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- , J.-S TtitZ .' - THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1908. MMaMHMMMMMDMHPPHMMBHMIMMtZnManuM III I IMJI Iff r B- V COOS BAY T i) BnucMJU AN IMllTBNDLNT lttlTIUKiN MrAITIl 1TI1- MSI1FD IVfcR HtMMi m fit .11 MI.IT, ASH VF' ' Y in The Coos Bay Times Publishing Co. Entered at the postofllec nt Marsh field, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second clas3 mail matter. M. C. MALOXEV. . .Editor and Pub. PAX E. MALOXEY News UdltM' SUBSCRIPTION HA IKS. In Advance. DAILY. One Year .C nr Six months $2 50 Less than C months per month fiO AVEEKLV. One Year '51.30 The policy of the Coos Hay Tiun's will be Republican in politics, with the Independence of which President Hcosevolt is the leading exponent. , Address All Communications to COOS IJAY DAIJiY TIMES Marsnfhld Oregon CANDIDATES SHOULD AXXOUNCE POSITION. Whether candidates support State ment No. 1 or oppose it wo want to see them statu tho fact and present a bold stand. We havo too many shyster politicians who hope that their attitude on questions of vital importance will never be questioned. If you arc in favor of the statement, say so. If you are against it say so and in both instances give us a little reasoning on the matter. Try to en lighten the public a little and to mold public opinion, instead of mere ly following the trend of what you think Is tiie opinion of a more or less uninformed majority. Bandoi. Recorder. DOLLAR THAT CAN'T UK SPENT. Every dollar spent In advertising is not only a seed dollar which grows a profit for the merchant, but is ac tually retained by him even after he has paid it over to the publisher, says an exchange, and adds tho fol lowing reasons: Advertising creates a good will woll worth tho cobt of publicity. While advertising uses funds it does not uso them up. It helps the founder of a business to grow rich and at tho same time keeps his bus iness from not dying when he docs. It eliminates tho personal equa tion, perpetuates confidence in tin store and makes it posiiblo for n merchant to withdraw from buslncst without having tho profits of tho bus iness withdrawn from him. It changes a name to an institution an Institution which will survive af ter tho death of Its builder. It lb really an insurance policy which costs nothing, for It pays n premium each year Instead of cal ing for one, and rondors it po33iblc to change the entire personnel of a business without distributing It; prosperity. Advertising rondors business Wronger than the man independent of his presence A business which Is not advertised must rely upon tho personality of its proprietor, and personality in business is a decreasing factor. Tho public does nof want to know tho man who owns tho store it Is not interefcted in him but In his goods. When an unudvertlsed business is bold it is onlj worth as much as Its stock of goods and fixtures. There Is no good will to bo paid for it does not exist it has never been created. The nnnio over tho door means nothing except to tho Imme diate neighborhood, any of whom could tell you inoro about some ton miles away which has regularly delivered Its shop news to their firesides in the family newspaper. It is as shortsighted for a innu to build a business which dies with his death or ceases with his Inaction, as it Is unfair for him not to provide for the continuanco of his income to his family. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Z hereby announce mytolf a can didate for representative In the legislative assembly, subject to tho approval of Coons County Republican eloctors at the primary election, April 17, 190$, and respectfully solicit tho support of all Ropub HcniiB. L. I) KINNEY. North Pond. A CAEB. To the Republican oters of Coos county, Gentlemen: 1 hereby un- nouticeniysolf as a candidato for tho nomination to tho olllco of Ropreaon tatlvo for Coos county, subject to your approval nt tho primary elec tlen, April 17, 1008. GEO. N. FARRIN. WITH THE t TOAST AND TEA i $.$. ,,,5 good EVENING. Dear Lord, to Thee my knee is 0 bent; Give me content, Full pleasured with what conies to me, Whate'er It be. Rllev. AXY FOOL CAX KXOCK. Don't criticise your neighbors' faults, no matter what they do, Don't ridicule tho masses, nor malign tho chosen few. Don't think yourself a censor for tho Billy human folk, And just remember as you go that any fool can knock. Don't laugh at those who make mis takes and stumble on tho way, For you are apt to follow them, and almost any day. lon't think the o.uers shifllng san 1 whllo you are solid rock, And don't forget, for heaven's sake, that any tool can knock. Don't be a puller-down of fame on other men conferred. Don't give a parting kick to one who fell because ho erred. Don't think that you are perfect, and the only size In stock, And now onco more just bear in mind that any fool can kiiocc. Two men were engagec' ln'nii al tercation on the water front today over some matter when one of them angrily lomarkcd: "For - cents I'd knock your block off." "Well, you don't expect mo to furnish tho working capital," re sponded tho other in a calmer tone. People who make fools of them selves never fail to attract attention. It seems funny that an ocean tide will loosen a boat tied to the bar with ropes of sand. It is much easier for some Coos r5ay people to forget a favor than It Is for them to forgive an injury. Hope is the mother of disappoint ment when she rides on a launch in Charleston bay and expects to lloat. Ropes of sand are not the frail 2ords that thoy suggest when they are fastened to tho hull of a launch on an ocean beach. -- Mary had a littlo wink Within her eye so blue; And everywhere that Mary wont You bet that wink went, too. ! "A stitch In the side," remarked I. D. Goss as ho glanced at Dr. plx at the Milliconia last night dur ing a club discussion on appendicitis, 'means nine in tho hide." O Ah Arkansas preacher gives it as his opinion that Hell is a large city, lie may be rlydit. It must be a big ;ilaco If Everybody wont there who .ins been told to go. "Lessons are given now, you know, by means of the phonograph," remarked W. R. Haines at the Milli conia. "Yes, and that's tho way ",oiiio of the members of tills club learned to sing," responded Goss as ho lighted another Perfeeto. Charlie Schwab Is tho author of 'More money Is not success." Ho's right, but a lot of us say: "Success bo hanged, when a man can hao all the motor boats ho wants, a side board with things on it, and the money to pav for whatever his in sides or outsbles may desire." "Here, Goldie, gininio a high ball," remarked the Thirsty One at the Club. "A what?" asked Goldie. "A highball. Haven't you ever heard or that before?" "That tall gentleman who was just In called li an nltitudinous sphoroid, and 1 tnought that w:it the Coos Hay name," Goldie replied. .liinmy, aged li, was told the story of Daniol in tho lions' den by hU grandmother, Rajs tho Philadelph'i Record. When the old lady had finished the story she asked .Ilininy what he thought Daniel did tho very first thing when ho found ho was saved from the lions. "Oh, I guo&s ho telephoned homo to his wife to tell her ho was all right," answered Jimmy. He Knew Something. Guest Hero, waiter, this steak Is ab solutely vile. I won't pay for it. Where 's the proprietor? Walter lie's gono out to luueh, sir TRY GUITTARD'S itee IN ONE OR THREE FOUND AIR TIGHT TINS It is the best Coffee from several Countries, blended and matured in the Green State then roasted just right. It is so good . you will want more when you have tried it. Wateh for Fnse Contest ES25S525ZS2S25ZEr2Sa52S!SZ5H5HS25E5j2 H EMPIRE LB q 1 tat, m A Street Wharf Fresh, Salt, Smoked and canned fish; in fact nil kinds of fish in season. rU j Wharf back of . -. . m t PIOXKKR GROCKRY. g aSZ53H5HSSEH.rSS3E5HSSE5HEE5HSE5 Flanagan & Bennett Bank MARSHFIELD. OUIICJON. Cnpitnl Subscribed ?50,000 Cnplt.il Pull! Up J40.000 Undivided Profit l.ij.000 Poet n general banking Imslneix nnd draw on the Bank ot California. San Francis. Calif., First National Bank l'oitlauii Or., Kirtt National Hank RoteburR, Or., Hanover Na liiiial Bank, Now York, N. M. Kdtlii'hit Mill, London, England. Alio sell change on nearly all the print.,... Hies of Kurope. Accounts kept subject to check, rtife deposi lock boxes for rout at 0 cents a monln r lb. a jear. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS UKRK'S YOUR GOOD llKAIiTII Weinlmwl's Reor .GARDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE. Phone 181 Orders Delivered Free WVAAAAyAWWWWVWV"2 For a good Hatch use xhe PETALUMA i mnmkTOQ $ I HaUliAlVll i JOHN W. FLANAGAN, Agt. $ Poultry Supplies 0rder2Your Settings Now For Brown Leghorns Rhode Island Reds ? Barred Plymouth Rocks AlIStandardTBrcd. Price $1.50 Per Setting I Special Price on Incubator ?. Lots. FAMILY ORDERS FOR WKIXllARirS 15KKR- By mail or Phone Delivered Free MARSDEX'S LIQUOR HOUSE Steam Dye Works C Street, liiidlos' and Gents' Garments Cleaned or Djed Phi'ip ppfkpr. PrnrtMC'ni. M ! WWF II Transfer and Delivery Job Work Done Promptly Wood and Coal Chas. Doane - Phone 534 A Full Line of BOOKS , TABLE! S AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT A. M. PRENTISS & CO. Post Cards, Xoveltles, General MercliBiidlse. Front street, Marshfleld. Flour Has I The New Price i i Per rE SCHOOL NORTON m Tk Cfn:nMAWff ti JLllU ULUlAUAiVl O P i 2 WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN SENGSTACKEN ADDITION? BECAUSE It is choice mside residence property, lots 50x100 with alleys, is well sheltered prices of lots are reasonable. For particulars see TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. K'cnry Sengstacken, Manager. ry.;.vii.i.v'Tc,M - iv.n - yij; - iii - v. - tJi - . - r.? S The STEAMER SAILS FOR Portland So lj after the nrrl""rt o tho ship unless F. S. DOW, Agent RIARSMFIKIA). ORKGOX flwMOTtr!BaTOr.Tv.wjji.w..wv,,rw.r5rr8T TIIK Stedinr Plant . SAILS FOR SAX FRAXCISC'O APRIL 11. Xo reservation hold after the arrival of the ship unless ticket is bought. F. So BOW, MARSHFIELD. fi5HSZSEEaSBSaSHSHSHSESSS25HSHSH5HJeESSSHS115SSc53i5E!K!S2SH5H5a5aa S Portland & Coos Bay S." S. Line I BREAKWATER Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide. X. F. McColIum, Agt. Phone Main 34 - - - - A. St. Dock 15ZSaSEraS2SHS3tlS2?H5Z5HSHSHSZ5?25HSESE52S2HSSl!SE5H?.52SElJHS?5ESa5a5 California and Oregon Coast Steamship Compam Steamer Alliance B W. OLSON. MaPtr. SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUESDAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. F. P. Baumgartner, Agt. L. W, Shaw. Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore. Marshfleld, Ore., Phone 441. THE BEVIER ENGINEERING WORKS MANUFACTURHTS OP GAS UNUlNESand SPECIAL MACH1NURY. MUCHAMCAL DI4AFTINQ a Specialty. Shops In the North Bend Wolien Mills North Bend ELECTRIC :: :t RONS Every residence on Coos Bay :t i that is wired for electric ser- A vice should havo one of these most useful nnd tlmo saving : flatlrous. Ask your nelghhor H who owns one. Two million A Amorican v.omen are using ; Tho CiH)s Bay Gns & Electric Company Marshfleld and North Bend nmtmtmfflttmnwwiwmromsstm: v V Sack 1H0 :rLewanv22rrzzs23ETSS3aK as BOOKS ft'HANSENS muv..1i;am fi ll&UI Vlli. IClUi I U" 2iSaSSnSKSSHS3S3KSSeSSEasaH2Ei HESESEs with a good bay view and - J.o.. i ,iwii,i.t,ivm-,i Ku::rz-:r?x.Mi.?m&j EUREKA Thursday April Vi rcser 'icons hei ticket Li nought. -s- OREGON rv Phone 1291 BRINK AVEIXHARD'S BEER BEST .MADE MARSDEX'S LIQUOR HOUSE i ---- -- TH0MAS0N & HANSON -DEAIERS IN- 'Hay Grain and Peed' Fre Delivery Phone 1761 Business D rectory Doctors. DOCTOR II. P. 11AUMHAVGII Physician and Surgeon tiseases of Women and Childr'ii Oir.co Rooms 20D-10 Coos Duild'nff. Phono 2111 D It. GKORGK liKSI.US Ostcopatlilc Physician Gradunto of Aincrlcnii Si-hool of Ottooniuhv Kirkrlllo, Mo. OITlcc Uur: 9 a. in. to 4 p m. Oilier Hours l,j Appolntmont. OIUcu in KuHlinrp Illm K Phone 1611. Ma'Mlold, Oro. DR. GKO. K. UIX Physician nnd Sin-ffoik Now Flanagan & Dcuuclt Bank Bldt 'Phono 1081. DR. .1. XV. IXGRA3I I'liysician and Surgeon. Office over Sengstacken's D-ug Sto- Phones Olllco 1021; Residence 7S3 DR. A. li. IIOUSEWOP.TH Pliysician and Surfcon. OITice second iloor of Flanagan and Bennett New Bank Building. Residence, two blocks nortn of Crystal Theater. Oillce Phono 14ul. Residence Phono C5G. Lawyers. frauds II. Ulfiikn Jncob M. llluke LiiiMcnco A. Uljequlsl CIiAIUCK, I1LAKF, & LIIIEQVISr, AT'IORXKVS-AT-LAW Times Building, Marshfleld, Ore United States Comniisaloner'a Cffloa J. XV. IJKXKKTT, Offlco over Flanagan & BennBtt Bank Marshfleld, - Oregon "'OKK & COKE, Attorneys at Law. Marshfleld, Oregon. Miscellaneous J E. CAVOU Avi.liiii.fi-. Itooin ai7 Coos HIilB. Marshfleld, Oregon 5IARSI1FIKLI) DAXCIXG ACADK.AIV Odd Fellows Hall. Monday and Thursday. Afternoon and Evening. Private Instruction. Pior. C. P. Smith SHAMPOOING, SCALP" iIASSAGi-:, SINGLING MANICURING Will mil nt jourliomc. l.e.ivc oidurs. nt Mi Aitliui t riiuiiniK j or LocKlmrtiV I'iiimhis DriiB fctoiuoi uililiuM,ou'l Del , I'o'.toihi'i' MltS J liOI.DIi: U. ALBERT ABEL, Contractor tor 'I taming ot all klndt. Phone 1881. CARPENTER . Call R. A. Corthell. For ail kinds of carpentering, huilding and repair work. Show cas es and office furniture a specialty. Phone 5 CI. Cortliell's Delicatessen. MUSICAL MRS. GERALDIXE MORRIS, Voice Culture, Pure Italian Method, Artistic Singing Studio in Xashurg Block. PIAXO TUNING, By J. F. O'RIELLY, Resident Tuner. Address Box 240, Marshfleld. E 'LMER A. TODD, Director Coos Bay Academy of Music. Voice, Piano Pipe Ortinn Harmony etc., from beginning to Krnduiitloii. sjiiKers roachcrt in fetjlo lib Hon ami interpretations, for opera omtorlo or concert work New O'Coiini'll Riiildiuir. Marshfleld. Tlm nnillTnntnnnn n9 nll HA. P , mi .uuruiucui;D ui jtxil p- i. trons the Laundry office will be open Saturday evenings until fe 8 o'clock. Phope 571 today. Our wagon will call. 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