Bandon recorder., July 22, 1909, Image 8

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Butter wrappers of a’l sizes for
safe at this office.
Brain Leaks
Ask fur Coquille \ alley I IPPIN
and have a good smoke. 27 4t
<»ircl ¡n t|u. |)Ush ¡s worth (wo
lhe |wl.
A good start has been made if
you begin the day right.
It is easier to select a text than it
is to preach a sermon.
About the only thing sure to
come to him who waits is old age.
Are there any cooks left who
know how to make elderberty pie?
We hope some music never
sounded like the “critique” thereof.
Satan's busy season is when the
churches close tor the* summer.
The owl has achieved a reputa-
tion for wisdom by merely looking
; wise.
,
Barking dogs may not
bite but you can't always
when they will quit barking.
All the world's stage, and a lot
of trouble is caused by people who
should be content to serve as
“supes” trying to enact the leading
roles.
Do You Eat Meat?
Of course you do, and you can get the choicest
A. M. Prentiss of Marshfield was
in all kinds of fresh and salt meats, bolognas,
C. Long of Bandon was in Marsh­
Win. Sellmer is in Curry county in Bandon this week on business.
minced ham and prepared meats of all kinds at the
field a couple of days last week.
this week on business.
Don’t fail to see the new crockery
Buy your first quality white cedar
E. A. Howey of Coquille was a at Wo.idruff and Turners’. The
shingles from the Estabrook Co. t Bandon visitor Wednesday.
best place to buy.
Clenn and Sanitary
C. S. Kaiser, wife and baby are
Fresh stock of White House and
Fine job work a specialty at
i
visiting at the Gebhart home in Blue Ribbon Shoes at Rosa Co's.
R ecorder office, “Work done
Marshfield.
Store.
while you wait.”
MARINE
A ten pound boy was born to Mr.
The Elizabeth will sail from Ban-
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
AHKIVEP
Prof.
Hanshaw
has
secured
a
class
don 9 for San Francisco, Monday and Mrs. Tenl rook Suuday morn­
of nearly fifty pupils in his writing
ing.
July 16—Elizabeth. Olsen, from
July 26.
and drawing school,
They are
S.
F., 126 tons mdse, 15 passengers
H. Adolpbson passed through this making good progress and are well
Col. Coach returned last week
July 19—Wilhelmina. Christensen,
from Seattle where he has been in city Tuesday night en route for hi- pleased with the work, New pupils
from
C. B., 40 tons mdse
home
in
Port
Orford.
Indrstr uctable Cylinder Records 35c
attendance at the big fair.
can enroll at any time, The tuition
DoubleDisc Records, at the price
SAILED
for
the
remaining
four
weeks
of
the
Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook
Miss Anna I.inn of Me Cleoud,
of one,
-
.
65c
July 18 —Ruby, Korth, for S. F,,
Calif., is visiting with her brothers term will be $4.00, payable at the
warehouse.
21 if
421 m lumber
end of the term,
This is a good
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rosa left Wm. and Gus Linn of this city.
Steel I Fibre Needles
Julv 18 Elizabeth, Olsen, for S.
opportunity for any who desire to
last Friday for Seattle where they
C. S. Hubbard received word
F., 250 m lumber, 65 cds match­
A large assortment of Re­
become proficient with the pen.
will spend a couple of weeks.
Monday that his mother Fannie C.
wood, 6 tons butter, 40 m lath, 3 cords always on hand. If
For fruit jars, Woodruff and
All the local news in the Bandon Hubbard died Sunday at her home
passengers
we have not got the one
Subscription $1-50 in Seaside. The cause of her death Turner have on hand a lot of
R ecorder .
you
want we will get it for
July 19—Wilhelmina, Christen-
was cancer of the stomach. Mrs. second hand fruit jars at 50 cents a
per year.
you
sen, for C. B., 20 cds wood, 15 tons
Hubbard leaves a husband, three dozen. also a few second hand
ntdse.
H. Hongell returned Saturday sons and two daughters.
stoves at reduced prices.
Some Eggs and Butter
from Marshfield where he had been
July 20—.Bandon, Ewart, for S.
Now is the time to buy your lace
looking after business affairs for
F.,
340 tn shingles, 4690 R R.
curtains, 10 per cent reduction on
There were 200,000,000 dozen ties. 271 m lumber.
several days.
Lampa Notes
all lace curtains at Woodruff &
eggs laid by Nebraska hens in 1908.
Donald Charleston was over from Turners' the house furnishers.
This is a total of 1,200,000,000
Coos Bay Sunday and Monday,
R. Pomeroy was called to Texas eggs. These eggs would average
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Carey, of
City Transfer
looking after business affairs and
on
Wednesday
of
last
week
to
see
two
inches
in
length.
If
laid
in
a
Grand Rapids, Mich., are visiting
All kinds of draying and transier-
visiting with his family.
the lady's father Col. Coach, ami Mrs. Pomeroy who left here some­ double row, ends touching, these ing
FOR SALE—mill wood
A. Garfield
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Powers, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. time ago for a visit with relatives in eggs would have reached 13,381
rom Cody's mill $2.00 per load.
s
and Mrs. Orene oi Marshfield, anil Cody.
Mr. and Mrs.
Carey the Lone Star State, while there it miles further than the railroad Coil sold and delivered at lowest Mil. and Steamboat Work Our
a lady friend ftom Minneapolis wen- were married in June and they are was deemed advisable for her to mileage built in the United States prices.
J. Jenkins, Prop.
SPECIALTIES
taking in Bandon sights Tuesday.
taking their honeymoon trip in the have an operation performed, which • n 1908. If laid in a ribbon five
was successfully accomplished and feet wide they would have made a
SPECIAL
machines built to order
Smoke Coquille Valley P ippin . west.
Notice of Street Assessment
the patient seemed to be getting sidewalk of eggs reaching from
Best five cent cigar on the coast
M. G. Pohl received a card from along so nicely that arrangements
This is a notice of Street Assessment for
Tnrned Sufiftiug, Cup and Het
Omaha to Ogden
In the same Improvement, given and made pursuant to an
27-4» Franklin
Screws. Mitch 1 Lt) Bolts. Pipe
Dye, secretary of the were being made to bring her to her
order of the common council at a regular meet­
year
Nebraska
manufactured
and Fittings, Brass Work
35.-
Most everybody around town was State Board of Agriculture of New home on the river by her husband 000,000 pounds of butter, It would ing thereof held upon the 15th day of July, 190*),
and the owners of the following designated prop­
GENERAL REPAIRING
well supplied with fish Monday af Jersey stating that he, Mr. Dye, when he received tidings she did require 1,166 freight cars to hau erly will take notice that pursuant to Ordinance
No. 112, providing for the improvement of a
ter the blast.
There were smelt, would be in Portland, August ¡6 not seem as well.
He left at once that much butter, making a train portion
of Spruce street, the foflowing assess­ Pattern
Shop in Connection
perch, herring and other fish galore and 17 and that he would be pleased for Texas.
nine miles Jong, or thirty-three ments are levied, and entered in the Docket oí
to see Mr. Pohl at that time. These
City Liens, to-wit:
Mr. |W. H. Thomas, the well height trains of thirty-five cars Block 6, lot I, M. W. Kennedy,
Cedar Planking for bridge and gentlemen are old tinie friends, Mr.
$101 65
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
" 8, Wm 1 urner,
597
each.
known
pioneer
logger,
who
sold
his
street work. Estabrook C >.
2<>t Pohl having served as a membet
“ 4 and 5, Dunham,
I
Department of the Interior
fine ranch on Fishtrap some time
And yet there are lots of 11s woo
Boak and Siglin.
59 20
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Dr. Perkins has received word of the New Jersey Board of Agricul
“ north half,-------White,
4L 90
July 14. 1909.
ago, and accompani d by his son- continue to wonder why the price
“ south half, G. A. R.,
140 00
from his four children that they ar­ ture, himself, many years ago.
Notice is hereby given that John R. Stillwell,
in-law J ¡bn McVay, the popular of eggs and butter remained so al-
“
12 west frontage, J. P. Tupper,
165 90 of Bandon, Oregon, who, on Septembers, 1904,
rived at their destination in Mary
LOST—On the beach between valley dariryman left these parts titudinous.—The Commoner.
This notice is given for a period of ten day. made Homestead Entry, No. 13755 (03821),
or three issues of this paper, the first being 22d for w 1-2 ne 1-4, se 1-4 ne 14 and nw 1-4
land all right and are getting along the lookout and the jetty, a ladies’
about a month ago with the inten­ I
day of July, 1909, and the third and last the 5th se | 4, section 25, township 29 south, range 15
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nicely.
gold watch, hunting case of size tion of buying a large stock ranch
day of August, l*M)9.
w, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice oi in­
Notice is hereby given, that if the above assess­ tention to make final five year proof, to establish
To
Construct
Jetty
Elgin
Movement,
with
initials
“
C.
in Mexico.
By comparison they
At the meeting of I. O. O. F.
ments be not [raid to C. Y. Lowe, the city treas­ claim to the land above describd. before G. T.
urer within 20 days from and after the said 5th Treadgold. U. S. Commissioner, at hu office us
lodge last Wednesday night the M. C.” engraved on case. Liberal find Coos County is a veritable
day of August, 19(F), and a duplicate receipt Bandon, Oregon, on the 1st day of September,
J. A. Lawhead is in this city and therefor filed with the city recorder, then the 1909.
following officers were installed: C rewaril given on return of same to paradise with its incomparable cli­
mate, rich soil and .evergreeu pas­ will | »roceed at once to the con- common council may in its descretion order that a Claimant names as witnesses:
F. Thomas, noble grand, R. B this office it
warrant be issued by the recorder and directed
ames Adams of Bandon, Oregon,
Derby, vice grand; A. ] Hartman
Gentlemen, if you are wanting a tures and manifold industries and structi'on of the jetty across the to the marshal to levy upon each lot so delin­
(obert P. Hunt of
and collect by safe such assessments in the
ohn I ucker of
secretary; L. J. Radley, treasurer. fine dress shoe that fits and wears opportunities for intelligent effort. river which is to protect the resi- quent,
manner provided by law for the collection of
ames L' Foster of
Mr.
Thomas
has
again
purchased
dence
of
the
light
The appointive officers were not in see the new line at R. H
house keepers, delinquent taxes.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
property in our county and will Mr. Lawhead is in the employment Dated at Bandon Oregon, this 22d day of 28-6t
stalled at this meeting.
Rosa Co’s. Store.
July, 1909.
C. R. WADE,
E. Lewin had the misfortune to engage in business here again and of the government as an inspector
Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook
City Recorder.
28-3t
Mr.
McVay
will
again
take
up
of
public
works.
W.
Notice to Contractors
H.
Logan
has
break a rib Monday, 1 fe was carry -
warehouse.
2itf
dairying,
business
in
which
he
has
the contract for building the jetty
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be
Services at the Methodist Episco ing a board and one end struck the made a great success owing to his and as soon as the work is started
received for the improvement and construction of
.vail sending the other end against
a portion of the county road in Road District No.
pal Church Is follows on Sunday:
19, Coos county, Oregon, known as the 'Ban­
him
with such force as to brin^ untiring energy and by using up Mr. Lawhead will go to Cape Blanco
Sunday School 10 a. mx Preaching
don-Dairy ville Road* from Johnson creek south­
wheie he will do some inspection
about the above result.
Dr. to-date methods.
ward. according to the specifications on file with
followed by Sacrament of the Lords
work.
the county clerk of Coos county, Oregon, and a
Houston set the fractured member
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Supper by Rev. M. C. Wire D. I)
copy of such specifications in the hands of S. J.
HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
and Mr. Lewin is getting along nice­
Culver, Special Road Master of R. D. No. 19.
at 11 a. m.
Epworth League 7 p
Good Roads at Fair
Five per cent of amount of bid to be deposi­
Notice
ly now
tn. Preaching by pastor 8. p. m
ted witli the county clerk with bid and all bids
In the calf case, tried in Judge
to be filed with the county clerk of Coos county,
You are invited to all these ser­
Notice is hereby given that the
Oregon, on or before the 28th day of July A. D.
Seattle. July 20—For the first
Topping
’
s
court
Tuesday
in
which
vices.
R. H. Allen, Pastor.
1909, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Board
of
Directors
of
School
District
Adam Pershbaker was plaintiff anil time at any World’s Fair, a sep­
The county court reserves the right to reject
Smoke Coquille Valley P ippin Diana T. Barrows defendant, the arate building has been devoted to No. 60 of Coos county, Ore., will
any and all bids.
Steam Herron Brauulit
Dated this 12th day of July A. D. 1909.
receive sealed bids through the
27 4t
and be convinced.
jury rendered a verdict in Fivor of the Good, Roads exhibit at the
27-2t
S. J. CULVER,
COURTEOUS
TRETMENT
district clerk at Bullards, Oregon,
Special Road Master of R. D. No. 19.
D. A. Patterson made blast of a the defendant. L. A. Lilijeqvist of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
This building is permanent and until 6 o’clock p. m. Attg. 5 for
rock in the river just back of the Coquille was attorney for Mr. Persh
building a new school house in
Gallier Hotel Monday noon and baker, while G. T Treailgolil ap­ was erected at a cost of $10,000.
Notice to Contractors
said
district, Plans and specifica-
It will lie used by the University of
succeeded in shattering completely peared for the defense.
Notice it hereby giveji that sealed bids will be
HANDON
OREGON
Washington as a school of Good tions on file with said clerk.
so there will lie no danger of boats
received lor the improvement and cotulruclion of
Old papers at the R ecorder of­
The Board reserves the right to
a portion of the county road in Road District
Roads after the Exposition.
running against it inthe future. Mr
fice five cents a bundle.
No, 19, Coos county, Oregon, known as the
reject
any and all bids.
The exhibits are arranged to
Patterson has done hue work in all
’Bandon Beat Creek Road,* according to the
Dated
July
22,
1909.
ÖANDON TRANSFER
specific ations on Me with the county clerk of
Mr. Boyd was badly bruised up work out for the benefit of the
the blasts he has made and is gain
Coos county, Oregon, and a copy of such speci­
R.
W.
B
ullard , Clerk.
C.
H.
P
atters
«
>n
<t
S
on
last
w'eek,
by
a
horse
falling
with
people of the northwest, the economy
ing great recognition as a successful
fications in the hands of S. J. Culver, Special
Road Master, of R. D. No. 19.
mm. He was trying to head off a of all the important pavementsand
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diver.
Doy and General Delivery
h ive fier cent of amount of bid to be deposited
cow'
and
while
the
horse
was
going
roads
Number 3 cedar for building put-
Nation Won’t Buy From
Mi .‘tH|all bouts.
Ordersjearefully handled with the county clerk with bid and all bids to be
filed with the county clerk of Coo. county, Ore­
at full speed it stumbled, throwing
In the large room to , the left of
puses. See Estabrook Co. 26t f
8ANDON
OREGON gon, on or before the 28th day of July A. D.
Trusts
Mr. Boyd to the ground with ter­ the main entrance has been placed
I9ff9, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The North Bend team of the Coos
T he countjMuiurt reserves the right Io reject
rible force. At last report he was a model of the Deception Pass
County Base Ball League has dis
any and all l»iW
getting along as well as could be quarry which will soon be put in
Washington, D. C., July 17 -
Dated thia 12th day of July A D. 1909.
banded and now there are but three
27-2t
S. J. CULVER.
ezpected under the circumstances.
operation
by
the
State
of
Washing]
Secretary
of
War
Dickinson
has
is
­
teams in the league, Marshfield,
Special Road Master of R. D.. No. 19.
Manager C. J. Millis, Surveyor ton. All of the equipment of this sued a new’ rule for the purchase of
Coquille and Myrtle Point The
Harbor intimates that base ball was Whereat and the master mechanic quarry is reproduced in minature to supplies for the army. He directed
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
not a paying proposition in Not th of the local railroad were in Myrtle represent the state plant, which is Brigadier General Sharpe, the com
Department ol the Interior,
It is probably the best quarry in the missary general to enter into no
Bend, owing to the fact that there • oint the first of the week.
U. S. Land Ofbce at Roseburg, Ore.
July fl 1909.
were so many “tight wads” who understood that the object of their United States for producing road contract with any corporation that MeCALL PATTERNS
Notice 11 hereby given that Ella M. Rea. nee
Celebrated for style, perfect fit, simplicity and
building
material.
is a party to a trust or combination
visit was to consider the advisability
reliability nearly 40 years. Sold in nearly Sackett, of Bandon, Oregon, who, on Apnl 22.
“coon fenced" the game.
every city and town in the United States and I*M>4, made Homestead Entry, No. I 3489, S. R
Models
of
different
sections
of
n restraint trade, or their agents.
cf building a sidetrack to a gravel
Canada, or by mail direct. More sold thin
Dressmaker late from San Fran-
any other make. Send for free catalogue. 03714, for lots 10 and II, nw 1-4, se 1-4, ne
bed in the northern edge of town, road, together with minature road
1-4 sw 14, section 3, townihio 30 south, range
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Met ALL’S MAGAZINE
cisco will do dressmaking at home
More subscribers than any other fashion 14 west, Willamette Meridian, lias filed notice of
the gravel being desired for ballast building machinery, are placid in
magazine million a month. Invaluable. Lat­ intention to make final five year proof, to e»-
or go out by day. Address by mail
Presbyterian Church
In the south
ent styles, patterns, dressmaking, millinery,
on the road bed, Mr. Millis thinks the exhibit room.
plain
sewing, fancy needlework, hairdressing, labli.Ji claim to the land above described, be­
Miss I. Epp.
It
Senices will be held at the Pres­
etiquette, good stories, etc. Only fiO cents a fore G. T. 1 readgold, U. S. Commissioner, at
that the time will come when the front room is the laboratory testing
iear (worth double), including a free pattern, Bandon, Oregon, on the 21st day of August,
Let us interest new people in the people of Myrtle Point will think equipment which will soon be used byterian Church, the first, second
ubscribe today, or send for sample copy.
190«)
INDUCEMENTS
vast and almost unlimited timber re­ better of the local railway and its to carry out a series of practical ar.<l third Sundays of each month at WONDERFUL
Claimant names as witnesses
to Agents. • Post il brings premium catalogue
Robert Walker,
of
Bandon, Oregon
and new cash prize otters. Address
rt
a*
m.
and
8
p.
tn.
Sunday
sources of Coos county: let us fell management. He was not inter­ tests during the summer.
Sylvester Shields, of
THE McCAU. CO. m to Itt W J7tb SI.. NEW YOtl
School
and
Christian
Endeav
1
at
««
tames Cope, of
them of the virtue of its soil for viewed on the subject, but his friends
Near the Good roads building
••
L
Jackson,
of
fruit growing, berry culture, stock here believe that he intends to be have been laid three short sections their usual hours. All are welcome.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
C eo . R oach , pastor.
. r- c * a : fu ^Aa</fNT&iT
Registor.
27-6
raising, dairying, gardening, rais­ gin improving the depot facilities of pavement, one ashpalt, the other
CUI
h I. a CK LEG VACCINk
Cai.forma s (avonte. the rnoal sue
ing chickens and diversified, inten­ here at an early date. A contract orick, and the other wood block.
. . . I um . I MM lowest
priced reliable varcine male.
Bring your baby buggies and have
Let us tell of the for the grading of the depot site The relative force required to draw
sified farming,
Bring your
P< wdi-r trir.g or piU form Write
for free Black Leg Booklet.
While has. been let to Albert Barklow, a given load over all three of these new tires put on while you wait, at
beautiful Coquille Valley,
I
THE CUTTER LABORATORY
«folk ^Vorlt
ve are doing this, Coos Bay, will I but he has not yet been instructed roads will be determined by a series Woodruff and Turners' the House
B ikkilbv . C al . *>
If your druggilt doe» not stock our
to T he R eco » bbr
tab« cars of herself.—Times.
/ Furnishers.
vaccines, order direct from u*.
' to begru the work—Enterprise.
' of experiments.
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