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From Friday's Dally.
Clay Moot o wade North Bond a
today.
Tbo Cnarina arrived today from
Francisco.
visit
San
W. J. Butler was
business today.
in North Bend on
The Areata will sail Monday at 4 p. m.
from San Francisco.
0. C. Shaw nas been appointed
shall at North Bend.
Ma:
The Ooos Bay Foundry cut op a
o" "trass nnd bronze today.
lot,
Tho Alliance leaves Marsh&cld
To'tlani r 1 1 l 'clock tonight.
for
Bert P.i.etson.of tho L. S. S. came j
up today to go to Sumner for a visit.
S. B. Sherwood came down from Sum
ner today and Kill make n visit to North
Tend.
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J. D. Dyer, of Sumner, has been in
town a couple of days haying some den-!
tal work done.
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" Ouv;uii li'jmv'
Sv .. wmk-y
for the eecond inauguration of President
Roosevelt.
The fishing reason doted n Astoria
on March 1st, and will remain sp until
April 15th.
Tho tui: Columbia went to Port Qrford
txlay to asifit the Fulton off, weather
permitting.
Lowery Owen, special purchasing
agent for tho Daniels Creek railr.oad
waa in town today.
Itev. Wm. Ilorsfall will conduct eervi
ces at the Episcopal church here this
evening; also Sunday evening, and at
Empiro Sunday morning.
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The schooner Omega, Captain Laweon,
waa reported coming into the bay yester
day. Sh la from a Mexican port. Har
ry Simpson in aboard, having been tak
ing a trip for his health.
Simpson Brothers, new arrivals from
Vermont have leased tbo Forest build
ing at North Bend and will put in a meat
market and will bundle all kinds of fruit
and vegetables.
juiiub i.areen received the new ma
cninery tor hla new dredger today on
HIU VMIUI UUU H'ou It i(UIU 1110
Bteamerto tho barpoon which it will be
erected,
Rusty Mike's Mary, March -J, 1004, j
YA a woman didn't never ceo or hear tell ,
of pretty dresEeshw wouldn't want so 8anfaFe in tho neighborhood of $12,
many Its tho conyluclng thet creates 000,000 to complete ita connection he
tbo need. tween Eureka nnd San Francisco Bay,
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K J. Coko receiver, la' shipping n
shipment ol match wcod on tlio Alliance
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to tho l)uny match Co. at fcnlem
Oregon. Thceo romkraon were formoly
in tlie hiatciTlniahiuf a In Coos Co,
Andrew Olson ot II .jnca Stonp.li was
in town today, taking homo with him n
Sharlcat separator (or hU dairy ranch
Mr. Olon has the destruction of hnvtng
t tilted tlio Drat lumber ever cat in
Marahfiold.
K. 0. Connell hna built n stairway ami
plank walk from tlio stave mill landing
to his residence nt Kittyvllle. This. Is
an Improveiuont which will bo greatly
appreciated by all.
Branch Store
AV. P. Murphy has decided to open
n branch store in North Hen J. llo will
put in n full lino o( hardware, lie will
kcop a Qrst-clajs workman for all ktuds
of tin end plumbing work.
Will go to North Bend
It is reported that K. J. Sooley, who
was figuring on putting in a milk con
densaryon tlio bay, has accpted tho
offer of L. J. Simpson and will establish
tho plant at North Bend.
Young Sea Otter
Geo. Schroeder, whilo over on tho
beach tho other day, caught n sea otter
pup about IS inches lone. The little
fellow is a beauty. Tho animal was
washed on tho beach and was helplesJ,
but is now at North Bend where 0. M.
Byler will try to rairo it. It is said the
otter ii capable oflbeing tamed,
Inflammatory Rheumatism
cured.
William cbaffer, h brakeman ol
Dounion. Ohio, was confined to his bed
for Ecveral weeks with Inflarnmatorv
rheumatitm. "I used many remedies,"
he save. Finally I sent to McCawV
drug Mure for a bottle of Chamberlain's
Fain Balm, at which time I was unable
to use hand or foot, and in one week's
timo wss able to go to work as happy as
a clam." For sale by John l'ren&s,.
Not A True Report.
The newa item which we printed
yes-
terday, that there was a move at North
Bend for a new woolen mill waa not cor
rect but was given to ua aa bonafied by
a reputable citizen. Wo have since
round that to bo a mistake and consc-
quently make tbo correction, in justice
to North Bend. North Bend doea not
need that kind of booming.
Captain Reed Injured.
A roport cornea in a Sau Francisco
paper, that Captain Al Reed waa in the
Emergency Hospital in a critical condi
tion, from the effect of poisonous gas.
It seom3 that tho lime cargo of tho Bes
sio K, of which he was tkipper took Are
wea extinguished by the uso of acid.
Then Captain Reed went down in tho
hold and was overcome by tho fumes.
Line Will Cost $12,000,000
A San Francisco, dispatch eaya:
The Santa Fo Railroad haa finished all
of ita prsliminary eurveyafora now lino
to Eureka, Humboldt county, nnd ita
enuineere flrn now fiimrlnt nn Mm
on the cost
mr nn t iIaaI,1a . n 11 . I Tnaa4 !. Ti
tu uo tu uvwuu u.J a liliai iuVdllUU. At
known th(J codmny hM matlo lfcr
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hn.ini qui itjo nv a wuiiniuuinuiu uuimy
'of timo and money in an effort to get a
eood modern lino through tbo moun
tainoua country ot
Humboldt counties.
Mendocino and
It will cost tho
your;Strength
JAYNE'S TONIC
VERMIFUGE, -
a pleasant, potent, and permanent favigorator for WOMEN,
CHILDREN and MEN.
. qet ts rubic your
J From Saturday'o Dally.
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Moascia eio reported provalont in
. Siutmur,
Tlio, Otucgo,
C.i lain liofSon,
will
load at1 North Ucml.
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K, F. rtlmor ol South, Coos river waa
In town today en buluesi.
Harry KvauaoltLlbbyw as lu town to
day with n griet of poultfyf!'
Tho Cxarinn nnd Alliance went to the
lower bay this afternoon.
Fred MuC illo'u ol North Bond loft
for Sin Francisco on the Alliance.
Win, Bonebn-ko i having a farm
wagon made nt G T. Coleman's shop.
Tho funeral of Mlts Joslo Cowan was
held from the Catholic church today.
Win, Smith, formerly englneor ou tho
Blanco is now on tho Alllauce lorco.
Kusty Miko'u Diary, March 5.
Atlvertisln Meat Ilka Hihlc it
Up
takes good bait to catch tho bitt fish.
Miss Eva W'iUon went up Coo river
yesterday to apt-nd a low days with the
lamlly of Al Smiths.
Mrs. J. D. Johnson who has been
seriously ill for somu timo is again nblo
to be up. Her many friends will bo
pleased to learn.
Rov. Win. Ilorsfall was tumble to
rnmn (mm ihn Conuillo VCStetdllV. to
J will be unnMe to till his appointments
! here.
Mr?. E. B. Seab-ook and urn
went to Portland on the Alllanco
short visit with her mother.
Dean
for n
Frank Kelly who has biw on tho
sick list for a week in Mnrshfleld return
ed to U'tavcr Hill today
Pelcr Mickclbrink of Allegany had
tho mWortun? yestonlay to chop his
foot while making rails, iio cut off tho
second toe and nearly severed tho big
too at the nnt joint.
Chat Hullng and Chester
Myrtlo Point arrived from
trip to California.
Bender of
a months
Ed Hansen returned from Ban Fran.
t?etrto-.Vtrtb-7;tUan ol engineer on
the Columbia, in placoof Al McCullough,
resigned.
Port Orford Tribune. Frank Smith
yesterday told to Robert Marcden, of
Marshfleld, a lot, 00x100 feet, immedi
ately joining the Centennial saloon lot
M. E. Everett, pretcriptlon clerk in
Sengitacken'n Pbaramacy.,is a passen-
ger on
week's
the outgoing Alliance for n
visit to Hillsboro, Or , where
property interests demand hie attention.
J. A. Matton haa just received on tho
Alliance a full-blood English setter
bitih, She la a beautiful animal, eleven
mouths old, white with black markings,
and her name is Becky Sharp. The
enipo may bo expected to suffer this
season.
The Fishes Company left today on tho
Alliance. Thev will (open an engage
ment at 8outh l.'fclid, Washington and
will not return to .Marshfleld again be
fore about July when thoy will have a
large tent with the necessary seating
capacity.
Harry Simpeon who wbb seriously
stricken with paryolyeiH whilo in Mex
ico, returned on the Omfgo to North
Bend for the benefit of hla health .
vry much improved by the trip and is
able to navigate on land pretty well and
hin many frieuda will bo pleased to see
him lully recovered In tho near future.
Jena Hanson returned today via Drain
from San Francisco whero ho has been
to procure a stock for hla now atoro nt
North Bend. Tlio now firm will rueh
the new etoro building with all hoeto
and when completed will install one of
the beat atocka in the line over put in
on Cooa Bay.
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ioRuaann.
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Boy's Arm Cut
"Joseph tho 13 year old son o! Mr. and
Mrs. Jo'onliKQti, was ncculentiy cm on
tlio nrm by nu nxn lit the hands of 0'io
ol his young friends "Uh whom bo Wits'
out cultlng wood, A gash about tvto
Inchon loni: was cut. It is nut dnticor
oiu and tho boy la fortunalo to gnl off 0
Travcller's'Soclal,
The travelers' social, held nt tho rosl
ilomvot Mrs. John Bearycsterday oven
lac, Is reported to hnvo been n tplend'u
success loth tlnatolally .and voctally,
being uunsually well attended.
Choittr Wolcott won thu first prito in
tho Rtiuselug contest nnd Mrs. Wood thu
eeroud yrlij,
The Fulton's Condition
Port Orford Tribune. Tho stoamer
Dispatch lay In our harbor for n few
days last week, waiting for lavorabto
weather in order to tr.ako 'an attempt
to haul tho stranded atctmor Fulton off
tho beach, but tho storm icoutlnulng
alio passed on. Tho owners still hope
to haul the ettel off. nnd though sho
is considerably damaged, this may bo
accomplished, if tho effort is mndo dtir
ing northwest weathor and full moon.
She is lying in an easy position, and
thereabolng but little sand on tlio hod
rock sho will not settle, and not likuly
to receive nny further serloua damago
Prbpor Troatmont of Pneu
monia Pneumonia is too dangerous a dlnecfo
for nnyonu to doctor hlmtelf, although
ho may havn tho proper remedies ut
hand. A nhyrclan should always hu
called. It ihunld bo borno in tnlml,
however, that pneumonia alwas rmtilti
Irom n colli or (rum nu attack of tu itrli)
nnd that by giviug Chamberlain's CoukIi
Ketnetly thu ttireatoncd ntlnck may bo
warded off. This remedy U ntao used
by physicians in tbu treatment of pneu
monia with tlio best results. Dr. W. J,
Smith, of Sander. Ala . who is alio n.
drcgist, says of it: "I havo been sell
Ing (. uamberlaln'a lough Kemeur and
prescribing! i; in my practice for tho
pait six years, f uo it in cases of pnuu
tnnnitt and have always gotten tho best
results." Sold by John i'reusa,
From The Bandon Recorder
Rolert Marsdcn, oi MarHhflold, waa
in town Suuday night on hit way down
tho coast. Ho and C. Stidham, of
Dairville, wcro passengers on tho south
bound stage Monday morning.
Tho now mill nbovo Prosper haa shut
down for tho present, the salo for fir
and spruce lumber being somewhat
alack. It la rumored (thai tho Howell
Logging camp near Prosper, will open
up soon.
Captain Kroth, of tho schooner Ituby,
got Into harbor yesterday with his ves
sel, having some forty ton of freight.
Capt. Kroth waa out air daya from San
Francisco, and reports having experienc
ed the heaviest storm he has seen In his
twenty-two years of sea lifo his ves
sel drifted north na far aa Yaquina Hay.
Travel by Sea
Arrival by Alllanco from South March
4: From San Franclrco; Mra Kardoll,
Miss M Kardoll, Mra V J Squires. Miea
C K Bennett, Mies L A Brown, O E
Broadbent. E Ilauecr wifo and child, J
H Colo, W Abernathy, and wife, J Han
son. J Bender, O E Hilling, Bert Savan
nah, II L Yi right, John Blomqulat, E
Gundelflnger, From Eureka; T B
Corran, Mra J Daily. J JO Vale, Jas
Muaphy. A Medine. and .'I 2d class.
Departures north on Alllanco, Mar, R:
II, O. Rohrabacher and family, Mra.
L. M, Porry, J. S. Kchroedor, Dr. F, K.
HJator, F. C. Ifozelton nnd family, Wal
ter Cummins, T. F. Stlllwoll, Sam Naas,
M. K. Evorltt, Mlsa Boyree, A. A. For
antr, II. C. Johnson, Mrs. E. B. Sea
brook and child, A. C. fiooloy, W. A,
Cummina, '.W. It. Williams, A. W.
Dutcher, Tho Fischer Company, 17 poo
plc. North Bond Items
J. J, Burna has just completed tho
framo-work for hia windmill and will
havo the wheel In petition In a fow daya.
Chaa, Kckhoff has his etoro building
about completed, When complotod tho
building will be occupied by Mra,
Painter, who will put in a complete
fltock of millinery, ,
Miss Myrtlo l.org, who Into broil urn
ployed At-thn-Jlotal-tfnrllr'Kcn.il for tho
pant year la Inking u much needed rest,
' K, S. Fjitcroft nnd. II. l'.t McCJiiIIokIi
purchased aovoii lots in tlila'utt'y Wcd
hea.l.ty on which thoy expect to orool ol
rgntit roohlonet'3 na soon ha tho weathor
will permit, Tho sain was transacted
through thu North Beml Ileal Estate
Agency.
F. M, lluinmolt J, will resume, hla du
ties at the North Hitml atoro, Monday,
after n three week a lay off with soro
oyen.
Sherman Short was nmnug tho many
Mitrshllold vMtora to our city tho first
of tho week.
Tim roport waa curront on our strootn
joateidny that this city had secured tho
milk cundouaing plant. Wo iiopo tho
roport comes (runt n rollabln nourco tin
this will add greatly to tho many 'ln-
duitrlca now In operation In our city.
From the Coquille Bulletin,
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Uollonl went to
tho Bay last Monday to visit friends for
a low days.
The dairymen mot at Coqulllo Thurs
day to dliciiHS tho question of putting
up a mllkcondensary in this section.
No doflnlte conclusion waa reached, but
anothor meeting will bo held March
I'Jth.
C. F. Andrews, who haa been In Los
Angeles, Calif., for several months, hnal
returned to Coqulllo nnd will taku
charge of tho Coqulllo Creamery this
nuxt Season. Mr. Andrews hni givun
satisfaction in hla work In this section,
and his many frieuda nro glal lu know
that ho i to bo one of ua for tho coming
reason.
A special meeting of tho executive
commllto of tho Cooa County Push Club
has bcon called (or Thursday, March 10,
1001, at ten o'clock a. tn., at Ccqnlllo
City, at which meeting reports of the
work ot tho Push Club up to tho pres
ent timo will bo submitted and tbo
character of tht Coos County exhibit at
tho St. Louis exposition finally decided
upon.
From Monday's Dally
Watch for Mlsa Floyd Coffolt'a en
gagement in tho near future
Attornoy Holllsternnd H. O. Holmes.
of North bond wcro in town on buslncta
today.
F. M. Stowart, tho marble woikor,
wont to Coqulllo on a buslnosa trip to
day. IIIIIIs Short and family havo gonn to
houso keeping in tho O'Connell house
on Cedar ttrcot.
John Voakam has just returned from
atrip to Drowsier valley whero hu has
been buying etock.
A. F. Madlnongent for Rowland Hnw
os ft Earl of Sau Francisco tho hIioo
merchants, is in town.
I' troubled with wrak digestion,
belching or sour stomach, usn Chamhnr
Idin's Stomach and Liver tablets and
you will get quick relief, For ealo by
John I'reusa
Joo Yoakam was in town today and
brought in a Ann sample of thu Heokless
pound applu for the St l)uls Fair Ex
hibit. I'otor Micholbrlnk camo down today
to havo his foot dressed, which ho hud
severely cut recently whilo chopping;
raits.
Tho North Bond dancing club gavo a
party latt Saturday Tnight, about ,'10
attending from Marshflold, A fino
t'mo ia reported,
W. C. Dlckford of Daniels creek -vaa
soriously ill latt weok, A physician from
Marshfleld was called Stttirday nitflit at
a Into hour.
Tho Marshflold Board oi Trado will
meet Wednesday evening at 7:80, In ita
rooma in tho I.ockhurt building, Every
membor ia expected lo attend,
Tho North Bond Poet Ofllco wbb mov
ed yestorday to Ita now quarters In the
Taylor drug store in ttio new town, Sig,
Hansen is assistant postmaster,
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Uuslv Mlkn'a Diary, Maroh 7, 1001-
Thora'a unmethtii wrong with thn npwi-
pnpor that never imIa Itaotrottlattnn tn-
rrwtnHl nor raleo lt ralo. jost tha anmo
ea it sinnll boy (hot don't keep it growing.
Mr. and Mra, Win, Aboinethy return
ed from a threo months visit to Cali
fornia, mostlr spent In thu Hnnla Clara
valley, and will return to thulr home nt
Dora asaoou ua tho weather permits.
K. O'Connell has received tho llxturoa
and hinges and kcka nnd ratchua fur tint
Masonic Temple, n dls'plny of whtnh
may ho seen In his shop window. It Is
nil In Old llras Finish and of n very
substantial kind.
"Waltur, I And I havo just enough
money tn pay for thu dluner, but I linvn
nothing in tho way of a tip foryotirsoll."
"Let mo add up tho bill again, sir.
Moomhlno.
Bost Romody for Constlpatln
"The fliiPit remedy for ronstlnatlnn I
over tticd isClmmberlaiu'M Ktomach and
Liver Tnhleto", says Mr. Ell Duller, of
l'rntikvlllts, N. V. 'Thny net gonlly
and without nuy iiuplearnut effect, and
leavo tho hown In a tmtfrclly natural
cou.'itioii. Fold by John Prciits
W. E. William, superintendent nf
agencies, of Seattle (or tho Prudcnlnl
Co. has been in Coos county tho past
week establishing agencies. Mr. Wlt
iams tn a genial gentleman and has at
tained tho dnstlnctlon ol being ono of
thu most valued Life lusurancu mun on
tho Pacific coast. Mr. Williams ban
been lu the Insurance, business for 30
years mid is known all over tho Pacific
erft,
Will Cliaiijrc Hun
All tho Cooa river lwata will run lo North
Dend, beginning on March 7th. It la
understood that they will llrst land nt
Marshflold, pass on to North Bend mid
thonco to the old town to wood up mid
roturn to Marshfleld touching nt now
North Ilond.
The Jewelry Trade
Thomas Howard tho Jowelor, whllo'in
San FrMicisco bought tho largest and
best assortment of liL-h lt-vIo
goods over brought to Marshflold.
Among tho goods received Ih n
fine Hollstorlc Barometer and Fiiron
Mr. Howard lias n largo assortment
of standard sliver waro, cut glass and
watches. Thu goods aro all of tho high
est grade goods No cheap John articles
kept In his stock and tho prices nro tho
lowust possible, considering tho quality,
holt and Contlgradu thcrmomttera ac
company tho instrument.
Duly nf Parents
following, from tho Dawcon.
Sentinel, haa been handed 'In
Tho
Minn.
with thn rcquott that wo publish II :
Proildwit Norlhropof tho stato nnl
vornlty used vigorous English In a talk
to tho Woman's Federation a fow daya
ago. Among' other things hu said: I
would wlpo out of oxlstenco ovary club
on earth if neco'eavy to mako mothora
frilthful to their glrla nnd boya, Neither
church nor Jtato Is doing what it ought
to for tho young. Children nro thrown
Into tlio public Echools like clothes into
tho laundry to bo fitted for life, Thoy
coma to school without nny charaotor
training and mothoin nro sitting calmly
down, seeing things not duno, You
have no right to quit your homo and ro
out Into Boclnty to becomo intoxicated
with an effervescont womanish feeling.
Tho Ond-glvnn powpr of paronta to train
their boya and glrla tn bo noblu men and
women h nbovo every othor object in
lire.
R-I-P-A-N-Q Tabules
Doctors find
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For mankind
The recant packet ia enough for 11311a
occasions. Tho family bottlo (110 contn)
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