Bandon recorder., February 08, 1906, Image 4

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Prosper,
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Mr. ru U M jh Edw. Ffthv, Jr, retained
last I ut-nday from a two weeks' vjuU witb
the latter's parents al North Bend.
Win Dodge, an expert Hcc<>uutant, from
Alameda. Cal., has been here for tbe last
wet k. beiug employed in tbe ottlue of tbe
VIQLE8ALE AID RETAIL DEALERS
Prosper .Mill Co,
C. McPtiillips, from North (tend, agent
fol the Singer Sewing Machine Co., was a
businthrt caller here laat Satorday.
Mr. and Mm. Matson, of Mar uh held, came
over I ant Wednesday, and will make thia
th»*ir place of reaidence for a few months.
Faria Ward was up on a collecting tour
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last week
Mesara J. Nielson and Fred Heligreu were
at Cioqaule last Thursday, attending a Soci­
alist tueetiug which was held at that place.
Mrs. M. Wilson wae a Bandon caller last
Thursday.
A, Cahill. who was up from s’an Frapoiaoo
on a short vacation, departed ou last Eliza«
beth. He enjoyed bis brief stay here, and
expects to retarn later, for a longer visit.
J. Clinton and A. Pershbaker were up
Market Price Allowed for Produce of all Kinds.
river visitors last week.
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Several ship carpenters went to Marsh-
FUO8EEK,
held last Saturday, returning Monday.
Wm. Hull, a Riverton farmer, was a buai
ness visitor here last Saturday.
Wrong Road for Progress.
Oscar Hendrickson made Coquille a call
The rumor that the Spree kies Saturday.
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Steiimship Co. is seriously ccnsidor- A petition is being circulated for dona­
ing taking tbe Breakwater off tbe tions toward tbe erection of tbe proposed
jfvasv raiKkUAV aftkknoon
Coos Bay run eeeuis to have a pretty local telephone line, connecting tbe lower
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river mills, farms, residences, etc., with
good foundation. Tbe steamer was Bandon and private lines in Bandon. Quite
put on tbe run as a trial, it being a number of subsoribeis have already been
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doubted at tbe time whether the traf­ secured, and it is expected that most of our
fic from this place would justify the lower river people will support the new prop­
SUBSCRIPTION HATES.
expense of her operation. Tbe boat position, which will be of great benefit to
those who are interested and will ooutribute
Pn-Ye^r.................................. ......... $-'°°‘is particularly adapted to carrying toward establishing this new line.
gii Mouths......... . ..................................... 1 00 miscellaneous freights, and wit bout a
Edna Thomas and F. Steward were up
Three Months......... . .................................. ■'** liberal patronage in that line of busi­
rjver visitors last Sunday.
fJTIr P a JD IM ADVÀMCB, $1.50 à Y ear .
ness, her continuance on this route Messrs Osborne, Cox and Hurley were
would appear to be a poor business down from Randolph one day last week.
jyk1* peper IS entered at the Bandon poet
investment. The Breakwater is one They had business to transact witb tbe
ofltae as ttscond-clws Matter.
of the best accommodation boa's Prosper Mill Co.
Ed Clinton, of Clinton's camp, who bad
which visit this port, and her removal
THURSDAY. FEB. s, 1906.
been to Coquille last week- returned from
would be a rather bard knock to C oob tbe Intter place Saturday evening and pro
Bay.—Coast Mail.
needed to Bandon where be took part in or
ANNOUNCEM ENTS,
ganizing tbe M. W. of A. Lodge.
Marshfield Sun;—Tbere can be no Mr. Kobins from near Myrtle Point was
FOB SHERIFF.
I hereby annqnuoe myself as a candidate question but that Sam Davie, a Coos here for a short stay last week.
W. Jenkins, from Johnson's mill was
for tbe Republican nomination for the county boy, was one of the victims of
pffloe of Sheri W of Cous county, subject to the steamer Valencia, wrecked on down Saturday. He was down to see about
renting A. Pershbaker's farm above Kiv«
fbe decision of tbe Hepublican voters at the
Vancouver Island, near the entrance erton«
primary election. April 20, 1906.
to tbe Sound, last week. The last
T
L. W. TRAVER.
Mrs, Wm. Hicking took a pleasure trip to
tidings we have from Sam came Bandon last Wednesday.
FOR CONGRESS.
through Capt. Edwards, who met him J. Chandler and W. Harman from North
W. are aafburiifed to annotino« 8. B. HU8
Fork have been down scaling tbeir logs
■TON. of Hiliafioro, Washington County, ( ih in San Francisco less than a fortnight
which have been sold to tbe Prosper Mill.
a candidate for the nomination of Congress- prior to tbe accideot. To Captain
John Danielson, of Bandon, is now em­
pian for the First District, subject to the Edwards, Sam related bis sudden
notion of the Hepublican party.
rise in the engineers line; how he ployed in the ship-yard at this place,
joined tbe ship at Nome, when an en­ Mrs. Geo. Wilson, F. Flam and J. R. Cox
were sbopi era from Bear Creek last Satur­
W. W.Gage is after the Democratic gineer had deserted, as (bird assistant, day.
popi nation for Sheriff.
and bad since been promoted. Tbis Rev. Roach of Bandon made several pas­
Philip Krall has decided to with­ was after tbe Valencia’s first trip to toral calls at tbis place last Saturday.
draw from tbe race for the nomina tbe Sonnd, and Sam was trying to Will Elliott, planet man in the Prosper
get some one to take bis place on the Mill, took tbe Dispatch Saturday evening
(ion of Sheriff of Cooa county.
enroute to Fourroile where be spent Sunday
Prospects are good for a big sum­ ill-fated voyage, and was looking for
Jack Hicking and wife were among the
Manly
Roberts,
He
stated
that
he
pier toqrist business in Bandon this
passengers to Bandon on the Dispatch, Sat
needed the money aud that tbe lay­ urday evening.
pummer.
off was to be with bis wife, whom the Omy Goetz was a Prosper visitor Monday.
There is a great opportunity in
doctors told him was afflicted with Messrs Glay Lewis, Will Jenkins and J,
|}andop foy apmebody la build a fine
consumption and could not live many McCue were amoug oor Prosper sight-seers
hotel near the beach for tbe accom­
days. He also stated that be could the first of tbe wtek.
modation of summer visitors. It
get a man to take his position, but he A. Johnson, the prosperous up-river mill­
should be pp-to dats and first-class in
. did not care to entrust a strauger, man, was transacting business on the lower
every respect, and have spacious
who wonld generally try to undermine river Monday, calling at tbe sbip-’yard and
Carman <fc Crites’ mill.
grounds. There are many beautiful
him; that he bad a good job and
sites for such a hotel, and it is sur­
Tbe soh Kan BuenaVentura sailed from 8,
wanted to hold it, but if he could find F. ou tbe 3rd, and the C. T. Hill the 2nd,
prising that no one has yet taken ad­
Manly Roberts ho would like to have for the Prosper Mill.
vantage of this opportunity.
him take bis place. It was, conse­ Tbe Prosper Mill Co. will, in a few days,
Agents of steamship companies are quently. fortunate in the extreme for open up a logging OAmp above Myrtle Point,
much afraid that the use of tule life Manly that he could not be found.
on tbe tract partially logged, and managed
by Carey. Levi Smith will succeed him and
preservers will be forbidden by tbe
will have the future management of tbe
government soon after tbo official in­
camp.
The
January
number
of
tbe
Pacific
vestigation into tbe Valencia disaster
Inez Jenkins, who has been an assistant
is ended. The tule is already much Monthly creates a new era in maga at tbe Aberdeen boarding-house, has discon­
zine
publishing
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
jn disfavor with the general public,
tinued her services tbvre and returned to
which has been led to believe that , Nothing of the kind has ever been at­ her home at Bandon.
tempted
before.
The
balftonos
were
more lives from tbe Valencia might
A. T. Fetter, of tbe R ecorder , combining
have been saved had the life pre tbe finest possible, and were repro- bnsiness and pleasure, made Prosper a
dneed ou the finest paper. The arti­ pleasant call last Monday
ppryeys been made of cork.
cles were by leading men, such as Caeb Goodman and family were visiting
Well, we are glad tbe coast harbors William Winter, dramaiic editor of friends and relatives in Bandon, Sunday.
pre getting to tbe front. Tooze swung the New York Tribune: Doctor David
Dr. Houston made a professional visit to
pot for all of them, even before be Starr Jordan, president of Leland this place last Saturday.
Was a candidate. Tbe other candi­ Stanford, Jr., University, and Julian
Mrs. A. Barrows spent several davs last
week visiting relatives in Bandon, returning
dates for Congress have beariily en­ Hawthorns.
Satorday.
dorsed bis position, so that no matter
Wm. Hicking made a business trip to
Who goes, tbe west coast harbors are
Cody's oamp, at Lampa. Monday.
Socialist Ticket.
pot going to be forgotten. Tbe tides
Following is tbe ticket nominated J. C. Taylor and wife took tbeir daughter
Wil) flow in and out, and by and by
Ethel, who has been ill for the past four
they will all be improved. It is a by tbe Socialists at their meeting in weeks, to tbe hospital at Marshfield, wbere
Coquille
City
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great thing when tbe great men of
she will receive medical treatment, and per­
Joint Rep.—Garfield M. Inboff.
haps undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Western Oregon all agree that thiugs
l'be Carman & Crites mill started up tbe
shall be done for the west coast bar­ ! Repreaentatvie— D. E. Stitt.
Judge—Thos Buckman.
middle of tbe week.
bore. They have waited long enough,
Norman Wilson and Wessie Gilman are
and now by the eternal they are going I Commissioner—E J. Coffelt,
planning a social dance for Saturday night.
Sheriff—Lee Curry.
Jo be opened up for good. Salem
The power soh Sotoyome is taking a cargo
Treasurer—W. W. James.
Capital Journal.
of lumber from Carman A Crites’ mill.
Clerk—H. R. Dimmick.
Turkey dinner next Sunday at tbe
Capt. Johnson of tbe tug Triumph was up
Coroner—M. G. Pohl.
popper House.
Mcnday. having piloted the Sotoyome to the
Aberdeen mill.
J. W. Clinton returned from his home
near Norway, Monday evening. He was ac­
companied by bis wife who will remain a
few days visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. Fox.
W. Thomas and N. Anderson are making
arrangements to oparate camps on tide
C. P. JEATSE.Y, Master.
water. Tbe former will lug the Seaman
Steamer il New. li Stronuly baili, and fltted witb thè Intrit improvimenta, anJ will tract near Beaver Blough while the latter
will log for A. Johnson above Randolph.
give a reaulnr H day aervice, for pauenuers and freghi. Is-tween tbe
(Joquille Rivai, Oregon, and Sun Francisco, Calif.
They expect to get started next week.
While landing alongside the power sob.
ELBERT DYER. Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
Sotoyome at Carman A Crites mill last Mon­
E. T. KR|'8E. Managing Agent. 207 Front Street, Mail Franoiaeo. t'allfornia.
day afternoon, tbe Sim. Favorite bad her
smokestack somewhat damaged. It was
caught by a boom projecting from the side
of tbe vessel and loosened from its fasten­
ings. They repaired it temporarily enabling
the steamer to proceed on ber upward trip.
Prosper
Mill Co.
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
General Merchandise
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
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THE RECORDER
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamer Alliance
Q«l> Urgnlar Liar Between Pwrtlnnd au<|
Il
Yla Coo« 13«y
tfEO D GRAY A GO., Gcn'l Agta.
UH Market. St. Rap Franciaoo.
Eureka
it
L. W 8HAW, Agent.
Marahtteld, Phone 4«.
A Fifty Dollar Suit
Will »it make a man look dresvd np if be baa a
yrpalo change deal .ten into
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MQÄJU8ON 5 Ba.rloer
he wiB make you look like a gentUuian
b—W mi ki ~i Ste W w
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growth of beard
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Hot and Cold ’Fath«,
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$28.000,000 to Be Ex-
pended on Another
Big Railroad,
Coast Road From San Fran­
cisco or Eureka to Portland
via Eugene With Main
Stem Stretching Across
Central Oregon.
A railroad system, tbe main line of
which will be 1,2HU miles long, form­
ing a gigantic letter T, tbe main stem
atretcbiDg across central Oregon and
tbe arms reaching np and down tbe
coast line from Port land to Han Fran­
cisco—that is Oregon's newest trans­
portation victory. Construction of
such a road will be begun immedi­
ately, involving an expenditure of
$28,000,000, and backed by tueu witb
$300,000,000 at tbeir command.
At tbe bead of the enterprise, not
as figureheads, but for actual finan­
cing and construction, are men well
known in tbe world of railway affairs.
A few who can be mentioned at tbis
time are J. L Greatainger, New York,
ex president of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company; Senator William
H. Lynn. New York; Baker & Crab­
tree, St, Louts bankers, connected
witb tbe trust companies tbere in
which brewers' capital is largely in­
vested. Within tbe next 30 days
they will complete tbe organization
in Oregon of a corporation that will
lie known as the Oregou Coast A
Eastern Railway Company, and this
corporation will take over tbe entire
project, wbicli is now in tLe bands of
a syndicate made np of tbe men
named and tbeir Wall street associ­
ates.
A representative of this project
was in Bandon Tuesday evening bdc I
left on tbe stage for Port Orford aud
Gold Beach. He sayB tbere will be
^something doing” in a very short
time.
Bandon will probably be a division
point as tbe location is ideal. Tbere
is plenty of good level ground high
and dry for railroad yards. We have
an abundance of coal and one of tbe
best harbors ou the coast. Keep your
eye on Bandon aud you'll see us
grow.
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Surveyors at Eureka.
For balw-
Foft H ali ~1I5 ft front by 12ft deep lot
witb improvements. Band- n brewery prop­
erty for sal«, cheap, for cash, F«*r particu­
lars see C. G. Gehrig.
NEED A NEW 8T0VEF
•ritfgF A Beaste
Ntovea. KHiigew
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I’ay Taxes at Bank of Baudou.
Have in tbeiu ao many excellencies that they are now acknowledged tbe
urcRtewt aril er m on the coaat, und they are growing in favor every year. We
hnve tbe exclusive agency iu Bandou for theae boaeebold und othce neceaeitiee,
Hhd price» rnnge exceedingly modest in cither cnee.
Our aMortiuent of hardware, tinware aud edged tools ia moat oomplete.
The Tax Roll for the year VJUft is now in
the bands of tbe Shellfi and lax Collector.
\li taxes paid before March 15th are subject
to a rebate of 3 per ceut.
All parties in tbe vluiuilv of Bandon can
deposit amount of taxes with Bank of Ban­
don and take receipt for same,
STEBHEN GALLIER.
Sheriff and Tax Collector for Coos Co.,
Oregon.
A. M c N air ,
T he H ardware M an .
To Whom It Mity Concern.
Bandon, Oregon, Nov 2, 1V05.
Thia in to certify that I. Andrew Johnaou,
father of Alford Jobunou, mv hou by Vic­
toria E. Johnson tuv wife, do hereby and
without reserve, give my son, the said Al­
ford Johnson, his time and own earnings to
make con tracts for biiuaeif, and do all acts
aa if he were of tbe full age of 21 years. (He
is now at this date 18 years of age.)
As I have here given him his time and
earnings. I will not *from this date” be re«
sponsible for any debts he inuy contract
with anyone hereafter.
Given snd done of my own free will and
acoord on this 2nd day of Nov., 1905, A. D.
his
ANDRE .V X JOHNSON,
mark
Witneaaesi Abe Corson,C. T Blumenrother,
Subscribed to before me tbis 2nd day of
November. 1905.
Charles T. Blumenrother,
Notary Public for Oregon.
Found:
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A Place Where You Can Save Money on
Your Hardware billx¡
WM. G ALLIERS
Hardware Store, Bandon.
Carries a complete stock of General Hardware, Stoves and Hauges,
Ammunition, Faiuts and White Lead, Sash and Doors, Ficlura
Moulding, Hope, Crockery, Stoneware, Lamps, etc.
Get prlccN el.ewhere
thru come here mu <I make comparison«.
3Lon 1111 ion t w, Hemlstonei»
and rTal>leta -—ww—
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Port Orford.
'WORK
OKIÆETERY
Jimmv Hayes left here for Wedderbnrn
can be bad by calling on or addressing
on Taetidev'a stage, returning from a visit
to bis sons and daughter at Portland. He
came by steamer t(^ Coos Bay, and had a
moat pleHsant voyage.
Stewart & White, Proprietors.
Charles Ji miesun, Supt of the Big Jewel
Corner 3rd and D St.
Marshfield, Oregon.
mine on Sixes river, whs in town Monday,
and says they have had an almost uninter­ We use only the beat material and guarantee all work. Lowest price.. Prompt attention.
rupted run with their giants for the last
two months, and that they are now washing
blue gravel and cleaning bedrock.
E. W. Jensen and B. W, Dian have put.
up a telepone line, connecting Dr. Green,
who resides in the McBride mansion, with
the main line at John R. Miller’s store. E.
(Jeu P. Im I rd, Proprietor
W. Jensen will also connect his residence
on the Heads with tbe main line.—Tribune,
Coos County Marble and Granite Works
TUPPER
Rat.es $i.oo to $2.00 per Day
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Dr. Tatom at Langlois.
Dr. Tatom, tbe dentist, will be in
Langlois, Friday, Fob. 9tb, and re­
ninin one week. Those needing den­
tal work should seo him.
HOUSE
SPECIAL Rd TES BK THE WEEK OR MOA’TH.
SAMFLE HQOM W CONNECTION.
BANDON,
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Bids Wanted.
The Knights of Py'hiae want bids
for grubbing, clearing and plowing a
two-acre tract of laud to be used for
cemetery purposes. For full partic
ulHrs call an B. N. Harrington, Ban­
don, Oregon.
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J. Waldvogel & Son
Eareka, Cal., Jan. 27.—A party of
railroad surveyors who started from
Drain, Or., two years ago, arrived to­
day. At tbe bead of tbe party is E
0. Cooper, and while it is uot defi­
nitely known, it is believed be is in
A Snap.
tbe employ of tbe Southern Pacific. Good four room house, two lots, city
It has beeu reported that be has been water, woodshed and stable. 1(450 will take
surveying tbe Coos Bay brauob of tbe thiB place if taken soon.
Bandon Real Estate Agency.
Southern Pacific.
Mr Cooper said tonight be bad
A. S. Miller of Wedderburn was io
nothing to give ont for publication
town yesterday.
beyond that bis work Lad been carried
np to tbe present poiut very satisfac­
torily. The main crew is encamped
at Stone Lagoou, 30 miles north of
Eureka.
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Leaders in the
M eat L ine .
Bandon,
Oregon
Bandon Foundry
: Valentines! ;
Machine
Shopl
Douglas County Cruisers
Valentines!
A. Garfield, Prop.
May Sue for
Valentines!
o
Koeeburg Review.
It is reported that another new
steamer will be built for tbe Coquille
A dispatch from Mnrshfield to the
of all kinds, embracing all tbe
trade, with a carrying capacity of half Oregonian, dated Jau, 2'Jtli, says:
WORK A SPECIALTY.
new styles and varieties in Amer­
a million feet.
ican and Foreign High Art Nov­
Messrs Roberts and Edwards, pro­
Tbe Socialists contemplate starting fessional timber cruisers, were recent­
elties. such an Ur<>[m, Mounts.
pecial
achines
a new paper at Coquille.
Fancy Card«. Booklets, Fancy
ly employed to cruise Coos county
and Elaborate Postal and Pull­
J. L Kronetiberg was transacting for assessment rolls. The report was
ing Cards. Scenic Display and
sent in to the last county court witb
uilt to rder
business at tbe Bay this week.
Com in Postals in unique designs
a bill of $1,8110. The court turned
Mrs. Daisy Randleman of Parkers­ the bill down and employed James
and new effects. Also a variety
burg is visiting ber parents at Alle­ Cowan of Marshfield. His rejiort on Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
of Lace Valentines and comics
Screivs,
Machine
Bolts,
gany.
for the children. A large line of
the section reported barren in sight
Pipe.
and.
Fittings,
new combinations in high art
Messrs Snow and Hall are recent of tbe courthouse, showed 19.000.000
Brass
H'or/c.
boxed oovelties, ranging in price
new arrivals. Mr. Hall is a carpen­ feet. Tbe cruisers probably nsod the
frum one cent to $1.&LL
ter and Mr. Snow will accept a posi­ old reports and guessed at tbe re General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
maiuder.
tion at tbe Shingle Mill.
Connection.
Arthur Rice,
Tbe cruisers referred to io the
$12.00 Graphopbones given away
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at Loreux and Hoyt’s store. Call at above dispatch are County Snrveyor
C. E. Roberts aud Oscar Edwards of
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tbe store aud get particulars.
Port Snmm rs killed a large black tbis city. Tbe impression conveyed
bear on the Donald Cbarleson place in tbe dispatch that the work was not
south of town last Monday afternoon. properly nor accurately performed is
false in every particular.
R M. Morgan of Parkersburg bas
"Oor estimate of tbe Coos county
recently purchased a place near Arago
timber met witb tbe unqualified ap­
P. B. HOYT, Prop
has just received a new .took of
and moved tbere last week.
proval of tbe county assessor,” said
' Sxceriea and Provixionx
Henry Averill has taken a position Mr Robert« tn a Review repo/t“r to­
on tbe steamer Dispatch.
f.ocate<l
In
EL
DORADO
BUILDING,
SU lt ^ and C ured M xats ,
day. *'It wus at lhe assessor's request
First Street. HANDON. OREGON
Geo. Laird made a business trip to that we did not estimate tbe section
CiteXks, T obacco , ....
Myrtle Point this week.
C andy , E tc .
mentioned iu tbe dispatch as being iu SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
CUTTING AT HTANDAltD PRICES.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bean bave sight of tbe cunrt house and contain-
fir-Uodaraelling any stove on
19,000,000 feet of timlier. The asses­ Bathroom newly fltted up with Porcelain
tbe river. Call and see.
moved from Coqnille to Riverton.
sor
wished
to
place
tbe
value
on
that
Tub.
Hot
or
Cold
Hatha
2ft
cents
A. Gott sc La was a county seat visitor
section himself, heennse its close prox­
tbis week.
imity to tbe city warranted a higher
Orvil Dodge of Myrtle Point has
valuation than we could bave fixed.
purchased tbe Coqnille Recall. Mr.
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
‘•I ccnsider tbe refusal of the Coos
Dodge bas bad considerable experi­
Bandon. Oregon,
county court to allow our bill tbe r<-
ence in tbe newspaper bnsiness, and
.nlt of »pite work ou the part of one
will no donbt make it a success.
of tbo county commissioners, wbo
Tba Ud Reliable
Tbe weather tbe past three weeks streunously objected to hiring me and
Is juat In receipt of a new and
fresh
stock
of
has been glorious, with tbe exception Mr. Edwards in the first place, be
Blacksmith and
of a few foggy days tbe past week.
canse a lot of jealous cruisers in Coos
Mill
and Steamboat
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TONSORIAL PARLORS
J. L. BEAN
Lampa, :
Druggist and Apothecary
Lamglwit*.
Tbe pnblio eeb‘>ol opened Monday of tbis
week under favorable aooditiuns; enroll
rnent about Ibirty-five.
Tbe town organ was taken to tbe school­
house tor tbe benefit of the children during
tbe present term of school. Tbe chddreu
all sing and will duly appreciate tbe favor,
Turkey dinner at tbe Tupper House
Mr Thomsen, proprietor of tbe Star raacb
Sunday
Started for Han Francisco last Monday to
J. F. Polley, a civil engineer from purchase new machinery for tbe rsMb, and
Marshfield, was a Bandon visitor this to transact other business.
week. Mr. Polley was more than
Mrs. Walker of Gold Beach spent last
surprised to find snch a lively town Sunday witb ber sister Mrs. J no. Jensen.
and such magnificent resources anr-
Ths present fin» weather leads on |o re.
roundiog it. He says be has lived io mark that yre may witb saf0y otuillenge the
Marshfield for some time bnl hardly World aa to olimate. It is leoa windy snj
knew that tbera tvaa snob a plane as n>0M annnv here than in tuwua luosted
BsndotA os tbe map. He thiuka we rectlyon the ocean bwaob. and we have yet
to learn of soother location with so eqWi
have one of the best hvbors oo tbe tde, healthful and otherwise desirable
c|imalo.
coast,
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Or.
Peter Nelson
Drugs and Chemical«,
Wagonmaker
coonty were after the job. The other
commissioner and tbe county judge Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Heavy Forglag
Toilet Articles,
favored us however, and they seemed
»hl» Wark
DraggiatM
Mandrie».
to be satisfied with onr work.
aa< Logglag Work
“In presenting onr report to tbe P erfumes , B rushes , S ponoer , S oaps
I» ear Mpeelalty.
N uts and OaNDiw«,
contity court,” continued Mr. Roberta,
Ci*are,
TnbarMW
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“we explained that we bad estimated
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only good, sound, merchantable tim­
ber. making allowance for disadvan­
tageous locations. I presume au at­
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of ehincle boll
tempt will be made now to discredit
materiel.
kUvaoa Mru Co.
onr estimate by adding to our figures
A. B. SABIN
HINGL.E8 fornata. No 2 white cads.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
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all of tbe nnsonnd, nnmerchantahle
■hinclM. fall ouaat.Bl par thonaamt,
timber that in justice to the owners t All Kinds of Saddlery. : I Handun Commercial O>.
we omitted.
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“We will make another peaceable* r BANDON.
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ttaudua Maa) Estate Agency.
effort to collect oor bill,” said Mr.'
Recorder soltecrtber. can b*»e tbe Blut«
Roberts, “and if we fail we will take
ONEY to loan on *m>r,'»ed wcurit,. .Rd tbe libtnanoB. fo( $2 a year,
th? «>a»W 'W? lhe Qqofts, *
Inquire of How tad M Rrow^ll,
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