THE RECORDER
Myrtle
Puiat.
Port Orford.
F uh S ale 16(1 acres—800 cadar
tie««« from two to five log« each, *2000
piles averaging 40 feet. Also couald*
arable dr. 3| miles from Baadoo.
M. L. R. E d M unuh .
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Gross of Ban
Comment on the orderly coudnct
doD, arrived in the city Tuesday for of the crowd tb*t wa- assemt>le«l at
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TMLKBDAV A FT*. R NOON
a visit with friends.
the late W. O. W. Log Rolling at
Capt C. T Riley, who formerly re this place was beard ou all «ides
sided in Myrtle Point, ia up from This is the direct result of I och I op
Bandon for a visit with former ac tion ami a ‘ dry” county.
quaintances.
Bear and panther are reported to
■ CWRIPT1ON RATES.
be
more numeroiis in the mountains
B. T. Van Decar. who has sold the
of
Curry
this summer, than for some
Oit Yaar ...................................................•* 00 balance of hia jaw airy stock to R P
Six Month«................................................ 1 00 Endicott, leaves today for Portland : time past, and have been causiug
Tbre« Months...............................
50 to take a poaitiou as traveling «ales <*OliHl<iej'ab|e trouble ou the sheep
&Tlr P aid in A dvancb , 41.50 a Y xab man.
ra'iges in the Rogue river couutry.
IB PUBLIBBBD
Prosper
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER8
C« HIÑOLES for sale. No 2 white cedar
I« shingle«, full «onnl, ♦ » per thousand
Bandon Commercial Co.
117 ANTED t>v Chic««« whole««!« «nd
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mail order house. Awustant luminger
(man or woiuhii ) for Ibis county and adjoin
ing territory. 8al«rv $20 «ud expen«e« paid
weekly; expense money advanced. Work
pleasant; ponition |>eriiiatient. No invest
ment or experience required Spare time
Mr. Samusl H. Clintou and Mira
\V. F. Riley arrive«) in town yes valuable. Write nt onoe for full particular«
Thi« paper is entered at the Bandon post
and euulos« self-addreHHed envelope.
Alevia S. Randleman were unite«! terday evening from Sau Jose on a
GENERAL MANAGER.
office aa Second -cl a«« Matter.
134 E Lake St., Cbioago. III.
in the bonds of holy wedlock We«iuer - business visit to Gold Beach. Wal
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THURSDAY. SEPT. «,
day evening the 29tb by Rev. Thus
Barklow, at the home of the bride'«
.10 mother, Mrs Julia Randleman at
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.06 Norway.
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Sbiller B. Hermann, writing from
Chelsea, Masa., saya the weather ia
.05 very hot there and that theye have
.05 been many prostrations and deaths.
Mr. Herman says ibat he expects to
be in Myrtle Poiut about the first of
1.906.
October.
Ed. JenkiDs has returned from
Klamath Falls where he h«s been for
a couple of months. He hsys there
is plenty of work at good wage«, that
thing« are fairly on the boom, but he
desires to farm and wants nothing
that the Klamath country has to offer.
Coos county for him—be has returned
to stay.
The bnsiness men of thia valley
pften speak of the fact that our neigh
bors across tbe divide who live at
poos bay. in their enthusiasm to
boom their beautiful country seem to
completely ignore the existence of
|his rich fertile valley. As one man
said: “All ia for Cooe bay, but what
W. H. Ray, who lives with bis son
woQld Coos bay be if this Coquille Lee, a mile north of town, though
country was not back of it.” Again seventy nine years of age is uot as
it is said that real estate dealers slow a« you might think Last week
ground the mudflats of that section he took a trip to Coquille, got left by
the boat, started home on foot, beat
pform strangers that they have
the boat iu, and wasu't very tired
shown them all that is worth seeiug either. Mr. Ray credits bis remark
m Coos county and that there is noth ably good health au«i strength largely
ing over on the Coquille worth going to Oregon's wonderful climate. \\ hen
to see. The Sentinel does not wish he lived in Nebraska he had poor
health but since comiug to Oregon be
to produce any strife or jealousy be
tiss steadily regained youthful vigor,
tween the two divisions of thecounty, Mr. Ray is particularly proml of the
for Coos bay can be made a great fact that be has a full bead of hair,
commercial center and all should be not a bald spot showiug. Enterprise.
proud that they are near that great
harbor, but it should be remembered
Ten-Mile Fish Hatchery.
that Coos bay harbor would be of far
The Sun says: J. W. Bennett, who
leas consequence were it not for the
fact that the Coquille valley has sup has been devoting his energies toward
plied and will supply the cargoes to the location of a tisb hatchery on Teu-
be shipped over the Coos bay bar to a rnile, has received tbe following letter
great extent. It would be possible to from Master Warden VanDusen,
do our shipping direct over the Co written under date of Aug. 25th:
“I have your letter of the 23 inst.,
quille bar and save railroad freight.
and
note what Jron say about wanting
These matters should be considered
by the business men on the bay who to do something in the hatchery line
should be willing to acknowledge the for the Ten-mile lake. In regard to
importance of this part of Coos coun this matter I would only be too glad
ty and thus avoid any »actional fee) to have work taken up iu my depart
ing. There was a gentleman looking ment on this lake but we have no
over this section this week for persons funds that I Could use for that pur
in the East who lire looking for farm pose; and on account of taking up
lands, and he stated that parties al work on the Coquille river and one or
North Bend and Marshfield bad told two other coast streams this year, I
him that there was nothing over this think it will be some time before I
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way worth looking at. He stated that will have feuds available for such
he was surprised to see such extensive matter as tbe Teo-mile lake.
Tbe legislature might he asked to
farming industry as we have in this
valley after being told that it was not assist iu tbe premises and provide
here............................ The logging in funds for a batching plant and for
tbe maintenance thereof. I would
dnstry on the Coquille river has nt
like very much to have this done if
tamed an immensity that was hardlj
those directly interested think they
dreamed of two decades ago. The
can bring it about. For snob a sta-
old method of hauling with ox teams
tion, we should have at least $1500 to
is relegated to th» past, and powerful
build and equiu the plant, Hiid $1500
steam donkey engines are bringing
a year to pay operating expenses
the huge pieces of timber from the
e will have to ask tbe legislature
mountain side to the river, or to the
to assist in the matter of providing a
railroad for shipment. We are told
hatchery for the Coquille River and
that some camps put in from one t>
at the same tune this Ten-mile Jake
two Ibuu&and feet pet dsy fdlWeVerj
proposition might be included. Al
man employed io the woods. Lum
though we should be a little careful ■
her is in demand, good wages are
and not let the matter interfere with I
paid, and no one need be idle. This
our getting what we want for the Co-1
lodustry coupled with the large dairy
quille River, and if you folks thought I
industry, county road building, gen
we were taking some chances. I would
etal farming, and some branch road
suggest that we aim to gei the Co i
conalriiclioo places onr valley in the
quille station provided for nt the next
foremost ranks of busy and pros
session of tbe legislature and then
perous advancement. A journey on
look forward to the following for the
one of onr steamers from Bandon to
Ten-mile proposition,
Myrtle Point will convince an observ
“Assuring you of my sincerity iu re
mg person that, this section is fast
coming to the front aa the moat pros gHrd to the matter of taking proper
care of all of tb«se stream«. I remain,'
perous region in Oregon.—Sentinel
Yours very Respectfully,'
Following in a list of th* old
H. G. V an D usen ,
soldiers buried at the Bandon cero
Master Fish Warden.
alary:
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L H. Palmar. Co. F 23rd W is.
Tbe woman who said she knew her
John Shutt, seaman, U S navy.
husband
didn't drink because he
E. G. Davidson, Co. F 14th 111.
Capt.R.B Littlefield, Co. L lut «frank so much water in tbe morning
Mass hvy art
isn't in it with the woman who says
(). F. Topping, Co. C 8th III. csv,
that tbe rea-ou her btisband do< su’l
M. I. Swift, Co, D 6th Iowa.
go Io church ia beca«s«> be is already
P. W. Dow ley.
as good as h* can lie. Detioit Free
Carl Hermaon, Co. G, 6th Cal.
Gao. W. Laggaft. Co. H 45tb Ky Preaa.
Mill Co.
ter say« that il seems good to get
back to Curry agHin, although be is
favorably impresse«! with what he has
seen of California.
The Elizabeth called iu ou Let
down trip Thursday afternoou and
remained until Friday evening—
loading lumber from Adolphseu’s
mil). She took about 150,000 aud
this, together with her other freight,
makes one of the largest cargoes (L hi
she has ever taken to lite city.
Em. Jamieson's saw mill, ou Sixes
river is running right along; while
bis brother Chas, has a gang of men
at work oil the big ditch leading to
his placer mines, where be has good
prospects of taking out a mint of
money. Cotiderable activity in the
mining enterprise is rep«jrted from
that section.
Rough fir lumber is about $7 higher
in Sail Francisco at the present time
than it was a year ago, aud the Port
Orford Cedar Company expect to
take advantage of this fact by start
ing the Adolpbsen mill in a few days
and runuiog it as late into the fall as
possible.
Newt ami Ed Divilliise, and two
gentlemen whose names we did uot
learn, have gone on an extended
prospecting trip to the head waters
of Elk aud Sixes, from whence they
will cross over into the Illinois coun
try. They expect to be gone a month
or six weeks, abd as they are qualified
to do scientific work we will not be
surprised if good fortune rewards
tbeir efforts.—Tribune.
THKSPASN notick .
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
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General Merchandise
Notice ia hereby given that all person« are
forbidden to bunt, tiab, camp, or otherwise
iieHnaaa. without written pertniaaion. upon
tlielandaof the uuderaigned, Townabip‘J*.>
8. R 14. Coos county, Oregon, under penalty
of proHecntion to the full eitentof the Tres
pass Laws of this Blate.
R. H. R osa .
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
Market Price Allowed for Produce of all Kinds.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
OREGON
Department of the Interior.
PROSPER,
I1. S. Land < Jffice. at Roseburg. Or..
July 3, 1906
Notice i« hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make tinal proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MA KKRS
fore County Clerk and Clerk of County
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Wagons of all Hinds Made to Order.
Court of Coos County, at his offioe at Co
quille, Oregon, oil Septemlair 8, 1906, viz:
Job work attended to promptly «nd nil work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
ALFRED M. WEST,
reasonable. 8hopon Atwater street. Bandon, Gr.
H. E No 9262, for the SW<4 SE1,. Sec. 27.
W>, NE «. BE1* NW',, Sec. 34. Tp 29 8, R
14 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hia oonlintious residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: Willimn Doyle, Cash
Doyle, Silas Doak, and William Doak, all of
Parkersburg. Oregon.
B bnjamin I.. E ddy . Register.
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Prices
L
J. Waldvogel & Son
Leaders in the
NOTICE
M eat L ine .
FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg Or.,
July 3, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has bled notice of her inten
tion to make Huai commutation proof in
support of her claim, and that said proof
will be made before J. H. Upton, IL 8. Com
missioner. at. his office at Langlois, Oregon,
on September 11, 1906, viz:
ALLIE CROWLEY,
“Nee” Wilson, H. E. No. 12805, for the E1-*,
SEW of See. 25, Tp 30 8, R 15 W.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and cul
tivation of said land, viz : Susie Crowley,
■John Clausen, Charles F. W. Blumenrotber,
•John Crowlev, all of Langlois, Oregon.
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register.
Oregon
Bandon,
TUPPER < HOUSE
Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per Day,
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MOS'TH.
SAMPLE ROOM
IN CONNECTION.
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Prayer t>y the endless chain system
will be slopped by the pbstottice
authorities, aiid it is likely that pro
moter of this scheme of worship will
find tlietnselves defendants in ths
near future in suits charging them
with misuse of the mails. For many
months churchgoers of western Penn
sylvania have been annoyed by re
ceiving letters containing the follow
ing prayer: “O Lord Jesus Christ
we implore The»«, O, Eternal God, to
have mercy on all mankind, keep u<-
from sin by thy precious blood, and
take us to be with Thee eternally
Amen.”
The letter accompanying the prayei
ia as follows: ‘‘This prayer was writ
'en by Bishop Lawrence, who rec
ommet’ded il to be written and sent
to nine other persons. He who will
not write and send this will tie over
'aken by some misfortune. One per
son who did uot pay attention to it
met with a dreadful accident. Tbe>
who will write and send this will ex
perience great joy at Jerusalem. It
is said that be who writes this will bo
delivered from every calamity Pleasi
io not break the chain
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Special Edition- We have several
hundred copies of the Recordei I
special edition on band yet. Send
them to your frieuds elsewhere. Ill
cents a copy, 3 for 25c.
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BANDON
HARDWARE
Will soon have a complete line of all kinds of Hardware and
solicit a share of your patronage. Will have tin shop in con
nection.
ON YOUR
HUNTING TRIP
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Be «nre to be properly equipped—obtain the STEV
ENS ami you c anno r «.<» w hong . We make
from $2 25 to $150 00
from 2 50 to 50 00
from 7 50 to 35 00
RIFLES .
PISTOLS .
SHOTGUNS
A Fifty Dollar Suit
Ask your dealer and insist
1st Send for 140 page Ulus-
If . trated catalog. If inter
on our popular make. I
you cannot obtain, we ship ested in SHOOTING, you
dire« t, carrtafc chvgTf might to have it. Mailed
Frtf'atd, upon receipt of for four < ents In stamp« to
< ata log pri< e.
cover postage.
Our attrm the three-color Aluminum Hanger will be
sent anywhere for iu <ents in stamps.
Will pot. make a man look dressed up if he has a three day« growth of beard.
Presto, change. Jost step into
H. F
MORRISON’S Barber Shop
and he will make yon look like a gentleman.
J. STKVKNS ARMS AND TOOL CO..
Hot and Cold Bath«.
P. O. Box 4096
Chicopee Falls, Mui., U. 3. A
BANDON
Bandon Foundry
R,,d Machine Shop
Mill
T. ANDERSON. JProjD.
Will Keep on Hand at all Times
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
and Steamboat
WORK
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NEED A NEW STOVE?
SPECIALTY.
S pecial M achines
Bridge A Bench
Stove«, Itnngem hih I Hentern
Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
Screws,
Machine
Bolts,
Pipe and, Fittings,
Brass H’orA'.
(tenersi Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
Connection.
Neatly and
Promptly
All Kinds of Saddlery,
Have in I hern so many picellencie. that they are now acknowledged the
preateat wellera on the coaat, and they are prowine in favor every year. We
have the explosive agency in Itandon for theae household and office neceaaitiea,
and price« range exceedingly niodeat in either case.
Our aaaortment of hardware, tinware and edged tool« ia moat complete.
A. M c N air ,
BANK
A. B. SABIN
Manufacturer and Denier in
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MARKET
XX
XX
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc.
A. Garfield, Prop.
JOB...
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OREGON.
BANDON,
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of
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BANDON. OREGON
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Capital $25,000.00
Harnrim hik I SHddlen Repaired.
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A general banking bnaine«« transacted, and cnatomer« given every ncoommodathw
consistent with safe and conservative banking.
Oonwpondentx:
The American National Bank of 8an Francisco, California.
Marchant«* National Bank, Portland, Oregon
The Chase National Bank of New York.
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