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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1907)
]» nmm Vutire. contracts that they are working on at present that will keep them busy • % Any person or person* trespassing for several months. They have An Indoy Newspaper • • • * • boom age room for to.ooo.ouo feet. upon the Croft Lake ranch, the McClellan aud Marshall rauchen, • • • 1ÍU1NG H KA Hi. E ditor and P k - prietiik » Roberts N Brown of Myrtle Point will be prosecuted as the law directs, * request the nocturnal visitors to their ami a reward will be given for infor- Î Ba- RIFPI'I« K ätes ; Fer Year. $1.50; Six Month* $1.00; V"p> 5e henhouse in the still hours of the lin-iiiou that will lead to the eouvio- strictly in advance * night to close the door, as they came ti->u of the guilty partus. ? Thi* peper iS euteri-ii nt the Bandoli pout utiioe uh Secuud-elusH Matter BANUUN near losing their entire flock of - ■ EDMUND CROFT, ♦ ♦ Nine clean room*. 25 and 50e a togli! ; Bandon. Oregon. chickens recently after a iover of ♦ | through the financial sup|>ort re “yeiler-legged” chicken had made a a week ; $5.00 a mouth. Wines. Liquors A S hortage in school l>ooks is ceived through the advertising col ♦ MBS SABAH COSTELLO. visit to their henhouse and taken a « causing much inconvenience anti is umns, that such an edition is made For Rent. * and Cigars..... few of their choice ones. * greatly delaying the school work. possible, and after both sides of the * Office rooms in Devereaux Bld g, * Books are ordered through J. H. ledger are balanced lip, there will be John R. Miller, of Port Orford, CLARENCE Y. LOWE, * ❖ H mim I ou . Oregon, (¡ill of Portland, and there seems to little but criticism for the instigator was m the city this week ins|>ecting upstairs near the Post Olfiie. In * quire of Tom Devereaux or c.dl up be a misunderstanding all around. I fowever, we shall feel satisfied if the engine that was installed in his /\d sinus sen />• os. Druggist and Apothecary The local schools are not affected these are properly circulated, as the boat which was built on this river on the Bear Creek Phone. •:* Proprietors. Is jast in receipt of a new and comparatively, but many of the val results will b<- gratifying to all. A during the past summer by Ed El * fresh stock of ♦ ley schools can hardly keep open, newcomer to Bandon means addi lingson. The engine, he informs us, Bandon, - Oregon. Drugs and Chemicals, <• B.1.YDO.V TH. MS EE JI CO. according to various neu~>paj»er re tion il money spent for merchandise, does not give satisfaction and he has «-St <■ <- ♦ ❖ ♦ * ♦ kA C H PATTERSON Jt SON Patent and Proprietary Preparations ports. rent, helps taxes, increases popula refused to accept the same for the Toilet Articles, tion, and above all (to us) he may reason that it is iiiqiossible to start it Dray and General Delivery Di-iiggiMtn Niuntlrii-M. Meet all Boats. without 150 jiounds of compressed D oes I t P ay to advertise? We suliscribe for this paper, thereby P erfumes . B iiüshfs , S ponufs , S oap THE MERCY HOSPITAL ---- All orders bandied with care.------ air. The engine runs fine after it is leaving a light heart and heavier are going to quote a few prices from N uts and (’ andiks . B andon . ■ O biu - n . started, but it is impossible to start Clgarii, Tubac«*«»* anti Cigarette*. At North Bend some of the leatling periodicals. purse in our sanctum. Copies of Paints. Oita, (»lass and Painters’ Supplies. w ithout the aid of another engine. this paper w ill be sent to any address Neatly all ol the advertisers started The company which furnished the in a very small way, anti gradually in the United Stales for ten cents Is now open for the re engine has had an expert working on increased by means of advertising. each, or three for twenty-five cents. ception of patients. The the boat for the past three weeks A single page in one issue of the All addresses are asked to be in be terms aie $10 per week w ithout accomplishing anything. Mr. “Chicago News" costs $i i |i-56; in fore the dale of publication as they and upwards. Por par Miller has sold his stock of merchan TONSORIAL PARLORS the “New York American” $980.00; must be mailed with the regular ticulars apply to : : dise to Ames Johnston of Port Or in the “New York Herald” $698.25; edition. This will be the largest Ail Kinds of P. B. HOYT, Prop. ford, and Mr. Miller and wife intend in * Collier’s Weekly” $1600.00; in issue of any newspaper in the history to visit the eastern part of the state Located in EL DORADO Bl ILDING, the “Saturday Evening Post’ of Coos County, at least, as far as and on their return will in all proba Elrnt Street. HA NOON. OltLliON $1800.00; in the “Delineator” we are able to learn. Remember, SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR bility settle in Coos county. $1800.00; in the “Women's Home we only pay the postage on those ('UTTING AT STANDARD PRICES. Hath ronin newly fitted up with Porcelain The Bandon correspondent th Companion” $1800.00; in the copies mailed on Dec. 19th. After North Bend, Or. Tub. Hot nr Cold Hath. *25 cent “Youth's Companion” $2400.00; that date copies will be for sale at Pimes Wednesday complains I the : finished at Living Prices. A share treatment given the band ol that in the “Ladies Home Journal” this office at the above rates of the Public Patronage place while they were in ( < qii $4000.00. Notwithstanding the Solicited high prices charged no publisher S im e W hen did the Bandon Saturday evening. They cotnplai can guarantee anything in the way Concert Band hire out as a figure of ill-treatment at the han is of of returns. head or as the butt of general amuse hoodlum element here, and ment, is a question the management the fact that there was no att< ' pt I y has been trying to find out since any other element to restr; c T he F ike of last week gave food their engagement with the “Eagles.” said hoodlums. Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines for Spraying, Pumping, Referring thi- Sawing, Grinding. Outfits complete. Fairbanks-Morse for thought to many residents on the The wet weather made it impossible matter to Night Marshal 1 >un ■ . Steam Engines, I'nmps, Boilers. Fairbanks Scales for weigh hill who are dependent upon city to do any playing on the way up anil said that he did not see ai vth. ing. Fairbanks Morse Dynamos and Motors, for power and water for fire protection. The pres prevented any on the streets at Co out of the way during the time they light; Windmills and Towers; Grinders, Feed Choppers, Well Pumps. All first quality goods at lowest prices. Always in sure was only sufficient to barely quille; were he eand saw no one trying to once the boys got out and stock. Liberal terms. Prompt reply to inquiries and quick Near town and the plank road, rich force the water through the hose attempted to play a march in the insult them. Others say the same shipments Write for Catalogues and Prices. when placed over a fence, and the wind and rain under an arc light, thing, and as they only played once soil—Level land—$05 and $75 per stream would have been successfully but did not try any more as an extra during the evening, in front of W. acre Small payment down, balance rivaled by a sprinkling can. What shower came up about the middle of T. Kerr's store, some kids might in installments of $10 per month is the use of a fire department with the piece and the battery had to have guyed them and that was the Best bargain in land in the city. out water? This is important ami stand under a nearby porch to pro ill treatment they complain of. The Call on or address the owner, should interest everybody. A poor tect the calfskin from the rain, and a Sentinel does not think for a moment A. Haberly, Bandon. water system is worse than none, as number of people pressed in between that anyone in this c ■U’ would ill- Hie New Drug Store it* Now Heady for ItiiwineM*. Everything! New and Fresh. dependence placed in such an insti them and the rest of the Band mak treat them on anyjoccasion. As for Drugs, Druggist's Sundries, Patent Medicines. tution would necessarily eliminate ing it almost impossible to keep to the guying of the kids, that is liable any other provision for fire protec gether. Not only rain dampened to occur any time and if the band SABIN Brushes, and Toilet Articles. Fancy Stationery tion. There is no reason at this the Band’s ardor, but remarks unfit from this city should go to Baniton Manufacturer and Dealer in Firn- line of Fancy ('an<i> . Imported and Domestic OigSIS» time of the year why there shouldn’t for repetition in these columns were and play on the streets they would All Kinds of Saddlery. be plenty of water. Last Monday passed at that time and during the receive the same guying from the Harness and Saddles Repaired. we had occasion to look at the pres evening by bystanders, which the small boy. If what the corres The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer BANDON, - - OREGON sure register on Main Street, and boys did not feel that they merited pondent says is true we are sorry to M44-M-W4 I-W- found oidy 20 pounds pressure indi in any particular, but strong as the learn that steps were not taken by cated. It is folly to place confidence feeling of resentment was among bystanders to put a stop to it. CAPT. J Ol.SE.V, .Master. in such water protection! The pres some of the members, an effort was - This Steamer I ; N isStrnn-l built, and fitteli wilb Ilie ‘ -test im; i.veinents. and will sure should never be less than 45 give a refill • s u...> service, for passengers and Iren.- ' ween the made by some of the older heads to The Youth’s Companion Coquille River. Oregon, and San Francisco, Oalit. pounds, taking all circumstances into J. E WALSTROM Agent, Bandon, Oregon. keep out of difficulties, as it was Calendar for 1908. consideration. It is when the pres E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 23 Market Street. San Fraucisco, California. very apparent that the jeering and sure is low, and fire is the least remarks were passed by the ho< ilium The publishers of The Youth’s thought of, when water may be Yon ('an 't, Expect to Get element and from mixed localities. Companion, will, as always at this California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company needed the most. We have no Worth for But Much credit and thanks are due a season, present to every subscriber, You Can Get Your doubt but what the present water number of the Coquille Band Ixiys, w hose subscription, $1.75, is paid for MONEY'S II Oil TH at company can raise the pressure and w ho diil what they could to make it 1908, a beautiful Calendar for the be able to provide more water, with pleasant for the visiting aggregation: new year. Four paintings by artists but little additional cost. Should ow ing to a lack of clear understand of distinction, are reproduced in four the business part of Bandon take ing and mismanagement among the panels of the Calendar by a process «»caler in Knots and Shorn fire, the protection from tity water of color-pri Hing which has been re several aggregations of Eagles, the cently brought to a remarkable suc Repairing neatly anil promptly done at GEO. I). GRAY .t CO., Gen’l Agts, L. W SHAW, Agent, would be only an aggravation, and 421 Market. St. San Francisco. _ Marshfield, l’bone 441. lowest living price». band men had the comforts of wet, cess. The first of the panels is an the chance for saving any part rainy streets on which to while away inspiring sea scene, full of the beau would be very slim. their time, waiting until midnight for ty of the wide ocean and sky anil a definite understanding as to what tlie joyous rush of the homeward- bound ship. The second is a fine was to be done or w hat w as wanted cattle piece. The third, pictures an O ur A nniversary number of of them and had it not been that the old mill at Zaadan—typically Dutch the R ecorder will appear on Dec. The fourth panel Coquille band room was throw n open in treatment. Iqth. We are going to say a good depicts a “ Girl with Roses”, a to their convenience, the situation word for it, as we think it really de charming face, exquisite in color would have been much more un and expression. All the pictures serves one. The complete edition pleasant than it was. After they are worthy ol preservation long after will consist of 3000 32 page papers You have been trying to improvise some practical method of introducing your new good . had gone through the unpleasantness 1908 has passed into the good old containing illustrated matter, of Ban of the situation it was revealed that times. Well! Here is a tip that can be summed in a word—Glass Show Cases. Get the i<l$i? don in particular, ami Coos County a misunderstanding had occurred, a A Dangerous Deadlock, in general. The present expectation An article properly displayed will sell on sight. Put in a couple and inside of a year the mistake had been made and what that sometimes terminates fatally, is is to print 32 pages, and if Sundays • additional sales derived from that source, will pay for them. All up-to-date establishments appeared to be an unintentional mis the stoppage of liver and bowel and nights hold out, and the force treatment jierpet rated upon the ufnetions. To quickly end this con are having them installed. survives the additional work, our Band. Suffice to say that a better dition without disagreeable sensa expectations will be realized. At tions, Dr. King's New Life Pills any rate we will have an issue worthy understanding w ill surely be had next should always l»e your remedy. time the Band goes out on an en Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory in of sending to your friends ami pros gagement of that sort. every case or money back, at C. Y. pective residents ol th» locality. Did you ever stop to think that you may lie judged, by strangers, by your correspondence Lowe’s drug store. 25c. Theedition will be on the best grade If your letters are neatly type written they will always give a business dignity in no other of news paper we can buy, and will Coquille Notes. way attained. The Underwood Machine excells all others in evely respect. We sell them. have a heavy calendered cover print I rom tlw- Sentinel. ed in an appropriate Christmas effect, backed with the finer screened cuts Sometimes is and sometimes C. C. Johnson and wife of Pros which require a good p;q>er for a per were in Coquille last Saturday isin’t his fortune, but a good clear print. Needless to say copies and Sunday visiting his parents, Mr clean shave and a neat haircut of this issue placet! in the proper and Mrs. Alfred Johnson. goes a good ways on first im Mr. hands will do a world of good Johnson informs us that their new pressions. Everything new Aside from the descriptive matter mill is running full time at present and clean, and at your immed the leading merchants of Bandon and cutting 40,000 feet per day, and iate disposal. have advertisements, regul ir hard in a short time they expect to cut HARRY MORRISON, fact talks with customers. It is 50,000. They have several good Near Poet Office Furnished Rooms Editorial Page of Bandon Recorder Eldorado The Pacific LEWIN’S E l ! ) orado Meat - Market MEATS and PROVISIONS Sisters of Mercy E. LEWIN Prop. Gasoline - Steam, Pumping, Irrigation and Lighting Machinery. For Sale. 5- ACRE TRACTS Fairbanks - Morse & Co, Portland, Oregon. B andon d 1 ) rug Co. ELIZABETH BCM ^1 IO KM Steamer Alliance M. BREUER’S Now plying between Portland and Coos Bay only. Weekly trips. Say, Mr. Merchant! Another Practical Suggestion A Man’s Face The Modem Company, W. C. Bradley, Mgr. Marshfield
