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BANDON
BANDON BEACH
B>*iitun m kmateij at the mouth of the Coquille
river, W uifie from the Pacific < I chhii population
800. H um woolen mill, aliinnle mill, broom hnndle
plant, cauuery and never«I aawiuill« in viciuily
Itaa water system, uood schools and chutcbes. 4
boats daily on Coquille river
Nleamers and
schooners to Han Francisco. Railroad coiuinc-
As « summer result b s no equal uu tbe oimst
north ut Sau Francine... Baudot! ia noted fur
Hs evenly temperi d clmiate, the meau aunual
tenqx r ituie belli;* I* sh variable than Mt am
other |K>iut m tlie United States. l*eslru<ive
winds and elivirieal »turma are uuknown.
Hoiui-aeekera will fiml many opportuuitiea here.
Volume XXII.
Don’t Forget to Vote
Go to the polls next Monday and leiueui-
ber:
COUNTY TICKET.
Fur KepresentHtlve— W. C. Chase, of Co-
quille City.
Fur Joint Representative of Coos und
Curry—Ed. Rackleff of Langlois.
For County Judge—L Harlucker, of Vu
quille Citv.
For County Clerk—James Wat sou, oi
Coos City.
For Sheriff—Stephen Gather, of Bandon
For Commissioner—E. A. Auderson, of
Marshfield.
For Treasurer—J. B. Dulley. of Surnuer.
For Surveyor—S. B Cathcart of Marsh
field.
For Coroner—E. Mingus, of Marshfield
—ooo—
8 W. Scotten of Coquille was a
visitor Monday,
Judge Woodruff of Curry county,
passed through Bandon Saturday en
route to Marshfield.
Republicans must stand together
in tbe county election or tbe demo
crats will clean the platter.
Tbe K. P. lodge elected new officers
Monday night, after which tbe mem
bers enjoyed oue of those famous K.
P. spreads.
Alf. Miller, of Wedderburn was a
Bandon visitor tbe latter part of last
week. Mr. Miller is tbe regular re
publican nominee for sheriff of Curry
county and bis election seems as
eured as republicans show a tendency
to vote ‘er straight this year.
8. 8. Little was tbe first man to
remember the Recorder force this
season witb a box of delicious straw
berries. Mr. Little has about three
fourths of an acre set to strawberries
and he is proving that there is no
better land tor strawberry culture to
be found anywhere. He expects to
pick about 300 quarts a week Those
he brought in last week went like hot
cakes at 20 ceuts per box.
BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY,
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Tom Lewis left for Alaska last;
week.
J. M Upton was over from Marsh*
tield this week calling on old friends
The commencement exercises of
The Harbor thinks it must make an tlie Bandon public scbools werebeldat
old line Bourbon Democrat weep to the opera bouse last Friday eveuiug
see his party fusing with the Pro and the hall was filled to overflowing
witb uu appreciative audience. Tlie
hibitionists.
graduating class was a large one,
A boxing bout lias been arranged fourteen in number, as follows:
Elbe) M. Boyd. Frances E. Corson,
between Beu Schuyler and Martin
Denny, a recent arrival in Marshfield Lucina Davison, Ethel Dyer, Cbrissie
Denholm, Dollie Gibson, Emma
from Australia.
Hunt, Albert Kinley. Arthur Kinley,
There will be speaking at Still’s W’innifred McNair, Ray McNair.
Hall io the interest of local option, Alice Porter, L- Kate Rosa and Elsie
commencing at 8 this evening, All Stephenson.
There was also a class of fourteen
are invited to attend.
which successfully finished the eighth
H. Dimmick, J. D. Stevens, E A. gr ide work and will enter tbe high
McDuffse, J. E. Quick and other 80- school uext term. Eighteen students
took the examinations and the fad
cialiets were here last eveuing and that fourteen of this number passed,
held a meeting on the streets.
shows that tbe work has tieen thor
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Died In Coquille, Oregon, May ough.
Tbe
program
for
the
evening
whs
28, 1906, William W. Tennison, aged a splendid one. After the invocation
23 years, 2 mouths and 5 days, after a by Rev \V. R. F. Browne, tbe saluta
long and tedious illness. Herald
tory was given by Frances E Corson.
Miss Mary N. Chaee spoke to a Her delivery was above criticism. A
duet by the Misses W’. McNair and
large audience at the Presbyterian L. Boak was tine and they were heart
church Saturday night on the suffrage ily encored. A recitation by Rittie
question. She is an interesting and McNair hi ber usual pleasing manner
■was enthusiastically received. The
able speaker.
valedictory at the bands of Ethel
Lost-—Lady’s for shoulder cape, Dyer, was carefully prepared, con
on the road between Bullards anil cise and well delivered.
Bandon. The tinder will be rewarded
Pres. B. F. Mulkey of the Soulhero
by sending cape lo Mrs R. W. Bul Oregon State Normal School delivered
lard, Bullard, Ore.
tbe address to tbe c I hss aud it was
A break in the water pipe last Sat oue of the best of the kind overheard
here.
Mr. Mulkey is a splendid
urday night cut off the water supply talker and keeps his audience interest
for several hours and people who ed from stHit to finish. His remarks
were dry were compelled to drink were along good common-Bense lines
and should be of value to every stu
beer. It was terrible.
dent who heard him. In delivering
The R ecobdek has a communication the diplomas he called attention to
from a large creamery company rel the small per centage of boys found
ative to establishing a plant here and hi graduating classes not only here
would like to bear from the dairymen lint all over the country, and urged
tbe boys to get into the school uext
of this section in regard to tlie num term, even if they had to break in.
ber of cows eech would milk for such It stands to reason that if tbe boys
let tbe girls displace them in tbe
a plant.
educalionHl institutions they will dis
Judge Harlocker, County Clerk place them in the field of bus uess
Watson and W. C. Chase, candidate supremacy—and perhaps pohticsl
for Representative, came down from siipremucy, too.
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Tbe closing number was given by
Coquille last evening. They report
that republicans all over the county the male quartet. Tbe Seaside Or
chestra furnished the music for tbe
are going to do less scratching this evening.
year than usual on account of the
Tbe exercises were successful in
every detail and much credit is due
prob ¡democratic combination.
the teachers and students f< r the
MILLINERY.
splendid showing made by the
M ihs Grace lloyt invites the ladies of this school.
MAY 31
COMMENCEMENT
Column.
EXERCISES. Local Option
(Advertisement )
Vote the temperance ticket.
Ed. Rackleff of Langlois for Joint
Representative.
W . F. Disher, of BaudoD, for Rep
reseutative.
John F. Hall, of Marshfield, for
County Judge.
W. W, Cage of Coquille for Sheriff
Archie McNair of Bandon, for Com
missioner.
W. E. Cleghorn of Coquille for
County Clerk.
Dr. E. Mingus, of Marshfield, for
Coroner.
Vole mid work for the above named
candidates.
Cut this list out ami
take it to the polls with you. Take
the day off and remind every voter in
your precinct that it is election day
and have every one there. If one is
not yet convinced of bow be should
vote on thia question, give him the
sound reasonable argument for tern
per a nee au<l trust to bis sense of
justice am! honor to vote right.
The above naiutd men are thor
oughly competent and will fill each
office with credit and bouor to the
parly Do not be deceived by election
day scare crows. Temperance men
can serve tlie best interest of the
Coiintiy in every way with equal abil
ity to one unfavorably to temperance.
By voting together, we can give a
big majority to each man and settle
this question in this county. We
only ask for a square deal and fair
play. It is now up to the voters to
say what we want.
At least 1500
voters aie favorable to temperance
‘'United we stand, divided we fall.”
Vole for temperance mao by man
and we win sure
Number 22
parly that tlie liquor business is try
ing lo use it in tins county, nor will
it in any way injure it t> elect t bi e •
county officers, who are democratic on
national issues, hence we believe tbe
good deliberate judgment of tbe
voters will sustain our nctiou and
elect the lueu endorsed by the league.
We are not disputed to make a
personal altHck oil candidates not en
dorsed by us, Imt simply say, that
the best interests of the majority of
the |>eople of this county necessitate
it united temperance vote for all tbe
men etidojeed by us. “United we
stand divided we fall,’* beuce the
desperate effort of tbe liquor men to
divide us. Can they fool t/ou? We
think not.
We believe that a good majority is
more than “the will of a few people
in certain precincts,” aud au officer is
not “a sneak” who executes tbe law,
and competent men will not "bring
tbe county into endless litigation.’’
We appeal to every voter, who be
lieves in tbe brotherhood of humanity
and social obligations, to work and
vole witb us for tbe common good.
We believe the law will give us
its best results executed by officials
favorable to it.
Me trust that we will no longer let
persona) or parly politics divide us
on this question, which so vitally
affects our physical, intellectual and
moral welfare.
Tlie Law and Order League
of Coos County.
J. J. Lliinli, 1’res.
A Haberly, Sec.
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MARINE
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Ai bi van.
May 25—Stm. Elizabeth from 8. F.
witb 105 tors freight aud ten passen
gers.
Tbe following passeiigera arrived
from S. F on tbe stm. Elizabeth: W.
H. Dibble, wife and child, Jos. Wal
ser, Mrs. Simpson and child, Miss M.
Lorentzeu, Dixie Cope, P. Anderson,
and D. S. Huchiugs.
May 25 Stm. Chico from S. F.
May 27—Sch C. T. Hill from 8 F.
May 28 Scb Lizzie l'rien from 8.
F.
29 Scl.. Ruby, 48 hours from 8. F.
towed by Stm. Aberdeen.
HAILKD.
27— Stui. Chico for S. F. with 225
in lumber.
28 Stm. Elizabeth for S. F. with
250 tn lumber, 40 tous mine, and the
following passengers: H. Hughes,
A. Hornliogen, S. D. Hutchings, E.
Dyer, Theo. Bradley.
29 -Scb. Oregon for S. F. with 350
m lumber.
Scb. Albion outside.
Presbyterian Church.
There will be services in the Preabyterian
church next ¡Sunday at 11 a. ni. 8 p. m. ¡Sun
dry School at 10 a. M. and Christian En
deavor Meeting at 7 p. m. All are cordially
invited to these servioee.
JUST ARRIVED!
Town Election.
Tlie town election lust Muuday WHH
■ warmly contested affair and resulted in
the election ofG. A. Bonk, Cln ih RnHiiitiHsen
A. Henry. Sr., Fred Mehl mid J. E. Fi«h< r
as trustees, and A Bice as recorder, A to
tal of 177 votes were east mid the vote in
full follows; For Trustée«—Bonk 100, Rus-
niiiHsen 91. Henry 91. Mehl 90, Fisher 87,
Breuer 76, Hlnelds 75. Dyer 69. Mundy 68.
Pa titer 61, Htepbenaon 40, Shoemaker 15,
Patterson 13. For Recorder—Rice 90,
Morse 67.
The old Connell will bold ttivir second
quarterly meeting Julie 111li mid the new
board will be oi^amzed at the same tune.
M illinery
I have just received two more
To the Voters of Coos County:
shipments of new millinery goods
E. J. Larsen, proprietor of the new
Tbe Law and Order League of
from San Francisco and Portland.
shingle mill at Coquille City is a
Coos county represents a body of
The ladies of Bandon and vicinity
strong advocate of securing light
more than 850 voters pledged to sup
are invited to call and inspect this
draught vessels to uavigate tbe river
port men openly favorable to tem
to that point. Sure! If tbe people on
perance They are men from nil
new stock. Best quality goods and
tbe upper river would wake up and
parties, most largely republicans and
low prices.
take some interest in their river the
democrats.
Call on Zeek, Bandon, for Seed
old Coquille valley would surprise
Tbe purpose of the league is to
Oatw,
Seed Burley, Seed Potatoes.
tbe world. We don't ueed 4<* feet on
elect cot.nly officials who will give an
vicinity
to
call
and
see
her
assortment
of
the bar. Tbe bar is all right lots
economical. ImsiueHs administration
millinery poods! New and up to date styles
W. W. Gage, Democrat. of c unity affairs, aud enforce tbe law.
• f water; what we ueed is a dredger Lowest prices. Can please everyone. Call
to do 8otDe work in tbe river.
W. W. Gage, who aspires to tbe Nothing more, nothing less.
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at residence.
office of sheriff of Coos county and
In mass convention this body en
lias been mimed for that position by
tbe democrats, has served three termH dorsed Ed Racleff, J. F. Hall, A. Mc
in that office. During bis incumbency Nair, W . W. Gage, W. F. Disher. W.
in the shrievalty and while he was re E. Cleghorn, Dr. E. Mingus and A.
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ceiving pay from tbe taxpayers for N. Gould. For these men we will vote
BANDON. OREGON
his services, lie was on the payroll of
Is the one that is in tune with modern progress.
ibe Beaver Hill Coal Co, accepting and appeal to all men who believe in
HAN FRANCIHCO. CAI.
from that private corporation $50 per temperance, majority rule and fair
month anil in tbe aggregate about play to support them also. Endors
We have opened an office in the Marshall building
$1400
ing these men, three things guided
When Mr. Gage accepted tbia| the convention, namely; character,
I west of the Postoffice in Bandon, for the purpose of doing
In many important lines, and I ioh I h of goo I customers
money from I lie corporation the law!
a general Heal Estate business, and are non' prepared to
of the state provided that “sberiff’sof j ability and a record that proved them
think it an unnecessary risk to ignore our offerings
I lie several counties in tbe State of j to possess ilie fiml named qualities.
Ï handle Farm. Timber and Coal Lands and Town Proper
in any of our lines.
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Oregon shall receive au aunual salary They are also pledged lo give the
ty. Our San Francisco office brings us in contact with
as follows:'’
local option law a chance to prove its
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• • » Coos, $2,000. • » » And no
capitalists seeking desirable in vestments and a /Jords us
one of Hiieti I'ffieials Hhiill tie entitled to re merits
i special facilities for handling large tracts of limber or
ceive .my fee« or other oompensation for his
A few men using the name of tl.e
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s» rvices than as «hove piovuied,’’
Things w ill Im I lie key note of our huge s.ilea this year
republican
central committee, wot king
Gage's chief labors for the coal
Coal lands, or tracts suitable for coloniza tion.
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concern, and for which he received not in Hie interest of the party, Imt
If you have property for sale in cither town. or coun
tins hanilsome remuneration, was the liquor biisiuess, have made an at
signing the payroll. R A. Graham tack, as devoid of reason as H is of
try. in large or small tracts, conic in and talk it over with
was the general manager of the Beav-
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0 ns. lie hope to establish ourselves in, bu si a css here by
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Hill (’<»«! Co. and did no' throw truth, upon this convention mid its
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his
money at the birds. Did Graham I I iii'ti.m. At that convention were three,
V» fair dealing and courteous treatment. . Lil property listed
have some ulterior use for Gage? I republicans to one democrat, and tlie,
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with us will receive our very best attention.
Could lie honestly serve two niHHlers endor-ement of three democrats was |
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the people and R A. Graham?
Come in and let us get acquainted.
We confidentially believe that tie made because they possessed the
people want a man for sheriff who above named qualities and their re-
T. B. II HEELER. Manager.
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will be content, during his official ■ publican opponents did not from a ■
“I dl l not know you hail such mi arliclo in stock.”
term, with the salary accorded by the teinperanA» point of view. W e in no j
taxpayers, and will say at the polls to way desire or intftid to interfere with !
tbe mail who has accepted money
tbe republican or democratic parties i
from other sources: Skidoo grafter.
or principals as such.
Sun
for an article that you don't see, it will lead
Every man of ns is left free to vote ,
Dr. Tatom.
to
your buying bore. Should we not have the article
onr convictions on nil questions and
Dentist, will be in Bandon J nut* officials that involve such principals,'
we will gladly order for you.
10th, and remain one week.
but county affairs is a question of!
Dr.D. L. Steele, Bandon's resident efficient men and economy. Party
dentist, will be at borne, Tbiitsday spirit is well nigh dead here, as it |
May 31st. Oflice in Denholm's new
ought to be. And any set of men who!
building.
we want sin'll traile toni will do all in our power
Geo. M Cornwall, publisher of Tlie , try to Wt-e a parly lasli tliis way will
to please yon.
Timbei man, l*< rtlami was a Bandon injure vastly more than help then
visitor the first of the week.
party, as well as all reform hik I ad
Patronize Home, For Home
A'fred Johnson, of Coquille, w«« vaucemeiit.
transacting bu-mess in Bandon last
More Ilian ba’f the republican cen-
Patronizes You.
Monday.
Iral
commute had no part in the at
Mrs. Jacobson left for ber home in
Portland Monday, after having spent tack made and do not hesitate to say I
the winter here.
so, ami no thoughtful, consistent
E. Hofer, editor of the Capital J *nrlMft lemi» rmice man. w ho thinks n.ore of
Salem, accompanied by Ina son Max. were bis In me a.nl country than be does of
B indoli visitor« yesterday. A date liad been
made l>v the Cenimi committee f<*r Mr. bis party, betrayed by such iinprin I
Hofer to make a politscal speech in the
evening, but when he arrived here aud cipled men. ami prostituted lo such
found that Decoration day services wen* destructive business as the liquor
la inu held, deciditi that a political speech
was not appropriate «si no meeting was held. truffle, will be influenced by iliat
Mr. Hofer was well pleased with onr little f attack
town and w ii surprised to see such a |jjnv*
' It i* 1*0 fault of the republican
mg CHUiDuudy.
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....Maud Garfield....
WHEELER REAL ESTATE COMPANY. !
The store that goes ahead
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We are headquarters
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Careful buying of the right
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So many people say,
If you will always ask
Always bear in mind that
Trowbridge
Bandon
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