Bandon recorder., July 23, 1908, Image 4

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TREATY IrlVl C1NTS IS THE PRICE
♦
OF FFAC1
The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin disease ia
almost instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price. 25 cents.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
The Leroy Kansas. Reporter tells
this story about John E. Watrous,
of Burlington, Kan., one of the dep­
uty collectors of internal revenue:
Traveling alog the country road. Mr
Watrous was attracted by frightful BOOTS . AND . SHOES
screams coming from a little house
You can't expert Io get $2 worth
not far from the road. Hurriedly ty­
for SI. but you can get your
ing his horse he ran to the house
money's worth at
and found a little boy had swallowed
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a quarter, and his mother not know­ M
ing what to do was frantic. Mr.
t Dealer ia Roots aa<l Skats.
Watrous caught the little fellow by
the heels, and holding him up, gave Repairing Neatly and Promptly
Done at Lowpst Living
him a few »hakes, whereupon the
Prices.
coin soon dropped to the Hour.
“Well, mister, “ said the grateful
mother, you certainly certainly know
M O. POHL.
how to get it out. Are you a doctor?
Optometerist
“No, madam,“ replied Watrous, Registered
of th«
,‘1‘rna collector of internal rev­
enue.“
Stile of Oregon.
July 23, 1908
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There ia one preparation known
. Whàt Coos county neqcls more
today that will promptly help the
than anything else is a trunk line of stomach
This is' Kodol. Kodol
digests
all
classes
of food, ftud it
lailioad, and if the various towns of
does it thoroughly, so that the use of
the county would pet in and work Kodol for a time will widhont donbl
anyone who has atomach trouble.
tpge her we could accomplish ths- help
Take Kodol today and continue it for
desjndend with cofhparitive ease. the short time that is necessary to
give complete relief.
Kodol is sold
What is for the interest of one ‘part by Bandon Ding Co.
of the county is good for Jhe whole
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county. People in other parts of
• THEREST PILLS EVER SOLD -
“After- doctoring 15 years for
the we« ire working oit this plan
chronic indigestion and spending
Ry reeaaat I «ill k* at tka HOTEL OALLIEIt
and .>re succeeding admirably. Coos over 200 doP.arH. nothing has done me
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much
good
as
Dr.
King
’
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New
Bay iii-eils a railroad, so'does tile
This- is what Hon. J ike Moore,
August 3rd to 6th.
Life Filia. I consider them the best Hints-Warden of Georgia, mjb of
Coquille valley, and if Harriman pills ever sold:“ writes B. F. Ayscue. K<>dol For Dyapepaia: “E, C. De
All work Scientific and Guar­
'dues not get busy and build one, then <>f Ingleside. N. C. Sold under guar Witt Co., Chicago, III.—Dena Hirn
untie at Lowe's di ng store. -25c.
1 have Miffeieil- inure tbnn twenty anteed.
For Children the ut­
nego i.liions should be opened with
yearn from indigestion:
About 18
month« ago I hrtd grown so tinch most care is taken.
some other company. The Chica­
worse that 1 could not digest • crust
go, Milwaukee St Paul is buildinc*
Dewitl'n LitiI« Early Hirer«, lie of corn bread and could not retain
1«» th« F,< di coast, .»nd if they wert filinone liHle liver pill«, »re sold by anything on my ctomnch. I lost 25
iheBandon Drug Co.
Ibn, iii tact 1 made up my mind that
apprise1«! of the great resources ol
1 could not live but a short time,
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when a friend of mine recommended
tin. country they could no doubt,
Kodol. 4 consented
to try it to
please him andwas better in one day
I»- in bleed to push a road into it, at
GOT MIS REWARD.
1 now Weigh more than 1 ever did in
a .very ear y date. A railroad I TWa Dub«, th. Cow Driver and a Maa- my life and’am in better health than
ing Sovereign.
for many years. K ji I o I dit it. 1 keep
what we med and a lailroad is what
a
bottle constHntly. and write this
The father of the present Duke
w« must have if the I«*-,I interests of
of Buccleuch was not averse to » hoping that humanity may bo bene WINE5, LIQUoR.5 AND
the country are to lie served Let joke as regarded his identity, and titled- Yonra very truly, Jake C.
Moore, Atlau’a, Aug. ill, 1H04.” Sold
the mis Bay cities. Coquille, Mvr- an amusing anecdote, with a some­ by Baudou Drug Co.
CI6AR.5
what serious ending, is told about
(I- Point Bandoti and the eiltire .him. His grace purchased a cow
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< utitv get to work and we will soon from a farmer near Dalkeith and
Fire Extinguisher.
Oregon
Bandon
gave
orders
it
should
be
sent
up
accomplish what we desire. Tht
the following morning. According­
Anyone wishing tire extinguishers
coming meeting in August, at ly the cow was sent, and the’duke,
leave
orders with the Bandon Hard­
M arshfield, at which time the pro­ who was walking in the avenue, es­
pied a small hoy who was attempt­ ware Co. We handle the famous
ject will be discussed, should be at­ ing ineffectually to drive the ani­
Mitchell Fire Extinguishers. Just
tended by business men from all mal. The hoy, not knowing tlia the thing for a gasoline boat, as it
duke, cried out:
over the county, and a united effort
“Hi, mon,, come here an’ gi’ ua a puts out oil fire with precision.
mad«- to ¡«««luce a railroad to comt han’ wi’ this beast!”
25 t f
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HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
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The duke, greatly amazed, deter­
this way.
mined to have a joke.' He walked
Dfiwitt'H Witch Hulel Halve is good
on slowly and took no not«». At for ents, brnisaa, burns and seratebes.
The pre sidenti.al campaign <rf 1908 last the little fellow called:
Ir is especially good, for piles.
Re
“Come here, mon, an’ help us, an’ coin mended and sold by Bandon
is now in full swing and from now
sure as anything I’ll give ye half I Drug Co.
Míre«» Rrrre« Dreegbt
until Novemcer 3rd there will be get.”
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This entreaty had the desired ef­
more doing in a political way than
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
fect. The duke gave a helping
has been for years. The two great hand.
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KKOA1U>I«G
Fatrsn or L^lnno
parties have each named their man
“And now,” said he, “how much
for sate. Not pnrtktilAr about locatloa.
do
you
think
you
will
get
for
thia
and it is the general opinion that the
wish to hear from owner only who
will «ell diie« t to buyer.
Give price,
jobr
description and state when puMeeesicm
two strongest available men in the
can be had. Addre -s,
“Ow dinna ken,” said the boy,
LDAIBiSHIW. Ik»
BwcUtar. B. f.
BANDON
OREGON
country have been named.
It is “but 1 am sure o’ something, for
the folk up at the house are good
probable that President Roosevelt to a’ bodies.”
As' they neared the house the
euuki have been the republicannoin-
duke
left the lad and entered by a
SHIELDS & KENNEDY, Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers
• inee if he had only allowed his name
different way. He called a servant
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W« hmi » of All kiatfs M«4* to 0r4«r
tl«rM!iti<wi«| a Sptcialty
to be used but lie wanted Taft and and put a sovereign into his hand,
Job Work altendrd to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satidaction
Pricei
Taft was the man named.
Bryan telling him to give it to the boy I
who brought the cow. The duke I
reasonable. Shop on Atwaler Street. Bandon, Oregon.
was almost the unanirfioiis choice of then returned to the avenue and
the demcratic- party, and will receive was there met by the boy.
“Well, how much did you get?”
a large vote over the country. • Peo­
a
“A shilling,” said the boy, “an’
ple will watch the progress of the there’s the half of it to ye.”
“But surely you got more than a
Suce«»«« lo HOOVER & MUNDAY
campaign with great interest snd
shilling?”
there « ill be plenty of chance for or­
“No,” said the . boy earnestly,
atory from young aspirants for polit “that’s all 1 got.”
“There must be some mistake,”
ic.J fame.
Dealer in All Kinds of
said the H ii R t -, “and as 1 know the
duke if you return I think I’ll get
Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables, Etc.
Farm Produce Bought.
Tired mothera’ worn out by the you more.”
Having punrhased this old and well established business, and moved the same into the
peevish, cross baby have found
The boy consented, and back they
Marshall building, «outh side Main street. We solicit a continuance o( put generous pat­
('«• caweet a boom and a blessing. wept. Tlie duke rang the bell and
ronage guaranteeing honest goods, fair prices and curteous treatment to all.
Cii'CHwevt is for* babies and chil­
dren, and is especially good f<>r the ordered all the servants to assemble.
“Now,” said he, “show me the
ills so common ii» hot weather. Look
.«or the ingredients printed on the person who gave you the shilling.”
“It was that chap there,” point­
bottle C’o.itains no humfuf drugs.
Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line
Hold by B..i do<> I’rng Co.
ing to the butler, who, utterly con­
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fused, attempted to apologize. The
HELF FO* THOSE WHO ARE IN duke cut all explanations short and
ordered him to quit his service in­
TROUBLE.
Alter doctoring for about twelve stantly. As for the' boy, the duke
years for a bad stomach trouble, and was so delighted with his honesty
Sails From Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
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that he sent him to school and edu­
spending nearly five hundred dollars cated him at his own expense.—
Sails From Portland Wednesday at 8 P. M.
for medicine and ductor's fees, I Kansas City .Journal.
purchased my wife one box of
C. F. McCOLLUM, Agent, Phone Main 34 A Street Dock
An Eye to the Main Chance.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Lucinda had a large box of choco­
Tablets, which did her so ipuch good lates. Every few minutes she would
that she continued to use them and pass the box around to her mother
they have done her more good than and her mother’s visitors. “What
all of the medicine I bought before. a dear little thing!” exclaimed one
—S amuf . i . R over , Folsom, Iowa. of them. “She is the very soul of
generosity. Most children would
This medicine i» for sale by satisfy the dictates of conscience by
C. Y. Lowe. Samples free.
passing the box around once, but
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she seems to wish to share the
whole box with us.”
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IV od I Wanted
Lucinda’s- mother smiled know­
I wilt |uv the highest cash market ingly, and when tli« little girl went
price for wool of all kindsat Wright’s out of the room she said: “Don’t
meat market
count too much on Lucinda’s gener­
osity. I know it looks that way,
Oliver Waldvogel
but as a matter of feet she is mere­
ly working for herself. 1 don’t per­
Is Yoar Property For Sale? mit her to «al mudi candy, but the
We are constantly receiving inquiries from all
knows thet* every’time' eke peseee
part-^f the United States for #arms* Vineyards and
Country and City^Homes on the Pacific Coast. If
the I m « at.aftind ehe’ll get one heW-
your property Is for sale we «hall be glad to pla< e It
self. She ¿nows 1 won’t scold inwdk
on <mr list, and put gm in iMBr. t correspondence with
T hursday .............................
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The Eldorado
Rasmussen Bros., Props
The Opera
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
GROSS BROS
McKenzie,
The Tailor
Style and Fit Guaranteed
CLEANING AND PRESSING
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JV11 Work Done Promptly
Opposite Post Office
W. N. WRIGHT,
Bandon Meat Market
BREAKWATER
Cleaning and Pressing
Old Clothes Made New.
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We Know How. We Give Satisfaction.
.• Good work is our Succèss.
a large number of possible buyers.
Address,
TOWN A COUNTRY JOURNAL PfleCO
aao aacnaoN st ., » an pr B ncisc W, cafc.
Allen & Davidson
Allen & Davidson have moved their store into the new
Laird-Lowe Building and are ready to receive their pat­
rons their patrons there with full new' I rue of the best
in Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. Everything for
the table. Don’t forget the changed location.
Oakes Real Estate Co.
Ayants for
Sol« Aftaata far
Woolen
Mill
Oakes
Connecticut Fira Insurance
Addtion.
Addition
Company.
St. Paul Fire A Mufe- In-
'murance Company.
Breakwater
Addition
Phenix Fire Insurance Co.
We have the only lots within the Town Limits of Bandon
sold on the instalment plan.
us.
If you want results listWith
If you want to buy improved or unimproved prop­
erty, business lots or business chances, come and see us
we have them.
The largest list in Bandon to select
from, and always changing. Rents collected and interests
of non-residents looked after.
General information bureau end Notary Public.
Bakdon Fantatorium
Ladies' work made a Specialty.
Edward E. Oakes,
Manager
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QaBar HArd^are building, opposite Postoffice.
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