t
last Wednesday just out» de the
Heads, being the first oitf-of these
«picer locking vessels ever -ven her«
«lost t> shore where die wind»
are n »t s. strong is tai the: nut
very necei>asy t< distinguish between
these two disorders. A mild cas-*
of
measles inav be treated by du
I. J .Simpsuu ui<l others have a
mestic
means
A case of scarletina
donkey engine it work near the Lake
< ream er y < leaning out the I- gs aiulj demands th«* presence of a «loctor.
Digging Canal at Ten Mile,
stumps from th« lake, after which
the engine will be mounted on a
scow and rigged to do dredging .
The little channel between North
Lake and Ten Mile is to be deepened
t<' enable boats to travel between the
lakes at any stage of the tide.
The channel is to be dredged for
about half a mile.
It is important that the two lakes
be connected, as a great «leal of milk
is gathered up from the farmers
along the edges of both lakes,
which work is done in gasoline
launches.
Several fishing parties are now
fishing at Ten Mile. Deer are said
to be plentiful in this territory at
the present.
Strawberries
all
Summer.
According to Secretary William
son of the state board of horticulture,
the cherry crop of Oregon will be
large and of good grade. The late
rains have done no damage, in fact,
on the other hand, have aided the
crop materially, says th«' Journal.
The canneries of Salem, on ac
count of inability to secure help ami
prospects of large crops, are paying
four cents per puun«l tor the best
grade of fruit and for the same var
iety that the California canneries are
paying 8 cents.
The strawberry crop has been
very satisfactory, althongh not as ex
pected. Pickets hate been scarce
and a high price has been paid them,
but despite those conditions the
growers have reason to rejoice.
Crops in the east were ruined and
there was no slump in the home
market that affected the Oregon
grower. The season this year has
also been a long one, but the straw
berries are now disappearing.
“The time is coming says Mr.
Williamson, “when Oregon will have
strawberries all summer. There are
places in the Cascade and Coast
ranges where strawberries do not
ripen until the latter |>art of July.
When the numerous electric lines
contemplate«! are complet«*«! and
these now remote districts are mad«
accessible, (fregon people can eat
strawberries until the middle of
August and later."
A Red Headed Man.
Buy your Fourth of July Shoes at
M Brewer’s. He has the best shoes
at th«- lowest prices in Men’s,
Ladies' and Children’s.
C oal F or S ale . — First-class
o il at $3 per ton in sacks or $2.50
n scow loads. I.«*ave orders at
Peterson’s Landing, above Riverton.
C has . P eterson ,
How to Clean Burnt Dishes.
i Las« fat nal" • number of choice
r«-mtt*r<iM> I »ta Hi the town of Bamlon.
Time Will b» given to suit the coo
BOWMAN CIGAR CO.
««■mence of til«* buyer, W here a sulla
factory down payment can lx* ina li.
These hits nre sheltered from the
For a short time la*»t Wednesday ocean wimls, and are the most desir-
Port < )rf«»rd had a thrill of exileme nt itble Guild.ng lots in all the town.
occasioned by the wharf catching fire
Address.
E. M. Ft khan .
from a -park from the donkey engine
Bandon. Oregon.
w hile all hands were at dinner
A
heavy witul was blowing and the
tire made rapid headway, but _was
fortunately discovered in time to be
subdued before serious damage was
done. Everybody hurried to assist,
ami with buckets anil two tire « xtin
- ooo-----
guishers won the victoty.
MANI rw’TI HKKM i»F
FIN 1*2
Mail Order»
and
Call at the Bandon Co-operative
Realty Co.
I
His Many Trials.
Lillie Way Return.s
Reail this and thank the powers
that be that you are what you are.
The Indianapolis News claims to
have discovered the editor, who has
time despite his heavy duties as“a
moulder of public opinion,” to keep
track of his material and mental pro
gress during the year and offers the
following summary of his experience:
Been broke 300 times.
Had money 65 times.
Praised by the public «) times.
Asketl to drink .8 times.
Refused to drink o times
Missed prayer meeting 52 times
Been roasted 521 times.
Roasted others 52 times.
Missed meals o times.
Washed the office towels 3 times.
Taken for a preacher 1 1 times.
Taken for a capitalist o.times.
Found money o times.
Taken bath 6 times.
I )elin«|uents paid 27 times
Paid in conscience o times.
• lot whippet! o times.
Whipped the other fellow 8 times.
Cash on hand beginning $1.49;
« ash on hand at present 67c.
Miss Lillie Way, who has been
visiting the Jamestown exposition
with the (fregon Telegram party,
returned from her trip by Tuesday
night's stage. She is
enthusiastic
in her description of the trip and
the royal entertainment given by
the Telegram management through
out. The exposition itself she con
siders of rather an inferior quality,
and there has been considerable dis-
appointm int on the part of visitors.
She was one of the passengers on
the stage that broke down on the
other side of Remote and* was com
pelled to
walk several miles.—
Enterprise.
It you want your watch repaired
on short notice, send it to E. C.
Barker N Co. Three-fourths of the
work done the same day received.
Successor to V. R. Wilson. Coquille.
Seven and one-half Chicken
Ranches.
Ever Hear of ’em?
Well
they are the latest in swlel
Leather Hand Bags,
very
BANDON DRUG STORE
Let I
m
cheap as at any place in the world.
E. C.
BARKER
:
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& CO. Coquille.
Successor to V. R. WILSON
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ir.
(> E. Rohrer
H. Smith
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
Real Estate and City Property
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok
erage Business. Timber, Fann Lands, Collections. Rents
,
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Prosper
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Mill Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine. Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber......
-------- DEALERS IN---------
Drafting,
(General Merchandise
LOGGERS
OAKLEY & ARNOLD
Market Puce Allowed for Produce of all Kindt«.
OREGON
PROSPER,
I have divided my land into a lit 11«*
over seven sections containing live
COQUILLE
acres each which I have on the mar
ket. These will make excellent -chick
en ranches, and the land is adapted
NONLERA MORRISON. Prop’rs.
to the culture of small fruits A six
(’"<|iiil|p, < Irogon.
ty foot right-of-way passes through
First-Class Laundry Work
fronting each tract. They lay two
ami a quarter miles smith of Bandon
of every kind done on »bort notice,
mid at reasonable prices.
near the plank road, and sell for SGO
ami >G5 an acre Tlmse lots are not Satisfaction is Guaranteed.
in the liamls of any real estate dealer,
• '■’<Irdem left on Mondays with <»nr Ihtn
and I do my business direct with yon. don agent. A. O. TROWBRIDGE. will I m *
Call on or address.
given careful attention and deliveied in
Bandon at the store Friday evenings.
H. ( 'HANOI.EH.
Bandon. (fregon.
SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
Civil ami Mechanical Eng.
-
Write for Prices.
You can get them with Recoxls from us on easy payments, a
l>o lour
Surveying, Plating &
NORTH BEND.
Respectfully
or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine?
Pretty and all the rage now
See them at
Patronage
Have You an Edison, Victor. Columbia
Steamboat
Squaw
Bags.
Your
BANDON. OREGON
S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder
M. G. Pohl, the licensed optomet-
< rist for Coos Co., will be in Bandon
July 9th, 10th and 1 ith. All work
guarantee« 1 and satisfaction given.
Prices to suit any one. Beware of
fakes who arc about. Ask to see
License of Stat«- Board of Examiners
of Optoineteristry.
tilled.
took Silver Medal at St. Louis World's Fair
Garfield & Von Pegert.
Mill
Promptly
Makers of the celebrated Bob Bowman Cigar which
Solicited.
Bandon Foundry
1,11 Machine Shop
Miss Pearl I hirst and James Curry
----- ooo------ .
were united in marriage at the church
in Port Orford, Monday at noon,
*n the presence of a large crowd of
WoliK A SPECIALTY.
friends an 1 relatives, R-v George
II. Roach officiating, and Miss
Ruth Clark and Gene White acting
as bridesmaiil and best in in
The
church was tastefully decorated with
flow« rs, ami the ceremony was im
pressive, ami at its conclusion the Turned Shit fling, (’up unii Set
happy pair took positions at the
Seretes,
.Machine
Holls.
I'i ¡>e nini Fi 11 i n os.
door, wln-re everyone could con
Heuss II orle.
gratulate them as they passed out.
General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
The bride was becomingly ilressed
( ’.»nnect ion.
in white, while the groom wore con
ventional black.
'Taking dishes that become burned
in the oven and platters that become
blackened w ith fooil scorched upon
them, should not go through the
tedious process of scraping. Simply
•<ut a little water and ashes in the
dish and let it become warm, and
the burned and discolored portions
inav be easily cleaneil without in
juring th«* dish
(IGA RS.
....
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.
OHEOON.
Steam Laundry. Call at the Residence of Mrs. A. G.
Hoyt if you want an Up-
to-Date Hat.
There is said to be a red headed
freshman over on the Bay, who
Port Orford Notes.
seems to make his head« patters at
Marshfield, whose mission and pur From the Tribune.
pose at that place is to seek to knock
Asher Moore, Jr., was in town
all efforts or moves to arouse an in
Monday night enroute to Bandon
terest in the proposed Roseburg-
with a team, after blacksmith and
Coos Bay electric road.
other supplies. He says th«* new
Also there seems to be a few who
road scraper bought by the county
listen to and hee«l his smooth talk.
is just the thing.
\Vhil<* it is known he is there in the
Mr. ami Mrs. J. G. Walker and
interest of th«* Southern Pacific, to
knock any anil all efforts to builc their son Sidney arrived in Port
Orford by stage from Roseburg.
the electric road, yet what he may
hastened next
say or represent is given credence Wednestlay, and
Farm for Sale.
morning on to Rogue river where
It is said he is prolific in words,
their son, Robert, lies dangerously
A small farm comprising 2G acres,
original in concocting a story and
ill at Thos. Smith's home. They 1 mile west of Coquille, price reason
e<ptal to any emergency.
He
left their home in Ashland Monday able, ami desirable terms. Also G
claims to build the electric • road,
evening, having had but a few hours’ town lots in Coquille and two good
means to shut out th«* Southern
rest on the wav, and were considera houses on lots, one is an 8 room
Pacific, the Northwestern, or any
bly tired, though Mr. Walker stood house and the other contains 10 II on we. Niign anti (iiriiiijrc
other trains continental, and that
l*n in Ong.
the trip remarkably well. His health rooms. Address Box 18G,
what the people of the Bav need and
Coquille,
Oregon.
is much better than when he went
til Work 4«iiiti*iiiitr<*d
must have to make that place the
away.
l*ri«u>M Re hmo nitl»l«>
great city they desire, is a trans-con
Timber Land Act .lune 3. IS7S
A year ago last May, M. I.
tinental line, an«l that trans«ontinen
Bandon. < Irogoti.
Mil K i: I'Oll 1TJBLICA I ION.
tai lines «Io not anil cannot compete Wright, E. W. Jensen and N. C. I'nited States Land < lllice, Itoeelinri;, Ore.
Marcli 111, 11107.
w ith electric roads. Strange to say Neilsen, all of Port < frford, went out
Notice is hereby given that in compliatici
there are those who listen to such into the mountains of Elk river pros with the provisions <>f the act of Congress
pecting.
They got storm bound of June 3, 187S, entitled "An act for the
falacious representations.
If th«* people only knew, the build and out of grub, when Mr. Wright sale of timber lands in the States of Cal
ifornin, <Iregon. Nevada, and Warrington
ing of the electric road will do more killed a deer. I W, Jensen skinned Territory." as extended to all the Pnlilic
to bring to that port railroads than it, and they all revenouslv ate it. l.an.l States by net of Yngnst. I, lS'.rj, George
E Wilson of B indoii.ConntvofC-His.Stafe
SUNSET MAGAZINE
anything else. Let the electric roa«l be Last week, Mt. Axtell having heard
of Oregon, has this «lav tlksl in this office
brsutifully illuOated, good stonrs
$1.50
consrtucted and the Southern Pacific ot it, made a complaint before Jus his s*orn statement No. 7SsS. for the pur
and interesting article, about
California
and
all
the
far
West
chase
of
the
N'-.j
of
SW
1
,.
SB
1
»
of
SW
1
,.
tice
Zumwalt,
who
had
Mr.
Wright
a year
w ill complete its extension as soon as
NW .of SI ,ots. ,ti,,n N., ]•. |n |own-
TOWN
ANO
COUNTRY
JOWXAL
money and men cando it.—Spokes arrested and lined him $25 and costs ship No.'.*!> S.. Kange No. 11 W.. ami will
.« monthly publication eon ta:r ng
$21 which Mr. Wright promptly offer proof to show that the land sought is
man.
plain, easiiy-understo.xf i artK lea
$0.50
on the home, garden, farm and
paid.
E. W Jensen, it is said, more valuable for its limber or stone than
range-w-of
interest
to
every
mem
a year
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
ber of the family- filled With
Measles and Scarletina. after skinning and eating of the j his claim to said land befort* the Conntv
photographs and pictures.
«leer, appeared as corroborating wit Clerk and Clerk of the County Court of
Ì0AD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS
An easy way of distinguishing ness and as Prosecuting Atty, and | C. mis Conntv. at Ins office at Ctspulle. Or
a look of 75 pa^e«, containing
agon, on Friday the 7th «lay of June. 1'107.
¡20 colored photographs of
scarletina from measles is to «haw thereby helped to skin Mr. Wright.
$0.75
He names as witnesses Glenn II. Cox.
pkturrsque spots in Caldornia
the back of a finger nail pretty firm The offense was of a nature that the Charles J, Cox, and Edward Ohman of
and Oregon.
Total • • . $¿.75
ly across the eruption. If scarletina, aw never was intended to punish. ' Bandon. Oregon, and Cecil C. Cox of Co
quille, < Iregon.
ami
the
results
of
the
action
are
not
Ail
three
for
............... $1.50
a white line will result, and will re
Any and nil persons claiming adversely
main for one or two minutes. No upheld by the fair-minded p«*ople of the above described lands ar«* reqnesl«*«l to
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
tile their claims in this office on or l>efore
white line will appear if the test be the community.
SUNSET MAGAZINE
Wash Goods
C. L. LAW &
C. W. DYGERT
Painters and Contractors
MAGAZINE
READERS
made in a case of measles.
It
is
A Standard Oil steamer passed up 1
said 7th day of June 1'107.
I > *■ « mix L. Ei-i’i. K>
FLOOD BUILDING
SAN FR ANCJSCO
A Swell Line of Lawns,
Dimities, Calicoes, Mus
lins and Dress Goods, at
Panter Bros.
TEX
ROBISON,
[SI Ut’ESSOK III HOOVER A MONDAY ]
BANDOX MICAT MARKET.
------- Ilnalf-r f-> 111 Kimla of--------
Fresh and Salt Meats. Vegetables. Lard. Etc. Etc
»-•<’Hnvin<r purr ha* d th»« <dd and will
h LI ih I ui If ■ilimeM«. and moveil tli«<|»iimn tn
the Marshall Building, east side Main Rtri-et, we solicit a cnntmaimce of past generous
patronage, gnnrant.*eing honest roods, f ur prices and courteous treatment to all.
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.