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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1908.
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YOURS for KEEPS
Big line of fall shirts in, so let your Busom Friend fit you out
with the newest Cluett Shirt mace
Here they are, the Newest
Kciser Cravats 50c Goodrum Hats $3.00
Fancy Vests $2 ho $5
Many other things equally as Classy
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WKATilKK FORECAST.
(By Associated Press.)
WESTERN OREGON.
Showers tonight, fair nnd
warmer Tuesday.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE
PORT. For twenty-four hours end
ing 5 p. m August 23, by Mrs.
E. MIngus, special government
meteorological observer.
Maximum 60
Minimum 54
At 5 p. m 59
Precipitation none
Wind, Northwest; cloudy.
Don't Fail to Attend the
District Fair
Don't fail to call and examine the largest stock of
HARDWARE in Southern Oregon.
We carry a complete line of hardware, stoves,
mges, sporting goods, harness, paints and oils,
vehicles and farming implements.
Our Hobby Is To Please You
We are remodeling our entire stock and are sell
ing hardware at ridiculously low prices.
Our dsylvs' understand the business and arc
courteous in treatment.
Pioneer Hardware Co.
F. E. Hague, Pres. M. D. Sumner, Vice-Pres.
WANTED Family washing to do at
home. Phone 2001.
own
WHITE LEGHORN ROOSTERS for
sale. F. L. Sumner, Marshfleld.
WANTED Girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Matson.
FURNISHED ROOM to rent, close In,
heated if desired, suitable for gen
tleman. Enquire Times.
FOR SALE Real snap In 100x130
ft. on 'C street, West Marshflold,
for $700. I. S. Kaufman & Co.
"$ $-
We Have Moved
south of our for-
Four doors
WANTED To rent two unfurnished
rooms on ground floor for light
housekeeping. Address 243, this
office.
WANTED Competent girl for gen
eral housework. Wages $25 per
month. Small family. For parti
culars, apply to Phono Farmers
208.
COOS RAY TIDES.
Tho following tables glvo
hours of high and low tides
every day this week:
AUGUST, 1008.
the
for
HIGH WATER A. 31
Date
Monday .
Tuesday .
, Tuesday .
i Wednesday
Thursday
Friday .
Saturday
SUNDAY
.24'
25
25
2G
27
.28
. 29
. 30
h.
11:
0:07
0:41
1:17
1:51
ft.
5.7
C.4
G.3
G.l
5.9
P. M.
h. m.
10:51
12:03
11:32
12:33
12:59
1:25
1:52
2:19
ft.
G.5
5.9
G.5
6.1
G.2
G.3
G.4
G.4
WANTED Second-hand wooden
water tank, not less than 1,000
gallons. Address, Dox 92..Marsh
fleld, Ore.
mer store. We now have
double the floor spacehad
to have it for our new. stock f
of goods. We will be
pleased to see all our old cus- ;;
tomers as well as out or town
visitors to Coos Bay's great
est fair. We shall continue
to carry everything, in gent's ;;
furnishings irom the cheapest
that's good to the best that's I
made.
FOR RENT Furnished room with
or without board. S. S. Ackles,
Eastside.
FOR SALE CHEAP Marshflold
Skating Rink building. Inquire
D. L. Avery, owner.
FOR SALE Cadillac runabout auto
mobile. In first class condition,
new tires. A bargain; or will ex
change for real estate. Wm.
Wade, Coos Bay Iron Works,
Marshfleld.
FOR RENT Ranch, nine miles from
Marshfleld. Address R. McO-nn,
North Bend.
FOR RENT Four 5-room flats
the O'Connell building on
street. Apply Hall & Hair
t THE FIX-UP
Upper Front St.
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VOTING CONTEST COUPON
NOT GOOD AFTER, AUGUST 31, 1008.
THE COOS PAY TIMES
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given- that as tem
porary trustee In tho matter of Rich
ard Frye bankrupt, I will on Tues
day, August 25th, 1908, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m., sell at private
sale, the entire stock of candies,
nuts, gums and candy makers, and
soda fountain supplies, now, in the
rooms lately occupied by the said
Richard Frye In tho Coos building, a
complete list of property to be sold
may be examined at the ofllco of F.
S. Dow. Sale to take place In the
store room of said bankrupt in the
Coos building. ,
Dated August 22, 1908.
H. W. PAINTER, Trustee.
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Steamship Arrives With Large
Number of Passengers and
Big Freight Cargo.
The Alliance reached Coos Bay
from Portland at 3 o'clock this
morning after one of the best trips
of the month. She left Portland
R.itnriinv pveninc and Capt. Olson
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reports that tho weather and sea was
excellent all the time. She had a
capacity load of passengers and 425
tons of freight. She will sail for
Portland at 12:30 o'clock Tuesday.
The Alliance Incoming passenger
list from Portland was as follows:
Hon. Geo. E. Chamberlain, Mrs.
G. L. Bradley, F. E. Rowland, W. N.
Watson, Augusta Carlson, Miss J.
Hellert A. B. Daly, G. W. Gould,
Scott Landen, S. A. Lowell, L. D.
Slinger, A. Slinger, N. G. Rude, E.
M. Ballard, R. Palmer, Thos Palmer,
fairs. Palmer, J. A. McCullough, J.
F. Major, R. L. Edmonston, Mary hi.
Phelps, Miss Phelps, Emma Phelps,
M. A. Goodmundson, Oscar Pearson,
Albert Johnson, A. A. Peterson, Jake
Corslgli and Nettie M. Wooley, Mrs.
R. A. Morgan. R. L. Dugan, E. H.
Bottemiller, Nels P. Nelson, S. Ne
mero, Gust Thor, A. L. George, T.
A. McKeown C. M. Edwards, Mrs.
A. Peters, Wade Peters, Shirly Pe
ters, J. F. Cottrell, F. J. Smith, Mrs.
F. J. Smith, E. R. Smith, C. M.
Everslon. Annie G. Byng, Clifford
Byng, Jeannette Byng, Annie Byng,
Tnn Bvng. Wm. L. Byng, D
Vaughn. W. L. Wright, J. L. 4iie
rim. H. Pillsbury. C. L. Lindsay,
Benedictine Father, Gus C. Moser, F.
Schmitt, F. H. Hayes and wire. u.
C. Walchogel, Mrs. J. Sandhoff, W.
T. Wright, Jno. Mangel, Wm. Nor
ton, Elmer Hanson, Mrs. E. Hanson,
Ed. Dowd, SI Dowd, W. H. King,
Mrs. W. H. King, Miss Anna Nunn,
Sky Buckner, Paul Crump, Walter
Smith, Walter Lyons, Robt. Sinclair,
.Tnn. Manning. Chas Ross, Joo Mer-
cctto, C. P: -Merrln, Joe Harris and
nine steerage.
LOW WATER
Monday
Tuesday .
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday . .
Saturday .
SUNDAY .
AUGUST, 1008
24
25
2G
27
28
29
30
A. M. P. M.
4:59
5:37
6:11
G:37
7:04
7:27
7:51
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.0
0.4
0.7
1.1
5:14
5:54
G:29
G:59
7:25
7:49
8:24
3.0
2.7
2.5
2.2
1.9
1.7
1.4
BORN.
HANSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Jens
Hanson at their homo in Ferndale
Sunday, August 23, a son. Moth
er nnd p.hllil sire dolnc well. Mr.
Hansen is a member of the firm
of Norton and Hansen.
Brush Firo Causes Scare. A pile
of brush In the northwest part of the
city caught Are this afternoon. Some
one turned In the alarm and caused
a needless run.
Personal Notes t
SAM ANDERSON and Chas. Hocker
loft today for Portlnnd.
COLBY PERRY and DuFay Mont
gomery spent Sunday on Daniels
Creek.
GEORGE N. BOLT and Tom
nnd families, spent Sunday
Coos River.
Hall,
up
R. S. WRIGHT, a well-known 'Frisco
traveling man, Is on Coos Bay
calling on his trade.
RUBY BRAYTON has gone to Marsh
fleld where she will reside in tho
future. Roseburg Nows.
MR. and MRS. C. F. McCULLUM
moved down from their summer
home on South Coos River today.
PETER DOLAN and family, havo
moved from Scottsburg to Marsh
fleld to make their future home.
II. QUIST, who has been with tho
Smith-Powers Logging Company,
has taken a position In F. S. Dow's
office.
MRS. P. R. SHERIDAN of Roseburg,
arrived hero today to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. C. F. McCollum and
other relatives on the 'Bay.
A. H. STUTSMAN has returned from
his automobile trip to Roseburg.
He says that except about twenty
miles of the distance has very good
roads.
MRS. H. H. ROGERS of Coos River,
has purchased a fine residence
corner In Eastside, and expects to
erect her permanent homo there
In tho near future.
MRS. DORSEY KREITZER has been
suffering quite severely the last
few days from neuralgia. Dorsey
has not quite recovered from his
attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Eureka In nnd Out. The Eureka
arrived from Eureka and sailed for
Portland this morning. They report
that the earthquake there a few days
ago caused a much greater fright
than actual damage.
MR. CARMICHAEL and family, or
Ashland, who have been visiting
Mrs. and Miss Gurnea at North
Bend, were calling on Marshfleld
friends today. They were accom
panied by their hosts.
Has Recovered. Jas. A. Nowlln
of Prosper, who was recently operat
ed upon at Mercy hospital, North
Bend, for appendicitis, has so far re
covered as to be able to be about
something that will be good news to
his many friends.
Kills Deer. Roy Hobson of the
Knhio mfint market has returned
C. f,.nm liiintintr trln to Ton Mile. He
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MRS. SEYMOUR H. BELL and son,
Albert, have arrived from Port
land to spend the week on Coos
Bay, with Mr. Bell who is the sec
retary and general manager of tho
Coos Bay Gas and Electric Company.
MRS. W. U. DOUGLAS and'chlldren,
who have been camping at Basten
dorf's beach for the past few
weeks havo returned and aro
moving back into their resldenco
on 'C street which was remodelled
during their absence.
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CANDY
Ice Cream and Coos Bay Chocolates are
the Best of the Best ana tne mum m u.
West Visitors always welcome. Make our
Store on C Street in First Trust and Sav
ings Bank Building, your headquarters.
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MYRTLE POINT POINTERS.
News of Interest In Upper Valley
From Tho Enterprise.
Mrs. Ralph Winnlngham died at
the family home in this city after a
short and distressing illness, and tho
funeral was held from the Dunkard
church. Rev. Thos. Barklow officiat
ing, Interment being In the Myrtle
Point cemetery. Mrs. Winnlngham
was a native of this vicinity, her
maiden name being Hannah Otto,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ot
to. Sho was born on Myrtle Creek
and was 28 years, 2 months and 11
days old at the time of her death.
Sho was united in marriage to Mr.
Winnlngham on Christmas day,
1898, taking up their residence on
Myrtle Creek. About two years ago
they moved to town. Mrs. Winnlng
ham leaves four motherless children
to mourn her death with tho bereav
ed father, the eldest being but 8
years of ago. One child died In Infancy.
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David McNalr, Jr., who took tho
required examination for forest,
rnncpr Knmn timn aeo. has been no-
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:,s tilled that ho was successful In pass
ing tho tost and lias neen piacuu on
tho list of candidates for positions,
to bo appointed na soon as thoro Is
a vacancy.
says that he killed one deer, but M.
J. Mangan and other friends aro
looking for venison or more sub
stantial evidence of his alleged mark
smanship. Brick Work Progressing. Tho
brick work on tho new Chandler
hotel is progressing rapidly and the
contractors now believe that they
will have the structure oncioseu
earlier than originally expected.
White pressed San Francisco brick
have been purchased through tho
Murphy-Dow Company for tho front
of tho building.
Ship Body Awny. The body of E.
T. Nlswander, the Coqulllo man who
died suddenly last week will be ship
ped to his old homo at Clrcleville,
Kas. Mr. Nlswander was a veteran
of the Philippine war and had been
in poor health since his discharge.
The Marshfleld Aerie of Eagles yes
torrtnv hfild sneclal services over
Nlswander who was a member of tho
Order.
Dances at tho Rink. Tho skating
rink hall will bo one continuous
scene of gayety this Fair week as
there will bo dancing every night, ex
cept Thursday. Tho famous Bay
City Orchestra which has been fur
nishing the music for tho popular
rink dances during tho past season
will be present to reiider tho strains
of harmony. There will bo now
features nightly with elaborate
decorations.
Empire City Couple to Wed. It Is
announced that Wm. Magco and Miss
Ida Wickman, two well-known Em
pire City young people, will bo unit
ed in marriage at tho homo of Mrs.
Field, a mutual friend, in uawanu,
Cal., at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening.
Mr. Mageo is a son of Capt. Mageo
of tho tug Columbia. Miss Wick
man attended school In Marshflold.
Both aro vory well known and havo
a ho3t of frionds who will join In ex
tending host wishes. Thoy will prob
ably reside In Empire City.
THOMAS C. NOWLIN, an enthusias
tic Coos Bay booster, who haa
been spending some time at tho
Springs at Paso Robles, California,
for his health, Is enjoying his visit
on the Bay renewing old acquain
tances. He expects to return to Paso
Robles in a couple of weeks but
hopes on his next trip to make his
permanent home hero.
TREAT FOR
MUSIC LOVERS
It has been arranged to havo tho
Bandon Concert Band favor this city
with a program second to none, and
which will bo rendered in a manner
only accomplished by natural talent.
schooled by years of hard study un
der such masters as their director,
Mr. E. B. Kausrud.
This band, almost from Its organ
ization, has been noted for tho high
class and appropriate music furnish
ed by It. Too much praise cannot bo
given to the old members who havo
followed the band since Its organiza
tion, and the boast Is that few bands
afford as many Individual specialists
or a body of men so efficient in as
sembly playing. The band will ren- -
der the brilliant and difficult overture
to "Raymond," by Thomas, which
will bear the test as a standard prod
uction, as well as a test for the reed
section's ability.
Tho effects of a fortissimo will not
bo produced by tho blasting of trum
pets or cracking of trombones, nor
tho ninnlsslmos by the common delu
sion of holding tho instruments to
tho lips and not blowing. The dlii
gont rohoarsals have given tho band
sufficient oxperlonco In assembly play
ing to assure It of successful effects
without tho application of fake or
quacklsh methods. t
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