Bandon recorder., June 18, 1908, Image 5

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recently dis-
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«tour ta Mt*. Marguerite Dygert
Wbe> Wi'l hwnmiter i tosduct the busi-
H. M mbcm *, «4» ag»nt Jor the B.
J. tom, Am Roeia Put up in one-
h«df pound »nd pound boxes.
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Mrs. Elbert Dyer and daughter,
Miss Ethel, and Miss Dollie Gibson,
returned home from McMinnville
on last Monday. The young ladies
have been attending the university
in that city during the past term.
See the Bandon Drug Company’s
display of fresh package confection­
ery
FOR SALE—One brood mare,
here-to-fore known as one of the
Count Clavell mares E. W Fahy.
23 4‘
H. Manciet has installed a fine
new soda fountain in his place o:
business, and is now prepared to
serve the public with the finest
phosphates and soda waters.
Try a bottle of Stewart’s Bourbon
Whiskey and you will be satisfied.
Sold by Jamison and Brown.
C E Carl came down from Co­
quille Saturday to look after business
interests.
Woolen Mill Annual Meeting
1lance in Oriental Hill S<iifXhy
evening. Seaside Orcftbttra.
The annual meeting of stock
holders of the woolen mills was held
Tuesday in Judge Topping’s office
and the same officers who served
last year were re-elected. They are
Elbert Dyer, president; Geo P
Topping, secretary; C. Y. Lowe,
Treasurer, and R. E. L. Bedillion
continues as manager.
The woolen mill has had a pros­
perous year and the industry is be­
coming a more paying investment
each year under the present ex­
cellent management.
It is one of Bandon’s solid in­
stitutions and everyone points with
pride to the work it is doing,
¥on c*A j<-t Ire Cream by tk«
of On« yft
drill,
qu»rt or gallon, lor parties or
Jtoiti» i;» £>nig Co.
.families, Also ice in small quajgti-
Don't
tSol tkff fi H. Jlos» • *i»s of Holm’s Restaurant. ^5t f .
Co sells the Clutvtt
-»laxly ehirt.
For a first-class shave or au up­
The best w non* Ven goal toff you
to date hair cut call on Harry Mor
Col. C. T. Blumffnrotheff says that rison, next door to p< stoffice.
real estate business with him is
A great many people ituagin» they
picking up at present.
He reports have heart trout 1« when the fact i«
two sales one of $2000 »nd one ol that lilt) Whole trouble lies iu the
The pains in the aide
$225 in the past lew days.
, stomach.
A large
fumes.
Fire Extinguisher.
Bandon sights to see.
As soon as this ship is completed
L C Durkee, ■ contractor and Mr. Price has the contracts for two
builder, recently of Marshfield, has tugs which he will begin at once.
located in Bandon and is prepared One of them will be for the Gardner
to figure on all kinds of buildings. Mill Co. and the other for the Co­
Mr. Durkee is said to be a first-class quille River Mill & Tug Co.
Mr. Price is a ship builder of
workman and has always given satis­
recognized
ability and is building up
faction.
He has an Ad in this
a
large
industry
in his line for Ban-
week's R ecorder that would pay
don.
anyone, who is contemplating build­
ing, to read.
How about your teeth?
Aro-
Nature baa provided tl e stomach
matic
Tooth
Powder
is
a
scientific
with certain natural ioids known a«
Bandon Drug Co.
the digestive juices, and it is through preparation.
these jnicee that tbs food wt eat is
The ladies ars advised that the
acted upon in such a way sb to pro­
dace the risk, red blood that flows R. H. Rosa Co now have on hand
through the veins of uftir hotly and the famous Schram
Automatic
thereby is a bee oa strong, healthy and Sealing Fruit Jars.
See them be­
rofemrt and it is the vaakeniog of
then digestive juiaa that destroys fore buying
baalth It is ouv own ftoult if we'de-
strov one ova health, and yet it is so
easy fur suwetm» to put the stomach
Mit of urdw
When ypu need to
take something yon know is reliable
«metbieff libe&dtol for dyspdpeia
and iadiffpe^ioa.
Kodol ia pleasant
to take, itie satiable and it is guar
anteed to give relief.
It is sold by
idea Daw» Co.
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Dewitt’s Kidney and Bladder pills
are prompt and thorough and will
in a very abort time strengthen the
weakened kidneys, aod allay troubles
arising from inflammartion of the
bladder.
They are recommended
everywhere. Sold by Bandon Drug
Co.
Mrs D H Prewett of Parkersburg
brought a box of strawberries to the
R ecorder office, Tuesday, that for
size, beauty and delicious flavor
would indeed be hard to surpass.
Mrs. Prewett has as fine a patch of
strawberries as there is in Western
Oregon, and is always in the lead in
berries, fruits, vegetables, etc.
The R H Rosa Co will take your
order for tailor made suits and de­
liver it for your use on the 4th if
you call at once.
Capt N J Cornwall, of Gardner,
was in this city the first of the week .
Capt Cornwall is with the Gardner
Mill Co. and was here looking after
the interests of his Co. in connection
with the tug boat which is to be
built for them at Price’s ship ^ard.
Free for all dance at Oriental
Hall Saturday evening Everybody
invited.
The Seaside Orchestra
will furnish »he music.
This dance
will be given under the auspices ot
J H Price to celebrate the launching
of the J J Loggie at 6:00 the same
evening.
atoniHcb and whenever you feel a de-
dreasioft after eating or whenever
your food seeniH to naiiHeate take Ko-
dol. It will uot seem very long nntil
you know you are right »gain
There i«u’t any doubt about what it
will do and yon will find the 'ruth of
thia statement verified after yon have
used Kodol for a tew weeks.
It ia
nold here by Bandon Drug Co. —
Fine for Poultry or Small fruit
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Int flor.
Laud Office nt Roseburg, Or
April 18, 1908,
T. B. WHEEER
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Bandon, Oregon.
Notice in hereby given Hint CLarle« A.
Swift of Bnudon, Oreg n, hue filed notice
of Id« intention to mako fiunl five year«
proof tn «upport of bia cliiim, vis: Home-
«tend Entry No. 11324 made February 24,
1902, for the W I -2 NE 14. NW 1-4 SE 14,
SE 1-4, NW 1-4, Section 27, Township 29
South. Hauge 14 Weal, W M .and that aaid
8roof be made before G. T. Treadgold, U.
ComuiiHHioner, at bis office, in Bandon,
Oregon, on Monday. July 13, 1908.
He uarnea the following witnesses to
prove hie oontinu - uh residence upon, and
cultivation of the land, viz:
Fred Perkin«, of Bandon, Oregon.
Kenneth Perkins, of Bandou, Oregon.
Robert Walker, Jr, of Bandon, Oregon-
Ralph Holman, of Bsndon, Oregon.
BENJ AMIN L. EDDY.
Register,
First Publics-ion May 28.
Great Opportunity
For Homeskers
NO I ICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department or the Interior.
Land Office at Roaebnrg Or.
April 18th 1908.
Notioe ia hereby given that Lars Ras-
muson of Bandon, Oregon, has filed notice
of bis iutention to make final c- a-mutation
I roof in support of bis claim, vizi Home­
stead Entry No. 14424 rnsde July 23, 1907,
for Lota 1,2,3, A 4, Section 31, Township 29
Sooth, Rang« 14 West, W. M. and that
said proff will be made before G. T. Tread-
gold, U. S. Commisiioner, at bis offioe, in
Bandou, Oregon, on Wedueaday, July 15,
1908.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residei oe upon, aud
cultivation of the land, viz:
James Adams, of Bandon. Oregon.
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I>. J. Foster, of Bandon, Oregon.
J. N. Lnke, of Bandon, Oregon.
R. Hempie of Baadon, Oreg in.
BENJAMIN L EDDY,
Register.
First Publication May 28.
Timber Land
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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 to ‘go home to a hot
meal with the family.”
In Sweeney’s First Addition
The greatest opportunity of the times exists to acquit e a
home cheap, right ne^r the industrial portion of the t< wn.
Lots 40x100 feet can be had for installments of $10.CO
per month, with clear tides and warranty deeds.
Act June 3, 1878
They are for sale by FRANK A.SWEENEY,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
AT BANDON
Don’t miss this opportunity.
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VIENNA CAFE
L. A. YORK, Proprietor
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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.
Timber I.»nil Act June S, 1878.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION,
United State« Land Office. RoHebnr», Ore.
April 17. 1908
Notice ia hereby giyen that id oomplianoe
with the proviaiona of the act of Oongreaa
of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the
«ale of timber land« in the State, of Cal
ifornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territory,” a« extended to all the Public
Land Staten by act of Auguat 4, 1892, James
Gouley of (town of) Bandon, county
of Coos, State of Oregon has this day filed
in thia office bia aworn statement No
9727, for the purchaae of the NE \ SEW
of Section No. 4, I’ownahip 29 South of
flange 14 W. and will offer proof to «bow
that the land «ought ia more valuable for
ita timber and atone than for agricultural
pnrpoeea, and to eatabliah bia olaim to eaid
land before G. T. Traadgold, U. 8. Com-
miaaioner at hie offioe at Bandon, Oregon,
on Friday, the 4tb day of September, 1908.
He name« aa witneaaee
A. Jonee
i'harloa Brown
C. M. Smith
W H. Smith, all of Bandon. Cooa Co,
Oregon.
Any and all person« claiming adversely
the above deacribed land« are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 4th day of September 1908.
B xnjxmin L. E ddx ,
McKenzie,
The Tailor
Style and Fit Guaranteed
CLEANING
AND PRESSING
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Opposite Post Office
Register,
First Publication June 11 1908
Wrife For Price» on
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Gasoline,
Distillale,
Paradise Sodas
Launeh Suppliti
Mianus : Engines
BIGGER PACKAGE
BETTER GOODS
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It's a good thing, whether you
want a home or an investment.
Coos lay Oil A Supply Co.
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BANDON INVESTMENT CORPORATION
All Germans and people of Ger­
man descent are invited to attend a
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jneeting at Contrefe Hall, Sunday
MartkfiaM, Oa,
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afternoon June 28th for tn* purpose
of organizing a German society*
V. H. kATkOB
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Fourth Street, Portland, and
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United State» Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon, March 29, 1908
Notice u hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of congress of June 3,
1878, entitled “An act for the sale of timber
lands in the States of
California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory", as ex­
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land States
by
act
of
August
4,
1892
Andrew J. Wilson of Bandon, county of Coos,
State of Oregon, did on September 11, 1907,
file in this office his sworn statement No, 9263,
for the purchase of E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of Section
No. 25 in Township No.
30 S Range No. 15
West, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its limber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es­
tablish his claim to said land before J. H. Up­
ton, U. S. Commissioner at Langlois, Oregon on
Monday the 6th day of July, 1908.
He names ■ witnesses
ohn Clausen, of ljinglois, Oregon,
fans Clausen, of l-anglois, Oregon.
ohn Jones, of Bandon, Oregon.
.Igin Strader, of Bandon, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are reguested to file lheu
claims in this office on or before said 6th day of
July. 1908
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register
Germans Take Notice.
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Stream Running Water fed by
Springs.
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aioniid the region of Ibe heart are
E. N. Smith of Myrtle Point was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.
Anyone wishing fire extinguishers
Smith owns considerable property leave orders with the Bandon Hard­
around here and is always a welcome ware Co. We handle the famous
visitor to our city.
Mitchell Fire Extinguishers.
Just
Tired mothers’ worn out by the
B. Forshay of Lampa was in Ban­ the thing for a gasoline boat, as it
peevish, cross baby have found
>uts
out
oil
fire
with
precision.
don last Saturday transacting busi­
Carcaweet a boom aud a blessing.
ness.
Cascaweet is for babies and chil­
25 t <
dren, and is especially good for the
John Lowe was down from Beaver
New things in the dress goods line ills so common in hot weather. Look
Hill Sunday.
arriving at Trowbridge’s constantly. for the ingredients printed on the
bottle. Contains no harmful drugs.
W W Johnson of Coquille was
J D Mills of Marshfield was a Ban­ Sold by Bandon Drug Co.
among the Bandon callees the first don business visitor last Thursday.
H H Baldwin, who left Bandon
•of the week.
about a year ago for a visit to his
M D Poynt and wife of Coos Bay
J E Marttins of Riverton was down were registered at the Hotel Gallier old home in Ireland, returned Mon­
day and is around shaking hands
'to Bandon the first of the week ast Thursday.
with old friends once more. Every­
transacting business.
Joseph Gilbert of Coquille was one is glad to see Mr Baldwin again,
Peter Loggie of North Bend was ooking after business affairs in Ban­
and exceedingly glad to know that
•over to our city the first of the week. don last week.
he had such a fine visit. He is very
W W Frank and wife were among
When in need of clothes, see enthusiastic over his trip, but like
the visitors from Coquille the first of Trowbridge’s line.
everyone else who leaves Bandon, is
the week.
very glad to return.
J McLean of Marshfield gave us
We are agents for the McCall
a business visit last week.
New line of postal cards, just ar­
patterns and McCall Magazine.
rived
at Van Norden’s.
E B Moulton of Goquille was a
Patterns will arrive soon at Hart­
Lodge pins and buttons at Van
iandon visitor Friday.
man’s.
Norden’s.
The Farmers’ and Merchants’
Will Launch Ship Saturday.
W C Selmer has started the erec­
Telephone Company, of Bandon,
tion of a building on his lots next to
which was recently incorporated,
The ship J. J. Loggie now under Garoutte Bros livery barn. It is to
held a stockholders’ meeting on construction at J Price’s shipyards
be used for store rooms
Saturday, June 13th, and elected will be launched Saturday evening
J D Mills, manager of the Hotel
the following directors: L. J. Davi­ at 6:00. There will not be as much
Blanco,
Marshfield,
is spending
son, Eli Clayton, S. J. Wilson, D. ceremony about the launching of
some
time
visiting
in
Bandon
H. Jackson and A. Haberly. The this ship as at the launching of
Mrs. Livesay, of Fieldbrook, Cal
directors then elected the following the Daisy, but there will no doubt
is
visiting
relatives fn Bandon-by-the
officers: A. Haberly. Pres., D. H. >e a large number of people in at­
Jackson, Sec. and Treas. This tele­ tendance and there will be plenty of sea.
phone line runs between
and Four mile.
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A full line of summer dress goods uot neceaaarily heart troble.
We
auggcat
that
you
«tart
with
the
at Hartman's.
Dewiti’a Little Early Hirers, the
fatuous little liver pills, are sold I y
tbeBandou Drug Co.
Will Button was up from Langlois
this week and reports everything at
Van Norden, the jeweler, carries the oil well in a flourishing condition.
postage stamps for the benefit of the
John Tawse, of the real estate
public.
firm of Tawse & Harris, has accepted
Levi Smith and wife of Myrtle a position as general manager of the
Point spent a day or two in the city- Eureka Coal Mining Co. at Riveiton.
by -the-sea the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Frank Denning of Marsh
A S Taylor and wile of Coos Bay field who had been visiting Mrs.
were Bandon visitors Tuesday.
Nels Rasmussen for about ten days,
Edmund and F W Croft came up returned home Tuesday.
from Langlois, Tuesday, to look
Big cut« or little cuts, small
scratches or bruises or big ones are
after business affairs.
healed quickly by Dewitt’s Witch
W P Andrews of Lampa was in Hazel Salve. It ia especially good
for pile«. Be sure to get Dewitt'«.
our city on business Tuesday.
Sold by Bandon Drug Co.
N E Barklow of Myrtle Point was
James B. Wilson of Langlois was
down this week on business.
on our streets the first of the week.
W W Johnson eame down from
E. E. Bender and wife, of Myrtle
Coquille, Tuesday, on a business Point were among the Bandon visi­
trip.
tors the fore part of the week.
James T Freeman of Myrtle Point
H J Auppin of Coquille was in
was a business caller in Bandon
Bandon one day last week.
Tuesday.
E A Rohn and E W Lorenz were
J V Hamblock and children, who
among those down from Coquille the
live up the river were in town Tues­
latter part of the week.
day.
Mrs Earl Nosier, Mrs. Marie Nos­
For groceries go to Trowbridge’s
ier and Miss Fay Bowser, all of Co-
store.
quille, were visitors to Bandon the
latter part of last week.
Five and Ten acre
Tracts
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