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©ANDON BANDON BEACH B«ll4r>n i« located al the ■■■ oatb ot ILe Coquille river, », lini» from tlaFci cIVui. f'opul non • < Ha« woolen rulli) «biniti«* mili. I*ro-»oi hm «lie pi mi, carniere and «rTernl ea*mill>* in vicinity tina water ayaturu. amai acüoola and cau relie*. I Loara daily ou Coquille dyer. Steam tra aud *rti.amera la San Fraudano. ila il road cullilo«!. A* a riuuiuicr rettort li # n<> tqunl on the coairt north of San Frat < Mi ttandvu m in Ud for Hi t-v«>iih* terni «red o I iuj Me, tb mean annual teiuprrntnre beinv left* rnrtatde than a» anv other point in the Lulled Mate*. Destructive wmda aud ekcuicai »luiuo are unkm wu Homeaveker* will tiud many opportauitira here. — BANDON, Volum« XXII. ww/«w OREGON: THURSDAY, Work at Coquille Bar. •Why Was Bandon Turned Down? ■ FEBRUARY 22, 1906 Number 8. i Thrift cases of measles reported at HoHcbarR Spoke«tt»«n. Empire. Tie dispatcher contain tbe in for In last week’s issue of the Adver Don’t f >rget that Dr. Steele, dentist, is tiser appeared a dispatch from Wash mation that Senator Fulton, at tbe located io Ban doo. ington iu which Chief Engineer Mac request of tbe citizens of Bandon, 33 A telephone line will be built from kenzie states that he cannot make a has appeared before tbe War Depart Coquille to Lee. or we would have been out of tbe business long ago. reeommeodatiou at this sesaion of ment iitid asked that tbe government Sauer Kraut and Limburger cheese all very well to offer specialties at tempting prices once in congress for th appropriation desired Contino» tbe work on the jetty at the at Mrs. Hart mao ’s. at Biiudou. and fur which appropria mouth of rhe Coquille river, and that awhile, but onr method is to give tbe most and tbe best for Frands Thomsen of tbe Star ranch lion Senator Fulton presented a me. the sum of .?55,(HH) he set a«ida for the money in staple and fancy groceries week in, week out. returned on tbe Elizabeth from u bus monal fr m the citizens of Bandon. that purpose. This jetty being only Until June 1, 1906, we will iasne GrHphoplione iness trip to San Francisco. V, hen we do get in an invoice at a genuine General Mackenzie claimed tl.at any partly coostrurted is iu Ineeame con coupons with each cash purchase of 25c or Among the preseuts received at ths dition as tbe incomplete works at the rwommendation wade would be with over. When you get #50 in coupons we will bargain we share the gain with you. out avail io the nbseoce of a general month of the Columbia, Cooe Bay Longworth-Ruosovelt wedding was a prcw»nt you with a Type AU Columbia Gmpb- fifteen hundred dollar dog. If one is to be river and harbor bill. TbiH is followed aud elsewhere Among the new goods received this week is a fins ophone, the regular selling price of which is W. R. Haines, the hustling music up with a statement that lie will rec helped, the others are in cqiml need Koe of ladies and gents new spring cap«, also a line #12. Remember, yon have no cash to pay. the dealer from Marshfield, was a Bandon omrm nd a special appropriation for of it. graphopbooe is given abaolutelv free for #50 io of new things io shoes. Your inspection invited. visitor Tuesday and Wednesday. To the personal knowledge of The tbe Columbia river improvements. coupon» which are given with cash purchases. E- J. Laraeo of Portland wan looking over Spokesmao the building of Ibis jetty Isn't it rather strange that a special buaineM prospects m Bandon this week. appropriation can b«» made for itu lias dene much toward tLn^develop- Cell and see the new goods in all departments wliich Married— Holiday evening, Feb. IStb. at provements on tbe Columbia river, I merit of the Coquille River Valley, Tbe Paoiflc, Cbas. H. McCue and Mias Eva we have just unboxed. while it takes a geueral river and har I and to let what lias been done go to M. ilndges. Elder D. E. Htitt officiating. bor bill to obtaiu any assistance at rack and ruin is the poorest kind ot Rev. Horsfall will bold service in AGENCY FOR COQUILL« STEAM LAUNDRY. Bandon and other needful places? < conomy. W hile it seems that the St. John's Protestant Episcopal Tbe matter of deepening the bar and emergency funds from which all such Q Church on Suuday morning at 11 channel nt Coos Bay w as pul off in improvemeris are made, yet this fund o'clock. the same manner. Such a course of should be reph-nisbed so as to provide Mrs. F. E. Lenhart of Springfield singling out one point for improve for all such needs, and tbe Depart arrived here Monday eveuing for a merit is an injustice to tbe citizens at ment sbonld doits part towards keep PROFESSIONAL two mouths' visit with her parents, the other places where appropriations ing intact all that baa been done. ARRIVED, I * . Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Stitt. EJklSTIDOKr. OREOOIST 1ft.—Sch Oregon from S F., loading are needed. Both Coquille river and 1 ho course of the War Department Dr H. I_> Houston, at Feb. Extra grade English Breakfast. Coos Bay are more in need of appro- in singliug out the Columbia river, as Parkernbarg. Capital $25,000.00 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Feb. Ift.—Scb San Buena Ventura, from priaiious than tbe Columbia river Jit seems to have done, as tbe only Japan and Gun Powder tea, roasted Offian over Furniture Stör«. Hour., 9 to 12. S. F., loading at ProH(>er Mill. l’lie jetty at the mouth of Coo« Bay liarbi.r to Le looked after, is hardly and green coffee at Mrs. Hartman's BOARD OF DIliECTOKS; J. L. K ronen berg , President, J. D enholm , Vice Pres. Feb. 20—Stin. Elisabeth from San Fran a.in. 1 iHOto ♦, p m.t 7 to H in the evening. F. J. F ahy , Cashier, F bank F lam . T. P. H anlt . and at the mouth of tbe Coquille are fair to other parts of tbe state. Tbe grocery. cisco with 110 tons of freight. Night culls »unwered from office. Mrs. H. F Morrison had the mis Columbia river needs money it is sadly in need of immediate attention, Steamer Alliance will sail from Marsh A general banking bnsines* transacted, and customers given every accommodation ORF.BON. BANItON, field for Eureka. Friday afternoon, Feb. 23. and tbe War Department should take true, nnd should have it, but other fortune to have one of her fingers consistent with safe and conservative banking. The second mate on the Scb. Glendale projier action towards making neces i bars nnd jetties are iu equal need, and broken while playing basket ball Fri Correspondents! The American National Bank of San Francisco, California. Dr. S I*. Parking, was washed overboard and drowned by sary improvements at both places. i should have some recognition from day evening. Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon. a heavy aea while crossing the Coos liny bar j the War Department. Both tbe Co Coos Bay is to have 40 feet on the — OOO----- The Chase National Bank of New York. PHYSICIAN <£• SURGEON, Monday evening Acting upon the old time principle ■ quille river nnd Coos Baynre iu more bar, and Coquille will have 39 feet Haul« 1« from 9 a.m. to 1» u>., »nd 1 p in. to 3 p.m. The Sch. Sauit? struck several times while BINDON, OKKC.ON. that “charity begins at home," Sena need of appropriations than tbe Co aud 11 inches. This will make two crossing the Umpqua bar Sunday, broke •> < ft «.ftft ft ftft.ft *«**.* « «ft,-*» ft»»;»%£»&«« «ft* N Office nt residence on Fourth Strent. her rudder and became waterlogged. She tor Fulton, of Astoria, tbe city at tbe lumbia river,as in each case tbe work good barbers in tbe county.—Senti- V anchored off the mouth of the river. The month of tbe Columbia, has intro- ' ■ is less advanced iu tbe matter of con uel. Dr. I». L. M EULE tug Hunter c<>old not handle her a d a tug dneed an amendment to the Sundry | struction and greater damage can be Congressman Hermann has intro •> from O oor Buy was gent to the noeud and it Civil Bill providing for an appropria done by the elemeuts. duced a bill granting pensions to cer was expected the two tugs would try and With the building of tbe Southern tain officers and enlist«*! men of tbe tion of #400,000 for the continuing of get the vessel into the Bay. OFFICE BOOM 4, OVER ANDER work on tbe jetty at tbe mouth of the Pacific from Drain, and tbe future life saving service aud to their widows ----- ooo----- SON’S MEAT MARKET. Columbia river, but not a cent for the | I construction of tbe Santa Fe up tbe and minor children. Everybody works in Bandon. Coquille river, or that “tbirly-foot ; coast, Western Oregon will take on a OREGON. BANDON. The R ecorder has just added a California Figs, 2 lbs for 15c at bar” at Coos Bay.—Roseburg Spokes I new area of development that will half-medium Gordon job press to its GKO. F. TOPPI XG, We can please yon, if sqnare Mrs. Hartman's. cause more rapid advancement of equipment, and is better prepared man. dealing, reliable good» and right prioea ATIOBNEY and COUNBELOB AT LAW these improvements, and to allow Fresh Groceries at all times at than ever to turn out all kinds of jot» are inducements. Rapid welling keep» ANP wlint bus been doue to deteriorate is Trowbridge's. printing ou short notice. NOTARY PUBLIC. It is reported that the Santa Fe is 1 onr Htock fresh. Try ns, as many Mrs. aud Miss Persbbaker of Pros preparing to open offices in Portland tbe height of poor business judgment. Tboe. Krewson, the bousemovor, Fire Insurance. others are doing and yon will see for per were Bandon callers yesterday. yourself the truth of the foregoing. to compete for the transcontinental this w<»ek moved tbe Colvin boose Bandon. - - - - Orepon. We sell anything and everything in J. H. Upton of Langlois has been freight and passenger business. The two miles west of town, from the right the general iiierclintidiee line and we Coast Lumber Shipments. reappointed U 8. Commissioner. Oregonian says: of way for tbe new railroad. Next HOWAKI) M. 11UOWNEI.L make it a point to please our custom The Timbermat) reports tbe Oregon week he will move tbe school bouse That the establishment of an agon Attorney at Law and Notary Public. W. T. Kerr bus sold his interest in ers aud that is w hy they stay with us. Const lumber shipine y^Ä^r^tfie year at Tiupot, 4 miles west of Drain. Af Special nttention given to collections, fore- the Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co. cy in Portland and its bidding for olosure of mortgages, gnrniaLee and attacb- to Mr. Paulson. trade would have a deeper aignifi- 1905 as follows: ter that he will proceed to move a ment anils. Coos Bay.... .......... ...?. .43,431.139 number of buildings between her«» » ■> cauce than appears on the face of the Mrs. 11. E Buck, of Coquille, was BAN11ON. Oftioe In * Bandon, proposition, is the belief of railroad | Coquille l iver.......... ..........30,760,590 and Elkton.—Drain Nonpareil. - - - Oregon. Illi Mi ON vi-i'ing her sister and brother in Fl l>orado IBI c I r . I Umpqua river ......... ..........23.697,126 men, who predict that tbe Santa Fe is The Modern Woodmen met Satur Bandog this week. Siusbiw river.......... .......... ltl.192,610 day night and installed their officers ay rain and ill eeds about to build aloug its survey north O T- Bluixionrotliar John Harton, J. H. Sam, and R. VV. along the Oregon coast from Eureka, Tillamook river .... .......... 7,995,990 for tbe ensuing term. Tbe camp will alw»y«oo band. j U. 8. Coin»nl«*i»n®r and Notary Public. ft Pnllen and wife, of Granite Falls, California. Tbe placing of an office ÿ’.ÿ. hereafter meet on the first ami third Pili HIT« nitd Final proof* made oil Homo Wash., are looking over our locality here, would, some say. be tbe enter- j ktend«. l imber Claim* and other U. H. Landa Saturday nights of each month at with a view of locating. Ilnlph B Hunt, civil engineer of Concrete Hall. Three new members Money Loan* Nejcotluted on Approved I ing wedge toward making this point Security. Engehe, and \\ . F. Sleepy, of Port The greatest depth yet found in tbe terminal of tbe Saute Fe. were initiated at the last meeting. Hnd Office in room 10 Beyerle Buildins, Ban the Pacific ocean is sixty-six feet les« land, representing the Oregon Coast Surveys were made north from Eu- j don, Runidence on Bolte Crpek. Oregon. after the work was finished, tbe mem T. ANDERSON, Prop. than six miler, and the greatest dep li reka, where the Santa Fe has already i & Eastern Ry, were in Bsndon this H cm I Karate bought aud Hold. bers partook of a lunch that bad been WiB Keep on Hand at aB Timea of tbe Atlantic is about five miles. purchased the San Francisco & North week interviewing onr people regard prepared ror ttie occasion. Dr. A B Prentis, the dentist, will western, a short road running into ing this project. This is the company If you want good bread you visit Bandon about March loth. If Eureka, and operating 42 miles of that claim they will build a coast There was quite a wreck at the rock last Saturday afternoon caused must have good flour. Try yon are wise yon will have your teeth track, north as far tis Yaqnina Bay. railroad from Portland to Eureka, quarry by the drawbar pnlling out of a car attended to while lie is here. tf J bis work was completed four years' Calif, inside of three yesra. provided that was being transported dowo the Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce. they are given a free rigbt-of-way Judge Hnrlocker called a special ago and the men iu charge went so incline by tbe cable. Two cars loaded I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mntton.wool. bides, etc. and also sufficient grounds for depot far in collecting all possible data that meeting of the county court to ac WAMI ) (BPOK % NK, with rock made the descent in less commodate parties who wanted town the soil was analyzed along tbe sur sites, railroad yards, etc. They ask time than it takes to tell tbe tale, and for 60 acres of land at North Bend site plats properly passed, the expense vey to determine what agricultural just before reaching the switch both of the expense of the session being products were best fitted for each sec and Mnrsbfield for depot grounds, cars jumped tbe track and landed on Our cnatomera think it iff the beat and 160 acres for car shops, etc. but I paid by parties interested. Another tion of the country to he traversed. BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS Fl« nr to he bud in town. the side track, smashing down about A mineralogist also accompanied a Marshfield citizen informs us that special will be held on the 20ib on the Wagons of all Kinds Made to Order. We alio mil SPERRY FLOUR and Horseshoeing a Specialty, 100 feet of trestlework and tearing same terms. Thus the Judge protects the expedition and made a report on they will probably not get this up tbr«»e of the flat cars. WHOLE WHEAT Flour. Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Prices amount of land. the indications he found for ores io the taxpayers.—Sentinel. reasonable. Shop on Atwater street, Bandon, Or. C. B. Z«»ek now has on band tbe All properties grnnted them are to Tbe prospect looks very favorable tbe mountains penetrated by the sur be put in escrow with tbe Portland largest stock of hay and grain ever for Baudon to have an electric light vey. Tbe report of tbe men compris Trust Co until the road is completed. brought to Bandon. His warehouse ing Ibe expedition was voluminous, plant in the near future. Tbe city We hear that they are meeting with is filled from top to bottom, and to council granted a twenty year fran nnd complete data is available for the ........ Mnw L. G. G ould , Matron ........ good success in some localities in se anyone who needs feed it is well A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of bnraical and Medical Diseases. use of tbe Santa Fe officials when chise. the first five years to bo nn ex worth tbe time to visit his place and curing right-of-way, and it is reported Trained .Nurse,» in Attendance- elusive franchise, to Geo. Laird, last (bey decide to build north from Eu that they are' being received with see tbe stock. He has wheat hay. oat week, but we understand is to be reka. For information address Wm. Homtall, JI. I>. Jfarslifield. Or. bay, alfalfa hay, and a low-priced Tbe engineer in charge of the sur open arms in Curry county. changed somewhat at the next meet stock bay. as well as grain and mill The R ecorder is not particularly ing. and some schedule of prices for vey reported that for miles and miles enthusiastic Hbout this project; it may feed of all kind«, He buys in cargo N lights adopted before it is finally tbe country to be traversed is so level -AT— be that tbe company is working in lots, sod consequently can make low that little or no grading would have passed. to be done prior Io tbe laying of ties. good faith and that it is an opportu prices. On Sunday, Feb. 11,1906, at 1 a.m . nity that should be grasped by tbe Tbe W. R. Haines Music Co.. John Swindal of Bear Creek passed Four or five short tunnels are said to people of tbe coast section, even if Marshfield, will refund nil expense of tbe only ones required, am! for 6lK) lie over tbe great divide. John Swindal BAI« DON wns born in Virginia. June 27. 1N28. miles tbe road wonld be in sight of tbe entire right-of-way must be do. transportation, including a days'stop N> ob olean tooni, 25 and 50c a night ; |l 2ft \\ ben quite young be moved to the the ocean. Moreover there are no nated. It is a proposition that we at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a State of Washington, Hnd served dur a wevk ; $5.00 a month. know very little about, and there are piano, coming from the following ing the Indian war of 1855-6, In 1870 mountains to climb, saitl tbe engineer The buying pnbiic ia invited to oall and Ret my prioea on all kinds and Rrndea. MKS. BABAU COSTELLO. a lot of other people in tbe state in places or tributary thereto: Langl us. be went south to North Carolina Two who made the survey. years later, on Dec. 16, he was mar The opening of an office here will tbe same predicament. It is well Bandon. Coquille and Myrtle Point. Eandorb Oregon. ried to M ish M. E Dixon, The fami lie regarded as full of significance by known that several of the big rail Have several different makes of nil ly remained in Carolina nntil 1891. railroad men who are alive to tbe sit road systems have their eye on the styles and finish. We carry piano when they retarued to Oregon, this uation and predict that tbe Santa Fe coast country, and any legitimate en players, pipe and reed organs, talking being their home since. Mr Swindal was we’l thought of in will build northward along tbe coast terprise should be reasonably encour machines, and a full line of sheet j aged; but it is nlso well known that music and musical merchandise, also ' the community, was a member of the before very long. “We can't ail have money," Baptist Church, ami lived a consist there are plenty of promoters and Domestic sewing mac hi ti es. Easy ent Christian life. His death was Koi* Can't Expect tn Get grnfters who are always ready to “do" payments. said Brother Bill seemingly painless, life gradually $ J Horth for $1, But A message was received here from tbe public, and tbe people sbonld he B W. Rigg«, of Grants Pass, Cns- waning away. A wife and six chil “But we can at least look as though we had." You Can Get Your dren survive him to mourn bis lose, Portland last Thursday evening stat cautions when it cotaes to tying up todian of work of the Masonic lodge MONEY'S WORTH at two children having preeeeded him. ing that Miss Mary Yaeger had land for right-of way. U e know of for Southern Oregon, visited Bandon CALL ON The funeral services were held at passed away about noon that day. one mau living on tbe ronte of tbe last Friday and a special meeting of tbe residence on Bear Creek, while Brain fever is designated as tbe cans«» railroad coming from Drain who tbe local lodge was called for that the interment was made at the Bear 1er I m Howtn awd Mhees 1 Creek cemetery. The Rev. W. 11. F. of her death. Miss Yaeger was about would not give or sell them anything. evening with work in the M. M. Browne, pastor of tbe M. E. Church, 23 years of age aud was well known Lui told tbe agent that as soon as the degree. A banquet was served about And «M 11 m naw M m of Sanela« for Nepeina^ neatly and promptly done at officiating. in Bandon where she lived tbe great railroad track reached bis place, be midnight—one of those famous Ban loveM living prices. Tbe funeral was attended by tbe er part of her life, and her friends wonld furnish them with a deed for don spreads where clam tea, clam entire community, such was tbe re aped in which tbe deceased was held. were limited only to the number of right-of-way across bis land, fr«»e of chowder, clams in tLe shell, an') all C. H. PATTERSON I The Moral tributes were many and her acquaintances. Tbe remains will charge There is this difference be- tbe other necessary appurtenances ! beautiful. be brought from Portland on the tw< en tbe Dram railroad and the new were served. The Custodian was so Dray and General Delivery steamer Alliance, aud are expected coast project. At Drain tbe rigbt-of- well pleased and so full ot clams that Mm. Swindal, tbe wife, also passed Meet nil Bonte. here about Monday to be buried In wny agent has been buying and pay be said he wonld come to Bandon away tbe first of the week but we -....All order« bandied with enre.----- have been unable to get any particu side those of her father in tbe Cath ing for land, except such as was do again next anmmer, bring his wife and BaSDOK, I O bsoon . lar». olic cemetery. nated, for the pa»t four months. stay a month. MarHLticId Advertiser. »RELIABILITY SELLS GROCERIES Lorenz & Iloyt's. O. A. TROWBRIDGE Bandon, LORENZ & HOYT. IO BANK of BANDON, Sure to Please ! Resident Dentist 8 1>A1XTEI€ H 1 , G 151 tOS. F M BANDON li!l MEAT |::| MARKET Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., also Square Sifter Flour. snaiisiYOS -fe KENNEDY H. A. COX THE Furnished Rooms r HORSFALL HOSPITAL C. B. ZEEK, The Pacific Hay Grain and Feed. j >oorr js shoes ES M. BREUER’S X P. B. HOYT Neat and Nobby Spring and Summer SUITS. £ • * 3