Weekly coast mail. (Marshfield, Coos County, Or.) 1902-1906, September 05, 1903, Image 6

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Family Reunion
A titif m ol iho S.nAlt Utt.tly wi
hrhl nl Smith's rnnch on Dttuhde crv k
Wat night. About 25 membiusof tho taint,
ly attended tlio reunion ninl it wao a mot
pi civ A nt evening for those in attend
ance. . -
. Funeral Services
llio funcml o( .Mis Km mi Knitter will
Tlio dlloniH-f nlirtft wh biln 1 tnk )lncv totiAy ut 2 p m, and thu le-
Frorrt Sunday's Dally.
About '.'.) Oltintiiin'it nt rived on the
Alliance (or the Uaudon tannery.
Mls .Tcn h Jim"i nl Hamea flomih
jWs hi town ntfftfy topping.
nt Ntib II ml w Kwtu'hi'il last bight
at seven o'clock
Godfrey Sstrohni, whohas been having
a sIge of serious illness 'has nearly re
covered his usual health.
y ,M. t'jHWiord i .lUvlnghJshoute
hM K-odi from South Marshtleld to
Eitttport. wher hu has rented a hotiso
Wm. Woodward, who h n I ten elash
Jne.brnah lor J. B. I vis fo- the psl
two tnonthf, flnWhed th- Job yesterday.
maing wM bo burled in I O.U K. cem
etary. Funeral service will bo condncl
wl doin the 1 1 oust) by Rov, F. W. Strange
Friends of tho (amity aro invited to at
tend.
For n toll ons attack tk Chamber
iMn'- Stomach and Liver IViImI a and m
ipurk cure is certain. For sale by J no.
I'reuts.
rorn Ixieidiiy'a pally.
C'i.j TiVnirr Ih.lley WAitmnong
th d u(runi tho county aeA'Sui'iday;
'I'lie Signal ciuno luyostordajV hho
will take, oh a cargo of lumber to Ban
lrni'ico.
J.'r WtynnaofMyrlle Point lo spend-
i f- dai in liuhiidvleltlim '
itiiMiiicrif.
Mr. and Mim K. U. Flanagan return
wl Monday from a trip to tho l'ugot
Sound country.
E. 0. I.e6 rrturneil Monday from a
few days1 business trip to Myrtle Point
on limitless lor tho Grissou Music Co.
C. H. Merchant, tho South Marsh
feold usrdlnur, was out last evenlttp
picking string boace for lift dinner"
today. '
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Tough: "0 Henry, don't cut your pie
with a knife." "KUra. you ontfht to bt
be thankful 1 don't call for a 'can-opener.
Cbicapo Record.
Il Is said that nearly 200 pooplo wont
tlshing up Coos river 8unday. So far as
heard trom three trouta wore caught,
t
in
Tbo Cruiier lowed the James A. Gar
field e&terday mm Porter whoto she
has bten loading a carco of ijnittr,
bank 'o the railrovl dock whero stie
will finish har cargo.
Travel bj Sea
Departures for Fan Francisco by
Areata, Aug, 30 J Rohrabacker, Mrs.
Kohrabacker snd child, Mrs A I.w,
Mrs Bedford, Chas (Sneddon, Ota
Baxter, Mrs Chas Baxter. Josjpli
Yutto and wife, Jlra Cailender child, F
Moser, Jesso Lob, YY Smith and wife, J
L Koontzo, N C Bowcn.
Arrivals from tho north by Alliance
Aug. 39: D Dryer, C Dryc, Mra Ettle
Fa'rchiid, J E Christenson, Miss S Cor
Ion, C II Brown. G P Story. J S Kelso, ! , . , ,, . . . u ' .
' " I J. it. Quick won in Inun ornr Kunilnv
Ixiok at tho first page, and you will tfo
why wo warned you a week ago 'that it
you would keep your eata opeu you
might hear something drop.
Uenjutnln F. Mulkoy, Trosldcnt of
Southern Oregon State Normal School,
at Ashland, la epeuding a few dayu ot
tho Bay. Mr. Mulkoy Is delighted with
tho country.
Figure In' the Advertising: World
'in- lun-rtMiIng fuclh uiu brought to
tMi light by the'death, not long ago In
Ulilim, uf tho friinlous Aunt Jumiina,
im nged iiegron. Aunt .leintnirt, whose
real name was Moody, was eeut by the
Ciitind Statu to tho I'arlu Kxpoititlou
to doiiionsirnto tliu use of cottimcnl in
fnk'nu. Finni i stiiall Infilling, more
I'xpeilenned linn. nHiur.'d, Aunt Heml
iim's warex noon liecaiuiiMi populm that
her kitchen was crowded with house
wives, from peasant to, royallty, who
canto to tako lecsons. After the expo
sition was over, "Aunt .leinlum" waa
feted by royalty, on her return United
Slates Commissioner of Agriculture pay.
ing her tho compliment of n public re
ception at which sho was presented with
a ijo'd tncdnl. PflcUlcTrintcr.
m- M 444S .
Knsil CiiUrrli nuloklr yleliiii lo trcaU
incut by F.ly'u CronDl llnlin, which Is n(jroo
nlily aromntlo. It is rocoWod through UU
noMtrlls, clonnsea and hoals tho vrholo sur.
faro oror wlilcli It diiTlisoa Itsolf. UrugyliUi
suit tho 60o. ir.oi Trjnl rice by mall, 10
coula. Test It and you hro euro to coullnus
Uio treatmont.
Annouifconiont
To ncoomtuodnlo thoso rlio hro partial
to tho tiso of atouiUora In applying liquid
into tho imnal paeitn(0R for (atarrhnl irou.
bltt, tho proprietors proimr Crtamllalm in
iipilit form, wiiloii wilt no known no jura
tna
I.lnuld Cruam llnltit, l'rlio iuoludinft
pniylug tutM) U 7u cants, lmiggiau or by
mull. ThA liquid form embodies tho mod.
iclual properllw of tho solid itoparatiok.
TIMllKU LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United .Sulci loiiul Ollice, Kottburg, Oregon.
ituy 8, ipov
Notice lihrrcliy glim tlmt In cumill.iiiii) wlih
the nrovliloni of ilie ntl of CpngtcJi of June 3
187a, ettllilrd "An net for Die tl of iIiiiImt
lands In tlir KlaiM ol Ciilili'rnl.i, Oregon, No
vatlrt, ami Waihliigton Terrllory," n rxirnild
to nil tho iHibllo UiikI Mlet by act of Aunutt
4. 189.
WILLIAM RTINNIJK
of Kotetmrg. county of UongLn.SjmieofOrc jnn,
tut thistlity hint In tlilt ofllcc hit iwjrn HMcninil
Vn .m ,.. tft.K ...... 1... . .. ., . k( ..
Cully Druhot leaves lor Bnndon this tiiwrlerof Section No. 30, Towntlilp 16 South.
morning whero ho will Join thn pennant ,nX fiST, ,hK,KhT., mo.V "JX l
winners, who will go to Humbolt to nlay I '" ,lml,'r,or stona than for agiiciilturn pui.
,,,,,, ' I Pot, and to titabllth his claim 10 Mltl Untf i
tho Humboldt Stars, Druhot Is a valu-' fo' the Krgitter and Krcclvtr of ihit ofhco nt
able .cqulritlon to tho Bar.don team and ' St&C 8"Untar' ,lw M "
ho will ,ol. ,,p ,, end. Ills departure' ,"$ VteS.S.M2
Irom Maffliflehl, is regretted hv his, lngntiil Irank l)ng, of Clcvchml, Oregon.
,.. , , . . , . ... ' Any ami all persons claiming nilverrv the
many friends here, but ho says he will wve-deritwtrLn!snieniiurte.l tofila ihrir
comeback. Cully la perhaps thn best ' Spcmtr?.'5oj 0" "' Mn "" ""'
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OILED CLOTHING
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SCIRE FEE.
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DEALER IN OI(0('ERIES
FREHII KKUITd, VKOB TA
IU1K8 PROVIHIONH,
FLOUR FEED, ETC., OF
THE REBT ()UALITY.
PRICEH REA80NARI;E.
FROZEN OYHTERS
EVERV DAY. : : l
JA Street, Mar Illicit), Ore
Andrew Peterson, of Eaijtire, is a pat
sengcr on the outno'-ng Alliance for C V
Sfornia, and may Ha) in that Hate il
finds a place that suits him better that,
Croa Bay.
Stomach Trouble
"1 have been troubled with inv Mom
a'ch for the pM I nr yearn." wye D. L.
Reach, of Clovt-r Nrxik Farm. GrjictifieM,
"A liw ilAtsago l was inuucen
0 S Crocker, N J Weiler, P H Johnson.
Thos I Smith, Wm L Hicok, A J Brown
J E Levr, J Lehner, J V Hayman, C A
Moore, Mrs D Lomas, Delia Lomas,
Mary Lomas, II Glenz, Mia Glont,
Bertha GIenz,'Jennle Krnger.'J A Poyce.
C Peterson, S Peterson, U Peterson. C
Timmona, G II Brarey, W F Kaufman.
Te outgoing passengers on the Al
ianco sailing south Aug, 23th: Dr and
Mra Sneli, Gabriel Joppas, F II Curry,
Axel Andereon, W D Leahv, J 0 Gaff
ney, A T Maxwell, Henry Weider, Miss
Mias Esterboyd, Richard Roberta, J no'.
L Nelson, T R Burroughs, B N Holcomb,
Miss Millie Grey, Waller Honer. War
ren Da7ls, Mr and Mra Chaa C Jobnaon,
o see the ball game, etc., returning
yesterday to his work at Emmett
Pierce's camp on tho north fork of the
Coqnillo. Ho reports that they have put
in about 2700 logs this seaton.ol fino old
giowtu timber.
MnsB.
to bur a b-x ol Cbamberlin's Stomach
and Livcr,T.bleiB I have taken part J Mrs E P Lewie, Mra Messerable, Miss
c( them and ft el great deal better. n, 1
If you have anv trouble with your etom-, Phoebe Tjirson, Miss Jt Bold, Mra
ach try n box of thew Tablots. You are Huffman, Mrs 0 S Davis, Mra IV L Kist-
Price 23 cents. For sale by Jno. Preues. ncr. Mra E BoJfd. Mra Hite, A Peterson,
Geo Camman, Mra Gaylord, Mra K A Day
Truth's echo: "Good men, you know Mr and -M" w A Wooliever, Mr and
aro acVtce." "Ye, I kno. and even' Mre F A l'tton, Mrand3fraJa8 Honer
bad men bavo to makethcmselvea eo at- Mr and M" Sldae7 Ta Wyck Jr. .Mra
Chaa, W. Wise, a young man of Deca
tur, III., arrived in Marshfield Saturday.
He is looking over Marshfield and Coos
lLtyand is pleased with its prospects
audtlimate. While malting his short
stay be will visit his friend, J. Montgomery.
ball player ct his positions that ever
entered Coos Bay.
33:
J. T, llHitr.t, Ke;ltcr.
CARD OF I HANKS
Pobert Kruger and family wish to
thank their neighbors and frienda for
the. kindness and sympathy shown in
their late bereavement.
R-I-P-A-N-s Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
ThoGcant paekut is ouougli for usual I The smallest Sterecycopu with tlm
l innunr. t iiu ininiir ootiio su cents """"koiv optical eiiect. iiigiuyiin
iMiiiuiii iiFtippi iora year, a 11 tirug- uiimrcni coior witu ricii
gists sell them. silver decorations (mountlnirx).
ing SO V. F. Photograph. Vlewa of art
Ugenro.l. PHIOK ONLY l 00. tfi-it
everywnoro prepaid in letter tot u
AGENTS WANTED.
LILIPUT STEREOSCOPE CO.
FORREST BUILDINu, Philadelphia
TIIR lltU(lttSTHKSStTION KVKitrwitKite
LILIPUT 1
u u 1 11 11 ts 11 n 1 u mir rcr - n.
-BTElillOSCOIMI APPARATUS- mtyaSMi4MiJ
afl4
f YOU WISH 70 ADVERTISE
IN NEWSPAPERS
AJtYWriniUl AT AJ"tVTtKB
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gE.C.DAKE'S ADYERTISIRQ AGENCY
? 04 ft 08 Alerchanta GxcliMBe
S!,B!iypotalBLior
Nasal
CATARRH
In 4ll Its sUgt tho
tboald t eleanUstii.
Elj'a Cream Ilalm
tletDM, ooth and btt!s
IL Um&1 istmbru.
1 1 cart ckUrrb tuiii drlTM
way a cold la tb h44
qalcklj.
AVflP
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Nmlru Is hereby uiven that the under
HEADQUARTF.RS FOR I! 10 II
GRADE MQUOKH
CHOIOE WINES AND PURE
RRANDIEH.
LEADING BRANDS OF BOTTLED BEE
Blgncd has been apiKiinted atlmiulstra- "PavytilvJ fTj-J,.-- cii -i j
trix of th ...i.iii nin.itri w raw.iiy Ardors GDohotted.
. . ,. -.- - .. ..,,..v -.. vi'iiii'v nivi- -
.u.,..UIUIp.KiiBH,ul.nonnii,(prai aon. eci'ASMl. IjV i in CimiiiIv iroitri l
TsrlhaBmbrsaaBBdUabMitwd. lMUtUln. Cooa County, Oregon. And sill lu-rMiris SOLE
H.u.uu.ni.iuuowi, 11 im uijioj-uu,, liaVltlg ClrtllllH HgUtnSt
tlmea." Boston Record.
Ole Peterson, of East Marshfield
bronght his six-year-old son Henry over
to Dr. McCormac yesterday, for titit
ment of a f ractore of the left ra L4ch
waa broken while at play.
and Xfrs.F B 3Iiller, Mr and Mra R S
Tyrefti.;.
Convert Makes Restitution
A Tery consclentioua man In Eugene
vbo bud jstt bten converted bad b
teitchtas of heart and tbroa years
T, . , , . . .itr pettiuj away with a pencil becomea
E, A. Eiekwortb, the earpeatr, will ' , , ,
, I rexenUnt and writes the Eugene mer
commence tornorro-zaorciaz tbe xoric '
Chant snd rtnrnp thp rtnr wifb thn
J j . mmi mm am ft W tj m v4 m ft X fe iv. S ft m v aT rm h ft ft -
Waltcra brick, enlarging the 3(agneect
Matson store to ttie foil width of the
Tho Czarina brought In a cargo of
freight from San Francisco yesterday.
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Tree Across Track
The train to Coquille was delayed yes
terday by a larjo trco that had fallen
across tho track not far from that point
The passengers got out and walked to
their destination, while the trco was cut
out and the train got through about 2
o'clock and reached Marshfield about -1.
mill ttniftti. ..
totpfJaeaaDMlnjt. Urj Mia, 60 tita at Dra. horoby reniilrfil to present thmn 'will,
,,l,v,i!.l?15,0eD'J''llv t,,u "rl,,r "olier, to m... at th.i oIIIuh
.'.rUKOTUJtafl.C4V,'atui Str.au .VtwTct. 0f II A, j. i M-,.l,fl..M '-.-
Cointy, Oregon, within six months
from tills date,
Dated this 1st d.ty of August IKKI.
Ida P. I'atkhmmv.
Ailmlnlstratrix of thu eslnie of Char.'is
tV, Patorson, deceased. , S-l.fit.
THE STEAMER
ARCATA
AOhNT FOR THK
flRATED
CELI-
building.
F. II, Kernohstn, of the Equitable
Baviugs and Loan Association, of Port
land, Oregon, is in our city working up a
. clianetge. He represents one of the
strongest saving
West,
institutions in, the
R. A. Johnson reached home yester.
day from Boawelt 8pringa which he vis
ited in search of relief from reuma
tism. Hu found what he went after,
and is enthusiastic in his praise of the
medicinal qualities of the springs.
The Dyspeptic
Ho dined, not wisely, but to well
Hence all his ills;
And nothing now agrees with him
Excepting pills. Smart Set.
price thereof:
Mr. Frank Dunn, Eugene, Oregon:
"Dear air: About three or four years
ago I was in your store and saw a blue
lumber markers' pencil on ono of your
counters and took a fancy to it and stole
it. About five months ago I waa con
verted and the Lord made it plain to
mo that I must make restitution. En
closed you will find the balance of the
pencil and 10 centn in stamps. Fleaso
forgive me.
"Your humblo servant,
If the ordinary editor were to become
converted and had to mako restitution
for all the pencils that came into hia
possession, which some other fellow
owned, he would be in a plight. This
may be the reason so many editors
never make reatltutiona after becoming
convortsd. This load must bo an aw
ful ono to carry, yet most of them carry
it silently to the grave.
. Unclaimed Letters
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Marshflold Oregon Post Office, Sept,
1st 1003. Persons calling for the samo
will please say advertised and pay ono
cent each odvertise1 lettor called for.
Andereon Jas E, Anderson Mra G,
Allen Clarence, Arsbrld Mre, Bailey V,
BridgeaMiia Andry, Urann Mra M,
Chaeo R C, Caosen Eugone, Cox JameH,
Cummina Jas, Pemmin Charley, Dion
Mrs Kate, EdolmDn Jim, Ellioti Mrs
Marguerite, Foster S L2, Glenn. Vivi
an I, Hagadone Jae, Hazzard Mr,
Hindi Mrs J B, Htlvcrdtool R J, Hooly
John, Hughes MrH M B, James Harry,
Johiiton Waldermere F, Larson Carl O,
Lund Andrew, Matthews Chas, Mitch
ell Fred. Nabb Ed 2, Payson E A,
Reld C C or E E, Ricbarde B W, Byrlng
II Hermann, Spencer Chas R, Sealy
Geo M, FresBler Mr, Yarbrough Fran
cis, Weaver N H, )Vipg p J, 2 Wilson
Howard. Wilahlro G W, Willlama W G.
"W. B. Cdiitih P. M,
Jl C. XHLftOXf Mantel.
Will .TIuKr ItcKulnr IVIj
BETWEEN
COOS B.A.Y
AND
' WANTED-SEVERAL INDUSTRI-
' oua porionn in each state to travel for
houso established eluveti years and with
, a largo capital , to call upon merchant
and agonts for succerMul and profitable
line, Permanent engagement. Weekly
QJ A AT T?l? A XTfl TCf A cn,h l7.l IW nti all traveling ex
O-fi.ll l1ltAllUl5vU pe,nsea antf hotel bills advanced in cash
.,,. M0,'.?rct'k ,:xPf'nco not rtsenMal
UAKKilftu Mention refereucti and enclofe self-ad-
PASSEHGER8 AHD FREIGHT iSi &.",. Coh.i!S'."A",",A'"
RAINIERJEER
Fiinilly ortlcra for Pom, pints oik
quarts, ili voroil by tho case.
Robert Marsden.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner of Front nml A slrreU,
MARSHFIELD, OREOON,
l I :Froprlet r
JONH SNYDER. : :
-AT-
- LOWEST RATES.
Oregon Coal A. Navigation Co.,
Proprietois.
F.B.DOW, Agont, Marshqeld, Oregon
S.O. CO, Agent, Empire City, Oregon
Allegany, Myrllo Bank and Myrtle
Grove schools are to havo n picnic at
PijMjr'a grove, Sept. fi, 11K).. Music,
songs, recitations ami n spelling contest
are tho Amusements, with d basket
lunch.
Flanagan & Bennett
- Bank '
DIRECTORS : T. If. Shori
tlaii, J. Uiiiiiiett; PREH. :
nml. II. Fliiniigiiii, VICE
I'RES.: It. F. Willliimir,
fA SHIRR.
Capital; $50,000.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON
rr,i!.iX?I!,',KN0WN ANIJKAVORri h
", .? V'!' ,n J Iwn entirely refilled .mil
rellirnlWirtl llirotlirlioilt anil linu.ilnnrvn ,.. !..
, public for tMlroiMHe.
wewDeili antt aprlng nuitresiei Imve btcr.
i.t..raj in ainiou every alcrping tfx)in of till
louic and ncitlier irouble n r expmn luc bcei
rtd 10 put everyihlrig In lirst.chui order.
TKRWH,
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Ikwrtl.pc week 4u0
singia Mr a . . . . , ;;;;; a
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Orocon.
Training achool for tt-ncliers courtes nrranc.
til fjpccully for training leathers fornll branch.
ei of the nroIeMlon. Moil nppiovril metliotli
for gratleil ami ungraded work l.tiightln iiclnnl
, illitncl sclioul. Ilietleniaml for gnttlnatei of
i .V.1,' .f.'l0;jl n' lc!'-'"?r f.tr excerdl the liilirily,
I I he I raining I.iririi'-ni which conilu of u
nine gradu public school of 4f,but3so put It. t
, well coulppeil hi all lu J,rniiche including
1 1 ' k. "" . "MW,nK, cn I'liyMiMl 'Iminlnij
I he Normal coihms, If.V.I-ciland qulcleu way
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