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BANDON,
Volume XXI.
LOCAL NEWS.
Saturday Night
Oct. 28th
Oct. 28th
Ask yonr neighbors to tell their
Saturday Night, October Twenty-Eight,
The Show you will like, remember the date. neighbor« to patronize the Entertain­
ment on October 28th. under the di
AdmiMuon 25, 35 and 50cte.
rect control, and for the benefit of
SeatHou.ale at Lowe'» Drug Store. yonr Home linnd.
W. D. Marshall was severely ill
this week.
J. N. Roberts, of Myrtle Point, was
a visitor here Monday.
Gordon Laud, of Grant« Vaas, was
a Bandon visitor last Sunday.
D S. Rouse, the Riverton coal man
was doing business iu town yesterday.
J. Denholm and wife returned
home last week from their visit to
Portland.
The run of ealmon has been light
for several day«, but showed a slight
increase yesterday.
A. A. Sabin, the Dairyville Harness
maker, was in town Saturday night
being in attendance at the O. E. S.
OREGON: THURSDAY,
Thomas Robison has been on the
sick list for several days, but is better
again.
In tbe way of something that will
delight you try a meal at Mrs. Hite's
restaurant
Senator Fulton is scheduled to ar­
rive on the bay today on a visit to
Coos Conuty.
1*. B. Hoyt gave Coqnille and other
points ou the lower river a visit yes­
terday, and will return home today.
Cast your eye on The Racket now
and you may be able to secure what
you want in the way of Christmas
Rev. Horefall will bold morning
and evening eo.'vices, on Sunday, in
St. John'« Episcopal Cburcb, at tbe
usual hours.
A. J. Sherwood and wife, of Co­
quille City, were made happy on tbe
lltb io«t., by the arrival of a baby
girl at their house.
This section was visited Tuesday
Don't fail to hear Vernon and
night and yesterday by a gentle rain,
Mildred Valentine in their big double
ample for refreshing vegetation. The
specialty acts, at Opera llou»e,
prospects are for settled weather
next Saturday Night.
again.
Mrs. John Hamblock, of Parkers­
Coast Mail: It is said to be impos­
burg, has been very low for several
sible to meet the demand for Beaver
days au<i is not expected to live. She
Hill coal in San Francisco, owing to
1» suffering from Bright’s disease.
the difficulty in obtaining miners at
T. P. Hanly and wife, of Lamptt
this end of the line.
Creek, bad business iu Bandon, Mon­
R. E. Cox, of Sixes, was in town
day night, Mr. H. having come down Monday night, on bis way home, hav­
Dr. J. Cortis Snook, the dentist, is
to attend a meeting of the Batik di­ ing been at work in Coos for awhile, still here and will remain next week.
Now is the time to have your work
rectors.
J. L. Kronenlmrg, Superintendent
N. R. Smith was in town, Monday, of the Coqnille Mill & Tug Co., was doue aud early appointments should
with a four horse team, having come doing business iu town Monday even­ be made. All work is guaranteed.
Telegram: Nicholas now refers to
iu to take oot a load of fixtures for ing.
the Mikado as bis “good friend.”
the new sawmill the Smith Bros, are
Dr. W.. Tatotn, of Florence, ar­
Perhaps, however, like a true Russian
building.
rived here Sunday, having comedown
Sick besdnclio is caused by a disor­ on the tug L Roscoe. His wife’s diplomat, be has bis fingers crossed
whenever he makes use of the ex­
dered condition of tbe stomach, and health is somewhat improved.
is quickly cured by Chamberlaiu’s ' Chris Rasmussen left Saturday pression.
The tug Roscoe made a good run
titomarh aud Liver Tablets. For »ale ; evening for Hnti Francisco, and we
coming
from Siuslnw to Coos Bay,
t»y <J. Y. Lowe.
understand that he will be absent for
making the run of 45 miles in three
The tug L Roscoe csine down from about two months.
hours and six minutes. She was de­
Binslaw, arriving hern last Sunday,
Thomas Lewis, who is engineer on
tained
at the bay on account of fog,
nnd took the freight which tbe Oak­ the tug L. Roscoe, at Florence, Ore.,
land ba<l for that place. Tbe Roscoe had opportunity for a visit home last and did uot reach iiere until Sunday
afternoon.
left Monday morning.
Sunday by the tug calling here for
The tug Triumph which was on the freight.
WH5’s at Prosper, for repairs, came off
Alfred Gauntlett, of Gold Beach,
Saturday evening, and is again in was in town last Monday night, hav­
Miss Rita Gardner has played in
good condition, liHving been recaolked ing brought M. Mertrie aud family of
Leading Th-atres throng bout United
and tbe leak disposed of.
that place this far on their way to States and Australis. Dou't fail to
Tbe ball at Prosper, Saturday even­ Portland,
hear her at Opera House next
ing, given by tha Seaside Orchestra,
There is an upward look in the
Saturday Night. Oct. 86th.
was a very successful oue, both as to telephone business here at present,
a pleasant time and financially. There and the telephone man is at work
E. B. Thrift, one of Northern Curry
were over ninety tickets sold.
with a view to inatalliog a few morel county's successful dairymen, wits
Miss Florence Rosa left on tbe last telephones.
doing business iii Bandon last Satur­
steamer for San Francisco to take up
Miss Lena Logan closed her school day.
her work again at that place. Mrs. at Two mile last Friday, and left on
Phil Pearson, of Marion, Oregon,
Ada A. Simpson also went back to Saturday evening to visit relatives in
is iu town, taking a layoff, having
the city to resume bar work as a sten­ Ohio, going by the steamer Elizabeth
been engaged in carrying the mail on
ographer.
to San Francisco.
some route iu the Willamette Valley.
We understand that tbe new vessel
Mrs. Gus Barre, who has been visit­ Mr Pearson is very much impressed
that is being baildej at Prosper will ing her mother who lives some twen­ with Coos County, and will make his
tie launched next Saturday, aud that ty miles above Myrtle Point, returned home here providing he can find em
her name will be “Oregon.” Tbe new borne Tuesday, and was accompanied ployment that will be congenial to bis
vessel is said to be tbe staunchest by Miss Blanche Stitt, who bus been taste.
■craft yet constructed on tbe Coquille. at Myrtle Point for the past two
W. W Rosebraugb, of Portland,
Tbe steamer Elizabeth left for San weeks.
was in town this week, being out in
Francisco Saturday evening. Her
William Conover, the Osteopatbist, the interest of the Local Option Law.
passenger list follows: Chris Ras- was in Bandon, Tuesday night, hav­ He was soliciting subscriptions for
WHsseu, D F Emmett, Mrs Hatton, ing come down to treat some persons the Pacific Searchlight, gathering in­
Mrs Ada A Simpson, Miss Florence here who wish to try bis treatment. formation in regard to conditions and
Rosa, Miss Lena Logan and Mrs F He was called, however, to North the sentiment of the voters, aud other
Forebay.
Bend, to see a lady who is ill, and bad information preparatory to getting
Last week we made note that Mr. to make his stay here short. He in­ ready for the campaign next year.
A. T. Fetter, of Drain, was in Coo« tends returning soon.
Work on A. J. Hartman's new
looking after n location, and that be
On October 28tb, the Bandon Con­ building is at a standstill on account
would visit Curry county with that cert Band will give their first indoor of not boing able to secure cement.
object in view; but as the gentleman Entertainment for the Winter seasou The government, just now, is a large
tn^'K ionod baa ¡chosen Bandon as hi« For this occasion they have been ex­ purchaser of that article, using it in
field of labor, he will not visit Curry tremely fortunate iu securing the the construction of irrigating ditches,
as intended.
favorite specialty artiste, Miss Rita dams, etc., so that practically the gov
F ob S ale .—White cedar posts at Gardner, known on 111« Concert and eminent has it cornered, as it will
five cents each. Address A. Haberly, Vaud vilie stage as the favorite and take some time yet to fill the order,
always charming artiste, ably assisted hence, the trouble and delay in secur
Bandon. Oregon.
by Vernon and Mildred Valentine in mg cement.
Apple» for Nnle.
their double specialties. Music by an
Orchestra, organized specially for the
The undersigned wiil fill order« for
occasion, under the leadership of
Apple«, placing same on board »be
Prof. Worrell.
etenmer. at 25 cents a box, purchasers
furnishing boxes.
J ohn G ilzbdi , Rivertou, Ore.
Band Benefit,
Dr. Tatom, Dentist.
Knights of Pythias
Will Dance
Saturday Evening,
Nov. 18th, 1905.
Dr. Tatom, the Dentist, is here, and
will remain until November 1st, at
Full of Trajee Meaning.
Peter Axe, the Market Gardener, of which date be will go to Coqnille.
Bridge, will till orders for Tomatoes Ho is now prepared to do all kinds of
and deliver on boat st Myrtle Pein’, dental work, and persons in need of are these lino» froni.J. IJ. Siir-mnns.
of Casey, Iowa. Think what might
for two cents a pound.
bis service« should call and tuako ap­
have resulted from bis terrible cough
Address all orders to
pointments.
if be had not taken the modi
PETER AXE.
cine
shout which he writes: “I bad s
BrMge. Ore.
fearful cough, that disturbed my
Good, Pleasant, Sunny Rooms can be night's rest. I tried everything, but
nothing would relieve it until I took
had at reasonable price from
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con­
sumption,
Coughs and Colds, which
Mrs. Emma Erickson,
completely cured me.” Instautly re
lieves and permanently cures all
on At water Street,
throat and lung diseases; prevents
BANDON. - OREGON.
grip and pneumonia. At C. Y. Lowe,
Room« per month, »5 ; per week. •! .35; Druggist. Guaranteed. 50c and $1
Trial bottle free.
I »er nl^ht, 95cts.
If you cannot find what you want
anywhere else io town, come to the
Tainataea,
FURNISHED ROOMS.
SAY!!
RACKET
NEW RESTAURANT.
TABLES SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST
Grocery Store
H. A. COX, Prop.
OCTOBER
26,
Number 43
1905
New Cure for Cancer.
George Cox is having a barn built
ou bis premise« io Duubam Addition.
All surface cancers are now known
P. C. Stephenson and L. C. Gibson to be curable, by Bucklen's Arnica
are at work on A. McNair’s new bouse Salve. Jas. Walters, of Duffield, Vu.,
writes: “I bad a caucer on my lip for
in South Bandon.
J. M. Byers is at work building a years, that seemed incurable, till
house for Gus Burr« in W oolen Mills Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it, aud
Addition, Mr. Barre's property being now it is perfectly well.” Guaran
close to the St. John’s cburcb prop­ teed cure for cuts and bums. 25c at
Lowe's Drug Store.
erty.
BOAKD OF DIRECTORS; J. L. E bonbubbio , President, J. D esholm , Vice Pre«.
C. M. Sain, editor of the Coos Bay
F. J. F aux , Cashier, F bank F lam , T. P H anlt .
Hartior has beeu sent to jail at Co­
A general banking basine«* transacted, and castotnera given every acconiinodation
quille for want of f2U0 bonds Laving
Notice it hereby given to patrona of the
been sued by L. D. Kinuey on a R k *> bdkb , that the undersigned has dis­ consistent with safe and conservative banking-
posed of the plant to A. T. Fetter, ami that
charge of criminal libel.
Correspondentsi The American National Bask of San Francisco, California.
i t he term» of Hale arc as follows: All persons
a*rcara on «nbucriptioiiw for a period of
Merchants’ National Bank, Portlaud, Orcjou.
\V. W. Shipley, »nd bw «langbtov, in
one year or over, will bettle with the under­
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Mrs. Flora M. Davis, were in town signed, while those iu arrears for less than
one year, will settle with Mr. Fetter, who
Tuesday night on their way to Hum will also fill out unexpired subscriptions.
Hauk I. Op-n from 9 ».in. to 1» in . and 1 pin. to 3 p in.
boldt County, Calif. Mrs. Davis aud Where accounts are t» be balanced, aettle-
iueut luuit be made with the undersigned.
children accompanied Mr. Shipley to
Very Kespectfully,
D E STITT.
his home at Fieldbrook.
Baudon, Oregon, October 31. 1905.
News received from Myrtle Point
brings the information that Ben T.
Vandecar of that place aud a Air.
SUCCESSORS TO
Bridges of Roseburg were iujured se­
T vshdax . Oct. 17.
verely last TtiesJay by tho capsizing Two students were held up at Echo, Ore.,
SANDERSON BROS.,
of a conveyance in which they were and relieved of $S0. Tbe robber turned to
DEALERS IN
go but was knocked down by one of tbe
making their way to Roseburg k> at­ youiiK men and tbe pair turned him over to
tend a meeting of the Order of Elks. the authoritie«.
The accident occurred at Encbjnted One man was killed and tbteeothers fa­
Prairie and the injured parties were tally injured bv an explosion of molten itoii
iu a Chicago foundry.
taken back to Myrtle Point.
Virgil Bowers, a i.egro murderer, whom
BANK
BANDON,
of
Bandon., Oregon
<?apiial: H2.>,OOO.
Notice to tho Public.
Important News Notes
Panter Bros.,
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Provisions, Groceries.
Qr,in
Always on hand
Grain
O ”|
tbe jury gave a life sentence, was lynched !
Seed
o;
by a mob at Loudon, Ky.
Mill Feeds.
kinds in stock.
Thomas Coates, tbe night watch for Joe Young, who shot Kasper Van Dran in
A full supply of butter kegs, cubes, papers, etc., etc.
Mr. Jacobson, bad an experience yes­ a Portlaud Saloon lasl Spring, was sen­
Will handle your Butter and Produce in unlimited amounts.
terday morning that was not to his tenced to six yeura' imprisonment in tbe
liking and which gave him a tussle penitentiary.
Bandon,
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Oregon-
W xdsbsuat , Oct. 18.
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for bis life.
Tbe meronry dropped to 32 degrees at -----
He watches tbe wharves that Mr. Portland this morning.
Jacobson has put iu for tho purpose President Roosevelt started on a visit to
of transporting rock across the riven tbe Southern states today.
and Lad Leen looking after boats and A tornado strnck Sorento, III., and de­
stroyed everything in its path. Four per­
other paraphernalia at the Sontb lons were killed aud 35 injured. 40 bouses
wharf from which be crossed to the were blown to atoms.
MISS
GOULD,
North side of the river. He climbed A train was wrecked by a washout near
A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and
out of bis boat on to the wharf and Alton, Ill , and several cars cairymg stock
seems to have been blinded by the were wrecked iu six feet of water. Several
Medical Diseases.
tramps are supposed to have perished in tbe
light of bis lautern, and desiring to wreck. A cloud burst caused the washout.
Trained nnr«es in iittcndnnce.
see bow things were on the other side Four different parties have surveyors in
For information address
WAI. HORSFALL, Al. D.
of tbe wharf ho started for that point tbe tieid in Crook county, and a fifth rail­
Marshfield, Oregon.
and walked off into the river. On road may cuter tbe county.
W. J. Bryan spoke to about 1000 persons
coming to the surface he saw a rope at a Tokio University.
a short distance away, aud succeeded The Mount Hood hotel at Portland was
in reaching it, then made his way on destroyed by fire,
A Narrow Eaeape.
H ospital ,
I loRSFALL
L. G.
to some piling that
Had near by.
Having succeeded in getting on to
Ibe piling, a few lusty shouts brought
a couple of tbe life saviag boys to tbe
rescue, who took him »way from bis
nncoiufortrble position. The accident
occurred about five o'clock in the
morning.
'A mithtoat , Oet. 19.
Jasper Jennings, son of the man who was
murdered near Grants Pass some time ago,
baa made confession that bis sister Dora
did tbe shooting.
The citizens of Atlanta have started a
movement to raise a snm sufficient to pay
the duty ou Miss Alice Roosevelt's presents,
which will amount to about $60.000,
Edward G. Cunniffe, who stole $100,000
from the Adams Express Co. aud disap*
Clinrch Notice.
peered from Pittsburg, has been appro
There will be preaching services in bended.
the Presbyterian Church, next Sun­ An expert safe cracker relieved a New
day, October 29tb, st 11 a.m., aud York safe of $30,000 in bonds.
Tbe meronry dropped to 10 degrees below
7:30 p m. Sabbath School at 10 a.m , zero iu tbe Yukon country, and ice ie run­
and Christian Endeavor Meeting at ning iu the river.
After three years of idleness tbe Booth-
6:30 pm. Strangers especially will
Kelly company have started their mill at
be welcome.
Wendling.
Order your Fall and Winter
F iudat , Oct. 20.
Suit« Now.
A destructive gale swept over the lakes,
and Eastern cities received a share of ita
I take pleasure in announcing to attention.
the public the arrival of a complete The steamer Sheldon was wrecked on
line of samples for the Fall and Win­ Lake Erie and two of her crew drowned.
ter of 1905 6, from leading Chicago, The storm that swept the region around
San Francisco and Minneapolis firms. the Great Lakes did $.71,000 damage along
tbe Metiomine river iu Wisconsin.
Suits to order. $15 to ?40.
A little girl lost her life in New York by
Trousers, $3 to §10.
being ran over by an automobile scorcher
Satisfaction guaranteed in every who cared more for spe-ed than safety to
himself or others.
particular.
Rich gold bearing quartz has been dis­
During my absence. Prof. Harris, covered in Mohawk Valley, Oregon.
who is widely experienced in this Mary E. Golden, of Buffalo, N. Y., has
line, will forward yonr order« prompt­ confessed to stealing $2,000 from her em­
ly. With thanks for liberal patron­ ployers which she gave to her lover.
age of tho past, 1 am,
R atubdav . Oct. 21.
Yours to please.
Tbe Burlington Railroad will extend its
P. B. H oyt ,
lines westward from Broken Bow. Neb., to
Eldorado Barber Shop, opposite Post- Salt Lake.
office, Bandon, Oregon.
The reform movement in Missouri and
Kansas has caoaed tbe failure of a large
Notice to the public.
brewery at Kansas City. Closing out tbe
My wife having left roy bed and board joints in Kanina and closing on Snndajr in
witboat my consent, notice is hereby given Missouri, caused tbe failure.
to the pnblic that I will not be responsible
A Portland woman was shot in tbe arm by
for any debts she may contract.
boys placing a cartridge on the railway
G. C. H aga .
track. A passing car discharged tbe car­
Parkersburg, Or., Oct. 24.1905.
tridge.
MARINE.
A Pendleton man had bis lags cut off bv a I
ABBIVKD
freight train.
Oct. 22—T q 4 L. Roscoe, Johnson, 1 day
Cashier Francis B. ltunder of tbe St.
from SiuslAW via Coos Bay.
Louis postoflice is »'J.900 sh irt in his ac-
Oct »-Sehr Habt. K irth.C^ days from I count.
I
Sun r'lHaiciuco lo FioApcr M.ii Co.
Dsrtug >>>o LurrlcM,» r,u ¡he Gre.rt Lukes
■AILKD.
a score of ships were driven ashore nnd 17
Oct. 19—Gasoline sehr Oakland, Hughes, lives were lost.
to Ban Francisco.
Oct. 21—St tn r Elizabeth. Jensen, to 8 F.
I_i. Perkins,
Oct. 22—Sehr Bonder Brothers, Wetzel, to
San Francisco.
PHYSICIAN <t SURGEON,
Oct. 23—He hr Alpha, Trndgett, to S. F.
BANDON, OHKOON.
Oct. 23—Tag L lioscoe, Johnson, to Sias-
law.
Office
at
residence on Fourth Street.
o<-t J'> s<-hr For*ana, tadersoD, t<> S. F.
Dr. S.
Dr H. I_i Houston,
O T- Blumenrother
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
Filings and Final proofs made on Home
Office over Forniture Stör». Honrs, 9 to 12, steads, 1 iiuberClaims and other U. S. Lands
Money Loftin Negotiated on Approved
a.m. 1:30 to 4. p tn. ; 7 to » in the evening.
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OREGON.
Bandon Meat M
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.
O. A
T rowbridge ,
SUCCESSOR TO
¿T. Denh-Olm.
Dry Goods of Every- Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
Boots & Shoes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Suits Made to Measure
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
Shields cA Kenned}
makers
Wagons of all kind3 made to order.
Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give witiafsetion.
Reasonable.
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Horseslioeing a, foipeciaTty
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND ftVisitinK brother« in good standing ft.
'■¿cordially invited.
Mi
Office in room 10 Beyerle Bailding, Ban­
NOTARY PUBLIC.
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A. J. HARTMAN. N. G.
Rooaritjr.
RANDOM,
Matron
don. Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon.
' ItontsoN. Sec.
THE MARKET AFFORD«.
Fresh Provisions and Groceries on
Maybe we have one left, if so, the
Special attention piven to collection«, fore- *
At! kinds of Real t-Xate bought and
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cloanre
of
mortu»«e..
Karniabee
and
attach
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price will please yon.
Hand and Coming.
«old.
ment anils.
Meals at all Hours.
GEO. P. TOPPING,
Our stock is small, but the goods
SNOW-DRIFT, SPERRY, AND WHOLE
RANDOM,
Office In
are of a good quality, and the prices
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
ATTORNEY od COUNSELOR AT LAW
WHEAT FLOUR.
BANDON, - OREGON.
A liberal shnre of Public Patronage
OREGON
El Dorado nidg.
»re right.
AMD
is solicited.
Choice Hams and Bacon, Fruit and
^NOTAllY PUr.LIC.
All kinds of fi»l wood delivered on '
We make “Cash Buying" au object!
Vegetables.
URN. E. J. HITE. Psnrumns.
to the purchaser, at
Fire Insurance,
short Dotice.
Chamberlain’s ÄS’Ä.’df
Bandon, - - - - Oregon,
Mall order» promptly attroded to.
BANDON, - OREGON.
Bandon, • - Oregon
THE RACKET
I ItolND HOUSE GAIAERT BANDON J Never fail*. Buy it now. It may «ve Ufe.
A. HABERLY,
Wood Incaici
Photographers,
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