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Bandon
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A L L I E R
Oregon
RATES $1.00 TO $2.00 PER DAY
1 SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH
SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION
Don't Give Yourself Cause To Regret It
because you reg'ected placing
your valuables in a safety de
posit vault. Many have re
greted their tardiness inacting
fires and burglars have cost
them de.,r. Anything valu
able is worth taking care of.
Our vaults are fire and burglar
proof. We invite your inspection.
THE BANK OF BAND ON
i Items of Interest
What will probably bo tho last cat
tle drives that will be made over the
Middle Fork or the Brewster Valley
roads out of Coos county to Roseburp
to get the "beef stuff to the Portland
market, were made from the Myrtle
Point Section last week. Before the
marketing time next fall it is very
probably that the Willamette Pacific
railroad will be completed and the
stock may be loaded near their range
and be snipped direct to Portland on
the car3.
Three bunches were driven out to
Roscburg last week. One lot contain
ing 150 head belonging to W. T. De
ment and J. C. Warner was taken out
via Brewster Valley, while two others
droves,' one of 135 head belonging to
Ray B. Dement and another of 85 head
belonging to Max Dement, went out
by way of the Middle Fork route
Myrtle Point Enterprise.
BANDON TRANSFER CO.
Gatcbell Brothers, Props. ::
All kinds of heavy and light draying. Phone orders :
given prompt attention. .Barn corner First & Edi- ;:
son, Fish Property. .Telephone 641. ::
With the 'icw of determining the
cause for the heavy fire losses since
! the first of the year Insurance Com
missioncr Wells is writing to all fire
insurance companies in the State ask
ing them to furnish him with their net
losses from January 1 to Augustl. He'
asks that they classify the losses
whoreever possible. According to the
insurance commissioner, the losses
have been so extensive during the year
that a number of insurance companies
arc reluctant to write further business
Ho hopes that by obtaining the net
loss of all and a classification of it, he
will be able to ascctain the cause and
aid in solving the problem.
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P YROX
Spray for Potato Blight. Also
for Ginseng'
40 cts a pound -
A pound makes 5 gallons of
spray
CENTRAL FEED CO.
The editor of the Herald has been
pretty well off duty for the past sever
al weeks, but is getting much better
at present, and will be able to take
hold of his work again about as usual
or nearly so, in a week or more.
Monmouth Herald.
Judge J. P. Knvanaugh and son
Nordert, after spending a delightful
vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Thrift and family, departed Sunday in
Mr. Thrift's now auto, accompanied by
Miss .leanette Gibson and two Misses
Thrifts for Coquille.
O. P. Haagensen, departed Wednes-1
mill for the Imman mining company.
EX)
On their complaint that their prop
erty is not in that watershed the Simp
son Lumber Co., Dennis McCarthy,
the Merchant estate and the Southern
Oregon Co., have filed joint suit in the,
Circuit Court to restrain tho Port of
Bandon from collecting taxes from
them for support of that port.
If.
your income should slop today, yet yonr expenses will
keep right on.
Better save while the dollars come regularly.
Into er;ry life comes a 'time when Ready Money would
be welcome. 'Tis a fund you yourself can create
through a Savings account with the
First National Bank
George McCullough of Haynes In
let has gone to Curry county where he
will lie employed by a rancher named
Williams who has a large herd of cat-
uo intectcu with a strange and un-i
stjnge and unknown disease. The
calves are especially susceptible to the
disease and many Ipsscs are reported.
It is said that a small worm had be
come lodged in the throat which at
once multiply rapidly and in a very
few days thousands of microbes are
set to work, literally choking the ani
mal to death. Mr. McCullough believes
ho can cure the infested stock and pre
vent further trouble. Coos Bay Harbor.
FAITH.
I DID not know tlioro wns nn enrth,
Nor had I thought ot coming hers
Xleforo tho mornhiK ot my birth,
Nor do I know tlmt other xplicro
From whenco I came, and yot I reel
Today that other iliero was real.
SAl''KI.Y I found this unknown place,
Safely I'm mir tlmt I shall ko,
When I liavo run thin earthly race.
Unto n world I do not know.
What lies beyond I need not fear,
I trout In him who linniKlit mo here.
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WAR.
THET ay tlmt "wnr l hell," "tho Kreat.
ii counted."
"Tho (In ImpoMiltilo to bo forirlven;"
Yot 1 can look beyond It, nt Its worst.
And still llnd bluo In limvcn.
AND in I mile how nobly natures form
1'nder tho war's rod vein, I deem It
I run
That ho who mailt tho rnilli'iuuk and
tin storm
I'ert'hsiiea imikIu Imtlla too.
Mill Hf lis luviw l iimI lb" II f" of pn
' AliblWlUlMl lit iiuii Hth blMfli.
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Sting of tho Jellyfish.
Thi' stinging thremls of llio common
Jcllyllsh are nnl Htrnng enough In
plfii'o tho ordinary liuiiuin skin, hut
Mr S. P. Light. In describing l'hlll
pine nioiliinii'. imti'M Hint tho stlnu nf
the tpntiicli's Is vit.v tlmi'-'ernus. Swell
Iny unit lutlanir.iiillon begin almost
luiiiiiilliiti'ly. hlNi'i'M Conn, tin lieiirt
nrllon Is linpillreil. rt'tplnitory ki.isiiim
mill nervous t witching of tln uiuvclt's
ensue, iiuil there I liileuso general
pain. Tin- unlive nf I'ahi wim re
ported that Hit' ntlng may lie falnl. The
native remedy Is sugar solution liikeu
In teriiri I l.v iiinl iippllnitliiiix of vlucgnr
externally. London IJInbti.
THE OONG OF THE CAE8AR.
1AM the t'ttwur of fttfom. it ruler
illml. ni.nl fur uier hhiI miMer for
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I hih tho f r uf tWwm.
liVv Mo (ait i uf HunM,
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IMNteni W4lt ul lltil I
ttihm Is tits 4 life,
to Is lb' stufu m fs.
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L. J. and Edgjir Simpson of this city
were shocked today when a message
was received announcing the death of
their brother, Dr. Harry Simpson of,
Riverside, California. They departed
at once overland for Rosoburg and
will take a fast train for that placa
Dr. Simpson was nftlicted with tuber
culosis but had practically recovered
from this md when they left him last
ho was well and practically ns strong
as ever. Ho is the youngest in the fam
ily and was about 'M yetirs of age.
Coos Bay Harbor.
Judge Pennock and Constable Co::
every few days dig out a long necked
bottle of amber fluid that late in Jan
uary was brought to them by a gov
ernment officer to hold as evidence in
an Kmpire case which involved the
sale of liquor to an Indian named
Burns. The evidence has not yet beer
called for. The Judge says ho expect
to save the bottle until Oregon goet
dry and then maybe it will go up in
value. Coos Bay Times.
(JOU) HKACII COSSJI
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(Fr-m the Gold Beiuh Globe)
Ilc'ilrirk mill Kiinuiin Wilson wi-re
In the I'lty ynnliTilay on hunlnmi, 'J'liey
inpott iiiinuiroiu licinti to Imvo bueii
miNiiiflllng nutneious ilpi twin t Ion on
thulr iuiivIi nt ("iiOKUtlui) rii-uk, ))ur
Ink Uiwtr -lUuuifii IIcIiIiik tlmlr tonk of
Jumi mt iwIuumI turn 'Mi In ti uml
flU Uitsii IuihU wuiii liilM ur Murritsj
Jmdrnmu, a immi mm (mm
JUMP i mfelm m mUu ! im
- iMimi m mint & Hm
of the United Statos close home .tnd
is spending a few days in Gold Beach
and will visit Brookings, Crescent
City and Eureka returning by boat to
Marshfteld and home.
Cliff the 15 year old sent of Geo. B.
Miller accidentally shot himself in the
left leg yesterday. He had found an old
22 caliber pistol which was broken. He
loaded it and tried to fire it but it fell
apart, so he placed acartridge in it
and started to wire it together when it
was discharged, tho bullet taking ef
fect in the leg, midway between the
knee nnd the hip. Dr. Dunlap who was
called to dress the wound says the na-
tient is getting along nicely and does
not think it will be necessary to re
move the bullet.
The new bridge at Gold Beach is
completed and the approaches graded
co such an extent that travel goes ov
er tho bridge.
Tho Ladies Commercial Club ex
pect to commence the foundation of
their new building in a few days.
According to tho records of Rev.
Hoyt who has charge of the govern
ment weather bureau the lowest tem
perature was 45 degrees and the high
est 72 degrees last month.
Mrs. Ednn Tompkins of North Bend
is visiting her father, J. A. Huntley
In Gold Beach.
Deputy Fire Warden Cliarlcs E.
Wilson is kept busy looking after
fires in different localities. He reports
everything under control now. The
most serious fire in his district was at
Myers Creek.
The bed of Rogue river and the sand
of the ocean beach at the mouth of
the river are to be dredged for gold by
a large and wealthy company of San
Francisco. The work will probably be
started in the spring. At different
times gold has been panned from the
rivers and beachos and in fact that is
the way Gold Beach got its name. For
some time past tests have been made
of these sands and is has beo nfound
that they carry something like 30 cts
worth of gold to the ton and tho only
way such small values can be saved
is by dredging on a large scnle.
The tests have been siatisfactory to
the San Francisco men who are of
large wealth and it was decided to
work the grounds on a large scale.
One of the largest types of gold
dredges will be taken there in the
Spring. The sand and gravel of the
river beds can be handled in such large
quantities that it will bo profitable.
From Langlois Leader
Cope Brothers have their new up
to date dwelling nearly completed.
They are installing an uptodate water
system which will make their new
homo an ideal one. They have made
extensive improvements in bringing
their dairy up to the standard nnd now
rank among the modern dairymen.
Some parties from Bandon were for
tunate in killing a fine buck deer the
forepart of the week and after hang
ing their trophy up they sot out to
get a horse to pack the catch in, but
low and behold on their return the
deer had taken legs und vamoosed. A
mean trick but a meaty one. Don't
do it again, is the hunter's advice.
Stanley Otto of Prairy City, Ore
gon is here visiting his brother and
sister Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Otto near
Hare. Mr. Otto likes this country and
will take up a homestead.
Mrs. J. A. Cox of Floras creek, ac
companied by her daughter Mrs. Maud
McAdams of New Lake departed for
Bandon Saturday where they visited
old friends and attended to their lodge
duties they returned home Sunday.
William Boyd of Langlois departed
Friday to Bandon for a load of grain
W. U. Snbin is errecting nice up-to-
date bungalow on his farm routh of
Langlois.
Miss Hazel Manvvaring departed
for Bandon Friday where she went to
have s me dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Charleswort of
Bandon were visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. N. Swanson of Denmark
last week.
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r. Pemberton and M. G. LutHey
while hunting on Sixes last week kil
led a fino black bear. We did not learn
the weight but it was a fine specimen.
Jake White is now getting around
on crutches from the result or a
sprained ankle. While in the hay
mow he fell through an ouoning strik
ing on his right foot neurly breaking
the ankle.
Mm, J, Conrad f liundon who Iiuh
been visiting her mother Mrs. L.
Wlillu of Lfinglolb flint of tint A'fi'k
ilepui led WYiliieifility in tli Whliii
Jtniii. unto cur iivcoiiiiuiiliu by Miss
J.yilio 1 1 of si's timl John Jlnwkiiw for
lior Iioiiik In IIuimIoii.
Mr. J mi nn I t RMlmurt, whu u
i wiiiiX in Hit' Hmljiyu Hum l
Am in Www Yuiii In Jiflf Willi , ,
Jew mis Ml m "-4 t mi.. 4
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and celling n return an article, that will taiisty you in every wy.
i populir
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t the work
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f tiXii S NJrl fn r-.r.v ollr m..h!nrj brcausc it Will oleasc vou
;i!h its fine fmir.li and beauty of its furniture.
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machine the "w"hilft b. If tlicrc ii no White drV.f r handy, WTlte u direct for cat-
aloes. Wc do not sell to catalog houses. Vibrator and Kotary snuttie Maciunfiu
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Sept. 5th at 8 a. m. Sept. 12th at 10 a
Sept. -19th at 8 a. tn. Sept., 26th at 10 a. m.
in.
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Imitation.
"Why. Glndys. you nro Hpolllng your
dolly."
"No. iiniiiimn; 1 am pnlntliig 1t
clieulcs with the Hiunc color Unit you
use." Exchange.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY' OF COOS
C. R. Wnde, I'lnintiir, vs
A .J. Harre, ns administrator of the
Estate of R. I Hempel, deceased; G.
T. Treadgold, and Ellon Hempel, wid
ow of U. P. Hempel, Defendants.
SumnioiiH
To Ellen Hempel, widow of R. P.
Hempel, one of tho nhovo named de
fendants: In tho namo of tho state of Oregon
you are herehy rfjuirod to appear and
answer tho complaint filed against
you in tho nhove entitled suit within
six weeks from the date of first puh
lication of this summons: to-wit with
in six weeks of thn 2-lth day of Aug
ust, HUli nnd if : ' fall so to appear
and nnswer on or hcfnro the Cth day
of October, 19id ti.ai being the lust
day nf time priori bed in the order
for tho publication hereof, plnintifT
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in tho complaint, a Huscinct
statement of which is; u Judgement
ugninst the i'Ht".lo of R. V, Ilcinpel
ik'teused for?2i i.KO, with U per cunt
Interest thereon from October 2ml,
liMii, $i'IK, nttornny feu, vohIh und dix-
LiirHiiieiitH, nnd for n tlocrt'o fnrucloH-
lug ii inoitgu;:. nivoi I y It. I'. Ilmnjiel
tn ifcurn pluii tilfn ciuim covurliiK
luml tiiwrlM (is HK of HW U
Mc. w, mill K. NW, V, mid HW.
V, NIS. U H HI, all in T. W K Ii
it V, W .M. In (W inity, Ornun,
ml for Mi urtfor uf the fJuuit lo
torttK Urn lultimi uf yuu, l'llun
vmm, Ui lw iui'iw ib i)uiiiuit'
itatm to MMukm, mi (ur w'h
tmmf oMtf m Mm U Amu tmt
ant to an order' of'Uib" IlHn. ' James
Watson, County Judge of Coos County,
Oregon, made at his office in Cotjulllo,
Coos County, Oregon on the 21st (lay
of August, 1015, on motion and affida
vit made by plaintiff, and filed in tho
itbovo entitled cause.
Dated at Jinndon, Ore. Aug. 24th, 1915.
7t. C. R. WADE, Plaintiff in person.
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