Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, April 09, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texton Uie Pacific» coast, HAS BIG fOHOWING I matched tically fogless, «nd sheltered ‘'■‘I t lie wind«. • BOYEES EWELin S to r e - -__________ _ o Monday some miscreant Can i-x- >« full line of stok* the mi« off from the main saw mandril in the saw mill The II atches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Pocket Cutlery. Etc. mandril w.is sent to Bandon anil a new nut «1 ide. The mill started up Everything is Fully Guaranteed again Tuesday t.asf / MEIS OF Ml! IF 115 HUNEB 4 Antagonistic to the ' verge of bitterness remnants of the old machine which onie dominated Oregon politics have taken up the fight for the defeat of statement No. I and all who favor that method. In Portland and the other large cities of the state, the machine crowd is centering its fight upon H. M Cake, candidate for the Re United publican nomination for States Senator. Mr. Cake is a firm believer in the popular election of United States senators and because of his belief in the people, has in curred the enmity of the old ma chine politicians. Those who are close to the situation, however, be lieve that the machine tight against Mr. Cake is the best thing that could happen for his campaign. The people of Oregon expressed bv their adoption of the primary law and Statement No. 1 what they thought ot machine methods. The old system had brought shame and disgrace upon the state—had made lheCitv of Sa cm almost a Gotnor rah in the way of political wicked ness. Periodicals and newspapers of national circulation pointed to our stat»- as one of sodden political cor ruption, of disgraceful scandals It is in the hope of reviving this old method by the defeat - f State ment No. I and of Mr. Cake, that the machine politicians have started such a bit,ter crusade against this new law. Indeed it is their on*y hope. Under the present, system they are without a job. It is im possible for a »1 ctator to sit in his office and say what shall and s'l.dl not be done by the pe- pie ot Ore gon. No longer is a saturnalia of bribery and corruption possible in Salem. Evidences of this hostility on the part of the “system” have been ap parent in various towns where Mr Cake has spoken »luring his present itinerary. Large crowds have locked to hear him, bill conspicious by their absence, wire the okl time leaders. And in this connec ion it is a fact worth mentioning that most of these antagom-tic (••lui» ians ate either office li--l<lcr« or have some claim upon tlio-i.- who are at pre • ent in office. The people who are rallying to Mr. Cake’s standard are those Re publicans who are intensely loyal to their party but w ho resent any such dictatorial methods as the old ma- chine was wont to use It is a forega^e conclusion that Statement No. r will prevail in ( )re- It is gon at the coming election, also a foregone conclusion that Mr- Cake,—the only real active sup porter of this measure—will be elected if the Republican voters of this state do their duty and there is no room for »loubt but that they w ill perform that duty. Curry County New» from Tribune. The Gold Bar mines., with Mr Hughes as manager, will start up .April 1st A ik I it is reported that two more mines will commence jperations during the coming sum mer. Miss Calla Chandler dosed a term of school on Elk ri/er last Friday, and will spend a month with her parents near Myrtle Point, when she will resume teaching in the same school for a term of eight months. Did it ever occur to the B -ndon Recorder that as you go south from Cape Blanco the climate gets better, but gets worse as jou go north? From Ca,-e Hl.mco to the California line. i> a “Terminal Belt,” recog- niz d •» go^rnment, and un- > 3 • • Fine Repairing Specialty Mrs. Buingartner made a trip to Coquille City on Tuesday last. Bandon Foundry anl Machine Shop J. K. McLeod, of the upper river made our town a call last week. On Wednesday night S. 1 )aniel son s house,burned to the giiiund. It was occupied by Mr Petingall and family. They lost everything they had. All Kinds of Real Estate Bought and Sold. THE BOAT LANDINGS BANDON Money la.-un-' Negotiated on Approved Security. All U. S. Land Matters a Specially ami Promptly Attended to. Penaton and Insurance Agency. Bond Brokers. 1'rans Atlantic Steam ship and Railroad Ticket Agency Choice brands of and Mill Cigar* Bandon, ALVIN MUNCK, Proprietor The New Store. M B Timber Land Act Jnne3, 1K7S. NOTICE EOK PUBLICATION United States Land Office. I Jose fmr y. Oregon, March 28. 1308. Notice is hereby given that ill compliance with the provisions of the act of con^re«« of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for th« sale of timber lands in the states of Cali foinia, Oregon, Nevada and WashinutoD I'err it'O'V.” Eanm«’T Montgomery of Port ' land. Multnomah «•omit v. slate of Oregon, did on Sept- niher IB, 1307 tile in this office !i»-r sworn statement No. 3302 for the pur chase ot tlu* south half of the south half of section No 35 in township No. 23 S , range No 14 W., and will offer proof to show that the land sm^ht is more valuable for its limb« r or staiie th hi for nerictil*ural pur ports. and to establish his claim to* said land before G I Tread »old, I . S. Com lui-sioncr, at his < tfice at Bandon, Coos CfMintv, Ore^ n, <iii Friday, the 10th day of J u I v , I Slie n «it es as witnesses: C. S. Met 'Ulloch. of Ba inion, Oregon. A. E. Ha Is ill, of Bindon. Oregon. Kober' W-tlker, Jr of Ba neon, Oregon- Geo I. Montgomery, of Pm Hand, Or«*. Any and all peisons claiming advetsely the above described lands are i«qm**«t>d to til * their claims hi tLis office on or before said Kith dav «»t Julv. i!H>. BENJAMIN L EDDY, Kegister Genera) Repafrini-. Pattern Connection. Shop in Virginia Cafe Groceries, Dry Goods and Furnishings. Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cipars Panter Bros • • GOOD BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES Prop. J. H. Anderson, Courteous Treatment Gall and See “MUNCK” The Best Things to Eat THE MERCY HOSPITAL ON ATWATER ST., OPP BANDON j INVESTMENT CORPORATION Real Estate and City Property Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok Gasoline. erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rents I Distillate, Launch Supplies Mianus : Engines I TO I The Weinhard’s Brewery Depùt Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co. J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL CO. Chicopee Falls, Mass. Bandon Co-Operative Realty Co II 'rite For Prices on HIGH IN QUALITY LOW IN PRICE P. O. Box 4098. G. II. Smith North Bend, Or. <I,For Sport or Service STEVENS RIFLES— SHOTGUNS—PISTOLS are unsurpassed. Bend ft cents in stamps tor 160Pagc Illustrated and Descriptive Catalog Replete with STEVENS and general ft rearm information. Oregon Sisters of Mercy C,Crop destroying furred and feathered pests are made short shrift of with a reliable, unerring STEVENS. If you cannot obtain from your De tier, we ship direct, express prepaid, upon receipt of Cata log Price. Always insist on STEVENS when ordering. Bandon, At North Bend Is now open for the re ception of patients. The terms at« $10 per week ami upwards. For par- ticnlarn apply to : : Timber Land Act June 3, 1K78. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION United States Land Otlic *. lloHebiirk’, Oie«on, March 30, l!M)i Notice in hereby «¡ven tnat in compliance with the piovisiona of th«’ aoi of co reAb of lune 3, entitled ’An act. for the Bule ot timber Lind« in the «1 ate« of California. Oregon. Nev ad i and Wanbiiiaton Fern t uy " as extended io all tlie public land st iKH by ac of Au-’ust 4. I 32. John I'renss of Marshfield, county of Coos, state of Ore gon, did on September IS, 13(17. tile n th k office his sworn statetm nt No. ‘.»341. for h p«irch.^e of lot t Lr e (3) of s» ct ion No s ai township No. 27South. range No. II West of the Willamette meridian, Oregon, and will o e ■ proof to show that the land somjhf is more valuable for its timlier or stone tlian for agricultural purposes, and to ♦ s tablish his claim to «Hid land before L. A. Lilj’ (|vist. United States ('emmissioner for Oregon, at his office in M'«rnhfield. C«»os county, Oregon. on Saturday, the 18th dav of July, A. 1). 1908. He names as witnesses Dr. E.Mingo« of Marshfield, Coos county. Oregon. W. T. Merchant, of Marshfield, Com» county, < Ireuon. Charles Merchant, of Marshfield, Coos county, <Ireton. Tom Dormice of Bullard, Coos county, i Ireton. Any and all persons claiming adverse Iv the above described land- are r» quested to file their claims in this office on or before said IKtli dav of July, 19(18. • BENJAMIN L EDD Y, Kester IN THE CIRCUIT COLEI OF THE SIATE OE OKEGON. IN AND FOK THE COUNTY OE COOS. I. A, Tnrnell, plainiiff ) v«. | Suit, to declare void a mar Emina E. Turtiell. Home- tini»« known ah Emma t riaiie contract E Eh minu or Emma E ; B«-il, th-t« mi tili. To Emma E. Tnrnell, Hoiuetiniea knowi*. aa Emma E. Eh-mim» < r EtMiua E. B«*lI, thè above named defendan* : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKEGON Y«m art* lierebv reqaired to nppear and aiiHWer fin» rompliiiiri tikd ajainst v«»n in thè a I h » ve entilied Mini within leu (HI) «lav* troni thè date <»f thè serviceof ih • Atim- m-mHupon vmi if rv«*d within t hi« conni voi A lt Itili i u uni v f 201 davi“ i* h » \ v » «I u ithin ani ii fi« i <• iin»\ wh I iìii tb«* «iii’u of Oreuon. bti* if m i-v»«d l»\ ptibh« ati«”i fl«“ii li • r L • f»»ie ih»* l-i*t day 01 1 he tDiie p esurihc! i file <»rd«r for thè pnhiiua'i •- •»« ’In.'» *•<«■ unitili« wiìi.-h |> «scrii-ti » ih t* I r -it « ■ 1 - file I h *! dav <»( whicL tutte -t I I H’i <1 • flit* ‘..’3d day «>f Xpri r.»0.*. And if yon tail ’«» **o a p'- d uso- «ni'ì (’omplAiiit by i •- « mi i m ti.- i- < a ili iipplv lo tln i '• uri h» i «lr«-.t,-ii-”' >■ A • I aiinnllioi» hi i •Inritti» voul «h- hi -«- I 1 t dXlti'HCi eXixtitu b«<ve«*n \-tns- l - G ’li «aid pi tl’tl-fi ami f«»r « jil-»i»nient i -» » lt i •< yon for thè uom I h ami dtsbiiiH» ni n s tt t- «mt I bis Kun.'iions pul«h-h< il in III»- Bali" n K ka 'OR oi - u . a »’i-ckh neusp tp- i p««l»lish» «I ’ i C« m » k «•«iiintv, Orei»'oi, for nix r »ns» «,in i\« we*-k«« iH-gitiniiiL* M”rcli I2tli. and endiittf Aprii I, 13H8, bv «’rd»o «»t i il»h« • tini» luRiir* bv il»»- Httimrahl«* »1- liti I' Hall, (’nuntv -F Adire f < «»os ( '»»iint v, Mtuh.tmbe»- in < ’oq'iillc < it \. Orei’uii. «>n thè lihfi dav of March. 1308. GEO. I». D »PBING Atl'-i n« v Ìoi rimiri ili - A FI LL LINE OF O Pipe and Fittings, Brass II “ork. V eri ias . C ody L umber C o . Oregon. The Eagle Saloon and Steamboat S Lumber $5 per M. ItoouiM 2 anti 3. Ip Mini i m Xt-w l*«‘iilioliu Building, Office G»--d Treatment Call and see me WORK A SPECIALTY. J. L. Roy came down with his V gasoline boat last Thursday and brought two business men with pecial achines FORMERLY ANCHOR BAR him. I.ast Thursday the sawyer in the uilt to rder mill, fell oil the stairs and was so Is now located in fine new quarters badly injured that he was obliged to Turned Shafting, Cup and Set east of the Postoffice. Screws, Machine Holts. quit work for several days. We have a quantity of No. 3 lum ber, suitable for building sheds, walks, etc., which we offer in lots of 1000 feet and upward, at $5 »per M. NKoTHEii. Notary Public. Bandon Real Estate & Loan Co BEN SCHUYLER, PROPR. M ine«. Liquor«» mi I Garfield & Marshfield, Ore. I J W. ELANAGAN Phone 3.3 C. H. BRAMLEY, Manager W. M. LAWLOR i WHOLESALE LIQUORS. Napa Soda, W. A’ (James & (’ ,’ h W hiskies, White Rock, Standard Malt and Cream of Malt, and other Standard Brands of Brandies, Whiskies, Gin. Wines, etc. : : : : : SPECIALS Portland Flour Mills Co.’s Great Brand “OLYMPIA,” In the old Panter Building $1.35 Per Sack. $5.40 Per Barrel. Also “White River' Brand at $1.35 and $5.40. And a Good Family Flour af *5 00 per bbl or -*I 25 per sack. Fluire Cane Sugar 100 Pound Sack, $6.25 Prosper Mill Co Froeper Orenon. W. C. I’ katt If. E. P ershhaker PRATT & PERSHBAKER, D ealers in — General Merchandise and Gent's Furnishings lliglie«« I’ i -I cc For Farm Prod lire Prosper. ! Portland & C.ous Bay S. S Line REAKWATER Sails From Coos Ray Saturdays at Service of Tide. Sails Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. From PERSONAL / O. F* MoOollum’A net. nformation wanted tin- u » i .-. «ien»-il «ti-Kire« h> know -h- whpit-nbon-« of n Venn« laili who O-Hiilol nt (’ollie s in MHr«hti<*l<l. I>or xnpp *-U to be now in llm don. If the Indi — ■■ — •-* ■ me «he will I will aihlrea. lenrn «omethintt to her advantage. Ad 1 I FOR SALE IN BANIXIN BY Phone Main 34 ■ a a A. St. Dock BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY draw W. Doane, Bandon. Oregon. ® • •* • T Bj.t Weinhard’s Steam Beer on tap. SUMMONS. Dr. Tyler was in town Friday night on his way home from a pro fessional visit to (>phir ind Gold Beach. He reports that Alf Gaunt- lett’s little girl, who has been so long at death's door with meningitis, is slowly recovering. D. I. Moore is alxnit the same. He reports several cases of tonsilitis, but none serious if treated properly in time. Mrs. E. J. Pickett is now under Dr. Mann's care at Langlois, and will go to Bandon as st on as she is able to travel, where sli^ will rem.un until sl.e recox ers from her illness Will Caughell and wife passed down the c ast this morning, return ing from their honeymoon abroad They were w.trmlv gritted bv their many friends I k re. W. White, accompanied by Matt Sapp anil A. Gavin, made Beaver Hill a business call last week. ELKHORNS SÍLOON. k « • « • ♦ o © • o • • • » A • X •