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About Daily coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 1902-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1903)
Blanco Hotel, ent hotel. II K Illnnco I lotol Ih oiio of tlio two oldest hotels In Mamhllcld, anil lew on the cont linvu run o long under nn iitniixu menl. Jniuca L IV rry tin? present proprietor was one of tho founders of iho business, nearly ,'M) years ago He. with Hlew llallcy opened the Hlaiien lintel on Fib. I, 1871, In f. building which furidhnl it liiie'eua fur I lie r.iulflcntnn ', llm pioj YbbM " H bbbbbbMVibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbA. BBs' BBBBBl t'BBBl BBBBBBBBaBB BDBB'BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 3 P t H HI PPbB XbIU a?mIiBEiLbdft-'j -wmBWbMWhBbBBBBI Blanco Hotel. Tim hotel nl ntieo look front rank no tliu leading hole! of llm bV, n plant which It linn held down to Hit) present dav In IKH'J Mr. Ilalley tt M out hl IntcrcM In Uih Iimi-!' to Mr-. Hitrnh llollnml hiii! iik veil '. Mrs llollnnil was connected with tho management of tin liiiifo lor seven tears, retiring In IHSil, since which litii Mr, Ferry has been sol prnpiielor. In the meatillii n, the increaslt.g tide of travel ami patron age ol tin hotel called for additions from llnmlollme About IS'.K) Iho hullilinit thin known n Normans Hall, which Mood next ilcor mw iuu-xil, and lis second Mori waa Iran -forme I Into llm mont inoJitrn and nttrM'tlvn pun if thn hniel, Thn confinement mill close n jtiilirn t Ion I ni tnhl on Mr, Ferry's health, and of lute years lie Into talked uf retiring f-r the re; which he and hia good wife have on richly earned, hut hn finds It ililllrult to gl nut of thn harnn, hiiiI Mim Illiintn without J tin Ferry wouldn't ncrm iimIiihiI. IIIi sou (itnrgo now lifts iniich of thn burden fiom III Imn dcis. Thn Illnnco Is known among thetritveliiig public nil over llm coast, bii.I espcclallv among commercial truveleis, who nearly all makn their heiidqtiirlers thern. Flue sample riMimit nrii prnvidnd for their tire, mid thn iircomuindntiiiu hid niinir panel. In fact thn HUnro hotel li mm of thn tmtltutl ma of Marh llehl which have ennui op from thu early diva keeping thoroughly up with thn limes. Union Furniture Store. 1 1 1 Hilton t'lirniliiri, alfirn if ul.li-l. HI... .1 " A I Johnron In proprietor, dates hack to 1880. In I that year ('. A. Johnson and V. 0. C'hriMcn- r JL ton, whohnil been following thn huslners of contractors nml builders on thn hay If r many ycara. Iinl't thn lion two-atorv hnihlli'g o their proinrlv mi Front ureet and put in n mock oi inuiiiiiM'. wall pKr, carpels pic. including indorlakliig goods. Tlmy also continued their out side activities to a great extent, having n In run plledrlver, wnye upon which to haul nut nml repair nrnaU Mmtuera otc. IDHHlBHroBBBB- ;tei ?- "" u IjHHfL bbbBEEbiibbbbk1 hbpv'ibbbbIbbb BBflflflflflflflflKkWrin Bnkakl Union Furniture Store, C. A. Johnson, Prop. HMiunlth llnnlly cniuuil Mr, Clirlatonnun to neck tihunyn f clliiiitlc.nnil hu inovcil to Mntlnnrounly, Oregon, hluoihI yours nun, niukinv puriodlunl trips to thia placu. I.ivhi I'ull Mr. OlirlatciiHoii'H IntercHi' wns houuht nut In Mr. .lohimoii, who In now eolo prnurlutor nnd coiuIiicIh thn IniBlnt'fB, In which eovurul iiinu uru oinployud, on thn enmo llnna, Far iho larReHt nnd hent stock on tho Hay, In the linus muntloncd, la rnrrlud nt thla etorn, nud It in one- of thu moct oivtlBfactory plncee to trodu. Baptist Church. Thn Hnptia woro tho flrat to ornKnlxo n church nt MnrrhflMd, itov. Kchollold helni cnlled n tholn pnator. It had at thocomof hin work, n Inruu rnumbor uhlpnnd ritinday Fchool ImvloK thu fluid vlrlunlly to Itinlf, thero holng no other churchoa nt Hint tlmu Tholr Second pntlor w thoKovTravIa Hit death thrmiifli hii arrlilunt lull ilw. chtircli pnMorlern. Thn work wmkih pendt'd forn period of 3 yenrc. n Inrjrn niiiuhnr of thn meiuhe riihlp movud nwny nnd uhen Iho work wbh taken up hy thn Hnv.lohu llo) it thuru wnro hut n fuw inemhcrH reuiHiiilnv, and n miihII Fiiii Inv ic' (xil nltei:dancn, Hie fild of Inl-or txtendeil over flfly mtea of country and hut littln timn enuhl I mi devoieil to MniMilklil 'I he pieieut (inat'ir wiicillol ic ihi pmtor.itn of thn Auiikhllul.i niitl Uritdiiur cliuithua II veil r i nua. Up tothreomuiittm Koooly linlf tnno could lio tilveri to Mnrrhfleld Yet li) church linn In rrcoril that lliouuh thn hleanlnu of (iod prosperity Iihk iiilenil.d il lahora in every depnrt imiil of the work I hn uifinlinrthii) of thn Chinch and 1-iiridMy icIkkiI Inn Inert iim'il four fold, llm nl eiiilarirn K'uwini;. thn primr OK-eiinir loin I.im'ii Inryo hiiiI niclnitii'd. Thn cyaliiiii of trivlim wokly, mldiil to lln liicreaaul inemlM rahlp, haw r.hiilled In h ihrm (old !nuer conlr hiillon to xiHtHin llm work An exr-lrin choir la an ndded nllraciinn t. thn ruivker, the SuliiUy M'hool m a verx elllclent i-lnlT of lllceia anil tun hnra. Thn youim people Hoclnly oritHiiU d nlKjut two yenrn ito ia uinwlnir in tiuitihor nod under (itnllfled h'f-ilitil.lp ilntirtt n tvind woik. The church Iml'dliiif aliMiit two uara f'eid fr m itehl, ialHruennd cuiinod Ioiih anil (r centiiilly aitiiHl'd Sliii:n lf I Ocloher, tlm pnMor liar- I mi v inn enilrn timnio ihn woik nl Mnrhflld, ntiil(wilh hU pHnnle) N expicilnir liv llm htiMiiif id Coil on t lr uiiiteil Jahor Mill Inner eiullh in the'futuie. Prices of Timbcrland. The follow im; informntlon loiichirt; tin p'ireol hind on thn ll.iv i couiri tmli'd hv h Kuullemnu in that line if hiiMiiern: Thn piicee of nvriculiuinlaud In Cooa Hiiiy virv ncc rdliifj to location, qunl. Ily id roil, imprneniLiit !. lioltom ImiiiI In tin nhlutnl mi, tut culllvnled nnd uiiimprowd, i unoeraly h Id nl from fill, to IM) iH'rncm. Improved Imiiiodi land wry aeldum fell for iea ilmn r0 prracie, nud If well located r-clla in coinu Iiu'miic for mom lllHUIOO. Tiuiher land prices raiwn trom fl per aero to f 10, Homo particular rra-i a in Coos county havu lecently ai.ld lor i much larner juice, hut only in cases of la'ire tracts nnd extra quality of timber Cenl Ihtul- me held at from IG to f 1 W per acre, nirordltix to Iccatlon, clrcuui siHiicfH ami comliliona regardini: outlet etc. Town lots vary In prices nml l.em reoins in Im t o c-nural iivurnuu pricn. alt depondiuu n n ruleiipim iho individual owner, excepting nuw lowruttea whr, as a ruin a ueiiersl pMcn ostnhhshed. Bourn town lot in Marahlleld can hu had. for example, m for f(K), whilo for mini her perhup nlonif sldo nnd (Hsrhnpa not sn well located, tho ownor may ubk IromfjJOO to H00, making It Impos sible togivo with nny renennable certain ly a .tonornl averapo prico for town property, Central Hotel, Real Estate l.ols in R.iilKiiiil Addi tion, within n dutt dis tance of tlie Ht.sinevs Center of Mntsh field fur $50 mid upwards. . . For prices, location and terms call on W. U. DOUGLAS Office Over Senjstacken'.s Stote MARSHFIUU) ORE. UK Central Hotel, of which John Bnyder is lesH'u and prop lutor, was the tirttlargn hotel erected In Marshfleld It was built In 1870 by W. H. Noble, who also con dueled It fora rhort lime, Hu was sue cenled by Amos Koitera, who ran It for several jears. After that it (handed land loids seieral limes. A'm. Mill conducted It for a time, nml .1. J. Vvrnnlinlrn fnr tnv. ernluarr. Thn letter was succeeded by John ir.der, the present proprietor. bbbht" --f TSPibbbbb! liBBBBBBBBBBBBBK- ,, , t ' i.r3MBBBBBIBBBJ BBBBBBBfllBBBBL-lStfSBflBVBBBBflBgaiiBBBBBBl The Central. Mr. Snyder iMiiiw to MurMilleld in 1884 from Coqnilln City, where hu had been in the hotel business lie leased the olil Wesiern hotel ol M. Kerrigan, the building now-occupied by ( Wny He conducted this hotel for four years, work ing up aoil run of cu-totii and provimr hi abllitv to cater Mitcerrfully no' onlv to the iravelinir public, hut to ateadv I uardrr a In I88 Mr. Snyder leased the Central, and for il e fourteen years inco then hn has cnudticled it 0.1 thn lines which have made it always a popular aloppiiitt place for t bore who desire grd. wholeMime, well-conknl frvnl in gen ero'is quantity, courteous intention er.d eouiforiable arcun inrslntlona. Thn luiel has len thoroughly rennroled and repaired itv eral times midr Mr. Smder'n adminiHtrathn, and !tt Su m mer it wa niraiu put in flrntc'as condition. With it roomy ollii-e. lariff liht 1 ritt r oio, cnmf.irtalde Udles' parlur 011 the uiourtl floor, good rooms and eay teds, it ie never lacking for guests nil her transient or regular AS a boi Mr. Snyder hat always enjoyed grent pcpularitv, and hj holds a nhiue an one of thn liberal nnd progressive, business men of thn town, always to Im counted on to aalst any worihy proj-ct for advancing the Interests of Marahflnld. A hoMes-. Mrs. "tdcr, in an uupreteniloiia wav, looks out ntsiduonslv fir the comfort of her guests, and their son John is now taking tmrt in thn management of the home. The pnlilin wilt find no umre .niitfautory stopping plate than the Central. E$T. ; . rrt-,wrcr7' .ase . " . . T ' ' K1?' Ait. ..-. , ( tifwHH f nrzmm -w . 3BHBBBl -Z ,- 3 B3s .iliHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW ESSff39wVBBf -9U bISIbbbbV BBtMaBBBBBBVBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBeiBBf . BEBBBflf SHaBBBBBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaiBBBr' Exterior Views of H. Scngstackcn's Store. The Garfield. THIS building is shown in Uih foruroiiinf of the picture of Front St, on page 3 of 1 his Issue it ia tie largeat edifice of Its kind in tho City. Under new management, this hoicniins lieen trans formed nina clean, comfuitttble and thoroughly up to date Lodging Homo. C5ueeBinay secure rooms by the day week or month, at reasonable ratei., Belt.g centrally located, sightly and quiet, this home affords the beat advantages to tho public, of any in tho City. The Ocean passenger Sleamer'a whnrf ia directly in frort of the Wnrfleld. Quests may bo assured of fair I oneat and courteoua treatment,
