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Lewah Tribe No. 48. imp. O. B. M
E verybody here u^es buttermilk
these days since the new creamery
started up; housekeepers use it to
b ike with: saloons dispense it to
the thirsty; hotels serve it at
meals and the whole to tv n revels in
a reign of buttermilk.
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APRIL 30, 1908
Bandon W. R. C. No. 40
Dirt riet Fair New*
R. C. Dement, one of the com­
missioners of the Southern Oregon
district fair, has been in Marshfield
helping to arrange a premium list
for the coming exhibition at Marsh­
field on the 26th to 29th of August.
Mr. Dement states that the premiums
offered will be most ■ liberal and
should, furnish inspiration to the
people of this section to plan how to
raise mammoth Vegetables, line fruits
and grains for exhibition.
It is
said that the premiums given this
y ear will be double those offered
when the fair was held outside, and
in some instances mare than double.
As an instance a priz^of $25 is of-
«.•red for an exhibit of Gravenstine
apples, which will be about the only
apple on the market at tint season
and fruit growers can well afford to
pick out their finest apples and see
to their development for competition.
There will be good premiums for
dairy produ ts, vegetables, fruit,
gram, beets, corn, cow feed, etc,
and arrangements have bet n made
to give a premium for anything
aortli exhibiting. If the premiums
are not provided for in th«- regular
lit. special premiums will be offered.
It has been decided not to offer
premiums on grade bulls,.but good
prices w ill be given for thorough­
breds and for both thoroughbred
and grade cows and heifers.
It is
hoped that this will encourage the
introduction of thoroughbred sires
for the purpose of building up the
dairy herds. Purses amounting to
about $1,000 will be offered for the
speed program and it is expected
that speedv track animals from all
parts of the coast will be attracted
to the fair.
S outh of Bandon, and clo e
enough to be easily accessible lo
town, lies the Four Mile and Two
A region covered
Mile Country,
with timber and grass, soil of t e
1 ¡chest, measureless quantities of
pure spring water, This is one of the
greatest opportunities for the land-
less citizen remaining in the whole
Homesteads were
country today,
settled upon years ago on these little
livers ar>d their owners are novi
rich. I ami just as good, with jusl
as much timber and water, remain to
be taken and the lucky men who
will take tin 111 anil stay with them
fora few years will reap a c< » ni -
potence then from
Dairying and
stock raising are. as yet the principal
industries, i>m-i<nit raising is rapidlv
coming to the front.
Many recent
Millers ate planting orchards of ap
pie trees and miscellaneous fruits.
Settlers ate pouring into this splendid
region, which is trebly valuable, on
account of its proximity l.o Bandon,
and it is only a question of a little
time whi n go* ernment land lot
settlers will all be taken there and
these btusli homesteads will all be
like
splendid farms anil
who
those of the few c III
New
have amassed fortunes
roads are being built to Bandon and
newer and better houses are spring
ing up.
Barns and fences, like
mushroom growth appear all ovei
the country on ranches, that without
a fence oi building or cleared field ol
any kind, have grazeil herds of
Prosper Items
cattle for years, winter and summer.
No feeding is necessary in tins
climate and the grass is always
The Hugh Hogan is loading at
green. No shelter is required for tlie Prosper Mill.
stor*k, in this most eveh climate in
The Sausalito is loading at Lyons
the world. ’Twenty-five homesteads and Johnson’s mill.
have been entered there within the
There will be a danc ■ Saturday
past three months.
night at the Prosper hall.
The Schr, Advance
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Education Here and Else­ at Randolph Mill and also at Lyons
and Johnson’s
where.
is reported that the Randolph
We art* not accustomed to think mill It closes
down this week for an
of the great and grow ing West as
indefinite
pe.iod.
being hampt led by a spirit of tin
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flicking will
progressive niggardliness fatal to
leave
on the Eli^ibeth for San Fran­
achievement. Especially would w<
cisco
where
they expect to witness
little expect to find such a sentiment
the
arrival
of
the fleet.
there exhibited against the great
A
number
of Prospérités wil
cause of popular education.
It is
journey
to
Bandon
today to witness
astonishing therefore to read that the launching of the
Daisy and to
the action of the last Oregon legis­
participate
in
the
festivities.
lature in appropriating #125,000 for
Mr. and Mrs. Piper of North
the support of the State university
Bend
are spending the week
has aroused stubborn opposition with Mrs
Nowlin;
their
among certain clas -es in that State, daughter Mrs. Jas.
Elliott
is visiting rel-
who have invoked tf'e referendum atives down the coast.
privilege enjoyed in th it common­
Mrs. R. E.
Pei shaker anc
wealth and have succeeded in tv ing
d
inghler,
Miss
Ruby
S.
up the lit nd upon which the uni W. Faliv with her little and girl Mrs.
Beulah
versity depends until next June,
last Saturday, via Roseburg, for
when will occur the State election, left
San Francisco.
They expect to be
at which time the voters of Oregon gone about a month.
will pass judgment upon the matter
E. Heuckendorff’s ship yard is I
and either accept or reject the action again
the busy place it was last
of the State legislature.
summer
and they already have the
Until the last session of the Ore­
frame
up
for the large sea-going
gon legislature increased the amount, barge which
is being built for the
the university bail been struggling Tillamook.
along on a paltry appropriation oi
$47,500 a year—for the support of
The St. Paul team of the Amer-
ail institution having 400 students,
ican
Association will turn Terry
more than half of w hom are boys
McKune
back to the Spokane team
working their way through.
The
members of the faculty have been of the Pacific Northwest league, but
miserably paid. In consequence ol the chances are lie will report to
The Northern club
all these crippling influences. Ore Santa Cruz
will
ha,ve
to
pay
a fine of $ioo for
gon has borne, the di»tin< tion ol
Terry
for
playing
outlaw ball before
sending more of her sons outside of
he
can
join
them
and
this they do
the State to be educated than any
not
feel
like
doing.
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Examiner,
other commonwealth in the union, I
in prooortion t > population—aeon April 17th.
dition that is always to be deplored.
Trespass Notice.
South Carolina, we are ashamed
to say, was once possesssedof this
Notice is hereby given that any
same Oregon spirit of parsimony trespasser found in any manner tres­
that allowed its Institutions of learn passing on any of my mud-Hats will
ing to suffer slow starvation, but be prosecuted to the fullest extent of
this unhappy time has passed ami the law.
C. Timmons.
South Carolinians today have cause
to be proud of the cordial support
Notice lot PublK'ahon---lsolated Tract
that the people of the State through
PUBLIC LAND SALE
the legislature accord to the demands
Department of the Interior,
of the higher education as well as
.
Roseburg, Oregon.Land Office
the common schools
April 17, 1908
W’e should like to call the atten­ Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the
t Commissioner ol the General I -and Office, under
tion of those who have regarded the the
of the act
Congrrsa approved
the South as negligent and unmind­ June provisions
27. 1906 (34 Stats.. Yl7). we will oiler
ful of education to this illuminating at public sale to the highest ladder. at 10 o clock
contrast between South Carolina and a. in., on the 26th day ol May next, at this
office, the following tract ol landiSE I 4 NE 1-4
Oregon. And we wish for Oregon Sec
19, Township 30 S., Range I4W.
the dawning of a better day,
Any persona c ¡aiming adversely the above
characterized by a more liberal , described lands, are advised to file their claims
sent.ment toward a cause that is the 1 or objections on • before the time designated for
foundation of all national progress sale.
' Not coal land.
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BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register,
tuv' Columbia, South Carolina. | J, M Lawrence, Receiver
Dr H. I_i Houston,
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EEl'8 every Tuesday evening at s run
at the Baudou Wigwam. Sojourning : PHYSICIAN A SU lid EON
ohiefa in iroodtlaudiug are cordially invited
to attend
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Ortioo over Drug Stor*. Hours, 9 to 12,
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a.iu. 1:30 to 4, p.’iu. ; 7 to 8 in the evening
Night call« answered from office.
I nt. led at th« Bandoli I’-»atoHice as Second CI hhh Matter.
THURSDAY’
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Recorder
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Mi ets every first and third Saturday in BANDON.
each mouth at 2 p. iu . in ti. A. R. Halt.
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Cordial invitation extended to all mem­
ber*
M bs . 1). A. Youmt, President.
Dr J.
M bs M abybttk M ouse . Secretary.
S mith B ros
S idwell
Physician and Surgeon - Operative
Masonic.
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Dr. S !_•. Perkins
OFFICE HOURS: 10 a. tn. to 3 p.
tn.,. 7 p. tn. to 8 p. tu.
Visiting brothers in good standing cor­
dially invited.
CHAS. 8. M< Cl l.LOlH, N. G.
G bafton Tvi.an. Seo.
Office in New Denholm Building.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
OREGON
DR. LESTER SORENSEN,
EET'S Every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays,
Practice him Lit first Wednesday of the
mouth, Social Evening the 3rd Saturday of
the month. A cordial invitation extended
to all members iu good standing.
MINgliVA LEWIN, N. G.
C lara G oktz , Sec’v.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
Resident Dentist
Office Opposite Hotel Gallier
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BANDON
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Knights of Pythias
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I XELPHI LODGE No. 64, Knights of
l_z Pythias. Meets every Monday even­
ing at Masonic hall.
Visiting Knights in
vited to attend.
SPRAY OSBORN, C. C.
B. N. H abbinuton , K. of It. S.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUPPLYING LOCAL
ORDERS FOR
Notary Public
IF e tide rbu,ru
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Prices to meet competition.
OREGON
W. E. THRESHER,
iable rock camp , N o . 917c, m w .
of A. Meets the 2d and 4th Saturday of
each month ¡>t Concrete Hall.
Visiting
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
-A. J. HARTMAN. H. C.
E. E. O akes , Clerk.
OF ALL KINDS ON THE(SHORTEST NOTICE
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Attorney - at - Law.*
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modern Woodmen.
'Orders delivered if desired-
'Wa.rr®n. ECelly
»ANDON LODGE, No. l:tu, A F. A M.
Surgery a Specialty.
» Stated communications first Satur­
day lifter the full uiooti of each mouth
OFFICE. Lowes Drug Store.
Residence in
All Master Masons cordially invited.
the
Panter
Building.
GURLEY BOAK, W. M.
Lloyd Rosa, Secretary.
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I »ANDON LODGE. No. 13», I. O. O. F
1 » meets every Wednesday evening.
BANDON
OKKQON
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Oregon
R, WADE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notary Public
Foresters of America.
Office: Room 1 Laird Building,
VOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No.
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J 17, meets Friday night of each week, B andon ,
in Concrete Hall, Bandon, Oregon. A cor­
dial welcome is extended to all visiting
brothers.
A. E. H ausali .,
G. T. TKKADGO1.O,
G. Tv run,
Chief Ranger.
Fin. Secretary.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
Lyons & Johnson Lumber Co.
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PROSPER. OREGON
MILLER-CLEAVER BUSINESS COLLEGE
AT LAW,
Woodmen of the World.
Enroll now for a course in Bookkeeping or Stenography.
School will be in session throughout the summer.
This is a splendid opportunity for the young people of Coos
county to secure a thorough business education at little cost.
The quality of the instruction given insures successful business
men and women..
Write for circular and mention course desired.
Business
Bandon,
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Oregon.
Office With Bandon Investment Co.
MRS. C. E. HOLLOPETER,
ATTORNEY and counselor at law
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College
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INSTRUCTOR ON
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Fire Insurance.
NORTH BEND, OREGON
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IT. S. <OTI JIINNIOMHM
1'. TOPPING,
GEO.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LÆiller - Oleaver
NOTARY PUBLIC
ViEASlDE CAMP No. 212, W. O. W.
i> meets in regular session the tirBt and
third Thursdays of tach mouth in the Ma­
sonic hall. Visiting neighbors are cordially
invited.
R. W. BULLARD. C. C.
O.C. W aldvooel , Clerk.
Oregon,
Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo.
Charges Reasonable.
Bitntlon,
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Oregon
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
Full line of Men's & Ladies' Hosiery & Underwear
MarMliiield mid ('»quille, Oregon.
Complete Stock of
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General Merchandise and Dry Goods.
We have completed a thorough and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT,
and are now ^oady to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at short no­
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
See onr 5 and It) cent Counter for bargains in Crockery, Handkerchief*
Souvenirs and Housekeeping Utensil*.
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank.
That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
MRS. CORA J. CONRAD
THE OLD RACKET STORE.
Marslifiold Phone, 143
Coquille Phone, 191
J-»*" Phone at our Expense when ordering Abstracts
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Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
J. S. Barton, Abatractor
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
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A full line of Confectionery, Fruits,
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, lite.
G. H. Smith
Bandon Co-Operative Realty Co.
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NEWS STAND IN CONNECTION
Next to Vienna Cafe
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Real Estate and City Property
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok
erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rents
J. TAWSE
I. A. TURNEDD
EXPERT
GEO. B. HARRIS
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TAWSE & HARRIS
...Real Estate
BANDON, OREGON
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PIANO
TUNER
Tuning, Repairing, Regulating and Modulating
Organs repaired arid General Overhauling
Carry a Full Line of Repairs and Supplies
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Permanently located in Bandon.
Tuning $4.00; all other work'similarly reasonable
W ork G uaranteed .
Leave orders at P. B. Hoyt’s Barber Shop.
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Farms, Timber and Coal Lands
Residence & Business Property
Fite Insurance and Loans
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McKenzie,
The Tailor
Style and Fit Guaranteed
CLEANING AND PRESSING
All Work Done Promptly
Notary Public
Bandon, Oregon
Opposite Post Office