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• •• •t S Port Orford Notes. 1 )rv Goods From the Tribune. I i I We have a complete stock to select from, and can please yon in all lines Our CLOTHING stock is also complete. I Olir goods in ttns depariment are all fresh sud carefnlly select- ed, and embraces everything that ih good to eat : G roceries PANT !<: 11 111 €OiS Oregon, « « Bandon, * : H ay , G rain and M ill F eeds slwaysnn tinnii. * $ & A COMPIRETE LINE OF SHEET MUSIC Also a HIGH GRADE PIANO for Sale Watch Repairing a Specialty ; work guaranteed E. C. BARKER & CO Coquille City, Or. (SUCCESSOR TO HOOVER ,t MONDAY.J BANDOX MEAT MARKED ------- Dealer In Alt Kinds of------- Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables, Lard, Etc. Etc. Robert Forty, who has been work ing at W edderbnrn, came up Monday, and says that Hume's tug will come up as hooii as the weather moderates and make •uother attempt t ■ ii-cover the Bessie K. George Forty is building a large flat-bottomisl boat, to be used in landing goods on the beach, for J. 1!. Miller, who expects to hate bis new gasoline schooner in commission some time iu April. Jofeii Dead mo nd is now quite well and is living in town with his nephew Henry McBride. Attorney J. N. Trim ami wife re turned to Gold Beach by Wednes- day's stage, having had a tine I ime visiting their black sand mine. A. Jamieson says the Bandon road district has a rock crusher and that they have constructed this Hide of Rosa’s mile or more of splendid road, under the direction of Tom Coates, their efficient supervisor, to whom Mr. Jamieson is under obligations for for liis aid in keeping the bad ruts repaired while freighting the heavy stuff from Bandon to Cape Blanco for the wireless station. The Berwick, and tug Katie ('uok both being Hume’.- vessels, tried to raise the anchor that holds the Bessie K. on the reef near Island Rock, bet failed to do so and they both went back to Rogue river. The chain will have to be ent to free the wreck. It is a difficult thing to do because of the short taut chain. In the meanwhile the equinoctial storm is due, and will probably land the prize without any aid from man. If the Captain that towed the wreck in side of Cape Blanco Reef bad brought it to Port Orford he could have made some money, and the vessel conili have been saved. Coquille Notes. I l-i/T Having purcbased this old and well established bnsiness. and moved the same to the Marshall Building, east Hide Main Htreet, we solicit a continuance of past generous From the Sentinel. patronage, guaranteeing holiest goods, fair prices and courteou, treatment to all. J. N. Nye received the sad news Friday of the death of his brother at Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold. San Francisco. Mr. Nye and wife ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- •— left last Saturday for San Francisco to attend the funeral Robt. Zumwalt and wife who have been living on the upper river for some time, left a few days ago fol their former home iu Washington. | (MPT. J. OLSEJT, Master. On Saturday evening. March lfith, This Steamer is New. is Strongly built, and fitted with the latest improvements, and will occurred the wedding of Mr. Epwurd give a regular K day Hervice. for paesengerR and freight, between the G. Lawrence and Miss Ella Stella Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif. Robinsou at Marshfield, Bev. Thurs ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon. ton officiating. The groom is the sec E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California. ond son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Law rence of this city and is well and favorably known in this community.“ having been born and raised in this city. The bride has been a resident of Marshfield for several years, and has a host of friends. The couple will reside at Jack McDonald's camp Higher Classes of Work Solicited. where Ned will be employed the OREGON. BANDON, present season. San Jose papers received in this —T city by friends of “Happy” Smith, who is playing with the baseball club of that city, says that “Happy has I made good ' and is one of the strong est players in the club. The paper ' in speaking of a game in which lie i played says that he made four runs out of five times at bat, two of them being two baggers. The paper also GEO. D. GRAY A CO., Gen’l Agts, L. W. SHAW, Agent, adds that be gets over the ground ♦21 Market. St. San Francisco. Marshfield, Phone 441. and also predicts that he surprised all by the way he gets over the ground I and also predicts that in the course | of time “Happy will lie playing in | the Eastern league. His many friends here are glad to bear of bis BANEON OB^EO-OKT success. The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer Civil Engineer and Surveyor. dia« s. ill ovli California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company Steamer Alliance Now plying between Portland and Coos Bay only. Weekly trips. of turning hi* team to drive ent. a large breaker struck tlu* wag'm broad side, turning 4 bottom up, an<l it was unit by ilie greatest good fortune that —-,lie or till of the children Were not killed or drowned Mr. Znm wait was thrown down, and had tuucir difficulty in extricating himself. The oldi—t boy. John Henry, grasped I he» little one by the back of the neck, and Lehi to him manfully until roseuisi, while I he middle ulu* was i thrown ashore by the breaker that ¡ Clip IE“ I I he wagon .Notice is hereby given to owners of dogs that they must provide a leather or metnl » ' Il ir will, a numbered me tal tag thereon. Hint procure a li<*t*nse fioin the city recorder of Bandon (lot later than Apiil l»t, 1907. All an imals foiiud on the streets in (it’d about town not liming a license a r i» t collar and tag as idiote stated, willb, seized and killed acci idii'g to Or i dinance No 19 The tux on male di g I wiH be * 1.50 per animili and on fe male dogs ^2 50. 1 Ins ordinance w ill be strictly enforced. Dated this 19th day of M an I*. I'.M'7. B eecher J ess . City Marshal. A. M. Sumner lots purchased the I old John M oore bouse at Horseshoe bay and is tearing it down and will take the lumber Io h.s lots on Ferry creek, where lie is milking prepara tion to build a house. Report got about that the Moore house was the For Sale, a Baine W agon. 3 I t in. first hotel building tn Bandon but as good as new. Impure or address iuvet-tigaliou luings out the fact that W H. Smith. Coquille. Oregon. ttie Nelson bollse just south of George Bennett s house was the first hotel in tliis vicinity, and that the 1 ext one I M was tlie Ocean Hoose established by J. P. Tupper, and that the (¡old Beach which is dose to the place dwelling where the John Moore stood, was afterward built and opened I 'o/z < ’// II ■ E.vpcc o Ci e up as a hfitel by A. Geromi.a French iioz th for S’/. But man who married a daughter of Nel ( 'n o ‘•'ct i'oiir I 'on WORTH ut son, the first hotel keeper Geromi Used to remark that he “made all the biz and Tupper made all the mon. «ii i< MOÍ Dealer Suppresses Publication. Among the very last of th»“ official acts of Geo. B. Cortelyou before re signing the postmaster generalship was to order the United States mails closed to that widely read publication. “The Womans’s Magazine,’ published at St. Louis. Ao reason was given for this extaordinary ruling. fbe Woman’s Magazine has been regular ly mailed at the St. Louis post office for the past six years, ami is one of the few magazines that has religously refused to accept fake or objection able advertising matter, and its col umns were at all times tilled with wholesome literature. The Woman's Magazine has however, in its editorial pages, attacked certain measures, ami exposed alleged frauds in Mr Cortel- you’ll department is said bv the million or more subscribers to the popular publication to be the reason of the official displeasure. The mat ter will go into the courts, and we hope will be sifted to 'be very depth-. If ttie Postmaster General has th«} power to thus set himself up as a general press censor of American newspapers and magazines, is time the public knows it. We as a people, have fondly believed m the freedom of the press, free speech, mid the right to exercise our conscientious beliefs, but if the power does lie in hand of any hireling of the govern 1 ment to deprive 11s of any part of these privileges, then it is up to the public to remove the cause of such disturbance. Umpqua \ alley News. C oal fox S ale i irst-class coal at S3 per ton in sacks or S2.5II in scow loads. Leave orders at Peterson's Landing, above Riverton. W hat is worth doing is worth doing well. Send your Watch Repairing to V. R. W ilson, the watchmaker at Co quille over 20 years experience. The ■> <■ z. <• •> •> <• <• •Î«. <• < <• •> ❖ <• Eldorado •> ❖ •> •> <- •> Wines. Liquors and Cigars..... z. •z •> ❖ ♦ •r. z. •z z. <• X- <• •> <• /\ (7 S 111 Il SSt 'll •> •> •j. /?/ OS. •> •5» z. ❖ <. Proprietors. •> •> Bandon, - • ♦ •> Oregon. • •> •> %• •? <• ❖ •. •> %• <• •> <• •> z. •> <• •> t <• <• >:• THE ANCHOR BAR ; ALVIN MUNCK, Prop. 11 Liquors Idle hour, and i £ We invite our friends to call and see uh , £ k k u That's the WALTER NELSON, Prop’r. Anderson Building Corner, Main Street. BAXDO.W ORE. A Quiet, Orderly Place, I f Opera has a select stock of 3 WINES, LIOIJORS 4 3 and CIGARS. where any may pass a social hour Who will act as Gentlemen The very best brands of ( ’ oukteots T heatmi W ¡BK*** < Ì J< I IIOI’S ÌÌ8K I $ ¡«¿Ìli*? Always behind the bar. Olympia Beer on Draught Nice private rooms. ! POLITE TREATMENT £ XT. i Orfeón. Ihindon, t y f « v? v 7 T J. JI A J» J» t < J ». f B.I.VDO.V Tll.I.KSFER co. C >1 I’A I I ERSt IN A SON Dray and General Delivery Meet nil Boats. — All orders handled with care,---- B andon , : O regon . HB9MB! Title Guarantee and Abstract Company llai'Mlitiel«! mid t oqiiillc. Oregon TONSORIAL PARLORS We have completed a thorough and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT, and are now leady to furnish CORRECT ABSTRAC I S at short no tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. Bandon 10 Years Ago. P. B. HOYT, Prop. BOARD OF DIRKCTORS; J. L. K bonknbkho , Présidant, J. D enholm , Vice Pres F. J. Ftity, ('anhier, F rank F lam . T. P. H anlv . and Sime* •» •> •» Best Wines. BANK of BANDON, Capital $25,000.00 in (tue burse, trusty and well broken for buggy. Weigh* about loot! pounds, l or further particulars enquire of E. W. F tur. Repairing neatly anil prompt h done tit lowest li vint» prices. (' has . P etekson . Riverton. For Sale. Notice to Owners of Dogs. N. Lorenz is having the paitition Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank. taken ont of bis store building and A general bnnkmg buainese transacted, ami customers given every accommodai i<>,i That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice. will linvo tallies in the center. Thia consistent with safe and conservative banking. loealril in IL I X 11 i \ 1 X I PI II,DINO. arrangement will be much more con Marshfield I’hone, 143 Coquille I’liono. 191 Correspondents: The American National Bank of San Francisco, California. Flrat Street. IIVMIKX OKEI.ON venient than it has hitherto been. £-» ’* 1‘lioin nt our l '.rju usi irlit n ordcring Alidractfi Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon. The Coquille River carried 325tons SBAVINO. SHAMPOOING AND 11(11; The Chase National Bank of New York. (T I I INti AT S TANDARD PRK ES. of lump coal and 65 tons of fuel ont Itank In O|»eii from 1> a.in. to 1*4 m., and 1 p in. to 3 p.m. this trip on a draft of 10 feet 3 inches 11 «i li room newly npuitli l’orcrlalti < J. S. Barton. Abstractor Henry Sengstaclcen, Manager Tnl». Hot or ( old IliitliM <*« iit<* aft and 9 feet forward. It is estimat ed that she will take 400 tons of coal. I besides her 60 tons of fuel on a draft ? of very little over ten feet. lit Chas. M Howard and wife came - ■ lb— The New Drug Store 1« Now Ketuiy for R uh Í ums Kwerythliig New and Fremii down from the Pioneer Gold Mining Company's mines back of Randolph last Friday, for a short visit to town. This company is putting in a large H. M. AXTELL. Prop’r. amount of machinery and Mr. How ard thinks that tin will have tlio Fine line of Fancy Gandies. Imported and Domestic Cigars. plant ready for operation in about ten days. a I L Pitie Guarantee and Abstract Co. B andon PACIFIC Drugs and Druggist's Sundries, Patent Medicines, Brushes and Toilet Artic les, Fancy Stationery. GRILL ROOMS B Conducting a General & High-Class Restaurant Business BLACKSMITH AND W&gcns of 41'. Kinds Made to Orier. WAGON MAKERS Horseshceing 1 Specialty- Job work atteaded to promptly and all wort gtlt iranteed to Rive satisfaction. reasonable. Shop on Atwater wtreet. Bandoo, Or. Price® Last Wednesday evening C. W. Zumwalt, following the usual custom, drove into the snrf at Battle Rock to wash the mnd from his wagon a ml team, having in the wagon at the time three of bis littl» boya, the youngest lieing only two or three yean old. Just as he was in the act Quick Service if Desired. Special Rates to Steady Boarders Private Suppers for Lodges. Parties and Balls our Specialty. Private Dining Rooms. » Prepared onShort No ice. Phone Pacific Ç)
