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H. J Lx , I n}.14 1rs sei ■ no
hand t,o ir. ai th C ox building
on the pl nk road to tin building
formerly occupied b, Dr. s
Kay Dement of the Pqint was an ofin e on A valci Stre et
the flt tf set-’rs in • Bandon
Second hand upright piano for
Tuesday.
sale on monthly payments ol $5.00.
H I> Jacksou is up úoui i >ur Enquire <*f J. IL AV>ux, Leri-
ti al V» a
Mde today.
| Local Lore
IT you want a fu st-class shave 01
nti up-to-date hair cut «'all on 1 larry
Morrison, next door to postoifice.
Miss Winnie McNair, who has
been attending the Albany Uni­
versity, accompanied by her l-rothei
Ray returned home the latter part
of last week.
Registrations are open again.
Big régis
Don’t fail to register,
trapons and big votes are the best
advertising a community can have.
A. D. M orse , Notary.
Paul Skeels and Alton Grim« -
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both of the county
visitors Tuesday.
The best in drugs is always the
cheapest; you get the best and
freshest at the Bandon Drug Coin-
pany’s store.
Capt. Parker, of the Q Point
Shingle Mill, near Parkersburg, i
in town today transacting business.
Land for sale in small tracts near
town. A. 1 laberly.
Ladies’ and children’s trimmed
hats also frames and flowers at
Hartman's.
Seed Potatoes. — For seed pota­
toes enquire ol J. H. Jones, Four
mile.
Just arrived, a big consignment of
shoes at Hartman’s.
See the Bandon Drug Company’s
display of fresh package confection­
ery.
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and battery cases.
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town tor a few days sh;.
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dings of the season was that at the
home of Mrs. L. Woodruff Mon-
day evening when li r son } D.
W oodrufi anil Mis> Esther May
Amts were united in the’ holy bonds
ot wedlock by Rev. (?eo. Roach of­
ficiating clergyman.
Fourteen guests . were present
all oi whom were < lose friends of the
bride and groom, and the happy
. ouple were the recipients of a num
ber of beautiful and useful presents.
The bride was gowned in white
silk while the groom wore evening
dress. An elab irate wedding din­
tier was sei veil to the guests.
At about to p. m. a number of
friends came with till cans, bells,etc.,
to remind the newly married couple
that the ’ treats should be forth
coming and the music they furnished
soon brought the desired results.
At about it p. m. Hazelton's
dancing class and choir dropped in
and serenaded Mr. apd Mrs Wood
ruff in a most entertaining manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff are two
of Bandon’s most highly ¿.respected
young people.
The bride is a
young lady of many accom ilishincnts
an<l will make an excellent help­
mate for the gentleman who was
fortunate enough to win her hand.
Mr. Woodruff Jis a tonsorial artist
who th roughly understands his
business and is a progressive young
man in every particular.
They will have the best wishes of
hosts of friends for a long and pros­
perous journey down the sea of life.
Arthur Ric •, a former resident
M. E Church Notes.
and busfness man of Bandon, but
now of Myrtle Point, was here Wed
The Revival Meeting at the M.
nesday renewing old acquaintances E. Church is increasing in interest
and looking after business affairs. and will continue through the next
If your stomach is out of order week.
The subject tonight will be ‘‘Ser­
get a prescriptio for it filled at the
Bandon Drug Company’s store.
pents in the Wilderness
Friday evening there will be a
W. C. Chase. Republican can­
mass
meeting for women only at
didate for joint senator for Coos and
the
church
and the men will hold a
Curry counties was in Bandon tin
service
at
the
home of Mr. Wnr
first of the week shaking hands with
friends. Mr. Chase makes a very M.ivity.
Saturday night, mass meeting for
good impression wherever he goes
and is confident of election to the mtn and boys at the church and a
a wonn n's meeting at the home of
office which he seeks.
Try a Ixittle of Stewart’s Bourbon Mis. F'la Nelson.
Sunday at 1 1 a. m. Decoration
Whiskey and you will be satisfied.
Sold by Jamison N Brown.
day sermon under auspices of the
E. M. Sturdevant of Coquille was Grand A rmy and Relief Corps, a nel
men’s sermon in the
ia Bandon Tuesday, coming down a l/i i. <
evening
on
‘Profit and l oss."
to see the fleeet.
Mi Stm le
Mr. ¡’.¡ton and his chorus will
gave the Recorder a pleasant all
fun.:
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and left the necessary .amount to
have the ¡viper sent to his addr< ■
il / / • / <>r Prit ' s on
fix one year.
jasolire.
Take your job printing to tin Ki
C orofr . We have nothing but tin
best in all stock,
Pistillate.
The advertisement of A 5» Sim-
general blacksmith appears in th ■
issue of the Recorder
Mr. Ann s
has recently erected a new shoo on
the plank road, about om fourth
rtnh from the wharf and i* - now
ready to serve th. trade with first
class work.
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Notice for Publication-Isolated Tract
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department of the Interior
Roseburg, Oregon. Land Office
April 17, 1908
Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office, under
1 he pi»*., .on. of the act of Congress approved
June 27, 1906 (34 Stats , 517), we will offer
at ;■ iE ■ alt i * d In ‘he t bidder. at 1 I o’clock
a. m., on the 26th day of May next, at this of­
fice, the following tract of land:---NE 14 SW
1-4, Sec 29,Township 30 S., Range 14 W.
Any persons claim.-.g adversely the above
d< -cubed Ian 1 :irc ad. -ed to file their claims or
objections on or before the turn
sale.
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BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register,
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20 Days Only
Every unsold lot will then bo
advanced.
A Splendid Investment.
want one.
Act Promptly if yc j
T. B. WHEELER
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The industrial growth of our town is surely and steadily
going up the river; there the mills and manufactories
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 brain, and desire tw '“go home to a hot
meal with the family.”
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AT BANDON
Don’t miss this opportunity,
want a home or an investment.
VIENNA CAFE
L. A. YORK, Propriator
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We aim to please the people. All the delicacies of
’ the season. Fresh oysters every trip of the Frisco
steamers. Clams and crabs cooked to your taste.
McKenzie, Fhe Tailor
Style and Fit Guaranteed
CLEANING AND PRESSING
-A. 11 Work Done Promptly
Opposite Post Office
BOY i JC’S
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Cari ins a full ’ino of
Il oft In -, Clocks, tlewelry, Cut
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Everything is Fully Guaranteed-
Fine.Repa'ri
Specialty.
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ohn C l.flisen, oi L.ar.iJ i«, Oregon.
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John Jones, of Bandon. Oregon.
Wny per ioni i claiming adversely the above
Elgin Strader, of Bandon, Oregon
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Xnv and all p-rs< ns cla.nii ig adverse . the or objections on or before» .- time designated for • fl
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requested __
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July. 1906.
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BENJAMIN L EDDY, Remg«,
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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 bu < ts on<
nd eight months to make final pay*
ment. Phis property lies south and adjoining on to the
manufacturing district and tin only property in the city ol
Bandon to be sold oh the installment plan. Th« n is no I 1
bnmh on these lots and $to.00 >per lot will put them in the I
best of condition No dinnet pail to carry going to w irk
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from these lots, out of the smoke .and less wind thjjn .>ay
oth< r part <4 th< city tine view of river, bay and the occ in.
T< n pet . 1 nt -m the first payment md live per ■ ent per month ?
forewent} months; deeds made out and acknowle dged and
placed in the Bank of Bandon in escroW; you make yodr
payments to th< bank, no bonds or centiuctsttf fool with, but
4 straight I mini ss proposition. If you want one or more of
thes<-lot you h.-14tetter come .4 once as they will not la t
long. Sale begin the 10U1 day of April and continues for < 0 •
d uys only. Respectfully yours,
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PUBLIC LAND SALE
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Department of thr Interior.
Roseburg, Oregon. Land Office.
April 17, 1908.
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Recorder of tin I’.iwn of Bandon.
i ons on or b$ft>rc tm tine designated for
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BANDON INVESTMENT CORPORATION
Notice is hereby liiven that by ordinance
No. !)'i. pa-acd on Januaiv 10th) 1908, by the
hoard of trust, es of the own of Bandon.
Coos county, Oregon the following asaeag-
inentg were levied upon the following de-
■icribed i- >1 1 .op rtv tor in- building of
sidewalks, which said as-rssnients are en­
tered as a lien against such property in the
Town Docket of liens, which .tens and as-
sessnu uts >ir< as follow .
fN DUNHAM S ADD!’T<*
<> BANDON
Block 20 Lot 1. 102 ft, )
Mai-hall $37,74
Block 20 Lot S, .->0 ft, E Langlois . IS 50
Block 20 Lot 10. ;V) ft *' I; Langlois.. 18.50
Block 20 Lot 12. 50 ft C E Langlois .. 18.50
Block 20 Lot 13,1-'ft. < 1-. a: lots... 1550
Block IS Lot 9, 30 ft. W S Uoyd . . . 11.10
SOUTH BANDON ADD. TO BANDON
Block 2 tot 1,03 ft, L jra M dnicnds$23.30
Block 2 lot2, <>:i ft, Da ir.i M I dmunds 23.30
Block 2 lots 3 A I 83 f: Eutma Osborn 30.70
Block 2 lot 5, 50 feet A. liaberly........18.50
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BANDON
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Cu t A. O. Hoyt 29 0
NOITCEI8 i l R'i' E . GIVEN, that if
the above asst ssment arc i:o, wholly paid,
to the Treasurer of t!.' io ■
of Bandon,
and a duplicate receipt jv - ‘or filed with
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21 day of' May, tuns, t >at an erdar will be
made by the Board of J'i istees, directing
the 1.. -oi- '■ t- to - I >i w o r tit for the
collection ol - ieli t ix. a: 1 that such war-
rapt will require n levy II'" the s lid lots.
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The greatest opportunity of the times exists to acquire a
home cheap, right near the industrial portion of the t< vn.
Lots 40\ too feet can be had for installments of $10.00
per month, with clear titles and warranty deeds.
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Hand Store
■ When yon think of indigestion
think of Kodol, for it is without
doubt th' only preparation that com­
pletely digests nil classes of food.
And tliat is what you need when yon
Located on Atwater Street in the
have indigestion or stomach trouble— building formerly occupied by Dr.
something that will act promptly but
thoroughly; something that will Kime for an office
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get right at the tionlde and do the
very work itself for the stomach by
H. O. EVANS, Prop.
digesting the food that you eat and
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that is Kodol. It is pleasant to take.
NOTICE OF Bl’ECI \I ASSESSMENT
Sold by Bandon Drug Co.
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The Baptist Church will hold scr
vice- in the hall oxer the Post (Hfice
next Sunday morning. No evening
services on account of local option
meeting in Presbyterian Church.
Sunday School at io a in. Every
body invited.
J. T homas .
Pastor.
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For Homeske 's
Location on plank road one fourth mile
from tbn Steamer Landing.
BA^DON-y . -
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Baptist Church.
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co
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Mianus : Engines
Sisters of Mercy
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Nautical Expert.
At Coquille; Bandon.
Aug. 9;
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June 7 , Junc 2 > Aug. 23; Marsh-
field, June 12; Aug. 9; North Bend,
At Marshfield .
June 14; July 26.
Bandon, July •9i Aug. t6; Aug.
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Coquille June 21; Aug. 2.
North Lead May 3 1 : July 5; Aug.
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Bandon
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2<; Aug 2, Coquille July 19; Aug promptly and in a workmanlike
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Horseshoeing a Specialty
. Timber Land Act |une 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Roseburg, Orcgorx March 29, 1908
.Notice
hereby given that
in com­
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Congress ot June 3, 1878, entitled “An |
act for
the sale of 'hmbcr lands tn the
"it ml no. Or ■ n.
Nevada and
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Marshfield, Orc.
Phone 33.
Public Land State by act of August 4, I8t92.
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W. FLANAGAN
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State of Oregon, did on September I I, 1907,
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Base
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The
temperance
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given
at
Coos
I ’entee<i-t d flail Wedni «lay even
League.
ng by A. I L rcv of C■« >- Bay,
The schedule for the Coos C< untv J. Le*Roy Smith of Minneapolis
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md W. S. Ford, of Portland, was
pleted and tin- s> * a willb be op< 1 quite well attended and a very en-j
very soon. The first game at Baa- thusiastic meeting was held, TUe
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be pl
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Coquille '.earns
The league s ‘work and Ai re very fair in handling
m,i Id ’ u;
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the su1 ■
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M irshtield and North B r 1 and 11 facts as they had gathereel them and
of these towns will ha e s.rot £ told the people where they could
B nub a get the d.U t t > ubstantiate* tin m.
has a'wav - givm 1 yood c 'ount >f The lecturers left* on the morning
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to do !><_> it.
Band n
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year.
Notice to Mariners.
people are enthusiastic over th< r
.bill team and will give it go'd sup-
Capt. Chas. Austin of the Am. S.
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11. Mxirii-iag a t< an that can be
passed
a small vessels topmast about
had.
Following is the schedule for the 10 feet out of water floating upright I
s a.on as arranged it the meeting of -
.Also May’ 8, in Lat. 49
base ba'l in magers at’ Coquille re­
Long. 170 27 o W. passed
cently:
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seis mast with white painted pole
'At Band<>n C<»quille, May 31
floating
up and down.
July 5; Aug 30; Marshfield, June
launch Supplies
For a fiffl ckus shave or an up
to-date hair cut call on Hari s M< •
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risoa, next doos to postotfice
Fred \ .m Norden has moved hi
jewelry store into the plan formerly
occupied by A. Rice, tile jeweler
He will h ave a full line of jewelry
Watches, Icwlge emblems. - did •'
verware 1847 Roger Bros sib or
plated ware and a (incline of clocks
Agate» ground by experts and 5)
hand engraving done in any
le of
lettering. All work udl r g uar-
•ntved aid at the lowest pia j i los-
Bible Watch for Ins ad next week.
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wines you can get them 'irom Jami-
•oa N Brown.
Miss Ella. Johnson of Coquille
»ieited friends in this .it) the early
part of the week.
A fine baby boy was born to the
wife of William Allen, Monday
bflorning May 18.
The whiskey for ¡he most particu
ler people Stewart s Bourbon, at
Jamison
Brown’s.
The Thimble Club is entertaining
the Ladies’ Art Cino in the Co»-
erete Hall this afternoon
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