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THE COOS BAY TIMES MARSHFIELO. 8REG0N, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1909-EVENING EDITION - " I Wc have fust secured ths " T J. .... agency for the celebrated n&rtv vrf frn -TaKm'.4-.j t Hudson Absolutely the latest improved bike that can be bought Boys call and see them We also carry Bicycle Extras PIONEER HARDWARE CO. Incorporated. P. B. HAGUE, Pros. M. D. SUMNER, Vlcc-P.. MARSHFinn - nRFKON it - tt - ti - tx - it - tt - tt - ix - ii - u - ti - u - u - ! Cut Price Sole j ;; m$ -n Week Only- 7 CARLETON JEWELRY COMPANY FIRST TRUST AND 8AVING3 RANK BLDG., MARSHFIELD, ORE EAT RAISINS APRIL 30th This space belongs to the United Wireless Telegraph Company OFFICE IN "THE Messages Received For All Parts . , If yon ore biertd In ko 7 PR CENT, PREF., PARTICIPAT- ING, FULL-PAID AND NON-AS8MSSABLE STOCK in Uio abovo Com puny, as an investment, pleasa cull on or writ O. L. HOPSON, Fiscal Ag COOS AND CURRY COUNTIES, HUGH McLAIN General Contractor Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BEAVER- HILL COAL Imported Cement, Crushed Rock Sand, BricL Lime, Wood and Hair Fiber Plaster, Stone and Concrete Pedestal Blocks. Eativuktea famished on nil clashes of contract work. BAD SEASON FOR COLDS. Colds and grip were quite pre valent last winter and Chambet Iain's Cough Remedy was in great demand -and performed some remarkable cures. Mrs. Mary J. Robinson of Cameron, W. Va., says: "Last win tor I was taken with ono cf the aw fuleBt colds I ever had in my life. I could not speak above a whisper and was very hoarse. I was airald It was going to be pneumonia. I took one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy and In three dayo was lot better and could talic. I did not take but tho one bottle and it cured me. I now tell everybody about Chamberllan'B Cough Remedy and the good It did me." For sale by joroj PREUSS. SHSH5S2SSSZSE5HSS:2SZ52S2SaS2S?5HSESBSHSE5HSHSE5HSclSB5ZSH52S2SZ5H5Ea Building MENT BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CUT FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAW TILE a TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE ud RETAIL ME US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH B END HARDWARE (8b SUPPLY CO North Rend, Oregon. t52Es2S25SE525ES2SSs25E5E5ESH5E5a2SSSZSESa52SSS2SES2SESSSHSH5S5ZS252i V I 22 I tt Bicyqjef I n - t: - ti - it - ti - u - ti - u - u - n - ii - ti - tx! - We are going to sell for the NEXT WEEK only sny article found in our west window for $1.25 KACIt. The value of every article i3 from $1.50 to $3.75 each, and also every article sold goes out of our store with our guarantee with it. REMEMBER ONE WEEK ONLY. SALE COMMENCING MONDAY. - Calfornia Raisin Day Steamer M. F. Plant. CHANDLER" of the AYorld. PHONE 800 BOX 323, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. a-u-a--H-----H-a--T Oregon Electrical Supply Co. Electrical contractors, Elec trical Supplies, Jobbing and Repair Work. O'Connell Bldg. Phono 01 -K----a-tt----n--ra-;: L. J. POST Contractor and Ruilder Eighteen years' experleica hat taught us a motto "Tike or time and do our w ork tight" Pifcti Cowlaant 'ih Bat Work 822 South Second Street MARSHFIELD, ORE. Material PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIRST CUSS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION (wm& r tmk- TIATI1BR forucait (By AMOtUted Fran 6regofi-Falr tonight Wednesday light frost. and LOCAL TRMPERATURH RH 'ri,tTitl'n,'i,1"u, " For Iwentv-foiir hours end- '....... .5 ing at o p. m . April iz, oy Mrs. v E. Mingus, special government meteorological observer Maximum 58 Minimum 41 At 5 p. m i 55 Precipitation none " Wind, Northwest; clear." '" ' Sewer Is Completed. The Balnea street sewage system has been com pleted and will be accepted by the city council tonight, 'probably. Hugh McLnin had the contract for the work. Council Tonljfht. The Marshfield city council will meet this evening. Aside from the filling of the vacam cics on the board, there are a num ber of street Improvement matters to come up. l Mrs Straw 111. Mrs. E. E. Straw who has been visiting at her ojd home in Santa Barbara, Cal., is re ported quite 111. Dr. E, E. will leave for there on the Plant today, probably. Straw M. F. Active Logging Operations. "A new donkey for the Pierce logging camp near Allegany arrived on the Alliance yesterday and. will he taken to "the camp at once where opera tions will he actively pushed. Able to Re Out. Charles Ester- hock, tho rancher on Catching In let who was so seriously gored by a bull some time ago, is again able to be about and was greeting his Marshfield friends the other day. r Select Architect. The Marshfield Aerie of Eagles have elected W. S. Turpen architect of their new hall on South Second street. The piling foundation will be started soon. The 'building Is to be 75x100 feet, two stories high and a frame structure. The second storv will contain a hall C4x75, the largest on the Bay. The , lodge room and banquet hall will be FIVE CENTS PHR LINE PER DAY. WANTED WANTED Good hand. E. L. Phono 208. farm and dairy Bessey. Farmers, WANTED A black cocker spaniel puppy, address naming price, F.B.A., Times' office." . - WANTED Manager for branch of- , flco wo wish to locate hero in Marshfield. Addross, The Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Carpentering and Job wo-k. Corthell, phone No. 561. COAL MINERS WANTED. Experi enced men can mako 1 per day. Comfortable lodgings, new houses, good hoard. Steady work assur ed. Take Southern Pacifle Coast Lino from San Francisco to CI mn si or, 200 miles south. Stono Canon Pacific from Cliunslor di rect to Mine. STON: GawON COAT. CO., stone Canon, Cal. FOR RENT FOR RENT A g-ood dairying stock and fruit ranch on reasonable terms for particulars, address B. C. Box 454, Marshfield, Oregon. FOR RENT Seven-room house on Fourth street. Inquire of Mrs. L. H. Minot FOR RENT Two dairy and stock ranches. Apply Title Guarantee and Abstract Company. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Ap ply Mrs, Hazard or phone 71. FOR RENT Seven room house, Third and C.' Apply C. A. Smith Lumber Yard, Broadway. FOR RENT Four-acre ranch, well Improved. Ekblad & Son. i C2iA divided by a curtain which can be rolled utf, throwing both' halls Into1 ono whenever It Is desired. Clinnge Phones Tho local tele phone company Is gradually chang ing over to Its new switchboard. The change will be made gradually iand tho ;new system "will not be completod before May 10. Build Flue Ilomc. A Portland paper announces that J. L. Bowman, proprietor of the Woolen Mill stores in Oiegon and owner of the Marsh field Woolen Mill store, will build a $25,000 residence In Irvlngton, a Portland suburb, this summer. Homestead Contest. United States Land Commissioner L. A. Lll jcqvist Is here from Coquille today to hear the homestead contest of Judge Giierry of 'North Bend, who Is contesting the claim of L. Crouch, between North Inlet and Haynes In let. Birthday Today. Today, April 13, marks the fiftieth birthday of W. J. Butler, manager of the Ma sonic Opera House. Mr. Butler has demonstrated that thirteen Is no hoodoo as a birthday and his many friends will unite In wishing that no hoodoo will Interfere with the next fifty or so birthdays which they hope he will enjoy. Drops Kcrwin Case. Marshal Carter last night received a telegram from the Portland attorney who had the closing of Geo. D. Kerwln's grave postponed Sunday stating that he found It Impossible to come here to ascertain If the dead body was that of his missing friend. He said he would let the matter rest. Con sequently, Marshal Carter ordered the grave filled today. However, Mr. Carter is doing a little investigating of Kerwln's past in hopes of locat ing relatives. FRESH CRFAMERY RUTTER only 45 CENTS per square. Sterilized MILK 5 CENTS per quart, delivered. Coos Bay Ice and Cold Storago Company, Phone 731. On tho basis of a bushel of corn producing 2:5 gallons of alcohol, It has been figured out that last year's corn crop in the United States was sufllcient to furnish 20,000,000 horsepower for ten hours a day for an entire year s jjo noi pay more ior your luiuiJ- WARE than MIINER'S price. "TOASTSTDE" le wlmmer. FIVE SnORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE. FOR SALE. GOAT FOR SALE Suitable for children to ride or drlvo. Inquire at Union Meat Markot or phono 581. FOR SALE 10 room Lodging house furnished. Inquire at Gow Why or Garfield Hotel. FOR SALE Pure bred Bronze 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, Marshfield, Ore., or Phone 207. FOR SALE One two-seated trap in good condition rubber tired. Can be used as either ono or two seated rig. Also one sorrell saddle horse cheap. Address L. J. Simpson, North Bend. Oregon. FOR SALE A well established deli catessen business. Cash or will exchango for real ostate. Apply at Corthell'fl. FOR SALE Rink.' See D. Marshfield Skating L. Avery, ownor. FOR SALE Furniture for rooms. Apply Times office. elx MISCELLANEOUS. IF YOU NEED: FRESH RUTTER, SWEET CREAM, STERILIZED MILK OR ICE Call up Phono 781. Free Delivery 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. Every Day. Gently remind the buying public what you have for sale and they will buy It, This can be done by using tho columns of the Coos Bay Times. NORTH BEND NEWS IMPORTANT NOTICE. A meeting will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) evening at tho offlce of Doctors Gale & Bartle for the purpose of organizing a yachting club. All who are Interested are urgently requested to be present. George Winkler will leave on tho M. F Plant to spend tho summer In the East. Miss Mary Black was down from her Catching Inlet ranch and visited North Bend friends yesterday. Mrs. W. Relchert, who underwent an operatlbn at Mercy hospital Sat urday, is reported improving rapid ly. A raft of logs was brought down from the McCormac boom today for the North Pond Lumber Com pany's mill. The Presbyterian Ladles Aid So ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Kate Rood on North Bend Heights. Mrs. Elmer Russell who has been vory ill at her home on Union ave nue. Is now convalescent. Her lit tle daughter, Helen, was taken sud denly ill yesterday. Langdon Spooner, cashier at the Myrtle Point railway depot, Is tak ing a vacation end visiting his parents at Jennings Lodge, near Oregon City, Oregon. Ole Larson, who has been In Mercy hospital for several months, Is again able to bo about and has accepted a position as night watch man on tho city dock. Mrs. Harry Backlnstoe, who re cently underwent a serious operation at GoQd Samaritan hospital, Port land, has so far recovered as to bo able to return to her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Berry Union avenue, will leave on Breakwater for Portland on of the Sat- urday. They will make their future home In tho stato of Washington. RETTER DO THAT NUMBERING. City Marshal Getting the ','Hurry-Up Wagon" Ready For Business. The work of numbering tho streets has lagged for tho past few weeks because of an alarming scarcity of the bright tin numerals of commerce designated by tho City Dads as tho correct thing to tack alike over tho most haughty and humble lintel n this altogether prosperous and thriving community. But the hnrdwnre men now have tin figures galore hnd tho ponalty Imposed by the council for delay In putting the numbers up aftor tho first day of this month will probably bo enforced. So tho laggards need not bo surprised In the least to see the majesty of th'o law, In tho per son of the city marshal, drift In on them at any time and, after shack ling them hand and foot, tote them more or less rudely to the city bastllo, whero they will languish for varying lengths of time according to tho way tho recorder happens to feel when ho pronounces sentence. No up-to-date business man can afford to go to jail oven for a week to avoid blowing himself for 15 cents worth of street numbers, es pecially as he will have to do It evontually anyway. Tho Times doesn't want to seo Mich an untoward state of affairs to pass and It therefore bogs tho public to get busy and tack up tho tin tokens that will mako tho marsh al grit his teoth and hiss "foiled again" when ho starts out to gather a mess of procrastinating property owners. Tho city engineer will bo pleased to supply tho correct numbering for any lot, together with tho latest name for each street, and tho hard ware dealers have arranged to sup ply tho figures at tho ridiculously low price of 5 cents per each or In lots of three for 15 cents, at that evon a gas company can afford to buy a complete sot and not pump any more than tho usual amount of pure Coos County air Into its useful but malodorour product. So let ovorybody get busy with tho tacks nnd display the tin emblems of municipal progress and the forerun ners of free mail delivery. LOWNEY'S famous chocolatos and Johnson's Dutch Blttersweets at the RED CROSS. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paint . all kinds of jobs at MILNEIVS. for Personal Notes 1 TOM MINOT will leave on the M. F. Plant for San Francisco. H. C. DIERS of North Bend, was in Marshfield today on business. MRS. ESTHER LOCKH ART, who hau been ill, is somewhat Improved. ROBERT KEHOE, foreman of tho i Porter mill) is quite ill at hla home In North Bend. MR. BURTON of Chicago, who has been the guest of his nephew, A. H. Powers left for his home to day. t MR J. H. PJNKERTON of North Inlet, who has been seriously 111, was reported somewhat Improved today. MRS M. O HAWKINS of Coquille, passed through hero today en route homo from a trip to South ern California MRS. MARY HUME, widow of tho late R. D Hume, camo up from San Francisco on the M. F. Plant and will go to Wedderburn to look after the ostate and to visit her brother, Edwin Duncan, MRS A. T. REED of Gardiner, under went an operation at the General hospital yesterday and Is getting along nicely. Tho operation was performed by Dr. Housoworth who was assisted by Dr. Straw. G. W. ARTIS. formerly engineer at tho Reynolds mill, is in from his homestead today. Ho Is planning to start a ct token ranch on his farm soon having been engagod In that business In Michigan be fore he moved to Coos Bay. MRS. PAINTER and Miss Maddo Pnlnter, who have been spending tho winter In Oklahoma reached homo on the M. F. Plant today. Thoy were accompanied by Miss Maude Mock, a nieco of M,rs. Painter, who will spend tho sum mer hore. AT THE HOTELS. Tho Blanco G. W. Artis, North Inlot; Judge Guory, A. H. Derby shire and J. R. Robertson, North Bend; T. A. Sehroedor and wife, Co quille; Jas. I Marshall, Portland; W. C. McLeod, North Bend; Mrs. W. P. Clark, San Francisco; Oscar Nicholson, Frisco; J. T. Mars and family, Bandon; James Maxwoll, Ep worth, Iowa; Al, J. Weoner and J. Block, San Francisco; A. H. Her rlngton and J. E. Ellsworth, Drain; Percy Crouch, San Francisco. The Chandler L. J. Cody, Ban don F. L. Greenough, Portland; A. S. Hammond, Coquille; Fred Butler and John Zahlor, Coquille; C. L. Myers, Los Angeles; Joseph Rollins, San Francisco; Miss Star, San Fran cisco; Mrs. R. D. Hume, Wedder burn; F. A. Larsen and E. Irving Chandler, Coos River. SALVATION ARMY APPEAL. Editor Times; A fow days ago wo referred to the approaching week of Self DenlnJ nmong tho Salvation ists of this country, which Is to tako place In this town especially from April 11 to 18, so wo wish our frlonds to bear this In mind and bo fully prepared to tako part in this Effort, ovoryonc who admires tho work of tho Army tako part In making this Self Denial a success, and wo trnst the peoplo In this town. will not bo one bit behind. Tho Amoricnn Soldiery aro apparently bent on making the effort so far as the country Is concerned tho most successful ever hold. Tho most energetic methods aro bolng adopted to Insure success. Apart from tho personal Self Denial of tho Soldier? and frlonds of tho Army, appeals are bolng printed and distributed containing statistics of tho Army work, In all countries whero It la at work. And wo trust that tho frlonds of this town will do their best to help tho Officers and Soldiers hore to mako this effort a splendid success. SALVATION ARMY WORKERS. ROYS Bnseball Suits for $1.50 at MILNER'S. W -L-l'. - Few Specials for This Week Shredded CoddM 10c per con Shredded Crabs 10c per can Saratoga Chips . . , ,10c per package Codfish Ralls 10c per can Tepplns IBc per o F. A. SACCHI A
