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LOCAL TKMPKRATURE KB-
PORT.
For twenty-four hours end-
lng at 5 p. m April 7, by Mrs.
E. Mlngus, special government
meteorological observer. '
Maximum 74
Minimum 32
At 5 p. m 70
Precipitation nono
Wind, Northwest; clear.
Meet Friday Night. Tho Citizens
League will meet at the Finnish hall
Friday evening to discuss various
matters.
Postpone Dunce. Tho Swastika
Club postponed the dance scheduled
for last night until next Wednesday
evening.
Reynolds Mill ItcMiines. Tho
J. Reynolds sawmill on Pony Inlet,
wnicn nas ueen closed down for a
few days has resumed operations.
and giving the best satisfaction and wear possible
My "Tailor-made Suits also stand the test from start to finish.
Now is the time to see Togs of Class
Fancy Waist' Coats - $2 to $6 Easter Neckwear - - 50c
My togs are on
trial all over Coos
f..,- .-.-. J to...- " Organlzo llnsclmll Team. Base
lUUHLy cUlU llctVC JJball fans at Eastside are organizing
PrOVen SUiltV Of a base011'1 team for tho coming sea-
T , j.'L 'fi.' i. sou" ArranEements are being made
being the nittieSt ito give a benefit dance there April
from a brother of Axel Carlson. The
lattor resides In North Dakota. Mr.
Frlzeon will communicate with him
about the disposition of the estate
which, so far as now known, con
sists merely of a deposit of about
$250 in a bank nt Ottawa, Canada.
Breakwater In Tonight. Agent
W. F. Miller received a telegram
this morning announcing that the'
Breakwater left Astoria at C: 10 this
morning. Unler unexpectedly de
layed, she will reach here about 10
o'clock tonight. The Cz.irlna left
San Francisco today for Coos Bay.
To Return Hounds. Two of the
three Harrlman hounds which Col.
Holabird sent to Col. Grimes last
fall for "Varmint" hunting in this
section, will be returned to Harrl
man's summer home at Pelican
Lodge. They will bo shipped from
hero on the Breakwater. One of tho
hounds will bo kept hero for breeding.
117 to secure funds to buy uniforms
and paraphernalia.
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Dent Gloves
$2.50 Easter Shirts
Outing Hats
$1 to $1.75 Easter Hosiery - 25c to 50c
Opens Branch Store. Mrs. A. G.
Aiken has opened a branch millinery
store In Coquille. She will make oc-
caslonal visits there to look after it
$1 but will devote most of hor time to
j her Marshfleld store.
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$1 to $3 S
Anderson
Novelties in Men's
Scarf Pins
County Commissioners Adjourn.
Judge. Hall and Commissioner B. A.
returned today from Co-
J qullle where they have been attend
ing an adjourned meeting of the
county commissioners. Numerous
road matters were adjusted.
MARSIIFIEIiD, ORE.
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Frlzecn Is Administrator. Aug-
ust Frlzeen has been appointed ad-
mlnlstrator "of the estate of Axel
r Carlson whose body was found in
$ Isthmus Inlet ten days ago. A let-
Z ter has been received by officers of
stated.
Plans Boy Factory. jA. F. Estab
rook of tho A. F. Estabrook Com
pany, which operates tho steamers
Bandon and Fllleld between Coos
Bay and Bnirtlon and San Francisco,
Is figuring on starting a box factory
on tho Coquille. Ho has not made
any official announcement but is said
o be figuring on the cost of tho kind
of a plant he wishes to put lu.
To Appeal Matter. Councilman
Coke stated yesterday that ho does
not propose to abide by tho decision
of Mayor Straw and City Attorney
Snover that Mayor Straw's appoint
ment of W. R Haines to fill a
vacancy on the council Btauds. Mr.
Coko said that he would carry tho
matter to the courts If necessary ns
he is suro that Mr. Snover's inter
pretation of thp charter on tho num
ber of votes required to reject the
appointment Is not correct. The
matter will come to a show down
next Tuesday night, probably, when
It Is expected that Mr. Haines will
claim his seat in the council. At
tho last session, Mr. Haines was not
present, being ir Bandon on busi
ness. v As yet, Mayor Straw has not
announced whom ho will appoint in
place of G .W. Carleton.
DANCE SATURDAY night, April
10, at Knights of Finland hall.
TURKEYS and eggs for sale,
want column tonight.
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Personal Notes
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CAPT. H. C. NELSON and F. S.
Dow left this morning for Bandon.
MRS. AIKEN returned - yesterday
from'-a short visit in the Coqutllo
Valley.
HENRY HIGG'NS, a well-known
rancher qf North Coos River, Is In
Marshfleld on business.,
II. W. SKINNER and Chas. Thorn,
owner of the Wllhelmlna, went to
Coquille this morning on business.
MRS. W. F.MirLER will entertain
nt her home Friday afternoon,
April 1G. Tho following day sho
will leavo for Portland for a
short visit.
GEORGE MILLER, who has been
confined In the hospital for several
weeks as the result of an operation
for appendicitis is now able to bo
up nnd aruund.
SHERIFF W. W. GAGE Is over from
Coquille serving notices in cases
to bo tried tit tho coming term of
circuit court which will open In
Coquille April 2C.
WM. GRIMES nnd wife will leave1
Saturday for Portland where they
will meet Cassius Peck and fam
ily from Pawluiska, Okla. Mr.
"and Mrs. Peck are coming to Ore
gon with a view of locating at
some point in this state. Mr.
Peck is one of tho best known
attorneys in Oklnhoma.
NORTH BEND NEWS
Mrs. Chas. Cavanagh was a MarBh
field visitor yesterday.
Tho steamer Wllhelmlna-cameTd
late last evening- from Bandon.
Henry WIckmnn has returned
from a short vhlt In Bandon.
Miss Edythe Eddy of Marshfleld,
was a North Bend visitor yesterday.
Mrs. O. Peterson of May, was tho
guest, yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. B.
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Oisr STOCK is Large
Oar PRICES are SMALL
We are in better shape than
ever before to handle your hard
ware trade.
Builders Hardware, Gasoline Boat
Supplies, Pamts and Oils, Kitchen
ware and Crockery
PIONEER HARDWARE CO.
Incorporated.
BAD SEASON FOR COLDS.
jj Colds and grip were quite pre
XX ' valent last winter and qhambei Iain's
H . Cough Remedy was in great demand
8 and performed some remarkable
cures. Mrs. Mary J. Robinson of
Cameron, W. Va., says: "Last win
ter I was taken with one cf the aw-
fulest colds I over had In my life. I
could not speak above a whisper and
was very hearse. I was airaid it
was going to bo pneumonia. I took
ona bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and In threo days was lots
better and could talit. I did not
take but the one bottle and it cured
me. I now tell everybody about
Chamberllan's Cough Remedy and
tho gocd It did me." For sale by
JOHN P.REUSS.
FIVE CEJiTS
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B. IIAGUE, Prea.
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Lat.est Jewelrv Stvles t
We haro Just received a large T
consignment of new jewelry, lnclud-
ins the latest designs in jewelry nov
elties and regular goods. Among
the many timely articles are:
BEAUTY TINS BHLT PINS
WAIST SETS TIE PINS
HAT PINS CUFF BUTTONS
LOCKETS CHAINS AND CHARMS
These are all good goods solid
gold and are backed by tho Carl
ton Jewelry Company's guarantee.
Best and mott complete line of
watches for ladles, gentlemen and
children ever carried on Coos Bay.
Jewelry aud Watch Impairing n Specialty Our Price Arc Right.
CARLETON JEWELRY COMPANY
FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK BLDG., MARSIIFIHLD, ORB,
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Building Material
WANTED
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Oregon Electrical
Supply Co.
Electrical contractors, Elec
trical Supplies, Jobbing and
Repnir Work.
O'Connell Rldg. Phono 01
WANTED To buy at onco two to
four canary birds (females). Call
at cor. 4th and Market Sts., or ad
dress Box 524, Marshfleld.
WANTED Four or flvo furnished
rooms. Address 'T' Times Office.
WANTED Girl to do general house
work. Mrs. H H. McPherson.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. W. T. Merchant.
WANTED Manager for branch of
fice we wish to locate hero in
Marshfleld. Address, Tho Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED Carpentering and Job
work. Corthell, phone No. EG1.
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BRICK
LIME, PLASTER
FIRE CLAT
FIRE BRICK
SEWER PIPE
DRAW TILE ud
TERRA COTTA
GOODS
WHOLESALE
ud RETAIL
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
FIRST CLASS
PLUMBING an J
TINNING SHOP
IN OPERATION
Uow Ono Doctor Successfully Treats
Pneumonia.
"In treating pneumonia," says Dr.
W. J. Smith, of Sanders. Ala., "tae
only remedy I use for t,ho luugs is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Tfhllo
of course I would treat other symp
toms with different medlclnta, I have
used this remedy many times in my
medical practice and have yet failed
to find a case wTicre It hai not con
trolled the trouble. I have used it
myself as has also my wife for coughs
and colds repeatedly, and I most
, willingly and choerfully recommend
It as superior to any othar cougn
I remedy to ray knowledge." For sale
by JOHN PREUSS.
4 E US FOR. FAm. PRICES
NORTH BEND HARDWARE , SUPPLY CO
. Nprth Bend, Oregon.
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Contractor and Hiilldcr
F.lphteen years' exnerlfnre liai tauttit ill a
I inotto "Tukoonr tltno sml d our vtorlc right"
Price CoajifUot vnh Bwt Wotl
822 South Second Street
MARSIIFIELD, ORE.
COAL MINERS WANTED. Experi
enced men can mako $1 per day.
Comfortable lodgings, new houses,
good board. Steady work assur
ed. Tako Soutliern Pacific Coast
Lino from San lVanclsco to
CliniiKlor, 200 miles south. Stono
Canon Pacific 'from Clianslor di
rect to Mines. STON: CinON
COAL CO., oiono Canon, Cal.
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 10 room Lodging houso
furnished. Innulro at Gow Why
or Garfleld Hotel.
FOR SALE Pure bred Bronzo tur
keys $12 per trio. Settings of 10
eggs, $2.50. Also settings of pure
bred S. C. Brown Leghorns $1.00.
Apply S. C. Rogers, Marshfleld,
Ore., or Phone 207. "
Mr. Withers of tho Mercantile
Store, is ill at his home on North
Bend Heights
Tiro Simpson Lumber Company
are putting in terra cotta piping at
the C. M. Byler residence.
Mr. Clarko former superintendent
of tho Porter Mill has gone to Mil
waukee, Wis., on a business trip.
Mnnagor J. H Keating of the Cooa
Bay Milk Condensary, and wife who
have spont tho past six weeks la
Portland, are oxpected homo shortly.
Cnpt. Pondergard came In with
tho Redondo today. Tho schoonor
Alumna was towed up from San
Frnndlsco.
FOR SALE Ono two-seated trap In
good condlt'on rubber tired. Can
bo used as olther ono or two seated
rig. Also one sorroll saddle horso
cheap. Address L. J. Simpson,
North Bend, Oregon.
FOR SALE A well established deli
catessen business. Cash or will
exchange for real estate. Apply
at Corthell's.
FOR SALE
Rink. See D.
Marshfiold Skating
L. Avery, ownor.
FOR SALE Ono good Upright
Piano or will exchango for real
eBtato. Will soil vory cheap.
Piano can bo seen at Robert
Krugers, Marshfleld.
FOR RENT 12 Rooms over Pion
eer Hardware Store, from April
12th. AIbo O'Connell's residence
on Market avenue adjoining Mc
Glnnes. Apply to Title Guarantee
& Abstract Company.
FOR RENT Five-room
close In. Phpno 945.
cottago
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Ap
ply Mrs. Hazard or phono 71.
FOR RENT Two-room house, En
quire Mrs. JaB Barrio or phone 825
FOR RENT Seven-room house,
Third and C.' Apply C. A. Smith
Lumber Yard, Broadway.
FOR RENT Four-acro ranch,
Improved. Ekblad & Son.
well
FOR SALE Furniture for
rooms. Apply Times office.
six
LOST
LOST-. Tuesday evening. Ladles'
gold pin. Crescent set with poarls.
Finder pleaso leavo at Times' office
LOST Small red loathor pocket
memorandum hook. Finder will
be suitably rewarded. L. J.
Simpson, North Bond.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU NEED:
FRESH I1UTTER, SWEET CREAM,
STERILIZED MILK OR ICE
Call up Phono 731.
Free Delivery 8 a.m. nnd 2 p.m.
Every Day.
Miss McLean o teacher In tho
Eastside schools, who has been con
fined to her home by Illness' tho
past week, has so far recovered ns
to bo able to resume hor work again.
W. J. Bode, former manager of
tho Sash and Door Factory and who
recontly moved to Portland, had tho
misfortune to havo his leg broken
In a street car accident a short tlrao
ago.
AT THE HOTELS.
Tho Chandler J. A. Smith, Port
land; E. F. Caldwoll, Seattlo; R. C.
Burgman, Bandon; Geo. E. Bunu
man, Portland; J W. Holmes, Port
land; Irvine P. Gardiner, Rosoburg;
L. Wlllard and P Pago, Now York;
H .B. Donahoy, Portland; C. W.
McKean, San Francisco; Sam S.
Goldsmith, Minneapolis; P. E, Lar
son, Allegany; Fiank E. Alley, Rosoburg.
The Tilnnco Mrs. S. V, Swift and
Mrs, N. RasmuEson, Bandon; Mrs.
Ida Howo, Coquille; E. E. Ilomo,
Coqulllo; Gortrudo Eastman, Ash
land; Mrs. R V Hughes and Mrs.
Hanson, Gardiner; H. C. Bralnard,
Llbby; Howard Evans, Buckley,
Wash.; C. F. Hanson, San Francis
co; J. 0. Lett, Arago; A. 0. Summer
Hn, Leo.
Few Specials for This Week
Shredded Codflsl 10c per can
Shredded Crabs 10c per can
Snratoga Chips . . . .10o per package
Codfish Halts lOo per can
Topplns loo P0" oz
F. A. SACCHI