THE DAILY COOS BAY T1MIS, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1907.
LAND CONTEST EVIDENCE
HEARD BY SWANTON
E. R. STEVENS HAULS
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LUMBER FOR HOME
Evidence In the land contest
wherein John Weiser appeared with
the hope of sustaining his claims tc
the south half of the northeast quar
ter and the north half of the south
cast quarter of 'section 10, township
25, was taken yesterday by Dcnuct
Swanton, and will be forwarded to
the land ofTlec at Itoscburg. The
witnesses for the defendant were:
Iver J. Peterson and Jorden
Schapers. Olaf Peterson !s the
man defending the title to the land.
REMOVING RAILS TO
BANDON FOR JETTY
"William Wakefield, of the firm ol
Jacobson & Wakefield, who are put
ting in the new Jetty at Bandon, was
here this week to remove the rails
from the government pier at the en
trance to Coos Bay, for removal to
Bandon. There were two scow loads
of the rails which are now at the
Southern Pacific depot waiting ship
ment to Cedar Point, and transfer
at that place to boats bound for
Bandon.
E. R. Stpvens, "who lately bargain
ed for lumber with which to build a
home In Forndale, commenced haul
ing his material to the site yester
day. The new home will bo a six-
room cottage and wfll bo completed
within a short time.
SEALS IN BAY INDICATE
SALMON SEASON IS ON
Parties who were out' towards the
entrance to the bay yesterday report
hundreds of seal within the bar
This is said by old timers to indicate
the opening of the salmon season,
since the seal Is always alert when
the salmon commence to run for
fresh water.
SHOULD MEET ON
DIFFERENT DATES
There is a belief that the meetings
of the North Bend and Marshfleld
Chambers of Commerce would ob
tain better results If they were held
on different evenings, Instead of both
on Friday nights, as is now the rule.
Such an arrangement would give the
members In eacli of the cities oppor
tunity to visit the neighboring meet
ings and thus, through affiliation, be
come bteter acquainted with each
other and with the ueods of the bay
country.
LAWHORNE PRODUCES
GRAVENSTEIN APPLE
Roy Lawhorne has an apple car
toon in the Chamber of Commerce
window which attracted conslderabla
attention yesterday. The greatness
of the Gravensteln is shown by the
cartoon, wherein a small man Is car
rying an apple several times his size.
Lawhorne Is a handy man with the
pen and his fame will sooner or later
attract attention outside of the Coos
Bay country.
BLACKBERRIES AND
GREEN CORN IN MARKET
Green corn and blackberries came
Into market the forepart of this
week, and the supply has been sulll
cient for all purposes. Corn sells at
25 cents per dozen ears, and black
berries, three boxes for 25 cents.
These come from Coos river, as does
most of the green stuff now in market.
SUIT OF CAPT. EDWARDS
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
The case of Capt. C. E. Edwardi
against the North Bend Condeiiiory,
called yesterday for trial before Jus
tice Pcnnock, was settled out ol
court to the satisfaction of all par
ties. The case was brought by Capt.
Edwards for recovery of charges lor
transportation of milk.
TO ARRANGE FOR A
SUMMER RESIDENCE
George Stolz, C. M. Rhodes and T.
I. Lewis will go to Ten Mile this af
ternoon for a two days' stay. Mr.
Lewis will complete arrangements
for the erection of his new house on
Black creek.
DR. MINGUS AND ALBERT
MATSON RETURN HOME
Dr. Everett Mlugus and J. A. Mat
son returned yesterday from a
week's trip to Ton Mile. They paid
tittle attention to hunting but en
Joyed a re3t and caught all the lake
-rout they cared to eat.
If you want to sell any old
thing see Mickey, the Second Hand
nan, in Nortn Bend.
Today Hot chicken at Davis &
Davis".
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Have iid
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me by
E. R.. COLGAN,
Successor to Colgan &. Gallup.
Phone 1081.
WILL NOT RETURN UNTIL
DEER IS SLAUGHTERED
Dr. K. E. Straw, Ivy Condron, Will
Ford and Mr. Chas. A. Doubell, ol
the Union Iron Works, of San Fran
cisco, loft for an extended hunting
trip to the Gould neighborhood, and
will be absent for over a week. The
parties said boforo they left that the
friends need not expect to see them
In Marshfleld until some one of the
party lands a deer.
REPAIRS ON ALLIANCE
WILL REQUIRE 10 DAYS
Mr. L. W. Shaw, agent of the
steamer Alliance, was seen yester
day and asked what news he had
from tho damaged vessel. Mr. Shaw
wilil ho had been advised by the
Portland agent of tho boat that the
repairs would likely not require
more- than ton days, if as many.
This Is certainly good news for the
bay, since this Is the really heavy
part of tho season In passenger
traffic.
BONITA
and
NORTH BEND
FASTEST )cats
on ths Bpv
Half Hour Schedule
Rill- Hotwi'i'ii MTursIifield tiitl North
IScnd Mnrte in It! Minutes.
SYiviiie Jjnu:1i'i;;i.
Fare: Oneway, l"r,; r.ii'd trip, Mv.
J. A. O'KSIjLY, Proprietor.
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ROBERT MARSDEN HAS
A NEW MANAGER
Robert Marsden has placed in
chnrgo of his wholesale- liquor liouso,
Mr. Jack Rico, of Tennessee, a gen
tleman born and bred in this time
of notlvo business. Ho Is a genial
Kontlomnn on all occasions and will
bo pleased to meet all old customers
and now patroim of tho business.
0. A. C. REPRESENTATIVE
VISITING ON COOS BAY
L. B. Baldwin, representing tho
Oregon Agricultural College of Cor
vallls, is in Marshfleld, soliciting stu
dents for that Institution, gathering
data, and finding what bchoota of
this section can be placed on tho ac
credited list for -idmlbslou of iheir
Htudonts to tho college.
S TEAMED FLYER
M. P. Pendersrcss, Master
and 10:30 a. m., and 1:00, 2:S0
and -1:00 p. m.J ft,'
Leaves Nortn l'nd at S:15,
9:45 and ll:lm.,Und 1:45,
3:15 and SiOOV m.
Makes daily trips oxcopt Sun
days. Faro: One way, 15
cents; round trip, 25 cents.
TIME TABLE.
Loaves Marshfleld 7:30, 9:00,
Banl
of Oregon
Capital Stok ully paid up
$50,000 Vrs
Transacts a bfciVraT Banking
Business
Nnrth Bend.
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NEW HOMES GOING
UP IN BUNKER HILL
August Frlzeon has ordered lum
ber for tho first of three cottages In
Bunker IIIH addition. That section
of the suburban surroundings Is
building up fast, ami other territory
near there is building as fnst. At
Hay Park, Flagstnff and Mllllngton,
now homes are going up every day
and tho real estate activity in theso
places Is marked.
W. A. HARING D
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Dealer in Iiirojlfrauii Milk
and Tluttonliinc.l Kreo do
livery to all par
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thlorliio city.
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Get It For Her
Electric Flat
, Save her time
Save her health
Save her weary steps
Save you money
Save you clothe
Save her temper I
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The very best arc liiadc
lean Electric HeiterCo. and the
General Electric OK.Wo have them
on hand now.. .A largo number arc
already in use in Marshfleld and if
you want to know whether they are
a Miccess or not ask any woman who
owns one.
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of
Electric Co.
Marshfield and North Be::d.
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IMPORTED, UR.VXDMCS, filXS
and .WHISKIES. Also for family
trade a choice lino of the celebrated J
Castleivood.
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Old Hickory, Yellowstone and Ca-
nndlan Club Whiskies; also vor-
mouths and cordials.
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