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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELk, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
COOS BAY TIMES
M. O. MAIiONKV, Kdltor and Tub.
DAN E. MAIiONEY, News Editor
Coos County
of Mnrshflold.
Official Paper of
Official Paper City
Entorod at tho Postofflce at Marsh-
eld, Oregon, for transmission
Ihrough the malls as sscond-class
Mali matter.
Hay ninh whoso shoes iiro so big
that yon wonder If lio' puts thum
up in the gammo before ho goes into
the house.
I
An Independent nepublican nowi
paper published every ovenlng oxcept
Sunday, and Weekly by
Hie Coon Kay Times Publishing Co.
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SUBSCRIPTION HATES.
DAILY.
On yir $6.00
Per month &'
WEEKLY.
One year J1.50
When paid strictly In ndvnnco the
wbscrlptlon price of the Coos Day
Times Is $G.OO por year or J2.50 fjr
lx months.
You can flnttcr n Coos Htiy niiin
by calling him n sly dog, but ho
will wnut to fight lr you call him
a sneaking cur.
Air doesn't weigh much, but you
will often hco u Coos liny girl who
is putting on nioro airs than she
can carry.
MAItSIIFIKM), THE CIT.V
BEAUTIFUL
13y Thclniii Lyons
P
I W T TT F O
ROM THE PEOPL
DAXKKIt OK TVIMIOII)
March 1 1.
WITH THE TEA X
AND THE TOAST
$
(JOOI) KVEXIXO.
Our grand 'business is not
to bco what lies dimly at a
dlstanco, but to do what lies
clearly at hand. ThonniB
Cnrlylo.
NEW ORLEANS, La
Editor Coos liny Times:
1 notlcd that there Is some nlfxlety
about the cause of typhoid and that
many opinions arc expressed.
Typhoid conies from some Infection
from typhoid and from human, sour
ces and not from dead cattle or from
high water. A person may carry ty
phoid Infection In bis BVstoin ns lnnir
Oil ono moment lot your lniagi-Iin ll0 ,0tlH nfter recovery from
nation wander and soo n beau- the attack and 'any of the oxcrota
uiiii cuj, mint upon tlio rolling flQm his body contulns tho Infection,
hills, on tho shoro of a busy bay. Not ,Twro ,vo been n niimbor nf ms
ii city of Idleness and leisure but one 0f typhoid In the hospital this winter
ui iiiiiih uiiu lactones, fin mv knmvln.W I VI.,.rn
every
TICI1 EXOIt'K STATEMENT
To Those Who Care:
Letters are coining to mo from
many sections of Coos and Curry
Counties, and they want to know
what 1 stand for, and what I would
do for tho peoplo if elected Joint llop
losentntlvo of Coos and Curry.
It's tho right of owry elector to
know whore a candldato stands.
I stand by tho opinion of old Taci
tus, a Koman lllstorinn, who said'
"Whon tho stato Is most corrupt,
then tho Inws are most multiplied."
Too many laws now, but I do not
fi'gl t nny bills ntrolncrd ti cripple;
;'our prohlhlton law.
' I do not want lo win votes by
'popularity," I'd rather fight for
them over tho ISSUE of burdensome
legislation, which every taxpayer
(knows Ib gigantic. If elected 1 expect
ihnrd work (without ambition or vnn
Ity to serve) because the TAX-EATERS
and will not lot go without a
struggle. Coaxing and pulling
won't do, It will tako a
Jerk and a punch Tc pry
'thorn Ioobo Is your fight ns well iib
mine, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Voter,
and a good long continued fight too,
Bay tho state Is corrupt; It Is jiiBt i"car tl,lU m nilll(1-
tainted with tho fever for miiltlnly-f will find mo In this campaign
Tho bny Is dotted with boats oft0no of tloso cases havo gono to ro-iIK lnws; for In l!i:i the Oregon 'flK'itliig for, NO MORE LAWS? RE
all sorts and sizes. Among theso
ii lnrgo warship Is lying at anchor
n short distance from tho wharves. A
little farther down tho bay a smnll
tug, with tho black smoko rolling
from hor funnels, Is tugging nwuy at
tho hauscr of a largo liner loaded
with tho products of the surrounding
country, bound for tho ports far
f across tho ocean.
It Is ns wo look upon these fnc-
ennrato. should bo inviHilunti.l. tnr legislature enacted 30G lays, tind'1 ,"x,i -iv.miw ahui.iou
either t.lm wnior ,..- . ...in, .!,. ngnln In 1915. SRI. .Drastic cutting of oxponscs
.. . ... ... .1 Mi,r,.IJ -
of tho peoplo Buffering are contain
lnntcd.
I havo nsked tho government to
send a supply of typhoid vaccines to
my offled for thoso who nro uimblo
to pay. Tho rest can easily got them
fiom their physician. An epidemic of
typhoid Is absolutely due to careless
ness In locating the source and pro-
MA'KIXO LIKE EACH HAY,
WORTH LlVlXd.
Do you Boinetlincs think of yesterday
With Its Joy and kindred pa'ln,
Longing for loved ones who havo
gono,
As you llvo thoso years again
Does vision of those of the long ago,
who wero onco your Jay nud pride,
Rocall tho holp and eheeir they need
ed '
Ero crossing tho Oreat Dlvldo
Of kind words you might well havo
npoken,
Of lovo that you loft untold,
Ero they, drawing imldo tho curtain,
Passed to tho unknown world?
Do you sometimes think of tomor
row, Of tho days that aro unknown,
Aro you awaro that, like all othors,
You will reap ub you havo sown?
If bo, ns you travel life's highway,
On your Journoy day by day,
You will dovotu each precious mo
ment To driving snrrowB away;
Your lovo nud kindness would bo
welcomo,
Your bounty havo sterling worth,
It given to frlouda and loved ones
While tenanting Mother Earth.
L'ENVOI.
Sharing the fruits of prosperity,
With wnlfB on povorty's shoro,
Spurs the goddess of famo and for
tune To renew tho donor's store;
(living comforting words of kindness,
Where they aro needed and duo,
Goes toward dispelling sorrow
Bringing tho love-light to view;
Granting affection and bounty,
With cheer and winsome smllo,
Gains the donor peace mid plenty
Making life, each day, worth
while.
Selectod.
torlos and mills that wo realize that touting tho oxeretla.
thoro are thousands of busy peoplo
who, whon tho whistle blows, will bo
winding their way through tho streets
to their homos In tho residence sec
tions of this city. Theso homes aro
made bcautltul'by their long strotchoa
of green lawn and beautiful shrub
bet y.
Now wo boo n largo number of
stately buildings In tho higher parts
of tho city and recognize theso as
being the schools of tho beautiful
city. Wo also boo a great ninny beau
tiful churches In different parts of
'the city.
I On a Sunday, our lovely parks, Ilow
which aro a credit to nny city, nro cor
Klnly enjoyed by thousands of clt-
'Islqiis.
LiiBt but not least Is n largo build
ing centrally located with a mnjoctlc
appearance, which wo know as tho
City Hall.
This Is Mnrshflold five years hence.
Realizing the fact that an opldonllc
of typhoid was Imminent, almost nil
the nurses In the hopsltnl took their
vaccines boforo I loft.
IRA 11. 11ARTLE
GEO. GOULD'S TRAVELS
A Coos Hay man who Is lazy, is
novor too lazy to deny It.
Homo Coos Hay women's Idon of
shopping Is spending it hard after
noon down town, but spending noth
ing olso.
A FOOL WHO KXOWS 111'
IS XO KOOL. J
It Is a pretty safe bet that nearly
every Coos Hay man has somewhere
In IiIh old clothes, a patent cigar
lighter that won't light.
As a rule tho Coos Hay man who
carries a corkscrew In his pockut
seldom has enough money to buy
21 quarts.
Any Coos Hay woman can toll j ou
that It takes her dearest friends to
say the meanest things about her.'
WATER'S THE MATTER WITH
1 1 1 : i c v
Thero'H a girl lit Mnrshflold who
has a spring In her heel, it wavo In
hor hair, water in hor yo. ami
onco In itwhllo sho gets an ocean In
hor head nud tho brookR no Inter
ference. No, Shu hasn't water on
tho brain.
CII10LA, Arizona, Murch 10.
Editor Coos Hay Times:
I was Just Bitting here reading the
good old Coos Hay Times and trying
to keep cool and bethought mo I
should wrlto you a few Hues lest I bo
entirely forgotton. The weather here
is near 100 degrees. It was
9S vcstenlav in tho shado nl tho mint.
office. It Is about the snme hero to
day. Wo nro nbout one mllo from
tho Colorado river and on the1 edgo
of the- Mesa. It Is much coolor horo
than ou tho bottom lands.
Wo loft Lindsay ou February 11
MAItSIIFIELI), THE CITY
BEAUTIFUL
lly Ernest Drows
March 2-iith 1 i 1 n . Ellhu Root said:
"I havo found that nioro than 02,000
laws havo been enacted by Congress
and tho state Legislatures In tho past
five yeurs and more than 05,000 de
cisions reported by courts of last
resort. How can you possibly know
thorn and how can you conduct your
business nnd keep out of Jail?"
February nth, 1!)1C, Saturday Ev
ening Post, on the Increasing mania,
says: "A certain Legislature pro
duced 1)000 bills, but upon a psylholo
gist applying a bralnscopc the collect-)
lvo moinborshlp possessed only S 1-2
real ideas on nil subjects.
It costs money to make and oxo-
cuto laws, and often nioro money to
!havo them "knocked out" by tho Su
preme court.
Wo nil fnvor good ronds to market
for tho producer and continued im
provements of our Public Schhool
systom, but highly oxponslvo commit)--slons
MUST GO, and high salaries
must bo cut (not Just pruned) nud
'lav.'B protecting tho few at tho ex
penso of nil must bo roponled, or
lur tnxes will soon exceed tho rental
valuo of our holdings.
' TIw chief Interest that I would
consider as n legislate r aro those of
11 o public, and if It would be found
F. I). TIC'IIENOR,
Port Orford, Oro.
(Paid Advertisement.)
and struck the State highway nt Do.. 'to rMort t0 t0 8iml lo,;.
miiu, uiiuiiH," jiuuvrniicui wnoro
The CADILLAC
ELECTRIC SUCTION
SWEEPER
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TREAT
YOL'H
CARPETS
WITH
KESPECT
Are You In Business Por Yours
A Painter, a Carpenter, a Baker, a Rucj Weaver
Paper Hanger, a Mason, a Cement Worker a Bui
er of Concrete Blocks, an Excavator, a'chlml
Sweep, a Milk Dealer, a Blacksmith, a Tinner
Jack-of-all Trades, a Tinkerer, a Cabinet Maker's9
Electrician, a Plumber, a Harness Maker, a Drav
man, a Taxi Driver, a Horse Dealer, a Dressmaker
a Teacher or a Doctor. '
it Is to your ndvantago to keep your name hcfoi., m, . ...
tho lire of your trndo for the public to know that ou nr0
i-.ims at the same old stand." "to
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lEviery man or woman with a-small
biislnesfl, overy man or woman who
derives his livelihood from tho pa
tronage of tho public, every man
or woman who uses no other news
paper publicity In the promotion of
their business, should have an ad
either lit tho City News column or
In the "HuhIiicsi Dlroctory" In tho
widely read classified ad columns of
tho Coos Hay Times.
It will bo wonderfully surprising
to you to learn how Inexpensive this
class of advertising Is, and what re
markable results you get for so
small an expenditure.
Tho peoplo or today do not ask
this person and that porson who
plows gardens, or who does paper
hanging or who cleans out cisterns.
Thoy search through the advertising
columns of their dally newspaper,
and If your ad Is thoro you nro tho
ono who will profit. Tho dally pa
per Is their guide, their directory,
their hook of reforonce.
Many will say, "I couldn't stand
the expense or advertising," and let
It go at that, not appreciating tho
Tact that It would be an Investment
rather than expenso, as necessary to
carry on business as tools, or stock
or counters. And thoy will go on
having to he satisfied with what rnis
liictm tbuy can dorlvo from their
circle ofo'frlonds ami ncuulntances,
whllo thoso who do "seo tho light"
M
will prosper rro.n tho patron,.
tho whole cominiinltv 5
H is estimated that tl10 tll '
column or Thc Times, lh , !H
News ntnl iiu "-U....I .."l"(
""Biiii'ss i)rw,i,,
and other i-liiHairinti.. .
dnlly by nioro than lo.ooo ...
an army grea.er than Ulcch"
illation of Maishflohl-an ,J.?
will give you mitrm, ... "
In.n. "" BU0C
In Justice lo your i,.t
Justlco to the public, who cck tor
and even In Justlco to thoie rt0 i
already your patrons, your ad, h0J,
..u i.n-.u ,i nuy rorcrence, , tot
vonlenco, a guldo for th0!e ,v,
want you.
You cannot help but urotii n.
by. The valuo of tlio classlfld m
iius ueon irieti anil found not I,
ing ror the promotion of IU ..
business, which will eventually JoU
tne raiiKs or tlio big huilnci, it
properly promoted.
Wo nro hanking our argunmtct
tho statements or those who tin
used and are using the classified ,j,
tho City News columns and ft
"lluslness Directory." aiidhatkm
so elated over the results tt,t tit;
have tnkou special pains to tell u
about It time and again,
Wo Invito you to Join thoamjol
tho successful, the army of tliulfM
nd users, at n cost so low Ultra
will hardly bellovo It to bo true.
nunvioiiuiu "uro ,,.,,.,,,.,.,, ., Ianr.
thero nro bo many oil Interests. WoiV,... .... ..i...
IIIIHII 1 IIU ll'L'l r IIIIllllll IIIIIIII'MIH III
get nny mensuro through then that
D
I struck tho Tepon Pass over a good
I road but stoop In places, but our Itoo
I nado no work of It at all; stopped
I i near tho summit and got supper. We
theai rodo on to ttnlevs a vo.rv cnin-'.i
IDyou over renlljio what a bcnu-fortablo place to stop. Wo started i,
mcnsiiro will not go through, so far
nit I am concorncd.
I hnvo flguu's bofore mo showing
commissions costing tho stnto over
$2,000,000. Tills could be cut In
ttr.,1 city meant to Its Inhnb- early and took the Itldgo road, tho IJ '(1 J,, 0 t0 wo1, 0
Itntitu iiu wnl I mi din mniiv ' ltlriHt lionilt Irill mill L'l'imil nlniwi nf
most beautirul nnd grand plocu of
Ing ton much. As an oxnmpla let mo
(dto tho fish and gnmn fund. This
ltants, us won na tho many
Btrangors that visit It constantly, road work I ever saw. It Is about flf-
0....1. .. !.- I.. .. ...I.I . !! rt ttttlna fHom lift linn. M'. ....ln.l I..
o.,. u , , , ....o iu ,iHU... ., .... v u , .oa. !, , tomnilB8,ol, rorCivod nn appropriation
Mnrshflold, with Its ninny nnturnl ,.!. Angeles one night, went on to I,., . nnn . , ,,. rnP,vol,
beauties, has a good start, altl.ough 'Sun Pedro and had my household ll$:,or,i0,r,3.s ,,, ro0s last yonr, a total
many Improvonients such ns ro-plnnk- oods shipped to tllamls and started .t tir.-i nr.-i !n r nonriv imir mil.
lug nnd puvlng the broken streets.', for San Diego. Wo got within forty I ' llnlln InKlin. ,lf -,..,..- ,8
filling In the marshes with dirt and 'hilles of there and ran up iiKulnst the
planting grass and flowors, should Siuii Margueiitn river where the
bo made, the Inner spneo to bo ntll-1 roatl nnd bridge wero witshod out, so
appropriation from the stnto 11 should
havo turned a lnrgo portion of the
fees received Into tho tronsury. It Is
I things like theso that need attention
teed nn n public children's piny It was Impassable. Wo came back to I
1 ICnnln A...... ln...wi.l .... ..I. .1.1 n...,
K"'""". , ". uIM '"" ikiu ".- n.nn mil. nWlior Hnlflsli Inlnr-
Many old and worn building mi.Htjcn.no throuMi llrne canyon another ,K ,. t,10. ...... n,C0lV0 ..... .,..
be torn down to muko tho nddod nt-,"ll field, 'lhon wo came through coui,ioratlon
""" ' l"""" v"" "'lJ"'H "'.,'.,',', ..mw..w .. Invetors will not risk their IU0110.V
.imp nllv KIimi Imnritii tlwli nu mnniiH 111 full liliiHt anil tlii cllv vn In i'hIm I . '
of advertising, must no the allowed ttlro and full of peoplo. Wo passed
to stand, as It miiltes u place very ?nr HodlaudH and Its many orange
u.iBlghtly. orchnrds. At lloaumow, we stayed
Most of our buildings and rosl- oo night, tlio whole country had
donees ought to bo repaliitod and tho ."boon swept by water. Wo came down
back yards of tho property trans- ftl White Water rlvor for about two
'formed Into vegetable gardons, whllo lHo and kept In the cliiinnel ull the
the front should bo decked In flowors w"'. The water came up to tho run-
t'and shrubbery, with a pretty green R "ouru lots of tho tlino. This
lawn entirely around tho place. Shade .'llllt' nn tho State highway but
'trees must bo planted within tho o road was completely washed
parking, whllo small bulb plants "wny. It was hard pulling but tho
should decornto tho vnlgos along the 'Keo w" amply able for it. Wo came
dlbtanco or tho street. j1')' 1I springs whoro there Is a
Ashos and refuse must be burled sanitarium, u good dry placo. AVe
us this method greatly eliminates all ,tnyed nt a little pine ou the It. H.
.. 11. .1 .11. rm.lllllll.. ..ln.t K ...... -.1. 1...1I, I
Hunger or ures aim auus auei.ier nig " ..., ,.,.. u..uB., ....w ,. gnmp comUtol )l8 Coos nmX Cur.
liuproveine.it toward Murshflold, tlie,.Moowi and then took ac.oss to III) tlio Vy!UU, omo nrd wow ofr. Tnxn.
coming City Ileautlf.il. Many high I through Hex Canyon, through Chuck-' t(m g ,oo nwfu, h h for , ,
dirt banks that are continually caving awully valley and got to my. son . , fl tho niItml tnxatoll
... . ... .1... .1 i 1...1 fJiiiXl'iA'a f.liin.i ol.niit t t g ...l..i.l n i,
Ill JUIISl HO KHUHMl IIIIWII Ullll BVUIII'll " n l"- """ m w l" n, wi . If fnllc 01
'j grass anil small trees. imiiut jmbi acrus uio uoiorauo riv-
If every ono with n llttlo patience.."' from the ranch In Cibola val
thought and caro would do his Uuty 1 lo- -N't '' w started with tho
the City or Marshriold will doubtless ' t t"'"1 It around In tho Khron
dnwn upon a new era of prosperity, (burgo rorry. about five miles above
jlllytho. We went with the ear 7U
! mlloK to get five mllos becauso there
(JKTS A Xi:w XAMK i j8 crossing for cars nearer.
The speodonioter roglstorod 1-123
miles from Sail Jose. That is much
mora than tho dUtauco but wo woro
compolled to niuKo so ninny detours
lo bo frittered nwny In tnxos such
as wo lmposo hero In Orogon. Itont
prs of city proporty know that after
tho almost confiscating taxes and tho
lupkoop, lusiirnnco nnd intorest nro
'deducted from tho rent thoro Is little
,left to show for tho Invostiubnt and
risk of capital.
Fnrnus who farm or who rout
tholr furius know thoro It llttlo or
nothing to show for tho year's hard
work when oxcosslvo taxation and the
necessary lutorobt, Insurnnco and re
pairs are deducted.
Theso conditions nro true from ono
ond of tho stnto to tho other, ovory
county lu tho stato Is In just about
Many persons last tall went aboard
the pleasure yacht (iulina that came
H heio on Its way from the Atlantic
const to Portland, the cratt having ml ,mok ,TOl,kB Umt ,t brollRlt lt
just neen puiciiaseu y nr. uouon .,,,, to tll0 a)l0V0 fKlir03( (Savt goiul
Hall Kills or that city. Tho nanio or,uo n ,,,.,,. of Co()S C0l. wntor,)
this craft has recently beon chnngod ' Rosp.,
to Klolse and the registration to tlio I
port of Portland.
A Coos Hay man may hnvo a hard
time ohoylng other Hlhllesl Injunc
tions, but lt Is no trnublo to obey
tho one ngninst laying up treasures
on tills onrth.
This 1b a mighty big world when
you ar6 seeking your debtors, but It
Is a mighty smnll world when you
nro dodging your creditors.
OXIC (JOOI) 1DKA
GKO. A. fiOl'l.D.
PORTLAND PRICES HIGH
ON LAMBS AND HOGS
1 vn.. llmn ii-nnl.l nnit .... II.
II il Jtrtll m llll.W liviillll Hl ...I II. )
cost n liuiidrod-fold.
And you are sure to get many jooil ' r,,01,Iw ""h ?!,1H "t1.!?.,, n"rt !i,,,w,,
Idons from muling that favorite ma-1 Un " sx ,,,0 s,op,-
iifiue in iiiercuauiH
T1IU ADVMItTISINC WOULD
Publibhed moiithl) at Columbus, O.
A dollar bill pus Tor a year
PORTLAND. Ore. Miinlt 21. A
bunch of choleo lambs sold at $10.
Wo'vo got to get nioro peoplo to
bear It to romovo tho burden stngo.
'Wo can't get nioro peoplo to come
bore until wo lower our taxos.
Pointed Questions
"Will you, If olected, Impose now
tax bunions on tho peoplo, and croate
now offices boards commissions otu.?"
"No."
"Will you holp create now Judge
ships to make nioro lucrative places
Tor lawyers?" "No."
"Will you onnct more freak laws
nnd expoiimontnl legislation to ham-
,(per Industries and keop capital from
llnvostlng?" "No."
1 "Will you use your position to cro
nto commissions or now Jobs and then
got ono ror yourself?" "No."
I havo boon advised by some of my
friends not to touch on tho prohibi
tion quostlon Hint It would mean do
J'ent. Well If I mil doreatd It will
bo fighting Tor whnt I think Is right,
and net straddling or remaining on
tho feme.
WE RECOMMEND AND
GUARANTEE THIS CLEANER
Johnson Gulovsen
Company !
AQuullty Name With a Service I-'nino I
Ninth Trout .Street Mnrshflcld '
ADMIXISTRATOll'S XOTICK
Notice Is hereby given thnt tho
undersigned has beon duly appoint"
ed by tho Honorable County Court1
of Coos County, Oregon, lu Matters
of Probate, Administrator of tho
estate of I). W. Small, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate aro heroby notified to
present them to me nt the offlco or
my nttornoy, Ceo. Watklns, In tho
Kldorndo 111k.. lu tho city of Mnrsh
flold, lu said County nnd State,
within six months from the dnto,
of this notice.
Dnted this 22nd dny or February,
191C.
S. C. SMALL, '
Administrator of tho estato of D.
W. Smnll, deceased.
(First publication February 22,
1010; Inst publication March 21,
191G.
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MARSIIFITCIA, ORKGOK
II
Oldest llaulc It Coos County
Kstalillshed
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Mnrhliflclil, Coos County, Oregon.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $120,000
INTKUIIST PAID OX TIMU AND SA VINOS Ill'.rOSlTS
Offlcors J. W. HENNKTT, President; JAS. II. FLANAGAN,
President; It. F. WILLIAMS, Cashier; O. F. WINCHiSiw,
Assistant Cashlor.
Flanagan ( Bennett Bank
OF MVIITLK POINT
Capital S2V0O
Orricors-J. W. IIBNNI3T1', President; JAS. 11. FLASr0AAI!;i)JJ
Presldont; L. M. SUPLKE, Cnshlor; L. T. DEMIST, At
Cashier. .
Bennett, Trust Company
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $125,000
Officers J. W. BENNETT, President; TOM T. dEJJ5JJ'svH!j;
Presldont; ARTHUR M'KEOWN, Secretary; BENN'1
TON, Treasurer. . i
Tim Only Trust Company in tho Stato, Outsldo of l'ortlsnu,
Organized Under tho Now Law.
Al'TO STAGIJ SCIIEiTtLK
Jlarch 10 Id
To Portland via Florence nud
KiiReno
Ihvo Maih field and Florence
Monday 20
2:45 p.m.J
For reliable Abstracts of
information about COOS D
F.STATB, seo
Abstracts
Title Guarantee& AbstractCompay
Marshtlold and Coqullle City, Oregon.
General Agents Kastslde nnd Sengstnckcn's Ahlltln' fc
Special attention paid to assessments nnd payment of
I1EXHY SEXGSTACKEX, "
the season's record and the tii'ht time
this price has been paid in liuiiiv
Tuesday 21 4.45 a.m.
Wodnosday 22 5:no a.m.
Tiiursiiay 23 0:00 a.m.i
Friday 2-1 r,:,iu a,m.
Saturday 25 0:.io a.m.1
Sunday 20 7.00 nm.l
Monday 27 7:15 am.
Tuosday 2S 9: so .m.
Wodnosday 29 1 1 : 00 n.m
Tiiuibday ao i:oo pm.
v riuay ui j : j 5
1 Tliiiiw Wnnt ds nro the one me
illuin which vearl
n,,nn in .i,n.. vm. ,..111 .M nna"l,'y engage publl
v " ' I day Always ou
I I Know thnt thoro will ho ninny
bills Introduced Mil tljo uo,f loglsla-j
tun 1 Inkers! to irllllllo Olll' prolllbl-
ilmn.-. iUn,no 'Plirv tgn..M.1 lliv... nt '.I,... lnu AX'llli rnimrU flint T IinVIX -"
nnsslblv moro Imnort vn the snlo1. .i r,nm Mm Qfoir. tin. inw'!rp. S a m: ' "Oillil maUe Port
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Bhould come from Portland tn
ics ALL Uio people, of fl t head or the finest bora recclud . ..eromnllshed much uood. and w
nili' intention eieiy 11 1 the vurds In a long time at g lo. 1,1ns' f; , l f, f , .,r 1 V'
tho Job. I or ao wuts ocr tho general mtuKot. B0ll,d five It n fair tilal and I vl
p.m.
trips leailne; Marshflold be-
Ill j Mnrshflcld lu ono day.
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we are now prepared to lurnisn uuavjuu ca,:
from plla In our yard or In carload loti, t following v
I'Tom pile on ground, ?3.V5 por yard. .. ptfp
O&noad lota, taken from cari, ?2 j
Rttll Department.
C. A. Smith Lumber & W
Opposite Post-Offlce,
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