o2 Times a year for $2.^
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BANDON,
»olu/no
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
MARCH
5, 1903
Number IO.
Tbo staainer C'bieoia due her« Sat
Rub« Heory of Coqnille was in
Hay, grain ar.d feed at N. Lorenz's
urday or Sunday.
town thia week.
Store.
T. T. Alien gate North Bend a
Bud Hamlin and wife of Langlois,
Call at tbe furuiture store for up-
T ukudax Feb 24
Germania H-rp »triage call be bad
visit returning bourt Jt^terday.
Tbo National Encampment of th«G. A. R.
were in town Tuesday.
of A Rice.
boktering goods.
G. B. Self, on* of Cbqnille City’s U to be belli at Ban Francisco daring th»
Robert Wilson, of Empire City wait
Try H. A. Cox, for Groceries, Cao-
Hay, Grain and nil kinds of Mill
week of August 17.
citizens
di»d last Sunday aged about Bridge work«, the property of tbe ateel
•
visitor
to
Bandon
this
week.
dies aud Provision.
Feed, at Sauiierson Bro’s.
trust, valued at $21X),<XJU burned at Pitls-
Keeper R. Johnson and crew ar« 67 years.
Mr». H. W. Dunham, of Coquille
‘’Photo” Buttons. 10 to 15ct«, at
Mr. and Mrs. Gna Birre rotarned barg l’e.
extending the launch way at tbe boat
Wreusbail’s Gallery.
wae a visitor iu town Sunday.
Six persona lost their lives in a headon
bom« yesterday frotu '•!visit to Co« colhaion nt Boc-i. Ohio, and aeveral others
A. Abbot lost a finger while coup
Col. C. T. Blnmeorotber was in bouse.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
were injured. Tbe cause aasigned ia oon-
Rev. W. S. Holcomb, of Coqnille qnille City.
ling car* lust Ihursday evening, says town the latter part of last week,
M.
P.
Mendlesobn
K
xi
San
Fran
fuaion
of
order».
th« Coast Msil.
Peter Nelson is sti'l nursing a sore City, came dowu Monday to take iu
sheds and 67 car» were destroyed at
cisco, registered at th« Tupper Hoose St. Car
Tbe Coquille Comedy Company arm shhotigb it is »lowly improving. tbe debate.
Louis by tire, oaueiug $206,006 I om .
last
evening.
The U. S. ia to bate a uaval atatiou at
Seed oats, wheat, oora, barley and
will appear iu Muuck’s Hall next
Robert BullHrd gave Portland a
Robert. Breen and f. J, Seeley GuautaiiHmo aud a coaling station nt Bahia
peas,
and
h 11 kiuds of Grass seeds at
Saturday night.
visit. He went North on the Alliance
in Cuba.
came over from tbe Kpndyke coal Honda, both WsDNsanAX
Sanderson Bros.
Feb 25
B. F. Cope ..as here Saturday from last trip.
minus Tnesdny.
In a battie nt Wright'» oonlworka Raleigh
Peter
Nelson
has
had
a
large
sign
the Four-toile country, basioens hav
E. R. Schiff, a cigar drummer of
Captain W. R. Pai er pot tbe County, W. Va., between 100 United States
ipg sent him to towu.
San Francisco was doing business in printed on the North •od of. bis
Deputy Marshals and 256 striking miners.
eteamer Antelope on t • beach thia 11 meu were killed and several wounded. A
blacksmith shop.
C. Ledgerwood was in town Satur town Tuesday.
S«rD P otatoes .—J. B. Marshall & week and gave ber an overhauling hundred of the miners have been arrested.
day having bad business which called
Jess« G. Leneve has purebased C.
New York hoipitsla are overflowing with Suits Made to Measure.
Son
can supply yon with early seed preparatory to tha siimn|r’8 run-
him np from bis ranch.
Ledgerwood's tract of land situated
»
took ber back itrro tbe river yester la grippe patient*.
potatoes
—
Beauty
of
Hebron.
Yon will find tbe best of Oranges on Ferry oc»«k east of town.
A Denver (xiliceraAn was dangerously
day.
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUS? PROOF C5R8ET
George Williams was down from
wounded iu trying to arrest a highwayman.
Candies. Nuts, etc., and all kinds of
Fred Linegar, of Coquille gave
q
m -i
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r—r
i
The debate between ENcr C. E. Fifteen people were injured st Acme, Ill., —r-
Beaver
slough
Tuesday
having
bad
Groceries at Cox’s Grocery.
Bandon a short visit last Saturday,
by
a
collision
of
inteiurbau
cars.
Crumley and Rev. J, B. C ks closed
business which called him this way.
Mrs. J. T. Mars, and daughter gave returning home the same day;
on the first proposition lt^t night The world’» anarebius are to bold a con
New
sample
books
at
Lorenz
’
s
store.
Coquille a short visit last Thursday
prose in Paris, say» news reporta.
William Richards and Miss Sadie
and the second proposition\will be
Standard Oil Co. huve invested 1500,-
return:ng borne the same day.
Hall, of Marshfield, were married last Yonr measure taken for betters goods taken up tonight, and will ntinue 000 The
All Kind» of Good» Foe
Ladiea’ Jaok.-ta and
iu the purchase of Popocatapetl. Sulphur A Large Stock Jost
at
lower
prices.
Go
eco
for
yourselves.
Ed Fi.-her has purchased theSbnliz Thursday, Rev. Strange officiating.
Capea.
Received.
Raiuy Weathsr.
four sessions after which tlh third is tbe objeot.
William Caugbell, of Wedderburn,
Ex Governor Semple of Washington haa
place, situated about a mile south of
H. A. Cox has received another big
proposition will be discussed.
•
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
been put in jail for contempt of .mart,
Bandon. The purchase price was supply of fine candies. If you buy oame np last week ou a visit to rel
Al Hite, of Coquille, came) down
atifes
here,
an.l
to
have
a
look
around
T
hubsdat
Feb
26
fl,350.
of him ouce you will be sure to go
Orders Taken for Tailpr Made Clothing.
Tuesday to display posters anq make Congress pi sied a bill giving Ex-Queen
Coos.
M L. Martin, Expert Piano tuner again.
arrangements tor tbe Show which tbe Lilioukalani $260,1100.
A. C. Curtis arrived home Monday,
Orders by postal will receive prompt
Herman D. Jerritt and Miss Edna
Coqnille Comedy Company will put Several large buildings were destroyed by
by
way of Roseburg. Mrs. Curtis
attention, l’ermaneut address Marsh Magee were nnited in marriage at
on here Saturday night. The com fire at Cincinnati, The loss is estimated at
$2,000,006.
field, Oregon.
Empire City, Feb. 24, Rev. W. Hurs will remain in California till some pany has hnd new sceenery painted,
New York bad a fire causing a loss esti
time
iu
May.
Boots and Shoes
which is said to be elegant and Bt- mated at $250,000.
If it’s n bilious attack, take Cham falT cilia!ing.
L
ost
.
—
Between
Bandon
nnd
Dairy
tractive.
Senator elect Reed Smoot, of Utah, ia
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet«
E. A. Thorbaven, of Diuryville, was
charged with hsving t<yo wives, and the
pnd a quick recoveiy is certain. For in town Monday. He reported dairy ville, a small, brows, alligator pur.-e
IX UKIORIAX.
fight haa already started to prevent his be
sale by C. Y. Lowei
ing operation» as beginning to start containing two dollars sixty cents
ing seated as senator.
Tbe
purse
is
valued
as
a
keepsake.
Ed Kinley and Willie Lundquist up in that section.
Alfred Knapp, ot Indianapolis, Indiana,
In
Memory
of
One
Bright
and
Lov-
Finder will oonfer 3 favor by leaving
was arrested on a charge of having com
were down from Parkersbnrg this
We have the New Home, White
CONSTANTLY on HAND,
ing Little Child.
same at this office, or at Laurel Ln,
mitted murder. He baa confessed to having
week, th« mill having abut dowu for and Singer Sewing Machine, at tbe
Dairyville,
killed five women.
a few days to make needeul repairs.
D ied .—Io Bandoo, Feb. 28, 1903,
Furniture Store, on tbe most reason
The building to receive the ma ttbel Topping, aged 3 years, 2 mouths R. J. Gatling, inventor of the Gatling gun,
The election to enoss a n-'w con able terms and prices.
died at New York today.
cbioery aud apparatus for the Co- and 9 davs.
The prioe of iron is to be raised a notch
gressman to succeed the late Thomns
Jason Randletnan was in from
qnille ice plant i« under way of con- Weep not, fond parents, yonr child is at rest; higher this year. The trustB are at work.
H. Tongue ie to
Bear creek, Ja-t Monday, and reports
will be disposed ut at prices that will astonish you, while tbeie are
struction at Coqnille. The following She ia folded today on tbe dear Saviour's The committee ou naval affair» reoom
May 1, and Jone 15,
farmers generally busy and hurrying
mend that more first class battleships be
is copied from the Bulletin: “Tbe
breast;
Chamberlain,
To Le bH<l in Dr, Good», Ctothrng, 8ho»e*
their spring work forward.
main building will include four large She has gone to dwell in tbe home above. bniided.
»nd other goods that mast be sold to make
F bidat Feb 27
• The passenger list on tbs Chico
Found.—A handkerchief, Saturday storage rooms to be used for the pur And is singing tbe song that tbe angel» love.
room for more.
Some 75 guest» bad a narrow escape from
when »be sailed for Sun Francisco night Feb. 21, with gold heart tied pose of storing meat, fish, eggs, but Weep not. fond parents, her spirit’s not dead,
a fire iu a hotel in Lowell, Mas». One per
last Friday was as follows; L. A. in corner. Owner can describe prop ter. etc. These rooms will be kr-pt at Though you have laid her to rest in bur low son was burned to death aud four more are
Ir bed;
Les and wife, of Riverton? Prof erly, pay for notice, snd get same.
a temperature that will insure the It was only the form that you laid in the missing.
506 Chinese troops were ambushed aud all
Franchi and wife, an I Miss Flora
Editor W. F. Riley, of th« Port tbe preservation of the article« stored
clay,
killed by rebels in Bouthtrn China.
Fahy.
Orford Tribune has taken to himself within. Iu fact the teuiperalnre can For tbe spirit bag flown to bright mansions Tbe entire town ot Port de Puix in Hayti
away.
James F. Cox left here Tuesday a life partner. He married Miss Em easily be regulated tha’ it can be made
was destroyed by tire.
Auti-trust uiensnrei have been laid aside
for a visit to bis borne on Sixes River. I ma Perkins, of Louisiana, a cousin to toregister below the freezing poiut con Tbe brow is cold in 1 calm in death,
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and tbe Senate at Wasliingtou refuse» to
Having learned that his fence» had Hon. F. A. Stewart.
tinually. This not only preserves the You cannot l.el her fleeting breath,
take thi-m up.
You cannot hear her laugh ao sweet.
been damaged by high water, ho has
U
We were in error about tbe cloeiow articles stored iteleliiiitely, hut also
American relief work for the starving fins
gone home to make repairs. He ex of the O K Restaurant, last week as adds much to their flavor and nuslity. And her smiling gianop you cannot meet.
A----- AS---- A
AU-
a* -A .1— n--. «,1th
y
Hut in Heaven, I fancy I see her face,
beneficial results.
poets to return in about ten days.
it turns ont. H. 15. Smith took pos In o'.njunctiun with the ice plant Adorned and beaming with Heavenly grace; Robbcis ^murdered tbe president |of the
Rev. George GiVespie was eallid session Monday morning snd will there will also be a large creamery I fancy I hear the augels’ sweet song,
Buffalo Envelope worn.».
To think that another has joiued their
here last Saturday to deliver tbe hi continue the business, and we under snd cheese making plant.“
England is reported to Save arranged for
throng.
tbe purchase of several warships ynder con
neral discourse Sunday, over the re stand that he will turn it into a
Cone Home to Illinois.
struction for other countries.
Yes, yonr darling has gone on before.
plains of Etl.el Sadie Topping, lie hotel.
GEH. P. TOPPING,
S atubiiat Feb 28
FOR SALE OR RENT.—A Livery barn in
And aha berk-m-t you home to that beauti
preached in tbe Presbyterian chnreln
Bandon
Room
for
16
hon.es.
Huygy
shed
Word received from S. D. Barrow«
ATTORNEY
AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW
BpreaJiug rails earned the wreok of a fast
ful shore.
Mrs. H. T. Wool ten, who has been
aud office allacbed. and running water for
in ibe evening, and will bold services this week indicate that while not yet
passenger
train
in
Tennessee.
The
train
Where
sorrow
nor
trouble
ne
’
er
shall
be.
stock.
Addres»
or
apply
to
J.
11.
Joaos,
AMD
teaching school hers during the past
titer« again next Sunday.
went over an embankment. Three persona Bandou, Oregon.
having received any very noticeable eighteen months, accompanied by her There rests your child from suffering free.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
were killed and 21 injured.
MISS ELLA STEWART.
Myrtle Point Enterprise: O. Dodge, benefit from tbe treatment he is nn daughter Ellen, left Saturday noon
Mina Edith Curzon of New Jersey re
O.
T.
Blumenrother
who has been employed in the U. 8. dergoing, yet that there has h»en de to return to her old home at Macomb,
turned to life after she had btep given in
Fire Insurance
Land Commissioner’s department at cided improvement in bis physical Hi. Mrs. Wootten bad charge of the Kailroad Into Carry County. charge of an undertaker.
Ü. 8- Commisioner and Notary Public
Ilandu n, - - - - Oregon.
yVushvngton, D. C., returned to this conditon.
Tbe Ladrone leader Santos was oaptured
intermediate department during hi.
G rants P ass , Or., Feb. 18—Colonel by Governor Danceil.
place, Thursday, Mr. Dodge has
Marshfield Sun: I.ast week H first term here ami then taught h
Filings and Final proofs nmde on Home
A. W. KIME, M. D.
been absent for three years and a half, number of the employes of the Ban private school after tbe pnblib school J. 8. Crawford, of Philadelphia, and Ten million dollars gold bullion will be steads, Timber Claims and other U. S. Lauds
used
id
displaying
a
gold
miniature
of
the
F.
H.
Osgood,
of
Seattle,
and
sasoci
Money
Loans
Negotiated
on
Approved
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
and says lie is glad to get back to don Woolen mills, who will make closed. Lust September she whs
ales, are laying plans toward tbe in alate boose of Colorado at tbe 84. Louis Security.
11ANMON,
OKEGON.
Coos county.
fair.
th®ir home in North Bend when the given charge ns principal of tbe pub
stalling of a large smeller at their Hastings in Nebraska luid a two hundred Office at Tupper House, Bandon. Oregon.
mills
are
moved
to
that
city,
invested
Residence
ou
Butte
Creek,
Oregon.
Lee Barrow« was in town Saturday
Calls to all parts of town and county
lie school which she curried through rich Cleopatra copper mine on Dia thousand dollar lire.
promptly answered day or night. Office on
from the Randolph mining district. in building sites in tbe new city on in a highly satisfactory manner, and
corner of Lower Maiu and Atwater streets
Tbe deputy sheriff of Clayton county in
mond Creek, Del Norte county, Cali
He reports that C. F. Allen, on his Coos bay.
ninny are the friends Mrs. Wootten fornia, just south of the Oregon line. Georgia, killed his wife and father in-law
W. Haydon, M. D.
last visit to Coos, succeeded in dis
J. W. STRANGE,
There is to be an entertainment at has left behind, consisting in her pn They also propose to build a railroad and then shot himself.
SKIN
DIGESTIVE.
URINARY AND
posing of a lot more of Randolph Parkersburg,
Saturday evening, pil», her patrons and acquaintances. from their properties to the Pacific. beven miners were killed by a fire damp
DISEASES.
explosion in a Pennsylvania mine.
pand. Allen is trying to get back March 7. A good Program has been Mrs. W. nnd daughter started by way
Office—East Front Street,
Tbe route choseu will be 28 miles in
M omd . ix Mar 2
what be lost iu that section and it be arranged for the occasion and the of Coos bHy for Portland and will go length auJ have its terminus afCable
B asdon , O bboom .
President Roos-veil h is oallod a rpecii 1
■ OREGON.
BANDON,
gin» to look as if ho will succeed.
proceeds will be given to the school by tbe Northern route to Chicago. Harbor, Carry coaniy, Or. The session of the Senate to nieit March 5.
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to be
L ost .—On or about Saturday Feb. district of that place. A large at The public school will continue two soundings at Cable Harbor show 24 Train-wreckers ditobed a train in Indiana
supplied in tbe Local Column.
14, at Bandon, or on tbe road between- tendance is desirable.
months longer, being in charge of to 35 feet of water. This tgauld be causing three deaths.
Fearful storm raginc on the English
Floras Creek and Bandon, a key ring
M. E. C hl - hch .
Owing to other business calls Dr. Miss K Maddock», who served under sufficient to allow tbs entrance and
•X
«
fhanuel. One Vessel supposed to have sank
Preaching aervioe every 2ud and Itti Bun < BANDON LODGE No. 133. 1. 0.0. F £
containing 7 or 8 key«. On« l>rtyts J. W. Strange will be unable to fill Mrs. Wootten as assistant. Tbe rea loadmg of very large vessels.
with all on board. Heavy losaexpeoted.
*
5?
day
nt
11
A.
M.
and
Hit*.
M.
bureau key among tbe lot. Finder his appointment to bein Bandon from son of the change at this period of
Sunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M. « I )ANDON LODGE. No. 138,1. (). O. If. •
will confer a favor by leaving.same tbe Kith, to tbe 14th. instant. He the school is this; Mrs. Wootten had
WANTED—A TRUSTWORTHY GEN
¿IJ meets every Kiitnidny evening.^:
Epworth League , 7:P. M.
tieman or lady in euch county to manage
^Visiting brothers in good standing
pt this office, or with Mrs. Ralph will come in the near fntnre and will made her arrangements to go before
Prayer
meeting
Wednesday
at
8:
P.
M.
business for an old establiabed bouse of
¿cordially invited.
£
financial standing. A straight bona
A. G. HOYT. N. G. 7
W. H. Mzxzn». Pastor.
Cope, at Langlois.
give due notice in these columns of it was determined to extend tbe
Having disposed of onr hardware solid
fide weekly cash salary of $18.60 pmd by
* H a » bt W at . xeb . Sec.
■
M
•chool two months longer. Mrs. W. store and gone out of bnsint-ae, tbe check each Wednesday with nil e-pensea
Our enterprising townsman and the time at which he can come.
ft«»*#*»** »«**«***♦#* •
J. M. UPTON,
undersigned hereby give notice to all direct from headquarters. Money advanced
is
a
very
proficient
and
worthy
teacher
shoe merchant, M. Breuer, is at work,
Tbe Coqnille Comedy Company
persons indebted to them, to come for for expenses. Manager. 840 Caxi-u Bldg., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
this week building a bulkhead on bis will present ‘’Mrs. Psrtiogton and her and we regret loosing her, but it ie ward immediately and settle either Chicago.
BANDON. OOOB COUNTY, OREGON .
■ g BANDON LODGK. No. 1 IS, A. F. A M
lot next the life saving station, H« «in Ike.” in Munck's Hall Saturday possible that she may conclude to re- by cash or note.
MARIAH,
Office
in
the Eldorado Building, on Firet
tnru
in
tha
ne
ir
future.
Bandon,
Febrnary
5,1903.
intends moving bis house aero»» tbe night, March Ttb. This is a comic
«Ati.vrv.
Street.
2 J > ANDON LODGE. Nr,. US. A FAM.
L edobawood
Cons«w.
$ 1 9 Ntntcd i-omnmnioatioiia first Het
street onto his lot and is building the production of much merit and will
Feb 27—Srbr May Flower, Oudmanaor-, to
e nrday after the toll uirmn of each
IteMult Ot Nmoking.
8 F.
DAIRY RANCH TO RENT.
bulkbead to ward off the drift and afford great amusement for an even
& month. All Muster Minton« cordially
Feb ‘K— Stmr Chien, Jenaen, to 8 F.
• invited.
W. H a YDON. W. M.
tbe action caused by tha surf when ing. Come ont aud exercise your
W’bat might have proved a dia- Situated on Four-mile Creek, Coos Co.,
■■■• M | Bnruxn Bee.
Feb 28 — Sohr ('--qaelle, Jotineon, to 8 F.
I
.
Oregon. eohsUUtig of 486 acres of land.^and
♦ha tide« sr/L iigli .and tbe ocean laughing faculties.
Feb, 28—8cbr Lizzie Prien, Anderson, t -
astrons tire was etarted r riday after-110helld o( ,tix)k for d„irf purpose». Good
* •» 4N * *'♦ •»»* <■ »«; Wl •>***♦* ■»« 'i
Zt JiWikd.
rough.
on' hujlílinie«. good wafer S F. _
Contractor John Kiernan’s foreman noon in one of Geo. Beal s new uouw* ïïou«e
For further particular» address Georg.- H.
> 4^ a * <
* ^*J:.** <• •••
* * *
Mur 1—Behr Gem. Nvi/'en, to S 4 .
— Ï
Coast Mail: D. W. Small is grad for the Rock quarry worn, came on on B Street, occupied by W. J. Elli Truman, W.dJerbnrn, flurry < ounty Or.
Court Que« ii «if tlie Forest
17,
Forrntrni of 'm«* ten.
ing on the belt line at the first cut last week and preparation to get tbe son, by a lighted cigar laid on the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
<«
____
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
this side of Pony slough The grou'nîi '.’iirry in order jy,commence extend window sill. Tbe lace enrtain be
i/^OCKT QUEEN OP THE FO
r-Wmtier Land. Art June 3. 1S7S.J
ing
the
jetty
has
already
began.
Mr.
WHS
came
ignited
and
blazed
np.
It
Usrrun
S
tatxs
L
ama
»
Ovroa.
U<»»auuas.
. \
N g . 17. mt et h Friday night <
there is sandy and works fairly well,
Uarrz» S tatzs L amp Omca, U oubuuw .
«¿week, m Conor« »«* Hail.’ I uni h . '.‘¡egwto.
-'mrooN, Feb. 12. 1903.
while farther up on the line it is still Logan, who superintends tbe jetty torn down and carried ont into tbe Oregon. February 20. 1903.
\
cordial
welcome ia extend« d^to ail yia-
Notioe is heraby given that in compliance
Notice is hereby given that ill compliance
T. ..........
B. DAVIVHVN.
J'ilinc brother*.
too wet, especially in the clay cuts. construction for Mr. Kiernan, has street by Mrs. Ellison, who had her with the provisions -if tbe act of Congress with
i
he
provision»
<»f
the
set
of
Congreaaof
j
N.
L
abolom
.
Chief Ranger, i.
June 3, 1878, entitled ’An act for tbe ash- June 3. |87«. eii'itbd ’An act for 'he «ale of
With the advcot of good weather and Completed the railway track from hair badly singed. It is fortunate of
j-
’
in.
Secretary.
2
of timber landaiu the States of California. timber laud in th« Stat- « of Oihf-irnvi Ore
..
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--
.
.
.. t
Parker
’
a
wharf
to
the
track
t.sed
two
that th« fire did not get more start Oregon, Nevada, end Washington Terri
i V t * 0X8 ♦ *
f * * *
the increasing power of the sun, tbe
gon. Nevada, mid Washington Territory,”
torv." as extended to All the Public Land as ex'ended to all th« Public Laud States
ground will soon be in condition for years ago. and is geltiug LLe prepara before it was discovered,as the houses Htates
by ac» of August 4. 1893. Mis May bv act of August 4, 1893. Robert E. L. Be
tory
work
well
along
at
tbe
jetty.
crowded
in
on
I
bat
part
of
tbe
block
A Ohman, of Bandon, County of Coos, d:lli->n. of Bandon, county of Coos. Ktata of
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
the prosecution of the work to better
State
of
Oregon, ba» thi» day filed in this Oregon, hna this day filed in thw office bis
Monday showed
quite a bunch would all go together.—C’oqjrf Mail.
advantage.
Important News Notes
LOCAL NEWS
J. Denholm
s
.
...
3
Dry Goods of Every Description
1
Boots <Sc Stioes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds
t
Fall and Winter Goods
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
N. I .< »RENZ’S
STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
DORADO
Kasiiuisscn Bros.,
Props.
DENTIST,
Church Directory
Pay Up Notice.
Watches! Watches!!
Notice for Publication.
.
A pleasant occasion was had at the
•choolhonsn last Friday night. The
pupil» of the Eighth Grade gave
their teacher. Mra. IT. T. Wootton, a
farewell party, to which many other
persona were invited. A good pro
gram bad l>een arranged for th« oc
•aaion. and a nice lunch was by no
means an uninteresting feature of the
•▼•ning and was enjoyed by all. The
occasion will long be pleasantly re
yiembered by those who attended.
of jieople who move aronnd an will be
s eu from tbe following list of persons
who registered at tbe Topper House:
Frank Dully of Coquille, Phil Ingeley
of Marshfield, G H Johnson of Spo
kane. Wash., M C Coryell of Newport,
L F R Heller of McKinley, Martin
Wallace of Fort Orford, T J Clark
The Dalles, Oregon. J D Pickering
of Spokane, T B Baldwin and A L
Dirker of Portland, C R Woodward
of Wedderbnru and Goo H Stone of
Port Orford,
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<’old<« Arc Dangcroais.
How often yon bear it remarked:
•‘It’s only a cold,’’ and a few days
later learn that the man is on bis
back with pnetitnouia. This is of sncb
common occurrence that a cold, how
»light, should not be disregarded.
Chntnberlain’s Congb Remedy conn
teracts any tendency toward pneu
monia. It always cores and is pleas
ant to take. Sold by C. Y. Lowe.
office her »worn alateinent No. 4484. for the sworn «ta'ement N». 4440. for Ibe pnrclinse
purchase of the Nh1* <>f NElaof Section of the >E!« of NEK. of Heotion 4 I'oamabip
No. 10 in Township No. 29 8.. Range No. 14 29. and the NV'!< of SWq of Hection No.
West, and will offer proof to show that the <44, in Township number 28|s nitb. of Range
land sought ia more valuable for iia timber | number 14 West, mid will offer proof to show
or stone than for aencnltursl parpoaea. and I I that the land «ought ia tnor» valuable for
to establish her claim fi> said land before L. I : its timber or atone than for agricutural
H Haza-.d. Conntv Clerk of Co.si County, IHirpnaes. and tn e«tnhti»h bi« claim to «aid
Oregon, al Coquille, Ou M >nd»v, the 1st I ■ land before C. T. Blumenrother. U. 8. Com
dav of June. 1908. Mhe name» a» will.eases: | mi««i-m»r at hi» office at Bandoo. Oregon.
C Lono, of Bandon. Oregon? J F. Haga of . on We«ine»-»v. the joth day of May. MU.
Parkersburg, Oreg >n: W 0 Donk of Park j He name aa witnesses: A. G. Hoyt, N. E.
erabn.ru, Oregon; Cush Doyle of Parkers I ■ Barkiow. R. H Ito-«». John Anderson, all
burg. Oregon;
I ot H.indon. C'»oa Coentv. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adver^ly I , Any and all _ persona
_____ _____
__ _ _____
claiming
advarelv »he
.he above described land« are requested to
|,u.dr are reqt>e«f.-d to file
file their claim« in thi« office on or before i their claim« in thia offio»
— ou or - before
- — asid
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said let day of June, 19K1.
JO day of May, 1««.
, ~
J. T. Ramosa,
J. T. Barova».
febl8
Register.
Re^iater.
feb»
Correct Time. Where?
Why. Rioe the Jeweler, keep« it all ’he
time, and yog can have II too by buying
yonr wat-bes and elooka from hiiu, or
having them repaired theta.
All repairing guaranteed for one year.
Ring« of nil kinds re-»et and repaired
He alao keeps all kind of jewelry and
silverware and if he baa not what you want
wilt order it for you. Give him a chance,
and bd will treat yon right.
The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo
cratic newspaper. 1« pages, full of new»—
all of It! »1 a year to any adrtreaa. The
Journal, P. O. Box 121. Portland. Or.
Photographers,
KOÜIin HorvK GAI.I.FItV, ban »«*
TRESPASS NOTICE.
I
Nolle» ia hereby given to all persons not
totrt’pass npoti the premises of Dr. Kenyon,
siloited between Floras latke and the coun-
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
cutting or destroying timber upon said
land. $25 reward will be paid for Informa
tion leading to a conviotion of treap«»» at
statesi above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March It. Itici.
PETER NELSON, Agent.