Bandon recorder., September 27, 1906, Image 4

Homeseekers
and
Investors
Investigate the
Opportunities offered at
COQUILLE NEWS NOTES
Leander, Our Correspondent
Tells of the Week’s Inci­
dents at the Hub.
A Rancher s Attractive Offer
to Hunters.
Tbe races at Arago were somewhat
of a failure this year. Tbe puree«
offered were toe small aud good
Rock Creek, Or., Sept. 22.—Sport horse« could oot tie secured
Sepl 21—Seta Ruby, loading at
and makiug money do not alweye go
Prusper
Mill Co.
hand in band, but A. A. Caratbera. a
J. Virgie Pngb has been appointed
Kepi 25-Sch C T Hill, loading at
rancher near here, te out with an offer post master at Empire
Proeper Mill Co.
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that be believes should be attractive
Sepl 26—Scb Advance, loading at
to some of tbe gunners of Portlaod.
Dr. C u I ìd , Jas Watson and M. J. Proeper Mill Co.
Since tbe repeal of tbe buuuty on Hartnen came down from Coquille to
Sept 26—Tug Voeburg troni At­
day
in
a
gasoline
launch.
toria.
coyotes they have multiplied rapidly
■AILBD.
aud Carat hers, who has many chick
Sept
21
—
St
tn
Elizabeth for 8 F
ens, has suffered greatly from tbe
Pain in your eyes, head­
with 250 M lumber. 300,000 shingle«,
visits of tbe roamers. So heavy have ache, weariness, nervousness,
60 tons mise.
been bis losses that be will board a are signs of defective
Outside—Stm. Coquille River with
man and bis dogs free of charge and
barge Chinook in tow.
pay him $1 a scalp for every coyote
killed in bis neighborhood. Caratbera
Butter wrappers printed at tbe R e
thinks this is a
good chance
CORDER office.
for Portlaod hunters with wolf
Consult M. G. Pohl, licens­
bouuds to spend an eojoyable ontiug
ed optician, at Bandon Hard-
and at the same time make a little
ware Co. store, Oct 16, 17,
money.
At North Bend
Tbe coyotes are multiplying so fast 18, 19.
in thia vicinity that the next legisla
Is oow open for the re-
lure will probably be asked to restore
ceptioo of patients. Tbe
ths bounty law or at least make an
terms ate 910 per week
appropriation amounting to one half
and upwards. For par­
ticulars apply to : :
or one third of the sum paid for
scalps when the old law out of ex­
istence. In this way only a poriion
of tbe coyotes would be killed, be
North Bend, Or.
cause as soon as tbe appropriation
All Kinds of
was exhausted there would be no sale
for scalps.
Autumn days have come, tbe farm­
ers have garnered their harvest pre­
paring fur the approaching winter
Already the evenings and mornings
are cold aud chilly and a tire is a
necessary requisite. You by tbe sea
side are alright, but tbe rigid man­
dates of law says Peoples buttermilk
is good enough for ns up here. These
cold and frosty mornings when tbe
cold chills see ruuuiug up and down
our vertebra please remember your
less fortunate brothers io need.
Tbe train has failed to put io an
appearance fur the last few days. Tbe
company is repairing sums bridges
which was essential for the safety of
its patrons. Consequently tbe trav­
eling public have bad to adopt the
old method, the foot and walker line.
Tbe late arrivals are somewhat con
fused but tbe old moesback is cool
and reconciled for that was his mode
of transportation in tbe primitive
days that are gone although it re
quires tbe renowned Beaver Slough
to till out tbe program.
Our public school has commenced
with au able corps of instructors aud
the young juvenile's abseuce is noted Attempt Made to
on the street.
Rob Drain Postoffice.
A. L. Barnum, an old steam boat
Drain, Or., Sept. 24.—An almost
man of pioneer days, but recently successful Httempt to rob tbe post- Furnished at Living Prices. A share
of the Publio Patronage
from the Columbia river, has returned office aafe was made here last night
Solicited.
for a short visit after an absence of and was probable frustrated by night­
15 years. Al say» there are a great watchman Mynatt, or Postmaster
many changes during that period of Hazard. Tbe nightwatchman beard
time. He found some familiar coun­ a noise at tbe rear of tbe building in
tenances but th“ majority was sup­ which the office is located, but ou in­
planted with new faces aud new vest ion found nothing wrung. Tbe
“eiies and lime had wrought many postmaster went in st 4 o'clock to
changes. Tbe old landmarks are make up tbe mail for tbe Coos Bay
familiar to bis eyes, and he said the stage aud fonud a charge of nitro
water ebbed and flowed just the same- glycerin attached to tbe safe with
Proprietors.
Tbe R. R. surveyors are in the vi­ fuse ready to be lighted. Several
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cinity of Beaver Slough running pre houses have beeu brokeu into since
liminary Hues. What it all means work began ou tbe new railroad here
but this is the most daring attempt
T l "? t ¡•tr it n?
time alone will demonstrate, but
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evidently it is tbe outcroppings of a
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AWAKES
FROM
SLEEP.
permanent railroad down the coast.
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Tbe races at Arago last week was
tbe all absorbing topic and a great Signs That Empire City Is
Takiug New Lease on
many of our citizens took them io or
rather was taken in. B»cky Lnvkiss.
Life*
president of the Womans’Clean up
ALVIN MUNCK, Prop.
Empire City, Or., Sept. 23.—(Spec­
Club w is llieie looking after the dead
ial )—After many years tbe people
soldiers mid was accorded a seat in
who have always held that there was
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Best Wines,
ti e grand stand lint neither Geo. a future before Empire City are say­
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Moiiltiu nor Vnru«y was present ing ‘‘I told yon so ” There are move­
Liquors and
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ments
on
foot
now
that
warrant
tbe
1 ence I he old lltdy looked lonesome
Cigars.
Lynn Doyle accompanied by Annie prediction that Empire City is going
io awaken from its long sleep.
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Heather was there. Lynn assumes a
From instruments filed with the
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very diginfie I appearance since tbe Clerk of Coos County within the psst
We invite our friend« to eall
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and see ua,
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Woman’s Clean lip Club gives him a few days I' has been learned that, tbe
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
weekly ablution of roup and water. Southern Oregon Company has been
All kinds of Iron, Steel
However, misfortnne win in store foi quietly engaged in I eying up lands
north of Empire City for some and Wood work Executed
linn Some confidential friend gnv<
months, and deeds have already been on short notice.
him a tip whereby h« could double tiled covering over 30<NJ acres of land
his exchequer ami be readily availed Tbe knowing ones say that, this means
himself of tbe opportunity, when l< the opening of tbe big sawmill that
of a'l kind promptly doue.
aud bebold, he had bis lust sesterce has so long been idle, and tbe faci
HORNENHOEIMi
on tbe wrong horse. Buncoed Hgaiu that the Dean Lumber Company ot
a specialty.
and the hard hearted steam boat men Marshfield, sent a man here a few
B andon ,
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O sxoon .
ha<l recently adopted a cash system days ago to purchase some of the ma
which left him in a deplorable condi chiuery and the refusal of the South
tion, but fortunately »here is a wagon eru Oregon Company to sell lends
road to Coquille, aud iu tbe wee strength to tbe report that tbe mill ïr^-33-3-3-3-3-3-3^*33.35
email boors uf the night there was e will soon be opened.
ARTHUR RICE
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han a select stock of
It is further nss>rted that a force ,'r
terrible noise on tbe opposite aide of
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
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tbe river and it was not Hark Diiu of men will soou be set to work at i
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bam snoring either. It was aftei overhauling tbe mill.
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HOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
To day, fully three fourths of the
ferry hours and Lynn was dickering
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s The largeRt end beet Atworlnient in
| wilh tbe boys to ferry him across th* business places and residences in Em­ « town. Agsles poliabed and mount­
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river and be would pay them when pire City are deserted, but should t he $
ed to order. If you find a nice agate
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. be realized tbe cash from tbe accumu­ big mills resume operations, tbe I while on the beacb we will tell you
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jji-rr on jraughf. ::
lation of dead soldiers be bad in bis streets of tbe city, so long deserted, .r whether it is worth mounting. A
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large aaaortiuent of watches. clock«,
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; pockets. He expected to realize a will again teem with life The South­
silverware and Jewelry of nil kind«,
C ourteous T reatment .
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cash valuation of a nickel apiece at ern Oregon Company is credited with
Gold and Fountain Pena, including *
being the owners of 97,000 acres of
Baxter Bros.
the Waterman and Conklin's auto­ ÿ
G pomm Bro« t
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L eander .
land in C ooh County, but fur some
matic fillers, the best, in the market.
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reason best known to tbe officials of I We have the Marshall one dollar
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fountain pen.
Warren Parker bad quite an ex­ the company this laud has not been
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perience with a cow a couple of weeks utilized. Should the mill here be re­
»go. It seems be bought tbe cow opened it is said that the company
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
jnst to help a man out—the milk <ji owns enough timber to keep it run­
human krndness asserting itself Hav ning day and night for years.
Bandon. Oregon,
iug no use for the cow he told the
The steamer Alliance from Port
Recorder u>sn to advertise her foi land recently brought a quantity of
I sale. The punier overlooked tbe machinery for a tisb canning plant to
Is just tn receipt of r new end
matter and the ad did not appear for beofened here by Sam Elmore, of
fresh stock of
P. B. HOYT, Prop
, two weeks and in tbe meantimesom» - Astoria, and 30 tuns of tin to be con­
Drugs and Chemicals,
body put tbe cow wise and she died tacted into salmon cane. A force of
just before the (taper came out. Chinese was also brought down to
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Located In EL DORADO BUILDING.
Parker bas been getting all Hint was work in the cannery.
Toilet Articles,
Flr.1 Street. BAXDON, OBMON
Sliverside salmon will ba put up,
coming Io bim for advertising to sell
Dracclata Nnnrlrlaa.
1 a >iead cow and as a rettoli baa re mid it is expected that a large quan­ NHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR P erfumes , B rushes , B porois , Soaa
solved henceforth he will buy no tity of ti<4i " ill l>e pnt in tina l>etween
CUTTING AT NTANDARD PRICES,
N uts and C ardies
more bpsmes just to accommodate a oow and t»>- ' lose of th« season in Hathrnnm newly fllted ap with Porcelain
Cigar«, Tobaacaa awW < i^aawks*
■ mao.
November.
Paints. Oils, Gl|«a sad
Tqb, Hot or Cold Bath« «0 o-qt«
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THE MERCY HOSPITAL
A ND ON
The
Growing
Town
of
Coos County
LEWIN’S
Market
Sisters of Mercy
MEATS and
PROVISIONS
E. LEWIN Prop
JOB..
PRINTING
Neatly and
Promptly
Done at the
Recorder office
The
Eldorado
Wines, Liquors
and Cigars....
Rasmussen Bros.
ANCHOR
BAR
J. W. Field
That's the
Stuff.
Ship Smithing
fhe
Opera
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS.
The Manufacturing
Town.
E l D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS Druggist and Apothecary
The Coming Summer
Resort of the
Oregon Coast
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