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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1907)
* : .« s Local Lore .. School opens next Tuesday inorn- >ng. Mrs. S|»enser is spending a month with relatives in Salem. Wanted—Two waitresses at the Hotel Gallier at once. Trunks, Valises, Suit Cases, every thing to accommodate the traveler and in the latest patterns, at Lorenz & Hoyt. Dr. J. G. Goble the well known (tptician of Medford w ill visit Bandon during Sept. Dates given larer. I Mrs. Capt. Korth and party who went down on the last trip of the Ruby, returned this week. Paint up' Use the best, it will pay you in the end. Get it at the Bandon llardw ire Co., opposite the Post (tftice. A Canadian who died the other day boasted that lie- never owned an umbrella. That accounts for some of them. Stoves at the Bandon Hardware Co., opposite Post Office. Lots of them, just what you m id. and the prices are certainly fair for all. School shoes at Hartman's. New stock just ii-ceii' d a’ I » e have just the shoes for th< little ones. A report savs th .t a Winnipeg man is going to Cobalt to make a million. He should take the pre caution to buy a return ticket. All Damascus Steel blades in the new line of pocket cutlery at the Bandon Hardware Company, op posite the Post Office. The Prosper Mill w ishes to an nounce that all orders for lumber will receive prompt attention Lumber cut to order. Dr. Prentis, Dentist has leased rooms in the 1 leveraux building next toPost Office and will locate permanently in Bandon August ist. Are you going to paint this fall? The Bandon 1 lardware Co. have a tine line of paints and jean save you money. Sec them, opposite the Post < Iffice. E. Lewin has just received a power bone cutter, and will hereafter be able to supply the chicken ranch ers with the ground bone. It is the best ever to make the hens lay. The Bandon Hardware Co., op posite the postoffice, have a new line of pocket knives that are well worth your inspection. Knives of all descriptions, for the l>oy, mer chant or farmer. Call and see them. Mr. Elijah Hutchinson of Cal ifornia is a new arrival in Bandon and has purchased a couple of lots in \V oodland Addition from E. M. Furman. Mr. Hutchison is a car penter and contractor by trade, and will erect a cottage on his property' at once. I Then«* issues fol August are new Call on the Bandon Co operative in and you can get them at Lowe's Reality Co. ' Drug Store. Good pasture for horses or cattle. Dr. J. G. Goble the well known ¿>2 a month fur horses —J R Stillwell. Optician of Modfonl w ill visit Bandon You can get the latest sheet music during Sept. Dates given later. at Lowe’s Drug Stare. Leave orders for sheet music, in-i Sheet music orders will receive ^truinental and vocal, at Lowe s prompt attention if left at Lowe’s Drug Store. They will receive Drug Store. prompt attention. Will order any King Edward’s revision of the music published. prayerbook will, no doubt. Iiemaih “A. Halierly is selling a few small with his usual good sense. tracts of land near town, at reason E. M Furman, the piano man, able prices and easy terms. Parties* ante down to Bandon Tuesday even wishing 5 acres or more apply at j once as onl z a limited number will be | ing anil will remain for a few days. “Bridge whist is a disease," says sold. The achievement of Woo Aug of Mrs. John A. Logan. Fortunately, the surgeons can't get a crack at its San Francisco, who raises a draft of eight dollars to $8,ooo, is a refutation i inner« ms victims. of the statement that the Chinese Albert and Arthur Kinley leave on to-day’s Breakwater for Seattle cannot adapt themselves to Amer where they will spend the coming ican ways. Nels Rasmussen left on the noon vear at a business college. A. J. Hartman has just received l>oat Wednesday, for Portland. He expects to be absent about three | a:s new stock ot s«ho<>l shoes. weeks, anil was accompanied as far Have the little ones come in and hi as the Bay by his wife, who may con- ! will fit them out. dude to go on to Portland. S. J. Prince anil family, of San If the Berlin scientists are to be | Frsncisco, came up on the last Plant believed, mice lose in weight at the | and will make their home here. time of their death as much in pro-’ 'Ir. Prince is the new shipper for portion, as a human being. 1 he de- ' I he (.'<sly M ill. die lion is either lli.it men have souls Miss Mae Walk *i, who has been or certain alleged scientists lack visiting her parents. Robi rt Waiki common sense. and wife, of this place, returned t< C<> ai . F or S ale — hirst class Portland on Tuesday morning. She coal at $3 pei ton in sacks >r Si was accompanied as far as Coquille in scow loads. Leave orders at ■ by her mother. Peterson’s Landing, above Rivirion. Ladies! Do you contemplate C has . P eterson . buying a new cloak this fall? We Riverton, Oregon. have a new’ line ordereil and would I). W. Bath left Sunday noon, to recommend that you wait before return to Hillsboro. He spent just making your purchases. We have a week here, and but for urgent the latest styles anil the prices are business interests would have stayed right. longer. He is well pleased with his The case of Folsom a Inman has trip to Bandon and was much sur been filed by G. T Treadgold as prised at this growing little place, Attorney for the plaintiff. C. R. and its wonderful opportunities. It Wade has filed the case of T. W. is his intention to pay us another W. A. Panter against Charles Sabin visit later on, and ¡he may decide to and wife. Attachment proceedings invest in property interests here. were issued in both cases, from the An Arkansas printer, in making Sixth District Justice Court. up forms in a hurry the other day A. Gottsche of Melbourne, Fla., got a marriage and a grocers adv says in a letter to the editor, “Your mixed up so that it read as follows: paper has improved very much since “John Brown and Ida Gray were I left Bandon a year ago. If the united in the holy sauerkraut by the town has improved as much as your quart or barrel. Mr. Brown is a paper, Bandon is all right." Well well known young codfish at sixteen Mr. Gottsche, we are not so sure cents per pound, while the bride, about the paper but we can say that Miss G., has some nice pig’s feet Bandon is improving right along, which will be sold cheaper than any and the growth in the past six in town." months is a small matter compared We have many complaints every to the growth in the next year. were from people w ho do not receive The illustrated circulars that will their copy of this paper regularly. be sent out by the new Commercial In writing the list off the books hur organization will reach many people riedly, there might have been mis that will come here to live and to in takes made, but we are now working vest. We are glad to know that on a new’ mailing list for a Mustange our efforts to improve the paper and mailer, which, when finished, will to cover the newspaper field avoid any possibility of mistakes. thoroughly in this vicinity’ have In the meantime the list will be com caused mention from our distant pared, after it is written, to avoid friend, for it is the little things like any skipping of names. If you this that count. don’t get your paper let us know A wandering Jew slipped into anil we will euileavor to locate the town between the night and dawn trouble. and opened up a most stupenduous Monday morning while working sale of samples last week. He came at the quarry, a hook flew off a without the blaring of trumpets, anil piece of rock and struck Frank Hol eft as the snow before the spring man on the head. The blow knock sun. He was neither invited or re ed him unconcious and his fellow quested to tarry with us. Some are workers picked him up for dead. a few dollars less, and some wiser, As soon as he sufficiently recovered but for the most part we gave him a to be moved, he was taken in a frigid welcome. Hence his early buggy to Dr Houston’s office, where I departure. He advertised last w eek. his wound was dressed. Had the We didn’t want his money. Such blow been a little lower it would advertising is not only objectionable have been fatal. At last reports lie to readers lint to us as well. We is doing well as can be expected. do not solicit it and try to keep these columns free from these so T imbkr L amp A ct , J unk 3, IH7S. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. called “sales" and the patent med icine shin plaster. You pick up a United Stain. Land Office, Roseburg, Ore.. Alien7,11107. paper filled with patent medicine Notice >, hereby siren iliat in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress readers anil boiler plate, and learn of June 3, 187*. entitled An act for the sale ! tnat so and so’s pills will cure every of timlmr lands in the States of California. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri thing from bunions to sick head tory,’’ as extended to all the Public Land I States by act of August I. 1W_>, Marie M aches. that Lincoln had a large Houston, of Bandon. County of (' sis, Stab of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office calouse on his left hand from split her sworn statement No. 8487. for the pur chase of the N , of sWI I. St- 1 4 of SW I I. ting rails, somebody’s salve w il' and NWI-4 of sKI I of Section No 15 m Township No. 2!t S. Range 14 W, ami will cure anything from sore eyes to the offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable fur its tinilier or shine than itch, maybe you will find a personal, j for agricultural purposes, an<1 to establish f her claim to said land liefore I, A. Liljeq probably not. The next time a vist, U. S. Commissioner at Mnrshtielil Oregon, on Wednesday, the c.th day of wandering pilgrim makes his trail November, 11407. She names as wit lies ... I 4ward Ohman. into Bandon, let him alone. Pat- , A.E Had«a|l. (I. B < <>x and Geo. E Wil son, all of Bandon. Coos County. < Iregon. Any and all |iersons claiming adversely ronize the home merchant, and all the altove-descrilied lands are requested to will thrive and flourish, even as a file their claims in this office on or liefore C. A. McKellips, the Sewing Machine man from North Bend, has opened up an office at Bandon Fur nit urir Store. He will be in Bandon from the twentieth to the tw enty fifth of each month. Call at the store and see our machines. Leave orders for supplies. Machines for sale or rent on easy terms. Wm. Panto»’ has had to get a new coat to accommodate his ever en larging chest. His friends have marveled at the sudden change in him, and it is only at this late date we are able to convey the informa tion. It is a boy, came the lNtb, and Billie has been walking in the air <Aer since. All are doing well and if given time the father will re cover. A close call to a serious accident happened at Wedderburn one day recently as a result of a joke. After the six o’clock whistle had blown in the evening one of the cannery hands lit his pipe as he walked leisurely to his supper, w hen in the midst of the joy his pipe exploded, lacerating his lips and startling his companions who were struck by some of the fragments. After the first moments exitement one of the party picked up a warm 22 caliber soft nose steel jacket bullet which hail evidently been placed in the pipe as an innocent joke.—Gold green bay tree. Beach Globe. Ask your grocer for sci ew top cans, 31b 81. 5 lb SI.65 X ,1 mura - C jra^Ifousewife »% >.■» with the use of CLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER can bake delicious, healthful food. The essential requirement for pure cookery is a pure Cream of Tartar baking powder. ■y ..s , The absolute purity and wholesomeness of the ingredients r ' --- of Cl TV ELAND S insure the healthfulness and sujjerior # quality of your food. You can be sure of V(U1 LFV ÖUIU VI C l SUPERIOR / eland ' s ■ i ■■•i BAKING POWDER f 11 Made .from a Superior grade of Pure Cream of Tartar, * For Sale by all Leading Grocers on the Pacific Coast. • Notice tor Publication Land Office nt Roseburg, Oregon. August 13. I'.HIi. Notice is hereby given that Lamlmrt L. Page of Bandon, Oregon, has liled notice id Ins intention to make tinal Commutation proof in support of his claim, viz Home stead Entry No. |:!4*.t0 made April 22. I'.s'l for tin- W . NW',. NE', NW1,, NW', SW1, Section 7. township 30 South-. Range 14 West, ami that said proof will Im made before I II I pton, I'. S. Commissioner at his oilioe at Langlois. Or., on Thursday. Oct. 10, l‘.IO7. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. the land, viz Alonzo Davis of Langlois, Oregon, Kolli»* Davis of Lang lois. f >ret on. James Alnmbaugh of Langlois, Oregon. Helos Gardner of Langlois,Oregon. B i - njamin L E ddy , Register. Notice lor l*iibli<*»i i«»n Watch this space Next Week. Department of the Interior. Land < illii’e nt Roseburg, Or. August 13, T.KI7. Not ice is hereby given that Ralph E. Cox, of Langlois, Oregon, has tiled m>tice of Ins intention to make lilial Five year proof in support "tjlns claim, viz: Homestead Entry No I 1221 made January It*. I’.Mrj, for Hie W MW’i. HE , sw q s. <• 33; NE i HEM s.-< t ion 32, Township 241 S , Rango II W. and that, said proof will Im made before J. II. Upton. I . S. Commissioner, at his office at ' Langlois, Oregon, oil Tliurstiay, October In. 11107. Ho names the following witnesses to prove Ins continuous residence upon, and cultivation of tlm land, Viz. Ed. Sypper, of Langlois, Oregon, l>. <V. I’eare, of Hare. Oregon. Eugem Strain of Hare. Oregon, Clmt Malehorn of Langlois,Oregon. llrs.iiMiN L. Entry, Register Xiriice lor I’liLlical ion Department of tho Interior. Land < ttlice at Roseburg, Or. August 13, l*,t07. Notice is hereby given that Evangeline M. Page of B indon. Oregon. Ims tiled notice of Iler intention to make linai Commutât ion proof in support of her claim, viz: Holm stead Entry No. 13*177 made Iter*. 2N, I'.sil, No. Ill 'll! mail,' Nov. 10, I'.Mtl, foy tlio S' of NE', Sc. 12, NEI lof NEI I Sec. 12, SEI I of SEI I Section I, Township 30, South. Range 15 West, and that said proof will Im marie Imfore J. II. Upton, U. S Commis sioner, at Ins office at Lauglois, < (regoli, on Thursday, Oct. lit, l'.t07, lie names the following witnesses to prove Ins continuous residence upon, mid cultiva Iloti of, the land, viz : Alonzo llavis of Langlois, Gr> gon. Rollio I lavis of Langlois, Janies Alumbatigh of Langlois. Oregon Delos Gardner of Langlois, Oregon. Bi njamis L. Eiii'Y, Register. Real Estate Bargains. Woolen Mill Addition in lite oast part of Bandon. Tin» best residenee property in the 'Town of Bandon, close to all the mannfactnring plants and the new ship yartl No need ef carrying your dinner pail when you can go borne and got a warm dinner and have plenty of time for a romp with the babe. Prices have almost doubled in the Inst six rfionths and they will double again in tlm next six months. More home* have lieon In.ill in this Addition Ilian in any other part i f Bandon. Lots range in price from >•’.,> to -200. Get. one or two before they are all gone. Breakwater Addition tn tho west |mrt of» Bandon Prices from ¥3*1 up. Lots nn<| acron in ail parts of Bandon Farms. Ilanchee and 'l imber Claims Give ns a call and get prices and a s<inare deal OAKES REAL ESTATE CO. • aid l.tli day of November. 1307. B rsjavih L. Et»m, Resister. Room 3 in the Laird Building