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I m the regret of the people tbHt their |
I leader« did u<4 make this stand
T he ilosEi:t'i«i-Coob B ay Railroad
project bus many advocate* and there
is no doubt iu the minds of many
that it will go through. The follow
ing article is taken from last week’s
Spokesman:
The proposition, in
itiated by the Roseburg Merchants’
Protective Association to seek to form
an alliance with tbe varions towns in
Coos county and build anelectric line
from this place to Marshfield, to form
close connection with tbe proposed
line from Marshfield to North Bend.
1« being enthusiastically received and
endorsed by the various towns in
Coos county. Mr, Louis Barzee, the
secretary of the Merchants' Protective
Association, who was sent to Coos
county with duly accredited letters of
introduction, has been holding public
meetings in all tbe principal towns,
and the proposition has been most en
thusiastically received, ami all kinds
of pledges are being promised. It is
universally realized that it is this
kind of a road that will be a benefit
to the wb<de county, because it open- I
up competition. Charges on an elec
trie road are not necessarily so heavy
as on a railroad, because of reduced
I
expenses io operation. Regardless
of expenses in operation, if but one
road enters the Coos county couutry. I
there will be no relief, but if two en
ter there will be relief, not only to
Roseburg but to the whole county. It
is the duty of all, regardless of io
cality to lend all aid possible to bring
about this much desired end
$150 autograph of Mr. Bernard
Harris is held by th« furniture bouse
while their $30 check which Mr. Har
ris was so careful to cheerfully cash
was by Mr. Paquette turned over to
another parly and it finally came into
tbe bands of A- D. Bradley tbe sec
ond baud dealer. There the matter
rests for the present. Tbe fellow has
eluded tbe officers so far, notbiug
has been heard from him since be
left this city Thursday night.
West Bandon
Fanden s Finest Ocean I iew Lots
J ohn L. S ullivan formerly tbe
champion pugilist of tbe world has
views of bis own on things, and since
be has taken up tbe stage has bad
plenty of chances for interviews.
The following is tbe result of one
reporter’s interview, and isgivenin
bis own graphic way, and while per
sonally and professionally, tie isn't
very high in the estimation of many,
An v tic Visi st. K ites .
be has ideas of his own that would
Itsgsl notices p.-r inch
$3.<s
do credit to anybody:
Adoiniatratois Notici«, each
5<>o
••No." said John L. Sullivan de
Display advertising, pei meli per
cidedly. ‘Tin not sore on marriage,
month
5o
its a good thing if you take it in the
L>ieal Readers, per line
.o5
right way, lint I'm not going to get
Special rat.«« on contract space.
married again just now. And no
widows for me.
bi« pepar is entered at th< B. udon post
"Money ain't everything. It can’t
ofloe us Second-class Mutter.
buy brains; now can it ?
“The tronble with marriage is this;
Tuzar: ia a trust on tittles. This is
Lots of people get married that ain't
one of the latest monopolies and bid
mated; then, of course, its a scrap foi
fair to ba very snccessful for the
life. London rnlea. no rounds without
owners.
a knockout, and tight to a finish if it
takes all sour lift.
T be R oyal Stork of Spam must be
Divorce makes it a limited go. with
off on a vacation. The heir (or heiress)
the judge for a referee, I don’t know
ia not at all punctual on making its
that that’s any better, 1 never got
appearance, and it would be a great
a divorce while my parents wert
joke on “Españole” if the stork would
alive, because they were Catholics
pass them up altoget her.
ami did not believe in it. I'm a
Catholic myself, I don’t know that
R oseburg has had a little experi
that’s aoy better.
M arshfield has had a clean-up day
ence with a nimble tongued swindler
“What is your idea of love?” be
and is inaugurating another. What
this past week and tbe News of that
was asked.
could more attract the visitor to a place comments thusly:
town than a neat, tidy place? It is
“Love,” Baid John L. solemnly,
Thursday afternoon a slick stranger
no ad vertisement to the town to have
means sacrifice. That's what it means.
dropped into tbe Roseburg Furniture
rnbieb piled out around a business Co’s establishment and after intro If a man loves a woman, he's willing
house, or litter along the streets. Out
to die for her. Lots of people talk
ducing himself as Mr. Bernard Har
siders may be attracted to a place by
about
love that don't know what it is.
ris, of Grants Pass, he volunteered
the literature sent out relative to that
And
have you ever loved that way?
tbe information that be bad just ac
place, but their opinions will not be quired a half interest in tbe Hotel
“No,” disclaimed tbe big tnan
greatly strengthened by seeing old
promptly. “I’ve never been in love.
Josephine of that city, and also as
barrels and boxes piled in every
I've liked several women pretty well
Berted that he wanted to buv a lot of
available space that is bandy to get
but I've never felt what. I call love
furniture for his hotel.
at.
\\ ell, he finally selected goods to for any one but my mother and sister.
My time may come yet. That little
tbe amount of $119, and drew from
How would You like to be the ice his pocket two checks already made fellow tbe poetry fellows call Cupid,
man this weather? There is a first out and signed. Both were made has knocked out better men than I
class opening for him in our midst, payable to himself and signed Ber- am and he’s only a bantam weight at
I.et I’ m D o Your
and a good chance to make a mint of nurd Harris They were drawn on a that. If a man is getting $15 to $20
a
week
and
has
$1000
laid
by,
be
money. At the present rate in ice Grants Pass National Bank, and were
[SUCCESSOR It) HOOVER A MONDAY.]
and transportation, it is almost as written in a full round hand. One should marry before he’s 25. Marry
cheap to get it shipped in as to get it of these .checks was for $200 and the and have lots of children; though, of
up the river. Before the earthquake other for $150. The smaller one bo course that’s with the Lord. Some
------- Dealer Iu All Kinds of-------
ice could have been shipped in for gravely endorsed on the back and women have three, some have none.
My sister has eight living,” he added
$5 less on tbe ton. Water is cheap, tendered in payment for the goods.
proudly.
and the cost of the necessary machin
His action created some suspicion
2-vf Having purchased this old and well establish<slfbusinesH. and moved the.: .one to
“This rot about women suffrage j
ery to put in an ice plant and cold in the mind of the manager of the
Civil and Mechanical Eng.
tbe Marshall Building, east side Main street, we solicit a continuance of past, generous
storage combined is nominal com furniture company, but the chock has ruined lots of marriages,” he de
patronage, guaranteeing houest goods, fair prices and courteous treatment to all.
pared to tbe returns. It is a good was accepted and the change some clared .
-
OREGON
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.
"Its all buncombe, and its spoiled [ NORTH BEND,
obRnge for a little thought, for some $30 given Mr. Harris in tbe form of
the
happiness
of
many
young
girls.
that have money not out on interest. a check made payable on the Douglas
I'm not opposed to women’s clubs, J
County Bank.
COQUILLE
continued
the champion, as though
This was about 5 p. in. Mr. Bar
O hoanized L a non has been recog
realizing that he bad struck the ad
nized as the best manner in which the nard Harris went bis way and prompt
vancment of woman a hard blow, j
laboring men could pull together, ly got Mr. Paquette to cash tbe Rose
But a woman shouldn't neglect her |
NOSLERA MORRISON, Proprs.
and in a way protect themselves burg Furniture Co's $30 check, and
home for her clubs, and I believe in j
Coquille, Oregon.
Bridge & Bench
then
sometime
about
six
o
’
clock
came
against the big capitalists, but tbe re
women working for a living if they
StovcN. Ranges mid Heater*
back
to
tbe
store,
ami
the
subject
of
cent disturbances caused by the labor
First-Class Laundry Work
want to after they are married, pro-1
Have in them so many excellencies that tliev are now acknowledged the
unions of San Francisco has made an the worth of liis own $150 check com
greatest sellers on the coast, and they are growing in favor every year. We
of every kind done on short notice,
vided they want to and have no cbil-1
ing
up
be
asserted
its
genuineness
have
the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household ami office necessities,
army of doubters. Public sentiment
and at reasonable prices.
dren,
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
and
hie
pained
feelings
that
any
one
is of great assistance in favor of tbe
W omen don't want to see too much Satisfaction is (Inarantced. |
Our assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
strikers, but they cannot hope to at should for a moment doubt bis hon
of
tbe
world,
though,
he
cautioned.
|
2-yf’Orders left on Mondays with our Ban
tain that by proceeding as they do. esty, so the matter passed. At 7 p.
Tinning <& F’lvim.loing a. Specialty
There is too much that is Dail going don agent, A. O. TROWBRIDGE, will be
m.
the
furniture
company
attempted
The street car service in that great
on in it. Look at that Thaw trial. , given careful attention ami delivered in |
c air
he
ardware
an
city, as well as in Portland a few to get the Grants Pass cashier by
Bandon at the store Friday evenings.
Things
lik«
that
are
going
on
all
the
wire
but
failed
to
locate
him,
so
tbe
months ago was tied up and thou
time in a big town. 1 tell yon I feel
sands of working men, women and check was held until Friday morning,
sorry
for that little woman. She didn’t
girls were obliged to walk to their when the telephone brought word
get
a
fair chance. John L. bad
homes after a hard day's work. that Mr. Bernard Harris was not
grown
very
solemn again.
Sympathizing unions instructed their known at the bank at Grants Pass,’ I
At North Bend
Virtue
is
everything
to a woman,
members not to ride on the cars, as nor were the Hotel Josephine people I
ho
said.
The
moment
she
loses
it,
its
long as “scab" labor was used. The aware of bis holding a half interest in 1
to tbe tall timber for her.
BJVISTIDOLT, OREC1ON
result was that not only tbe individu that hostelry. It began to look like
Is now open for the le
al street car company was buri, but a clear piece of bunco.
ception of patients. Tbe
Capital $25,000.00
Where do you get your feed and
Tbe Hotel McClallen. this city,
all of tbe mercantile establishments
terms are $10 per week
I BOARD OF DIRECTORS; .1, L. K bonknbkhg , President, J. D rnrolm , Vice I’reS
in those cities. Tbe big department was visited and here Mr. Bernard groceries? We can save you money.
and upwards. For par
A.
J.
Hartman
F. J. F ahy , Cashier, F hank F lam , T. P. H ani . y .
Btores lost thousands of dollars which Harris had secured apartments, but
ticulars apply to :
reflected on the working man, as they while the room appeared to have
A general banking business transacted, and customers given every accommodation
ran their stores abortbanded during been occupied Thursday night, th •
consistent with safe and conservative banking.
the strike period The same thing is. guest had gone. His room was paid
Correspondents: The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
occurring in San Francisco. It is; for when he engaged it, but at what
Merchants’ National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
not ouly the street car companies that hour and on wliat train be left tbe
The Chase National Bank of New York.
North Bend, Or.
are being tied up, but al) lines of city the McClallen people could give
Bank I m Open from 9 a.m. to 12 in., and 1 p in. to 3 p.m.
— ooo----
business. Several of the largest firms no information. Mr. Bernard Harris
that are affected the most will close had not said adieu to any one. He
Garfield & Von Pegert. j
up their stores until the disturbances simply left.
ARTHUR RICE
í>
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In the meautime the Roseburg
are over, nnd will fill out of town or
a
Jeweler
and
Watchmaker
•ò
ders only. This will not only moan Furniture Co. swore out a warrant
■ù
BANDON, OR.
*
a great loss of business to them but for tlie festive swindle! an<l bis
ù
SOUVENIR
POSTAL CARDS
to their employes. The laboring man description, which is as follows, was
WORK A SPECIALTY.
</ The largest and best assortment in
o
lias the sympathies of all the people, wired to officers in all the valley
■il town. Agates polished and mount
but it ia the class of disturbers in towns as far as Portland and south to
il
If you find a nioe again
il ed to order
pecial
achines
their midst that will eventually turn Ashland.
il while on the beach we will tell von
il
Yon can get them with Recoods from us on easy payments, as
Mr. Bernard Harris is of Hebrew
public sentiment against organized
1> whether it is worth mounting. A
il
uilt to rder il large assortment of wnfehes, clocks,
labor. A little over a year ago almost stock, a rather prominent nose adorn
cheap as at any place in the world.
t
:
:
i
il silverware and Jewelry nf all kinds.
every place of any size in the United mg his features, which are smooth
il
¡States came to the aid of tbe city of shaven, black hair, inclined to curl, Turned Shafting, Cap and Set il Gold and Fountain Pens, including
il the Waterman and Conklin's anto-
Screws,
Machine
Bolts,
San Francisco in her dire misfortune, weighs about 150 pounds arid is prob
il
il 'iM'ie fillers, the Iw-i in the i.rirl • t.
Pipe and Fittings,
to help apbuild tha city. It would ably five feet nine or ten inches in
il We hate the Marshall out- dollai
Successor to V. R. WILSON
Brass Work.
'il
■Mtu like the organized labor would height. Wore a dark suit, light
il fountain pen.
General
Repairing.
Pattern
Shop
in
i
ti ♦ :
hat* doua everything in their power overcoat and a tan colored hat Th i
Bennet’s Plat A
Cheapest Lots in or Around Bandon
Acre Tracts
Convenient to Industrial Lt ist riet
Easy Terms
Small Monthly Paymonts
The Wheeler Real Estate Co.
Surveying, Plating &
Drafting,
OAKLEY & ARNOLD
Steam Laundry.
BANDON MEAT MARKET.
Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables. Lard, Etc. Etc.
NEED A NEW STOVE?
A. M N
,
T
H
M
.
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
BANK
of
BANDON,
Bandon Foundry Sisters of Mercy
Machine Shop
Mill
and
Steamboat
Have You an Edison, Victor, Columbia
or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine?
S
M
B
O
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E. C.
Connection.
BARKER
& CO, Coquille,