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¿53 52 Times a year for $2. Volume XVII. BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1901 Number 49. A special dispatch to tbe Evening If you miss the Concert, Saturday J. W. Flanagan, of Marshfield, was Telegram of November 29, gave the evening December 14, you miss the a visitor in Bandon Tuesday. I following information in regard to Captain Darns who hns choree of the most worthy and deligtful entertain W. S. Jess of Port Orford regie Call and nee those nice enameled I Elijah Smith who was connected with ' work to launch the Baroda was in town last tered at the Tupper House Tuesday. ment of the season. niqht. He was trying to get a tug from bed-steads at B. F. Co’a. Store. Loggers have been highly favored tbeS O Company and is well known Coos bay, but the telephone lines were down. Adam Pershbaker. of Prosper, was in this county: “Elijah Smith of Try G. H. Magoon’s for Fiesh among the visitors to town this week. this fall as the rise of water in the Oregon,(once a jiower in railroad af We learned that during tbe high tide Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc. yesterday the Baroda was Jumping around streams Las been such as to permit Call aud see our Rubber floor Mut- fairs and a millionaire, now broken in good shape, nrd it was difficult to keep F. M. Sanderlin and daughter them to float out logs without loss. J ting—Cut any size or shape—B. F. in purse and with his mind shattered, her from getting ont furiher than Captain Zanta moved to Bandon last week. Boston Herald: Commander and Co. is an inmate of a sanitarium in Bos Burna wanted her unless he had a vessel Art! Why we keep art square—yes Mrs. Booth-Tucker’s 6-montb-old outside to pull on her. C. S. Elliott gave the County seat ton, and is being cared for by his The vessel now lies head out to sea and and Artists’ Materials too, at B. F. baby has been formally mustored in Opened up bis Large Stock of a business call remaining over Sun brother. Prosper W. Smith. Ho was has been moved far enough out so that any In DRY Has Goods and a Large Assortment of FALL and WINTER Goods as a soldier of the Salvation Army. Co. known in Wall street as Elijah the ordinary tide will float her. It is expected day. Probably it will furnish the music. Remember the Concert December Men's Boys’ and Children’s Suits. Prophet, and was as prominent as J. that Bbe will be gotten off as soon as a ves' Warren C. Parker, of Parkersburg, 14, in Munck’s Hall. It will delight Santa Clans is establishing bis P. Morgan, J. J. Hill, or Jainei R. sei can bo had to do the towing from the was doing business in town Monday Headquarters at—well we will not Keen are now. His brother thinks he outside. you. evening. say where but you visit the different may recover.’* Special—24 Large Stamps Photos J. W. Strange, of Coquille is filling firms in Bandon and you will con 25 cents, at WrenshaH'a gallery Ban his appointment here this week in the clude that he is coming and by the Tried Ila thing. don, . T uksday N ov . 26 dental line. return of the Mandalay his goods Twenty-six men were killed by a boiler The Mandalay’s freight cargo to Displays of Christmas goods are will all be here. The waters of the Coquille have explosion at Detroit. the river this trip .was about one beginning to attract attention of those had a powerful magnetic influence Tbe switcbiueu's strike at Pittsburg was hundred tons. to Bandonians during the past week, a failure. who visit town. Governor Toole, of Montana, will carry Perfect fit Now is the time to secure an Atlas Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. so much so, that several have em new railroad trust into the courts. Dancers are now looking forward Guaranteed. of the world, cheap. See the offer The Concert to be given at Munck’s braced its placid bosom only to find Alban defeated the Colombian rebels at to the Masquerade Ball which takes made elsewhere. Hall on Saturday December 1-1, will repose was uncomfortable and that Barbaeoa. placeChristmas eve. B orn .—At Bandon December 1st. they bad got into the wrong bed anJ A Josephine County, Oregon, mine sold Arrangements are completed for be a fine treat. to Eastern men for $75,(30. 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Bucking The band has improved wonder (he blanket was too wot. (he concert but the preparation for A creamery plant will be built iti Portland ham an 11 pound boy. fully, and a good Orchestra, of 8 Y.M. Lowe’was the first victim. to condense daily 20,C90 pounds of milk. its success is still going on. pieces, has been organized for that In passing along the street Thursday W ednesday N ov 27 A fresh lot of Choice groceries at A New and fine Line of floor Mat occasion. Both are directed by Prof. evening about 7 o’clock accompanied Roosevelt will recommend reduction of Magoon’s store. Headquarters for ting at B. F. Co.’« store, ranging in Garnaud, who has charge of the con by liis wife, it being very dark, he duty on Cuban and Philippine sugar. fruits and nuts. Corned beef kept. France is stirred up oyer Pekin looting price from 10 to 60 cts per yard. cert, and who is assisted by some of mistook his location and got on tbe scandal. Mrs. L. Garnand arrived here Fri Frank Sumner, returned home from the best local talent, including Mrs. north side of ibe elreet and encount In a railway wreck on the Wi.oash road, Bed Room Suites Curtain Poles and Fine Wall Paper end day evening to join her husband. Marshfield yesterday. He has been T W Clark, Mrs M Bryan, Mrs Gar ered some timbers that had been tin in Michigan over 1( I persons were killed aud Pieces. Window Trimmings. House Lining. Prof. Garnaud met her at Marshfield. ------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES -------- at work on the bay for sometime, and a large number injured. naud, Mrs H T Wooten, Miss Belle loaded there for Rosa ’ s wharf. He J. K. McLeod finished driving piles Hon. Clem Studebaker, the well known Cabinet Shop in Connection. Mattresses “ud Willie Lundquist is at work build Veya Rich, Mrs Fred Mehl, Mrs A J made a step backward and went over for R. H, Rosa's wharf, the latter wagonmaker, of South Bend, Ind., is dead. Furniture Repairing aud Saw-filing a Specialty. ing a small barn on the pronerty he Hartman, aud AV Wakeman. into the river. Tbe water was about Ex Governor Waite, of Colorado, is dead, part of last week, and moved bis pile owns in the southern part of town. The Concert will consist of instru four feet deep, and a good ducking TnunsDAY Nov. 28 O lags Cut and Fitted to Order- All l ’ ictnre Framing IIMnC'RTAFI WC driver up the river. neatly done. UvL/Ln I rArxllNvA mental Solos, Duets and Trios on was the result without further injury. Americans in tho European capitals cele xa to Sizes and weigts kept on hand Among the visitors to town yester A Full Line of Burial Caskets, Burial Rolies and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies Thanksgiving was generally ob brated Thanksgiving day. Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Piano, The next victim was Charles Stew Constantly Kept on Hand. served in this locality, at least it day were II. Pomeroy, of Parkersburg, Flute, Coronet, Etc , Songs and Rec art. He was called to the wharf on Young Corbett defeated McGovern in tbe and H. Clemens, of Larnpey Creek. Beoond round. proved rather an unhealthy period to Zach Boice, of Floras creek, spent itations, also selections by the band Saturday night and in the darkness Waloott got tbe decision over Young turkeys and other fowl. stepped off tbe wharf falling between Peter Jackson nt Baltimore. Tuesday in town, leaving next morn and orchestra. Persons wishing to have carpets Aberdeen, Washington is to have another After the concert and until mid the wharf and the tug Triumph. He woven will please call on Mrs. T. C. ing for a short visit to friends near oight a dance will be given free to bad on rubber boots and coat but on good sized saw mill. Tbe Government will aid miners on Livesay, next door east of broom Arago. those attending the concert. coming to (Im surface he got hold on stranded vessel in Alaska if they need it. Henry B. Cammann, one of Coos handle factory, Bandon. General Admission, Adults 35ceuts. p’ie of the piles to which be citing Thanksgiving dav was generally observed Clarence Boice has been transferred County’s first settlers died, at Empire Children 25 cents. until a lope was thrown to him by throughout Oregon. City Nov. 23, at advanced age of 75 Fa- jay Nov, £J Reserved seats 50 cents. For sale which lie was drawn upon tbe wharf. from the life-saving station at Fort years and 6 months. Senator Mitchell is working at Washing at C Y Lowe ’ s drugstore. Next in the line came Amos Corson ton for tiro Lewis and Clark Centennial. Canby to this place and is expected Is now supplied with a full and oomplete stock of The cylinder bead of the engine at to arrive here this evening. The Mandalay has been detained who was gathering wood from the It is now believed that 80 lives were lost Johnson’s mill blew out and broke on account of rough bar. but will sail drift in front of his house on Monday in the Senaca train wreck. The Parkersburg mill has shut (be pision rod, last week, aud caused tomorrow unless the bar getsrongher. morning. He walked ont on a log Governor-General Wood says Cuba needs down on account of a barf room and a shutdown for a few day. immigration from tbe United States. Following is a partial list of the pas and undertook to fasten a pike into Colon was surrendered to Colombian will hardly start up again before the M. B. Gibson, of Curry county another log. and in making the at holidays end. The Prosper mill is sengers: J A Cope, F S Thrift, W authorities yesterday. spent a day or two in town this week. H Brack, W Burkbenn, wife and two tempt lost his balance and took a Senator Heitfeid.of Idaho, quits the Pop We carry a complete stock of in like condition. Mr. Gibson baa been making his children, Frank Lockhart, J Daisley, quick bath. ulist party and goes over to the Democrats. Another large pump arrived here TINNKR’8 SHOP IN Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows, A logger at Olympia, Wash., shot and home at Dairyvilie during the past W Bookhaut, L J Hazen and W Rich Saturday evening by way of Cooabay CONNECTION. Pipe Fittings unci Plumbing a specialty. killed by a man who took bitn for a footpad. two or three months. The Best Christmas Gift for ardson. and was hauled down to the ship SA1U1.DVY. Nov.30 a Little Money. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sumner re Hoose Republicans in caucus re elected George Lai rigor, of Coquille, was a Baroda, on Monday ami will be used turned home Monday eveuing from a Speaker,Henderson aud voted to maintain caller at Bandon yesterday. in preparing to launch that vessel. Sent ns a year's subscription to tho the old rules. trip to Marshfield where they bad Bandon, .... Oregon. G. M. Short, lias retired from the been visiting fora few days with their Y outh ’ s C ompanion $1.75 will buy tbe Tlio minority caucus chose Richardson Wing an«? Wing Still Out. newspaper business at Myrtle Point, fifty-two weekly issucBof T he Y outh ’ s for leader. sou Milo and his wife. Tongue will devote his best eSorts this and J. C. Roberts will have full N ewport , Or., Nov. 27.—The tug C ompanion for 1902. One of the improvements to Ban Robarts arrived in this afternoon from session of Congress to River and harbor charge of the Ent< pi se. Mr, Short It will buy the two hundred and appropriations. will open a law oilice at Myrtle Point. don is a new bridge across Gross Siuslaw. She reports not sighting the fifty fascinating stories in the new The President removed tbe Governor of creek which was finished a few days Oklahoma because of incompetency. The tug Katie Cook was gotten off ago. It is wider, more strongly built, schooner Wing and Wing, which was vol u mo for 1902. A Large Stock Just Ladies' Jaokets and All Kinds of Goods For Received. Capes. Rainy Weather. reported flying distress signals off It will buy the fifty interesting Whitehouse, the explorer, proposes a fresh the beach and into the river again at and is a decided improvement over Siuslaw November 25. This schooner articles contributed by famous men expedition to the interior of Africa. Rogue River. She is on duty again GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. China is luying iu a supply of ammuni the old one. has been off Siuslaw about a month, and women to tbe new volume for tion. and is not much the worse for her The James Brothers received the in which time five other schooners 1902. Orders Taken for Custom Made Clothing. contact with the breakers and beach. Two Han Francisco Eay ferryboats col engine for the steamer Venus this have been towed in and out, but the It will entitle the now subscriber |ided in a fog. Loss of life was small. Mrs. Anna Lorentzen moved back week. They will have the Venns on Edwa-d Rice, the Wallace murderer, was to Dairyvilie last Tuesday to take her run again in the course of a week. Wing and Wing always stool well off who sends iu bis subscription now to hanged at Boise, Idaho. to sea and never came in so the tug all tbe issues of T he C ompanion for Schooner Wing and Wing reaches Astoria charge of her hotel at that place. Russoll Panler will have charge of sould take her in tow. The Robarts the remaining weeks of 1901 free. Mrs. Zumwalt who had the property after a rough voyage. Boots and Shoes her as master. It will entitle the new subscriber Tbe lumber Bcliooner C. H. Wheeler is towed schooner Bella into Siuslaw rented is suffering from rheumatism T. Anderson,of the City Meat Mar. yesterday. for 1902 to one of T he C ompanion ’ s adrift at sea. and was unable to look after the ket, will retail meats at prices rang new Calendars for 1902, lithographed Chinamen in this country are being taxed hotel. a dollar eaob to raise funds to fight the ex ing from 5 to 121 cents, and sell beef CougliM »nil Colds in Children, in twelve colors and gold. elusion law. The weather dnring the last week at 5| to 7 cents a pound at wholesale. Full illustrated announcement of Miss Stone is heard from agaiu. There has been unsettled, while the storm He has on band a full line of fresh Recommendations of a Well Known Chicago Pliynclan. tbe new volume for 19J2 will be sent is no prospect of her immediate release. of Tuesday forenoon could easily out CONSTANTLY on HAND provisions and groceries I use and prescribe Chamberlain’s to any address free. point anything that has visited this A gents W antbd :—T o sell “McKinley’s T he Y outh ' s C ompanion , H. T. McIntyre, St. Paul, Minn., Cough Remedy for almost all ob Dying Words,” the latest, greatest and section this fall in the way of a who has been troubled with a dis stinate, constricted coughs, with di 195 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass. most pathetic copyrighted soDg of the day genuine blow. Over 15,0(3 were sold iu Chicago during first, ----- ooo—- ordered stomach, says, “Chamber Dr. J. W. Strange will be in Ban lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do rect results. I prescribe it to ail in The Schooner Ralph J. Long 3 days of publication. Regular 50 oent sheet music size for 25 cents a copy. Words don on Tuesday, December the 3, and | me more good than anything I have need and seeking relief from colds Stranded in Alnnkn. will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are by Howard Carleton Tripp, tbe celebrated and coughs anil bronchial afflict ion.-,- remain until and including Saturday I ever taken." For sale by C. Y. Lowe. It is non narcotic and safe io the lecturer, editor and author. Music by December the 7th. These dates should , To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes S eattle , Wash., Nov. 27.—Advices Charles E. Smith, tbe noted band leader G. R. Edmunds arrived here on bands of tho most unprofessional. aud other goods that must be sold to make be remembered. Al) who have dental and musical composer, A financial harvest from the north are to tbe effect that room for more. work to be done should call at this the steamer last Saturday from San A universal panacea for all mankind. the long overdue schooner Ralph J. can be made by energetic canvassers. Send Francisco, and will visit with his —Mrs. M ary R. M elendy , M. D„ l’h. 25 cents for sample copy and terms to agents time. children in this county during the D., Chicago, III. This remedy is for Long, from Nome, lies stranded at and retail dealers. Address, J. M. UPTON, A. W. KIJ1E, M. 1». The San Francisco Bulletin Co. Unalaska, with 115 passengers. Tbe T he B est M usic C o ., Kingsley, Iowa. winter. He visited Iowa this fall sale by C. Y. Lowe. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW offers to old and new Subscribers to vessel is out of food, tbe passengers PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON »ANDON, COOS COUNTY, OBBOOB.> the Daily Bulletin a Copy of Rand having come almost direct from there Rev. Iri It. Hick* not Dead. have spent all their money to obtain BANDON, OHKGON. Office iu the Eldorado Building, on First McNally & Co’s unrivaled Atlas, for here. tbe absolute neceBities cf life, and Street. Notwithstanding a widely current Calls to all parts of town and county The Town Board is considering an the price of $1.50 to which will be promptly answered day or night. Office bn M. E. CtoJBCH. rumor that the Rev. Irl R. Hicks was they now appeal for help to the War corner of Lower Main aud Atwater streets added a few cents for expressage. improvement to the street crossing Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Sun W. Haydon, M. f>. dead, he never was in better health, Department. Subscriptions taken for the Bulletin where First and Wharf streets meet, L. Frank Brown, a well-known law day at 11 A. M. and 7 ;30 P. M. J. W. STRANGE, DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND SKIN but the public iB not satisfied with and never did a harder and more suc and Recorder at 50 cents a month. yer of this city, presented a resolu Sunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M. cessful year ’ s work than that just DISEASES. that. They want something tangible; Epworth League ,6:30 P. M. tion to tbe Seattle Chamber of Com Saturday evening was one of the Office—East Front Street, something that will better the cross closing. He has just completed his merce to day giving the facts in tbe Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. B andon , O bboom . most disagreeable ones, so far this (J. S. H olcomb . Pastor. ing. One man suggests that if the large and splendid Almanac for 1902 case, and urging the necessity of im winter and the inbospitality of the BANDON, - - • OREGON. and, with bis staff of able helpers, GKO. I*. TOPPING, board can do no better it might put mediate assistance for I he unfortunate rainy weather hindered many from Will visit Bandon regularly ou dates to be has brought bin journal, W ords and in a ferry. ATTOKNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW supplied in tbe Local Column. attending the ball given by the Fire W orks , justly forward luto inter passengers and crew. The members Department Band. However the at Oregonian: The Canal Commis national reputation. For a quarter of the Chamber of Commerce were Practices In all the Courts of the State. e * f i t < >• <• v- * *' tendance was fair and those who en sion will report to Congress in favor of a century Mr. Hicks has grown in unanimously in favor of acting upon Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building 4 BANDON LODGE No. 133,1.0.0. F •> 4 ______ on First Street, Pure, fresh, cold spring water joy dancing report having had a most of the Nicaragua rather than the Pan reputation and usefulness as the tbe matter at ouce, and a request will * I > ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1. O. (). I-. * Insurance Policies and Bonds bought piped to any part of town, oxcellent time. The proceeds of the ama route. By the Panama route the peoples astronomer, and forecaster of be made to tbe authorities at Wash or Life *1) meets every Saturday evening.^ money loaned on same. and to any part of the house, ^ Visiting brothers in good standing ■:■ ball were ample to cover the expenses distance from New York to San Fran storms and the character of coming ington asking them to send a revenue on application, in quantities Bandon. - - - - Oregon, ¿cordially invited. cutter or some Government vessel to and put a small amount into the cisco is 377 nautical miles longer than seasons. Never were bis weather desired. l<Htes reasonable. : : « I. N. DE LONG, N. G. ■■■ A. G. H oyt , 8ec. * treasury to help pay the expenses of the route through the Nicaragua forecasts so sought after as now, bis bring down the starving people W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor ’ ♦ OS'* Hi 4 4 4* * BANDON LOIMiK. No. 113, A. F. A. M v The Long lies at Unalaska without the band for an instructor. Cana), and it is 579 miles longer by timely warning of a serious drouth LODG E, No. 115, A. F.A .M. « # 4 4* i i ? ««4 44 <• 8- « * A. J. Snell wanted to attond a party, the Panama route from New Orleans this year having saved tho people stores, and tbe passengers and crew ' I p > ANDON 4. Stated communications first Sat Thousands ore Trying Tt. are practically penoiless. The vessel to Sa'i Fr»n<-■-I'o than by the Nicar from loss and suffering. Millions of but was afraid to do so on account of X nrdav after the full moon of each 4 Tn nrdnr to prove the great merit of reached the port ou October 5, out of 5 mouth. All Master Masons cordially < gua canal bushels of wheat wore barveted e Crea n llihn tho mo t ellectivo cure 5 I AELPIII LODGE. NO. «4, KNIGHTS Ji pains in his stomach, which he feared agua n n;-. Ly 1. - N invited. By order of W. M. <• I ■'.ij r Calanh and < <4.1 in Head, we nave pro. 1 J of Pythias, meets every Monday would grow worse. He says, “I was the time of passage would be thirty- through his advice to plant crops food aud w ter. Siuce that time the ■ <• T. J. TH RIF I. Secretary. <• p in d a p-uro-.H tnal size for 10 cents. evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle Hnli, conditi< -i ■ ’ L own from bad to three hours, by the Panama route, 4- W ❖ ❖ -J \ <■ 4» « <• fv* that would mature early. The Amer tv cut oubles to a lady friend, E. DYER, C. C. •;« << l it of j our d: ujji t < r send 10 < onto to % Bandon. Ogn. worse. Tbe stun keepers Ht tbe point EL7 B IOS., C3 V.’a ruu EL, N. Y. City. * B. N. H arhington , K. of K. and who said: •Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol twelve honrs. TbiB extra twenty one ican people will certainly stand by <• <• * ■> ••• •> ■> ••• * SCiKfr <• 4 ■*fc'O*« €♦ ❖ > * •> < •. :• era and Diarrhoea Remedy will pnt hours at ten knots an hour is equal to Prof. Hicks, when it costs them so refuse to advance enough provisions £ Court Queen of the Forest No. 17, * I snTo 'o.1 f oin c -.tarrh of the worst kind ♦ ft.*:*** to allow the schooner to reach Puget. ever since a boy, ami i never hopt-d for you in condition for the party.’ I an increased distance of 210 nautical little and the benefits are so great. Foresters of Ame-ica. e ars, but Ely’, (.'ream Balin teems to do Sound, and tbe passengers are afraid ____ Wrensha l & Wrenshdl, bought a bottle and fake pleneure in miles against the Nicaragua Canal, His fine Almanac of 200 pages is only *f>OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST,* < ven tbut. Many a<-<]nniutances have u«ed to venture out in n helpless condition. stating that two doses cured roe and but the climate of the P hi ima route 25c, and his splendid family journal .< No. 17. meets Friday night cf each* it with excellent results.—Oscar Ostrum. »week. in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon.*, 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, 111. MARINE NOTES. enabled roe to have a good time at is very unhealthy, and during the is ouly one dollar a year including v \ cordial welcome i’ extended to all vis-4 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged Siting brother« GEO. 1’ TOI’ING, * the party.” Mr. Snell is a resident rainy season it would be most diffi the Almanac. Send to W ord and ABB1UD. J. A. McConn, Chief Ranger. * car - for catarrh and contains no cocaine, of Summer Hill, N. Y. This remedy cult and expensive to keep the canal W orks Pub. Co., 22 »1 Locust St., St. Nov. 30—Stmr Mandalay. Reed, 51 hoars Fm. Secretary. I mercury nor any injurious drug. Trico, ROl'SD HOUSE GAI.I.EHY, BANDON bu cvuls. At druggists or by mail. from San Franai »co. Louis, Mo. in perfect repair. is for sale by C. Y. Lowe. The Baroda. LOCAL NEWS. SEE - HEBEI W inter - - G oods ! J. Denholm important News Notes LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST = PRICES. = A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries Always on Hand. Grand Concert. Furniture Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds: BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY. O ur hardware DEPARTMENT Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, and Miners’ Supplies. LEDGERWOOD & CORSON, Fall and Winter Goods. DRY GOODS N. T ,O RENZ’S JTOir CLOTHING STORE A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions Now is the time to buy. Other bargains Church Directory DENTIST, BANDON ...Water Works... Photographers,
