tho Itoilt ithyalo, "Onro" tiled Mid
von will nlwaya nut Uhamhrrlaln'a
touinih and Liver 'tablet," tmya Will
lam A, Uliard, 1Vum, Vl, 'umt Tab
lets ur tin' nimt prompt, munt ploaimut
and ino't ndinblo iMtlmrtlc in tine. For
side by John I'rtuirn.
lluity Mike'a Diary Fob. G, IWO-Ad-vcrtlfinp
plans are liko cpgi they can't
be hatched until they are laid.
TIkj Wawon brothers brought n large
rr.ft of logs from their ramp on South
bloiigh to tho 0 11 M ifc L Co yesterday.
j lOof tliFtamps running In a hou time.
rim work of moving the machinery from
Leland to tho mit.e has been a herculean
task on account of the fearful condition
of tho roads. It wai uecearr to
abandon tho use of wheeled vehicle
in moving the heavier piece and to re
sort to sleds or mudbinta to faciliate the
transportation. Urants rasa Courier.
Jack Farley and Dave Talbot havo
engaged with the CBM& L Co. to raft
Mliefr loss . from the Cowan camp on
Fouth slough this season.
The new whistlo at the B v City mill
ctupcd qnito an excitement when it
blew for 12 o'clock yesterday, It U
nearly as bad as the Czarina's siren.
Tlio telegraph is likely to be in work
ing order agaiu toJay. It rvag connect
ed though late last evening, but was
was tOD heavily grounded for work.
The people mentioned in yesterday's
paier as being storm bound at Drain
on their way here, arrived vetterday',
the route having been opt-no d op for
travel.
Th A. X. W. Club met Thursday
with Mrs. McKnight. Nearly the en
tiro club was prerent. The next meet
ing wdl be at the home of Mrs. J. T.
McCormac.
Harry Adler, traveling for Hoffman
Roihchild ACo. reports that We n stock
Lubin & Co., of Sacramento have been
burned out, involving a loss of over
1,000,000, with about 1750 000 insurance.
Revival of Interest
Hoso Company No. 1 mid tho Hook
and Ladder Company were out for a
drill yestereay afternoon. There is
feeling among the boy., as well as some
of the people who are depondiin: on the
department for protection from tire, that
a revival of interest in the department
ts needed.
While a majority of the members of
the department do take uu interest iu
the work and turn out well to meetings
and drill, yet there nro sonic whose
idea of their duties seem to extend no
farther than the pjmentof their dol
lar and the subtequirnt exemption
from jury duty, and the payment of
roitd tax.
Tbis is not fair to tho town, nor to
those member who have to bear th
brnut of the work, and who uns.dtlshly
devote their time to keeping thede
partnieng in a state of efficiency. It is
proposed to look after these matters
Fomenhat moro closoly herenf.er and to
iftfin on mere regular attendance at
meetings ami drills on the part of tliojo
who desire to keep up their membership.
L. W. Muury if p-itiouMy ill from the-offtctt-
of a .carbuncle uu tho buck of
lib neck
Mrs. ('. 11. Srott, nl Ktnpire, wan
shopping in town yesterday.
Frank llmvran, ol lenmile came In
Wednetdny to vieit hi little d.uijiter
who Is attending fchonl hro.
V wnnt a large tnct o( timber
Knufrnttn A Wrguur, Murelitkld Or.
' . , .(l.wlt
Grant Harry came over from the Co
qulllrt Tui'sdn to look up the market for
ship knees, having out quite n lot on the
east fork.
Jiki Yoakum wan down from hit Coou
liver farm yeetordny and reporta no
'nrloun ilum we frnui tint recent thnid,
'
Waller M.nis-y l expected hero
linrtly having been telephnued fur on
itceoiint of the Kcrinii'i illticen of hie
faille1 h W M uiey.
o
"For a timely frjlngpau, call on A.
Klro It may not fry rug, hut It will
keep time white the cook looks after the
dinner. " Unudou Itrcorder. llio olt
ject of an ad is to hrlu g ptoplo to your
place ol bii!'ne, and uo call the above
A peach. If It doeii't hri'ig every one
In ilnudou and vicinity, to reu what
kind of a thing it has lefereuce to, then
it ubkht 10 any way,
iput tBo.
WILLIAM It. St UHHS,
of MarshAcM, County of (w, Mattt ol Oiruoii
hitk tills il.iy fllrtl In ilit olllce lib ttwor Mulf
itiriit N. .1171, lor tlin puulniy of Urn
SWJV ofNIJiM, NWiMofSKi..), K.1.4 of ,SW
.. til See. No iv, In Tp No aj .S, It No 11 W,
mill will oiler pioef to how h the l.uul
eiiahl li mote vnhithle foi Hit llmUr or Mnim
ili.tu for ttgiKuHnml pntK t nml to rM ilili.h
till iMIiit to will l.iml Morn W, U. l)oti:li,
V S. I'tiiiimlHloiirr fm OteKOit, at .lAntlitu'ltl,
(irrcvtt, oil NitiinliV, tlir 11 t t.t ol April, nij
HeitniiiM h iiltiivveit. I'lotil tilili. V 1.
Sniuli. Hit Cnllrlt. li llollrll. Ml ol Marth.
Iltihl, Orreoii, I
Any nitd nil peinii clnlinlnij mlvctl) lli
itUwr ilcille(l l.imU me ntpie (l to file ilieir '
L'Ltllll In lllll ulllcp nil or Iwlim. 4jli .l.iv I
ol Aplll. igoj.
I . 'I'. IIKIIN1K.1, KtfKHtt-r.
3C
F""stand
Commodious
teamship
Capt. Kdwards expects to put the
Alert back on her rnn tomorrow, after
nn extensive over-hauling. Among the
improrompnts added is a steam heating
apparatus for the cabin and pilot house,
wliiuh was badly needed In such weather
cb wo have been having.
T. C Nowlin mado a trip to Alleganj
this week. He reports that the dam
ago to farms in that vicinity from the
lata frebhet will be considerable, from
the lodging of drift, the carrvinj away
of fences etc, and tho deposit of rcdi
ment which will necessitate a larce
amount of re-seedir.g.
Struck By Wire Cabb
j fij. Dailcy, who was impioyedin Hi
King's logging camp on Daniels creek
whb injured quite severely yesterday
ntlernoon. Ho was struck above the
r.'aht eyo by the wire cable, which flew
out of a block wliilo the donkey was
pulliug, A long gatb wan cut on his
head, no was brought to town in
Goorge Deal's launch and Dr. Ilortfall
clored the wound with eight utitchee.
The exact extent of tho mane's injuries
,hed not been determined last night.
First Log Driving in Myrtle Creek
W. P. Johneon rrado his first run ol
logs on South Myrtlo creek Friday.
Near 1200 pieces were put into the
stream and about 1000 floated all the
way down to hia boom without any fur
ther effort. Nono at all were lost, whichJ
iB very giatlfyiug for hie firbt attempt
iu l'Rclflc coaBt streams. Mr. Johncon'e
electric light plant is now on the ground
at hia mill on South Myrtlle and, will ho
in operation. Ho believes in keeping
fully up-to-date, and electric UghtB will
be 11 now and interesting feature oat
there, as. well as a great convenience.
tfccJieburg Ifevievr,
Too Many Newspapers!
A gentleman (aid to tho writer the
other day that there ought to be but
one nowtpaper in town. As it was, it
was very poor picking for them all. He
was Informid that no town was ever in
jured by a newepaper whote honiet in
tent was to build up an honest legimate
boeinses. Many towns are built by
newspapers, even though tho editors do
not do the building themselves or, have
it done. The town which patronizes, its
papers will always have a flchting
chance to be counted among the live
towns.
It should not be forgotten that Mereh
fleld has never been any the worto for
having three papers.
The By City mill will Mart up Mon
day, after r-overal weeks' y off for the
inMnll.uion of new boilers, and otbor
improvements,
C. W. Sitiiford, the prosperous
Hainc eloush farmer was doing bnii
ness in town yesterday.
Herald. On the account of tho rim
in lumber, the mills are putting forth
extra effort. Tho Lyons mill r.t.-thi
place is running day and nkht.
irurtty Mike' Diary Feb. 5, 1003-Ad-vertitiug,
like salt, li ufod to make
buincfs favoiy, there should bo but
one cook and ho thould moncge the salt.
Will Sugg of Coquillo is nursing Gub
Molil whois attho residtuco of W. D.
L. F. Smith. He reports the patient
doing nicely,
It is nice to seothostato law makers
raise their voics to protect th-j varioufc
indualries tuch as hotel, etc. U'c
suggest that while they are in the busi
ness not to forget the newspapers, who
netd protecting ogainst deed beat sub
fcriber;.
IVcsb) ler ian Church
Sablwth School at 10 a. m. T. 11.
Nlcols Snpt. C. I-:. Meeting ni fit.'JO p. m.
Tho pastor INv. h. . Strange will
preach at II a. ni. and 7:110 p. m. Ser
mon Mibjet will be "Caring for the
Lives of Olhore" and "Walking p Hit
Steps or tho Imitation of Christ."
When you frol blno and that every
thing l'"- wrong, take 11 iIojo of CI111111
liTlaui'd Stomach mid Liver Tablet!.
They will cleMiPo and invigorate your
tnmach, regiilnttt your bowel, give you
.1 relih 10' )onr food nnd make you feel
that in tl i old world i n unod pluce to
live. For enlo by John Pnuira.
Haptist Cliurcli
Sunday School at 10 n. m. I'reachlug
Service nt II a. in. Topic "Mans Debt to
Man an J How He Shall Pay it." Text
Homans 1:11 11. Y P. U. nt 0:30 p. m.
iCCIlflE
HARDWICK, Mastor.
Make regular trip between Han Fran-
citmanil Portland via lluntliohU
and Coo Ha)', culling nt
nbuvu porta etch
way.
Tho ALLIANCK i a flrt-t'hsp paKicn-
ger boat, und hits all the tnittl-
ern ctiuveuleuceh.aud lnnti
of tho luMeM HttMiuera
of her cliin
For freight and past-ongor ratos or rail
ing dates, apply to
C.H. MERCHANT, Agt
MABHHFIKLI), :: i: OKIXION
I CIIAS. fiRISSEN MUSIC CO.
I 0. 0. P
lufr
T The very choieoni inlt nl plnnos
V nnd iirgHim t-i iiolect frnui
I, i T . uiijiiik mi fc'iiui ui iiiiiricai !
. I t rillTiulita
Kvening serviea at 7 30. topic "Win-! .Vir ,,, nr nn ,.,,,..,,,. ....
. , . ,.. w. - . ...... .w...-, .j...
joursell
A full lirm ot muidc ruiied
8inE8 AND SON8.
r. 10. Onrvln of Itidlntuipollfi, '7TI, Is
the, prcaldeut of the ANoclnled Hnr
vnrd gitilm of tlio United Hlittea.
Hrproeenlitttro Jncoli Itiippert, Jr., of
Now York him onu of the ilnent eolhs
tloim of y. llrrnnrtlH Iu tint United
fltuttw. Mnny me prlitu ivlmiern.
Me. Cliiunherliilii und Mr. ChnlYeo,
Hie orlglunl Tunmism'ti nnd I1I11 Pimlner
of llrut IIiuIo'h I'onmuce, "'I'tituierfieo'H
l'Hi'dtit'f," lite nllll living tit Crovehnid,
fill.
Dr. H. It. fMeniiml, who linn been
tout to the leglNlntlire fioui Miicon
eounly, Sin., In the flft Itepiibllcan
elccltit In Unit county In Iblrty-rtru
yeutu
rtnonf theiloheMl titled men In drent
Utltiilil la the Huliii of Ullccleuch, who
owiiv, clilcily In rtcotliind, IiIh unlive
pluce. Home -IM).C(H) ncrei of land, bring.
Iiirt rtu iiliii' nl it ntHl of over I.IHIU.UOO,
Alfred V. nderhllt la uioio of nn nth
Iclo tliiin liitMit of Ilia fninlly. Ho Ih n
iiilmiillil lioraemiiu. 11 good polo player,
In Hi wktllf ill nt Kolf iin he ilrii'd to Imj nt
tiitiulM nod In it llrut rule burnt 11 1
hoehey,
Klfon Lower, tho new cliiilniiiin of
the civil horvlce coiniiilMttnu of Crok
lotinly, III., In a iiew-apaper man und
during the early agitation for civil
nt'fvlc lefortu was clixmly uwoolntcd
with tho late .Itihu W. Ulu.
Kir Fruui-tM Jeiinc, the Loudon tllgnl
tnry who pitftlilex ovrr the dlvorcn
court thttn. Ih coujtlib'ritbly over lx
feet tall. A burlvhue writer recently
cnllml him "the gnnti ti friend hoiho
ptoplc hi. re nt one jwrlod f their liven."
He noinetlmei iiiIn through h iiiHtiy im
twenty HUltrt Iu ti d:iy
Couvreaaumn Iinl of Callferulit wiih
hmlly bnitou lu the raen Inut Noreinher.
On bin way mat to ntteiitl the openlini
of cntigroM the train on wblrli ho wrta
trttvrllug wmh (Mirtlnlly wreckinl. A cob
leuxue tiiiurnltilntril bliu m ccciiplug
mvIoun Injury and ltul n-plliHl, "Oh.
tttttt wan uc IiIhk nftcr ho wreck 1 wnu
In on elect lull day."
TIMELY TOPICS.
dows." Text Kccle. l'.:S "Those that
I'tok out of the Window h be tlarkened.
Thurrday Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m.
All arc welcome.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE
TELEPHONE CENTHAL
Manager RobertFon U making some
substantial improvements and additions
to the equipment of tho telephono ccn
tial office In Marshfleld. A new cross
connecting rack hat just been set up in
the office, capablo of accommodating
lOOO Bubscribere. To this will he added
a new ewitcb board, to arrive on tho
next eteamer. This will bo in four
sections, and will require three oper
ators and accommodate COO tubtcribere.
To thiB other Ftctions will bo added
from time to time, as the number of
subscribers inereaea.
A now cable carrying 100 wires will
be put in from tho corner of Front and
A Btreets to the office, and another
carrying 200 wires from tlio polo iu
front of F. F, Norton's. Theeo cables
and the switchboard are expected on
the next steamer, after which it will
tako about six weeks to effect tlio in
stallation, which will bo done with the
Barney I-swis, a seven footor from
tho Willamette valloy is visiting over at
Deschutes, Crook county, and the
"Lcho" of that plcco says -of him that
ho is av ery powerful and fctrong man.
It ndntoa an instance wherein ho actually
lifted his voice to tho roof of his mouth.
Well, what do you erpeO? Lines
down ond no press disrwehee, locals
scarce, one typo quitting without warn
ing, togonway, the marine reporter on
the oick list aay .you ore lucky to get a
paper at all.
Mrs. A. M. Twornbly is having the
Seaman building on A Street, recently
occuphd by the Cottage bakery, papered
and fitted up for Dressmaking Parlors.
TUUSKIl LAND. ACT JUNK 3. 1878.-
NOTICK FOIl PUBLICATION.
United Swi I.irvd Qllktf, Kotrlxirg, Ottg,on,
Jan. ,. y
Notice i htrrliy clvcn ht in cwnnluncv
with the nroviMontor' Ihe Ml of CunetrM ol
Junr 3. i73. rninW "An net (or tlm wle t.(
linilKi Und In the SutM of California, (Jit
gon. Nevidn. Mttd U'.i-h.nijlon TeiriHMy." a
exirmied 10 all the Public l-iml iute by net
ef August .t, itoa,
WILLIAM .1cFADYKN'
of Marthfiekl, county ol Com, wte ot Ore
gon. a tln lUy filwl m thU office n
Mtorn tutemnl No 4749. for Ihe iMircbuwr ol
ttw houthcHtt qtMiter, of SacUon No. 4
in ToAmhip So. 37 S, Hkpk No 11
Wrtt, ami Mill offer oof to thow tlwl ilx
!an! touht it more vulu.bl for It limber or
Mone (ban for .ntlctillural fmtpmat, anil lo et
tablih his cLaim 10 mkI laml Mote W. I'
iJougl.u, U S. Conimuionr for ()r-Knn nt
,l.ir.hMI.Qrrgon, on ixiturrfay, the ant (Ij)
of March, 1903
Hi-fi.viiMHH ttitnrtw: W II 1ofgtn, of
MnnhhtiM Or.. V It Takr. li Wlutley. U
NecVy, of KalrWew, Or,
Ativ and ail iwrton cLiinuni! adtrrtolv (lie
above-iletcrtoetl laml are rcqueitwl to file
thoir claimt in tlm oltioeon or Ufort- Mid ant
day of March, ioa.
1 10 . T. IlKlbAU, KegUter.
every grade, r reel -rod direct
uverr week
Marslificltl,
Oregon
l-t-H-H-m-H-4-M-W-H' 1HH
Professional Cards.
R. H. Walter, D. D. S.
UK.NTALKUIUiKON AND MiiOHAN-
lCALDKNTIHT.
Offlctt Nwhtirt' Illdg. A. m., Phono. H,
MAKSIIFIKLD, : : OKIiUON.
Dibbled Williams
COOS HAY KKAL KsTATK
Marshfield, Oregon
A business man eIiowh Ida queer
rhared head when he kicka bicaiice
another buMness man occupies too
much advertising space in tho local
papers,
Kobt. Kruger took n larger raft of Co
quille logs down the hay yesterday,
-o
Help along the new Chamber of Com
merce. ' o
Rusty Miko'fl Diary, Feb. 7, 1003.
If they treat their customers tho samo
way they treat advertising Eolicltors, it
cortainly wouldn't do some merchants
any good to advertise,
o .
Dr. John A Aunola is now located at
Kmpire whore he can be found,
TINBKK LAND ACT JUNK 3, 1878,
NOTICU FOK PUBLICATION.
Uuitetl Htalex Land Office. Koboburg
Oregon. Jan. 10-1003
Notice is hereby given that in cnnl
tdiancu with tin. provUioriH of tho act of
Congresflof JunoU, Ib7t), entitled "An
act for tl.o saloof timter IiiiiiIh iu the
rjtatenof CHliforniu. Oreyon. Novada.
and Wabhinirtou Turritorv." uh extended
to hM the Public Laud States by act of
August -1. I8D2
HICIIABD .f. (JOKE,
of Marfllifield, county of CVhih, fitnto of
Oregon, lias this day filed in thin oliirn
nib hworn atutiuodril ro 4:ii, lor tint
purcliaHo of tint Lot H arid Kl '1 of KICl-l
Section 27 and NWM of HUM of
f-eo Ion No. 20 In Township No. 21 S,
Kange No. II W, nnd will offer prcol to
Hiiow that tho land sought iu more
vaiuahhi for its timber or ttono than for
agricultural purposes nnd to establith
hiaclaimto hhIiI land before W. U.
DonghiH, U. H. Cornminc loner for Oregon
at Mnreiifield Oregon, on Monday, the
30th day of March, IMXI.
lie names an witnesses: A A Auder
Bon, Allega- y, Or . F A Kelly, Marwh
fleld, Or., Fred 'Noah, Allegany, Or.,
Hilan Nonli, Marshfield, Or.
Any und ull perHons claiming adverse.
ly tlio above-defcrlbed lundH nro ni-
quoeted to file their claims in tlilo ofllcu
on or beforo said .'iOth day of Mar, 1003.
1-21 J. T. Bhuhjkh, ltegiHtor.
E. E. Straw, M. D.
. PHYKICIAN AND SIMKWiON.
bpcelal iitteiitioii to tliHeuHe.H of tho Kye
Knr, Noxj 1.111I Throat. (iliihhCH litted.
Office hi Sen.stnckcn x Sniitlt
liuildiny.
Kir Thtunnn it Ik In jpMttt; to lift
flic rup. nnu WNwttiiigttJU Ih mice tigulii
litoklui; for a K,ntuittt irluiilng club
next jvrtt.--U'nrL!npton MUir.
A wonian nl ihe hend of the unit tent
gti;i fitctortt-t In (he world will uiMkti
the 1Y111HM' refortiui't'ii lo lite tHuld mid
gititlo aex n trifle uhcnIIhI for. Haiti
more Herald.
Tho t-4il.it walk linit been exportetl to
Pari, nnd. Lke many Cllf(irnla wlneit,
will iloulitlttMi In liuporirtl iifier 11 llttht
im Ihe genuine French nrtide. They,
cull It the iIhiim' tin giiteau. IIoiiHtou
Chronicle.
Tho verdict nerpilttlai; Lnurn Blggar
Htitl eoiivletliiK her to male nMochiteti
of coiiaplrtti'y with regurd to the Men.
nett entittc m one of tho tnaulfiiHta
tloiiH of tli Miprrlorlly of Jurlox to
logic Hint frvtifutly take 11 way Uiu
breath.- Pltmliurg l;uitili.
THE WRITERS.
A. G-. Gross, M. D.
PlIYrilCIAN AND HUItGKON.
Office, NnHburg Building. Phono -is:i
MAKSIIFIKL. : : OHKUON
W. U. Douglas,
4TTOKNBY AT LAW AND U. H.
COM MLSK IONIC II.
Frctu iiirci. Mnrtlifirlil, Orrgon.
Colonel ThoinHM Went worth Illggln
twin hut J nut celebrated UU nvvouty
ninth blrlbiiuy.
Faiiiio VmizI, the noted Ilallmi novel
Ikt, Ih Iu (JMllfoi-nln KHtberlittf umtorlnl
for it novel deullui; wltb life mid vixilal
eolidltlonn III Hut l region.
Jiiartiii Mci'ttrthy bn Juat paatted blu
Horeiiiy-tHt oml Wit Inlay, lie Iiiin np
paruntly nUindwiud novel writing und
In iloMitlni,' blmaolf uxclmdvoly to Ida
tory. Tho eminent d'erinnti playwright,
Oerhnrdl IIaiiptmiiti, Ih only forty,
yearn old. He wit.i Imrn ul Oherulr
brituii, iu .Sllettln. HU fattier wan a ho
tel Keeper. He Hint cttiue Into general
notice throiiKti the perforiuiitico of I1L1
"Vur Kouueunufgtiiig," uhlch iimdo u
great t.ciiHittlon.
THE POULTRY YARD.
TIMBUH LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878
NOTICK FOIl PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Roscburj;, Oregon,
J.tn. 37, Kjoy
Notice Is hereby clven that in m..,ii ,.,..
with the provisions of the Act of Coneruss ol
June 3. 1878, entitled, "An act for the sale ol
pmuer inus 1 1 h c owes 01 cailiornla.Orirpn,
Nevada and Wds hlngton Territory," as cxtehd!
bd to all the Public Land States by act of Au-
S.A. D. Eaton,
-LAWYHU
Will practice iu nil court.
IvMPIHKCiTY OIIKRON
J. W. Bonnott,
A'lTOl'-NKY AND COUN.SF.LOlt AT
LAW.
MARSHFIELD ORK
John F. Hall,
A'iTOHNKY AT LAW.
Oflicu in I'.ldorado block, From slrcvi
.darthtcld, Oregon.
li. St., MARSHPIEM), ORK
Old pl.ih.tar furiiinhen good llmo urn
tctl.'il. Durlmr the wlntnr It ia 11 good piuu
to noep tnu noor weif covereir witn ut
ter. Keep the laying heiw In 11 tempera
ture whoru the drinking water will not
freeze.
In raltilng fowla for meut liihtnul of
obbb aeltict the Inrgo breitlH and thono
that grow rapidly,
When you begin to futton TowIh, nop
11 rut u them from lhtt.n (hut nro to be.
kept through tho winter, Tho latter,
uhould nut Im vo falteiilug food.
O. F. McKnight.
ATTOHNHY AT LAW
Ofiioi iu the I)cnue4 & Walter
Building.
MAKHIIFIKLD, OUEQON
Wold & Daniels
ENOTNKKRS and SUHVUYOItS
Map work u epociulty. Phono. 470
Marshfleld, : : Oregon
FOUR KINGS.
King Oocar of Swollen wiy ho ha
written verwo hIiico boyhood,
Tho ItliiB of Italy hiiti twenty-four
cupboiirdH full of coins. Ho him been
collecting hIiico ho vi'iih twelve ycuru
old.
Tho king of Hlnm Iiiim given thirty
liino volume1 of tlio Trlpltkn, tho Und
dhltit Iilble, to the United States Cou
Krentdouul library.
King Edward Iiiih purchiiflcd an oil
painting by nit Eugllxh nitlst rcpre
uentliiir Queen Victoria luudlug nt
(J ran ton In 1012. It will bo hung la
liulmoral cautle.
ThJ new east nnd west Cuban' rail
way, which in near completion, lu J1Q0
miles loiif;.
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