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cloud horst of topics, no doubt the
For Sale.
JUst arrived, a big stock of men
Tribune readers have missed bis
One bor-e. trusty and well broken and women« shoes. All the latest
trenchant comments on "Cnrreul
The following is from the pen of a Topics,’’ and wish for his speedy re­ for buggy Weighs about I0o0 pounds. styles, ail new stock, Lorenz X Hoyt.
For furl her particular« enquire of
visitor of Union. Oregon, written to turn to better health
E. W. F ahy .
the “Republican” of that place. This
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W e have a c.mtlete stock to select from, and can please yon in
gives the impression of one man that
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Bags of Gold.
all lines Our I'l.OTlilM. stock is also complete.
has “come and seen." 1 He doesn’t
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have a very good word for • the Coos
Bags of placer gold are I h » i ng the kind that gives satisfaction to tLe ❖
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Bay country, but cannot say any-
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brought
to the bauk daily, The wearer, at Lorenz X Hoyt.
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“We got to the bar al Coos Bay heavy rains and high water has made
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long before noon Monday, anil had to it possible to reach the rich ground,
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CLARENCE Y. LOWE.
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lay there until the tide was favorable and good returns result. From the
Our goods in this departruent are ail frosh and carefully «elect­
The Ixiat didn't lay st ill—just circled Black Channel mine on Fool creek
ed. an<l embraces everything that is good to eat
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around, and when the tide was right, $1.000 was brought in from a small
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they made a straight shoot. The bar
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wasn't rough, and we were soon iu Nye that the production of this prop­
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smooth water. There isn’t anything erty alone this year will reach the
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$10,000
mark.
very grand about the bay—just a nice
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D. P. Bine lias just completed
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sheet of water, lined on one side with
Drugs and Chemicals,
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a low sand ridge, and on the other working over 500 yards of dirt for
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prospecting
purposes
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connection
with low banks covered with timber.
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Toilet Articles,
always on hand.
To a person from UnioD, the towns with the installing of the electric
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look bad. They are built along the
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over
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At
other
points
on
Kanes
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piles. The business is on the first
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streets and the residences are back, creek, good money is being taken ont
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some on steep hills and some on level and unusual activity is reported from
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places. Empire is the first place one Foots and Sardines creeks.
It is reported that more placer gold
touches; it is a dead place. North
Bend is next; it is a pretty good town dust will be produced iu this section
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but isn't so large. Most of the mills this spring than for years past —
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are there. It seems to be the coming
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place. Real estate is so high it takes
a rich person to buy anything. Flat
For Sale.
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B, that oue hears about, is between
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North Bend and Marshfield. It lies
A first class Organ little used
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along the east where there is a bluff. Suitable for the lodge room, or for
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ALVIN MUNCK. Prop
Some of it is level, some of it iu tim­ cottage use. Jost the kind for the
ber and some of it cleared. It is little ones to make their beginning
high in price. Marshfield is the on. Guaranteed in every particular
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BANDON
Best Wines.
larger place. It is a pretty good just the same as new, for a new one
town. W hile most of the work is at is none better, and a small monthly Sice clean room«. ’25 anti 50c a Liebt $1
Liquors and
the Bend, it is likely there will be a payment will be accepted.
a week ; $5.00 a month.
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i string town all along the bay from
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E. M. F lrman .
Cigars
MRS SARAH COSTELLO.
North Bend to Marshfield.
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Men
are
in
big
demand
for
common
Weather
Report.
(SUCCESSOR TO HOOVER A MONDAY ]
work, in logging camps and mills.
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We invite our friend« to call
Most men that come from a distance
November, December and January
and Me uh .
are speculators Of course a good were unusnallv stormy, and floods
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many will be fooled. All branches and washouts were of frequent oc­
of busiuess seem to have as many currence. The only noteworthy cold
representatives as the business will spell was from January 5tb to Jan­
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: ith aving purchased thia old and well e-Htat>lisbed|bn8iness. and moved tbe|same to
stand.
uary 19th, when the lowest tempera­
the Marshall Building, east side Main street, we solicit a continuance of past generous
Wednesday I went over on the Co­ ture of the season occurred They
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patronage, guaranteeing houest goods, fair prices and courteous treatment to all.
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quille river. One can’t see much ranged from 12° to 29° in the coast
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.
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from the train. The fact is there counties; from 7° to 13® iu the
isn’t much to see but marsh land, and Willamette valley; from 17° to 20 ®
All Kinds ot
rough, good-for-nothing land. Thor? in southern Oregon; from 4® below
are a few farms. To an East Ore­ to 8® below zero in the Columbia
gonian they look insignificant, but River valley, and from 2® below zero
tho truth seems to be that they are to 20® below zero in the Plateau sec
a good investment, as the owners are tion of the State. This cold spell
nearly all in the dairy business, which was preceded by good falls of snow ■
C.4PT. J. OLSEN, Master.
Furnished at Living Prices. A share
has a select stock of
pays well.
in the eastern sections of the State,
of the Public Patronage
Tins Stemner is New. is Strongly built, and fitted with the Infest improvements, and will
I went down to Bandon on a river and the ground was generally well
give n regnlar S day service, for passengers and freight, Is tween the
Solicited.
steamer, it was a nice trip. There covered during the time of freezing
Co<|nille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif.
is a narrow strip all along that is temperatures. Heavy ice formed in
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
and
good farming land. Along the river the Columbia River during this cold
E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, C’allfornia.
bank it is high, toward the hills it is spell, and navigation between Port­
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low. Much of it is marsh land and land atei the Dalles was suspended
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not in cultivation. There are some for a monili, ami it was interrupted at
times between Portland and Astoria.
ideal
homes along the river
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CorRTFo! s T reatment .
Bandon is right on the coast. A severe ice storm, or “silver thaw.''
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There is one street on the water front, occurred in the upper end of the
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where the business is. Many build W illamette valley on January 28th
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ings are on piling One can stand and 29tb
This storm caused im­
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on the docks and see the breakers on mense damags to trees, shrubbery,
BANDON.
OREGON.
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the bar. Just back on the hill it is and electric wires in the city of Port­
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level. Most of the residences are land atei the adjoining territory.
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there. The land lies well. Lots are March whs teal tireless, except that
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from $35 to $1,500, owing to where tie raiufall in the southern half of
they are. The cheap lots are back the State wan about an inch in excess
Dray and General Delivery
half a mile or so in heavy brush and of the normal.
llettler
in
Hout«
mid
Sime*
Meet all Boat«.
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small timber.
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Repairing neatly and promptly done at
Of interest to the ladies of Bandon.
B andon , :
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lowest living prices.
Port Orford Notes.
Lorenz X Hoyt have just received
their new summer stock of dress
goods. You are invited to call and
From the Tribune.
GEO. D. GRAY X CO., Gen’l Agts,
L. W. SHAW, Agent,
A new pile driver is being built for inspect.
1 )rv Goods
'Die
Groceries
Druggist and Apothecary
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Wines. Liquors
and Cigars.....
burnished
Rooms
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The Pacific
BANDON MEAT MARKET
LEWIN’S
Market
Fresh and Salt Meats. Vegetables. Lard. Etc. Etc.
The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
MEATS and
PROVISIONS
That's
the
Stuff.
Opera
WINES, LIQUORS
E. LEWIN Prop.
CIGARS.
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California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
M. BREUER S
carnei Alliance
Now plying between Portland and
Coos Bay only. Weekly trips.
421 Market. St. San Ernnciaco.
Marshfield. Phone 441.
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
use in repairing the wharf, and when
it is completed it is said that work on
the wbarf will begin.
A prospector named Pitt, claims to
Vlai**lifi<*ld mill <'n«|iiille. Oregoii.
have found valuable copper claims on
Home's land and on J. G. Porter­
B-A-KTIDOTT OREGON
We have completed a thorough and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT,
field's timber claim on Lobster creek.
Capital $25,000.00
and
are now ready to furnish COIiREC f ABH I'RAl I S at short no­
But such funis are common in Curry.
tice.
Order« will receive careful and prompt attention.
Lorin Forty of Port Orford, though
BOARI* Ob' DIRECTORS; .I. L. K ronen limo. I’rexidcnt. J. D enholm , Vice Pre«
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
F. J. F aut . Cashier, F rank F i am , T. P. H anly .
but 15 years old, is and expert ride
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
shot
and
has
again
b»H>n
employed
A general banking basine«« transacted, and customers given every aeconimodstimi
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
by R. 1). Home at good wages, to
connistent with safe and conservative bunking
Marshfield Phone, 143
Coquille Phone. 191
shoot seals at the mouth of Rogue Located in EL DORADO BUILDING,
Correspondents : The American National Bank of San Francisco. California.
First Street. HAMPON. OKMiON
river in order to prevent tlieir ravages
J-y*'J’/ione at our k'r/u nsi irlo n onji run/ Ahxtracts
Merchants’ National Bank. Portland. Oregon
SHAVING, SHAM11HHNG AND HAIR
on
salmon
and
their
poachiug
iu
the
The Chase National Bank of New York.
CUTTING AT STANDARD PR1CES.
fishermen's nets.
rifle Critaranfee and . lbslract ( o.
Bank I« Open from 9 a in. to 1*3 m., and 1 pin, to 3 p.m.
Bathroom
newly
fitted
np
with
Porcelain
Mr. Zahn of Loe Angeles, a part
J. S. Barton, Abstractor
Henry Sengstacken. Manager
Till». Hot or Colil Baths *35 renin
owner in the Adolpbsen mill, arrived
here last W ednesday night. We are
informed that the mill lias a contract
for two million feet of lumber to be
delivered at the wbarf hero, and that
The New l>ru< Store !• Mow Reml) for BuMnew*.
iArrythlng New anti Freeh.
the mill will start np in a few days if
the weather does not remain too bad.
Jan. 26, 1<N)6. Going info Golden
Gate on board S. S. Santa Rosa, all
Propr.
H. M. AXTELL.
O K. How are yon ell!
H. G. B airi > from Arkansas.
Fine line of Fancy Candies.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
The alvove note was found in a bot
tie by Joseph Freund. March 24. on
Special Rates to Steady Boarders
Quick Service if Desired.
Cape Blanco Beach, South of Elk
river.
Private Suppers for Lodges. Parties and Balls our Specialty. Prepared on Short No ice.
Hon. >1. H I’pton write* that be
IH. M KM1ITII \ N 1 > WAGON MAKERS
ha- hail a severe attack <>f the grip,
lasting ever three Week* and inca-
Horseshodnf a Specialty,
Wigoa: of £'. KinJ- iUif to Crflc?
patiating him from writing withont
Job work attended to pfntnpHy and all work cnarnntcct to give satisfaction. Prices
great effort. In the«« ehrring times’
reafrm ilile. Shop on Atwater atr.et, Baudon, Or
when there baa F mmi a ventabU
Ei, D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS
B andon
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Drugs and Druggist's Sundries, Patent Medicines,
Brushes and Toilet Articles. Fancy Stationery.
PACIFIC
GRILL
ROOMS
Conducting a General & High-Class Restaurant Business
Mil I Kl I« A
Private Dining Rooms
Phone Pacific