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o BANDON, Volume XXIV DEMOCRATS PREPARE The Eye« of the Nation Are Now Centered Upon Denver. Seasoned wood for sale. ta Lint’s Studio. * Inquire 1 24, 4tx Judge Topping was in Coquille last week where he had a case in the equity court. OREGON, THURSDAY, A NEW LAWS ARE Life’s Number 27 JULY 2, 190». Striking Lesson. Germania Society ürp Object MEET AT SALEM F or R ent —Unfurnished house keeping rooms in J. S. Tilton’s new use. Chas Prosser. 24, 2tx A. G. Thrift is assisting in the Governor Proclaims an Even Bandon Bank for a short time at Dozen Acts Passed at least. Recent Election < «rover Cleveland's life presents a striking object lesson to the Ameri can l>oy. It was from a very lofty height that the ex-president fell to the grave. z\ll the honors that life Large Attendance of Finan 1 could give had fallen to him. His ciers at the Capital last days were those of dignified re pose, full of the confidence of his City countrymen, a lofty figure in the re public, and the chief and beloved citizen in the university town of Princeton. Such activities as he had THEY ARE GIVEN FREEDOM OF TOWN were as a tiusted adviser in the I councils of the great university, and as a stable and absolutely honest Report comes from Salem that trustee in one of the great reformed the Banker's Convention has filled life insurance companies. the city with solid looking gentle Whatever may be the <•♦¡mate of men representing the banking Cleveland's constructive statesman houses of Oregon with a sprinkling ship, he had to his credit in his re of well dressed delegates from'¡the tirement, the enduring monument of larger cities, such as Chicago New the Monroe doctrine, which, with a York and San Francisco. courage that startled Christendom The Elks ball where the conven and brought the great British nation tion was called to order at 11 a. at the feet of America, he, more m. was lavishly decorated with than any other man, wrote in ineffa Hags and Roses, and the Willamette çable letters into the international ! hotel, which is designated as head law of the world. When Mr. Cleve quarters, is also beautifully dressed land sent his famous note to Great with flowers, the gift of public Britain declaring our government spirited citizens. proposed to assume the right and The meeting is one of the most would, whether Great Britian b< important ever held in the state as willing or unwilling, investigate and he bankers have bee i discussing determine the Venezuelan boun plans for relieving the financial dif daries, regardless of what the conse ficulties over the state with very quences might be he awoke world good results. reverberations that time will never The banks of Oregon are for the stilk It forced the acknowledge most part on a solid financial basis ment by Great Britain of the Monrot with no signs of distress in the doctrine as a fixed policy, and con market of the state. stituted an unparalleled triumph in American diplomatic achievement. Teachers Elected To have done this, to have risen, A partial list of teachers were step on step, to the presidency of the republic, to have lived as lit t lected for the coming year at the lived in a lofty and conspicuous re meeting f the school bo? •)’. Tut s- tirement in his last days, and to have day evening. Those elected to Prof. had for his start in all this, a youth positions are as follows: of poverty, self denial, studying at j 11. C. Ostien, principal; Mrs. H C. night by a cantl’e light in a grocer) Ostien, assistant principal; Miss store, and supporting a widowed Bertha Wilkins, 1st grade. Miss mother at 17, is a beacon-light of Helen Goldthwaite, 2nd grade; Miss beautiful glow to every American Blanche Radley 3rd grade; 4th Mrs. boy. Like Lincoln splitting rails, grade not provided for; Myrtle Myers, 5th grade; Mis« like Garfield driving a canal boat, | like Grant in the tannery and as a | Margaret Murphy, 6th grad ; Mis« bankiupt merchant, Cleveland rose Mae Hamlin, 7th grade; 8th grade A «umber of from the ranks of the great com not provided for. applications arc being considered monalty, and it is an inspiration to American youth to love our land, | for the two vacancies and it is prob because it is free and wide open, able that they will be filled in the and to aim high and strike hard.— 1 next week or ten days. Journal. izecL A new soc ety, known is rhe Bandon Germania Society is or- ganized in Concrete Hall, 5 unday afternoon, with fourteen i nben. The society consists of Get is and people of German descer aid «11 such persons are eligible to unhBr- ship. Since Sunday about fift :i appli cations for membership h ; e been received and more are co : dering sending in their names. l he officers elected are. Col. C. T. Blumenrother, President; A. J. Hartman, Vice-President; T -odore Newhouse, Treasurer; C. T 1‘ieger, Secretary. The Board of T .-ustees consists of Georgi Gehrig, T icdore Newhaus, Chris Boettger, 1 ?. T. Blumenrother, and A J. II. rtman. The object of the societ is, for sin. ing, turnferein and (' amatfc. The next meeting will ba held Sunday, July 12th. 2 The ladies of the Thimble Club realized about $40.00 out of their dance in Bank Hall, Saturday even IRE 60NVENÏI0N WILL MEET JULY7 ing. The proceeds, after expenses THE are paid, will go toward the building The eyes of the country are now of a band stand for Bandon upon Denver where the Democratic If you want pure whiskies and Twelve new lawsand constitutional national convention meets July 7th, wines you can get them from Jami amendments enacted by the people after which the great presidential son & Brown. at the election June 1st have been campaign which promises to be one Miss Claire Walker, who has been in effect since Tuesday June of the hardest fought in the history in Portland for several weeks, ¡re 23rd, when Governor Chamber- of the nation will be in full blast. turned home Monday. Miss Walker lain issued a proclamation declaring It is generally conceded that was in attendance at the Rose Car them to be a part of the law of the Bryan will be the nominee for nival, and also went for the benefit state. Sweeping changes in the president, although he is ‘not the of her health. She returns loud in affairs of the state result from the choice of Tamany and that power her praise of the excellent time she A Quiet Fourth. operation of some of these laws. ful body promises that there will be had and is much improved in health. Hood River County is now of something doing at the convention Band n will have a qu ■ t Fourth and there is a possibility that they Call at Columbia Ave. Store and ficially in existence, the general elec this year as it was not thou, ’.it best may swing the convention from the examine our high grade of Flour, tions will hereafter be held in No to celebrate, but give other t rwns a “Peerless Leader,” however, this is Wheat, Barley, Potatoes and Gro vember. and the District At chance to get the crowds f r once. torneys are shorn of their power not a probability, as the Bryan peo ceries at lowest prices. A great many of our p u le will ple claim more than enough to 24, 3tx to indict persons accused of crime. A. E. W hite . probably go to Coquille, while nominate their man on the first bal Ray Bixby and R. G. Nevinger The Sheriff of Multnomah County others will spend the day quietly lot. of Me Pherson, Kas., arrived in has the right to feed the county at home, or down on the beach. There is about as much specula Bandon Tuesday and will open up prisoners at 12 1-2 cents a meal. Some will probably have a quiet tion as to who will be chosen for a pantorium in the Gallier hard The legislature is instructed by a picnic party, and it ;s a sure thing second place as there was at the Re ware building These young men law having a majority of 48,506 that all will have a good time. In publican convention in Chicago are both experienced in this line and to vote for the people’s choice for the evening there will be a ince at The day and the problem will probably not will no doubt give entire satisfaction United States Senator. the Oriental Hall for the’ aefit of be solved until after the votes at in their work. See their ad in this of the political worker at the polls the band, the music will be ft: nished the convention are counted. is past, and the men who have at issue. by the Seaside Orchestra. Tickets, previous elections loaded the voter Jerry B. Sullivan, of Iowa, is said F or S ale — 107 acres of land $i.oo This dance will no doubt with cards of the different c ndi- to be very acceptable to Mr. Bryan, with 700,000 feet of cedar, 22 acres be well attended as the people in dates can no longer work on elec while others think there should be aD pasture, six acres bottom land, most general are very friendly to the tion day. The Huntley corrupt eastern man on the ticket, pos all level, some fence. Price $1,700. band. practices act, which has a majority sibly from New York, as the Re Address J. M. Long, Bandon, Ore. —eoo / publican nominee is from that of 22,741, prohibits all efforts to 26 4t rnota.uo' worn ont by the Tired influence voters on election day. state. peevish. cross baby found Miss Marjorie Mason, represent There is much exitement at Den Hereafter campaigns are to be Ca-caweet a boom and a l>! ««sing. Cascaweet is for baliiw an ! cbiF ver over the coming convention, as ing the Frolick Shirt parlors, 392 conducted through the Secretary dii-n. and is «specially g >d «or the such a gathering is not as common Arcade Bldg, Seattle, is visiting her of State and State Printer, so far as ills so uotumon in hot wer. er. Look She carries advertising is concerned. The to that city as it is to Chicago, father, F. H.Mason. •■»>> th« ingredients print 1 on the bittie. Contains do harm*"f drugs. and there is a great demand for a line of high class ladies skirts and State Printer is to make pamphlets Sold by BuUilon Drug C< . admission tickets, and every morn- is probably the youngest drummer setting forth the claims of the vari ----- OGO-------- ing the mail adds to the pressure in the west. ous candidates as to why they and increases the perplexity of the Notice. Mrs. C. B. Dwiggins, of Finley, be elceted. The cost of the pam men who are to dispense the admis Ohio, accompanied by Miss Mae phlets is to be borne by the candi Water for irrigating p". poses, sion. From present indications, it Hamlin,' of the same city, arrived in i ! dates, who are to pay from $50 to washing windows ami spr: ikling the seems that every man in Colorado Bandon Monday to spend the sum $100 a page for their spaced The streets and sidewalks will be allowed and all adjoining states expect to mer. Mrs. Dwiggins is the mother Secretary of State will mail the pam only between 7 and 8 o'cBk in the attend all the sessions, and wishes of Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter and V. R. phlets to the registered voters a and evening. Anyone found using tickets for himself and friends. few days before the primaries Dwiggins of this city. This is the water for these pur'oses at any Johnson men ate on the ground first visit of these ladies to the another set shortly before the other hour in the dav, or faucete in great force and express them Pacific coast and they are very general election. Notice found open in useless « water selves as being pleased over reports much taken up with the west. Primary elections for the nomi Sweet—Hanly. will be shut off and a pel ' • of one from the east to the effect that They stopped off at St Paul enroute nation of state and county officers Notice is hereby given that the dollar attached for tun. ig it on Bryan would not be able to control here and will return by way of San will in the future be held in Sep- Miss Theresa Hanly and Mr. W. Clerk of School District No. 54, agat®. votes from there. The Bryan peo Francisco, Los Angeles and other tember, the primary law fixing the J. Sweet were united in ¡marriage at B andon L ight & W atsr Co. ple on the other hand, merely laugh western and southern cities. time for holding the primaries at the home of the bride's parents at Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, has been authorized by the Board of before any general 27 4t and assert that all opposition to the 45th day Lampa, Wednesday. June 24th, Directors, of said district to receive exo — election. The general election being their man would not total more Rev. Jones, of Coquille, officiating. bids for the excavation, by the yard, For Sale. changed to November, carries the than 125 votes. The young couple are among Lam- of the ground for the new school Notice to Redir en. primaries over to the early fall. complete. The Governor's proclamation makes pa's most highly respected young house in said district, al! bids to be Photo Gallery My Redmen Elect All Chiefs are requested t > meet Doing good business, Good rea- both fish bills effective, so that people, and they have the best J sealed, and riled with the clerk not wishes of a large circle of friends for J. W. I.INT, later than 7 o'clock p. m., July 1 rth, I iiday evening at Oriental i [all, at The election of officers of the lo sons for selling. Columbia River fishing is strictly a long and prosperous journey busi Bandon, Ore. 1908. The Board of Directors 8:00 o’clock. There will cal Redmen‘s lodge which occur 24, 4*x regulated on both the upper and through life. ness of importance to be tr tacted. reserves the right to reject any and red at their recent meeting re OOO- lower rivers. They wi 1 be at home to their i all bids. Plans of excavation are on C. T. F ieger , F or S ale — 80 acres of match sulted as follows: O C Waldvogel, The laws proclaimed by the friends in their new residence le- C. < i R. tile in the clerk's office. prophet; W N Wright, sachem; wood or saw timber six miles south Governor are as follows: cently erected at Lampa W T Allen, senior sagamore; L E of Bandon on county road. Price Changing location state institu Coates, junior sagamore; C T Fei- $1000. Address J. M. Long, Ban tions. Business Picks Up. 26 4> ger, chief of records; Geo E Wilson, don, Ore. Changing time of election. keeper of wampum; Chas Hubbard, Sneriff to feed prisoners. From the Boston Globe. Notice. Trustee. University ¡appropriation. (>n every hand are signs that Wheelman's fish bib. business is picking up. and that the FOR sale cheap—A scholarship The Women of Woodcraft will Recall public officials. panic of last year, which seemed at in stenography in the International give an entertainment and basket People's choice for U. S. senator. the time to have knocked the bottom Correspondence Schools of Scran social, Saturday evening, July iSth, Then see Proportional representation. entirely out of prosperity ’ s dinner ton, Pa. Ross Tilton at Oriental Hall. Dance afterwards Corrupt practice act. pail, was more attificial than real. 24-tf Everybody invited. 25 3t Gillnetter's fish bill. Every day's news repot ts tell of Indictmeut by grand jury only. this or that big factory, mill or foun Notice. Creating Hood River County. dry resuming full time with a full New Officers of W. O. W. •force. Notice is hereby given that Ordi Ice Cream for the Fourth. •Panics generally come wit hit thud, nance prohibits the use of fire The Woodmen of the World at Hare your Piano tunejl by the local man, ifilf > • a • • while prosperity steals upon us so crackers, fire works or any ex a recent meeting elected the fol contract to keep Piano in Jirst data condition, two ! o Anyone wishihg ice or ice cream inga a year for a tuning. All work Qua gradually that many people do not plosive whatsoever within the cor lowing officers: J N Hoskins, past in quantities for th«. Fourth will, teed. / will call on you at once, write, or nee m hear her footfall until she is at their porate limits of the Town of Ban consul; Chas Philips, consul com pleas* leave orders at Holn«‘s res- elbow. , don. This ordinance will be strictly mander: A J Barr, advising lieuten r taurayt. Friday morning! enforced. Even the ’professional pessimist ant; J. E Coates, escort; L E Gim- C. R. W ade , Recorder. lin. watchman J N. Hoskins. man- Land for s41e in small tracts near can«heat her this time if he makes Oreg* a half ar^gtjort at listening. Bandon 27 it. ager. • town. K. Haberlr, • • • • » I H a V e You a Good Pian o? I. A. TURNEL Leave your order at BOÍLE S JEWELRY •r J. 11 IV * / • % • • t t •• •• • • i • 'ORE
