Dave Collier Dead.
Embargo on S. P. Freight
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A dispatch to the Journal from
San Fraucisco, Calif. July 30 —Au
Moscow, Idaho, says: David Alleu embargo on freight was extended to
Collier, aged 26. wbo came here three day on all goods comiug iuto tbe city
nontbs ago from Coquille, Or. where by freight over tbe Southern Pacific,
be owns valuable property, wasfonud except uu crude oil and perishable
unconscious in a vacant lot aud a few goods, such as food stuffs. This
boura later died at hie father's resi action was taken after a conference
dence without regaining conscious of tbe local officials of tbe Southern
ness. Tbe father says bis sou had Pacific.
been on a big di link fur eight days.
In pursuiDg tbe general policy of
When be was found blood was How ^General Manager Kruttscbnitt, Sat
iug from bis mouth showing he had nrday last an order was issued placing
•uffered a hemorrhage. The body a ban on all shipments from the
will be removed to Coquille City for northern part of tbe country and as
burial.
this order was made general today
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San Francisco is cut off from all sup
Andrew Boaeeu went to Marshfield plies by freight.
thia week with a younger brother Io | Tbe effect uf tbe preseut embargo
have an operation performed for tbe
is sure to be disastrous unless speed-
removal of a growth on tbe latter's
J
ily
relieved and it is feared that it
•ye.
i will cause the price of all goods
Tbe board of Equalization for Coos barred to go op.
•ounty will meet at tbe office of the
The railroad officials are of tbe
county clerk, August 27th.
opiuion that if tbe blockade of freight
FROM BUSY PROSPER
All the New» of a Week’»
Happening» Told in a
Brief Manner.
dock tbe machinery became disabled.
Tbe tug »as brought iuto service aud
tower I her Io Prosper, where a delay
of half an hour enabled them to pro
ceed under her own steam. Tbe
travelers made good tbe atop over
and an extra force of clerks Were com
missioued iu tbe store to quell their
aroused appetites.
We are told that tbe clean up com
mittee at Coquille bad gone out of
buaiueee. From appearances they
failed to complete tbe rounds of tbeir
<iesign—Hark Duuham'e Sunday
jumper looks as if it bad escaped tbe
friction of tbeir lathered brushes aud
still retains its dusky hue.
J. Peder-on and Andrew Nielson,
who went to S F. on tbe schooner
Oregon last trip, returned Monday
evening coming per steamer Kilburu
Io Coos Bay.
Tbe captain wbo will have com
maud of tbe new vessel building here,
came iu on tbe last Elizabetb. He
has been iu tbe employ of Sudden &
Christenson of Sau Fraucisco.
week to dance on tbe pavilion erected
for tbe 4lb of July; and from al
appearauces a large crowd Will HWi
themselves of tbe opinirtuujly ol'
taking their sweetheart^ or • >■>•
other fellow s, just as tbe <*MB mgy 1«,
aud go moon gaziug aud hear w hat
tbe gentle zephyr breezes Wbisjier
through tbegreeu foliage of that bis
toric a rove
Hark Donba<i bad a violent tootb-
ache Saturday and with murmura of
HH'iiy songht the nr vices of adfcptiat
id a jiffy. Be was tbo first visitor to
Dr. l'otum'o parlera, and when hia
fcrm iltrkeuotl tbe doorway on de
part ate he carried a tuafcof consider
able proportions and grauduer iu bio
capacious tobacco pouch. Hark may
use tbe molar as a bowl for bis odor
iferous corn-cob, but bis only regret
for its removal is tbe fact that bia
whistling mechanism is now out of
gear. Three pounds of dynamite, we
uuderstaud, were consumed in dia-
lodging tbe tooth.- Sentinel.
Leo Cox, of Kaudolpb, departed
Wednesday for Spokaue, Wash., go
ing by way of Roseburg He taakes
this chiefly a pleasure trip and ex
I see your Prosper correspondent
pects to be away several weeks
says
they are all Salvationists at
J. McDonald, traveling fur a Pori-
laud shoe house, was a caller here
Prosper but I am informed that she
last Wednesday.
attended tbe base ball game iu Ban
Messrs. S. B. Anderson and W in.
don Sunday wbeu she should have
Hausen, were pasaeuers to Banduo
been to Sunday School working iu
last Wednesday.
John G. Marquis died at tba
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the Lord’s vineyard. Furtbeiruore.
County Infirmary, July 30th of old
Tbe plates and rudder braces are
two weeks sgo when she cast aside tbe age.
yet to be placed ou the new vessel
imploring eulreaties of Ensigu Storey
aud the launching will take place one
punishment was admonished to her
nigbt during tbe latter part of Ibis
week. E. Heuckemlurff weut
tu
iu the form of camping on the mud
Marshfield last Mouday to order the
fiats all night Now, when she board
At North Bend
cast lugs. He returned Tuesday ami
ed the Stm. Liberty at Bandon Sun
Nels Nie'sou was sent over to await
day, misfortune overtook the vessel.
tbe completion of tbe work.
Is dow opeo for the re
Now
repeut
yea
before
it
is
everlast
ception
of patients. Tbe
Misses Walker, Walter aud Gia
ing too late aud go to Sunday School
terms ate #10 per week
bam, of Bandon, were up to this place
is not lessened iu the course of a fevv
and upwards. For par
Earl Goodman returned from Cal
for au afternoon online, last Wednes
on Sundays.
L eander .
days it will become a serious datigei day.
ticulars apply to : :
Leander, Our Correspondent
ifornia on tbe last Elizabetb.
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Mrs. F. Gilman, of Arago, has beeu Tells of the Week’s Inci
to tbe city. It is estimated that there
Prr.byterlaii Chunk.
D. E. Stitt has 6old bis residence are 5000 loaded cars in tbe yards of visiting friends at this place for tbe
dents at the Hub.
There will be church services in tbe Pres
past week.
property to Fred VonPegert. Con
byterian church next Sunday, Aug. 5. both
San Francisco and Oakland.—
sideration #12<K)
Tbe Prosper mill was closed for a
We are still sweltering iu beat aod tnuruitiK and evening. Sunday school st 10
North Bend, Or.
short while Monday, resulting from a sunsibne. Last week there was in A. M., and Christian Endeavor at 7 P. M
slight break iu the machinery. The dications of rain but tbe clouds pass All are cordially invited.
planer ceased operation for a day or
present
time
so due to tbe absence of tbe planer ed by aud at the
man, wbo, bent toward matrimony, every thing denotes a protracted dry
was off to meet one of the incoming spell, weather ami otherwise.
ABBIVBD.
passengers on the Elizabeth.
Notwithstanding all this tbe in
July
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atm
Elizabetb from S F
Levi Smith, logger from near Myr crease in population exceeds aDy for
with
200
tons
freight.
tle Point, was down on business with mer period ami your thriving city by
BAILED.
the Prosper Mill Co., last week.
tbe sea is not iu it. Last night there
Aug 1—stm Elizabeth for S F wilb
J. Dunn, tbe ship inspector was a
was four new arrivals ushered iuto 200 M lumber, 115 cords match wood,
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Bandon visitor last Saturday.
existence. Peoples’s wife gave birth to 25 tons misc.
A. Pershbaker weut to Marshfield,
Saturday to attend the funeral of C. a fine sou; Arthur Elliogsou’s wife a
I d tbe Recorder's court last Satur
H. Merchant, which was held at that dHiight er ami Slocum tbe druggist's
place Sunday.
wife a pair of twins. So you cau see day A. Mutick was fined #50 and
Manuel Wilson aud wife, visited they are coming two by two, as tbe Gross #32.50 on a charge of selliug
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson, Sunday.
animals went to the ark. Tbe prob liquor to Clarence Tuttle, of Coquille,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Newell, who re lem that confronts us now is, Peoples a minor. Two straugers were also io
cently came here from Gardiner, have
will have to put a revenue ou butter court, one claiming that tbe other
ti ken their departure for Tacoma,
Proprietors.
bad knocked bim down the nigbt
Wash., where Mr. N. will take a po milk to defray the additional ex
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sition as brakeman on tbe Northern penses attached thereto to buy that previous, but as be did nut desire*to ? 1 Bandon,
Pacific.
boy boots and pants. Good record prosecute the case it was dismissed,
Tbe saloons are now displaying
Mrs. D. Tiller, was down from for a butter-milk town.
Randolph shopping Saturday.
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signs
forbidding minors to enter or
John Yoakam received tbe sad in
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Mrs J. Conrad, now a resident of telligence that his wife, who bad gone they will be prosecuted.
Bandon, was up to Ibis place on a
to Arizona for tbe benefit of her
►bort visit last week
Mr. Gehrig, the Bainlou brewer, health, was worse aud he has hastened
ARTHUR RICE
was up Saturday. He purchased a to her bedside.
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
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Fred Vou Pegert has negotiated
horse from A. Willard, to use in hie
BANDON, OR.
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delivery wsgou.
for a one half interest in the machine
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
ALVIN MUNCK, Prop.
Lynn Doyle’s mother-in-law made shop of A. Garfield, in your city.
The larRest and best assort ment in
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town. Agates polished and mount I
a special trip to Prosper a fevv days Fred will be a good acquisition to
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ed to order. If yon find a nice agate ii
ago to recover tbe jacket, bonnet and
your community and together they
while on the beach we will tell you A P Best Wines,
parasol which she loaned to “that
whether it is worth mounting. A ;
will
make
a
strong
firm
endowed
with
Prosper gal.” ou a recent aod event
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large assortment of watches, clocks, ■
Liquors and
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ful camping trip. L'pon disembark energy and ability and fair dealiug.
silverware and Jewelry of all kinds. Vi ■ »
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ing from tbe Favorite she immedi The day is uot far distant wbeu tbeir
Gold and Fountain Pens, including s -
Cigars.
tbe Waterman and Conklin's auto ir n
ately sought the recipient of her star will shine brilliantly in the cod -
matic fillers, the best in the market, _
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valued favor, and approaching her
stellatiou of machinists.
We have the Marshall one dollar
said, “I sorter like this little place of
We invite our friends to
fountain pen.
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Fistic encounters are of frequent
youru and as I vvuz kinder skeered
and see ns.
I het you wouldn't sind my parapber occurrence on our streets, A) most
nalia back, that I'd jist take myself any time yon can see tbe work of
down ami git tbim. I wouldn't be so Corbett and Jeffries exemplified.
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particlar bout tbim tint you know
Excursions and picnics are in vogue
I uncle Ezra, to show me Ins long »nd
! everlastin devoehnn, give me tbim and tbe order of the day. Last Fri
' last Crisiuus. and I wouldn't likeany- day tbe Sunday Schools gave au ex
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
' thing to happen to tbim 1 also bad cursioo to tbe city by the sea, and
a errand to do fer tliet feller wbo your correspondent, heretofore hav
writev tbim funny pieces in tbe
ing maintained a good reputation m Located In EL DORADO BUILDING.
¡Seuiinel and I done it all up on tbe
Pirat Street, BAN BON. OREGON
a Sunday School scholar, was invited
one trip,”
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
She ke^t up a continuous discourse to attend ami readily accepted tbe in
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRIC ES.
on numerous topics of interest to her, vitatiori.
Everything passed ofi
Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain
—the return boat whistled ami smooth and harmonious
Mowevet
1 uh. Hot or Cold Bath* *45 cent*
ban a select stock of
. Becky - d-l
k-d-with excitement
there were some iu tbe mix-up who
says, "Wall now, I fergot ter look
round fer tbet Sentinel mau's room. were not even on speaking terms with
Doc Dean, the
He jist likes it here and requisted me a Sunday School,
ter look fer a couple rooms where lie pencil pusher for tbe Herald, was
and
i could stay and kinder rekrnl up fei there and seemed to know all the
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; a f,iw davs but as 1 hev fergot to see
ladies. Lynn Doyle was there but
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tyrron
liraugM.
about it. I'll write a little ad, and yon
l sind it to the Recorder— (which read when he seen his mother-in-law bob
J like this} Wanted- furnished apart nobiug around with Quick, thinking
C ourteotb T reatment .
I mints suitable fer giotleman with perhaps they were plotting some evil
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folding doors ”
design Hgainst bim. he cached away
Bidding tbe “Prosper gal'' good in tbe glory bole with Peoples'butter
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Bandon, Olegon.
bye she cbm1 ed on tbe boat, shouting
milk. After our arrival at Bandon
back she said. “Now don't fergit tuet
what I give ye. fer if he finds I hevn’t and tbe crowd had .liapersed and gone
been mighty keerful bout bia bizuess. to tbeir camping ground, Lynn’s
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
i aud bo goes ter rile me up too much mother in I hw was looking aronnd
Bandon. Oregon,
I’ll make some changes on the map the boat for dead soldiers, thinking
! of bis face."
perhaps someone might have left
W m. Foliar ami Burgess Hrs have
some stimulants to revive her lati
la jus’ tn receipt of a new and
I been rafting logs from tbe latter’s i
fresh stock of
She found tile
camp the last few days. They were gnisbing spitlls.
Drugs and Chemicals,
Coffin tint the soldier was gone, All
brought to the Prosper Mill.
A number of Prosper people took a in »11 they bad a good time and eo-
Ostentanti Proprietary Preparations
leave of absence Sunday ami joined joyed themselves. Cs Sunday School
Toilet Articles.
the excursionists to Bandon Re scholars know bow to have a good en
Orngglata Nantir lea.
turning on the Liberty late m the tertainment and enjoyable time.
■’iRrVMF.R. B rushes , S porger , S oap ,
afternoon the velocity. «>f the wn,d
Nt-Ts and C andies .
There is going to be a moonlight
was such as to render the boat alnoat
rifara, Tobaren« and < IgaraMes.
unmanageable and after leaving the excursion to Arago some night thia
Paints. Oils, O'am and Fainter«' Rnppliea.
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