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THE DAILY COOS DAY TIMES. MARSHPIELD, OKEGOX, WEDXESDAY. MAY 20
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FIIKD PAULEY, Emtoii.
HEX LAIKJE, 13l'sim-s MANAmnt.
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vill be lUt..iblicnn in pilitics, with the
independence of which l'l evident lloose
volt is the lending exponent.
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A idrest all rniniwuucntioiia to
COOS iw times
Mr.rshfield, Orcjon.
From the People
To the Editor:
Must the people of Marshfield con
tinue to sufter insult because it fnl'3
to their lot to return from a visit t
North Bend during the evening hour
on one of the public carriers the
launches?
Last evening the writer, in com-,
pany with two ladles yrell known in
Marshfield society, while returning
home on one of the launches were
subjected to tho grossest insult3 by
none other than one of the officers of
the launch, who not being on duty
at the time and in an intoxicated
condition seemed to take a peculiar
delight in makjng himself geneialh
obnoxious, in company with some
companions of a like character. Ob
jectionable language was indulged In,
and because tho writer declined to
engage In a drunken brawl on the
"boat and thus endanger the lives of
those whom ho sought to protec.
tho Indies were obliged to submit to
Ills continued abuse until a landing
was made, when, like all of his cow
ardly class, he sneaked off to escape
tho trouncing he so well deserved.
Nor is this an unusual occurrence,
for the wiiter, upon making inquiry,
found that those who are obliged to
travel on this public carrier durlps;
the evening hour, are frequently sub
jected to these annoying and humi
liating experiences.
Why should this condition of af
fairs continue? If the management
of the bont in question will not place
men in chargo who will endeavor
to preserve oidor Instead of openly
Insulting their own patrons, the facts
ean be reported to the inspectors at
Portland and have their licenses re
voked. Tho writer will take par
ticular pains to do this In the present
instanco and lessen to some etont
this nefarious nuisance.
W. A. R.
Marshfield. May 28.
teen (14), Range three (3), Sections
nine (9), ten (10), thirteen (13),
fourteen (11), fifteen (15), sixteen
(1G), and nineteen (19) to thirtj
slx (3G), both Inclusive; all Town
ships fifteen (15) nnd sixteen (1G),
Range three (3); in Township seven
teen (17), Range three (3), Sec
tions nineteen (19), twenty (20),
twenty-one (21), 'twenty-two- (22),
twenty-seven (27) to thirty-four
(34), both inclusive: in T6wnship
thiity-two (32), Range three (3),
Sections three (3) and four (4); in
Township thirty-four (34), Range
three (3), Sections seven (7), fif
teen (15) to twenty-tin ee (23), both
Inclusive, twenty-nine (29) to thiity
three (33), both inclusive; in Town
ship thirty-live (35), Range three
(3), Sections three (3) to eleven
(11), both inclusive, fifteen (15) to
twenty-three (23), both inclusive,
twenty-five (23) to thirty-six (3G),
both inclusive; all Township thirty
six (3G), Range three (3); in Town
ship thirty-eight (3S), Range three
(3), Sections seen (7), nineteen
(19), thirty-one (31), thirty-live
(33) and thirty-six (30); in Town
ship thirty-eight (38), Range four
(4), Sections thirty (30) and thirty
one (31); all Township thiity-nine
(39), Range live (5); all South and
East; in Township thirty-two (32),
Range one (1), Sections thirty-one
(31) and thirty-thiee (33); in Town
ship twenty-seven (27), Range two
(2), Sections ono (1) to six (G), both
inclusive; all Township twenty-five
(25), Range three (3); all South and
West; Williamette Meridian, Ore
gon. Warning is hereby expressly
given that no person will be per
mitted to gain or exercise any right
whatever under any settlement or
occupation begun prior to July 27,
1907, and all such settlement or oc
cupation Is hereby forbidden.
R. A. BALLINGER, Commissioner.
Approved:
THOS. RYAN,
Acting Secretary of the Interior.
M. B. A.
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OPENING OF NEW
Wc have enlarged our store room and placed in
stock a fine line of Dry Goods and Shoes. We arc
Agents for tjic Famous Packard.
REWARD
For information of Patrick Mahon
and John Mahon (or Mc.) Two
brothers who came from Ireland tn
Canada, loft Canada for the West In
the early fifties. They were inter
ested in coal mining. A reward will
be paid for information of them dur
ing lif or place of residence tt time
of death, of one or both. Address
John Mahon, G10 North Jackson avo.,
Clinton, 111. 5-29-1
Gasoline Boat
DISPATCH
Marshiield to Bs.y City
SHOES FOR
Julia.
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NNISH CO -OPERATIVE
PUBLIC LANDS
MNIK.ll.J
Notlco of Restoration of Public
Lands to Settlement nnd Entry. De
pal tnient of the Interior, General
Land Office, Washington, D. C, May
11, 1907. Notice is hereby given
that tho vacant public lauds In the
following described nieas, temporar
ily withdiawn on January 24, 1907,
for a proposed addition to tho Cas
rado National Forest, Oregon, and
not otherwiso reserved, withdrawn,
or appiopriated, will by authority of
tho Secretary of tho Interior bo re
stored to the public domain on July
27, 1907, and become subject to set
tlement on and after that tlato, but
not to ontry, filing and selection until
ou and after Augiibt 2G, 1907, under
tho usual restrictions, at, tho United
States Land Oillco it Rosoburg, Ore
gon: In Township thirty-two (32),
Range ono (1), Sections six (G),
seven (7), thiitoon (13), fifteen
(15), to thlrty-uK (3G), both inclu
sive; in Township fourteen (11),
RaiiRO two (2), Sections threo (3)
to niue 19), both Inclusive, Section
thlrteon (13), Sections sixteen (1G)
to twenty (20), both inclusive, twon-tj-tluee
(23) to thlit-slx (3G), both
iucliMlve; all Township fifteen (15),
Range two (2); in Township thirty
two (82), Rango two (2), Sections
nluetoen (19), twonty (20), twonty
lle (35), twenty-six (20), and
tweuty-nlue (29) to thirty-six (3G),
oth Inclusive; iu Township thlrtj
fuur (4)(, Range two (2), Soo
tlous four (1), live (5), six (C).
n 17). ulueteen (19), twenty
nine (3D), thirty (30). thlrtj-one
'it), thlro-two (3'!), thirty-three
"3). thlrtj-nve (? aud thlrty-slx
J0), all rownshlp thirtv-oli-ht (3 si
Itni twu (2), in Township four-
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A "nice line of
Postal Cards aid Bound Books
NORTON & HANSEN
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WILSON & IH0MAS
Contractors and Builders
Oflice fixtures n specinlty. Store Fronts, Counters
Shelving. Lot us work out your plan. Sue u& )e.
foie building.
Sliop opposite Bear's Livery
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Stable, North Front Street
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MAKSDEN'S COOS BAY BOTTLING WORKS
ROYAL SELECT GAMBRINUS BOTTLED BEER
BottIed m
Quarts, Pints and One Half Pints.
Phone Orders promptly attended to.
Phone 481.
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umj .f mum, HmjjiCToujjijjuMimaU'PH" whu v n-nirmMii
Efr&cEBiLiigjaan
The Steamer
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F. PLANT
Sails for San Francisco Saturday, May II
F.S DOW Agent
MARSHFIELD, : : : OREGON
FARE lO cents
Robert Kruger
Leaves Marshfield at.
Smith's Dock
I
KH .. KKY TheS
Our increasing trade de
mand that we secure more
help. It has cost us money
but we have secured the
most skilled workmen on the
coast. Wc are- now pre
pared to take in all kinds of
repair work and insure dur
ability and beauty of finish.
We parry the Largest line
of Covers in Coos County.
Coos Bay Bedding &
Upholstery Co.
North Front Street
MARSHFIELD, OREGON
GET RID -OF YOUR F
LEAS
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::vm.9i,ii.uMiiKKa -i.-;. ..jjju.i-jji-.m
finr
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Why be annoyed with
this pest when I will visit
your home or room on request
and destroy all Fleas with
oerfect certatntv. F1m
C vtoi'nKnofrtv fn ci 4- -...
(ylMplace of business lAr-ty
Gow Why Blk. Cor. Broadway & B. Sts.
F. W. REEBER
Banking" Favors
And courteous treatment are tho undisputed right
of every depositor in this hank there are any
number of them willing to testify to these facts.
Can you not add your name to our list? Informa
tion cheerfully given by every officer and director
of tho bank.
First National Bank of Coos Bay
JOHN S. COKK, President
O. B. HINSDALE, Vice-President
XV. S. MolTARLAND, Cashier
mUW y-JUTfrTrTlTwrMT,., ,.-,,- i 'v
teamer
BREAKWATER
Sails for San Fran6isc
1 8th, at 3 p. m.
For freight and passade apply to C. F. Mc-
COLLUM.
Steamed
Front? Street
SEE US FOR .
Front Street Business Property
We Have Something- That SfrH
Interest You
Sengstackens Addition offers the
best Values for the money.
Title Guarantee & Abstract Co.,
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
I'COOS BAY CITY
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California and Oregon Cpast Steamship Company.
lance
KELLY, ( onimanding.
SAIUKG FROM
COOS BAY to Portland and Return
GEO. D. GRAY CO., General agents,' r w. SHAAV, Agont.
&wqmxznrrT9&
ON EAST SHORE' OF BAY
Level bench land, all cleared, for business blocks
Gentel sloping, Alder covered land, for residence
lots.
Reasonable Prices Easy Terms
Also 550 acres Dairy Farm on Kentuck Inlet.
421 Market St.. San Francisco.
dftd North EskcI.
Call at our office opposite Central Hotel,
Marshfield, Ore. or call us up on phone.
Bay Townsite Company
O. C. SETHER, Pres, and Gen. Manager
IN. F. THRONE, Secretary
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Mnrahfield. Thono 441