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Anyone wishing fire extinguishers 1 Mrs Githens, wife of L. A. Gith-
JJ leave orders with the Bandon Hard ens, postmaster of Athena, Ore.,
ware Co. We handle the famous died at the home of ’ r d.T.tgh’cr,
I.odge pins and buttons at Van Mitchell Fire Extinguishers, Just Mrs. G C. Adams in this city Mua
the thing for a gasoline boat, as it day.
Norden’s.
Mrs Githens was born at Spring
Bert Anderson, of Lampa Creek, puts out oil fire with precision.
field.
Illinois. Dec, 18, 1854 and
25 t f
and brother-in law, Louis Buchlet
died at Bandon, Ore. .July 15, 1908,
were in Bandon Tuesday, making
Dewitt’s Little Early E “ors, tti. ■ >1 53 )»'.irs. d months and 25
arrangements preparatory to start famous little liver pills. are - J f i \ days. Mri, Githens had been in
ing on a fishing and hunting trip.
tbeBai'.don Drug Co.
Bandon, only about a month ,hav
Satisfaction guaranteed, prices rea
Wm I lite and wife accompanied ing come here in hopes that the
sonable, at the Bandon Pantatorium. by Henry Attains and Geo II te and change would benefit her health,
but it was too late to have the de
Use DewittS Little Early Risers, wife left Overland for California this
morning,
where
they
expect
to
re
sired
effect She was a woman of
pleasant lilt It- pills that are easy to
main
a
year
or
more
excellent
character and held in high
take. Sold by Bannon Drug Co.
c.iteem by all who knew her. She
Mr anti Mrs G. M
Services in Baptist church over Marshfield were town
leaves a husband, five daughters and
post office Sunday morning and first of the week
one son to mourn her loss, all of
evening Preaching by the pastor
G E Dietz and "Ray Haynes of whom have the sincere sympathy of
Sunday school at 10 a m There Myrtle Point were in town this week many ft ¡ends. The funeral was con
will lie special music at which Mr
S E Cooper of Marshefild was in ducted at the home of C. G. Adams,
Tilton - will assist Interesting ser our town last Friday
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1 uesday afternoon, being in charge
vices and a o welcome for all
of
Rev. G. H. Roach, and inter
D II White of Coos River was in
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J T homas , Pastor
this city last week
ment was made in the Bandon
cemetery.
Big cuts or little cots, small
H Sinclair came down horn Co-
scratches or bruisefe or big ones are quille last Saturday
healed quickly by Dewitt's \\ itch
of Coquille was in this
Hazel Salve. It is especially good t Steve Scotten is ¡n this city today
for piloa. Be sore to get Dewitt's. renewing acquaintance^
Sold by B.widon Drug (Jo.
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down from
R Lundy and wife of Myrtle
calling on
For a first-chiss shave or an up Point were city visitors last week
to <late hafr cut .call on Harry Mor
A P Peterson ’ of Myrtle Point
rison, next door to the post office.
visited in ouu town Sunday
For fruit jars, caps, and rubbers
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go to the Bandon Hardware Co
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Bagged two Deer
Obituary
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11 Manciet, sole agent for the B
1?. Baum, Bon Bons. Put up in one-
halt pound ami pound boxes.
This is what Hon. Jake Moore.
State Warden of Georgia, sir s of
l\odol For Dyspepsia: *‘E, ('. De-
Witt «St Co., (’hicago, III. Deaa Sirs'
I have suffered more than twenty
years from indigestion.
About 18
months ago I had grown so much
worse tlial I could not digest a crust
of corn bread and conld not retain
anything on my stomach. I lost 25
H>w, in fact I made up my mind that
1 eotild not live but a short time.
. when a friend of mine recommended
Kodol, I consented to try it to
please him andwas better tn one day
I now weigh more than 1 ever did in
00» life and am in better health than
for many years. Kodol dit it. 1 keep
a hottie constantly, and write this
hoping that humanity may bn bene-
fitted- Yonra very truly, Jake (J.
Moore. Atlanta, Aug. 10. 1904.” Sold
by Bandon Drug Co.
25 t f
.A Knopp and Neil Dressier start
ed out from Bandon Tuesday even
ing and vent up to Bills Creek to be
on hand for the first day of deer i
hunting,‘and were well rewarde I, as
they had hardly started on tfieir
morning tour of the woods until they
met two big bucks and succeeded in
bagging both of the’in and were back
to Bandon with their game by noon.
W anted —Pasture for pony near
town Inquire “\y” this office.
Tt will be good news to the many
customers of Panter Bros to learn
that they have decided to continue
in business and will still be found at
the old stand. They have, however
decided to conduct business strictly
on a cash basis, which will be better
tor all concerned.
T Wade, of Pendleton,
Mrs I
is visiting her son, Atty C "R Wade, ,
for a short time.
Sh. >11 |»ie< es of (6 inch dress per-,
calcs just received at R H Rosa Co’s
store, also white, lawns in becoming
designs
W E Thresher, wife and baby
passed through Bandon Wednesday
on their way to Umatilla where the
gentleman will practice law Mr
Tresher is also a newspaper man and
has been connected with the Wed-
derburn Radium
Au extensive fine of new shoes
have just been opened at R II Rosa
Co's store Don’t forgetit
THE REST PILI S EVER SOLD •
“After doctoring 15 years fur
chrome indigestion and spending North Bend Here Sunday
over 200 dollars. nothing has <i< tie me
as much good as Dr King’s New
North Bend's ball team will come
F C Walters, of Coquille, came
Life Pills. ’ 1 consider them the
to Bandon next Sunday to play the
pills ever sold:“ writes B. F Ay-cm-,
dowq to this city on business Wed-
North Bend has
of rng|eei<|e, N. C. Sold under gma Bandon boys.
nesday
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antee at Lowe's drug store. 25c.
several new players and their team is
greatly str< ngthened. The game next
Already the campers have begun Sunday promises to be a battle royal.
to come
Try'a bottle of Stewart’s Bourbon
Fine line of Cold Creams always
Whiskey and you will be satisfied.
in
stock at Bandon Drug Co
Sold by Jamison and Brown.
James Stewart of Coquille was in
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this city on business last week
l»l{. K. W. KOSITEIl
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
BANDON
OREGON
Dvwitt'.s Witch Hillel SalVo is good
Nautical Expert U. S.
commended and
Drug Co.
The greatest opportunity of the times exists to acquite a
home cheap, right ne.tr the industrial portion of the t< wn
Lots 40x100 feet can be had for installments of $io.c<.
per month, with clear titles and warranty deeds.
"mV J CM KHURDIMG
Fr.'- Fairness
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for eale. Not p; rtirvlnr 9 nit location.
Wish h hi-.f ■ < .. vri •• only who
will nail
to ■
. Give prico,
des •!!< 1 1 ft-
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n possession
can be i ■:<!. .nl«U< -s,
LDA’ ’V I’”' I ax W*
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They are for sale by FRANK A.SWEENEY,
383 Fourth Street, Portland, and by the
BANDON INVESTMENT CORPORATION
Ice Cream
Tyi «■writer paper and supplies for
28 if
. sale by C. Y. Lowe.
F< >.R SALE —Good new six
room houjie and eight lots Price
$i.6<»o imptireof of The Bandon
Investment Corporation.
" W. P. Fuller's pure prepared
paint for sale by C. Y. Lowe.
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Wool Wanted
I will pay the highest cash market
price for wool of all kinds at Wright's
itieat market
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Oliver Waldvogel
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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 doubt
help anyone who has stomach trouble.
Take Kodol today and continue it for
the short tune that is necessary to
give complete relief. Kodol is sold
by Bandon Ding Co.
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The 4th of July was celebrated
here in the grand old style. The pro
cession formed on main street and
marched to the grounds led by O A.
Kelly Marshal of the day. The God
dess of liberty, George and Martha
Washington and Dora Smith r< pre
senting the State of < )regon all rode
in beautifuly decorated carriages.
M. W. .ilcCormick president of the i
day called the assembly to order
when ;■ splendid program was ren
tiered. Prof. Reedy’was (Irator. M ss
Mary Marsh read the declaration of
independence. Good music both
vocal and instrumental was rendered
which was interspersed with excell ent
recitations. Then followed a genuine
barbecue dinner. The tables seemed
almost to groan beneath theload of
their luxurous banquet, the afternoon
was taken up with many and various
races. There was a grand display of
fireworks at night.
Mr. Moulton of Coquille was
visiting Ins daughter Mrs. Kohn last
week.
'Mrs Miller, <>f S.m Francisco
is visiting her mother Mrs Nosier.
Mr. Earl Kelly son of Dr.
is visiting relatives in town
Kelly
Mr. Jones of Marshfield was here
last week and called upon friends.
Mr A J Miller and family have
moved
into the Cavott house
HELP FOR THOSE WHO ARE IN
TROUBLE.
Mr Wilkenson and wife and El»
zMter doctoring for about twelve
Ellis and family moved to Coquille
vears for a bad stomach trouble, and
last week
spending nearly five hundred dollars
The saw mill was running last
for medicine ami doctor’s fees, I
week
purchased my wife one box of
Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver
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o Tablets, which did her so much good
° that she’eontinued to use them and
Dentistry
they have done her more gocxl than
" all of tl< medicine I bought before.
Dr. Tatom of Coquille will arrive
—S amuel R over , Folsom, Iowa, in Bandon July 24th and remain one
This medicine is for sale by week, at which time he will be pre
C. Y. Lov*e.
Samples free.
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
AT BANDON
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Don’t miss this opportunity. It’s a good thing, whether you
want a home or an investment.
in Business
Riverton Locals
sold by Bandon
The industrial growth of out town is 1 surely and steadiK
going up the river: there the mills and I manufactories
must be, and near them will be 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 hot
meal with the family.”
In Sweeæy’s First Addition
Will Continue
foy cuts, brnis »s, burns and scratches.
Ir ia especially good ¡for piles. Re
For
Phone Calls Promptly Attended.
Office in Laird Building, Comer First and
Wharf Streets'
Notice to Mariners
Earl Watkins was down from
Capt. G. H. .Ewart of the Am. Myrtle Point Monday looking after
business affairs.
Steamer W innebago rejxtrts to I
W H Shroeder and wife of Co-
the Branch Hydro, o Office, Sail
quille
were in town the first of the
Francisco, Cal, that on July 6th .
week taking in the beach sights
1908, in Lat. 44 10 o N Long. 124
40 o W he passed two large logs
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about 40 to 60 feet long and about
Take your job printing to the R e 39 inches in diameter.
They had
. CORDER. We have nothing but the not been long in the water.
hest in all stock. .
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Great Opportunity
We have decided to continue in
business at the old stand, and have
The New Modern Oil Burning Steamer
zb -A-T tldoiîst
therefore purchased- back the stock recently
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sold to LEWIS BROS. & CO., and will be
Regular Skednl.i lletwecii
San Francisco.
A, F. ESTABROOK CO.. 901 Merchants Exchahge Budding,
found ready to serv? the public with anything
San Francisco, Owners and General Agents.
BANDON COMMERCIAL CO.. Agents for Bandon and Coquille Valley.
in our line.
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California
tutti
Steamer Alliance
flow plying l»et u eon l*«irtland and Cott* Kay only
Hereafter we will conduct business strictly
’ weekly trips
on a Cash basis, and invite all our old custo-
GEO D. GRAY A CO.. Gen. Agents
L. W. SHAW. Agent
421 Market Street. San Francisco
Marshfield.
Phone 441
mers to call on us and they will receive the
same courteous treatment as
heretofore.
By conducting a
cash business we can sell on a
closer margin and thus give the
customer the benefit of the same
The Sew, Elegantly Fitted and Speedy Steamer
ELIZABETH
This steamer is new, is strongly built and fitted with the latest improvements and will
give a regularft day service, for passengers and freight, between the Coquille river, Oregcn,
and San I rancisco.
E. T. Kruse, managing agent, 25, Market St., San F rancisco.
J. E. WALSl'ROM. Agent, Bandon. Oregon.
Panter Bros
EAT
Paradise Sodas
VIENNA CAFE
BIGGER PACKAGE
BETTER GOODS '
L. A. YORK, Proprietor
We aim to please the pople. All the delicacies of
the season. Fresh oysters every trip of the Frisco
steamers. Clams and crabs cooked to your taste.
The Modern Company, Marshfield, Distribute»! ■"
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