Bandon recorder., June 27, 1907, Image 2

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Mr. Charleson mean« what h«
Press, ami will vuinmence running it
as a serial. It is an unusually in­ ' saVs as he is making a tine add.ti- 1
teresting storv and one of its princi­ | to his course from our library < f
IE Vi KG 8. LATU Le iud Prop.
pal fixture is n introdui'ing .is a Tecnicology. He purchased all > f
principal char u tier, a mm similai to the library volumes on Civil I li­
Rockefeler
Aside from an ex­ gineering. These volumes arc very
tremely interesting plot it is well popular with the Government Eti­
worth your time for the many busi­ gineers. Many of them. lik< li
ness tactics that are employed in the Charleson. have studied our course s.
»I Its! UHI IIO KAUS.
Mr. F. F Wood, principal of
Per year, strictly in ndva« <*e
'1.5o big concerns for the supremacy of
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Bandon
schools and Mr. B.
Six Months
l.oo trade. In enlarging this paper we
Thr«*e Months
.75 have made room for country cor Harrington, boss weaver in
U u I mh pap<-r is ord»>r«*d discon- respondence. and wish to extend the woolen mills, are suliscribing
< inned, it will lo* seiit tifter dale of ojiportunity for a correspondant in reference libraries.
exptrniioti.
PerMina chniiging mi every locality. Surely you take
Miss Anna M. Waldvogel, Miss
<tr**M«ee aro reipiesteii io notify line
enough
inti
rest
in
the
place
in
whi<
h
Helen Logan, H. E. Boak, R
ottici* t<> »celile iugular receipt nf
PH|M>I
Per<Mim* fading tu lecci««- you live to have the local news Tilton, and Irving S. Bath are
tfieir pappi regiilarly wili plea-e tuffi- published' Drop us a line and we
rolling for courses in various lines of
fv filiti <'Ilice, ni | vie ivi II emieavor IO
will
provide
you
with
the
necessary
locai e fio* I r< mille.
work.
stationery, postage, etc.
Sixteen years ago. Thos. J Foster
editor of Colliery Engineer ami Met­
I am a Dollar. A little age woin al Miner, as a result of an unusual
Legal n<d a»- per inrli
>3.< »< maybe, but still in circulation, 1 am success in “Questions and Answers’’
A l'iniii-ar iior- N ffic>-n. en-li
5 <m proud of myself for being in circul- Department, he conceived the idea
Di-.pln\ i.l v<>rt i»ing. po’- inch i |)»*r
ition. 1 am no tomato can <1>>IIu- 1 of a regular course of study in tlu
D(
monili
not I. This town is only my adopted 1 art and science of coal mining. His
. f »•
L och I Headers, per lino
corre­
home, but I like it and hope to re coal mining course by
S-> ooial at“» "ti e<mtr
-pace.
spondence
was
a
success
and
soon
main pernamently. When I came
became very popular. He concluded
liiM ppper ¡s entered nt th«* I» Milon ¡ mihí (mt of the mint I was adopted into a
that
if he could give instructions to
town like this in another tate. But
«»llì.’f* a« Secónd-idas» Matter.
miners
who had grown up in almost
ifter a time I was sent off to a big
total
ignorance,
so that they could
city, many miles away. I turned up
St Ni>\v‘s T emi s says that there
n a Mail Order house. For several till the position of foreman ami
is a famine of fruit in the line of
year» I stayed in that city. Million superintendent, then he could or-
< hemes, pears apples and cantaloup« s
aires bought cigars with me. I ganize courses that would be a-
m the Coos Bay market caused by the
did not like this for 1 beleive in the successful in other fields. To make
delay of the steamer Breakwater.
plain people. Finally a traveling man a long story short. Thos. J. Foster
We haven't > 1 a. \ thing <>f thi''
irought me to this town and left me is now the honored president of the
sort on the local market this season.
here. I was so glad to get back to a world’s largest educational institu
must also be waiting for the Break
mialler town that I determined to tion. offering over 200 courses,
water.
make desperate efforts to stay. One ploying over 3,000 people, with
lay a citizen of this town was about enrollment of more than 1,000,000
B andon is i . oing to Celebrate, to send me back to that big city. I students, rated in Bradstreet's Com
and the Eagle's tail feathers are go­ aught him looking over a Mail inercial Report $1,000,000 At. the
ing to be pulled in a manner that Order Catalogue. Suddenly 1 found biggest rating given by these reports.
has never before been attempted. my voice and said to him—he was a
Th«1 International Correspondence
The committee is devoting their dentist by t' e Way: Now. look here, Schools have done more than any
utmost toward a program of interest doc. If you'll only let me stay in influence since the world began to
and for something doing every this town 1'11 circulate around and do bring a good, thorough, practical,
minute during the day. We want you lots of good. You buy a big education within the reach of all
to see all of our friends along th« beefsteak with me, ami the butcher who really desire it. Our charges
river here that day. Spend a day will lmy groceries, and the grocer are moderate and our courses re-
away from the heat and dust, and will brty dry goods, and the dry quire onlv odds and ends of
bring your lunch for an ideal day al goods merchant will pay his doctor's spare time: then truly it may be
the beach. Can you excell out bill with me, and the doctor will said that a young man or a young
bathing and fishing, or can you spend me with a farmer for oats to | woman need not give up in ig-
afford to miss this greatest day in feed his buggy horse, and the farm­ norance if he really wants an educa-
all the year by not attending the er will buy some; fresh beef from the I tion.
ARTHUR RICE
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celebration? Come down on the butcher, and the butcher will come
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
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To our old students I would say
morning boat and stay all day with around to you to get his tooth mend­ go ahead with your course and get s
BANDON, OR.
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ed. In the long run, as you see your diploma if you have not done Ù
SOI VENIK I’OST AL CARDS.
1 11 be more useful to you here at so already. No matter how long àa The largest and lieat assortment in
Y f . E ditor ri it r . nf . d last Sat home than if you sent me away for \<n 1 have had your course, it is ù town. Agates polished and monnt if
ed to order. If yon find a nice agate '¡J
unlay evening and has again taken ever Doc said it was a mighty stilt good until you complete it. I f you à while on th« beach we will tell you à
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up the reins. During our absence, argument. He hadn’t looked at it in have lost any instruction paper, the I« whether it is worth monnting. A ki
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large assortment of watches, clocks, &
which was spent in Portland and in that light before. So he went and schools will replace it free of charge.
silverware
and
Jewelry
of
nil
kinds.
u
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Hillslioro, we had many inquiries bought the big beefsteak, and I be
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This will not be my last visit to ’ ■¿f
Gold and Fountain Pens, including ’ù
regarding this section of the country. gan to circnlate around home again.
the Waterman and Conklin's auto­
Bandon. If I can be of any use to
matic fillers, the best in the market, ' a *'
The prevailing idea seems to be Now, just suppose all the other dol­
any of our old students, or our new à We have the Marshall one dollar
that there is a city of Coos Bay. and lars that are sent to Chicago or some
lir
ones, or any one contemplating a ùf fountain |>en.
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Bandon is stuck up on Coos River. other big city were kept circulating
course, I should like to hear from ’¿it
It is.
"How far is Bandon from right here at home. You could see
them at 615—4 M. St., Eureka. Cal'
now —
< III IS Bay?’’
Marshfield and North this town grow. Honest.
Very Truly Yours,
Bend have done a world of good for ain't I right.—Ex.
E f . n E. N ewton .
their section by their untiring ad­
At North Bend
vertising efforts, but they forget
I. C. S. Correspondence.
The latest in post cards at Man-
that there is a Coquille Valley on
ciet’s (’on feet inner ,v store.
Is now open for the re
earth
They fail to state that the Editor Bandon Recorder.
ception of patients. The
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Filile«-
Prepared
Paints
greatest percent of the lumber and
De ar Sir: It has been my pleas,
terms aie ill) per week
their huge logs are shipped over lire to spend a few days in Bandon and Varnishes for sale by ('. Y. Lowe
and upwards. For par­
Did yon know tlint yon can get ten
from the Cool’ll.i.f V ai i rv on in the interest of education—modern
ticulars apply to :
the railroad. There seems to be industrial education—typified by the views of Bandon and vicinity at A.
Bices for fifteen cents’
many conflicting ideas regarding I. S. C.
most all of this part of Coos County.
Of interest tothe ladies of Bandon
While I came among the good
North Bend, Or.
The outside world is little informed people of Bandon a stranger. I Lorenz A Hoyt have just received
as to the amount of our lumber re­ found that correspondence instruc- [ their new summer stock of dress
sources and the farming facilities. tion was no stranger. Time has not goods. Yon arc invited to call atni
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
It would be a wise idea if our allowed me to visit all of the people inspect.
Bxndon. Oregon,
Chamber of Commerce would issue who have enrolled for our courses
CONTKST NOTICE:.
a pamphlet or descriptin' matter of but those whom I have seen express
Department of ttie Interior,
some sort that would place many of themselves most favorably.
t S. Is-ind t Ittice at Roseburg Or.
In just !n receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
these advantages in a Better light
Jnne 12, 1907.
Mr. Chas. I Kime was greatly A antticient contest affidavit having Ix-m
and at least give us our due
Druqs and Chemicals,
aided by his correspondence course tiled in tins office bv Edwin B. Stillwell.!
in securing his marine engineering conte-t mt. against liomestend entry No Patent ami Froprietary Préparation-
l.ilXi, made I Ictola-r
1910, for the NW1,
\Vi Will E. ni . aki . t the Rf lict •nse. He values his r««ference I of Secti >n 25, I ownahip 29. S. Range 15 W
Tollet Articles.
CORDER to a full fledged 6-page library far above the cost of the en­ by Robert A. Doak. contestee. in which it
DrnggiM« Ninulrii'«.
paper everv issue, commencing next tire course. To prove that he means is alleged that said Kobert A. Doak lias .
wlioll. abandoned said tract and changed
week
Numerous delays have here what he says, he enrolled for our Ins residence therefrom for more than two pERFl’MES, B k I’SHE*. SpoNOES. SoAP,
NfTs asp ( ' aniiif . s .
tofore kept Us from making this im­ course covering pattern-making and rears «mee making «aid entry and next
prior
to
the
date
herein
;
that
said
trnct
i
T«»lwrof» him ! Clunrettcw.
provement, but now with our new shop practice.
not settled ii|«>n nnd cultivated by said
equipment it has passed the possi
Paints.
Oils.
(Hass and Painters’ ^applies
Mr. Donald M. ("harleson has the party a« required by law that said atwence
BANDON RECORDER.
Lots 50x100 feet with 60 foot streets and
alleys. Level and on grade, almost clear
S35.00
ed for
90.00
Lots 66 X 132 feet for
100.00
Acre Tracts close in for
Any of these can be bought on monthly pay­
ments if desired.
We have sold more than 300 lots in Bandon
since last October Many have been re-
sold at a profit and no one has ever lost
a dollar on any property bought from us
We claim to have the cheapest property and
to make the easiest terms, found in Ban-
don
If you are looking for bargains, see us.
Wheeler Real Estate Co
Bandon, Oregon
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
Sisters of Mercy
Druggist and Apothecary
bilitv stage and is an assured cer­
taintv
This week has been spent
m the most part in- arranging for
our new machinery, ■. «insisting of a
new 1-airbanks-Morse < .as Engine,
Ikiston Wiie Stitcher. Taper Cutter,
250 pounds of I km I v type, cases,
racks imposing stones and nu­
merous other material which has
been badly needed for some time,
and which was nei essarv for an en­
largement. We have also secured
the first publication of the late novel
ile Lion and the Mouse.' in
newspaper form, from the Associate
following to say:
' Bandon, Oregon, June 21, Kjo"-
1 would like to say for the bene-
tit of anyone contemplating a course
in the I. C. S. that the money I in­
vested in the same schools proved
to be a very good investment, The
course has helped me verv much in
my work.
“In dealing with the I. S. C.
people I found that they more than
made their won! good. They have
a splendid system of teaching.
[Signed] D onald M. C hari e -
SON.”
was not due to employment in the military
or naval service of the Initial States in
tune of war. «aid parties are hereby notified
t» appear. respmd and offer evidence
touching Mid allegation at to o'clock a. m
on July 90, l«.«n7 tiefore <’. T. Blninenrother.
Notary Public, at his office at Bandon
Oregon, nnd that Anal bearing will l>e held
at 10 o'clock, a. tn. on Augnst 13, 1907. he-
fore the Register nnd Receiver nt the
I nited States Land Office in Roseburg.
< Iregon.
The «aid contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, tiled June 10. 1907, set forth facts
which show that after dne dllhgence per
sonal service of thi« notice cannot be made-
it i« hereby ordered and directed that
such notice lie given bv due nnd proper
publication.
B ewjkmim L. E dlt . Register.
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Furnished
Rooms
-------- Dealer In All Kinds of--------
Fresh and Salt Meats. Vegetables. Lard. Etc. Etc
. *-i Having purchased thia old ami well eRtnblisbedfbuRineafi. and moved tbe'sanm to
the Marshall Building, east side Mam street, we solicit a continuanoe of pa^t penerous
patronaye, guaranteeing honest ^ooda, fair prices and courteous treatment to all.
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.
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NEED
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A NEW STOVE?
Bridge A Bench
Stove«, BnngeM nnd Heater«
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llnve in them »> iivinv cxcellencif« Hint they nre now ncknowledyed Hie
creaUMt M-ller« on the con«t. mid thev nre prowiny in fnvor everv o- tr. We
lime theexclnsive .-lueio-v in Bandon for tliene hoiiHehold and office neceHHitie«.
hih I prices ran«»c Piccpdinplv inodcRt in eith(*r enne.
Our assortment of hardware, tinware and cd^ed tools is most complete.
Tinning & Flumtoing a. Specialty*
A. M c N air ,
T he H ardware M an .
BANK or BANDON,
BANDON
OREGON
Capital $25,000.00
BOARD OF DI RE< ' I OliS-. J. L. K honkniivko . I’remffenl, J. D enholm , Vice Pre«
F. J. F ahy , Ca«liier, F lank F lam , T. P. H anly .
A penernl banking L uhhifhr franuRctp«!, and matomerR i/iven ev^fv accommodât iod
coiHiNtfnt with «afe nnd conserva five banking.
Correspondent»:
Tlm American National Bank of San Francisco. California.
Merchant»' National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Bank 1« Open from <1 n m
fo IT ni . a loi I p m. n> ;t ,, ,,,
or ZoNoPhone Talking Machine?
You can get them with Recoods from ng on easy , payments, a
cheap as at any place in the world.
The Pacific
and .Mie a i.ivl.t
BANDON .MEAT MARKE’I
Have You an Edison. Victor, Columbia
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\ . s clean room«.
[SUCCESSOR TO HOOVER A MONDAY.J
E. C.
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& CO. Coquille.
Sncre^’or to V. R. WILSON
a week ; $.*> 00 a month.
MRS SARAH COSTELLO.
BARKER
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