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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1906)
... as • • •• .......... Tbe physician, slim iu bis blue flan A girl, oo matter bow pretty, wbo bristlee witb Mb« pieiHe of obtriwive nel t>at bi ng anil, bad bis ears sluffed batpiua, je • taevMire to tbe public with cotton. welfare aud «hould be legisi«tered 1 “This cotton,” he said, should be agaiuat like mob« and invasion«.— used by all those wbo swim out be Fortnightly Review. yond their depth. You know bow often good swimmers of that type > Mr« K Dicker.— Weren't you fright drown, don't you! Their drowning ened when tbe ball bellowed al yon is imputed to cramp, but you will ee eeeoeut of your new drees! oever find oue of the drowned with Mrs. Booker.—No. It was exactly ! bis ears stuffed with coltou. tbe way Heury t>eLaved when be got “Why! I'll tell yon why. ltecause the bill.—New York Son it isu't cramp that causes these ' Sootiy—Pa, wbat is a safety match? drowniugs. It's perforation of the Pa (looking carefully about to see ear drum followed by unconsciousness if bia wife is witbin bearing distance) due to the pressure of the water. A safety match, my boy, is when a “Cramp isn't after all, tbe deadly baldbeaded man marries an armless thing it is made out to Le If yon woman.—New Zealand Free Lance gel a cramp in your leg while swim ming. it is easy enough lo roll over od yonr back and float. Tbe cramp won’t kill you. But a perforation of tbe ear drum is difl'erent. It takes Tb« Old Kelitible away your senses, and down you go like a log. So always, if yon are go Blacksmith and Wagonmaker ing to do much swimming, stuff cot ton tn your ears.” iioksemhoeing ------ooo— li envy Forging ‘ Just before poor old Jones died Nil ip Work be made his wife promise that and Logging Work would not marry agarn.” ia our Specialty. “Poor old chap—be always W hs B andon , O regon . kind to bis fellow men.”—Illustrated J. W. Fields Bits. Homeseekers and Investors Investigate the Opportunities offered at COQUILLE NEWS NOTES EZL. .N.iui. j The Manufacturing Town t • to Card of Thanks. We wish to express our «incere thauks to tbe many friends for syrn pathy aud aid shown us in our lais bereavement. Oor special thauks is also extended to the order of Knights of Pythias. Mrs Ella J. Nelson Mrs. E. A. Philpott. Mrs. Geo. Lorenz. Harold Nelson. Mayme Nelson. ------ OOO— Presbyterian Church. mother-in law has flew into a rage Fever. again and is walloping pour Lynn. ’The evening of the launch at Prosper just before the departure of tbe Seattle, Wash., Aug. 11.—tether The flood gales .of heaven bn«»' Favorite, as Lynn was about to go MiMtiell is lying close to death on a opened and the lunch needed ram i> alMjani, be saw Hannah promeuading cot id tbe conuty jail aod may, by tbe falling upon us, and it is u messeuger on tbe arm of Quick, bis old mother- intervention of death, be saved from gladly welcomed at this opportune in-law flirtn>a: with George Moulton, trial for murder in the first degree for time for the ground is dry and and casting sly glances at Sam Sher slaying her brother George. For four parched. This will revive vegetation wood Is it any wonder that Lynn days tbe girl has tossed delirious up There will be eburob service« io tbe Pre« ami the good results derived there tilled up with Peoples' buttermilk on a fever stricken bed, blit not until byterisn ebureb next Sunday, Aug. 19. both ami bad a bottle in each pocket to yesterday afternoon did tbe jail morning «nd eveniug. Sunday school at 10 from is inestimable Dal Cathcart is surveying the drown bis trouble. Poor Lynn's physician decide that she has typhoid A. M., and Cbriatian Endeavor at 7 P. M. All are cordially invited tract of land commonly known as the misfortunes are many and is it any fever. Even now he refuses to state Beaver Slough maisli, recently pur wonder that at Prosper be got con deffiuitely that this is her Hilment, Butter wrappers printed at tbe R e - chased by a Mr Reese of Humboldt fused and the Favorite left him. The but be admits that all tbe symptoms cchdeh office. County, Cal. 'I lie iuleiilmn is to last tie was seen at Prosper be was of the disease are present. ditch ami divide it into small tracts bunting for “that Prosper gal’’ that Esther Mitchell, since her confine Consequently the day is not far dis bad bis mot ber-in law's parasol, to tant when the renowned Beavei make a tout to ktep tbe chilly fogs Slough marsh will be reclaimed ami off'him that are 60 prevalent in that the most valuable and productive locality. Later he cached away on land in Coquille valley which is un tbe Dispatch and in the morning al tbe dawn of day when tbecold, chilly paralleled in the state. The rails have arrived for the Cuu- fog was penetrating every fiber of niugbam creek railroad aud the dif his body he was observed reading THE MERCY HOSPITAL ment in the jail has enjoyed fairly good health until about a week ago. At that time 6be complained of tbe At North Bend prison fare and of her inability to eat it. Is now opeo for the re ceptioo of patients. Tbe terms aie ¥10 per week and upwards. For par ticulars apply to : Fonr days ago she took to her cot, aud has not beeu able to rise from it since. Tbe girl murderess is but a that Hauling headline on the black shadow of her former self. Always ferent logging landings are congested board in front of the hotel, Ice Cream frail, tbe confinement has worn her with logs aud we expect to soon see 10 cts. Witb the cold chills running down to a mere shadow. When she the iron horse glide gracefully up up ami down his vertebra, and uary was first taken ill the jail physician that fertile valley arousing its inhab a red cent in bis clothes. About this thought that it was simply a case of 1 Hants from their drowsy slumbers. time tbe parser of tbe Dispatch ap indigestion, but when her tempera There has always been an anient peared on the scene aud Lynn ac ture continued to climb, tbe visitH of I desire for the Southern Pacific to gel costed him to work biH way home as the physician increased ill frequency. ami control the Coos Bay A E R. R. eabiti boy, but that stern, hard-heart Now he visits tbe girl some six or land then there would be something ed purser said nay. But after some seven times a day. Tbe cell off tbe doing, I'iitur desire lias been grati- bickering and stipulations a bargain jailer's office in which she is confined tied ami there is something doing, was consummated whereby he was is fitted up as a sick room aud the They have multiplied the freight consigned to Peoples, C. O. D. girl is given tbe best of care. The rates by two ami advanced tbe coal Leander. jailers wbo see the most of her are ¥1.00 per too co: sequent ly the Co- ----- ooo----- candid in saying that they doubt if quiller's indignation is aroused aud If a newspaper man knew how tie is not backward about expressing his opinion of the traffic, but Ihitikr many knocks are received behind bis tbe Graham and Spreckles adminis back he would adopt another calling, I rat ion al) right. They are reaching remarked a citizen the other day out one of the tentacles of the great The citizen is mistaken. Tbe news octopus lo gat her us in, but we are paper man who has the elements that not there. We are thankful that God make success to him expects to be she will recover. Bend, Or. The Eldorado Wines, Liquors and Cigars..... few days and that she will be ready for trial early in October, when the Rasmussen Bros. prosecuting attorney desires to try tbe case. Tbe jailers, however, are directed in the proper channel where misrepresented aud unjustly censured the wily mechanism of artful man should make arrangements to die cannot monopolize ns, and our rivei young.—Ex. ----- OOO------- ’ robbed of its erei.it“. Never stand up in a small boat Mrs. Bruce was dangerously ill last j week but is somewhat convalescent at 1’he weight of a load in a boat should be kepi a good deal to tbe bottom. I the present time. Boating accidents already begin to Dav Perkins mid Claude Fox. be recorded, ami they will increase foi i accompanied by their wives, started a month or more. They are mostly Sunday morning towards Curry due to carelessness, and it will do no county on a fishing ami hunting ex barm to impoess a few important mat cursion. They bad a - hungry ami ters on the attention of our readers, lank appearance when they departed although tbe subject is by no means lint they took a good supply ol new. Peoples buttermilk along which ir In going boating never wear high paramount at reviving languishing rubber boots, ami it is better not to spirits. Now the farmers of Curry wear any boots whatever. In case of have our sympathy for their hunting an accident the most powerful swim ' will chiefly consist of limiting the uier is liable lo drown if he wears farmer's chickens roosts in the wee boots. Boots are never needed in a Ismail hours of the night. But we boat anyway, and if they are to be can prepare to hear of some lerribh used on shore they can be easily pm I adventures ami an enormous amount on when required. j of game bagged, mid hairbreadth e- X.w^cr change seats in a boat, c -q - ft.-tn I.elHg TioC, Hl I... j by absolutely m'cessiiry. Acts of this cannibals that infest that remote kind cause more drowning accidents region. I'liev left their future a<l than almost any other one thing. It dress if any «lira calamity should be a change of seats must be made, do ii fall them so that their friends could carefully amt slowly, and see that the communicate with them. The first float is kept constantly balanced. letter was II, I have forgotten the re • If course, tbe practice of rowing a maimler of ilie word. boat in the wake of a passing steamei The steamer Antelope has been or other large vessel is idiotic. Many resurrected and is sleeping peaceful accidents have been caused Ly Ibis girl does not make any reference to tbe killing of her brother or C'reffield, Not once during her illness lias she pect to see the commerce of tins fertile valley and common wealth North laughs at their fears aud declares that her sickness will all be over in a not as hopeful as tbe girl. If she does nut improve during tbe day tbe judge of tbe criminal court wil be man saves us from the avaricious grasp of monopoly. Ami now we ex Sisters of Mercy Tbe girl, however, maligned by every law breaker, swindler, hypocrite and carping critic who loves notoriety, and is ignored, ami in fact L>y all wbo do not agree with him on public ami private mat ters The newspaper man wbo ex pacts to go thrutigh life without being timbei in tile different logging camps. , course,* boat of this kind is never , blit the rain that is falling at. the safe, and hi case of heavy waves it | i present time will have a tendency to easily overt urns. j retard the progress ami in some III it is dangerous to lean far over tbe stances ext lllglllsli I tie li m es. side of a boat This ia another pro ■ Close Leander, Our Correspondent Tells oí the Week’s inci dents at the Hub. ly on the saml spit op|H>site town, foolish practice. dreaming of by-gone days. Some people take a special delight Fire has made disastrous inroads, hi overloading a float or tn taking one and destroyed conshteral le valuable |< out that is either cranky or leaky. Of The Coming Summer Resort of the Oregon Coast Mitchell Death From Typhoid , Almighty gave us a way lo escape at the mouth of the river. The natural outlet combined with ingenuity ol BA ND ON The Growing Town of Coos County I Hee by the Sentinel that Becky Esther LuvkisM, Lynn Doyle’s horrid old asked to order her sent to the county hospital, where she can be given bet ter attention than at the couuty jail. Duriug her delirious moments, tbe shown auy disposition to discuss these matters. Several religious workers Proprietors. Bandon, - Oregon. ANCHOR BAR • » ■ - * * - » » • » ALVIN MUNCK, Prop. ■ * •s —-«w- • » wbo visited tbe jail tried to ingratiate ■ - » themselves with the girl but they >• failed. - Best Wines, She treated them as well as Liquors the must casual curosity seeker and no better. When told that she was ill and and ----- should now think of all the wrong« that she bad done, she declared that she was prepared to die. as she hail We invite our friends tn mid see us, never wronged any one. Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh does not believe that the girl will be in condition to stand a long trial for several weeks. During her illness she has been visit ed by alienists in tbe employ of tbe prosecution, but they refused to di vulge tbe result of their investiga tions Opera ARTHUR RICE Jeweler «nd BANDON. OR. NOt'VENIli POSTAL CARDS. The largest and best SHHorlnient in town. AgalcH polished and mount ed to order. If you find a uioeagnte while on the beach we will tell you whether it is worth mounting A large aRHortment of wutches, clocks Kilverwnre nud Jewelry of nil kinds. Gold mid Fountain Pen«, including the WHteimnn and Conklin's auto- malic fillers, tbe bent in the market. We have the Marshall one dollar fountain pen. ■ ■ >• •* WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. •* ■ |jteam |jrrr on fraught. - - • * C ourteous T reatment . ■*- ►C m I’ omm Brow E Bandon. E Bandon R • ■ - 4-J-4U- CLARENCE Y. M ■ •* ■ 0 ■ * • * M ■ •< ■ * » •E h Oiegon. 4^.-! Ei, D orado - haw h Belect stock of Watchmaker 4 LOWE, Oregon, and Apothecary TONSORIAL PARLORS Druggist I« just in receipt of a new and fresh Ktock of __ met i litie caus« of accidents If it does P. 8. HOYT, Prop. ball team Drugs and Chemicals, the t’oqnille team on tlie diaaiomi at ' not cause the boat to overturn, it this place Sunday and after a close -omelimes results in the overturning Patent and Proprietary Preparations Located tn EL IN IK UM) HUILDJNG. Toilet Articles, contest the lain pi ut a -1 ,p to ftirtlier of the individual. Flrwt street. HANIMIN. «IRKHON !»r«KKÌNÌN Hand ríen. procedure. The sc<>re stood 1 tu 1, If these matters be observed it will NHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR PiarvaiKR. B rushes , S pongin , S oap . closely contested, , but good feeling greatly reduce the number of fatali CUTTING AT NTANDAKD PK10KN. N uts ani » C andies . prevailed There were some «far« ties with which tbe press leetus dur Bathroom newly fitted Op with Poreelgg| <’1*«r«, Toharco, and tIcerettaB. Tub. Hot or Cold Hath» 9A cents * noticeable iu each team ing the but weather. Paint«, Oil«. Glam and Painter»' Hn«»li«* 1 he Myrtle Point * • •« % % •• d» • •• • •«':
