BANDON, OREGON: FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1895
Volume XII
JOYOUH WKDmHÜ Btl.LS
BREVITIES.
HERE AND TH EHE.
No wind.
Warm days.
Warm WTStlier.
Campers are increasing.
Campmeeting begins July the 18th.
We are anxioasfy looking for a wave of
prosperity.
Long A Mast's large stock of new shoes
are direot from the factory.
C. H. Chandler, of New Lake, gave as a
pleasant call on last Monday.
Work is now progressing on the light house
more rapidly as material materializes.
Sim Hunt, wbo was nearly suffocated
with gasa in the tunnel ia all right again we
learn.
The wild blackberry crop ia not an plenti
Mins F^elle. as bookb*-<f*«»r
•^p.^lan mill»
ful thia year as usual on acoount of late
during her absence in Ran Francisoo.
The Empire and Coquille base ball team* frosts.
Mr. A. D. Walcott and family of Prosper,
cro: sed bats at Coquille City last Sunday
The score stood 14 to 12 in favor of tl * visited Dairyville last Saturday returning
home on Sunday.
Empire boys.
Did you see those new shoes at Long A
Must’s? They are out of sight.
Baoon 10 et * per pound and Lard $1.C3
j>er can at the Bandon Meat Market.
Mrs. F. M. Langl -is and Mis« Hatti,.
Thrift, of Dairyville, visited friends in town
this week.
A. R. Tenbrook and wife came over from
Marshfield on Wednsday for a few days visit
with bis mothers
Just received, a fine line of ladies, gento
nnd children shoes at Loreuz's. The prices
don’t need fixing.
A social dance will be given * 1 Armory
Hall to-morrow (Saturday) night. Every
body is invited o| attend.
Miss Ethel Rupert will fill the place of ,
Mrs. R. 8. Howells has opened a nice new
line confectionery goods next door to her
Millinery store; candies, nuti, fruits Ao.
Call and inspect ber nice, new goods.
Mr. Clark purchased a 2 I light dynamo
to be used in the woolen mills in place of
lamps. It is expected on the Bnndorille,
and will be put in about August first.
Messers Lewin and Celner, the tabaoonists
have enlarged th ir capacity this week.
They now have ample room to conduct
their business with greater convenience.
Call at Lorenz’ and see that fine Black
woolen fl nnel from Bandon Woolen mill .
The best piece yet, 60 in. wide $1.C) a yd.
the best piece tbe wooled mills have turned
out.
The steamer Antelope which was laid off
for rep iirs will recive a coat of paint this
week nnd be put* back on the river next
Mondnv morning to make her regular trips
m before.
Mrs. W. C. Cbeeney. wife of the manager
or tb^* Portland Electric Works, came with
Mr Clark nnd wife to spend several weeks
in Bandon. She is stopping at the Ten
hook.
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N. M. Stowers, a vonng printer of Smith
I River is helping ns <‘uf on the R boobdih th:s
a < k during tbe absenca of the edit«>r. He
1 ns rendered « xcdlent service which we
fillv appreciate.
This nffi.-e acknowledged a plesent call
this week from Mrs. Stowers, of Smith River,
on last Wednesday. Mrs. Stowers is visiting
with Mrs. Ed Crook. She talks of remain
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manenfly in Bandon.
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Work on the south Jetty is being pushed
, along now more speedlv. The pile driver ia
very busy extending the track out seaward
prvporntnry to filling in the rock. The rock
will be blown nn some time next week.
R. L. Sheridan, wife and two children
from Roseburg, are located at the Tupper
hotel. They enme down on Wednsdayrs
boat., and will remain here for some time to
enjoy the refreshing breezes of the sea
shore.
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Messrs. Long
Mast. Bandon's leading
merchants, are in receipt this week, of the
most varied and complete stock of men’s,
ladies nnd children shoes that ever came
to Bandon. In quantity, quality and prioe.
this stock of shoes ip the moat attractive of
any on the river. Call and get any thing in
the foot wear line you need at a price to
astonish you.
Mr. W. H. Averill, who has been spending
the winter in Santa Cruse. California, re
turned with his family laRt week. Mr.
Averill is not charmed with California cli
mate. nnd will not go back to live there-
After visiting here in Bandon he will move
to Brownsville. Linn county, hit old home
to locate permanently. Hie old firiends
will be sorry that he does not locate here.
Rev. Mr. Mosaer of Oakland. Douglas
county, aocompained by his friend Rev. Mr.
Holsinger also a Presbyterian minister
arrived here lately. They rode down on
their bicycles an 1 were the two first that
ever traveled so far, (one hundred mile«) on
bicycles to our beach and over one of
the worst roads in the whole state, from
Roseburg to Myrtle Point. They were
fjrent'y pleased with their visit here and
raid they would probably be here again thia
season.
M abtiikd -—At the residence of of A. D.
Morse, in Bandon. Ma, 22nd 1895, Oliver O.
Howell and Isabel M. Koonts, Jnstioe Mor*«'
officiating.
I’HoToanrrnun:—Now ia your time to get
first-class photograph*. W. L. Jone*. Pho
tographer. ia here and will stay about two
weeks. He is prepared to make any kind of
picture« from a locket picture to a life-sized
crayon p trait. Location, by Tapper Ho
tel.
W antbd .—A span of horse, or mar ’ of
about fourteen Hundred pound (1 ’ ») weight
„ach, must be young animals and well
broken to all kinds of farm work, mnst be
fiae puller«, and be sound in every respect.
Persons having anch animals for tale may
find a purchaser by addressing as below.
Please name price wanted.
P. A. HEIBERGER,
Ophir, Curry Co., Oregon.
There will be Mass celebrated at the
Catholic ohurcb the seoond Sunday of thia
month, the 14, by Father Giboney.
Mr. Rosa and family made a pleasure trip
to Dairyville and back last Sunday. They
were present at the Low-Thrift wedding.
Ed Crook is having the front of bis build
ingon First street treated to a nioe coat , ,
paint. Hu rtjMcDuffee and Dal Morse are
doing the work.
J. F. Mast, of Fish Trap, paid Bandon a
visit on last Tusday. He brought a lot of
fine cherrie i down and disposed of them to
good advantage.
Culver <t Philliber proprietors of the new
meat market in the Gardner building have
a fine lot of haim. baoon and othor meats.
Call and see them.
Mast <fc Lon . have just opened a fresh
new line of mens, youths and childrens
clothin i this week. C ill and get your pick
of the nice assortment.
Dr. F. S. Nickerson, lhe Dentist will re
main in Bandon and continue to do deutis-
tery work. He oan be found in the Bandon
hotel. Call snd see him.
On Monday last the Sth instour maximam
tempeiatuj in tbe shade was 78 (seventy
eight). This high figure has not been ex
ceeded here for a great many years.
Mrs. Cnpt. Parker of Parkersburg, no'
oompained by Mrs. Swan, of San Francisco,
wio is visiting with Mrs. Parker this sum
mer, visited Bandon on last Monday.
Mr. Webber, father of Mrs. Capt. Lock
wood was visiViUg his dwSl 'titer aliU i utility
in town this week. Mr. Webber is a resident
f Astoria, and is proprietor of tbe steamer
Antelope.
The schooner Ralph J. Long crossed in
from San Franciaoo on last Sunday. She
brought a cargo of merchandise tot the
several merchants of Bandon and a lot of
wool for the Woolen Milla.
Misi Ruth Roberta, daugh r of J. H.
Roberts, who has been visiting with rela
tive at Myrtle Point since the family ar
rived from California came dow i home this
week and will be a resident of Bandon from '
this time.
Mr. Yager, Bandon’s enterp ising hard
ware merchant has this week received a fine
new lot of iron, piping, nails, rope and vari
ous other goods in bis line. He can now
supply you anything in his line yon wish
Call and see him.
Tbe new residence of Mr. Rayland in tbe
eastern part of town has been treated to a
beautiful dressing of paint and trimmings
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jt ia now one of the most beautiful dwellings
intown.Tben i i* »u i»u by
John
Edmunds of this place.
Cbas. A. Craddock has succeeded Mrs'
Tenbrook as agent, at this place, for the
Coos Bay Steam Laundry. Parties sending
artiolea to the laundry should leave them
there in time for the Monday morning boat
so that they can be returned on Friday.
Mr. Danielson, wbo has tbe contract of
bnilding the new oannery is pushing the
work along as fast as possible. The ml-
chiney arrived this week and will be put in
place as soon as tbe building ia ready. It ia
the intention to have it ready for the fall
catch of fish.
The beautiful little oantata, "The flower
queen" was rendeied at Armory Hall on last
Tuesday evening by a number of the yonng
ladies and Misses of Bandon in a very pleas
ing manner. The attendance was not large
but those present seemed well pleased with
the entertainment.
On 27th of last month, the maximum
temperature in the shade was ' . (ninty-six .
On the same date on our bench the maxi
mum temperature was only fi2 (sixty-two)
the difference between the maximum tern-
peratnre in both places being no less than
E(thirty-four) degrees.
Miss Sanderlin, a daughter, of Rev. Mr.
Sandsrlin, arrived in Bandon on last Friday
evening direct from Ohio. A very touching
scene was witnessed by those who stood on
the dock when she stepped from the boat
and met ber younger sister whom she had
not seen for eight years. She wan driven
immediately out to tbe home of ber father.
The Bandon band boys have made ar
rangements with Prof. W. W. Robertson to
remain with them until October, and con-
tinue to train them. If they r. ake the pro-
greas in the next three months that they
have made in tbe last they will be the beet
trained performers in Coos county. Prof.
Robertson is certainly a success in drilling
I
a brass band.
Nsw S tsam «». —Capt. Winant telle us that
the people of Coquille and San Franciaoo in
tend building, this season, a first class
passenger and freight steamer, light
draught, speedy and a good carrier. She will
be 321 feet keel, and built especially to ac
commodate all the small harbors on the
o'>aat. Such a vessel has . en nAded a long
time and will be a paying investment from
tbe start. Sucoess attend the enterprise.— Dr. Price’* Cream Baking Powder
Moet Perfect Made.
Yaqnina Bay News.
Number 28
8KCKETAKY CARLISLE.
(in i:<
One of tiie most delightful wedding o •
E ditob R ecorder :—A b there bus been
Sheriff Sears, of Multnoma Connty,
oasions that it has been onr privilege to ei • considerable dispute as to whether Secretary
has a bail case of disappointment on
joy for many days oocured at the resident Carlisle ever favored silver coinage or not,
of Mr. A. H. Thrift, at Dairyville on lai and as in a speech recently made nt Mem« bis bands and eonsequantly is not
I phis,
Tenn., ,—
he denied that
ever happy. It bad been the custom, it
Bauds.. July 7th.
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The invited guests present were Mr. R J ' -inatle a speech or written a letter iu favor seems, previous to Gov. l’ennoyers
ltoea and wife and daughter Floreuoe. M of free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to last adminiattation to allow Sheriffs
A. D. Wolcott and wife. Mr. F. M. Langlo 1, the following verbatim quotation from
two dollars a nijflit for Pullman
and wife, Mr. T. J. Thrift and wife, Messr bis speech in Congress. Feb. 21, 1878. dnr-
Frank L. Lowe. Wallace Pomeroy. Chnrli
ttye discussion of the Bland silver bill sleeping ear when ptirsueing or
Wooley and Ed and Alva Thrift; The Mill* wifi it row some light on the question. The bringing home fugitives from j"-t iqy
Maggie Lorentzen, Hattie and Eva Thr|
bill which he was discussing at the But Gov. Pennuyer concluded tliaf,
Mrs. Carl Nelson and Rev. and Mrs. J.
hwas a bill providing for the free ooiu- owing to tbe bard times, one dollar
McCain.
|T silver’at the ratio of 16 to 1, and Mr.
The contracting parties were Mr. Davi
e voted and workefl for the passage per night, tbe price of a tourist
Lowe Jr., of Pnrkersburg. and Mias Bell
measure and bis denial of ever mak- sleeper, was about the thing for nn
Thrift, of Dairyville. The parlors
^Hpech favoring the free coinng»- of ordinary sheriff; anil only allowed
tastefully deoo-ated with flowers,
at tjMiilfatiQ ia a mere childish quib- I t’.iat amount
But eu»ce Pennoyer,
floral
oovered tbe largatatyl
ith the dignity of a
tho
ha
1- gonrfont of «offles,
At a few minutes of twelse X«*« Lore
wbnt he said:
and bis parsimonious administration
took her seat at tbe piano and began pl
ow thet the world’s supply of pre-
ing the wedding march. In a moment^
etals is none too large, and I see no has been superseeded by Unit of Gov.
wedding party entered the parlor headed-^
to apprehend that it will ever become Lord, supposed to be on a much
tbe . eoond groomsman and bridesmaid, Ma
ankind will be fortunate indeed if broader gague, it was quite natural
Albert Thrift and Miss Florence Rosa,
Anal production of gold and silver for our poorly paid sheriffs to expect
lowed by the first groomsman and bride»|
all keep pace with the annual in
Sheriff
maid Mr. Frank L. Lowe and Miss Hat 3ie* crease of population, commerce aud in better treatment, as of old.
Thrift: the bride and groom elect entering ¿^try. According to my view of the sub Sears, therefore, recently sent up a
last. The party ranged themselves undef jeo^
oQnspiracy which seems to have. bill for expenses incured in follow
the wedding sreb and a brief ceremony been formed here and in Europe to dis- ing a criminal,
including two
which made the happy oonple busband anil Iroy by legislation and otherwise, from
dollars
a
night
for
Putman
sleepers.
wife was performed liy Rev. J. S. McCain. kiree-sevenths to one-half of the money of
The nuptial ceremony ended a joyous greet- tile world, is the most gigantic crime of Imagine his chagrin and ire on reciv-
ing was aocorded tbe happy pair by tbos. tkis/ir any other age. The consummation ing a letter in reply from tbeiiecretary
present.
of such a scheme would ultimately entail of State informing him that Gov. Lord
A few minutes later the party and guests more r-issery npon the human* race than al*
had decided to follow the example of
r“ •paired
l
to the dining room where e Hplendt.
(vara, famine, and pestilenoe that ever roo-
h s illustrious predecessor, and only
«rua ini'cad
wna enred u x. in as
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wedding dinner whs
spread, whinh
which whi
the history of the world.' The
grently enjoyed by all present. Everythin# absolute and instantaneous destruction of allow one dollar a night for sleeping
conspired to make this occasion an oasis in half the entire movable property of the expenses. It is said that the irrrate
tbe desert of life to those who enjoyed it» "World, including houses, ships, railroads sheriff thumped his desk with his fist
The weather was perfect, the time, the de and all other appliances for carrying on
lightful month of July, the place, the roman cortmerce, while it would be felt, more and exclaimed that it was “small
tic home of the bride, and all present vied sensibly at the moment, would not produce business.” But he has waked up to
with each other in adding to the pleasures of any thing like the prolonged distress and the fact just the same that Gov. Lord
the hour. The bride was Stylishly attired disorganization of society that must has some regard for the suffering tax
in a pale blue cat.simere dress, her hair inevitably result *rom the permanent an
payers of Or >goh, aud that if Mult
decorated with white rones, nnd bearing in nihilation of one-half of the metallic money
noma's great sheriff desires to escape
her hand a handsome boquet of white of the world.”
the humiliation of riding in a tourist
lillies. Her first maid of honor wore a
beautiful gray cassiiiwre, and the second
sleeper lie will Ixi compelled to add
TOBACCO STOLEN.
was tastefully dressed in white trimmed
an extra dollar out of his pittance!
with blue ribl»oiiH.
Of
a salary to Hie one allowed by tbe
Dinner over the party drove to Bandon
On liqt Monday while th? schooner Ralph
state,
and pay Mr. Pulman's modest
where they were met by the brass band, J. Long was discharging her cargo of freight
and were escorted on board the steamer oa the dock in front of the warehouse each ’ charge of t wo dollars for one of his
Dispatch which carried tbe whole party to lot was packed in a phtoe by itself. Long 1 lino cars.
Parkersburg, their future ho ne. On Mon ¿Hast hud quite an invoice of merchandise ’ - * • < -4i_________________
day morning-tbe bride rnd groom departed" »vTich was also left for a short time oh the j IBANDOh P1ONBKR WATCM AND
for the bay where they will spend a few ddek before removing it to the store. In
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K «ANITA III I U.,4, bl
days before returning to their new home the
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lot was a 14U box of fine tobacco worth
The
joins tue
tbe manyl
fifaoffs « 5«
o!
lhe £
1 cobdbk
COBDBK joins
rnsny jhwuh
Whri jn Mr. Mast went.? r h--
B andon . June 1 Uh,
th# bapfur
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M. ...V 'U.i,
<7.it,r tr.
nn
It is supposed that! |
ier, and not guards It
iccasions, the last tjqio ’ the
lak-tbief took adg 10th
this, month, that ofj cus
GONE TO HER BEST.
vantage* of their absence to lay in a sum- tomers
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had sent Watches to be RE
iuera stock of tobacco. This is not the first
PAIRED, with instructions to deliver
Emma Augusta Thoit was born in Pownal, instance of the kind and it is becoming
Instead of doing so,
Ataine, Jan. 14th, 1843, and was married to tiresome. It is to be hoped that the guilty them to me.
her now bereaved nusbanu
husband iticuaru
Richard route-
Pome- ¡part
¡party ’ will be oaught and given a taste of the party carrying them took them
roy July 22nd, 18114. She died at her resi law. .
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to a man wbo lias since removed
dence iu Bandon July ‘Jth at 10 o’clock p. m.
from Bandon. I became aware of
BANDON SCHOOL.
Mrs. Pomeroy came to Coos county about
those
transactions through tho work
ten years a«o, and with her husband aid
family baa lived on their farm near Deitf-, The fall term of the Bandon school will being unsatisfactory.
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two 1895.
and a
ville ever since until laBt fall, when tie (l)e
K>n September
Now, to OLD CUSTOMERS as
family moved to Bandon for school advart- three years’ course above tho common well as new, I will say, I am just as
ak’ea. She wax tbe mother of ten li ilg school branches, selective or studies may able to give them good work as I
ebildran. one of whom, a apu, lives in Sen be persued, if students so desire. For oircu
ever was in the over TWELVE
Rafael, Cal., and oue. a danghtcr, reaidea 11 lar or information address the principal.
JOHN
S.
HL
DGIN.
YEARS I have served them ON
Petrolia, Humboldt
Cal.
She united with th
iiaregationalchnnti
THIS COAST, and just as willing to
MARINE NOTES.
in her native town iu ber pirlhood. and con
give Thom a SQUARE DEAL ip
tinued a faithful member of the Mme uuil
ABlirVBD.
EVERY TRANSACTION. If you
ber death. Sbe was a faithful Wife, a di-
July
7.
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cchr.
Ralph
J.
Long.
Jorgensen*
want to be “DEAD SI RE” that I
voted mother, and a kind neighbor, and wia
9 days from San Frsncisco to J. A. ltupeit* will get tbe work you send, forward
loved and honored by all w'10 knew ber.
BAILED
At aoout 10 o’clock on Tuesday morniu^J _
it to me by REGISTERED MAIL.
while in ber usual health and -about ber
July 10.—Sehr. Parkersburg, Ellingson, to It is both Cheap and Safe.
I PAY
household duties, auddea hh a ligbtniag San Frsn-isoo.
NO
COMMISSION
TO
PARTIES
tliiHli, a stroke of appolexy felled Iler to the July 10.—Sohr. Mayflower, Olsen, to San
BRINGING ME WORK.
floor. She was carried to tbe lied from Francisco.
Office in C. Y. Lowe’s Drug Store.
which she was removed onlv to be borne to
July 11.—Sehr. Uoquelle, Pearson, to
the tomb. Sbe was uuoonacious from tn»
Very Truly Yours,
San Francisco.
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first, and died at alsmt 10 o'clock that
H NEELY.
evening, ber eioknesa lasting but twelvt
hours.
Seattle I’ost-Intelligeucer: Lieut.
The funeral services were held at tnt Beraier, of the French navj’, has in-
Piesliyteriaii church and were conducted ty
Rev. W. C. Scott, consisting of appropriate vented a compass which steers the
On and after June 15, 1895, until further
aoni.a, scripture lesson, and a brief funeral yeasel automatically in a course set
notice, BOUND TRIP TICKETS from Coos
discourse. The funeral was attended'Dy a by the navigator.
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to San Francisco, (or vice-versa,) and
large conoourae of people, and we feel safe
re am. by steamers “Arago” or “Arcata,’
in saying that, the entire commuiyty ji
will be issued by the Oregon Coal <fc Naviga
with thia bereaved family in monrnlng
5T Notine whereby
lorn of their nearest earthly treasure.
ibj given that I will prose- tion Co. Price $15.00. Good for 30 days.
Apply to,
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1 or persons who trespass
niy« piVlUIKCH ■ for the purposeof .luting
Southern Oregon Co., Empire City.
M. E. Church' s. .v.1>Jnn1Vzt 8 nn dn Tl or poil
K. POMEROY.
fishing.
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E. G. Flanagan. Marshfield.
July 14th, morning and evening. Subjest
for evening, “1'Ue social problems from tie
standpoint of Christian et.hi^H.” SsndU
school nt 10 o'clock a. m. Prayer meetitig
Awarded
every Wednesday evening.
Highest
Honors
—World’s Fair,
When you come to Bandon, go to the
Mrs. J. A. Rupert and ber daughter. Mbs
Gold
Medal,
Midwinter
Fair.
CENTRAL HOUSE. You will get a good
Belle, will be passengers on the BandoriHu
supper, a good bed, and breakfast for 75
for Ban Francisco on her out going iriy.
cents.
Miss Belle will remain in the oity for some
Board by the month, $16; by the week, $1:
time for her health, but Mrs. R. expects to
bv the dav, $1.
return by the return trip of the steamer.
(Jive the house a call.
Charles Van Schoou oven, brother oQ
Oren Van Bchoonhoven, of this pjacu. Who
has been staying in Bandon two months for
his health has so completely recovered that
be will return home to St. Paul, Minn., this
MARSHFIELD. ORE.
week. We look for him to return to Ban
don before many months.
Attending Physician,
prosporouH and delightful voyage ovar thu
tempestuous sea of life
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NOTICE.
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CREAM
BAK1N6
PtMDfR
Mr. T. W. Clark, president of tbe Bandon
woolen mills oompauy, arrived home on last
Friday, bringing with him his wife and two
sons. The band boys, in their accustomed
thougtfulneaa, gave them a pleasant serenade
in tbe evening, at which Prof. Conger <ls
Mo»t Perfect Made.
livered a neat little address of welcome.
40 Years the Standard.
Mr. Clark and wife wish to extend td the
the members of the band their sineere
thank tot the p|easent reception.
< Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
’ Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, Sen Franciaoo.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
COOS BAY HOSPITAL,
h ihiiktohv .
Fur Siiu<l:ty June, 30, 1X1)5.
M. K. SERVICES, liUlllDKR HALL.
Preaching at 11 a. ni. and 8 p". m.
j 10 a. m., Sunday school. *
Epworth League. Prayer and Praise Meet
I ing each Wednesday evening.
P resbyterian U hubch .
10 a. m. Sunday School .
■ Preaching at 11 a. tn. and 8 p. m. except
' the third Sunday in each niQiitb.
2:.’ ) p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor.
7: p. in. Christiaii Endeavor.
Prayer Meeting T hursday evening of each
'week.
Mill RE WARD.
Some party,
Jti<
pre unen and d"’*’
u bioh J fr-vc p<
by offer
re
to the eonvictn
New Lake,
ha v ? entered my
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lodge , no . gi . knights
of Pythias, meets every Monday even
D elphi
ing at 7:30 o'clock, in Castle Hall. Bandoli,
Oregon.
J. M. UPTON, C. C.
ltonr. F rxdkbick , J b .. K. R. 8.
W. SINCLAIR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
Notary Public and General Insurance nuil
Real Estate Agent.
J. 11. UPTON,
COUNSELOR at LAW—NOTARY PUBLIC
Conveyancer and General band
A gent.
Collectijng Mu de—Loans Negotiated
DENMARK, CURRY CO., OREGON.
Company K, O. Al. <»,
Meet at their .Armory in Bandon every
third Sunday in the month. Business
meeting It) a. iu. Drill at 1 p. in.
T. J. G. BLUMENKOTHER,
Captain Commanding.
WOOL! WOOL!
Farmers A t tent ion!
The Bandon Woolen Mills Co. will
pay tup, habest, u^aikel pricy for
wool, V ff
J..,.,
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J ' fiwtG
^•f*pon
’ALM>íi to pt
dio-
I hnnWu
'OU oppl¡<
..j'phi'hG.'li
id< of
poaiilg
of their
their wool
woo) to
to tiK
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B andon W oolen M ills Co.
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J. M. Ul’TON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON.
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
Street.
DR, J. II. KIME.
PHYSICIAN and SING EON,
B andon , O regon .
Otlice on corner of Lower Main and At
water Streets. Will answer calls to al1
parts of the surrounding country.
W. A. LOSE.
J. M. Slot IN
SIGLIN & LUSE,
OÎFICE IN WEBSTER* H BUICK BLOCK.
LAW, LOAN, BEAL ESTATE, BROKER
AGE AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
PALACE BARBER SHOP,
W. J. PETERSON, Prop
BANDON, OREGON.
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair-dressing and
Hair-cutting done in first-class style. Hot
or cold baths nt any hour ill the day.
J. S. Edmunds,
BANDON, ORE.,
Paper Hanging
and Decorating.
Paper-Hanging ap<l D ecorating a Special
ty. also, 11 Practical Painter.
Wilt also do Hauling or Graying. Satis
faction unaranteed.
11. Il I'Al LL & CO.,
HEAL ESTATE BKAI.KRN,
ABAUO,
COOS
COUNTY,
OKZOON.
aving had several years ex -
l>< rii-nci* ill the enst, we feel confident
we can give sat ¡.«fact ion to our patrons.
Send us your lists of property, or come and
see us.
H
Coqiilllc River Property a Specialty.
Correspondence promptly attended to.
J. T. McCORMAC, M. D. Onr eoiiiuiiMiioii 3 |s-r cent of sales. ()m
motto: Live and Let Live,
i A. M. E vans . M. D.
B. B. I’AULL & CO.
Consulting Pbvsic'ns-
( W. H orsfall . M. D.
Connty patients admitted upon order of
I). L. WATRON,
any member of County Court.
ATTOKNEY AND COLNSELOK AT LAW
V Price’s Cream Baking; Powder
World’s Fair Highest Award.
Ollie« in F/.dorndo building at Marwliileiq
Oregon,