Bandon recorder., March 01, 1906, Image 1

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BANDON
BANDON BEACH
Rendon is located at the month of the Coquille
river, V4 mile from the Pacific Ocean lJopul tti »ii
HbU. Has woolen mill, shingle mill, broom Landis
plnnt, cannery and aeveral sawmills in vicinity
Ha« water avatem, uood school« and <*burche«. 4
boats daily on Coqnilta river. Nteau*t-ra and
acboGnerM to Kan FMix’iaco. Railroad comint'
As a -tu miner resort has no equal on the coast
north o/ Sait Fren«iMX>. Bandon is noted for
H h evenly teuH^rvd cliuiate, the uhmui annual
teinperatare !»«*ing letM variable tban st adv
other point in the L’nileJ Sinter. |hnirucnve
wiuds and electrical vturms are unknown.
Homeseekera will find many oppoftunilH a here.
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BANDON,
Volume XXII
Free Graphophones
For 90 Days, at
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OREGON:
California figs 5 cents it poun-1, at
Trowbridge’s,
THURSDAY,
MARCH I
Easket Ball.
Saturday, March 3rd. The Bunch
Tlio now drug store is about r< ady from Km b Hill vs. Tuo Gaug from
for business.
Paradise Alley. To be given for the
Esrl Goodman will go to S. F. on benefit of the Bandon Concert Band.
the slrnr Elizabeth.
Admission 25c.
Elder Kieler held services here
Saturday an I Snuday.
Coos Bay Coil Most Runnable.
They - Are - Here! I
Onr new line of Shoes direct from the East finest snd largest line ever brought to Bandon. It is a
It is a
pleasure to show this hoe to our customers. Call and see. Note the style, note th. quality, note the price.
The
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ellingson of Co*
The Custom» Department has is
The Brown
qil'lle wore in town Monday.
Brown
Mi • I : statement showing the uioonnt
Blue
Until June 1, 1906, we will iawne Grapbophone
Born — to Mr and Mrs. Wilbur of bunker r al placed on ships at
Slar-5-Star
coupons with each cash purcbnse of 25c or
Hoover, h son, Feb 22, lDtHJ
ports of the United States.
Ribbon
over. When von got J?50 in conpona we will
The report shows that the V> ¡Unm­
Mrs. Allenbt'.ngh IS reported very
Shoe
present you with a Type AU Columbia Graph­
Shoe
et (>■ district supplied 698-1 tons in 1905
low and h'-r recovery i- doubtful.
opbone, the regular selling price of which is
for
Men.
and
20.304
tons
in
1904.
Southern
Ralph Rodgers fell from the north
for
812. Remember, you have no rash Io pay. the
Oregon is credited with 17,004 tens in
jetty
venterday
and
bail
one
of
Lis
griiphophoDi* is given absolutely free for $50 in
1905 and 11 114 tons in 1904
Boys and
bands severely lacerated.
coupon« which are given with cash purcbabe«.
Coos Bay supplies the cheapest
Win. Fields forntorly of this place,
Girl*.
coal it, the Veiled States, the average i
Ims r.g’on ti rrrbt-'T to Bandon and
The Brown
Call and see the new goods in all department« which
price l-ein.r :-2 03. At Portland the
will make bi-« hottie boro.
we have just unboxed.
ci'f was *5 29: st San Francisco,
Process
If yon want up to-date shoeing $5.76, and on Puget Son nd, $3.01.
done go to Fields at the Nelsou &
Butter Brown
Flexible
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Fields black-mith shop.
Obituary.
book« free to
Scie for
The Marshfield M. A. C girls* an 1
Mrs. M ry E. Swindal, widow of
the little folk*.
boys’ Basket ball teams will play the
Women.
tl e late John Swindal, departed this
Bandon teams here the 17th.
! life on Feb. 18tb, eight days after tbe
&
KTA.K.IT-TK
The Trowbridge store has been til- ■ death of het hu~band.
PROFESSIONAL.
ted throughout with new shelving1 Mrs, Swir.dal was born in North
ABBIVKD.
Feb. 25.—Power aoh Soloyonoe from 8. F.. and makes a very neat appearance.
( arclina. Dec. t'lb, 1854. thus being
Dr. EC. L Houston, loading at Aberdeen Mill.
Married Feb. 2'!th, at the resi­ ' 51 years, 2 months and 12 days old at
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
8AILDD.
dence of R. E Buck in Coquille. F. tbe time of her death. She came to
Office over Fornitore Stör». Honrs.it lo 12. Feb. 25.—Gas. sch. Oakland, for 8. F.. W. Sinis and Mrs. Anna A. Fielder.
Oregon with her husband in 1891, aud
with 150 M fl lumber, 40 M shinnies.
a.ru. 1:30 to4, p m.; 7 to ft in the evening.
Don’t forget that Dr. Steele, dentist, is
has lived here since.
F.
W.
Kronenberg
and
wife
arrived
Night call« snawered from office.
Th« little steamer Toledo is to be placed
located in Bandon.
Six
children.
2
boys
and
four
girls,
in service in Alaskan waters. Capt. Shew on tho l’lant and are visiting J. F.
BANDON,
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OREGON.
M. S. Smith returned Friday night
Kronenberg and family at Parkers- j are left, tbe two oldest daughters be­
of 8. F. will ovniniand.
from
a business trip to Sun Francisco.
ing
married
to
S.
L.
Prewitt
of
Park
­
The crew of the «ch Compeer deserted her burg.
BANDON. OREGON
Dr. S I... Forlcins,
ersburg, a: «1 A. Z. Morford of B indon.
at Marahficld.
Good
No. 7 cook stove for sale
M S. Smith and several of the
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Capital $25,000.00
PHYSICIAN <£ SLrZ?0£CW,
woolen mil) bands are in North Bend I The two boys and two girls at Lome cheap. Inquire of Jas, Armstrong.
| are F. C. and L P. Swindal and the
Born
—
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gns
Buck
­
this
week,
“
where
they
will
start
tip
BOARD OF DIBECTOBS; J. L. K bonknbkbo . Preaident, J. D inholm , Vioe Pres.
Some of the Douglas county brand
BANDON, OKKGON.
Misses O J. and I. M. Swindal.
ingham, of Dusty, Ore., a son, Feb.
F. J. F aut , Cashier, F bink F lam , T. P. H anlx .
and operate the mill for a time,” says
of
frenzied
r-poblicanisni
has
broken
Office at residence on Fourth Street
The funeral services were held 15th.
the Herald.
out again.
A general banking business transsoteil, and customers given every accommodation
from the residence at B; ar Creek, on
C. H. Crewe, of Ophir, was a bosi- consistent with safe and conservative banking.
Nick Collas returned last week af­ Tuesday, the ‘20th, at 11 a.tD., and
Dr. |>. b. NTEEIÆ
The Coast Mail has purchased a
Correspondents; The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
now newspaper press, and, naturally, ter au absence of about a year, during the remains wore laid to rest at the oess visitor the latter part of last
which time he has been globe trotting, Bear Creek cemetery, tho Rev. W. R. week.
is prond of it.
Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
Tbe snowfall in Eastern Or Agon
OFFICE BOOM 4, OVER ANDEB-
The Chase National Bank of New York.
An exchange says that the direct visiting New Zealand, Cuba, the Ha F. Browne, pastor of the Methodist
wniia'n and other islands of tbo South Episcopal Cbnrcb officiating.
this winter was heavier than it bas
Hank 1« Open from t> s m, te !• m„ snd I p m. to 3 p.m.
son ' h MEAT MAHNET.
primary will show some men how
Pacific.
been for 25 years.
they
can't
run
BANDON,
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OREGON.
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The city council granted Goo. Laird
Hark Dunham was acting as chief
A wireless telegraph station is to ao electric light franchise at th«« meet­
Lan«'loi<«.
GKO. F. TOFCINO,
engineer
on the Favorite a few days
be established at Cape Blanco and at ing list evening. Work is to be com
Mrs. E Thrift, who has been spend­ tbe first of tbe week while Engineer
ATTOBNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW other poi Is along the coast.
menced by May 1st. Wo will publish ing several weeks in Marshfield, re-
AND
Kime took a lay off-.
Marshfield’s city flag was not in the proceedings of the council in onr tnrned homo Iasi Friday.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
next issue.
Dr. A B Prentis, the dentist, will
evidence on Washington's birthday
Mr and Mrs J. C. Logan, who bas
Fire Insurance.
Tho
Sim.
Elizabeth
and
Sche.
visit
Bandon abont March 15th. If
because the marshal was afraid it
Bando n. - - - - Oregon.
Ruby, Oregon, C. T. llill and San been teaching at Brush cieek last you are wise yon will have your teeth
might get wet.
Buena Ventura are loaded and ready few months, passoit through town a attended to while be is here.
tf
Talk about a 40 foot chnnnel! We for sea, but have been unable to go f «w days ago bound for Buudon and
HOWARD M. BROWNELL
We can please you, if square
There
has
been
almost
a
coal
famine
out
on
account
of
heavy
seas
anil
low
Attorney at Law anti Notary Public have bud that ranch water in the Co-
other up coast towns. They will soon
tides. Will probably get out Sun­
dealing,
reliable goods and right prices
in
Bandon
the
past
week,
The
high
return aud stop to see friends in
Spécial attention given to collections, tore- .- q'it.lie river at the county seat, 25 day morning.
are inducements. Bapid selling keeps
water on tbe upper river prevents the
closure of inorigiigeH, garniabee and attach­ miles
from
the
ocean,
the
past
week.
Langlois.
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H. G. Van Dusen, master fish war­
onr stock fresh. Try us, as many
loading of coal from the chutes.
ment Milita.
We learn that the Cheover stock of
I
State Treasurer Moore says, that den, visited tho C' quille last week in :
IHNOIIN,
Offiee In
others are doing and yon will see for «
Mrs.
Steele
left
for
Ten-mile
last
OKKG ON as far as he knows, Oregon is the only the interest of the proposal new! hardware, etc. changed bunds last
El l>nrn<li» lildg.
yourself the truth of the foregoing.
week where she will remain for some
hatchery which is to lie established I
We sell anything and everything in
¡state in the Union today which prac some .lioie on tho river. He will re. i Mo.i lay. E. RacklefT was tho pnr-
lime on her homestead. Mrs. Jacob­
the general merchandise line and we «
¡tieally does uot owe a dollar, and
vhi.~ i, who also leased tbe building
-!•
turn
in
tho
spring
and
select
the
site.
C T- Blumenrothoi’
sen accompanied her for a few days’
make it a point to please our custom­ •>
containing tho stock.
l). 8. «■oininl.-lonsr awl Notary Psblle. ! never had a dollar of bonded indebt- The Coos river hatchery is to bo en-1
ers and that is why they stay with us.
visit.
larged and the two will be placed un­
FiltiiK« imd Pinal |>ro«ib< made on Home 1 , eihiess.
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Sheriff Gallier was down from the
der
one
superintendent.
Lainpa
■teiuiH, l iinberCIaiiii» ami other 1!. S Laud« i Tbo gennino Oregon warm rain bas
Monoy I.OSII« Neicotlated on Approve.!
Th«* Oregonian is conducting a sub­
\\ W. Ilosobrangh has been in this county seat the latter part of last
been with ns lately, and proved very scription voting contest and will send
Seoul tty.
vicinity iu the interest of the local week looking after business matters,
Office in room 10 Beyerl«« Building, Ban­ acceptable to old residents of the a number of young ladies ou a pleas­
i Bandon,
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Oregon.
Steve bas decided to again be a can­
option law and its enforcement.
don. Residence ou Butte ('reek. Oregon.
ure trip to the Yellowstone National
Webfoot
slate.
—
Beg
pardon;
wo
didate
for
the
nomination
of
sheriff
Real K»tate bought ami Sold.
Earl Nosier of Coquille visited at
rain and
ill
meant “Beaver” state, We suppose Park this summer. Miss Claire Wai
J. E Fisher reports the following
ker of Bandon is one of the contest-' C. I. Green's Sunday.
always on hand.
the next in line will bo a change in ants, and th» people tier«- who wish '
saleR in Fisher's Addition; A. H. Post,
of names of onr bays, to subscribe for the Oregonian should | Chas, Ashton has taken the hull of 6 lots; Fred Lockwood, 2 lots; \V. M.
If you want good broad you pronouncing
the Harold to the Ellingson place
rivers, etc., end we will boar our good see that she gets the votes.
Hite, 2 acres; Claude Dygert, 1 acre;
must have good flour. Try old Missouri Coquelle. By Got-b, pro­
Thus Robison and Miss Esther! when lie is having it repaired ready Henry C. Adams, 1 acre; Geo. M .7. E H.4DS.4LL,
D. P. STRANG, Jr.
nounced Ci'koel. with an accent that Yaeger arrived from Portland Mon ! to receivo a new fifteen borso-power Hile. 1 acre. Several of these people
Fraciicnl Surveyor.
«lay
with
the
ho
ly
of
their
sister,
I
Standard engine which is expected on intend to build this spring.
i would do credit ton frog eater.—Coos
Mary Yaog«-r, who die.l iu a Portland j the Stm. Elizabeth next trip.
(81’OKAbK, WASH.)
Buy News.
hospital. The funeral services were |
Tbe Bandon Mfg Co. this week re
Tbos. Buckman, in a letter to tho held at St. Mart'a Catholic Church, | The Cody Lumber Co. emup has reived a large raft of red cedar from
If yon want a home in Oregon, investigate onr offerings.
conducted
by
Father
Donnelly,
and
been
shut
down
during
the
high
Coast Mail, expresses a belief that
Olsen Bros., above Coquille, which
We have Timber and Coal Lands, Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and
the remains laid to rest by tho side of I
Onr cnstomer« think it ix the best
the railroad from Drain will never her father at the Catholic cemetery. I water.
they will manufacture into shingles.
Float to be bad in town.
CITY PROPERTY.
Mr. Slagle of Coquille bad busi­
much Coos Bay, but will stop at the The funeral was largely attended.
Mr. Philpott informs the R ecorder
We also sell SPERRY FLOUR and
If
yon
wish
to
buy,
sell or exchange, call on us and we will give yon good
ness
at
Cody
’
s
camp
the
first
of
the
coal mines near Elkton, Speaking of
Notice the advertisement of the
that they expect to put on a night
WHOLE WHEAT Flour.
service. Homesteader» Located on Desirable Government Land.
i the const railroad projects he fails to Coquille Valley Land Co. in this is ! weak.
shift soon and run tbe plant to its
I see where any great commercial nd- sue This is n new business enter- j Mesdatnes Ellingson and Hansen full capacity.
520 acres of good grnztng and fruit land, would make excellent stock ranch.
j vantage can be derived from it for prise in Bandon just started by A. E. j were the guests of Mrs. Bogard Sat­
Has good house, barn and other out baildinu»; small orchard, handy to school
Mr. aud Mrs. J.C. Logan, of Elk
Hadsall ami D. P. StraDg, Jr. They
and on good county road. A good investment at $5 per acre.
i tbe Bay; says there is no groat have <<pened an oflic«« in the Eldorado urday last.
river, Curry county, were visiting at
l<30 acres 1 mile from good town and school, good G-roorn house, well water
amount of territory or natural re­ building mill will do a general real I Frank Flam of Bear creek has
the home of \\ . H. Logan tbe first of
also ruuuiug water. Good barn and other outbuildings, timber for piling, tel­
sources to draw from. Wonder if Mr. estate business. They have a good been buying cattle in this locality.
the week. They left, on the Favorite,
ephone poles and milling timber«. Handy to deep water and on good county
Buckman believes that hanging a list of property for sale, consisting of!
r<>nd, $7 an acre. Satisfactory terms.
Mrs. L. A. Welch visited friends at Monday, for Coquille, to spend a few
timber
and
coal
lauds,
farms,
dairy
!
dead black snake ou a rail fence will,
and stock ranchoe and city property. I Bandon last week.
days with relatives. Mr. Logan bas Oflicc in ElDornilo Bldg
BAX DOS, OR.
produce rainf
Cail and see thorn if you wish to buy
Thos. Hanly and sister Miss Thresa justclosed a successful term of school
or
sell
#ny
kind
ol
property.
Mr.
B. Valtoo of Marahfield was up be­
Hadsall is a piactical surveyor and attended the funeral of Miss Mary at Elk river.
fore Recorder Upton !a-1 week fo*. ' can give this brnuett of the busiuess Iaeger at Bandon .Monday.
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We learn that it is tbe intention of
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selling liquor to minors. Ho was as bis personal attention.
G. C. Welch went to Coquille Mr. Hntuc to open up the copper;
sessed $50. In imposing tbe fine the
mine at Jack’s Prairie in tho spring,
Wednesday.
Court said: “Anyone who needs mon­
Port Orford.
and ahonld tho result of tbe wotk
ey bud enough to sell liquor to chil­
BAN DOH
Miss Ada Bnilev went np to Dniryville on
produce ore of a quality and quantity i
Myrtle
Point.
sufficient to justify, will ship tho pro-!
Mice clean room«. 25 and 50c a ni«ht ; $125 dren, tbe law requires that he pay a the Monday morning stage and will visit her
Born, nt Fisht rap. Feb. 19, 19 )f», to Mr.
| severe penalty. He tnay sell to a cousins, Mrs. Ed Thrift and Misa Nettie
duct to San Francisco until develop­
a week ; $5 00 a month.
and Mrs. John Lindt beck, a daughter.
! drnnken man, or lie may maintain a Gibson.
ments nt the mine warrant tbe erec
Mr. Starberg. of San Francisco, has been
The buying pnbiic is invited to call and get my prices on all kinds »nd grades.
L.
Hacker
has
sold
his
abstract
business
MBS. SABAH COSTELLO.
disorderly house for men of mature looking over the timber of this county for
at Coquille to A. L. Hammond, late of tion of a smelter. Radium.
years and tbe penalty is not large; some time. He has seen much that he like«, Grants Pass.
Bandon. Oregon.
Tbe W. R. Haines Music Co..
but when any dealer attempts to feed but most of it is tied up by bonds, which,
Wm Hammock, of Fishtrap, dislocated i Marshfield, will refund all expense of
children with liquor, be ie violating however, will expire shortly. Mr. 8. is now bi« right shoulder last week. The injury is
transportation, including a days'stop I
the statutes of the State, and every looking at some proposition in the northern getting along well.
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portion of the county, and if he finds any­
A Lodge of Koyal Neighbors was instituted at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a
moral law made by man. I always thing to suit him. will engage in lutnl ering
nt this place, Tutsdny, with thirty-one mem­ piano, coming from tbe following
“We can’t all have money,”
had it iu mind, when any dealer was on no t xtenaive scale.
A gentleman from 8. F. was in this vicin­ bers. T’he new oresnization has been named j places or tributary thereto: Langlois,
brought before me for selling liqnor
Myrtle Camp.
l“ou Can’t Expect to Get
¡Bandon, Coquille and Myrtle Point.
said Brother Bill
to minors, that I should give bim a ity last week, who has taken a contract from
ll ortli for ^>7, But
the Government to build a wireless tele­ B. C. Claypole, who has beeo driving Have several different makes of all
severe penalty.”
stage
between
this
place
and
Coquille,
was
graph Station at Cape Blanco. We under­
Poti Can
Get
Your
styles and finish.
We carry piano
This a good so far as it eoea, but stand he contracted with Mr. Adolphsen, arrested Monday charged with stealing two '
MON-EY'S MORTH at
players,
pipe
and
reed
organs, talking
it wonld be better if such tines could for sixty thousand feet of lumber to be used overcoats He was eiven a trial, Tuesday, i
! ! machines, and a full line of sheet
and
was
fined
$100,
in
default
of
which
be
in
constructing
the
building.
Stations
wi
l
be $500.
music an«i musical merchandise, also
be erected at other points along the coast, is doing time in the county jail.
“But we can at least look as though we had.”
ao as to make a continuous line of commu­ Robt Hatcher, who paid a fine of $.7) for ! Domestic sowing machines.
Easy
Pealer in Knots and Nhoea
CALL ON
Card of Thanks.
nication.
shooting up the town about three months i payments.
And «se ths new Uns of Sampl«« for
impairing neatly and promptly done at
We wish to express onr sincere Grandma Guerin was as star cf Capt. Wm ago and skipped the country to avoid pay. I
Church Notice.
lowest living priora-
l ichenor. the founder of Port Orford, and ing a fine on at.other charge, lately Itecame I
thanks to th* many friends for kind­
was well known by the older settlers of Cur­ repentant and wrote to the City Keoorder > Services will be bold in the Presby­
ness and help during onr late be­ ry county. Mrs. Guerin whs a woman of for a copy of the oomplp.int aud plea I gnil 1 terian Cbnrcb next Sunday, March
reavement.
fine iotvllect and sterling character, and I ty. Hw fine was placed at $1M which be 4tb. at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p m. In the
C. H. PATTERSON
Esther Yaeger.
was honored arid beloved by al! who knew promptly paid.—Enterprise.
evening the last sermon of tho series
her- It w<»u:d have been a fitting close to
Mrs. C. I Kime,
Dray and General Delivery
I < on _ tbo
__ Christian
_
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Life
... will
...... be „
given.
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her
eventful
life
if
«he
could
have
bfPti
Goo. S li.ibi-yn,
Meet all Boat«.
Fields,
tbs
horseshoer,
is
back
in
Sunday
School
at
10
a
ro.
and
Christ
buried by the side of her distinguished
All orders handled with car».——
Perry Robison,
brother nt the “ I'ichenor cemetery*’ on Port Bandon, anil can be f< und nt the Nel- ian Endeavor at 6:.30 pm, All am
llANPQN, I
(»BIO««,
Tbo», Robison.
sou blacksmith shop.
Orford Heads — Tribune,
cordially invited.
o
L LORENZ
o
HOYT
o. A. Trowbridge.
BANK
of
BANDON,
Resident Dentist
Sure to
Please !
l’ANTEll
H ay , G
131XO&
M
F eeds
:
Square Sifter
COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO.
Flour.
H. A. COX
Furnished
Rooms
C. B. ZEEK,
The Pacific
Hay Grain and Feed.
J IOOTH
M. BREUER’S
I
P. B. HOYT
Neat and Nobby
Spring and Summer
SUITS.
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