THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, IJIARSHFIELO. OREGON. TUESDAY, 'DECEMBER 1, 1908.
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Repair AVork of Anything Pertaining to the Trade a Specialty.
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Subscriptions Received for All
Magazines and
ANY PERIODICAL PUBLISHED
Norton &
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CITY FRONT
Mlllwork of all descriptions, furniture and show cases made to
order. Cedar Chests, Myrtle
NORTH FRONT STREET.
COOS BAY
Academy of Music
ELMER A. TODD, Director.
New O'Connell Building
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COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS j
Cavanagh, Chapman (8b Co.
I fipneral Renair Work and Voadturning. Launches a Specialty ?
Foot of tuee
Thanksgiving is Coming
We have everything you
need for the table in tho
grocery line. That's our spe
cialty. Wo do not claim to ho
better or wiser than others but
we aro careful of the goods wo
handle. There's a lot to lose
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ing to uso cheap things. Our
prices are always reasonable
and our quality always speaks
for itself.
C. W. WOLCOTT
THE FAMILY GROCER
PHONE 071.
Front St. MorsbJleld.
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Good Heaise and Vehicles
HEINER, MILLER & CO.
Livery, Teed nnd Salo Stablo.
nAY FOR SALE Wholesale and
retail.
3d and 'A' Sts. Phone 1201 Mrfld.
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CEMENT
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 (8b SUPPLY CO
North Bend. Oregon.
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Tun dependable sort
THAT IS WORTH DUYING.
PAILS, ASH CANS, SHOVELS,
COAL SCUTTLES, EVERY
THING FOR THE KITCHEN.
ALL THE NEWEST AND
MOST DURABLE ENAMEL
WARE, POTTERY AND TIM
AVARE. WE HAVE ALL
SORTS OF TO OlI'S AND A
FINE LINE OF CUTLERY".
M. 1). SUMNER, Vlce-Pres. I
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FINEST LINE OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Watch Movements and
Cases for Christmas
Gifts
Newspapers
ANYWHERE SUPPLIED BY t
Hansen
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PLANING MILL
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Wood Novelties.
PHONE 020
Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Miss
Lucy S. Horton.
Voice Miss Mablo Clare Mlllis.
Art of Expression Mrs. Rebecca
Luse Stump. Classes In Har
mony, Sight Reading, etc.
Phono" 1055
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10 year old XXXX Rye, per
gallon $4.00
Best quality Port Wine, per
gallon $2.00
Best quality Sherry Wine, per
gallon . $3.00
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gallon ....50c
Try a case of Welnlmrd op
Lager Beer (Union Made).
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 481
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A few of tho good things to
eat at
CORNELL'S DELICATESSEN
today: Roast Turkey, Hot Ta-
males, Boiled Ham, a variety of
Cakes and Pies.
Strawberry and Vanilla, Ice
Cream.
Material
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
FIRST CUSS
PLUMBING and
TINNING SHOP
IN OPERATION
EASTSIDE
A m"r '" 4'JR' Z m!Q$A
For special bargains in EaBtside
Residence lots at "go as you please
terms." See Title Guarantee and Ab
stract Company, H. Sengstacken.
Manager.
FREE:
P. S. Eaitslde Ferry Is making
regulai trips between Marshfleld and
Eastslde every hour. It only takos
4 minutes to cross.
Title Guarantee
Abstract Co.
iNRY SENGSTACKEN. Manager
More people are taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy every year. It is
considered to be the most effective
for kidney and bladder troubles that
medical science can devise. Foley's
Kidney Remedy corrects irregulari
ties, builds up worn out tissues and
restores lo"st vitality. It will make
you feel well and look well. For sale
by RED CROSS PHARMACY, JOHN
PREUSS, Prop.
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is more expensive than
a gunny-sack and
may be a trifle more ex
pensive than coal or wood.
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SEASONABLE ADVICE.
Send home a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy today along
with your other household supplies.
It is the best investment you can
make at this season of the year, es
pecially if there are children in the
home. There is no better medicine
obtainable. It contains no opium or
other narcotics. For salo by JOHN
PREUSS
Masters and McLain t
General Contractor's Buildin
Material and
Beaver Hill Coal
J Office: Broadway & Queen St t
Phones 2011 -826
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Temple (8b Wilson
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
Funeral supplies
In general.
Licensed embalmer
with lady assistant.
South Broadway.
Telephones:
OFFICE 2101.
RESIDENCE 2108.
DeWltfs Carbollzed Witch Hazel
Salve Is especially good for plies, but
It is also recommended nearly every
where for anything when a salve Is
needed. It Is soothing, cooling and
healing. Be sure to get DeWitt's
Witch Heel Salve wtaen you ask for
It. We sell and recommend It, Sold
by LOOKHART PARSONS.
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bourn of high and low tides
every day this wt-fk:
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Tuesday . . II 6:40 5.S 6:40 5.0
Wednesday 21 7:36 6.2 8:02 5.0
Thursday . .3 8:28 6.6 9:13 5.3
Friday . . 4 9:15 7.0 10:15 5.5
Saturday . .5 10:05 7.3 11:10 5.5
SUNDAY .. 6 10:47 7.6
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LOW WA85Cnt A. M I I. M
Date. I h. in. I ft. I h. ral ft,
Tuesday . . II 12:55 2.7
Wednesday 2 0:51 1.2 2:03 1.9
Thursday . .31 0.56 1.5 3:07 1.1
."riday . . 4 3:02 1.3 4-04 0.3
Saturday 51 3:57 2.1 4:53 -0.5
SUNDAY . .0 4:40 2.3 5:39 -1.0
WKATMfiK FORHOAbT.
(By Associated feaij.)
WESTKUN ORFOON
Fair tonight and Wednesday
and generally warmer.
t- ' PORT.
For twenty-four hours ond-
ing at 5 p. m., Nov. 30, by Mrs.
E. Mingus, special goveinmont
mptoorological observer.
Maximum 59
Minimum 42
At 5 p. m 54
o Prpcipitation none
Wind, Northwest: cloudy.
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No Council Meeting. Tho city
council was to have held an adjourn
ed meeting last night, but it was
postponed until next Tuesday night.
No business of importance was to
come up.
Sell Planing Mill. Messrs. Pollex
fen and Turpen have disposed of
their City Front Planing Mill to tho
B. S. & B. Company which will
utilize the plant for their bedding
supply factory.
Injures Hand. M. Fox, an em
ployee of tho Sanitary Meat Market,
sustained a severe wound yesterday
while removing the hide from a
beef. A gash several Inches long was
cut In his hand. Dr. Houseworth
who attended him says that the In
jury will not bo of lasting duration.
airs. Hume Here. Mrs. R. D.
Hume, accompanied by her brother,
FOR SALE Household furniture
nearly new. Call on Mrs. Relchert
across from Marble Works.
SALOON FOR SALE Being com
pelled to retire, will sell popular
money making saloon on easy
terms. Bargain. Address: "Re
tiring" care Times.
GIRL WANTED For general house
work. Family of 3. Phone 107, Mrs
Rau, No. 1 Broadway.
FOR SALE Ladles' second hand
late style coat, nearly new. P. O.
Box 475.
FOR SALE Complete housekeeping
equipment, dining room sot, rock
ers, Morris chair, dresser, buffet,
2 bedsteads and bedding, rugs,
couch, range comploto with cookT
lng utensils and dishes- all as good
as new-purchaser can lease house.
See J. D. McNeil, Coos building.
FOR SALE One 12 H. P. stationary
Standard Gas Engine. Ono 14x36
scow cheap. Oakley & Arnold,
North Bond.
FOR RENT Eight-room flat. John
son building, Second street noar O
FOR SALE DRY WOOD cut Stovo
length, also well equipped wood
and coal yard for ront. Apply D.
D. Campbell, North Front street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
modern conveniences. Phono 1577
WANTED Teacher for School Dis
trict, No. 6. Ninth Qrado work.
Seven months' term. State salary
wanted. Address, L. A. Webster,
clerk school, District No. 6, Em
pire, Oregon.
FOR SALE Speedy motor
Apply Geo. Goodrum.
Boat,
FOR SALE A modern flvo-roomed
bungalow, plastered, with 100x100
on corner, close In. Apply F. M.
Rummoll, Jr., Room 23, First
Trust building.
FOR SALE Choap Ono largo air
tight stove, suitable for large room
or bar Also cash register. In
qulro of Merchant & Kammerer.
Edward Duncan, arrived here yester
day from Wcdclerburn and will sail
on the M. F. Plant today for San
Trancisco. Mr. Duncan came up
from San Francisco just prior to Mr.
Hnmo's death. It is stated that Mr.
Hume's will will be read In San Francisco.
Fined For Assault. John Laskey
was lined $5 and costs In Justice
Ponnock's court on charges of as
sault preferred by Louis Stone. Ow
ing to some estcnuatlng circum
stances, Justice Pennock remitted
the flno, leaving only tho costs to be
paid by Laskey. Both parties reside
on Catching Inlet.
Undergoes Operation. P. A. Pe
terson underwent an operation at
tho Marshfleld hospital yesterday for
tho removal of the prostate gland. It
was the flrst operation of the kind
ever performed in the county. Tho
operation was performed by Dr.
Houseworth assisted by Dr. Straw
and was entirely successful.
Horse Bites Thumb OIY. Ethel
Cavanagh, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkes Cavanagh of South
Broadway, yesterday had her thumb
bitten off by a horse. Tho
horse was in a pasture
near their home and she was on the
fence. Tho animal stuck up its nose
and snapped, completely severing tho
thumb just below the first Joint. Dr.
Houseworth attended tho case.
EASTSIDE SCHOOL
EMTERTAINS PATRONS
Large Number Attended Thanksgiv
ing Exercises and Approve Woik
of Pupils.
Tho teachers and pupils of East
side gave an Informal reception to
the friends and patrons of the school
district Wednesday afternoon.
A short Thanksgiving program
was enjoyed by all. The Httlo peo
ple distinguished themselves by sev
eral recitations and pretty drills,
while the older ones sang a number
of two-part songs.
At the close of the exercises the
patrons were Invited to walk about
and examine the work done by tho
pupils this term, specimens of which
were arranged about the room nnd
on the walls In a very artistic man
ner. The work in drawing was indeed
most excellent, especially as the pu
pils have had no Instruction In this
subject until the last few months.
In addition to the regulnr work of
charcoal and water color there were
some line specimens of clay-modeling
and paper-cutting In tho lower grades
while the sixth and eighth grades
showed some very creditable work
in basket-weaving.
The geography work was well car
ried out in the shape of relief maps
made of salt, also of papler-macho,
and one card-hoard map of tho Unit
ed States showing tho regions of dif
ferent products in a way that was
both amusing and Instructive.
After the work had been duly ex
amined and admired, refreshments
were served by four daintily dressed
little maidens wearing white caps and
aprons.
About forty guests wore present
and all felt that they had spent n
most profitable and delightful timo,
also that a voto of earnest thanks
were duq. tho two teachers, Mrs.
Bevler and Miss Franso who had
brought about such splendid results
for the boys and girls.
.Among those present were: Mrs.
Vineyard, Mrs. Pederson, Mrs. Kitt
son, Miss Rose, Mrs. West, Mrs. Jor
dan, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Downing,
Mrs. Jonnlngs, Mrs. Stonecypher,
Mrs. Telefson, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Oleson, Mrs. Martinka,
Mrs. Humbert, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
Lund, Mrs. Mateson, Mrs. Kynoll,
Mrs. Robertson, Miss Sailing, Messrs.
Roy Robertson, Lester Sailing, Frank
Smallwood, J. Mattson.
( CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to oxpress my heartfelt
thanks to all who have so kindly as
sisted me In recovering tho body of
my daughter, Miss Ruby Holmken,
and aided mo In other ways. I es
pecially desire to thank .Messrs.
Temple & Wilson, Mayor Straw and
Marshal Carter for their assistance.
II. HELMKEN.
Seo display of prizes for RED
MEN'S MASQUE BALL In Lockhart'fl
window.
HOT TAMALES today at Cortholl's.
Oil coko meal at HAINES.
IT IS A WONDER.
Chamberlain's Liniment Is ono of
tho most remarkable preparations yet
produced for the relief of rheumatic
pains, and for lame back, sprains and
bruises. Tho quick relief from pain
which it affords is alono worth many
times its cost. Price, 25 cents, large
sizo 50 cents. For salo by JOHN
PREUSS.
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I Personal Notes 1
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E. L. BESSEY of Coos River, was In
Marshfleld today on business.
A. S. HAMMOND of Coqullle, was In
Marshfleld yesterdny on business.
O. O. LUND returned yesterday on
the stage from a business trip to
Portland.
C. TIMMONS nnd wife, of Empire,
passed through here today en
route to Portland.
CHAS. STELLARD'S little daughter
is reported quite sick at their
home on Broadway.
R. A. WASCHAU of San Francisco,
passed through here en route to
Bandon where he expects to open,
a moving picture show.
GLEN L. DAVIS left today on tho
Plant for Oakland, Cal., to visit
Mrs. Davis who Is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis.
MISS NORA SOLVE of Bandon,
passed through here on routo
home from a month's visit at
Portland and other northern
points.
REX LARGE has gone to Coquillo
where he will be associated with
A. J. Savage In the publication of
the Coquillo Weekly Sentinel
which they have leased from Orvll
Dodge.
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ELIJAH SMITH, head of the South
ern Oregon Company, expects to
leave this afternoon for Portland.
It is likely that ho will not return
to Empire until next summer al
though he has not announced his
plans.
MRS. GUITIERREZ arrived hero
from California yesterday to spend
several weeks with her sisters,
Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Crlbbs. Sho
is the mother of "The Candy Kid
Bunny" who has won so many
friends while ho has been spend
ing the summer with his aunts
hero. A more delighted youth
couldn't be imagined than "Bun
ny," Blnce tho arrival of hia
mamma.
CLARKE BOWMAN DIES
SUDDENLY IN PORTLAND
Woll-Kiiown Marshfleld 3Inn Suc
cumbed at Home of Brother thcro
Cause of Death not Known.
Clarke Bowman, n resident of
Mnrshfleld for a number of years
until threq or four weeks ago when
he removed to Portland, died sud
denly there yesterday. A telegram
conveying the announcement of his
death was received by his father-in-law,
N. Nelson, last evening. Tho
cause of death was not given and Mr.
Nelson leaves on the Alliance today
for Portland to assist his daughter
In tho funeral arrapgements and
bring her back.
While here, Mr. Bowman was em
ployed ns a printer and made many
frionds. In Portland, ho resided at
the residence of his brother, J. D.
Bowman, In Montnvllla, a Rose City
suburb. '
Mr. Bowman Is survived by his
father, Merrltt Bowman, of Portland,
nnd two brothers, J. D. Bowman o
Portland, and Alvln Bowman of Falls
City, Ore. Several married sisters
also survive.
Mrs. Bowman was formerly Ella
Gortrudo Nelson of Marshfleld. Sho
and their eight-year-old daughter,
Jano Penrl, will probably return to
mako their homo with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Nolson, at tho corner
of Second and 'C streets.
Tho funeral will probably be held.
In Portland as Mr. Bowman's mother
Is burled there.
Another brief message to Mr. Nel
son stated that death was caused by
heart failure. ,
Stockings made from human hair
are worn by Chinese fishermen as
tho best prevontivo of wot feet. They
aro drawn over ordinary cotton
stockings, being too rough for put
ting near tho skin.
Thqro aro no undertakers in Jap
an. When a person dies it is tho
custom for his nearest relatives to
put him Into a coflln and bury him
and tho mourning does not begin,
until after burial.
ISSUES CHALLENGE.
Tho North Bond High School pub
licly challenges the Marshfleld High.
School to two football games to bo
played beforo Now Year's Day,
RALPH COKE. Managor.
Steamer BREAKWATER sails
from Coos Bay for Portland SAT
URDAY, DECEMBER 5, nt 8 A. M