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--Twwrm-w v itmwmmmmmmmmF& frjSK'T ' .3p'--Q n &mmmmmSmmm vhf-tjmufMf twm THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1909-EVENING EDITION cr. IN SUBJECT 10 JUPY DUTY List From Whom Jurors Will Be Drawn This Year Is Compiled. The Coos County Board of Com missioners and County Clerk James Wats on have Just complied a list of the men In Coos county eligible for jury service for the coming year. Of I . .. ... mi t.Ured. course not nearly all of them will be called upon as the names are drawn j before each term of court by chance j from the number. However, all of the following have a chance of doing jury service: Thomas Anderson, Bandon, mer chant. J. M. Baker, Bandon, merchant. C. H. Chandler, Bandon, farmer. W. F. Dlsher, Bandon, capitalist. S. Edwards, Bandon, laborer. Joseph Flam, Bandon, farmer. Albert Garfield, Bandon, machinist A. E. Had3aM, Bandon, surveyor. II. A. King, Bandon carpenter. J. C. Medley, Bandon, furniture. Jes3 Barker, Falrview, farmer. J. A. Hatcher, Falrview, farmer. W. H. Moore, Coaledo, farmer. W. F. Piper, Allegany, farmer. W. A. Gage, Allegany, farmer. Chades Rodlne, Allegany, farmer. E. W. Guptill, Marshfield, farmer. W. H. Morgan, Marshfield, farmer C. H. Bunch, Coquille, farmer. E. A. Howie, Coqullle, farmer. E. C. Barker, Coqullle, Jeweler. J. B. Sweet, Coqullle, dairyman. C. T. Skcels, Coqullle, merchant. Charles Collier? Coqullle, farmer. B. F. Collier,, Coquille, farmer. Chris Berle, Bandon, farmer. D. W. Carpenter, Bandon, con tractor. Lewis E. Coat?, bandon, laborer. Charles Dixon, Bandon, farmer. A. G. Erlckson, Bandon, laborer. E. M. Galller, Bandon, hotelkeeiier A. J. Hamlin, Bandon, farmer. J. L, Kennedy, Bandon, black smith. W. D. Marshall, Bandon, merchant E. A. Phillpot, Bandon, painter. Bert B. Teters, Falrview, farmer. "W. Z. Cotton, Falrview, fanner. J. D. Ross, Coos City, farmer. Robert Rooke, Marshfield, farmer. Henry MIckelbrink, Allegany, farmer. E. T. Coffelt, Marsftflekl, farmer. Frank Roger, Marihlla.il, farmer, Geo. Cllnkinboard, Marshfiold, farmer. S. M. Nosier, Coqullle, laundryman John Hickam, Coquiljo, laborer. T. W. Shuck, Coquille, carpenter. T. T. Land, Coqullle, merchant. W. A. Goodman, CoquiKe, carpen ter. Geo, T, Moulton, Coqullle, mer chant. E. A, Aasen, Coqullle, logger. It. R. Pownder, Coqullle, livery men. "Frank Uurkholder, Oqullle, real estate ngant. M. J. Hartson, Ooqullle, furniture dealer. Cirarlos .Wobb, Coquille, farmer. Bert Seal, Coqullle, fnrmor. C. 13. Baxter, Coqullle, saloon. J. W. Laird, Coqullle, fanner. J. A. Lamb, Coqullls, hurdware. Win. Wheeler, Coquille, farmer. II. J. Collier, Coqulllo, farmer. J. O. Seoley, Coqullle, loggor. W. E. Blgelow, Deor Park, farm or Alvn L. Brown, Dora, farmer. II. E.Wilcox, MeKInley, farmer. Geo. Wilson, Empire, farmer. Glonu Rozell, Empire, fnrmor. Lavru)io B. Jonniugg, Euohautod, furmor. Thos. T. Evornden, Enchanted, fnrmty. E. W. Crunk, Enoliantod, farmer. William Buck, Mnidui.eud, ciu-p J li ter. A. II. llaluea, Manhfleld, mer chant. II. C. Nob'e, M'Hrshflehl, merchant. '.funics McAdams, Bandon, fannor. D. W. Gardnor, Duiulun, furmer. IJ, II. Burns, Coqullla, fannor. II. N, Loi-pjix, Coqullle, merchant. John Peart, Coqulllo, minor. A. 12. Simpson, Coqulllo, farinur. J. XV. Ilrlk'K, Coq-ullle, fannor", "W. T. Kistner, Coqullle, fnrmor. . T, A. Walker, Coqullle, carpenter. C. E. Strang;, CoqulHe, fannpr. 1', D, Fish, Coqullle, furmar. NoiKla Andersvin, Coqullle, logger. Leo GoodniHii, Coquille, Inborar. C. Kriuits, Dora, fnrmor, JncJc Mayae, Dora, farmer. Stove Mlnnrd, Dora, fnrmor. C. 13. Getty, Emplro, fannor. C, Cook, Emplro, fanner. Ed. E. Wookly, Enchantod, fiirm- J. II, Rookard, Encliautod, furm- er. S. R. Luehbaagh, Enchanted, farmer. G. F. Dillon, MarsbfieM, electri cian. Chas. Masters, Marshfield, contrac tor. J. V. Il9', Marsnfield, real eataie. c;-.s.V:TZ.;r:;rB:Son,e Surprises Brought to farmer. . j Axel Ruth, North Bend, farmer. . John F. Hope, North Bend, farmer J D. F. Savage, North Bend, farmer ! J. E. Clinton, Lee, farmer. ! Clarence Waters, Lee, farmer. D. L. Rood, Marshfield, book- keeper. ViIco naamiraxpn. Marshfield. re- F. P. Norton, Marshfield, merchant C. W. Walcott, Marshfield, mer chant. Wilson Kaufman, Marshfield, real estate. Robert Marsden, Jr., Marshfield, clerk. Alva Doll, MarshfleW, real estate. W. W. Steckel, Marshfield, farmer E. W. Lewis, Marshfield, clerk. Herman Smlthgall, Marshfield, laborer. Frank W. Smith, MarshfleM, sal mon hatchery. Hugh Snedden, Marshfield, saloon. John Mattson, Eastslde, carpenter. Geo. Ayre, Marshfield, music teacher. A. H. Stutsman, Marshfield, engin eer. V. P. Murphy, Marshfield, capital ist. I. S. Smith, Marshfield, merchant. Noris Jensen, Marshfield, tailor. D. W. Small, Marshfield, .con tractor. E. L. Robinson, North Bend, en gineer. J. H. Pinkerton, North Bend, farmer. H. W. Mast, Lee, farmer. D. R. Lewis, Lee, farmer. N. F. Throne, Cooston, bookkeeper William Strang, Marshfield, clerk C. L. Smith, Marshfield, farmer. F. L. Lowe, Marshfield, carpenter A. J. Savage, Marshfield, car penter. J. T. Harrlgan, Marshfield, hard ware. S. B. Cathcart, Marshfield, sur veyor. Herman Cordes, Mar3hfleld, mer chant. Chas. E. Jordan, Eastslde, capi talist. F. E. Allen, Marahfleld, salesman. J. B. Hibbard, Marshfield, laun dryman. G. W. Tribbv. Marshfield. car- ',,Qnter E. A. Stonecypher, Marshfield, boat builder. W. G. Lawhorn, Marshfield, car ponter. A. E. Qavanaugh, Marshfield, fanner. W.'R. Davis, Marshfiold, miner. C. II, -Jackson, Marshfield, time keoper. Arthur Williams, Marshfield, long shoreman. Walter Condron, Marshfield, con tractor. Duncan Ferguson, Marshfield, real estate. Mike Mulloy, Marshfield,, teamster W. T. Brady, Gravelfp'm, farnior. J. D. Bennett, Gravelford, fanner. M. R. Loe, Myrtlo .Point, laborer. A. II. Bonder, Myrtle Point, farmer. - Joseph L. Laird, Myrtle Point, liveryman. , Frank Sowash, Myrtle Point, fanner, M. II. Demout, Myrtle Point, farmer. S. S. Roed, Myrtlo Point, farmor. Oio. Miller, .Myrtlo Point, fannor. F. N. McLuin, Myrtle Point, saw mill. A. B, Nermann, Myrtle P0lnt.fi9 fanner. N. P. Peterson, Myrtle Point, mor ohaut. C. K. Pottw, Mnrattfleld, fannor. E. S. liuni'o, North Bund, team ater. R'cHard J. Coke, North Bond, merchant. Alaif Kingston, North Botid, con tractor. J. Virgil Pugii, North Bond, mer chant. U. S. Nay, North Bond, farmer. Andrew Ilobon, North Bond, la boror. 4 J. llotlaon, North Bond, farmer. Hay on Templo, North Bond, un dertaker. Victor AmleriQii, North Bond, car penter. J. S. Jouee, North Bend, merchant. XV, R. Foote, Norway, farmer. Lloyd Splree. Myrtle Point, farmer Tboa. Guerlu, .Myrtle Point, hotel keeper. Flnley Hartley, Myrtle Poiat, la borer. II. A. Stron. Myrtle Point, farmer (Coutlnued on Pago 3.) LICENSES TO ; 1GI1IM ! Light In List Compiled By County .Clerk. COQUILLE, Ore., Feb. 1. A list of the marriage licenses Issued In C003 county during 190S has Just, been compiled and is of interest as it reveals more than one romance. Of these one that is of particular interest to Marshfield Is that of Blaine R. Keller, proprietor of the Orpheum Moving Picture show for the past year. According to the re cord of Clerk Watson, a marriage license was issued to Mr. Keller and Leda C. Cason, August 6, 1908. The complete list of the marriage licenses during the year follow, the number before the name indicating the day of the month on which it was issued: January. 9 J. L. Parker, Jr , and Myrtle Harris. 15 Chas I. Neff and Henrietta Ben- don. IS John Johanncson and Lillian K. Klahn. 22 Chester Rhodes and Katherlne A. Thomas. Vernon J. Hazen and Adela Pear' Clinton. February. 3 Chas H. Caddlrig and J. Daisy Wasson. 5 Geo. A. Bains and Diana Harri son. 15 Albert H. Mansell and Louise B. Willard. 18 John A. Harker and Effle Rodlne. 24 Jossph B. Emery and Ethel Re- nieger. 25 Smith J. Mann and Esther N. Yaeger. March. 4 Bennett T. VanDeCar and Sara M. Kruse. G Thos. E. Peterson and Carla Lokdam. G B. N. Guslat and Helen M. Lo gan. 12 Dallas L. Foote and Mary Waters. 14 James E. Adams and Hulda Pope. 10 Delbert R. Church and Jessie Os- born. 19 Geo. H. Nay and Serena Eliza beth Ward. April. 11 John N. Hutchias and Marie O. Brown. 1 13 Abrahcm Andrew Anderson and Antonle Jane Cross. 14 Mejker Nelson and Mildred C. Rogers. 1G Lorenzo Dow Belleu, Jr., and Mary Ethel Boone. 18 Alexander G. Thrift and Florence A. Rosa. 23 F. II. Strain and Edith Thomp son. 24 Alexander Hongell and Irene Strang. 25 Chas. Noah and Nina Madden. 25 James C. Barron and Violet Cochran. 2S Jamos F. Boyle andi Kate Thur man. May. 1 Warren C. Andrews and Eliza beth Pearl Carter. 2 Mark M. Condron. and Hattle B. Slndon. 4 C. E. Yatee and Mata Christeu- sen. 1 Jas L. Buol and Nevah T. Brown. 14 Honry P. Belloni and Isabelle Mol.eod. IG JayTJ. Woodruff and Ester Ames. Ibuls E. McCutchon and Josio M. Nichols. 19 Honnlng Groth and Judith Wll- helmlna Nelson." 19 C. K. Shaw and Florence Bo wen. 19 William Stowart and Stolla May Shaw. 20 Ira M. Abbott and Alta BarHow, 23 E.mer Osbln and Letha Lans- lols. 25 Joseph B. Dobbyn and Christina Clausen. 29 John E. Benham and May Wlck hnm. Juno. 2 James Cunnlff and Mary Colum bo. 2 Abraham Josoph Wilson and Leo nora I. Hatfield. 5 Bruno Largo and Annie L. Swan. G Chas V. Zovely and Poarl V. Briggs. G Ervlue C. Oetrander and Myrtlo llyokman. 16 Paul L. Storling and Lillian R. Way. IG William J. Sweet and Therosa 13. Hanly. 17 Walter L. Simpson and Rosle M. Davis. 19 Curtis S. Andrews and Martha A. Moore. . 20 Jas. Richmond and Georgia Gould. 22 Cornelius V. Woodruff and L. Grace Gould. 23 William F. Hendricks and Pearly, Leon c Pau and Mary jmier. May Benson. 2G Raymond Lee and Phoebe J. Hay. 30 Frank M. Stewart and Jessie B. Merrill. Jnlr. . 7 Frank Thrush and Lillian Hick - Ins. 10 John W. Davis and Irene W. Vin cent. 10 Thomas T. Moore and Nettie Stone. 13 Frank E. Lee and Alma M. Pet erson. 14 James Craig Chambers and Mar garet Evelyn Tyrrell. 14 August W. Carlson and Dora B. Hoover, 20 Vaino Pajori and Fannie Ras mus. 20 Leigh M. Akerman and Edith M. Parken 21 Wilbur Ray Dean and Jennie May Lindebeck. 22 Glen L. Davis and Kathleen J. Denehy. 23 Myron E. Shannon and Anna May Marshman. 27 Howard J. Linden and Kathe rlne Leslie McDanlel. 27 John S. Hayes and Allle M. Fox. August. 4 Halden Foss and Blanche M. Pat terson. 5 Ira W. Daniels and Valeta I. Le- neve. G Blaine R. Keller and Leda C. Cason. 10 Chas. A. Brown and Viola M. Gauley. 10 John Krick and Mary Cutllp. 10 Geo. Krlbs and Maud E. Linde beck. k 11 Libolre Bronx and Martha DIen 13 William. R. Hancock and Orlce M Taylor. 15 Chas.-L. Wilcox and Ervle Wal- len. 17 George Farrier and Mary Mc- Keele. 17 Thos. J. Scott and Emma M. Fitzgerald. 38 Carl T. Carlson and Nora M. Hoover. 31 Ernest Willock and Freda Spoerl. September. 1 Theodore F. Hillyer and Mary E. Shull. 2 Rrssell A. Kent and Nora Alice Kent. 2 John H. Feiger and Ethel M. H. Hilbert.' 3 Curtis A. Rahn and Daisy B. Cas well. 5 Wflian C Harris, Jr., and Min nie M. Mills. 5 Harry R. Gardner and Reta John son. 9 Leonard Mauzey and Maud S. Lang. 11 Abram R. Enyeart and -Clara C. Shuck. ' IG Eben A. Nelson and Zelle L. Bon-ebrnke. 18 Kenneth Perkins and Jessie M. Tuppor, 22 Walter II. Donald and Frances E.t Carson. 24 James G. Lee and Hazel D. Bil lings. JtC Chas. Corthell and Goldle B. Shilling. 2G Everett R. Hatcher and Henri etta M. Nelson. 2G G. B. Parmenter and Lena Naime. 29 Alva Doll and Myrtle Eva Bald win. 29 Chas. F. Murray wand Minnie Coleman. October. 2 Cecy W. Arneson and Ruby E. Whlttlngton. 5 Francis W. Putman and Jessie J. Spears. G Carl Tucker and Mintle L. Doak. 7 C. II. Currlngton and Pearly K. Stambuck. 9 Dockey J. Wilks and Nelly T. 40 Canned evaporated milk is good ! and yois take no chances. , Sold direct to you at ! Condensary, or delivered on Marshfield Dock. ft.V 75c Per Dozen $2.?5Per Cass (48 cans) I UNLABELLED COOS BAY CONDENSING CO. Makers of Sunrise Milk - First Prize ("Won St-at V' tttmmt jmmismmmmijjmjmmaji 9V , Bowman. 9 Jas7 G. Wages and Florence Tal bot. 12 G. T. Treadgold and Claire Y. I j Walker. 17 Andrew J. Hoben and Pearl M. Rezin. 17 Alexander W. Barklow and Irene Rowan. 17 James B. Barkdoll and Alta Bell, 153 Fred T. Barton and Luta Byers. 23 A. L. Smith and Ida M. Simpson. 31 n. Frank Wvatt and Anna E. Moore no return. 31 Gustave Schroeder and Susie Ada Smith. 31' John C. Fish and Elsie L. Camp bell. November. 4 Robly F. Shull and Mary V. And erson. 9 Robert E. Buck and Rucetta L. Fontaine. 13 Warren H. Pointer and Elenor F. Helm. 1C Joseph Schmltt and Martha E. Wallen. 19 Edwin C. Anderson and Mattle Sorenson. 23 Floyd W. Avery and Nettle Hoval. 25 Geo. H. Herron and Lillian Bral nard. 28 Chas. T. Blumenrother and Eme lla L. M. Mler. 30 Albert L. Duke and Etta Smith. 30 Christopher P. Hebln and Eliz- abet Faloon. 30 Robert M. Pressy and Marie E. Ruegnitz. December. 3 John Frome and Mary S. Jarf. 5 Alex Anderson and Mary Ny strom. 7 Ernest F. Handerson and Maud Thom. - 8 Fred Mast and Phoebe E. Myers. 14 Thos. W. Lynch and Melissa Levlna Bonebrake. 15 Edward Collins and Lora C. Laskey. IG Isaac N. McGInnis and Mary A. Farrls. 17 Ray B. Lewis and Leola Robison. 19 Fred. Pluep and Henrietta Kohl how. 21 Fred. A. Stoll and Leah Josephine Smith. 21 Jas. H. Slagle and Aletha E. Krantz. 23 Chas. E. Powers and Sarah E. Cox. 23 Will R. Rickford and Lettle Irene ! 'sn. - 23 D.vw Hartley and Flossie Gra- 24 Andrew Ingmow and Dena Bro-,-l. 24 John H. Hoiiser and Susan C. Mynatt. 24 Mack Coy Candill and Ruby Myrtle Tiller. 26 Norls Jensen and Ynez Mason. 2S David L. Wiggins and Bessie E. Sebolt. 29 Ranson D. Hall & Fay Miller. 30 Fred C. 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