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.. w nt -faaW1rtfc THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1908. A&11'lZflCMi'fXi'&X ?mi A I Personal Notes F. S. R1EBE went to Coqutlle today on business. NORTH BEND NEWS h Of Coos Bay Manufacturing and Wholesale Houses : : : 9P fl Mrs. L. M. Perry is shopping in Marshfield today. msss? DIRECTORY AE i35 Tho way to build a city Is to stand together. Coos Hay factories and Jobbing houses ninko and have for sale many things that Coos County pcoplo buy In Portland and San Francisco. Keep tho money at home. It helps prosperity. Tho following Is a list of reliable and up-to-date establishments that arc worthy and deserve your patronage. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY North Bend Iron Works ron and bronze castings. All kinds of repair work and logging tqpla'a specialty. FOUNDERS nnd MACHINISTS. Nelson Iron Works, (Inc.) Manufacturers of Machinery and Supplies for Mills, Mines, Railroads and Logging Companies. We are pioneers in the manufacturing and repairing of Pits Engines. Don't forget our Gas Engine Supplies. Foundry and Machine Shop The Modern Company 0 o o Marshfield, Oregon North Bend Manufacturing Co Manufacturers of SASH, DOORS, MOULDINGS All kinds of Millwork, Special Furniture and Myrtle Novelties North Bend- ODD FELLOWS HALL S SLES THEATR Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9 and 10 1 The Thrilling 1 "The GREAT STRIKE Reserved Seats on Sale at Lockhart & Parson's Drug Store NEXT ---ofr H-rM-4Hs'H,H- i "OKLAHOMA" j Given With every $100 purrchase from our store, wo will give n 42-pIcco dinner set entirely free Ourlowprl ces still continue oimj price to all, with every artlclo marked In plain figures, coupons will bo given for tho amount of each purchaser. See our window display nnd bo convinced it Is worth your while. C. A. JOHNSON HOUSE FURNISHER I FRONT STREET' ....;..p.....;..l..ll..I..II..l' i..n"liH,,M,,Tjv,I"M"I"H"M"MH"H-H Building CtMENT BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CLAY FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE and TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE (Sb SUPPLY CO North Bend, Oregon. E2SHSS5ESESHS2SHSH5H!fe5aE3HSHSES72S2SZSESBSZSHSHS2SlSaSS5HSZ5HH2S2sS A Want Ad will Phone 321 NORTH BEND, Ore Marshfield Ore. y t j Wholesale CANDY, CRACKhRS CIGARS, PIPES, ETC. J X Oregon , Labor Play X 9 t WEEK frHJHH"J"I"HH - - 5Z5HSH5E525H5HSZ5ZSZ5E525Z5H5a52Sa Material PLUM3ING SUPPLIES FIRST CLASS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION ,P Away sell it for you J. L. KOONTZ Machine and Repair Shops GENERAL MACHINIST Steam and Gas Engine Work On Hroiulwny. hear Holland Doathouse Marshfield, Ore Hugs, Robes, Kite, Deer, Dear and Cougar l'clis Mounted J. E. GRAHAM Taxidermist Formerly ltli A Helming & Co. i;nu or w rile lor terms Xorth Front Street Mar.litlelJ, Ore, If you are a Coos Bay Booster you must drink uu "Y ut&i Phone 1271 for a dozen NORTH BIND, ORE Coos Bay Monumental Works F. M. STEWART, Prop. Corner 3d and D' Sts. Marshfield, Or., Phono Mnin 1731 Pettijohn, Nicols & Co. WHOLESALE and COMMISSION MERCHANTS Cor. Broadway and Queen Sts. Phono Private Ex 1021 WANTED A girl to work at Staf fords. ' FOR RENT Campbell's wood and coal yard on North Front street, Marshfield, with all necessary tools, etc., for business. Fine op portunity. Apply D. D. Campbell, Marshfield, Ore. WANTED Get your roofs fixed be fore the rains set in. See L. M. Friend & Watson, corner Broad way and Washington streets, South Ularshfleld. WANTED Roof repairing. See L. M. Friend & Watson, corner Broadway and Washington streets, South Marshfield. WANTED Man and wife on farm. Steady employment. Apply to C. P. Coleman, Templeton, Ore. WANTED Girl to do general house work. Apply Robert Marsden, Sr., Phone 481. FOR SALE Furniture bar fixtures and stock of liquors and cigars, groceries, etc., now in Blanco Hotel and accessories. Apply to Terry and Flanagan at Blanco Hotel. FOR RENT Small cottage, partly furnished, near new school house. Mrs. 'John Preuss. FOR RENT Four C-room flats in the O'Conrell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP To whom It may concern: Notice is hereby given that tho partnership heretofore existing be tween Jos. L. Flanagan, James Roblson, Chas. W. Robison and H. R. Roblson, under the firm name of Coos Bay Planing Mill, is this day dissolved by tho withdrawal of Jos L. Flanagan, James Roblson and Chas W. Roblson, who have assign ed all their interests to said H. R. Robison who has assumed its in debtedness and to whom all debts and claims duo tho said firm are to bo paid. Dated this 21st day of September, 1908. (Signed): JOS L. FLANAGAN, JAMES ROBISON, CHAS. W. ROBISON, H. R. ROBISON. Help your friend, lodgo or school to win ono of The Times voting con test prizes. Bettor send this paper to a friend. Steamer BREAKWATER sails from Coos Bay for Portland SAT URDAY, OCTOBER 10, at 10 A. M. Read the Times' Wint Ads. COOS BAY TIDES. Tho following tables give hours of high and low tides the for every day this week: OCTOBER, 1008. 3IGII WATERI A. M. 1 1. M. Dato Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday , Friday . Saturday . SUNDAY . h. m ft 5.1 5.7 6.3 G.9 h. in. ft. 6.0 6.3 6.7 6.9 S:51 9:44 10:27 11:06 11:44 0:08 0:55 8:20 9:28 10:27 11:19 7.3 7.1 6.8 . I 12:21 12:59 7.5 7.6 LOW WATER A. M I M. Date. Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . Saturday . SUNDAY . ft.! 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.3 h. m. ft. 3.3 2.5 1.6 0.7 0.1 -0.3 -0.6 2:34 3:41 4:32 5:14 5:59 6:43 0.5 1.0 7:28 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated P-ess.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair and warmer. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. A For t.went.v-four hours end- $ ing 5 p. m., Oct. 5, by Mrs. E. Mlncus. snecial government meteorological observer. Maximum 61 $ Minimum 43 At 5 p. m 57 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy. UUKA. HALL To Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hall of South 'Marshfield, Monday, October 5, a daughter. Council to Meet. The Marshlield city council will meet this evening to take up several street Improvement matters. , Will Speak Sunday. Chas. A. Strickland will deliver an address dealing with socialistic thoughts and jctions at the Socialist Hall, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Guests of Mrs. Chandler. The members of the Progress-Glub, wont up Coos River today as tho guests of Mrs. W. S. Chandler who will en tertain them at the Chandler Bunga low on South Coos River. Civic League to Meet. Tho nowly formed Marshfield Civic League will meet again Thursday evening at the Knights of Finland hall. C. A. Johnson has been chosen president, F. M. Frledbcrg secretary, and Jesse Luso sentinel. Bind Myrtle Point Man Over. Ole Johnson of Myrtle Point, has been bound over to the grand jury on the charge of shooting Ora Masters' dog. Mr. Masters claims tho canine was worth $100 and was wantonly slain. Mr. Johnson waived tho preliminary hearing. Ship Hay Here. Tho Wilhelmlna is to bring over forty tons of hay from tho Coquille today, for Henry Holm. A number of other local men are shipping hay hero from the Co quille Valley, tho North Bend Stables getting thirty tons there. Tho Wil helmlna will sail from hero for Ban don again tomorrow. Mnny nt School. The now school which was opened recently on Ross Inlet is being more largely attended than was expected when tho district, No. 82, was created a few months ago. At first two dozen desks were put In but this was found to bo in sufficient and another dozen has been added. Hiss Selata Howo is teach ing there. To Open Bowling Alley. C. O. Metcalf, who has been engaged in tho contracting business at San Jose, Cal has leased tho Deubner building on Front street, formerly occupied by a movlng-picturo show, and will open a bowling alley there about October 15. Ho left on the Alliance today for Portland to secure his pa- ----------- IT IS SURPRISING HOW Heinz's Vinegar i Does Sell at n :': 50c A GALLON k i C. W. WOLCOTT THE FAMILY GROCER PHONE 071. -8-K-H-n-B-H-n-H-a-n-tt-K-u h. m. 5 1:54 C 2:59 7 3:56 .S 4:44 9 5:27 10 6:09 11 6:54 T. W. WALKER of Coquille, is in Marshfield on business. C. E. BAXTER of Coquille, is in the city on business, for a, few days. MRS. A. H. HELMING has returned from a visit with friends In Port land. DR. C. C. TAGGART of Beaver Hill, was in Marshfield today on busi ness. GEO. T. MOULTON of Coquille, was in tho city today between trains, on business. SIMON ERICKSON of North Lake, Ten Mile, is In Marshfield on busi ness and pleasure. MISS CLARA JOHNSON of tho Ai ken Millinery store, has been 111 for the last few days. WILSON TREMBLY of tho Petty john and Nicols Company, will leave for Florenco tomorrow. MISS AGNES HUTCHESON has is sued invitations for a bridge party at her homo Wednesday afternoon. MRS. J. W. INGRAM has Issued in vitations for a bridge party to be given at their home Thursday evening. MRS. ALICE COX of South Marsh field, has been quite ill for several days and is threatened with ty phoid fever. M. A. SWEETMAN has moved his office from tho Gow Why building to tho second floor of tho Cham ber of Commerce building. MISS LEAH ROGERS of Coos River, is spending a few days in Marsh field as the guest of 'Mrs. Elizabeth Adams and Miss Mamie Mahoncy. J. W. SNOVER returned today from a business trip to Coquille. He says that tho morning fogs aro heavier at Coquille than in Marsh field. J. S. HAYS, tho popcorn man, has returned from an extended trip and reports that Marshfield is the most prosperous city that ho has seen on his travels. DR. LESLIE has moved his office into the suite in tho Merchant building above the Red Cross drug store, which was recently vacated by Dr. J. T. McCormac. MISS MARY BLACK and her moth er, Mrs. Henry Black, have return ed from Georgo Ross' ranch on Ross Inlet. Mrs. Black has re covered from her recent Illness. MISS EDITH GULOVSON, a woll known young lady of Mnrshflold, who has been ill in Portland for several months, has been taken to a sanitarium there again. KENNETH LAWRENCE of San Francisco, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lawrence of Coquille, Is tho guest of his brother, Ned, for a few days. R. C. CORDES and J. B. Tower havo returned from a fow days' stay at Mr. Cordes' cabin, "Tho Huntor's Paradise," in tho Sandhills. Duck shooting is only fairly good, thoy getting but fifteen while out. A. ADOLPHSON, tho Curry county sawmill proprietor, was in Mprsh fleld last evening. Ho was en routo to Portland where, It 13 un derstood, ho has been called n'4 a witness In some of tho old land fraud cases. raphernalla. The building will bo remodelled, giving an interior length of 195 foet ,whilo only 183 feet is required for tho regulation alleys. After ho opons, ho proposes to or ganize a Coos county bowling league which will hold regular tournamonts In Marshfield, North Bond, Bandon and Coquillo. Will Givo Reception. Tho First Methodist Episcopal congregation will tender a reception In honor of tho now pastor, tho Rov. II. S. Rut ledge, who came hero a fow days ago from Muscatlno, at tho parsonage Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. A general Invitation lias beon oxtonded to all of tho members and friends of tho congregation. F I X E S T ASSORTMENT of LADIES' Fall and Winter SHOES Just received. Merchant & Kam-nierer. Devan Hodson was transacting business in Marshfield yesterday. Floyd Coffelt of Coos River, ia erecting a new residence on Ross Inlet. J. Smith of Coos River, was a business visitor In Marshfield yes terday. A. B. Bailey of West Marshfield, made a business trip to North Bend yesterday. Mrs. A. H. Smith of North Bend, who has been quite ill for several days, Is now Improving. Dr. G. R. Gale, who has been on a trip to Portland, returned homo yesterday on the Alliance. Tho Ladles Aid Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at tho Presbyte rian church. This will be a business meeting. Miss Anna Cllnkinbeard of Daniel's Creek, has been quite 111 at her homo tho past two weeks with a severe sore throat". A horse belonging to G. Perkins, a North Bend teamster, stepped In a hole in tho bridge; broke its leg and had to bo shot. Capt. A. M. Simpson, Mayor and Mrs. L. J. Simpson and Edgar Simp son spent Sunday at "Shore Acres." This was Capt. A. M. Simpson's first visit to "Shore Acres." He says that Sunset Bay place is as beautiful a place as Santa Monica, California. TWELVE STATES DOUBTFUL. Represent 128 Electoral Votes Taft Needs HI of Them, Bryan 81. NEW YORK, Oct. 5. A compar ison of the claims of both parties shows that an even dozen states aro included in tho doubtful column by tho forecasters at tho headquarters of one or both parties. These com monwealths aro Now York, New Jer sey, Indiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, West Virginia, Utah, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Some of these states aro claimed as certainly Republican by tho leaders of that party, while others aro just as certainly placed In tho Democratic column by the sup porters of Bryan. Tho principal bat tles of tho campaign will bo fought in these twelve states, with Now York and Indiana tho most import ant scenes of contention. Tho twelve states which are placed by ono party or tho other in tho doubtful column havo a total elec toral vote of 128. In other states which are considered as reasonably certain to givo decisive majorities, tho Republicans can depend upon 191 olectoral votes and the Demo crats 161. If tho Republicans can gain 40 electoral votes from tho doubtful territory, according to this showing. Mr. Taft will bo tho npxt president of tho United States. On tho'other hand, If tho Democrats car ry tho doubtful territory to tho ox tent of winning 81 olectoral votes, Mr. Bryan will be tho, next occupant of tho White House. " If tho Republicans can carry Now York and Indiana, Taft nnd Sherman will almost certainly havo a safo margin in tho electoral college. Un less tho unexpected happens and some of the states normally Repub lican should go for Bryan. Tho Democrats will havo to secure 27 electoral votes from tho other doubt ful states. In addition to carrying Now York and Indiana, in order to elect Bryan and Kern. California is placed In tho doubtful column by tho Democrats, whllo Wisconsin and Now Jersey, considered doubtful by Dem ocratic prophets, are listed as cer tainly Republican by tho Taft men. Admission of theso claims would chango but slightly the results as here given, and the great fight for supremacy will bo in tho states men tioned. MEET IN ROSEBURG. Oregon-Idaho Development Congress October 15. ROSEBURG, Ore., Oct. 5. At a meeting of tho Board of Trustees of tho Rosoburg Commercial Club, It was practically decided to hold a meeting of tho Oregon-Idaho Devel opment Congress in this city on. Thursday, October 15. In connection therewith will also probably be held tho Good Roads meeting, which was doferred from laBt month. In attend ance at tho Dovolopmont Congress will bo Judge S. A. Lowell of Pendle ton; Col. E. Hofer of Salqm; Judgo John H. Scott, tho good roads boost er, a delegation of Coos Bay citizens, and othor visitors, Including porhaps, Tom Richardson, tho well-known Oregon booster, from Portland. I 111 m .1 Hfl J-1 Ml I
