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week, and when in place will cut
about 30 tiers a day. They will con
duct their business on what is known
as the Frank Burkholder place.
Editorial Page of Bandon Recorder
A m Independent Newspaper
IRVING S BATH,
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P roprietor
STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.
Thia paper i* entered at the Handon poet offiœ a* Seeond-clasa Matter
I t I s A Q uestion in our mind
whether the little calendars with the
picture of Senator Mulkey, are
going to bring him to the senatorial
chair, or not.
Johnathan Bourne
got there by advertising, and as
Mulkey is as able as any one to
stand for the experiment, we ought
to have no kick coming.
And in
the'meantime Fulton is in the hands
of his friends —on the little circulars
being distributed by him.
It is
going to I m ‘ a close fight, and even
we in far Coos, will see and hear
the strife of the battle.
O ur E astern F riends would
pick up their ears if they knew that
strawberries
were
served in
Coos County in < Ictober, when they
are buying their coal anil banking
We
up the house for the winter,
know. We have been there, This
week, Mrs. Win Hite brought us a
l>ox of strawberries that were the
best ever.
Great big fellows, one
of them measuring six inches in
circumference, and that is going
some for this time of the year any
where.
There is only one thing
for the wintry Minnesotians to do,
and that is to get a time table and
see how long before they can start
to Coos County, and incidentally
to Bandon where everything from
strawberries to tall pines grow and
flourish.
W e N ote A N ew dress on the
last issue of the Hillsboro Indepen
dent, which not only improves its
appearance greatly, but gives the
advancement of the paper one step
nearer modern journalism. Our as
sociations with that newspaper for
three years recalls to mind when the
present proprietor, D. ’W. Bath,
took charge of the paper, March 23,
1904, when it was a poor excuse for
a newspaper, on its last legs, and
struggling for existence. The many
new additions, Ixit h machinery and
material, with the untiring efforts to
make it the home paper of Washing
ton County, has placed it where it is
now, not only the largest paper, but
probably the l»est paying plant in
the County, with a subscription list
that might well Ire envied in a much
larger city.
LEWIN’S
named their part of the street differ
ent, consequently there are about as
many names of streets as there are
blocks. Columbia avenue has two
other names which it is known by.
We have three Broadways, and for
the life of most of us, we could not
tell where one of them was. Even
First Street is attached to three
streets, so we are informed. Verily,
the day of transformation of the
streets in Bandon should not be far
distant, and as an improvement, not
temporary, but permanent, will
stand for much after this and several
other councils have been forgotten.
Any person or persons trespassing
Notice is hereby given that any
upon
the Croft I-aka ranch, the
trespasser found in any manner tres
McClellan
aud Marshall rnnehes.
passing on any of my mud-tiats, will
will Is* prosecute«! ns the law directs,
be prosecuted to the fullest extent |
and a reward will be giveu for infor
of the law
C. T immons . j
mation that will lead to the convic
tion of the guilty partit«
For Sale.
EDM I'ND CROFT,
Bandon. Oregon.
Six large lots on Bluff and Coquille
Streets, cheap. Apply to George » *
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F. Williams, Bandon. 43.
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Rev. H. L. Ford, who has been
pastor of the Christian churches at
Myrtle Point and Coquille, will
preach his farewell sermon in this
All Kinds ot
city next Sunday, Oct. 20th. It is
with regret that the members of his
congregation and others see him and
his wife leave Coos county, as both
have many friends among all classes
of people who see in Rev. Ford a
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Dr. J. G. Goble the well known ❖
gentleman of culture and experience,
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Optician will be at Bandon Tuesday ♦
and whose sermons have attracted
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many people by their depths and Furnished at Living Prices. A share and Wednesday, Oct. 15th, 16. **
of the Publia Patronage
Office at Hotel Gallier. Eyes ex- *
soundness and charity for all.
So ICIled.
amined tree of charge
Market
Meat
Per Year, $1.50; Six Montini $1.00; Copy 5c
Trespass Notice.
MEATS and
PROV.3IONS
Hark Gets Watch-ed.
Winter is coming and it is time to
think about the stove proposition.
It is a well known fact that for a
quick, hot fire, the air tight heater
cannot be beat. With that view we
have installed a full line, from $2 up.
Bandon Hardware Co.’s store, oppo
site the Post Office.
E. LEWIN Prop.
For Sale
5-ACRE TRACTS
E ven T he B est of us are vain
enough to be pleased to note a kind
ly and appreciative word on the
merits of our labors, and we are
going to mention part of a letter
from F. A. Mason, a jeweler of As
toria, who was formerly a newspaper
man connected with the Rockford
Morning Star of Rockford, III. He
says:
I received two copies of your
paper to-day, and am pleased
with the appearance of the paper
in every way. I am therefore
enclosing a Money Order for
#1.50 for a year’s subscription
to your paper, and hope to have
the pleasure of meeting you in
person in the near future, as I
am deeply interested in your
town and its future.
I am an old newspaper man,
and was at one time the City
Editor of the Rockford Morn
ing Star, of Rockford, III. Al
though I have not kept at that
line of business, still, I have
always taken a great interest in
the newspaper business and am
a firm believer in advertising as
a road to wealth.
Years of experience has taught
him his idea of advertising and its
practical end. Judiciously applied,
it is the boon of the small merchant
as well as the larger, who wishes to
increase. A stated amount applied
out of the net earnings used in ad
vertising will raise the receipts of any
business, and as the amount taken
in increases, the expenditures for ad
vertising should also be increased.
There are today men that base the
foundation of their great fortunes
upon advertising: men who started
at the lowest rung oi the ladder of
fame without any liacking or capital;
men who have amassed large for
tunes through the judicious medium
of advertising. The same oppor
tunities have presented themselves to
many who have failed to grasp them
by starting small, increasing their
business with judicious advertising
as the backbone of the institution.
Sisters of Mercy
E l D orado
B andon
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given to the
patrons of the Robinson & Wright
Meat Market that after this date the
bnsiness w ill be conducted by W. N.
Wright alone. All accounts due
the old firm are asked to be settled
before November 1st., and all bills
against the firm w ill be paid at the
shop. Make all payments at the
shop. We respectfully ask that
these accounts be settled by this
date as we wish to have all of the
business accoonts closed by that
t me. Thanking you for past patron
age and soliciting a continuance in
the future, We are.
Tex Robinson,
W. N. Wright.
Dated this 3rd day of Oct. 1907.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory,” as extended to all the Public Land
CAPT. J. OLSEN, Master.
States by act of August 4, 1892, Marie M.
Houston, of Bandon, County of Coos, State This Steauier is New. ia Strongly built, and fitted with the latent improvements, and will
of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office
Rive a regular 8 day service, for passenger» and freight, between the
her sworn statement No. 8487, for the pur
Coquille River, Oregou, and San Francisco, Calif.
chase of the N.^ of SW1 4, SEI 4 of SWl 4,
J. E WALSTROM Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
and NWI-4 of SEI I of Sectiou No. 15 in
E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 23 Market Street. San Francisco, California,
Township No. 29 8. Range 14 W. and will
offer proof to show that the land sought ia
more valuable for ita timber or atone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim to said land before L. A. Liljeq
viat, U. 8. Commiaaioner nt Marshfield.
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 6th day of
November, 1907.
She names aa witnesses Edward Ohioan,
A E. Hadaall, O. B. Cox ami Geo. E. Wil
son. all of Bandon, Coos County. Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
the above-descrilted lands are requested to
tile their claims in thin office on or before
said 6th day of November, 1907.
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register.
GEO. I). GRAY A CO., Gen’l Agta,
L. W. SHAW, Agent,
421 Market. St. San Francisco.
Marshfield, Rhone 441.
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamer Alliance
Now plying between Portland and
Coos Bay only. Weekly trips.
Say, Mr. Merchant!
\ ou hate been trying to improvise some practical method of introducing your new goods.
Well!
Here is a tip that can be summed in a word—Glass Show Cases.
An article properly displayed will sell on sight.
Did you ever stop to think that you may be judged, by strangers, by your correspondence
If your letters are neatly type written they will always give a business dignity in no other
way attained.
The L nderwood Machine excells all others in eveiy respect.
W. C. Bradley, Mgr. Marshfield
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Put in a couple and inside of a year the
additional sales derived from that source, will pay for them.
are having them installed.
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a new and elegant gold watch this
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and snowy cheeks swathed in golden
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be likened to that issuing from the
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polished watch case, or from the
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Proprietors.
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boy possessed of his first pair of red-
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topped boots. Hark's step is more
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elastic — his whistle and corn cob
Near town and lie plank road, riel)
sweeter and more soothing to those
Is now open for the re
encountered on his beat.
soil—Level lan I $155 and $75 per
BAXDO.V TK.1JSSEEK CO.
ception
of patients. The
Thus speaking, we introduce acre. Small payment down, balance
C H PATTERSON A SON
terms aie $10 per week
facetiously a most pleasant incident in installments of $10 per month.
Dray and General Delivery
and upwards. For par
in the life of our good natured and Beat bargain in land in the city.
Meet nil Boat*.
ticulars apply to : :
very popular citizen. Mr. Dunham
---- All order* handled with care.-----
Call on or addreaa the owner,
was presen ted with a gold watch by
B andon . :
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the members of Delphi Lodge, No.
A. Haberly, Bandon.
64, Knights of Pythias, of Bandon.
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
North Bend, Or.
The presentation took place Monday
Bandon, Oregon,
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the lodge, Hark having been enticed
Druggist and Apothecary
Manufacturer and Dealer in
to the session by some clever ruse
Is just in receipt of a new and
All Kinds of Saddlery. -
“engineered” by Gurley Boak, the
fresh stock of
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Harness and Saddles Repaired.
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engineer.
It was a complete but
Drugs and Chemical's,
TONSORIAL
PARLORS
BANDON.
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lappy surprise to Hark who has his
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Patent anti Proprietary Preparations
membership in the Knights atJMarsh-
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Toilet Articles,
field, consequently having no reason
For Rent.
Located In EL DORADO BUILDING,
IkruggiatM
Hund rim.
to expect a present from the frater
First Street, BANDON. OREGON
Office rooms in Devereaux Bld’g,
P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oap ,
nity at Bandon. His oft-given and
SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
upstairs near the Post Office. In-1 SHAVING,
N uts and C andies .
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
valued assistance to that lodge in its
quire of Tom Devereaux or call up | Bathroom newly fitted up with f’orcclain
Cigar«,
Tobaccos and Cigarette*.
secret and open sessions was the rea
Tub. Hot or Cold Baths 'ìli cent
on the Bear Creek Phone.
Paints. Oils. Glaaa and Painter»’ Supplies.
son for the pretty remembrance, and
when the watch was tendered him
The Bandon Hardware Co. have
with a neat and appropriate address,
received a new line ot stoves . and
he was very nervous and affected.
ranges.
They have heaters that
Hark actually turned pale, say eye
The New Drug Store la Now Ready for BuslueM. Everything New and Fresh.
heat and ranges that cook,
They
witnesses, but his appreciation was
guarantee them and ask you to call
Drugs, Druggist s Sundries, Patent Mesidenic,
keen, and he will cherish the beauti
and see them.
ful timepiece through long years to
Brushes, and Toilet Articles. Fancy Stationery
come.
T imber L and A ct , J un b 3, 1878.
On the inside of the hunting case
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Fine line of Fancy Candies.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
is inscribed: “Presented to H. W. United States Land Office, Rosebnrg, Ore..
August 7,1907,
Dunham as a token of esteem, from Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress The New. Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
officers and members of Delphi of
.Inne 3, 1878, entitled ‘ An aot for the Hale
Lodge, No. 64, K. of P.”
of timber lands in the States of California.
“A nd B y T hf . W ay , Mr. Blank.
Where do you live?” “Well,” was
the answer, “You take the ¡dank
road to the top of the hill, then turn
down two blocks, then up four
blocks, and by taking a short cut
through an alley for two blocks, you
Sheet music orders will receive
turn down half a block, and my
prompt
attention if left at Lowe’s
Coquille Notes.
From the Sentinel.
Drug
Store.
house is the white one next to the
blue one on the corner.” The ques-
CONTENT notice
The Big Hill Mining company of
Department of the Interior,
tioner turns away in bewilderment, Riverton has closed down the prop
U 8. Land Office at Koaeborg Or.
12, 1907.
and—didn’t try to find the way. erty temporarily to await the arrival A sufficient contest affidavit June
having been
filed in thia office by Edwin E. Stillwell,
How much easier it would have of a new manager. When the latter contestant,
against homestead entry No
13135, made October 6, 1903. for the NW1,
been to be able to answer that he comes it is the purpose to resume of
Section 25, Township 29, S. Range 15 W.,
by Robert A. Doak. oonteatee, in which it
lived on the corner of Ash and First operations at a new' point on the is
alleged that said Robert A. Doak baa
mine and take out first-class coal as whollv
abandonval said tract and changed
Sts. in a white house. It is the sub
his residence therefrom for more than two
usual.
years since making said entry and next
ject that will be up before the city
prior to the dat9 herein; that »aid tract 1
Prof. E. E. Darling, Misses Thora not
settled upon and cnltivated by said
dads before long, and which should
aa required by law that Mid absence
Smith, Florence Walstrom, Grace party
was not due to employment in the military
be treated with consideration. The and Anna Dudley went to Bandon or
naval service of the United States in
of war, aaid parties are hereby notified
cost of placing street signs on the Saturday for an outing and sight time
to appear, respond and offer evidence
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. |
comers would not only be nominal, seeing. They were joined by Miss toaching
on July 30, 1907, before C. T. Blutaenrother
Notary
Fnblw,
hie office at Bandon. I
but when once placed, the cost would Ray Collier and O. C. Sanford on Oregon, and that at
final bearing will be held
10 o'clock, a. m.on August 13, 1907. he i
be at an end. One thing must be Sunday morning, all returning same at
fore the Register and Receiver at the
evening.
United States Land Office in Rosebnrg
done, however, before street signs
Oregon.
A new wood yard is being started The said contestant having, in a proper
are put up, and that is to re name a
affidavit, filed Jnne 10, 1907, set forth facts
in the northeast quarter of town by which
show that after doe dilhgence per
number of streets, There are at
a I service of thia notice cannot be made,
two of our hustling young men. eon
hereby ordered and directed that
present streets that have at least Harry Hughes and John McAdams. t ooh ia notice
be given by doe and prop««
three names apiece. Every addition Their machinery will arrive next * nbticati OD.
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