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• • • • e o • «• • BANDON The Growing Town of Coos County The Manufacturing Town. f he Coming Summer Resort of the Oregon Coast Bandon is growing faster than any town in Oregon Its advancement is real, not on paper Manufacturing plants all running and several more big industries coming. Shipped more lumber since Jan 1st than any poi t in Oregon except the Columbia The Coquille valley is the garden spot of the Coast country and we have the timber and coal industries Fine openings for workers and hustlers, but grafters and hot-air artists are not wanted. COQUILLE NEWS NOTES the condemnation of every true hu mane ami loyal citizen, wherever be may be, that is ruled by a just ttud Leander, Our Correspondent merciful (toil, such as rules this nui verse. Is it possible that we are to Tells of the Week’s Inci revert back to ilm ballueiiiatiou of dents at the Hub. traditional ciaya when Mouut Vesu vias belched forth its molten lava, We are now robed m the habiliment burying Pompeii under its Rabes anil of summer. The trees are all covered bringing ruin ami destruction. Such with green foliage, and all indications a supposition at the present day ot intelligence ami enlightenment, is iu- point to a Ixiiinliful harvest. Circuit Court is still in session, con consistent. It is poor cousolatiou for sequently out city is ovet flowing with the relatives and friends of those who people from all parts of the county. met death iu the late disaster to The larger amount of cases are dis flaunt it in their faces that it was a posed of. The criminal docket con punishment meted out for their wick Also those who lost their sisted of one ease, lull the civil liti edness gaols were many, and now as the i property ami are staggering to regain smoke of battle has cleared away and a livlib rod. Was H ouly the wicked How about the ghouls results summed up, t consists of the punished.’ legal lights having the mouey. ami who are looting the dead? \S by did the litigants can return home wiser in they escape? AU cities have their knowledge, sadder at heart, ami thug“ and licentious inhabitants. but San Francisco will arise from its poorer in tinances ashes a grander and nobler city than Tlie all absorbing topic now is the ever. Heretofore San Francisco was coming municipal election, Htid the noted for her liberality ami hospitali bone of contention ÍH wet or dry ; I lie ly. and the general outpouring of aid • Iry conten t that if It goeH Wet, that to her al the present lime demon we Will lie visited with some ¿¿rent strates the sterling esteem iu which calamity as a punishment for our she is held by a generous and munifi wickedness, and the wets contend that cent country. San Frauciseo is not if it goes dry we will meet tinaucial dead notwitbstandiugtbecold blooded ruin and starvation, so it is ¡1 dilem assertions of the Rev. at Seattle. 1 ma, and think the non partisan is care not what position he occupies in doomed for destruction, go as it will. society, whether he is clothed in min The refugees have about all re isterial robes or otherwise, (he man turned from San Frauciseo aud re who will malign and thrust the dag lated 1 heir weird experience except ger of calumny at the vitals of a city Mrs H. W. Dunham, who is stranded when it has gone through the trying at Roseburg, and is dressmaking, en ordeal that San Francisco has ami is deavoiing to replenish her depleted staggering to regain a foothold to re exchequer so she can cross the divide sume the role of metropolis city of to the Coquille valley, the Mecca of this great commonwealth,such a man paradise, wt.ere earthquakes, cyclones deserves the condemnation of every and epidemics are unknown, and the loyal American citizen. And I can large red apples grow, and the table only liken the aforesaid gentleman on tiie clam flat is spread twice a day with the animal that invades the with an invitation extended come all chicken roosts at the hour of mid of ye that are weary, hungry, ami night, and when molested is noticea heavy laden, and partake thereof ble by bis offensive smell. freely. L eander Scientific men are now attempting to analyse and solvetbe great problem appertaining to the calamity tliat ov ertook California, and ttieir analysis is varied, and a great deal of travtrsi- ty exists. One fanatic Evangelist at Seattle, who is as devoid of Christian ity as science, evidently is assuming to be on peculiar intimacy with the Lord, and assigns the reason was be cause Sau Francisco was so wicked. If that was the reason wbete does Seattle get otf al? Ido not wish to pluck one star from the constellation that embellishes any city, but anj .me conversant with the two cities must concede that the wickedness ol Sau Francisco fades into insigtoti caiiee with Seattle in lhe field. 1 would advi“e tlie Rev. Robert Cairu to forthwith hie away to some moiiti tain top and there teceive betlet litine inspiration. The'mok ibai tn is supposed to I'e teaching divine doc trine from. I rands him a wolf mas |l|eradlliu m sheep's <1 thing, devoid o one diop of idirisiiati or lnitnaue coursing through bis vein- Lord with, all uf Hi* intinile iiiei' .v, i“ lie more cruel 1. dav I ban at 0111.er times? Out he not give them a chance to escape at Sodom? Does the Rev. think tlie Lord more cruel now than in those days? Are His people less worthy of consideration? \\ hat about Noah ' did not lie teceive notification, and himself arid family saved? \\ as thero uo ^ood people in all of San Francisco? Were those •* ------ O<XJ------- FROM BUSY PROSPER All the News of a Week’s Happenings Told in a Brief Manner. timber ever put tn a vemd Mr. Williavna, an up-river logger, WHs transacting bu,io< -s here the firtn of tbv week. Mi* J limbing. ae< 'iiip.uiMvt by her tu ter and a fti.-gd. wlm I au been visitlug ber at H uh |*laee, took tlie Diapatch Tuesday morning for Coquille. A Pershtiafcer is b ,\ uig • new wiiarf built for a landing hi his ranch near Mivertou. Fr.jni appearances I bh I Week, the dosing of both nulls Hud ship yard, one would have judged thut this section hud already been affeeted by the change in 8. F., but uow that the Co.’s have bad more definite news and know the condition of affairs, it is prob able there will be no occasion to close the conoerus, and from some re¡sirts itiuevi dent that lumber will still be iu good dt- niHtid. In a letter to Wm. Hicklug, mana ger of the Prosper Mill, from Sudden Á Christenson of San Francisco, of April 27lb, they ordered the vessels to be loaded with random pine nnd spruce, hut cedar was not wanted. They have a temporary office at ‘.I Mission street City, so they nre now able to do business and will receive luuilier as be fore. 'The proficient instructor, Prut. L. K. Ed- inubds. opemd his summer term of selmol Monday. From the increased enrollment this term. Mr. E.'s retaining popularity ns a teacher Is evidenc. d. and we nre pleased to note the interact they have taken. 31 pu pils were enrolled the first dav, which over ran the seating capacity, and several pupils are yet tu enter. Mr. J. Dunn's wife and auu arrived from 8. F. on the stuir Elizabeth ------ OOO------- ¿>3-3-Jl-3-3r3-3-3i3í>-3-3-3ítí3-?-33-3-33-3&j. £ IVUkRIJSTK ^k-3-33*3-3-3-33-3-3-3-3^-3-3-3*3-3-3-33 3^ StuHiuor Chico left I be city Tues day and will be here tomorrow. 1 lie Sotoyome is also due. Is now opeti for the re ceptiou of patients. The terms aie $10 per week ami upwards, For pat ticnlara apply to ; ; Sisters of Mercy North Bend, Or. ft Souvenir Postal Cards S ■it •Ù 2 for Sc V vk vk ù i'r vk Ù at RICE’S I Jewelry Store, ! Bandon. Capt. Jensen informs the R ecorder that the story about the str. Buck man encountering a tidal wave off Blanco is all hot air. He says he talked with the purser of the boat at S. I’, and he was surprised to see the story in the papers. •> •> ❖ <• ❖ ❖ ❖ •> ❖ ❖ •> ❖ •> <• ❖ ❖ ❖ <• ❖ ❖ /\ asm us sen Hi os * 4 ❖ ❖ ❖ Proprietors. Oregon. 33 ANCHOR BAR ■ :: :: « ■ - ■ - ■ * • *• L 4 ALVIN MUNCK, Prop. —— Best Wines. F and Cigars. J Liquors ----- trii“*—— We invite our friends to call and see us, That’s the Beli vercil at HIKE PER 4 4 "i > Stuff. loin* Hour MON It; 1 Quart .... ......................... .$1.50. 2 Quarts................... ...................... $2.75. Geo A. He try E l ! ) or .\!) o TONSORIAL PARLORS REVEALED P. B. HOYT, Prop. Located In EL DORXDtl HI ILDING. Kirmt Street. BAMIGN OREGON ■SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CI T I ING AT STANDARD I'RK i s. Hathrooiu newly fitted op with Porcelain Tuli Hot or Cold Bulli. i».y cents CLARENCE Y. LOWE, llMn<l<»n. Oregon, Druggist and Apothecary Is just tn receipt uf 11 new and fresh stock of Drugs nnd Chemicals, Patent ami Proprietary Preparations Toilet Articles. tkrnggiwt* SniidricM. I’lRFtMls, Bat SHFS, SfoNGFS. SoAIH N uts and C andirs . 42 West Coulter St. I’lidndnlpbfa, Pa, ❖ * ❖ •X •> r Preus .j> •> •> <•.s •> <• rhe Eldorado « Bandon, Tlk* •;» r Wines. Liquors and Cigars.... ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ The stm Elizabeth arrived Monday ❖ from S. F. with 100 tons freight and •> six passengers—M. S. Shoemaker and son. Mrs Dunn and son, and a son and nephew of C. G Gehrig. She will sail for the city tomorrow morn ing. The officers and crew escaped loss in tbn disaster witb the exception of Assistant McKenna who lost every thing he had in bis room. The Evening' Telegram, Portland, Oregon, s '<k ik Ú -3-X-3 -3-3íi¿s».s?3-» T .T■> .3-3 .i * ❖ ❖ Coquille buoy, a red first class uun, marked Coquille in black, heretofore reported adrift, was replaced April 26, and numbered 27. HEAVEN Pr' p‘r M'" ‘*c""d ""*ne ,on« tin ber 'lotn J. \V C-niton for ship plank, this uuiver-e. Such d> ♦trine deserves ‘ 1 g, »li|rh is 'indoubtedlv some of the tings' At North Bend The Breakwater sailed from S. F. to Portland direct yesterday and will stop at Coos Bay on the return trip •> The acb. Kuby, 25 Java from N hii Dieno, arrived at the Prosper mill last Wednesday. Sbe will aail for Sati Francisco with her car- Everyone should subscribe for i>o tins trip. his home paper, in order to get all Mrs Herman of Randolph and Mrs V. the local news, but to keep in touch Smith of lIns place were among the shoppers with the world's daily events at liai don last Wednesday. should also read Mrs. Goodman acted uh proprietress at the boarding bouse for a fewdaya Inst week. P. Hansen made Bandon a call last week. Messrs 1’ike and Harlocker had A. N Gould of Coquille City engaged a couple of dais last week establishing the lines on The leading evening newspaper of their timber tracts near l iverton. the Pacific Coast, which has com Mis C berth came up from Bandon for a plete Associated Press reports and ■boil visit, last. Wednesday. She is prepar special leased wire service, with irig to take her departure, with her husband, correspondents in important news <>n tin sell Ruby toi San Francisco. centers and in all the cities and I i vi Smith was down from liia camp near Mi idle Point last week. In speaking of the principal towns of the Northwest. S n Francisco disaster lie stated 'bat a Pori land and suburbs are covered I" ol in r wlm had one of t lie largest laundries by a bright staff of reporters, and in the oilv, bud escapr d unharmed, but was editorial, dramatic, society and one of I he manv property losers. special writers. Saturday's edi- John Donaldson made n lour of the iqi 'ion cors’sts of 2(5 to 28 pages, and rivei towns atid places of business last w< ek. returning Monday. ! is colored comic pages, as well as J. Moore finished Inst Thursday the road j* department for children, colored work which lie had been doing for the conn faiiiicn page, an interesting serial ty.-. He made several changes in the course 1 sioiy and other attractive features of the road near Randolph, avoiding several 1 i.i addition to all the news of the \aids uf muddy road. i day. Mrs }•'. Gribi, went to Bandon last Thurs I dav to consult Dr. Houston. Their infant Subscription Rates: One month, [ whom the earthquake killed and de daughter had been sick, bur it was found to 50 cents; three months. $1.35; six In' nothing serious. stroyed their property, all wicked? months, $2.50; twelve months, $5. Wm Howell lias abandoned the use cf hl“ I No good men among them? Are there Sample copies mailed free. • ngltie for a few days and has been using no bail ones among those that es Ina t< am to haul piling. caped destruction? Will the Rev. ('has Hnytor is constructing a new resi gentleman answer, if this was the act dence nt Randolph whiejj will *«■ occupied C. H. PATTERSON of a merciful God. why should he by liisfimily when completed. punish the righteous as well as the A Johnson, tlie up-river mill man. was Dray and General Delivery uni ighteoiis .' If He bad the destroy • yersr eing In* camps at s< ven-mile Inst Fri Meet all Boat*, day. ---- All orders handled with care.----- ing power why did not He segregate Being out of material in the ship yard, B andon , : O regon . them? Did not He destroy churches work was not pushed very rapidly for a few that were erected and dedicated to day* last week, but they now have the him I I worshipping Him ? W hen thedestroy- bei and if the iron was shipped oil the stiur 1 mg angel descended w hy did m t He Elizabeth, now in. work will be resumed Rv Benjamin Fiske Barrett. A number of the ship carpenters were pas • discriminate, or was He so angry that :JKt pp.,ft1,»? inches: large tvpe; tine doth. He was going to make a general sengers Io M»r“hfield last Saturday. For a limited time this book is W li rsor, from up the riv< r, has moved clean up7 W hose sin was putnsl ed offered nt trade rate«, 50 c.. his family near New Aberdeen. by killing innocent women ami etiil with !• cent* postage for mailing. Affi r sen r 11 day« repairing last week. t he dren whose lives were as pure as the CON ft NT«. Pros, ■ r mill was started Friday noon. Mon white driven snow ’ It is hard cunse- dav they bad a slight break which nveesai- The Origin of Angela.—The Essential N r - lation for tbe relatives of those that tated a few ‘hours' delay. I be Aberdeen tnre of Heaven —Character of the Angela. fell prey to the disaster to contem mill after 10 or 12 dais' idleness resumen —Testimony of Scripture.—'The Sure Way to Heaven.—Ptactical Tendency of thia plate that their death was dim to an operations iiirsdav. Di“cloaure. —Environment in Heaven, and avenging God for their wickedneas J. Niels nt and t 'lias Wilson look a run W hat Determines it — Societies in Heaven. The Rev.’s theory makes tbe Al over to tt.e En pile light house. Sunday, to — A Heaven for the Non-Cbristian World — mighty a cruel and liard hearted |ia>k alter the foirner’s boat which was Are Eartlilv Relationships Confirmed in la aclieil a couple of Wicks ago. I llev found Heaven?—Meeting and Recognition of monster whose insane cruelty defeats it in fairly goo.i condition and will have it Friends in the Hereafter — Personal Appear its own purpose-». W hat is th 11-e town! i»er to Ibis river as soon as the ance of the Angela — Rejuvenescence Hnd I of traveling the narrow road if we are ueatln r |«riniis Growth iti Heaven.—Houses Hnd Homes in to be punished for the wickedness F. Htlgien ami A Nielson wire H h nd< >n Heaven — Garments in Heaven —C'hildien in ami misdeeds of our neighbors? Sm-n j visit* r-> Monday. Heaven —Sex «nd Marriage in Heaven.— Work in Heaven—The Three Heavens, and doctrine is heresy and can onh etna- : Mr Osborne. the Randolph saw mill man. How Related. Eternal Progress in Heaven nate from a fanatic wb<> is devoid < f w. s III re on business Monday . —Consociation of Angels with Men. humanity for his fellow man ami "■ Dd'ar of New Aberdeen, made a lias- XDDRVSH makes an unjust ch uge agam-t ti.- *"P'»•-^»°f week OrnmpoteBt and Siqueme Ruler of THE MERCY HOSPITAL < Toha<<-<>N nn<l < fiiarett«*«. Paints. Oils. Glasses, and Painter'sHnpplicd
