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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1906)
• •• • « • •< i • • • Homeseekers and Investors Investigate the Opportunities offered at COQUILLE NEWS NOTES Leander, Our Correspondent Tells of the Week’s Inci dents at the Hub. I.aiigloia and death lay its icy baud upon her brow and palsyed that tongue that spoke words of love and affection to ber family hik ! community. She whs laid to rest in th. I. O. O. F. cemetery at Marshfield by a large concourse of relatives and friends, Marshfield lieiug her former bom-». The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Brown, and was very impressive, for she had a large circle of friends that turned out to pay the last sad tribute of tesfieel that the living can pay the dead and assist to lay ber away id ber tiual resting place of sacred repose. L eander . W e were just reading what some oue says about living without sleep, be claims it is a habit, a uotiou and not a necessity. W e have often de plored the necessity of tieiug laid on Ibe shelf one third of the lime. But what a transformation! No more sleepy time hi the nursery, no more lullabies. W ben it was advocated to live without eating, and Tanner and others experimented ou it, wetbongbt bow we could get ahead to live a year without eating; now, add tb that eight hours per day formerly wasted iu sleep, and what tremendous strides we will make, we are waiting io learn how. amhivkii . Sept 5—Stm Elizabeth with 250 loua of freight, Called at Port Or fcrd Hud left 37 lons. Sept 4- Scb Coquelle, loading al Prosper. Sept 5—Lizzie Prien, loading at Prosper. Th« weather continue« dry and we are in ueed of raiu to extinguish ibe forest fires, for the air is smoky and •AILED. oppressive also the rain is essential Sept 2—Scb Raymond, 2lk> M lum to iovigurate fall feed. ber. Sept 4 -Scb C T Hill, with 230 M The sawmill is running ou a day lumber. and uigbt schedule to fill orders (hat Stm Coquille River has been char require prompt atteutiou, and iu the tered to run to this port- small wee hours of the uigbt the ex haust of the engine cau be beard School opened Monday, Sept 3rd, driving the saws through logs, tilling Butter wrappers piiuted at tbs R e under favorable auspices excepting Notice. the ordtrv awaitiug shipment. corder office. My wife, Floy I. Ostxtrn, having left my that many prospect ive pupils are not County Court was iu session last bed and board without oauae or provoca yet iu attendance. week aud tbai august laxly of fiuHu- tion, I hereby notify the public that 1 will Mrs. Nelson ami little daughter ar- ciers met as h board of equalization pay no Bills incurred by her on and after tived from Bandon last Tuesday ami this date. H ilvbhtsb E. O sborn . to adjust aud dispose of all grievance Dated at Bandon, Or. Aug 30, 1906. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank At North Bend of the rt*ceui Hssessuieut roll. There Langlois. ----- ooo----- whs some changes aud rectifications Moss Averill, who is now located al Mr. and Mrs J C, Logan passed Is oow open for the re the Point Bonita lighthouse has a through towu last Monday enroute of minor importance. ception of patients. The There is a good many of our festive tbirty-day lay off and is visiting Ban for Brush’s creek where Mr Logan terms ate fit) per week will soon resume teaching They s[ orts aud young bloods have gone to don friends. and upwards. Fur par were accompanied as far as Langlois ticulars apply to : : Roseburg to take iu the Fair, but the At the term of the circuit court by Mrs. W illiams. Mrs. W m. Logan’s chances aie the Roseburgers will take held at Hold Beach, Deputy Fish mother, who remains to visit friends them iu aud we cau expect to see Warden Webster had a case against here. them walking home over the Coos R. D. Hume because the latter refused Miss Cora Russell is home again North Bend, Or. Bay wHgon road, wiser aud sadder at to take out a cannery license this year. after speuding a few mouth at Marsh Hume claimed that tbe cannery ami heart. field. cold storage license law was uncon * <• ♦ *.♦ <• •> ♦ * ♦.♦».♦»••♦».‘MO» * Mrs. Alfred Johnson still remains A basket social dance will be held •: stitutional, ami Judge Hamilton so critically ill, aud iu Mrs. Bruce is no held for the reason that in tbe bead at Bowman hall next Saturday even * perceptible change. ing of tbe act there was no intimation ing Sept. 8. The girls are getting * ready and anticipating a good time. Last Friday evening as the twilight that cauneriee were to be taxed. * : Machinery for the oil well is now had faded away aud the moon had —ooo — Vk * in Bandon awaiting transportation X commenced to cast its refulgent rays The fireman's bat, started out by * down, when work will agaiu be re ❖ * over our quiet city, we were thrown tbe Sail Francisco department aud •x sumed there. We hope their efforts « into consternation by the uuusua) which was recently iu Roseburg, is « may prove successful. A ❖ flitting of mirages and spectres aud attracting much attention. •X ❖ stars at all points of the compass ♦ Iu speakiug of the helmet which is ♦ ❖ some in red, crimson and variegated now on its tour around tbe world, ❖ * colors of violet and blue, but the oue of tbe Portland papers says, ❖ * : majority was clad in snow white among other things: —-c * Y*#*?? r >bes. Thinking that tbe millennium Tbe agent at Roseburg attached « ■X ❖ had come and the white robed angels the following, written ou a stiff piece •> « was descending upon ns, I beat a of leather wired to tbe inside of the ❖ « ❖ b isty retreat for some secluded place. crown: Proprietors. •> £ Every town has a slogan. J when I found my old frieutl Lynn Bandon, - Oregon. : ❖ Just like “ Watch Tacoma grow. ” I Doyle who informed me that it was •> And the beer that made Milwaukee. ❖ * ❖ ❖ ♦ * . a galaxy of ladies of our city aud sis Well, that isn't so doggon slow, . ter cities assembled as representatives ‘l'is h 11 with all these pikers. of the Order of Eastern Star, an Let's put them ou the dump, THE auxiliary to the A. F. & A M. My Now listen here's a warcry— Watch Roseburg take a bump. fairs were allayed and I became rec Redding, Cal., contributed: “Roses onciled. Summing it up they spent are red and violets are blue. You send a pleasant evening and all enjoyed themselves and all departed with a me ten and I'll owj you,” to which j kind feeling for tbe past and hoping Gloomy Gus replied: Roses are red ALVIN MUNCK, Prop. ita E and carnations are pink. I'll send yon for a recurrent e in the future. ■* —w«?— - Poor Lynn, misfortune overtook ten, I don't think.” Brownsville at >• Best Wines, him again last Sunday. He bad all lacked a tag reading: “I want to go ■ - arrangements perfected to take Annie to the Bowery, so lake me to New • N Liq uors and - York. ” while tbe tag from Riddle on that excursion t<> your city but be « Cigars. fore starting be visited Peoples' but says: “As yon are but a bat you cau . M X- go your way, Lilt if you were Hattie termilk factory and missed the boat Queer stuff, that butteimilk, when it we’<l ask yon to slay.’’ We invite our friends to call < M At Springfield the tug added read: transforms a scow load of bay into and see uh , Blacksmith and Wagonmaker an excursion boat loaded with people. ■■.Made stop at ibis place; dry town, However he was seen later in the day j no beer and lhe water bad.", l he Sa All kinds of Iron, Steel at oard ibe scow load of bay studying |em tag is: "Slopped l.ei» and did and Wood work Executed t .. «. azimuth aud trying to compute i not see tbe governor, aud was kicked on short notice. longitude aud latitude but generally I out of town by Ibe uigbt expressman.” «peaking he was rtiuuing on dead Addie Garbe, of Aumsville, Ore., r reckoning, but I atu informed he got wrote- “Would like to correspond of a‘l kind promptly done. HOKNENHOEING there iu time to help unload some with owner of this bat,” while the use ■ Ì» a specialty. - ■ white topped seboonera that crossed of the helmet as a matrimonial agency •* ■ B andon , ... O bkoon . over the bar for unloading, before tbe was likewise taken advantage of by ¡George Busch, Russell McMullen boat returned iu tlieeveuing. There has been an nniisnally large and D. Matthew«, of Roseburg who ■A-3-3-3-3-3-5-3-».3-3-3-3-59-3 3» 3-3-3-BX, I ■ ARTHUR RICE amount of freight iu transit the last wrote: “If any young ladies -should ft ft has a select stock of Jeweler and Watchmaker 3 | bappeu to read this and feel inclined ft week for the different points ou the ■ .. ft BANDON, OR. - ft - river Tbe Coqnillers must eat not to correspond with three tine younu * - 3 s SOUVENIR POSTAI. CARDS. ft withstanding ibe recent strike inaug men, «end a line and get acquainted 3 ft * ■ •? The largeHt and I h - h I asHortment in 3 - by mail—the surest way.’’ crated at tbe metropolis. B town. Aitateli polished and mount 3 •* ■ and ■í ft Driver Mitchell,of lhe Wells Fargo ft ed to order If you find a nice agate ft Death has agaiu invaded our do 3 while on I tie beach we w ill tell you ft » ■ B main and knocked audibly at ourdooi agency at Albany, was responsible for ft 3 „ ^tr;nn Ijirr on [Jraught. whether it is worth monnting. A ft for admission, taking for its victim the following; “Check one Holy- ft large ««sortnient of wk I c I ich . clocks, ft « 3 tbe wife of oue of our most respected Roller short." Elizabeth Francisco, 8 silverware and Jewelry of all kinds. ft Cot'BTEors T reatment . Gold and EonntHin Pen«, including ft c'tizena Mrs. John Yoakam. Last at Chemawa. tied a diminutive horse i tile Waterman ami Conklin's auto 3 e<. ft •H .> «y i ■ r<»ss 1 ?!•<»« Monday evening as the sun was sink shoe to the helmet and sent a card as 3 matic fillers, the treni in the market. ft ft We liHVe ttie Marshall one dollar »*■ ing in lhe western horizon, the lamp follows: “Here's to the fireman with ft Bandoli, Oa**g«»n ft fonntain pen. ft w of life of Mrs. Yoakam whs ex courage aud pluck, and may this ft i u9 3-3-3-33ft tinguisbed. At her bedside was a horsesbi e bung him good lock.” The I loving and devoted bushsod, mother, express agent at Dillard tied to it an CLARENCE Y. LOWE, and other relatives, doing all that envelope containing a sum of money Rnndon. Oregon, tinman power could to alleviate ber to be forwarded to tbe fireman who suffering and check the ravages of wore it. Another sent a tin watch that ilreHtl disease, consumption Bill and other trinkets became fastened to la just in receipt of a new and fresh stock of by a decree from an omnipotent pow- the helmet on its trip, making a total P. B. HOYT, Prop. I er her spirit took its departure making of 39 tags and contribution«. As it Drugs and Chemical«, irreparable loss to a devoted Inisband is, lhe helmet is practically covered, Patent and Proprietary Preparations Located In EL DORADO BUILDING. and household. At times it seems and so many res|M>fide<| lietween San Toilet Articles. Flral street. BANDON. DHMiON cruel that one whose sun of useful Francisco and Portland, the express OruggiatM Nuntlrirsi. SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR P erfumes , B rushes , H pomom , S oap . □ess was at its meridian height sur employes are wondering what the (’CITING AT HTANDAHD PRK EH. N uts and C andies . rounded with nil of lhe comfort« of helmet will look like wfiep |bp THE MERCY HOSPITAL BA ND ON The Growing Town of Coos County / MARINE ’h-5^-34^-3-5-3-3 ■?»-5-5 5-9-33 Sisters of Mercy Eldorado s Wines, Liquors and Cigars.... JOB... Basin us sen Br os. PRINTING Neatly and Promptly Done at the Recorder office ANCHOR BAR 1 J. W. Field That’s the Ship Smithing Stuff. The Opera WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS. The Manufacturing Town El, D orado The Coming Summer 1 Resort of the Oregon Coast. TONSORIAL PARLORS Druggist and Apothecary Rathreom newly titled up with Per«rlaln i life «hould be marked fur a victim. journey is ended Tnh. . Hot pr fold Hath« «A rent« • • L’l<ar«, Tobacco« and Cigarette*. Paint«, Oil«, OI rm and Pifiittw«’ Bnpplie« f • •