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¡COQUILLE NEWS NOTES
Homeseekers
and
Investors
fine appearance in their gaudy uni­
forms, and if cloth was the criterion
to go by it would be hard to dis
tinguisb them from the Salvation
Army and it would be necessary to
lagtbem allesamee as Boak aud John­
son to identify the latter from Tim
niOBH cbmainen, for it would take a
scrutinizing eye to distinguish the
difference in appearance and lan­
guage. However, the band boys art
to be complimented iu the progresi-
they have made considering the ob­
stacles they bad to surmount, and it
is to be hoped they will receive a lib­
eral patronage iu the future.
Lust, week Fat Lorenz officiated a-
purser on I tie Dispatch in lieu o!
Johnson wi'li tliu result that. Fit’
heavy avoirdupois loaded the Dis
I patch so it was impossible to take
much freight aboard ship and it be
came necessary t-> press ibe Liberty
I into service to relieve the congest ion
I of accumulate i freight. Bui lstei
, Johnson lias returned and th ) boat
I lias freight capacity aga>n.
Tbe festive sports are ret liming
from Roseburg as predicted, a sorry
and dilapidated outfit, and they are
'congregated together telling bow it
Ioccurred.
Our worthy deputy clerk hied away
. to the valley last week and captured
! one of mother Eve's fair daughters
> from those valley fellows Now tbi“
I was unkind of Pete to alight our Co­
quille girls that way, but being en
dowed witb a forgiving spirit will
overlook it this lime and wish them a
happy voyage over life's troubled sea
and may no storms arise to mar their
! happiness.
The city council are going to ren
ovate and readjust tbe water froot, a
much needed improvement, for tb«>
{ •lockage facilities are limited And
then you Bandonians can get ashore
; without climbing over lumber and
old debris, spoiling your Sunday
trousers and making yon unpresent­
able to onr citizens
Tbe womens' clean-lip club is slill
in existence under the assumed name
of Piogressive Club and we endeavor
to keep clear of ibem. Poor Lynn
Doyle must have fallen a victim hi
their searchers for be appeared on the
streets with new and clean under
garments. Whether tbeclub furnished
The Coming Summer
Resort of the
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tbe revolver taken from bim. De­
prived of bis means of warfare, Rob­
bins started borne at a lively gait,
leaving tbe comforting assurance that
be would return in tbe immediate
subsequent witb a shotgun and finish
up bis stunt.
But Le uever came back.
Officers were apprised of tbe fracas
and they are searching high and low
for tbe culprit, wbo seems to have
dropped into a bed of quicksand. It
is understood tbe officers are de­
termined on bia apprehension aud
will search every nook and ersnoy
near Myrtle Point until be is found
—Coos Bay Times
¡*52 aud to the Coquille iu‘53 gave a
most interesting account of his early
experieucee, how he formed the ao
quaintauce of an Indian boy that re­
sulted iu saving bis life several times
The rain the past few days, while it
afterward. He also spoke with en­
has not descender! in as copious quan­
thusiasm of the virgio beauty of the
tities as we would like, nevertbelees
Coquille river aud valley.
it is acceptable for it has extinguished
BUSINESS MEEfING.
the forest tires, refreshed the earth
The business meeting of the society
and purified the air.
follower! tbe exercises of Friday after­
Circuit Court is now in session. noon.
The minutes of tbe last meeting
Judge Burnett presiding and our
held
iu North Bend in 1904, were
streets are thronged with people froui
read and approved. It was decided
all parts of the county. The litigants
to bold tbe next meeting at Baudoo
appear to be many, and the majority next year iu conjunction with tbe G.
will depart from the ball of justice A R. reunion.
Tbe following officers were elected:
wiser iu knowledge, sadder at heart
President—Col. R. H. Rosa.
and poorer iu finance. Noticeable
Secretary—Mrs. Viola Rosa.
among the disciples of Blackstone,
Treasurer—E. W. Hermann.
attending court are T. 8. Minott, of
Retiring president Lowe was em-
San Francisco, formerly of Marsh powered to name tbe two vice presi
field. Hall & Hall, Douglas, Seamau, dents
Historian—Orvil Dodge.
Coke, McKnigbt, Upton and Brown
A vote of tbankB was extended
and the old war horse, J. W. Beunett.
Judge Seblbrede for bis kindness io
with his genial countenance accom­ delivering tbe address, and to all
panied with bis ready wit and humor. others for their kindness toward the
It would be an unusual digression to society.
Tbe treasurer was empowered to
have court without Joe for be is the
pay
all bills incurred.
remaining and sole survivor of the
It was voted that children of pion
old legal lights of bygone days.
eers and anyone who bad lived io tbe
Mrs. Alfred Johnson hHS been re- county for 25 years should be eligible
moved to the hospital at Marshfield to membership iu tbe society.
A committee to collect tbe names of
and her many friends here wish her b
deceased members yf tbe society was
speedy recovery.
appointed consisting of Orvil Dodge
Land & Lyons have opened up for Myrtle Point, D F. Dean for
their wholesale store and are doing a Coquille and Dr. C. W. Tower foi
Marshfield.
lucrative business.
A vote of tbauks was extended to
Our band made its appearance Sat­ tbe pioneers veteran band and citizens
urday evening clad in their new uni­ iu general for helping to make tbe
forms and discoursed some fine selec­ meeting a success, and adjournment
tions of music. The boys present a was taken. —Enterprise.
BA ND ON
The
Growing
Town
of
Coos County
Town
abot, Robbins was overpowered aod
Leander, Our Correspondent
Tells of the Week’s Inci­
dents at the Hub.
Investigate the
Opportunities offered at
The Manufacturing
Pioneers Reunion.
, tbe aforesaid gnrmenta>our deponent
knowetb not. am! neither was fie
fmoking tbe veiitable corn cob pipe.
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For Sale—165 steel range for $25.
used about one year. #60 New Home
sewiug machine, fit), used about four
years, has had good care. Other
household furniture very cheap.
N rs . N. A. R obs , Lamps, Or.
The Sentinel is sorry to learn that
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cecil, accom­
panied by their son and daughter-in-
law, are to leave Coquille about the
end of September to locate in Cali­
fornia. This week Mr. Cecil sold bis
property in town to Mrs, Alice
Hatcher for $800, and he is otherwise
preparing for his early departure.
They expect to spend tbe winter at
Redding, Cal., aod if not engaging in
business of some kind may conclude
to settle in southern California. Tbe
best wishes of oue aod all will ac­
company them.— Sentinel.
MARINE
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Sept IL—8cb Coquelle for 8 P with
175 M lumber.
Sept 10—Stm Klizabtfh to S V
witb £50 M lumber, A) eowfo aaaleh-
wood and 100 tone miac.
laaiTBD.
Sept 12—Stm Coquille River from
Sao Francisco.
Nolle«
My wife, Floy I. Osborn, having left my
bed and board without eeuee or provoca­
tion. I hereby notify the public that I will
pay no bills incurred by her on aod after
this date.
8n.va.raa E. Osaontt
Dated at Bandon, Or. Aug. 30, 1906.
Butter wrappers printed at tbe R e ­
corder office.
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
At North Bend
Is now open for the re­
ception of patients. Tbe
terms nie $10 per week
and upwards, For par­
ticulars apply to : :
Sisters of Mercy
North
Bend, Or.
FROM BUSY PROSPER
Tbe Prosper Canning Co. com
meuced operations Tuesday and
canned about 500 fish, tbe first of tbe
season’s run. Fred Helgren caught
atout 100 fish Tuesday night. Most
of the salmon were silversides.
R. VV. Bullard caught about 40<>
salmon with bis crane Tuesday wbicb,
were taken to tbe Prosper cannery b«
the Hermann Bros, uew gasoline
launch.
Tbe tiist side set of frameR on tbe
uew vessel building at tbe Henckeu-
dorff shipyard were set up Tuesday.
There are about thirty men employed
at tbe shipyard.
The Prosper Mill Co. is potting in
a new cylinder in one of their eogines
to replace the one that was put out of
commission two mouths ago. Tori'
Lewis mid Chas. Kime are doing the
work and the mill will start in full
blast again when this work is coui
pleted.
The C hi uiiin-Criles Mill Co. i-
awing lunibei fur the VHseel belili:
built at I be Heiickeiidorll stupynril
The builder reports that they art1
furnishing a fine quality of timbei
for tbe vessel.
JOB...
PRINTING
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Best Wines,
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J. W. Field
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
All kinds of Iron, Steel
and Wood work Executed
on short notice.
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Ship Smithing
Robbins’ Aim
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We invite our friends to call
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and see us,
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Myrtle Point Man Takes a
Shot at his Neighbor.
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Opera
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Myrtle Point is all wrought up
ARTHUR RICE
over a shooting scrape that happened ‘J
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Jeweler and
Watchmaker
late yesterday afternoon, and VV. F
BANDON, OR.
Robbins, who executed tbe gun prac
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8OCVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
tice, is a fugutive from justice, prob
I The largest and beat assortment in
al'ly hiding somewhere in the woods, ’ town. Agates polished and mount-
i ed to order If you find a nice agate
sirce the officers bad not located him ’ while on the beach we will tell yon
st last reports. Robbins and David •à i whether it ia worth mounting. A
>r ' large assortment of watches, clocks.
McNeir Hre neighboring farmers liv
i ailveiware and Jewelry of all kinds,
mg in tbe vicinity of Myrtle Point, i Gold Hnd Fountain Pens, including
' the Waterman and Conklin's aulo-
and reports say bad blood has ex
, malic filhra, the beHt in the market,
iMed between them for some time ' We have the Marshall one dollar
Robbins went to McNeir s borne and • fountain pen.
accused McNeir of “setting his dogs
on Bobbin's bogs. A parley ensued
and the host ordered Robbins out of
hie house Whether any demonstra­
tion by McNeir or his household was
made is not stated, but Robbins drew
a revolver and opened fire on McNeir
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
In bis nervous condition Robbios'
aim was faulty and instead of shoot­
ing McNeir hia bullet aped wide of ■.orated In EL DORADO BUILDING,
First Street, HA NIKIN. OKFUON
tbe mark and struck Miss Lulu Me
Neir, a sister of the intended victim, BRAVINO, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
on tbe leg making only an abrasion,
as it barely graze«! theyoiiog woman's Hathrnom newly fitted np with Porcelain
Tub. Rot or Cold Rathe tfi cents
limb, Before be c«>nld tire a second
E l D orado
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WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS.
girati Iji-rr on {Jraughf.
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Bandon,
Oregon
CLARENCE Y.
Bandon.
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and Apothecary
TONSORIAL PARLORS Druggist
le just In receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Drnggiatn Nanttrieth
P erfumer . B hubher , S poiokh , S oap ,
N uts and C akpiks .
Cigar., Tobacco. and Clgarettoe.
Paints. Oil«, Glass and Painter«’ Supplies.