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BANDON,
Volume XIX
LOCAL NEWS.
W ool sacks for aale at Saoderaon
A. E. Kent, of Roseburg waa in
town laet Monday.
“Photo” Botfoos, 10 to lficto, at
WrensbaU'a Gallery.
W. B. Wabater and C. E. Pntnam,
of Pasadena, Calif., were in town this
week.
T. B. Perkins, from Hillsboro, Ore­
gon, registered at tbe Topper Hoose
last Monday.
M. B. Gibson, of Dairyville, waa in
town a day or two tbia week, having
business that called him here.
Call ou Sanderson Bros, for tba
Famous Do Lavel Separators, We
carry them in stock.
A number of Bandocisns visited
Marshfield Saturday evening, return­
ing borne Sunday night
If you wish something delicate and
delicious try a package of Cream of
W bent at T. Anderson’s.
Elder Holt will preach, in Recorder
Hall. Saturday evening aud again at
8 o'clock Sunday evening.
Tbe new town board qualified last
Monday and took charge of tbe town's
interest. Carl Nelsou was appointed
Banka).
Mrs. Roliert Barton, of Moscow,
Idaho, and Mrs. H. S. Harris of Spo­
kane, Wash , registered in Baodon.
Monday.
F. E. Hicks, tbe photographer wbo
has been staying here all winter left
Wednesday on a trip dowu into Cur
ry county.
M L. Martin, Expert Piano tuner
Orders by postal will receive prompt
attentioo. Permanent address Marsh­
field, Oregon.
Following is the passenger list on
the Cbico when she sailed .ast Friday:
B C Rucker, C M Buncb, C F Allen,
J M Betbell, and Captain Ellingson.
You will find the best brands of
floor, bacon, bam and lard and other
kinds of provisions and groceries of
guaranteed strength at H. A. Coz's
grocery.
J. Waldvogel and son arrived here,
last Friday, from Tillamook. Mr.
Waldvogel ia L. N. Barnee’ partner
in tbe butcher business and came to
reside here.
Dont forget that Dr. Prentis will be
in Bandon from June 4tb to 26tb. As
this will be bis last trip, it will be well
for yon to baveyonr dental work done
at this time.
Sheriff Stephen Gallior has gone
to Cherokee Nation to bring M. D.
Landis, back to Coos county. He is
probably ready Io start on his return
by this time.
Dr. Prentis, the Marshfield dentist,
is in Bsndon and will retuaio
until June 26. Persons requiring bis
services should eall at once. Office
with Dr. Kime.
J. W. Field sold bis lot aod black­
smith shop to William Gallier, bis
stock of material to Peter Nelson,
packed up bis tools and is gone else-
where to seek a location.
F. Thompson wm in town, last
Monday, from tbe Star Ranch, bav-
ing oorne in on business. Mr. Tbomp
aon made a very nice pick-up on a
bog wbicb he disposed of to Barnee
& Company. Tbe hog brought him
925.50. Dora it pay to raise Bwine io
this country!
Ralston Health foods at Denholm's
Hay, grain and feed at N. Lorena’s
Store.
The finest Isyout of Caodiee in
town, at J. B. Marshall A Son.
The steamer Mandalay is due to
arrive here by Saturday evening.
New Matting and a full line of new
wall paper at tbe Furniture store.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mather, of Gold
Beach passed through Bandon thia
week.
F ob S alk .—A good horse, cart aod
harness, cheap. Enquire at Sander­
son Bros.
M. R Lee gave Marshfield and
Myrtle Point a visit this week, re­
turning home yesterday.
Why pay fancy prices and wmt a
month for your suit. Denholm eaa
eave you money aod fit you at once.
Ice Cream each Saturday and Sun­
day, at tbe Pacific Ice Cream Parlor
and Confectionery, until further no­
nce,
C. Gehrig wishes to say to tbe pub­
lic that be baa purchased tbe Bandon
Brewery, ami ia now ready to supply
tbe market with bis product, and he
asks a fair ebare of public patronage
of Cooe aod adjoining counties. See
his adv. in another column.
Baseball
The Marshfield«*™ were Met
in the Game—Tee Slew.
Tbe Bandon Baseball Team accom­
panied by Jack Home and bia bunch
of lusty lunged rooters, journeyed, to
Marshfield last Sunday to meet tba
team of that town.
Aa each team bad defeated North
Bend and Coquille in turn, and were
consequently tied for first place in
Coos county League race, a warm
game waa anticipated.
Somehow or other tbe "‘bay
leaguers" could not connect witb*’our
only spider” when hits meant runs
while tbe Baodonians bunched their
bits and were aided somewhat by the
lose playing back of Wright.
A large crowd waa in attendance
but tbe Marshfield rooters never bad
a chance to show what they ware
capable of doing, except the little
“kidding" handed our boys during
their practice. Thia waa soon quieted
however when tbe Flying Dutchmen
made some of bis pbenominal stops.
For the Marsh fielders Lob, Boyn­
ton, Nadler and Jacobs did good work
in the field and with the stick. Iberg,
although be missed a couple of hard
chances, played a good game and got
two corking drives off tbe “Spider’s'’
puzzling delivery.
Tbe Baodon team all played good
ball and Captain Streib’s home run
on tbe right field fence was a dandy.
Banm also hit a long drive but was
unfortunate in not touching ths sec­
ond base or he would also have been
credited with a bomer, Schofield
played right field and bit like a “Turk. ’
Some of his running catches would
have done credit to “big leagnere.''
Below we give tbe tabulated score
of the game.
Bandoo
AB R BH BE 8H PO A E
8 8 1
MoKnoe 2b
6 2 5 I 0
2 8 1
C 0 3 1 0
6 1 > 1 0 11 1 1
0 0 0
fi 0 0 0 0
0 0 1
6 1 1 1 0
6 2 0
8 s 1 a 0
8 0
6 4 4 • 0
1 0 0
6 2 2 0 0
S 1 2 0 0
1 6 0
—. — — —
— ——
—
4S 14 21
0 27 15 4
■. I. Mwift Dead.
Marshfield
AB B BH 8B 8N PO A E
4 1 1 I 0
1 2 2
D ixd .—At Bandon. June 10, 1S03 Loh 3b
Boynton 2b
8 8 0
4 0 0 • 0
M. I. Swift, aged about 60 years.
« 0 0
Nadler lb If
4 I I 0 0
Mr. Swift had been doiog bis chores Jaooba e
5 0 1
2 0 1 0 0
around tbe bouse, and bad put a bell Ferry lb If
6 0 8
4 0 1 0 0
npon one of his ooas aod turned them Ri nane rf
2 0 0
4 0 0 0 0
ont aa usual. On returning to tbe Iberq of
4 0 3 0 0
2 0 2
8 0 0 0 0
2 8 2
bouse be spoke to his wife wbo Short aa
0
3 0 0 I
1 3 1
helped him to tbe lonoge where be Wright p
—• »» —*
—re reare —re —
32 2 6 2 0
27 11 11
died immediately.
Homa rnr>; ffcreih; 2 have bJ», MaKon*. C
Mr. 8»ift served in the infantry
from Iowa over four years daring the Oawell Baum. Htraok out by Beam 5. by
Wright b. Hu by ' pitch ball 0 Oawell »,
Rebellion, and was in “Sherman’s Adam Ina, Short, Wright. Double plav,
March to tbe Sea.”
Boynton to Nadler, Loh to Boynton to Nad-
Deesosod v?aa buried at half past F-e. Tic.» of«a.-iM>2 tun.,; Cuipiiee, Me
two o'clock, today, in tbe Bandon Alli.ter, Harper. Boorer Edmonds.
Wealrrberg as
Btreib lb
Adamiua 3b
Pelland If
<1 Oswell c
Boofield rt
WL> Oswall of
Baom p
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oemetry, under the auapiora of the
G. A. B. Poet of thia place. He leave«
a wife, throe daughter« and two sons
to mourn tbeir bereavement
Eider Holt will preach tbe funeral
service of Mr. Swift, st 11 o’clock,
Sunday, June 14, in Recorder Hall.
Ths game at North Bend between
the team of that place and Coquille
reunited in a victory for the home
team in a score of 10 to 4 runs
Thomas Burrows, the Coquille catcher
received severe injury to one of his
arms retiring him from tbe game.
The standing of the league teams.
Hardware.
Bandon. 1000; Coquille, 000; Marsh­
William Gallier has settled in Ban­ field, 666; North Bend, 333.
don again and haa opened up a gen­
eral Hardware business. Ha carries Chamberlain’s Celle, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy
pans, tinware, buckets, dishes, tools,
la everywhere recognized as tbe ona
fsrm implements and a variety of
remedy that can always be depended
other things.
npon and that ia pleasant to lake. It
Sportameli whether hunters or fish-
ia especially valuable for anmmer
ermeo will be able to obtain supplies diarrhoea in children and ianndoobt
from him, and ba asks a share of
ftublio patronage aod desires the pnb- edly tbe meana of aaviog the livea of
io to cali end see his wares and gel a great many children each year. For
aale by 0. Y. Lowe.
prioea.
OREGON:
With evary 925 of goods purchased
at N. Lorenz’ store you gel a splendid
portrait.
H. A. Cox baa received another big
supply of fine candies. If you buy
of him once you will be sure to «O
again.
J. W. Strange who is operating f io
Curry county was in town Friday ’ 00
bis way to attend the A. O. U. W Re-
1
union al Coquille.
THURSDAY,
JUNE
Worth Seeing.
li,
1903
Jamea Keane, one of the leading
actors ou the stage fodsy, will bo in
town tonight, sccompasied bv his en­
tire troupe. This is moot likely, tbe
best troupe that haa visited Cooe
county yet, and the visit here will
give our citizens a chaaco to wit oom
players that have merit as leaders io
tbe theatrical profession
Mr. Keane is not Itogetber a
The citizens of Bandon are request­
stranger
to the people tbia county,
ed to meet at the Town Hall
and among bis frieoda d acquaint
Friday evening, June 12
sucea is Mr. Jamea laoagan, of
to make further arrangementa for Flanagan & Bennett
Marab-
celebrating July 4. Everybody Oom* field, who epeaka <
. Keane aa
TBw A.e.v.
A.¥. P. W. Bxewrwlw.
worthy the
»Stano« of
the public.
Tbe members generally, of tbe A.
Below ia an extract oopiad from tbe
O. U. W. order, in Coos County, ae-
San Francisco Dramatio Review
aembled in re-union at Coquille, last
wbicb will be of interest.
Saturday, in accordance with tbe pro­
James Keane ia well and favorably
gram that bad been given to tbe
known io Eastern circles aa an actor
public.
of rare skill aod discretion. Until
A delegation of about ninety per­
recently be has been absent from tbe
sons, consisting of members of tbe
Pacific Coast for ten yeaijL For some
Workmen and Degree of Honor, in­
weeks be has been enjoying a much
cluding invited guest, aod attended
needed rest. During bis last engage­
by tbe Fire Department Band, left at
ment in Boston with the famous Cas­
seven in tbe morning, and proceeded
tle Square Stuck Company bo ap­
by steamer to Coquille.
peared in one hundred and tbirty-oue
Tbe trip up was very pleasant as
diflerent roles, ranging from low
tbe morning was delightful, and tbe
comedy to tragedy. This in itself is
Coquille valley always furnishes
quite a record; but, Mr. Keane is
changes of picturesque scenery suf­
blessed wiih remarkable study and
ficient to break the monotony of tbe
appears none tbe worse for wear.
journey. Arrived at Prosper every­
Scarcely out of bis twenties, be can
thing was business and bustle. The
yet count many years to come in tbe
large mill there was in full operation,
juvenile line of work. Although by
and tbe schooner Ruby just com­
nature well suited to tbe dramatic ju
pleting her load, preparatory to sail­
vemle branch of tbe profession, Mr,
ing for San Pedro.
Keane expresses a great fondness for
Just above Prosper tbe new mill of
the heavier character roles. He bas
tbe Southern Oregon Company was
bad ample opportunity to decide on
passed. Tbe building is beginning
tbe lioa of business for wbicb be is
to take on considerable proportions,
best adapted, as the following list of
tbe framework of tbe first aod second
bis many engagements will show.
stories being up, aod a small wharf
His first appearance was made with
constructed ou which rested four large
Chas. Frobinan’s Empire Theatre
boilers designed to furnish steam to
Stock Company in tbe Masqaeraders.
operate tbe machinery of tbe mill.
Hie spirit, however yearned for a
uld Randolph showed up in tbe
greater, deeper field than tbe society
distauce, aa tbe excursion passed, but
drama afforded. He became asso­
bad its usual quiet appearance, except
ciated with James O'Neill of Moats
that tbe new steamer, Pauter & Co-
Cristo fam». A thorough schooling
is having constructed, showed up in
in tbe classic and romantic drama un­
tbe distance, but was too far off for
der this able veteran, brought its re­
inspection. Below Parkersburg we
sults and a New York debut. Al­
passed tbe place where Perkins,
though receiving liberal encourage
Moomaw and White are having their
ruent from tbe preset Mr. Keane
vessel built. It w 11 soon be ready to
realized that be was far too immature
slide into tbe river and to receive the
for tbe heavy roles be was essaying,
machinery. At Parkersburg tba saw
Horatio in Hamlet and Fernando in
mill was at work turning out lumber
Monte Cristo, being rather heavy
and tbe schooner Advance was taking
material for a far older man. A
on a cargo. Tbe rock quarry. River­
chauce soon presented itself however.
ton aud other places of iuterest were
Tbe illness of tbe leading man gave
passed and then came Coquille at
Kathryn Kidder an opportunity of
wbicb place the excursion was met by
witnessing Mr. Keane’s performance
tbe Crescent band aud member of tbe
of Laertes io Hamlet and Albert in
Workmen and Degree of Honor, sod
Monte Cristo. Miss Kidder immedi­
tbe number was soon swelled by tbe
ately engaged Mr. Keaxe to play tbe
arrival of tbe Marshfield delegation
leading role of de Neipperg iu her
After preliminary arrangements tbe
production of Madam Sans Gene.
march to tbe picnic grounds com­
This part originated by Jas. K. Hack­
menced. but from some cause or other
ett, and. that did so much for him,
was left to be coutioued, aod tbe
materially assisted Mr. Keane. At
column stopped aod stood for some
the close of the engagement, be ac­
time in tba blistering beat and then
cepted an offer to alar in conjunction
dissolved.
with Julia Stewart, touring tbe Mid
Tbe grounds were nicely located, die Slates io Leah, Romeo and Juliet,
near tbe railroad depot, where ample The Doll's House, Lady of Lyons,
arrangements were made to spread and Camille. Finaacial difficulties
tbe contents of tbe luoeb baskets and between managers finally succeeded
feed those attending. Tbe exerci-tee in closing tbe tour, and Mr. Keane
took place in tbe forenoon. Rev made a venture into the stock com­
Haberly being tbe speaker, while panies. His first was with James
music by tbe bands and other exer­ Neill in Cincinnati, iben followed
cises filled out tbe time till noon.
seasons with tbe Giffen of Manhattan
In tbe afternoon there was a game Beacb. Denver, the Standard. Phila­
of baseball between a Bandon and s delphia, Meffert Stock of Louisville,
Myrtle Point team, Myrtle Point win­ Ky . and tbe Cast)» Square, Boston,
ning in a score of 3 to 2 runs A Co­ Maae During Ibese years of stock,
quille team then played tbe winners, he several times broke away for pro­
but the day waa too bot to enjoy base­ ductions engagement, io New York
ball much less, to play it Dale Bar City. Again io October, 1900, wbeo
rows and Henry Averill, of Bandon be origioated ooe of tbe leading roles
were tn tbe nail game and each were in Henri-Ila Crosmau’s ladder to
prostrated by tbe excessive beat.
fame. Mistress Nell. Six weeks later
It vrah aflei five v’eloek iu I tie - vt -. t - he resigned oil Wednesday eveuing
ing before the start v-a- m-d - o re from Mia- Crosmau's com pacy to
turn, and it was nearly snndown lie open I be next night acroas l be street
fore tbe beat let up sufficiently to at Wallack's as Cecil Bryant, tbe
Jaading vole fo Liebl-r A jOo'e pro­
give comfort to the excursionists.
duction of the Greatest thing in tbe
Tbe mercury registered 102 to 108 World, Sarah Cowell Le Moyue being
MARINE.
in the shade, at Coquille, we were in­ the star. After the close of tbe New
A «BIVIO.
formed, and Front Street in tbe blaz­ York engagement to the Castle Sqnare Juno 10—sehr Albion, Olson, 17 dsya ro a
ing annshine was equal to at least 10 Stock Company, Boston, where he 8 P to Hi verton. 4AILID.
baa remained since When asked in
> 20 <1. . re- al- ie il,at.
that tl,<- • vh'tt-nPF» l>*
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hfri I Jun* 6 — Stmr Chino. Jenee^, tn 8 F.
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Jun* 7—ci Ku1»*.
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• w rk. Mr. K-- -...|.h.- i
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otherwise bave pruv»-d a pi»-H-aut <X* iir-|i.ilR>U, I*- Pierie, Abe clippie, lu Jui.e tt-ftobr Advauoe, JurReurttD.k) S
casion. There was less desire to be K ni -CI hx I ou ' s revival prodnetion ft
The Two Orphans si Park Theatre,
entertained than to lie comfortable.
Brooklyn, N Y. Mr .Keane is com­
Tbe next gathering of tbe A. O. U. pleting arrangements lo play a sum­
mer season to a circle of northern
W. io to take place at Bsndon.
C. GEHRIG, Proprietor,
town« io order to break io his re­
pertoire for ibe coming season on tbe
JtAJIUFACTVKIl OY
Pacific Coast, desiring to establish a
traveling stock company A well
known actress will be associated with
I will serve Ice Cream at my Par­ him in this venture. His piece de
on bund «nd will keep oonstantlv
lors, west of J. B. Marshall & Son's resist Slice will be a play from the for H»w
the trade and family see, brand« of tbe
French by Dr Daniel Cnllagban,
Store, each Saturday and Sunday author of The Legion of Honor, A heal quality.
afternoon till further notioe.
Scrap of Paper, Tbe Two Sisters, etc.
Good- Aellveied free •< charge •« any
Mass Meeting.
BANDON BREWERY,
Ice Cream
Mrs. E. J. Hite. *
Beer, Porter and Ale
rea«oaahls d|Man«*.
A recognlaad
Oreaoniaa.
authority—TN»
. ew Goods.
Important News Notes
Tvwm June 2
Baer, tbe eosl baron, declares that miners
most die more coal qr"be dteehsrusd.
Tbs British oable steamer Angelin, en­
gaged in laying tbe Commercial FaciHo
oable arrived al Ganin.
Al Gainavilte, Georgia, 40 persons were
fatally injured In a tornado.
Bit hundred square miles of Iowa farming
land is under water and tbe erope rained.
Eleven hundred people left (teattls for
Nome Yesterday.
Bumgarden and Hiobton, ranchers on tbe
Applegate river bare discovered a rich ledge
of gold quarts on their land.
Arabia Hill a mulatto, shot a conductor
at Pasadena Cal. Hill claimed that he gave
tbe conductor live dollars and claimed bia
ebange. The oondnotor claimed that tbe
coin given was a trickle. The conductor
will probably die.
A^hailatorm covered a atrip of country a
mile wide and aeveral miles lung near Dixie
Wash. Hail-tonra tbe site of partrige eggs
ewyersd the ground to the depth of three
feet.
WsDwmrav Jone 3
An excursion steamer waa sunk at Han-
nib«l, Mo. Three children were drowned.
Three masked men held ap a St Ixmia oar.
They robbed tbe motorman and killed the
oonduotor.
Argentina, Chile and Brazil are forn.iug
a defensive alliance against Europe.
Many vessels were lost and many persons
ware drowned during a storm at Valparaiso.
Robbers dynamited a bank at Bedwood
Falls, Minn., and stole 84500.
Five persona were injured in a train wreck
at Alta, III.
The flood ia receding at Kaunas City, but
still rising at lower river points.
A volcano has become aetive in Loo Choo,
an Island of the Javanese empire.
A half hundred German agriculturalists
are touring Oregon.
Charlie Tindall, at Balam, had an arm out
off by a wood saw.
Tsvaanav June 4
Myron Herriok waa nominated for gover­
nor of Ohio by acclamation. Roosevelt and
Hanna were indorsed strongly.
Destructive forest fires bare raged near
Montreal. The villages of Astor and For­
estdale have been completely wiped out.
A mao at Newark, N. J., contracted glan­
ders from whioh be died.
Tarkio. Mo., bad a »50,000 fire.
A party of oowboys and a farmer and his
four eons had a battle near Bnperior, Neb.
The five farmers and three of the oowboys
were killed. Tbe farmers bad been cutting
wire fences on the range to shorten their
route home.
Street boys shot a 12-year-old girl in tbe
mouth with an air gun, at San Francisoo
The girl may die,
Ona miner was starved to death and an­
other almost dead wbeu found, near vol-
oanoville, Cal. They met with an aocident
in a deserted mine and with broken limbs
could not get out.
F xidat June S
Tbe federal graud jury haa found an in-
dictuient against A. W. Machen, former
superintendent of the Poatoffioe Department
of free delivery service.
John Dennis, a negro, was lynohed at
Greenville, Miss., for an assault on a young
woman.
President Roosevelt returns to Washing­
ton from his visit to tbe Northwest.
A levy broke at St. Louis letting the water
flood a traot of over 100,000 acraa of land
and containing over 10,000 population.
The Morooooan rebellion is about ended,
and tbe Pretender oannot long bold out.
Nine persona were killed and six seriously
injured in a train wreck at Stilwell, Kan.
Maine comes to tbe front with an ice
trust.
Fires are spreading in the Adirondack
moamains and millions iu timber and prop
erty ia being destroyed.
Five masked men held up, beat and robber
seven people at Portland.
B atubdat June 6
Tba village of Hopewail Cape, in New
Brunswick, consisting of 21 houses, has been
burned.
Eppinger <t Company of San Francisoo,
large grain exporters have failed. Liabilities
are oue and a quarter million dollars.
Five oases of accidental asphyxiation oc­
curred in San Francisoo from esoaping gaa.
One proved fatal.
Tbe contract was let for the last of tbe St.
Louis fair strnotuies. Tbe prioe is »171,000.
A Texas duel resulted in tbe death of both
participants and tbe mortally wounding of
a bystander.
Two men were killed outright and two
more fatally wounded in Nebrask by a train
striking a hand oar.
Mount Pelee ia reported to be in action
again.
J. 8. Farrier, of Alabama, dropped dead
while paying the first premium ou a |10,0UO
life insurance.
M oxdat June 8
The Missouri river ia higher at St. Louis
than it has been ror 60 years. 8000 persona
are homeless on tbe opposite side from bi.
JjooJs.
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I he authorities at Washington h”V>
ordered vrarahip« to Valpa-aiao on ao-
,-ouiit of di-turbanoee there.
A water-spout struck an elevated train
near Brooklyn, N. Y., but little damage is-
vnt'rvj.
Janes K mm tte
AetorCsai
Number 24.
Wcskly
(temples oaa be fosod In tbe ««loons.
Low Prices
nClioniHM .A nclei'Mon,
DIALIII IN
G-ezxeral IDry Goods
CnlifiMMMy GltiMhaiuB. Mualin«, Satteen«, Organdie«, Kibbstns, Thread, and other tfocxli*
and all kinds of Nothms.
Gentlemen s Ladies' and Children's Underwear, Hose, and Men's and Boys'
Overalls & other wears.
Provisions and Groceries in Stock.
Canned Goods, Jellies, aud all kinds of Delicaeiea and Edibles usually to be found
iu a Grocery Store.
Tobacco«« and Smokers’ Supplies carried.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
ttywtw
Stoves, Ranges
We aré stttt doing business at Tbe Old
Stand and can pisase you. Give us a Cail
and examine our
and Farm Implements, Etc
Now is tbe time to purchase Hardware.
in stock a large assortment of
The undersigned has
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Paint«, Olla. Doorn and Windows.
T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man
Hotel Coquille
Aboquille City, Oregon
J. P. TUPPER, Proprietor.
This well known hotel is now under new and com­
petent management.and bas been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout The table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats and trains free of charge.
Fine new bar in connection with the hotel.
And so
is here
Men’s and.
Boy’s Suits.
Witn a Complete line of
Boots and Shoes
not to be Excelled.
Aluiaue An Ua..d » Full Btock of Hay. Grain
Always
on Mana nild B11 killds of
Spprl Grain l,nd Or*”‘
oeea
tarain S(,,h18
81l
kinds in stock.
Mill Feeds.
A Full supply of butter kegs, cubes, papers etc.
Will handle your Butter and Produce in unlimited amounts.
Sanderson Bros.
BANZtooN.
IV. Haydon, M.D.
C. T. Elu.rxien.rotlier
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Publio
Filings and Final proofs made on Home
steads,'timberClaims and other U. 8. Lands
UBINABY AND
SKIJ<
DISEASES.
Office—East Front Street,
B andon . O bboox .
DIGESTIVE,
Money Loans ReKotlnted on Approved
Security.
Office at Topper House. Bandon, Oregon.
Residence oo Butte Creek. Oregon.
A. W. KIME, M. 1».
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
BANDON, OREGON.
OkO. P. TorriNO,
ATTORNEY AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW
AMD
Calls to all parts of town and county
promptly answered day or night. Office on
oorner of Lower Main and Atwater streets
J. W. STRANGE,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
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DENTIST,
Fire Insurance.
Bandon,
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Oregon.
J. M. CPTOM,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
BANDON,
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• OREGON.
Will visit Bnndon rc-jniarly on dates to bo,
supplied iu the Local Column.
BANDON. OOOB COUNTY. OBKGOH.
Office in the Eldorado Bnilding. on Firftt
Street.
RANDON LODGE Na. 138, 1. O.O. F
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T» ANDON LODGE, No. 133,1. O. O. F.
Watches! Watches!!
1) meets every Saturday evening.
Visiting brothers in good standing
cordially invited.
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H abit W alk ». Seo.
BANDON lolifiX, No. 11S.A.F.A. »1 *
TV ANDON LODG E, No. 115, A. F A .M B
IV Htated oomniniiications tlrst 8nt j.
urdav after tbe full moon of each Z
month. A ll Master Manons cordially g
invited.
W. HAYDON, W. M. g
ARK you A WARK
Tba* in the con roe of a year tbe balance
of your watch makes 157.860,000 revolutions?
M. B budbb , 8eo.
Court Queen of tbe Foresi No. 17,
Foreatera of Amertea.
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fj'NGURT QUEEN OF TUE FORESI ,
pV. No. 17, meeta Fridav night c.f eacli,
^week. in Conore»« Hall. Bandon. Oregon
In time tbe oil gums, and produces fric­ wl
eordial welcome laeiUndrd to all via
tion, which wears the delicate bearing«, de­ sitine brothers.
T. B. DAVIDSON.
Chiaf Ranger.
stroys their high fiui-b, and perfect fit; thus 5 J. N. Ltaot-om,
Fin. Swretarv.
raining an «curate time piece.
Think of It!
When you do this do not blame the jewel­
er bi-enn-w- he cannot make it run aa ao-
enrate as it did before.
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
An ordinary machine •« oiled daily. Your
watch from which you expect oorreot time
should bo el» «need and oiled once a year,
Do not neglect vonr watch, bot bars it re- j
paired by Arthur Hire, the reliable jeweler, I
who guarantees all bis work.
KOCMB HOUSE OALLERT, B.»M>oy
Baudon, Ore.
Photographers,