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Cali at tbs Bandon Co-operati»®
Realty Co.
The W. P. Fuller Prepar«*d Paints
ait I Yarnishes f.>r sale by < Y. Lowe.
Call at the resilience of Mrs. A («
Hoyt if yon want an up-to-date bat.
I
bum Hancock left luca lay morn sary to secure another violinist. ami
It does away with the dirty, Iron
ing for Portlaud. H<- will probably as at a late hour no one bad been al»l ■ biesome ribbon, anti the inking tie-
take a pos liou in it® St. John’s to play for them, <•« nssqnently <|>e vice m perfect in its simplicity. The
*t oo|**n Mil|.
>rcli«Mtra had to play without on«*.
great typewriter trust has offered
$100,000
for this simple invention,
Itev. H H Summerlin, pastor of
If you want your watch to give
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out
bavt*
been
refused.
the I B. Church at North Bend, was satisfaction send it to E C Barker A
You
cannot
affortl to purchase a
in town last Friday Visiting tit the Co. successor to V. R. Wilson or
machine
until
yon have failed in
borne of S. E. Hines.
Wilson Jewelry Co., Coquille.
yonr attempt to criticise tlie Suu
If yon want yonr watch repaired on
A good second band nprigbt Piano Typewriter No. 2. after which a se
short notice send it to E. C. Barker A for sale on monthly payments «if lection is easily mail«*.
Co. rtiree foc.rihs of th«* work done $10.1X1 Addr«*ss
E. M. F urman . Bandon, Coquille,
th«* same «lay receive«!, Successor to
E. M. F urman A Co.,
anti Marshfield.
V. R. Wilson, Coquille.
Bandon or Coqntlle.
The New Bandon Market in now
often anti ready to supply Bandou
Time to pick out that summer «tress,
Send your watch repairing to E. C.
buyers.
and by the way, Lorenz & Hoyt have Barker & Co. successor to V. R. Wil
Dave Carrey left with the freight their new summer dress goods in now son. Watch ami Jewelry r«*| «irii /
team for Port Orfo'd anti towns down amt yon will find a tine assoitment done by E. C Barker A Ct*, successor
of th«* latest patterns which prevail to V. R. Wilson,
the coant W etin* lav morning.
this season.
Particular people desire particular
Del yon know that you can get ten
E
M.
Furman
ha*-
si»cnre«l
th«*
shoes.
We have a fine line of Ladies'
views of Bandon ami vicinity at A.
agency
of
the
celebrate«!
Weber
piano,
anil
Cbihlren
’s Shoes
The latest
Rice’s for tiflee:. cents!
and this, added to th«* ('bickering, styles for ladies, ami the regular
Mr anti Mrs L J (’oily were Marsh
which In* already ha«, places him in s<*bool shoes for th«* children. Call
field visitors for a few ‘lays tine week.
the foreground with two of th«* l«*ad- and set* them at A. J Hartman A Co.
They left Tneaday
ing pianos.
County Ass«>ss«.r Thrift has been
Mr Logan, of Mi«-l,. ,*.-o .
The following «ales are reported in Bandon for the past week making
tion this week looking over this coun
by E. E. (takes: Lot 5 Block 2 Com bis regular yearly calls. He says
try He intends to locate if satisfied.
mercial Ail. to A (I Hoyt $2,(MM*: Lots then* are still a great many that do
Just received, a new stock of the 3 and 4 Block 21 Averill addition to not understand th«* new ridings on
celebrated Lowe Bros.’ Paints, Oils, A II Brown $1,000,00; 7 acre farm tlie valuation of property, tint when
ami Varnishes, nt tin* Furniture below Parkersburg to P (iliilke. for they find out it is not going to cost
Store.
$050.10; 3 acre farm south f Fish« r i them any more, but will lower the
millage, they are satisfied.
Sam Thrift, of North Bend, was in A«l to E E Oakes SGoooo
town over I’nestbiy night with a
L ost : H B Smith lost a small red
cot ipie of friends he w s showing tile memorandum book containing a note
country. IL* is in tin* real estate for $2GG.OO from Isain Walker to him.
business in North Bend.
between Bandon amt New Like
school
house Finder will be hl or
The best stock of Paint Brushes,
ally
rewarded
if the sain«* is left at
baring none in this city, may be found
this
office.
at the Furniture Store
Portland, during the month of
April, will exceed by more than $5,-
OOd,(XM).(M), the building record of any
other month in toe history of the
city.
C Timmons, the Astoria Salmon
Cannery man, who owns the cannery
here has be«*n here the past week ami
hail a shipment of salmon sent to
San Francisco on the last. Elizabeth.
Timber Land Art June 3. IMIS.
NOIRE FOR t’l'BLll’A 1 ION.
United States Land Office. Roseburg, Ore.,
March 16, 1!A*7.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of Jone 3. 1676, entitled "An act for the I
sale of timber lands in tin* States of Cal
ifornin, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territorj,” as extended to all the Public 1
Land States by act of Anmist 4. 1692. George ,
E Wilson of Bandon. County of Coos, State
of Oregon, lias this «lav tiled in this office
his BSorti statement No. 7666, for the pur
chase of the N\ of 6 " . SE1« of SW,.
NW'4 of SEls of Section No. 15 in Town
ship No. 29 S. Kange No. 14 W.. and will .
offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
for Agricultural purposes, ami to establish
his claim to said land before th«* Conntv
Clerk and Clerk of the County Court of
Coos County, at his office at C««<pnlle, Or
egon, on Friday the 7th day of June, 11107.
He names as witnesses: Glenn B. Cox.
Charles L Cox, ami Fidward Oilman of
Bandon, Oregon, and Cecil <’. Cox of Co
quille, < Iregon.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely
the above described lands ar«- requested to
til«- their claims in thia office on or la fore
said 7th day of June 1907.
B enjamin L. Finny, Register.
Timber Land Act June 3. 1M7H
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ihlited Stall s Land Office. Roseburg, Ore.,
February, 6, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in t-omplmaee
with the provismuunf the act of Congo—
of June .1 167*. el.till, d "Au set tor th«-
sale « f timber lands m th« Stabs of Cal-
iforma, Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Territory.” us extended to all the Public
Laud States by act of August 4, 1902,
Charles G. Fahy, .«f Bullards P. «».. County
of ( oos. State ot Oregon, has this day filed
ic this offi«N* bis sworn statement No. 7797.
for the purchase of the sW •, of N W\ of
Section No. 6 in lown-hip No. S* Month.
Range No. II West, W . M., ami w ill ««tier
proof to show that Hie land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, ami to establish his
claim to sai«l land liefore tin* County Clerk
and Clerk of County Cour» of Coo« County.
Oregon, at Coquille, C«»ot County, Oregon,
on Saturday, tlie llth «lay of May, 1997.
He mimes as witnesses: James A. Mor
rison of Bullards. I’. O., Coos County. «Ire-
gon; Francis J Fahy of Bandon. Coos
< ounty, Oregon. Mary I . Fahy of Bullards.
P. O.. <‘sais County, Oregon; Sarah F'ahv of
Bnllartis, P. <>., Coos County Oregon
Any and nil persons claiming advt rsi |y
the above des«-ril>e«l lauds are requested to
file their claims in this ofiice on or lief«>r«-
said llth day of May. 1907.
B enjamin L E i > dy , Register.
The Lowe Bros celeltrsted l’aitils,
(Ills, traj \ arniabtiH at ths Fur.iiture
Store.
C oal for S ale . —First-class coal at
$3 per ton in sacks or $2.50 in acow
loatls Leave or«lera at Peterson’s
Lantling. above Riverton.
(' h vs. P eterson ,
Riverton.
For Sale.
I have a valuable ranch for sal«*,
suitable for dairying and for diversi
tied farming, consisting of some 30(1
acres of highly productive land. Is
second to none in Coos county.
Terras, 25 p««r cent in cash, anti any
reasonable time for balance will lie
given.
Addieas,
E. M. F urman .
Bandon, Coquille City, or Marsh
field, Oregon.
Instead of shipping lumber out of
the Coquille river, w«> suggest that
someone slop a few loads in. There
are any amount of orders at the mills
for lumber snitabh* for budding pur
poses, l*ut they are all away behind
in their orders and cannot supply the
Timber Land Act. Jun«- 3. IX7X.
demand. It is thought it will make
Mr. and Mrs. McKay and her
NO TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
difference as soon as the new Cody
brother. J. H. Price, moved from the
United States Land Office, Roseburg Ore..
mill gets into full operation.
Zeek cottage on the bill, to their new
February 7. 1907.
Not.ee is hereby given that in compliance
The crew’ of the three masted gaso with
quarters at the ship yard. Tuesday
the provisions of the act <>l Congress
They have excellent rooms fixed np line schooner Sotoyoma struck Tues of June 3, 1678, entitled ‘An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Cal
and it will maki* it ranch more con day morning. Their grievances were ifornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
venient to stay at the yard. The new many, but chief among them was the Territory,” ns extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1692.
cook bouse is finished which will af abuse heaped upon them by several Thomas It. Hardy, of Coquille, County of
State of Oregon, has this day filed in
ford accommodations for the sixty of ttie officers. As we are going to Coos,
this office his sworn statement No. 7804.
odtl men now employed at the yard. press we s«‘e them all back again at. for the purchase of the Fi!^z of HE1«. NW1,
SE*4, NE' j of SW'4 of Section No. 27.
work, ami we take it for granted that of
in 'Township No. 30, South, Range No. 14
The «lance given by Ocean Rebekah
West, W. M„ and will offer proof to show
Lo«lge No. 12G, last Hatnrdny night, ibe peace maker lias alighted in their that the Inml sought is more valuable for
midst.
itH timber or stone than for agricultural
in Bank Hall, was well attended, and
.1 K Stillwell lias gone into the
croak business.
Hr* has made ar
rangements witn a San Francisco
there remains about $25 after all ex
house to furnish live frogs,
penses were paid. The march given
A B Dailey, representing E < by some of the members of the Lodge
Atkins & Co., is in town this week before the ¡lancing commenced was
The Carman & (’rites Lumber Co. at enjoyed by all.- Dancing was kept
Aberdeen have math» a ileal through np until 4 o’clock, anti was enjoyed
him for a $1,000 donkey engine, which uy all tint notwithstanding th«* fact
will be used in the camp Theengine that the orchestra was disappoin'e
will come from the Willamette Irot at the last moment by a violinist
Works.
Prof. Kaiisrnd being ill. it was neces
The Sun Typewriter is a truly vis
ible writer. it is a $40 machine. For
rapitl work, heavy manifolding, per
feet alignment, perfect print it is not
equalled by any other made
It lias a universal keyboard and is
guaranteed in every detail. The U.
S. Government have adopted it as the
standard machine for the Depart
ments of Agriculture and the Army
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before J. H. Upton, U. S. Commission
er at his office at Langlois, Curry County,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 15th day of
May, 1907.
II • names as witnesses. James G. Rus
sei. of F'oiirmile, Curry Cm: tv, Oregon;
Gustave Shroeder, of Arago. Lmis County,
Oregon; John Huftile, of Hare, Curry
County, Oregon ; Henry Cliestley, of Hare,
Curry County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-descrilied lands are requested to
fiie their claims in this office on or before
said 15th day of May, 1907.
B enjamin L E ddv . Register.
Bandon Hardware Co
Opposite the Post Office
The Finest Residence Sites Within the
Corporate Limits of Bandon.
t’Armim
Piu*lc
^^ddition
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the most beautiful residence section in Bandon, the finest location; adjoining the new school house; is now open
for salt* ami this is yonr first and last chance to secure these lots.
her«* is yonr chance.
These lots are all seeded down to grass and are perfectly level.
yon bay i* money to invest put it into Hev«*ral lots in this tract.
nish a «dear
Prices will be advanced on June 1st. and if yon want to secure a desirable lot for building
There is no stumpage, and this will soon bo the residence portion of the town
Yon will get bigger interest than by any other way.
arrant«*® Abstract litle, and your money in th«*s«* lots is mor«* secure than in any bank
ns anti let ns show yon the laud.
purposes.
These lots are now on sal«* and are being picked over.
This is a safe proposition and a sure one.
If
\Ve fm
If you contemplate purchasing building ground, by all means see
It is a case of tho first come the first served, and it is np to yon if yon want a
Call at tho ofiice of
THE BANDON REAL ESTATE CO
C. T. Blumenrother
A. D. Morse
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