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About Daily coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 1902-1906 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1904)
f TTT .jti -"- TJJ - .:wy . , K, I fr iiiMiffiiiiiiiiiiii mmii rumnii i innm in Trf'- - -- , jr. ,i.il ir . - - ' BeWasMhssaaBsBl satf, 5 lh w 1 k ,$' H5FShii(!ci Cjsh Miii Mirkit " r . f us Henry Holm. Pro fresh and Cared Meats, Lard and all goods nsuclly carried in w. 'Wstclata shop. Courteous at . imionand fair treatment. : Phone 181 ;dj!irfJ,Jo'i.nnjr part ot.the cwy Wf v-V;Mars.Nfelil -fr A Uiga assortment of Fleischer's Yarn. Shetland Floss, Saxony and Ice Wool in all Colors ' and Tints at x. j H. FinelFs H't f; .s , 'Cicstlos la iLmdlo' Sta tionery, PUylaf- Cards. Carae,Couatcr,Vltltlae Cards , Society Emblimi, and Jill, articles usually carried A first-class 3t Woaery Ctocls. I- XW, Subscriptions ,- ,taken for periodicals. ,t5Tt. neadquartr8 Inr nnrAra nnrt norn- r vy ' """B" Alto tic widely id. '-A14CHLIN ,. Fi W?JIM PEN Yvs choice of tha rw -rvltviqualJoany SVW klaJ, few fLil orders from out otrt of tbivn friends ViM ffv prompt attc. lice F.P: Norton Nowsdealnr and Stationer.. jr'.Yff & E2 1 Just Received m ' GOOS E?AY IRONWORKS S'i samaaMHa. i r . v -r - MANUFACrilRING OeVaUacs ill IrOB and Branca tnr st Jfllto, !UIIra4, UIbm and wmpt, k . , te'S&StT.'"'- 'WLEPHONJe 49, Daily Coast Mali tEikPHOHE. MAIN 051. Entered iu the t05ofice at Marsh, field, as Second Class Hatter. aoii . --- rt COOS BAY PUBLISHING CO. P. C. LEVAR, Editor and Manager, ,1. D. PETTYJOHN, City Kqltpf G Wi WOODWARD, Foreman; EVcry Evening, Except Sunday, J DAILY, '0 cents per month by mail . OU ADVANCE I'ATMKNT OXtT riths r & horn fronv. i'Vaier.' "Of "3K ..'. proper for 30 w foi. '!. Wxd. by a belt lino rait 1, ufabtury can . beIewtw, tido water nB4eav'fee L- road or tho ir3lirThr-ls ittauar'tu: the manufaatB .of.eveeWaKfrom a roiling pin to a lour masted aaaooner. ''The climate of tho Coos Bay region is the most equable in -the United Sates. It is never cold in winter, or warm $n summer. People wear tho same grade ot clothing all the year round. The rainfall is about SO inch es per year, and the principal rainy season is from tho first of February to tho last of March. In tho snmmer the cool winds blow from the northwest and through tho winter the winds come warm from tho, southwest. By Borne the winter season is considered the more delightful part of the year. "There is no malaria and noTtyhpoid in that country. People tbore need never have a bold due to snddonchang ea in tompefitnre, and the country does not produce consumptives. The salt air and 6ft climate hsvo a de lightfully soothing effect upon people afflicted with nervous troubles. "As a .health and pleasure resort Goos Bay is bound to become .famous. TliertJ are more natural attractions within a radius of 20 miles of V008 Bay than are possessed by any other seoti6U Id the United States. All that region is a vast park covered with tall forests, undulating with many hills, cat up by canyons and rivers and in terspersed with many lakes. It la all on6 flower garden. Water leap3 from the mountains over falls 300 feet bigb. People who bavie traveled romW the world say that for picturesqucneas and grandeur, the Itandon beach has no equal. With its' caves and arches, seal and pinnaole rocks stloking up out of the ocean, its flat, hard, agate beaob, its Una climate, it is bound to become a graat pleasure resort. Tho fishing in that country is the net in the world. Oai ue to plentiful and its the hunter's pan idlt-8. J AVEKLU nfnntuift fg 5Q;tnfliS5ly negates ortirr -noUcea'S'cjp It!rhHs5theHQ gtoeivech ofWanVllesotn rCsSn "oitateej iuw.viK,,i)i,w,v "M'XMV'VfVIWtV - - - j g ,.' rf. WE REPA JR ALI, ,, kinds of Macl ilaary, Utun and Gajj Kcurlaju I. . a---' akJ "MtftlM? ,'..''; . . Bwt of.Mrkaa ""V'nli 1 11 1 MARSHFIBI, , "These are Bbtne of te attrnotlona for tho hcalthstibket and tho man of re tlred wealthy but it M substantlals with whloh wo aiti bhlbflr concerned for tho present. From over? utilitarian point of view Coos Buy lms tho aolid foondntion on which to bnlld a great oity. Tnd penlnsuln Will bo tho busi ness, area for Coo Bay tho wholoaalo distrlot. It has alrcndt been mapped outfov a great city, hhd to take ad-' .vaiitf'-t of tho natural lay,f tlio conn-' i NMiuttfully "situated for vA ' 'sloping, tableland co$ Hr".'0 --to,tlR W mm 1 &ABOIT JtTTABO KOMUBX. of linryaTd,,a lawyer and an expcrleno, sd diplomat.' A. few yeaftxtagd. he was Japanese minister 0 tl(:lJuUJ Itate ",. r8PORTJNQ"NOTE8. ,"""' " Winnie O'Condor, the star ABaerteaa Jockey, Is now fit tho top of tbe llt t france. rhllfl'dolpUla has been' awarded UM national polo championship, to take pluco Iati in June. ' Aichle llalm of Michigan unrrcrsiry Ja "touted" as the cemlng sprinting wnsatlon loflho country,, Young Co.rbctt and Terry MeGovem havsj be'en brought together by friends and are noqr, oq friendly terms. Jake Becklcy, tho veteran first bas pan of the Cincinnati Reds, was re sponsible for a trlplo play in Brooklyn recently. .Veteran' golfers compHUa that, the young players are capturing most of tho prises and want as age llmH ta competition established. Now that Jockey WiKto Bbaw baa been "set down" by the eastern atew. ards his employer, "Pittsburg PWI" Bmitb, will sell hlsaumk. Alexander Wlntonflf Cleveland .re cently broke the world's circular track euto record by covering the distance In Xm. 2s, on thej-Qleeville course. "For ouco J'll take the count," Jef frie is reported to have sold recently as be invited a well known. afreach no bleman of sportive tastes to get lata his cab. J. R. Thomas, the flnaadee Hx re aegtly purchased. Hermls, the Cham, ploa (eastern thoroughbred, is the man who wa pfesJdent' of a New Xork bank for a single day. .With tho three Shamrocks, (Ux Thomas Upton, Designers Fife ana Watson and other Britishers here this summer tbo .headquarters of Briton's yacnung id(ik ,yw be lu A"i"rw tCXT I- l nlaeord. Muslo In th family IU'.. t " Is something to admire) Whan It la true, tp harmoity And to th heart's deajre, But sparU frow tho.4l M9 Mws Ills own horn (habit vilel) And the woman who kaapa.hareiag Oa ons otrlnir all-thu W! IMW - -Philadelphia u1Ua. R'-V- e.o4 fUrirtli T , 17' ,i . X "Illrara namestran. do via knew Wtt- Ulcks imd.' My'rty set'Mf 'iift li Ml Jf ' M 1K gs jR mT'h.. AmmmSL. vmmhmmmm& f aksakW mmmwmmmmMSmmmmwB una nn wihii !'',, .."Yec, Lkaow,. I saw the seta of i wi drirla o wh.es I got HB t de the tUofeer IiMlMnspoUs Sua. 3" U. Urn. hi fcUlwamse tUvhrttM. An bid English ftajMtor used to say a man's rcqulromeaai f vr going to knr w)ro ten In number, and he summed than! up as follows: First, plenty of money) secondly, plont? of patloncoj thirdly, a good enso; fourthly, a Rood solicitor; flfthlyi plenty of mohcyi sixthly, a good counsel, sorenthly, a good witness; eighthly, a good Jury; ninthly, a good judgo; touthly, plenty of money. ThA BesJtnA a tarn. i Smith (seeing beggar bearing alga (ending, "Deaf and Dumb) I'd Uko ta fcolp this poor fellow, but I don't know fcnwltto foir whether ha Is really deaf s.Bseejnr (softly) Read tbo sign, rat ptKV&Hi luo .sign. luamuapoJia jour vyino km-t. tJrathcr nn unusual hour fot "I to lunch. Not hungry ) by the tlroo the notlee me."- Varda. for cards and lid play somc- ouo game Is ' 'island . of vwhat aya the mon- icon called ts, madam; log tree a pkit- erer' a, and tbo tree i.roet-.rom tho ground. ny buttresses make the trunk nearer the ground ity- iimrun Subject. tor returning from church)- .d have been In church tbli Wo hud a beautiful sermon. and I'll bet you can't repeal ,..-, .ext i"Vlfo Yes, I can. It was the tenth verse of tho sixteenth chapter of Eie klel, "I girded theo about with tint linen, and I covered thee with silk." v Husband Hub! It la no wonder yoi remember It , n'oolTReform." "My husband doesn't gamblo now as he used to." "Reformed, bus hc7" TTes; he doesn't go to tho race track at all any more. .Ills wowt dissipa tion now la swimming, I think. At any rate, bo says ho only goes to tbo pool reoaw." Philadelphia Press. 1 Etta Strenuous "Way". BpAvln Helld, Can tie I Exercising your horso th.ls-mornlng7 Cantlo (mounted-That was my In tention whun I started out. hut It secmr to mo tbp hpre has boon exercising. mc-Boston Transcript , ' . Tbe Blaa Pstraielas. The Doctor You would lun u nt- ucK or Drain, revor nut ror ne tning. t Impatient ratlcnt And what's, thntl , Tho Doctor Tho fact that nature tsado you nn immune from that par ticular varioty of ffver. Baltimore American. w..1 11 ? FIGHT WILL BE BITTER Those who will imrslst In' dosing their eura. agniust tho continual re commendation of Dr. King's Kew Dis- 1 AAVSTV fnw f"rtt rt tnn III Iihoa WW vj A WUUBWUililUU !) lit U U long and bitter light with their trou bles, if not ended earlier by fatal ter mination. Rend what T. R. Beall, of Bonll, Miss., Ims to sy : "Last fall my wife had every symptom of consumpt ion. She took Dr. King's New Discov ory after every thing else had failed. Improvement came nt ouco and four bottles entirely cured hbr. Oanrun td byJohn Jfroutsa. PjruggJsr. Prioo 50o, and $1.00. Triul bottle's free. Tho Gds'oilne Launch ,' SUMNER will take the placo of. tho Owl running nlahts botiveen Marsh field ana North Bend. LssWftr Msrehfleld . Worth Bend 53 6:30 7-30 8.30 ' 93 10.30 Ir30 ia.30 d. D. SPRECKELS BROS. 8, S. CO. FA8T EXPRESS STEAMERS BiilffATEfiHZAMA OARUYIKG PAB8KNGEI.il; ANLREIGIiTDIREOT TO SAN FRAOISOb .O.F'McpoLLUM AM.Deek, i It Xauklal P w ' 'A i ik Guritntee nd Abstract Company ARSTRACTS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. 'E FURNISH TITLE GUARANTEE CERTIFI- CATES FROM" THE MOST RELIABLE HOUSES f t ON THE PACIFIC COAST. ALSO UNDER f WRITERS SEBURITIES FOR INDUSTRIAL BONDS Henry Sengstacken, Manager Douglas "Block, Mnrslificld, Oregon I JHasWBatxaasaNsTassssssalaYaBanaMassaax Hill ,HHIIIIimHIHIll"WMHIMWMmMIImiMMI ., , , J--J -i I,,- ,. 1 "Ji.1. .,1 1 ,.a 1 , -a Holiday Goods First come first served. I have a choice line of Christmas Novelties and It will pay you to call ana see me before purchasing elsewhere. - - GULOVSON'S FURNITURE E, Mi FURMAN f Dealar Ir Pianos and Orpns Marshfield, Oregon, J'V- ji ."I 1 'Mb, mm New Chairs It'J'oU wahtdchiilr for Style, Durability nml Comfort, n llio now utljustihlo spring .Morris Chair, with footrest. Miiwlon Btylu llockors lu wratliered oak. ., New line just received- ' finest ever brought-here. 1 Moil Furniture TEttmrwrrrTTTsxxTTZXTXxzzzs CALWURNIA AND OREGON , COAST STEAMSHIP GO Ceo. P. Cray & Co. Cert. Atzta 421 Market it. S F S.S. ALLIANCE HAWPWICK. Commanding. Oaly Ktfulsr Lisa BMwim PORTLAND via COOS BAY aid m, EUREKA ? ... . i l MSX1 iJX -v iT.uirr.rnT r. CT sutluno rauM nAnoai'iniM ' ' OK OR ABOUT Bound North, at aav;ps or db Deo S ... tuiiu ArrtiT yCimffi IsPmb Lumber Ooiapany'f sew waraueete. - cuoee .ii, MAXSUFIKIiD, . OBSGON The Coast Mall is the best sdvertls ig MSilon. oa the Faoilu Ckwit. t ..sssssssssssssKVP'4 aJBjBbssssssssssK? It W ' Store. ULX.LUa-JS?; Str. Cruiser Timk Tadlu T.eavoe North Boinl for Marshllold 7 n in Marshllulii forKiuMro Bum Mtrrliileld for Knmlre 2ptu " Kmplrc for Mnrslificld 10 a m " Kmpirt for Alttrthfrelit -1 p in " MarnlifleldforNorUillondDJjun Fare isct8. ' Rouud'trlp ascta. North Ilcnd and Marsh field -i-.UJ '. JOJ.fC'BEflR Uvcry, Feed andCoal Stable; FintHilaai. ' ll i radtU6 horses iflwy. "'i ' aim u y MARaayiKLD . " t ft- r -"i T I OitEOON 1 1 m .in ig) i i
