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4. T. FETTM»
Tbe ww J alia Marlowe Shoo for
Ladies can now be seeu at Lorenz A
lloyt’a Store.
M. J. McKenna, Secretary of tbe
Cody Lumber Co., was a busiueea
viaitor yesterday.
Father Donnelly,of Marshfield, was
iu town Monduy night enronte home
from L’nrry County.
Mra. McIntosh, of Marshfield, watt
a passenger on the south bouud stage
yesterday morning.
Miss Sadie Fahy, of Parkersburg,
was in town Saturday evening, to at-
tend tbe social dance.
B orn .—To Mr. aod Mrs Geo.
Topping, Monday, Nor. Gtb, 1905, an
eight pound lawyer.
Arthnr Holden of Oregon City was
looking after business matters iu this
part of tbe couuty this week.
The ladies fff tbp Freabyteriau
Church will give a Bread fair Wed
needay before Thanksgiving.
Mrs. T. Anderson and children left
Honday for a fow days’ visit with ber
father and other relatives at Rivertun.
Tbe Cody Lumber Co. is now
putting in about 100 M feet of log«
daily. They have two ‘’donkeys'* in
operation.
L J. Radley, of Tbe Dalles, js here
this week setting up a Burley steam
drill for the contractors nt the Tup­
per rock quarry.
Neir Settlers Taling
Hopiesteads in F out
* Mile Country.
Curry (aunty
J<«Rny Fminm killei two panthara a(vw
day. ago—one mo J lo b. * *i> foot.r.
Tbe einnt called >■ Snnfay evaujng on
ber way to tbe <3,,, art* «a are iuforuied
that tbia will be Mie last tiuie on ber down
trip* althwunli «be will call on ber up tfipa if
oundiliou. wan ant-
O Heins, brul AssL keeper, and O«a*r
Langlois, ot Cape Blanwo Ligbthou**, were
iu town Tuesday on bnaiue*». Mr Hein, i,
au old photogrxpber and ha* nianf fine
viewa of Cape Blançq ,c»uarf, which we
were deligbt^l to e.ku>iue.
Tbe steamer Plant arrived from San
Franoisoo, Friday, and lauded 33 tons ot
freight aud the following passengers, to
wit: Mr. and Mr«. M- A Srulsmau, Mr. aud
Miss B. Kelsey. Tbe passengers tuport that
they bad lovely weather and a due trip.
«Mg
Millinery,
■BB L J i ■ ■ —
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
Ludir, auj sbi|dr.n’. b.l. mud. and
If yua do. we are still doing business at Tbe Old Stand and cap please yon,
trimmed tq urjer. Cot! «t trjidrno«.
Give os a Cali and eiamjne opr .
Mio. M aud GAayis^o.
NeÜQi to the Public.
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc,
Vow is tb<> time to purchase Hurjuare. Tbe nnd^rsigoed has
On the ruM from Bnndgp to L qdr M*.
in stock R Inrge assortof
tbp traveler notices It)at be must eroea sev­
Notice ia faer*‘bv given tq patrons of the
Itlc iBDsa, that the undtr-igned pas dis­
eral suiull streams. These streams empty
fiUBÜGUlWIUN RATER.
posed of the J.ial.1 to A. T. Fetter, and that Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, Glassware, Crockery,
into the ocean, and along their banks, if
th. terms of sale are aa follow*. All peraona
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one would follow their coarse, are found
Miner»' SuDDlieS
Faint*. TINSHO1*
<>H». I>«.«»r»
hh <I W fnd«w».
in arrenr« on HnbHti iption« for a period of
supplies,
IN CUhiNECTlON.
fix Mouth«.............................. ..
1
preen fields, gardeus and orchards, and th«
one year or over, will «eitle with th« nnder-
Higued, while those in arrear« for le«8 than
ihre. Month,...........................................
buildings that make the home spot, and
one year, will settle with Mr Seder, who
uestiing beneath the dark branches of the
The Bandon Hardware Man,
Jj? !" *'À,D ■■ A dvànc «, »I.M) a Y bau .
will also fill out nneipired aubaoriptiona.
forest trees or beside the cool and glistening
Where accounts are t » be balanced. aetlle-
iuent must be made with the undersigned.
myrtle is the inevitable schoolhouse.
yhia prp^r i, entered at the Bandon post
Vpry Respectfully,
Four-mils creek is qqo of these streams
otfioo aa SeCU^d-01M/ JI iftf^.
D. E 8HTT.
ar.d is about ten miles below Bandon. It
Bandon, Oregon, October 31,
dews almoat parallel with ridges of moun­
Port Orford ia just now stjrred op over a
THURSDAY. NOV. 9. 1905.
tains whose aides are rocky and precipitous
We Have the Variety of Stock
burglary. Sunday pigbt a varejiuuse ou tbe
near tbe mouth, but broadens out and be­
Beef. Forb, Veal. Mutton. Lmub. Bu|ot;i>a and l’ork S husbuc , Fre««e<l Beef, Head
wbapf w*a broken into and a barrel of gin
Beef, ,____________
Pickled Pork, , K ____
uhs , ____
Ye«elables "nd Butler.
Cheese, Corned___
comes very fertile near the source. Tbe val­
was tapped and several gallons were stolen.
Call uu g. nnd get our price, before buyiqg plwwbere.
leys are narrow^ but are easily cleared and
Send in your coupons.
In tbe search for evidence a bucket full of
make tbe rtenese of garden spots, while tbe
We are not like the Hjnd Wheels
014 papers, 10 cents per hundred.
uplands are more heavily timbered but fur­ gin was found on tbe bill bidden in a lumber
of
a
wagon,
always
following in the same rut. We are pushers, striving for a large/
0t lice OBllEB office.
pile. As the ownership of tbe bucket is
nish abondant feed for cattle. Wherever
business, and we get th re by kut-ping
known, it lead, to a main clue, ai d two par
W- Li. Hayter wad it* Coquille on
the sun oau penetrate, tbe grass springs up
Tire Bept Ivdoat in the
ties are under arrest, and will tie examined
spontaneously, yielding a never failing qqp-
Easiness Monday.
"nd nulling at tbe very luwe/t price.
J \A/aldvOOPl &. Soil PrODS
A.
Garfield,
Prop.
by
Jqatiou
Xnmualt
at
one
o'clock
today.
—
We are here to plena« and here to atay. J. VVdIUVUyei oc outl, rrup«,
ply the year round.
Miss Jennie Denholm was a Par­
There is yet some government lands to be Port Orford Tribqne.
kersburg visitor Tuesday.
taken np, and although the land is rough
and alm« at inaccessible, yet it will furnish
Gaps for Men, Women and Chil­
No PoiMon 1« Chamberlain’s Cough
a liviug for a family, and iu these tiipea of
WOUlj 4 SPECIALTY.
dren at Trowbridge’s.
Memedyr.
strikes aud contentions, the family man
From
Napier.
New
Zeoland,
Herald:
Two
P. F. Gehlfce, of Prosper, was a
will do well to consider tbe advantages of a
yisitoi at the county seat Saturday.
home for bis growing family away from tbe years ago tbe Pharmacy Board of New South
vices aud temptations of the streets, besides Wales, Australia, had an analysis made of
Packard Sjioea for men give satis­
tbe wholesome effects of the pure air and all the cough medicines that were sold in
faction. Buy them of Lorenz <& Hoyt.
water and tbe outdoor life that one is com that market. Got of t|;e entire list they
pel led to lead. Our best and strongest citi­ found only one that they declared was en­
GEORGE HITE, P uufbistob .
A. B. Sabin, the Langlois harness
zens
are from the ranks of tbe country bred, tirely free from all poison«. This exception Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
EACH
SHAVES,
poaker, was a Bandon visitor Sunday.
Screws,
.Machine
Bolts,
and habits of frugality, industry, and mor was Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, made
SHAMPOO,
by
the
Chamberlain
Medicine
Company,
Des
HAIR
CUT,
Ed Gallier, deputy sheriff, was jo
Pipe
and
Fittings,
When you want a pleasant pbvsio try ality, and only these, will stand by us wbeu
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SINGE.
25
Cts
Moines, Iowa, U- 8. A. The absence of all
Brass Work.
fown visiting }>is parents this week UbamberlHin'H Btoiuach mid Liver Tablets. tbe real test comes.
MASSAGE,
They are easy to lake aud pridnce no grip­
Although these lands are remote and the narcotics makes this remedy the safest and General Repairing.
AND BATH.
EACH
Pattern Shpp in
Miss Rilla Dunham, of Coquille,
best
that
can
be
had;
and
it
is
with
a
feel
­
ing or other unpleasant effect. Bold by C. forest almost impenetrable, yet it is sur­
Çonqection.
was calling on Bandon friends Tues­ Y. Lowe. Druggist
prising to see how quickly and how effect- ing of security that any mother can give it
to her little ones. Chamberlain’s Cough
day.
Earl Goodmqn, hpad clerk in Rack- lively these difficulties may be overcome. 1 Remedy is especially recommended by its
Rev. Sanderjin js making some ra leff's store at Langlois, was looking- have in mind a neighbor, Mr. Goff, who, makers for coughs, colds, croup and whoop­ CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
with bis wife, came into this Four-mile
pairs og bjs residence property this after very important business iu Ban-
Bandon. Oregon,
country less than two years ago. They ing cough. This remedy is for sale by C, Y;
Lowe,
Druggist.
peek.
dun the first of tbe week.
went into the wilderness, so wild that they
See the New Shoes for Men, Worn-
R. W. Ensign, wife and daughter, became lost and bad considerable difficulty
Is just in receipt of n new and
pn and Children, at Lorenz & Hoyt's from Findley, Ohio, arrived iu Ban- in finding their way out. Their building
J. 1» TITPBKR. Proprietor.
Prosper Item«.
spot was heavily timbered and the? camp<d
ffesb stock uf
(Store.
doD, Tuesday evening, and expect to under the trees until a cabin could be built.
This well-knuwii hotel is now under new and com.
Mrs. Hemphell, trow below Bandon, npent
Delos Gardner and wife of New Lake were become residents of this place.
Here they spent the winter. Many a winter Friday, visiting friend, here.
Drugs and Chemicals,
petent mntiagemout slid baa been thoroughly ren­
Bandon visitors Thursday and Friday of
ovated throughout. The table service is equal tu
F. H, Colgrove and wife, who have been storm have they witnessed when the hnge
Miss Ara, Lamont spent one day tbe past Patent and Proprietary Preparations
fast week.
apy in Southern Oregon. Sipple rooms fur cuju-
living in the New fjako country for tbe past branches were hurled through the air, just week visiting ber sister, Mrs. Husking.
Uieicial men. Baggage transported to aud from
Toilet Articles,
It. N. Wittman, of Langlois, was three years, left last Friday morning for missing their frail shelter. In the mean
Work on the new vessel is progressing
boats and trains free of charge,
Druggiratn Bnntlrien.
transacting business in town the first Chicago, on account of Mra. Colgrove’« time these home makers were sawing down
great forest trees — hundreds of them it nicely The innsts are in And the rigging
p
>or
health.
P ebfumes , B bushks , SppNop«, S oaps
pf the week.
seemed to me as I saw tt^eir charred and partly completed.
Jack Yale, tbecommercisl man who blackened retrains piled five or six deep
N uts and G andies .
M. It. L«*, the Myrtle Point log
The “echr Coqoelle" is doe from Sun
Cigars,
Tobaccos and Cigarettes.
has
been
selling
goods
in
this
terri
­
over
a
large
area
where
today
is
a
field
ot
pontractor, was a business visitor in
F.-anoisco. Cspt- Olson, formerly of the Paints. Oils. Glasses, and Painter’s Supplied
tory for a quarter of h century, was waving grain and the finest of vegetable s hr Albion, has oommnnd tins trip.
fqwn Saturday.
calling on our business men tbe latter gardens all enclosed by a picket fence. They
Mrs. Wm. Howell has been very ill for the
The steamer Favorite is under­
also have a good comfortable house in pr* -
part uf last week.
cess of construction, .and miles of good last two weeks, and from Inst reports she
going a thorough overhauling at
Lorenz & Hoyt will receive a large wagon road. This shows what determined seems to be improving rather slowly.
C. P. J EXSEX. Manter.
papdon Ibis week.
new line of Dry Goods on tho Eliza people can do. Much credit is dup Mr. and
Mr. Pedlar, of New Aberdeen, retnrned
This Steamer is New. is Strongly built, nnd fitted with the latest improvements, and will
Fred Lockwood and Harvey Morse
belli today. Ladies of Bandon aud Mrs. Goff for their persistent effort and it is home, last week, from n pleasure trip to Se­
give a regular 8 day aervipt, for passenger* and freight, between the
to be fioped that their lives may be long and attle and a visit to tbe Portland Exposition.
have taken a contract to cletr about
Coquille River, Oregon, and 8an Francisco, Calif.
vicinity cordjally invited to call and peaceful so that they may enjoy the fruits
pt) acres of land for S. S. Little.
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregop
The winter term of school has opened
see the new goods.
of their labor. It. is to such citize.is that
You Can’t Expect to Get
Alfred Morrg. is stilt very sick
E. T. KRUZ, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Ppancisco, Cnilfurypi.
Col. Isaac N. Muncy, of the Gold this country owes the stability of her insti­ with Mr. M. L R. Edmunds as teacher. As
S~ Worth for $1, But.
Mr. Edmunds has previously tancht in this
with typhoid fevgr, there beiug no
tutions.
Beach Globe, has turned poet. Iu
You Cup,
Get
Your
Tbe resources of fbis country are princi district, and is well li|re[j, no doubt he will
pbange reported jo hij condition this
the last issue of that great exponent pally dairying and stockraising. Tbe tim­ have a large attendance.
MOXEY'S WORTH at
porniiig.
of truth we find tbe following out­ ber will be in demand before many years,
Mesdnmes Kicking and Gribi nnd Miss T.
P. P. Hoff, State Commissioner of burst :
but at present the expense of getting it out nicking went to Coquille City. Wednesday,
to market is too great to make that indus to meat Mrs. Gribi’s brother and wife, who
J\abpr and Factory inspector, was in rbers's nothing make, n woman so mad,
try profitable. Fruit raising would pay we'l have just arrived from Michigan. They will, Dealer in Boot« and Shoe««
town Tuesday, inspecting our manu
Nor tills ber heart with dreud.
and poultry raising would be equally renum- perhaps, spend the winter here.
As when she finds ber husband drunk.
factoring plants.
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
erative. Wheat and otfier grains ripen here
And sleeping on her bed.
lowest livinu prices.
M-. I*. Jurgensen, who has been an em­
Mrs. A. J. Marsh, wife of Assessor
in sufficient quantities for feed, and other
conditions are favorable for making poultry ployee in tbe Pr.wpvr Mill for the last year,
Marsh of Curry County, is visiting
"I Thank the Ixir«l."
moved hia family to Parkersburg, where he
raising a success.
her parents, Mr. nn.j Mrs. John Kro
Tbe great tires of ab >ut sixty years ago line accepted a position in the mill at that
cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rook. Ask.,
penbnrg at Coquille.
"for the relief 1 got from Bucklen's Arnica swept over this country destroying most of place, tiia brother Chris has also given up
tiding to get married? The R e Salve. It cored my fentfnl running sores, thé old growl h of this timber, making this bis position berg.
poRDER has just, received a nice line which nothing else would heal, and from more easy to clear and consequently more
Mr. Eickwor’b, of Marshfield, who had
valuable fur its cultivation than for its b-en employed in the ship-yard at thia place Agates Ground, Polished and
pf wedding invitations, and can print which I had suffered for 5 years.” It is a timber.
marvelous benler for cots, horns and wounds
for the last ,ew months, finished bis work
fhem on shot! notice.
Mounted
We have an ideal climate, just far enough
Guaranteed at Lowe’s Drug Store. 2Scts.
and returned, last week, to bis home in
from
the
ocean
to
es
’
ape
tbe
dampness
and
The County Court will advertise
Marshfield. Ha was accompanied by bis to order; or nny other work in toy
fog, and the strong winds are tempered and
Died.
for bidH for the construction of a
.laughter, Miss Jennie, who hfta been visit­ line will be done in a neat And satis
moderated until they become gentle summer ing here.
factory tnnnuer, at a reasonable price.
bridge across Sontb plough on the
breezes without which tbe heat of summer
C
arlson
.
—
At
bis
hottie
near
Parkers
­
Call and see my new line of jewelry con­
jlandon and Empire County road.
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would become unendurable at times, espec
sisting of Stick Pins, Hat Pina, Bash l’ina,
burg, Nov. 4, 1905, Michael A. Carl­ ially jn tbe narrow valleys with their high
Lady's
Waist Sets, Brooches, Bracelets. Cuff
G. W. Canning, formerly a resident
Coqnille.
and Collar Buttons. Chains, Charms, and
son, aged 60 years.
mountain walls.
pf this part of the country, but now
Rings, which has just arrived.
Robert Walker, Bandon’s posttp^ster«
Mr. Carlson was born at Obo, Fin­ We do not feel at all isolated. The stage
pf Southern Oregon, is organizing a
ARTHLR RICE,
from Bandon to Langlois makes three trips went to the bay yesterday.
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Modern )Vpodman Lodge at Myrtle land, June 18, 1845. Ho carae to this a wet)k, and brings the mail for the Foor
country when 10 yaars of age, and mile people. Onr school-house is as good as M ibb Welch, of Lampa Creek, who has Bandon,
t :
(Point.
Oregon.
been under the c«re of Dr. Wetmore for sev­
was one of the first sailors on tbe the average and we usually have five months eral weeks, is much improved.
Ernest Boak ho* given up ’pis posi­ Coquille, coming on the old .schooner of school each summer, while picnics and
Mrs. Ubas. Lorena and children, of Ban­
tion as purser on the Dispatch, and is Mqse. Ho was married twenty-four social gatherings enliven tbe monotoqy of
don, is tbe guests of ber parents, Mr. and
pow employed on the government years ago to Lidia Perkins, nnd has everyday life. Last year a Sunday Kchool Mrs. 0. M. Skeete, of thia city.
jV'qks. Davp Perkins is now acting since resided on tbe river. His wife was organized, and meetings held each Sun
Eugene Robit son wrr up from the lower
day during good weather.
CURES RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAM
ps purser.
died a year ago Inst spring and he
We* cannot expect the luxuries of the cit\ river op Monday. He talks of going to
BM A MUftALOIA. SPWAIN«. «UYS, BSUISKS. WMI, MALM.
Hnmboldt to fish during the winter for his
I I
Kn
OUO
CaiCK IN «AOK, «ACKACMI. LUMBAGO,
thrown
in.
The
sensible
person
will
adjust
A fire alarm was turned in about leaves four grown children — three
KJ NW
STIFF JOINTS. CONTRAOTFO MUSOILS. SFNAINlrf
brother.
biroself to circumstances and be thankful
m
ANKILS, CONN MUSKIN’S SFAAINIO WSISTS, FNOSTIB
11:00 o'clock Monday night, and the. sons and one daughter. ' Deceased they are no worse than they are. The land
put . cocas. Boaioas. onilblamis , ano all inflammations or msm 0« tyfAst.
«Matt Kerrigan returned from a trip down
P. B. HOYT, Prop
lire department called out. but luckily was a strong, robust man, and was iu be jug taken rapidly, and “he who hesi­ tbe river on Monday, having spent a night
(he blaze proved to be in an old sick less than.a week, pneumonia be tates is lost” as far as securing a home is with his friend, Thomas Devereax, of Park­ Located In EL DORADO BUILDING,
F(p<t Street. R IMKIN, ORMION
concerned. It is the man with a purpose ersburg
ing the cause of his death.
ptump back of the Post-office.
1
Tho funeral was held Snnday after­ who wins this race, and he must expect
Mary
A.
Hainbiock,
wife
of
Jonn
F.
Hatp-
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
General Manager O'Brien, of the
hardships to a certain extent, and I believe
noon, Rev. Roach of the Presbyterian he will consider himself well paid for all his block. was born in Boone County, Missouri,
OUTTIhG AT STANDARD PRICES.
HarfimuU system, baa announced that
Church of Bandon, officiating, and trouble and work when he ares the graud July 27. 1831. the daughter of William and Bathroom newly fitted typ with Porcelain
four million do*|ap w‘" he spent in
Margaret Campbell. Her parents moved to
was largely attended. Iutermeut at results. I do not know a person in this com­ Frauklin Uounty, Missouri, when she was
Tub. Hot or Cold Bath« 25 cents
railroad building in Oregon. This is
munity
who
is
discontented.
All
seem
to
Bandon Cemetery.
quite
yonng.
She
joined
the
Baptist
Church
in addition to the Coos Bay and other
be happy and doing wçl|.
when about eighteen years of age, and wag
jiuea already ordered.
Within the past two years more than a marrie'l to John F. Hamblock. February 5.
M c M ullen —At Port Orford, Oct. 31, dozen homesteads have been taken in thia 1857. To this union were born six children,
Wm. Miller, one of the men ^ho
ANB CURE TH« LUNC8
1905, Frank McMullen, Sr., aged vicinity, and still there is more land just as three sons and three daughters, all of whom
were arrested for failing to put num­
£qod( if one is willing to go further back. are living except one son who died in infan
64 years.
bers on tl^eir fish nets, and was fined
With the coming of the railroad this land
WITH
Frank McMullen, Sr., was born in will all be in demand, but. to wait for the cv. Eugene Albert died in 1868. The living
¿10 and costs, decided that the offense
children are Emma J.« Mary Frapttes, Mar­
did not justify the tax and be board Tyrone County, jrtdand, iu 1841. In whistle of the locomotive would l>e folly garet A . John Vinton and Eugene Henry.
|860 be was married (a Catherine Several new bouses have gone np this sum­ She moved from Frauklin Couuty. Missouri,
£EAD
REMARKABLE CURE
pd five days the past week, with Sb«r-
;
parrola,
also a native of Ireland, iu mer, and thia is not the end aa it is evident to
Copnty, Oregon, where she lived un­
iff Qallinr, to pay it.
rnn C onsumption
Prie«
that the work will continue during tbe good
“
I
wm much afflicted with rheumatiim, write.
Rhode Island. Iu 1885 they camo to weather, fir several families are yet to be til she diedt October 25« 1905, aged 74 years
Fun
OUGHSand
50c A $1.00
Jtd.C. Nu.l, Iowaville, Sedgwick Co., Kansal, "going
and three moptfis.
D J. Lowe was a caller at this office Ct>- >y Connty, where they lived for settled for the winter.
Free Trial.
about on crutches aud suffering a great deal of pain.
Tbe funeral took plaoe at this place on
| •«> induced tq Ry Ballard's Snow Liniment, which
Mi.pday. and entered this great fami­ years on a farm. Mr. and Mrs
HurêëtaTT'ïüîcïeî^WbTiTTîr
The one noticeable feature about these
Cured me, after using three 50c bottles. IT IS THH
ly journal font to hia brother, T. G. McMnll«n had five children, twu cf settlers js that on« and nil cotne to stay. Friday, October ?7, interment oeing iu the
THROAT
and
{.UNO
TROUB
­
Odd Fellows’ cemetery.
CRF.ATEST yNIMQNT I EVER USRO, kava sac.
LES,
or
MON
BY
BACK.
All
wm
to
come
^itfi
tfie
intention
<jf
rank
­
Lowe, at Soulii Tacoma, h asp. Mr. whom. Frank McMullen, Jr. and Mrs.
ommended it to a number of persons, all expres.
A.
J.
Pence,
now
a
resident
ppar
Seattle,
ing
it
their
home.
—
E.
M.
8.
in
Harbor.
themselves as being benefited by it. I now walk
|uowe, although 82 years of age, is Jas. Hughes, of Cape Blanco, with
Washington, made Coos county a visit
without ergtehes, and am able to perform . great
jiale aqd hearty, and enjoys tejlir,g their mother, apt the only survivors
deal of light labor on the farm.’*
lately for tpe purpose of looking over
pnecdotea of early pioneer times. Ho of tbe deceased. Mr. McMullen was
grounds where he bad spent many pleasant
Cures Colds. Croup and Whooping Cough.
SIZES:
50c
Mau’s VnreaMonahlene««
is a Mexican war vetepn and one of an early pioneer of ’Carry county, if qfton as great aw woman's. But Thof. M days during pioneer times iu this section,
Mr.
Pence
was
among
tfie
first
white
nifty
SNOW
CQ.
(be *'forty-uinere.'’ He came to Cooa and always occupied a prominent po­ Austin. Mgr of tfie “Republican’’ of Leaven­
TtyKsPAHR NOTICK.
ST. LOUIS. U, L A.
to arrive on tbe bay. bavjpg been there be­
Notice
is
hereby
given
to
all
persona
not
in '5(5. and consequently has been a sition in tbe affairs uf that section. worth, Ind., was not nnrea«onable when be
fore there was a house pf any kind except to trespass upon tbe premise«of T)<.Kenyon,
Resident or this section almost half a He was also widely kpovfn through­ refused to allow the doctors to operate on the wigwam qr tepee of tbs Indians. How­ situated betweep Floras Lake and tbe coun­
bm
wiK
for
female
trouble.
'Instead.
”
he
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
pentury. When hhCA'UO here Empire out Douglas and Coos, where hia
ever, bis stay wrr
|opg at that time, cutting,
or destroying timber upon said
aaya. “we concluded to try Electric Bitters
but
he
returned
in
78.
some
twenty
years
SOLQ AND RKCOMMCNOKD SY
pity was the metropolis, and foe was death will be greatly regretted. J be My wife was then s«i sick sbo could hardly
land. $25 reward will be paid for informa
tion leading to a conviction of treapas« as
later,
and
spent
several
years,
forming
the
Pounty Judge when the Court House funeral was tjeld at Cape Jjlanco, leave her bed, and five (5) phytiunns had
acquaintance of many of our pioneer citi- stated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March II. 1901.
^aa hqilt.
Tbnfsday, Father pounelly officiat failed to relieve her. After taking Electric sen«, some of »bom have passed away, while
PETEK »ELSON. Ag^nt.
r Euag"
Bitter« «fie was perfectly cared, and can others wilt remember him. among whom be
iug.
now perform a|l her household duties ” mentloped tbe late Samuel pement, witfi
fh. K. m , Thing Krqnlr^l for Cqn,(l-
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Guaranteed by C. Y. Ixiwe, druggist. Erice wb<»m.
fiis partner, be operated the first
p*tlon.
ßQcts.
llrri» W. Edwards Injured.
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blacksmith *Uop ip Cooa county. He. iu
|‘A. * 0*rt*|n pnrgntiv. nnd ntomneh pnri-
Herb W. Edwards, of Des .Moines. Iowa,
oo11)pent with tbe late H. P. Whitney, con-
Cr Cbnmb«rlnin>g Stotnncb nnd Liver Tnb-
got a fall on an ley walk last winter, sprain­
dtipled a bnteber business on the bay. The
;n necin to bo tlie emet thing required
Notice to fl,«
ing hia wriV *ud h rumi ng hiç kneps. “The
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prHrnt trip is f.>r tbe pqrpoge
looking up
gtrong enonab for the monl robu.t, yet mild
THOMAS WHITE. Master
next day,” he says, “they were so sore pnd
toy wife having l^it my t>ed and ►'S rd some mining propoHittun« be policed on bis
•ttongh nnd »»If for children nnd wpbont
Leavea Bnudon every ' tporning. eieep- ÁpPRE88........ y......... .
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stiff I wn^ tfraid I would ^sve to stay in without mRconHet.t, uofiee ■ hereby
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at 7:30 o’clock nod ronk^a connect
pint terrible gr,ping eo sommai to moat
•iven Wirmer trip*. He tells of thd great vx>rt fie Snnday.
bed. but 1 rubbed th aid well with Chamlwr to the pnbliq taut I «rill not be res^ptwltle ertpved •hilt bpre b>fore, stating that
ileum
with the train aud «Reaper Myrl at
’
^nrgntivM,:' nnv R. 9. Webster A Co.,
TbS
CqRfwa
ia
Rood
for
one
T°te fqr th. psrtoo named «bo»e, ¡I deposited ut the
lO-AO a. m. at Coqoiiie Cjlv.
Iain's Pain ‘YhUu;, i,na af|er a few applica (os spy dabts
mat edbtryct.
Ldora, Ontnr|B Canada For
ref | enioyment in five years spent
by Cí Y
Leave« Coquille City
1^:30 0- m.. «rriv-
tionj all soreness had <J!saj>p6sr*d.“ Fot
R kcobpbb <>®ce or mailed befoM) atpira|ion of date below
B^pdon pt |:«0 n p
'
DrnpgM.
. » « We* 1* tW»n«grinji m Coos county than is «1 i
saUiqtC V
Pi>rk?r.hn«4JW
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A. MoNAIR,
CITY
THE
MARKET
MEAT
Bandon Foundry
"nJ Machine Shop
Mill
and Steamboat
S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder .
City Barber Shop
BATH ROOMS,
Hotel Coquille
Druggist and Apothecary
O^Kon,
CJoquille
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
ELIZABETH
BOOTS
í*ÍII<>IOi
ntn
M.BREUERS
First Class Watch
Repairing.
Annual Ball
Delphi
Munck’s
Lodge
Hall,
No.
Nov. 18th,
64.
1905,
Whetstone s Orchestra
E l D orado
Tickets $1,
KING OF ALL LINIMENTS
TONSORIAL PARLORS
KILL.™. COUGH
.King’s
New Discovery
I
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
THIS
THREE
BALLARD
25c,
AND $1.00
LINIMENT
C, Y. LOWE,
Ono Voto
DISPATCH
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