The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 20, 1907, DAILY EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TH&DA'ltY tiOOg 6AY TlKfeS, MARstiFIElD,-OREGON, TUESDAY, frUGUST Sti, 1907,
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PERSONAL JIENTION. H
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The Steamer'
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leave nNs a. m. siiai,.
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North
Phil Krtiso of Coos Ulver was h
yesterday. t
pirpf then
Mrs. Harris of Llbby was In tills
city Monday.
,
Mrs. E. Hoilson of Coos Rlvor wtfe
Sails from Marshfield Irjrfesaay at noon.
wHli bask
111 bo cui'salo
pji sale at WSMffl
nowstanil,
nil. the iirlce.wlll bo
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RS DOWAg-ent
tlckaf: which
es you the
fth what eveji
Mrs. Gottln's returned from Coo;
MARSHFIELD,
: : : OREGON
Iliver yesterday.
Mr. nay Dowron and wife were In
this city yesterday.
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ejofi, whpre all H
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lay noiftiNierc H
canhvb a gooOVlraC
tlckctSlofore SaMfitfay
wlllbo iWhyorvedV
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Electric
poca uother
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Mr. John Conklln was
South Inlet yesterdny.
up from
Mrs. S. A. Lelby of Catching Inlet
was in this city Monday.
Fi-cd Kruso of Pleasant Valley wa3
In this city yesterday.
Billy Smith and family
from Coos River Monday.
returned
Mrs. John La3koy of Coos River
was In this city yesterday.
Mrs. J. J. Durris, of North Bond,
was In this city yesterday,
Mrs. Drews' has returned homo
from an extoncd trty north.
J. Lee Brown Is making repairs on
Ills West Marahileld residence.
Edgar Campbell and Dan Marsden
spent Sunday at Coos River.
Mr3. J. T. Collver, of Catching In
let, wa3 in this city yesterday.
R. P. Harrington has had estimates
subniited for a now residence.
Mr. Beckett returned from a busi
ness visit to Coqullle yesterday.
Mr. Handle the "Ten, Mile mer
chant was in this city yesterday.
Mr . Nordstrom, of the Lite Saving
station was in this city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Noah of Coo3
River were in this City yesterday.
Mrs. Gus Johncon of South Inlet
was a Marshileld visitor yesterday.
Misses Johanneson of the Life Sav
ing station was a Marshileld visitor
yesterday.
Tom Harvey, C. C. Goins, Joe
Denny and Hank Vclls spent Sunday
snipe shooting.
Mr. V. O. Pratt arid family and Mr.
C. 11. Marsh returned from Charles
ton Bay yesterday.
Mrs. C. W. Hes3 left for Roscburg
yesterday to bo absent for several
weeks, with friends.
Mr. Denny the Heyman-V.'eil Co.
representative 13 on the Bay making
his regular business tour.
Miss Martha Bernett returned yes
terday from Empire where sho has
been visiting the last few days.
Mi. P. Johnson, Esther Johnson
and Elmer Johnson left yesterday to
visit their relatives at Ten Mile.
J. E. Cayou has rented and opened
an offlco In the ofllce building over
Merchant brothers' general store.
Mr. E. B. Norse of Dunham-Kar-rigan
& Hague Co. dealers in hard
ware arrived in this. city from San
Kajilcscc-,esterdsCy.
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REPROOurivM
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BONITA
and
FASTEST BOATS
ON TI-lSjAY
Half Hour Schedule
Rut- llctwecn Marshncia -md Xorfh
Bend Mnde in 12 Minutes.
Prlv.Hi' Lnnilings.
Fare: One wv, loc; rouod trip, arje.
J. A. O'KELLY, Proprietor.
WANT ADS
ALL PARTS' OF THE W0R1
We use the necessary facilities for
rts of .the
nger or loss
sending money to
world; and witho
al vA
Ut 0L
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COOS BAY
Marshfield, Oregon.
LD S
$7
WANTED By Mrs. J. M Goodwill,
a few summer boarders; parties
wishing a day on Sputh Cooa river
can get dinner. Phono 20x8.
Launch Tioga loaros 8:00 a. m.
daily.
WANTED Anybody hftTlnx good?
to store call nt faylor'a Piano
House on BroadWiy, near C. street.
Largo warehouse Just completed
Terms roasonablo.
WANTED Two heavy teams to haul
piling for Plat i wharf, oa con
. tract or elx djlj&rs per day. L. D.
Kinney.
FOPv SALE Por
baking uton3ll
. no33"- care Ti
irtalJlo
ills) J
bake ovon and
ddres3 "B113I-
WANTED Dishwasher an chamber
maid, at Hotel OreWbn, North
Bend.
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A nice line of
Souvenir Postals dKMarsMield
NORTON & HANSEN
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Portland & Coos Bay S S Line
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MHAIO?
Sails for Portland and Aferoria Wery Thursday
C F. McCoIIum, Agt.
Fbone Main 34 - - - - A. St. Dock
uuy.w-iu-isMmuir:Jcr-imj.JiJi iMnaiMUMKirrTTa
WANTED Ten men to clear land on
Plat B, by tho acr L. D. Kinney.
AVAXTED A good.Iivc, energetic
boy, ho is ii)thfrnid of worlc.
Applj' to 'XiniesVonice.
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"
Airs. Morgan" of Daniels Creek
passed through this city on her way
to Ten Mile where sho will visit her
daughter Mrs. J. D. Magee.
Mesdames IVsnussen, Lightner,
Misses Lottie, Lena and Phoebe Lar
sen and Messrs. Kennedy, Lightner
Rogers spent Sunday at Pipers'
fi-eve,
Jimmy Cowan, Al. Sleep, Billy
Lynch and Nick Stambono started
out for Bandon and Curry county
yesterday whore they will spend a
week in hunting.
Mrs. J. Mills and family, Mrs.
Nagle and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Moore leave tomorrow for
"Beatty's Beach" whero they will
camp for a few weeks.
P. E. Allen and family, Howard
Savage and family, Mr. Bolt and fam
ily, Leo Brown and wife, Mrs. Bodine
and son Miss Maude Brown and Mr.
Hazen spent Sunday hucfrleberrlng.
"Billy" Cox, chief engineer of our
mly railroad in Coos county, spent
his Sunday in this city, and train dis
patcher, A. Abbot with hi3 family
enjoyed the healthiest climate on
earth at Charlston Bay.
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Mr. A. H. Powers departed for
Duluth and Minneapolis on Sunday
whero ho goes to close up business
affairs preparatory to making his per
manent home at Marshfield. Ho will
he gone for about five weeks.
Dr. Stokes, of Dallas, Texas, Is a
guest of D. Y. Stafford, having ar
rived on Sunday. These gentlemen
were formerly residents of Decatur,
Illinois, and Dr. Stokes is hero to
visit and look over tho country.
JL.
Le
A. J.
figure on yourllues, general
brick and cement work
Box 15 Marshfield Ore.
FOR SALE Eight-room houso and
lot on Mead strectfJ'ust north of
M. E. church. Prijfe, J1800, cash.
J. S; Edmunds, North Bend, or P.
L. Sumner, Marshfield, Oro. ,
WANTED Well connected, sober,
reliable yoking myn as follow law
student, evenings Address R. L.
J., Times office.
WANTED Girl bookkeeper for gen
eral merchanoia store. Address
box 209, MarsSfield, Ore.
LOST BetwcA P. A.
houso audtorner
a shiallulack p,
talnliKblank ch'c
tionarBank and al
wawf for
ofjfee.
SAnk ana al
irNtitrn Uf
FOR RENT 5-roony cottage with
bath, also 4 hoilitkeoping rooms.
Apply Times ofiie2.
LIST YOUR rooms and houses with
Hellesath's agency, 2nd and A
street. Speedy service.
WHEN YOU sell anything to a sec
ond hand man you get his price
for it when you sell it through
Hellesath's Agoncy House you get
your own price. I buy or sell
anything for you. Hellesath's
Agency & Commission Houae. 2d
and A streets
WANTED Two or four furnished
rooms for light nousoitecping. in
quire at Times, p JtUtX tii
A BARGAIN Two lots in Bandon,
ono a corner, 40 x 100 each.
Price for both, $170 net.
i-jw..i.r3zyy?Tvgana5
McPiierson Giaser Co'.
Wholesajo ljuor dealers
B Cigarsuipetfrls-tflJ" 1
1 plies. I I
1 California Wine a Specialty
I Front St., Marshfield
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PfcOPLET BUY
IN
ADDITION
WHY DO
SENGSTAG
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It is choice insMe agidence property, lots 50x100
with alleys, ia well sMjered with a good bay vfew and
prices of lots are reasonable. For particulars see
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO.
Henry Sengstacken, Manager.
There is no power so
clean, safe, flexible in ap
plication and ready for in
stant use as an electric
motor. !t is more econom
ical than steam, both in in
stalling and operating.
Your expense stops the
end your
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hl$c$!M AVegtmmntoe betwrwork nV lower prices, a
i J(iMvaf??Cfc l'iau Cftn'ue cMhvlicre. Do not order Jj
TOKmyW''jft monumontal TrafKuntil tou ha"o 'A
S SWari & Mitchell I
Gulden's new KiF- W1 r- w f. n Cw- S
C afl Broadway, &sj3jJsi fra V-Ul "Cl JU " " 00 is
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(Ann VlrRfVJn- 6 S
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I WILSON & THOMAS 1
I Contractors anduildera
Office fixtures ft specialty. Stqor Fronts, Counters,
Shelving. Let Ufl work out your plana. Seo us be
fore building.
Shop opposite Bear's Livery StaMe, North Front Street
NEW H
OUSES
FOR. SALE ON EASY TERMS
Neat and modern. Situated in North Bend
Heights. Best view oiMfe peninsula, also
vacant lots in the samrfcract Prices rea
sonable and teriT&eSsy.
WARIJ & HURD
Successors to Word & Ward.
Corner Mende and Vermont Sts.
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We beg to announce the arrival of our
new line of the David Adler & Sons
Autumn and Winter Clothing. We
do business under the motto, "T'is
better a little early than a little late"
and .therefore have ordered our new sea
son's goods so as to have them as soon
as the makers have them out and by
this method have eliminaied all the
vexatious delays caused by the conges-x
tion of shipping m the months of Sep
tember and October. If --J"'
Wo have An exclusive'! Bap!?! tho
Dnvlil A die Sons CJafrWng. Thejso
lines nro clothes cnHiratctl for their
wearing UunUlfes, their flt nnd dis
tinctive style.
V
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ROLANDSON
Sacchi Building on 2nd Street
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