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» o o e « 52 Times a year for $2. BANDON, temli pi ihst wwsto. Ttae mteomaas C. A- Kk* to MaM* atgeusW aasd Mody tow bsmiatN* flnm re «. K. U. BastoUimi'e w temw this weak Tike tfanmade OabwHvn bed to pmto fam» theto «MW hnto MmevAey evee- thi pineal tetoog om the eivh lam». ViHtoa lAoJItow hm hwd hie more Iruai eoeemi with dimsmsoa ebingtoa am j»*«Miu« ugtusw« la* driving tBMtUi reiwta Umfawe from Ewrtww Ito»«*» *'• Hous« for rent. Apply at Posl- oBce. Thanksgiving Ball at Bullards, on Saturday Evening, Nov. 26lh. E. C. Holland waa in town Sunday night in tbe interest of The Recall. Ed Clark, of Northern Cnrry, was Aatjg hiMiueea io Baodoo Saturday amd Sanday. Tbe Rtcoarma makes its appearance a day earlier this week, so that the force eon obeorve Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. J. L. Thompson, of Coquille, returned a few days ago from a visit to relative« io the Willamette Valley. Sarveyoe McCulloch wae running fawi in Beadon, Monday, to establish bnanda tot wane lots belonging to Mr. Laytoe. The eaaeery seeeoe is over. Mr. Tirnaao«« inf<>nn«d onr reporter that tan bod pat apW.SOU caeca of aalmoti Ibis year, a few tuore or Ires. John Yoaham of Green Point, and L. D. Smith of Cooe River, were in town last Friday, on tbeir way to Rogue River with a band of goats for K. D. Hume. A. Adolpbaea, of Poet Orford, waa io town Friday oo bis way to Myrtle Point where busineea called him for a day or two. Mr. Adolphsen is on his way to visit Ben Frsneiseo, and will taka passage ou a ateamer for that pi are. Notable men aud women from all parts of tbe world,expoaeotsof many creeds aud twliefa, will deliver ad dresses al the Exposition. Famous exponents of Buddhism, Mohamme danism. aud the religion of Confueiua will be among these. S. A. D. Eaton, an Attorney of Che balis, Wash., baa eoneluded to locate al Bandon and engage in tbe practiee of hie profession. Mr. Eaton was for some years a resident of Pocahontas, Arkansas, and eomea to tm highly ree- ommeuded ae a lawyer of ability and integrity, and as a citizen. Persons needing tbe services of an attorney need not hesitate to call npon him for «HHintaoce. Hie card appears in another column. «ferity ioorcsmntg in MMubw- Th» 4TOM1H sell fov two dtaitow* «pits®- ffoM» W . Mm» stf Irirepav wue • vnsrtor ia town leal gaiardey ntgM- M. Smitk and Im eaphew, John Moore, are H> Iowa awaiting the hu L iug of the Eltoubetto, oa tbnr way to spend the winter ia California. The stormy weather has hewn ratb er detrimental to sbippiog during tbe past two weeks. However, tbe out look is better for ealm weatber. Urban Gray,«! Myrtle Point,is go ing to paint new scenery for tbe Op era House at Coquille. Mr. Gray painted tbe sceuery for tbe Opera House here. The steamer Breakwater carried 3000 boxes of Cooe County apples to Sau Franeisco last week. Those from the Coqtnlle side were largely in ex cess of those from the Bay district. When you are calling, call ou Cox tbe groceryman. He will be tickled to receive you, aud bis provision«, groceries and fruit, are always palata, Lie, and bis flour, bams aud bacon are of the best. Tbe Government Life-Saving Sta tion at tbe Lewis and Clark Exposi tion will lie fitted up in tbesame man ner as a large service station. There will be tbe regulation complement of fife boats and a crew to attend them. No business can be run without funds, and as tb ereare some subscrib ers in arrears, we will send oot state- esoata to such, and will appreciate a The Foresters are preparing to give prompt respoose. The amounts are a Grand Ball, on Saturday evening, generally small, but if paid promptly, December 24tb Rernemlier the date. they wifi help tbe R ecobdeb over tbe Posters will appear later. rough places. Western Httmr. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jouea and The Recall, in i s last -.site, in try- daughter. Mrs. Tucker, arrived here Friday evening on tbeir return home, ing to place the responsibility for the Mr. aud Mrs. Jones having spent tbe loss of the schooner Western Home, aummer visiting relatives in the East. reflects somewhat on the management They visited the St Louis Fair and of tbe tug Triumph, and, we think, Mw part of Washington and Califor without cause. That the tug did not have steam np nia, besides passing through Oregon. Work has been considerably retard- was owing to the fact that tbe master <ed on the Woolen Mills building, of the lug was of the opinion that tbe lately,on account of tbe stormy weath schooner would not be np io time to er; nevertheless, the structure con be towed in on that tide, aa his orders Jinnee to grow. Tbe rafters are now are not to work on an ebb tide. Hie in place, most of the sheeting ia on, judgment seems to have been correct, likewise tbe weather boarding, and as the water bad fallen inside tbe one seventh of the roof is laid. A river when tbe schooner started in, few 3 <ys of good weather will see tbe and tbe fall on tbe bar must have building nnder roof, and then con been at least one foot. There is a elaim made by some that struction can go ahead without itu pediment. Tbe machinery is due to tbe tide was still flooding, but it is a coinmeoce arriving with tbe next trip well known fact that the water on the surface rune into the river for the best of tbe steamer Chico. end of an hour after it liegina to fall npon tbe bar, and tbe time is true of t lie ebb tide when the flood tide be gins. Tin' Ball at Bullards has been Almost, and we believe al), of tbe «hanged to Saturday Evening. Nov. trouble that baa come to schooners on 26t . instead of Thanksgiving Even tbe Coquille bar, haa come to those ing Remember the free boat that who have sailed in when they should will be run. have staid outside, and most of them The steamer Favorite will rnn from earn« in oa an ebb tide. Coquille City carrying g neat a to the . It is a well known fact that the Co dance quille bar bee little or no wind wbee Midnight supper at the asual price there is a light wind from the eonth, wiN be served. and schooner masters certainly are ac Boati — Neer Bando«. Saturday, quainted with these things. Tbe niMter of tbe Western Home K« tv . JXU. to Ut. <uU Mr«. esrtainly was acquainted with tbe Malt J oh moo , a daughter. bar, aud ibe conditiona that bad ob- tained. If ba was bound to come in oa that ti3p be atouM bare come atraigbt in and not struck the coast north of tbe bar. and then bad to sail down broadside oo to tbe breakers in to make harbor. If there is any reepoosibility to be placed, be can shoulder what belongs to him. but be, nor any one else, should not expect • • the tug to be outside waiting to tow tlnmi in after tbe tide is receding. He took bis chances; if be bad sue ceeded it would have been all right, but as tide and the wind failed him, be lost hie vessel. We have seen others sail in long af- tA-tbe tide bad been ebbing, but they Maybe we haws <w left, if yp. th» me<hi a success, beuce there was no f»iae will piewee yoB. i “bid” coming. Grand Ball at Bullards SAY!! RACKET sa OB v tOosfe ■ Mail, bo» tba goo<l> «n «4 • « om ! fenwiriy. se* ths prioBa wvwW. ? ' We see toAimyw OREGON: TMUMDftV, HQVEHVKR L. D. W. Sbnltoo aud J A. Bebuer I. N. DeLong, of Riverton, was a of Seattle, registered at the Tapper Bandon visitor Friday night. Hoose Friday evening. Dr. Colio, of Coquille City, was Cunnty Surveyor, C. S. McCulloch, down last Friday, having been called to see Mrs. W. F. Disbar who haa was employed last week to surveying been iodispoaed siuce her return from a «bangs in tbe road in toe Roy dis trict above Coquille City. the Eaat. C H. James, of Coquille, was io Rev. Horsfall will conduct Episco pal service« in St. John’s Church on town, Friday eveoing, locking after a Thanksgiving Day, at 2:30 o’clock in scowload of bard wood that be bad the afternoon—alse on Sunday morn shipped, aud which came down the river that day. ing at 11 o’clock. Some parties were np from Rogue River, last week, after cables to use io getting the gasoline schooner Ber wick afloat, the Berwick being ashore at that place. Progress in construction on the grounds and buildings of the Lewie and Clark Exposition is far advanced, and everything points to a completed fair on June 1st. A complete set of rnles governing the nee of the Exposition Grounds by exhibitors and concessionaires, has lw*n isened. T he charge for lighting end power and other accommodations are included in the pamphlet. CITY BARBER SHOP W. ». MAMBIS. Free, nowpeou’i Old Stand. Mrs. Laura Stntts and son, C. M. Stmts of La Grande, and C. L. Fox, of Elgin. Oregon, were in town a few days, and look the stage down tbs eoast, Monday morning, being out on a timber cruising expedition. Sam Naas, of Astoria, was in town Friday, and we learned that the ont- put of the Prosper cannery was near 7,<MX> cases. The output was shipped last week by way of Coos Bay, and Mr. Naas left on Saturday for Astoria, with bis complement of Chinamen. Dentist is Here. Tbe YuathsC.m aa a «lift. What other Cbristmaa present cau you ebooee that will givs ao much pleasure for so little uouey as a year’s subscription for Tbe Youth's Companion? The Holiday Nuotoers and tbe Calendar, joyously welcoosd on Christmas moruing, making a giod gift in tbemeslves, are but tbe fore taste of a whole year's feast to cope. Tbe mind is entertaioed with -he numbers in band, and the imagination revels in the pleasure that each »ew week will briog until Christmas eooes again. If you desire to asake a Cbristosee present of tbe Youth's Compateon, seud tbe publishers tbe name andad- dress of the person to whom yon viab to give Tbe Companion, with «75, tbe annual subscription price, staling tbut it is to be a gift. Tbe publishers will send to the sddreee named, ■ a parcel to be opened Christmas morn ing, ail the remaining iMiMw for ISAM, published after tbe subscription a re ceived, including tbe Double Hobday Numbers, Tbe Companion's ‘‘Ciroa- tions” Calendar for 1UU5, litbograshed in twelve colors and gold, and sub scription certificate for tbe tifly two taene« of 1905. Full Illustrated Announewwent, fully describing the principal failure« of The Companion's sew volnpe for 1905, will be sent to any addrew free. THE YOUTH’S COMPANION. 144 Berkeley Street. Boston, Maas. Ikji.l t OH Age. Tcadbsv. Nov. IS. Tbe Patrons of Hanbaudry assembled in Convention in Portland. Tbe British began inquiry into tbe oaaae of tbe North Bea ioeident. Rusais is eaupbstie sud will brook no in terference in her war with Japan. Turkey still fail* to carry oot ber promisee to tbe Cui led Sts les. aud toe Legsliuu has sent the Porte an imperative note. H. W. Miller of land fraad fame was ar rested at Redding, Cal. He was playing his same old game. Fire in tbs stock yard* kt Jeriey City caused a loss of >100,000. Three men are missing. Another asbestos mine hae been discovered in Josephine Coewty General Htoesael. Commander of tbe Bos- etan foreee a* Port Arthur, i* reported to have been woauded. WaDMasPAT. Nov. 16. The torpedo boat Baatoropny ran the blockade at Port Artbar daring a aiowetorm in the night, and ran to Cbetoo with dia- oatchee. She waa followed bv a ooaple of Japanese croiaera, and tbe Raaaiana blew op tbeir veaael for fear It woeld fall iato toe bandaof tbe Japan««*. W. C. P. Breckenridge, tbe noted Ken- tnokian, is stricken with apoplexy. Russia will build soma bettleatiipe abroad. American builders will get aome contracts. Albany failed to got a dry town, and now tba eitiaens are agitating to aecare bigb liceaae. A tve-story building, containing manafae- toriea, eatploying 300 percuss, took lire and was pr*ctio«lly destroyed. Many peraua bad to be «arrud out of tbe building. T bubsdst , N ov . 17. Tbe Japanese assault on Port Artbar is continued unremittently. A Chinaman who aided Japan««« marksaMn. waa here by tbe Raaaiana. General Htoeeesl reports that bis woend ia alight. He was wounded in tbe bead. Tbs Russians report that Port Arthur will hold oat until tbe arrival of the Baltic fleet. Tbe cold weather haa stopped tbe opera tions of toe Kamian and Japanese armies near Mukden. One man dead, three others badly burned, and a lose of •25.000 was tbe rsaelt of fire ia a tar plant at Dsn ver, Colorado. Eight of the principal bouaesof Dewitt, Missouri, burned down. Los* >50,000. Ono man killed, and a wan aud woiuan seriously injured, was tbe result of aa auto- uiobile going over aa einbynkment near Loe Angele*. • a < The City Meat Market, 0 Yes! 0 Yes! We Have the Variety of Stock Beef. Pork. Vest, Mutton. Lamb, Bologna and Pork Banaage, Prewed Beef, H«ad Cbeeee, Corned Beef. Pickled Pork, Eggs. Vegetablee aud Boiler. Call on ua and get our prioee before buying elsewhere. We are not like the Hind Wheels of a «»Ron, alwayn following io the tame rut. bueiueiNi, aud we get there by keeping We are pusher«, etrivUm far a IMMST Tire Best Meat in tire Land and eening at the very lowest price«. We are here to please and here to stay. Yours to serve, J. Waldvogel & Son, Props. Bandon Meat Market, T. Anderson Prop. Will Keep ob Hand at all Timea Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard Sausages, Etc., also Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce. I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc. J. Denholm QI Dry Goods of Every Description Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes. Boots <Sr Stxoes Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. Dr. Tatom, of Portland, will be at Suits Made to Measure. F bidat , N ov . 18. the Tupper Hoose until Sunday, the It's shameful when youth toils to 27th. Tltoee wishing work will pleaae show proper respect for old age, but Twenty-two pea tanks exploded in the gas AGENT FOR WARNER’S RÜST PROOF CORSET. charging Mation at Chicago. Five men were call before that time. just tbs contrary in ths case of Dr. killed, twenty were injured, and several are King's New Life Pills. They eat off ■aieeing. all aealadies no aaaUw bew ass sea and Tbe eakwed pepnlatiwa at Brnae has bwa The Nev, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer given M boars In wbieb to leave. Many are irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, leaving. The order is toe resslt of depreda There will be a Basket Social Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, all tions eoaimittod by the negroes. in Long's Hall, Saturday evening yield to this perfect Pill. 25cts at George Card and Emma Durham were November 2ti, the proceeds of which Lowe’s Drug Store. killed and Tbotnae Card fatally wounded in Kentucky. The woman was killed to bide are to be given to the M. E. Church. Ta Iwstall lee Plant In the crime. Perpetrator* are unknown. Each Lady is requested to bring a Mehaaser C’lsetco. The freighter Mohawk caught fire in Long basket with lunch prepared for two, Island Honnd and was totally destroyed. To freeze steelhead salmon on tbs The watchman wa* burned Tbe crew os and purchaser is to have tbe pleasure Thi* Steamer is New. is Htrongly built, and fitted with the latest improvements. anJ will of diniug with tbe lady whose basket Bogus River snd bring them to Port esped. give a regular 8 day service, for passengers and freight, between tbe Oaklaod. Cnlifeeuia, boa gone sp bead in land, returning w.th a general cargo, Coquille River, Oregon, and Han Francisoo, Calif. be bought. A musical program has toe Paoifie Coast Baeeball League. been prepared, at ths close of which will be the future occupation of tbe ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon. Berglare at Detroit, shot and killed one tbe baskets will ba sold to tbe highest gasoline echooner Cbetco, wbieb patrolman and mortally wounded a weond E. T. KRVZ, Managing Agent, 207 Front Htreet, Sau Francisco, California. reached port from Seattle during tbe o*M. The mardeMiw escaped. bidder. 8 atd * dav , Nov. 19. Persons bringing baskets will be night, and is berthed at East Oak St. Tbe veeeel is owned by rMideute of The etatete of Frederick the Great, the admitted free. the Sound and this port, sad for tbe gift or the German Emperor, was ««vailed PROGRAM at Waabingtoa. past four years baa been trading in The Yale football team beat toe Harvard Inatrsweatal Holo...........Bvrtba Ntephenvon Alaska waters. There are now three team in a aeore of 12 to 0. No«« .......................................AgnMOilse craft plying between San Fra&eweo A geaeral eugagemsnt is reported to be oo V..eal Doit and Rogue River, being owned by tbe nteog tbe Hhakbe River. The Kaseiane are . ...................Eie le HAephecaoe Voeal Holo Hume inter« sts, and the Udes of the ■aid to be pressing tbe Japenees right. Cornet Bolo Tbe Reesiaae repnln* tbe Japs al Lons Bed Koom Suites Curtain Poles and Fine Wall Paper «»d ............. Mr and Mlaa Beatty Cheteo's owners iato divert wbal bas free Hill. Voeal IhiH........... and Piece«. Window Trimming». Houae Lining. .... Mre. Harri« in see may be aeeured to tbe Columbia Voeal Solo............. General Btoeoaei estimates tbe Japnnem- -------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CABBIAGES -------- ......Mrs Mehl River in opposition to that trio. In«tramental Solo loesse at Port Artbar, Out. 2Sth to Nov. 2nd, .. Helen Logea- Voeal Holo........... Cabinet Shop in Connection. MattreMes and Spring«. When launched the Cbetco was a to have been 10,1100 A «I m * I met* a, Adali«, IA«««. Chllaren, tecta Kei-ort comes that the Coar'i en-.o; I* oa Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty. windjammer, but soon after she waa ibe way to anange terms for tbe capitula equipped with a motor engine. Har tion of Port Arthur. Wuat tw *'Mw«aalklac.” Glaaa, Paint«, Oils, Bruihe«. UNDERTAKING ris A Co., of the East Side, baa tbe Fourteen minors are dead at Fernie, B. C., Ths following, from th« pen of A Full Line of Burial Casket«. Burial Robe« and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies tb. contract for manufacturing an ice as a resalt of an expi sion of ga Constantly Kept on Hand. Iconoclast, io th« Port Orford Trib making plant, and when it ia ready to mine* Tbe Fu-niture wagon drivtr* at Chios 40 une, gives us an idea of the re«p«ct be installed, tbe Cbetco will be that some men have for law and or hauled up to Supple's yards, where have gone on n strike. der. and, for the matter of that, for tbe work will be done. Her bouse ■AMIMI. Anmvim. themselves also; will also be remodeled and made Wa wish to extend onr hand to all larger, and other changes are to ba Nov. 1>—8tmr Chico. Mm-lin, 3K days our brothers who voter! for prohibi brought about which will detain Ibe from Ban Franeiaeo. tion; God bleee I Lem, we say, each dinky eraft in tbe harbor about a CJ- T- Blumenrother and every one, and we know that thia month. The little vessel is command U. S. C«auuutt«PMd Nttery Publio wish is being echoed by all true moth ed by Captain Seott, who will Iseve ers every where. We are glad that the ber after bar first trip south. She is Filin«« and Final proof« made on Hotue- «tMda, Timber Claims and other U. 8. Lands majority of our voters have awakened 101 tone register.—Telegram. IWeney Leaafli N<w«»tlat«d «n Approved Wagons of all kinds made to order. to the fact that onr boys are in dan Saanrlty. Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give aatisfnotion. Prices Mot a Sbek Day SI dm . ger. and the way to save them is to (Mta ia room 10 Bavaria Building, Ban- Reasonnble ... remove fbe temptation. Uncle Jim •‘I was taken severely sick with kid dua. hkeoiueuote BubU Creek, Horseshoeing a. SpeolG-lty ▲ 1! kinds af fkeal Rataltea bonfbt and Haft ia oue of tbe many who most ney trouble. I tried all sorts of med loyally stood by bis colors, and crip, icines, noue of which relieved me. Mid. pled aa he is with rheumatism, walked One day I saw an ad. of your Electric rosar CTTO* urn a» w wwwwww www w from tbe Sixes Rivwr bridgerip to tbe Bitters, and determined to try that. Cenrt Qeeeli of the Forest No. 17, S "Do We *r* "t'lt doing baainsM at Th* Old school bouse at George Fitzhugh’s to After taking a few doses I felt relieved Foresters of America. *'■ * v*»A Stand and can please you. Give us a Call vote against whisky. Quite a differ and soon thereafter was entirely cured, OURT QUEEN OF THE FORESI j and examine oar ent man is be from some others, who, and have not seen a sick day since. No. 17. meets Fridnv night of encb week. in Concrrte Hall. Bandon. Oregon having young sons of tbeir own, Neighbors of mine have been cored of A oordial welcome ie extended to all vis boasted that “if prohibition carried" Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and itine brotbera. J. E. FIHHER, J. N. LiaoLota. Cbief Banper. Now is the time to purchase Hardware, The undersigned has. they were going to ‘‘moonshine,” aud Kidney troubles, and General Debili Fin. Seoretary. tn stock a large assortment of others who were going to furnish free ty." This ia what B. F. Bass, of whiskey to get all the boys drunk on Fremont, N! C. write«. Only-SOcts Sundays. Now, let fore warned be at C. Y. Ixiwe’s Drug Store. HAN DON LODOK Mo. 133,1.0.0. F fore-armed, and be ready to uphold Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplie«. andon lodge , no . im , i . o . o . f ._ our laws, and let each offeuder receive S. A. D; EATON, meets «very Sstordav evening.« Painta. Olla. IlaeFH and Windows. Visiting brothers in good standing! his just deserts regardless of who be oordially invited. « TIN8HOP IN CONNECTION. ____ LA VYBB, be. CHAH. F. LORENZ. N. G. • Basket Social. Elizabeth, G. P. JENSEN, Master Furniture Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY. J. C. Shields & Son, DO YOU NEED ANY HARD WARE? C Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Efo Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, B Dr Prentis Coming. Dr. Prentis, Dentist from Marsh field, will be in Bandon Nov. 27th to Dec. 1st, prepared to do all manner kinds of roofs painted and rt- of work in his line, Those in need of bis sewice should call early. All lixalih* « specialty. Y. W. IWikRT^ Bandon, Ore. work guaranteed. RANDOM .... OtKQON. ▼ill practice in oil Ooarta. up»t«lm 1« «1 D«r«d« •analog Mooting Done. « Number 46 1104 Impertant Neve Botet *«««•« •» »mMsm All persons hereby forbidden to treo- p*M on m, premMes for the purpose of hnntinc. and any psr«»n *>nnd trmpamiug upon uiv lan<te hsWnw sun. in tb.ir po,.ea aion, will be prorogfly prosecuted. ■foww RAXStoor, Ha. R FaaDiaicx, Ja.. Hee. a BAUDON lotto«, Ko. 118, A. ». A. M andon lodge , Ko. ns. a f . a . m . Stated commnuications first. Sat urday after the full moon of each month. All Master Masons cordially invited. PETER NELSON. W. M. j. E. Wiurraou. Seo. 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