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Th«>se uho think we have had
Mr nd Mrs Aitbu»
\
is.
.ing
Wit
i
storms in Coos county this winter Lake 0 ty, Iowa «ire
would change their minds greatly her mother Mis J. W. Young.
by reading repoits of real storms
H ay of all kinds. The place to
that have occurred in nearly every |buy il I- < ■ : T. W. Robinson at ilu
section of the country.
The ideal Central Wat ehouse.
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BANDON, OREGON
weather of the past ten days would
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Gau nt Lit
OALLIE« BROS .
I
be
ha
id
to
beat.
P roprietors
and children of Gold Beacn are vis
Dors your boy need a slicker ¡ting at the homes of Mrs. Gaunt
Chicken Broth I when it rains? Rosa Co. sells them Jett's sisters, Mrs. J. T. Mars, and
Clam Chowder
HE Only Way to know the
A twelve-pound son was born to Mrs. Lizzie Manciett.
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison of
merits and value of our
The drawing of the silk quilt
Libby yesterday. Mother and child ma le by the l.adie- I h inibir dull»
Boiled Salmon, Egg Sauce
goods is to try them.
I are getting along nicely, This the will take place Monday Dec. 27 al
Now is the Holiday Season.
couple's fifteenth child, thirteen of 2 o’clock p. m. at Lorenz’s store,
whom are living, making a Roose
itx
The time for giving of gifts. If
Boiled Beef, Tartar Sauce
velt family that would thrill the
The various churches of Bandon
you want to make a husband,
Fried Chicken, Cream Gravy
heart of the anti-iacr suicide leader
i
are preparing appropriate Christinas
could he but see them —Tinies.
father, brother, son, sweetheart
exercises for Christmas eve. W<
Adver'ise in the R ecorder and have not be« n able to get any ot du
or friend a present we assure
Xou will get results.
Roast Turkey, Oyster Dressing
pli »grams but suffice to sav the)
Steve Curren has decided to move will all be good.
you we can show you some
Sirloin Roast Beef, Mushroom Sauce
to Bandon where on about the 1st
A big line ot graniteware aiid
thing
Roast Spare Ribs, Sweet Potatoes
of the year he will go into the
I dishes at the Racket Store. 50 51
saloon business.
He is having a
Roast Leg of Mutton, Jelly
new building erected for the pur-
The Saturday after supper -aks
I pose and will have everything in at the Counierilh-Cluistensen C»
_ ’ s s .
readiness for the opening day. Har- store are proving a great success
Orange Fritters
I bor.
1 hey are holding the sale this week
Lamb Stew, Green Peas
Why sufit r w ith headaches? <>n Tnursday evening owing to
1 Others have been relieved by wear the tact that Satuiday is Christmas.
ing our ground to order glasses.
Wild Rose Water White Honey
Bandon Cranberry Sauce
Mrs. C. L. Bender, Optometrist. in bulk or jars at R II, Rosa Co.'s
| At the Gallier, first Tuesday and It has no superior.
Olives
Chow Chow
Celery
j Wednesday of each month.
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The woolen mill does not begin
Work has been commenced on work until 8:00 o’clock in the morn
1 the enlargement of the Bijou Theater ing and quits at 5:00 o’clock in
English Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce
| building, with this building com the evening these days, owing to
Marshmallow Pudding
menced, the new bank building, the the fact that the dynamo burned
the
Odd Fellows building and the < ut and they have no lights. The
Mince Pie
Lemon Pie
Pumpkin Pie
new saloon building going up, dynamo was taken to Frisco where
Apple Pie
Give us the pleasure of showing our goods
things are quite lively in that section it will be repaired and returned to
of the town.
Bandon and the mill will then re
The survey being made for the sume its regular working hours
Coos Bay and Idaho Railway Com
Cafe
Assorted Cake
T en D ollars reward —To an ,-•
pany is now nearing Myrtle Point, one finding the hull or the Ferro
FIFTY CENTS
j the surveyors .11.iking their head
gasoline engine of the launch Viking
quarters in that city. The survey which went out over the Coquille
ors are working on the permanent River bar-
r—----------------------------\ The Wilhelmina made a trie to survey and will keep to the south it
Pickett & Hollenbeck
Rogue River last week. She cross oi the middle fork, and to the west
The Bowman Cigar Co has re
f-d over the bar with lit'tle difficulty. of the mam Coquille river, which
ceived several large orders for their
The mercantile stores of Banclon will run across the river from that
Homer Street
Bandon, Oregon
goods from Riverside and Orange,
will
be
closed
all
day
Christmas,
city.
J. J. Stanley of Coquille was a
California recently, which goes to
thus giving the clerks and all .1
Bandon business visitor Monday.
show that the faint of their excellent
chance to eat Christmas turkey in
brands of cigars
is extending all
will
give
'S
The Order of Foresters
peace-
In order to
ove--
the
Pacific
coast,
a ball Saturday evening January
Remember
the
G.
A.
R.
Mask
get
their
goods
into
Riverside
and
22d. 50 5t
ball
and
get
your
mask
at
Boyle's.
Orange, it was necessary to com-
A X I >
Mrs. C. A. Gage of C< tqirlle,
pete with fifty factories of Los
The
Elizabeth
and
Fifield
both
MARINE
who has been visiting in California
About the Mask Ball
Angeles, all struggling for the busi
for some time was a passenger on arrived in port Sunday evening and
ARRIVED
ness of dealers in these cities, but
the Bandon was close on their heels
he Fifie d Sunday.
Dec. 16—Wilhelmina, Wagner,
TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS the fact that after trying the goods
when they crossed over the bar.
Prof. Kausrud is preparing a from Coos Bay, 40 tons mdse.
Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook The latter vessel went north to load.
of the Bo., man Cigar Co. the deal special musical program to be giv en
2 I if
Dec. 19—Elizabeth, Olsen, from
warehouse.
ers have put in more and larger by the Seaside Orchestra at the G.
I Dull eyes made bright, by glasses
S.
F., 80 tons mdse, 9 passengers.
ordeis, goes to show the merits of A. . mask ball Eriday evening,
A word to the wise take care of th<d afe rjght Mrs. C. L. Bender,
UR trade for the past
Dec. 19—Fifield, Jensen, from S.
the goods.
Illis excellent com
your eyes. Mrs. C. L. Bender. I Optometerist.
Al the < iallier fit st
The grand inarch will open as
year lias been emi’
F.,
81 tons mdse, 6 passengers
pany is gaining a wide reputation follows: Morning Gun, Raising the
Optometrist. At the Gallier, first Tueg _md W(.(| <>f each month. 5<>tf
nently satisfactory,
Dec. 21 —Wilhelmina, Wagner,
Tues, and Wed. of each month 501!
all along the coast and their goods colors;
Revclle by Trumpeters;
for which we desire to
School closes this afternoon for
from
Coos Bay, 70 tons mdse.
We have an excellent article from
thank all our customers I are becoming more popular every Sound of the Drums, Pass in re-
the holidays
A number of the
SAILED
«lav.
A. Haberly on “Cooperation in
view. Die march entitled “Daugh
and guarantee them con
rooms will have appropriate exer-
Fruit Industry at Medford.” which
tinued courtesy at our stone
It is good Towles circus brand ters of the Revolution’’ will be play
Dec 16—Ruby, Korth, for S. F.,
cises, some will have Christmas
will appear in next week’s issue of
syrup. Call at R. II. Rosa Co.'s ed interspersed with war songs of 400 m lumber.
|trees and everything about the
the R ecorder
.
for it.
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school suggests the Christmas cheer.
Dec. 19—Wilhelmina, Wagner,
After prizes arc awarded trumpet for Coos Bay, 1 ton mdse.
I
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and
Tuesday
was
the
fifth
wedding
an
Dr. J. D, Kelley has moved his
ers willl sound -‘Retreat’’ lowering
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 3° family back from Coquille - to Ban
Where you always get your money’s
niversarv of Mr. and Mrs C. E. Hol-
Dec. 22—Elizabeth, Olsen tor S.
of
colors. “Star Spangled Banner.”
worth
lopeter.
and
as
the
fifth
is
the
wood
F.,
320 m lumber, 60 bdls broom
Everybody is so busy this week don and is again located in the
At 1 1 130 o’clock Mess Call will be handles, 20 111 shingles, 5 tons
en
wedding,
the
occasion
was
duh
getting ready for Christmas thai Donald Charlston house opposite
celebrated by about 20 of their sounded by trumpeters.
mdse, 6 cases woolen goods, 10
they havn't time to talk to news | the Presbyterian church where he
R. E L. Bedillion is th"
I cham-
Bill
tickets
will
admit
one
dancer
frieiK'swho
gathered
al
thru
home
passengers.
to
Coquille.
paper reporters, consequently it is i resided before moving
p'on «luck hunter in town I at ores
general admission
in the evening. A number of heai;- and partner,
Dec 22—Fifield, lensen, for S.
hard to get news.
W anted —A position by a com ent. He came in Monday with a
tiful and useful wooden present - .«'-r< tickets or all other admissions 25 F., 425 m lumber, 7 passengers.
Buy your first quality white ctdra j petent and practical engineer. Loco string of ducks so big that we received by Mr and Mis. Hollopelei cents all tickets having equal chances
Dec. 22,—Wilhelmina, Wagner,
motive. stationary or donkey, Ad- | couldn't count them, but if anyone
shingles from the Estabrook Co
also a handsome rug was presented at door prizes.
for Coos Bay, 3 tons mdse.
dress, A. |. Quate, Ban«'.«:'. < )re. has a record for duck hunting and
Following is a complete list of the
io them. Tile evening was spent in
Bandon merchants have as fine a
49-4 Lv
| will make it known we thiiiK “Bob ’
playing progressive whist. Mrs. Wm. prizes to be awarded:
lot of Christmas goods as can b<
w ill be willing to give him a
M.
F.
Horton,
a
newspaper
man
Craine won first prize for the ladies,
found anywhere, and they are de
Best sustained lady's character, fine rocking
' test.
Notice to Mariners
a beautiful hand paint« d pin trav. cha r, given by Woodruff Ar I urner.
serving of the patronage of the pub who has been on the Morning Mail
Be t sustained gen's’ character, bne umbrella,
M G. Polii, optometerist, well The men’s prize was won by (). A.
he.
You can buy goods just as at Medford f«»r some time, and re
given by Smith Bros, Ar Sidwell.
j recommended by his patrons, ex
cently
did
some
work
on
the
Co
Finest or most elaborate lady’s character, two
cheap at home as anywhere on
Capt. B. W. Olsen of the S. S.
■ .«mined in California and registered Trowbridge, a book of toasts by pieces
of statua.y, given by Ft. W. Boyle.
quille
Herald,
was
a
Bandon
visitor
earth.
in Oregon. Practice sixty years Dwiygins the artist, a brother of I inert or most elalwrate gen's’ character, box “Nann Smith” reports the existance
the first of the week,
I..
He is a very | Lenses, frames and test of all Mis Hollopeter. The consolati« ui of high grade c gars, given by Bowman Cigar Co.
of an unchartered sunken rock 5-8
Go to Boyle’s Jewelry stote to get j leasant gentleman.
Mi st comical or clever gents’ character, apple
• eves scientifically correct and <>l prize was captured by C. B.
I
Zeek.
W. N. W. 1-2 W. (Mag)
pearing machine, given by Bandon I lerdware Co. mile
your masks. I t.
highest grade, satisfaction guaran ---
Elegant refreshments were served Most comical or clever lady’s character, ladies' (287° 53' new Compass card) from
If you have any friends vi si tin | teed. A resident
of 1.andon; will and
........ a i pleas mt evening enjoyed by die> ing set, given by O. zX. I rowbridge.
There are so many beautifully you over Christmas, or if you eag
Second best sustained lady’s character, ladies’ Tower Rock, to the northward of
1 call at your house.
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all.
decorated Christmas windows in the
turkey v or goose, or any i
imbrella, given by Gvumerilh-Chrutensen Co.
Cape Blanco, Ore. Capt. Olsen
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At a meet'iig of the creditors of
Second best sustained gents' character, l»ox of
Bandon stores that we could not be thing else with your friends
or the defunct Hensley market at th
1
estimates the depth to be about ro
high grade cigars, given by F. 1. Futile.
G. A. R. Officers
gin to enumerate them all so will neighbors, tell us about it, that wet
to 12 feet as it breaks in a moderate
Door
Prizes
I court house on Tuesd ty, George
r.ot begin, but it will do our reader
The Bandon Post G. A. R. of
First prize given to first couple appearing in swell.
The rock is dangerous to
may get a complete report of Christ | Moulton was elected as trustee and
the hall mask« «], «alad <,i«h, given by A. McNair, i
,
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good to take a trip down town ami
■
ticers
are
as
follows;
0
B
Zeck
mas doings in our next issue
vesse,s seeking shelter north of
his election was approved by Judge Commander; J A. Faulds, Sr. Vice I sack of flour, given by A. E Whue.
make a little inspection tour.
Io oldest couple api-earing m the hall during Blanco in Southeast gales. Approx.
James Lawhead, government in Sehlbrede. His bond is fixed at Comdr: R. F. Shannon. Jr Vice;
evening, I >acli ot flour by Chas. Lorenz.
Chas. Page has taken charge oli spector who has been down at Cape >2,000. It is thought that the as ! A. M. Sumner, Chapiain; J. W. the Following
door prize« will be given to ihooe I Lat. 52° 52' 5" N.
the Western Home Boarding house, Blanco for some time superintending sets will fully cover the liabilities | Felter, quarter master; M. Rowan, holding the lucky number«:
Capt. Poulsen ot the Am. S. S.
One boa of cigan, given by M. A. Norton
1 representative.
lormeily occupied by W. L. David the construction of a dwelling tor - Sentinel.
One box ot cigars, given by Gros« Bro*.
“Fairh: ven” reports that on Dec. 9,
The new W. R. C officers are: One box of candy and posl card album, given
son and will guarantee courteous | the keeper down there, has returned (
1909 at 10 a. m. he passed a red
Captain Levi Snyder, of the steam- ' .Maltha J. Zeek. president: Deborah by J W Lint.
treatment to both transient and to Bandon and w ill look after s«»me
Prize by C. Y. Lowe.
can
buoy adrift 5 miles 2530 07' 30"
Young,
Sr.
Vice
president;
Mrs
L.
er Argo, wrecked at Tillamook, ha
Prize by Bandon Drug Co.
home trade. 48tf.
Woodruff,
Jr.
Vice
president:
Mrs.
from
Cape Arago, whether true or
repairing work at this place.
had his license suspended for one
Two «a«h prize« given by donation.
C.
S
Rockwell,
conductor:
Garnett
Io
the
be4
sustained
military
or
naval
charac
magnetic
not stated.
Buoy was
The Coquille Valley Sentinel is
Posters are out announcing a year for carlessness ami bad ludg-
Turner,
Eltresta
Hoover,
Virginia
ter «vill be given an elegant G. A. K. Xmai
passed at 1-4 mile and no marks
making several improvements, chief New Year's ball by the Bandon ment in trying to enter the harbor Hoover, delegates.
■ ak> |^iven by Max Smith.
1 he following persons gave cash donations:
could
be seen upon it although it was
among which is a new press and a Conimerci d Club.
Everyone who at half ebb tide, We think that the
The Sons of Veterans officers are (.aHb rlBr is , R. W Bullard. F. J. Fahy.
closely
watched when riding the
new dress of type for the paper is interested in the future of Ban-1 fnSpecturs have been too severe n C. B. Zeek. commander, R A. Bandon Wine Ac Liquor Co., Bandon Light &
The Sentinel is a good paper and don should buy s ticket is th- pr Va., of his counuyi) coolness, and Felter, Sr. vice commander; E. B. Water Co., J E. Walstrnm, 1. W. Robinson, waves crest. (Old style bearings
Waiter Sabin, Dr Perkins, Gaioutte Bro«., F.
W by S 1-2 S.
will the new equipment should be ceelswillgo to straightening up (judgment in saving lives after his I leurv Jr. Vici . N S I 1
zX. Ba ■■«, M. L Walker, Lu. as Ar Hopson,
secretary: H. L. Houston, treasurer; Shields
Ac
Kennedy.
R.
H.
Rosa
Co.
•ble to command a large amount of back debts and for the purpose of vessel was wrecked. —Port Oford (.co. P, Topping representative; F.
J ohn M c N ulty ,
E. Lewin donared I ham.
business.
I Wm. Doyle inoated I ha*.
| booming the tewn and country.
1 Tribune.
3 Perry, chaplain
Nautical Expert.
CHRISTMAS DINNER, 1909
HOTEL GALLIER
The Only Way
T
of worth and value and
will be appreciated by the
receiver.
Our line of ties is most com
plete. We have the latest
styles and shades in Stetson
Hats which have just arrived.
A complete line of Men’s Dress
Gloves. Good in boys’ suits
and overcoats
Smith Bros. &
Sidwell
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