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LYNN LAMBETH
Owner ami Driver.
J&THE COOS HOTEL
Fortnorly of Mnrshflold
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V'i HTADREX STREET
NORTH HEXD
'.MERCHANT'S CAFE
Popular place for
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Prices Reasonable.
'Cor, Commercial & B'dw'y
N T. ' IjAWIIKNCK HOTEL
Wo, havo a groat ninny Inquiries
for''acreago and lots. If yon will
tell at a real sacrlflco list your
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properly ai ino si. i.nwrcnco noioi
o7lloyd Hotel. No commission
faked.
tlJii HOMVK J A. II. HODGINS
Iflarchfiplri PA,NT AND
ffldRMK;iU DEC0RATING CO.
v KstliuateH Furiilhlied
ifaOBe SOW-J. MnrHliflelit, Oregon
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NO SAW EDGES
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YOUIt COLLARS
It you liavo tlicin laundered
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rwiN.orrr steam laundry
CHIMNEYS FIIIH PLACES
. xJLL N. BAYLISS
AnylKind of llrlck Work nt
'Prices That Aro Right
Amrll Work (iiiniiinteod
Call -at "Tho Fireside," Johnson
Bldg., 137 Second St. Phono
434-J.
French Ranges. Ilollor Work
Low Rates for
Handling Trunks
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yt', We haul trunkit between any
Mfpblntsjln Marahflold for tho follow
'Ki, ilngratea, dollvory to bo iiiuilo In
., cnanrii iioora or uuiioings:
Mfi rh'rTtrunlc8 $ .2G
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MweTveTtrunks 1.C0
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iKUjiieui&ici aim uiurugt: .u.
Levi Hvlsiirr, Prop.
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ISMITH'S VARIETY STORE,
! North Bend.
Ihior Fancy and Domestic
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SUITS CWJAXKI) AND PItRSS
HI) SUITS MADK TO OHDKU
Ci2 GIVJJ XIH A TIlIATi
UNIQUE PANTATORIUM
JAY DOYLE & C. O. DAGGETT
266 Gontral Avo. Phono 2G0-X.
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
HENDERSON CORSETS"
I also nrlnciiml distributors
"0NYX" and "CADET"
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5 JIM J Tickets $2.00 U
I 'HK Syery ten minutes from O a. m STREET and No
(ri- vHK m to 12'"0 V' CITY or TOWN.
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Shoe
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Your choice of Patent Leather, Tans and Gun Metal
Shoes, sizes ranging from 5y2 to 10.
We have decided to close out this line of shoes and are
offering them at less than wholesale price. The best
bargain in shoes ever offered on the Bay.
Don't miss this opportunity. Come early in order to
be sure of getting your size and the kind you want.
BUNKER HILL DEPT. STORE
V. II. RINIilXGKH . CO.,
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That Plcmic or Oiatim.g
Won't be a Success
. Unless the "Eats" ars Good
We make a specialty of supplying the needings of pic
nickers, outing parties and campers. Everything in the
canned and prepared goods line, paper plates and cups,
napkins in fact, everything.
COOS RIVER PRODUCTS.
By special arrangement with Coos River ranchers, we
are able to supply the best that the Coos County growers
can provide.. Just now, some fine Coos River cauliflower,
cucumbers and potatoes arc coming in.
NASBURG'S GROCERY
The Good Housekeeping Store
BREATHE FREELY
Instantly Itelleves .Swollen, Inflamed
Xose, Head. Throat Yon llieatlie
I'mdy Dull Headache (Joes Nas
ty l)I.Mcliarp' Slops.
Try "Ely's Cream Halm."
(lot a small bottlo anyway, Just to
try It Apply a little In tho nostrils
and Instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up ttlr passages of tho hond
will open; you will breathe, frcoly;
dullucM and hoadacho disappear,
ny morning! tho cntarhh, cold-ln-liead
or catarrhal soro throat will
bo gone
End such misery now! Got tho
small bottlo of "Ely's Cream Dalm"
at nny drug store This swcot frn-'
ijrant balm dissolves by tho heat of
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10J Newest Embroidery rutttriu ofabnolutely the latest dlrn which.
at 10 cent! cacti, regular retail value, would cott moro than $1100,
Boole of Complete Lauoni In Embroidery Stitching by lime. Du t'aruue,
the noted French expert.
Ideal Embroidery Hoop which cannot
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ilio nostrils; ponotrates and heals
tho Inflamed, hwo13i n membrnuo
which lines tho nose, head and
throat; clears tho air passages; stops
nasty discharges and n fooling of
cleansing, soothing relief comes Im
mediately. Don't lay nwnke tonight strug
gling for breath, with head stuffed;
nostrilB closed, hawking and blow
ing, Catarrh or a cold, with Its
running nose, foul mucous dropping
Into tho throat, and raw dryness Is
distressing but truly noedlcsB.
Put your fnlth Just onco In
"Ely's Cream Dalm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
For Salo bv Drown Drug Co.
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Emma Uoldmnu and Dr. Holtmnn
wore aboard, and when they caino
down tho gangplnnk to walk about
tho streets of the city for n fow
minutes, everybody tried to got n
glluipsu of tho couple.
"Men mid women who mo not
ready to listen to contrary opinion
on any given subject, thereby con
demn themselves to the grossest Ig
norance and tho most outrageous
tyranny," said Emina Uoldmnu, when
Interviewed, "if what the I. V. V.
or any other undesirable, have lo
say is wrong, It will die of Itself a
much quicker death than ir those
people are beaten, clubbed, tnrred.
and driven out like wild beasts.
"Xor can anything 1 Btnnd for be
killed by niob-butchery or by polho
violence. The Issue of free speech
Is o.io ef the most vital mid funda
mental In America, mid the very
moment any given section of the
country undertakes to suppress free
dom of expression, It at tho same
time undermines every other prin
ciple or liberty and condemns Itself
to death."
"After six years or nctlve anar
chist propaganda, I am beginning to
understand thnt which is difficult
for every Ainorlcnn to appreciate:
iinmoly, that there Is only as
much freedom In America as
the authorities and property In
terests are willing to grant." Bald
Dr. Iteltmnn, "and It Is very plain
to mo now that whenever the police
permit too much froo speech, tho
capitalist class will stop In and take
matters Into Its own hands.
"Our San Diego experience- of May
12, 11)12, not only burned Industrial
unionism Into my flesh, but also en
graved on my heart and soul that
this is a country of the mastor class,
and thnt the. latter controls free
speech."
"Many lessons can bo drawn from
our San Diego experience," added
Miss Goldman, "hut none more Im
portant than this: tho business men
and tho property ownors will fight
for their rights. The historian who
nunlyrcri tho cause ot the San Diego
trouble will havo to record that It
was proporty, and tho rear that It
may ho takon from them, thnt roused
tho savagery of tho San Dlego vigi
lantes." Emma Goldman and Dr. Holtnian
woro nt Eureka from last Saturday
until Wednesday noon, when they
snlled on tho Elder. Whilo thoro
they delivered a series of lecturos
and also nt Areata. They say thnt
all of the incotlngH woro woll at
tended. According to thorn, tho trip up tho
const from Eureka was vory rough.
Thoy sny tho boat encountered a
strong northwost wind mid thnt sho
rolled considerably.
PHEASANT FLIES AGAIXST AUTO.
Perhaps ono of tho most peculiar
accidents thnt has happened for some
tlmo occurred last week whon n Chi
nese pheasant flow full tilt Into tho
hood of Stove Curron's auto. Mr.
Curron wns returning to Dnudou with
n load of pasongors and was on tho
road botweon horo and Coqulllo whon
thov woro surprised to honr'sonio
thlug lilt tho auto top with coustd
orablo forco. Tho car was stopped
mid an investigation disclosod tho
dend body of tho pheasant. IJnndon
World.
(jet ih!o()I)i:i) oattm:.
Somo of tho finest registered Hoi
Htolns tho stock thnt Is eventually
to dlsplaco nil other broods of cattlo
for cheoso'innkliiB purposes brought
to this soction, .arrived on tho Inst
Elizabeth. Tho shlpmont contained
flvo head consigned by the A. W.
MorrU & Sons Corporation nt Wood
land, Cnl to G. A. Ilonry nnd Dr.
J. R. Wotherbeo. Umidon World.
Freckles
Don't Hide Tlicin With a Veil: Kc.
moto TJieju With Tho Otlilne
Pivsci'lptlon.
This prescription for tho removal
of freckles was written bv a promi
nent physician and is usunlly so sue
cesbful In removing frecklos nnd giv
ing a clear boautlful comploxlon
that It is sold by druggibts under
guarantee to refund tho monoy If It
rails.
Don't hide your frooklos under n
veil; get an ounco of othino and re
in ovo them. Evon tho first fow appli
cations should show a wondorfnl im
provomont, somo of tho lighter freck
los vanish entirely.
Do sure to nsk tho druggist for tho
double strength othino; It Is this that
Is sold on the monoy-back gimran-
LAUXai FREAK leaves every day
a li0 iv.in.rtm,SpUTII Qws River.
Docks at CENTRAL AVEXUI2 blip.
NORTH. IH3ND NEWS
Geo. Johnson, of Cooston, ling
gone to tho Willamette Valley, whoro
ho has Ingon a position with a cow
testing association.
Wm. Galloway, grand ninBter of
tho Oregon I. O. O. R, Is expected
hero .Iuly'22 to pay his nnnunl visit
to the North Hond lodge. Ho will
visit nil the other lodges In thin
section also. Ho will bo accompanied
by Mrs. Galloway, who is Past Presi
dent of the Heboknh Assembly.
Malinger E. C. Drews of the Coob
Hay Telephone Company Is circulat
ing a petition to the Oregon Hnll
roiul Commission to revise their rates
in North Hnnd. a higher rate being
necossnry to Install a now switch
board and other Improvements hero.
Wm. Strang nnd family nro cmnp
Ingat Ten Mile.
E. M. Shrlxer nnd family aro en-
Joying an outing nt Lakeside.
Mrs. E. V. Woodon. of Klamath
Falls. Is tho guest of Mrs. Georgo
Ilolstor.
John Olson and wife, of Cooston,
aro rojolilng over tho birth or n
sou.
C. II. Grove, tluj shocninn, lias
;ono to Shlppnrds Springs ror treat
ment for rhpumntlim,
Mrs. Frank Elsmlngor Is now nhlo
to bo out after a threo months' III-
I10HS. '
Mrs. M. II. Clint loft yesterday
for New York In response to a mes
sage announcing tho illness of her
mother.
M. E. Everltt Is nt Newport at
tending tho convention of tho Oregon
Pharmaceutical Association nnd ho
will than visit at lllllsboro and other
points.
h. G. Piatt has returned from
St. .Mary's, Idaho, where ho was
cnllod by tho Illness or Mrs. Piatt.
He In ought liar to Portlnnd and sho
was considerably Improved at n san
itarium there when ho loft.
J. A. Fltzpatrlck, who recently
nrrlved hero from Eastern Oregon
with his family, him taken a posi
tion In tho Coos Day Grocery.
Will Ilendryx has arrived from
Portland and Tnconin to Join Mrs.
Hendrix nnd baby, who havo been
visiting at tho homo of hor parents,
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Peterson, mid with
other relatives.
Mrs. Tom Juzn and son, Kenneth,
hnvo roturnod from n row months'
visit with rolntlvos In Cnlirornlu.
' Clifford Mnrtln and wire or Itivor
ton, motored horo Inst Sunday In
tholr new Ford nnd woro guests of
Mrs. Henry San ford.
Ward Whltten Is sufrorliiK rrom
sovoro Injurlos which he sustained In
tho Twin City Mill tho otlior day.
A. It. Mercer Is prostdout und'L. G.
Iook8 secretary or tho now Commer
cial Club nt Cooston, formed to boost
that section. Ono or tho things pro
posed Is tho Incorporation or tho
town.
V. C. Gorst, or tho Gorst & King
lino is figuring with dipt. N. J. Corn
wnjl on submitting a bid for cnrrylng
tho Coos liny mall via tho Gardiner
mid Drain routo.
COOS II.VV MX 1-2 SUUVEV.
Will l.e Contracts on Pat( of Sutli
i'I'IIii l.iuo Soon.
Suthorlli, Or., July 17. Another
lni'KB party or survoyors arrived ror
work on tho Sutherllu, Coos Day &
Eastern Railroad. Thoro are now
about 25 surveyors on tho work, a
tr.njoiityof whom aro running linos
through tho tlmbor halt In tho oast
end or tho valley. Superintendent
Fox Is oxpoctod to nrrlvo horo soon
and it Is announced that contracta
will bo let within u row days after
his arrival ror constructing tho road.
Two railroad contractors rrom Wash
ington nro now horo to bid on tho
binding. From n rallnblo source It
Is lonrnod that work on tho survoy
w-ost to tho coast will start about
tho last or tho present month.
SEA.MAX'S TRIP.
Motorcycling through tho Wlllam
otto Valloy from Mnrshflold, A. E.
Sonmnu and his son stopped In Sa
lem Thursday morning nt Mauser
Irros. to got suppllos for their Har-loy-Davldson
machine Tho two vis
itors, who are Interested In tho rais
ins of blooded stock, expect to visit
Albany, Independence, Cnrvallis, Eu
gouo and othor valley towns beforo
returning home. Salem Capital
Journal. .MORE LARORERS LEAVE.
Another shlpmont or laborers loft
tho Coffoo Club ror tho railroad
camps near Coos Hay. More men
could bo used on this work, nccord
in to C, L. Gano, manager or tho
Coffeo Club, but they do not ilko
tho terms and difficulty of reaching
tholr destination. Eugene, Guard,
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