Bandon recorder., October 24, 1907, Image 6

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See the new quartet arrangements
of the latest songs at Lowe's.
Death of T«n Mile T
tidy habits and says her home al­
ways looks clean and neat.
There was no way of estimating
Tom's age. but he was thought to
be somewhere between eight) and
ninety.
The widow, when asked
regarding the matter said, “Indians
no count,’’ meaning they never kept
any record of age>
He will be
buried at the cove where a number
of other Indians are sleeping. Tom
was not a Coos Indian but a Modoc,
and came here !ro n ¡he South be­
fore the while, .unwed.
The
widow, in speaking oi his age, said
he was a little buy when the whites
came. —Times.
| Local Lore |
Van Norden, the Watchmaker
Ten Mile Tom, the v enerable and
and Jeweler, at Bandon Drug Co.’s well known Indian who has lived for
%-VXt » .'S’l-.i
Store.
the past ten or twelve years at
Mandolin and Guitar music at
The Elizabeth made her trip in a Indian's Cove, passed over the
Lowe’s.
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week, and Purser Bliely »ays he can divide on Thursday night and has
gone to the happy hunting grounds.
Call on the B indon Co-ojierative do it every time.
Reality Co.
Masks lor the Mask ball next Tom was an unusual character and
in the early days was greatly re­
Wanted Two waitresses at the Thursday night are for sale at
spected
by the whites who inhabited
Boyle’s Jewelry Store.
Hotel Gallier at once.
this section.
He wxs always con­
Owing to the rush of work at sidered as an Indian of good quali­
North Bend has a brewery and
Present, and the extreme difficulty ties and integrity.
When he lived
ice plant in course of construction.
in securing a good man, we are a near Empire, he was accustomed to
If you are thinking of getting a little late this week.
furnish the people w ith game and
sewing machine, see the new El­
the
jteople went to him when they
There will be a social dance in the
dridge at Boyle's Jewelry Store
Bank Hall Saturday evening. The wished something in that line. Mrs
Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter has organ­ Seaside Orchestra has been enlarged Henry Sengstacken, w ho is well ac­ Notice of Administration
quainted with his late history, speaks Notice is hereby given that by order of
ized a mandolin and guitar dub ft r and w ill furnish the music.
the Comity Court of the State of Oregon, in
of
him as an Indian of much finer mid
pupils taking instruction from her.
for the County of Coos. heretofore
Ask at the New Store for prices of
Rachael N Elliott was duly ap
qualities than the ordinary red man. made.
pointed Administratrix of the estate of C. S
The new issues for the past Apples in 5 and io box lots. It will
Among his better sentiments was a Elliott, deceased. and that letter* testamen­
month are now on display at Low e's. surprise you.
tary were duly issued to the said Rachel N.
great regard for his wife for whom Elliott on the 5th day of June. A.D., 1907.
Call and make your selections be­
If you desire to patronize house he always had the tenderest feelings Therefore, h II (lersotis having claims
agaiiiHt the said estate are hereby notified
fore they are picked over.
industry, leave orders for music at and whom he cared for till the last. to present the same with proper vouchers to
the said Administratrix, at the office of
All orders promptly His end was seen to be approaching Geo
Ladies’ Cloaks, only a few of them Lowe’s.
1*. Poppiug at Bsmlmi. Oregon, wnhiti
(U) mouths from ihe <4 teof thia notice.
Prices the same as in last Monday and Mrs. Sengstacken six Dated
left, and they will soon be gone. attended to.
thiii 5th dav of Sr| tember, 1907.
RAi ill.i, N ELLIOTT.
You can get them at I-orenz «St the city.
visited the home that day.
Tom Administratrix
of the stale of C.
Hoyt’s.
Elliott, dec» a-ed
A chance to get all of the popular h.ul practically ceased to realize
Geo. P. lopping, a i > i. r Estate.
dance hits for piano cheap.
Buy what was occuring about him, but he
The Bandon will probably be back <>ne of the Star Dance Folios at roused and made a request for Mrs,
to Bandon, Sunday. She was re- Lowe’s Drug Store.
They con­ Sengstacken to look after his wife.
ported as leaving San Francisco tain all of the hits.
The widow is w ell along in years
today.
and
will have an Indian woman from
Lost—a spirit level, last Sunday
Mrs. Stewart, <>t Gardiner, sister night. Was left on raft which went the Sluslaw come to live with her as
Mrs.
Sengstacki n
of the late Carl Rodgers, was here over the bar. Probably be found on companion
speaks
of
her
as
a
woman
of verv
Tuesday attending the funeral of her the beach. Finder will leave same
brother.
at this office for reward.
Card of Thanks.
There will be asocial dance in the
Mrs. Thomas Johnson of Coquille,
Bank 11 all Saturday evening. The
was visiting Mrs. Wm. Hite, of this
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Charleson
Seaside Orchestra has been enlarged
place last week.
wish to express their appreciation to
and will furnish the music.
People are, to a certain extent, their many friends whoso sympa­
Mrs. J. M. Upton, of Marshfield,
judged by the clothing they wear, thetically assisted them in their
came over Tuesday, ami is stopping
f you desire to give an up-to-date bereavement.
with her cousin, Mrs Tom White,
Boyles Jewelry Store
impression, you can do so by wear
for a few days.
ing one of Lorenz & Hoyt’s suits.
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opportunity to enter the business world on a
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The Rebekahs postponed their
social evening from last Saturday
night until Tuesday evening of this
week, This was done on account
of the death of Mrs. Buck who was
a Rebekah.
B-. N. Gustat, formerly of Illinois,
Remember the Mask Ball next
but late of Anaconda, Mont., ar­
Thursday
night will be the big
rived in Bandon, Monday. He is a
Have you
trap drummer, and will make a val­ dance of the season.
uable addition to the band. He has got your masquerade costume yet?
accepted w ork in the ship yard.
M. Breuer takes exception to the
I )id he bring that umbrella back article referring to the straightening
yet? No. of course not, they never out of Main Street, we are informed,
do. Why not get one of those new and says the present Street is now
ones at Lorenz & Hoyt, and have laid out according to the original
your name engraved on the handle? plat, and that to straighten out the
It is cheaper than buying umbrellas same would necessitate the city
to condemn and purchase an) prop­
every year.
erty that it might damage.
“A. Haberly is selling a few small
Remember the Mask Ball next
tracts <»f land near town, at reason­
Thursday
night will be the big
able prices ami easy terms. Parties
Have you
wishing 5 acres or more apply at dance of the season.
got
your
masquerade
costume
yet?
once as only a limited number will be
sold.
The Bandon Athletic Club have
Carmen and Crites Mill at Alier- leased the Opera House and will in
deen are having all kinds of trouble the future have their club rooms in
This will make it
to find men enough to help in the that place.
much
more
convenient
for the mem­
repairs that are being made on their
building. There is lots of oppor­ bers who do not care to go ss far
The lease
tunity for able bodied men to get as it is now located.
commences
the
first
of
November.
employment in Bandon and vicinity.
They will let the hall to traveling
The steamer Queen Christina was companies the same as heretofore.
wrecked ofi Crescent City on Oct.
Mrs. J. A. Boone and baby of
22nd. She is on a sunken rock and
Marshfield,
and Mrs. Lillie Boyd, of
was 14 miles out of her course when
she struck. The crew was saved, Coquille, are visiting their brother,
J. L. Conger, and family of this city.
but the boat w ill be a total loss.
A number of young people of
Bandon attended the Dairyman’s
Ball at Langlois l ist Saturday even­
ing, and from all reports gathered,
enjoyed
themselves immensely.
The music by the Seaside orchestra
was appreciated by the largest
crowd of dancers that have gathered
together for many moons.
Geo. Stoltz, of the Gambrinus
Brewing Company of Bandon, spent
Sunday in Marshfield with his
family. He tells us that he found a
young gentleman presiding over the
household upon his arrival, and
now wears the smile that only time
will efface.
It weighed fourteen
pounds and that is going some.
C. A. McKellips, the Sewing
machine man from North Bend, has
opened up an office at Bandon Fur­
niture Store. He will be in Bandon
from the tw entieth to the twenty-tilth
of each month. Call at the store
and see our machines. I .eave orders
for supplies. Machines for sale or
rent on easy terms.
Masks for the masquerade ball
next Thursday night are for sale at
Boyle’s Jewelry Store.
The Eagle, a new launch brought
over from the Bay. has been placed
on the Bandon-Coquille run, and is
giving her passengers first-rate ac­
commodations. She leaves in the
morning and retuttis about one
o'clock, after meeting the morning
train. This saves an afternoon for
commercial men who desire to make
quick connections.
F. H. Van Norden will receive
us large line of wratches, jewelry
and lodge pins in"about ten days.
Have Van Norden engrave your
name on your umbrella.
A full line of the latest watch
cases and movements just in at
Boyle’s Jewelry Store. Something
you have wanted for a long time.
T. B. Waite, of Plat B fame on
the bay, is in town on business.
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This week the Wedderburn
Radium comes to this office as the
first weekly issue from that place. It
is the same size as the monthly, and
full of newsy items of interest.
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C mmck amd semw F iuem .
A complete line of finishes for any style and any
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FINE MILLINERY
MAUD
GARFIELD
Administrator'»
Notice
of
Hearing of Final Account.
Notice ia hereby given that the final ac
count of James F. Alumbangh as Adminia
trator of the estate of S A. Aluinbiugb,
deceased, has l>een filed in the <!onnty Court
of Coos County, State of Oregon, and th»
the 2nd day of December, 1907, at the bom
of 10 o'clock a.in., has been duly appointed
by such Court, for the hearing of objections
to aiiob final acoonnt. and the aettlement
thereof, at which time any person mtereeted
in each estate may appear and file objec­
tions thereto in writing and contest the
same.
J xmeh F. A limb * ugh ,
Administrator of the Estate of 8. A
Alnmbaugb, deceased.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Emma Mecum
has left my bed and board, and I will in no
way become renfioiiHible tor any debts con­
tracted by her trona this date.
Dated this l*>th dav of October, 1907.
En. M wvm , Bandon. Oct. tilth.
_______________________________
Noti ce for Publication
Department of the Interior
Laud Office at Rosebarg, Or.
August 21, 1907.
Notion is hereby given that Corrie D. Still­
well, of Bandon, Oregon. has filed notice of
bis intention to make final Five year proof
in support of Lis olaim. viz: fl.... ,-,t,. ,.l
Entry No. 11558 made May 7. 1902, for the
KJsi of . NE1-4. Es» of SE1-4 Section 27,
Township 29 South. Range 14 West, and
that Raid proof will be ula ie before L- A.
Liljeqvist. I S. CoinniiRsianer at his offio
in, Marshfield. Oregou. on Wednesday, Oct
30, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove tin continuous resilience upon, and
cultivation of. the land, viz: Cash Doyle.
Frank Barrows, Alfred Went and T. J. Still­
well. all of Bandon, Oregon.
B enomik L E ddt , Register.
How pleasant it is to be awaken­
ed in the early morning by several
cattle adorned with cow’ bells, that
parade up and down the thorough­
Notice of Administration.
fare raising a hideous din, and
Notice M berebj given, that by order of
making a general nuisance of them­ theConnty
Court of the State of Oregon,
in and for the Connty of Coos, heretofore
selves. What sweet music for a made.
Esther Yaeger was duly appointed
visitor, and what a pleasing impress­ Administratrix of the estate of Mary E
Yaegor. deceased 1 and that letters testa­
ion one must have that has just mentary were dnlv issned to the said Esther
on the 17th day of May. 19U7,
ccme from a country where a cow Yaeger
Therefore, All persons having claims
»he said estate are hereby notified
roaming about promiscuously is an against
to present the sama, with proper vouchers
unheard of thing.
Between the to the Mid Administratrix at the office of
Geo P. Topping in Hand m, Oregon, within
cows that keep the streets cleared of six <6, months from the date of thia notice.
of September. 1907
banana peel and the gulls that keep Dated this 5th day ESTHER
YAEGER
the river and banks dean we are in­ Administratrix of the estate of Mary E.
Yaeger. deceased
deed fortunate!
Geo. P. Topping, Att y for Estate.
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V.
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using Cleveland’s Baking Powder?
The Increasing Demand is Convinc­
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Buy the 3-lb. Can with Screw Top
and Metal Handle,
§1.00
Ask your grocer for it. Take no other
I
Cleveland’s Baking
Powder.