The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, December 29, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY COOS BAY TINTC3, IJFAH5WF1EI.D. OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1908. 3 yiiat have you in hand If you have any Mortgages in your possession that you would liko to realize upon, we can most likely negotiate them for you, dnd get you the best price procurable In tho mar ket. Or if you would liko to have Abstracts taken off concerning titles of properties in which you are Inter ested, we can manage that, too. Wo do ri general Real Estate business, in cluding tho buying, selling, and ex changing of city or country prop erty, collecting of rents, etc., and supervising estates. For particulars sen HENRY SENG. STACKEN, OP Title Guarantee Abstract Co. IT IS A WONDER. Chamberfain's Liniment is ono of the 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 alone worth many times its cost. Prjce, 25 cents, large size 60 cents. For sale by JOHN PREUSS. it's a Case of Jewelry when you come hero to buy, for wo can show you Jewelry-case after Jewelry-case that will attract your admiration and hold your attention. Hero wo show you Gold and Silver Watches, Chains of all kinds and lengths. Engagement and other Rings, Bracelets, Brochea, Sleeve links, Lockets, Charms, Breastpins, etc. We guarantee the high qual ities and you will appreciate the low prices. THOS. HOWARD Jewell er ssisftK; nzz T-a WV-; JWRSSSflBSraB Uftsnusv Nssi!.1Lb!j .ifTXrEH sXEaiVdAZiK, Bl t. ''.Vr? vrtlvliRSa WW W . V'll )W W-V 3f! JtzrAi m& mot tvCf a gp- May you have a pleasant and pros perous year, and if you will let us at tend to your Laundry, we will prom ise ypu prosperity and pleasuro with your linen anyway, Let us have your 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 slnglo dime you pay usfor your work. Coos Bay SteamLaundry PHONE 571. orses and Mares for Sale One horse, price 160.00 Ono mare, price f CO. 00 One mare, price $65.00 One mare, price $85.00 One mare, price $125.00 One mare, price $175.00 Team horses, price $450.00 All good work animals. Can be seen at Heisner's Livery Stable Wed nesday and Thursday, December 30 and 31, from 10 a. m. till 4 p. m. I fS&l M. i i-nt vt.- -- HARDWARE I0NHR HARDWARE CO. Incorporated. F. E. nAOUB. Pipes. MAISaflELD - -.---. If you were priced a piano today at $500 and tomorrow the same piano was priced to you at $350? Our Price is the same today, tomor row and every day to everyone every where. SHERMAN, CLAY 8b CO. "The House of naltey" Have corcve to stay Steinway Representatives for the Pacific Northwest. Coos Building. Marshfield, Ore. afisoiBP -OyTTttftj 5- i - iii - ifr - ifr- i- --!. 1 iWAw&$WiWiH of imyoiio getting more of either thnn they desire. We have tho finest and most up-to-date lino on Coos Bay and our prices are reasonable. , CARLETON JEWELRY COMPANY "THE HOME OF QUALITY." FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK RLDG., MARSHFIELD, ORE U tfQnmjl1$ljp III i1 1 ' 'I'll iniT1 mi ' LEAVE ORDERS FOR Miiiiiiiai!iiraRiaw"v wzwnsjjrm rSGdESZliZZJlfi COOS BAY ELMER A. TODD, Director. Ncw0'ConinH Building t &ZS5m!B2SSB$SSaZI382EXi!nSZ -O -' South Marshfield Coal$450 per Ton Dry Stove Wood $2.00 per tier. Wo solicit your trade. All orders filled promptly. COOS BAT FUEL COMPANY J. O. DOANE & SON, Props. Phone 534 or Leave Order at I. S. KAUFMAN Si CO. DeWltt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salve Is especially good for piles, 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 DeWitfe Witch Hzel Salve when you ask for it. We sell and recommend it. Sold by LOCKHART & PARSONS. -5 AT i Norton & Hansen I SHSHHHSESBSZSZmSESaiSZSZSHSHSESHSESESESZSESHSeSHHSSESHSZHaSHSHSSSHSHa IhiilciiAg CEMBNT' BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CUT FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE and TERRA C0TTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL SEE yS FOR. S NORTH BEND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO j B North Bend, Oregon. q FOR ALL,, AT MARVELOUS LY LITTLE PRICES. OUR STOCK IS VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE. SHOVELS, COAL SCUTTLES, HOES, RAKES, SHEARS, AND EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF HARD YARE FOR THE MECHANIC OR HOUSEKEEPER. I M. D. SUMNER, Vlcc-Prcs. OREGON o----- 7 mtimBCv wajm.m& ForThat nothing is nicer or more appropriate than n nice piece of Cut Glass or Sil verware. There is never any dancer yin frtji IIIW I i1 Mi I Nlli I WIHi WiWWf.'Llli'JiiliUJJiJt 8 NEW YEAR'S OREGONIAN. iSEHSHHsQHBJP"' riLKjlAL,- i Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Miss Lucy S. Horton. Voices Miss Mable Clare Millis. Art of Expression Mrs. Rebecca Luse-Stump. Classes In Har irony, Sight Reading, etc. ruono 1055 sasustmrnssmmi TWICE TOLD TALES. How Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures coughs and colds has not only been told twice but it has been told thousands of times all over the world and will be told again from your own home if you will giyo it a trial. For sale by JOHN PREUSS O t CANDY BARGAINS. t t Fancy Boxes and Christmas Candies At cost for one week at CORTHELL'S t t t t - Materia! PLUM11NG SUPPLIES FIRST CUSS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IK OPERATION FAIR. PRICES v T T&Pv f COOS HAY TIDES. The following tables hours of high and low give tides tho for every day this week: DECEMBER, 1008, HIGH WATER Date. Tuesday . 29 Wednesday 30 Thursday . 31 A. M. h. m.l ft. P. M. h. m.l ft; C:05 6:00 6:55 6.3 6.4 6.5 5:04 5.3 4.0 4.7 DECEMBER, 1008. LOW WATER A. M. P. M. h. m.l ft. 11:15 0.9 12:26 1.9 Date. I h. m. ft. 2.3 Tuesday . .29111:14 Wodnesday 301 Thursday . 311 0:19 1.6 1:40 1.4 , vruvjrimr. pt-,jsca&i. (By Associated P-osi.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair tonight and Wednesday. Colder near coast with easterly winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. For tweaty-four hours end- 4 ing at 5 p. m Dec. 2S, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government O meteorological observer. Maximum 53 Minimum 46 At 5 p. m 47 Precipitation 73 Wind, Southwest; cloudy. BORN. CAVANAGH To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cavanagh in Portland, a daughter. Play Tonight. "My Friend From India" will be presented at the Ma sonic Opera House tonight by a North Bend cast. Council Tonight. The Marshfield city council will meet this evening in regular session to take up routine business and make preliminary ar rangements for next year's work, probably. Wed Here. Andrew Ingman and Miss Dena Brodd were united in marriage at the Lutheran church Sat urday by the Rev. B, F. Bengtson. Mr. Ingman Is employed In a local logeing camp. They will reside in Eastslde. Postpono Opening New School. The new Marshfield high school building will not be opened next Monday its planned. It will probably LOST Gentleman's watch fob, on Christmas ove. Return Times' of fice and receive reward. LOST $300 noto belonging to Emily Brown. Reward for return to Times office. FOR RENT New five-room modern flat with bathroom, already to bo furnished for housekeeping. Ap ply Robt. Marsden, Sr. FOR SALE Money-making saloon. Must go quick. Address 'R,' care Times. FOR BALE Five room suite of household goods. Party leaving town. Phone 1654, FOR SALE DRY WOOD cut stove length, also well equipped wood and coal yard for rent. Apply D, D. Campbell, North Front Btroet. Eat Turkey pn New Years Ypu will have pleasant- feelings afterward hpfonaa.lt will asrea .with you. Picking a Bone isn't good form of course, but our Meats are so good that it Is hard to part with even tho smallest portion. Sanitary Market Hall & Rich j. PHONE 1001 - vVrrp?S?'S55i-S ii. bo two weeks from Monday before school is started there. The formal reception to afford tho citizens of i Marshfield an opportunity to inspect 'the new building will be held on the opening day or thereabouts. I Gets Illjj Hutnlmgu. One of tho largest rutabagas ever exhibited hero lis now being displayed at the Cham ber of Commerce, it having been brought in by Bastdorf brothers from their Ocean View ranch. It weighs twenty-six pounds. Delay Census. Tho census of Marshfield to be taken by tho Elks to secure a charter has been postponed until after New Year's. Tho local Elks aro busy with their private af fairs and It is planned to leave the work until It can bo done promptly aud accurately. AVcd Tonight. Tho marriage of David L. Wiggins and Miss Bessie E. Sebolt will bo solemnized this even ing at the home of I. Lando, the Rev. Mr. Rutledge of the Methodist Epis copal church, officiating. Miss Se bolt hasbeen one of Marshfleld's most popular teachers and tho best wishes pf hosts of friends she has made hero will follow her to hernow home at Hoxle, Kas., where tho groom is en gaged in business. Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins will leave on tho stage" In tho morning for their now home, but they will make tho trip homeward a honeymoon trip, visiting many points en route. Accident Averted. An accident that might have resulted seriously was narrowly averted Monday even ing as the Alliance was docking in North Bend. Tho launch Garland with a large barge in tow started from the dock directly in front of the Alliance. The big steamer sig nalled the launch at least three times but could get no response and it was only by quick and effective work by the big boat that an accident was avoided. Captain Parsons spoke to tho captain of the Garland as to his refusal to answer signals and tho launch man replied that ho did not hear them. A complaint will prob ably be filed by tho master of tho Alliance against tho launch Garland. POPULAR COUPLE WED. Norls Jensen, Prominent Huslness Man and Mrs. Inez Mason Married Monday Afternoon. MARRIED In Marshflold, Ore gon, Monday afternoon, December 28, 1908, Mr. Norls Jensen and Mrs. Ynez Mason, Judgo John F. Hall, officiating. This brief notice chronicles an event that will come as a surprise to many friends. Altho a few "know ing ones" expected this folicltous re sult, to many it will be an event as happy as It was unexpected. Tho ceremony was celebrated In the beau tiful new home of tho groom in North Marshfield, only tho imme diate relatives of the hrido being present, Mrs. A. A. Gulterrez, a sis ter from Sacramento, and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Crlbbs of Marshfield. Tho groom is a well-known Marsh field business man who lias made many friends during his many years residence hero. Tho bride is a mem ber of the photograph firm of Crlbbs & Mason, and is known and admired by many friends for her many excel lent qualities of head and heart. To them both a list of frlonds limited only by their acquaintances will unite with Tho Times in wishing them 'a pleasant and prosperous voyage o'er life's tempestuous sea. Tin iid Opening. There is going to bo a land open ing at Roseburg, Ore!, January 20 1909. For lists, blue print maps with vacant lands marked thereon and full information rogardlng fil ings, etc., send ?2.00 to ROSERURG ABSTRACT COMPANY, Roseburg, Ore. Steamer RHKAICWATER sails from Coos Bay for Portland SAT URDAY, 7 A. M. Heating stoves at MILNER'S. EASTSIDE IS A WINNER. Fpod choppers at MILNER'S. GRAND HALL at Finnish hall, Thursday ovonlng, Deoombor 31. -i 1 ' r Rat and Mouse, Traps at MILNER'S. Steamer BREAKWATER sails from Coos Bay for Portland SAT URDAY', 7 A. M. MILNER Is not selling anything below cost. You would not delay taking Fo ley's Kidney Remedy at .the first sign of kidney or bladder trouble If you realized that neglect might result In Brlght's disease or diabetes. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects Irregula rities and cures all kidnoy and blad der disorders. For salo by RED CROSS PHARMACY, John Preuss, Prop. Mr nil FLOOR DSOPS MANY INJURED BY COLLAPSE F ROOM IN COURTHOUSE IN .MARYLAND TODAY. (By Associated Press.) BALTIMORE, Dec. 29. The sec ond floor of a two-story building i.i Elliott City, Md., fell today during a hearing before Justice Wellonhorst of William Hapgood, a negro, charg ed with murderous assault. Over a dozen persons suffered broken legs and arms. Among them were: Justico Wellenhorst, tho prisoner, ex-Judge J. T. Rogers, State Attor ney Martin Brock, Col. Wm. S. Pow ell, Wm. Hall and Charles Jones, a reporter for tho United Press. Tho trial had Just commenced when tho floor collapsed. I Personal Notes J. E. PAULSON of Coqullle, was In Marshfield yesterday. ROCCO BIASCO was down from his Coos River ranch on business to day. CHARLEY LEE of Marshfield, left on tho Alliance for northern points on business. MRS. THOMAS KEANE of North Bond, was calling on Marshfield friends today. R. R. POWDNER of Coqullle, waB at tending to business matters on tho Bay yesterday. " Hull Tonight. The Assembly Club will givo Its regular ball at the Fin nish hall this ovening. HERBERT LOCKHART, wife and baby daughter arrived yesterday from San Francisco. REX LARGE, who with A. J. Savngo has been publishing tho Coqullle Sontinel, was visiting friends in Marshfield yesterday. MRS. NASBURG who has spent sev eral months In San Francisco, came up on the M. F. Plant yes terday for an extended stay hero. L. W. SHAW and wife have returned from California where they have spent several weeks for tho benefit of Mr. Shaw's health which is much improved. They spent Christmas at tho homo of their daughter. MISS ANNIE SMITH camo In today from tho homo o her parents on Kentuck Inlet. Her father, C. T. Smjth, who sustajried a stroke of pajaysi recently Is slowly improving. She has glvon up her djutes in, W, U. Douglas' ofllco unil hej" father completely recovers. ,,, ,(0Uaoi(iot Sportsmen Your Hunter's Ll- conso will cost ,you but S1.0Q at MILNER'S, Stoamer IJREAKWATEIt sails from' CooS Bay for Portland SAT URDAY, 7 A. M. i $ Well, I should say TT it is a Help WHAT SHE THINKS ABOUT HER NEW GAS COOKING RANGE. She Is delighted. It I all she oxpected and more. Sho id thinking of the drudgery Bho wont through last year tho t :: n tt n n :': i :: i :: i :: tt ? n i u tt i tt :: t n n n n i i 8 it j lighting of coal fires, the car- K rying of coal, the trouble with . . . . t ... asnes, tne smoKo, tno dirt and, abovo nil, tho intolerable heat. Sho was then u slave now a mistress In hor kitchen. She remombers how tho kitchen, with hor other housohold duties, took all her strength left hor lit tlo time for recreation and llt tlo inclination when she had timo. This summor everything 19 going to bo different. Easier, better, quicker cooking a cleaner kitchen far less work real homo comfort! Aro you a slavo to tho dirty, dusty, smoky, troublesomo coal rango7 The COOS BAY Gas & Eleetric v COMPANY n--a-n-K-n-B-n-a--R--tt- II m i fj,i u KT H I :i m ia