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3TU THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. ', i i :: :: t V :: V :: ;: :: xx j: xx :': XX :: i :: :x :: i -- --- A&am WAIK ABOUT Imsi&n I Wr' mMBL wherever needed, quality. All kindsand Inferior tools are worse than useless. The little ser vice you get out of them Is poor, hut It never pays to huy them. The best mado Tools cost hut littlo more, and will give good service for a long time. Our Tools for all trades are tho best manufactured. The natural In them Is tho right finely tempered steel all sizes. Prices according to CONTRACTORS ATTENTION. Sealed bids will be received by Mr. John W. Gunn, of North Bend, Oregon, up to September tho IS, at. S p. in., for the construction of a two story bath house, according to plans ,and specifications lu the ofllce of B. !F. Dlllry, architect, North Bend. j The architect reserves tho right to I reject any or all bids. B. F. DILLEY, Architect. I Pioneer. Hardware. Co. i wwwtg COOS BAY TIDES. The following tables give hours of high and low tides every day this week: SEPTEMBER, 1008. the for LOST From Garfield hotel, violin and case, valuation $800. Inscrib ed on Inside: Property of Geo. Kane, St. Charles Hotel, Portland, Oregon, II. G. H. ----- ---------- --::-j:--a---a--::-::-n-::-::---:i-tt-t ::--::::-::--- n OPERA HOUSE FOR RENT The Easton ranch, on Coos Bay Wagon Road, between Dora and Sltkuin. A rare bar- ' gain. Call and investigate. V ' I , r uiiruomiiu iiuuiU' ONE NIGHT fhiarsday, September h i Gorman's Comedy and Vaudeville Co. Presenting the Side-Splitting Comedy c$ w no Who" Including 7 High Class Vaudeville Acts Prices 25c, 35c and 50c :: i xx xx x :': & i xx :: t :: xx i :: xx :: ! t xx i -tx-xx-x:-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xj-t:-::-H-::-n-xx xx-xx-x:-xx-xx-xx-xx -To rent close In, heated if desired. Apply B, care Times. WANTED A girl for general house work. Family of three. 'Phone 4S1. FOR SALE Furniture bar fixtures and stock of liquors and cigars, groceries, etc., now in Blanco Hotel and accessories. Apply to Ferry and Flanagan at Blanco Hotel. FOR SALE CHEAP Baby carriage almost new. Apply Ed. Conrad, opposite Corthells. FOR SALE CHEAP Horse, harness and light wagon. Telephone 1693. 7IGII WATER A. M. l M. Date h. m. ft h. m. ft. Thursday . 17 5:57 4.G 5:27 6.0 Friday . . 18 7:21 4.5 6:34 5.7 Saturday .19 8:35 4.8 7:45 5.6 SUNDAY ..20 9:32 5.2 8:50 5.6 SEPTEMBER, 1U08. LOW WATER A. M. 1 P. M. Thursday . 17 11:22 3.41 Friday . . IS 0:31 0.6 12:40 3.7 Saturday . 19 1:40 0.6 2:01 3.7 SUNDAY . 20 2:44 U.Gj 3:12 3.4 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Cooler in east' portion tonight; Friday, fair. I Personal Notes i J. W. HILDEBRAND and family are at Ten Mile for the week. NORTH BEND NEWS DR. and MRS. E. MINGUS are spend ing today on South Coos River. MRS. E. D. McArthur and children, are spending a week's vacation at Ten Mile lakes. . W. IRELAND Is among Marshfield people attending state fair at Salem. the the MRS. EVA HODSON and children, of South Coos River, are spending the day in Marshfield. SUPT. T. C. RUSSELL of tho Beaver Hill mines, spent last evening in Marshfield on business. Bertlo Minor Out. Tho Bertie Minor which has been loading at tho railroad docks for several days, went down the Bay today. Sho will prob ably sail to San Pedro. - M- J l "tfr t y t j j fr jl fr 1 4 i -4 I have just received a carload of Ready Roofing Roof Paints Building Paper Deadening Felt Use only the BEST roofings Avoid all cheap substitutes. P&B C. E. NICHOLSON, Agfc. Office at C. B. Ice Plant Phone 731 $500 and services to invest In a legitimate business where I can make wages. Principals only. Address M, Times office. WANTED We have several parties who are looking for homestead locatioiib or relinquishments also some good timber claims. If you know of any good homestead or timber claims, it will pay you to writo us. Address: Aetna Realty Company, 225 Failing building, Portland, Ore. Wed At CoqullU'. Edward Nelson, an employe of the C. A. Smith mill, and Miss Zella Bonebrako, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bonebrako of Marshfield, were married at Coqullle yesterday. The young couple will reside in Marshfield. Wed at Gold Beach. Word has been received here of the marriage of Clarence R. Woodward and Miss Eva Ellen Clarno which was solem nized at Gold Beach, September 11. Mr. Woodward is a brother of Mrs. White of South Marshfield and is well-known here where ho formerly resided. MRS. G. W. MITCHELL and MrsAl lison expect to go to San Fran cisco on the Nann Smith for a short visit. Frank Murr has taken Dale My natt's old position with the Coos Bay Grocery Company. Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson's little daughter, who has been quite 111 for sometime, Is Improving. Mrs. Jack McDonald and baby, of Daniels Creek, are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vaughan in North. Bend. W. R. Simpson Is confined at his home here as a result of severely wrenching his back while at Charles ton Bay last Sunday. MISS BLANCHE CAMPBELL plans to leave tomorrow for a vis It in San Francisco and other southern points. MRS. ANSON ROGERS who has been spending a few days with her sis ter, Mrs. Rasmussen, left for her home on Coos River today. A. II. POWERS and wife and daugh ters, have gone to Minneapolis for a short visit. 'They expect to have their daughters enter school there. MRS. E. LINDGREN and children, Raymond and Christie, have mov ed to Portland to join Mr. Llnd gren who has been theye for sometime. FOR SALE 10 acres level land; good soil, about one mile south east of Bandon's business district. A splendid buy for only $75 per acre. Address, Box 66, Bandon, Oregon. Injured Near Coqullle. John Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson of Coqullle, was painfully hurt yesterday while working in tho Smith-Powers camp on Cunningham. He was struck by a cable and thrown onto somo sharp knots on a log near by which cut two long and deep gash es in his leg. .- I Masonic Opera Hoisse Ike SLES CO 12 People SEPTEMBER 18 and 19 e Girl and the Gambler 4 Act Comedy Drama Next Week "RIP VAN WINKLE" DEFREE'S River Ranch Allegany platted into one and 5 acre tracts. Make beautiful summer homes or farms for profit. Conro Bros. & Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld. Weile Is Coming. Otto A. Welle, the Spokane consulting engineer who is to aid City Engineer Sandberg on the plans for the South Marshfield sewage system, will be In on the Breakwater tonight or in the morn ing. It will take him about a week to go over the plans and arrange for the work. MISS MAY GALLAGHER of San Francisco, who has been visiting at the homo of Mrs. Reynold Ol sori In Empire City, will leave to morrow for her home. Capt. James Mageo of the tug Columbia, is planning on running out to meet the Astoria and the new dredge when they come down tho coast Sunday. F. W. Stevens, formerly of Mills and Stevens, who established a print ing plant In Plat B, has severed his connection with Mr. Mills, and Is now tho sole owner of tho plant and Is located In the Logglo building on Washington street. .The members of the Beautiful America Club, whose meetings wero suspended during tho summer sea son, will hold their first meeting in the rooms of the North Bend Com mercial Club on Tuesday afternoon, September 22d, at which time now offlceis of the club will be elected and other important business trans acted. It is expected that all mem bers will be In attendance. MRS. MARY MERCHANT and son, James Merchant, will leave on the M. F. Plant for San Francisco. Mrs. Merchant will establish a wlntor homo at Elmhurst. CAPT. A. M. SIMPSON and Miss Edith Simpson and Miss King who have been guests at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Simpson in North Bend, expect to leave on the M. F. Plant for San Francisco. PIANO FOR SALE One Sterling upright piano, solid walnut case, cabinet grand case, good condi tion, for $300 cash. Call at Rob ert Krugers, Marshfield, Ore. FOR SALE The sea-going launch Vamoose. Equipped with ten horso power Union engine. En quire North Bend Fish Market. Want Better Sewer. A movement has been started to improvo the Bew age systems of thq business district of the city. A number of tenants and property owners will probably ask the city council to have a com plete inspection made and the repairs or improvements necessary ordered. It is (Claimed that existing conditions are a menace to public health. MISS MARY BLACK, a trained nurse from Marshfield, spent a couple of days in the city Inst week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Marsters In West Roseburg. Roseburg News. Contractor Rennlo is making progress with Xhe paving of Sheri avenue, one block of which is now completed. It Is expected that this will be completed before the rainy season. The sidewalks on this street, which have formerly been ten feet In width, have been changed to four teen feet, leaving fifty-two feet of roadway to bo planked. This change improves tho general appearance of the street. Mrs. Rose McGrath of Portland, Oregon, has been In North Bend for tho past week, organizing the Royal Neighbors, auxiliary to tho Modern Woodmen. The organization was affected last evening in Loggle's hall. There has already been secured a membership between twenty and thirty. Tho next meeting will he held at the samo place on September 29th, at which time it Is expected that tho membership will materially Increase. FOR RENT Four C-room flats in the O'Connell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. FOR SALE CHEAP Marshfield Skating Rink building. Inquire D. L. Avery, owner. ABSTRACTS TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO. F hon6 14 J Henry Sengstacken, Mgr, jaSHSESS52SZ5HSESlSae5HS15H5HSZSa5Sai5ESa5H5H5SS2StlSHSHSHS2SES2SHSHS2Sa Building Material CEMENT BRICK LIME, PUSTER TIRE CLAT FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE and TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIRST CUSS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION WANTED No. 1 farm and dairy hand. Phono Farmers 208. g-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-sx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx- l COFFEE We take prldo In our coffees. XX y All our brands are good but fc XX price is invariably the Stand- I A ard of excellence. Our best J, I brand is y XX Dependable 45c XX XX Then wo have also XX tX Ainucr brand 35c ff I Aflfltcnr, RKn A ft :': ? Green Coffees y" Then we have also Costa Itlcan y" tX and Gold Medal green coffees for those who desire to roast ft uieir own conees. y x) C. W. WOLCOTT? XX THE FAMTLr GROCER PnONE 071. V -XXXX-XX-XX-tt-XX-XX-XX-XX-XXXX-XX-tt TTd. Scotton Dead. Word has been received here of the sudden death of Ed. Scotton, a former resident of the Coos Bay country, at Eureka, Cal. Mr. Scotton and his parents resided here many years ago. His mother now resides at Eureka and another brother, Stove Scotton, is connected with the Coqullle Sentinel, A. II. Tenbroolc III. A. B. Ten brook, who is well-known on Coos Bay, Is very ill at his homo In Mer rill, Oregon. Mrs. Tenbrook is a sister of Judge Jno. F. Hall, Jas. T. Hall and Mrs. Patterson. She vis ited here a few months ago. Mrs. Pattereon received word this morn ing that he was very low, the typhoid fever with which ho is afflicted bo coming very severe. DR. LOVE NAMED. SEE US FOB. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO North Bend, Oregon. ES25Z5ESESHSES2SHSa5EEaEK2SSSE5HS32Sa5E5H5ESESH5SSH5ES2SESSSi!SE52SE5E5 Oregon Jinn Recoiiies U. S. Marshall In Alaska. WASHINGTON, Sept. 17. Tho Department of Justice announced that Dr. Henry Love, a special agent of tho General Land Office, assigned to duty In Oregon, had been appoint ed United States Marshal for the Third Division of Alaska, In place of George C. Perry. Form Dancing Club. A new danc ing club was organized last evonlng and will probably be called tho Marshfield Dancing Club, Tho name will bo determined at a meeting to be held next Wednesday evening. The club starts with a charter mem bership of forty-two and this will ho Increased to Rlxty couples. It Is planned to hold a dance or other en tertainment every Wednesday oven lng. The following officers wero olectcd last night: President, George Farrin; vice-president, Miss Dehlla Chapman secretary, Miss Hilda Stelnholm; treasurer, Jas Merchant; master of ceremonies, Wm. Lynch. JAMES LAIRD, tho veteran of Coos county, visited with friends in the city. Ho states that considerable work has been done on the roads In his locality, making them 'pass able at all times of tho year. Roseburg News. FRED. LOCKLEY of tho Pacific Monthly, was In Marshfield today on business. Ho has recently been making his headquarters at Los Angeles but will move back to Portland to succeed Mr. Jones on tho Pacific Monthly. W. H. SWAYNE and wife, who have been spending considerable time In tho Coos Bay country, will leave tomorrow for their homo In San Francisco. Mr. Swayno Is Identified with the Swayne-Hoyt Lumber and Shipping Company. Peter Logglo, who Is one of the two members from Oregon of the executive committee of tho Trans Mlsslssippl Commercial Congress, to be hold In San Francisco, California, October 6th to 10th, has been ap pointed delegate to tho congress by Governor Chamberlain, and has also been appointed delegate by tho Com mercial tClub of North Bond. Tom Richardson of Portland, tho other member of tho executivo committee from Oregon, has promised to attend tho congress, and the vice-president of tho congress for Oregon, A. H. Devers of Portland, will also be In attendance. Matters of Importance, relative to tho Improvement of Paci fic coast harbors will bo discussed, and without doubt, somo decisive action will bo taken. Mr. Logglo will see that Coos Bay Is not overlooked. MOVE LOGGING CAMPS. f THE COUNSELLOR SECOND. Horse From Mai-shflcld Fair Second At Kalcin. Tho 4 furlongs dash at tho state fair track at Salem Monday, was won by Bill Short, owned by W. W. Per clval, of Independence. Ills tlmo was 0:50. Tho Counsellor, own ed by Wm. Heavenor, was second. Oregon Frank, owned by Bort Brown of Salem, also ran in this race. Bill MRS. HUGH McLAIN expects to leavo in a few days for southern California or Arizona where sho will spend tho winter at least. It is possible that tho other members of tho family will go with her, Her health has recontly been poor and It Is believed that a change of climate will bo beneficial. Short, tho winning horso, raded at the district fair in Roseburg last year under the ownership of Adam Ream of Eugene. Tho Counsellor participated In tho races in Marsh field a few weeks ago. FIFIELI) IN TROUBLE? Rumor That Vessel Had Gono Aground Causes' Alarm. A rumbr that tho Flflold had gono aground below tho Roguo river on hor last trip down tho coast caused considerable alarm on Coos Bay but so far as can bo ascertained hero, there Is no truth In tho report. No ono has received any message con cerning tho FIfleld being In troublo and tho report Is regarded as purely gossip. The FIfleld Is running tempora rily betweon Bandon and 'Frisco, taking tho place of a sister ship which Is undergoing repairs. New Timber Land to Bo Cut Over This Season. Jack Bester's camp No. 1 of tho Smith-Powers logging operations on Cunningham creek Is about ready to remove a mile or so farther up stream on a tributary of Cunningham where new and untouched timber will bo tapped. Tho railroad extension thoroto Is almost completed, and last Saturday a crew of carpenters headed by W. L. Snidow went out to begin tho erection of bunk houses, cook house, blacksmith shop, etc. Jack Dashnoy's camp No. 2 Is also to move, but later on. It will have Us loca tion a mile to tho east of Bester's now haunts, and tho railroad will bo shoved on to that point also. Both these camps aro expected to run through tho winter, oxcopt when tho weather is too sovoro, which fact will bo very acceptable news to tho people of Coqulllo and vicinity. Coquillo. Sentlnol. FOR MILL WORK and Inside fin ishing, see tho City Front Planing Mill Company, North Front St. Steimer BREAKWATER sails for Portland, SATURDAV, SEPTEMBER 10, at 10 a. m. MCE PRUNES FOR CANNING at Stauff's. ,m If
