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Lodge pins and buttpns at Van
Norden’s.
A i> McKenna of Langlois was
registered at the Hotel Gallier
Tuesday. .
FOR SALE—One brood mare,
here-to-fore known as one of the
Count Clavell mares. E. W Fahy.
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They are nobby and snappy anil
stylish, those new hats at Rosa Co
store fresh from St Louis by last
steamer. No line beats them.
Big cuts or little cots. small
Hcrateiies or bruises or big ones are
healed quickly
Dewitt’s Witch
Hazel Salve. It is especially good
for pile'1. Be sure to get Dewitt's.
Bold by Bandon Drug Co.
For a first class shave or an up-
to-date hair cut call on Harry Mor
rison, next door to the post office.
For fruit jars, caps, and rubbers
go to the Bandon Hardware Co.
D J Mitchell and wife came down
from Coquille, Wednesday, fora few
day’s outing in Bandon-by-the-sea.
H. Manciet, sole agent for the B.
B. Baum, Bon Bons. Put up in one-
half pound and pound boxes.
25 t f
The Thimble Club met this after­
noon at the home of Mrs. Dr.
Prentis. Mrs. Chris Rasmussen en­
tertained the Club last week.
Miss Phoebe Culver, of Portland,
arrived in Bandon Tuesday for a
visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs
Sol Culver.
The Rosa Co. has just received a
line of matting that cannot be beaten
as to quality, price or pattern.
Seed Potatoes.—For seed pota­
toes enquire of J. H. Jones, Four-
mile.
Take your job printing to the R e .
corder . We have nothing but the
best in all stock.
Satisfaction guaranteed, prices rea­
er. <a
Mr and
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• Mrs * Jo Dobbins were in
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sonable,
at
the
Bandon
Pantatorium.
Bandon the Fourth and took ift
Anyone wishing tire extinguishers
the dance in the evening.
M G Pghl. th* registered eye
leave
orders with the Bandon Hard­
AV Sinclair 'was down from Co­ optoineterist. has an adv in tins
ware
Co. We handle the famous
week’s R ecorder . H u will be in
quille Monday.
Bandon from August 3rd to (»th. . Mitcfiell Fire Extinguishers, Just
J L Bean and wife, of Lampa,
the thing for a gasoline boat, as it
The steamer City of Panama, puts out oil tire with precisioy.
were transacting business in Bandon
which has taker the place of the
i Monday.
25 t f
Breakwater between Portland and
Bob Young, one of the weavers
Coos Bay. while the latter boat is
Reclmen Public Installation.
at the Shingle Mill got one of his
temporarily laid up for repairs, will
fingers badly mashed, Monday.
sail from Coos Bay. Saturday, at
The Lewah Tribe, No. 48,
James Lane, ol Port Orford, came 9:3° a m.
I. O. R. M., will held public instal­
up to Bandon the first of the week.
Typewriter paper and supplies for lation of officers in K. of P. hall at
Mrs Dick Sorenson, wife of the sale by C. Y. Lowe.
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their next regular council, 14th Sun,
proprietor of the Pioneer Hotel at
Buck Moon, G. S. D. 417 (common
B. I. Randleman of Norway was in
Langlois, died very suddenly at her
era July 14, 1908). All Rd men
home in that tow n, the latter part of our city looking after business intresis and their families and the Degree of
last Saturday.
last week.
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Pocahontas are requested to be
C.
Master
of
Marshfield
came
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present.
C M Goodman and wife of Co­
O. C. W ai . dvogel . Sachem.
quille were Bandon callers Monday. over to Bandon the latter part of
last week to attend business affairs.
C.
T. F1 eg er , C. of R.
Jas P Olsen was up from Langlois
Ole Johnson of Lampa was trans- i Dewitt'a Little Early Risers, the
Monday looking after business
acting
business in Bandon F riday of ; famous little liver pills, are sold by
affairs.
theBandori Drug Co.
last week.
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M B Hewett was down from Myr­
J.C. Miller of Myrtle Point was j
tle Point Monday.
in Bandon on business F riday.
Mrs F E Dyer, accompanied by
F'OR SALE-—Good new six I
her granddaughter, Miss Leila Buck-
ingham of Dusty, Benton Co., re room house and eight lots Price I
turned home Wednesday, after a $1.600 inquire of of The Bandon
Investment Corporation.
GARFIELD & VON FEGERT
month's visit in the valley.
XV. P. Fuller's pure prepared
Roy Corson and his sister F rances
paint for sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Milland Steamboat Work Our,
went to Myrtle Point, Wednesday,
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to meet relatives, coming from
SPECIALTIES
Orville Dodge of Myrtle Point
Dakota.
was in Bandon the first of the week. SPECIAL MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER
The line of shoes just received at Fie has purchased a number of lots
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R II Rosa Co’s is without compari­ in Smith’s addition and has been
Turned Shafting. Cap and Set
Screws, Machin« Bolts. Pipe
son, and the elegant business they down on business in connection with
and Fittings, Brass Work
are doing in this line proves its his purchase. The R ecorder office
superiority.
GENERAL REPAIRING
acknowledges a pleasant call from
Mr.
Dodge.
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J A Rich of Marshfield was among
F or S ale —A good reliable horse Pattern Shop in Connection
Bandon’s business visitors the first
suitable for either buggy or saddle.
of the week.
Inquire of R ev . G. H. R oach ,
Miss Kittie Crewe of Myrtle Point
Bandon, Oregon.
returned home Wednesday after a
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few days’ visit with her friend, Mrs..
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J A McCord.
The Schran fruit jar is not an ex*
périment, but it is an article of the
highest efficiency in the art of can­
ning fruit. The Rosa Co. has an
immense stock at popular prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hancock and
baby are down from Empire visiting
relatives and friends.
Selling Out At Cost
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' Tracts
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On the Prosper Hoad
Stream Running Water fed
Springs.
Fine for Poultry or Small fr
T. B. WHEELER
Bandon, Oreg
Bandon Foundry
& Machine Shop
I he Elkhorns Saloon
Boyle’s jewehy store moved into
the Gallier hardware building Wed­
nesday, where Mr. Boyle has much
larger quarters and can better ac­
commodate his large and increasing
Mrs Reuben Mast, of Coquille, trade.
An unusually large crowd was in
was a Bandon visitor Wednesday.
attendance
at the skating rink, Wed­
W E Dungan, of Marshfield, was
nesday
evening.
About 10 o’clock
among the Bandon business callers
Mr Hanrahan invited the crowd to
this week.
the Oriental Hall where dancing was
Dewitt's Witch Hale) Salve is good
for cuts, brnisas, burns and scratches. in order until midnight.
Ir is especially good ¡for piles
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A fine line of trunks, suit cases
commended and Hold by Bandon
and valises, at Hartman’s.
Drug Co.
D. L. Anderman of Langlois was
We are doing business now' and
a Bandon business visitor the first of want your trade. We will treat you
the week.
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right. Try us. Suits, hats and ties
cleaned and pressed. Ladies’ work
W S Marshall, of Langlois, came
up Tuesday to attend to business a specialty. Bandon Pantatorium.
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The best line of shoes in the city.
affairs.
See
our window display. Hartman.
James and John Dolie of Coquille
were m Bandon Tuesday.
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Why Stop at Nine?
Near the Boat Landings, Bandon
It is announced from Washington
Choice Brands of
that nine consular offices in Ger­
Wines,
Liquors and Cigars
many are to be discontinued and
abolished.
Why
not make a
clean job of it and abolish all the
consular offices in Germany, France Weinhard't Steam Beer on Tap
Great Britain, Belgium, Holland,
Austria-Hungary, etc.? Why main­
tain any consuls at European mau-
facturing centers? Under the existing
order of things local chambers of
commerce certify to the values of ex­
port invoices and the consuls havQ.
Formerly ANCHOR BAR
little or nothing to do except to
ALVIN MUNCK. Prop.
attach an O. K. and send the in­
voices aleng. Prior to this new sys­
tem of allowing the foreign manufac­ Is now Located in Fine New Quarters
East of the Postoflice
turer to fix his open prices on goods
consigned to himself a consul was
Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars
obligted by law' to see to il that cor-
Illi.LIARD AND POOL TABLES
icct market values were given in all
The Elizabeth is due to arrive in export invoices destined for the
C< >1 RTEOUS TREATMENT
Baifdon from San Francisco, Satur­ United States. Then the consul
day, and will remain in port here his salary.
Plans in behalf of for
Call and See MUNCK
until* Sunday night, when it will eign exporters would be greatly sim­
again s^iil for the city.
plified if there were no American
FURNISHED ROOMS
consuls abroad. . W’e wonder why,
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instead of stopping at nine one horse
Bandon Won Game.
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consnlar offices in Germany, Con­
Bandon won the game with North gress did not provide for the discon­
Bend at Coquille on the Fourth, by tinuance of consnls all over Europe.
— American Econimest.
the one sided score of 6 to i.
MBS SARAH (’OSTELLO
Mrs. M. E. Dygert will close out
her summer stock of millinery, con­ |
KiJkRUNTE
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sisting of: dress hats, street hats,
ARRIVED.
duck hats and caps; flowers at cost
June
25
—
S
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Bandon, Rees, from
to give room for fall stock.
S F. 52 tons mdse.
June 29 — S S Elizabeth, Olsen,
Ice Cream.
from S F, 9 passengers, 87 tons
You can get Ice Cream by the mdse.
July 7—Tug Vosburg, Loll. fro tn
dish, quart or gallon, lor parties or
families. Also ice in small quanti­ Nehalem river.
July 8—S S Bandon, Rees, from
ties at Holm's Restaurant. 251 f
s F. 47 tons mdse.
This is what Hon. Jake Moore,
SAILED
State W arden of Georgia, sajs of
June 25—Schr Sausalito. Nelson,
Kodol For Dyspepsia: “E, C. De­
Witt N Co., Chicago, III. Deaa Sirs for S F. 335 M lumber.
I have suffered more than twenty
June 28—S S Bandon, Rees, for
years from indigestion. About 18
months ago I bail grown so much S F. 410 M lumber, 100 M shin­
worse that I could not digest a crust gles, 21 tons fndse.
of corn bread and con Id not retain
June 30—Schr Advance, Ogidins-
anything on my stomach. I lost 25
bs, in fact I made up my mind that son, for S F. 265 m lumber.
1 could not live bnt a short time, ’ Joly’ 3— SS Elizabeth, Olsen, for
when a friend of mine recommended S F. 140 m lumber, 52 cords wood.
Kodol. I consented to try it to
please him andwas better in one day 19 tons mdse, 8 passengers.
1 now weigh more than 1 ever did in
July 7—Tug Vosburg, -Loll, for
my life and am in bettor health than Nehalem river.
Towing .barge
for many years. Kodol dit it. 1 keep
Nehalem.
a bottle constantly, and write this
hoping that humanity may bn bene
July 7---Barge Nehalem, Martin,
fitted» Yonrs very truly. Jake C.
for
Nehalem river. In tow' of tug
M oo R l Atlanta. Aug. 10, llMM.’’ Sold
Vosburg.
by Bendon Drug Co.
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Best of Treatment
The Eagle
Saloon
Great Opportunity
For Homeseekr
The industrial gro a th of our town is suxlyapd steadily
going up the river: there the mills and maniif.i <’U>ik
must be, and near them will b the homes of the many
interested in such industries -the homes of the men who
toil with hand or bra’n, and desire to go home to a lv >:
meal with the family.'
In Sweeney’s First Addition
The greatest opportunity of the times exists to acqv
home cheap, right ne.<r the industrial portion of the ;
Lots 40x100 feet can be had for installments o
per month, with clear titles and warranty deeds.
They are for sale by l RANK A..SXX EENEY,
383 Fourth Street, Portland, and by the
BANDON INVESTMENT COBPORVT!
AT BANDON
Don*t miss this opportunity.
want a home or an investment.
It sa good thing, whetl
VIENNA CAFE
L A. YORK, Proprietor
We aim to please the people. /XII the delicacies of
the season. I resh ovsters every trip of the Frisco
steamers. Clams and crabs cooked to your taste.
The Pacific
Wool Wanted
Nice clean rooms 25 and 50c a
I will pay the highest cash market
nielli; $1.25 a week : $5 amonth
price for wool of all kinds at Wright’s
BANDON
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OREGON
meat market
. < ffiver Waldvogel
Style and Fit Quarante ? 1
BANDON TRANSFER CO
There is one preparation known
today that will promptly help the
stomach
This is Kodol. Kodol
digests all classes of food, and it
does it thoroughly, so that the use of
Kodol for a time will wiohont donbt
help anyone who has stomach trouble.
Take Kodol today and continue it for
the short time that is necessary to
give complete relief. Kodol is sold
by Bandon Ding Co.
HELP FOR
THOSE WHO
TROUBLE.
ARE
IN
After doctoring for about twelve
years for a bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly five hundred dollars
for medicine and doctor’s fees, I
purchased my wife one box of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, which did her so much good
that she continued to use them anil
they have done her more good than
all of the medicine I bought before.
—S.vit'EL R over , Folsom. Iowa.
This medicine is for ' sale
C. Y. Lowe.
Samples free.
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C. H. P attbbson A son
McKenzie, The T
CLEANING AND PRES
Dray and General Delivery
Meets nil boats.
BANDON
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Orders carefully bandied
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OREGON
Clarence K. Lowe
BANDON
O regon
Druggist and Apothecary
Is jnst in receipt of anew stock of
Drugs and Chemicals. Patent and
Proprietary Preparations. Toilet Ar­
ticles. Drnggist Sundries. Perfumes.
Brushes, Sponges. Soap. Nuts and
Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos an<L Cig
arettes, Paints, Oils, Glass and
Painter’s Supplies.
WANTED
Farm wr
ini oiotiriu»
KK.UDINli
for
Mot perticnlar about location.
only who
Wish to hear bom ow
will soil direct to buyer,
description and state wl«n pot
can be had. Address,
L DAtBYhHIRB. Bm
R^Umr. i. T»
Paradise S
BIGGER PACKAGE
BETTER GOODS
The Modern Company, Marshfield,