Bandon recorder., October 29, 1903, Image 1

52 Times a year for $2
52 Times a year for $2.
BANDON,
Volume XIX.
LOCAL NEWS
New Carpet at Faroitnre .Store.
Hay, grain and feed at N. Lorenz’s
Store.
Open air Concert by Band every
Saturday evening.
Tbe steam feather renovator will be
here in a few days.
•'Pboto'* BnttouB. 10 to lfiete, at
Wrenshall's Gallery.
A. D. Morse has beeu treating hie
residence to a new roof.
Mrs, H. W. Donham, of Coquille
City, was in town, Sunday, She re-
turned home eext day.
Tbe dogs and cats in Chicago
should now have a rest. Tbe sansage
mnkere have gone upon a strike.
Robert O. McGinnis is building
himself a residence in South Bnudon,
Dear Rev. W. Howsfall’a residence.
Ice Cream,each Saturday and Sun­
day, at tbe Pacifio Ice Cream Parlor
and Confectionery, until further no­
tice,
W. L. Davidsou h.as been plying
tbe paint brnsb, and bi« residence
has taken on a new coat. T. T. Allen
painted bis bonne also.
If troobled with a weak digestion
try Cbnmberlain's Stomach an«l Liver
Tablets. They will do ycu good. For
sale by O. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
Sheriff Stepbeu Gallier came down
Monday, from the County seat, bav-
iug bnsiiiesB that called bioi bore, in
tbe interest of an outside county.
George Farrier, who has been mak­
ing Bandon bis home for tbe last two
or three years, left last Tuesday
morning for bis ranch near Denmark,
Curry County, where he iuteuda to
reside,
Oloff Reed, of Norway, on» of tbe
pioneer boatmen of the Coquille, spent
a couple of days in Bandon, awaiting
tbe sailing of the Chico. He went to
San Francisco, having Lusincsa which
called bim there.
Mrs, Charles Lorenz, wbo has been
suffering from Ln Gripp and a siege
r f the mumps, is mi ill improved, hut
diaries lias fallen heir to tbe latter,
and can show np mora jaw than any
man in the town.
P oultry F or S ale .— The finest
strain of Black Minorca« and Buff
Ply month Rocke. Eggs $1 per set­
ting. Cocks fiom fl up. Shepherd
and Collie pups for sale. J. R. Still-
wel', Arago, Orfgen.
B. F. Tupper and wife, of tbe Ho­
tel Coquille, camo down Sunday and
remained over till Tuesday. Tboy
cam i down to look after some prop­
erty they own here, and to see that it
was in shape to rent.
Tbe steamer Chico got m Thursday
afternoon of last week, bringing 12
passengi-rs and 140 to-is of freight.
Among other things aboard, she
brought a planing machine for tbe
Southern Oregon Lumber Co.
President T. W- Clark, of the Ban­
don Woolen Mills Co..retivned Mon­
day from a visit to San Francisco and
Oregon City. Ht> was accompanied
by Mrs. Clark, wbo will remain until
the Mills are removed to North Bend.
J. H Jone», of Fonrmile was in
town Saturday, on hie usual matket-
ing trip.
Among other products
from his ranch be brought in au eigh­
ty pound squash or pumpkin, and be
says he has more at home, one of
which be thinks will tip the scales at
one hundred pounds.
C. Timmons received a l«jt of can«
from San Francisco, by tbe steamer
Cbico, last week. Tbe catch of sal­
mon on Friday was about two thous­
and, nn«l ft would have been as great
on Saturday but for a misunderstand­
ing among the fi«be'-mcn a.” to bow
many fish tbe caunery would take.' .
The Cbico sailed Sunday afternoon
for San Francisco, via Port Orford,
ut which place $bw cal ¡ml lor ins sur­
vivors from tbe wreck of tbe South
Portland. Sb« bad tbe following list
of passengers from hers: E B Price.
Capt O Reed, F M Woods and wife,
James T Hayter, M Rowan, P Brady.
Mrs Mary Johnson, and J .M Billings.
Tbe Chico, will be due here ngaia
•bout next Monday.
Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol­
lows: “1 was in an awful condition.
My akin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continu­
ally in back and sides, no appetite,
growing weaker day by day. Three
pny.ician. bad given me np. Thou I
was advised to u.e Electric Bitters;
to my great joy, the first bottle made
a decided improvement I continued
their use for three weeks, and am now
a well man. I know they robbed tbe
grave of another victim." No one
should fail to try them. Only 50 eta,
guaranteed at Lowe's drng «tore,
F«>r first class real estate, oorres
pond with Geo. P. Topping.
,
Gilbert Hansen, of Remote, was a
visitor to this place last Friday.
O. Stewart, of Hannibal, Mo., reg­
istered at tbe Topper House, yester­
day.
Frank Delaney, of Port Orford,
registered at tbe Tupper House, Sat­
urday.
Ladies Lave your Leda and pillows
«team w tshed and purified while you
have the opportunity.
J. W. Felter and L. C. Gibson are
placing a new foundation under N.
Lorena's store building.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Buckingham, of
Dusty, Or., were made bappy by tbe
arrival of a son, Oct. 23d.
Tbe wild geese were passing south­
ward during the latter part of last
week in increased numbers.
Arrangements are being made Ip
give a grand masquerade ball. in
Bandon, on Christmas Eve.
A. G. Aiken, o’ Marshfield, was in
Bandon, last Friday, and went from
her« to Myrtle Point, on horseback.
W. II. Logun expects to get the
machinery housed and the tools at
tbe north jetty under cover this week.
The feather man's stay is quite lim­
ited. 11« will convert you- bril into
pillows cr vice versa, without extra
ch a -ge.
You can rely on Cox, the grocer, for
goods of the best quality and prices
that will suit yon. New goods by
every steamer.
W. F. Riley, Into editor and propri­
etor of the Port Orford Tribune, was
in town the latte«- par* of Inst, week,
having business which called him this
way.
A penny r «'- g 1 is a penny earned.
You can save the penny by purchas­
ing your groceries of H. A. Cox. He
always keeps tbe beet, and his prices
are 11 right.
Mrs. Ida Cope, of Floras Creek,
came up Saturday on a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Boice. She
returned .home yesterday, accompa­
nied by her mother.
Tbe Knights of Pythias will cele­
brate in grand style in Long’s Hall,
Saturday night, Nov. 21st.' Kime-
MeCulloch Orchestra will furnish the
musie for tbe occasion.
Edward Good, of Northern Carry,
wns in town Sunday night, returning
from a visit to relatives in Iowa. He
wax accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Lucinda ChediBter. of Iowa.-
S. D Barrows, with the aid of Er­
nest Bo k and two other helpers, has
been repainting the Presbyterian
Cbureh. It is taking on a very pretty
appearance, and is ubont completed.
Mrs. M. R. Lee and childien who
wero visiting friends he'-e, letnraed
to their borne yesterday. They were
accompanii>d by Mrs. D. E. Stitt, who
will visit friends at Myrtle Point for
a few days.
Mrs. J. \V; Feller, ami her young
est daughter, went to Myrtle Point
last Tuesday. Mrs. Felter was called
there on account of her daughter,
Mrs. Biidie Hoover, having received
word that she was sick.
Gardiner Gazet’e:—Thesalmon run
in this river has already far exceeded
tbo fondest expectations of the fisher­
men this year. From 2000 to 4000
fish are delivered at the cannery harf
here every morning, and the cannery
is running day and night.
OREGON:
Another Experience.
THURSD
Many Mi-thsrs ot »
OCTOBER
4$V «Fisi«»».
Editor R ecorder :—Having noticed 1 Mrs. Pilmer, of Brdova, Iowa,
in yonr last issue a statement ebowing says: “One of my d ilrau wa« sub-
results of an experiment in farming ■ ject to croup of a $ iaee type, and
in tbe locality known as huckleberry i tbe giving of Chain ariain'a Cough
flats, an«'! being intimately interested , Remedy promptly, nil |ya brought ro­
in the same vicinity, I will veutura to lief. Many mothers i uis neighlior-
give a brief occouut of my own ex­ hood thhik th» sum I as I do alxiut
periment on a homestead situated thia remedy, sud was no other kind
for their children. I r aale by C. Ï.
three miles southeast of town.
Lowe,
Druggi«t.
ti
In regar«l to clearing the land I will
say that the usual amount of muscular
-tire.
Public
energy having been directed in proper
channels, an acie of land was made to To the Fire Insurant Agenti in the
State oj Oregon.
exhibit a reasonably presentable ap­
D
ear S irs : This ol M is in receipt
pearance for tbe raceptiou. of “tbe
of
an
inquiry, askiq» « the Millers’
man with tbe hpa.”
Reanlts as follows: From an ncre we National Insurance' G>hip«òy lias
have marketed one hundred and fifty made application to do business in
dollars worth of truck. Apple troes this Stalo, and if not, whctbtr, in our
look thrifty and are jtiej coming into opinion it may iHaun policit^ on tbe
bear.ng—two boxes being tbe largest mutnal plan, .Iirou«(ti agents without
yield from any one tree. Other fruits their complying with tbe requ ire-
look promising. Ao experiment in merits of tbe statutes.
Io reply have to advise 'that tbe
cranber-y culture is being made.
From one square rod two and one Millers' National Insurance Company
half gallons of berries wero gathered. has not made application t«j do busi-
Cnftiug-i were set two years ago. On nese within this State, aud is not li
my own «nd two adjoining home­ censed.
This office holds that mutual fire
steads, there arc probably fifteen acres
insurance companies, organisd under
suitable for cranbeiry culture. Bees
the laws of other States,'are not
do well, producing a marketable grade
exempt
from tbe laws wbic| are ap­
of honey.
I am led to make tbeso ^talements. plicable to fire insurance c<mpanics
believing that tbe country of which I generally which desire to e»ter this
speuk will be amply remunerative State for tbe transaction of insurance
whenever attention is given to those business; but that sneb eimpunies,
products of which tbe land is appar­ and their agents aud employee, must
comply strictly with the genetai laws
ently capable.
which govern in tbe case of foreign
M. L. 11. E lintinds.
----------------------------
fire insurance companies. Tlis a for­
A Great Sensation.
eign mutual fire insurance cuinot do;
Tbei-e was a big sensation in Lees­ hence, sueb company cannot Jxwfullv,
ville, Ind., wlien W. B. Brown, of that in oor opinion, transact bufiuess iu
,
place, wbo wns expected to ¿ie, had Oregon.
Any person nn«1ertaking to repro
bis life saved by Dr. King's New Dis­
covery for Consumption. He writes: sent tbe Millers' National insurance
“I endured insuffe-able agonies from Company, as agent, is violating tbe
Asthma, but yonr New Discovery insurance statutes, and tie matter
gave me immeiliate relief, ami soon should be reported to l bo Prosecuting
thereafter effected a complete cure. Attorney of tbo county iu 4bich aucli
Similar cures of Consumption, l’neu agent may be operating. I
Yours respect f 1 lly,
mouia, Bronchitis and Grip s -e nu­
F. I. D unbar .
merous. It’s the peerless remedy for
all throat and lung troubles. Price Secretary of State and Kx-olfieio In-
surance Com missjouer.
5<)c and $1 00. Guaranteed by C. Y
Lowe, Cruggist. Trial bottles free.
To Clxatxge Mail Ii»ntc
29,
Number 43.
1903
Maki«« A Cleat» Sweep,
There’s nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Ot all the Salves you
ever heard of, Bucklen’a Arnica Salve
is tbe beat. It sweeps away aud cures
Burns, S«iree, Bruises, Cuts, Boils,
Ulcere, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's
Ouly 25c, and guaranteed to give sat-
iu’aotion by 0. Y.Lowe, Druggist.
Important Nsws Notes
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
Bed Hoom Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Parer and
and Piece's.
XViutow TrnniDiuoM.
Hoose Lioing.
------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CABKIAGEB --------
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
Furniture liepairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
T ussdax , October‘X)
Tlie stiamer South Portland, valued st
UNDERTAKING
$75,0 >U, «» iis wrecked on Caps Blanoo reef. Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
21 of the passengers were saved, and 28 wore
A Full Line of Burial Casket«, Burial Robe« and Goods, aud Undertaking Supplies
lost. One died be*oro reaobing shore.
(kjusLanlly Kept on Hand.
President Roosevelt os tied an extra session
of CoBgicss fur November Dth.
Three negroes w< re killed and seven or*'
eight wounded by a posse in an attempt to
arrest a la < leas baud in 84. Charles Pariah,
Louisiana.
Rubbers blew oj en tbe bank at Pleaseiit-
dule. Neb. oumpleiely w.erking the building
but were ;>ighlened away before getting at
the chh U.
Rus ia is displtased at America tor open­
ing Purl of Luhden, iu China. Russia
claim« that her rights have been infringed
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on.
W bunksdat , October 21
Tlie Pittsburg National Bank ia iu the
baud« of a receiver.
The Fo«t-offioc at Superior, Wisconsin was
robbed ot its «Lamp «apply. About $15, X)
was lukeu.
The Ransia-Japanere t-onble bna not been
fettled, aud takes on war like pretention«
again.
A non union man whs shot in a batik be-
tw-en stikers aud guards, at Cbicagu.
Samuel E. Morse, editor of Ibe Indianap­
olis Sentinel, was killed by railing from a
window iu the third story of tbe Sentinel
We nre «till doing bnaineaa at Tlie Old
building.
Stand and can plea«« von. Give us a Call
and examine our
Portland ia getting auxious about her
wholesale trade, which is threatened by the
Sound cities.
Tbe American bankerej are convened in
Now is tbe time to purcbi»6e Hardware. The underaigued baa
session at ban Francisco.
in stock a large assortment of
TjinnsDAY, October 22
Dan Patch, tbo famous picer, baa lowered
the wo« Id’s reoord by pacing a mile in one
minute, fifty-si: and a fourth seconds, in
Glassware, Crockery end Miners’ Supplies.
lenuessee.
A seizure of $25,000 worth of jewels and
diamonds was made from Capt. Guttau, a Paint*. Oil*. Doors and Window«.
TIN8HOF IN CONNECTION.
French passenger who landed at New York.
John Alexander Dowie gives out that he
will endeavor to oouvert tbe Pope to bis re­
ligion,
The Bandon Hardware Man
Sheepmen of Eastern Oregon are begin­
ning to realize that they must cut down the
size of their flocks. Homeaeekors have tak­
en up tbe laud
Km-sia has made a> ra' gtments for tbe ex­
peditions calling out of a portion of her re­
Aftermath of tlie Wreck.
Tbe Coos Bay Cbiiuiber of Com­ serve force.
bobbers lnnsacked n store at Fairmount,
merce
has taken bold of tbe matter near Eugene, from top to bottom.
It is an eesy matter to write up an
accident if you have seen it occ«ir, or of improvement in our mail service, Admer T. Johu-en. the Portland highway­
J. P, TUPPER. Proprietor.
if you have bail the report from only arid encli representations bate been man. was condemned to live years in tbe
peiietentiary.
This
well
known
hotel is now under new and com­
made
that
it
seems
best
to
the
Cham
­
one source, as you can then write
F riday , October 23
petent
management
and has been thoroughly ren­
ber
to
endorse
tbe
project
to
bave
the
what you saw or have heard; but
Two guards of tbe Illinois Asvlom for in­
ovated throughout The table service is equal to
where there are several reports, each Coos Bay mail brought from Rose­ sane ate under arrest for beating a patient
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
differing from the other, it is a diffi­ burg over the Middle Fork Road to to dea«h.
A fire, at Burke, Idaho, caused a loss of
Myrtle
Point,
instead
of
over
tbe
Coos
mercial men. Buggage transported to aud from
cult matter to decide which is tbe
$20,(00. Two men were seriously burned,
boats and trains free of -charge.
correct and which is tbe false state­ Bay wagon road.
while one woman perished in the fire.
Fine new bar iu connection with the hotel.
It is said that the C. B. R. & E. It.
ment. This is especially true of tbe
Russia thinks alio needs more «teanieis in
II.
is
willing
to
put
on
an
extra
train
the
far
east,
and
is
negotiating
for
them.
wreck of the steamer South Portland.
Canada objects to England having tbe
W Haydon, ■ . D.
In our account last week we made to carry tbe mail between Marshfield
O.
Blumenrother
bamding of the money railed iu Canada for
and
Myrtle
Point,
and
that
B.
Fen
­
mention that Officer Bruce died just
DIGESTIVE. UBINAKY AND
SKIN
tbe defence of tbe empire.
U.
and Notary
before tbe raft was brought ashore. ton, mail contractor on tbe Middle
Another wireleis telegraph system has
DISEASES.
Fork
route,
will
guarantee
to
put
the
Filings and Final proofs made on Home
This was a mistake as it was First
been discovered by a young Italian. Earth
Office—East Front Street,
BxMDog. O bboor .
Assistant Engine« ' Charles Huston, mail through betweet Mrylle Point wnvea transmit the message, and a ooinpany steads, Timber Claims and other U. S. Lauds
Money Loan» Negotiated on Approved
and ns tbe second raft was sighted by and Roseburg iu 14 hours in tbe win is being formed lo carry out the system,
Senator A.lger, of Detroit, has sold his Security.
A. W. KIME, M. D.
tbe steamer Spokane a-ul four persons ter aud several hours less in tbe sum­ large redwood possessions, in California, to Office at Topper Hoose, Bandon, Oregon
Residence
on
Ifatte
Creek,
Oregon.
taken from it. there were tweuty one mer.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
A. B. Hammond.
In view of these faqts it seems pos
persons saved out of the number
Fonr or five laborers were swept over a
BANDON, OREGON.
GKO. P. TOPPING,
aboard which is variously estimated sible lo put tbe mail through by that dam, near Pittsburg, in a skiff, and
Call, to all part, of town and county
ATTORNEY amd COUNSELOR AT LAW «roniplly answered day or night. Office on
at 38 toil, but which must have been route iu less time thxu we buve ever drowned. Tbev lost their way in a fog.
S aturday , October 24
orner
of Lower Main and Atwater streets
bad
it
before.
Tbe
Chamber
of
Com
41 or 42, nt least, accor«ling to tbe va­
AMD
Sir Henry Mortimer’Durand has been ap­
merce
has
accordingly
drawn
up
a
pe
­
rious statements.
pointed British Ambassador to the United
NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. W. STRANGE,
Keeper R. Johnson and the life sav­ tition to the Hou. J. L. Bristow, Stales.
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Five
men
wbo
looted
the
bank
at
Burton,
Fourth
Assistant
Port
master
General,
ing crew returned here on Thursday
Kansas, were captured. One was severely
evening, bnving done all they could, asking that the mail for Coos County wounded.
llaudon. - - - - Oregon.
and although they bail not arrived "be delivered and carried over one
Five Italian laborers were run down aud
BANDON. - - ■ OREGON.
line
(iuslead
of
by
two
as
is
now
done)
there iu time to render any assistance,
killed on the Erie Railroad.
J. M. UPTON,
Will
visit Bandon regularly on date, to be
A Pennsylvania farmer and bis wife were
Keeper Johnson made sure that no and to leave Rosebarg, Or., at 6 a.tn.,
supplied in the Loe.l Column.
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELOR
AT
LAW
shot
and
fatally
wounded
at
their
home
near
one bad beeu marooned on the rock«, aud be carried from thence to Myrtle
BAMDOM, 0008OOUMTT,OBKOOM.
Poiut, by way of Camas Valley, and Dingman’s ferry. The assassin is unknown,
before giving up tbe search.
likewise the cause for the shooting.
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
4 BANDON LODGE Mo. IBS.1.0.0. F i
In tbe several reports that are made to arrive at Myrtle Point not later Th« Biltmore Club purposes estsblisting
Street.
than
7
p
m.
of
tbe
same
day,
and
from
a banting and fishing park in Noith Caro­
from different sources, Capt., J B.
Narrow Kwcape.
*
ANDON LODGE, No. 133,1. O. O. F. ■
¿If meet, every Saturday evening. 3
McIntyre comes in for a round share thence to Coquille aud Marshfield by lina, comprising 130,( KI acres of land,
¿¡Visiting brother, in good standing £
Jack FaHey Lad a narrow escape
train, to arrive at tbe latter place at Cotopao volcano in Central America baa
of condemnation.
■cordially invited.
■
become active again.
from death by drowning last Saturday
A. O. HOYT. N. O. ■
not
later
than
8:40
p.tu.,
aud
Empire
Keeper Johnson made as close an I
Tbe World's trotting reoord was towered
g H abbt W alks ». Seo.
uight, and only escaped by the timely
inquiry as to tbe wreck and wbat took at 9:30 p m. of tbe said day; and to to 1:57X, bv Lou Dillon, nt Memphis, Tenn.
* *8
S
assistance of the Cape Arago Life-
pLc« after the vtasei «(rack, ua be ■ leave Empire at 4 p.ro mid to be csr- The Bn»»e r'onper Mine is shut down and
Saving «Station.
«F***
could, and in his description to a ' ried from Marshfield ty railway train, a large number of men thrown out of em­ That in the cocrfic nf ft y*»wr the balance I y
At 8 p.m. caljs for help were heard
ployment. Litigation i« the cause of the
BANDON LOIIOK Ko. 118. A. F. A. M
R ecorder reporter he felt sure that leaving there at 5 p.m.. and to be de shut down.
of yonr watch makes 157,860,(KO revolutions? ■
by the «tatron lookout, coming from
there was bad management after tbe livered at Myrtle Point at 7 p m^and
M ohdav , October 2G
» I > ANDON IXIIIG E,No. 115. A. F.A -M. E
the cribs at Rocky Point. Immedi­
from
IhwuM
by
wagcp
roxd
is
Row?
J 1 > Stated communication, first Sat
iMlbbeii-bl««- ip'.L-r .■■.1R f iJwb.o.k.»*
accident'deenred, as accounts from
ately tbe Life-Saving crew was off for
¡Jan!»
” rfter «he full moon of each ig
tbe sailors and passengers indicate ; burg, arriving at said point at 7 p.m. Sheridan, Ore., ayd oarried a«»a> $7.1 JU.
« month. All Slaater Masons coruiaiiy •«
tbe scene, aud in a few minutes found
l'bey were iu too big a bnrry to secure wbal
«invited.
W. HAYDON, W. M. 8
of
tbe
following
day.
In time the nil gnm«, and produce, fric­
that the occupants were spilled out of
* M. B beubb , See.
a man in a dying condition from
wn« scattered bv the explosiou.
It
is
represented
that
this
would
tion,
which
wenra
the
delicate
hearings,
de
­
♦ <t«.A
drowning and exposure to cold, cling tbe Captain's boat into tbe ocean in save 11 hours and 15 minutes to Port­ The receiver of tlie La Grande land ofH«e stroy. their high finiab, and perfect fit; the« I «49M
lannching it. Then the second boat
'« indioted, charge«! with corraption.
ing to a rock among the keljis. A Are
ruining nu aenrete time piece.
land.
and
24
hours
to
San
Francisc>>.
General Gillespie, in his report. reo«tm-
When v->n do this do not blame the jewel- I
was built on the beach and the man was permitted to get away with no
Copies of thia petition have beeu ■uenu«d a »i«»,v.»> appropriation fur < ■•xj-xrtf- er beoaUM'. be cannn* make it ruu a. ac- |
person in it, thus limiting tbe means
resuscitated by tbe Life-Saving crew.
curate
a. it did before.
j,
tty
improvement.
sent to tbe mayors of Myrtle Point,
An ordionrv machine is oiled deity. Your
The man proved to be Jack Farley, of escape. It seems that under care­ Coquille and Bandon, with a letter
watch from which von exoect coi -ee* time tf’OFKTQUEEN OF THE FOHEST.«
MA RINK.
of Empire, who, while on bis journey ful management there wns no reason asking their co-opeiatiou and asst«-
•houid lie denoted and oiled once a year,
ÍV No. 17, meet. Friday night of each;
A BBIVKO.
i why all coiihi not have been snvsd.
not neglect. yonr watch, bot have it e- »week, in Concrete Hall. Bandon. Oregon.]
home from South slough, in crossing
I rance, wbicb will undoubtedly be Oct. 22—stair Chico. Mertiu 5 days, iron pi Do
It
seems
that
tbe
second
raft,
wbicb
ired
bv
Arthur
R'ce,
the
reliable
jewel«
,
> A oordial welcome ia extended to all via-'
the cribs in tbe dark and strong ebb
Ann Frsneison, via Baar ll««bor.
who guarantee, all bin work.
Ailing Umilierà.
T. H. DAVIDSON,
v
lids, lost au oar, swamped bis boat, | was const-ucted from timbers and heartily given.
Oct. 25—Sclir Coqnelle, Pederson, from
Landon, Ore.
? J. N. L abolom .
Chief ltauger. ■
It 1« staled that Hon. Binger Her­ San Pedro, to Prosper Mill Co.
and attempt««! to swim to shore. Tbe batches, bad nine men aboard at
Fin. Secretary.
boat was recovered and man and boat first, but as it began to sink two of mann ba« expressed tbe opinion that
Ot 2f5—Sohr Antelope. Weidoratrcm. 22
« ♦* «ÍÓK* «**»**»» tf
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day« from Kali Pedro, to Prosper Mill Co.
taken to Empire City.—Coast Mail.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE
WHISKEY,
Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods,
“EL DORADO”
li<assnin«MCii 13i*ow., - - Prop's.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
If You Do
Stoves, Ranges
and Farm Implements, Ect.
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
A. McNAIR,
Hotel Coquille
Cjoqtiille
T.
S. Commisionor
Oregon.
Publio
IFire Insurance.
DENTIST,
Watches!
Are You Aware
- - Think cf It.
them swam to the other raft, ao«i a 'government aid could be obtained for
third floated away on a plank. U ben tbe improvement of th» Middle Fork
Tbe question has been n»ked—In . the raft first went adrift, Ils occupant* road, if tbo connty would unite in
what way n » Chaiuborlaiu's Stomach I were in tbe water lo midway of lb»ir asking for it. and the Cbnmber is rea­
und Liver Tablcte enperior to tbe « r I waists, but one after another suc­ lly to push tbe project, not only for a
dinary cathn t<c and liver pillsT Onr
belter mail service, bnl a better over
• nswtw ia—They are eavie' and more cumbed. until only second officer Ar­
pleasant to take, and the.r effect ia so thur Ravens aud three sailors were land route for travel—Const MaiL
g»nt!« aid so agreeable, that one left
Fl lit SALE—A six arre tract, «djuininq
hardly reelizea that it is produced by
After being, in tbe water twenty oorvorati«»» lamndry; •l*-he«l anil burred
a niediciue. Then, they not only
«nd Ion mostly gnn-i lies east of town.
j
hours,
th«-»«
were
picked
up
by
the
move tho bowels, Ont improve tlie ap
Also one choice corner lot on corner of
petite and aid th» digestion. For Steamship Spokane, 15 miles south Nprnce and 4tb Kt., and three nice residence
lots
«nd cleared on Hlnff Street. F«w
side at 25 cents per bottle by C. Y. of Cape Blanco, aud ten miles off full fenced
fsrifenlar» enquire ot J. W. Felter.
Lowe, Druggist.
aboctk
Bun Joo OreguR.
Hett r Hinn rt|te.
SAILCD.
Oct 23—Sohr Onward, Ellingson, to/tail
Francisco
Get. 25—Stair Cbioo, Martin, to Suu Fran­
cisco.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Church Directory
M. E. C bvbch .
Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Sun
day at 11 A M. Slid 8i P. M.
Snr.dsv Schmil every Sunday at 10, A. M
Epworth League . 71P.M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M.
W. 11. Mrix®«, Pastor.
Nhaving 585 Cent*.
Rath* 5*5 Onta.
Workmanship up to date in any­
thing in my line.
Next Door to MaNair’t Hardware.
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
Photographers,
■
ROUND HOUSE OAI.lkUr,
BANDO«
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