Bandon recorder., November 30, 1905, Image 4

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THURSDAY, NOV. HQ, 190Q.
Notice!
All knowing themselves indebted to
$. Lorenz art* hereby notified that
fbe accounts must be settled by Jan­
uary lat, RXJß. or accounts will be
placed jn tfie band* of a collector.
Bet t lament can be made at Lorenz A
|foy/.’« «tore,
N. L orenz .
Grand Ball.
At
SutotJay night, Dec.
find. Music by tbe Erickson & Leach
ßrebeetra. Free boat. Tbe Dispatch
will leave Bandon at 8:00 p.tn.. and
the Favorite will leave Coquille at
/5<X) p.m. Tbe Favorite will also
pake tbe run from Bandon to Prosper
after tbe show. Tickets f 1.00. Mid
pigbt Supper 50 cents a plate.
Bandon Bas Good Paper Mill Site.
Bandon is said to have one of tbe
best opportunities in the United
/Rates for a pulp and; paper mill. In
»peaking of it last Wednesday Mr.
James F. Flanagan, tbe Marshfield
hanker, said that in bis opinion, it
wonld be but a short time until a mill
pf that nature wonld be put ¡ d at that
place. Coo« Çountÿ baa many tim
bers ç/)ict) are adapted to tbe use of
paper mills, and the establishment of
pne industry of this nature will bring
g/pepi.-—Coquille Recall.
He Gives Dp.
governor Folk, of Missouri, tells an
^pausing gtopy about a colored man
j»|jo was brought before a court for a
trivial offense.
f*Tbe State of Missouri against John
Jones,” was read in lomf voice and
/be colored man’s eyes bulged ont of
/heir sockets, and he seemed overcome
jvith terror and astonishment.
When be was asked if be had any­
thing to say, or plead guilty or not
¿uj)/y, be gasped out;
•*Well; yo’ Honah, ef de whole State
p’ Missonrah is ag’in dis pore niggsb.
I’ze gwine to give up right now!"—
Eyobaiige.
Liquor Dealers Will Try Initiative
Too.
By moans of the initiative, the liq­
uor dealei'H of tbe state hope to secure
an amendment to the local option law
at tbe general election next June. Pe­
titions are beipg circulated demand­
ing that an amendment to /be law,
similar to that proposed by tbe Jayne
bill at tbe laat session of the legisla­
ture, be submitted to tbe voters.
The proposed apo^ndmeut would
give to each precinct in tbe state local
pelf-government in tbe matter uf pro­
hibition. No precinct could be made
.‘•dry” by tbe vote of the adjoining
precinct», nor of tpp county in which
it la situated.
Another important feature ia tbe
provision that 30 per cent instead of
10 per cent of tbe voters are required
|q call an election in any precinct,
group of precincts, or county, on tbe
question of prohibition.
Tbq petitions were drawn under
/be direction of tbe Brewers’ and
Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Associa­
tion. and are being circulated by
members of tbe Royal Apcb, an or-
gaoiaation of the retail liquor Deal­
er«.
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Tpe I’odv Lnmber Co, is not working at
present owi_g to bad w.atfeer,
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L. C. Collins, traveling aaleanmn for Till­
mann A Bendal, 8. F. wa* here one day thia
Week,
Geo. W. Kjng of Mantague, Cel. baa been
;n thia viemitv for aeveral ' dfav* buying
cattle.
Mrs. Geo Sell of lliv rton waa visiting
tier danghter, Mra. Welab. of tbi* placed
eat ^eek.
J. k. McKinna went to Coqoilla yester­
day for a abort vacation.
Prosper.
#»I<1 Beach
|£dith Kyle has returned to bar
borne at Handolpb after an absence
of several months in Portland.
C. Goodman has accepted a posi­
tion in tbe mil).
J. Scott called here one day last
week He has taken a position in the
“Osborn’ mill back of Randolph.
Mr. Baggs returned last Wednes­
day from eu absence of several days
up tbe rivey.
N. Pederson and P. Gehlke were
up tbe river iaaX week oq business.
Mrs. Conrad gave Bandon a call
last Saturday.
Carl Alsou, who bad intended go­
ing on tbe stmr Elizabeth tbia trip,
went by way ot Coos Bay, He sailed
from Marshfield on stmr Breakwater
last Friday,
A. Persbbaker gave Marshfield a
business call last woe|i.
P. Loggie, of North Bend, was here
visiting Mr. Heuckendorff, Monday.
Capt. Johnson, of BaDdon, and Mr.
Kiog, of tbe stmr Elizabeth, were up
from Bandon Monday.
Ferdinand Hansen game over from
Marshfield, Monday, and will work in
tbe mill here.
Mr. D. E. Slilt, of BaDdon, gave
Prosper a call on« day last week.
B. C. Rucker, salesman for tbe Sap
Francisco firm of Tillmau A. Bendall,
was transacting business here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. F. Hansen came over from
Marshfield last Friday to visit her
husband who is managing Flanagan
& Beupett’s ranch.
Ethel Taylor, daughter of J. C.
Taylor, has been quite sick but is im­
proving.
J. Langlois an,/ E. Ellingson bad
bnsiness interests which called them
here one day this week.
F. L. Carmon, of New Aberdeen,
went to Coos Bay las) Thursday,
where be took the stmr Breakwater
for San Francisco.
It is rumored that a steam schooner
will be built here as soon as the
weather will permit.
ChaB Felter passed through this
place to New Aberdeen, last Saturday
A. R. Halfin and wife have gone
to Coquille City to reside.
Mosdames Korth, Mara end John­
son were up from Bandon last Thurs­
day visiting friends at this place.
Mr. Jacquitb, who recently arrived
from Oklahoma, is now employed in
tbe Prosper mill He has moved bio
family here and will, perhaps, remain
during the winter.
Capt. Jenson, of the stmr Elizabeth,
came pp from Bandon TfiursJuy.
The Chinamen from the cannery
will go to Coos Bay this week, where
they will take a steamer for Astoria.
F. Barbea, of Myrtle Pojnt, was
here Tuesday looking for property
suitable for stock raising. He seemed
well pleased with several locations in
this vicinity, and will, perhaps, give
it future consideration.
Wm. Kicking and E. FiPh bad
business which called them to Ban­
don Tuesday.
Miss L. Hicking, who has been vis­
iting relatives here for tbe past few
weeks, departed Tuesday for her home
in Aberdeen, Washington, going by
way of Drain. Mrs. Wm. Hicking
will, perhaps accompany her as far
as Scottsburg.
Mr. J, Htoking, of this place, and
Miss Amy Lamont, of Bandon, were
united in marriage last Wednesday,
evening, Nov. 22. at tbe home of llev.
Roach in Bandon. Tbe weddipg was
a quiet affair, only an intimate friend
and a relative being present. After
the ceremony they were conveyod to
their new and cosily furnished borne
at this place. They took tbe boat
Thursday enroute to Marshfield where
/bey spent a few days, returning Sat­
urday. We all join in congratulating
these young people, and may their
wedded life be one of success and
happiness. Quite 4 number gathered
Hatnrday night to enforce the nsual
finish to snob aa occasion, and sue
needed with little difficulty, the groom
willingly appearing and administered
to their wants, supplying them with
a generous “hand-out’’ of cigars.
Bert Robert who drove stage a part
of the summer for W. A. Btsbell was
drowned somewhere near Crescent
City, the particulars we have not
been able to learu.
Th« black sand along our beach is
being investigated now by men of
capital. They intend to make a thor
otigb test in every detail. This far
they are well satisfied.
Tberin Erutuiu is now in charge of
the branch store of II. D. Hume at
thin place. We predict tor him a
bright future.
A. H. Pearse baa resigned bis post
tion as manager of R. 1). Humes
branch store at Gold Beach, and ta
going to bia home for tbe present,
near Port Orford. We, as well as all
tbe others who have become acquaint­
ed with Mr Pearse, are sorry to aee
him leave here, but we will hope that
he may return soon.—Globe.
ppiirrh Notice.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
jluy early and get yoor ohoice
before tbe line ia picked over, We
have an eleaant line of Watches.
Chain«. Feb«. Charm*. Emblems,
Gold King*. Httok Pina, Hrooebes.
Ca* and Collar BuUona. Kus. Etc.
Alao a nice new line of
Artb»F Rlc»,
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BAJfeON.
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OREGON.
S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder .
Pipe and Fittings,
Brass Work.
Port Orford.
General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
Connection.
Attorney Sherwood, of Coquille, was in
town iant Thursday, having been employed
by W> Johtuon to look after bin iuterebts
versus E. W. Jensen, Administrator of tbe
estate pf Eli Bagley.
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Tbe men working on thia end of the Big
Bend trail, having constructed a trail to
within two miles of Held Mountain, came in
last Friday, Laving worked out all the mon­
ey sobsuribed. An effort will be made to
bav£ more work done. The gap uncom -
Uy the Day, Week or Month.
pleted is a natural road, and only needs to
be brushed out.
Newly Furnished
M. Merton, who obtained a judgment
Rooms.
against tbe defunct (Joast Trading Com­
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pany and order of sale of attached property
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at tbe last term of the Circuit Court, by J. - ■ MBS. 0. H. PATTERSON
Hu^tlgy, fcis attorney, has commenced ac­
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tion in tbe Circuit Court against Sheriff ’Î ■ Corner Wharf and Third Sta. Bandon.
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Marsters, and the sureties of his official
bond to recover $1300 damages for tbe fail­
ure and refuaal of the Sheriff to sell the
property as ordered by the Court.
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
Mr. Olsen has eyery thing ready for work
Bandon. Oregon,
at the Madden mine. His new sluice boxes
are 3 feet wide, the bottoms having longi­
tudinal riffles made of laths, which are bet­
ter than cross riffles for saving fine gold.
I m just in receipt of a new and
They have considerable ground ready to
fresh stock of
clean up. and are prepared to make the big­
gest run ever made in the minp. Their new
Drugs And Chemicals,
ditch gives them a pressure of 120 feet.
Board
and
Lodging
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Druggist and Apothecary
THE CITY
MARKET
Beef, Pork. Veal, Mutton. Lamb, Bologna and Pork Ssuwage, Pretttyl Beef. Head
Cheese, Corned Beef. Pickled Pork, 1-ggs, Vegetable« wnd Butter.
Call uu us and get our prices before buying elsewhere.
We are not like the Hind Wheels
of a wagon, always following in the same rut.
business, an<| we get tbt re by keeping
We are pushers, striving for a larger
Tlie Best Zvlepht in tire Land
and «filing at the very lowest pri -
We «re here to pleaae and here to stay.
| VValdvnnol
A Rnn Prone
WaiQVOgei Ck OOn, rrOpS.
A Fifty Pollai1 Suit
Will not make a man look dressed up if he baa a three.daya growth of bekrd.
Presto, change J ost step into
U. F
MORRISON'S Barber BHo»
and be will make you look like a gentleman.
Hot »nd Cold
P»<h>.
TXX-, « ■*-» z 1 . A Pl&ce Where You Can 8ave Money on
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Your Hardware hills;
WM. GALLIER’S
Hardware Store, Bandon.
Carries a complete stock of General Hardware, Stoves Rnd Ranges,
Ammunition, Paints and White Lead, Snsh aud Doors, Picture
Moulding, Rope, Crockery, Stoneware, Lamps, etc.
<iet price» eltuywhere
then coni«* here an<l make camparixoiie.
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
LANGLOIS.
The gunners are having rare sport among
tbe wild geese and ducks.
MEAT
We Have the Variety of Stock
l)rtig¡£ÍMtN NunilricR.
Hotel Coquille
E l D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
ELIZABETH
shoes
which will arrive on the next steamer,
and be placed on exhibition in his
store. The raDge is the “Mohawk”
made by Bridge <fc Beach. It is tbe
square design with high closet, and
burns either wood or coal. Hits six
8 inch boles and oven 1G s 20 x 12J. A
range that any Indy would be proud
to possess.
RULES.
4ny bod/ may enter tbe steel range con­
test at any time. They also have the privi
lege of withdrawing at any time but those
withdrawing cannot have their votes oonnted
for another.
A coupon ia printed iq eaoli R ecobdbr . It
is good for one vote if used within time limit
printed on same. Votes are allowed with
subscriptions its follows : one year, *1.50. 150
votes; six months. 75 cents, 75 votes; three
months, 50 cents, 50 votes. Subscription
must be paid in advance.
The contest will close at 6 o'clock, p.m.,
Wednesday. January 31, lltOfi, and the lady
having the greatest number of votes will be
presented with the handsome steel range.
The stanuing of the contestants will be
published each week except tbe laat. and at
the close three disinterested parties will be
chosen to count the votea.
Votes worn received thia week as
follows: Mrs. Gehlke 1; Mrs Nelson
2; Mrs. Blnuieurother J; Mrs. Harris
305; Mrs Morse 452; Mrs. Davison
460. The
— special
. ’ ’ . prize offered last
week goes to Mrs. Davison, The
total vote now stands:
Mrs. L J. Davifton, Bandon..............
Mrs. W. F. Harris, Bandon..................
Mm. A D. Morse, Bandon...................
Mrs. K. L. M. Blomenrottirr.............
Mr*. Bila J. Kelson, Bandog
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Ml»s Pearl Walker. Bandon.............
Mr*. E. J. Hite, Bandon,......................
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When yon want a pleasant physio try
Chnmberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are easy to take and produce no grip­
ing or other unpleasant effect. Sold by C.
Y. Lowe. Druggist.
HINGLES for sale. No. 2 white cedar
shingle«, full count, $1 per thousand.
Bandon Commercial Co.
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The Bandoa Basketball OJnb gave
an exhibition game at the Opera
House Saturday night. Th? ecore
stood 22 to 20.
Tl.e
Exact Thin« Required for Con.lt-
patleu.
"Aa a certain purgative and stomach pori-
fler Cbambeylain’a Stomach and Liver Tab­
lets aeem to be the exact thin« require,!
•Iron« ^nouab for the moot fnboat. vet mjld
enough and «ale for cbtldren and without
that terrible griping an common to moat
purgative«,“ say R. S. Webster A (Jo.,
Ldora. Ontario, Canada Per««’« by C. v
J r***«* DynppigJ
You Can't E.vpect to Get
Worth for $1, But
l'ou Can Get
Your
MONEY'S WORTH at
M. BKEUER’S
lie a 1er in
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamei Alliance
Only Keg; h lar Line Het wenn
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IlootM anil Shorn
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
Portland and
Eureka
V iw C ook J »ay
GEO D. GRAY <fc CO., Geo’l Agis,
4*21 Market. Kt. San Francisco.
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L. W SHAW, Agent,
Marahfield, Phone 441.
Nfliool Niotew.
Ina Blackerby has been absent from
school the past week on account of
iilpesB.
Miss Allie VVilsoD, one of the High
School pupils, waa just lately mar­
ried to Mr. Crowley at Marshfield.
We all of us extend to her our hearty
congratulations.
Every one is wearing a broad smile
todav, especially the festive small boy
for today is Thanksgiving, and no
school tomorrow.
E. D.
No
Polaon
in
Chninbcrlaln'a
Remedy,
SRT'C.'G MACHINE.
ROU.F-:? BEARI.'.'G.
HIGH GRADB.
From Napier, New Zeoland, Herald: 't wo
years ago the Pharmacy Hoard of New South
W^I m , Australia, had an analysis made of
all the oongh medicine, that were sold in
that market. Out of the entire list they
foautj only one that they declared was en-
tirely free from all poisons. This exception
was Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, made
by the Cbamlierlam Medicine Company. Des
Moines. Iowa, II. 8. A. The absence of nil
narcotics makes this remedy the safest and
best that can be bad , and it is with a feel­
ing of security that any mother can give it
to her little ones. Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy is especially recommended by its
makers for conghe colds, croup and whoop­
ing cough. Thia remedy is for sale by C. Y.
Lowe. Druggist
Peter Nelson
The Old Reliable
Bhcjiçmiîh and.........
............... Wagonmaker
Heavy Forging
Nhip Wark
■ nd Logging Work
in oar Specialty.
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C. H. PATTERSON
Dray and General Delivery
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CURES RHEUMATISM Aή ALL PAIN
RIURALQIL BPWVM», CUTS. ■KUISIS, BU»**», »OAL«t.
OLD 3OEIG, CHICK I n BACK. BACKÀCNR, LUMBAGO.
«TIFF JO4KT». OONTWAOTID MUIOIll. BPWAINcd
ANKCL», CORK* MUSKIR'» »PRAINRO WRItf». FROSTED
PBST. OOKMS. BUBIONS. CNILBLAIBB. ABD ALL INFLAMMATIOBB OF MAB G« RIAIT.
CURES
RKAD THIS REMARKABL* CURB
by buying tbia
reliable, honeat,
high grade «ow­
ing machine.
Mett »11 Boat».
with care.— e
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I waa much afflicted with rheumatlam, write«
Ed. C. Nud, Iowavilla, Sedgwick Co., Kan«M, "going
about cn crutches and (offering a great deal of pain
I was induced to try Ballard'* Snow Liniment, which
cured me, after uiiug three 90c bottle«. IT IS TUB
GRKATBST LINIMRNT I EVER USED; hava
ommended it to a number of peraona, all eapre««
themaelvea a* being benefited by it. I now walk
without crutches, and an; able to perform • great
deal of light labor on the farm.”
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
NatioriJ Sewing Machine Co
SAN rRANCISCO. CAL.
PACTCaY ATBLLVIDERE. ILL.
BiWnow,
KINS OF AU LINIMENTS
Cough
Mm. J. M Byem, Bandon.................
Mr». P. F. Geblke, Parkrmburg ...
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Millinery.
Herb W. Kdw.rd, Injarrd.
and Ste¿xmboat
i toors
Qeo. Hit« went to Marshfield, Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mr». J. M Adams visited
Coquille friends last week.
/.adieu and children'« bate made and
Chas, Randleman and wife, of truained to order. Call at residence.
Miss M^ lo G.artBMi.
Parkersburg, were Coquille visitors
the first of the week.
Herb W. EUwnrda, uf De. Moinea. Iowa,
«ot a fall on an iey walk leaf winter sprain­
in« hu, wriat and broialn« hi* knee«. ‘“Tbe
next dhy,” be aaye, "tlier were eo «ore and
etiS I waa afraid I would bare to atar in
bed. but I robbed rU. j, sail with t’bamtier-
lain’a Pain Balm, and after a few applica­
tion« all aorenraa bait dluppe«red ’ For
acta by ,C y I ef»
:J.
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Mill
Tbe late rains have pushed up the grass, P erfumes , B rushes , S ponoes , S oaps
for which all our dairymen are duly thank­
N uts and C andies .
ful.
Cibarti, Tobaccos and Cigarettes.
There is a prospect of the establishment Paints. Oils. Glasses, and Painter’s Supplied
of a cheese factory on a somewhat elaborate
scale at this end of the county. I under­
stand that the milk of more than 150 cows
has been pledged in furtherance of the en
J. V. TITPPF.n, Proprietor.
terprise.
This well-known hotel is now under new and com­
Mr. A. B. Sabin, long a fixture of Lang
petent tuiiuageiueut and has been thoroughly ren­
lois, has determined to transfer bis saddlery
ovated throughout. Tbe t.Hb|p service is equal to
and harness plant to Bandon, where he will
any in Southern (l.egon. Suiple rooms for copi-
open ont December 1st. We regret this
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
P. B. HOYT, Prop
move as the people had come to regard him
boats and trains free of charge.
as an indispensable adjunct to our local «C
tivities, and all will wish him well in his Located in EL DORADO BUILDING,
new location. His genial smile will be
First Street. MANDON, OREGON
missed among as.
Frank Langlois, in pursnanoe of a very SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
CU I’TING AT STANDARD PRICES.
laudable ambition to be of service to the
sneep industry of Curry has lately impoited Bathroom newly fitt**<i op with Porcx*lain
direct from England a buck and ewe of the
Tub. Hot or Cold Baths 25 cent«
improved Cotswold breed. 1 drove into his
a P. JEMSEN, Master.
paddock the ot heyday, curious to behold a
Steel Range Free.
kinky wooled (otewold. aud had the satis­
This Steamer is New. is Strongly built, «nd fitted with the latj-st improvementa. and wil|
give a regulHr H day service, for passengers and freight, between the
The R eoordeb is going to make faction of looking upon one all right. This
Coquille River, Oregon, and Han Francisco, Calif.
strain of the Cotswold has been bred to
one of its lady readers a present of a wool so successfully that, the long fleece of
ELBEKT DYEK, Agent., Bandon, Oregon.
handsome $45.00 steel range. An or the buck actually exiei^ds forward so as to
E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California.
der was given A. McNair, tLe hard­ hang down over his face, and has to be tied
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ware than, last week, for the range, back so as not to blind him.—Tribune.
Mrs. C. Malehorn, Langlois...............
service« will be h»ld in tfan Presbyterian
Cbnreh ®ert Hand«», I’ c. 3rd, at it a.m.
at>4 7 3ü p ui. Sui.dav School at 10 o’olock,
and the Christian Endeavor Sooiety at 6 30
o’olock.
Tbe Junior Endeavo, meets at
of Parkersburg, cap- 2:3Up.ip. t>tran«era especially will be wel­
come.
McCue Bros,
|ured • young porpoise l««t week. It
js tbe first one known to have been
caught in this river.
Story of a Now Famous Play.
The story of “The Great Bine Grass Der­
by” conoerna the fortunes of all interesting
group of people representative of the moun­
tain and bloe grass yogic ns of Kentacky.
The lenely, half savage life of the moun­
taineers, with their strong loves and strong­
er bates, their bitter feuds rivaling in vin-
dioativeuess th. tkiraican vendetta, yet ele­
vated above bloodthirstiness by a sense of
religious duty, is clearly set forth and sterns
all the more unique and strange in oontrast
with the peaoet'ul. pastoral characteristics
of the blue grass country. Numerous oppor­
tunities are given for the display of the
strongest passions. About the fortunes of
the hero—a handsome, obivalrona young
Kentuckian—is woven a web of love, treaeb
ery, hate and revenge, from which escape
seems impossible. There is the ever fasci­
nating story of the man wbope past is shad
owed by a great crime, and whose after life
is one great struggle to evade the Nemesis
who pursues him. Many scenes, character­
istic of Kentuoky life, are introduced, gen­
uine echoes from the plantation—the play,
the frolio and music of the darkies after the
day’s work is done—the throng, the excite
ment and the acclaim that attend the close
finish of a famous race, which, by the way.
is represented in an entirely dilierent man­
ner from any other race known to the stage.
The heroine is a new type—entirely unlike
the slangy aonbrette, a young girl brought
up in the mountains and to whom nature
has given dauntless courage, a great sonl
allied with charming simplicity, shyness
am) true womanliness, a sweet, pare and
daiDty creature, lovely to look upon, and
"As winsome and fair as the blackberry
spray
Or the crab-applQ blossoms that spicily
«way
And lure the w ld bees in the dell."
The above play will be produced bv the
Margarita Fieclier Co., at the Bandon Opera
House. Friday night, December 1st. Spec
ial excursion boat will run each night, re­
turning after play. Saturday night boat
will run to 1'rosper, after show, for dance.
I Bandon Foundry
Z T. Johnson returned Wednesday from
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a week's bnainesa vl^l «» Bandon.
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Robert Hatcher jiuhrtook to .hoot up the
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town Saturday. He w*;« iskeu ^efo/e
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corder Fulford, M l nd ay, w J mj «sxrd him $50
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A. Garfield, Prop.
for his fbin
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An effort will
{pads Uf have tbe depot
moved from its resent locatiuu three or
four hundred yards to the south, near the
foot of Mnirie street.
work a » i - koialtv .
Mike Wyland brought a yearling colt to
town last weighed 1150 pounds in ordinary
fltmh This oolt was fired by Thad, tbo big
Clyde formerly cuned bv W- T. Dement, but
recently purchased by Cbaa. A. Peterson of
Riverton Tpe colt wss bred and raised in
Coos jjoupty, baa bad no special care, and is Turned, Shafting, Cap and Set
but an average of tbe get of tbu hue Stai*
Screws,
Afachine
Bolts,
lion.—Enterprise.
TKl.aP.4M NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persona not
to trespass upon the premises of Dr. Kenyon,
situated between Floras Lake hud the coun­
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
cutting, or destroying timber upon «aid
land. *25 reward will be paid for informa­
tion Rating to a conviction of trespass as
stated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1901.
PETER NELSON. Agent.
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THREE SIZES: 25c. 50c AND $1.00
BALLARD SNOW LINIMEJNT CO
ST. LOUIS. U. *. A.
SOLO AND RECOMMENDED BY
C. Y. LOWE
----- THE STEAMER-----
DISPATCH
One Vote
THOMAS WHITE, Master
Leave« Bandon every morning, exeep
Sunday, at 7:30 o'clock and make* connect
lions with tbe train and steamer Myrl at
10:30 a. m. nt Coquille City,
Leaven Coquille Citv st IK Al p. m., striv­
ADDBKBj
ing at Bandon at 4UM) p. m.
This Coupon is good for one vote for the person named above, if deposited at the
The Margarita Fischer Co. will open a
two nights' engagement st tbe Itnndon
O^e>a Hocus Ik».
Sec»K vcçr ticket,
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K ccobukb office- or mailed before expiration of date below
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