Hie First Organ.
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(Special Correspondence.)
Seattle, Aug. 15 th.—Among the
interesting exhibits of the early days
of Alaska and Yukon, at the Alaska-
Yukon-Pacific Exposition, w hich will
l>e held at Seattle in I909. w ill be
the first organ that went into the
Northland. Organs and pianos are
common now in the north, but in
1898 a mouth organ was the largest
instrument of music that the land
possessed.
It is a question of Dollars and Cents when yon figure on a new-
building, or any addition, and jolt estimate the cost of the
Builder's Material and Hardware with a dread of the rapidly
advamung prices, Un lake into consideration the buyers view
ami estimate accordingly Onr prices are close ami we are
positive we can save you money on your hill of material, IV»
would greatly appreciate the opportunity of submiting an en-
timate, and feel sure it will a mutual advantage
Bandon Hardware Co
Opposite Post Office
Billiard and.
Rooms
Fool
ind pool tables and
nd will conduct the
e invited to' call and
courteous treatment.
Hay ter & Doak.
Hartman Bldg
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
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Jlarali Hehl hiii I «'nquille, Oregon.
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We have completed a thorough and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT,
ami are now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at abort no­
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
Marshfield Phone, 113
Coquille Phone, 191
WT Phone at our Expense when ordering Abstracts
Tit/c ( guarantee and Abstract Co.
J. S. Barton, Abstractor
Henry Sengttacken, Manager
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I he Neiu Photo Galleiy
\\ <» Have just Opened A Photo Gallery between the Life Saving
Station and the Gallier Hotel, ami will engage in a general Portrait
and View Business. 8 years experience and al) work is guaranteed
J. W. LINT.
Bandon. Oregon
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The New Drug Store lit Now ISeaily for l!ii«ineNA.
Drugs.
K very tli I ng
Druggist s Sundries. Patent Med ¡cines.
Brushes, and Toilet Articles.
Tine line of Fancy Candies.
Fancy Stationery
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
C'U'T. J OLSEX. Master.
T his Steamer is New. is Strongly Inuit, and fitted with the latest improvements, and will
give a regular s dav service, for passengers and freight, between the
Coquille River. Oregon, nnd San Francisco, Calif.
K.
r. KRUSI
,J. E WAUSTKOM Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
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Market Btreet Man Francisco, California
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamer Alliance
Now plying between Portland and
Coos Pay only. Weekly trips.
GEO. D. GRAY .t CO., Gen’l Agta.
4‘1 Market. St. San Frnncixco.
L. W. SliAW, Agent,
Marshfield, Phone 441.
1< HNNBDY
BLACKSMITH
ANI»
Tagens of all Kinds Made to Order.
WAGON
MAKERS
Horce:hce:ng a Specialty
Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
reasonable. Shop on Atwater street, Bandon, Or. (
Price«
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I d iughter ot Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Tvler of Woodburn, which died
August 2nd, after a three month's
ilness.
Mr. ami Mrs. Tyler were
former residents of this city ami
they have the sympathy of their
friends in their hour of bereavement.
The gasoline launch of the Co­
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M a«»» nie.
C R. WADE
quille Mill ami Mercantile Companv
I »ANDON LODGE, No. 115. A. F. A M.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
which was built l<v Edw in Ellingson, I >
day after rhe full moon of each month
Notary Public
has been launched and is one of the «II Master Masons cordially invited.
Office with Wheeler Resi Estate Co.
K. H. KONA. W. M.
swiftest boats on the river.
The
B andon ,
U biihin
boat is 28 feet long and 61 _• feet
IO O F
<1. T. TKKAl.OOI.l»,
beam, and is propelled bv a 8 horse
andon lodge . No. 133, i. o. o. f
meet« every Wednesjuv evening-
power engine.
ATTORNEY • AT LAW,
\ iMitiug brother« in good standing cor
Two Seattle men that winter pur
chased an organ for about twenty
The Regatta at Astoria.
dollars. They had money enough
to ship it to Skaguay and a little
more for two months' food. They
An elaborate program of sports
packed the organ over Chilhoot pass and interesting events of a large \ ar-
taking a month to do it. and another iety have been planned for this
month to drag the instrument to I Mai di < ¡ras of the w t st.
A dozen
Dawson. At that time there were commutes ire working hard to per­
over a hundred new millionaires in fect all arrangements for the fete at
I >awson, many of whom had just the end of the month, and every
married.
Among the women the citi/en of Asforia is taking a lively
competition as to w ho would own the interest in it, in order that it may be
organ was intense. It finally fell to the most successful of any ever held
the richest of them all, the wife of a since the first one, thirteen years
man who was also the most in love. I ago.
The bids went up by the hundreds I For those who have heard of the
and the organ was the basis of a great salmon industry of the Col­
large fortune for the men to whom umbia this occaaion will give them
the idea first occurred. The organ ample opportunity to see the fisher­
is still in good condition and bears men handle their boats and nets in
tew marks of it's thousand mile jour various water contests.
neyover ice. and snow and mountain
peak.
Estray Notice.
Dick Willi ams, a prominent oper­
ator in the Tonopah district, who
claims to be the first man to bring a
cat into Yukon is telling for the
benefit of those interested in the
prospective
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Exposition which opens at Seattle
June ist 1909, many tales of the
early days. As the exposition hopes
to reproduce many famous scenes
and cabins of the stirring days of
1897-‘98 Williams’ stories are of
interest and assistance.
“The cat that made me famous’’
said Williams, “like many famous
men, had a humble pedigree.
I
picked her up in an alley in Seattle
between First and Second Avenue
one night in August 1897.
Next
day I went north. I brought the
cat along for company as it was my
first trip, and I had no thought then
of making a profit of it.
1 kiwson
was a mighty homeless place the
winter of 1897.‘98.
1 arrived on
one of the last boats that fall and to
my astonishment hundreds came to
see the cat and offer after offer to
purchase it poured in. The camp
was lively enough, but its lonesome­
ness consisted in the absence of home
touches, an absence which my cat
seemed to supply. I finally had to
sell pussy as my money ran out, ami
I got over a thousand dollars for
her. 1 do not believe that a home­
less cat ever sold for so much before
in all history. Next summer they
brought in a boat load of cats w hich
the men eagerly bought, and from
that time on the price of cats de-
creased and their number grew .
Coquille Notes.
from the Sentinel.
Perrot and Munson, who have
been making cement walks in Ban
don for the past month, report that
they have finished the walk and
foundation for the (.¡allier Brot.’
new hotel.
S. C. Endicott and Miss Audrey
Bridges of Myrtle Point, were mar-
ried at the home of the bride’s par
ents at that place Wednesday even
jng. Their many friends in this city
extend congratulations.
I T Land, W H. Lyons. M O.
Hawkins and J. L. Thomson left
this city Wednesday for an extend­
ed hunting trip. They went from
lv re to I .den valley and from there
they will go over on Rogue river
and come ba< k up the coast through
Curry county. They each had a
riding horse and two pack animals
were taken along to carry the camp
out-fit. As they went through front
street they looked like Buffalo Bill’s
Rough Riders, Prof. Hawkins; in
particular. We suppose after their
return that it will be years l<iore
even a rabbit will be seen in the
country they traverse.
.Chas. Webb received the'.«I news
of the death of the five year old
Strayed from my ranch several
months ago, 1 muley cow, crop off
left ear and under bit in right, branded
bar
W in the left hip. < >m- spotted
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cow
same markings, 1 2 year old
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heifer,
same marking. Finder will
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return
same to the undersigned who
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will
pay all charges. A liberal re­
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ward
will be given for knowledge of
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their
w
hereabouts.
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F. M. W angling ,
Bandon, Oregon.
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diallv invited.
NATHAN BAKKLOW, N. G.
L. J. R adi . bv . Neo.
NOTAHY PUBLIC
BaiuL>u,
EETS Everv 2nd Hint Itb
t lie mouth. A cordial invitation evlended
to all members in good »tandiug.
ANN A GRAINE. N. G.
P kabi E kickhon , Sec’y.
Dated this ist day of Aug., 190“
B andon W ater C ompany .
Electrician.
Electric
Light ^and
Tele­
Supplies
phone Work.
Ba ndon,
Oregon
Knight» nt Pythia»
elphi lodge n <> tit,
knight» of
O- T- Blumenrother
Meets every Monday even­
D ing Pythias.
I . S. <'<»111111 ixeloner and Notary Public.
at Ma»onic ball. Visiting Knight» iu-
Eilings and Final proofs made on Home
vited to attend.
R E. L Bediilion, <'. C.
B. N. H akbinioon , h of R. S.
• teadii. Timber Claims and other U. 8. Lauds
Money l.oaiift Negotiate«! oil Approved
Security.
Modern Woodmen.
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Ollie«* in room 10 Beyerle Building, Ban­
I’ABLE ROCK CAMP, No. >.»17«, M W.
don.
ICesidence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
I of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of
Real estate bought and Sold.
each month nt Concrete Hull.
Visiting
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE LORENZ. H. C.
E. E. < J akes , Clerk.
ForEMter» of America.
Estimates gtveu on any kind of
Address Bandon, Oregon.
/ ’<)! Il l Ql'EEN OF THE FOREST. No. LoildingH.
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17. uieetH Friday night of each week,
iu Concrete Hail, Bandon. Oregon. A ear­
dial welcome in extended to all visiting
brother«.
W L. D V\T I >Sl >N.
G. T ylbb ,
Chief Ranger.
Fin. Secretary.
M. G. Pohl.
Bandon Hdw Storv
Woodmen of llie World.
easide
camp
Aug. 12 13 and 14
N o . 212. w. o. w
meets in regular sessiou the first and
S Hurd
Consult him for your eyes, head ache
Tbursdavs of each uionth in the Ma-
s into hall. Visiting members are cordially weariness, or nervousness.
invited.
A. RICE, 0. C.
O. C. W aldvooel , Clerk.
See Dr. Bancroft
PROFESSIONAL.
Eya & Nerve Specialist
Dr H. I_i Houston,
For Visual Defects, Eye
( Ittice over Drug Store.
Honrs, !• to 12,
i.tn. 1:30 to 4, pm.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
Night culls answered from office.
BANDON,
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Consultation Free
Next Vi.it to Bandon, July 18
A. B. SABIN
OREGON
Manufacturer and Dealer in
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I’.- TOPPING,
GKO.
I TORNEY » nd COUNSELOR AT I
AND
Diseases,
NERVOUS or CHRONIC ILLS.
Notice is hereby given that water BANDON,
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OBEGON,
is not to be used for irrigating pur­
poses, or to sprinkle the streets and
Dr. D. Io STEELE
side-walks, excepting
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in the even-
ing between six o'clock and eight
Resident Dentist
o'clock.
OFFICE IN OLII BREUEli BUILDING,
Water w ill be turned off for vio-
lation of this rule and a charge ol
fifty cents will be made to turn it on
I
again.
LOUIS OOONAK,
Tuesday».
Practice night tirtt Wvdueaday of th.-
M month.
Social Evemug the 3rd Saturday of
PHYSICIAN A 8UKGE0N
Notice to Users of City Water.
Oregon.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
All Kinds of Saddlery.
3
llarneRA and Sa<i«ilen Repair®«!.
BANDON,
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OREGON. 4
J^JTARY PUBLIC.
Eire Insurance
Bandon,
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Oregon.
B.IXDOX TK.IXSEEK CO.
Boy Wanted.
W. E. THRESHER,
.4ttorney - at - Lair.
We have a position for a bright
Notary Public
intelligent boy who w ishes to learn
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Oregon
the printing trade. Boy about 16 Wcdderburn
years of age wanted, and one that
is willing to apply himself to the
work. Call at this office Saturday
morning.
Unclaimed Letters.
Unclaimed letters in Bandon Post
Office, Aug. I. ’07:
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A. R. Ellert.
Miss Mary Hudson.
Horace Lammey.
James Al yers.
Nels P. Nelson.
John Nodine.
Samuel H. < Irchard,
Jeff < )wnbey.
A. H. Boca.
Ed. W. Williams.
H. S. Morrison.
C. B. Rea. 2
R obt . W alker , P. M.
Timlier I.and Act June 3. IK'S.
NOTICE Foil Pt’BLICATION.
United States Land titlice. Roseburg Or...
August 7, 1!IU7.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act ot Congress
<>f .lini.-
|s;.s. entitled An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Cat
ifonita. Oregon. Nevada, anil 'Washington
Territory,” as extended to all the Public
Land States by net of August 4. lHttt.
John VI I «»ng, of Bandon. County of Coos,
State tor Territory > of Oregon, has this day
tiled in this office his sworn statement No.
sP.H. for Un- purchase of the NE1. of N W
of Section No. 2!i, ill township No. 2!l N.,
Range No. 14 Went, and will offer proof
to .«»<■ " that the land -vnght is more vain
able for its timber or stone than for agricol
tnral piirjsises, and t<> establish bis claim to
said 1.md before I.- v Liljeqviot, I 8. Ct mJ
mission* r at Marshfield. Oregon. on We,:
nesday, the t',th day of November. 1!W7.
He names an witnesses: Chris Long,
Frank Bates, Frank Beyerle and Edward
tlhman, all of Bandon. C ihmi County, t»re
gon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
tile their claims in this office on or tiefore
said 6lb day of November, 1H07.
B uuamin L E ddt , Register.
C It PATTERSOfl A SON
Dray and General Delivery
Meet «11 Beats.
----- All orders handled with care.-----
B andon , :
O kkoon .
High Prices
A Talk to The Consumer
Yon Lave no doubt watched the rapidly advancing high
prices with many misgivings, and with the unceasing
wonder at their progress. Every dollar yon make seems
to go for some ueeded oeccessity.
W e who have to
deal in these everyday essentials, realize this fact more
than the buyer.. It is onr endeavor to keep the prices
as low as posaible, anti the profit margins are very close
When you are paying your good dollars out, yon want
to at least get first class merchandise. Wo handle the
Standard Brand®, the kind yon know are satisfactory,
and the kind yon always used. (Jail and see our stock
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M.
AXTELL
And Company