Volume XXII.
“Sampson”
to
BANDON,
tow
Barge
Town Trustees Meet.
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OREGON:
THURSDAY,
Fresh bread at Button's store.
NOVEMBER
22,
Dr. M. G. Pohl, the optician, Mas
Don’t forget that Dr. Hteelr, duulist, is again iu Bandou this week.
located in Bandou.
1906.
Number 47.
WINTER
Bandon Acreage
For Sale.
The Board of Town Trustees met
Eon S ale .
A four year old bay
The towboat Traveler, which has
I
Cash paid for sacks at Bandou filly. Apply to Dr. Steele.
in
special
session
Tuesday
eveniug
been engaged by the Riverton Lum
Commercial Co. warehouse.
in Bandou, Nov. 18th, a son WH«
ber Co. to tow its barges of lumber for the chief purpose of considering
For sale: Five acres in N W. J of
M.
J.
B.
coffee
sells
better
than
any
born
to Peter Jurgenseu ami wife
Sec. 36, adjoining West Bandou town
regularly between Coquille bar and some matters respecting the opening
other. \\ by? Ask your grocer.
160 acre ranch 5 miles from Bandon; limits. Corners on “Parade Ground.’’
San Francisco, arrived at this port and improvement of Atwater str«»et, a
Dress
goods
and
goods
in
general
good
bottom laud, $2301). Bandon close to beach Land level and suita
Monday afternoon in command of notice regarding which appears in the
for
the
ladies
at
Lorenz
&
Hoyt
’
s
ble for platting. W ill be bold cheap
Reul
Estate
Co.
columns of today's R ecorder . Prop
Captain Levi Snyder
for
cash.
Apply to
AND THE
Rev. Horsfall will bold services in
4 lots and bouse in Bandon, all
Very soon after the vessel had erty owners thereabout will find the
“
E.
C.,” Office R ecorder
St.
John
’
s
Episcopal
Church
Sunday
cleared
and
tine
ocean
view,
$1300,
docked the fact became conclusive notice of especial interest.
at the usual hours.
Bandon Real Estate Co.
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The meeting was one of unusual
that she was unequal for the services
The
steamer
Elizabeth, after long
J E Fisher, mother and sister de
The next big social event iu Baudoti
required of her. being of insufficient : concern, aud drew quite an attendance.
delay
due
to
rough
weather and con
part today en route for W alnut Grove will be the Soldiers’ masquerade ball
power aud coal carrying capacity, The second mailer considered was Arizona, their home this winter.
the night of l)t>c. 22d.
tinued storms, tiually not to sea Tues
and accordingly she steamed away i that of adopting an ordinance calling
day
last eu route for San Francisco.
H. A. Monday has been over from
Dr. Wetmore of Coquille was in
again Tuesday for the north without a halt on the further growth of the Marshfield this week, Mr. Monday towu between boats Monday, and She carried 200 cords of matchwood,
saloon business in Bandon A major is thinking of engaging in business called on the R ecorder .
her tow.
A SPECIALTY.
250 M shingles, 50 M feet of lumber
The barge Chinook, which is the ity of the board seems convinced that there.
Everyone should go and see
and 60 tons of miscellaneous freight.
Sid Nelson and Dale Barrows ie- superb line of Heating Stoves
Riverton Company’s transport, is a the liquor trade has expanded snffi-
Passengers taken were as follows:
ponderous and unwieldy craft, and I ciently for the present size of the turned home from Eastern Oregon Ranges which the Bandon Hardware Misses Agnes and Isabella Sullivan,
Cbas Arbuthnot and two sons, James
mariners are agreed that it would be town, and only a legal opinion is Tuesday evening, They have been Co. has now on display.
working
with
a
Southern
Pacific
sur
O. P. Haageneen, the well known Christensen. J W Hanby and J John
folly to entrust her to other than a awaited to prompt them in moving iu
Butter wrappers priuted at the R e
vey crew.
liveryman of Langlois, accompanied son. The Elizabeth is dne on her re- j
fairly powerful tug, particularly in the matter. Some of the members,
corder office.
The Bandon Hardware Co. is in re by bis friend, Air. Olsen, visited the turn about Thursday of next week.
we understand, favor a lofty license
winter months.
ceipt of a new invoice of Stoves and coming city the first of the week.
She still lies at Ibe dock hi Bandou system along with the limiting of Ib«< Range/; also will it display next week
SINCE M77 WE’VE BEEN TREATING PEOPLE SQUARE
Geo. A. Beavis, the popular tea and
barrooms.
At
any
rate
the
beard
will
heavily laden with lumber, but the
a fine line of goods «■specially suited coffee traveler, has decided to trans
R ecorder has learned that auutbur meet again at the end of the month to the holiday seaeou.
fer to a different territory He was I
and
bear
an
opinion
from
Town
At
tng has been secured for the purpose
Dr. l’rentis, Dentist, will be in Ban-« with us again Sunday on bis regular'
in haml.
This is the big puller torney Topping as to whether Ibe don Dee. 1st for a short stay. This lint last trip.
Sampson, well kuowu about the Co charter will admit of stopping Ibe is your chance to have your teeth put
J. K. Mack, a pioneer printer, was
in first class condition at reasonable viewing bustling Bandon Sunday,
lumbia am! other ports. The Samp saloon traffic at its present stage.
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n22tf Mr. Mack was burned out in the San
We observe bj' recent dispatches | rates by a good dentist.
son ia due to pass Coquille bar about
Francisco fire, and be is at present
OF
tomorrow or Saturday taking the that the city of Pendleton has emu- ! Misses Isabella and Agnes Sullivan,
stopping
near Langlois.
aft«
r
a
visit
of
a
month
with
their
lated
the
example
of
the
city
of
Rose
waterlogged schooner Lewie to San
! brother in law and sister, D. A. Pat
The social committee of < Icean
Francisco, and she will then pick up burg. and restricted the number of terson and wife, in Bandon, left per
Rebekah
Lodge extend an invitation
the Chinook and have a double tow its saloons besides raising the muni Elizabeth last Tuesday ou their re to Odd Fellows and their wives to
cipal license exacted. If onr cbartei turn to ■California. Miss Isabella re
the remainder of the way.
spend a social evening at Rebekah
doesn’t permit the same course as re sides in San Francisco and Miss Ag Hall on the evening of Nov 29tb.
spects restriction, and it does in othei nes in Sacramento.
Miss Irene Lamb of CtM|iiille. graduate in
Mrs. Captain Snyder and two respects, then it is assuredly defec
Colonel \\ illiam Coach, of Bandon, music of Columbia College, Milton. Oregon,
daughters came down from Coquille
tive, and calls for immediate and cer was one of the outgoing passengers H prepared to give lessons on piano and
Monday evening to see the captain
on the Breakwater Sunday bound for mandolin in Bandon, Friday and Satur
tain modification.
day of each week. Terms 50 cents an tour.
who came on the tugboat Traveler.
San Francisco; When in that city b«i Inquire of Mrs. Chas. KimS.
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will transact some important business
Jack Snedden, formerly of River
The Bandon Real Estate Co. this
H. M. Axtell, late of Port Orford, for the promotion of the “Coach
ton,
was in town Sunday, and slates
week sold Walter Laird’s 40 acres of baa the Pacific Grill Rooms running Transportation Line” of vessels,
that
tie has transferred liis labors to
laud south of Bandon to an Eastern in first-class manner. His mother and which are to run between that city
the coni mine near Lampa. This
and
Bandou.
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Times.
gentleman for $20 per acre.
sisters are helping him.
mine he reports to be showing up
Plpase send me at once yonr big, illustrated, Mail Order Catalogue,
A. J. Hartman, proprietor of the splendidly.
bowling alley and pool parlors, re
FREE, POSTPAID.
Town Recorder Rice levied a cou
quests the R ecorder to say that bere-
| after be will set apart two nights in ple of fines on erring individuals
NAME
I the week for the ladies at his popular since our last. One of them dis
charged
a
guu
within
the
corporate
■ place
1 he evenings selected are
ADDRESS
Monday^ and Fridays. Many of our limits, and the other raised a distur
B H.
ladies are becoming quite proficient bance at one of onr eating bouses.
M illinery !
Complete Assortment
Nobbiest of Styles.
HATS MADE, TRIMMED
_ TO ORDER=
Miss Maud Garfield
■\ATrite TTs Today
For Our Big, Illustrated
Mail Order Catalogue
Dry Goods, Clothing, Footwear, Hats
Millinery, Cloaks and Suits,
Furnishings________________
It saves
It saves you time
you money. Free, postpaid,
Mail us this
for the asking
Coupon—-NOW !
RECEIVED !
JUST
i as bowlers and billiardists.
A Full line of Dress Goods
Umbrellas in Great Array
»
Complete Line of Everything at Wholesale Prices.
Trowbridge’s
HOLIDAY SALE OF
.. Millinery
Everything Goiig
OST
Sale begins Saturday, Nov. 24,
X
AND
Lasts till after New Year
Xfesilamcs NELSON
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MeKENZlE
Methodist Church services for next
Sunday, Nov 25th: Sunday School at
10 a.m : preaching at 11 a m.; class
meeting
immediately
following.
Don't miss the class meeting. In tb«>
evening services will open with a
j rousing song service, led by the pas
Among those who atlended tlie ball
tor. Subject of the evening sermon.
■Saturday night were J N. Ryan, Jr.,
¡“The Wise Fool.' You are invited
night foreman of the Marshfield
to attend.
, Innes, and Nels Osmundsoii, an at
Owing to the lingering and oncer tache of Henry SeugstRcken’s real
tain illness of his aged mother. Don estate oflice at the bay. The R ecord *
aid Charleston resigned bis position ek acknowledges a very pleasant call.
ami arrive«! bomtj Tuesday evening.
A private letter received by the edi
The gentleman went north some six
tor
yesterday from Orvil Dodge of
weeks ago to take a lucrative position
the
Sentinel
apprises ns of that gen*
with the Government as Inspector of
tieman's
inteuded
departure tomor
the Harbor on the Columbia. It it a
row
en
route
for
Woslnngton
<’ity
matter for regret that such an unfor
where
he
will
present
the
claims
of j
tunate turn of affairs should have fal
Coquille
bar
before
the
National'
len to bis lot.
Rivers and Harbors Committee. Mr.
Sam Nass, superintendent of the Dodge feels exceedingly grateful to
Prosper cannery, passed through (tie Chambers 'of Commerce of Co
town Monday on bis way to his home quille, Bandon and Myrtle Point for
in Astoria He informed ns ilia' he the honor conferred upon him, and
li id put up lo.tMM) cases of fine salmon, he promises to work ^*alously and
»riversides principally.
We under tirelessly in support of our urgent
stand that this is the largest pack need*. He will send the R ecorder a
ever put up by a Coquille liver can letter for publication after the com
nery. Ho also informs ns that bait pletiou of bis efforts as our delegate.
his supplies been delivered promptly
The R ecorder is told that Mrs.
bs would have been able to reach the
Ctias. Jamison and Mis-. Ethel Jami
20,000 mark, or very close to it.—
son, who resi'te on the upper Sixes,
Herald.
had an exciting experience and a very
Mrs Mollie I jaird. beloved wife of close call while returning to their
Walter Laird, the rancher south of home from a visit to Port Orford last
town, passed to rest early Tuesday Friday. The ladies were on h< rse*
morning after an illness covering set back, and got into swimming water in
end days. Decedent was 54 years of endeAvoring to ford the swollen Sixes
age. and a native of Cednr county, stream. Miss Ethel particularly has
Missouri. She came to thia coast 19 reason Io congratulate herself Her
years ago. and with her last hnabaud. horse was a poor swimmer, it is said,
Mr Laird, arrived in Bandon a y--sr and she struck the ford too far down
or so since. A large family of chil and below the riffle. With difficulty
dren. in addition to th«* ber«*aved fills she sitrvwded in reaching the shore,
band, are left, to mourn. The funer tint not without a thorough drench
I
al took place Wednesday forenoon ing and very bad scare. It is fortn
from the I Ue home <.( del qted
• mile imbed t|i«i th« onlcoutw wh - not
waa a v«r> »ad * affair.
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Altieri S. Williams of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in Bandon last Satur
day to visit with bis relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H Logan. Mr. Williams,
who last came ten years ago. is the
traveling salesman for an Eastern
machinery house.
wort»
.
no tin.
JOSEPHSON’S
THE BIG STORE
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ROSEBURG
Best bargains offered by
BANDON REAL ESTATE CO.
Office io Denholm building, upstairs.
A. D. Morse
Bandon, Oregon
A. J. HARTMAN & CO
.
Carry a Full Line of
«ROPERIES & ( ROCKERY
Also Art Needle Work Goods.
. / Fine . Ixsortment of
Holiday : Goods
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ESTABLISHED 1877
OREGON
NOW is the time to buy
Bandon real estate.
C. T. Blumenrother
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Have been ordered and will duly arrive.
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Our Bowling Alley and Pool Parlors
In the op|ter story of our new building are now
opened to the public, and offer amusement to
one and all in tLeir leisure.
Bowling for Ladies Monday evenings. : Prizes awarded.
NEW BUILDING. MAIN STBEET. BANDON.