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Newspaper Page Textr 52 Times a year for $2 BANDON, Volume XVIII LOCAL NEWS V' » « « Marshfield has voted a 7 mill school i ' tax. Best Sorghum at Sandersons. Mrs. Anna Jones of Four-ruile is You will find some good jewelry at spending the week in town. N. Lorenz’s. C. H. Crews, of Wedderburn, was J. E. Peck was up from bis Sixes a visitor to Bandon last Sunday. river mining camp this week. A. Smyth Wiley, the Bear creek Try G. H. Magoou’a for Fresh hermit, was doing business in towu Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc. yesterday. Art! Why we keep art square—ves The Parkersburg mill did not start and Artists’ Materials too, at B. F. up as reported last week, but started Co. tip this week. Special—24 Large Stamps Photos Mrs. J. S. Tilton has been quite 25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban sick during the post week but is get don, ting better again. Call and see onr Rubber floor Mat Miss Mary Upton, of Floras creek. ting—Cut any size or shape—B. F. - has been visiting J. M. Upton and Co. family for several days. S, B. Morris and Thomas Robison Fred Perkios and Col. Rosa were each had a tussel with la grippe, this about all the outside citizens observed week, but are convalescing. on our streets yesterday. Reuben Gardner went on service W. V. Cope of Floras creek was a at the Life saving station this week visitor in town Friday having had an white S. B. Morris was laid up from errand which called him here. la grippe. W. W. Smith, of Northern Curry, Since the quarantine was put on was in town yesterday having had travel has been light and the noon business which called him this way. boat to arrive here has been laid off. In groceries, provisions, fruits, can All this combines to make Bandon a dies etc., G. H. Mngoon can please very quiet place. you. None but good stock carried. Rev. F. M. Saoderlin and daughter The steamer Argo left San Fran /.anta, and Mrs. Minnie Bryan, v>ho cisco last Tuesday for the Coquille, is visiting Miss Sanderin, have moved nnd is expected to get into harbor their habitation to the Two-mile this afternoon. country on account of the quarantine. Raleigh Davis of New Lake passed Rev. George Gillespie left for bis through town yesterday homeward field of labor in Curry county, last with a fine looking cow which be was Friday, the quarantine preventing taking home with him. the fulfillment of his appointments The Town board has extended the here, which bad been made for each quarantine line and now permit per Sunday In January. sons from Parkersburg and Bear President Clark, of the Bandon creek to come into town. Woolen Mills Co., went to San Fran The city council of Ashland Illis cisco last week on business. Mrs. decided by a vote of 4 against 2 that Cluck took passage on the Mandalay ; there shall be no saloons licensed to join her husband in the city from there during the next year. where she will go to Oregon City. W. H. Logan and Norris Thrush ‘f. J. Thrift has rented I be shop were at work on the wharf again, this formerly occupied by Peter Loggie, and is prepared to turn out all kinds week, carrying the wharf improve ment along toward completion. of work in the carpenter's liue or in the way of odd jobs. When you need I R. VV. Bullard.found time Tuesday anything in his line just give biin a to visit Bandon, but he .found the town rather lonely on account of the call. J. S. Tilton returned home Friday quarantine, and did not tarry long. The origin of the lire in W. H. from a visit to Myrtle Point, He ran Schroeder ’s stole, at Arago, last week up against the quarantine, liut. hav ing bad smallpox some years ago he is not Known, The loss is estimated was admitted, bis apparel having at J3.000. The insurance was $2.000. The number of smallpox cases re been submitted to the fumigating ported from Marshfield was 250. One process. A. G. Hoyt is again in charge of death only was reported by health the tri weekly mail service between officer Dr. E. Mingus, who made the Bandon and Langlois, and is ever report. Captain Burns was up from the ready and willing to serve the public In his capacity as carrier, messenger, ship Baroda yesterday. He expects freighter, and in the transportation to get the vessel off tile beach during one of the spring tides when the surf of passengers and their luggage. E. A. McDuffee and wife and child, is not too rough. Last Friday was a lively day on of Coquille, went to San Francisco on the Mandalay last week. They in water front. The tug Triumph towed tend going sontb as far as Los An four vessels to sea and the Mandalay geles in the interest of Mrs. Mc and Argo passed out out over the bar Duffee’s health. They expect to re and the schooner Monteiey, a gasoline turn to Coos some time in the future. vessel made her way into harbor. H. W. Denham has been at work Among those who took passage on the steamer Mandalay Inst week were the past few days placing the ma Mrs. E. M Lyons and her daughter chinery in James Bright's new Josie, of Coquille. Miss Josie has steamer, at Coquille. He expected to gone to San Francisco to acquaint make the trial trip Tuesday. This herself with the latest millinery styles steamer is designed to run on the jn the interest of her Coquille trade. North fork. John and Robert Beatty, of Bui The Town marshal is vigorously enforcing the dog and stock ordinan lard spent a few days in town this ces, with good result io the dogtax line, week. They bad N, R. Kendall ar and loose stock is receiving his atten rested and brought in on Monday tion also, as was evidenced by I he charged with assault, but concluded eight bead of cattle in the pound after Mr. Kendall appeared on the Sunday morning. Laws should either scone to settle the costs themselves be enforced or repealed and the and drop the matter. It npnears that marshal is an executive officer chosen they had no cause to prosecute. to execute the laws of the corpora Mrs. J. B. Marshall met with a pleasant surprise from her children' tion. Mrs Anna Jones and W. D. Marshall, The steamer Mandalay sailed last last Sunday, who managed to prepare Friday for San Francisco via Cres and set a nice dinner for her upon cent City. Following is a list of her her own table while an invited guest passengers: F L Statler, Mrs F L kept her in the sitting room. The Statler, E A McDuffee, wife and child. dinner was given on the occasion of Mrs E M Lyons and daughter Josie, Mrs, Marshall’s 68 birthday anni Mrs Win Mansill, W E Wilkes, J E versary and was a very pleasant af- Adams, E Mamvell, E D Goodman, J fair. Jacobson, D Collier, Mrs T W Clark. The reports current upon onr Added to the above list were two per streets during the last few days ro sons in steerage and two cbinamen mind one of the Irishman when llo making a total of 19 persons. remarked: “I don’t believe more “Some time ago my daughter caught than one-half the lieB they tell about a severe cold. She complained of the Irish are true.” Coquille has pains in her chest and bad a bad some 16 or 18 cases of what is termed cough. I gave her Chamberlain’s a mild form of smallpox. There Cough Remedy according to direc have been no deaths from it in or tions and in two days she was well near Coquille. One death, a Mr. Law and able to go to school. I have used horn is reported from North Fork this remedy in my family for seven hut that person bad been injured by years and have never known it to fail,” being thrown from a horse a week says James Prendergast, merchant, previous and had other complications. Annato Bay, Jamaica, West India At Coquille those who have come in Islands. The pains in tbe chest in contact with the disease claim that it d icated an approaching attack of is not ko dangerous as measles are. pneumonia, which in this instance These are the facts as nearly as we was undoubtedly warded off by have been able to sift the true from Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It the false, nevertheless all sorts of co nnteracts any tendency of a cold rumors get afloat on onr streets, to ward pneumonia. Sold by C. Y. which, when run down have no founda J4) JVC. tion except fabrication to start ficin. OREGON: THURSDAY, County Court Proceedings EXPENSES IN VACATION AETMB «EptSMIlXU 1901, TERM. 11330 02 Saleries of officers.. .. . 923 38 Roads and bridges....... . 470 00 Indigent and insane.. 23 78 Telephone.................... 7 50 Circuit Court............... 54 00 Scalps... ....................... EXPENSKS or THU llBGULAB JAN., 1902, TEBM rusricK ooubt expanses . John Snvder, board for prisoner, L Norton............................................... $ 1 25 W Horsfall, M D, Inquest on Sander- lin...................................................... 10 00 E M Biaokerby telephoning warrant 6 05 of arrest of West...................... State of Oregon vs Charles Johnson— 3 80 J 11 Cecil, J P foes......................... 13 25 Stephen Gallier, Sheriff fees........ 5 30 J W Carter, witness fees............. 44 5 90 Geo Brown, “ <4 Ada Shucks, “ 8 90 State of Oregon vs J T Sneed— J H Cecil, J P fess......................... a h Stephen Gnilier, Sheriff fees.......... 6 Mrs H W Wandliug, witness fees.. R M Helm, witness fees................ 4» W R Mavity, E M Gallier. << 4* Ed Carey, 44 J T Perkins, 44 44 James Sneed, 44 Wm Knight 44 Stir e of Oregon vs Iszora Oldland s an A Bridges, const fees......................... Henrietta lirinn, witness fees.......... 9 10 3 lo Mary Taylor, 44 a 10 Hannah Johnson 44 State of Oregon vs Louis Norton- 6 45 WHS H>de. J P fees.................. 15 85 A Bridges, const.. J W Carter, keeping prisoner $2.50 re duced to............................................. 1 25 M P Pendergrass witness fees............ I 50 Thomas Coke “ " ............ 1 50 44 4 50 C P Coleman 4 50 14 J Munson ctucurr coubt expenses J J Murphy costs in Supreme court. County vs SO Co ............................. $16 CO Ordered that following be paid for services as jnriors at September 1902 Circuit Court $6 GO B F Ross 1 day and mileage «ame . 6 80 Geo Ross . 2 80 B R Banning saíne . 9 40 Bame J H Jones . 2 20 suene J C Shields SUIDO . 5 80 John F Fox . 3 00 samo J JI Pointer . 3 80 same Wm Tennison . 4 20 same Geo Sell . 6 80 same A Davie sume . 8 20 J H Uadabaugb same . G 00 T W Drane same 6 60 Geo O Leach same G L Wheeler 7 80 same 2 00 B F Collier 2 (Ml same Matt Kerrigan sume 3 80 W H Hull 2 00 samo J J Lamb same 2 00 A G Balch samo 2 00 W II Lyons same G GO Wm Hanson witness befokb district attobnet . «5 80 John Carter 1 day and mileage sume A M T worn bl v . 5 80 same D D Campbell . 5 80 same . 5 w N Jeusen same Joe Steve . 8 80 same . 9 40 M Mattson samo . 9 40 A Mattson L H Hazard, stationery, postage, ex press etc for clerks office ............ $21 80 8 Gallier, stationery postage express etc for Sheriffs office......................... 8 16 J B Dully, stationery postage express etc fur treasurers office.................... 4 50 Mail Pub Co pub notice for school supt........................................... ,.,.. 3 00 G A Bennett pub blanks for clerk A assessor ............................................. 66 00 Coquille City Herald blanks for county officials and court proceed ings' ...................................................... 58 75 Coquille City Bulletin blanks for county officials and court proceed ings.......'.......................... 84 35 John Prneas blank book for surveyor. 10 00 Roas E Moores A Co blanks for of ficials ................................................ 3 08 Glass A I rudiioinme books stationery etc for clerks office........................... 52 07 Irwin, Hodson Co registration books for olerk etc.......................................48 25 Payot, Upham A Co stationery for officials..................... . ....................... 30 60 Columbia Typewriter Co exchange of machines A ribbons............................. 49 64 INDIGENT AND INSANE. J Jacobson coffin for Browu............. $10 00 J 1 McCormac for patients at hos pital etc.................. ......................... 210 75 E A Anderson taking coffin tn New Port etc for Zurro......................... 15 00 Mrs G R Wickham 3 days board for James Costello................................ 3 00 G W Martin fare from Roseburg to Wentworth....................................... 6 50 Abe Axtel fare from Grants Pass to Roseburg ........................................ 5 45 John Preuss medicine for indigents.. 9 00 Louis Simmons digging grave for Peter Brown..................................... 3 no ICEMARK ABLE TURK OF CHOt'P. A Little Bay's Life Saved. I have a few words to say regard- ing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, It saved my little boy’s life and I feel that I cannot praise it enough. I bought a bottle of it from A. E. Steere of Goodwin, S. D., and when I got home with it the poor baby could hardly breathe. I gave the medicine as directed every ten minutes until be “threw up” not] then I thought sure be was going to choke to death. We bad to pull the phlegm out of his mouth in great long strings, I am | positive that if I bad not got that hottie of cough medicine, my boy would not be on earth to-day.— J ozl E umont , Inwood, Iowa. For sale by C X- Lowe, IS02 JANUARY | N Lorenz clothing for indigents....... 13 70 Dr W Culiu exam of insane and med attendance............................ 34 no J S Miller 1 wild oat scalp .. .......... 2 00 Dr J T MoCorruao exam of Mary Johnson insane................................ 5 oo Dr K A Leep exuui of James boy in sane....,.......................................... * «i Christensen A Johnson collin for Carl Zurro.... .............................. 10 00 N Lorenz mdse for poor farm............ 56 09 J A Lamb A Co hurdware for poor farm................................................ 23 80 C M Skcels mdse for poor farm........ 21 80 J A Lyons Estate lumber for poor farm.................................................. 86 01 F Long A son saddle etc for poor 95 farm.................................................. W Rich mdse for poor farm ............ J C Schields wagon work for poor farm.................................................. h 40 James Dye labor etc for poor faun... 107 15 Chas Dye teaming for poor farm.... 12 00 W C Paxson shakes for poor farm... 37 50 Harvey Schweers cattle for poor farm................................................ 51 00 Draue A Henninger meat, feed for poor farm........................................ 15 18 M 11 Hersey groceries for poor farm. 8 15 John Offield labor for poor farm.... 72 53 R 8 Knowlton drugs etc for poor farm 27 50 Dr W Culin med attd for poor farm 9 00 E D Goodman labor for poor farm.. 76 50 W A Goodman sal 4 mos $215 sand $2 217 00 Geo Walker harness for poor farm.. 7 50 It D Sanford prunes for poor farm.. 1 00 Geo Goodman labor for poor farm.. 21 75 Paciflo Telephone nnd Telegraph Co telephone bill for county officials.. 7 45 Ordered that the Coquille City Herald and the Coquille City Bulletin be awarded the contract for the printing of the court proceedings no other papers having filed their subscription lists In the matter of letting contract for printing all notices by order of the court and officers court proceedings excepted, the following bids were made: The Sun 5 cents per line, nonpariel type, Coos Bay News 4 cents per single line Hud 8 cents per doable line each insertion, and the Coquille City Herald. 4 cents per single line nnd 7 cents per double line. Contract awarded to Co quille City Herald. In the matter of letting the contract for sar erintending the poor farm for year elid ing Fob 28, 19)3, following bids were sub- miltodi C H Fry, $575; W A Goodman $720; Ben Crow $ 7)0; C W Dye $590; Contract awarded to C H Fry. WTO Spencer care or Henry Cam man. deceased................................... $61 20 Southern Oregon Co supplies for Cainman ........................................ 2 25 Christensen A Johnson ooffiu for Camninn........................................... 10 00 C F MoCulluiu 2 11ips to eemetr.v for Camraan................................. .......... 2 50 Ordered that the allowance $8 per month in favor of Mrs Lima Campbell is insuffi cient to support her,olf nnd 4 children, that same bo incicasi d to $12 from Jan. 1. 1902. Ordered that the resignation of 8 L lto- berds ns J I* of District 5 be accepted and that G M Short be appointed to fill the vacancy. Ordered that the following bills be paid: Huling A Liindv supplies for road dial 22............................................... $ 7 80 Also supplies for road dist 12............ 18 70 Same dist 23...................................... 42 18 Spikes dist 18..................................... 4 00 Geo B Adams 2 days work on Middle Fork road...................................... . 4 00 J A Lamb A Co nails It D 22 $13 20; for R D 16 $27 75............................ 50 95 Alfred Johnson lumber for Hoffman bridge $8 80; lumber R D 16 $21; lumber for R D 22 $33 71............... 63 51 1’eter Michaelbrink keeping ferry on Coos river........................................ 25 00 8 B Cathcart recording surveys, sur veying and mileage......................... 17 05 J A Lyons Estate lumber for R D 22, $22 96; RD 16 $11252.................... 334 48 J H Hibbard 19 days work self and team Tenmile creek........................ 57 00 J W Benson 84 2 3 days work self and team Tenmile creek................. 52 00 Fred Adams 34 2 3 days work self and team Tenmile creek................. 52 00 A Benson 25 13 days work self and team Tenmile creek....................... 38 00 Fred Roberts 34 days work self and team Tenmile creek......................... 51 00 North Bend Mill lumber for R D 4 .. 6 00 Wm Lusk lumber for R D 12............ 30 00 C M Skeels powder and fuse R D 12. 4 75 J B Dully 3 days work boy and team R D 16............................................. 9 00 W C Benham hauling for 14 D 16.... 5 00 Lonzo Wright planking road in 14 D 16...................................................... 89 25 Mat Goodman 13 days work in R D 16 19 50 Ed Cunningham oordiiorying road H D 16............................................. 66 h) 7 50 J L Barker work in R D 16............... W H Mansell hap I ing for 14 D 16. . 4 50 Will Snyder work on R D 16............. 18 75 Chas Dye work on R D 16................. 18 (X) Ray Flanders work on R D 16.......... 18 75 Harvey Gilman work on R D 16......... 19 00 John Bullock work on puncheons R D 16.................................................. 102 25 3 75 liiloy Crow work on R D 16............... Leon Gregory work on R D 16......... 6 40 Harry Flanders hauling R D 16........ 36 00 7 75 I Razor work R D 16......................... . A Mathews work on RD 16............... 8 25 Harvey Smith work on 44 D 16......... 24 <H) John Smith work R D 16.................. T OO Ole Oleson work on R D 16............... 32 00 7 00 Joseph Collier work R D 16............... Earl Conger work RD 16....... ......... 34 00 Aaron Smith work RD 16................. 15 90 Allen Collier work R I) 16................. 10 00 E Colver repairing Rock Creek brdg 5 00 $.8 reduced to....................... ........... A L Collier nails and lumber R D 18 84 50 J G Fish lumber RD 18.................... 44 15 A McNair powder etc for 14 D 19....... 11 54 R H Rosa lumber for RD 19............ 109 67 J C Taylor work 14 I) 20................. 86 00 J A Lyons Estate lumber RD 21.... 2 92 B 8 Hampton work on R D 22....... . 5 50 W II Schroeder supplies RD 22....... 7 70 A Cure for Lumbago. W. C Williamson, of Amherst Va.. says: “For more than a year I suf fered from lumbago. I iinally tried Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and it gave mo entire relief, which all other had failed to do.” Sold by C. Y. Bowe. Chas Adams bolts R D 23 W E Rack It ff lumber R I) 23 8 C Braden labor Norway bridge RD 22............................................. Goo Davis labor Norway RD 23....... 15 75 Cal Deval labor Norway brdg 14 D 22 11 50 A G Miller labor Lillie Gulob bridge R D 22............................................. 7 50 R 8 Tyrell labor on Lillie Gulob bridge RD 33................................. 3 50 R W Helm labor Lillie Gulch bridge R D 33........................................... 53 00 RI Helm labor Lillie gulob bdg R D 22...................................................... 22 50 Has Opened up his Largo Stock of CAI 1 _nf| VVINTFR CnnHc A 1* Miller labor on Lillie Guleb brdg In DRY Goods and a Large Assortment of rrtl-L. UflU VVII\ I L.n UGOOS 14 1) 23...................................... ... 83 50 Men’s Boys’ and Children’s Suits. F M Wand ling labor Lillie Gulob bridge RD 33................................. 11 50 Jesse Barker labor on Lillie Gulch bridge rd 22................................... 21 00 Goo Mullen labor on Lillie Gulob bridge r d 22..................................... 62 25 R C Dement labor with team rd 23... 19 50 J C Brown labor r d 22 ................. 39 no W W Phillipa labor Norway bridge team rd 22...................................... 46 50 Cheater Lawhorn labor Norway brdg rd 22....................... ........................ 13 50 Perfect fit Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. Wtn James labor Roda Creek bridge Guaranteed. r d 23............................................... 7 no G W James labor Roda Creek ¡bridge temn r d 23...................................... 9 00 Hoover & Chandler lumber r d 23.... 92 83 S Dickson labor r d 23....................... 2 00 C M MoGraw labor rd 23............... 3 75 J C Brown labor rd23....................... 14 00 Win Valkmar supplies r d 33............. 20 35 Win Chandler lumber r d 23....... ... 5 35 Mat Nyatroni Inbor r d 23................. 4 50 J W Hall material rd 23.................. 2 00 Wm Phillips labor r d 23...,............ 2 00 Bed Room Suites Curtain Poles and Fino Wall Paper and W T Dement labor rd23................. 27 00 and Pieces. Window Trimmings. House Lining. ------- SEWING MACHINES AND BA11Y CARRIAGES ------- Lehnherr A r-pires hauling rd 23.... i no W E Rackleff lumber rd 23............. 43 04 Cabinet Shop in Connection. Mattresses and tI’)illoXr.Mada E E Dickson labor rd 23.................. 4 00 Furniture liepairing and Saw filing a Specialty. C E Carver labor r d 23...................... 15 75 Chas Adams smithing etc r d 23.... 36 25 Q|«cc Cut and Fitted to Order- All Picture Framing I I Y! TY F PT A I MUI Sizes and weigta kept on hand neatly done. ’ ** W H Widby labor r d 23.................. 54 2.> A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies Geo Barklow labor r d 23.................. 4 60 Constantly Kept cu Hand. Leander Barklow labor rd 23.......... 11 25 H 8 Bushnell labor r d 23................. 3 00 J G Belieu labor rd 23 .................... 29 75 Peter Wino smithing rd 23............... 16 50 >V E Dietz Inbor rd 23...................... 5 00 Jas M Whobrey labor r d 23............ 21 75 Dan Barklow labor r d 23.................. 21 75 Perry Bonowitz labor rd 23.............. 7 50 G W Magill labor r d 23.................. . 21 75 Roy Stephens labor rd 23................. 7 50 G A Barklow labor rd 23.................. 38 25 Leander Baikow labor r d 23............ 9 00 Fin Mast labor r d 23......................... 10 50 Is now supplied with a full and complete stock of E A James labor r el 23..................... 4 50 G W James labor r d 23.................. 12 50 Wm E Orr labor rd 23..................... 17 00 1 50 G W Orr labor r d 23......................... Manley Barklow labor r d 23............. G 00 3 00 John Stone labor r d 23..................... Leander Barklow labor rd 23............ 13 no We carry a complete stock of G W James labor r d 23...................... 6 01) Tools, Cutlery, Doors ar.d Windows, Noah Bonswitz labor r d 23............... 7 IK) TINNER’S SHOr IN CONNECTION. James Juoobson labor r d 23........... l’ipe Fittings nnd 1’luniblng a specialty. 9 00 Noah Bonowitz labor r d 23............... IS 00 9 oo Lea i,der Barklow labor r d 23........... W E Orr labor r d 23......................... 13 00 J F Stephens labor r d 23.................. 8 00 Bandon, Oregon A Davis appropriation for district.., 200 : 00 [Continued next week.] —ooo------ WlNTEl ( i OODS ! LATEST STYLES AM) LOWEST = PRICES. A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries Always on Hand. Furniture Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY. O ur hardware DEPARTAIENT Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware Miners’ Supplies LEDGERWOOD & CORSON. BIA RINK. Fall and Winter Goods. SAILED. Jan 10—Sehr May Flower, Gudmansou, to A Large Stock Just Ladies' Jaokets and San Franoisco. Received. Capes. Jan 10—Gasoline Scbr Bessie K, Peterson to San Francisco. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Jan 10—Stmr Argo, Hughes, to San Francisco. Orders Taken for Tailor Made Jan 10—Stmr Mandalay, lleed, to San Francisco. Jan 10—Scbr Corinthian, Korth, to San Franoisco. Jan 10—Scbr Albion, Larsen, to San Francisco. Boots and Shoes ARRIVED. Jau 10—Gasoline sehr Monterey, Panter. 6 days from Sim Francisco via Coos bay, to W C Sanderson. Jau 13—Sohr Parkersburg, Ellingson, 23 days from San FrauoiHoo to C M A 'T Co. —nHMi—LWW” iifi—«IWII9IÌ I" l mill HTWl'IT'■! t ------ ooo------ Church Directory M. E. CnuBcn. Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Sun day at 11 A. M. nnd 7 >30 P. M. Snndny School every Sunday nt 10, A. M. Epworth League .6:30 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 F. M. U. 8. H olcomb , Pastor. Two Real Bargins in Real Estate. Story nnd n hnlf house; 5 room«: fire plnce. Large lot near center of town, $ 150. One story house n rooms; lot and a half Near woolen mill. $125. Both of these nro real snaps,call on J. M. UPTON, Bandon. GKO. CONSTANTLY on HAND A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions Now is the time to buy. will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are Other bargains To be bad in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoe, and oilier goods that must besold to make J. M. UPTON, A. W. KIMI’., M. !> room for more. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BANDON, COOS COUNTY,OREOOS. BANDON, OKEGON. Office in the Eldorado Building, on First Street. Calls to all parts of town and county promptly answered day or night. GDice on corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets «V- Haydon, M. I». Ofllce on Second Floor in Concrete Building on First Street, Life Inflnrance Policies nnd Bonds bought or money loaned on same. Oregon. Bandon. J. W. STRANGE, SKIN DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND DISEASES. Office—East Front Street, H ahdon , O moon . DENTIST, BANDON, P. TOPPING, ATTOKNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW Practices In all the Courts of the State. Clothing. CLOTHING DRY GOODS A recognized authority—The Weekly Oregentan. All Kinds of Goode Fqr Rainy Weather. BANDON ...Water Works... Pure, fresh, cold spring water piped to any part of town, and to any part of the bouse, on application, in quantities desired. Rates reasonable. : : ■r W. H, LOGAN, Proprietor <• BANDON LODGE. No. 11.1, A. F. A. M « ------- * T>ANDONLODGE,No.1l5,A.F.A.M. * 1 > Stated communication« first Sat * Tiits I» You» Opportunity. urdav after the full moon of each £ On receipt ot ten ccntu, cash or stamp*, « mouth. All Master Masons cordinlh « invited. Bv order of W, M. <• a generous eiiniplo will bo mailed of tho :■ T. J. 1'111411 !, Secretary. •> most popular Catarrh nnd Hay Fever Coro •x . * (Ely's Crevn Balm) sufficii-nt to demon- « <* v <• 4-,4 -8 « -J <• .4 vi > Strato tho great meiits of the remedy. ELY BKOTHUlia, •> <• •> •> •> <• •> •> <• •& *5 66 Warren Et., New York City. ? ■ < ourt of tne Forest No. 17, Rev. John Rei-1, Jr., of Great Falls,Mont., Fiiri^ters of AninJcn, A ____ ». recommeuded Ely's Cream Balm to me. I ?/ s (H KTQU£EN OF THE FOREST.} can emphasize his statement, “It is a posi \ / No. 17, meet» Fridnv night, of ench.^ tive cure for catarrh if u-ed as directed.’’— «•week, in Concrete Hall. Bandon, Oregon.❖ Rev. Francis W. Poole. Pastor Central Pros. • X cordial welcome is extended to nil via- > Church, Helena, Mont. siting brother» GEO. P. lOI’ING. ••• Ely's Cream Balm is tlio acknowledges ‘.A. Chief Ranger. J’ * I. cure for catarrh and cotilanne no Biercnry Fin. Secrotnry. V* < ’-*• i •> i i’-O ii nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents, ’ OR EGON. Will visit Bandon rognlnrly on dates to bo supplii d ill the L ihih I Column. ÿ <* <• >■ ■> v :• -f ••• «.-f $.-) <• •: <• * * .; BANDON LODGE: N o . 133, 1. O. 0. t- > ____ & I > ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0.0. F. $ * I > meets every Saturday evening. J, « V i.-iting brothers in good standing.’, ■«cordially invited. «• I. N. DE LONG, N.G. <• :> X. G. H ott , Seo. .% > a tf'f -f DELPHI LOIIUE, NO. < t. K. OF P. —---- X» elphi lolge . no . gi , knights ; of I'ylhi.’tH meets every Monday v. evening nt 7:30 o’clock, in í'nslle Halí. Bandon, Ogn. E. D’íEK, C, C. <? B. N. H abbinoton , K. of R and S. •> Á D Wrenshall & Wrensh I!, Photographers,