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A. Haberly has plenty of wood on
hand. Order by free phone.
R. 11. Rosa Go s. stock of oil
clothing arrived on last Ehzebcth.
A new line oi ammunition at the
Bandon HardwareCo., opposite the
Post Office.
Fruit Jars, Rubber, and Caps.
A.B. Naptha and while Laundry
soap at R.H. Ro->a Co’s. Stole,
Lint, the photographer, is having
Prof. Wood make a couple of show
cases to be used in Ins establish-
ment.
How about that hat It is look­
ing pretty shabby. Drop in and sie
what Lorenz X Hoyt can do for you
in the line of hats.
County Surveyor Cathcart,
Marshfield, was in town Tuesi
He was on his way to survey a i
county roail south of Bandon.
Gallier Brothers arc having the
foundation for the new addition to
the hotel, made of concrete, As
soon as it is finished the work oi
erecting tl.e new part will commence.
Emott Reynolds, of Tecumseh,
Nebraska, is on his way to Bandon
where he will go into the barber
business with his brother-in-law,
Harry Morrison.
Mr. Bradley, of the firm of Brad­
ley & Traver, of Marshfield, has
been in town the past few days on
business.
He is returning home
from a trip down the coast.
We have to make room
closing ont our entire line
ware at half price. We
handle it in the future,
Hardware Company.
and are
of glass­
will not
Bandon
Closing out at half price, our er.*
The Steamer Elizabeth is a. ross
Bandon 9-Coquille 14.
lire line, of glassware. Sale com­
the bar is-we go to press.
mences in the morning.
Bandon
l he base ball fans of Coquille md
See the list of unclaimed letters in
Hardware Company.
1 Bandon w itnessed an exhibition List
another column of this paper.
Capt. Torn White, of the Dispatch i Sunday on the Bandon grounds that
No charge to order your wood by
who left for San Francisco last trip is would give discredit to any of the
phone from A. llaberly.
said, by the passengers, to have craft of ball twirli-rs. It has come
to a time when out hour i spent in
Campers arriving
every day. wished he had made the journey
playing ball and three hours are
The bluff will be covered in another overland. After miking a cou pie
given
to chewing the rag. When
of half-hitches around his shoes anil
vv -.-ek.
lhe
teams
were not roasting the um­
. onsultiiig th< brinv deep long .md
pire; which occupied a greater part
often he survived the trip.
of the time, and seemed to require
The case of Thomas Anderson vs. lhe assistance of the «hole town,
G. T. Fieger was hashed out in the t]u.v were chasing balls out into the
Atty. G. T. Treadgold was a Justice Court last week, in the pres­
jungle that were thrown anywhere
Marshfield visitor yesterilav. and will ence of a Jury, as to whether or not
from a foot to ten feet over the play­
1; turn this evening.
!■ ieger was responsible for an old ac­ er's head.
Closing out sale of glassware at count in question, or whether the
Walker w is out of condition Sun
the Bandon HardwareCo. < ipposite saitl account was that of W. A. Ten- day, and let several runs in for the
brook, The jury required that Ten- visitors in the first three innings.
the Post Office,
brook be made a party to the ac- Hohn went into the box then with a
count, and gave judgment for the ■ orc arm, and pitched out the balance
account as stated in the complaint, of the game, lie did good work
Treadgold and Wade appeared as considering his arm. The effect of
ounsels in the case.
the dance of the evening previous
.seemed to have a telling effect on
Bandon Hardware Co. Clos- lhe home team, as none of them
Wait tor
seemed to get down to business.
ing Out at Cost.
The game did not belong to either
All of their stock of Glass- side until the last inning. It looked
Berry sets as if the boys were going to do
w ire, Water sets,
and miscellaneous pieces, This sale something to help their tally card in
commences tomorrow morning and die seventh inning, but three men
everything must go. We have new died on bases. If the boys played
The new Livery barn is receiving
stock on the way and the room must the game they did at Marshfield,
she finishing shingles, and the work be had to accommodate it. We will
the score would have looked dif-
of painting and arranging the inside
not handle Glassware in the future. ferent.
will commence soon.
This is your one chance jto buy
Marshfield plays the home team
Glassware
at a big discount, and here next Sunday, and an interest 1
Closing out side of glassware at
he Bandon Hardware Co. Opposite you can not afford to let it slip. ing game is anticipated, They play
Our sales are always bona fide and clean ball and the rag chewing will
the Post Office.
be eliminated. Manager Schuyler
We are given to understand that we live up to our advertisements.
gives us to understand that there
there will soon be another barber
Notice.
will be no interference from the out­
>hop in Bandon. The location has
siders, and everything will be done
not been decided as yet.
Dr. D. L. Steele, Bandon’s resi- in his power to provide for a clean
Trunks, Valises, Suit Cases, every dent, dentist has secured an up to-
game.
Everybody turn out and
thing to accommodate the traveler date partner, Dr. Lester Sorenson,
root for the home team. Bandon
nul in the latest patterns, at Lorenz and the new firm will be known as
plays North Bend on the Sunday
X Hoyt.
Steele X Sorenson. I )r. Sorenson following at that town.
I'he prettiest patterns, the latest comes well recommended, He is a
graduate of the North Western Den­
styles and prices in reach of all is
tal College, of Portland, Oregon, Lack of Labor at the Bay
making the new summer dress goods
Post Graduate of the Chicago Den­
so popularat LorenzX Hoyt's.
The Coos Bay Times of Wednes­
tal College and has had a years
day
comments on the lack of labo
Born: To Mr. and Mrs.E. Spauld­ training in the U. S. Government
ing, on July io, at their homestead Hospital, since then has been prac­ at the Bay, thusly:
Prof. Smith, of North Bend, is
conductidg dancing classes Wed­
nesday afternoon and evening. He
instructs in the three stop and other
new' dances. Ladies class in the
afternoon commencing at 2 o’clock.
Private instruction given if desired.
16 miles sonth of town, a boy, ticing for the past two years. If you
Evening classes at eight o’clock.
E.
I., reports everybody doing well. want the best dental work possible
A. J. Hartman has moved his
call on I )rs. Steele X Sorenson.
household etiects out of the back of
Dr. Prentis, Dentist has leased Office opposite the Gallier Hotel.
the store building and into his resi­ rooms in the Deveraux building
dence at the rear of the building. next toPost Office and w ill locate
Closing out sale of glassware at
The back of the store is being permanently in Bandon August ist. the Bandon I lardware Co. Opposite
shelved up and will soon be in shape
the Post Office.
We have to make room
to receive the large stock of new
closing out our entire line
merchandise ordered.
For Sale.
ware at half price. We
Boys and Men Where do you handle it in the future.
Brand new one half truck, three
buy your clothing? Does your suit Hardware Company.
inch tires, Will sell cheap. Call at
look as nice after you have worn
Attention is called to the an the Bandon Hardware Company,
it a couple of times as it did at
opposite the Post < Iffice.
first? An effect is sometimes given to nouncement of Dr. Steele elsewhere
Call at the Bandon Co-operative
a suit with the flatiron but our in this-paper. He has taken a part ­
tier
in
the
business.
Increasing
Reality
Co.
suits stand for themselves and will
business
made
it
necessary
for
the
keep their shape. We can fix the
Dr. Prentis, Dentist, has leased
change.
prices right. A. J. Hartman.
rooms in the Deveraux building
E. Lewin has just receiveil a next to the Post Office and will lo­
Tha gasoline launch Buffalo has
power
bone cutter, and will hereafter cate pernainently in Bandon August
been on the ways at the Woolen
Mill for several weeks past, anil has be able to supply the chicken ranch­ ist.
been thoroughly painted and had a ers with the ground bone. It is the
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new house built on her. She will be best ever to make the hens lay.
MARINE
equipped with a 30 horse-pow er en­
Mrs. C. O. Hollopeter will give
gine and will be used for tow work instruction on all string instruments.
AlllilVED.
along the river She was equipped She has the agency for standard
July 30. Sehr. Prosper, Starr,
with a 12 horse power engine before makes of instruments and will make from San Pedro, with ballast.
being overhauled, but it was not special terms to pupils. Residence
SAILED.
suitable for the class of work desired. at Baggs resilience.
July 31.— Sclir. C. T. Hill, Erick­
son, to San Erancisco, with 1S0 M
We have to make room anil are
Ered Von Pegert and family have feet lumber.
closing out our entire stock of glass­ moved to Coquille, where he has ac­
July 31.—Schr Coquille, Bott-
ware at half price. We will not cepted a position in a saw mill. He
handle it in the future, Bandon has not severed his connection with ger, to San Erancisco, with 130
cords match-wood.
Hardware Company.
the local foundry, but had to leave
“The American Hustler,’’ pre­ the coast on account of his wife’s
Notice.
sent«! by local talent at the Opera health.
House last Saturday evening was
The Ladies of the Basket ball
C. A. McKellips, the Sewing
well attended. Something like $105
team
of last year will hold a meet­
Machine man from North Bend, has
was taken in at the door, and after
opened up an office at Bandon Fur­ ing in the Athletic Hall on Saturday
all expenses are paid, will leave a
niture Store. He will be in Bandon evening, August 3rd. All members
nice sum to help the local band
from the twentieth to the twenty fifth are asked to be present as the possi­
along. The cast was well selected
of each month. Call at the store bilities of a team this season will be
and the various characters did justice
discussed.—Committee.
and see our machines. Leave orders
to their ¡»arts. The audience ex­
for supplies Machines for sale or
pressed themselves as well pleased
Saint’s Church.
rent on easy terms.
with the performance. After the
Rev. S.H. Condit, of Idaho, will
play the orchestra furnished music
C T. Blumenrother reports the
for a short dance, which would have sale of Crook Lake, 10 miles south hold services in the Saint’s Hall,
been enjoyed more if the floor had of Bandon to Edmund Croft, a Sunday August 4th at 1 f A. M. and
been in better condition. The rosin wealthy capitalist of Tacoma, who 8 P. M.
which had been scattered on the proposes to have the place fixed up
The South Western Oregon dis-
floor for the last fistic contest had for a summer residence. He expects | trict of the Re-organized Church of
lieen walked into the floor so as to to expend something like $10,000 . Latter Day Saints will hold their
make it very sticky. There is some in erecting a residence and provid­ annual re union in Dixon’sGrove at
talk of taking this play to Wedder- ing suitable grounds. The consider­ Myrtle Point, from August 16th
burn for the Lodge Tournament ation of the deal was $7250, and the to August 25th. Several able
there in August.
former owner was R. W. Lundy.
speakers will be present.
Mr. E. A. Anderson, in speaking
of the scarcity of labor on Coos Bay,
said it is a common thing here at
this season of the year. He has
been here for many years anil under
stands the situation. The time from
now until the rains commence is
rather limited, and contracts often
drag along until late in the summer,
when everybody gets in a hurry and
will hire more help than would be
necessary otherwise.
Lack of labor at Bandon is some­
thing unheard of. We have con
tracts that are being delayed on ac­
count of scarcity of help. There
are two new saw mills that will run
this fall, and now that the Price Ship
Yard is about to be rebuilt, the work
will necessitate a number of men.
I'he various bridge improvements
are being held back on account of
the scarcity of help. There is work
everywhere for the man that is look­
ing for it.
True, there isn't an
abundance of office work at present,
but with the new industries starting
here w ill be more demand. If this
is our dul! time, and to every out­
ward appearance it is what will the I
busy time here be this winter. The
SERVIAN WEDDINGS.
hotels are now tilled to capacity,
Collects the Gifts, Which
there are no houses for rent, ami The Bride Must
Be in Money.
you can t get a carpenter, or even
If you receive an Invitation to a wed­
lumber unless spoken for way ahead. ding in Little Servin on the west side,
Here s to the busy tin e and may it you must not buy a present and take It
with you or send It. That would b<'
last the ve il round.
to
bad form, and the bride would proba
bly feel Insulted, but when you went
to the wedding you would take with
you tlie price of the present In money.
At the wedding you would find sev­
eral hundred men and women all milk
ing strange motions and talking In a
strange, excited manner.
After the guests had assembled—and
everybody in the colony would be wel
corned—a young woman would pass
around the wedding cake. Behind her
would come the bride carrying a silver
platter, and upon this she would collect
the money given as presents. At the
majority of weddings the platter Is
piled high with silver dollnrs, and
around the edges nre bills of various
denominations, from $.*> to $20. It is
not uncommon for a bride to receive
$1,000 in cash. This amount, it must
be remembered, is given by men who
tire mostly laborers In the packing
houses,
Sometimes the groom passes cigars,
and every guest will take a cigar and
hand him a dollar. Another custom is
t<> place a dollar in the large glass of
whisky and every man take a drink,
each drink costing a dollar.
These weddings are a great feast for
the gm-st, and there Is always plenty
to eat, and sometimes the groom rents
a hall where all may dance.—Kansas
City Star.
Varney & Eveland,
TV Full Line of Confectionery, Fruit
Cigars. Tobacco, Soft Drinks, etc.
Nows
Stand
in
Connection.
Next to Vienna Cafe
It is Time to Have Your
House Wired
Material has arrived and we arc now equipped for inside wir­
ing.
Have your residence wired now.
As soon as our
machinery' arrives we w ill be too busy to devote the neccess-
ary time for wiring the residence section.
Address
Bandon Light and Power Co
i »< )i?T< >k»r< >ie 1 >
l'or Salo nt the Shingle Mill All
orders filled promptly.
A N 1 >
in mill.
Office
\\ 0 pay highest price
paid for Red Cedar Logs and
RED
Bolts.
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