•1
tu : ned today from Louisville.
had a conference with ‘Marse’
Lodge and FrofYeasionfi’ Direotory
lknry,’ Golonel Edwards said, ‘and
1 From the Sentinel
he went over the ground at length.
Wednesday evening at S3"
Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on
Colom 1 Watterson, you will re
o'clock occured the marriage of Mr.
Change
of Meeting Night. Cards under th.. Head are 50c per in., month
member, some time ago stated that
M. J. Hartsonand Miss Edna Lorenz
at the proper time he would name a
at the home of the bride's parents in
this city, Rev. Branham officiating. democrat living north of Mason ami
Vlasonh'.
C? R WADE
1 he ring ceremony was used, w hich Di.x on’s line and west <4 the Alle- I »ANDON LODGE. No. 11.1. A. F. A M.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
hral s,t,,
was very beautiful and impressive. ghanv mountains, who never has I» Si it..I communi,' ,1
day nft.-r the full luoon of each mouth
Notary Public
been
beaten
fol
public
office,
ami
Master I red Lorenz, m phew of the
All Maater Maaona cordially inviteli.
Office
with
Wheeler Beal Estate Co.
b . H. IK » V. W. M
bride, acted as ring bearer, and the who uears a mustache, and who, if
B
andon ,
•
O bxoon
little misses Marjorie and Camilla nominated, could lead the demo
I. O. <». »’
G. T
IIU Uil.lll II,
» ANDON LODGE. No l.l.l. I <). O. F
Lorenz, neices of the bride, were cratic party to v ictorv Immediately
» meet« every Wednesday evening
guesses
were
made
as
to
the
identity
flower girls. The house was de< cor-
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
Visiting brothers in good standing cor
of Col one! Watterson's man. Some dirtily invited.
ated with < Iregon grape and the
NOTARY mu IC
NATHAN BARKLOW, N. G.
ceremony took place under the one tin.div hit on Governor Johnson,
I. J. K vdi . ky , Sec.
Bandoo,
Oregon.
but it was found that Johnson wears
wedding bell. The bride' is the
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
126.
no mustache, and so he was dropjted
youngest daughter of our highly es
EETS Every 2nd and 4tli luetalay«.
from
the guessing. It became known
LOUIS D00NAR,
teemed pioneer residents, Mr ami
Practice night tirsi Widneadav of th,
later that Johnson wore a mustache
month. Soci.d Eveuiug the 3rd Satur.l iy Electrician.
of
Electric Light and Tele
Mrs. N. Lorenz, and is a young
I lie mollili. A cordial invitation extended
up to the time he became governor to all nieiubers in good «landing.
phone Work. Supplies
lady of high culture and social at
since which time he has gone clean
ANNA FRAINE, N. G
tainments and is greatly admired by
P kaui . E bickson . Sec's
/In ndon.
shaven
Oregon
Colonel Watterson assert-
her large circle of friends.
The
ed
that
Governor
Johnson
1
was
the
Knight« of I'ytliia*»
groom, M. J. Hartson, is n:
one
democrat who was . absolutely I \ELPH1 LODGE No. f»l. Knights ot O- T- Blumenrotlier
of the Coquille Creamery ai
1 ' Pythias. Ah ets every Moiidav even
I S. < <tiitand Notary Public.
available, against whom no faction mg at Masonic ball
Visiting Knights hi
been a resident of this city
F ilings «nd Final proofs made du Hume
vitrei to attend.
R E. L. lirdillion, (’. (*.
three years. Hehasalarge num- in the partv entertains animosity, B. N. H akkingfon , K ot K. S.
• t radii, Tiiubrr (’¡aims and other U. S. Landa
Money I. uiiim Negotiated <»n Appmvt'tl
ber of friends who rejoice with him. w ho has a record of carrying a
Security.
Modern Woodmen.
strongly republican state twice, and
Office in return 10 Beyerle Building, Ban
The city council held a special w ho is at this time before the nation I'vlil.l. BOCK CAMP, No 91M M W don. Residence on Butte (’reek. Oregon.
I of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of
meeting Monday evening at which without a flaw of any sort.’ ’’
Kral Kutatr bought anil Sold
each month at Concrete Hall.
V istting
several matters were talked over,
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE LORENZ. H. C.
but no action was taken except to
A VI. HITCHCOCK
E. E. < >AKES, Clerk.
Notice.
order the re-advertising for bids for
Contrnetor and
Builder
To whom it mav concern Notice
the planking of B street.
The
Foresters of America.
Est im ates given on any kind of
council accepted the liquor bonds of s hereby given that I, G. Schmalz, I WI R I QI El 8 < »F THE FOREST, No.
Imildiugs. Address Bandon, Oregon.
17, meet« Friday night of each week,
E. A. Beckett, also the bonds of R. of the citv and County of San bran v
ill Uoncrete Hall, Bandon, Oregon. A cor
S. Knowlton as city treasurer, The isco. State of California, will not be dial welcome is extended to all visiting
W L. DAViliSON,
regular meeting of the council Will' responsible for any debts contracted brothers.
G. T ylmb ,
Chief Ranger.
M. G. Pohl.
Fin. Secretary.
by my wife, Mrs. Anna Schmalz,
be held next Monday evening.
Bandon Hdw Store
Woodmen of tlie World.
We learn by private letter from she having left my bed and board.
s’ EA81DE CAMP No. 212. W. O. W.
Aug. 12 13 and 14
Washington that lion. Binger Her Dated July 5, 1907.
»’ meets in regular session the first and
G.
SHMALZ.
third t hursdavs of t ach month in the Ma Consult him for your eyes, bead ache
mann has not forgotten worthy old
s itiio hall. Visiting members are cordially weariness, or nervousness.
soldiers who reside in Coos county.
invited.
A. RICE, C. C.
ooo----
CcM^UiHe Note«.
$
Dollars
$
f
I
M
It is a question of Dollars and Cents when pin tigtire on a new
building, or any addition, am) you estimate the cost of the
Builder s Material and Hardware with a dread of the rapidly
advancing prices. We lake into consideration the buyers view
ami estimate accordingly. Our prices are close and we are
positive we can save yon money on yonr bill of material, \Ve
would greatly appreciate thé opportunity’ of submitiiig an «•S’
lituate, and feel sure it will a mutual advantage.
:
:
Bandon Hardware Co
Opposite Post Office
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
Oi’«x«»n
IfiirwItli«>Id an«l
------------------- X--------------------
\\ o Lava completed a thorough and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT,
and are now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at abort no
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
Marshfield Offi< c Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
Marehiield Phone, 143
¡-f?'
Coquille Phone, 191
I’lione at our E.rpeusf irlu n orileriiuj Abstracts
Title Gita ran tee and Abstract Co.
Henry Sengxtackcn, Manager
J. S. Barton, Abstractor
Ui
1 he New Photo Gallery
\\ e H iiva just Opened A Photo Gallery between the Life Saving
Station ami tin» Gnllier Hotel, nml will engage in a general Portrait
and \ lew Business, 8 years experience and all work is guaranteed
J. W. LINT.
Bandon. Oregon
B andon
<c<¡
Tlie New Hi ug store 1« Now lieady tor Business
Drugs.
().
Ei ery tiling New amt I resb
Druggist s Sundries. Patent Medicines.
Brushes, and Toilet Articles.
Fine line of Fancy Gandies.
Fancy Stationery
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
ELIZABETH
O.H'T. ,/
OLSEN". Master.
Tlns Steamer is New. is Strongly built, and fitted with the I »test improv,>m< tits, and w ill
give a regular S dnv service, for passengers Hint freight, between the
Coipnlle Hiver. Oregon, amt Sun Francisco. Calif.
J. I
K.
I'.
VV VLSI l;ovi Agent. Bandon, Oregon.
KRUME, Managing Agent, 23 Market Street. San Francisco, California.
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
'anici
4
Alliance
Now plying between Portland and
Coos Pay only. Weekly trips.
He has succeeded in getting the
following pensions raised for worthy
citizens of this section: Harry II.
Baldwin of Bandon raised from $14;
a year to $200, anil Judge Lowe of
Bandon, a Mexican war veteran now
gets $20 a month. When Dr. Her
mann came to Oregon in ¡858 he
purchased the old homestead of H.
H. Baldwin, and Judge Lowe was
one of the first to settle with his
family in this valley, Binger Her-
maun was not in his majority at that
time, and now after a half century
he has the pleasure of obtaining re
cognition by the government of those
aged defenders of their country.
J.J. Endicott of Myrtle Point, and
|. 11. Aker of this city were also re
membered.
The old soldiers will
miss Mr. Hermann's good work for
his constituents.
The Committee in charge have
decided to have the Southwestern
OregonG. A. R. encampment in
August on 28th, 29th, 30th. and the
last day has been set apart as pio
neer day. Col. Rosa is now Pres
ident of the Pioneer /Association, and
a member of the G. A. R. Society,
therefore it is supposed that the
arrangement is satisfactory with all.
It was decided at the meetings of
both organizations last year that the
reunions should be held at the same
time at Bandon. In former years
the veterans and the early settlers
met together, and had most excel
lent social intercourse, and they look
back now to those festivals with much
pleasure, and it is l« li< veil that the
coming reunion will be greatly en
joyed. It is very fitting for the pio
neers to relax from their labors ami
get together for a social meet, where
they can bring back to memory the
days of long ago, when the red man
ami the wild animals were just sur
rounding the wilderness to civil
ization. There is no more fitting
place than Bandon for the festivities,
and the good people of that place
have always given royal receptions
to the gray haired veterans as well
as to to those who first blazed the
trails of the country and their follow
ers.
ooo
Johnson for President.
O.C. W aldvooel , Clerk.
A Funny Story.
Mr. Ferguson, two of whose down
PROFESSIONAL.
town friends had just dined with him,
had taken them into the library for
Dr. FF. La- Houston,
a smoke, according to the New York
PHYSICIAN A SUlttiEON
Sim. “I must tell you a good one
• tffice over Drag Store.
Honra, It to 12,
on my wife" he said, “She’s been I 111. 1 :30 to 4, p 111. ; 7 to 8 in the eveuiug.
Night calls answered from office.
roasting me because I look at the
...
OREGON
headlines in the papers once in a BANDON.
while to see if anything important
is happening in the Thaw trial. l»r. I». L. HTKF.LK
Well, the other ifternoon, while the
girl was away, she put a pan of
biscuits in the oven to bake, and
OFFICE IN OLD BREUER BÜILDINO,
w hile she was waiting she picked up
OREGON
BANDON,
a paper and began to read the stutF
herself. She got so interested in it
GKO. p. topping ,
that she let the biscuits "At this .TTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
AND
moment Mrs. Ferguson came into
NOTARY PUBLIC,
the library for a book, “And the
lire Insurance.
joke of it was," continued Mr. Fer
Bandon, - - - - Oregon.
guson, without a moment's pause,
“that they found the cow next
W. E THRESHER,
morning in a forty acre lot.”
“Ha! Ha!lla!” roared the guests,
.Ittorncii - ut - Lair-
laughing till the tears ran down
Notary Public
their cheeks but not at the story.
II edit erba rn
-
Oregon
Resident Dentist
Administrator’s Notice
Creditors.
> i :i
Ey? & Nerve Specialist
For Visual Defects, Eye
Diseases,
NERVOUS or CHRONIC ILLS.
Consultation Free
NextVi.it to Bandon, July 18
■ -mTW
i
A.
(
< 1
I
"t
B. SABIN
Manufacturer and Dealer in
All Kinds of Saddlery.
llartiPAM anil Saddle« Repaired.
BANPON.
-
-
Notice is hereby given that tlie under
signed Ims la-en dtilv appointed by the
<'onnty Court of the State of Oregon, for
<’<>.« ('anility, as Administrator for the
estate of W. S. Pierce, deceased.
Therefore, all |«rs<>ns having claims
against the s.ai.l estate are notified to pre
sent the same, duly verified, to the under
signed at the office of t'. R. Wade, in tin-
t own of Bandon, in said t’.inntv ami State,
within six months from the I Illi day of
•Inly. ll>07. tlie same being the date of tlie
tirst piiblicati.iii of this notice.
Dated this lltli day of .Inly, t!W7.
V. M. H itchcock ,
V.lnuiiistrator of the Estate of W, S.
Pierce, deceased.
160 acres of good grass land close
to a ndon, $600.
3 lots with lumber for a 16x24 foot
house on Fourth street. Woolen
Mill Ad., $325.
N<> tax property handled.
Neat 5-roomed cottage just hu
shed; good location; now pays *8
per cent on sale price. A snap 550. i
Manufacturing plant for sale,
Good paying business, ig front- ¡
I- irst-class
age on deep water,
business proposition on Coquille
river. 17,000.
Dray and General Delivery
Meet nil Bontà.
— All orders bundled with cure.-----
B andon ,
:
O bkoon .
High Prices
A Talk to The Consumer
You have no doubt watched the rapidly advancing high
prices with many misgivings, ami with the unceasing
wonder at their progress. Every dollar yon make seems
to go for some needed oeccessity.
\\ e who have to
d. al in these everyday essenti d'. realiz > this fact more
than I be buyer. It is onr endeavor to keep the prices
as low as pcsaible, and the profit margins are very close
\\ hen yon are paying yonr good dollars out, you want
to at least get first class merchandise. We handle the
Standard Brands, the kind you know are satisfactory,
ami the kind yon always used. Call ami see our stock
M.
I
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CH PAI "fERSONA SON
Real Estate List.
Acre tracts from 1 to 10 acres in
tow n of andon from $250 to 1,000
per acre, with or witaout improve
ments. Other tracts outside from
$5 nP-
80 acres with house and barn, saw
timber and poles, $500.
- ■
B.i.VDON" TJl. I.VSEEK OO.
Lots from $25 up to 6,000.
Lots with house from $400 up to
5,200.
S'
- ’
OHEGON.
To
Henry Watterson’s secret is out.
This story is told in a Washington
GF.lt. D. GRAY ,t CO., Gen’l Agta.
L. 4. W. SHAW, Agent.
dispatch to the New York World:
4'1 Market. St. Sun Francisco.
Marshfield, Phone 441.
“ ‘Governor John A. Johnson, of
Minnesota, is the c andidate to whom
I referred as capable of carrying the
democratic party to victory next
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
year, tid Henry Watters«m ac
Wsgons of all Kinds Made to Order.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
cording to Golonel Charles A. Ed
Job work attended to promptly nnd all work ennrAiiteed to give satisfaction.
Pnci-s wards, secretary of the democratic
OAKES REAL ESTATE O.
reasonable. Shopon ttwnter street. Bandon, Or.
congressional committee, who re E. E. O. vkis
W.. P arker
li I
See Dr. Bancroft
AXTELL
And Company.