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Perry, Montgomery & Co.
Open for Business
MODNAY AUGUST 3.
This Store will be the Best on the Oregon Coast
By Best we Mean
The Best Furniture
The Best Floor Coverings
The Best Draperies
At the Lowest. Possible Prices.
We will cater to All in need of Medium and High
Grade Furnishings
PERRY, MONTGOMERY & CO.
GEORGE WOODRUFF IS
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Well-Known Timber Cnils6r Taken
Suddenly 111 at His Rooms This
Morning.
George Woodruff, a well-known
tiber cruiser, was found 111 and un
able to speak In his rooms nar tlio
postofflco about 9 o'clock this morn
ing. Ho was lying on the floor, evi
dently having been overcome while
attempting to rise and dress hlmsolf.
lie was found by Peter Olson who
rooms with him. So far, the physi
cians have been unable to ascertain
the trouble and are arranging to take
him to the hospital. A son, James
Woodruff, who Is working near Co
qullle has been sent for.
Mr. Woodruff, who Is past middle
age, had just returned from a trip
to the woods and Mr. Olson snys that
he appeared to be In usual spirits and
health when they retired last even
ing. Mr. Olson arose at 3:30 to go
to work and Mr. Woodruff appeared
toibe sleeping. At 9 o'clock, Mr. Ol
son returned and found him lying on
the floor unable to speak and nearly
unconscious.
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TTHSTEUN OREGON.
Fajr tonight and Friday; winds
mostly northerly.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-
I'OIIT.
For twenty-four hours ond-
lng 5 p. m., July 29, by Mrs.i
E. Mlngus, special government
meteorological observer.
Maximum 70
Minimum 43
At 5 p. m 07
Precipitation none
Wind, Northwest; cloar.
Personal Notes
O. J. SEELEY of Coqulllo, Is a
Marahfleld business visitor today.
H. W. SKINNER went to
yesterday on business.
F. F. CLINTON was an
visitor yesterday.
Dandon
Allegany
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BACK AUG. 8
MRS. GOW WHY and two children
left today for San Francisco on the
M. F. Plant.
JAMES HIBDARD left on the M. F.
Plant today for San Francisco on
business.
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JULY, 100S.
Hardware Headquarters
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This store is rapidly acquiring a repu
tation for the character and quality of
the goods handled. When it comes
from EKBLAD'S, there is no question as
to quality and the prices are always right
Everything from a Carpet Tack to a Milking Machine
Come in and get acquainted
It will do us both goo
WANTED A young r C
Staffords.
work &
WANTED Reliable "( ..." - W o
Is acquainted with Da .. ..w ior
one day's work, good wages.
United Stores Company.
, I WANT your price for painting my
1 house on Fourth street, with Plon
I eer lead and pure boiled oil.
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LOST Ladies' hunting case gold
watch, evening, July 24th. Suitable
reward offered for return to Times,.
WANTED A girl for house work.
I Phone 2271 or call at O K rcs
i taurant.
FOR SALE Restaurant and fixtures.
Address 'A Times office.
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The Best Typewriting Machine in the World
WE CARRY THEM IN STOCK
B No vexatious delays. You pick out your machine,
test it and carry it away with you.
Come in and let us explain it to you.
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COOS BAY'S LKADINQ JEWELER
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Building Material
CEMENT
BRICK
LIME, PLASTER
riRE CUT
FIRE BRICK
SEWER PIPE
DRAIN TILE and
TERRA COTTA
GOODS
WHOLESALE
and RETAIL
PLUM1ING SUPPLIES
FIRST CUSS
PLUMBING and
TINNING SHOP
IN OPERATION
SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES
I NORTH BEND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO.
North Bend, Oregon.
WANTED Plain sewing of all
kinds. Children's clothes a spe
cialty. Address P. O. Box 2S5.
FOR SALE My steam peanut roast
or, a money maker. See me about
this. Come by Flanagan & Bennett
bank. JOHN S. HAYS.
WANTED Some one to build for a
rental proposition, paying 15 per
cone or 20 per cent on cost price.
Cost Prico not to exceed $5,000.
For further information, call on
Stutsman & Co., Real Estate.
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I Tomer In. The Homer has reach
ed Coos Bay after a rather rough
trip from 'Frisco. She will sail to
night or tomorrow for Portland.
Enterprise Here. The Enterprise
arrived last night from Wedderburn
and sailed for there again this after
noon, carrying a cargo of provisions.
Error In Price. It was errone
ously stated In The Times yesterday
that the charge by the government
for coal land was $2.50 per acre. It
should have been $20 per acre.
Nmin Smith Due Friday. The
Nann Smith is duo in tomorrow from
Bay Point. General Superintendent
A. Mereen who has been supervising
some work at the Bay City plant is
expected in on her.
Steamship Will Return Then to
Resume Coos Bay Port
land Run.
Agent L. W. Shaw of the Break
water, was notified today hat tho
Breakwater which has been under
going repairs at San Francisco would
sail from there August 5 to resumo
MISS EDNA LEWIS, of Portland, Is ' the run between here and Portland.
in the city the guest of Miss Mnblo It is expected that she will arrive
Clare Minis at the Millis home. here In time to go on her regular
. schedule Saturday, August 5. Tho
R. T. DURETT, who recently secured City of Panama which has "been oa
a franchise for an automatic tele- tho Breakwater's run will return to
pnone system on Coos Bay, is ex- San Francisco on that date.
pected in Marshfleld tonight from
San Francisco.
Plant In Today.
The M. F. Plant arrived In
morning from San Francisco
this
after
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MARSHAL J. W. CARTER returned rather a rough trip, strong
yesterday from Allegany where he ; winds having delayed her progress
took his family to camp during the up. She had only a small number
summer. Ho spent three or four of passengers and but a fair freight
days getting them located. He , cargo. Among those on board were:
says it is a delightful place even ' Jas. Robinson, A. C. Nawlln. W. E.
though It gets decidedly hot.
MRS. McARTHUR, who has
visiting at the home of her son, Ed
McArthur, has returned to her
home In Colorado. Miss Copeland,
a cousin of Mr. McArthur, who
also was visiting here, returned
with Mrs. McArthur.
HAYES TEMPLE of North
was In Marshfleld yesterday.
Young, A. S. Meyers, M. Cahu, Mrs.
' J. S. Byrnes, W. P. Murphy and wife,
beon Miss Bertha Kruse, Fred Kruse, Mrs.
Mario Piemry, F. I. Larson, C. Bur
gess, Miss Mae Gallagher, E. E. Ed
ward, A. W. Gced, J. Rust, Jas Guf
feth and wife, and ten steerage.
M. F. Plant SniK
The M. F. Plant will sail late this
afternoon for San Francisco. Amone
Bend' those who will leave for the Golden,
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Gate on her are:
brick block there.
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ruuuri uiai Beanie purues wnose Mrg Hegg CaH HegS) Mfg L,nd.
identity has not been divulged, are gren Mr3i Gow Why and two chn.
alleged to. bo buying considerable dren R DeMaro, Capt. and Mrs.
property in North Bend and to be Cormvall nnd chlld of Gardiner, Car
arranging to erect a three-story rn nmn v .t at .t k. TUnrir
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W. R. Miller, George Taylor, Mrs. D
A. Smith, W. A. Armfleld, Mrs. Arm
field, Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Cha3
Peach, Mr. and Winkle, Tom Long,
A. F. Morman, R. Linn, D. A. Smith,
A. Pedrilla, F. Bradley, James Hlb
bard and seven steerage.
MR. and MRS. W. P. MURPHY re
turned yesterday on the Plant
from their extended sojourn in
California. Mrs. Murphy has fully
recovered her health and W. P.
says that the refreshing breezes of
Coos Bay seem like a breath of
Paradise after the hot blasts of BANDON HAS PLENTY
heated atmosphere that the Cali
fornia people are sweltering in
these summer days.
BASEBALL MATERIAL
FOR SALE The hull, boiler and en
gine of the steamer "Flyer." Ap
ply Simpson Lumber Co.
FOR RENT Four S-room flats in
the 0'Connell building on 'A'
street. Apply Hall & Hall.
DEFREB'S River Ranch Allegany
platted into one and 5 aere traots.
Make beautiful summer homos or
farms for profit. Conro Bros. &
Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld.
$45.00 will buy you a CORNER
LOT 50x100 on level land at BAN
DON, near the Beach. See Ad in an
other column.
Wasp In Today. The Wasp, a San
Francisco lumber steamer, came in
this morning to load at the C. A.
Smith mill for the south. She came
up the Bay at a much greater speed
than the larger vessels have been ac
customed to running.
SOCIALISTS WILL
HOLD BIG PICNIC
Ben Schuyler Organizing a Second
Tenm to Play n Series of Games
lit AVedderburn.
(Special to Tho Times.)
BANDON, July 30. Ben Schuyler
Is organizing a baseball team to play
Arrange For Speaking nnd Entertain- a serleg ot glx gamea at Wedderburn.
inent at Eastsldo Sunday, I w,tn th(J begt team ,n Del Norto
August 2. county Cal. The games will be play-
The Socialists have arranged for a ed dllrlng the Marchmont race meet.
basket picnic at Eastslde, Sunday, I wh,ch beglng August 17 and ends
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,, m.ii.i iwil The Infant August Zi. Mr. acnuyiers learn win
-iouns Child Dead. The Infant expected from all parts of the county. Ilo ' th "Knns County
In the afternoon, there will bo lee-, ior.H.. nml wm hB impendent ot
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child of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Vels of
The
child was born Sunday. The funeral
will be held at 2 o'clock Friday after-
Nortn uena, aieu mat iub. . "Christian Social Fellow.
the organized league. As there la
good material here there should bo
ship," "Mixed Conditions," "The In- I
diiRtrlnl OIrIh" "Thfi f!niiso nf tlifi I ... . . ..
. i.ii i,0inc in thA Odd Fel- no trouDie m securing a uuncu
noon, burial being In the Odd i ei Pregent Pan,c et ag v,ewed from
lows cemetery. The Vels family mov- . .
ed from South Dakota to ioos nay turefJ w,n bQ glyen by ab,e men Qnd
last February. are eXpected to shed considerable
THE "CANDY KID" IN TOWN
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Vow School Contractor "ght UPn the CaUS and remedy fr The Real Confectionery Boy Arrive
New Hcliooi. ivoniracior .. oanf flnnt,ini nt,lntinn . . ' .
Perham has started the grading for
the new Marshfleld high school, a
large force of men being put to work.
It will be necessary to move about
5,000 yards of dirt. While he has
until about January 1 to complete the
grading, he expects to rush It to completion.
GIRL SNEEZING TO DEATII.
Physicians Cnnnot Check the Fit,
Which Ilns Lasted Three Days.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 30. Miss
Eva May English of English Creek,
on tho mainland, Is dying as a result
of a sneezing fit that has lasted three
days nnd which her physicians are
still unable to check.
Tho girl started to sneeze after a
coughing spell, and sneezed 325
times In one hour. Her nose and
throat passages are badly swollen
from the constant racking. Experts
have been summoned to try to stop
the fatal attack.
Ladies!
Do you know that ire do nil kinds
of repairing and make alterations in
ladies suits, sklrtA and garments of
nil kinds thus securing a perfect fit.
"We have recently added a Ladies
Tailoring department in charge of an
expert fitter from Portland. Call nnd
see ns.
THE PANTATORIUM.
C Street. In Palms Old Stand.
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Get Five Deer. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Rooke, Mrs. Rooke's two sisters,
Chas. Eckoff and Will and Ed. Forest
have returned from the Upper Co
qullle where they have been camping
and deer hunting for a few days.
They had fairly good luck, killing
five nice bucks. Mr. Rooke says that
does and fawns are numerous but
the bucks keep in the brush. They
had a delightful outing.
the present financial situation
LIFE IS SAVED BY WIRE.
Druggist Uses Telegraph To Warn n
Customer of Poison.
TTTITI A "NT V T.,1.. Qrt Ainf1-
' . '.' ' .. . nassaneers on the steamer M. P.
lng to a story torn at tno rauroaa t - ti . . .
On the Steamer M. F. Plant.
"Good-bye, Candy Bunnie!"
"Farewell, Confectionery Boy."
"Good luck to you Candy Kid!"
These are a few of the parting
salutations fired by the scores ot
WOLCOTT'S
The Sign of Quality
Fresh Empire CLAMS at Ellorby's
Fish Market.
Fresh California fruits nnd
vegetables, tho best the mar-
i ket nffords, fresh today from
tho south on the "Plant,"
:t also a lnrgo shipment of
X northern grown fruits on tho
"City of Panama."
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Mutilate Sign. Unknown parties
last night mutilated the enamel let
tering on tho bronze sign at the en
trance of tho First Trust and Savings
bank. Tho enamel was chipped off
with a knife or some similar Instru
ment. "Whether It was tho work of
thoughtless boys or wilful vandals
has not been determined but close
watch will be kept on it In tho fu
ture and tho guilty parties punished.
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Wilhelmina to Port Orford. The
WUhelmlna sailed yesterday on her
maiden trip across the bar carrying
a cargo of about hundred tons to
Bandon and Port Orford. Consider
able of tho cargo was material for R.
D. Hume's now cold storage plant at
Port Orford. Tho capacity of tho
vessel was a surprise to all and it is
believed that she can easily handle
as high 130 tons of certain kinds of
freight that Is not bulky.
Tribute to Van Duscn. II. G. Van
Dusen, former state fish warden,
was tho recipient on Monday of a
handsome gold watch, a gift from
the employes of tho fish department
offices here a fatality was norrowly
averted when "William Brady, a pas
senger traveling over tho Mohawk
and Malono division of the New York
Central from Montreal to New York
city, was stopped barely In time from
taking poison given through mistake
by a Montreal druggist. Brady has
the telegraph to thank for escaping
death.
Shortly bofore the train loft Mont
real Brady entered a drug store and
requested that a prescription ho had
be compounded In a hurry, as ho was
about to leave tho city. Soon after
Brady had left the store with his
medicine, the druggist discovered
that he had by mistake used a dead
ly drug In compounding tho mixture.
Tho druggist, thoroughly frightened,
rushed to the Bonaventure station,
nnd not knowing Brady's destination
or tho train he left on sont messages
to several stations on tho Grand
Trunk and other roads, Informing
the man of the mistake which had
been made.
Ono of these messages was sont to
Tuppor Lake, In tho Adlrondacks,
and as tho train stopped at thnt sta
tlon tho telegraph operator Jumped
on board and called Brady's name.
Ho was none too soon, as Brady was
at that moment standing at tho water
tank preparing to take tho medicine.
Tho mistake was explained nnd tho
medlcino thrown away.
who highly esteemed Mr. Van Du
sen. Tho gift was ono of value In
trinsically but It has double value
to tho reclplont ns It shows him tho
appreciation In which ho was hold.
Astoria Leader.
Plant when It arrived yesterday
afternoon and a sturdy, manly little
chap, only 4 years 61d walked
down the gang plank having mado
the Journey all nlone from Sacra
mento, California, to Coos Bay, Tfc3t.
little lad give his full name as
"Blllle" Arcego Gulterrez, "the Can
dy Bunnlo," his father being prop
rietor of a largo wholesale candy
factory In the California city. "Bun
nie" camo to Coos Bay to visit his
aunts Mrs. Cribs and Mrs. Mason ot
tho Cribs & Mason photo studio and
seemed to take his Journey all alone
as a matter of fact. Ho was in
charge of the officers of tho boat and
every pnssenger on board took an in
terest in the youthful traveler. Tho
vovace was somewhat rough but
aside from being a "tiny bit sea
sick" Bunnie experienced no diffi
culty and started out promptly this
morning to see the sights of Coos
Bay.
The City of Panama, taking Break
water's place, will sail for Portland,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, at 1 P. M.
NOTICE.
Tho Coos Bay Athletic Club will
open Saturday, August 1st. All mem
bers aro requested to call at elub
rooms at an early a date as possible.
BERT PETERSON.
Manager.
Tho ARCADE LUNCH room gives
tho best service and attention. Good
moals at reasonable rates. OPPO
SITE First National bank, whore you
will always find them busy serving
pleased patrons.
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