The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, April 15, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY COOS BAY" TIMES', MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1908. trWr-ir -rO'I"HfrH"H-H-H-H HIHHHH-lHH:'i"H fr-H-H-I-i- -vl-I-I-I-I-I-t-I-I-I-I-J-k T f Personal Notes f E. E. BRADFORD was a city visitor yesterday. EASTER.' EASTER! f THE OPENING OF THE SEASOX. f. Have you a chance on the $5 "Stetson" hat to be given away. Every 50c purchase entitles you to one chance. T Soft and stiff hats, all shapes and colors $ 3 to $5 ." Genuine Panama hats fS.OO Tattle of the. Town Little grains of fact sifted from the chuff of gossip Hying up mill down the town. 4- J. fr I I t 1 PRANK BLAINE was attending to business affairs In Marshfield yes terday. . . Outing hats, all colors $1.00 Have you seeji the new fancy hats bands at 25c. WEATII Kit FORECAST. MISS ROOKE was in Marshfield yes terday attending to various busi ness affairs. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Show ers tonight or Thursday; west erly winds. iGto.Goow"! 1 TBI GtfllS I 1 -3 WWISHtK 1 MATHEWS was attending to business affairs in Marshfield yes torday. iinMtnricLD OKI t8 Vkr a v q& ii ib. & v t i ,2..H.j..M..".a4.4".K.-H. to MH ALL COMEDY WEEK AT THE Marshfield, Oregon "The Gent's Furnisher" XOTICE TO CONTRACTORS GET YOUR t7 ja Y' ?:3Q and 8:45 Stsdl T Admission 10c 1 IE Just like BARNUM & BAILEY'S only different Will THEAT. Performances 7:30 and 8:45 p. si. Admission 10c I I r II I HIWIIII. ! ! f Mm ? n? &Br j klm d&m - t Coal s Wood .. FROM .. JOHX ARLAXDSON Hall & Anderson Agents Phone 817. r V- -' OPEN EVERY AfTERNNON AND EVEN- im ING, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p. m. Spt'cial r s to private parties 0:!50 to 11:80 p. in. DANCING every Wednesday night after 0:80 p Gents, Hoc; Indies, free. Evpllent lloor. Good music. D. L. AVERY, Prop. 1 HERE SHE IS 7t'gWgR!M'Ayiit!M ft &NL AMIS 2-Cyde Make and Break Have another called the SAMSON From 2 to 200 Korse Power FOR TABLE USE TRY AVcinhard's Bottled Beor MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE Phono 481 Orders Delivered Free. Cb Call Hurvii o at Any Hour Uood Ilcuieu ami i-hicle. nEisxEn, miller & co. Livery, Feed and Salo Stable. Wood for Sale. Third it A st. Phone 1201 Mnrshficlrt Dids will be received for the con struction of a bunk and ottlce build ing in Coquille, the plans and speci fications of which may be seen at the offlces of J. .1. Stanley, at Co quille, Oregon, and of J. E. Cayoa, Marshfield, Oregon. All bids to be filed with the under signed at Coquille, Oregon, on or before May 1st, 190S. J. J. STANLEY, Cashier. The from H Store, 1)1 All LO! latest thing out in games 5c to s.bo Coos Bay Cash & w Ml tS 0 enes Shot Larson S, By Ro inn MRS. PRANK DAVIES of the Co qulllo country, is In Marshfield for a few days with friends. glc Mill, m ana ne harry b on Coos MISS ANNIE MASTERS w.nn Marshfield yesterday shopping and uiuiuuiuniiy visiting friends. COOS HAY TIDES Tho following tables glvo the nours of high and low tides for oven any this week: HIGH WATERI A. M. I P. M. ft. 1.2 1.4 l.S FOR SALE Bachelor's outfit, con sisting of stove, dishes, and furni ture. Apply Bicycle repair shop, Front street. WANTED TO RENT A good resi dence of 5 to 7 rooms. Posses sion to be given in about G weeks. 'H' Times office. FOR SALE Beautiful 5-acre tracts at $G0 and $G5 per acre. Owner C. H. Chandler, Bandon, Oregon. RS2E22ZESZE They're the Goods I 1 Ccios Bay Oil & Supply Co. I Water Front Near "A" Street - Phone 33 1 f,HII"I"X"!"ivI",,!'4,!"iv JH'r,,Hs-,H" K-t A !? JTTti a t It Pays to Advertise- In the Times j i i Read what an Advertiser says and then profit hy his experience T !.-!"tt-W!BTWiW.aVVgftTaftyCT MAKGAN'S Undertak5ng 1710 ' srr&- Nev 0'Connel Bldg. MARSHFIELD, OREGON Telephones: Office 2161 Residence 2171 M. C. Mnloncj', Publisher Coos Dny Times. J. Dear Sir: X From the results of our nd. with you Snturday evening, wo have T Imd more business than wo could handle. The Times seems to bo $ tho proper advertising medium for reaching the people of Coos J. Ray. .j. Respectfully, C. W. Baumbaugh, X J, battle Lreek lurkisb Catlis f MASTERS & McLAIN General Contractors Fibre Crushed Rock Building Stono Concrete Pedestals Sand, llriclc, Lime, Cement Wliolcsalo and Retail Dealers in BEAVER HILL COAL Rair and Wood Plaster Building Paper Roofing Paper Asphalt nnd Carbolinium H it Office, Broadway and Queen Streets. Phono Main 2011 II MARSHFIELD, OREGON rwnR:mmtnoJ8mmRKmji :m:a::::mj::ttnmnmRm HHH"I"I"I"t"I"H p, . . JSteaSssawS .. !i .S' .'-' 'irnimTiPfin . J--i s-csg" Soit'iAnJSSB mm i JOHN A. PROVORSE, Prop.and Mgr. T Phone 1251 - - North Bend, Oregon mtK::aaamnnrjm IMMEDIATE VICINITY 2 It is tho policy of this bank to j coinfinc its business to the im- H mediate vicinity. In following Jj this course, the' bank not only S enhances its own stability, but I promotes the highest itituiebt of it the community. H fIRST NATIONAL BANK Of COOS BAY, Marshfield, Ore. H O. B. Hinsdale W. S. McFarlnnd t President Cashier John Pruess R. T. Kaufman H Vice Pres. Asst. Cnnhier KaaKt::ttiuatm:ajattmn: Drink Welnards's BOTTLED BEER Warden's AVhoIcsalo IJiquor Houso Plione 181 Orders Delivered Free FOR RENT Single room in Nas burg building. Apply E. S. Bar gelt, Red Cross Drug store. Date. f h. m. ft. h. m. Wednesday 151 r:33 O.S 5:35 Thursday. 1G C:ll 0.3 G:15 Friday . . 171 G: 14 -0.1 0:51 Saturday . 18 7:211-0.51 7.27 SUNDAY . .191 S: 0 II -0.71 8:05 LOW WATER A. M. P. i Date. h. m. ft. h. m. Wednesday 15 11:42 0.3 11:50 Thursday .1G 12:21 Friday . . 17 0:22 7.1 1:02 Saturday .,18 0:53 7.2 1:40 SUNDAY . 19 1:29 7.2 2:35 31. ft. G.9 G.4 G.4 G.2 5.9 Creamery is Sold. Tho O. K. Creamery Company has purchased the old Coquille creamery and the Carl Cheese factory at Norway. Two Vessels Sail. The Czarina and Gasco left Coos Bay today for San Francisco, the Czarina being loaded with coal and the Gasco with lumber. Lay Keel for Boat. Kruso and Banks have laid tho keel for the now coasting steamer which they are building for Charles Thorn of North Bend. FOR SALE Furniture range and heating stove. Apply to A. E. Flske, Pine street. FOUR TEAMS FOR SALE One matched team weighing 2,800 pounds, G year3 old, three other good teams all at work steady work. One good buggy horse har ness and buggy. Reasons for sell ing, sickness and must leave. Cur ren Bros., North Bend. FOR SALE. Complete set of House hold Goods, cheap. P. F. Gagnon. WANTED Grain sacks, 5 cts. each. MASTERS & McLAIN. - WANTED Girl to take care of baby. Apply to Mrs. H. H, McPherson. LARGE FRONT room for rent, fur nished or unfurnished. Apply B' "Times." FOR RENT Large sunny front room, across from Marble Worls. WANTED To do dressmaking in private homes; by tho day. En quiro '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 Marshfield. Ap ply A. B. Campbell, 'Phono 494. New Styles and Samples Just Received From Charles A. Stevens Coat & Suit Honao, Chisago, Bl. MRS. M. R. SWITH, Agent Cor. First and B sts. Marhflold CSESHS2SHSHSH5ES5S2SHSHSHSHSSSE5HSa Dry Wood Can be had at a moments notice at Campbell's WOOD YARD Link Smith lessee 'Phone 921 North Front St. eSHSBSE52SESa52SHSSSESZSZS2SHSHSHSa Something New Try the Merchants Lunch, 11:30 to 2 p.m. 25c Smith's Cafe Also the evening dinner is worth trying i iikfffiii'''1 1 William A. Carter CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR Railroad imissioiier First Congressional District SALEM - OREGON Ben Merchant Better. Ben Mer chant, who is confined at the general hospital with malaria, is reported doing as nicely as could be expected, which will be gratifying news to his friends. Special Musses. Special masses will be held at the Catholic church Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday at 9 o'clock each morning, tho Rev. Father Donnelly, the pastor, being the celebrant. BLANE of Portland, is BaV for n. wnnlr nff.1 ins io uusiness affairs; and in cidentally visiting relatives. MISS MARGARET EVANS of Ban don, arrived In Marshfield yester day and will remain for some timo with friends. MISS LEILA BOWMAN of San Francisco, passed tnru Marshfield yesterday on her way to Myrtlo Point where she will remain for sonio time with relatives. RA WITAKKER of Bandon, hut recently of North Bend, left Coos Bay yesterday for San Francisco Wlir. 1.-, ...1,1 . ....v.u iiu ,iu ruiuain lor six eight weeks with relatives. or MRS. GEO. WINTERS of Pasadena, Cal. left this city yesterday for her homo In tho south, after hav ing spent several weeks on' Coos Bay with relatives. MISS HAZEL REINHARDT passed thru Mnrshilold yesterday on her way to Coquille from North Bond. Miss Reinhardt will remain In Co quille for a week with relatives. R. A. RODBY, who has been on Coos Bay for some time, left this city yesterday for his homo in tho East. Mr. Rodby intends return ing to Marshfield during tho sim-mor. C. II. MORTON passed thru this city yesterday on his way to Coos River from Bandon. Mr. Morton will remain with relatives for a few days, then go to North Bond whore he will seek employment. Engine Succeeds Oxen. W. D. Mathows hns given up tho ox teams that have been used for years by him in his logging camp at Eastsldo, an engine being secured by him a few days ago to handle the work. Excursion to Bnndoii. Prepara tions are being made to run an ex cursion from Coos Bay to Bandon Sunday, April 25th. It is expected that a large number will go from here. A baseball game is likely to bo one of the attractions. Recovers from Operation. Nols Burgham of tho life saving station at Gardiner, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at the General hospital Is reported rapidly improving. Ho will soon bo able to return home. Nairn Smith in Today. Tho Nann Smith reached Coos Bay from San Pedro and San Francisco today. She brought a Shea locomotive for the Smith-Powers Logging Company. She will load immediately with lum ber for the south. Eureka Out Today. Tho steam ship Eureka sailed to'lcy for Eu reka, cutting out tho trip to Port land as a result of tho delay occa sioned by encountering tho sand spit. She is now on her regular schedule and will reach here Satur day en route to Portland. Will Move Here S. Jones of Michigan but lately of San Jose, Cal., Is in Marshfield making arrange ments for a now residence to be built in South Marshfield. When his noino is completed Mr. Jones will send for his family, which is now at San Francisco, Change Light Rules. Inspectors Edwards and Fuller havo been ad vised that a now rule requires gaso line launches to carry red, white and green lights, tho samo as steam ves sels instead of merely having com bination lights. Open launches under ten tons capacity como with in tho requirements of tho and operators must keep the lights burning and in a position to ho shown to other vessels equipped with screens. . C. DALLEY of Eugene, Ore., who has been In Marshfield for several weoks investigating business es tablishments in this city, has de cided to remain hero and make his homo. MISS MABLE McDONALD of Hose burg, Is the guest of friends in Marshfield, for a short time. From hero Miss McDonald will iro to San Francisco whero sho will re main ns tho guest of her sister until after May Gth. DAN MYLER and C. C. CRANSER Intend leaving Marshfield some time during tho last of this month on nn extended trip down tho coast. Thoy will visit tho various cities of importance, returning to coos Bay during tho month of June. GEO. W. BEALE of Coos River, was a business visitor in Marshfield yesterday. Mr. Bealo Is greatly in terested In tho coming Southern Oregon District Fair and thinks that tho ranchers throughout Coos county will take a lively interest in it. Ho says tho revival of in terest in fruit raising resulting from- tho work of tho Marshfield 'Chamber of Commerce is proving very benoilclal. MAJOR KINNEY WILL SPEAK HERE TONIGHT- Candidate for Representative to Speak at Masonic Opera House Belarus from Coquille Valley. Major L. D. Kinney returned on the noon train from a canvass of tho cities in tho Coqulllo valloy and re ports a friendly reception in tho cities of Coquille, Myrtlo Point and Bandon. Mr. Kinney Is more than satisfied with tho outlook for hla nomination ns representative from Coos county and will close his can vass for tho Republican nomination with speeches tonight in tho Ma sonic Opera Houso, Mnrshflold, and tomorrow night In Eckholf hall. North Bend. La mo Shoulder. Whothor resulting from a sprain or from rlieumntic pains, thoro is nothing bo good for a lamo shoulder ruling as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Apply It freoly and rub tho parts vigorously at each application and a quick euro Is cortaln. For salo by JOHN PREUSS. HERE -o t ! One of the best propositions we have yet had to present to Our Customers S Lots 30x1 0C Woll located, prico, $20 to $30 por lot. 7 House and lot 50x120, Tont 10x12 10 ricks of wood. f $75 of furniture, all goes for $0.00. i STUTSMAN (Mb COMPANY f Real Estato f HWvW4WrtHMh4-H-H'HHrH'H