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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1910)
naturally will iiassenger boats betwe -n Bandon Aged Pior.eer Came to C© « profit in the way of incr ased busi and Coquille City, reaching all the I_iOGÌ£j 3 a.xid Proftweional Directory vVith First Wagcns ness and necessary grc wth. For ri.'er points There has beyn a these reasons Bandon promises to marked increase in theshipping, due .» Ji Lodges are Btqtiestcd to hotify this Office on Election of Officers and on ä 1 ave a lively stir this summer and to the revival ot the lumber busi Fort. t Grove, ().., F< . Al- Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month her people, who are wide awake, ness. moran Hill, pion er of 184^ and 83 .4 _____ are pieparing for advancement Besid s jjer manufacturing and y ars old, died last night on bis which seems certain. business features, Bandon has farm eight miles south ot Forest Dr H. X j . Houston Bandon is naturally a inanutaf*> another advantage, that of summer Gr ve His funeral will take place Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. lyiEETS every Thursday evening at 8 run at PHYSICIAN & SUHGEUN 'unng and ship) ing point, because resort possibilities. The beach be Sunday, with interment in the Hill, tile Bandon Wigman. -Sofourning chiefs Otlice over Prag Sture. Hour», U t<> «•f her harbor and the river which ex low the city is one of the must cemetery, which is Vn his farm and i ui good standing are cordially invited to attend. a.ni. t :30 to 4. | m ; 7 to 8 in the evening. W. T. Allen G E M lison, Night calla anssvered frour office. It is which was named for him. tends well back into the interior picturesque on the coast. C. of R. Sachem ItANIMtN. ... OKtUON I But the territory around gives a fine lined with beautiful rocks and af Almoran 1 Iiil was one of the first | l»r N. la. Perkinm Masioiiic r> tail business which can always be fords one of the greatest play f that great immigiant w ive to QANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. * A. grounds for pleasure seekers in the OFFICE HOUKS; 10 a. m to 3 depended upon In consequence come into Oregon from ea tern M, Stated communications hist Saturday tu., 7 p. tu. to 8 p. tu. there has been a big amount of whole of southern Oregon. Many states. He had alien y been on tin 1 iter the full moon of each month. All Master Residence in New Denholm Building of the residences are on the bluff Pacific Coast over hall a deca 'e Masotu coiduily invited. Building this winter. J. A. Vldrruon. W. M. One of the largest private im- ■iking the beach, with a beautiful when the California excitement G. T. Treadguld. Secrelary Dr Z j . F. Sorensen 1 movements is the building of the view of the ocean. In the summer started. Unlike so many still sur DENTIST >. O. <». F new Cody mill. The old plant of scores of campers enjov lhe fine viving pioneers of the ’40s and Office Over Vienna Cafe Q XNDON LODGE. No. 133. 1. O. O. F. Telephone at Office and Home. the Cody Lumber company was climate and pleasures of lhe sea euly ’50s he w.i not a child when meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting bANDON - . OREGON co 1st. The place promises t > be lestioyed by fire. The company Ip* crossed the plains but a young brothers in good standing cordially invited. C. F. I homas, N. G. one of the most noted summer re uas nearly completed a new struc man of 22 5 ears. A. J. Hartman, Secrrtary O. T. TK£A DUOLI», sorts of the state The average ture, which in its equipment will be Mr. Hill was a charter member ol I ATTI )R N E Y A N D COUNSE L< H AT - LAW, Rebekah Lodge No. 126. one of the finest mills in the county. annual maximum temperature is Holbrook Masonic Lodge, of Forest | NOTARY PUBLIC It will employ about 60 men, be >2 degrees, and the average mini Grove. He was one of the three | I S in K. of P. hall every second and fourth Fridays. Practice nights first Fri IL M. INM1OMEK. sides the 65 now at work in the mum temperature 52 degrees The remaining charter members at the I day of the month; Social evening the 3d Friday Baudot), . • Orogcn. company's camp and will cost e ver sea breezes make the summers de time of his death. ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to Office With Bandon Investmeot Uo lightful, and lhe place ideal for a ail meml>ers in good standing. $100,000. ---—X- V- Inez Jenkins. N. G. vacation. The Odd Fellows lodge is build Belle A. Kolp, Secretary. LAME SHOULDElt With present progressive public Dr. H- îvl. Brown. ing a hall on First street. On the This is a common f .riu of mnsenlnr movements, the 1 irge expenditures Reaident Dentist. rheumatism. N > interual treaiiuent Kui^htn of Pythian tower floor will be a theatre which is needed. Apply Chamberlain's Office in Panter Building of private capital and the opening ELPH1 LODGE, No. 64. Knights of till be one of th« best appointed in freely three times a day and a quick Office Hours: 9 lo 12 M., 1 to 5 P. M, Pythias. Meet; every .Monday evening the connty, and on the second floor of a railroad, there seems to be for cure is certain. This liniment has it Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to Phone, BANDON, OREGON Bandon the coming summer the proven especially vuliiai le for mnsen ittend. Dr. L. P. Sorensen C. G. » ill be a lodge hall. The build ng B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. opening ot a new era for the city bv lar and chronic rheumatism Sold by will cost,'about $7,000, ( ’ . \. Lowe. • The Bank of Bandon is erecting a the sea and much of the undevel Woodmen of the World Attorney and Counselor-at-Law ------- OOO-------- two story concrete building. The oped but rich territory >f Cum Mr. E. Berg of Sprague, Wash , fQ easide Camp No. 212 meets every first ar .1 COQUIDLK. - ORE lower floor will be the home county. I third rhuisdays of each month. Visiting Office over Skeels' Store ‘ passed th ough here recently on his ; neighbors cordially invited. ---- ------------ of the Bank and the second floor R. W. Bullard, C. C. Office Phone, Main 335; residence. Mein 346 way to Pacific City, the new town will be fitted as offices. The struc A COMMON COLD J. N. Hosking, Clerk. on Lake Fiores south of Bandon. , ture is flatiron shaped and will We claim »but if catching cold could DR J- D KELLEY OK. E. W. KONNITEK he avoided some of th»* most dang*-r- He has made arrangements to open j cost about $10 000. ■ ns and fatal diseases would never be up a general merchandise and gro j PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON The Timmons building has been Physician and SurgeoD beard of. A cold ofien forms a cu - OREGON finished, at a cost of $7,000; an ad tnre beds for germs of infectious di- cry store at that place \V. I'.( BANDON residence in Panter residence property Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite dilion to the El Dorado block was •ases. Consumption. pnenm mia. Evans of this :ity sold him the en- 1 )flice and next Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon door to Bijou Theatre iipbiberia and scarlet fever, four of tire bill of groceries. Mr. Evans ererted, at a cost of $3,000; an ■ lhe most dangerous rind fatal diseases addition to the Dime theatre is .ire of this class The culture bed states there will be important de j being built and will cost about formed by ttie cold favors toe devel velopme its take place in tha sec $ of the germs of tbe«s diseases, tion soon. The twelve surveyors >500; the Coos Bay Brewing Com opment 1 hat w mid not otherwise find iodg- who passed through here on the i pany is erecting a business building merit. There is little danger, bow It i N IM»N OREGON which will cost over $3000. lhe ever, when a good expectorant cough Breakwater are there running lines mt-.licine like Chamberlain's Cough; Capital, »25.000. school house completed a few ■ Remedy is used. It deans out these tor the proposed railroad from Ban- Ion to Gold Beach — Coos Bav months ago cost $35,000 culture beds that favor the develop 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. L. Kronenberg, President. J. Denholm, Vice me’it of the germs of these diseases Harbor President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Manly. These buildings mentioned That is why this remedy has proved ----- Z'X’U'-- over $150,000 in cost. During the sb universally successful in prevent A general bank .less transacted and customers given every accommodation con 11\ s ’« *»ji i a . > r r a e sistent with safe and consetvativ: banking past ycai there have been buil ing pneumonia. It not only cured c r 1 a a MOST POPULAR BECAUSE IT CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif; about 150 residences, averaging in vonr cold quickly, but minimizes the IS THE BEST risk of contracting these dang< r .n- Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York. c ist $1200, which makes another liseases. For sale bv C. Y. Lowe. "IliHvas. l l Chamberlain's C mgli , I IL-tui'dy for the past eight years and $180,000 in public improvements. find it to be ooe of tha best sellii g The public improvement which is medicines on the market . For babies being done bv the city and that Corporation Bill Taken Up and vonng children there is nothing better in the line of cough syrups,” I which has been contracted for will says Paul Alleu, Plain Dealt, g, La , total about $12,500. So the im This remedy not only cures thej Washington, D. C. Feb. 7.— roughs, colds and croup so comtnou provements which have been finish ed or are about completed reach a The administration bill providing among your children, but 1 pleasant BRIDGE & BEz\CI I Stoves, Range* and Heater« have in them «0 many excellencies ior federal incorporation of corpora md safe for them to take. For sale total of nearlv $370,000. bv C. Y. Lowe. that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing tions, engaged in interstate com - —ry* mj — - The population of Bandon has in favor every year. We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household i mcrce was presented in both branch aud office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case. been growing, and now reaches Another good wintry blast has i es of congress today In the House 2700. During the past year ic TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. the reference of the bill to t: e judi struck the effete East, the therm n cording to the school census there etor registering as low' as 24 de- i Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools fs Most Complete. ciary committee was made without have been added 11S children to the grees below zero in some places. At objection, but in the senate, Sen number attending the schools ator, Newlands of Nevada opposed | this same time Oregon people were ' which puts the Bandon district the second reading of the bill and enjoying the finest kind of weather ‘ Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line second in th 2 county in point of at g ive notic he would ask tomorrow and here at Bandon, out-door pic tendance, I to have it referred to the Com nics on the beach and in the woods The city has made about 3500 niittec on interstate Commerce. have been the order of the day. ieet of plank and piling street im Senator Clark of Wyoming, who in —- — -- provements to extend over the low- troduced the bill in the senate when ! STOMACH TROUBLE CURID portions of Bandon. About 400 Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide asked, said the measure involved ' if you havA any trouble with your' feet of macadam is to be laid in the Sails from Ainsworth Dock, Portland, Wednesday at 8 P. M. legal points which only the judi- 1 stomach yon should take < 'll imber- business section, about two miles of ciary committee could deal with j lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. sidewalks will be finished in the Mr. J. P. K'ote of Ediua. Mo., -ays; W. F. MILLER, Agent, Marshfield C. M. SPENCER, A(ent Bandon (andon ■ properly. "I have used a great many dilT.iont spring. Streets have been extended _____ medicines for stomach trouble, i>nt in all directions to the residence find Cha'idwlniu's Stomach .md districts. Liver Tablets more beneficial than , FEVER SORES anv other remedy I ever used.” For The business section of Fever sores snd old chronic sores| sale by C Y. Lowe. should not be healed entirely, l>nl . dong the water front. It back of it is a high but level plateau, should be kept iu healthy condition, j This can be done by applying Cham The Oregon Agricultural College; on which the residence districts her lai tl's Salve. This salve has no will celebrate its quarter Centennial spread out for many blocks. As superior for this purpose. It is also as a state institution at the close of most excellent for chapped hands, more waterfront and more business sore nipples, burns and diseases of j the present college year with the Rates $1 .00 to $2.00 per day. Special rates by territory is need ?d a new portion, the skin. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. most elaborate function ever held at known as Woodland addition, has week or month. Sample Room in Connection. ------- OOO------- the institution. The most able and been opened and largely sold, It Trespass Notice distinguished speakers obtainable, i will allow the extension of the water excellent music. military drills, Bandon front and the business section. athletic contests and dramatic Notice is hereby given to all whom Several new industries are prom exhibitions will be among the fea ised for Bandon. F. S Perry, who it may concern not to enter upon or tures. All of the college and owns the veneer factory, will soon tresnass in any manner upon the Lots 3 student organizations will hold re- i start work on a new plant on th-- following described land unions —in short every effort will be waterfront. (Uianey Brothers, who and 6 in section 23 and the lots 2 made to attract the almnni of the op«rate a big logging ctmd on and 3 in section 26 in Township 30 NEW STATE-ROOMS INSTALLED college at this time. The details the Coquille river, are content South of Range 15 west of Wil have not been worked out but the plating the erection of a big mill at Lunette Meridian and the .South Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and enthusiasm of both the stud' nts at d East quarter of the North West Bandon. San Francisco the faculty, in .vho-e hands the ar Two passenger and freight steam quarter of section 23 in Township rangements have been placed, i* 1 era make regular hips to Sin Fran 30 South of Range 15 \Ve-t of Wil* rirst-class Passenger Fare, - $7.50 The above -util lent gu trail <• of the great sui - cisco. besides the lumber b >ats lamcite Meridian. cess of t e undertaking. Recently the steamer Newport described land situated in Coos and Freight Rates, - $3 on Up Freight — ow— was put on the run, and gives direct Curry counties W allace P. P omerov •J. E. WALK FROM. Ag*nt. Bandon. Oregon. freight connections wuh Portland. Finishing lumber ol all grides E A E. T. Kruse, owners and managers, 24 California St., San Francisco. 5-4t Langlois, Oregon. The North Pacific Stea nship C >.n will be delivered to any part of the I 5 f ■ i— ¡»any owning the Newport, has pur city on short notice. Apply to chased the river boats from the New lol of best barley. lowest Rockwell Bros, on the S S. Litt e C »quilkTransjh .1.4110,1 com price m town at Estabrook Ilan place, 2 I 2 miles southeast of Ban pany and will operate freight and house. tf don. 46tf New Era Comes To Bandon the road, and as The following was taken from the Portland Journal of Saturday, Jan uary 29 and shows to a consider able extent what outsiders think of Bandon: Now that the Bandon-Pon Odord railroad h.ts been sold with as surance of actual construction be ginning in the spring, a new era of prosperity and growth has started in Bandon, Coos county, which is appropriately called Bandon-by-the Sea. During the past six months much has been done in the way of improvements. There is now more of an appearance of going ahead than in any of the southern Oregon ports, and the railroad movement is starting a new advancement and the coming summer is expected to be the most lively ever seen it the city.by the-sea. The railroad was organized by leading business men ot Coos and Curry counties, and was promoted by Steve Henderson. The purpose of the road was to penetrate Curry county and give that territory an outlet at Bandon for the vast re sources of the country south of it. A survey was made from Bandon to Langlois, and on down to Port Orford. The opportunity to dis pose of the road at advantage pre sented itself and recently the sale was announced to have been made to Seattle men. It is generally un derstood th it the real purchasers are the Southern Pacific, and that the road is to be a part of the coast lline. At any rate assurance is given that the part from Bandon tc Port Orford is to be built at once, as the rights of way provide that work must begin in a specified time, the limit of which is but a few months. Bandon is peculiarly situated, in that it has some advantages which other cities in the county cannot have. It is at the mouth of the Co quille river and is the seaport out let for the whole of the rich Co quille valley, which includes the mos* extensive part of the farming land of Coos county. It is the ship ping point of everything from a large section of ranches and for the products of a number of mills which line the river. The city is headquarters for several large lumber camps, so that between the ranches, the lumber business and the other industries the city has a good payroll. Curry comity, yet in an unde veloped condition, finds a natural outlet at Bandon. From 10 to 20 tons of butter is shipped from Curry county to Bandon every year, be sides other ranch products. South of Bandon in Coos and Curry counties are five sawmills, the out put of which is purchased by Ban don shippers and a large amount of match wood and cedar railway ties are brought up from the timber dis tricts to Bandon for shipment to San Francisco. All of theie products must now come by wagon, an expens ve and difficult method. It costs about $4 a thousand to get lumlier and match wood to Bandon The railroad will be able to give a much lower freight rate, and will make possible the shipping of greater quantities. Vast timber areas, most of which are owned by big lumbermen are tributary to the new road. All of this timber must be gotten out some way, and the railroad will offer the chance That the height is thereto be hauled gives assurance or the road, even if operated only as an in dividual line from Bandon to Port Orford, as being a profitable under taking. Thousands of acres of fin * land for dairying and grazimg can be found in Curry county, and much of this would be acquired in smaller tracts and occupied were it not for the difficulty in reaching the country. If the railroad is built it will do away with the long hard drives over the wagon road and give ranchers easy transportation to market. With Bandon, a seaport in touch with both Portland and San Fran cisco, and the onljrvity of any size in this part of the state, she naturil ly is the center and outlet tor t « country which will be opened up by i C. R. BARROW BANK OB BANDON A. MO NAIR THE HARDWARE MAN Ì 11 II BREAKWATER o o o 0=1 Hotel Gallier 4 3 S S. ELIZABETH Read the Recorder
