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BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1905
Number 24.
LOCAL NEWS.
Next Tneadaj is J aly 4th,
Dress Goods and Trimmings to
match at Mrs. Anderson's.
A. B. Sabin, of LaoRlois, was a vis
itor in town Saturday night
J. E. Qnick. one of Lam pa Creek's
enterprising farmers, was a Bandon
visitor Saturday last.
The Bandon branch of the Law and
Order League mot on Tuesday night
and completed organization.
T. T. Smith, of Lampa Creek, re
turned home Monday from a ?isit to
the Exposition at Portland.
T. C. Stroib, one of Coquille's ball
players, gave Bandon a visit Monday,
returning to Coqnille next d8y.
The steamer Chico will not return
from San Francisco immediately, hav
iug some other trip in view for the
present.
W. A. Goodman, of Coquille, Ore
gon, will go anywhere in Coos Coun
ty to move your house or barn. Ad
dross as stated above.
Superintendent W. H. Bunch wns
in town Tuesday on his way to visit
the public schools in the southern
part of Coos county.
Mrs. J. A. Cox, of Floras Creek,
was in town Saturday, returning
borne the next day. Mrs. L'ox came
up to attend the Eastern Star, which
met Saturday afternoon.
Mr. aod Mrs. Elijah Baggs, from
the North Coquille country, arrived
here Monday, and will make Bandon
their home for a month or two, and
perhaps they may bettle here.
The steamer Elizabeth sailed yes
terday with a load of lumber and
matchwood. Her passengers were
Anna Jorgensen and two persons in
steerage whose names were not learned
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is so
agreeable and so natural that you do
not realize it is the effect of a medi
cine. For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Drug
gist
Miss Sylvia Leneve returned home
last Monday from San Francisco very
much improved in health, but with
unpleasant recollections of old Nep-
tnne, having suffered from sea-sickness
all the way up.
The gasolene schooner Berwick ar
rived here Saturday, June 24, from
Bogue Kiver, by way of Coos Bay.
She came after coal and will take
back a half dozen fishing boats which
Mr. Hume had built on the Coquille
Biver.
This section wsb visited by a gentle
rain Monday evening, the showers
continuing through the night and
during the next morning, which was
very refreshing to vegetation, but was
destructive to hay that was cut and
not secured.
We received a letter this week from
Elder Charles E. Crumley, of Sacra
mento, etating that he will probably
attend the reunion and conference of
the South western Oregon District of
the Keorganized Church of Jesus
Christ, which convenes in Bandon on
Friday, Aug. 4, 1905, at 10 o'clock,
A.M.
Married. At the residence of A.
G. Hoyt, Saturday evening, Jnne 24,
1005, Rev. A. Haberly, officiating, Lee
Eaton and Miss Eva Hoyt, both of
Bandon. The Recorder joins thmr
friends in extending congratulations,
wishing the young couple a long,
happy and prosperous sojourn to
gether. Lo-t. In Bandon, about Juno 21,
a gold chain bracelet witb padlock.
Finder will bo rewarded by returning
same to this office.
Wood. Good lir stove wood for
sale at .?1 50 per tier delivered. Leave
orders with 11. F. Shannon.
C. H. Chandler.
SAY!!
If you cannot find what yon want
anywhoro else in town, come to the
RACKET
Maybe we have one left, if so, the
price will please you.
Our stock is small, but tbe goods
are of a good quality, and tbe prices
are right.
We make ''Cash Buying" an object
t o the purchaser, at
THE RACKET.
Gloves and Veils at Mrs. Anderson's
Come to Bandon July 4tb, and help
to make the day one. of pleasure.
The Bandon ball team goes to Co
quille City to play next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Philips wore tho
recipients of a new arrival last Satur
day a girl.
Edgar Bossen, tho Dairyville ma
son, was np last week and built a flue
for Cupt. J. Johnson.
Elders E, Keelor and N. C. Enge
commenced a protracted meeting at
Coquille City last night.
Mombers of the W. C. T. U. are re
quested to meot at "2 o'clock, Wednes
day afternoon, at the M. E. Church.
Col. C. T. Blnmenrother returned
home Monday evening, from his visit
to Now York, and roports a successful
trip.
Mrs. A. W.Kimeof Cottage Grove,
arrived here last Sunday having come
to nurse her brother's wife, Mrs. H.
A. Gross.
Thomas Anderson, of tho Bandon
Moat Market, was doing business in
Myrtle Point, last Monday, having
visited other points on tie Coqnille.
Mrs. S. L. Perkins received news
this week of tho death of her hus
band's father. He died the same day
Dr. Perkins left Portland for his old
home,
M. R. Lee, of Myrtlo Point, was in
town, Monday, having como down to
have a look around. Mr. Lee is de
sirous of a businer.E opening and is
watching to securo a location. We
might add that Mr. Leo is rather
partial to Bandon and would like to
again become ono of her citizens.
One of the features of July 4th at
Bandon will be the buroiug of the
wrecked schooner Onward, which lies
on the beach near the Lookout Sta
tion. Mr. E. Houkendorff, who pur
chased the wreck, will set firo to it
upon that occas:ou,to secure tho irou
that is in the hull. The Onwatd will
make a very pretty bonfire.
Coast Mail: The new shingle mill
which is to bo put in operation at
Bandon by E. A. Philpot and A. B.
Daly, will have a capacity of 80,000
shingles per day, and will be rnn in
connection with an oxcelsior factory
with a capacity of 4 tons daily. Tho
construction of a building to house
the plant will be begun immediately.
Bandon Won ax Uxnnl.
Sunday's game plaod on the local
grounds between North Bend and
Bandon resulted in a score of 9 to 4 in
favor of the home team. Bandon won
by their heavy sticking throughout
the game; this, coupled with costly
errors by tbe visitors at critical points
n the game, made an easy victory for
Bandon. It was Banclon's game from
start to finish, the score standing 9 to
1 in tho ninth, when, with one man
ont, singles by Johnson and Graham
and a homo run by Capt McGinnis,
sent three of tbe Benders acroBS the
ubber in rapid succession.
This ended the run getting as
Northrop was thrown out at first by
Downing, and Felter struck out. lhe
fans were faverably impressed with
O'Brien, Bandon's new acquisition on
be pitching staff, vho showed np
well, striking out 8 men and only al
louing G hits, all bough being in bad
form from his hard stage ride from
Roselmrtr. Much is expected of him
io next Sunday's game when Bandon
crosses bats with Coqnille.
The score is as follows:
score.
Handon AB It IM PO A E
Adams L'udb 4 3 2 1 3 0
Wish 1st b 4 3 2 H 0 1
Smith If 4 110 0 0
Clynescf 4 2 110 0
Downiness 4 0 1 2 2 0
Oswillc 3 0 18 10
HlBckerby3rdb 4 0 0 1 1 0
HaclTEBrf 4 0 0 0 0 0
O'Hricnp 4 0 1 0 5 0
Total 3T, 9 9 27 12 1
North Uend A13 It All PO A E
Newell bb 4 0 0 1 4 1
Johnson 3rd b 4 1112 0
Grnhnmrf 4 110 0 0
McGiuuiB2ndb 4 2 2 fi 0 0
StrnblHtb 3 0 1 8 0 0
Keedlf&P 4 1 J ? n
Northrop of 0 J
Feltero 8 0 0 5 0 0
Howflrdp&lf 3 0 0 0 3 0
Total 33 B 6 24 9 3
SDMMAEY.
Earned rnnfl. Bandon 6, North Bend 3.
Two base bits, Adams, Smith, McGinnis,
Heed.
Three base bits, lilisa.
Home rnnB, McGinnis.
Fiwt huso on balls, off O'Brien 2, Howard
Struck out, by Howard 4. Heed 1. O'Brien
8-
Passed balls, Felter 1.
Hit by pitcbor, AdamB.
Lbaque Staiidino.
WON I.ORT
, . i 2 .687
BaDdf 3 3 .500
Coquille 3 -
Marshflold
North Bend ? 4.
If yon wish to see a really fine lot
of Dress Goods and Trimmings, call
at Mrs. Anderson's.
Lovers of baseball will find pleas
ure in the contest that will be played
on the Bandon diamond July 4th.
W. A. Greek, of Roseburg, arrived
here last week, and is at work clearing
a couple of lots ho purchased some
time ago m South Bandon.
The launch Fish, John Swing, mas
ter, came in yesterday from Yaquina,
bringing Dr. J. D. Woimoro, wife and
sister. Dr. Wetmore will locate at
Coquille City.
A. J. Hartmau and son Walter, re
turned home yesterday from Port
land where they had been to see the
Exposition. They wero well pleased
with their trip.
The Bandon Concert Band will
have the dance in charge on the night
of the Fourth, which insures lovers of
that pleasure that the affair will be
no back number.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Button are rejoic
ing over tho arrival of an addition to
i heir family, yesterday. The little
stranger is a male and will engage in
the dairy business.
The Gold Beach Globe, a now jour
nal published at Gold Beach by I. N.
Muncy, mndo its appearance on our
desk last wek. The Becohdeu wel
comes the Globe, aud wishes it suc
cess. D. S. Stone, of this place, who has
been seriously ill for some time, was
removed last Tuesday and taken to
Myrtle Point. His nioce, Mrs. D. F.
Dean, of Goquillo, came down Mon
day to assist in his removal.
Port Or ford Tribuue: Henry
Adolphson had the misfortune last
weok. to get his index and little linger
cut off in the edger at Adolphaen's
mill. Dr. Green was called and
dressed tho wound, and it is now
healing up nicely.
We visited tho East Fork of tho
Coqnille last Saturday, and found
that country and tho North Fork
country below Gravel Ford looking
well. Some of the coin fields were
getting near knee high, tomato vinos
beginning to bluom.aud squash vinos
startiug to run. Fruit of all kiuds is
abundant, and gives promise of a
largo crop.
C, Y. Lowe lost a valuable horse
this wek, ono ho had purchased from
B.C. Dement, of Mwtle Point, aud
was using for a buggy horse. He had
tho auimal in Elbert Dyer's pasture,
and on Sunday morning C. D. Still-
well, who drives Dyer's team, turned
it into the pasture, and during the
morning ono of Dyer's horses kicked,
Mr. Lowe's animal aud broko its log,
with the result that the auimal had to
be shot
Tho steamer Elizabeth came in
Monday evening from San Francisco,
having made a new record. She left
here on Wednesday, June 21, and re
turned on tno 2G, making the trip
down, unloading, taking on freight,
and returning in five dayB and four
hours, this being the best time ever
made from this port to San Francisco
and return. The up passengers wore
S A Malehorn, F B Walker aud Miss
Sylvia Leneve.
For Sale. Honso of fivo rooms
with outhouses, and oco acre good
garden ground, enclosed by fnll-grown
cypress hedgo.
Apply to J. Dekkolm.
July 4
Baseball at Bandon,
between the teams
of Coquille and Bandon
GRAND BALL AT NIGHT
MARINE.
ABBIVEO
Jone 23. Schr Fortana, Anderson, 13 dayB
from San Francisco.
Juno 24. Gasolene Schr ilerwiclr, Jaoob
Bon, from Roruo River via Coos Hay.
Jnuo2fi. Stmr Elizabeth, Jensen, 48 hrs
from San Freucisco.
June 28. Sohr O. J. Hill, 7 days from Sau
Francisoo to C. M. & T. Co,
Jnno 28. Schr Advance, Ogidinsson, 15
days from San Francisco to C. M. fc 'J'. Co.
Juno 28. Launch Fish, Swing, from Ya
qninn. BAILED.
Juno 22. Stmr Chico, Nordborg. to S. F.
Juno 28. Gasolene schr Berwick, Jacob
son, to Rogue River.
June 38. Stan; Elizabeth, Jensen, to S. F,
Fired from Government Scr
vice ior Perjury.
C. J. Smith is now aaid to bo meroly
private citizen.
C. J. Smith, formerly in the light
house sorvire with station at Point
Wilson, and later io the customs ser
vicehas been dropped from tbe pay
rolls of the government, and dismissod
in disgrace.
The cause of Smith's downfall was
failure to pay a nurse for service in
attending his wife during her last ill
uess, and his subsequent claim that
tbe woman whom ho had livod with
for years was not his wife.
Tho trial, which was replete with
incidents of a nature tending to the
degradation of Smith, brought out
the fact that he had perjured himself
in his application to take the civil
service examination to enter the ser
vice. In this application he had mado
oath to the effect that he was a mar
ried man. The government bad an
officer at tho trial of Smith, in wnich
judgment was rendered against him
as claimed by the plaintiff, aud he was
given a scathing rebuke by the cort
and the result seems to have been
that not much time was lost in his
dismissal from the service.
Tho dismissal from tho service is
not all the rebukes he has received in
tho dismissal line, by reason of his
inhuman act, and it might be said
if tho facts wero obtainable, that he
has been dismissed from most of the
orders to which he belonged, a unm-
ber of which are in this city. Port
Townsend Daily Leader. Mr.
Smith is well known to residents
of Bandon and vicinity, having re
sided here at one time several years
ago.
Tapper Kock Recommended
nn ml on Chiutilxir of Conmorce says it In
l!eit for Jetty Uo.
Bandon, Or., Juuo 19. At a recent
meeting of tho Bandon Chamber of
Commerce, tbe following resolutions,
signed by Geo. P. Topping, president,
and Robert Frederick, Jr., secretary,
wero addressed to Major W. C. Lang
tit t, of the Uniteddtatoa Engineer
Corps, stationed at Portland:
Whereas, The sum appropriated
by Congress for tho improvement of
tho month of the Coquille River, is
now practically available.
Whereas, It is uuderr-tood that the
Engineer Department is now making
preparations to apply tho funds of
said appropriation to its proposed use.
Resolved, by tho Bandon Chamber
of Commerce. That wo do hereby
petition and pray tho engineers and
oflicers in charge, more especially
Major W. C. Laujjfitt, that tho stone
used for such improvement upon tho
jetties, be taken from what is known
as the Tupper Rock ou tho Govern
ment reserve weBt of Bandou, and in
support of our request respectfully
submit the following facts.
That said Tupper Rock and the
kind of rock used on tho north jetty
two years ago is tho only available
rock withiu practical reach for the
present proposed improvement.
That said rock used in north jetty
two years ago quarried from tho north
bank of the Coqnille River, about 18
miles up said stream from the Gov
ernment works, has proven to be of a
poor and inferior quality of sand
stone, slacking and dissolving from
oxposure and tho action of the sea,
rendering a portion of said north jet
ty wherein said sandstono was used
ineffective.
That stone taken from tho Tupper
Rock and usod in south jetty by tno
Government more than ten years ago,
has withstood the action of tho ele
ments, standing now as firm as when
placed in position.
Wo further represent that, whilo
there may bo some additional expense
in placing stone from tho Tupper
Rock on the north jetty, as compared
to that of using other availablo rock,
there is no question but what tho do
sirability and permanent results ob
tainable in usiug said Tupper Rock
(as proven by experience) will moro
than repay the Government and Com
monwealth in its greater and lasting
improvement to the bar.
Found a Cure for Dynpopsla.
Mrs. S. Linday, of Fort William,
Ontario, Canada, who has suffered
quite a number of years from dyspep
sia, and great pains in the ptomach,
was advisod by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach uud Liver
Tablots. She did so, and says: "I
find that they have done me a graat
deBl of good. I have never had any
suffering since I began using them."
If troubled with dyspepsia or indigos
tion, why not take these Tablots, got
wpII and stay well? For sale by 0,
y. Lowe, Druggist,
Important News Notes
Toksdat. June 20.
Sonator Mitchell faces land fraud charges
in court.
Japan not likely to pivo consent for an ar
mist ice, as six weeks' delay would enable
Russia to send heavy reinforcements.
Fira destroyed a half block of buildings in
Sumpter. Oregon, causing a loss of $25,000,
Leading Chinese merchants of Vancouver,
li. C, have declared a boj cott on American
goods.
Q. A. It. of Washington gathers for annual
encampment at Va&couver.
Head Camp Modern Woodmen of America,
opened today at Milwaukee, with between
COO and 700 delegntes present, representing
over 11,000 camps, and nearly 700,000 mem
bers.
"Wkdnksday, Juuo 21.
Fifth Annual Convention of tho National
Good Koads Association opened today on
Exposition grounds.
Newly arrived Englishman who is insane,
held 1000 persoiiH at bay for 2 hours, in ban
Francisco, shooting nine persons and then
killing himself. None of the wounded will
dio.
President Rooseve It arrives at Worcester,
Mass., to attend Commenco rueut Exccrcises
at Clark College.
Winners of big auto race arrive in Port
land at 1 o'clock, having left Now York May
the 8th, atU:o0 o'clock, making the trip in
44 days.
Swedish Kiksdag lakes stops to grant in
dependence demanded by Norway.
Tho Japaueso columns aro advancing on
Vladivostok.
TituasDAT. June 22.
Train wreckers open switch and Chicago
New York flyer, while running at tho rate of
70 miles an hour, meets with terrible disas
ter, killing 21 and wounding many.
President Koosovelt will bo made Doctor
of Laws by Williams College this afternoon,
Testimony is strong against Mitchell.
Tanner tells mnch against his old law part
ner. Cowboys rido up and down the streets in
Sampler for two bourn, shooting up the
town.
Tho bodies of Feven men and threo burros
wero found in Death Valley. Two others
aro so nearly dead as to be unable to speak.
J, W. Crathers sells six hnudred acres of
land for $120,000, for which ho paid loss than
$20,000 six weeks ago.
G. A. It. Encampment closes, selecting
Walla Walla as pluce to hold next annual
convention.
Fin day, June 23.
Germany is not satistled with Franco's re
ply on tho Morocco quostion. It leaves tho
6itnatiou unchanged aud tho French peoplo
fear that war will result.
A bloody fight occurred at Lodz, Kussia
Poland, between tho peoplo and soldiery,
Many persons wero killed.
Tbe Knssians are uf the opinion that Gen.
Oyama id blufliiug by his attacks in Man
churia. Count Lamsdorff is ill and peace negotia
tions arc at a standstill.
Two persons wero killed by lightning,
eight injured, and much dauiagc was done
by a Fevere storm in New York and sur
rounding country.
A San Fraucisco jndgo holds that nnion-S
must mind their own business and must not
forco a company to let them run its business
Satubdat. Juno 24.
Francis Ii. Loom as has been sent as a
special ambassador to receive the remains
of John Paul Jones from Franco. The ex
ercises attending the depurture of the body
from France, will probably take place about
July 7.
In tho fighting at Lodz, Poland, yestefday
130 people wore killed.
John iirandon, of Eugeno, Oregon, was
given ten years in tho penitentiary for as
sault with a dangerous weapon.
There is no hope of suspending hostilities
between Kussia aud Japan until the Envoys
aro named.
Prominent Uoston citizens aro taking
steps to preserve the home of Paul Itevere.
The houso was built prior to KkSI , and is the
oldest ono in Boston still standing in its en
tirety. Monday, Juno 20.
Thero is serious revolt in Warsaw, Kussia,
aud military law is declared.
Tho victims of last week's outbreuk at
Lcdz total moro than 1200.
A Danish cadet ship was sunk by collision
near Copenhagen, and 22 cadets were
drowned.
A German forco nudcr Cnpt. Siebere, in
South Africa, has suffered a sovere defeat at
tho bauds of robols.
Church Directory
M. E. Cnuuon.
Preaching servico every 2nd and 4th Sun
day at 11 A. M. and 8: J. M.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M.
Epworth Leainiu . 7:P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M.
PltKSUYTEHIAN SeUVICE.
Preaching 1st and 3rd Sundays, morning
aud evening.
Sunday School each Sunday at 10 a. m.
Endeavor meetings at the usual hours.
Prayer meeting 730 Thursday evouiugs.
All are welcome.
Adolpii Haijehly, Pastor.
O- T. Blumenrotlier
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
Filings nnd Final proofs mado on Home
Hteads, Timber Claims and other U. S. Lauds
Money Loims Nocotlatccl ou Approved
Security.
Oflico in room 10 Doyorlo Huilding, Ran-
dou. Residence on Rutte Creek, Oregon.
All lUiuU of Ilrul KKtatu bought ami
Court Queen of tho Forest No. 17, &
S Kirj-..tTH of Amoricii. S:
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gpOUKT QUEEN OF THE FOREST.
iJ iso. l , meets r ruiay mgtiL or eaciitf
week, iu Concrete Hall, Handou. Oregon.:
"SA cordial welcome is extended to all vis--iting
brothers. E. M. RLACKERHY,
S W. V. FisitKn. Chief Ranger.
Fin. Secretary.
BANK of BANDON,
Bandon, Oregon.
Oapitals 35,000.
BOAKD OF DIKECT01&; J. L. Kdonenbebo, President, J. Denoolm, Vico Pres..
F. J. Faiiy, Cashier, Fa ink Flam, T. P. Hanly.
A general banking business transacted, and customers given every accommodation
consistent with safe and conservative banking.
Correspondents: The American National Bank of San Prancisco, California.
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Hank Is Open from O a.m. to 12 m., and i p.m. to 3 pju.
Panter
SUCCESSORS TO
SANDERSON BROS.,
DEALKES IK
Dry Goods, Hats, Gaps, Boots and
Shoes, Provisions, Groceries.
Always on hand lvl Grnin Seed Grain
Mill Feeds. kinds in stock.
A full supply of butter keg, cubes, papers, etc., etc.
Will handle your Butter and Produce in unlimited amounts.
Bandon, Oregon.
THE
Horsfall Hospital,
MISS L. G. GOULD, Matron
A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and
Medical Diseases.
Trained nurses in attendance.
For information addres3 WJI. HORSFALL, M. D.
Marshfield. Oregon.
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson Prop. . ;
Will Keep ou Hand at all Tinea
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Brttter and all Farm Produce.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, hides, etc.
J. Denholm
Dry Goods of Every. Description,
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
"Boots &c StLoe
Fresh Groceries of
Suits Made to Measure,
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST
Shields &
Blaotesznitli. &d Wagon
makers.
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Job work attended to pruuiiUly and all work guaranteed to nivo satisfaction. Prices
IteiiHonable.
Horsesnoeing a. Specialty
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
Photographers,
HOUND 1IOUSK GAL1.KHV, IIA NIION
IDr. H. L. Houston,
PHYSICIAN & SUHGEON
Office in Pacific Hotel. Honrs, 9 to 12. a.m.
1 :30 to 4, p.m.; 7 to 8 iu tho evening.
HAN'DON, - - OREGON.
IDr. S. Hi. Perkins,
PHYSICIAN tC SURGEON,
HANDON, OK KG ON.
Office ovar Wm. Gnllier'a Store.
Offico bonrB G to U a.m.
Call at residence at other hours.
Bros.,
all Kinds.
PROOF CORSET.
Kennedy,
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Cfr.invited. W. U. SANDEUSON, W. M.
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cordially invited. x4
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GEO. V. TOPPING,
ATTORNEY akd COUNSELOR AT LAW
AND
NOTARY PURLIC.
Fir Insurance.
Knndon, - - - - Oregon.
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