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R. A. Bok came over 1 < mii North
Bend, Tucaday, and has uet pud a
¡»osition in Lewin's Meat Market.
F or S ale .—7 room house. 4 lots.
Inquire of E. M. S umner , iy tf
Miss Helen Moorman came up
from San Francisco on the Elizabeth
and will make her home with het
uncle, Wm McKay and family.
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M.;vnr Su ve Gallier H imported
soute beffi r r«».»» h -> at* wk of rb< u
luatixu ali4 ho|*> t<> return home
Cap:. O. Wiren, cooperative ob-
servor repoits the r.imtaii lot the
month of M-y to have been 107
inches. Days dear 6; days rainy
and cloud) 15.
T he rainfall ior
May, I509, was 2.90 indies, a differ
ence of 1.83 inches less this year.
Don’t ft rget that T. W. Robinson
Preserve your strawberries. Econ
has Shady Brook dairy food, also
omy Fruit Jars at Bandon Hardware
the very best cocoanut meal, a sub
Co.
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stitute tor oil meal.
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J S. Barton, the Coquille abstract
T. B. Wheel er will o|»en up
man, was a Bandon visitor Saturday
office in the room now decupled
and Sunday.
Atty. Geo. P. Topping
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Farm Machinery at Bandon Hard informs us he will put on sale litt
ware Co. Plows, Discs: Harrows, remainder of the Industrial Addi-
Mowers and Rakes.
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tion on the hill opposite the Cody
A fine ten pound daughter wa- mill and also some desirable acreage
born to Mr. and Mrs. John Larew, will be offeied soon.
The active
May i2th.
business done bv Mr. VV Feiere in
the past gives pr muse of a lively
St. Mary’s Guild will give a Cup
eiTort and that there will be ''some-
and Saucer Sale, Satuid iy. June the
thing doing’’ when he isagain ready
18th.'
22-it
for work.
Matt Smith and wife are the prom!
Have a few 5 or to acre (tacts,
parents of a fine io pound son, born
2jj miles south of town, V_> mile
May 291b.
from beach. I01 sale; best location
Miss
Marie B -ssen, of Lin
J P. D e G esi n .
19—14s
loi-i. was a Band 'll visitor Fr d tv.
I Shady Brook dairy feed is made
Fpend one <1 »bar an 1 gei a iial of pine .diali.1 meal. lolled .11 go< >d
ir» at li»— Morrison Miliinery Sture mollasse*. The
best milk pro
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ducillg Iced oil the tn.it Let. Fot
s de by f. W Rolli* n at Lentia
Jam'« Olsen, the Langlois bu-i
warehouse.
6ti'
tirso man «aS a Bandon bttsint-
VHitor the latter pot of last week.
F or Sai l — Field p<:is,
per pound
Address tb o I. Moni
ton Coquille, ( )ri-
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The free will offering, for the »ide-
Wm. Gallier had a tumor taken es-s.ry to make an addition to the
Boats Arrive and Depart
walk to the bea.h, Sunday, brought
stafi of the Sentinel, ».nd accordingly
Iroffl lus eye I’uesday.
in about it 1.75. The beach side
R. M. Horton has been engaged to
Miss Atkinson of Coquille u .«s a
The
Eliz.il.eth
arrived
in
port
last
walk should be one of the main
look alUr the news gathering end of
Bandon visitor Saturday and Sun
the business for the present. Any Thursday with 140 tons ut Height i topics of conversation until it is
<tay.
favors shown Mr. Horton will be and a good list of passengeis. She ! completed, and everybody should
i lend a helpibg hand tn building it.
greatly
appreciated by the Sentim i
S. J Culv er had the misfortune to
sailed again Sunday evening with a
lose his tine standard bred stallion management.” We are glad to note long passenger list and 20 tons of
New six room house for rent, one
the progress of the Sentinel, and feel |
last Thursday.
miscellaneous freight, S tons butter
block from school house.
sure that Mr. Horton will “make
Geo Erdman has purchased the good’’ as he is a’’‘live wire.” l he and cheese. 50 cords matchwood .uni
A. H aberlv .
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Citv Meat Market of Wm Doyle Sentinel is making great strides in 210,000 feet of l^mbc r.
The Fifield arrived Monday even
and will take possession July 1st.
Dr. W. Botot's Reliable Family
advance meut under the present man
ing with 105 tons -of freight ami
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Robison and agement, and shows signs of pros
about 20 passengers
She sailed Remedies. Pile cure a specialty.
Mrs. Robert Johnson left on the perity.
again Wednesday evening with 20 For sale by Mrs. Lottie J Jenkins,
Breakwater for Portland to visit at
Orders by mail
passengers, 10 tons miscellaneous Bandon, Oregon.
the J. Denholm home
promptly
tilled.
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and 42o,o<x> feet of lumber. The
The best rosebtjsh. after all. Is not Bandon is loading now and will prob
that which has the fewest thorns, but
that which bears the flnest roses.— ably sail for lite south tomorrow.
Henry Van Dyke.
The Newport arrived in the first
Rose Ball Notice.
While the dry farming country of
the west hns opportunities for the man
who understands the type of tillage
he will have to follow and an adequate
compralienslon of the difficulties which
will likely confront him. it is no place
for any man to go who has not had
brains, initiative and energy enough
to succeed in the central and eastern
states. wheYe the rainfall is sufficient
and where conditions are, on the whole,
favorable to a successful and profita
ble tillage of the soil. Those who suc
ceed lu the west succeed by dint of
energy and well directed effort.
The Rose Ball which was to be
given in the Bank Hall, Saturday
evening, June 4th, has been post
poned until the it th, on account of
the K. of P. Convention being held
in Coquille on June 4th.
The Coquille Valley Sentinel says:
“Owing to the business management
of the paper taking up so much of
he editor’s time, it has become nee-
of the week with 110 tons of freight.
She will sail this evening with 40
tons of hay, 4 tons of miscellaneous
21 cords of matchwood, and 1750
bundles of veneer.
The Elizabeth .will arrive again
about Subday and sail again about
Tuesday.
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BANDON
PLANING
Mil l.
AU Kinds of Mill Work.
Mouldings, Sash, Doersand
Furniture.
Mission Work a Specialty
Gr atlv Reduced Rati-' on
Small Mouldings
Shields
And
Armstrong
Proprietors
The R ecorder $1.50 per yea.r
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THE SIMPLE LIFE
daunt ctea/L^jd
itd datan a.
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A Musical I antisy in Two Acts
Book and Lyrics by George Handy Shell an and C. R. Moore
Music by C. R Moorç
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CAST OF CHARACTERS
In the order of their first speeches
Bud, who love* b:.«e hall
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Contrary Mar«, who usually «a-
lhe wrong ihing,
FJIa 1-eltrr
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F’rmive Pi,M.illa. «ho l«we« poetry ai.« nibbi.-« penne«, F.b « Wir n
piil, who I \e* the lurid nori',
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IVt.r, constructor of the üliiny lii.icrák
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Thon as 1 aird
G ntic Gertie, n roit .tic put cp .1 a fen.inine pen kage
I iazci St. phen»on
The M¿i,hal, dignity with a we. k spot fer «cliciol
ma am«,
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The G ..j ire, a chejtv |x’r«on. s(e
Kid McSw.it, >oullitul pu,;ii
Carl Bow man
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lion, after many Wanderings
pre-
Those lirW lilies ,|I ti'e 1!.
II ildw.sie Cb.’s stoic me th tall;
the town
There nil be a lot . 1
them »oil this season. Tlrv hi. <■
just received it big new lot o! fishing
tickle.
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Chas Herzig has opened up a
etore in the Marshall building on
First street and w ill keep in stock
his bread, cakes and pastry.
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ki il y
Maine, exp. re nt cl th - culture ..r,J r<firemen', oí
Hackensack, N. J.
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Nice boy i of Bandon
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LOVERS
Casper, Ran-om Racklc fl
Edwin, George Strang
Michael, ELarl Watkins
Reginald, 1 cnlner Gallier
Mieve you wiCC $ind oui stohe
the frCace to{ get that new eaìjael oí
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we wish, everyone in this city
knew how eahe^uCCy we pick out ouh
stock o([ carets and ingS^ Sealing
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also how Cong they witC weal. Se^ole
that new caibet oi lag Seeomes youls
o let us show and jjlice you ouis.
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with the beende« nf thn tnwa itanif
Fond of Bandon’« nice bay«, b«t Mt
LOVEES
Given Awajr
With every purchase amounting
to one dollar, or over a hat will be
Don't forget that T. W. Robison given free while they last.
Come
has all kinds of hay, giain, etc., at early and make your ch >ice.
the Central Warehouse.
M orrison M illinery S tore .it
Ivy, from Gold Beach
Daily Haaam
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Rose, from Marshfield
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Myrtle, from Myrtle Poi*
Zetta Gibscai
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Bertha, from Lakeport
Erma Craiee
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Noah, retired navigator and shipliwldai, al ptnsmt
Ray Wakan
touring the heavens for his heabb
Miss Cora Caramel, a young teacher sightly daft
on the simple life
Wyncton Pattersen
RAIN BEAUS
P AIN DEARS
Ernest Rossiter
Silvia Racklef
Goorge Moland
Elsie Kinley
Ernest Watkins
eMtoeliS Chaneay
Tom Ostien
Leia RecUegL*
THE Si Mi’LE
LIFERS
Ralph Bullard
I <«n Langlois
z' rchie Rosa
Lura Morgan
Ralph Christiansen
Mildred Morse
Loyal Wircn
Ebba Ween
yOUÏS tiuCy
SYNOPSIS
ACT ¡.---An open place • the
MM the BmJ<« base
ball park, about 8:30 on a morning * May.
ACT II.—The sa*e.
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Woodruff & Turner
MUSICAL NUMBERS
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Overuse
ACT
The House to Furnishers
IIRST
Opmiag Choi» "Teach« .eat ■ <* in the jssgh- '
Bai and Choi*
"I wawt to be a base ball a
Lover« aal Lovees
"Love'« iat Waal."
"Give the girl« al hoar a chant*"
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Maae Kid sad Lover«
*d Lovee*
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"The world moves right along,"
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Gertie and Lovers
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“I’m Really Mr. Noah,"
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Noah and Chorus
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The Rain Song
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“Then another Red Man Lit the dust,’’
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Gertie, Peter. Mary Bud Rainbeaui,
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Raindears and Chorus
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Chorus
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"First you plant a little seed "
II.
Finale.
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Instrumental introduction,
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“When night gently fills on Oregon."
Cora. Marshal, Noah
am4 Chorus
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Principals and Chorus
ACT SECOND
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"We Want You" (Lyric by G. H. Shelton)
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"Hackensack. N. J.,’
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"I Want to lead th
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The Simple Life Chorus,
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“Bessie tonni the Bay"
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“In Noah's Ark"
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"Honeymoon"
Gertie
Lovers and Lovers
Manse and Giris
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Simple Lihts and Chorus
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Cora and Noah
Gertie, Peter, Noah.
Cora, Lovers, Lovers
and Chotus
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Finale.
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Principals and Chores
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