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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MAfiSHflELD, OREGON SATURDAY. JANUARY 4, 1908, I i v , Is, -1? ein HI ASM Good List of Passengers and Much Freight on Portland Steamer. The steamship Breakwater left out this morning for Portland with a load of passengers and quite an amount of freight. Among the pas sengers were quite a number of busi ness men from the Coqullle valley, who are on their way to the city to make arrangements for the new year's business. Without any ex ception the prevailing opinion of the business men Is that this spring will see even more business than ever before. The following was the list of passengers: A. Hanson, Miss D. Jackson, Henry Sepkoyus, Will Harrington, Mrs. Bn grum, S. Engrum, Mrs. A. Cannon, Miss Aldrlch, Mrs. Davis, Ed. Haw ley, V. W. Hobson, A. T. Custer, S. J. Mann, Mrs. A. It. Clutton, Alice Frazee, Z. P. James, E. T. Lawson, C. A. Lawson, Blaln Dever, J. Green wood, S. F. Cody, K. Alexander, R. F. Crlllenden, W. W. Hills, J. A. Snyder, A. It. Bennett, A. M. Dugan, Mrs. Dugan, Jas. Irving, C. A. Mead, O. E. McCutchen, C. S. Doyle, Mrs. Doyle, O. P. Fenness, O. Johnson, J. R. Underwood, W. S. Holllday, Sam Grun. SUNDAY SERVICES IN MARSHFIELD CHURCHES Regular Morning Sen Ices But mi Ex change of l'ulpits In Tlirco Churches Sunday Evening. SEgangaffiSMtMMMriiUH EXCHANGE OF PULPITS The pas tors of the Baptist, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches will ex change pulpits on Sunday evening Jan. 5. Following are the ar rangements: The Rev. H. H. Brown, Methodist church. The Rev. D. W. Thurf.on, Presby terian church. ' The Rov. W. R. F. Browne, Bap tist church. CATHOLIC CHURCH Services will be held in the Catholic church Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, and again at 10:30 a. m. Rev. Edward Donnelly, Pastor. The MYERS STORE NORTH BEND, OREGON TEe MYERS STORE Our Second Annual January Clearance am Fre-Iiiveis'Lory Sale CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services will be held In the Masonic lodge room, over the Opera House Sunday at 11 a. m. Subject "God." A cor dial invitation is extended to all. METHODIST CHURCH. 10 a. m. Sabbath school. 11 n. m. sermon, subject: "A Motto for the New Year." 3 p. m. Junior Leagup Miss Nettle Woolley, superintendent. 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. 7:30 p. m. sermon by the Rev. H. H. Brown, of the Presbyterian church subject: "Yearning of tiie Holy Spirit." A cordial Invitation Is ex tended to all those who are not obligated elsewhere, to attend these services. W. R. F. Brown, Pastor. Millicoma's Handsome New Quarters Nearing Completion To Have Ladies' Night. Chairman E. K. Jones, of the house committee of the Mlllicomu club, an nounced yesterday that the open ing of the club's new quarters will bo held next Monday night, when a strictly club membership will be in vited to attend the flr&t social gath ering in the handsome now quarters. The formal opening will b he' 1 a fow days later when the ladle3 will bo Invited. A regular program will bo arranged for the night devoted to tho ladles. Tho houso committee, composed of Messrs. Jones, William Ford and Dr. Hayden, has been working Indofatig ably for the past ten days to have tho rooms completed as soon us pos r!b,r. While great progress has been made, there were several shipments awaiting tho arrival of tho Break water this morning, but now every thing will be complete by Monday ia tHic for the club opening. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tho Chrlst tlan church will hold Its regular ser"ices in tho Lutheran hall on B street, next Sunday, morning and evening. Elder E. W. Barns, of Bandon, will preach both morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, and preaching at 11 o'clock in the morning. The eve ning services will be held at the usual evening hour. Mrs. McCray and Mrs. Myrick will sing duets at both of the church services. A cor dial invitation Is extended to all. Will Ee Given This Year JANUARY 14fch to 25th INCLUSIVE - h .A r.. Ask or Write for THE BIG CIRCULAR Showing Hundreds of ?.RFur s sCS 't Miss This Great Event, if You Waat ta Save Money. WAIT FOR IT. . a rML ti rnr i"r'"nr"TTm rifHttmiw m Hi III Willi BACK II i "iii MUST IJAl'TIST CHURCH Sunday, January 5, 1908. 10 a. m. Blblo school, F. M. Stewart, superintend ont. 11 a. m. sermon: "Our duty." 3 p. m. Junior Union, Mrs. Phillips, leader. G:30 p. m. Young Peoples' service. 7:30 p. m. ser mon: "Tho Changeless Christ." Rev. W. R. F. Brown, of tho M. E. church will conduct the evening service. Special music at both sei vices by tho choir, C. J. Millis, director. On Monday evening at 7:30 the first service of the week of nrayer will be held In the Meth odist church. Subject: "Tho Holy Spirit tho convlncor rf Sin." Everybody invited to these ser vices. D. W. Thurston, Ptutor. .M-.I"I..W44.r.I"I"I"l"r.I"fr ,HH"i"i"i"r-i"H"i":"i"i--H4H MASONIC OPERA HOUSE - M Returns to Newport News, Va., Because of Bad Leakage Description of Boat. According to a dispatch fiom New port News, Va., tho steamer Nan Smith, which left Baltimore ou the 20th for Coos Bay, put back into tho former port iu u leaking condition. Tho report says that while tho steam er is an oil burner faho is using coal ol wuwi bito iiad a largo consignment lor San Francisco, which was not for tho uso of tho battleship licet as was loponod. Speaking of tho now steamer tho Nautical Unzottu of December 2G, says: Tho now steamer Nan Smith, launched iu October at Newport News for tho C. A. Smith Lumber Co., of St. Paul, .Minn., has loaded 3,100 tons of coal at Port CoWngton, ami isturted ou hor m.ildon ojago to b.iu Francisco. Sho was built for tho Pacific coast lumbor trade ond will bo known there as n bteani schooner. Her engines, boilers and otllcors quarters nro located aft, and her cargo capacity, Including deckload, is 2.22C.000 foot of lumber. Tho steamer Is 2 S3 foot long, 43 feot beam, and 21 feet dopth of hold. Sho is driven by n single screw triple expansion engine capable of develop ing 1,350 borso power. Steam Is furnlBhed by two Scotch boilers fitted to burn oil &s irU ai aoal In ad dition to tho- quarters prorided for qXcom k oaaU t at u&ut tor U FIRST l'RKSRYTERl.VN tllNRCH Announcements for Sunday, Jan uary 5. 10 a. m. the Sunday school convenes for blblo study. 11a. m. morning worship with sermon by tho pastor. At this service Mr. Andrew Landels will sing "Jeru salem" by Henry Parker. G:30 p. m. the Young People's Sjciety of Christian Endeavor. The meeting will bo conducted by the president, Mr. Clommer V. Piatt. Topic: "Tho Blessodness." 7:30 p. m. evening cervices at which the Rev. D. W. Thurston will preach. Sub ject: "Tho Comforter Has Come." Tho offertory will be a cornet solo by Mr. Hayes Howard, accompan ied by Miss Ruth Smith. There will bo a song service of fifteen minutes at the beginning of tho service, every one inspiring songs which all can sing. A cordial In vitation Is cUeuded tho public to attond all these services. H. II. Brown, Pastor. owners. Sho Is fitted with a tow ing apparatus. Tho Smith Is com manded by Captain II. C. Nelbon, and the mates are Chief Officer, II. C. (lidding, and Second Officer, James Parkor. WEEK COMMENCING 3rd 1908 A Feast of Laughter and Music YOUNG'S MUSICAL COMEDY CO. TONIGHT In the Screaming Satire M SSL J.fiS h k rc---T-ray"rraTVK With Full Cast and Beauty Chorus Ssmday Night the Screaming Fares "Pack Jadge an j the Lady" TONIGHT FOR. SEATS PHONE 941 W. J. BUTLER 44.j..AJA4..u4.4AHr,'S-' "K,Hwt,W4'v44 H t&SEl3m&E222!S22 llolso Addition to Mnrshflold will add much In good available rcbidonco proptrty. This addition Is close In with good bay view and good drainage; and In view of thcbo ad vantages and tho easy terms upon which tho -property Is sold ciuito a number of settlers havo recently pur chased lots there with tho view of homo building. e Place to Buy Haraw !BESiBiS33i'ia3SK2EZr2SEnsa?ir1 are E3ffji7!g3ra-rarara ,5EiB22 Tho H off salo on all toys and Christmas China will continue all throughout this mouth. Coos Bay Cash Storo. Is here because we have a complete line of everything carried lit a CITY' HARDWARE STORE at ns good prices as enn be obtained nnjwhore. An evtr.i line line of cnricnt.r tools, building hardware and mill .supplies always on linnd. I H BjrSTSHQK &ASVLW&W Front St. irn'Tm'rera???aOTBvrffAM Soifi '"!E22K! rTvriwMinwwwriKfrmT.ix, ESS3EHTB -Renew hunting licenses at Gun nery. The most.actlTo property 9a tua market today la i'EafltBldo;,ajd nw aon or cUg vt U aJU AItmUom, The Southern Oregon State Normal School ai i iimjLj.iMJ.i iinon ti nuiin nawaaww At ASHLAND, Ore. Offers especial opportunities for teachers to review for tho tt'iicln ' examinations Iu February and August, and to take work in INuU.gogy and in Special Methods of touching in the various grades ol (lie tr,iiuiii school. Since the public schools, of Oregon are cull.n tor teachers who ean teach manual training, many are i.ikfug advantage ot tho industrial work lately installed iu tho fcolio' ' i'"ofcr 1 1 - "rd pi ii lodging mid tuition nominal. The State Normal School at Ashland is enjoying tho largest appropriation of state funds ever granted a Xonnal school in tho history of Qregon. 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