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BANDON,
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1903
Baseball
Number 34.
OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE
WHISKEY,
New Carpet at Furniture Store.
Ncreechisig Meteor Faile in
Campers will find an excelleut qual-1
Jlicllt£UU.
Hay, graiu «r.d feed at N. Lorenz’« ity of bread at th« Bakery,
''Photo'* Button«, 10 to 15c ts, at ' Store.
Thomas Easton, of Coqnilta, has Blindon s Percent Raised Up
DrraoiT, Aug. 15.—A special to the
Wrenaball’« Gallery.
H E. Cox gave the County seat a tbs contract to build William Gather’« 1
Free Press from Mendon, Mich,, says:
Anothor
Natch.
In another column will be found a 1 visit Tuesday.
oev building. He now bus it in frame.
A large meteor which fell here last
notice of some fine lots J. W. Felter
For the fifth sttaigbl gums Bandon night destroyed a portion of the
H. A. Cox has received another big
Open air Concert by Band every
wishes to sell. Look it up.
supply of fin» candies. If you buy team defeated the Coquille team last bridge over the St. Joe River. Il
Saturday evening.
----- AT THE
Abe Rose of Randolph and H.
of
him once you will be sura to go Sunday, at Coquille City, in one of buried in the earth and made a bole
Come and see (be new Fortierres
Clemen» of Paikersburg were among
agaiu.
their usually interesting games of nearly 20 feet deep. It gave forth a
M
’ at B. F. Co. Store.
the visitors in town Tuesday.
Tbe North Bond Citizen, a very base ball.
screeching sound as it passed through
Circuit Court will meet at Gold
Both teams bad with them quite a the sky, and struck the earth with a
Bandon baa been thronged this
neat and creditable publication, pub-
Beach on Monday after next.
week with the educator» of the coun­
lisbed at North Bend, made its ap­ large assortment of ’’fire-works,” and screech that was beard many miles.
Mason Fruit Jars at Denholm's,
the sky became greatly illumed with
ty, all being present except five.
pearance on our table this week.
Bints, Quarts and Half Gallons.
their different and brilliant colors.
Our old friend Janie» W. Chase re­
Boy Cuwit of Colic After Physician’« !
D.
H.
Prewett
and
wife
ol
Park
­
The Bandooians opened their display
Treatment
Had
Failed.
turned to Bandon again last Thurs­
Tvzmux Ao« 11
I iu the first inning with four large
LÉT
day from an extended visit to North ersburg were doing business in town
My boy when four years old was
A frightful calamity oocarred in an un-
Thursday.
hair
raising
”
cracker»
”
which
result
­
LÈT
Bend.
taken ivitb col io and crumps iu bia ed iu three tallies and much applause dervroaud railway iu Pari«, by which over
W. J. Butler, of Marshfield, gave
one hundred pasaeu^ore were auffuonted or
Mr. Cal Shield», of Coquille City,
stomach. I sent for the doctor and
from the spectators, who, at the end burned to death. On® train whs pushing
has the contract to build R. H. Rosa’s Bandon a visit Tuesday, remaining he injected morphine, but tbe child
of the display, were obliged to con­ another which had a damaged motor; both
over
night
only.
new building, and has gone to work
kept getting worse. I then gave him
DEALER IN
got on fire and a third ran into the fiery ob­
Mrs. R. C. Dement, of Myrtle half a teaspoonfnl of Chamberlain's cede that Bandon bad the best of it, struction.
upon it.
as
she
had
to
her
credit
fourteen
A train wag wrecked near Bed alia, Mo., Uy
For Sale.—Two bull»: one treas Point, joined the campers here Tues­ Colic, Cbol-ra and Diarrhoea Remedy large cracker» to Coquille’s nine.
the rails spreading. Twenty-one puzaengers
day,
for
a
few
days
at
the
beach.
and
in
half
au
hour
be
was
sleeping
tiring 7 feet 9 inches, the other, 7 feet
'the ball received severe treatment were hurt, mauy being aorioaaly injured.
M. R. Lee cam» down from Myrtle and soon recovered.—F. L. W ilkins ,
8 inches. Enquire of J. H. Jones,
and little rest, as both teams pounded A cyclone in Martinique tore up trees, un­ Calicoe«, Ginghams, Muslin«, Ratteens, Organdies, Ribbon«, Thread, and other goods
Point Tuesday, having business that Shell Lake, Ww.Mr. Wilkins is book­
anti all kind« of Notion«.
Bandon, Ore.
the sphere with a vengeance, and as roofed houses, and killed many people.
keeper for tbs Shell Lake Lumber it fortunately withstood the bombard­ Sheriff Reese gave up the chase after th© Gentlemen's Ladies’ »nd Children's Underwear, Hose, and Men's and Boys’
Charles Moomaw and wife have called him here for a day or two.
Folsom convicts,
Ice Cream each Saturday and Sun­ Co. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
moved into tbe Marshall Vmlding.
ment, the gains finally qlieted down
Overalls & other wears.
Will HnJ Sam Martin, outlaws of Okla-
over tbe Racket store, moving here day, nt the Pacific Ice Cream Parlor
The Roseburg and Bandon teams to a finish with Bandon op the top hama, were killed by a sheriff’s posse.
and Confectionery, until further no­ met yesterday, on tbe ball grounds notch.
Firebugs kindled two fires in Portland
from Coq -iUe.
tice,
here, in a contest to see which could
“Bobby” Eager, who caught for during tbe night,
W. E. McDuffee, of Coquille, and
Byron Burns of Grant’s Pa««, Oregon,
Canned Goods, Jellies, and all kinds of Delicacies and Edibles usually to be foanc}
Hon A. H. Crook, of Curry County put up the fastest ball, and for an Coquille’s clever twirler, held bis po­ had
a party of friends spent a few days
b s skull crushed by a ball while play­ iu a Grocery Store.
Tobaoones and Smokers’ Supplies carried.
has
moved
to
Smith
River,
Califor
­
hour
and
twenty
minutes
the
contest
sition
with
his
usually
good
work,
and
ing with Ids companions a few days ago.
pumping on tbe beach. They returned
nia, having sold bis Pistol River was a fierce one, and intensely inter­ infused much ginger in bis team
Ws UN BSD ay Aug 12
borne Tuesday.
Musselmans are said to be preparing for
esting. Bandon made the first tally,
“Onr Spider” dished out his nev­
Albert Faris», of Bear Creek, was ranch to his sons.
another slaughter of Christians.
The station keeper and crew went then Roseburg made two, and the er-failing supply of mix-up, and Turkish soldiers killed 150 revolutionists
in town Friday nursing a broken fin.
i
ger. He got it caught iu fastening a outside to the fishing bank, Monday, game ran several innings without pulled himself out of the tight places at Boruviot.
T-P
fill I Irv
We are still doing business at The Old
D fficultie« between Brazil and Bolivia
A vU. A-r V stand and can please von. Give us a Call
and returned in the eveuing with a change. The Bandon team then in the same old style and with his
trace to a singletree.
and examine our
closed the gap and forged ahead one •• same old smile ” playing over bis have been overcome. Brazil takes Acre and
You will find tbe beet brands of catch of 54 redfish.
pays indemnity of the expedition.
tally.
Tbe
Rosebnrgers
evened
up
face
like
sunshine
chasing
shadows.
F or S alb —A second I and Ameri
Grand Rapids, Michigan, suffered to the
flour, t’Hcon, ham and lard and other
about the ftp ven th inning, and the Strieb, Westerberg and Ordway re extent
of $100,000 by fire.
kinds of provisions and groceries of can Sewiug Machine, also a second teams playad even until tbe last half
ceive equal share of the batting hon­
Now is tbe time to purchase Hardware. The undersigned has
In a riot at Kieff last Thursday, CO strikers
^novuuteed strength at H. A. Cox’s hand Crescent bicycle. Apply to P. of tbo ninth inning, at which time the
in stock a large assortment of
ors, each having secured three bingos. were killed. Russia is having her share of
C.
Stephenson,
Bandon.
grocery.
home team filled tip tbe bases with
“The Old General ” Schofield um­ strife and disaster.
Henry and Mos« Averill and Lee
Dr. G. M. Elgin, of Sixes, spout a
only one man out. la this condition pired the latter half of the game, as Tbe Folsom convicts are supposed to have
day or two in town, leaving for Dai­ Eaton started for Go] I Beach, last tbe tension was severe and something Leatherwood, who tried to make good reached Devil's Basin.
Fire fiends attempted to burn the entire
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
ry ville Tuesday morning, He intend- Monday, in n sail boat. They expect bad to give way, «nd a passed ball could not stand ths strain, aud retired business
part of Albany, Oregon, last night.
to
be
away
for
some
days.
pd to give J. H. Upton a visit at
An incendiary tire burned the new hotel at Paints, Oils, Doors and Windaw«,
did the work and Bandon was winner, with the conviction that some ball
Floras Creek, add then go on to
Rev. Horsfall is in town and will tbe score being 4 to 3.
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
players are hard to please. We envy Spokane, Wash. Loss, $25,000.
Two broken arms, head cut, shoulder crip­
hold sirvice-» io St John's Church
¡Sixes.
no
one
the
position
as
the
best
of
them
Not Over-wiHe.
pled, upper lip half bitten off. and head hurt
Isom Walker was in town Satur- Sunday, August. i’Srd, morning and
get their bumping.
from lick with neck yoke, six in all Being in
evening,
at
tne
UHual
hours.
There is an old allegorical picture
The Bandon Hardware Man.
day. He (s in tbe stock business and
Below is the tubulated score an<l jured in a Scotch family row at Walla
Walla.
Will Lundy, of Myrtle Point, came of a girl scared at a grass-hopper, but standing of the several teams.
is shipping two thousand sheep to
T hursday Aug 13
California, prqt of which has already do on Saturday evening to visit his in the act of heedlessly treading on a
Bandon
AB H BH SB SH PO A E
The warship, Massaobasetts, struck on a
been sent off. He will also ship a family who are camping here. He snake. This is pnralelled by the mau MoKnne 2b
4 2 2 1 0
2 0 0
shoal during a fog, and will have to go ou
0 2 0
4 2 3 1 0
returned home on Sunday night, who spends a largo sum of money Ordway If
hundred veal calves.
dry dock.
0
Streib
lb
5
3
5
0
2
0
1
budding a cyclone cellar, blit neglects
An earthquake ia Argentina killed five
Milo Sumner and wife, from North having come on horseback.
Pelland
rf
&
0
1 0 0
1 0 0
persms aud injured many others. Much
L'-roy Curry passed up from Port to provide his family with a bottle of Westerberg ss 4 0 8 0 0
Beod, visited ih»ir pareuts, Mr. and
1 3 1 damage was done otherwise.
Mrs. Sutaner of this place, over Sun­ Orford, th« latter part of last week Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Wm Oswell et 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Silver City, New M- xico, was damaged
Diarrhoea
Remedy
as
a
safeguard
Adamina 3b
3 0 0 0 0
2 0 0
day, returning home on Monday with bis family, whom be was moving
$100,000 by flood. Tne business portiou
J. P. TUPPKH, Proprietor.
4 1 3 0 0 16 3 1
Mr. Curry has been against bowel complaints, whose vic (• Oswell c
was flooded to the extent of seven feet of
Frank Sumner, who is living at Fish­ to Coquille.
2
Baum
p
4
0
0
0
1
0
0
tiins
outnumber
those
of
the
cyclone
water
rushing
through
the
streets
working
at
Coquille
for
some
time.
trap, visited with them at tbe same
This well known hotel is now under new and com­
a hundred to one. This remedy is
A cloudburst washed out railroad traoks
30 1 ß 1 1
27 11 1
Jim*.
Perkins, Moomaw & While expect
petent management uud bas been thoroughly ren­
everywhere recognized ns the most Coquille
AB K BH SB SH PO A E iu Kansas uud Missouri.
S. D. Barrows and wife returned to have the Dew Dispatch finished and prompt and reliable medicine in nse Morrison of
A
negro,
by
name
of
Mitchell,
wbo
posed
ovated
throughout. The tuble service is equal to
1
0
0
1
0
4
0
0
home last Thursday evening from a running by September 10tb. The
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
4 0 0 0 0
0 1 1 as Mark llanua’s agent, has swindled South­
for these diseases. For sale by C. Y. Johnston as
Egar c
3 0 I 0 0 12 2 0 ern negroes out of $0,000. He represented
|rip to Roseburg. They brought hack Coquille River will be well fixed for Lowe.
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
Smith
2b
4 0 » 0 0
5 0 1 himself as soliciting money to aid iu the
transportation
when
she
is
finished.
with them 25 boxes of uioe poHches
boats
and trains free of charge.
passage
of
Hanna
’
s
Slave
Pension
Bill.
Lorenz 8b
4 0 t 0 0
1 1 1
TKACH EKS’ INSTITUTE.
Fiue new bar io connection with the hotel.
which they disposed of nt $1.25 a
Gnllier, the hardware man has some
Twenty meu were arrested for inflioting
Burrows rf
4 1 1 0 0
0 0 0
severe
punishment
on
six
other
men
iu
a
box, and could buve sold more if they excellent whips at astonishingly low
Following is the names of teachers at­ Hunter lb
4 1 2 0 0
9 0 1
pouId have brought them.
4 0 0 0 0
prices. Jelly glasses, fruit jars dishes tending the Institute at Bandon, commenc­ Henham If
0 1 0 factional fight at Whitney, Indiana.
W Haydon, M. f>.
C. T. Blumenrother
F hiday Aug 14
ing
Aug.
17th,
and
lasting
four
days.
Nefzger
p
0
4
1
0
6 0
0
0
and
all
kinds
of
hardware,
etc.
Give
The Reunion, of the members, of
Foor
thnusaud
Turkish
troops
have
bom
­
Wm. Gamble,
R, F. Savage,
DIGESTIVE, URINARY AND
SKIN
35 1 5 0 0 24 11 7 barded and taken Kru“hove from the ihsur- U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
jha JIandou Branch, of Latter Day him a call for stone jars. All sizes up Kose Z. Mulkey,
DISEASES.
Nettie King,
gents.
Halim,
who
murdered
the
Russian
Saints, will cottv tie at Myrtle Point, to 6 gallons.
K uns B t I nnuíos .
Filings and Final proofs made on Home­
Letta Cooper,
Office—East Front Street,
Lena Fairman,
consnl, was condemned and execn-ed.
steads, Timber Claims and other V. 8. Lands
Bandon
B andon . O bzoon .
Apgust 28, to September fltb. Mem­
Mabel Weekly,
Five of the members of the Bandon Ku h J. Todd,
The National Building Trades Council
Innings
1 3 S 4 5 0 7 8 9
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved
Mrs. Wilbor,
bers from this place generally will ball team went to Coquille, Tuesday, Myrtle Shannon,
Hits
4 2 0 4 1 0 1 2 1 Convention in session at Denver, endorsed Security.
A. W. KIME, M. D.
be in attendance, mid a cordial in­ to attend the ball game between the Margaret B. Murphy, , Nellie E. Brown,
Kans
3 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 W. R. Hearst, of New York, for the Presi
Office at Tupper House, Bandon, Oregon.
Margaret Anderson, G. P. Harrington,
deucy
of
the
United
States
next
term.
vitation is extended friends uud tbe Coqnillo and Roseburg teams. Four Inez Lusk.
Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon.
Coquille
PHYSICIAN ANI) SUHGEON
Bertha Braden,
A white man nnd a negro were lynched in
Innings
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
public.
of the five, viz: Streib, Adamina, Ida E. Kodine,
Carrie E. Bodine,
BANDON, OREGON.
Georgia
for
assaulting
a
wbito
woman.
Hits
1 0 1 1 1 2 2 1 0
GKO. F. TOPPING,
Anna Britton,
8. B. Cathcart, county surveyor, Wc6terberg and McKune played with Pearl Fetter,
Fourteen masked cattlemen whipped a
ltaus
0
0
0
Calls
to
at) parts of town imd county
0
1
2
0
0
0
F. A. Pierson,
L. it. Edmunds,
ATTOKNEY »so COUNSELOR AT LAW promptly nnswered day or night. Office on
was in Baudon Sunday night on bis the Coquille boys.
Two-base bits. MoKune 1 Ordway 2. sheepherder to death, in Montana.
D. A. Grout,
W. H. Bunch,
oorner of Lower Main and Atwhter street»
A madman fired into a crowd at Winfield,
AND
return from Gold Bench. Mr. Cath-
Streib 1. Pelliuid 1, C. Oswell 1, Smith 1,
The schooner Advance brqngkt in R. F. Robinson,
J. C. Logan,
Egar 1, Morrison 1; first on balls—off Kan. Six persons are dead and three more
enrt was called to Curry by R. D. about 50 tons of freight, last Sunday, Asa Smith,
May Boyrie.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Baum 2; off Nefzger 3; strack oat—by are expected to die as a result of his deed.
J. W. STRANGE,
Hume, to snrvey tbe townsite of El­ -from San Francisco, among which Mrs. Kosa Bingaman, Annie Waldvogel,
The union bands of San Francisco refuse
Bantu 15, by Nefzger 10 doable plays Baum
Myrtle James,
Susie Tuttle,
lensburg, now known as Gold Beach, was 20 tons of tin for C. Timmins'
to C. Oswell to MoKune; passed balls Egar to parade with military bands because they
Fire Inauranoe.
Ed wards A. Ericksen, Agnes Gulorson,
a portion of which is in dispute, Mr. cannery. The Advance was longer Emily Wall,
1; bit by pitcher C. Oswell, MoKune. Um­ are non union.
Charles Flynn,
Bandon, - - - - Oregon,
A farmer living near Spokane was buncoed
pire Leatherwood and Schofield. Bcorer
Hume and Captain Burns each being on the run up, this trip, than former­ Belle Ellingsen,
Nellie Kerrigan.
BANDON, - - ■ OREGON.
out
of
$2,300
by
two
sharpers
.
Cbas. Lorenz. Time of game 2 bra 20 m.
Lena Logan,
a claimant for it.
ly, but calm weather seems to have Fanny Getty,
S aturday Aug 16
J. »1. UPTON,
Will
visit Bandon regularly on dates to be,
Inez Bunch.
Mollie Caldwell,
S ta - dino of tub T eams .
Russia is preparing to enforse her de­ ATTOKNEY AND OOUNSEIXIR AT LAW «applied in the Local Column.
Tbe steamer Chico cnlled in at been the greatest factor in retarding Minnie MoCrnoken. Minnie McCloskey,
No games played won lost percent. mands npon Turkey for tbe severe punish­
Port Orford on her way down to San progress,and Captain Jorgensen says Hattie Wells,
BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OBEOOR .
Nellie Dement.
846 ment of all persons in anvway responsible
Bandon
13
2
11
« i
i
Francisco, last trip, and took on a that be has the best seboouer on the Florence Bobbin«, Mildred Wilson,
Office
in
the Eldorado Building, on First «
583
North Bend
12
5
7
l
for the assassination of Consul Kstkovoski.
-> BANDON LODGE No. 133, 1.0.0. F !
Pearl K. Walker,
Effie li. Collier.
Street.
583
number of passengers. L. N. Barnes coast.
12
Mu rshfinld
5
7
Lieut. Gen. S. B. M. Young succeeds him­
Mabel Lawhorn,
Mrs. Flo Laird,
13
13
000 self as chief of staff.
Coqaille
0
I »ANDON LODGE. No. 13», I.O. O. F.<
an,l another geotieman took advan­
Elder Summerville and Rev. W. :
Florence Carter,
Lizzie Myers,
^1» meets every Kntuidav evening.:
Two brakemen were killed and an engi­
Iu
last
week's
summary,
Marshfield
tage of the occasion to go to Port H. Meyers are in the rustling busi­ May belle Kyle,
jSVisiting
brothers in good standing-
Grace Bridges,
gUcordinlly invited.
was credited with one game too many. neer injured in a freight train collision in
Orford, from which place they intend­ ness this week, in this vicinity, with Lena P. Holcomb, Kathleen Stcckel,
A. G. HOYT. N. G. <
A dense fog is given as the cause.
Rosa Gibbs,
The league interest continues, and Pa. A train
ed to go ou ahnnting expedition. the object in view of raising $250 to Mrs. Geo. Koss,
* H abht W alkkb , Boo.
went through a bridge near Na-
Mary
Quick,
Dora
Escott,
changes are still being made in the throp. Cal., injuring twelve persons. The
They returned Monday.
pay the debt on the M. E. Church.
Phocion Bryen,
Bertha Prey,
North Bend and Marshfield teams. bridge had been weakened by a flood.
Mrs. Mollie Alien, of Sontb Fork, When tbeebape) was built the church Ida Gamble,
Winnie Hall,
North Bend has signed Koala), the The navy department may abolish civilian That in the conrse of a yesr tbe belanc®
organization
loaned
the
congregation
L.
E.
Brown,
G. F. Dillon.
Ky., says she has prevented attacks
Roseburg pitcher, and two other men surgeons. They have been passing men unfit of your watch makes 157,!W(),0 *0 revolutions? < BANDON LODGE, No. tiff, A.F. A. .11 £
J. H. Barklaw,
of cholera morbus by takiug Cham­ that amount out of nu ¡producible D. P. Strang,
for serviee,
Cha«. A. Nicholas,
Mary Black,
of that team, while Marshfield has Peru is undergoing a scourge of the plague.
J 1 > ANDON LODG E. No. 115. A F.A .M. £
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets fund kept for that purpose, and the ' Florence Walstrom, Anna Logan,
* 1 > Staled comiunuiCHtions first Snt- S
sigued
Newell,
the
shortstop,
from
money
being
raised
now
is
to
pay
Cotton
mills
have
cut
work
in
New
Eng
urdnv niter the full moon of each
when she felt an attack coming on.
Gertrude Strowenjans.
month. All Master Masons oordinlly «
land,
aud
many
operative«
are
out
of
woik.
the
same
team-
Buch attacks are usually caused by back the amount borrowed.
The Teachers' Institute closes to-
I
< invited.
W. HAYDON, W. Al. »>
In
time
the
nil
pnma,
and
produce«
fric
­
M
onday
,
August
10,
In
the
league
gamo
last
Sunday,
M. B bkumb , Seo.
Sheriff James Walker and bis SOD day. The attendance has been very
indigestion and these Tablets are just
A powerful Russian squadron has sailed tion, which wear« th® delicate bearings, de­
wiiai is needed t.c, elcar.ae the stomach Will, esroe np from Gold Beach, large, and the interest taken has Marshfield did up the North Bend for Turkey, aud tbe Sultan is mobilizing stroys their high fimth, and perfect fit; thus
ruining mi «cUrnie liioe piece.
and ward off th» Rpproaching attack. Tuesday, to convey Hedrick Wilson stamped this the beat or one of the team in a close contest, the score us­ ilia forces.
When yon di thia do not blame the jewel­
Mouuu® U having a severe visitation uf
Attacks of bilion» colic may be pre­ back to Curry County to stand trial very best, ever held in the county. ing C to 5.
er becan-’-e he cannot make it run as ac- X Court Queen of tbe Forest No. 17,
grasshoppers.
for
the
murder
of
Foster,
a
half-
enrnte
as it did before.
vented io tbe same way. For sale by
Prof. D. A. Groot, of the Park school
Forenter« of Atne.lca,
Mysterious Circumstnnce.
An ordloarv machine is oiled daily. Y<>nr
MARINK.
bioed, butter kc.ccn tts Joe Joe. at, Pmtlaud, and Prof. Robinson, wt-
C. X. Lowe.
watch fraru
von cY»«eAt- correct time Jf^Or^TQDFEN OF THE FOREST.3
One was pale and sallow and th»
AB1IVKD.
They were met at this place by Dep­ perintendent of Multnomah County,
should be clean•‘«•d and oiled once a year,
No. 17, meet« Friday night of
Frank Barrows and O. Willard, uty Sheriff E M. Gallier, who brought are in attendance as instructors.
other fresh and rosy. Whence tbe Aug. 16— Scbr Advance. Jorgensen. 17 days
Do not neglect v«»ur wntcbtbM have it re- #week, in Concrete Hall, ltandon. Oregon.*.
paired bv Arthur R’c«-, the reliable Jeweler, <• A cordial welcome i« extended to all viz-gj
who have bad the placing of the ma­ Foster down from Coquille where he
The proceedings will appear next difference! She who is blnnbing with from Ban Francisco, to O. M. & T. Co.
J itina brother«.
T. B. DAV1DKON,
W
Aug. 19—Behr Coqnelle, Pederson. 32 days who guarantee« «11 bis work.
chinery in the new steamer, Liberty, bad been confined for safe keeping. week.
Bandon, Ore.
£ J. N. L anoloi «.
Chief Raoffer. g
health uses Dr. King’s New Life Pills from San Pedro to Prosper Mill Co.
Fin. Becretnry.
turned over the wheel last Thursday, They started on their return for Gold
to maintain it. By gently arousing
SAILED.
Fall A Winter Sait«.
and finished adjustment. The en­ Beach yesterday.
Aug.
14
—
Behr
Gem,
Nelson,
to
San
Pedro.
the lazy organs they compel good di­
Fall is soon here, and winter is gestion and head off constipation,
In last week’« marine notes, the name
gines worked very nicely indicating
Port Orford Tribune: The substan­ coming. To be prepared for the
“Gem” was substituted for “ May Flower.”
that everything was in first-class
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
j Try them. Only 25e, at C. Y. Lowe.
shape. The carpenters and painter tial frame-work for the P. F. & L. chauge you must change with the I Druggist.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
and tinner have been rushing work Co.’s cable at Fort PoiDt is now about season, nnd t man that is not proper­
Notice
i« hereby given thnt the under-
•n 1 the company expect to put her completed, «nd on the arrival of the ly dressed is like a fish out of water.
«igned, doinc business *n the town of Ban­
engine
by
steamer,
the
cable
will
be
Benton
Hoyt,
who
represents
The
don.
under
the firm name anti style of Bam®«
HOL ND IIOUMK GALLFItY, BANDON
on trial by Saturday and have her on
it Company, haw« this dav, by mutual con­ I
—o- -
stretched
and
the
work
of
shipping
Royal
Tailor»,
of
Chicago,
and
bar regular run by next Monday.
sent.
dissolved
partnership.
L.
N.
Barne«
I will serve Ice Cream at my Par retiring from the firm, arid J. Waldvogel
Oregon Dally Journal, a Democrat!,
lumber over the Point will begin. VVanamaker A Brown, of Phil»
Hhavinz 25 Cent«.
FOR S ALE—A six «ere tract, adjoining
continuing the bu-iMcas in hi« own individ­
daily newspaper, eight to 20 page«. »1 a
lors,
west
of
J.
B.
Marshall
&
Son.s
There
is
already
an
immense
pile
of
delphia
can
properly
fit
you.
corporation boundrvi slashed and burned,
ual name. J. Waldvogel aasnnies all in
Until« 25 C'en tn.
year: |2 tor ala month«. The Journal Is.
and loo* mostly m>nri lies ea-t of town. lumber on the Point, ready for ship: so go examine hi» new samples, order Store, each Saturday and Sunday (lebfednea« of Raid firm, and a I acrounta
a newspaper. Send In your subscription.
Also one choice corner lol on corner ot
due «nid firm, are payable to «aid J. Wald­
Spruce and 4th Hl., and three nice residence meat, and it is being added fo as fast what you want, and in three weeks afternoon till further notice.
vogel.
Workmanship up to date in any- Interest your neighbor In The Journal.
Inta fanned and cleared oil Bluff Strict. For
L
N
R
ARNES.
Addre-f« The Journal, Box 121, Portion«1
thing in my line.
(nil psrticnlsra enquire ol J. W Falter, as eight big teams can haul it in from yon can appear properly apparreled.
J. WALDVOGEL,
Or.
Bandon, Oregon.
Dated at Fnndon, Ore* on, Aog.« (Uh. 19C3.
Next Dsir to McNair’s Hardware
the two Elk River mill».
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LOCAL NEWS.
Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods,
“EL DORADO
Important News Notes
Prop's.
New Goods.
Low Prices.
Thomas Andeinson,
General I3ry Goods
Provisions and Groceries in Stock.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
A. McNAIR,
Hotel Coquille
CJoquille
Ovejón«
DENTIST,
Watches !
Are You Aware
Think of It.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Ice Cream
Mrs. E. J. Hite
t
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Photographers,