Bandon recorder., March 15, 1906, Image 4

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Myrtle
Prosper
Mill Co.
WH0LKAL1 AM) RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
Poliat.
Prosper.
Born—al MeKinlry, March 3. UMM>. to Mr
and Mrs. Joe Laird, a son.
lue open season for trout fishing above
tide water will opeu April 1st.
Nearly $ IfiO was received in fines by the
city f**r the mouth of February.
The mail contract on route 73245 from
Myrtle Point to Fair view has been awarded
to W. T. I«ebnLerr of ifei» place. Price per
annum, »ir.rj.ou.
Fred B. Haight <t Co., proprietors or the
O K cresmery at Coquille, have leased the
Gravel Ford creamery aud will convert it
into a first class cheese factory.— Euter prise.
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Port Orford.
General Merchandise
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
a Specialty
Market Price Allowed for Prodaoe of all Kinde
PliOSl. Kit.
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THE RECORDER
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ÇVKKÎ THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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A. T. FETTKB.
8UB8CR1PTION KATES.
OREGON
Coquille.
Darknem »till prevails and sine» the moon
baa ocased to cast its illuminating rays over
our city while we slumber, the pedestrian
can be found groping his way iu darkness,
and when asked what he most desires in bis
present condition, be invariably answers,
more light: bat that light is not obtainable
at the present time.
The weather the past week has been warm
and like summer, the fruit trees are covered
with blossoms and green foliage, bat at the
presept time there 1» an nrtioclond hovering
over the horizon of this part of the hem­
isphere, and this morning we was robed iu
the white mantle of snow, and whether bad
results will terminate, time alone will dem
onqfrato
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This paper is entered at the Bandon post
office as Second-class Matter.
The steamer Welcome was transferred to
; the James Bros. Monday morning. We are
THURSDAY. MARCH 15, isotì. serry to lose John and Bent for they were
obliging and accommodating, hut a more
lucrative field awaits them. May success
attend tbeir future undertakings.
announcements .
The boys of the K. P. who visited your
FOR HHEIlIFF,
city last week with tbeir well trained goat,
I beruby announce myaelf aa a oandidate speak in glowing terms of the hospitality
(or tbe Republican nomination for the and generosity tendered them by tbe boys in
offioe of Sheriff of Cooa county, subject to i the city by the sea, and the events of that
tbe deoiaion of tbe Republican votera at the occasion will ever remain fresh in the mem-
primary election. April 20, 1206.
qrjeq of the boys oi Coqnille.
L. W. TRAVER.
IjAst Saturday the school inarms hied
away to yonr city to fiepr what the wild
FOB CONGRESS.
We are authorised to announce 8. B. HUS­ waves was saying on the beach. They was
TON. ot Hillaboro, Washington Coonty, pa chaperoned by Recorder Sanford, but why it
a candidate tor the np.piination of ('ongrerw- i was peoessary for Sanford to accompany
i them your correspondent does not under­
man for the First Dietriot, subject to the
stand ; but LuLu says in the antics of Cupid
action of the Republican party.
the ways are dark and the tricks are decep­
tive. But there was one thing I did observe
FOB GOVERNOR.
James Withycombe. of ('orvallia. candi­ and that was tbe enviable and indignant
date for the nomination of governor on the glances cast by those marketable bachelors
of Bandon toward tbe chaperon. Ob, th*
republican ticket.
fascinating smiles of those school maims
would penetrate tbe heart of tbe most beait-
IS Yean» A<o.
less, even though he had a heart as hard as
While diguing the drain ditch alongside the rock of Gibralter, and the sweet music
of Dyer A Hon's store Tuesday, John Groan discoursed while jn transit, is it any wonder
^nd Dan Koonts uncovered eonie human that the Recorder would want a day or two
bones, among them two aknlls which are at recreation to drive dull care away j yam, yam,
thia office. It is snrinUod that these are the the melody of the voices of those school
skeletons of some ot those Indian, whq uiaruis' Jenny Lind would pale into insig­
Were killed by the soldiers in 1HAI near thia nificance.
spot. The soldiers, comprising three com­ I There are two enthusiastic evangelists
panies under Co). Casey, had landed at holding revival meetings; one from North
Port Orford from Honomu, Cal., a few dnv. Bend and one from Marshfield. Why thev
previonslv, and came up <o punish the sav­ should leave those two cities unless it is a
ages who were ooncerued in the alleged repetition of Sodom and Gomorrah with
I" Vault msssaore. Planting their bowitx tbe sea) of condemnation fixed upon them.
era on the Hulls overlooking the raimbene 1 suppose they are going to seek new pasture
|bo soldiers opened fire at daybreak mid where there is some prospect of leading
killed a number of the Indians who stam­ some iu tbe good and narrow road.
peded up tlie river, closely followed by the
Tbe saw mill is running to its full capaci­
troops to a point above the Hoffman place, ty and tbe merchants are doing a lucrative
where the pursuit was stopped. At Hally business for they all wear a beaming smile
Prairie the Indians had stored about thirty which is conclusive evidence.
tons of dried salmon, which was burned by
There are a great many strangers in our
Col. Casey. H. H. Baldwin, of Bear creek,
city at the present but their mission up to
was iu the figlit.
date is unrevealed.
Mr snd Mrs. I> E. Htitt of Denmark
The tax pavers are now thronging the
were in town this week.
court house depositing tbeir filthy lucre in
Last Friday the little daughter ot Ben tbe stropg iron box.
Franklin fell and broke ber right arm shove
Tbe political bee is buzzing around on all
the wrist. A neighbor set the fracture and
street corners, the candidates are looming
the little one is doing fairly well.
up from all quarters, but LuLu says I need
Married—at Port tlrford, March II, lfWS. not dipniy pen in auv political ink, for af­
Mr. A. Marsh and Miss llacbel Kronenberg, terJune she will manipulate all those things
>V. 8. Wmsor, J. P. officiating.
and see that I do not get auy more hooch.
The words of Othello are appropriate on
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this occasion: “Where ignorance is bliss it
It is reported that R. D Hume will is folly t > t>e wise.” In former days if I did
|>e it candidate fof the nomination of not have the wherewith, could not get it;
now it ia a spontaneous production; it grows
joint representative.
free in the tree stnmps mid at der tbe side­
The Senate has passed Senator walks; no license, no revenue: but we have
Fulton’s bill appropriating iJOO.IMM) one consolation, we can walk up to the
court house and pay almost double our for­
for the Columbia, so as to protect it mer tax. Great reformation is taking place.
from damage, but we have not noticed
L exndeb .
anything for Coquille protection yet
Capt. Caagbell’s notice in the Globe says
that be ¡»after the “Treasure” of Curry
oounty. We would all like 4o bavp it.
Quite a number of young men from Curry
county will go to Cooa county this spring to
work in logging camps, where they can gtt
better wages than elsewhere.
There ia but little oral discuMioo of can­
didates, but there is a whole lot of quiet
thinkiug going on among the voters. ‘ Btill
i water run« deep,” and many a “Billy Pat­
terson” is going to be knocked out without
knowing who struck him.
After Dearly two months the steamer
Plant called in here Wednesday evening of
la*t week on ber way down from Cooa Bay,
land landed considerable freight that had
grown gray voyaging up and down the coar t.
Port Ortord bad not quite exhausted ber
supplies, bat they were oat of many things
al Rugae river.
The late storms have knocked oat ao many
piles—five going last baturdav—that the
wharf is cons dered unsafe. The McKenzie
boys are now hauling piles, and work at re­
pairing the wharf will begin at once. The
piles are sometimes oaten off in one year,
and the combined efforts of the world seem
not yet to have discovered a cheap practical
way to stay the ravages of these gluttonous
worms.—Tribuue.
Report of Master Fish Warden.
We take the following, concerning the
Coquiile river, from the Master Fish War*
den’s February report:
Bids for the construction of the new
hatchery building for the South Coos River
have been asked for. Thp building is to be
a one-story frame structure, 5axl04, with an
8-foot ceiling in the clear, and to be
equipped with 12<» hatching troughs.
Complying with the request of George P.
Topping and others interested in having a
permanent Salmon Hatchery established on
one of the tributary si reams of the Coquille
River, I made a partial investigation of the
North Fork of said river from oar present
sub-station down about half way to Fair
View and of the East fofk oftheNprtb
fork up as far as the Abernathy place. From
what I saw of the North fork I am confi­
dent that fairly good work could be done at
several different locations with the Silver-
side and Steelhead varieties of salmon if
not for the extensive logging that is carried
on on that tributary.
It is uot a large
stream and the loggers dep nd on storage
dams with flood gates to move their logs,
which ate very bad for successful hatchery
work, stopping as they do to a certain ex­
tent salmon ascending the stream to spawn,
and washing the young fry beyond the main
channels of the river when on their way to
t^e sea. When I was there the river was
quite low and at a couple of place*» the logs
bad jammed and piled np so thick for a dis­
tance of a mile or more that fish asc« nding
the river w re completely stopped. I was in
hopes of getting a good supply of Steelhead
eggs tnis season at the Snb-statibn that we
have on this tributary stream and have ar­
ranged for the work, but these log-jams
have shut the fish off and our prospects are
not very bright. I am in hopes tho, that
the rains will soon swell the si ream so that
the legs will separate and permit of a few
Steelheads getting by later in the seas in.
The East fork of the North fork affords
no very desirable location below Minard's
mill dam, bat above the dam the river could
be successfully worked at several different
pointg. A hatchery, tho, above this dam,
would always be at a disadvantage and de­
pendent entirely upon the operator or owner
of the dam maintaining a good and easy
passage way for fish. There is very little
logging on this stream and if it was not for
this one obstruction a desirable location
could, without doubt, be secured.
Three years ago I looked over quite thor-
oly the South fork anJ the Middle fork of
the South fork of the Coquille and found
nothing that looked very encouraging as we
were at that time depending upon the old
style rack which proved to be of veiy little
service, especially in the Coast streams but
now with tho new style of rack that 1 have
adopted for‘he Coast streams it seems to
me, from my remembrance i f those tribu­
taries. locations can be secured where work
could be successfully carried on, if not for
the logging, and this spring after the roads
get in better shape I will look them both
over again in hopes of being a^le to fip.l
something desirable.
During the recent cold snap every­
A. B. SABIN
body in Portland had to have a fire
Manufacturer and Dealer in
jn the stove and the result was the
firemen of that city responded to *25 £ All Kinds of Saddlery. :■
Harnen« and Saddles Repaired.
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fire alarms in 3*2 hours, making a
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record.
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A Philadelphia physician insists
that apple« are a enre cure for drunk­
enness. says the Pilot Rock Record
During hi« ten years' practice be baa
tried the apple cure on some forty or
fifty drunkards, and bis sncce«« lies
been most gratifying Let any man
afflicted with the love of driuk eat
three or more apples daily, and the
horrible craving will gradually leave
him. The cure will b greatly helped
along if be also smokes as little as
C. P. JEX'S EX, Manter.
poa«ible. Apples should be eaten on
This Steamer is New. is Strongly built, anil fitted with the latest improvements, and will general principles, and there is no
give a regular 8 dnv service, for passengers and freight, between the
greater aid to general health; but if,
Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif.
in addition, itbey may l>e regarded bs
ELBERT DYER. Agent. Bandon. Oregop.
a cure for the drink habit they sbonld
E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 307 Front Street, San Francisco. California.
Ire prouonneed the greatest blessing
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ever bestowed upon man.
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
ELIZABETH
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamer Alliance
Only Kegulikr LI*?
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Portland and
W. BHAW, Agent.
Mauhfieid, Phone 441.
A Fifty Dollar
Suit
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The Old HeliAbl«
F.prrlia
yi* Oocifii Day
pBO. D GRAY A CO.. Gen l Agta.
421 Market tit Han Francwco.
Nelson & Fields
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Will not make a man look dreased up if be baa a three day, growth of beard
Pre«to, change. Jost «ten into
H. F. MORRISON’S Barber Shop
^ud he will make vou look like a gentleman.
Hot and Cold Bath*.
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Blacksmiths and Wagonmal^ers
HORNEMHOEl^G
Heavy Forging
Ship Work
aud l.ogglag Work
io onr Mpeeialty.
B à MD o W.
OlBUOV.
LODGE
DIRECTORY.
Mr«. J. Thompson was an up riv»r visitor • ........................... ........................... ...............
Inst Tuesdnj.
Manonip.
The Aberdeeu mill whs closed a half dsy
last week on ncouuut of some »light repair­
imXNIIOMa, No. 115. A. F. A. M
Stated communications tint Hat nr I t
ing to be don».
day after the full muon of each month
Mr. and Mrn. C. Fox <4 this place made All Muster Masons cordially invite^.
Coquille* a short <Uy last week.
Q. BOAK, W M.
P. N ilson , See
Mrs. I HcktUrom, who bun had charge of
’ht new boarding Luase st this plsoe. was
i. o. o. r
taken sudutuly ill lust Wednesday. Dr.
AN/M1N LODGE, No. 138, I. O. O F.
Houston nttrnded her aud from lust reports
meets every Saturday evening.
•»be was improving.
Visiting brothers in Hood standing cor
Mrs. J. Conrad, proprietress of ths new dially invited.
0. F. IXJRENZ,. N. Q.
confectiouriy store, mad*} Baudou a rushing
A J. H abtmsh , Heo.
business call Us| Thursday. We are pleaded
to know she is getting ber share of the pat­
Foyenters of America.
ronage in the line she carries.
1OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST, No.
Mr. and Mrs J. Hicking were Bainjun vis­
J IT. meets Friday night of esch week,
in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor­
itors last Thursday and Friday.
dial welcome ia extended to all visiting
Jas. White, of Dairyville, came up the brothers
W D. MARSHALL,
first of last week and has accepted a posi­
A. R ick ,
Chief Ranger.
Fin. Secretary.
tion in the Aberdeen ruill.
NEED A NEW STOVE P
iiridge A Hrtirh
Num«, Itangei* au«l Heater*
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Have in them so many excellencies that they are now Heknowledgnd ths
greatest M-llers on the c- ii.t, and tLey are growing lu favor every »saf. We
havs the exclusive agency iu Bunion for the., h inniiold and ollies UMeseiljee,
aud prices range exceedingly In "deSt in either case
Our assortment ot bardwar tinware aud edged tools ia most oomptete.
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A. M c N air ,
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Mrs, B. Walker and Misses Pearl and
Claire Walker were op to this place a short
while last Friday.
round
A Pl&Cb Where You Can Save Monnj on
Your hardware billa;
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WM. G ALLIERS
Hardware Store, Bandon
Woodmen of the World.
EASlbl CAMP N o - 212. W <> W.
meets in regular session the first and
third Thursdays of each month in the Ma
Mrs Fred Gribi whs a Bandon caller last
sonic
hall. Visiting members are oordially
Saturday.
Carrins a complete slock of General Hardware, Stoves and Benges,
invited.
A. RICE, 0. C.
A. Pershbaktr left on last Elizabeth on a
O.C. W aldvogkl , Clerk.
Ammunition, Paints and \\ bite Lead, Bash and Doors, Picture
business trip to San Francisco.
Moulding, Hope, Crockery, Stoneware, Lamps, etc.
J. Sy du am of BaudoD was up on business
HINGLES for sale. No. 2 white uedar
Get prleea elsewhere
last Saturday.
shingles, foil ooant, »I per thousand.
Bandon Commercial Co.
tiieu route here aud make roiqpariftona.
Mead»mes Heuokendorff and Pederson
were shopping at Bandon last Friday.
\\7ANTED—Ä000 »ords of shingle bolt
B andon M fo C o .
Beu Smith, of near Riverton, was down II material.
last Saturdny arranging the disposal of the
nurnmer produce from his farm.
Parkersburg.
Chas. Dixon, who has just completed bis
new residence in the suburb of Bandon, will
Miss Flo Fahy of Bandon is the
engage in cuttiug telephone poles for J.
guest of Mrs. Kronenberg-
Jenkins.
Geo P. Laird, Proprietor
R Davis wss a caller here one dsy
Wess Gilman went to Coquille, Saturday,
last
week
for
the
interests
of
J.
Fol-
to see his mother, Mrs. Robinson, who has
been quite sick.
ger & Co.
Inez Jenkins, who has been at Aberdeen
J. A. Morrison and Cap. Parker
for some time, returned to ber home at Ban­
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MOXTH.
have
bad a slight attack of grippe.
don last week.
J.
L.
Kronenburg
attended
the
Geo. and Jim Chenoweth, of Dairyville,
SAMPLE BOOM IN CONNECTION.
went up the river last week to seek employ­ golden wedding of his parents at Co­
ment, and succeeded in securing positions in qnille, last Tuesday.
a logging camp near Rivertop.
Miss Lulu Carman of Aberdeen
Alex Sandstrom has the frame up for bis was calling in town, Tnesday,
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new house.
Mrs. Rose was a Coquille visitor
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B. O. Rncker, traveling salesman for a city
this week.
grocery bouse, was soliciting orders from
W. E. Craine will commence logging
the Prosper Mill Co., Tuesday.
Will Keep on Hand at all Times
operations
for the C. M. &. T. Co.
Wm. Howell. Sr-, is on the sick list.
E. Heackendorff, oar Prosper ship build­ soon.
Mrs. Caudlin of Coquille was a
er, made Parkersburg a business visit Tues­
day.
visitor here one day this week,
J. W Clinton has abandoned his camp
Carl Carlson is building up a fair
near New Aberdeen and has removed his business for the Waupooia.
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
logging gear, engine, etc., to his former
I will pay bigheat market price for beef. pork, mutton,woo), bide*, etc.
F.
Reed,
representing
the
Cal.
No
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camp near Rivçrton, where he will log the
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tion 4 Toy Co. was doing business
remaining timber.
here
Tuesday.
R. W. Bullard was a passenger to Coquille
City Monday morning.
V. N. Barker and wife, of Fairview, were
Local Happenings,
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
down last week visiting the former's broth­
Wagons
of all Hinds Made to Order.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
D.
J.
Lowe
are
visit
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er, F. Barker.
ing
relatives
at
the
Bay.
Job
work
attended
to
promptly
and
«11
work
guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Price»
Fred Gribi and J. Hosking took (he Dis­
reasonable. Shop on At water street, Bandon, Or.
patch for Bandon Monday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. N. Lorenz of Coquille
Mesdames Carman and A. Barrows, of were visiting Baudon friends.
Aberdeen, were Bandon visitors Saturday.
Walter Hoffnea and family of Mis-
The Prosper Canning Co. helcj a meeting
aoori,
are new arrivals and will locate
at Bullard's ball l|«st Snnday for the purpose
........Mjss L. G. G ould , Matron ....
of electing a secretary and transacting otbef near Langlois.
A Private Hospital, well equipped ror the treatment of Surgical and Medical Diseases.
business. J. Neilson having resigned his
Mr. and Mrs. John Kronenberg
Trained .Yarses in Attendance.
,-os it ion as secretary, Mrs. 8. W. Fahy was
celebrated tbeir golden wedding at For information HddrosH Will. Iloretall, M. |>. Harwhiielil. Or..
elected for the ensuing year.
Coqnille last week.
Sam Nass, manager of the Prosper Can
L J. Simpson is again manager of
ning Co., settled bis cannery affairs and de­
parted by Monday’s train for Marshfield« the Himpaon Lumber Co. at North
where he took a steamer for Astoria. He Bond, Mr. Griswold having resigned,
expects to return early in the fa'l to take
Mrs. C. H Patterson, who has been
charge of the cannery and superintend the
very sick for some time, is reported
seaton’8 iuu .
Mrs. J J. Stanley, of Coquille, is visiting as improving, a fact her many friends
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman at this place.
will be glad to note.
Glen Cox, the Randolph logger, was here
No one seems to want tfie office of
attending to business affairs last week.
representative from Coos county.
8. B. Anderson is improving his water Surely some good man can be pre­
front, will rebuild his wharf and make other
vailed upon to accept it.
improvements.
LK
Terry McCune of Oakland, Calif
Walter White, who has been engaged iu
Sneed’s camp on Bear Cr^*ek. did not return was visiting Randon friends the past
to work Monday on accoant of wet weather week.
He is enronte to Spokane
and he also being somewhat indisposed.
where be will play ball this season.
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The sch Mayflower took a deck load of
Willis C. Hawley, of Salem, candi­
amber Irom the Aberdeen mill the first of
the week. Unless the arrival of a vessel in date for the nomination of Congress­
a few days they will be compelled to close man from the First District, is iu
the mill and await the arrival of vessels.
Coot* county this week in the interest
A. Garfield, Prop.
The sch Hugh Hogan is reported to have
of
his
candidacy.
He
arrived
in
Ban
sailed for this mi|l.
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Mrs. Barilov <*f thia place made a short don last evening, and addressed a
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good audience at the Opera House.
visit to Parkersburg Monday.
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WORK A SPECIALTY.
F. L. Carman of Aherdeeu made a busi­ Mr. Hawley is a splendid speaker and
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ness trip to Coquille City, Monday.
is well fitted and qualified in every
M. L. R. Edmands went to Marshfield way to represent the people of Oregon
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Friday to meet his wife and children who io Congress. Mr. Hawley wanted to
Ci .me from Portland on the sttur Kilbqrp.
visit Curry county but liis time was
Mrs. Edmunds had been at The Dalles for
£ -4-3
so
taken up that it wrb imiiossible for
the last few months where she bad gone for
the benefit of her health. Pleased to know him to make the trip.
Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
she is greatly improved by the change.
Screws,
Afachine
Bolts,
New goods today on Elizabeth—
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They came over on Monday’s train and pro
ripe and riftings,
dress goods and fa .cy shirt waists—
ceeded to Bandon.
Brass Work.
Wm. Dolge. the l»ook expert from Ala­ Trowbridge.
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meda. Cal . who had been in the Prosper
Pattern Shop in
Baker City. March 12—Eastern Ore­ General Repairing.
Going
to
get married? Th« Rz-
Mill Co.'s office for the last month, depart
Connection.
gon is in the grip of the worst storm
eoRPER baa juat received « nice line
ed for his home last Thursday, going on the
in years. Snow has been falling tor
btmr Kilburn from Marshfield.
of wedding invitations. sod can print
Mr. and Mrs Langworthy, 8r. were down fifty boors and is two feet deep on
them on short notice.
from the Randolph mill last Saturday, the level. Traffic is demoralized and
t vervthing m progressing nicely at the saw stock ou the range is suffering,
mill.
Church Nottao.
A stranger, who is through this part of
Services
will
be held in the Presby­
the country in the interest of the railroad
and whose name we were unable to learn, terian Church, Sunday. March 18tb.
Sunday
was here one day last week. He was trying both morning and evening
P. B. HOYT, Prop
to secure the names of property owners here school st Id a.m. and Christian En­
who would grant and bind, for the proposed
deavor at 6:30 p.in. Strangers espec­
new road, the right-of-way through their
Located In EL DORADO BUILDING,
premises. He was unsuccessful in obtain ially are invited.
First Street, BANDON. OREGON
ing signers at this place and presume he
New
Boats
Being
Built.
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
thought the Prospérités were rather uncon­
cerned about the railroad-
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
The schooner James Garfield of
Wm Hicking^ manager of the Prosper the Oliver Olson Co., of San Francis
Bathrnoiq newly fitted up with I’orcelaln
mill was ap »he river the latter part of last co has been undergoing repairs at the
Tub. Hot or Cold Baths 3Ö cent«
week looking after his logs. Mr. Hicking is
a great hastier and he keeps the logs rolling. Kruse & Banks ship yard the past
It is due to his good management and strict week. There are now 40 men etn-
attention that the Prosper mill has lout but ployed by the Kruse & Banks com­
CLARENCE Y. LOWE
few days in the last three years and under pany nt the “old stave mill" site.
bis supervision the plant has undergone They are also bnilding a new gasoline
Baadon, Oregon,
many changes. Had Coo» ooantv a few
more such promoters our ougnUx would be schooner “Waabcalors," named after
the &tate« of Washington. California
quite diffeçept.
Is jnat In receipt of a new and
Rev. G. H. Roach will preach in Prosper and Oregon, for the Win<}tgn<} L'im
freab block of
hall next Sunday at 3:00 o’clock Every­ ber Co. of San Francisco.
The
one invited.
schooner will have a capacity of 350,
S
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TUPPER < HOUSE
Rates $1,00 to $2.00 per Day,
BANDON,
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MARKET
T. ANDERSON. Prop.
Fresh Besf, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
8HIKLDS
THE
HORSFALL
HOSPITAL
Leaders m tne
M eat L ine
Bandon,
Oregon
Bandon Foundry i
Souvenir
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Machine Shop s Postal Cards
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Mill
and Steamboat
RICE’S
: .Jewelry Store, ¡
S pecial M achines
Bandon.
B uilt to O rder .
E l D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS
Druggist and Apothecary
Drugs and Chemicals,
Tl»e Boston Jonroal of recent date
I says: “New Haven, Conn., is paying
dearly for apple» owing io a scarcity
caused by the short crop of last year.
Those of the large variety shipped
from Oregon and Washington, are
selling at 10 cents apiece ”
»
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0
000 feet of lumber. Another contract
baa just been closed by the company Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Article«,
¡or the bnilding of a schooner for
• HrMggi«tn SnndrleM,
the Swsvne & Hoyte Lnmk*r Co. of
San Francisco. .The capacity of this PrRFUMER^BKUHHr«. SPON0«N, SoAFH
schooner will be 650,000 feel of loin-
NVTS AMD C a NDIM.
Cigar«, Tnharroi and Cigarettes.
tier.--Advertiser
Gla«s*s and Painter’s Supplied