Bandon recorder., May 28, 1908, Image 1

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BANDON, OREGON, THURSDAY
A Sad Accident.
1 o tlx- v(>i< rs 1 » Coos and Curryo o
Counties:
A ■ a candidate jot joint senator, I
A very
>
g
« >ne of th»- saddest accidents that
have
been
asked
to
make.
a
public
n
took
[>lace
atCocjuille
Saturday
wh<
<
.immunity
f<
>r
ha» occurred in this
statement
Elmer < • Lorn and I etha °l .1
many years, hapjwneti Tuesday
* »f myself per mall y, I shall ■ n l> 1I1 of Band m it • uni\
afternoon .«bout 2:30 o’clock when
nothing .is I have lived in < 1 (
riage. These young jK'ople com«
Victor Russell was hit on th» head
The I M
une
Suffering
»’(»niitv for til, [>.«st 14 years, .«ml from some of the best J >liiih
Rii
•pain 1111
by a falling limb with such forte
during that tillli have actively
Bandon and are both highly I' spec! suffer
that hi» skull was so badly crushed
I he l e
!
ointnot
gag» d in- many ■ v up »ti< >11 am I etl (if bv ail.'- f
that he never regained ( on#» iousm -vs,
of all
tt-rpris» s, including coal mining
I
'.
I lieV will 111','-.'
ing to
but died aliout 9’5 the sum even
logging, road building ind general Band«>n people t u a 1< >ng and t[ ; ’ berlai
mg.
ami make l'-l
contracting, so that f have come ill journey through life. •
Mr. Russell, a d brother-in-law
i In many cases fl
contact with most of the ai 1 iv «
Tiii Ki'..:.-, oins in e
which is ai tirsi
were cutting trees in the timber near
elements in the countv «levt-lopim-nt, ing congratulations.
come pet inanelli.
Randolph and had just cut a tree,
io c-i-t to chi micii. . i. i -i,.
and mv 1 haracter, dealings »nd rep­
and stepped ba. k for it to fall, when
hr j It <m b y daii.j
utations are well known to many
in the weathor, a ¡
unknown to them a limb fell from
and easily ascertained by all.
cannot be expecle<:. il
the tree, hitting both of them and
Hayes Temple of North Bend, in­ pa n wlii-li this. I r.n>
As for mv general > [ualifx ations.
resulting fatal to Mr. Russell.
alone worth many Hmm-
for the ottl< e 1 leave tile publi< to dependent ' mdid.rte for .Kroner of ami 50 cent sizes for
Victor Russell was l«>rn at Ran­
judge, but that there mav be no mis [ Coos county has been in Bandon Lowe.
dolph, Jun« 3 iNMyami would have
ixneumatii- Earn. Reli-vi-rf
understanding of mv [»osition, I lor a few days, .getting acquainted
been 21 years of age had he live«l
Mi rims S.>111011, { h ~tmaster of
Mr. Temple is
make this public announcement ¡hat with our people.
until June 3rd this year. He was a
Pi 'lit v pi ml. Ont.. widen:
For tin»
I . have signed Statement No. 1 , well qualified' to fill the office to past i-igfit years 1 suffered from
young man of high moral character and if elected shall vote for the [»co­ whi< h he aspires. He is a lit enst d
rheumatic pains. a d during th'
and was much loved by all who pies choice for. United States Sen­ embalmer in < fregon and has been liin.- 1 nsi-il manv ■ I
r. nt Inntm ni
knew him. For some time past he ator. My experience and acquaint associated with the Holman Under- itxl ri>tm>ifit's I'nr 1 tn- en 1« 1 if 1 liennia-
liim f,.-i-t Siiniim-i I pi ''eiiii I 1
has been the main sup|M>rt of his am »• w ith local conditions should en takingCo. also- the Erickson l li­ hott
ti- 1 >f ('i 1;«tnl>> 1; • 1.
widowed mother, who is almost abb me to properly represent the d«*rtaking Co. of Portland, tuo of •'ii >'got »uni<1 relief : ■ m ¡1 than any
thing 1 li.ivi- i - vi - i -I- I. and cl.....
overcome with grief at Its untimely
district, and I therefore feel justified the largest Undertaking cstablish- fully recmumea lid- litiinn-nt to all
death. He has a number of rel­
meats in the state.
He is a native sufferers fn>m 1 i,»- unatic puní*.
in asking for your support.
atives in this community all of whom
ot
Oregon
and
has
spent
all of his Fur »,n(- by ('. \ 1. w■ .
Hi ch .M c L ain .
have the sympathy of many friends
Lie here except a sh<nt time when
B.».i Altai k of f>
,it<-ry Cured.
The Bandon town election was
in their great bereavement.
The
"An honored citi .1 of
he was in business in North Dakota
wtis Htill'ering ftom 1 si>\
funerel was held at eleven o’clock held last .Monday but wav a very and Colorado.
iif dysontery. Hi- t d a
today by Rev. J. S. Tilton and in­ quiet affair and one who was not fa­
Mr. Temple is thoroughly com­ could obtain a bolt'- of • ’liainl ei -
miliar with the place would never
terment was made at Randolph.
i I tiarrlioea
petent in every particular to till I uh .-- Colicl < !bol< rn
have known that an election was be­
Remedy,
be
felt
c
of being
the office of coroner .m l if -elected
W. H. J >unham and K. Carrol, of
etired, tie liavmg II-.- i Il 's 11nx .lv in
ing held. There was no strife, for
will serve the people to th.- best ol tl.e West !L> was tnld in -,t 1 ki'i't I
Coquille, were in Bandon the first of
the offices and a general good feel­
his
ability. ' He informs US that if i t stock and lost n > time in obtaining
the week.
ing among the citizens was every­ lie is elected he will have '’ a deputy it, and was prompt I- enr-d."
cm d." say
Second hand upright piano for where prevalent
M.
.1.
Loach,
driign
<lrugg;-t,
-1,
f Wolcott
at Bandon which will be a source of
Vt For sale by C. •. Lowe.
sale on monthly payments of $5.00.
great
convenience
to
our
people.
The only officers elected were the
Enquire of J. E. Walstrom, Cen­ town Recoreor and town trustees.
ft Rest hvit th- Spot.
Insist upon Dewitt's Witch Hazel
tral Warehouse.
Mr. E. llnniptir- . who owns
For Recordor C. R. Wgde was Salve. There are snb-titutes, but
ft is h»aling. I true general store ..t ì fe.iega. < ami
Fred Glazier and Chas. St Dennis, th«- only nominee and he received ’77 only one original
soothing and cooling ami is especial is proaident of 11,.- ' «•■ u- Con tv
of North Bend, were registered at the votes of a total of 1S7 cast at the l.v good for piles
ns 1 .f >In­
s-.t-l hy j;andon i • 11■ ; li -in- ( '.., 1»
i'
ne G >f I’.ke county,
Hotel Gallier Monday.
election. M Brewer unci A. I). Drug Co.
( > . •- 1 vs of Dr. I\ in-- X ■ ; 1 eovi-i v
Weinhard’s beer at the Arcade.
A Californian’s Luck
Mors«- each received one vote for
"it saved mv life mi
At I
‘‘The luckiest day of my life was think it did. It SO
W. A. Greek is on the sick list ■ recordor.
I 1> 'light a boi ofBtickl en's spot
I t I lx- very- •
For town trustees there were ten when
this week, but is improving at pres­
X mica Salve;' writes Chas F. Bnd- when everything
candidates with live to elect. R. E. alm, of Tracy, •California
l’wo King's New • .Dis<
ent.
25e.
boxes
CMi-fl
me
of
an
annoying
i e h . — the c<>ugI- -
Bedillion;
117;
W.
(
.
Craine,
132;
If you want .pure whiskies and
ease of- itctiint piles, wliicli had sore spots ami >:■
wines you can get them from Jami­ John W. ii-lter, 71; Steven Gallier, troubled me for years ami that t hroat, 1 nngs and <■
112; Pat Hanrahan, 56; John W. Yielded to
son A Brown.
no other treat ment “ gtiarentee at. C
Sold under
guarantee at C. Y. -tore. 50c. amt J 1
Hoover,
75:
Charles
I
.mglois.
7«: I .owe's I 'I llg Store.
Little Glen Barrows, who has been
I free
John
'
Shields,
103;
(
1
A.
I
row-
suffering with tills-rculosis for nearly
five months, is some better now and I »ri< Ige, si. A. I . White, 68
t’hc succcssul eandid.it' w je \|r
getting along as well as could be > x-
Bedillion.
Mr. Cr um-, Mr < ■ , I h - i
pected.
The whiskey for tin- most particu M 'Hoovei in I Mr. Shields, ill of
lar people St« watt s Bourbon, at whom a'e ii-pre» -nt itiv men md
will give tlx town . 'gi- id
I111111:--
Jamison A Brown’s.
costs more than cheap r'H.ii ¡
ti.itiim
F. L. Christie, who was struck in I
gallon, just a-» good, 1 •> cattle
Bandon clsizens should congratu
th« face bv a falling [»i»-ce of timb«‘r,
more than poor stod
about Mav 1st, »ausing ail abc<-»s Lit,- lh<-ms«-1v«-s (»[»■ >11 tin- ' xi i-di-m
m< >re to it.
und<-rneath the L it «v« is about w< If im n th«! «re to c mtri 11 tlx- tow 11 for
th«-
.coming
v
■
ir
again.
Married
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For Coroner.
see
The Moder
LOWE BROTOSS
HIGH STANDARD
If you want a tn t < ) «»■• shave. 01
M. F. Church
an up t<> dat. hau cut all on Harrv
The -leetings at the M E. Church
Morrison, next doot to postotfi
have Iirelt wi ll att■ -mled (ix I ; h >d
J. P Ft»h. M M Camlin «nd if. results were act <>miilished. Thei• -
I’. 1‘lvmal» . oft oquill» were Bandon were several conversions and a num
her reclaimed.
I he members- of
busm«--" 1 isitot> the latt’ 1 part of la»t th«- chur< It ami th«- pastoi feel very
week.
much encouraged over the outlook.
There will be lervice n< \t Sunday
Coimtv Supt. Bum h, oft < .[nil«
both
morning .mil. i-veiiin ; to wh - li
was in Bandon Wednesday eveninv
the publii is ci n diallv invjted.
att«-nding the ’ >mtnen< «-menf I x«-r
Lumber $5 per M.
fives <>f the Bandon High School.
\\ 1 h.ivi a iptantitv >f Xi• 3 lum-
E N Smith of Myrtle I’oint was
bei
suitable for building sheds,
in Bandon on business the first of
a ilks. « t , w Inch w e offer in lots of
the week.
t< >i >11 feet and upw ard, it' >s per M
I’lie Wluvler Real I.st.ite C<» sold
C opy I. vmii . r C o .
three lots in Plat ' A ' to John I
Otto Melcher.
Myres, of Not way. Wednesday.
Has just anived lio n the East t< 1
I evi Smith and wife, of Marshfield
make Bandon his home
»«■re Bandon visitors i'uesdav .. Mr.
lie is prepared to do painting ami
Smith is the i«j>ubli< «11 candidate for
paper hanging' in an ttp-to date
sheriff of Coos < minty and w .«s getting style and at re tsonable pii< « •
acquainted with the xoter^ lie says
Your patronage solicited
Lt.iv«
he is very mu<h »-ncouragd <>x< 1 his or-’ers at 1 .int’s Stud’O
prospects for el< < tion.
VOTE FOR
Democratic Nom­
inee for County
Commissioner.
Frank Mam of Bear ('reek was
transacting business in J.mdon Sat
urday.
The K. i’ Lodge gave the third
degree to two n< w in nils is ,«t their
regular me« ting Monday night
}d («ilLtr pur- h«*«»i th« 1 udwig
He is in favor of good
baby grand pi.tn« > <1 the Sherman
Clay Co. This is the only gr m i roads and equal opportion-
piano in Coos Co . .an»j Mr Gilliei
ments of road funds in each
is to be < ongratulatcd •[»on r-s< iv ing
and every road district.-
s»u< h a fine ui-trunx nt.
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n it is cheaper c
cause the larger gallor, n Us r i
terials, and liner grindw
n. \c
it go farther and last twice as Ion r»> 1
These are FACTS. Let us prove them. It will
save you money. Ask for color car
phlets. They are I REF. Have you read
“Study the Facts”?
Porland Flour Mills Co.'s Grea F.»arc
“OLYMPIA,”
$1.35 Per Sack.
$5.40 Per Barrel.
.
AI sq “Whie River” Brand a $1.35 and $5.40.
And • Gt
11
| ’ | n 1 at W 0 per l>l or if I 25 |
ick.
Pure Cane Sugar
100 Pound Sack, $6.2.5
I Yosper
Mill Co
Prosper Orenon.
, i r Y o 'j
\JS To
WHY <
YOU L j
I é C O b < j
THEY’
CHANC
THAT MA
YOU KNO
5T0KE AND <.....
AKE YOU A JI
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YOU MU-5T DE
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KoM3 WHEHH
THEM WELL.