Bandon recorder., May 02, 1907, Image 5

Port Orford Notes.
The
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Market
A Complete Line of Fresh
Vegetables, Fruits, Butter,
Dairy and Ranch Products.
Milk and Cream delivered.
Leave orders for Wood, Coal
and Ice
Highest Market Price Paid
for Farm Produce.
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H. M. Axtell & Company
Civil 7 engineer and
Surveyor,
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Higher Classes of Work Solicited.
BANDON,
OREGON.
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
amei
Now plying between Portland and
Coos Bay only. Weekly trips.
GEO. D. GRAY A CO., Gen’l Agfa,
421 Market. St. San Fraueisco.
L. W. SHAW, Agent,
Marshfield, Phone 441.
Attorney •) N True «>f (iohl Beach,
passed through Port Oi ford last week
on Lis way to Portland, having been
tmbpoeuied by Deputy Marshal Gil­
bert to ap[>eur before the Federal
Grand Jury as a witness against Miss
Lizzie Canghel), for irregularities in
running the Gold Beach Post Office.
There has Leen a fine run of spring
salmon in Rogue river during the
past week. These are the choicest
salmon in the world, bnt they have
the bad quality of making one, after
tasting them, dislike all others.
Mr. Cancanon, the contractor, who
is erecting the Wireless Station at
Cape Blanco, arrived labt Friday,
ami no doubt finds things O K. In
another week the tall mast will be
equipped amt its power to send ami
receive messages will be tested. As
this is the most western station of the
United States, ami so nearly central
on this coast, its weather reports
alone will make it one of great im­
portance.
Fire at North Bend.
Fire on North Bend's water front
threw the entire city in nerve-racking
suspense Saturday afternoon about
5.-30. A strong southerly wind was
blowing, ami when the whistle at the
shingle factory suddenly emitted ttie
long, shrieking signals signifying lire,
practically everyone on Sherman
avenue made a wild dash for the
scene.
The blaze was extinguished by the
employes before any more serious
damage had occurred than the scorch
mg of some of the timber supports
in the engine room. The tire was
started by the accidental dropping of
a match near the big fly wheel.
There was some lubricating oil on
the floor ami this instantly ignited
and almost simultaneously the room
was ablaze. The hose was brought
into service and the stream of water
sufficed to extinguish the blaze.
The fire was the first in many
months in North Bend, and created
no little excitement until assurance
was given that there was no fear of
danger. The tire department did not
respond, as there was no necessity,
aud the amount of damage is trivial.
Our Obselete Navy.
While the hearts of all trim Ameri­
cans beat with pride when they think
of the powerful fleet assembled in
Hampton Roads in honor of the little
handful of Englishmen who made the
first permanent settlemerit on Ameri­
can soil 300 years ago, it. is a matter
of regret that all of the men-of-war
CAPT. J. OLSEN, Master.
in stern array are iu a measure out
Tins Steamer is New. is Strongly built, and fitted with the latest improvements, and will of-dato.
give a regular S day service, for passengers and freight., between the
This statement sounds strange when
Coquille ltiver, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif.
one bears that many of the very latesl
ELBEItT I1YEK, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
additions to the American navy are in
E. T. KKl'SE, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California.
the marine parade, bnt it is true. All
of the battleships are more or loss
back numbers many of them should
have been sent to the scrap pile years
ago
Every ship in the American fleet
was designed beforethe lessons of tiue
Japanese-Russian war were learned
And these lessons caused a revolution
SPECIAL RATES Hi' THE W'E E K O R MONTH.
in battleship making. They are les­
sons which England and Japan quick­
SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION.
ly took advantage of. Both countries
now have ships embodying the needed
improvements. So far. the United
States is only thinking about them,
; not even having let ¡be contract for
the building of a real modern war-
sLip.
A great, deal of interest is taken in
Will not. make a man look dressed np if lie has a three-days growth of beard
Presto, change. Jnst *tep into
the battleship Conneticnt, which will
W. M STEPHENS’ Barber Shop
head the Yankee fleet. This is Amer­
mill lie will make you look like a aeiitleninn.
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ica's most powerful Boating fortress,
ami will be the flagship of this
nation s fighting Admiral Bott Evans
1'he Connecticut was authorized by
Congress in 1902, and designed ac­
cording to lessons taught by the
We Have just Opened A Photo Gallery between the Life Saving
Spanish American W ar. She is of
Station ami the Gallier Hotel, and will engage in a general Portrait,
l>ut 16,000 tons burden and has a
and View Business, S years experience and all work is guaranteed
-peed of only 18 knots when in the
very finest sort of trim. It took
nearly four years to build her. during
which time the sea battles between
the Japanese and Russians were
fought. The points brought out
those bloody contests could not
applied to the Connecticut, and
sister-ship, the Louisiana. Both
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older, smaller, slower, have less fight­
I ing power and carry fewer gunners
than England’s big I tread naught.
Japan will, within a few weeks, place
in commission battleships that will
make onr very best ones look puny.
Fine line of Fancy Candies.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Ami all becanse America takes too
much time in building her warship*.
Just lii"t week press dispatches tulil
of the placing in commission of the
battleship Kansas, which was author­
f
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ized in l'.ki3. The Mississippi, sister
sliip of the Kansas and authorized
Wafer: of ill Kind« Ma¿« to Orier.
Kcrseshoeiag a Specialty
the same year, has uot been placed in
lab wot* atUaUod to ^runiptiy natali w<wk pn irnnti t if to tw anti «fact ion.
t’rice«} commission and will not be for som«
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
ELIZABETH
HOULE :
Hates $1,00 to $2.00 ger Day,
BANDON,
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A Fifty Dollar Suit
/ he A uà’ Photo Gallery
J. W. LINT.
Bandon. Oregon
I time to come.
For Sa I
If it takes iLo United State? over
(Jue horse, trusty and well broken
four years to complete battleships
I for buggy. Weighs about 1000 pounds.
an alh r. slower ami with less lighting
power than the battleniiips construct­ I For furlbei particulars enquire of
E \\. Fun.
ed in England and Japau iu two
years, how long will it be before we
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bave a navy as powerful as that of
1 he Royal Chinook Shoes for Men,
Switzerland’ Journal.
the kind that gives HatisLu'tion to the
wearer, at Lorenz A Hoyt.
Weather Report.
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Of interest to the ladies < f Bandon
Lorenz A. Hoyt have just received
their uew «nun tuer stock of .ires»
goods. You are united to call and
inspect.
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The weather during the week was
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
very pleasant. with an abundance of
H hik I ou . Oregon,
bright sunshine. Light showers oc
curred nearly everywhere on Wednes­
day ami Thursday, ami the rain held
over in the north western counties
Is just In receipt of a new and
during the greater part of Friday.
fresh stock of
The temperature averaged about eight
Drugs and Chemicals,
degree-, above normal in all the coun­
ties east of this range of mountains, Patent ami Proprietary Preparation-
lu the latter district frequent frosts
Toilet. Articles, ’
were reported, but they did no dam
Druggists
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age of consequence. In the western
counties a few light frosts occurred on P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oap .
Saturday ami Sunday mornings, bnt
N uts and C andies .
they were too light to cause any harm
Cigar*, iobiit t'o* hik I Cigarette*.
worth mentioning. The winds were
generally light, but with snflicient Paint*. Oils. Gian* and Painters* Supplies.
movement lo cause a rapid drying of
the top soil, and by the end of the
week the roads were dusty, altbo there
was ample moisture in the ground
just below its surface.
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Druggist and Apothecary
Building Toward Coos Bay.
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The Boise, Idaho, Statesman
Rooms
says:
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That Boise will, before many years,
be on the line of a road which it is I
not unlikely the Northwestern will !
BANDON
build from Casper, W yo., through I
Idaho to a probable termination in 1 Nice desìi rooms. 25 and 50c a bight; $1 25
the Coos Bay country, is the belief of
a week ; $5.00 a month.
C C Moore, the well known resident
MRS. SARAH COSTELLO.
of St. Anthony, who is now tn the1
city on business. Mr Moore is a large
land holder in and near St. Anthony.
He is in a position to know of the
operations of the Northwestern now
building iu Wyoming, and although
when approached by a reporter be
said be could give no positive infer
mtition to the effect that the road
would build through Idaho, and did
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not care to be quoted on the subject,
the announcement coming from him
of the probability of further opera
All Kinds oi
lions of the Northwestern is import
ant.
The Northwestern is now building
from Lander ’o the Yellowstone jiark.
At Lander the company has construc­
tion material to build a line at least
Furnished at Living Prices. A share
290 miles in length, according to the
of the Public Patronage
statement of Mr Moore, and he thinks
Solicited.
that the most feasible route fora line,
which it is regarded as almost certain
will be const meted to tiie Coos Bay
country, would be through Idaho to
Boise and on to Vale From Wyo­
ming the line could come into Idaho
at. a point along the south line of
Yellowstone nark, and Mr Moore is
of the opinion that such a line will be
built, offering the best route
The Pacific
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and CIGARS.
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Seven and one-half Chicken
Ranches.
I have divided niv land into a little
over seven sections containing five
acres each which I have on the mar­
ket. These will make excellent chick-
eu ranches, and the land is adapted Healer in Boots and Shoes
to the culture of small fruits. A six­
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
ty foot right-of-way passes through
lowest living prices.
fronting each tract. They lay two
ami a quarter miles south of Bandon
near the plank road, and sell for $60
aud $65 an acre. These lots are not
in the hands of any real estate dealer,
and 1 do my business direct with you.
Call on or address.
C. H. C handler ,
Bandon, Oregon.
M. BREUER S
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R.l.VHO.V TRANSFER CO.
C H PATTEKSON & SON
Dray and General Delivery
Meet, all Boats.
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Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
Marsh field mid Coquille. Oregon.
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TONSORIAL PARLORS
We have completed a thorough ami up to date ABSTRACT PLAN ?,
ami are now ready to furnish (’ORRECl ABS1 RAI 1 IS at abort no
tice. Orders will receive careful ami prompt attention.
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
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Marshfield Phone. 143
EL DOKABO Bl ILDING.
First Street, BANDON. ORKOON
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING
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Coquille Phone. 191
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J. S. Barton, Abstractor
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
B andon
Drugs and Druggist's Sundries, Patent Medicines,
Brushes and Toilet Articles. Fancy Stationery.
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GRILL ROOMS
Prop’r.
H. M. AXTELL,
Conducting a General & High-Class Restaurant Business
Quick Service if Desired.
Special Rates to Steady Boarders
Private Suppers for Lodges. Parties and Balls our Specialty. Prepared on Short No ice.
Phone Pacific
Private Dining Rooms
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