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Frofejiuoiial Direotorv
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Published Every Thursday Evening by the ®
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Reoordar Fu.t>lisiTing Company.
Lodges a’■ fc
! t Not t.i 0:1 • on Election of Officers and on
Change of P et g N'jht. Cards ui. r this Head are 50c per in., month
We are opening
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up a line of Men’s Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R M.
and Boys' Furn­ M
ishings and earn­
Bandon W. R. C. No. 40
estly desire you
to come and ex-
amine our goods
and ask us our
prices.
Thanking you in
advance, we are,
<■. T. TICK.%IMwOl.l* .......................................................... Managing Editor
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SubHcriplion, $1 50 per Year it. A Ivancc. Arlvortismg Rat- - Made
Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
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MAY 14 í ')" s
The R. 1!. Rosa Co. sells matting.
Examine their line before buying.
Don’t forget Chat R. H. Rosa
Co. are selling Cahn Nickelsonny
shoes at greatly reduce«! prices.
The best place in town to buy
Art Linen is at the store of R. 11.
Rosa Co.
J. J. Lamb, democratic nominee
for county treasurer came down from
Coquille Tuesday to see the fleet
and remained over Wednesday
shaking hands with his friends in
Bandon.
The Bandon Hardware Co has
moved into the new K. P. building
where they ha<e a large and com­
modious store room for the accom­
odation of their large and increas­
ing trade.
The Bandon Furniture Co. is
moving into the Denholm building.
This company has entirely out­
grown their present quarters and
were obliged to seek more com-
modious ones.
Judge Topping, who has been
attending, court in Coquille for the
last three weeks, returned home
Friday of last week.
I ber of manufacturing and lumber
industries tiuit are destined to be­
come greater as the country de­
velops, and many more are sure to
come. Certainly Bandon people
have ever}’ reason to be *hopeful
for the future, for there is nothing
imaginable that can stop’the progress
of oar town and a pull altogether by
our citizens will help to hasten the
time when we will realize the
greatest developments.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notary Public
Ollice: Kooni 1 Laird Bnilding,
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B andon ,
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Prices to meet competition.
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ATTOBNEY AND COUNSEL!'»I
AT - LAW,
I’. S. CO'OIIMMIONEK.
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Oilice W ith Bandon Investment t o
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SEASIDE < AMP No. 212. W. O W
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third Tburs lavs of < >cli month in the Mn-
Hotiie hull. Visiting nee hlior- are cordially
invited.
It. W. BULLARD. C. C.
O.C. W aldvoofl , Clerk.
Employ the summer months in securing a thorough business
education.
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It will prove of incalculable value to you throughout life.
Oyr bookkeepers and stenographers are efficient and their
services are in demand.
Write for information.
Easiness
College
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Fire Insurance.
B:in<lon. - -
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We have completed a thorough and up to date ABSTKACT PLANT,
and are now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at short no-
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
A J Jill line of (. on feet ioncry, Fruits,
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Fte,
Marslitield Phone, 143
Coquille Phone, 191
1‘hone at our Kirpeiif^.u-hen ordering Abstracts
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J. S. Barton, Abstractor
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NEWS STAND IN CONNECTION
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Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
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Henry Sengstacken, Manager
Next to Vienna Cafe
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Bandon Co-Operative Realty Co.
PIANO
EXPERT
TUNER
Timing, Repairing, Regulating and Moduiating
Organs repaired and General Overhauling
Carry a I'ull Line < f Repairs . nd Supplies
Permanently located in Bandon.
Tuning $4.00; all other work similarly reasonable
Aid. W ork Gt arantei :’>.
Leave orders it P. B. Hoyt’s Barber Shop
Rea Estate and City Property
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok­
erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rents'
J. TAWSE
BANDON, OREGON
I. A. TCRNELL
(r. 77. Smith
GEO. B. HARRIS
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Davidson have moved their store into the new
J .aird -L< > a <■ build ’ ■ aid .i i ' r , t<» receive their pat­
rons their patrons there with full new line of the best
in Groceries, Emits and Vegetables. Everything for
the table. Don't forget the changed location.
TAWSE & HARRIS
...Real Estate..
Fc \nns, Timber and Coal Lands
/xcsidcncc C'' business Property
File Insurance and Loans
\V. C. P arker
YOUNG & PARKER
Parkersburg and Bandon, Manufacturers of •
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Bandon, Oregon
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Marslrfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
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The New Lowe & L .¡rd Building
litirslificld ami Coquille, Oregon.
. Wholesale and Ret il Shippers
Special A.ttontion to jDooftl Trr<j.->
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I’. TOPPING,
The New Meat Market on At­
water Street keeps nothing but
the best in Meats, Produce and
Vegetables. A big stock of well
chilled meats. Ne w, clean, well
ventilated rooms fr eeof odors.
SMITH BROTHERS *
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THEA OGGI.I),
Woodmen of the World
MiLLER-CLEAVER BUSINESS COLLEGE
lÆillor - Cleaver
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NOTARY PUBLIC
/ <01 11 1 QUEEN OF rm I OREST, No.
17, meets Friday night of each week,
in Coucryte Hall, Bandon, Oreis ti. \ cor­
dial welcome is extended to all visiting
brothers.
A E II adhai . i ,
G. 1 ylek .
Chief Knnger.
Fin. Secretary.
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J. E. Y oung
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LESTER P SORENSEN,
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CABLE ROCK CAMP, No. !ll7(i, XI. W.
1. of A. Meets the 2d and I'll Saiurday ->f
«■tell month at Concrete I all.
Visiting
neighbors cordially invited to atti ml.
A. J HARTMAN. II. 0,
E. E. O akes , Clerk.
PINOSI »ER. OREGON
Ferltina
in New L.owe-Laiid Building.
Telephone at Home.
9 a m., Io 5 p. m. By request
i to 8, p. m.
BANDON
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.ng nt Mnsouio leill.
Visitili 14.1 I t - in­
vited to attend.
Sl’ItAY OaliOKN. <’ I .
B. N. H abbihoton , K ot K. s.
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••SAILED
Next Monday will be the annual
May
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S’Daisy (new) ('apt.
The
town election for Bandon,
polls will lw. open from 9 a. m. ’till Smith, to .S. I . in tow ui S S.
Daisy Freeman.’
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May 15 Schr. Sausalito, Nelson,
Every voter it> Bandon should
to
S. F. 400 m. lumber.
take advantage of his right of suf­
May t6—VYashcalore, Peterson,
frage and cast t vote for the men of
300
m. lumber, 50 cds. wood.
his choice.
It iv a duty th.it every
citizen
to hi* town, his country
May 21—Schr C. T. Hill, Erick-
•nd himself. ,
.•**’! son to i F, 160 m. limber.
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EETS Every 2nd and lib Tncsdnys,
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Evening Ila 3rd Saturda« < t
I be month. A cordial invii. eion < tended
Office
to all iiieinbeiH in good r e,dim .
MINERVA LEVIN, N. G.
Hour»:
C lara G oetz , Heu’y.
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Modern Woodmen.
Orders delivered if desired.
Fruit Inspector Coming.
Dr. S
Office in New Denholm Building.
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ATTENTION!
BUILDERS,
Dr J- Warren Kellv
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
ffii BROS. S SIDWELL
ADLERS
Qoljegian»
CLOTHES
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1 > \NDON LODG 1 . No. 13 , A J . A M
Physician and Burgeon - Operative
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day after the . full moou ot each month
Surgery a Specialty.
All Master Mtiaons cordially invi' d
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Ob Ik E, Lowes Drug Store.
Res.dence i 1
Llovd Rosa, Secretary.
the Panler Building.
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I YANDGN LODGE. No. 133, I. O. Ó. 1
l> meets every Wi dnemiav ev< niltg
Visiting brothers in good standing cor­ O i J' It !. HOU RS:
lOa.to. to 3 p
dially invited.
m., 7 p. in. to 8 p. ui.
CH \S. S. Mcf.'l ELO< H, N. G.
G rafton T yler . Bee.
Yours very truly,
About twenty-live members of the
Bandon K. P. lodge including the nM. G.’Pohl, fruit inspector for
degree team went -to Marshfield Coos county will be in Bandon in
Wednesday where they attended the about a week and will make this city
first Coos county convention of the his head quarters while he inspects
K. P. lodge.
In the competitive the fruit of the surrounding country.
drill there were only two teams
Mr. Pohl will probably address
entered: Bandon and North Bend, the business men of Bandon on
and the pennant, which consisted of subjects of interest to the town
a beautiful banner, displaying—the and surrounding community, while
emblems of the order, was won by here. An address from this gentle­
Bandon. The contest was a spirited man would meet with the approval
one throughout and both teams did of ail our progressive citizens.
excellent work, but the judges con­
Mr. Pohl also advises the R e ­
cluded that our boys were a littl corder that Mr. Newell, president
better than the North Bend, award­ of the horticultural department and
ing them the decision by eighty-forn Mr. Carson commissioner of the
jxiints. The Bandon boys are loud third district of which Coos county
in their praise of the royal treatment is a member will be here in June.
they received.
The convention Their time will be taken at North
will be held in Bandon next year I Bend,
Marshfield, and Myrtle
and the home team will have tb de­ Point [une it, 12 and 13 and that
fend the banner. One of the fea­ they would be pleased to visit Ban­
tures of the convention was the don and deliver an address June 9
fourth degree which consisted of a or 10.
This is an opportunity
double wedding in the hall about 5 which Bandon people should grasp
o’clock in the evening.
The as it will be of great bene It to all
decks were cleaned and two of interested in the development of the
Marshfield’s K. P. boys, with their community, Arrangements should
brides-to-be leaning, on their arms, be made at once to secure these
entered the hall and were united in gentleman.
the holy bonds of matr mony after
which a fine banquet was served.
Prepare for the Fourth.
The convention was a grand sue
It is high time to begin prep­
ccss, and much credit is due District
arations
for a big celebration at
Dei nity Grand Chancellor R. D. j
Bandon
July
4th. We always have
Mast, who had the preparation for
the convention in hand, for his un­ the biggest celebration in the county
and this year shou]j be no excep
tiring efforts in the work.
tion.
Let us begin now Anri.make this
M rs. N. B. Neely who resided for
the
most successful celebration in
many years on the old Umican farm
the history of the town. It can be
near Port Orford, died Monday of done. Don’t put ¡4off A meeting
last week at Bandon, after a few should be called at once to make
hours'illness of heart trouble
Mrs. preparations for the big event.
Neely, nee Mary E. Downing, was
John Ilhia of Vining. la., says. “I
born in Iowa, January 30, 1851, and have been selling Dewitt’s Kidney
came with her husband from Denver and bladder pills for about a year
and they give better satisfaction than
Colorado, to Port Orford, in 1SS4, any
.pill 1 have ever sold. There are
where they raised a family of three a dozen people bere-wbo have used
daughters aiul two sons, the youn­ them and ■ they give perfect satis-
faction in every case
I have nsed
gest of which is fourteen years of age. them myself with tine results.” Sold
The two oldest daughters are mar­ by Bandon Drug Co.
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ried’and reside in Bandon.
Mrs, . , ! • .
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Neely was a lady of culture and fine
MARINE.
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character,
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in the family circle,
missed
ones
and the bereaved loved
May 18 Sehr. Orcgoh, Ander­
have the sympathy . of all in son, from S. F. 3 tons flay.
their time of great sorrow.
May 20—S S Elizabeth, Olsen,
from S F, 90 ton* mdse. 15. passen
Election Monday.
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Street Car Strike.
A big street car strike is on
Cleveland, Ohio.
The sUeet
lines were recently purchased by the
city and the fares reduced to three
cents, Immediately after the trans­
fer was made the street car em- I
ploves demanded an increase in
wages but were stayed off by Mayor
Johnson for a time who urged
them to wait until matters were ad­
justed, promising them a raise j
just as soon as earnings would
warrant it. The men were thus:
held in check for a time but the rad­
ical element finally succeeded in
calling the strike.
Dr. ti. Li. Houston
il rs evert I lead y evening at s ran
at the Bandon Wigwam. Sojourning
J7/F.S7C7.UV A SUHGEOA
olii, ts >11 go <1 -■ io.ii g ar.- e- 1 I 4 . in vit. d
to attend.
O.C. W ai . pvooel ,
Otliue over Drug Store.
Honrs. 9 to 12,
C. T. Hr .. ib , <'. of R.
a.ni. 1 ’30 to 4. 1 m.; 7 to H in the evening.
Night callsanawered from oflice.
< lllic«- in cliirge of Dr. Hull during the
Meets every first nod third s 1.tirdiiv in
>■ enco of Dr Houston from the city.
each mou'ti nt 2 p. in. in G A. R. Hull.
Cordial invitation eyi.-tidM to all mem­
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Man. D. A. Y ovn . i , President.
M rs M armette M ouse , Secretary.
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