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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1908)
P ? --t " w-"pw .!- -aT 'y-''' i ' tf -r- v (jr-H rJWjm?" .VWfc-M!!, jft WMLI.iWMMraakiflifckJL'ia U . ui&&aJmmiSSaiMZ. THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1908. 8-s--s-s--K--ra & HARVEY'S GOIN i i t nnouncement i :: t :: i it t the largest line of Toys that has ever been carried on Coos Bay. jwMir.'UgjiiMMr rfBBBKWHwPfrWWHBff'WWWIHWWIMI'gWW'M't grrtt I i m i S i if 19 B III 1 i a i II n ! Christi 71 1 V B-aEaBHM--K A TTidTH In 1 1 I We have on hand fe ii IP ? H iv a 11 I Toys for children if I yourselves at home. 11 I Santa Clans will then H wj J - - ,-. ... its m I I t have the Largest . i - I n ' r B a f B 1 a R 7fl 11 a VO - fci , a .y 1 For Father II I Wholesale and XHP ! II I Retail 1 llJLf a from one year to twelve. Bring yottr boys and girls with you, make See what they take a fancy to, then get it for them on the quiet. gladden their hearts to the fullest extent. Don't forget that we also Line of Sensible . Gifts for grown folks. c ei For Mother f It For Sister tppjft For Brother and ? GOING HARVEY CO YOU FURNISH THE GIRL- Wholesale and Retail WE FURNISH THE HOUSE Inc. NOTE Toys will be on display by Wednesday, December 9th, ? wtttt,tt.tt.tt.tt.tt.a.tt.tt.8.8.8-8- LOSES REASON WHILE HEBE UUHKKA WILLITS OF JUNCTION' CITV, OKK., SUDDKXLY UK CO.MKS DKMKXTK1) AV1KM3 IX JIOTKL. Miss Eureka Willits, whose pa rents reside at Junction City, Ore., arrived in Marshfield this week over the Drain stage line. She suddenly became demented while at the Blan co hotel and had to be taken to the State hospital for the insane at Salem today. She left in the care of a nurse on the Breakwater. Miss Willits is about thirty years old and apparently well educated. Slio came here, as near as could b learned upon the advice of a friend named Smith. The latter met her at the hotel. He was not known to the management of the hotel. Who-i it was discovered that she was derang ed, the hotel manager Ins'ntert that ho look after her which he did. Finally, her parents were commu nicated with and they ordered her cared for at their expense, it is stat ed that they will meet her In Port land. -Vhother the strenuous stage trip liere caused a nervous breakdown or not, tho physicians were unable to determine. She did not grow violent but suf fered from strange hallucinations. NORTH BEND NEWS T. W. Rennie has the contract of replanking the city wharf. The work will be completed next week. Manager Allen of the North Bend mill says that he has the new mm running so that he can clip off 90, 000 feet a day. Every saw mill is operating full handed. The North Bend Lumber Company have several months' cut- jsideration, $475 ting on one order. Mr. McCord, of the Coos Bay Lum ber and Coal Company is here straightening up the affairs of the Larson Timber Company. 13, containing 1 acre. Considera tion, ?10.00. December 2, 190S. U. S. of A. to Mat Klokus, patent. Lots 3 and 4 and SWVi of NW sec 5, and SE of NEft, sec C, twp 25, R 12. J. W. Bennett et ux, to L. F. Lot 12, Blk. 9, East Crouch, deed. N of , SV or inv, sec in ana bi-V4 oi 'i, sec 14, twp 24, R 13. Cons.deration, $1.00. M. B. Zimmer et ux, to Albert B. Lots Taylor, deed. Lots 1 and 2, blk 2 . Idaho addition to North Bend. Con 'sideratlon, $230. H. Sengstacken et ux, to Henry A. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Daily Real Estate Report Furnished Uy Title Guarantee and Abstract Co. Henry Scngstaclcen, November 14, 1908. East Marshfield Land Co., to D. N. Hannas; deed Marshfield. Con. $192.50. November 28, 190S. Simpson Lumber Co., to Poseidon i Lodge, No. 95, K. of P., deed. 1 and 2, blk 39, North Bend. J'l. Iliscox, the manager of the Box factory, is getting everything in readiness to start up with a full force after the first of the year. The boiler plant for tho new elec tric light plant at Porter is about completed. This plant is supposed to develop S00 horse power when in operation. M. M. Johnson who is figuring on an electric road from Roseburg to Coos Bpy was on a still hunt in North Bend yesterday. He looked the sit uation over thoroughly. Tho painters aro busy on Grann's new structure. Tho buildllng will bo completed next month. It is a three story building fronting on Sher man avenuo between Washington and Virginia avenue. XOTICK TO THi: I'l'lllJC AVo have been informed that tho local inorchnnts have formed a com blno and will boycott any wholesale house that sells to us. Wo intended buying a great deal of our goods from tho local whole-. Balo firms and keeping tho money In Marshfield, but. under tho clrcum stancos, wo will bo compelled to send away for all of our stock. Do not wait until you aro completely out of anything before ordorlng, as Mm nro two boats a wook, from i Portland, so it will not bo but a fowl 1909. Tho committee starts on Its .!,. . nv tin, until wo can havoi labors Monday. UHJ 9 V ... , t The Sash and Door Factory people are constructing additional wharfage and a warehouro to take care of their increasing business. They have been cramped for room the past six months. A commltteo of twenty wns ap pointed at last Thursday's meeting of tho North Bond Chamber of Com morco to ennvass the city 'for funds for boosting purposes for tho year E. G. Flanagan et ux, to Emel sengstacken, deed. Lot 4, blk 20, Ogren, deed. Lots 7 and 8, blk C, Sengstacken addition to Marshfield. West Bunker Hill addition to Marsh- Consideration, $1.00 field. Consideration, $10.00. : . ! November 30, 1908. A. E. Seaman et ux, to Wm. M. Woods, deed. Lots 21, 23 and 25, Evergreen Terrace. Consideration, $10.00. Coos Bay Townslte Co., to John "Manfolk, deed. Lot 15, blk 46, Coos Bay. Consideration, $35. Flanagan Estate et al, to Albert Hay et al, deed. Lot 25, blk ?, West i Bunker Hill addition to Marshfield. W. C. Weaver et ux, to Chas. D. Consideration, ?iu.uu. Baldwin, deed. Parcel of land be- December 3, 1908. ginning at SE corner of NB " of chas lS'orrls to Wm- GrImes: deed SEK. sec 12, twp 2G, R 13, contain- ,SW of NV, NW Y of SW4, ing G.S4 acres. Consideration, $10. Sec. 21; NV ofSEVi.SEi ofNB, December 1. 1908. Sec. 20, Twp. 23, R. 12; Lot 9, Blk. Albert Seelig, to Ray TIbbits, deed. ', 20, Lakeside. Con. $10. Lots 15 and 1G, blk 8, Bunker Hill Madison L. Talbot to Frank Talbot, addition to Marshfield. Consldera- deed. S of SEi of SB. Sec. 15, tion, $400. ' Twp. 2G, R. 14. Con. $5. n Tnhn Htnstrnm Pt ux. to Chas.1 G. D. Palmer et ux, to Amos D. F. Hagqulst, deed. Parcel of land beginning 235 ft. N of Y corner. b- Herr; deed. Lots 10, 11 and 12, Blk. 8, Graves Add. to Marshfield. tween Sees. 27 and 34, twp 25, R Con. $500.00. tt-tt-tt-n-tt--:::wt-tt-8-8--8---H-8- ------ i anything you want In our line. Thanking you for any buslnos you may favor us with, wo rotnaln Yours truly, RIEBE WHOLESALE CO. Bettor send this paper to a frlond Tho sale of HIGH GRAPH TAI r.OKKI) SUITS AXO CLOAKS at tho Ladles Emporium will COXTIXUK for ono wook. WHEAT $2.00 at Haines. i u t t t: :: t K n i :: - t tz i :: t tt i tt t :: i ;: i i tt Be I Protected ainst Burglars Let us show you our line of 1VER-JOHXSOX, SMITH WESSON AND COLT R.EVOLVER.S OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST AX1) YOU KXOW THE QUAL ITY OF THESE GOODS. iard n i tt tt i tt c it i :: i n tt tt i :; i u i i :: t tt i ware ?i n Our leather goods line offers the most desirable se lections. The line is strictly up-to-date, handsome, of high quality and moderate priced, For instance, we have a dozen different designs of leather hand bags, just the thing that every woman matron or maiden needs daily and desires, Some are nearly plain and others have artistic designs in raised and burned figures, The artistic work does not detract from their durability as they are manu factured from the highest grade leather, Prices Range at $4, $5, $5.25 For man, woman and maiden, our line of leather covers for sofa cushions and pillows affords some most desirab'e presents, They are of a high grade leather, and artHically designed in raised figures, Nothing will add to the attractiveness of a "cozy mmer" or "den" so much as one or two of them, With leather faces and backs, they will last for years and there is no danger of their becoming soiled or getting out of shape like the cloth cushions do, A Real Bargain in These The reason we suggest these is that they can be conveniently sent to any point without danger of their being damaged in transit, We have some handsome things in brass, China and cut glass that are h'st the things for desirable and useful Christmas gifts, L0CKHART & PARSONS DRUG COMPANY "The Busy Corner" Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. -a----8--K-8'"-8--t:---K-R-n-;J-Jt"ttn',':,n":,"n ( :: I t tt I I a I it I t it :: i t a a tt I n i tt t :: t :: tt t i tt t ( tt -3 J'"iw Mai i ii i i i nfi iafcr m i - '!'' fc'.'.W -'V'1!1 hwr ultem-"-,- hmjw
