Bandon recorder., October 14, 1909, Image 8

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J. S. B. rton ot (.oquilli w* a
i Bandon buMnean vi»itop Monday,
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Number 3 ce I ir lor building put
' poses. .See Estabrook < <». 26t 1
Local Lore j
J.O. Stemmier of Myrtle Point
R. S. Knowlton of Coquille was
«as it town Tuesday
in Bandon the early ¡»art of the week
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and looking after business affairs.
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 3° t —FOR RENT—Stock and dairy
Miss Grace Yoakatn of Coquille ranc.i. Apply to this office. 37tf-
»pent Sunday with Bandon friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11 Johnston went
over
to Coos Bay on the Fifield
Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook
Saturday, returning home Monday.
warehouse.
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Cedar Planking for bridge and
S. P. Bartlett of Coquille was in
street work. Estabrook C ).
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Bandon Monday on business.
Nels Rasmussen went down to
¿an Francisco on the Fifield to tike
in the big Portola festival.
Mrs. Nels Rasmussen at:d Misses
Tressie Manciet and Sifllivan left
last week for Seattle to take in the
lair.
J. I. Sidwell and J. W. Mast went
to Portland on the Breakwater, and
horn there went to Seattle to attend
the big fair.
See Spencer for reservations on
Bieakwater, at the office of the
Bandon Light & Water Co. 30 tf
Mr. and Mrs. L. Anselmo ate
the proud parents of a line eleven
pound girl, born Monday Oct. Il
Supt. IL C. Ostien of the Bandon
public schools, has been under the
weather for a day or two as a result
of poison oak.
Geo. P. Topping was a Curry
county visitor Tuesd ly having be1 n
called as attorney for the defense in
the Curry-Bond shooting scrape.
Buy your first quality while ctda
shingles from the Estabrook Co. t
RETURN OF COOS COUNTY FAVORITES
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M
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Opera House, Two Nights
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“IN WYOMING” a 4- act drama
dealing with Border life
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THE NORTH AGAINST THE SOUTH
A Civil War Episode
New Faces, New Specialties. New Songs
McKenzie Merry Makers will show at Langlois,
Oct. 18-19
We are approaching the
rainy season, but we need
not care when we can get
Guaranteed" goods such
as the following brands:
Reese Waterproof “Walrus” brand in long,
medium and short coats and apron
pants
Sawyer’s “Crack-proof” coats for men and
boys
“Tourist" light weight water-proof coats for
riding or driving
K KN N KI )Y
W AGOVIAk I KN
llnrscshucinj! a Specialty
Aquapelle coats, pants and leggins for log-
If you want any cooked food on
gers and men of more arduous labors
Saturday for Sunday remember that
Mr. and Airs. John Kronenberg Sr
Stout’s snag-proof “Gold Seal” brand sport­
the Ladies’ Aid Society of the M.
of Coquille, who have been visiting
E. church will have it on sale at the
ing boots
in California tor some time, returned
Work on Di. Sorensen’s
Racket Store all day Saturday.
It
on the Elizabeth Monday.
bungalow is progressing nicely, and I
Wales Goodyear’s Armor shod boots for
J. A. Morrison and F. I. Fahy, when completed it will be one of |
Mr. and Mrs. Westerielt of San
fishermen.
Francisco, came up on the last Fi who have been spending six weeks the coziest homes in the city.
Men’s “Acme Blizzard” and ‘‘Plymouth
We have a complete line oí
field and visited in Bandon and taking in the Seattle fair and visiting
The
R
ecorder one year r for $1.50 '
Portland,
Tacoma
and
other
points
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vicinity, returning to their home af
Waverly” overshoes
A. Haberly who had the s mis for
of interest, returned home last week
ter having made the round trip.
declaring they had enjoyed the time tune to fall from Ills wagon in the
Boys’ Macintosh coats, high-top and short
R. E. L Bedillion, who has been
woods last week, has so far im ,
of their lives.
rubber boots and high top shoes for
down in California for some time
proved that he is able to be around
And
More
than
a
thousand
salmon
i
purchasing raw' material for the
school.
now, although he is quite sore yet
Bandon Woolen Mill returned on were caught in Rogue river last |
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the Elizabeth.
He reports a suc­ week in one haul so one of the boys
informs us. Unless high water oc­
cessful trip.
Mere Boy Prevent As­
curs from heavy rains, October has
signation
FOR SALF—Ten second hand always been the best month for fall
Everything that is needed in
coal stoves ot various sizes, used in fishing,—Tribune.
the public schools at the
old school house. Apply to J W,
The jury had disagreed and I In­
Services at the M E. church Sun
Mast, secretary of school board.
prisoner
had been returned to his
day as follows: Sunday School to a ,
30 2t. .
cell,
when
40 men bound themselves -
in, preaching it a. m; Epworth,
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Dr. Hollopeter of Portland was in League 6:30 p. in., and preaching with an oath to neither eat nor sleep
Bandon a few days last week visiting 7 .30 p. m. Subject of morning sei till they take his life.
City Transfer
The plot is ovei heard by a mere
his son C. E. Hoilpeter. This is mon “ ¡lie New Creation” and 01
All kinds of draying and transfer—
Dr. Hollopeter’s first visit to Bandon the evening sei mon “l'he Suprem­ lad who notifies the Military Captain
FOR SALE—mill wood
and he is very favorably impressed acy of Character.’* You will find a who at once sends 470 soldier,-. ; g
m
Cody's
mill $2.00 per Io id
with the town and surrounding cordial welcome to any and all oi to take the prisoner to the governor I ",
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sold
and
delivered at lowest I
Homer Street
Bandon, Oregon
country.
these seivices. R. H. Allen, Pastor. t here the trial continuesr II you
J.
Jenkins,
Prop
es
church
L. J. Cody, Geo. W. Moore and
Joseph Torreano, who has been 1 will go to the Presbyterian
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M. F. Logan left on the Breakwater the trap drummer foi the band ai.d Sunday morning at 11 o’clock you
for Portland where they will look the Seaside Orchestra, will leave oil will hear about this trial.
The subject for the evening ser
into the saw mill situation in some the Elizabeth for McGill, Nev.,
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mon
“As They Went” is very in
of the big mills there, and will where he has accepted a posit 1 n
probably purchase some machinery with the band and orchestra til at teresting too.
. Everybody that is without a
for their new mill which they are place.
i church home invited.
now constructing.
Mrs. Ada Simpson and Miss
M E. C oen , minister.
Best tertlizer for ycur garden at Marcia Beaty will leave on the
36 t Elizabeth for San Francisco, after
the Estabrook Warehouse.
having spent a pl rasant vacation
Notice of Administrator’s
E. N. Smith the Bandon and
with Mrs- Simpson’s mother Mrs
Myrtle Point real estate man, ex- Costello.
Final Account
pects to start for Riverside, Calif in
Astoria is in the limelight because
the near future to spend the winter
oi
a splendid building record during
Notice is 1
and will return here in the spring to
boost for the Coqnille vallley harder the first nine months of the year. undersigned
than ever, as he thinks this is the Improvements carried on by the Estate of W.
Suppose the people here are not wealthy—it’s not riches that gives us
municipality and business interests has filed with
best place on earth.
happiness; its the opportunity to buy the best and then enjoy it.
1 here during 1909 total over $i,oo< .,- Coos County,
Mrs. N. 0 Neilsen drove up to
<>00. This is a splendid, showing count of such
To open your purse and lay down your cash in exchange for our goods
Bandon Sunday in her buggy. She
and with such a spirit being shown, that the urn
is not the whole thing. Our aim is to supply articles that will satisfy
was accompanied by Mrs. F. A.
be dismissed,
be
Stewart and her grand daughter, Astoria's outlook is very bright.
the individual and enrich the home.
Surelav for chickens as good a closed. That said court has set
Dorothy who will spend some
Let us feel that we are neighbors; let us be boys and girls together,
Monday, No mber 15th, I909 ten
weeks visiting Mrs. T. L. Carey of and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook
regardless
of years; let us be worthy of each other’s confidence by
o'clock
a.
nt.
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house
in
3^ tf.
North Bend who is Mrs. Stewart's warehouse.
i Coquiile, Ore
indulging
in
an interchange of helpfulness and loyalty to each other and
the time a id
daughter.— Port Oiford Tribuue.
Good roads clubs are to be found- place for bearing the
to
the
community.
final account
Mrs. Frank Colgrove arrived here 'ed over all Oregon. The farmers tiled in said estate.
Let us meet frequently; let us call each other by name; and pass the
on the Elizabeth from Chicago to are to be urged to demand good
That all interested persons or tin
time
of day.
join her husband, who has been toads for their own sakes. Farming satisfied claimants, are hereby noti­
here in the electrical business for communities object to road taxes be­ fied and require d to appeal at such
Let us utilize this store as a sort of school-room for studyiug quality and
about a year, and they will make cause they fall so heavily on the im­ time and place, and tile objec'ions,
prices. Let it be a meeting-place for a hearty hand-shake.
this city their future home. Harry proved farms and yet are built by. if any, or the estate will be settled
Come often, and don’t feel that you must buy.
Bonfield, also of Chicago, came in on so many miles of idle and specula­ at such time.
tive
holdings,
which
are
increased
in
the Elizabeth and will remain here
Dated at Bandon, Oregon, Oct
value as much acre for acre as are
indefinitely.
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the improved lands.
A, M. A jtchcoc k ,
The fruit lands of Coos county
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for
sale
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Cheap
a
good
first
Administrator.
will be an enormous asset when
once transportation is secure J over class merchandise business. Inquire
transcontinental lines to ea-tein of the Bandon Investment Corpora­ Advertisement for Bids for
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markets.
The speculators there tion.
Street Improvement
holding these lands idle and waiting
To the north of us work will spoil'
for outside capital to bring them re be commenced on the Baudot -Port
turns should be made in some way Orford road, building south 28
Notice is hereby given tint tne
to help pay for the railroads that miles on a grade of 43 per cent. It
Common Council of the City ol and two feet wide
will make them princes of the realm. is estimated by the engineer that
Further details concrning such
Bandon, Coos county, Oregon, will
the
road
could
be
Imilt
at
a
cost
o!
The new Coos county directory
it the hour of 7:3 > p. in. of the 15th specifications can be obtained at the
Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line
issued by R. 1.. Polk A Co. was not to exceed $io,ocn per mile and day of October 1909, receive sealed of’fi e ol the City Recorder.
delivered in Bandon Monday. The that the probabi* ities are that it will bids for the repair of Spruce street,
The Council hereby reserves the
book is quite complete, so far as not cost ovei $8,000 per mile and between its inteisections with Second right to reject any or all bills.
the directory part is concerned, and can be completed in twelve months ind Fourth Streets, said repair to
Such bids shall be filed with the
the work is quite good, although in from the time the first eartn is consist of a 16 foot layer of hard Recorder not later than the 15th of
Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
looking through the book, one can broken —Del Norte Record.
coarse rock and a covering of gravel October 1909 at the hour of 7:30 p.
Sails from Ainsworth Dock, Portland, Wednesday at 8 P M.
find a good many mistakes, some
FOR SALE—15 horse power fire forthe hill width of said street and m. Dated at Bandon, Oregon this
of which are inexcusable, but for box boiler test 180 0 cold water. gutters at each side consisting of 2 Ilth day of October, 1909
C. M. SPENCER. Handon H
MII.I.FR, Axent, Marshfield
the most part the directory might Also donkey engine, Address John inch fir or cedar lumber plat ed m
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C. R. W ade .
b« considered good.
Long. Bandon, Ore,
4O-21X t the ground
being one foot deep
C i '.» Recorder
Schooi
Books
SCHOOL BOOKS
School Supplies
Come and see us. We carry a
Complete Line
Bandon Drug Co
Smith Bros. &
Sidwell
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Is Deserving of Great Praise For Having Within
Its Borders the Town of
BANDON, OREGON
BARGAIN STORE
C. LORENZ, Manager
BREAKWATER
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