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Mill Co.
Prosper
Mi*« Mvr«le Davisou. <»f l<aud*>n. was up
<’<tr| Carlson worthv chief nf th»
*evrr*l da*» hr*t w**-k. vimting Mr«. <’. F<»x. W h B|> n >| b*« been under »be wv-arher. Cou-
prior t > her dt-pMsi'.r. , -
> . r El iz «Iw-ih tr*c|ed Cold during It» unsettled state
for 8an FranotM’io where «he gueu to lenrn
Mr Clavbouru of Coquille Chy is to abide
to t»e a trained nur»e
with us a wee. I'be personality of wiiir le
Mr Andrrfibn of Arago, passed through asm
and bi« i« certainly a po«itiv»
tbia piaoe, last Wednesday enroute to one N<»r do i>ay s«> with iutunt I«» fl .tier,
Flauegan A Bennet*» r*iic|b k> viail bis rel but a* 1 Qnd the truth to be.
ative 1. Tucker.
Mr Krooeuberg retnru«U h<»me after an
The Prosper Mill whh closed down ab<>ut extended trip to San Francisco
a fourth of m day last Wednesday, the delay
Mr Chris Jorgensen met with a painful
being caused by a broken feed-pipe.
accident one day last week, it appears
K W. Bullard was up taking tbe aebool while at his work a piece of lumber re
oeuitua laat week.
bounded, striking bi» bund with sufficient
O. Filter, of Bandon, pa«acd through tbia force to crack one of the tip ger bones Tbe
harm done was not of sufficient nature,
place one day laat week
H. M. Tucker, who hna been employed in though very painful, to require a doct »r’s
tbe Prosper Mill for the past few month* care and we trust that nature w||l quickly
baa resigned hia poHiliou. and untjl tfie IM -il '!.• r:•._u-r
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Parkersburg.
WHOLESALE IUD RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Fine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
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General Merchandise
LODGE
DIRECTORY
andon rogge . n <>. ub . a f a . m
first S»tqr
hkmhi of each mouth
All M'l.t.r Ma*>n< cordial1, iu.lted
G. boak , w . m .
p. NfiLaost, Sec.
oomuiuuieali.»*»
B dav Stated
»f|et the full
I. o. u. v
andon lodom . No 183, i. o. o. f .
meet. evtkry Saturday evening.
Visiting brother, in uoqd »landing cor
dially invited.
C. F. LGKENM,. N.G.
A. J. H abtwas . Seo.
B
Forester* of A merles.
f^OUHTQUEEN OF THE FOREST. No.
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V 1 17, meet* Friday night of each week,
in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregou. A cor
• A Place Where You Can Save Mouey on ||
woolen mill begin» operation», where he ex
dial welcome is extended to all visiting
Port Orford.
biotton
w u M \u>n ILL,
pects to secure a position, he will aptnd bi*
A.
Kier.
<
ha
t
Rang«
r.
Your mrdwarM lull«;
time improving his home which he haa pur-
Doctor Green left for Dairyville yesterday
Fin. Secretary.
cbaHtd near the ahinglv mill, at Bandoji.
afteruuou in rv»p dm to a call by telephone,
Geo Herman from Myrtle Point, waa to see M. h . Crowley.
Woodmgn of the World.
doiug buaineHS here one day last week
Thus Hogbss ban closed out hi« mercan
easide camp n <>. 212. w o. w.
Market Frio. Allowed for Frodilo» ut all Kind..
meets in regolar s*-sdon the first and
F. Moser of Gravel Ford, a well known tile business at Port Orford to Mr, Nielsen,
third Thursdays of each month in tbe Ma-
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creamery man of that place, was down la»t and will probably reside at his old home for hodiu hsll. Visiting member* are cordially
OREGON
Carries a complete stock of Oettern! Hardware, Stoves and Kange»,
invited.
A. RICE, C. C.
week. He Las rented his creamery and will awhile.
O.C. W aldvooxl , Clerk.
There isn't much difference between 40
Amumtrition. L’atuts and White Lend, Sash ami Door», Picture
look after the logging interest» which he is
interested in, near Gravel Ford.
feet and 39 feet and 11 inches, but there is a
Moulding. Rope, Crockery, Stoneware, Lamps, etc.
the consternation and con fun ion! Visions of
Mrs. Fred Barker, departed last Wednea- whole lot of difference itftbe quality of their
Wet prices elsewhere
* remaining in that iaolated country until next c|av for a several days visit at Ct»quille aud suggestion.
winter
to
be
devoured
by
tbe
wild
beast»
A.
B.
SABIN
tlieu
route
here m > i <I uinke <-ou,piiriK.»ita.
Riverton.
A letter from Mrs. Marion Seavey of
l» PUBLIHHBD
and cannibals; consultation of officers
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Grant* Pass Htates that she believes the
E.
Heuckendorff
made
a
busiucas
trip
to
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called: some believed in the efficacy of pray
body found in Rogue river near Marini is
Murshfield last week.
All Kinds of Saddlery. -
ing, but the good book Bays tbe prayera of
that of her brother who was drowned the
I
Mr.
Dow,
commission
merchant
from
tbe wicked availetb nothing, and 8t. Peter,
HariifMHiid Saddles R«*paire<l.
!6tli of last March.
knowing them to be steamboat men. con Marshfield was here transacting business
BANDON.
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Parties from the vicinity of Salmon Moun
A. T. FETT KH.
sidered that proposition. Mirages of wild with the Prosper Mill Co., last week.
tain denv that the Mother |qdc has been
beasts and oannibals floated before their
Messrs White and Murry trawling men
truck. It is no doubt a fake report started
HINGLES for sale. No. 2 white odar
eyes, but they did not realize that they were for Goodyear Rubber Co. and Calif. 8aw
by interested parties.
shingles, full count, $ I per thousand
8UB8GK1PTION KATES.
too tongb for a good feast. But fortune Works were here soliciting ordu's last
Bandon Commercial Co.
Some piece* of wreckage have been com
(■eo. I*. Laird, Proprietor
I favored them; an extraodinarily large swell Wednesday.
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ing ashore pear Port Orford, of late, but we
TRESPASS
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¿fix Month»................................................. 1 00 , carried them into tbe main cbnunel, and
Mesdames W. Kicking and Meyers and
they te|rpopd their course homeward, and in Olga Pederson wert Bandon visitors labt believe that it is from the St. Paul, aa a life
Notice is hereby given that all person» are
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preserver with her name on it is among tbe forbidden t<> bunt, fish, camp, or otherwise
due course of time arrived safely to the port Thuisday.
ÖFT f P aid in apvancb , $1.W a V eab .
few articles found. The St. Pnuk w»» trespass, without writfen permission, upon
of departure and tbe thrilling experience
A most success fill term of school, under I wrecked below Capa Mendocino last fall, the lands of t he undersigned, Township 29
SPECIAL RATES RY THE WEEK Oli MOA'TH.
they related would send tbe cold chills up
tbe efficient teaching of Prüf. L. K. Ed «nd the heavy storms of late are uo doubt 8. R 14, Coos county, Oregon, under penalty
Thia paper is entered nt the Bandon post and down our vertebrae.
of prosecution to the full extent or the Tres
munds, was closed last Friday
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office as Second-cl a»» Matter.
We
are breaking bey up.
pass Laws of (Lis State.
R. rf. Kos a .
SAMPLE BOOK IN CONNECTION.
The K. of P. had out their well-governed pleased to know that Mr. Edmunds has tLe
W.
O.
Corbin,
Supt.
of
the
Madden
mine,
gpat last Tuesday night. W. T. Kerr and promise of the summer term.
•vas in town yesteidny after supplies. He is
IK Yearn Ago.
THURSDAY. MARCH -, ISO«
Clayde Fox were astride of it, and tbe capers
Mr. Shelly, of San Francisco, salesman sluicing a cut back into tbe footbiila. hoping
and antics of that goat were great. Claude
Lee Simpson is building a neat cottage on
being an old steamboat man and of robust for the Wm. Cruff giocery house, was u to find a new hlacksand dep sit, as they be the bill.
business caller here last Satui day.
lieve tbe blacksaud they last w.irkt d slid
statue thought he could subdue it. easily,
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
Bobt. Walker bus purchased Capt. Geo.
A. A. Anderson and wife of Bandon, were down from the hill, lht y are now back sev
but part of tbe time Claude rode the goat
FOR 8H EKIFF,
eral hundred feet, and with their abundant Leneve’s house and lot on Pacific avenue,
and part of the time tbe goat (<>de Claude. up at this place one day last week.
I hereby annqnuce myself as a candidate Ob, that Knights* goat is a good one, but if
G. A. Brown is improving bis hotel prop
Mr. Phillips and Mr, Baggs of Bandon water and presaure, they will test the prob
Will Keep ou Hand at all Times
for the Republican nomination for tbe the applicant is endowed with tbe necessary were up last Friday. The latter moving lem before long.
erty.
pffloe of Sheriff of Coos county, snbjept tfl qualifications it can be accomplished.
some of his possessions to Bandon.
Mr. Bancroft, Supt of a Seattle company
Abram Wilson, the blacksmith, has given
|he decision of tbe Republican voters at tbe
Your correspondent took in the dance at
J. C. Meyer, clerk in the Prosper store was that is opening a placer mine on Elk river hi» order for lumber for tbe construction of
primary election, April 20. 1906.
below Axt Il’s, was in town Thursday for a residence and shop.
Prosper Saturday evening. There was a a Bandon caller last Saturday.
L. W TRAVER.
supplies, etc. He says be will soon have a
B« er drinkers heienbouts agree in com
large attendance, and as it was a charitable
I. Fr<Uricks passed through io his home
giant running, ai d will install one or two m< n ling Wkl»ef’9 brew over WienharCs
party am pleased that it terminat'd a suc at .......................
FQR PONGBE88.
Randolph last Saturday afternoon, lit
more when the mine is fully developed. He imported.
cess financially. It required two steamboats is engaged in tbe matchuoud business
We are authorised to annouuce 8. B. HUS
and ba>’, no doubt, a valuable mine. In a two-
to convex the participants, and two gasoline finds it quite profitable.
Fiauk Tennison purchased tbe Myrtle
TON. of Hillsboro, Washington Coonty, as
foot streak of grave! which runs through his
steamers to transport tbe necessary elixir of
a candidate for tbe nomination of (Congress
During the present season our town hn» bar, be has taken out over lour dollais a from Snvder A Barrows aud bad her over
life for these occasions. Debarring a slight
hauled.
plan for tbe First District, subject to the
witnessed the completiuu of several UbW pan.—Tribune.
fistic encounter, everything passed off
H. B. Swatford found a boot with a human
buildings and a number are
under
action of tbe Republican party.
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smooth upd liaimonious. One of the amus
| leg iu it on the beach below the breakwater,
of conn!ruction and tbe erection of others i»
ing features of tbe evening was a special
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
FOR GOYEpNQB.
under contemplation. Watch Prosper grow! What Western Newspapers Say. j l be bone extended fiom the boot and there
1 was a portion of the pantaloons attached to
James Withyoomfie, of Corvallis, candi dance composed of steamboat men. Your
Wagons
of al! Hinds Hade to Order.
W.
A.
Neal.
G.
A.
Grant
and
Fish.
L
gger»
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
the inside. The bool and u!i were buried.
date for the nomination of governor on the correspondent being young in years and from Middle Fork were here trann.icting
What W (»st»*rn Oregon uewspaper»
rather modest, took in the situation from a
Job
work
attended
t<> promptly and all work guaranteed Io give satisfaction. Fiicis
Republican ticket.
Adam
Persil
baker
has
gone
to
buy
the
remote corner of tbe room. The wav they bUHineKS with tbe Prosper Mill C ql „ last aro saying regarding Dr. J inn ph
reasonable. Shop nu Atwater street. Bandon, Or.
machinery for Lis mill and by early sum
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jumped around reminded me of a Comanche week.
Withycoojl'p, director <>f i be Oregon mer will have it buzzing.
war dance; tbe way they did swing tbe fair
Lt-vi Smith, who is now logging and
Coquille.
Exp- riioent Hindoo, wuo ba** recen I Iv
Pulitics.-»-Auiovg our republican friend ,
sei—O! how thankful I did not have my stationed above Myrtle Point, waa down
Liyht h out bn. been the password with the
tiled bis declaration a* a Ke publican Harlocker is mentioned quite frequently f> r
best girl Lu Lu there. Suffice to say, all adjusting mattcis last Friday.
quarter ending March lit and will be for a
county clerk; but we also bt ar the uame ot
....... Mi-8 L. G. G ould , Matron........
bad an enjoyable and good time.
J. NielH<»n, was a Coquille visitor l**t Fri cundidsttf (or Governor:
week or two. and now tbe pedestrian can be
Alex. Stauff mentioned as a possible or A Private Ho.pit.il, well eqnipped for thè treatment of S'trgioal and MeAtenl Disea-i»,
day.
His
friorids
believe
there
is
n
i
tnnn
The
riy^r
is,
rapid
I
v
falling
and
will
soon
peen groping bi* way in tbe darkneas, and
probable nominee fof that < ffice. John H.
Trained A'urses in Attenda noe.
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Wm. Knight, from FiuhtTHp, was down in tbe Rep lblicao party more repre Roberts and Walter Sinclair would like to
the word» pf ftii'g Solomon—let there be be at its noypi’ij stage. The booms are toll
of
logs
and
at.
Cedar
Point
they
are
all
busy
more light and there was more light—avail
last week to see about renting a farm near secitativa, having greater pos-jblities go to the State Senate, so we he r. Jarnt s l'or informntion address Win. Horwinll, .11. I» llttrxhfield. <»r.
ptb nothing; but my beat girl Lulu *ays not handling and trnispurting them over the Riverton.
of unef illness, more deserving of hon Hill, of Marshfield, ap ears to be the gem r-
|o ootnpiain, everything i» for |he best. Now railroad. The loggers encountered con
Sam Nass made Bandon a call last or than is Dr. Wilbyeoinbe, His high al favorite among the democrats for sheriff.
when we are perambulating arouud thtse siderable difficulty in segregating them for Friday.
We have beard the name of Camp mention
qualities of mind an I character have
beautiful spring evenings, the sleuth» of the tbe different booms but everything is ami
ed in connection with the legislature. Da
Chas. Ashton has been rafting logs to tbe
cably
adjusted.
made for Inm m my friends through Catiiuart would consider the nomination for
fleteetive and police force cannot shadow
Prosper mill the last few days.
pur movements and report to headquarters
The saw mill here is rupning to its utmost
out tbe entire state.
sb 1 iff a compliment. On the demo ratio
Missea M. Doak and E. Fairman were
whether we was ou the broad road with tbe capacity-
They regar I bis platform as truly side the nomination of Lamb appears to l>e
visiting Mrs. N. Barklow the last of tbe
multitude or traveling the narrow road un-
conceded. Supt. of Schools seems to be
Spring is at our threshold; everything de week.
cberacteristicof the man, ever eager
ioown to a Qoquiller.
conceded to A. J. Sherwood. Ou the demo
putes the disappearance cf winter and the
to
recogniz
and
aid
the
welfare
and
The benefit danoe Saturday night proved
cratic »¡de tbe legi>la*ive ticket is hard y
My predictions last week relative to wed fldvent of spring.
rights of all—an houest nud fearless mentioned; of course Gen Sigiiu is spoken
ding bell», deapitg LoluW pn-test, have ter .
The railroad up Cunningham creek is a a greHt success. Tbe net proceeds were
of fur the senate, aud so far us we have |
in mated as predicted. Tbe contracting !' foregone conclusion. Tbe right of way is $107 .HO.
performance of duty.
lartieaare Ralph Nysler pnd Killa Diiubam. > 1 secured and they forthwith commenced
Miss Randleman from up the river is
They do not consider him a party heard, is the oipy one
No cards, no thanks, no elegant $nd elabo I operation». Tbe deal is consummated for all visiting Mrs. Chas, Fox. at this place.
politician, but regard hitu a conseien*
Langloi».
rate troasesu, no large retinue of brides : of the material. This will be p great acqui
The Prosper Canning Co. held a meeting lions, progressive, and most honor
maid» an 1 groomsmen. 8office to say they sition to this part of the county and will at Bullards last Sunday.
Mia. Bossen and daughters entertained a
able umux who seeks the office of few friends nt d nuer and lunch last Suu-
are comfortably domiciled in tbeir own augment t^e
roll twofold. Little did tbe
F. Jaequith, who is a recent arrival from
(lorne aud apartments as comfortable as twq old moss-back * j 0 years ago think be would
Governor, not as one depot) lent upon day. They have a very pleasant and com
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church mice after a love feH»t. May their i ever see the iron horse glple gracefully up Oklahoma and ba* been employed in fbe a political position fur a livelihood, modioiis b< use in which to entertain ar. cl
Prosper
mill
for
the
past
three
months
tave
See the New Watches?
journey over life's troubled $ea be pleasant ■ ' and down that beautiful valley. The road
have tbe happy faculty of making the time
nor for any selfish pvisonal heuefit,
aud happy; may no tempestuous storm oc- ' traverses through a rich and fertile valley up hi» position and will return to hi* old
enjoyable for all. The refreshments were
Just Arrived!
home.
After
a
short
visit
at
Bandon
they
but as a man appreciative of honor, all that the most fastidious could desire.
cur to mar their bappinea«*, ecept with an nnsurpassed in pr< ductiveness and‘sps an
will depart on the steamer E'izabeth for and a champion for a greeter and
pOBMiOMl »quail »o niaiud them of the j inimpuse
1I11Iu^se amount
Bm,)Ollt of
of timtx
.
r
A|
c<>t|Rr
timber.
Chiupley Wooley is making some fine im
San Francisco, thence to Oklahoma.
trial, and tribulation, of tbia Wurl(l; may j pQjut the ri>Hd intersects tLe c H 4 E J{y
united Oregon.—Union Republican, provements at bis residence and premise h
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handier
and
Mr
Buker
were
here
from
A. Garfield, Prop.
»ucceaa a.tend t^ieir future, and peace, joy ; |ljel,ce to Marshfield.
among which i; a veranda ncioss the front
Myrtle Point Monday. They wert settling
find happiness reign aupremq henoefortb and
of the house; liter he intends to add fresh
IDied-
I The merchants are receiving a good trade accooms with the Prosper Mill Co.
pvermore.
paint, when it will be one of the pretty
' and the smile of contentment is noticeable
b<*r hottie io j
F. Gribi, tallyman for the Prosper Mill ALUMBAUOH At
Last Tuesday, vyhen the plicid waters of | on their countenance.
I homes of the town
B
union,
Alun-li
2.
I8U8.
M
ym
.
M:,rv
Co., went to Bandon Monday night to be
I M.s- Ada B q I. y of Q d IJ Beach is apend
|heC oquille were transformed intp a seetb
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Thy Ason Bros , notwithstanding tbe in- initiated in the K. of P. lodge.
E. Alixubhiigl, ajeed 62 ¿ears, 3[
ing torrent and catarnct, the steamer Ante
ing n month with her cousin» Mrs. Tbnf;
' clemepox pf the weather, have been rolling
ruoutha «ini 7 days.
lope, with Capt Mooumw in compiand, Capt
J. Lamont wa» up via ling hi» sister*
and Miss Gibson. The latter will ac.
logs in the water all month. This is some
Tii« riicuii stances connected with company her home.
John Myers pilot anil on the brulge, Roy
thing out of the usual tenure of loggri.g. Mesdames J. H< *king and J. Kicking, Mon
Mrs Alninl'tingb's destb makes the | A social dance was given Tuesday evening
Fox chief of tbe engineering department,
day t
I Tbe climate is moderating, else the loggers
started out on an exploring expedition
E. E. »nd J R. Stillwell of Bandon were case a sad one. Her bnsband is sub- 1 at Bowman’s hall. A good Attendance i*
are devising a new process whereby they
^ea ed towards Rcseburg.
Everything
joct to apoplexy and while minister | reported and an enjoyable time.
can put sue their avocation the year around here trading Monday.
piissed smoothly to Myrtle Point, from
Fine weather fa here again and early
L eandeb .
Work in the shipyard was again delayed ing to bis needs dining an attack last ;
Turned Shafting, Cap and, Set
which place they took tbeir clearance pa
gard-ns are looking t heir best.
tbe first of the week on account of shortage week, sbe sustained a rupture while ;
pers; but their charts ^rre some Noah bad |
Screw«,
.Machine
Rotts,
Those who were fashionable euougb to
Whom It May Concern.
!U material.
1 q navigate the aik with, and w^re obsolete
lifting him onto bis bed.
She lay catch a b d.oold I i-t mouth are improving-
Pipe and, Fittings,
This
is
to
notify
all
persons
not
to
nf
g»>-
and incorrect, not up to recent times, and l
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helpless for several hours before any
Brass Work.
|fter penetrating into the wilderness the tiate a certain note made by A. E. Shinn and
Hick’ry Farm at Opera
FIGHTIN’ DAD.
one knew of her condition. An oper
payable to Geo. H. Bethel for the simi of
Run lierame obscure and their »extant would
General Repairing.
Pattern Shop io
Fifty Dollars, which has been lost and pay.
ation was performed on Wednesday House, Saturday night.
1 ot give them correct latitude. ben?e they
Connect ton.
UH’nt on »ante has been stopped.
Nobody
tights
but
father
—
aud she appeared to be getting aloDg
bad to depend on dead reckoning which ter
0
Arthur Hice,
Feb 2L 1906.
G^ orgk H. B ethel .
minated with fatal results I he lookout re
He wants to scrap all <iay;
nicely the next day but a change f, r
THK JBWKI.KU
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ported land ahead, and the next report hard
Everyone should subscribe for
Keexs Ins eyes in raorniu’
the worse occurred Friday and si e
i PENDON.
ORW M
ANTED—5000 cords of shingle b< lt
figround with a fast falling river. Imagine
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material.
B andon M fg . C o .
his borne paper, In order to got ail
And nose turned t'oflier way
suffered intensely for sevf-ial bui.ra
i-33-5-333-3-3-33-33C« ÍA C-frfriS-Î&frt- i
the local news, but to keep in tonch
Mother takes in wasbin’
before death finally came to her re
with the world’s daily events
So does sister Ann;
lief.
should also read
Everybody else is tigbtiu’
Mary E. Maggert was born in Cal-
With tny old uiau.
away county. Missouri, Nov 25, 1843
and wa- tnariied to Stephen Alum-
Lost bis teeth a lightin'
P. 8. HOYT, Prop.
Same way lost one ear,
battgli Nov. 1. 1863
Her bnsband,
C. P. JEoXSUS,
Lost his repytation —
oue -on. Jas. F. Alnuibangh. and one
The leading evening newspaper of
LocMtwl in EL DOKADO BUILDING,
Ibis Steamer is New. is Strongly built, and fitted with the latest improvement», and will
daughter, Mis Rosa Bingaman, sur
Little does be keer.
give a regular Hdav service, for passengers and freight, latwevn the
the Pacific Coast, which has com
Fimi Str«e*t. HIMHIN, OKKOON
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Coquille River. Oregon, and Sail Francisco. Calif.
Mothers*» Hed the country.
vive her The fnneral services were
plete Associated Press reports and
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
So has sister Auu,
condnetod by Rev. J. S. Tilton at tbe
ALBERT pY^CK, Agvpt. B^n^on, Ocegon.
special leased - wire service, with
CUTTING AT STANDARD PK1CES.
E. T KHV8E. Managing \gent, ‘JOT Front Street, San Francisco. California.
M.E.cbnrcb at 11 o'clock Sunday
Everybody else is scrappin’
correspondents in important news
U itb my old man.
and was largely attended. IiAer
Balhroom uewly fitteci U|> with Po ree tal ri
centers and in all the cities and
Tuli. Hot or Col<1 Balli» 'iti cenili
itietil at Bat.don cemetery.
Woleome.
&
Found
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
WM. G ALLIERS
Hardware Store, Bandon.
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THE RECORDER
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TUPPER -S' HOUSE
Rates $i.oo to $2.00 per Dav,
BANDON,
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- OREGON
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MARKET
T. ANDERSON. Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
THE
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