The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, May 18, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1908. I 'J - M k Quality, jiPrice, Style HiR2 TrlEY" The niftiest lino ever shown on Coos Hny, nnd at the right prices. Goodrum Hats .?:.() Packard Shoes . .$1, .jil..- nnd $5.00 Monarch Shirts $1.00 Cluott Shirts yi.."iO Coopers Underwear . . . ,$:i.oo suit. Wool Underwear :M)0 suit. Cotton Underwear $1.00 Overalls j)Or. Work Shirts r.Oc. Inspect my goods for they speak for themselves. .rv ;. i. JSSV -',i Ssii ' r?' f O 4f .-""V afit?.w ff .:? E"Z4 -!f?2$ k ti" J w . . r- . ggW1 . .'J --1 ii!ft 'MARSHFIELD, ORE. ;'''xivww v The Royal Bakery This establishment Is now under new management and ready for business with a full lino of BAKED GOODS, PIES, CAKE and PASTRY Our baker has had extensive experience and we assure the pub lic of the finest quality In everything wo carry. 1 X t x" I The Royal Bakery STEAMERS. THE - Steamer Plant SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, MAY 23d. FROM MARSHFIKLI). No reservation held after the arrival of the ship unices ticket is bought. , Agent MARSHFIELD, OREGON 25HSHSHSHSESZSZ5HSHSESHSEnSHSHSHSaZSHSHSc!SBE2S2SBeSHSHSE5HSSSHSaSZSa5? Portland & Coos Bay S S. Line BREAKWATER Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide. S. S.CZARJNA Sails weekly for San Francisco, carrying freight and combustibles only C. F. McCollum, Agt. Phone Main 34 - - - - A. St. Dock California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company Steamer Alliance B. V. OLSON, Blaster. SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUESDAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. F. P. Baumgartner, Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore. L. W. Shaw, Agt. Marab field. Ore.. Phono 441. The STEAMER EUREKA SAILS FOR EUREKA SATURDAY, MAY 2nd. No reservation held after the arrival of the ship unless ticket Is bought. MARSHFIELD, F. S. DOW, Agent OREGON IflKfe HBiBVUIBIBBIIBH SSBSIBHBSUB VEHRfltHHBRiBSBBEHMKSHSiClZSEIDC BBflfe TRY ONE OF Moore's Nonleakable Fountain Pens NORTON & HANSENS The Stationers mmmBBtwW f4ji$W&WMzXEKBmKmifi IN THE BATTLE OF LIFE A Man's Suit plays a very important part The well groomed man has a great ad vantage over the careless dresser Our $ 1 5 Suits Are good enough for anyone but if you want luxury we have them at $20, $25 and $30 WOOLEM MILL STORE MB! tiO Man Clothiers J. L. BOWMAN, Pi -ip. GEORGE ROTNOR, Mgr. Rev Clarence True Wilson Of Portland Will address the people of Coos county in the interest of Local Option as follows: Marsliili'Id, Tr.es.cluy, May Sfltli. Coquille, Wednesday, May 527th. North Rend, Thursday, May 28th. Mr. Wilson is one of the ahlest advocates of Temperance In the State, and his work will do much toward placing Coos County in the list of "Dry" counties. Closing Rally at I. 0. 0. F. Hall. Marshfield, Saturday Evening, May 30 300ICKEEPING Books opened, kept, closed and audited by expert accountant; nominal rates. Ad dress 'A' care Times. WANTED Typewriter machine. State make aud price. Address 'X care Times, Marshfield. The Shamrock X The beautiful new launch Is now ready for charter by par t, ties desiring a boat that com- bines speed, comfort and safety. ; win ucuuminuuiiiu ou jjuuiuu. & For rates and further informa- LOOK AT IT! j The 1908 Ferro Gasoline Engine ' It s a Hummer On Display at "The Gunnery" Isaac It. Tower. X I I I y txXXX'' SHORTHAND CLASS now organiz ing low rate four month's course. A competence for life at nominal outlay. Personal instruction by court reporter. Also bookkeeping and accounting taught. Classes for 190S summer season. Address Marshfield Commercial College, Marshfield, Ore. rOIl RENT Five-room house close in. Apply first house north mar ble works. t j Tattle of the Town Little grams pf fact sifted from ' the chair of gossip flying up and down the town. COOS HAY TIDES The following tables glvo the nours of high and low tides for every uay this week: MAY, 1008. LOW W.VTKIlj A. M. I l M. riate. Monday . . IS Tuesday . . 19 Wednesday 20 Thursday Friday . Saturday SUNDAY 21 23 2 1 h. m.l ft. j h. m. 7:07 8:51 9:45 11:09 7:49 S:43 9:31 10:29 11:29 0:27 1:37 -1.4 -1.3 -0.9 -0.4 0.1 2.9 2.3 ft. 3.1 3.3 3.5 3.3 f Personal Notes ! MRS. E. E. STRAW Is rapidly recov ering from the operation which she recently underwent for appendicitis. I.EE WEHSTER of Empire, was call ing on his many friends in Marsh Hold today and looking after busi ness interests. MRS. W. S. McFARLAND left on the M. F. Plant yesterday for San Francisco. She will spend about two weeks visiting relatives in San Francisco and Oakland. UGH WATER Date. Monday . . 18 Tuesday . 1 9 Wednesday 20 Thursday . 21 Friday . Saturday SUNDAY MAY, 1008. .22 23 24 A. M. 1 J h. m. ft. h. m. 1:05 7.3 2:32 1:47 7.1 3:22 2:37 C.G 4:17 3:32 G.2 5:20 4:42 5.7 G:22 G:02 5.2 7:23 7:24 5.1 S:13 12:34 0.7 l:35 1.2 M. ft. 5.9 5.8 5.8 5.8 5.9 G.l G.4 Into New Home. Walter Condron and family have moved from Cali fornia street into the Marsdon house on Pino street. Will Go to California. Joseph Ferry who sold his store at Riverton to J. C. Dyers, expects to leave soon on a pleasure trip to California. Hold llody For Relatives. The body of Tom Cook, the North Bend saloon man, who died last week, Is still hold at the morgue of Temple and Mangan pending advices from relatives of the deceased at Napa, Cal., concerning what they wish done regarding tho funeral. FRED DENTZ has returned from a several months stay In California and Nevada and expects to remain here sometime visiting his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Dentz, and his sister, Mrs. L. W. Planz of Eastside. MISS ALDA CANNON, bookkeeper for the Pettyjohn-Nlcols Company Is expected home the latter part of tho week from Salem where sho has been visiting relatives for sev eral weeks. THE MANY friends of Chas. Mahaf- fy of North Coos River, will read with regret that his brother, Mr. Robert Mahaffy, a visitor from St. Louis, Mo., is Indisposed by reason of partial paralysis of the left side, arm and limb, everything seems favorable to his early recovery. A Pleasant Evening. Among the Marshfield lovers of the dance who attended the ball given by the Coos Bay Orchestra at the Eckhoff Hall, North Bend, Saturday night, were Jas. Estes, Eddie Archer, Billy Cary and Earle Murneham who report a very pleasurable evening. Tnjur.'os Proves Troublesome. F. C. Burch, the popular young pharmacist at the Red Cross phar macy, is laid up today as a result of complications from the acid burn he sustained to his hand several days ago. That the Injury will not prove serious is the wish of his many friends. Coats Funeral Held. The funeral of Thomas Coats, the young ;nan who died at the General hospital Saturday following an operation for appendi citis, was held yesterday, tho Rev. D. W. Thurston officiating. It is possible that the body will be moved later to his old home in Shannon county, Missouri. REV. FATHER DONNELLY will leave in a day or two for a two weeks visit to Portland and other northern points. The Rev. Father Curley will officiate here during his absence, holding mass at North Bend next Sunday at 8 o'clock and In Marshfield at 10:30. The Rev. Father Donnelly expects to bo home by tho following Sunday. MRS. M. J. MANGAN and baby aro expected here within a few week3 from Belle Plain to join Mr. Man gan who recently engaged In tho undertaking business here. Mr. Mangan hopes to have his new home all prepared for them when they arrive. Mrs. Mangan's broth er, who is a bank cashier, may accompany her here for a visit and also to Investigate the possibilities of the Coos Bay country with a view of locating. NORTH BEND NEWS HOUSEKEEPING suite with bath. Inquire Mrs. Bascom Johnson, flat Second St., between 'B' & 'C TWO modern furnished rooms for rent $G per month each. Aug. Frlzeen, Broadway. tlon apply to IVY CONDRON, Pioneer Grocery Phono 841 X Drink Welnards's KOTTLED 11KEH Mardcn's Wholesale liquor IIous Phono 481 Orders Delivered Free Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been examined by eminent analytical chemists who certified that it con tained no narcotics. It is not only a safe and harmless medicine but the best in use for coughs, colds and croup. For sale by JOHN PREUSS. FOR TABLE USE TRY Weinhard's Bottled Beer MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE Phono 481 Orders Delivered Free. FOR RENT Fine room cottage on Broadway, near Washington. Ap ply Matt Anderson. PARTNER WANTED With $250 to take a half Interest In tho best pay ing business on Coos Bay. A mo ney maker from the start. Ad dress Box 'E' Times. Speak For Prohibition The Rev. D. W. Thurston of the Baptist church, and Attorney J. L. Smith will go to Bandon today to speak in behalf of prohibition. Tho Rev. Thurston expects to make speeches almost daily at different points in tho county until the election, two weeks from today. Takes Hoffman to Prison. Sheriff W. W. Gage of Coquille, passed through Marshfield today on route to the Oregon state penitentiary with Fred Hoffman, tho Myrtle Point man who was convicted of burning a brother's barn. Hoffman was sen tenced to five years. Ed. Hoffman, the brother, was also given a ver dict for $1,G10 for the loss of his property. FOR SALE Complete equipment to manufacture cement blocks. Tho best machine on .ho market and nearly new. Call or address. Ed dy & Reed, architects, Marshfield, Ore. F.OR SALE Two lots in South Marshfield, Apply G. R. Gulovson, or at Times office. YOUNG SINGLE MAN wants to ex change good new piano for board and room in privato family. Ad dressJ. B. Harris, Box 431, Marsh field, Oregon. FO R RENT FlatsNo. 3 and 8, in tho now O'Connell Building. 1G0 ACRES of land for sale. Ad dress, Mrs. R. McCann. North Bend. Hen Merchant Home. Bon Mer chant who has been at tho hospital several weeks suffering from copper poisoning has been removed to tho Merchant homo. Ho had a slight relapse after the removal but It Is hoped that ho will rapidly recupor nte now. He contracted tho peculiar ailment as a result of his long work in tho mines. It has affected his organs of speech and It is very dif ficult for him to talk. Mlllicoina Club Picnic. Tho House Committee has Issued announ cements of a picnic to bo held ex clusively for the members at Char leston Bay Sunday, May 24. A launch or launches will bo chartered to take tho members out and bring thorn back. A picnic dinner will be arranged for all and a program for tho day's diversion also made up. It will, If tho weather permits, prob ably ho one of tho most enjoyable of tho many enjoyable functions that tho organization Is noted for. IF YOU havo somo good potatoes bring them to F. S. Dow. Lnino Shoulder. Whether resulting from a sprain or from rheumatic pains, there is nothing so good for a lame shoulder as Chsniborlaln's Pain Balm. Apply It frooly and rub the parts vigorously at -each application and n quick euro Is cortaln. For salo b IOHN PREUSS.,, Morris Burnie of Coquille is In North Bend visiting his brother, E. S. Burnie. Mrs. F. B. Rood of Coos River, Is the guest of her daughters, Mildred and Winifred Rood in North Bend. Mrs. Joe Hodson and son, Fre mont, are at North Bond Heights where Fremont is laid up with tho mumps. Miss Lizzie Blake, a clerk at tho Myers store, will spend a two weeks vacation with her parents on Cat ching Inlet. Mrs. F. A. Moss, who has been at Mercy hospital for quite a while has recovered sufficiently to bo moved to her home. Tho Epworth League celebrated tho 19th anniversary of the organiza tion at tho North Bond Methodist Episcopal church last evening. May Blancho of Portland, is visit ing her brothers, Will and Ed. For rest here. The three had not met' for seventeen years. Tho teachers and pupils of tho North Bend high school will pres ont "Ye Village School of Long Ago" at Eckhoff hall Friday evening, May 2 2d. Elmer Jones of tho Bank of Ore gon, Is spending a few weeks at San Francisco and other California points. L. F. Falkenstoln Is assist ing In tho bank during his absonce. The high school pupils furnished tho music at tho Union services la North Bend yesterdny. Tho services wero largely attended and very Im pressive, Fitting decorations added to tho beauty of tho event. The school baru has selected B. F. Dllloy as architect for the propos ed $40,000 school building. Tho bonds wero sold at a premium to Morris Bros, of Portland, tho money will soon be placed In tho hank for use. It Is hoped to havo tho build ing completed lnsfdo of six months. Winifred Rood and Johanna Volz will havo tho honor of being the first high school graduates in North Bend, they being tho two to receive honors at tho commencement Thurs day, May 21st. Stato Superintendent.. J. II. Ackerman will deliver tho prin cipal address. Tho Rev. J. E. Burk- hart will deliver tho commencement sermon at tho Methodist Episcopal church May 17th, tho class day exor cises will ho held at tho Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday ovonlng, May 19th, and tho almunl banquet Friday, May 2 2d. j M Hi i! i,i !) i. 3 J ! J ( , ! 1 i t' ' s ! Ii R :--.