Bandon recorder., November 07, 1907, Image 3

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capacity
rhe addition was made tion tor next fall, they will be able to quille country commence doing this
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necessary by the constantly increas­ dictate their prices, providing that they will be receiving more than 50
r»aaiThe Tribune
LiOcLgö and FrctTessional Directory
ing business, the proprietors stating the fruit is in good condition and is cents per box for their apples.—
ILe run <>f salmon in .Rogue that the past summer they have'been put up in an attractive manner. Sentinel.
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Lodges are Requvstrd to Notify this Office on Electian of Officers and on
River is very light and 4t is ex- crowded with work to vhe extent Whefl th- fruit growers of the Co-
Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this HtiiJ are 50c per in., month
]>e< ted that fishi ig will M<»p ¡Qi the that they had to run the one washer
COQUILLE
in
several hours overtime each week.
1 11' mi-aUes <nd whooping ough
Maaonie.
Robert Foulkes, a well known
Dr H. L,. Houston,
*ANDON LOiHiE, No. 11...
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having cleaned up the field at Port 1 iung man of the town, died at the
Pii\sici.\\ \ SUHOJCO#
> Mated ooaiunuocattuaa ttrwt 8
NObLERA MORRISON, Prop'rs
■ wd ar*
'h'
d.»V
after
the
full
moon
of
each
mouth
W t< rn Oregon Hospital last Sat
Offioe over Drag Store.
Hours, 2 to 12,
Coquille, Oretfou.
All Master Miaou* cordially invited.
«loon '.bi <».ist. where conditions for urday, aged 30 years. Deceased
a.m. I UiUto 4. p.m. ; 7 to 8 iu the evening.
.
IL H. ROSA W. M.
Sigia calls answered from ollie«..
First-Class laundry Work
a big crop are better.
had been a resident of Cotjnille for
MANDON,
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OKKGON.
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Three Curry County lx>ys are about two years, during most of
of every kimi ,1
t 'hort notice,
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AN
DON
LODGE.
No.
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and al «• a «. »»■ prices«
attending the Oregon Agricultural which time he had worked at the
f meet* every Wedlieiutay evening,
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lisitin^ brother* 111 k <>. m I standing cor
College at Corvallis this year, name Hotel Coquille as a waiter. Some
Satisfaction t s Guaranteed. dinlty
O R. WADE
invited.
ly James Caughell, Floyd Hunt- ten days ago1 he young man suffered
NATHAN BARK LOW. N. G.
J-iTOrders left ot> »1. inlays with our Bau
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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L. J. R wi . ky , 8eo.
don auent, A. < * TROWBRIDGE, will br
ley and Thomas Burns.
an accident to his leg as the result
Notary Public
given careful .ii-nti.
md de live rial in
Office
with
Wheeler Real Batate Co.
Mr. Sorensen, D. D. S. partner of a barrel falling upon his limb, and
Bandon at the •! o. eri ay evenings.
Rebekah Ledge No. 126.
ItoinoM,
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Os soon
of Dr. Steele, has been at the he was removed to the hospital in
EETS Every 2nd and 4th Tueadam,
i’raelice night tirsi Wean, ad.iv of the
Pioneer Hotel for the jrast two question. Complications set in and
mouth. Social Evening the 3rd Saturday of
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weeks, causing dread and fear to he died four days later. /X mother,
the month. A cordial invitatiou extended
to all inenitier* in good ataudiug.
ATTORNEY • AT LAW.
His next ap|x»int one brother, and three sisters are
many patients
ANNA CRA1NE. N. G.
NUTAHY PUBLIC
left to mourn his loss, some of them
ment is at Port < Irtord.
P kabi . E kk khon . Sec’v
NORDEN
F.
H.
residing
at
Marshfield.
A
stepfather,
Bandou,
Oregon.
A. A. Jamieson is energetically
Knight* of Pythia*
\Vm.
McEwen,
and
the
mother
of
THE EXPERT
pushing the construction of his
I \ I.LI*lll LODGE So t'4. Knights of
LOUIS DOONAR.
1" I’vthia*. Mida every Monday even­
buildings and sawmill near the the departed. were in town the first Watchmaker "&
jeweler
ing at Masonic ball.
Viailing hiugbtM in-
of
the
week
to
care
for
the
remains.
1
Garfield
¿X
Von
Pegert.
will
bridge on Sixes river
He
Electrician.
Electric Light [and Tele­
»U. d lo attend.
Wt I I. Redillion, C. <
B. N. H aj UUN iitoh , K of R. S.
Bandon Drug Co Store. Bandon
have a shingle mill and planer also, The body was taken to Marshfield
phone Work. Supplies
and expects to have things running on Tuesday’s train and there laid to
Modern Uootlniei*,
rest in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
lin ndon.
Oregon
alxaut the middle of November.
J’ABi.l. KOCK CAMP, No. iH7G, M W.
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Many friends sincerely mourn Bob­ C. L. LAW &
1 of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of
Mr. Sidwell, who has lieen etn-
by's untimely death, as he was an
each moulli at Concrete Hall.
ViaitinH
O- T Blumenrotlier
the
oil
well
for
ployed as driller at
ueiK’hbora cordially invited to attend.
honest and good-hearted l>oy, what­
C.
W.
DYGERT
l’. S. Commlaaioner and Notary I'ul.llc,
the last few months, hit work there
GEORGE LORENZ. H C.
Filings and Final proofs made on Home-
ever else may be said of him at the
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akks , Clerk.
last week.
He is planning more present time.
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HteadH,
Timber Cl ainm and other I'. 8. Landa
None are without Paintersand Contractors
Money Loan* Negotiated on Approved
congenial work, I le has made many their faults.
Security,
Foresters of America.
Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
friends '.who will regret seeing him
Office in room 10 Beyerle Bmldine, Ban­
llotlNe. Niign nini Cnrringe
^Ot RTQl EEN OF THE FOREST, No.
Screws,
Machine
Holts,
eave.
) 17. meets Friday night of each week, don. Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
Painting.
Pipe and Eittings,
Ileal Kat ate bought and Sold
in Concrete Hall, Banilon, Oregon. A cor
Fruit Country.
The Board of Equalization has Coquille a ----------------
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dial welcome is extended to all visiting
Ail XVork Guaranteed.
Brass Work.
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brothers
ARTHUR RICE.
completed its work. and Assessor
General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in ^G. Tyi.ru,
Price* Keawttnablc
Chief Ranger.
A. M. HIT< II< <M K
The Coquille country has for many
Fiu.
Secretary.
Orford
the
Connection.
Marsh returned to Port
Bandon,
Oregon.
Contractor and Builder
years been in a dormant state. The
first of the week
The assessment
ack
of
transportation
facilities
has
Woodmen
of
the
World.
this year foots up to a total of
^EASI.'E CAM!’ No. 212. W. <>. W.
$3,025:124. as against $2,031,000 kept the people from striving to
“ ' nits ts in regular session the iirst and
show
what
this
country
can
do
in
third 1 Imrsdavs of each month in the Ma­
last year, being a gain of a million
sonic hall. Visiting neighbors are cordiali»
invited.
R. W. BULLARD. U. C.
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dollars, mainly by assessment on the way of fruit culture, though this
O, C. W ildvogkl , Clerk.
C. A
JAMISON
country has always had the reputa­
JACK BROWN
M. G. Pohl.
non-tillable acres.
tion of raising the best apples in
at Bandon Hdw Store
There will be a thanksgiving Southern Oregon, and while the
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shooting match at Port Orford for prices for same have been lower than
Nov. 12, 13 and 14.
turkeys and beef, —the turkeys will what apples and fruit have sold for
Rasident Dentist
I Consult him for your eyes, lien 1 ache
probably be shot oft the day before
i weariness, or nervousness
where the mode of transportation is
or,i<
IX OI.D BREUER BUILDING.
in the afternoon.
There will be a more rapid, we have laid back on
BANDON,
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CBEÜON.I
horse-race on the beach, with first our oars, so to speak, and let the
and second money, and the day’s rest of the state carry oft the banner
GKO. P. TOPPING,
festivities will end with a masquer­ for being a fruit country, and our
ATTORNEY » nd COUNSELOR AT LAW
ade ball in Nielson’s hall.
AND
Sometimes is and sometimes
reputation has suffered in the mean­
NOTARY PUBLIC,
isin't his fortune, but a good
VVre thought we bail a food famine time. There has been no incentive
lire Insurance.
clean shave and a neat haircut
last winter, but it has hit this place tor the ranchers to bestir themselves
Bandon, - - — — Oregon.
goes a good ways on first im­
three months earlier this year, an< and pay attention to their orchards
They Handle The Famous
pressions.
Everything new
our people have been making trips until the past few years when people
W. E. THRESHER,
and clean, and at your immed­
to Dairyville for supplies that ought from the outside have cotne to Coos
.attorney - at - Laie.
iate disposal.
to be had here. Enough has trans­ county and tasted her fruits and have
Notary Public
pired to show that our merchants advertised them until at the present
HARRY MORRISON,
cannot depend on the Berw ick : anc time there is a demand for them,
Wedderburn
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Oregon
Near Po«t Office
when John R Miller’s gasoline boat and now at Myrtle Point a represen­
is finished she will have busy times tative of a Portland house is packing
G. 11. Smith
In The New Green Building
in stocking up our stores with nec- apples tor that market, where they
nssary goods.
will have to compete with the apples
from the Willamette Valley and
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
from
1 food River and the Yakima
Debating League.
country. This demand has shown
The Oregon State High Schoo the people of this section the neces­
Debating League, organized during sity of putting their orchards in a
the past summer, is meeting with lietter condition, so that their apples
hearty co-operation from all parts o! will bring a better price when the
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok
the State.
I'p to the present time buyers for commission houses come
MarNhiield and Coquille, Oregon.
erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands. Collections, Rents
fifteen of the larger schools have into the country to purchase the
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signified their intention of joining the crop. Apples are the same as any
We have completed a I borough and up to ditto ABSTRACT PLANT,
other
article
that
the
rancher
has
for
league, including Pendleton, Baker
and are now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at short no­
City, La Grande. Ontario, The s.Je; the more care he gives it the
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
Dalles. Astoria, Salem. Eugene, larger price he will receive; and no
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
Roseburg Klamath Falls. Medford. one will lx* to blame but himself if
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
Grants I’ass, Bandon, Marshfield, he is unable to get a good price if he
gives
his
orchards
no
attention
ami
North Bend, and a number of small­
Marshfield Phone, 143
Coquille Phone. 191
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
er ones. On account of the re­ the crop looks scabby and unsalable
24*“ Phone at our Ejrpense when ordering Abstracts
on
the
market.
It
is
perfect
fruit
organization of its high schools,
Portland was not able to enter, but that the buyers want, ami they are
will do so next year. The State has willing to pay for it, as they have
J. S. Barton. Abstractor
Henry Sengstack en, Manager ■
bei n divided into four districts, and customers w ho demand the best ami
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a championship team w ill be chosen are willing to pay for it: hence the
from each district. The final debate producer should be willing to expend
DEALERS IN
will lx- held at the University of more time and care to their orchards
so
that
they
will
be
able
to
get
the
|
Or<n.
\ handsome silver eup
Have You an Edison. Victor, Columbia
top notch price, and when once tljcy
will be given to the winning team.
lave got their orchards in a No. i
or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine?
condition, it will lie easy work and
Coquille Notes.
ess expensive to keep them that
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
From the Sentinel.
Yon can get them with Recoods from us on easy payments, a
way. It will be the best advertise­
cheap as at any place in the world.
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a Specialty.
Capt. Jack Miller is at the wheel ment that Coos county ami the Co­
quille
country
can
receive
through
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of the Echo during the absence of
Market Friee Allowed for Produce of all Kinds.
out the country, ami there will be
Capt. John Myers, who is spending
PROSPER,
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more people investigating the re­
OREGON.
the week in Bandon.
sources of the county if they hear of
Successor to V. R. WILSON
E. M. Furman, the piano dealer, t le wonderful fruit that this section
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arrived from I.os Gatos Monday. is shipping to the outside market
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He expected to bring his family to than all of the townsite and hot-air
this city on his return, but owing to impositions of the “boomers,” w ho
[SUOUE88OR TO HOOVER A MONDAY.]
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the illness of his wife he was com care more to sell town lots than try­
BANDOX MEAT MARKET.
pelled to leave her in a hospital in ing to build up the agricultural and
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; San Francisco. Mr. Furman is of horticultural resources of the county,
A.
Fvill
Line
of
Confectionery
,
Fruit
the opinion that she will be able by as they know that with town lots
Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables. Lard, Etc. Etc.
Cigars Tobacco, Soft Drinks, etc.
next month to start for Coquille to they can speculate more than they
News
Stand
in
Connection.
; • "Harina pnrehnaed this old anti well ewtabliatoilfbnainea*. and moved the|rnme to
make their future home.
can with urlian property.
the Munhall linilding. ea«t side Main street, we solicit a continaanee of past penerons
If the ranchers this fall will only
patronage. gnarantering honest good*. fair prices and conrteons treatment to all.
The Coquille laundry is installing
another washer and a new extractor commence the campaign early so as
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.
this week, which w ill double its to put their orchards in good condi- Next to Vienna Cafe
Port Orford Notes.
Steam Laundry.
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Bandon Foundry
‘I11 Machine Shop
Mill and Steamboat
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S pecial M achines
B uili ro O rder .
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The Arcade Saloon,
A Man’s Face
Choicest of Wines, Liqours and
Cigars.
Beers
Weinhard’s
Real Estate and City Property
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
Prosper
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Title ( Guarantee and Abstract Co.
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Mill Co.
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
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General Merchandise
E. C. BARKER & CO. Coquille.
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