THE COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1909 EVENING EDITION
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Surprising,
What Kodol Will
Do
For VOU. When vnn nJ :. ... iL I
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lect Indigestion, the more you will suffer before Kodol
can restore Good Digestion.
And. of courso, Indigestion If neg.
lected long enough, brings on seri
ous diseases In which Kodol cannot
benefit you. Some of these there
is no help for at all.
There aro, In fact, very few ail
ments wnicn cannot be traced dl-
Tecuy 10 impure blood. And Im
pure blood Is always duo to a dis
ordered dtomach.
Use Kodol and provent Nervous
Dyspepsia.
Kodol will effectually assist Na
ture to securo a complete restora
tion of good digestion. It does
this by at once digesting all food
in me stomach and keeping It di
gested, until the Btomach Is rested
and can resume Its own work. Ko
dol removes the cause and the
effect quickly removes Itself.
When It Is recalled that Apo
plexy, Heart Disease, Cancer and
even Consumption are duo to
poor digestion and poisons thus
transmitted to the blood, and
throughout tho system the Impor
tance of maintaining good diges
tion Is at once realized.
We knew what Kodol would do
before ever the first bottle was
sold. If wo did not know just what
It will do, we would not guarantee
It the way we do.
It is easy for you to prove Kodol
the next (or the first) time you
uvu uu miacK or inmgestlon. And
you will certainly be surprised at
the results. It is perfectly harm
less. There can be no harm In trying
something that may do you a great
deal of good when it costs you
nothing if it doesn't.
Our Guarantee
i a. tyouL, ilmeftltt today and pet n dol
lar bottle. Then nfter ;uu lime ii-ed the
eutlre contemn of tlie bottle If you can
liunesftly a.tj, that It linsnot done you nny
podd, return the bottle to the druggist und
no will refund jour money without nues
tlon or delay. We will then pay the driiu
Blst for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all
UruRRUts know that onr guarantee la (rood.
This offer applies to the larce bottle only
and to but one In a family. T.le large bot
tle contains 2V times as much nd tiia t
cent bottle.
Kodol Is prepared at the I.-Jiora.
rorlcs of E. C. DeWitt Co.,Chicago.
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Marshfield in which a little China
man and a negro lad are portrayed,
the latter claiming he Is Insulted at
being expected to go (o school with
a Chink, There have been no devel
opments In the local matter, other
than that Mrs. Trollinger has been
told that Mrs. Pennock will issue re
port cards at the colored school the
same as Is done for the white chil
dren in the graded schools. This
was one of her objections to thi
TOUT. ., colored school, claiming that she
For twenty four hours end- .didn't get no cards to show how hpr
ing at 4:43 p. m., Sept. 27, by 'children were gettlne alornr
I'urtly Is Expected It was stated
here today that Wilbur W. Purdy
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WEATHER FORECAST
(By Associated Press.)
OREGON Showers tonight;
Wednesday, cooler.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-
Mrs. E. Mingus, special govern-
ment meteorological observer.
Maximum 70
Minimum 43
At 4:43 p. m 66
Precipitation none
Wind, Northwest: clear.
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i and his surveying corps will come In
I overland today or tomorrow to finish
,up the survey for the Oakland and
Tidewater Railway, the company In
corporated to build from Oakland to
Coos Bay and In. which F. B. Walte
Is supposed to be interested.
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I Persona! Notes
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ELMER A. TODD has returned from
a trip to Portland and Seattle.
MRS. LEE WEBSTER of Empire,
was a Marshfield visitor this morning.
IIOESJIil1
Tho Gerald C and the Coast ar
rived in Inst night and this morning
from Rogue River with fish.
J. D. MAGEE and E. Pierce of
North Lake, Ten Mile are Marsh
field business visitors today.
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Sold by
LOCKHART PARSONS DRUG CO.,
Mnrshfleld, Ore.
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TEN DAYS ONLY
Beginning Monday
Sept. 20th.
The Carleton Jewelry Co. will offer
better bargains than ever known on
Coos Bay. We must make room for
new stock. Every article purchased
guaranteed or money refunded. Dia
monds, watches, clocks, bracelets,
plated and solid silverware. Wed
ding gifts a specialty.
A DUnlu. a I Remain North. F. p. Norton
itttttSttttttttittt&fttiC wrItes that he and Mrs. Norton will
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BICKFORD To Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Bickford of Daniels Creek,
Sunday, September 26, a son. j
not return to Coos Bay for a short
time yet. They will visit various
northern points. Belle N, his fast
mare, made a new record in the
, ,, , ' 'Portland races last Friday, winning
Give Dance. The Terns chorean n .... . .. . b
. .,,.,, . ",u secona, iourtu ana tilth heats of
the 2:20 trot, the best tlmo iipin-
2:144.
uuiu nas issuea invitations ror a
dance at the Odd Fellows' Hall Wed
nesday evening.
A. H. POWERS wired from Minnea
polis last evening that he would
leave there today for home.
C. R. PECK and WM. GRIMES ex
pect to leave on the Alliance to
morrow for Portland to look after
business matters.
Bryan's Old Theme Brought
Up at Mining Congress
Today.
PAT FLANAGAN and Geo. Flana
gan Jr., will leave on the Alliance
tomorrow for Portland where they
will enter Columbia University.
To Cruise Timber. Seymour II.
Council Tonight. The Marshfield BeI1 and Jas- Cown 'eft this morn
city council will meet this evening to ,ng v,a the aut0 llne for Myrtle
Point. Mr. Cowan Is the well-knnwn
Coos Bay timber cruiser and has
been engaged by Mr. Bell to do somo
work. Just where no one knows.
Whether It has anything to do with
the rumors of a deal with the South
ern Oregon Company could not be
ascertained today.
OREGON TO WORK.
I Carleton Jewelry Company
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FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. OPPOSITE
CHANDLER HOTEL, MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
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HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
BEAVER HILL COAL
Imported Cement, Crushed Rock Sand, Brick Lime, Wood and
Hair Fiber Plaster, Stone and Concrete Pedestal Blocks. Fllnt
kote Roofing Paper.
Estimates furnished on nil elapses of contract work. Phone 2011
310 SOUTH BROAD WAV, MARSIWIELD, ORE.
take up a number of matters. The
j sessions henceforth will open at
I j 7:30 instead of S o'clock.
Court Today. A number'of attor
neys went to Coqullle this morning,
Judge Coke holding an adjourned
session of circuit court there today
to hear arguments motions, etc., In '
a number of cases. '
. 'Dredge Will Soon Start On Project
Noted Athlete Here. Forest nt Vancouver.
smunson, champion amateur hurd- The Oregonlan says: "Within ten
ler, nqw an automobile agent Is on days the dredge Oregon, United Sta
the Bay in the interests of his e'm- tes Engineers Department, will be
(ployers. He Is accompanied by his Pt to work deepening the channel
wife. Smithson during his college In the mouth of the Willamette and
uujs was one oi tne most noted ath- Vancouver, Wash., a distance of six
letes of the country. miles. The dredge arrived at Port-
" land Tuesday afternoon after several
Tender Farewell. Sacjawea months work at Coos Bay and Grays
Council last evening tendered a ball Harbor. It will require several days
at the Redmen's hall as a farewell to reassemble the dredge and put her
lu "" trainer natsiora or Oakland, in snape. to work on the river. For
who has been spending the summer the trip down the toast her stacks
PROF. DILLER of the United States
Geological survey, who has been
in Curry county for the past few
weeks, returned to the Bay today.
E. W. SMITH was down from the
South Coos- River hatchery yester
day on business. He reports that
he landed a couplo of dozen nice
trout Sunday.
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GOLDFIELD, Nev., Sept. 28 A
feature of today's session of tho
American Mining Congress was an,
address by C. C. Godwin, some sug
gestions for the settlement of tho
silver question which were read by
John H. Dern of Salt Lake, and an
address of James A. Heckman of
New York, on "The proper settle
ment of the sliver question Is of
vital Importance to the American.
Manufacturers."
A resolution asking for the organ
ization of a federal mining depart
ment wns adopted and will bo hand
ed to President Tnft at San Fran
cisco. The discussion of the silver
question attracted great attention
among tho delegates.
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.
fBy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Sept. 2Sk Wheat clos
ed as follows: September, $1.05
7-S; December, $1.01; May, fl.OS
5-S.
WALTER ARMSTRONG arrived
here from Portland yesterday to
take a position as operator In the
Western Union ofllce, assisting
Manager Schetter.
WM. WARREN left yesterday for-
the Emmett Pierce camp In North
Coos River where he will rusticate
for a few days and endeavor to
lay In a supply of venison.
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OREGON PENSIONERS.
J. E. MONTGOMERY, who hns been
spending sometime here, left via
the Roseburg stage this morning
for Hood River where he will as
sume chargo of the Hood River
Glacier.
with relatives here and who will re
turn to ner home in Oakland this
week. It was largely, attended
upon iM'v Business. Will Mor
row and W. S. McFarlane have
.formed a company to handle a pat
ent gasoline ligntlng plants here.
Mr. Morrow will be the manager of
the new business, temporary quar
ters ior winch have been opened in
the Gow Why building on Broadway.
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The Ground Work
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.'laisiMicm in iiirtoon. rue re
CURED HAY FEVER monstrance which Mrs. Trollinger,
AND SUMMER COLD the local coIorei woman, made
against sending her children to the
colored school here Is attracting con
siderable attention in the outside pa
pers. Sunday's Portland Oregonlan
A. S. Nusbaum, Batesvllle, In
diana, writes:, "Last year I suffered
for three months with a summer
cold so distressing that it Interfered
with my business, I had many of the
symptoms of hay fever, and a doc-
lrt a Tiac!ft.(tit Irtti 1IH nryi- rannli till'
case, and I took several medicines iT
(which seemed only to aggravate It.
'Tortunately I Insisted upon having.
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cartoons It as the yellow peril In
were removed and a portion of the
machinery unshipped.
"Assistant Engineer Schubert re
cently made a survey of the channel
between the mouth of the Willamet
te and Vancouver. His report shows
a minimum depth at zero of about 11
feet on the bars. The project for
neepening or the channel calls for
a minimum depth of 20 feet and
the Oregon will work on the bars un
til the requirements of the project
are fulfilled. Funds for the work
were granted In the last appropria
tion for river and harbor work.
"With a 20-feet channel between
the mouth of the Willamette and
Vancouver ocean steamers will be
able to proceed to the Washington
port and load full cargoes of lumber."
WM. HUNTER and Wm. Reynolds
came up from Curry county on tho
Osprey this morning. They have
been prospecting and rusticating
in that section for a fow weeks.
H. Wells, who was with them. Is
returning overland.
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 28.
The nnmml report of tho Commis
sioner of Ponslons shows that on
June 80, Inst, there were 7,881 pen
sioners In. Oregon drawing $1,280,
731 annually from tho government.
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MRS. R. A. WERNICH nnd Mis
Anne Flanagan of North "Bond,
w'ero Marshfield visitors today.
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HAVE YOU NOTICED
MRS. E. F. MORRISSEY will leave
tomorrow for Kingfisher and Law-
ton, Okla., where she will visit for
a time. She will take back somo
Coos Bay Gravonstelns afid Coos
Bay literature nnd becomo a full
fledged Coos Bay booster. i
ALBERT MERCHANT and wife
will leave on the M. F. Plant this
week for Oakland where they
will make their home. They have
been residing on tho Merchant
ranch at Billiards. Frank Mor-I
chant will conduct the latter place
henceforth.
WATT SHORT and ADDISON COOK
arrived today from a five weeks'
trip through tho Sixes, Johnson's
and Iron Mountain country. Watt
says Ad shot at a deer using one
of his monogram cartridges, Tho
dear deer became frightened, not
being accustomed to an Invitation
of this kind to a rldgo party. They
report active progress on tho
building of tho new railroad de
pot along the river frontage, op
posite tho Myrtle Point hotel and
Lehnherr properties.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Tho gasoline launch Coast arrived
In this morning from Rogue River
With twelve tons fresh fish for the
Union Fisheries.
TO ACTUAL HOMLSEEKERS.
If you want a home In the best
residence section In the city amongst
the best bunch of people In the world
and at reasonable prices, don't over
look the fact that SEXGSTACKEN
ADDITION TO MARSHFIELD pres
ents you this opportunity.
Parties Intending to build a shanty
Tieed not apply for this property as
we only want a class of settlers that
will put up good respectable homes
and to those we will give terms to
suit their pocket-book. See
TITLE GUARANTEE
& ABSTRACT CO,
General Agents.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Manager.
Marshfield, Oregon.
General Aeeota. Ea-talde.
FOR f INE BREAD
DELICIOUS CAKES AND COOKIES
GOOD PIES
Try
Hunter's City Bakery
173 Broadway, Opposite Coos Bay
Times Ofllce.
Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty.
Foley's Honey and Tar. It qulck'y
cured me. My wife has since used
Foley's Honey and Tar with the
same success." RED CROSS Phar
macy, fJohn Preuss, Prop.)
Cnpt. Davo Holden's Launch
North Star No. 1
Leaves for NORTH INLET connect
ing with TEN MILE stage, daily nt
service of the tide. Don't miss the
name and number,
"NORTH STAR NO. 1"
For further information apply at
THE FINNISH COOPERATIVE
STORE.
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WE PAY 5 CENTS APIECE
FOR E3IPTY COAL OIL CANS
TAKE ALL YOU
BRING.
Coos Bay Oil &
Supply Co.
Marshfield. Ore., Phono 33
THE BRAND THAT ALWAYS PLEASES.
THE BRAND THAT THE THE OTHER FELLOW USES AS A
STANDARD FOR HIS FLOUR.
WHY NOT USE THE STANDARD?
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FIVE CENTS
PER LINE
, PER DAY.
WANTED Women and girls for
laundry work. Good wages.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry.
WANTED District manager and
agents to sell Accident and Health
Insurance. Old Stock Company.
New plans. Write No. 209. Mar
quam Building, Portland, Oregon.
Have that Roof Fixed
Now
See CORTHELL
PHONE 100-L.
WANTED Boy to canvass for
cleaning and pressing. Phone 127X
WANTED Pupils to learn how to
speak, read and write French lan
guage. Terms: ?l per lesson.
For further particulars write A.
C. Gabernache, Gen. Del., Mfld.
WANTED Experienced coal miners
and timber men for Beaver Hill
Coal Co. Steady fall and winter
work guaranteed.
Read tho Times Want Ads.
FIVE SHORT
WORDS MAKE
ONE LINE.
MRS.. H. M. ASHCOM, Miss Eleanor
Ashcom and E. M. Ashcom arriv
ed hero from Johnstown, Pa., on
the Alliance yesterday. Thoy will
probably mako their homo here,
Mr. Ashcom taking an Interest In
tho Modern Company with which
he was formerly Identified.
wanted Girl for g
work. Phone 3145.
general house-
WANTED Sewing of all kinds. 3rd
and Anderson, Phone S7-L.
TO RENT Heated furnished
close in. Terms reasonable,
dress Lock, Box 384, city.
room
Ad-
FOR RENT Houses close In. Rea
sonable. Phone 1G4-J.
FOR RENT Nino rooms with
wide halls and bath, in conter of
business district. Suitable for
rooming business; also flve-rooni
house close in. Inquire of M. C.
Horton. First Trust and Savings
Bank.
MR. and MRS. J. A. KUNZ, who
have been visiting at the La Palme
home In Eastsldc, leavo tomorrow
for their homo In Minneapolis aft
er a pleasant sojourn on Coos Bay.
Mrs. Kunz Is a sister of Mrs. La
Palme. They express themsolves
delighted with tho Coos Bay
country and may bo expected to
return some tlmo In the future.
The Nann Smith arrived in yes
terday afternoon about 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Olson and her nurse wore the
only passengers aboard. The round
trip to Bay Point was made !nJust
fl'e days.
M. F. PLANT IS DUE.
Tho M. F. Plant Is due In this
afternoon or ovenlng from San Fran
cisco. Sho sailed from there Su'n
day aftornoon at 3 o'clock, a clay
late.
FOR SALE Cushioned tired buggy
and four-year-old, standard' bred.
city Droko driver. Phono 290-X.I
MR. and MRS. E. A. ANDERSON
will leavo on the steamer Plant for
an oxtended visit at the homo of
their daughter, Mrs. Eric Wold In
Burllngame, Cal. By a 'singular
coincidence It will bo Just forty
one years ago that Mr. Anderson
did his first day's work on the Pa
cific coast at tho same place be
goes to visit and where his daugh
ter now makes her home.
Fowl.
While a girl may smile If you call
her a gooso,
The plot will begin to thicken,
And you'll find yourself In a mes3
If you daro
To say to her, "You'ro no chicken."
"Must wo grow old?" asks a maga
zine writer. Not necessarily. Wo
can blow out the gas or Jump Into
tho river, you know.
Alarm CLOCKS at MILNER'S.
FRUIT JARS Economy, quarts
05 CENTS PER DOZEN at People's
Co-operative Company.
. J. DENNING returned Friday
from a trip to tho Coast Range on
Coos Rlvor, whero ho met with a
severe accldont. Tho saddlo girth
of the horse which he was riding
came loose as tho animal leaped
over a log, and Mr. Denning wns
thrown off, striking tho ground in
such a manner as to sprain his
right hand and forearm, with a
probable breakage of a bono In
tho wrist. Roseburg Roviow.
See our lino of HEATING STOVES
and' our prices will be a surprise at
MILNER'S.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Tho second Installment of 1908
taxes will be delinquent if not paid
on or before October 4th, 1909.
W. W. GAGE.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Good groceries and fresh fruits
and vegetables at tho most reason
able prices. Glvo us a trial ordor.
F. A. SACCHI
Corner Commercial and Second St