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THE .COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1915-EVENING EDITION.
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Just Arrived
'. Flannel Sport Shirts
Suits and Overcoats
Our stock is complete with
. swaggerly tailored garments.
Price $15, $18, $22.50, $25.
Mackinaw Coats
"' Big stock to choose from. '
Prices $5.00, $6.50, $7.00, $8.50, $9.50
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MARSHFIFLD
BANDON
FOUR
STORES
LODGE LUIESMEET
HKDEKAHS OPEN ANNUA li HIS
TIIICT CONVENTION
Represcntatlvei Como From All
Flirts of County to Attend Run-
quel In I.O.O.F. Hull Tonight
At two o'clock thin afternoon In
thn I. O. O. F. Hnll tlicro oponcil
tho nnminl district convention of
tlio Rcbcknh Lodgo, with represen
tatives In nttondanco from nil pnrtB
of Coos County.
Following tlio business session
of.tliu nftarnoon nt hIx o'clock thcro
will tio sorvod ii lmmiuot for all
visitors mid local members anil ti
gcnornl good tlmo will bo enjoyed
and thuro will bo nnotlior session
tills ovonlng.
Thoro will bo elected officers for
tho next annual district convention
and also tlio placo of mooting will
bo doHlKiintml. In all probability It
will bo Bomowhoro In tho Coqulllo
Valley, Raid Mrs. Tom Colo, chulr
tuun of tho pruocut convention, thin
morning.
TO
PRESIDENT HUN FISHER AP
POINTS CLUR COMMITTEES
.Moot 1'Yldny to Talk Over Work of
JIMII null Cut Tilings Started
Five Pcrpinuoiit Committee
Appolutmont of tho five commit
tees for tho Fellowship Club In 1D1U
wore ilofinltoly appointed today by
Dun S. Fishor, president, and n
meeting of all committeemen Is call
ed for Friday nt 4 p. m. In tho,
Chnmbor of Commerce-, to discuss i
plans of work for tho coming year,
"Municipal Prohloms" Is tho In
teresting topic up for discussion nt
thu noxt Fellowship Iminjuot to bo
hold Novombor 23. Tho committee
having charge of tho entortnlumeut
consists of W. A. Ackormnu, chair
man,' Carl Evortson, C. I. Ilelgard
nnd J. S. Lyons.
Tho following nro tho committees
appointed:
Sorvlco, C. It. Peck, chairman; V.
A. Hold, J. C. Kendall, A. II. (lldloy
Frank llorton.
Publicity J. W. Montgomery,
chairman; J. E. Montgomoty, U, E.
Ash, O. V. Ilrlggs.
Fluanros John Ferguson, chair
man; Frank I). Cohan, I. S. Kauf
man, It. Iluggo, (I. F. Wliudiostar.
Unemployed' H. S, Fishor, chair
man; It, Doromus, J. Motley, Hugh
McLain, E. Powoll.
Momhorshlii F. E, A'lltrit, chair
man; I, S, Smith, Claudo Tho'np
son, Dr. A. Toyo, A. K. Peck,
I).. L, Ilucklngham, Itobert Dillurd,
E. II. Joolmk.
MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK
, PAYS DEATH CLAIM
P. V. Laudrith, insured In tho
' Mutual Life Iusiirauco Company
of Now York September Stub, 1008
for $1500. Ho paid seven annual
premiums of $H.7G each, or a to
tal' of $ai:i.;tl'. Ho died a mouth
ngo, nnd being n slnglo person, his
mothor, Jennie Lnudrlth, was his
beneficiary. Today sho was huudod
n check by local agent Sougstacken
for $10Til.0Q being tho fuco of tho
policy plus $151 In dividends. Tho
dividends being uonrly 50 per cent of
tho entire premiums ptld by Mr. Lnu
drlth. It is usless to state thnt Mrs.
I.untlrlth wns pleased with tho splen
did nnd prompt tottlomeut mado.
FOUND On Fourth and Dennett
Lndy'tt hat. Ownor may havo samo
by paying for this ad at Times ,
ntnon "
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Times wont ads bring results.
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plus
mL3A?
MYRTLE POINT
POWERS
SEEK CLUB ROOMS
moohi: midge would use sec
ond FLOOR DAHGELT 1JLRG.
Auk Owner to Milieu 'Necessary Al
((ration Mutter Left for Final
Decision W'ltli tlio Trustees
Club rooms for tho Mooso lodgo
on tho second floor of tho Ilargolt cd tl10 proposed budget nnd said thnt
building, comor Mnrkot and Ilroad- t,loro woro II numbor of Items uot
way Htroota, nro under discussion. At "'""Honed which would havo to ho
n mooting of tho lodgo last ovonlng ,nct Ho ""Id.thoro woro no provls
n commlttco of three reported favor- .'0I1H 'or lI, wharf Ingor who gots
ably on tho movo, providing tho'180 u 'cnr' n"(1 " provisions for
ownors would ngreo to mnkn tho "I"1' of tho wharf. Also that
needed alterations, and tho flnnl do- tllcro wa8 nolh'ns allowed for ex
cision was loft In tho hands of tho ,,0nR08 of tho f,ro department, such
board of trusteos with power to act. "" tho I'rchnso of chomicnls, nnd -no
Quarter Needed oxl,0st, 'or tho health department.
Noed of larger quarters has boon T.,11 clty Houm, ll(J Bn,(1 waH not pro
urgont with tho Mooso for somo v,llo', for- U ,,0,11K "cccssary to pay a
tlmo nnd they boo In tho now lorn- BlnMo w,l0, n 8trn' "nl,nn ,8 t,ll
Hon n chnuco to broaden out. Tho on ""'
rommlttoo that Investigated tho mnt-
tor nnd reported last ovonlng con-
slsted of J. F. Tolandor, II. .1. Bnow
and C. II. Walter, and tho board of
trustees Is composed of Guy C. Lat-
tin, J. P. Tolandor nnd II. J. Snow.
CIoIiik to Coqnjllo.
Noxt Wednesday ovonlng many
mombors of tho Mooso Lodgo horo
aro Intending to go In n body to Co-
Utilllo, whoro tho mombors In thot
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newly-Installed branch thoro nro to
bo Initiated.
BATTLE FOR HOI
Tiiiti:i:.coiti:m:i) lkoal fiout
TO IIK WAUKI) ON PINE ST.
Suit
In Filed In Circuit Court
In-
volvlug Max Tliumeniiaii Horn
i State Tal.es u Hand
Claiming again that tho Ions by
Mrs. Annie E. Sttckuoy of a deed
Bald to have bcon glvoti her October
I, 1883, Involving tho nronorty on
Pino street now claimed by Mux
Tlmmonmiu ns his homo, did not
forfeit her rights to tho property,
,a suit has. been fllod In tho Circuit
Court.
Tho case Is entitled Annie E.
Stleknoy, nn Insane person, by J, W.
Motloy, hor guardian ml litem, ver
sus F, Tlminorman, deroasod, Max
Tlmmormau and !lla Tlmmurman,
tho Reutiott Trust Company and tho
unknown holrs of A. J. Davis, de
ceased, and others.
Suit '1'w Yearn Ago.
Two years ago this suit was
brought and tho cuso was up for
trial, according to Hoy & Miller, at
torneys for the plaintiff, whon they
took a loluntary non-suit.
Mrs. Aunlo Stleknoy, now quite
aged and an tnmiito of tho state
Insane asylum sluco 18UU, was nt
ono tlmo Mrs. Aunlo Temple, whoso
husband, say tho attorneys for tho
plaintiff, squatted on tho piopuny
In litigation and afterward bought
It of J. N. Knowlcs and died leaving
his wlfo nn only heir.
Deed Never Recorded
Sho married II. S. Stleknoy nml on
October 1, 1882 Mrs. Stleknoy Is
said to havo received u dood for
tho land which was lost and novor
filed It, and two years uf(or sho
went to Salem J. N. Knowlcs, it is
claimed, gave a quit-claim deed to
H. S. Stleknoy. tho husband. The
latter died In 180S, aged 79 years, !
leaving tho proporty to Mnx Thinner-'
man .according to his will loft with I
me lauur, j-. Timmermau. i
State Enters Fight.
Tho state, too, takes n part In
tho contest. District Attorney Lll
Jeqvlst Is appearing to lay claim to
tho estate on tho grounds that it
""'" " "" '"ii womuii hiui
t,lftl tl10 propertj should rovort td
the stato In payment for her koep
thoso mnnv years In tho asylum
BUDGET
DISCUSSED
north rend council has
myely hussion
A
City Traisiirer Objects to Item Doing
l,cft Out. Mutter Up Again
, This Afternoon
j Tho Bottlcmcnt or tho budget for
' tho city of North Bond for the coming
'year Is being sottlod nt n mooting of
I tho city council this afternoon. The
matter enme up nt tho meeting Inst
night and caused a lively discussion.
I A budget had been prcpnrcd and
was presented by a committee. Tho
commlttco report was signed by
Councilmcn Holllstor and Logglc. It
provided to pay tho flro dopartment
$50 n month Instead of paying by tho
hour when there are fires. It put
, tho pay of tho health offlcor on n sal
nry of $100 n year lnstcnd of fees and
provided for a salary of $300 for the
city tronsuror who now receives no
pay.
Tho total estimated expenditures
was $11,210. This Is cxcluslvo of
sinking funds and Interest on bonds
'for which a 4 mill special tax Ib lev-
' led.
I Hnvo (joiio Tlio Limit;
I Ton mills Is tho limit of tho us-
S
Bcssmont that can bo mado for gon-
oxponscs. This will rniso it was
ostimnted $12,801.03. In addition
It was estimated thnt thoro would bo
$1,000 from tho city whnrf, $2fi0
from tho pollco court and $250 from
various kinds of licenses.
Noxt year thcro will bo no money
from silicon llconsca and tho city will
thus loso $4,800,
Claims Items Loft Out
City Attomoy Dorbyshlro discuss-
,."u n.l,uu" l'uu l,,oro was noiwng
"""c" W city nan maintnlnnnco
ox"0sc " nothing for printing,
, In, tl10 b,,llKot 2ns wnB ""owed
j f"'"1tho "I'0"808 of tho city onglncor's
!off,co nml Mr urbyshlro snld that
, " "J1 ' expenses of that offico
ro l00D'
, Sll,s' IWtwoNt
" nHon 10 mo met
,nt ,tl,1 cIty ,n,1Bt 'm' oml-annimlly
tllO InterOSt on ninrnvniiinnl Immla
tho Interost on improvomout bonds
I whllo tho nronorty owiiom nav nniv
onco n yonr. This money comes back
I but it Is ncccBBary for tlio city to hnvo!
I tno monoy on hand to pay out when
tho Intorost Is duo each six months.
Also It wns cited that only $30 n yonr
was allowed for tho expenses of tho
legal department which would
amount to nothing If tho city had
n law suit to fight,
Lively Discussion
Councllmon other than thoso sign
lug tho commlttco roport supported
tho attomoy In his objections to
tho abovo ltoms being loft out nnd
thoro wns (julto n livoly discussion.
Mr. Derbyshire and several of Mm
vounc-llnion havo provided another
budget to prosont this afternoon con-1
tnlnlng tho ltoms montlonod us loftiplro. Thoy aro Holllstor, Curtis
out In tho commlttco budget. Tho and Logglo. Tho first named has
difference Is nbout $15,000. Onlv snld that ho will not bo a candidate
$1,1500 of this Is nn IncroaBo In tho
amounts of tho toms nnmod In tho
ursi uiidgoi presented tho council,
and tho balanco Is to provldo for tho
ltoms which tho city attorney claim
ed woro loft out of tho commlttoo's
proposed hudgot.
Will Do Sliorlngo
Whllo ton'mllla is all that'tho city
can levy for general oxponsos tho
law will allow tho 1 mill sneclal as-
hossmont for sinking fund and In -
uiresi on nouns to bo raised to 5 1-2
mils, so 15 1-2 mills Is all thnt tho
city can raise by taxation. Thoro
will bo n doflcloncy and It will bo
necessary to Issuo warrants.
Other Huslness
Tho council adoptod nn ordinance!
making tho assessment for tho Com'-
morciai avenue sower which is to
cost about $20,000.
Tho hid of the Warren Construe
tlon Company of $17,1 15 for Improve
mum uoiius was nccopted by
council.
tno
Tho date for tho acceptance of tho
paving of Virginia and McPhorsou
was fixed at Nov. 0.
Tho city attorney was instructed
to draw up an ofdlnanco regulating
awnings and signs on tho sldowalks
l"ero ,s 801n complaint that nwn.
,I,B8 '" so"10 cases hang so low that
t1'0' l,urforo with persons pnsslng
u tlie sidewalks.
44
t WATERFRONT NEWS :
.1
The Hardy Is duo In tomorrow
from San Francisco.
j ro A. M. Simpson is duo to sallliame) by lior us witnesses. Slip J
,.at noon tomorrow from North Rend told tho judge they had witnessed'
J for San Francisco. ino healing
TO
TDK HASTSIDK COUNCIL OKDKHS
COOSTON IMtOPKHTl' SOLI)
Ow'.icrs Who Do Not I'ay.AssosHineiits
for Proposed Improvcineiit or Will
Not lliinil .May lAe Inml
Tho Eastside Council Inst ovonlng
ordered nil property sold bordering
tho proposed Btrcet Improvements of
Coos ton thnt has not olther paid tho
levied nsacBsment or bonded. Tho
total will amount to $15,000 or
more, says City Attorney Gcorgo
Wntklns. The cnliro improvement
has been estimated by City Engineer
Cathcart to cost approxlmntoly $25,
000. It Is expected tho property
will bo put up for snlo in about 30
days, said tho attomoy.
Determined to (.'latlo.
Tho movement shows that tho
Council Is determined tho streets
Bhnll bo graded and planked. Thoro
havo boon delays and injunctions
threatened, hut as yet nono havo
materialized. Mr. WatkliiB admitted
that tho majority of tho property
that will have to bo sold la hold in
tho namo of tho Coos Day Townslto
Company, attorneys of which havo
argued bofore tho Council that tho
Improvements mean nothing more
or less, than tho confiscation of their
property.
Will Adopt Iltidget
On November 20 will bo held n
Hpeclnl meeting of tho Cnstsldo Coun
cil for tho purpose of adopting tho
budget and also to iidvortlso for
bids on tho street work In Cooston.
At fho samo tlmo will ho hold tlio
caucus to solcct candidates for tho
city offices, tho election to ho held
early In Dccembor.
CANDIDATES FEW
not many in no i itu
si:i:kin! offick
11KND
Klnier UiisnoII Out for Major nnd
Peter Logglo Talked of Nono
for Councilman
Interest In city politics In North
Doud Is Increasing, Elmer Itussoll,
tho present Mayor, Is u candidate
for ro-olcctlon to tho offico, nnd
another caudldato who Is talked of
by his friends Is Peter Loggle.
When former Mayor h, J. Simp
son 'resigned from tho offico it was
necessary to chooso hoiucouo to tako
his placo. This was up to tlio
Council. Some thought that Henry
Kern wna entitled to tho place on
account 'of his long sorvlco as Coun
cllmnn. Others wanted an outsider.
In tho wny of n compromlso Elmer
Hussotl was chosen ns Mnyor to fill
I tlio unoxplred torm
FrientlB of Mr. Hussell say thnt
ho has mado good in tho placo and
now he Is out ns n cnndldato, this
tlmo to ho voted upsu by tho pooplo.
If Mr. Logglc runs, It Is said that
ho will bo a strong caudldato, as ho
has nlway? boon active in public
affairs nt North Dead. Mr. Russell
Is an avowed caudldato, but Mr.
Logglo has not yet declared himself
In tho race.
' Other Offices .
C. K. Maybeo's term as City Ro
eordor expires this tlmo and ho will
bo n caudldato again. So 'far thoro
has been no opposition to him.
Tho tonus of throo Councllmon ex-
again. Tlio other two havo not mado
any statomont and as far as Is known
no ono has shown any nuxloty to bn
candidates.
WIFE IS BEATEN UP
)4
MAY fllYK DON!)
Deli was arraigned this nf-
tornoon nnd waived oxnmin-
atlon. Ho was bound ovor to
await tho action of tho grand
Jury In tho sum of $250. Ho
expects to glvo bond. Ho stat
ed ho struck his wlfo because
she was boating him.
With both eyes blackened and hpr
nose brokon at tho brldgo Mrs. Will
iam llofl appeared In tho Justice
r'Court today and filed a complaint
rntnilnui l.ni niioluitwl iwn. llll
rehnri - lMLT htm with ' i...,i. p
-"t -- - ) sj-
8tablo Cox loft t ono o'clook for
tho homo of tho couplo near tho Coos
Day Croamory on Coos rlvor to ar
rest Dell.
Is Young Wlfo
Tho woman, who is about 19 years
of ago and has beon married four
years, said that troublo aroso In tho
boat hoii8o where they lived on tho
river the night of October 23 when
tho husband wanted to go somowhere
and sho objected. In tho resulting
quarrel ho is claimed to havo used
his fists.
Frank Vincamp and William Vln-
camp, uncles of tho young wife, wero
BOUND
MPROVE
S
UNIVERSITY' ALUMNI PROTEST
OUTTINO OUT HASKETHALL
Say Movo Presages Tho Gol": Of All
Intercollegiate Sports at Eugono
Movo Causes "Howl"
Taking of basketball out of the
stato University athletic schodulo litis
aroused a howl of protest from tho
local alumni who see in tho movo
crafty "gumBhoo" mothods of tho fac
ulty to finally abolish all Intercol
legiate athletics at tho Institution.
For weeks tho questions of cutting
them out altogether hns boon argued
In fnculty meetings nt Eugono. This
U bollovcd n "feeler" nnd presages
tho going of footbnll, bnsobnll and
track, all relegated to tho past in an
elfort to nroiiBO enthusiasm In cam
pus sports among classes and tho
like.
Alumni nil over the stato havo ex
pressed thoniBclvcB In n similar vein
ni'd It probably will result In a writ
ten protest to tho Oregon faculty.
Came Is Suspended
Tho decision aayB that "basket hall
Is to bo suspended temporarily." Ore
gon always has bcon n strong con
tender for basket ball championships
nnd has turned out BO.mo of tho boat
team's ovor seen on a Northwest
floor.
Tho faculty has "dolcnrcd for tho
building up of purely campus sports
so that ovory student may bo encour
aged to tako dally systomatlo exor
clso throughout his collugo coiirso."
This meaiiB moro gymnasium work
outs, swimming nd running purely
for tho fun of tho thing nnd without
nny purpono of competing with out
sldo teams.
Dropping Uu-selmll
IJascball for two ycara has bcon
down to tho point whoro no games
nro played with collegiate teams cast
of tho Cascndoa oxcopt In tho final
championship scries. Another stop
toward tho seemingly ultlmnto Inten
tion Is tho faculty ruling that here
after all representatives from Ore
gon at tho Northwest conference
meetings shall bo faculty mombors.
ASK OUTSIDE GAME
LOCAL PIOSKIN WARRIORS DE
SIRi: 1110 RATTLE
Would Play Astoria, Eugene, Hose-
hurg or. Eureka Football Teams
Hero on Turkey Day
Letters tonight will bo written to
football managers In tho high
schools at Eugono, Eureka, Rose-1
burg and Astoria, asking which ofj
them would bo willing to como hero,
for a gatuo with tho Marshflold High
on Thanksgiving.
All of thorn aro strong tennis In
their soctlons and would bo draw
lug cards whon matched against tho
speedy and heavy team of tho local
high school. It Is figured that tho
ieost would bo at least $300,
May Secure Rates
To bring 15 warriors, Including
a coach, In horo from Eugono, would
cost In tho neighborhood -of $250,
It is figured. In all probability
rates on tho railroad and tho stago
lines would bo posBlbjo. Tho ad
vertising of tho game nnd othor
fonturcs would tako the oxpondlturcB
fup to nt least $300, If not moro.
Students Sell TlcketN
Plans as thoy have boon nrrang--ed,
providing tho high school com
mlttco favors tho Turkey Day gnmo,
aro that tho students shall bo plodg
ed to soil 500 tickets at 50 cents
nploco. Six hundred pooplo nt tho
jgamo would mako tho oxponsos
posslblo and bring to Coos Day tho
first football team from tho outside
In sovornl yours,
' Sl,DorIntondont F. A. Tiodgon this
"""' DU"' l,"u personally no
B,CC " cMon to tho ga.no and,
! " fact' 1,0,lovc8 it would bo a good
lhl"B' t,l0l,Bh u woul'1 Hrst
l necessary io nnvo tlio approval of
Mln CPlinnt lllpnntnua nn.l 1..n
ances from tho faculty of tho visit
lnt 1)t I'ni'o lit li
.,- i"iii iut tu.- uiu r.uiiuiusii
cally fit to play, uno local players
aro kept up to a standard In tholr
work boforo holng allowed to par
ticipate in nthlotlcs.
Letters CJo Tonight
This ovonlng lottors will bo sent
to the high school whoso toamshavo
boon considered to find out If nny
of thorn would countonanco tho prop
osition of coming horo on Thanks
giving. . In tho two games of this season
tho Marshflold warriors havo ex
hibited tholr brawn and both times
havo como homo with scores that
woro lopsided and ran ovor tho 30
polnt mark.
On Friday Coach NUes' proteges
will meet nnd do battlo with tho
eleven from Myrtlo Point on tho
South Broadway grounds.
JOHN C. KENDALL Is expected
homo this evening from Portland
where he went In regard to tho
Mrs. MpDopald Wall, casq In
which ifo decision hns yet been
fccolvcd.
- -. - ' nj -tu i
People You Know Ab
V. K. ROOD, of North Coos River
wns In tho city totlny,
MISS OLLIE JUCIIARDS of Stunner
Is a Mnrshflold Bhopper todny.
JOHN F. STIOKNEY, of Loon Lake,
wns down yestordny transacting
business.
WILLIAM LEATON and Alfred Lea
ton wore down on business today
from Allogany.
MRS., DAN DENNETT, of Coos Riv
er, was hero today on a short
shopping trip.
MR. AND MRS. W. P. McKENNA
woro horo for a short trip from
Latnpa yesterday.
JOE RODERTS has roturnod from
Myrtlo Point whoro ho has been
sovoral weeks on business.
WILLIAM VAUQIIAN wont to Heaver
Hill this morning and Harvey
Vaughn to Dandon on business.
RAY CAMPDELL, ono of tho drlvors
of tho beach autos to Gardiner,
was In tho city on n visit today,
WM. CANDLIN enmo ovor from
Coqulllo todny on buslnoas. Ho
snys thnt tho Allies nro going to
win.
T. J. THRIFT roturnod to Coqulllo
this morning, much belter aftor his
operation of a fow days ngo nt tho
Mercy Hospital. V
HEN CUIIIIIE, bookkeeper of tho
Coqulllo Mlll(nii(l Morcantllo com
pany, accompanied thy Mrs. Currlo,
was a vlBltor horo yesterday.
(MARY DANIELSON, Mrs. C. A. Har
rington, Ruth M. Wado imd Mrs.
P. L. Pholnn, of Myrtlo Point, enmo
ovor this morning to attend the
Roheknh convention.
T. C. RUSSELL, mayor of Doavor
Hill, camo In todny on business.
Ho says that ho had to vlBlt "Stol
hi" sovornl times whllo taking In
tho ono nt tho Panama Exposition
n few weeks ngo to dotormluo
whether or uot the Reaver Hill
roncors could permit such an at
traction thoro.
$3.50
to
$5.00
m rrrrrT rrrri T-rnr-rrrri TMWTTB-TWwiMrwnwBM mh
COMFOl
(fyie&2
Styles chnngo rapidly, hut wo keep n Utile
ahead of all others. And wo hnvo ncicr for
ono inliiiito forgotten "Comfort."
t . i
' ' We hellovo that comfort outlives Mile In
iiearly every ivonum's memory. No inntler
hoiv slyllNh a shoo may he, If It hurts tho foot
It gives tho wearer no pleasure.
It is ii ruro nit to combine st)lo and rm
fort, mnt wo havo accomplished It In the
(Qmoch Qimllty Hlioes
i
For sale only at
THE GOLDEN RULE
First National Hank llldg., Marshflcld, Orf.
rOR ItUMAIILU AUSTRAOTS OF TITliB AN" UWmt
A.DOUX
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
fiTLE GUARANTEES ABSTRACT CO,, lit
. MARSHFIELD AND COQUILLE TV, 0KW
GKNKRAL AGENTS, EASTSIDE AND !NtWRW
AGENTS FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC MAIMWAU
HENRY SENGSTAOKEN, MAAUt."
Wo nro now proparod to turntsn ujia"m -
from pilo In our yard or in carload lots, at follow
From, pllo on ground, $2.?5 por yard, .. rj
oanoad lots, taken from csrs,
C. A. Smith Lumber
Opposite Post-Office.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO
Steamship F. A. KILBURN
SAN FRANCISCO '(Vft EUREKA)
OCTORKR 20, P. M- '
"Steamship SANTA CLARA
Sails for
PORTLAND
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For further Information see
SMITH TERMINAL DOCK
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Miss Evelyn JuMon, CoosL
Carter, Powers; m. aCS
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Archlo Davlg, Iioscbnrr
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Kan.; L.L Smith. PortUnJ,
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Ernest Landrllh, saaiir;
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John F. Stlckncy. Mn U, ,
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Hluo Ridge; II. Wlpon, poW;l
iiockok, rowers; John Rlljf.j
nor; At smith, Cooj nircr,
(toodnmn, Coos River.
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