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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1901)
f T'" 52 I K f •a I 1 I 7 ■ a2 Times a year for $2, 52 Times a year for $2. Volume XVII Corned Beef and Limberger cheese at Magoon's. John Mast, of Myrtle Point, whs in | M. C. Munson, of Roseburg, was town last Monday. jin town Ibis week. T. P. Hughe was a visitor to town ' C. F. Hawkins, of Eugene was in this week from Cape Blanco. town last Thursday. Another mile of tbe Daniel’s creek R. N. Wanacott, of Roseburg, was railroad has been completed. in town last Friday. Try G. H. Magoou's for Fresh D. 8. Pulford, of Myrtle Point, was Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc. in town yesterday. Read the Furniture Store Adv. Yon J. F. Miller, from Siletz, Oregon, may want something in their lino. visited Bandon last Friday. Ladies are invited to call and in H. D. Wagnon, of Portland, was a spect tbe fine line of dress goodB at Bandon visitor last Monday. Lorenz’s store. Special—24 Large Stamps Photos Ida and Annie Wakeman, of Em 25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban pire are in Bandon visiting tbeir don. brother Andrew. T. W. Clark, is in San Francisco W. C. Rose of Coquille, bad busi- on bis return from the East and will dobs which called him to this place probably return by Saturday evening. last Monday evening. Jack Counts was in town Monday Dr. C. W. Tower, R uh Tower, and having come up to get a load of W. J. Butler, of Marshfield were in freight. Dairyville was getting short Bandon last Saturday. on flour. Bishop Morris, of the Episcopalian Alfred Curtis came over from Lib church ia here, and will hold services by last Sunday and found enticement to-night in St. John’s Chapel. sufficient to detain him until this Mrs. Mary Brarner, who lived on morning. Coos River, was drowned, last Sun Jay Croskey. W. F. Lav/sonovieth day a week ago, while in bathing. and Roy Bellowsky registered at the Gentlemen will find tho most com Tupper House last Sunday from Cin pleto stock of hats at N. Lorenz’s cinnati, Ohio. store ever brought to town. Also a N. Lorenz has an excellent line of large stock of goods for winter wear tine shoes on bund and a large stock Senator Hamden’s Black Kentuck coming on the next arrival of the ians have come and gone, and while steamer Mandalay. bis show is not as edifying as are Mrs. Helen D. Harford will lecture many other ones which baveexhibited in the Presbyterian church on the bore, yet those who attend are sure evenings of August 22 and 23, in the to have a good laugh. interest of Temperance. Charles W. M«j<'ry, came up last William Oody. of Camas Valley, a Thursday from Corbin City, having former resident of Bandon, was io been called home on account of his town Saturday and Sunday, selling wife who has been sick for some days, patent medicine for which be claims l»nt is now much improved. Mr. great merit. Msjory returned to Coibin City, Tuee Mrs. A. J. Hartman and children day. took up their residence, this week, in The steamer Mandalny brought the bouse Mr. H. purchased of J. H. iibont four hundred tons of freight Barklow. Mrs, H. moved over to lip from S hu Francisco this trip. One give tbo children easier access in at- hundred tons wus taken to Crescent tending school. City, a like amount to Coos bay and Captain Reed, of the Mandalay, tin* balance was brought to tbe Co had the freight with which be loaded quille. I.is vessel, this trip up, shipped out Besides oilier things bore last Sun of Sun Francisco by railroad and then day there w .s a game of ball ou be took bis vessel up the Sacramento tween <* • he Bandon boys and those j River f0 where bo took it from Parkersburg. ”l—-* The game was al)Oari1> h board. not played out but when it stopped The Latter Day Saints nre having the boyn from Parkersburg bud much an interesting series of meetings flu best of it. which will continue over Sunday. In The schooner, Confianza, of which Elder Joseph Luff they have a good fears were entertained for her safety, speaker with reasoning powers far after being out 45 days returned to beyond those of any person who has San Francisco, and is now tied up ever spoken in Bandon. It costs you Tae captain reported that on four nothing to henr him and the loss is occasions be succeeded in getting off yours if yon do not accept the op tbe Coquille, but was unable Io make portunity to bear him. He will port. speak on Friday, Saturday and Sun Tbe passenger list on the Manda day evenings. lny this trip np was as follows: To The following list of persons have Crescent City, E Lambert and wife, been or are in attendance at the re Misses B and M Miller. To Marsh union of Latter Day Saints which is field, T Urquhart and wife J R now in session at I bis place: Ehlers, Haverside, M Kane and wife aud Joseph Luft, of Independence Mo. Gt orge l'rahm. To Buudon Mrs J A. M. Chase and W. A. Goodwin, Falconer. from Eastern Oregon (district, C. E. ’.V. A. Woo'ievcr, of Grants Pass, Crumley, of Myrtle Point, ami Alma who has been iu the county some Upton, priest, of Liuvillo Mr vnd Mrs months organizing Modern Woodmen Daniel Giles and grand children, lodgi-s, was in town over Sunday, ■ Samuel and William Giles, Mrs Oscar having come over from Marshfield to Reed, Mr and Mrs James Buell and attend lodge meeting here last Thurs daughter Maud, of Myrtle Point; Mr day night. Three new members were and Mrs Alonzo Cribbins and daugh initiated on that occasion. ter Ada, Mr and Mrs C E Houser, of The steamer Alliance was delayed Bridge; Sylvester, Guy, Miss Gert several days last week at Coos bay, rude Nettie and Blanche Buell, and on account of picking up about 90 Mrs Lucy Williams of Looking Glass; feet of chain in the bay which wound Mrs Rose Tracy, of Drain. W. Greek, around tbe propeller. The incident of Roseburg, nud Mrs Daisy Short, of happened on Sunday and tbe chain Myrtle Point. was not all removed and the vessel There appears to be a change grad ready to proceed on her way to Port ually taking place in climatic condi land until tbe latter part of the tions hereon the coast as well as in week. other places, and as timerollsonward There was an excursion down from in its flight we receive visitations of Myrtle Point last Sunday. Captaiu electrical displays such as seem to McCloskey having made the run down have been strangers to this coast in jn bis new steamer, tbe Welcome. In former times. A correspondent at tbe afternoon a game of baseball was Riverton, in last week’s Herald gives played between a nine from Myrtle the following account of how River Point aud a Bandon nine in which ton was visited: ‘ On Thursday night lhe Bandon team was victorious hav* we had the greatest electrical storm ing won in a score of 15 to 13. After that »e have experienced since leav tbe game was out the excursionists ing the Mississippi Valley. The started on their return, except several lightning struck Stacy Lee’s bouse, parties who got left aud in conse tearing a hole 2 feet square through quence had to remain until next day. the roof then passed down a studding R. F. Shannon brought to this of to tbo ground. It tore off the weather fice a sample of barley, and one of 1 boards arid ceiling, scattering the wheat, which grew in his enclosure, j lumber and splinters all over the Jo show us what tbe buckleberry | rooms. It tore one door off and threw laDd could produce. Tbe seed bad it across the kitchen. Yet it did but Been scattered in February, The slight damage, taking half a day to barley was of good length, heads repair. Another bolt struck a large above tbe average size and well filled. fir tree near town tearing large strips The wheat had attained a height of of wood 40 feet long and hurling four and a half feet, bnd large beads them a long distance. Still another and was well filled out Now while bolt struck an apple tree ou F. G. we would not recommend these Kelly's place. Surely our town must huckleberry flats for grain production, be purified by this lime. —ooo—- yet tbe samples, which thongh aided largely no doubt by isolation, showed The favorite with thoughtful, cultured people—The Oregonian. pore than average merit. LOCAL NEWS. y / * ». “V* J» n> I BANDON, Number 34 OREGON: THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1901 Thomas H. and Daisy Bethel, of San Francisco were in town last Mon day. D. A. Hilling and wife, of Myrtle Point, gave Bandon a visit last Sat urday. Miss Kate, daughter of Dr. Robarta, of Myrtle Point, is among the camp ers this week. Bishop H. L. Barkley, of Salem, was in town Monday on his way to visit the United Brethren church members at Rogue river. Mrs. Charles Stewart, daughter of Daniel Giles, arrived here from Myr tle Point yesterday. Mr. S. has em ployment here and she came to make Baodon her Lome- F. E. Hicks, the Photographer, will leave next Sunday for Marshfield, where lie will operate during fair week. If you want any work now call at once. He will return here after the fair closes. Dr. J. W, Strange, our regular vis iting Dentist, will be in Bandon next on September 12th and remain until the close of work ou the 15th. On September IGth he will go to Dairy vjlle and remain until noon on Sep tember 23rd. Residents of this part of the country will consult their inter ests by reserving tbeir work for him and meeting him promptly on his ar rival at these points. J. Merryman, of Philomath, Ore., Monday. Oregon Supreme Court has adjourned for was in town last Monday. the Summer vacations. Mrs. H. R. Reed. of Marshfield, is Portland Elks took first prize for being visiting her daughter Mrs. J. M. the best uniformed lodge at the Tacoma Carnival. Upton. Both sides to the strike at San Francisco Mrs. 0. H. Clough, of Olympia, are preparing to carry on tbo struggle in Wash., arrived here last Mouday, on definitely. a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. French bark Fervnnl, for Portland, from Antwerp, whs wrecked on Staten Island, Y. M. Lowe, and other relatives. South America. Weekly trade reviews report active open iiiR and good outlook for Fall buiness. Bradstreet reports a better speculative sentiment in the stock market. M onday , A vo . 12. A Company will bore for oil in Eastern Fourteen thousand steelworkers obeyed Multiuouiah county. Shaffer’s general strike order. Several good report from coal iu Columbia Strike leaders call ou organized labor for and Yamhill Counties. aid. The plants of tho Camogie group are still SATUBDAY AUO. 17th. working. A force of Colombians invaded Venzuola, Colombia has severed relations with Ven but were driven back. ezuela. The United StaftB may seud more war Flour aud cereals will be on the Chinese ships to Colon. freo list. The Kurds butchered a large number of Lipton's yachtsmen believe the Columbia Armenians. is a better boat than the Constitution. Von Wiilderse, hopes to become Chancel There is no obange of importance iu the lor of Germany. San Francisco strike. The steelworkers at Bayview, Wia, voted Great forest fires nre raging along the to strike. coast of British Columbia. A Chicago trolley car collided with a Eastern wheat market is booming on nn passenger traiu Killing four and injuring 11 favorable Government crop report. people. Wall-street securities show a decline. The results of the Gulf storm were not so Heavy inorease in shipowners’ profits bad as lirst reported. shown by the Poltalloch. An explosion of two cars of powder in a The bank of Childress, in Texas, belong tonuel wrecked a Southern Pacific train ing to C. W. Waddington failed. near Glendale Ore. T uesday , A ug . 13. The stipulation will be corrected so an to Colombian ltiaurgonta tire operating along show ex School Laud Clerk short in his the lino of tbe Panama Railroad. accounts, instead of Oregon being in his American looters in China were sentenced debt. to four years’ imprisonment. The A rmy of strikers at San Franoisco There is no material change iu the steel may be reinforced by 2000 sailors. —ooo— strike. Tho Albatross is quarantined at Port Ennipey Creek Coni. A Now York Captain of police was ia- Townsend, with smallpox. dieted for neglect of duly. SUNDAY auo .18 W. H. Logan was down over Sun A passenger train was robbed on the M., The steamer Islander sank in Alaskan day from Lampey Creek where be K. Jt T. Rond in Indian Territory. waters, carrying down 60 persons. is building coalbunkers for J. H. Jealous enemy tries to poison Edward The steel trust landed a trainload of non Newton, of Baker City. Timon. From him we learned that Alleged wliolcsnle smuggling of Chiuese union men at Monessen. General MacArthur arrivod at San Fran he would probably complete bis work into Southern California. by this evening, while from other The hop crop around Gervais is not in cisco from Manila. Au Ecuadorean force is preparing to in sources we get further information us good condition. vade Columbia. Stato school statistics show a gain of 2637 to what is to be found at Mr.Titnon's pupils San Francisco retailors make a wove in the last school yoar. toward ending the strike. mines and what is being done, etc. It is claimed that the state school and Mr. T inion has two veins of coal lieu lands are being sold too cheaply. MARINE NOTES. opened up; oue is4J feet in thickness, President Mellen, of the Northern Pacifio. AliBIVED. and the other G feet. Both Veins have denies that bis company will build into the Aug. 20—Schr Albion, Larsen, 21 days Clearwater. sandrock roof apd fl. or. The first is George Cross, secretary of the Oar Com from Snn Frauoisco to Prosper. A ur . 20—Stmr Mandalay, Reed, 6 days clean without waste, while the second pany, has disappeared. from San Francisco, via Crescent City and W ednesday , auo . 14 vein contains six inches of day. He Coos Bay. lias five other veins which range from Both sides made eome gains in tbe Bteel strike. 3 feet 8 inches to 9 feet 4 indie“, Chicago steelworkers who would not strike Wrenshall & Wrenshall, which ho will develop later. He owns were put out of tbe association. 183 acres of coal lands and estimates President Shaffer addressed the strikers the coal on the same at two million at Wheeling. A. J. Montague was nominated for Gov tons. ernor by Virginia Liemooriila. He has bis hill bunker Completed River and harbor recommendations for ROUND HOUSE GAI.LERY, BANDON and ns before stated the river blinkers the coming year are about the same as iq TRESPASS NOTICE. will eoou be btiildod, and Mr. T. ex the bill that failed to pass lust Witner. pects to be ready to chip coal by the The gunboat Machtas sailed for Pan Notice is hereby yiven to all persona not to day. to trespass upon the preniisesof l)r. Kenyon, middle of September, ami lie is con mini General Miles issues nn order for the situated between Floras Lake and the coun ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing, fident that he can put tbo mine now improvement of Army conditions. or destroying timber upon said being opened np. on h daiiyoutput of Twelve or thirteen lives were lost by the cutting, land. $25 reward will be paid for informa 500 tons inside of one year if ship burning of a water works crib ut Cleveland. tion leading to a conviction of trempas» as Fishing season on the Columbia closed stated above. ping facilities would favor it. Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14, 19C1. to-day, aud th^,pack will be about 337,000 PETER NELSON, Agent. He has purchased, of W. R.Panter oases. iu tbo nil the “T” rail and cars used New Northwest salmon combine opened Bandon Block Coal mines, which for business. with bis Rolling stock will enable There is little change iu the San Fran L and O ffice at R oszbubo , O beoon . cisco strike situation. August I, 1201. him to move coal rapidly. LaGrande, Or., sugar fnotory will get 15,- VyO'l’ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Mr. Timon has named his mine 060 tons of beats this year, as against IKJOO J.N the following named settier hr.« filed notice of bin intention to make final proof Bunker Hill, and the villHga which tons last season. in nupport of his claim, and that said proof is springing tip there is called Cur Effort of Causda to tax Indian of Alaska will be made before J. H. Upton U. H. Com bondalo. He sells employes the lot for fishing and hunting has resulted in uiimtoner nt Langlois, Oregon, on Septem ber 21, 1901, viz: upon which to build their houses and failure. WALLACE POMEROY, furnishes lumber with which to build, San Franci co strike si a serious matter for on hi« II. E. No. 81H.ri. for the Lots 3 and 6 shipowners. Sec. 23 and Lots 2 and 3 of Sec. 26 Tp. 30 B.,K. upon the installment plan, thus any THCBSDAY AUGUST 15. W. one can own tbeir own home, and all A movement is on foot to settle the steel 15 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and bis land is thrown open for the use of strike. cultivation of Haid land, viz: C. M. Hough employes. Ho has fine bottom land Joliet steelworkers will obey Shaffer's ton, of Langlois. Oregon. A. H Guerin, of order. Langlois. Oregon. E B. Thrift, of Langlois, for gardens which are free to em Three hundred tnbeworkers at McKees Oregon, 0. T. Blumenrother, of Langlois, ployee to raise vegetables, etc., with port threw down thex tools. Oregon. J. T- BcrpoEs, out other outlay than the clearing Mobilq. Ala., has been cut off from the angB Register. outside world by the storm. and enclosing. OE<>. P. TOPPING, Application will be made for the Potsylvnnia Democrats nominated Judge Yerkes for the Supreme Court aud Andrew ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW establishment of a postoflice at Car- Palm for Treasurer. bondale, and it is suggested that you Paul Corcoran, a leader in tbe Idaho Practices In all the Courts of the Stntc. keep your eye upon this new place mine riots in 1889, has been pardoned. Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building on First Street. and watch in grow. Two more new San Francisco employers will not mediate Life Insurance Policies and Hinds bought houses are under course of construe the teamster’s strike. Three new torpedo boat destroyers were or money loaned on same. tion there at the present writing. launched at Baltimore. Bandon, - - - - Oregon. —ooo--- - One furunce at the Northport, B. C. smelter closed down because sever nl non -i DKLI’HI LODGK, NO. 64, K. OF P. union men walked nut. The Umatilla county. Or., wheat crop will *f DELPHI LODGE.NO.64, KNIGHTS W TJie Grentpat Content« of the be larger and of better quality than last l-x of Pythias, meets every Monday; year. x evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle Hsli, £ Nntionnl t.anie Ever Yet E. DYElt, C. 0. « Victor Peterson fell into tho Colnmbia 8 Baudot., Ogn. Playvd in Coon County. B. N. H abbinotom , K. of It. and S. g from tbe steamer Regulator rnd was drowned. London fruit denier advises Oregon Another baseball contest ib on be ÿ f «ÿ tween the Marshfield and Coquille: orchardis's to cultivate Yellow Newton Ï •fi Kfsfs' < * apples. HANPON LPDGK, No. 113, A. V. A. M * teams to see which is the better Upper Willamette navigation is reported « Î players, and to more nearly bring the very difficult. andon lodg e , N o . iik , a . f . a . m . .« communications first S«t- contest down to one of merit the Arch Kock in San Francisco has been arday Stated after the full moon of each game is to be played upon neutral blown up. m«>uth. All Master M hroiih cordially invited. By order of W. M. raiDAX auo . 16. grounds, that is, grounds upon which i T. J. THRIFT, Secretary. Tbe battle ship Iowa has been ordered neither team are familiar with, and to prepare to start at onoe for Panama. ** * :• for that pnrpose the Bandon» ball The Ranger will leave San Die^o to-mor row for the Iathuius. grounds have been chosen. Court Queen of the Forest No. 17, * The latest report is that matters are quiet The game will be no sham ns each Foresters of America. along the Pr.imroa road. league has put np $250 to be con Fifty British neouls were surrounded and Jf'iOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST,! tested for, while the gate receipt» will gave up io a Boer force. ¿V No. 17. meets Friilny night. <f go to swell this fund. end doubtless Twenty five hundred steelworkers at ÿweek. in Conor«»« Hall, Bandon. Oregon <■ i- V cordial welcome is extended to nil vis * this will l>e the hardest contested Joliet struck to day. .«tiling brothers W. W. SHIPLEY. ? Chief Hunger, i game ever witnessed in C‘>os county. Eastern steel atrikers are eheered by the £ H esht G oktz . attitude of Western unions. Fin. Seeretnry. Tbo time set for the exhibition is S' vernl lives were probably lost in Mobile •»<- »i ♦ « «<• D uring F air W ee OUR Important Nows Notes In looking through the Various Lines STORE that arc carried in a Leading Dry Goods Store— We ask your Call, YOUR Baseball Once More. B * t i on Sunday August 31. beirg the Inst I day of the present month. Excursion rates wilj be given by the steamboat company, and a large crowd of visit ors nre expected to be present. uBy dllri,1H the storm, Constitution defeated Columbia in the <W* ♦ ****** W Larchmont Club race. •: BANDON LOimk No. 433,|.O.Q > * --------- * Young Corbett was given the decision '•i *T> ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. O. F. S over Dixon at Denver in a prize fight. 4 . ... 1 I f > meets 2 meets every every batnrdav Satordav evening. evening.? Btipnlntion in Davis Stipnlntmn Daria case css« may may contain contain an an SVlR)Hng brothers in good standing 5 error, as it fails to show ex School Lnnd I «cordially invited. 4 —ooo- — | i' H. N. BUSSELL, N. G. The Weekly Oregonian and this paper 1 Clark of Oregon short in his accounts. Grading on the Seven Devils extension of | * give you all the news of heme, state, the the Idaho Northern Kailroad will be begun ' ->v <••?'•?-V4 ? Oregonian. George & Tibbitts, G<1<1 Fellow* Building, HOME MARSHFIELD, ORECON Furniture Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* Bed Room Suites Curtain Poles and Fino Wall Paper and and Piece«. Window Trimmings. House Lining. ------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES ------- Cabinet Shob in Connection. Maîtresses aDd ™l°,’"r.M'uli’ Furniture Repairing and Saw filing a Specialty. Ci I oce Cutand Fitted to Order- All Piotnre Framing 11 M H r RT A k I N G U1385 Sizes and weigts kept on hand neatly done. U ï ULI1 I nivinu A Full Lino of Burial CaHkets. Burial Robes and Goods, add Undertaking Supplies Constant Kept on Hond. BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY. Ouii HARDWARE DEPARTMENT I h now supplied with a full nud complete stock of Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, and Minors’ Supplies. We carry a complete stock of TINNER'S SHOP IN CONNECTION. Photographers, Notice for Publication. You will be Interested MAKE Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows, Pipe Fitting« and Flambing a specialty. LEDGERWOOD & CORSON, Oregon Bandon, — Sprin is here and so is my Stock of Spring and Summer Goods. Now is the time to buy. will be disposed of at prices that will astoniHb you, while there are Other bargains To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoe* and other goods that must bo sold to nniko room for more. A Full Stock of Fresh Groceries always on hand N LORENZ, DEALE« IN encrai IVIcrcliaiKliMe. A. W. KIME, M. I». J. M. UPTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BANDON, COOS COUNTY,OBFGOjt. BANDON. OREGON. Office iu the Eldorado Building, ou First Street. Calls to all parts of town and county promptly answered day or night. Oilice on oorner of Lower Main and Atwater streets W- Hnydon, M. I>. J. W. STRANGE. SKIN DIGESTIVE, URINARY AND DISEASES. Office—East Front Street, B andon , O beoon DENTIST, BANDON, BANDON • • • • OREGON. Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to bo supplied in the Local Column. Water Works... PETER NELSON, Pure, fresh, cohl Hpxing water piped to any pint of town, and to nny part of the honae. on application, in quantities desired. Rates reasonable. : : W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor- BANDON, OREGON. Blacksmith and Wagoiimaker, HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. Tilts 1» Tour Opportunity. On receipt ot ten cents, eosli or stamps, • generous sample will be mailed of the moat popular Catarrh nnd Hay Fever Cure (Ely’s Croam Halm) sufficient to demon strate the great merits of the remedy. ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren El., Kew York City. Bov. John Reid. Jr., of Great Falls,Mont., recommended Ely’s Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, “It is a posi tive euro for catarrh if uied as directed.”— Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pree. Church, Helena, Mont. Fly’s Cream Ra'ni is the acknowledges enro for catarrh nnil contains no mercury nor any injurious drug, l’rico, 60 cents, Wagons of all Kinds Made to Order Job work attended to promptly and n.4 work guaranteed tc* give satisfaction, l’ri ces reasonable. <• < ❖ <• •> y •> : ? ** * £ s tQOn YEXKLY to i’lirmtian ronn or W(»man to look af*.t r our i •’< growing buninf*«* in this and adjoin inc Corintie*; to act as Manager and ;* Corresonndetrt; woijc can be done at vour home. Encloae aclf .uldnfwd atamped envelope for particnlara to * General Manager.Corcoran Building opponile United Btatea Treaaory, Washington. D. C. « j v-; > > > O' > y V :• > i ' ❖ fs * X