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LODGE DI RE CTO« Y. ; ■aaoale. andon lodge , N o . ha . a f . a m . communications til* Satur B day (Hated Purchase after the fall tB*<>n of each month All Master Mason* cordially inn ted. G BOAK. W. M. P. N blson , Bee. of Coo* Bay Road From Spreckels. 1. o. o » Purchase of the Cooa Bay, Rose meets every Satnrdav evening. burg A Eastern railway, from Marsh Visiting brothers in good standing cor field to Myrtle Point, announced six dially invited. C. F. LORENZ,. N. O. week« ago by The Journal, has been A. J. Httnoi. Sec. officially admitted at San Francisco Knights of Pythias The purchase includes 29 miles of elphi lodge N o . tu, Knight* of Pvtbias. Meets every Monday even railway, equipment, 20 acres of ter ing at Masonic hall Visiting Knights in vited to attend. F. A. HOLMAN. C. C. minal grounds at Marshfield, agricul B. N. H abbisotow , K of K. 8. tural lands, mines aod bunkers, the Foreatera of America steamers Breakwater aod Czarina, ( ’Ol’RT QUEEN OF THE FOREST, No. store«. saloons, dwelling bouses, 620 V. 17. meets Friday night of each week, in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor acres of coal land at Beaver Hill, 200 dial welcome is extended to all visiting brothers. W D. MARSHALL, acres of coal land at Isthmus slough, A. Rica. Chief Ranger. 1,181 town lots at Marshfield. Fin. Secretary. The deal includes all Coos Bay Woodmen of the World. O EASIDE CAMP No. Cl2. W O. W. property of the Spreckels family, from ■ meets in regular session the first and It third Thursday* of tach month in the Ma whom the parchase was made. sonic hall. Visiting members are cordially confirms the reported intention of the invited. A. RICE, C. C. O.C. W aldvoobu , Clerk. Harriman companies to construct a railroad line from Drain to Coos Bay and down the coast to Humboldt Lay PROFESSIONAL. to connect with the Santa Fe. Con struction work tietween Drain and Dr H. L- Houston, Coos Bay will be commenced at once. PHYSICIAN &. SURGEON A long controversy over the price Office over Drag Store. Hoars. 9 to 12, a.m. 1:90 to 4, p m ; 7 to 8 in the evening. of the properties was followed by the Night calls answered from office. taking of an option by Harriman BANDON, ... ORMON, some months ago, and it is said he finally paid the Spreckels people Dr, S L. Perkins, something over #3,000,(100 for all their PHYSICIAN <t SURGEON, Coos Bay holdings. No authoritative BANDON, OKKOON. statement as to the amount of money that passed has been given, nor is it Office at residence on Fourth Street. likely to be learned from official Dr I» E. NTF.ELE eonrcee. andon lodge . No.i3s, i. o. o. f . B D Resident Dentist OFFICE OVER FURNITURE STORE. OREGON. BANDON. P. TOPPING, GEO. ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Fix’© Insurance, Bandon. C. R - - - - Oregon. BORROW' Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public First -class references. Fifteen Yeais Ex perience. CotjcrtLX. ... O beoow . C- T- Blumenrother U. S. CominitAlouer and Notary Public. Fjlingti and Final proof« made on Home uteade, Timber Claim« and other U. S Landa Money Loan« Ncaotiated on Approved Security. Office in room 10 Beyerle Building, Ban don. Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon. Kral Ketate bought and Sold. Nelson & Fields The Gid Reliable Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers NORNENHOKBU Heavy Forging Ship Work and Logging Work ia our Sprrinlty. Myrtle pulverizing or melting procese. can a Sale of Railway i large per cent of values be ever re from oux blacksatid. is Admitted. covered A mao fr> m Myrtle Point passed through town, Sunday, with ('has Smith aud family of South Dakota, wbu will settle at the mouth of the Illinois, having bought out one of the Frys. It is eipected that tbe steamer Elizabeth will call in here oo her next trip up tbe coast. She sailed from the Coquille on tbe 28ult. She would be a good vessel to call here regularly, and it would certainly pay her to do so.—Tribune. Eastern men have purchased, through C. J. Bruschke. all of tbe land on Willancb inlet reaching fr< m Crawford Point to Kentuck inlet. Tbe land, which was tbe property of Messrs. Hogland. Scbuttler aud El ford, Mrs. C. W. Rose and Mrs. Emi ly Stevens, will be utilized for manu facturing purposes, Wooden ware fac tones, etc —Coos Bay Times Point. Mrs. J H. Rotierts and sou Allison returned home Wednesday from a visit Io Mrs. Ed Kackleff. at Lang lois. , Daniel Stover sod Miss Kiltie Stuns were ouited in marriage on June 24tb, by Rev Thus Barklow at tbe home of Auuie Barklow iu West Myrtle Point. . Bandon is feeling clever over the report that tbe Cody Lumber Com pany is to build a saw mill there with a capacity of 75.000 feet daily. It is to be boped that Bandon will draw all that and more, while Myrtle Point is becoming the educational center of tbe country. Tbe people of Myrtle Point were mildly excited last Friday by tbe ap pearance bere of a crew of tbiriy-tive surveyors, with tbeir instruments anil other equipage, cooking wagons, tents aud other paraphernalia fol lowed tbe backs carrying tbe meu, making quite a procession. Of the thirty-five only two knew the real meaning of their visit to this section, and they refused to talk for publica tion. They left bere for Bandon ami Pies, cakes aud cookies for sale at other coast points. They are one of Miss Sylvia Leneve s. Fresb every five parties that left Roseburg for the day. 23 coast, possibly looking for tbe best Hurt Orford ii Pure White” High Patent, Eastern Washington Flour. “Byer’s Best, Blue Ribbon” Eastern Oregon Flour. Special Prices on 5 and 10 Sack lots. MASON S PATENT FRUIT JARS KSX? I ■X j H ay , G rain and M ill F eeds ? alwaV« on bHtid. ♦ ... .> .;. .;. .;..-. <1 <• < <. (.•>* <• •> ♦ <• ■> ■> < Í <• •> -5 * K ¥ ■J.yMiMi’4* ■» * D. P. STRAXG, Jr. ./. E. H. IDS.ILL. Praci ical Snrveyor. COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO. ROAD AND MINES PROFITABLE. Tbe railroad rod coal rniues. oper ated jointly under tbe direction of Manager Chandler for tbe Spreckels people, were said to be profitable, and tbe owners were not anxious to relin quish. It was recognized, however, that tbe building of a coast line and interior connections by tbe Southern Pacific wonld change conditions ma terially and that this company could handle the properties to much better advantage by having both rail and water transportation facilities for de livering the coal to interior and coast markets. Construction of tbe Coos Bay line of the Southern Pacific will be of vast benefit to tbe people aud business in terests of Cooe and Curry counties, and it is believed will lead to rapid development of that isolated portion of Oregon. These counties are rich in timber, coal, dairying and agricul tural resources, have a rich soil aod a splendid climate, together with tbe beginning of one of tbe best harbors on tbe Pacific coast. Tbe people of Cooe Bay country are enthusiastic over tbe prospect for immediate open ing of their section of tbe state to direct rail communication with Port land.—Portland Journal. FLOUR! I! vou want a home in Oregon, investigate onr offerings. BANDON WOOLEN The people of Oregon, and indeed moat of tbe Pacific coast, are for- tunate in having such a variety of nature's displays from which to choose for tbe purpose of an outing and a vacation—a change from the routine monotony of tbe nsnal work aday life. Not far distant is tbe ocean always interesting and invigorating to many, people, always tbe same yet ever changing, murmurous or thunderous with manifold mysteries. On tbe coast of Oregon and Washington are several stretches of beach well adapted to an outing which contemplates surf bathing as one of its features—Sea side, Yaquina. Tillamook. Long Beacb. Bandon and others, that can be reached in a few hours’ travel and are deservedly becoming more popu lar. Or, if one prefers the mountains and tbe forests, and streams for fish mg. be need not travel very far to be accommodated in Oregon, and if de sired, one can scare up game large enough to make a interesting. We have Timber and Coal Lands. Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and CITY RRORKRTY. If yon wish to buy. sell or exchange, call on os and we will give yoo good service. Homesteaders l/jcated on Desirable Government Land. MILLS. terminal facilities for a line from Roseburg. 40 good level LOTS in WOODLAND ADDITION, close in and cheap for cash. i Qr LOIS m WOOLEN MILL ADDITION. I »)») price, according to l.a’Htion ........... handy to tide water. Stock ranch of 520 acres ; good buildings and other improvements. *5 per acre. We have dairy ranches, city residence propetty and acreage property within city limits. si5 TO $70 1400 ACRES CEDAR UMBER G. H. Gueriu is one of those who stauds for and insists upon a line of railway from Roseburg here, with terminals at Marshfield and Bandon. Office in KI Ikornilo Bldg Mr. Guerin is firm in bis belief that is tbe kind of a road that will mean tbe most to onr county and bis posi tion ia logical. Marshfield and Bandon each have their advantages from a railroad viewpoin, and with a through line forking out here with terminals at both places, there will be no qnes tion but that tbe raiiroad building tbe line will find ample business to keep it busy and at good returns. Tbe adjournment of Congress leaves tbe railroads to ad without fear of further legislation, atid it is quite possible that tberp will lie active de velopments during the summer. Enterprise. BANDON OR. The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer ELIZABETH C. P. JEXS EX. Master. On June 29. st the school in the Har< 1 district, tbe following program whs ren dered by Mi«s Alice Porter's school Song— America, by the Reboot. R. citation—Pussy Cat, Maud Horner. Recitation—Children Harry McAdams. Recitation— t his World Stella Strain. Recitation—When Jolinui. j goes to school. Harrv Wooden. Recitation— Patriotism. George Horner. Song—Oregon by the school. Recitation—Webfoot Land Claude McAdams. Recitation—Betsy Ban , ner. Alta Barley. Recitation—A Picture Henrv Strain. IbeBennv Flag, by fhre< girls. Ella Wooden. Rita Barlev. Rosi Wooden. Recitation—Barbara Fritchn Minnie Wooden. Recitation—A Little Girl I Ruby Strain. Recitation- Mother Know« Ollie (’bestir. Recitation—Woman« Battle Della Strain Song—Flag of the Free. Io I the acbool. The school house was decorate« with cedar. Oregon grape aud tlowers. Vl» 1 tors. Mr* Mike Horner. Mr Strain. Mr- McAdams. till« Steamer is New. is Strongly built, and fitted with the latest improvements, and will give a regular 8 dav service, for passengers and freight, 1« tween the Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif. E. T. ELBERT DYER. Agent, Bandon, Oregon. KRUSE. Managing Agent. 207 Front Street, Suu Francisco, California. Correr* tbalrort* for any 7■ i■ 1<><•■ i There will be many people from Every one wbo can afford an outing port of C' oom County tnr- the south end of the county as well at all may please himself as best be A r:i<M niched on Mhort Notirr as from all over it, at tbe big log rol B andon . ... O bboon . can—the sea beach for some, for ling of tbe \V. O. \V. at Port Orford. Pricrw Right. others tbe mountains; for some a tent Aug. 15 to 18. < ompaiiy COQUILLE, - - OREGON Six men arrived in Port Orford and for others a hotel, for some a 1X ................................................................................... 1.« ..................... ■■——■■■■■Illi Monday night, and ten more Tues jolly crowd, aod as nearly solitude as day, aod are staying at Knapps bote) possible for others—all can be easily until their camping outfit arrives. accommodated in varied Oregon — They are railroad men aud are sup Portland Journal. posed to be in tbe employ of tbe Fou Can't Expect to Get Southern Pacific, Jf- Worth for fl. But Samuel Frost and Emma Winter —ooo—- People living back from tbe coast You Can Get Your Only Kegnlnr line Bitwrii Portlonil it nd Eureka were married iu Omaha recently If who have places sheltered from the, MONEY’S HOB TH at Extra copies of this issue, 10 cent« :: Viw < Hay :: north winds, should enlarge tbeir ap-* 1 they follow tbe President's advice each Mail a copy to your friend - they will probably raise a Hock of pie orchards by setting the best vari GEO D GRAY A CO.. Gen'l Act*. L. W SHAW. Agent, elsewhere eties for shipping. Apples aud pears icicles.—Ex. 421 Market. St Sun Francisco. Marshfield, Phone 441. Itralrr in Hoot« anti Whore grown in such places along onr coast Repairing neatly «nd promptly done at foot hills are equal to tbe beet grown lowest living prices. aoywhere. The demand for tine ap ples is unlimited, and people will be io reneb of markets when the railroad shall have come. the New Drag store I* Now Ready for ll<i*inc*« Everything New and Fresh. Every little while for 40 years some one, generally ignorant of beach mio- ing. comes along with a new laugh'd < gold-saving machine, 'o sell to “suck- : ers.'' But to bis sorrow be never' Tine line of Taney Candies. Imported and Domestic Cigars. finds any suckers among our beach miners. If such itiveotuia would ooly -• t • tbiok. they wonld know that after mure than 50 years' experience, we Will not make a man look dressed np if he ba* a three-<tays growth of I ward. are nsitig the most practical machine« Presto, change. Jnat «too into I that the combined expenence'of Lun- H. F 1 MORRISON'S Barloor Shop .Ireia of m«n in actual work conlo and be will make «on look like ■ pen'le*an Hot aiol 4 old Bath*. perfect, and we know that ooly by al SHOKS California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company Steamer All ¡anee M. BREUER’S B andon D rug C o . Drugs and Druggist s Sundries. Patent Medicines, Brushes and Toilet Articles. Fancy Stationery. A Fifty Dollar Suit BANDON MANUFACTURING CO. PLANT
