Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, September 23, 1909, Image 8

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The Sovereign Grand 1 odge of
Miss Laura Kablcee of Ro.-.ei>uig
Can't Uae Crop
Odd Fellows is in session al Seattle is visiting friends in Bandon,
this week. The Odd Fellows is a
Services as usu.d in the. Catholic
The Myrtle Point Enterprise says:
great fraternal organization and has church at 10:30 Sunday morning.
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B. Lane is one of those who
mot«, members in the United .'»tales
C. E. Hollopeter was a business
Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald oL went into the “Wonder berry” bus­
than any other order.
visitor to Ooos Bay last Saturday.
Coquille are visiting with Bandon iness. and he now knows how they
Butter wrappers of all sizes for riends.
received their name, as the grower
-FOR RENT—Stock and dairy
sale at this office.
Rev. Horsfall will hold services at is given to “wonder” what they are
ranch. Apply to this office. 37tf.
the
Episcopal church Sunday morn
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D.
A.
Patterson
has
been
given
­ good for. He has tried to palm off
Donald Charleston was over from
some of them on The Enterprise
Coos Bay visiting with his family the contract of moving the boat ing.it II o'clock.
with the idea t hat perhaps they
house of the Coquille River Light
over Sunday.
School will begin Monday, Pros
would make good printer's “devil”
Station and will begin the work
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Best lertlizer for ycur garden at soon. Mr. Patterson went to Coos peels are good for the best school
or “angel" food. His chickens have
the Estabrook Warehouse.
36 t Bay Monday where he did some year in the history of Bandon, . We gone on a strike and absolutely re
have a fine new building and an
fused to have anything mure to do
Joe McCord goes to San Fran­ diving for the government.
excellent corps of teachers, and no
with the alleged garden fruit, he has
cisco on the Bandon as first as­
Advertise in the R ecorder and town ever had a better bunch of placed them handy for the kids to
sistant engineer.
school children.
you will get results.
steal, but either the Myrtle Point
Try dfalfa meal for chickens and
Misses Ruby and Maud Ellingston boys are not built that way or they
C. E. Bowman of the Bowman
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 tl
Cigar Oo. has a badge worn by will go to San Francisco on the are wise beyond their years, and he
Mrs. C. Ledgerwood left Mon his grand father G. H. Bowman in Elizabeth.
Miss Ruby will enter is now absolutely up against it to
day for Riddles, Ore, having been 1832, in Philadelphia, Pa. in a San Jose Norman School and Miss know what he is to do with his
called there by the serious illness of parade in honor of Washington. Maud will enter high school at crop. His latest notion is to solidify
her mother.
them in some manner, either hy­
The ribbon is well preserved and is Berkeley.
draulic
pressure or through a form
L ost —An old ivory and nugget
See Spencer for reservations on a relic of which he may may well
pin, tinder please return to Western of ossification or petrifaction and
Breakwater, at the office of the leel proud.
Bandon Light & Water Co. 30 tf
Cedar Planking for bridge and Home boarding house and receive then sell them for buckshot.
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2611 reward.
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Chris Rasmussen went over to ->treet work. Estabrook Co.
It
is
said
that
the
increased
prices
Marshfield Monday to meet his wife
Capt. Geo. H. Varney, superin
Many Coming to Northwest.
who has just tet. rned from an ex­ tendent of the Pacific Coast District asked for land around Coos Bay
tended'visit in Denmark.
of the life saving service was in Ban because of expected improvements
Railroads serving this territory
from the #700,000 bonds voted for
Buy your first quality white ctdar don the first of the week attending the Port of Coos already exceed in are preparing estimates of travel
shingles from the Estabrook Co. 1 to official duties and visiting Capt. total figures the amount of the bonds. during the Colonist period. Sep
Robert Johnson of this station. Cap­
C. B. Zeek who has been laid up tains Varney and Johnson are old This shows that all expenditure for (ember 15 to I October 15. They
for a week or ten days again, with friends and shipmates and their visit public improvements are immediately expect no iess than f 0,000 new
his wounded knee, which was hurt was a very pleasant one. Capt. added to the values of the land ben» settlers for the Pacific Northwest
in falling through the sidewalk last Varney says Bandon looks the best efited. To any but the willfully during the 3» days the low one
spring, is able to be around again to him of any town in this section of blind it would clearly indicate way rates are in effect. Extra
although he is compelled to go very the country.
where payment for public improve­ equipment is being assembled by
the various lines to handle the
slowly.
ments should come from.
FOR RENT—Set of light house
heavy traffic expected and the pas
Bring your baby buggies to Woo< keeping rooms, Steam heat and
Old papers at the R ecorder of­
senger
agents believe they will have
uff & Turner’s and have the stire electric lights, Call at the Laundry fice five cents a bundle.
all they can do to care for the
set while you wait.
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office.
The Eugene Guard: “Aside Hood of new-comers.
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from
being a complete success from
H. A. Cox and wife have re
They don’t seem to patronize
Inquiry at Eastern ticket of­
a
standpoint
of exhibits and racing fices is reported to be wide and
turned from Redlands, Calif, where home it dustry down at Gold Bead
they have been residing some time. very well, according to the follow­ events, the Second Southern Ore the westbound trains bearing the
They were in Redlands for the ben ing from the Gold Beach Globe: gon diitrict fair, which came to a vanguard of this great colonist
efit of Mrs. Q ox ' h health, but tin “ Die Gerald C is due here today close Saturday night, was a splen movement are heavily loaded. .Dur
climate was too hot for her and she with a heavy deck load of wood for did success in a financial way. A - ing this week the travel is expected
returned to Coos county.
the cannery.
That is the kind of sistant Secretary M. S. Wallis stated to be at its height and will un­
man we like to see do business in to a reporter this morning that the doubtedly be heavy.
Rouse's coal at the Estabrook
our community; haul wood ioo receipts were about $4,600. There
warehouse.
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miles through the woods when doz wih be a good margin for the as
How seldom people think to be­ ens of men with families now idle sociation alter all the bills are paid I Says Harriman Had Big Ideas
stow praise upon those with whom who would be glad to cut and de­ the directors say.”
they are in daily contact. Your liver even belter wood than they can
All the local news in the Bandon
A northwest newspaper corres­
employees, your associates, your get at Coos Bay. A few more such R ecorder .
Subscription $1-50 pondent says: “The death of E.
children, and your wife would find business men and the country would per year.
H. Harriman is somew het of a blow i
their loads lightened by a word of be depopulated.”
L. A. Roberts burned over his to the Northwest, because of the
commendation now and then.
Board and lodging at Corson slashing to the south of his res­ deep interest which the railway
— for sale —Cheap a good first boarding house, near broom handle idence property Wednesday, h tving wizard has in this energetic part of i
class merchandise business. Inquire mill. Reasonable rates and satis­ selected a day that would al 1 ost the country. He had big plans
of the Bandon Investment Corpora­ faction guaranteed. Mrs. Harvey shrivel the timber without need of for the construction of new lines in ;
tion.
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James, proprietor.
a fire. With the clearing he made Washington and Oregon, and it is
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and that < f R. C. Dement on the | hoped that his successors will have
The vote on the Referendum
The tug Richard I lolyoke with
against the opening and grading on the drege Oregon in tow reached Gant place, and others, the time veneration enough for his foresight,
6th street, carried by a majority of Astoria safely about noon yesterday. will not be far distant when the en­ t » see that they are carried to ¡
eight Monday, consequently the I bis was the news conveyed to Mrs. tire stretch of bottom land between I completion. J. D. Farrell. Mr.
street will not be improved under Mattison of South Marshfield whose town and the river on the south will Harriman’s personal representative
the ordinance passed by the Coun­ husband was aboard the dredge be cleared and under cultivation, i.i the Northwest, says thei' will be
adding immensely to its value as no alteration in any of the projects,
cil last spring.
Peter Scott Jr. was also aboard the
it is most fertile land. —Enterprise as the result of the death of their
Don't fail to see our new stock o dredge and Mr. Mattison’s message
Creator.” It is to be hoped that the
The Peoples Meat Market at Co­
rugs and art squares direct from the was from the both of them. They
correspondent knows what he is
“all well.”
This is quille has been closed down and talking about.
factory at Woodruff ¿¿Turner, th reported
He will have t
the only news that has been Manager Hensley has skidooed how us.
House Furnishers.
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heard Jfrom the tug and the with the money, according to re­
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The Myrtle Point Enterprise says
dredge since they left here, They ports coming from that city. The
“J. S. Miller has a thermometer
Eureka to Get Road
would have been out 72 hours at 3 City Meat Market of Bandon was
at his home that he has owned lor
o’clock yesterday. They made the run in connection with this market,
a number of years, that showed the
trip up at the rate of less than three and Mr. Ceo. Erdman who had
San Francisco, Sept. 20—Captain
highest temperature Wednesday ol
charge of the market here is loser A. H. Payson, president of the
miles an hour.—Times.
any time, the mercury going to 108
by about #2000 as a result of- Northwestern Pacific, which is own­
Now is the time to buy' wall paper
and remaining tl-.ere for a couple
Hensley's escapade.
Mt. Erdman ed jointly by th Santa Fe and
of hours. A government tiler- is it is going at 10 per cent reduc has been doing an honest
business Southern Pacific, lias just an­
omometer. kept according to gov­ tion to make room for our new stock. here,
and
is a gentlemen in every nounced that the gap between
ernment regulations would probably vVoodruff & Turner, the House particular.
He has been sending Eureka and Sherwood, a distance of
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show several degrees less than this.” Furnishers.
money, taken in at this market 105 miles, will be closed and work
A coriespondent in the Portland from time to time, to Coquille, on the line will be started soon.
Surelay for chickens as good a
Telegram
says: ‘ There is a fine and only this mo.ith send #450.
An appropriation of 52,000,000
and cheaper than wheat, Estabrook
Summer harbor at Port Orford, Mr. Hensley was supposed Io pay has been made to start construction
warehouse.
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Will Matheny of Sixes river had protected by a cape from northwest the bills from the Coquille market The railroad will open up the North
winds. It lies exposed to south­ but pocketed the money instead, western part of California, and give
the misfortune to lose his home and
vest Winter winds, however, con­ The City Market has been closed means of transporting the lumber of
contents, with the exception of one
sequently is almost valueless during and will remain closed for some Humboldt and the north country
trunk, by being burned out last Fri­
that season.
Scarcely any boats time at least. Mr. Erdman is in to market.
day. The house was uninsured,
make it now at any time of the year Lewin’s Market at present
and the loss will be felt keenly by
though there is 70 feet of water on
Is your subscription paid?
Mr. and Mrs. Matheny. A benefit
the bar. The wharf is falling into
dance will be given in Langlois next
Rebekah Convention
disuse. Some day a port district,
Saturday night which should receive
the state or the Government may
the patronage of all.—Port Orford
build a breakwater that will protect
The Ocean Rebekah lodge
Tribune.
*hips lying in. Down at Gold Beach Bandon is making preparations
Number 3 cedar for building pur where the Rogue affords an inside
entertain the Third Annual Con­
poses. See Estabrook Co. 261 f
harbor there is 14 feet on the bar at vention of this district Friday. There
The Bandon Commercial Club, deep water and only gasoline boats will be delegates present from Co­ McCALL PATTERNS
Celebrated for style, perfect fit, simplicity an I
last Tuesday evening voted to send are making the trip in Altogether quille. Myrtle Point, Marshfield,
reliability nearly 40 years. Sold m
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every
city and town in the United St.it« s as I
ten pounds of butter to John F. shipping from Curry ports is not as North Bend, Gardiner and Florence.
Canada, or by mail direct. More <<»:.| tl
any other make. Send tor tree cat.uof <
Carroll of the Portland Telegram lively as it was a decade back-” ' It
Ocean lodge will exemplify the MeC ALL’S MAGAZINE
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More subscribers than any other fa«.h
who will put it on the tables at the might be added that railroad con-
degree, and are preparing for a big
m igazme—million a month. Invaluab'r. I *
est styles, patterns, dressmaking, piillintrv,
Portland Commercial Club as com nections between Bandon and Port event. Coming as it does in carni
plain sewing, fancy needlework, h.tndn - ,
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etiquette, good stories, etc. On y 50 cent a
pliments of this club.
The butter < Jrford will lie established inside of val week, there will be a big attend
year (worth double), including a fn e p.tttrn
Subscribe today, or send for sainph- copy
needless to say will be churned at tl le next year and then there Mill be ance frojn outside lodges, as the
WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS
the Bandon Creamery and will be much better transportation facilities visitors will be able to attend both
to Agents. Postal brings premium catalogue
■Jand new cash prise offer». ‘Address
or Curry county.
first class in every particular.
attractions.
Local Lore j
WISE MEN
ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT THE
Clothes They Wear
HEY know a comfortable roomy
suit helps to make life pleasant.
They know from experience
that it doesn’t pay to buy any
old thing in the way of Clothes so they
buy at a store like ours where Collegian
Clothes, Sweet Orr Trousers, Stetson
Hats, Tilt, Strong & Garfield’s or Berg­
mann Shoes and Winsted Underwear
are sold. They know they can make no
mistake in buying our garments and
should our goods ever fail to give entire
satisfaction they can get new ones or
money back.
T
Smith Bros. &
Sidwell
Better Goods for the same money
Same Goods for less Money
NOTICE
Bids will be received at at the office of the
Bandon-Port Orford Railroad Company for
slashing and burning of brush for the first
five miles, sixty feet wide from the City
Limits of Bandon on line of survey, Bids
must be in not later than October 1st. For
particulars inquire at offices of
Bandon=Port Orford
Railroad Co.
Califormn and Oregon CotiM Ntcam*liip <0.
Steamer Alliance
Naw plying between Portland mid Coon Hay only
WEEKLY
School Books Bandon Foundry
& Machine Shop
We have a complete line of
A. Garfield
SCHOOL BOOKS
MiL and Steamboat
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Everything that i* needed in
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Tnrnnd Shafting. Cap and Set
Screws. M hc I hlh Boita. Pipe
and Fittings, Brass Work
GENERAL REPAIRING
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TRIPS
GRAY A HOLT CO.. Gen. Agent»
H. W. SKINNER, Agent
728-730 Merchant» Exchange San Francisco
Marshfield. Phone 441
J. E. WALSTROM, Agent. Bandon
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