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Nolso Monsou U over from Tonmilo
A real nrfumunt Is worth moro thnn
thousand cliimr,
A good tlmo to huttlo la when you
liavo leisure tlmo to Improve.
Mra. Dr. Tower will eta nt the Prts
byterlan Cl.urch this evening.
Dr. Ilonlsll If making moro improve
ments at his placo on C Street.
When vou want, n pleasant phync try
Chamberlain, Stomach nnd Livtir Tub
kl8. Thoy are easy to take rmd p'as
ant In cllect. For sale by J no. Picuss
M. K. Brown will go up Catching
s cugu in a icw unys m iHinrei.K
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construction of a house for m m. Bone-
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urate.
Noble Uroe. will drlvo in from the
Coq 'lllo today SO head of hogs, CO hend
of notion sheep and IS head of fiuebeef
cattle.
Alex Sndcrland, hooktonder for ox
team in tho Pony slough logging camp,
cut hia kneo yesterday while sniping
a log, and will bo laid up awhilo.
Tho Evergreen WhletCluh mot Satur
day afternoon at tho home of Mrs. P. M.
Wilbur. Kilna O'ConnclI took lirst
honors and Mr. F. P. Norton received
tho consolation prize.
John Grant, who waa hurt by a tim
ber falling upon him a abort time ago.
has bo far recovered that ho went up
Catching slougb Friday with hia family,
to visit f i lends.
Z. D. Brown and wife, returned over
land yeeterday fromafiw weeks visit
in California. He will cloio up hip real
estate banners hero and leave for Seat
tle where he will locate.
Visitors to tho post office yesterday
wcro ireated to a joint discussion he
tweon Dr. Temple Duchesne, the visit
lecturer on psychology and one of our
resident preachers. It was a Joint dis
cussion in every sense of tho word, as
both talked at once, right through. Dr.
Duchesne's delivery waa ou the rapid
fire order, and as be could catch his
breath quicker, waa more continious;
bat the elowor and heavier booming of
tho pre&chr r'a ordnanco was never en
tirely silenced.
Bound Over to Circuit Court
P. G. Fetoreon, who waived examina
tion in Justice court on a charge of
threatening to commit murder, was
pieced under $1500 bonds for hia appear
ance at the next term of circuit court,
He furnished the bonda easily, and wont
back to hia work. The charge secme to
have cronn cut of family difficulties.
Lis eon being the omplainlnc witners.
Travel by Sea
Up to" last evening tho following per
sons had purchased tickets for the
Areata, which sails for San Francisco
today: Mrs J A Luee, Miss Annin
Anders, Jecob florins, Mrs Gorina, T JJ
Way, Mra Way, Clido Way, Genevieve
y'ay, J F James, R)v. F G Strange, Mrs
Vm Grow. MrB K Dunlup, E Dunlnp.
Otis Dunlap, D G Shaw, II Lorenz, B
M, icklebrick, Jrio Proctor, Mra Proclor,
iliss Wade, MifB Graham, E Gundlc
linger, Julius Marvin.
WANTED-SEVEIUL INDUSTRI
OUS persons in.each state to travel for
Doueo estttiiiisneu eleven yearu pr-u wltu
a large capital, to call upon merchants
and agents for aucccesful and profitable)
line, Permanent engagement. Weekly
cash salary of 18aud(ollctravelJng ex
peiieea and hotel bills advanced in cash
each week. Experienco not eeaential.
Mention referonco and ancloBoJ. eelf-ad-dree4
wIppe. THE NATIONAL,
83 i Dearborn St, Chicago.
The RcstLiulmcut,
''I Jhavo derived qront benetlt from
thoiisuof Ghambetrnln'n Pain lialnYfor
rheumatism and lumbago," 8n'8 M
Anna Hnk'elgnniV of Tuckahce; N, J.
".My husband used It lor a sprained
back nnd wn nlo qnlekly relieved. In
tact it ia the best family liniim-U 1 lmvo
uver ut-ed. t would not think of being
without It. 1 lmvo recommended it to
mnny nnd iheynlwaja ipenkvery highly
of It nnd declare its merhs aro wonder
ful." For calo hy John Preius.
New Losing Ditch
(Coquillu Ihilluliu)
Davo Drow, who has clmrgo ot the
construction work on tho logging ditch
at Jcnklna' camp near Biavor Slough,
spent several days in town this week,
Mr. Drew informs us that .1 gates lmvo
been put in tho channel nnd another
will bo jint in i mm ol lately. Thu dlteh
a ill be completed by tho loth lust, and
will have a capacity of 43 000 feet per
day. Mr. Jenkins la at present putting
his less in with a horeo team but vill
soon have a larco donkey oust tic. Ho
ia working rjuito a crew of men and put
. "
the unit URSin tho river tins season.
A Britisher's View
The Daily London Mail publUhea the
tint of a series of letters from Perclval
Landon, Its special correspondent at
Manila, showing tho American failure in
the Philippines. Mr. Landon declnrca
that tho American campaign has made
noimpretelou in tho hlands; that the
tiring lino I) ro-cxtenaivo with tho coast
line and a feeling of utter insecurity
prevails at hcadtjuartcra.
The oorrcipondcnt asserts that In a
country depending entirely u;ont nsri
culturc for ita prosperity tho lend ia be
ing largely abandoned. He rays it is
time for tho United States to decide
whether thero might bo a tccoiisidera
lion of its policy cf tho past four yeara.
Eoseburj: Heroes In Danger
(PInindeaUr)
Uobion waa a hero, also Dewey and
mnny others. These men wero heroes,
becauto they did eomo act in which their
Uvea wcro endangered. People praised
and landed them to the skies because
they ware not afraid to die. Thero arc
heroes walking on the streets of Rose
burg every day who are parsed by un
heeded, heroes from the fact that tboy
take their lives ia their hand when
walking along some of the sidewalks in
Roreburg, at any moment they inako a
falso step, and fall in one of tho holes
which aro in tho sidewalks, or by step
ping on ibo end of a looso sidewalk plank
and having tho other end fly up and hit
you on .the chin.
Another New Sawmill Company.
(Eugeue Guard)
The Coast Lumber Company today
filed articles of incorporation with Coun
ty Clerk E. U. Lee.
The principal office and place of busi
ness is Eugene and the capital stool is
$10,000, divided into 100 shares of flOO
each. ,
The objects and purpoeoa of tho cor
poration aro to engage in a general lum
ber business, to erect, maintain and
operate sawmills, planing mills, lath
mills shingle mills etc.
W. H.Ruteell, onoof tho Incorpora
tors of tho ner company, ia a capitalist,
until recently residing near Irving and
formerly of tho east. Tho Guard has
not been ablo (o rind bim today to
learn of the plana of the new corpora,
tion,
Painful Accident
(Myrtle Poiat Enterprise)
Will Bargor met with a painful but
not Borioua injury while out hunting on
the East Fork last Saturday, Ho at
tempted to put a shell into tho rifle ho
was carrying butjt refused to go.. Ho
then took his hand and waa trying to
shove the shell in when in soma manner
tho cartridge was exploded. A piece of
the shall struck Mr. Barger on tho right
hand, cutting quite a gash and a piece
also struck him on tho breast- Ilig.eyo
brows were .badly singed hut hiaeyej
were not injured; Dr. Loop dressed the
wounds and tho young man will bo able
to bo out agaiu in a few days,
Prom Tuecdny'o Dally.
liana Krugor had tho misfortune last
Saturbay to brenk a rib whllo nt play.
Dr. Printela ami family wont up to
Allogariy Sunday and returned yester
day. Tho four mast schooner Ghahnlls, In
about to call from North Bond. She Ih
loading eomo ship timbera.
William Kick worth and family and tho
Holland family took a trip up Coos river
Sunday for a little pleaeuro trip,
Tbocost of taking F.A. lngels
and
Carl Nuwhall from Coqulllo City to tho
peuitcntlery at Salem waa $10S.70
A homo remedy : "Do you think coal
oil ia good for uioniulloos?" "I think a
hard slup la hottur." Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Jack Farley ami Davo Talbott brought
up a raft of logs yesterday frotnCowan'ja
camp, on South slough to tho C. B. M.
& L. Co.
Tho logsing dam nt tho Cowan camp
on South slough broko out yesterday
and opcratlonc will bo delayed until it
ia repaired.
Fred Baikor, who was recently oper
ated upon for appendicitis, wont to Co
tiuille City yesterday ou hia way to hia
borno r.t Fairvlew
Ralph Green, foreman of tho Bell Lino
eurvcyine party waa In yoatorday nfter
supplier. Ho aud 13 others aro station
ad at the Aldera on South slough.
Tho North Bend band ia having hnrd
luck with ita picnic, being obliged to
postpono it again Sunday on account of
rain in the morning,
Bill "Eryanism ia tho cloud which
hovers over tho Democratic camp."
Jill "Yea; and the tronblo is it bus a
silver lining." Yonkcrs Statesman.
Curry County Recorder: Tho iteam
tug Katie Cook towing the schooner Del
Norte, arrived from Smith rlvor Tuesday
bringing the largo sawmill of Mr, Humo
which he intends to put up at Indian
creek. , ,
Atd Is a dead one: Hewitt "Bryan
says that a principle not great pnough to
die for ia not great enoush to llvo for."
Jewitt " Well he haa died twlco for
hia." Brooklyn Lifo.
Mrs. G, A. Bennetleft Sundap morn
jng via Drain for Portland whither Ehe
goes to attend tho RebekahAssembly be-
in: tho delogate froraWcEtern Star lodge
No 27, of Marshfield. The session of
Assembly takes place M?y 10 to 21 in
clusive.
Dr. Temple Duchesne, the lecturer on
physcbology and kindred subjects, who
has been In Marshfield for two weokp,
and has arouBed considerable interest
in his subject, goea to t ho Ccqnillo this
morning. Ho will return tho last of tho
week, and will letcuro next Sunday
in Odd Fellows' hall, taking as hia sub
ject ''The Bible and who m'ado it."
ii p m "
Curry County Recorders Tho bodies
of Antone Walker's two sons who wero
drowned laet week, havo not been re
covered eo far although searching
parties have been activo ever ainco tho
sad occurrenco. Tho parents are dis
tracted with grief. They havo tho sym
pathy of the entire community,
Mr.Jo'onh Pominvilte, of Stillwater.
Minn,, after having spent 12,000 with
ttie mn doctors lor stomacu irounic,
without rellof, was advised by tho drug
gist, Mr. Alex Richard to try a box of
Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets. Ho did so and ia a well man
todav. If troubled with indieestion.
had tacto in tho mouth, lack of nppotlto
constipation, give these Tablets a trial,
and you aro certain to be moro than
pleased with tho result. For sale at 25
cents per box by Jno. Preuss.
.Curry County Record While going to
Port Orford on tho Copper QueonMon-
day evening Thomas ,0'Toole, fclo on
.gincor, had quite a close call, Tho Bea
being rough all the hatches and port
huloa wcro ;ncccosearlly cloaed and
Thomua betiiu down In tho engine room
lay ilowit on tho hunk, and was almost
nsphyxinlcd with gan from tho otiplnu
and whh uncomclouu when dltcnvotnd
by Cnpt. lturua and Qvmsturmantcr Ro
hltlnid who gavo htm their Immediate
attention and rcaucoltatcd him after
much difficulty.
Met After 51 Years
Two bruthefK separated for 61 yearp,
lmvo bton reunited in H.ilior City, J.
R.
or,
Reel, of Oklahoma, joined hia broth
Colonol J. W. Reel, Snlurrday,
from whom ho separated In Wcatcrn
Iowa in 18 tt. Colonol Renl catuj west
in tho gold on year, crossing tho plains
to Culltorula. Lntcn ho joined thu
ttduof Argonauts who owopt north to
tho then new illggingo of Oro Kino in
Idaho, tho Cocur d'Aleuor, In tho north
ern pant, mul Ffaiur River In British
Columbia. Ilia Mother drifted to the
great Soulhwejt In IfOI, nnd haa won
dered over thu cactus laud tine that
bloody civil war year. Colonel Reel ia
7U yeara old, yet every day ho walks
many miles from bourn to, house, sel
ling a face lo'.iou and a p.ituut tiro
lighter,
.A New Survey
Reports from Ro'cburg bring tho in
formation that a crow of surveyors are
at work going event new iluu which wit
go farther South thnn thoorh-innl sur
veys. Tho crew is now working in tho
neighborhood of Conuillo City and sur
veying a route that will tnoko nearly a
half circle between Murshtleld pnd Rose
burg. Plans have not bcon slven out as to
just "hen actlvo work will bo begun, hut
indications aiu fovorablo to on early be
ginning. Jutt why thu now survey Is
being mnde ia not known a present, but
it is understood that by golug south thorc
is practically lea heavy construction.
Portland Telegram.
Hew Industry
W, II. Chapin, a rosldea'.ol flillco
croak diatrict.SJojophina Co., has launch
ed into tho gituocg buiinoss with every
promise of success. Ho has secured a
largo amount of ginaot.g roots from tho
Kastaml planted n largo be J of them in tils
Galicc creek garden. Ibo roots hav ttkon
hold with a vim, nnd Mr. Chapiu believ
ed that the rich loam and balmy climate
of Gnllco will bo as conductive to the
porfect growth of the plant as ita native
country, China, Ginseng is a very
valuable plant, especially among tho
Chinese, who havo used it since time
began, or at leait as far hick aa hirtory
reveals. Tho Chinoso value it to such a
degrco that they will pay its weight in
gold for tho plant if in diro need of it.
They ueoU for medicinal purposes, nnd
believo it to bo pojeees;d of almost mar
aculous powers. It is a difficult plant to
grow, and docs not begin to produce
roots of any sizo till the fourth or fifth
year. Should Mr. Chapin meet succass
In tho growing of the plant a number of
others will likewise attsmpt it, and the
growing of ginseng may become quite an
industry.
American Boy Excursion
The American Boy Excursion which
took placo Sunday was well attended
and a pleasant affair. The p'.culc was
be result of an arrangomont with EjiII
Peterson, ho having secured 40 subscrib
ers to that mBgazino, ccch subscriber
being entitled to tho pleasures of the
excursion, Tho Mayflowor" carried
tho parly. Following aro thoeo who
wont:
Chester Boar, Madao Gulovson, Oicar
Gulovson, Jno Longstaff, Bob Lang,
R Y Naoburg, Iris Elrod, Jrfmos Mer
chant, Wm Curtis, Jamoa Cowon, Oa-
goodJShoup, Albert Hanson, Jno Wilsou,
Alex Wilson, Rob Wilson, Alfred Mat
son, Jno Brown, Goorgo Manning, Rob
Huffechmidt Jack Davis. Jay Tower,
Edgar Campbell, Sam Marsdcn, Tom
Neilson. Earl Savage, Chester Waleott,
Ered Hofer, Albort Sleep1, Emll Potor
ECU, ). J . V . '
iliasea Myrtjo Penpock, Delia Chap
aifan, Vivian Taylor, Lottio LaVaon, Eva
06ko, (lento Itrtll, jMjr jlfnll, For
oiico Ptitoiaon. Not lie. ,.Savage, Kiully
ltrown, Mra Thoi Cokey MnrJiXIIofor.
Goorge, Wqlora.got,hflllrt rihrolfo yes
terday In thn NorthMlrudmill, Ho wan
rolling u log with u cant dog) when by
sumo tuttchnuco tho log rolliid back ou
hia leg, breaking both bouca Imlow the
kneo, Tho Injured man wna nttouilcd
by Dr. Lawlor,
institute and liaskct Social.
A loent liisltlulo mid bntket rgclal for
tho liay City mid thu Flag-stuff schools
will ho helil nt tho Hng.sinft roliool.
houoo ou thu uvouliig of tho 111 lust.
A program hnH'heutt arranged hy thu
cIiooIh which will begin nt eight o'clock.
All aro nof'llnlly Invited to at loud.
(Hrla dont forget to bring Imnkiilv.
Tho proceed of thla rochtl will to
uci'd for the purposo of purchasing nn
organ lor tho rehonl.
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New nniiie For Daniels "(Tree!; Rend
L. J, Simpion reiolve! ou thu
S :iint ftom b'au Fnuidno n now monr
tor mountain climbing engiuo, (or tho
Daatels Creek ro.ul.
This engine weljlij .IMons and ia ot
tho latest model for climbing mount
ains. This will iiitp thu Paulols
Creek road better thnn any other road
iu tho camp.
Tho Simpson I.uinhor Co. havo not
lost lalth in Uuoi By territory but with
tho zeal and demeanor of nn ablo gener
al nro forging ahead lii.k by link to
I achicvo greater vtctorlea in tho battle
of commercial auprvmacy,
North Bend pretcntna truly auluintnil
nppvartuce. licginuing nt thu oldNorth
Hend mill up tho hay to Porter mill Is n
continuous re vile tion of what uunrgy,
progroiannd money can tlo.
From Wednesday' Ually.
Tho Shakespearean club will meet this
evening with Miea tfcamta.
B. F, Ross returned yesterday ftom n
visit (o the Ccqulllo country,
o
In Chicago: "Will you marry mo?"
"What!ngainl"-Judco:
Potor Robcrtcon of Tcnmllo camo in
yeeterday with hia spring clip of wool,
Tho best bargains aro in tho stores of
thu merchanta who know how to adver
tise them Ad Art.
John ),. Bounds : again about hav
ing so far nj covered to bo nblo to eomo
down town.
A dozen Japs arrived on tho Allianco
to work on tho C. B. R. k E. It. R.
where a now cutis being made at thu
Summit.
Sinco all womon lova a bargain all
morchanta should satisfy tho woman's
desire by furnishing that whlck sho will
appreciate.
The trust principle: It is enaiar to
rob a million men ol a dollar, oapli, than
to rob one man of n million. Life.
Rehoarsal eearpn : Piay wrlght "M
play is a clean play." Manngor " Well
I'll try It. but I don't know how tho
public will Btaud It," Brooklyn Lifo.
Tho remains of Ernoat Ktauff, whoeo
death occurred at Snlom, arrived y en tor-
day on the Allianco and will bo teken
to tho Ccqulllo for burial today,
a ..
Tho Allianco arrived from Portland
yostorday afternoon loaded down with
freight and passengers, Sho will sail
south at 11 am today.
Wm. Bremor nnd Potor Micholbrink
of Allegany camo to town Tuosdoy on
buslno'sa. . Mr. lillchelbrlnlc brought
down his wool clip. H. Songstackon
bought tho clip for 14 lT2l contn. Sheep
aro ovidanlly i good proporty. intjoos
county. Two clips ia his lot woighe'd
over 12 Iba each,
A now eontion of ooiitbliiiitlun look
boxofyhns Imnn p'laCetl In tho poatnlllco,
nn liuprovuinuiit mitilo uecuaiary by to
liiorunslug piitromtgu of tho oflluu.
C. F. MuKiilght, J. W. lloiuiuti anil
W. K, IlulneM riititrnml ynnterdny frnin u
wiok'a outing lit thu Mnzo, on Coos rivo'r.
They report some trout caught, hut tho
fishing luaeon prnullutilly Iu over,
J. T. Coltvnr, thu Catching slough
farmer nml dairyman wan In town on
buatiuira ycflerdny. Mr, Collvor ro
conlly lost a cow from polnonoua weeda
and na M usually ttio-catu It waa thu beat
cow in hU herd,
Kxcuio: Fniniur "Wlufi do you
nnjMi, you rascal, up there In my npplo
tree? Tho young ratical-Tliu apples on tho
ground nro all wuriny."' lloslon Tnin
script.
. o
I Inato necessary: tAsblntniit (In mc
nngcrlo)-"Slr, jt ralnn!" Keepm
"Good heavens I Don't wnJto a mlnutr,"
but tnku In that rubra. 1J Is color'runr."
-Tld-lllts.
If tho peop!o(who cnn'l write had (ho
bralnn of thoiu who can, nnd thoiu who
can had thn ."kill ol llioso who can't,
what a glorlouo literuturo wo would
noon havo. Ex.
-yl-
Indlffornnco sometimes gels pooplo to
thinking that tho merchant really would
prefer that people didn't dlttrub him.
Tho only wny to hn sum that tlm people
do not gut thin Impression Is to keep on
ussuriug ihum they ato uantid at thu
itoro.
'"O
For every ninn who has found adver
tising did not pay thero nru many who
lmvo found It waa a good thing for thulr
Illiniums. Tho strange thing ia that any
ahnulil doubt tlm value of advertising
when thuy k'liow how muiiyhuvu proven
(to worth.
No. 4 of Vol. 3, of tho Quarterly of tho
Oregon Historical Society has reached
our tablo. It contains a chapter on tho
early Itullroud History of Oregon by
Joseph Gaston, an old uowspaper man
and ct one time, editor of thu Oregou
Statesman ; History of tho pruts of Ore
gon from IbfW to I6V), hy George II.
HitiMi; anartlclo on "Tho Archivon of
Oregon" by Prof. F. 0. Young, editor of
tho Quurtcily; Dociimunta relating to
Organizntlotrcf Early Immigration Par
ties; Rnvlflw ot "Tho Conquest" thu
Truo Story of I.awiu and Clnrk ; and a
sketch of tho "Historians of tho North
west," by William A. Morris. Every
nrticlo has a distict historical vnluo, and
tho Quarterly deserves a placo in every
library iu thu slate.
Q.-. i
Travel by Sea
Arrivals from tho north hy Alliance,
Moy 12: J. McCluro, Mn Muy E U
Tichocor, Loalio Tichuuor, John Mor
den, Chas Hnzellon', Mra Hazoltor,
Frank Hazellon, R 0 Williams, (J 0
Clovor, S E Jolinsoii nml wife, T il
McNntnoo, 1 I'otoridti, .Mrs Hinr.a
Potorson, Ciiurlio I'otorson, W II B
Hocso, J D Dickerson and wife, Catpcr
Didkorson, H" D Von Iloulbn and wife,
8 r) Barrows, J W Davis, J R Naldwlu,
M Wallace, II D Smook, K (lorda, J B
Hprbor, Frank Pamcrton, Mra I F Kauf
man, Mro Kaufjiiau, Karl Kaufman,
T Hazard, Mra E ThomoB, John T.iomaa
Allco Thomas, B Rasmusson, 8 C
Ramsdell, 0 M I.nmmoy, Mabol Sooly,
0 B Farloy, Y A FUlmlrigor, L A Mur
phy nnd family, A G Clotty, II W Tcol
lo, J A Robortsf E L Roborlo, Guy Par
umntor, Dank Morrison, Mrs J J.Suai
gle, AV T Latnmory, A K Oatos to d
wifef A Ilotland, W A Jones, Alu'r J
Harbor,
' To I'irmpm. I
Ho! farmers, plow your'fallow fields
And ptynt your corn today..
You'll ne(.d ucurccrow pretty soon
To keep tho bird. away.
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