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(From Frlutiy'iipftlly,)
Attorney J, H.jOgka luiTGoqulllii to
fcUv on LucIhao: 7 A& i
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Mm. W. fl, Denning, of Florence, nr
Hv'ul yoitortlny to vlilt friends here.
Tlio Areata will nail from. Bun Fran
cisco tomorrow morhlng, May II, St 10
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Tlie Uncoro has cleared with a cnruo
of lumber (or Australia, Mid will prob
it bly git to. tea tomorrow iiiorhlng.
J. II. IIMI nuU W. T. I'nrlor, oljtho
Cdnwvatlvo 1,1 fo Ins. Co., Are soliciting
busliiviH lor tlmt company fn tbla oily,
tun) mm stopping at tliu Arlington.
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Hlrvln fichnlder, of h'olhem, And W.P.
rCariy, of Spokane, were arrivals today
by way of .Myrtle I'otnt. ami trill look
over this section with n view to Iiivm ty
ing.
A Knlghbi of I'ytbUi ledge will toon
bo organized nt North lU-tnl, and it Is
uxpectcd tlio new lodge will bo Inaug
urated with at lemt fifty clmrtcr
iitnibors.
Hick rWdaclio results from a disor
dered Monuch and la quickly cii'cd by
ChatiiborlaluVi Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. For Kale by Jno. Prouen,
Mrs. Win. KarJell and Mil Klhel
Uoono returned today from abrlol villi in
'Myrllo Point, They wore accompanied
on their return by Mrs. Mar B, Norrli
who will visit friends bore.
On account of tbo llltioti of .Mrs. L. I.
ItiihorUoi), tbo Arlistln Nccdh Workers
inutat llio bomu of Miss Suslu Kick
worth. Tlio next mooting will bo hold
nt tbo O'Conncll rusldunce in Klltyvillo.
Tbo tug L. Hoieoo. Captain dangle,
cf Flori'Dcc, arrived on tbo bay jeitir
ilay afternoon bringing a tinnll cmho of
wool nnd nit minion. The Hntcou
loaded with n mltuulUucoua cargo o(
mercbaiidlBo for Klorouco merchants,
and will sail tomorrow.
V. 0. Hrnlow. of Astoria. Is in the city
toJ Ay biking Into the mittor ol oitab-
lUhlu; n milk condensary in MruahiluM.
Hu bus been in conference with scvoral
ol our business men, The MarsbQcId
01. amber of Commeico held h special
moating to consider n proposition from
him and something definite will bo given
ont In tomorrow's lisuo.
l),tvo llolden, who Iish for years dilv
011 tbo (lArdlner ttage on the north
bench, has tendered hlo resignation to
tliu company, and Mill lenvo for tbo
Kiat to vlilt bin old homo In Malnouhen
tjio etngu company can vot a man to
tnku his place, Mr. llolden Is moving
his family to Gardiner today, whero
tbuy will reside during hl absence In
the Kitst. "Dave" ban otHuiatcd as
itnge driver on that routo uud ox ofllclo
mayor of Jarvls landing for ecvcrnl
yrnrf, uud Is well known to the travel-
ersoltlio coast. Ills pleading coun'e
nnuuMand funny yarns will bo sadly
nilttbd by runny n wayworn 'travulcr of
the future.
Bnsiness Meeting
Tho Kp-vorth Lesguo held its regular
monthly buslnoss meetlnir, Wodnosloy
uvening, In tho leaguo room.
Tho usunl ruulltio ofbunluess was
gor.o tbrnuuh, pftur which n Very pleas
ant social time was enjoyed, nud tempt
Inn refresbpionta woro sorved beforo
tliu mcutiiig wna adjourned.
In From TcgniHe
Chus. Noirlo, of Tomploton will ro
turn homo tomorrow after spending n
few days In town. Mr. Norrls expects a
largo number of visitors to tho Toiimilu
lakes this soason, and Is propared to
furnish accommodations, in tbo way ol
good camplpg placoe, or board nnd
jjmf
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loJglng if deslredp as well no row boali
elbi The I-MkoB furnish far (lie bolt
place' in this part of Oregon for tin dut
irig mid altice tliey havo boon made
siora nccesslbld by tlio dilnbllshmeril of
A transportation lino by way of Waynes
nlougli, en increasing bomber of pcoplo
gotp.erenyfiry'yearand comeback de
lighted will) tlio plnce.
South Coos River
John Billion is thinking some of bny
Inif Z. T. Blclln'n rnnch nnd roltltis a
larito crop of potatoes
Ira Tucker contemplnlcs raiting a
larcocropof voloh tllyosr, thinking it
will bo a vtny dry sonron, and that ho
will need lobi of green feed.
J3. L. Uftojoy think cut worms will be
very numerous this year.
Frank Itogors killed a largo br last
week,
Floyd (JoFfcIt doesn't como to our
bouse any more, but thre&tlmes a day
Is nono too oftoii for him to go to Kd
Koab'a; and bote thinking strongly of
going to Klkton. Tli'o J,oon Lake road
will havo plenty of travel fram this On,
as they liavoctit rales tb6ro during tbo
fair, A fine riding pony would coll well.
WORK ON EUREKA ROAD BEGUN
Santa Fe Starts Men Boring a
ncl In Humboldt County
Tun
A Ban Francitco dispatch nays: The
Santa Fu has commenced tlio construe .
tlon work on its road toKurcka In Hum
boldt county. Men havo linen put at I
work boring a tuniiol 1,000 feet long in
Humboldt County, nuar the Houtliurn
epd of the Kureka and Kol Itiverrortd.
Tlioontlro route southward from thin f
tutiuol has not yet been definitely !o-j
cldcd upon, but fit will bo in tbo near'
future. I
The company Is to build 1U Kureka
road undnr the namo of tlio Ban Krni.
clccoc Northwestern Hallway Company.
Ily the ownership ol tlio Kureka cud
Kol Klvor line, tbo Santa Fu has v.ilu
able franchises In tbo city ol Kurtkn
nd a strategic position in the valley of
tlio Kcl Hirer.
NASBURO STORE CHANGES
HANDS
Bought by Edwards &
New Firm
Merchant a
The mout Important tranefe'r lately re
corded in tiio buslnoss clrclos of this
city was mado this morning when
the largo stock of dry goods nud gents
furnishings, belonging to tho eslnlo of
the late Wm. Nasburg, was transferred
to Moserra II. J. Kdwards and John C.
Merchant, of this city. Tbo deal, had
been ponding for several days but it was
not until lata last ovening that the
work of Invoicing was flnUhcd and n
consummation of the sale , effected, the
now management assuming possession
under the the firm style of Kdwards &
Morchnut.
The Nasburg store, so Jong famous for
its modern nud progressive buMuees
methods nud up-to-dnto styles, has
always enjoyed Its share ot the fashion
able trado of the city. Its location is
contral, heing situated on tbo corner ol
Cednr itnd A btreeta, one block from tho
main tltorpugbfaro and Jnst far ouoigh
asldo from the bustle of tho miscellan
eous business of n water front to render
It desirable to tbo most fashionable
sboppors.
Uudor tbo new management, with
very slight changes, if aiiy, tho business
of thlo popular otoro will cautioned
on tbo principles so widely ndvcrtleod
and satisfactorily known to tho trade,
Doth of the now proprietors, nro wull
nnd favorably known in this, city nnd
need no Introduction or recommenda
tions. Tbo same cona.o( general clerkd
wilt bo rotalned. nil cuatomor'H wfll
stlil receive that Individual courtesy nnd
aituntiou for whloh tho place 'iri ho
long been nntod, The stouk nnd show
windows will continue to display the.
very latest styles in dro.su roo'Ih nnd
patterns and tho general reputation of
tho storo and its buqinues, will bo
carefully sustained.
STOP THAT COUGH
with v a VlkYli 0 la ?TW iTMa A WTI:
An sltnost infallible remedy for
Luntfs known and used the world ovr for almost a ctntury.(
J&XA2liti$&l , (SMT IT FKOII YOUb.kuOOtVi .uwVSfr
(From Saturday'e Dally.)
We Head a match factory in Marsh
The Alllahcc, shIIb from l'orllaii4
day,
to-
' 'riio Areata SAtled from Snrj Francisco
this morning at 10 a, m,
Tlieluglj, Itorcae, aallejl for Flor
ence and Yaqulna i3ey today.
Tlio Kagles are planning for
picnic in the hear future.
a big
J, V, Witooii, of Bttmner. woa looking
after business malters in Marshflold to
day.
A.K. Nolnnd. a' Portland commer-
clal man, is registered at the Central to
day.
Tlio ecbooner Encore ladon with
lumber, soiled for Sidney, Anstralla
today.
John flteinllchner, of Ton-mlle Like,
had business in Maisbflold yesterday
and today.
A little music by the Mnrahfleld band
on our strcots some of these fine even
ings would bo very acceptable.
Geo. Link, Is a Portland man,
rculjtcred at tbo Central and looking
into Coos Day red I cetato today.
Wm. Uulcbcnson, of Minneapolis is
prospecting in tbo C003 Day real estate
market today. lie may be found at the
Hotel Central,
Judge Guorry, and attorney Fred
Ilollieter, o( North Hend, were looking
after bushiest matters in the Coos Hay
Metropolis today.
Tlio steamer Alort which has been
laid up oeveral days for repairs, will be
turned out aod again put on her regular
run early in tbo coming week.
J. J. Hobertson, ol Hoeoburg, arrived
on the bay yesterdav by way ol Myrtle
Point and is looking for a location here.
Ho in rcglttcrod at the Central.
J. 13. Cooper, representing the Hull's
H.ifott Lock Company ol Ban Franrleco
Is In Marehtluld soliciting business for
his firm today, ills name appears on
the register of the Hotel Central.
Ono of thr groatoit blessings a modest
man can wish for Js a good rellaole ert
of bowelr. If you aro not tbe happy
poewwsor of such an outfit you can
greatly improve tho olllclency of thoso
you havo by tbo Judicious' tisa of Cham
berlain's Btomacn and. Liver Tablots.
1'hev aro pleasant to tako and agreoablo
in effect. For rolo by John TreusB.
F. M. Btowart has several men helping
with, tbo rush of ccmntary work in pre
paration for Decoration day. .Among
tho work under way aro marble coping
and monuments at the graves ot tho lata
Thomas Hint and Mrs. 11. U. llerrou.
Capt. Fred Karl, late ot Kmpiro but
now of Gardiner, arrived at the Coos
Hay metropolis with tho tug Hunter
yesterday nftornoon. After attending
to bnslnees matters here and at Kmpiro
ho returned to Gardiner on tho Hunter
today.
Tbe machinery has boon installed,
andtbohousQ la nearly completed oa
Julius Larson's new dredger. The
bucket is expected from San Francisco
on tbo next Cxorlnn, and if Ifcomes tho
dredgor will bo ready for operation in
about two weeks.
Tho tug Hunter, Capt. N. J. Cornwall
piastor, ot Gardiner, arrived on the bay
yesterday nltcrnoon bringing 200 sacks
of potatoes, and tho 'household effects of
Wm. Murphy, who is moving from the
Umpqun to Coos Bay. Tho Hunter
took n cargo ot morchamlUo for Gardi
ner merchants nud returned today.
diseases of the .Throat aZnd
mam
W. M furpliy, of Gardiner, who re
eently purchased the JaJkrrle4ra;cIi cm
Iitlilfiiis atoflali, (firee miiee from this
city, movd iiie Jatslly.Aml hotitehdld!
gooclndow'n from "the Umpqua yestr
day, Mr; Murphy will mm be comfort?
ably located in his new quarters,
The Ashing party, ooHsUtlBg of Alex
KvARhoff, Walter DuggAn and Jack
McUuff, who recently sailed down to
tbelllg creek fisbiDg banks returned
with their boat loaded witli an assort
ment of de'p sea fish yesterday. They
have contracted their summer catch to
Henry Holm the butcher.
Whooping Cough
"In the soring of 1001 my children
had whooping tough," says Mrs. D. W.
Capps, of Capps, Ala. "I used Cham
ocrlain's Cough Remedy with the most
sAtldlactory results. 1 think this is the
best p.inedy I havs ever seen for whoop
ing couith," This remedy keeps the
cough loose, leeiena tbo reverlty and
frequency of tbe coughing spe Is and
counteracts any tendency toward puci
monla. For salo by John PrnuH.
A New Boat Landing
Through the enterprise of tbo water
front business men in the vicinity of
Odd Fellows' dock, a magnificent land
ing has been arranged And turned over
to the steamer Alett. A new slip was
put in, a largo And substantial milk
home built on the wharf and a tele
phone Installed. Tbe pier has been
cleared and otherwise opened op, and
the approaches to tbo wharf are solidly
fenced with a new set of railings.
With tho establishment of this new
and coinmodluf landing for the local
boats, a very noticable change in the
business channels of tbo water front
should be at once perceptible Tbe
wharf is a large and roomy one, of easy
access for wagons and drays of all kinds
and is especially convenient for the
steamboat men and shippers.
There is no reason why more of our
local boats should not accept the free of
fer of this excellent landing.
An Old.Sea Relic
L. W. Bbaw. Marshfield agent for the
steamer Alliance, is the proud possessor
of a vory interesting and servicable
curio, gathered from tho romantic and
mysterious collection of tho Pacific, and
brouebt to him by the last north-bound
Alliauce, This latest relio from tbe sea
washed innk is a redwood dugout, 20
feet long and 6 1-2 feet wide, artistically
hown from a eolld block And shaped
very similar to tho Columbia river
Albino; boat. When found, a few miles
off Capo Mendocino, it was floating
bottom side np and covered with barna
cles. It bore no namo and there was
nothing attached to it by wbich it
might bo identified.
Mr. Bbaw will have it repaired and
otherwise remodled for use as a fishing
boat on this bar.
(From Monday's Dally.)
Tbe Alliance arrived from Portland
this morning.
Tbo Alliance is advertised to eail for
Sap Francisco tomorrow.
Miss Bird Shoit Is reported very low
and losing ground steaiUly.
Quito a number of Marshfield people
with rigs drove down to Hocky Point
yesterday.
Mrs. J, 8. Coko Sr, who is seriously
ill At the homo ot her son Richard, is
report 3d no better.
R. D. Humo. is expected to arrive
here tomorrow from Rogue rlver,coming
up on a gasoline beat.
K. 0. Holland and Miss Kate Wick
ham aro among thoCoqulllo City peoplo
visiting in Marshfleld.
Tho Coos River is laid up for tbo pur
pose of putting in a now shaft turned
out by tbo Coos Bay Iron Works.
"W. J. Mltcholl and Wm. Doylo, of
San Francleco, aro looking over tho
country, and aro registered at the Ceu
tral. Tho baseball gamo yesterday, be
tweon Mnrhlifk'ld and, Llbby teams ro
Bultod iu a score of 12 to It hi favor of
Llbby.
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B. 8. Mosp, Inte 61 Boulding Island,
Cab, has purchased W,i A. LUse'a flue
farm on .the south' fork of .Coos fiver,
ihe coaslderatldil being given as $8000.
theywpjisAaNd.Mlll.Cmk. mUf, Is
a business visitor" In Marshfleld since
yesterday, Mr. Esseistrofl caste in wt
the Loen. Lake j-oale ami reperttMhe
mtmataln (rait te be In Mne stape!w jb
A Meeting is to be liekl l Myrtle
Point tonight for tbe prpM of orgal
Ing a board of trade, a exeellswt wave
for that progressive town. '
MIw Elizabeth Crique and Jaek Fair,
late of North Zend were married At
Oakland, Cfll., last week. Tliey have
many friends on the Hay who will wish
them tbe greatest happiness.
At tiife last meeting of tbe North Dena
city board an ordinanee providing for
the organization of a volunteer fire d.
partmont in that city was before the
council. Among the other important
buslncea transacted by tbo board on this
evening wnn an order to install several
hydrants in North Hend.
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Miss Mills to preparing to op'n a
ladle hair-dressing parlor Atlbo Ind
ies Emporium. Miss Mills is a grad
uate of the Monroe Tentorial College,
and has held a position At Hale'e, In
San Francleco. Arr-esUbllsbment pi
this kind will be highly appreciated by
tbe ladies of Marshfleld. '
MAlt Nystroaa, will be a passenrcr on'
tbe outgoing Alliance for Ban Fran
cisco. He contemplates extending bis
trip to his old borne in Finland, from
which be has been Absent 23 years. He
has tome property Interests there to aN
tend to, and may make An exteudea
atay.
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Tom Halt received on this Allfarce
from Portland 20,000 young lake trout
taken from the government hatehery at
Oregon City. Tbe young fish were
ordered by Mr. Hall for tbe Marshfield
Rod And Gun Clnb, And Are today bring
planted in tbe Beal and Perkins lakes
north of Coos Bay.
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R. 8. Moss, formerly employed on tbe
W. A. Lose ranch up Coes river, will
leave on this Alliance, for Stockton,
California, where be goes for med'cil
and surgical attention, and to visit hie
od home and relations. Mr. Mom
comes from one of the oldest families
in California, his father having bees
one ot tbe original founders of the, Saa
Francisco Examiner, and Although a
aatlve eon reared to middle Age in tbe
golden state, he expreesee himself as
well satisfied with Oregon and mote
particularly, tbe Coos Bay country, and
Announces ills intention 01 returning as
soon as bis health will permit.
Leg iorken
Alfred Sunderland, a young man e De
ployed in King's camp had his leg brok
en this morning while sawing timber.
He was brought to town for surgical at
tention. 0
Los FroM Tillanook Bay
The tug Voeburg has arrived at Astor
ia from Tillamook Bay with two log
rafts for local mills, and probably will
hereafter be engaged In the towing busi
ness. Logs on Tillamook Bay are worth
o per thousand feet, while on the Col
umbia river the price n much higher.
A wide mareln is left for the towing
Charge, and it is probablo many rafts
will be brought to tbe Columbia during
(he coming summer., The low prico of
logs on Tillamook Bay is duo to he faut
that tho supply there is greater than
the demand,
Mitchell Club Organized
The leading Republicans of Itforlb
Bend root at tho business office ot the
Evonlng Post in that city last baturday
ovening aud organized a Mitchell Re
bublican Club. ""The organization was
formed with anonrollment of CO members
and its object la to unionise and other
wise promote the Republican Btreugtb
of that precinct. D. 0. Loofbomrow
waa elected president; Carl Albrelchl,
vlco president, Chester R. Icgle, secre
tary and Jena Hansen treasurer, Au
executive comralttie, consisting of L J,
Simpson, Peter Logglo W. R. Simpson,
Ohas. Hibbard, W. B. Piper, Ernest
WIttick and W. L. Yalkor, was ap
pointed, Altor tbe formal organization of the
club, several vory interesting speeches'
wero mado in the Interest of Republican
harmouy and n general goad time was
enjoyed until late in tiie evening,
The new club baa announced its next
meeting and a generul Republican rally,
with band rnusio and speeches at the
North Bend PavilliorJ next Wednesday
eyening, Tbe invitations will bo gen
eral, some int.ereetlngepoeches will be
made by the lending Republican candi
dates, band, inuelo will be; plentiful' and
the rally will be followed by a grand
ball.
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Hotira. 10tol2andztoli'
SpeciAl attention paid to iWsetmbt Skin
Urinary and Digwtive Orgatw.
U. 8.jPenioa Exatulner. Phone. Mti
MAHSHFIELD, ! : CREGOX,
C. E. Straw, M. D.
FhyfrfciAR awl Surgeon.
Special Attention slven to dlmum of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Tbroftt.
Office in SosgniMkeB &'Bffilih'Wg.
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Marshfield uOregoa
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Steam Laundry
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city oh short aetlee p '
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