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liuiuvuevkers will hud many opportunities here.
BANDON,
Volume XXII.
PROFESSIONAL.
Dr H. I_i. Houston,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office over Furniture Store. Hoorn,9 to 12.
a.m. 1:30 to 4, p m.; 7 to 8 in tile evening.
Night calle answered from office.
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11ANDON,
Dr. S-
X j .
ORKGON.
Perk.in3,
PHYSICIAN d- SURGEON,
BANDON, OKKGON.
Office at residence on Fourth Street.
D.
1» I.. STEELE
Resident Dentist
OFFICE BOOM 4, OVER ANDER­
SON S MEAT MARKET.
BANDON,
OREGON.
f. TOPPING,
GKO.
AT1OBNEY
and covnseloh at law
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Fii-ö Insurance.
B uik I uu . - - - - Ore.....
O T- Blumenrother
U. 8. Commissioner and Notary Public.
Filings and Final pro- fa made on Home
steads, I iiuber Claims and other IJ. 8. Lands
Money Lunns Ncgotlnted on Approved
Security.
Orile.* in room 10 Beyorlo Bnilding, Ban­
don. Residence on Butto Creek. Oregon.
Heal I state bought and Sold.
OREGON: THURSDAY,
Don’t forget that Dr. bteele, deutist. is
located in Bandon.
Yon must register if you want to
vote at the primaries.
R. W. Pullen and wife were Curry
county visitors last week.
Mrs. Thus. Anderson has been num­
bered with the sick tbe past week.
E. C. Roberts of Myrtle Point was
a Bandon visitor the first of tbe week.
20 below zero weather reported in
Eastern Oregoo. tbe coldest in thirty
years.
C. H. Patterson is on tbe sick list,
being ntiiicted with an attack of ery­
sipelas.
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal
Church. Service Sunday morning at
11 o’clock.
Mrs. J. F. Haga of Parkersburg
has been very sick but is now reported
as improving.
The next meeting of the Farmers’
Institute for Coos conuty will be
held at Coquille April 17.
Three men from San Francisco ar
rived on the last Elizabeth and have
employment at the Star dairy ranch.
MARCH 22, 1906
Shirt waists—new styles, at Lorenz
ii Hoyts’.
Circuit Court will convene nt Co­
quille, Monday, April 23.
Tbe Band contemplates giving a
basket social in tbe near future.
Waldvogel A Son have a machine
for griuding bone for chicken feed.
John D. Spreckels is reported to be
very near death at bis home in Sail
Francisco.
Call early and see tbe beautiful
new style shirt waists at Mrs. Thos.
Auderson’s.
A number of tbe K. of P s expect
to attend lodge at Coquille next
Tue«dav uight.
R. W. Lundy of Myrtle Point is
looking after business interests iu
Bandon this week.
Jack Miller has resigned his posi-!
tion on t be Dispatch and has gone to '
Myrtle Point to live.
County Clerk Watson spent several I
davs in Bandon las’ woeK to see w hat
tbe wild waves were saying.
Number 12.
They - Are
Our new line of Shoes direct from the East—finest and largest line ever brought to Bandon. It is a
pleasure to show this line to our customers. Call and see. Note the style, note the quality, note the price.
The
The Brown
Brown
Blue
Star-5-Star
Ribbon
Shoe
Shoe
for Men.
for
o
Beys
and
Girls.
The Brown
o
Process
Flexible
Buster Brown
Sole for
Women.
books free to
the little folks.
The R ecorder will get a fast power
press on tbe next boat and will soon
be in shape to priut both sides of tbe
▲ BBIVKD,
Tbe ladies of Bandon and vicinity paper.
16— Stm. Elizabeth from 8. F. with 200
are invited to cal) at Lorenz & Hoyts’
Another wreck occurred on the in­
tons freight, 5 passengers.
and see tbe new line of dry goods just cline railroad at Topper rock last Fri­
17— Sch. Hugh Hogan, loading at Aber­
day and four cars were put out of
received.
deen mill.
business.
The best way to get anything is to
21—Power sch. Sotoyome, loading at
A new dynamo for tbe woolen mill
Aberdeen mill.
go to headquarters and ask for it. arrived on the last Elizabeth, and the
■AILBD.
We are headquarters for Schilling’s mill will soon be lighted throughout
16—Sch. Antelope for 8. F. with 140 M Best.—O. A Trowbridge.
with electricity.
lumber.
Mrs. Lvdia McLeod has moved
Father
Donnelly
of
Marshfield
was
12—Stm. Elizabeth for 8. F. with -00 M
lumber, 800 M shingles, 50 cords match- in town Tuesday evening and left back to Baudon from North Bend,
and is living with her daughter, Mrs
wood, 6 ii sseugers.
Wednesday morning for Cape Blanco Frank Holman.
and Wedderbnrn to hold services.
The sch. B< nder Brog, is offered for sale
Mrs. J. L. Bean, of Lamps, aecom
About 7,000 tons of mils for the pained her sister, Miss Daisy Jack-
in San Francisco.
The sch. Oakland, a three-master, sailed Drain Coos Bay road have already eon, to tbe Bay Monday, on her way
from S. F the 15th for this port.
arrived here, and tbe balance—3,000 to Portland.—Herald.
The gasoline schooner Oakland has been tons is arriving daily, and construc­
The worst snow storm of tbe year
sold and will enter in the Alaska trade.
tion work will commence within a few visited all the western states Sunday
and Monday. Considerable damage
Coquille bnoy, a red first class nun, is days.— Drain Nonpareil.
has been done to fruit and grain.
adrift and will be replaced as soon as prac­
Much of vonr foot comfort will de­
ticable.
Glen Busbee, deputy U. S. Marshal
The schooner Sadie which struck while pend upon tbe ability of the salesman of Portland, was in town last even­
crossing the Umpqua river bar, has been who sells you shoes. Our salesmen ing and left for Curry county this
taken to the dry dock at Gray’s Hurbor for know tie if business and will see that morning on business. He is a cousin
repairs.
you get the right shoes for your feet to Mrs. R. Walker.
The Band management is in cor­
and pur-e—L orlnz & H oyt .
respondence with several directors,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sackett re and expect to have one here in two or
Many new buildings will be erected
turned from a trip of several weeks three weeks.
A gentleman from
in Bandon this year.
Lead. S. D. has accepted the position.
A. Perslibnker was a business vis­ in California, last week. Mrs. Sack
att aim ms hoiumu but imorovu>L They
A. J . Hartman, bead keeper of the
itor from Prosper Tuesilny.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. 1, light-house, ha« tendered I. is resigna­
Call at an early date, examine, find prices,
E J Slocnm of Eugene will open
A. Whereat at Marshfield at present. tion to take effect April 1st, or as
soon thereafter as possible. Mr. Hart­
a new drug store in Coquille.
— Herald.
tell your friends of what you saw at
man has been in the service for thir­
C F. Fieger has accepted a posi­
Willis S, Duniway, who stands a teen years, and has had charge of this
tion at tbe woolen mill as bookkeeper.
good chance of becoming State Print­ station formore than seven years. He
E A. Pbi'pot was transacting busi­ er. has beou an active Republican has not decided on what he will do in
ness at the county bub one dsy last campaigner for fifteen years, but has the future, but has several positions
open tu bi in.
week.
never held an elective office.
His
l.llllgioiK.
J. E. Woods left this morning for work on the stump, through the
Roseburg where be expects to make press, and as Secretary of tbe State
St. Patrick’s Day has corno and
his home.
Central Committee, has been excel­ gone very quietly. A small dance
was held in tbe evening at Bowman’s
The state educational department lent .
hall, also Charley Wooley prepared
has issued state papers to Miss Pearl
Some of the Valley papers spenk of for the day by pnttibg green paint on
J. A. McCord has resigned his po­
R. Walker of this place.
the Coquille river emptying into Coos his bouse tbe evening before.
sition at tbe government works and
Harry Wilson of Denmark was in Bay and Bandon being located on
Two more railroad advance agents is now chief eugineer on tbe Venns,
A. E. HADSALL,
D. P. STRANG, Jr.
town and went to the Bay on a busi­ Coos Bay. Now Col. Hofer of the passed through town lust week.
the milk boat running to Coquille.
l’ractioal Surveyor.
Salem
Capital
Journal
has
another
ness mission the first of the week.
Capt. Darwent of Portland, captain Capt. l’anter is in command.
F or S ale Good general purpose!
Mrs. Thus. Anderson will be sure Coqnille valley town on the Bay; read: of ibe Salvation army, is in town. Ho
Fifteen boys at Coquille City, on Coos held meetings Tuesday and Wednes team of bors.es. Weight 1200 each.
to please yon when style and quality
It yoo want a home in Oregon, investigate oar offerings.
Bay, took advantage of be recent snow and day evenings. We have a fiietidly
are important factors in your buying made round of business houses, dragging feeling towards the Salvation auny Young and sound. Also good set [
We double harness and wagon. W ill sell , We Lave Timber and Coal Lands, Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Bauches and
J. F. Jacquith, wife and three cbil out the occupants and rolling them iu tbe because of their good works
know of no other organization that all together or separately as pur­
snow.
CITY PROPERTY.
dren, and Geo. P. Laird, were pas­
Now it is in order for some fool has done so much for suffering and chaser desires.
If
yon
wish
to
buy,
sell or exchange, call on us and wo will give yon good
sengers to San Francisco on the Eliz­
destitute humanity.
They expend
paper to move Myrtle Point over ou thousands of dollars monthly in cloth-
C. 11. Z eek . Bandon.
, service. Homesteader* Located on Desirable Government Laud.
abeth.
the Bay.
The W. R. Haines Music Co.
iug tbe naked, feeding the hungry,
Mrs. Lydia L, Kennedy, mother of
620 acre» of good grazing and f i nit land, would make excellent stock ranch.
and giving shelter to the homeless. Marshfield, will refund all expense of
Has good house, barn and other out buildings; small orchard, handy to school
Gilbert G. Kennedy, of this place,
The jeast we can do is to give them transportation, including a days’stop
Bandon Dtug Co.
Hnd on good county road. A good investment at $o per acre.
civility.
died at her home iu Arcata. Califor­
at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a
KU) acres 1 mile from good town and school, good G room house, well water
The new drug store is now open
nia. March 6th.
also rnnuing water. Good barn and other outbuildings, timber for piling, tel­
piano, coming from tbe following
Taxes for 1905.
nod ready for business and a cordial
ephone poles and mining timbers. Handy to deep water and on good county
Dr. Steele, Dentist,
Advertister.
places or tributary thereto: Langlois,
invitation is extended to the people
road, $7 an ncre. Satisfactory terms.
went to the Bay, Wednesday, on a of Bandou and vicinity to give this
In 1905. tbe taxes paid into the Bandon, Coquille and Myrtle Point.
business trip. Wil) be gone about new store a trial when needing any­ State fund by Coos county was $12.- Have several different makes of all , Ollie«* in El Dorado Bldg
MA XBOX. OR.
one week. Watch the R ecorder for thing in tbe drug line. You will find 687.50, or $8,129 less than paid in styles and finish.
We carry piano j
players, pipe and reed organs, talking I
notice of his return.
here a new and fresh stock through­ 1904.
machines,
anil a full line of sheet i
Tbe
total
tax
value
of
tbe
county
out,
including
drugs
of
the
highest
H. Nemyre arrived from Belling­
ham Bay last week and will take a quality, druggists’ sundries, patent for 1905 was $9.239,778.33j as com­ music and musical merchandise, also
Easy
position as carder in the woolen mill. medicines, stationery, fine perfumes, pared to $3,676,147.66J the value of Domestic sewing machines.
F. H. Mason, of Seattle, is also here, cigars, etc ; in fact everything usually taxable property in 1904, or an in­ payments.
Tho basket ball games last Satur­
and will be employed as dyer and fin­ sold io a first class drug store. M e crease iu value of $5,563.630.66$ in
day night between the Marshfield and
hope to merit your trade by selling the year 1905over that of 1904.
isher.
Tbe Stale, county and genera) Bandon teams ended in a rag chew­
The Coqnille Sentinel is informed you best quality goods at reasonable
school tux levy of 12 mills for 1905 ing match and neither game was fin­
prices
and
will
treat
you
right.
You
that three of the daughters of tbe late
amounted to $110,877.34 or nn increase ished. At tbo end of tbe first half in
Samuel McAdams have each a button are invited to call and see our new
of $592.91 on n levy of 18 mills less the boys' game Ibe score stood 5 to 3
Resp.
store.
that was taken from a coat worn by
than for tbe year 1904.
in favor of Bandon. During tbo sec­
B andon D rug C o .
their great-grandfather iu tbe revo­
Tbe special city tax levy of 5 mills ond half tbe timfiire and referee got i
lutionary war.
for Bandon in 1905 amounted to to questioning each others’ authority '
Judge Lowe, president of tbe Pio­
Prize for Essay.
$91053.
and tbe gamd came to an end, the
neer Association, favors having a good
The Oregon Association opposed to
Tbe special city tax levy of 5 mills score standing Bandon 8, Marshfield |
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i , or gwe. ,
old fashioned reunion this year. Ban­ tbe extension of suffrage to women, for Coqnille in 1905 amounted to
6. Tbe girls then started to play but
don would be glad to entertain Ibe offers a prize of ten dollars for tbe $1.751.47.
| did not finish tbe first half. Ono of
“We can’t all have money,”
1
old timers again and it is to be hoped best essay written by anyone under
Tbe special city tax levy of 3 mills . the Marshfield players was hurt, aud
that a big meeting will be arranged twenty-one years of age in Coos conn- I
»aid Brother Eill
for Marshfield in 1905 amounted to the substilute would not play. The
for.
ty, Oregon, on tbe subject of ‘‘Female $2,712 58.
score stood 6 to 0 in favor of Bandon.
“But we can at least look a» though we had.”
The Oregon and California Railway Suffrage Not Desired in Oregon.”
The special city tax levy of 10 mills It was pretty well demonstrated that
Company paid taxes to tbe sheriff Essays are limited to Iweuly tive bun for Myrtle Poiul in 1905 amounted to j the Bandon teams were a little too
CALL ON
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Tuesday of tbie week. They paid dred words, and must be mail d so $2.730.44
fast for tbe Marsbfielders. It is to be
$9.844.18
The Simpson Lumber as to reach ibe chairman on or before
The special city tax levy of 5 mills regretted that tbe games were not fin­
-Company $6990) Southern Oregoo May 10, 1906.
for North Bond in 1905 amounted to ished as there was a good audience
Company $6,982,45. Total $23.896.74.
And tee the new line of Sample« for
Auyone desiring to compete may $2.901 53
who bad paid a good price for admis­
Oregon and California Railway Com seenre literature bearing on tbe snb-
From this it can be gathered that sion to see the games, and tbe Bandon
pauy's property consisted of 106.405 ject from Mrs. Ralph W. Wilbur, 780 the valne of city property as assessed
team was at fifty or sixty dollars ex- '
fl
acres of land. 8. O. Co. approxi­ Lovejoy street, Portland. Oregon.
in 1901 and 1905 in tbe various cities pense in getting tbe Marshfield teams
mately 80.000 acres. A pretty good
The cornpeiitios rseonhuisi to bona of tbe county is as follows:
here. After the games were broken
day’s work for tbe sheriff of Coos tide residents of Coos county who are City
1904
1906
up the Marshfield teams wore given h
county. There has been four hun­ lees than twenty-one years of age,
$ Wl.HOfi 00
Bnndon
$182 106 00
supper, and most of the spectators
Coquille
1.V.77-.-.O0
dred more receipts issued this year
went to tbe Bank ball,.where n dance
.*>0,294.00
M rs . J ames N. D avis , Chairman,
406.944 00
Marshfield
9O4,!9BJ£1^ was in progr,-s. arid made aneffoit to
than were issued last year up to tbe
861 Hawthorne Avenue,
J
Myrtle Point MMR ft
273,044 00
forget that they ever attended a bas­
present V“1*.—SeptiueV
fortlaud. Oregon.
SiortU Beyd
143.9Q0 00
ket ball game.
I
500,306.00
o. A. Trowbridge
What Does the Best Mean to You
ooo
When stores are talked of? Best goods, best
prices, best services, is it not? These qualities
are what you will find at our store.
LADIES’ FINE SHIRT WAISTS-Cotton and
Silk; LADIES’ WRAPPERS and CHIL
DREN’s Aprons. A new line of Calicoes and
staple goods. Beautiful black silk underskirt
Ribbons, Combs, Trimmings, Etc
Anderson’s
1 Sancton,
Or.
IE
COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO
burnished
Rooms
—AT—
The Pacific
BANDON
Mice clean room a , 25 end 50o n night; $1.25
a week : S-5.00 ft month
MRS. SARAH COSTELLO.
J JOOTH
SI IOES
Pou Can't Expect to Get
Worth for $1, Hut
Yon Cun
Get
Your
.MOJYETS MOUTH at
M. BREUER S
Denier in
Hoots
anti Hlioes
llepairing neatly and promptly dona al
lowest living price».
C. H. PATTERSON
Dray and General Delivery
Meet all Boat».
—All order« handled with rare.-——
B andon ,
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TKV'TASS NOTICK.
Notine in hcreby given tliak all persona are
forbidden to boni, tisb, eaiup, or otherwiae
tresea-H. withonl writ’en permiasion. njioo
thè binda of tbe underaùrned. Townahip 2!l
». K 14. <’oo« conti’v, Orrgon, under fieiialtv
vf proaecntion lo ih» fnlleitentof tbe Tre«-
fMS Lawa ot Ibis,Siala.
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P. B. HOYT
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Spring and Summer
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