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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1908.
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tbpy never miss a ball.
Something classy about my exclusive line of Gents
Furnishings.
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Now is the
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Lime and Cement Have All Declined
We quote best imported
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The above in small quantities
Marked reductions in large quantities,
MURPHY-DOW
Building Material Company
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Favor Us and Yourself
By buying your furniture here, This is the only fur
niture store in the city where no second hand goods
are carried and our prices are right too, A fair profit
Is all we ask, Anything in the furniture line to be had
here,
SOME SPECIAL PIECES
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,
C. A. JOHNSON
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COLUMEIA MACHINE WORKS
Cavanagh, Chapman (& Co.
General Repair Work and Woodturning. Launches a Specialty ; ;
Foot of Queen Avenue, Marshfield
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With an Eastman Kodak,
Premo or Century
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Full line at
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Catalogues on application
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A Full Line
of California Vege
tables and Fruits just Ar
rived on the Steamer
Plant
Let us help you make
the Dining Table tempting
C. W. WOLCOTT
THE GROCER.
Phono 071 Front Street.
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FOR SALE Three-room house on
'C street. Lot 40x140. Price,
$650. See Stutsman & Co.
FOR RENT OR LEASE 8-room
house, Mead St., North Bend, $15
per month. Call E. J. Coffelt,
North Bend.
LOST Package of letters contain
ing name and address of J, N. Teal.
Finder return to J. H. Flanagan,
Flanagan and Bennett hank.
TWO-ROOM house, West Marshfield.
Apply to Jas. Barrle or phone 825.
FOR RENT A modern and up-to-date
residence, 8 rooms and bath.
Enquire Dr. Richardson, Pine St.
FOR RENT Storeroom In Johnson
building, Second St., near 'C st.
FOR SALE A new 25-foot launch
hull. Enquire Dr. Richardson's
resldenco, Pino street.
FOR SALE Household furniture.
Enquire Dr. Richardson, Pino St.
FOR SALE, A SNAP 12 acre-ranch
on Kentuck Inlet, 2 acres plowed
ready for garden, a first class
fruit, vegetable and chicken ranch.
Only $1,000. Inquire of Bayslde
Paint Co., North Bend, Ore.
FOR RENT Largo double front
store-room, adjoining Breakwater
office. Apply Robert Marsden,
Front street.
SOME REALTY BARGAINS.
THREE LOTS on corner Broad
way and Washington Sts., SiJ.HOO.
LOT 135x140, on 'C street, In
eluding corner, $800.
ROOMING HOUSE. In North Bond,
$300. Seo TItIo Guarantee and Ab
stract Company.
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Breakwater Sails From Coos
Bay and May Make New
Record Up Coast.
Tho Breakwater sailed from Coos
Bay for Portland today with one of
tho largest passenger lists of tho
season. Captain Magenn expected to
possibly make a new record on this
trip owing to the prospect of favor
able weather.
Tho outgoing passenger list was
as follows:
F. H. Mehl. Mrs. Mehl. W. H.
Hart, Mrs. Hart, C. G. Hocket, Dr.
Burmeister, B. Meade, Mrs. Meade,
M. Hill, Mrs. Hill, F. A. Lindt, B.
P. Smith A. A. Hale, Dr. Schoon
niaker, H. F. Miller, Mrs. Miller, L.
A. Wherat, Norls Jensen, E. Bevls,
M. Bisaillon, L. Tucker, Gus. Me
land, E. P. Cadwell, H. C. Snipes, W.
H. Johnson, F. M. Haddock, L. H.
Berry, D. L. Lessell, L. F. Hopkins,
J. Finer, H. E. Mann, C. M. Johnson.
M. Berry, W. E. Wells, Jno. McCar
thy, Dr. W. A. Toye, Mrs. W. H.
Hart, Mrs. W. S. Chandler, Miss
Blanche Nlllson, Mrs. L. A. Varner,
Mrs. J. A. Reeves, Mrs. J. S. Law
rence, Miss McGlaughlln; Mrs. J. J.
Chapman; Geo. S. Post, H. D. Mich
ael, Jos. Gollscush, W. G. Hollister,
Geo. A. Bateson, J. M. Pool, W. G.
Woods, M. Arneson, M. K. Emmons,
W. L. Gaskell, Mrs. Robinson, Miss
Ada Guermsey, Mrs. Ida Congdon,
E. M. McGann, F. G. McGann, Mrs.
McGann, Miss D. Edwards, J. W.
Snover, W. H. Webster, Jos. Steeber,
C. A. Kltch, Mrs. M. Kltch, Octa
Kitch, W. Nelson, W. Ostlng, C.
Bogart, J. Nicholas, J. Manos, B.
Ponto, J. Bulatori, L. Knight, N.
Dimmo, T. Dlmmo, John Athenlsen,
Tom Athenlsen, S. O. Kuyama, E.
Kimm, S. B. Richardson, Wm. Rose,
B. Ross, John Alberts, F. S. Perry,
O. Nicholson and D. Berg.
W. H. GAMBLE'S FUNERAL
TO BE HELD TUESDAY.
Well-ICnowii Coos liny Mhn Who
Died in Arizona Brought to
Marshfield For Ruriul.
The funeral of W. H. Gamble, the
well-known Coos Bay man who died
a few weeks ago at Tucson, Ariz.,
where he had gone for the benefit
of his health, will be held from M.
J. Mangan's undertaking parlors in
Marshfield Tuesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, burial being in the Odd Fel
low's cemetery. Tho body will be
brought here on the M. F. Plant
from San Francisco. The Rev. Dr.
Horsfall will officiate. Tho Gamble
meat markets in North Bend and
Marshfield will be closed all day
Tuesday on account of tho funeral.
ANNUAL SUMMER
MILLINERY SALE.
Mrs. M. J. Elrod Is having her
summer millinery sale on all ladles
and children's headgear.
A PRETTY FACE.
With pink and white complexion
.Will find it easy to keep pretty by
using McArthur's Cold Cream. For
sun burn it has no peer. Be sure,
and call for McArthur's, at the Pro
scription Drug Store.
JUST RECEIVED a shipment of
new sailors and veilings, ranging
from $1 to $1.50. Mrs. L. M. Perry,
North Bend.
SATURDAY EVENING SNAPS.
Corner, 100x100, In Sengstackon's
addition, $550.
Two lots in East Marshfiold, 50
each, Including corner.
IGO-acre farm, 3 miles from
Marshfield, with 20-acro bottom,
cleared and fenced, also good build
ing and barns, $4,000.
Two lots' on Brondway, north of
I. S. Smith store building, for $2,100.
See Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
ALL .MILLINERY is being sold at
Mrs. A. G. Aiken's nt grently reduced
prices.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
The Coos and Curry Fair Associa
tion will recelvo bids for labor to re
pair tho old grand stand. The asso
ciation will furnish all matorlal and
want bids for labor only. Bids may
bo submitted to F. P. Norton at
grounds, betwqon 8 o'clock a. m.
and 5 o'clock p. m. any day. Bids
will bo opened at 7:30 Tuesday
evening, Juno 10.
COOS AND CURRY FAIR
ASSOCIATION,
F. P. NORTON.
Tattle of the Town
Little grams of fact sifted from
the chaff of gossip flying up
and down tho town.
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By Associated Press.)
WESTERN OREGON.
Fair.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE
PORT. For twenty-four hours end
ing 5 p. m., Juno 12, by Mrs.
E. Mingus, special government
meteorological observer.
Maximum 61
Minimum 4S
At 5 p. m 59
Precipitation none
Wind, Northwest; clear.
COOS BAY TIDES
Tho following tables glvo the
hours of high and low tides for every
uay this week:
JUNE, 1008.
LOW WATER! A. M. P. M.
Date. h. m. ft. h. m.j ft,
Friday . . 12 4:34 -0.5 4:21 2.1
Saturday . 13 5:19 -1.1 5:09 2.!
SUNDAY . 14 6:04 -1.6 6:03 3.1
HIGH WATER A. M. P. M.
Date. h. m. ft. h. m. ft.
Friday . . .12 11:00 5.4 10:35 7.:
Saturday . 13 11:49 5.6 11:17 7.!
SUNDAY . 14 12:41 5.!
Son Is Rom. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Gosney, who reside near tho Presby
terian church are rejoicing over tho
birth of a son yesterday. Mother
and child are doing well.
Alliance Sails. Tho Alliance will
sail from Portland this evening and
reach Coos Bay late Sunday evening
or early Monday morning. .She may
bring down a large logging engine
for Henry Hocck.
Ends Revival Services. The Rev.
M. M. Bledsoe, pastor at largo for
tho Baptist church in Oregon, re
turned to Portland today after hav
ing conducted successful revival ser
vices in Marshfield during tho past
week.
Plant In Sunday. Tho M. F.
Plant is expected in tomorrow morn
ing from San Francisco, 'having sail
ed from the Golden Gate' at 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Unless something
unexpected interferes, she'Svlu' 'prob
ably sail from here Monday fpr
'Frisco.
Circulate Petitions for Sprinkler.
The subscriptions lists to maintain
tho street sprinkler during tho sum
mer months is being liberally signed
by the business men. It is proposed
to sprinkle all of Front street, 'A.'
'B' and 'C streets, between Front
and Broadway, and Broadway from
'A to 'C.
Old Soldier Needs Care. Frank
Fuller, a veteran and member of the
G. A. R., who resides on tho road
to Ferndale, is reported to bo badly
in need of care. Ho Is crippled by
old wounds and Is ill. Ho lives alone
and is no longer able to care for him
self. Tho local G. A. R. will prob
ably be requested to provide care for
him.
Miss Millls Will Sing. Miss Mabel
MIIlls, tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. MIUIs who has Just returned
froni New York whero she has been
taking advanced musical Instruction,
will sing at tho Baptist church to
morrow. While she was tired from
tho long trip, tho friends of tho
family mado so many requests for
her to sing tomorrow that she finally
graciously acceded and will do so at
tho evening service, probably.
Claims Not Valuable. H. W.
Burnham and Chester Langlols, well
known hero, havo Just returned from
Grant county whore they were cruis
ing some timber, the government re
leasing 525 claims on July 1. They
report tho timber very poor and havo
given up tho Idea of securing any
locations. A number of Coos Bay
people were arranging to tako
claims If their report had been favor
able Last Show Tonight. Tho Marga
ret lies Company will closo their
week's engagement at tho Masonic
Opera Houso this evening whon they
will present "Two Sisters." From
horo they will go to tho Coqullle val
ley towns and then roturu for a
threo days ongagomont In Marsh
field. Ono of tho largest houses of
tho week witnessed their production
of "Camlllo" last ovonlng and do
cluro it bettor than thoy hnd anti
cipated. A few In tho balcony Inter
rupted tho play onco or twlco and
brought forth tho announcement that
any further troublo on that scoro
would result In tho ejection of tho
person rcsponslblo from tho houso.
f Personal Notes f
J. W. SNOVER left today for
land on business.
Port-
MRS. BURG and a party of friends
spent tho day up Coos River.
L. A. LILJEQVIST has gone to Ten
Mile to Investigate tho recent
troubles In that section.
NORIS JENSEN left on the Break-
wnter today for Portland on busi
ness. FRANK SAUNDERS and wife, well
known on Coos Bay are visiting
at the R. E. Shine in Empire.
CHAS LASH, tho well-known pain
ter, has returned from a business
and pleasure trip to Portland.
CLAYTON A. MEADE, who has been
visiting at his old home near Port
land, Is expected to return on tho
Alliance.
MRS. ANNIE HEDRICK of San.
Francisco, is visiting at the homo
of her sister Mrs. R. H. Olsen ot
Empire.
ARTHUR CHOPE will leave in a few
days for Oakland, Cal., where ho
will bo employed by a confection
ery firm during vacation.
MISS LEAH ROGERS of Coos River,
will arrive on tho Bay Monday to
tako a summer- course at the Ndrth.
Bend business college.
MRS. J. J. CHAPMAN,, proprietress
of the North Bend Cafe, lbft this
morning for Portland on business
and pleatsiire.
TOM HALL and a party of friends
are planning to spend Sunday up
Coos river fishing and pigeon
shooting.
W. P. SMITH of Smith's Cafe, is ex
pected home on the next Alliance
from Portland where ho has been
for tho past few weeks on busi
ness. MESSRS. HAHN, POTTINGER, C,
A. HOWARD and CHAS HICKOX
havo returned from a few days
fishing at Ten Mile. They made
a fair catch and had an enjoyable
trip.
OTTO SCHETTER and HARRY
SKINNER went to Ten Mile today
determined to beat the trout fish
ing record. They will return Mon
day morning and say that they
will havo tho goods to substantiate
any claims that they make.
HARRY SKINNER, agent of tho Al
liance, returned last evening from
a trip to Coqulllo and Myrtle
Point. Ho says that the ranches
are looking fine and the farmers
are jubilant over crop prospects.
Business men say business is good.
WALTER LYONS, secretary of tho
Chamber of Commerce, who has
been spending tho past two weeks
"in Portland, is expected home .next
week. Several Interviews with,
him boosting Coos Bay have, ap
peared In tho Portland papers."""
JUST ARRIVED. A full lino ot
New .Sailor's and Linen Hats for
Summer wear. Stylish, cool and
comfortable at Clarke Millinery.
120-Acro Improved Farm, Cheap.
40 acres' fine creek bottom, or
chard, garden, nearly all fenced,
good upland, place now paying 'fine
returns. Is offered for a short tlmo
at $50 an ncro. For particulars, sea
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
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NORTH BEND NEWS
A. II. Englo has disposed of wood
and coal business In North Bend to
Mr. Carter who rocontly moved to
Coos Bay from the Umpqua Valley.
Tom James has returned from a
two days fishing trip to Ten Mile and
brought fifty-six flno trout home with,
him us trophies of his angling abil-1
lty. They ranged from six to eight
een inches in length.
Tho North Bend school board yes
terday olected teachers for the ensu
ing year, all of tho places being
filled oxcept ono. Supt. A. G. Raab
was honored by being reolected for a
term of two years at a salary,' of
$1,500 per annum. Tho other teach
ers selected and their moiTttily
salaries were as follows; Ida Vjj,
Gomblo, $60; Matilda K. Sleep, $6(f;
Winifred Rood, $50; H. Josephine"
Griffin, $70; Clovor B. Miller, $i0;-
Maudo R. Coke, $55.
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NEW SAILOR lints and .fell
ings havo just arrived. Price r f
$1.50. Mrs. L. M. Porry,,y' Nort"
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