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Mr. Mills of the Hotel Callier and
spent Sunda)
at the T. P. Hanly ranch neat
Lampa.
Two choice lots (corner) io
Azalea Park for $155 Bandon I n-
vestment Corporation
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Miss Lottie Carey, who has been
spending some time in California
returned to her home in Bandon
Tuesday evening.
| Local Lore j daughter Miss Edna,
Services at the Catholic church
Sunday at 10 30 a. m
Buy your first quality white cedar
shingles from the Estabrook Co. 1
The Elizabeth will arrive from
San Francisco Saturday and sail
again Monday.
The H. S. foot ball team is doing
Surelav for chickens as good a daily practice work when the
and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook weather permits, ami they hope to
warehouse.
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have several good games belore.the
Mrs. L. J Cody returned Tues close ol the season.
day evening from a few days’ visit
Number 3 cedar for building pur
with friends at Marshfield.
poses. See Estabrook Co. 261 1
—FOR RENT—Stock and dairj
ranch. Apply to this office. 37t‘
Archdeacon Horsfall will conduct
the services in St. John’s Episcopal
church Sunday morning and evening
at the usual hours. Sunday School
at Io a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston will
make the round trip to San Pedro
on the Fifield this trip. Thus.
Trethrake. of San Francisco will ha\>
charge of the Estabrook Co.’s busi
ness heie while Mr. Johnson is gone,
after which lie will go down the
Overalls, overalls and overalls at coast to their mill and will look after
business in that section.
the Racket.
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The plats of the Catholic church
Theron Fromm has taken charge
of the Colebrook stock farm, and property are now completed and the
the Colebrooks will move to Bandon lots will be put on sale at once.
in a few days where they will make These are desirable lots and w ill no
their home for the winter. —Globe doubt meet with ready sales. The
proceeds of the sales will go toward
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and the erection of a parish house on
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 t the property that is reserved.
Hedrick Wilson was pardom d
In grading for the new depot site
Oct 1st by Gov. Benson. Hedrick in the west part ot town, a body ol
was sentenced from tiiis place to life ock and slate was uncovered that
imprisonment, for the killing ol miners declare is indisputable evi
Aaron Foster about nine years ago dence of coal not far away. The
He has now found employment on evidence crops out abutting the
a ranch near Salem. —Globe.
railroad track and if a good work-
20,000 acres ranch and timbei ble vein was uncovered it would
and for sale now. Bandon Invest be about as handy for shipping as
ment Corporation.
it
could be desired. It is but another
Someone started a report yester evidence of the truth of the govern
day that the Southern Pacific was ments reports that this section is tin
about to resume the construction ol dei laid by an immense coal field
the Drain line claiming that large — Myrtle Point Enterprise.
shipments of ties for the work has
See Spencer for reservations on
been received in Drain during the Bieakwater, at the office of the
last few days. — Times.
Bandon Light & Water Co, 30 tf
Th« Graa<* Curttcr
Conducted by Frank F. Eddy,
Ma ter o Bandon Grange.
Last week I used the space so
kindly given me by the R ecorder
in discussing the . range as a means
to an end,—thee.id being practical
cooperation. I might continue that
theme for it is like the kale plant
in having a thousand heads. But 1
forbear at least for this time,
speak of the grange as ■tn end
itself.
The mere coming
social good fellowship
exchange of ideas is in
while. Life on the ram
with work. To one-
country life its hours ar
cident and every day h.
surprises. We of th
watch living things g
have the pleasure o
with animals and lift
things more pleasant tl
panionship of plants and pets,
of human companionship in
ranch homes there is usually
little and that little confined t<> a
stnall circle immediately in out
Hence the value ol
neighborhood,
the grange as a social opportunity.
1 might arid that the grange
everywhere has strong educational
features and the theme study and
discussion outlined by
Lecturer of Oregon
seemed to me to be
ambitious.
Carpets, Rags, Linoleum and
Oil Cloth
<JOur stock is the
largest we have
ever carried and our new goods are
now in and prices are lower than
%
Fine Rockers at $2.25 and $3.00
Big line of Mor ris Chairs, 7 runks and Valises and a fine
line to select from.
Our new Couches are just in.
Call and see them
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Woodruff & Turner
THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
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Do you know that the state of
Washingtan has established the firs'
MARINE
chair of Highway Engineering in
America and that the Good Roads
ARRIVED
building at the Seattle fair becomes
Oct 4—Wilhelmina, Christensen,
the property of the State Universit) from (.’< os Bay, 102 tons of mdse.
where this new depaitment will be
Oct 5 Fifield, Jensen, 50 tons
nonored. Time to get busy in 1 of mdse and 14 passengers
Oregon, hey grangers!
Oct. 8—-Advance, Ogidinssen,
from S. F. ballast.
President Roosevelts Country Lift
Oct 11 —Elizabeth, Olsen, 175 tons
Commission had a nice trip and mdse, it passengers.
Any lot in Feller’s Addition, a 1
The Enterprise says:
Quite a interviewed quite a number of col
Oct 16 Wilhelmina, Christensen,
cleared and graded for ten dollars
large shipment of groceries and dry lege professors and some few farm from C B., 95 tons mdse.
per month installment. Bandon In
goods have been delivered to the er! who had time and money to get
Oct. 18—Fifield, Jensen, 75 tons
vestment Corporation, it
people of Myrtle Point and vicinity oae of their hearing usually held in of mdse, 11 passengers
B, L. Tracy has recently opened orders for the goods having been some city or large town It was a
SAILED
a kiln of 50,000 brick at his yard at taken by peddlers who canvassed fine thing that commission for the
the old race track, and they are a the counts y. A gentleman who has commissioners
Oct 5 Wilhelmina, Christensen,
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fine a lot as can be found any place. made a careful
lor C. B , 82 tons mdse.
comparison o
I do not know whether they dis Oct 5 --Elizabeth, Olsen, 230 m
Mr. Tracy has opened up a per pi ices declares that those who pur
manent yard here and savs the clay chased goods from these ped covered it or not but the chief thing lumber, 50 cds wood, 20 tons mdse'
tor brick making is the very best dlers could have saved about 10 per we farmers need is a fair square 27 passengers.
quality to be obtained.
cent on their bills if they had given chance to make farming pay. Give
Oct. 9 -Wilhelm na. Christensen,!
us
the
money
and
the
leisure
and
we
their
orders
to
local
merchants.
Be
for
C. B., 83 tons mdse.
FOR SALE—15 horse power fire
will
remedy
our
ills
a
as
well
as
the
sides
this
the
peddlers
and
the
box boiler test 180 0 cold water
Oct 9- -Fifield. Jensen, 304 m
A square del is lumber, 580 m shingles, locals wood j
Also donkey engine. Address John houses they represent contribute city dweller,
Long.Bendon, Ore.
40 2tx not a cent toward the development what we want.
10 passengers.
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of the country while the local mer
Oct |6»—Elizabeth.. (Ilsen, 65.
Rouse's coal at the Estabrook chants aie here to take a hand in
Perhaps we will get that same
cds
wood, 225, m lumber, 14 tons t
warehouse.
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1 he vaiious features of development. square deal when we show the
mdse,
5 cases woolen goods, 29'
oliticians there is something to be
The fruit crop in this section has
passengers.
afraid of besides the corporations.
been one of the heaviest in years
Bandon
Fish
Market
Oct 16--Ruby, Korth, for San
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and much of it will go to waste foi
Pedro,
400 m lumber.
want of a market. The completion
Well the Bandon Grange has its
The Band, n Fish Market will be first meeting on the first Saturday in
of even the Bandon Port Orford
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■pen
for business Monday Oct. 25th. November We are receiving many
railroad will be a God send to the
Haskell Must Go to I rial
farmers down this way for with a They will keep a big supply of al| applications for membership. At
market for the produce many a kinds of fresh fish, including crabs this meeting new members will be
Ardmore. Okla, Oct. 15 •-Federal
place that is now barely keeping and clams.
received without formal initiation
F
enoglio
T
immons
,
proos.
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one family would support several.—
upon taking the obligations, After Judge Marshall overruled today the
Tribune.
that the regular initiation will be defendants motion to quash the in !
conferred,
So join at this first dictments charging Governor H is
Two choice lots on Atwater
Winter’s Reading
meeting and give
the
new kell and other Oklahomans with
street for $1250; for sale by Ban
grange a big send off. We want fraudulently scheduling town lots
don Investment Corporation. it
The Pacific Monthly of P< art- a class of at least fifty on that date. in Muskogee, Okla
A chinainan twenty-eight years land, Oregon, is
Norman Haskell, son of Governor
a beautifully il- The first Saturday in November
old, employed as a cook in a resi
Charles N. Haskell, argued for the
lust rated monthly magazine.
If
dence of Bangor died last Thursday yon are interested in dairying, that is the appointed time, Other defense and was followed by District
wise beware of the goat.
of tubercul asis. The funeral t< ok fruit raising, poultry raising, or
Attorney Gregg
place Saturday afternoon and ac- want to know about irrigated
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cording to the wishes of the dead lands, timber lands, or free govern
Vote of Thanks
man and in compliance with the ment land open to a homestead
Choice 2’^ acre tract for $200, |
customs of the Orient, a friend entry, The Pacific Monthly will
within 1 mile of First street; see 1
The newly organized Camp ol Bandon Investment Corporation, q
rode on the hearse scattering bits
give you full information. The
Sons
of Veterans, desire to extend a
of paper to dispel the evil spirit.—
price is $1.50 a year.
vote ol thanks and voice of due ap
Harbor.
If you will send twenty-five cents preciation for the kind assistance ol
The Racket Store can suit you in •n stamps, three late issues will be
scarfs, hoods and toques
41-it sent you so that you may become the members of the G. A. R. and
W. R C. esjiecially to the good1
A. T. Morrison, the well known acquainted with it. Read the fol— 1 idles of the W. R. 0 and I), of V. .
We have a complete line of
Coquille business man, and family lowing splendid offers:
who gave us such a sumptuous re
Offer No. 1 — McClure’s Magazine,
left on the Elizabeth for Los
past early in the evening to brace us
Angeles, Calif., where they will Woman’s Home Companion and up for the ordeal o* being mustered
visit a month or so with the gentle 'he Pacific Monthly, costing $4.50 into the Sons of Veterans, which
And
man's parents. Mr. Morrison is one will be sent at a special rate of $3.
we were able to go .through iX ith
Offer No. 2— McClure's Maga
of the best boosters in Coos county,
the usual zest of sons of those who
and he will probably take the op zine. Review of Reviews and the assisted in preseserving the union.
’acific Monthly, costing $6., will be
portunity of telling the peop’e sent for $3.60.
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“down south" of some of the good
Offer No. 3 —Human Life. Ideal
qualities of this section.
domes and The Pacific Monthly
The Bandon Investment Cor
Everything that ii needed in
will
be sent for $2.
Timmons Waterfront Addition is
poration offers lot 8, block io in
the public school, at the
Order by number and send your
on the market; see Bandon Invest order accompanied by postal money Woolen Mill Addition for £95 cash
ment Corporation for plats and order for the amount to The Pacific if taken within oiu week from today.
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Monthly. Portland Oregon. 36-1
figures.
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School Books
Keep Dry
We are approaching the
rainy season, but we need
not care when we can get
“Guaranteed” goods such
as the following brands:
Reese Waterproof “Walrus” brand in long,
medium and short coats and apron
pants
Sawyer’s “Crack-proof” coats for men and
boys
“Tourist” light weight water-proof coats for
riding or driving
Aquapelle coats, pants and leggins for log-
gers and men of more arduous labors
Stout’s snag-proof “Gold Seal” brand sport
ing boots
Wales Goodyear’s Armor shod boots for
fishermen.
M en’.s “Acme Blizzard” and “Plymouth
Waverly” overshoes
Boys’ Macintosh coats, high-top and short
rubber boots and high top shoes for
school.
Come and see us. We carry a
Complete Line
Smith Bros. &
Sidwell
Homer Street
Bandon, Oregon
SCHOOL BOOKS
School Supplies
Bandon Drug Co
California nml
Oregon f'onwt NfenniNliip Co.
Steamer Alliance
Xow plying between Portland and < oom Hay only
WEEKLY
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728-7JO Menlmnl. Exchange 3«n Francitco
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