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Geo. Laird was a Gardiner visitor
Town Board Meeting.
; LODGE DIRECTORY. :
Ibis week.
The regular monthly meeting of
Alex Soyder shipped bis household tbe Board of Trustee« of tbe town nf
goods to Coquille, Monday
Bandon, waa held in tbe city council
12ANDON LODGE, N o . 116, A. F. A M.
We
sell
a
lot
of
Schillings
Best.
It
room
last Saturday night Tbe presi
O *atod oommnnioatioos first Bator
pays us to sell tbe best goods at tbe dent and eutire board were present.
4kLV afWr th* fall BOM of sacb mouth
AH Hagtor Masons oordtally invitod.
cheapest price.^O. A. Trowbridge.
Tbe following bids were allowed and
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G BOAK. W. M
Work on T. Anderson’s new busi Warrants drawn for same:
ness building is progressing nicely, W in. Gallier, hardware
We osii ple««» von. if ■»quart» <•
$ 1 75
1. e. o. f
Plant some roses
and
it
will
not
be
many
mure
days
be
dt-.'liiu
. »••Imble a<xMl» «ml rigbtprice. «
B.
L.
A
\V.
Co.,
water
tent
27 00
EAABRUI LODGE. No. IM. 1. O. O. F.
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«very bstordsy svsuing.
ar» iiuhi'<.inent«
K»pid »elbs»; kt-ff» •>
Tbe season for froot fisbiug is now r fore it is ready for occupancy.
27 40
E M. Blackerby, marshal
¥
VifflthiB hsothsrs tn good sWndlng oor-
<>nr «io<-k freah. Try u«. a« nianv «
open.
Geo. Lorenz went deep sea fisbiug L B. Henry, night watchman 50 00
dihtlyiiiviMA.
0. F. LOBENZ,. N. G.
othera ar» d»ing and yuu will see für â
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Don't forget that Dr. Steels, dentist, is i the other day. Geo. fed tbe fishes, A. D Morse, recorder
IfllRBl, »M.
ynuraelt Ibe Irtilli <>f tbe foregointt «
located in Bandoo
but be got revenge by catching a lol
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It waa ordered that tbe county sur
We seil Hinllniiw and evervtliiuu m £
Mias Claire Walker was a Coquille 1 of them and feediog himself. Re veyor be employed to survey, locate
tbe uenrtal merebaudiae line and we -,
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ZlOfflKY QUEEM OF TBE FOBERT, No. visitor Tueeday
v«nge is sweet.
and set grade stakes for Atwater
inake it a pniiit »•■ plea.e <>ur cnstoiu- «
\J IT, meats Friday night of tech weak,
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er»
and
tliat
ia
«In
tbev
etav
witb
ua
Dick Hancock baa purchased two
Tbe front of tbe Bandon Drug Co. street. Tbe street as in use now is ou
io Concrete Hall, Bendon. Oregon. A cor
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dial welcome is extended to all visiting lots in the Fisber addition.
buildiog
is being given a fresh coat private property, and as the plank
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brothers.
W D.MAM8BALL.
A. Rica,
Chief Ranger.
Need some shipping tags* The R e of paint. A good example for others road bas become unsafe for heavy *
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Fin. Booratary.
to follow.
A little paint covers a loaded vehicles aud must be rebuilt,
corder printa 'em on short notice.
Bandon,
Oregon.
it bas been decided to have it built
I Jack Tawse, tbe coal operator from multitude of bad looks.
where
it
properly
belongs-
The
Mrs. Frank Lenhart returned to
I Coquille, was a bnsinees visitor io
her borne in Springfield the first of street runs ou the north side of the
I town Monday.
h I wm V«<»n hand.
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! W. D. McCune left for Spokane tbe week after an extended visit in Rosa and Kime buildings.
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It was also ordered that a HiirvHV * ♦
Tuesday morning wbere he will play Bandon with ber parents, Mr. and be made for the purpose of extending
Mrs. D, E. Stitt. Miss Blanche Stilt
ball this season.
First street through Breakwater ad ./. E. IL4DS.4LL,
l). P. S TILING, Jr.
accompanied ber for a abort visit.
PiHolicHl Surveyor.
i Geo. D. and J. Cheooweth of Lang
dition
to
the
sea
wall
\\
ben
this
PROFESSIONAL.
Tbe Dallea basiueas men have street ia opened lip it will make it
iois were in town on business tbe
raised a fund for advertising tbe possible to go direct Io the beach
first of the week.
Dr H. L Houston,
If you w»nl a home in Oregon, invts'igRte onr offerings.
E. Arneson a prominent rancher town. About «500 a month will be from the business part of town.
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
I from Myrtle Point was down watcb- used for this | urpose
We have Timber and Coal Lands, Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and
OflM over Furniture Htore. Roar«, 9 to 12, I ing Bandongrow this week.
AL E. Shannon, who ia now at Peterson Coal Mine at River
OITY FROFER.TY.
a.m. 130 to 4, p.m.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
i John P. Anderson orders tbe ad Crescent City, finds life a bnrdeu
ton
to
be
Operated.
If
you
wish
to
buy,
sell or excbHtige. call on iin ami we will give yon good
Night calls answered from offloe.
dress of his paper changed from Hay without th* R ecorder so has ordered
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iindurstami
that
San
Francisco
service.
Homestfaders
Located on Desirable Government Land
BANDON,
OREGON. Springs, Neb. to Portland, Or.
it sent to bis address.
capital bas bnen interested in tbe
E. ChristeosoD, of I ho firm of Sud
520 acres of giaid grazing and fruit land, would make excellent stock ranch
Olaf Reed of Norway, one of tbe
Peterson mine and that it is to be
Has good house, barn and other out buildinya. small orchard, handy to school
Dr. 0. L Perkins,
den
& Christenson. San Francisco,
old-time river captains, was calling
operated on a large scale. Parties
and on good county road A good investment at *."> per Ho<e.
also
decides
that
tbe
R
ecorder
is
on Bandon friends tbe first of tbe
PHYSICIAN <t SURGEON,
from tbe city were on tbe liver last
160 acres 1 mile fr< m good town and school, good 6 room house, well water
needed in their business, so enrolled
week.
also running water. Good barn and other outbuildings, timber for piling, tel
weak
and
it
ia
said
that
they
will
in
BANDON, ORKGON
bis uame on onr fast growing list.
ephone poles and mining timbers. Handy to deep waler and on good county
Editor Dean of the Herald came
vest about $30,000 to increase tbe out
Offloe at residence on Fourth Street.
road, $7 an acte. Satisfactory term«.
O.
Wireo,
E.
Mongrain,
Sam
Hun
down Saturday evening to pay tbe
put of the mine. There is a good 4
ter
and
L.
H
Beery
are
also
new
sub
R ecorder a friendly call and see our
foot vein and tbe coal is of excellent Office in El Domilo Idilli
BANDO*. OK
Br. D. L. BTKBLE
scribers. We do grow!
new press.
quality. It is proposed to build two
Townships 32-10 aud 32-11 were large barges with a carrying capa
Tbe woolen mill made its first ship
thrown open for entry, at the U. S. city of 500 tons each, which will be
ment
of
sample
goods
on
the
last
OFFICE ROOM 4, OVER ANDER
Elizabeth. Tbe quality was first- and office in Roseburg, last Friday, operated by tbeir own power, and
son ' r MEAT MARKET.
class and equal to any ever shipped to those who bad squatted ou tbe land bring tbe coal to Bandon where it
BANDON,
OREGON. from thia place.
previous toils it elusion in the reserve will lie put aboard ocean going ves
in 1903 As usual, tbe railroad agent sels. Vessels from San Francisco
ORO. F. TUPPING,
The Harbor says that Peter Loggie
was on band with a bunch of scrip, will I e pnt on ttie run especially for I
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW will sever bis connection with tbe
but tbe wise squatters were ahead of tbe coal trade and capable of carry I
North Bend furniture factory on
AID
biro in tbe line up at tbe entrance to ing at least 1000 tons of coal
NOTARY PUBLIC,
1 he burin« public is invited tn call and get my pi ices on all kinds and erades.
April 1st, and will engage in a gen
tbe land office. Tbe two townships
The men behind (lie enterprise are
y ire Insurance,
eral contracting business.
Bandon. Oregon
are situated on the south fork of the expected back in about ‘en days to
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
Chef Lundy has resigned his posi Coquille river, immediately over tbe
complete arrangements for commenc
tion at tbe Tupper House and will go Douglas county boundary line.—
ing work.
C- T- Blunaenrother on a prospecting trip this summer Roseburg Review
Tbis is a move in the right direc
We did not learn tbe gentleman s
The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy
<7. 8. Commissioner and Notary Public.
Tbe W. R Haines Music Co. tion. Tbe Coquille valley bas plenty
Filings and Final proofs made on Home name who takes bis place.
Marshfield, will refund all expense of of good coal that will find a ready
■toads. Timber Claims and qthor U. 8. Lande
Oscar Langlois, son of tbe light transportation, including a days stop maiketin tbe California cities and
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved
house keeper at Cap* Blanco, bas at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a all that is needed is capital to develop
Security.
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Offloe in room 10 Beyerls Building, Ban been appointed assistant keeper at
C. P. JE.VSh .V. Master.
piano, coming from tbe following the industry.
don. Residence on Bntte Creek, Oregon.
Cape
Arago,
taking
tbe
place
of
Thus.
places or tributary thereto: Langlois.
■teal Kstato bought and Sold.
Illi« Steamer is New . is Strongly built. h nd fitted with H e latest improvements, and « ill
Wyman, who is now tbe assistant at Bandon. Coquille and Myrtle Point
give a regular H dav service, for passenger- and freight, tietween the
Repeal Timber Act.
Coquille River. Oregon, and San Francisco. Calif.
tbe Bandon lighthouse.
lave several diflerent makes of all
The senate public lands committee
ELBERT DYER. Agent. Bandon. Oregon
The fatber of Harry Tenny, who styles aud finish.
We carry piano bas authorized a favorable report up
F. I
KRUSE, Managing Agent. 207 Front Sfieet. San Francisco, Cnllfo.ni-
died as a result of a prize fight with {players, pipe and reed organs, talking on the Hansbrougb bill to repeal tbe
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Frankie Neil, brought enit against machines, and a full line of sheet limber and stone act, amending it,
The Old Reliable
the Associated Athletic club known as music and musical merchandise, also however, in mauy important particn ' California and Oregon Coast
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Blaeksmiths and Wagonmakers the fight frnst. for $100,000 damages domestic sewing machines. Easy lar-. The bill aa amended, and which j
for the death of bis son.
payments.
probably will pass th» seriate, repeals
HORSESHOEING
Republicans must be careful this
Tbis city suffered a small fire on the timber and ston» act. and pro
f
year to have no weak spots in tbe Wednesday morning about 2 o'clock. vides that hereafter land*., chiefly val
Heavy Forging
State ticket One point of danger is It seems that the railroad engine that uable for timber, «ball be appraised
Ship Watk
the office of State Printer, because it passed tbe Coquille Mill <t Mercan and sold by tbe secretary of agricnl ■
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and Logging ¡Work
baa been run so expensively. If tile Company’s yard, scattered sparks lure at public or private sale to tbe i
I* onr Specialty.
L W. SHAW, Auent.
Willis S Duniway is nominated, be that seem to have caught in one end bighest bidder. Ten per ceni of tbe j GEO. D. GRAY <t Ct) . Gen'l Agts.
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Marshfield, Phone III.
421 Market. 8t. Sun Franciac»».
B andon ,
will bring strength and not weak of tbe lumber sbed that boused profits shall be given to the states, to I
OlBOOW.
ness to tbe ticket. He is able to go dressed lumber Rnd monldings, and I e expended on public roads and foi
on tbe stump in any company and smouldered unnoticed until an alarm • he beiietit of public schools in coun
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give bis reasons for being a republi was given and the town aroused. ties in wlin h the timber is sold, and
“We can’t all have money,”
can.
Mrs Tuttle, of tbe Tuttle hotel, first 9tt per <enl ahull be converted into
A Kentucky banker wanted a rail discovered it. and sbe and her th» national litigation fund.
said Brother Bill
road ticket and bad only a two dollar daughter Susie rang tbeir dinner
A penalty of fine ami impii-oument
bill. It required three dollars to get bell aud aroused the populace Night is provided as punishment for persons
“But we can at least look as though we liad.”
the ticket. He took tbe *2 bill to the watchman. W. W. Gage, rmig th» fire cutting limber on th» public domain,
You, Can’t Expect to Got
CALL ON
pawnshop and pawned it for «1 50 b.ll and tbe volunteer fire company • >i maliciously setting fire to timber m
$2 Worth for fl, But
On his way back to the station be w-tesoon on the ground and did very inderlnn-h. Piovision is ma<l» f i
You Can
Get
Your
met a friend Io whom he sold tbe efficient work, soon extinguishing tbe U > e n.e by settlers of timber foi fat in
MONEY'S WO ft TH at
pawn ticket for $1.50.
That gave flames, which seemed impossible, as nd domeslic purposes Land- «-I.ltd
And see th, new loie of Limpie» fer
him S3. Now who is out that extra th» tire had got well under whj mid
ly valuable for commercial stone-I all
tbe lumber «ns as dry hr kindling
dollar? —Law Book News.
Dealer in Boot* and Nhoea
l«e subject to entry under the placet I
A youog lady visiting in town wood. Tbe loss was about .«1,500.
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
r nin'tig laws
dropped into one of oor stores last Th» owners are very much pleased
lowest living prices.
with tbe work done by tbe tire com
Senator Fulton of Oregon uo.de a
Saturday and said, "it is my desire to
pany, and it is difficult to estimate vigorous protest against tbe l-tll aid
obtain a pair of circular elastic appen
dagos capable of being contracted tbe great damage that would have oc «ill endeavor to have th» fund for
and expanded by means of oscillating curred if it ba<1 not been for ibeir ef •ounties increased to 2*1 yer cent
burnished steel appliances. that ficient work.—Coquille Sentinel
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COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO.
Resident Dentist
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C. B. ZEEK,
I lav ( '.rain and Feed
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Steamer
ELIZABETH
Nelson & Fields
Steamship Compcny
‘amer Alliance
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M. BREUER’S
Neat and Nobby
and S Hi Til ¡ K'l
Spring
The Talk of
the Town
Square Sifter
I8PUMANK.
WASH.)
Flour.
t, UÄT
sparkle like particles of gold loaf «et
with Alaska diamonds and which are
utilized for keeping in position tbe
habiliments of tbe lower extremities,
which inate delicacy forbids me to
mention.'
It is said that Willie
banded out a pair of common garters
and fainted.
Aitkin for State Treasurer.
Canby Tribune. Clacka him County.
Furnished
Rooms
-AT-
The Pacific
Hon. John H Aitkin, a prominent
banker of Huntington, is out for
State Treasurer with excellent pros
pecta. Mr. Aitkin ia a sound business
man. an excellent financier, and a
good citizen
Drain Nonpariel. Donelas County.
Of the several csndidHtes out for
State Treasurer. H od J. H Aitkin, of
Huntington. Baker county, easily baa
the inside track, and ia sure to te
nominated and elected. He ia one of
tba squares! Rud moat honorable men
io the atate, and will make an ideal
State Treaaurar.
It h reported that a bashful young
man of Prosper was invited to dine
at the home of his lady-love a few
day« ago l’he young man was very
much agitated. He sat opposite a
mirror and discovered that he bad for
gotten to comb his bair
Then
dropped his fork on the floor and
be stooped to pick it up he upset
coffee. Ma'ters went from lad
worse, until finally the young man
quit eating and put bis bands under
the table. Tbe loose end of the table
cloth was lying in bis lap. When he
touched it be turned pale.
He
thought it was his shirt, and that he
had forgotten to put the garment
where it belonged That accounted
for hie further embarrassment, He
hurriedly stuffed tbe stippo-e I shirt
inside bis trousers. Afterward W Iteli
the family aio*e from the table then
I’be dishes I ly III H
wa* a crash
broken mass on the floor, The young
man pulled three feet of table cloth
out of hia trousers and flew tj the
woods.
B\M)( )N
HUM lit -fc
Drugs and Druggists Sundries. Patent Mei cm s,
Brushes and Tcilct Articles, Fancy S'a loncry,
Fine line of Fancy Candies.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
A Fifty Dollar Suit
ON YOUR
HUNTING TRIP
. M—cbtaln tb* «TFV.
Be « iff fn bp proper’v e
ENS and ’ > i CAN*' r • WRONG. Weitu«»
from $2 ?B to $150 00
RIFLES .
from 2 50 to 60 00
PISTOLS .
from 7 50 to 35 00
SHOTGUNS
Ask vmi» d*s'»r and Inaio Srr»«1 f'f ia ' pnçp li 'i»-
on out pupnlar inatte If tratM catHi 'g If inre»,
you cannot obtain. *eahip i est* I in SH'N'T îng . yoa
dirP»t, earrtafO charter •ruphttohave It. Maí’ed
upon receipt < f for i» ir» c en« Ir stampato
c *» poatage
c a fa) Of p0<e.
Out RftTRcfive tbrwe 't A ' ■••ninnivi Ifanpp» will be
rent anywhere f<.» t nnt* in «imp».
J. STKVXNS ARMS AMD TOOL CO.,
P O. R ot a «? o 6
Chicopee Falls. Mass.. U. A A.
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ENTERTAINMENT
At Bandon Opera House, Thuisday Eve. April 5th.