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Coos Co. Official Returns
Hartman*s for men’s, ladies’ anc
Two houses to rent. Bandon In­
children» underwear.
vestment Corporation.
M ss Kate Rosa arrived yestereay ’
Tom Robison who has been very
from Albany College to attend her ill for some time, is better and will [Special tp Recorder.]
sister's wedding.
soon meet his cnstomers in person
Following are the official returns
.
Lorenz A Hoyt take orders for again.
of
the republican primaries as com­
Weinhard’s beer at the Arcade.
city tailoring. See their samples
Victor talking machines for sale piled in the office of the county
D. P. Strang was a visitor to Ban­
Mr. Scotton expects the parapher­ at the Boldonville, J. C. Rowan, clerk:
don Monday.
nalia for his new paper on the next agent.
For Senator—Cake 462; Fulton
See Mrs. 1 ewin's fancy dress
For 5 and loceut specialties »er trip of the Elizafleth.
492.
Mrs. Conrad's display.
A. J. Hartman & Co., have just goods and cloaks. Over Lewin's
For congress, first district—Willis
C. B Zeek •*» on the bay a fe» received the third shipment of fancy Market.
C
Hawley
851.
millinery.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise came
day» this »eek on business.
For Justice <: f the Supreme Court
Dr. H M. Brown, Dentist, has out last week in an Easter dress of
R. H. Rosa A Co. have the
new
type,
a
big
improvement
in
a
—
Robert S Bean 859.
He
finest in men s hats and shoes. recently located in Bandon.
For Oregon food and dairy com-
has offices in the Laird building. good paper.
Miss Claire Walker has been ill
See the Bandon Drug Company’s missioner —J W Bailey 621; Alex
Try a bottle of Stewart's Bourbon
fur atveral day« but ia better again.
display
of fresh pa :kage confection­ Reid 182.
/
Whiskey and you will be satisfied.
If you want pure whiskies and Sold by Jamison & Brown.
ery.
For
railroad
commissioner,
first
wine» you can get them from Jami-
An
excursion
from
Marshfield
is
district
—
Thos
K
Campbell.
C.
Lamb,
employed
at
the
Cody
268;
son A Brown.
mill, cut his foot badly on Monday scheduled tor Sunday. This will Win A Carter 192; R Robertson
R. D. Hume was a caller in Ban- of this week. • Dr. Kelly put severa probably be the first trip of the new
356-
don cn business Monday and Tues- stitches in tjie wound.
improved steamer Dispatch.
day of this week.
For prosecuting attorney—Geo M ,
The steamer Elizabeth will take
R. H. Rosa Company have the
Brown
731; W W Cardwell 245.
The whiskey for the most particu­ most beautiful silk flowered sofa a party of friends of the owner from
lar people—Stewart’s Bourbon, at pillows ever seen in Bandon, al Frisco to meet the fleet, before re­
For senator, 8th senatorial district
Jamison A Brown’s.
turning
on
her
regular
schedule.
—
W C Chase 783,
flow.ers and silk cord to match.
W. H. Logan has been laid up
Joint
representative—Muncy 554;
Take
your
job
printing
to
the
R
e
­
Cody’s mill shut down yesterday,
foe several days with a sore foot, the temporarily, caused by a strike o corder . We have nothing but the Rackleff 202.
result of a sprain.
the men in their logging camp; they Lest in all stock.
Representative, Coos connty—
Wheeler’s subdivision now on the expect to resume operations shortly.
A firm composed of E. Mingus, Farrin 230; Kinney 452; Perkins
market by Bandon Investmenr Cor­
If you want a first-class shave or' J. A Matson and others has been 270,
poration. Acre tracts.
an up-to-date hair cut call on Harry formed to pipe pure water from, County clerk—James Watson 844
lakes in Douglas county to the bay
James Mast returned last week Morrison, next door to postoffice.
Sheriff—Hueckendorff 93; Perrott
cities.
from several day’s visit in Coquille
T. E. Edgel has been notified that
280;
Smith 353; Snyder 175.
Seed Potatoes.—For seed pota­
and other points up river.
a considerable sum of money has toes enquire of J. H. Jones, Four-
Treasurer—Dulley 611; Lee 281.
For a fint-class shave or an up- been left him in the east. He wil mile.
Assessor—Hansen 366; Medley
to-date hair cut call on Harry Mor­ leave to attend to the matter about
To exchange—lease on Marshfield 481.
rison, next door to jiostoffice.
the middle of May.
rooming bouse paying.$64 net per
School Superintendent — Bunch
If your stomach is out of order month for house aud lot. io Bandon
James Couley left Tuesday for the
551;
Goetz 380.
Sixes River country via Myrtle get a prescriptio for it filled at the S e Tawse & Harns.
Surveyor—A N Gould 828.
Point, io investigate some coal Bandon Drug Company's store.
The Bandon Manufacturing com­
lands.
Coroner—E Mingus 65.
The bench and bar of Bandon wil pany's shingle mill has changed
An abstract showing « clear title migrate in a body for the scene or hands again. Messrs Wade. Hol-
County commissioner—Davenport
given with every lot in Hunt's Ad­ greater combat in Coquille tomorrow lopeter and Logan have leased it 255; Davis 135; Dement 319; Krantz
dition. Bandoa IuvestujMut Corpor­ when circuit court will commence and will conduct the business in the
49; Wilcox 153
ation.
with the usual adjourned term.
future.
Justice of the Peace, first district—
Mrs. Baliora Cox of this city has
For Sale—A small bunch of fine Shuster 104; Rummell 79.
Banter Bros, new store has every­
recently fallen heir to estate of per­
young gentle milch cows. Enquire
sonal property left by her mother, thing in Ladies’ Clothing including of F. M. Sanderlin on his farm, five
Constable, first dissrict—Robert
who died not long ago at Yarmouth. new spring and summer wear- See miles southeast of Bandon
W
Emery 151.
them while they're new.
For choice brown leghorn eggs,
justice of the Peace, second dis­
Mrs. D. C. Peppinger died at her
The ten-year-old daughter of Ed­
apply to Mrs. H. M. Tucker, fifty
trict
—Pennock 8i,
home
east
of
Bandon
Friday
night.
and seventy-five cents a setting, in­ ward Wyant while handling an air A lingering illness of consumption
gun,
shot
herself
in
the
right
fore
­
Constable,
second district—Carter
cubator lots at a bargain.
finger- The shot struck the bone was the cause. She leaves a small 210.
E, N. Smith is platting a new 40- and did not pass out of the finger. family and her husband, well known
Justice of the Peace, third district
acre addition south of Bandon and I>r. Kelly eqtracted the bullet.
in Bandon.
—
EGDHolden 138; constable, Bert
will open a 6o-foot street through to
Allen & Davidson for best Califor­
The best in drugs is always the
the beach. The Bandon Investment
Fulsom
3.
nia and Oregon fruits and vegeta­
Corporation will handle the property cheapest; you get the best and bles. You get the most and best
Fourth district—Justice of the
freshest at the Bandon Drug Com­
when ready for the market.
for your money there. Try them.
Peace, G D Swan 47; constable, W
pany’s store.
A large assortment of monuments
H Harmon 2,
Rev. W. S. Gordon’s subject at
and tombstones in foreign and do­
f
MARINE
1
Fifth district—Justice of the Peace
mestic marble and granite is in the M. E. church next Sunday at 11 *» a -u -a » m -9 ¿9-9 a -'sa-a-saaaaa 3 a 9 r
E A Dodge 124; constable, W H R
stock at the Coos Bay Monumental a, m. will be “Internal Dangers that
ABBIVKD.
Works, Marshfield, Oregon. Order Menace America”—a home mission­ Apr. I9---S. S. Bandon. Bash, from S. F., Corbin 124.
ary address. Evening subject,
early and avoid the spring rush.
Sixth district—Justice of the Peace
' America’s Duty to the World.” 69 Tons Mdse.
Apr. 2o--Schr. C. T. Hill, Erickson, from Geo P Topping 127; constable, R E
The municipal records of Marsh­ All are welcome.
S. F.. 10 Tons Mdse
field have been passed upon by an
Gardner 124.
Fred Van Norden has , just re- Apr. 20---Schr. Advance, Ogidinsen, from
expert sccountant and it is reported
Seventh district—Justice of the
that the records are in such a shape ceived a fine line of postcards, a va­ S. F., Ballast.
Peace,
O A Kelly 5; constable, A
that nothing can be determined difi- riety never before seen in Bandon.
Apr. 23—-Gasoline Str. Ranger, John Swing,
The
public
is
invited
to
L'ok
them
Martin 1; Wm Rom 6,
nitdy of receipts and expenditures
from Coos Bay, Ballast.
over at the Bandon Drug Co.’s store.
Following is the official count for
since some time in 1906.
Apr.
23---Gasoline Str. Wolverine, Ott
Ml illard, from Coos Bay
Ballast.
The
Wolverine,
Captain
Willard
’
s
the
democratic primaries:
For Sale.—A bay mare weighing
new
boat
arrived
from
the
bay
SAILED.
Senator
-Chamberlain 179.
about 1200 pounds, together with a
young colt and a 2-horse steel axle yesterday. She is the finest launch Apr. 2I---S. S. Elizabeth, Olsen, S. F.„
Representative in congress-VVhit-
wagon; also set of double harness. ever seen in these parts and has 200 M. Lumber. 116 Cords Wood, 5Q M ney 101.
Lath.
5
Tons
Mdse.
She will
Ent, luire at this office or address E. great power and beauty.
Justice supreme court—Bean 28.
go on her regular run between Co­ Apr. 22-—, Bandon, Bash, to S. F., 350 M.
J. Hutchison, Bandon postoifice.
Lumber. 400 M Shingles, 198 Bdls. Handles,
quille and Bandon Monday.
Prosecuting attorney—Brown 48,
The Herald states that E. G. D.
5 Tons Md«e.
Cardwell
13.
SWEENEY'S
FIRST
ADDI
­
Holden of Coquille has received a
TION
and
HUNT
S
ADDITION
Joint
senator
—McLain 86.
Great
Removal
Sale.
costly and beautiful jewel of the P.
Joint representative—Rackleff 66
G. M. rank, I. O. O. F. of Michi­ for sale by the Bandon Investment
The Bandon Furniture Company
gan. The judge was grand master Corporation on the installment plan. is now conducting their removal sale
Representative Coos county—Be-
m that state in 1880, since which The chance of a life time to get a this week preparatory to moving in dillion 205.
home
on
small
payments.
Lots
40
time the order there has more than
to their new . quarters
Their line
County clerk James Watson 31,
x 100 feet.
trebled in numbers.
consists of iron beds, springs, mat­
Sheriff—Gage 226; Wright 49.
■
D. H. Divelbiss, a highly respect­ tresses, pillows, lou ges, tables,
The Bandon Hardware company
Treasurer—Lamb 237; Lee 1.
have received a new, full and com­ ed citizen of the Sixes region, died chairs, rugs, l ice curtains, portiers,
window
shades,
mirrors,
mouldings
Friday
very
suddenly.
Death
was
Assessor--- Culver 37; Thrift 234.
win-
plete stock of sashes, doors,
School superiotendent—Goetz 22;
dows, fixtures and builders' and supposed to have been caused by for picture frames, pictures and
plumbers* supplies, Get their esti- overexertion and excitement attend­ other things to numerous to men­ Bunch 23.
ant upon the destruction of his home tion- Come early and avoid the
Surveyor—Gould 20
mate on your bill.
by fire an hour previous. Mr. Div rush !
Coroner—Mingus 8
George Harvey of Coquille was elbiss was born in 1833 and leaves a
Commissioner—Weekly 228.
For
Sale.
placed under bonds to the amount of wife and six grown children. He
fjoo, at a hearing had before Jus­ was a member of the G. A. R and
Three five-acre tracts % of a mile
Tired mothers, worn ont by th«
tice E. G. Holden of that city, for at one time prominent in Arkansas Irom plank road, 2% miles from peevish, cross baby have found Cas-
casweet a boom and a blessing. Cas
his appearance before the grand politics. The funer <1 was held at landon, $60 per acre.
casweet is for babies and children,
C. H. C handler ,. Bandon.
jury this month; Harvey is charged Port Orford Saturday, Rev. G. H.
and is especially good for the ills ao
by Mrs. George McAdams with the Roach of Bandon officiating.
common in cold weather. Look for
For Rent
attempt to commit a serious statutory
Kodo) for dyspepsia baa helped
Three acres of land; good 6-room the ingredients printed on the bottle.
crime.
thousands of people who hare bad louse with free telephone, store Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by
Liatan, young man I Buy a lot stomach trouble Thia is what oDe
Bandon Drug Co.
from Tawss A Harris while they are man saya of it: "E. C. Dewitt A room, pantry with hot and cold
cheap. Build yoor houaa while Inna Co., Chicugo, 111. Gentlemen In water connections. Chicken house
Timber Land Act June 3, 1878
bee ie ceiling tor $6 pee thousand, 1897 1 bad a diaaas* of the stomach and stable, wind mill and tank; one
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
aad you will bare do trouble getting ami bowala, I could not digest any and one-half acre* of garden, part
United States Land Office
oaa of Bandon’s beantifnl daughters thing I ate, and in tbespripg of 190'2 of same with strawberry bed. For
Roseburg,
Oregon. March 29, 1908
to keep yonr cage in order.
1 bought a bottle of Kodol aud the rent by month or year and adjoining Notice is hereby given that in com­
W henever you hear that Bandon be no tit I received from that bottle all the town limits. Inquire at office pliance with the provisions of the act of
will not be in the league this year, the gold id Georgia could not buy. of Bandon Commercial Co., on the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An
act for
the sale ol
timber lands m the
I still uee a little occaesionally as 1 wharf. •
kick the man who tells the yarn. find
States of California. Oregon.
Nevada and
it
a
flue
blood
purifier
and
a
North Bend has further to go than good tonic. May yon life long and
Washington Territory," as mended to all the
Chamberlain'* ha* the Preference.
any team in the buneh and she has prosper.
Yoiire very truly C. N
Mr. Fred Hanrahan, a prominent Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892,
no kick to offer on the trip. Co­ Cornell, Boding Ge., Aug. 27. l'.kS, • druggist of Portsmontb, Va says Andrew J. Wilson ol Bandon, county of Coos,
State ol Oregon, did on September II, 1907,
quille, which is the nearest, says we
"For the past six years 1 have sold hie in this office his sworn statement No. 9263, I
Egg* to Set.
are kicking. Not so. Coquille, we
and recommended Chamberlain's for the purchase of E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of Section
would travel almost as far again to
Full blood white, brown ami bn fl ioiic, cholera, and diarrhoea remedy. No. 25 in Township No. 30 S Range No. 15
It. is a great remedy and one of the West, and will offer proof to show that the
boys from^the seashore.— Iag horns $1 00 per setting.
best patent medicines on th" market. land sought is more valuable for its timber or
Gao L orbne
I handle some others for the same stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es­
»• Married—At the home of the
A big cat or a little tut. small purposes that pity men laryer profit, tablish his claim to said land before J. H. Up­
bride's parents, Col. and Mrs. R. •nratrliew or bruises or big ones are blit this remedy is so sure to effect a ton. U. S. Commissioner at Langlois. Oregon on
the 6th day of July, 1908.
H. Rosa of Bandon, Miss Florence healed quickly by Dewitt's Carbolized cure, and my customer »0 certain to Monday
He names as witnesses:
A. Rosa and Mr. Alexander Thrift, Witch Hazel Salve. It is especially appreciate my recommending it to John Clausen, of Langloir, Oregon.
yesterday at 8 p, m. The ceremony good Jor piles. Get DeWitt's, Sold them that I give it the preference •• Hans Clausen, of Langlois, Oragon
John Jones, of Bandon, Oregon.
For Sale by C. Y. Lowe.
was a quiet one, only the mentbers by Bandon Drug Co.
Elgin Strader, of Bandon. Oregon
of the family being present, wuh
Egg» to Set
Any and all persons claiming adversely the 1
Do You Lke to Fi»h?
Judge Topping officiating. Both
above-described lands are □uested to 6le their !
Full
blood
brown
lugburu
and
i
Wf
h»ve
disoovered
A
fish
bsit
which
ore i»id 6th day of i
claims in this office on or
ara w»U known and popular in Ban-
niskea 'em bite. One box FREE of all
Am.and the community generally •bits WjkDdottws till) for 15 «args. charite. Write for pHrticolsrs. FISHING July. 1908
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Regnier |
K. g. F htlpott .
SL'PBLY CO , Dept. U, Lebanon, Ohio.
sad have the best wishes of all.
Local LoreTj
»t *
Great Opportunity
For Homeseeker»
*
The industrial growth of our town- is surely and steadily
going up the river; there the mills and manufactorlet
must be, and near them will be the homes of the many
interested in such industries—the homes of the men who
toil with hand or bra n, and desire to ‘go home to a hot
meal with the family.”
In Sweeney’s First Addition
The greatest opportunity of the times exists to acquire a
home cheap, right near the industrial portion of the town.
Lots 40x100 feet can be had -for installments of $t .<><•
per month, with clear titles and wairanty deeds.
They are for sale by F RANK A. SWEENEY,
383 Fourth Street, Portland, and by the
BANDON INVESTMENT CORPORATION
AT BANDON
Don’t miss this opportunity.
want a home or an investment.
It’s a good thing, whether you
The New Meat Market on At­
water Street keeps nothing but
the best in Meats, Produce and
Vegetables. A big stock of well
chilled meats. New, clean, well
ventilated rooms free of odors.
SMITH BROTHERS
The New Lowe & Liird Building
W. C. P arker
J. E. Y oung
YOUNG & PARKER
Parkersburg and Bandon, Manufacturers of
White and Red Cedar Shingles
Wholesale and Retail Shippers
Speoiftl
Attention
Looal Tra.dLo
to
Allen & Davidson
Allen A Davidson have moved their store into the new
Laird-Lowe Building and are reaey to receive their pat­
rons their patrons there with full new line of the best
in Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. Everything for
the table. Don’t forget the changed location.
— The New Modern Oil Burning Steamer
BANDON
On Regular Schedule Between Bandon and San
Franciaco
A. F. Estabrook & Co.
901 Merchants’ Exchange Building, SAN FRANCISCO, Owners
and General Agents.
BANDON COMMERCIAL CO.. Agents for Bandon and the
Coquille Valley.
Oakes Real Estate Co.
AVE decided to pnt on tile market for the next Silty
days the remaining lots in the Woolen Mill Addition
to the Town of Bandon on the installment plan of ten
per cent down and the balance at Five per cent per month,
giving buyers one year and eight months to make final pay­
ment. This 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 it no
brush on these lots and fiio.oo per lot will put them in the
best of condition No dinner pail to carry going to work
from these lots, out of the smoke and less wind than any
other part of the city; fine view of river, bay and the ocean.
Ten per cent on the first payment and five per cent per month
for twenty months; deeds made out and acknowledged and
placed in the Bank of Bandon in escrow, you make your
payments to the bank, no bonds or contracts to fool with, but
a straight business proposition. If you want one or mor» of
these lots you had better come at once as they will not last
long. Sale begins the 10th day of April and continues for 60
days only. Respectfully yours,
H
OAKES REAL ESTATE CO
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