Bandon recorder., April 16, 1908, Image 5

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The little .laughter of Mrs. C. J
See U.rtnan s line of fancy dress Tpl-i-MfrtX-frC C-t-y Srt-C t, t :
Conrad, is very iH at the present woolen gofids.
MARINE
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O tiite,
F < >r first-class groceries at modern
ABBIVKD.
If you want pure whiskies andc prices, go to Hartman.
wines you can get them from Jami­
Apr. 14 —S S Elizabeth, Olsen,
Harry Hunt was a visitor in Ban­
son & Brown.
from S F, 122 tons mdse, 5 passen-
don yesterday.
Weinhard’s b»«r at the Arcade.
gers.
Mr. Kronenburg will remain in
I-'till line of summer wash goods
Edwia E. Stillveil filed on lends San Francisco until the arrjal of at 1 lartnian's..
HAILKD.
the fleet.
ia twp. 29-15, Saturday.
Apr 12 -S S Bandon, Bash, to
Janies and John Morrisson of Bui-
The whiskey for the most particu- lar<j,s were callers in Bandon today. S F, 290 m. lumber, /in broom
For 5 and to cent epecialtiea see
handles. 1 1 tons mdse.
ar people—Stewart’s Bourbon, at
Mr*. CcBirMl's display.
a
Frank E. Sweeney has a big ad
Jamison Brown’s.
Apr. 15—Sehr Ruby, Korth, to
C. B Wade was in Coquille on
in the Sunday Journal for Bandon. San Pedro, 430 m lumber.
|ohn W. Koon filed homestead
butines* Thuraday and Friday.
Apr. —16 Sehr Oregon, Anderson,
entry on lands in the Four Mil^ Chas. \V. Young, filed a home­
Land for sale in small tracts near country, Friday.
stead entry on Fourmile Wednes­ to S F, 425 m lumber, 1 million
tovn. A. Haberly.
shingles.
Try a bottle of Stewart’s Bourbon day.
James Gouley filed on a home­ Whiskey and you will be satisfied.
E. A, Roberts of Myrtle Point- If you want a first-class shave or
stead south of Bandon recently.
was a city visit2i during the past an up-to-date hair cut call on Harry
Sold by Jamison & Brown.
Lorenz A Hoyt take orders for city
Morrison, next door to postoitice.
H. P. Hansen and R. W. Gord- week,
tailored clothing. See their sample".
Mrs. Dean’s little girls have been
man of Prosper were callers in Ban­
The launch Enterprise is having don Sunday.
ill for the past three days, but are
I1MBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
trouble with her gasoline engines.
mproving.
NOTICE
FOB PUBLICATION
Wheeler’s subdivision now on thé
United
States Land Office.
Two houses to rent. Bandon In­ market by Bandon Investmenr Cor­
Lorenz A Hoyt have been making
Roseburg, Oregon. Dec. 3. 1907.
vestment Corporation.
important alterations in the interior Notice is hereby given tiiat ill compliam -
poration. Acre tracts.
with the provisions of the act of Cotigre -
Victor talking machines for sale
F. W. Jones, of Coquille, was re­ of their store.
uf June 3, 1878, entitled “An not for :ln
at the Boldonville, J. C. Rowan, cently called to Berkeley on account . Don't forget N. C. Medley of Bale of timber lands in the sta'tt s of Cali­
fornia, Oregon, Nevada snd Wash ngton
agent.
of the sudden death of his father Band 'n lor assessor on the re­ territory,” as extended to ill the public
land states By act of August 4. 1892. li ink
publican ticket.
See Mrs. Lewin's fancy dress there.
R. Wetherbee of Eugene, coun v <1 Lam.
goods and cloaks. Over Lewin's
For a first-class shave or an up-
Hartman's have received a new state of Oregon, has this day tiled in Un
his sworn statement No. 8328. lor 1I1.
Market.
to-date hair cut call on Harry Mor consignment of ladie's hats, all office
purchase of the N 1-2 of SW 1-1 ami W I 2
of
SE
1-4 of section No. 13. in township N ■
prices,
latest
styles.
H. B. Smith from Curry county, rison, next door to postoffice.
32 8.. range No. 14 W. W. M.. and will olh .
was in Bandon Saturday on busi­
Get a coat and trousers hanger proof to show that the land sought is mon
N. E. Barklow, of Myrtle Point,
valuable for its timber or stone than f
ness.
visited n Bandon, Saturday.
He at R. H. Rosa & Co.s store and agricultural
purpo-eH, and to es'ublisli Ins
claim to said land In tore Register and R<
See the Bandon Drug Company’s reports farming well under way in ceep your clothes in shape.
ceiver at Roseburg. < tn g< u. ot L'hui
display of fresh package confection­ that favored region.
Bridges famous Quartette will be the 7th day of May, 1908. He names as
ery.
R. H. Rosa X Co. have the ‘in Bandon in about three weeks. witnesses:
Ira P. Hower of Eugene, Oregon.
Take your job printing to the R e ­ finest in men s hats and shoes. They will-sing at the Presbyterian Dave Murphy of Eugene. Oregon.
Alex T. Cuckt rlitie of Eugene Oregon.
corder . We have nothing but the
For choice brown leghorn eggs, Church.
Edward Howe of Eugene. Oregon
best in all stock.
R. W. Bullard was a visitor in Any and all persiMis claiming adv i t
apply to Mrs. H. M. Tucker, fifty
the above described lands are reque ued t<
Bandcn
yesterday, taking his first file
and
seventy-five
cents
a
setting,
in
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their claims in this office on or bt ton
H. A. King has been confined to
said 7th day of May, 1908.
vacation for the past year.
his bed for some time past with the cubator lots at a bargain.
BENIAMIN l . eddy .
grip.
Register.
An abstract showing a clear title
M rs. and Miss Pershbaker and
given with every lot in Hunt's Ad­ W. Pratt of Prosper, visited friends
Seed Potatoes.—For seed pota­ dition. Bandon Investment Corpor­
in Parkersburg, Tuesday.
toes awquire ot J. H. Jones, Four­ ation.
Mrs. 1at de
Kelly
mile.
Mrs. Devereux went up the
Mrs. Clara Canterbury left Sat­
W atch and J ewlry R epairing urday for White Salmon, Washing­ river on a business and pleasure
Teacher oj Piano
executed promptly and reasonably. ton, where she will reside during the trip combined, Wednesday.
V an N orden , the Jeweler.
C. B. Zeek and T. B. Wheeler Best Conservatory Method.
summer.
arrived
on the Elizabeth from San
L. A. Liljeqvist has been ap­
The best in drugs is always the
Timber Laud Act June 3, 1878
pointed deputy district attorney, cheapest; you get the best and 7iancisco, on her last trip.
vice E. L. C. Farrin, resigned.
NOTICE
FOR El’HLICA HON
Married
—
In
San
Francisco,
a
reshest at the Bandon Drug Com­
United States Land Office,
week
ago.
Miss
Kittie
Thom
and
If your stomach is out of order pany’s store.
Roseburg. Oregon. March 28, 1908.
Charlie Page.
The young couple Notice is hereby given that incomplt iioe
get a prescripts for it filled at the
Miss Mary Marsh, has arrived in recently arrived in Bandon, where with
the provisions of the act of congress
Bandon Drug Company’s store.
of .June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for tin- sale
Parkersburg, and is teaching in the they will make their future home.
of timber lands in the States of California,
She was ac­
A recent communication from the Randolph school.
Oregon. Nevada and in Washington tetri
When
you
select
your
candidate
tory” as extended to all the Public L iud
dean of the summer session of the companied by Miss Klemper of Oak­
by act of August 1,1892. Mrs. Claudia
U- of C., announces a very com­ land, who now has charge of the for representative to-morrow re­ States
Holiopeter of Bandon, county of Co. s
member that Fred N. Perkins in his Mae
plete educational offering for the Parkersburg post office.
State of Oregon, did on September 19. 1907,
years of residing here bears naught tile in this office her sworn statement No.
summer.
Fred Van Norden has just re­ but an honest name, that his home 9303 for the purchase of the lots numbered
two and three of Section No. 12, in town
Panter Bros, new store has every­ ceived a fine line of postcards, a va­ and interests ai e here and that he ship
No. 29 S.. Range No. 14 W„ and will
thing in Ladies’ Clothing including riety never before seen in Bandon. las always been a republican.
offer proof to show that the land s tight is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
new spring and summer wear. See The public is invited to look them
A large devilfish caught here for agricultural purposes, and to establish
over at the Bandon Drug Co.’s store.
them while they’re new.
to said land before G. T. I read-
yesterday by the boys of the life her claim
U. 8. Commissioner, at his office at
Prosecuting Attorney George N. saving service attracted consider­ gold,
North Bend won the second game
Bandon, Coos comity, Oregon, on Saturday
from Marshfield last Sunday.
An Brown, has declared all saloons able attention. It was caught with the 11th day of July, 1908.
She names as witnesses:
organization of the proposed league closed in Coos county. The order a hook and line just outside the bar. G.
T. Treadgold, of Bandon. Oregon.
was
made
for
the
Bay,
Mr.
Brown
will probably be attempted at some
Claire Walker, of Bandon, Oregon
' he fish has 9 tentacles, each about C.
E. Holiopeter ot Bandon. Oregon.
future date, according to the Times. finding so strict a compliance with 3 1-2 feet long and each covered C. R.
Wade, of Bandon, Oregon.
the
law
in
Bandon,
that
it
was
n
ot
Any
and all persons claiming adversely
with sucking meuths, shaped like
To exchange—lease on Marshfield
the above described lands are requested to
necessary
to
repeat
the
order.
rootniog hooaa paying 964 net per
saucers. Each tentacle has 120 or file their claims in this office on or before
month for house and lot id Bandon.
For Sale.—A bay mare weighing more mouths. Its head shaped like said 11th dav of July. 1908.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register
See Tawee A Harris.
about 1200 pounds, together with a a human skull, has large pro­
Smith Bros., the new butchers, young colt and a 2-horse : teel axle truding eyes, and a very large
Timber Land Act. June 3, 1878.
have received a consignment of 57 wagon; also set of double harness. mouth.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
prime dressed hogs.
Pork is Enquire at this office or address E.
United States Land Office,
A large assortment of monuments
Roseburg, Oregon, March 28, 1908
generally scarce in this community, J. Hutchison, Bandon postoffice.
Notice
is
hereby
given that in complianct
and tombstones in foreign and do­
but they will supply you at any time.
Following the example set by mestic marble and granite is in with the provisions of the act of congress
of June3, 1878, entitled "All net for the s do
For Sale—A small bunch of fine Bandon some time Ago, the muni­ stock at the Coos Bay Monumental of timber lands in the states of <California ,
Nevada, ami in Washington ’!< rn-
young gentle milch cows. Enquire cipal government of Coquille de­ Works, Marshfield, Oregon. Order Oregon,
eory,'' «« extended to all the public land
clared
yesterday
a
legal
holiday,
fo
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of F. M. Sanderlin on his farm, five
early and avoid the spring rush.
states by act of August 4, 1892. Flora B.
the purpose of ‘‘cleaning up.’
Perkins of Bandon, county of Coos, stati
miles southeast of Bandon
of Oregon, did on August 2l>, 1907. file in
The job was done thoroughly
Eggs to Set.
this
office her sworn statement No. 9301 for
G. W. Curry. Walter Sutton, and gives the county seat a decidedly
the purchase of lot 4 of Section 3 and lots I
A. J. Marsh, Mrs. L. Knapp, Mrs. better appearance.
and 2 of Section No. 4 in township No 30 8.
Mayor Stan­
Full blood brown leghorn and Range No. 14 W. and will offer proof to
P. Lindberg and Mrs. R. Zumalt, ley’s proclamation, declaring the
(hat the land sought is more valuabh
who have been serving as witnesses holiday, is an exceedingly unique white \\ vandottes $1.00 for 15 eggs. show
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
E. A. P hilpott .
purposes, and to establish her claim to s lid
from Port Orford, at the land fraud production, and worthy the effort of
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land before G. T. Treadgold, I . S. ('■ m-
trials in Los Angeles, passed through either Pingree or Tom Johnson.
miasioner, at his office at. Bninb n, Coos
Tired mothers, worn out by the countv. Oregon, on Friday, the 10th day ot
Bandon Monday.
SWEENEY’S FIRST ADDI­ peevish, cross baby have found Cas- July, 1908.
Allen & Davidson for best Califor­ TION and HUNT S ADDITION casweet a boom and a blessing. Cas
She names as witnesses
Ed Hadsall of Bandon, Coos county, (Ire-
nia and Oregon fruits and vegeta­ for sale by the Bandon Investment casweet is for babies and children, gon.
bles. You get the most and best Corporation on the installment plan. and is especially good for the ills so M. F. Shoemaker of Bandon, Coos coun­
. Oregon.
lor your money there. Try them.
The chance ot a life time to get a common iD cold weather. Look for ty John
Crowley of Bandon. Coos county,
Ibe ingredients printed on the bottle.
In a recant letter from his teacher home on small payments. Lots 40 Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by Oregon.
Elgin
Strader of Bandon. Coos county
in Oaklaud, Cal., she says of little x 100 feet.
Bandon Drug Co.
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
Jack Kronenburg, that he is the best
F. A. Bates, of Coquille states
the above described lands are requested to
reader in his class and that his little that the new laundry which he will
file their claims in this office on or before
Presbyterian Church.
said 10th dav of .Inly, 1908.
speech on Lincoln’s birthday was establish in Bandon, w ill be a strictly
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register
done so well as to call forth applause first class steam laundry.
He has
to Easter,
from everybody.
engaged one of the best laundrymen
April, 19,
iq
the
state
to
take
charge
of
the
The Bandon Hardware company
Sunday
have received a new, full and com­ plant. Construction work w ill com­
Christian
plete stock of sashes, doors, win­ mence immediately, the building
range s al-
dows. fixtures and builders' and will be erected on the W. F. Disher
property
in
the
east
end
of
town,
plumbers' supplies. Get their esti­
Mr. Bates wishes it made known
mate on your bill.
Eggs to Set.
that this isa ‘ white man's laundry,”
Frank Plush of Prosper was ar­ and not to be confused with the
rested Wednesday, on the charge Chinese establishment now being
Full blood white, brown and bnfl
of assault and battery, preferred by built by other parties.
leghorns .*1 00 per setting.
Ana Cornwall andon pleading guilty
G eo L oremz
to the charge, was fined $10.00 by
Notice Not to Trust
Trespass Notice.
Justice George P. Topping.
Notice is hereby given that any
Listen, young man! Buy a lot
My wife, Pearl McCormick Erick
from Tawse A Harris while they are son, having left my bed and board, trespasser found iq any manner tres­
eteaap. Bnild your house while lum-
passing on any of my mud-fiats will
ber ie selling for $5 per thousand, I hereby warn all persons not to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of
and you will have do troable getting trust her on my account, as 1 will thfc law.
C. Timmons.
00e of Baodoo's beautiful daughters not be responsible for any debts of
her contracting.
tokeap your cage in order.
Rheumatic Pain» Relieved
A xel E rickson .
WHEN YOU
EOingston’s have just commenced
Mr. Thos. Senton, fMistmnsler of
the erection of a new building on
Pontypoo), Ont., writes:
For the ORDER PAINT orti.T
Notice
their lot east of Shields & Ken­
past eight years I suffered from
nedy’s blacksmith shop;
conflict­
n th»' Lowe Bros. “High Standard*'
All knowing themselves indebted rheumatic pains. and during
ing reports have it intended for to the firm of White »N Adolphsen lime I used many different liniments
li is by far the best—and makes
various purposes, including Chinese will please settle with C. T. Blumen and remedies for the cure of rheuma­
you smile for years because it cov­
tism
Last
Summer
I
procured
a
laundry, blacksmith shop, storeroom rother, Bandon, Oregon.
Settle- ! bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
ers best, takes less paint, wears
and undertaking parlors. Anyway meats must be made within 15 dav* ami got more relief from it than any­
longest and costs less.
it is an addition to our city which or the accounts will be placed in the thing I have ever ns>-J. and cheer­
^»kfor Color Cord» and learn about 4
we »ill appreciate, although our hands of a collector.
fully recommend tbi- liniment Io all
community may rtbd at tW Chink
C. T. B lumenrother • sufferers from • rheumatic pain". For sale b y
httdry.
BANDON FUBNITURE Co..
Agent for White «!t Adolphsen. For • sale by * C. Y. Lowe.
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The greatest opportunity ot the times exists to acquire a
home cheap, right near the industrial portion of the »own.
Lots 40x100 feet c. 11 be had for installments ot $1 j.oc
per month, with clear titles anil warranty deeds.
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I ourtli Street, Portland, and by the
INVESTMENT
BANDON
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a good thing, whether you
Don’t miss this opportunity,
want a home or an investment.
EAT
BIGGER PACKAGE
BETTER GOODS
The Modern Company, Marshfield, Distributors
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JACK
JAMISON
BROWN
The Arcade Saioon,
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
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That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
Coquill»* Phone. 191
• MarsMitdd Piiotm, 143
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> days the rem lining lots in the Woolen Mill Addition
• to the 1’o’Aii of Bandon on the »installment plan of ten
f r ceir ilonn and th bal.im e al I ve per cent per month,
giving bu. e»s one year and eight months to make final pay­
ment. I his property lies south and adjoining on to the
manufacturing district and the only property in the city of
Bandon to be sold on the installment plan. There is no
brush on these lots and $t 0.00 per lot will put ffiem in the
best of condition. No dinnei pail to carry going to work
from these lo’s, out of the smoke and less wind than any
other part of the 1 ity: tine view of river, bay .aid the ocean
Ten pur cent on the first paynv nt and five per cent per month
for twenty months; deed- made out and acknowledged and
placed m the Bank of Bandon 11 oerow; x ou make vour
payments to the bank, no bonds or contracts to fool with, but
a straight business proposition, li you want one or more of
these lots you had better come at once as they will not last
long. Sale begin-; the 10th dav of April and continues for 60
days only. Respectfully yours,
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