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BANDON BEACH
BANDON
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Bandon i* located at tbe mouth of tbe Co<;uilk
near, W nitlej/otn tbe Pacific Ocean. Popul.tiou
ran. Hs» wqo U c < nil^ tiMngl« traill. broom handle
plant. eaaiUM y aux «
mmw milU in viciuity.
1 Ha« water work«, good *«huol« and churcLe«. 4
boat« daily Ofc (kxjpiH«
(ka^piHe riv
river.
learner* and
“
«ob4Mo«r* to tUn
Francalo. . Railroad oom in g.
$
BANDON,
f
• LO DCI DIRfCYORV
D.IBCT rtlVilT LAW.
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As « ftiBMr rt-«ort hM u>' aqnal wv th* «»Mt
north of Sau Frac cite ». Bandon ia u«»ted tor
it« evenly tempered olimaie, the meno mijuum I
teiiipwr*’ure tieiug I*-** variublr than at huv
>lh«r point in the l ulled {M-.tr*. ih strtic« it«
wind« nud al^'r km I dorma are nnkn*>uu
H'HiR-aeehera will d^d many opportunit i»t> h* re.
OREGON: THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 28,
The Wealth of Coos County
1905
Number 52
SAYS CLIMATE AND WATER
FAVOR WOOL INDUSTRY.
WELCOME
Salem, Or.. Dac. 17.'—The adoption
Maaoaie.
of tbe direct primary law has given
L. Walker, veteran ut Ike woolen mana
«ANDON LODGE, N o . IIS. A. F. A. M. ■ Oregon such a complicated system of
, faetqriug bueineea on tbe Paciffe eoaaS a*d
gi Stated coniiuunications first Satur elections that not even the accom
Coma in, look around, visit all parts of tbo ntoro, make
an antbority on thia »abject throughout th«
day after the full moon of oac4i month.
yourself at bomi', ask questions, familiarize yourself with
nation, will Mtabliah bimealf in Portland.
All Maatar M moiw oordialty invited.
plished politician can carry in bia
C. I. KIME. W. M.
Mr. Walker haa passed tbe days when he
onr vast and complete hue ut General Merchandise.
Au
miod
all
the
details
ot
the
proceed
J. E WiLSTBOM, Sec.
can Miler into the active work eC operating
efficient corps of salespeople stand ready to cheerfully and
ings leading up to the general elec
mills, but eoutinoes an interest aa keen aa
]. o. O. V
speedily administer to your wants. No trouble to show
tion of state, district and counly offi-
Coos county's natural resources are States. At present nearly al) our when he wee in tbe barn»««, Hix time 1«
andon lodge , n <>. im , I. o. o. f . ' cers. One of tbe most difficult things
goods. Well exhibit sll day pleasantly whether you pur
devoted to tbe iada.trr at large, wbuih he
meets ever. Saturday evening.
surpassed by no connty of Oregon. supply of platinum is imported. Ths reaches through tbe mediate of bia paper,
chase or not. W'e want you to feel that we appreciate your
to ascertain nod remember are tbe
Visiting brother* in good standlug cor
Tbe fair fame of her enterprise and county offers many inducements to 1‘aciflc Coast Manufactories, which baa
dially invited.
. _
patronage. You may rest assured of square dealing.
dates
npon
which
tbe
variona
steps
in
A. J. HARTMAN. N. G.
resource« have been sung by poet, tbe farmer, tbe tradesman and the previously been published in Sea Francieoo.
tbe nomiua'ion and election of officers
T. W. R obisom . «M5.
manufacturer. Mauy iodostriee not '‘There io a big future for woolen man
must be taken. In fact, tbe ordinary politician and journalist. But it ie
yet started would, without a doubt, ufacturing in Ibis part of the coast,** said
For«atera ot Aauart«».
far
(letter
attested
by
tbe
monuments
citizen cannot tigDre out tbe dates if
Mr. Walker yesterday. “Climatic con
r^OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No.
of mill, mine, factory, creamery and repay capital and labor ricbly.
ditions. water aud production of tbe raw
Vj 1?, n>H«ta Eridav night, of each week, be bas the statue before him. for Ibe
9
9
The county's greatest need is trans material favor bigb development bore aud I
iu Concrete Hall, Baudon. Oregon. A cor language varies hod differeut methods the many pretty homes erected by her
dial walouuie ia »¿tended to all visiting
portatioo facilities, which tbe near thought to locale in what seems to be tbe
happy and contented citizens.
of computing time must te adopted.
brother«
SYLVESfEU SHJEIJW
Seeing these things compels belief. future will bring her witboat any midst of tbe industry. Hard work io to be
A. Kies,
Chief Ranger.
Secretary of State Dunbar and At
Successor to J. Denholm.
done yet before tbe industry is well estab
Fin. Secretary.
Her
trees are tbe biggest, her coal de. doubt, both by rail aod wter Then, lished in Oregon and Washington. I see
torney (General Crawford have exam
men
aod
means
will
soon
develop
her
yon naee good eumpleo here and also have
ined the election laws and computed posits tbe greatest of any in tbe state,
Oregon.
r
She has two good harbors, one at so justly celebrated rich resources, caeee «here there baa bean bad manage
the
time
within
which
petitions
must
PROFESSIONAL.
i
ment.
Public
seutiment
should
be
educated
be filed, notices given, aud other bus Coos Bay, tbe other at tbe mouth of and Coos will be one of tbe richest so as to detect where tbe trouble lies in tbe
Agency for Coquille Steam Laundry.
counties of tbe State of Oregon.
iness conducted in preparation for tbe Coquille river, from which are
quinufaotoring industry, placing reaponsi-
Many thousands of txzee of apples bility where it belongs. Such work as this
shipped annually millions of feet of
Dr. U. I_>- Houston, tbe election.
were shipped from Coos county to bi'lpe US much aa anything else that pan be
lumber
and
tons
of
butter,
cheese
and
PHYSICIAN Jk SURGEON
It will be seen that tbo campaign
Her San FranoiMO markets thia fall. done where maunfaoturiug is jnat getting
Office over Far mtn re Htor*». Hoars, 9 to 12. of 191M) really begins during the iast other products of tbe soil.
¿urn. 130 to 4, p ni . ’, 7 to 8 in the evening.
thrifty
citizens
enjoy
tbe
comforts
of Trees were binding ¡o tbe earth un started."
week in December, of this year, when
Mr. Walker says that he will be eatsb-
Night ch II s Hnswered from office.
initiative petitions must ne filed if life iu equal proportion to auy, and der tbe great weight of wormless ap liabed here witbin a month or so, when ha
BJklSTDOJST, OREGON
will commence careful iuveaiigationa of tbe
RANDOM,
.
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ORRGOM. the promoters desire to tile pamphlets boast of tbo luxuries of soil and cli ples of all varieties
Evaporators, vinegar, pickle and woolen industry and will be fearless iq ut
Capital $25,000.00
in support of tbe proposed measures. mate.
Myrtle Point, Coquille, Bandon. jelly factories are needed to care for tcring facts. If be finds abases be will not BOARD OF DIRECTORS; J. L. K monkmbbbo , President, J. D brsolm , Vioe Ptea.
Dr. S L. LPerlcins,
Tbe pamphlets must be brought to
the surplus quantities of fruits. They hesitate to pub ish them and at tbe same
F. J. F ahy , Cashier, F r « nk F lam , T. P. H anlt .
the office of Secretary of State D ud - Marshfield aud North Bend are all
an effort will be made to develop im
PHYSICIAN A SC HO EON, bar by December 30. If the promo pretty, thriving towns, full of enter- would pay investors large dividends. time
portant facti which will iuterest heavy cap
A general banking business transacted, and customers given every accommodation
Coos county ts a dairyman’s para ital.
MANDON, OREGON.
ters of measures do not desire to file pri-ing people ready to welcome and
with safe ana conservative banking.
'
dise. Average cows pay from $50 to "I know of large capitalists who are oonsietent
assist
tbo
stranger
of
means
and
in
pamphlets, they will have until Feb-
Office at residence on Fourth Street.
studying
this
field,
”
said
the
veteran.
Correspondents:
The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
$75
each.
dustry to a home among them.
ruitry 3 to file petitions.
“Natural advantages are becoming known.
Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
Haw
mills
and
logging
camps
are
Tbo
government
ia
at
work
build
|>r. |) I . NTEFI E
The cost of shipping crude wool east and
It should also be explained that
The Chase National Bank of New York.
all very busy, many of them running returning tbe manufactured product is an
ing
jetties
at
tbe
moutb
of
the
Co
petitions for nominations for district
Bank I m Open from 9 a m. to 1‘3 m , and I p.m. to 3 p.m.
over time to fill their contracts. And uuueoessary tax upon our people, and tbe ,
offices, such as circuit judge, district ■' quille river, and will shortly have
merry are the woodsmen as saw and millionaires of the east are coinmenciug to
eighteen
to
twenty-one
feet
of
water
OFFICE ROOM 4, OVER ANDER
attorney, joint senator and joint rep
axes ring aod logs go splashiog into realize that manufacturing on a large scale
resentative, must be filed in tbe office in which to cross the bar. The coun
SON'S MEAT MARKET.
must be done on tbe coast. As this part of
<«
tbe rivers.
ty
has
just
extended
a
most
cordial
<•
tbe northwest has tbe greatest advantages
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BANDON,
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.
OREGON. of the secretary of state, and not in and hearty welcomo to our Senator
Coos county ueeds some canneries, fur the industry there is no reason why ex
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the offices of county clerks, and tbe
i
•:«
for nowhere does fruit and vegetables tensive manufacturing should not be done
Fulton,
who
is
looking
the
county
GEI». I». TOPPING,
dates governing nominations for state
over and learning tbe needs of her grow in greater abundance or to finer here in a few years.”—Journal.
•X
ATTORNEY amp COUNSELOR AT LAW offices are applicable.
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perfection. Celery,.asparagus, psas,
The following list contains sll the citizens that he may make further
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strawberries,
beans,
encumbers,
corn,
recommendations
for
appropriations
NOTARY PUBLIC.
News items scarce this week.
dates of iuterest to tbe voter aud tbe
from Congress.
There are a few squash and pumpkins, oh! they are
Fire Inauranoe.
L. J. Cody was a Bay visitor last
candidate for office:
If yoo’ve never dealt with oa before, give us a trial order, that
sand bars and shoals that should be fine.
Friday.
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we tnay have the opportunity of showing yon we can sell you
Bandon, ~
- - Oregon.
Registration—
:
removed to allow some of tfie larger
Somebody will profit ricbly some
Tbe new license ordinance is print
Registration books opened by coun
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ocean
steamers
to
come
up
tbe
river.
of
these
dayH
when
they
bnild
some
HOWARD M. HKOWNELL
ed iu this issne.
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ty clerk, Tuesday. January 2.
A reeent discovery of th« geological shingle factories aud sash and door Don't forget that Dr. Steele, dentist, is
^Attorney at Law and Notary Public
*
Registration books closed for pri society is tbe fact that the black sands
’at prices that will warrant yonr oontinned patronnée.
factories in Coos county. There is located in Bandon.
Special attention given to collections, fore mary election, April 10, 5 p m.
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of the county contains tbe richest de room for more of them yet.—Pacific
closure of mortgage«; garnishee and attach
The schooners Advance andjkuby
Registration books opened after posits of platinum in the United
ment sait«.
Searchlight, Portland.
are reported outside.
primary election. April 25.
BANDON,
always on hand.
onice In
:■
OKKOON
Frank Lowe, of Coos Bay, spent
Registration books closed for gen
Ml Dorado Bldg-
•>
Christmas in Bandon.
era) eleefion, May 15. 5 p.m.
O T- Blumenrother
GbtrardelU’s ground chocolate in one
luitialivu pelitioua—
Wo will haudte your Butter «nd Produon in Unlimited Amount«.
U. 8. Cnmmiaaianer a«pl Notary Habile.
pound cane—30o—at Trowbridge’s.
Number of signers required to init
Filing* and Final pro«-fa made on Home
•:
Binger Hermann’s (rial has been
«tend*, l imber Claim* and other U. S. Lands iate laws or amendments, 7489.
S
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Money Loan» Negollated on Approyea!
postponed
until
February.
Last <lay for filing initiative peti
/toearity.
(Successor*
to
Sanderson
Bro«.
)
A Modern Woodman Lodge baa
Office in room 10 Heyerle Building, Ban tions, February 3.
don. Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
Las) day for tiling pamphlets advo
been organized at Coqniile.
Bandon,
Oregon.
Real Raíate bought gnd Sold.
cating measures, December 30, 1905.
The Margnerite Fischer Co. left on ■ ckjmmwímw ' swotsffíkwwfí ' s # ravira«.«
a <
» •> ■> ■> <• <• «
Last day for tiling pamphlets op
tbe Alliance Stiuday for Eureka.
posing measures, February 5.
James E. McCne and Miss Cudytb
Direct primary election—
Kyle were married at Coquille, Dec,
County clerks give notice of prim
24tb.
T. .AJSTDEEt^OlSr, Frop.
RABLES SUPPLIKP WITH THE BEST ary election not later than March 21,
Mrs. F. E. Dyer went to Coquille
Will Keep on Hnnd at all Times
THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Last day for tiling petitions for
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. B.
placing names on ballot for state,
E. Buck.
Meals at all Hours,
congressional and district offices,
Mrs. O. P. Haageusen has opened a
March 30.
restaurant in tbe tjabin building at
A liberal share of Public Patronage
Last day for petitions for county
Langlois.
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
is solicited,
The Sphinx. Bandon Beach.
offices, April 4.
I
will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
R.
E.
Buck
of
Coqniile
spent
Christ«
jJate of primary election, April 20.
MRS. E. J. HITE. PiotairrnKMi.
The Bandon Beach ia the most attractive beach on tbs Oregon coasl
mas
in
Bandon
with
Jas
Walstrom
Canvassing votes of primary elec
but has been inaccessible to tbe people of the state generally on account of and family.
Oregon tion for state offices, May 5.
Bandon,
Capt. Dunham baa been exonerated
lack of transportation facilities. Now that tbe Southern Pacific ia building
General election—
from all blame in tbe Roanoke acci
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKKRS
from
Drain,
and
prospects
are
good
for
a
transcontinental
line
from
Eastern
Last day for filing certificates of
dent at Humboldt Bay.
nomination for state offices by assem Oregon and an electric line from Roseburg to Hendon, tbe transportation
Wagons of all Kinds Made to Order,
Horseshseisg a Specialty-
Tbe Coquille High School team de
bly of electors, April 19.
Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Prices
Last day for filing nominating peti question will soon be settled; then thousands of people from all parts of feated the Marshfield team in a game
reasonable. Shop on Atwater street, llandon, Or.
H. A- COX, Prop.
of foot ball last Sunday.
tions for state offices, May 4.
Oregon will annually spend their vacation at beautiful Bandon Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gallier spent
Fresh Provisions snd Groceries on Last day for filing certificates of
Christmas
with their sons, Steve and
nomination
for
county
offices
by
as
Hand «nd Coming.
MARINE.
Ed,
at
the
county
bub.
........M im L. G. G ovld , Matron..........
K seuibly of electors, May 4.
Land frauds in California more stn
jSNOW DRirr. 8PgRRY. AND WHOLE
ABBIVBD,
A Private Hospital, well equipped tor the treatment of Surgical and Medical Disease,.
Last day for filing nominating pe
Tbe
Christmas
exercises
at
the
va<
pendoos
than
those
of
Oregon,
says
WHEAT FLOUR.
Dec. 22—Htmr Elizabeth from 8.
Trained .Nurses in Attendance.
titions for county offices, May 19.
rious churches in Bandon were all
state officer.
F.
with 1(50 tons freight and tbe fol
Choice Hani* and Bacon, Fruit and General election, June 4.
well
attended
and
excellent
programs
For
information
address
Win. Horstixll, JI. D. Mnimh field. Or.
Tbe sawmill at Coqniile closed
lowing passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Pat
yegeteblea.
were
carried
out.
OFFICES TO BE FILLED.
Vatey, Miss Hoppe and Miss Fahy. down for several days on account of a
J. W. Ostrander, of Gold Beach,
shortage of logs.
BANDO«, - OREGON.
The state aud connty offices to be
filled in tbe election next June, are
raised a potato this year weighing 5|
Tbe Secretary of War recommends
the following:
J. D. Morrison of Lampa was a
pounds, and bad eight that tipped tbe
Governor, secretary of state, state Bandon caller Saturday.
an appropriation of $83,000 to en
beam at 28 peneds.
treasurer, anpreme judge, aitoroey
C. V. Woodruff, of Langlois, waa a large tbe cbanuel in Humboldt Bay.
general, snperiuteudeut of public in
Pat Dwyer, of the firm of Clark &
W. B. Douglas, of Washington, Dwyer, tbe stockmen near Langlois,
struct ion, state printer, labor commie- Bandon visitor last Friday.
stoner, United 8tates senator, two rep
Tbe postoffice has been doing • D. C. is in Corry county making an was transacting business in Bandon
If You Want to Buy
If YOU Want to Sell
reseutalives iu congress, fifteeu state
rushing
btisiuess tbe past two weeks. examination of tbe black sand de pas, tbe first ot tbe week.
senators, sixty state representatives,
its
aloog
the
beaebee.
live circuit judges, one prosecuting
11. E. L. Bedillion made a business
The Port Orford Tribune and Ban
Call and See Us.
aMoroey.
-AT—
The dance given by tbe Bandon don R ecorder have tbe distinction of
trip to tbe county seat Wednesday.
Tbe necessary preliminary to every
A social dance was given at tbe Concert Band at the Bank Hall last being tbe two most westerly publics
muu's cundjdacy is that be shall be
7-room boose and lot in Bendon in a desirable location for sale chenp.
put forward for a nomination by peti Opera ¡{ones Christmas night anj » Saturday night was a success both tions in tbe L'nitpd States.
Small house and two lot« close to poHtofflce—a bargain.
tion of at least 2 per cent of tbe votes jolly time reported.
socially and financially. The receipts
We hare several ranches dose to towo for sale at reasonable figures.
BANDOS
Services in M. E Church next
cast io June. 1904, for bis party’s
were $80,
Good dairy ranch for sale; or will se'l stock and lease raucb.
Chas Lorenz and family went to
Míos olean mom«. ÏA and 50c a night ; »1J6 nomination for congre«», in tbe state
Sunday at 11 a.m.; subject ‘‘New
Foor lots near old Woolen Mill $100 each.
at large, or a county, or a judicial Coquille Sunday to spend a few days
A town that never does anything in Year's Race.” 7:30 p m., special New
Store building and lot at Dairyville.
a week : SA.00 a month.
district, or a slate senatorial, or lep- with relatives and friends.
a public way is on its way to tbe Yoarls address; subject '‘Another
MRS. SARAH COSTELLO.
reeentative or congressional district,
as the case may be.
Geo. W. Canning is in town thia cemetery. Any citigen wfao will do year! Wbat for!”
Tbe candidate who shall enter tbe week and expects to organize a Mod uotbing for bis town is belpiog to dig I The City Council at Coqqille have
El Dorado Building.
Howard M. Brownell, Mgr.
primary in this manner and shall re ern Woodmen Lodge in Bandon.
tbe grave. A man that will curse bis
placed fbn tax levy at five mills. A
ceive tbe most votes of his party for
town is furnishing the coffin. Tfie<
motion was made to raise an addi
the nomination, will bp tile uommee
Misses Grace Pudley and Ellen
of bis party, aud will be voted for io Beatnis. teachers in tbe Coquille pub man who is so selfish as to have no tional $1.000 by an occupation tax,
time from hie bnainess to giM to city
tbe usual manuer at tbe June elec
lie schools, wete iu Bandon tbe past affairs, is making the shroud, The but it did not carry.
tion.
Tbe number of signers required op woek sending their holiday yaca> merchant who will not advertise is
R. C Holmes tbe North Bend real
You Can't Expect to Get
a republican primary petition for s tioo.
estate
man aod capitalist passod
driving
the
hearse.
Tbe
man
who
is
gt Worth for gl, But
Geo P. Laird, Proprietor
state nomination will be 1ÜU0, tbe
through
town Ibis week to aod from
D.
B.
and
H.
Sanders
sod
Mrs.
Yotl Can
Get
Your
always
pulling
back
from
public
an
maximum required by law; on a dem-
MOKETS WORTH at
pcrptic petition, 599. Candidates for Sanders are new arrivals frqm Siski terprise, throws bouquets on tbe Bandon where he went in tbe inter
Rates $ t . oo to $2.00 per Davt
a republican nomination in tbe first you county. Cal., and will make Ban, gravg. The man who is so stingy as ests of bis business. Mr. Holmes ia
congressional district must each se don their tiotne. Tbe men are broth to be always bowling bard times more tbau pleased with tbe prospects
cure 479 signatures, aod in ibe second
erre ml r . ites by the week ou mo , nth ,
ers and for tbe present will work io preaches tbe fonersl sermon and af lbs thriving littje city by the »»a
I m U wv In Rwota nn* «hoe« district 543. Candidates for tbe dem
-^Bacall.
Howell's
camp.
They
think
Bandon
sings doxology. and thus tbe town
ocratic nomination must each obtain
SAMTL2 sc:x m ccinriOTW.
ftyaiBflMI neatly and promptly done at
343 siguatmes in the tirsf district, ia th» best place or tfis coast, »nd lies buried free from all sorrow aod
Not much news this week; too soon
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Ftffr*
•nd 255 in tbe secopd.
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a
tb»7 «p
after CbriattpM,
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Just ft Brief Outline of What Na
ture Has Provided.
B
TROWBRIDGE
Eandon
BANK
of
BANDON,
Resident Dentist
We ll Do Our Best
to Please You
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
H ay , G rain and M ill F eeds
S eed G rain and G rass S eed in S tock .
l»AIVTEIt
NEW RESTAURANT.
1
BANDON |::| MEAT liil
MARKET
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard«
Sausages, Etc., also
Grocery Store.
THE
Furnished
Rooms
HORSFALL
Real
HOSPITAL
Estate
The Pacific
BANDON REAL ESTATE AGENCT,
pHUOltZlS
TUPPER
HOUSE
M- BREUER'S
BANDON,
OREGON.
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