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Volum« XXI
BANDON,
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
Frank Flam, of Bear Creek was I
I. N. DeLoBg of Riverton, wm a
doing business in town yesterday.
! Bandon visitor Saturday night.
Tbe steamer Chieo is due next Sat
Mrs. Fred Mehl gave relatives
Mrs. Peter Nelson gave friends in
All persona knowing tbemMlves f0
Coquille a visit last week.
. Coquille a visit last week returning urday and the Elizabeth on Tuesday. bo ia debt to tbe undersigned will
O. P. Ellingson of Parkersburg, please come forward aud Mlle tbeir
A tine line of matting received by home Monday.
last steamer. Call at tbe furniture
Mat Smith gave bis family at was doing business in town Saturday. accounts either by cH«b or secured
store and see them.
W. C. Bowland, of Los Angles, reg notes or I will be forcer! to collect
North Bend a visit returning bere
istered at tbe Tnppef House Sat same at once.
W anted -30,000 white cedar split Monday evening.
N. L orenz .
shakes, 6 inches x 3 feet. Submit price
Joe Hudson, of Coquille was shak urday.
B. 1> Hume Nned.
delivered, to Bandon Commercial Co., ing bands with old acquaintances
George Topping returned home
Bandon.
here Isst Monday.
Sunday morning from a short busi
Salem, Ore., Feb1 16.—(Special)—
R. D. Hume, of Curry County, was
Mr. and Mrs. A. McNair visited
Rev. Horsfall »ill bold services io ness trip to SauFrancisco.
relatives and friends at Myrtle Point St. John’s Episcopal Church Sunday
Miss Verms Weekly of Pleasant today made defendant in a damage
last week returning home Saturday . morning and evening.
Hill, visited her aunt, Mrs. E’ Mor suit for $15,tXX>, tiled iu tbe Circuit
Court
by Representative Robert
evening.
Allen Boice was in town yesterday gan, tbe latter part of last week.
Burns
of
the same conuty.
Mayor Simpson of North Bend has , with a six horse team and took a
The arrangement of machinery in
Mr. Burns in bis complaint alleges
given instruction to tbe Marsha) of 3700 pound load of freight to Dairy- tbe woolen mill is progressing nicely
“ that on or about February 13,1905,
that town to enforce tbe law against ville.
and order is peeping out of chaos.
gambling.
Mrs. W. W. Smith, who was oper
Following is the passenger list of in the City of Salem, defendant did
Rev. A. H. Mulkey, of Coquille ated upon last week, has been steadi tbe out going steamer Elizabeth yes willfully, wickedly, wrougfnhy and
City was in town over Sunday, and ly improving and is in a fair way for terday; Manuel Lopes and Julia maliciously print, circulate and pub
lish a circular letter of aud concern
preached in tbe M. E. Church Sun- recovery.
Madaris. May Madaris, and L A ing plaintiff, as a citizen, as an at
morniug and evening.
Arthur Rice will visit Cottage ! Hnfford.
torney aud ae an official, tbe follow
Tbe Bteamer Elizabeth brongbt np Grove next month being a delegate
The ball, last night was a success ing false, malicious aud defamatory
a milk pasteurizer for the Coquille to the W. O. W. District convention in the way of enjoyment, although
words, viz.: “ I declare Robert Burns
ereamery. This is an invention to which convenes at that place.
tbe rainy woatlior was not conducive to l>e a sneaking, cowardly rascal
extract tbe microbes from milk.
E. M. Fnrman, of Marsrfield was to a large attendance. The boys bad and unfit to associate with honorable
Cox wants to see yon. He sells doing business here Tuesday and their hall nicely decorated and gavo gentlemen.”
provisions and groceries.
Honest took tbe stage for Dairyville yester a splendid entertainment.
Mr. Burns charges that all said
measure and merit go band in hand day, where he went io tbe interest of
words are false and defamatory and
with Cox. Try him for Flour, Hams, bis piano trade.
that the purpose of tbo circilar was
Bacon, etc.
Nothing more desirable or more ap
to convey tbo thought flint the def
Tbe Racket store has just opened propriaie than nice Chinaware and
Wo lake this method to tender our endant, as an attorney, as a citizen
npsome nnmatcbable Glassware bar | Glassware. We have some bargains thanks and appreciation to the Busi and as au official, is a felon, corrupt,
gains. You'D profit greatly by btty- that will be interesting to shoppers at ness men of Bandon for their most dishonest and lotlisome.
Tbe Racket.
iug now before the assortment has
This circular which was placed on
liberal financial assistance in support
beeu culled over.
Through tbe influence of Senator of our ilnuce on the 22 inst, including tbe desk of every Senator and Rep
resentativo, was called forth by a bill
Elder E. Keeler of Myrtle Point J. H. Mitchel), we have been tbe re- also numerous favors of the past.
returned last week from a visit to I cipietit of a supply of garden seeds.
introduced by Burns which would
By order of Bund.
C ommittee .
Fieldbrook California having been (Jur patrons can have a package by
destroy tbe fishing monopoly which
Hume now enjoys on tbe lloffue Riv
gone four weeks. He was called to calling at tbe R ecorder office aud
OrcMMniaking.
er. Hume has been io Salem for
Fieldbrook to preach arid while there asking for same.
Anyone wanting sewing done will several days doing all in his power
baptized seven applicants.
A team of geldings has beer, placed
do
well to cull on us and learn prices. to defeat tbe passage of tbe bill.
Tribune: Mr. Casbolt, of the Mad in my charge for sale; on time till
M rs . E. J. II ite .
Hnmo in an interview tonight said
Oct.
1st,
1905;
will
weigh
25(X)
den mines, who was stricken with
An excursion that will doubtless at that be is glad the suing bus been
paralysis about New Year, died at bis pounds, are well matched; will be
home a few days ago. Mr. Casbolt sold forthwith or withdrawn from the tract great interest is one planned by brongbt and that when be gets Burus
A. G. H oyt .
F. R Drew of New York City. Mr. on the witness stand he will "show
was held in high esteem by all who market.
knew him, and his death is univers
Peter Loggie come over from Drew will conduct a train of prairie him up." 1 am prepared to defend
ally regretted.
North Bend Mondny and has been schooners from Portland, (Me.,) to myself,” he said “and tliHt $15.000 will
J.E. Fisher and mother, Mrs. soliciting in tbe interest of the Coos Portland. Oregon, the latter part of be all a dream.’’ Hume is very con
Frances Fisher, and Miss Alfaretta county exhibit for the Lewis aud the journey being along the trail fident of being able to prove the
Fisher returned home last Monday Clark exposition. He visited tbe followed by Lewis and Clark a centu charges which he made in bis cicular.
Burns bad nothing to say further
from their sojourn in California mills on the lower Coquille yester ry ago. Tbe travelers expect to
reach Portland in Octobes, in time than that be is not afraid of Hume's
where they bad been spending some day.
months for tbe benefit of Miss Fish
Tbe schooner Hugh Hogan was to attend tbe Lewis and Clark Expo threat and is willing to lo» the courts
settle it.
ers health, which liaH improved very outside Iasi Saturday but was unable sition.
much.
.lolm L.on Lecture Platform.
Tbm
Were
NticccKsful
to get in on account of tbe strong
We noticed a nice, large flag float wind which was blowing at the time,
John L. Sullivan, Hie original heavy
Out of thirty-nine applicants at the
ing gracefully from the Woolen Mill the tug being unable to tow th«
weight
champion slugger has re
recent,
teachers'
examination,
tbe
schooner
down
from
the
northward
flagstaff last Saturday, and upon ruak
formed and taken to the lecture plat
the following was successful:
ing inquiry learnod that tho flag do against tbe wind.
For state papers—Pearl Walker, form, and is now dealing cigarettes
natod by F. J. Lowe, had arrived tbe
The pulpmill proposition is look
proceeditig evening, and on Saturday ing np very favorably, and as Ban Inez Lusk, A. II. Mulkey, Hoheit and booze the same stunning knock
out blows which formerly character
wits displayed from tbe flagstaff By don can offer a first-class location to Goetz.
ized bis prize ring career.
First
Grade
—
Bertha
Braden,
Nel
tbe way, Saturday was “King Bob's” getber with plenty of cheap water
“Drinking takes a lot of vitality out
lie
Doyle,
Florence
M.
Bobbins.
F.
birthday.
and cheap wood, it is only a matter
A
Pierson,
Mrs.
11
T
Wooten,
Mrs
of
nil athlete; smoking dries him up
When you are sick seod for a phy of time until the offer will be takeD.
Jennie
Thompson,
Lena
L
Logan,
inside,
and cuts bis wind. If you’re
eiciao; but if your furniture is run Just now it looks as though it will be
Hellen Hughes, Julia Braden, Laura thinking of ever being any kind of an
down, looks bad, or needs mending, taken soon.
Escott, Naunie Lyon, Bertha Brad athlete, don’t toneb tobacco or rum
call on Mr. Evans, tho Furniture Doc
From the kind of weather that has ley, Mrs Irma Yoakatu, Mrs Bell unless tbe doctors tell you to—and
tor, and you will be surprised to see prevailed here since February 2nd.
they never will. He says:
what a rejuvenating effect becau pro we are of tbe opinion that the Gould.
Second Grade—Annie Weekly,
“In all my experience with doctors
duce. Sofas re-covered and all other groundhog must have seen bis shad
Mamie Gray, Martha Miller, W W they never prescribed but a couple of
kinds of furniture soon show the mag ow and retired for anotlior six weoks
Graves, Nettie King, Etta Bryant, spoonfuls of whiskey and two bottles
ic of his skillful work.
longer. Sunday was very windy and Mary Brown.
of nle for me. I'd never have been
The hunters' license lax bill has lightning, thunder and bail were in
Third Grade—Mena Belloni, Win able to lecture from experience on
passed both housea. It requires tbe evidence during the night following, ifred Spires, Chas R Bennett, Effa what they gave me.
pnymeut of a tax of $1 per year upon
The steamer Elizabeth got into Stevens, Chloe Buell, Verna Weekly,
“I would have been champion of
each gun used by a resident hunter harbor Monday morning about 2 Irma W Camp, ltobali Lewis, Myrtle the world for years longer, and prob
and $1(1 a year for each gun used by o’clock having been only about 34 Coleman. Win Coleman.
ably never wonld have been whipped
nn nonresident hunter. The bill hours from tbe wluirf at SanFrancis-
bad it not been for intemperance in
Eecnpod an Awful Fate,
makes an exception in the case of i co to the wharf here. She brought
living—in eating and in drinking and
persons or members of their families in 97 tons of freight and six passen
Mr. H. Hagginsof Melbourne, Fla., in smoking. I didn't drink much in
hunting upon their own land and it gers. Tho passenger list follows: writes, “My doctor told me I bad Con training, and the smoking that I did
was this exception that enabled the J. E. Fisher, Mrs Frances Fisher sumption aud nothing could be done did not hurt me materially, but then
friends of the measure to secure its Miss Alfaretta Fisher. Mrs S T Male'. for me. I was given up to die. Tbe I did too much of it and when I met
passu ge.
Iioro, Geo. P Topping and Jack offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King’s Corbett you could have whipped mo
New Discovery for Consumption, in if yon had made me run after you
Myrtle Point Enterprise: Senator Kicking.
Coke evidently thiuks the people of
Ground has boon broken for tbe duced me to try it. Results were long enough."
Coos county did not know their own Washington rtate I uildirg for tbe startling. I am now on tbe road to
Sick Headache.
minds at the last election. As a rule Loots aud Clark Exposition and recovery and owe all to Dr. King's
New
Discovery.
It
Btirely
snved
my
This distressing Ailment results
it is safe to abide by tbe vote of the work on the structure begun. Tho
people aud we believe the average building will typify the timber life,” This great cure is guaranteed from a disordered condition of the
voter in Coos county knew what he I wealth of the Evegreeu state. The for all throat and lung diseases by C. stomach. All that is needed to effect
was doing. A good many Republi Washington legislature recently ap- Y. Lowe, Druggist. Price SOcte and a cure is a dose or two of Cbamber-
lsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets. In
cans, however, now admit that they ! propriated $75,(XX) for erecting the $1.00. Trial bottles free.
fact, tho attack may be warded off, or
made a mistake in one respect . when bnitding acd-ColleetiDg and installing
To H'bnat It VJayCencern
greatly lessened in severity, by taking
they voted for Senator. But the mis a comprehensive display of tbe re
take will not occur again.
sources of the state.
Having been appointed by tbe Ban a dose of these Tablets as soon as the
don Chamber of Commerce to collect first symptom of an attack appears.
We wonld he pleased to have yon
-and act as custodian of Ceos Coucty S< 1<1 by C. Y. Lowe,
try a Back of White Lily, onr new products, for exhibition at the Lewis
brand of flour. This is an old estab and Clark Exposition, I hereby notify
Dr. S- L. Perkins,
lished brand in Portland, San Fran all persons desiring to send any arti
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
cisco and Sound cities. A trial is all cle for exhibition, products of Coos
BANDON, ORKGON.
we ask. We are sure you will be County only, will be received at my
pleased and always call for “White ' office in Bandon and receipted for.
Office over Wui. Gallier’s Store.
Office boars 6 to 9 a.m.
Lily’’ in tbe future.
Valnablo articles will be returned at
Call at residence at cftuhiuis.
L orenz A L anolois .
the expense of the County Committee.
If yon cannot find wbat yon want Margnrlta Fischer Company Let us all show to th« outside world
Dr. K.
Houston,
to Ketnra.
wbat Coos County is able to do.
Anywhere else in town, come to the
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Persons desiring to send exhibits
Tbo Margarita Fischer Company should bear in mind that their pro
Offirc in Pacific Hotel. Hanrs.fito 12, a.m.
played hern Saturday night to a fnll ducts should reach me as soon as pus
house to which they gave good »at eible. We are responsible for all ar 1:30 to 4, p ro. ; 7 to 8 in the evening.
BANDON,
-
-
OltKGOM.
isfaction. They played «gain oo ticles except those that are perisha
Maybe we have one left, if so, tbe Sunday bight bnt tbe nndiouce was ble.
price will please yon.
S. A. D. EATON,
small, nevertheless the production
During my absence from Bandon
Our stock is small, but tbe goods was pronounced splendid. Tbe Com Hon. Geo. P. Topping or Robt Fred
LAWYEK,
are of a good quality, and the prices pnny left Monday morning for Marsh erick, Jr., will receive and receipt for
BANDON
....
OREGON.
are right.
field fron» whence ti«y go to Eureka . all exhibits.
We make “Cash Buying” an object They will return for a two-weeks vis
Will practice in all Courts.
Anv further information can be ob-
Notar; in office.
to the purchaser, at
it to Coos county in about four! tnineil from
C.
T.
B
lcxïxruthfr
.
wpstiilrs
In El Doriulo Building
weeks.
.
THE RACKET.
LOCAL NEWS
SAY!!
RACKEl
Important News Notes
Last Notice to Creditors
Card of Thanks.
Number 8
23,
THE
T vbbdat . Feb. 14.
S earners collided in a dense fog at Kobe,
Japan and 99 lives were lost.
Tbe official list of the Kassian lose in
battle end from wounds daring the past
year places the number at one hundred
thousand.
The Japanese will sink any Colliers found
accompanying the liussian squadrons.
The l.uMiiun strikeis ure maintained by
secret funds.
Owen Kelley »ho ®»s arrested nt Los
Angelis acknowledges having emtiellished a
large sum of money at Philadelphia.
W upkbsdat , Feb 15.
Tbe ltassisns are aiming a strong cavalry
attaok ou Oynina's left aud me shelliug the
Japanese center.
Tbe British steamer Apollo and Sootsman,
bound for Vladivostok, were captured by
the Japanese.
The labor strike in tbe Polish qlMes is ex
hausting itself.
Kansas is looking toward an investigation
of tbe Oil trust. The passe ge of a b.li to
create a state oil refinery is thought assured.
The town of Pine, Oregon had its Hotel
aud moat of its business portion dent roved
by tire.
T hursday , Fab. 1G.
President Boosuvell him ordered com
missioner Garfield to iurestigate the meth
ods of the oil trust.
The New York supreme court granted 17
divoroe oases tn three boars.
May wheat sold at 1211/, at Chioago, the
highest, in two years.
A mall stage toppled over a cliff south of
Monterey, Cal. and pluug'd into tho sea 300
feet below. Tuo driver and ouly passenger
escaped.
The bill providing whipplug post for wife
beatiug p isaed the bouse at Salem.
F riday , Feb. 17.
Grund Duke Sergi r, uncle to the Czar of
Russia. was torn to pieces by a bomb taat
was thrown under his carriage. His coach’
111 an was killed aud the tower of the Kreiu.
liu was wrecked, and d i uage to glass for
two blocks reunited from the explosion. Tbe
bomb throwers were a> rested.
The Jayne hill to amend tbe Local Option
law died in the state Semite.
The Portage road bill w s killed in the
bouse.
The Legisla’ure adjourned without day.
The governor of Kaunas baa signed tho
bill for a state oil refinery.
The W .sbington legislature has passed a
bill providing for tbe removal of the capital
from Olympia to Tuooma.
S atubuay , Feb. 18.
Twenty five miners fell 1.2OJ feet at n ooal
mine near Pottsville, Pa., butlorn droppiug
out of a cage. Five wore killed outright
and many others will die. All were fright
fully mangled.
Report comes from Warsaw that hundreds
of Russian prisoners, mostly strikers are
shot down daily.
Guy Flemmiug arid Bert Garber, Joseph
ine County mines were killed by a slide.
Dr Geo. Cheadle, of Albany. Oregon was
killed by the breaking of a sill under a
building be was having moved on bis farm.
He had crawled under the building.
M onday . Feb. 20.
Governor Chamberlain v. ns working hard
on hills, having nearly it hundred to rigu
yet.
R'lasin is reported to b<- ready for pence.
The Jnpnnese artillery now confrouting
Kuropatkin’s army exceeds iu effcclivness
that of tbe lluasimis.
The legislatures of Missouri and Wiscon
sin will order investigation of the Oil Trust
and other states are fulling into line.
MARINK,
ARRIVED.
Feb. IS—Sehr. Lizzie Prien, Hanson, 7
days from San Francisco.
Feb. 20.—Stiur. Elizabeth. Jensen, 34
hours from San Francisco.
HAILED.
MISS L. G. GOULD, Matron
A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and
Medical Diseases.
Trained uuree* in attendance.
For information address
WM. HORSFALL, M. D.
Marshth-ld. Oregon.
The City Meat Market,
0 Yes!
0 Yes!
We Have the Variety of Stock
Beef. Pork. Veal. Motion. Lamb, Bolognrt and Pork Hansa««, Pressed Beef, Head
Cheese, Corned Beef, Pickled P»»rlc, Egas, Vegetables and Butler.
Cull on us «nd «et our prices before buying elsewhere.
We are not like the Hind Wheels
of a wngon, always following in the sniue rut.
busiuess, aud we get there by keeping
We ure pushers, striving for a larger
in tli© Land
Tli© Esst
and selling at the very lowest prices.
We ure here to please and here to stay.
Yours to serve,
J. Waldvogel & Son, Props.
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson
Prop.
Will Keep ou Hand at all Times
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
J. Denholm
8
Dry Goods of Every Description
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Suits Made to Measure.
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET
'eg
WV3T . PUOO»
a*»OMONA~
STBCCMT-PAONr
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds’
Bed Boom Suites
Cnrtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
and Pieces.
Window Triunuin««.
House Lining«
-------- EEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
Fib. 22.—Stmr. Elizabeth, Jensen, to San
Francisco.
ADMJNISTilrrOR S NOTICE
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed administrator of
the estate of Wm. Hutchinson deceased by
tbe County Court. All persons having
claims against tho said estate will present
tho same duly verified to me at Bandon,
Oregon, or Coquille, Oregon.
Dated this 23rd day of Februav 1905.
W. B. PANTEK.
Administrator of the estate of Wm. Hutch
inson deceased.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
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H ospital ,
HoRSFaLL
Mattresses and Springs.
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
UNDERTAKING
A Full Line of Burial Caakc-la. Burial Robes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
J. C. Shields & Son,
ZBlacRismitli.
Wagon
makers.
i P ANDON LODGE,No. 115. A. F.A .M. *
1 > Stilted oommnnication» first Hut
jgiirdnv after the full moon of each
«month. All Master Masons cordially «
made order.
•»invited. W C. SANDERSON, W. M. *
Job work attended to promptly aud all work guaranteed to give satisfacliun.
* J. E. W ilstuum . Seo.
ie *** Jf
«SWiWWt«* *• * Reasonable.
Wagon3 of all kind3
to
Prices
I-IorsGslio©ing n Sr>ec?lalty
■-S
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Court Queen of the Foreet No, 17,
Forentorn of America.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
jrXH’R T QbEEN OF TiiE FOREnl 4
No. 17, meets Friday night of eneb^
•> uu *k. in Concrete Hall. Bandon. Oregon. ■>
k cordial welcome is extended to all vis- ❖
filing brothers. E. M. BLACKERBY,
\V. V. F ishhr .
Chief Ranger. •*
Fin. Secretary.
j? * £ 4
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n. t > meet* every • Saturday
- - . evening.
r*.
XVisiting brothers in good stKUillnp
«cordially invited.
«<
A. J. HARTMAN. N. G.
•k T. W. Itomsoa. Seo.
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We are still doing business at The Old
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Htand and can please von. Give us u Call
aud examine our
Stoves, Kanges and Farm Implements, Etc,
Now is tbe time to purchsse Hardware.
m stock a ir.rge assi ttnieut of
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
1‘aintM. Oils. Ileen tind Window*.
TiNSHOP IN CONNECTION.
CJ. T. Blumenrother
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
Piling« and Final proofs made on Home
steads, I imberClaims and other U. 8. Lands
Money I sjhu » Meentlatctl on Approvetl
Secnrity.
Office in room 10 Beyerle Building, Ban
don. Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
All kinds of Real t>«ate bought and
seM.
Tbe undersigned bas
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Manf
«KO.
I'. TOI’PINO,
ATTOKNEY od COUNSELOR AT LAW
a » d ‘
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Fir© Insurance.
Bandon, - - -
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Orejón.
Wrenshall & Wrenshcjl,
Photographers,
ROVND
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