*&&****£3 3 9-3-a?J 3 5-5 3 a-3-3-9 3 -a a a >3»93-se C. E. Atherton of Bandon was a •Harry Morrison and Geo Emery of, of the hand was badly lacerated. Way to this city were Marshfield visitors | Dr. Houston dressed the wound anti Marshfield visitor Friday. the last report that we received the One lot of shoes going at less than Friday. boy was getting along all right. And cost Coumerilh Christensen Co. it Ceo. Rockwell and Peter Me Col. Frank Touvelle, a ranched Dougal ot Bandon were in Marsh i Capt. Bowman of this city left living near Medford, Oregon is said field a couple of days last week last Sunday for Portland where he to have produced a deep-rooted I« to cover it with Dale Brrrows says he will have vine which brings forth three crops will make his future home. ,-ork for a year now and it will be ot berries in a season, which result Bargains in hats at the Bargain well greased. He won’t have to has been obtained by grafting alfalfa Store. 26 it buy any lard. You can always buy it at the roots on the roots of a strawberry A fine seven pound boy was born Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Dwiggins vine. Alfalfa roots deeply and pro­ to Prof, and Mrs. E. B. Kausrud and liitle son Dick ca ne over from duces three to five crops a vear Tuesday morning July 6th. Marshfield Friday and will remain vithout irrigation. It occurred to THE HISTORY OF JIM JONF.S Don’t fail to see the bargain here indefinitely. him that strawberries might do the counters at Coumerilh-Christensen same if the vine could hr made to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gage and Co's. it Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Dollar came extend down far enough, so as to Jim Jon«---he was an editor---that is he tried be; C. Timmons left Friday tor his down from Coquille Saturday, re­ receive moisture hom the soil He to bought himself a hand-press, an’ he started throughout the season. — Scientific home in Astoria after an extendtd turning home Monday. in to see American. business visit in Bandon Jes’ what there was in editin', but when he’d Bargain Store will keep open canvassed round, A party of business men compose You will save money by trading every night until 8 o’clock this will Some fifteen hundred editors in that same town give the people plenty of time to of A. McNair, M. Breuer, Steve at the Bargain Store. 26 it he found. do their trading. 26 it Gallier, R. H. Rosa, J. C. Shields, Next week we will publish t hey all knew more about it than Jone could Chris Rasmussen and O. A. Trow­ They say Colonel Rosa is respon ­ hope to know; extracts from Rev. A. Haberly’s ad bridge went to Coquille Wedne d iv They told him; you must run her Jones, jes* so sible for the dampened condition of dress at the dedication of the Ban­ to insist on the county court stick­ an* so an’ so! the atmosphere Monday. He had don school building. ing to the proposition of paying Be sure and boom the Baptists-- they’re bound just completed an irrigation ditch to to help you out— Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook run water on his spud patch, “and dollar for dollar into this road dis An ’ give the good old Methodists a big salvation trict for all the extra money that warehouse. 2itf the next day it rained.“ shout! could be raised for improving roads. Dr. H. M. Brown made the last Don’t forget the shoe sale at the After the proposition was made, the ‘ Give every man a notice­ round trip to San Francisco on the down Bargain Store prices that will district voted a tax on itself to Elizabeth and transacted busines« Whenever Major Jinks is seen perambulatin' surprise you. 26 it raise funds and because of this the round; in that city while there. court did not wan* to come through Put in a few flee locals for all the stores, an* Wm. Doyle and Win. Caughell Buy your first quality white cedar give of Wedderburn passed through here however the business men succeeded shingles from the Estabrook Co. d Each man a free subscription---!! you want in showieg the court that this dis ­ last Friday on their way to Marsh­ your sheet to live;’’ There will be a meeting of the field with five head of horses belong­ trict was entitled to all there was W. C. T- U. on Thursday July 15 ing to the Hume estate which were coming and secured a promise to Well, Jones, he done jrs’ as they they'd make a row; come down and investigate condi at 2:30 p. m. at the M. E. Church. sold at auction in that city. But the more he tried to please ’em all, the tions some time this month and do Mrs. Sumner, President. mote they told him how; Fine job work a specialty tha something for the district. Until at last he took the book an* laid it on .—F or sale —Cheap a good fire R ecorder office. “Work done the shelf; OOv----- class merchandise business. Inquire while you wait.’’ Then run the paper in the ground an* loitered it of the Bandon Investment Corpora­ himself! MARINE Cedar Planking for bridge and —Atl anta C onstitution. tion. 2qtf street work. Estabrook C i. 26t f ARRIVED — OOO— Thos Hanly of Larnpa, who had July 1 —Sohr Oregon, Mehlberg, Mrs. J. Johnson and daughter the misfortune to have the small Hattie left on the Elizabeth for from S F.» ballast. Advertise in the R ecorder ami you will get results. bone of his right leg fractured as San Francisco and will spend a July 5—Elizabeth, Olsen, from S I the result of a horsefall se veral weeks couple of months in West Berkeley F, 85 tons mdse. 5 tons machinery, ago is able to be around again. Ordinance No. 135 visiting friends and relatives. 5 tons wool, 9 pass-mgets. i< an Ordinance entitled an ordinance Number 3 cedar for building pur­ July 6—Wilhelmina, Christensen, Tins» Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Waite are regulate public places of amusement, and to poses. See Estabrook Co. 26t f close the same after midnight, and provide for the proud parents of a hue baby from Coos Bay, 65 tons mdse. the punishmentgoi the violation of this ordi­ July 7 — Ruby, Korth, from San girl born July 3rd. Miss Pearl Walker left Friday nance. THE CITY OE BANDON DOES OR­ Pedro, light. morning for Portland and Seattle Prof, and Mrs. H. C- Ostien. and DAIN AS FOLLOWS: SAILED She will visit the A. Y. P. Exposi­ son Tom W. Sec. I. i hat hereafter, w hen this ordinance E. Craine and shall have gone into full force and effect it shall tion and will also stop at Astoria daughters Erma and Pearl and Miss July 2 —San Buena Ventura, Berg- be unlawful for any proprietor, manager, agent, and visit her friend Miss Timmons Nora Gibson, left today for Craine’s erson, for S F, t8o m lumber. clerk or other representative of any proprietor, firm, person or corporation owning, controlling before she returns. camp where they will take a few July 2—Fitiield, Jensen, for S F, ' or otherwise opera ling public places of business described to conduct the same after Reduced prices this week in every days outing. 9 tons butter and cheese, 8 tons Miereafter midnight on any night of the week, or before six department in our store. Coumerilh This week the Bargain Stole is wool 10 cds wood, 295 m lumber, 1 o’clock A. M„ which places of bu mess are hereby designated and commonly known Christensen Co. it going to have a big shoe sale com­ 367 poles, 150 m lath. 7 passengers howling alleys, billiard halls, card rooms, skating miks, or any other places of busines.. where 20 per cent July 6--Wilhelmina, Christensen, • public While posing for a picture Sun­ mencing July 9 to 15. games or amusements areoperatecj for profit 26 it for Coos Bay, 1 ton mdse. or gain. Provided however that this section day, the two year old child of Mr. o f the regular price. not apply to card or other parties given by and Mrs. Wm. Matheny of Lang July 8—Elizabeth, Olsen, for S , shall lodges, clubs or other organizations or to publ c Miss Winnie McNair has started a lois, fell to the floor from a box kindergarten class and has quite a F, 225 m lumber. 6 tons butter, dances which are of entirely social nature, whether the same be given for profit or not, where it was standing and broke its number of pupils already enrolled 7 cases woolen goods, 20 tons unless the same be operated as a business whereupon this section shall not then apply. collar bone. The child was brought Miss McNair took a special course mdse and 15 passtn jeis. Sec. 2. That any person or persons, linn or to town and Dr. Kelley set the u this line at Albany college and is corporation, or any agent thereof convicted before the municipal court of the violation of this ordin­ bone. especially well prepared for the THE TALK OF THE TOWN. Cheapest, Safest Most Sanitary the Home Preserve Fruits JELLY Pure Paraffine WE are complete house­ Bandon Drug Co. furnishers and have the best stock and the best prices in Coos County. (JWe will sell you any­ thing to make your home beautiful from a carpet tack to a Brussels rug or anything you may want in the house furnishing line Woodruff & Turner The House-Furnishers AJAN » A 320 Acres South African Veteran Bounty Land Certificate Issued by the Department of the Interior, Govern­ ment of Canada, Ottawa, under the Volunteer Bounty Act, 1908. Good for 320 acres of any dominion land open for entry in Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba. Any person over the age of 18 years, MAN OR WOMAN, can acquire this land with this certificate without further charge. For immediate sale, $800. l I C. R Moore returned on the Elizabeth Monday morning from Port Huron and other Michigan points where he had been visiting for the past six weeks, He reports a fine time and is looking as if he really had all the sport there was going. work. Old papers at the R ecorder o lice five cents a bundle. The Coquille Herald of last week says that Mesdames Rhinehart and Garby, and their sister Miss Pigg, and the children of the former of Glenn’s Ferry Ida. arrived —L ost —A yellow dog, part blood yesterday on their way to Bandon hound, has strip around neck. Re­ to visit with Vrs. Coia Stillwell ward. Finder please leave par­ mother sister. ticulars at the R ecorder office. Melford Sill, the little son of Mr. 24 3t and Mrs. M. L. Sill, fell from the Oscar Wiren, co-operative ob­ back steps of the Rosa Co’s, build­ server of Bandon reports the rainfall ing on to the mini flats Tuesday for June 19093s follows: 87 hun afternoon with the result that his dreths of an inch. Cloudy and leg was broken. Drs. Rossiter and rainy days 16, clear days 14. The Houston were called and set the rainfall for the corresponding month bone and the little fellow is resting of 1908 was 1 inch and 69 huadreths quite easy now. Melford is a of an inch. 7 popular youngster around town and —FOR sale —A good standard he wilj be greatly missed while he is bred horse four years old buggy and laid up, but all are glad that he was harness or will sell seperate. Will not more seriously hurt take a good milch cow for part The Oregon State Teachers’ As­ pay. Call on or address W. F. sociation completed its ninth an­ Waite, Bandon, Ore. 24 4tx. nual convention at Albany during Writing Lessons ance shall be punished by a fine of not less than five ($5) nor more than fifty ($50) dollars (or each offense, or fry imprisonment not to exceed ten (10) days in the discretion of the court. C. R WADE. Recorder. Approved this 30th day of June, I’XY). (SEAL] STEPHEN GALLIER. Mayor. We are informed that Prof. Han­ shaw is about to organize a class in writing and drawing and will com­ mence a five weeks term of les­ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION sons on Monday July icth. Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, The lessons will be given in the June 23. I 909. school building in the high school Notice is hereby given that Ellen W. Gouty, whose postoffice address is Bandon, Oregon, did, room, commencing af 9 a. m. on the 28th day of January, 1909, file in this forenoons only on Monday, Tues­ office Sworn Statement and Application, No. to purchase the n 1-2 of nr 1-4, section day and Wednesday of each week. 02738, 18, township 29 south, range I I west, Willam- The Professor’s qualifications as a rtte Meridian, and the limber thereon, under the ( of the act of June 3, 1878, and a L. 1 teacher of writing and drawing are provisions amendatory, known as the " Timber and Stone well known here and the opportunity Law,’ at such value as might be fixed l»v ap- praisemrnt, and that, pursuant to such application, will be an excellent one for all who 1 the land and timber thereon have been appraised, need improvement in writing or $200 00; the timlief estimated 230,000 board | at $0.50 per M, and the land nothing, that desire to acquire ability n the i feet said applicant will offer final proof in support ot valuable accomplishment of drawing her applicat on and sworn statement on th<- 7th I day of September, 1909, before G. 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