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Inside each pound package of
Lion Coffee
will be found a FREE tame.
60 different games. All new.
At Your Qroecr's,
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ISIRSOIISr.A.Xj
.AIOTD XjOCA-Ij
Krom Saturday' Dally.
Tho Arcatn sailed from Fan Frarclecr
yestordny.
J. W, L'tp.v, of Lee, is ocrto the Ba
on buslnc?.
W. G. Lowborn has oid his logins
camp to the Masters toy? ,
D. Grant Heal, of Coquille City, caau
over on y83tord.iv? train,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barkas, havinr
lonted their farm, contemplate a trip
East.
A. D. Wright, or.o of Sumner's olc"
resident?, was dolus business in town
yesterday,
George Stanff returned yesterday from
Coqnlllo City wbero he visited his dangh
ler, Mrs. Walter Sinclair.
E. J. Ford, who line rented tl e Wm.
Barkni place on North Coos river tool
charge of the ranch yesterday.
Tie large dredger scow which Julluf
Larsen has been bailding under thf
shipyard ehed was launched yesterday.
J. W. Bennett, daughter and eon,
ls:o and Tom and Bass Tower started
for San Francisco Fridiy morning over
land. Wonderful Nerve
Is displayed bv many n man enduring
pains 01 accidental Cuts, Wound?,
Bruises, Burns, Soro feet or stiff jotntc
But there is no need for it. flucklen'e
Arnica Salve will kill the p?in and euro
the trouble. It1? the host Valve on earth
,'nr Filee, too. i'oc, at Jno. Preute, drug
pint. A new crossing has beon laid at the
foot of B street where the side walk has
b?en worn oat by teams crossing to the
water frcn.
The Evergreen whist Club m at the
homo of Mrs, Ie Lando Saturday. The
banors were won by Mrs, T. S. Minot
and Mre, C. W Tower.
Rev. Mulkey will speak in Y. M. C, A.
Hall at 11 a. m, and 2 p. m. today. Sub
Ject, a. m, The Extremity of Opportunity
p. m. The Greatest of all Subjects.
One of John Bear's busB horses step
pad through a hole in the bridge out
near the depot and nearly ruined the
animal. This planking is in bad condi
tlon and Bhould be remedied.
The Push Club has been delayed in
making a shipment of apples for the St.
Louis fair by the non-receipt of the
printed wrappers having placed thier
order elecn-here that at the Coast Mail
office.
Thomas Wyman, assistant keeper
at the Capo Arago Lighthouse, was in
town yestordny, accompanied by his eon,
who is making him a visit, being on va
cation from duty as keeper of n light nt
the mouth of tho Columbia,
BUILD UP
Special New Year eervics will bo held i
nt tli M. K. c'liitch itiidnv nt Jt n. in
ntul 7 :30 p. m. Moruitig sul Joct, "Pow
ers From on High, livening niljee:
"Tlo Great Debt payer." Sunday
Spinel 10 n, m. Epwo-th I.Mgiiod:30
'.S. Wow took charge rf the IVnu
warehousu fcr the Mnraht'uM Pork A
Warehouse Co. yesterday. Tho V. C A
N. Co. steamer will contouo to land nt
luosinnunruwnuocK, tiiim uu uiipiun
ments to bo madent fjbe now location
pro ids more room there.
Entertained his Friends
Jons Unnien treatrd a few of h's
friends to a 'utile Xew Year barquet at
1 p J'-uler on the evening of tho li. St. Albert Mntson. 'Iho house w.ih btMUti.
rhi cuofts mere Mr. and Mrs. Julius fully decorated tor tho occasion, Tho
Lanen, Mr. aud Mrs. F. 1'. Norton, Mr. principal fonturo in tho decorations were
and Mrs. It. Lando, Mito Lettio Lnrecn mode of Chryshanthcmums and em
and Mr. Hermann Larsen, bolishod iith electrical effects in colored
globes and tiny light. Tho whole, with
Alliance to Lay Off
The Doan Lumber Co., agents for the
Alliance, liavo received tho following
telegram from Geo. 1). Graj A Co. at
San Francisco under date of Dec. 31 :
''Allianco will lay of! ono trip after
completing this. Aberdeen substitute
ail? from hercTutsJny next ou Alliance
run returning to Eureka via Coos thence
Cooi and Portland. Advertiso this quick
ly fully notify Laise."
.i ..... i . . n .
jiiwii ucn luuc auuui
The Eagles met in their new ball o.or
flia Tr vat elA.a fn I.a Aral ttm TTvtfl.
MV ... K.V.W .V. illU U.K. ,iU.W . liJ
evening. They have fitted tho rlaco up Seeing tllC MtW 1 Car III
in elegant shape and have perhaps the Among tho watting parties for tho
flnest lodge room in town. E.L. C Far- jujgSng of the Inst few hours of liJ
nn, the main guy, was surprised by ba. J vv..lt, the membsrs of tho Evergreen
inj presented with a fine meerFchautni WhifctClub and their gentlemen tiiends.
pipe, and T. J. Lewir, secretary of the This took placo at tho residuncuof Dr.
lod;e, received a handsome gold ring i ona Mrs J. T. McCormac. Tho event
The event was eelobrated with a ban-will long bo rememberd as ono of the
qnet, and thebest feature of tho whole, peasanes. in the history of tbe Ever
business, from our standpoint, was that Kre0n Whist Club meeting. It was the
amid their festivities, the boya remom- ! occasion of their regular monthly mout-
berod tho hungry printtr.
Voun Folks Watch Party
A young peoples watch party passed
tho fleeting hours of '03 and merged into
the New Year before parting, at the
homo of Miss Helen Chandler. It was
an enjoyable event. All kinds ol
merriment and whist wero indulged in.
Refreshment were served and the party j
brokeup when tho new Year had been
propjrly ushered in.
Thoso present were Misiea Mary
Minot, Helen Chandler, May Bennett,
Kathleen Bennett, Vivienr.o Taylor, N el
lie Tower, Milho Johnson, fier.evievo
Bongstacken,; Me?sri Willie Bernet',
Tom Bnnriett. Walter Butler, Albert
Dimmtck, Edgar Campbell, Irving
Chandler, Fen Chandler.
Letter List
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In the Marshfiold, Oregon, Postoffice
January, 1 1904. Peraons calling for
tho eamo will pleaso say adyertieed,
and pay ono cent for each advertised
letter called for.
Banefuak MIeb Ella, CoxEajone.Dahl
Miss Lena, Dehonnoy Jolni, Duggan W
W. , Erickeon Herman, Figgs Jim, Oar
retO. W., (irall A. , uthrie F. F.
Hagemutter A. , Henry Wm. , Jellieon
A, 2. , Johnson Mrs. J. E. , Johnson A.
L. , Jones J, B. , Johnson J, W. , John-
Eon Norman, Johnson Darwin, Klemola
Erik, Kemath Emma, Kotchum M, 13.,
Leon Eoieeac 2, Mateon Miea Eva, Math
ews Mre. Wm. , Mickolright Mr. , NIc
ols George, Nolton Dave, Ohraan Mrs.
Auguata, Olaen M-E. , Olaen Horrnan 0
Oatorlond Henry, Rohdoa Louis K.
Roso R. 1). , Ruth Axol, Smith Mrs.
Stewart. Stenhonson Miss Roio. fichmid
U. It., Koderlund Knrl Guetaf, TnnoW.
lea Leon, Terry Frank. Tody Williard,
Vsnbittor Richard, Wilsstron A, , Wick
Gust,
'
W, B. Curtis 1'. M.
your Health and STRENGTH with
JAYNE'SONIC VERMIFUGE,
a pleasant,' potent ,r and permanent Invigoratoc for WOMEN . "
(JHiLDRi&rii ana mkn.
WtffVL
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SAWYER'S
EXCELSIOR BRAND
POMMEL SUCKERS
Mull Vt Mkltll Villi IUH B'l U
cxcels:or arinivn
OILED CLCniltWG
or nil klnilmf worts
trltliMWtoririof.
mk lor trilt-mi!ki
not tt ilralf r write
4w,trAH,tjirr.
Kt'malirMi. "Hit.
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j Yoiuijr Folks Whist Club
j Tlio Young People's whist ciub gave a
Now Year Wat'h party nt tlio homo of
' tho special green decorations madu it
grand. Tho meeting was regular meet-
ing of tho young folks riuh and the oc-
caision will long bo remembered by tho
participant?. When the parting hcur for
old '03'arrlved all were famished with
musip.il iuslrutucntd and a grand jubilee
for DM was begun. They're going yot.
some of tho horr.s.
Dr. Straw aud Jottio Watson won flint
honors and Hi Wright and Muriel Gris
sen won second honorrf.
Tho refreshments wero sorvud before
ine miunigui uourncti woro ucucious
i ing when the gentlemen nro invited
to the club. Every ono was in the best
of ipiritt) and tho game had been finished,
and the honors awarded, and tho re
freshmenta served, na the bolls ponied
fourth the death knell of l'. It was
then that 1101 was usliorcd in in royal
atvlo by tho Evergreens, who cheered to
the echo three cheers for 10O1 and let the
world know that the now year was horn,
even hia highness, tho Lord Mayor of
Marshrleld joined in the boyhood sport
with tho festive tooler, ono of tlio good
old Republican home, which campaigned
for McKinloy and Uooecvislt. Even thu
sedate and minisir.rial-likuThomai Hull,
sounded forth tweet strains through one
of these old Republican rattK-re. Dr.
McCormac, E. O'Ccnntll, rnl in
fact the wholo band played and then tho
merry danco of 1101 began, and every
body danced that good old Yficrinia red.
The company loath to part, lingered to
Btart the New year, finally departing for
their homes merry and gay n if determ
ined not to break the happy spell.
Tho laurelaof the evening were award
ed to Mr. Friedborg and Thomas Hall.
The ladies were awarded honor prizes
by tho gentlemen, Mra. McCormac win
ning thefirBtand Mrs. Friedborg second.
Domestic Trouble
It ia exceptional to find a family where
there are no dnmettic rupturuH occasion
ally, hut theeo can bo lesronnd by hav
ing Dr, King's New Lifo Pills around.
Much trouble thoy save hy their great
work in Stomach and Liver troubloa.
Thoy not only relievo you, but cure, 25c.
at Red CrosB drug store,
Tho Daily Oregon St;t:sman's special
edition in which Coos County cornea in
with a write-up ia at hand, It is a vory
creditable edition for any institution to
got out, It contains a littlo over one
hundred pages and ia hound in hook
form.
Cet It from yoar Druggkfe
H
im
I from Sunday's Dally.
' .1 )lm CoV'imi it) iop.rtd unite 111 with
nppoiidlcltlii.
The now town hoard got together olli
cially (or tho llrnt tiiim Int-t owning.
l'o tera aro out for a grand mtrtuoi
ado ball, to Im given by tho Fornmum of
America In tho Odd Folio. mi Hull on
Jan. ItUb. f
i Scmooftliu MnrslitUld girls nro 1
, ready railing about for opportunities to
exorcise their rights In th'j uiy of Leap
Year' maps.
Andrew YVickmau rotltod from tho
! linn nt ulchiiiivn A Wickmnn on tho tlret
of tho year, and Victor Wk-kiiian will
carry on tho grocery Iiusiikmv.
Mr. II, II. McKoo, formerly clork In
tho Hod CrotH Drug Storo is tu bo in.u
rivd to Mia L. M, Smith of Uolihtiidali,
Wash.) at that place on Jan. cth,
Colfax Harry who has been driving
f lieiiuer's dray, linn moved with hi futii-
I llv rmil linltfitlirilil uffni! a tr, I iA Kntit..
place, tho halfway house, in Humbler
valley,
Dr. E. K. Straw stsrted yestordny for
Modtord to visit a tlbter who is sick at
that place. Ho also iutendit to visit .San
Francisco nnd expects to bo genu about
a nonth.
A Vory CIobo Call
"I stuck to my enginr, nlthough every
joint nchod and ovory uurvo was racked
with pain," writen . W. Hfltamy, n lo
cmuotivo tlremau, of llurliiiutnu, lown.
"I was weak aud pah1, without any up.
pettto nnd nit run down, Ah I wai about
to give up, I got a bottlo of l.lectrii Hit
tern, nnd after taking it, I fuit as well nn
I ever did in my life." Wt-uk, nckly,
run down pi'oplo nlwnys gmn new life,
stronglh nnd vigor from their ne. Try
them. ntttfactiou guatantved ny Jno
1'rouss. l'rico tV' cents,
OInnd Walters and Tom Sumtucrlin
two loggera of Middle. Creek, woro in
town yosterday on their way to North
Bend, wheio thoy havo nold come of
their logs.
Coqullle Bullotin Mrs. L. H. Hazard
aud children left Ashland, Inc. 'J'i, for
Whlttier, Calif., where they expect to
romnin thu roit of thu winter, little Aus
tin's health not being improvorl an had
boeu hopfd by tholr Etay in Aslilnud,
Marshal I'etitt who is delivering a
courso of lectures at thu opera honeu
this week, was grouted with n fnir audi
ence last night nnd na usun', Mr. I'ottil
pleased hie nudieuco to their full calls
faction. The Mam. is in receipt of n crpy if the
Daily Rovuille,of Whatcom, Wath,, from
Roy Twomhly, who holds tho position of
auiatant night editor on the paper. Tho
Rovolllo is an 8 page, 7 column psper of
metropolitan style, and Roy is evidently
working his way up in journalism. His
best wishes for tlio Coast Mail are ro
ciprocated, Tho Margarita Fischor Co, who nro
now playing tho river towns to vory.
largo business will return to Marshfiold
for a 3 nights engagement cornmenclrg
next Monday uight January 11th. Wo
hopo tho theatro going public will turn
out hotter than when tide company last
plnyod horo as they nro deserving of
liberal patronage Thoy will presont
for tho opening bill tho beautiful com
edy drama "In Utah." This play deals
with Mormons nnd the econoB are laid In
tho Pan Peto "alley and around Bait
Lake City. IlcEcrvcd eeats nro now on
Ealout W.J, Butler's.
To Salem Apn
Tom Drew, of tho Coqullle wm taken
north ou tlio Allianco in charge of Depu
ty Bherlfi E.M, Galtior and J. W. Laird,
to be placed in tho anylum at Haloni,
hia roneon having deserted him on
ChrUtmaa, tho nnnivoroary of tho day
on whieh ho committed tho crime for
which ho served la' term in tho ponltbhtl
nry a fo v years rigo,
.tU'rfT i
Another Watch Parly
The following Horn wad mailed to thin
ulllco, but failed tu connect until Sunday :
A waloh pnrly was hold nt the homo
of Mr. and Mtn. (loo. Forroy, Now Voar
Kvo. Whist wan played, till a Intu hour
when n dillclouo lunch was rorvml, n
very pleasant (into wan had by nil.
Tluno present wore: Mr, mid Mrs. Son
btolik, Dr, mid Mrs, Mlngui', Mr. mid (
Mi. II. H. Smith, Mr. mid Mrs. Win j
N.ubiifgiuul Mr. mid Mrs, Wm. Duiigaii
.Mre. Mlngim, won highest honois aud
Wm. l)uiinn tho booby, ,
'the Utile 22
Tho morchnuts ol .Mnrrhtlutd have sold
mere C! cnllhro rlllns this holiday iicasou
than over before. It now rttaiuls every
law abiding citizen ill hand tu bo good,
Thu boys will take caru of tho guns, all
thocu not having any must keep nut of
the nay and uo got hit, Mr. Friedborg
nay a tho boys linvo boeu practicing on
i'oiiio ol his now lamp globes. Hurrnl
of the otttsldo ones havo already been
puni'trittod by tho littlo '2'1-t. They aro
n tempting marl: btit qulto expeimivo.
It la OHtlmated that upwards of 100 of
llieso littlo xuns aro now In tho handn of
tho smnllboysof this town. All parent
should caution their hoys to bo very
careful when living theao guns lest they
accidental)' shoot eomo ono.
Ucncfits 0( City Ownership
Advocates of municipal ownership of
public utilities rnayiiow point to tho city
of Duluth as it etrikiug illustration of
thu practicability nnd benefits of their
ideas. On Jan. 1 tho price of gas for all
pvrpoecs wus reduced to 00 percont por
thousand (cot, which makes a total re
duction of $1 eiuco tho grs lighting plant
whh taken over by the municipality.
Contributing to this remnrkahlu drop
in price havo been better manngemiut
and continued redactions. Under pres
ent contracts nnd at tho roto of groiyth
now lando, citizeus of. Duluth bellovu n
year houcu will ecu tho pricu of as
lurtthor reduced to To cents por thous
and feet.
Travel by Sea
Incoming paHiongers on Alllanci'
Jan. 3, '01: From Han Francitco.
(icorgo H'Neag, G I) Joliueon, R K Mil
ler, K E Thompson, P 1! Feeloy, J H
Davis, II ' Johnson, Carrie Johnson, A
Karm, W McChoy, J C McDougall and
4 second class.
From Eureka, C McCurdy and wife,
C Meyer and wife, V Orlauder, Wm Mc
Curdy, J Wzell, II II Adler, V J
Smith.
Outgoing paesongoro on Allianco for
Portland, Jan. 3: J W Iloyors, J W Dy
er and family, Mrs Lydla Jones, Miis
Anna Cockcroft, F L Hoiuloy, R R Mil
ler, E M Galller.J W Laird, Tom Drew,
David Konyon, Dr. E E fitrnw, Bert
(irey and Family, Mrs L Alien, Mrs Fits
ter, Miss M (Grlssen, Geo Tucker nnd
family, Mrs Syan, Mtsa Holen Chand
ler, II A Culp.
Saved From Torrlblo Doath
Tho family of Mrs. M. L, Bobbltt of
Ilargerton, Tenn,, saw her (lying nnd
woro poworloss to savo her. Tho rnoBt
skillful physicians nnd oyery remedy
used, fniled, whilu consumption was
slowly hut surely taklni; hor lifo, In
this torrlblo hour Dr. King's Now Dis
covory for Consumption turned despair
into Joy. Thu first bottlo brought im
mediato relief and Its continued uso
completely cured hnr. It's tho most
certain euro in tho world tor nil throat
nnd lung troubles. Guaranteed Dottles
iiOcnnotl.OO. Trial bottles freontKod
CroEH Drug Htoro.
An nnrcctlvo Vltmtet,
An oxcollont remedy for pains In tlio
back of tho neck or Hide, tho result of
being oxposeil to draft, Js n pliiHlor
composed of Ynscllno and muRturd, two
partH of tho Hint to ono of tho hitter.
Mix nnd sprond ou a plcco of muslin,
applying to tho affected region,
Tito KucitlyiiitiM Tree,
Tho eucalyptus trco has already nerved
mora esthetic nnd iilllltnrliui purposoH
than nil other forest trccH that havo
been planted on this continent.
1 l'ortuurucno.
!Vlco(nB ninny people tnllc rorlu
feheso in' Ilrazll aa thoro aro In l'ortu-
UMiimiU . .
f
HEADACHE
llolli nir nifnitnil niioi'iriinttilii'i'u
lllnu A . HI TH "tut tin' mi' ,IM '",l
lllllllll III!) ITO llllll' UIT lllllt 1" I'"' lll'll"" , '"
wnoKltiT iilM iii tniliMo Willi I't'''''"'''."...''
'.WiillllMi hhi It Iti.t Milllti nf Voutl AMMHMHi
nn1l..iv rnlliivivt lln vnln In lot liiiul inliiun'.
iiiimuiminh W'n I .Hi in .imiiiMiiirriM'iuci.i '
(1iii hrci i.r !',
IHItatmnr Sufo ft Uci'iihU IV 1'HHturg, t'.
AfjjPWk CANDY
rVI Ty CATHARTIC
I S'lfc. TMot MAUN iiioiaritiio rff
rurunnt. I'nlitUtiip, 1'iitflil 'l'iil flood, )n
IKxh). .Ncitir n km Vi iktn irlull'V HV, toe, WC
... OUHE CONOTIPATION. ...
(.IU im.Ji (?;, (klr., M.alli.l, H, Tf I. 'I'
llU-1 U'UAu Kin, ; tt ui;i.i-iicm iUbii.
NoriCCOFSIIERIIT'S
SALEONfiXECUriON
Notii'o Iri liHrohy uivuu that iiiulur ami
hy vliiiin of mi tix'iiliun mid order of
N.ilmliily I wo i id out of mid iindur tho
si'al nt tho Cirriiit Court of the Slnto of
Dregiin in mil iir thu t 'utility ol Cooy,
to mo ilini'toil and deliM-ri'd, dated tho
Ith day of Di-ei'inlwr. !'ia, upon;.! judgo
niKiit and derri'ii n ndcrcd In a fallen In
Haul (. oiirton thu Kitlnlayol Si-pti'inhnc,
l'.'Ol, wliiri'iii F. W. Wi'guor, Tri'imiirer
of (Im Pool I'oinpniiv wan plaintiff ntul
1 1 nut C'oiitrnl Laud t'oiniiaiiy, n corpo
ration, wan ilrfondmit, being cirm num
ber -"I'l of fiilil Court, I'omiiiiiiiding mo
to ui.tl.0 calo of certain real property
hereinafter particularly dewllM'd, to
rut nfy thn amount ol I'nu Thoiieiinil
dollars (ftlhlD), tognthcr with luteros:
tlioroou nt per cent per milium from
thu 7th day of lob. llUi, mid for his
rontH and ttiftburr-omontri in "nld ciusu
t.ixtnl ul thu hum of Nlnty-ni'M'ii dollaii
(f l7 OU) now duo on Maid judgumunt .to
III" raid plnlntllf from the Hitd dvfend.
nnt. I have lnvio.l upon and will on
Monday, tho tlthdnv of .limitary, KMil,
nt tho (runt door of tho Court Homo, In
thu City of CiUillo City, looo County,
H t.il it of Oregon, at thu h ur of ten
o'clock in tho forenoon I Miid day olfur
for Hilo nnd nidi to the highest nnd hunt
bidder for rash the following dficrihed
real property, to-wit: All ol lots Klght
K nnd Nino Mij in M.ctiou 1'iltron (1(5),
Township 'iwiitity-llvn V Houth of
Kaiigu thirteen' (13) West ol tho
UilhimoU Meridimi, cout.iiuitig 70
7l-iaj ncrer), inoro or leur; Alto tho
Norlliitiiitiiinrtur l-l of hectluu Kix-li-on
till, loiinship Tivonty-llvii (l!o)
.South ol Rangii I'dlrtii'ii (I.l Wost of
tho Wlll.imi-tt Moriiliuu, alt in tho
County of Coos and Statu of Orogon, or n
niilllcituicy thereof to xatiofy thu iiboro
aiiioiintii togothor with tho accruing
com mid cohH ou wild KxDuutloii.
Dated nt Couillo Cil) , Coon ('aunty,
Oregon, this Tit), day of Dm-timhsr, 11)1) J.
.STKl'IIKS (lAI.I.IUIt
.Sheriff of Cjoj Oounty Oregon.
HERE ARE THE
WATCHES FOR YOU.
Tho worki nro Mgin Wnlthnm or Due
bet's, nny grade cr tiro you chooto nt
right prlcus.
Watehoa nnd Jowelry repairing dono on
short notlco, aud in up-to-dato style
nt tho
RED GROSS JEWELRY
DEPARTMENT,
Nasal
GATAM
In all Its Unit" tturo
liould IA) cIvnnlinotD. I
Ely'ii Cream Dalui
dcaniM,aontboincillio.'ild
Uo dlittweJ inembrano,
It cm a caUrrh and drlvr.i
mny a told lu tbo bend
nnlclfiy.
uyn jys-
C'rcnru ISalin U plivcad Ioti Uio noctrllfl, spread
off: tho toumbrtnt) and U uluorlied. IlallofU Inj.
mediate and 0 euro follow,. It In not ilrlng doi't
not produce tncf ilnj, J.irgo HlzoflO conti ct Drujj
kliU or liy null; Trltl 6Uc, 10 cunti by mall,
LY DSOTUJUIB. U Wurtn Str. Kyr Ywk,
teistuMi'tHMrvf