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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1905)
* I 52 Times a ysar for $2. • • i RANDOM, Volume XXI 03EG0N: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, !C05 Number 6. Hun. W. Sinclair was in fown dur W . C. Chase, of Coquille, was a vis I). L. Rosenfeld and J. M. Rodg ers, of San Francisco, were doing ing the pa.-t we.k on his way to visit itor to this place Tuesday. bia raining possessions on Sixes river. Joe Nay of Elk River was a visitor T uiiwt , Jan. 31. Boas—In Marshfield, Oregon, Feb. business in Bandon this week. Th» bill to punish Oregon wife jn Bandon la«t Monday. Mrs. E. IB. Thrift, of Langlois, 6th, 1905, to Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Up My«teriou* Circumstance*. beaters at tbe whippiug post is ex spent several days in town during tbo By 1 via Lee was the prize winner iu ton, a son, One was pale and nallow the pected to pas». • We Have the Variety of Stock past week visiiiug relatives and Ibe Sperry Flour contest at Myrtle Mrs. T. T. Allen has been suffering other fresh and roajr. \\ hence the Beef, Pork. Veal, Motion. Lamb. Bologna and P- rk Sanaage, Pressed Beef, Head The Japanese captured the steamer Point Sylvia is only eight years old. from a severe attack of rheumatism, friends. difference? She who !-• bln«liing with Wyetield, from San Francisco, tot Cbf« Hv, Corned Bref, Pickled Pork, Egw*. V< u »> able« and Butler. Cull on Utj mid get our prices* btfoie busing vl-stuLero. Miss Gruce Lanulois, of Cape but is convalescing. Captain M. H. Roberts and Fred i health iishh Dr. King’s New Life Pills Vladivostok, laden with contraband. We are not like the Hind Wheels Blanc», baa been visiting her brother J. C. Snooks, lb« dentist, finished M. Munger of tbe U. S. Life Saving | to maintain it. By gently aron-ing The Japanese advance near Muk <>f a wagon, a!\vav< following in tbo «ntue rut. We are ff: àers, striving for a larger and other relatives here for a week bis work here Tuesday and left next Service, were here inspecting tbe I the lazy organs they compel g,.., I di den was driven back by tbe Russians, businvEd, and we get th. re by keepin« past. stution yesterday, and left this morn- gestion and head off constipation day for Coquille City. Mamie Hay barn, an aetri ■««. whil« Tlio Best TzEoctt in. tleo Lr.ncl I ing for Port Orford to look after a Will Smith and wife of Northern • Th« steamer Chico sailed from San Try them. Only 25:te at C. Y. Lowe, dressing in a Cincinnati tbeatio had and celling nt thé very lowest priera. Ne aru bi rv to pleaae and here to stay. Cuiry have been in town for several Francisco, for Bandon, last Sunday, site for tbo proposed station 1111+0. Druggist. ____ her ck thing set on fire and was fatal 'STov-rs to servo, days, Mr«. Smith being under tLe and should get here today. Will Langlois, of Tillamook Light ly burned. Mr» Sophia llnoRen Rend. eaie of the it- ctur. J, VValr|vOn'*l Son Prnnfi J. C. Yale and bis assistant, J. A. Station, was in town Monduy night Kuropatkin reports Russians still We received a communication from holding captured villages, and heavy The steamer Eliziheib sailed fur Murphy, representing Murphy,Grant on bis way down to Cape Blanco to the Coquille river, Tuesday, from Sun Si Co. of San Francisco, are io town visit bis parents, Mr. and Mrs, James William Hansen, of Prosper, who is loss to the Japanese. Langlois for a day or two. It was now at Oakland, California, announc Francisco, at noou, and will doubt lews interviewing our merchants. W sdssadav . Fob. 1. CT“* K m » *>«»•■ uf lid»» tLiw •YUD- Thdro will lie a social dance in Will» tinin off, «nd the lighthouse ing the death of bls wife, who died nt Th ' Ozar of Russia receive 1 and tender being or> a trip down the coast Oakinn.I, January 28<b, 19C5, having Long's Hail next Saturday evening. talked to a deputation of workmeo. Tbe passengers on the steamer I Feb. 11, to which the public is invit he took advantage of the opportunity been sick only a week. The House at Salem repealed tbe Elizabeth, when she sailed to San ed. Martin Hagerman and Will Al offered. Death was caused by tbe stoppage bill which gave It. D. Hume the sole Francisco last Thursday, were W R len will furnish the music. The Gold Bench correspondent to of blood in a vein in tbe brain. right, as riparian qweer, to fish Rogue Will Keep od Hand at all Times Driesliack. S F Barger and M Auder- tbe Tribune tolls tho following bear Mr«. Hansen wns a native of Swe river. Don't forget that the Bandon Con- son. den, being born in CarlscroDn in that story: Johnny Crook, of Pistol Riv The infant son of William Lnne, of cert Band will entertain on the even Cox wants to see you. He sells ing of Washington’s Birthday, and er, had a “furse with a bar” the other country. Sbo leaves a husband and I Glendale, Oregon, was burned to provisions and groceries. Honest that they are first-class entertainers day which he will not forget for some two children, Stella and Alta, to death by the explosion .f a lamp. measure and merit go hand in hand and will make this the event of the time. W hile lining across his sheep nmnru their bereavement. A fire at Oberlin College, Ohio, did range he camo across bruin feasting Mr. Hansen bus tbe sympathy of a damage to tho amount of ^'-40,000. wi'h Cox. Try him fur Flour, Hams, season. Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce. on one of bis fat. wethers. He dis large numberof friends and acquaint Bacon, etc. Johann Hoch, of Chicago, is in Through the influence of Senator mounted, tied bis horse to a tree, and I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,w> ol, hides etc. ance» in his sorrow Interment took dicted for bigamy. He is said to have Coast Mail: Tho Janies Kcano The J. H. Mitchell, we Lave boon tbe re sneaked tip on his benrsbip. “ We place in Mountain View Cemetery. -J atrical Company will bo in this city cipient of a ,-upply of garden seeds. twenty-nine wives. T huuhiiat , Feb. 2. in about two weeks tin I will present Onr patrons can have n package by need some bear grease badly, to cook Oakland. Students started a riot nt Riga, Henry Irving's latest success, ‘•The calling at the R ecubdeii office and dougbnnts** Johnny said half aloud, Killed byTcuiu. as ho took deliberate aim and pulled. Crime of Duboq.” Russia, in which 57 persons were asking for same. The ball did not touch a vital spot,so Friduy evening, news reached here killed. Rowdies fired upon the police, When you paint use the best. Try i W. L. Davidson and Willie Allen the bear charged full at Johnny. Now of n shocking accident tbat occurred who, with troops, took terrible re T.’ T.’ r.v Td Td F' Jason’s paint and yon will have the were up from the ranch on Sixes this Johnny was not ready to have an ad at tho railway station tbut day, at venge. 1 best. For varnish there is nonesupe. week on a visit to their folks. Mrs. ministrator settle up his affair.«, and Coquille, by which J. O. Christie, sn TLe coldest weather that has been tior to (lie Tamm & Nolan Co.’s arti ! Davidson who bus been sick for sev- as tlm lever of hi« gnn would not re periutendent of th« Coquille Coal and experienced fur years prevails east of cle. Enquire uf McNair. ! «ml months is improving, being able spond, he sought safety in flight, and Lumber Co. lost bis life. We take tbe Rocky mountains. The Grand Jury is still grinding to sit up some and to walk from her struck a pace down through tne pines Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes. tho following account of the incident The largest sunspotjever seen, in out indictments against titubernmn, bed to a chair. that convinced tbe t ear that it would from The Recall, believing it to be volving one-tenth of the sun, was ob and report comes that prominent men Tbe Basket Ball Team of Bandon starve chasing his would be slayer, so tbe best we can give: served by a local astronomer at Chi- in Soutborn Oregon will be indicted, will go to Marshfield, tomorrow, to it gave up tlm chase as a bad job. A Mr. Christie was going to take the cago. and that sumo of them are Coos and play against tho team at that place, neighbor who went to got Johnny’s 11 o’clock train for Marskfield where A fire at Chehalis, Oregon, burned Corry county ofiii iuls. Friday n.gbt. Some ten members of horse and gnu uiensured bis jumps, he was to meet his wife, who was down the Opera House. Loss about A party consisting of Charles Crow tbe team will go. F. J. Blackerby but I will not say how much grouud coming op from San Francisco on the $20,000 to the business part of town. ley and wife, and C. H. Tigger of I will go as manager, and Mrs. Black Johnny cleared at one bound. steamer Breakwater. Two Butte, Montana, miners Portland, A. Muolendyke and W. C. erby as chaperon. They will return This accident makes desolate tbo their lives by tbe breaking uf Lost Eml <>f Thumb. Howland and Mrs. S. Forsythe, an home Saturday evening. wife who was coming to share a home cage cable. Eastern lady, were in Bandon Mon _ Messrs J. Denholm Hnd R. Johnson F ridav , Feb. 3. Thomas Langlois met with an acci in tins city with her husband, but now day evening on their way to Port Or are having the upper story of their The officials at Portland have WOO Suits Made to Measure he lost there will be no on« to meet her. anil dent last Monday, by which ford. // ouo-MOor building, the old “Bandon,” remod the end of his left thumb Hl tbe instead of a loving husband there will their battle and women have been ex ' I sts • romoha ” Henry Adams was tho fortunate eled by churiging tbe interior. They . icht -»»oat ¿ AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET. tie no one blit strangers to console cluded from the saloons. first joint. youth from Bandon in tbe Sperry contemplate changing the lower pHrt A great ice gorge on tbe lower Ohio her, and fate seems to be singularly Mr. Langlois is foreman in Flour coutest, tin I on Tuesday even al«a by doing away with the hallway unkind in this case. Mr. Christie liaH river adds to tbe peril caused by tbe Broombandle Factory, ami ut pig received u letter from Marshfield and enlarging the rooms occupied by lime of the accident, was fixing the been here bnt a short time, but bad excessive cold weatu.r over that re enclosing a check for l?5, in recogui Miss May Mars’ confectionery. engine by adjusting the boxing at the acquired many friends here who ex gion. tion of bi ■ l«ttnr on the merits of i New Y'ork liar! r ’ • :■ u bound. The stockholders of tbe Bandon joint of tho piston rod. In io.... iog tend their heartfelt sympathy to tbe Sperry’s Flour. A dope fiend at Salem has cun fessed Bank had a meeting last Saturday the adjii Ut • nt it became necessary bereaved wife. W. R. Diiesbark spent several days night and officers were el icted as fol to change the position of the rod. and The accident occurred about sixty- that be signed fraudulent papers and jn town last week awaiting tbe Railing lows: President, J. L. Kronenberg- Mr. A. M Sumner went to turn the two paces from the switch, and just has implicated the notorious S. A. D. pf the steamer Elizabeth. Ho has Vice-President, J. Denholm, Cashier. fly wheel part way around, but in go exactly how it happened no one will Puter. been looking around here with a view F. J. Fahy. Trustees, Frank Flam and ing to do so be si.[ ped or stumbled, ever know but it is presume 1 that he Soldiers fired on strikers at Lodzo, to permanently locating,'and wo un T. P. Hanly. Attorney, Geo. P. Top and fell, striking the throttle valve, thought tbe train was coming down Pulau.l. Six fell dead. This Steamer is New. is Stronply built, and fitted with the Inti st improvements, and wit, derstand that he will soon return with ping. All stockholders are trustees. throwing on the steam and starting tbe main track and stepped out upon Mrs. Johanna Curtin was burned in give a leenlar 8 day aerv ic«, for pn«>< tigers nod freight, bi tween the Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif. that object iu view. the engiue, with tbo result as above ibe snitch and was caught by tbe en her shanty at Portland. Firo is sup The Bandon Concert Band now ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon. gine. posed to have been caused by over 1). H. McEwen, a capitalist from comeH to th« fore and will give one stated. T. Kill Z, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California. E. The ground where the accident oc The injury to the thumb made it heated stove. San Francisco, spent a couple of days of their Grand Balls'on Wednesday S atvbdat , F«b. 4. in Bandon this week. He was here evening, February 22nd, to which the necessary to cut off the bone just above curred indicates that bo was dragged Report comes from St. Petersburg to verify reports he ha I heard of the public is cordially invited. The Band the joint, which was done and the about ten yards before any of tbe wheels run over him. that Kuropatkin is at swords’ points resources of tbe Coquille, and took a members are happy eutertaineis arid wound dressed in proper shape. 1 lie engine and two loaded cars ran with other Russian generals and has There was no blame attached in tho general look around as to the lumber on this occasion will try to excel and shipping possibilities and the fu themselves in the interests of their matter, il being purely accident. Tim over the central portion completely asked to be relieved from bis com mand. injury will lay Mr. Langlois off work disemboweling tbe body. ture prospects of tho valley. Ho is J guests. Tbe traiu was said to be running Kuropatkin reports tbo capture of for a few week«. He will still be able looking forward toward future invest- Carl Tilton came over from Beaver another village and that tbe Japanese nnasnally fast tins morning, and in to oversea the work. pient nnd is highly pleased with his Hili yesterday. Carl had his left leg stead of going down the main truck : I left a hundred corpses on tbe field. visit to the Coquille. Ho left Tiles- caught between a motor and u piece Two persons wore killed and some A. F A A. M. Notice. It.d Itoom Suites Cr.rlstn 1’. l.snnd Fino Wall Paper and went down tbe switch, and Mr. Chris- j I twenty others were injured by a rail- day morning on his return to San j of lagging, some ten days ago, while uuJ Piece« Window T.unn'itii:«. House Liuiug. tie, being slightly deaf, was unable [ ------- HEWING MACHINES AND l.AEY CARRIAGES ------- J road wreck at Whitesboro, N Y. The Bandon Lodge. No. 115. A F. & A. Francisco, going by wny of Ceos Bay. ■ working in the Beaver Ilill mine, M , Special Communication Saturday to tell ou which track the train was trouble was caused by tbe explosion — Cabinet Shop in Connection. Mattresses and Springs with the result that the small bone of evening, Feb. 11, 7:30 p iu . Work. >i. of a locomotive boiler. For a limited time only wo will the left leg Li low llie knee, was bro M. degree. Vi-..ting brethren cordi coming. Farnitaro Repairing nml Saw-filing a Specialty. A Tokio report gives ont news of a Neither the engineer nor fireman Russian reverse in which they lost pend free to c vi-ry stihscriber of the ken. Tl e wounded limb is done lip ally invited. UNDERTAKING claims to have seen the unfortunate ! 700 men. Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes. R e COHDEH, who, In .ides lellliltillg Illi in plaster purl«, and Carl walks by By order of W. M. A rebellions;.« on in Argentine Re man, and it may bo possible that tbe J ames W alstrom , Secretary. arrears, pay f. r a year's subscription means of two ci ntcbes. A Full Line of L’urial Cask' ts. P.nrnl IP I i and G ««1«, nnd Undertaking Supplies railroad is at fault for not having public, South America. Ehe goverb- Constantly Kept un Hand. in ndvunce, a handsome souvenir of We visile! tbe workshop of Albert I mout has tbo upper baud iu the mat their regulations prescribe at ¡slower - - « . • r Washington City, coutnining 8S re Garfield a few days ago and found ter. RftRsnnm r U/livA/VI* • Dii » vis L > All bniMing contractor* in Coos speed through tho town. Persons M onday , Feb. G. productions of the celebrated artist. bi.u bn«y at work, and by the way. be A street car turned over at Port Thomas Fleming. Besides this splen turns ont almost anything in the way County desiring to offer bids for the who were near claim that the train work »nd laburin connection with tbe did souvenir we will furnish each sub of ironwork, and is still building with construction of tho Coos County was travelling faster than six miles land killing one ¡’.ml injuring some fifty others. scriber w itb a Sl.OO coii| '.n which will th« view of greater possibilities. As j Building to l>. • recte.l upon tbo Lew per hour, the speed prescribed by Tl.e Hunting dock for Navy vessel law. be honored by tbe Nutshell Pub. Co. soon as he gets time to do so he in j is and Clark Fair Grounds at Port- repairs was launched at Now York. •u ’ pf New York, as part payment for tbe tends patting in a blast furnace suf inbd, Oregon, are requested to make Sick lieaflivche. •• *> V •;• i’. -Ja •> •> i’ •• * application at once for tho plans and illustrated book, ‘•Around the Capi ticiently large to melt about a ton of specifications there«*, to the follow This distressing ailment results No, Nn. HSt A. F. A. »I • tol,” n Vol nun highly commended by iron nt cue time, mid then he will be ing n lined person«: from a disordered condition of the , fl ? I » \NDON LODGE.No. 11.1. A. F.A .M. ;• the public men of America nnd Eti able to make such castings as he will F. H. Brigham, North Bend,Or. I > Stated conunnnicationH first Sat- stomach, . All that is needed tn effect W. T. Kerr. Coquille, Or. rope ns one of tbe most humorous, require in liis line of work. friirday after the full moon of each .. a cure is a dose or two of Chamber B. Fenton, Myrtle Point, Or. ■»month. All Master Mas ■,:» cordially ■> Wagons of all kinds made to order. interesting an t instructive efforts of We would be pleased tn Lave yon Geo. P. Topping, Bandon, Or. lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. In ■Jiimlcd. W C. SANDERSON, W. M. ■> Job work (tend' d to promp'ly and ail wo.k iwrant -o 1 to givo sntiafaoti >n. Prioea pur time. It is n hook that will be I try a sack of White Lily, our new •> .1. E. W al - tu '. m , Sec. James Flanmgan, Miir-nrioi'i, Or. fact, tbo attack may bo warded off, or appreciated in every American home. brand of ll nr. Thia is .' Í, ibuati >nubie. All bids must bo m writing, mid * i A > >•?<•••<•> ■:« sealed, nud mil t be it> the band* of greatly lessened in severity, by taking lished brand in I’ortlam fr < > {fr ■> >* tbe Coos County Lewis an.I Clark a dose of these Tablets a« soon as the <• ■ ci.cn and S'>nnd citie«, Co'irt <*'!• •••« of the I't>rrsl No. 17, ! Fair Crmi’ii««!''., <,j, r>r hofore nmn of first symptom of an attack appear J ,r.,o4, of .VvU.* •<’■1. wo ask. We are sure tl.e 20lh day cf February, 1905; at Sold by C. Y Lowe. ____ which limo tho saihe will bo opened pleased and always call 2/^Ol RT QUEEN OF THE I’ORES I by said Commission. vJ No. 17, incotR Fri-.lnv night < f each T^1 Tz Z'l’d TlfY '1’e nre doing LnoineM at. The Old Lily" in the future. Dr, e. I.,. ZF’ork.in.s, 5 xwe -k, in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Ort g< n. * All bids must bo addresse I to tbo ■—--k -«■ «.« Htand and nan please von. Give ns a Cail \ col dial welcome i« extended to all vis- A L orenz & L anglois . President of tbe Coos County Lewie and oxamine onr broth* th . E. M. BL\CKEIiBY, PHYSICIAN <£• ¿¡URO EON, filing and Clark Fair Commission, at Co "•*: \v. V. Chief Rnngtr. <• r» Fin. Hecretary. quille, Oregon. BANDON, OREGON. i • • <• i <: <• < : :• <• • • <• •> ■■■ i * :• ♦ <• * The right is hereby reserved to said Office over Win. (Jrillier’s Store. Commission to reject any nud all of ■> V ; < n > •> * •> -5 Now 1« the firn« to pnrehnse Hardware. The undersigned Las Office honre G io 9 n.m. '■ Dr Tatom. the Painless Dentist, of said bids. • • tn stock a large ansortruout of rtXNDON LODGE No. 133, I. 0.0. F Calili tfeidetice ni olio r t< ni«, Portland, will be at tbe Tupper House. ft K«e.ipe<l an Awful Fate, 1.13,1.0.0. F.i LODGE. N If yon cannot finti wlint yon want February 12th, and will remain one' Dr. II. IL. Houston, , J 1 > > VNDON * • B meet« every Saturday evening Mr. II. Huggins of Melbourne, Fla., week. Persons desiring his services anywhere else in town, corno to the ¿Visiting brothers in good standing < ' * K Glassware, Crockery end Miners’ Supplies. should call promptly. He guarantees writes, “My doctor told me I bad Con PHYSICIAN & SUKOEON, S ^cordially invited. A. J. HARTMAN. N. G. » sumption and nothing could be done all bis work. » T. W. Ronison, Seo. » « _ » I*aiiiin. O*1 m , Ihmrs «nd Wlv-dowa. for me. I was given up to die. Tim Office in Pacific Hotel. Honra.ftto 12. n.m. V 5 fr fr.fr fr »■ fr fr -5 <- X-Î'fr.ï ÿ fr < fr e frfr fr T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION. A fi h hl of Strong Medicines, offer of a free trial buttle of Dr. King's 1:30 to 4, p in. ; 7 to 8 in the evening. Many people suffer for years from New Discovery for Consumption, ire BANDON, - - OULGON. O- T- Blumenrotlier Maybe we have one left, if so, the rheumatic pains, and prefer to do so duced me to try it. Results were The Bandon Hardware Man. U. S. Conmiaionerand Notary Public price will please von. S. A. D. EATON, rather than take tbe strong medicines startling. I am now on ’the road to Filings nnd Final proof« mack? on Home Onr stock is small, bnt tbe goods usually given for rheumatism, not recovery and owe all to Dr. King's QKO. »’. TOPPING, fifentl«, limber Claim« and other U. S. Lands I. A WYER, Wrenshall & Wrenshall, are of a good quality, and tbe prices knowing that qnick relief from pain NeW Discovery. It surely saved my Money Eoan* Negotiated on Approved \TTORNEY COUNSELOR AT LAW • • .... ORF.GON. Security. pre right. may be had simply by lapplying life,’* Thia great cnrA is guaranteed BANDON im Office in room 10 Reverie Baildint?, Ban We make ‘•Cash Buying" An object Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and with for nil throat and lung diseases by C. NOTARY PUBLIC. i Will practice in all Courts don. Residence on Batte Creek. Oregon. |o the purchaser, at Notary in office. out taking any medicine internally. Y. Lowe, Druggist. Price 50cta and Fire Inaurane© All kind** of Real Fstate bon ¿lit and For sale by C. Y. Lowe. ♦l.*M). Trial bottles frc% THE RACKET nof’Np HOW. GALI Fltv Office upMaini In El Dorarfn Building Bandon. - - - - Oregon. LOCAL NEWS Important News Nates The City Meat Market, 0 Yes! 0 Yes! Bandon Meat Market, Prop. Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., also J. Denholm Dry Goods of Every Description. Boots Shoes Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer Elizabeth, C. P. JENSEN, Master- Furniture Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* i. C Shields & Son, smith. W agon ZE31o.ol.siio malszers. DO YO'J NEED ANY HARD-WARE? SAY!! Stoves, Dentist Coming. ILanges and Far-m Implements, Etc Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, RACKEl A. McNAIR, Photographers, e 1«» o • •