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BANDON,
WEDDING SEULS.
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lames
R Osborne
•lipped from this earthly coil b\
taking a
dose
<4 < van ide of
potas-uam last Tuesday evening at
8 o’clock, leaving a wife anti family
U> l>attle the world for existence.
M b <k>mestic hie had m< been what
might have been desired, owing to
jus extreme jeakmsy
His fcmdne»
for work was by no means extreme,
•o rather than go to work and
support his family without making
life unbear a 14e tor ail concerned h<
left this world and its .ares behind
in a »hurt hour.
For some time past he has been
threatening to kill his family and
hunweii also
Last Friday he left
his residence saying he would stay
away and leave them alone in
peace, but on Tuesday this week I m
returned acting strangely.
He
took the suck containing the imhon.
which he had previously displayed
«nd mid he would take, and carried
it around with him until evening.
He left the room it* a iew minutes
and returned »tying he had taken
the poison .«nd upon liemg urged to
take lard as an antidote, refused,
and walked over towards the bed,
tailing to the rtixir belore he got
there
He died in a short time in
intense tgony.
Mrs. (Mxm called for help and
neartov neighbors arrived and sum
mimed medical aid, which arrived
ahortly after he died. An inquest
was held Wednesday afternoon by
judge Topping, acting for County
Coronet Mingus. The following
A. J
were summoned as jury:
A
Stillwell,
Dave
Haoibn, G.
Carey, Nels Rasmussen, W. K
Bwkingluim and Hohlen F OSS.
Their decision was to the effect that
the decenserl hail met bis de it h by a
speedy poison, self administered.
The sympathies of the community
•re extended to Mrs. Osborn and
family
We are informed she lias
been knocked down and choked by
her husland and threatened with
death many times. In such case
while the affair » lamentable, she is
well rid of han, as no* she will be
able to provide kw her children
without hindrance from him
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Last night at 8 30 at the Pvrsbv
* termi 1 [lerxmage Charles Muxm ;
and Mairne Nelatm were iuw M u>i
holy matrimony by Rev. Vkm
Roach. R*h J***"»» »**<•** ar* *«d
I kwc>wa 0 Pondi m and ha»« a bwu
of friends who wnh them
•tai pro*|»eT<<ia furare G. T Tr«ad
gold and Miss Clare Walker m
up with the voung coupie, and Kn
few of the unnveihate Irieniù and I
relatives were present at the orre
mony.
Desirable rooms have Iwea I
secured and the young couple w>l!
I
commence housekeeyung at once
Chas Martin is emiilovwi at the
I
potver house as night engineer.
OREGON, THURSDAY,
sim ums ui
moi rami
by
State.
DECEMBER 12, 1907
ia large letters the name of the <iis-
?
Number SI
I
sotoiok rami
DESTHOTEO li FISE
< aae or the word “C ontagious .”
If no tkig lie used, the color shall
lie, in cases oi smallpox, yellow;
diphtheria, green: xarlet fever, red;
and all oilier diaea.ses, white.
It
»hall lie the furrbrt duty <4 the Coun
ty Health Officer Io prohibit entrance
or exit from such house without his
wrrttrn |wrm:nskni.
Any Ixnise ar building, and its LEFT UN» LMBEI fill POLES
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coateMs, in which a case of sinall-
cholenn, yellow fever, typhus
fever,
diphtheria,
membranous
croup, scarlet fever, measles, bubonic
Pro-
idagm-, typhoid fever, or tuberculosis
has occurred, shall lie disinfected by
fi table ¡on Run for
the ow ner or occupant, under the
supeivision of the county or city
health officer, or his deputy, in a
manner recommended by the Board
of Health.
It shall be the duty, as provided
by law and these rules and regula
Saturday a wireless message from
tions, of all local boards of health,
health officials, and health authori the coast below Eureka brought the
ties, officers of the State institutions, information that the tramp steamer
police officers, sheriffs, constables,
Sotoyome was burning off the
and all other officers and employers
of the State, or any county, city or Eureka bar. The crew had escaped
village thereof, to enforce the fore by taking to the boats. As far as
going rules and regulations.
can lie learned, no lives have been
lost.
were extinguished before any serious
damage had been done.
I.ike a great torch, the Hames
shooting funnel-shaped
into her
masts, the Sotoyome drifted with the
As night came on she looni-
wind.
ed up a veri table tower of light,
visible for hundreds of mile-..
Gradually the vessel drifted to the
coast and late tonight hit the bar
near Eureka.
The last wireless
message stated that the vessel was
still flaming as she lay stranded at
the approach to the harbors.
She
is of 398 ton.
Church Notice.
There will be no services at the
W« print tAwing. a tew irf tile
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
regulations regarding the State
the order ot the city council which
Curiaon—McCieod.
Health Laws. These are under the
was issued on account of fear of the
SotieCarlson and Archie McCleod jurisdiction <4 local Health Officers,
December 15. This includes Sun
were married at the Presbyterian and Health Officer Houston, of Ban
day School and Christian Endeavor.
Mrsc iiage Wednesday night at 9 don, says he will see that these are
George H. Roach, Pastor.
o’ckek. The groom is the engineei rigidly enforced. Penalties for neg
at the shingle mill and the bride is lect of same are various amounts
well acquainted here and in vicinity ranging from $io to ffsoo.
Thu Sun Typewriter.
Myrtle Point Notes.
The Sotwycme was en route from
whete she has many friends and
It shall be the duty of every prac
Fina ihr Eatrrpcur
Coquille River to San Francisco
leiaiivcs The newly married cau|4e being ¡ihysician in tl»e State of
E. M. Furman sells the Sun Type
with a cargo of lumber. Captain
will go immediately to housekeeping Oregon to report to the County
Paul Sterling has resigned as
writer
No. 2 at $40.00. The LJ. S.
111 their new residente in the Wood Health < »ftfc er or to the health officer agent of the C. B. R. \ E. at this Peterson took the vessel far out to
oi the municipal corporation m which
dodge the storm. By some mis Government have adopted this
and acklition.
such diseases are hamil within twen place and has gone to Coquille. chance, which the wireless did not machine for use in the Department
ty-four hours, by the quickest means The position is now held by G. H.
ot agriculture and for the army.
Garfield-—Sorennon.
communication, a report of all Dunning of Marshfield, formerly of explain, the cargo caught fire. The The natural tendency of the on *”
men fought desperately to quench
A very quiet home wwkling took cases of diphtheria, membranous California.
the flames, but soon it became ap nary mind is to accept the Govern
place last night at the home of Mrs croup, scarlet fever, cholera, typhus
lever, typhsiul k-vet, wiu 1I| h > x , lep
Frank Morse, tlie Electric light parent that the only hope lay in ment’s endorsement as of the very
Dyer, when Maud Garfield and
rosy, measles, bubonic plague, bar man, was ill from Coquille the first leaving the ship. The anchor was highest order, on which we could
.ester Sorenson were united in tiers' it. h and tulzsculoMs within his
of the week.
He states that the cast, and the men took to the not go amiss.
Ixjmto of holy matrimony. The ini- jurisdiction.
Monthly payments will be accept
reason
for
the
poor
service that his boats. Soon they were picked up
Lt shall be the duty of each Coun
uresnive ring ceremony of the Pre»-
ed
by those who prefer.
er to furnish to the »Myrtle Point patrons have been re by the steamer Lakme, which made
>ytertan Church was periormed by ty Health <
Secretary of the State Board of < ceiving is the poor quality of fuel toward Eureka.
<ev. Roach, which, amid the beau
Health, on or before the tenth day
The steamer Charles Nelson
tiful decorations of the house, was of each month, a report <4 all deaths lie has been getting at the power
Hare s Good Advice. <2
station,
the
mill
having
had
a
run
passed
along and made an attempt
indeed appropriate. The bride b a with the cause thereof, occurring
landon young lady, well known and within 1 lie limits <4 the county dur on spruce that does not answer the to save the Sotoyome. The Nelson
purpose well. There has been a fastened to the Sotoyome with the
O. S. Woolever, one of the best
has many friends.
The groom is in ing the next preceding calendai
month.
1 change- in the quality of fuel, now, idea of towing her into Eureka. it known merchants of Le Raysville,
biB.neas here, having come here to
It shall he the duty ui aU practic however, and Mr. Morse thinks that
was a hard ami perilous fight. After N. Y., says: “If you are ever
accept an intemt with Dr Steele, ing physicians and all municipal
improved a few miles had been covered, the troubled with piles, apply Bucklen’
the
service
will
be
much
finally
purchasing his practice. health officers, including deputt
Iwusekeeping rooms liave been se county health officers, to make a re The lights have, in fact, shon great Hames communicated to the Nelson Arnica Salve. It cured me of them
cured and the newly married couple port to the County Health Officer, i improvement during the past sev and the towing boat was forced to for good 20 years ago.' ’ Guaranteed
of all deaths, with cause thereof, oc eral nights.
abandon her charge and fight for her for sores, wounds, burns or abrasions.
will commence housekeeping at
curring within the limits of their re
Before the members of the Marsh own life. The Hames on the Nelson I 25c at C. Y. Lowe's drug store.
once. T he R ecorder joins their spective jurisdictions during the next
field chamber of commerce last Sat
many friends in wishing them a preceding calendar month.
No
|M-rson
suffering
from
diphthe
urday night, Mrs. Yoakam, dep
lappy and prosperous voyage over
ria, membranous croup,
scarlet uty food and milk inspector for Coos
the sea of matrimony.
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fever, small|iox, measles, whooping
county made an address on the
cough, bubonic plague, leprosy, or
hat ou may hine
Loyde>- Reynolds.
other dangerous communicable dis dairy interests of the county in w hich
ease shall be admitted into any pub she said, “Most of the dairy ranches
up he old shoes
F.mmotte Reynolds left for Marsh lie, parochial, or private school, or in Coos county are located on one
field the fore part <4 this week, ac college or Sunday-school, or shall of the rivers tributary to the bay.
here coaies
enter
any
assembly
or
railway
car,
companied by Mrs. Harry Morrison,
The milk is easily transported to
to meet Mrs. Adelaide Lot de- On vessel, or steamer, or other public the creameries and condensed milk
conveyance.
Tuesday night they were married in
No person shall l>e admitted into factory on gasoline launches which
Coquille by Rev. Gordon, at the any public, parochial, or private make regular daily trips.’’
Mrs.
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Methodist parsonage, coming to sch<
college or Sunday school, Yoakam is in a position to know
W 11 '
Bandon on the noon boat Wednes from any house or building in which what she is talking about and a
day. They have rented the Bates has recently occurred a case of dan statement from her should have
hoe usi n e
gerous communicable disease, with
residence and have gone to house
out first (M-esenting a certificate, official weight, but there are those i
Ml Xi
uster
keeping. Mr. Reynolds is working signed by a reputable physician, that conversant with the dairy interests
I
at Morrison’s Barber shop.
Mrs. all danger of communicating such of the county who will challenge her
disc ase is past.
Reynolds is from Boise, Idaho.
ra
statement.
The Coquille valley
No parent, guardian, or other
jierson having charge or control of does not wish to detract one iota
.
MARINS
-3 any child or children, shall allow or from the Coos river valley as a dairy
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permit any child or children to go country, but it must insist on fair
aisivid .
from any house or building in which treatment in return, and it is confi
Dec. 8—Sehr Ruby, Korth, from a case of smallpox, diphtheria, mem
dently believed that if statistics were
branous croup, scarlet fever, whoop
S. F., ballast.
%
shown
it would change Mrs. Yoak
ing cough, or other contagious dis
aatLiD.
z
am*
s
statement
materially.
A
prom
Dec. 6—Sehr C. T. Hill, Erick ease has recently occurred until
•r
such house or building has been inent Coquille valley creamery man
son, to S. F., ¡90 M lumber.
rnw«a>*«v >••• •< v«e lv»Mi bwwwm «• cam«»»
TlGE SHIMS J-' '*
properly disinfected, and quarantine estimates that there is at least three
Dec. 6—Stmr Bandon, Jensen, to
has been removed by the Health times the amount of dairying done
LEATHER. 15 HIGH NOW.
YOU HAVE BEEN ToLP
S. F., 490 M lumber, 362 M Shin
Officer.
gles, 11 Tons mdse.
It shall be the duty of every phy in the Coquille valley than there is TH15 MANY T1ME5.
5oME MANUFACTUR.ER.5 Do
Dec. 6—Stmt Elizabeth, Olsen, Io sician called to attend a person sick, on the tributaries of the bay, and NOT GET THE PRJCE5.BUT GET POOR.ER LEATHER..
S. F.. 27s M lumber, 70 Toils m Ise or suspected of l>emg sick, or in the it is a practical certainity that this
absence of a physician, every house valley is the foremost dairy section OUR. MANUFACTUR.ER.5, WHO MAKE 5HOE5 ToK
8 pnsengers.
holder, w herein such sickness ’ is
U5, GET GOOD LEATHER. AND WE WILL 5ELL YOU
I>«r. 6—Gas stmr Wash.iclore, found, to report in writing within of the county. If Mrs. Yoakam will
COME To OUR. 5TOR.E AND BR.ING
>l.i.leu, toS. F., 305 M lumber.
twenty four hours thereafter, giving prepare statistics it is believed that A GOOD PAIR..
she
will
acknowledge
an
injustice
in
the name and residence of all cases
YOUR. FEET WITH YOU AND LET U5 5HOW YOU
The Coos directory WHAT A 5TYL15H AND CoMFoR.TABLE PAIR. OF
of cholera, yellow fever, smallpox, her remarks.
Lumber $5 per M.
diphtheria, membranous croup, scar credits the Coquille country with
YOU LOOK OUT
let fever, typhus fever, typhoid thirteen creameries, located as fol 5HOE5 WE CAN LET YOU HAVE.
We have a quantity of No. 3 lum fever, or bubonic plague, or any
lows:
Myrtle Point 2, Norway 3, FOR. THE LOOK5 AND THE FEEL AND WE .SHALL
ber. suitable for building sheds, other contagious disease, to the
we of course
1 Gravel Ford 1, C rquille 2, Arago look out for theleather
walks, etc., which we offer in lots of County Health Officer, or other
health officer who has jurisdiction in 2, Riverton 1, Bridget, and Ban- HAVE 5HOE5 FOR. ALL OCC A51ON5, A5,FoLLoW5:
1000 feet and upward, at $5 per M. the territory.
' croft 1, beanies one or two buildings
EVER.Y-DAY 5HOE5, 5LIPPER.5, DANCING
It shall be the duty <4 the County to be built at Bandon.
C odv L umber C o
The same
5HOE5, DR.E55 PATENT LEATHER.5, ETC.
Health Officer, when a case of small
t authority credits the Bay country
Men's and Youth's overcoats, the pox, yellow fever, typhoid fever, ■
BoY
’5 5HoE5?
WHAT KIND?
THE GOOD KIND?
membranous
croup, with four institutions using milk— '
best Christmas gift you could make diphtheria,
scarlet fever, or measles is reported Two creameries at Marhfield, a ' THAT 15, IF IT 15 PO55IBLE To GET 5HOE5 THAT
Prices
yourself, at Hartman’s,
within his jurisdiction, to place or cneese factory at Sumner and a milk WILL
TR.Y THE5E.
WEAR. A R.OUGH BOY
ranging from $» to $18.
ciuse to lie placed in a conspicuous condensary at North Bend.
R.E5PECTFULLY,
If the Captain of the . Sotoyome , place at both front and rear <4 prem-l
ises wherein any of the aforesaid
Hartman
has
a
big
line
of
holiday
believes in fate, he w ill probably buy diseases occur, a quarantine card or
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mi umbrellh before leaving port • flag. n<w less than twelve by twenty- j candied ami fa» y boxes coming < jci
four inches, upon which is prinked this iwst bunt
gain.
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