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A fine <« pound F’.rl »an burnt«»
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Mr. ano Mr* Reul*il'
day morning 0.1. X>tb
Tues
C. A. Smith »nd Mr. Holmberg
are enjoying a trip to Bandon today,
Mr. Smith and Mr. Mereen will
eave on the Nann Smith this week
for Bay Point—Times.
The*F ¡field will go to San Pedro
before returning this trip. It will
therefore be about two weeks before
she returns. She left here for Coos
Jay Monday and will sail from the
bay today.
Charles Covell, who lives a few
miles distant in the country came to
Bandon yesterday and while here
was taken suddenly ill. He was
taken to a room in the Anderson
building an«l medical assistance was
given, and - it is hoped he may be
able to survive.
Big line of racket go«xl - of all
cinds at the Racket Store.
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J. E. Walstrom went down to
Frisco on the last Elizabeth to look
after business affairs.
Buy your first q«aiity white ctdar
shingles from the Estabrook Co. t
T. B. Davidson of Larnpa has
bought property in 3andon and will
now become a regular citizen of our
city.
Cranberries! Good Coos Bay
cranberries at. R. H. Rosa Co s
Work is proceeding nicely on the
new Odd Fellows building, and
when completed it will be one hf the
best buildiugs in the city.
Surelay for chickens as good a
and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook
warehouse.
33 tf.
The Ocean Rebekah Lodge is
Sunday School at tlie Methodist
planning to give a progressive whist
party and program at the K. of P Episcopal church Sunday morning
at 10 a. m. followed by preaching
hall tomorrow evening.
services at ti a. in. Subject of ser
-FOR RENT—Stock and dairy
mon “Choosing Our l’houghts. ”
ranch. Apply to this office. 37tf
The Epworth League meets at 6:30
The report of the Bandon publi. p. m. Subject: “Poor Rich and
school for the first month of the Rich Poor.’’
Evening preaching
present school year will appear in services at 7:30 p. m. Subject: “The
next week’s R ecorder .
God-Planned Life.’’ A cordial wel
‘ When peoples sick they comes come and a hearty handshake awaits
to I.
each one attending. R. II Allen
I physics, bleeds and sweat- Pastor.
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Two choice lots on Atwater street
Sometimes they lives, sometimes each 54 X x 104 % both for $1250.
they die.
The best buy of your lifetime. See
What’s that to 1? 1 let’s ’em.”
Bandon Investment Corporation, it
Don’t do it buy Ralston's Select
Commissioner £of Labor O. P.
Bran at Rosa Co’s.
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Hoff dropped into the city today
The post office at Parkei sburg ha and fat eled on a bellboy at the
been suspended and those who wen Chandler. Arthur Craig, the boy
receiving their mail at that place an Hoff ordered Proprietor McKeow n
now ordering it sent to Bandon, to discharge because he was under
Prosper and other points.
the age required in elevator boys, is
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and not eighteen, and so is not eligible
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 1 for the work. Ho't w ill likely find
Hartford and Queen Fire Insui other things to correct befor e b
ance & American Surety Co. bonds; leaves the bay, lor he looks pretty
he lands in a
see Bandon Investment Corporation closely when
county
unexpectedly.
—Coast Mail.
agents.
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(>. 1. HopM4> ’ l>«lt * bOsites
vi rfof at Coos Bav Ufa few day»
Archd aeon Horsfall -Will hold
set vices in the Episcopal <hu <1
Sumi, y Nov. 1st. There will be no|
evening service.
The copy f r thGrange cornel !
by F. F. Eddy arrived a little too
late for publication this week, but
will appear next week.
Jas Mast retur. ed last Friday
from a trip to Seattle and Portland
lb- reports a fine time and says the
list days of the A. V. P. exposition
were well attended and there was
something doing all the time
Hark Dunham of Coquille ac
companied by his nephew A. Dun
ham of Portland are visiting friends
in this city lor a few days. Mr. A.
Dunham is port engineer for the
the Northern Pacific at Portland and
this is his first visit here in 17 years
The Bandon high school foot ball
team has games scheduled with
Marshfield as follows: Noveinlx‘1
12th at Bandon and November 19th
at Marshfield. This is the first ye ;r
for foot ball in the Band n school
but the boys are rgpidly rounding
into condition and they will put up
a good game when the time comes.
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Last Frtd;y evening at the Meth
odist parsonage a reception wa-
tendered to Dr. M. C. Wire, the
district superintendent of the Eugen«
District, and Bev. and Mrs. R. H.
Allen. After a social hour Mr. F,
A. Bates as chairman made an ad
dress of welcome to which Dr. ir<
Allen responded
and
Rev.
Addresser, were made bv different
representatives
of the Church
societies promising I heir heartv
support to their church and pastor
for the coming year.
Reverend
Allen favored the guests with a solo
Delicious refreshments were served
after which a hymn was sung, and
the bedediction was pronounced bv
Dr. Wire The guests before de
parting left a generous supply of
provisions for their pastor and wife.
Captain C. E. Edwards of the
steamer Alert had his license sus
pended for ten days as a penalty
for violating the pilot rules by
United Slates Inspectors Edwards
and Fuller who investigated the
Alert Breakwater accident here .The
penalty is very light considering th<
the fact that the inspectors h« Id
him responsible for the accident
inspectors Edwards and Fuller a<
companied by their clerk, Mr Mei
rill, left this morning via I )rain foi
Portland. —Times.
The sawmill at Coquille is !<•
start soon according to the Sentinel
Good, the more live industries ¡1
Coos count«’, and especially th
Coquilk valley the better for ever\
one.
□ Blue Fable highest quality catsiq J
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at Rosa Co’s.
Geo. W. Moore of the Cod«
Lumbei Co. left last week for hi-
home at Port Huron, Mich when
he will look after business affairs foi
about six weeks, after which he will
return to Bandon.
Ì WHO IS THE BABY?
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The Star Theatre
Will (live a
Solid Gold Locket and Chain
To the
Bandon Baby Receiving the Highest No. of Votes
BABIES MUST BE NOT OVER 3 YEARS OF AGE
< ’< > NT EST C() AIA1ENCES
Sunday, Oct. 31, and Ends Sunday, Nov. 14
Each 10c ticket or two 5c tickets entitles the holder
to five votes. Solid Gold Locket and Chain can be seen
at Boyle’s Jewelry Store. No votes will be received after
Saturday Night, Nov. 13.
Announcement of Winner andPresentation of Locket and Chain
Will Take Place Sunday Night, Nov. 14th
Rugs, Linoleum and
Oil Cloth
Owen Callahan of Philomath,
Benton county, visited several days
with his old friend J. J Stanley, de
parting for his home by way of
Marshfield and the Alliance Tu
day. Mr. Callahan is very rviich
pleased with the general aspect
thi section since he left here man■
ye rs ago, and stated in an inter
view Tuesday that tlicie was n t
mother county in the st te wit!
the natural resources < f this counts
or wi’h the tii.e prospects tor ini
mediate futuie advancement ilia
Coos county has.
He was v< i«
enthusiastic over the prospects foi a
railroad into the county and stated
that he could see no reason for a
failure in the present project if tin
people o* the county did even halt
as much as residents of other sec-
tions of the country had done fo
rail communication. Sentinel
<J[Our jftock is the
ever carried and our new goods are
now in and prices are lower than
ever.
Fine Rockers at $2.25 and $3.00
Chairs, 1 runks and Valises and a fine
For manufacturing
sites see
the Estabrook
Timmons
Waterfront Addition.
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For sale by Bandon I vestment
Best fertlizer for your garden at
O. P Hoff, state commissioner of Corporation.
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the
Estabrook Warehouse.
of
labor and factory inspector,
M Smith, former steward on the
Salem, was a Bandon visitor Sun
S S. Elizabeth has purchased the
day. He was in this part of the
We Carry a Complete Line of
Vienna Bakery and Cafe of L. A.
state checking up inspections b «
York, and started in to running the I
ANTI-TRUST
some of the deputies which have
same Monday.
Mr. Smith is well1
been sent out.
known to Bandon people, having I
Number 3 cedar for building pur been « (lining in here on theFlizi 1
poses. See Estabrook Co. 2fit f
belli for about two years.
I le has GAMERAS,
Rouse’s coal at
warehouse.
line to seledt from.
Our new Couches are just in.
many friends here all of whom w ill
be glad to patronize him as a reg
ular resident of Bandon
Mr. an
Mrs. York will remain in Bandon
for a lime at least.
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Woodruff & Turner’s
PLATES, FILMS
PRINTING OUT and
DEVELOPING PAPER
POST CARDS, MOUNTS, ETC
THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
All chemical* and material* u*ed in
the finiahing of Plate*, Film* and
Paper*
Ata joint meeting ol the com I
mittee of five appointed to consult I
J T. James and
law (J.
FREE USE 01 DARK ROOM
with the Port Commission respect
! M. Allen ami wife arrived her - las!
ing the harbor improvements aid ano free instructions to PATRONS
week from Polk county and will
from congress, it was recommended
| make Bandon their home for a few
that a proposal be made at the gen
months and may slay permmently.
eral meeting of Wedneseay night
that a co-i mittee of three me 1 be
selected to confer with the engineers
at Portland and the congressional •
delegation with a view ot having
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
.‘he plan for a dredge changed and
putting the jetty proposition first.—
ALL KINDS OF BREAD, PASTRY AND CAKES ON HAND E
Coast Mail.
Bandon Drug Co
The Iles Comedy and Drama
Company will be in Bandon for sev
eral nights next week. B andon play
goers will be glad to see the familiar
faces of this excellent troup once
more, and they will no doubt be
greeted with well filled Houses each
night during their stay here,
For residences buy in Feller’s
Addition, all cleared and streets
F. S. Perry mailed us a copy of
graded, lots for sale on the install the Hood River News, a paper pub
meat plan, $10 per month, it
lished at the famous Hood River
A. C. Bkily, the esteemed purser town, where they grow apples as
on the Elizabeth, who has been fine as any place in the world, and
coming into this port for the last where they are so perfectly ergan-
five years, resigned his p isition re ized that they are able to control
cently, but only stayed off while the the market on these apples. Coos
boat made two trips, and was back county is just as good a fruit
on again last trip, smiling as broad country as Hood River and if the
as ever. The Elizabeth couldn't do same manner of cultivation of or
business without Bleily, that is, not chards and conducting of sales,
were used here, our farmers would
nearly so well as with him.
make
just as much clear money to
Cedar Planking for bridge and
street work. Estabrook Co.
26(1 the square inch as they do in Hood
River.
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Call and see them
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS
Miss Winnie McNair left on the
Ellizabeth for Loyalton, Calif, where
she will visit relatives for a month
or six weeks and will then go to
San Diego for the winter, wheie
she will study music and will also
instruct in the same line.
See Spencer for reservations on
Bieakwater, at the office of the
Bandon Light & Water Co, 30 tf
largest we have
VIENNA BAKERY AND CAFE
Monlx at all hours from (> a m to 10 p in. Special alien
lion to partiea after daucea or social gatherings ami
only the best material wi’l lie used
ionr patronage kindly requested by
M. SMITH,
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Formerly Steward on 3. S. Elizabeth
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Sealed bids will be received at the office
of the Bandon-Port Orford Railroad and
Navigation Company for slashing and burn
ing of brush for the first five miles, sixty feet
wide, from the City Limits of Bandon on line
of survey. Bids must be in not later than
November 10th. For particulars inquire at
offices of
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NOTICE
Oregon C’onnt Ntennixli i p I «»
Steamer Alliance
X«w plying between Portland and t’non Bay only
Bandon=Port Orford
R. R. & Nav. Co.
WEEKLY TRIPS
GRAY A HOLT CO., Gm. Agent«
728-730 Merchant* Exchange San Francisco
H. W. SKINNER. Agmi
Marshfield. Phone 441
J. E. WALS1ROM, Agent, Bandon
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The Recorder $1.50 per year