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BANDON,
OREGON:
TH
DAY,
AUGUST
year or $2.
52 Times
Sr
e
13,
1903
Number 33
New Carpet at Furniture Store.
Mi«sea Nellie Dement and Mattie to 3rd bae*, «hereupon Chee. »Mwill
Haling
and several other parties ar­ made a clean throw to oor Captain
Hay, grain ar.d feed at N. Lorenz’s
“Photo” Battons, 10 to 15cta, at Store.
rived here from Myrtle Point, Tues­ Terry at 2nd, wbo then eent tbe
T uksdat Aug 4
Wreosball's Gallery.
B at the plate Cardinal Sarlo, of Vanioe, waa elected
H E. Cox gave tbe County seat a day on a camping expedition and ephor* back to
who bad tried Pope, today, and aaanmea tbe name Pios X.
will remain a couple of weeks. Sev­ catching tbe rn
Henry Qaerrm.of Myrtle Point whh visit Tuesday.
Wbite-oappera killed one Negro and fa­
eral additions will be made to the again lo acore,
king 3 very
in town last week.
Open air Concert by Band every party in a day or two.
tally wounded another, in Tenneoeee. No
fine
throw«
which
thrown
with
E. N. Hrnitb and W. H. Rogers, of Saturday evening.
came is given for the killing.
AT THE-----
resulted with a Many of the Sonffriere victims are in a
There is another large industry in accuracy would
Myrtle Point, were in town Sunday.
Come and see tbe new Portierres embryo here to take the place of the tale of woe. Tb*
o
boys
judg
­
miserable
condition,
and
relief
that
was
M. O. Hawkins and wife, of Co­ at B. F. Co. Store.
Woolen Mills and which is to occupy ing by tbeir fast playing, and above subscribed has been held back.
quille, will soon leave for California.
A dronken man at Pony. Montana, killed
Mason Fruit Jars at Denholm's, the property of the mills when va- *11, by tbeir “clean ball” should win
one man and fatally wounded another one.
E. Wittick and C. Haggoviet, of Piuts, Quarts and Half Gallons.
ont
with
bigbeet
bonom.
cated. A gentleman has beeo here
A robber bound and gagged a girl at Van­
North Beud, were in town Thnradny.
A great many good feature« were couver and tortured her until ahe revealed
Preaching in the Presbyterian several days looking the field over
Rev. W. H. Holcomb is to ausist P. church, by Rev. Smith. Sunday, Aug­ and we understand that bin report enacted during th* g*me, but we are where tbe valuables were kept. He scoured
E. Drane in tbo butcher busiueue at ust 16.
unable to give monk u our space will 840 and other valuablee. 1 he girl who kept
will be favorable to the project.
boose for her father, waa alons.
Coquille.
not
permit.
Misses Bell and Amy Lamont and
The ion of Chinook ealmoa iu the Colum­
Huy Cared at Colle After Physician's
Marshfield was represented here,
Bandon
AB B BE te 8H PO A E bia beats all former reoorda.
Blanche Slitt gave Coqoille City a
Treatment Had Failed.
last Tbnredwy, by C. R. Golden aud visit Tuesday.
McKune 2b
4 • •
B 3 0
WaDHMPtT Aug S
4 11
1 0 0
My boy when four years old was Ordway If
N. B. Nielson.
It has been determined that oongresa has
Chris Rasmussen gave friends at taken with colic and cramps in bis Streib lb
8 0>0 0
7 0 0 no power to act in tbe matter of preventing
The Annual Reunion of the Coos
0 0 0 child labor in faotoriea, nod that asatoe
0
Coos Bay a couple of days visit re­ stomach. I sent for the doctor and Pellend rf
County Pioneers will 1» held at Myp.
Wed«« berg
0 • O 0
0 0 1 alone ean move effeotually In the matter.
turning home Monday.
be injected morphine, bnt tbe ofiild Wm Oswell Of 4 • 1 « 0 8 0 0 A La Cross wind storm blew a steamboat
tie Poiut, tomorrow.
Ice Cream each Saturday and Sun­ kept gettiug worse. I then gave him Adamina Sb 8 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 under a bridge dismantling it. Tbe growing
J, M. Upton gave bis family at
2 0 0 1 1
day, at the Pacific lee Cream Parlor half a teaspoonfnl of Chamberlain’s 0 Oswell o
8 8 0 grain was all blown down and much damage
Marshfield a visit last Friday, return­
8 0 1 0 0
1 8 0 done in that part of Wisoonain.
and Confectionery, until further no­ Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Baum p
ing home Sunday night
Simon Booker and wife were mnrdered by Calicoes, Ginghams, Mastins, Sntteens, Organdies, Ribbons, Thread, and other goo is
tice,
80
1
6
1
1
27
It 1
and in half an hour be was sleeping
anti all kinds of Notions.
Tennessee moonshiners because they sup­
Fred N. Perkins gave Coos Bay
Hon. Walter Sinclair, of Coquille, and soon recovered.—F. L. W ilkins , North Band AB R BH 8B 8H PO A E posed them their enemies.
Gentlemen
’
s
Ladies'
and
Children's
Underwear, Hose, and Men's and Boys
points a visit tbe latter part of last
was in town a day or two this week Shell Lake, Wis.Mr. Wilkins is book­ McKeown 2b 4 0 1 0 0 2 4 1 Thedwelling of Commauder Stuart, of the
week returning here Sunday night
MoGinnia aa
8 0 u 0 0
Overalls & otner wears.
1 8 0 navy, was burned on Long Island. A serv­
having business which called him keeper for the Shell Lake Lumber Heitmuller p 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 1
George Baxter, of Coquille, is to be here.
ant perished in the fire.
Co. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Saunders rf
4 0 0 0 0
1 0 0
Sharp A Bryan, a big New York firm baa
employed on the paper to be issued
Blimo
8 0 0 0 0
8 1 0 suspended business.
II. A. Cox has received another big
froui North Bend in tbe near future.
Graham if
3 • 0 0 0
2 0 0
Canned Goode, Jellies, and all kinds of Delioaoiea and Edibles usually to be foi ■
An explosion at the Nitro Glyeenne Works
supply of fine candies. If yon buy
Perrott 8b
2 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 near Blufilon, Ind., killed fonr penxine and in a Grocery Store.
Pat Dwyer, one of Curry County's
Tobeocoes and Smokers' Supplies carried.
of him once you will be sure to go
LaDgworthy
ct
3
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
wrecked the works.
prominent stockmen was doing busi­
In one of the cleauest aud neatest Wiluar lb
again.
8 0 1 0 0 10 0 0
'J' hubsoat Aug 6
ness in town, the latter part of last
of baseball games ever played in
M. O. Hawkins was in town last Coos County, Bandon defeated North
An<L-ew Carnegie hae given 82.500,* ) to
29 0 3 0 0
27 12 2
week.
hie native town in Scotland.
Tuesday on his return home to Co Bend by one email tally.
B ums B t I smimcs .
For Sale.—Two bulls; one treas
Burglars stole a safe from a Seattle hotel,
qnille from a visit to Lis patents at
North Bend
The game was an intense bunch of
rolled it down a bill into the street and blew
We are st’ll doing business at The Old
uriug 7 feet 9 inches, tbe other, 7 feet Dairyville.
In ni nee
1 2 8 4 6 6 7 a 8 ft open. They were frightened away by the
St nd a d Can please von. Give us a Call
excitement throughout, and not an Him
8 iuebes. Enquire of J. H. Jonm,
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 i 1 gathering crowd before securing the con­
fi.<] e:.aTire our
A large delegation of Dairyville inning passed in which either team Unno
Bandou, Ore.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 tents.
citizens visited tbe b aeh below Ban­ did not show to advantage by some
Bandon
Mrs. H. Zumwalt who arrived here don during the past week ou a camp­
A Canton. Ohio, bank teller ia $22,(00
1 2 8 4 6 6 7 8 9 abort in his aooonnts.
very clever playing. Bandon's win­ Innings
Wedueadny evening from a visit in ing expedition.
0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1
Now is tbe time to purchase Hardware. The nnderaigned bae
ning tally came in the 7th inning Hite
Frank Masters, an expert swimmer from
Easteru Oregon went on to her bixee
m «took a larffe •■Hortment of
Runs
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Brooklyn, N. Y., rescued bis mother from
F
or
S
alk
—
A
second
hand
Altieri
with
two
men
out.
Two-base bit, Baum; base on balls, off drowning in the anrf at Cony Island then
River home Friday.
can Sewing Machine, also a second
We cannot give “Our Spider” too Baum 2, off Heitmuller 2; struck out by entered tbe eurf again and drowned, being
Elbert Dyer gave Camas Valley
hand Crescent bicycle. Apply to 1‘. much space or mention, for he pitched Baum 7, by Heitmuller 8; double play Baum. pu' led down by tbe nndertow.
and places iu Eastern Coos County a
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
C. Stephenson, Baudou.
Fears of a biu smssh has again disturbed
a clans of bull which is seldom ex­ McKune to Streib. Umpire Newill. Scorer
buatuess call, lad week, reluming
tbe N. Y„ stock market.
celled by the best of pitmers, and Chas. Lorens. Time of game 1 hr 30 m.
Among
the
passenger*
on
theCliico
home on Frtd -.y evening.
S tandiho or tbs T mamb .
Firebngs started three fires in Ashland, Paint*, Oil*. Door« and Window*.
yesterdny were several Grund Army bow he pulled himself out of the
Oregon, last night. Property valued at
T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION.
No
games
played
lost
percent.
James P. Russel, of Langlois was
won
men on their way to atteud tbe en many tight places, we can only ac- Bandon
12
833 $50.0 was destroyed.
10
2
iu Bandon Saturday. Mr. Russell re
count for by giving him credit for North Bend
Oregon baa 2159 schools employing 3914
campm-ut at Suu Francisco.
6-«
11
7
4
turned home from his visit to Ten-
having one of the best noodles in the Marshfield
11
7
4
636 teachers.
The Bandon Hardware Man
E
L.
Smith,
of
Hood
River,George
nee-ee about six weeks ago.
$4000 reward is offered to induce dieoov-
Coquille
000
12
0
12
A. Gage, of Munn, and Max Eltiuan. profession.
ery
of
tbe
party
or
parties
who
have
been
Tbe schooner Gem arrived here 22
“Our Spider” covered himself with
of Brownsville, Cal., were among the
Fall A. Winter Suita.
trying repeatedly to wreck trains in Mon­
days out from Sau Pedro, last week
glory
by bis fine head work in the
tana by tbe use of dynamite.
arrivals at. the Tupper House Tues­
Fall
is
soon
here,
and
winter
is
instead of sailing from Sau Fraueisco
box. allowing blit 3 scattered bingoee,
F bidai Aug 7
day.
As slated iu tbe marine report
which dropped just ont of reach of coming. To be prepared for the Twenty three persona, an elephant and
Allen Boice, J. E Hawkins and W. the infielders. The “Spider” is cer­ change yon most change with the t wo camels were killed by the oollieion of
Frank Pomeroy left here last Sat­
V. Cope were all in town Tuesday tainly there when needed the most.
season, and a man that is not proper­ two parts of a cirons train at Dnrand, Miob.
urday for Umpqua, having received
A dozen other people were iujnred. The air­
from tbe Floras country with dairy
Chas Oswill handled “Our Spider” ly dressed is like a fish out of water. brake refused to work.
an uppoiutmeul to a position iu the
product for shipment on llie Chico to io a style worthy of an older hand at Benton Hoyt, who represents The Two children at play in an express wagon
Life saviug service at that place.
J. P. TUPPER. Proprietor.
San Fraucisco.
■ bo profession, aud we predict that Royal Tailors, of Chicago, and were drowned iu New York, by tbe wagon
Ed Rac-defl'. Dairyvtlle’s popular
Gallier, the hardware man has some be will, with a continuation of the Wanamaker & Brown, of Pbila getting beyond their oonirol aud running
This well known hovel is now under qpw and com­
uierchaut gave Baudou a call Moudny
excellent whips at astonishingly low same kind of clever catching, be in delphia can properly fit you, into a creek.
petent management and bas been thoroughly ren­
Michael
Kerrin
langnisbes
in
a
New
York
having come up to meet Bill Nye, the
prices. Jelly glasses, fruit jars dishes faster company some time in the fu­ so go examine hiB uew samples, order jail to pay a fine of seven dollars and costa,
ovated
throughout The table service is equal to
commerce drummer, and order goods.
and all kinds of hardware, etc. Give ture.
what you want and io three weeks for assault, after traveling 26C0 miles to
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
Benjamin E. Cope, sou of W. V. him a call for atone jars. All sizes np
Our latest “comer” Willis Ordway, you can appear properly apparreled. whip bis man.
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
Cope, and Miss Myrtle Chenoweth, of to 8 gallons.
Kossaoks fired into a crowd of strikers at
jlfBO
had the honor of crossing the rubber
boats
and trains free of charge.
Kieff. killing two and wounding 24.
Florus Creek were married, Sunday
Fine new bar in connection with the hotel.
Mrs Kate Lenhart, of Wendling, with the winning run, Ordway is a
Incendiaries
in
San
Francisco,
attempted
August 2nd, Rev. G. Gillespie oi^i i-
XK CEDE.
good
hitter,
a
sure
fielder
and
above
to
fire
China
lown.
met her sis’sr Agnes Stitt, on the ar­
ating.
Tbe Phoenix Glass Works, at Monaoo,
rival of S. D. Barrows and party, at nil a clever baw-runuer, one of the “The Slashing Dashing Banilonla i»,”
W- Haydon, M. D.
Pa., will sue strikers for damage caused tbe O. T. Blumenrother
You will fiud tbe best brands of Roseburg, last Friday, apt? took tier essential parts of the winning of O! have yon beard iha latest news.
oompany
by
the
strike.
DIGESTIVE.
URINARY AND
SKIN
flunr, bacon, ham aud lard and other to Wendling for a month’s visit. Miss many a game,
Faith! «are it is s prsnd one
J. W. Sayer of Beattie who ia racing U. S. Commisioner and Notary Publio
DISEASES.
kinds of provisions and groceries of Agues will return home when T. L.
How
“
Marshfield
and
tbe
North
Bend
Sunday’s game was the crowning
around tbe world will make tbe trip in 66
Filings and Final proofs made on Home-
Office—East Front Street,
crews.”
guaranteed strength at H. A. Cox's Stitt and wife, of Yaquina Bay, visit glory of Bandon's ma y hard fought
days if no delaye occur during bio rnoe ateada, Timber Claim« aud other U. 8. Lands
B amdom , O bmoom .
“Got whipped by beys of Bandon.”
grocery.
aoroas the Atlanta.
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved
victories as tbe North Bend team is
here in September.
Tbe Bandon team is herd to beat.
Security.
S atubdat Aug 8
S. B. Catbrart, of Marshfield, was
A. W. KIME, M. D.
Tbe Roseburg League team is in of that class of players which nothing
Don’t fire their bells at random.
A trial of Prof. Laugley’a flying machine
Office nt Tupper House, Bandon, Oregon.
in Baudou Friday eveuiug on bis way Coos Comity to play against tbe teams bnt. good clean playing can defeat, All active, yoong, good hnmored. fleet,
on the Potomac river developed a speed of Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
PHFSJCJA2V AND SURGEON
The “Dashing Lada of Bandon.”
to Wedderburu, Curry couuty whither of the Coos County League. Tues­ and if the Biindouians are Bomewliat
40 milee an boar. A flight of 400 to 600
BANDON, OREGON.
yards waa made before tbe maobine came
GEO. P. TOPPING,
he journeyed to do some surveying day they played against ihe Marsh­ elated over ibe result of Suuday’s May lock attend this Victor Team
Calls
to
all parte of town and count ,
down into the river and went to tbe bottom.
Wherever they may land on
for R. D. Hume.
field team in which the latter won by game it is very excusable, for it was
ATTORNEY amd COUNSELOR AT LAW promptly answered day or night. Office i.r
So
fill
yonr
glasses
till
they
gleam
It
was
recoiered
but
considerably
damaged
oorner of Lower Main and Atwater atre«
When you want a physic that is three to two runs in a ten inning a well earned victory.
AMD
“To conquering llovs of Bandon,”
General Miles retired and Lient. General
The Bandon boys put up very fast
mild aud gentle, easy to take aud game. The Roseburgers will play
S.
B.
M.
Yonng
became
tempory
General
of
Cows’ horns, bells, steam whistles, yells,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. W. STRANGE,
tbe Army.
certain to act, always use Chamber­ against the Bandon team here, next ball, there being but one error credit
Denote the whipped North Benders,
Tbe
revolutionary
apirit
ie
growing
in
Whilst Victor team its prowess tells—
lain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets. week, tbe exact dale oot yet being ed against them, aud that on a very
Macedonia.
hard cbauco to short, and it is safe to
“Bandonians,—Ne'er Bartender.”—H.
determined upon.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Charles Gould and his wife wore thrown
The Chico brought 110 tons of assert that with sncb work they are
C, F. Allen ia again a passenger ou
from their automobile at New York and
BANDON. - - - OREGON.
able
to
give
them
ail
a
speedy
run
for
Where Racing Will he Good. may both die from their injuriee. Yonng
tbe Chico to Seo Francisco. He ex freight and twelve passengers this
J.
M.
UPTON,
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to b
is a eon of tbe millionaire oar-conp-
peels to return to look after the mines trip. She stopped at Baar Harbor, their money.
Visitor« to tbe Oregon state fair Gould
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW supplied in the Local Column.
hng manufactnrer.
During
one
part
of
the
game
a
dis
­
be is superintending on tbeRandolph and was four days on the wav en
thia fall will witness the greatest A Miaeonri poatmaeter is in jail at St.
bamdom , oooa ootnrrr, obmoom .
pute arose bet wee* some of tbe North
beacb, about the middle of Septem­ countering very heavy headwinds
racing ever Been in the state. Salem Louis, charged with being $10, J ebort in bis Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
Following is the passenger list. Mr Beud “bench-warmers” as to their
§ BANDON LODGE No. 133,1. 0.0. F '
aocouiits.
ber.
Street.
and Mrs H Clemen« anil daughter. bench being too good for some fellow bnaincsfl men have raised a purse of Two Astoria bova, 11 and 10 years old pur­
J I) ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0.0. F. |
F ound - —In Baudon, a num of mon­ Mr and Mrs Cesar, Waller wood. E to sit upon, and after they bad passed $2000 for 2:17 pacers to be raced for chased a gun and went after large game,
* I) meets every Saturday evening, i
ey, shortly after tbe 4th. Loser cau A McDnffee and wife. H Throde, F out s few left-hooks and a few right on Salem Day, which baa 30 horse» two hone«, two heifers and a bull were bag­
SViaiting brother« in good standing f
L Mitchell, Samuel I Rees and Mrs
entered.
These
horses
ate
from
the
«cordially
invited.
ged and it ia not certain that all the reports
have same by describing, giving Jack Hunt.
jsbs io decide the bench question
A. G. HOYT, N. O. f-.
beet stables in Oregon, Washington' are in.
amount, specie, and the probable lo­
g
Haaiir
W
alkwi , Hec.
some body sang ont “Another case of
The
Chico
sailed
for
San
Francisco
A
planing
mill
and
lumber
yard
was
de
­
Idaho,
California
and
Montana,
and
cality in which it was lost. Enquire yesterday. Following is list of pas 2 outs.”
stroyed by fire at Oonr D'Alene.
.e are very sorry we can­
at ibis office.
M ohdxt Aug 10
songers: J B D hvis , ,J Cro.v, R Loans, not give onr readers fnll psrticnlars it is expected that at leaat twenty of
them will start, furnishing the largest „ Knaata ha»
led f ni nnl-Tcparalmu
Judge Nosier, of Coquille, arrived K Morganier, Geo E Howe, Ed Gil- of
.W* <1.0 knoxgjhaj »Lp
RANDOM LODGE. No. 11S.A.F.A. M i
from Turkey for tbe aeeaaslnation of the That in tba oonrae of a year tbe balance
,in tow.u Satnrds»jo_Bjvsit Jhc « l U wik lesnie, Jliill'-pie, M Elft.n.....-E V.' oar'y under dispute sat on another field of h'igh olaas horses ever seen on Rnwaisn eonan!.
of yoor watch makes 167,860,0W) revolutions?
Sturdivant, Mr« E \V Sturdivant, P
andon lodg e ,N o . tin. a . f . a . m . f
of tbe steamer Chico. Mr. Nosier 3 Hovt, C W Pembroke. Wm Hit*. bench, providing he did not receive a track ou the Pacific coast. Port­ Three prominent men of Valejo were
Stated oommnnioationa first Hat i
land, too, has contributed a parse of drowned by tbe capsizing of their yacht.
was on hiB way to at ten ' tbe Soldier's Mrs E J Hite, Wm Russel, G Haves. too many base-bits.
urdAr-nf»«’ the-f«H- am an of cr.cl. 5
$2000
for
2:20
trotters
to
be
raced
for
month.
All Master Masons cordially t,
................
WAV»» A,
"
encampment at Sau Francisco, Aug- Mrs .1 S Haves. C E Allen, J H Nos­
“King” Bobs head gear w-ss fe
invited.
W. HAYDON, W. M. >
In time tbe oil pnma. and produce« fric­
ier,
Mrs
J
II
Nosier,
Miss
S
Leneve,
on
Portland
Day.
This
race
has
27
aaervso.
.aiJX7Oj. Sc
"Suu
M. B bbvbr , 8ec.
M Booner, R Whitson. A J Wilson great danger during the game when horses entered, of which moat of them
Aug 9—Str Chioo, Jensen, 4 days from 8 F tion, which wears tbe delicate bearinss, de­
Francisco all winter.
some one shouted, “HeyI Bobbie git
stroys tbeir bieb finish, and perfect fit; thus
B H Haskins
uruD.
will start, making two of the greatest
ruining an aeurate time piece.
yer bat ready fer business” and it
Ang 10—Sohr Gem. Nelson to 8 F.
Last Thursday there were ba’f a
racing events ever held thia aide the Ang 12—Schr Onward, Ogidinaaen, to 8 F.
«*♦**"<
When yon do tbit do not blame tbe jewel­
Mywterioui» ('irrameUnte.
was
only
with
tbe
cleverest
en
dozen team», loaded with csiuper*
er because be cannot make it run aa ac­
Court Quean of the Foreat No. 17, t
Rocky monntaina. If yon are fond A or 12—Str Chioo. Jensen, to 8 F.
curate as ft did before.
One was pule and sallow and the gineeriog that he avoided a “a mash­ of high-class racing, don't miss seeiug
and camp equipage arrived in a bunch.
Foresters of America,
An ordinary machine ia oiled daily. Your
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Tbe groves sre now showing the other frosh and rosy. Whence the up.” The boys were somewhat dis­ these two events.
watch from which von expect oorrect time
OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST '
usual camp life activity and arrival« difference? She who is blushing with appointed tn not being able to get to
No. 17, meeta Friday night of each^
Notier is hereby given that the under- should be cleansed and oiled ones a year,
Do
not
neglect
yoor
watch,
but
have
it
re
­
eek.
in Conorete Hall, Bandon. Oregon.»
-taned. doing boeinem 'n the town of Ban­
and departures are everv day occur­ health uses Dr. King’s New Life Pills the-stove pipe” with a “„arm anot­
A cordial welcome ia extended to all via-f
don, rinder the firm name «nd style of Barnes paired by Arthur Rice, tbe reliable jeweler,
Not
Owrr-wi«e
her,
”
bnt
consoled
themselves
in
the
iting brothers.
T. B. DAVIDBGN,
>
rences. If that railroad ever is built' to maintain it. By gently arousing
A Company, have this day, by mutual oon- wbo guarantees all bis work.
Bandon, Ore.
J. N. L ahoixiib ,
Chief Hanger.
dissolved partnership. L. N. Barnes
Thore ie *o old allegorical picture sent,
to th* interior Bandon will become a the lazy organa they compel good di­ thought that “There’ll come a time
Fin. Secretary.
retiring from the firm, and J. Waldvogel
lively place through tbe camping gestion and head off cona'ipntion. some day.” so King Bob look out for of a girl scared at * grass-hopper, hot continuing the bnsinesa in bia own individ­
ual rem«. J. Waldvogel aaaumea all in
in tbe act of heedlessly treading on a debiediiea-r
Try them. Only 25c, nt C. Y. Lowe, yonr copse cover.
season.
of «aid firm, and a l aooounta
Tbe honors of the stick work go to aonke. Thia ia paralelled by tbe roto due said firm, are payable to «aid J. Wald­
Druggist
Mra. Mollie Allen, of South Fork,
Wrenshall & Wrensholl,
“Tay” Streib, who secured 2 of tbe who spends • large sum of money vogel.
L. N. BARNES.
TRKB*PAS« NOTICK.
Ky., nay« she ban prevented attack»
J. WALDVOGEL.
five hits made off Hictmuller.
bmlding a cyclone cellar, bnt neglects
Dated at Bandon. Oregon, Aug.. 8th. 1903.
of cholera morbus by taking Cham­
Notice is hereby given to all per­
One very clever play to the Bandon to provide bis family with a bottle of
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sona not to tresapas« on mv cranberry hoys’ credit, took place in the Sth in­
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
when she felt an^tllock coining on. land, < n what ia known at the John­ ning, when with two men out aud a
ROC NO HOUSE GALLERY. BANDO.
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Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard
son
Farm,
near
China
creek.
Sncb attacks are usually canned by
man each ou tbe 1st and 2nd cush­ against bowel complaints, whose vic­
Oregon Dally Journal, a Democrat!
N. L obesz .
Shavlag *S Oat*,
I will serve Ice Cre&m at my Par­
indigestion and these Tablets are jnet
daily newspaper, eight to 20 pages. It r.
ions, Langwortby of the North Benders tims outnumber those of the cyclone
FOR SALE—A six acre tract, adi-'ining
lors, west of J. B. Marshal] & Son,a
^atba *S Oat*.
what is needed to cleanse the stomach
year: 12 for sis months. The Journal Is
corporation bonndry: slashed and hnrn.<l, placed a hit ont in center within a hundred to one. This remedy is
and ward off the approaching attack. and logs mostly gonei lies ea«t of town.
a newspaper. Send In your subooriptl* <>
Store,
eaoh
Saturday
and
Sunday
reach of “Reliable” Bill Oswill, who everywhere recogaired aw the most
Attacks of bilious colic may be pre­ Also one choice corner lot on corner of
Workmanship up to date in any- Interest your neighbor In The Journ.-'
Spruce and 4th St., and three nice residence threw to the plate thereby cutting off prompt and reliable medicine in use afternoon till farther notice.
Address The Journal, Bog 111. Forties
thing in my tin*.
vented in the same way. Foreale by lots fenced and cleared on Bluff Street. For tbe runner. The runner finding he
for these diseases. For sale by C. Y.
Or.
full
particulars
enquire
of
J.
W
Filter.
Next
Door
to
McNair'«
Hardware.
C. Y. Lowe.
Bandon, Oregon.
conld r.ot make it, turned and went Lo*e,
LOCAL NEWS
Important News Notes OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE
WHISKEY,
Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods,
“EL DORADO
Ka«mussen 13ros.,
New Goods.
I:
Prop's
Low Prices.
Thomas .¿Viidei’f-ton,
Provisions and Groceries in Stock.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD WARE?
If You Do
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
A. McNAIR,
Hotel Coquille
«Uoquille
OiæÂ011
DENTIST,
Watches !
Are You Aware
Think of It.
B
C
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms Photographers,
Mrs. E. J. Hite,