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already made settlements but have over the side of th«« vessel and he
not acquired title. The Government is took a look after McGinty.
not standing in tlie way of any borne
We bad almost a blaze in town last
builder When opponents of forest Saturday morning The night natch
reserves assert that settlement is lie I discovered a light in U Y. Lowe's
ing retarded. it might not be a bad drug store early tn th«» morning, am)
idea for them to give th« names of on seeking th«» cause found that th«
intending settlers, the lands ttiey de­ tloor was on tire under the heating
sire to locate upon, and the time wLen stove. Some matches had been left
they asked th«» Government to release under the stove th«* day preceding
the lands and wore refused.
and they hail become ignited.
Wooden Water Mains.
A. W. Kime, who left here a feu
months ago to graduate in the Port
land medical coll«*ge has successful!)
passed the examination and has re­
ceived his diploma and is a full
fli»«lge«l M.D. It is understood that
h«> stood high in bis class ami made
an enviable reputation before the ex
amiuing board. He will arriv« horn«
in a few .lays.
Our friend H. H. Baldwin is having
J. W. Felter enclose bis yard with h
neat paling fence, arul also has lum
ber on the ground for a porch which
will b«» attached to the northeast cor­
ner of the cottage, and lit» thinks of
further improving the building by
adding a small tower or observatory
By the way Mr. B. must be a bimetal
ist. as be has the front dour bedecked
in silver and gold paint at about tin
ratio of 16 to 1.
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West Bandon
Landon's L in est Ocean
The use of wood for water-pipes is
increasing in the West, and is said to
A OVKItTISI N<i RATES.
Pifies
present many advantages,
mad«» of bored log* were used long
Legal Advertisement«
First insertion, per line
.V1 ago, but modern wooden pipe, built
Eao siil»«i»<|'ient insertion, line ■ •
05 of staves fastened end to end by
1,'XialH, per hue each insertion
metallic clips, veas introduced in
Display Hilvertiiements. per inch .
.10 Denv-*r about 1882
Sajs Andrew
IJisplsv A«l«.. on* time only, meh...
.15 Swickard, writing in The California
All Resolut
« o Condolence amt
Journal of Technology;
lolite notine», per line .............................. 05
“Wooil pipe is, a* a general tiling»
Cards of thank*, |>er line
.05 much cheaper and more «<onomical
Church notices fr«*e.
than rivited steel pipa. W here the
pipe is to be subjected to a compara­
IRVING 8. BATH
E dito » tively high pressure (say 250 feet
bead or over) it might b«> cheaper to
T he Q uestion of a thousand dollar build of steel. There are so many
liquor license I* op befori* tin» voters variable elements due t»> locality that
of Portland. In a place th«» size of enter into th«» cost of pipe that it is
Portlaud, the revenue on tin ir licenses difficult to make comparisons. As a
is not to be sneezed at
genera) thing, wood pip«* is from 36
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to 50 per cent, cheaper than riveted
T he L ong Island burglars who re­ steel.
House for Sale.
cently hauled a fifteen hundred pound
“The interior of a wooden pipe will
safe a distance of three miles and on not deteriorate as does that of an iron
We have t.ko houses, just finished,
opening it found a nice, juicy lemon, pipe From the standpoint of steady
ami
lots adjoining each other that we
may console themselves that their capacity the wood is far superior to
will
sell,
either separate, or together,
efforts were not wholly fruitless.
iron. Not many careful experiments t hey are in line location and have
have been mails on the How in wooden tine view. Call or address.
T he L iterary Digest lias it that pipes. The r«*sults ar«* not materially
W. C. R ockwell .
hell is a place of strong drink, tobac­ better than those obtained by experi­
G eo . II. R ockwell .
co, baseball, theatres, ar.d peekaboo ments on the flow in new, smooth
shirtwaists, according to a I’ennessee iron pip«*.
“The comparatively early deteriora­
minister. In that case it looks as if
Butter wrappers pruned at the R e ­
tion
of two or three existing pipe lines ’
ninety per cent of the “sky pilots”
corder office.
has been used as a premise for arriv- .
will have to close up shop.
mg at the conclusion that wooden
pipe is a failure. Whore there is one
4 lots ami honst» in Bandon, all
T he K oosiiay P rogress , issued by pipe line that has been a partial fail­
Major Kinney readied this office an< ure (there are no absolute failures) J cleared and fine ocean view, $1300,
is a creditable publication. It is pro­ there are dozens that are giving the' Bandon Real Estate Co.
fusely illustrated, printed on a heavy utmost satisfaction. Each partial ■
calendered paper, and gives a lot of failure has been due to local causes j
The Bandon Real Estate Co.
good information regarding the Coos which might have been avoided if:
Bay country. Here’s hoping he will they had been understood. It is well
Offer For Sale:
get out another issue soon.
known that iron pipe gives under
some conditions the greatest satisfac-| 400 lots in Portland Addition from
•’T he R oad of a Thousand Won tiori, while under others it is very un­ $10 to $35 a lot.
ders,’ published by the Sunset Maga­ satisfactory.
House and lot on extension to
“The use of wood pipe has been First street, $1,250.
zine people, reached this office this
I
House and five lots W. M. Ad.
week, and is the finest publication of greatly extended in recent years. A
$3,000.
number
of
long
lines
have
been
built
its kind we have ever seen. It is
made up of views, colored, taken in the East during the past two years.
Sir acres of land Town of Bandon.
along the Southern Pacific in Gregon It is even attracting attention in $2,006.
and California, ami contains descrip Europe. The use of wooden pipe, on
House ami 13 acres land. Town of I’bis spare for announcement of Miss
tive matter relative to each view. The i large scale, was decidedly a West­
Bandon
$5,500.
coloring is a work of art. and the ern innovation. After a demonstra­
Mancie Garfield's Spring Millinery
660 acres. Dairy Bauch, $14,000.
book is a credit to any person's libra­ tion of its worth it has found favor
Opening.
ry. This book is given to subscribers with the engineers of the East. At
577.J acres stock or sheep ranch;
to the magazine. If you desire to in­ least in one case, wood pipe has lieeu 300 acres cleared and in grass; good
form your Eastern friends of the nat­ favorably considered by conservative buildings; a snap. sit MH>.
ural beauty of this western country, English engineers. This is in con­
320 acres Dairy
yon can do no better than to notili nection with a large water project in
India. Recently a number of in­
them a copy of this book.
Several other
quiries have come from Japan for de­ Dairy Ranches cheap.
COQUILLE
T he B eauty Contest in the Chicago tailed information relative to design
Several
30
ami
40
acre
tracts
of
Tribune is causing much comment in and cost, and ««ven Siberia is getting I ami, cheap. Town lots from $100 to
the various papers all over the coun­ into line Up to the present time, $500 each.
NOSLEK <fe MOKIUSON, Prop’rn.
try, and the Portland Journal is installations have been made in Amer
32
acres
ica,
from
Alaska
to
Peru,
inclusive.
Coquille, Oregon.
printing the pictures of Oregon’s
Time
has
proven
its
worth,
and,
under
I
miles
from
pretty women. The lady of the Windy
First-Class Laundry Work
Ci|y is suppose«! to reign supreme certain necessary limitations, a more factory site.
of every kind done <>n nbort notice,
over all the women of beauty, and the extensive general use is assured.”
and at reasonable prices.
editors of the Journal are endeavor­
Bandon 10 Years Ago.
Satisfaction is (Inara nt red.
ing to show that Oregon not only has
Let V n !><» Your
PT Orders left on Mondays with our Ban
beautiful women, but lias the most
Isam Walker returned today from
don
agent. A. O. TKOWRRIDGE. will I m *
beautiful. There is no doubt in our
down th«» coast where he bad been
given careful attention and delivered in
mind but what Oregon's beautiful
Bandon at th«> store Friday evenings.
looking after his cattle. Ho Rays he
Women has the Chicago beauty
will lose very few head unless disease
“skinned • mile,’' and in order to dis­
gets among them.
tinguish just which one is the most
The eighth silver medal contest
I
b**ntifnl, the Journal is going to
will
bo held in the Presbyterian
i
publish *11 of the pictures of pretty
Civil and Mechanical Eng.
Oregon Woman If you have a pic­ church, Bandon, Friday evening,
At North Bend
ture of an Oregon girl that yon would April 16, 1897. There will b«» seven
NORTH BEND.
OREGON
like to see in the contest, send it to contestants. Admission five cents.
Elbert
Dyer
gave
Myrtle
Point
a
Is now open for the re
this office and we will forward it to
visit
yesterday
and
from
that
place
he
rept
ion of patients* The
the Journal.
terms aie $10 per week
went to Empire City to«lay when» he
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anil upwards. For par­
will take the st »amor Farallon, this
ticulars apply to : :
evening,
for
San
Francisco.
The Oregonian
On The
Captain G«»orgo Lenovo moved his
Forest Reserve.
family to Coqmlle City last Tuesday.
He will have charge of the steamer
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Nearly ail those who have protested Fawn which makes th«» rnn from Co­
against the creation of forest reserves quille City ami return each day..
North Bend, Or.
Garfield & Von Pegert.
do so upon th«» ground that such ac­
The bar had scant ten feet of waler
tion restricts homebuilding. There last Sunday, but the Moro managed
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is no fonmlation for this objection, to get out nil right on a draft of ten
a
for two reasons creation of a reserve feet nine inches. That looks just a
ARTHUR RICE
X.
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does not prevent settlement, ami as a little strang«». but we guess it is all
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
1»
WORK A SPECIALTY.
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rule there are very few places in the straight.
BANDON. OR
.r
reserves where any one would want
ù
The steamer Coquille River sailed
ft
SOl’VENIR POSTAL CARDS
to make a home The department
last Monday for San Francisco, hav­
The largest and'best assortment in if
has many times declared its policy
town. Agate« |*>li*hed and mount­ Ú
ing on board 250 tons of coal lieeides
of removing from th«» limits of n r«»-
ed to enter If vmi find a me.
«(♦■ d
other freight. Her draft was ten feet
eerve any lands that ar«» wanted for
while on the t»ench we will tell von Ù
Ù
five inches when she passed out over
whether it is worth tnonnting. A &
settlement.
This policy was an­
•Ù
the bar
Turncd
Sha
fti»g.
Cap
and
Set
large assortment of watches, clock«, &
nounce«! in the letter written by the
Screma,
Machine
Rolts.
silverware ami Jew«>lry of nil kinds. ’Ù
Capt.
Robt.
Frederick
got
<!nmp«d
President when he issued the last of
Pipe and Fitti» gs,
Gohl mid fountain Pi ns, including Ú
bis proclamation* Practically the into th«» river Inst Saturday while go­
lira ss U’ork.
the Waterman and Conklin's ant-o- MV
ing
aboard
the
steamer
Coquille
’Û
same attitude was shown in the
mntic fillers, the best in the market. b
lliver
nt
the
wharf
here.
A
lot
of
(tenersi Repairing.
I’sttern Nhop in
statement made to Senator Bourne
We have th* Marshall one dollar • r
W
freight
that
was
being
hoisted
swung
Connection.
fonntain pen.
..
ou Satnrday. when he inquired ro­
»»
gar ding tb* righto of th ot* who have | against him just an be was climbing
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I ieie Lots
Bennet’s Plat A
C'/teapest Lots in or Around Landon
Acre Tracts
Convenient to Industrial District
Easy Terms
Small Monthly Payments
The Wheeler Real Estate Co.
Watch
A Fifty Dollar Suit
Will not make a man look dressed op if he has a three-days growth of beard.
Presto, change. Just step into
W. LU
STEPHENS' Barber Shop
and lie will make you look like a gentleman.
Hol and Cold Baths.
Watch
Steam Laundry.
Surveying, Plating &
Drafting,
OAKLEY & ARNOLD
MKBX
NEED A NEW STOVE?
Bridge A Beacli
Stove«. Bange* and Heaters
Have in them so many excellencies that they are now acknowledged the
greatest sellers on the coast, mid they are growing in favor every year. We
have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these bonsehold and office necesHities,
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
<lnr assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
Tinning &. Plumbing a. Specialty
A. M c N air ,
and Steamboat
S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder .
T he H ardware M an .
kl
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
Dates $ i .00 to $2.00 per Day
SPEC ML E.17ES PF THE IPEEKOH MO.VTH.
Bandon Foundry
‘nl Machine Shop Sisters of Mercy BANDON,
Mill
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II. Smith
CAMPLE EOOM
IN CONNECTION.
OREGON
o. F. Rohrer
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
Real Estate and City Property