Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, October 04, 1906, Image 3

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A«*<>r<ilng t<A the latest «latirtw«,
Veneer and Panel Plant
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S.rm is the world’« great»wc
iNtuniu Cunniff. county surveyor,
Offered Coquille. passed through h>*p I*/-* *eek un btiuin**« limn,
: LODGE DIRfCTOWY.
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Tbe people of Coquille have a
andon lodoe . n <>. u ». a f . a m . proposition offered them which they
Staled communication! Or»t Hator-
dav after th. fall t^uun oj each mouth cau by no meaa« afford to reject, and
All S««t«r Mason« oordially invited
by some power, superhuman if uec
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eatery, tbe sleeping Board of Ttade
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null be roused and «putred up to
T FAN DON LODGE. No. 1¡»8. I. O. O. F. vigorous action. Tbe proposition re
I) meet« «vary Saturday evening.
Visiting brother« in good «landing oor­ ferred to involves only tbe giving of
dially invitad.
J. L STITT,
N. O.
a building site nod «mall cash in­
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ducement, tin* latter oot specified or
particularly dwelt upon, and in re
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elphi - ludoe jíx ». m . Kmsht« <>i turn tbe cotLmunify 1« to boast oT a
PvtbiH«. Meet« eyery M<>nday eren
in« at Maaonic hall
Vietung Kniwtot« lo-
fiouriHbiug veneer, panel and fruit
vit«*d to atleud.
-I. H SH1ELDB, C. C.
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basket factory that will give employ-
rnenr to 16 or tweuty men tbe first
Foresters of América.
OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No. year and 40 or 50 men thereafter, ami
17. meet« Friday night of eaah week,
in Concrete Hall. Bandon. Oregon. A oor coat iu tbe neighborhood of #20,000.
dial welcome ia extended to all visiting
A. K Hatteberg A Son is tbe firm
brothers
W D MARSHALL,
■A. Aon. .
Chief Ranger.
that make« tbe offer to tbia city. Mr.
Fin. Secretary.
Hatteberg, Sr., is at' present con­
Woodmen of the World,
nected with tbe veneer and furniture
C’EASIOE CAM!* No. SW. W O. W.
meets in re»olsr session the first sod factory
at North Bend. He is
third 1’borw1”vs of escb month in tbe Ma
sonic ball. Visiting member« are cordially thoroughly experienced in this line of
invited.
A. RICE, U <>•
manufacture, having devoted the bet­
O.C. W aldvooil , Clerk.
ter part of his life to it, and has a
plant now operating in Michigan
PROFESSIONAL
which be desires to move to Coquille
because of our better adapted condi­
Dr U. L Houston, tions iu the way of river, marketing
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
chaiice, and plentiful fir and other
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Offioe over Drug Store.
Hours, 9 to 12.
a.m. 1.30 to ♦, p m.: 7 to 8 in the evening
Night calls answered from office.
BANDOR,
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Dr, 8- L. Feritine,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
OREGON.
BANDON,
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OFFICI OVIB FURNITURE STORE.
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BANDON,
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ATTORNEY
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TOPPING,
COUNSELOR. AT LAW
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Fire Insurance.
Bandon,
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BARROW
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Attorney and Counselor at Law
Notary Public
Firat-clana references. Fifteen Yeats Ex-
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Fj^ings and Final proofs made on Home­
steads, Timber Claim« and Otber.U. 8. Land«
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Mopey. Loan« Negotiated on Approved
Security.
Office in room 10 Beyerle Bnilding, Ban-
’doD.' Residence on Bntte Creek, Oregon.
Real Estate bought and Sold.
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bit way it» survey than»» vagi>n
Mr« Thaw ba« atitiotitrceA rtmt «be
road to be built
> m St»e» pivar pi mteud« ie “tell all,” am* tboweof iv 1
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Denmark
who haven't forgotten bo* taag ae'
Dr. Pot erm *i of SeaMle a ad hi« well prepnrs to blunll
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brother departed by the . steamer
Tbe total packet «ew<l trade of tbe ?
Elizabeth for Seattle via San Frau country amouuta to rjl.miilDiMl pack­ •>
cieco. They are brother« of Mr« Ban et«, of which the government give« ♦♦
croft, wb iee husband i« superintend away 4U,UU0,(MM). aud the dealer■ «ell ♦
ent of the Elk river mining Co.
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It i* reported that the Port Orford
Never judge by ap|>earntice«. A ♦
Cedar Co , contemplate* closing down
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tbe Adolphnen mill in the near fu­
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while the man wearing a plug bat
ture, a« they are unable to secure
and yellow kid glovt« may l>e a de
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The Ladies are Invited to Call
team« to haul tbe lumber luto Port
Imquent subscriber,
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Orford at #2.25 per tboiiHand and re­
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fuse to raise the price.
Tbe Chicago man who returned ♦ ♦
It ie said that Prof. Heinze of home after thirty-one year'« absence ♦•>
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Denver, who ba« I men «hipping tbe and gave bi« wife #5<MM), got off rather : Bandon
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cheaply
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Black Oxide of copper from the Can
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field A Hurt mine ou Collier'« creek lhe family—about #3.25 a week.
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in Curry Co., ba« found the ledge.
“Tbiuk what a dreadful world thi«
As I hie ia tbe riche«t copper ore ever would be,” say« aud exchange “if all
found it menus much for ttie future
the people were like you.' But think
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of this county, as tbe euterpriH« is bow much more dreadful it would lie .1. E. H.UfS.lLL.
Practical Surveyor.
backed by Denver mult millionaires,
if they were just like your neighbor.
lhe ore is said to average84 percent.
— Kansas (Jity Journal.
The «learner Elizabeth called in on
Wtiat are you doing for your town?
It you WHiit a borne in Oregon, investigate our offering«.
ber downward trip, last Friday night,
a nd anchored in the bay until morn- If you have no confidence in the . We have Timber and Goal Lands, Tarm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and
iug, when sbe came in to tbe wharf, growth and improvement of the town
CITY PROPERTY.
an<l took on board about 40 cords of and country hi which you live bow on
If you wish to buy, «ell or exchange, call on u« and we will give you good
matchwood, 40 thousand feet fine ce­ earth do yon expect other people to I
«ervico. Homesteaders Located <»i Desirable Government Land.
dar lumber, several tons of butter,
move among you and cau«e the
and mixed freight. She left here
41) good l«val LOTS in WOODLAND ADDITION, close m anil c)i« «i> for cash
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about noon, having several passengers country to develop aud grow for your
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hardwoods. Mr. Hatteberg’« eon is from this place for San Francisco. benefit
the manager of tbe eastern plant Our people are pleased with tbe
Statisticans estimate that twenty-
Stock t sncti of 520 acres : good buildings aud other improvements. #5 per acre.
which is guaranteed to be an up to steamer, and think she is just about two acres of land are necessary to
VI <■ L:»ve dairy ranobes, city residence property and acreage property within city
the right size for this place. Captain
date concern and free of all incum
limits.
sustain
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Jensen is a polite social gentleman,
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brance. Tbe elder Hatteberg claims and liked by everybody.—Tribune.
same space of land if devoted to OHice in ElDiirndo Bldg
to have invented a piece of machinery
wheat culture would feed forty two
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commonly used in veneer factories,
people; if to onts, eighty eight; pota­ II
and in other ways gives the assurance
toes. Indian corn and rice 176, and if
that be has a knowledge of every de-
to the plantain or banana, over 6,(KM)
tail.of tbe business.
people.
The gentleman paid a visit to Co
Uncle Sam has the best credit of
Escorted by the Elmore, the steam­
qnille a few days ago, took a look
any
man in the world. He recently
er Geo. W. Elder arrived from St.
about town, and talked to a few of
Johus last night ami moored at Mar­ wanted to borrow, at only 2 per ceut
our citizens. He was very much im­ tin’s dock, ber first visit to the local per annum interest. $32,(XK),(MK) to
pressed, and seemed anxious to come
barbor since sbe was wrecked near build the Panama canal, aod $445,
here if only a site and some funds to Goble, about two years ago. Her re­ (KM),(MX) were immediately offered him.
aid biq> in rnoviug were pledged by pairs are practically completed, but Don’t worry about our Uncle Samuel
the city. He returned to North Bend, it will require about two weeks to fit He is in easy financial circumstances,
and on Tuesday Mayor Stanley re­ ber up with furnishings.
Sbe ia ttiauk you.
ceived a plat of tbe proposed factory scheduled to go out on her first trip
Illinois leads the union of states in
and a statement of the proposition on Oct. 18
wealth of farm lands. It ranks every
which be has to present to our peo­
Originally it was planned to oper­ other state in tbe average real estate
ple. The plat can be seen at Mr. ate ber in connection with the Roan value of its medium farms per acre,
Stanley’s office, while the accompan- oke on tbe Portland-San Pedro route, having outstripped New Jersey, its
ing statement is as follows:
calling at Eureka . But lhe intention rival in that particular, since the cen­
“A. K. Hatteberg & Son proposes is now to send ber no farther sus of 19(M) was taken Illinois, there­
to build a veneer, panel and fruit south than San Francisco and have fore is not only the wealthiest, agu-
basket factory at Coquille if suitable ber make port of entry calls at Coos culturally, of all the states as a whole, I
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arrangements can be made. This Bay and Eureka. This decision was but acre for acre, irrespective of area.
factory will cost in tbe neighborhood reached after tbe California & Oregon
Iowa claims to have twenty-two per
of #20.000, and will employ 16 or 20 Steamship Co. begun to operate tbe
ceut of all the farm telephones in
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men through tbe first year, and after Alliance on the Coos Bay run. It ia
America, with about 12,000 miles of
that time 40 or 50 men. We would claimed that by making anch arrange­ farm telephone wires. The increase
C. P. JEN'S EX, Master.
like to get as an inducement a mill ments the Elder can give the local of farm telephones during the last
site 300x300 feet, or thereabouts, on merchants a far better service and at three years throughout the entile This Steamer ia New. ia Strongly built, and fitted with the latest improvements, and will
Rive a regular H day service, for passengers and freight, between the
Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif.
the river bank adjoining the new tbe same time it will be possible for Northwest has been remarkable, li
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
shingle mill (fuel from the mill being ber to get al) tbe traffic sbe can pos
is a good sign; it shows that North
T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 207 Front, Street, San Francisco, California.
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the object), and also what cash you aibly handle. The F. A. Kilburn is
western fsrniers are alert ami up with
people would see fit to donate to tbe only opposition sbe will have at
the times. Tbe telephone is more
Correct Abstracta for any
tins enterprise. W e would build at the way ports, except the Alliance
necessary to the farmer than to the
once eo as to be in operation the last which is making Marshfield her
part of C oon County fur
city man.
part of December next. This mill southern terminus.
nialied on Short Notice.
The quick lunch habit is the cause
would work up about 1,000,000 feet of
Those who went down to Martin's
Price* Kiglit.
of domestic troubles in cities, says
logs a year, and tbe product of these dock to look over the Elder pronounc­
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the secretary of the Chicago health
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logs would bring somewhere about ed ber to be a much better looking
department—lunch which is bolted
#90,000. meaning, of course, after tbe vessel than sbe was before being dis­
while sitting ou a stool in a restaur
mill is running full blast.”
abled All of the heavy repair work
ant. consisting mostly of coffee ami
Tbe above statement fully explains has been completed and a big force
rolls. But how about domestic tnuib-
itself, and it is now up to the people of men are now employed putting on
les in small towns and tbe country,
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qf Coquille to say whether a new in tbe finishing toucher. She has been
where ample supplies of good bread
dnatry is to be invited to our midst, painted from stem to stern, and did
and butter, beef steak, eggs, coffee or
augmenting our existing prosperity he not know differently, Hie casual
without much financial outlay on the observer might take her for a brand milk constitute tbe meal aud when*
the quick lunch habit does not exist •'
part of the city. To our notion it is
new craft just off tbe ways.—Tele­
GEO I>. GRAY A CO., Gen l Agt«.
L. W. SHAW, Agent,
an off
tybich we .cannot afford to
In Oregon aud VVaabingtou more
♦21 Market. St. Ban Francisco.
Marshfield, Phone ♦♦!.
ignore.- Let the Board of Trade gram.
than half the area is covered with
awaken, get together enthusiastically,
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forests of the first growth. Ou tIm
and meet the conditions of tbe offer
Never answer advertieementa that shores of Puget Sotiud the bulk cf
made by Hatteberg & Son. Tbe prop­
a week for sitting; the forest trees staml 250 feet high,
osition is warmly endorsed by such promise t<> pay
o.f our citizens as were spoken to by home, doing nothing! Save your i while firs have been cut measuring
Mr. Hatteberg on the occasion of his stamps and your common sense. Tbe 350 feet in height. The problems in­
recent visit. Sentinel.
postoffice haeu’t cornered all the volved in felling lbc«e trees often
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frauds yet!
cause perplexity. A twenty-four foot
An exchange thus describe« tbe man
log «awed from the lower part of one
who does things in a hurry; “The
of tbe huge firs weighs thirty or foity
unwise man is always in a hurry He
eats in a burry and gets apoplexy.
tons, more than a ton to every lineal
Ho talks in a hurry and says too
foot, such istbe density of the wood
much. He does bnsiuess in a burry
am! lhe great diame’ers.
and goes broke. He reads in a burry
Give your children tbe beat educa
and ia superficial. He votes iu a
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burry and produces corruption. He
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yon cau. even if they abould not
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marries io a burry and gets a divorce
| live Io profit by it and should disap
Thr New Drag Blare I. Now Beady for Hinlnene. Kverythlng New sn<l Freeh.
He trains hie children in a burry and
i point all your bopea, yon will have
hurries them into evil ways. He gets
the consciousness of having dis­
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religion iu a burry mid forgets it in a
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hurry. He make« hie will io a hurry Nice clean room«, 25 and 50c a night; #1 25 charged yoiir duty to them, of bavi-ng
and leave« a legal contest, H a dies
done all tn your power to make them
a week"; #5.00 a month.
in a bnrry and goes to the devil, ane
Fine line of Fancy Candies.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
good f"’!^!to’'?on, m,n
w°tuen.—
MBS. SARAH COSTELLO.
his tribe iucreases.
Ex
Dry Goods
Ladies Fine Shoes
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M ill F eeds
COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO.
1400 ACRES CEDAR UMBER iX’U,
Stm. Elder to
Call at Coos Bay.
Office at residence on Fourth Street.
Resident
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The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
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California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamer Alliance
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Coos Bay only. Weekly trips.
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