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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1901)
52 Tin.es a \e_r fir $2. 52 Times a year for $2. BANDON, Volume XVII. Corned Beef and Limberger cheese at Magoon’e. J. A. Matson, of Marshfield, was iu Try G. H. Magoon’a fur Fresh Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc. town Tuesday. The Pioneer meeting will take W Taggert anil A E Lake, of Crescent City were in town this week. place at Coquille City on August 14. Miss Pearl Hoyt went to Marsh arrangements for which are under field yesterday to visit frienila for a way. Mrs. C. M. Skeels, of Coquille, vis week- ited her daughter, Mrs. Charles Lo Born.—At Rosa’« mill, July 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler a renz, of this place, the latter part of last week. daughter. The Bandon junior baseball play Eugene Robison was in town last ers went to Parkersburg, last Suuday Saturday accompanied by two of his and did op the team of that place by little girls. a score of 28 to 7* Rev. W. Horsfall will hold services Chris Danielson fell on a croscntt next Sunday in St, John’s Chapel, morning and evening at the usual saw, last Sunday, cutting one of bis legs sufficiently severely as to lay hours. Grandma Shoemaker, who has been him off work for s -veral dsys. F. E. Hicks, the photographer will visiting friends, on Floras Creek for be here on or before August 1st, on the past six weeks returned home his regular trip through Curry coun last week. The social dance, last Saturday ty. He will remain iu Bandon aud take photos of all classes at reason evening, was quite well attended, nnd able rates. a first rate time is reported. The The steamer Mandalay left San music was excellent. Francisco yesterday aud will not be Bert Patterson purchased a cook in the Coquille until she goes to stovo and bis chums are inclined to Coos bay aud unloads a locomotive the opinion that, lie intends to add to that she has on board fpr the Coos himself his other and better half. Bay Roseburg and Eastern Railroad A. Alder nnd H. Helfrich, of Santa Company. She will hardly arrive in Barbara, have boon looking around I the Coquille until Sunday. Bandon for the past ten days with There has been considerable in the idea of possibly locating at this crease in the number of campers, place. coming and going, during the past Florence Rosa visited friends at week. Several parties have been here Coquille last Friday, remaining until from Roseburg and vicinity. Douglas Tuesday. She will return to San county gives promise of sending a Frnncisco in a few days her vacation large number of visitors to the coast having about expired. during the next few weeks. Captain John Jorgenson is to rig C. '.V. Hess, a former resident of and be master of tiip new schooner this place, accompanied by bis fam now being built at Parkersburg. ily, has been camping in Bandon for Captain P. Ellingson will take charge a few days. They have not slept in of the schooner Parkersburg. a bouse for some months, having pr. Prontis. Dentist of Marshfield, been traveling during that time. is at the Tupfer House and will re They left Roseburg last Spring and main for a week. He is prepared to traveled into Northeastern Washing do all kinds of work tn his line. Call ton and then returned. Mr. Hess is e.'qly if you need anything in the thinking of locating at Coquille and dental lino. - ' intended going there to day. W. A tVo.,|i?(>|. and 0 s. Brown, Following is a list of the officers of of Gr ints Pass, who pnnvassod this the Modem Woodmen lodge organ place in the interest of the Modern ized bore last Saturday uight: V R Woodiipn, camo down from Coquille Buckingham, Ven Consul; ^Worthy last S.itnr lay ami organized a lodge Advisor, Ben Vaudecar; Excellent 'Vf'ftat order here on Saturday night. ■ B,n.k*r, Matt Smiih; Clerk, Omy A !«• ter received a few days ago Goetz; E eort, S R Hancock; Watch from iV. V. Copo who is in Alaska, man. H.mry Herman; Sentry, John conveyed ti e intelligence that h« | Jenkins; Physicians Dr. Haydon and is doing well, and that he would j Dr. Kime; Delegate, Omy Goetz; in ike hi,« reappearance in Curry ! Managers, Lee Cox. one year, Je-se shortly after the geese migrate south E Peek, two years unit C II Chandler, three years. ward. New text books have been adopted Mr. Leggct. who Las been staying in Band-m some months, for the by the State Text Book Commissou beuelit of t.is lioiillb, left yesterday for tho schools of Oregon. This calls for Riverton where be will work for for special work of teachers and awhile. Until recently Mr Logget especially so upon candidate«; for lias been unable to do physical labor certificates at the February examin alien. To meet this demand the for several years. Stale Normal at Drain will organize Carl Nelson is making arrange teachers ’ special review c’asses, al ments to open up a ipeat market, in the M irsliall building near the post tbe opening of school, September 9tb. office, and will bo ready to wait, upon All review work will be iu the bauds |be publie with fresb Meats, Veget of experienced teachers The school ables, butter. Eggs, Elc, by next assures strong, practical work in nil Monday noon, and asks a liberal its classes. For information or cat alogue, address the President, Drain. share of the public patronage. Oregon. H. Miludy delivered the piling for John Swindle, an old gentleman Timoil's coal honker, at the mouth of Lampey creek, last week. He brought who lives on Bear creek, was thrown ps a sample of the coal from the new out of a buggy last Tuesday, and was mines, which although taken from rather severely shook up. Hp bad near the surface indicates a good ar been at Parkersburg aud when re ticle, Mr. Tiunon expects to be turning home his horse became fright shipping coal in a couple of months ened when upon (be bridge across Bear creek, and started to run. On from now. turning off the bridge the vehicle was Cooks show exhibited here Mon day and Tuesday evening. A full upset. Mr. Swindle was thrown out house witnessed the exhibition on the and lay for a short time in an insen first evening and a light bouse on the sible condition. Mr. Swindle’s son second occasion. Conditions were not saw tbe accident at a distance and as favorable for the exhibition as went to hie aid. Dr. Kime was called would (Varrant the best result but all in attendance, but outside of being together the show was well worth the cut above one eye and some bruises price. The music was an excellent there was no serious injury. feature. There is more Catarrh in this sec Superintendent W. H. Bunch was tion of tbe country than all other dis in town Thursday evening of last eases put together, and until the last week on bis way to visit the schools few years was supposed to be incur of Southwestern Coos. From him we able. For a great many years doctors learned that ba lias arrangements pronounced it r. local disease, and pretty well completed for the Teach prescribed local remedies, and by er’s Institute which convenes here constantly failing to cure with local August 5, 6, 7 and 8tli. The Hotel treatment, pronounced it incurable. at this place will give teachers re Science lias proven catarrh to be a duced rates and the usual reductions constitutional disease, and therefore have been given by thq transport requires constitutional treatment. ation companies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured Tho Reorganized Church of Jesus by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledp, Ohio, Christ, of Latter Day Saints will hold is tbe only constitutional cure on the a re-union, or series of meetings at market. It is taken infernally in Bandon, August lfi to 25'b. Members doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonfill. of ttie Bandon Brnuch, rosi ling at It acts directly on tbe blood and different points in Coos and D mglas mucous surfaces of the system. They county ami other parts of this district offer one bundle 1 dollars for hiiv case nre expected to be in attendance. It it fails to cure. Send for circulars M possible that Joseph Luff, one of and testimonials. the apostles, will be present, and El Address, F. J. C hewey <& Co., To (ler A. M. Chase wh > has visited this ledo, Ohio. section on throe or four former occa Sold by Druggists, 75c. sions is expected to be here. Hall’s Family Pills arc the best. LOCAL NEWS. Thomas Perkins, of Parkersburg, spent a few days in town, this week, tbe guest of bis daughter, Mrs. A, D. Morse. W. C. Guthrie, of Chicago, and J. B. Baldwin, of pi rt'> ud, commerce drummers, registered at the Tupper H oiibo yesterd y. Mrs. M. E. Hoxter gave a lecture here last evening, and will lecture to girls and women to night in the Pres byterian church. W. J.andH J. Henry, of What com, Wash., made their appearance here, yesterday evening Imving come io by tbe bicycle mode if traveling. J. T. Yarriogton, commercial traveler in the interest of Nathan and Dorman, merchfnitR of San Francisco, is in town awaiting tbesailing of tbe steamer Mandalay. Tbe Fire Department Band has added another instrument. Lawrence Stitt received a trombone last even ing aud judging from tbe late and early hours at which that born was tooting, one might conclude that he slept with the instrument. Chester Lockwood has taken tbe tuba. Quite a representive number of Bandonians went to Coquille last Sunday to witness the first of the series of three games that are on be tween the Coquille and Marshfield teams. It was a well contested game and ended io a victory for the Co- qnellers, by a score of 7 to 4. Tbe teams are evenly matched and tbe next game promises to be a lively one. The Sunday school picnic, last Friday near Bullards, was quite well attended and a pleasant day was en joyed by all present. There were something over a hundred people in attendance and bad the news been given out sooner, tbe attendance would have been greater. There is some talk of giving another picnic sometime during August. Hon. S. H. Hazard Dead OREGON: THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1901 County Ccurt Proc 3ec*i.irs. Continued from tart ’»elc. ElKCTlOU KXPBNSKS. J M Upton, registering 88 voters . ..$ 8 80 H Sengstacken, hall rent and stationery.......................................... 3 25 STST1ONKBY AND PBINTINO. Glans 4 Prudhomme, book typewriter and 8<ationery................................. 200 73 8 Oallier, postage, etc for Sheriff’s office................................................... 35 64 L H Hazard, postage, freight, and expressage clerk office ............ 23 55 I. Harjocker, 500 stamped envelopes. 10 60 J R Dully, postage eto......................... 9 85 Coast Mail Pub. Co., publishing no tices......... . .................. ...................... 5 55 Ordered that bill of Coost Mail Pub Co for publishing notice of school examination be not allowed G A Bennett, pub notice of tax sale redemption and blanks.................. 8 55 Coquille City Bulletin.- pub. April court proceedings, $20.20; 300 road circulars for Co. Judge. $3.50 blanks for School Sopt. $28 50; 500 certificates for assessor. $4.50; let ter heada, etc, for sheriff. $5; no tice of ta< redemption, $2.55 ......... 64 25 Coquille City Herald, pnb. April court proceedings, $20.20; pub tax redemption notice, per contraot, $3.00; pub. Berni annual statements of Co. officers, $13.90, blanks for School Supt. $1.50; blanks for assessor $4.75 ................................... 43 35 Paciffo States Telephone A Telegraph Co. May 20 to June 20 ..................... 56 36 Coquille City Herald, pub. treasurers notice................................................ 3 00 POOB rABH KXPENSKS. Tbe following bills incurred by the County Poor farm ordered paid: W Cutin, medical attendance......... 8 00 L C Thurman, blacksmithing........... 50 J A Lamb A Co, hardware............ 2 65 J A Jacobson, 6 chairs... .................. 3 90 F Long & Sons, harness..................... 4 50 Sanderson Bros, groceries.................. 9 54 J S Kanematz, groceries and clothing 9 75 M H Hersey, groceries.......... . ............ 9 91 Ceniral Meat Market, Meat............ 11 14 0 W Martin, clothing....................... 17 30 N Lorenz, olothing and groceries... 24 60 Wm Rich, groceries......... .........3 5 45 C M Skeels. clothing and groceries. 53 26 RS Knowlton, drugs....................... 85 20 A B Tozer, salary and sundries .... 190 00 S E Johnson A Co, supplies for Mag gie Hodson........................................ 27 22 E Carey, trip with team to farm....... 2 50 MISCELLANEOUS. On Tuesday the telephone an nounced the death of S. H. Hazard, of Marsfifield, one of Coos county's most worthy citizens. The following particulars are taken from tho Coos Buy News, publÍHlie i lust Tuesday: Mr. Hazard had been devoting part of bis time lately to looking after his trotting horses, in which be took a great interest. While driving one of them on the track, Friday, he over exerted himself and, us ft result, was attacked with a muscular affection of the heart. His most intimate friends anticipated no serious consequences, and it was an unexpected and severe shock when the sad news was learned this morning.—Few men are so uni versally esteemed as was Mr. Hazard, Honorable, upright and straight for ward; the possessor of those sterling qualities which bound with ties of friendship and regard those with whom business or social relations brought him in contact. Openbeart- ed and liberal to a marked degree, always ready to render assistance where needed, aud with a kind word and fiearty clasp of the hand toebeer tbe downcast and offer sympathy to tbe distressed. His publie spirit, and tbe desire to forward enterprises that would be of benefit to the section in which he lived, is well known. His legal ability was recognized all over the state, ami he was unanimously accorded a lending place among the lawyers of the Northwest. Notice of Sale. The undersigned wilt sell, st private sale. Ilia household effects oonsisting of Tsbles, Chairs, Stoves, Cupboards. Stands, Dishes. Cooking utensils,, and other things too numerous to mention; also, bis house and lot. nnd 10 lots in tbe Cartwright Addition to Bandon. J, A. LAUGHEAD. NQTICEOF IllSSOl.l'TIUR. Notice i" hereby given that the partner ship heretofore existing between Elbert Dyer and M. 11. Lee, and known under the firm name and style of Lee A Dyer has thia day been dissolved by mutual consent, M. R. Lee withdrawing from the firm and Ft bert Dyer continuing the business tn his individual name. All bills nnd acynupta heretofore payable to Lee A Dyer are here by made payable to Elbert Dyer, who as sumes all obligations against said firm, Dated Bandon, July 6th, 1901. M R. LEE. ELBERT DYER. MARINE NOTES. ARRIVED. Jnly 18—Sclir Lizzie Prien, Anderson, 26 days to A Pershbnker. Jniy 19—Schr Coqnelle. Anderson, 20 days from San Fianciaco to A Fershbaker. July 21—Scbr Berwick, Ackerman 18 day» from San Francisco to C M A T Go, Jn;y 22—Schr May Flower, Gn dm a neon 9 days from San Francisco to A l’ershbaker. ------ ---- A recognized authority—The Weekly Oregenlan. Walter Culin, examining Hare insaneS 5 00 8 H Hiieard, services in tax case of SOCovi Coos Comity................... 600 00 no lVS AND BHIDOKS. Town of Coquille City, planking El liot A. Henry streets......................... 211 70 8 B Catbonrt, surveying roads nnd mileage.......................... 12 80 Robert Dean, making "15 ft punch eon for road dist No 16................... 22 35 Leonard ll irtly, 3J piles at 75o, for road diet No 23 ................................. 22 50 Geo D Kidenger, pile drive and labor 2iM 10 J G Fish 11150 it lumber diet 18 ....... 43 0> T 11 Spencer, appraiser Coquille Lampa Creek road.......................... 12 70 T C Norris, same................ 13 30 E N Harry, appraiser Coqnille- Larnpa Creek road.......................... 11 90 Grant Harry, sbowiug lines to ap praisers .............................................. 2 00 Geo ltoas, viewing a portion of Catching slough as highway......... 3 20 John T Culver, viewing a portion of Catching slough as highway......... 3 20 North Bend mill lumber for dist 2. $8.70; dist 3. $201 30 ......................... 210 00 Alfred Johnson, lumber for dist 22 and 16 and Hofuian bridge............ 257 67 F Moss 16 days work on Hofuian bridge................................................. 32 00 W H Nolile. vowing Ten Mile creek.. 6 50 Daniel Barklow, 2)» days work on Kaokleff bridge........................ ... 6 25 L 8 Minard. 7427 ft lumber for d 17.. 51 98 P A Michael, 2*^ days work ou Rack leff bridge.......,,,....................... 6 25 Hoover A Chandler, 27,(58 ft cedar bridge lumber diat 23....,.............. 258 00 Henry liaiisier, 2X days work on pile driver..... .............................. 5 00 W 11 Widb.y, IJi days work on Math eny bridge.......................... 2 25 Noah Bonewitz. 13 day« ou roads and bi idges in dist 23 ................... 26 00 Wm T Miller. 3 days work ou roada aud bridges iu dist 23.................... 9 00 John Hom »itz, 1% days work on roads and bridges diet 23 ............ 22 50 J C Brown, lu^i days work on Rack- 26 25 A P Miller, salary as road supervisor to gate diet 22 ........................ 27 M L W Deyoe. 3’2 M shingles for Hot mail bridge....;. I.*........................... 59 20 C J Hanford, hauling puncheons for dist 16...................................................... 8 00 Ed Orr, 14 day» work on roads and bridges dist 23....... .'........................... 28 00 Geo Collier, 6 days hauling lumber diet 16............................................... 18 00 A Flanders. 40 days road supervisor dist 16............... ...................... 80 00 Chas Dye, 8 days hauling lumber dist 16. ............................ 24 00 Harry Flanders, 14 days hauling lumber diet 16 .................................. 42 00 J W Htriing, 100 ft tiling dist 22 .......... 5 75 Fred Moser, t;ails for r d 17...,....... 828 Alonzo Dayia salary as supr r d 23... 46 00 Lehnberr A Spires work on Rackleff bridge .. ............................. ,.............. 4 50 D N Brack blacksmithing for r d 18 17 95 Ubas Adams bbickspilthing for r d ‘23 31 00 W E Kaokleff, lumber for r J 23..... 24 |9 Manley Barklow work on roads and bridges rd 23 .............. . .......... 53 50 Leantier Barklow same..., .............. 34 50 Albert Btqkluw “ ....................... 76 60 Geo Bsrklow work and bafiting for North Fork uridge............ 87 00 W E Orr work on ltaokleff bri Ige... 13 75 Geo A Barklow work on Dement slide 78 30 Geo D iltdinger iron etc repairing Hoffman bridge $97.13: 36 da work repairing Hoffman bridge $108.00.. 277 13 Jarnea Brown work on Hoffman bdg. 81 75 Geo Mullen same.............................. 72 6ft it 48 40 Wm Diels 7» 18 60 Vol Huutly w .... v..v........ 17 25 8a”'. Huff DÏ1 104.2 Number 30. Clide Bodwell ” ............ ........... 6 00 Roy Garrett ” .............................. 51 60 Lehuherr A Spires hauling lumber for Hoffman bridge................................ 42 95 Holing A Lnndy hardware for Hoff man bridge........................................ 27 55 8 B Hermann pile tmbr for Hoffman bridge ......................................... 6 00 G P Miller work on roads in r d 12... 6 37 W L Laird work on Coos Bay Wagon Road....,............................................ 7 50 Walter Lawhorn same......................... 8 00 L 8 Minard lumbr for rd 12.............. 22 00 The following received the »urns set oppo- site their names for work on tbe Coos Bay Wagon Road: Chas Heller....... 1 E E Howe ....... 25 Edwin Abernathy. 50 M 0 Miller........... 25 OC Harry............ 75 M J M ivea.......... 50 F B McDowell ... 25 Homer Shepherd lumber for Cooa Bay Wagon Road ..................................... 4 77 Edw Laswelt building bridge ou Coos Bay Wagon Road................. ............ 8 72 E N Harry 30 days as snpr of r d 12... 60 00 Perfect fit AVm Luak <k Co lumbr for rd 17......... 73 41 Orders Taken for Taiior Made Clothing Guarnnteed. Huling A Lundy hardware for r de 17 18 22 and 23.......................................... 49 n Joe Laird work on Cooa Bay Wugon R>ad...................................................... 7 50 Fred West same..................................... 8 00 Tbe following reoeived tbe sums set oppo- i site their names for work on the Middo Fork road: N M Belieu...... $13 M C Thomas......... . 23 50 î Î Is now supplied with a full and complete stock of Oick McBee....... 23 50 L D McBee ....... . 23 50 W P Davis........ . 8 00 li W Harrington 23 50 E E Everden.... . 22 00 F A Everden..... . 23 50 o 00 We carry a complete stock of A'ul Gurney....... T 8 Everndon work on Middle Fork road and supervisor r d 18................. 67 50 Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows TINNKK’S SHOP IN AV T Brady 43 «lavs as supr of r d 17. . 84 00 CONNECTION, Fittings anti Plumbing a specialty. J D Bright «amo 22 75 W A Bright 23 00 77 Ed Lamb 18 25 Wm Culbertson 77 17 50 Geo Morehouse 77 5 25 Bandon, Wm Gilbert hauling lumber for r d 17 87 W Geo Norrig appraiser of damage on McQuigg road..................................... 4 10 Fred Schroeder same............................ 8 20 Geo D Ridinger “ ............................. 4 20 J A Lamb A Co hardware for r d II and 16................................................... 18 4G Petition for $2<it) to be used on Four Mile bottom road denied, Petition for $100 to be used on road be tween BC Shull’s aud W W Whittington's denied. Petition to tbe court to have Jack Woods; Coq. Creamery Road opened for travel de nied. will be disposed of ut prices that will astonisb yon, while there are Petitiou to build a landing on Cooa bay uf the tern:inaH of the Willanoh Slough road denied for tbe reanoti that »aid im, To be bud in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes provemeut asked for is not on a county and other goode that must be gold to make road* Petition to have surveyor set grade stakes on "Shuck Hill” for tbe purpose of estab lishing a grade, in order that the name maj be improved, granted. Petition for the location of a county road from a point on tbe Marshfield-Coquille road in Seo 35, Tp 27 S of R 13 W, to the west end of Spurgeon St in Coquille City, denied for tbe reason that tbe oouit has no jurisdiction to open game, a portion of Hind proposed road being within the corporate limits of Coquille City. J A Lamb A Co hardware for r d 11,16$18 64 W F Keunedy blacksmithing for rd23 4 m; T 8 Evernden ac of gal as gupur of r d 18 bal Jan 1901................................... 15 56 Albert Barklow Ao of sal as supr of r d 23 bal Jan 1991................................. o 00 Geo Barklow hauling for rd 23........... 8 w S C Braden hauling for rd 23......... 8 00 P Nelson blacksmithing for r d 19.... 12 35 A McNair hardware for r d 19.............. 6 79 Ordered Uiat tbe Blue Ridge Railway & Navigation Co, bo allowed a right of way over a certain poi tiou of the county road from the mouth of Daniels creek to Sumner Petition for a relocation of a portion of tbe Myrtle Point, Joe Curlisg. and Catching crevk road denied, for the reagon that the establishment of the road as prayed fo< Continued on 4tb page. S ummer G oods ! J. Denholm has just received a full line of Spring Dry Goods, also a Large Assortment of Men’s Boy’s and Children’s Suits. LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST == PRICES. =~ A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries Always on Hand O ur hardware DEPARTMENT Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, and Minors’ Supplies. LEDGERWOOD & CORSON, Sprin is here and so is my Stock of Spring and Summer Goods. Now is the time to buy. Other bargains A Full Stock of Fresh Groceries always on hand N LORENZ, <jí cueva 1 Al evcïiaiiclisc, New, Spscdy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw Steamer, Mandalay, . REED CAPT. GEO. This Steamer will give " regular 10 day Service between Coquille River, Oregon, aud San Francisco, California, for both passengers and freight. 1». TOPPING, ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW For full or further Information apply to Captain A. Reed, on board steamer or Tractive* In »11 the Court» of the State. N. LORENZ, Agent. CoquHle, Oregon. M. IL LEE, Agent, Bandon, Oregon. E. T. KRUZ, General Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California. Offioe on Second on Life Insurance or money loaneff Floor in Concrete Buildlug First Street, Policies and Bonds bought ou »time. q—=| Oregon. Bandon, « inarm lobgk , no . ar, k . or P. fc i T ------ ~ j '»ELPHI LODGE, NO. 64, KNIGHTS * Jly » * y of Pythias, meet» every Monday « S evening at 7:30 o’clock, ip C»»tle Hali. x Bandoil. Ogn. G. BOAK, C. C. $ B. N. II auuingtoh , K. of R. and 8. J A. W. KITÏE, M. D J. M. UPTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAAV PHYSICIAN BANDON. OOOR COUNTY, {XBEGON* Office in the Eldorado Building, on First Street. Calls to all parts of town nnd county promptly answered day or night. Office on corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets tv. IIn j don, M. I>. SKIN DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND DISEASES. Offioe—East Front Street, B andon O rkoon . AND SURGEON BANDON, OREGON. J. W. STRANGE, I DENTIST, BANDON. ■: BANDON I.ODGK, So. 115, A. F. A. M * * ------- a « I> ANDON LODGE, No. 115,A. F.A.M. * ¿ __ I > Stated communications _ first S«t- S nrdi .C nrday after the full moon of each « -....... month. ~*u All ‘ 11 Mnater Maaona ------- cordially jx W. Al. £ * invited. By order of T. J. TII1UF1', Secretary. <• «■ *** « Court Queen of the Forest No. 17, Foresters of Am» le». BANDON ...Water Works... % l’litp. freah, cold spring water piped to atiy port of town, and to any part of t ln< honac. on application, in qnnntitieR (lenireii. Rates reiisoiiable. : : « J» W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor ■J/^OVRT QUEEN OF THE FOREST.J \ J No. 17. meets Frhlnv night of each# .«>:wef*k. in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon.Ji «A cordial welcome i« extended to all vis-*i< *itinu brothers W. W. SHIPLEY. * i H enbv Gorrz. Chief Ranger. S Fin. Secretary. * >> < BANDON LODGE No. 133, 1. 0.0. F * « ------- *1 > ANDON LODGE. No. 138,1.0.0. F.S 'li meets every Katnrdav evening. > «Visiting brothers in good standing « Hcoidially invited. « H N. RUSSELL, N. G. » » A. W. K ims . Sec. MM»«« Wil! visit Bandon regularly on dates to bu supplied in the Local Column. 8 BANDON. OREGON. Blacksmith and I! ’aoonmaker. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. This 1» Yonr Opportunity. Wagons of nil Kinds Made to Orde^ On receipt of ten cents, cusfi or stamp*, • generoUB sample will be mailed of the Job work attended to promptlv nn<, moat popular Catarrh and liny Fever Cure (Ely’» Cream Balm) sufficient to demon work guaranteed tc give stitinfactioy. ces rec sonable. strate the great merits of tho remedy. 8 í; '#■ # it <• t > <• <-.-< « j i«» ; t *; y ELY BROTHERS, £6 Warren El., New York City. Cqnf) YEARLY to Christian man or WI)Inan look after onr Rev. John Rqid. Jr., of Great Falla, Mont , S' crowing bn«inc«M in this anj adjoin recommended Ely’« Cream Balm to me. I ina Conntie«: to act as .Manager «r.d can emphasize bis statement, “It ia a posi ■f Correspondent : woik can be done at tive cure for catarrh if used as directed.”— yonr home. Enclose aelf-addressed Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pro* stamp«d envelop* for particular» to Church, Helena, Mont. General Manager,Corcoran HUihling opposite United States Treasury, Ely’s Cream Pa’m ia tho acknowledgee Washington. D. C. enre for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cent*, « í £ S * > ¿ Ç