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Concert in Marshfield Satur
day Night Enthusiastically
Praised by Audience.
Tho concert given by the Banddn
Band at tho Masonic Opera House
Saturday evening, was pronounced by
local musicians and music lovers to
he one o tho best musical entertain
ments ever given on Coos Bay. The
Opera House was well filled by an
appreciative audience, all ot the num
bers being heartily applauded and
many enthusiasticlly encored.
The program consisted of ten well
selected numbers, a few of them
being solos and duets. Tho rendi
tion was good especially good in
view of the fact that few of the mem
bers of tho organization are profes
sional musicians as practically all of
them have regulr vocations and take
up music only in spare moments.
Director E. 13. Kausrud was warmly
praised for his work.
One of tho hits of tho evening was
a short talk by Geo. P. Topping, who
has "fathered" the organization and
been a hard worker towards bring
ing It up to its present high standard,
In which he thanked tho audience for
Its liberal patronage and its praise.
He said that tho Bandon Band had
not como to Marshfield exactly for
the money there was in it, aside from,
the expectancy that the concert would
at least defray the expenso of tho
trip, but more for its own pleasuro
and for the purpose of furthering thQ
harmony betwen Bandon and tho
tho other towns and cities of this
vicinity. His declaration for greater
liarmony botween tho towns brought
down tho houso and he was cheered
lustily by practically overy one In thdJ
audience showing that Marshfield is
heartily In accord with this move. '
After tho closo of tho concert, a
number of Marshfield business men1
discussed tho advisability of having
tho band stay over and aid in tho
welcoming of tho Nann Smith to"1
Coos Bay. However, the organiza
tion could not remain. Nevertheless,
It Is tho intention to havo tho band
as ono of tho attractions at tho,
Second Southern Oregon district fair
on Coos Bay in August and also in
Marshfield as often as tho opportunity
affords, tho excellent impression
made at Saturday night's concert in
suring oven a greater attendance at
future appearances than welcomed it
thon.
Program of Concert.
Tho ovonlng's program was as fol
lows: 1. March, "Columbia Yacht Club,"
"Vandercook. 2. Ovorturo, "Poet and
Peasant," Suppo. 3. Cornot Duet,
"Fairyland," Barnhouso. Messrs.
Topplng-Turnell.
4. Waltzes, "Academy," Bochnu.
B. Clarinet Solo, "Somnamunln,"
Thornton. C. G. Adams.
C. A Hunting Scene, Descriptive,
Bucalossi.
Synopsis: Andantlno 1. Morn
ing breaks calm and peaceful. 2.
Huntsmen propnro for tho chase.
Allegro 1. Huntsman sounds a
blast. 2. Parties Join. 3. A Hunt
ing wo will go. 4. Itoad allvo with
horsemen. Alio Modto 1. Barking
of dogs. 2. Tally Ho! 3. Tho chaso.
4. The death.
7. Vocal Solo, "A Thousand
Leagues Under tho Sea," Petrlo.
C. R. Wddo.
8. Selection, "King Dodo," Lu
dors. 9. American Patrol, . Moa
cham. 10. March, "Chicago Trib
une," Chambers. Star Spangled
Banner.
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Y LEAVE
1 STEAMERS
Large Number Sail From Coos
Bay for Portland and San
Francisco Saturday.
A largo number of people loft
Coos Bay for Portland and San
Francisco on tho steamers Break
water and M. F. Plant which sailed
lato Saturday. Thoso who left on
the Breakwater for Portland and
other points wero as follows:
L. Storey, "Mrs. Storey, Eva Pat
tec, Mary Pattce, Eva Cox, Mrs. G.
Cox, Mr. Young, E. B. Crenel, Miss
M. Pateo, Jennie Pattec, Augusta
Patteo, Fred Pattee, J. H. Bushnell,
Mrs. Bushnell, Frank Harley, E.
Heese, Jno. Faust, Mr. Hazelton,
Mrs. Hazelton and children, L. M.
Thorsen, H. P. Covell, F. C. Jen
nings, D. W. Power, H. N. Coroy,
A. M. Smith, W. W. Hills, Wi.
Banks, T. W. Davis, L. Crabell, Mrs.
Crabell, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Gevlnz,
C. A. Sandell, D. L. Boyer, A. Cra
voll, O. Abrahamson, J. Kail, T. J.
Scott, J. B. Golden Mrs. Golden,
Fr.ed Bunau, W. S. Horrell,. Jno,
Evanson, Mrs. McDonald, Mr. Peter
sen, H. Nyman and Miss Dawson. '
Plant's Sailing List.
The sailing list of tho M. F. Planl
for 'Frisco was as follows:
Mrs. Nettle Holm, Mrs. E. Itlnguo,
Mr. Leland, H. Reed, C. H. Webber,
Mrs. Webber, R. Fourchy, Mrs. Wm.
Wade, Mr. Wm. Wade, A. J. Bledsoe,
Mrs. Bledsoe, Capt. Varney, II.
Emery, J. L. Gerstel, F. E. Newton,
Mrs. W. M. Randall, Mrs. Moore-,
Sol. Israel, Mr. Muldoon, Mr. Smith,
Mrs. Smith, Glen Sheldon, W. T.
Cole, J. Workman, L. Rlngue, S.
Millak, D. R. Smith and C. D.
Bcale.
Many Outing Parties.
Outing parties wero greatly In
vogue yesterday. Tho day being so
very pleasant. Among tho excur
sions was a largo party from Emplro
Including a few from North Bend
and Marshfield. They crossed tho
bar in the launch "Queen" and en
tered Sunset Bay, where after land.
ing, tho day was spent in tho usual
manner prevalent at the sea side.
Luncheon was served and a general
good time was enjoyed by all present.
Dance at Sumner April 4th.
by Landenburg orchestra.
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rcrsoniiel of Band.
Tho personnel of tho Bandon Band
Is ns follows:
Director, E. B. Kausrud; soloists,
Director E. B. Kausrud; soloists
clarlnot, C. G, Adams; bass, C. R.
Wado. Cornets Geo. P. Topping,
I. A. Turnoll, II. Mancult and C.
Burnoll.
Clnrlnots Chas. Thompson, C. G.
Adams, II, Schrlobcr, J. Lamont and
."Will Lagoro.
Trombone J. L. Stitt, Fred. Gri
hl and L. T. Sutherland.
BnBs W. M. Tonbrook and H.
Nelson,
Euphonium D. A. Patterson.
Baritone C. E. Bowman.
Horns G. D. Mancult, E. Boak
and II. I). Van Norden.
DruniB and traps G. N. Gustat.
Drums Thou Frosor and C. W.
Bowman,
Prices LowQuality High
This price list of meats at tho City Market is changed two
times each week. It will pay you to read it regularly:
Sirloin Steak per pound. ,15Pork Chops 12 to 15c
Round Steak 10cNlco Beof for Bol fl to 8J
Pot Roast from. ... 8 to 10c
T Bono Steak, per pound. .lScMutton ChoDS 12& to 15c
Primo Rib Roast 12 Mutton Stew 10c
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OUXUS GRANULATED SUGAR
FOR 50c.
10 pounds of granulated sugar for
CO cents with a $2,50 order ot gro
ceries overy day this week.
ANONA CASH GROCERY,
Opposite Timea Office.
TEe City Market
Phono 10 J I It. II. NOBLE, Prop. Front nnd O Streets
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COOS BAY BAKERY
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The Myers Store
Few of the Hundreds of Savings Taken
at Random From the
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United
Spring
Hosiery Bargains
Ladles' black cotton hose. "Wortjh regular-
arly 15c pair. United Spring Sale price
pair 9c
Children's black cotton hose. Size 5 to
10. Worth 15c pair. Special, pair only..9c
Men's Rockford work sox. Great wearers.
Worth regularly 15c pair. United Spring
Sale price, pair 5c
Men's 15c black cotton hose. Reinforced
heels and toes. Special, pair only . Qc
Hat, Savings
Boy's hats In black and tan. Sizes 6 to C
7-8. Regular values as high as $2.00. 45c
Men's hats In black, tan and brown,
ed styles. All go at.each only . .
Assort-
$1.85
Genuine Heatherbloom petticoats in black
only. All sizes and regularly selling at $2.75.
Also a big lino of $3.00 black sateen
petticoats. All go at the one price of each
only $2.25
A Few Shoe Savings
Children's Shoes In VIcI and patent leather
tips. Sizes 3 to 7. Regular prices wero
up to $2. 00. Pair only 9?C
Ladies' white canvas oxfords. Sizes 2 to
C. Leather heels. Regular ?1.50 value,
Pair $1.15
Misses' and Children's shoes in vicl and box
calf. Sizes 10 to 2. Regular price was $2.00
pair. Now pair only $1.35
Boy's box calf and kangaroo shoes. Bal. and
blutcher styles. Sizes 11 to 3. Regular
$2.25' values.. Pair only $1.53
Ladles' $3.50 oxfords In vicl, box calf and
patent leather. Sizes 2 to 6. Widths A to
D. Special pair only $1.67
Ladies' and Misses' shoes In vicl and box calf
Regular price range as high as $4.00. Bal.
and blutcher styles. Pair only ;... $1.95
Men's vicl and box calf oxfords. Regular
$4.50 values. Pair only $2.85
Men's $G.00 tan shoes. Bal. and blutcher
styles. All sizes and widths. A great spec!
al at $4.50
OUR FALL SHIPMENT OF
Rubber
Goods Now Here
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E ARE now prepared to supply your wants in rubber boots, shoes and tennis ox
fords. The last trip of the Alliance brought us 65 cases of men's, women's,
children's and infants' rubber boots and shoes. Those who have been waiting can now
be supplied. Ask to see our big line of knee and hip boots. Every pair made of first
grade rubber.
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Imported Suitings 1
Spring of
1908
AT
Jensen'j
Where Good Clothes Are Made
We Will .Give
PHOTOGRAPH
OST CARDS
Coos Bay Scenes
5c
$5.00
' Each at
A. M. PRENTISS & CO.
Post Cards, NqtcIUos, General I
Merchandise.
THE BEVIER ENGINEERING WORKS
AUNUI'ACTUftKTS OP
QAM UNOINI-S and SPECIAL MACMINURY. MECHANICAL DRAFTING
a Specialty. Shops In tho North Bend Wollen Mills
North Bend
Phcne 1291
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THAT FIT TIIE FEET
TILVT'S OUll BUSINESS
For the . hest advertisement with
which to fill this space tor
Primrose nnd Eastern Star Hams and
Bacon and Golden Gate Lard
For second hest we will give one
PRIMROSE HAM, third hest one
EASTERN STAR HAM, fourth hest
one pail GOLDEN GAfL LARD.
Write your ads exactly as you wish
them to appear and mall to us. They
must reach us not' later than Satur
day March 21.
Do not have any Illustrating in copy
Pettyjohn, Nicols & Co.
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MIANUS
GASOLINE ENGINE
On exhibition at our sales rooms in connection with our
COMPLETE LINE OF
LAUNCH SUPPLIES
!:: WHISTLES SPARK COILS
:: Slut LIGHTS STEERING-WHEELS
SPARK PLUGS MARINE-HARDWARE
CARBURETORS BELLS
SPEED-WHEELS BATTERIES
Mandl & Staddrn, th now propri
etors of tho former 'Walker studio,
urn prepared to turn oat tha boit
wort: Ik their lluo
Tho man who knows a. "chanoo"
when ho sooa it find "exciting news"
In tha want columns.
Steam Dye Works
C Street
Ladles' nnd Gents' Garments
Cleaned or Dyed
Philip Rorkrr, Proprirfor.
Dr. F. J. Hayes, Optometrist, has
returned after an nhsenco of three
weeks, and Is ready for business once
more with a full now lino ot things
optical.
!: Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
Water. Front Near "A" Street - Phono it
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THF RTNK" ?ow 9 7 oto 9:30
o . IMINIV. Saturday Afternoon 2 to 4:30
Special Rates to private parties 9:30to 11:30 p. m.
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