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S-it-t-C-Cí-ií-t-t The Elizabeth will sail for 3 F. Many Coming to Northwest THE Saturday night It \ Humor and J i s C R Wade, Esq., was in M*Afsh- I WHICH WILL INTEREST READERS OF THE RECORDER j Seattle, Wadi, July 14— Excep Philosophy 5 field this week on busine-s. AND tional prosperity for the Northwest A »x DV5CAA ff. SMITH \ •»*•*-*«*« »»3 333-»-3-3-3 3 >3>3 33333 S33 33-33 3 33333333333e’' Mrs. J. J. O’Neill returned Sal- this year is predicted by W. W. A fine baby boy was born to Mr. 1 urday from an extended visit w ith Broughton, traffic manager of the E. C. Roberts of Myrtle Point Way to and Mrs. Buckle on thé Hamblock relatives and friends in San Fran Great Noithem Railway, as the re was in Bandon Sunday. PERT PARAGRAPHS. cisco and northern California. sult of a bumper wheat crop. Mr Buy your first quality white cedar place Friday. Being loyal to one's friends Is praise Broughton studies wheat carefully worthy and also pleasant—if the parse Sam Johnson, the genid- purser Ed Ohman is hauling logs to the shingles from the Estabrook Co. t And on the Dispatch and U. S. mail each year and this time fie ob can stand the strain. E. N. Smith of Myrtle Point was river from his camp and will raf clerk left on the Fifield for San serves that the fanners are going to Money is the root of all evil, but it in Bandon this week looking after them down to the Aberdeen mill. Speaking of also supplies the pleasant fruit that He has nearly a million feet now Francisco and will take a well make a big killing. It to cover it with business affairs. the situation, Mr. Broughton says: grows on the branches. earned vacation. ready for business. Big dance at Oriental hall Satur T have come across the country Mr. Covell will leave on the Break Cedar Planking for bridge and day night. Plenty of good music street work. Estabrook C j . 26t water Saturday for Portland and slowly for the express purpose of and a fine time for all who attend it You can always buy it at th« from there will go to Seattle to getting out among the producers At the recent Grand Lodge of and wheat dealers to ascertain crop bring back a small grandchild Miss Etfiie Collier. Miss Ray Oregon Knights of Pythias, Lloyd conditions. Not for many years has whose mother died recently. Collier and Miss Kittie Wells of Co Rosa and Harry Morrison rep the vast stretch of country from quille spent a couple of days in our Word has been received here that resented the Delphi Lodge of Ban Minnesota to the S. und been so city the past week. don, and Mr. Morrison was appoint A. G. Erickson has secured a posi prolific with its wheat yield The Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook ed Deputy Grand Chancellor for tion with the government as dock crop in Washington state is especial warehouse. aitf this district. This is a distinction foreman at Ft. Stevens with a salaiy ly good and heavy. I have crossed Mrs. R. H. Rosa was elected of which he may well feel proud and of$100 per month attached. His the country many times but never Worthy Matron to till vacancy at a is only conferred upon a man who friends here will congratulate him did 1 see a people so happy and A. Garfield recent meeting of the local chapter is well posted in the workings of on his good success. contented wtth their lot as the farm O E. S. and Mrs. E. I. Hite was the Order. M ss Ida Rod'ne cue of the suc ers in the region tapped by the Mil. and Steamboat Work Our elected Associate Matron. cessful school teachers of Coos Great Northern and its branches. Beginning Monday July 19 the SPECIALTIES Kindness like virtue is its own re Joe Windle brought down a stand Racket Store will make a great re county died in a hospital in Marsii- Railways keep just as good account ward, which is fortunate for kindness. field July 12th, from complications of the crops as the banks and grain 27 it of bees, from his ranch near Lampa moval sale SPECIAL MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER resulting from an operation. She dealers. We also know what is If a generous impulse were to awake Monday, for M. G. Pohl Mr Last week's issue of the Silver T'ni nmi Shafting, (’«p ami Set Windle says this is a great bee State, published at Deer Lodge, was a sister of Miss Carrie Rodine doing in districts other than < urown. in some people it would be scared into Screws. Maciiii.e Bolls. Ripe the middle of next century by Its sur who formerly taught in the Bandon So it seems reasonable to say that country, and his bees are doing fine. contained an announcement that a roundings. ami Fittings, Brass Work school. with good crops from Minnesota i “ shirt waist social ” would be given — for sale —Cheap a good fire GENERAL REPAIRING Geo. H. Moore, who is one of to salt water from the Platte to Doing our duty is undoubtedly com class merchandise business. Inquire m that city on a certain date, and mendable, but It requires a great deal that “all ladies attending without the stockholders in the Cody Lum the Saskatchewan in Canada, the en of commendation to reconcile some of Pattern Shop in Connection of the Bandon Investment Corpora wearing shirtwaists would be fined. ” ber Co., arrived on the last Fifield tire West wiil enjoy remarkable us. tion. 2<tf 1 look for Good! Any one who would attend from Port Huron, Mich., and will prosperity this year. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cody return | without having common decency remain here for an indefinite period. the greatest travel the West has Some men are the salt of the earth, and some women are the pepper of so ed last Friday from Portland and I enough to wear a mere waistshirt He was accompanied by his friend ever seen between the middle of ciety. points in Washington where they should not only be fined, but be Mr. Pierce who will be remembered July and the middle of September. Indolence is a soporific that has put have been spending two or three thrown out also. as having been here for sore time --------- OOO—- many a better quality to sleep. weeks. They report a very pleasant last winter. Don’t be too late to get your All things are relative, but twine of time. Blow Restores Hearing Smoke Coquille -Valley P ippin share of bargains at the Racket us would sometimes like to deny tbe Newly furnished large light rooms W. S. Patterson and family of Store Removal Sale beginning and be convinced. 27 qt relationship. Telephone Electric Lights Santa Ana, Calif., are visiting the Monday July 19. 27 it Wm. Wade. Tom Goodale and Astoria, Or., July 14—Defective It often costs an effort to be kind Rented by single night, week or gentleman’s brother, C. H. Patterson month Southern Oregon alone expects to Sell Ireland returned last evening in his hearing since his birth, and charitable, and some of the results of this city. They have been in INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF from Roseburg, having made the John Jochinsen, 13 years old, by be bear witness to the fact. Washington visiting at various ship pears to the value of half a mil The BANDON STEAM LAUDRV From trip via Myrtle Point in about ing struck on the head by a base Desir« and Necessity. points for the past ten months and lion dollars this season. eleven hours running time. They A cot by tlie sea in the country. ball last night, has recovered from will spend a couple of months here. present indications, it is thought A beautiful mansion in toWn, A mine that was deep and exhaustless, Southern Oregon will send away had to stop a number of places to his infirmity. yacht that would never go down. See Spencer at the Estabrook 500 cars of pears to the Eastern remove stones and other obstr uc- Jochinsen’s hearing had been An A auto to scoot like the lightning, warehouse for reservations on the markets. The value of each carload tions. With a little repair work in such that he could make no pro A fanciful book to peruse, A diamond as large as a saucer. At Breakwater. 2itj Are some of the things I could use. is placed at $1000, making the the canon, it is believed that the gress in school, although he was trip ean be made regularly in twelve recognized by his teachers as a A wife who was pretty and charming, Other sec Walter J. Sabin of Redlands Cal., crop worth $500,000. THE RACKET STORE Job that was counted a snap, While j A A chair and Mrs. Chas. T. Clifford of Tulare tions of the state will increase the hours or less, allowing time for naturally intelligent boy. that was easy and ample BANDON, OREGON time when I choose for a nap, arrived on the Fifield to visit their value of the pear crop largely, mak meals. They expect to start the playing last evening, a throw ball I A And box of cigars at my elbow. Notions, Toys, Stationery, An Income that never would strike lather, A.B. Sabin. Mrs. Clifford ing a very large total for this regular auto service in a short lime. struck him in the head and he fell And plenty of leisure to travel —Times. to the ground. It was feared by j Are some of the things I would like will return to her home in a week or one great Oregon product. Hosiery, Chinaware, Overalls his companions that he hat' been 1 two, but Mr, Sabin will remain for A store that would furnish me credit Number 3 cedar for building pur and Shirts for men and boys Ask for Coquille Valley P ippin Nor growl if I chatwed to be slow. seriously injured but he Quickly Some an indefinite period. poses. See Estabrook Co. 26t f garments not threadbare or seedy, and have a good smoke. 27 qt boss who would give me a show, jumped to his feet and said some A A dollar or two In my pocket, All the local news in the Bandon Prentiss N. Gray, owner of the DO YOU WISH TO BUY HIGH A ticket that called for a feed At the regular meeting of Delphi thing in his head had broken. R ecorder . Subscription $i 50 motor boat Konocti, has signified A friend with an ear for my troubles. Lodge K of P. next Monday even It was immediately noticeable that Are some of the tilings that I need. per year. ing the following officers will be in his willingness to bring the racer the boy’s hearing, equal to that of A bed of some sort or another, Sltve Gallier is now mayor of stalled: Dr. L. P. Sorensen, chan here this fall for another test ot any of his companions, was restored. A dime for some coffee and pie. The price of a patch on my trousers, And Berries of all Description Bandon, and Herbert Manciet a cellor: Wm. McKay, vice chancel speed with E. H. Powers’ Gen A drink—It is fierce to be dry— i lowers then order from A nickel for ear fare and only councilman. If Rube Gardner had lor; C R. Wade, prelate; C. E. eral 11. The boats raced on the A stogie my feelings to salve, only held on as Marshal, Bandon Hollopeter, master of works; E. Sacramento river in May and the It Was Good Advice. A rest with a free lunch attachment. Are some of the things 1 must have. A wildly turbulent peasant was once would seem like a Cuiry county Lewin, master at arms; B. N. Her General won. The next race was Bandon, Ore., gen. agt. Coos Co. Nursery a witness in a trial liefore Chief Baron town, with Mrs. Walker as Post rington, keeper of records and seals; won by the Konocti. Motor boat O’Grady. The counsel, after pestering Explained. fans in California are anxious for a him for some time, put a question to "I wonder why so few men try to mistress—Port Orford Tribune. Notice to Contractors Nels Rasmussen, master of ex him which reflected on the witness' live up to a woman's ideal.” Smoke Coquille Valley P ippin chequer; Albert Garfield, master of final test between the two racers character. “Do you really?’’ Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be to settle the qestion of supremacy, “1 do. indeed.” received for lhe improvement and construction of “If ye ax me that again I’ll give ye a Best five cent cigar on the coast finance; |no. Langlois, inside guard; “Cease wondering right away, for I a portion of the county road in Road District No. and it is possible a number of en kick in the gob!’’ was the answer. 27-41 A. D. E. Perdue, outside guard. 19, Coos county, Oregon, known as the 'Ban will explain.” The counsel appealed to the court, thusiasts will be here from San don-Dairyville Road* from Johnson creek south “ Troceed. ” Mrs. A. B. Prentiss, wife of Dr. stating that an answer was necessary Rouse's coal at the Estabrook Francisco to witness the event. ward, according to the specifications on file with “Because so few of them can do a the to his client’s case, ending up with county clerk of Coos county, Oregon, and a A. B. Prentiss, dentist, who former Wirehouse. 2ltf —News. the query, “What would vonr lordship lightning change turn.” copy oi such specifications in the hands of S. J. ly lived in Marshfield, was honored advise me to do?” Culver, Special Road Master of R. D. No. 19. C. B. Zeek met with another ac <1. W. Carleton conducted an in Portland recently by being elect “If you are resolved to repeat the The Reverse. Five per cent of amount of bid to be deposi ted with the county clerk with bid and all bids ed Pocahontas of Kiwanda Council, auction at the race track yesterday cident Monday July 12th, as a re question,” replied the court. “I'd advise “Here is an article on TIow to Cap to be filed with the county clerk of Coos county, you to move a little frp'n the wit ture a Man,’ girls.” No It Degree of Pochontas of that forenoon and sold the foilo ving sult either of faulty material or ness.” “Pshaw, that Isn't the kind of knowl Oregon, on or before the 28th day of July A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. edge we are looking for!” city. Dr. Prentiss who has been horses belonging to the Hume es- faulty constructio 1 in side walk and The county court reserves the right to reject The Poultice Is a Barbaric Relic. street crossings. Mr. Zeek had a “ Isn ’ t it? ” state. The t amount of each sale ill is improving rapidly.—Times any and all bids. The poultice is a barbarous relic of I “No.” Dated this 12th day of July A. D. 1909. is not given, but the total amount similar accident about two months 27-2t S. J. CULVER, —FOR SALE— A good standard received was $105 more than was ago near the McKinnis place. This the days of witch burning. The typ- j “What are you looking for, then?” leal home poultice is made of flaxseed. 1 “How to let one go.” Special Road Master of R. D. No. 19. bred horse four years old buggy and expected. Requa and Lettitia time he was near the laundry. Mr. It is a soggy, unsavory, germ Infested harness or will sell seperate. Will were bought by J. J. McDonald; Zeek is now confined to his home instrument of torture. Clapped upon Alluring. Notice to Contractors He heard the call of duty. take a good milch cow for part Tiwana was bid in by N K. Wise and is under medical treatment as the suffering baby's chest. It interferes And he hurried at the sound. wltfi the poor child's breathing, infects He thought he saw some profit« pay. Call on or address W. F 1 man; Tressie by (). J. Seeley, and the result of stepping on a plank his skin with the germs that cause Notice is hereby given that sealed bids wiil be In the background lurking round. received far the improvement and construction of Waite, Bandon, Ore. 24 qtx. Yo San, with colt by Skipper, was which broke and let him fall through pimples and boils and makes him un a portion of lhe county road in Road District bearably uncomfortable and unhappy. No, 19, Coos county, Oregon, known as the The Depth«. Norton. dislocating his knee joint and badly Tlie heat In the poultice Is its only —WANTED—A cook at Knapp’s j purchased by F. P. Two sports met. “I hear,” said one, "Bandon Bear Creek Road," according to the Hotel Port Oford. Address. L. 1 Rhodes’ galloper Abby was also spraining the ligaments. His injury valuable feature. The dampness does “that Bilkins is on the water wagon.” specifications on hie with the county clerk of and the flaxseed i-i as Inert as Coos county, Oregon, and a copy of such speci “Worse than that.” K napp , Port Orford, Ore. itx sold, going to N. T. Jolliffe for $305 is very severe if not permanent and damage, fications in the hands of S. J. Culver, Special so much sawdust or breakfast food. “ How is it possible? ” it will be at least several months be Why not use hot water l-ags or, bet Road Master, of R. D. No. 19. Wm Blanchard a resident of Marsh —News. “Riding the buttermilk cart.” f ive per cent of amount of bid to be deposited ter still, hot cloths? Delineator with the county clerk with bid and ail bids tn be field committed suicide Fridv morn The class in writing and drawing fore he entirely recovers. THE TALK OF THE TOWN Cheapest, Safest Most Sanitary Preserve Fruits JELLY Pure Paraffine Bandon Drug Co. Bandon Foundry & Machine Shop ROOMS and LODGING Big Removal Sale Grade Fruit Trees M. G. POHL ing on a hill in South Marshfield 1 that commences its sessions on by shooting himself with a revolver ' next Monday promises to be a large Blanchard had not been well for 1 one. The ability to write a good some time being a sufferer from slant is a valuable acquisition. The Bright's disease for a number of decided improvement in hand writ- years. He left home Thursday ' ing accomplished by Prof. Hanshaw, night and when he did not return when here before, is well known. search was instituted. The body “That advertising brings results was found by John Hogland.- Har was clearly demonstrated to me Fri bor. day morning,” remarked Henry Mrs. John McMonies of Portland, I Sengstacken, “About 6 o’clock, my mother of Mrs. Hunt and sister ot telephone bell rang and I got up Dr. Rossiter, arrived^here last Fri 1 fully expecting to hear of someone day for a visit at the Hunt and being ill or of somthing serious. Rossiter homes. She was accom It was merely a man who wanted a panied by her daughter Mrs. C. L. ; job of slashing at Eastside that I Raymond of Gaston and Miss Ger had advertised in the want columns trude Hunt who has been at Salem of the Times the night before. Next for some time. Miss Hunt will now time. I guess I'll have toattach mv be at home with her parents Capt. office hours to the ad, to save being and Mr». Hunt. 1 awakened during the mghL—Times He Got the Teacher. A man called at a grammar school in a large city to see one of the teachers ARRIVED and. uncertain just which was the July ii—Advance, Ogidinssen, room he wanted, noted the liell buttons in tlie main corridor. Ho pressed one from S F. light. * of them. His surprise was groat when July 12—Wilhelmina, Christen soon after the sound of the g<>ng chil dren and teachers fled fortli from the sen, from C B., 54 tons mdse rooms, all in orderly line and July 14—Bandon, Ewart, from S various with no excitement or crowding The F . 35 tons mdse for Bandon, 54 visitor had pressed the button which called for the fire alarm drill practice, tons of Coos Bay. M MARINE July 12—Fifield, Jensen, from S F, 52 tons mdse, 20 passengers SAILED R Nothing L« m j I I i Useful to Flirt«. A young man called on a patent ex pert and showed him nn idea lie want ed protected. It was In the form of j an engagement ring “Rut.” said tlie ex]>ert. examining tlie very ordinary looking circlet, "what is there patentable about this?’ "It is adjustable, sir." said the In vertor proudly. —Ixmdon Answers. Will Do. “What kind of a play did you wish, madam?” “One in which every part U a star part.” “Oh. for ama teurs!” July 12 —Ruby, Mehlberg for San 1 •» Pedro, 400 m lumber. July 12—Wilhelmina, Christen Mean Enough. sen for C B, 57 tons mdse “Jones is In bad at home.” July 14—Fifield, Jensen, for S “Whut js the trouble?” F, 412 m lumber. 164 m lath, 4 “He refuses to pay more than Ma There is no greater grief than in tons butter, 40 empty barrels, 2 misery to turn our thoughts back to yearly income for a hat for bitt wife." “Why, the old tightwad!” empty cans, 8 passengers. ( happier times —Dante hied with the county clerk ol Coos county, Ore gon. on or before the 28th day of July A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. The county court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated thia 12th day of July A. D. 1909. 27-21 S. J. CULVER. Special Road Master of R. D., No. 19. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department ot the Interior. U. S I .and Office at Roseburg, Ore. July 12. 1909. Notice is hereby given that Ella M Rea, nee Sackett, of Bandon, Oregon, who, on April 22, I‘<04, made Homestead Entry. No. 13489, S. R 03714, for lots 10 and II, nw 1-4, se 1-4, ne 1-4 sw 1-4, section 3, township 30 south, range 14 west. Willamette Meridian, has hied notice of intention to make Imai five year proof, to es tablish claim to the land above described, be fore G. T. Treadgold. U. S Commisaioaer, at Bandon. Oregon, on the 21 at day oi August, 1909. ( laimanl names as witnesses: Robert Walker, of Bandon, Oregon Sylvester Shields, of ames Cope, of “ I lackson of BENJAMIN L. EDDY. 27-6 Register. f