The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, June 04, 1910, EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextE COOS BAYTIMEMfflsHFl! iJAIUKli; NORIS JENSEN jyiaker of Good Clothes 365 N front Street, Marshfield, Oregon (Vc also do pressing and repairing) " wim ,,mUL,i i mim m muni m mrr. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT f . L Campbell Company COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 545 Broadway South 2S2SE52SHS252SESHSHS?5aaC5SSa5a5H5aS25a512S2 STasasSEKSHS?1 STEAMER M. F. PLANT LVmHIH CAN'OT "E CURED. -" wnu Al'l'LdL'ATIONS, as wiu cannot reach the seat of the dls 'case. Catarrh is n iiini.i -.. ,,,111,, ' tional disease, and In order to euro It ?t ... Sl taKe Internal remedies. Han s Catarrli Cure is taken intern- iiij , ana acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hull'- Catarrh Curo is rot a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best Physicians In this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of tho best tnnlrs l-nnwn. combined with the best blood puri ne, ucung directly on tho mucous surfaces. Tho perfect combination of tho two Ingredients is hat produces sucirwonderful results in curing Ca tarrh. Send for testimonials free. P. J.CIIBNB Y & CO., Props. Toledo.O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation. nniiNTY court nnnnrrm&mn rnubttui ibd (Continued from Page Six.) maam Sails for San Francisco every eight days. 310. '3. .100,(1 TICKETS RESERVED UP TO THE ARRIVAL OP THE SHIP, RESERVATIONS WILL- BE CANCELLED AT THAT TIME UN- W 1ESS TICKET IS UOUUI1T. , ' F. S. Dow, Agent. Marshfiek? , Ore. MMWWSSSSHSHSHSiF ri?W jHS?.TaSH52S?. 'WSHSHSHKSHHSI 2BE525H5E5ESH iSSS?SZSiSiSiSZeSSSiSS5HSZniSS53S2Si & Portia id & Coos Bay S, S. Line S CiaaffiA fitxanlrma' env Sails from Ainswortli Dock Portland, 9 a. m., June 3, 8, 13, 18, 23, 28. Sails from Coos Bay June 5, 10, 13, g 20, 25, 30, at service of tide. Reservations will not o beheld later than noon of date of sailing, unless tick ets are purchased. ' W. F. Miller, Agt,. Phono Main 35-L auuttriuuc3C3cauuc.-ie3CLaeauvuuuc3ucac3C3C2c.- - iracacacnra wiwi-n-8-K-a-a-a-n-aB- n-n-a--a -a'a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notlco I hereby given that sealed bids tflll be received by tho under signed at the ofllec of the Coos Day Rapid Transit Company, at Plat E, North 13md, Oregon, on or before the Sth day of June, 1910, at the hour nf one o'clock P. M. of said day, for the construction of the road bed of tho Coos Bay Rapid Transit Com pany's street railway from City wharf I on Virginia Avenue, North Bend, Ore gon, to terminal at Marshfield, to gether with all spurs, side tracks and switches, according to tho profile of said roadbed which may bo seen at tho ofllco aforesaid. All bids must be accompanied with a certified check for $1,000. Tho corporation reserves the right to reject any and all bids, or to award the contract to any person, firm or corporation complying with the above conditions. By order of the Board 01 Beaver Hill Coal MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEMENT The best Domestic and Imported brands. Plaster, Lime, Brick, and all kinds of builders material. HUGH McLAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR 310 SOUTH BROADWAY PHONE 201 ---. .---.--.---.- --..- CURED HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLD A. 8. Nusbaum, Batesvllle, Indiana, writes: "Last year I suffered two or three months with a summer cold so distressing that it Interfered with my business, I had many of the symptoms of hay fever, and a doc tor's prescription did not reach my case, and I took several medicines which seemed only to aggravate It. Fortunately I insisted upon having Foley's Honey and Tar. It quickly cured me. My wife has since used Foley's Honey and Tar with the same success." Red Cross Phar macy, (John Preuss, Prop.) D R. J. W. INGRAM Physician and Surgeon. Offlce 208-20H Coos Building Phones Offlce 1621; Residence 1621 DU. A. L. nOUSEWORTH Physician and Surgeon Offices second floor of Flanagan fc Bennett Bnak Building. Offlce hours 2 to 4 p m.; 7.to 8 p. m Phone: Office. 1431; Residence. 14IJ V. BENNETT, iar H IHE HEIGHT OP CIGAR QUALITY IS ACHIEVED IN A DERBY - T - 1 . . . t i i , , Turkish Baths 210-213 Coos Building PHONfL 2 14 J No matter how long you have suf fered, Foley's Kidney Remedy will help you. Mrs. S. L. Bowen of Way ne, W. Va., writes: "I was a suf ferer from kidney disease, so that at times I could not get out of bed, and wjien I did 1 could not stand straight. I took Foley's Kldnev Remedy. One dollar bottle anl part of the second cured me entirety." It will cure you. UriD CKOSS PHARMACY. (Jo 11 Preuss., Pi op.'. CASH PAID FOR WOOL and MOHAIR C. F. McGEORGE I7H Broadway South. Marshfield Office over Fianegan & Bennett Bank. Marshfield, Or- w S. TURPEN Architect Over Chamber of Commerce G. W. DUNGAN, Undertaker Telephone: Day 105-J Undertaking Rooms Front St. North. Marshfield. Oregon. Wm. Harmon 4.60 Claude Nasburg 2.20 John Tawso 2.00 Chat Hullng 2.00 E. C. Crump 7.20 Jim Miller 3.80 W. R. Miller 3.80 William Robson 5.60 William Gaffey 2.00 Thomas Feese 5.60 W. W. Revis 5.60 John Michelbrlnk 12.20 Peter Mlckelbrink 12.20 Clarence Gould 11.20 Charles DeHuden 5.60 James Monahan '5.00 Hugh Johnson 7.40 C. E. Houser 6.60 Wm. Graham ". 2.40 Bird Nosier 2.00 S. W. Fahy 6.60 Fred McLean 5. SO Guy Drew 6.60 P. Ward 6.60 Walter Butler 5.60 Thomas Guerin 3.80 Hal Baxter 2.00 H. L. Houston 7.20 Stato vs. Nell. G. W. Stewart 7. SO S. D. Pulford 3. SO Chas. W. Hill 8.00 A. L. Buell . . 10.00 Sam Stout 5.00 L. A. Roberts 3.80 courthouse 25, Skee.s & Son, lawn fertilizer. 70 25.00 T W. II. Boyle, carpenter work. 15.75 555 ESS DIRECTORY OF REL1ABL BUSINESS HOUSES ' vn niTsrxESS MEN IN XUB FOLLOWING 18 A LIST OP RELIABLE BUSINESS . iu "" pRI0ES OR "Aiuiwiisu) WHO HANDLE GOODS THAT UA u. ""' """" PATRONWE THEM MEN WHOSE WORK MAY BE DEPENDED UPON. IT WILL PAY YOU TO PATKOM x Tn? Modern Company TTGr Wholesale 1&S9 CANDY, CRACKhRS Marshfield, Oregon CIGARS, PIPES, ETC Mother' Restaurant !' bette'' Prepared to servo yoa ban eer befcre. Comincrci.il Ale., bet. Front niul Hioailwny, Mnrsliflcld. Goto WILLEY & SCHR0EDER for Plumbing and Heating "arshfWd, Oie., Phone 773 LAST SUMMER'S SUIT M look as fresh as a spring daisy if you will let us clean and press It for you. Phone 520-X and we will call immediately. UNIQUE PANTATO RIUM, D. L. I'oote; Central ave. FOR GOOD PHOTOS go to STADDEN Rogers Building lhoadwny and Central Avenue. of Directors W. P. EVANS, President. HGeorge W. Martin 21.00 State vs. White. Mrs. Mary Jones 8.00 Grand Jury Witnesses April, 1910, Term. Chloe Buell 5.49 H. J. Isaacs .- 6.20 Frank Bates 7.20 John Vanburger 8.80 Lanson Leneve 2.00 Wm. J, Fellows 9.20 Percy Roundtree 8.80 John Reeves . .". 8.80 Wm. Hunter 5. CO Mrs. J. D. Myers 2.00 L. D. Kinney G.20 B. F. Wyatt '. (5.20 John Bates 7.2Q Charles Fox 9.20 P. L. Cimino 9.20 Pete Menegat 9.00 Gus Peterson 8. SO Ralph Rackleff 3.80 J. D. Myers 4.00 State vs. John Reeves. J. F. Schroeder 2.00 Peter Menegat 17.00 Dan Helsen 10.00 Percy Roundtree 1C.80 Robert Hope .... .1 10.00 Peter MIrasoul 7.60 J. C. Slagle, Sr 2.00 W. J. Fellows 17.20 P. L. Cimino 17.20 John Vanburger 1G.S0 Gus Peterson 16.80 Grand Jurors, April, 1910, Terni. J, F. Schroeder 21.00 Charles Cavanagh 25.20 P. N. Reberg 25.20 D. A. Curry 24. GO C. C. Carter 22.80 B. H. Burns 21.00 Syver Backey 25.20 Jurors, April, 1910, Term. J. F. Haga 37.00 T. G. Barker 35.80 E. E. Oakes 11.20 Charles Adams 22.80 E. S. Bargelt G.G0 E. E. Johnson 3.00 C. Lett 34.60 P. Pendergrass 54.60 W. N. Ekblad 51. GO W. II. Mansel 3.00 A. E. Crouch 45.00 L. D. Belleu 73. GO J. J. Clinkenbeard 5G.80 W. O. Cooper 4.80 J. Machado 4.80 J. L, Knight ', 12.40 Albert Barklow . . . 53.00 Frank Flam 37.60 August Frlzeen 66. GO T. L. Carey 25.20 G. S. Davis 4.20 A. A. Leach 3.00 J. H. Radabaugh 4.40 Joseph Larson 78. GO Jurors Summoned from Bystanders. J. J. Lamb 9.00 Charles Cavanagh j 9-00 J H. Tucker 9-00 A. W. Folsom C.00 In Re Miscellaneous Hills. j Coos Bay Homo Telephone Co..$89.60 Coqullle River Electric Co., elee'ric current 20.00 S. S Sherwood, repairing jail. 3.50 Walter Culln, mod. attendance on prisoners 3,00 J. T. Nosier, labor in court house yard 4.00 W. W. Gage, board of prison ers 158.15 L. & M. Alexandor Co., balance on typewriter 52.50 Coqullle Steam Laundry, laun- dray for courthouse. 9 25 City of Coqullle, wator rent, 0 months 18.0.0 R. S. Knowlton, sundries for Times' Want Ads Get Results F. J. HAYES. Optometrist. The very latest mnthods m fitting glasses. Test ing of children's eyes a specialty. Broken glasses duplicated, THE TIMES WANT ADS BRING WIG' RESULTS FOR LITTLE COST. THERE'S A REASON. J. L. KOONTZ Machine and Repair Shops GENERAL MACHINIST Steam and Gas Engine Work At Holland's boat shop. Front street, Marshfield, Ore. Coqullle Wood and Coal Yard, j team hire, coal OS.OO i Geo. A. Steel, Stato Treasurer, j Inmates State Institution of j Feeble Minded 241.55 ' T In Ro Officers and Deputies. Co School Superintendent's Office. W. II. Bunch, salary and cx- penso 235.90 Minnie Hermann, grading Sth grade, M. S. S., January. . . . 9.00 Ida E. Gamble, grading Sth grade, M. S. S., January 9.00 Laura Wise, grading Sth grade, M. S. S., January. . . . 9.00 Ines Chas, grading 8th grade M. S. S., January 3.00 Minnie Hermann, grading 8th grade, M. S. S., January. .. . 9.00 Walter Culln, health officer, salary 2 months 41. 7S Clerk's Office. N. Osmundson 12.00 Ray Collier 6G.25 Jotty L. Watson 132.50 Ines F. Bunch 112.50 Sheriff's Office. H. E. Folsom 1S1.25 N. Osmundson 177.50 A. W. Cope 9G.25 Geo. O. Leach 15S.75 Lanson Leneve 121.25 L. W. Oddy 191.25 R. M. Horton ..... 14S.25 R. M. Morgan 143.75 A. W. Cope, labor In County Treasurer's office 5S.75 Assessor's Office. Chas. H. Jackson, assessing. . 11 1.00 W. W. Williams, assessing S7.00 C. J. Van Zlle, assessing 54.00 Minnie Shape, list of final homestead and cash entries. 4.30 County Court. E. A. Anderson, County Com missioner S2.G0 W. T. Dement, County Commls- missloner 78.00 John F. Hall, 2 months salary as County Judge 166.66 Roads, Bridges and Ferries. E. O'Connell, damages in ex tension of Front St., R. D. No. 5 205.00 W. Billiard, maintaining J. C. Savage, pub. no lco contractors, Dist. No. 12 C. Savage, pub. notice contractors, Dist. No. 17 C. Savage, pub. notice contractors, Dist. No J C. Savage, pub( contractors, Dist. J C. Savage, pub, contractors, Dist. R. D. No. 17, Special Moses Endicott, rodman C. W. Gatchell, chainman . . . Harry Williams, chainman.. Wm. Lehmanowskv. nymnn lb. . notlco No. 26. , notice No. 30. to to to to to 2.10 2.17 2.31 2.31 2.10 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 R. and operating Dullard's Fqrry 110.00 South Slough Ferry. Frank Wyman, labor 5.00 Nelson Iron Works, supplies. 2.75 Ira A. Albee, 2 mos. salary as ferryman 100.00 Coqullle Ferry. C. H. Dondono, labor on wench 14.50 J. N. McNalr, 2 mos. salary as ferryman 100.00 East Marshfield Ferry. C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co., lumber 3.13 Pioneer Hardwaro Company, supplies 12.35 Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co., oil 23.05 William Holland, labor and material 4.25 Columbia Machine Works, re pair of ferry slip 3.00 E. M. Potter, labor on ferry. . 8.00 Marshfield Hardwaro Co., hose, clamps, etc ,22.00 I. A. Hall. 2 mos. salary as captain 130.00 T. T. Golden, 29 days engineer 67.57 Warren Andress, 31 days as engineer 72.43 Geo. Rhoda, 2 months salary as deckhand 70.00 J. C. Savage,' pub. road and bridge notices 4.76 Pacific Builder and Engineer, pub. notice Hermann Bridgo 4.10 L. A. Llljequlst, di awing pa pers Myrtle Point road.... 10.00 George W. Cox, lumber R. D. No. 19 45.00 Marshfield Hardwaro Co., road machine, lovelier, freight. .410.45 E. L. Robinson, services in ro South Slough Bridge 32.50 Pioneer Hardware Co., powder and fuse 74.50 John Josephson, 2 trips to South Slough 8.00 Simpson Lumber Co., lumber, R. D. No. 8 14.50 E. I. Du Pont De Nemours Powder Co., bal. on Inv. No. 31,447 1-87 Huling, Lundy & Sons, powder, freight, Ins., etc 258.23 A. N. Gould, making maps, pro files, surveying, various roads 1G8.30 John Yoakam, viewer, various roads 53. GO Lloyd Spires, viewer, various roads C0.90 Middle Fork, Road. L. C. Belleu, chainman 12.00 D. McBee, axnian 12.00 L, B. Jennings, axman G.50 T. J. McBee, axman 12.00 J. M. Gurney, axman 5.50 C. L. Fallwell, rodman 12.00 In Ho Special Improvements. Tho Enterprise, pub. notice to contractors, Dist. No. 26. . . 4.95 The Enterprise, pub. notice to contractors, Dist. No, 25... 4.50 The Enterprise, pub, notlco to contractors, Dist. No. 18... 5.70 The Enterprise, pub. notlco to contractors, Dist. No. 16. . , 3.10 J. C. Savage, pub, notice to contractors, Diet; No, 1. .. 2.17 A. N. Gould, surveying, making profiles, and maps, etc 22.40 R. D. No. 25, Special. A. N. Gould, staking road and mileage c.80 T. Aasen, chainman 2.00 R. D. No. 26, Special. G. Robblns, chainman 2.00 N. Gould, survevlnir. fn. . . 50 an I. S. Robblns, axman 2.00 General Road Fund. Larson Dredging Company, dredging Haynes and North Sloughs , , .341.00 Beall & Co., road machinery. .640.75 Myrtle Point-Douglas County Lino Road. L. D. Belleu, damages 130.95 L. B. Fetter, damages 13.50 J. D. Myers, damages si n Betta Wlgant, damages 40.40 II. S. Davis, damages 4.50" Lou Cribbins, damages, $33.75, con tinued until July 1910 Term. In Ro Taxation. Refund of Taxes In R. D. No. 26, Spe cial, Levied for the Year 1908. Edmund Hall Land Co 28S.48 Mrs. Julia. Carman 14.45 R. P. Carman 9.6a W. F. Neal 2.34 O. J. Grant 10.94 W. J. Mnssey 8.98 Mrs. A. E. Massey 7.73 Calvin Gant 1S.0G J. M. and J. P. Hayes 22.25 H. Hartley 35. 5G Thomas J. Hayes I. 9.49 Pilsbury Lumber Company . .1163.35 E. N. Smith 10.62 E. E. Johnson 8G.74 C. Carman .T. . . . . 4.G5 John Neal 17.67 James Grant 7.1G O. E. Marsters . . . ; '4.50 George V. Massey S.97 Samuel Johnson 30.45 R. L. Morris 3.00 Morris Bros., first half 12.58 Chas. Morris Estate 8.90 J. McD. Hayes 6.43 Wallace Vandecar 24.00 Li 'He Hllli Continued, Reduced or ' Not Allowed. Bushong & Co., Inv. 71136-200 log cruising sheets, $19.00, not for county. D. F. Dean, publishing County Court proceedings, reduced ?1.90. A. Ellingson, burial of Albert Chase, ., reduced from $20.00 to $10."00. S. S. Shields, care of Spauldlng fam ily, $19.80, allowed $10.00. . Alfred Cornwell, care of Elizabeth Lively, $2S.50, allowed $19.60. John L. Koontz, labor on East Marsh field Ferry, $24.25; continued for approval by captain. Simpson Lumber Co., lumber for R. D. No. 14, $4.75, continued for In formation. J. O, Stemmler, drawing 4 deeds, $10.00, not allowed. Coos Bay Times, advertising Her mann Bridge, $10.50; returned for explanation. Coos Bay Home Telephone Co., re- soS-imp Suojav 'si'Ej paonp Tho Underwood Typewriter, $17.05 rental, express charges, etc., for typewriter, not allowed. Laura Wise, exam. Sth grade M. S. S,, Sept., 1910, amt. $9.00, continued. Stato of Oregon: County of Coos: ss. I, James Wat son, County Clerk for Coos County and State of Oregon, cx-offlclo Cleric of tho County Court for said County and Stato, custodian of the records, archives and files of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a truo and correct statement of tho amount of bills of expense, In whoso favor drawn or allowed, continued or not allowed, ou tho various funds of tho County as audited by the Coun ty Court of said County and Stato, at the regular May 1910 Term of sa'tl Court, as the same appears In tho journals of said Court now In my ofllco and custody. WITNESS my hand and the seal of tho County Clerk affixed this 20th, day of May, A, D. 1910. (Seal.) JAMES WATSGN, County Clerk. EASTSIDE IS A WINNER. OIL SUPPLIES The Coos Bay Oil and Supply Company under tho management ot J. W. Flanagan will contlnuo to han dle the Union Oil Company's gaso line, distillnto, benzine and coal oil at their oil house across tho Bay to which place thev have moved their i(Jlee, Phono 302 it,.:vt&. 1 i. -i f; l - .4 4t t 'v v., ,- tj ' a ff Ijfcl?-- n -OI,'3