Bandon recorder., September 30, 1909, Image 2

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turen had to walk i3<> miles to
development any se« tioif bf Coo
Working Women
Point Barrow . wherj they were
county. They should see that what
Lodge a. iid Professional Directory *
picked.up by the Jeannette.
I means piosperity and growth for one
A. law in Illinois prohibits wage
; town means the same thing for
1
earning
women from toiling more
Loilges are Requested to Notify this Office ou Election of Officers and on
WHY ?
North Yakima, Wash, Sept. 22— another. All towns in the county than io hours, per day lor their •
Change
of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month
should
strive
to
cultivate
and
foster
From a small tieginning the snip
Half a hundred Nez Perce Indians
pass-
employers.
The
measure
was
and use of Uhamlierlaiu's Cough
who have been picking hops in the this spirit of mutual self help. They
rd by the last legislature of that Remedy has extended toidl phrts of
should
help
one
another
to
forward
valley donned regalia and war paint
1 he United States ami to many for­ Lew ah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M.
state.
The Manufacturers’ a- eign
Dr H. L Houston
countries Why* Because it
Sunday, and gave the best exhibi­ every movement which means ad­
EE I 8 every I huiulay evening al 8 run at
PHYSICIAN
A
SUliGEUA
sociation i is endeavoring to have has proved especially valuable for |y|
vancement
for
any
portion
of
the
LMA. (>ie Bandon Wiynian
Sojourning chief»
tion of Indian dancing which has
Utliw
over
!>rug
8t»>r*.
Haunt. S te I .
the law declared unconstitutional. roughs and colds. For sale by C. Y. in good rlanduig are cordially in\iled Io attend.
H.111. I 30 to 4. |> iu. ; 7 to S in the evening
been seen here in some years, be­ county. By the same token all the
Lowe.
W.
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Allen
G
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W
ilton.
A court has granted a temporary !
Night calf» answered from ««ilice.
C. of R.
Sachem.
fore a crowd of several thousand people shculd discourage every-
HANIMIN.
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OKFtiO*
injunction and the case is pending.
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tiling
which
retards
advancement.
people, at Sumach Park. In the
Winter
’
s
Reading
The Manufacturéis’ association urges
M HMOIliC.
party were four authentic Indian Individual knocking, knocking one
l»r N I. Perk in««
unconstituionality, on the ground
.mother
is
one
of
the
things
that
re
­
D \NDON LODGE. No. I TO A. F. * A.
War veterans, Ha-niene Mox-Mox,
OFFICE
HOUKS: 10 u. m to 3 p
that wage earning women should
M, Stated communications first Saturday
which means Yellow Wolf, made an tards.
tu., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Pacific Monthly of Port- after the full moon of each month. All Master
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The
Let us us discourage the knock­ have the privilege, if they so dé­ land, Oregon, is a beautifully il- Masons cordially invited.
C. I. Kime, \X M.
address to the people, telling some­
Office iu New Denholm Building.
sire, of toiling more than lo hours
Lloyd Rosa, Secretary
thing of the wars in which he ing habit, therefore; and do it, not
lustrated monthly ■nagazine.
If
a day.
Dr L F Sorensen
fought and giving to the inter by answering a knock with a criticism
you ; are interested in dairying,
It does not appear as to whether
but
on
the
contrary
by
answering
DENTIST
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preter to h«>ld, where all might see,
raising, poultry raising, or
Office Over Vienna Cafe
or not any of the wage earning fruit
D ANDON LODGE, No. 133. I. O OF.
it
with
silence,
or
better
still,
by
the weapon he
had
carried
want to know about irrigated
Telephone at Office and Home.
meets every Wednesday evening
Visiting
women of Illinois are concerned in
through Chief Joseph’s battles. It meeting every knock with a boost-
lands, , timher lands, or free gevern- brothers in good standing cordially invited.
BANDON
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OREGU «1
the effort to have the law nullified,
was not the regulation tomahawk, Bitterness and unkindly feeling can­
ment land open to a homestead A. J. I tartman. Secretary C. F. Thomas. N. G.
Tlie fact that the suit is brought by
<i. T. TKKAIMiOI.il,
but a ball of skin filled with sand or not exist when kindness and
entry, The Pacific Monthly will
Manufacturers’
the
association
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL! K
small peoples attached with a thong friendliness meet them face to face
give you full information. The I
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
Al LAW.
Instead of crying “Villian” we rather than by the women has some
price is 5*. 50 a year.
to a short handle. When Joseph at
lUfEETS
in K of P. hall every second and
NOTARY PUBl.Il!
should disarm villainy with justice. significance. That the owners of
If you will send twenty-five cents
last surrendered, Ha mene Mox-
fourth Fridays. Practice nights first f-11-
Illinois factories should seek to se­
I . N CO1l1llNiNIONF.lt
in stamps, three late issues will be day of the month; Social evening the fd Friday
Mox concealed his rifle and his Let it not lie every fellow for him­
Bandon,
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Oregon
ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to
self and the devil take the hindmost,” cure tor w men the right to toil sent you so that you may
war club beneath his blanket and
become all members in good standing.
more than 10 hours at a machine,
Office
With
Bandon
Invent
ment < o
but
let
us
push
forward
together,
ti|>-
Maggie White, N. G.
acquainted with it. Read the fol­
escaped. Wandering about aimless­
Clara Goetz, Secretary.
holding and assisting one another.. and that they do so solely in the in­ lowing splendid offers:
ly with a small band of his tribe,
Unless this spiiit can prevail, rocks terest of the women is a new
Dr. H- JVL Brown.
Offer No. i McClure’s Magazine,
he was captured by the Sioux.
KliightM of
Resident Dentist.
and not railways will be the harvest and unexpected philanthropy, but Woman's Home Companion ana
After his escape from them he re
elphi
lodge
,
No
m
.
Kmght*
o
Office in Panter Building
one in- which most of the great
of the future.—Coos Bay Times.
Pythias.
Meets every Monday evening
Hie Pacific Monthly, costing $4.50
turned to the agency firmly ex­
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M., I to 5 P. M,
Missourian public will have
at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
will be sent at a special rate of $3.
pecting to meet death for his in­
Phone,
BANDON. OREGON
attend.
Dr. L. P. Sorensen C. G.
shown.
Off«. r No. 2—McClure's Maga­ B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
subordination.
A SPRAINED ANKLE
It is hardly likely that wage
Perhaps the most interesting war
As nstiHiiy treat*u h sprained ankle earning women desire the law made zine. Review of Reviews and the
C. R. BARROW
Modem Woodmen,
Pacific Monthly, costing $6., will be T1 ABLE ROCK CAMP, No. 9176. M. • W.
rior in the group was Two Moons, will disable the injured person for a
Attorney and Counselor-at Law
mofftb or more, hnt f>y applying void. Even if they do there is sent for $3.60.
a tiny, little, old man, in a plaid | , Chamberlain's
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of A. meets the 2d anil 4th Wednesdays (’OQUILLli
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Liniment and obsprv- question as to whether they should
Offer No. 3 —Human Life, Ideal of each month at K. P. hall. Visiting neighliors
calico overshirt with a chain of gold | tag the directiouH with each bottle
Office
over
Skeels
’
Store
realize their wish. Something is due
. ordially invited to attend.
Homes and The Pacific Monthly E E. Oakes, Clerk..
beads about his neck.
1 ie cai ried faitbfnlly, a etire may, iu most cases,
R. W. Boyle, H. C.
Office Phone. Mam 335;
residence. Mam 346
a
national
physical
standard.
M
om
effected in less than one we?k‘s
will be sent for $2.
the old-fashioned carbine he had be
■ime. This liniment is a must re­ women ultimately become mothers.
Order by number and send your
used in the Nez Perce War of 1877, markable preparation; try it. for a
lilt. K. W. ROMMITKB
DR J. D KELLEY
Ten hours a day at a machine or
I order accompanied by postal money
and never once during the afternoon sprain or bruise, or when laid up
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
with chronic or mnscnlar rheumatism otherwise is strain enough to break order for the amount to The Pacific
Physician and Surgeon
did he lay it down. Two Moons and
BANDON
OREGON
yon are certain to be delighted down the vigor, destroy the nerves
Office
and
residence
in
Panter
residence
property
j Monthly, Portland Oregon. 36-2t
wore no war bonnet, but his gray i with the prompt relief which it af­
at'd impair the digestion of even
next door to Bijou T heatre
Office over Skeel’s Store.
Coquille, Ore
hair and breast were smeared with fords. For saie by I’. Y Lowe.
strong
women.
It
is
a
swifter
de
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red clay, and his scores of years
struction of the frail. When they Coquille River Transportation
did not prevent his taking a turn
Land to Rough to be Sur have toiled Io hours it is time for
in the dance.
Co.’s Schedule
DO YOU WANT
them to rest. In the interest of the
Chief Tipye-la nah Fla-siveh,
veyed
physical well-being of the genera­
whose English name is Come-Down,
Leaves
tion they are to mother it is es­
Bindon
was very young at the time of the
Seattle, Sept. 20—Thirty miles sential for them to r.-st.
They
1 t> :00 h m
outbreak.
His profile is exactly of the boundary line between
owe it to the public and the race tc Coquille, \ i .00 p in
like that o‘ the Indian who used to Alaska and Canada lying in a region seek rest
after io hours of toil » I Dispatch, 7:<MI a m
be on the penny.
about 80 miles north of Mount and the public and the race Favorite, 1:30 p m
F-lah-wehma, or About Asleep St. Elias, probably never will be owes it to them to see
Leaves
that their
was sufficiently alert to discredit his
Coqnill*
suiveyed, according to the men social condition is such that there|
name.
As master of ceremonies engaged in the boundary survey will be food and rest for any j Favorite, 7 ;30 a in
he carried a long staff wound with
a in
li 30 a
Coquille. * 0.<M>
woman who has toiled 10 hours.
work.
4.00 p m
5 30 p
beaver skin. About Asleep is known
It is a mighty close approach to Dispatch. 1.00 p in
David W Eaton, head of the
5.1
Hl p
In the list
as David Williams.
first party to return to the United a national shame that a cold blooded
The
Coquille
connects
i
with
battle before Joseph's surrender he
States at the close of the season, industrial organization should be in tiiii.iH at Coquille for Marshfield and
saw his father killed, his mother
arrived on the steamer Jefferson i court clamoring that women should Myrtle Point.
shot down, and he himself, a lad of
The tip-river passengers can come
from the north today,
He will re­ be able to toil not only 10 hours,
14, escaped, only to be captured by main here until th - arrival of the but longer in order to earn food and to Bandon on the Favorite and have
the Sioux.
In the parade to the
three hours here in which to do their
chief, Thomas Bigg Jr., and will shelter.—Journal.
grounds, he rode a white horse
trading ami other business.
then proceed with Riggs to Wash­
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with a splash of red paint on its
ington.
breast to symbolize the horse which
BEST TREATMENT FOR A BURN
“Mr. Riggs had under his charge
though mortally wounded, carried
if for no other reason. Chamberlain
35 men divided into five parties,"
Salve should be kept in every house­
the lad safely out of the battle.
slid Eaton. “My party, as did the hold on account <>f its great value in
The costume display was the ex­
others, operated on file 141 meri­ the treatment of burns. It al'ays the
treme of richness, according to the
pain almost instantly, and unless the
dian, covering that part of the line injury
A. Garfield
is a severe one, heals th»« paif
Indian styles.
Beautifully em­
The Real Estate Man
from where the meridian crosses it without leaving a scar. This salve is
broidered velvet suits, beaded vests,
in the White River Valley to the also unequal*»! for chapped bands,
and sandals of wonderful workman­
nipples and diseases of the skin.
northward, to as far south as the sore
Prine 25 cents. For sale by C. Y. Mil. and Steamboat Work Our
ship and quaint and curious orna­
i e fields would permit
Lowe.
SPECIALTIES
ments made a picture full of variety
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“These ice fit-ids are located about
and color.
Many of the young
80 miles north of Mount St. Elias, Arctic Explorer Finds Queer
SPECIAL
MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER
squaws wore velvet, the colored sel­
CAPTAIN CHRISTENSEN. Commandmg.
and embrace 30 milt s of the line
Tribe
vage being left on tc make a bright
The task of surveying this region
band around the bottom of the
is now held to be an impracticable
skirt. The old squaws sat at the
San Francisco Sept. 21—On
one, for it is an impeneterable
Connecting with Steam|Ship Alliance at Marshfield. Full
Eide in charge of the children, save
soli'ude of high peaks, capped with board the whaler Jeanette, which
information of
for the two little royal boys who
glaciers w hich have baffled the ef­ arrived in this jxirt yesterday
GENERAL R E PAIR1 NG
had diminutive warbonnets of their
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forts of the hardiest and most in heavily laden with furs. I blubber
Pattern
Shop in Connection
own and
danced
as persist
and tales of the frozen north, was J. |
defatigable surveyors
ently and sedately as any one.
“The boundary line so far lias W. Bower, an Arctic explorer, who FOR ALL KINDS OF FIRST CLASS
been established from the Portland ; eports tiie discovery of a new tribe |
ESTATE
canal to where the 141st meridian of people nevei before seen by the REAL
QOOD FOR BILIOUSNESS
eyes
of
a
white
man.
This
new
GO T
crosses the Yukon River. Each
*• I took two of Chamberlain s Stom­
tribe
of
Esquimos,
according
to
ach ami Liver Tablets last night, and American partv works in conjunc­
Bower, live on a point in Prince CHANDLER & HOLMES
1 feel 50 per cent better than I have I tion with a Canadian party.”
Bandon. Oregon
for weeks.“ says J. J. Firestone, of
Albert Land.
BRIDGE A BEACII Stoves, Rangeland I Icaters have in them so many excellence,
GOO
Allegau. Mich. “They are certainly
Bower
left
this
port
two
years
ago
that they are now acknowledged the greater sellers on the coast and they are growing
a tine article for biliousness
For
why druggists recommend chamber ­ on board tlie ship James Drummond
in favor every year.
W<- have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household
sale by 0. Y. Lowe. Samples free.
lain ' s colic , cholera and DIAR­
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
and
has
spent
the
intervening
time
OPTOMETF.RIST
RHOEA REMEDY
wandering about among the Es­
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
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Mr.
Frank
P.
Hanrahan,
a
promi
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Help One Another
SATURDAYS
nent drugged of Portnmonth, Va, kimos. Unlike the usual type of
Our Assortment of Hardware. Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
•ays: “ For tlie past six years I have Eskimo, the newly discovered
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-old and recommended Chatulterlam'
The Times has always held Colic, t’holera ami Diarrhoea Rem natives, who call themselves Nun a
fast to the principle that there is no e<ly. It is a great remedy and one of cotics, are very tall and look like
occasion for dissension between the the liest patent medicine* on the North American Indians. The ex­
market. I hnmlie some others for
sections and cities of Coos county Hie same piir|s>ses flint pays me a plorer was cordially welcome I
or the individuals of the communi­ larger profit, but tips remedy is so by the strange tribesmen and
ties. The right way for the people sure to effect a cure, and mv customer procured many ncti iu.T from them.
so certain to appreciate my recom­
First Class Laundry Work Guaranteed.
Special
From the town of Nunacotics,
to do at all times is to discourage mending it to him, thal I give it the
trade marks
attention given to fine woolen goods.
such dissension and not encourage it, preference.“ For sal* by C. Y. Low* Bower proceede»! farther north,
D esigns
C
opyrights
A
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where
he
discovered
Where individuals err and indulge
immense cop­
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Cleaning ami preening Mens’ Suita anil Ladies' fine akirta given
Anrnnr» «ending a «katrh and daaerintlnn rnur
onlckiy aaeartaln our opinion free whether rn
in personal prejudice and spleen it
per deposits. On this trip he lost Invention
prompt attention
ta probably patent nt ««* < omniunim«
lions strict ly confident tai. HANDBOOK on Patents
City Transfer
an eye through the bite of a spidet.
should not be charged up to an
lent free, oldest umi< y for secunnir patent«.
Patents taken I nr«High Munn & < <>. receive
without charge, in the
All kinds of draying and transter-
This was not the end of Bower's fptcial
entire community. Every city and
rng
FOR
SALE
—
mill
wood
troubles, for after the eyeball was
community and individual in Coos
Scientific American.
handsomely tllnMrnfed weekly. T arse.-t elr-
county should stand shoulder to rom Cody's mill $2.00 per load. removed by the crude surgery of an . A illation
of any eeientldr 1» Htrnai
fa,
•ar: four months, |L butULyal. im H imiih «
shoulder in support Of every measure Coal Sold and delivered at lowest Eskimo, the schooner used by tl e
New
J. Jeukia*. I'rop.
¡«arty was wrecked and the adven
that is tor the advancement and prices
Branch Ofltee, «36 T HU WutIMl
»«ton. D. C.
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Do you want to buy a farm or
some city property?
Do you want to sell your farm
or city property ?
Do you want to insure your
property in a reliable com-
pany?
Do you have any wants in the
real estate or insurance line?
A big list of property to sell.
Y our choice of seven insurance
companies.
Anything else you want.
Bandon Foundry
& Machine Shop
OA K ES
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Stmr. Wilhelmina
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon
A. M<’ NAIR
THE HARDWARE MAN
M. G. Pohl
BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
P atents
Family Washing a Specialty.
F. A. BATES, Proprietor
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