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THURSDAY, AUG. 15, 1901.
EDITORIAL.
The strike, of the Amalgamated
Steel workers, is growing io import­
ance. Hnd there is no present indica­
tion of u settlement. Both sides ap­
pear to be determined to brave the
consequences, and it i« very difficult
to foresee immediate results. Sym­
pathy is largely with the strikers, and
po one need bo surprised if all the
labor unions in America are called
put before the trouble is adjusted.
Ball Game a Failure.
The ball game, advertised for last
Sunday proved a failure, in this that
it did not materialize.
The purse was up, and the gate
receipts gathered, and every arrange­
ment completed, but wbeu the call to
play Lail, went fourth, it was discov­
ered thnt thero was but one new ball
on the grounds, and as the league
rules call for two, the Marshfield
team, led by Wright left the field,
although there were two other balls
on the ground which had seen but
very slight service-
Bandon was out of baseballs and
the difficulty could not be remedied.
Still there were many persons pres­
ent who thought the pretext given
too trivial an excuse, and believe that
there was a different reasou bidden
behind this pretext.
The steamer Dispatch had come
down from Coquille, on Saturday
evening, making the second time she
put in an appoarance that day with
excursionists, and on Sunday she
brought down a large delegation to
witness the ball game, while there
were numerous residents o( Ban­
don and viciuity present, but they
were all doomed to disappointment,
and they were not a few who re­
marked that the real reason of the
walk off was, that the Marshfield
team had ran up against "the real
thing” and walked off to avoid defeat,
After the game was off the task of
returning the gate receipts was un­
dertaken but the money failed to go
round. This failure was due to par­
ties calling for a return of money
who had beat their way iuto the
grounds.
Bandon residents were not, gener­
ally speaking, over anxious as to
which team might win, but wished to
see a cosely contested game-
Education of Women.
Mogtux, Auo. 5 th .
The dowager Euipre», Frederick died at
Cronberg.
The relation, between Franoe aud Tur­
key are strained.
Colombian iuanrgents were auocn.ful in
several eugagemeute.
A score of persons were frilled by an ex­
plosion at Philadelphia.
The steel trust succeeded in opeuiug a
mill at Leechburg.
Gver 600 National banka have been organ­
ized under the law of March 4, 1900.
Deputy Sheriff Cool, of Mosoow. Idaho,
who was shot Sunday while attempting tu
arrest Murderer Steffen, is dead.
Quarantine officials at Victoria, B. C„
have been warned to guard against possi­
ble introduction of the bubonio plague.
The outlook fur an amioable settlement of
the San Francisco strike has considerably
diminished.
Eastern wheat markets are higher.
Sugar takes another drop.
TugsDAX, Ayo. 6 th .
Admiral Howison will be the third mein-
ber of the Schley court of inquiry.
A general strike has been ordered in the
mills of the steel trust.
Maryland Republicans met in convention
at Baltimore.
The funeral of Empress Frederick will
occur at Potsdam Tuesday 13th.
Tfre house of Commons discussed a vote
of £6,50<h0*J0 to aid South Afrioian colonies.
The English Minister at Pekin refused to
sign the settlement protocol.
Unkown burglars drove a tunnel beneath
the vault of the Selby Smeltiug Works, near
San Fraucisco, and got safely away with
$280,0J0 worth of gold.
The Washington Supreme Court refuses
to graut a writ of bHbeas oorpus fur Eben
Boyce, the Tacoma murderer.
Governor Gage may be asked to mediate
between contestants in the Sun Fraucisoo
strike.
A Portland corporation will undertake to
reclaim 8800 acres of arid land in Haruey
County under the Carey arid lauds act.
The ohiafs of the divisions of hydrography
and forestry are making au exteuded trip
through Eastern Gregon.
Portland Flouring Mills Co., to build at
Odessa, Wash.
Three more Portland grain ships reach
Queenstown.
W hdnbsday .
Cummins was nominated for Governor by
the Iowa Republican Convention.
A negro was burned at the stake by an
Alabama mob.
The steel trust is proparing to start up its
ttjle mills.
Thousands were drowned in China by the
flooding of the Yaugtse.
Police, working on the Selby Smelter role
Very, have made one arrest on suspicion.
Saud teamsters join San Fraucisco
strikers.
Aberdeen incendiary arrested while firing
a churoh.
Eastern wheat markets show further ad-
vauoe on heavy export demand.
Which Wo*The Dokef
A certain Duke while driving from
the station to the park on hia estate
to iuapect a company of artillery, ob­
served a ragged urchin keeping pace
with the carriage at bis Bide. His
Grace, being struck w\tb the cleanli­
ness of the lad, asked him where he
waa going. The lad replied:
“To the park to sou the Duke and
sogers.*'
The Duke feeling interested, stop
ped his carriage and opened the door
to the lad, saying be could ride to
the park with him. The delighted
lad, beiug in ignorance of who be
was, kept his Grace interested with
quaint remarks till the park gatee
were reacted.
As the onrriage entered, it was
saluted by the company and guns,
wbere-upon his Grace said to the lad:
’’Now can yon show me where the
Duke is!”
The lad eyed his person all over,
then looking at the Duke, replied,
quite seriously:
“Well I dun no, mister but it’s
either you or me!”— London Spar*
Moments.
FBIDAX AUG. 9.
SATURDAY
auo .
10th.
Shaffer’s strike order was generally
obeyed,
The United Mineworkers indorsed the
steel strike.
The American Tin-Plate Company will
dismantle its crippled mills.
An attempt was made to blow up a Brit­
ish transport at New Grleaus.
Another negro was Vifhed at the stake
in the South,..
liusineHS men of Ban Franoisco working
hard to end strike.
The San Francisco Bulletin says:
“Give the feminine imagination free
rein and there is no limit to the scope
of woman's work. Educate woman
as she should be educated aud she
will show tnan liow to rule the world.
In a recent lecture on the influence of
women’s clubs, Mrs. Wright Sewell
SUNDAY AUO. 11
said: “The present activity of Steel xtorkera iu Western mills of the
women in the world’s work is only trust refused to st rike.
The ironmasters are claiming the viotorv.
teaching men our real value. The pro­
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fession of motherhood is one far more
AROUND THK COUNTY,
exacting than that of any doctor or
lawyer, and there will bo no medical From the Coquille City Bulletin.
profession when wifehood, mother­
The Southern Oregon Co's cannery
hood and bomemaking have been at Parkersburg, we are reliably in
perfected. The homo which has formed, will not operate this season.
gained by womau leaving it will gain This leaves the river witji but one
most of all by our going back to it. canuery to handle the salmon. Pro­
The coming Btage (age?) will find the viding the run is no larger than last
world recognizing wifehood, mother year's this cau be easily done; but
hood aud bomeiuakiog and society should they come anything like the
as of such great importance that present rfin on the Columbia river,
women cannot be spared to do work the capacity will be entirely to small.
of such secondary character as that
If reports be true, Landis, the
Of any office, business or profession.” tiend of the timber trails, must be
“This supremacy of woman in uso- given credit for one of bis supposed
ful lines of work is to be brought victims, who now turns up in the
about by education. Co education person of Geo. Thompson, at TncoinH.
has been tried aud women still bold Washington. Mr. Thompson, it will
subordinate) position. Real educa­ be remembered, left bis valises with
tion will come to women only when Mr. Hicks the photographer just be­
the educational plan gives women aa fore taking a trip with Landis through
much promiuence as men. Women some timber, and as he was unbear4
must have equal representation with of for months, Landis was credited
men (n the faculty. Then we must with another victim. However, this
send our girls to school with the same week a letter whs received by a friend
serious purpose which our boys have. purporting to be from Thompson,
Iu other words, the girl must lie pre­ who reported himself all O. K. Still
pared for the duties of wife, mother there is a chance that this is but «
and home maker with the elaboration ruse. It may be possible that the
of study which prepares boys fur the author of this letter is none other
learned professions. The wives, moth­ than Landis himself. He is capable
ers and home-makers of a former of doing it and his purposes are
period will discover from this outline sometimes deep seated.
of modern woman's work how defi
Notice to the Public.
cient they were, from an educations)
Notice is hereby given that I will place
point of view, for work which they poison
in the field in which I pasture my
sheep.
I* bus become neorMty to do so to
performed with ns much success as
protect my sheep from the ravages of the
ordinary human effort.”
doge.
T. ANDEHNON.
S ummer G oods !
If You Do apd
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc
We nre .till doing buaineaa at The Old
Stand and can please you. Give us a Call
tMfaiuiuo our
J. Denholm
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TINBHUF IN CONNECTION-
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The Bandon Hardware Man
PRICES.
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries New Srping and Summer Goods
Always on Hand
coming in on every boat.
Perfect fit
Guaranteed.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Steamer,
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
give a regular 10 day Service between Coquille River, Oregon, and San
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure This 8tenroer Will Francisco,
California, fur both passengers aud freight.
is the only positive cure known to the
For full or further information apply to Cnptnin A. Reed, on hoard steamer or
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
N. LORENZ. Agent. Coquille. Oregon.
M. R. LEE, Agent, Bandon. Oregon.
constitutional diseuse, requires a con
E. T. KRUZ, General Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisoo, California.
siitntional treatment. Hall's Cat­
arrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de­
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as­
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so inueb fuitb in its
curative powers, that they offer One
JOHN CITIIKFN, Proprietor.
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
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This well known hotel is now under new and com­
uionials.
petent management and has been thoroughly ren­
Address F. J. C heney & Co., To­
ovated throughout. The table service is eqnal to,
ledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for con^-
Hall’s Family Pills are tbu best.
mercial men. Baggage transported to and flora
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boats »nd trains free of charge.
MOrilLV WEATHER REPORT.
Fine uew l»so' in connection with the hotel.
CAPT. A. REED.
Hotel Coquille,
CJoqiiillc City,
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AYAcXVltz Constantly on Hand. Men’s Furnishing
Gootle it Specialty. New Hat«, New lies. New Shirts, UmGrwiue,
and 8tu>e‘j. Ifratis and Rubber Gotels.
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Seed and Peed,
W. C. Sanderson.
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THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop.
Will Keep on Hand at all Tune»
Fresh Beef, Pork. Multon, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, and t>
Generous supply of fresh Groceries
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton.wool, bides, etc.
LADIES’ FURNISHING
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I-«?" In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a,
Kér LADIES’ ITEM I.1NG DEPARTMENT,constantly add­
MT ing new goods to lier stock of Jm.ktls, Cloaks, Lidii-%’
tir Underwear, Shirt Waists, Skirt Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs,
1-iT Ladies’ and Children’s Hose.
DEPARTMENT OF T11E INTERIOR,
U nited S tates L and O eficz , R oskuubu .
O beuon . July 11,1901.
A «indolent contest affidavit having lieeii
filed in thia oUics by Davul P. Strang, Jr..
contostant, against the homesieil entry No.
776«. made August 16. 1898, for the WJ4 of
NEJ4, and NJ4 of SEI«. Section 28. Town
«hip 28 8, Range 14 W., by Leonard Brigga.
Contaatee. in which it is alleged thnt the
said Leonard llriggs has not resided upon
or improved the said homestead as by law
required for the last six years, and that thia
alleged absence from the land was not due
to hia employment in the Army. Navy, or
Marine Corps of the United State« as a pri­
vate soldiei;. officer, seaman, ox marine, dar­
ing the war with Spain, or during any other
war in which the United States may be en­
gaged, said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
said atlogntion at 10 o’olock a. in. on Augnst
31.1901. before L. H. Hazard. County Clerk,
at. Coquille. Oregon, and tbnt final beariug
will be held at 10 o’clock a. m, on Septem­
ber 10, l*y>l, before the Register mid Re­
ceiver at the United States Laud Office in
Roseburg. Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, filed Joly 8, 1901. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence person­
al service of this notice can not tie made, it
is hereby ordered and directed that aucli
notice be given by due and p^opei; publica­
tion.
J. T. B bidoeb , Register,
J. H. B ooth , Receiver
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NOTICE KOH PUBLICATION.
Department Of The Interior,
L and Orriez at R osedubu . O beuon .
Augnnt 10. 1901
X’OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 v the following named nett er hnn filed
notice of liis intention to ninke final priait
in «apport of hl« claim, and thnt «aid proof
will l>e made before L. II. Hnzard, County
Clerk nt Coquille City. Oregon, un Sept, 28,
1901, vii:
POINTER BUMMERS,
on hi« H. E. No. 1037«, for Ihn WJ^ of NEQ.
8<i of NW'4 of Seo. 5. Tp 30 S„ R. 14 Went.
He nnmen the following wtineraen to prove
hi. continuum, residence upon and cultiva­
tion of nnid land, vii: (I. T. Blnmenrother,
of Bandon, Oregon. Samuel II. Smith, of
Bandon, Oregon. A. Diakaon, of Bandon,
Oregon. B. F. Cope, of Bnndon. Oregon.
J. T. Baino«,
nugl5
Regiiter.
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RUSSEL PANTER, Master
Department or The Interior,
L amd OrnoH at RoaEnjUBo, O bbo in .
August 10. 1901.
’VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Is the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before L- H. Hazard County
Clerk at Coquille City, Oregon, on Sept. 28,
1901, viz:
SAMUEL H. SMITH
OU his H. E. No 10877. for tho NWJf of
8WI, of Bee. 3. N},' of 8E>i, NE‘4of 8WJ4
of Sec. 4, Tp. 30. 8 R. 14 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land viz; C T. Blnmenrother.
of Bandon, Oregou. Porter 8u nmer«, of
Bandon, Oregon. A. Dickson, of Bnndon,
Oregou. B. F. Cope, of Bandon. Oregon.
J. T. B biduxs ,
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Sunday, nt 7:30 o'clock and mtikea oonnec
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PATKOX1ZH
[Timber I.nud. A94 Ji^ne 3, IfrTIA.)
U nited S tates L and Omen, B ohf - bubo .
O bkoon June 3. 1901.
fUOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
” compliance with I ba provisions of ihe
act of CoijgresB of June 3. 1878. entitled “An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of Onlifornia, Oregun. Nevada, and
Wnaliingtoii Territory,” as extended, to nil
the Publio Land States by act of August 4.
1892, Terrence Y. Callaghan, of Coquille Citv.
(¡«■uiity of Coos, State of Oregon, has this
day filed in this offico his sworn statement
No. 1672 for the purchase of the SEL at SE‘4
of Sec. 13, Elf ofNE Q of Section No. 24, in
Township No 29 8, R. No. 14 W. and Lot 1
8<-a. ISJ, Township 29 8., R 13 W„ and
will offer proof to show tlint. the land aoiyzlit,
is more valuable for its timber orsWno tlinu
for agricultural purposes, mid to establish
hia claim to said land before the Register
and lleoeiver of this office nt Roaeliurg,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2<hli day of
Anguat 1901. He names as witnes-es:
Nathan Barklowof Parkersburg, Oregon.
Mrs Belle Bnrklow <>f Parkersbnrg Oregon.
Josiah A. Doak of Pnrkersburg, Oregon.
Fred Perkins of Bandon, Oregon.
Any mid all persons claiming adversely
the alnove described lands are requested to
file their olainu in thia office on or before
said 20th day of August, lin\l-
J. J.B bu > oks .
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Register.
Dress and Furnishing Goods, Oneita Union Suits, and
Wonderful Bargains in Underwear and Hosiery.
Orders taken for Men’s Taylor made
Suits. Fit and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
HARZ, CUBBY COUNTY, OBKOON.
Contest Notice,
Tim nutlerbigned baB
Now is the time to purchase Hardware.
iu block u large assortuiout of
has just received a full line of Spring
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
Dry Goods, also a Large
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Assortment of
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LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
9100 lteward, «1OO.
July 1901.
Mean temperature 55.24
Maximum temperature 75, on 21
Minimum temperature 43 on 3
Pecipitution .23 inches.
THUBSDAT AUGUST 8th.
No. days dear 29
A shark bit off the leg of a Quartermaster Partly cloudy I
at Ilo Ilo.
Cloudy .1
Both sides in the steel fight are prepar. Prevailing wind N. W,
iug for a show of strength.
Remarks. Elevation 1342 ft.
The Interior Department refused to
JOSEPH HARE.
allow Hawaii to issue bonds.
VoJnatMi Observer
Count von Waldersep arrived at Ham­
burg
The favorite with thoughtful, culture«
San Franoisco streets are nnswept be­
people—The Oregonian.
cause of the labor trouble.
Labor troubles cause un advance in tin­
plate.
The Federation of Labor will support the
steal strikers.
The steel trust will dismantle its plant at
MoKeesport, Pifr.
Kitctiner's proclamation threatens ban
ishuieut of Boer officers engaged in war.
The British naval maneuvers showed
glaring deficiencies^
Attorney-General has filed suit against
Peunoyer, McBride and Metschau to recov­
er the Davis $30,000 shortage,
James McDonald confessed that he held
up the Western Lumber Company in Port
last December.
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