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THE OLD RELIABLE
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Geo. W. Pa via formerly clerk of tho
State Lund Board, who floured In the
defalcation ot (90,000 of state money la
bow working aa a carpenter In Califor
nia. Tho Dt. vis defalcation, it la new
Lnown wsaacaso whero ft woman did
the misihief.
&AKlK3
POWDER
AbsoItiftoVKPai
JKagJS.NOSUlBnTUTE
From Thursday' Dally.
The Home Bakery Building ia being
resbingled,
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Gal Her has the
numpa.
Whal'a the matter with haTibga side
walk ta the cemetery?
Tli8 Jessie Minor went down the bay
with a load ot lumber yesterday.
' Rusty Mike's Diary. Oct. 8, 1903
Strcngth in the ad pata strength la the
thftjjnsinesa.
A Grange and l'eople'a Fair will bo
held at Myrtle Foint tomorrow and the
ce.it day.
The Albany Democrat ia respectfully
informed that the Venoa ol Milo isn't
a "be."!
Atty'a. McKnlght and Bcabrook re
retarned from a few day a1 outing in the
Eand hlla Wednesday.
Eaccbl'fl display of fancy groceries
never baa beon equalled on the Bay. If
you don't believe ihia, go and seo.
Cit Peudergrasa rcpo'ta the wreck
of a echooner on the peninsula Monday.
It was Ohaa. Sclstrooni'i prairlo tchoon-
cr which was standing on'tho sand near
the ataite station and ni turned bottom
up by tho wind, which blow 'with very
unusual fury that day,
Tratcl by Sea
Fmengera from Marsnfttd Sooth on
the Btenmtbip Alliance tailing today
Mr. and Mm. David IN Griffin, Mrs
Jones Milter, Mrs Mathers, Mra Smith,
Mias Rosa Gibba, Mra Nollncr and two
children, Misa Evelyn Jackson, Mrs
Thos Deveraux, Misa Stella Santord
Mr and Mra J A Yoakam, Jr., Miss
Agnes Ruth, Miss Kate Mollath, Mies
Mamio Manning, Mrs Jeteie Chlsholm,
Capt A M Simpeom, Martin Wallace,
Mrs. Kelson, Mrs W M Lawlor Br., Mrs
Wells, Mrs Kiapert; Messrs II F Lyons,
Harry Nasburg, C A Woodward, M
WooJward, J E Johnson, J A Tardy,
W H Smith, Wm Loano, Neil Archer,
Geo Bsnlx, Herman Hongell, John Mat-
son, J R Bounds, Victor Rudnas, F Holm
Ernest Wittick, H Eoper, RE Do Arsa-
and, Jamce Brickliu, E E Thompson.
Geo Lawlor, Sam Lando,
?) V" W
s
bacillus or kerm which exists pltntilully
In street dirt. It Is inactive to Ionim
exposed to ho Rlr, but when carried be
neatli tho kln as in tho wounds 'caush'
by percussion caps or by riJvy nail-ftiM'
when the air is uxcludod tho mm L
toured tonctlvity and produce a the ntnst
virulent poison known. Theso Reims'
jnny be destroyed and all danger ofloc'i
law nvoidetl by applyiuR Chamberlain's
I'alu Balm freely as soon as the Injury
is received, l'aln Balm Is an authentic
and causes cuts, bruin ami Hi-.. !,,..
10s to heal without maturation and lu
ono thltd the time required by the m
l malmont. It Is for elu by John
rreota.
W. tl, Smith was in town yesterday
goiting rnlt and barrels for his aalmbu
packing operations, and expects to make
a shipment shortly.
placing the fountain at sdme central
6o;ner in our city, The ladies should
have the hearty corporation of the cllt
toniot the tiwn Rtul each duo having
tho prtdu of Marshfleld in viow will gtvo
the new enterprise n hulp'iik baud. Tho
I,V'y MAM.wli'.iratho uudortnk'iifisu
cess and congratulate the hitlba for tak
Ing this initial move in tho lino of civic
Improvement.
Tho commltto Wi.o have iho matter
In bund am .V a, O. J Foeloy, V a. J 110.
Cearand M s. F. X. Ho'er.
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from Saturdaa Dally.
A. A. Simpson wua In from his dairy
farm yesterday.
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fcf tflt Church
Saaday, Oet. etli. Sabbath tshool at
10 a m, pWblag at li a m, Young
People's meeting at O18O p m, Tnnd at
7 130 tliora Will bo ft BojigWvlce. Spec
ial mimic by tho choir umlur tlfu leader
ship of Trot Ayro, Everybody wolcomo.
Jaa. nutchoson and Aug. farley staa
this morning for Portland to attend Itbe
Grand Lc-lge, K ol P. to which thoy a'o
dolegatoa from Myrtlo Loduo No. I.
B. F. Mu! key camo over from tho
county seat yotterday to stay until Sunday.
Eheria Stovo Galllcr Is making qulto
a stay on the bar. whlln he inventorin
the aitached property of tho Coos Iky I
Mill & Lumber Co.
Tho Cruiser bus a now whistle of
much ruo'u melodious trno than tho
old ono.
Tho three masted schooner Fanuy
Rutard camo in the bay yesloruay and
is ni iuu rauroau wuan raxing on a
load of lumber.
Mr, Dodge, late ol Seattle, has ac
ceptcd .a position in tho ilagoletolu.
blacksmith shop.
M. E, Ladles' Aid
Tito Ladles' Aid ol tho M. K. cburoh
met nt tho homo ol M rs. J. Heat Wed
nesday. Tho olilcora elected for tho o-i.
suing year were: Mrs. L. Dolaiier.
president; Mrs. J, Beur, vlco-preililont;
Mrs. M. It, Biclth, secretary; Mrs. P. H.
Weaver, treasurer. Tho member and
friends of tho aid aro requested to meet
nt tho M. K. church Wednesday Oct, IS
nt 2 p m, to mako plans for tho next
year,
Jif,?ii IUU I I if , 1, ,f4
Tou can't do bualass then dftfs with
out advertising In the dally paper's, any
more thr)Q you ean sell h piano without
playing tho Inelruinont. Tho mri
whodOOH not adveitlim.flowly butstio-'
ly drops outol tlio triuie. BhIoiii Jol-ri
mtlt
ROAD BUILDING BY CONVICTS
Governor Chamberlain Will Demon
strate Whether ItCan be Done
Steamer Aberdeen will sail Friday
from Portland with a cargo of freight for
Coos Bay and a lis; of pas&engera.
S. B. Cat heart went up on the Alert
yertcrday with his surveying outfit to
do tome work for -Carl Johnson, above
Alleganey.
Tho Cxarlna will sail from Ban Fran
cisco at noon Friday Instead ot Thurs
day, having been delayed a day to go on
the dry dock.
Tho bar waa still rough yesterday,
and none of tho steamers got out. Tho
Alliance returned to MarehQeld and 11
take a fresh start today.
John Bear has tho contract for put
ting Telegraph hill ball&Bt on Washing
ton Avenno from Burnett street to Gra
ham street,
R. A. Easton, of Dora, waa in town
yesterday, having como in to clote a
deal with John F.Hall, tor thu purchase
ot the Mrs. Xormen place above Dora.
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Mrs. 0. J. Seeley gave an afternoon
Coffeo Wednesday afternoon to the
members of the A. If. W. club. A most
enjoyable time was had and the ladieB
voted the hostess a royal entortalnor.
If it takes the United States expert
road builder with all the resources of the
Government at their backs about two
years to complete a sample of road work
Loir long will it take a county lika Coos
to get piece built according to plan.
tter Than Pills
The question has been asked In what
Way are Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets superior to the ordinary
uatbartio apd live pills? Oursmawof ie
They are easier and more pleasant to
take and their effect is bo gentle and so
agreeable that one hardJy realizes that
H is produced by a medicinfi. Then they
1 fist only move the Bowels, bdt improve
thM .ntiAtita and aid the dteaation. For
tela t wats pet bottle by Joo Pit use;
Tbe bu'lding of afiist-class perman
ent public highway from Portland 10
Salem by convict labor Is a project which
Governor Chamberlain believes can bo
profitably undertaken by tho state. He
will soon begin work with convicts on
a road leading to one of the state insti
tutions and if the rojults are as satis
isfsctory as ho belioves tbey will be ho
will recommend to the next Legislature
the passage Of an act providing for ex
tensive road buiidins with a view to
furnishing employment to all convicts.
Governor Chamberlain's pnrpoao is to
find empjoymsnt for the convicts with
out bringing them into competition with
free labor. At prcsont tbe state prison
ers are employed in the Loowcnberg-
Golns Company's stove foundry in the
manufacture pf stoves, which aro sold in
competition with goods manufactured by
free labor. As a result men who desire
to engago in tho manufacture of stoves
find that It is unprofitable to do eo,
If you haTo any idea 'of Jying, tho
Mall suggests that you put it off until
Spring, when your friends can get out
to the cemetery without wading 300
yarda of muddy road.
Ihqru haa beon enough old plank
thrown away this Summur to build a
stduwalk M) feet wido to tho cemetery.
Jaa. Hlbbard baa marketed part of
his cranberry crop, which la not ao
largo as expect. J, but is of tlno .quality.
Tho A. N. W. Club met at the homo
of Mrs. F. P. Norton Thursday after-
noon. Tho next meeting of the club
will bo with Mrs, E. O'Connoll at tho
homo of Mrs. F. X. Uofer, it being too
muddy to walk to KIttyvllJo.
If troubled with a wcik illnottlon try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Thoy will do you good. For sale
by Jon. Preuss.
ChamberlalnsCou;hRmedy
No oao who is acquainted with its
good qualities can ho surprised at tiio
great popularity of Ghamberlaln'aCough
Remedy. It not onlv dUrua colda nml
grin effectually and permanently, but
provents these diseases from resulting In
pneumonia. It Is also a certain euro for
croup. Whooplngiough is not danger
ous when this remedy is given, It con
tains no ofdum or other harmful sub
stance and may be glvfh as confidently
to a babr as to an adult. It ! alio
pleasant to take: Whon all of those
facts aro takon Into consideration It Is
not surprising that pooph in foroign
lands, as well as at home, esteem this
romedy very highly and very few aro
wilihiK to tiko any other after havlnu
once utedlt, For sale by Jno, Prouss,
Card of Thanks
James Rooko mid family dsslro to c.
press through tho Com Mail their ip
preclatiou of tho Minimis mid Assist
ance of their frlondt mid nulghbora thr
ill? tho last llluens of tho lato bulovi I
wife and mother, and nt tho tliuo of her
death and burlnl, and especially for the
large qtinntjty of beautiful flowors which
wore so kindly contributed
, Jam in Rooks,
Thomas P., Itooxv,
Jambs W. Rooxii, .
Mum, I vr Common,
Rosa E. Rooxa.
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FSYK-At McKlnioy Or. Oct. 7, 180.
to Lie wife of John 0. Fryo a son.
From Friday's Dalrf
Mrs. P. C. Levar is visiting friends in
Sumner.
Frank
market,
Sleeper has closed hfs fish
Tho North Bend boya have organized
a football team,
Good Adrcrtitiag
The Salem Statesman's Harvest EJ
ition is on our exchange table and it is
an exceedingly Ono number and will do
considerable to bring beforo eastorn pco
plo tbe good qualities of the WJllametto
va'loy. Such newspaper work ia com
mondablo and whenever an opportunity
ariaeaa community abould do all in It
power to got in on ono of theao splendid
illustrated editions. Tbe Statesman
never does tninqs by halves and is as
well equ'pped as any concern on the
coast to do good work on a large scale,
Southwestern Oregon needs such an
edition to aend out that the people oven
herelin our own s'.alo, may know
what riches are lying undeveloped.
A. r. uwon uas received a now pea
nut roaster and a safe in nhlch to keep
the inonoy ho will mako culling fresh
roasted pcaunts.
Z. T. Thomas, of Allegany, wad in
town on businels yesterday and reports
apple picking an j potato digging going
on in his section.
' Ernest Smith baa aaoved his logging
outflt to Capt. II. E. Wilcox' place on
Middle creek, whoro ho will haul logs
for the Waters boys.
Bostfdl Springs
Capt. EJwards returned from a trip
to Boawelt springs Thursday, leaving
h'a daughter Nottle there. Sho will re
main some tlmo yet, having beon much
boucflltcd by tho bath. Tlio'o aro sever-
al Marshfleld poploattho springs yet,
W. D. L. F. Smith. Robert llur In nml
M:s. Yonaai, Mr. Edwarus says it is
romaikabln what cures aro mado tho.o.
1 ho charges are qoito reasonable con
sidering tho soi'vlco rendordd, flO pur
week ami up. Boswoll is situated I
miles from Drain and an ideal p'aco to
spend a fow weeks for pluasuro and
heallii. The water is not naturally hot
but is healed art flcialiy.
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HAVE YOU HEARD..
Tho Now Two. Stop
"ACROSS THE
HOT SANDS.1
MUSIC STORE HAS IT
A strip of fireclay has bean laid across
First street at ',C, enabling wagons to
cross without carrying the yellow clay
along tho latter street. Good job.
31 r a. Jas. Cowan hava moved up from
Cowan logging camp on South slough,
and will livo in 80011th Marshfleld,
while (Ho children attona school.
travel by Sea
Departures for San Fianclsco, in addi
tion to published list, by AIianco Oct.
8th: Mr and Mrs 0 F Dillman,
J'ayson.
S.S. ALLIANCE
HARDWICK, Mister
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Ralph Green was up
yesterday after supplies.
from Bangor
W. 0. Williams la helping cut meat in
FJanazan'e shop for a few days.
F, M. Fciedbrg sow has the wire
strong for the new street light in South
Marshfleld.
An Appeal to the Public
The retail clerks have organized to
secure the closing of retail stores at C
p. m. except Saturdays. Our request
is reasonable and ono which no decont
merchant should refuso to grant, that
all retail stores cloee at 0 p. m. except
Saturdays. Wo aro willing stores should
keep open Saturday evening until 0
o'clock to accomodate thoso who cannot
buy at other tlmo?, But It is unreason'
able arid unjust tbatclorks, mon, women
and girls should bo compelled to spend
evcxy evening behind a counter, and 'wo
jarosu e tho trade docs not demand it.
We want our evenings to dovoto to our
f?mi"Ioand friends oraolf Improvement
MaCo your porcheees before 0 p. m.
Tho publi'can holp us in tjls movement
by eakiug your dealers to c'.oso.
Kospt. Yours.
RrrA-i.Cxi.aKS.
The Steam schooner Aberdeen, of (he
Gray S amsbipCompany arrived in the
bay from'Portland yesterday.
The bar smoothed down enough yes
terday, eo ao to allow'ibo' steamers Ar
eata and Signal to cross out.
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Rusty Mlko's Diary, Oct, 0, 1901 The
road to success is lined with imitatoia
who are forced to mako way for those
who create.
J. E, Fitrgerald was down from Coos
river yesterday. He has commenced
digging his potatoes and finds thoy are
I turning out wall.
Civic IhipfOVCfDnt
The A, N. "W. Club havo ('ocided to
devote their atton' ou to come kind of
civic improvement, and decided nt their
meeting Thursjay to erect a drinking
fountain somen hero in Marshfleld, A
committee has been appointed to Inquire
and report at next mooting what a foun
tain can bo procured for and such olhor
necesba.-y matters pe-hlning thereto.
This is a very luudlblo undertaking on
the part of this club of MarehQeld ladles.
The club has a starter of a fund and havo
plenty of getup to cairy out any such
undertaking No doubt tbe City Coun
cil will grant the right and privilege of j
Tho Allianco and Aberdeen loft the
Marshfleld wharf at tho same tlmo
yesterday, tho former bound for Hsu
Francisco and tho latter for Portland.
Mr McIIinch, who has beon prepar
ing to burn an experimental kiln of
brick noar tho head of Isthmus slough,
has been dclayod by tho rain which has
spoiled some of tho briok ho had moulded.
Messers Bonnott and Welter viro
deep in consolation yesterday with
carpenters and brickmasons. Tho
front of tho Bonnelt-Waltti brick Is
showing a tendency 6 bulo and de
mands romedial measures.
' How much hotter some- 0 those old
planks would loo' if strung out along
tho County road ,0 tho cemetery than
dumped over tho rade.ln North Marsh
fleld, whore thoy will bo an oyo sore to
ovory ono traveling on the bay (or tho
noxt ten ycarf,
Departnres for Portland by atoamor
AberdeonOct. Oth: Rev Thoa Irvino,
Mr and Mrs Wm Townor, Master Geo
Baker, Mr and Mrs Jesso Farrln, Mrs
James Yates and 8 children, Mosirs
W Hampion, I Hampson, M Ilutcho-
son, N G Fairchlles, G II Weob, R Pa
ton, 8 Cox, W Codarstrom.
Only Regular Lino Btwen
SAN FRANCISCO
AND PORTLAND
...VIA...
COOS BAY and EUREKA.
California and Oregon Coast S S Co
GEO. D, GRAY & CO., General Agents
421 Market Street, San Francisco.
BETTER WAREHOUSE FACILITIES
Proposed Co-operallon of
Three Steamer Lines
the
T. Nicol performed the rcocuo act
Thursday, Ho found a small child of
G, J. Hanson stuck faot in (tho yollow
mud of First street, lu that small
stretch not yet Covered with fire clay,
and unable to pull either foot from the
sticky mass. Nicol ottricatod tho kid
with somolliUkulty.
- Episcopal
'Services 'at tho Episcopal 'church
morning and evening Sunday acbool at
10 a. mt
Nejjotlans are under way with pros'
poets of success, whoroby tho three
linos of steamer! running to Coos Bay
aro to pool their issues so far as dock
and warehouse facilities aro concerned,
tho agencies also being Jolnotl.
Tho prOjiosltion Is to loaso tbo Dean
LumDor Co. warohouso and the ahip-
yard property ; convert tho shipbuild
ing shi'd Into a warohouso and bIpo en
largo tho othor warohouso. Tho plan
dontoraplates( a plant fully adquatu to
handlotthe large amount of freight
which goes and c&mea by steamer. A
coverod slip is to be provided whero
scows and small craft may bo unloaded
and tholr cargoes pulled up on an inclin
ed track. Ample room for toxins to
come and go without interfering with
each other Is also part of tho plant If I
this schome can be carried oat It will
reoult In greater conVouionco for ship
pers.
In this connection it It in. mated
that if the town dsslre tojoxohango that
portion of 0 street from First etreot to
tho wato; front, for tho vr :ant proporty
which would extend B streot to tho
water front tho deal could be Arranged,
DXAN LUMBER CO
PhontiCi
MARBHHIBXD, OR.
K. UAUMOARTNKK
Couch at. Dock
PORTLAND, OR.
here are the ,
Watches' for Vou.
The works are Elgin, Wat' 'mm
or Duebc.-'s, any grade or size
you choose nt r ght pries.
.BBaLLLLHsaftBah
Watches and Jewelry repairing
done pa short notice, and in up
to-dnte style at the
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PARTMENT.
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