THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1908.
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M. R. LEE IS CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I IJAVK .H'NT RECEIVED MY MX!! Ol1 "PACKARD" SHOES
FOR KAKTKR. ALL THE SHAPES IX TAX AM) PATENT
LOW CUTS.
REMEMBER I AM GOING TO (il E AWAY A So "STETSON"
hat. every nor. Pint mask entitles you to a
chance.
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MyitL- Point Man Endeavors to Se-
euio Republican Nomination :it
Primaries, April 17th.
M. R. Loo of Myrt'e Point, is on
Coos Day In behalf of his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
county treasurer, lie filed his peti
tion just in time to set on the ballot,
his candidacy being inspired and
urged by tbo Myrtle Point delega
tion. He has been a resident of Coos
county since 1S73 and is well known.
He asks that all who believe him
worthy of the position give him their
vote at the primaries.
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repaired for $1.50
per month on con
tract: for 3 months
We will store your goods far lc
cubic feet. Bay Sido Paint Co.,
.orth Uend.
TRY GUET'i'ARD'S PURE.
Store your Goods with the Bay
Sile Paint Co., North Bend.
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Performances 7:30 and S:4S p. ra. Admission 10
OPEN EVERY AFTERNNON AND EVEN
Mim ING, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p. m.
Speciel r !S Co private parties ::5 to liiiiO p. m.
DANCING eicry Wednesday night alter 0:iJO p. in.
Gents, .c; Ladles, free.
Evcellent door,
fiooil limbic. D. L. AVERY, Prop.
The Unique PantaLoraim
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The average Person will consnmn
in their natural life time, lS-head-ot-hogs
most of which w'll be in the
shape of
Hams, Bacon and Lard
This being fis Cnse
Do You Realize the Importance
of Pure Hams, Bacon, Lard, Wo Do!
knowing this and being experts in
these particular necessities of lifts,
wo have chosen with Great Care anil
study the following Brands as being
superior to all others.
Primrose
Gate Lard, Eastern
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MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE
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i SOME SPECIAL PIECES
'j: of high grade furniture that just arrived are now on
display at this store, Come and inspect the stock
whether you wish to buy or not,
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Good Jleairv nud V hides.
HKIS.MUt, MUiLKIC & CO.
3.ieiy, Kt-ed and SjiIo Stable.
l'ood for fiale.
Third (. A ht. Phone l.'OI Mnrshflold
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MARSHFIELD, OREGON
Tclsphoncs: Office 2161
Residence 2171
Tattle of the Town
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tin clinir of Rossii) 11 lug up
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3 ' WESTERN OREGON. Fair
tonight and Wcdnesdny; prob-
ab'.y liglit frost toniglit. North
to east winds.
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ins; G p. in.. April 13, by Dr.
E. Milieus, local cooperative O
government observer. "
Maximum 5G
Minimum 45
At G p. in 49
Precipitation none O
Wind, Northwest; cloudy.
COOS RAY TIDKS
Tbo following tables give the
Qours of high and low tides for every
uay tills week:
HIGH WATER! A. M,
FOR SALE Furniture
heating stoe Appi
Fitko, Pine street.
range and
to A. E.
FOUR TEAMS FOR SALE One
matched team weighing 2.S00
pounds, G years old, three other
good teams all at work steady
work. One good buggy horse har
ness and buggy. Reasons for sell
ing, sicknesi and must leave. Cur
ren Bros., North Bend.
FOR SALE. Complete set of House
hold Good3, cheap. P. F. Gagnon.
WANTED Grain sacks, 5 cts. each.
MASTERS & McLAIN.
WANTED Girl to take care of baby.
Apply to Mrs. II. H. McPherson.
LARGE FRONT room for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished. Apply 'B'
"Times."
FOR RENT Large sunny front
room, across from Marblo Worl s.
WANTED To do dressmaking in
private homes; by the day. En
quire 'W' care "Times."
1G0 ACRES of land for sale. Ad
dress, Mrs. R. McCann, North
Bend.
FOR RENT House of ten rooms
and bath in South Mnrshflold. Ap
ply A. B. Campbell, 'Phono 49 i.
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! IMMEDIATE VICINITY
j It is the policy of this bank to Jl
comflnc its business to the im- I
tj mediate vicinity. In following jj
fj this remise, the bank not only g
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h the community. :
H FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
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HJohn Pruess R. T. Kaufman K
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3Inrden's Wliolesalo liquor
House
I'hono 181 Orders Delivered
Free
William A. Carter
CANDIDATE FOR
REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR
Railroad
CoiraiissIne7
First Congressional District
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Eureka OJV Bar. The Eureka
which has been fast on the sand spit
at Pony Slough got off at the flood
tide at midnight last night. She
came down to tho Marshfield bunkers
this morning and loaded for Portland.
Xortli Rend Council to Meet. The
North Bend city council will meet in
regular session tonight. It is pre
sumed that threo or four blocks of
plank paving will be ordered. The
proposed new charter will probably
also be taken up and discussed.
Branching Out. - George Good
rum, the clothier and furnisher, lias
just added to his stock a lino of the
high grade Packard shoes. The
shoe department is hereafter to be
as prominent and complete as tho
other features of this popular com
mercial establishment.
Circuit Court Open. Tho next
term of Circuit Court meets at Co
qullle city on Monday, April 27th,
but Judge Hamilton has written say
ing that he will be at Coquillo City
on'Frlday, tho 24th, at 1 o'clock p.
m., to meet with tho attorneys as
is his usual custom.
Will Start AVnrk. Tho Drain Non
pareil says that J. W. Sweeney, who
holds the contract for building four
tunnels on tho now Drain-Coos Bay
railway, near Elkton, is in Drain
preparing to start construction Work.
He expects to get the work underway
within a short time and will rush
It to completion.
Now Styles and Samples
Just Received From
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Charles A. Stoveng Ooat & Suit
Hootbo, Chicago, 111. O
MRS. M. R. SMITH, Agent
Cor. 'First and B eCb. Marahflold
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.. M. C. Maloney, Publisher Coos Bay Times.
.J. Dear Sir:
Z From the results of our nil. with you Saturday evening, wo havo
l had more business than wo could handle. The Times seems to ho
X tho proper mUertisius medium for reaching the people of Coos . i U
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Respectfully,
C. W. Baumbaugh,
Battle Creek Turkish Baths
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Try the Merchants'
Lunch, 11:30 to 2 p.m.
25c
s Cafe
Also the evening dinner is
worth trying
Sold Their Sheep. Charlio Mer
chant was in the c'ty today from
Merchant Bros, rnnoh near Billiards.
He reports that they havo disposed
of their entire flock of sheep at tho
ranch, Carver & Bushnell from near
Myrtle Point being the purchasers.
The roads between the Bay and Bill
iards is reported to bo in fine shape
for this season of tho year.
At the Crystal. Tho all-comedy
bill at the Crystal was presented to
capacity houses. Each film was n
hit from "Woman Cruel Woman"
to "Take Good Care of Baby." Tho
Teddy Bear slides In the song
"Everyone Wns Meant for Someone"
brought down tho house. Too much
cannot be said about this bill it is
a laugh producer from start to finish.
FLORENCE MEN TO GROW
CRANBERRIES THERE.
WEINIIARD'S UKKIt
PROMOTES HEAITH
MARSDEN'S LIQUOIt HOUSE
Orders Do!lvril Free.
Jesso Rounds and I;. II. Caulleld Will
Endeavor to Start New Industry
In Western Oregon.
EUGENE, Ore., April 11. Josso
Bounds of Eugene, and L. B. Can
field of Cottago Grove, havo Just
purchased 1G0 acres of land on tho
North Fork of the Sluslaw rlvor, two
miles from Florence, from Mr.
Bounds' father, J. A. Bounds, and
they will ongago In tho business of
raising cranborrles on tho 20 acres
of marsh land on tho tract. Mr.
Bounds returned this uftornoon from
Corvallls, whoro the deal for tho
land was closed with his father, who
resides there.
Mr. Bounds stated to a Guard re
porter this afternoon that ho nnd
Mr. Cnnflold will begin sotting out
cranberry plants at once and they
will ho bearing within two yearn
from the tlmo they aro sot out. Thoy
will not set tho ontlro marsh to tho
herrloi) this year, but will gradually
incroaso the acreage until the 20
acres aro covered with tho vines.
Tills marsh Is very similar to
thobo on Coos Bay and In Tillamook
county, whore tho uorry U exten
sively grown and profitably mar
keted, and tho promoters of tho en
terprise on tho Sluslaw sou no rea
son why thoy cannot make n success
of tho venture
Personal Motes
EI,MER RONES of NnrMi Bend, was
n city visitor yesterday.
BERT DIMMICK Is spending a few
days at Ten Mile with friends.
MRS. HvrsCIHMJT of Coos River,
was shopping hi Marshfield yesterday.
MARSHAL NAY of Kentuck Inlet,
spent Monday In Marshfield with
friends.
F. D. KRUSE of Isthmus Inlet, was
transacting business in Marshfield
on Monday.
W. GUPTIL of Coos River, was in
Marshfield yesterday attending to
business affairs.
K. K. Keno of Denver is on Coos Bay
ror a few days attending to busi
ness affairs.
A. R. McLAURENE of Marshfield, is
in Bandon for a few days attend
ing to business affairs.
A. R. MCDONALD of Ten Mile, wns
attending to business affairs in
Marshfield yesterday.
CAPTAIN C. W. HARRIS of Sumner,
was attending to business affairs
In Marshfield yesterday.
SEYiMOUR ERICKSON ot Ten Mile,
was in Marshfield yesterday trans
acting business affairs.
II. KING left Marshfield yesterday
for Ton Mile whore ho will remain
for a few days with friends.
A. C. KRAHBLE of Minneapolis, is
on Coos Bay for a short time at
tending to business affairs. r
MRS. WM. HORSFALI, spent today
In Marshfield and loft this evening
for her homo at Lakewood.
MRS. GEO. WITTE of Coos Rlvor,
was In Marshfield yesterday at
tending to business affairs.
ARTHUR McKEOWN loft this city
yesterday for Ton Mile where ho
will spend a short time fishing.
MISS AGNES GOODWIN arrived in
tills city yesterday and will re
main for some time as the guest
of friends.
TOM HARVEY and wife, C. C. Going
nnd wifo and II. Wells and wife,
spoilt Sunday on Coos River fishing.
BEN.T. WALKER is in this city for
a few days attending to business
affairs and incidentally visiting
frlonds.
HARRY DARTELL left Marshfield
yoitorday for Portland where ho
will remain for somo tlmo attend
ing to business affairs.
JOHN E. PERROTT of Coquillo, an
aspirant for tho Republican nomi
nation for sheriff, was on' Coos Bay
yesterday in behalf of his candidacy.
FRED RIVES loft Marshfield yes
terday for San Francisco where ho
will remain for about six weeks,
thon returning to Coos Bay by way
of Portland.
GEO. VERNE and wifo left Marsh
field yesterday for Portland, whoro
they will reinnin permanently, Mr.
Verno having accepted n position
in that city.
JACK DARRE, who has been on
Coos Bay for sometime past, left
yesterday for his homo in the East
whoro ho will rtmnln for a short
vacation with his parents.
E. D. BURNEE passed thru Marsh
field yesterday on his way to North
Bend from Coquillo, whoro ho will
romnln for a bhort tlmo attending
to business affairs and incidental
ly visiting frlonds.
MISS NELLIE BERNITT hns boon
elected delegate for tho Westorn
Star, which will hold the conven
tion this year in Salom on Mny
19th. Miss Bornltt will leave
Marshflold about tho 15th of next
month and remain away about ono
month,
MRS. E. A. MAY of Marshfield, re
turned on tho steamer Alliance
from Portland. Sho brought with
her tho two small children of Mrs.
W. W. May who died April 5th, at
Portland. Sho wishes to thank tho
ofllcors of tho boat for tho courtesy
shown hor on her trip with the
children, oven from tho captain to
tho cook helped her euro for the
children.
BIRTHS.
BORN To tho wifo of HI Wright,
on April 12, 1908, a bon.
NOTICE TO BASEBALL PLAYERS
AND FANS.
We aro now prepnred to store
your goods. Bay Sido Paint Co.,
. North Bend.
Thoro will bo a meeting of those
intorosted in bnsoball Thursday even
ing at S o'clock sharp, at tho Co. null
('hiiinherH City Hull for tho puipnso
of perfecting nn organization nud
to devise ways and moans of glisten
ing a ball team In this town. Also
to disciiBS forming a Coos County
League, All those Interested nro
earnestly requested to bo present.
O. A. HOWARD,
Acting manager.
DIABLO!
Tho latest thing out in games
from 2Co to J2.50 Coos Bay Cash
Storo,