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The \V. C. U. will meet at the Flora Walser left Wednes Collier of Coquijle vis --------------- > ited Miss over Eflje Sunday l*hi*rsday, with the Gallier day for San’ Francisco u hete she Methodist chut ch on » wilt remain indefinite!) with her Sept. 2. Local Lore I families.. .*• Miss Smith Family Festivities Seattle, August 24 — Is your name sister, Mrs. Simpson, C. R Wade - s n Cold Be.ti.h H. Sengstacken was over Smith? If it is, you are wanted at Raymond- Bates, who has been >.rtis week attending .the yearly term Rev. Horsfall will hold services the Bay on the excursion Sunday t ie Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposi at.Santa Cruz, Cal f , for the past of the circuit court. in St. |ohn’s Episcopal Church taking in the sights around Bandon tion, September 2, to take part in six months, for the benefit of his the Daily C. A Gabernache .of Sunday at 11 a, and 8 p. in. the Sinftli Family Day festivities. Number 3 cedar for building pur health returned on the Elizabeth Times of Marshfield was among th< From high and low, from near Household furniture for sale. In poses. See Estabrook Co. 261 f He is much improved and thinks he visitors to Bandon Sunday. and far, the Smiths are com ng. quire at the Presbyterian Manse. Carl Tilton left Sunday for Klam will get along all right now. Seattle boasts of several thousand, Rev. Mr. Talbot ami sons who J. C. Shields ard Mr. Howell ath where he will be in the employ ' The delegates to the congress and the other cities of the North have been spending a few weeks in have taken an interest in the Ban of the American School of Music i f I who visited Bandon Sunday will go west are apparently as strong in Bandon returned Monday to their don planing mill with Mr. Flanagan. Portland. {back to their homes, enthusiastic home in Portland. Smiths in proportion. Col. Wm. Grimes, all around j over the great resources and the Unique Smiths of all descriptions “They are it” the Knowlton Glass A big line of gutter and down are at a premium and if you happen Top Self Sealers at Rosa Co’s, 30 f booster, was one of the welcome beautiful Bandon beach. m>nv of visitors from Coos Bay on the ex whom said it was the finest beach < n s> out and mouldings atj Acme Plan- to be a Sn ith with some particularity Orvil Dodge was among the ex cursion Sunday. ing Mill near the school house 33 tf the Pacific coast. all of your own, you may be able cursionists to Bandon Sunday. Franz Thomsen, who was at to get sjiecial inducements. I rizes After September ist the R acket Mis. H. F. Morrison las pur Mr. Dodge is a great booster for the S torc will occupy the D enholm chased the millinery bus'ness of Portland with a shipment of hogs will be given the oldest Smith, the river. building opposite Lowe's drug store Mrs. Dygert and will conduct the last week, re|X'rts a good market youngest Smith, the prettiest young Try dfalfa meal for chickens and and says Portland is moving to the ady^ Smith, the homelit stl man Dr. Brown who was down in same at the old st md. Mrs. De fi out at a rapid rate. cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 tf Smith, and so on through the whole Curry county on a business and gert has accepted a posit ion in list of unusual membeis of the fam Frank Harter of Portland will ar J. W Bennett has disposed of’200 pleasure trip has returned and will Rosa Co’s, store. ily. rive here next week to visit his be glad to meet his patients in his A San Jose dispacth dated Aug acres adjoining Plat A of Bandon to A warning has been issued to all brother Joe Harter and uncle S. S. office once more. E N. Smith of Myrtle Point aid 18 says: Happy Smith the best visitors at the Exposition to be Little. hitter in the California League and Los. Angeles for $10,000. The Surelay for chickens as good as explicit in speaking to members of See Spencer for leservations on an outfielder in the Oakland team tract is a valuable oue owing to i s and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook the Smith family on that day. For the Breakwater, at the office of at the present time, yesterday signed proximity to the city ol Bandon. warehouse. Example:—If you have a friend, 33 tf the Bandon Light & Water Co. 301 his name to a Chicago National Mr Bennett still retains his Ben Fred W. Smith, it will be useless The Sunday School class of Mrs. League contract. Smith is to re- nett’s addition to Bandon. W. N. Wright and family have for you to attempt to attract nis at of the Methodist ’ ceive $3,000 and transportation R. H. Allen Mr. Carroll, the government en gone to Ashland, Ore., where they church enjoyed a picnic on the 1 both ways for his services in 1910 gineer who has charge of survey tention by yelling “Smith'’ al him. will visit with Mrs. Wright’s parenis beach Wednesday, The day was Smith finisned the first half of the ing the Coquille river for a new That might cause some three or four for some time. ideal and the young folks enjoyed { State League race with an average pr< ject is now making a drawing hundred other Smiths to look Editor J. C. Savage of the Co themselves! immensely. j of .365, and when the local club was and will have his report ready to I around to see if they were wanted, but your chances on getting the quille Valley Sentinel came down Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook thrown out of the league he had semi in to the government soon.Mr. right man would be sn all. Instead, Sunday on the excursion and w?s many offers from major league man Carroll states that the river can be 2itf call out Fred W. Smith’’ or better shaking hands with numerous Ban warehouse. agers. greatly benefited for navigation at a yet. collar the man you want to don friends. Mrs. and Mrs J Denholm and Spain E. Pierce, one of the stock 1 comparatively small cost. speak to. daughter, Miss Christina, who have ----- <XXr—- Buy your first quality white cedar holders of the Cody Lumber Co., ------ OOO------ shingles from the Estabrook Co. t been visiting their daughter and ■ who has been here for about two Says McKay Did Good Work sister Mrs T. W. Robison for a Six Hundred Dons Killed _______ • Archie Whisnant, editor of the month returned to their home in months on business, left on the Elizabeth for San Francisco and The following communication Coos Bay Harbor was over on (hi Portland Wednesday. Lisbon, Aug. 20 -Six hundred from there will return to his home '.as received after the fire: excursion Sunday but we failed to Spaniards were killed in a campaign Bakery goods from the Home make connections so as to meet the Bakery can be had at Oyster Chop in Port Huron, Mich. ~ Mr. Pierce Dear Editor;—In writing up your started by General Marina against gentleman for which we were duly House, J. M. Baker’s store on is county register of deeds at Port article about the Cody nnll fire 1 the Riff tribesmen, accord.ng to Huron. A marsh mellow roast sorry. p! ank road and owan’s store in was given in his honor on the beach don’t think you ought to miss dispatches today. Messages from Buy Your Ox blood shoes at Ro-a west end. 30 »1 Monday evening by a number of about the work Mr. McKay has Melila, which were not confirmed, done of course we all know other-- Co’s, store if you would wear an up Editor C. S Jackson, of the Port Bandon friends and a very good worked heroic but he certainly de- stated that several Spanish batal- lions also mutinied, either by join to-date and “nifty” shoe. 301 f land Journal, with his wife and son time was enjoyed, the only sad serves credit for what he has done. ing the Moors or by fleeing toward Miss Louise Pressey, who has we*e among the visitors Sunday. feature about it being that- Mr. I was at the fire and heard him j the F rench possessions in Morocco, been visiting here for some time We will no doubt get a good report Pierce .vas to leave so soon. say he was going after the tug, and j After being decisively defeated left for Poitland on the Alliance of the country in the Journal as that Old papers at the R ecorder of I I noticed the tug came up very | Marina retired to Melila to await re- Miss Pressey will proceed to Law paper is a great booster for this sec fice five cents a bundle. s mrtly after he left it was through i inforcements.—Portland Journal, by rence. Kansas, where she will enter tion. Thos A. Lewis, pioneer of this him that so much was saved, and J 1 Hearst News Service. the Kansas University this fall. No. 206 wins the organ at section and a veteran of the civil war, think if the town would pay so ---- OOO---- FO SALE—One span of mares Coumerilh Christensens Co’s, store. who has been at the soldier’s home much to keep up si earn on the tug New Priest for Bandon well broke under hai ness and sad The party with the lucky number at Santa Monica, has been visiting we would be able to save much die; six years old and weight w 11 please present same and get the at the Fahy home ne; r this city for property and Bandon would not be Report has been received here about 1050 lbs. E. W. F ahy , < rgan. Coumerilh Christensen Co some time. Mr. Lewis had the mis wiped off the map if they don't this that the Rev. Father Keaney of Bullards, Ore. tt fortune to get his am broken one ' town will certainly go some dav. Ogdensburg, N. Y., has been as I noticed there was no head for The Fitield arrived in port Sun 1 day last week, oy a board swinging Walter Lyon, who is boosting signed to the new parish at Bandon both Coos and Curry counties, b\ day morning with 50 tons of freight around and hitting him at the Aber the fire boys to work under but Mr. by Archbishop Christie. He will getting out a big pamphlet, was and a good list of passengers, but as deen mill. He was brought to Ban 1 McKay urged them on and through arrive here on the Breakwater and among the excursionists Sunday the Cody mill had burned Friday don and Dr. Houston dressed the ¡that the shipyard is st mding today. | take charge of his new pastorate at He called at this office and secured morning there was no lumber for fractured member and he is getting ■ 1 am only writing this to better once. He was ordained last June, some cuts that he is going to use her and she left in the afternoon for 1 along as well as could be expected our city, and I believe it will be since which he has been at the ca I benfitted thereby. Willipa Harbor She will continue at present. in his work. z thedral in Portland. A B andon B ooster . to come into this port for passengers ------ OOO------- For baskets and crockery. See Nineteen hundred and ten is to be Bandon, Oregon, Aug. 23, 1909 Woodruff X Turner, the House md freight business, whether she the banner year tor new settlers in Administrator’s Notice gets any lumber or not. Furnishers. 30U . the Northwest, according to railway ; Cedar Planking for bridge and imen. Of the third of a million Harriman Said to be Doomed street work. Estabrook Co. 2ótf I applicants in Uncle Sam’s land By Cancer Mrs. H F. Morrison has pur lottery, it is believed that one half chased the millinery store formerly will come next year to locate. This E. H. Harriman, the railroad owned by Mrs. Dygert and invites means the unsuccessful ones, who the ladies of Bandon to call on her saw the land to be had here and magnate, has cancer of the stomach before buying Fall and Winter ■ were impressed by the opportuni I and is given only three months hats. She also extends a cordial in ties. The big travel to the Alaska- longer to live, according to a story vitation to the public to attend her I Yukon Pacific Exposition is ex in the Omaha World Herald today. — for sai .F. -One five year old millinery opening to be held Sept pected in September, when the This information, the newspapers mare, weight 1200 pounds; worth 17 and 18. The stock is entirely I farmers in the middle west have says, comes from those closest $200 but as I am going east Sept handled their crops. Those who to Mr. Harriman, and its authen- new and up-to date. 33'4» 1st, she will be sold for a little over ' have been here and gone back home ticicty is unquestioned. When Mr. The recital given at the Presby one half this amount; handsome, are boosting harder than ever. In i Harriman started for Europe he had well built and a fine traveler. J. H terian church Friday evening by fact the outlook for 1910 is so prom i already been informed that he was Misses Winnie McNair anil Christina M c D onald , Denmark, Oregon. sing that operating departments of | a victim of the disease, and his Denholm assisted by local talent was 3« 3l all Northwestern lines are plan I trip was for the purpose o‘con greatly enjoyed by those present. sulting eminent European physicians. Major Mclndoe, Government en These young ladies show caretui ning more equipment. Those physicians agreed with the gineer was among the Bandon training in their work which was A decision involving the timber visitors Sunday. Major Mclndoe highly appreciated by all present lands on the upper South Fork has American doctors, and Mr. Har has charge of the rivers and har Miss Ethel Dyer on the piano also been received from the land office at riman is now given but three months bors and lighthouse department. greatly pleased her hearers as did Washington. The National Forest to live. Everything possible to keep his He inspected the Bandon lighthouse Prof. Kausrud on the violin and Service affirms the decision handed real ailment secret has been done while here and was well pleased with Miss Wynona Patterson in her read down by the department in Oregon; and Mr. Harriman his been en the manner and condition of affairs ing. thus the land goes back to the re gaged in setting his house in order there. serve. The claims disputed were Bring your baby buggies to Wood for the approaching end. Don't fail to see our new stock »A uff «Si Turner s and have the tires filed on as coal lands by S. D. Pul- ------ 000—- rugs and art squares direct from the ft rd, James H. Flanagan, Cecil C. I set while you wait. 3<>tf Presbyterian Church factory at Woodruff ¿tTurner, th Carter, Herbeit Lockhard, Louise The Bijou Theater has installed C. House Furnishers. 301! Lockhart, Alta E Cai ter, a tine new J909 model, of the Augusta E. Anderson, and G. W Services wi I be held in this The ladies of the Methodist Sterio-Motiograph machine which Anderson. The government claims church next Sunday August 29. At church served supper at the home is the very latest an 1 best thing in the lands had neatly twenty million 11 a. in. the pastor will preach his of Dr. Rossiter Tueseay evening. the moving picture machine. This They were well patronized by the new machine not only projects a feet of fine timber to the quarter sec arewell sermon to the church. At public and those who went surely strong and clear picture, but about tion and wire chiefly valuable tor 8 p. m. there will be a union temp received the worth of their money as 75 per cent of the flickering of the their timber. A number of nearby erance service held under the claims are also being disputed by auspices of the W. C. T I . ami the supper was excellent in every old machines is eliminated. The the forest service and will come up Rev. A. Haberly will preach the particular. machine is perfect in all its parts for decision soon. This establishes i sermon Good music. All welcome. — for SALE—Cheap a good first and Mr. Waschau is certainly to be a precedent and it is expected that ------ 000------ class merchandise business. Inquire congratulated on his enterprise in a like decision w ill lie rendered from All the local news in the Bandon of the Bandon Investment Corpora giving the publtc ’ the best there is • the • Subscription $15° • office in th« other cares.—Enter- R ecorder . to be had. prise. tion. 24tf per year. . Many Coos Bayiles, who hail never seen Bandon before, came down on the excursion Sunday and were greatly surprised at the true Coes county spirit found in Ban don as well as the wonderful de velopment of the city and sur rounding country. o 1 Notice is hereby giv6n that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Coos County Oregon, administrator of the estatejof J. F. l’rewett, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby re quired to present the same to me with projier vouchers at the office ol G. T. Treadgold in Bandon, Coos County, Oregon within six months from the date of this notice. Dated August 26, 1909. A mos E. H adsall . 33 5t Administrator. COLUMBIA Graphophones (Due or Cylinder) Soldon Installments A big assortment of Double Disc and Indestructable Cylinder Records always on hand The famous opera ' Tviivie. Bvitterfly” Complete in 6 Records now in Stock if we have not got the piece you ur older it for you All orders by mail want, let receive prompt attention Bandon Drug Co. Coquille River Transportation Co.’s Schedule Leaves Arrives Coquille B.mtlon I <> :<H> a to 8:30 a m Coqui Ih», j I .(Ml p m 3;(M) p iu 7 HM) a m lO.OO a in Dispatch, 4 KM) p m 1:30 p m Favorito, Leaves Armes Baiulon Coquille 7:30 a tn K130 a m Favorito, 11.30 a iu Coquille, * 9.<M> a m 4 (Ml p m 5.30 p in 5.(M) p tn Dispatch, i.(M) p tn The Coquille connects with the trains nt Coquille for Marshfield and Mjrtle Point. Ttie tip river passengers can come t.<> Bandon on lite Favorite ami have three hours here in which to do their trading and other business. 1 ■ ■ — - - ■ 1 • ------------ Bandon Foundry & Machine Shop A. 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