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a;i THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELi, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AIMJST 5, 1908. .. 3 ------"------------- Fellows always have your Bosom Friend in mind for when you want togs you will know where to find the niftiest selection to be hadv Remember I buy for you so you can always bank on getting the proper dope PERSONAL: f .iilMHBaMtatfft ?i 1.1 AA i .$- T T T"T T T ' T T - - - vv - t tt-w-w-w--.----- ' J BBBHKB WWlJWJ.MHMHERg3 WW W,M II I liM Waco wise 1 I Advanced shipment just in of Fall Hats, Caps, :; Shoes, Shirts, Neckwear. COME SEE THEM FOR THEY ARE NEW IDEAS 4NQr MARSI1PIKLD, OREGON. . we wm USINESS PERMANENCY can only be secured th rough a stable foundation. Quality and merit are the essential ingredients in the masonry of a business institution built to stay. Piano merchants in order to build successfully must have instruments of character instruments whose merits are known to the purchasing masses and whose reputation is unassailable whose position in the musico-industrial world is fixed. For over fifty-four years The Ernst Gabler & Bro. Piano has occupied an unapproachable position in the world's select art circles. The name of Gabler is inseparably associated with the piano industry and pianos bearing that name have held highest place with the best musicians in all parts of the country. Tattle of the Town Little Brains of fact sifted from A and down the town. the chaff of gossip flying up COOS BAY TIDES. The following' tables give the hours of high and low tides for every day this week: AUGUST, 1008. HIGH WATER A. M. P. M. Date. h. m. ft. h. m. ft. Wednesday .5 5:31 4.2 5:43 6.3 Thursday . 6 6:51 4.0 6:37 6.3 Friday . . 7 8:13 4.1 7:39 6.5 Saturday . .8 9:27 4.5 8:44 6.8 SUNDAY . .9 10:27 5.1 9:45 7.1 LOW WATER A. M. P. M. AUGUST, 1008. Date. h. m. ft. i h. m. ft. Wednesday 5 10:54 2.6 Thursday . 6 0:23 1.2 Thursday . 6 11:53 3.0 Friday . . 7 1:35 0.7 1:09 3.4 Saturday . 8 2:44 0.1 2:24 3.6 SUNDAY . 9 3:45 -0.5 3:39 3.5 Remember we conduct the only complete and legitimate piano house in Cops county and at any time you wish to communicate with us you have something more than a handful of promises or a vest pocket memorandum. . ' PHONE 1441 ; - ',.,. WEATUUR FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WHBTERN OKBUon. Fair tonight and cooler in east portion. Thursday, fair; north- west winds. LOCAL TEMPEKATUHM UK- v PORT. For twenty-four hours end- lng at 5 p. m., August 4, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 61 A Minimum 48 At 5 p. m 68 Precipitation nono Wind, Northwest; clear. Moves Ofllce. Dr. J. W. Ingram has moved his offices to 208 and 209 Coos building where he has fitted up an excellent suite. colonies. Yesterday, Mrs. C. W. Tower landed a line three-pound trout, ono of the largest secured in the South Fork this season. Redfleld Was Leaking. The F. S. Redfleld which had trouble with its crew at Empire a few weeks ago but1 finally succeeded in getting a new crew, reached San Francisco after a hard trip. When the big lumber cargo which she was carrying for. the C. A. Smith Lumber. Company, was unloaded, It was found that she was leaking badly. Held For Assault.. Capt. R. Caughell, at one time captain of the Berwick and well known on Coos Bay, Is being held under $5,000 bonds at San Francisco for assault ing a man named Georgeson. Cau ghell charges Georgeson with insult ing Mrs. Gaughell and administered a severe beating. Caughell is now captain of the ferry steamer Ante lope In Golden Gate Bay. I I Persona! Notes ; ROBERT MARSDEN, Sr went to Bandon today on business. DAVID WALLACE of Catching Inlet,, was a Marshfleld visitor today. L. H. MCCARTHY left last night fop Portland where he will remain for some time. MRS. WYATT COFFELT of South.. Coos River, is spending the day with friends in Marshfleld. Rogers Building. Corner C and Broadway Marshiield, Oregon r W. R. Haines Music Co. Go On Picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grimes and Mrs. A. L. Housoworth composed a picnic party that went up Coos River today to enjoy a short outing. Degree of Honor lliuiquet. The Marshfleld lodge of the Degree of Honor held a banquet and social at their hall last evening in honor of the ofllcers and delegates who 'recent ly returned from the Grand lodge. session at Portland. Reports of the Grand lodge were presented ' by' Mrs. Hattle McCormac, Mrs. Janet Escott and Mrs. Fannie- Hazard-. Follow ing the banquet, a number of the guests enjoyed an informal dance. Flyer Is Rebuilt. Thomas L. Law horne and C. W. McCulloch, who re cently purchased the hull of , the steamer Flyer are haying, it rebuilt on planB that will make.lt one of the best boats on the Bay, They expect ed to have it ready for the run bo tween Marshfleld arid North Bend by August 25. Messrs. McCulloch and Lawhorne are well-known as Bay navigators and their many friends will wish them success In their new venturo. GURLEY BOAK, manager of the Co quille River Transporoation Com pany, was in Marshfleld Tuesday on business. MISS HELEN SIMPSON returned to day from Haines Inlet where sho has been spending her vacation, with her parents. MISS RETA KEANE who has been, visiting her brother Charles Keane, North Bend, returns on the Plant to resume her studies in school. W. P. SMITH of the Melrose restau rant went to Portland yesterday to visit his family. He may bring; them down with him to reside ont Coos Bay. R. F. CRITTENDEN left yesterday for Portland on business connect ed with his investigation to ascer tain whether there is oil in pay ing quantities on Coos Bay. MRS. J. LEE BROWN and Fred Mc Cormac today went to Camp Dou glas at BaBsendorf's beach whercr they will spend several days wHfc. Mrs. W. U. Douglas and children. Made Lone Trip. The barkentlne Gleaner Is now being overhauled at North Bend after a sixty-three days run from Iqulqul which is 5,020 miles from Coos Bay. Horses to Wedderbum. L. J. Simpson and John Herron have sent several horses to Wedderbum to par ticipate in the Marchmont race meet which will open about August 17. TH0MAS0N & HANSON -DEALERS IN- 'Hav Grain and feed' Free Delivery Phono 17&1 r HERB'S YOUF GOOD HEALTH "vTelnhard's Beer . WARDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE. Phono 481 Orders Delivered Freo WANTED Bright girl or boy to so licit. Salary paid. Just tako or ders. Phone 963. NOTIOB. There will bo a regular cab for Marshfleld, North Bend and Llbby. Prompt attention to all calls from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Day phone: Blanco Cigar Store 781. Night phone: Helsner & Miller Livery, 1201. ii ' .ii in - m -i- FAMILY ORDBRS FOR WEINIIARD'B BEER . v By mall or Phono Delivered Freo MARSDBN'S LIQUOR HOUSE WANTED Man to act as solicitor In Coos county. Good pay to right man. Address care umea. WANTED Man and wife for dairy farm, wife to cook, man to tako charge of dairy. Address 'C Times WANTED Second-hand furniture; rango, linoleum, bed, etc. uoou condition. Box 421, North Bend. WANTED Some one to build for a rental proposition, paying 15 per cent or 20 per cent on cost price. Cost Price not to exceed $5,000. For further Information, call on Stutsman t Co., Real Bstate. Masters and McLain General Contractor's Bnildin Material and Beaver Hill Coal Office: Broadway & Queen St Phones 2011 -826 Hurt lTnllnnd Better. A letter from Bud Holland announces that he is slowly recovering from his illness. He Is still in Portland, having been overcome before he could reach St. Martin's Springs where he started for. Decision Modified. The decision in the case of E. O. Hall vs. Eugene O'Connoll In the Supremo Court, whir.h was rendered a short time since has been slightly modified on the petition for a rehearing and the rehearing denied. Brenkwnter Comes Saturday. Agent L. W. Shaw has received ad vices that the Breakwater which has been undergoing repairs 'at San Francisco will sail from the Golden Gate August 6, and reach here early Saturday. This will enable her to go out on her regular schedule to Portland Saturday. The City oi Panama which has been taking the Broakwater's place will sail' from hero for San Francisco Saturday, carrying passengers and freight down. JACK FLANAGAN came down fronv hls summer home this morning for a few days of the strenuous life In. the business, while BUI Lawlor will seek rest and recreation up Coos River. MRS. A. H. POWERS and daughter. Misses Hazel and Lucy, left on the Nann Smith for San Francisco. The girls are going to attend; school at San Rafael. Mrs. Power will return In a few weeks. FOR TABLE USE TRY Wcinhard's Bottled Beer MARSDEN'S LIQUOH HOUSE Ptione 481 Orders Delivered Free. FOR RENT Four 5-room flats in the O'Connell building on A' street. Apply Hall fe HU. PARKSIDE POULTRY RANCH Empire, Oregon. JOnN AV. ICING. Prop. Eggs from thoroughbred Buff Orpington chickens for sale $1.50 to $5.00 for setting of 15. ....--- Knights of Pythias Install. Myr tlo Lodge No. 3, Knights of Pythias, hold their seml-annuallnstallatlon of officers this week. The lodge is the oldest organization of the Knights of Pythias In Oregon. The now officers Installed, excluding part of the om cials who were Installed In he win tor for a year's term, are as follows: C. C. George Ross; V. C, D. A. Jackson; Prelate, J. V. Hodson; I. G., "W. B. Curtis; O. G., David Reese; Master-at-Arms, Mr. Dillon; Master of Work, AuguBt Farley. MRS. E, B. SEABROOK and chil dren who have beon guests at the E. G. Flanagan homo left yester day for their home In Portland after a very pleasant visit vtlta numerous friends on Coos Bay. M. P. CASTLE of the Slglen and Castle brickyard on Isthmua. Slough, Is spending a day in town. Mr. Castle says they havo novr one hundred thousand brick of the best quality In the dry kiln, and are proud of the batch. Improves Store. J. H. Mllner has some oxtonslve Improvements under way. In his hardware store on 'A' street. The remodelling and Impro vements will convert the store Into ono of the most attractlvo and con veniently arranged places of busi ness In the city and incidentally al low moro room for stock. Fishing Is Better. Trout fishing on Coos River Is improving, many trout running up stream during the last few days, Many big catches aro reported by members of the summer Wllhelmlna nt Coqulllc. The Wll holmlna made her first trip up tho Coquille river to Coqullle City this morning. She ran down from hero to Bandon yesterday with forty tons of freight. In her cargo was a six- ton gasoline engine for R. D. Hume's new schooner which Is under con struction at Price's shipyard. It was originally lntonded to bring the boat here for tho Installation of the ma chinery but It was found that tho machinery could bo taken over by tho Wllhelmlna moro cheaply. ORVIL DODGE of Myrtle Point, was In Marshfleld last evening visiting: his old friend, R. C. Shaw ot Washington, D. C, tho special agent of tho United States Timber Reservo Department, who Is hero aldlng in the contests of tho coal land claim cases. EAGLES ATTENTION. Steamer Breakwater sails for PORTLAND, 0 p. m., SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. Tho August meeting will be hold dt our Aerie on Wednesday evening. August 5. Business of grave im portance will bo transacted ana a largo attendance Is earnestly desir ed by tho PRESIDENT. Tho steamship City of Panama win leave Marshfleld for SAN FRAN CISCO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. For frolght or passage apply at Break water dock, L. W. Shaw, agent. M :M m i ijfcfi1HiMBtri iiiii'"'j-"T-
