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. Absolutely Purs ' , .
THEM IS NO SUBSTITUTE
I JlJSTJD local
From Thursday's Dally.
R. J, Coko is laid up with a lame foot.
""Major Tower was op from EJmplroyea-onlay?-
tf
Saleaiitc.i aro ehlppfntf in slab wood
from Eugens.
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rce delivery of
mill began in
M'ny
on Juno 7i b.
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The Salem Journal' pat oat an S page
two color Carnival edition Monday.
Mr. and .Mr a. . T. CoSelt, of north
Coos river, were in town yesterpar
t
gCg,Ptain Andrew Olsen, of Tenailo,
.was in town yesterday on buiineta.
Mica Stella Elrod haa accepted a posi
tion aa bookkeeper in F. A, Sacchi'a
'store.
.1,be Alliance is billed (o leave Ban
at 6 p. m. tcday, and is due toeail for
Portland Sunday.
,' Mrs. T. G. Tolly committed aulcida
Monday in the Oregon insane aiylnm
by letting fire tober clothing. (
G. W. Claxton, ol Claxton & Fardy,
has about finished pecking, and Trill go
north on the next Alliance, to make
hi: headquartore in Portland, , ,
. J. II. Flanagan, .II. Sengstac&.n and
E. L, C. Farrin west to Korth Dend lest
evening to attend & special meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce,
, The Marshfield b'cseball , team are
practicing faithfully, and are mIo
making great prepsrationa for their ball
Saturday night, which will undoubtedly
be f great sacteia.
lite. J). M. Hook, c this place, who i
visiting in Salem, has donated 25 iotf.in
Depotlidditlou to thai city to" the debt
fond of Willaitetto University, icom
pleting the amount necessary to cover
the indebtedness oybat institution,
-.
Lawsuit 100 Years lid,' .
A lawsuit which may probab'ly be
.claimed as the oldest in the world is
reported from tha Trentina. Inotwo
communes ol Gallle audFoza have been
for four centuries in litigation for the
possesion of an extensive tract of Wood
land, which has assumed the character
of a virgin forest, with trees of colossal
efztj, which no nun darea to touch.
Spots aro still pointed out whore 200
years rgo, the two communes fought
pitched buttles for the disputed wood.
Apparently the Homeric struggle is as
-jyfarf rpm cloning as ever...
a . .. , i.
:"J".r?,H Dally. ,' ..
, vThe, Marsbfleld Shakespearian Club
i (set Weduesday evening at the home of
f ,ErT. U, FfrrJn.
J.
.Nobje BfelMv,rlyed
yesterday
- from Henry Hermftnp, o Myrtle Point
75 head of fat mctton sheep.
th1 A. 0. U. Y. wtih to annaance
that everybody Js luvltevl.jlo attend the
cxceriloa to Goquille oa May Mb.
Mr, and Mrs. 0. J. Btelimon will tako
pa'sMRe North oa tho Alliance on route
to their old home In Wisconsin to visit
iriendt aid relatives.
Geo. Sihroeder, batter maker at tho
Coos Ray Creamery, is suffering from a,
torero sprain of tho knee, but is able to
bs on dnty.
9. C. Brown Is moving tho two build.
ing from John 8. Coke's property on
Cedar street, and will place them on
Mr. Coke's lots ou tho corner of Second
and B afreets.
E A, Anderson is having blscoal shed
oxeavated to he can ran a scow load of
coal op to the street and back a truck
right onto the icow, thus making his
facllitlM for handling coal much better.
Ralph Green was in town yesterday,
and sent supplies to tha Belt Lineior
veyora by gasoline launch p Iathaaaa
slough, they having worked froaa Soujb
sloagh over to this side of the divide
John Grant and family returned yes
terday to their home la South Marsh
field after apeading three weeks with
Mte. Grant's parents on Catching
slough. Mr. Grant has' about recovered
from hit recent injuries.
Three of Miss Beatnii' seventh grade
pupils gained honorary promotion
this terra, vit; Katheea Bennett, Maud
Coke and Myra Campbell. This means
that in each of tbejr.j atodiea, . for nino
months they have averaged 90 per cent
or over. .
Coqullle Herald.-J. K. McLe6d is at
our water tont with his pile-driver,
putting ia the piles preparing .to" eosn
plete Job ri repairing that portion of the
wharf .sor badly disarranged by last
winter's high water. , ,
6oiffl a delegation will start oat.tbis
t V - 4
EjaprciBg orer the Drain route, Jo attend
the grand lodge of Mstsons, Boya!l Arch
Chapter and Rebckahs,' including R,
Walters, H. Ickhart, 0. H. Merchant
Y J, Batler C. F. McKalgbt and K. C.
Lee; Vtesdames Chasy Du'ngan, Jas.
Forty, Wm. Nasburg and J. W. Lenetf.
Coqullle Herald. John landers, who,
recently came in from DoogUa county
has developed n ttandardgge ease of
small-pox. Abb matter of Coarse the
patieqt haf been Isolated, slnd it Is to be
hoped no one has been exposed, and,
it ia alo to be hoped that tbe people
will use the good judgtaent to thorough'
ly vaccinate.
. T,he hospitalities ol Kittyvillo wero
extended to the iadios of Uie A. N..W.
Clnb on Thursday afternoon by Miss
O'Connelf, who entertkined the Clpb In,
honor of hor sister, Mrs. MaboJ Jones,
QfSan Frapiieco. Th'o afternoon was
pleasantly spent and (be ladies highly
enjoyed thft outing to theO'Connolte'oJs-
urban home. , Luscious refreshments
were served and the day was boautlial
for tho ride too and from Kittyville.
Theiadiea congregated at Mra. J. II.
Taylors and wcro taken to tho U'C'onnell
home and return by John Bear wljo ten
dered the ladles his tally-ho coach, and
they all agree that Mr. Bear is tlie
most generous and thoughtful man In
towft.
, Japs as Domestic Servants
(Now Yord Preas)
- The thrifty Japaneteare crowding In
.apldly, picking up aome of the BBOSt
deable places. They generally seek
positions aa bntlere.etowards, yalets,
coolis or handy men'Tho influx is due
to,;our navy. Landdmen visiting men
i
fo'war are delighted with the serviced
tho littlo Japs, wliodS all that men can
do and are excellent maid as well, As
a rule they are e'oibpetjenfijotwttcapg.
tble-and industrious. ' A Japanese-took
on a yacht gets $50 a month and la ton,
ivuina. yiv.i
Terlniute Carrier
(Mamlllee, 111., Plain Dealer) '
J. M. Carr. carrier en rouie No 04.
.out yf gfcariden, has recently been, pip-
euioa uy pauone with, the iniiowwg:
Four thorobgbrod chickens, three sucks
ol'oAtS two Rational)! kraut, twobnthe.s
ol oats, nud ii 1-3 doson of eggs.
VfObLEN MILL BUILDING
ABOUT COMPLIED
0, T. Farris, the Superlalent of con
struction, at the North Bend woolsu
mill was In towu Thursday and reports
everything progressing finely. The
structure is'now complete arid ready to
rccolve tho new machinery, The boiler
tor the engine will arrive on the Signal,
which is duo now, and the same will be
pat in place, the cnglnt being on dock.
When the motive power for the factory
Is et tip, then the crectiou of that part
of the mill will bs a short Job. Mr.
Farris in more than pleased with Uje
new building and feels proud to say that
it Is the most substantial woolen mill In
Oregon. ' He like North Bond and eavs
he it' pleated with the change. The
stiactnre was completed and ready for
(fee machinery according to lila aggre
nint. A.caolignsient of new machra
cry is soon expected. The new machin
ery is to he ttie latest improved textile
machines.
From Saturday Dally.
The Caarina was to sail
from
San
Francisco at 5'p, ra. yesterday.
t
TfiOs.,Tlboti ttlpsrjtltor of he Booth
slough district, was jn tows yesterday,
lie reports the femplra- Bandon road
now ia good condition as far aj Five mile.
- " a
Mrs Was. Lawhorn, was in town yes
terday, oti her way to her homo alSum,
aer froea a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
A Stemmeuaann, on Coos River.
Road supervisor Xorton hae been at
work on the road ftom East Marehficld
to aamser for several days, and reports
the road bow In good shape for six
aailes oat.
it
O.Carontte. of Bfojfrnavjllo tu struck
oa the head with a fhatti! rock Sunday
night while stepping from an excarsion
train. Who threw tho rock Is a mys
tery. The rock split the scalp for a
length of several inches.
Noa3 vaulting can be mado eo good ai
to overcome badness In the store stself.
All tile good things that can be said of a
basinets wiUfu'll qn. bjajreb groand un'
lees the appearance of the store indicate,
the ability oi the merchant to serve good
things to customers, ' '
A telegram received yestorday from
James Keane notifies his friends here
that he will not b6 here on this trip of
tha Alliance, aq mtonded, but wll come
later. It is surmised that his theatrical
scenery was ilflt completed tn time by
the contractors. ',,
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G. A. Gould was out nsarAllcgany one
day this week with his young huntjng
dog and Introduced him to a large boir,
which the dog promptly treed. ; Mr.
Gonld had nd firearm but n largo navy
revolvor with wbioh he pumped Bruin
so fa.ll of lead that hegave np.theghdsi.
Mr, Gould jays lt vraB,th,o,larBest bear
he has eVen In the coaaty.
FP.'Horton visited the brickyard 'fa
Ca'dhlng slough Friday, ind exprescos,
himself as surprised at tho amount ot
wcjrk that ls,,: being .'dope theie, Nine
matt are employed Ih connection with
tire sew brlckmaklng mfchliery, wblcil
(forking In a highly saWae to ry mani
erandtu.t(inR out.arrtslf .qaaUty 61
brick,
4t
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;;y. rrebyuriad CHirck ..
Pi'achlnjr rfiornln-and evefiinl' ky
ItW; faith, S. 8. tflsilonary of Boktliaro
QrefW 'HnBy Sch'xjl at 10 n m.
5wrpiiwnJ6nMiTpr- 1W ,
sDon't Worry
1'eqplo have boon wondorlug what
wo'UJ.bccoth'b of thoau Itoboknh o whom'
wo slajtod out ycslordny to attend tho
Masotilo grnud lodge. 'o don't bclluvo
anything very bad will happen to thorn,
for thoy wcro not really lleboknhs
you know; thoy woro Kastorn Stars.
ri -
Methodist Church
Thore will bo tCRUlar sorvlcos nt tho
Methodist Church Sunday: Sunday
school at 10 oclobk preaching nt 11 n. in.
Also preaching nt S p. in. Tho subject
(or tho night la, "Tho Pluamres of Ho
lltf! on." All Invited to attend.
Baptist Church.
Sun, lay School at 10 a. in. Preaching
Services at 11 a. in. Topic, Mankind's
rllnboaror. TextJohn l:2l. Behold
tho J-amb of God B, Y.P.U. nt 7 p. in.
Kvuulng Sor vices at 6 p. in. Topic, The
Grandeur of Christian Character. Text
Heb.1'9.
Prayer Mooting, Thurtdny evening at
8 p. iu.' All are cordially Invited.
Brush Fires at North Bend
The people at Portor and now North
Bond had qulto an exciting' tlmo yoster
da'y fighting fire. Fires ret to burn up
tho brush and trash at somo of tho clear
Ing at tho new town woro fanned by tho
unusually strong wind into a conflagra
tion .that seriously threatened qulto a
number ol house).
Tho whole population, including the
mill crewa turnod out to combat tho
(lames, and so far as heard from no tori-
.i
ous tlamsgo was done,
Lots of Grading
J, J. Burns, Jho North Bind grading
contractor, was In town yesterday. He
has ten teams stllf at work on tho ball
grounds. Mr. Simpadn having enlarg
ed his plana for tho grounds. Thoy will
bo all ready for tho game lommorrow.
The ditch for tbo water main to North
Bond la now complotcd to, a point "00
bolow tho stavo mill, besides a largo
part of the trestle work for tho pipo.
This 3 Inch steel water main will fur
nlsh a water system for the wholo bay
front from Mirshficld to old North
Bend.
ANOTHER SHAH FIRE
Department
Again Gets Out in
a Hurry.
, The flro boys again mado a quick run
yestorday forenoon, when a 11 ro started
in tho roof of one of JohnGoldon's houeos
on A street, occupied by T Hall. The
blaze, which started from a defective
fluo, was extlngushed without tho ueo
of the hose, ,'
Tho fire boys sro certainly entitled to
groat credit for the quickness with which
they get out nnd bring their ap
paratus to tho acono of tho flro. Conoid,
oring that each hat to como from whore
oyer he may happen to be, it is surpriz
ing to see tho hook and ladder truck
and hocu carte in full carter up tho
street beforo the ordinary citizen has,
time to get out to tho edgo of tho Aide
walk and wonder whore tho flro is.
Now that tho fire eeacon is coming on,
wouldn't it bo an excellent idea for the
city council to pu t in forco more stringent
regulations in regard to chimneys ' and
flues? Ii seems like a Bpcclal provi
dence that there are -not more flrep,
Whon there aro so many old flrotraps
which are a constant- menace to them
selves and all adjacent proporty,;
MISS WARiJ ARRESTED
ffr'
5.
McKInl'ey and tho Ex-commissioners
on Trial at Portlarid
A Portland disnatch eavs:' "Miss
V.;I
Marie VtyM, cx-comnllisf of the
lattd officii at Eugene, wai aussiea ima
jtaoralrig en h charge 'of fraud ia oflce
-ma . .
on a wnrniB8nod in tno federal court
HoracomMCInley, her close friend,,
who Is goutMlly believed to have pros
pered over iMapeculntlons, was arres
ted also, Ttey havo boon released
on "bonds o! frokL..
McKitiloy was released upon furnlsh
tug 920(X) boilds. lie claimed that tho
whole thing was a put up job and a con
spiracy against him, at the bottom of
which was Clyde i.loyd, who la at pres
ent tho dotemlaut In a suit for 120,000
brought by MoKltiloy. Llpyd and Mo
Klnlov haro boon nt swords points for
months and It Is known that tho fonuor
hasnldod tho government officials to
obtain all lhb Information pesslblo
against Miss Ware am) McKlnloy.
The government otil'cere who aro run
ning down land fraud In this statu are
of tho oplnon that Miss Ware has sur
rendered herself to the Inllueuco of do-
e
signing speculators, who have found her
a rcudv tool. Uovermnont officers do
not dcslro to prosecute hof, If she will
become n wltnoss for tho government.
Thoy bulleyu that speculators who kavo
used hor to further their designs should
rather bo brought to justice,
Tho charges aro such that thoy
might frighten a woman who was lurs
gifted with temerity, qr was not sup
ported in hor courauo by othois. If
any of tho charges against hor can bo
substantiated, It will probably bu mar.--Ifost
that alio has not mado herself
liable by acts of hor own Initiative, but
by the promptings of perrons who havo
found her plastic in their handr,
r
lloraco McKlnloy was arrostud Tues
day afternoon Iu Portland on a charge
of perjury, forgery and conspiracy to
defraud tho United States by fictitious
and fraudulent entry papers, The
specific chargcH against McKlnUy aro
that ho "filed fatso affidavit papers In
tho office of tho register of ho land of
fice of tho United Stales In Kugone."
Special Agent Green, who discovered
irregularities enough to. force Blnger
Hermann nt of tiie office of commis
sioner In Vashlngton, has worked up
this caao and it is supposed that ho has
many others and Is now roady to make
thti arrests of tho offondlng parlies.
Thene arrests aro supposed to havo com
menced with tho arrest ol McKlnloy.
SIREQ-f
fib
NO' SONS.
M
' Senator Cuauncny M. Ucihw now
woIkIh over -00 pounds, hut ho la
iiwiltliler looklnir ttuin over.
rnngrvaiiinnu Jnmcn I). Richardson,
former Dniiuiomtlc lender of tho hoiiiM,
nsxyn lu hax dccldiil to quit1 Milltk and
dovoto hliunt'lf tu thu work of Scottlali
Htt( Mnxoury. i
Mown Aahby, n Peconoc (Conn,) m-oo1
chopper, n-lohrntrd tho Hcvvnty-cltchtli
nnnlvoranry of bin birth the other dny
by buying his firaf, lint In twmty-llvo
ytmrx and IiIm llrtit suit of clothca in
foly years.
Pi-rHoim cIoro to Htephon It. Rllclns,
United StntoH wnator from Went Vlr
pluln, miy that out of hlx ninny and
vriricjL Jutrn-Ntti ho clcniied up between
7)f)0,(W nnd $8,0OO,(K() Inat year, nnd
hi ontlro fortuMu 1 put nt about $50,
000,000. , '
It l noted by tho British pitH tiirtt
Mr. Itltflile, who will bo thu mull of
tlie hour when parliament renHsoinblcH,
nlthoiiKh bi'loiigliiK to n nntlon famed
ffr thrift nnd, llnuiice, Ih, oddly enough,
tun Unit HcolL'Iminn to hold tho pout of
dintKvlIor of tho uxchequpr.
W. K. Htiruey, nn export nlnno tunor
pf Jniievlllc, WIh., hnB been blind
hom hlri Infniicy. Ho Ih ono of tho boat
jiidgen of ;u piano Iu tho went nnd ia,
beHldcH, an accomplished niutilclnti. Ifo
hnH tiflight intiHlc to thu blind lp ItiHtl
tutPH In Ohio and WlBcdiialn. (
Kverj'body known tlint Admlmipow
oy U iih fino a nnllor (iijfqver paced the
weather plank, butijot ninny lire
nwnro 'that tho hero o.Mnnlln Is alao
a clever whip. Thoailinlral owiih a
pair of tho moat npfrltcd horsca In
Wnahlngton, nnd ho hiljidlea them with
tho Bkljl of n voternn fitngo driver,
A gtjod ninny Frcnchhien think thnt
Paul 'Dwchnnol, ox-D(rildont of the
chamber of deputleH, 1b n coming preal
dent of tho republic. It Is anlil thnt ho
entortalns thnt oplnloii himself. Ho la
young, rich, - clover, tho moat woll
groomed politician of Ills party, n fa
vorlto In Bodcty, a member of the
academy and high In tho favor of tho
ttaP. . , .- . '
T
Akd nnd jiiwereA
Dlgge Cruuklelgh acta like ma
r p)jWf How docs a marrieel woman
aou
Digge-Like ono typMaaMgV Ml
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jiNdLp'ANb JEjJter.
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nilinatt Tronl.l. ,
Ifowdy, Mtitah Trouble
...Coinlii Irr itfulroyi
. X)U Uo plitra yini lookln' fort
Tnko u jfal will Joyl
ttunit wua inlHlily weary
I.OlH'HOIMO win ilr nUlit
Come Iu tcr ito lniiarhlri
l.uno yniiK'l In llxhtl
Think u wiirl' ! l(mrnmT
'Illcuo lr IhKh jfu rhancel
TIi'iiw (litl ino'nln' iirnntl oft
Kit Jlno u In iln ilancel
-Atlanta Constitution.
McrHr n Oucn. 7
Tcnchor-Ciin yon tell me why thn
pliieo whom n river uilds la called lt
iniuith? ' '
l.lttlo Johnny I dtinno, utilosa It'
bt'cmiHo their inouthH Ih yrwm no many
peoplo aeeui to go but of huslnorte.
I'.hln.iun lliMvint.IlurnliL ,' i
, LAW POINT8. .
Thb nttorney for plaintiff In the wrl
U hull! In DoughiNM ,viTHUa lllnunt
lTi). C8 Ii. 11. A. 1)00, to have tho
right to purchnso nt tho execution anlii
with thu ctmaciit of hU client.
A liuhifitnd'N common law liability
for hlx wlfo'H torta la held In Henley,
vorinw Wllaoii (Col.), BHti. It. A. Wl.
not to bo. changed, by atntutca ptvacrv
lug to liur her Hepurnto citato and essi
powerlifg bur to ninnogo it.
An employee U held In Montelth TIsT
l ui Kokiimo Wood Knamellng com
pttity (hiil.), H8 L. It. A. 044, to have i
right of notion for lujurlea caused by,
IiIm ninntcr'a fulluru to comply wllfc hlsi
atntutory duty to gunrd a drcaVsrw'
although the defect wan obvlvua,
I ' ' . i
Ryea aro nomntlinra intlkmti tf1 be
Ing held too itenr tho hea( of'a larnpj
nud relief may bo obtain fry ahadtntf
uio pyca wiui any om
paper.
MMU Of 0TMII
ArmcHlun KUtd
A atrnngo pnlRbmont Is eadurrd by
Armmilaii maidens when they have at
tained their aovpiltecnth year and art?
not engaged to lx married. They ant
forceil to fnat Ihrun dnya; then foe
twuiity.fotir lioum their foed t eelf
flnh and they nru not pcfsaltccl to
quench Uielr thlrat.
Wonm nd Mail.
..
Yew women havo attained any dis
tinction as oimpoiorn, nnd yet In muala
hnlU or at thcopprn tlw women excenl
fhe mint In number anil at? yareut ap
IVMIUVM v iiiuetv
Hkabavb.
ntinbnrh la mnde more'atfeeable tb
tho uyn by prworvlng thJ crtsaeda ce4o
of thu rnw atnlka. (.'fiooait fhe reddrft;
Btntsrn and eook without polling, txt
not Nwrvtou until it Is taken frosn M
tiro. A tnblciqnonful of o,ranfe JSMco
Of frante jshco
Piiel. ',
luiprovcii tho tluvor of
amuim.inf
?nnflorr I'll
In rttmatii Miinllmver atulka srathetWI
from tho lleldu nud dried In pi lea bavd
ontlroly replaced Hrefcood. In factij
IIicmo vtnlkn nro preferred even to pine j
wood, producing n quid: ami uoi nnmir
tire. About 2,000 pounds of aucb w
wood aro gathered from nn aero of
Innd, thiiN milling n great boon to a dis
trict whvru wowl 1m scarce. Sunilowct
hIicIIh aru also used for licntiug pur
pom not only In prlvnto houaee, bn(
In Inrgu fnctorlea as woll. Tbey aro
burneil In oven Hpvclnlly prepared fM
their consumption. ,
; t
A To it n Cnder Onn Ttf,
Whnt wpuld (lio ordlnnry wosbsus aajr,
(o a fumily that used ovury day 20,000
napkins, 12,000 towels, fl,8M aheets.
20,000 platurt nud 18,000 knlres and
forkN? Thin la what la required by one
of tho Inrgo hotels In Ninv York, at
wlrlch n iniiii cannot llvo for reuch lead
than $8 a dny. Tho hotel will accomroo
Jnto 21,000 m'oplo, bcaldoH 1.C00 Borvauta
to wait od them. Vouth'u Cofbpaaion.
' RURAL FREE DELIVERY.""
u Sfi
IU rulurn ,l)oiniid n tlie totoUaiti
of by Hod I'rulilam. t
Thn renin rknblo growth of the"wa$
friit mall delfvcry aystcni and the will
Ingneait of congronH to npproprlats?
money for cxtouMloua fanter than tn
uxtmiHlona can bn inndo hnve boon aur
prlMlug even to tho moat cntbuelaatic
filcmlH of, tho Byatom, Ho far tho.Bya-i
torn hnn milled on amixlth and open
reus with favftrnblu wlfida. Hut owi
It Ih nipldly rtpprdaehliig a region q
roclca nnd anagH a,nd HtorniH. Tho great
obatnelo to thp geherul spread of tkff
rural f reo dollVcry ByMtenf Is tho toleerj
nblo'fondB of the, coujiry. , t'A
Ho' fur tho ByBUuii ,hne 'only bocn ex
tendfcd to cominunltloH'hlcaecd with
good rondu. Among tlio.HHiny cowsM:
DIED
ROBERTS At Allegany, Oregon, Jane
1, 1003, Mrs. 1). Roborts, at,e 13
years, 0 months and 2 daya.
Deceased has bion failing fee aome
tlmej and hor death was HQtfitespect
cdN Alio passed awy nt the tssme "f
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