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M. C. MALONEY. Editor mid Pub. t AND THE TOAST t $
DAN K. MALONEY, Xcus Editor J Z .,,,, , , .
. , SALH.U -Chillies Drown
Official Paper of Coos County , NEW EDITION TELLS AIjIj ABOUT tonn i,i the nutilt out lury
Official Paper of Coos County
Official Paper City of Marshfield
through tho malls aa second-class
rami matter.
Entored nt tlio Postoftlco nt Marsh-1
flold, Oregon, for transmission .
SUBSCRIPTION HATES
DAILY.
Ono year $0.00
Per month 50
WEEKLY'.
Ono year $1.50 i
when paid strictly in auvanco tne
p:ilis?ilntlnn mico of tho Coos Bay
Times is $5.00 per year or ?2.50 for!
ilx months. i
An Independent Republican news-1
paper, published every evening ex-;
cont Sunday, and weekly, by ,
Tho Coos Hay Timet) Publishing Co. I
good evexixg
A sense of duty pursues
us ever. It is omnipresent,
like the Deity, if wo take
to ourselves tlio wings of
tlio morning and dwell in the
uttermost parts of the sea,
duly performed or duty vio
lated Is still with us, for
our happiness or our misery.
Daniel Webster.
OREGON I!
,
serving
DITION TELLS AIjIj AUOl'T term In the iienllentlary for rob
bery, has been paroled by I he gover
nor un tho pleadings of Parolo Officer
Keller who shot tho man when ho nr
lestcd him.
MONMOUTH Albert Taylor, agon
IS and liny Neville, aged 17 years,
i i i.. il... wr ill.. li.. I.
Secretary of Statu Hen W. Oleott I ",!"1 '"" '" l" " "
I... ...ii.iii...,i .. ,,.., i.... r .imlver when cramps seized them while
U JH "1"1'VVI II nv l'""v " .
STATU OK OREGON
Valuable Refcicnee Work for Any
one mid Ghes All One .Might
Want lo Know.
A SONG TO OLD .JULY
u new
T i Oregon Hlue Hook. It lontalns new
' features not In former publli'iitlous
and is splendidly gotten out. The
uoolc bus everything in il that ono
might want to know about the state
and is u highly valuable reference
book. It is given tree on application
to any resident of Oregon. In send-
i In swimming.
1 HOOD RIVER Aflcr traveling
over much of the slate S. Hensou and
other members of the slate hlghwn)
cotnlssloti vhlted Hood Hler and
were entertained by business men.
Sl'MPTKR-Four members of the
city council of tiranlto have been
i m m m h h
Have
The Coos
Bay Times
sent to you during
your vacation
FLUHHI
&
IDIOT I
Address nil communications to
COOS I1AV DAILY TIMES.
TEACH EVEItV GIRL
AND IIOV TO SWIM
SWIMMING makes an almost uni
versal nppenl. It takes tho
swimmer out of the humdrum
arena of daily physical activities.
Entrance into the water Is entrance
into n now realm of power and pleas
ure. Tho bathing suit and Adams
buff re badges of physical demo
cracy and freedom.
Ono benefit of swimming is that
it Is sport and exercise in one. It
uses virtually all muscles and espec
ially develops shoulders, chest and
nrm. Yet nono or tlio motions of
swimming strains a muscle, says nil
Exchange. Tim man or woninn who
for years has done without physical
exorcise may return to swimming and
run but little risk of soro muscles
Swimming possesses espcclul ad
vantages for tho fat man and for
women. Thoir specific gravity civ
nblrs them to float and move In the
water much mure easily than thin
people can. Sonio of tho best swim
mers of the world have been women.
When a tragedy on the water oc
curs the man who cannot swim feels
helpless and Is liable to become a
victim to panic. Hut a swimmer who
stays cool has n fair chance to save
his life. With or without the help
of a llfebolt he should keep hlmscli
afloat for two or three hours.
Appreciation of the vnluo
Some singers pipe the month o'
I il lie. but give us old July,
When summertime gets busy aud
fires up the sky;
An'
lift it. . . i .
mien mi! rn.ncrow is u-croa.u.r ior,y frolll ti,0 bi-IiooIh uutl business and
mu wisi.en-ior rainy spell, l,rf,.sliii1il men. for .nnl.. ,.f tlio.
18 ; publication being so urgent and so
Incessant, upon my earnest solleltn
'tlon tho last loglslatuie authorized
its publication biennially. in the
preparation of the subject mutter
. i t f . j l. r-t....t n......i.. ..
ins out the First copies or the book I mougiu uoiou- mo i.iu.u wmuy u.
Secretarv Olcott says: I fldllll! on II llliU'u of ,oa,,,l, '
Denmnds from till sections or ' themselves money belonging to tho
Orouon from those eiiL'iii!iil in nnu i treasury of the town.
tlcally every walk of life, particular
the rich Georgia melon
a-coolln' In the well.
Hot days in Dixie,
Hut let your thanks be said,
For then the big sun-furnace
Hums the melon's heart to red.
An' when the toll is ended you take
your Bhndy ease
An watch tho drlftln' dreani-clouds,
or whlstlo for n breeze;
An when tho day has burned nwny
It's "(lood-byo Mister Sun!"
Uke tired children to tho rest 'nentfc
stnrs of evening won.
Hot days in Dixie,
Hut duly tluio Is sweet,
An' in the dnrk o' summer dreams
We hoar the world's heart beat.
Frank L. Stnnton.
we have endeavored to give clear
and concise statements of tho func
tions of tlio several state, district
und county officers, as well us of
the various state institutions, de
partments, boards aud commissions
ami to Include such other Informa
tion pertulnlng to the State and
Federal governments us is of Inter
est. "In addition to the matter In
cluded In prior editions of this book
which as well has been brought down
DALLAS The state board of
health has placed Polk und YniuhP
Counties tinder iiiarantliiu on n
count of the rabies developing among
herds of llvo stock.
EUGENE Fewer flro-riglitorn
than usual- ut tills time of the year
have boon put In tho timber because
weather conditions huvo not demand
ed as eloso a guard as is generally
necessary.
nged i! t years, and u pioneer of Dou-
ROSUHURO John H. Dame's.
glas County died nt his homo In
Hosoburg.
BAKER Xlno head or hloodct '
Hereford cattle from Iowa, valued nTi
$10,000 have been purchased by)
George Chandler for his Hakor conn
ty ranch.
OLDEST HANK IN COOS C() vr..
Kstubllsllcil 18HI. l
Capital, Surplus and UndivJi
Profits $118,000
Interest, paid on Time
AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Officer
,T. W. Hcnnott, President. j
J. II. Flanagan, Vlee-Pieslilent. v" '
It. 1 Wllllniu.H, Cashier.
(Jei. F. Winchester, j,(
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Deliveied a( any point uhere
there Is mail service, without extra
charge. I
Simply phone The Times oll'lrci
mill gito oiir new address iiml pa
per will be Itaiisfeiieil Irom ear
lier or list or your old addiess. ..
..It makes no dllfeieuce whctherl
It Is lor Ivm or tlnee (lajs, a week
or ii mouth. '
Phone lilil.
Ill
Phono 7.1.
Have )ou been to SAHTKH'S for
LL'XCIIV
I If Not, Why Xot?
Soinethlii; New Every Day.
'Ice Cream' bilcks fide
Ico Cream, quarts Hie
ieo Cream, pints -)e
Hot Chicken Tamales....2 for U.V
Picnic Lunches u Specialty
SARTER'S
Phono JOit-.l.
Mnrsliriehl.
Opposite Blanco Hotel, Front Street
Money Is not female gender sim
ply because It talks.
It Is no sign hecauso dust settles
thnt your creditors can make you
do the same thing.
swimming, Its indlspeusnhlllty almost
causes more ami more insistence up
on boys mid girls learning this easy
nrt. Many of our colleges or univer
sities havo compulsory gymnasium
courses In which nn Instructor teach
es swimming and some oven rotuso a
degree, to the student until ho passes
n satisfactory test or power to swim.
Tho teaching of swimming by high
schools ami oven by grade schools has
been advocated, but the eost of swim
ming tanks generally makes this sub
ject Impracticable for them. In sov-
eral cities enthusiasts for swimming
havo organized clubs to act us volun
tary tenchcrs whenever an opportun
ity offers.
It Is generally after a Coos nay
of girl gots her first fellow that she
begins to look In tho mirror
often.
more
THE STOHE XUWS
AN IMPORTANT and wo may say
an Invaluable part of a news
paper Is Its store news, it is
truo tlio stores pay for the space
they occupy in a newspaper, and
possibly there are people who will
he surprised to see the space so
occupied considered as news space.
Yet If they stop to consider a mo
ment, they will iciill.ii that It has
a very considerable news value, that
it is news from tho fact that ad
reading Is a part of Intelligent buy
ing thesu days, and particularly is
truu as to women readers.
Tho public Is.thereroro Interested
in every special buIo that Is adver
tised. It is real nows to them und
valuable because It saves them inon
oy. Tho Times is a medium ifor
publicity for the dry goods stores
und thu other business houses of
Marshrield, not some of them, hut
all of them, so that the intending
shopper who is a reader of The
Times loses none of thu news relat
ing to money saving sales.
livery man and woman wants to
make a dollar go as far as possible
these days, and the advertising col
umns of this paper, currying the
news or all the stores, are Inval
uable. That news Is as essentially a
part of the paper as Is the Assocated
Hums service or the local news, and
from the standpoint of dollais and
renin the store new comes eeu
cloiior to the people.
If you are not reading The
Times regularly you are missing
some valuable store news from day
lo day, something you cannot afford
to lulus at this lime.
Here Is something you can depend
upon if you do anything out of
the ordlnnry Coos Hay people will
talk.
Sometimes n Coos Hay man would
be unablo to puddle his own canoe
If he couldn't borrow tho other mnn's
paddle.
Somo Coos Hay women go out and
work for n living and boiiio stay
honiu and work a husband for a
living.
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20
OREGON CITY Mayor Jones has
to June 1. 1015, there Is Included , announced thnt ho will allow spoon-
n sketch of the formation of tho enr-1 lB to part of young people In
ly provisional government nt Cham- the parks of Oregon City.
poeg, by Geo. II. Illmes, Assistant LAORANDE A survey Iiub been
Secretary of the Oregon Historical i"n,le for a ow (,nm on Heaver Crook
Society; an outline map of the State which It is believed will solve the'
giving the area by counties, together j water shortago qucstlton.
with a classified statement of tho KLAMATH FALLS At a meeting
lands within tho stnto; qtinlirtcntloiiB ' of the TrI-Statu Good Roads Assocla
of voters; tables showing tho popu-itlon n resolution was passed ondor-l
lar and electorat vote for President 1 9l"K tho plan Tor bonding the state I
In 1012; population of the sovoral ' for good roads. ,
states by decades; tables giving date ' OREGON CITY Although rain
of the next general election, dnto of i Interfered greatly with the attend
next Legislative session, limit of khco at the recent Chautauqua, tlio
sessions and pay and terms of office .association did not fall behind llnnn-i
of Senators und Representatives In einlly this year.
nil states; principal stnto officers of ' EUGENE The bachelor apart-,
other states; names and tonus of Imonts of T. V. McGlynn were raided
office of the varioiiB Btato officers I by the police, a barrel of partly flll-i
from the formation of the provision-' ed liquor found ond tho man nrrest-
al (.,(" eminent to date, as well nn ed on a charge of violating tho local
ine names oi an newspapers and option law.
li....rn...... i.. ii... n...i.. . T.-r AMirmi u i t t a o 11 Ti.tln..
I'ni'uiuvvo III illU !Hilll'( I lHl.l 1 1 1 rnill.tJ Oi I'. ll IUII tail . n I--' -"--
...i. t . .. ... UUIIIM :rngm Vhft linn mnt
woo mis ueou serving us pnsiur ui. "! wivmu j.jk uui mill
"He Martecl m Life
a Poor Man"
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Iteatl liuoiiL mo uvea i nun jikju ami you it. . I
rule tho statement, "Ho Bturtod in llfou poor man" KA
Competency wns only acquired when the Iiablt of
formed.
S.. ...... ...1... i. v1i 1. 1, ttiyu tu Inlii... I.... .
MJ lllilll III! u.v;illlilfco inn hhuji lui IllUlley Iq. ,
Blart a hank accoimt. H
Wealth depends upon what you uuvo -nut on i,tJ
this naiiK accepts savings aceoiiuis in any nmonmJ
ilepositor is always welcome.
It pays Interest on time deposllH.
Stnrt that account now. Having Is ibL result of -
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF COOS BAY
Safety Deposit Boxes For Went.
COMMUTATION
TICKETS, $11.00.
Mnrshficld-Xortli Heiitl Auto
Lino
Cars every ten mlntucs from
O u. in. to 112 p. m.; to South
Slough unco n day, leaving ut
11 a. m.; to Empire three trips
n day.
GOHST & KING, Props.
STEAMER
F. A. Kilburn
Mills for
SAN FRANCISCO via EURI
MONDAY .H'liY 10, P. M.
Santa Clara X" Portlaij
TPICSDAY, .H-I.V 117, P. M. I'or I'mllur Ife
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. . S
Til TERMINAL DOCK y, j;. ,sTlm
SMI
Phono 1:1(1
NOTICE
i
EQUIPPED WITH WIHKLKSS
i Cream
20c per pint
,1vVNA" i who has been sorvlng as pastor of . VVlIIJ UrCQITl
of recoiuniendatlon. Hut ho seldom tho Christian church for the nnst two I Ml K 7lAr nor rtnarf
Is so particular with the womun ho j years, has resigned. ! BlltterniHk I'fTn npr nnllnn S
i ASTORIA Two gill netlers were Rntter "flf nor nnnnrl
'arrested tor violation of the Btnto'"UU OUC per pOUnfl
marries.
Tlio average Coos Hay man niena-
Tim mm trim u.i. i .. J "res his happiness by tho size if
The patriot who does the most , bullk rol.
flag waving and tho most fighting
with his mouth before the trouble
starts is usually tho first ono to
crawl under tho bed after thu trou
ble begins.
QUESTION l-'Olt Till: DAY
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Ion En .. 1 nrt
ilsh laws and were fined ?50 each i u" oul' VW IUU
m nn Astoria comt. j Special prices for larger
quantities
l AHOUT EOHKST HUES
Steamship Breakwaii
ALWAYS ON TIME.
SAILS FROM MAHSIIHELD EVERY SUNDAY milllXGf
8:00 A. SI., E.YCKI'T SUNDAY, .JULY I, AT I I'.SIW
PORTLAND EVERY THURSDAY AT 8 A. )L
Phono II5-J.
II. J. MOB!
The forest service of tho U. S. do-
Carl
has all kinds
Evertsou
dough,
Most everyone concedes It;
Hut strange to say, wo also know
That Carl always kneads It.
COOS BAY ICE &'
Why Is It that the Coos Hay man ' partnient or agrlciiltiiro has publish- Cfi f CTADATC M I
Iiuunoy to put up? aliout foieat flies which aru of pur-
t .Maybo you don't know II. Hut
: there are more bow IukkviI girls
.limn there are bow legged men.
X.e...... Imih.1. .... 'llu billed their homo
........ .,, , in:,ir inu'
"Tlio Dove-
Clltll" U'llllll
"ouian next door giving her bun- lie married sweetheart Lena,
bund Hull Columbia. You never can ,lllt they've been wed five years'and
ten wiien your own ootsy wootsy Is '
going to start In on you.
now
lie calls It "The Arena.
If somo Poos Ray men would
spend us much
as tbey do at loan
havo rnlunes.
A woman's ago Is hard to tell,
" nvi'iiH ii a sealed page
energy at working 's'"' no)'i,r ,tPi'lS ,IL'1' youth so well
oaring tbey would M H" rni1 la," ,,ur "K0'
I he trouble with the Coos Bay
nmn who thinks be is as good us
anybody is that ho thinks lie Is u
whole lot better.
Tin: HYPOCRITE
He practiced playing on a harp.
line rrom the poor he stole;
In spite or tho old saws on tho
ttiiiwiiij, we unve always found that
Hnt old St. Peter was too shnrp. I "10I'W makes more trouble foi thoso
And now he's shoveling coal ) ,m1X0't "' "'an It does for
'hose who have plenty.
tlciilar Interest at this time when the
season of fire danger upproaclics,
"Forest fires are unnecessary, are
nearly always the result of careless
ness, and may wipe out In an hour
what uatut o has taken years to
create, in fact:
They destroy existing forests.
They dofctroy young growth, which
means futuro forests.
They dostroy tlio beauty of the re
gion. They destroy u great market for
labor.
They destroy prosperity.
They destroy homes. j
They destroy lives. i
Phone 73.
Deliveries at 8:30 a. m.
and 2:00 p. m. daily
INTER
Oil TRlSPORTflTI
Weekly ServJco Coos Hay nnd Han FrandKft
SOUTH COOS RIVER BOAT
SKRVICE
LAUNCH EXPRESS
leaves Marshflehl every iluy
u. in. Leaves head of river
nt :i;is p. m.
STEAMER RAINBOW
leaves lio.ui of river daily at 7
. m. Leaves Mar.shfleld at 2 p.
in. For charter apply on hoard.
ROGERS .M SMITH
Proprietors
STEAMSHIP il II
TI
Freight and Passenger Service
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS HAY, Jl'liV SI, .' 'U
San Francisco Office, 000 Flfo HulIdliiK, ud 11 Sl
Coob Bay Agent, 0. F. McQeorgb. M
question rmi thi: day
Sl'GCKSTS PLAN
What has become of the old-fnsh-loued.
open-ln-the-back, while shin,
with a little flap at the bottom of
the stiff bosom bearing the Initials
of the owner?
The man who spends bis nr0
throwing bomiuets at himself gels i
nilKlity few flowers when he dies.
oil i can t make some or thoso
Coos Hay young folks believe It but
t Is about a million times oaslor
1 1" k'i niiirricu tuaii It is
niiurled.
to stny
NO .ioki:
N this iwmo or Tho Timw is niWe tl111 1,0' "bettor hnhos," thai'
coiuiiiiiulcatlon setting forth nu-
.iiu.,. . i l'xy mm mny ",n'v lin
lellu'ied from temptation, but it
hard to keep blm from opening ono
eyo and taking a peek nt it.
PKRT PARAGRAPHS
Public opinion Is never tonguetled.
i Some coming events cast their sha
dows in ull directions.
l.,w...l fl 1 1...
iuivi.n iiiua villi uu jiieveiucii ii) . i
Never leavo a camp fire unless it "
U Sir making a cninp fire , lea i PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ves, rotten wood or against a log;
Never tossing uway burning mat
ches or tobacco;
Never burning brush, grass, or
slashings during n dry season.
J. M. Wright
Phono 188-11
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Estimates furnished on request
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Abstracts J
FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AXI) WWT
ABOU0Q
.IOKE ON LAWYERS
""" , To have a eomi timn i.- .....
,1 . . ,, .1 l. . l-n..1 i----. unit la rllpi
inner ihiiii uu- ine uibpowii or tlioi '"" "1 "1, it'iiu seoins funny; "" "in" a Vlv"' imagination.
D AN P lilll.lu 'I'I.Ij i. In.. .... ...I f..... I. I Ylllll" ll.ML.r 1...W I.. I. ...I... ... ! -.
' " v ..tip iNtui up im luilll ...ii. ir. iiu-uv IO
If
I Dr. H. M. Shaw
m. . , . ' ' ,,,u' "ml ''liitint Sioclallst
rhe Joko Is on tho 1.110 lawyers GLASSES FITTi'i.
and bankers who, in response to an' ii,n.. tm i "i. .',,
Inquiry scut out by u New Orleans "" ,,,,07'' ,toon,s SOO-aoi
paper, named Mr. Franklin K. Lano' Irving Block,
as the man thoy preferred for Prosl- ,),- MATTIE li. SIIAW.
dent In I'.MG. Mr. Lane Is an offi-, Piivsi.i,... .....i u
Clout Kiicrnlnrt- nt llir ttln.. .,.! ""'hlOU
" ....rf w. ... ,.t,i;ii, mill
would probably make u good Presi
dent but ho was born on British
will or British parents, and there
fore, under the Constitution, is in
eligible. Youth's Companion.
C00S BAY REAL ESTATE, Sec
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT C0,l
., MAKSHPIKMi AND COQUILLE CITY, OIlECOJ .,
SCEXTS' EAWSIDK AND SENGSTACKItt'S $
AGENTS FOB CANADIAN PACIFIC HAILROAD U
UKMIY SENGSTAOKEN, MANAGEH
1
' P"'
l'hoiie ;i:io.,i.
Office hours by appointment.
Is designed to work out so that the
hinds will full Into the hands of ac
tunl sottlors who will build up tho
country nnd o that tlmm who uuilly
wjuit to live on the laiuU will not
become tho lctlnis of speculators.
Any suggestions leKiiiclliig the liaml
Hug of these lauds are of Interest In
vlow of the fact that the question is
a highly Important one which will
effect many pornoim.
Get one-fourth of your money.
The
CREHR P
It Is fortunate that nil people are
npt alike. A wife would tot little
pleasiiro out of drawing "l it "o one
udmlrud her clothes any more than
her husband does,
Ku'liuiiBo.
Don't let old hard Im-k make you I
isray.
Keep hustling aud don't stop;
The world turiu over onco day
And you'll Voou be on top, '
.VOUUi: doctor's nrnf.cln., i..
, usually better than his practice.
Hut one half of the world knows
uAiii-uj now io work tlio other half.
.im,0Ui .li,!l.'t J.mlso " wo,,n" "
glon li) the bonnet she tars ,
-1111 CIIi
KGGS AMI APPLES IX CRATES
.MAY (i() BY PARCEL POST
Benjamin Ostlind
COXSULTIXG EXGINEER AND
ARCHITECT
Offices. 20G Irving Block.
Phone 103-L or 2C7-J.
Marshfield, Oregon.
our
Do not be solfUh'. Always lend
A hwlplim hand, my brothers;
'I'llll ttt.tt. .. I... ill
..... .u.iu hiio is ill own boot friend I
in Hound to bun few others.
! H Isn't difficult to retain
gold"teJtr U" l' "Qt 1,Ut lh0'U '" ,ho
Crates of oggs and bo.xes of ap
ples ot the ordinary size can go by
parcel poet, now, according to
now ruling. Tlio MmIt of
"'i Indies for the combined lonirM.
"id girth of parcels will be raised
to S inches. There will b
vhaugo in the weight 11.,,. 77
It- Another new ruling provides for W. G. Chandler
a receipt ror tho package if n... ARCHITECT
sender plmes u 1-cent stamp on the Iloouis 301 "l 302, Coko Bulldlnc
IIUl'kllL'il MM... .. , I..I-,. '"
H. G. Butler
CIVIL ENGINEER
Hoom 301 Coko Bldg. Phono 14G-J.
Resideuco Phono 363-L.
Koontz Garage
Agency for
OVERLAND CARS-G00DYEAR TIRES -EXCri
MOTORCYCLES-UNION GAS ENGINES
Mnrinn n,l A..i i .. . . ...... lull V
-'ii aim HinomoDiie Repairing a &pew
North Front Street :: Phone'
i'm.1"1 uy .'.' "W bnr" bubo l'r,og lmt'kue' Th0 o and addross
Jlarshfiold, Oregon.
via mm uooi irionaii,,,,,,, " ,. ,, """ uu, Ui,uo cries - "? nuiuo unu aiidross .wuisiiuom, o
" fW others. & ,ldoU KX ut;, n,,Mllk U ? "'? ,"U:S,'1 t0 whoM ,ho ll - uT"";
U hlio a steuott.!,."11"'" make ttaste." dospito tin ilS l ua " tho eovor of tlio I ARCHITE
iioiore a m
rapher be asks to see her letters ! .ra'f ,lliU ",u '" to hiiktlo in onk-r P'u,kao. This will reduce tin. ,
- --..- .... ,'.,... .... ..1,1, t, it . . .vw
joii uieso articles from Myrtle point.
I to keep up with tho wagon.
(IT
Marshfield, Oregon.
Timea Want ads brtnK resuIU.
GRAVEL
from0nn00 uZlrT?d t0 fl,r'l ORAVBL In jj $
" uul ru or in carload lots, nt following" , '
m 1,l,u onEround, 2.?B per yard.
canoad lots, takon from cars, JS.
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