Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, October 25, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text< « » • —V JZ THE RECORDER 'q PUBLIMBKD ICtKH» fHl’KMJA V« AFTKKNOON ... IT ... error. Prohibition that prubibits is .............................. «...................... all right, Lm prohibition that is a : LOQGÉ DIRECTORY. • farce is all wrong. Coquille will l>e Masonic. ••wetter," if anything. andon lodge , No. m, a . f a m . B —ooo----- « The Bandon Real Estate Co. Offer For Sale: Prosper 4<>0 lui» in l'or!laud Addition from Slated aauiuiuuicatiuus tirât Satur Ÿ10 tu $35 a lot. day «iter the full moon of each mouth Government g«K>logi«ts have been GKO. P. LA I HD ... • . Buttine«« Manager All Master Masons cordially invited. House ami two lute iu Duuhaiu KjEVK W »COTTON Kditoa scouring the bills aud luouiitaiiia uf t. SOAK, W. M adihtiuu, $1500. Wyoming looking for what is called Holl«» anti lot on extension to I. O. U. F Niobrara shale, a de|K>«rt from which 8UKSCK1 PTION KATE». andon lodge , no . i ;«. 1. o. o. F First street, $1,509,’ uieetH every Wednesday evening. On. tear «2 qq 1 Portland cement is made. They have Visitiug brothers in good standing cor Hous« aud live lots W. M. Ad. Six Months......................................... 1 no I found it in abundance aud cement dially luvited. $3,000. J. L. 8TITT, N. G. ThreeMoutb«.................................... plants are to tw built. Why ia it that P hil . P kakson , Sec. •JT'lr P aid in advancu , a Y»/. e Six acres of laud Town uf Baudou, ____ I uo effort is made tn this State to find $1,500. Knight« of l’ytlim» hi« peper 1« entered at the Bandon post I similar deposits? Immense quantities I XELI'III 1,01'<iE No. IM, Knights of House aud 13 acres laud, Towu of office aa Senond-ola«« Matter. |(f ewtueui are used ill tills M'dioll, 1/ Pythias. Meets every Monday even Baudou $5 500. mg at Masonic ball. Visiting Knight» in I yet every pound ot it must be shipped vited to attend. •!. H KHIEI.DS. ( ’ . C. ADVKRTI8INC RATF.S. J 11 (Mill acres, Dairy Rauch. fH.OUU. H. N. H abuinoton , K of R. S. _ Legal ... .. ... | from Colorado or from the Missouri Advertisement«: 1G00 aerea. Stuck Rauch, fti.OUO. K«>rt*MU*r« of America*. Fir»t insertion, per line ............... 1« I river. Freight rates ar»' higher oil lil Ql EEN OF THE KOKEST. No. 320 Her««« Dairy Ranch, #4000. L-rnale. per Ime each insertion...............«5 Ith* <-<>•••» ,hMl* m any other ( «ol J 17. meets Friday night of each week, in Concrete llall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor DiHplsy advertisements, per inch •" part of ttie colintry, yet we must con- Several other large Stock and Disnlsv Ad«., one time only, luch .. . ... . ■, «■ . dial welcome I« extended to all visiting Dairy Raticbe« cheap. br.>:bei- W l> MAKKHALL, " • tnine to pay tribute, when, if nil effort WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER8 Oregon Pine. Spruce and White Cedar Lumber..... B All Resolution« of Condolence and lodge notice«, per line 1 J .<»■'• I were made, thia liecesHary Commodity Cards of thank», per line....................... "■•I |u|g|j( |,(, Church notion« frnn. Chief Ranger. A. R ice . Fill. Secretary. till fact 11 red her« at home. IVooiliiieii of Hie World. —oco — easide camp N o . 212, w o. w meets ill regular session the first sed S third rburwlavs of each month 111 the Ma Th» rejiurt that Frtraiilout Ruo««» soiim ball. Visiting members are eordiallt valt ahii I h hi In» Suniitor from Now invited A. 1!I<' F. < ’ C BANDON AND THE COQUILLE. York ia revivml. Hi« friumla say the O. C. WALiiviHirL, Clerk. Frpsideut frankly admits that it is Iris One of the vnry bent evidencM <»f I ambition to «ucccml I’latt. Roos«volt PROFESSIONAL. the public confidence in Bandon « fu 1« becoming more and morn the leader ture ia found in the fact that peopl»- of the Now York Republican*, and Dr. H. I_i Houston, both here and abroad Hre peiHistently | Tj„, Woodruff coiiHiilts him on the PHYSICIAN & SURGEON investing in Bandon town pioperty. j pyudm.,.,,f the cHinpaigu almost daily. THURSDAY. OCT. Ü5, 190* < itlioe over Drilli Store. General Merchandise LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES a Specialty. Market Price Allowed for Produce of nil Kind«. PROSPER, OREGON. ■ NOW is the time to buy Bandon real estate Special Edition—We have several hundred copies of the Recorder special edition on hand yet. Send them to your friends elsewhere. 10 cents a copy, 3 for 25c. —OOO----- Best bargains offered by HlNGIiEK for «nie. No. 2 white cellar sliinglcH. full conn». $t per tlloiiHaiul Bindon Coiniiierciiil t'o. S BANDON REAL ESTATE CO. Hours, II to 12. Horace Greeley once «aid that be and other leaders submit their plans i.m. 1 :30 to 4, p in. ; 7 to K in the evening wanted no better assurance of the to Washington before doing anything. Niehl call« atiHwered from otlice. promised growth of a city or towu I q The President's friends declare he It t NI»O>, than tins, though such an expie««t> n brought about the nomination of Dr. S- L. Perkins. is only as natural of utterauce as it ts I j Judge H uglies wilbout appearing to corr«*ct in fact. do so. President Stickney of the During recent months liardlv «1 day Great Western wants Roosevelt for has passed that our realty agents another term in I he White House. have not reported one or more sales ----- OOO — of Bandon property, and thepurcba« Miss Ruth Hamilton,eldest daught era were largely residents of Coquille, er of Hon. and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton, Myrtle Point and Coos bay towns. whose marriage to Mr. Elbert Hi r- tuann, son of Congressman and Mrs. The Wheeler Real Estate Company Binger Hermann, will take place >il came among us iu earnest lean than the home of the bride on the 24th of one month ago, bought a tract of land this mouth, was tendered a shovel in the southern limits of town, divid reception at the home of Mrs. W. R. ed it into home sites, aud «farted Io Willis, in this city, Tuesday afti r- noon. The pleasant affair was held place them on the market. Three exclusively by the '95 Mental Culture weeks’ time sufficed to retire the com Club of Roseburg, of which Miss pany from business so far as this Hamilton is the youngest member. tract is concerned, for every lot was The shower being of miscellaneous dispo«ed of in that period, and Mr. character, all aortauf useful and orna Wheeler tells the editor that uot a mental presents were tendered to the bride to-be. The reception parlors few of his «ale« were mad« to March were most inviting in floral attire, field and Nortli Bend parties. consisting of antninii leaves, ferns, If all this is not convincing that roses and sweet peas. Refreshments the public of Coos county have an were served.— Roseburg Review. abiding faith iu the future of Baudou —OOO— W. W. Holland launched the now then we confess our mistake. It i« a source of satisfaction to the R ecoi : l >- boat he built at his yard for the Gar diner Mill Company last week. She er to lie able to know and chronicle is a neat, trim craft of staunch build Hies» facts, and an additional pleas ami a credit to her designer. She ure that the town is reputed to p >s- has been named Juno, and will take aess a progressive, energetic and Corn the place of flu' old liinj' boat of that mon sense people who are ever alive name on the Vm|><pia. The arrival of her machinery was delayed by the to their very best welfare and finan San Francisco lire, and it may be cial interests. some weeks before it roadies here to It took but a little while for our be installed The Jlllio is (¡2 het substantial citizen« to answer the ap long, 14 feet bemn and 5 feet depth peal of the Cody company for a mill of bold, and is rated by those who site, and. as one citizen remarked in know as|tbe best built craft of her type ever constructed oil the bat — our bearing, “we can repeat the deal Sun. whenever others offer enterprises to -— OOO —- the town." Owners of vchsc I«, backed I'V I lie The R ecori 'FR is sincerely hopi fitl various »«sociali<>tis of ninsters. pi! Us that the move to tiring the th:ee amt eiipinoerH on the Pacific curst, towns of tilt« valley together in joint are again talking of taking action to organization to light for the upbuild make it unlawful to low rafts of L gl and piling on the ocean from one ing of Southern Coos will yet piove coast port to another. There is no successful, mid we kuow II ih I Ban Ion liloubt l>ut I hat th« practice is <laug< i- is realty to do tier share. Then» are* I on« to shipping when a raft breaks up several matters of importance to the at sea, which has frequently luip whole valley thill would claim the at pencil: but attempts heretofore ni ule to have rafting on the ocean <I ih ,I hioi ) tention ot such an organization, and unlawful have proved abortive. 1’i- we should get together as speedily as I nanciallv. tire rafting Hchenie is a V- po«sili|e l’he steamboat projei't ran I rioiis blow to shipping interests. be worked up, we believe, and it is — ooo — not impossible to raise fund« by sub State Dairy Inspoctor P D. Mefn scription for doing » little needed tosh, who lias been looking after dairy dredging on the liver and eliminate I conditions in Coos county for a wm k. «ay« that lie finds a good many dairy the Iroilblesi'iiie lagoon just m«id«> barns in bad condition arid nrg-s (lie l>ar. compliance with the law in th«' inter esf« uf all concerned Another ofli -’«I —ooo---- of the State may visit here m xt Coquille is once mure a “wetter" spring to enforce improvement if it ' town. Judge Burnett of Salem having has not b«»en made before that tin e-1 derided that the tale special eletliou He found one dairy farm, boiw-i r, I here, I’V winch the people voted 100 that be considers a model and tlio Iwst i*iindiict«sl III the stale. to 20 'it favor of the saloon. wa« ille - OOo — gal. As a consequence Baxter Bros City Rm'order Roy R. Pownder of] closed th« ir reeort Monday morning. ('oqutlle City and Miss Lee At.-in If the abort-sighted element of onr Gage, daughter of (lie connly she» fl. j sister town. win. have thus gained re wore joined tn marriage at the com fy newed supremacy. think they have sent a week ago. ►cored a ¡«»mt for temperance by this Butter wrappers print««] ¡,1 the Hr.- judicial edict they are decidedly in corder office. ------- DEAEEK8IN I Several 30 and 40 acre tract« of land, cheap. Town lot« from #100 to $500 each. 117 ANTED: l>y Cliiciigo wholesale mill » V mail onler lionie. n«Hi«taiit niatim.-er (man or woman) tor this countv and adjoin 11 g territory Salary $20 ami expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced. Work pleasant; i>o«itioii permanent. No invest ment or exiwrience required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for full particulars and enclose self-addressed envelope. GENERAL MANAGER, i:'>4 E. Lake Nt., I'liicago, III. PHYSICIAN <t- SURGEON. Bandon, Oregon. C. T. Blumenrother A. D. Morie mitio : for ri'iii.it'ATioN. Oilice over Furniture Store. Otlice hours, 10 a. hi . to I |>. m.; at other hours call «I rcHidelicc. Department of the Interior. BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS U.S. Lund Otlice, at Rosebnrg, Or.. Sept. B. UHMi Wagons of all Hinds Made to Order. Horseshoeing a Specialty, Notice is hereby given that the followiug- Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to givo «atiHfaction. nanied settler has tiled notice of bis int< n reasonable. Shop on Atwater street. Bandon, Or. lion to make filial proof in snpp'rt of bis claim, and flint said proof will be made before J. H, Upton, U. S. Com OFFICE OVER FURNITURE STORE missioner. at bis otlice at. Langlois, Oregon, OREGON on November I4ib, l!X)li, viz: BANDON, IIANS P. CLAUSEN, UK«». I’. TOWING, H. F. No. ‘.1732, for the NW1, SW>4, Sec. 25. ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT 1, \ W NE1, SEI,, tieing lot», Sec. 21!, Tp 30 S. R 15 W. AND He name« the following witnesHes to NOTARY PUBLIC. prove hi« continuous residence upon and cul Fire Insurance. tivation of said land, viz: A. J. Counts, Baudot) . Oregon. Edgar II onhcii , Frauds Tliomsen. all of Langlois. Oregon, ami Thomas Thompson of Fourinile Oregon. O. R BARROW' B knjamin L. E ddy . Itegiater. Prices Resident Dentist J. Waldvogel & Son Leaders in the M eat L ine . Bandon, Oregon Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public MOTIt’E FOK PUBLICATION. Eiist-clasM referenceH. Fifteen Yeais Ex peririice. ISOLATED TRACT Public Land Sale Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Otlice at Roseburg Or.. September 14, l!Htt> C T- Blumenrother Notice is hereby given, that as directed l»v the <Commissioner of the General Land Office, under provisions of act of Congress approved June 27. Public—No. (Mt! ive Filini;« und Filini proof« umile oil Home will offer at. public sale, to the highest bid steads, TimberCIsim« and other U. S. Lnudn der, at 10 o'clock A. M. on the 30th day of October next, at this otlice. the following Money I. omiim Negotiated on Approved tract ot land, Io wit: NW'( of SIP4, -oc. Security. 20, T. 2!» S., II. It W.. W. M. Ollier in room 10 Bcvurlr Building, l'nn A iiv persons claiming adversely the above don. Residence on Butte (’reek. Oregon desmin d auds are advised to. tile their claims or objections, on or Iwfore the day lirai Enlato bought and Sold. alsive designated for sale. B enjamin L. Ennv, Register. J. M. L awui - nck . Ri'ceiv, r. Rates $/.oo to $2.00 per Day, SPEC ML RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH. SAMPLE BOOM z? i h >< >rrx SHOKS Bandon Foundry a n< I Machine Shop Fur/ Cant -5-' II a, th I 'oil Can IH' h I ci * in Bool« alili ooo Sii oes liep liriug neatly ami promptly done nt . lowest living prices. Mill J and Steamboat WORK A SPECIALTY. NEED A NEW STOVE? S pecial M achines B uilt to O rder . ») À JOB.. General Repniring. Pnltern Shop in Connention. Bridge A Benell Ntnien, KnngcM and lleaterM Have 111 them ho ninny excellencies that they are now acknowledged the greatest Hellers on the coast, nnd they are growing in favor every »ear. We have the exchiHive agency in Bandon for thene hoii«ehold and office neceHHitie«, and price« range exceedingly modest in either case. Onr aHHortment of hardware, tinware and edged tool« i« most complete. Turne<t Shafting, Cttp and Set Serrici, Ma chine Baiti, Pipe and Pittiti gs. Rea ss Work. PRINTING BAN! )ON HARDWARE CO. 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. A. Garfield, Prop. M. BREUER’S OREGON. (Successors to Wm Gallier.) —ooo---- . UO.YE ) ”,S IN CONNECTION. BANDON, Tinning & Plumbing a. Specialty T he H ardware M an . A. M c N air , I ooo « Neatly and »BANK Â ? ? 'i1 ?....................... ................................. ... A. B. SABIN : z Promptly Done at the Recorder office Manufacturer and Denier in ? Capital $25,000.00 Ilm IH ** aixl Saddle« Kepaire«!. BANDON, - - OKEGON. k«- ^444-444-1- W4.4444~!44-k-5444-: BOARD OF DIREftTORS; J. L. K bonknbkro . President, J. D enholm , Vice Pres. F. J. F ahy , Cnnhier, F bank F lam , T. P. H anlt . C. H. PATTERSON Dray and General Delivery A general banking business transacted, and customers given every accomrnodatiou consistent with «afe amt conservative hanking. Corres pond eats : Meet nil Hont«. — \ll or 'on handled with eure.---- i'lNDON, 9 : The American National Bank of San Francisco, California. Merchant«' National Bank, Portland, Oregon The Chase National Bank of New York. Bank I« Open from !l a.m. I« 12 in., and 1 pm. to 3 p.m. o «£> % <□ o * • • © o % o °o BANDON, BA-iSTDOlSr, OREOOIST ' AH Kinds of Saddlery. of 9 o Mill Co. o o © o 0 © o