Chautauqua Assembly.
The fourteenth annual .session of
the Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Assembly is in progress at the
grounds of the Association at Glad
stone Park, near Oregon City. A
programme has been arranged with
great care and the attendance prom
ise» to eclipse that of any former
year. A pleasant combination of a
Summer outing, a Summer school
and a Summer entertainment is the
Chautauqua occasion The privi
lege of living in tents, of listening
to music, of attending baseball and
otter games and of hearing some of
the best orators in the country
speak upon living topics, is open to
all at very small cost, while the study
classes offer valuable opportunity to
students who care to .»ccept it. The
value of an outing under the condi
tions provided and the protection
that is assured to young people has
been tested and approved by years
of experience, The annual meeting
affords pleasure to many and is the,
one social and musical event of the
year in the lives of a multitude of
men, women and children of the in
tell'gent, busy, workaday world to
which it is tributary.
a little less than two month». It! Store room ti rent cheap in the
the Japanese are fatally at fault in |
beat part of ilatidoii
their reckoning if tin y think tlie wa\ was tin- outcome ol the work oi th*
General merchandise store with
to victory over the United States is committee on public morals Repre stock and fixture* with building and
made easy by unskillful naval officers sentative Byers, chairman, and is as large lot. doing a business of >25,0(10
to >I!0.000 per year, well located, and
and unpatriotic Americans behind • follows:
long established business, which can
theguns. The American command
"That it shall lw unlawful for any be doubled by tlie right parties
er does not take refuge in suicide person, by himself, clerk, servant, Price N'.MMM).
when he suffers defeat. He does employe or agent directly or inili-
Manufacturing plant for sale.
not have to do this. He simply re-' • iect!y, upon any pretense or by any Good paying business. Big frontage
on d<<ep water. First cities business
news the conflict grimly determined device, to manufacture, sell, ex proposition on Coqmlle river *20.000
to win or die fighting, his ship in change, barter, dispose of or give
A number of first class deep water
line, his face to the foe. A nation . wav or keep for sale, any cigarettes, front mill sites for sale cheap.
2 timber claims, cruise (1,000,000
conversant with the history of nations 1 igarette ¡wiper or cigarette wrap feet each, mostly white cedar, litmdy
does not need to be told this. It is pers or any paper made or prepared to reads ami easy to log. Price ¡¡f2’>00
a fact the record of which stands out for the purpose of being filled with each.
Lots !?15 ami up. located in till
ooldlv on many a page of history
tobacco for smoking; and any pc r- parts of town and surrounding ad
)regonian.
son, for violation of the same, shall dition. Property of all kinds bought
and sold tit living prices
bi guilty of a misdeini anor, and
W e are an old established firm and
Fish With a Gold Nugget
upon conviction shall, for the first are reliable. W e are no curbstone
offence, | >ay a fun- <>f not less than real estate agents, Call and m > p its,
A gold nugget weighing several 5<o nor more than $50 and cost of and if we do not have what yon
want we will get it.
ninos and thought to contain about prosecution and stand committed in
I'm B animis R eal E stati X L oan
>2 worth of gold was found in the the county jail until such costs of
CoMI’AXY, Booms 2 and 3,
stomach of a yellowtail caught by prosecution are paid; and for the Xi»w . Denholm Bld g. Bandon, Ore
Capt. Billy Graves about ten miles second and each subsequent offence,
it you want your watch repaired
out at si-a from Long Beach, Cd shall pay, upon <imvietion thereof,
Oil short notice, send it to I-.. ('
File nugget is really .1 piece of rich
tine <>f tn>t loss than S umi nor more Barker \ (>o. Three fourths of the
ore, but how it came to be lodged in than Ss''o and costs of prosecution,
work done the same day received.
the stomach of the tish is a mystery or be imprisoned in the county jail
Sti< cessor to V R Wilson, Coquille.
I h<- fish weighed twenty two not tojexceed six months. Provided,
pounds and it is expected that every that the provisions hereof sh ill not
luge tish caught there for some apply’ to the sales of jobbers doing
time will be examined with the great an interstate business with customers I
est care by the fishermen.
outside the state.
Beats His Wife.
Absurd Jap Assumption.
T he most ridiculous assumption
with which Japan h is been accredit
ed in regard to the United States is
that the crews who man our navy
are disloyal, and if put to the test
of battle, will not work the ships.
Admiral Sakamoto is quoted as hav
ing said that the American naval offi
cers are brilliant figures at balls, but
are deficient in professional training
and practise, and th.it the marines of
the American Navy, are not srfti
ciently patriotic to tight. The Jap
anese Admiral is either earnestly ig
norant of the history of the American
Navy, and hence wholly incompetent
to judge of its quality, or he has been
“misquoted.”
If however, this opinion represents
the sentiment of Japan in the matter,
it will not stand long before the guns
of the American fleet. It took but
a few hours to show Spain the qual-
ity of the men behind our guns. A
similar demonstration awaits Japan,
should occasion require it. Not
that any one supposes, in the event
of war, the fleet of Japan, with the
gallant Togo at its head, will fall an
easy prey to the fleet commanded by
Admiral Evans. But when the little
brown men come to reckon with
Americans they w ill find patriotism
that will match their own. backed by
resources w ithout stint: naval skill
that has never been out-maneuvered
on the high seas; bravery that has
stood unflinchingly at the guns in
greatest stress: endurance that has
defied fatigue, and determination
that has never known defeat.
Thhi is not said boastfully, but
with a confidence that is inspired bv
the history of the American Navy
from the time of the Bonhomme
Richard to that of the • )regon ()ur
naval equipment in battleships may
not equal, in the Pacific that of Japan.
Should war be forced suddenly by
the Japanese government -a con
tingency which is not at present
seriously considered—the fleet of
Japan would outclass that of the
United States in these waters. But
K I N 12
Mail Order»
Business Men’s Club.
(’Ki A RS
Promptly filled.
Your
Patronage
Respectfully
Makers of the celebrated Bob Bowman Cigar which
Solicited.
took Stiver Medal at St Louis World’s Fair
Write for Prices
BANDON. OREGON
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Have You an Edison. Victor. Columbia
or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine?
Yon can get them with Reinals from us on easy payments, a
cheap as at any place in the world.
E. C.
BARKER
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& CO. Coquille,
Succe-or to V. R. WILSON
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(/. //. Smith
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Bandon Foundry
.. Machine Shop
Bill Nye’s Cow.
“Bill Nye, tin-humorist, once had
a cow to sell, the story goes, and
advertised her as follows: 'Owing
to my ill health, I will sell at my res-
dence in township 19, range iS, ac
cording to the government survey,
one plush raspberry cow, age eight
years. She is of undoubted cour
age, and gives milk frequently. To
a man who does not fear death in any
form she would be a great boon.
She is very much attached to her
present home with a staychain, Init
she will be sold to any one who will
agree to treat her right. She is one-
fourth shorthorn and three-fourths
hyena, I will also throw in a double
goes
barrel shot gun, which
with her. In May she usually goes
away for a week or two and returns
with a tall red calf with wabbly legs.
Her name is Rose. 1 would rather
sell her to a non-resident,
BOWMAN (IGAk’ CO.
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
Real Estate and City Property
—ooo—
Garfield & Von Pegert.
R McKindsley, who follows 1 I Some of the business men of the
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occupation of an itinerant umbrella
Town have taken unto themselves
Mill and Steamboat
mender, and who had pitched his
tlie task of organizing a Develop
tent near the Odd Fellow's ceme
i
ment and Boosting Club, the object
WORK A SPECIALTY
tery, was arrested last Wednesday
of which is to advertise Bandon and
for severly beating his wife anil
i to work in harmony and connection
threatening to kill her. His actions
i with the Chamber of Commerce.
indicated that he would carry out
At S o’clock, Friday evening, a
his threats, but some other campers I
meeting will be held at the Town
interfered and fortunately a fatality Hall for the ¡impose of general dis-
was prevented. McKindsley " lS I cussion, and if such a movement Turned Sha fling, Cap and Set
Seven's,
.Ma eh in e
Holts,
taken before Justice Pennock, and
meets the approval of the business
Pipe and Hittings,
not being able to furnish $ 1,000 bail
liras# llor/c.
men, then plans will be outlined
lie was committed t< > the countv bast -
General
Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
looking toward such organization.
ile at Coquille Ore., to await the
Connect ion.
All who have any interest in Bandon,
action of the next grand jury. At are urged to be present.
the preliminary trial, McKindsley
admitted that he had been arrested
Salmon Catchers Join the
previously at Roseburg and fined
Union.
Surveying, Plating &
for a similar offense. l imes.
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Rrok
erage Business. Timber, Earm Lands. Collections, Rents
S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder
l or five years the 3000 fishermen
Drafting,
J who go to the Alaska fishing grounds
bom San Francisco, Astoria, Port
From the Sentinel.
OAKLEY & ARNOLD
Brother Ellis seems to have little land, Seattle and Tacoma have been
Civil and Mechanical Eng.
confidence in moral suasion. We organized, and have, during that
j
period,
improved
their
condition
suppose he would give the sinners a
OREGON
NORTH BENI).
right-handed uppercut on the jaw ; about p> per cent. There arc, how
ever,
about
600
fishermen
in
south
and make them be good. Well, we
will not try the experiment for the eastern Alaska, Cancassians and In
COQUILLE
fellow would doubt our religion dians, permanent residents of the
and hit back. Then we would lie territory, who heretofore had not
obliged to turn the other jaw, so been organized, hence the cannery
we think it best to let the good superintendents and fishbuyers dealt
NOHLERA MORRISON, Prop’rs.
with them as individuals, the lisher-
Coquille, (Irogon.
brother have the job.
tnen generally getting the worst of
First-Class Laundry Work
W. W. McCalley, who has had the bargain.
charge of the Salmon Mountain
of every kind done on Abort notice,
During the last two years frequent
and at naRonabh* prices.
mines was in this city Wednesday. requests had come to the Alaska
The gentleman says he has had Fishermen’s Union from fishermen Satisfaetion is Guaranteed-
much experience in mining and he of the Ketchikan and Petersburg ; ■•*'< Irdi'ts left nil Mondays u ill, our Ball
believes that Coos countie’s great districts to send an organizer to aid don »Rent, A. it. I l»<>W BBIIMil-;, will !><■
mines will develop
into luge organization; the United Fishermen Riven careful attention and deliveied in
Bandon at t he store Friday evr-ninRR.
dividend paying properties. Mr. of the Pacific ordered one two months
McCalley returned to the mining ago to comply with this request.
vicinity and will commence opera
Unions were
C. L. LAW &
tions of a private nature
him at Ketchikan
Constable Carter of Marshfiel and no change in the price of fish
C. W. DYGERT
brought over R. Kindslev last Fri has been made. I hi his arrival in
day and lodged him with Sheriff Alaska the fishing season had
Painters and Contractors
Gage. Kindslev was the brute who already commenced and the policy
kicked his wife and nearly killed her of the organization is to make agree llotiNe. Migli nuil < 'ni-riagc
while they were camping near the ments for the season some months
Painting.
cemetery in Marshfield. He was before it opens. Fins method has
Ill Work Giiiiraiiteed
arrested on the charge of aasault, worked satisfactorily with the men
Pricr« Itea«¡ona file
liitie less than murder and was bound going to Alaska, who, during the
Bandon. < trogoli.
over to await the pleasure of flic next last five years ha\ e not lost a day
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grand !ury at the September term of through strikes but have steadily
court.
bettered their conditions. Fish were
The celebration on the Fourth at coming in rather slack when he left
Bandon was enjoyed by a large Southeastern Alaska.
crowd. The steamer Favorite made
the trip from this place, several
Real Estate List.
going from Goquille, and by the
MAGAZIRE
•j one nere tracts, adjoining t<>w n SUNSET
beautifully illustrated,good rtnnr».
| r?Q
time the boat reached Bandon it was cheap.
»nd interesting articles about
'
loaded to the limit. The progam
California and all the far West.
a year
280 acres improved ranch, fine boar-
at the seaside citv was well arranged ! ing orchard, 00 acres bottom land, TOWN AND COUNTRY JOUFNAL
10 miles from Bandon.
Large
a monthly publication containing
and thoroughly enjoyed by all 1 I amount
plain, easily.understood articles
,
of white cedar on it,
on the home, garden, farm and
< $0.50
present. No rowdyism of any sort price
S4000.
range »of interest to every mem
a year
House and 2 lots in town, good lo
prevailed on the streets <>r at the
her of the family — filled with
cation,
land
set
out
in
strawberries,
photographs
and
pictures.
grounds, and every one present en- I IJfiflO.
GOAD OF A THOUSAND W0N0ERS
joyed the day.
House, barn and other nuthouses,
a look of 75 pages, containM
nearly four acres <>f ground cleared
120 colored photographs nt
$0.75
■ and under fence, good location near
picturesque spots in California
Must Smoke a Pipe.
and Oregon.
' town >'2000. N o better investment in |
$2.75
Total
I the market.
No more cigarettes in Washing : River front ranch, * milt» river >X1I three for
$1.50
ton after September 1st. The law | front on deep water, 177 1 -3 acrp
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
forbidding the trafficking of the littb coal land *3500.
MAGAZINE
SUNSET
Hottses to rent, t’oos and Cnrry
substitutes for cigars passed by tin pr' pertv for sale, ranches of all sizes, FLOOD BUILDING
SAN FRANCISCO
last legislature, will be operativi ini in bulb counties for ~aie
Coquille Notes.
WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine. Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
DEALERS IN------
( .encraI Merchandise
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
Marki t I’rico Allowed for l’ioduro of all Kinds.
Call at the Residence of Mrs. A. G.
Steam Laundry.
Hoyt if you want an Up-
to-Date Hat.
MAGAZINE
READERS
Wash Goods
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A Swell Line of Lawns,
Dimities, Calicoes, Mus-
lins and Dress Goods, at
Panter Bros.
St < < I.s o Hl IO III»(H I I. A
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BANDON MEAT MARKET.
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Fresh and Salt Meats. Vegetables. Lard. Etc. Lie
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tlw M arshnll IlmliliiiR, 01-t iiit- Mnin ntr'-xt, wt-Holicit a rout iiinani-x of pawl Reix-roio
patrotilure, guaranteeing holiest Rood«, fair price, anil < irti i«fn tment to all
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.