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Kentucky Widows' Society
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THE DALLES, Ore,, Dec 28.
Since Uncle Bill Brown gave his fa
mous birthday dinner to 'widows, he
Is receiving dally several letters from
nil parts of the United States, mostly
written In a jovial vein, of which the
following Is an example:
"258 East "Broadway,
"Louisville, Ky.,
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you. Don't tell us we will have to
waft -a year for the next spread;
mUKe 11 a uiiuriewy uuuu , ...u ." Pracirfpnt
certain fhrit when our committee rieoiuem
waits upon the railroad people and
demands "a special rate for our tr!p
to 'Oregon, the officials will railroad
us through at once. We will travel
ROOSEVELT
UITSGIE
Declares African
Trip Is to Get Away From
Politics.
WASHINGTON. December 2S.
n complete rest. That was
thought when I decided to go
Africa."
WOMEN "MAX CATCHERS"
Itnbbl Declares Tlmt Is Their Chief j!.
Occupation Now.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S. "Man
catching" by frivolous women was
deplored here In a sermon by Rabbi ' f
Joseph Krauskohf at Keneseth Israel
Temple. This, he declared, -was re
sponsible for a good portion of Amer
ican divorces.
The rabbi said:
"From the day that the daughter
enters young womanhood the sole
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In ti private car adorned with post
cards advertising any Dallas stores President Roosevelt has refus
that may have contracts with us, and h th ipndnrshin of 'the movement
"Dear Mr. Brown: Trusting that i you can depend upon It, your name, ' , .. ,, . ,,,- mmlc. 'thought of many homes Is man catch
none of the wldowB carried off the I the simple name of Brown, will go ' ing. No artifice Is shunned that shall
prize at your recent banquet, I Tvrlte Bta-mpe'dlng Sown the halls ol fame. 8lon' IncIdentallr' Ore president ae-jenab,e the gorgeously decked out
to you in behalf oT the Amalgamated "Tou will find us a chop suey of clared the purpose of "his African trip huntress quickest to entrap her vlc-
Assoclatlon of Kentucky "Widows and beauty, 'brains and wit, widows who was to remove him from the active um.
request permission to enter Its mem- can Took, Widows who can loo"k, wid- participation In public raff airs
bers In the matrimonial handicap, ows -Who never got the hook, -widows
Vmi linvn Irtof tYifk Mmn rf Vnili llfo h.1. U-l n lnnlr It tin n'Mnwci nnc)
." , . .:.. '..-" - Z 'I:: . """B . . . .' .' . .,, Henry Relsenberg oT 'Indlanapblls.
win very evurjuuy eAisiuuce, vy uui Dig ones, aasning, uoia wiaows ana .. . . ,. " pi"u4j " .."&... .
knowing our hand brand of widows, those as shy as a ham sandwich in .wno came t0 "asmnsn1 i to asK tne occup,es her jess than that of belng
widows by death and by decree, some Jerusalem. The men of Dallas will ' Presldent to cal1 a meetinS of tne happy when ma,.,. or making a
"There Is probably no thought
'wVitoVi nnnnntna rt Tnntif ennlotv wnm
These declarations were made to H
an more man mat ui ueiug uiurneu,
there is probably no thought which
GIVEN BY
Knights of Finland
NEW YEAR'S EVE
J Thursday Night
uec. 6iy luo
1 .... m w w ufn nf arw ,rt ll A nmint TT
by alimony. They were Tired in old be so frustrated by our arrival that , "u.ua """""-' "' husband happy.'
Tfntrvv mi nr mnr m0iinW n,,rt ., .m ,.e ni, ., i,i for the purpose of agitating the ques- , -
,, ,..,J ,-. ,. - , -, ,, . , tion of a tariff commission. Jlr. Rei-
A(.jA,vuv,ub mull no unjat.t . .j Iieil. Willi UUUtlS. V HIV lli UUIUCU
can set a swifter pace than Its horses, I in bond and have our names In the
and are sweeter than Its mint "beds, jherd book; we are skittish, but can
though not so green.. be taught to stand without hitching
"The blue grass -widow has lnher-'and eat out of your hand. It Is pat-
senberg was anslous that the presi
dent or some member of his cabinet
should issue a call and outline the
plan for a meeting to "be held in In-
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Ited all the good and gracious gifts lent to us that you have a big "heart dlanapolls His: idea was to agree
I Farmers
I Attenticm
of nature, her satin sldn excels the ! and enough of the milk of human
shining skin of the racer, you can kindness in your nature to make sev
light your cigar at her eyes and warm leral pounds of butter,
your hands at her heart, the roses "We -are willing to take tur
pasture on her cheelt, her lips are i chances against the widows of Ore
redder and sweeter than a slice of i gon and wish to be the honeysuckle
Georgia watermelon, -while her hair of your oak- "We expect to hold four
is like light and dark Burley, her'aees In this same of hearts, and
form displays more cuTves than a leave orders to hold an inquest Let
champion baseball pitcher. As our i us inow at once if you will give an
old friend Solomon would say, she is other supper and invite. Remember,
altogether lovely, not too good for time la Hying and leap year will soon
the bad nor too bad for the good, be gone. Now is your chance to meet
Killing our citizens in the closed the simon-pure products -of the dark
season has thinned out our eligible and blopdy ground and get some ex
bachelors and widowers, by deduct- perience of the widow's mite. Beg
ing hem from the census, and when glng that you will not trifle with us,
the other widows and I read an ac- but let us hear from you soon, I re
count of your birthday feast in the main, expectantly,
papers and found that you were so "ELVIRA MILLER,
rich you possibly jnst worked for "Secretary of the Amalgamated Or
spite, we determined to woo and win ' der of Kentucky Widows."
IX THEIR HALL OX 'C ST.
Music by Jncobson's Orches
tra of six "Instruments.
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Gents 50c Ladies free '-
What hnve you in hand?!
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list not only the support rif the presl- tt For the following grass eeed u
dent, but most of the manufacturers f give us a trial,
of the country. a
While the president admitted to.
Mr. Reisenberc that a tariff 'Commis- A ITALIAX RYE
sion might prove a satisfactory solu
tion of the question, he declined to
take an active part In the movement.
Mr. Roosevelt Insisted that on March
4, he will retire from politics., -and in
the furtherance of this idea he In
tended to make his trip to Africa.
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RED CLOVER
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BRIEFS FROM BANDOX.
News of Clty-By-The-Sea As Told by
The Recoitler.
John W. Young who moved here
three years ago from Portland,
died a week ago. He was 6C years
old.
C. W. WOLCO-TT
THE FAMILY GROCEIt
T PHOXE 071.
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According to the accounts of the in-, !:J..:.ujjltjHjjtjtjjj-0tj';
terriew, which Mr. ueisennerg ave
today, the president was Inclined to '
recret that the end of his term was Sw
so near at hand. Mr. Roosevelt said: j jgj
"I will have but ninety more days 1 f
In the White House, and with that, fev
a close." The president is quoted as
saying:
"Nothing is so sad In life as an
actor who has played his part and
Everything Back
But the Dirt
Chamber of Commerce for various
reasons decided to postpone the ban
quet that was announced to take sUH lingering around the edge
place on December 28 indefinitely. tne tase when the cue has already
The date will be decided and an- been given for his successor to come m "'" jimx j
nounced later. on. Therefore, I propose to get ab- f I ,. 1 ill HI .UTTTTfXii
solutely away from politics and take EtiiKaSSaaSyaS&BSi
i I Marshfield Hand
1 SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
tt 10 year old XXXX Rye, per
I gallon $L00 I
I Best quality Port Wine, per jj
gallon $2.00 J
I Best quality Sherry Wine, pep f
? gallon S2.00 7
Best quality Angelica Wine,
a pa? gallon $2.00 J
1 Best quality Tnblo Claret, per a
gallon BOc X
1 Try a enso of Wclnliard or w
T Lager Beer (Union Mado). i
If you have any Mortgages in your
possession that you would like to
realize upon, wo can most likely
negotiate them for you, and get yott
the best price procurable in the mar
ket. Or if you would llko to naval
Abstracts taken oft concerning titles
ui inuii5iuca m nuitii you are inter
ested, wo can manage that, too. We
do a general Real Estate business, In
eluding the buying, selling, and ex
changing of city or country prop
erty, collecting of rents, etc., ami
supervising estates.
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It's a Case of Jewelry
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Before a large and enthusiastic
nnrilonnn tho Pnmo , n,n, f tttf tf $t? ttftf t5'f ttfttt
w. .,... .ol. , 0 WW9 W V?V
Wrhile away from home last Sun- Boys' Basket Ball team took the
day, some one went Into the home team of the Bandon High School o
of Mrs. Clara Canterbury, a poor dw the line to a decisive defeat at
widow woman, and stole a hand tn5 tune of 31 to 14, In the girls'
mirror valued at $1.50 and two .dolls same the young ladles from the city 0
belonging to her children. the sea played too snappy for the $,
Coquille girls and defeated thera by
Geo. P. Topping was called to the a sco-re of 15 to ?: ,tt
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home of Fred Miller last week to
perform the marriage ceremony of
Albert Duke to Miss Etta Smith. Mr.
Duke is from Albany, while Miss
Smith was raised on Four Mile.
R. D. Hume's paper, the Wedder
burn Radium, has suspended pub
lication since the death of Mr. Hume.
This was a good paper for a place
the size of Wedderburn, and con
tained a great many newsy columns
in course of the year.
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The board of directors of the Fat ' 00
Elk Drainage district was held in the $$,
city recorder's office last Tuesday g
morning. The principal question dis-
cussed was the width to be ordered 4t
for the construction of the main ditch 2'
of the district. After much discus-
sion it was decided to make the ditch
24 feet wide. Notice was also Issued $
for the annual meeting of the district
to be held in Coquille on December
2Sth at 1 o'clock. The purpose of tZ
j this meeting Is to elect directors for
the ensuing year and to transact
various buslnes of the district.
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IIc'jul AVI nil Prevents Steamship
MukiiiK Run In Hero On Time.
A strong southwest wind delayed tt
the Alliance on her run from Port-
The G. A. R. of Bandon elected land to Coos Bay and consequently tZ
uweers ui uieir last regular meeting instead of getting in here early this ?
as follows: C. B. Zeek, Com,; J. AV. morning, she will not reach Slarsh-
aulas, S. A'. C.; F. M. Sunderlin. J. Held before late this evening.
v. v.; A. u. Morse, Adjt.; J. AV.
Felter, Q. M.; John Morris, O. of D.;
A. N. Sumner, Chap.; C. A. Rodgors,
Surg.; AVm. Stewnrt, O. of G.; T. T.
Allen, S. M.; AVm. Sanford, Q. M. S.;
Tho G. A. R. and AA7. R. C. will have
joint installation of oillcers Saturday
evening January 2d.
The Eastern Star lodge elected of
ficers at their last meeting as fol
lows: Mrs. C. Kline, AV. M.; C. R.
AVade, AV. E.; Mrs. Clara Snyder. A.
M,; Mrs. Boyle, Con.; Mrs. Chns.
Martin, A. Con.; Mrs. Anna Cralne,
Sec; J. AV. Mast, Treas.
ALLIANCE IS LATE.
OREGON FOREST GIANT.
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NEWS OF COQUILLE.
Yellow Fir Tree Hauled to Svcnsen f
1 Hns 17,70iJ Feet.
ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. 28. A yel- tt
low fir tree hauled out at Svensen tt
jls believed to bo the largest ever
placed in tho waters of the Colum-
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when you come hero to buy, for we
can show you Jewelry-case after
Jewelry-case that will attract your
admiration and hold your attention.
Hero wo show you Gold and Silver
AA'atches, Chains of all kinds and
lengths. Engagement and other
Rings, Bracelets, Broches, Sleeve
links, Lockets, Charms, Breastpins,
etc. AVo guarantee tho high qual
ities and you will appreciate the low
d rices
THOS. HOWARD
Jeweler
bia river. It was 128 feet in length XX
- , 4 . . m ., . m t0 th0 nrst Hmb, 109 inches In dia tt
Couy Seat I As Told by Tho moter Rt , C) ,nches
, ... .. . . nmior ui me lop
J. AV. Hearst arrived In Coquille 7,3 foet b
lllKt U'fift f frnill Almnnn Icniicna Mi.
,,,., . . . ' , , wns c"t into five logs, which were
Hearst is an expert Jeweler nnd has , ... . ,
.... brought out on ono train,
accopted a position with E. C. Bar-
inator at tho top nnd contained 47,-
measure. Tho tree
leer nnd Co.
DYING MAN BURNS MONEY.
Miss Delia Oleson returned Inst
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THE AA'EEKLY COOS BAY TIMES, OXE YEAR S1.50
THE WEEKLY COOS BAY TIMES, SIX MONTHS 0.75
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May you have a pleasant and pros
perous year, and if you will let us at
tend to your Laundry, we will prom
ise you prosperity and pleasure witht
your linen anyway. Let us have your J
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Fancy Vests.
and other things to "get up," and!
you will never have cause to regret,
you will never lose an article or have
It damaged, never suffer delay when
you want your wash, and never re
gret a single dime you pa us for
your work.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
Iff forced Work t
wool: from Curry county where sho Wantcil Relatives to Es-npo Evils of
had n school for nbout three months. AWnitli. go
Miss Oleson loft Monday for a visit LONDON, Dec. 28. A special dis- W
with lmr mntlioK nt t m.i,n nm.v natch from St. Petersburg tn flm ir
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Dally Mall relates that a dying Mos- 'H' flS
Coming up tho rivor Mondny tho cow milllonniro named Poterhoff had o H L! - f j
stonwer Dispatch Uroko nn occontric 'B lonuiio wunarawn irom tho o
and had to lay over for repairs, com- u"lt nnd tho banknotos brought to .
lug up tho rivor tho noxt day. Sho tho sickroom. They wore thqn piled
had bean off tho run for somo time, before him nnd set on fire. Potor-
Rundny bolng her first trip to Ban- 1T thon called his relatives and 5
Uon. showed thoin what ho had done, con- V
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Tho banquet committee of
gratulatlng thorn on escaping
tho evils of wealth.
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