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Bandon "Recorder Futoieljing Company. C. E. KOPF, Mana^ut’ Editor Advel tisiug ibiti'H Yeur It. Ai vanee. M hi I p Known on Application. >lol> Binding a Specially Eliterod at the Bandoli Pontuilice > ih S< cot u «’ imms Mittler. Tl ESI) A Y Mai 2 2, 1911 ,1 IRON ROADS IN THE FUTURE? If I, I Ci'rd r.rads a Success. • • a -upcrior grade of oil was <»’) ' '•(»!mr hfares by tlie city <»f 'r’h Wi last year no tuldi ;. )•!.t! street • il roay have to be pur ' Ie ' d ‘ y fhe I - iii «! this year. Oil to th(‘ ;:!•• > i d of ro.o>() gallons was pur i h.i a <1. and »' hi m ) gallons remaining nets 1»» u’tb i nt io rn< 4 all require ments tills year. f “WILL LAST EIGHTY YEARS.’ Many Countries Interested In This Nev* Movement—Mud and Dirt Almost Ent-ely Eli min ced—Cleanliness o.‘ Roads Helps Housewives to Keep Their Homes Also Clean. i LEiDiNG CALIFOMIA OHUGGIST Pasa luna, i d.. March <). H)i I . ■ • . GOOD ROAD REMINDERS Good roads never grow they are made. Take a few minutes’ time and drain that mudhok IVo as much your ntighhorr.’ place to do that as it u yours. Yes. hut th.it doesn't drain the mudholo! Spare tho time to climb out of the wagon or buggy and tors a few of <ho3S ston ” from the track into ths ditch. Every time you pass over thorn you fairly grit your teeth with vexation. The remedy is yours to apply.— M. Covordell. - - Wu u v• • >ol< I . nd i < « ominemled I* <Je\•\ ! »Duvai.d Lit* ( T»mpouii t h»r veai s. »« I d \, ■•:: d di i ve it to I»-- one ot ( xi ' the most tof u.!:■» <a) tl»c? 111.11 kut. uiitaiiJHig ini opiates or n t u cot tes To prove the contrary Nupoleun ihould h : \ e ouibr ued his nephew and inflt* him forget the pnin he Imd gra iilit«»i!s|y intlicted by s».me show of af feetich But tenderness was i: »1 in iis uliarauter. Corsicans scarcely know v. h it it means, and. though Xapole >n used to say *T nui less of a ('orshuin Ilian one thinks,” he was really more ■a» than any one or he hbnself 1 bought. In deiid of quieting his nephew he be came angry and gave him a violent ship on the face. 'I he child ran weep ing to Ills I nt le 1.11 ien. who wi s pres ent. while Mine. Murat was so upset that she was taken ill. “from the ef fort.’’ says Lucien, who relates this episode, “she made to control her feel ings. which such violem *• to tier child (nitrayed. As for the Eirst Consul, he left the room, shrugging his shoulders and slamming the door ;.nd saying that Carolbie had always been an affected creature and acted like all parents who spoiled their uhddreii.” Turqiian’s "Sisters of Napoleon.” h Old Time Smallpox Cure. To cure smallpox was apparently a •.tio' -Ji <»t ’.In* tumu-iy unit be taken very simple matter in the good old times. John of Gaddesden. court doc- Io relieve a cold, as il has no nan lor it» IM ward IL. has recorded that a in.* t« suits, and does not inter- he got riil of the diseas > by Hie simple tn u w it h digesiion. \ (»ui .1 very truly, e.xp»‘dit*nt of wrapping his patients In Co . C. L. Pai-1 red (loth. . I. v'.’.ud Drug “IuVt scarlet red hi* taken.'* he says, ( iut the orig >uc an I l ruas. “and let him who Is MinTerhig small I i(u:u\ ami T ar Com pox bi* entirely wrappml hi it or In y Eoi • ane olh“r red cloth. I «lid this when piimi iu lli(? yellow package. th»» sui of the Illustrious king of Lnz Ue l»v l>y B indon D»ug Co. h’lhl sulfered from smallpox I took «•are that nil about his l ed should be red. and that «are succeeded SKIM GF A LEDGER, i well.’’ Lm.don <'hrmiiult». aii huelv given '.»<• i hildren. Io ■ So Loom tho Animril Can A'moit Turn Comarsaull» In It. ■; !i - |-i>lt of mi adnlt billiger is ex- tie!... i.i Ihlek .uni BHilciilt for u lilting ii <1 versa r.v to penetrate. writes it trap per ill I ill- • News. and so loosely docs the skin cover the body that the aul- mal I - able to (iirn alnio- t around in Its Mile. Shoii! 1 a dog acquire a hold on the throat tl e badgerf ; iis himself so that I lie <1o •> grip is on tlie back <;f the bitfiger’.-i ne- k without having loosened bls tlr.it hold. T’I hh ) the badger se cine-; a \ i •»<!?<<• ip upon some* nd ! neralIe I o’•: of his enemy. and wl II- Id < 1<"’.:.' tusks penetrate ft» I lie lib’ll lie and scratches with h¡< front I t that an» furnished with i : ; ftHteidablo and deadly claws a- Illi lit be i xpecied from an anteater of tin <1 r! continent. li:r; re.iiovcd the pelt of a He \ bail.K-r : • <l i < at ill observing does not ivotuler t' I ; ¡mill. .1 b in.; sharp bit ti n anti tint he Is able to hang with btllltlotf ! •; :icity v. hen tin* formation : ml •' n-iit if Ils jaws nre noted. Xi-i’liIs ii - ii iiiiii h of ii mystery how to l" re tliroiiirli the soil I In- iii-ii'n i r:i|d:!!v iii.it ii ilf a do-.-.i-n men with ■di i'v - , iie .it i.Vi i-l-ike him. for lie Is a in i I.1' i oiils ami lun ch's, partleu Inrl.i in II'• m ,-k ehest : iik I shoulders, v ■ •■ i In p'n d.-al coii- 'i'imtioii to tlie trm:nd i ail *. T? b '■ i i .. ei Inn nd sharply when f' ■'■ ini itlw.-ivs on the walk, i" ini ill it lii'ii' and there very mm Ii lit," th ' i I'veiiu'iit nf ii skunk. .'.Idle If II I • in I'ti'i- lie makes n 1 i im oi hiiiitlni; buried dormant wo- .1 ’ I! • i- far beat'T of rattier course •;-t-lit ■ -al th, ; e Is a nreat range of v di e In th - pelts taken. dcpvinlhu: i’l■' tl t Im ' a . * h of t he cont A l' U I ger Is i lllr ily \ .'m bit* when It bus h long coal, no th * t'(‘ j uartl liiiirs can be plll< I rd .■mJ u til to make shaving brushes. Lilis Ixidn« v I'oley T h» \ .it u itediui nu. a ate Irergilu tu.iling, anti » jd'«' and tonit* \ idiit v I’iil' tabu hoi«i ol . «»nt th l ’ ’ii'»? to i id th«’ kidney «»I all i id id.nld« 1’or sa • ¡ \ irs ills aeli«m r. « v ¡Ti 1 ’.t..<!< itnp.iii < t| the iir.|’iini.| is Koley Ki \ ota i .h’k.K'he duil n a vonsm ss, irlu*. si ht. anti ir un ii vou ii R< th it Di u < hi «»1 in do t \» Î 4 4 4 S & •*• fo Hone Breeders 1 he veleLi ated Imported Belgian Stallion “ Marius ” ______ ______ W. . i.., • •4 Lodge* are requested to notify thu office «■___________________________ J.iur* W.Uon 4 on tieettou oi officers and on change of Sur ve. i---- ---- ... P.N. Gould 4 meeting night. Cards under this head ■«fci <r ..................... ..3- M. Dlliunuk Shifting the Burden. “I note that you employ a great many quotations from the poets in your speeches.” “Yes.” repli(‘(l the orator. “Just now in my district it is desirable to say as little as possible for which you can be held personally respousible.”— Wash tngton Star. A Better Way. “I never throw away old Junk, for that would make me find wasteful.” ••What do you do with it?" “I giie It away mid feel charitable.” Washington Herald Lawyer (annoyed) -Better take your case somewhere else. You are too thin skinned for me Client Hardly pay to ski’t me. eh? Boston Trim- •cript. Is lltete anything in all iltii world hit is of mi ie import.tni-r- to you tl>.ill good digr lion' Food must In •.iten to sustain life and must be di !< ‘ ted and converted Whin the uigi-.tion I.tils tin- whole » m I v suiters ue .1 1at10n.il into blood t li.unbeilain’a l'ablets and reliable iure for 1 hev increase the 11,>u •I bile, puritv the blood, strengthen are 75c per meh per month. 4 1 < ............. ............ . .......................... ■' ' 1 ■ Cornai i" 1. J. I hi,Il . Dr. Gold. i. Ji'hn F. I Ul enei. I.. J. zXxiiiiUroiqj, M. I . liemenl will make the season of 1911 bandon city directory at Bandon, Four Mile, Lang '•Lyor........................... ................ j. w. Mui ! I’*co«iw................................ ...J . B. Kuurud lois, Sixes River and Port ; I'reruumr........ .............................. C. Y. Lowe Orford, commencing April Muni. |■.,) Ju I'/- _____ Geo. P. Topping ; Allot n.-y | J. |-.-1-nr-y 1st, 191 1. ' oun.iliuei\ .. G. B «k. M. Breuer, P. C. Dates and time table ap Steven«», 11. Manckt. R. W. Boyle, R. W. Windsor. pear on the posters. ««iimr Signed, Belgian Horse Breed M. G. POHL, Optometerist ers Association of Curry County. l.ewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. LEIS I ¿i»t anJ Third Tuesday* of each month at 8th run at the Bandon W i^- wam. Sojourning (. hiet* m good standing too cordially tnvited to attend. A. J. Hartman, J. C. Shttld*, ROGERS FOUNDRY COMPANY w. o. w Keep the logs rolling boy* I SEASIDE CAfr*P NO. 212. WOODMEN OI THE WORLD. Meets f irst and T hird Neighbor* welcomed. Brass, Bronze, Al uminum, Iran Eull line of Harness. Sad dles, Bridles, Halters, Blankets and everything usually kept in a first- class harness shop. Repairing a Specialty Phone 91, Bandon, Ore. Win. N. McKay, C. C. J. N. Hosking, Secretary M hnoiììc . gANDON LODGE. No. DO A. F. & A M, Ntuled communication* first Saturday after the full moon of each n.onth. All Master ■ Mason* cordially invited. i Pliil iVarion, Secretary Eaatern Star I Harness Shop Visiting I huiaday*. W. E. Craine. W. M. 2d, 3d and 4th Saturdays at Hotel Gallier, Bandon, Ore. HAN DON Sachem. C. oi R. him »*» Í Q( VIDENT AL CHAPTER. No. 45. O. 1-. S.» meets Saturday evening before and after Hated communication of Mau nie Lodge. \ citing member* cordially invited to attend. Anna L. Craine, W. M. Merta Mehl, Secretary. I. O. O. F D ANDON LODGE, No. 133. I. O. O. F. meets every Wednesday evening. Vuitiug brothers in good stunding cordially invited. O. A. 1 lowLiidge, N. G. A, Knopp, Secretary Kuightrt of Pythian LODGE. TjELPHl I. SABIN, Prop. No. 64. Kro^hu W. RONN1TBR PHYSICIAN AND SUllHEON BAND0Ñ OßEüübi Office and residence in Banter residence property next door to Bijou Theatre IHE RECORDER OFF ICE has recently added a lot of new type of the latest faces, especially for Fine Job Printing, and we are now prepared to print all kind; of Taney Invitations, Announce- ib .n'j! Calling Cards, Letter Heads and tn iact all kinds of modern printing done in a Modern Office i ancy Wedding invitations a Specialty I UR. SMITH J MANKl PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN PAN I EK BUILDING Ottice Hours 9 to 12—1 to 5 BANDON, ORECON DR A. IP IZTOR.JK1ZL Olit r-opracto v Office Ilnurs 9 io 12 a. nt. and 1 to b p. m. Office in El Dorado Buildirg Pnone Main 71 Bandon. Ore. Dr. PI. L Houston PHYSICIAN & SUHUHui\ Office over Drug Store. a . ni. RECORDER PUBLISHING CO Bandon, Oregon Hours. lv L! I :3U to 4, p.iu. ; 7 to Ö in the ev«voi•*. Night calla answered from uttn o h r<;«« HANDON DENTIST Office Over Vienna Cafa. Telephone at Office and rient». bANDON Great Combination Offer OKI-an 1KE,l UUOLtt. ATTORNEY AND COVN.Sl l.t \ AT - LAW, NOTAKV PUBLIC Bandon, ()»*»'.•». Office With Bandon Investmeui to Ur. R. Ü. Brown. Retident Dentiti. Office in Panter Building 'JpilE fu CO: DER management li r.K 't‘ < r f nnements with the S.ui nwiciscu öuletin whereby we can give subscribers the advantage of a gigantic combination offer that wili furnish them all the news of the country in a metropolitan daily and all th? news oí Bandon and vicinity in the Recorder at marnions low price tin- stomach, and tope up the whole For sale Office Hour«: Phone. 9 to 12 M.. I Io 5 P. ftl. BANDON. OREGON lx. BARROVV' A ttornbv null Counselor-ut Law ('(»QL'ILLE. - ORE’ Offic* o.er Slteel,’ Store Office Phone. M..n 335; Vl\ CLOTHES rwidence. M„n 346 ARE AT THE' BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY Where Yours Ought to be V F. DERINGER by C. YJ The Daily San Francisco Bulletin, l.ow e. 1 he Banden Recorder, Self Restraint. “Doctor, I’ve come to see you about uiy wife. I’m afraid there’s something serious the matter with her ’’ “I’m sorry to hear that What are iier xymptoms?” “Why. the other day, when I was out of tow n. she had occasion to go to my office, and there she found several letters marked Trivate’ that she didn’t •pan Chicago Record Herald. Tola’, Both papers through this office if paid in advance, per year I V Dr. L R Sorensen digestive apparatus to a natural and healthy action. of Pythias. Meets every Munday tveaiug at Knight* hall. Visiting knights invited to knigh E. L Lewin, C. C. attend. C. B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. I>i<. K. IN THE W/iKE OF THE MEASLES Thu little son of Mrs. O. B. Pal- »ner, Little Rock. Ark , had the til asles. The result wasa severe cough which grew worse and he could not sleep. Shesa\s; “One i»f holey’s Honey and Tar uni (Oinp’etelz cured him has never but n bothered unce ( nmp, whooping cough, aie.i.li s cough all yield to Foh?\ \s i limey and 1 ar Compound. The I’l-tiiiine is in tlx- yiliow package al ways. Refuse substitutes. For sale iiv Bandon I >rug Co. Lodge and Professional Directory j. . rrrrrryrrT KrpiewatoUve...................................... Ld. Kacklat Would Do Just ss Well. we.I known « leir.v! »an who is V(»i’J Unlit was h.;\ ,i u unusual didi cully one morning in hi. ing h.s « shoes ”My dear. >ou ought io have vaici.’ remarked Id« wife sy iup:i I het iuully. “A valet’.'” e hoed the » "Well, my de.tr. If I limi where I now have a mountain it won answer” Ladies’ I b.me Joi;? mil. niligi stion Manganees and Its Uses. Mui 1 !ii<‘ e is <»ne of ihe substances whi< h had long been used in the arts befo't* hs exlsiuib o ns an iiidtq»end«>nt metal was re. re< <»• o< nl n|zed u»l From pr»»hts- torte i i it w is employed as a col ortug I,';:t ’i ll, bui it was not known to be a dHthh t metili until 1774. In Tildi la the il II hi e s. : it It'S us -tl it as n .'ux ind as an alloy for holding iron •vn.l re f.e. Today Its |M»wer as an er. rendering it a most lui|M»r lifcrtaht. nml its value as a !« 41 reugeut, :i« xvell at Its In < rea- ng i:*;«» r.s . an itlloy, alloy. caused an aettr • <\:r !i to be made for its ores. it I» wld ■ y distributiv), forniltig about one tho isandtli of the lutatane, of the enrth'a emit .L4.4.4 Coos County Directory, A Paying Hi» Lawyer. ! nt and I «‘Ip > A Striking Exarr.yb- Wliat does a good i " id • ■ u to „ rutili Hillool? Wl.lt d is :: l.-xnl road utenti to ii rural < omtminlty <o, hilly '■ A certain township In oiith< :i-t I- a Kiis saw tit to construct two tpiles of wk rumi, from a small town south through n rural s di»» »1 district. Six children of school age lived on farms ml Ini-ent to the rock Fond, six on tin* same length < f earth 11.id in th» west part of the school district. T lit1 earth mad was In poor condition most of the tflue. s-iys th»* K R A <’. In du-trl -tll-it The children on til«* good road went to city schools. walking most of the time. Tin* children on ilio almo-1 Ini passable earth road went to ■i rural school. Two of the children living on the H h T. rumi are now sophomore« In agri- cultural colleges, two nre Keillors In high hc | mh >I. mid two are freshmen In high school. Two children living ndjneent to the earth road finished the rural school. Now they are hardly nv< r go farmer» Four became dlseoilraged and quit the school beftire Uiej w 1 . (i ntb'ineu: ( <♦., Kolev Borough i-oiin<ils of London lui VII developed a sudden iiilerest in what is railed the "iron" r..... I. mid the 11:1 tiouul rond hoard is equally alive to the possible revolutionary Importance of the Innovation. Several lengths were laid in I'nlhain some months ago, and Francis Wood, the borough engi neer. declares that thu renitis uro more favorable than anybody concern ed dared hope. America, the Went Indies and the principili countries of contlnentiil Eu rope are besieging the London nuthoid- ties for information. wliile engineer» In the English provinces mid in Sent land mid Ireland lire showing the live liest Interest. “I lini conviticeli,” said Mr. Wood, who is the pioneer In this kind of eon Htriietion. “that tin* iron road Is the road of the future. One of Its ttest features Is I* • hy*-hoq.. eiTu.-t on the districts In w!d< h It Is hi use. Till ham has liocomo do ■<(••«?!• lie ilfliit-r ! Nearly iHMin Ions It • •• of mud and dlr! have been removed from ilio paved areas recently than dining the corre spondlng period when the roads i wore of ma<‘iid:*m. “So smooth Is th»» pavement thill children returning from hool tuny bn seen «hail ing tlu’lr umr on il. Tin» effect of lean ■ treHs In |’t ■ poor ( r neighborhoods lias be n Io ma! ’’i* I Inhabitants :ish.'i.«<| <»f their dirty homes and bring fl'cni up i<» Ila* ihmd I nrd of < l»‘?»nlln(,ss oui- id« “Th<‘ new road |'.,oniiso>', .< great re ductlon In taxes, for wl II • It costs ?!s. (>d. (SI cents) a yard < oinpered with 2 shilliiurs ( is cents» for macadam ¡1 lusts seventy or eighty years, or pro'» nblv five times as long. “In flu* ma mi fa* •turn of Ihe new mi terlnl sand and yra’dl«» are shoveled inti» holders and iiutomat!<•:• Uy | i<- <1 over hot cylinder'-’, which thoroimhly dry them. Then H ip two constltuonls are separated and left I«» aw ill tin* arrival of bitnim n or bindlm m ile rl.i!. n black. (Ini . suhst m-o of vol caul«’ production bioir/ht from Trinl dad Tin* bitumen is put In tank melted a nd fluxed l‘< trolenm i' t’um poured Info a funnel «Imped eontrlv nnc(* with proportions of the drh 1 «and and gi -vol. Th v. Im!«» is mixed by machlic'rx cod : H» < f erindli'” Iron teeth. Re’o’v th* mixer «••ir i s wait to carry a wax the innfer!:il for use.* that h of po it- in ole's Wii-lliul } Experiment Made With Success Hear London. Loomed Up Larp'* In Napoleon’s Treatment of Children. Napoleon had a singular rage for pulling children's ears, sometimes s > I ird in to l ike thu poor c hildren cry. Caroline was very ve.ud when sb.* SiU her little Avliilie file \i. lim of hi., u i' le's <»} posses. .Hid more limn on e hut* sun’s iears imide her eep :i»«> One dai the i'ir I <’< i: til. puilinu th * CUIS uf ihe liltle fellow , hurt him. mid be cried «»nt. T’o leuuh him ii;>t to ur\ his um le pulled his cur again, h tn.ui AddlJe. h:Kiir; Heed himself, uhiiiu back to him In a fury and. raising his little list, shouted: "You are a vibuin. a wluked. wicked »’¡lain!” It Published Every luesiliy and Friday by the Subscription, $1 5(1 per 4-44-Ss• CORSICAN CRUELTY. $3.00 per year 1.50 per year $4.50 $2.75 Everything in ihe Drug Line Do you u hm pure drugtt ami oruj; Minili in, ime jieriuines, fi or brusbrs and loilrt auii ks. J| S(, cali rn C. \. LOW E, I he Druggist bandon , ore .