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Geo. W. Moore of the Cody
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I.umber Co. left on the Eitield for
his home at Port Huron, Mich. Ì
1 where he will l<x»k after business af J
fairs for a short time and will return
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
IF SO CALL LRU LOOK OVfcli
! to Bandon next month.
UR STOCK OF
Mrs. Bruno Sunday.
Pure home made lard at R. H.
Chris Rasmussen was over to i Rosa Co.’s
Marshfield the first oi the week
M. <j. Pohl has an interesting
looking after business affairs.
Christmas story of the Coquille Whist, 500 and Bridge Score
Mrs. Thus. White returned home
valley in an early dav, in this week's Cards. Punches. Counters, etc.
to Bandon Monday having spent
issue <>f the Bandon R ecorder
several days in Marshfield visiting
t FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Mr Pohl has written some enter
friends.
taining history of Coos comity PRIZES EOR ALL
For weekly Examiner Subscrip pioneer life. — Myrtle Point Enter
AT THE
tions and Breakwater Reservations prise.
see Spencer.
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Buy your first quality white cedar
Local Lore j
PLAY CARDS?
Playing Çards
Bandon Drug Co.
The Coos Bay Gas N Electric (‘o.
have sold their holdings to H. M.
Byllesby A Co. of Chicago and the
new firm took over the business
February 1st
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The above was written foi fun
here are some facts:
The Modern W oilmen is the lar
gest organization of its kind in the
field
Over one million members, Their
membership is selected by strict
medidal examination
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shingles from the Estabrook Co.
Their purpose is to furnish pro
O. Wiren, cooperative observer, tectiou to their families at actual
gives the following weather report cost.
for the month of January; Rainfall
They are strictly self governed.
for month 9.72 inches; days clear. 3:
A big supply of hay, grain mil
There has never been, and neve
days rainy and cloudy 28. The
feed and seed grain constantly on
rainfall for the corresponding month will be, any graft in connection with
hand. T. W. Robinson at Central
of 1909 was 13.70 inches, a difference It.
Warehouse
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of 3.98 inches less this year.
Its social and fraternal features
New- 1 ji of best barley, lowest
The big flood at Paris which has
Received at R. H. Rosa Co.’s a
are
aS good as can be found any«
caused over $500,000 damage is price in town at Estabrook Ware large stock home made corn fed
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now receding, but will go down house.
bacon. Try and be convinced of its where.
into history as cne of the greatest
The
oderii Woodmen desires
Three more bodies had been quality.
catastrophes of this decade.
wa-hed ashore from the Czarina
and
urges
you to investigate its
The Elizabeth sailed Wednesday
Dr. and Mrs. Houston of Bandon wreck up to last Saturday, but it 111 'ruing for San Francisco carrying affairs.. You can't afford t > gamble
arrived here from Bandon yeserda> was impossible to identify any of j 1 full cargo of lumber and miscel with the future of those depending
with Mrs. Chris Rasmussen who is them, One was thought to be the I ineous freight and the foil »wing on you
to nnderg«, an operation in a hos body of Capt. Duggan, but there 1st ot passengers, Miss I.orentzen,
3%
There is a good strong camp ai
w: s nothing certain about it. This Mrs. Morrison, T. P. Hanly, Mrs.
pital here.—Coos Bay Times.
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body was found up north of the Hanly, I. Warrell and wife, Ray- ready organized in Bandon.
House and two lots for sale, in Urrfpqua, and would indicate that
Langlois, D Cass, Mt. Brown,
A large class oi applicants will be
quire of C. W Young.
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the bodies are becoming wdely Mrs. Brown, Au.usta Avans, V.
initiated Wed. eve March yth and a
ashe Bieuer, A. Winegar.
C. E. Bowman has purchased two scattered and are liable to wash
general good tune is expected.
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choice lots iff the Catholic park ashore most any place along the
See the strong line of new ging-
coast
which has recently been put on the
To go in with this class, appli ra
'i nns .it Rosa Co.’s s. Nothing better
market. Mr. Elliott we understand
H ay of alt kin s.
The place to will come to town if you wait all tion must be made by Feb. yin.
has also purchased two lots in the buy it is of T. W. Robinson at the summer for it.
The cost to join is $5 00 appli
same addition.
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L'entrai Warehouse.
The Commercial Club will give a cation fee and $1.25 examination
Best grade of Rouse coal at
Snow was visible on the hill- St. Valentine’s
ball, Saturday fees.
Estabrook Co ’s.
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.round Bandon Monday and Tuess evening Feb. 12 in Bank hah. The
1 lie rates on insurance are 50
M. Smith of the Vieuna Cafe lav mornings, bur there was not a following committees are in charge
has changed locations with the sufficient amount of the beautiful in of the affair: general committee, cents at age 25 or under up to $1.00
Owl Saloon aud he is now nicely Bandon to make any impression and Dr L. P. Sorensen, J. W. Mast, at age 45.
located in the place, He is fitting the small boys who had hoped t c. R. Wale; floor committee.
The undersigned will be pleased '
up the interior and will have an have a battle royal with great Chas. Hubbard, Ray- McNair, N. J.
10 furnish you any further informa-
upto date restaurant in every re balls of white .'ere doomed to dis | Crain; door committee
E. E,
spect
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appointment. Snow was reported at Oakes. Thos. Anderson, R. M. ’on.
W. B. H opkins , Deputy.
M iss Mary Cole of Bandon, who Marshfield. Coquille and in the Pressey.
country
also
between
here
and
underwent an operation at Mercy
The House Furnishers
The very last of 1909 crop King
hospital a few days ago, is getting those points, but the only snow in of Thompkins County apples fast
Teacher’s Examination
along nicely Dr. Housworth, who Bandon was a few flakes along with disai pearing at R. H. Rosa Co.'s.
is attending her, believes that she the rain, which disappeared about
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The
Fifield
sailed
early
Wednes
is
fast
as
it
struck
the
ground.
w ill be able to return to he home
Notice is hereby given t! at the
day morning with a large cargo of regular semi-annual examination oi
shortly—Times.
Surelav for chickens as good
lumber and freight and the follow
Butter Wrappers for sale at this and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook ing list of passengers: Mr. Van applicants for state and county
papers will be held in the court
warehouse.
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dicker, Jun Pearce, N. C Armstead. house in Coquille beginning at 9 a.
Everything is in readiness now fqr < leo. W- Moore. J. J. Sullivan, R
On account of having to go to
the
establishing of the new First Na Clinton and wife, Will Gaffey. m. Feb. 9th T910 and continuing
San Francisco to purchase my
for three days.
stock of spring and summer mil- tional Bank, as soon as a few details Will Edwards, A. Dawson, R. M.
Dated this 25th day of Ian. 1910.
J. W. Roberts Lay ton, Joe Gross, A. Ames, Dom
linery, my store will be closed until can be arranged.
W. H. B unch ,
who is to be cashier will leave Pierre, inick Cese, Jack Taylor. J. H. Al
about March 1st. Mrs. H. F
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Co. Supt.
S D. about Februaiy Sth and ex ling, Ed Lawson, Thos. T.ethrake.
Morrison.
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pects to arrive here about the middle
Watch Rosa Co.'s store for the
For best early seed potatoes, in of the month. He has been assistant
Doings on the Coquille
quire of J. H. Jor.es of Bandon. qtf cashier of one of the big banks in largest and best line of muslin un
derwear that ever struck the town.
There will be a basket ball game Pierre and thoroughly understands Will arrive soon.
The following items are taken
tomorrow evening in the Bandon the business. Until Mr. Roberts
< )liver Ray Wyant the six year from the February Timberinau and
opera house between Bandon high arrives, the business of the bank is
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wyant indicate the outside advertisemen
school and Coquille high school. oeing looked after by- Asst. ( ashier
and note of Bandon and the Co
E. E. < fakes, w ho has been the • lied at their home Sunday as a re
It will be called at 8:30 and there
quille
river:
leading factor in organizing the new sult of a back set from scarlet fever
should be a big attendance by the
Col. R IL Rosa, own-r ot the
bank, and has brought the same to which was caused by getting on', too
public to show the interest in the
soon after .convalescence
The im Rosa mill md large timber hob ling;
aich a successful culmination
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
Bandon schools,
mediate cause of the death was south of Bandon, predicts a pros
first
P osition W anted —By
He was a perous year fur the lumbermen ol
Jas. E. Murphy of the Green N ■lass locomotive and stationary en- acute bright.« disease.
bright little fellow ami the bereaved Coos cotintv. Col. Rosa is the
Foster Co. who has been here for a gineer.
Inquire Norton Book
parents have the sincere sympathy veteran millman of Coos county,
week or two looking after the bus Store.
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of many friends in their great still engaged in the operation of a
iness of the Bandon Creamery left
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William Henry Hosking the six bereavement. This family has been mill.
Tuesday morning for Riverside
where he will look after bus month’s old son of Mr. and Mrs. sorely afflicted with an epe limic ol
1st Class,Bread,Cakes, Piesand Pastry
Last week the steamers Filield
iness in connection with the cream J. N. Hosking died at their home near scarlet fever, but ail those remain and Elizabeth sailed from Bandon
Of all Kinds. You can get my goods at
this city Sunday. At one o’clock ing are now past the danger mark
ery at Ten Mile Lake.
on the Coquille river.
The New
Rosa Co.’s store, at J. M. Baker’s store and
at night the child was in its usual and there is no more danger of l»ort left Bandon for Portland on
at
Cornforth’s restaurant. Satisfaction guar*
The crew of linemen of the Co health, and about eight in the the disease spreading as the con
her
new
run.
having
developed
a
anteed.
A trial will convince you
quille Valley Telephone Company morning he was found in a very tagious point is already past.
direct
freight
connection
between
the
last week finished setting the poles critical condition.
Medical assist
CHAS. 1IERZIG, PROP.
two noris. Schooner Hugh Hogan
for the new system on the main ance was called, but all that human
loaded
at
the
Lyons
and
Johnson
streets of the city and this week skill could do was of no avail and
City Council
i mill and the Advance at the Ran
considerable of the wiring was the little one passed over ab. ut
dolph ni’ll.
stretched. The company is going noon. He was one of the twins
The A. F. Estabrook Co. of Sin
ahead with their work as rapidly which were the sunshine of the
The council met last night and
as possible and hope to have the home. Mr. and Mrs. Hosking will transacted considerable business I j Francisco h is offices at Bandon and
Dig ont your attic and woodshed and hunt, up yonr «Id
new exchange connected up in a have the sincere sympathy of a large of which we give a brief summary, | operates several of the company ves
I-urn nre. Stoy««, etc. and call 00 the Second Hand
Man and he will buy it
very short time.—Sentinel.
circle of fiiends in their time of owing to limited time before going to sels betw-een Bandon and San Frm-i
I cisco; shipping large amounts of ties 1
press.
BANDON SECOND HAND STORE
The revival meetings at the Pres sorrow.
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and
match
wood
and
also
handlmgi
L. B. W odrilff. Prop., st >re on Plank Rind
The following directors and of
Bills to the amount of ab ?ut $800
byterian church are still in progress
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the
output
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f
several
small
mills
and will continue indefinitely or as ficers for the Randolph Lumber Co. were allowed, these included side
south of Bandon:
long as the present intense interest were elected for the ensuing year walk, street construction and mis
The first thirteen miles of the Foster mill, and the Rockwell Bros
keeps up. The house is well filled iecently: J. L. Kronenberg, A. J. cellaneous.
Donald Charleston the government
The bill of the Bandon Light & ■ Bandon-t ort Oriord railroad will be plant and in Curry county is the engineer of Bandon has been order-
every night and souls are being Sherwood, S. W. Faliy, A. Kruse
saved at every meeting. So far and W. C. Parker- The officers of Water Co. was discussed and laid built this summer from Bandon to E-tabrook mill. All o' the >utput ed to Portland.
The Lyons and Johnson mill on
about twenty have confessed faith in the company who were elected at over The company asked the city to Langlois. The road (»enetrates rich of these mills as well as the ties and
Christ and many more are asking the meeting are: President, J. L. pay #3 50 a hydrant, but the coun timber belts in Uc.os and Curry match wood must be brought to the Coquille river is rnnning full
vice-president,
A. cil thought the charge was excessive counties a d will mean 1 saving t • B.mdon on the wag m road at a force cutting lumber for the Cody
for the prayers of the Christian Kronenberg;
-i of about $4 a thousand
.Lumber Co. The Randolph mill is
people. Rev. Taylor, pastor of the Kruse, and secretary and treasurer. and after considerable discussion a the small mill« in the locality and to
1 the ship >crs handling tin ■utqxit.
i S Perry who conducts the also running.
Presbyterian church at Myrtle Point A. J. Sherw hm I. The company has committee was appointed to 1
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is present this week and assisting in made a number oi substantial im into the situation and see wiiat could South of Bandon are located the er.eer fa ory at Bandon will bu tld a
provements
u>
the
past
year.
Dedone.
Rosa mill, the Cox mill, the Cox «N neit plant at once.
the meetings.
The R ecorder $1.50 per year.
Mrs. H. F, Morrison left on the
Elizabeth for San Francisco where
she will spend a month in the
wholesal millinery houses getting
on to the new styles and will lay in
a complete stock of the marxets
latest and choicest creations in hats
for ladies and children.
don’t you riant a nice ehijfionel
or dlessel?
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yuaxtel oak ehUtoneh pi
ehifâoneh pl
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diesel pl
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yu altered oak dlessei pl
face eultadnA pl
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fioitlelUls
s. e
have a fi fave to keefi rthat you have
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WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
When it comes to making prices
that please the people you will
always find this ¿tore in the
front rank, and our ¿lock is far
ahead of any that has ever before
been shown in Bandon fl You
always find dependable mer
chandise here.
0. A. TROWBRIDGE
Home Bakery
Second Hand Store
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