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Items of Local Interest
R. A. Wcrnich was over froln Coos
Bay Saturday. t '
W. P. Murphy of Coos Hay was in
this city Saturday.
0. II. Aascn of Arago was a Ball-
- don visitor Monday.-
H. O. nnincr of Mars i field was a
Bandon v isitor Saturday. '
J.. Humphrey of Gold Beach was a
Bandon visitor Saturday; v- '
Mrs. Lydia Olson of Langlois was
in this city Saturday.
Sheriff W. W. Gape was in Ban
don on business Saturday.
E. K. Jones of Marshfield was in
the city on business Friday afternoon.
O L. Stockin of Marshfield came
over on buisness yesterday afternoon.
Miles A. Simpson returned last
night from n business trip to Coos
Bay.
J. E. Norton of Coquillo was call
ins, on his Bandon customers Satur
day. Attorney John C. Kendall of Marsh
field was in the city on legal business
today. .
C. J. Furhman, the Coquillo drug
gist," was in Bandon on business Sat
urday. County Assessor T. J. Thrift was
down' from Coquillo on business Sat
urday. Adam Pershbakor returned on the
Elizabeth from a business trip to San
Francisco.
D. M. Postc of Mnrshficld was in
tho city Saturday looking after busi
ness affairs.
J. W: Gardiner of Coos Bay was
calling on Baifdon friends Friday and
Saturday.
Dr. S. C. Endicott, dentist, has
moved intp the new Ellingson build
ing. GOtf.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hurley, Saturday morning, Juno 27,
a fine eleven pound girl.
C. H. Cronkhito and wife left on the
Elizabeth for a trip to San Francisco
and other California points.
MMrs. A. Cloary and son left on tho
Elizabeth for California where they
expect to remain for some time.
P'M. Randies, formerly of this city
but now of Myrtle Point was in Bnn
don Saturday looking after business.
Mrs Chris Rasmusscn returned on
the Elizabeth from San Francisco,
where she hnd been visiting for sev
eral weeks.
Attorney C. R. Wndo returned Sat
urday night from a trip to Salem,
where ho had n caso beforo tho Su
premo court. ,
Attorney Geo. P. Topping and wife
went to Coquilletoday in thoir car.
Mr. Topping has n case beforo the
court there today.
Attorney G. T. Troadgold, who was
at Salem, last week trying a caso be
fore tho Supremo court, returned
homo on tho Elder Monday.
A. K. Kellogg and family camo
down from Coquillo yesterday and left
on tho Elizabeth for California where
they expect to mnko their home.
II. F. Morrison has the new front
completed on his barber shop and a
new pinto glass has also been install
in Mrs. Morrison's millinery store.
J .II. Jnmcs of Coquillo has been
visiting his brother, J. T. Jnmes, for
a fow days and tho two gentlemen
havu been enjoying n good seasHii of
fishing.
Sunday was a fine day' for nuto
mobiling and many Bandon people
took advantage of tho lay and cars
went in overy direction and to many
different points.
Mr nnd Mrs. Edmund Croft, who
have been spending somo time at
Croft's Lodge, thoir summer resort
south of Bandon, loft Mondny "for
their homo at Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Elba Wiron returned on tho.
Elizabeth from California, where shn
has been attending school, and will
spend tho Buninior with her parents,
Captain nnd Mrs. 0. Wiron.
County Judge John F. Hall snya
that watchmen will be placed nwir
some of tho Important hridKa of the
county and especially Iwtwoim March
field and Coqtillle, to arnwt unto
spot-dura.
The Coqulllu Stmtliiol tmmriun "A
law to Unit (tfftist wouuuYl amount u
' iiiiuli, but tivttry lima wlw ilriv fin
uuitj ought 1m Iww mm enough
Uww vjmih 19 atar F mm rf
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The Fourth
N this day in 1776 our freedom was really born; from that day on it was a long, bitter
fight, but right won out.
In the last decade men have jbeen gaining a new freedom it's in clothes. They no longer
have to suffer the excessive made-to-measure charges nor the time-wasting, delay arid uncertainty.
You 'men can now get just what you want
when you want it in ready clothes.
Hart Schaffner & JVtarx and Henery Sonneborn with Styleplus $17
have been the big factors in this victory. Men everywhere have come to know that no matter
what their size or what their taste, they can get something they'll like in these good clothes at a
very moderate charge and' at a moment's notice.
If you're one of the men who are not in on
this victory, you'd better come in today.
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JLW V A S I 11 JL 1JL g UL U 11 U J 111 -J , 11 J
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and STYLEPLUS $17 GOOD CLOTHES
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"Money Talks" "Cash Only
Bandon
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
About twenty car loads of Oregon
logan- berries will bo shipped to eas
tern markets this summer. Chicago,
St. Louis, Kansas City, St. Paul, be
ing somo of the places whore ship
ments will go.
Belva A. Lockwood, tho only wo
man, who over ran for president, fell
recently at her Washington office,
and sustained serious injuries. She
is 81 years old, but tho physicians
say that unless other complications
set in she will recover.
Several hundreds of dollnrs' worth
of county warrants which were issued
from seven to ton years ago aro now
boing ndvertised by tho county clerk,
who is trying to find their ownersby
sending out postal cards to their old
addresses. Coquillo Sentinel.
A. W. Sieman and family returned
on tho Eliznbeth from California,
where they had been visiting for
about six months. They report a
very pleasant time. Mr. Siemnn snys
it is very dry in tho setion of Cali
fornia where they were, although
thoy had exceptionally heavy rains
during tho winter,
I.. L. Brandenburg returned from
Maishfiuld Sunday night, having
gone over with Mrs. Brandenburg nnd
bnb who willed on the Hpi'i'dwidl for
Hum PiwhoIrco. Mm. Brandenburg'
MWilutr. Mr. 0. William, and Mini)
Ummww nIq willed mi llm panto
w)lit-
Himjmi nd htUtm Jill) tiri't WW
(ur tute or itwU IjiquIiw of J, T.
Jhhww. lull ttiiiwl uixl J'jmMJ"
Mrs. A. J. Morgan and little daugh
ter, Elizabeth, who have been visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Morri
son for the past ten days, left today
or Marshfield where they will sail
n the Nann Smith for their home
a San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ison took them over to the Bay in
a their car.
For Sale Three and one-half acres
good land, mstly cleared and in cul
tivation, fine garden, good six room
house, good well, partly fenced, VA
miles southeast of Postofllce. A snap
at $8.00. Also 10 acres 1 miles from
Postofllce, some good timber, at $00
per acre. Dipple & Wolverton.Jf.
City Meat Market
A FULL" LINE OF SELECT FRESH
AND SALT MEATS ALWAYS ON
HAND. MODERN METHODS AND
COURTEOUS TREATMENT COM
BINE TO MAKE YOUR TRADING
HERE A PLEASURE. YOUR PA
' TRONAGK SOLICITED.
Phone 193
Geo. Erdman, Proprietor
For Sale at a
Bargain
The Riverton Saw Mill Property consistiug of the '
following tracts and parcels of real estate located
in the Town of Riverton, Coos County, Oregon
Realo Estate Parcels, two acres more or loss $550.00
Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, C, 7, 8, 9 nnd 10, Block C 550.00
Lots 3 and C, Block 5, and dwelling 800.00
Lot 2, Block 1 75.00
Lot 8, Block a , 150.00
Mill Machinery and Buildings.
Two boilers valued at . 350.00
Ono engine, size 10x10 .' 100.00
One engine, size 10x20, 25.00
One engine, sizo 7x11, 20.00
One planer 100.00
One car Hugo and equipment , . . . , 300.00
One edger - IO.Oi)
Four circle saws 200.00
Mill building 100.00
MUcullunuuB pulleys, pipes and parts of machinery 100,00
Total vnluo $ri7i0,00
We will make a liberal discount on
these prices for the next thirty days
For Particular 5e
Dippel & Wolverton