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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1907. Personal Notes. Mr. Geo. Beal was a city visitor Wednesday. Mr. Julius Kruse was a city visitor yesterday. Mrs. Morse, of Empire, was shop ping In this city. Miss Billings was a city visitor yesterday. Mr. Y. B. Yates was down from Coos River. MIs3 Anderson spent Wednesday In Marshfield with friends. Mrs. Inglo was a visitor In this city yesterday. Mr. Hoy PInkcrton, of North In let, spent Wednesday in Marshfield. Mr. Davis and Mr. E. B. Norrls left this city hy way of Drain today, for San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Grey, of Los Angeles, are visiting friends "in this city for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bone have moved to North Bend and will make their winter home there. Mrs. 11. B. Larks, of Portland, is visiting her daughter Mrs. L. u. Watts, of Marshfield. S. Wisse and daughter Nora have returned to Coos Bay and are located in Marshfield for the present. Mrs. D. F. Forrest, of Portland, Is in Marshfield attending to business affairs and incidentally visiting with old friends. Mr. Plielan left Marshfield yester day for his home In Myrtle Point after having spent a few days in this city with friends. Mrs. J. Blanch, of Portland, left this city for her home after having spent several days on Coos Bay as the guest of relatives. Mrs. Rose Arrington is a patient at the General Hospital. She will leave Sunday on the Plant for south ern California, hoping to Improve her health by the change of climate. Mr. R. B. Hooper left this city yes terday for Idaho where ho will join his family and settle various busi ness affairs; returning in January to Coos Bay where he will make his permanent home. Miss Elolse Percy passed through Marshfield yesterday on her way to Roseburg where she will be the guest of relatives for a week and thence" continue her journey to her home In San Francisco after having been on Coos Bay for several weeks. Dr. B. M. Richardson will leave this month for New York City where he will study the eye, ear, nose and hroat, returning next summer to i-Iarshfleld. During his absence Dr. A. L. Ilousewirth will have charge of Dr. Richardson's practice from November 15. Dr. House wirth has b.een in general practice at Cushion, Oklahoma, for the past 12 years. Dr. Houswlrth and wife are at pres ont residing with Mr. Mansut a for mer friend in Oklahoma. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that a caucus of tho legal voters of the City of Marshfield will bo held at tho I. O. O. F. hall in said city, on tho 19th day of November, 190?, at 7:30 o'clock P. M., to nominate can didates for tho office of Mayor for tho term of two years, and two Coun cllmen for tho term of three years, and a Recorder for a term of one year. Dated this 8th day of November, 1907. J. M. UPTON, Recorder. IIANDON NOTES , Bandon, Nov. 11. Dr. Mann, of Langlols, It. a caller in Bandon for a couple of days. Miss Ethel Tlmmons left Saturday for a short visit with friends in Curry county. An attempt to burglarize the resi dence of P. A. Jamleson was frus trated Saturday night. The parties believed to be a man and a woman escaped and have not been appre hended although Chief of Police Gardiner claims to have clues that will probably lead to their deten tion. Estimates of Bandon's population as Judged by the residences and the hotels' population and from the school attendance place It at about 2500. This is regarded as very con servative by many of the radically optomlstlc. The deputy inspector of fish can neries was a visitor hero Saturday Investigating conditions in the Tim- mons Cannery. He announces evpry thlng to be in excellent shape. The entertainment given by E. M. Rose and his troupe In tho opera hall Saturday was good and well at tended. Elmer D. Hufford has purchased a valuable piece of suburban property and commenced a residence building upon it. The steamer Favorite ran aground on the flat just above town Saturday morning and waited for tideto take her off. The Liberty made tho trip In her place. Miss Clalno Walker expects to leave soon for California where she will spend the winter. Bandon, Nov. 12. Captain Wil lard has resigned from his position on the steamer Favorite. Ho Is hav ing a new gasolene launch built at Tlmmerman's yards on tho Bay, which will be the largest of its kind this side of the Sound, being G5 feet long with .C feet C inches beam; he will put It on the Cotiuille-Bandon route and tako tho command him self. George Mannett shot six wild geese out of a flock of seven that lighted within a half-mile of town yesterday. John Blank was arrested Sunday night at Prosper on a charge of stealing carpenters' tools in Bandon, and he now languishes in the city bastllo waiting for holidays to cease. Tile Christian Church Sunday School basket social last night was a decided success, and netted them considerable finance. Tho city is full of people and it is almost impossible to supply strangers with rooms. Last night several drummers occupied blankets on office floors, and families are living in factory lofts and in tents while lumber orders cannot be filled to supply tho building going on. Masquerade Ball, nt Sumner, November 33. Good music. To Whom It May Concern I will not he responsible for any bills i ontmeted by Mrs. Georg-! Elli ott. GEORGE ELLIOT I'. Annual Bazaar and Supper. The Annual Bazaar of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby terian church which has been an nounced for Wednesday, November 20th, will be held In the new attract ive O'Connell building. In addition to the bazaar, the ladies will serve a chicken supper following their usual custom, which announcement will please the men folk quite as much as the women. Remember the date and place. t SOLDIER FIGHT INDIANS. O SOLDIERS FIGHT INDIANS. reached here tonight that a bat- tie occurred at McElmo Canyon O between Ute Indians and tho United States troops, in which six Indians were killed. o soldiers were killed or wound- ed. Open meeting of Local Union, No. 1777, at North Bend, Wednes day evening, November 13. All car penters and laborers are Invited to attend. Light refreshments. . (S. C. Roby, Com.(C. King, (G. H. Truman. Recipe for Cciiteiiarinnisni. Harrisburg, Or., Nov. 13. David Eugene Olson, pastor of the Christian Church, delivered two lectures, on Friday and Saturday evenings, on "How to Live a Hundred Years." He touched on tho power of thought over tho body, subjective mind, cure with out medicine, mental telepathy, sug gestive therapeutics, etc., and told how to live long, useful and happy lives. Tho lectures were well at tended and various views were taken of tho subjects by those attending. Piano tuning by J. F. O'Reilly, resident tuner. Address Box 249, Marshfield. DROWNED ON EVE OF HIS WEDDING Boise, Ida., Nov. 13. H. H. Gllck man, a Chicago traveling man, was drowned in tho plunge at the Nata torlum here last night. It is believed ho was stricken with heart disease while in the water. Glickman was tn liiivo been married today to Mabel Shoemaker, of Baker City, Or., who came here Saturday. A. H. Eddy for plans and speci fications of your now home. COULD NOT LIVE ON ' DIET OF PEANUTS Fremont, Neb., Nov. 13. Archie Venuto Is dead as tho result of an nttnmnt to live on n. neanut diet. He Istarted the diet a week ago, and at the end of four days was completely crazy and was placed in a hospital. He refused to eat anything except peanuts an! died this morning or exhaustion. CALLING IN PARIS. The Concler?" Is a Peculiar Institu tion li. Several Ways. You leave your curd at the door of tho person to whom you desire to pre sent yourself, and there it Is ken iu chargo by that peculiarly Fiencli func tionary, the concierge, says Professor Barrett Wendell In Scrlbncr's. At least in Paris, the greater part of French people live In large houses con taining a number of apartments with a common entrance and staircase. Close to the entrance door, on the level of tho street, are some stuffy little rooms Inhabited by tho concierge, or porter, with his family. Their duty, among other things, is to keep strict watch on whoever goes in or out, and nt lenst one of them, often the porter's wife or half grown daughter, is always at hand. Tho chief peculiarity of their temper ament seems to bo insatiable appetite. At whatever hour of day or evening you call on n concierge you nre sure to find somebody eating rfr just risen from table, and tho ntmosphere inhab ited by this bustling personage seems Itnhiortally laden with the fumes of something iccently boiled. No matter whether you call on n friend who lives in home unpretentious out of the way place or on one who inhabits something like a palace, the concierge is always nbout tho same. You can detect little difference be tween those in charge of important doors and of Insignificant. They are as like as house tiles. Of course there arc private houses in Paris, with regu lar domestic servants such as you would find anywhere, but these, grand or simple, are so unusual that you re member the concierge as everywhere standing between you and further hu man Intercourse. In response to your card, which thj concierge duly sees delivered, comes a card, often with n note, in return. If. as is generally tho case, this acknowl edgment of your existence eontrlns nn Intimation of when your French ac quaintance may be found at home, ei ther habitual or for your special bone fit, you make your hccoik! visit at this appointed time and thus enter Into real personal relations. Otherwise, your intercourse has limit ed itself to a polite exchange of curds. Generally speaking, you never expect or attempt to see French people socially except when they have asked you to one of their regular days of reception or have made a definite appointment. To call on a person at any other time to do more than leave your card with the concierge would bo an intrusive pretense to intimacy. POINTED PARAGRAPHS. i'ou can waste a good deal of time telling how reliable you are. You never say a man won't listen to reason If he agrees with you. A boy is liberally abused if he Isn't polite, but how many say "Thank you" to a boy? . ' No one seems to have as hard a time earning money as the woman who mar ries for It. Tho nverago man's idea of religious liberty is tho privilege of staying homo from church. Having good Judgment and being "a fool for luck" are frequently tho story. of a single financial success told by different parties. "How poor nre they who have no patience! What wound did ever heal but by degrees?" Who is the author of tho above? It Is not Important wheth er you can remember tho author if you can soberly uceep't the lesson taught. Atchison Globe. The Value of Diamonds. The value of tho diamond is at so much per carat, and up to a certain limit the value per carat Increases as the size of tho stone Increases. When a carat diamond is quoted at $125, a diamond weighing a half a carat Is counted at the rate of $75 per carat, three-quarter carat diamonds at $100 per carat, one and one-quarter carat diamonds at $140 per carat, one and one-half carat diamonds at $150 per carat, one and Uiree-quarter carat dia monds at $180 per carat, and two carat stones at $200 per carat. Stones weigh ing more than two carats sell at about the same rate as that quoted for two carat stones, and do not Increase as rapidly owing to tho more limited de mand for the larger sized stones. New York Herald. To Calculate Longevity. "Bacon took a deep Interest in longevity and its earmarks," said a physician, "and Bacon's signs of long life and of short life are as true today as they ever were. You won't live long, Bacon pointed out, if you havo soft, flno hair, a fine skin, quick growth, largo head, early 'corpulence, short neck, small mouth, brittle and separated teeth and fat ears. Your life, barring accidents, will be very lengthy if you have slow growth, coarse hair, a rough Bkln, deep wrln-. kles In tho forehead, firm flesh, a large mouth, wide nostrils, strong teeth set close together and a hard, gristly ear." Dogs That Worry If you have ever seen a dog that has lost Its master In a London street you will wonder whetlter oven the lower animals have not the elements of wor ry to disturb them. But tho man wor ries about many other things than bones or masters, and the dog never suffers from Insomnia through fear of a future life or the state of his bank ing account. Reader. Watted 8ympathy. Beuevolent Old Mau I am sorry, Johnny, to cce ; v ha o a black f-e. Pronilsln;; Your'j-Y'Ui n ka-ae J u0 sorry fo. "i mvi little boy he's got twoi-lHubtnl'u . !.!-. WANT AD Rates for want advertising Five cents per line. ij&i in uay rarK a reu lcatuer nnm .... i pocket portfolio, containing mem oranda valuable to owner. Re ward will be paid for return to this ofilce. Times Want Ads Bring Results. 1 Call and see the new line of coats at Mrs. Elrod's. Times Want Ads. Bring Results. FOR SALE Full-blooded pug pup pies, $2.50 each. Call Times Ofilce. . Times Wnnt Ads Urine Results. LOST Small vellow dotr. answers to i name of Snoozer. Part pug and Times Want Atls Bring Results. FOR SALE Ten head of good dairy cows. J. E. Fitzgerald. N. Coos River. Times Want Ads Bring Results FOR rent 3 modern ana tnrougn- . ly up-to-date 5 -room flats. For ' particulars see Dr. Richardson. Times Want Ads Bring Results. FOR SALE New furniture cheap. Will sell part or as a whole. Ap I ply at Times. Times Want Ads Bring Results. WANTED A girl for work. Cor - .aa.. Times Want Ads Bring Results. FOR SALE Lodging-house. Call at this office. Times Want Ads Bring Results. FURNITURE FOR SALE; The furniture (used three weeks) of a six-room house, for sale , quick. House to rent. Inquire1 of times. Times Want Ads Bring Results. WANTED Boy or girl to strip tobacco. Inquire at shop over Times. Times AVnnt Ads Bring. Results. WANTED Party with $2000 or more to take interest in local busi ness enterprise. For further par- I ticulars address X. D. S. care Times oiilce. I Times Want Ads Bring Results. WANTED To notify the pub'ic th it after November 15 my i rlco for shingling will be $1.25 per thous and and for hips and valleys 5 cents per foot. This adance Is made on account of rainy weather L. C. DURKEE. Times AVant Ads Bring Results. FOR SALE 18-foot gasoline boat. Apply to Max Tlmmerman. Times Want Ads Bring Results. WANTED Waitress at tho Blanco Hotel. Times AVant Ads Urhig Results. FOR RENT Three nicely furnished ' rooms for housekeeping. Times AVant Ads Bring Results. FOR SALE Adjustable pipe dio Cuts from to 2 inches. Mickey, North Bend. Times AA'ant Ads IJring Results. WANTED The public to know that I have located at the Marshfield track, and will tako horses to train and break. Joe Hatfield. Apply at track. Times AVnnt Ads Rring Results. LOST $50 in greenbacks, two $20's and a $10, Saturday morning last, between Coos Bay Cash Store itnd skating rink and Crystal Theater. A very handsome reward will be paid for return of'satuo to Chas. Noble. Times AVnnt Ads Bring Results. FOUND Pair glasses. Owner may havo same by calling at 0. E. AVol cott's store and describing them. Times AVant Ads Bring Results. Try ROBERT MARSDEN COOS BAY AGENT OLD CROW HERMITAGE YELLOWSTONE CANADIAN CLUB JAS. E. PEPPER ATHERT0N BELLE OF ANDERSON HILL & HILL OLD GRAND DAD , k All Bottled in Bond. Nothing but straight Whisky Sold. All Leading Brands of Beers and Mineral Waters. The Jus. E. Pepper Whisky can lie found on tap at THE NUTWOOD SALOON i QgsassgKssggaggg I 1-.V.,S .rfv. ,.,.., -s .. J,.AAAAAAAAAAJVAJA'M , "vvv T,"T-'V ,. V ix'VWXV VVWVi TyVWyi,V-V., A s DRINK NATIONAL BEER i ! 1 ' V y,,,yf4(,'Ayyif,A,,f,fi tt&s&(Zi&tsz$GO$$&t ffi:jSSgflS3Sefl& Marshfield Open 7 to 10 P. M. week days only and Saturday afternoon. Admission, free, 25 cents for uso of rink skates, 15 cents when you uso your own. Special attention given to beginners. Best of order always maintained. g D. L. AVERY, Manager & i5T5j2octjiacsflasaai r-ssEsamsirssrzsszHissagrorar n &&fWaV' lih. M LA M tVi Two Cfta&ges This Week. Monday and Thursday Performances 7:30 an! 3 p. m. Malinee Saturday 3:30. Admission Ten Cents. t gagaaaawaaTPHaiWMreAJtrjMIM 1 ti EE&TON Ccol c - - use - - Electric Power and Flatirons s Ik (lb Electric Co. COOS BAY ACADEMY OF MUSIC Students may graduate In Voice, I'lano or I'lpo Organ, Rapid and thorough method for beginners. Classes tit Harmony, Counterpoint, etc, vocal tin ht reading and piano ensemble. Singers coaened In oratorio, opera, or concert work by the director. ELMER A. TODD. 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