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Myrtle Point Coming
Sunday, July 29th.
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July 13—Stm Elizabeth from S F
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Bandon Sunday, July 29tb, on an ex­ with 2(H) tons freight
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Gas
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Bessie
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from S F.
cursion. They will bring their band
Myrtle Point people are coming to
and a base ball team and plenty of
rooters.
They are eipecting to have
a great time and they will not be dis­
appointed for Bandon is THE place
to come for an outing
The steamer Echo will leave Myrtle
Point at 7 o’clock and will run
through to Baodoo.
Another boat
will leave Coquille in the morning so
there will be ample accommodations
for all who wish to come The
Myrtle Point ball team is said to be a
fast one and a good game is ex peeled.
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Ex-Sheriff Gallier expected to move
to Bandon oo Saturday, but oo ac­
count of the illness of bis wife, is still
>u town, as well as bis brother, E. M
nod family. These people will all
move Io Baudon, Steve taking charge
of their hotel the Tupper House,
while Ed will assist bis fattier. Wm.
Gallier in conducting bis hardware
business. Herald.
Nevy Harry came in from Brewster
valley Monday bringing in several
members of the family of J. L. Laird
who are on their way to Bandon for
residence. Mr. Laird's mother will
«oon join them The old lady is now
103 years of age and enjoying good
health.—Herald.
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13—Scb Albion for S F with 125 M
lumber.
13 Scb Kuby for S F with 375 M
lumber.
17—Gas scb Bessie K for S F with
100 M lumber.
The scb Advance left S. F. for Ban
don but returned to the city.
Purser Kinsman of the Elizabeth
is navigatiog on crutches, the result
of falling off a street car in the city.
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Some boys playing around the rock
quarry last Sunday found a giant
powder cap aud proceeded at once to
celebrate. A fuse was attached ami a
match applied. The fireworks did
not follow as quickly as they thought
it should aud the ume-year old son of
tV. H. Evans, a camper, started to in­
vestigate. A giant cap was a new
thing to him aud while the investiga
tiou was taking place the cap ex
ploded. Two of the boy's fingers
were shattered and boles punctured
in bis arm to the elbow by pieces of
the copper jacket. One piece struck
him in the eye and the seat of his
pants was riddled. Dr. Houston says
he extracted about thirty small
pieces of copper from the boy’s aua
toruy. The boy is able to be around
and may consider himself lucky that
this is the case.
Mrs. T. Anderson, Mrs. Goetz and
Vlrs. Dyer were passengers to Co­
Blitter wrappers printed at the R e ­
quille on the Liberty yesterday.
corder office.
H omeseekers
and
Investors
Investigate the
Opportunities offered at
A ND ON
The
Growing
Town
of
Coos County
The Manufacturing
Town.
carrying the proper equipments for
camping. A proiuiueut man of Pros­
per, in cumpauy with six woiueu aud
All the New» of a Week’» k child, went to Bandon Sunday
night iu a gasoliue boat; returning at
Happenings Told in a
11 o'clock, the boat struck near the
Brief Manner.
lugoou aud iu a few uiiontea tbe
watch reported "hard agrouud.’’ All
E. H-uckeudorff. our Prosper »tup- bauds were ordered ou deck aud every
builder, returue I from a business tup available piece of lumber was pressed
to S. F. ou last Elizabeth. Iu speak­ luto service but tbe boat would uot
ing of tbe strike in S. F. be says, “Lt move, and rather tbau desert the
still remains iu a very unsettled con­ ship, ’hey plighted themselves to
dition. and the probabilities are that their dreary fate, and through the
a strike among tbe sailors on tbe sail­ weary hours of night, with tbe cold
ing vessels will follow.” This will and bowling winds passing through
add still more injury to the preeeut tbe apertures of tbe cabin they did
state of affairs. Mr. H. brought with as Ensign Storey had told them,
him, on tbe steamer tbe luateiinl for when in trouble say “Glory Hal­
tbe new vessel which he so badly lelujah." Tbe master of tbe craft
ueeded and will con tin lie the progress after all plaus to float her had failed,
of the work. He will uow resume a with bowed bead
and spiritless
ten hour a day service iu tbe yard, over his awful mistake, (landing a
pusbiug tbe work as rapidly as pos buuch of woiueu on the mud flat)
Bible so as to enable him to luuncb looked as though he would desert
the vessel about the first week iu them aud flee for the wood, but they
August.
consoled him and stated their willing-
W. Parker, of Parkersburg, was a uess to remain with tbe ship. When
visitor at this place Sunday and Mon j the tide receded tbe boat had a star-
day. We understand be has been | board list which rendered tbe seating
looking up Prosper Real Estate with capacity somewhat
uncomfortable
a view of purchasing.
and otherwise suffering from cold
A. Johnson of Jobneon's Mill, was they passed a night of broken slum­
at Raudolpb last week, inspecting tiers. Between nods, jesting, joking
bis logging camp He made this and frequent changing of positions
place a business call also.
helped to break the silence of tbe
.Mr. Evans from Bandon, has moved chilly night. Hour after hour efforts
to this place aud now bolds a pu6i to float her continued, aud tbe boats
tiou with tbe Prosper Mill Co.
which passed in the morning heeded
A. J. Hartman, one of Bandon’s riot tbe signal of distress, and finally
merchants, was up the first of the despairing of a probable release by
week. He was looking after a lumbei tbe morning tide they were advised
order which was being sawed for his to abandon tbe craft after 9 hours of
uew buildiug at that place, lie states patient waiting and begun the march
that lie will have his building fitted for Bullards, ieaviug the skipper to
for a place of aiuuserueut and will iu use his unexhausted strength to free
elude a bowling alley.
his stranded boat. W hen uearing B
Scb. Lizzie l’rien, arrived at Pros-i looking back they sighted their boat
per Mill, Thursday aud loaded for' following, and
from an opposite
Sail Pedro this nip.
course speeding toward them was tbe
One of the engines iu tbe null was gasoline Buffalo with a party of
badly shattered last week
The cyl­ rescuers, meeting them at Bullards.
inder head was forced out and much When told of the anxiety manifested
needed repairs will be required be | over their non-appearance tbe mes-
fore it will be put in use agaiu. A ' sages of inquiry which bail been dis­
portion of it was shipped on Eliz­ patched in their behalf, etc., they had
abeth where part of the work will be begun to think they bad made them­
done.
selves famous by a few hours of un­
Mrs. E. A Smith of near Riverton accounted absence. This was the re
was down on a short visit with friends suit of au eager desire to attend a
gospel meeting aud they concluded
at ibis place last Friday.
Mrs. N. A. Pederson was a business perhaps, they had not been saved at
visitor to Bandon last Friday. She the meeting but were later saved on
went in tbe interest of her real estate tbe saud flats.
possesions which she owned there
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but of which she has since disposed.
K hik I o I pli.
FROM BUSY PROSPER
MARINE
Coquille People Vi»it Ban-
don-by-the-Sea.
The steamer Dispatch came down
from Coquille Sunday with about one
hundred excursionists who came to
see the sea aud spend the day in
“Boomiug Bandon.’’
With them
came the Coquille band which en­
livened the journey by discoursing
first-class music at intervals. Tbs
excursion boat arrived here about 11
o’clock and was met at the wharf by
the celebrated Bandon Concert Band
aud two or three hundred of Bandon's
beauty and brawn to bid them wel­
come,
Ao open air concert was given by
the bauds at the Tupper House park,
after which the visitors took in the
town, Some went to the beach to
listen to the wild waves whisper,
others strolled off to visit friends
and a few others went around the
corner “to see a man.”
The ball game in the afternoon
proved to be au uninteresting feature.
Mauy of the Coquille players failed
to catch the boat aud as a result a
team was selected that was no match
for the home team. At the end of
the fifth inmug the score was 8 to 0.
In the sixth inning Bandon put in a
new pitcher aud Coquille made five
runs. W ben Bandon came to bat the
boys put five more men over the
plate making the score 13 to 5 in
favor of Baudon. The game was so
tame that the crowd left and went
elsewhere to enjoy themselves and
the game was called off.
About five o’clock the Dispatch
pulled out for Coquille, the bauds
playing a parting farewell ami liatH
aud handkerchiefs waving, witli a
few cheers thrown in for good meas­
ure Everybody seemed to have a
good time. Come again.
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
At North Bend
Is now open for the ve
eepUon of patients. Tbe
terais aie fit) per week
and upwards. For par­
ticulars gjiply to
Sisters of Mercy
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fhe
Eldorado
Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.....
/xasiniissen Bios.
Proprietors.
Bandon,
Oregon.
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ALVIN MUNCK, Prop.
The Sunday issue of the Coos Bay
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Times devotes almost its entire front
page to Bandon, using material from >•
the R ecorder ' s special edition. It < M...
shows a friendly spirit that should be Vr
appreciated be the people of this sec­ -
tion. The time has come when sec­ ■
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tional antagonism should be elim­ ■
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inated in Coos county. No part of . -
the county can grow without the ef­ •>«
fect being felt throughout the county. - *
With two of the best harbors on the ( M I»
Oregon coast and the great natural N
resources back of them, Coos County’s
future certainly has a rosy hue.
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Best Wines,
and
Liquors
Cigars.
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We invite our friends to osti
and nee ns.
That's the
Stuff.
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The gov rumeut is seudmg officials
Andrew B ohscu spent Friday as
Mrs. J. E. McCue, of Parkersburg
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Goodman is now staying with her parents Mr. aud experts abroad to collect informa­
at this place. He was enroute to Ban­ ■ and Mrs. H. Kyle of this place.
tion that will be of use in carrying
don from Marshfield where he bad
Mrs. J. Bean aud Miss Cora Jack- out the denatured alcohol law. Com­
been under medical treatment.
son visited their mother Mrs. J. missioner of Interual Revenue John
Mrs. Lackstrom, who has been at W elch, last week
VV. Yerkes aud the chief chemist of
Marshfield for the past two months,
Mrs. Frank Blackerby and Miss
the treasury department, Dr. C. A.
came over ou a shoit visit to relatives
Iua Blackerby visited Miss Lou Hul-
and friends last week.
Crampton,
will spend some time iu
ton this week.
Geo. Harris, traveling for the Gar-
Mrs. J. C. Fredericks was shopping Europe studying the administrative
lock Packing Co., of Portlaud was iu Bandon Tuesday.
methods and the techuical processes
taking orders here last Saturday.
A number of our young people at- used in other countries. The depart­
Peter Hausen made Bandon a cal)
tended the moving picture show at ment of agriculture will send Mr. N.
last Thursday.
Parkersburg \\ ednesday night.
E. Hausen, of North Dakota, to in
Tbe power scb. Bessie K. was load
Mrs. J. E. McCue, accompanied by vestigate foreign varieties of potatoes
I ing several days at tbe Carman &
M iss Miotie Doak visited friends at specially adapted to the manufacture
Crites Mill, departing with her cargo,
Coquille Wednesday.
for S. F. Sunday.
of alcohol. It seems that in Europe
P eggy and P atsy .
Clarence Boice, of the Bandon L.
there is a peculiar type of potato,
Langlois
S S , was up viewing tbe uew vessel
kuown as the ‘stock potato" because
Look out for Bear! Clinton Male­ it is largely raised for stock feeding,
Saturday.
i M any favorable comments are at horn begau this year of liberty by which is well suited for making al
. tribnted to tbe editor of tbe Recorder purchasing a little bear. Finding the cohol. It is larger aud coarser than
I for the special edition wbicti came uew possession such au interesting
the potato that is served on the table,
I out last week. Tbe regular is also playmate, and perhaps contemplating
but
about twice as much iu weight
highly commended and is considered a future bear team, be bought an­
other and dispatched the ladies to can be raised to the acre as of the
tbe best of the county publications.
bring bear No. 2 home. He, the bear, table variety. It is proposed to in-
The Elizabeth loaded at the Pros
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not Clinton, was accordingly boxed
trodiice this potato in the United
per Mill Sunday. Capt. Jensen was
•md placed III 'he hack of the buggy.
quite ill for several dajs ou this trip,
States.— Pacific Homestead.
1’hey started home and all went tine,
suffering with an attack of tousilitis.
till the ladies hitcheiljl>‘e horse and
He eipv.cLt' io mo«» hi>.
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stopped to make a social call. When
Bandou in tbe near future aud will
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left alone Mr. bear grew restive, S
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occupy the home which be recently
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growled
and
tried
to
escape,
aud
it
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bought at Baudon.
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Presto! Crash! the pony flew over I»
'if
Mrs, Barker, of Fairview, was visit­ brush, log« and trees
Pony started W
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ing her son Fred and family at this on tier mad rush with
buggy, harness it :
2 for 5c
place last week.
and bear, but spilled bear out tirsi, it
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Mrs. Fletcher, of Myrtle Point whs tlieu said "good bye" to buggy and it
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down Sunday visiting her husband harness.
Present conditions all
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around, bear chained and hsppy, ..
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Tom Tenuisson made his wife who horse unhurt, buggy and harness •i
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is stopping with her mother at this gone to the doctoi 8 and a generous
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place, a short visit Sunday. He is at -upply of greenbacks will placethem
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i present running J. L. Roy’s gasoline1 where they were before.
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Father Donnelly arrived
, boat which is used by tbe survey
from V
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Marshfield today and will pass dow n
ere.» for transporting purposes.
tlie
coast l< morrow
It is rumored that Mr. Coach has
Souvenir
Postal Cards £
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RICE’S
? Jewelry Store,
Bandon.
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1 disposed of bis interests in tbe Cody
The R ecorder appreciate* the fol
( lumbering concern, to au eastern *
lowing from the editor of our worthy
I capitalist.
contemporary,
tlie Coquille Sentinel:
F. S. Cat man aud N. Crites are hav­
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letter,
Ed Recorder.
ing a coat of paiut applied to their
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Dear
Sir:
I cannot forlwiir con­
residences at Alierdeen. U . Hoover
gratulating
you
on
the
special
edition
and L, Meyer are tbe painters.
of jour paper onthel2tb. 1 consider
Located In EL HOKUM) BUILDING.
“Camping out” seems the vogue
it the best »ffotl that has ever been
Firat Street. HAN DON. IIKEIMIN
at the present season, but a party of
made on that line in Coos county,
eight from Prosper who tried it Son
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIIt
ami it deserves the patronage of
day night has no inclination to try it
PUTTING AT STANDARD PKK ES.
everyone in Coos county.
• again, but perhaps they nre not
Yours truly,
lUthrooni newly fitted up with l’orrelnln
• adepts iu selecting suitable sites, or
Orvii Dodge
Tab. Hot or Colti Huth» ,5 cent«
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CLARENCE Y.
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LOWE,
Oregon,
Druggist and Apothecary
Is just in receipt of s new and
fresh stock of
Drugs and
Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Druggists Niindriea.
P erfumes . B rushes , S ponobs , S oaps
N uts and C andies .
( IgNi-M, T o I> hccoh and < IgHretfew.
PaiiitH, Oil«. GI mhh «nd Painters* Huppliea.
E r EIGHT
from
Ei, D orado SAN
The Coming Summer
Roesrt of the
Oregon Coast
Bend, Or.
North
FRANCISCO
Until further notice
will nmke freight rates
from San Francisco
follows:
HR
T» Bandon ..............
$2.00 per to&
To Coquille City
92.75
To Myrtle Point ..„.S3.80
ton.
9er
ton.