• •
i puurtixl . cuniinilu-e ol seven to con-
sirjer the conditions at several points
along
the Rogue River. This com
We glean the following from a re
mittee
will meet with the < ¡overnor
cent issue of the Times that will give
our readers an idea of the amount ot for the first lime at Gold Hill.
Two delegates may be sent from
building either in course of complet
each
Angler's Association or Rod
ion. or finished or to commence
and
Gun
Club, one from each com
building shortly
mercial body, one from each city and
According to figures submitted by he may represent each County.
A. D. Morse, manager of the Ban
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don Investment Corporation, the
following constructions are under
Myrtle Point Notes.
way in Bandon 3 story addition ! rom the Enterprise.
to (Sallier House, 35x100, Gallier
Bros; 2 story building to be used
Mr. Henry G. Hermann and Miss
as saloon, corner First and Wharf Sarah M Milltr were united in
streets, 20x40, Geo. P. I-iird; ad marriage at the home of the bride's
dition to Canning building 20x10, mother, Mrs Conrad Miller, on the
C. Timmons; 2 story building on So tit Fork, six miles south ol
First street to be used as livery barn. Myrtle Point on Sunday, September
40x130, Hoyt and Garoutte;
store 1st, Rev Thomas Barklow officiating.
building on Atwater street, 20x50,
The groom is the second son of
Mrs. M< Duffci* store building on Mr. and Mrs T M. Hermann
Wharf street 28x50, Baker <!4 is engaged in the blacksmil
Hoover; 2 story building on First business in Myrtle Point, being
I
street, Kxi/30, Panter Bros; 2 story associated with E. E Bender The
office building. First street, 14x40, bride is the eldest daughter of Mrs.
Slaughter I louse, Conrad Miller.
Geo. P. Laird:
Both were born
Robinson
&
Woodland Add ;
and raised in this section of Í the
Wright;
Power 1 louse, Bandon country and have won many friends.
Light <X Power Co ., 50x40; Cody
Reports from I train state that
Lyons
Mill, capacity lon.noo feet.
here are 200 men working on the
¿4 Johnson Mill, capacity 50,000 grade of the Drain Coos Bay exten
feet; Price Ship Yard: Residence sion of the Southern Pacfic within
building, io rooms on Atwater street, six miles of Drain, and that the
('apt. Panter; 6 room residence, w ork of construction is being carried
Azalea Park,
Professor Ostein; westward from Drain for a distance
two five room cottages, West Ban of 15 to 20 miles. The work is
don, W. A. Kennedy; four room I under the direction of A. J. Barclay,
cottage in Plat A , E. C. Gilbert; one of Chief Engineer Hood’s assist
four room cottage, West Bandon, R. ants. There is nothing doing in the
W. Boyle; five room cottage in work of constructing tunnels although
West Bandon, Geo. Hite;
eight sub-contractors have their camps
room residence, East Bandon, I’hill established at tunnels 1, 2 and 3,
| >ot; five room cottage, Azalea awaiting action by the Southern
room Pacific company.
Geo. Cody;
six
Park,
residence, O’Neill’s Add., J- J
The little seven year-old son of
O’Neill; four room cottage Old
Mr.
and Mrs. Wm Norton of the
Bandon, J. Denholm; three room
Middle
Fork is glad th it mankind
cottage, Portland Add., C. L. Law
four room cottage. Port Add., L. in general and himself in particular,
Nelson;
three room cottage, Port was constructed with ribs, else lie
Add., C. King; six room cottage, might not be alive today.
On Wednesday of this week he
Port Add., Walter Laird:
three
room cottage. Port Add., R. Panter; was walking along the road up the
two cottages,
Woodlawn Add., river, carrying a pail of milk when
H. G Gerkin; two six room and he was struck by a bullet that came
one five room cottages, Woodlawn from he knew not where, The blow
Add, J. E. Young;
one five room knocked him down and when he
cottage, Woodlawn Add.,
Mrs. got up he saw a man across the
Jorge isen:
three room cottage, river and thinks it likely that the
Woodlawn Add. E.
Wakefield, man fired the shot. The little fellow
eight room house. Port Add., James was brought to town and the doc
Smith; four room honse Woolen tors found that he had sustained
Mill Add., A. V. Golithov;
six only a flesh wound.
The bullet
room house Woodland Add,, Mrs. evidently of 22-caliber, entered his
Taylor; five room house, Woolen side near the heart, was deflected
Mill Add., Chas. Phillips.
by one of his ribs and circled around
Plans for the following are being his body under the skin finding exit
prepared: 50-room hotel to lie built at the back. Under favorable con
in Woodland addition by George ditions the little fellow is expected
Montgomery. It will be elegantly to make a rapid recovery from his
furnished and run on the European wound.
plan.
The water in the Coquille river is
Building 100x40 to be built by so low that the Echo is now com
Geo. P. Laird under contract to the pelled to stop at Arago. The freight
Bandon Athletic Club for gymnas and mail are taken down by team
ium purposes on Atwater street.
to meet the boat.
Lumber orders for 20 new resi-
School will begin a week from
deuces are in at the various mills;
Monday at which time it is hoped
but the local supplv at present is in
to have everything in readiness so
adequate.
teachers and pupils may enter a
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successful school year.
The new
Building in Kaadon.
It you want your watch repaired
on short notice, send it to E. E
Barker X o. Three fourths of the
work done the same day received.
Successor to V. R. Wilson, oquille.
TUTTLE
c K l
A. Frill Line of Confectionery. FTmt
Cigars. Tobacco, Soft Urnik.3. etc.
News
Stand
in
Connection.
Oregon Agricultural College.
Opens Sept. 27th.
Instruction
Ifgins Oct. 1st Offers courses in
Agriculture, including Agronomy.
Animal H. .bindry. Dairying, Poul
try Husbandry, Horticulture; bor
estry; Civil, Mechanical, Electrical,
and Mining Engineering; Commerce:
Pharmacy; Domestic Science and
Arts. Tuition is free. For cata
logues containing full information
regarding courses of study, equip
ment, etc., apply to
The Registrar,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Next to Vienna Cafe
g
Material has arrived and we are now equipped for inside wir
As soon as our
Have your resilience wired now
ing.
machinery arrives we will lie too busy to devote the neccess-
For Sale.
ary time for wiring the residence section.
Three and one-half acres, im
proved land. In east part of town,
good 9 room house, cost $1200, 1
acre strawberries, barn, orchard of
200 to 300 trees, and other small
riiit. Cheapest bargain in town,
will pay you to per cent on invest
ment. J. H. Hunt, Bandon.
GIRL WANTED: To learn the
It is Time to Have Yur
House Wired.
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y
Address
Bandon Light and Power Co.
1 ’( )RT<>RK< >R 1 )
AND
trade,
For Sale :ii i|¡< • 1
gle Mill. All
older* filled promptly
Office
in mill. We pay highest price
Apply at this office at once.
paid for lied U. dai Logs and
Boat for Sale.
REI)
Good row boat for sale cheap.
Inquire at Brewer’s Shoe Store.
su
Who said picnic? Are you going
to get some of those sweet pickles
and chipped beef from Lorenz &
Hoyt’s to take along? The picnic
won’t be a success unless you do.
VEDAR
inc ; les
Belta.
J. E. Young & Co
Have You an Edison. Victor, Columbia
or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine?
Bandon Foundry
an*’ Machine Shop
You can get them with Recoods from us on easy payments, a
cheap as at any place in the world.
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E. C. BARKER & CO. Coquille.
Garfield &. Von Pegert.
Successor to V, R. WILSON
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Mill and Steamboat
WORK
A
SPECIALTY.
(). P. Bohrer
(I. H. Smith
S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder .
Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
Screws,
Machine
Bolts,
Pipe and Pittings,
Brass 11 ork.
General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
Connection.
Surveying, Plating &
Drafting,
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
Real Estate and City Property
u
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OAKLEY it ARNOLD
If the Gold Hill Chamber of Com
merce can get the Izaak Waltons of
the state together September 1st, an
Oregon Anglers’ Association will be
formed. Secretary R. (’. Kesley, of
the Chamber, has invited all the
fishermen of the state to Gold Hill
for that date and the following day.
when fly casting contests will be
held.
Gold Hill is on the Rogue River,
of every kind done on ehort notice,
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and nt reasonable prices.
one of the most noted on the Pacific
Coast for trout and game fishing, Seven and one-half Chicken Satisfaction is (luaranteed.
and is chosen as the most suitable
X-STOnlera left on Mondays with onr Bun-
Ranches.
place for a meeting of this kind.
don neent. A. O. TROWRRIDQE. will I m *
1 have divided my land into a little given careful attention and delivered iti
Governor George E. Chamberlain over seven sections containing five Bandon at the «tore Friday eveninc«.
will lie there, and H G. Van Dusen, acres each which I have on the mar
Master Fish Warden of Oregon; ket. These will make excellent chick
J. W. Baker, State Game Warden: en ranches, and the land is adapted
H. L. Kelly, Jr., Suprintendent to thecultnre of small frnits A six
United States Fish Hatchcry, Trail, ty foot right-of-way passes through
Or.; R. D. Hume, Weddcrbum, routing each t ract They lay two
and a quarter miles south of Bandon
Or.
Subjects that wil1 be considered near the plank road, and sell for
and £<’>•> an acre These lots art* not lion««*. Migli unii Curringi*
.ire:
‘‘Obstructions in Streams,”
in the hands of any real estate dealer,
Taint ing.
‘‘Fishways, "Net Fishing,” “Fish an*l I do my business direct with yon.
Hatcheries.” “Stockingof Streams” Call on or addr«*ss.
•ill Werk («■ivraatt-ed.
Frier« BewMwable
“Gaine Fish.”
C. H. C haxhlsr .
Governor Chamberlain has ap-|
liauloc. Orsgoo. *
Baodon,
*o.
Steam Laundry.
C. L. LAW &
C. W. DYGERT
Painters and Contractors
I
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VARNEY
If more lumber of a universal
thickness is used in the new side
walks the wear and te.vr on sole
leather and tempers as well, would
1« averted.
compulsory education law, adopted
by the last legislature, requires the
Civil and Mechanical Eng.
attendance of pupils of school age
throughout the year and provides
NORTH BEND.
OREGON
strict punishment for those who do
not comply with the law.
Parents
will therefore be justified in seeing
COQUILLE
that their children enter school at
he beginning of the ter in and re
main throughout the year.
NOSLER& MORRISON, Prop'r«.
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Coquille, Oregon.
Good pasture for horses or cattle.
$2 a month for horses. J R Stillwell. First-Class Laundry Work
Anglers Meet.
Read Your Home Paper.
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Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged. A general Brok
erage Business. Timber. Earin Lands, Collections, Rents
Prosper
Mill Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber......
WE CUT IXM'AI,
LUMIIEU
OIIIIERS
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(»eneral Mere 1 landise
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LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
Market Price Allowed for Produce of all Kinds*
PROSPER,
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OREGON.
ISOTST,
[SI <’CESSOR TO HOOV ER Ar MONDAY]
BANDON MEAT MARKET.
-------- I>ealer In All Kinlin of--------
Fresh and Salt Meats. Vegetables, Lard, Etc. Etc
;-t*"Having purohaapd tbia old and well eafabliMhe<lfl>ii«iinra<. and moved tlu’-RaiD»- 1.»
the Marshall Building, east aide Main street, we solicit a continuance of past gent roua
patronage, gnaranteeing b< tneftt
fair prices and court« * - hr treatment to all.
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.