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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1903)
52 Times a year for $2 BANDON, M» to»« etto at II A. tees TW I A OREGON: Oaaa Nay $a Ito tfew TarMlawa. Nyotoal to fka <!oa«t Nall. «M FraaatoM, Ananat Mat. — If Ganrgw Goald aarrira oat bin plana, within a sbtol time bn »ill bare raanbod tbe I’aeifie Uoant with a rail road to two plarnw, one In California, •nd the other ia Orason. While tbe two roavbi may retain aeperato eorporatioa identities, tbe laanagemetit will bo aometbinff like that of tbe Union Pacific aod Oregon Nhort Line. By th« sama interrat tbe Weetern Pacific ia to connect Gotild'a ayslem at Mall Lake with Man Franeiaoo, while tbe Uooa Bay road io to form a link between Mall Lake and tbe north- waalwrn eoaat. It la tbe intention to bnild np tbe port uf Coua Bay, which will bid againat Portland and Meat tie for tbe great aod growing trade between tbe Pacific ooribweat and Siberia, China, Corra and Japao. Tbe conatraetion of tbe Siberian railroad baa given an immense imp«- too to tbe trade of tbe nortbwratern porta, aod Gonld, backed by Rocke feller. is determined to have a share of it. The Cora Bay road baa not beeD sorveyed, but aa projected io a gen eral way, it ia ran from Cora Bay, 100 mil«« north of th« California line, sootbwrat tbrongh the rich timber aod agricul torsi districts of aontbern Oregoo, acrora northern Nevada and Utah, into Sait Lake. Matrimonial Alliance. A very pretty wedding took place at Wk to . tbe home of Mm. George M. Dyer, TbnraJsy evening. Sept.Btb, at which lime, Miss Camilla Lorentzen, of Oakland, Cal., was joined in marriage to Mr. Albert Alton Garfield, of Ban don. by Rev. George Gillespie. A few minutes before nine o’clock, tbe strains of Meodelssobn’a Wed* ding March, played by Miss Ethel Dyer, announced the eotrance of tbe bridal party, wbo, taking tbeir places beneath a bower of white roses, tbs onion was solemnized by tbs repeti tion of tbe beautiful formala of the Presbyterian marriage ceremony. After tbe ceremony a dainty repast waa served. Only relatives were present. Tbe bride waa tbe recipient of many beantifnl gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield will leave on tbe steamer Chico f>»r a abort wed ding trip to California, and on tbeir return will make ibeir residence io Bandon, where they will be at home to tbeir many friends. Tbe contracting parties are well and favorably known, and have a large circle of friends with whom tbe Kacoanca joins in congratulations. A liberal supply of cake la ackuowl- r.;<^ pfstj • to * « to *• • I • * rh to tbe to ato» to to be toil it Tbe town f»t w.’to A A (to1*» Mn • del s. a r.' Ti.-* th»* Miaow ksra • t>4 the Re- ■Mb • • 1 Number 36 1903 Card wf Thank The undersigned desire, through tbo R boobubb , to express their sincere hod heartfelt thanks to tbs many citi zens of Bandoo, wbo came to tbeir as sistance daring the last sioknees, death and faneral of tbsir loved one, the late Mrs. J. E. Morris, wife and mother, respectively. Kind acta and kind words never die, and we feel deeply indebted for tbe many favora received, and assure our benefactors that we shall ever bold them in grate ful remembrance. Very respectfully, J. E. Morris, Mrs. Minnie McCord, J. A. McCord. Importantllswi Notes OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE WHISKEY, .Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods, AT TH “EL DORADO Rasmussen Br»»«., Prop's Low Prices. New Goods. Thomas Anderson, General Dry G-oocls Provisions and Groceries in Stock. Kans by Innings 123456189 Hetirv Weinbrenner was arrested at Saga »«»field’s Cotton Tops 10010008 0—A more Hill, last night, while makiug penist Bsnm« ttpid.re 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-2 ent demands to see President Roosevelt. The man was armed with a loaded revolver. T uubsdat Sept 3 Tvre Wauien Instanti.«Killed Relianoe wine third and deciding race of at Daniel e Creek. tbe aert-s for the American cup. John Gibson, a colored thief, assaults a A frightful accident occnred on the second-hand store-keeper. Daniel’s Creek 1 'gging railroad about Tbe former transport, Lawton, will snr- 6:30 yesterday (Friday) morning, by plant tbe Pensacola ns the trainiDg-abip at which Mrs. W. C. Bickford and Mrs. Goat Island, California. F biday Sept 4 O, E. Gipson were instantly killed The European power« are getting ready to under the wheels of the logging train. take oar. of Turkey. The story of the accident, as told by Ten and a half million «ilverooins, aggre gating 81,075,000, waa shipped to tbe Philip eye-witnesses, in as follows: The unfortunate ladies, io company pines, to-day. A plot to kill the assassins of King with Miss Bertha Smith, had boarded Alexander of Bervia, baa been discovered the train at King’s camp to nde down and frustrated. Thieves robbed two wealthy New York to the river, about 5 miles. The train was loaded with logs, and bad stopped women of $3,000, in cash and jewelry. Henry T. Edison, wbo killed Mrs. Fsnnie at tbo platform, which is on a level Pollen and bimaelf, at New York, last Wed with the top of the trucks. nesday, bad robbed the St. Miobael'B Epis Mrs. Gipson and Miss Smith had copal Protestant Church, of over $50,000. boarded the truck nearest the engine, Three oonviote were shot while attempting from prison, in Alabama. One es while Mrs. Bickford got on the pilot eecape caped. of the engioe, which was headed Mrs. G. F. Timons, of Vancouver, B. C., toward th« load. waa attacked and badly laoerated by bounds. As the engine labored in starting, The snow has disappeared on the north some dirty water ".nd soot was thrown aide of Mount St. Helen«. Vclcanio beat is snppoaed to be the osnse. upon the ladies, and as the train was B atubdax Sept 5 moving very slowly, they stepped off Europe ia looking for stern war. Macedo and upon the platform to get on a nians threaten bombardment of the Bui tan’s truck farther back. Miss Smith palaoe. King Peter, of Bervia, ia held as a prisoner stepped aboard all right, bnt when the by persons agitating tbe question of punish t*o older ladies stepped on the truck, ing the ssssssins of King Alexander. one of them lost her balance and Piute Indians are killing settlers near Las seized bold of the other to steady Vegas Valiev, in Nevada. Beata gave way at a oircue nt Bedford. herself, with the result that both fell Iowa, throwing 2,000 persons to tbe ground. Some 300 people were more or less hurt. to the track below, and before the Footpads did business in Ban Franoisoo. train conld be slopped or anything Tbs oooo pants of two buggies and aix bicy cle riders, were held up in the park last could be dooe to assist them, the un night. fortunate ladies had been crushed Governor Chamberlain is trying to make arrangements to attend tbe IrrigationJCon- down, and the first wheel of the truck greaa at Ogden, Utah. M ompax Sept 7 passed over them, tbe second stopping The Turco-Bulgarian war is now thought on their t odies, both being instantly to be inevitable. Cripple Creek ia patrolled by militia-men. killed. One man waa killed and three more prob There were four logs on tbe truck, ably fatally wounded at Bpokane, by a fal derriok. and it took some time to raise the car ling Three hundred negro men, women and and release tbe mangled forms of tbe children were plunged into three feet of water at a baptizing in New Jersey, by a pier two unfortunate victims. giving way. No serious injuries were sae- Miss Smith bad a narrow escape, taiued. •a she was seized by one of tbe falling ladies, bnt Chas. Kern, who was also on tbe track, held her from falling. W. C. Bickford, tbe busband of one of the unfortunate women, was engi neer on tbe train. As be waa on the opposite side of tbe cab, bs did not know that they were getting off the trrin or on again, and he saw nothing ot the accident.—Coast Mail. Mercury will surely destroy the sense of amell, and completely de- tauge tne whole system when enter* ing it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputa ble pbyeiciaoa, aa the damage they will do ia ten fold to tbe good yon can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cbeoey A Co., Toledo, O^eoniainv no mercury, and is taken internally, act ing directly upon tbe blood and mu- oons surfaces of tbe system. In hny ing Hall s Catarrh Cure, be sure you get tbo genuine It to taken inter nelly and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the beat China's building at lha World'« Fair will be in Cbiooao style and with Chiara. aurrouodinge. It will serve for reception purposes for the Com ■tosioner. Priora Pan Lan, and will ba furuished «ad ornamented with ar- tides ot Chinese make to serve aa an exhibit. e'ei« 10, their last appearance on tbs boms grounds here, last Buodsy, and after a bard straggle tbs Hoofislds won tbe day’s laurels by a S to 8 swore. Tbe tram was divided to eveo op tbe gams, tbs batteries being McKnon and Baum for tbe *• Baums,” sod Os- will and Bcofield for tbe -Meofields.’- T Tbe usual efforts were put forth, and tbs bits were few and far between. Much intermit waa takstoHa tbs old / ‘ Has bacne,” Bob Bedillfon and U Lorena, who gave many a stent, con DULIE IN vincing tbo fans that they once played good ball. Each secured a T ubndat . Sept 1 hit for their respective team. King A Japanese gun-boat hold« up an Ameri Bob, during practice and part of tbe can veeeel, and prevents it from entering tbe port of Yongampbo. Calicoes, Gingham«, Muslin«, Ratteen«, Organdies, Ribbon«, Thread, and other good game, cot a very interesting figure in The attempt to sail the third yatch raoe and all hinds of Notions. red pajamas, which bs doffsd to un waa a failure, on aocount of there being no Gentlemen’s Ladies’ and Children's Underwear, Hose, and Men's and Boys cover a Coquille uniform, and it fit wind. The U. 8. Cruiser«. Brooklyn and San him, too the uniform. Overalls & other wears. Franeiaoo, passed through tbe Straight of Oar “Spider” pitched in bis same Measina, bound South. old way, as did tbo “Old General,” Beattie had a 870,000 fire. until he received a severe whack on W bdmbspax Sept 2 Canned Ooods, Jellies, and all kinds of Delioacies and Edibles usually to be found tbe elbow, which put him out for tbe A report to the effect that Adrianople la in a Grocery Store. Tobaoooea and Smoker«’ Supplie« carried. in flames, waa published at Belgrade. rest of tbe mix-up. Turkish government officials think they As our scorer wss not available, we will soon be able to cope with Jankoff ’a can only give tbe runs by iobinge. torose. B kvmv af Ol.tm.uts for Catarrh Caatalas M.rcury. U U «J U to SEPTEMBER «to ttowvge ttiltoepta waa called frwaa < Jerry, to wdtotatw to a wterriage «■»■wi i iiiy, Twaada» evwnleg Finished Th* MftoUtow. Ito4 Itolland, Oewrge (fooduM, Tbs ebamptou ball players, of tbs end Meek and Jaab Itonham. of Ce- qwillw CMy, were to town tbe latter Cora Count v League, fnrnhbsd a very ptet wf laid wrab. lively exhibition of ball playing io A paaav aa»«4 m a praey rar tied. Va« ata th« prany by pwrab«« tog JtoWf gfetottea nl M. A. Cofl. Me always b«a$ m the toto, and bto prices T M Itoy ef tüte* •ew all f toM. to toae tato Friday Tltowto* L toltt and wife, at Naw* 0*4 »»to af CJrwgHlle p»»ft, Oraffnw, arw mmcievl to arrive a* a bwfw to day, wn a visit to ya editor aad wife Mtoa A<a«a Mtltl will re* tora from Waadltog al iberam« ttaw. 4 i THURSDAY, Church Service. The following ia tbe order of servioes at th« Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday, Sept. 20tb. Bunday School at 10 o’olock, a.m.; at 11 o’clock, a m , presohing by tbe pastor and reception of members. Junior League at 2:30 o’olook, p.m. All tbs members of the Junior are expected to be present. Bpworth League will bold its session at 7 o’olock. p.m.; every member Is expected to be present, on time, with tbeir Bibles. Al 8 o’olock, p.m., a sermon by tbe pastor, “ The Summing op of Thoughts,” whioh will oloae the pastor’s oonfersnos veer. With best wishes, we invite all to these olosing services. A special invitation is gtoatoto non church going people. CV ■ AltlNK. DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE? V zxiT C/IA K Tifi *'e 11,8 ,ti11 do’°8 business at The Old Stand and can please you. Give us a Call and examine our Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Ect. Now is tbe time to purchase Hardware. in atock a large assortment of Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies. Paints, Olla. Doors and Window». TINBHOP IN CONNECTION. Hotel Coquille CJoQiiillc CJity, J. P. TUPPER, Proprietor. This well-known hotel is now under new and com* petent management and bas been thoroughly ren ovated throughout The table service is equal to any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com mercial men. Baggage transported to and from boats and trains free of charge. Fine new bar in connection with the hotel. O. T. Blumenrother U. S. Commisioner and Notary Publio It Saved Hie Leg- w. Haydon, H. D. URINARY AND SKIN DISEASES. Offioe— East Front Street, B axdoh , O bboom . DIGESTIVE. Filings mid Final pr<M»fa made on Home deads. Timber Claims and other U. 8. Lands Money Loans Negotiated ou Approved Security. A. W. KIME, M. D. Offioe at Tupper House, BandoD, Oregon. Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BANDON, OKKQON. GEO. P. TOPPING, Calls to all parts of town and county ATTOBNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW promptly answered day or night. Office on oorner of Lower Main and Atwater streets AND NOTARY PUBLIC. —o----- J. W. STRANGE, Fire Insuranoe. Bando«, - - - - DENTIST, Orejón. BANDON, - - J. M. UPTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW BANDOM, coos comm, OBBOOM . Offioe in tbe Eldorado Building, on First Street. Watches ! Are You Aware That in tbe course of a year tbe balance of your watch makes 157,880.000 revolutions? Think of It. In time the oil game. end produces Mo Sept#—Bebr Onward. Ogidinssen. IS da, a tion, which wenrs the deltoate bearings, de from San Fr«nm«x>, to 0. M. A T. Co. stroys their high fi»»i-h, and perfect fit; thus aauju». raining an annrate time piece. Sept 6—Sehr Volante, to Seattle. When yoo do this do not blame tbe jewel Sept 10—Sobr May Flower. Godmanaon, to er because be cannot make it run as ae- enrate as it did before. Sen Franeiaoo. An ordinarv machine is oiled daily. Your watch from which you rxpeat correct time should be cleansed and oiled once a year. Do not neglect your watch, bnt bars it re paired bv Arthur Ki"', «be reliable jeweler, I will serve Ice Cream at my Par who guarantees all bia work. Bandon. Ore. Mrs. E. J. Hite. A. McNAIR, The Bandon Hardware Man abbivbo . lors, west of J. B. Marshall & Son's Store, each Saturday and Sunday afternoon till further notice. The undersigned baa - OREGON. Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to be supplied in tbe Local Column. BANDON LODOK No. 133,1. O.O. F T> ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0.0. F. 3D meets every Saturday evening. ¿Visiting brothers in good standing {cordially Invited. A. O. HOTT. N. G. H abit W ax . xkb , Bee. I BANDON 1.ODOZ, No. 118, A. F. A. M andon lodge . N o . hila , f . a . m . Stated oommunication« first 8«t- B nrdsv after the full moon of eaeb month. All Mester Masons oordially invited. W. HAYDON, W. M. M. H bxttxb , Sec. J. L. THOMPSON Shaving Parlors and Bathrooms P. A. Danforth ot LaGrang«, Oa., suffarad for six months with a fright —O— ful running «oreon bis leg; but write« Nhnving *3 Cent*. that Button's Arnica Salva wholly Rathe S3 Ceuta. cored it in five day«. For Ulcers, Wounds, Pile«, it'a tbe beet aelve in Workmanship up to date io «oy- tbe world. Core guaranteed. Only thing in my line. 25 ete. For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Drng- Next Door to McNair's Hardware. IP*. 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