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THE RECORDER
Taff/.
Moats
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M obps Marshall Jird at his home. C24 East
Third street, this morning at 3:15 o’clock,
IB PUBLISHED
aged J»4 years, K months and 12 days.
Ijnin TMl’KNOAY ArTKKNvON
Moses Marshall was born ip Virginia
Bridge A. Ileacti
April 4th, 1811. While he lived at various
bf ...
M|oiet>. Billiges inni Heater*
times lu Ob*O< liliuois aud Missouri, the
WHOLESALÈ AND RETAIL DEALÜK8
major portion of Lis life has been »pent in
4. T BPVVBB.
Kansas, he having lived in and arouud
Chenyvale for the past thirty tive years.
Mr. Marshall has bteu ill aud ailing for
HUHSCKIPTION RATES.
the past five mouths, Lot took to bib tied
only three weeks ago. During those three
pna Y«*r................................................. *2 00
weeks be has not been able to sit np or move
ÿix Month«.............
I 00
around without assistance, but has not com
Three Month«..........................................
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plained, bearing bis illness as only a true
It PltD IN AirVAXCB,
«1.K A kKAB.
Christian could.
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Mr. Marshall is survived by his wife and
£Uig paper is entered at the Bandon post
ten children : Mrs. C. C. Kincaid. Mrs. F. J.
qfboe as Second-cl ass Mattef.
Straub, Mrs. C. R. Barrow, all of Cherry
vale. Mrs- Nellie M. Wills of Lu« Angeles
Mrs. Anu Monager of Lt avenwotth. Stephen
A Place Where You Can Save Money on
THURSDAY. iAN. 1. laof.
D of Kansas City, Moses 61. living soQth of
Your Hardware billni
this city, C. M. of Cherokee, John B. Mar
shall of Bandon, Or. anil Mrs W. C. Powell
After two years’ reigr. as a dry town,
who is now at Bandon, Or. with her brother.
Ashland went “wet" at the late elec
The funeral service will be held from the
tion.
family residence Monday afternoon at 2:U0
finrket I’rioe Allowed for Erodaoe of all Kind*.
o’clock, the Key. Bobbins of the Methodist
church, of which Mrs ¿Marshall has been a
Among your New Year resolution»
PROSPER,
OREGON.
Currie« a completo stock of General Hardware, Stoves nnd Ranges,
member since her sixteenth year, officiating,
did yotj fenol ve to be a booster tor
A min unit ¡on, Paints aud White Load, Snub aud Doors, Picture
burial to be iDHde iu Fairview cemetery.
{Jandon during 19üßt
Mr. Marshall was an upright and a Godly
Moulding, Pope, Crockery, »Stoneware, Lampe, etc.
ONEY to loan on aimroved security. « y •; rnrrri-tTr.-i-mr: -, tti-y
man, one whose equal is seldom met with.
Inquire of Howard M. Brownell.
Get price* elsewhere
Frink W. Benson of Rosebnrg has
It is said of him and it is true, that he never
A. B. SABIN
then come here nnd make eoniparnMiua.
in all his almost ninety five years on this AÄTANTI D—5000 cords of shingle bolt
ofiiria||y announced his candidacy for
material.
B andon Mr«. Co.
Manufacturer aud Dealpr tn
V
earth, intentionally wronged a human be y V
|he nominal ion on the Republican
ing; he was considerate, kind and affection
AN
I
ED
—
To
exchange
good
Portland
f All Kinds of Saddlery.
poket, for Swcrolary of State.
ate; he was generous to a fault, never was
property fur deeded timber laud.
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Harne., and Sad.lle. Repaired.
.i
there anything needed to be done for any
Gladstone SV.*1, Havior St., Portland Ore.
r BANDON,
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one but what he was always found willing
A uiorement ie on foot to noi*e (be
HINGLES for «nie. No. 2 white cedar
and anxious to do, He was a Christian in
pwnaof Marshfield, North Beod,Em
shiuL’Iea. full coutil, *1 per thousand.
Will not make a man look dressed np if be has a tbree-days growth of beard.
every sense of the word, and emulated the
Bandon Commercial Co.
pire and Bangor, cbooae a new name
Presto, change. Just «ten into
example of the Great Teacher, in so far as it
and have only one town on the Bay.
was possible for hppiap to do.
ANTED—to buy one or two lots op
TI F MORRISONS Barber ESI aojd
riveV front.
pood idea! They will need something
and he will mr.ke von look like a gentleman.
Hot hii <| Cold Baths.
His absence from the family circle will lie
Bandon
Real
Estate
Agency.
hard to bear, but the burden is nothing by
¡ike that oyer there to keep up with
the consciousness that he has gone to the
Bandon.
Great Beyond for his reward, such a reward
as he most assuredly deserves In this city,
A. Garfield, Prop.
The Portland Journal publishes a
where he spent the major portion of his life,
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weat her map of Oregon and leave» off
there can be found no man, woman or child,
The
Old
Reliable
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In
al
I
the
latest
designs
and
sizes,
in
foot
all
kinds
of
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who
can
truthfully
say
that
Moses
Marshall
P oob Bay. And yet they »ay tbHt
ever did anything, or said a word, to hurt
Portland i» not knocking Coos Bay,—
anyone; everyone who knew him instinc
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Blacksmith and
poos Bay Harbor.
tively loved him, and it is not only in hie
can be had by calling on or addressing
Katherine
West
to
A
D
Morse,
assignment,
Keep quiet, brother. Bandon is on
home where he wi I be missed—the grief
Wagonmaker
J
M
Upton,
atty
for
assignee.
Continued
tliHt weather map, anti the particular
elsewhere is as great. TruIv, a good man,
pecial
for term.
weather that Cooa county i» proud of. T J Stillwell to A D Morse, assignment, J M and a Christian man. has left us to go to
Heavy
Forging
I
bis Maker.—Cherryvale (Kansas) Journal.
Stewart & White, Proprietors.
is found at Bandon, and ia the most Upton, atty. Continued.
I
Nliip Work
Corner
3rd
and
D St.
Marshfield, Oregon.
equable of any in the United Slates. Prosper Mill Co vs J D Stewart, Sherwood
nnd Lodging Work
Turned Sha fting, Cap and Set We use only the best material and guarantee all work Lowest prices. Prompt attention.
for plaintiff, Upton for defendant. Con
Steel Range Free.
in
onr
Specialty.
Screws,
ATachine
Bolts,
Charle» Augustus Peabody, who tinued.
The R ecorder is going to make
Wm Panter va Connty Court. Appeal from
Pipe and Fittings,
O bkoon .
R aspón ,
has been selected as the choice of the county court on commitment to asylum- one of jts lady readers a present of a
Brass Work.
board of trustees for president of the Stanley t Borns and J W Bennett for pltf handsome $60.00steel range. The
’"idC-r
General Repairing.
Pnttefa Shop in
Mutual Life IriHUrance Company, to pep M lirown and A J Sherwood for deft range is a Bridge & Beach “Super
C. H. PATTERSON
CftpueQtian.
Continued
succeed Richard A. McCurdy, is a
J P 'l opper vs Veter Loggia, notion at law, ior,” one of the highest grade manu Dray and General Delivery
prominent banker ami railroad injip.
Geo I*. I.nird Proprietor
Walter Sinclair for pltf. W U Douglas fof factured. ft is ou exhibition at A.
Meet all Boats.
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
He is a director in three national deft.
McNair's hardware store. Go in nnd
---- All orders handled with care.—
banks and one saving» bank, and is E B Fish vs C B Hines, suit to foreclose Ren, see it.
Bandon. Oregon,
B andon , ; : O regon .
Upton A Rummell (pr pltf. Guerry for
on fbe directoral«» of tbr«>e railroad
Mrs. L. J. Davison, Bandon...............
(Jeft
poptinned.
companies. He ha» also served a» the
SPECIAL. HATES BY THE WEEK OB MOA’Tn.
Simpson Lumber Co vs T W Clark, suit for Mrs. A I>. Monte, Bandon...................
Priceless beyond nil possessions is the eye
director of an insurance company, and apiiointment of receiver. W U Douglas for
sight, deserving’of yonr highest considura-
I h just in receipt of a new and
Miss Olga l'edrrson, Prosper.........
¡a Ihe repre»entative of the William pltf, Upton, Farrin, Guerry A Hollister for Mrs. W. F. Harris, Bandon...............
freah stock of
Do not allow fakes to trifle with yonr
About tbe middle of January, 1306,
Waldorf Asfor estate in this country. deft. Continued.
Mrs. Kila J. kelson, Bandon ... .
Drugs and Chemicals,
And tbe MuHml dir ctors think the Adam Pershbaker vs C O Gilkey et al. Suit
ip equity to foreclose mortgage, A J Sher Mrs. K. L. M, Biumenrother...........
time this m»n can spare from his other wood for pltf. Default against defendants Mrs, C. Maleliorn, Langlois...............
Patent aud Proprietary Preparation?
Or MYRTL.B
POINT
duties is worth $50,000 a yppr. The C O Gilkey, Cora B Gilkey, KC Lyons, Mrs. K J. Mite. Bandon,......................
Toilet Articles,
4
investigating committee should torn Judgment for pltf for $M0, interest. taxes, Mrs. P. F. Gehlke, Parkersburg ...
llrnggiMtM Sundries.
its batteries loose on tbe Mutual di etc. Decree of foreclosure.
PtKFUMES, B rushes , S ronues , S oaps
Coquille Mill A Tug Co vs W J Lichty et al,
rectora.-—Salem Journal.
Myrtle Point.
N ut « and C andies .
actinu at |aw, Waiter Sinclair fur plff.
Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarettes.
Settled and dismissed
John Morgan will
,gn| nstn’e office
Paints. Oils. Glasses, and Painter’s Supplied
L'. P. JENSEN. Munter.
Th« Oregonian's write-np of the
at Empire. The old city is expected tp take
on renewal of life the coming year.
»ch. Advance going on tbe beach at
This
Steamer
is
New,
is
Strenglv
built, and fitted with the latest improvements, and will
LICENSED OPTOMETERIST
hnmpa.
give a regular b day service, for pa* < i ger^ and freight, bt tween the
A long list of patent medicines containing
tlii» place, show» that the old conser
Coquille River. Oregon, and Kan Francisco. Calif.
By tho Stats Board of Oregon
alcohol are to be listed with alcoholic drinks
vativeis drifting towards I bo so called A Happy New Year to all«
and taxed as such. The (conoQiic.nl Peruna and as such recorded in ihe Kecorder’s of
ELBERT DYER, \jt nt, Hnndon, Oregon.
The
Cody
Lumber
Co,
started
up
again
‘•yellow-journalism”- or at ieast tbe
pr “ bitters jag” will then be a thing of the fice of Coos County. Oregon, a ill give a call
E. T- KlU’iSE, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, Kan Francisco, i'iiilfornin.
after the holiday*.
correspondent (probably from Coos
past.
in Bandon to sefve any one in u«wd of prop
I)r. Gulin was called to the residence of
B»y) who sent tbe dispatch, makes Chas. Green, one of his little girls being
There was a very pleasant gathering of erly fitted lenses. He is well known for
the Oregonian appear ill that light. very sick, bat am glad to report her much frieuds and relatives at the home of Mr. nnd nearly fifty years n this locality. Many
Mrs. Warren Deyoe, Sunday evening, the hundreds of satisfied patrons recommend
P. Ö. HOYT, Prop
The article vividly describes a terrible better.
—-s
occasion being the marriage of James T. him. He guarantees bis work anil can be
tdoruf raging at sea with tbe scb. Ad Mr. Craine came down the first, of the Guerin to Miss Florence f’olernan.
found alwavs in liis office. Notice will be
given in this paper before be comes here of Located In EL DORADO BUILDING.
vance creeping in close to »Lore to es year and took charge of the Cody Lumber
It is announced that the dis.nppearnnco of
camp, Mr. Flanagan having resigned.
th»‘ day« bo will be in Bandon.
First Street. BANDON. OKiCGON
cape the gale. Theo a heavy swell
McKinley,
the
star
witness
in
the
land
fraud
Dr. Houston was called to the residence
nut» tbe schooner on the rocks and of Mr. Burgess who has been quite sick.
Only IScifular Line Between f’oi-tlniid nnd Eureka
case, will cause postponement of the trial of
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
her crew are seen in the rigging bat Warren Parker came np with his launch Representative Hermann. Mr. Iierutaun
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
s:
<_.’<»<Ê 2«s V
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tling for life, with heavy seas break and scow and took the donkey Tollen was will leave for Washington in a few days, and
will take bis seat in Congress.
Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain
GEO. D. GRAY
<•<>., Gen’l Act«.
L. W. SHAW. Agen»
¡ng over the vessel, aud the spectators using, to Bandon to assist in taking off the
Tub. Hot or Cold Raths 25 cents
All hunters’ licenses issued by the county
421 Market. St. San Francisco.
Marshfield, 14.one 441.
has just received a new stook of
on the shore speechless, and powerless Advance.
clerk will expire wilh the passing of the 3lst
Col.
C<
’
Bcu
left
for
San
Francisco
for
his
to offer assistance.
of December, and it will be unlawful to
health and to look up a trade for the com hunt or pursue any wild game until your li
This nil make» dramatic reading pany
’s lumber.
cense is renewed.
for people in the interior, l<ut becomes
I
The wind played havoc with the timber
I
a farce when re«d by people who are through this vicinity and several houses Otto Epps, who lives on one of R. C. De-
Dealers in Meats
S alt and C ure » M eats ,
’s stock ranches on the South Fork,
fiear enough to Ihe scene to know tbe had very narrow eacaftes from falling tiiu meut
lit^ndon
has killed eighteen panthers and seven bears
C igars , T obacco , ....
acts. Tbe crew ou tbe schooner her. The roads are all blockaded and travel since April, most of the panthers being
Here to Serve—Here to
C
andy
,
E
tc
.
were never in any danger, and the is impossible.
killed with a 22 caliber Savage rifle. Who
BEEF.
Hr Un dersdling Huy store on
Miss Daisy Jackson of Portland came up can beat this record?—Euterprise.
vensel itself wou(d have bee^i floated
per lb.
the river. Call and see.
on the last Alliance to visit friends and rel- >
within an hour had not a line parted
Loin steak
ativea for a sjiort time.
lake-
»<
■
Rib
ft a critical momeut. When the high
Port Orford.
Mr. Borgard and wife weqt to North Bend
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Round ” ........... .........................
ides come tbe first of the week, she for a short visit with friends.
One of the improvised rudders of the Ro
Chuck “ .......... ;.......................
will lie mken off. Perhaps tbe flow
Prime ronsts............................... . . .
Chas. Ashton is busv catching logs |hat anoke, it is believtd, washed »spore on
Plank- plate, brisket and neck boil
ery correspondent of th? Oregonian are coming from the North Fork. He has Agate beach during Ihe late storm.
Shoulder boil...................
Gene White passed through town Satur
could get another ‘‘triple-bead” by several hundred in bis boom already.
A Serie« of Evening Sermons Corned beef........................
wiring something to the effi-ct that E. M. K an bad business at Coquille Tues day to spend Christmas a stivities at Dairy-
MUTTON
ville, where there must be strong nttraction
Chops ..............
on
|he ‘«cbooner Advance tfas again day.
to pull him away from P< rt Orford.
Roast leg or loin
-—000—-
afloat and in the burlier—only half of
Roagt shoulder.
Mining men who complain of hardships in “THE CHRISTIAN LIFE.’
Htew
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¡be crew perished balance rescued
prospecting ’ge piountains of SujJiern Qfe-
Splashes.
gon, are simply “tenderfoot«;”—unworthy to
although in terrible condition aftef
VEAL.
Presbyterian Church
John IV. Kolly ¡n Telpgrara.
be classed with the pioneer of any country.
Cnileta ..........
living on raw sow bosom and salt
Bnoud or ribo.
They should bring feather beds with them.
water fur ’»teen days.”
Clear the track for 1901L Hope your tick
Könnt «boulder, rib or rnmp
URES COUGHS, COLDS. CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
The
case
against
Beecher
Jess
was
called
Stew................................... ....
et reads clear through.
WHOOPING COUGH. SORE THROAT, HOARSENESS, •<
np yesterday before Justice Znmwalt and
PORK.
Get y; nr habits on straight, btijrt right. dismissed—the defendapt agreeing to mar
LOSS OF VOICE. LOOSENS THE PHLEGM AND EASES
That the Santa Fe ban ^ad a crew
Chop, steak, roast rib, roas{ bam,
EXPECTORATION, HEALS THE LUNGS.
Bet the East would like to have weather ry the young ladv involved, and ns all par Jnn. 7. • The Birth of the Christian.”
pf 2*) surveyor« in the » field along the
roast loin.......
"Ye must bp boyn again.”
ties were willing, a license was secured ana
likep»»".
Endorsed by leading physicians as the BEST remedy for
Pickled |>ork....
brejron coast for tlio pant season is
Sausages .........
If the past year hasn't been op to yonr ex the ceremony said by Justice Zumwalt. The Inn. 21. ••The Food of the Christian.”
Children’s Croup and Whooping Cough because
the st at eruent of C. I). Baird, city pectations. determine to hustle in 190f>.
ease has caused much excitement and some
‘•I am the Bread of Life.” Roast sliQQliie*.
it contains NO OPIATES. The action of Ballard’s Hore K
Spare
ribs
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editor of the Humboldt Time», nt
Ever notice that the picture of Jimmy feeling in this community, but its happy Feb «. “The Exercise of the Christian.”
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hound Syrup is mild and benign, it isadapted to infants, as well
Heads...............
s
•‘Be ye doers of the Vÿord.” Feet...................
A •
Eureka, Cal., who iva» io Portland Hvde renl-mbleR tha| of Gaston? No won settlement was the proper thing to do. and
as adults of every variety of temperament and constitution.
Baeon...............
it now remains for everybody to let the cur Feb. lit “The Calling of the Christina.”
der
he
wight
s
to
retarn
instaptly
to
thnt
Saturday. Tbe surveyqrs have now
Hamburg
..........
tain fall, tend tu (heir own busineas, and
‘•This is the way, walk ye in if.” Beef suet........
Jeturned to Humboklt county, where dear Paree.
wish all parties God speed.
Leaf lard..........
MRS. B. W. EVANS, Clearwater. Kae , writes:— My husband
Wonder
if
the
insurance
companies
will
|hey are running linos to connect tbe
Rendered, bulk.
Oapt. Jaoobeen, of the schooner Berwick,
was sick for three months and the doctors told me ho had quick con
take one of their own calenders au4 turn
■
road to be completed from San Fran over, etc.
sumption. We procured a bottle of Ballard’s Horehound Syrup, and
was arrested at Gold Brach for selling liquor
CALL ; AND
*
Is
It cured him. He is now a well man. but we always keep a bottle
in violation of the Local Option Law. and
cisco, th«» California At Northwestern.
“Were you successful courting her on the brought np here for trial. He employed
In the house, and think it has no equal for pulmonary diseases.”
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Be«id»» tbe »urveyora. a clerical sea?” it quirt'd the friend.
Frank 8tra*n as attorney, and when the THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY
21
kd
Easy
to Take; Sure to Cure; Every Bottle Guaranteed. J
force of »ix ruen accompanied tbe “Yes. 1 landed her. all right,” answered case was called up before Justice Zumwalt
THREE, SIZASi «5c. JOc, »1.00.
party. AH data collected war duly- lucky one.
yesterday bis atUar,iev ma le a motion for a FEET AND A LIGHT UNTO MY
BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT CO., - ST. LOUIS, M0.
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change of venue, which would h^ve takep PATH.”
compiled by tbe office men, and it i»
It takes a woman about one consecutive the case to Floras creek. E. W. Jensen, at
said (ully $5t*.(tOO tu ?fitl,(X)O ba» been second to make a man jealous, try hard as
SOLO ANO RECOMMENDED BY
torney for the pro-rontion, opposed the
»pent by the Santa Fe in gathering |ie m«y to control himself,
change, and Justice Zumwalt overruled the
|he uecewaary information.
— ooo —
motion, whereupon the defendant, by his
Frost (jroeeries at ali times at
In tbe opinion of Mr. Baird, who There is a woman in every neighborhood attorney, demanded a jury trial by a jurv to Trowbridge’s.
h«» watched tbe developments in who makes calls on every one and everyone be drawn from the precinct or district jury
dreads her edging because shw <a such a list. The case was then set (nr to^av one
Humboldt county clc»ely, there is no gossip.
o’clock, and is iu progress as we go to press.
longer Hny questiep regarding tbe io-
—Tribune.
UnPAM wo
FOR
¿entinp» of tbe Santa Fe with refer W(>en A miin become. • widower, women
Noti<w* is htflreb4 given to all 'persons not
to
trespass
nptn the premisesof Dr. Kenyon, ù t Start the New lesr right by buying
ence to tbe Court country, ^fter tbe M, ' p<hjr fellow.” When A woman Ixeimw
Mrs. L. J. Dneinro returned home sitested between Floras Lake snd th* goun- ’ a new watch, or, have yo^r oid one
\DDRENH
map« bav* been anbuiiltad to tfie a widow the woiovn «ay, “When will ahe Tixmdaj, from Myrtle Point.
tv ro«L|. in Northern Gurry, by removing,
marry
again?;
’
cutting, or detjtpôving timber npori said f denned «nd repaired.
pastern headquarter*, it i* expected
l »nd. ^?.r> reward w>|| be paid for informs
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ThiaConpnn is gooj for one votn for tbe person n itned al>oz». .1 d< p<Mited a* the
Arthur Rice,
ti»»n leading to a conviction of trespass
fight of wi^y agents will be »ent out.
I
A reputation is a hothouse plant which
Recorder snhsrribpr* can have the I14n<p ¿tated above.
TEWEI fr
Rrcoanrii oilier o, mailed before expiration of date below
prttftably early in tbe apring—.’l>1e require» coûtant c»r« to proven* bv'nc and the R bcosddb for }2 a year payable in
Dated »» Bandon, (irtf-’n Mnrrh 14.
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t he Bandon Ife'oBDU last week issued
an interesting aud instructive special edition
containing initato well wptten information
HQout ipht k>wia and the tributary resource
ful CuquiHe river region.—Portland Journal.
ihe Bandon Kwokiisn got out a fine
Christmas number. It contained pleasiug
matter relative to the tine resources of that
country and its production«.—Salem Capital
Jt urnal.
A special edition of the Bandon R koomlmh
has been iNsned. It contains twelve pages*
is neatly printed, and contains a good write
up of Bandon and her resources. It speaks
much for the enterprise of the editor, A.
Fetter.—Myrtle Poiut Enterprise.
The Bandon R ecoudkb puts out a Xmas
number of twelve pages well illustrated and
containing a goodly amount of advertising.
The paper is well gotten up and shows en
terprise on the part of its new editor.—Co
quille Hecall.
Coquille Heraldi The Bandon B ecobdeu
is to be congratulated on the fine Christmas
edition they got out last week It was full
of readable matter regarding ihst enterpris
ing city-by-the-sen, and was full of adver
tising matter for the local merchants.
Marshfield Coast Mail: The Bandon
B ecobdeu is out this week with a special
holiday number, containing write ups of
that section, and considerable advertising
of the enterprising sort.
The Bandon R bcohdeb . of which Bro. Fet
ter is now chief proprietor, uaiue to us iu an
enlarged condition this week. It tends
towards showing the future possibilities of
Cooa and Curry countiea, and the various
advantages each county is possessed of in
the way of opportunities and inducements
to investors nnd homeseekers. While the
issue of the R ecoud ^ h does nut begin to
touch even the shallow places of the great
possibilities of this section, it is at the same
time an issue Bandon should be proud of,
and Bro. Fetter is to be congratulated for
having at least attempted to advertise bis
section of the state.—Marshfield Advertiser.
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Circuit Court
Part of the proceedings of
December
term:
Prosper
NEED
Mill Co.
A
NEW STOVE?
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber
Á. M c N
General Merchandise
T he H ardware
round:
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
WM. G ALLIERS
Hardware Store, Bandon
M
W
A Fifty Dollar Suit
S
Bandon Foundry
Lud Machine Shop
W
dYloiiimieiit?
Peter Nelson
11ea<l.*-»tours
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Mill
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Ceos County Marble and Granite Works
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Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per Day.
Druggist and Apothecary
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The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
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TÜNSORÍAL PARLORS
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
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J. L. BEAN
Groceries and
Provisions.....
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J. WALDVOGEL & SON
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