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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON; WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1910 EVENING EDITION
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Selz Royal
Blue Shoes
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EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
$3.50 to $5.00
liTe Woolen Mill Store
IMill-to-Man Clothiers
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Wed'd'y. 13
Thursday 14
Friday... 15
Saturday 1C
SUNDAY 17
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Mike McKecmn Hurt. George
Wasson was up to-day from South
Slough. He reports that Mike Mc
Keown, nephew of the foreman of the
Smith-Powers logging camu on South
Slough, was struck by a log several
days ago and had his colia bone
broken and sustained other minor injuries.
JULY
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Wed'd'y. 13 11:43 2.3
Wed'd'y. 13 10:59 1.7
Thursday 14 0:10 2.G
Friday... 10 1:14 2.3
Saturday 16 2:18 1.9
SUNDAY 17 3:1C 1.3
THE WEATHER.
(By Associated Pre33.)
OREGON Fair to-night and
Thursday; cooler In the east.
(Joes to Asjluiu. J. J. KIrby, the
demented Individual who recently
terrorized the residents of the Brew
ster Valley districts, and who was
ft later captured, and committed to the
... State Insane Asylum at Salem, was
taken to that Institution this after
noon by an attendant. Roseburg
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THE KEYSTONE TO HEALTH IS
Hops, Celery and Chamomile
Bitters
A VERY GOOD MEDICINE TO SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH
IS THE BITTERS. THE MERIT HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY
PROVEN DURING THE PAST 3G YEARS. AN ELEGANT APPE
TIZER, NERVE AND BLOOD TONIC, INVIGORATES THE DIGES
TIVE ORGANS AND IS UNEQUALLED AS A GENERAL
STRENGTHENING BITTERS.
Price, per bottle, $1.00
FOR SALE AT THE RUSY CORNER.
PHONE 208.
Lockhart - Parsons Drug Co.
"The Busy Corner"
Prescriptions Accurate ly compounded.
PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
If ou hnc nnjthing for sale bring It to the Exchange or list It with us. Our com
mission Is reasonable. What jou buy through the Exchange Is at owner's price plus 11 .
(mull commission, which Is Included fn the ..mounts Btated. 545 SO. BROADWAY.
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FOR RENT.
House 8 rooms; Central Ave.;
modern;' $12.
FOR SALE.
Cottage. Four rooms, pantry
and bath; strictly modern; W.
Marshfield; $1,000.
House 7 rooms, 3 lots, South
Marshlleld; city water, electric
lights, largo woodshed, year's
wood, chicken house and chickens,
strawberry patch that yielded over
100 quarts of berries this season;
$1,000; halt cash; bargain; inves
tigate. New Four-Room Uungulow and lot
50x140 in Railroad Addition;
$1,200.
FOR SALE.
Iliinpilow 3 rooms, 3 lots, So
Marshlleld; $1,300.
House S rooms, corner lot on
Central Ave., West Marsh'fleld;
modern conveniences; excellent
view; $1,100; snap.
Stump Puller. Hercules No.
2; 125 ft, -lnch cable; $125.
extras represent nearly that
amount.
Tents. 12x14, 10-oz., $0; 10s
12, 10-oz., $0.50; 10x12, 8-oz
$5.
Carpentry Encyclopedia. Set
of 9 vols.; Hodgson's. New in
all but price, $21.
Will Locate Here. Attorney Ken
dall and wife of Minneapolis have
come to Marshfield to make their
home. Mr. Kendall will practice law
here.
In From Ten Mile. George Flana
gan, who Is camping with his family
at Ten Mile, came In to-day, but will
return to the lakes. He reports good
fishing and plenty of crawfish.
Ruck With His llrWe. William
Stoddard, who formerly worked for
the Smith-Powers Company, and who
was recently married at Minneapolis,
has returned to Coos Bay with his
bride.
Net or Gross, Hill? Attorney W.
W. Cardwell has returned from
Marshfield, where he spent the past
few days In attendance at the race
meeting. He says that the ovent
proved a great success. Mr. Card
well alleges that he won about $300,
or about half the amount claimed by
the Marshfield press. Roseburg
News.
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8 Personal Nnfpc
A. E. POLLEXFEN was confined to
his home yesterday by Illness.
BEN CHANDLER was down from the
Chandler bungalow on Coos River
'0-day.
MRS. ELSIE McKELLIPS of North
Bend was a Marshfield visitor yesterday.
NORMAN TYLER and W. W. Ward
of Gold Beach are In Marshfield on
business.
G. W. WELLS was the only passenger
on the stago to Roseburg this
morning.
JAMES BOONE and Cell Ireland are
visiting at Walter Lawhorn's ranch
at Falrview.
G. A. IMHOFF of North Bend re
turned to Coos Bay on the .Rose
burg stage line.
llreaks Record. Yesterday was
the record day for the Marshfield
Eastslde ferry Transit In point of the
number of teams carried. Upwards
of twenty-five rigs were carried yes
terday, while the best previous days
was twenty-three. Tom Hall is now
acting as captain of the Transit and
Capt. Alex Hall as engineer. No en
gineer could be obtained for a few
days and so the change was temporar
ily made.
Will Run. It Is reported that T.
P Hanley, of the lower Coqullle, will
seek the Democratic nomination for
County Commissioner. The meeting
of the Coos county Demorcatlc central
committee Is called for Coqullle to
morrow and It Is expected that there
will be more or less talk about can
didates, although the members state
that positively nothing will be done
To He Candidate. Friends at Al- towards selecting a county ticket like
legany state that A. N. Gould, the i the Republican Assembly did.
present County Surveyor, w "' be at
candidate for renomlnafion at the Those WISHING TO SELL TICK
Republican primaries in September. ETS for the BAPTIST SUNDAV
Mr. Gould Is just completing his first SCHOOL excursion to Charleston
term. It Is understood that he could Bay, July 20th, see ALVA DOLL at
have had the Assembly uuMiiiJuun, i office of I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
put tnat ne positively aecni:?u
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Blackberries Plentiful. The wild
blackberries this year are said to be
especially plentiful. In every part
of the woods around the cities chil
dren and grown people will be found
picking the berries. They seem to be
preferred to the domestic varieties.
ILrflS
FOR SALE Some good horses,
cheap. Appy O. S. Torrey.
FOR SALE. A No. 6 Remington
typewriter, in No. 1 condition;
?45; a snap. Phone 222-R.
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Abstracts
and Real Estate
To anyone Interested in above we would say, it Is Important
when buying to see that yo u get titlo as well as value.
We are best prepared to give you both. Our work is reliable.
Are General Agents for Eastslde and Sengstacken's Addition.
Hence you will consult your own interests to come to headquar-
ters to do business.
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Henry Sengstacken, Manager. A
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Branch Office, Coqullle City.
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We Study
Your Interest
AHEAD OF OUR OWN. IT'S NOT PHILANTHROPY EITHER.
IT'S SIMPLY SOUND BUSINESS POLICY TO PLEASE YOU
WITH MERITORIOUS SERVICE. CONSIDERING THE MOD
ERATE CHARGE WE MAKE, OUR LAUNDRY IS ABOUT
THE MOST ECONOMICAL SHOP IN TOWN. IF WE CANNOT
WIN YOUR APPROBATION WE MIGHT AS WELL QUIT
THE BUSINESS. BUT WE CAN WIN IT AFTER YOU HAVE
RECEIVED A SAMPLE OF OUR WORK AND DO A LITTLE
JUDGING. WE USE NOT ONLY SOFT, BUT PURE WATER.
PHONE 57J.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
J. E. LYONS, Manager.
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FOR RENT. Housekeeping suite,
with gas range. Lloyd Hotel.
FOR RENT. Small well furnished
house; one of the prettiest places
in town; rent $20 per month, In.
eludes lights and water, and the
care of lawn and flowers. Inquire
Times office.
FOR HENT. Six-room house in West
Marshfield; modern Improvements.
Apply to Hall & Hall.
FOR RENT. Nicely furnished room,
. two blocks north of Woolen Mill
store; corner Park and Broadway.
Phone 1G5-R.
WANTED. Lumber hustlers nt C. A.
Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.'s retail
yards.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION.
For violin instruction, Inquire at
Haines Music Store.
FOR SALE. A steel range. Call at
1C8 Second st.
rOR RENT. Nlne-acro ranch on
North Slough. Inquire Hall and
Hall.
WANTED. Lots in Marshfield and
North Bond, also close-In acreage
from owner. W, J. Lawrence, 349
Jefferson St., Portland, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Fanning, fruit and tim
ber land. Inquire of C. W. Sauford,
Marshfield, Oregon.
FARMS FOR SALE. Tracts from
five acres to fifteen hundred acres,
improved and unimproved. Prices
from $G00 to $25,000, according
to location and improvements. Al
so choice city property. Apply
Hall & Hall, Marshfield.
COISEXS
Better
than .ever.
C. B. HINSDALE, president of the
First National Bank, is here from
Gardiner on business.
ALEX JOHNSON returned to the city
to-day from the Selln and Stora
logging camp, where his family is
taking an outing.
MISS HELEN CLARKE of Portland
accompanied her sister, Miss Mary
Clarke, on her return home and
will make her sisters an extended
visit here. -v
WARREN ANDREWS, formerly en
gineer on the ferryboat Transit, has
gone to Alaska, where he will hunt
and fish for awhile. His wife will
remain with relatives In Alberta.
MRS. MURRAY of Seattle passed
through here the other day en
route to the Coqullle, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Archie
Kruse, and her sons, Claude and
Tom Brown.
took him to Sumner In the General
II. and J. V. Smeaton's private rig
will take him to Sltkutn, where he
will be met by a Roseburg rig.
MRS. FANNIE HAZARD has issued
invitations for bridge for Friday
afternoon, July 15th, In honor of
her sister, Mrs. Geo. W. Loggle, ot
Bellingham, Wash., who Is visiting
here.
GEO. MILLET, a prominent broker
of New York City, who is a guest of
Elijah Smith at Empire, drove over
to Marshfield yesterday in company
with Lee Webster of the Southern
Oregon Company. Elijah Smith Is
expected from the East In the near
future.
CHAS. WESTMAN has returned from
a trip to San Pedro, made as gue3t
of his old friend, Capt. Forest of
the Esther Buhne. On the return
trip he had the unusual pleasure
of riding In on the schooner over
the Coos Bay bar under her own
sail, the tug not taking the Esther
Buhne until she had reached
Charleston Bay.
D. A. NBLSON and family, who re
turned from a few weeks' visit at
Berwin, 111., a few days ago, report
they encountered extremely hot
weather there. Berwin Is near Chi
cago. While there, Mr. Nelson'
nephew was married, and he said
that it was so hot during the cere
mony that the men guests were
greatly 111 at ease -and afterwards"
hastened to divest themselves of
their coats to restore comfort.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral services of the lato
Mrs. Ellen D. Small will be held at
the residence, Fourth st. North and
Commercial avenue, at 2 o'clock P.
M., to-morrow, Thursday.
Intimate friends who desire to view
her remains may do so during tho
morning hours, as the casket will be
closed before the services are held.
EDGAR DALZELL, manager ot the
C. A. Smith Lumber Company at
Minneapolis, who has been spend
ing some time here, left this morn
ing for his home. A. H. Powers
ARREST FOUH MORE.
(By Associated Press.)
NEWARK, Ohio, July 12. Four
more arrests were made to-day of
persons charged with complicity In,
Friday night's lynching.
Phone I. S. Kaufman & Co. your
Coal Order. $4.50 PER TON.
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