I'-C’RN -T o M i anil Mrs, Belt Portia d Mock Yard Ctfers
Schuvler a -on
Mr Schuyler is
Prize*
tli« special patrol 1 au engaged Lv
1 »cal business men Times
Judge John F Hall has been
Porti.«i «1 Lie ch ck l x-
Th
oauie 1 a.- one of Oregon's delcgat«* i change ofh-is fur the l>. -1
mas
IS GIVING AWAY
to the annual convention of the I«attle shipped to th. Pmtk nd
' National G oim I Roads Association Union Stock Yards •he f o. ing
which will b< held at Topeka, Ka>. ^premiums: Car >t« er.', no' 1«» than
December 14 and 15. F. A. B.uley 20 head, 1st, $150, ■. 2(1. »75 ; car
1.- the Curry county representative cows not less than 20 hear), ist,
'
AT MIQ
AT
HIS
Delphi Lodge No. 64 R of P ¿150; 2d, $75; best single steer, ist,
¿25; 2d. 15; best single cow,
took in four candidates at their reg
$25; 2d, $15.
ular meeting Monday, night, after
Cattle to be judged morning ol
[ which a big banquet was served.
WE FEATURE
December 14 th ami sold at auctiorr
; About forty visitors were present
that afternoon. Judges, John F.
A
from Coquille and Myrtle Point and
O’Shea, Pot tian I, Frank Brown o!
some of them said they bad the be- Carlton, Ore., G. W. Gammie of
, time t f their lives
Portland.
This s rt of an en
The Triumph left Tuesday foi couragement should be an incentive
Coos Bay in low ot the Klihyam, for ti e breeder and feed -r of ct tie
anil will be taken from there to the li is in line with the cduca: i m il
Inquire at the store for particulars
C ohtmbia rix er., Capt. R Johnson work undertaken by this com any
of the life saving stat it n w .is n aster and to which the press of the
of the Triumph as far as Coos Bay Pacific N< rthw -t is lending 1
I have a nice line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
and Joe McCord goes ; with her to liable ai<L
Gold and Silver Novelties, Cut Glass, Hand-Painted
remain as engineer'
Receipts at the Portland Union
China, Christmas Post Cards, etc.
A deal was consummated Monday Stock Yards for the month ending
OU will admire the style
Come in and look over my stock whether you buy or
w hereby W. C, Sellmer purchas« d 'o lay have been: . cattle 6518,
of the gai incuts we
not. Glad to show you the goods anyway.
are showing for this
<-.
lives
5S4,
sheep
7549.
hogs
12744,
|
the show right ol R. A. Wa-clt in
Aulum and Winter
1 of the Bijou Theater anil from llti- ho ses 271. T hese receipts arc an
season. You will bi
, time on Bandon will have < nly one- evidence of the utility cf a live stock
phased with the nobby, rich
market. The approximate val. <• < f
moving picture show, The Star.
fabrics, and the prices will con
vince you of the fact that this is
Mr. Waschau will probably leav« the 457 cars that made up the re
the store for real value We
town and at pi «-set we understand ceipts was $567,500, a lid. s un that
believe in «pialitv, and we give
he ha:; Not th Bend as a prospective w -nt into the pocket of the fa in
our customers the best it is
point at which to locate. Mr Was its and stockmen of W tshington,
possible to procure. In featur
The Redm--n will give a ball Feb chau is a good man and will put up Idaho ami < >regon.‘
mg ADLER'S COLLEGIAN
CLOTHES we realize that we
ruary 19th.
a good sho m wherever hi goes.
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have had a consider able
Best ri/er grass hay at Estabrook It might be added that Mr Sellmer
amount
of experience with
G. A. R. Masque Ball
will continue to give Bandon people
Warehouse.
gytf
thes«- s| lendid garments, and
a first class show.
we know that they can not be
There will be a special meeting of
A petition is being ciiculated to
equalled
at anywhere near
New
1
>t
of
best
barley,
lowest
The
G.
A.
R.
will
give
tlieii
the W. O. W. lodge this evening. re ain Thos Coates as road super
their
price.
If you are ready
price in town at Estabrook Ware- annual ball at Oriental Hall, Christ
visor tor another year.
to
buy
your
Fall
Suit or Win
The Foresters of America will
house.
tf
mas eve, music by the popular Sea
ter < hcrcoat let us qu< te you
William
Candlin
the
popular
Co
give a ball Saturday evening January
some prices- and show you
An army of men is at work build Side Orchestra. Numerous prizes
quille traveling man was a Bandon
22d.
some
styles.
as
usual
will
be
given
for
Hie
different
ing railroads up the Deschutes river
business visitor Thcsday.
costumes.
In
addition
to
the
reg
to the interior of the state. The
Stove wood always kept on h md
Buy your first quality white c< dar Winter season is not stopping the ular prizes there will be given one
Lowest price. A. Haberly. 45~5tx
shingles from the Estabrook Co.
work anil during the coming year each to the first lady and gentle
C. H. Chandler is circulating a
County Supt. of Schools. W. H. trains w ill be run into Central Ore man maskers to appear in the hall
petition for A. J. Counts for road Bunch visited the Bandon schools gon, making a wide agricultural and also eight door prizes in the
supervisor in this district.
Tuesday and expressed himself as region accessible to farmers. Ne> drawing of which every one attend
ing has an equal chance.
Watch
All hats at Mrs- Emma Smith’s highly pleased with the condition of railroads, too are entering the coast Woodruff and T urner's window or
country while in the Southern end
millinery store will be sold at cost. the school
of
the state, railroad
raiirc ad builders arc display of the many valuable prizes.
The Saturday evening
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The past success of the G. A. R.
pushing north from Klamath l-’alls
Homer Street
Bandon, Oregon
per
sales
at
Coinerilh
insures a good time for all who come
The Bandon Commercial Chib 1
to
Mat
on
on
the
new
Southern
will give a ball Friday evening Co.'s are proving a b
Pacific line.
Electric projects are out. You may win a valuable door
Dec. 31, New Year’s eve. The I Read their advertisemei
active in the Willamette Valley. On prize.
gains in this issue.
Stage Calls Alma Bell at no idea where he is. 1 am inex
—000 —
proceeds will go toward the carnival j
the whole it looks like the coining
pressibly rejoiced at his wonderful
$2500 for Ten Weeks
fund.
Donald Charkton returned Mon year will be a record one in rail
Victim of Winter Sport
triumph, and proud beyond measure
day from the Siusilaw where he has road building for Oregon.
Surelav for chickens as good
as
an American that this—one of
been for some time in regular en
and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook
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Auburn,
Cal.,
Nov.
29
—
Alma
the great feats of the ages- should
Harold Rust, the eleven-year-old
■ gineering work f< r the government.
warehouse.
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Bell
was
in
town
today.
She
con-
have been performed by a fellow
J He expects to go to Pot tl,mil soon Light Plant Changes Hands son of Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Rust ol
suited
with
her
attorney
about
a
countryman of ours, It is the great
J O. Stemmier of Myrtle Point and report at the head office and
West Marshfield, bro tee his left arm
proposition
from
the
Archie
Levy
feat of our generation.
We are
was down attending the K. of P. I will then go out from there.
this morning while sliding down the
C Evan Lucas of the real estate Commercial Avenue Hill on the Amusement Association. of San Captain Peary’s debtors, all of us
blow out and remained over till
Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook firm of Lucas X Hopson has taken
Tuesday to look after business af
frost covered planking.
He is the Francisco, for a ten week’s engage* who belong to civilized mankind.
warehouse.
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If she ac Faithfully.
over
the
Bandon
electric
light
plant
fairs.
I
only victim cf Goos Bay's first touch ment at $250 a week.
' T heodore R oosevelt .”
cepts
her
mother
will
go
with her.
Chas. Page has taken charge of and will conduct the business from of winter weather this season. The
See Spencer for reservations on
“I want to accept’’ said Alma,
the Western Home Boarding house, this time oh.
sled veered with him while he was
Bteakwater, at the office of the
Die business will be done in the making a rapid slide, overturing “because it is probably the only
formerly occupied by W. L. David
MARINE
Bandon Light X Water Co. 30
son and will guarantee courteous real estate office of Lucas X Hop on him. The fracture is not a serious chance I have of paying the debts
SAILED
Mrs. John Kronenberg Jr. and treatment to both transient and and Mr. Lucas promises to give the one and Dr. Houseworth who is at ncurred by the trial H
Dec. 3—Sausalito for S. F, 420 m
and Mrs. A. G. Thrift and baby home trade. 48th
While in town Alma went to a
people of Bandon the very best tending hi n does not anticipate anv
lumber
who have been visiting for some
millinery store and bought a hat It
service possible.
serious developments. —Times.
The first snow of the season and
Dec. 5—Wilhelmina, Christensen,
time in California for some time re
was
a black one, and there was a
Lucas X Hopson have sold nearly
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—
on«-
ol
the
rare
snow
storms
of
this
for
Coos Bay, 53 tons salmon, 28
turned to Bandon on the Firicld Sat
small white feather on it. She
<11 of the Rosa property which they
climate
fell
Monday
about
noon,
but
tons
miscellaneous.
urday.
Notice to Mariners
ordered the milliner to replace it
took an option on recently and are
it melted as fast as it came down, so
Dec 6—Triumph for Columbia
with|a black feather as she was in
M. G. Pohl, optometerist, well that in a few minutes after it was now preparing to open up Main
River,
via Coos Bay.
mourning.
recommended by his patrons, ex over, there were no signs of snow. street to the property, thus giving
Notice is hereby given that dtiri
N< v. 27--Fifield, Jensen, for S.
amined in California and registered It was probably the tail end of a excellent access to the same.
ing the recent high stage of the
Mr. Lucas says, however, that
Acid Thrower Makes Escape F , 350 m lumber, 40 cds wood, 23
in Oregon. Practice sixty years. snow storm in the mountains.
Willamette and Columbia Rivers
passengers
one
of
the
main
things
he
will
de
Lenses, frames ami test of all
A school census of Bandon has vote hi; attention to from now on several large rafts of logs have
Dec. I - Elizabeth, Olsen, for S.
eyes scientifically correct and ot
BelleFontaine, Ohio, Dec. 3—
just been taken and this di: strict will la- the electric light plant and broken away making navigation
F,
3800 cases salmon, 180 m lum
highest grade, satisfaction guaran
Mrs. George Mann answered a ring
now has about 620 children for I will make improvements just as dangerous, especially at night.
ber,
200 bdls, broom handles, 2
teed. A resilient of Bandon; will
Capt. Svendsen of the Nor. S S at her door last night, opened it and
whom per capita tax will be drawn. ripilly as possible.
The
plant
ons
butter,
1 ton apples. 6 cases
call at your house.
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Phis is about 100 more th in there heretofore lias be n owned by the “Rygja” reports that on Nov. 13, was confronted by a masked woman t woolen goods.
Geo. W. Moore of the Cody Lum were last year and would indicate BmJ jn Light X Power Co. and 1909 in Lat. 510 13' N. Long. 170° who threw vitriol in her face, ex
AHRIVED
33 ' W. passed a log about 20 feet claiming, “111 burn your eyes out. ’
ber Co. returned on the Fifield and that Bandon is growing quite rapidlv ■ has been umler the direct mana
Dec 5--Fifield, Jensen, from S.
ag<-
The woman then fled. Mrs. Mann’s
long.
will remain here for some time, as —FOR SALE OR TRADE-Mov ! II ml of C E. Hollopeter
F., 120 tons mdse, eight passengers.
eyes
were saved by a physician but
The Am. S. S. “A go” stranded
sisting in the plans for the recon ing picture machine, calcium or elec
Dec. 6—Ruby Korth, from S.
an the Till miook bar. Condition she will be disfigured by the deep
struction of the mill, which is now trie lights, Pictures for two nights
F.,
ballast
Oriental Hall
at present not obtainable. May be burns. Her husband told the police
under good headway. John Kron- show. J F. Smith, Bandon, O e.
Nov. 27—Elizabeth, Olsen, from
that he had received letters threat
a tierelict.
enburg Jr., who has been looking
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S.
F., 75 tons mdse, 4 passengers.
ening that he would go home some
J ohn M c N ulty ,
The following is the opinion of
after business affairs in San Francisco
Dec t—.Advance, Ogidinssen,
T. B. Wheeler returned from three well known building carpenters
day to find his wife dead,
Nautical Expert.
also returned on the Fifield.
from S. F., ballast.
Portland Tuesday where he has of Bandon regarding Oriental hall:
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Finishing lumber of all gr tiles been on business in connection with
Dec. 3—Wilhelmina, Coos Bay,
L. (J- Gibson says “I find it to
Roosevelt Praises Peary
will be delivered to any part of the his orchard tracts which he is put-
Armed
Force
Has
Deserted
Christensen,
76 tons mdse.
be a better constructed building
city on short notice.
Apply to ting on the market. He also visited
Zelaya
than I judged it to be and it is per
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR.S FINAL
New York Dec. 2—A letter from
Rockwell Bros, on the S. S. Little th«* famous Hood River country
fectly safe at any time for any sized
ACCOUNT
Theodore
Roosevelt
was
received
by
place, 2 1-2 miles southeast of Ban while he was absent
an«l made crowd.”
Notice
is
hereby
given, lhal the Couniy Coiirt
Bluefields,
Nicaragua,
Dec.
3
—
Seeietary
Bridgman,
of
the
Peary
don.
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inspections of fruit business in that
Wm. McKay says “i knew it to Colonel Cuademiix, an officer ot the Arctic club, today replying to the of Cooi County. Oregon, sitting (or probate
matters has appointed Monday, January 10th,
The University of Oregon expects section. Mr. Wheeler is a prac- be perfectly safe because 1 examined
Nicaraguan arniy, has deserted cable announcing that Commander 1910 at the hour of 10 o'clock a tn. said day,
to issue as a supplement to the tical fruit man and is taking every it thoroughly before the dance
at the Court house in Coquille, Ore jon as the
President Zelaya and with
100 P<- iry had reached the North pole, time
and place for hearing the final accounting ii
February number of the University opportunity to get wider experience. given when the Daisy was launch
the Eitate of J. F. Hamblock, deceased.
All
men
has
joined
the
rebel
force
of
as
follows-
Rulletin, a complete directory of all His fruit tracts are selling rapidly.
ed.”
persons concerned will take notice, that unles*
General Estrada at Rama.
“On Safari, North of
cause be shown at said time and place why
Oregon high schools. It will con
J. Shields says “The building is
Notice is hereby given that
Guadetnuz states that Zelaya’s
“Mount Renia, Sept 22 such order should no! be made, then the said
tain the names of the teachers, many selections are being made from perfectly safe and anyone claiming
will make an order directing that the said
troops in the vicinity of Rama
“Dear Mr. Bridgman Your cable Court
estate fie rjosed, and that the Executors thereof
the subjects taught by each, their th«- large assortment ot holiday goods otherwise does not know what they
number 14«)*, of whom 200 are has just been brought me by a native be dismissed.
preparation, the number of years in at til«- Racket. We still have plenty are talking about and their con
Dated al Parkersbull, Orrgoa, Derember 7th
science bothers them and the, sick. They arc existing on pilot runner here in my camp by the 1909.
high school the course, etc., and is but hurry up if you want the best.
EUGENE H HAMBLOCK
would not feel safe in church.”
bread and native cheese, which is Gu isoNyro. I am writing to Mrs,
to be seat out free of charge.
JOHN V. HAMBLOCK
47 2t
P at H anrahan ,. (Owner)
I cary and to Captain Peary; 1 have*
doled out scantily.
R. W. Boyle
Absolutely Free
JEWELRY STORE
ADLER’S
$60 Diamond Ring and a $25
Sewing Machine
Clothes
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