The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, May 05, 1907, Sunday Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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THE DAHiT COOS BAY TIMKS, MAR8UFIEIJ), OREGON, SUNDAY,
1007.
MAY 5,
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BUILDING
Pleasing Indeed to both the new
comer and the older residents of
Marshfield Is the sound of the many
hammers and saws that plan an un
interrupted song from morning till
night throughout the entire city.
Many are the dwellings that are un
der course of construction. If there Is
any one thing that Marshfield or the
bay In general needs above another
Jt Is places for newcomers to live.
Hundreds and hundreds of people
have come to this city In the past
six months with their mlnda fully
made up that they would settle here,
but have gone away, not because
they were not fully pleased with tho
resources of Coos Day, nor were dis
pleased with the people they met
here, but Just from the mere, yes,
all Important fact, that they were
absolutely unable to find a place to
live. Not only have these new peo
ple been unable to find a house In
which to reside but many and many
of them that came here with plenty
of money to build a home, were un
able to do bo because It was not even
possible to find a place to board un
til a residence could be erected.
One would get the impression now,
if he were to take a drive or walk
around the city, that the people had
finally been awakened to tho fact
that houses had to be built and at
once. They are In course of con
struction in every corner of the city,
out in the very edge, among the vir
gin timber, which Is only being re
moved enough to allow the buildings
to go up, and again in the heart of
the city where there is only room
between the residences already built
to place a dwelling.
In addition to the many residences
that are in course of construction
and many more that will be started
In the near future, there are several
business houses being erected and
some that will be commenced In the
Immediate future. Several that have
already been planned, such as the
two story brick bank building at the
corner of First and Broadway, the
new brick bank and office building
to be erected at the cprner of Front
and A street by Messers Flanagan
and Bennett, and the two Btory brick
building to be erected at the corner
of First and A street by Anson Rog
ers.have not been started yet, solely
on account of the fact that the new
brick plants that are under course
of construction are not yet ready to
produce tho material with which to
build.
Not only will the buildings men
tioned be erected just as soon as the
brick plants are In operation, but
there will be many more that will be
commenced in the near future when
brick making becomes a reality on
Coos Bay Instead of a far away
Cures Coughs, Colds,
and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption yellow packaob
Addition to Marshfield
Will
jhidIic
t
Jfohn
BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED
Bank building at corner of
First and Broadway.
Flanagan and Bennett bank
at Front onrt A.
Anson Roger's building at
First and A.
Grimes block, opposite Times
building.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Going Furniture store on
Front street.
O'Connel building nt Second
and A street.
Gow Why building on First
street.
JUST FINISHED
F. A. Sacchi building.
Johnson building.
Stewart and Mitchell busl-
ness house.
RESIDENCES
Eighteen residences nre now
under construction in Marsh-
field.
dream as it has been In the past.
Big Building.
Mr. Grimes, a capitalist of Guthrie,
Oklahoma, who is heavily interested
on the bay and who will be In the
city in a short while, will probably
erect a. fine brick business house
on First street directly opposite the
Times building. He is one of many
that will do this during the coming
summer.
Some Others.
Among the many buildings that
are under course of construction at
present and will bo completed soon
the following may be mentioned:
E. C. Going building on Front
street, which has been mentioned In
these columns several times, is fast
nearlng completion and will, when
finished, be one of the finest build
ings for Its purpose in the city. Mr.
Going will have It stocked with the
best and most complete line of fur
niture to be found on the bay in the
very near future.
Eugene O'Connell has recently let
the contract for the erection of a
fine, large two story business block
to be erected at the corner of A and
Second streets.on which active work
will begin at once. This building
represents an outlay of several thous
and dollars and will undoubtedly be
a great credit not only to this city
at the present time but for years to
come, as Mr. O'Connell is known to
be a man who never does things by
Croup, La Grippe, Asthma,
West Bilnkeii
be p
rented to.
aboqb May
W. Flariagan
General Agent
halves, but does them In the best
possible manner at all times.
The business house being built by
Gow Why on First street will bo
ready for occupancy In the near
future and will be in use just as soon
as it Is possible to get it sufficiently
completed to allow a business firm
to move in. The second floor of this
building will be used for living pur
poses. The firm of Stewart and Mitchell
has but recently finished the erection
of a fine business house, the lower
floor of which is being used by the
firm In which to carry on their rapid
ly increasing business, which made
it necessary for the construction of
the building, while the second floor
Is being used as a dwolllng.
F. A. Sacchl's new store building
Is all complete now and is occupied
with the exception of one of the store
rooms on the first floor which will
soon be housing one of the tailor
firms of the city. The second floor
of this building is occupied by fami
lies. The Johnson building recently
erected Is occupied, the second floor
by families and the first floor by two
business firms.
In addition to the business houses
above mentioned there are a great
many dwellings in course of construc
tion among which the following have
been noticed.
Building Three.
Wilson and Thomas have the con
tract for the erection of three cot
tages at the corner of Washington
and Sheridan, for D. L. Rood. One
is partly built now. Work has been
suspended on account of a lack of
lumber. Mr. Rood is furnishing the
lumber which he Is having shipped
In from the Coqullle valley.
The cottages are one and a half
stories high containing about five to
six rooms and will be modern. The
contract calls for their completion
not later than the first of June. They
are to be rented when finished.
One Is Ready.
James Baines has one of the four
residences he is having built on Sher
idan, about finished. Wilson and
Thomas are contractors for these
dwellings. The one now in course of
construction is a Btory and a half,
seven room modern dwelling, with
a basement under the entire build
ing. It will cost about $1,250 and
will be for rent when finished. Had
It not been for the trouble In getting
lumber, Mr. Wilson states, the resi
dence would be almost completed at
this time. -
The rest of the lot of houses will
be built just as soon as the contract
ors can get at It.
Lets Contract.
F. C. Birch hab let the contract
for a nice dwelling, to cost in the
neighborhood of $6,000. It will be
erected at once. The building will
be a five room cottage, modern In
every particular, and will be put up
In the best possible manner. The
floors and walls will be double, and
Instead of the ordinary Interior fin
ish, it will be plastered. This is sel
dom done in the building of houses
on the bay, but Mr. Birch is of the
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G. 6 C. MERRIAKfCO.,
Publishers, Sjlrlnaflold, Mas.
EQGS
can furnum the following
Thoroughurea Eggs at
$2.00 iter Setting
Rhode Island Reds
Barred Mymouth Rocks
White Leghorns
Pekin Duiks
JOHN W. FLANAGAN
Send in youVbrdcre Now
Eggs Shipped anywhere in the
county.
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
MARSHFIELD. OREGON.
Capital Subscribed WO.000
Capital raitfyt'p (40,000
Undivided TibOU (35,000
Bo a general banking buslneci and draws
ou the DanlToI Caluarqla, San Francisco
Call!., First National Bank Portland Or., Finl
National Bank, Rebefurg, Or, Hanover Na
tional Bank, New Ybrk, N. II. Itotbonlld A
Son, London, Ehglan
Also sell chango on nearly all the principal
cities of Europe, iv
Accounts kept BUbJtecrjp check, sale deposit
lockboxes (or rent Tit A, cents a month ot
$5. a year. KA
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
STEAM)
FLYER
M. P. Penoer.grass, Muter
TIME TABLE.
Leaves Maflshfleld 7:30, &:00,
and 10:30 a.Vn., and 1:00, 2:30
and 4:00 p.
Leaves North Bend at 8:15,
9:45 and 11:15 a. m and 1:45,
3:15 and 5:00. m.
Makes dally trips except Sun
days. Fare:"tVpne way, 15
cents; round trip, 25 cents.
W. A. J1ARINQ
Dealer in Puto Cream Milk
and Buttermi. Free de
livery to all parts of the city.
North Bend, - Oregon
Now Ready
.HOTEL OREGON
New and '. lodern
Sample Rooms i a Connection
NORTH gKD, ORE
Try the
Marshfield Hotel
Home Cooking, Good Beds
Rates Board and Lodging $5 per
week; per day, $1; Meala 25c.
Pull
BELL
CORD
Wet Your Whlslle Then Blow
J. R. HERRON, Prop.
Front Street, J ' t jiWshlleld, Oregon
Sank at mjntt
Capital Btnrl fulltj pattup
sn.nnn.
ffranaarta a nrrral Sankutn.
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and Navigation lo.
TRAIN SCHSWULE NO. 2.
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In Ertecttfaniuiry li 1007.
All previous chedules are Void.
Subject to change without notice.
V. S. Chamllor, manager; F. A.
Lalse, freightagont: general offices,
Marshfield, Oregon.
No. 1.
Trains.
Daily
Except Sunday.
Stations.
Leave 9:00. m.(Marshfleld.
9:30. m.B. H. Junction.
9:45 ;.. m.jcoqullle.
Arrive 10:3ota.m.Myrtle Folnt.
No. 2.
1
Dally I
Except Sundajr.
Leave 10:45 a. m.Myrt!e Point.
10:30 a. miCoqunie.
12:00 m. B. H. Junction.
Arrive 12:S0p.m.MpBnneta.
.! i i -.111 oiin nn riailv
special orders. Trains lof and from
Beaver Hill dally.
SKATING
RINK
Announcements:
Open afternoon and even
ings, 2 to 5 apd 7 to 10,
week days only.
Prices:
25 cents for use of Rink
alratpa
15 cents for
those using
their own s
cates.
10 cents admission to
1
Gentlemon
pvenings.
Special attention given to
beginners evujry after
noon.
Best of order always main
tained.
Nslson Ir.on Works
F. E. NELSON. Prop.
..
V
We repair alf kinds ol Machinery,
Steam and Gas Engines, Guns and Bi
cycles. Best of yrk our Specialty. : :
We manufacture Gaetlngs In Iron and
Bronze for SairiMllls and Logging
Camps. Wcmakehe best Sheaes and
Road Spools for Loggers. : : :
TELEPHONE
MARSHFIELD,
OREGON
F. H. BRJGHAM
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
Plans and
specifications
made for a
11 classes of
buildings.
North Bend,
Oregon
PHONEV5.U
MASTERS SMcLAIN
Marshfield andl North Henil
CONTRACTORS FOR
Wood and stone Block pavements,
macadam and plnk streets, pow
er and water mains, cement aide
walks and eurba.mlain ami rein
forced concretftforbuihlnn;. foun
dations ami retaining walls.
Fire proofing and a-phalt roofing
Crushed roeksand building stone.
Grading and excavating.
Steam Dtyc Works
C Street
Ladies'andGenfi'gttri entHiliMtn
ed ornlyed.
Philip Becker, Proprietoi.
noon.
tained. i
I D L: Av;ery, I
I Manager I
ite a g amMiiwiuLiLaBBamaB
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Business Directory
Doctors.
E. E. STRAW, M. D.
mivamr an a vn RT!tHyWu
I)iscaHC8 of the Eye, Eir, Nose
and Xhroat a speoinlty. &'
Mil.. ! T L lt.ti.ll II
Uince in i-iocii-iiurii a fltwiuing.
Marshfield, jf Oregon
DR. HAYDON
OOm oppotlt PnJon For
are Store, TTnar,
lo Jo xi ana iw
8pwiU attention paid to
uhhifT 1 ttlgestlv or
0. K-Fenrton examiner
o the rtta
Oregon
Marshfield,
DR. 3. W. INGRAM,
PfajrsidaHjknd Snrgcon.
OfflM over Sengptackea'a Dm store.
Phones OfflooW621; roefdence 7a.
B. M. RICHARDSON,
riiysloujn and Burgeon.
Diseases ol fyo, ear, noeo and threat
a specialty.!
OiBcejin Eldorado Block.
Lawyers.
B. L. C.JfARRIN.
"Attorncyat-Law.
City Attorney. Deputy Dlst. Att'jr.
Lockhari Building. Marshfleld, Ore.
Phone 44.
J. M. WTON,
Attoraey-at-Lnw.
Marshfield. - Oregon.
J. W. JENNKTT.
Offlci oyer Flanagan & Benett
Bank.
Marshfttld,
I
Oregon.
c. p. Mcknight,
Attorney-A t-Iw.
Upstalnl, Bennett & Walter block
MarahQeid, - Oregon.
J. W. 8NOVER
Attorncy-nt-Law
Offlpe: Rogers building
Marshfield: Oregon
COKE & COKE,
Atorney-at-Law.
Marshfleld.
Oregon.
PIXLEY & MAYBEE,
Attorncys-at-lrfiw.
Office ove,r Myers' Store.
1
Phone 701
North Bend, Ore.
Real Estfete Acents.
DIER IiAND COMPANY
Real Estate .Brokers
North Bend, ... Oregon.
Ready to showSpring Millinery
CLARKE
Broadwaand "0" Streets
Correct Millinery
Smart shapesrand tasteful trimming
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Perfect Style
.
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