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H Ó2 Times a year for $2. 52 Times a year for $2. BANDON, Volume XVIII. LOCAL NEWS Hay, grain and feed at N. Lorenz's Store. Look out for the masquerade on Christmas Eve. Christmns goods to suit persons of all ages at Denholm’s, Cail at the furniture store for up holstering goods. If yon want a No. 1 sewing ma chine give A McNair a call. Charles Rackleff and Z. Grant of Myrtle Point, were in town Sunday. R. H. Rosa returned home Satur day evening from a business trip to San Francisco. Walter F. Riley editor of the Port Orford Tribune was a visitor to Ban don last Sunday. Orson Lnnglots of Cape Blanco, was in town Sunday night on bis way to Coquille City. A. C. Curtis and wife took passage on the steamer Mandalay for a few weeks’ visit to San Francisco. OREGON: THURSDAY, Call aud see those new Wicker lioeker sat the Furniture Store—also watch fur the Xmas Goods. Borgeron <t Barre, of the Bandon Moat Market will buy your Poultry. Bring it in on Fridays. DECEMBER Killed By « Falling Tree. 4, 1902 Number 49 Curry Co. Recorder: Tbe steamer Copper Queen went up tbe river )a«t Saturday, Captain Burns, Ned Hard ing, Dahl and John Jacobsen com prising ha crew, for the purpose of saving as much of the wrecked steamer as possible. Late reports from up the river are to tbe »fleet that tbe loss to tbe machinery and hull is not as great as was supposed. A fatal accident occurred Tuesday forenoon on tbe claim of Drew Doyle, Xmas presents of all kinds at Den which is situated on tbe divide be holm’s. tween Bills creek and Two-mile. Jesse Taylor of Parkersburg, was He nod his brother Cash was slash doing business in town Tuesday. Alfred and Ed Johnson of Coquille ing on tbe former’s claim but were Special-24 Large Stamps Photos were in town Monday. working some little distance apart- 2fi cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban Magoon baH a big candy order sent Drew cut down hd alder, about ten don. in—preparing for the holidays. inches io diameter, which fell across Bed Koom Suites Curtain Poles nnd Fine Wall Paper and David Perkins returned home Sat Joseph Russell of Parkersburg, the root of a tree that bad been blown aud Piece«. Window Trinnuinp«. H ouhc Liiii, -------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CAltltlAGEs -------- urday evening from a business visit was among the visitors to towu yes down, and tbe butt of the alder flew to Portland. terday. Cabinet Shop r in Connection Mattresses “"1 to 1 order. j T uesday N ov 25 up and kicked back iu 6Ucb a manner Poultry kept on hand at the City The mine operators declare that the sit Furniture •Repairing and Saw-tiling a Specialty. The storm of yesterday and last as to strike him on e head crushing Meat Murket aud fowls dressed on night has cut off telephone communi tbe skull and causing death an hour uation is not favorable to any other courao GlaSS ftnd fitted to Order- All than continuance of hearing before cum- UNDERTAKING ooo Sizes and wcigtH kept on band short notice. cation generally. afterward. mission. Sanderson Bros, will give away a A Full Line of Burial Casket«. Burial Robos and G<wds, and Undertaking Supplies Cash, who was somo little distance The Yuk n district is excited over the A. J. Marsh, W. T. Kerr and wife Constantly Kept ou Hand. $50 sewing machine January 1, 1903 anil Mrs. L. Knapp of Port Orford away saw the danger and shouted to election of their first member to parliament. There is a bitch in the Isthmian canal Call on them and learn particulars. bim but to no effect as he either did were in town Sunday. negotiations, both era having announced Magoon cays his stock of candies Christmas is coming! You can not bear tbe call or had not sufficient that no further concessions will be made. nuts, fruit, etc won’t remain. He has A largo dredger the American government discern that it is drawing near by the time to get out of the way. to keep a supply coming each week. Deceased was about 22 years of age- was using in the improvement of harbor at display in the store windows. Honolulu sunk during a storm. In provisions and groceries G. H W, H. Roberts inspector of the and was a sober industrious young The sohooner Albion after twenty days man. His remains were brought to Magoon always carries a select stock life saving service for this district spent in trying to reach the Coquille liver Fresh supplies arriving on each ves gave the station here a visit this week. Bandon Tuesday evening aud pre and get into harbor, returned to San Fran sel. B. Caldwell and J. H. Zumwalt of Jeweler Rice will give you better pared for burial. They were taken cisco. W bdnbhpay N ov 2G There are no special Holiday goods Port Orford passed up to Parkers bargains in silverware than the trav to Coquille yesterday and the funeral President Roosevelt says that the ten was arranged to take place today. dency of the times is toward corporations at N. Lorenz's store, but yon can find burg last Sunday to attend school eling agents do. Give bim your pat Held up rioieburg-Myrtle and unions and that protests will not stop goods there which will make choice there. ronage and save your money. 9 it. Point Stage. gifts for Christmas occasions. A Choice lot of goods in hats and The steamer Mandalay has been Robbers killed the assistant postmaster Ladies Coats, Capos and Collarettes. The ladies having the Church Ba- clothing at Lorenz’s. A fresh con barbound here for a week and the From the Myrtle Point Enterprise Nov 28. at Warren Mich. They had eutered the zat in charge, Friday December 5tb, signment on the last steamer. Now schooner Ruby has been waiting The Roseburg-Myrtle Point staee bank but were discovered before they sue have concluded to keep tbe fuir open is the time to buy. longer. Bar is too rough for sailing. was held up just ou the other side of ceeded in getting the cash from the safe. Herr Krupp the great gunmaker was all day, so please make a note of this. J. W. Strange the Myrtle Point J. K. McLeod and Alex McLeod, the Camas mountain, Tuesday at buried today nt Essen, Germany. Tlih 5th number of tbe Gardiner dentist, arrived here Friday from a of Coquille put in an appearance here about 12:30 P. M. by an amateur rob Private Thompson, arrested fur trying to Gazette, a neut little paper published professional visit to Curry county. last Tuesday having brought down btr. The stage bad just started up burn Fort Stevens has escaped from his at Gardiner, by O, L. Williams, made He returned to Myrtle Point Sunday. their piledriver to repair the lower the mountain when a lone man prison. emerged from the woods and ordered Suow fell in many states east of the its appearance on our table this week. Mississippi todav. John Nasbnrg and wife and son wharf. the driver, Damon Sawyer, to stop. A masked man held up a Seattle gambling Misses Anna and Lena Logan went who have been residents of Bandon Mrs. George Belloni, of Floras to Bear creek last Sunday to attend for three or four years, left Tuesday creek gave Coquille City a call, the The driver failed to stop until ordered house and left with $1,000. T hubsday N ov 27 school »here. J. C. Logan commenced for Empire, where they will reside latter part of last week to visit her to halt, two or three times when the Two Indianians were suffocated by gas in Suits Made to Measure. emphatic language of the bandit a terra of school at that place Monday this winter. children who are attending school at a Minneapolis hotel brought him to time. The robber The Mad Mullah is preparing to tight the morning. C. A. Gage of Coquille City was that place. called for the express box and was in AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET. A plat of tbe towu of North Bend in town Sunday on his way to Dairy- A, G. Aiken of Marshfield was in formed that the stage carried no ex English in Somaliland. A Tennessean killed hi« wife and daughter was filed in the clerk’s office at Co ville, whither he went to help Ed town Monday night having come over press. He then ordered the one pas then shut himself. quille last week. It covers the same Rackleff in bis store until the holiday with bis nephew, W, G. Aiken of senger on the stage, a Mr. Perkins, A theif stole an overcoat from a Ney York territory formerly covered In the plat season is over. San Francisco who travels for a San to alight from the rig which request broker. It had two $1000 gold bonds aud a check for his valise in the pocket. Tbe of Yarrow. J. M. Foulks and wife and E. B. Francisco bouse. was promptly complied with. He thief presented the check at the hotel and A Large Stock Juat Ladies’ Jackets aud Dr. Prentis, the Marshfield Dentist Price of Riverton, have been iu town Marshal Blackerby bad a sailor in took the passenger’s watch and chain got a valise with |i.T)0 in valuables. Received. Capes. is here, ready to do all kinds of work several days awaiting the sailing of hmbo the other night for drunken and ordered him to turn his pockets Germany sends three more cruisers to GENTS’ FUKNISHING GOODS. in tbe dental line, aud desires those the Mandalay to tuke passage for ness aud disorderly conduct and the inside out. Mr. Perkins had $32 50 Venezuela. Achinese attacked Lieut. Dekok and 45 needing bis services to call at once San Francisco. town treasury got the benefit of $14. with him and in turning bis pockets Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. dutch troops on a barge on a river of Suma and have their work done or make Mr. and Mrs. C. Ledgerwood aro 50 in fiae and costs. held a twenty and a five dollar gold tra, The barge sank and the keutenaut aud date*. expecting the arrival soon of their Mrs Robert McKinzie of Port Or piece between his fingers in sueh a 20 men were drowned. The Kanlass Show Company ex- daughter and son in-law, Mr. and ford accompanied t>y her two sons, manner as not to be detected by the Two person« were killed iu a street car Moines, Iowa. bibibited here last Saturday evening Mrs. James Robinett aud Albert Ford John W. and Robert, arrived here robber. The remaining $7 50, bow collision at Des F riday N ov 28 Boots and Shoes to a Urge audience. As singers this Hnd wife and four children from Pom Saturday for the purpose of sending evor, fell out and wus secured by the John L. Sullivan filed a petition in bank company is bard to excel, while tbe eroy, Wash, Mrs. Ford is a sister to the boys to Purkersbueg where they man as a total reward for Lis trouble. ruptcy. Hi« assets are worth $00, and hi« performance of Kaulass on the vio Mrs. Ledger wood. The parties ex will attend J. C. Logau's school, He then ordered the mail sucks liabilities are nearly $1000. England has quarantined against stock lin ia grand. pect to be here by Christmas, aud in thrown out and after looking at them from Frank Holman came up from thn America, Bertha Von.iergreen and her sister tend to settle in Coos. jetty yesterday morning looking like shook bis head and ordered them Tluee people were injured, one fatally, Mrs. P. McCleary and children were Will and Alfred Caughell, Willie a hurricane had passed through bis placed back in the stage without go by a locomotive jumping the track near CONSTANTLY on HAND in towu Sunday night on their way Doyle and Johnny Curry of Wadder- hair, and on being accosted as to the ing through them. When bo bail Chioago. i u»< struck a broken rail, near Avon. completed his work instead of order to Portland. Miss Vondergeen was burn, were in town Sunday haviug cause of bis distressed appearance Indi ;ta, and a sleeper went over a 25 foot married to a Mr. Stewart of Curry come up to take 1300 pounds of replied that bis hat had gone to sea. ing the stage to move on. ba tiin < d mbsnkment and 9 persons were injured. county, at Coquille, Monday. salmon eggs to Wedderburn. These 'Hie shelves are crowded The towu bonrd has concluded that bis back to the passenger and driver . An Iowa man named Bert McNutt com with New Goods which W. R. Cope aud daughter Ellen of eggs cams from Battle creek. Michi more light would add to the conven aud quickly disappeared >.»ry the mitned suicide. He was to have been mar ried yesterday but failed to appear. will bo disposed of nt prices that will astonish you, while there aro Dairy vilie, were iu town Sunday night gan. They were shipped in ice and ience of traveling along the streets at woods. The robber was slial Tdy ¿tressed Thieves stole $500 worth of goods at Tbe Air, Cope brought hie daughter this will be used for the propagation of night and in accordance with that Dalles. To be bad in Drv Good«, Clothing, Sh u ■» far ou her way to Sau Francisco. She tbe salmon industry in Rogue river. S aturday Nov 29 and other goods that must be sold to n aka conclusion have ordered a dozen and wore a slouch bat and striped shirt. He weighs about 135 pounds Seven men were killed and 15 seriously room for more. The last issue of tbe Port Orford street, lamps which will lie put in went to Alarshtield Monday to take Tribune makes tbe announcement place as soon as they arrive from the and is a young man. probably not injured in Chicago bv a boiler explosion. passage ou a steamer from there. An Idaho man incensed by jealousy shot a over 21 years of age, and seemed very A. W. KIME, 33. 5>. B. F. Lawrence, formerly editor that Hon. W. Sutton has sold that , city. This is a measure that will be woman and tried to kill her husband« nervouB. The lower part of bis face Tbe United States has been awarded its 7OKSALEOK KENT —One acre lot in and proprietor of the Coquille Bul publication to W. F. Riley of Gobi appreciated l»y the public. r Biiudou; Good house with five rooms aud PH YSIC1AN AND HUHGHON was covered with a red handkerchief. claims in tbe sealing dispute. out-houses 011 lot. Enquire at this -office. of Beach, who will hereafter fill the letin, but lately telegraphic editor < 11ANI1ON, OREGON'. The driver and passenger both say- The British have gained a victory over the Oregonian, lias been on the sick editorial chair at Port Orford. Mr Fmii A. BrickMon, Formerly FOB SALE OK KEN I ’ .-A Livery barn in lie is a novice at the business and at tbe Waziries iu British India. Twenty five 4!»J1 r to all part« of town mxl comity of Bandon, Dead. list aud his pbysi cian bus i advised Sutton, after a period of over twenty Bandon Xooui for 16 horses. Buggy shed jnMWered duy or night. Oiace ou times was so nervous be could hardly were killed, 202 taken prisoners 2 wounded. and office attached. and running water for promptly years spent in tbe newspaper business corner of ijouer Main mid Atwat. 1 «tm ts him to go immediately to Arizona M onday Dec 1 stock. Address or apply to J. H. Jones. hold the revolver. The driver says The Coast Mail of November 27. in Curry county intends retiring from The 57 Congress re assembled at Wash Bandon, Oregon. for the benefit of his health. J. W. STRANGE, public business and settling down to brought intelligence of the death of the man whh greatly excited and he ington at noon today. A glass or two of water taken half A foot pad tried to hold up a Yakima bar W- Hiiydon, II. I>. farm life. The R ecorder wishes the Emil A. Erickson, who died tbs pre could have got the drop on him and au hour before breakfast will usually ceding day at North Bend, aged 43 put a finish to his game bad he had a ber at the point of a revolver, but got DIGESTIVE, U1MNAKY AND SKIN new management success. keep tbe bowels regular. Harsh knocked down, bi« gun taken from him and DISEASES. A. McNair bad quick results, tbe years. It gives the particulars as gun with bim. Sheriff Purrot, of kicked for bis trouble. cathartics should be avoided. When BANDON, - - ■ OREG N. Douglas county, is on track of the OLUce—East Front Street, follows: Turkish troops have surrounded villages other day, from telephone service, a purgative is needed, take Chamber- B andon , O rbook . Will visit Bandon iin'iini'. toll., “Deceased was born in DaltoD, Got- robber and it is probably only a ques in Macedonia and slaughtered the Mace supplied in the Local Column. lain'» Stomach and Liver Tablets and while the service is very conven donians indiscriminately. tion of a few days until be will be tenberg, Sweden, May 4, 1859. He GEO. P. TOPPING, They are mild and gentle in their ient we will not insure like results. Maine beat New Jersey, during November « < ♦ it <■ ■> ■■ :■ ■■ : :•••* came to Coos Bay somo time in the aptured. Just before going home for supper ATTOKNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW in breeding trusts, in tbe sum $21,000.000. action. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. seventies, and has been in the employ •t BANDON LODGE No. 133,1.0.0. 1 Oregon Daily Journal, a Democratic Her total invested in the tru«4. business Practices in all tlie Courts of the State. John McVay and wife who have he telephoned to San Francisco to of the different sawmill companies dally newspaper, eight to 20 pages. J4 a during the month was $58,000,000. have some lamps which be had I > ANDON LODGI'. No. 133,1. O. <». ! ; year; 12 for six months. The Journal Is Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building * 1 been ranching on the Coquille near Ì meets every Sntuidsv evi MA BINK. ordered from Chicago, forwarded by nearly ever since. He was married a newspaper. Send In your subscription. on First Street, Visiting brother« in 14001! stundlnp . Riverton have sold out their interests Interest your neighbor In The Journal. ABRIVED. Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought :*cordially invited. way of Coos bay. and on reluming to ou November 14. 1891, to Miss Hattie Address The Journal, Box 121, Portland, *>, there and taken passage on the Man Nov 28—Schr Advance, Jorgensen, 16 day« or money loaned on mime. « I. N. DE LONG, ?.. G. ■ bis store after supper he found that Robertson, a daughter of Jas. Robert Or. ■' A. G. II oyt . Seo. dalay for Crescent City. They in from S F to C M & T Co» Bandon. - - - - Oregon. ■ the lamps bad arrived during bis ab son, of Coos river. He was a member * •> :• <• ;• tend to return to Smith River. Air. NOTIC E OF hlssoi • I ION <>F I ’ HB sence. How is that for quick returns? of the A. O. U. \V. aud the M. W, A. J. M. UPTON, McVay has done well doriug the year NEKSHIP. ÿ :• •: <• ■; : : Tbe entertainment last Thursday orders and had many friends who ATTOKNEY AND COTNSF.LOB AT LAW but failing health has induced him regret bis untimely taking off. will Notice is hereby given that the co part V DELPHI LODGE, NO. (il O: r. BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OBEIION . evening, given by Mrs. Wooten, as to return to Northern California. nerslnp heretofore existiug between Elbert r !.‘ sisted by Miss Maddvcks, Miss Aland The cause of bis death was blood- Office in the Eldorado Building, on First ¿1 DELPHI LODGE. NO.CL I Dyer and M. F. Shoemaker, under the nmue To improve tbe appetite and poisoning. arising from the laceration J M of PythiiiH. niK ts (*v< r\ .' aìoiu .< v Street. Walker and Miss Wilson, for tbe and style of D.vcr J- Shoemaker, is this day * evening at 7:3'.) o'clock, in <>’!< ' .i| strengthen the digestion, try a few The Ladies of the Presbyterian dissolved by mutual consent All claim- benefit of tbe Bandon school library, of one of biB fingers by aruBty nail. !•/ Bandoli. Ogn. I’ Ni '• O\, < . doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Besides a widow, he leaves three church will hold a Fair in Munck’s and demands against said co-partnership B. N- 11.1.:.. II- was altogether successfnll both as to Liver Tablets. Air. J. H, Seitz of children; Robert aged 8, Alton 6 and Hall Friday, Dec. 5. beginning at 9 will be psid by the said Elbert Dver, to <• •? -y < < ’ : .• • <■ •: ■> . :• . • » : entertainment and finance. The se Detroit, Mich., says, “They restored A. M, Articles useful and ornamental whom nil accounts due, or to become due, Jeweler in Bandon. <• •> :• •; lections were well chosen, and the Violet 5 years.” :• V < my appetite when impaired, relieved Mr. Erickson made Bandon bis will be sold at reasonable prices. Re the said co-partnership, are payable. rendition showed tact and conception Dated this 28th day of November, 111 >2. *:• BANDON L< me of bloated feeling and caused a of that which was fitting in tbe home for several years, during part freshraents served in tbe afternoon. ELBEKT DYEK. All kinds of re pleasant and satisfactory movement M- F. SHOEM.HiEK. In the evening the “Songs of Sev training. There was a large and ap of which time be was a member of of tbe bowels.” There are people in the Life saving crew in the station pairing done and ❖ en” by Jeau Ingelow will be por preciative audience, and tlio receipts TKN WEEKS KOKTI.N CENT*. this community who need just such a amounted to above $100. The enter here. The funeral services took place trayed by the followiug characters. satisfaction guar inviti medicine. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. tainment has elicited much favorable at Marshfield, on Friday under the Seven times one....................... Minnie ltohner As n special and temporary offer to renders » Evory box warranted. auspices of the A. O. U. VV . and M anteed. of this paper. we will mail 1 lie Public to .£• f <• •> two....................................... Winnie McNair comment. W. A. orders deceased having been a »» three........................................Katie McNair persona not now aubscribcrers, for ten we< ks Thanksgiving day has come and I Dr. J, W. Strange, Dentist, of four.,........... Mrs J L Thompson for ten cents. member of both orders. X- I» goue and likewise its fare, The day Myrtle Point, will hereafter be in live........................Miss Maddock« The Public ia a $2. JS-page weekly leview Bring in your Watcl es, Clocks and bro S •> was generally observed here, and Bandon for the week commencing the The Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal, a six.................................... Mr« Mehl for democratic Democrats and democratic ken jewelry and have them repaired. seven ........... Miss Kell Lamont Kepni.iicans; its opinions arc expressed among other things was a feast pre- first Monday of each month and his Democratic newspaper, ever fair and al / u)VK TQi i i : n or ” hi Hd;: -1 All work done promptly in wor! man V. J No. 17. !HW< li idi.'. 11:. I. • < f cu! pared at the Tupper House where first visit for 1903 will be for tbe ways free; 1K4 copies in one year for only Master Tommie Feieer will render a har- without fear or favor; it uivea an intonating like manner and Guaranteed. tnonina sojo. and connectée weekly narrative of all bister w»*ek. in Concrete Unii. !' >’ ‘ h . Ui. n many repaired to partake dinner- week commencing January 5tb. Re $1.50 to any address. The Journal, P. Tbe Stnr Kpnuuled Manner in plnstiqne icnl news; it always bas editorials worth -• \ cordini welcome is ext» iul< <1 t<» all li Have received a fine line of Brazilian O. Box J21, Portland, Of. ^'iting brotliers I,. M. l ’ l.x ’ l. i U The Bandon Woolen Mills company serve your dental work for bim, and posing, by six young Indies will com Studying, a cartoon worth seeing, book Silverware at very rtasonable prices. •> J . N. ! plete the progrnm. notices worth reading, and niiiæellaneoOH took t|ip advantage the opportunity thus secure the best of work, done by Fin. tiecrrtnrv. Sets of Knives, Forks, and Table spoons M Norinlixt" Meet. Lnncli Served Free. Admission, Adults 25 matter both valuable and interesting; and it $3 each, Teaspoons $1.50 per set, other <■ •. •> V : & afforded to give their employes a a so0er reliable workman. Tbe finest cents, children 10 cent«. ia liked by intelligent women as well as in- Thanksgiving dinner to which a num of gold work, including bridge work, goods in proportion. The Socialists of Bandon Local are telligeut men. The editor is Louis F. Post. ber of guests besides their employes as also all other first class work satis called to meet at their iihoh ) place of WANTED.—A TKl’STWOKTHY GEN- Hand ten cents in silver or stamps for ten A Fine selection of Watches, Sings and Wrenshall & Wrensh-ll, were present and enjoyed the fare, factorily inserted and fully warranted assembly. Sunday, December 7, ai tleman or lady in each county to manage weeks’ trial All subscriptions are payable other goods coming soon. bunineRs for an old eRtabliabed bouse of i Window In Bandon Furniture Store. which was bountiful indeed. Pro Prices as cheap as consistent with 2:30, P. M. Ail persona believing in Rolid rtnanuial Rtanding. A Mratabt bona strictly in advance, and upon expiration the tide weekly canb «alary of S1H.00 paid by pe[M‘T ia promptly stopped unless Hubscrip. prietor Bedillioo bad been equal to good work, but in all casse about one- lietter conditions or desirous of al check -A-rtlxur Rico. eanh Wednesday with all e>pen«ei! the occasion and there was nothing half the atpount charged by others laying themselves with the reform direct from headquarters. Money Advanced ; tion is renewed. Mention Ibis paper. The faverite with thoughtful, cultured Address 1 Tbs Public, for expenses. Manager, 340 Caiton Bklg., liking. for tbe same kind of workr * movement are cordially invited. Chicago, I Unity Bldg., Chicago,I ¡1, Oregonian. Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* Important News Notes BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY. Dry Goods of Every Description Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. Fall and Winter Goods CLOTHING DRY GOODS N. I QRENZ’S STORE A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions Now is the time to buy Other bargains DENTIST, CixuLrctL Fair Something ISTe^W Photographers,
