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Butter wrappeis printed at the
coiuClt oflica.
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Dun'» forgot that Ur. bu i-li-, «1-nti-t, is
i<xuu-l iu kandon
Cash paid for acks by the Bmdou
Lomas retal (Jo.
Now goo la coiaitig on i-v« ry si«» uu-
el for the Bamtou iLaj iwan* Co.
House, bai 11 and 3 lots in Bandon,
#1350. Baudon Real Lsl.tto Co.
U. C. W eleb of Lamps was h
pleasant caller thia ollie«- Monday.
Miss Esther Yaeger of Coquille
Wits tn town Saturday and attended
ti»« Odd f ellows ball.
4 lots and house 111 Baudon, all
cleat ’©li aud tin«» ocean view, #1300,
Baudon Reul Btrtale Co.
Victor Dsuuick, of Marshfield spent
a few days the fore part of the week
iu Baluloli on business.
The Bandon Concert Band havt
moved from tlm City Hall to llie Con­
crete ball for their rehearsals.
Harry W ils«»u and Thus. Thompson
of Langlois were in town the fort
part of the week on business.
Mrs. J. Johnson entertained tb<
members of the Ladies Guild ol tb<
Episcopal church with an afternoon
lea, W ednesday.
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Guy Peuse, with the I'. S. Survey
Maps Cmupauy is working the town
thia week.
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Bandon 10 Years Apo.
It is always interesting to recall
Usual sei vices tjumlay, March 3. I'leas uit uienmi i .» m and for I h»«t roHs-
Stuoig- -nresjHTially inviteli to wor we intend to reprint e tch w-»ek in­
cidents lha< ccttir.«! ex«»tl.v 1<* years
ship with us.
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We glean tbe«a it«n»a fr< u> th-
160 aere ranch 5 miles from Bandon ;
Baudot) 1 ifnorder dated Feb. ¡¡[>. l^T.
good bottom land, >23t*>. Bandon
•nd will state f<>r the benefit of th«-
lh«ai Estate Co.
publish«-! - hui time, tli«t ba ba»i a
F. E. All» n and \\ S. Bradley, of neat rmw-y tittle pnp«-r:
MarMitrnhl w» r»» in town M<-inlay ai t
l’h«» separate ('oinpany K. 0 N G.
TilHHilay <’iilliu£ on our
men ball Inst Saturday night waa*sn(XM»»
S<»ml your watch repairing to V. K. socially Slid financially ami was the
Wilson, the watchmaker at Coquille j means of adding eight names to the
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i-iinipniiy roster. I’ln-re whs a large
—over 20 years experience
eoiwd of merrymakers on band and
Watch Repairing must be done
all are loud in (heir prais«» of th«*
right, Send your work to V. II. W d
inanag«’iin-nt and music, l’liesupper
son. the W alcti-iiakei at Coquille and
at the Tupper house was one of the
good work always.
enjoyable features of th«» evening.
Strayed From my slaughter house
Themlore Clark, manager of Hu-
premises several days ago one black
Bandon Woolen Mills, was in the
cow, dehorned. Finder please notify
city Wednesday. I'he mills at Ban
E. Lewin and receive liberal reward.
«Ion are being improved and in<*reiised
What is worth doing is worth doing in capacity. ()r»-gon City Enterprise
well. Semi your W atch Repairing to
The school ch-rk wb « abroad in Hu-
V. 11. Wilson, the watchmaker at Co­
Bandon district this wei-k and found
quille over 20 years experience
282 youths of school age, there l-i-inj.
() W iron, of the lighthouse, gives 153 males and 12!) females between
ns the following weather statistics or the ages of four and twenty years.
Th«» eniiiiK-ralion of tbedistrict si.owe
the weather for the past month Bain
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fall. 10:1)6; No. of clear days 3; , bal 115 males and 370 femal«-s making a
total population in the district of.815
ance partly cloudy and foggy.
which practically places Bandon's
M arried :
William T. Allen anti population at 800. During the pi st
Miss Ethel Loretie (’ox, at the home year th«» increase in population has
of the groom, by Elder De W . Car linen 140 and the increase in school
pent.er of the Re-organized chnich of children has been 38 The number
Christ, on Feb. 23r I. Both contract­ of voters in the district for school
ing parties are residents of Bandon. purposes is 230.
proof t>i sh iw that th. I«nil sought i, niori
v ilunble foi- Us tiiutMT or htoiic than lor
„■rieiilturiil imi os, -mid to < »1 ibti'h Ins
c I jiiu t<> suit land I h tore Hi
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.,i,d Clerk ot County Cotio of Co. - < ount»,
<tr>gon. til Coquille, Coos County, tie ,.t,
on Mitiirdny. the lltli day of May,
He names as witneaaes: Janies A. Mor
risen of Ihlllnrds. I' ll., Coos Count., Ore
. on: tiaiK'is .1 I alo ot Baudon, <’ o ,» h
r- anitv. Oregon Mary I . Cali, of llullmd«.
(• O »'nun Countv. Oregon . S.,rnti l ull, of
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. Conntv Oregon
Any amt all peiMim* claiming adversi-lv
tin- ihnve-descrtlied lands o<- r< qu -led to
fl a -linn < laiiua iu tins office on or la lore
sial lltli d iv ol May. I!*h.
IU s i mis I. I l in Kigish r.
TI oi I h 'I* Ialini Act .Ioni'
At North Bend
}’oti Oun t
S ■’ II orth
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( ’a n
.UO.VEi”S
Is now open for the re­
ception of patients. The
tei ms ate bld per week
and upwards, For par
ticulare apply to : :
M. BREUER’S
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ISIS
I nited States Land Otlice. Rom-liurg Ore.,
February 7. lì* 7.
Notici- is hereby given that in compii nee
., ,t li i In pl - o i-!"ie of ilie act ol Cmi-i.-s
uf June 3. 1S7S, entitled ‘An act for the
-ale of timber lands tn the Stales of Cal
ifiirntn. Oregon, Nevada, and Waslitm tmi
lerritorv," uh extended to all the I'tililic
Land StateH by act of August +. IStrj.
I hmiiaH II. Ilnnlv, of Coquille, ('mintv of
C.HiH, State of Oregon, lias thia dav lili,I in
ibis office Ins sworn statement No
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for the purchase of the E1., of SE1,. NW1,
.it SE1,, NE1.; of SW1, of Section No. 27.
in Township No. 30, Smith, Range N ". 14
West. W. M„ and will offer proof to i ltow
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timlH-r or stone than for agricultural
pur i loses, and to establish Ins claim to said
and la-fore .1. It. I pton, I S Commission
i-r at bis office nt Langlois, Curry County.
< fregón, on Wednesday, tin- 1.5th day of
May, 11107.
lie names as witnesses . James G. l!us
sei. of Fourmile, Curry County, Ore-on :
<iiistnve Shroeder. of Alago. Coos Comity.
Oregon; John Huftile, of Hare, < urry
County. Oregon : Henry Cliestley, of II ire,
Curry < 'mint v. < tregon.
Any and all persons claiming advi" ;eh
the above deHcribcil lands are requested to
iiie their claims in this office on or lielore
s ial 15th day of May. 11*17.
B knjamin L Enin. Regist r.
Depnrtment of thè Interior.
S. L hik I Office ut Roseburg, Or..
Dee. 15, lltiMì,
Notici' in hereliv given tliat David I’.
Htrang, .Ir., of Bnndon. Oregon. Ii.is liled
notice of I iìh intention lo mnke linai eom-
inutation | roof in snpport. of I iìh daini viz
llomcsteiid Entry No. It'Ul. iniiile An'. 7,
1U02. lor thè NEM of
. SW I, ot '■
and N'.j of SE1,, Sedioli :-S, I ownship 'S S.
Rango ¡1 W.. and tliat Haiil proof wil1 I m
made before Couiity Clerk and Clei k of
County Court of Cmn Couiity, Oregon, III
I iìh office at Coqnille, Oregon, mi Aprii 13.
11107.
He nanie» thè following witnesses to
prove I iìh contimimtH rcHidence upon,/a
Jesse ( i. I »ell
enltivation of, thè land, viz.
eve, of Bamlon, Oregon ; Jacob l’rewetf. of
l*arkerHbnrg, Oregon ; Ed Hadsall, of Bau
don, Oregon; Zenas C. St rano, of Coqnille.
< tregon.
B iin . iamin L. Einiv. Register.
Hoots
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Sisters of Mercy
North Bend, Or.
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WALTER NELSON, Prop’r
Anderson Building Corner.
Main Street.
BANDON, ORE.
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NOTK'K I Di: 1-1 Iti li ATION.
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Repairing neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
NOI ICE FOR 1*1 BLICA DON.
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Mrs. F. Dyer and Miss Alice Por­
where any may pans a social hour
ter left Wednesday morning lot
Th«» gasoline boat Bessie K. is now
T. B. Wheeler spent Saturday and
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Marshfield, where they will spend a Sunday on lus ranch south of Bin resting on the shore of the lagoon
few days.
don. He is putting in an orchard of preparatory to being launched there­
Miss Effie Collier spent Fiiday, about 100 frees, and when he has it in I'nless there is a storm to drive
Saturday and Sunday at her home bearing will be one of the largest and in a large tide she wil) hav«» Io stay
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The very best brands of
near Coquille. She retnrped Sun­ best in this section lie returned i in th«' lagoon until the new moon
Monday.
tides
about
March
6.
By
that
time
day evening.
all repairs will b«i finished and Hie
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W iiiom
The now pulp and pnper plant is
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ALVIN MUNCK, Prop.
Found: A sliver broach made from
boat will be ready to load at once and
sailing
in
smooth
water.
The
stock
a silver quarter with the word Mary
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go to sea. They expect to launch
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engraved on one side. Owner can has all been subscribed and tlu- her tomorrow or next «lay.
. Best Wines,
have saint» by calling al this office articles of incorporation filed with
the secretary of state and with the
and paying for this notice.
CONTEST NOI’ICK
Hero is a sure cure for nnintpri-st
Liquors and
county clerk. It may lie of interest
Denari moot of flu Interior.
iug sermons and for people flint can.
Always behind lh«> bar.
Miss Ivy Langworthy of Marsh
to our readers to know that the fees
U. S Land Otlice nt Unseburg, Or .
not keep awake while in ehnreb*
field spent last Saturday with friends
November 10, t!MM!.
Cigars.
on filing these incorporation pipers
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
and relatives in Bamlon returning on
A certain clergyman had in his eon tiled in this otlice by Edwin E. Stillwell,
with the senrotary of state amounted
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the Sunday noon boat. Miss Lang to 851 65.
gregation two men who troubled him contestant, against, homestead entry No.
i:-d;ir>, made October li. I’M«, for NW1, of
£
Nice
private
rooms.
We
invite
our friend* to call
worthy is in the Pacific States Tele­
by sleeping in church. At last he Section 25, Township 2!t S., Range 15 W by
£
If drinking wateriatested frequent found an opportunity of saying to Robert A. Doak. Contested, in which it is
and see ns.
phone office tit that place.
alleged that sai.l Robert A Doak lias wholly
ly, much sickness would thereby tie one of I hem:
abandoned said tract, and changed his
The tug Wizard out of San Fran
therefrom for more than two
avoided
The following simple
“Mr. Parker, did yon ever notice residence
years since making said entry, and mxt
cisco came up for the barge Chinook
met find is given for ascertaining the I lint Mr. Blown had fallen into the prior to the date herein : that said tract is
COQUILLE
last Saturday, but on account of
not settled upon and cultivated by said par­
purity of drinking water: Draw a habit of sleeping during service?”
ty as required by law,—said parties are
threatening weather put in at Em
tumbler of water from the tap or
Mr. Parker had not noticed it, loit hereby notified to appear, respond mid
pire City until the blow was over
oiler evidence touching said allegation at
pump at night, put a piece of white was pained at the information
10 o'clock a . m. on March 12, IIHI7, before
She returned W ednesday ami left
NOBLER A MORRISON, Prop’ra.
T'rt'TT't'i •t't't•f-T't'ft-'. i”!
C. 'I'. Blnineiirotlier. Notary Public, al his
cube sugar in it, and place it where
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might
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ask
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will) the barge in tow.
office in Bandon. Oregon, and that final
Co<|llille, Oregon.
the temperature will not lie under 65 side him next Sunday, ami nudge hearing will lie held nt 10 o’clock n. m mi
March 21!. I'. >7. la-fore the Register and First-Class
Miss M. Garfield left Wednesday degrees, Fahrenheit. In the morn­ him in case lie falls asleep?”
Laundry Work
Receiver at the United States Land Office
morning on the boat for San I1 ran ing the water, if pure, will bo perfect­
in
Roseburg,
Oregon.
Mr. Parker would most certainly
of every kind done on short notice,
t he said contestant having, iu n proper
ciaco, via Marshfield, where she will ly clear; if contaminated by sewerage do so
and at reasonable prices.
affidavit, tiled November 10, lOOli, set forth
select tier new spring stock of millin­ or other impurities the water will be
facts which show that after due dilligenee
The reverend gentleman
is Guaranteed.
personal service of this notice cannot be Satisfaction
ery. Miss Garfield is a competent milky. I bis is a simple and safe test sought his esteemed parishioner,
made, it is hereby ordered and directed that
J •'" < trders left on Monditys with our Ban
such notice he given by due and pro|a-r
buyer and her many patrons of Lan­ and easily made. Ex.
Brown.
publication.
don agent. A. O. TROWBRIDGE, will be
don are assured of tin entire new
B enjamin L. E iuiy , Register
“Mr. Brown, have you noticed Mr
given careful attention and delivered in
The young ladies of the llebekha
stock of the latest styles in millinery.
Parker's
habit
of
sleeping
during
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Bandon at. the store Friday evenings.
has a select stock of
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Lodge gave a farewell party in honor
Al. Marsh made ti trip to Baudon of Miss Gwyneth Rudolph, who lias sermon?”
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For Sale.
Mr. Brown had noticed it and h nil
last week for snpplit's, with his four boon visiting her mint, Mrs. John
li.I.VDO.V TH. I.YSFEII co. <
horse team, and hauled 31IMI pounds, Langlois, for the past two months. been pained.
One borse, trusty and well broken
C II PATTERSON A SON
“Well, would you do me the favor
but mired down twice in the “green I’ll«» Reliekali s had their regular
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for buggy. Weighs about 11M MI pounds,
timber” this side of Denmark, and meeting and had arranged for the of silling lieside Mr. Parker next Sun­ For further particulars enquire of Dray and General Delivery
bad to unload lie charged a cent party,. after the lodge meeting, at day, am) nudging him if he shows
Meet nil Bonis.
F a in .
|¡i'rr on ||raught
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and three fourths a pound, but does which Miss Rudolph was present, any signs of drowsiness?”
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Most certainly Mr. Brown would
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not covet the job at even that price.
making’ this a complete surprise for
tie
glail
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do
so.
Port Orford Tribune.
her. Games were played and the
CoitRTions T reatment .
Tiie spectacle of the two good men
Miss Tess Mancit-lt had an exciting party broke up near midnight. Miss
keeping watch on each other the fol
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experience with a gasoline lamp last Iliidniph has made a host of friends
F
lowing
Sunday
morning
nearly
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Saturday evening. The lamp bad since she has been hero who are sorry
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B hik I oii , Oregon.
the dignity of the clerical plotter
not been “pumped up am) when she to see her go, and hope that in the
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camo to light it, it burst into flames. near future she will visit Bandon
<ON I I ST NOTKT
She procured help and it was taken again. She left on the morning boat
and
for
Marshfield
where
she
takes
the
Department
of the inferior.
out on the sidewalk where finally.
I . N. Lain! Ollice nt Rosrhnrg, <
Oliver Waldvogel took it into the Kilburn for her home at Hydesville,
JI 'agon makers
TVbrnnry, 23,
A snfticient contest atThlavit having hern
street and extinguished the Hames by­ Cal.
Who will act as
Gentlemen
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Olympia Beer on Draught
POLITE TREATMENT.
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Steam Laundry.
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WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS.
NELSON & EVELAND,
throwing grave) on it
The Coos County Club of Albany
College: The first meeting of the
second semester was held on the
evening of February 22, when the
club was entertained l»y Miss Inez
Easton at the home of Rev. Grisnold.
There were several guests present bo
sides members of the club, and ibis
meeting was considered one of best
and jolliest held this year. We re­
gret Hint another of our members,
Edwin B. Tilton, has left college. I bis
cuts our number down to seven a
small but jolly crowd. Wo hop«» to
have many new members next winter.
Those present on Friday evening were
Misses Rosa, W ilkins, Knotts, Easton,
Ruth Montagne, Martha Montagne,
and Hodge, Messrs. Hodge, Neal,
Myers, Knotts, Leggett.and Volstodt.
A M embzr .
Dr. D. L. Steel,
Bandon’s Resident
Dentist
Is the place to go when you require
the services of an experienced dentist
No operation too difficult, success
guaranteed. Office opposite Hotel
Gallier.
The Launching.
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The now scho< nor \\ ollosloy was
Rticcossfully Ittuncht-il last Motnlay
morning at cloven o'clock at tin» ship
yard at Prosper. The disagreeable
weather kept many of the people of
Bandon from attending tin- launching,
flint had planned on being there, but
as it was there was a largo number
prem-nt.
Little
Miss
Hansen
christened the ship W ellesley with a
bottle of champagne, and sic slid
down the way as gracefully as a bird,
hardly moving at first but gaining
speed, finally sliding into the water
with barely a splash.
The Wellesley is a tint- two masted
steam schooner that has been built by
E. HenckendorfT. A sister ship will
be commenced at once and work will
be rushed so as to have its service as
soon as possible The teesel is named
after the W ellesley College, of Mas
saebnsetts. for jming ladies. Re-
freslniHMits were served after the
launching: somewhat of a colebratii n
ensiled
I’.otn all rop- rts ome ol
the participants will have cause to
remember the affair for some time to
come.
filed in this otlice by Margaret Lamont con
si ant. against. iioinoHte td entry No. 10s :
in ule Jniu-27, i:Hi|, f.>r N'1 ? of NE^, Nl*','4
of N W1 j of S»»c. 30 and N W 14 of N W :-4 • -I
Ser. 29. Ij»wnship 20, S., Ibinge 14 VV., b\
John E. T'athain. c»»ntehX< e. in which it i>
alleged that said John E. Ta!ham has
wholly abandoned said tract; that be has
changed his residence therefrom for more
than one year since making said entry; that
the said tract is n< l settled upon and culti
vated by said party as required by law; that
Ins alleged absence from said land is not
due to employment in the military or naval
service of the United States said parties are
hereby notified to ap|M ar, res|»ond and offer
»•videnre touching said allegation at. 10
o’clock a. in., on April 20, 1007, before
treorge T 'lopping, a notary public at his
otlice at. Bandon. Oregon, and that tiqal
hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on
May 13, 1007, Iw fore the Register and Ke
reiver at the United States Land I lllii-i- in
Roseburg, < )reg«»n.
'I’he said contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, filed February 211, 1007, set fol th
facts which show that after due « lili V« nee
|w*rsonnl service of this notice cannot he
made, it is hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given by due and projwr pub
lication
I* fn . kmin L. E ddy , Register
Ilmb.-r I. jim I Art .finie 3. IS7F
NOI ICE FOI! PUBLICATION.
l utti <1 States L.'inil Office. R.HWbtirg. < In
Felini iry, II, l!i>7
Notice te InIiv given tlrit in cuoiplt.inc*
with th ■ pmvimoM of il,, u-t ,,f < hi n-ss
of In ,o 3. is7s. entitled "An net for ihe
-ill of tlinler lami in the Stuten of Cal­
ifornia, tir. m
N" I
imi W nliiiigsx
territory.
i i ntendili lo dl 'be pidilvi»
Lund St ili ~ liy act of Au us- ♦ ItiR.-,
Cliarl, m G. I ihv. of Bulla uh. I ‘ fl. Cminiy
ot < on, St ate of Oregon, hi- it m day IPe»
i • this office Inn worn stateni- et N i. 77T7.
or tin purclri-e of the SW . of NW 4 nf
s. etton No s in Township No. *- Month,
Range No. Il West. W M
ami Will offi-r I
hastest and Most
For the
Reasonable Dentistry see Dr. Frontis
who will l>e m Bandon March 2d for
a short visit.
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A. B. SABIN
All Kinds of Saddlery.
llarueflM mid Saddle* ID-paired .
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Horseshoeing
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TONSORIAL PARLORS
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
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G ive U s a T rial
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and ctírivineo yourself that wo do
No. 1 work Prices reasonable.
Munuf.ii-tiiri r ami Di ali r in
BANDON.
Light and Heavy
FORGING
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OREGON
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O. F. Jiohrer
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
Real Estate and City Property
• KMVIKWCr. AN» FISI NFS* »OTS SO III ANO F.X« HANGED
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SHAVING,
SHAMPOOING
AND
HAIR
CUTTING AT .STANDARD PRI( I S.
Ne.rt Iu I ‘ostoßiee, Mandón
II. Smith
IIRoKFRAt.F KI'INF.ss
l.<>cal«Ml in EL DORADO III ILIUM}.
First Street, BANDON. Olii).ON
FAMMI AND'
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Jeweler «nd
Watchmaker
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BANDON, OR.
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SOI VENIK POSTAL CARDS.
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if The largest mid liesf assortment in
if town. Agates polfrthed and mount
if
If you find a nice agate
'if ml to order
if while on the Bench we will tell you
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<if whether it. is worth mounting.
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'if large asHortmeiit of watches, clocks,
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if silverware and Jewelry of all kinds.
if
'if Gold nnd Fountain Pena, including
'if the Wateru>an and Conklin's nnto-
"if
Ù nmtic tillers, the liest in the market.
■if We have the Marshall one dollar
fountain pen.
ARTHUR RICE