Bandon recorder., October 11, 1906, Image 3

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Town Light and Water.
N e w Goods
Just In.
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The Gravel Ford ereamwry 'ilosel
l b* («»«si, of Myrtl« P"iul, at lb*
Over m r«l«a«ua manty. (*alif"VUia. •utMal'l* govevuaiMit load io th*
I «at m*«Hing of it» eoan*il. t«*>k iu*a* a »tori lune «gw a genii* u|d n>i|«'b «trinity of port Orford within th« loot Jowii • few «laya «g» after a very aaj-
•urea to a»r««riniu tb* c««t of inaiali a«»w I uii «I'I« m | luto a mill Dam«* sud f«w year*. arrived in t«iwu by Sator lafartury «•awn'i roo, «aya Iba En­
mg an *l*ctr»e lighting plant with ■ »«•do twenty mil«« le fom »6« wo* fin­ I «fay'a »iagw to to run wura line* oa terprise llilhorto there baa l»«u et-
lb« wSrk boa led l«*e N«'«wptml oayat I«r«aaed tnueb illaaallafarttull an«l dis
by lb« government, but lb* surveyor apfH>iotm«'Ut among the <loirym*n,
ia of th* optniaa that II Will •<»• paa* l>al tbi« y «ar general »at i* fact mo ba*
water«"«ka »yateiu in nmMCti'io »"‘I ally revu«-«) from b«-r par a liar pra
a r>«munti*« lu mv««Dg«te boo l«*o dicainanl, aaya Iba Red Bini? Can**.
app>«tnt«w|. fi i* • wall buon» f «ri I*<**y bad ««aayad tu drink from (ba
that np til« unddl* f<>rk of lb* (’•»• flu ma at a |»>iut wbwre it |««MM>d ao-
tna|"Cli«>u ami will auuo be thrown
quill* ibare
lb" aurfv* <»f ll>a gtouml, ami. open for «•llle«ue<il
llloOaOtld* of
•mergy going to w«*l* «very day. ta J lb* dirt caving l«n«aib h«-y fufe l*g».
Jam««« Curry'» b«-«*** on Elk *iv«-r
l»/rt* lb* Eu 1erpria* Tina |«wor. «tu« t«N>k an luvulunlary l«oa lav nml fN>rne«i down from a dsfsrtivu flow,
bari«ea*«Ml. w«>ai«i m«t only fnrniwb j «tari«*I off «i « Lr*ak nark |«ar*. A while L* and hia tispbew were at bom«
Myrtl* Point with light« and waler, Patirli of InmlM-r bap|**u«*i oy«pur but were nuable to •nbdue th« fir*
but «uiergy for rnnnmg fortori«« of ian*ly aloug ua it* way to lb* rail Ha MV m I al moi l half hi* bonaebold
The Ladies are Invited to Call
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A Successful Creamery
Mr By*ra. Wb'i ha* »urveyetl ct«u
Dry Goods
Ladies Fine Shoes
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r»rt torfortf
Cow Rides Mill Flume.
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any ami all kiml*.
•ay from Ils* mill, a diatsMS of 3*1 g'MMia The low* I* a aevere otiO, but
It to «teatrali that a portion of *b>" mil««, ami ovar tbia lb«a*y gol bar with youth and grit to overrome it. it
«mergy l>«« now auiploy«*!, ami '.ba Io fur«« feat Io qillidly aiirv*y lb«' •nr ia not irreparable,
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eel falbore aro taking ll>* iniliali«* roumlings alida ah* irav*l«*l
Nat lb«wn ha* taken op s bomeatead
toward a*r««rtaiuing Ilia prarticnbiMj
Al two potato along lb* line iti«« on Mix»« river, near (ten« I’eirces
of lh«> plan
fl h m* bn» a at rung pitch downward, place, and several days ago move«) hie
il ami ero**«« «-veral giilcbo* at a family out to r««i«l««
.1. E. H.llfS.II.L,
If /'. HTH.IJffi, Jr
Successful Applicants.
conaídnriibl* altitude, Imt H im cow
1‘rM'tirnl Ntirv*v»r
Harry Allen, who has had charge
r«»l«« ibmn all, ami «I III«« end of 2I>
of the poaloffi«'* during Mr. Juba-
l'rof U H Bunch. Ida Gambi* ami
mil«-» waa ti»li*d from tin* millrace un
»tou s ali*««nce, is going to Bandon
Vira Minnie Hermann. th* examina
If ,<«« want a b<>n>* in Oregon, inv«'atiga<«' onr offering»
l>arm«e| and ronh-nbaily chewing at
with bis family, where lie will e|M«nd
lion board for the eighth grade, met
We have Timber and Goal Lands, Farm an«l Dairy Lands, 8Ua k Ranches and
i liar en«l. Tb* only l»«ing wriuonly
a few weeks visiting relative« and
la«» w»«ek in Coquille, ami closed op
CITY PROPERTY
■ 4i*tiirl**d by th* mi»hnp wa* Birney’«
l«e>king over the situation and if fav
th« work of the institute that was re­
If yon wish to boy, sell or exchang*. call <>n na ami we will give yon goo«l
J owner, wbo growlixl la>camw Im wn*
orably impreooed will locato perman­
cently held, deciding III* following
eervioo. //«»rm*/<■«»«/» re I am 'J k I «m IfrsimlJr (Jttrrrumf nl /xin«/
forte«! to drive the animal 2<> mil««* to
ently.
named as th«'successful aspirants for
to good level LOTS In WOODLAND ADDITION, close in and cheap for «'««h
get lier bom«, nml could not o«o the
honora:
Miss Agnes Sullivan ami sister,
| •>- Mil* in WOOLEN MILL ADDITION.
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flnrne in both diroctiona.
.Jessie Endicott ami Zelma HeeaoO
M ims l»abel, came up on the steam r,
of Myrtl»» Point; Viola M Reese amt Like Names Cause Confusion and have gone out to their relatives
Stock ranch of ó'jtl aerea ; good l>uildii.g» and other inu«roveiiientH. (’> per acre.
Mal»el Haughton of Norway; Edward
on Sixes river.
We have dairy rpnehev. city residence propeity anil acreage property withiii city
The
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Price of Rivertons Minai« Tantson
limita.
Three Jape who have beeo working
mix-np I»etweoti Fairview |M>stoffice.
Oftirr in El Dorati«» Itl«lg
Il kN DON OH. and Maud Ellingsou of Bandon;Geo.
in the Wetlderburn hotel during the
F. Rohrer. Bessie Manrey and Ciar' this coonty, ami Fairview station on summer passed through town the
enee Tuttle of Coquille; Marni Sweet. the O. B. A N. road in the northern latter part of Iasi week on their way
Haiti«* F Sweet and Jessie Sw«*et of part of the State. The poetoffice name out of the country. If seems sb if
Lampa; Pearl M Regin, 1) Roy Reg of the northern Fairview is Cleone, some suspicion was entertained as to
in, Leo Stephens, Thus Stora, Janies Imt the wholesalers aod inanufactnr- the contents of their baggage, but a
Richey and Aonie Carlson of North ors at Portland frequently address to search warrant failed to reveal aoy
Fairview their customers of Cleone.
Bend.
appropriated articles.—Tribune.
As a consequence the Fairview post­
Forestry Scientist Here.
office on the North Fork I ihh stacks of
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COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO.
1100 ACRES CEDAR TIMBER
uncalled for letters on band,
Mr. Augustine Henry, a forestry
The postmistress there reported to
scientist from London, Eng., called the inspector recently that she had 64
ut the Sentinel office last week. The such letters on band, and was certain
gentleman is visiting Coos county for that at least 33 of them were intend­
the purpose of viewing our forests ed for Cleone, tint will have to remain
where they are until the time limit
and studying their growth, ages of
expires when they will be returned to
trees and nature of the soil that pro the writers.
duces such magnificent timber
Mr. Henry has letters of introduc­
tion from the forestry department at
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Washington. The main object of his
visit at this time is to see our great
The sad intelligence of the death
of Mrs. Eliza Yoakarn, which occurred
received at the home of her son, I. A.
Yoakarn, near Susauville, Cal, was re­
ceived at Coquille by wire the day
following. The deceased was 85 years
years old and a pioneer lady of this
county.
been heard, end there lea deterailbO-
Ima to «oler the cowing aaaaou will»
rea*we«l zeal
During Iba |>a*t saowuti th* plant,
uwaad by Fred B Haight A Co. <>t
Mao Francisco, baa i»*’O managed •'V
G«e. E People* of Coquille, end I bo
imme«Iiato work has been umhrr Iba
■ti|>erviai<>u of J, If Harbinoii of
Gravel Ford, who ia au ex|«erieure«l
dairyman a* well a* a practical crea
tuerymau Imlividnal te*le of rows
have bx'ii mail* with the result that a
number of dairymen propone to get
rid of il ti proti table cows and «oboli»
tutu therefor stock that will give first-
class multa in tests ami the flow of
milk.
At the ofieiiing of the season (Imre
was usauraiice of but 16 or 17 patrons
but when the plant was opened there
were 22 patrons on the roll.
“Queen Esther” May Come.
The very pretty musical opera en­
titled “Q,i««eu Esther” seems to have
started on its rounds of the county,
and we are told that it is not unlikely
the play will yet reach Bandou.
It
was first put on at Marshfield and
drew very large audiences for two
successive nights. Next it goes to Co­
quille, and of the approaching operat­
ic treat the Sentinel has this to say:
Martin E. Robinson, a musician of
ability, has been engaged by the
school board of Coquille to organize
a cborns of musicians, and after prop­
er drill present the noted and popu­
lar opera “Queen Esther.’’ The vo­
cal talent of this city will be utilized
and a grand success may be looked
for. The object of this venture is to
give the young people of the school
the benefit of the drill, aod to obtain
funds to purchase many things that
are needed at the school building. It
will be a reproduction of the play pot
on successfully at Marshfield.
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white cedar trees growiog in their na­
tive fields. He states that white ce­
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
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dar is used as an ornamental tree in
the parks of his country, but it is
called Lawson Cypress because a Mr.
Lawson introduced the seed of that
tree into the British Isles. Mr. Hen­
ry will visit many logging camps and
C. P. JEtfSE.V, Master.
This Steamer is New. is Strongly built, aud tit ted with th«' latest improvement«, and will
some of the sawmills of Coos county.
give a regular H day service, for passengers and freight, between the
Coqnille River, Oregou, and San Francisco, Calif.
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ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon. Oregon.
Kltl'SE, Managing Agent, 207 I ront Street, San Francisco, California.
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part «»f <'<» om <’«»anty
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COQUILLE.
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OREGON.
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamer Alliance
Now plying between Portland and
Coos Bay only. Weekly trips.
L. W SHAW, Agent,
Marshfield, Phone 441.
The Recorder
Sent to any address
1 year, $1.50
Sheltered from the Winds, Yet But a Short Distance from the Ocean Beach.
No Gulches or Hills.
Kauffman Company, associated with
Edgai L. \\ heeler, have taken over a
tract of land in the heart of Bandon
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Drugs and Druggist's Sundries. Patent Medicines,
Brushes and Toilet Articles, Fancy Stationery,
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
We believe that Every Lot iu
PARK
will iucrease at leaat ONE HALF in price by this coming summer, and we expect
ibe price to double. Have yoa a little idle money? There ie NiO NAFEK IN
VESTM EXT than R hh I Estate. Are you working for a salaryT Theu lay away
17 C’EXTNi each day and invest it in s lot iu
which they have platted and will put
on the market. The property has
been given the name of Azalea Park,
uid consists of 220 of the finest lots
in tliHt towu.
17 cents a day!
Mr. and Mrs. \\ heeler are camping
ou the beach near Bandon, and are
having an excellent outing. Mr, Doll
You will never miss the money, aud before yon realize it the lot
will be paid for.
YOVL, Sil’.
says the fishermen at Bandon are ma
king big catches every day of cbinook
PARK
AZALEA
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You, Madam.
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and silversidea, the former bringing
them from 35 to 60 cents each and
the latter 1$ cents. He is grealy im-
press»»«! with the future prospects of
the town by the sea.
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Save a little of your “Sweets'' money ami deny
yourself a few hair and neck ribbons, and til«
trick is done. It is no great hardship, and the
returns are manifold.
Put aside a little of your cigai money w
yon will be benetitted both physic- £
ally ami financially,and you will soon
own a lot.
In considering this property we ask you to believe that we intend to build it up ami
Iflnke it Vnlnnhle. We are right behind the property with all of our ability
and resources, and wh 'ther you purchase in AZALEA PARK or not we ask your
support in the efforts we are making aud will make to build up Bandou as a
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Great Summer Resort
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You know that lots at a successful
OC E A N
The price we ar«> placing on I o I b in AZALEA PARK, considering location and the
lay of th«« ground, makes the property the most promising section on the market.
Do you desire to build aod have not money enough, come to us. We can aid you.
The Pacific
Wheeler Real
BAMDoM
N'cn clean rouM«. æt and Mie n l.iiht, ♦ 1.25
a week ; *x00 a month.
MR í S R,AH COSTEI|L9.
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RESORT
advance more qnickly iu valne than any other kind of property.
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The New l>in< ftlnre U N um Kendy for llttwine«**
Alleys Back of Each Lot.
AZALEA
Rooms
B andon
Fine line of Fancy Candies.
The Most Pleasing Residence Property
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things me lively in Bandon, and the
prices of realty are on the rise. The
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GEO l>. GRAY A CO., Gen'l Agts.
♦21 Market. Ht. San Francisco.
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the interests of his firm, says the Coos
Bay Times.
Mr. Doll stated that
N«»ti«'<‘
Kight.
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AZALEA PARK
Bandon is Lively.
Mr. Alva Doll returned yesterday
from Bandon, where be bad been in
<’oi-rv«-t AbwtrnrtM for any
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17 CENTS A DAY
$10.00
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