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o o tOt; C11 b Spends Hour fit one third D.iffota 0 wheat. Sold by ft M- M»w© t’oh|» by Harm • panyf Have you registered yet? • r GroH • 1 its . delivered free man, ordei by uhone « * Lei al real estate dealers say that 3 iA-l -3 -3-3.-3-3-»3-34»-3-3-9e* things are picking up again already. Hartman, Gre< cries; 'null sed. Dance at the Bank Hall next Mayor Strew, Marsh field is a Saturday night. feandon visitor this week. W atch an © J f . wi . ry R epairing F or S ale —Perfectly sound 1200 ex cuted promptly and reasonably. pound food work horse. Enquire V an N orden , the Jeweler. at this office. 0 ® Services in Catholic Church Sun Hartman runs a delivery wagon day, Rev. Father Raymond of and fie will deliver promptly any North Betid. 0 G article he has for Ale. A. Rice, spent Sunday and the k This paper wants A corresp ondant fore part of this week in Myrtle at Langlofe, Riverton, Parkersburg, Point. o o % Randolph, Lanjpa and Buljards. Lincoln’s Birthday Feb. »2, Val Valentine’s Day • is neasl y entine’s Day Feb. 14 and George here. Get a valentine from A. Rice. Washington’s Bkthday Feb 22. He has somg dandies, just the thing R. H. Rosa Company has just a girl wants. received special weight shoes for J . Los r a gold ring set with a moon boys, designed for heavy wear. Finder will stone, on Main Street, Miss Clare Walker left this morn leave same at this office and receive ing for a few days visit with her aunt, suitable reward. A e Mrs. Frank Frame, of North Bend. See A. Rice about agates, the Ladies* Cloaks, only a few of them only place in town where they can left, mid they will soon be gone be ground. He will tell you what You can gel them at Lorenz & an agate is worth, free of charge. Hoyt’s. For bargains in Jewelry see A. Miss Aura Conger, of the R e Rice’s window. 25 per cent discount ✓ corder force, spent Sunday and on all goods therein. Monday with friends and relatives The latest railroad gossip says in Coquille. there wi I be upwards of 5,000 men Robert Fredericks left on the last at wwrk eq the Drain Coos Bay road trip of the Bandon for a short busi-, in the Spring. Next! ness trip to San Francisco and will People-are, to a certain, extent, probably return on the next trip. judge«? by the-clothing »hey wear. Hardly a week parses but what If you desire to give an up-to-date some new advertiser ^oins our list. impresión, you can do so by wear- This week Platt & Pershbaker, of • ing one of Lorenz A Hoyt s suits. Prosper, are soliciting the patronage There is not a kingle case of of consumers in their vicinity. • diphtheria in Bandon that is known The Lizzie Prien carried one of the to the authorities. We have taken particular pains to establish the truth finest cargoes ever taken from the oi this statement before going to Coquille river on her last trip. Her cargo was of special finished lumber press by callingupon the authorities. for San Francisco. Lorena & Hoyt have received a The Pavilla Dramatic and Musi Io< of souvenir pocket books they cal Comedy Co., at the opera house ate giving away to their customers tw > nights, commencing Friday, as compliments of the season. , o February 7th, presenting a brilliant The Bandon Hardware Co., op bill of comedms and specialties. posite the post office, have secured The gentle southwest zephyrs a first class tinijer and pluinmer. A played tag around the house corners ful! line of accessories to his line is Tuesday night ’in a manner last always, kept in stock. which would lead the’land lubber to The quarantine was removed from rejoice he was not journeying on the the home of I'd Gallier last F riday briny deep. and .Mrs. Gallier returned to the Dr. Tatom, Dentist, will be in hotel again, the fir^t time in two Bandon February 10 and remain a months. few days only. Time is limited. Dr. Bancroft, Eye and Nerve Specialist, at Hotel Gallier, Those wishing work done please call Thursday and Friday, Feb. 6 and 7. and make appointments. Word has been received by Moss Those popular stamp books, con A ’ erill that the 26 day old boy of taining 24 views of Bandon, are now his brother, H. C. Averill, had died selling three for a quarter at Rice's. on January 23d, at Canby, Washing Only two ot a kind in book. ton, H. C. Averill is well-known TheFe are no new scarlet fever in Bandon. cases and most of those quarantined / are »gain out. There has been no An extended editorial in the bail cases since the out break and Billings, Mont., “Gazette” speaks the immediate work of the school of the vast amount uf adverti sing board anil health ofliicer kept the Oregon is receiving through the disease from spreading. newspapers ^if that state as a direct result of the prize Offer made by An effort will be made to organize the Portland Commercial Club. a base ball league in Coos County I ’ $ this coming season. Here’s to a better one than 1907 developed. Such an organization put on a pay- injjtlxsis, and working together in hearty co-operation, will furnish many an interesting game and be appreciated by those base ball fans w I ia > like clean base ball. February 22nd has been selected as “Rose Planting Day” Five thousand bushels will be planted that day in the city parks, and it is con fidently believed that fifty thousand more will be put out in the yards and gardens of Portland and * vicinity. The latest news occupying the headlines of the dailies is the assassination of the King of Portugal and the Crown Prince, and the serious injuries of the Prince Manuel, now King. This event has caused the report of a republic being form ed, and a general anarchistic up rising Strict censorship prevents details being given of tho^tffair. The Life insurance of the King is said to he $220,000. The violation of a quarantine by local city authorities is from $25 to $100, which will be rigidly enforced, we are informed by the authorities. Such measures are only taken for the protection of the inhabitants in general, and in case the quarantine is disregarded strong measures must be taken, and a second offense sub ji cts the offender liable to itnprisofl$ ment- kcrixdW' #5 per M. STEIGER & KERR’S We have a quantity of ^Jo. 3 lum ber, suitable for building sheds, Have you Wn the valtmtine’ walks, etc.,'G liich we offer in lots of Slice has? They are flu* best < v»r. 1 000 feet and upward, at $5 per M. C ody L umber C o : From a cent up. Big cargoes of lumber are leaving Portland to be used if» the con struction of the Panama Canal. © Notice is her eby given that the The grippe fiend r» losing his JioM, pgular semi-annual examination of anil a few stpishiny days will put applicants for State and County pa him down and out. pers will be held in the Court House in Coquille beginning the com- You owe the welfare of Wednesday, Feb. 12, munity your vote. Start right by registering now. Col. Binmen continuing three days. W. H. B unch , rot her has the register blanks at his County Su pt. office. I 'ated this 24th day of Jan. took. The menders of the high school will alternately furnish the readers of Epworth Meeting. this paper with school nites every week. The first paper will be writ A rousing business meeting of the ten next week. Fuworth League of the Methodist Mail has been coming down on Episcopal Church of this place was the noon boat for a couple of trijts held Jan 27, 1908. this week. It is on aepouflt of back Rev. W. S. Gordon gave an in mail which arrived a little too late teresting and instructive talk on the for the night boat the day previous. good work of the League in helping The girls High School Basket Ball the young people to live better lives. The following officers were * then team wil$ play the Coquille High School girls at Bandon in twowt*ks. elated: President, Miss Minnie Yoe. The date has not been definitely set 1st Vice-Pres., E. A. Philpott. tied, but both teams are preparing « 4 Ed. Sumner. 2nd for a close contest. i 4 M iss Mabel Jensen. 3rd Judge Topping has recovered 4 4 Mrs. Geo. Lorenz. 4 th from his injuries received on a pic- Treas., Chas. Lomas. nicing party last week. While mak . « - Sec., W."R. Mavity. ing coffee in a patent can draughted Organist, Mrs. A. Garfield. for that purpose,he had his hand and Bandon Hardware Co Opposite Post Office. Let Us Raise Your Salary ! Everyone desires to better his condition in life. It is a simple matter — Make yourself worth more and yon will receive more. A few months in onr school will increase your efficiency 100 per cent, Yonr earn- ini: power is the meaaur« of your salary. Therefore your salary is increased proportion- ately, viz: 100 per cent. As a business proposition can von afford to neglect an opportunity for investment that offers such certain and splendid returns. Write for particulars. arm severely burned with steam. MILLER-CLEAVER BIJSINESS (’(»LIE. Cdrrespondentft Wanted. 0 A number of Eastern people are anxious to establish banks in Ore We want correspondents in all gon, particularly those with a cap small towns in the vicinity of Ban- ital of from $15,000 to $25,000, with don. Eor particulars address this the new-comer putting in from office. $5,000 to $15,000. NORTH Smoke The Liberty landed on the north Real Estate LisL side of the river Wednesday night, Large lot and n»w lions» in Ban making a «light inconvenience for dou $G50, good location. her passengers. The high wind 3 lots and nic» house, good lo which was prevailing made ex cation iu Bandon 10G5O. tremely difficult headway forfis large 1 ranch 185 aerva 4.1 miles from Bandon’ well stocked ready for busi a vessel exposed to the wind. lite Improved Order of Redmen will give a grand ball this month in the Bank Hall. Great preparations are being made. The bills and next issue will give the details to make this a swell affair. Notice to Customers. j Urti» lio» Wail, Walpole, Yankee Effort, lion Ventura o O ness, fine orchard, 75 acres of bottom land $13.(11). It) acre ranch GJ miles from Ban don lias 4(1) cords of matchwood on it $750. • 1G2 acre ranch io Curry county near Langlois $800. c Fine residence block. 200 feet river front with landing full bearing or chard, large dwellings 8 other build ings, with furniture and fixtures, fine location for a store or saloon. $2000. Did he bring that umbrella back yet? No. of course not, they never do. Why not get one of those new ones at Lorenz & Hoyt, and have Sever«) fine business lots in best your name engraved on the handle? business part of Bandon from $1,500 upwards, It is cheaper than buying umbrellas 1080 acre» oT rauofi laud, resij every year. deuce building, seven hundred acres Pedestrians who have to go up the west hill at night can testify as to the efficiency of our new lighting system. The light at the city hall and the one at the top of the hill gives plenty of light for that particu larly bad place, which in stormj weather is covered with a couple of inches of running water over the \ ® • sidewalk. • • The old steam schooner Coquille, which was built here in the many years gone by, struck the bar last trip out of Florence bound for San Francisco and sprung a serious leak. She reported her condition to a pass ing steamer equipped with wireless, who notified Cape Blanco, where assistance out of Coos Bay was sum moned. The tug Columbia put off to sea and brought the vessel into the Bay Sunday. The pumps had been running steady for over seventy hours. BEND, OREGON. o “I Hit the Spot Every Time.” Awarded Silver Medal at World’s Fair, St. Louie, 1904. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. of bottom* land, balance number one bench land, fine lake fishing and hunting. Price $33,000. McKenzie, 5 acres just outside of the corpor ation good Jewel land. $750. The Tailor Style and Fit Guaranteed o . 2 one acr» tracts, adjoining town cheap. 9 280 acres improve! ranch, fine bear ing orchard, 90 acres bottom land, 10 miles from Bandon. Large amount of white cedar ■ on it. price • $4000. CLEANING AND PRESSING o .A. 11 Work Done Promptly Opposite Post Office House and 2 lots in town, good lo cation, land set out in Hirawberriea, $554). • River front ranch, front on deep water, coal land $35(1). 4 ruilf* river 177 1-8 acre G. H. Smith II ouswh to rent, (' ooh and Carry property for sale, ranyhas of all sizes, in both counties for sale. o Store room to rent aheap in the best part of Bandon, up and down stairs. • General merchandise store with stock and fixture» with building and large lot, doing a business of $25,000 to $30,000 per year, well locatiwj. and long established business, which can be doubled •’J the rigut parties Price $!MMI). Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co. A Real Estate and City Property Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged. A general Brok erage Business. Timber. Farm Lands, Collections, Rents Notice is hereby given that the Manufacturing plant for sale. Bandon Meat Markets will not re G ood paying business. Big frontage main open after 9 o’clock a. in. on deep water. First class business Sundays. This will be enforced preposition on Coquille river $25,000 A number of first class deep water positively. Will make no exception. front mill sites for sale cheap. (Signed} E. I. ewin , Mrs. Amos Corson died at her • 5 timber claiw>. cruise 3.000.000 W. H. W right . A. * j Hartman has r received the home Tuesday night, February 5th, feet each, mostly white cedar, bandy to roads «nd easy to log. Price $2500 finest cash register from the National after a very short illness. Deceased Al the Opera House. . •Hell. . < .»>11 Register Co., of Dayton. Ohio, was the wife of Ann» Corson a well- The Favilla Comedy Co., an up- Lot« 915 «nd ip, «.cated in all that has been seen in this country. known and respecteil resident of to-tfite show and the first of its bind parts of town griA surrounding ad 4» If i» very wmilar to the one used by j Bandon. They were former resi to visit Bandon. Friday »nd Sat- dition. property of all Binds bought Ja8tf»nz & Hoyt, l«ti ’g a cabinet six dents of Botwle, S. D.,and have re 4? «nd • sold at living ptic«s. u relay, Feb. 7th and Sth. ® © Itagh and contain* (our money sided in Bandon for the past eleven ttftftOt* M »14 tet«0ilished firm and The ^cost of the machine years. Besides her husband she ypf vali»ld*. We ar» not cnfbstomt •tjal m »»*» »qfaot» Call aad see us Wa»^t>55 and Hartman says it was leaves two children to mourn her «nd if «■>" <fo what you --- --- "■ o ttpneMW i^ell spent. A new feature loss, Francis and Roy. Funeral was it ’ I have a I 1-4 Steel ax?e* buck- « ■Hftw machine is the adding of >r,sh held at tlrr residence Wednesday. board, good condition,e will I n * sdM •»!»$.A'redit sales, money paid out Interment in Bandon cemetery. She at a sacrifice. Call on or address •( Put: Banixaf JitAi. B sktf A L oan C ompany , liooms 2 and 3. •nd on account, separate from each was a devoted member of the Latter A. P ost , • J c • • • . ' j«»r. 1 Day Saint Church. tf Plank Road Bandon, Ore. Dea/Boldf Bld'g. Baïidon, Ore. • Cro.man Timmoni, President R H. Rosa. Vice-President G. T. Treadgold, Sec A. E. Hadsall, Trees. Sweeney & Walker’s Addition is now on the Market. t Bandon Investment Corporation Inc. May 6, 1907 Sole Agents. REAL ESTATE ■ TOWNSITES - PROMOTIONS BANJfON — The Recorder and the Weekly •Oregonian per year, $2.25 0 . o • * * o \O • • •• 9 % % • a o • % •o o o o Qtg o ft O o