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n'ir- - 4 v- M.. ! f.8 '11 ? c - THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 190?. Coos Bay Times 1 FOR C0CS BAY CHRISTMAS STOCKING?. Business Directory J Ol HnRIBIiHHUaMMniUMimBnvnMiiaw ' r K 2 9 ."- 1 hi AH IKDErENDkM RKHUIIUJAS NEWSPAPER Tin USHRDjIVERT EVESIXO EXCEPT! rdSl'SDAV, AND OTEKKLY nr The Coos Bay Times Pobmsiu.vo Co. The policy of tho Coos Bay Times will be Republican In politics, with the Independence ot which President Boosevelt Is the leading exponent. Entered at the poctoffice at Marshfleld, Oregon, for transmission through tho malls as second class raall matter. SUBSUUIPTIOX BATES. In Advance. DAILY. One year 5.00 Six months $2.50 Less than C months, per month .50 WKKKLY. One year i ?1.50 Local readers, 10c per line. Address All Oom.momcatio.vs to COOS BAY DAILY TIMES llarshfitld ... Oregon CIIIMSTMAS TIMH. One thousand nine hundred and eight times the star of Bethlenem has iiung over the' expectant world, and now it radiates with- brighter effulg ence and with greater hope than ever Jiefore since One said, "Suf icr little children to come unto me, ior such is the kingdom of heaven." (Christinas Is preeminently and ab ' sorblngly children's day and all the world seeks through Its blessed mem ories and traditions to feel again and to realize the simplicity and happy experiences of childhood. Old men with whitened locks and wrinkled .faces, young men who put their tr.ust only in personal strength and hold .both truth and error under suspicion, .men of affairs who coldly view tho world as a game, the winning of which means wealth and power, seem touched by the universal soul of things, for a little space, and every body realizes that "It is better to Jvo than to receive." Blessed Christmas time! As we go to press Christmas Eve iias come to us in its merry journey round the happy, rolling world. Be fore reaching us it lit the caudles at .St. Petersburg and sang its joyful .song of "peace, good will on earth" and now the children sleep dreaming' of the Christmas, morning soon to Arcak. In Berlin, Paris and London And in nil the far off land of Europe ue children sleep. ' As we pass in fancy up and down the streets of tho western world cities, we gaze through the windows of palace and cottage and listen to tho laughter of the lit tle ores or feast on the simplicity of ihe happy smiles. In the streets of the farther west there are hurrying .crowds of men and women, all of whom are searching the gaily lighted shop windows or stores for gifts or frt-aring their purchases home that "thoy may enjoy the privilege of giv ing. At Christmas time the world's coniinjito face is tho face of child hood. All the wiles of artlul, wrlnk 'Jeil, striving, struggling life are put jaf.idi- and truth t.its In unaccustomed places. "Such Is the kingdom of Heaven" nnd "a little child shall 3ead them." in tho fairy land of nature which the ptoplo of Coos Bay havo a right to fee that thoy occupy tho Christ mas of 1907 is ono of unusual ex periences to man. Children aro here who never saw tho roses bloom and the hill sides look green, at ChiiFliuas time. Thoy havo never ween the boats conio and go on tho ibroad oxpnuse of unfrozen wator on Vhrlstmas Day. Christmas will not, at first, seem liko Christmas without una slelghbells, tho wliito snow cov ered Holds the ley streets and tho uurs. But soon tho impression of .strangeness will disappear for tho nuillo of childhood and the simplicity of truth and love aro hero also. At ChrUtmas tinio wo all ronow our youth by giving and all of us beconio little children again. Let us "do as wo would be done by." Tho Times wishes ovorybody a Mory Christmas. SIGNS OF CHRISTMAS. Doctors 1)11. GEOKGE W. LESLIE Osteopathic Physician Graduate ot American School of Osteopathy, Kirksvllle.Mo. Olllcc Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. ru. Other Ilours by Appointment. Olllco In Nasburg'lllock Phono 1611. Marshfleld, Ore. UK. J. W. INGRAM Physician nnd Surgeon. Office over SengsU.uns Drug Stor Phones -Office 1621; Resldenco 781 Dr. A. L. Houscworth, Physician nnd Surgeon. Office over First National Bank. Residence, two blocks north of Crystal Theater. Office Phone 1431. Lawyers. Francis II. Clarke Jacob M. Blake Lnwrcni'V A. Liljcqvist CLARKE, BLAKE & LILJEQVIST, ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW Times Building, Marshfleld, Ore. United States Commissioner's Office. Voice From Under: The Times wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and hopes that all may find lifes fondest desires in their stockings Christmas morning. It particularly wishes that some stockings may be filled as follows: Tho Hardware Man A padlock on prosperity. The Brick Masons A gold brick of real gold. The Lawyer A brief for fame and fortune. The Butchers A choice cut from a prosperity steak. ' The Candy Men A sack of gold to make life sweet. I. W. BENNETT, Office over Flanagan & Bennett Bank. Marshfleld, - c. p. Mcknight, J Attorney at Law. Upstairs, Bennett & Walter Blocl Marshfleld, - - Oregoi "Wonder if I've forgatton intninjl Gregg in Atianc oJnsiicuuoti steam railway that will bring the mail in on time. The Laundry Men A machine that will wring fortune out of the soiled linen of penury. Everybody Health, wealth and happiness and everything that tholr t'olCE & COKE hearts most desire. ! The Music Men A harp of gold Attorneys at Law, on which the discordant note of pov- Marshfleld, -orty can never be struck. Tile Fishermen A big eaten ot coin and a hook and net that will Oregon Oregon I- II. Eddy Architect always hold the biggest fish. Modern cottages a specialty. Office The Doctors A health certificate opposite Blanco Hotel, Over Tele- lihntia Tlllflllnrr frr oil f1irtt noHntito nrifl n nlinolr nc " large as they think It ought to be. jm1 itotil instate Men A deed to a The Tailors A chart to suit every lot of money In block 4-11-44 In the man on Coos Bay. The Printers A clean proof sheet from life's golden galley. The Jewelers A jewel of prosper ity in a setting 24 carats fine. The Dentist A forceps of gold to pull the aching tooth of poverty. The ClKtu- Men A pip? that will make all their dreams come true. The Dry Goods Men A bolt of currency all green and a yard wide. The lintel 'Men A full house and a bank book as full as his registers. The Bookkeepers A balance on the right side of the ledger of life. The Teacher. A reward of morit sard from tho school of Experience. The Restaurant Men A bill of MR. ALBERT ABEL, . Contractor for Teaming ot all klndr Phone 1884. Piano Tuning. By J. P. O'REILLY, Resident Tuner. Address Bo a 10. Marshfleld. addition of Progress and Prosperity. The Druggists A prescription for 3C3 doses of prosperity to be taken by themselves between now and next Christmas. .Mayor Strmv A -municipal policy that will please everyone and add to tho popularity that he has already proven. The Telephone Girls A wire to hanpiness that is always busy and no ELMER A. TODD, Director trouble wires at all in life's great I5' Academy of Music. .Voice, Piano, Pipe Organ, Harmony central. etc, from beginning to graduation. The Barkeepers A gold fizz made I Singers coached in style, diction and from tho real yellow metal and a interpretation, for opera, oratorio or currency cocktail with a coin cherry j concert work, in the glass. . . I New O'Coiinell Building, Marshfleld. flip Flll,ll,'"'n "Tn'. A cnbi'iot ine store inai nas mu uuuus aim me aiore mat bells Them. THE RED CROSS Jewelery of the Highest Grade, Modern Watches, Fine Art Goods of all the Highest Grades. BOOKS Holiday Books for all ages. A visit to the Store convince, you of these assertions. "NUFF CED" OPEN EVENINGS FRONT ST. !SBSc!Sr!Sr!SSSHSHErl5HSHSHS,2Sa5ZSrlSE5BlSHSZSSSE52SESZSESH.15ZSBSSS2SHSZ5B THE LAST DAY In which to do your Xmas shopping. Why not buy something useful for your wife this Xmas? Such as Lib rary Tables, Easy Rockers, Ladies Writing Desks, Combination Book Cases, Writing Desks, Dressing Tab les, Music Cabinets. , .4SJj A full lino of Wilton and Brussels Rugs; both large and small. ' i fare on which the soup will be liquid full of coin so that they may loungo Flanagan & Bennett Bank gold. The Bankers Plenty of gold de iiosits and no clearing house certifi cates. The Barbers A sharp shears with vhich to cut the hair of Damo For tune. The Livery Men A team that will -'rive them thru life on tho road to wealth. Ri'i'Dider I'ptoi! Another year's vrcord as bright and clear as all that aro past. The Grocers An order for profits so large that it will require a year to fill It. Postmaster Curtis' An electric or around ail year and retire ou tlv-.eiy beds of ease. Tho Blacksmiths An anvil of gold and a hammer of silver that never MAUSIIHEI.U, 01U:GO.N Capital buhHTlbod J30.000 Capital Paid I'p H0.000 Undivided l'rotlto MS.OCO Pocd a general bunking lmsliiuss and drau on thn Hank ni (iiMfnrtiifi. Knti Krnnpfv. will bo used to knock anything but c&ntt Flrst Naticaai iiauk Portland or., nw more dollars and their anvil chorus . National Hank Roseuurg, Or., Hanover .Si. be one of I"v llonal Bunk, New York, X. M. Kotbcbild A ' ' Son, London, England Steamship Agents McColluin, Row Also sellolmnKeon i eirlyall the prlm-lpa mid Shaw A manifest for the good U of Europe. , , T, , ,, .. ,. . Accounts kept subject to cheek, tafe deposi ship Prospenry indicating its safo lock boxes for rent at 5 cent, a month oi arrival in Cocs Bay with a cargo of i ,3 a J'''Ar ., on,! tt nOD INTER EST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITi Otto Schctter A wire connection i with the world of wealth "23" on the happiness circuit and "7u" from ovorybody with no "30" on a good time as he goes thru life. ' -- Christmas candy cheap at Cor thcU's Delicatessen. - Football tomorrow at Simpson Park, rain or shlno. KASTSIDK CHRISTMAS SNAPS. Wo will sell at our ofllco, 50 ahoico residence lots in "Eastsido" for ?G0.00 per lot. This prico will Yiold good until Decomber 2Gth but don't wait until that date to mnko your selection, as you might bo minus a Christmas present. Tltlo Guaran tiee & Abstract Company, General Arents. Marahflold Aorlo F. O. E3. No. !C3 membora are requosted to bo on lirMit? at the installation of officers Oar tho ensuing tortn on Wednesday, Jan. 1-Bt, 1908, at 8 p. m and. bring a friend. T. J. Lewis, W. P. CHRISTMAS AT THE nirrun cm a u . h Vw. i I -n Bank of Oregon j Capital Stock fully paid up $50,000 Transacts a General Banking Business . 1 1 North Bend, Oregon Marshfleld stores havo been in in the evening, tho throngs of pass gala attire for the past few days orsby clustered about tho many dis with evergreens and numerous other plays. Christmas decorations. Tho drygoods Many People Buying. stores, especially, havo been lixed up' In spite of tho disgusting weather In tho most olaborato manner, more ' yosterdny there was a larger crowd attention being given to window of shoppers out than there has been dressing than in formor years. The for some months. Christmas buyers butcher, tho baker, the cigar maker, were in evidence everywhere, and tho confectionery, haberdashery, gro- hardly a storo In town reports other cars, fancy goods and dress goods than a first class business. The brisk houses aro also well decorated and j buying in evidence everywhere pro In each storo thoro Is something to claimed tho Christmas spirit proval- soll emblematic of Yulo Tido. out In Marshfleld. Many a "Santa Christinas smiles and subdued ex-cinus" without his, or her, makeup, for tho Toys wero The C. C, R. 8i I R. R. and Navigation Co. THE C. 11., R. & K. K. It. Ai N. CO TIME TABIii:. Subject to change without notice. -C. A. JOHNSON FURNITURE :-: COMPANY :-: FRONT ST. ESiSZSrISaErlSZSS5E5aSrlSHSanSH5H5rlS7rl5E5HHE5Z5ZSr3rl5-JES2SBSr!SSSZSZ5SS? No. 1 . v. 9:00a.m. Lv. 9:45a.m, Dally, ex. Sundny Marsh'd Junction Coqtillle No. 2. Ar.l2:30p.m Lv.ll:30a.m Ar.lO:20a.in.Myrtle PtLv.lO:45a.m Trains to and from Beaver Hill dally W. I. Miller, Agent. cltement is ovor all, nnd the spirit of . was out buying presents Christmas provades the west shore of Coos Bay equally with tho larger cities on the coast. Prosperity is ovldent everywhere, and while a fow weeks back thero was n quiet out look, the condition of business In this city today has never boon oqualled. A person walking down tho busi ness streets of Marshfleld or North Bond tho past fow days couldn't help but stop many times on his way to admire the sovoral very prettily dec orated windows, all of which wero especially dressed with holiday, goods. Almost every merchant In tho city ,aa made a special effort this year In dressing his window and the re iults havo been beneficial to trade, 19 ono can readily see after watching lot a few hours any day, especially children nnd little ones. In great demand whtlo numerous other articles for the elder children wero secured from tho various stores. Jowelery and other stores wero visit ed for suitable presents for relatvles and friends, while In many cases tho presents will bo useful nnd fancy clothing and articles too numerous to detail. Christmas candy cheap at Cor theH's Delicatessen. - Football tomorrow at Simpson Park, rain or shine. Cold Turkey, Chicken, Ice Cream and Fruit Cake, etc., served at the Palace Restaurant after Fire men's Dance, Deo. 25, '07. Steam Dye Works C Street. Ladies' nnd Gents' Garments Cleaned or Dyed Philip Becker, Proprirloi. Pull the BELL CORD Wet Your WhlstleLThen Blow J. R. HERRON, Prop. front Street, I : Marthflcld, Oreton M. R. SMITH, Agent For 4 Charles A. Stevens 4 CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE CHICAGO Cor. First & B. St., Marshfleld. VACATION READING Vacation days are coming anil going to most every one now, nnd these books are open doors to the wonderland of nature. The largest selection of gift books in the city. NORTON ( HANSEN tflraafirm'KffCTETHrrg n The Steamer F Plant sails from Marshfleld Sunday H Xo rescrvntlo n will be held after the arrival of shit) Unless tirK-nr la linniFlit 5 RS DOW Aeent H MARSH FIELD, : : : OREGON ii2I3T-3OT, KSH32CTSK2ffir'ta raHEUaSSBSBHWBMffiJM aa M PLANT MASTERS (& McLAIN Sole Agents The Eesb Coal oi Coos Bay $5.00 PER TOW AT THE YARD $6.00 PER TON DELIVERED 1 arc??ir;ffymvg-'TC I, man HmHiiwW - v-i rimrfunt.M&myi ini l yv.q.iigiii.'t tnt Special Holiday Rates From now until after New Years. Kelly's boats will carry passengers for 25 . cents round trip, DAY and NIGHT. J. A. 0'KELLY Proprietor. " ' DOE THIS LOOK GOOD? T!?