Bandon recorder., March 19, 1908, Image 5

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St. Patrick's po^'< arils at A. R
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Mrs. Ed Thrift of Langlo-> was a i
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«lays last week.
Fruit Inspector M. G. Pohl isst.r-
The gasoline freight boat Enter­
See the Bandon Drug Company’s 1 iug things perce;>^i !v in fruit < 11- prise, arriving from Coos bavThurs-
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if display of fresh package confection clesy in this county. Mr. Pohl is iay aft» hi .. in, id 17 tons <>t mer­
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WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUPPLYING LOCAL
going at his work with a determina­ chandise iii her hokl lor this r.ver
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ORDERS FOR
and Port Orford
Mr- D F. Dean of Coquille was tion.
Weinhard’s beer at the Arcade.
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visiting Mrs. J-
J A McCord this
See Lorenz
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Lorenz X Hovt for Shoes—all
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Register with A. D. Morse, no week-
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kinds ami styles.
hosiery.
tary.
A full line of groceries at Hart­
M a -den «! lesale hisuse in this
Agent \\ m. Sellmer this w< i k
Buy your goods at th«- bakery and man's.
installed a four mantle chandelier of city was lieing renov v ated and ehang-
have good-gooils to eat.
John R. Van X’alkenberg is visit­ the brilliant Bitner gasoline illumin rd this week to make room for the
OF ALL KINDS ON FHE SHORTEST NOTICE
o Fur 5 and 10 cent specialties sc«- ing friends in Bandon and will prob­ ant in Alvin Mundi's place ot bu- i retail bar that is to be mstalk'd. -A
Mrs. Conrad’s display.
ness. It makes the resort ahiKst a licens< . therefor
ably stay among us a while.
Orders deliverer! if desired
Prices to meet competition.
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You will get the service and best 0 If your stomach is out of order light as day.
c aincil 1-ridav evening.
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eatables at the Vienna Cafe.
Everything for the table in Loren
The R< >sa Co. has Some choice
get a prescription for it tilled at the
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Lyons At Johnson will supply lot a Bandon Drug Company's store.
\ Hvyt’s gr<)'cry <ji 1 rtment.
honey
on draft, (live it a trial.
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lumber wants See ad in this issue.
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PR()SI»KR. OREGON
J. P. Tupper and his granddaugh­
'The new skating rink Iniildii ■■ i o Joe Coach was an incoming pas-
Seed Potatoes.—For seed pota­ ter, Miss Jessie, gt Coipiille, spent
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about completed and it is said tin
toes enquire of J. 11. Jones, Four Friday with friends in Bandon.
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rink will b<- thrown open for tlfe first ;■ ; from his ten w«eks’ v isit
mile.
Clover, timothy, field corn, barlev, time0 on Saturday evening. 0 I he "Id bom«' it Gr ind Rapitls, M li.
The Athletic Club has] ordered a rye grass, onion sets anil seed pota­ building.is a formidable strin tuii- o |ue <tat«'S th if Jiis . idler, t'o) ('" h,
new lot of athletic goods lor their toes for sale at Hartman’s. o
> 1 ■ in $ i 11 Fran«
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two stories.
gymnasium.
likely
come
up
on
tin-
Bandon
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S«pieakv finns has taken the posi
A R i«-e has a nil e line* of l .ist'-r
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■Saturday.
Office anti sleeping rooms to rent tion of head cook at Abe Corson s postcards. Come ami make your
in heart of city. Bandon Investment poultry ranch down the coast.
Wester I41I1 s' shoes something
selections before it is too late,
Corporation
swell
for the. ladies by Lorenz X
Portland Flour Mills Co.’s Great Braud
If you want a first-class shave or
Georg«1 Wilson, a local carpentei Hoyt.
The local R edmen had a big in­ an up-to-date hair cut call on Harry
formerly of Marshfield, had the mis­
itiation and banquet at Dave Carey’s Morrison, next door to postoffice.
The directors of *our proposed
fortune to fall and break his leg sev­
restaurant Tuesday evening.
paper
and pulp mills w ish to stat ■ to
I. A. Turnell, the piano tuner, eral nights ago. lie is ‘a mail of
John E. Perrott, who aspires for has established regular headcpiarters family ami the accident has its try­ intern Ung I »idciei s that a. chan ■ has
been made in the size of pi ng
the shrievelty on the republican in Bandon. See his ad in this issue. ing consequences.
wantetl. The pilys must be 12 in-
ticket, was in town last evenirtg.
Try a bottle of Stewart’s Bourbon
All persons hav ing accounts with
If you want pure whiskies and Whiskey and you will be satisfied. A Rice w ill pleas«'call in and hav< cht s in diameter at the small ■n<!
instead of 10 inclu’s, as previi H sly
wines you can get them from Jami­ Sold by Jamison X Brown.
the same settled, as lie is going to I advertised. All interested should
Also “White River” Brand at $1.35 and $5.40.
son At Brown.
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The recently organized Social leave about April tst.
remember, this.
Captain Ott Willard was in town club will be entertained this Thurs­
Au l a Good Family Flour at S5 00 per bbl or !*I 25 per sack.
B. N. Gustat and Miss Helen M.
The subject at the M-ethodist
last Tuesday. His new passenger day afternoon by. Mrs. J. I). Kelly. Logan were joined in matrimony l»v
I Church Sunday morning will be,
Pure O elito Sugar
boat will be launched in a few days.
The best in drugs is always the Justice George P. Topping on the A11 inlii 1 .unci- ■ which cannot be
For a first-class shave or an -up cheapest; you get the best and 7th’ instant, the ceremony, very’
to-date hair cut call on Harry Mor freshest at the Bandon Drug Com ipiiet, taking place at this official’s taken from us.” Evening theme,
rison, next door to postoffice.
office. We wish the ne.v mule paii “Swine or Salvation, which?” I
pany’s store.
appreciate the increased attendant «■
Fred .Mehl has the foundation for
Chas. Swafford left Monday via all manner of happiness and pros and shall endeavor to add to the in­
his new planing mill finished and the bay for Portland, where he has perity.
terest of th«- services. W. S. Gor­
framework construction will soon the promise of a position as mixolo­
If you want an agate ring or pin. ! don, pastor.
commence.
or any article or souvenir of Bandon, ’
gist.
The Bandon Concert Band will 1
Fi'ospei’ Oregon.
The Bandon Hardware company
Allen X Davidson for best Califor­ see Rice, the jeweler. Everything at j journey to Marshfield Saturday!
a
bargain.
have put in a splendid assortment of nia and < Iregon fruits and vegeta­
farm and garden tools and imple­ bles. You get the most and best
Alex Snyder, of Myrtle Pwint morning .where that evening th j
ments.
republican candidate for the nomi­ will treat the people of the county's
for your money there. Try them.
metropolis to a superb concert. '
St. John’s Episcopal church—Ser­
Baptist church will meet next Sun­ nation for sheriff, was in Bandon Prof. Kausrud's company of musi-j
vices Friday afternoon at 2:30, also day morning and evening in Pente­ this morning and paid his respects ! cia s are admittedly among the best
Sunday morning and evening at the costal hall. Sunday schaol 10 a.m. to the R ecorder . Mr.. Snyder is- in the state, and the people of our
no stranger to this town, having for
usual hours.
J. Thomas, minister.
years been’ connected with the river sister city will miss .something if
For Sale—A small bunch of tine
Panter Bros, new store has every­ boats, and he has a host of friends they fail to hear them.
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Maraliih'ld mid <'o<jii:lle,
young gentle milch cows. Enquire thing in Ladies' Clothing including
The political card of George M.
of F. M. Sanderlin on his farm, five new spring ami summer wear, See to wish him success in his present
Brown, who seeks a reriomination
venture.
miles southeast of Bandon.
them while they’re new.
■ for district attorney on the republic­
We have completed a tbori'iigh and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT,
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Marshall,
general
manager
W. IL Wagner arrived from Ida
Mrs. C. M. Spencer, who has of our proposed paper and pulp an ticket, appears under the proper
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are-now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at short no­
110 last Friday to take a position in been
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absent in California the past
head this week. Mr. Brown has.a
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
the barber shop opposite Trow- six
, weeks, is expected home on the mills will depart for the east per good record in office and no doubt
next steamer Bandon to purchase
bridge’s store.
Bandon, due Saturday.
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
the necessary machinery and equip­ the record will continue if he is re­
The Vienna Cafe will be open for
Wanted.—A good solicitor to sell ment <>n Thursday of last w eek turned by his constituents this sum­
That at Coquiile Adjoins Postoffice.
business from 6 a. m. to 10:30 p. tn. the best proposition on the market I the gentleman visited Coquille and mer.
every day except Sundays, anti will today.
Sure money ami a good other points, and was much impress­
Marshfield Phone, 143
Coquille l’hone, 191
Chas. Lyons is still an inmate of j L
serve you with the best what is.
thing assured. See G. T. Tread- ed with the beauty ami fertility of the city prison, having preferred to
at our P.rpensf when ordering Abstracts
serve his fine rather than pay it.
Mrs. A. E. White informs us that gold or address him, box 4, Bandon. the country.
her husband, who left to attend his i
Janus A. Nowlin, formerly with
Mr. S. G. Bingaman, late of He now lias a jail-mate in the person
sick parents in the east, will return 1 the Simpson company at North Josephine county, was a pleasant of Bill Crowe, who was given three .
soon accompanied by his mother, Bend, has taken the position of j caller at this office Tuesday. The «lavs Mondtiv afternoon bv Rei order
his father having died some two head sawyer in the Prosper’ mill. old gentleman is the father of W A. 1 Wade for drunkenness. Crowe’s
weeks ago.
Mr. Nowlin was In the city Sunday. j Bingaman, with whom he is making "flense mainly consisted of ill treat­
For Sale.—A bay mare weighing His family are also at Prosper.
1 I ms home, and he hope's to secure ment of his wife, and it is understood
’ about 1200 pounds, together with a 1
The party who ihisappropriated a i relief here from his asthmatic trou- he proposes to leave town.
J. S. Barton, Abstractor
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
young colt and a 2-horse steel axle ■ wheel from a low-wheeled wagon ! ble. He has a civil war record that
Frostv Hoyt treated many of his
wagon; also set of double harness. standing back of Shields’ blacksmith 1 's interesting.
friends Ttii-dav to a liberal slice of •
. We claim to benefit all who enroll for a course with
Enquire at this office or address E shop is known and he had better re­
Some new additions to our com- St Patrick ribbon, and the adorn-
us. If we don t do so we are not living up to our
J. Hutchison, Bandon postoffice.
turn same at once e and save trouble. ! niunity were made since last issue inents thereirom made were conspic- I
claims.
If we DO benefit them it is to YOUR IN-
Professor John H. Logan an­
the J m
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Die persons ot
of C M. Smith and nous on many breast fronts. • Frosty I
W. W. Cardwell, who seeks
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TEREST to enroll with us. -We ask that you in­
nounces that he will continue his republican nomination for’district at­ family from Bow, Washington; W. even went 30 tar as to improvise a !
private school it Bear ('reek next torney, inserts his card in the R e ­ II. Smith and family from’ Mason, blarney stone, 'tis said, but he didn't
vestigate our school, our methods and the results
winter. The success of the institu­ corder this week. Mr. Cardwell Nebraska; W. B. Buske from N • succeed admirably in inducing pass- |
attained. We leave the decision to YOU.
tion has warranted a change to' new is a prominent attorney of Roseburg vada, and R. I-'. Smith, ly A. Smith ers to bring their lips in touch with I
S /Tiller - Cleaver
Business College
and more commodious quarters.
and well spoken of by those who and ('. 1>, Lamb, also from Nebr.i ’ it. . < )ne lady caused him to turn a '
ska. The newcomers intend living shad«-whiter by remarking that if;
A large assortment of mon..incuts > know him.
NOR I II. BENI), ore «;«» n
lie himself were the blarney stone
and tombstones in foreign and do­
A. Rice is dosing out hts large in this vicinity and we are told that she would accept the invita.ion in a
mestic marl le and granite is in 1 stock of watches, clocks and jewelry two of them will engage in the
jiffy.
’ stock at the Coos Bay Monument.« at greatly reduced prices Call and butchering business.
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Works, Marshfield, Oregon. Order investigate.
early ami avoid the spring rush.
A United States lifesaving station
Work on the new K. of P. and inspector arrived in Bandon Monday
I. A. TURNELL
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Eiling-on buildings is proceeding ’ evening to inspect the local station,
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EXPERT PIANO TUNER
rather slowly of late owing much to ' and was the guest of Captain John­
Agents for
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the weather, Fred Mehl is boss car­ son that night and tlu- «lay follow­
Sole Agents for
penter on the K. of P. job and Tom ing. It is needless to say that he
l iming. Repairing, Regulating and Modulating
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my Robinson has the contract for found Captain Johnson, Ins crew and
Organs repaired and General Overhauling
SURANCE CO.
WOOLEN MILL ADD.
plumbing.
their equipment strictly up to «late
Carry a Eull Line of Repairs and Supplies
ST. PAUL FIRE X MARINE
E. W. Hendricks, of a firm of I in all respects.
Permanently located jn Bandon.
OAKES
ADDITION
INSURANCE CO.
Pojtland architects, was in Bandon
C. Nelson, one of the owners of
Tuning $4.00: all other work similarly’reasonable
last week viewing the site of the the creamery being constructed in
PHENIX FIRE INSUR­
•BREAKWATER ADD.
At 1. W ork G i vranieed .
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proposed new school house. His firm Bandon, came up on the Elizabeth
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is preparing plans and estimates of to observe the progress of work ami
Leave orders at P B. Hoyt’s Barbet Shop.
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cost for a 12 room building for our returned by the same vessel Sun­
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¡in liiierieiin
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day. The building is being pushed
iat ion
Russell Partter set the foundation to completion as rapidly as possible i
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yesterday for a new two-story build by .Contractor Hill, as it is. desired
Rents Colle, ted and Tuxes Paid for nonresidents. Notary Public.
ing to be located between the livery to get the concern in readiness’ be­
Property
Bought and Sold. If you want results list with us.
stable ami blacksmith shop The fore the dairy season is too far ad-
If you want to btlv improved or unimproved property, business
lower floor will be occupied as a . vanced.
lots’<>r business chance-., come and see us. The largest list in
store by outside parties Pete An-
There was a general strike Satur­
Bandon to select from an I always charging.
derson is helping on the job.
day morning of the workmen em­
Certificates have finally been is­ ployed on the jettv construction at
E. E. OAKES, Manager
sued to the successful japplicants this place, due to some misunder­
NEWS STAND IN CONNECTION
therefor at the examination held last standing as to a purpose to import
month. Among the names we find foreign labor. The men, however,
»he following; Second grade—Ruby returned to work Monday morning,
JACK BROWN
C. A. JAMISON
BANDON, OREGON
Next to Vienna Cafe
F.llingSon, Myrtle W. Myers and as the contractor made plain that he
til.incite Radley, all of this section. had no such object in view. There
i'l»e leap year ball given by the is no trouble t«> get all the good
ladies of the Art Club last Saturday labor reipiired right here in Bandoil,
•veiling was a big success both so­
Mrs. Robt. I*Teilerick. Jr., met
cially anil financially. GcntleiiM-n with a distressing accident last Sat­
s«t back in true lady style ami the urday evening while walking on the
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ladies did the grand. The affair will hill in South Bandon. She slipped
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long be remembered for its pleasant and fell and being a lady of consid-!
features.
erablc weight, suffered a badly
Thomas Anderson, a native of sprained ankle and the fracture of
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Scotland but long a resident of <’oos one of her limbs. She was carried
county, died last Friday at the home into the residence of Jas. f. Mars,
«4 his son, Andrew, near Coquille, close by. ami Dr. Houston gave at­
aged nearly 84 years. He had been tention to her injuries. The lady is
JL11 Work Done Promptly
111 some time and his death was ex now quartered at the horn«* of her
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|>ee«ed. The funeral was held in niece. Mrs. Bert Patterson,
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Our townsman. Thoma« will be several w eeks before
In The New Green Building
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“OLYMPIA,”
$1.35 Per Sack.
$5.40 Per Barrel.
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100 Pound Sack, $5.50
Mill Co.
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
Title Guarantee ami Abstract Co.
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FRED T. TUTTLE
A ful! line of i 'onf ctionery,.Fruits,
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, lAc.
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McKenzie,
The Arcade Saloon,
The Tailor
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
Style and Fit Guaranteed
CLEANING AND PRESSING
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Weinhard’s
Beers.
Opposite Post Office
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