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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1909)
Get Busy Invest Now THE TALK OF THE TOWN A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS: 30 acre tract close in; partly cleared and improved; terms or cash_____ ____ $2,200 30 ceres close in; good house; small or chard; cash______ ___________ E0 acre ranch; Coquille Valley; good house and bam, orchard. Will exchange for Bandon property___ $2,300 $1,200 Fine, modern, up-to-date residence in Co quille; 7 rooms; lot 100x100 ____ $2,650 See us for city and country property. KOLP & JENSEN * Are You Going to Build? If so you can get the very best lumber on the market at the lowest figure by calling on or addressing the LYONS-JOHNSON LUMBER CO. We will deliver lumber on the Bandon wharf without extra charge to the purchaser. Lyons-Johnson Lumber Co PROSPER, OREGON SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER AT Vienna Restaurant Menu Celery Radishes Lettuce, Queen Olives SOUP Supreme of Chicken Cream of Oysters FISH Baked Columbia River Salmon, Maitre de Hotel Holland Herring, Potato Natural Spanish Mackerel, Potato Natural Sardines Shrimps Lobsters Oysters Clams BOIL Rex Ham, Celery Mustard Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce ENTREE Fried Spring Chicken, Maryland Lamb Curry and Rice Banana Fritters Wine Flavor ROASTS Sirloin of Beef, au jus Stuffed Young Chicken, Oyster Sauce Veal with Dressing Loin of Pork, Apple Sauce VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Sugar Corn DESSERT Assorted Pies Candy, Assorted Cakes Tapioca Custard Nuts, 25c and up Raisins Sunday, Jan. 9, 1909 V A full line of Confectionery, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Etc, NEWS:8TAND IN CONNECTION Next to Vi Caí» BANDON, OREGON Chas. Martin left on the list F. E. Allen, the paper man, was in town today. Breakwater for Portland. Shoes at cost to close at Rosa’s J E. Walstro'.n left on the A-l i fiance for Portland to look after Store. I business affairs, He expects to be C. R. Wade was in Coquille gone about a week. Wednesday on legal business. SHIPLAP- CODY LUMBER CO. E. M. Furman of Coquille was in FOR SALE—One bay stallion the city this week on business. colt coining two years old. Well A fine baby boy was born to Mr. bred. Address E. J. Hutchison, and Mrs. L. T. Sutherland Friday, Bandon, Oregon. 52tf January ist. Everything in my store at photo You had it last year-Home made graph gallery, including books, sta Bacon from Rosa's store. Finest tionery, post cards, tobacco and sun on the market. dries at cost. M. A. Norton. 52 12 T. B. Wheeler went to Portland SHIPLAP CODY LUMBER CO- on the Breakwater where he expects Ray McNair left on the Break to spend about ten days looking af water for Portland, where he has ac- ter business affairs cepted a position in a ;ifiimbinv es Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fahy and tablishment. Ray is a progressive children of Bullard, returned home young man and will no doubt make today after a vfsit with relatives in a mark in his line. His many Ban North Bend—Tuesday"s Times. don friends wish him every success. SHIPLAP CODY LUMBER CO. The Cody Lumber Co. is building an addition to the west side of the main building of their mill and when completed will run a first class lath mill in connection w ith the big saw' mill. They have recently con structed a shed for storing lumber tor home trade, and other improve ments are constantly going on. SHIPLAP- CODY LUMBER CO. Willard F. Jones of the Jones Shingle Co. returned from San Francisco on the Plant, by way of Coos Bay. Mr. Jones had been to the city on business for his company. C <) M I N G Monday Night, January 11 THE JAMES KEANE COMPANY With Our Old Favorite Mr. James Keane Supported by MISS NEVA WEST And a metropolitan company of 14 people IN THE GREAT SUCCESS FABIO ROMANI Specialties between the acts. Up-to-date vaudeville Popular Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Cents Mr. Keane and company will appear in Bandon every Monday night with an entire new show. Seats reserved at usual place. The Myrtle Point saw mill was shut down fcr sore but has now re ’.MU- sumed operations and prospects are * - The New, Elegantly Fitted and Speedy Ntenmer good for continuing the same in ri definitely. Dement’s Best Flour-you all Try those Cluett Peabody Shirts know it is the BEST. Rosa’s Store. and collars at Rosa’s. They are O. I hit tleamer it new. it tlrongly built and fitted with the latest improvement! and will J. E. Fisher of Walnut Grove, K. give a regular H day tervice, for passengers and freight, between the Coquille river, Oregon, Arizona, in renewing his subscrip A bargain 80 acres of fine leve I tion to the R ecorder says: “We First-class Passenger Fare, - $7.50 are having lots of rain here this land, g acres bottom land and 23 Price $1000. winter. It costs more than twice as acres fine pasture. Freight Rates, - $3 on Up Freight Horse pasture per month $1.50. much to live here as it does in Ban- J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, Bandon, Oregon. dun, if it were not for the mines this J. M. Long, Bandon, Oregon. 52 4t E. T. Kruse, managing agent, 24 California St., San Francisco. country would not be on the map.” Capt. Willard has purchased the SHIPLAP - CODY LUMBER CO ¡interest of his partner Eli Swear ■trrrr r? John Fernoglio is criculating' a ingen in the Wolverine and is now |>etition among the business men sole owner of that popular boat. NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMER and citizens of Bandon for aid for The Wolverine is doing a good bus the sufferers in It.Yly, and is receiv iness all the time and it is constant! y ing quite a large sum, all of which increasing, ow ing to its excellent ac C. P. JENSEN, Matter goes to show that charity is becom- comodations and the popularity o Will make regular trips hereafter between San Francisco and the Coquille River ing international and that Bandon Captain Willard. carrying passengers and freight. Up-freight earnestly solicited people are none behind in their SHIPLAP- CODY LUMBER CO charitable acts. Lewah Tribe No. 48. I. O R. M. ELIZABETH i FIFIELD Rate Cut to $3.00 Per Ton SHIPLAP- CODY LUMBER CO. installed officers at their last meeting Bandon merchants report a good holiday trade, and are consequently jubilant over the results. The best thing of all, however, is the fact that the business since the holidays has not fallen off to any great extent, which is contrary t > the general rule, and to the expectations of the mer chants. Surprises like this, how ever are always welcome. SHIPLAP-CODY LUMBER CO. as follows Otto Herman, Sachem; G E Wilson, Sr. Sagmore; C H Chandler, Jr. Sagmore; W N Wright, Prophet, C. T. Fieger, C. of R; O. C. Waldvogel, K. of W. T H Shaw, R. R. Hunnicut, and C S Hubbard, Trustees. A F. ESTABROOK CO.. Gen, Agent, 245 California St.. SanlFrancuco j. Howard Johnston, Agent, Bandon, Oregon A man named John Jacobson, at the Smith-Powers camp on South slough at Coos Bay, committed suicide last Thursday, by cutting his throat with a razor and after ward hanging himself. He was of melancholy temperament, it is said, because of his forced absence from his family who live in Honolulu. He was about fifty years old. Owing to ill health lam com pelted to leave Bandon. Monday January 18 will positively be my last day in the gallery. Everything in eluding a fine show counter for sale at a bargain. Will sell all or any part of gallery outfit. New nega Tney have been having a blizzard tives lor sale. Portrait negatives for ot the North Dakota style over sale to owners. Good row boat also at Portland, only of c mrse the for sale. J. W. Lint. 52 t2 fury was of a greatly diminished SHIPLAP -CODY LUMBER CO character. We h tve been having E. N. Smith, the Myrtie Point the finest kind of weather on the real estate man, who owns a large coast, the only disagreeable feature tract at Bandon which he has plotted has been a little warm rain, and in tow n lots and has been selling for that has been comparatively light. some time, was in Bandon a few If the inland empire wants perfect days last week and the first of this climate let them come to the co.ist, week. Mr. Smith has been down C. M. Spencer arrived on the Fi- at Riverside, Calif, this winter, and field from San Francisco, and will we understand he will return there have charge of Estabrook Co.’s ware again and remain until about March house. Mr. Spencer is well known 1st. lere as a genial good fellow and M. G. Pohl returned the latter part of last week fro n a trip down in Curry county and reports cond:- tions good in that section. Mr. Pohl is one of the best known fruit men in Oregon anil was for some time fruit inspector of Coos county, until he resigned last summer. Mr. Pohl is also a competent optician and en joys quite a lucrative practice of his rofes' ion. Unexcelled passenger accommodations. «■•Notice to the Public Bandon, Oregon, Dec, 14, 1908- All persons are hereby notified that I will not be responsible for any of the debts of Jno. P. Jensen. M rs . I innie J ensen . 49 I* City Transfer All kinds of draying and transfer ring. FOR SALE—mill wood rom Cody’s mill $2.00 per load. Co il sold and delivered at lowest prices. J. Jenkins, Prop. Land for sale in small tracts near Bandon people are glad to see him town. A. Haberly jack again. J. H. [ohnston willl probably remain here also and look after the lumber interests of the com Nohen for Publication----- Isolated pany, as the business has grown so Tract large that one man will not be able PUBLIC LAND SALE to care for it. Department of the Interior, Wm. McKay is superintend ng the building of a scow at Price's shipyard, for the Cody Lumber Co. to use under their pile driver. The scow is a strong one and will be the superior of the ordinary scow. It will have an air tight compartment for fresh water for the engine on the driver. It is to be hoped that the work of building the scow may bring good luck, and that a big ship will soon be under way of construction at the yards Charles Hubbard and Lawrence Stitt are assisting Mr. Mc James A. Finch the Portland at torney who shot and killed another attorney, Ralph B. Fisher because Fisher was the cause of having him disbarred, was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to hang, by Judge Bronaugh, Friday Feb. 5th. The killing of Fisher by Finch, was one of the most cold blooded murders ever perpetrated in the state of Oregon. Kay in building the scow. General Land Offioe Roeeburg, Oregon, January 2-1908 Notice is hereby given that, aa di rected by the Uommiaaioner of the General Land Office nnder the pro vision« of the act of Congress ap proved June 27, I’.hMi (34 State., 517), be will offer at public sale to the bigb eat bidder, at It) o'clock a. m. on the 20daj* of February neit, at tbia of fice, the following tract of land: — tbe NE f SE J. Sec. 29, T. 30 S„ R. 14 \V„ W. M Any persons claiming adversely the alx>ve descriliad land are advised to file tbeir claims or objections on or before tbe lima des ignated for sale, BEN JAMIN L. EDDY, lUgiriw. J. M. LAWRENCE, QeooiveL New Year's retolutioiu are liable Io ‘ go up in smoke "but you should be careful la keep this on»---to take a course in the Miller-Cleaver Business College Resolve Io make yourelf more valuable a« a competent »fbee man or woman “DO IT NOW” MILLER-CLEAVER Business College NORTH BEND OREGON Lewins Meat Market All kinds of Meats and Provisions
