THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1908.
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Large assortment of
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ELECTRIC
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Every residence on Coos Bay
that is wired for electric ser
vice should have one of theso
most useful and time saving
flatlrons. Ask your neighbor
who own3 one. Two million
American women are using
them.
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STEAMER "FLYER"
M. P. PENDERGRASS, Master.
TIME TABLE.
Leaves Marshuld 7:30, 9:00.
and 10:30 a. m., and 1:00,
2:30 and 4:00 o'clock p. m.
Leaves North Bend at 8:15,
9:45 and 11:15 a. m., and 1:45
3:15 end 5:00 p. ra.
Makes dally trips except
Sundays. Fare: Ono way, 15
cents; round trip, 25 cents.
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THAT'S OUR BUSINESS
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Stetson soft and stiff hats $4 and $5
Goodrum hats .... $3 and $4
Kciser Cravats .... 50c to $2
Dent gloves . . . $2.00
W. C. Bloom & Go's, fancy
vaistcoats . . . $2 to $5
Cluett shirts, all shades and cuts, $ J to $3
Wilson Bros, sox . . . 25c to $1
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MONEY TO LOAN.
$1,000, $2,000 ad $5,000 to loan
on leal estate. Address, Investment,
care of The Times.
ROOMS TO
Times.
RENT. Apply at The
FOR SALE. Complete set of House
hold Goods, cheap. P. F. Gagnon.
FOR RENT. Part of unfurnilshed
house.Eastside. Inquire at Store.
FOR SALE Full blooded Jersey
bull. Apply Gambles butcher shop.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter
in good condition. Inqulro at
"Times" offlce.
FOR RENT. Four rooms. Bath,
hot and cold water. $10 per month.
Phone 1221.
FOR RENT House of ten rooms
and bath in South Marshfield. Ap
ply A. B. Campbell, 'Phono 494.
FOR SALE Beautiful 5-acre tracts
at $00 and $65 per acre. Owner
C. H. Chandler, Bandon, Oregon.
FOR SALE A lot 50 x 140 in rail
road addition, partly cleared, fac
ing east. Enquire "M" care of
Times.
FOR SALE OR RENT Good 40
room hotel. Address "Opportun
ity" care Times.
FURNISHED room to rent. 'E,' care
of "Times."
FOR RENT Five or six furnished
house-keeping rooms, reasonable.
Permanent parties desired. Apply
Mrs. Charles Murr, near park,
North bend.
F R RENT Ono G-room house and
a woodshed, located in Plat B, ad
jolnint; Porter addition. Fine
location. Apply John T. Olsen,
North Bend.
FOR SALE. In sections 3, 4, 9 and
10, township 24, C04 acres of land,
good house, bearing oichanU, etc.
Also 4 or 5 millions old growth
fir timber. Will sell the whole of
It, or in parcels to suit purchaser,
.'-pply to C. W. Sanford, Marsh
field, Ore.
KENTUCK VALE Garden Homos,
Stevens Ranch subdivides in 10 to
22 acre-tracts, $C00 to $1,000
each. Best and cheapest acre
tracts on the Bay. Guerry & Hal
lister, Bank building; F. J. Monro,
Baysido Paint Co. Storo, North
Bend.
Three Acres
In the Heart of Bandon
1,500 feet from the Post Ofllco
with houso barn and other out
buildings, all cleared and in
clover, good spring and a good
well close to the school ground
for $3,500. Two good ranches or
farms, one $2,250 and the other
for $3,250 within 4 miles of Ban
don. Address, E. E, Cakes, box
86, Bandon, Oregon.
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Dry Wood
Can be had at a
moments notice at
Campbell's
WOOD YARD
Link Smith lessee 'Phone 921
.North Front St.
AVEINIIAItD'S UEEIl
PROMOTES HEALTH,
MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE
Orders Delivered Free.
Do not !et such
pass but get wise and buy where you
get style, quality and price.
Tailor made suits
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Little grains of fact sifted from
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and down tlio town.
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By Associated Press.)
WESTERN OREGON. Fair
tonight except showers near the
coast. Light frost in the inter-
lor tonight, Sunday probably
showery with south to east
winds.
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LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- t
PORT.
For twenty-four hours
ending G p. m., April 3, by
Dr. E. MIngus, local coopera-
tlve government observer.
Maximum 54
Minimum 42
At G p. m 49
Precipitation 10
Wind, Northwest; partly
cloudy.
COOS BAY TIDES
The following tables give the
hours of high and low tides for every
day this week:
HIGH WATER A. M. P. M.
Date. h. in. ft. h. m. ft.
Friday . . 3 1:25 7.4 2:02 C.4
Saturday . .4 2:02 7.3 2:49 5.9
SUNDAY . 5 2:37 G.9 3:37 5.4
Monday . . G 3:17 G.5 4:37 4.8
LOW WATER A. M. P. k.
Date. h. m. ft. h. m. ft.
Saturday . .4 8:39 -0.3 8:37 2.2
SUNDAY . 5 9:21 -0.1 9:17 2.8
Monday .. .G 10:09 0.3 10:05 3.3
BeneiU Dance. Tho Marshfield
Fire Department and The Acme Band
of this intend eivlncr a lnrtrn linnnflt-
dance on May 2nd.
Boiiitu on Pomona's Run. The
Bonita, a small vessel which has been
plying out of Oakland, has been tem
porarily placed on the run of tho
wrecked Pomona between Eureka
and San Francisco.
Victim of Ptomaine Poison. Mrs.
James E. Bennett, wife of the chief
engineer of the C. A. Smith mill, is
ill of ptomaine poisoning as a result
of eating clam's Thursday night.
While she wap quite sick for a timo,
no serious developments are antici
pated. Enjoy Social. About forty of the
young peoplo of the Baptist church
enjoyed a social at tho homo of Mrs.
C. D. McCarty in West Marshfield
last evening. Various games furnish
ed diversion for the evening, the con
tests of skill being followed by re
freshments. Acid Burns Ilniid. F. C. Buroh,
a pharmacist at tho Red Cross Drug
store had his hand badly burned yes
terday by accidentally getting some
hydre-chloride acid on It. At tho
time, he did not notice tho Injury
but a few hours later pain suddenly
I developed. Tho Injury Is not re
garded as serious.
Two from Portland. Tho Eureka
is expected in Sunday from Portland
and will sail Monday for Eureka.
Tho Alliance will reach Coos Bay
from Portland Wednesday and will
sail Thursday On tho next trip, It
is expected that tho Alliance will
reach here on Monday and sail Tues
day, getting buck on her old sched
ule. Captain Scninun Coming. Captain
Geo. Seaman, well-known on Coos
Bay, Is expected to make his first
visit here In a long time tonight
whon he will come In on tho oil
schooner, Whlttakor of which ho Is
now master. Captain faeaman was
formerly master of tho Breakwater.
Tho Whlttaker is from San Fran
cisco but stopped at Eureka en routo
north.
Jens Hanson Is building a fine :ett
denco in Sengstackens addition.
DON'T MISS IT.
Fine chicken dinner at
Caio tomorrow.
Smith's
BUY YOUIl MEAT.
M the Sanitary markot.
have a McCaskey register.
They
DIABLO Tho latest crazo. Europo
has gone crazy over It; Marshfield
next now at tho Coos Bay Cash
storo.
For a qulot home, EasUlde.
an opportunity
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i Personal Notes I
A. D. SMITH was a
tcrday.
clt visitor yes-
MRS. W. F. PIPER was shopping In
Marshfield yesterday.
SHERIFF GAGE of Coqulllo is In
Marshfield for a few days attend
ing to business affairs.
C. W. SANFORD and daughter were
In this city yesterday attending to
business affairs.
LAURIE OWEN who has been very
ill with the rheumatism is now
convnl esclng.
JUDGE TURPIN of Empire was In
Marshfield today as the guest of
B. Turpln and wife.
JACK MURRAY of Portland is visit
ing his father J. M. Murray of
Coos Bay for a few weeks.
W. P. SMITH of tho Smith Cafe, has
returned from Portland where ho
was attending to business affairs.
FRANK PARSONS of the Lockhart
Parsons Drug Company, Is con
fined to his home today by Illness,
tack of the grip.
MRS. S. C. JACOBSON of this city
departed this morning for Port
land whero she will remain for
two weeks with relatives.
EDGAR ALFSLUND of San Fran
cisco Is tho guest this week at tho
home of his brother, F. F. Alfs
lund of this city.
F. PETERSON returned to Marsh
field yesterday after having made
an extended business tour through
tho Coqullle country and through
Curry County.
C. K. MORRIS and family of San
Francisco arrived Ion Coos Bay
yesterday, and left this morning
for Bandon whero they will make
their permenant home.
B. JOIINSONreturned to his homo
In this city last evening accompan
ied by Mrs. Johnson after having
spent several weeks In Portland
attending to business nffnirs and
incidentally visiting with relatives.
B. S. MATHEWS and wif-, well known
by Coos Bay people who aro spend
ing thq winter In Calif., writes to
friends hero that they nro enjoying
good heal tli and havo spent a
pleasant winter.
T. W. RENNIE and wlfo of North
Bend havo returned to Coos Bny
nfter having spent tho winter nt
Los Angeles and various cities in
California.
MISS SELMA MATSON Is In Marsh
field for a few days visiting with
friends and relatives. Boforo leav
ing for her homo in North Bend
Miss Matson will visit with friends
on Coos Rlvor.
W. A. THOMAS loft Marshfield a few
days ago for his homo in San Fran
cisco whero ho was called on ac
count of his mother's Illness. Mr.
Thomas will return within tho next
throo weeks and resumo his work
In this city.
J. D. MEREEN returned to Mnrsh
fleld by way of the Plant yester
day after having been absont for
several months, during which ho
nttended tho Leland Stanford Uni
versity In California.
MRS. CHARLES BRIGHT and child
ren who havo been visiting for a
short time with friends In Marsh
field Intends leaving Coos Bay to
morrow for San Francisco whero
she will remain for some time at
tending to business trancactions
and visiting relatives.
MRS. A. B. KURYKEN of Minne
apolis who has been visiting for
several months on Coos Bay In
tends leaving on tho Plant for San
Francisco whero sho will remain
a Bhort tlmo, and then go to Los
Angeles whero she will remain
thero tho coming summer.
Whon you wako with thoughts of
oarth-a-quaklng
And walls about your ears a shaking
Love sems a frost, death makes you
shiver!
McArthur's diagnosis "Torpid
LIvor!"
CHICKEN DINNER
At Smith's Cafe tomorrow.
BEST MEATS ALWAYS.
At tho Sanitary markot. Get your
supply there for Sunday dinner.
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ketball Game at North Bend
Pavilion Last Evening.
At tho conclusion of the second
regular half, the score of tho basket
ball game hctwen the Gold Bugs and
the Brownies at the Simpson Park
Pavilion In North Bend last night
was a tie, thirteen to thirteen. Ad
ditional play was agreed upon and
resulted In a victory for tho Gold
Bugs by a score of 15 to 14.
Tho game Is said to havd been ono
of the fastest ever seen at North.
Bend, both teams of the North Bend
high school girls playing in good
form. There was a good turn out
and enthusiasm ran rampant.
While all the girls played well.
Misses Lucllo Greenleaf and Ellen
Anderson aro said to havo done the
star playing for the Gold Bugs and
Misses Edith Raab and Amelia Volz
for tho Brownies. W. A. Davenport
was referee, Harry Russell umplro
and Mr. Hevener scorokeeper.
From tho two teams, a team will
bo selected to play tho Bandon High
School girls at Bandon. The gamo
will probably be played a week from
Friday.
Women Organize.
Several prominent North Bend
young women havo also organized a
basket ball team. Their contests to
date havo ben restricted to games
with the high school girls. Thoso
on tho team are Misses Wilson, Bert
man, Laura Kruse, Lena Kruso and
Mrs. Wernlck.
Tho North Bend teachers aro or
ganizing a tennis club and will havo
their first practice today.
I NORTH RFNn
PERSONAL CHAT
Mrs. Dr. MIngus of Marshfield vis
ited friends and did some shopping
here yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. French of Marshfield,
was In North Bend yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Simpson of
North Bend nre In Marshfield to spend
Sunday at the homo of Miss Lillian
Hall.
C. Hudson who has been employed
by tho Simpson Lumber Company for
some tlmo has resigned and will
leave tomorrow on the I'luiu for San
Francisco. Alter u short visit thero,
ho expects to return to hi3 old homo
in Detroit.
A largo number of North Bond
peoplo aro going to nttend a ball to
bo given at North Inlet tonight as a
benefit for tho Win. Judd family
whoso homo was recently destroyed
by tire. Ono boat will leave North
Bend this afternoon and another this
evening.
Miss May Patterson, a clerk In
Russell Bros.' storo has just received
lettors from friends in Michigan
from whom sho had not heard In
years. It camo about In a novel way.
Some weeks ago, sho was nffilcted
with bolls and an item about It ap
peared In tho Coos Bay Dally Times.
In Us genoral circulation, a copy of
Tho Times containing tho item fell
into hands of tho Michigan friends
who immediately wroto to her.
SUNDAY DINNER.
At Smith's Cafe will make llfo
seem worth living.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
H. C. Breckonrldgo and G. L. Dean
havo this day dissolved partnership
existing under the namo of tho Coos
Bay Transportation Company. H.
C. Breckonrldgo retiring. All bills
pnyablo to G. L. Dean who assumes
all liabilities.
H.'O. BRECKENRIDGE
G. L. DEAN,
Marshfield, Ore., April 1, 1908.
FOR INVESTMENT.
Two big lots (cornor), in West
Marshfield, lovol ground; two story
house, rented $2,250
Flno Improved corner In West
Marshfield; 7-room houso; nearly
new $1,850
Large tract in Railroad addition,
cleared and Improved; good house,
fence, well, etc $3,500
40 acres on Coos rlvor; partly
slashed; some good bottom; 3-room
house; good stream of water. , .$750
Two lots on Bnlncs street, all
cleared and graded; 140 feet
doi, $800
Z . us for real estate of all kinds,
wo can quote you lowest prices on
property in every locality on Coos
Bay.
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
Across from Chamber of Commerce,
GOLD BUGS
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