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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY,, OCJQBER 1,9, 1915 EygWIWG EDITION.
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ftfcopo n" ; ,. . wn
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will rcfiiml tlio money on
. Cvery loirelnx
bought tlili wrok
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FIXUP
Lew the 1'rico N Always Right
Ijbnhfbld :: :: ' ' ""
Bedding Bargains
r bavo prepared for tlio Fall
ui Winter season with ono or tlio
but and most comploto nssort
Etiti of bedding that has over boon
ittertd on the Bay. Horo aro a
!i tuggcitlons:
Cotton Blankets, gray, tan or
r white, each '
91, 91.2ft, 91.no, $2
fool Blankets, varied colors,
Eieh 9, 9, 90
Iflce fluffy Comforters, eacn
91 no, 92 niiti 9-.no
Wllt Bedspreads, each
9i.no, 92 mill 92.no
Mom, each . .7fte, 91 "ml 92.B0
fatti, 81x90 In., oncli ooc
Wlor Cases, oacli. . . . . 12JjJc, Iftc
DorTt miss seeing thoso If you need
bedding.
W.H.DINDINGER&CO
Banker Hill
Department Store
Phono 513
AVI2ATHER FORECAST
ttJr AmocldloJ I'reti to Com nr TIum.
OREGON . Unsottled In
northwest; fair south mid
east; southerly winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD
For the 24 hour ending at
4: -1.1 a. m., Octohor 19, by
Bonj; Ostllnd, special gov
ernment meteorologist:
Maximum ci
MImlum 40
At 4:43 n. m 40
Precipitation .. .'. 00
Precipitation slnco Sopt. 1,
101B 1.73
Proclpltntlon same porlod
laBt year 12. 1C
Wind: Southwest, partly
cloudy.
o sunrise and sunset
TllOailnv
October 10 Sun rises at ) Get. Hear and Doer Frank Cat-
C:33 and sets nt R:19. jtorlln returned at noon today In his
.auto from Gold Beach, bringing
with him a boar's shin and tho full
carcass of n forked horn deer as
Ho said that
tjcally waterproof for thoro were no.f44aA
traces of water having got down be-A nrnon,,. ...i.., X
tween to tho base. rcnoUIVHL lYIfcN MUN 2
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MRS. D. N. BUNCH, of Daniels Creek
WQ8 down today on a visiting
trip.
Without a Plpcoi-gan. A roDrc
scntatlvc of a Portland music house 'trophies of tho chnse,
has coma hero and dismantled tho thoro wore W. J. McKenan, W. Lu
pipo orgnn In tho old Royal Theatre cas and W. S. Wolls In tho party
on I-ront street. Tho organ Is boxed
and ready for shipment back to Port
laud and now Mnrshflold Is loft with
out a pipe organ In the entlro city.
AVIll fllvo Party. Tho Epworth
Lenguo of tho Methodist Church is
plnnnlng a Hallowe'en social to bo
hold on Friday evening, October
20th In tho church hall, and this
perhaps, will bo ono of tho largest
ovents of tho season. Tho lenguo
cabinet and tho social committee will
meut this evening to mako arrange
ments for tho affair.
besides himself. Wells halls from
Bandon. They were out three or
four days from Gold Bench and got
tho bear and threo deer. Cattcrlln
brought tho bear's skin with him to
have it fixed Into a rug
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RICE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Rico, of Bunker Hill, Saturday,
Oct. 1C, a daughter.
Plo Social. Tho Ladles' Aid of
Bay Park aro planning n plo social
and Hallowo'en party for Thursday
evening, October 28th, to bo held In
Bay Park. An entertaining pro
gram will bo given lu connection
also.
Father Deatl L. L. Thomas has
rocolvcd word from Mrs. Thomas
of tho death of her fnthor, S. C.
Stuckoy, at Portland, whero sho
has been nt his bedsldo with other
moiubors of tho family for a courlo
of weeks.
.Moves Store. W. IC. Wiseman hnB
moved tho balance of his second
hand storo stock at North Bond to
Powers. Ho wanted to ro-cngago
In business In Marshfleld, but tho
last tlmo he sold out his business
Have New Loading Ground. At
tho head of Central avenue- has been
placed tho loading ground or tho
McDonald & Condron Company. Tho
big donkey onglno wob brought thoro
Sunday and put In place ready to
snako tho big logs out of tho woods
across tho canyon dud up on this
sldo to tho loader. Tho big sticks
aro hoisted and dropped onto tho
trucks, ready for hauling them to
tho dump on North Front street.
Tho operation Is an Interesting ono
and puts logging literally within tlio
cltyllmlts now.
W. R. OXENRIDER, or Cobs River,
transacted business In the city
today.
MRS. EDWARD E. DYER was horo
today for a visit from Daniels
Creek.
MRS. ED NOAH was down on tho
MUllcoma this morning from Allegany.
MRS. V. LIND3THOM, of Cooston,
was a shopping visitor hero yesterday.
hero, ho signed an agreement not
to engage In business In Marshfleld Caso '" Postponed. Tho hearing
for a period of three years, of j m tho cns of Martllla versus tho
which two years remains. JCoob Bay Pulp and Paper Company
jhiiB been postponed from today until
Women to Take Swims. Tho I tho January term of tho U. S. Fed
Hlgh School gymnasium Is open this crnl Codrt In Portland, according
ovonlng for tho women of tho city to word rocelved today In tho of
who wish to tako advantago of the "cob of John D. Qoss. Tho caso
tank or tho gym floor. Tho hours of K(ln McDonald Walls versus tho
aro botweon sovon and nlno p. m. Smith-Powers Logging Company Is
and tickets must bo procured from expected to como up In tho Port
Judgo Hall, clork of tho board. Tho loud Court on Saturday. Mrs. Walls
gymnasium will ho open onco n wcok
through tho winter for use of tho
women.
Wl'l Elect Tonight. Tho annual
business meeting of tho Fellowship
Club Ib set for this ovonlng nt 7:30
p. in, In tho Chambor of Commerce,
says John C. Kendall, president of
is suing for tho loss of n limb when
sho foil beneath a train Bovoral
months ago.
Has Thirsty .Surplus. Jn nttomr-'-Ing
to try out lu a practical way
tho economic theory rqgardlng tho
supply and domnnd, J. S. Hylan-1
slipped n cog this morning and he
MlVa JULIA BENGTSON, tho nurso,
loft yesterday to spend part of
her vacation lit the San Francisco
exposition
JOJ.OM&V
MRS. LUTHER JUDY, of Loon
Lake, wob among tho out-of-town
visitors hero today.
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A. E. ADELSPERGER, of tho C.
A. Smith Timber 'Co., loft this
morning for Powers on n business
trip.
CLAUDE EVANS.', Grand High ,
Priest of tho Masonic Lodge in,
Oregon, is hero on official busl-i
hobs.
MR. AND MRS. ALBERT TYBERG
camo down from Allogany this
morning and expect to lcavo Boon
for n visit at tho Fair.
A. P. DAVIS, Deputy Sheriff, re
turned this noon to CoquIIIo after
serving legal papers on DanlolH
Crock pcoplo yestordny
STERLING
THE SUITS OF QUALITY
Noii-broakablo fronts, hand muilo collnrH,
rut lu tho latest styles, lu the latest fnbrlrs.
They runic lu Worsteds, Tweeds and Novelties
Look nt this Suit, French
Sorgo, hand made collars
halr-llncd front; Suits that
will hold their shapo;
Bpoitged and shrunk. $25.00 value. Our
price , $l-i 7ft
STERLING In grays, checks, hair-line stripes,
$2G.OO value. Our price 9M.7B
French Scrgo, sponged and Shrunk; novol
tlcs of all designs; cut In. tho latest styles;
$1S value. Our prlco 9t2.no
Another Ono, In blue, grays, checks, stripes;
cut In tho latest styles; $lt value. .. .90.00
Youths' long pants In all shades; Suits that
will wear; worth at the least, one-fourth
more. Our prlco 98.no
Young men's long-pants suits; worth nt tho
least one-third' moro 9(1.00, 97.10
Marathon Hats 92.40, SI. Oft
'$. G. 9$en7zey.-(ar
j incerporsTca
Wo Lend Other Kolloiv Tlio OrlulnatoiH of Low Price.
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Read
THE TIMES
SARTER'S
For Your
ICE CREAM
evkuytiii.no sanitary:
MVAYS 01'E.N FOR INSPECTION
Me make Ico Cream to order,
r kind rind In ,iny quail
"Vi for parties, lodges, nlc
"ttc. :; j; ss j, ,.
We do not (.peak of Its
Q U A h I T Y
That speaks for Itself
SARTER'S
l'llfinn nl,l xi i..i-. .
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" St., Opposite Illimco Hotqlf
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Hllvcrsldcs Illghci- Henry Hug
gins, of tho Tnllant Cannery, says
that tho prlco of sllvorsldcs has ad
vanced from 12 cents, whoro It
hnB boon all season, to Ifi cents.
Thoro Ib no rlso In tho 2 cents
a pound being paid for Chlnooks.
Mrs. Lnttlu OcU Divorce. Mrs.
Guy C. Lattln was granted n dlvorco
this nftomoon by Judgo Coko on tho
grounds of cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. It was stated thnt n proporty
Bottlomont was mado provlous to tho
hearing this nftomoon.
Start lllhlo Study. A class In Bl
hlo study waB formed Inst Friday
ovonlng nt tho Methodist Church,
with a present enrollment of four
teen inombors. Tho clasB, undor tho
tonchlng of Rov. Knotta, will moot
on Wednesday evening of each wcok.
liny Randoii, Stork. Marshflold
niorchantBwho woro bidding on tho
D. M. Averlll dry goods stock at
Bandon, whloli recontly wont Into
a receiver's chargo, havo rocolvod
word that Stanloy & Sessions of
Eugono, wero high blddors for tho
stock and will got it.
Hark From Tour. Earl Powell,
aocrotary of tho Coos Business Men's
Association has returned from a trip
Into tho cities of tho county whoro j
ho goes monthly chocking up tho af
fairs of tho organization. Ho re
ports everything In "Applo plo' or
dor" for Applo Day.
tho organization. All members nro foro ho had reached a decision had
requested to bo prosont for a fow reached tho point of intoxication
minutes. Thoro will nlflo bo tho. Beyond thin ho was unnblo to pro
brlor roportB or tho committees who I coed nnd Chief Carter did tho rout.
havo aorvod through tho year and nn Inasmuch na tho man had n $10
outline will bo mndo of tho plans of
proceduro for thin winter.
Will fio South. Don Lawyer,
who for Hovern) months has been
horo roprosontlnr ho Interests or
his fnthor, togotl...' with Manager
balanco In n CoquIIIo bank nnd had
Issuod Bovoral chocks without not.
Ing thorn In his chock book tho
rollco said ho should romatn thcro
until It Is soon that all Ib clear.
No Word on Mlchle. Honry
Al Myers, In tho Roynold-Dovolop- Songstackon, secretary of tho Port
mont Company, Is Intending to lcavo ! Commission, said today that no
on tho Adollno Thursday for San I word has yot boon received from
Frnnclsco. Ho has a wlro from his I Colonol Williams, of tho U. S. Corps
fathor regarding somo business to bo I of Engineers, regarding tho tnklng
dono in Texas, nut said 110 prou- of tho bar dredgo Col. P. S. Michlo
ably would return horo again.
to Grnya Unrjior for tho wlntor.
Nothing has boon rocolvod here
Hunker Hill Cougar. PnrtlCB In about tho movo, with tho oxcoptlon
Bunker Hill nro qulto frlghtonod of nowspapor ndvlcca from Portland
over tho report of a cougar bolnglnnd Hoqulam. Word was sent soy
scon In that vicinity or rathor In , lug that tho dredgo has nlontv of
work horo to koop her busy and
also aBklng that sho bo allowed to
roniovo a fow shoals In tho Innor
harbor.
N
pble TheateD
TOlMinHT IV
jle Home of Paramont Features,
1I0J THE GODS WOULD DESTROY A Miloudld tlueo-act
wanm l.y tl0 j,,,,,,, company. A plcturo that a can highly
jwmmend to our patrons as bring an ereptIonal offering In
three puit
Rl,UtO.D BRAVEHY One of the mwntil of Helen" mllrwid
XMn' I'"11 (,f tl,,lliiB notion fiom tho start to finish.
" ". AND BiaCK SNOWUALLS-tOiio of tho ''Sunny Jim"
nagrnph roiurdlos. llrlng tho children to hco this roinrdy
,l great,
, f COVOTE-SrllK dranm in on reel.
Lower Floor, 15 cts.; Balcony, 10 cts.; Children, 5cts.
.v.iuir iiii.iit. ti.t. v .. tr.. ...n i.'i. ..v.niu .r run Willi
"A.... am iuii H .iiustii A-.iu ..- - -
Jofin n
"arrjiuoio
w,
It's n Paramount feature you can't afford to
Bolso Addition, Just ncross Coal
Bonk Inlot from Brondway. Tho re
port haB It that tho cougar was soon
by mombora of tho Donnlsou family,
tlio children describing It ns a "Innir
Blonder dog with a long tall." Caro- Ho Too Will Help. Sonator Harry
ful watch will bo kopt and tho chll- Lano has vIuntoored his efforts too
dron will nlso ho warned nbout wan-1 Ju bohnlf of tho $G,000 extra appro
dorlng In tho woods. iirlattnn that will put tho Coos Bay
w Const Guard station In "full bloom"
Kumv Anicrira Kirt Along with ' with nocossary concrete sldownlks
tho agitation or seolng and knowing ' and walls to koop tho ocean from
America first has como a largo pos- washing tho fills and boat houses
tor from tho Buronu of Education away. In a lettor rocolvod this morn
In Washington, which contains a 'lug ho said that tho mattor will bo
patriotic appeal to nowly nnturnllzod 'attended to immediately and. thnt ho
citizens, Tho postor Is printed In j'wlll Bend word ns soon as something
sovon different languages and la j has been dono. With Senators Lnno
displayed In tho Post-ofrico. It ox- 'and Chamberlain both working ror
horts tho forolgnorB to learn Eng- tho extra monoy tho belief Is hero
Hsh, go to night school nnd to "root Micro will bo no trouble in getting
for America" or words to this of-1 tho amount.
feet.
parcel post yottr laundry
I We Pay Return Charges. Prompt and r;fficient Service
COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY
"Wh
Blocks Taken Up. Because tho
sand has shifted In under tho wood
block paving on Andorson Avonuo tho '
blocks havo been raised In humps I
t AMONG THE SICK t
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fioorco McCulIrsh. of 'N'nrtli Inlnt.
and Street Commissioner Lawhom jB of Mr and ln Car, McCuUocIl
has two men tnklng up this paving, underwent a successful oporatlon for
Tho base will bo leveled ofr again appendicitis, at tho Mercy Hospital
ami tho blocks put down. It was no- t,j8 mornng,
tlcoablo that tho bloks have wprn nl-' '
most none at all and havo been prnc-i
Get your Job printing dono at Tho
.Times office.
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W. C. SELLMER, tho Bandon mov
ing plcturo magnnto, nnd wlfo,
wore guests of Mr, nnd Mrs. Rob
ert Mnrsdon hero yestordny.
CLAUDE MOON nnd wlfo will movo
In n dny or two from tho Myr
tlo Arms Into ono of F. P. Nor
ton's houses near South Fifth
and Hall.
JI. F. HARDESTY, of tho W. O. W.
Lodgo, arrived horo last evening
in tho interests of his lodgo, ex
pecting to bo horo for several
days n tho county.
GEO. M'CULLOOH, of Haynen In
lot, camo In yoslorday for treat
ment nt Mercy Hospital for np
pcndlctla nnd may havo to un
dergo nn oporatlon.
E. E. KELLEY, or tho Cedar point
boom or tho Smith-Powers Logging
company on tlio CoquIIIo, Is homo
for a fow days. Ho Is Just recov
ering from an attack of tho
grlppo.
MRS. J. C. ROBERTS, mothor of
Mrs. Charles Van Duyn, expects to
lonvo with Mr. and Mrs. William
Chandler to visit nt the Fair and
later will return to her homo In
Oklnhoma after an extouslvo visit
horo.
S.
CARMICHAEL and wlfo havo ro
tinned horo from Bandon. Mr.
Carmlchnol has fully recovered
from his recent oporatlon for ap
pendicitis nnd has gained 2G
pounds In wolght. Ho says ho
novor folt bettor.
Apples MM Jellies
Wo havo Just received a shipment ot APPLES that aro very nlco.
Wo nro selling them ror 75 cents nnd $1.00 per box, Como In and
bco them wo havo several different varieties.
Preserves and .lollies In lG-ounco Jars, each ,20c
(Tho very best brand on tho market.
TRY OUR GOLDEN WEST COFFEE SPECIAL
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
Gettings Cash Grocery
NO. BROADWAY, NEAR CENTRAL
clrio Steamship company, loaves on
tho Sautn Clara tonight for Port
land. Ho claimed to know noth
ing or a report that ho la to havo
chargo of tho Portland offlco of
tho company,
J. M. WRIGHT, contractor for tho
now school building at Powors,
was here yesterday on business.
Ho reports good progress with tho
building nnd parties from Powers
say that ho Is doing a fino Job
as well as a speedy ono.
t AT THE HOTELS
riinudlcr Hotel
F. G, Lcallo, CoquIIIo; Mrs. A.
R. Cross, Powors, P. W, Hnckwood,
Powors; J. II. McPheotvn, Powors;
Mr.i. J. A. McPhooton, Portlnud;
M. F. Hardosty, Astoria,
St. Luwrenco Hotel
Edna McDonald, Rocdsport; Mrs.
N. M. Young, Lnkcsldo; L. A. I'lny
nru, rowers; it. .m. wouuor, .Norm
Dond; E. E. Smith nnd wire, North
Bond.
Lloyd Hotel
II. G. Holder, Beavor Hill; Harry
Bano, Powors; F. McLellau, Myrtlo
Point; Pat Brown, Sumnor; Jack
Burns, Floronco; Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jnmcs Boruen, Bandon; Mrs. V.
Llndstrom, Cooston; Holon Stotz,
Bnudou,
lllaiiro Hole)
L. Maddon, CoquIIIo; William
Sllngsby, Myrtlo Point; A. W. Lun
dy, Myrtlo Point; W, J. Fellows,
Lakeside; Morton Cargo r. CoquIIIo;
L. Shepherd, Powors; Gcorgo A.
Blako, Catching Inlot; J. M. Hol
land, Powera; O. Garlfu, Bandon;
Pat Dalton, CoquIIIo; Charles Con
rad, Ilniidon,
MRS. J. C. ROBERTS, or Oklahoma
City, who has spent tho sumrnor
with hor daughter Mrs. Charles
Van Duyn, leavoa tomorrow for
San Francisco whoro sho will
visit tho oppositions boforo liar
return to hor homo In Oklahoma.
You need ,a tonic
I Every Day Tonic
A tonic of exceptional
merit rebuilds tho run
down system, increases tho
appetite and produces bound
refreshing sleep.
THE BU$Y CORNER
The Rexall Store
WPAP I
Phono 208
Wo Deliver
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ere is Sunnyvale?"
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Front Street
Just fcouth of tho city on tho hard.
Mil faced road Easy of nccoss -Jitney
bervlce Lots level nnd cleared
970 to $llft An ideal place for
' home 95.00 down No Interest
No Tuxes.
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Successful 'JFm
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' H f Goods Right H
'H Prices Right H
I Mjr Serviro' Right
iHir Location Right
Ril lil
Van SAXTOX I'l.VE HAIiSASf
M for COUGHS
Z The Owl I
J ' Frank 1. Cohan. H
We deliver immediately
H Phono 7-1 B
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COL. WM. GRIMES and Mrp. Grimes
leave tomorrow for
n brlof huslnoss trip, aftor which
they will go to San Francisco
to visit tho exposition and thence
to San Diego, They oxpoct to
upend tho wlntor In Soutliorn Cal
ifornia. W. A. REID, who was expected
homo today from Portland whoro
('handler Hotel
II. G. Bolton, Salt Lako; A. P. Da
vis, CoquIIIo; F. L. Wlsherd. St.
Louis; II. W. Adrian, Portland; W.
II. Olby, Chicago; F. D. Layton,
Portland; D. I. McGeo, San Fran
cisco; It. Johnson, Empire; Ray P.
Campbell, Jarvis Lauding; Gcorgo A.
Coko, Portland; J. W. Miller, Co
quIIIo; Sam Stout, McKtuley; Ralph
Bliss; Seattle; Gcorgo Dagor, Pow
ors; F. W. Davis, Portland; J. II.
Cookson, San Francisco; C. E. Mondo,
Chicago; J. A. Bryan, Bandon; F. A.
IiaKur and wlio, siiKum; JamcH u.
Bryan. Portland: l.oounrd
wood, Portland; 8. W. Wlor, Wash
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUE8DAY
North Bond Mothorn'
Toachors' Club at Qontrnl
sohool building.
Mrs. Roy E, Mlllor onter
tntiiB this ovonlng for hor
frlond, Miss Boubo of Iown.
WEDNESDAY
D. M. 0. Club with Mrs.
Lostor Eaton. '
Prosbytorhm Auxiliary
with Mrs. C. H. Waltor.
Christian Sisterhood all
day session In church parlors.
Narcissus Club with Miss
Stolla Pcderson ot Eastsldo.
Prlsclllaa with Mrs. Wm.
Phllllpa or Bay Park.
North Bond Christian
church ludlcs ontortalu Un
ion nld at Piosbytorlan
church.
fLASSiriE
P A r. .
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j jucu TODAY t
l-'OR RENT Now noil modern l
room house, Including laundry
Htovo nnd tubs in basomeitt. East
Bunker Hill. Apply E. Erlck
sou G31 Dounolly Ave.
WANTED Work hy vtomnn hy day
or hour. Phono 11 7-L.
FOR RENT 10 i:ns, partly set to
strawberries, closo in, Apply Box
"F," Times orrico.
t WANTED I
viiT t
Mrs. Grimes "" . Hi ".? ?,, "SaV. ',Vr I WANTED-Offho work of any kind.
Portland onjt.8C0. Wi 0. Swain, Powors; it. Llpp-j Apply "D," enro Times.
mau, l'ortianu; u. u. i.ownio, aow
York.
Lloyd Hotel
B. Hardgravo, Sumnor; Mrs, J.
Brandt, Ton Milo; T. Simons, Ken
tuck Inlet; Gcorgo Horsey, Port
land; J. Harm, CoquIIIo; A. C. Kern,
CoquIIIo; Ralph Smith, Coos Rlvor;
lobort K. Paris, Roseburg.
Blanco Hotel
F. R. Johnson, Eugono; Fred Mll-
ho wont with tho good roads Junk-! lor. Eugono; L. Maddon, Powors; 8.
ctlng party, wired Mrs. Reld that
he would not be homo until about
Friday. Ho wjll go from Port
land to Autorla to look after
some personal business.
J, E. MONTGOMERY, or tho toio-
phono company, expects to lcavo on
tho Adollno tomorrow for San
Francisco for the purposo of view
ing the sights and sounds, Ho
will meet Charles Hall In tho city.
At the samo tlmo William Chand
ler goes south for a visit.
H. B. FRYER, travoltng freight and
passengor agent ot the North Pa-
F. HaiiBlov. Portland: W. G. Follows.
Lnkcsldo; 8. Oquzoz. Cp.rulllo; M,.
Barger, Bandon; William Callahan,
Coqullle; Charles Harris, Gardluor;
Tom Wesson, South Inlot; Percy
Milburn, Powors; A. V. Lundy, Myr
tel iniint; L. 8. Wygnndt, Powors;
W. G. Brandon, CoquIIIo.
St. Liuvrenro Hotel
L, A. Plnard, Powers; WUUnm J.
Betisoy, Coos River; W, A. Campboll
nnd wlfo. Scattlo; Raymond E. Bak
er, CoquIIIo; E. O. Smith nnd wire,
Coos River; It. N. Wobstor, Coos Riv
er; K. Abbott, Powers; Curl C- Wil
son and wlfo, Coos top; E. E. Smith
and wlto, North Bond,
Have your progrn-ns printed at
Tho Times office.
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I FOR RENT t
FOR RlJNT Now and modern J2
room house, with basomont and
nil modern conveniences, . includ
ing two bath rooms, two toilets,
laundry tubs in basomont, Wct
Bunker Hill, Rent reasonable.
Apply Robert Mars-Jen, Br., telq
phpno 312C.
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FOR SALE 2 lifgh-puvtered iHo(or
cyclo, in good condition, at
Goodnun's Garago.
FOR LEASE Wpyd Ifotl, furnlst.
cd, ,; Marshflefd,' Orogen. Also
- - store' room, Appy Wner, J. H.
Bridges, Gates Hotel, San Fras
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