Bandon recorder., March 17, 1910, Image 7

THE GRANGE
TheOpera
ÖMLT * BUSINESS Mil
HAS A 9FI.KCT STOCK OF
If Peter J obs * entertalsad a 1 RBiffiia
for pretty Edna Fletcher nobody knew
tt but hlmaelf, for he waa on« of thaaa
honest, retiring, aoft hearted natuaw
that never tell of their finer feelings.
Menni Ueerun Draught
|
Discouraged by his small chances of
success, for Edna, like moat pretty
girls, was a bit of a flirt, Peter accept-
coirteous treatment
State Master Favors Direct Pri • ed a profitable offer to go to Califor­
nia and leave Port Raynor.
maries and Hits Caucuses.
Peter was scarcely missed In the so­
cial gatherings that made the mat-
in the 433 Grange« In th« Pin« Tr«a 1 over bouses pleasant at Port Raynor,
BANDON
OREGON
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Stat« There Ar« 56,000 Member«. ■ but Edna wondered what made them
Departmeat of the interior.
On« Orang« Haa a Membership of all so suddenly dull to her.
U. S. I and Office «1 Roaeburg. Oregon.
1,000—Main« Favors Proportional 1
She had plenty of attention from her
January 24, 1910.
Reprasantation and Commands its 1 old friends and neighbors and from all
Notice u hereby given that George Moland.
Master's Attitude In National Grange. ■ the visitors who saw her pretty face whoae poatofbee aiidreu u Bandon. Oregon,
did on the 2 2d day of April. 1909, file a thu
State Manter Stetson opened the an­ and graceful movements. But her hero office Sworn Statement and ApplicaSoa, No.
nual meeting uf the Maine state grange , did not appear, and Peter Junen waa 04914, to purchaae the aw 1-4 of ae 1-4, aec­
ium 9, Towruhip 29 S., Range 14 Waat. Wil­
with a notably Important address in , In California.
He was growing rich in Calif urtila, lamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under
which he emphasized the need of "a
the provuiona of the act of June 3, 1878. and
fine, strong, abiding sense of personal 1 Mr. Fletcher said, being a good bffal acta amendatory, known aa the "Timber and Newly furnished large light rooms
uesa
man,
with
a
fine
opportunity
Telephone
Electrio Lights
responsibility of all members In order
Stone Law” at auch value a, might be Hied by
to achieve the highest success in made for him by the firm which bad apprauement. and that, purauanl to auch ap­ Rented by single night, week or
plication, the land and timber thereon have
moo th
grange work." He bit the present sent him out.
He would find some fair, gentle girl been appraiaed, $100 the timber natimated 250.-
caucus methods of the political parties ,
000 board feet at $ ,4o per M. aad the land
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF
a hard rap. The people should take who was not petulant and would give $ nothing; that aaad applicant will ofer heal
the
return
he
deserved
for
hla
love
proof
in
auppott
of
hu
application
and
«worn
this matter of nominating candidates
The BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
atatemeat on the 12th day of April. 1910 More
for public office into their own bauds. and devotion, and be would marry A.
D. Mono, U. S. Comnuaaioaer at ha afce. I
"We may continue to ratify party her, of course, and never oorne back at Bandon. Oregon
to
Port
Raynor.
And
her«
the
sigh
U yaw wuh a bottle cold-—
nominations made by the bosses or we
Any peraon u at liberty to proteat iha par-
chaae bafoae entry, or initiate a cooteal at nay
may control the elections,” he said. would have its way.
Cell at the Eagle.
Mrs. Fletcher was surprised that at time before patent laauea, by bling a corraboaatod
If you love the good, that's old -
"We will choose the latter alternative
twenty-one Edna, the moat attract!«« atfiidavit in th a ofhee, alleging facta which
Call at the Eagle.
when we come to a realizing sense of girl at Port Raynor, waa Edna Fletch­ would defeat the entry.
our power and duty."
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
er still. Tom and Will were both mar-
"Taint ao nae Io Hl and blink
Resolutions were adopted on a va­ riod and llvlug in the city, where -10«
Rogiata.
U yoa really need a drink.
riety of subjects, but those of wider Edna spent the winters with them and
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1
1
- V
Just make a ugn or nag a bell.
importance were the following: Oppos­ had rejected several offers. She would Sheriff’s Sale Under Execu­
Aad yoa bet they'll treat yon right
ing the reduction of the Import duty not acknowledge to her own heart that
on sweet cream from 5 cents per all her love had been given to Peter.
tion
Down al the Eagle
pound to 5 cents per gallon; opposition
Notice
ia
hereby
given
that
undar
and
by
Three years Peter Jones had been in
was expressed to the repeal of the California and had been plaeed at the virtue of aa eaecutiaa uaued out ol the ciacuit
law which pluces n tax of 10 cents on bead of the branch house there, work­ court of the dale of Oregvn, for tba coauxV el
oleo colored in Invitation of butter; ing faithfully In the interest of his Coot, on the 21 at day of January, 1910, ia a
parcels post was favored; the price of employers and slowly but surely mak­ certain achoa wherein Elbaat Dy« b plainbfi red
BANDON, OREOON
William Howell u defendant, beug caae atun-
2^ cents for corn sold to corn pack­ ing his owu fortune.
ber 1853, by which «aid execution 1 am com­
ing companies was demanded for the
It was dusk on a summer evening manded to make the aura of one thooaand. for y-
1910 crop; it was recommended that when the train drey up at the Port three and 00-100 dollar«, coat« treed at «ev.steee
the master’s address and officers' re­ Raynor station and one gentleman dollar« and an attorney fee of aeventy-6ve dotlan,
ports be discussed In the various sub­ stepped out upon the platform.
leaa the rum of auty dollar« paid herereiore. BANDON
—
O regon
with coate and expeiuca upon aaid «men­
ordinate granges, and the Maine
“No baggage,’’ he said to the waiting together
Druggist
and
Apothecary
grunge favored proportional represen­ porter, and he sauntered up the road tion, I have levied upon and will, oa
la juat in receipt of anew «took of
tation In the national grange.
Saturday, the 26th day of March,
toward the Jones farm.
We quote from a Bangor paiver on
But the same road led him first to 1910, at the hour ol 10 o’clock in the forenoon Drug* and Chemicals, Paton, and
tills point, which says: "The report of the gate of Mr. Fletcher’s large, hand­ of aaid day al the front door of the county court
the committee on the good of the Or- some bouse. There was uo group upon home, in the city of Coquille, Cooa county. Proprietary Preparations, Toilet
der embodied in that report the pri lici­ the porch, us there had been always Oregon, offer for aale and aell at public auction tielea. Drugg t Sundries, PerfnnioH
pie which the largest of tile state in the old times. "Of course not," the to the higheat and beat bidder for caah in hand Bruabeti, Sponges, Soap. Nota and
granges have endeavored unnucceee- uewcomer thought Impatiently. "All all of the right, title aod intereat al aaal defend­ Candioa, Cigare, Tobacco« and Cig­
fully to get before the national grange the young folks are married aud ant. William Howell, in and to the following arettes, Paints, Oils, Glass and
deacribed real property to-wit
Painter’s Supplies.
—representation according to size 01 away.”
Southweat quartet of the northeaat quarter af
number of member«. The attitude of
He had hesitated at the gate, and he
thirty-five, townahip twenty-eight aouth, of
the national grange In this matter and thought he could apare time for a acction
range fourteen weat of the Willamette mraidiau
SHOES
the disposition to retain in the offices short call, only to Inquire for Mr. and n Coot county, Oregon.
BOOTS - AND
the men who have held them for so Mrs. Fletcher, old friends, who de­
Dated thu 23d day of February, 1910.
long and who ure accused of running manded some courtesy from a neigh­
W. W. GAGE,
affairs of that organisation according bor so lung absent.
7-5t
Sheriff of Cooa county, Oregon.
By Q A. Gage, Deputy.
to their own liking regardless of the
He went across the grass to the low
consequences to the Order in general French window. Thia had been al­
have been severely criticised, and a ways tils path to the bouse, and b«
' Administrator*« Notice
resolution was puBsed at this session smiled as be found himself on the
Notice is hereby given that the
Dealer la Boot» and Shoe*.
upholding the attitude of C. 8. Htetson spot where he had left Edna three undersigned Anna May Wilcox by an
when a delegate to the national grange. years before.
order of the county court of Coos Repairing neatly and promp
The officers of the national grange
“I’ll go to the front door and ring," county Oregon, has been appoi it-
tly done at lowest liv­
have a puper which supports their po­ be thought, but going a moment to
sition in all mattem nnd receives a glance through the half closed blinds ed as administratrix of the estate
ing prices
cf Henry G. Wilcox, deceased. All
large amount of money from the na­
Two figures, dim in the gathering
tional grange treasury each year, In darkness, were on the sofa. Both wore persons having claims against such
the state of Michigan, also in the in­ light dresses, and they were close to­ estate are required to present them
surgent list, there is published a paper gether, as If talking confidentially. within six months from the date of
which does not support those officers, Peter did not think that be was being this notice, with the proper vouch­
and at the last day of the Maine state an eavesdropper. He only lingered be­ ers. to the undersigned at the of­
grange meeting this paiver was adopted cause he recognized a voice whose
Aoytbing you waot io
as the official organ of the Maine tones had always been the sweetest fice of G. T. Treadgold, in Bandon.
Coos county, Oregon.
Cabinet Work, Ratteens,
grange.
music in his ears.
Dated this 15th day of February
Modela?
Secretary E. II. Libby reported for
“But why need I marry anybody!”
1910.
the year ended Oct. 1. 1909, that there
That was what Edna said. Not mar­
were 433 granges in the state with 56.- ried—not married!
A nna M ay W ilcox ,
230 paid up meiutieni. Seventy-one
Administratrix.
Peter did long to about the words,
granges have a membership of over but a quiet, low voice answered:
G. T, Treadgold. Attorney for
Ohio» Cloaets.Sideboards,
200 each, Houlton grange leading with
6-51
"You need not, Edna. But papa and Estate.
Picture Fra m e b and
1,000. The receipts of the secretary’s h wonder sometimes If our little girl's
Mouldings made to order
office were $12,110.10. and the balance heart is really so set against marriage
Administrator’s Notice
Fi ret class work. Call
in the treasury is $5,511.91.
or if she Is hiding some secret from
Notice is hereby given that the
and see me io Biackerby
us."
undersigned A. J. Counts, bv an
building, opposite Re-
"Secret! I never bad a secret!"
THE KANSAS GRANGE
oorder office. Shortest
order of the County Court of Coos
"You are not engaged, then, without county, Oregon, has been appointed
possible time. Satisfa c -
Fira and Tornado Insurance an Im* our knowledge?"
tiou guaranteed
as
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
“No. How could you think auch a
portant F«atur« In Kansas.
Linnie P. Counts, deceased.
All
%
In various states different phase« of thing?"
persons
having
claims
against
such
"And
you
really
bare
nerer
loved
grange activity are em,'.ias:z<«d. In
estate are required to present them
BANDON, OREOON
Kansas the Patrons’ tire mid toruado any of your suitors?"
Silence. Peter Jones knew that be within
six months
from the
insurance stands well to tlve front. On
notice, with
the
Dec. 1, 1909, the total ri .s carried was playing a very mean part, that date of thia
amounted to $9.404,705. The average he had no right to wait for the unveil­ proper vouchers, to the under-
coat of Insurance per $1.000 was $2.41, ing of a maiden’s heart in this sly signed at the office ot G. T. Tread-
BANDON
the highest for many years. Among fashion, and yet he could not stir.
gold, in Bandon, Coos county, Ore
“Was there auy one, Edna,” Mrs.
the things the Kansas state grange
gon.
would like to see accomplished are Fletcher said very gently, "who won
Dated this 15th day ol February
these: Establishment of the office of my daughter’s heart and did not know
Full line of Harness, Sad­
1910.
the
treasure
was
hla?"
state fire marshal, the teaching of the
dles, Bridles,
Halters,
A choklug voice answered:
A. J. C ounts ,
elements of agricultural training and
"Yes, mamma, but don’t ask me
Administrator.
domestic si lence I11 all consolidated ru­
Blankets and everything
G. T. T readgold , Attorney lor
ral schools, placing all state wide utili­ who It was. He—he was—nobody in
usually kept in a first-
ties, especially pipe line« and telephone particular.”
Estate.
6~5t
Deter Jones walked around to the
class harness shop.
and telegraph eomp.iides. under con­
trol of the railroad commissioners, the front dour and rang the bell. Nobody
Repairing a Specialty
establishment of an experiment farm would have guessed by bls quiet man­
where seeds shsll be grown and tested ner that his heart waa throbbing to
instead of issuing poor seeds to the suffocation, bls hands cold, bis head
people, as the government now does, dizzy with the sudden rusk of p««1
hope.
and national aid fur good roads.
There was light in the wide draw­
WILL BE AT
ing
room where presently Mrs. Fletcher
This Paint Waa Rubbed Off.
The paint nianufneturara of the ata to and Edna came to greet him, and
of Ohio hiul the paint law requiring Edna, prepared by bis card, was «elf
She had
the formula of Ingredient« to appear poasesm'd and gracious.
changed
In
those
three
years
and lost
Bandon on th«
upon the label of pneknges containing i
paint rubbid out during the closing her petulance, was more womanly and 22d & 23d of Each Month
hours of the last legislature. The yet as pretty as ever. And Peter
¿get ALL PATTTSM«
grange has a work to do to have it Jones knew that the love in his heart
C.lebratad tor atyte, rertert th. aimp . rv
Don
’
t
Forget
the
Date
was
not
conquered,
but
strong
as
reliability nearly 40 y«ar».
S - 1 in I
put back at the coming seaeion, rays
every city anit town in Ilia I «»ted . t -
death there still.
Canada, or by mail «lire.-». More
I I
Mr. Stride.
"Well. Just to think of Itf Mt*.
any other make.
Send lor free cat a I..
Jones said when she came home from
FURNISHED ROOMS
Me- 'ILL'S MAGAZINE
Honey Creek grange, Indiana, Mill the wedding. "That Edna should re­
Mite rubacribert Ilian any other m»l
at igiaine—million a month. t«v.il<.il»
1
has the sheaf of wheat which O, H. fuse such splendid offers as she has
t. vtyle«, pattern«, daaaamatnnu, i:
|.:ain wwteg.teacy needlework, ha.nioo ■
Kelley, one of the founders of the and marry our Peter! She was al­
rt.quette, r««1 «tohea,
te"’
Order, cut from a nearby Held over ways talking about grand, herois men, I
yanr (north doubl«), tactudmg a I
p- ’’ ’
Sbbtenbe today, or Bead *>» «am, 1« mry
forty years ng.» and which he used tn and he has not even a name—only tbs
WON'DFBFVL wnwcxMisiTs
teaching the lessons of the Onlgr at one we gave him. Dear, dear?”
•n Areal«. Pu»tel b-.-r« «remmm ca»t-»;!vt
Its organ I »it Ion.
"You’ll be contented. £dna?” Peter
-ml new ea«h pria« «Ser«. Adarex»
MRS SARAH COSTELLO
said when they stood on ths «ten mar's
rot ’dccxu CS- tzuMW zna
’« v..ri
M m «Menu room. '.’fi end Me a
State Master I-ayiln of Ohio hka been deck, bound for California.
"Yon
night; 41.25 a week ; *A «month
appointed a member of the Columbus know, dear. I'a only a business man
Advertise in the R ecordiir and
centennial commission by Governor there ns hare nobody tn particular."—
OREGON vou will get results.
BANDON
Harmon.
New York Naira.
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
GROSS BROS.
ROOMS and
LODGING
Alvin Munck, Prop
Clarence Y. Lowe
M
BREUER’S
Made in Bandon
Job Work a Specialty
W. W. BINGHAM
Now What Do You
Think of That?
Look what Uncl« Sam has done for us, now
with what he has done and what ue can do
for ourselves with a Port of Coquille can you
figure out what property is going to be
worth and what the increase in values will be
in the next few years. I have some good buys
on hand and your money back in three years
with interest. If you don’t want it I do.
Let me insure your house in a good Fire
Insurance Co. for three years and see what
a lot of worry it will save you, and it will not
break you up to pay the premium either.
I belong to Bandon and anything that helps
you helps me.
Remember the Name,
ms
t
I
MONEY SAVING CHANCES
T
HE old adage “A Penny Saved
is a Penny Earned” is a
true one, and if you buy
your goods at our store you will
not only save pennies, but in a
short time you will SAVE DOLLARS
Everyday is BARGAIN DAY at this
store and we have the best selec­
ted stock in Bandon.
W. J. SABIN, Prop
0PT0METER1ST
Dr. ¡Perkin’s Office
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THE STORE THAT SAVES VOL' MONEV
THE COQUILLE RIVER LIN E
Sirs. Fifield & Bandon
Twin Screw, New and Fast
1st Class Passage,
Up Freight,
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•
$7.50
3.00
•
Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and
good service our motto
A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco
J. H. JOHNSTON, Agent, Bandon, Oregon
SHIELDS
BEACKNMITIIN
KE a NNEDY
AMI
Wagons of Alt kinds Made to Order
WAtiONMAKKItN
Horseshoeing a Specialty
Job Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give aatisfaction.
reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon.
Price«
*
Home Bakery
•/
1st Class,Bread,Cakes, Piesand Pastry
Of all Kinds. You can get my goods at
Rosa Co.’s store, at J. M. Baker’s store and
at Comforth’s restaurant. Satisfaction guar­
anteed. A trial will convince you
CHAS. 1LERZIG. PROP.
Harness Shop
F. J. HAYES
•z
Stmr. Wilhelmina
N. WAGNER. Commanding.
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
Connecting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield.
information of
Kull
J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, Bandon
STATIONERY AND ENAMEL WARE
Toys, Notions, Dishes, Ladies’ and Children’s Furnish­
ings, Men’s Shirts anu Overalls
AT THE
R A C I< E T
S T O R E