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BANDON
BANDON BEACH
Ksndon is loosted at the lUUDIb of tbe Coquille
ri.er, 4 mils fr.an the Pacific Oc^an. Popul.p.iu
MOO. R mh WOOI bu uiil!, ahitigU mill, broom handle
Giant, cannery and sevrrsl Mwmills in vicinity
las water AVHteiu, g ttxi acbooln and t hntcbr- I
boats daily on Coquille river. btetuiers and
acb<M>nt r<* to Kan Francisco. Railroad coming
A. a summer resort has uu equal ou the ooani
north . .’ S.ni Franeiwo. I
' n ie noted i.
Its event» tenne red etiuiHle, the mean Mutual
letup, r.itu.e twiug tea. variable tli..u el >mv
other point tu the VulleU btatea Li*«ii**« *
wind, and elecirical Morins an* onkn* *u
Hoiuvsmken will find uiai.y opportunities heir.
BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY
Volume XXII
Number 13
NEW STEAMER FOR COQUILLE COQUILLE RIVER INCITEMENT.
RIVER.
Coos Bay Man Leaves the Quiet Fay
Lumber Industry Reaching Such Metropolis and Visits Coquille
Magnitude That Many More
River Where There is Always
Boats are Needed.
Something Doing.
A new steamer is to be built by
Swayne & Hoyt to go on tbe Baudon-
San Francisco run this summer Tbe
boat will I e limit at tbe Kruse ship­
yard on Coos Bay and it is expected
that she will lie launched by the first
of July and reedy for service by Aug­
ust 1-t. The steamer will be 167 fl.
2 in. long: beam 35 fl. 44 in ; depth
of hold 11 ft. 9 in. She will be tilted
with componud engines 14 and 32.
boiler UjxlOj to curry 160 lbs. of
steam. She will have a carrying
Capacity of 1000 tons on ten to eloveti
feet draught.
Tbe new steamer will lie named the
“Casco" aud will cost $60,000. She
will be an oil burner aud will carry
no passengers. She will load at tbe
T. E. Dow returned yesterday from
s trip on the Coquille. Among other
exciting ad vent n roe w bid) he encoun­
tered, lie tells of a Pr per buy'a nar-
row escape from drowning,
The
young man, who was aboard the river
boat, seemed exceedingly anx us to
get ashore St, ate neared Prosper.
While still in llildstiei.m be gave a
flying leap which lai .led I in. in tbe
waters of the Coquille instead of ou
the dock us per ent cilia I ions The
young fellow coufdr.'t swim, and
tbiugs began to look a little serious
before he was finally fished out. Ati
effort was made to learn l.is uame,
but it is said he was so wet when he
emerged that he couldn’t renu mber
it himself. On Saturday as tbe Dis-1
They - Are
Our new line of Shoes direct from tbe East --flneat and largest line ever brought to Bandon.
It is a
pleasure to show this line to our customer». Call and see. Note the style, note the quality, note tbe price.
The
Brown
Star-5-Star
Shoe
for Men.
The Brown
0
Boy»and
Girl«.
Blue
Ribbon
Shoe
for
The Brown
Precess
Flexible
Sole for
Women.
flexible sole
BANK
A general banking business transacted, and easterners given every accommodation
consistent with safe and conservative banking.
Hsnfc Is Open from 11 a.in. to 19 in., and I p.in. to 3 p.m.
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PAATER
Bandon,
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H ay , G rain and M ill F eeds
always on band.
A. E. HADSALL,
PrHctioal Surveyor.
I). P. STRANG, Jr
COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO.
If you want a home in Oregon, investigate oar offering«.
We have Timber anil Coal Lands, Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and
CITY PROPERTY.
If you wish to buy, sell or exchange, call on us and we will give yon good
service. Homeateaders Located on Demrable Government Land.
520 acres of pood grazing and fruit land, would make excellent stock ranch.
H ur good house, barn and other out buildings; Kinall orchard, handy to school
and on good county road. A good investment at $5 per acre.
160 acres 1 mile from good town and school, good 6-room house, well water
also running water. Good barn and other outbuildings, timber for piling, tel­
ephone poles anu mining timber«. Haudy to deepwater and on good county
road, $7 an acre. Satisfactory term,.
Office in El Dorado llldg.
BANDON, OR.
C. B. ZEEK,
Hay Grain and Feed.
JJOOTH
SHOES
t
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vrr c«n pirRRw you. it Nqanrt*
dealing, reliable goods and right prices
are inducements. Rapid selling keep a
our stock fresh. Try us, as many
others are doing and you will see for
yourself the truth of the foregoing.
We sell anything and everything in
the general merchandise line and we
make it a point to please our custom­
ers and that is why they stay with us.
The Pacific
Tbe revival meetings still continue
notwithstanding the fact that the un­
converted still wander on the «trie!
traveling tbe broad road. Truecbrist.
Sure to
Please !
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Furnished
Rooms
TWKHP.4M NOTICK.
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II. A. COX
Nolirw is he reb v given that all person« are
forbidden to boni. fish. camo, or otherwise
Ire.is«««, without written permission npon
the Isntl« of the nndersigned. Township 29
S. K 14. Coos oonntv. Oregon, under penult»
of prosecution to the fall extent../ the I re».
p»ss L«-"
this filai«,
U P- U osa .
The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Correspondents:
Flour.
Tbo buy in* public is invited to call and get my prices on all kinds and grades.
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Bandon.
Oregon.
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[f js one of the latest model«, is self-
bailing, water ballast, aud has sail
and center board.
Tbe Venn« went to Coquille on the
Favorite's time Tuesday, tbe latter
boat waiting until six o'clock to lake
a load of
twenty-live Knights of
Pythias who went to Coquille to visit
the lodge there and witness the con-
ferringof work in tbe three ranks.
BANDON,
BOAllD OF DIUECTOU8; J. L. K bonknbkho , President, J. D enholm , Vice Pres.
F. J. F* ht . Cashier, Fa ink F lam , T. P. H anlx .
Square Sifter
The saw mill is running to its full
capacity.
;
G. W. Leggett, a citizen i of River-'
ton. was brought to Dr. Wetmore's
hospital suffering from bio sod poison,
and is in a critical condition. Mr
Leggett lost an arm six year« ago
caused by the same malady, but it is
to be hoped that be will be more for­
tunate this time, and recover without
tbe loss of anotbor limb,
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Tbe sheriff was disposing of some
valuable property last week under an
execution, which was purchased by
our townspeople.
of
the little folks.
BÆKTDOlSr, OREGON
Capital $25,000.00
The Talk of
the Town
Married, March 20. I'.KML J. J. Endicott :
and Mrs. Fannie Warner.
Dowie Ims advertised for a printer who
does not drink, smoke, chew or swear. Now
what good ooold Dowie get out of a dead
printer?
The City Caucus was held Monday and
there was a live interest, 86 votes being
cast. Attv 8. D. Pulford and I. E. Hose are
the cannidates for recorder, and Jas. Ar­
rington has no opposition for the office of
treasurer. W. W. Williams, H. B. Steward,
Chas. Adams and T. W. McCloskey were
nannnated for oouncilmen.
Prof. Willis C. Hawley, of Salem, candi­
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hol­ date for congress, spoke at this pisoc Fri­
day night. He was greeted by a Isrgs crowd
man, a daughter, March 25tb.
and made a moat favorable impression on
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Smith, hia audience. He is an eloquent, forcible
speaker, and a good reaaoner, »nd wns fre­
a soo, March 26th.
quently greeted with hearty spplnnse
Born—to Mr. and Mr«. C. I. Green
Hawlev will carry this precinct altnott sol.
at Lampa, a daughter, March 14th. I icily —Enterprise,
books free to
SHOE FOR WOMEN
Resident Dentist
as tbe wonderful unknown in profes­
sional circles, and bus signed to do
Realer in Bootis and Shoe» backstop duty for Oakland) Charley
Oswell, too, is lulled to catch for Oak­
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
land. Feeney is playing second for
lowest living priora.
Phoenix, California's champion ama­
teur team, and is putting up wonder­
ful bail, it was his timely hit iu the
C. H. PATTERSON
9tb that won tbe game from Santa
Pray and General Delivery Clara, St. Mary's most formidable
Meet all Boats.
rival.—Sun.
— AU order, handled with oars.----
B amdo «, i
O bboom .
WATCH BANDON OROW.
Buster Brown
W hite H ouse
Aberdeen mill and will take tbe pro-■ patch chugged up tbe river from
duct of tbe Cody Lumber Co output. Bandon, a gasoline launch appeared
j alongside. The two occupants be-I
SOCIALISTS’ ATTENTION!
PROFESSIONAL
came so interested in tbe Dispatch
Socialists will meet nt Shields Hall on
8AILKD.
that they forgot to steer and ran up
Friday,
March
30,
at
7
:30
p.
m.
All
Booial-1
March 25—Power Hcb Sotoyome, for 8. F.,
ou
a snug, where their launch hung
iuta are invited to attend.
Dr K. T j Houston, with 600 M lumber.
high and dry. Tbe meu and their
F. E. Franklin, Secy.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
25—Sob. Hugh Hogan for S. F. with 450
dog climbed tbe snag also, and wait
OfHue over furniture Store. Hours, 9 to 12. M lumber and 650,000 shingles.
Spring
Millinery.
ed
to bo picked up by the steamer.
a.ui. 1:30 to 4. pm.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
ALBIVKD,
ianity is not found within tbe church
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Trimmed
bats
on
display
at
real-
1
bey
got a little damp, too. . Alto-
March
25
—
Sch
San
Buena
Ventura,
load
­
Nigh.t calls auswered from oflioe.
doors, but in tbe everyday life of its
ing nt Prosper mill.
dence. Hats made and trimmed to ffetber, says Mr. Dow, it was n veiy
MS SP<»N,
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OKKGOM.
member» and those that they associ­
March 25—Sch C. T. Hill, loading nt Pro­ order.
M aud G arfield .
exciting trip: giving tbe impression,
ate with.
per mill.
that other things happened which bo
March 28—St in Elizabeth from S. F. with
Dr. S Iu. Parkins,
The new coal mine at Riverton, be­
Don’t forget that Dr. Steele, dentist, is ¡ would _____
rather not relate, .It would
175 tons freight.
ing
developed by C. A. Peterson, is
located
in
Bandon.
really seem advisable for travelers on
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PHYSICIAN <t- SURGEON,
developing itself to be of a superior
tbo
Coquille
to
carry
a
bottle
of
J. L. Nay of Port Orford was a
Earl Goodman bus returned from
«ANDON, OKKOON.
Rocky Mountain Tea to quiet the, quality and accessible to mine.
business c iller this week.
San Francisco.
Ol)i«e pt residence on Fourth Street.
■ nerves; at least for people unaccus-
There was a social party at Arago
Mr. Button is building a store
Myrtle Point now boasts of aCbarn
| tomed to much excitement.—Coast last Saturday evening. A great many
building
near
tbe
G
A.
R.
ball.
|»r. I». L. NTF.KLK
ber of Commerce.
Mail.
from here attended and al) report an
One saw mill near Drain has con-
E. B. Burns will be a candidate fur
enjoyable time.
tracted to make 100,000 railroad ties
Aitkin for State Treasurer.
joint representative.
Arrangements are made for tbe K
for tbe uew road.
OFFICE BOOM 4, OVER ANDER-
Eagle Valiev News, Baker County.
Dr. Perkin« whs a business visitor
of P. boys to cotue up here tonight
hon ’ h meat mauket .
R H Rosa, Peter Nelson and Wtn.
If tbe endorsement of » unanimons and bring their well trained goat;
at the county seat last Thursday.
Hammerberg attended the funeral of; j Press throughout the state is an evi-
BANDGN,
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OREGON.
now, if the boys by the sea think they
Miss Walstrom spent Sunday under
Judge Hyde at Marshfield.
| deDee of a candidate's popularity, J. can bring any clam fed goat that a
the parental roof near Parkersburg.
ßRO. I’. TOPPING,
Rev. Horsfall will hold service in | I H. Aitkin, of Huntington, candidate lop ear cannot ride, they are mistaken
Mr and Mrs. C. F. Lorenz were
ATTORNEY AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW
St. John's Episcopal Church on Sun­ for State Treasurer, may justly feel an.l I think we will in due course of
visiting
Coquille
friends
Saturday
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highly’ gratified at tbe way lie has time convince them of tbe same,
day morning at 11 o'clock.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
and Sunday.
j been received in each sectiou of the
It
is
reported
that
Messrs
Bean
and
Tbe Democrats and pro Hi’s bad a
Fire Insurance,
C. A. McKellipe, a merchant from
Sharp have taken a contract for get­ state where he has been in tbe inter­ love feast one day last week. Great
■landou. - - - - Oregon.
North Bend, was transacting business
ests of hi« candidacy. No candidate
ting out coal at the Rouse mine.
combination! They adopted some res­
in Bandon this week.
will go into tbe primaries with more
olutions, but if the spirit of Thomas
Capt.
McCielluu
of
tbe
Dollar
¡
O T BlumAnrother H J. Criopeo, who Ims been em­
' assurance of election than will Mr.
■Jefferson could return, it would see
V. S. CiuaiulMloiwr xn.l Notary Public.
ployed at the Herald office the past steamer line was a passenger on the I Aitkin. His honorable business rec
I lie good old ship of Democracy
Elizabeth,
and
is
looking
over
tbe
.
Filings jiik I Final proof« ynnde on Home winter, hue gone to VVedderburn
! old in I lie state for the past 20 years
drifting on the shoals of degeneracy
«lead«. I iiiiberCtniin« ami other IJ. S I.nnda
where lie will work on R. D. Home's prospects for business on I he Coquille. is a guarantee that tbetreasury of tbe
.Money I. ohiim Negotiated oil Approved
Sheriff Gallier came down from state will tie in safe bauds when Col. without any planks, chart or com­
paper. The Radium.
Becui ity.
Coquille
lust evening.
He reports I I Aitken takes charge, Mr Aitkin has pass, grasping at every thing imagin­
Oiti o in room 10 Iteyerle Building, Beu-j
Why not buy your Schilling's Best
ary they see. Some deputies at tbe
don. Hauidence on Butte Creel:. Oregon.
that from the 1st to the 15tb of this
announced hie plalforui and I o will court house drag the political tine
from ns? We carry a full line—Tens,
Heal Estate bought anil Sold.
month lie collected in taxes tbe sum j
Bilking Powder, Spices. Flavoring
I adhere to ptiuciples set forth thereir. comb through the court house, and
of $99,327 28.
Extracts, Soda -and sell at minimum
Rend it nod you will endorse every you will catch as many Democrats ss
The prospect ¡9 good for several : word of it.
prices. O. A. Trowbridge.
Republicans; but LuLu says it makes
more vessels to go on the Bandon-
Bandon i« going ahead faster than
no difference; after June she will at­
San Francisco run. Business is in­
The W. R. Haines Music Co. tend to all political matt rs and tbe
any town in Coos county just now.
Bandon’s location at the mouth of the creasing here faster than any port on Marshfield, will refund nil expense of v.-ay they are manipulating things I
the Oregon coast.
transportation, including a days’stop will submit and turn it all over to ber,
great Coquille river with it« ningniti
The R ecorder ’ s big cylinder press at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a and now she can swing ber red petti-.
cent resources, is sure to make a tine
nrrived on the Elizabeth yesterday | piauo, corning from the following coat in tbe air and drink to the health
little city here
and the office now looks like a ma­ places or tributary thereto: Langl is, of ber favorite candidate. I will stay’
(Bl’OKANK, WASH.)
Dr. D. L. Steele is over from Ban­
chine shop. The news service will Bandon, Coquille and Myrtle Point. nt home and have supper all ready;
don, where be is now located. Ho
suffer until wo get all those pieces Have several different makes of all then it will be necessary for ber to go
says that the town is in a very pros,
We carry piano out all nig:.t to get tbe final returns,
perons comliiion. and with the fac­ together, but after that, watch tbe styles aud finish.
Holt) by
players, pipe and reed organs, talking I and I will go to bed and soliloquize
tories running and the trade center­ R ecorder grow.
Bandon’s share of the public school machines, and n full line of she. I I ■ ur the pn-t events that have marked
ing there, is one of the best towns in
apportionment for 19U6 is $1.414 50i music and musical merchandise, also my youthful career. In my midnight
Oregon.—Coast Mail.
Ei. y ' humus 1 can see Lulu in that phantom
New Lake gets 162.10; Prosper 293.40 Domestic sewing machines,
Willis S. Dnniway for Slate Printer
Boar creek 127 75; Four Mile 237 85; payments.
ship disappear in tbo political hori­
wonld be a clean anil capable man on
Lampa 242.90; Parkersburg 343 90;
zon, contending for her favorite can­
the Republican State ticket. Dele­
Coquille.
Two Mile 263.10; Riverton 394.40.
'■'•nur n^niuiroo
didate
regardless of nil!
surrounding VIA
cir
gates to State conventions, who have
Tbe majority of clerks will receive
Our cold weather has disappeared cn instance«, the company and other
heard him speak, have no doubt that
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their district funds in two orders— ami we are now basking iu tbo sun­ environments which heretofore would
be wonld be a valuable man on the
one drawn tbe 20tb of this mouth, shine of summer.
bring the blush of shame to ber
ticket.
tbe other early in July.
It is with profound regret that this cheeks, but the old adage, everything
The Bandon Basket Ball Club gave
—AT—
evening we received the notification goes now.
L eander .
l.llllglttiM.
two exhibition games at the Opera
Judge Hyde’s death nt Mnr-h-
of
As spring advances we see a marked
House last Saturday evening, the
usefulness.
field. His was a life of U
SefOlues«.| r H L s s# Telephone Inspector
girls playing one game and the boys difference in business activity as
Others
will
comment.
I Martin, of Eureka, was a visitor here
BANDON
the other. After the games every shown by tbe increase of travel on
John
Yoakum
has
a
Inrge
force
of
j this week.
Ripe clean rotimi, 25 and 50c a night ; $1.25 body who cared to trip the light fan tbe various stage lines.
men employed building the railroad
C|nreuce B„i(.H WM visj(ing frien(1,
A number of residents of Port Or­
tastic were invited over to the Bank
ß week ; $5.00 a month.
up
Cunningham
creek.
Aside
from
j
o[)
tbe up|)er rjver Satnrday eveninR>
Hall where the Seaside Orchestra bad ford and vicinity passed through town
MRS. SARAH COSTELLO.
tapping the enormous timber it will
,nci()eI1(uily
io the dance at
hem engaged loini ulsb music tor the last Monday enroute for Portland.
otherwise develop a fertile valley.
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occasion. Everything whs free, the
Efforts tu raise money to buy a
Basket Bal) Club desiring to amend Suutlay school bell are meeting with i The creameries have al) resumed
The Bandon Concert Band gave
for the poor exhibition given by tbe success, and it will only be a matter operations for tbe ensuing year, with their usual open air concert Saturday
j iudications for a profitable season for evening, and the music was greatly
Marshfield teams while here.
of a few weeks before we have that
’ tbe farmers as well as the creameries. enjoyed. The new director from
Califl. Howard and Gillespie, well desirsble addition to our pleasure aud
Tbe logging camps are all starting Lead, 8. D. is expected here in a few
known to tbe Coos county baseball convenience.
up for tbe season s run, and indica days.
foil Can’t Expect to Get
fans, are on Manager McCreedie's
tions are that the present season’s
A Bplx>e McClelland surf boat is
Worth for fl. Rut
staff of twirlers for this season Heine
Myrtle Point.
Pou Can
Get
Pour
.ddition to tbe equipment
Heitmuller lias signed to play first
Z. T. Johnson was a Bandon visitor Tnt-s- output will far surpass any former thp
MOJYEP’S WORTH at
season.
for Seattle; Joe Bliss is|being tented day.
of the life-saving station at this place,
M. BREUER’S
o
Process.
The
“We can’t all have money,”
said Brother Bill
1
“But we can at least look as though we had.'
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B. W. Dean, John R. Miller. A J.
Marsh. Geo. Forty, Wtn. R. Hearst,
Amos S. Johnston, A Adolphsen, of
Port Orford. A. S. Miller of \V adder- ■
burn, am) Mrs.O. Capps of D* nmark,
left on the Tuesday morning boat en­
route to Portland, where they have
been called ns witnesses in tbe Feder­
al court.
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CALL ON
P. B. HOYT
And see the new line of Samples for
Neat and Nobby
Spring and Summer
suns.
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