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• • . • . • • • • Dance in the Bank Hall after the Mrs. Hartman a Millinery has band concert Saturday night. Gord K U <*. arrived. music. «V C. B. Zeek and wife. were Dr. Mann came up Saturday * Coquille visitors Wednesday. night for the dance; he reported the R. IL Rosa & Co have the finest time of his life. Call on the Bandon Co-operative line of shirt waists in the county. Rev. Horsfall will hold services in Reality Co. Anything you need in the hard St. Johns’ Protestant Episcopal Wanted—Two waitresses at the ware line at McNair’s, opposite Church Sunday at 11 A. M. 3 P.M Hotel Gallier at once. Munck’s," dot ish dr stuff" 41 The andon Concert band will The steamer Elizabeth will be due Fishing has not been very brisk give a concert on the main street here Saturday, or Sunday at the this week. Several of the fisherman this coming Saturday night. latest. dtribute the small run to the rough Misses Nora and Emma Solve, of Dance in the Bank Hall after the bar we have had the past few days. Yellowstone Park, Wyo., are here band concert Saturday night Good llartman has a tree delivery on visiting their sister, Mrs. E. B. music. ill groceries. By keeping the best Kausrud. Sheet music orders will receive on the market and delivering them An elegant line of ladies’ gloves prompt attention if left at Lowes at your door, he is able to cater to has been received this week at R. the finest trade. Drug Store. H. Rosa <v Co’s, Call and see Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter gives in Clint Mak-horn came from down them. struction on the mandolin, guitai coast Tuesday w ith a six horse team A fine line of outing flannels, and banjo. Terms reasonable. to assist the regular freighter, who ginghams ami calicoes, the latest patterns, are just in at R. H. Rosa Anything you need in the hard was behind in the trans[M>rtation. and Co’s., store. ware line at McNair s opjiosite ‘‘A. Haberly is selling a few small Munck’s, “dot ish de stuff." 41 tracts of land near town, at reason Dr. J. G. Goble the well known able prices and easy terms. Parties Optician will be at Bandon Tuesday A Veneer that is desirable- for all purposes, is on llie market, and you wishing 5 acres or more apply at and Wednesday, Oct. 15th. i6 can get it at the Bandon Furniture once as only a limited number will be Office at Hotel Gallier. Eyes ex sold. amined tree of charge. Store. Fishermen, Attention! We have J. L. Kennedy is building a home Caps are being placed on the a full line of oars. -"The best money in the Woolen Mill addition. Hi piling of the new Price Shipyard <111 buy. See them ¡ft the Bandon recently purchased lot 27 in block this week and in about three weeks Hardware Store, opposite the Post the keel of the first vessel will be 29 for that purpose. < Jffice. commenced. Miss Rodine is confined to her Mis. W. E. Craine, Mrs. A. G. home this week 011 a<•• ount of illness. Winter is coming and it is time to Erickson, Miss Blanch Patterson and Her room at school has been dis think about«the stove proposition. Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge, left on the missed for a fe.v days. noon boat, Tuesday, for Coquille It / is a well known fact that for a Hartman has red clover, timothy to attend the Rebekah Convention. quick, hot fire, the air tight heater cannot be beat. With that view we and seed barley. Farmers will do The new steamer Bandon was- have installed a full line, from $2 up. well by calling and getting prices expected here this week, but owing Bandon Hardware Co.’s store, oppo before buying elsewhere. to the last trip to San Pedro a de site the Post Office. Mrs. Emma Galloway, of McMinn lay in the date of her arrival was ville, President of the Rebekah As made. Frank Langlois, of Langlois, re She will carry lumber for sembly ot Oregon, will pay Ocean the new Cody Mill. ceived three registered sheep this Rebekah Lodge of this place an week. These animals are imported |. J. Jackson was arrested Tuesday official visit this evening. and one of the rams has the record for dru likeness and disorderly con Capt. John Bash, of the Mon duct. He contributed $5 and th< of being the fourth heaviest registered terey, who lately moved his family costs connected with the affair, to animal of its class on record. to Bandon, purchased a lot in West the town treasury, and was per John Jenkins accompanied his son Bandon this week, and will com mitted to go on his way rejoicing. Will to Los Angles, Cal., where mence the erection of a dwelling at The dramatic aggregation from they will make their home. Will North Bend, under the directorship has had very poor health here and once. of Prof. Smith, the dancing teacher by living in the country close to Bandon ladies that waited until from that place, called off the en Los Angies, he thinks he will regain Mrs. Hartman received her swell line of millinery are well pleased gageinent which was to have taken his health. Ow over their purchases. She still has place this week Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Marshal, ol ing to the fact there has not been a a few left at reasonable prices that Langlois, returned Tuesday on the are Hie top notch of the latest styles. show through here lately they would afternoon boat from a trip to the no doubt have had a good atten Valley, during which they attended Miss Winiefred McNair left Mon dance. the state Fair. While there he day Monday morning for Albany, Medlicotte underwear for gentle purchased two full blooded sheep where she will attend school. She men who care. A shetland wool, which were shipped through, direct. took the stage route via Roseburg, merit without comparison. See and was in tinyi to travel through Dr. J. W. Goble the well known that your next suit bears this brand, the recent heavy rains, which made Optician will beat Bandon Tuesday R. II. Rosa Co. the journey very disagreeable. and Wednesday, Oct. 15 and 16. The City Council met in reg Office at Gallier House. Eyes ex We easterners were awakened ular session on Monday evening this amined free of charge. last Tuesday morning with a remem week and the regular bills of the brance of old times. The storm The disturbance of the waters month were allowed. An ordinance king was abroad and the way he reducing the assessment of the con this’ morning indicates to the old tore the atmosphere was a caution struction of the improvements on At timers that something unusual is It was one of those good old fash water Street was passed which pro occuring on the outside, and we ioned electrical storms, which cleared vided for the actual cost of the work, may expect something startling in things up, and we now have the making the individual assessments the pre si dispatches. The water promise of some more fine weather. lower to each individual property at seven o’clock this morning ran way out and back again in a very- Last Sunday was one of the holder. short space of time, and resembling typical days for which this country This morning Tex Robison sold is noted. Nowhere could it have his interest in the meat business to a tidal wave, on a small scale. All been more pleasant. Crowds throng his partner, W. N. Wright, who during the morning big waves came ed the bluff all day, and in the after will conduct the business in the rolling in, and the waters outside noon much interest w as taken in the future. Mr. Robison is retiring, are very- troubled. Probably no antics of the Triumph, who towed for the present from active business boats will be able to get out for a two vessels in at one time. This is and leaves the business in good few days. The Bowdoin which was the first time in the history of the hands. Mr. Wright has been in towed down to the Commercial Co's, Coquille that a tug boat brought two this business here since January 15th, wharves last Saturday is still here vessels in over the bar at one time. and has many friends and customers. waiting for the tug to venture out from Coos Bay. It way be necess There will lie a band concert on He is well known in Coos county, ary to send to the city for one the street Saturday evening, the up river and down coast. We before she can get out. weather permitting, followed by a extend our best wishes for a success Lorenz «X: Hoyt will have a fine dance in the Bank 1 Lail. The con ful future. line of ladies' and misses’ Cloaks cert of last Saturday evening had Walter Sutton, formerly connected that will arrive shortly, anil ask you had to be postponed on account of with the Port Orford Tribune, to wait for this stock before making the severe weather, so an unusually dropped into our sanctum last your purchases this fall. They will good program will be given this Thursday to «¿atch the wheels go have something that will not only week under the able directorship around. He has quit the newspaper please you, but will not hurt your of Emil B. Kausrud. business for good, and has a ranch pocket book. Chas. Martin is sure having a bad lhat pays better a whole lot than these Sir Knight Shoes. His daughter, Miss streak of luck. He has just re newspaper. Mary, and niece Annie Dean, ac covered from an illness caused by Panter Bros, have received a large internal injuries from a fall last companied him to Bandon, and from stock, all sizes, of the famous Sir spring, and this week, while assist here they went to Arago to spend a Knight Shoe. They are the best ing in the wiring of the new hotel, few days. he fell through the Mooring on the C. A. McKellips, the Sewing dress shoe on the market and you cannot get a better fit from third story and sustained severe machine man from North Bend, has other make of shoe- The price any is injuries on his hif>, and head. opened up an office at BancLn Fur standard, all over the country. You Workmen had placed a piece of tar niture Store. He will be in Bandon can get them just as cheap in Ban Regulated paper over a hole in the floor, and from the twentieth to the twenty-fifth don as in the cities. prices in this manner protect the as the paper was scattered all over of each month. Call at the store buyer. z\ leader in school shoes the sound floor, Martin stepped on ami see our machines. Leave orders are now on the shelves and they it thinking of course the flour was for supplies M«< bines for sale or make a special effort in fitting the sou net. children. rent on easy terms. ? Local Lore • • Found, pair of gold rimmed spectacles. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. I)r. J. W Goble the well known Optician will be in Bandon T uesday and Wednesday, Oct. 15 and 16. Eyes ex- Office at Gall it 1 House, amined free of ch irge. © • • : o Clocks, Watches and IJewelry re paired by F. H. Van Norden, the Jeweler in exchange for vegetables and eggs, regular market prices allowed on exchange. He has means of disposing of all products taken in this manner. Work done promptly. Notice. Notice is hereby given that all liens upon property adjacent to Atwater and the Extension to First Streets, have been by Ordinance reduced to the actual cost of im provement thereon, and a schedule thereof filed with the City Treasurer for collection, and ordered by the Board of Trustees, that if any and all assessments be not paid to said | Treasurer within five days from the Publication hereof, then all property not so redeemed, shall be levied upon under execution in accordance with law. Dated this 3rd. day of Oct. 1907. C. R. W ade , Recorder. • 0 o 9 * • ♦ o ° . * • C. A. THE MERCY HOSPITAL At North Bend Is now open for t ho re ception of patients. The lei'iüfi aie $10 per week ami upwards. For par ticulars apply to : Sisters of Mercy Bend, Or. North El, I )ORADO TONSORIAL PARLORS P. B. HOYT, Prop. l.<>r:tlt-<l In EL DORADO Bl 11.DING I Irst Street, BANDON. Oil EGON SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR GETTING AT STANDARD l’KK ES. Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain Tub Hot or Cold Bath* *45 cent JAMISON JACK BROWN The Arcade Saloon, Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigar s / They Handle The Famous Weinhard’s Beers. In The New Green Building MAUD GARFIELD Yourself Ask Am I one of the Thousands who are using Cleveland’s Baking Powder? The Increasing Demand is Convinc ing Evidence of its Goodness. : : Buy the 3-lb. Can with Screw Top and Metal Handle, $1.00 Ask your grocer for it. Take no other Cleveland’s Baking Powder • • • • • • 9 9 o tory,” as extended to nil the Public Laud ! States by act of August 4. l-.f.', Marte M Houston, of Bandon. Countv of C sm . Stat. of Oregon, bas ibis day tiled iu tins office her sworn statement No. K4S7, fur the pur chase of the N'a of SW 14, SEI 4 of SWl l, and NWI-4 of ski 4 of Section No. 15 m Township No. 99 S, Range 14 W. and will oler proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for ita timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, ami to establish her claim hi said land before L. A. Llljeq vist, r. b. Commissioner at Marshlield. Oregon, on Wednesday. I lie rlih day ot Novemtier, 1907. She names ns witnesses Edward Ohmnn. A. E. Hadaali, G. H Cox and Geo. E. Wil son, all of Bandon, Coon County, Oregon. Any and all iiersons claiming adversely • he above-described lands are requested to tile their claims in this office on or before said «lit» djiyof November, 1907. B knjamin L. Einiv, Register. FINE MILLINERY o 4 and au acre These lota are not in the bauds of any real estate dealer, aud I do my business direct with you. Call on ta address, C. H. C handlkk , Baudot). Oregon. The local dramatic company an aspiring for greater honors, and about the first of November, will place a comedy drama upon the local boards with first class special Seven and one*half Chicken ties. Rehearsals have already Ranches. commemced. 1 have divided my land into a little over seven sections containing five For Sale. acres each which I have on the mar ket. These will make excellent chick Six large lots on Bluff and Coquille en ranches, arid the land is adapted Streets, cheap. Apply to George to the culture of small fruits. A six ty foot right of-way passes through F. Williams, Bandon. 43. routing each tract. They lay two and a quarter miles south of Bandon Farmers’ near the plank road, and sell for $(>0 »• O * J- i ■< TtitHkU LxM> Act, J uki 3, ii*l> Say girls! Have you stiff the NOTICE FOR |*l BL1CATION. new waists that R. H. Rosa «Sc Co. t inted Blates Lund Office. Roaeburg, Ore.. have just received from New York? AuKuet 7.11107. Nolice is hereby Riven that iu c<m>|»linn«e> They are certainly beauties and the with the provisions, of the act of Congress prices are so low that you all can i of June 3. 1S7S, entitled • An act for the side of timber lands in the States of C«!if<>ruia. afford at least one Oregon, Nevada, and Washington terri * • • « •• • i im* -. :• • •• & « •* . • O