Bandon recorder., April 11, 1907, Image 4

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T Ü Wueeiri spentarvi-rHl duy-« <>f
I m * W'tefc at bit borudatentl on Fou<
Mile.
Did yon know tlint yon can get ten
Ti 'wa of liatoloQ an<l vicinity nt A.
Rice’s for fifteen cents’
Special sale on glassware nt the
iiandoti Hardware Co., this week
only. Opposite the Postofhce.
Mrs. D. I* Strang. Jr., is ill with she grounded, and wa-> forced to re
la grippe at ber borne near Prosper. mam there until high tide last nigh .
Misa Wnlilvogel has accept»><1 a The Life Saving crew were out at
the tune and carried the passengers
position mlh the Wheeler Heal Es­
and mail to shore, ami by the waj,
tate Co.
there were more passengers than the
Dui yon know that yon eau get ten Dispatah had carried before for s me
views of Bsndon and vicinity nt A time.
Rice’s for fifteen cenia?
While a little excitement i- good
Did yon know that yon can get ten sometimes for the community, it
views of Bandon and vicinity at A. would have l>een rather expensive t<'
Rice’s for fifteen cents?
the Mill companies if the rafts hnd
A. Rice spent Sunday in Myrtle gone to sea. As it is they are fortu­
Point visiting friends. He returned nate enough to get out of it as easy
as they did. The Aberdeen Mill had
on the Tuesday evening boat.
one
of the rafts and the Prosper Mill
Nels Osmendsen and Miss Ella
the
other
two.
Wickham, of Coquille, spent over
Semi your watch repairing to V. II.
Wilson, the watchmaker Ht Coquille Sunday nt the Hotel Gallier.
—over 211 years experience
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The barge Chinook am) the log
A good second band piano of the Wizard ran into Empire City to wait
n|iright style can be had from E. M until the weather becomes settled.
Furman, on monthly payments. Ad­
Of interest to the ladies of Bandon.
dress Bandon, Oregon.
Lorenz & Hoyt have just received
Justice Strang has another case on their new Rummer stock of dress
file this week, that of Geo. I* Laird goods. Yon are invited to call and
and Nick Collis vs. \V E. Deite of I inspect.
Myrtle Point. The ground of con­
On account of the shortage of coal
tention is an old hotel bill.
the Woolen Mills were obliged to
Eons F or S ale —Title for setting of close the latter part of last week amt
13 eggs, either S. C. Brown Leghorn the fore part of this. Coal is plenti
or Barred Plymouth Rock. Penned fill up the river, bnt the means of
stock.
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M. H ite .
transportation is the principal <iilli
The Government Boat Inspector is cnlty The management is seriously
expected to make his appearance in contemplating running their own
Bandon and vicinity tins week. It is scow for coal, which will obliterate
said by local boat men that his trip any difficulty of shortage of fuel
will be fruitless
The stern wheel boat Libertv Las
George Gnlovson of Marshfield, been up on the mod flats the past
and in the employ of the Pacific' week or ten days, being thoroughly
States Telephone Company, was in I overhauled She smashed a hole in
Bandon the first of the week in the her hull with the ancboi a few days
ago. The boat was then up in low
interests of the Company.
wa'er. and when the tide went out
The United States Lighthouse
Hhe settled on the anchor necessitat
tender “Heather” was of! shore one
ing several days’ extra work. The
day last week ami set the outside bar
Liberty took the regular trip of the
bnoy. It was repainted and the!
Favorite Monday noon and will con­
tender proceeded north toward Coos!
tinue for some time. The Favorite
Bay where they will engage in similar
will go on the ways at Prosper where
work.
she will receive a thorough over­
Time to pick out that summer dress, hauling. Her run was between Co­
and by the way, Lorenz & Hoyt have quille and Bandon, leaving Bandon
their new summer dress goods in now at one o’clock every day ami return­
and you will find a fine assortment ing the following morning.
of the latest patterns which prevail
this season.
Logs Break Adrift.
Oscar Wiren, Government Light
house tender, gives ns the following
as the report of the rainfall for March:
7:42 inches for the month; last week
4:24 inches. by far the bigest
that has occurred in one week, and it
was practically two days and a half
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assisted in stopping the second raft, [
but dropped it when she saw the ,
third coming. She booked on to it 1
and after somewhat of a struggle,
lauded it behind Rosa s new wharf
near the Woolen Mill In so doing
Installing Typewriters.
E. M F urmau has been installing
a number of the Sun visible type­
writers in this community. lids
little machine has a standard key
board ami has been ndopted by the
government in the Army department.
He ha» the exclusive agency in this
territory and will lie pleased to mail
yon any informati. n on its merits
that you may ask for.
A distinct feature of this machine
is that yon do not have Io use a rib­
bon. The type is inked by a pad «nd
yon always have a nice clean print.
For any additional information ad­
dress him at Bandon.
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Timlier Land A<-t June 3, 18*8
CU.-ir.is !.. <’ox, and Edward Oli man ut
Bandoli, Orrgon. und Cecili C Coi ut Co
quille, Oregon
Ah) nini all ¡ stmmis claiming tidwniely
thè als»%v duscrila-d landa are raquested tu
. file tlnir eia uhm in this otlicu ou or I h forr
salti 7tb day of J line 1997.
B knjamin L. E ddy , Rrgiater
Notice to Creditors
NOT ICE FOR Pl BLK’A I ION
Notice is In ruby given that, the under
United States Land Otiicr. RosrburK, Ore.,
signed has been duly appointed Ailmm
March Hi. 1907.
istrator of tile estate of S. \ Alumbaiigh,
Notice is hereby giyrll that 111 compliance deceased, and that all |x*rsoiis having
with the provision* of the act of Congress claims against said estate are hereby re
of June 3. 187>, entitled “An act for tin qiured to present the same to the under
sale of timber lands in the States of Cal
signed, duly vuritiuil, at my farm near N< w
ifornia. Oregon. Nevada, ami Washington Lake school house. C imih Couuty, Ore.witbm
I’erritory,” as extended to all the Public six months from the date of this notice
Land States by act of August 4, 1832, George
Dated this lltli day of March, 1907.
E Wilson of Bandon, County of Coos, State
J ames F. A li miiaitih ,
of Oregon, lias this day tiled in this office
Administrator of the estate of S A Al-
his suoru stab inent No. 7888. for the pur luinbaugh. duceasi'd.
chase of the N1
of SW‘4, SE’4 of SWl4.
NW‘j of SI-’’4 of Section No. 15 in Town­
ship No. 29 S., Range No. 14 W.. and will
offer proof to show that tbe land sought is
A. B. SABIN
COMKT MUHF
more valuable for its timber or stone than
Manufacturer an,l llenler lit
for agricultural purisises. and to rMtablisli
Department of the Interior.
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his claim to said land before the County
I . S Land Office nt Roseburg. Or.,
< Turk and Clerk of the Conntv Court of
February. 23, 1907.
Kariiess anil Saddles Repaired.
A snllirii nt contest aftidavit having been (’oos (’oimt \. at his otiice at Coquille, Or
filed in this oiliee by Margaret Lamont con­ egon. mi Friday the 7th day of June, l‘.M)7.
BANDON.
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OREGON.
testant, ngainst homestead rut rv No. 10832.
IL* names as witnusse«: Glenn B. Cox,
made .lune 27, LHU, for Nl2 of NE’4, NE’4
t.f NW’» of Ker. 3i and N W’4 of NW*4 of
Sue. 29. township 29, S., Lange 14 W , l>\
John E l atham. contestrr. in which it is
alleged that , said John E Tatbam lias
w holly abandoned said tract; that he has
changed his residence therefrom for more
Ilian one year since making said entry; that
the said tract is not settled upon and cnlti
vated by said party as required by law; that
bis alleged absence from said land is not
due to employment in the military or naval
service of the United Stales said parties are
We have the finest Steel Ranges and Cook­
her« by notified Io appear, respond and oiler
evidence touching said alli gation at lb!
ing Stoves on the Market, with prices that
o’clock a, m . <>n April 29, 1907, before
George I’. Popping, a notary public at his |
office at Bandon. Oregon, am1
, that final
look good to your pocket book.
liearinL* will l»e held at ¡0 o’clock a. m. on I
May 1.’». 1307, before the Register mid Re i
reiver at the I mted Status Land Office in I
Roseburg. < Iregon.
'¡’be said contestant having, in a proper
aftidavit, tiled February 23, 1307. set foitli |
tacts which show that after due diligence
personal sen ice of this (notice cannot be
Opposite the Post Office.
made, it is hereby orderedlaml directed that
such notice be given by due anil proper pub
lication
B knjamin L E ddy , Register.
All Kinds of Saddlery.
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Steel Range You Need ?
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risoii of Bullnrds. P. O , Coos County, Ore­
gon; Francis J Eaby ut Bandon, Coos
Count v. Oregon . M iry E. Fahy of BtiiLiid**
I*. O., Coos <’minty, Oregon ; Sarah Fahy of
Bullards, P (>., Coiai Countv Oregon
Any and all persona claiming adverselv
tile idsive-describud lands are I'uqinstrii to
tile their claims in this oilier on or before
said 11 th day of May, 1997.
Ih mamin L E ddy . Lighter.
BANDON HARDWARE COMPANY,
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Totd
February 7. ¡997.
Notile ih hereby giwii that hi compliance
uitli the l-rovibions of the act ol Congress
t Itm« 3. l>7>, « ni iti» d ‘An act for tin
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iforiHH, Oreguti. Nevada, and Washington
K riitorv,” ns extended to all the Public
Land Matus by act of August 4. 1892.
t buina* il. ilnulv, «»f Coquille. County of
(>s»s. State of Oregon, lias this dav tilt'd in
this oilice hie sworU si aliment No. 78414.
fur tbe purchase of the I 2 of KE’», \W'è
4 SE1». NEla of S\V*4 of Section No. 27.
in I*« unship No. 39, South, Rangi No. 14
W est. W. M , anil w ill offer proof to show
that tin* land sought is more valuable for
its limiter or sione than for agricultural
pur|M»4i s, and to i stablish tils claim to tuiid
land bufoli J- H. I pion, I S. <'cniinission
• r at In* office at Langiuis, Curry County.
Oregon, oil Wednesday, the 15th day of
May, 1997.
He names a* witnesses
James G
R iis
I ot I 'Grillile. Curr.v County. Oregon
< in-tavi • SliriM iter, of Arago. Chios County.
Oirgoii; John Unitili-, of Hare, Curry
< ’omit) . < fregoli Henry Chest ley, of Hare,
< 'nt ry Count v. < Iregon.
\n\ and all persoiis claiming adversely
tile above described lands are requested to
tiie their claims hi this oilier on or before
s iid i5t li dav of May, 1307.
B knjamin L Ellin, Register.
SAN FRANCISCO
Timber Land Aet. .lune 3 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Roseburg Ore..
Timber Land Act .lune 3, 1878.
NOTICE EOR PlfBLICATTON.
United States Land Office. Roseburg, Ore., '
February, 9, 1307.
Notice is hereby|given that in (complinace :
wit I. 1 lie provisions of the act of Congress i
of June 3, 1878. entitled “An ¡act for tlx
sale of timber lands inj flit* States of Cal 1
itonna, Oregon, Nevada and Washington'
I eri -¡tonas extended to all pile Public I
Land States by act of August I. 1302,'
Charles^G. Eahv/of Bullards I’. ()., County
of (’oos,*Stale,oUJ Iregon,) hasp his ilav;*tiled
ic this office Ins sworn statement No. 7737.
for the purchase of tlie SW*4 of NW‘4 of
Section No. 8 m township No. 28 South,
Range No. 14 West, W. M., and will offer­
proof to show that the land sought, is more ■
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes.tand to’ establish his
claim to said land before the County Clerk
and Clerk of County Court of Coos County,
Oregon, at Coquille, Coos County, Oregon,
on Saturday, the lltli day of May, 1997.
He names as witnesses: James A. Mor-
Now
is the time to buy
Bandon real estate.
Best bargains offered by
BANDON REAL ESTATE CO.
Ollie« in Denholm building, upstairs.
C. T. Blumenrot her
A. D. Morie
Bandon, Oregon.
T HE Steamer Elizabeth has brought in our new Stock, and we
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will be delivered free of charge to all parts of the city.
We pay the highest market price for butter, eggs and poultry.
Milk and Cream Delivered. Give us a trial. In the Nelson Building
THE BANDON MARKET,
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