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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1907.
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TIms ix1icy of Tho Coos Day Times
twill, bo liermhliciiti in polities, with the
nxfcjneiulcnceof whii'h President lloose
vrclt is tho leading exponent.
Entered nttlio poMoilW nt MnnhllcM, Ore
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AdDHIISS Al.h COMMUNICATIONS TO
COOS BAY DAILY TIMES
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DAY AXI) PKKSIDEXT
HOOSKVKLT.
"The message of President Roose
ofeUt to Congress at its opening on
&Xb 2nd of December was a strong
.xnd timely statement in the vigorous
-zuul direct style tor which the presi
dent is famous, of the legislative
xjWMla of the country. The subjects
wrijeh are discussed in that docu
xnent which are particularly interest
Ins nt this time, are finance and the
jnacjommendations as to waterways,
S3SHX these are treated frankly and
-without equivocation. On the sub
JhxX of finance the President insists
tJtvit the nation needs greater elas
tSiHy in the currency and it Is his
opinion that in times of stringency
ic hanks should be permitted to is
sue note's for circulation wliKjU
jabunltl be taxed at so high a rate as
!j drive tliese notes out of circula
fiScm as soon as their need should
carasc. This Is practically the same
jraeommendation made by the presi
dEpt a year ago. These recommenda
iisons are accompanied with some
wiy pertinent observations on the
aMir of speculation and the futility
s iiny attempt to correct the folly
or individuals in this respect, by leg-zmlnliou.
Oji the subject of waterways and
t3w?ir Improvement tho president ex
jpxrases a hope that tho present con
Z&rr&i will undertake the work of
.-aAj improvement. He is of opinion
rJu the Mississippi river basin is. tho
Erst locality in point of importance
ta ;u)niinand the attention of con
iSrcss Jind that the Columbia river is
J'iiB next in importance. lie also
3-jw ttnizes tho fact that such im-
Dzoxemcnt should not be under-
js2jz'xi to the exclusion of other im-
pairtvjit localities on the coast of
rSfcashJugton, Oregon and California,
iMifi ho calls special attention to the
SarX that the Paciiic coast is just as
lasx-Ji a part of tho United States as
3Stt -Atlantic. It is probable that tho
2RMsaulent thought that the Eastern
xwail has not grasped the fact that
Bje asserted and that it should bo re-
aaaScided of its truth. Tho especial
waXwe of this recommendation is that
&& present congress, acting contrary
- precedent, will pass a Rivers and
jEfceriDr bill, and that Oregon will
aiuwcnn opportunity to have her deep
aieat .harbor of Coos Day included as
w5? us tho Columbia river. This is
5?Krf.5ciilarly interesting to Coos Day
nraa should suggest tho propriety of
Slaving some strong representative in
"ftSTarinilngton who shall havo no other
yztmrTs. to do than merely of urging
3ta summit too and tho congressional
osmA senatorial delegates to do justico
to Ilils section.
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GOOD EVEXIXG.
A good neighbor Is the safest
guide. German.
When there Is no fish In ono
spot cast your net in another.
Chinese.
What is tho use of running
when we are not on tho right
road? German.
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SL'X KISSED HILLS OP OHEGOX.
Upon a foreign battle field
A dying soldier lay;
His failing breath came soft and low,
His thoughts were far away
With those he loved across the sea
And left one summer day.
The tropic moon threw shadows soft
Arouna him as he lay,
And his eyes closed low in death
These words I heard him say:
(Refrain.)
"Oh take me back to Oregon,
The home I love so well,
Where birds sing song and melody
Tho chorus sweet do swell;
And flowers are blooming bright and
fair,
'Neath silvery waters spell;
Oh, take me to the sun-kissed hills
Of dear old Oregon."
Within a palace grand and fair,
A moman old and gray
Was thinking of the dear old days
That now were passed away;
And o'er her memory's vision came
A cottage plain and neat,
With honeysuckles 'round about,
And birds that sang so sweet; -
And as her blue eyes lighted up
These words she did repe&t:
(Refrain.) $-SV3
Perry Reigelman.
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Candy
"Eat more candj," Is the admoni
tion given by Dr. Woods Hutchison
In tho Christmas edition of the Wom
an's Homo Companion, and as the
Doctor is competent authority, and is,
moreover, a former Oregonian, hi3
ndvlco will not pass unheeded in
theso parts. Listen to his sweet
words: "Give children plenty of
sweet sugar, taffy and butterscotch
and they'll havo little need for cod
liver oil. Sugar Is, after bread and
butter, our next most important and
necessary food. Tho more sugarand
sweets a man takes nt a meal, tire less
alcohol ho wante. Conversclvfnearly
every drinklngtan will telf that ho
has lost his tastemor sweetffand more
candy a nation CBisumcjphc less al
cohol." This adMIco wl ho gratify
ing to many adijts awcll as tho
younger generatn&nd tho informa
tion and suggesuis contain a temp
rance object lesson. Fortified with
this opinion from an expert, the de
mand on the candy shops during tho
forthcoming holidays promises to bo
abnormally large.
Eat
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Candy
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THE DOCTOIt GOT HIS OAXDY AT THE PALM.
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Amongst ths Splendid Collection cf
HOLIDAY-:- GOODS!
Blood will tell and so will some
C003 Bay girls.
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When a telephone girl breaks an
engagement it is a case pf ring off.
Somo Marshfield men blow their
own uuglo when they go on a toot.
Some people in Marshfield get
corns on their feet trying to toe tho
mark.
These are days when even a long
headed financier may find himself
short.
There are somo men in Marshfield
who never lie, but they can exag
gerate wonderfully.
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It .would require a surgical oper
ation to bring-out the best there is
in some men in Marshfield.
A Denver man has testified in
court that he kissed his wife -10,000
times in two years. His other occu
pation is not stated.
If visitors to Coos Bay do not like
our mail facilities they should not
blame the city. Tho people who live
here do not like it either.
We beg to
THE DETATCHADLE HANI
SILVER
ROOKWOOD POTTERY.
RUSSIAN HAMMERED DRASS.
PICKARD HAND PAINTED CHINA.
STERLING SILVER TARLE WARE.
SOLID GOLD JEWELERY.
DIAMONDS, IN EAR SCREWS, RROOCHES, ETC.
EASTMAN KODAKS.
WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN PENS.
ROOKS, THE LATEST IX EIC'l'lOX AND STANDARD.
An inspection of these goods will convince you
off their superior merit and quality. -
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Now All-Togetlser Everybody
FOR'
ABrighter, Busier Coos Bay
Light Up and Get Busy!
It is the brilliantly illuminated Electric Lighted
store that does the business,
Tlie shoppers are coming by railroad and ferry,
by launches and carriages, thronging the shopping
district making purchases for the holiday season.
Crowds of them pass your store,
t's Up to You to fict Them Suslde!
They will all have money lo spend, if not in your
store perhaps next door,
It's up to you,
of itl
ir,
As a matter of advertise
should be brilliantly lighte
bright store attracts the it
most goods,
Merchlnt, to
fienjfy
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et your share
our store should
Electricity The
shoppers Sells the
Light is the life and Electric Light is the life of
trade,
So all together everybody for brighter streets
brighter stores brighter windows brighter
homes for BRIGHTER COOS BAY,
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The C. C, R. & t: R. R
and Navigation Co.
THE O. B., R. & E.
TIMM, av
Subject to chaHtee
There are somo Coos Bay men who
desire to own a mansion above bu''SpL-
wlln wnnf tn 1rnnw !l mlvnnnn wlic ..'' "
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iuu i.ii ruie is going to oe,
Vehicles and Farm ImplenJ.nts
at the Pioneer Hardware Co.
Haviland dishes nt Milner's.
No. 1.
9:00a.m,
Lv. 9:45a.m.
Ar.l0:20a.m.
Da, Ik
suiy
R. & N. CO.
LE.
ithout noUce.
Mar;
Junction
Coquillo
Myrtle Pt
No. 2.
Ar.l2:30p.m.
Lv.ll :30a.m.
Lv,10:45a.m.
Trains to and from Beaver Hill daily.
W. F. Miller, Agent.
MOUND FOR SECOND PLACE
Hj-fgon City, tho oldest except per
JSwjjfis Astoria In the stato, at its ro-ci-ttt
election cast 771 votes. Oro
S City is supposed to have a pop
vlftiLiion of somo 0000 people. It is
ast interesting fact becauso of tho
vruJi; of Marshlleld in about tho same
stawi hecatiHO Marshlleld claims over
r5Mo populntlon based on hor voto
4Aia3 i.chool census. It also shows
tJuix Marahflold is taking rank very
xuvjJOly and ihdii'ates that she will
LMUrrip all competitors for second
$iwt among Oregon cities in a short
jjn XuHiing can stop hor.
- Plumbing and Gulvauizod Shoot
fra Work at the Piouoev Hardware
STEAMER "FLYER"
M. I. PENDERGRASS, Master.
TIME tAdle.
Leaves Mrshfilld 7:30, 9:00.
and 10:3oa. Ii., and 1:00,
2:30 and 4:o Jclock p. in.
Leaves NoVlBBend at S:15,
9:45 and ll:l!B. m., and 1:45
3:15 and 5:00 p. m.
Makes daily trips except
Sundays. Faro; One vay, 15
cents; round trip, 25 cents.
Ave You Going?
lo Ejktioff Hall Saturday, Do-
i-jfcVer 21. Cash prlee magquorade.
When you want Rallnblo Hard
wa.' of Standurd Brands go to Mil-wojr's.
- Ttie largOBt and host assortment
34"Eoola nnd Builders' Hardwaro at
ftlio Pioneer Hardware Co,
VIout
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fori)
So lasy
Torlc Lt'iis
eyo glass
ourtli. We li
lllll'bt CllU'll'
Optical parlors
Orders tnkeu
Field glasses
presents,
F. J. HAYES
Optomotrlst.
itlugs nnd
s the best
nation on
mo of the
I'qiilpjH'd
Oregon,
pera nnd
for Xnins
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
MARSIIFIELlt, OUEGOS,
Cnpltal Subscftbctl tSO.OOO
Caiiltnl riiidlUp 140,000
Undlvl(lct I'JKllts $35,000
Does a Rcncrnl bntuinKlmslnesB and draw;
on tho Dank ot (XJlfKiila, Ban Krancisc
Calif., First NatlcnaliJftjiM I'ortland Or., First
National llank. KosetjUB Or., Hanover N
tlonal Hank, New Ytffll? N. M. ltothchlld A
Sun, London, tnglaiiu
Also sell chnngoon nearly all tho principal
cities of Europe.
Accounts kept subject to check, safo deposit
lock boxes for rent at S cents a month or
$5. a 5 ear. '
INTEREST PAID ON TiME. DEPOSITS
$3.50 for $1.89 d't!rro
,'utour rent catalog in our
' "t Mlmost wlint thoj
t us. Wo ant
urname ForJl.S'J
U Mill L'Lt fl flllM
dies' rlni,', special
ld ulato. tet ultli
beaut ful brilliants
itli cut stone cen-
me brooch set with
rth 73c: and 1 licnvv
chased link ehain bracelet, nenest pattern,
uitn iock nna kcv, regular price ?i.ou to
tal f) SO; nil for H.9 A beautiful Christ
mas present The supply of theso goods fs
limited so order at once. JAS II I1KOWN
& CO., 50 and CO l'ifth Ave Dent. 1, Chicago
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SmjiMTI teite3L2flP
tet, vtu..n t, i uui
n Alamo brilliants,
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miggaw'frgroyfcP.'WtfBTTra
McPiierson Ghiser Co.
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lie houjor dealers i
aiW fAloon uup- i
1 California Wines a Specialty fl
S Front St., Mnrshfiold 1
Wholesr
Cigars
plies.
U one VJ'
PHONE 923
BONITA
and
FASTIS! BOATS
ON TV I BAY.
Half Hoiircchediile.
Rm Uctwcca Maishtleld muI North
llend Mndo in in Minutes.
Private Im-.lltif.s.
Foro: Ono way, 15c.; roup a trip, XBe.
3. A. WKELLY, Proprietor.
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Some of thnt fine furniture
for Xiiias.
IXon't forget jyour friends
niicn the time ironies but you
had bolter imtf tho order I
now.
Wo nttlccli
tin s iisltvcB
We gije M
ns any blyJS
tomcr. f
II kinds of fix-
as furniture.
ny finish as vi!'
to suit (lie cus-
Seo us about the goods you
want.
Wc will build what you
wnnt nnd save you money.
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ay Furniture Co.
Esesasas
CAB CALL
AT ANY
GOOD HEARS
11EISM.K. M
Jnvrry, 1 Oi-tl nit
Third and A Kts.
Marslineld,
L.&TIIIIB
mid'
bhRVICE
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VEHICLES.
it & CO.
alo Stable
Phone, 1201
Bank of Oregon
Capital Stock ffilly paid up
$50,000i j
Transadi a villi Banking
Dtuinejj W
Norlh Bend, Oregon
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North Bend, Oregon.
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KBMMlBllSBtnqflflJ
Portland & Coos 'Bay S, S. Line
a 13 H? A'
B3XsBi,tt:
Sails from Portlai
Sails from Coos Bay S
C. F. McColIum, Agt.
Phone Main 34 -
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ednesday at 8 d. m.
days at Service of Tide.
A. St. Dock
COLUMBIA MJLCeiNE WORKS
Cavanagh,Jhapman (i Co.
General Repair Work and bdturning. Launches a Specialty
Foot of Queen Avenue, Marshfield
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