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FROM BUSY PROSPER
BANDON
Al! the News of a W«ek’*
Happenings Told in •
Brief Manner.
Misfortune befell Wm. Hicking last week,
while working in the mill and resulted in a
badly injured hand. He bad been operating
the edger for several days and on Thursday,
while running a cant through tbe machine,
be attempted to free a splinter which bad
caught in tbe saw, au i while thus eugaged,
the caut hud run its length and tbe roller
dropped upon bia band, crushing it and
forcing it to the saw, where the thumb was
badly mangled, and tbe bone from the first
joint torn away. Unaccountably, yet a
lucky ocoureuce. tbe roller in some rnanuer
rebounded affording on opportunity to ex­
tricate his arm from tbe heavy roller, other­
wise a serious accident would have resulted
Aroputatiou of tbe lacerated member was
at first thought to be necessary, but under
the care of Dr Houston, the wound is im­
proving nicely.
J. C. Taylor and wife were at Bandon hav­
ing dental work done last Wednesday
Henry Herman, of Randolph, has dis-
posed ot biH logging team of horses to a
party iu Bandon, for a consideration of
$400.
R W. Bollard, of Bullards bsH bis new
gasoline boat, tbe Wamdeeska, about com­
pleted. The trial trip waa made last Fri­
day—it proves to bo a speedy little craft
aud will add to oar lower river fleet. He
sold bis old gasoline boat to Mr. Price of
i Rivertoo. and will be used on the up-river
A Machado aud wife have returned from
Myrtle Point, where they bad gone several
weeks ago, to reside with Mr. Machado’s
brother.
Mrs. J. Hamblock nr., iuforms uh that ber
brother Cbria. Long has gone Eaat. He
will viait Mr. and Mrs. Alanson Steward,
tbe latter a cousin, at Owen, 111., also ex­
pects to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wood, (nee Rose
Long) of Milwaukee, Wis. He will return
in July.
J. F. Thomson aud F. Aiken, who departed
several weeks ago for Merlin, have returned
and now occupy positions in the mill. They
still have a longing for "Coos.”
J. Lackstrom aud J. Hill were passengers
to Marshfield last week. The latter who
was engineer in tbe shipyard, has given up
the position.
John Whoberry, representing A. Helming
& Co., of Marshfield, was at Bullards last
Wednesday, buying wool and hides. He
had been down the coast as far as Crescent
City.
The
Growing
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The Manufacturing
Town
Mesdames W. Kicking and F. Gribi, were
Coquille City visitors last Thursday.
R. J. Hepburn, traveling for the Reese.
Waterproof Mfg Co., of Fruitvale, Cal., was
a caller here last week.
M rs. Howard, organizer of The Royal
Neigbb >rs of America, an auxilary to tbe
Modern Woodmen lodge, who is founding s
lodge in Bandon, was enlisting members st
ibis place Thursday.
J. Coach accompanied by Mr. Hatebison,
from Coos Bay, we>e here last week nego­
tiating the puichase of a timber tract sit
uated above Coquille.
J. C. Lyons of Bandon, is making ar
raugenx nts to lease a coal mine at River­
ton. He has several parties on tbe river in­
terested, and has gone to San Francisco,
where tbe fiual proceedings will be made.
J. Danielson, from Bandon, was a busi­
ness caller here the 14tb.
Messrs. Shelly, representing a Portland
grocery house, and C. Daley, of the Wiliam
ette Logging Engine Co., were soliciting
orders here last week.
J. Perrott, constable at Coquille, was nt
Bullards on a legal mission Friday,
In a recent, letter from Mr. Zeek, at Ban
' don. we note that several blacksand pros
pectors have been investigating the minera:
products of this section. He had forwarded
to biro, for their examination, a sample of
the sand which was mined back of Rati
dolpb.
V. Perry of Coquille, spent Sunday in
Prosper. He expects to depart the 27th, fo<
East Clallam, Wash., where be goes with
tbe intentions of remaining with his
daughter, Mrs Morris.
Mrs. Mattson, Mr. and Mrs. Bjorquist
and Edna Mattson went to Marshfield, Sat
nrday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Matt
son s mother, Mrs. Storey, who passed away
at that place after a snort illness.
F. Ililgren, was n Bandon paaaenger or
tbe steamer Favorite last Friday.
Fred Mosher, a Myrtle Point logger. cani<
down to this place Saturday, having bus' I ‘
ness matters which called bis attention
here.
The Coming Summer
ResOrt of the
Oregon Coast
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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 port 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
artiste are not wanted.
Mr. Kistner, of Coquí« City a real estate
mao. waa her* *M*fiay, looking after boat-
uc» lute recta.
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THE MERCY HOSPITAL
Bandon Will Celebrate.
Make arrangements to celebrate
Joly 4th at Bhudou-by-the Sea. A
Walter Mgpti. wf Simonds Saw Co., was great program is being prepared and
twv* Tuatfhv. aNWiting orders for mill sup­ will toon be poblisbed.
The wild
plies, *c. '
waves will be on their good behavior,
and yoo will uot know what they are
saying unless you couie. There will
Parteorabwrv.
be good speaking, good music, pleuty
Mi« Mamie Roe* wes the goeat of of amusement Yon will get your
Mias Grace Hoyt of Bandoo last money's worth—and then some. Will
week.
you come?
Mrs. J. L. Kronenberg visited tbe
Myrtles Thursday.
W. C. Bradley made Parkersburg
a abort bnaitiess call last week.
It to be hoped we will receive do
more visits from la grippe. We
should be able to dethrone him, since
there were only 13 immense doctor­
books left among na by tbe traveling
doctors vi ho were here last week.
Henceforth cousult the big book and
you will be healthy, wealthy and wise.
Until further notice
Thirteen! a number to conjure with,
and one tbe superstitious pay dread
courtship to; therefore by all means
let us dethrone bi» majesty, LaGripp.
But has it not occurred to us that
will make freight rates
health truly brings wealth of bappi-
from San Francisco as
oess, and happiness conteutment? It
follows:
is said that the latter state is ooe of
To Bandon
$2.00 per ton.
great gam. Well this is surely play
ing tbe game with wisdom.
To Coquille City.... $2.75 per ton.
Miss Sadie Fahy speot Sunday al
To Myrtle Point ___ $3.50 per ton.
ber home, Faby-ville.
The moon-tides and weather being
favorable, tbe launch Waupooia took
Messrs. Carlson, Parker, Oakes, Mor­
rison and Haines to Bandon Satur­
day night.
Capt. Sutherland, who Bas been on
2 for 5c
tbe sick list for some time past is cod
valeseent. Truly the big book has
worked wonders.
Who says tbe days of bravery are
past? It is bard to believe since two
of our popular young ladies braved
the storm Friday evening and rode to
Bandon by tbe sea. over roads wind­
ing and rough, while weird music of
the moaning wind's sad melody,
thrummed into their fair ears its lost
accompaniment. Brave hearts have
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
our fair girls ot Parkersburg. One
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Land Office Roseburg, at Or.,
of them returned later alone. Surely
May 10, 1906.
Bandon hath strong attractions.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
Mr. aud Mrs. John Barrows paid named settler has filed notioe of her inten­
us a short visit last week. They were tion to make final proof in support of ber
claim, and that said proof will be made be
formerly residents of our Burg.
fore County Clerk and Clerk of County
With the present fine weather con Court of Coos County, at his office at Co­
for several days, strawberries should quille, Oregon, on July 18, 1906, viz :
CLARA K. CANTERBURY.
l>e plentiful.
Widow of EdwHrd M. Canterbury. who
During the heavy rains of last made homestead application No. 9.595, for
week Joe Flam was able to run his the W4< NWtf. 8E*4 NWI<, NEti 8W><.
Sec. 28. Tp 29 8, R 14 W.
logs out of Bear Creek.
She names tbe following witnesses to
Miss Robab Lewis was a passenger prove his continuous residence upon and
on the Favorite Monday afternoon.
cultivation of said land, viz: FranciB M.
Mrs. Thurman and daughter Kate Sanderlin, John O. Bates, Aquila W.
Strader, Elgin L. Strader, all of Bandon,
returned to their home at North Bend Oregon.
last week.
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register.
The dearest girl in Parkersburg
Timber Land Art, June 3, 1878.
Is Sally of our alley
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I love to whisper love's Bweet word
United Htates Land Office, Roseburg Ore.,
May 3, 1906.
To Sally in our alley.
Notioe is hereby given that in compliance
I know she lingers on my song
with tbe provisions of tbe act of Congress
In ecstasy of keen delight
of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for tbe sale
of timber lands in tbe States of California.
It will not be so very loog
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri­
Between now and tomorrow night
tory1'as extended to all tbe Public Land
Then I will whisper in ber ear
States by act of August 4, 1892, Edward L.
The words I’ve longed that she shall Obman. of Bandon. County of Coos, State
of Oregon, lias this day filed in this office
bear
his sworn statement No. 6683. for the pur­
I love you so O! my Sally dear,
chase of the HE quarter of 8W quarter of
I love you so! bring me good cheer Section No. 6, iu Township No. 29, 8.. Range
L ittle O ne
No. 13 West, and will offer proof to show
ftelx Fka>iericks •> up from Bandon the
?9th, having dealings gbicb called him here.
At North Bend
Is now opeu for the re
ception of patients. Tbe
terms aie #10 per week
and upwards. Fog par­
ticulars apply to : :
Sisters of Mercy
North
F reight
The
Eldorado
from
SAN FRANCISCO
Steamer Chico
Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.....
/xasmussen Bros.
Proprietors.
Souvenir
Postal Cards
ANCHOR
BAR
at
RICE’S
Jewelry Store,
Bandon.
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The schoooer Antelope, bound
from tbe Siuslaw to 8. F. arrived in
• he city in almost a water-logged con­
dition. She ran into heavy weather
aud tbe pumpa were kept going ten
out of tbe thirteen days she waa out.
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Riverton School Report.
The following ia a report of tbe
pnblic school at Riverton for the yeat
Capt. J. Felsher came down from Myrtl<
Point Friday, to look at the new vessel un­ ending June 18, 1906.
Length of term.
W montba.
Whole number of pupils enrolled
52
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“ days taught
181
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44
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“ attendance 4484
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absence
S70
Average daily attendance
if,
Mrs. Rosa Bingaman, Teacher.
der construction at this place. He has beei
up from San Francisco about a month and
since biB arrival has been residing on bis
farm near Mvrrle Point. He being former­
ly in the employ of Sudden A Christenson
of San F-iancisco. has been assigned com
mender of the new vessel and will take hei
to the city when tbe boat is launched.
“Leander” says of the women. “Not de­
feated but set back.'1 We are only waiting
The Coon Bay Harbor of June 9tb
two years hence when we. having been com­ saye:
pared with a falk'ng machine running 24
A letter was received Thursday
hours without stopping, shall have, perhaps 1
by hook or Crook, an opportunity to listen, from L. J. Simpaoo, staling that his
to the strains of "The New Woman March," father. Captan A. M. Simpson, was on
echoing forth from, a similar reminder, a his way to New York to purchase an
whistling machine running eternally?
iron steam«hip, capable of carrying
N. A Pederson, is in receipt of a letter
1.5000,01*0
of lumber.
from Sam Nass, of Astoria, in which he
Captain
Simpson took with him
mentions the death of Charles Anderson,
who died at that place, a few days prior, ot one of his men to captain the shir,
erysipelas, after an illness of several month» and together they will bring it
He was well known cn the lower river, hav­
aronnd the born. Captain Simpeon
ing been watchman in tbe Prosper cannery
expressed
bis intention to make that
for tbe last two seasons.
trip
around
the horn once more be­
A. T. Fetter, editor of the Recorder, made
the Prosper Mill Co., a business call tbe fore be died.
first of the week.
This vessel will be put on between
Chas, and Harry Taylor, who a few ( Coos Bay, San Francisco and San
mouths past departed for their home at
Fedro to carry lumber Her load will
Looking-gla««. have returned to thia place,
be
nearly 300 tone, and she will La
and will sec.pt positions iu the mill, They
say there is no place like Prosper.
(he lmgW ship to 4Hiter th* harbor.
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L<JT 1’OWS 1 <1*OS
Bandon,
Oregon.
that tbe land sought is more valuable for U-’- l -l.(.¿(.UUUI 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4
its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before the County Clerk and Clerk of
the Co. Court of Coos County, at bis office,
on Thursday, the 26th day of July, 1906.
He names as witnesses: Frank Flam.
Edward Hadsell. Albert Hnead and William
Doak. all of Parkersburg. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
file their claims iu this office on or before
said 26th day of July, 1906.
B bnjamin L. E ddy , Register.
Located in EL DORADO BUILDING.
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TONSORIAL PARLORS
Timber Land
First Street, BANDON. ORKOON
Act, June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Roseburg, Ore.
May 3, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress
of Jone 3, 1878. entitled ‘'An act for 'he sale
of timber lands in tbe States of California.
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri­
tory," as extended to all tbe Pnblic Land
States by act of August 4. 1892, William A
Prewett, of Parkersburg, County of Coos,
State of Oregon, has this day filed in this
office hie sworn statement No. 6684, for tbe
pnrchnse of the NE!< of Section No. 14, in
Township No. 29, 8., Range No. 14 West,
and will offer proof to show that tbe land
sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agrienltnral purposes, and to
establish hie claim to said land before
tbe Coanty Clerk and Clerk of County
Court, of Coos County, at bis office at Co­
quille, Oregon, on Thursday, tbe 26tb day
of July, 1906.
He names as witnesses: Ed Hadsell, of
Parkersburg. Coos County, Oregon, Thomas
Prewett, of Parkersburg, Coos Connty, Ore­
gon, Nathaniel Barktow. of Bandon, Coos
County, Oregon. Cbria Long, of Bandon.
Coos County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
tbe above dewcrtbed lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 26th day of >nlv, 1906,
B snjamin L. E ddy , Register.
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain
Tub.
Hot or Cold Bath« 25 cent«
CLARENCE Y.
Bandon.
Oregon,
Is just in receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Drugs and
Chemicals,
Jatent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Drnggintw Mun dries.
P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oaps
N uts
and
C andies .
Cigars, Toha.eo* and Cigarettes.
Paints, Oils, Glass and Painters1 Supplies
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Wm Jennings Bryan will probably
be the democratic candidate for
president in 1968.
Hubert J. Mice am] M ìm Elec«
Walker were .married at ( ’oq«ti I le
Jone 17th
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