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ffiE DAILY COOS BAY TfWES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1908.
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SOI MINOR
ACCIDENTS
A Series of Unexpected Hap
penings Resulting in Pain
ful Injuries.
m. A. SWEETMAN IS HURT
Breaks Three Ribs in Fall on Boat
Charles Russell Hurt on Jaw
"Steve Brodo's" Big
Junii.
The night was dark, the wind blow
cold,
And all was dark and drear,
The sea gulls e'en had gono to fold,
As though possessed with fear.
"Twas such a night as no'ers been
seen,
In many a long long day,
The night that "Stevo" In dress suit
clean
Fell into Coo3'es Bay.
Twas a glad crowd that left the dock
On Kelly's boat that night,
A fullfllled purse, each of that flock,
And spirits keen and bright,
On pleasure bent, all feeling good,
To North Bend sailed away,
And little thought that Stephen
would,
Fall into Coos'es Bay.
Stove's clothes were wet, his hair
was wet,
Wet to the skin was he,
Dress shirt close to his body set,
A pathetic sight to see.
Full forty fathoms went ho down,
It seemed a good long way,
Tho night that Stovo in North Bern
town,
Fell Into Coos'es Bay.
NEW BOAT BETWEEN
EUREKA AND COOS BAY
Traveling Man Reports That Regular
Lino of Communication Between
Coast Cities Will Be Kstab
llshcil. W. W. Case, traveling representa
tive of the wholesale paper houso of
Bonestell, Richardson & Co., of San
Francisco, is in Marshfield today
making his first trip in the Coos
Bay country in tho interests of his
company. Mr. Case made tho trip
to Coos Bay by way of the roundJ
about route of Eureka and Astoria,
Tho only method of reaching here
from Eureka being to return to San
Francisco or as he made It going to
Astoria and returning on tho Alli
ance. While in Eureka Mr. Cade"
learned that the new steamer which
is to make stops at Eureka and Coos
Bay will bo put on the regular run
sometime within tho next few weoks.
He stated that tho people of Euroka
were anxiously awaiting this closer
lino of commercial connection with
Coos Bay and a good business for the
now steamer Is expected from the
start. t
Mr. Case is being piloted on his
initial trip by A. R. Olsson, (with tw.o
letter S, if you please, Mr. Llno
typer,) a fellow angel of commerce
who represents tho Diamond Rubbqr
Co., of Akron, Ohio. Mr. Olsson
handles all kinds of rubber except
the kind that goes into rubber necks.
Both travelers aro more than favor
ably impressed with tho C003 Bay
cities which will bo made regularly
hereafter.
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It happened last night. Tho North
Bend commercial club Invited some
of tho members of the Mllllcoina club
to a sort of Informal affair in tho
North Bend club rooms. A number
accepted and took ono of Kelly's
boats, about 8 o'clock for tho sceno
of festivities. It was at North Bend
dock when ono "Stovo Brodio" mis
took space for tho wharf and des
cended In rapid flight into tho cool
waters of tho bay and thence down
ward to the mud. Ho made tho
round trip In good time. Somewhere
between tho surfaco and tho mud
bottom, however, ho became wet. Ho
was still in that condition on his re
turn to tho surface. Ho shot up
between Kelly's boat and tho wharf
and with tho nld of his friends' wil
ing hands ho placed his feet on solid
ground again. "Stovo" was taken to
"Bill" Smith's rooms whero tho
latter kindly donated ono of his No,
40 English walking suits. "Stevo"
wears a "long" No. 3G, being about
as tall as his friend is fat. However,
after donning tho suit Stevo nnd tho
rest of his friends carried out tho
evening's program nnd report 11
pleasant evening at tho North Bend
Commercial club.
CAPTAIN SCHEMEHL
FORSAKES THE SEA
Former Master of tho Schooner
Gleaner AVill 0en Up Grocery
Store in North Bend.
Captain Schmehl, tho well known,
master of tho Simpson Lumber com
pany's schooner, tljo Gleanor, has de
sided to forsake the sea lo enter Into
mercantile pursuits. Cait. Schmalil
will embark In tho grocery business
in North Bond, in tha commodious
building on Front stro1.' belonging tq
Thomas Vigars, the real estate inan
Tho Mrm will be knjvn aj Snhmohl
and Strawn. Mr. Strawn has been
connected with the Columbia River
Mill company for about five years
For the past two years ho has been
in charge of the tongue point mill,
Captain Schmehl has been following
tho sea for twenty-five years, fifteen
of which have been spent with the
Simpson Lumber company. He was
on tho Gleaner for four years and
left tho boat in San Francisco just
prior to her departure on a voyage
to South America.
liTe Mvc-rs Store
NoHh Bend, Oregon
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Five Percesit of the Entire Proceeds Tomorrow and Saturday Goes
to the Mercy Hospital. In addition to Quantities of New Spring Mer
chandise Being Shown, There Will be a General Price Reducing All
Over This Big Store. Come Help and Save.
Broke Three Ribs In Fall.
M. A. Sweotmnn, tho Marshfield
real ostato man, suffered tho fracturo
of thrco ribs last night. In stepping
off his boat at his homo ho accldont
ly slipped striking somo ob'staclo
with his foot and foil back In tho
boat in such a manner that tho ribs
woro broken. Tho fractures, whllo
not Borlous, aro very painful and will
confino him to his homo for somo
time. Dr. Ilousoworth was called
and attoiuled tho Injured man.
Meets Painful Accident.
Charles Russoll, a workman em
ployed on tho new dock being built
at tho Smith mill mot with a slight
but painful accident yestorday after
noon, whllo working on tho end of
a looso plank which was stoadlod by,
n workman on tho other end also at
work; tho laborer at tho opposlto
end stepped off and tho plank teet
ered throwing Mr. Rus30ll eight feet
luto tho waters of tho bay. Beneath
,tho surfaco of the waters his jaw
struck somo obstruction inflicting
n painful but not dangerous injury.
Mr. Russell, who will bo laid up for
Bomo time donles that ho is in train
ing to meot Potorson, but says if
that pugilist can land on tho Jaw a
blow llko ho received ho would bo
sorry for tho other follow. Dr. DIx
was called and dressed tho injury
and a rapid recovery is hoped for.
GUARANTEE SNAPS.
G LOTS on Sherman avenue in
Porter addition $1100.
130x140 ON C street $800.
COR. THIRD and Myrtle street
50xS3 $2100.
220 FEET on Virginia street
North Bend, $2000.
G NICE lots in East Marshfield
$110 each.
3 TEN ACRE fruit farms, $500
each, easy terms.
SO ACRES adjoining Bandon,
$100 per acre.
200 FEET squaro on Sherman
avonuo opposite O'Connoll's
Residonco $2100.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE & AB
STRACT CO, llonry Sengstacken,
Manager. , ,
A Few Savings on Silks
3C inch black taffeta. Extra fine grade.
Deep lustre. Chiffon weight. A good wear
er. Regular $1.50 vaJne. Hospital sale
price, yard $1.15
30 inch Art Drapery Silk. Comes in an ar
ray of handsome patterns. Regular prico Is
75c. Hospital Sale price, yard 59c
Wash Goods Savings
White and colored wash goods in plain and
fancy colors and weaves. A largo line of new
patterns to select from. Regular 25c values.
Hospital Sale price, yard loC
Another big lino of white goods and wash
goods, in fancy mercerized and colored de
signs, including some figured organdies,
lawns and batistes. Former values were 35c.
Hospital salo price yard 2 C
A Crcnd Showing oi
New Wool Dress Fabrics
Below wo iinmo a few great values taken
from the recent advance shipments of new
spring dress goods. Theso have been priced
specially for the Hospital Sale, and will un
doubtedly command eager buying. Also bear
in mind our new Dressmaking Department is
now in operation, and five per cent of the
business going into this department for these
two days will likewise go to the Hospital.
38 inch fine Chiffon Panama and Serge.
Two wonderfully great values. All wool, and
handsomely woven. Colors black, navy, red
and green. Hospital salo price, yard..85c
42 inch fancy Slcillion In brown and dark
red, and fine Chiffon Panama, with handsome
shadow-plald, in newest shades. A wonderful
buy at tho Hospital salo, yard only. $1.50
42 inch fine French Poplin. Tho most pop
ular weave for spring wear. Colors are black,
navy, Copenhagen, laether, red and wine. A
great special tomorrow and Saturday, yard
only ., $1.50
54 inch Black Chiffon Panama and 42 inch
black Chiffon voile. Two beautiful weaves
and very popular. Special for thd Hospital
Sale, yard only $2.00
Reception Committee
The following Indies will be hero
to welcome you and assist you in
making selections of tho many In
teresting savings in new, spring
merchandise:
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Mrs. McColhim,
Miss Curren,
Miss Truman,
Mrs. Kehoe,
Miss Flanagan,
Miss Hoelling,
Mrs. Mather.
Committee on
Refreshments
The following committee will
have charge of the serving of re
freshments. Tho large room in
the store basement fins been well
fitted up for the occasion. Lunch
will lie served between the hours
of 2:00 and 5:00 and 7:00 and
10:00 p. in. Saturday. Punch will
bo served on tho Main floor daily.
Mrs. Bnrr,
Mrs. Mnllonev,
Mrs. Burns,
Mrs. Dticharme,
Mrs. Hoelling,
Mrs. Richard,
Mrs. Kaiser,
Mrs. Glenn.
Entertainment
Mrs. Langenberg lias charge of
tlie entertainment given in tho
Store Theater afternoons and Sat
urday evening. Aside from the in
terest manifested in tho low prices
placed on merchandise for theso
two days, and the dainty lunch
served by tho committee on re
freshments, tills feature of the sale
promises to bo most interesting.
Wo cannot say at this time ex
actly the nature of tho entertain
ment but from what little wo do
know, we lielievo it will ho one of
the jolliest and most pleasing en
tertainments ever put on at Coos
Bay. .So come, and enjoy the day.
Charge for admission will be ten
cents.
Long Silk Gloves
Our now spring stock of long silk gloves In
black and white go on special tomorrow
morning. Theso gloves havo doublo tip. Aro
tho very best grade, and sell regularly at
$1.85. Through a very advantageous pur
chase, wo aro enabled to offer them at this
salo tomorrow and Saturday at pair r$ 1 .50
35c Shinola Outfit and Polish 25c
Special for tomorrow and Saturday, wo
will offer in our Shoo Department a Shinola
Outfit, including brush and dauber and a can
of Shinola, sold regularly at 35 cents, at this
greatly reduced pdce. This is a good oppor
tunity to save, incldently help tho hospital,
and "shine up." Regular 35 cent outfit,
special for Hospital Sale 25c
Beautiful Showing of
New Laces and Embroideries
At tho Hospital Sale thero will bo a gor
geous showing of now Spring Vallenclennes
and Allover laces, laco and embroidered
Medallions, and embroidery allovers, edg
ings and Insertions. All of theso will bo
shown in 1908 newest patterns, and will un
questionably appeal lrrlsistlbly to all visit
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A Cood Time To
Order Hubby a Tailcrmsde Suit
It is only necessary to announce that our
Spring samples of men's tailored clothing aro
here, that our old customers may know that
we are now ready to take their order. Dur
ing tho past season, wo havo commanded a
wonderful patronage in tnilormado suits
more than trobbling tho amount of business
done during the previous season. This Is duo
to giving our customers absolute satisfaction
satisfaction in price, satisfaction in fit
satisfaction in stylo and satisfaction in qual
ty. We represent two of tho best tailoring
houses in the country, arid all orders given us
tomorrow or Saturday will help increase tho
Hospital fund just five per cent of tho price of
your suit. Inasmuch as you will want a 'Spring
and Summer suit anyway, thero will bo no
more pleasant time to order than NOW.
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ALL MEMBERS of Myrtlo lodge
No. 3, K. of P., Marshfield, are noti
fied to bo present Monday evening,
February 17.
THEY'RE
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CLOTHES
PRESSED
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The Habit
of Dressing Well
grows on a man like tho boozo
habit, but Its consequences, in
stead of being disastrous aro
delightful, and socially as well
as morally, improving.
Como and form a good habit
I will make a suit .myself or
send for it.
A full lino of samples from
tho best houses in tho country.
Have your measure taken by
an export tailor.
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MIckoy has an oxtr riuo com
bination billiard and pool table. Jf
Interested wrlto or call, O. H. Mick
ey, North nond, Ore.
Tho much-Jauded ''power of tho
press" is no vor -morousof ally em
ployed than In assisting a worthy
tor to become a bigger store.
As previously announced I am
now in solo possession of tho nbovu
business. I am personally responslblo
for all articles of apparel and will
seo that they aro handled carofully
nnd returned promptly.
Thoro need bo no hesitancy about
Bonding your clothing horo as you
can got them at any tlmo and always
whcti wanted.
Clothing called for nnd delivered
rtnywhoro in city limits. Phono your
ordors. Phono No. 1444.
D. L.FOOTE ;.
Proprietor Unique PaBtorlara.
MOTHERS
DELICATESSEN
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General Repair Work. Wood
ft pulleys to order. Band Saw-
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3. lies and Coffee.
BrOADWAY
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QUICK DELIVERY
For convenience of Call pa
trons the Laundry office will
be open Saturday evenings until
8 o'clock.
Phono 571 today. Our wagon
will call.
COOS DAY STEAM LAUNDRY
Marshfield nnd North Bend.
For a good Hatch use the
PETALUMA
INCUBATOR
JOHN W. FLANAGAN, Agt.
Poultry Supplies
Order Your Settings Now For
Brown Leghorns
Rhode Island Reds
Barred Plymouth Rocks
All Standard Bred.
Price $1.50 Per Setting
Special Price on Incubator
Lots.
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Wood
JOHN
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PHONE 1331
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IMMEDIATE VICINITY g
It is tho policy of this bank lo H
comflno its business to the im- fl
mediato vicinity. In following
this course, tho bank not only
enhances its own stability, but
promotes tho highest interest of
the' community.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of
COOS CAY, Marshfield, Ore.
0. B. llinsdnlo V. S. McFarland
President Cashier U
John Pnwss It. T. Kaufman
Vice Pros. Asst. Cashier' 2
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Steam Dye Works
Ladies'
C Street,
nnd Gents' GormouU
Cleaned or Dyed
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TH0MAS0N & HANSON
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Hay, Grain -and feed
Phone 1751 Prompt Delivery Guaranteed
Fish Market g
A Street Wharf K
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Fresh, Salt, Smoked and
canned fish; in fact all kinds of
fish in season.
Wharf, back of . ,.. -PIONEEU
GROCERY.
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STEAMER "FLYER"
M. P. PENDERGRASS, Master.
TIME TABLE.
Leaves Marshfield 7:30, 9:00.
and 10:30 a. m and 1:00,
2:30 and 4:00 o'clock p. m.
Leaves North Bond at 8:15,
9:45 and 11:15 a. m., and 1:45
3:15 end 5:00 p. m.
Makes dally trips except
Sundays. Faro: One way, 15
cents; round trip, 25 cents.
Dancing Sohool Every Monday
And Thursday Evening at
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
Private Instruction from 2 till
5 p. m.
DRAMATIC- CLUB
Will be organized from Pupils
Taking Instruction In Elocution
and Dramatic Art.
Special Attention to Chlldrii'-
Class in Dancing nnd Elocun n, O
Seo me at tho Hall on Moni'nvs O
and Thursdays; Afternoon and 4
Evening,
( Prof. O. P. Smitli.
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Has your want advertising beon'Lv. 9:45a. m,
confined to ono or two classifications? Ar.10: 29a.m.
Wbymot enlarge (ba scops qf jpunTndBs'To'alid'ir'om Beaver Hill dally..
I W. y. Mlllw, Agent.
The C. B., R. &E. R. R.
and Navigation Co.
I HE O. B R. & E. It. R. & it. CO.
TIME TABLE.
Subject to change without notice.
'No. 2,
No. 1.
7. 9:00a.m.
Daily, ex.
Sunday
Marsh'd
Junction
Coquille
Myrtlo Pt
Ar.13 :30p.m.
LT.ll:30a.m.
Lv.l 0:45a.m.
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