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Following » ih<- appurtionuMW) ol the »tale
tebool fund tor AugiM, 1910.
LM No.
1 Mynlr Bank
2 Herman
3 Arago
4 Lampa
5 Brown»
7 McKnight
6 Coquille
9 Marihbeid
10 Cunningham
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11 Paikertbug
12 Catching Slough
13 North Bead
14 Riverton
15 Big Creek
16 Crxxton
17 Kenlu« k
18 I laguali
19 .Strang»
20 Futiiiap
21 R andolph
23 l-e.
24 RacklHI
25 Fairview
26 Hauiei Slough
27 McKinley
28 Gravelford
29 l wo Mn.
30 Sumner
31 Rural
32 Dora
33 Bald I lill
34 Calcliing Creek
35 Daniel» Creek
36 Roger»
37 Sugar Loaf
38 Templeton
39 Co« River
40 Libbey
41 Myitle Point
42 Rock’Creek
4i Norway
44 Roy
45 Alleghany
46 New Iake
47 Ruwland
48 Shiloh
49 Eaitiide
50 Remote
51 Utter
52 Myrtle Creek
53 North Slough
54 Bandon
55 Beaver Slough
56 E»terl>eck
57 South Slough
58 Sunny Side
59 Hall. Creek
(«0 Pr«per
62 Bear Creek
63 Johnson Mill
(>4 I our Mile
82 Co« Cuy
64 75 .
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8i lake View
40.70
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G psy Fortune To’li: g
48.10
Recorder
Napoleon Bonaparte
THURSDAY
AUG.. 25.
67 Excelsior
(»8 Larion Slough
69 Beaver I Ml
71 Buell
72 Coaleda
73 Pleasant View
74 Pleasant 1 till
75 l.ocu-.t Grove
76 Glen Junction
77 Bridtr
Dement
79 Lallin
S. S. BREAKWATER
PORTLAND
COOS BAY
I- í R E WOOD
BANDON LIGHT & POW ER CO
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1910
I he fortune telling <»1 the Gi >s«es, I In pile of all the cimll.idictory
31.45
84 Santoed»
85 Bunker Bill
I27A5 or “dukkermg,” . s thev themselves views .»hti h have been pi« 'lined of
$66,(0
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♦ v*x
£ V MKM
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Joint 2 Ncrth Lake
31.45
44.40
«■all it, is a wonderful llun. . and the N.tp.>l<*oi ; m spite o’ hostile his- *
88.b0
loriuns, hd >>. k.igli.--.' literature and V Lodge a.rid Professional Directory
Very RopcctfuUy,
|>ower un<lenia !v supernormal which
86.95
English ci idl.-ism; lit spile of o.'st.i- <• <-
W. H. Bunch, Co. Sup«
reads “¡Kist, present and future, ver cles such
81.40
no other man ever con- o» Lodges are Beqaeated to Notify thia Office on Election of Officers and ou
86.95
wish an* ail ve w mt to know.” Rut, quered.
■\ap«j|<
on !k>n.»p.<rt stands
25.90
though th«* Romany’s gifts are mar- forth ti:
Change of Meeting Night. Oxrtls under this Head are 50c per in., month
Large
Sawmill
for
Coquille
867 65
<• most amazing phenomenon A
vehms,
they
cannot
strictly
be
said
1474 45
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of human achievement. per-»»mal
to be related io psychical phenom­
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magnetism
ami
mortal
grettness
the
A comj»any consisting of Mr. Rev ena. Yet they are as interesting,
112.85
Lewah Tribe No 48, Imp. O. R. M.
world has ever seen
Dr EL. L Houston
72.15 nolds, the former owner of the mill, l»eing delightfully human, and as
; ■ . EETS every Thursday evening at 8 run at
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PHYSICIAN A Sl'MUUA
A
man
who r.t'sed hinvelf from
1126.65 J. A. Collier. R. Hansen, the Coos
the Ba..d m \X •.".an. Soieutmn ■ ch>< (
mysterious and baiHi ig a-. East In­ obscurity
Ollico <>,< r I rug 8lor».
lloara, !» »«• U.
to a throne; who changed in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
173.90
Bay Manufacturing Co. as the prin­ dian jugglery.
njii.
1
:k>
to
1.1
m.;
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to
s
m
the evening.
G
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«Vdson.
C.
S.
Hubbard
27.75
the face of tite worhl; who ma îe
G of R.
Sachem.
cipal stuck holders, and a numlver ot j
Sight cniia nusaered ft: nt «fice.
49.95
The Romany’s usual method of himself felt t'rough powerful and i
IIAMKIN.
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OK»«.ON
96.20 out enb*rt>rtsing citizens win» go in
ytWRonte.
divining ilu* future is by ti e paint, civilized nations; who sent the terror'
7585 for smaller amounts in order to in­
O ANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F A A-
though it is sometimes by carel-. of hts name aer«>ss seas ami oceans; |
Di l_, I7’ Sorensen
48.10 sure its success, have taken over the
M, Stake! com muni. Mions hr Saturcf.il
sometimes t>y dropping coms into whose will was pronounced anti i iftev the lull moon of each n onth. All Ma t
86.95
DENTIST
Reynolds mill which was erected at clear water, and ag on by cenai n
109 15
feared as desiinv; whose <1 'native .Masons < ordi illy invited. J. A. orrison. W. M.
Office Over Vi« r.ni Cafe
53X>5 Pony slough, a short distance below charms, vari d by trifling sleight of- were crowns; whose ante-ch.i.nhe" G. T. TreadgoU, Secretary
Telephone at Office and Home.
35.15 North Bend on Coos Bay, and have
hand performances, in the gipsy’s was tbrongi <1 by submissive p. iuces;
BANDON
DREGC «
61.05
I. o. o t
begun the construction of a building palmistry there is no book ^learning who broke down the ..wful battier of
38.85
"R NDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O O. F
62.90 to which the machinery will be < and little “science,” although she the Alps, and made them a highway, *** m. Is every XX «-dnesday evening. Visum;
Men have gone to work professes to attach some importance and wh >se fame was spread beyond brother» in good standing cordially invitod.
103.60 moved.
A G H«yt, N. G.
66.(4) getting out timbers, and a contract to the lines of the heart amt life. the boundaries of civilization to the
A. Knopp. Secretary
NOTARY I t l.l I«'
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61 05 was let yesterday to Horace Russell,
For the lines ami mounts gipsies steppes of the Cossack and the
27.75
liaudon,
Oregon.
Rchekah Lodge No. 126.
for the driving of the necessary piles. have their own explanations, which desert of the Arab .< man who has
12.95
AA i .LI'' in 1.0.0 F hail evisy second an . Ofiic«« With Bandon Investment < >
This mill is of over 50.turn feet sometimes happen to coincide w ith left this record ol himself in hist -'v
40.70
’ fourth I u-sJays. Practice nt hts 1st l ues
daily
capacity, and is of modern those «>t the ordinary gorgio palmist, has taken out ol the hands ot moital day of the month; Social evening the id 1 ucs la
IDr. M* ZvI. Hrown.
62.25
ot the month. .X carJial inviiatiau extended to
72.15 make up all the way through.
Resident Dentist.
but which for the most part are not the question
all in: mis-is in good standing.
27.75
The site chosen for this mill is a to be found in any written bonk.
Clara Goetz. N. G.
called great.
Offn e in Panter Bidding
Belle A. Kelp, Scciet.-ry.
22.20 point on the river bank a short dis­
Of all the mightv conquerors ot
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M. I to 5 P. M,
66.60
It
is
almost
entirely
upon
face-
tance below the depot. It will be
Phone.
BANDON. OREGON
the world, Napoleon stands second
92.50
Ktllclllf» ut I’vtlil !»
teading ami a cultivated, keen, ready
directly
between
the
river
and
the
170.20
to none The day <4 horrors m 'Q lí .1’111 LODGE. No. 64, Kmghts o
perception of general charac eristics
I’lthias. Meet» everv M 'nd.\V evening
629.<X1 railroad, an ideal place tor a mill,
France had been going on for some al * Knights
If. BARROW
hall. Visiting knights invited to
Nothing
22.20 which will have ample facilities for that th" gi|>sy depends.
G. R.WadeC. C.
time before Napoleon Bonaparte, attend.
Attorney
and Counselor*nt-Law
103.60 handling lumber
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
conveniently for escapes her quick eye and brain. the small, slender, pale laced, smooth
88.80
The bearing of a stranger, the dros,
(W’ILLE. - ORE
shipping
cheeked youth of 25, encountered
86.95
Woodmen of the World
Office over Skeet»’ Store
speech
ami
maimer,
the
expression
Th is is an enterprise w hich w ill be
72.15
ami quelled the disturlance. The Qeasidr Catnip No. 2<2 m<*eti eveiv first an
Office Phone. Main 335;
re»ideoce. Main 346
ami
type
of
feature,
and
a
thousand
49.95 welcomed bv the wh ile community.
monarchy of France lnul been de
third 1 hur»day« of each month. X isitin
details
w
hich
«Mild
be
overlooked
37.00 —-Coquille Herald.
thri tied, Louis XVI and Marie neighbor» cordially invited.
nil. I. W. KOKMTHIC
196.10
as unimportant trifles by a gorgio,
R. W. Bullard. C. C .
Antoinette
had
paid,
with,
their
lives,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
J. N. I lod/ng. Clerk.
33.30
count with the Rom my. She refuses
the forfeit of oppression winch wa:
BANDON
OREGON
25.90 Tex Rickard Invests in Coos
to “dukker” before more than one
Office and residence in Panter residence pioj erty
not all their own. The Royalists
24.05
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person at a time, possibly on the
oest duot to Bijou Theatre
85.10
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and the Jacobins had joined tin
County Coal Lands
/Attorney
nd Counselor-at-Law
plea that she belongs to a ‘•secret
1089.65
Notar) Public
howling mob of insurgents, am! all
DR J. ID KELLEN
order” which forbids it, or that a together were rushing on to attack U. S. 1 .and Contests a Specialty. Practice in
24.05
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San Francisco. Aug. 21st.—When fortune told in such mianner would | the convention, which was the onlv
Phvsii -an and Surgeon
all Courts
55.50
Office With Bandon Light Ac Water Co.
Tex Rickard, the fight promoter, not come true These .statements, representative of gbveimnent then in
Office in Donald Charleston home, opp. -itc
51.80
Bünden - - Or«-$o<i
who successfully promoted the though deliciously appetizing, arc France
Presby terian church, Bandon. Oregon
5365
lacking
in
truth,
for
the
fact
is
only
“
greatest
'rattle
of
the
century,
”
218.30
The troops of the convention had
44.40 arrived at the St. Francis the other that she needs the undivided atten­
been sent to meet the mol>, but re­
‘»8.1 , «lay, he announced that he was out tion ot the one who consults Iter in
tired in fear and panic. I he tt.ob
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of the “square game" for the rest of order to get the best results of con­ adv.mceii and the convention tia in-
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24.05
his life He proposes to become a centration of mind. In justice to bled In tite midst of tite ten 1
61.05
t X no.>
the gipsy, it should Ite taken iut >i
42.55 coal miner—not the wearer of a can
and confusion one member exclaimed:
29.(0, die in his hat or a pick in his hands, consideration that the atmosphere o
Capital. •23.OOC.
“I know a man w ho can d- fend ns
11 it of course, but the developer of coal skepticism which is apt to surround
if Any can. It is a young Corsican
DIRECTORS:
J. L. Kronenberg, President. J. Denholm,
12.95
properties in which he has become a gay party of curiosity seekers is officer, Napoltsm Bonaparte.” The 3 BOARD OF President;
F. J. Fahy. Cashisr; Frank Flam, T. P. Hanly.
12.95,
interested.
not conducive to success in the ex- ' convention immediately sent lot him.
103.60
A ; --neu-l hanking business trai.acted . nd customers given every accommodation con­
He has bought several properties ercise of any profession.
31.45
sistent with »ale end cun •rvativ* banking
/\ll exoected to see a stalwart sol
48.10 in Coos county, Oregon, and de­
CORRESPONDEN IS; The Amr ican National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif;
I'lte Romany fortune tell« r is .m dter, of gigantic frame and imperion
31.45 clares that he intends to develop
Merchants National I’ank. !
i'and, Oregon; I he Chase National Bank, ol New Y'ork.
¡adept in the art of flattery, lor there bearing. When they saw Napoleon’,
129.50
them. He will never enter the prize
35.15
• are few exceptions to the title that boyish appearance t!ie president in
fight business again.
92.50
nothing is so interesting as one s credulously impmed:
“Are you willing to undertake the
j sell. l ite gi >sy knows lt«iw to draw
'out unconscious admissions or con- I defense ol the convention?’’
“Ves,” was the laconic and calm
| fessions of Iter oft repeated, “Do ye
reply.
With half disdainful con­
THE HARDWARE MAN
on*erstan* me?” and “Cai ye look
tempt,
the
president continued:
i me in the eyes an’ say it is not the I
“Are you aware of tile magnitude
| truth I'm a-tellin' foil?” She forces
BRIDGE Ac BEACH Stov* , Ranges and I Icater* have in them so many excrllrncir»
of
the umleitaking’”
that they are now acknowledged the great 4 seller* on the coast and they arc growing
the acknowledgment of truths at
in favor every year.
We have the exe'j •«ve agency in Bandon ioi iLesr household
J
wdtich she has already shrewdly .Sweeping the assemble with his
and office necessities, and prices range exc**- dingly modest ut either case.
magnetic
glance,
an«l
fixing
his
eagle
guessed, and such admissions are
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPHC1ALI Y.
the st*pping stones by which het eye upon the president, Napoleon
replied,
’
Perfectly,
and
I
am
in
the
. “knowledge grows from mor«' to
Our Vsortment of ll.irdwnrc, Tinware nr if lidjed fools« is
Complete.
I more.” She can, for instance, rec- habit of accomplishing w hat I under
' ognize at a glance the tokens of sa«l- take.”
An<l accomplish lie did. But how?
| ness to which the casual observer is
IMPROVED FAST-TIME SERVICE
Bv
the same measure he h id declared
j blind, and whether the unmistakable
i stamp is from sorrow by visitation shoulti have I h ' cu taken when, a
i of death or the result of bitter earth- short time before, lie It.id watched
I ly disappointment, the odds are that the furious mob rush unrestrained
the gi|»sy will make the sitter tell through lite palace of the itnprison< I
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CIS
I her w ithout being aware of having monarch. Then he exclaimed, “They
should have swept down the first 500
with grape shot, and th«1 rest would
Coos Bay on I k !<
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have soon taken to flight.”
1
The Black Death.
And bis own successful quelling of !
Confirm Seiling Through C. M. SPENCER. Agent Bandon
The terrible plague known ns the
"black death” hegati in Chinn nbotit the insurgents proved the correctne" i
the year 1X13. and from China it went of his plans ami the marvelous exec
by way of the great caravan route to utive f >rce of the genius. So Napo­
the north of the Caspian, through cen­
tral Asia to Tatiris and on to Constan­ leon established the new government
tinople. reaching Europe by 1348. It of France called the I)irect«»ry Na­
raged for more than twenty-six years.
poleon; the little commoner who was
; with n mortality that will never be
AIJ» KINDS
accurately known, and to this day the Ixrrn upon the island of Corsica. < n
■ results of its ravages are visible. The the 15th of August, 1769.
disease was bubonic in character and
FOR SALE BY
L. J. RADLEY
N.qroleon’s father died when he
oftentimes was fatal within twenty-
i four hours after Its attack. It was at­ 1 was quite young, and at the age of
Office in Old Bank Building
tended by a burning thirst that noth
10, through the assist.me«'of a friend
Ing could allay, and many of its char
I of the family, he obtained admission
LEAVE OI?
IONE Ok’DHR.S
acteristlcw were too horrible to men­
tion. It Is estimated that at least 23,- to the military school at Brienne,
<100.000 human beings perished from ne.tr Paris.
Regarded as a ch irity
this groat plague.—New York Ameri-
student by his companions, he was
, can.
here subjected to neglects and
A Bit of John Bright’s Sarcasm.
taunts, ztnd in spite ol this and
A noble lord once said on the occa­
Dealer« In
many other misfortunes he had to
sion of Mr. Bright’* Illness that Provi­
contend
with,
when
lie
was
exam-
dence wan punishing him for misuse
All Kinds of Electrical Supplies
<>f talents by Inflicting a disease of the lined for appointment in the army at
Interior Wiring and Lighting our Specialty.
Spark Plugs,
brain. The following was Mr. Rriglit’s | the age cf 16. one of the prolessors
sarcastic rejoinder when lie resumed wrote opposite the signature of Na
Sw items, and Fr« -It St *ck of Batteries for Gas F ngim-s.
Com­
his sent: "It may be so. but in any poleon- “This young man will dis
plete Stmk of I.imps. Fixtures, Bell-», F'lc.
cn«o It will l»e some consolation to the tinguisli himself in the world, it
friends and family of the noble lord lavored by fortune.” The prophecy
Cal! at ()ffice
to fcnow that the disease is one which can e true in evety se nse of the word
First
Door
West
ot Coumerilh Christensen Co.
even Providence could not infllof. upon
—Oregon Journal.
him.”
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