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52 Times a year for $2
Volume XIX,
BANDON,
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
IS, INI
Hay, grain and feed nt N. Loreos'a
Impsrtairt
Store.
Special—24 Large Stamp* Photos
Call al tbe furniture store for up
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban holstering goods.
don.
Try H. A Cex, for Groceries, Can
Four dopn stamp; photos far 25 dies ’’end Fro vision.
cents at Bernard gallery—For two
Johq McLeod of Biverton was a <tey.
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wee^aeuly.
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visitor hi towo Friday.
Elbert Dyer teas gooe to San Fran
Seed oats, wheat, corn, barley and
L N. Peck, of Port Orford was a cisco oo a busiosse visit in tbe in
peas, and all kinds of Grass seeds at "rialtog iu Bandon Tuesday.
terest of the broom handle mill and
Sanderson Bros.
other
interests,
Alf Machado, of Randolph was do
John O. Bates, of Two mile wss in ing business in Town Monday.
B. T
8ol J. Culver bee set up a small
towo Monday, and kindly Remem
Pure strained Hooey, aod Self mill a mile and a half oast of town
bered the R bcobdxb .
raising uckwbeet Fleer at Sander for sawing stove wood. Mo began
I. N De Long, of Riverton, was son Bros,
operations Monday.
down over Bunday having business
Ed. Rackleff, the enterprising mer
Tim steamer Favorite took ber
which called him here.
chant of Dafryvitt, was in town last usual gun again, last Saturday, bas
Yon will find the best of- Oranges Thursday.
ing been thoroughly repaired and all
Candies, Nuts, etc., and all kinds of
Mias Sadie Fahy, of Bullards, left sighs of bef scchching obliterated.
Groceries at Cox's Grocery.
oo ho ntegm« task Monday for a| CeaK Maili Maseru Dian and
J. t>. Tbemp^ba gave Coquille City visit to* Suu Frauoiaca
Johnson, two of the Grout Central
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a visit last Monday, having had busi
Mf. t»od Mrs. Ralph Cope were force, were Intowii yesterday getting
ness which called him that way.
among tbe Dumber attending tbe ball provisions and supplies to resume
M. L. Martin, Expert Piano tuner Saturday night, from Dairyville.
operations on tbe Bangor townaita. ,
Orders by postal will receive prompt
J. Denholm baa just received bis
B. F. Tapper aod wife, of the Ho
attention. Permanent address Marsh tel Coquille, were down from the new stock of Spring goods and will
field, Oregon.
. '
take' pleasure in showing them to
County Seat last Saturday night.
Adam Pershbaker and wife and
customers.
He says tbe woolen mills
N. Lprenu has received a stock of
daughter Ruby went to San Francico E. P. Heed's Ladies’ shoes, than which are going, but that be intends to re
ou tbe steamer Chico thia trip and tbereare none better. Call aod see. main and sell goods. '
Commenting upon J. Pierpont
will visit relatives there.
Morgan’s statement that be gathered
N.
Lorens
got
in
a
supply
of
staple
H. A. Cox has received soother big
W. C,Xkmner has disposed of his
goods on tbe last Steamer. Charley in the Louisville & Nashville railroad
supply of tins candies. If you buy
interest in the Roseburg Plaindealer
remarked that the push are going to because be wanted to prevent John
of him once you will be sure to go
and will launch out into the news
North Bend, bnt that be would be W. Gates fiom making it the instrs*
paper business at Cottage Grove.
t again-
found at the old stand ready to wait ment of bis evil purposes, the St.
D. A. Roase, superintendent of the upon his customers.
Louie Globe Democrat says: “Mor
Mrs. Church, who has been here
Riverton coal mines, took pasqige on
for some months visiting ber daughter,
Tbe steamer Cbico sailed for San gan’s only thought was to serve the
' the Cbico last Monday for a visit to
Mrs. W, C. Irvine, left Monday for
Francisco last Monday having a public. This is a touching example
San Francisco.
Sao Francisco on her return home.
cargo of lumber and miscellaneous of the merger mao’s sheer love of bis
We have tbe New Home, White freight. She is expected to retorn in kind. But isn't it curious» In the
Tbe Dairyville and tbe Fire De aod Singer Sewing Machine, at tbe
about nine days which will be in course of this touching transaction
partment bands gave a street concert
Furniture Store, on the moat reason about a week from today.
be touched the stockholders for IX-
Saturday evening, treating tbe eiti-
able terms and prices.
100,000 for the bouse of Morgan.
zees of Bandon and vieitorw to some
A debate between Elder C. E.
Curious, yea, bnt the coincidence is
Elder
Crumley
will
preach
io
Re
excellent mosic.
Crumley, Latter Day Saint, and Bov.
corder Hall, Sunday, February 22, at J. B. Crooks, United Brethren, will manifest in all these mergers. They
A. Wilson and wife and daughter,
' 11 A. M., and in the evening at 7 JO commence at Bandon Wednesday are all conceived in the purest spirit
of Prosper, were among the passen
of benevolence, achievedan the noblest
o'clock. All are invited.
evening, February 25, and last 16
gers to go to S hu Francisco this week,
motive of ‘otberdom* and consum
William
Bingaman
was
called
to
nights. This is tbe outcome of Rev.
by the steamer Chico. They will vis
mated with huge profit to the merger
W
Jliams,
Oregon,
a
few
days
ago
on
Crooks'“Anti Mormon" lectures.
it relatives in tbe city.
man. What was unselfishly intended
aceonnt of the serious illness of bis
The best physic. “Once tried and for the good of all falls unacountably
The Marshfield Sun of last week
father who lives at that place.
yon will always use Chamberlian’s into the possession of a few.“
reported two new cases of smallpox
J.
C.
Logan
was
down
Saturday
Stomach and Liver Tablets," says
in that town, bat they are under tbe
care of Dr. Mingus and all necessary from Parkersburg and stopped over William A. Girard, Peaoe, Vt. These
to
precautions are taken to prevent the night. Hie term of school at that Tablets are tbe most prompt, most
place will close in about two weeks.
pleasant and most reliable cathartic
disease spreading.
J.
W.
Fields
commenced
work
this
in
use. For sale by C. I. Lowe,
V ismma , Feb. 10.—Tbe death of
Court Queen of the Forest will
celebrate February 21. by giving their week on bis blacksmith shop. It is Hawdoa W ww I cm Mills Galay. thousands of her population daily at
annual ball. Tbe members oi this 1-catedon tbe North side of First
tests the severity of tbe awful famine
Bandon is to lose her woolen mills. now pervading the province of Dai
order are good eutertaiuers and have street, opposite J. N. Langlois* bard
It is to be taken to North Bend to matia. To add to tbe intensity of
always given satisfaction on these oc ware store.
boom tbe new town, and Bandon can tbe suffering of tbe starving people.
C.
A.
Gage
was
in
town
last
Friday,
casions and they purpose to excel.
bnstle for other industries.
on
bis
return
home
to
Coquille
from
Typbns fever baa broken ont among
Tbe steamer Chico bad three pas
In order to secure tbe mill so as to them, and as sufficient medical assist
Dairyville,
whither
he
bad
been
for
sengers only on the up trip. They
give employment and add population ance is unobtainable, the horror of
were Miss A. Sullivan, a relative of tbe last few weeks assisting Ed Rack
to tbe town and secure a payroll to tbe famine is almost indsscribable.
leff
in
bis
store.
Mr. Mrs. Robt. Frederick, and R.
V. J. Davenport, of Ferndale, Cal., swell tbe business which is necessary Slavs of all countries are being ap
Hansen and wife. Mrs. Hansen is a
to permanent town building the citi pealed to for aid through the leading
sister to O. P Ellingson, of Parkers* was in town tbe latter part of last
zens of Bandon raised a bonus of newspapers.
week,
with
some
friends
from
Myrtle
burg.
<
—000—7
Point and Coquille. He is having a 115,000 which was tbe consideration
J. L. Thompson has received a fine
that induced Messrs. Clark and Palm
look around Coos county.
Temffewejr
af U n TI ums .
assortment of samples from tbe old
er to build tbs mills. That tbs mills
Some relatives of O. P Ellingson
and reliable bouse of U anamsker A
Tbe tendency of medical science is
should be io operation five or six
Brown. Merchant Taylors, of Phila arrived here last Friday from Europe, years was all tbe security that was toward preventive measures. Tbe
delphia, to which your attentrou is among whom was a sister. Mr. El exacted in consideration of ths hand best thought of the world is being
called. Now is tbe time to order lingsou and his sister bad not seen some bonus given, it being supposed giveo to the subject.* It is easier and
each other for many years.
Spring and Summer suits.
at that time that if ths venture better to prevent. than to cure. It
W. H. Button of the Bandon Oil
C. T. Faring and J. W. Chase left
proved a success, that good faith on has been fully demonstrated that
here Monday morning for North Bend Company was in town this week hav tbs part of tbe recipients would bo pneumonia, one ofi the most danger
ous diseases that medical men bave
to inaugurate proceedings on the new ing come op for some material wanted sufficient to retain tbe mills.
building for the Bandon Woolen Mills iu drilling or prospect operations. He
It appears, however, that Bandon to contend with, can be prevented by
Co., whicb is to receive the remains returned to Dairyville today.
is to be left, and as she has no strings tbe nee of Chamberlain's Cough
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
C.
McKmnis
wbo
of tbe Bandoo woolen mills. Mr.
on Mr. Clark, ho can do ao ho pleases. Remedy. Pneumonia always results
Fariss will have charge of tbe con bave been stopping here moat of tbe Mr. Simpson who io interested at from a cold or from an attack of in
struction work, and Mr. Chase will time during the last eighteen months, North Bend has offered inducements fluenza (grip), and it baa been ob
left yesterday on their return to Iowa. which have been accepted, and wool served that this remedy counteracts
return in a few days.
Business
calls them back at this time en mills having twice tbs capacity of any tendency of these diseases toward
When you feel blue and that every
thing goes wrong, take a dose of but they may return here in tbe future. tbs Bandon mills are to be erected pneumonia. This baa been fully
proven in mnny thousands of oases in
Revs W. H. Myers and A. Dabnff there.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
are
at
work
finishing
the
cupola
on
Tablets. They will cleanse and in
Other machinery equal iu capacity which this remedy has been used dur
vigorate your stomach, regulate your tbe M. E. Church at thia place. Mon to tbe Baudon mills is to be insti ing the great prevalence of colds and
bowels, give you a relish for your ey was raised some two weeks ago for toted at North Bend, and then tbs grip in receot years, and can be relied
food and make you feol that in this that purpose and to pay off a small remains of the defunct Bandon mills upon with implicit confidence. Pneu
old world is a good place to live. indebtedness that stood against tbe is to bo placed in operation by their monia often results from a slight cold
when no danger is apprehended un
building.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
eidm
It does not apeak overly well for til it is suddenly discovered that
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goff arrived
Tbe passenger list on the steamer
here
Monday
evening
from
Waverly,
tbe
new town that fhe baa to build there is fever an^i^rnlty in breath
Cbico to San Francisco, this week,
comprised tbe following names: A Washington. Mrs. Goff is the daugh herself op at tbe expense of a sister ing and pains ip t|ie chest, then i| is
Wilson and wife. Adam Perahbaker. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Crook and town, as her projector should havs annooooed that thg pattoot has pneu
Mrs A Pershlwker. Miss Ruby Perth was a former resident of Bandon. used bis own meeos, and not reached monia Be on tbe.safs aide aod take
baker. B C Rncker, Miss Sarah Fahy, They came with tbe intention of tak ont after tbe 115,000 which Bandon Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as
Miss I Johnson, Mrs Thomas White. ing up their residence here. Mr. and donated to better ber own conditions soon as the cold is contracted. It
afwayscurva. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Mrs Obman, Mrs Church, Elbert Dy Mrs. Crook are living in Washington in building up her business.
er, D A Rouse and J L Kroneuberg. at present
Mr. Clark has the legal right to
Pay Up Notice.
The scratch of a pin may canae tbe accept ibe offer which baa been made
Roseburg Review: J. H. Diem and
Rslph GreeR^jHho havv_ beer. here Ipaa of a I'mh. or. even death i-hsn io indpce him to move to North Bend,
moat of the winter in connection with blood poisoning results from the in bat it would have looked bettor upon
tbe Great Central railway movement, jury. All danger of this may be the part of those offering the induce
left this week for Coos Bay, accom avoided, however, by promptly apply ment to have gone to work, built their
panied by H. C. Diers, of Skagway ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Il is mill and found a man to mo it, or
Major Kinney also expects to go to an antiseptic and quick healing lini else build it independent of tbe Ban
Coos right away to further tbe work ment for cute, brusee and burns. don concern and lot Mr. Clark oper
ate both.
of the Great Ceotral from that cud of For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
However, such things as those be
the line.
Tbe Bandon Post G. A. R., bee
long to the competitive system, and
Tbe Imll given by the Dairyville part of the lumber on tbe ground to
Mr. Clark only did, in accepting the
Cornet Band, at thia place last Sat erect a ball suited to their purposes.
offer, wbat moot other men would do
nrday night was a great aneeeaa. Tbe building will bo located on
under tbe seme conditions. That it
Dairyville turned out some thirty or Sprue» and 4th Streets and will be
hurts Bandon is sure, but she see
more of a delegation while there were 26 feet wide by M feet kmg and two
and, no doubt, will recoup herself by
parties in attendance from Coquille stories high. Tbe members of tbe
gaining some other industry.
and Myrtle Point. There ware eev- poet bave long been planning and
It tabes union of purpose sod en
enty five tickets sold, which together working to build a home of their own
ergy to build e towo and Baodonisne
with the members of the two bands, and now tbe consummation of their
should poll together.
made above one hundred men in at desires will soon be realised. J. W.
tendance and with an equal number Felter began on tbe frame work to-
of Jadies the ball was welj filled.
d«7-
LOCAL NEWS.
Tims a year for $2.
Number 3.
News Notes
J. I Denholm
Ï
Dry
of Every Description
Goods
Latia» Cotta, Capta and CoUanttta.
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
el vofta
Suite Mede to Measure.
AOBNT FO* W ARNIE’S BUST PROOF C0B8KT
Fall and Winter Goods
AU
Malay Wealbar.
Ordere Token for Tailor Made Clothing
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
Boote and Shoes
Ï (>RENZ’S STORE
N.
CONSTANTLY on HAND
A Large Stock ef Fresh Groceries and Provisions
os we
VlUUl
Y*<P<1 Î Y1 Gt
UalftaUlD
Tobe bad in Dry Goods. Clothins, Hhoea
other Roods that most be sold to make
room for more.
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
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Prop's.
GKO. P. TOPPING,
ATTORNEY
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COUNBELOB AT LAW
AMD
NOTARY PUBLIC.
O. T. Elumenrother
I J. 8. Commiaiontr and Notary Publio
in
Filinas and Final proofs made on Home-
ateada. Timber Claims and other U. 8. Lauda
Money Loses NesetlateS es Approved
SMtertty.
Offioe at Tapper Hoe se, Bandoe. Oregon.
Heeidaam un beile Croak. Oregon.
W. Maydoa, N. B.
URINARY AND
SKIN
DISEASES.
OOoe—East Front Street,
B abdos . Oanoon.
DIGESTIVE.
A. VV. ILIHES. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUNOSON
BANUON. OMXGON.
Calls to all parts of town and county
promptly answered day or night. Office on
oornar of Lower Maia and Atwatsr etreei a
J. W. STRANOE,
DENTIST,
BANDON, - -
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OBEGON.
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to bo
ipplied in the Looal Column.
Church Directory
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BAMBOU LODSX No. ISS, I. 0.0. V £
n ANDON LODGE. No. 18S, I. O. O. F. I
1A meets every Saturday evening. B
Visiting brothers in good standing Z
rdially invited.
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A. G. HOYT, N. G. m
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A. M. CPTOW,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
BAM DOS. OMS DOOTTV, OBBOOS.
Offici» in tbs Eldorado Buildins. on Pird
■West.
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ANDON LODGK.No. 1U.A F.A.M.
IA Slated oosamonieatinne first Het
onlay after the fall moon oi each
■ooeth. AU Master Masons cordially
invited.
W. HAYDON. W. M.
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Correct Time.
Where?
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Photographers,
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