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From Thursday' Dally,
P. F. Rob was a visitor jn town Wed
nesday, t:
H . N. Black wis down (rom bis Catch
ing slough ranqh yesterday.
,JSal SctympH, of, Astoria killed blm
sol( MondaymornIng by blowing oat
bis brain with, a revolver.
The Areata eailed (rom San Francisco
Tuesday, but the owners wero evident
ly dreaming and (orgot to send us the
passenger list.
Frank Farrjn, night cook at the
Broiler, lelt Wednesday morning (or a
couplo of weeka stay on hta homestead
at Tioga.
CapU Bob Jones expects to haTO bis
dredger completed this week, and to
commence, oporatlon at North Bend
Monday.
We note with pleasure that Brother
Dean is getting his new cylender press
broken in to tbat degree o( effectiveness
that the Herald is one of the best printed
papers In the county.
The Marshfiold Ehakesperian society
mej. last night with Miss E. N. Bcamie,
at tho residence o( R. J. Coke. The'
aubject ttudi'ed was the last act of Ham";
lot.
Tho esplosfotrof' a Chinese bomb at
tho corner of Front aad'B streets carded
some excitement (or a (ewmfontes last
evening of waich tho young than who
was responsible was, to all appearances,
cne'of tbo most innocent observers.
Mrs. Susan E. Jonea, Edna Tiffiny
and Susan Ferrell widdows of the three
prison guards killed by Merrill and
Tracy nill each recieve flOOO (rom the
otatc.
Toedieuds of Irs.'B. M. Roork will
be pleased to learn tbat sbe has so far
recovorod (rom her rrcent illuees that
aho liable to bo about, walking down
town, yesterday (or the first time (or
several months.
Rusty Mike's Diary, Feb. 10, 1003
It does not follow that a man is a suo-
oajsful adv writor because he has Writ
ten two or three good adr, be cause it
ia tho oll-tbe-year-round boy that
builds the reputation.
Cqullfo Herald L. K. Barnes and
Jacob Waldvogel, two enterprising
citizens ol Tillamook, aro here looking
for a location, and wo think have about
gotten arrangements mado (or a lotation
(or a packingdjobse. There will bo sev
eral families come in caso.bey conclude
to locato as well as unbtSer industral
ontorpriee or bo bo inaugurated. Thesf
yontltfmen should receivoall oncourage
tnont poeiblo.
Anoflier Immersioiiist
L, II. Heisner joined tbo ranks of the
Wher yesterday by (ailing off a scow'
"into tho cold, cold waters of the boy.
Me got out,
" 'A Good Medium
When'' people hnvo coufldonco In a
periodical, thaV confidences it apt to ex
tend to thoKO who advertise in it. It If
a ood plan to advortlw in n paper that
is trusted by its reader. Printers' Ink.
Travel By Sea
Ean Francitco, Cal., Fob. IS, Follow
ing passeneori eailed on tho Areata
Tuesday: Jin Wm Nasbnri;, Mrs
N Dow, E O'Conncll and wife, Frank
Davidson and w ifo, W Riley and wife,
V Mareilliod and wife, Mrs Agcra nud
(our cbildicn, Mcasera W Graham,
Thomas Guerin, C Andrew, II Wicks,
C Woodruff, one steerage.
A Neat Edition.
(Santa Clara Jourual)
Georgo T. Coleman, a former well
known and popular resident of Santa
Clara, sends us tho New Year's edition
of tho Daily Coast Mai), published at
Marsh Sold, Oregon. Tho edition repre
sents Marsbfield as a busy place.
Mr. Coleman states tbat be has all
the work he can do and is much pleased
with his prospects. Ho wishes the
Journal to remember him to his Santa
Clara friends' of whom bo has a multi
tude, r
Rright Youths
In Chicago recentlv a vounz min
whose heart Cupid bad pierced, wanted
to marry a 17-year old girl. An Illinois
law provides that a girl under 18 years
must, in order to wed, have the con-"
sent of her parents or guardian, and it
also provides tbat a girl over 14 years
may select her own guardian, In this
case the girl's paronta objected to the
marriage and the youn; people decided
not to wait a year, until the prospective
bride should become of cgc. According
ly thty went before the court and tho
girl made application to have a guardian
appointed. Being over 14 she was
allowod to name her guardian, and
she named tbo prospective grcom, who
was appointed. The groosn-to-be in
the capacity of guardain gave his con
sent to the marriage, end now tho girl
has a husband and guardian all in ono.
From
Friday'
a Dally.
J. D. Jonnsen is giving his houae In
South Marshfiold a coat of paint,
B. H. Haskin,- the Fairviow (armer
came to Marsbfield yesterday.
S. R. Crawford, of Sumner was doing
business in town ydtterday.
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The Alliance is dua tomorrow (rom
Eureka, and may sail (or Portland tho
same day,
H. Lockhart returned yosterday by
way of Drain (rom several weeks stay in
San Francitco.
Theodore's wanton arrived yesterday
(rom Ireland to Join his brothor-s Ben
nett and Kobdrt, of this plale.
DV. Haydoc of Bandon wbc has been
spending several days on tbo Bay ex
peetc to return today.
Goo, Beavls, o( Portland, who travels
(or M. J. Brandensteln, arrived yester
day by way o( Drain,, to inter via at his
customers.
The A. N. W, Club mot yesterday af
ternoon with Mrs. L. M. Noblo, and
had one of the pleasanteet cessions of
tbo'fieaeou. , . fc
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.We noto'that tho product of tho North
Bend Woolen Mill is already on, die
play in H. BengBtacken'a ehow windows.
H. S. keopBup.with tho times.
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A. Abbott is again in tho employ' of
tbo r'allroad, G. Lovillo, whose employ
Mr. Abbott bud enteredjas timber cruser
bavins changed his plant,
T.
The Homer arrlvod Irom San Fran
citco yesterday morning and sails (or
that port this morning with a load of
coal from tho Libby mine.
Mioses Ethel nud Myrtlo Boone, o!
fauiuner, are. vltltmz '"their etslor,1' Mrs
Wm. Kardell, nud other frlondj in
totyn.
(Itu Mael who recently underwent an
oporatlon (or appendicitis, is able
to return today to hss homo in Coqullle,
accompanied by Wm. Sugg, who hs
bion nursing him.
Rusty Miko's Diary, Feb. 20. 1S03
Tho advortisments and bits of publicity
that go in the wasto bnikcl aro liko the
proverbial dock In tho Insano asylum
It's not all right or it wouldn't bo there.
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B. Wells, who has been working for
tbo C. B. R. & E. It. R., has accepted a
position with Ed. Abernethy, as en
gineer of tho portable sawmill which tho
latter is putting into opomtion above
Myrtlo Point.
Dr. A. A. Ames, tbo fugltlvo Mayor
of Minneapolis, who has been arrested
in Now Hampshire, was tho first city
editor of Ben Hotladay'a Portland
Bulletin. Tho paper was tartod in
1S70 and died in 1375. Ames was
bcought there (rom San Francisco,
ttuttlmohi was about 30 years of
age,
ODD
and remained in Portland about
year.
To Press New Laws
Attorney-Genera! Knox will loso no
time in availing hlmsrll of the now law
giving anti-trust suits preccdenco In the
Federal courts.
He will first ask to have )be suit
against the Northern Securities Com
pany advanced, bo that the 5'upreme
Court may pass on constitutional ques
tions involved at tho October term.
Concerning Afternoon Teas
The aftermoon tea is a (avorito mode
of entertaining. It is the best method
of keeping in touch with one's friends,
as well as to introduco a visiting friend
to one's general acquaintance; and it is
aho tho accepted fashion (or the pre
sentation of a daughter. A few special
pointa'in resard to this (unction are giv
en in the March Dolineator, touching
upon the matter and form of invitations,
the duties of hoBtcss, assistants and
guests, and minor matters. '
Del Monte Warehouse Closed
The Dell Monto Milling Co. has closed
its warehouse in Marsbfield and discon
ued its distributing depot here, finding
tbat tho volume of trade would not justi
fy the expense. The compauy will bo
represented by a local agent and fill
orders from San Francisco. P. W.
tfc'chroeder is here acting (or the com-
pnrly in closing up the businoss. J. W.
Flanagan, who has been actbg as agent
(or tho company, and pushing Its pro
ducts (or all they wore worth, will ou
ter the employ of L. J. Simpson, com
mencing work in the North Itand storo
next Monday.
ATTEMPTED HOli-PP
OF MAIL GARRIER
Steve Lapp, who carries tho mail on
the Marahfield-Gardinor route, roporteJ
when he arrived in town last evening
that an attempt bad been mado to hold
him up.
At a point about mid nay on his route
a man stopped into tho road a head of
him, but his bono was going at a gW
speed and did not stop, After passing,
Lapp turned and took n nbot at tho
fellow but didn't wait to neu its iffeot.
BANDON TO HAVE ANOTHER
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MANUFACTURING PUSWES1
Wo are reliably inforyiod tlrt " jiq.w
manufacturing industry is to take the'
plnco of tho Uandon Woolsn Mill.i, iho
BBine building to b'o utilized which tho
late mill occupied. Tho differenco be
twoen tin two being tlutt thu new one
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will etaploy dotibU tho nntuber of
pooploand tho pay roll will bo larger
in proportion to tho number of poople
employed. Wo aro not at liberty to
annonnco at present, tho nature of this
now Industry, but aro assurod that It
will bo a great thing tor Bandou. Ban
don is bless'otl with business men who
can sco tho nocusslty of a manufactur
ing busineisof scntf kind, and they are
not alow to take time by the forelock.
So tho now business will bo put in oper
ation as soon ai tho old ono is out.
BORN
OVBKTON At Marsbfield, Or., Fob.
IS, 1003, to the wlfo of J3. A. Overton,
a girl.
NOTICE
On the 20th of January 1003 a suit
was comraenced,in the Circuit Court for
Multnomah Cnnnty by Gcorgo H. Rest,
Diniel Best on;l tho Atbland Lumber
Company against Frank Boutin, Kr.
and Frank Boutin Jr., (or an acconat
Ing concerning the winding upof apart
nership undor tho name of the Wiscon
sin Lumber Company at Tmawanda,
Nw York, to have tho said defendants
declared tho trubteus for the plaiptifft as
their interests should appear upon the
said accounting, as the partnership
funds should have been proved to have
been Investigated in tba following de
tcribod property in Coos county: Sec
tions', 12, 18, 14, 23 and 30 and thw
Northeast quarter and the East half of
tho Sontheastquartorof section 35 town
ship 27 Boutb, Range M West of the
WiULmotto Moridiaa, and also all of
section 6, 0, 7, 8, and 18 in Township 27
South, Range 13 Wes; of Willamette
Msridian; and to enjoin tho said de
fendants (rom conveying or incumber
ing )1, or any portion of the said propor
ty. 2-7-eod tf.
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From Saturday'a Dally.
EVERGREEN WHIST GLUB jj
ENTERTAIN THE GENTLEMEN
Last night the Evergreen Whist Club
put on the cap Bh'af to a leries of
games, so for as enjoyable times aro con
cerned it ehono.
This evont was tho regular' monthly
mooting, eot aside to entertain tho gen
tlemen, and it was successfully done.
It took placa at tho spacious homo of
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fnodborg, which
was an ideal ono (or so large a gathoring.
Eight tables wero played and much in
terest taken in tho gamo.
Ttio4prix.'0 woro tukon by F. P. Nor
ton an J iJr, Straw, Mr. Norton wining
first honors, and Dr. Straw took the
booby.
At tbeso games tho ladies hnvo novor
'competed (or a prize, though scoring, to
count in tho grand final. On this oc
casion, however, tho gentlemen surpris
ed thoir ontertajnerH by giving n special
prlzo to the highest and lowest. Mrs.
J. It. Rochun and Mrs. C.Dungan tying
In tho ono.contc'st while, the gontlemen
who'plnyed (or tho regular prizes had
ftticthorTtlo'loVbooby', Tho tio waH play-ed-irff
by-chosing partners and playing
one hand. In this, excitement ran higji,
as tbo gladiator entered tho arena. Dr.
Straw and Mrs Dungan wero pitted
aganit Phil W 'bur and Mrs. J. 'R.
Rochon. It was a nccic andeck tao
when finally, tho Dr, and Mrs. Dungan
won out. Hero Dt, Btraw won tho vlc-
f A nMt
tory of his l'fo, Winning the booby two
times ft) one evening,
TH'o onllro party wuro llion oscbrtod to
tho aUlc, which had befcn transformed
Into n vcrllobU hnwur by gorgeoue doc
nrntlous and electric ('fleets. Ileto
extrytlilng was a glitter with Chlneco
lanterns and eleolrlo lights. One long
tnbto, down tho cciHor sulllred (Or all.
It was a grand feast of good tiling nnd
all wero bti an iiml footing nnd r
poreully thoro wcro no illffitrunros as In
tho lead, or what wan trump, but nil wuro
leading from their longest suit, and
theru woro a (ow who dolt constantly,
(lontlemnn worn trumping acos right
and 1oft and led from suoAks, or any old
thine Finally whou the grand score
was being summed up n speech wits In
order,' Wl Dr. McCormao ncinitsl to bo
tbo only one In the party w ho was not
entirety used up, mado sdmo very ulco
romarks. Refvrrlng to tho gowl old
times' etc., of twenty-flv'o years ago or
more. Right hero ho got his (oot Into
It and was mot witli aotorm from soiao
of tho younger ladles.
Ho extricated
will bo wbto to
himself however
and
meet with tho club next month.
After lunchon all repalrod to the par
lor whero music and tinging wcro In
dulged in. The nffalr was a grand suc
cess nnd each and all Ungated, loth to
depart, but dually bidding tho host and
hostcis adtvu all went homo with pleas
ni recollections of this occasion ami
will bo only too anxious for the next
encounter.
E.O. Hall ajul Hillls Short aro tally
ing lumbwr onto tho schooner Chas. E.
Falk.nttho r;ilroad depot, and Roy
Twombly Is tallying opto the Halvator.
All these are loading from Johnson's
mill, and tU choonui E;ther Uuhne i
duo in a (ew days to load (rom tho
innio mill, lor San Pedro,
Friday ws banner day at the ichool
A largo numbur ol visitors wro thoro to
enjoy the exercises. Tho banners were
awarded to tho 1st grade, Mrs. Wilbur,
teacher, who wan proud of the little
band, whllo theOlhand 10th grudotworo
awarded tho upper grade banner.
Episcopal
Service at tho Episcopal Church Sun
day Morning and evening, conducted by
Rov. ,Vm. Horsfall.
Young People's Meetly
Don't fail to attend the Young
r
Poo-
plo'o meeting tomorrow overling at 'lie
Daptiot Church. Special music has
been arranged (or the occosian.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sabbath School at 10 a. in. Tills is. a
Blblo school (or old and young. Iho
pastor Rov. F. G. Sirango will preach at
11 a. in. on "A Vision ol tho Morning,"
Young peoples .meeting at 0i30 p. m.
Song service at 7:30 p. m, led by Mrs.
Dr. Tower assisted by Miss K.'ck worth
and Messrs Sacultf and Nicholr. Anthom
"How Iicatttiful upon the Mountains."
Holo by Mrs. Tower: "1 Hear tho Voico
of Jesus Bay.1'
A hearty welcomo to nil.
Tho North Iowa Times, published at
McGregor Iowa say of tho Coaht M.h.
holiday edition: Wu aro in receipt
this wuek of tho Hobday numborof tho
"Dally.CoBBt Mull," published at Marsh
field, Oregon, by P. O. Loyar and F. K.
Hofor. Kir. Hofor wasa'formor resld
ont 6f McGregor, Tho edition tells
much concornlng that country and is a
commondablo effort.
Baptist Cfiurcli
fjupduy school at 10 a. m proaching
eory'l'coat 11 a. m. Topics Tlio Tlmo
oI-,Thu RpalUutioh of all Thing. Text
Acts.J:21. B. Y. P. U. at 0:30P.n.
Jivwjing sorvlcq at 7:20 p. m. Toplp: A
True Convorsiop, Toxt, Luto 1 :8. .
Thursdays Prayer meoMng.iitt 7:30
p. tn, J
Methodist Church
Revival services still in progress- at
vf
the Mnthodlst Church 'and continue
through tlin wook, n speolitl soig onrvloo
wlll'lisgln nil o'clock Sunday evenliiii
Preaching at 7:30. Tho themes will b
of n rovlvol character, All iuo Invited
and will bo mado welcomo.
T. (J. NohIIii roltirnnd ycntunlny from
tho middle fork tf. tho C(Xiillln. Ho
roportti tho ruads nn nlinnst tinp!Mrablo
mid suggenln to any onerho U Itiulliiml
to kick at the mull not coinlnit through
on tlum tn mnko it trip out ovor only tho
bent part of thiiroitd.'llolliiiiknthoy 111
Ihi ratlilh'il with I he mice or tcctt It
at all.
MUaKnlo'llentty, who was summon
ed from Kau Frauclftco by the ilnath of
her fnlhor, U'ni, Hoatly, returns oil tho
ontgoinu A n it t rt .
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A (roth lot of crabs
Uroller. v
15c each at thu
Tho Allinnco Is duo from
about 10 o'clock this forenoon.
Kuruka
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hudson woro
down (rom Coos river yesterday, accom
ptnylng thoir alitor, Mrs. R. I Ayors
who Is a patsengor on thu outgoing
AiCAta,
Alex. Wilson is around again after
aii attack of rheumatism, and c peels to
Uko hit plade on tlio ongluo Monday.
Judico Watson wtll return to his Coos
City ranch today for a fow days accom
panied by his fainlly, who will cijoy
coiintry lite until Sunday evening.
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Mrs. R. L. Ayers, of llotkley, (';'. , Is
a parsongeron tho Areata for hur houio,
after a visit to bur paruntr and family
on Cooi rlvor, havirm leon rnlliMl liuro
several weeks ago by tho illuees of her
fiUhtir, Dr. Hodion,
o
W. Ilarbus nud family urn propp
ing, to move back to their larm'oit tho
North fork of Coos river, (or Iho Sum
mer. Tho Areata arrived yesterday morn
ing and is to sail from Empire this
morning.
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Rusty Miko's Diary, Feb. 21, KMH-A
great many "witty" adv aro slmllrr to
tho razor that has been unod to open a
tomato can.
Tho abviluio necttoilfy for thu hfgli
price of incut haw been dcmoiiHtrntnl
by tho announcement that ono of tho
bl;,' packing concerns murio u piollt of
111 per cent on A ciipltnl of f'-'.'.CKKJ.OOO
l.trit yene. Unit tbo prlclM been lower
tho pucktTH could not lnvo miulc thu
III per cent, nud thnt tvo,uM hnvo been
deplorable.
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Tho statement by EiicIIhIi Intereitii
that the cotton crop cnUinales of thu
agricultural department) mo uot IA?
Moved te uriiiwered by Ktcrulury Wll
uon, Who declaren that this iiHuurtldu
Is maifo by EiikIIhIi bim'fu who nro
nrixlouii ,te keen tho prlao of cotton
down.
Tho iiillrnntloi't' thnt Prince Henry
will visit uh ii(ptlit next 'enr may' lr
laliuii mi ovldcuco that tliu'dermnnti llu
uot loolc for any xcrlnuii or oMoiided
tnniblo with the United Htptos over thw
Vi.'IiliioUii ullnir.
SlKi'ior Mnrcoul In crodltcd with Uo
ln: nblo to cduduct wlrelcna telcgrajtb
oxpJ.'ilmentH ij'ud n BuewMfiil cotirUthly
nftbu Hatno' time. A wyndcrfiilly vcr
tiaUlo muu lo Mmcoul. ,
It Is nil very well for Thorium A
Kdluon to JiiKlHt thnt hb can extinct
electricity directly from conl, bit
whero la ho golui; to net tho coal?
I'rc8l(lei)t nner ahrugH Ills nhotildoru
nnd HiiyH tho middlemen nro Ktillly.
Rut that doesn't keep tho funmco i;o
Inf. '
IlccnuRo Bbo wnnfio fat a Now YorK
.woman wnH nblo 'to hold n burglar by,
Hlltlui: on lilin tho tho "Igbt jmlll
tho police came. And tit 111 thcro.nrd
pt'ojilo who rini coUHtantly trying to
reduce their weight.