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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
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Mill-to-Man Clothiers
Marshfleld . Oregon
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Our Prescription Department
llltlNO YOUIl PRESCRIPTION TO US. WE FILLED OSS PRES
CIUPTIONS DURING THE MONTH OP SEPTEMBER. OUH
SYSTEM FOU KILLING THEM IS PERFECT. DOUBLE CHECIC
INO INSURES AGAINST ERRORS. WB USB ONLY TUB BEST
PHYSIOLOGICALLY TESTED AND CHEMICALLY ASSAYED.
I'JIUtMACBUTlCALS. THE VEIIY I1EST AND HIGHEST QUAL
ITY TUB MARKET AFFORDS. WB GIVE OUU 11EST ATTEN
TION AND EFFORTS TO THIS VERY IMPORTANT DEPART
MI'NT IN OUR STORE. WB CALL AND DELIVER PRESCRIP
TIONS IN ANY PART IN TOWN FREE OP CHARGE.
the nrsv corner.
Lockhart - Parsons Drug Co.
"The Busy Corner"
Marshfield, Oregon
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Beaver Hill Coal ;
MOUNT DIADLO AND JOSSON CEMENT.
The beat Domestic and Imported brands.
Plaster, Llmo Brick and all kinds of builders material.
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
OFFICE. fiOUTIT BROADWAY. PHONE 201.
Notice of sale of improve-
MBXT ItONDS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
Proposals will bo received by tho
finance Committee of tho Common
Council of tho City of Marshfleld,
"Coos County, Oregon, at tho offlce
of the City Recorder of said City of
JJarshfleld, In the City Hall of said
City, until 4 o'clock P. M. of TUES
DAY, tho 1st day of November,
1910, for the purchase of streot Im
provement bonds to tho amount of
'1.943 85, the said City of Marsh
neld, Coos County, Oregon.
All of said Improvement bonds to
e In denominations not exceeding
"00 and bearing interest at the
te of six per centum per annum
Best of All
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PHONE UI)H.
fall Spi
iraying
Tho season la now at hand for
fall spraying, and nil tho fruit
growora thnt expect to marlcet
your fruit noxt season miiBt spray
now, wo havo tho material.
$3.50
Lime Spiny Spray
and I lose Pumps
Sulphur Spmy Spmy
Spray No. Mntorl
Pioneer Hardware Co
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Monumental
Building Works
II. II. WILSON, Proprietor
MARSHFIELD, ORE.
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from date thereof, payable semi-annually;
said bonds to bo dated tho
day of Issuance and to mature In
ton years thereafter, with prepay
ment option thereon nt faco value
and accrued Interest to date of any
semi-annual coupon Interest period
at, or after one year from tho dato
of said bonds, upon giving notice
by publication in a newspaper of
general circulation printed and pub
lished In Coos county, Orogon, such
notice to be published not less than
twice during the month preceding
such semi-annual period at which
such prepayment thereof will be
made. The right Is expressly reserv
ed to reject any and all bids and
upon all or any of 'such bids, or pro
fepGMi
Son lees at Empire. ICev. Rob
ert 15. Drowning will hold Borvlco In
tlio Episcopal church nt Umpire nt
3 o'clock Sunilny nfturuoou.
Play Sutiudny. Xoxt Saturday,
the North Bend and Murshfleld high
school foothall teams will play
their llrst game this season on the
Marshfleld grounds.
Game Sunday. Tho Coaulllo In-
FOR SALE Safe, olllce and house
hold furniture, modern live-room
cottage: a bargain. .1 W. Snover.
roit sale-
Rehfeld.
-Belgium hares. r. W,
LOAN WANTED 91,800 to 92,000
for threo to live yenrs. Good se
curity. Address "G" caro Times.
FOU RENT Two well fumUhod
Hats. Phone 1CI-J, or Gunnery.
FOR SALE Good rooming liouo,
must sell on account of sickness.
Easy terms. P. O. Uox 435.
FOR KENT A Minny front room
furnished for two, with or with
out board, at 515 Proad way, cor
ner Elrqd.
FOR SALE Automobile, t-cj Under.
40-horso powor, S-pnttengor, full)
equipped with ncotvltno hoadllghti,
gubrlol horn, top, etc. Cost new
$3000. WH1 soil for cash or ox
chnnge for real estate nt a bnrgn'
Only JSOO. Apply to Dr. J. T.
McCormnc.
FOU HALF A two-lim-M' electric
motor, snmll centrifugal pump and
300 gallon Iron tank. Samo can
be seen by applying to mo nt North
Bend. C. F. McCu'iom.
WANTED. Carrier ! to dellvei
Tho Times: must bo nt least In
fourth grndo nt school. Inqulro at
Times ofilco.
WANTED A work liorw, not oei
eoven yenrs old, weight not less
tlinn 1,300 lbs. P.O. Box 4S1.
WANTED Engagements for my new
Cadillac auto. Will tnko passen
gers any place. Prompt servlco.
' Phono D. L. Footo nt Binned ho
tel, or Bob'a Billiard Parlor.
FOR RENT Small furnNhed cot
tage. 749 So. Fourth St. Phone
147-J.
FOR. HUNT. Six-room flat, pnitly
furnished, bath and modern con
veniences. Finost location lu
Marshfle'd. Apply to Robert Mars
don, Sr,
posals, being rejected, if thoro
should romaln any bonds unsold, the
said bonds may bo thoreaftor sold
at private sale by said Common
Council of said City of Marsliflold,
Orogon: but In no ovent to be sold
at less than par and accrued Inter
est. Said bonds aro nuthorizod by
the laws of tho Stato of Oregon nnd
ordinances of the Common Council
of tho said City of Marsliflold, Ore
gon,
Assessed valuation of said City of
Marshfleld, Oregon, Is $2,102,649.
Bonded Indebtedness Is $54,000.
Population Estimated nt 5,000.
A cortlfled check for C per centum
of amount of bid, or proposal must
accompany each bid to be forfeited
to said City of Marshfleld in case
hill la accented and bidder falls to
accept and make payment for said
bond or bonds, covered tuerooy,
within ton days from date of ac
ceptance of said bid or bids.
Each bid or proposal autimuieu
to designate tho denominations of
said bond or bonds desired.
Bids or proposals received for
any amount of said bonds; small
bidders being given proferenco of
purchnso.
Proposals, or bids, with certified
checks, to be enclosed in sealed
plain envelopes without distinguish
ing marks or writing thereon, oxcept
tho words "Bids for Improvement
Bonds of tho City of Marshfleld.
Oregon."
Dated this 22d day of October,
1910.
P. HENNESSEY,
A. H. POWERS,
CARL ADBRECHT,
Finance Committee of Common
Council of the City of Marshfleld,
'' Oregon.
dependent Football team accompani
ed by a lai-KO number of rooters, aro
expected hero tomorrow on a special
train to play the Marsliflold Inde
pendents. A good game Is oxpected.
Father Head. Word has been re
ceived here from Mrs. W. J. Lal'nlme
of Eastslde, who was called to Min
neapolis by the Illness of her father
that she arrived there too late her
father having died while sho was en
route.
Restore Article. During the
past week, Kcvornl havo had valu
ables, keepsakes and other lost ar
ticles restored to them through The
Times' want ads. Several others
have been enabled to ascertain tho
owners of found nrtlcles.
SelN Chicken. "Stop that want
ad of mine because I havo sold all
those chickens nnd can't begin to
supply tho demand" telephoned N.
S. Kctchutn this morning. Mr. Kot
chum's experience with Tho Times'
want ads Is the Bamc as tho others.
Are Initiated. Thursday night,
Marshneld Odd Follows Initiated
seven candidates In tho Roynl Pur
ple Degree. Tho Initiation wnB fol
lowed by n spread nnd tho evening
made a most cnjoynblo one. Tho
candidates were Dr. It. 15. Golden, R.
J. Pottle, Wm. RlehnrdB, Robert
Swanton, Dan ICentlng, Oscar Gulov-
son nnd Win. Deubner.
X Word From Drcdw An yet,
no word has been received ns to
whether the dredgo Oregon snlled
Children's Books
Wo have Just received a largo con
signment of children's books. Hav
ing bought them nt an extra low fig
ure we havo marked them according
ly they rnngo In price fioni 10c
to $2.00.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
Crosby & Homer,
1 1 1 Central Ave.
"THE HOUSE OF BARGAINS."
YOU CAN SMILE, TOO,
IF YOU
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watch for
Our Bargain Day
See next Thursday's
Times, SURE.
Anona Cash Grocery,
J. W. UMSTATTD, Prop.
llROADWAY, MARSHFIELD.
THO MASONIC
TONIGHT
"FALLEN IDOL"
(Imp. drama)
"HE DIDN'T DIE"
(Comedy)
O PIECE ORCHESTRA
TOXIGHT
and
SUXDAY XIGHT
10c Xny Seat lu the house 10c
BETTER
Than Ever
FRIEND
BROS.'
SUITS
$12 $14 $16 $18
$30 $22 $25
FIXUP
OPPOSITE KREAKWATER OFFICE
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from Grays Harbor this week as was
expected. Henry Sengstnekcn, sec-
rotary of the Port of Com Bay com
mission tho other day re-elved word
that the dredgo was being delayed by
a chnnge of captains, but It wns ex
pected sho would leave there some
dny this week sure. Several of the
nion who will bo connected with her
operations on tho Dny have arrived
hero, a level man coining lit yoster-
day.
The Epworth League of tho Mnrsh
fleld Methodist church Inst evening
tendered a reception to tho pnstor,
Rev. 11. I. RutlodKO. who has been
appointed to this chargo for another
year, nnd his worthy wlfo. A gen
eral Invitation wnB extended to the
congregation nnd tho attendance wns
lnrKO. A short -program of music
nnd recitations wns followed by In
formal diversions and n flno supper.
DID YOU KNOW
Thnt A. M. PrentlsB wns a
membor of tho famous Seventh
regiment of New York City.
Thnt before ho was head
caBhler for Armour nnd Com-
puny, the puckers of Chicago.
Thnt Judge Sholbredo wns
formerly a federal Judge In
Alaska.
Thnt I. S. Smith was once
sheriff of Polk county nnd went
to the loglslnture from thnt
county.
Thnt Jena Hanson wns n log-
ger In this county when ho wns
n young num.
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North. Bend News
A. O. KJellnnd Is building a Hn'
houso on Ills ranch on Kentuck Inlet.
D. II. Rnscoiii hns taken n flvo
yoarH loaso on tho Shormun nvouiio
rooming house nnd will conduct nn
up-to-date hotel there.
Newfl baa been recolved bore of
tho donth of A. K. Iluttoberg who
wnB formerly Interested In tho Coos
Bay Manufacturing compnny'H von-,
cor factory. He wiib on route from
Pnsadenn, CnL, to Michigan when he
wns Btrlckon nt Whitewater, Wis.
Mib. Einmti Prescott of Lakesldo Is
a daughter of tho deceased.
SorvlcoB nt tho Proshytorlnn
church, Sunday nchool, 10 a. in. At
tho morning service 1 1 a. in. Miss
Ida D. Mitchell will read Moody'fl
Bormon, "Looking to tho Cross." C.
15. Society at 0:30 p.m. MIbb Cath
erine Mondo, lendor. Evening nor
vlco 7:30 p.m. Mr. J. A. Ward will
glvo a soriuon on "Tho Modern Vlow
Point In RollglouH Thought." Special
music rondered by our Inrgo choir nt
both services. Friday ove, Oct. 28, tho
Mlzpnh Bible class will give In VI
gor'H .building, oppoBlto Ilnscoms
restaurant, n hot chicken dinner. Tho
proceeds of opening up on Shorman
nvouiio a public rending room. Din
ner 35 cents.
ALONG Till: WATERFRONT.
Tho Nairn Smith Bnlled nt noon to
day for Bay Point with n Inrgo cargo
,of lumber.
Pictures and framing nt Walker's.
OWI.S.
All mombors are requested to nt
tond mooting Sunday, Octobor 23.
1910, at 3 o'clock p.m. ahnrp. Re
freshments served. By ordor of
tho President.
MISS Fayo HHIDGES, teachor of
PIANOFORTE. Studio, Llo)d hotel.
FOR HEXT Two rooms for house
kooplng with gas rango $12 por
month, Lloyd hotel.
FOIt SALE Good paying business.
Owner going, Bnrgaln for cash.
Address "snap." enro Times.
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JOHN HUME Is hero from Wedder
buru on business.
OTTO SCHETTER will leave to
night for Portland on business.
MRS. T. D. HENRY of Ross' Inlet,
wns a Marshneld shopper today.
OTHO HOPSON Is hero from Dan-
don on business nnd pleasure.
MRS. JOHN PREUSS Is spending a
few days as the guest of Mrs. Carl
Smedburg on Catching Inlet.
A. 15. GUYTON has returned from ,t
short stay nt his ranch In the
Upper Coqulllo Valley.
TOM HALL and R. A. Copplo will
loavo Tuesday on a campaign tour
of Curry county.
MISS PEARL W ATKINS, who has
been nt Coqulllo, was a MarBhnold
visitor yesterday. SJio returned
today.
W. J. LAPALMI5 of Eastslde, Is in
chargo of the Pettyjohn & Nlcols
Company while Tom in'IcoIb Is In
Portland.
THOMAS VIGARS of Portland, n
former resident of North Bond, is
spending u fow days on tho Bay
on business.
MRS. R. II. HOPSON of Bandon,
pnssod through hero today en
routo north to Portland and other
points.
W P. MURPHY will loavo tomorrow
for Ban Francisco to Join MrB.
Murphy who hns been spending n
few weokB thoro.
MISS ETHEL TIMMOX& of Bandon,
pnssod through here today on
routo to Astoria whero oho will
vlHlt friends. .
J. It. SMITH of North Bond, and
Geo. Lnngford of Oakland, who aro
visiting In North Bond, woro
Mnrshlleld visitors this afternoon.
JESS DAY loft today for Portland
wnoro no oxpociH 10 goi nuuwiur
match hood. Tho bout between
Dny nnd Al Nolll which wnB slat
ed to bo pulled off hero within a
few weokB, hna boon called off.
COOS BAY TIDES.
OCTOIJlill
High wator
Saturday 22
8UNDAY 23
A. M.
3:051 7.0
4:121 0.5
P. M.
2:301 9.2
3:22 8.7
OCTOBER
Low wator
A.M.
P. M.
Saturday 22
SUNDAY 23
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9:25
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9:37
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THE WEATHER.
(By Associated Press.)
OREGON Fair tonight nnd
Sunday.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE KE-
PORT.
4
For twonty-four hours ending
nt 4:43 p.m., Oct. 21, by Mrs.
Mlngus, special government me-
teorologlcal obsorver:
Maximum 53
Minimum . . .......... 45
At 4:43 p.m 51
Precipitation 02
Wind Southwest and cloudy.
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Tho CHANDLER. Special menu and
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for PARTIES by PIIOX15.
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