I » ♦ O •• e * «. .*• .> •• • • •• 0 4 Q a ÎX • |o •••••• « i -* --- --------- - T ’SJioes for men women ami cb’ldren Land for sale in s«i«l< Hartman's for men’s iui I h , o l«tl J. Hart mins. I town. A. Habefly. The Salvation Army are at w orfc 1 • Jvvli houses to rent. Bam!' n In- in Bandon. ^Lmey to fond. • BuJn In­ «estn^nt Corporation. vestment Corporation. R. H. Rosa and Co 1 will take your / AVE decided to put on the market for the next Sixty A. J. Sherwood was in town Sat­ order fur a tailor made suit. I ... Inspect J Tty a bottle of Stewart ’ s fFourfowi 'rm-2 >3-9 >3 3 3 3 3 >3-3 S 3 3^-3 3C- days the remaining lots in the Woolen Mill Addition 1 heir MHUiples. o Whiskey and you will be satisfied urday on business. to the Towm of Bandon on the installment plan of ten Weinhard’s beer at the Arcade. Sold by Jamison X Brown. Children’s ready made clothing at '1 he County M. W. A. w ill hold per cent down ami the balance at live per cent per month, Assess«*- J. T. Thrift is in the Ci ty their first annual picnic in Bandon. Mrs Th os. Anderson who has <1 Lirtman's. giving bu.ers one year and eight months to make final pay­ on official business. been seriously »11 with pfuro pneu­ ' • ¿1.)«. Krantz has a caid in this ment. Riis property lies south and adjoining on to the Lorenz and Hojt for truuks, suit rases and valises, Rev Father Curley will bold servi­ monia, is reported by Dr. Kelly .Is issue. inanufaetitring district and the bnly property in the city of ces in the Catholic church Sunday at very much improved. Bandon to be sold on the installment plan. There is no. A prvivate skating party was ’John' E. Perrot, candidate for 'S the usual hours. brush on these lots and $10.00 perrlot will put them in the To.excbange lease on Marshfield sheriff is in Bandon this week. given at the rink last night. best of condition. No dinnei pail to carry going to work Plain Sailor hats both in black rooming bouse paying 864 net per Mrs. lluld.i Coates recently tiled See Mrs. I ewin' fancy dress from these lo's, out of the smoke ami less wind than any and white at Mrs. L . P. Sorensen month for house aud lot in Bandon. i goods and cloaks. Over Lewin's timber entry on valuable land in other part of the city: tine v ew bf river, bay anil rhe ocean. and Co.’s S e Tawse A Harris. Currv county. Market. Ten per cent on the first pavm nt and five , er cent per month Take your job printing to the R e ­ Now is the time to get one of for twenty months: deeyt take criers for city Before purchasing your East' 1 hat, corder . We have nothing but the those Merry Widow­ sailors, trim- placed in they Bank of Bandon in escrow; you make vour tailored clothing. See their samples. dress or suit, see the swell line at best in all stock. med or untrimmed. M rs L. P. Hartman's. payments to the bank, no bonds or cont acts to fool witn, but It will pay you. Robert Goetz is out for county a straight business proposition. If yon want one or more of For 5 and to cent specialties see S orensen X Co. Sylvester Rockwell aud C. H. superintendent on the republican these lots you had better come at once as they will not last Mrs. Conrad’s display. r The Ladies' Art Club will meet Hollenbeck tiled on homesteads ticket. long. Sale begins the 10th dav of April and continues for 60 North Rend defeated Marshfield this afternoon at the home of Mrs. P Monday. Î L. E. Lawrence who arrived lust days only. Respectfully yours. Sunday at baseball by a score of 6 to C. Stephenson. week from Condon. Oregon, left Something new at R. H. Rosa 5 in 7 innings. L k If your stomach is out of order Co's.—.Ero Washing Powder; 3. to Tuesday for bis home in that city. OAKES -REAL ESTATE CO. Lots from $15.00 up in Portland get a prescripts for it filled at the and 25c packages. Try it. W bile in Bandon lie was the guest of addition. Tawse X Harris, agents. Bandon Drug Company’s store. Louis Doonar and wife. Mrs. Minerva Lewin was • recent’}- George_ N. Farrin and W. H. Mrs. J. A. McCord will entertain appointed exclusive agent in Baudot Skipper and Tia Juana, Hume's Bunch were in Bandon yesterday on the ladies of the Thimble Club this for the Chas. A. Stevens Company's race horses, arrived on the last trip afternoon. political purpose bent. cloaks, suits and dresses, for ladies' of the Bandon from the season’s They left The best in drugs is always the See the Bandon Drug Company's Panter Bros have their full new races in California. I yesterday for Wedderburn. cheapest; you get the best and stock of spring goods for men women display of fresh package confection­ bf. freshest at the Bandon Drug Com­ and children. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doonar en ery. • pany’s store. R. H. Rosa and Co have some terfained a number of their friends at J. E. Priace, special represent­ thing nobby aud stylish in belts and a Five Hundred Party last Monday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Folsom of Co­ ative of the Stmr. Bandon, is again back combs for the ladies. quille were recent visitors to friends | evening. L. E. Lawrence was in Town. and relatives in Bandon. An intelligent voter informed the i awarded first prize, Miss Isabel r Western ladies’ shoes, something City Recorder last week that he Conger carrying off the booby. Panter Bros, new store has every­ The industrial growth of our town is surely and steadily swell for the ladies by Lorenz & G thing in Ladies' Clothing including would oppose the new charter as it Baptist Church in hall over post Hoyt. going up the river; there the mills and manufactories was not half as large a book as the new spring and summer wear. See office. Saturday at 2 p. m. business Rev. Horsfall will hold services io them while they’re new. old one. must be, and near them will be the homes of the many I meeting. Sunday 16 a. m. Sunday St John's Episcopal church Sunday W atch and J ewi . ry R epairing I School; 11 a. rn. preaching, topic, interested in such industries—the homes of th • men who Chief Engineer King of the Eliza­ morning at 11 o'clock beth was accompanied by his wife ex cuted promptly and reasonably. 1 “ Two G001 1 W omen.“ H p. n>. toil with hand or brarn, and desire to 'go home to a hot V an N orden , the Jeweler. Seed Potatoes. — For seed pota­ on the last trip from Frisco. ! preaching “The language of faith“; meal with the family.” toes enquire oi J. H. Jones, Four- Mrs. Dean is canvassing the town All are welcome J. T homas , Pastor.! The Bandon Hardware company mile. I I have received a new, full and com­ in the interests of the R ecorder , While in Marshfield, recently, Ed Mrs. Clara Goetz and Mrs. Fan­ plete stock of sashes, doors, win- and she is authorized to take sub‘ Oakes chanced to see the beautiful nie Dyer left Tuesday for Coquille dows, fixtures and builders* and scriptions, to receive payment and display of apples in the Chamber of and Marshfield on a business trip. plumbers' supplies, Get their esti- receipt for same. j Commerce window, beating a legend The greatest opportunity QÍ the times exists to acquire a If you want pure whiskies and mate on your bill. ! to the effect that said apples had ft. E. L. Bedillion is on the bav home cheap, right near the industrial portion of the town. wines you can get them from Jami­ Jack Bliss, one of Bandon’s pen- negotiating the purchase of some of I just been picked from the trees Lots 40x100 feet c>n be had for installments of Ju.oo son & Brown. nant winning baseball players of the the North Bend Woolen Mill’s ma­ (April ist or thereabouts); after expressing some disbelief of the as ­ Messrs McCullum and Miller rep­ long ago; is training at Houston, chinery to supplement the Bandon per month, with clear titles and warranty deeds. sertion and upon being convinced by resenting the Stmr. Breakwater and Texas, with the St Louis Nationals Mills’ equipment. j unquestionable proof by the Cham­ They are for sale by I BANK A.SWEENEY, the S. P. interests, are calling in and Terry McKune is with the St Fred Van Norden has just re­ ber authorities that ’t really was so, Paul team training at Joplin, Mis ­ Town. 383 Fourth Street, Portland, and by the ceived a ffne line of postcards, a va­ Ed remarked something like ’’hull, souri. riety never before seen in Bandon. For a first-class shave or an up- slow cold climate compared with the For Sale.—A bay mare weighing The public is invited to 1 ok them valley; fruit was ripened and picked to-date hair cut call An Harry Mor­ about 1200 pounds, together with a over at the Bandon Drug Co.’s store two months ago down our way. and rison, next door to postoffice. .ypung colt and a 2-horse steel axle A. E. White arrived home in Ban wagon; also set of double harness. SWEENEY’S FIRST ADDI­ trees are in bloom for a fresh crop AT BANDON don, accompanied by his mother Enquire at this office or address E. TION and HUNT'S ADDITION now. Some one says the legond has been removed from the apples from their old home in Wisconsin, J. Hutchison, Bandon postoffice. or sale by the Bandon Investment since then, but we don’t vouch Monday. Don’t miss this opportunity. It’s a good thing, whether you % The Warren Publicity Co. hand­ Corporation on the installment plan. that. The chance of a life time to get a If you want a first-class shave or ling Sweeney's Addition in Portland, want a home or an investment. County Superintendent Bunch an up-to-date hair cut call on Harry are doing some very effective work lome on small payments, Lots 40 arranged for a lecture conrse for in advertising in the daily papers for x 100 feet. Morrison, next door to postoffice. Bandon liy-tbe Sea. County. It will fie known as C. M. Idieman of Portland will The Elizabeth carried a passent; er Coos County Lecture Course and A large assortment of monuments ist of 15 on her last trip up from speak in Marshfield Saturday night will be under the auspices of the and tombstones in foreign and do ­ Frisco and the following persons in behalf of Statement No 1 and H. mestic marble and granite is in county superintend* nt and the city left going down. Mrs Shoemaker M. Cake. stock at the Coos Bay Monumental and two children, Rev G W Cram superintendent of schools. Professor The Bandon Hardware company Works, Marshfield, Oregon, Order and E D Hohn. The Steamer is Ostfen will attend to the matters of have put in a splendid assortment of early and avoid the spring rush. expected back Tuesday. the course in Bandon. Mr. Bunch farm and garden tools and imple­ The Co«,s county Horticnltic placed in the hands of a collector. C. T. B lumenrother Agent for White & Adolphsen. Notice is hereby given that any trespasser found in any manner tres­ passing on any of my mud-flats will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. C. Timmons. Rheumatic Pain* Relieved Mr. Tbos. Senfon, postmnster of Ponlypoo), Ont., writes; For the past eight years I suffered from rheumatic pains, ahd dnfmg tha' time I used many different liniments and remedies for (be cure of rheum»* tism. Last finmmer 1 procured a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and got more relief from it than any- tiling I have ever need, ami cheer­ fully recommend tbi» liniment to all sufferers from rheumatic pain«. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. Title Guarantee and Abstract Company "One Touch of Nature Make* the Whole world Kin.” VVben a rooster finds a big fat w >rm he calls all the hens in I be form yard to come and share it. A similar trait of human nature is to bi- observed when a mall discovers something exceptionally good be wants all Ins friends and neighbors to share the benefits of his discovery. This is the touch of nature that makes the whole world kin. This explains why»people who have boon cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy write letters to the inulin facturera for publication, that oilier« similarly ailing may also use it and obtadi relief. Behind evi ring Abstracts Title Guarantee anti Abstract Co. J. S. Barton. Abstractor Henry Sengstackeo, Manager J « • • j • • • • • • • • * • o o o o o° 0 o o o o 0