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COOS BAY TIMES
H, 0. SlALONKY, Editor und Pub.
DAN JE. MALONEY, News EQUor
Offlclnl Paper., of Coos County
OffU'lnl I'niicr f'ltr of MnrshfMd
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:' EUROPEAN WAR ONE X
X YEAR AGO TODAY
$
AVAR YEAIt AGO
.IAN'. 2, llft
Tho Germans admit the Allies
hnvo made Bomo gains In tho west.
A great battlo continues In tlio
region of Sari Kainysh and the Ilus
clans claim to have taken 5,000
Turk prisoners.
It Is reported that Fronch aviators
dropped bombs near Brussols nnti
partly destroyed a Zeppelin shod.
JAN. :?, lots :'
Tho Austro-IIungarlan minister of
war says his country can withstand
uny storm.
Tho French attempt to occupy
nouroullles1 unt 'o'"ilot succeed.
ltiiBsIa rop'orts--conditions excop
tlonnlly painful In tho fight In tho
Caucasus-on nccottnt of tho cold land
tho high -anionic; "
LUMBER Ruftxjiss imp.
ROVING
FROM all quarters and all sec
tlons. thoro continues to como
encouraging riowB of tho reviv
al of tho lumbor business. L. P.
Konnoss, who Is u traveling sales
man for a Chicago wholosolo llard
waro firm was In Salem, tho other
day and gavo a Capital-Journal a
most encouraging report of lumber
conditions In tho middle west.
In. reply to questionings of tlio
Journal man ho Bald ho liad watched
carefully as (o lumbor conditions on
lila trip Vest, as ho know tho north
v west depended largely on that prod
uct for Its prosperity, and ho wanted
to know how tho outlook for trado
would bo in his lino. Ho found, lis
said, that thoro was a woeful short
sgo In lumbor at all points nlong tho
lino of his travel. Donver wnB shy,
and so was nearly every othor point.
Ho claimed tho lumbermen had nl
lowed their stocks to run down to
lowest possible limit, nn'd that now
that tho idcmand was Bteadlly grow
ing for lumbor, they would notlmly
l'ovo to order to moot this donmud
but to got a workablo stock on hand.
Ho predicted an unusuallM brisk
demand for western lumbor In tho
noar future
Ills stateipont booiiih, to bo bomo
out by many other thlugB. For ono,
thoro Is already a much bottor do
maud for lumbor than for somo tlmo
past, and this demaud bcoiiih to no
increasing steadily.
On Pugct Sound many mills Idle
for somo time, arn again starting
up, and with fairly good orders
ahead, Indeed (It Is claimed that If
thoro wns not a shortago of logs and
also of curs thoro would bo somo
thing doing In lumbor that would
ninko It scorn llko old times.
It Is clalmod tho railroads must
soon ho In tho market with big or
ders for ties and brldgo inntcrlal,
ami as tholr business has suddenly
jumped almost beyond their powers
to handle it, this seems reasouublo,
for tho roads', will cortalnly tako ad
v
vantage of a plethora of money to
put tholr roads In condition again.
As thoro has bcon but llttlo re
pairs for tho past three years, It U
going to tako an Immonso amount or
Uos and othor timber to bring tho
tracks back to normal condition. All
this means luminous for tho mills,
and that means better times for all
tho peoplo of tho state.
J ' AT THE HOTELS :
$
Chandler Hotel
J. H. Paulson, Coqulllo; Jamos
M. McCutcheon and wife, Ilenvor
Hill; J. M. Warrick, Portland;
R. ItobortBon, Portland; It,
Tavennor, Coos ltlver; Miss Huth
Dyer, .avMt.y.qk; .Mrs. Edward
H. Dyer, Dajilpht Crock; Myrtlo M.
Ilakor, PortkBd:1 Add Harrington,
Soattloj.ljrm Smith, La (Jrundo;
Ruby SmlUi, Gardiner; E. C. Hob
erts, Myrtlo "Point; W. C. Chase
and wife, Coqulllo; Vorna Perry,
Uandon; Christina Mcintosh. Co
qulllo; E. aeorgo Wilson, Portland;
W. J. Hill mid wlfo, Powors; O. C.
Hamlin, Heaver Hill.
Kt. l.nweuco Hotel
Henry Mlchelbrlnk, Allogany;
Mrs. &, Mnndory, (lurdlnor; Will
Heaves, Oardlnor; MIus Whltted,
Allegany; M. Markham. Reaver Hill;
K. S. Cllnkonbeard, noavor Mill;
John H. Hasten, Now York. ,
Hluiiro Hold
W. S. Clark, Powors; John Smith,
South Inlet; II. Cnlborg, Powers;
R. F. Cook, South Inlet; W. Ingor
soll; Ten Mile; AV. II. Short, Ton
Mile; W. Dabook, Powors; Joo
Courtnoy. Powors; Davis Howard,
North Inlet; F. C. Hamilton, North
Inlot; Otto Uruenor, Powors; M. D.
Scott, Powers; O. Nlomo, Ton Mllo;
A.vHolden, Empire,
Times want uds bring results.
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ILwTth thetoast
f AND THE TEA X
$
(3001) EVENING
All succeed who deserve,
though not perhaps us they
hopod. An honornblo defeat
Is better than a mean victory,
and no ono Is really tho worso
for beaten, unless ho loses
heart.. Though wo may not
bo nblo to attain, that Is no
reason why wo should not
aspire. Lord Avobury.
TJH3 WELL HELOVED EXEMV
I know a chap who used mo ill
Almost slnco I was born,
He's put my namo to many a bill
And troublo most forlorn,
In school bo's cost mo endless wac,
Too many hero to toll, I
And yot, In spite of nil, d'yo know,
I lovo him mighty well?
Ho had mo spanked whon t was ton
For something that ho did.
Ab I look back upon him then
Ho was a fearful kid, '
Ho said mean things about my dau,
Tho llttlo infidel,
And yot thoro was no othor lad
I cared for quito ns well.
I know full woll his weaknesses,
Tho strange twists of his mind,
And yot there's Bomothlug in mo
says
Ho's not a half bad Idnd,
Anil though Iio'b bcon nn enemy
Ueyond all parallel,
Tho tlmo has nover censed to bo
When I have loved him woll.
Who Is ho? Well, como hlthor
while
I whlBpor secretly
I fonr his namo will make you
smllo
It'B MO!
niakoncy Gray.
Evory -now and then you run Into
a Coos May man who gives you tho
impression that ho Is about as use
ful ns tho holes In a Swiss checso.
If It cost $1,000,000 to tako out
n llconso to hunt troublo most of
tho lawyers ami uudortnkors would
starve to death.
It Is posslblo for n man to bo
lucky enough to find his soul mato
and IiIb holpmato In tho samo worn
an but It only happens about onco
in oach (10,000 marriages.
You do not bnvo to nbuso a Coos
Irny man to mnko him mad. Just
stnrt In and begin 'praising his ene
mies. Onco m nwhllo you will meei a
Coos Hay young ,111 iln who modestly
admits that ho doesn't know every
thing hut ho will usually add that
he known everything worth know
log.
Any Coos Illver rauchor can toll
you that peoplo In town got up too
late to do uu honest day's work.
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J QUESTION FOR Till: DAY
o
I When lyou win snmn other
man loses. '
THE OfiD YEAR AND THE NEW
1.
Whon tho yoar 1015 was bom
Tho Sun nroso that mom',
The Moon gavu out her Bllvory light,
Tho stars shown Just ns bright,
The clouds woro In the sky,
'J'ho raindrops fell ub they passed by,
Tho skies woro Just as dear
As they woro each preceding yoar.
o
It uwoke at break. of day,
Ai.d camo forth bright and gay,
Upon tho world It smiled
Just llko u llttlo child;
Hut soon its henrt well flllod with
fear,
Tho cannons roar It could bear,
Tho crlos of wounded rang out clour
At tho closing of tho yoar.
3.
It has had its daya of gladness
And ninny that woro of Badness,
For tho war of many nations,
Horn of camago, depredations,
Has bowed Its head In grief
From whlolt U finds no relief,
Tho bunions no longer enn It boar;
11 greets tho now and leaves tlioiu In
Its enro.
4.
Whon tho old year dies upon tho
earth
And greets tho now In birth,
Thoro dawns a day that brings a
hopo
That tho new will bo ablo to cope.
With tho probloni8 loft unsolved
Ad wnr, Into poace resolved
A peaco that will maintain
Peaco gooa will to nion again.
EDGAH F. IIU.N'OY
12CS Commarclo.1 Ave.
' Mnrsliflohl. Oro.
J QUESTION FOR THE DAY
O
Did you write It 1910 tho first
tlmo?
ID HIVE BIG HOTEL
port orford to out $100,000
summer resort place
Stated Thnt A. J. SJginan, of Uos-
ton, will Put. up Modem Stnic
on tho Const
(Special to Tho Times.)
POUT OHFOllD, oro., Jan. 3.
Port Orford In Curry County, is to
hnvo a $100,000 summer hotel. A.
J. Slgman, of Hosloiit will build one
of tho most attractive notols on the
coast. As a slto Tho Heads hns
been secured. It Is a headland
formed of tho most durablo rock,
with wntor from four to' sovon
fathoms Immediately against It.
Tho Heads is on the west sldo
of the town, and is by fnr tho most
alghtly spot along tho coast. Tho
hotel will be equipped with salt
water baths and swimming tank.
Attractions Many
Port Orford is tho most western
town In tho United States and on
all bUIcb Is found naturo's best. No
bettor placo could liavo bcon found
for a summer hotoland resort. East
of Tho Heads is three coves whoro
no trade winds of stimmor can
roach. On tho northwest Is found
tho famous Agato Heach, with its
raro agates and touching tho beach
Is Orford Lake, throo miles long,
whero thousands of trout arc caught
each season.
Shell Fish AboiUMl
In front of tho hotol Is tho fam
ous mussel covo, whoro nro found
tho world's largest mussels. With
a Binnlf boat ono can go many miles
out to sea In tho summer, whero
the best of dcop Bca fishing Is en
Joyed and In many coves tho more
timid can catch his moss in a short
tlmo, of tho ninny kinds of salt
water fish aro aro found along tho
Oregon Coast. Shell fish of all
kinds Including rock oysters, nro
found along tho beach.
Itlvcra Near lly
TAb "CikV ami Sixes rivers four
nrid' s'fji1 miles from Port Orford
will 'llo nii nttractlon for pleasuro
B0oIj:brB,aH,,tllo two strcaniB nro class
ed rinjo''ng tho best trout Btrcams of
Soutillv'-jstorn Oregon.
M.'SlgnVan has looked well into
his entorprJBo and is suro that it
will nay, as Uio railroad Is now near
tho Curr'County lino and It Is nn
Ucipafod that It lator will bo run
ning to Port Orford. At tho pres
ent, It requires but thirty miles
of stngo riding to reach tho resort,
and thoro Is boat service nil sum
mer. . Hni'linr of I'romNo
Port Orford Is Just midway bo
tweon San Francisco and Pugct
Sound, and two hundred and twenty
.mjlos south of tlio Columbia. Tho
harbor h throo miles broad and
thoro nro no sunken rocks; nil tho
dangers bolng abovo wntor. Tho
bay is protected on thrco sides by
hljjh'j Fajifd promlnont laud. Port
Ofpra harbor Is doop, having on
Ih&lMM) and north a headland,
perpendicular on tho harbor sldo,
unu(.Uft,fi:ct In altitude
Tho bottom Is sand and mud,
cloa'r and free and glvos n good an
chorago. A quarter of a mllo out
sldo of tho extreme south point
of tho heads tho wator doopons rap
Idly and soon attains a great depth,
the effect of which is to provont
heavy ground swells sotting In at
tho roadstead.
Northwest fogg soldom enter tho
rondstoad of Port Orford, n pecul
iarity which distinguishes It from
all othor harbors south of tho Col
umbia. Will Hnvo Ilont Line.
Mr. Slgman will mako nrraiigo
inonts to hnvo n regular passenger
and freight boat run tho year round
to this port and ho hopes to give
to Orogou tho business from this
section, whloh has beon going to
California.
COLD AT HOSEIIURC;
Tcinpoi-ntiiro Lowest Theio
Somo Yours 1'ast.
for
Rosoburg has had cold weather,
according to tho following ii-um
the Rosoburg Rovlow.
"With tho thorinomotor leglster
liip 17 degrees abovo zero, Rosoburg
early this morning experienced Its
coldest Decombor weather slnco tho
yea j 1879. In January, 10 to, tho
morcury fell to 1C degrees nbovo
zoro, or ono dogreo lower than re
corded horo today. Tho coldost
weather oxporloncod horo during the
past five years follows: l!)14 19
dogreos; 1913, 2:i degrees; 1912,
T dogreos and 1911, 23 degreos.
Weather bucIi aa experienced hero
thla niornliiR is very unusual for)
DoiiKlns County, and unusual cau
tion was taken ngalnst hurstlnu
water pipes and other damago ro
Biiltlng from tho cold."
COLD AT UANDON
During tho rccont spoil of unusu
al weather Uandon, llko Coos Ray,
lins oxporlonced low tomporaturo.
Tho mercury there dropped down to
SO 1-2 degrees abovo zero.
AFFAIR IS EWJDYED
TELEPHONE COMPANY KNTEH
MENT JS GltEA'U SUCCESS
Diuucr-Dnnco at Chandler Hotol
Saturday Nlgltl Largely At
tended Second Annual Event
The second annual dlnnor-dnnco
given last Saturday evening by the
Coos and Curry Tolephono Com
pauy to Its employes at tho Cbnnd
lor Hotel, wns a pronounced success
and Is being spoken of today as
ono of tho most delightful nffnlrs
of tho season.
The table decorations consisted
of cholco red carnations and China
lilies, ami as a special fcaturo each
lady present received from tho tele
phone company, a bunch of blue
violets, which woro brought from
San Francisco, and each gentle
man, a white carnation. During the
dinner, timely and Interesting re
marks woro mado by W. C. Chase,
secretary of tho Coqullle Vnlloy
Tolephono Company, Charles Hall,
hoad of tho Coos and Curry Tolo-
phono Co. and J. 13, Montgomery,
commercial superintendent of the
local company. Immediately fol
lowing tho banquet Miss Boss Ayrc
accompanied by Mrs. F. It. An
thony, delighted tho guests with
several excellent vocal selections,
and Mtb. Charles Hnll rendered somo
beautiful violin solos.
Tho floor wns then clenred, and
tho gentlemen friends of tho young
ladles Joined tho pnrty In dancing
until midnight. Tho music was
furnished by Anthony's orchestra.
Tho Dinner Menu
Tho menu for tho dinner was as
follows:
Fresh Crab Cocktail.
Itlpo Olives. Colory.
Consommo Jullnnno
Dolled Salmon, Ilollanalso Sauco
Potatoes Natural
Chlckon a la King,
llaby Lima Hcans, Cream Sauco
Shoo String Potatoes
, Fruit Salad
Vanilla Ico Cream
Assorted Cakes.
Coffco.
Musical Program.
Tho musical program for tho
ovenlng was as follows:
March. Tho Favorlto Hoglmont.Ertl
Soronndo. Los 'Arllnquln des
Millions Drlgo
Solcctlon. Madam Sherry. .Hoschna
Intermezzo. Dninty Butterfly. Loosch
Wnltzos. Tho-' Spring Maid ....
; Relnhurdt
Cavntlna ...;. ."..... ltaff
Medley of Popular Songs. . .It omlck
FInalo.
Thoso Proent.
Tho Invitod guests Included: Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Gates, Mrs. E. J.
Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Ayro,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Hall, Mr. nnd
Mrs. John English, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Mack, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. O.
Hurcli, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tonnl
son, Misses Hortha Dnvls, Eliza
Ayro, Jonnlo Hall, Myrtlo Mlllor,
Hobb Ayro, Myrtlo Downor, Ida
Downor, Gladys Roddy, Esslo Cam
eron, Janet Escott, Zolma Martin,
Elizabeth Arlandson nnd Clnrn Sar
gcant, Mrs. Hosslo Llbby, Mr. Jas.
E. Montgomory, Mr. Georgo W.
Cnrlton, of Mnrshflold; Mcsdamos
Mno Gaines and E. Wllmot nnd
Misses Esther Imhotf, Lily Pulley
nnd Ruby Drlgham, of North Bond:
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Langloy, Mes
dnmes L. Morgnn add M. Godfrey
and Misses Clara Mcintosh, Flora
McLood and Vora Perry, of Ban
don; Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Chase,
Misses Christina Mcintosh, Alta Wll-
lard, Paulino Custor, Wlnnlo Curry
and Goldlo Chtlds and Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Bollou, of Coqulllo; Misses
Orn Grabnm and Ruby Smith, of
Gardiner; Miss Nell Holland, of
Myrtlo Point, 'and Miss Kato Far
bor, of Powers.
MORE PUBLICITY
Tho school board of Randan has
Inaugurated a policy of publicity re
garding Bchool mnttors. according to
the Westorn World. Tho reports of
tho finances or tho schools will bo
nindo In detail from time to' time.
Cut This Out
It Is Worth Money
, Cut out this ndvcrtlsomcnt, enclose
C cents to Foley & Co., Si35 ShcJIloM
Avo., Chlcairo, 111., writing your namo
nnd address clearly. You will ro
celvo in return a trial packauo con
taining; (1). Foloy's Honey nnd Tar Com
pound, tho standard family romedy
arlp'po'ra bAhloSS.,n
(2) Foloy Kldnov Pills, for nvor.
worked and dlsordorod kidneys and
yiuuuur luiinonis. pain in slues and
uaclc duo to Kidney Troublo, sore
muscles, stiff Joints, backaclio and
rheumatism. ,,
(8) Foley Cathartlo TaWots,' a
wliplcsqmo and tliorouehly cleonslnff
cathartic. i:speolally oomfortlnc to
stout persons, und a purifatlvo needed
by everybody with slUKBlsh bowols
and torpid liver, "ion can try these
threo family remedies for only Be.
For sale by Owl Prescription Phar
macy, Frank D. Cohan, Central Avo
nuo. Opposite Chandler Hotol. Tele
phone 71.
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T
HE SAVINGS HANK SYSTEM is tho jjreatost Invention that
has over been offered to tlio people, hut particularly to
viiunir neoitlo nnd tho laborlnit classes. Tlio system that
offers thrco :icr cent on tho first dollar itiaile and saved, Is ab
solutely a goldeh opportunity If tho system Is used. A dollar Is
round and rolls easily; if it rolls aivny from you It Iv lost forever.
First
Bank
Marshficld,
F
t
nn
OLDEST HANK IN COOS COUNTY
Established 1S80.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
interest pnld on TJino
AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Officers
J. W. Bennett, President.
J. II. Flanagan, Vico-Prcsldcnt.
It. F. Williams, Cashier.
Geo. V. Winchester, Asst, CAShler.
7S1 1 a . o . n
dcandmaviaihA
WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAl'E
WE OFl-'ER YOU FREE ONE OF OUR HOME SAVINGS BANKS.
YOU CAN START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
WITH $1.00.
HOURS 9 TO 3
GRAVEL-
Wo nro now proparod to furnish GRAVEL In any quantities
from pile In our yard or in carload lots, at following prlcoi;
From pllo on ground, $2.'T per yard.
canoad lots, taken from cars, $2.00 por yard.
Rctnll Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Opposite Pout-Office. Phone 100.
Abstracts
M)K UKL1ABLU ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AND IXXrOUMATlOfl
ABOUT
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
MAHSIIF1ELD AND COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
GtNKHAL AGENTS, EA8TSIDE AND SENGSTAOKEN'S ADDITION
AGENTS FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD LAND
HENRY 8ENG8TACKEN, MANAGER
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. S. F.. A. Kilburn
SAILS FOR
SAN FRANCISCO, (Via Eureka)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY , 101(1.
FROM SMITH TERMINAL DOCK
For Further Information Call JJKJ. L. O. CUSHING, Agent.
EXPERT WELDING of METALS
Steel, brass, cast, Iron and aluminum castings mace,
like new
DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY.
Koontz
Phone 180-J.
Puget Sound Bridge &
Dredging Co.
Dams, Bridges, Buildings. General Construction
CONLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK
Our Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coast
work the
Dredge "Seattle"
tko most powerful, bet equipped and most thoroughly modem
tnouty-luch hydrauilo drcdKe in Paelflo waters
Coos Bay office, Main office,
Marshfield, Oregon. Seattle, Washington.
BRING YOUR JOB POINTING
PublicD
N ationai
of Coos Bay
Oregon
EMIT
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BlMI
mencan
SATURDAY EVE 7 TO 9
Garage
North Front Street
TO THE COOS BAY TIMES
PROFESSIONAL DIRECT
nn A I Uniienunrth
Physician and Surged Ki
Offlcot Irving Ulock.l H
Office hours: 11 to IS a. m,; j
1 and 7 to 8 p. in, . -
Phonos: Office 1-ia-J; Res., iwj
J. M. Wriaht
Phono ill. J
Estimates furnished on roqueti,
Dr. H. M. Shaw
GLASSES FITTJJD j ,
Phono 330-J. Rooms 200-301 '
Irving JRIoclc,
DR. AIATTIR B. S1IAW. j
riiyfilclnn and Surgooi
Phono 030-J.
H. G Butler
CIVIL ENGINEER
Room 301 Coko DIdg. Phone Hty!
uosiuonco rnono uus-u,
W. G. Chandler
AROIIITEOT
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Rooms 301 nnd 302, Coko Dulldlu I
illlliSIUIUlu, uitisuu.
T. J. HCAIFIi JJI A, n. IIODGIKI
MrchflnA PAINT AND
inu.jimciu DEC0RATING CO,!
Estimates Furnished
Phono 1'10-R. MrsltfloI(I, Ottfn
' --r.-r-r- j
TIME TABLE
WILLAMETTE PACIFIC MOTX J
OAH
Loavo. Lhm
Mnrshflold North De4 1
C:4C a.m. 7:00 aja.
7.45 a.m. 8:00 .te'.
8:4G a.m. 0:00 lib,
9:45 a.m. 10:15 to,
10:45 a.m. 11:00 i.m.
11:30 a.m. 11:45 t,u,
12:50 p.m. 1:15 p.n.
1:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m.
2:45 p.m. 3:00 p,tt
3:45 p.m. 4:00 p.a,
5:00 p.m. 5:16 p.,
5.40 p.m. 5:55 p.s,
C:55 p.m. North city limits only, '
7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.u.
SAVE MONEY
by ordering tho famous
HENRYVILLE COAL
Nut con!, por ton fl.M
Lump conl, por ton &M
Or half ton of both HTi
I). MUSSO.V, Fref, '
Phono 18-3 or leave orders si ,'
Hlllyer'n Cigar Store.
WOOD GOOD WOOD'
W. II. Lingo 1ms It at 9LC0 m4
f?li ensh per loud, also coal, irM ,1
prices ronsonnhlo. Gnrbago re0f
cd. Phono :I27-.T.
-4
SOUTH COOS RIVEH BOAT
SERVICE
LAUNCH EXPRESS
leaves Mnrshflold ovory day
8 n. in. LoAvoa head of rlTr
nt 8: in p. m.
STEAMER RAINBOW
loaves Load of river dally at 7
m. m. Leaves Marshfield1 at 3 f
in. For charter npply on howd.
ROGERS & SMITH
' ' Proprietors
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FARE TEN CENTS
City Limits North Bond, 6c.
'tin COMMUTATION nfl
CM TICKETS $1.7B l
Miirshfiold-North Bend Auto
LI no
Cars overy ten minutes fnw
O a, in. to 13 p. in,; to Sob
Slough onco n day, leaving ftt
11 ii. ni.; to Eniplro three trip
a dny,
GORST & KING, Trops. .
MERCHANTS CAFE
Popular Placo for
Good Meals
Prices Reasonable
Cor. Commercial ana B'dn'y,
44
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WESTERN LOAN AND
BUILDING CO.
Assets $2,340,000.00.
tPaysgpercentonsavinflil
;
t I. S. KAUFMAN ii CO.
i Local Treasurer
A4AAAtiAtAf
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DUNGAN
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
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OPEN TO TnE PUBLIC
A Yegulnr state licensed
undertaker will be 1b
charge
Phone 105-J
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