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B. V.. Hurst, a well known citizen
òf «. ur communitv,
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OF PFACE
The terrible itching and smarting, 'ibOor one day this week ami left his
incident to certain skin disease is j sulxscriptioi^for life RECORDER. We1
. Becordar Fubishing Company,
afinost instantly allayed by applying] Would be glad to welcome nlhny |
Chamberlain
’s Salve. Prige, 25 cen'.s. ni ore who wou’d do the same thing.
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Managing Editor
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Messrs. G.* t'_k l’l®'lps and E.
Sul ••"ft ion, $1 50 per Yem in Advance. Advertising Kates Made
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Egbert of San Francisflb came uf»
Kuown on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
Atty J. M. Upton, of Marshfield,
on the Bandon yesterday for a short
Filtered st the Baildoll Postettice as ¡Second Claaa Matter.
and well known in Bandon, was a
visit in this city. They say Bandon •
business visitor in our city the first
s
July 9, 1908 of the week, lie expresses himself the “candy town”.
Ï.1L RSDAY
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as being well pleased with the ad­
. .0 S tate in the the Union is
vancement our city is making.
Notice to
Logger* and
MAKING A DEW POND
s, ■ : ling more high class advertising
Laborer*.
n i ter than Oregon. The splendid An Old Mathod of Securing Water,
Just a little C hhchwco I is alt 5hat
t .lets ¡.sued to present the claims
Even In a Drought.
in iwcessary
to give th» baby when
1 he old Holm’s Restaurant has
<•' Yamhill county. Altauiy and Linn
There is still in England at least it is cross and peevish. Caacuweet
eontaiiiB^Do harmful drugs and is changed hands and is now known as
c , ::ty, Grant’s Pass, Rostburg, one wandering gang of men who higldy robommeuded by mothers
the Louis Lunch Counter. Quick
will
construct
for
the
modern
farm
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I e’.hid. and Ashland, are superior
everywhere.
Conforms
to the.
er a pool which in any situation in ?alitiitd Ii-ie hood and Drug Law orders and fair treatment my motto.
tho-e issued by the commercial a sufficiently dry soil will always
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L. C. D urkee , Prop.
Eastern contain water—more in the heat of Sold by Bandon Drug Co.
I I . ies of other states.
(, . gun is not being neglected, and Bummer titan during winter rains.
According to an account given by
aaaNDjaH asnoiï tro
, character ot advertising cannot
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Hubbard
in
the
Boston
Dost,
to
have
an
advantageous
effect.
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’$318H0 h 1 ONiil GNV 1VCHHL 11» 0*» Registered EYE Optometerist
this \vater is not derived from
*. county should tall 111 line and springs or rainfall an<k is speedily [•'•MJ 0|W«9 W4
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“aatsa" SHOnoO HO J
of the
We have the natural re- lost if even the smallest rivulet is
4 <’V •■itise.
, i< - .old r |«i tally is this tine of allowed to flow into the pond.
State of Oregon.
The gang of dew pond makers
By request 1 will he at the HOTEL GALLIER
We need a
I c i - quilie valley.
commences
operations
by
hollowing
1 ii:. al and need it badly, and the
out the earth for a space far in ex­
August 3rd to 6t li.
cess of the apparent requirements
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of the proposed pond. They then
All work Scientific and Guar­
thickly cover the whole of the hol­ fsoNni sox anno ONV
anteed.
Eor Children the ut­
low with a coating of dry straw.
HOnOO^THIX
The straw in its turn is covered by
most care is taken.
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a layer of well chosen, finely pud­
dled clay, and the upper surface of
the clay is then closely strewn with
stones.
Care has been taken that the
margin of the straw is effectively
protected by clay. The pond will
gradually become filled with water,
th.e more rapidly the larger it is,
Rates $1 to $2 per Day.
Special Rates by the
even though no rain may fall. If
week or Month.
Sample Room in Connection.
such a structure is situated on the
summit of a down during the
warmth of a summer day the earth
Oregon
Bandon
will have stored a considerable
amount of heat, while the pond,
protected from this heat by the non­
QBB
Ml
E irtuacli troubles ate very coin conductivity of the straw, is at the
moo mill« summer lime and yon same time chilled by the process of
SHIELDS & KENNEDY, Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers
t..<nl<l not uuly be very careful evaporation from the puddled clay.
> . m wtiat you eat just uow, but
The consequence is that during
Wagons of All Kinds Made to Order
Horseshoeing a Specialty
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itinn this, yon should be careful the* night the moisture of the com­
Job Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Prices
1.. .1 10 allow your stomach to become
paratively warm air is condensed on
,1i,. id- red, and when the stomarb
reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon.
As
( ••»•*< wrong lake Kodol.
Thia is the the surface of the cold day.
1 . - L.iown preparation tb»t is of the condensation during the night
i.;«d to ilie people today for dya- is in excess of the evaporation dur­
I I ot or indigestion or any stomacb ing the day, the pond becomes, night
4 iOle.
Kodol .digests all foods. by night, gradually filled.
Theo­
X. 1 pieaeuut to lake. It is sold by retically we may observe that dur­
Drug Co.
ing the day, the air being compara­
tively changed with moisture, evap­
We are now located in the Denholm building and
oration is necessarily less than the
Better Times in Sight.
are ready to serve the public with all kinds of
precipitation during the night. In
practicetit is found that the pond
On July 1st, the midyear day, will constantly yield a supply of the
Hardware, Building Supplies, Stoves,
*.*orlv J200,000,otto was distributed purest water.
The dew pond will cease to at­
to • tockholders in railroads and other
and Ranges, Paints and Oils, and
tract
the dew if the layer of straw
. uporations, and this vast volume
of mopey turned loose, it is pre- should get wet, as it then becomes
Sporting Goods.
of the same temperature as the sur­
dit ted, will result in a great business rounding earth and ceases to act as
it \ival, and in bringing about a full a nonconductor of heat. This prac­
Give us a Call. Our prices are right*
renewal of confidence, industrial tically always occurs if a spring is
allowed
to
flow
into
the
pond
or
if
activity and prosperity. This is no
the layer of clay (technically called
»1 ubt to a large extent true. While
T. W. ROBISON, Manager.
the crust) is pierced.
the larger part of this immense
The Claw of the Devil.
am- unt of money will fall back into
In
the
middle ages people recog­
the same hands that disburse it-^-the
nized
witches
and possessed per­
H irrimans, Goulds, Rockefellers,
sons by seeking on their bodies for
’'’organs, Ryans, and otlierjike high what was called the claws of the
MILLER-CLEAVER BUSINESS COLLEGE
financier.-.—a considerable fraction of devil. It was a more or less ex­
it will find its way into diversified in­ tensive part of the skin in which
THE MILLER-CLEAVER BUSINESS COLLEGE pre­
dustrial channels, ami will help ntut h the subject was insensible to any
to start the second halt of the year touch or prick. The expert intrust­
pares young people for the best business positions.
ed with this work would close the
off well.
eyes of the subject and, armed with
Instruction is personal and methods the most successful.
July 1st was also known as “re em­ a sharp needle, pribk here and there
School in session the entire year.
ployment day.’’ The railroads put the different parts of the body. The
a great number of m-n to work, sufferer was to answer with a cry
ïÆiller - Cleaver Business College
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prick, and the <Liw of the
which of itself, will go far to over­ to each
NORTH BEND, OREOON
devil il on a certain spot
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was recog-
come the last vestiges of depression, nized fr< >1 the fact that lie did not
and is besides an exceedingly en­ cry when this spot was examined.—
couraging sign of bettei, and, in fact, “The Major Symptoms of Hysteria,”
/<> >d times. For more than half a by I’ierre Janet.
year the railroads have been employ
Where the Shoe Pinched.
5: ■ .is little labor as possible; every­
“If they don’t quit making that
where they stopped work as far as child cry,” sighed the flat dweller
BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves, Ranges and Heatershave in them so many excellencies
as
his
Mobs
echoed
pitifully
through
that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing
th. • could, and threw tens of thous
the
court,
“
I
am
going
to
apply
to
in favor every year
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household
, n Is of men out of employment,
the board of health and have it stop­
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly mhdest in either case
il.u-* in large part contributing to ed. There’s a limit to e*erything.”
and prolonging the “hard tim<*s."
“Why the board of health?” ask­
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
What the railroads h ive done in ie ed her friend. “1 should think you
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
employment will be done In other would apply to the Society For the
Prevention
of
Cruelty
to
Children.
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great indiistri.il concerns; b<- i<ks,
“I am not thinking so much of
the haivi.st is jti t coining on and him,” acknowledged the flat dweller
except lor the poliii- -I bugbear the contritely, “as I am of my* own
country would soon be in normal health. His constant sobbing is
getting on my nerves so that I can’t
business shape ag tin
All that is necessary for good Bleep.”—New York Press.
times is for the people generally to
Th« Sun'« Hast.
It is not impossible to express the
cheer up, get and hold on to a large
ft ck of confidence, and go ahead marvelous power of the sun’s heat,
with work and business, It is pes- but we can admit without shame
that it is impossible to comprehend
si nists and cowards a ho give de it. The heat emitted by the sun in
signing panic makers their oppor­ each second is equal to lhat which
would result from the combustion
tunity.—Journal.
of eleven quadrillions six hundred
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thousand millards of tons of coal
B<'«itt'S Kidney and Bladder pills burning at the same time.. Thia
me prompt iVnd tliorongh sod will same heat would boil per hour seven
lt> a very short tn*« strengthen the hundred thousand millions of cubic
w»Hkeiif>d kidney«, and r II hv trouble«
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arising 4rohi inflammation of the miles of water at the temperature
MaAAar
They are recommended of ice. Attempt to understand thia I
Gallier Hardware building, opposite Postoifice. *
••«•••hare. Bold by Bandon Drug Ar well nu£htetba aat attempt to i
drink the ocean!
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Hello, Bill!
Hello, Bill!
• Either Bill Taft, or Bill Bryan,
It makes no« difference to us,
htff
the "bills” and
we need
lav« the ni est
line of men’s
togs to offer in ex hange, you
have ever seen.
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Good all wool suits
$10, $12.50, $15,00
and up
HOTEL GALLIER
ADLER
MILWAUKEE
Better goods for the same money.
The same goods for less money.
SMITH BROS. & SIDWELL
BANDON HARDWARE CO.
Men’s and Boys’ outfitters.
ON MAIN ST. NEAR NEW K. P. B LD G.
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Virginia Ice Cream Parlors
J. H. ANDERSON, Prop.
Fine Lemonade Ice Cream Con-
iectionery, Etc.
Bandon,
Allen & Davidson
Allen & Davidson have moved their store into the
Laird-Lowe Building and are reaey to receive their
rons their patrons there with full new line of the
in Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. Everything
the table. Don't forget the changed location.
Connecticut Fire Insurance
Woolen
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Mill
Oakes
Addtion.
Company.
St. Paul Fire A Maria* In-
Addition.
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Breakwater
rance Company.
Phenix Fire Insurance Co.
Addition.
We have the only lots within the Town Limits of Bandon
sold on the instalment plan.
us.
If you want results, list with
If you vi nt to buy improved or unimproved prop­
erty, business 1 >ts or-business chances, come and see us
we have them.
We Know How. We Give Satisfaction.
Good work is our Success.
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Agent* for
Sole Agent* for
Old Clothes Made New.
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new
pat­
best
for
Oakes Real Estate Co.
Cleaning and Pressing
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Oregon.
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A. McNair, the Hardware Man.
Ladies’ work made a Specialty.
Give us a trial.
BANDON.
-The largest list in Bandon to select
from, and alw.njs changing.
of non residents looked after.
Rents collected and interests
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General information bureau ami Notary Public.
Edward E. Oakes,
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