Bandon recorder., June 11, 1908, Image 7

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<.ncl Frofii aaional Direotoi^r
New People-Made Lava
will not In increy a d. , ¿'lie uew
’coi»i*t> <4 iloi*T !<i* I was created
a ItiRc »ii4j'4 y and th. com-
The Tt*U»i of the tl»ction oikthe
ptLory pi« 1 iw «*
rep. J< J. And
Lodges are Requested to lotify this Offiue on Election of Office« and on
variiMA. f.*,
^,r. q»>>sci1 '•ill •
tui.Ulv. -i s by a 4 cry Luge major
surpffiUog U>*iany and <disapp
Change of Mectisg light. Cards under Uns Bead aw 50 ger in., tug#
, ify, aird t,lir !.iw up.tsyed ent-
ing t> »«»..
I’lig universjti
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la
ing Statement No i and making
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propnation was fnrtunat« Is sustn d
it
compulsory,
insof.it :s a state law
Lawab Tribe Me 4*
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Dr M Xu Hounton
tjiough by a small« t majority than
I call du so, oil members of the iegis-
EETS every Tuesday evening at I 8 run
its friemls had reason to expeil.
PHYSICIAN A SVHGEON
Sojourniug
at the Bandon Wigwam. Sojci
1 Ittture. -Journal.
chiefs in good standing are cordially invited
But it is unlikely that another at­
to attend.
O. C. W aldvouel ,
Office over Drug Store.
Hours. 9 to 12,
C. T. FiKOKit, C. of R.
Sachem.
tempt will he made t<> > tippl ■ the
a.m. 1:30 to 4. p,m. ; 7 to 8 in the evening.
World’» Best Climate.
Night calls answered from office.
university.
The armory bill was is not entirely free from disease, on
Baadon W. It. C. No. 40
Office in charge of Dr Holt during the defeated and while this will be a the high elevations fevers prevail,
Meet« every tiret and third Saturday in absence of Dr. Houston from the city.
while on the lower levels malaria is
each mon th at 2 p. tu. Ill G. A. R. Hall.
disappointment to several towns and enoulintered
lo a greater or less ex­
Cordial invitation extended to all uieui- HAN DON.
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OREGON
young men, it is not clear that the tent, according to the altitude. To
bere
Mae. D. A. Y oung , President.
Mu« ilAHvrrTK M ohhk . Secretary.
state will sutler materially from the oti »come climate afl^'tiotis. lassitude
Dr J. Warren. Kellv lack of armories. It is a period of i malaria, jtiiiinlic», liilionsiiess, fever
Bl HMOIllC.
I an. 1 ague, t>ml genet al debility, the
peace. The “single tax" measure most effective remedy is Electric Bit­
Physician and Surgeon - Operative
andon lodge . No. iao. a . f . a m .
Stated communications first Satur­
failed, but it received a far larger ters, the great alternative and blood
Surgery a Specialty.
day after the fnll moon of each month
purifier: the antidote for every form
number of votes than any except of
All Master Masons cordially invited.
bodily weakness, nervonsnosa, and
OFFICE.
Lowe's
Drug
Store.
Residence
in
GURLEY BOAK. W. M.
its most zealous champions expect­ insomnia. —Sold under guarantee at
Lloyd Rosa, Secretary.
the Panter Building.
ed, and enough, probably, to en­ 0. Y. Lowe's Drug Store. Price 50c.
1. O. O. F
courage them to bring it up agai
Dr. S I_i. Perkins
andon lodge . No. 133, i. o. o. f
The former grand jury system will
Heney Will Change.
meets every Wednesday evening
o
10 a. m. to 3 p be restored. The woman suffrage
Visitiug brothers in good standing cor OFFICE HOURS:
dially invited.
tn., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Report comes from San Francisco
CHAS. 8. MoCULLOCH, N. G.
amendment has been again defeat­
G rafton T tlbb . Sec.
that
Prosecuting Attorney' Heney
ed by- a great majority, and while
Office in New Denhelm Building.
the measure has its strong points, will make a change and itlea new in­
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
DR. LESTER P- SORENSEN,
there is nn hope that < )regon will formation against Abe Ruef. The
EETS Every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
------Dentist-------
Praotice night first Wednesday of Ito
change
her mind on this question, at change is made because oi the fear
month, Social Evening the 3rd Saturday oi
the mouth. A cordial invitation attended
Office in New Lowe-Laird Building.
least for a considerable number of that the gang of boodlers will not
to all members in good standing.
Telephone at Home.
* only succeed in taking Gallagher s
Hours: 9 a. m., to 5 p. m. By request years to come.
MINERVA LEWIN, N. G.
7 to 8, p. m.
C i . au » G oetz , Seo’y.
Election hereafter will be held on life, but will get away with all con
OREGON
BANDON
Fol­
the first Tuesday after the first nected with the prosecution.
Knight* of Pytlila*
lowing
is
the
report
by
the
associated
Monday in November, to corespond
elphi lodge No. 64, Knight» ot
O R WADE
Pythia«. Meets every Munday even
with
the national election, instead of press:
log at MaHouio ball. Visiting Knights in
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Convinced that the “higher-ups”
vited to attend.
SPRAY OSBORN, 0. C.
on
the
first Monday in June, and
Notary Public
B. N. H akkinotun , K. of R. H.
have
determined to kill former Su­
state officers now in office will con­
Office: Room 1 Laird Building,
Modem Woodmen.
pervisor
James L. Gallagher, As­
sequently have their terms extended
....
Oum in
«CABLE ROCK CAMP, No. 9176, M. w B andon ,
sistant
District
Attorney Francis J.
a few months.
Hereafter state in­
1 of A. Meets the 2d and 4th Wednesday
Wednest
of each month at K. P. Hall.
Vimtinr
O. T. TREADUOLD,
stitutions can be located elsewhere Heney announced this afternoon
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
that he will dismiss the case in which
À. J. HARTMAN. H. C.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR than at the state capital, which only
E. E. O akes , Clerk.
AT LAW,
ratifies what has long been done. Apraham Ruef is charged with the
NOTARY PUBLIC
Legislatures will be wise, however, bribing former Supervisor J. J°.
Forester* of America.
'lOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST, No
not to take advantage of this change, Furey, because Gallagher's test­
IT. S. COMMISSIONER.
J 17, meets Friday night of each week
except perhaps to authorize a new imony before the grand jury led to
in Concrete Hull, Bandon, Oregon. A cor
Bandon,
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Oregon
dial weloome is extended to all visiting
indictment.
asylum in eastern Oregon.
brothers.
A. E. H adsall ,
Office
With
Bandon
Investment
Co
The testimony of a dead man given
G. Trian,
Chief Ranger.
Apparently both fish bills have
Fin. Secretary.
carried, in which the salmon will before a grand jury cannot be used
UEO. P. TOPPING,
t
in future action. Reported attacks
Woodmen of tbe World.
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT 1 AW have the best of the situation for a
on
Gallagher’s property
with
easide camp No. 312, w. o. w
AND
while, providing the laws are en­
meets in regular session the first and
NOTARY
PUBLIC,
dynamite
and
continuous
threats
third'Thursdays of each month in the Ma
forced. Probably neither is a very
sonio ball. ViHiting neighbors are oordially
fire Insurance.
wise law, nor both together what is against his life have led Heney to
invited.
K. W. BULLARD. C. C.
Bandon, ----- Oregon.
O.C. W aldvookl , Clerk.
wanted, but the pe pie took the take steps to prevent the loss o
Gallagher’s testimony through his
Dr. PT- Al. Brown, first opportunity that presented it­
Lumber $5 per M.
self, since tbe legislature would not death.
Resident Dentist.
It is Heney’s purpose to file a
We have a quantity of No. 3 lum
do so, to protect the salmon from
Laird Building, over Vienna Cafe.
new
information against Ruef in the
ber. suitable for building sheds,
Appointments by request al any reasonable both nets and seines on the one
walks, etc., which we offer in lots of hour.
same
premises anil call Gallagher
hand and wheels on the other,
Office Hours: 8 to 12 M., I to 5 P. M.
1000 feet and upward, at $5 per M.
as
a
witness
at the preliminary hear­
What the outcome will be no one
Phone.
BANDON, OREGON
G odv L umber C o .
can foretell,
A result probably ing. If his testimony is taken this
surprising to many was the adop way it will be on record.
The necessity for sftch unusual
tion of the recall, proportional
JACK BROWN
C. A. JAMISON
methods
is believed to be urgent
representation, and the “corrupt
practices” act. The vote on these by the members of the prosecution,
measures shows that the people, in- who fear for their own lives as w ell
stead of being tired of the initativc as for that of Gallagher.
Thjs probably w ill be the next
and referendum, are ready to ad-
rance still farther along the line of procedure against Ruef in the graft
progressive legislation.
The num­ cases, and it is proposed to take it
ber of judges of the supreme court as rapidly as possible as the
prosecution believes
that the
They Handle The Famous
“higher-ups” are becoming more
THE BEST PILI S EVER SOLD
desperate every day.
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The Arcade Saloon,
Beers.
In The New Green Building
The Weinhard's Brewery Depot
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BO .N IN IOWA
Onr family were all born and rais­
ed in Iowa, and have used Chamber­
lain's Colic. Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy (made at Dea Moines) for
years
We know how good it is from
long experi* nee in the use of it. In
fact while in El Paso, Texas, tbe
writer's life was saved by tbe prompt
use of this remedy. We are now en­
gaged iu the mercantile business at
Narcoossee, Fla, and have in’ro
duced it the remedy here.
It has
proven very succesafnl and is con­
stantly growing in favor. —Ennis
Bros.
This remedy is for sale by C.
Y. Lowe.
New Town Board
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA TION
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Roseburg, Or.
April 18 1938.
Notice is hereby given thin Samuel D,
Barrows of Bandon.Oregon. Ims filed no­
tice of his intention to make final five years
proof in support of his claim, vizi
Home­
stead Entry No. r.'iCii made October 25tli,
1902, f r he S W I 4. Section 9, Township
29 South. Range It West. W. Al. and tha
said >-rool will be made before G. T. ‘ read-
gold. II. 8. Commissioner, nt Ins office in
Bandon, Orego o Tuesday, July It, 19-18.
He names the following Mituesses to
prove his continuous lesidt-uei- upon, and
cultivatio i ot, the land, viz:
John Davis, of Bandon. Oregon
E Dyer, of Bandon, Oregon.
Mrs. Annie Barrows of Bandon, Oregon.
Corv Stillwell of Bandon, Oregon,
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
First Publication May H.
S
WHOLESALE LIQUORS. Napa Soda, W.
A Games & C< .’a Wbiakiea, White Rock.
Standard Malt and Cream of Malt, and other
Standard Brands of Brandies, Whiskies,'Gin.
:
If C. \V. Averill the man who re­
cently inherited ten millioqdollars,
carries out the plan which the As­
sociated press says he has decided
upon, he will certainly be a bene­
factor, and his example would be a
good one for other capit ilists
Otto Melcher.
to follow. The report says:
Has just arrivi-il from the East to
C. \V. Averill, who recently in­ make Bandon his home.
herited $10,000,000 front an aunt
He is prepared to do painting and
of Massachusetts, declares he is paper hanging in an up-to-date
going to make 20,000 people happy. style and at reasonable prices.
After a visit to his old home in
Your patronage solicit«-.!, ^.eave
Farmington, Me., he will establish orders at Lint's Studio
head quarters in a big city, per­
NOTICE FOB Fl BLK AT1ON
haps Chicago, w here he says all who
Departunnt ot tin Interior.
need help, and deserve it can find it.
Land Uflfee at Roseburg. Or.
April l*tb, iiiw.
“I am not going to be a fool i
Notice is hereby u>ven that St-««phen S.
about this,” he said recently, “but Little of Bandon. Oregon, Las tiled notice
bis intention to make tinal live years
if befttg a fool is being deceived o_- of
proof in support of his claim, viz: Hoiue-
stea
No. 12.4C» made March 27,
1 have site- r.MKl, I for hntry
cassionally, alright,
Lot 4, Section 4 Lot I A BE 1 4
creded in piling up a few hundred NE 14. Section a. Township 2U
South,
Banue
14
Wist
W.
M.,
thousand by my own exertion, but A Si. I I Si I I, Section ’¿J, Township 2H
Bani»e II West, W. AL. and that said
never can spend the income from South,
proof will bt trade beforeG T. frradgold,
(' S. Commissioner, at lilt» office in Bandon,
$10,000,000.
On gon, on Monday, July 13, I'.os.
“If a man has $500 and needs as He names the 'oilowing witnesses to
pr«>vehis continuous residence upon, and
much more to carry out his plans cultivation of, the land viz:
A. E. Hadsall, of Bai don. Oregon.
and make him a success, 1 propose J.
S. Tilton, andou, Oregon.
I’ d Stevens, of Bandon. Oregon.
to give him $500.
B. Hurst, of Baudon, Oregon-
“Another thing, I am going to
BENJAMIN L EDDY.
Register
help bail people, as well as good. First Publication May 2H.
The good people, churches and
respectable people care for, but
NO i ICE FOR PUBLIC \ THIN
the bad people have no ore to care Departlueut or the interior.
Land Office at Rosebnrn Or.
for them but the devil and the
April lHtli 1908.
o Notice is hereby piven that Lars Ras-
police.
inason of Bandon, Oregon, has tiled notice
“I want to help the intemperate, of his llilention to make final <■ iiiiiiutaiion
i root in support of Ins claim, viz: Home­
the convict, the girl who has to hang stead
Entry No. 14l:’l made July 23, 1997,
for
Lots L 2, 3, <V 4, Section 31, l ownabip 29
her head, the man who has Ynade
South, Ranpe if West. W. M
and that
a failure of himself. Lots of us can­ aaid proff will be made before G. I I read-
U. 8. CommiHiionei, nt hin office, in
not Resist temptation, you know. l*okl,
Bandon, Ori son, on Wednesday, July 15,
I have set the number 1 will aid at 1908.
He names t he following witness-s to
20,000, but if I succeed in help­ prove Ins continuous residei ce upon, ai d
of the land, viz.:
ing them I will look for 20,000 more. cultivation
James Adams, of Bandon. Oregon.
L. J. Foster, of Bandon, Oregon.
I suppose that my headquarters will J.
N. Luke, of Bandon, Oregon.
be in New York or Chicago, because R. Hempie of Bandon, Oreg hi .
BENJAMIN 1..EDDY,
I can reach farther from either of
Register.
First Publication May 28.
those places than any other.”
Bandon Real Estate & Loan Co
0. H. BRAMLEY. Manager
Wines, etc.
BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE WINS.
Tout Moore, of Kuiaf Route I
.Cocbi an, Gu., writes; “1 Limin ba.I
sore cutue on tbe lli-tep of *tiiy foot
an I could Hud i.olbin^ that would
iieal it iiutil I upplied Bucklen's
Arnii-.t S.dve. Lv* th.in half I a 25c.
bottle won tbe day for me by affect
ug .» perfect cure *
Sold under
u irautee at Lowe « drug store.
Monday at 1 :oo p. nt. the old
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
town board held their last meeting Departlueiit of tbe hit rior.
Laud Office nt RoHebure, Or.
and finished pp their work, after
Api il IS, 1908.
which adjournment was made. sine,
Notice ia hereby given Hint I'1 nrles A.
die.
Swift of Bnnilon, Oreg 11, Ims tiled notice
liia intention to niak.i filial five years
After th ir adjournment the new of
proof ill support of Ins claim, viz: Home­
board met andjorganized and began stead Entry No. 11321 made February .’I,
1902, Io the w 1 2 NE I I, NW I I SE I t.
the transaction of their business for SE I I. NW 1-4. S.-etmn 27. loWnsliip 29
“After doctoring 15 years for
South, linnge 14 West. W M .and that said
chronic indigestion and spending
the ensuing year.
proof be made before G. I . I riadgold. U.
over 200 dollars, nothing has done me
Following is in brief, the pro- S Conunisaiom-r. at Ins otl'ice. in Baud-m.
If you want to see something
as much good as Dr. King's New
Oregon, on Monday. July 13, Ilina.
Life Pills. I consider them the best worth looking at, in the way of fine ceedings of both boards.
lie names tbe following witnesses to
prove Ilia continn us cesidence upon, mid
pills ever sold:“ writes B. F. Ayscue,
Old board met at i :oo p.m.
hair
brushes,
look
over
our
wifidow
cnltivatiou
of tile land, viz:
of Ingleside, N. 0. Sold under guar­
Fret Perkins, of Bandon,Oregon.
Reports
of
the
recorder
and
antee at Lowe's drug store. 25c.
pisplay. Bandon I >rug Co.
Keiinetli Perkin*, of Bandon. Oregon.
treasurer for the past quarter were I Robert Walker, Jr. <>f Bandon, Oregon.
Ralph Holman, of Bandon, Oregon.
read and accepted, after which bills i
BENIAMIN' L. EDDY.
Register.
were allowed up-to-date.
First PnblicH'ion May 28.
The old board adjourned sine die. I
C. T. B i . i mf - nrothek . Notary Public.
New board met immediately after j
BOYJjyS
adjournment of the old one, and the
J KWELk’Y'
following newly elected members i
Ail Kinds of Real Estate Bought and Sold.
were sworn in and called to order 1
to r
by
the recorder: Gallier, Hoover, I
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Security. All U. S
Cari ies a full ’ine of
Shields and Bedillion. One vacancy !
Land Matters a Specialty and Promptly Attended
occurred owing to the failure of W. j If a tchrs, Cloclcg, J etvclry, Cu'
to. Pension and Insurance Agency. Bund
C. Craine to qualify, and the board
Gin as, Pocket ( utler’i, Etc.
Brokers.
Trans-Atlantic Steam-
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will elect a member to fill the vacan­ Everything is Fully Guaranteed
ship and Railroad Ticket
cy at the next meeting. The'board
Agency.
proceeded to organize, and Steve!
Gallier was elected chairman R. |
Room* 2 a nil 3. I i» Stair*
E. Gardner was re-elected city mar- I Land for sale in small tracts m ar
New Iki-iiliolin Building,
shal, and C. R. Wade was re-elected town.* A. Haberly.
Seeil Potatoes. — l or seed pota­
Bandoli,
Oregon. city attorney.
toes enquire ot J. H. Jones, Fi iu-
There was no other business of mile.
importance tn be transacted and the
T
The best in drugs is always
board adjourned.
j cheapest; you get tbe best
freshest at the Bandon Drug < > ih
pany’s store.
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
W einhard’s
Will Make People Happy
:
Fine Repairing Specialty.
:
Office—
In the old Paner Building
BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
HF. lftar/in KMel 1M4 1« » medium light weight repeat­
ing nfle, a well prnportion-d. tinrlv balanced gun wilh all the
advantage, and cotnlort. <4
TTtarA'n «olid-top, *de-e|ecl-
ing comtructioa
It i> quick and ea.y <4 operation, accurate up to
300 yard, and • very pleaaanl gun to carry and to ihool.
For rettjed district» »nd fanning country where the ahootina al
woodrhueki. bndgera. foie., ■< <«m., hawk», etc . n at range, from
100 to 200 yard., the 25-20 and .32-20 nRr. wuh th« Mark and
low-prewure mu kelewloada cannot he equalled for accuracy and
ufety
The factory ammunib-m for the Mudrl 94 nfle. i* cheap.
^dvnhereUade.1 at very .mall coat.
T
Family Washing a Specialty.
Fiffaft Ciaaa Laundry Work Guaranteed.
Special
• . attention given to fine woolen goods.
The np-to-rlate «prlTt-niiin need« th«
R<w>l”
every it iy tn Um year. I- enatai** 1* pmr«« of In. .tu«
f. r the man «holm ■« • »' -1 r t. »"I «anta to knoa «very.
thin* »bout it FKI.E for i >ta«tM |>--ta«e.
Cleaning and freezing Men’s suits and Lillies' tine shirts given
prompt attention.
F. A BATES. Proiwietor
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42
H'itlote St..
Ne<e
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No Need of Sufi• ring from
Rheumaliam.
I
AMES,
i11;
It is a mistake to idlow-henniatisiu
to Imcom» chronic, ns ib< pain can ÌVa^onlaui ... »
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always be rcl'eved. and in most
cases a cure eff.-cte I by applying
All kinds of R.-|>.i ir \\’< ; <l<»r.
Cham' erlH'n » Pvin Balm.
'I lie ra
lief from pain which if ,slT<irils, is promptly and in a woikina: hl
alone worth many ’inns ils coal.
It man-ncr.
makes sleep and
toet po*-ili|n
Horseshoeing a Sp 1 iy
Even in rases of 1-iAig Rfnmli.ig thi-
Location
plunk r mil o
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liniment almQlil be used on account
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of the relief which it affords. 25 and from the Htr-a i*<>r Litnlintf. »•
4>IH l G<4
50 cent sizee“fot sale by C'. Y. Lowe. BANDON