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THE DAILY COOS BIX TIMES. MAltSIIFIKIil), OREGON, FRIDAY, Al'RIIi 20, 1007-
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WORK WILL
BE PUSHED
WANT ad:
Front Street
FOR SALE. A cottago on good lot.
J. D. Johnson & Cq. 4-24-3t
Big Mill of C. A. Smith to be
Finished By The First of De-
' cember.
USING ALL THE MEN
.A wi liable ami the Site of the l'lnnt
Is Gettlns to Re n Busy
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Work on the big mill of the C. A.
Smith company Is Being pushed as
rapidly as possible. Most Qf that be
ing done now is of a preliminary na
ture and does not show to the casual
observer, but even now the mill site
looks busy. A pile driver is there,
and men are at work at the dock
nearly opposite the Day City mill.
The dock when finished will be a
platform about GOO feet in length,
and will be used In the unloading of
lumber and material during the con
struction work. There are now sev
eral big pieces of machinery on the
platform.
The big wharf which will be used
for loading lumber when the plant is
finished will be on the north side of
the mill site. It will begin at the
point at the east end and will extend
on toward Marshfleld, and will
eventually reach as far as the coal
bunkers! This big dock will bo
bo the ilico where the big loading is
done. fho present structure is
largely tcjbo used in the construction
work. '
Mr. Mitchell, the draftsman, who
is working on the plans, will have
his ofllco moved over to the mill site
as soon as a place can bo provided
for him. lie is a mechanical en
gineer as well as a draftsman, and
Avill be there to watch the work as
it progresses. He is now making the
ground plans to suit the machinery,
and will later draw the elevation.
It is expected that the big mill
will be finished by the first of De
ceTpr. This will be pushing mat
ters, but if the company is not ham
pered by delay in the delivery of ma
chinery the plant will probably be
ready for operation at" that time.
WANTED. A dishwasher and two
waiters for Hotel Oregon. 4-11-tf
WANTED At North Bend hotel im
mediately, a dining room girl.
4-lG-tf
FOR SALE. Acreage
front near Mllllngton.
son & Co.
, and . water
J. D. John-4-24-3t
Attend the danco at Odd Fellows'
hall Saturday evening, April 23.
Everybody come.
AMBASSADOR CHARLEMAGNE TOWER.
Much adverse criticism of Charlemagne Tower, United States ambassador
to Germany, was caused by tlint gentleman's recent Introduction of Harry Lehr
into Berlin society. It wns the consensus of opinion apparently that the am
bassador should have thought twice before presenting to German society the
promoter of the Newport monkey dinner and that sort of thing Ambassador
Tower, however, seems to have been vindicated, for Emperor William has
dlnod with him since the episode. Mr. Tower is a Phlladclphlan, born In 1S4S.
Ho has been n deep student of history and Is the authpr of a two volume
account of the part taken by the Marquis de Lafayette In the American Revo
lution. ,
WANTED Men to work in sawmill,
wages $2 a day and upward.
Simpson Lumber Co. 8-24-tf.
WANTED. Waitresses and cook at
Castle Restaurant, North Bend.
4-2G-Gt
NOTICE Bids will be received for
papering and painting my bouse.
Mrs. Agnes Huthinson, Marsh
fleld. ' 3-2 ltf
FOR SALE. Good paying restaur
ant, good location, two year lease,
easy terms. Apply North Bend
News Co. 4-9-lt
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COOS BAY
MONUMENTAL WORKS
We guar.mteo better vork at lower pi ices,
than can be had elhewliero. , Do not order
monumental woik until you have
SEEN US
Stewari; & Mitchell
Corner 3d & D Sts.
Phone, Main 1731
WANTED TO BUY. A second hand
roller top desk. Anyone having a
desk to sell address L. W., care
Times office. 3-9-tf
WANTED. Room and board by the
week in private family, with bath.
Address P. H. M care C. W.
Tower & Son. 4-25-2t
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WANT GOVERNOR TO STAY
People of New Albuquerque Kprcss
Views nt Muss Mooting.
Albuquerque, N. M., April 23.
Three thousand people in a mass
meeting united in a protest against
the resignation of Governor Hager
mnn which was requested a week
ago by President Roosevelt. Reso
lutions were adopted vigorously con
demning W. H. Andrews, delegate
to congress and United States Sena
tor Lleweland, who were charged
with responsibility for the agitation
which resulted In the president's
action. The resolutions state that
It is the belief of the people that the
president has been deceived as to
Hagerman's actions and as to the
state of public sentiment in the territory.
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Eye and nei ve specialist will bo
in his Marshfield Oflice, room E
Rogers' Building, on and after
April 28, 1907.
April 19, 20 and 21 at Coquille.
A pill 22, 23 and 24 at Bandon.
April 20, 27 and 28 at Myitlo
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Contractors and Builders
Oflice fixtures n specialty. Store Fionts, Counters,
Shelving. Let us work out your plan?. See us lie
foie building.
Shop opposite Bear's Livery Stable. North Front Street
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FOR SALE. Open launch without
engine; is IS feet long, has 4-foot
beam and is la perfect condition.
Price $150. Address,Box 32.
. 4-20-Gt
STOLEN. A book from steamer
Alert; fellow who took it return to
steamer and save trouble. Captain
Edwards can recognlzo the man.
4-24-4t
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DO AWAY WITH DIRTY FINGERS
Why should you be bothered with the
old fashioned pen when you can buy
one of the Dr. Faber self filling pons
here? We have the largest stock of
fountain pens ever seen on the Ba
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MUSIC Secure the Irish Orchestra
for high grade music on any occa
sion, McDerby, conductor and
violin instructor, Marshfleld, Gro
1-2 9 -tf
WANTED. Clerical position by
young man who has had four
years' experience in timekeeping
and office work. Address C. H. L.,
Bax 14G. 4-23-4t
POR SALE 40 acres commanding
quarter mile of water front on
ship channel on Coos Bay at a bar
gain. See, Title Guarantee & Ab
stract Co. 2-B-tf
FOR RENT. One large front room
with stove, well furnished, $10 per
month; two smaller rooms up
stairs, $7 per month; electric
lights. Mrs. Cv A. Motlin, I St.,
South Marshfleld. 4-13-tf
FOR SALE. A new unclaimed up
right grand piano. The under
signed will receive bids up to and
Including Thursday, May 2. The
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids. Marshfleld Dock & Ware
house Co., F. S. Dow, Mgr. 4-2G-Gt
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MARSHFIELD and NORTH BEND I
All work now done at B
the North Bend Plant 1
Edgar Mauzey 1
Agent, Marshfield I
North Bend Phone 1031 I
Marshfield Phone 1804 I
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Addition
HHI&er HI
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M
hlield
Will be presented to the
public about, May 10th
John W. Flanagan
General Agent.
SEE US FOR
Front Street Business Property
We Have Something: That Will
Interest You
Title Guarantee & Abstract Co.,
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
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Commencing May Jst the subscription
price of
The Coos Bay Monthly .
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This is made necessary by tho increns-
ing cost of nearly everything used in
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Subscriptions received before the end of
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Front Street Marshfield
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Campbell's Wood and Coal
Yard.
Four of the" finest fwater-
front lots in Marshfield. .
Paying business.
Good reason for selling.
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D. D. Campbell
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