Bandon recorder., October 10, 1907, Image 6

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Call on the Bandon Co-o|>erative
R<«lity Co.
Wanted—Two waitresses at the
Hotel Gallier at once.
Born—At Prosper, Oct. Sth, to
the wife of Jesse Taylor, a son.
The Bandon Fuftiiturt Store hart-
James Mast itturned Monday from
dies
Liquid Venai. Makes old fur­
a short visit to the Bay section.
niture look like new.
Do you buy your groceries of
If you want that old furniture to
Hartman? It pays you to do so.
look like new, get a boule of the
Arthur Rice went to Myrtle Point Liquid Veneer at the Bandon Furni­
last Saturday, and is expected back ture Store.
today.
Ben Vandecar, formerly of this
Mrs. Walter Nelson who has been place, was a Ban Jon visitor last week,
quite ill for the past ten days, is re- having but recently returned from
ported better.
Astoria.
Mrs. E. M. Williams left Monday
Ladies’ Cloaks, only a few of them
left, and they will soon be gone. morning for Bear Creek, wheie she
You can get them at Lorenz N will spend the next two weeks with
J. C. Logan and family.
I Ioyt’s.
A large stock of mill ends of fine
The Elizabeth arrived Saturday
embroider)
and insertion at Rosa’s.
having 175 tons of mdse, anil two
passengers, Mrs. Emmons and Mrs. Can’t be beat for the money? Come
Mr. Boyd has been confined to
the house this week with stomach
trouble.
Sheet music orders will receive
prompt attention if left at Lowe’s
Drug Store.
Mrs. O. Dryden ami Miss Frankie L. L. Page.
Dean, of Coquille, are visiting Mrs.
A. McCleod has his lumber or­
J. A. McCord this week.
dered for a new residence which he
Dr. Wetmore was in Bandon will shortly commence building in
Tuesday, having been called to this Woodland addition.
vicinity in a professional way.
Mrs. Dave Perkins was down from
Coquille
last Thursday to attend the
Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter gives in­
special
meeting
of the Reltekahs
struction on the mandolin, guitar
held that evening.
and banjo. Terms reasonable.
For men only, Hartman has an
Hartman has red clover, timothy
up-to-date
line of gent’s furnishing,
and seed barley. Farmers will do
well by calling and getting prices complete, that will be well worth
your while to inspect before making
before buying elsewhere.
my purchases. Prices reasonable.
A Veneer that is desirable for all
“A. Haberly is selling a few small
purposes, is on the market, and you
tracts
of land near town, at reason-
can get it at the Bandon Furniture
ible prices and easy terms. Parties
Store.
wishing 5 acres or more apply at
Mrs. Myrtle Myers and little son nice as only a limited number will be
arrived Tuesday, from Nebraska, sold.
and will make their home here with
District No 81 at Fourmile is
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myers, of
idvertising for bids on their new
this place.
school house, in this paper, which is
People are, to a certain extent, open to all bidders until Oct. 26 at 1
judged by the clothing they wear. o'clock.
The new building will be
If you desire to give an up-to date 24 by 28 feet and will have besides
impression, you can do so by wear­ the main school room a library and
ing one of Lorenz N Hoyt's suits,
cloak room.
Wm. Hutchinson, of California,
The North Bend Dramatic aggre­
is finishing a residence in Wood- gation that was to have given their
He is a contractor performance here, donated the pro­
land Addition,
and builder, and thinks he has ceeds of their performances to the
struck a good town in Bandon.
Sisters of Mercy of that place, for
If the weather is favorable the the purpose of building an elevator
Ban 1 will give a concert on the for the hospital.
Weather permitting, the Bandon
street this Saturday evening, Fol-
Concert
Band w ill render a program
lowing the concert will be a social
dance in the Bank Hall, Music by of classic and popular music on the
street Saturday evening. The pro­
the Seaside < Irchestra.
gram for the most part is new, and
Mitts Ellen Bossen, of I )airyville, will be rendered in an able manner
who had been visiting her sister,
under the directorship of Emil B.
Mrs. Wm Button, of this place re­
Kavsrud.
turned home last Friday. While
Mrs. Minerva Lewin, Mrs. Mar­
here she took the Rebekah degree.
guerite Smith, and Mrs. Clara Goetz
The fall millinery season has ad­ accompanied Mrs. Emma Galloway,
vanced, but the prices of the swell President of the Rebekah Assembly,
line of hats at the store of A. J. last Friday, on her return trip up
Hartman haven’t, and you will have the river, leaving on the noon boat
to hurry if you expect to get one.
and going as far as Lampa where
Did he bring that umbrella back they transferred to the Dispatch.
'Ct? No. of course not, they never
C. A. McKellips, the Sewing
do. Why not get one of those new machine man from North Bend, has
ones at Lorenz ¿it Hoyt, and have opejieil up an office at Bandon Fur­
your name engraved on the handle? niture Store. He will be in Bandon
It is cheaper than buying umbrellas from the tw entieth to the twenty fifth
every year.
of each month. Call at the store
While waiting for the tug Colum­
bia to come from the Bay and tow
her to San Francisco, the crew of
the steam schooner Bowdoin have
been fixing up the sails and other­
wisegetting her in available condition
for her initial trip at sea.
and see our machines. Leave orders
for supplies. Machines for sale or
rent on easy terms.
A forty-five foot whale has drift­
ed ashore near Tillamook. As a
Summer attraction the leviathan is
either about two months late or six
Claude Dygcrt recently disposed months early. However, as nosea­
of his property out on the plank side resort is complete without a few
road, and has purchased a couple bones of the whale, this one will per­
of lots in town and has commenced form a good service for the new
to build. 1 le will put up a small resort at the end of the Tillimook
building now, and will erect a larger short line.
dwelling next summer.
The meanest man in Cleveland
Ohio, was handed a ham as prize
At the close of the regular meet­
ing of the Rebekahs Tuesday even­ for his meanness, and added to his
shamelessness by taking it. Well-
ing, a few friends dropped in, a lunch
was hastily provided, and games dressed, he sauntered out of the
were played until eleven o'clock, Hollenden Hotel. A blind begger,
all present having a particularly who was standing near by him
pleasant time, especially over the dropped a penny from the cup he
game of “scissors,” and in having was holding and the penny rolled
their fortunes told by the oracle of over toward Mr. Mean Man. Three
or four men, who had just stepped
the coffee cups.
out of the hotel, saw' the welldressed
The Elizabeth is loaded
stranger stoop and pick up the
ready to sail at service of tide.
penny and slip it into to his pocket.
carries 40 cords matchwood, 175 He was about to walk away, when
M shingles, 248,000 M lumber, 30 the men stopped him and asked
tons mdse, 2 roostersand 1 .purser. him to walk into the hotel. The
The follow ing passengers are booked theft of the penny was recounted to
for San Francisco: Mrs. J. L Kron­ Peter Carol, and he presented the
enberg, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Williams, stranger with a large ham some
Mrs. Logan. Mis J. Kronenberg, individual hail forgotten and left in
Miss Mary Marsh, Mrs. (iehrig, IL the barroom Saturday. The well-
Kronenberg, C. B. Zeck, Miss Mary dressed man was not at all abashed
la w is. Miss Syhia Leneve, and |. by the “roasting” he received, but
'walked away with the ham.
C. Snyder.
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We itii! have Sortie ol didst
ladies' skirts that are so popular,
and invite the ladies of Bandon to
call and see them.
R H Rosa &
Co.
Capt. John Moomaw is master of
the Liberty, taking the place of
Capt Toms. White, while he is
spending a vacation on Bills Creek.
It has been some time since he has
had a layoff, and will enjoy this one
greatly.
A hunting par y composed of
Moss Averill, Ha. ry Hanes and
Ralph Leneve returned from a
Rogue River hunting trip with
plenty of game.
While they were
absent they had occasion to ford
the Rogue river, and the antics of
n five and six yd. lengths.
the team caused their hearts to rise
How­
C. T. Blumenrother was called in unison with their hair.
ever
the
ford
was
made
without
down to his home Monday by the
illness of his wife who is in a critical mishap.
condition from inflammation of the The University of Oregon.
bladder.
In the report of the North Bend
U niversity of O regon .
schools, we see that the total enroll­
Eugene, September 25, 1907.
ment is 340; about 25 more than we
The University of Oregon opened
had. Of that number 9 has been
its doors Tuesday, Sept. 24th. The
dropped.
first and second days’ registration
Alexander Thrift, of Marshfield, has shown an increase of more than
spent a few days of last week in this twenty per cent over the registration
town. Mr. Thrift is well known of the same time last year. Almost
here, having been principal of the every high school and academy in
Bandon public school about six the state is represented, and a large
years ago.
number are presenting credentials
Miss Blanche Radley was up from from eastern preparatory schools.
New Lake last Sunday, returning The year will mark the highest point
the next day. She has been teach­ in enrollment that the University has
ing the school at Hare this summer, yet reached. The very serious ques­
and it will be three weeks more be- tion that is presenting itself, is, how
fore the term will close.
to take care of all students. The
Mrs. W. A. Panter and children lack of funds has made it impossible
returned last Thursday from a to furnish and heat all of the rooms
month’s visit in the valley, most of in the library building, and for the
the time being passed at Riddles. same reason, the girl’s new dormi­
Mr. Panter went as far as Sumner to tory will have to lie idle for the year.
Students, however, are adjusting
meet his family.
Dr. J. W. Goble the well known themselves readily to the conditions,
Optician will beat Bandon Tuesday ami the outlook for the year’s work
and Wednesday, Oct. 15 and 16. is exceptionally good.
Office at Gallier House.
Eyes ex­
amined free of charge.
Now is the time for delinquents to
Manufacturer and Dealer in
drop in and pay their subscriptions.
Don’t delay; delays are dangerous E All Kinds of Saddlery.
£
HarneRH and Saddlefl Repaired.
to the editor.
£ BANDON,
OREGON
Lorenz & Hoyt will have a fine
line of ladies’ and misses’ Cloaks
that will arrive shortly, and ask you
to wait for this stock before making
your purchases this fall. They will
have something that will not only
please you, but will not hurt your
pocket book.
Prof. C. E. Reynolds, of Port-
land, is conducting a studio of art
in a couple of tents next to Lewin’s
Meat Market. He had to take these
quarters on account of the scarcity
of rooms for that purpose. Mr.
Reynolds has met success in his line
all through the Valley and so far in
Coos County. We met him at
Hillsboro a year ago, at which time
he stayed in the ppera house two
weeks, giving satisfaction to his
pupils. He had an enteresting en­
tertainment, and is a gentleman in
every respect. We understand he
will conduct open air performances
near the Cafe every evening, free,
for the purpose of advertising his
work, that of painting on glass. We
have seen a number of specimens
which show his ability in that line.
The work is carried so far as to give
lustre in sets of rings, etc. His wife
and little son are with him.
R.B. Leep, of Myrtle Point, Or.,
a student at the medical college of
the University of Oregon, reported
to the police that he was held up by
three men at Twentieth and Marshal
streets, at 10:35 o’clock last night
and robbed of about $6. Each of
the highwayman carried a nickel
plated revolver, Leep said. Leep
asserts that he was stopped by the
three highwayman as he was going
to his lodging at 252 North Nine
teenth street. They ordered him to
throw up his hands, and one of them
searched him while the others
covered him i>ith their weapons.
After taking all he had they hnrried
away.
The police were notified by a cit­
izen and Captain of Detectives
Bruin detailed Actin.» Detective
Coleman and Patrol Sergeant John­
son to investigate. They learned
from Leep that the footpads were all
young men, and all wore dark cloth­
ing, with slouch hats.
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Notice.
The birectorS of Laurel Lake
School District, No. 81, will receive
bids for the building of a school­
house, all bids to be in by 1 o’clock,
Oct. 26, 1907. Directors reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at E M. Clayton’s.
J. L. F oster ,
District Clerk.
A new line of belts, buckles .-nd
buttons at R 11 Rosa's N Co.
For Brights Disease.
Following is a simple formula
reccomended by a New York News­
paper that will cure Bright’s Disease,
it is easy to prepare and is worth
trying:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsa­
parilla, three ounces. Shake well
in bottle and take in teaspoonful
doses after each meal and again at
bedtime.
A well-known druggist here at
home, when asked regarding this
prescription, stated that the ingre­
dients are all harmless, and can be
obtained at a stilali còsi fruiti any
good prescription pharmacy, or the
mixture would be put up if asked to
do so. He further stated that while
this prescription is often prescribed
in rheumatic afflictions with splenditi
results, he could see no reason why
it would not be a splenditi remedy
for kidney anti urinary troubles and
backache, as it has a peculiar action
upon the kidney structure, cleansing
these most important organs and
helping them to sift anti filter from
the blood the foul acids anti waste
matter which cause (sickness anti
suffering. Those of onr readers who
suffer can make no mistake in giving
it a trial.
For Sale.
5-ACRE TRACTS
Near town and the plank road, riel,
soil Level land 8l>5 and $75 per
acre. Small payment down, balance
in installments of $10 per month.
Best bargain in land in the city.
Call on or address the owner,
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A. Haberly, Bandon.
Save Money
and
Receive Satisfaction
by buying
Jewelry
of A. RICE, Our Leading Jeweler
FINE MILLINERY
MAUD GARFIELD
Ask
Yourself
Am I one of the Thousands who are
using Cleveland’s Baking Powder?
The Increasing Demand is Convinc­
ing Evidence of its Goodness. : :
Buy the 3-lb. Can with Screw Top
and Metal Handle,
$1.00
Ask your grocer for it. Take no other
Cleveland’s Baking
Powder
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