Bandon recorder., July 26, 1906, Image 2

PRESS COMMENT
thing worth sending to the eastern friends
Ba udon received much favorable mention and relative« who are looking for oppor­
throughout tbe stat« ou account of the B* tunities iu tbe great aud growiug vest.
oobiie * special edition. We give space to a
Roseburg Spokesman: The Bandon Ke
urini THUKftllAY AFTKKNOUN
few of the pre** notices tielow :
«order of July 12. ia at hand and is on* of
the tiest issues ever printed from that office.
Cooe Bay Harbor; The issue of the B«u- Il IS a twenty page paper, issued as an ad-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
A. 9 FBVTBB
dou Recorder of July 12th oontaius twenty veitisement of that town and ooutiguous
pavea of a special numtier settiug forth the country. Views of all parts of tbe tuvu.
advantages and resoures of Coo* county mouth of the Coquille river, sceues on tbe
and of Bandon in particular.
SUMCBIFYION BATES.
river, illustrations of the vast interests of
‘the paper ia profusely illustrated. there that sectiou. adorn its pages. Tbe issue ia
Une Y*ar......................................... .......... *2 00
being Home four dozen half tones aud it a souvenir worth the keeping, and reflects
iix Month*.
........................
100
cuntaiu* some well written deacnptiva ai- credit upon tbe proprietor of Ikat valued
ihre« Month*.............................................
50
tides.
exchange. Tbe history set forth in the
3
i
tflr P aid in advancb , $1.50 a Y ea *.
Not only the Recorder and Bandon are to reading matter, and the scenes reproduced
lie congralulslid but so la the ¡State of (Jr* are most valued by one who ia familiar with
DEALERS IN
gon in having as progressive a journal in all par's of the town and couutry, because
t’bia p*pern entered at the Bandon poet
netting forth in attractive style the great­ Ibey are so near to nature.
offioe as Seoond-claas Matter.
ness and wonders of our state.
Florence West: The Bandon Recorder
In our admiration for the descriptive
ADVERTISING RATES.
matter and picture« <*f the scenery we are last week issued a very handsome special
apt to lose sight of the one thing that lias edition of twenty pages, beautifully illns
Legal Advertisements:
.10
made such an issue possible. This was the traled, and containing excellent articles de
First insertion, per line .................
.05
Each subsequent insertion, line ....
patronage of the business men of Bandon. scribiug the county and various busiuess
.06
Locals, per line each insertion ....
They are all well represented in advertis- enterprises of Bandou and vicinity. Sinoe
Mr. Fetter purchased the RiCorder he has
.10
Display advertisements, per inch .
ments that do credit to typographical ait
.16
Display Ad«, one time only, inch ..
Several of the business houses have taken made many improvement* and is publish­
All Resolutions of Condolence and
half page advertisements «nd probably there ing a good paper.
Market Price Allowed for Produo« of all Kind*.
.06 ba* been no tax to impede tbe develop is not a single bosiness bouse in Bandon
lodge notices, per Hue ..........
...
Roseburg News: Bandon is certainly "on
PROSPER.
or,
OREGON
Cards of thanks, per line
. ........
ment of alcohol engines and lo­ that is not represented in this issue. The the map," and if one ia to judge by the very
Church notices free.
greatness of every newspaper iu the world interesting and attractive special issue of
comotives. experiments have shown is measured by the extent of its advertising the Recorder, which Editor Fetter has just
THURSDAY. JULY Hd. 190«.
that 50 per cent mixture having some patror age. Even so great a paper as the issued, it is a place of great promise. Thia
Baltimore Sun was threatened with auapen-
11,000 heal units, gives tbe best re­ Hlon on account of a boycott by advertisers. finely illustrated edition is very good end it
cannot help hut do much towards drawing
The town of Bandon is growing aud it the attention of the outside world to that
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
Distillation of Alcohol From sults. For a giveu power, tbe coo
deserves to grow, its ocean beach is cele­ promising section. It was certainly a very
Wagons of all Kinds Made to Order.
sumption of this 50 per cent denatur- brated round the world and it is bound in
Horseshoeing a Specialty-
Saw Dust.
commendable undertaking and shows much
tune
to
become
a
famous
resort.
Bandon
ized alcohol is about equal to that of
Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Price*
Tb« Timbermsn.
enterprise on the part cf its promoter.
also has material resources in lumber, coal
reasonable. Shop on Atwater street, Bandon, Or.
C. H. Adams, of San Francisco, is pure gasoline, thus showing that and agriculture and manufactures that H»-
Crescent City Record: The Bandon Or.
Recorder of Julv 12th was a surprise. It
forming a company for the purpose 11.000 heat units in a gallon of de- sure its permanency and prosperity.
This growth of Bandon is no doubt due was a special edition of 20 pages descrip­
of erecting a plant at Aberdeen oatunzed alcohol furnish the same tn a large measure to its newspaper ad- tive of Coos comity, in particular the Co­
........Miss L. O. G ould , Matron........
Wash., for the distillation of alcohol amount of power as 18,(MM) beat units vertising. The people of Bandon will do quille valley. The half tone piotures, of
well to send that special issue of the Ke- which there is quite a number, are weil A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and Medical Diseases.
tn
a
gallon
of
gasoline,
proving
a
from fir sawdust. Tbe process is
printed. The matter in the issue shows a
corder all over the United States
Trained Nurses in Attendance.
liersoti the present and future possibilities
known as the Claassen process, and greater efficiency of the alcohol when
Portland Journid : The Bandon Rec inter
For
inforiualion
address
Wm. Hor*tnll, JI. 1» Jlarahfield. Or
is a German invention, The alcohol used in internal combnstiou engines. issued Isst week a fine illustrated 20-page of C om county.
is distilled from tbe augar in the This efticency Professor Mitt-el of special edition devoted to a descript ion of \\7 ANTED—5000 cords of shingle bolt
tile many resources sod opportunities of tbe
B andon M eo . C o .
jvood by fermentation. A distillery Berlin gives as nearly one-third v 'Hon* purls of Coos county. It oontums O material.
Operating at Hattisbnrg, Miss, for greater than gasoline, which is prob­ much valuable and reliable information
ANTED: bv Chicago wholesale and
about that region, ai d should tie an aid to
mail order house, assistant manager
pome years has demonstrated the ably doe to the expansive force of the its development
(man or woman ) for this county and adjoin­
ing territory. Salary $20 and expenses paid
feasibility of the profitable distillation water vapor generated at the moment
Coos Bsy News : t he Bandon Recorder weekly; expense money advanced. Work
position permanent. No invest­
pt alcohol from yellow pine sawdust, ot explosion Tbne, it is seen that in I sued a fine special edition Thursday. It pleasant;
is illu-trated with picture* of the town, its ment or exi>erience required. Spare time
fn order to ascertain if tbe percent­ internal combustion engines donator industries, the bailair, tbe beaeh, etc., and valuable. Write at onoe for full particulars
and enclose self-addressed envelope.
SUPERINTENDENT.
age of sugar contained in fir sawdust ized alcohol is tbe equal, if not tbe contain« much valuable information, B hu -
132 Lake St., Cbioago. Ill.
don is all riyht, and so is the Recorder HllJ
was high enough to permit its profit­ superior, of gasoline.
its enterprising publisher.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
able utilization for tbe distillation of
"Hitherto tbe objectionable stench
Corpiil'e Herald: On Thursday
Notice
is
hereby given that all persons are
came
out
plcobol, one car of sawdust was dis­ from gasoline locomotives has been Bandon Recorder
forbidden to hunt, fish, camp, or otherwise
u twenty page special
edition,
trespass, without written permission, upon
patched some months ago from Aber­ one of the items contributing to pre mg C-ios county and esta-cislly the Coquille the lands of the undersigned, Township 211
I; 14. Coos county, Oregon, under penalty
deen, Wash., to tbe Hattisbnrg dis­ vent their extensive adoption for un­ valley a good write up. Quite a number of S.
of prosecution to the full extentof the Tres­
illustrations adorned these pages making it pass Laws of this State.
R. H. Ros*.
tillery. The result showed that 59 derground mine work. But locomo­ a very creditable effort.
gallons of alcohol were obtained from tives having the manifest advantages
Coos Bay Times: The special issue of the
Timber Land Act,,June 3, ISIS
2(MM) pounds of sawdust. The alcohol of this type and burning alcohol, Bandon Accorder, published Thursday by
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
V T Fetter is worthy of commendation and
sells foi about 17 cents per gallon. If eliminating the only objection of tbe citizens of Bandon should help Mr United States Land Office, Roseburg. Ore.
May 3, 19(16.
these results are possible, a ton of stench, will rapidly gain tbe favor ot Fetter in his earnest endeavor tn helping to
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH.
build up so favored n place. Bandon is in
sawdust converted into alcohol is mining men, as there are many min the same fix as Coos Bay She has the lo­ with the provisions of tbe act of Congress
worth Hbout $10. The recent action ing situations to which they are H(i- cation and the resourci s back of her. All of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘ An act for the sale
SAMPLE BOOM IN CONNECTION.
she needs is more capital and with a li«« of timber lands in tbe States of California.
of Congress in removing the internal mirably adapted.
Oregon.
Nevada
and
WHshington
Terri
newspaperman as Mr. Fetter has shown
lory.” as extended to all the Public Land
revenue tax on deustnred alcohol at
himself to be this will neces«arily come
States by act of August 4, 1892, Ethel M.
Coquille Sentinel: The special 20-pnge
once opens np a field for its more ex­
Oakes, of Parkersburg, County of Coos.
edition of the Bandon Recorder made its
Timber Land Act. June 3, 1878.
Slate of Oregon, has this day filed in this
tensive use in tbe sciences and arte
appeatance Iasi Thursday, and represents a office her sworn statement No. 6686, for the
'NOTICE FOR PUBLICA I ION.
as well as for fuel purposes where United States Land Office, Roseburg Ore. work of art as well as an accurate and val­ purchase of the 8EX NWJ^ of Section No.
ued presentation of tbe history, the in- 14 in Township No. 28 S., Range No. 14 W., I
May 3. 1906.
gasoline and distillate have enjoyed
Notioe is hereby given that in compliance dusliies and the possibilities of Southern and will offer proof to show that tbe land
tbe entire field.“
with tbe provisions of tbe act of Congress Coos. Au editor or a printer can best ap­ sought ih more valuable for its timber or
of
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale preciate tIt* labor involved in an edition of «tone than for agricultural purposes, and to
The following article on denatured
of timber lands in the Stales of California this cbaiacter. and the printer knows last establish her claim to said land before tbe
alcohol, from Mines and Minerals, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri­ how to sympathize if by chance there was
County Clerk and Clerk of County Court of
will prove of interest:
tory” as extended to all the Public Land a flaw in some feature of the typogrsphi Coos county, al his office at Coquille, Or.
and presswoik. But a careful inspection ot
“Tbe possibility of saving a large States by act of August 4. 1892, Edward L 'his “printshop product” convinces ns that on Thursday, (he 26th day of July, 1906.
Ohman, of Bandon, County of Coos. State
She names hh witnesses: John Walstrom.
amount of money on the annual fuel of Oregon, has this day filed in this office it lacks little of perfection, tvisigraphically A. Carlson, Thomas Drane, E. J Rose, all
bill of tbe mining and milling in­ his sworn statement No. 6683. for the put and in other respects, and we hasten to of Parkersburg. Coos county, Oregon.
chase of the SE quarter of SW quarter of congratulate our esteemed and enterprising
Any and all persona claiming adversely
dustries of this country is a subject Section No. 6. in Township No. 29, 8.. Rang* contemporary. Brother Fetter’s effort the above described lands are requested to
•li
uld
tie
appreciated
by
the
people
of
Co
­
well calculated to arouse popular in­ No. 13 West, and will offer proof to show
file tbeir ctnims iri this office on or befor»
that the land sought is more valuable foi quille Valley, and it. certainly is by hustliti). md 26th day of July, 1906.
DEALER IN HARDWARE.
terest in tbe act to remove the present its timber or stone than for agriculture sud progressive Bandon. The edition, a«
B enjamin L. E ddt , Register.
--------- JJ
purposes, and to establish his claim to said before staled, contains 20 pages, and it is
tax on denatnrized alcohol.
filled
with
interesting
matter
and
well
laud before the County Clerk and Clerk ot
"During the last few years hundreds tbe Co. Court of Coos County st his office printed halftone illustrations. The prie
Timber Lund Act. June 3, 1878.
XX
per c qiv is only 10 cents.
of mining companies have installed on Thursday, the 26th day of July, 1906.
notice : for publication
XX
He names as witnesses: Frank Flam
Salem Capital Journal : Tbe Bandon Re United States I,and Office, Roseburg, Ore
gasoline engines to run power and
Edward Hsd«*ll. Altiert Snead and W i II ihii colder for July 12th, A. T. Fetter, editor,
May 3, 1906.
lighting machinery. In competition Doak, all of Parkersburg. Oregon,
comes to hand in twenty page illustrated
Notice is hereby given that in compliant!«
Will Keep od Hand at sll Tinies
Any and sll persons clsiming adveiseh edition, a boom edition for that live town with the provisions of the act of Congress
with cheap fuel, such as coal and
the alsive described lands are requested t< of Southwestern Oregon
of Juno 3, 1878. entitled “An act for the sal«
wood, gasoline bH* not made a marked file their claims in this office on or befori
Although one of the smaller harbors on of limber lands in ttie States of California.
the Oregon coast, Bandon is able to make Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter
advance, but tn regions remote from said 26tb day of July, 1906.
a showing something like the equivalent ot ritory,” as extended to all the Public Land
B knjamin L. E ddt , Register.
such fuels anil sources of cheap water
125 carloads of export* for the year endim Stales tiy net of August 4. 18!»2, George W.
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry. Egge. Butter and all Farm Produce
July 1st.
i
or electric power, it has been exten­
Cox. of Bandon, County of Coos, State of
Timber Land Act, J line 3, 187ft.
Ibis is without counting the luntbi'r < iregon, has this day filed in this office bis
I
will pav bigbeHt market price for beef. pork, mutton,wool. hides. etc.
sively adopted. W hether or not the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
product*, which isover twenty five millioi -»••in statement No. 6682, for the piirchas«
rapidly {increased price of gasoliue United States Land < ffiee. Row burg. Ore fiel, board messure, besides large shipment« of I,ot I of Section No. 18 in Township No.
May 3, 1906.
of poh-8 for telephone and telegraph lines.
29, S„ Range No. 14 West, and will offer
was justified by tbe danger of short
Notice is hereby given that in comoliso.i
During th.- y-ar m«nftened RW st«arnet« i pjoof to show that Hie land «ought is inori
with
tne
provisions
of'the
act
of
Congres-
on account of tbe greatly increased
entered the port and 208 other vessels i valuable for its timber or stone than fot
of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sab
demand is a question, The fact re­ of timber lands in the States of California. entered and cleared the harbor of Bandon agricultural purposes, and to establish hi«
From the Recorder one can get a van I. laiui to said land before the County Clerk
Bridge & Bearli
mains that tbe price of gasoline has Oregon, Nevada, and Washihgtvn Terri good impression of the varied resources and mil Clerk of County Court, of Coos County. ■
tory,” as extended to ail the Public Laud enterprises of this little gnu of a city in
Stove*. Billige* and Heater*
nearly doubled in a few years' ti me. States by act of August 4, 1892, William A
it hi* office at Coquille, Oregon, on Thurs
Southwestern Oregon, which his many
Have in them so many excellencies that they are now acknowledged the
Htid the retail price today varies from Prewett. of Parkersburg. County of Coos, claims to be considered as n future siimme’ ' day, the 26th day of July. 1906.
He names as witnesses: Lyman J- Davison
greatest sellers on the coast, and tbev are growing in favor every rear. We
Stale
of
Oregon,
bus
this
day
filed
in
thi-
resort.
2<> cents per gallon in the vicinity of
Gilbert G. Kennedy, Spray Osborn. John A
have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household and offioe necessities,
office his sworn statement No. C-CJC4. for th»
Tillamook Herald : The Bandon Recor­ Kennedy, all of Bandon, Coo* County.
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case
the oil regions, to from 40 to 60 cents purchase of the NE't of Section No. 14. in
der, one of our many exchanges conic* to] < Iregon.
Our assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
in most of the mining camps of the Township No. 29. S.. Range No. It West our table this week twenty pages strong. |-
Any and all persons claiming adversely
and will offer proof to show that the land
West.
«ought is more valuable tor it* timber oi is lep'ete with illustrât ion« and vnlnabb ihe above-deacrilied lands ate reipiested to
stone
than for agricultural purposes, and t< data regarding Bandoil and Coos county tile their claims in this office on or before
“The public baa only just awakened
' establish his claim to said lend before Oregon. I he enterprise of ‘hat paper xml «aid 26tb day of July, 1906.
B eniamin L. E ddt , Register.
to the fact that tbe removal of tbe the County Clerk and Clerk of County the citizens of that comninnttv will nori,
wonders
in
making
their
industries
and
re
­
present tax of 100 per cent on de- I Court, of Coos County, at his office at Co sources known to outside parties who wish
quille, Oregon, on Thursday, the 26tb day
natiirized alcohol will make it avail of Joly, 1906.
to invest money and grow up with a new
A. B. SABIN
He names ns witness,-« Ed Iladsell. of and prosperous section of thé Oregon
able tie a cheaper and in many ways
country,
Manufacturer
aud Dealer in
Parkersburg, Coos County. Oregon, Thoma«
better fuel than gasoline. Den a tn r- Prewett, of Psikersburg. Coos Count v. Ore­ Mvrtle Point Enteiprise A credit to
•: All Kinds of Saddlery
ized alcohol may lie briefly described gon, Nathaniel Barklow. of Bandon. Coo* Cuvs County is the «pecial nnmber of tbe E
H h rnrM h nd
Ke|» m irr<I.
Recorder issned by enterprising A
as pure gram olcobol tnized with Comity, Oregon. Chris long. of Bandon. Bandon
HANIMIN,
-
-
OH EGON.
1“. Fetter, the publisher, on the 12tli. Ii
Coos Comity, Oregon.
from 10 to 50 per ceut of such liquids
Any and nil person* claiming adversely consists of 20 pages, well edited, neat ns t>. 1*4 e 1
4-U-4-4-4-4-4- 4 -4-4- 4 -I-.; 4 -4.4-4.4-
BOARD OF DIRECTORS; J. 1. K honsnsvso , President. J. T irnwolm . Vice Pte«,
as wood alcohol, gasoline, etc., in tbe abuve-ylescribed lauds are requested Io typography and press work, with line illu«
F. J. F aht , Cashier, F rank F lam , T. P. H anlv .
file their claims in this office on or before tratious of scenes and iti.lustries for which
order to make it non-drinkable. At said -tith dav of July, 1906.
tbe county is uow fanuAis and bound to b<
C. H. PATTERSON
A general banking business transacted, and customers given every accommodation
come more so. i'b<' Bsudon |s-ople have
B bnjamin L. E ddt , Register.
prices ranging front 15 cents to 30
consistent with safe and connervative flanking.
given Mr. Fetter good support in bi* under Dray and General Delivery
—ooo —
cents per gallon, it can be made as a
Corre«pon<ienta: Tbe American National Bank of 8an Franc ¡»co, California,
taking and he has deaerveil it all. ihe'
Meet all Boats.
history,
industries
and
opportunities
are
Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon
by.product at any place where pot*.
HINGLE8 for sale No. Ü white oedar
w—All orders handled with care.—
shingles, full count, fl per thcHlBHb0, treated at length in an interesting manner
The
Chase National Bank of New York.
to*, sugar beets, corn nr grain cao Bandon Commercial Co. v*
B andon , r
Oftwoow
and th* newspaper in l.t* entirety i* some
Hank Is »»pen from tl a m to IS m., and I p in. to 3 p.pi
THE RECORDER
it ruat.i*a*n
be grown. For boiating, pumping,
power machinery, etc., at isolated
mines, where other fuels are dear,
this alcohol will wake possible a con­
siderable leduelioo iu expenses.
“Contrary to tbe popular belief,
however, tbe calorific power of a .
cobol is considerably leas tbau that
of gaaoliue, a gallon of pure etbH
alcohol having but 7000 heat nuits iu
gaaoliue, ao that for strictly beating
purposes alcohol ia inferior to gaso
liue.
“But by mixing tbe pure alcobo
with from 10 to 50 per cent wood al­
cohol, gasoline, or turpentine the
mixture is rendered nou-driokable
and the calorific power greatly in
creased over tbe plain alcohol. In
France aud Germany, where there
Prosper
Mill
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
General Merchandise
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
Il
Ar IŒNXEDA
THE
HORSFALL
HOSPITAL
J. Waldvogel & Son
W
Leaders in the
M eat L ine
Bandon
Oregon
TUPPER > HOUSE
Rates $i.oo to $2.00 per Day
BANDON,
♦
OREGON
0
CASH BUSINESS ONLY
After May 1, 1906
But the price on goods will be
reduced and will be an object
for you to trade with me.
WM. GALLIER.
I
MARKET
T. ANDERSON. Prop.
Fresh*Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
NEED A NEW STOVE?
T he H ardware M an .
BANK
of
BANDON
BAJSTDOKT, OREGON
Capital $25,000.00
t
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