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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1907)
« Northern Rutroad • inga Earn« it B.intLn» lor the present, as they hav« several contracts toi cement Lodge a. nei Proffeaaional jDireotory walks at that place. The bricksand Mr. Brooks Adams, the attorney hollow blocks made from cement are Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers aud on employ« d by some Sp4*k me peoplt taking the place of ordinary day Change of Meetiug Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month to force the railroads to change bricks in building in the east as, their rates to that city, sets forth in thev are stronger ami last longer as his argument to the interstate com with cement the longer it lays the M .»*«»iii<*. inerce commission some facts, that harder it gets until it becomes a C R. WADE |>ANDON LODGI N v I IM are interesting and re-enlightening, solid stone. ATTORNEY AT LAW I» st ,t..I communications first 8ntu though not new. but they make noth div after tile full luitoli of elicli month Notary Public VII M i «ter Masons cordially invited. Wheat Crop Crisis. ing in favor of Spokane’s conten ♦Mice with Wbeeler Rent Estate Co. K. II. UOSA. W. M. F anuon , .... UurOOS tion, which rests partly on other W hat promises to lx* a record I. O. «>. F conditions. What Mr. Adams dtx-s wheat crop in tin- Pacific Northwest »ANDON LlilXiF. No 111. I I ». O. I show, as others have done before is now approaching harvest, ami » meets ever, WeUnesil.lX evening* himisthat the Great Northern and quite naturally the weather for the Visiting brothers in good standing cor diallv invited. notaio ri ni.ic Northern Pacific railroads have next fortnight will be the subject of KOBT JOHNSON, N. G. It is a question of Dollars and (’••nta when yon figure on a new I. J. K adi . ky . Sec. Bandon, been making a great deal of money considerable anxiety, not only on the Oregon building, or any addition, and yon estimate the cost of the and I hat their rates arc unreasonably p.trt of the farmers, but in all lines Builder’s Material and Hardware with a dread of the rapidly Rebekah Lodge No. 126. O R. BARROW high unless they are to spend mil of trade an I industry in the Pacific advancing prices. We <ake into consideration the buyers view b.1 IS Every '-‘lid and Illi liiesdav*-. I’raetice night tirsi Wednesday of the lions annually in improvements and Northwest. At some of the earlv - Attorney and Counselor at Law ami estimate accordingly Onr prices are close ami we are month. Social Evening the .¡rd Saturday of Notary Public extensions, as they have not been maturing fields south of Snake Rivei the month. A cordial linn ilion «*xtended positive we can save yon money on your bill of material. We First clas- referi tires Fifteen Yeaia Ex doing. <Utting will begin within a fortnight to áll memlwrs in good M standing. ini * RVA I .►w is. N. G. lie rience. would greatly appreciate the opportunity of snbmiting an <>s- Mr. Adams asserts, with the cor and the danger for Winter wheat I’svin Emessoli, 5>< c'v. Coyrit.t.r. OntooN Innate, and feel sure it will a mutual advantage. ; : poration’s own reports as the basis will be over in a few days. In the K night« <»f l*y till:»«» T* Blumenrother of his conclusions, that the Great later districts ami in the Spring elphi lodge n <». gl Km-hts <»r O- Pythian. M<*etH every M iidav t ven- I S. < «mini irt»lont*r anti Notary I'ublh . Northern has for the past twelve wheat fields there is still plenty of ,ng at M nuotile hall V miti ng Knights id Hlin£H and Filini proofs made on Home ted to alt«-mi. IL E. L Bed ill ion. C. years been paying an annula dividend time for enormous damage to be vi B. N. II IKIilNUToN. k oí ILS. >ttnH. I inibì r (’’.jiiniH and otln r I . S. Land- wrought by hot winds. There have on a capitalization of$i2o,ooo.ooo, Money I «»an* Xrgwl on Approved '»»■♦•urity . Modern VVoodineii. ami that the Northern Pacific last been few seasons in the past w hen Office in room 10 Beyerle Building, Ban 'ABI.E KOCK CAMP, N o !i|7t;, M VV year paid about 15 per cent $il,- June rains were so general through of A. Meets every fourth S iturdiiy of don. Reside nce on Butte Creek, Oregon. Keal I »tate bought aiol Sold. 735,982 surplus and 5i< 1,850,000 out the three states as they have ■neb month at Concrete Hall. Visiting dividends $5,801,648 overcharge been this year, and for that reason migllbors cordially invited to attend. GEOKGE L< »KI NZ. H c. A M 1111'4 414 <»4'K from income to maintenance, Phese the plant is in a condition to stand E. E. < » akks . Clerk. considerable hot weather, pit 4'«»iit racloi* ton! Builder roads, Mr. Adams figures, are barging the people about $54,000,- there is not enough wind to Forei*terw 4»f lnieri4*}i. Estimates given on any kind of >00, a year beyond a fair return on heat around the stalks ami / U»l I Ql EES <»l IHEEOKESI, So. luiilding-. Address Bandon. Oregon. * 17, in, i t s EriUav nielli > t <*.ich u, , k. the money’ invested in them. Yet ami witlier the head. in Coneret«* Hall, B hih I oii , < >r«-i!i>n. A «*or In some respects bumper u lic.it hai welcome is e\h*ml<*«l to all visiting Mr. Ilill is wailing that the credit of W I.. I»AVH»SON. tirotbera. t ic roads has been so impaired by crop, is now almost assured, means Chu t liauger. M. G. Pohl. G. 1'vt.Kli. »1 nrslificld mid 4'«»q u i 11«*, 4>regon Em. Secretar» . more to the Pacific Northwest than attempts at control or regulation at Bandon I hhv Storv ------------------ X-------------------- that he cannot borrow money’ to it ever meant before. There have Woodmen of III«* World. May 21 an d22 We have completed a thorough and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT, CAMP No. r Ml « > M double-track his lines or build exten been years in the past when the fin QBA8IDE «' meets in regular session the tirsi ami and are now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at short no ancial condition of the farmers was ilnrd Thursdays of t .*ieli month in the Ma Consult him for your eyes, head ache sions. tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. much w orse than it is now and a big mine hull. Visiting iiieinls-rs are cordinllv weariness, or nervousness. invited. A. KICE, C. C. I his needs looking into carefully by crop was for that reason most wel O. C. W ai . iivihifi .. Clerk. Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank. 1 ic interstate commerce commission come. But unfortunately, the and other authorities, and it will be That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice. most of our big crops have appeared looked into. The people want to Marshfield Rhone, 113 Coquille Phone. 191 PROFESSIONAL in low-price years, some of them in know why a system of railroads that J-»*’ / lone at our E.rjuaise irlien ordering Abstracts years when the price hardly justified is [tutting aside $54,000,000 a year the expense of harvesting and mar Dr. FT L Houston, “velvet” cando nothing to relieve 1 keting. This year it seems a certian PH YSICI .1 A’ «V .S i Jit;EON freight congestion, but makes the I For Visual Defects, Eye Diseases, J. S. Barton, Abatractor Henry Sengstacken, Manager ty that the higher range of prices Office over l>rn<4 St<»r^. H. hits . 9 to P2. doleful and manifiestly disingenuous than we have known since the year u.iii. I 30 to 4, p in ; 7 to 8 in f lu* evening NERVOUS or CHRONIC ILLS. complaint that it has no money for Night calls Hnswered from office. of the l.eiter boom. As a result the improvement and can borrow none. OK kt ¿ON. Consultation Free crop will distribute in this territory IS INlMlN, It is true that in spite of these J Next Visit to Bandon, July 18 more millions than have before been lugubrious plaints Mr. Hill is spend produced by a single crop, and it *n£ a great deal of money now, and will mostly go into the hands of men spending it in a way that will be of who will irot need it for [».lying off ■ 1 a*.".;* ■'* 1 » * I great advantage to Portland, and to Y i mortgages. More of it will fail into OFFICE IS OI.D llHEL'Ell BUILDING, < >regon, so that we are in no humor 3 A. B. SABIN the coffers of new arrivals who have SPEC LAL JUTES UY THE WEEK OU MONTH. OREGON BANDON. to be hypercritical; vet it would seem Manufacturer ami Denier in been pouring into the country in SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION. that the principal owner and m mager All Kinds of Saddlery. .t. larger numbers than ever before,and of a system of railroads that is 4 II;»rii4*Rrt aiul **:«4l«lI«*» R»,|»i»ire«l. the influence of big crops ami high -1 making such an enormous fortune BANDON. - - OKEGON. prices on their opinion of this new . J. annually should try to look and talk country will be highly beneficial, not pleasantlv, even if the people do only for themselves .but for their old * » regoli Itaiolon. wish to inquire into its affairs.— neighbors back East,who are watch /;. I.VOO.V TH. INSEE lì CO. Journal. ing their progress in the Pacific C II PATTERSON A SON W B THRESHER, Northwest. We Have just (Ipened A Photo Gallery between the Life Saving Dray and General Delivery Weather Report. . 11 torn eg - at - l.aa'. I abor and grain bags, the two Station and the Gallier Hotel, and will engage in a general Portrait Meet nil Boats. and View Business, S years experience and all work is guaranteed Notary Public principal items of expense, arc high ----- All orders handled with cure.------ 1 ha temperature averaged about U anihin . : O iikoon . er than usual, and also scarce, I mt Il cdderba th < h e ¿on three degrees above normal in the much of this increased cost will be western and about four degrees be offset by low ocean freights to the low normal in the eastern counties. markets of the (>1« 1 World. The I he highest temperatures occured coal shortage has attracted to the during the first of the week, and the Pacific Coast the largest amount of coolest weather prevailed on F riday grain tonnage that has evet been and Saturday, when the minium listed so eai;lv in the season, and | temperatures were near the frost The New Drug Store I k N i » w l!t‘;»<l> for ltn*i ih *** Krei i thing Neu :tn<l I rewli from the present outlook this mark in the northeastern counties. tonnage will be available for A thunder shower occurred in at rates much lower than the num Portland Friday evening, and heavy mum fixed by the International rain accompanied by hail fell in Union for sail tonnage. A short Salem Saturday. Thunderstorms time ago it feared that the Eastern Fine line of Fancy Candies. Im [tortisi and Domestic Cigars. with heavy rain also occurred in the wheat crop was damaged to such an mountains ami foothills of the Blue extent that importations from the Mountain system, but in the valleys, Pacific Coast would be necessary. except over a limited ir< .1 near Recently there has been improve Salem. the 1.nut.ill w is light and ment, and there is not much prob widely scattered. The soil is well ability of wheat going East by rail, moistened, ami altho there was less C.4PT. ,J OLSE.Y. Master. but as the East will not have the Thi« Steamer in New. in Ntrongly biiill, ind fitte,! witb ili,- l iti si improvementn. imi uill sunshine than usual the week <»n usual amount for export, the Euro gire a reunlnr s «Inv cervice, for panseiigern nini freigtit, l>«tw»*«*n ibi* the whole was very- favorable. Coqnille Kivvr, Oregon, ami San Francisco. Calli pean sliortagi must be made up J. E W \l,SIKl»M Agent, Bandoli. Oregon. elsewhere, and a continuation of Coquille Notes. E. I' KRUSE, Managing Ageut, Market Street. San Francisco, California. present prices and possibly a heavy advance is reasonably certain. An Rev. <i. W. Lilis has performed other fortnight ni good weather in four marriage ceremonies this week < »regon , Washington and Idaho and ami there are more coining. the premier cereal will this year add Mrs.Willie Schroeder who $35,o<x>,ooo to the wealth of the been very ill at the hospital is now three states.—Journal. gaining strength and hopes for a For Sale. tinal recovery. The afflicted lady is now at her home. I have a valuable ranch for sale, Messrs. John and Charlie Moomaw URO. I). GRAY A CO., (ten t Agtn. |, w. SHAW. Agent, suitable for dairying and for diversi ami their families left Tuesday after ♦21 Market. Mt. Sun Francisco. Marshfield, Phone tit. tied farming, consisting of some 300 noon for a few day's outing at Ban- acres of highly productive land, I- don-by-the-sea. second to none in ( ’non county L. I’ Munson and J. E. Parrott Terms. 25 per cent in cash, and any have made arrangements to enter BLACKSMITH ASP WAGON MAKERS reasonable time for balance will be into the manufacture of bricks, given. W»gcn: of all Hinds Made to Order. Horseshoeing a Specialty. hollow blocks ,md tiling from <c Address. E Yf. Er i . mvn . Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give s ttisfaction. Prices ment. I hey expect their machinery Bandon. C. .pnlle City, or Marsh reasonable. Shop on Atwater street, Bandon, Or. in about two weeks and will locate it field. Oregon. $ Dollars $ 1 M D Bandon Hardware Co I Opposite Post Office. Title Guarantee and Abstract Company ( ( See Dr. Bancroft Eya & Nerve Specialist Title Guarantee and Abstract Co. I to HOTEL : GALLIER Resident Dentist Rates A.oo to $2.00 per Day. rA. <A Yl A A -«A -s*. A 4 r »«A ***** -«A* *A *^ - s* ( » III I * > Il 3 BANDON, - - OREGON. The New Photo Gallery J. W. LINT. - Bandon, Oregon B andon FARMERS ! Drugs and Druggist's Sundries. Patent Medicines, Brushes and Toilet Articles. Fancy Stationery. Bring Your Produce to The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer ELIZABETH I California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company Steamer Alliance The Bandon Market. Now plying between Portland and Coos Bay only. Weekly trips. KIIIKI.DS A; lx i:\>|.;i >v H. M. AXTELL And Company