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For Court liiat all sleek sukeys and fat Ixissys Children Must Attend School.
of Baltimore will soon I k * milked by
Jurymen.
The coming school tert® will lie
electricity instead of by the old
in
a sense a bad one on the .small
fashioned hand method.
boy
bent on playing ‘ bookie from
Dairymen and fanners welcome the
Sheriff Gage is scouring the oun-
school, the last session of the l.-go-
try in search of the following jury milking machine as a great saver of
which
men who are down for duty at the money and labor. The cows, as the lature |>assing a school law
will
no
doubt
act
as
a
damper
on
this
September term of court S. Ed- (»arties directly interested, have not
proceeding. The law in question
wards, Bandon. Robert Marsden, been consulted and as yet have said
slates plainly that all children be
Marshfield, Geo. W, Cox, Bandon, nothing.
tween the ages of 9 to 14 must
J. C. Merchant, Marshfield, F. W.
attend school hereafter, or have a
Tibbetts, Marshfield, J. R. Bunch,
Great Actor is Dead.
good reason for not doing so.
Allegheny, L. Lawhorn, Coquille,
Failure will mean all manner of tines
H. C. Noble, Marshfield, T S. Evn-
and
possibly imprisonment for some
New London, Conn., Aug 30—
den, Bridge, B F. Griffen, North
Bend. C. H. Bunch, Coquille. J. H. Richard Mansfield died this morning body. It.is a new law and one of
Wall, .Marshfield, A. L. Neely, Fair at his st.miner home here, His death the strictest ever passed by any
view, E. P. Adams, Myrtle Point, followed a long illness, which came legislature in any of tiie states.
John 1 fates, Bandon, L. D. Belieu, after last w inter, s breakdown at The children who are allowed to
Bridge, A W'lliams, Marshfield. 11 S 1 anti'ii. Pa., while playing Pere stay out of school will come out of
During his last appear- 'the trouble much easier than the
N. Hampton, .Myrtle Point, M. H. I fyacinth.
Hersey, Coquille, John Dolan. ance Mansfield's eccentricities be- parents, for should they be found
guilty of allowing their children to
Marshfield, .Martin Alexson, Coq came so accentuated that people
; miss school they can be tim'd under
couldn
’
t
work
with
him.
He
died
uille G. C. Haga, Parkersburg h, M.
the new law$2oto$too or imprison
D. Cutlip, Marshfield I. C Gibson. at 6:30 this morning, the direct
ment for 100 days.—News.
Bandon, H E, Wilcox, McKinley, c mse of death lieing a diseased liver,
t.nt there were many compli, itions.
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William Crow, Coquille, Robert
He
had
been around the house since
Kreuger, Marshfield, I-red Mehl,
Pointed Paragraphs.
Bandon. J. R Lightner, M irshtirld. his return last we< k from Saranac
There is one man on the sheriff s list I..ike, New York, but three days ago
Every good farmer has three or
who died last spring, J. V. Ed i change for the worst started. Dr four jobs laid up for a rainy day.
Allen, a local physician, said there
wards o! Bandon.
w ere circumstances in the case w hich
The man who is old enough to
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made recovery impossible. 1 )espite know better is usually old enough to
Oregon Development League. this fact the actor had been reported die.
K improving.
His death is a shock
Specilli ('orrcHpoiidenre.
People talk about "different tem
t< » his many friends.
peraments,” when they really mean
Oregon sent .1 magnificent delega
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different tempers.
tion to the National Irrigation Con
I
The Telegraph Strike.
How "set” old people are in their
I
gress at Sacramento,
California,
ways'
I fan elderly person should
headed by Governor Chamberlain,
The
operators
are
on
strike.
be asked to change his seat at the
president of tiie Congress, and
The
wires
all
are
dumb,
table, how it would rattle him.
many of them will stop to attend the
The
world
appears
so
quiet
like
Oregon Irrigation meeting at Grants
Some men are so mean that they
When ‘ ‘specials’ ’ fail to come.
Pass September 10th, Ilth, and 12th
like to take their wife's advice so
I fain would know of Harry Lehr,
they
can tell them later how worth
Secretary Taft’s visit to Oregon
Is John I). on the links?
less
it
was.
is attracting state wide attention. Pray, what is Pittsburg’s latest fad?
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All will be welcome to hear his ad
What is it Fairlxinks drinks?
dress at the Armory, Friday eve
Who said picnic? Are you going
ning, September 6th, at 8 o’clock Is Kingdon Gould still champion
to get some of those sweet pickles
Of racquet and of ne.?
P. M. where there is room for 6,000
and chipped beef from Lorenz N
Has Standard < fil come to the front
people. His audience promises to
Hoyt’s to take along? The picnic
And settled that tine yet?
be the largest in recent years.
won’t be a success unless you do.
What revolution now is on
I he $5,000 offer in cash prizes
Just south of Panama?
for articles on Portland, Oregon, And, pray, what w <s the latest break
and this part of the United States in
Of our own Leslie Shaw?
newspapers printed outside of (freg-
on and Washington, is open to What "nature faker’s” on the rack
And where’s J. W. Gates?
every citizen of Oregon, and it must
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not he forgigten there are eighty What railroad was the latest cinched
For paying out rebates?
Garfield & Von Pegert.
chances to win. This has been
And
still
another
thing
l
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<l
know
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stated before but there seems to be
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Will
some
one
tell
me.
quick
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a general misunderstanding about
it judging from letters received here. Who is the latest victim of
Our president’s "big stick?”
WORK A SPECIALTY.
All of the 400,000 b allets adver
The
operators
are
on
strike,
tising the low rates to Oregon will
The wires dumb and dead;
be in circulation before the close of
pecial
achines
We
miss the old-time "special”
this week a record in advertising
grist
never before excelled in the United
uilt to rder
So
long before us spread.
States.
The “Eastern War Cloud"—what Turned Shafting, Cap and, Set
The prominent citizens of New
of it?
Screws,
.Machine
Holts,
York composing the Brooklyn
Has T. C. Platt resigned?
Pipe and Pittings,
League went away delighted with Was dog or cat the honored guest
Brass Work.
Oregon.
General Heimirintl.
Pattern Shop in
When last the swell set dined’
Connection.
A report comes from Chicago And where did Taft speak yesterday?
that the Trans-continental Passenger
And what of Cortelyou?
Association will never again make This agony of dark suspense
colonist rates after those now in
l.«*t I m I»«» Your
Is making me feel blue.
effect and to continue until < Ictober I know the strike is broken now.
31st, so that the people <>♦ ()regon But some one tell me, pray,
Surveying, Plating &
should m ike the most of the present Why is the usual "special” stuff
Drafting,
opportunity.
So meagre every day?—Ex.
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Sheriff Searches
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Read Your Home Paper
Next to Vienna Cafe
It is Time to Have Yur
House Wired
Material has arrived and we are now equipped for inside wir
ing
E. M. FURMAN
Company
Both city and farm real estate is
in demand all o\et 1 hegon, it is
hoped that there will be no still ad-
vaine in price which will detci tlie
thousands ot colonists Ixnind this
wav to find a home in Oregon.
O
machinery arrives we will he too busy to devote the neccess
ari* time for wiring the residence se. lion
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So. Bossy! Hist! Buu-z-z!
Baltimore, Mil., Aug. 30 "So
bossy' Hist! Buz-z-z! With anelec
tric motor buzzing away, all the Ixst
■ ■ - n 111 v ot I hi-' \ i< mu y may mn >n
expect to find milking them, not a
pretty maid, but a combination of
long rubber tulx*s and aseptic cane.
That is the prospect held forth by
a new concern just organized for
the purpose of installing their new-
tingled contraptions in all the dairies
in this city and vicinity, and to
supply the electric juice to ojierate
the same
T1A? invention has been
suC''e*-vhillv tried and it is probabk
It you want your watch repaired
Civil and Mechanical Eng.
on short notice, send it to E. E
Barker X o. Three-fourths of the
WORTH BEID,
OREGOM
work done the same day received.
Successor to V. R Wilson, o.piill e. L
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Seven and one-half Chicken
Ranches.
Address
Bandon Light and Power Co.
Dealer in
I »< >K’T<
>K’I>
For Sale at H >■ ' I. gle Mill All
orders filled promptIv
Office
in mill. W e pay highest price
paid for I i• < I < . * 1. 11 I ' g - a 11<1
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PIAN O
s
RED
Bolts
<’EI>Ai;
si i i .X <; les J. E. Young & Co
.-Mtal
Have You an Edison. Victor, Columbia
Chickering
or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine?
You can get them with Recoods from us on easy payments, a
cheap as at any place in the world.
E. C.
Bailey
BARKER
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& CO. Coquille,
Successor to V. R. WILSON
G. //. Smith
(>■ b'. Rohrer
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COQUILLE
Steam Laundry.
NOSLFR A MORRISON, Prop’ll.
Coquille, ( Ireton.
First-Class
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
.
OAKLEY & ARNOLO
. G. I ’< hl, tlx v etc ran oc
will be in andon on August 2>
and 30. All parties wishing to
their eyes treated scientifically
call on him.
As scmmi as our
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Have your residence wired nou
and Steamboat J. B. Cook & Co.
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Reports received from many of
the cities and towns throughout
Oregon indicate enormous building
activities both within their limits and
throughout the surrounding country,
and there is every assurance of a
very active and prosperous Fall and
Winter
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Æ Full Line of Confectionery, Fruit
Cigars Tobacco, Soft Di*inJc.s. etc.
ISTe-ws
Stand
in
Connection.
Bandon Foundry Haddorff
1,1 Machine Shop Schuman
Mill
TETTI J
VARNltt
Real Estate and City Property
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok
Exclusive
erage Business Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rents
i
Agency for these
Prosper
and other
makes
Mill Co
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
Bandon
Coquille
North Bend
hl vi i l.s is
Myrtle Point
Marshfield
( venerai Merchandise
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
Laundry Work
of every kind done on short notice,
mid nt re.THonnlde prices.
a Specialty.
i s
Market Price Allowed for Produce of nil Kind«
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
2-**"<Intern left on Mondays with onr linn-
dnn iL'ent. V O. TKOWHRIIHiE. will I«
eiven careful attention and delivered m
Bandon it the .»tore tri dm evening«
l have divhltxl niv land into a little
over «»ven sections containing five
acres each which I have on the mar
ket. These will make excellent chick
en ranches, and the land is adapted C. L. LAW &
totbecnltnre of small fruits. A six
ty foot riK'bt of way passes tbrongli
C. W. DYGERT
fronting each tract. They lay two
and a quarter miles south of Bandon Paintersand Contractors
near the plank road, and a»*|| for *60
and #65 an acre These lots are not Hnnwe,
»nd <'nrri»s<‘
in the hands of any real estate dealer,
Fnln ting.
and I do my business direct with yon.
All Wark Gnaranteeil
Call on or address.
Frirm ■«*■»•■»hlc*
C. H. (' handler .
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Bandon. Oregon.
Bandoo, (>r4guo.
PROSPER,
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BANDON MEAT MA ld<ET.
------- Dealer In All Kimis of--------
Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables. Lard. Etc. Etc.
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Hav 111 u
thw old and well enf Abli^hedf »upinf-R?, and moved Hu B run to
tbe Marshall ftailditiff, eftut
Main «treat, we Aolirit , c«>iifinii in<*> of past
I eroua
patronage, vnarant^ein^ boiifnt go« m H, fair pnr«*« and coiirtFona treatment to all.
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold