The Coos Bay times., December 17, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, WTARSHFIELD. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1903.
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Seeing is believing, so come in to-morrow and let
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COOS HAY TIDES.
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hours of high and low tides
every dny thiai week:
DECEMBKR, 1008.
her cargo of lumber at the
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Tuesday . .15 5:29 5.4 5:09 4.4
Wednesday 16 6:1C 6.7 6:24 4.1
Thursday 17 7:03 5.8 7:39 4.1
Krlday . . 18 7:50 6.2 8:49 4.3
Saturday . '19 8:45 6.6 9:49 4.6
SUNDAY . 20 9:30 7.0 10:45 4.9
Miss Laura Escott and Miss Stenca
Wilson were shopping and visiting
relatives In North Dcnd.
Mrs. Frank Hodson of South Coos
Itlver, Is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thonmson of Marshfleld.
DECEMBER, 1008.
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WEATinSZt FORECAST.
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WESTERN OREGON.
Pair tonight, and Friday cooler.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- O
O I'ORT.
For twenty-four hours end-
O. ing at 5 p. in., Dec 16, by Mrs.
13. MIngus, special government 9
meteorological observer.
At 5 p. in 43
Maximum . 48
Minimum 32
O Precipitation 32
Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy.
Fourier Bros, have moved therl
Meat Market Into their own new
buil,dlng near the Coos Bay Grocery.
Lawrence Jennings expects to re
turn from Romoto to spend Xmas
with his mother who lives in East-side.
Coming For Lumber. Tho steam
schooner Grace Dollar will be here
again this week to tako a load of
lumber from tho C. A. Smith mill.
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In the Coos Bay country, nothing Is more appropriate or more
appreciated than something that will contribute to the pleasure of
huatlng, fishing or camping expedition. We have made a study
of t'ae needs for these purposes and our long experience here en
att"B us to furnish just what i3 needed and the best to be had.
J'.cmember that when you buy of us you get quality for prices
.is low as others sell inferior goods for.
We have a complete line of go'-ls- that will delight any hunter
or nlmrod man, woman or clii.il. Among them are the following:
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Mareen of tho C. A. Smith Lumber
Company, who recently went to San
Francisco has left that city for tho
east to spend the holidays with his
daughters.
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William Durrand of Flagstaff, who
lias been In Spokane for some time,
left a few days ago for Salt Lake
City.
Eggs are 60 'cents per dozen In
Portland and 55 cents per dozen in
North Bend, a fact that shows that
the claim of some pooplo that It Is
cheaper to live In Portland than on
Coos Bay. Is unfounded.
POCKET KNIVES
HUNTING AXES
RAZOR STROPS
SHELL- RAGS
FIRE ARMS
HUNTING HATS
FISH POLES
FISHING TACKLE
PUNCHING RAGS
BOXING GLOVES
HUNTING KNIVES
RAZORS, SAFETY RAZORS
POCKET FLASKS
SHELL OASES
HUNTING COATS
POCKET FLASH LIGHTS
FISH LINES
FLY ROOKS
FOOT BALLS
AIR RIFLES
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FOR SALE Pair good work mares.
Inquire Stutsman Real Estate office.
WANTED A position as bookkeep
er or as bookkeeper and clerk,
Own and use typewriter. Good re
ferences. Address: Bookkeeper,
Times.
FOR SALE Five rooms suite of
household goods. Party leaving
town. Phone 1695.
GIRL WANTED For general
house-work. Family of 3. Phono
167, Mrs. Rau, No. 1 Broadway.
Will Entertain. Tho members of
the Milllcoma Club are arranging for
a Christmas entertainment to be held
on the evening of' December 22. Lady
friends will bo invited. There will
be a musical program and recoptlcji.
Slsllii Foreman. Taylor Siglln
was chosen foreman of the grand
jury now In session at Coquille.
There are not many cases to be in
vestigated by tho grand jury at this
term of court.
SCHOOLS CLOSE TOMORROW.
Children Will Hold Christmas Excr
clses Before Taking Vacation.
Tho pupils of the Marshfleld
school are preparing for their Christ
mas entertainment which will take
place Friday. A program of exercises
has been arranged and tho parents
and frlonds of the children will at
tend. This morning the boys and girls
wore carrying Christmas greens to
the school house to use for the decor
ation of the rooms.
This afternoon tho pupils of tho
first, second and. third grades, as
sisted by their teachers, Miss Alice
McCormac, Miss Sebolt and Mrs,
Wilbur, gave an entertainment for
the pupils of the other grades.
The schools close tomorrow for
the Christmas holidays,
Club Meets. The members of tho
Chaminade Club held a regular
meeting last night at the Flnnish
hall. At the next meeting the
monthly musical program will be
given and a concert is to bo held
probably In January.
Nenring Completion. The work
on Prospect avenue is nearlng com
pletion. The 'B' street elevated
' nlnnlr rnnrlwnv a flnlaliful tn nnnnonf
with the grado and tho work on .the
latter is being pushed as fast as the
weather will permit.
FOR SALE Furniture, also houso
for rent best part of North Bend.
Call mornings. F. T. Hayley.
Big Shipment of Salmon. Tho
salmon- cannery at Gardiner has a
big lot of canned salmon ready for
shipment. Thore is on. hand 15.P00
cases of salmon and of this 13,000
cases will be shipped In a few days
to Marshfiold and from this point to
Portland.
"WILL STUDY TIMBER.
Snlcsmnn For Smith Lumber Com
pany to Visit Coast.
The steamer Nann Smith will ar
rive tomorrow and among tho pas
sengers will bo C. M. Goodyear who
formerly traveled in tho east for
the Smith Lumber Company. Mr.
Goodyear comes to tho coast to
study tho different timber products
of this country with a view of bet
ter informing himself to sell lumber
for tho firm in the eastern markets.
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Persona! Notes
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A. BARGERSON, the storekeeper at
Coaledo, Is in Marshfleld,
MRS. ENOCH HOLLAND of Libby,
Is in Mnrshfield shopping.
FRANK ROGERS came down from
tho ranch today on business.
MRS. A. LUND has just completod
a new cottage in West Marshfleld.
G. A. MOORE and family have mov
ed Into the Episcopal parsonage
on 'A' street.
MRS. THOMAS KEANE of Empire,
Is visiting at the J. H, Flanagan
homo.
W. N. DOUGLAS and II. W. Hoy
went to Coquille today to attend
court.
VICTOR WICKMAN of tho life-saving
station, is taking a furlough
and is in tho city visiting with his
mother, Mrs. Aleck Lund.
R. E. SHINE, manager of the South
ern Oregon Company, who has
jinst returned from Portland, was
a Marshfleld business visitor today.
IRVING" CHANDLER was In the
city last evening from his Coos
River rnnch. He will leave on
tho next trip of tho Plant for San
Francisco to spend Christmas with
his parents.
J. McDONALD, manager of the.- Mc
Donald brick yard, Is s.till in San
Francisco with his wife, Mrs Mo
Donald's mother has been sick
thoro for aonie time past and her
condition Is reported to bo. not
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FOR SALE A bird's eye maplo Na
poleon bed and dresser; also rugs,
enquiro across from Marble Works.
New Boat Shop. John Matson of
Catching Inlet, is building a boat
building and repair shop at Eastsido.
He bought a lot on tho mud flats
FOR SALE Coos River berry and
vegetable ranch AT A BARGALV
If you have money and mean busi
ness, come and see me. Don't
write. Take launch Tioga. S. W
Sherman.
near the ferry landing and Is now
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driving piles for tho structure which
. he, will erect.
LARGE LINE OF CHRISTMAS TREE ORNABIENTS AND
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PLUMBING SUPPLM6
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PLUMBING and
TINNING SHOP
IN OPERATION
SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES
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FOR RENT Tho upstairs of the
Castlowood Saloon. Apply at saloon.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Ap
ply Times office or Phono 71.
SALOON FOR SALE Being com
pelled to retire, will sell popular
money making saloon on easy
terms. Bargain. Address: "Ro
tirlng" caro Times.
FOR SALE An organ, cheap. Ap
ply Phone 1521.
FOR SALE DRY WOOD cut stove
length, also well equipped wood
and coal yard for rent. Apply D.
D. Campbell, North Front street.
Moves to Gardiner. O. M. Bnrnes
has moyed his family from Marsh
fleld to Gardiner. Ho has been thero
for several weeks working on the
new Jewett residence which has just
been completed and now has secur
ed the contract for tho erection of
an Episcopal church thero.
Land Opening.
There is going to bo a land open
ing at Rosoburg, Ore., January 20,
1909, For lists, -I)lue print maps
with vacant lands marked thereon
and full information regarding fil
ings, etc., send $2.00 to
ROSEBURG ABSTRACT COMPANY,
Roseburg, Ore.
Hold Banquet Tonight. Tho
members of the Cltlzons' League will
hold a banquet tonight at the Fin
nish hall. Preparations have been
made for about two hundred persons.
A fine turkey dinner has been ar
ranged and at the close of tho ban
quet speeches will bo made with
Tom Howard as toastmaster.
Now Billiard Parlors. Eugene
Crosthwalt returned yesterday from
Portland where ho purchased sup
plies for his now amusement and
billiard parlors which will be opened
In tho Garfield hotel building on
Front street. His fixtures and sup
plies will arrive on tho Breakwater
and they will bo Installed Immediately.
Leaves For Portland. Mrs. L. R.
Robertson . left overland by way of
the Drain route this morning for
Portland where she will join her
LARGE PIANO HOUSE
PUTS BRANCH HERE
Sherman, Cluy mid Coiripnny Estab
lishes Store In Marshfleld With
AV. F. Gordon As Manager.
Sherman, Clay and Company, one
of the best known music houses In
the country, have leased a room ln
the new Coos building to establish
a branch houso in Marshflold. AV.
F. Gordon who has been with tho
firm for many years, will be the local
manage.
The firm Is known all over as tho
"One Price Houso," ns it sells Its
Instruments In ov'ory city where they
have a house, no matter tho bIzo of
the town, for tho same price as they
nro sold in Portland, and the other
largo centers. Tho Marshflold house
Will cover tho entire section.
husbnnd. . Mr. Robertson since the
sale, of tho telephone company hero
has 'been traveling for tho Pacific
Stat6 Telephone and Telegraph
Company and the family will reside
jnpQrtlarid.
New Lineman. A now lineman
for tho AVostern Union was put on
tho list this morning when It was
announced at local headquarters that
a baby boy had been born to Mr. and
Mrs. James G. Laird at Laird's Ra
tion. Tho father, Mr. Laird has
been Bneman for tho telegraph com
pany for tho past twenty years and
looks after a portion of tho lino from
Coos Bay to Roseburg.
Thero are about 6,000 Now York
persons who have not been In tho
city, on an average, two months In
a year ln tho decado, Europo, the
south, seashore and mountains have
them for tho other ten months.
DR. GE6. E. DIX returned yester-
day from a three weeks trip to
his old homo ln Rochester, Minn.,
and to points in Montana.1- -He
was mighty glad to get back irom
tho 'lands of snow and cold '.' In
comparison with whose wintry
blasts, the frost spirit on Coos
Bay Is like summer zephyrs and
an arctic gale.
TAKES CHARGE SOON.
Cpt. Olson AVill Succeed Cnpt. Nel
son On Nann Smith.
Capt. Olson, who recently resigned
as master of the Alliance to tako
charge of tho Nann Smith, is ln tho
city with his wife. Capt. Olson will
go down to Bay Point on tho next
trip of tho Nann Smith. Capt. Nel
son will tako tho boat down and
turn her over to Capt. Olson who
will assume command. At present
Capt. and Mrs. Olson have rooms at
the Coos hotel. Thoy ,wlM make
their headquarters ln Marshfleld but
Mrs, Olson expects to be on the ship
with her husband most of tho time.
This next trip will bo Capt. Nol
son's last to Coos Bay as master of
a boat as ho is retiring from sea
life after many year's service.
Christmas Kodaks at the RED
CROSS.
'Ringing" n the Season
Xmas presents Try tho GUNNERY.
Christmas TOA'S for tho littlo
ones at tho Coos Bay Cash Store.
AVatch Tho Times for - Holiday
prices on Groceries. A NONA CASH
GROCERY.
Steamer BREAKAVATER sails
from Coos Bay for Portland SAT
URDAY, DECEMBER 10, at 7 a. m.
Trust old Santa Claus to "ring ln"
tho Holiday season appropriately.
Ho knows how fond tho Indies aro
of rings. But, by the way, so nro
tho gentlemen, and wo havo provided
for both by laying In a, stock of
Ladles and Gontlomen's plain and
fancy rings for gifts to friend or
"dear ono." AVo sollc't a visit of
Inspection of these and other articles
of Jewelry suitable for Xmas pres
ents. THOS, HOWARD
Jeweler
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