Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, May 17, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextU» w • •« » I 9 9 - ■ A T Mrs. K. E. Buck of Coquille was visiting Bandon relatives <|> ih week. LODGE DIRECTORY. Maw nic. »ANDON MIDGE. No. 115. A F. A M. » Stated coiumutncHtioUH tirnt ttatur- day after the full moon of each mouth All MaHter Mason« cordially invited. G ll< »Ah. W . M 1’. N klson , Sec. 1 I. O. O. E » ANDON LODGE. No. IXt. I. O. O. F. > uieetH every Saturday evening. VuitiuR brother* in Rood «landing cor liinlly invited. C. F. LORENZ,. N. G. A. J. H abtman . bee. I —OOO----- Call oil Zeek, Bandon, for Seed Oats, Seed Barley. Seed Potatoes. • —OOO---- Jufeu Fischer, falber of ,Margarita Fischer, died at Eureka, Cid, last week. • . — COO - Mrs. Laird of Coquille, was visiting her son, ( ieo. 1’. at the Tup|»er House, Illis week — ooo---- Dave Perkins has quit steamboat- Eorenter* «>r Amerie». mg temporarily ami is taking a little MM’KT QUEEN OFTHEFOUE8T. No. yecreatiuii at the old home place. 17, uit-et» Friday night uf each week, —OOO------ in Concrete Hull, Bandon. Oregon. A cor dial welcome nt extended to all visiting Mrs. Jason Machado died at her biot ier». W l>. MARSH ALL. home iii Myrtle Point last Saturday A. K ick , Chief Ranger. Fin. Secretary. after an illness of only two days. -—OOO----- Woodmen of the World. Iiev. Hoacb, W. F. Disber ami A. i \-i i »i CAMP W O. W fueetH in regular weMHioii tlie first ahd Haberly went, to Coquille Tuesday to third ThiirHdnvH «»f each month in th** Ma H<>nic hall. V'lKitin^ mem hern are cordially attend the temperance mass meeting. ( S invited. A. KICK, C. C. O. C. W aluvugfl . Clerk. PROFESSIONAL. —OOO----- Quite a number of mining men are passiug through town this spring beaded for the Curry Couuty milling districts. —ooo — Dr ET. I_> Houston, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON Mibb Marsh, who has been attend iug school at Coquille the past winter, Office over Furniture Htor". Hours, 9 to 12. returned to her home in Port Orford h . iu . 1:30 to 4, p hi . ; 7 to 8 in the evening. last Friday. Night calls answered from office. It AN IION. ... OREGON. Dr. S- L. Perkins, PHYSICIAN <t- SURGEON, IIANIION, OREGON. Office al residence on Fourth Street. Dr. D. I.. NTF.HI.K —ooo - Jay C. Fry, Gentry Russell, J. A. Cox and Harry W ilson, of near Lang- glois were nt towu to attend lodge Saturday night. OOO----- Every time a married man has to pay a dressmaker s or milliner’s bill bo wonders if Adam knew a good tiling wheu he bad it. Resident Dentist X At Langlois. Miss Maud Gartield will have a giaid lii.e of millinery goods on dis pluy at Laugluis, May 23rd, amiti and The Nelson & Fields Ttii> Old Reliable Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers IIOKSE.SIIOEI M. Heavy Forging Ship Work and Logging Work ím our Specialty. ♦ ♦ Just Received Qxfords for Men H ay , G rain and M ill F eeds : COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO Our old friend \\ in. Cox was in from bis Sixes river home Monday. He says that his brother Jim, who has mines at Cherry Creek, Arizona, tuay return to Curry at any time, as be expected to sell tiis mine when last heard from. LOCAL NEWS 18 YEARS AGO. [From R ecokdkr May IS», 1888.] Miss Lamb, daughter of Ceos County's clerk, will bee toe au assist ant teacher in the Coquille City school. Mr. Mathers the other day sold 5<l acres of his place above Parkersburg for $1000 to a Hmuboldter named Shoemaker. The daily mail service will lie in augurated July 1st 1100 ACRES CEDAR TIMBER she got oil Crescent City lite gale be SXftX gan with renewed fury. Not being Slock ranch of 520 acres; t>ood buildinas ami otlur nuproveiuents. #5 per acre. able to bland against it the little gas We have dairy ranclies, city residence propeity and acreugu property within city oline schooner again began to drift. liuiitH. Oil I his occasion she was carried back Ollicc in El Dorado llldg HANDON OK, to Cape Mendocino, nearly UN) miles. Another temporary retreat was found, ami she lay there neatly a tlay. But waler, fund and fuel were getting scarce ou board, ami the officers tie termiued to make an effort to reach some point where they could proelll'i supplies. The craft was once more steeled out into the raging storm, but fol a flic buying public is invited to call and get my priceH on all kinds and grades. number of days she nrtdo very little progress. The seas ran mountain high; and at times nothing but great walls of water could lie seen on either side. But the Berwick proved to be a good sea boat, ami shipped but little water. After fiercely battling will, the elements she finally succeeded in putting mto Marshfield, where the /*. JENSEN, Muster. larder was restocked. Only one day s supply of fresh water remained on I Im .Steamer is New. is Strongly Inuit, and tilted with tin- lati «I improvements, and will give a lepul.ir 8 dnv «etvice, for ptiHHcngera and freight, tx-tween the board. From Coos Bay to Astoria Coquille River, Oregon, anil San Francisco, Calif. the schooner made a tine passage. ELBERT DYER. Agent. Bandon, Oregon. After taking on a cargo of supplies E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 2117 Front Street, San FrauciKCO, California. and a refrigerating plant the Berwick — ■- . .......... -- ' - ' - — ■ 1 ' ■ — will sail on the return trip to Rogue River, The captain says he expects AhMtriu'tM for any to get away about Tuesday. Tele- part i»f C' oom County fur gram. B. ZEEK, 1 lay (irain and Feed. Bandon- Oregon, -Z The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer .k I >Mí 1’SK‘Í —ooo---- Myrtle Point. Mrs Win Chandler ami her daughter, Miss Callie, left Tuesday for a visit with friends at Port Or fold. The commencement exercises of the high school ami eighth grade will iiím I ici I on Short I’licPN < <»iiip;iny Notice High*. COQUILLE, - - OREGON. Mr and Mrs Kronen berg were sent for Sunday to go to the bedside of Mrs. K.s mother, Grandma Ktiapp, who was lying very ill at her home in ( 111 KOON. B anim . in , Port Orford. They arrived here only to be met with the sad intelligence bo held on Saturday, May 26, com that the old lady was dead. pleting the school year. i The ( 'oquille City Brass Band was Win. Hartley had the first straw- down with the Myrtle’s Sunday ex XII« >ICX beiries of the season on the Myrtle CUrsion and eulivened things about • • Point market tor Sunday dinner am) town with sweet music. The baud L. W. SHAW, Agent, GEO. I» <iUAY?V (’<>.. Gcii’l AtfU. boys are a lively lot, and (heir’s are they found a ready sale at 15 cents a Marshfield, Pilone 111. 121 Market. Ht. San Franeisou. You (’an't E.vpect to Get ------OGO------ - welcome visits. Ed. Gallier ami the quart. The berries are ripening rap ,<fj Worth fur .$/, Rut The W. K Hames Music Co. “’Ing bass drum” Weis' a band by idly under the influence of the warm }'m Can, Get l’our Marshfield, will refund all expense of themselves, particularly on the return sunlight and will soon be available to .ifONEY'S WORTH at all lovers of I lie fruit. transportation, including a days' stop trip. “We can’t all have money,'’ at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a The members of the Myrtle Point Millard Shoemaker and John Lang piano, coming from the following lois were in town this week. Millard baud wish to announce that owing to said Bi other Bill llealer in It'MiÍM and SI iocm places or tributary thereto: Lattgl 'is, was leading around a pair tine looking the lack of linipicial suppoiI and in “But we can at least look as though we had.” Bandon, Coquille ami Myrtle Point. dogs which were to do service on the terest on the part of I be greater num Repairing neatly and promptly done at Have several different makes of all range after “varmint.’’ He and John her of tile business people, they luiv, lowest living prices. CALL ON I styles amt finish. We carry piano I paid >1(N) for the pair to a Coquille ■ oucltided that ibe idea of celebrating II players, pipe and reed organs, talking City man. July 4th in oui city is not a popular II machines and a full line of sheet (| Willis Hoover of the Norway firm one; and at their met tingou W ednes music atnl musical merchandise, also And see the new line of Sample* for of McClusky A Hoover, was in com day abandoned it. Our thanks are I Domestic sewing machines. Easy maud of a scow load of tip river boys due those who subscribed as liberally l payments. 1 who came down this week to bunt, as their circumstances would permit, ----- OOO — fish and otherwise enjoy themselves. and here the connection of the Baud Tlie June number of the Pacific with a celebration ends. ----- OGO------ Monthly will be extraordinary in Myrtle Point will shortly have an I every respect, in fact the equivalent ( N|’«»K l NE, W AsH ) Primary Notice. Opportunity of saying how bad a col- of two two numbers in one. It. will Notice is hereby given that a pii lege is wanted hero ami this news- contain a most graphic ami complete mary will tie held at the town ball tn paper mistakes t tie mettle of the I nisi symposium contributed by the best Bamlou, on Wednesday, May 23. ness men and properly owners if they X Sold by Í writers, business, professional ami 1906, at 7:30 p.m., for the purpose of do not come forward with a strong scientitic. coveting the recent ap I palling events in San Francisco, as nominating a ticket to be voted on at proposition, Tt>e location is un well as a thorough review of what is, the town election to lie held on the questionably an ideal one for an in- fourth Monday in May, to wit: May stiiutiou of learning and with the has beeu ami is to be tn Alaska. 28, 19U6. hearty support of the people lb're is I hit great number, profusely and lli<* New Drugstore in Now |{e;««ly lor BiinineMM. Everything New and Frenh. By order Board of Trustees, no question but that the colli ge will magnificently illustrated, will be A. D. M orse , Kecorder. come and provide a mean of higher ready about May 22 ami will be sold education for tile young people of — OOO----- <>n the news stands at 15 cents per copy, or sent postage prepaid by the A special tram will leave each this section Entei prise. m >< > tx « J. Dalzell Brown, president of the California Safe Deposit ami Trust Company—The Safe Deposit Com pany will open for business just as soon as it possibly can. We do out know yet whether we will build a two-story building or a ten-story building, but ou the corner of Cali fornia aud Montgomery there will be a new Safe Deposit building. —OOO----- Ideal Summer Footwear A <r, for Ladies but late of San Fraucisco, has pur Isam Walker passed through Port chased Billy Smith's barber shop at Orford yesterday with 600 head of NOTARY PUBLIC. Marshfield. Mr. Hess was burned cattle, which be wiil drive down to Fire Insurance. out al S. F. Humboldt county Cal. He expects Baiitloii. ----- Oregon. to have at least 900 head when he Dr. Prentis, the dentist of Marsh resehes the state hue. Prices are C- T- Blumenrother field will visit Baudon early this sum much better than a year ago, but ate U. 8. C«ni«iil»»loner hik I Notary Public. mer, He will come prepared to do yet too low to make cattle raising Filing» and Final proof« made on Home ail the latest work in dentistry and at profitable. -Tribune. Htenda, Timber Claim« and other U. 8. Lands Money Loans Negotiated on Approved prices considerably lower than you —OOO------ Security. have ever paid before. Iteal Estate bought anil Sold. ♦ <■ ♦ ■ * <• « Oxfords AND ------- oco------- F ❖ ladies of COUNSELOR AT LAW Office in room 10 Beyerl» Building, Ban don. Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon. ____ ♦ ♦ * <• Aftei being I'lltTrlvd about by WRld northern Unify county will timi bei and wave, driven back ou her course ♦ ik J slock first class ami price-, reasonable. for more than 1(10 mile* on two dif «< While Duck * ♦ ferelit t'CCHbioim aud at times Liddell Sylvia Dongola * —ooo — a iu the trough of the seas from which * Ramona Dong. Fox •> ♦ Port Orford. no escatie ap(H*ared |H>««ilile the little ♦ Patent School opened Monday at the Sixes' gasoline schooner Berwick. Captain ■ ♦ Fan ♦ river school house under the tutelage Catighell, arrived this moriiing from * ♦ * ♦ of Grafton Tyler u brother of Ductor San Francisco, the passage occupy ing * •> * Tyler. 17 days. \\ hen site succeeded iu put •> Velour Calf * •> Patent Colt ting iuto Marshfield the other day ♦ Sum« steamer ancb< red in Port « •> Orford Bay last Friday to escape the her supyly of water, fuel ami food a Russia Calf Tan ♦ <• iteavy northwest wind tlmt prevailed was practically exhausted, and the « * ♦ meu bail begun to believe that the nearly all week ♦ i > k r> i : i « i tixox * M The young men of Port Orford will sea would soou claim another victim. ■> The Berwick belongs to li. D. Bandon, - - Oregon, t organize a Base Ball <;lub. ami prac tice up for the Fourth of July. The Hume, the Rogue River cannery man. ❖ young ladies will probably resume She had been [»lying iu the salmon ❖ trade betwemi Southern Oregon ami al way soil baud. e w ❖ practice of Basket Ball. * ❖ San Francisco. After the destruction <• ❖ •> %• %• <• <• *5* •> <• <•’•8* ’•* *•’ *•’ *•* *•’ *•* *8* *8* *8* ’S* "8* .’6* *8* .❖ •> ❖ "S'.jfc •> Our Port Orford merchants are of the Bay City it was decided to getting short uf supplies, and as there send the vessel uurl It to get supplies. 1). r. STRANG, Jr. .E. /LIDS. ILL. is no definite understanding as to Soou after she departed a strong Practical Surveyor. future transportation, we are wonder northwest gale swept the entire coast. ing if we will have to take to the When off Point Arena the full force mountains and live on game, or stay of the wind caught her broadside aud If you want a home in Oregon, investigate our offerings. here ami live on fish. carried her back to a point opposite We have Timber anil Coal Lands, Farm ami Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and Mr. Adolphsen raised over a Bodega, a distance of more than ltlb hundred dollars by subscription in miles. Temporary refuge from the CITY PROPERTY. this vicinity, which, with what the storm was sought iu a sort of sbel If you wish to buy, sell or exchange, call on us and we will give yon good Woodmen and Circle contributed tereii cove, ami there she lay for 21 service. Homesteaders Located on Desirable Government Laud. will make over two hundred Hollara hours. Ill <>< mh 1 level LOTS in WOODLAND ADDITION, cluse in and cheap for cash. as Port Orfords contribution to the When she again started uptliel | LOIs in WOOLEN MILL ADDITION. dk i - 'I’M ¿-(i San Francisco relief fund. eoast the weather was fair, but when I»)») price, Hccordiim to tixiation ............ I »* 1 V * 4 ' ’ main several days. — OOO — Nielson, W right ami E, W . Jensen The Misses May Wickham, Ella OFFICE ROOM 4, OVER ANDEH W ickham aud Alice Bunch and John started out Monday on a prospecting son ’ s MEAT MARKET. Benham of Coquille attended the tour in the mountains south of Elk river, and will investigate some old BANDON, ORfc¡GON. dance here Saturday night. discoveries. As Jensen lias compass — oco — GEO. I*. TOPPING, C. W. Hess, formerly of this place, their return is coididently expected. ATTORNEY Berwick Has I Stormy Passage. Bourne's nomination was HC- complished by about 30 per cent of the entire vote cast for candidates for that office. The vole for senator was: Bourne, 12,535; Cake, 12 149; Lowell, 6,548; Smith, 5,965; Watson. 4,149; total, 41,346, Bourne and Cake got nearly 30 per cent each while the other 40.’ per cent was divided among the other three candidates, Lowell getting nearly 16 per cent. Smith 14.1 per cent ami Watson 10 per cent. California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company Steamer Alliance I M. BREUER’S 1< B. HOYT The Talk of the Town Neat and Nobby Spring ill id Summer. Square Sifter SUITS. Flour ez : II. A. COX B andon burnished Rooms vr- The Pacific BANDON I . N’ce finti rooms. 25 and 5<>o h t.iglit . a week . $5.00 a tuontb. MR8. KAKAH COSTELLO. publishers at tYie same pri<*e. This will unquestionably be cousul eren, flout every possit'le point of view, the most valoable and the most entertaining in Us relatou to the tragic events of Aptil 18, V.MK», which wdl l>e issued by any publication of the country. Pacific Monthly publishing (Jo.. Portland, Or, morning from Myrtle Point and Coquille and return each evening for the benefit of those who wish Io attend the Farmers and Shippers Congress *<> I'e held in -North Betid May 23rd and 24th. ------ OOO----- Found Masonic emblem. at this cilice, Inquire ----- OGO — Everybody Works bill mother. She bits around all clay, (toes lo the women « meeting* Ami taken in the matinee. Father toils aud worries, He ba* a good lime nit, Everybody work* at our house But mu -»Be quit 1 ) rug Co Drugs and Druggist s Sundries, Patent Medicines, Brushes and Toilet Articles, Fancy Stationery, Fine line of Fancy Candies. I Imported and Domestic Cigars. A Fifty Dollar Suit w'il) not make a man look dressed up if he has a three days growth of beard. Freslo, change, Just Meo into H. F MORRISON'S Barber Shop and lie will make you look like a gentleman. Hot »ml Cold Balli». * * f * S • A i