COQUILLE NEWS NOTES
XlOni6S6GK6rS Leander’Our Corre»pondent
Tell, of the Week’. Inci
dent. at the Hub.
and
Investors
Tb« last week’s rain has*purified
tbe air and at the present time we are
enjoyiug tbe balmiest weather of tbe
season.
Investigate the
Opportunities offered at
BA NDON
The
Growing
Town
of
Coos County
!
Circuit Court has adjourned and
the dove of peace aud tranquility is
hovering over us. There was a large
docket to dispose of. Some of tbe
cases were settled aud others were
continued. The all important one—
Baiter Broa.— remains ousettled aud
enshrouded in mystery.
However,
they still contioue to dispense the
elixir of life to tbe thirsty uotwith
standiug the prophesy of what would
happen. There was some contention
relative to tbe divorce cases and only
one granted of tbe number asked for
and that was not Lynn Doyle's, for
that was waiting Judge Quick s de
cision. Divorce eases form a promi
nent factor in our court calendar at
tbe present time and it is to be re
gretted that there are so many mis
mated couplee: today divorce is an
every day occurrence, its prevalence
is indeed sometbiug like an epidemic
in tbe land. Yet in tbe days when
no divorce was possible with the
masses, murder by poisoning, was al
most as common as divorce is today
When two people find life under one
roof and one name obnoxious, separa
lion is tbe only moral and decent
course to pursue. Surely of tbe two
evils divorce is preferable to murder.
Ooe of our fellow townsmen, Judge
Cecil has sold bis property here, and
accompanied by bis estimable wife
took bis departure for California to
eside in the future. We regret to
lose them, but our loss is California's
gain.
There is considerable activity in tbe
real estate business;several sales have
been consummated recently, showing
an increased valuation. It is as
suming a Bay boom.
Col. Rosa, Chris Raemuaaen. W. H.
Logan and the Recorder mao drove
down to tbe Clark it Dwyer ranch
1«^ Saturday to spend a couple of
da;» in tbe bill«. To s«y that we
were royally entertained would be
putting it mildly They have ooe ol'
tbe beat stock ranches tn Curry couu-
ty. a tine large bouse well furnished
and a model m ueatuees but both o '
these men are bachelors, and have
lived there uuder tbe brow of old Ed
son Butte for Io, these many years.
How they have escaped tbe soares o '
tbe handsome widows aod buxom las
sie« for tbe past thirty year« ia a ques
tion tbat ia shrouded in tbe deepest
mystery. Of course, it in bioted tbat
it is not too late yet for them to be
enveigled into an alliance.
Pat is tbe housekeeper and his
long experience has made bim an
adept at tbe business. He bakes
bread and cooks spring chicken like
a French cbef. Pat is also a singer
of the first class«. He composes bis
owu Bongs and has a string of them
as long ns your arm. He favored us
with a number of them including l'be
Dairyville Organ, Marguerite, aud
Bachelor's Life. We priot below the
words of tbe latter:
and ten feet long and rolled into it
with all fonr feet bigb io the air. It
» m a plain case of suicide and Logan
insisted on burying her and finishing
the job. Clark & Dwyer informed us
that they bad no extra horses that
they would loan us. and as we could
not pull the wagoo up the mountain
we had to pull tbe mare out of the
bole. There was a look of sad dis
appointment on her face when she
realized that «be was not to die and
«be was broken hearted ail tbe way
borne.
C
MARINE
J
ABSrva»,
Sept 17—Tug G. R. Vosburg from
Portland.
Sept 18— Stm Elizabeth, 125 tona
from 8 F.
num
Sept 16 -Scb Lizzie Prien for 8 F
with 175 M lumber.
Sept 16—Stm Coquille River for S
F with 200 M lumber, 20 oorda match
wood, 300,000 sb i ng les.
Sept 19—Tng G. R. Vosburg for
Astoria.
Sept 19—Tug Triumph for Port
On tbe way in tbe party slopped at land.
tbe N. R. Smith raoch for dioner.
N. R. was not at home but Mrs. Smith
Butter wrappers prioted at tbe R e
was and she soon tired us out with a corder office.
dinner that was tit for tbe gods. Tbe
Smith ranch is located oo top of tbe
mountain and anyone who thinks tbe
soil is not good on tbe bills abonld
At North Bend
go up there and see their garden,
orchard and grain fields.
Is now open for the re
ception of patient«. The
terma ate $ 10 per week
and upward«. For par
ticular« apply to : :
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
LEWIN’S
Market Sisters of Mercy
North
lat Spasm
A bachelor « tile is nothitig but strife
All Kinds of
Tho some call it free from care;
Yon make your own bread—
It's as heavy as lead.
It will sink you in your boot« I declare.
Why don't you get a wife, she’s the oom
fort of man's life,
She will bake and mend your olotbea
with oare;
Yonr bread will be so light it will raise
you out of sight
Furnished at Living Prices. A «bare
You will float like a buzzard on the air.
of the Public Patronage
2nd Spasm.
Solicited.
If yon «re poor, bard work you ninet
endure,
Go and get a wife if you oan ;
To live in tbe mountains and lead
a single life
It was never intended for a man.
If you wished you lived there to breath
tbe mountain air,
How happy it would be for two;
You would call her little pet
She would love you, ves you bet,
Wouldn't tbat be nice for you.
3rd Spasm.
Then pity the batch, on bis door he
has a latch,
When he goes out he puts on a latch
and key,
When be comes home at night be looks
like a fright
, There is no one to help him to bis tea.
The cabin it is dark, on the hearth
there’s ne’er a spark
Everything is silent as the grave;
Ah! theu where is tbe pleasure of a
single life
A man bad better be a slave.
I suppose you'd like to know the reason
why it’s so
There a>e so many lead a single life:
The ladies are so gav. in the mountains
they will uot stay
A man there cannot gel a wife.
I he barbs' milt to blame
The girls should be ashamed,
I’hey pui on «o many airs and flirt about.
You must let them have their wav and
do just as they say
If yon don't they'll bang their lip and pout,
lib Spasm.
The men lb<v are amoere, tbe girls they
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
act so queer
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They must have a dozen beaiiB—no Its«.
All kinds of Iron, Steel -
They will play with yon aiul f.iol.
and Wood work Executed
They are trteky as a mule
You had better let them lie I guess.
on short notice.
But if you should fall in love
It's a blessing from above
If your darling nhonld love you in return
Better take her for your wife,
of a'l kind promptly done.
Settle dowu for life,
HORNKNHOKIMG
Yon bet your boots you’ll never, never
a specialty.
mourn.
B indon ,
...
On soon .
MEATS and
PROVISIONS
E. LEWIN Prop.
JOB
PRINTING
Neatly and
Promptly
Done at the
Recorder office
Tbe all absorbing topic now is the
approaching fair at Arago. There is
»•'me 20 horses being trained to test
I heir speed, and tbe old renowned
track is iu excellent condition con
sequently the lover of sport can sat
isfy his most sanguine expectations,
Mrs. Alfred Johnson aud Mrs
Bruce Hre both convalescent and then
legion of friends have assured hope*,
of recovery.
There are a great u.any strangers
hi onr city at the present time; some
are seeking investment, others are on
pleasure excursions
Tbe bouses of IVm. Nye and Paul
son are nearing completion. Tbej
ire tine designs of urcbeitecf lira) con-
tiuetiou Hud when completed will be
< handsome acquisition to our city.
The Clean up Club is still in ex
isteuce. Mayor Stanley is in colln
<ion with them «nd have weeklj
meetings and designate some one that
will fall a victim to their soap aud
scrub brush. My old friend, Lynn
Doyle was tbe last victim. The ladies
have cleaned him up so be looks like
When ws arrived Clark was getting
a young dude iu lien of one that bad
been kept on Peoples butter-milk out some rails tbe same as Abe
L'be good book tell«. .u« t-berc-is re I Lincoln was accustomed to do. He iY
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demption for the vilest sinner.
ARTHUR
RICE
S
said be had a bad dream—he did not
One of the problems that confronts
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
us now is why does Becky Luvkiss dream tbat be was president, but
BANDON, OR.
bsug around the mill store so much something equally as bad. He was
NOUVENIR
PORTAL CARDS.
and make a specialty of trading with invited Io have something and forget
The largest and best assortment in
Fay Jones. Is she trying to coquette it. He then told us to go down to
town. Agates polished and mount
aud trifle with his affections tbe same
ed to order If you find a nice agate
tbe bonne aud if we could persuade
a* she did with Geo. Mooltin and
while on tbe beach we will tell yon
Pat to keep ne. «11 well «nd good—
Varney.
whether it ia worth mounting. A
large assortment of watches, clocks,
L tander .
«"'I Pat agreed. Their ouly regret
silverware and Jewelry of all kinds.
that
we
did
not
bring
Adam
. w as
Bandon Real Estate Co. report tbe
Gold and Fountain Pena, including
Persbbaker along—they said Adam
tbe Waterman and Conklin'a auto
following transfers:
matic fillers, the best in tbe market,
Mrs. Jennie tiros« to H. F. Mor was Adam good bunter and could
We have the Marshall one dollar
rwon lots 1, 2, 7, 8. #650.
furnish ns with meat. However, we
fountain pen.
R. W. Lundy to Domenico Petroun took Columbia river salmon from the
block 45. Portland Add., #176.
Coquille river Hlung and it did not
State of Oregon to C. T. Blonien-
make and difference whether we had
rolber. the Edwin Crook ranch, 356
meat
or not It w«s agreed, nevertbe
acres. #892.
C. T. BluiDenroiber to R. \V. Lundy less, tbat Adam should go along tbe
Edwiu Crook ranch. #1070.
next trip.
'
l'be party would surely have «lain
Warien Parker lias a good cow for
sale cheap.
many a deer bad Dot an «ccideut bap
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Several families from San Diego
pencil
just
as
we
were
preparing
to
are expected here aom to locate in
ibis vicinity.
bike for tbe mountain« at sunrise
A. G. Hoyt has been seriously ill t)f One of onr borse« decided tbat tbe t.orated in EL DORADO BUILDING.
Flrat Htraet, HANDOM. OKKOON
gripfie. tbe past week. Iml is rep>rted
livery
business
i"
twt
wbat
it
cracked
better today.
SHAVING, SHAMINMHNG AND HAIK
Frank Mayer. the fellow who up to be and decided to commit sui
CUTTING AT STANDAKD I’BICES.
robbed his (luuk-maten on tbe Eliz
cide.
He
site
found
a
nice
little
Bathroom newly fitted ap with I’oroelaln
abetb y»R sentenced |<> imp ypar in
J. W. Field
Bend, Or.
The
Eldorado
Wines, Liquors
and Cigars
Rasmussen Bros
Proprietors.
Oregon.
Bandon,
ANCHOR
BAR
ALVIN MUNCK, Prop.
—w---
Best Wines
W« invite our friends to cell
and see ns,
Stuff.
That's the
Ship Smithing
The Manufacturing
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Town.
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The Coming Summer
Resort of the
Oregon Coast
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TONSORIAL PARLORS
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gulch three feet
'brae fret wide
Tab.
Hot or Cold Both« »5
baa a select stock of
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS.
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CLARENCE Y.
Randal
J
LOWE,
Oregon.
Druggist and Apothecary
Is just In reoeipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Article«.
Ikruggiata Na ss dr lew.
P erfume «, B rcshes , S fomoer , H oaf .
N u TS AMD C a MDIER.
< l«Wr». Tobaccos an« t'lnrettea.
Paint«. Vila. Gl«a «nd P»iat«s* Snppliee