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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1907)
Coquille Notes. flourishing <nd bids fair to outstrip »hvreby they lift thenitk'lvt« out of the court where f«nt*i<J ¿T’ty, up » what is called a higher court for all other fraternal ip-ttrance societie- From the Sentiaet in the County Four were initated in July, sixteen in August and three Measles have brokm out in Co at the first meeting in Sept and quille. Several cases are reported. twelve applicants for imtation at the Al Hite left Sunday tor Rose next meeting. Dr. Perkins. burg to attend the district fair at that place. He will also go to Sa Oregon Development League. lem before returning, to attend the (Special Correspondent'-) State fair. Z. T. Strang and family left for Roseburg and Salem Wednesday morning to attend the district and state fairs. On this, their first trip abroad in 7 years, Mr. and Mrs Strang will also visit Hood river and Grande Ronde valley while away, C. M Skeels, son Paul, and daughter Dolly also went out to the valley the same morning. Dr. Steele, the dentist of Bandon, is said to l»e in very poor health and rusticating in the hill sections. Mrs. Steele wa- s ijourning in Go- quille last week. The new Maryland Saloon and cafe adjoining were thrown open to the public on Tuesday evening. A grand free feed was a feature of the occasion, of which a big throng par took with much relish The spread was prepared by Messrs Chartiers X Smith of the cafe, md excelled any- thing of its kind ever seen in the town. Mr. Beckett has a finely fitted saloon, and the cafe depart- ment will be handled by experts in that business. Rev. G. W. Ellis expects to start for M. E. Conference next week, It is uncertain whether or not he will return to this charge. The new steam schooner Bandon was given a trial trip out of San Francisco some days ago, and everything worked handsomely, we are told. It is understood that the vessel will take her first cargo from Crescent City thereafter running regularly to Bandon. She wa^ built at the Porter shipyard on Coos Bay, being launched about two weeks ago. Then she was taken to her San Francisco to receive little machinery. She is a trim vessel, capable of carrying about 600,000 feet of lumber at a water denth of only 11 feet 6 inches. Captain Jensen, formerly of the Elizabeth, is in command. Weather condition.-, throughout the Northwest have been almost ¡ier- fect for the harvest of all kinds of crops. the purp-we (•! having the latter as- certain whether they were duly and and regularly found guilty. This seems always a hard question for the higher court to determine. The court takes its time making up it- mind, and meanwhile the person convicted enjoys the vital air and the sunshine outdoors. In California there seems Io be a different condition of affairs, Mayor Schmitz, after conviction, went to jail and has not come out since, even though he appealed. Louis (Hass went to j.u. also. The difference comes from the fact that in Cali fornia a person cannot give bond and keep out of prison after con viction. during appeal. In Oregon, on the other hand, we behold the following convicted per sons at large: J. N. Williamson W. N. Jones, F. P. Mays. <leorge Sorensen. C. B. Zachary, Coe D. Barnard, 11. If. Hendricks, Charles Nickell, Mrs. Emma Watson, Horace G. McKinley (fugitive), Thaddeus S. Potter, Dan W. Tar pley and Erank H. Walgamot. Mr. Heney does not find the prison in Oregon as accessible as in California. Oregonian. Oregon apples and pears have brought record prices this Fall. At the request of the Oregon Development Leagug, Hon. Wilbur K. Newell, President of the State Board of Horticulture, has condensed n the following one hundred words a statement altout (Jregon fruit that should be printed in every language known to the tongue of man: ‘Oregon excels in fruit. Proof — Because her apples are the acknowl edged standard of the world, bring ing highest prices from the trade of New York, London, Paris and Ber- 4in. “Her pears, cherries, dried prunes, and strawberries have a a national rep- utation, unequalled by the fruit of any other section of the United Ibis weather makes you think States, about an overcoat, doesn’t it? You ‘‘Why? Because nature has given her a soil containing the necessary can get the best in town at Lorenz X plant food, a climate without ex I loyt’s. tremes, and moisture and sunshine GIRL WANTED: To learn the just right to produce a fruit of beau Apply at this office at once. tiful color, firm texture, and un rivalled flavor. Boat for Sale. “And her people have the intelli Good row boat for sale cheap. gence to take advantage of these Inquire at Brewer’s Shoe Store. conditions.’’ Read Your Home Paper. VARNEY a g A. Full Line of Confectionery, Fruit Cigars Tobacco, Soft Drinks. etc. TTewe Stand in Connection. Next to Vienna Cafe It is Time to Have Your House Wired. Marcrial has arrived .md we are nou equipped for inside wir As soon as our I lave your residence wired now. ing« machinery arrives we will he too busy to devote the neccess- ary time for wiring the residence section. Address Bandon Light and Power Co. p IWRTORFOKD l'or Salo ai iln* *■. ingle Mill. All orders filled AND in mill. promptly. Office We pay highest price paid for Red Cidar Logs and CEDAR RED Sil ING LES Of the 400,000 leaflets printed by the Portland Commercial Club ad Who said picnic? Are you going vertising the low rates to Oregon, to get some of those sweet pickles 351,000 had been put in circulation and chipped beef from Lorenz X - up to noon Saturday. Hoyt’s to take along? The picnic won ’t be a success unless you do. The Un ion Pacific, Northern Paci fic, Great Northern, Burlington, and 1 fenver X Rio (¡rancie are running at least two daily trains in sections to accommodate the tremendous rush of colonists to the Pacific Northwest, and Oregon is getting her full share. —000— Every citizen of the State should Garfield & Von Pegert. make an effort to bring some ac quaintance, friend, or relative from -------- 000— the East or Middle West to locate permanently in Oregon. ♦ Important to Cruisers. Secretary Taft had many good things to say of this portion of the I want every reputable Cruiser in United States before leaving for the pecial achines Southern < iregon to send me his < frient. name and address, upon receipt of which I will send him information uilt to rder that is of virtual importance to him Convicted, But Not In Prison. Turned Slut fting, Ca/> und Set self and his business. Seretes, Machine Bolts, 1 hough convicted of crime, a Address, H. G. Wolf, Pipe unti Fittings, Roseburg Oregon. 39 person need not go to jail in Ore- Brass Work. gon. He “appeals,’' puts up a General Repairing. Pattern Simp in Connection. The Order of Washington. bond ami goes through the high- ways and byways as freely as per- sons not charged with wrongdoing. The Order of Washington is ha\ His freedom may last months or mg a phenomenal growth in Bandon. Let I m Ilo \ our one year or longer. And the tardi The Bandon Lodge was organized ness of the punishment has awakened under adverse circumstances. Spec Surveying, Plating & suspicions in many individuals, un ial Supervising Deputy P. J. S. versed in the law’s ways, that some McMananna came to our town about Drafting, times the convicted person goes un the middle of last November and by punished altogether. the first of December had secured OAKLEY & ARNOLD Oregon contains a number of per I 47 applications for membership, as Civil and Mechanical Eng. some of the special features of tins sons, convicted of land fraud or of land fraud perjury, many months order which are vtz—1st The policies They go NORTH BEND. OREGON mature at the end of life, expectancy ago, yet still out of jail about their affairs as freely as if the ranging from 10 to 25 years 1 when the policy is pair! in full,cutting I out jury had not found them guilty, or the necessity of dying in order to as if there were no county bastiie or COQUILLE state penitentiary. or McNeil's draw the money. Island. It is all because they have I Second, at the end of five years appealed—a procedure at law noslera - M orrison , I’n.pr« one has the chance and opportunity Coqnille, Oregon. of dropping out and saving the Good pasture for horses or cattle. money paid in. $2 a month for horses. J R Stillwell. First-Class Laundry Work Third, men and women of every kind done on abort noth*», ------- OQO---------- and at reasonable prices. mitted on equal terms. These features were readily Seven and one-half Chicken Satisfaction is Guaranteed. grasped by thinking men and women. fe** Orders left on Mondays with our Han- Ranches. don ngent. A. O. TROWBRIItOE. will |M. About this time outrageous reports 1 have divided mv land into a little (riven careful attention anil delivered 11, were circulated throughout Bandon, over seven sections containing five Bandon at the store Friday evenings charging criminal dishonesty of the acres each which I have on the mar supreme officers and the instability ket. riie-awill make excellent chick of the order. 1'hen 42 of the 47 en ranches, and the land is adapted I C. L. LAW & dropped <Htt and not one of that 42 to the culture of small fruits. A six has renewed his or her application. ty foot right-of-way passes through C. W. DYGERT Then the organizer secured 35 ranting each tract They lay two mote applications and organized be and a quarter miles south of Bandon Painters and Contractors fore Christmas. About the first of near the plank road, and sell for f60 an<l an acre. Thane lots are not Mi(ti an«l Citrriag? this year the old stories bristled up in the hands of any real estate dealer, Painting. again with additions, having quite a and I do my business direct with yon. > All Work Gnnrnntffd push behind them: then 20 of the Call on or address. Prices Rrawnablc 35 fell by the wayside. And yet C H. (’n ampler . notwithstanding all this the order Is Bandoo. Oregon. Bandon, Oregon. eN TITTLE Bofts. J. E. Young & Co Have You an Edison, Victor, Columbia or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine? Bandon Foundry lnd Machine Shop You cau get them with Recoods from us on easy payments, a cheap as at any place in the world. : 1 1 E. C. BARKER & CO, Coquille, Successor to V. R. WILSON Mill and Steamboat S I G. //. Smith M B O Steam Laundry. Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co. . u 0 hi I—'• P hd H»« p o QD Real Estate and City Property Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rents Prosper Mill Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS Oregon Pine, Spruce and White Cedar Lumber...... WK C'l'T IZM’AI. I.I'MIIHH OROKICSi AT <>N< K, <'. <> U ------- l»EAl,ERS IN-------- (general Merchandise LOGGERS' SUPPLIES a Specialty. Market Price Allowed for Produce of all Kinds OREGON. PROSPER, TEX ROEISOLT. [SIC’CESSOR TO HOOVER A MONDAY.J BANDON MEAT MARKET. ------- Dealer In All Kinds of-------- Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables. Lard. Etc, Elc. • ; «■’"Having pnroliased this old and well eatal>li«li> <l|l,l|«in< « . and m< < <l tlieU.'.tne to the Marshall Bnilding, east side Main->treel, w< solicit 1 ,-ontin nance of p.,«t. generona patronage, guaranteeing boueat good«, fair price« and eoarteona treatment to ain Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.