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Newspaper Page Text,r, an if "' THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1908. t I ft TAFT IS ELECTED By TREMENDOUS LANDSLIDE (Continued from Pago one.) Taft has carried the state by a sub stantial plurality. FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC. Brynn Carries State By n Reduced Majority. (By Associated Press.' JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 4. Incom plete returns indicate that the Dem ocrats will carry the state by about 18,000 majority. LOUISIANA FOR BRYAN. Southern State Stands Ry tho Great Commoner. (By Associated Press.) NEW ORLEANS, La., Nov. 4. According to the latest returns re ceived here the Democratic state committee claim the state for Bryan fcy about 40,000. NEVADA DEMOCRATIC. Looks Like a Bryan Victory By Small Majority. (By Associated Press.) RENO, Nov. 4. Returns received liere indicate that Bryan has carried state by about 3,000. OREGON IS LOYAL. (By Associated Press.) PORTLAND, Nov. 4. Partial re turns from the state show Taft to bo running ahead. Ninety-eight pre cincts complete In Multnomah coun ty give Taft 15,727, Bryan 8,322. Outside Multnomah county Taft 21, 320, Bryan 13,260. BRYAN SPENT DAY BUSY IN LIBRARY (By Associated Press.) LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 3. Election day brought clear skies and balmy weather. W. J. Bryan was astir early to look over a mass of telegrams from all parts of the country giving him assurance of a Democratic victory. Ho dwovo to a grocery store and at 5:15 cast ballot No. 03 and as did so, a score of voters removed their hats and offered their best wishes. He returned home to work in his library. NEWS OF COQUILLE. There Is early prospect of a social club similar to that at Marshfield be ing instituted in Coquille. Some of our prominent business and profes sional men have tho matter under discussion. Mrs. N. Peachey, a lady canvasser who has been stopping at the Bledsoo house, started oveiland Wednesday evening for eastern Oregon in an swer to a message announcing tho Bcrlous illness of her sister and en tiro family with typhoid fever. Sho traveled by horseback from the bay. E. E. Johnson, of the Johnson Lumbor Co., came homo from a busi ness visit to San Francisco last Sat urday. Ho reports tho lumber mar ket to havo a decided upward ten dency, but looks for better improve ment after tho questions of election are settled. From tho Humboldt (California) Deacon wo learn that Clms. J. "Dally, formerly a resident of Bandon but now of Fortunn, Cal., was operated upon recently at a hospital there for intornnl trouble. Mr. Dally rallied successfully from tho operation, but for a time his condition was precari ous. Walter A. Linegar and wife, after n fow weoks' sojourn with tho gen-1 tloninn's brother, Postmastor A. F. Llnegnr, departed Friday evening for Clntskanie, Columbia county, Oio gon. There Mr. Linegar will tako churgo of an oxtonslvo creamery business nnd perhaps make his per manent homo. Misses Augusta Chribtenson and Ida Bonnlokson of Formlnlo, Cal., arrived on tho Plant last week. Miss Bonnlckson I'liinu up to visit her sis tor, Mrs. James Jncobson, who had tha uiUfortuno to liroak ono of hor log a few weoks ago. Miss Chrlst oiiBon will visit hor sister, Mrs. Frank Sohroedor, of Norway. C. 11. Banning, formerly In tho grocery buslnots lioro, arrived Wed nesday ovonlng from his present REOEIVENG RETURNS HERE The Intense interest felt locally in the result of the presidential elec tion yesterday was shown by the crowd of between 500 and 1,000 that surrounded the corner of 'A and Front streets last night to see the re turns as flashed on "a curtain across from the Millicoma Club. The crowd came early and remained late, watch ing intently the bulletins from tho various cities and states showing tho trend of the vote. G. W. Carleton who operated the special Western Union Wire to the Millicoma Club rooms, began receiv ing the bulletins before C o'clock and continued until 12 o'clock last night. The service was good", bulle tins being received in rapid succes sion and being instantly thrown on the screen across from the club. The mejnbers of the club filled the rooms all evening. When the bulletins from New York began to come, showing a land slide there for Taft, the crowd cheer ed lustily. As the later returns continued to show Taft gaining in New York with Indications that he would carry the other eastern states by good majo rities, tho crowd continued to give vent to its enthusiams. Many women were in the crowd, watching the bulletins almost as in tently as the men. That Taft should run as well as the bulletins indicated, was a sur prise to everybody in the crowd. While the great majority of the crowd had hoped for a Republican victory, their actions and talk early in the evening indicate more or less misgiving on their part. There were many expressions of gratltujde, to the Millicoma Club for its courtesy and generosity in fur nishing the- returns for the general public. At first, when the club ar ranged to secure the returns, it was Intended that it should be only for the members but President C. W. Tower, W. W. McFarland and others suggested that it would be conve nient to the public in general to dis play the returns and it was promptly acted upon. home near Colfax, Washington. The gentleman comes on a flying business trip and expects to retrace his steps about the, first of the week. He sta tes that ho has leased a farm of 200 acres near Coirax, anu inai ne aim his family are very much pleased with their new location. Tho .Gold Beach Globe, comment ing ona recent article in the Sen tinel, explains that Curry county will hayp a poard of Equalization this year the, same as usual. The Globe further states that County Clerk Smith o,ud Assessor Al. Marsh of Gold Beaqh were only witnesses at the land fraud trials, and if the Sen tinel wast understood as saying dif ferently It cheerfully apologizes to tho gentlemen. Rev. John Thomas was assigned to a pastorate in Portland by tho lato Baptist Convention held at New burg, and will In consequence not return to his former field of labor at Bandon. His wife departed by way of the bay last Monday to join him in the Oregon metropolis. Tho many friends of tho estimable couplo In tills city and at Bandon will be sorry of their removal, but will wish them every success at their future abode. letter received by G. H. Clinton of this city from his father, J. W. Cllntbn of Norway, states that tho old g6ntlonian Is now at Steelvlllo, Missouri, and greatly enjoying him self, though some of the relatives and friondk 'whom ho had expected to meet ho found had passed to the be yond, f Mr. Clinton Is well, and from thojfjct that ho made no mention of Adttn'Pcrshbnker, his companion on thoJr4i.it Is presumed that gentle man Ms -(also In his usual health. y y 0. Neilsou, a merchant of Eurekn, California, arrived in tho county per bteamor Plant last weok, and pro ceeded to this vnlioy and thence to Riverton whoro ho is concerned with a compnny of Euroka pooplo In tho davolopmont of a coal property. The gentleman stntoe that it Is tho in tention wlion tho property is furthor workod to put on n steamor dlroct bqtwoon Illvoitou and Euroka for tho purposo of transporting this coal COOS COUNTY STRONG TAFT 4 The following are complete returns so far received from Coos precincts: county Precinct Taft Bandon 212 S. Marshfield. . . 275 Riverton 27 Prosper 46 Deer Park 4 N. M'f'd 156 North Bend . ..301 Coos River .... 47 Coaledo .. 17 Empire 25 Newport 30 Burton Prairie.... 15 Ten Mile 43 E. Coquille 102 W. Coquille . . . 103 Four Mile 4 Iryan Debs 111 0 130 65 35 5 16 13 2 0 65 27 106 61 4 7 8 2 9 0 12 27 14 3 27 9 63 14 06 15 0 0 HEARST WOULD TRANSFER CASE Asks That Gov. Haskell's Libel . Suit Be Heard In Federal Court. (By Associated Pross.) OMAHA, Nov. 4. A petition signed by W. R. Hearst before a no tary public and asking that the $600,000 libel suit recently filed by Gov. Haskell in the Supreme Court of Nebraska be transferred to the federal court, was filed here by J. W. Battln, Hearst's local attorney. The basis of the petition is that tho parties to the suit reside in other states and consequently the case, can not be tried a state court. HEAD BURSTED OFF. Joseph Chimin Meets Awful Fate In Mill. (By Associated Press.) SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 4. Jos eph Charan, 52 years old, ' was caught in a fly wheel of the Monta na Lumber Company's mill and head twisted from the body. TAFT LAJE 1 HIS AFTE"OON Ej Assoc at -d Press. CINC 4NATI, O., Nov. 3 W. H. Tpn arr ed h's ho. re at 8 i -lock th'S mo -;, I im portant bu .)3ss pi evented him voting at noon as he expect d He said he would t- to the poll3 I aftern0Qn "I am very much gratified with the report and thank you heartily for let- ting me know it," was Taft's j remark on hearing the first pre- cinct returns from Massachu- setts as reported to him by the I Associated Press. which has an excellent marl ing it in that city. And still another meat market is said to bo planned for Coquille. Re port now has it that George King, the well-known stockbuyer, will es tablish himself in business at a loca tion on East Second street. Mr. King already has a flourishing mar ket at Marshfield. Tico Wagner was down to Coquille Wednesday from his ranch on tho South Fork of the river, five miles beyond Myrtle Point. He bi ought a wagon load of fine, juicy apples, principally of the Northern Spy vari ety, and easily disposed of the whole 45 boxes. - K - Kan - :: - .::.: - n - . p liIC1 If 5S2SlSsis' mJp Ma hj? M, 1 WiyX 'otf' - I H.1 in k VJ Ml lk Sec our dishes and post yourself on prices of SEMI -PORCELAIN AND HAVILAND WARE Semi Porcelain Dinner Plate, set fiOe Semi Porcelain l'e.i Cup-. and Saucers, set 00c WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FROM FACTORY. YOU WILL HE PRICES. ----::----:-::--- Milners Hardware INDEPENDENTS WIN GAME. The Independents defeated tho Marshfield High School today by a score of 7 to C. CURRY COUNTY NEWS. Kents Theie As Told By Tho Wcd dcrbum Radium. School has been in session at Gold Beach since Tuesday, October 14th. At the opening, Miss Ada Bailey, who presides at the district building and has classes below tho sixth grade, had thirteen scholars and Miss Kel sey, who has the higher grades, re corded an attendance of eighteen. No further diphtheria developed, and the members of tho Blshel family aro convalescent. Mr. Ballou, who was sent from Marshfield to repair the Curry county telephone lino, spent seven days on the work and had the line ready for i service Sunday afternoon. Commu nication was uninterrupted for a dayjnero onco uu wm i""""" "" and then the line went down again between Port Orford and Bandon. Mr. Ballou started homo Tuesday morning and will glvo the line an other overhauling on the trip, and it should be in as good shape as Its tumble-down, worn out condition warrants when ho finishes with it. The line needs extensive repairs and will never furnish satisfactory ser vice until these aro made. The salt air along the coast reduces the life of telephone wire materially and this rusting process Is accountable for a great part of the trouble in this sec tion. HOUSE For rent, mod n six room cottage. Apply Fred. Holn South Marshfield. FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping . Apply Mrs. Lash, over Mangan's Under taking Parlors. FOR SALE A few choice Barred Rock pullets, full bloods, ?1.00 apiece. S. J. Defreese, Marshfield. FOR SALE Cheap One large air tight stove, suitable for large room or bar Also cash rpgister. In quire of Merchant & Kammere FOR RENT Four C-room flats In tho O'Connell building on A itreet. Apply Hall & Hall. T T T T 1 1 Let U s Launder 01 Vnf f r ft 1 1 fa i q ? 1,CP KaUo11 $2,0 i m A JU-l ViLl ICt-lLia 1 Bcst qUaiKy Table Claret, per H Ml ga,,on 50c I We are proud of our re putation for fine work on delicate fabrics. Our ex perience and facilities for laundering face curtains, bureau scarfs, lace hand kerchiefs and other em broidered pieces make it safer for you to entrust them to us than to handle them yourself. Ask for price. Phono 2291. Marshfield Hand II & Steam Laundry lsSI, DoWltt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salvo is especially good for piles, but It Is also recommended nearly every- where for anything when a salvo Is needed. It is soothing, cooling and healing. Be sure to get DeWltt's Witch Hzel Salve when you ask for It. We sell and recommend it Sold by LOCKnART & PARSONS. - nntt - :tK - :t - ttutt - a i M, iLj At X! LINE OF CUT GLASS DIRECT SURPRISED AT THE LOW i ------::------ &V A Real Nice Cut from a really tender joint, will please the most fastidious and ex acting eater. Wo pride ourselves on the exceptional tenderness of all tho meats sold hero, whether it be Beef, Veal Mutton, Lamb, Pork, Steaks, Chops, Cutlets or Poultry. We know that, wherever you aro dealing now if you buy your Meat ' . .. ! 11 atnl. ntinn n nl ways, because uom quaiuy uuu price will please you. Sanitary Market Hall & Richards PHONE 1001 Get Your Suit Pressed While you wait, bathe, sleep or while you tat at WAS SON'S SHOP, on 'A' street. If you have not a suit, let me make you one for $31S or 40. If that is too much for your pocket book, let ine tako your measure and have tho Royal Tailors make you one much cheaper with an Extra Pair of Pants FREE. As I am able to give a cor rect desrdption of Just what you want, I will guarantee you a good fit. PHONE 2211. ? riMF-. Al LORING i I Coos Bay Liquor Co. I I SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY i 8 10 year old XXXX Rye, per I gallon $1,00 i Best quality Port Wine, per I gallon 2.00 JM."fc quality Diierry n mi-, in-i- 1 1 iio - T Best quality Sherry Wine, per t Try n case or Weinnnril or Laser Beer (Union Made). FREE DELIVERY PHONE 481 o-n :: -n-o-r:- --::-& Wm ;v-7.o et25553gg8 Rb Call Service m AT Hours Good Hiaise nnd Vohlt les HEFNER, MILLER & CO. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. HAY FOR SALE Wholesale and retail. 3d and 'A Sts. Phono 1201 Mrfid. GOOD THINGS to Eat Readv For The t Table t at t CORTHELL'S DELICATESSEN. t X & J t LUNCHES SERVED, I l Masters and McLain a Geacral Contractor's Buildin Material and Beaver Hiil Coal Office: Broadway & Queen St Phones 2011 - 826 o o $ PASTURING, PASTURING. Havo good Pasture for ten or fifteen head of horses or cattlo on Catching Inlet, One and ono- half miles from East Marshfield. Good shed. . 4 Address: O. C. RUSSELL, Marshfield. Ore. mMP$ ijferf '&te&m VK)!b J- Sfsr5' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received by n, Common Council of the city Marshfield, until 7:30 o'clock p Tuesday, November 10th, loos f ' tho work of Improving that portu of Alice street from the north lne t ui;.-ii a.tuuu iu niu cenier lln6 of D' street, In E. B. Dean & Co J ond addition to the town of M&r.i, field, Coos county, Oregon .accord. ing to plans and specifications now on file in tho office of the City Re order; also for the 'work of impr0T, Ing certain portions of Front street" from a point 320 feet north ot the north lino of 'A' street to tho north lino of 'W' street, in MarshfleH Coos county, Oregon. ' A certified check for five per cent of tho amount of the bid must ac company each bid, to be forfeited to the City of Marshfield In case bid shall be accepted and bidder falls to enter Into contract within five days after notice of such acceptance. Tho Council reserves tho right to reject any and afl bids. Dated this 31st day of October 1908. J. M. UPTON, Recorder of the City of Marshfield Coos (Jounty, Oregon. A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. Each recurring attack of rheuma tism makes the disease harder to control, but tho fact that It Is not In itself dangerous causes people to neglect it, awaiting a change or a settled condition of tho weather for relief. It Is often only after the dis ease has become so serious as to In terfere with business that the suf ferer will seek moro than temporary relief. Chamberlain's Liniment Is a remedy for rheumatism which any ono can apply. It not only gives prompt rellof from pain, but In a large majority of cases it brings about permanent results. The first application will surprise and delight you as immediate relief Is almost sure to follow. For sale by JOHN PREUSS. .yst VUlliHlt.i'' We are still doing business at the same old place and paying HIGHEST CASH PRICES for HIDES, WOOL, MOnAIH AND FURS A. Helming & Co. Cold Storage Docks Front Street, Marshfield. ALL HANDS. appreciate our fine- Bread. It '3 well made, splendidly baked and bf reason of its ABSOLUTE PURITY is excentlnnnllv delicious. Graham Bread, Rye Bread and many dif ferent sorts of white bread. Coos Bay Bakery! r $$ BUY YOUR FUEL FROM COOS BAY FUEL CO. J. O. DOAE, Proprietor. Dealer In South Marshfield, Bea-J ver Hill and LIbby Coal. Dry Are and stove-wood on short notice. Phono 531 or Leae Orders " I. S. KAUF.MAN & CO. o-oo' PARKSIDE POULTRY RANCH Empire, Oregon. ' JOHN W RING, Prop. Eggs from thoroughbred Buff Orpington chlokens for sal" ' $1.00 to $5.00 for setting of l5- -33 're-'- W h i. ' ri '1 -t 1