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patf’i 4 »he county hat e been started, j
anti the finish promises to be lively.
All Over th* Stete.
The Old Panter Building has been Remodeled for
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Gambrinus Brewing Company,
Rob’t Marsdon, Agent
WHOLESALE LIQUORS
W. A. Gaines & Co’s. Whiskeys, Standard Malt
and Cream of Malt, and other standard brands of
BRANDIES,
WINES,
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Billiard and
Rooms
We have purchased the billiard and pool tables and
bowling alleys of A. J. Hartman and will conduct the
business along these lines. You are invited to call and
spent a pleasant evening with 11s, courteous treatment.
Hayter <& Doak
Hartman Bldg
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
JIHi*altliel<l mid Coquille. Oregon.
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W e bava completed h thorough nnd up to date AB8TRA0T PLANT,
and are now ready to fnrniab CORRECT ABSTRACTS at abort no
tice. Order* will receive careful and prompt attention.
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
Marshfield Rhone, 143
Coquille Phone, 191
wri 'hone at our Expense when ordering Abstracts
Title Guarantee anil Abstract Co.
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Henry Sengstacken, Manager
J. S. Barton, Abstractor
B andon
Everything New and Fresh.
The New Ding Store la Now
Drugs, Druggist s Sundries, Patent Medicines.
Brushes, and Toilet Articles, Fancy Stationery
Tine line of Fancy Candies.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
ELIZABETH
CART. J. OLSEN, Master.
Thia Steamer is New. is Strongly built, nnd fitted with the latest improvements, and will
give a regnlar 8 day service, for passengers and freight, between tbe
Coquille River, Oregon, nnd San Francisco, Calif.
J. E WAL8TROM Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 23 Market Street, San Francisco. California.
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
'amei Alliance
Now plying between Portland and
Coos Bay only. Weekly trips.
GEO. D. GRAY A CO., Gen’l Agts,
421 Market. St. San Francisco.
L. W. SHAW, Agent.
Marshfield, Phone 441.
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WAGOX
BLACKSMITH AXD
MAKERS
Borcoshoeing a Specialty.
Wagons of *11 Kinds Made to Order.
Price«
Job work attended to promptly and all work gUHrnnteed to give satisfaction.
reasonable. Shop on Alwat« r street, Bandon, Or.
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Roseburg, Ore. — The greatest
fair ever held in this district is now
on in this city. The exhibit in the
pavilion is perhaps not so great in
quantity as formerly, but as to qual
ity, it exceeds any previous effort
ever put forth. The fruits and vege
tables are of such kind as to make a
most favorable exhibition of the pro
ducts of this county. Although the
time is not propitious for a large at
tendance, yet the gate receipts show
the attendance to exceed all pre
vious fairs. Grains and grasses that
it was thought the county could not
grow, are all on hand. In the fan
cy work department, the quality far
exceeds any display ever before col
lected here.
Some idea of the extent of room
necessary to supply the livestock de
partment is obtained when it is found
there are over ioo pens and stalls,
and not one vacant. All kinds of
stock, racers, roadsters and draft
and driving horses, as also the finest
of cattle, hogs, sheep, goats and
poultry are on exhibition.
Dr.
Withycombe, of Corvallis, is here,
and is a judge on stock.
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Medford, Or.,—Returns just in
from three more cars of Medford
Bartletts Keep up the same general
average in the Eastern cities, and it
is now quite certain that the general
average for the season for the full 70
cars shipped from this district will
be at least $3 per box f. o. b. here.
Growers are already beginning to
speculate what figures will be obtain
ed for our noted Comice and de
Anjou pears, which for two seasons
past have led the world in price and
which are maturing in the best con
dition possible the present year.
There appears to be no limit to the
price which Easterners will pay for
these two famous varieties, and this
year growers anticipate about $10
per box.
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Change of Meeting light. Oaror under this Head are 50c per il., month
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Masonic.
andon lodge . No. 115, a . f . a m .
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Stated communications first Satur
Notary Public
day after the full moon of each month
Ail Master Masons cordially invited.
Office with Wheeler Real Estate Co.
H. H. ROSA, W. M.
B andon ,
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G. T. TKEADGO1.D,
ANDON LODGE. No. 133. I. O. O. F
meets every Wednesday evening.
ATTORNEY - AT LAW,
Visiting brothers in good standing cor
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NOTARY PUBLIC
NATHAN BAKKLOW, N. G.
L. J. R adlby , Sec.
Bandon,
Oregon.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
EETS Every 2nd and ttb Tuesdays,
LOUIS Ü00NAR,
Practice night first Wednesday of the
month, Social Evening the 3rd Saturday Electrician.
of
Electric Light (and Tel«-
the month. A cordial invitation attended
to all members iu good standing.
plkine Work. Supplies
ANNA CRA1NE, N. G.
P babl E bicksom , Sec'y.
Bitn don,
Oregon,
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Kulglita of Pythias
elphi lodge No. 64, Knights of O- T- Blumenrother
Pvtbiaa. Meets every Monday even
U. 8. CoiniulMaloner and Notary l’ubllc.
ing at Masonic ball
Visiting Knights in Eilings nnd Final proofa made on Home
vited to attend.
R. E. L. Bedillion, 0. C.
«tends, Timber Claims and other V. 8. Lauds
B. N. H abbinoton , K of K. S.
Money L ohbb Negotiated on Approved
Security.
Mixlern Woodmen.
Other in room 10 Beyerle Building, Ban
'ABLE ROCK CAMP, No. 917G, M W don. Residence on Butte (.'reek, Oregon.
of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of
Real F.Mtate bought anti Sold.
each month at Concrete Hall. Visiting
neighbors cordially invited Io attend.
A JI. IIIT< H< <M K
GEORGE LORENZ. H C.
E. E. O akes , Clerk.
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AOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No.
J 17, meets Friday night of each week,
iu Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor
dial welcome is extended to all visiting
brothers.
W L- DAVIDSON,
G. T ylkb ,
Chief Rauger.
Fin. Secretary.
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Estimates given on any kind of
buildings. Address Bandon. Oregon.
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Pohl.
nt Bandon Hdw Storv
Woodmen of the World.
Oct. 15, 16 and 17.
easide camp N o . 212, w. 0. w
meets in regular session the first and Consult him for your eyes, bead acbe
third Tbnrsdavs of each month in the Ma
sonic ball. Visiting members are cordially weariness, or nervousness.
invited.
A. RICE, C. C.
O. C. W aldvogel , Clerk.
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Notice of Administration.
Notice is hereby given, that by order of
tbe County Court of the State of Oregon,
in and for the County of Coos, heretofore
made, Esther Yaeger was duly appointed
Administratrix of the estate of Marv E
Yaeger, deceased! and that letters testa
mentary were duly issued to the said Esther
Yaeger on the 17th dav of May. 1907,
Therefore, All persons having claims
against »he said estate are hereby notified
to present the same, with proper vouchers,
to the said Administratrix at tbe office of
Geo. P. Topping in Bandon, Oregon, within
six (C> months from the date of this notice
Dated this 5th dav of September, 1907.
ESTHER YAEGER.
Administratrix of the estate of Mary E.
Yaeger, deceased.
Geo. P. Topping, Att'v for Estate.
Notice of Administration
Notice in hereby given that by order of
the County Court of the State of Oregon. in
and for the Conntv of Coot, heretofore
made, Rachael N Elliott was duly ap
pointed Administratrix of the estate of ( . 8
Elliott, deceased, and that letters tent amen
tarv were duly issued to tbe «aid Rachel N
Elliott on the 5tb day of Jone. A.D., 1907.
Therefore, all persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby notified
to present the same with proper vouchers to
the said Administratrix, at the office of
Geo P. Topping at Bandon, Oregon, wnbm
Hix (6) months from the date of this notice.
Dated thia 5th dav <»f September. 1907
RACHEL N. ELLIOTT.
Administratrix of the estate of C. S
Elliott, deoeaaed.
Geo. P. Topping, Att’y for Estate.
Notice Tor Publication
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Roaebarg, Or.
Angnst 21, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Corrie D. Still
well, of Bandon. Oregon, has filed notice of
his intention to make final Five year proof
in snpport of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 11558 made May 7, 1992, for tbe
EX of NEl-4. ES of SEI 4 Section 27.
Township 29 Sonth, Range It West, and
that said proof will l>e made before L A.
Liljeqvist. U. S. Commissioner at his office
in Marshfield, Oregon, on Wednesday. Oct.
30, 1907.
He names tbe following witnesses to
prove bis continuons residence npon. and
cultivation of. the land, vizr Cash Doyle.
Frank Barrows. Alfred West and T. J. Still
well, all of Bandon. Oregon.
B bnjamin L. E dd V, Register.
Hillsboro, Or.—The carnival com
mittee is fast completing arrange
ments for the carnival and street fair
to be held here October 3, 4 and 5.
There will be plenty of amusements,
exhibits, livestock, games, racing,
and chief among the exhibits will be
“Grandma" Wood, now in her 120
th year. She will be an attraction
that cannot be duplicated in the
state.
The race for queen is now
on in earnest and candidates from all
OREGON.
A Man’s Face
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Sometimes is and sometimes
isin t his fortune, but a good
clean shave and a neat haircut
goes a good ways on first im
pressions.
Everything new
and clean, and at your immed
iate disposal.
COUNSELOR AT LAW i
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NO I A RY PUBLIC,
ATTORNEY
and
lire Insurance
Hindnn,
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W. E. THRESHER,
Attorney - at - Law.
Dr. J. G. Goble the well known
Notary
Optician of Modford will visit Bandon Wedderburn
during Sept. Dates given later.
HARRY MORRISON,
Public
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Oregon
SMOKE
Bob Bow Man
PAINT TRUTH
IN A NUT N II E E E
When you paint your building there
are two kinds of paint to select from:
i st—Good prepared paint ready
for use.
2nd—I^ad and oil mixed by hand.
You should always choose the good
prepared paint. It costs less, wears
longer, and looks better.
We can tell you why this is
particularly true of
S herwin -
W illiams
P aint
Come in and let us give you
more than a nutshell of truth
The fall is a splendid
time to paint.
WLO. BY
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Albany, Or.—Practically all ol
the homesteads in the upper Cala-
pooia district will lie contested and
some have been compelled to de
fend their claims before the county
clerk during the past week,
It is
reported every homesteader in that
district will be called upon to defend
his entry, and show cause why the
same should not be canceled. It is
alleged by the contestants that the
lands in question are more valuable
for timber than for agricultural pur
poses, and that the claimants are
fraudently endeavoring to gain title
to lands that are located in the Cala-
pooia mountains and cannot possibly
be used for agricultural purposes.
The cases are being bitterly con-
tested and much interesting testi-
mony is being introduced,
The
original claimants to these lands
made proof on the same about a
year ago and have been unable to
have their proofs approved suf
ficiently to warrant the department
in issuing a final receipt or pat ent to
them as entrymen.
Washtucna, Wash. — All grain
buyers are now out of the market
and will take no wheat, (¡rain com
panies are having difficulty in making
arrangements with the O. R. X N.
for cars, and an effort is being made
to settle the question by a conference
at Portland. The market will be
exceedingly quiet. Grain buyers
will run no risk of a < ongestion at
the warehouses such as was experi
enced last year when the grain laid
out in the weather and rotted; the
loss fell entirely upon the companies.
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Hillslxjfo, Oregon—The wirm
weather, oi the past two weeks has
enabled the hop grower- to garner a
large part of the crop and it is in
excellent condition.
A few of the
yards will finish picking tonight and
with continued iair weather, next
Saturday night will see most of the
crop picked and dried.
A slight
mold has recently appeared in a few
yards, but generally the hops are in
good condition.
Baker City, Ore. — The strike
which completely tied np the Sump
ter Valley road was settled Thurs
day afternoon, after an all-day con
ference between President Eccles
and the striking engineers. The
strikers gained all they asked for,
the road granting the men the in
crease in wages and pay for all over
time. H. E. Wills, second highest
officer in the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, came from Cleve
land, O., to investigate conditions
and superintend the strike. As soon
as the settlement was reached a train
was made up and sent over the road
to relieve the congested traffic. The
strike caused great inconvenience to
the merchants in Baker City and
those along the road, as large
amounts of perishable goods were
being shipped out.
Coos Bay agent Shasta, Napa Soda, White Rock,
WHISKIES,
Freewater, < Ire. The Fruitgrow
ers' Union shipped yesterday by ex
press a crate of pruui-t<» Governor
| Chamberlain They are the largest
and most beautiful prunes ever raised
in this valley, and are sent as a gift
to the Governor as a specimen of
what Freewater can do in the prune
line. They are Italian prunes and
were packed in the box four by five
and three deep, 60 prunes to the
box, 220 to the crate. They were
raised by Mr. Conrad, of the Bencke
Hall neighborhood.
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