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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1908)
THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1908. Take a look at the new and exclusive creations in Fall Toggery so handsome and all so reasonably priced, One look at the new arrivals will soon convince you that we are justified in shouting. HgJPlH MA8SHFIELD. OREGON J. L. BOWMAN, Prop. GEO, ROTNOR, Mgr. tj - :: - a - a - - n - a - - - a - K - K - tt - n a a I t ? a a i a a ! it t ARE1Y0U LOADED Twenty years experience hunting on Coos Bay enables us to select a stock of guns ammunition and sporting goods best adapted for these waters. Sportsmen's Supplies We carry these goods exclusively and devote our en tire attention to the needs of Coos Bay sportsmen. UTe "Gunnery ?:--a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a ft A f A ttA t-A ? a 1 WEINHARD9 LAGER BEER i a Quarts, per dozen. .... .$1.00 a i A y Special Table Claret, per i gallon BOc i T VERY OLD X X X X RYE I i " For medical use, per it quart $1.00 T Froo Delivery 'PHONE 481 V I 1 Liquor Co. 1 Marshfield a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- i & Grocery Delivery Schedule f 1 FORENOON. n I First City 8:30 f I South and West 9:15 T Second City and Broad- a way 10:45 "f AFTERNOON. a Ferndale 12:45 a 1 First City 1:30 , South and West 2:15 ? i Second City and Broad- f T way 4 o'clock a i ? For a J C. W. WOLCOTT , I THE FAMILY GROCKH ! T pnoNE 071. a ? Front St. Marshfield. 1 -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-u THOMASON & HANSON -DEALERS IN-- 'Hay Grain and Peed' Free Delivery Phone 1751 !----------- ! PARKSIDE POULTRY RANCH Empire, Oregon. JOnN W. ICING. Prop. Eggs from thoroughbred Buff t Orpington chickens for salo 91.50 to 5.00 for setting of 15. - ----------- Drop in and see if we are not fully justified in making some noise about our lines of Clothes and Toggery, Take a look at our $15, $20 and $25 Suits, and our $15 and $20 Overcoats, and tell us where you ever saw their equal at the price. Look at our lines of Boy's and Children's Clothing take our $5 Boy's Suit, for instance, and rtiatch it if you can for the price. - a - :: - :: - - n - a a-a-a-a-n-a- for Ducks and Snipe? is not a Side Line with us a-a-a-a-a-a-aa-a-a-a-a-a-a Put on a Good Front and you cannot help but do so if you send your Dress and other Shirts to us to be laundered. We go to In finite pains to please our patrons by giving them most excellent work especially In the getting up of fine linen. We have an up to date equip ment and make it a practice to turn out only the best work, yet our prices attract attention because of their ex treme moderation. Coos Bay SteamLaundry PnONE 571. Dr. D. A. Sanburn FRENCH SPECIALIST. I am now in Marshfield to remain. I treat chronic diseases. I remove all conditions arising from Impure blood with Nature's remedies roots herbs, barks and berries. I also give magnetic treatments. CONSULTATION FREE. Ofllco in Flat 5, O'Conncll Building, A' Street, Marshfield, Ore. Temple (8b Wilson UNDERTAKING PARLORS. Funeral supplies in general. Licensed embalmer with lady assistant. South Broadway. Telephones: OFFICE 2101. RESIDENCE 2103. LOST Ladles' pin dull gold with green set. Reward for return to Times' office. SALOON FOR SALE Doing fine business. Will sacrifice on ac count of other business. Address Saloon, care Coos Bay Times. FOR SALE One studenbaker wa gon and harness. Inquire N. R. Graves, Garfield Hotel. FOR SALE Offlce furniture, em bracing 5-foot weathered Oak Desk, Chairs, Fox Typewriter prac tically new, Franklin heater and an oil stove. 1. A. BEVERS, 2nd floor, Lockhart Building. WANTED Pantry gir). Apply Blanco hotel at once. FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms for rent. Close In. Phono 601. FOR SALE Cheap One large air tight stove, suitable for large room or bar Also cash roglster. In quire of Merchant & Kammeror. 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 RENT Four 5-rooin flats In the O'Conuell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. The Conveniences of Electricity in the houso are manifold. It is not only for illuminating and cooking purposes, but for the quick and clean performance of other household du ties such as ironing, for Instance, that electricity is desirable. With an electric chafllng dish delicacies can be literally "made in a mlnyte." With electrically heated irons your laundry work is done expeditiously and In a most cleanly manner. We install electrical apparatus every where. Oregon Electrical Supply Co. 'A' STREET, MARSHFIELD Masters'and McLain :: i General Contractor's Buildin : : Material and Beaver Hill Coal Office: Broadway & Queen St ; Phones 2011 -826 Steamer Flyer LAWHORN & McCULLOCH, Owners. JiVe. Marshfield Lve. North Bend 7:00 A. M. 7:45 A. M. 8:45 " 10:05 " 10:45 " 11:15 " 1:00 P. M. 1:46 P. M. 2:30 " 3:15 " 4:00 " 5:00 " Open for Charter Nights and Sundays The Flyer Always Leaves ok Timo. t GOOD THINGS t : to t t Eat t t Readv For The t t Table t t at t t CORTHELL'S X t DELICATESSEN. t t LUNCHES SERVED, t $ IF IT IS UUIIT OF BRICK OH STONE LET ME DO IT. t J. W. DECAMP. t P. O. HOX 118, MARSHFrELD When you pay your subscription, be sure that you get your votes for The Coos liay.TImea Popular Voting m iif Wfi w I COOS HAY TIULS. The following tables give hours of high and low tides every day this week: the for OCTOBER, 1008. 1IGH WATERI w ( mm, &2S " M. uate Thursday Fridav . Saturday SUNDAY ft. 5.8 G.l 7.1 LOW AVATERI A. M. M. Date. Thursday Friday . Saturday SUNDAY h. in. I ft. I li. m. ft. 1.4 0.8 0.3 -0.1 :m a. m. i i I h. m.i ft h. m. 22 10:32 G.3 10:45 23 11:02 G.G 12:27 24 11:33 G.9 25 0:OG 6.112:02 1.3 4:48 1.3i 5:22 1.4 5:56 1.7 6:29 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated P-e93.) WESTERN OREGON. Rain tonight and Thursday. LOCAL TEMPERATURE HE- PORT. For twenty-four hours ond- Ing 5 p. m., Oct. 27, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 57 Minimum 38 At 5 p. m 54 Precipitation trace Wind, Northwest; cloudy. BORN. LOCKHART To Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Lockhart of Marshfield, in San Francisco, Tuesday, October 27, a daughter. Mother and child are doing nicely. Mr. Lockhart Is also in San Francisco. Cltlens League Meeting. The Citizens League will hold Its regular weekly meeting at the Finnish hall, Thursday night to discuss civic af fairs. Chamimulc Club Tonight. Mrs. Dr. Horsfall will entertain the Cha mlnade club at her home this even ing. It will bo program night. Only the members of the club have been invited. Raises Fine Apples. J. D. Don ham of Fairview, brought in a box of fine apples to The Chamber of Commerce this morning where they will be displayed as examples of the products of this section. Bear Hounds at Gould Ranch. The Harrlman bear hounds have been sent by Col. Grimes to the Gould ranch on North Coos River, above Allegany where they will be kept and trained by Mr. Gould. Hugh Sneddon 111. Hugh Sned don is confined to his home with an attack of the jaundice. Dr. Ingram, who Is attending h'im does not con sider the case a serious one although it will probably lay Mr. Sneddon up for several days. ' Kinney Closes Ofllces. Major L. D. Kinney has closed the offices of the Pacific Broadway Railroad which he recently opened In the Coos building and has gone to North Bend. Whether he will reopen ofllces there or not has not been announced. Eureka Late. Tho Eureka sailed from Portland today for Coos Bay and will sail from hero Friday for Eureka. She will take a number from hero to Eureka, most of them being people who have been employ ed In tho shipyards on tho Coquille. In addition to tho time lost In aid ing the M. F. Plant here, the Eureka lost time on the Columbia. Lost tho Nomination. Dick Dln negan, the well-known 'Frisco travel ing man who has been covering the Coos Bay country for somo years for the wholesale liquor houso of Din negan and Sons of San Francisco, is here today. Ho reports that he lost the Democratic nomination for con gress in the fifth. California district by the narrow margin of two votes. Married In Nprth Bend. Andrew Hoben and Miss Pearl Rezln were married at the Hotel Oregon In North Bend, Sunday night, Judge Schuster officiating. Mr. Hoben 1b a well-known real cstato man and the bride's homo Is on South Inlet. They will reside at Hotel Oregon for the time being. They are tho reci pients of congratulations from their numerous friends. New Hotel Progressing. Tho work on tho now Chandler hotel is progressing rapidly. It Is now be lieved that tho building will ho com pleted about January 15. Manager LaChanco Is proparlng to order tho furniture and fixtures so that It will be here ready to Install just as soon as the building Is completed and ho expects to have tho opening within a week after the contractors turn 22 4:07 23 4:44 24 5:22 25 5:5S over the structure. It is proposed to make the opening a public celebration. Cnrliiu Brings Plant's Freight. The Czarina will bring tho freight from San Francisco this week that the M. F. Plant was to bring. No definite information has been receiv ed yet as to what vessel will be put, on the run to take care of tho pas senger business and probably no de cision will be reached until tho M. F. Plant Is plnccd on the dry dock at 'Frisco and the full extent of her damages determined. Tho Plnnt will reach 'Frisco tonight or tomor row, It is expected, In tow of the Columbia. NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. Mary Elrod of Marshfield, was a North Bend visitor on Sundny. Mr. and Mrs. W. Duobner of Marshfield, attended tho dedication exercise on Monday. Tho schooner Advent has finished loading his cargo and will sail for San Francisco today. Miss Minnie Peterson and sister, of North Inlet, were tho guests yes terday of Mrs. John Freeland. Miss Henrietta Colver underwent an operation for her eye at the gen eral hospital In Mnrslfileld. Mrs. Lyman Noble and Mrs. E. O'Conncll of Marshfield, attended the dedication exercises on Monday. The Hedondo came down from Porter's mill and will finish taking on her cargo of lumber at North Bend. The Ladles' Aid of tho Presby terian church, will meet this after noon at tho home of Sirs. Hailley, on Sherman avenue. Mrs. Chas. Doano and son, Clifford, and Mrs. M. McGulro and baby, of South Marshfield, were down to the cornerstone laying on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mickey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oleson, Melvln Mickey and Mr. Miller formed a picnic party that spent Sunday at tho Sand hills. Edgar Simpson, who has spent several weeks visiting tho Simpson Lumber Company at North Bend, loft Monday on tho tug Columbia for his homo In San Francisco. Misses Nellie and Mildred Doylo came tip Sunday from Wedderburn and were tho guests of their sister, Mrs. Ed. Mather. They left on tho Alliance Monday for Portland. Tho schooner Echo, which hns been undergoing repairs for somo tlmo at old North Bend, was towed to tho Porter Mill last evening where she will take on a cargo of lumber. Mrs. E. R. Hodson and children, of South Coos River, who have been tho guests of Mrs. Hudson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCann, tho past fow days, will return to their homo this afternoon. A sneak thief Is going tho rounds at North Bond, Monday ovonlng ho entered ono of tho residences and carried off a piece of meat. Wed nesday morning ho entered tho same houso again. Tho family hearing a noise ran downstairs, tho thief be came frightened nnd dropped tho plunder. CULLINGS OF COQUILLE. County Seat News jis Told by The Sentinel. Attorony A. J. Shorwood returned Tuesday evening from a professional trip to Salem and Portland. Ho feels very hopeful over tho chances for Bryan and Kern slnco hlH visit to tho Wlllametto, alleging that there Is a wonderful sontlmont for tho Com moner In all directions. Ray Dean, who recently closed his photograph gallery, expects to de part with his wlfo for Eugono In tho course of a fow weeks. From there they may go to Idaho. Geo. T. Moulton last Saturday sold his 7 acres of land near town to John Peart, tho coal minor. Johnny will set out tho tract to strawberries, as also his own aero adjoining. Rev. Luscombo, tho North Mothod lst minister, who wns assigned to this city by tho recont conference has boon compolled to go to Idaho on account of his llttlo son's sickness with tuberculosis. CASH system Is tho now .way. It will bo all cash at Sanitary Market after November 1. Steamor BREAKWATER . sails from Coob Bay for Portland BAT- URDAY, OCTOBER 01, at 3 P. M. yi I Personal Notes i W. C. CHASE of Coquille, was in tho city on business. E. E. JOHNSON of Coquille, was In the city on business. FRED. POMEROY of Lama Creek, Is In the city on business. THOMAS HALL has gono to Port land to tako a position there. MRS. W. W. GAGE of Coquille, is In tho city today visiting friends. MRS. JUD MILLS came up from Charleston today to do somo shop ping. MISS LILIAN McCANN of North Bend, was a visitor in Marshfield today. MRS. FAY JONES of Coquille, Is a guest at the H. M. Tuttlo homo In, this city. CHAS. THOM left this morning on tho Drain stage for Wlllametto Valley points. MR. and MRS. REEVES of Eel Lake, arc spending a fow days In Marsh field on business and pleasure. CHAS. AIKEN left yesterday for Raymond, Wash., where ho will tako position with ono of tho mills. MRS. McFARLIN of North Inlet, camo down from North Inlet to day to visit friends and look aftor business here. MISS KATE WICKAM of Coquille, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Nels Osmundson, returned to her home yesterday. MRS. W. S. CHANDLER and Miss ' Helen Chandler camo down from their Coos River bungalow yester day to spend a few days with Marshfield friends. W! S., CHANDLER has been called to San Francisco by the Illness of his father, R. D. Chandler. The old gentleman Is now in his 82nd year and considerable apprehen sion is felt over his illness. BRIEFS FROM BANDON. Events of Intprcst On Lower Coqulllo Told By Recorder. C. M. Skolls of Coqulllo, haa pur chased tho Lorenz & Hoyt Btock and will conduct tho business at tho old stand. Tho store will be in charge--of Charllo Lorenz and Paul Skeels. Tho two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. II. Nelson, who has recently boon very sick with bronchitis pneu monia, is now recovering. Clyde Dlvelblss of Port Orford, a llttlo boy of about six years of ago, spent Tuesday night in Bandon. Ho had never heard a boat whistle and waking In tho morning and hearing tho whistle exclaimed, "My don't that cow bawl loud''? Mr. Tucker has a number of Eng lish walnut trees on his rnnch near Four MIIo, which nro eight years old from tho seed, and they bore a good crop last year and are full again this year. Wo have heard of. others In this vicinity and at Co qulllo and Myrtle Point who are growing English walnuts In largo quantities and tho fruit Is first class. Tho launching of two ocean going tugboats from ono ship yard in less than a week Is an event that docs not often occur, but such was tho Important ovonts at Price's shipyard In Bandon during the last week. Tho first ono Ho bo launched was tho Kllkyam, on Saturday. This boat belongs to the Coquille Mill and Tug Company, and will bo used In this harbor. She will bo towed to San. Francisco. Tho other boat, tho Gleaner was launched Thursday and will also bo taken to San Francis co and returned to Gardiner where sho will do service on the Umpqua River. Tho Klikyam is 9G feet long- and 22 foot wide, while tho Gleaner is 100 feot long and 22 feet six Inches wide. Overdoing n Good Thing. Perhaps a fow moro people would try to bo good If they didn't bump Into so many others who ovprdo tho thing. Rosoburg News. SAVE 15 por cent on your MEAT HILLS by tho cash system at tho SANITARY MARKET. Stoamor BREAKWATER salla from Coob Bay for Portland SAT URDAY, OCTOBER 31, at 2 P. M. MASQUERADE BALL, NORTH BEND, November 14, at Eckhoff Hall.,
