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other poi r*l in th« I'mied Marito Drat rum w
wind* aud electrical atoriua art uuku« vr».
HtHiieaevkvra will hud uiai-y oppurf uuiiiva her«*.
Hemlou is located
mouth nt the 4kjquMk
river, k tulle fruw the pHCtAe Ckv* $ii i'upuiMt n
MOO Haw woolen mill, ah ingle mill, bn^uu. LRndlr
plant, cannerj and tr^eral ^teuii.N in vicinity
tiaa water avtteiu. gtMMi hc U<>*»I h anti <u>r r< a. I
Mlnia daily <>n Coquille river
Kte«i»»cra and
ach<Miners to San lhr*tbci<aco. K ulroed c
OREGON: THURSDAY,
Volume XXII.
raphophones
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FEBRUARY i5, 1906
NEW WOOLEN MILL TO
STAHT MACHINERY
For 90 Days, at
Lorenz & Hoyt’s
Until June 1, 19U6, w» will ie-ue Giapbopbooe
eonpen. with each cut-b purchase of 25c or
over. W hen von get $50 iu conpona we will
prearnt you with a Type AL’ Columbia Grapb-
ophot.e, lhe reguiur Sellin« price ot which ia
$12. Keiuvinber, yon have no ca-h to pay. tbe
graphopbone is given abw*1 nI<*1 y fie<* f«>r $50 in
coupon, which are giveu with cash piircba-es.
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Call and see the new goods in all department« which
we have just unboxed.
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PROFESSIONAL.
MARINE.
▲LBIVED.
Manager R" lilliou of ths o *w Woolen Mill informs ns that tbe mill will
coinm* nee miik-ig go- l~ in a very short time—shout March 1st.
The man
Feb. 9.—Stmr Elizabeth, from 8, F , with
Hguiuent has at last stir- ««1.1 in secniing tbe necessary capital with which
100 t >ns noise, freight.
Feb. 10—Soli C. T. Hill, loading at Pn s- 1 to opeiate ths pi .1. an 1 has already purchased quite a stock of woo), and
Office over Furuiture Store. Hour«, 9 to 12, per.
:
I ■ f 80 days. M. S. rmitb
Feb. 13.—Gas sell Oakland, loading at ,
a.in. 1:30 to 4« pm.; 7 tn H m the evening.
Parkersburg.
Night cnlla mnaa’ered from office.
left ou th“ steamer Elizabeth, Monday, for S in Francisco, where be will
Dr FT Z j - Houston,
in rsj( via A
ÜANünN,
...
OKKGON.
Stif ZD.
Feb. 9 —Gas srh Sotoyome, fcr S. F.. with
625 M ft lumber and LnO M rbinirlef
Feb. 13.—Stmr Elizabeth, for S F., with
210 M ft lumber, 2tX) M rt'iinglag, 320 bundles
br«.oiu L inii.u.s, 5 tons mine.
: .-elect bis fir-t slock
f wools and dye stnffs.
He will also secure a dynamo
withubivli to -npp'y the lights for the plant. Mr. Smith also expects to
.
a larg*1 couii.ict f*«r various kinds of flannel, amounting to several
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tli'.n.-.iiid «¡ liars, mi1 which will keep the mill in operation for several
PHYSICIAN «C 8UHGEON,
mouths. If t! *• 1 « rs k*-ep coming, a double shift may be worked. Tbe
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BANDON, OKKGON.
mat«
-un*..» Ims be. 1: compelled to tutu down many eastern orders as well
2
Ibd
for
15c
at
California Figs,
OQc«< at itaide-nre* on fourth Street
aa some in th we: t. Th- eastern orders which were not filled were too
Mrs Hnrtm.'ih's.
large for n plant of this size to handle at tbe present lime.
|»r. I). L. MTF.ELE
Fresh Groeories at all times at
The history of th«« new plant at Bandon is too well known for ns to
Trowbri«)ge's.
comment upon at this time, but will say that tbe plaut is second to none on
Miss Alice Porter left Tuesday for
the coast for tb<- siz*1 . f it, and has uo equal when taking tbe natural advan-
OFFIOB BOOM 4. OVER AXDEB-
Coquille for a week's stay.
tag« s iuto consideration. The plant will have a greater output than tbe old
HON'8 MEAT MARKET.
More electric light talk. Some of
mill formerly operated at this p ace by Clark, but will not employ quite as
BANDON,
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OREGON these days somebody will actually put
much labor, Laving all tbe latest patent attachments arid feeds. Tbe mill is
in a plant
□inch better locate«! tliun tbe oi«i one, as it is on tbe water front, thereby
OKU. P. TOPPINO,
Amons Walser sustained a rupture
ATTOBNEY » kd COUNBELOR AT LAW and severely sprained Lis back while saving much in operating expenses. The citizens of Bandon may feel proud
working at tbe rock quarry the first of their undertaking in thia line, as Ibe plaut is owned exclusively by local
akd
of tbe week mid will be confined to capital.
NOTABY PUBLIC.
bis bed for s me time.
Dr. S- L. Forlcins,
Resident Dentist
Fire Insurance.
Dr. D L. Steele, onr resident den­
Pension Appropriation.
tist, who has been absent doing den­
Washington, Feb s. The House
tal
work
in
up
river
towns,
has
re
­
HOWAKD M, BttOWNKLL
passed th“ pen-ion nt.propriati'Mi Inii
JittfsrMtiy at L mm Mud Notary Public turned, and can be fonnd at hi« office carry n ’ $!.'•■>0■': f-.r p 1 ions nn«i
f r . • >'■ -tr <1 n, utter n
Sp&cial attention given to collections, foro- over Anderson’s Meat Market, room 4.
oloaure of luortgages, K;uT.isLte and attach*
The Baud will give a Washington consideraten. of thr> e hours.
In [His atm*/ It .* lull Io ti e House
meni unite.
Birthday Ball at Bank Hall. Satur­
Gar.iiu
iil d an itit« rostii g uriay
BANDON,
Office In
Tbe
Seaside
or inforiuatiou concerning pensions.
OltHiON day evening, Feb. 24tb.
KI Ihtrndo !lldg.
Orchestra will furnish tbe music. Forty years after the Civil War.be
Everybody come aud have a good j -ays, the pension appropriation is nt
O T* Blumenrottier
iis maximum.
1’1.« 1 • are 1,'KhijXM)
time.
U. 8. CmuinitAlouer anil Notary Public.
neusi tiers, all bill 63.524 of them
The latest teport as to the condi from that war, with an annual nil of
KilinifH and Final proof» made • n Home {
In the 53.524 are rep­
stead», I imtier Claims and other C. S Lauds tu.ii of Mi«« Mary Yaeger is that »he sl39.i'vO.<‘00
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved is still very low and unconscious. It resented veterans of all other wars
ia not known positively whether she the country over had.
Security.
Th* 1 ivil War c st $0.000,000,0H0
Office in room 10 Fev«rl* Bnildinff, Ban-1 is suffering from bruin fever or tub­
don. Residence on Bntte Creek. Oregon.
erculosis <>f tbe brain
If tbe former, Vp to tbe present lime half as much
R v - h ] Kstato bought an<l Sold.
some hope is entertained for her re­ again has been paid out for pensions,
covery.
and Gardner predicts that before the
end of its pension rolls comes, the
The steamer Roanoke left San Fran
first cost «’f th«* war will have been
If you want good bread you
cisco. Sat ill «lav, for Port laud. She equaled. Io 20 years from now he
must have good flour. Try
has been completely overhauled and predicts tl.e pension 1 ills will contain
made an oil burner. For the present 50(t,000 naiim*. of which 132.414 will
-he will be operated bel ween Portland be chargeable to ¡he Spanish Ameri­
can War.
and Los Angeles, but an effort is be­
(«POKANK, WAHH.)
ing made to get ber on tbe Porlaud
Langlois.
Alaska ruu, Capt. Dunham was given
Every day’s continuation of this delight-
a gold medal and a purse of $250 the <ul weather Increases tbe bnsin“«« activity
Onr cnstomera think it in tbe best
other
day by the underwriters for the around us. Rcs'J *nts avail themselves of
Fit*nr to be bad in town.
the opportunity to make needed repair» and
able
manner
in which be handled the improvement« while pkaaure vehicles and
We also sell SPERRY FLOUR and
vessel when she lost her rudder off work wagon« pass uiirh more frequently
WHOLE WHEAT Flour.
than a month ago. Wo watch for old Sol
the California coast.
every morning and Then we see bis bright
The line-up of tbe basket ball face pe< ping over the e.«.stern buttes we feel
teams in the game at the opera sure uf one more passant day. We are I
house last Saturday night was as fol­ often reminded by s me tronble-borrower
that *‘we’ll get our p
for this,” bat we
lows:
prefer to enjoy the present rather than
W hitk —Elmer Osborn, oenter; E. Boak,
sailer the future. We know no scientific
Kav McNair, forward«; Len Davis, James
reason to suppose that pleasaut weather
Lamont guard«. E. Boak. captain.
must be balanced by its measure of future
B lack —O. C. Waldvogel, center: Spray
storm*
Osborn. Boy Gibson, forward«; A. Bice,
A dance wm given last Saturday evening
Lloyd Kosa, guards, lioy Gibson, captain.
at Bowmen's bail by wnd for the children.
The
ganje
result««!
in
a
»core
of
17
-AT.
¡ It was r.r.
-aLU nvT .ir and thv Lest <
to 9 iu favor of the Blacks. An ad-
• it VM that it c.osed at lu . «
Miss Lena Belloni, who has bwu v.biting
ditional half was played and the
old friends here, returned tu ber hume in
Whites ran their score up to 10.
Coquille last Friday.
bando *
Tbe people of Bandon will regret
Master 1 no. Thums* n. who has been at*
Nice dean room«. 25 and 5ÜC a night ; it.»
to learn that Prof. W. F. Harris has tending the school of Prof. J. C. Log*n at
Brush's creek for the last few mouths, re­
a week ; $5 00 a month.
tendered bis resignation aa director
turned home last Saturday. That is tbe
MRU. HA HAH COSTELLO.
of tbe band to take effect March let. best of all when uor boys try t > improve.
and expects to move with bis family
The light house inspector passed through
about tbe ltltb, to Santa Ana, Cali­ Langlois last Tuesday on Lis way to aud
fornia, where be has been offered a from ('ape Blanco.
The sad intelligence was received here last
lncrntiv ■ position in an abstract office.
Thursday of the serious illness of Mrs.
The offer of the position came to him Guerin, mother of Prof. W. S. Guerin, fol­
unexpected aud nosolicited, and while lowed Friday by news of her death, bbe
be has refused several good positions will be r«• membered very kindly and loving­
Tou Can’t Expect to Get
elsewhere since bis residence here, ly by the many who knew her here as being
m every way worthy of tbe bight st esteem
/? north J\>r jtl. But
this last offer seems too tempting for and affection. Prof. Guerin and family
]"ou
Can
Get
Four
I him to torn down since it comes from went to Myrtle P< int Saturday to assist in
MOXEF’S HOB TH at
bis obi home, and 'way dowu in bis the last sad rites offered as tokens of regard
heart be has a feel in that be should to the deetn<Hd.
e bear that tbe «object of rail road build
a oept it. Since coming here Mr. and
ing is again in th«* air. It will be wise for
Denier in Houle mid Shoe» Mrs. Harris have made many friends land owners n<»t f amiliar with the history of
and they will be greatly missed in ratir a<i Imilding to make no grant of land
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
♦o any prospective railroad company without
i business, social and musical circles.
loweat living pnoea.
learning all tbe conditions and results 4
Bids Wanted.
such grant. Much as we wish a railroad, we
The Knights of Pyhiiia want bids jsboald also remember that each step lead
Q. H. PATTERSON
I for grnbbing, clearing and plowing a ing to it has a regular aud wrll-establ L*d
Ihe legal phrase indicating
Pray and General Delivery two acre tract of lam! to be used for précédant.
transfer of property is “For value received.”
cemetery purposes. For full partie-
Meet all Hosts.
J. F Harubh' k of Parkersbnrg was
—r—All orders handled with care.-----
nl»rs call on B. N. Harrington. Ban-
a county seat visitor Thursday.
flytrMt, I
OiuhH»n.
do®, Oregon.
lUntlon, - - -
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Oregon.
Sifter
Flour.
IL A. COX
Furnished
Rooms
The Pacific
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N1IOP>
M. BREUER’S
Ten Measures to be
Voted on by People.
Number 7
DiJ yon g.t a Valentin»!
0*11*1 far-«« that Dr Hte-1.., d.ntut i,
locaud in iUndoa.
Saner Krant and Limborger cheese
at Mrc Hart man'«.
.J-
••• « business visitor
al <aqti11Shtordsy.
Then* will be a «iance at Bowman's
Hall, at Langlois, tonight.
Dr. Steele tbe denti,» ba, beeu at
Fsrker«borg the past week.
Mrt. Bedilbon left thia morning
for Marahtield for a few days' atay,
Mrs. Phelin «nd son of Mjrtl«
Point are Bandon viaitorn this week.
D E. Stitt returned Monday even
ing from a biuinees trip to Myrtle
Point.
Jonathan Q nek and son have gone
to Wasl. ngton to look o»er the
country.
It will be • great relief to the gen­
eral pnblie when Alice and Nick are
married.
Rev. and Mrs. Horsfall returned
Monday evening from a visit at
Marshfield.
RELIABILITY
SELLS
GROCERIES
or we would Lave been out of tbe busiueos king ago.
all very well to offer specialties at tempting prices once in
awhile, but i tir mett.d is to give tbe most and the best for
the money in staple and fancy groceries week in, week out.
When we do get in an invoice at a genuine
bargain we share the gain with you.
tt^Amoog the new goods received this week is a fine
line of ladies and gents new spring caps, also a line
of new thirgs in shoes.
Your inspection invited.
O. A. TROWBRIDGE
Bandon,
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AGENCY FOB COQUILLE STEAM LAUNDBY.
o
O. A. Trowbridge bns purchased
tbe grocery stock of the Bandon Com- j
mercial Co.
F ob S ale . —A good Eatey Organ
at reasonable price. Enquire of Mrs.
Emma Erickson. Ban«!on.
Capital $25,000.00
A. H Post o’ Port Orford has pur­
chased four lota in Fisher's Addition BOARD OF DIRECTORS; J. L* K bgnfnbkbo . President, J. D knholm , Vioe Pre«.
F. J. F ahy , Cashier, F bink F lam . T. P H anly .
and will build a residence this spring.
Extra grade English Breakfast,
A general banking business transacted, and easterners given every accommodation
Japan and Gun Powder tea, roasted consistent with safe and conservative banking.
and green coffee at Mrs. Hartman’s
Correspondents: The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
grocery.
Merchants’ National Bank, Portland, Oregon-
A new smokestack for the steamer
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Dispatch arrived last week on tbe
Bank i*t Open from 9 a in. to 1 2 in , and 1 p in to 3 p.m.
Elizabeth and was placed in position
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<•>
•> •:• ❖ >• -tí-:* •.’•
£&&£<£
Sunday.
Alf Miller of Corry county was a
visitor last week. Mr. Miller is a can­
didate for tbe nomination of Sheriff
of that county.
Tbe eclipse of the moon came off as
••••
advertised last Thursday night. Tbe
I
sky was clondless, the night lovely,
*
the moon was full—and there were
:
If yoo’ve never dealt with dr before, give u« a trial order, that
others.
we txiay have the op|»ortunity of showing you we can aell yoa
C. B. Zeek. dealer in hay, grain and
feed, will receive a large consignment
of grain and bay on tbe acbooner
'at prices that will warrant your continued patronage.
Oregon which is expected in a few
days.
The typhoid fever epidemic in Eu­
always on hand.
gene is becoming more serious « very
day, sod there are now uesrly 100
eases. The city water is said to be
the cause.
We will handle yonr Butter and Produce in Unlimited Amounts,
■>
The pupils of tbe public schools
ÿ
are enj.*yiug a ihree-days’ vacation
>>
this week on aecuuut of some of tbe
(Successors to Sanderson Bros.)
teachers taking examinations at the .
county seat.
Bandon,
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Oregon.
Mrs. Alleu Boice and sister, Miss i i *>rf
J* •> « » i* f»
WMN«*3
Julia Gu rin, returned from Myrtle
Point, Monday evening, where they
weut to attend the funeral of Grand­
mother Gu rin
T.
P. J. Werlich. Com. U. S. N., aud
Will Keep 00 Hand at all Times
Inspector of tbe 13ih Light bouse i
District, was here this week on a tour
of inspection. He made a trip to
Cape Blanco yesterday.
BANK
of
BANDON,
EJ^TSTDOISr, OREGON
Trade With Us
During 1906
merchandise
H ay , G rain and M ill F eeds
:
a2
S eed G r . cn and G rass S eedin S tock .
Salem, Fel 3 —This was tbe day
for tiling initiative measures in tbe
< ffiee of the secretary of state, and six
measures wete added to the four al*
ready on filo. The bills and proposed
.lmendments to be voted upon are as
follows:
The $1,000,000 appropriation bill
passed by the lttst legislature and
held up by referendum petitions.
Th.« local option bill proposed by
tbe Liquor Dealers' Association as an
amendment to the present local op
tion law.
The bill filet! by the owners of the
Barlow road, requiring tbe state to
buy the road for the sum of $24,000.
Orvil Dodge, who recently pur­
The proposed constitutional amend­
Fresh Vegetable«. Poultry. Eggs. Butter and all Farm Produce.
chased the Coqnille Recall, has
ment tiled by tbe Equal Suffrage
I will pay bigbest market price for beef. pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc.
changed the name of tbe paper to the
League, extending the elective fran­
Coquille Valley Sentinel. Tbe first
chise to women.
issue shows a decided improvement.
A bill by the People’s Power
A disastrous tire occurred in Port­
League making it unlawful for public land, Monday moruing, oo East Mor
BLACKSMITH AXT) WAGON MAKERS
service corporations to give passes or rison street, in a row of frsme bnilJ-
Tajoss cf £1 K’.nis Made to Order.
Honeshoe’.ag a Specialty.
free or reduced rate service to publ c ings built oo pilings It is reported
that 19 people lost their lives in the •Fob work attended to promptly and all work
officials.
guaranteed to give aatiafaction. Price«
flames, and 9 others were severely
reasonable. Hbopon Atwater street. Bandon. Or.
A bill by the State Grange, levying
injured.
a license tax upon tbs gross earnings
Harry Wilson, of Denmark, was a
of tbe refrigerator and sleeping cars
Bandon visitor tbe past week, an.!
and oil companies.
sailed at tbe R ecorder office and
........Mi*:» L. G. G ould , Matron..........
A constitutional amendment pro­
joined onr large list of readers. Mr. A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and Medical Dieeasea.
posed by tbe People's Power League
Vtilson has sold bis place in Curry
Trained .Vursen in Attendance.
to atneud sectiou 1 of article 12, so
county and expectB to moveto Bandon
For iuformation address Wm. llorslnll, JI. I*. Mamhfield. Or.
that the public printing will be en­
this spring
tirely within tbe control of tbe legis­
Tbe fire department was called out
lature, and may be let by oontract, cr Thursday night and made a run to
a printer elected or appointed, upon Mrs. Erickson's bouse which was re
a salary OTother othpensaiion.
j potieu to be ou file. The Lime was
Au amendment proposed by the confined to tbe chimney, however. •
wrhicb was b'trniug out, and theser
People’s Power League to amend sec­ vices of tbe tiremen were not needed.
tions 1 and 2 of article 17,so that one
C. R. Snydam and family and Ren
legislative assembly may submit con­ ben Ralph of Atwater, Minn., ar­
stitutional amendments, and that rived here Monday and left for Cnrrv
when tbe vote upon an amendment ■ county where they expect to locate.
has been canvassed by tbe governor They were agreeably surprised at tbe
beautiful spring like weather and the
and a majority fouod in its favor, be
green grass and blooming flowers.
eball proclaim it adopted, and it shall
Lonis W. Worrell writes the Rr-j
then be a part of tbe constitution,
beyond tbe power of tbo courts to « x > b » er to change th* address nf bis ,
pass upon; also that no law for a paper from Bremerton to Charleston.
constitutional convimtioo shall be in He says: We are living in Charleston
force until approved by a vote of tbe instead of in Bremerton as we at first
anticipated.
Bremerton is
up
pe« ple.
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An amendment proposed by tbe to J^e„T*8*, ^R,fi o‘,.*.
'ar< •
People's Power League to amend sec while Charleston adjoins tbe Navy
tion 2 of article 11, giving tbe legal Yard on tbe weet.
If You Want to Buy
If You Want to Sell
voters of a municipality power to |
Tbe W. R. Haines Music Co..1
frame anil adopt their own charters,
Marshfield, will refund all expeose of
and forbidding tbe legislature to
Call and See Us.
transportation, including a days stop
create municipal corporations,
at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a
Schr Oregou left 3. F. Saturday piano, coming from tbe following
7-rootn bousc and lot in Bandon in a deairabla locatioa for aale cbeap.
for Bandon.
Small booae and two Iota float* to postoffic«—a barftaio.
places or tributary thereto: LnngDis,
L. B. Grant of Corona, Calif., ar­
We bare seversl rancbea eloae to lowo for aale at reaaonable Agoren.
Bandon.
Coqnille
and
Myrtle
Point.
rived on tbe last Elizabeth and is
Good dmry rancb for aale; or will aell atock and lease raneb.
visiting his sisters. Mr«. F. E. Dyer Have several different makes of all
Foor Iota nsar old Woolen Mill $100 eacb.
of this place, and Mrs. R. E Buck of styles and finish.
We carry piano
Store bmidiug and lot at Dairyville.
C* quill».
players, pipe and reed organs, talking
H. (1. VanDuseri. master fisb war­ machines, and a foil line of sheet
den of Oregon will be here io a day
music and mnsiea) merchandise, also
or two to look after tbe matter of ee*
Howard M- Brounell, Mgr.
Easy El Dorado Building.
tabli-bing a fisb hatchery on tbe Co­ Domeetie sewing machines.
quille.
payments.
a VJK A
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111 €O8S.
:
BANDON ini MEAT
MARKET
FrojD.
Fresh Beef. Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
i £1± l > z >1 ilov
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BANDON REAL ESTATE AGENCY,