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Col. R. H. Rosa and w'ife »eturned
♦ Taf Day
on the Elizabeth fron -California • -‘-J!
whtr< they had been sp-.-nditjg a few
On March
tbe local * W.
? R.
weeks.
C. «ill gt
a Tag Da)
W. C. Selimer returned from •
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San Francisco on the Fifield, where also ser e lunch from a “Fla>>
lie-had been on business in connec- , covered tent on main street fr «m
tion with the Grand Theatre.
ii a. m, on. The proceeds therefr >m
A l>eautiful new line of souvenir will be applied to the construction
< f a soldiets’ memorial monument
war«- at the Racket Store.
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at the G A. t<. cemetery at B indon,
W. E. Ellis and wife left *on the
to be built by the W. R. C. from thr
Fifield for San Fran :i-.c > and will historical Tupper rock.
visit at other points before they re-
Baby show at Lorenz hall at 2
turn. They expect to be gone about
o’clock prize to prettiest boy and
six weeks.
girl from 1 to 2 years, admission 10
Special bargains in glassware and cents. Coffee, cake anil sandwiches
dishes at he Racket Stote.
it
to cents. Silk tlag tags 10 cents
Be on han early for a good turn
Tomorrow will be Good ’Friday
on
that day when the patriotic com
and the following Sunday Easter.
mittee
will be < p the alert to pin a
The various churches in the citv
will no doubt nave appropriate scr memorial tag or. y u. consisting of
vices on Sunday, although we have a souvenir silk 11 ig, tor which t.b.
received no program of the service you will have to pay 10 cents or th.-
' above stated memorial purpose
at any of them.
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The Ladies’ Aid of the Presby
1\ B Wheeler returned from ar
terian church will hold a bazaar in
, extended business trip to I’ortlan I
the Lint gallery rooms Friday and
Saturday March 18 and 19. Fancy I md will again be at his old stand
work, useful articles and Easter eggs looking after business affairs.
will be sold, Cake and coffee served | Mrs. I . T. Allen, who. was in
jured by falling, sortie time ago
at all hours.
has so far recovered that she abk
For everything under the Sun g«
to get atound on < rutches.
to the Racket Store.
i1
I’he Modern Woodmen initiated
The Elizabeth arrived in p *rt la ’ i larg • class of c .ndidates at their
night with 120 tons of freight and I meeting Wedne-day night and
the following list of nas-.eng.-rs K. ■ served a big banquet afterward. Fht
H. Rosa and wife, Mrs E E Dick ! Wofximen lodge of this citv hi-
son. Mrs. Thom, W. C. Seilmer. 1 been very activ< all th«* ve.tr
Fred I.ehr. M C. Smith, and Mr [ 1 he pres« nt rate of increase
Horndlich. The Elizabeth will sai 1 up they expect to fake tin-
again tomo. ro.v n< on.
«this year.
New lot best barlev Estabrool
Chas. Peters: >11
COUI1Î
warehouse: $i.25 per sack.
ntf j pioneer died at I.is
Ch.is Smith returned on the Eliz • l ist Saturday at th
abeth from San Francisco w here h< 78 years. He |«a
hath been on business in connection ■ for over ¡-fry years
vith the broom h «n«l!<* mill. S nc h I at the business in
Bros anti Parsons have boii<*ht tin lor«-coming to the I'a-itic c > >sr
II«- leaves a wife ami thr«*e stm.s ant1
mill anti will run it at full capacity one daughter. The children ari
is there is a big dem md for their I-.. M . Charles and Henrv Peter- >1:
goods with prospects of a lOti'in and Mrs M. W. McCormick.
uous market.
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L. J. Cody was a Marshfield bus
iness visitor one" day last week.
Gasoline saw mill for sale, $125,
A.
also several good milch cows.
Haberly, Bandon, Ore. io-2tx
The Ladies* Thimble Club will I e
enteriained, this a ternoon, al tin-
home of Mrs. Korth on Second st.
F or S ale —House md two lots,
$900. Azalea Park. S. McCutcnan,
owner.
11 t f
lames Laughead, government in
spector of light houses, was up from
Cape Blanco tor a few days last
week.
J. T. Mars was over to Coos
Bay the latter part of last week on
business connected with the Bijou
theatre.
Monday was the first day of
spring, according to the calculation-
of seasons, as that is the day when
the sun is supposed to cross the line
and the next day it «ained which
was no doubt the equinoctial storm
FOR SALE—Rhode Island R* d
eggs. My chickens w> n -first am
second prizes at the Southern Idalu
fair in 1909 and ’Lev are the very best
Eggs from prize winning birds $2 IM
per setting of 15 eggs. U A. I’m
9-81
sons. Bandon, Oregon.
L W. Devoe and wife an«'
daughters Daisy and Ora return«« I
on the Fifield horn Riverside. Calif ,
where they have been spending th«
vinter, and will make their n. me ti
Bandon during the summer at least
Mr. and Mrs. John Fritz, who ar
rived here about six weeks ago fron
Tuston, Calif., are so well please
with Bandcn and its outlook, th
they have concluded to rtmam, ft 1
the present al least, and will soon
go to housekeeping.
s
Trade with the Estabrook war« -
hou'-e. We handle Gahlornia ha*,
grain, mill leeds and seed grain. W«
undersell all competitors, yet earn
only the very best grades of fe«*d.
Try our At feed oats at $2 io per
gtf
cwt.
The work on the new buildings at
the Oregon Agricultural College is
Every ei-
progressing rapidly.
fort is being made to put the cam
pus in order for the big quarter cen
tury celebration which will be het
during commencement week
A b< e v ifj who has given it a
trial r « ..>::. s-s a 1 ’Ion of equul
pj its of terpentine, nnnnoula and raw
lliH.'qfl oh m
ready means uf relief
fri«m frosted feet and chilblains. The
liniment should be applied three or
f< ur rt . ■
day. a: «.<•.. Jiiionx seqin
to dem i nd.
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Rotation as a principle of soil cul
ture is not only good for the Held
crops, Put for those raised in the gar
den pat« h ; well. Such rotation not
only r«>s,s th • > 41, but tends to check
the develop:.i< : : of iunr us and other
pests wlH h are like!;- to infest the
ground if the satin* « r. p is produced
on the same plot year after year.
Il-2t
Delphi Lodge K. of P. met in
regular session last Mi nday evening
and initiated their one hundreth
member into the Knights degree
During the past three years this
lodge has increased from 64 mem
ber- to 100 members in good stand
ing, placing them in the trout ran'.
>f village K. of. P.. lodges in the
Carl Garoutte returned Friday state.
“Billie” Wakefield, well
from Lane county where he and known in Bandon was present and
Mrs. Garoutte have been spending assisted in the work.
the winter. Mrs. G. will not return
Rev. Father Curley, who W*I5
for a couple of weeks yet, as she i
formerly pastoi
of the Catholic
waiting for the roads to get better
church
here anil at North Bend, ha-.
over the mountains.
returned fo the latter city after a
Having purchased the Racket trip to Portland. He had intended
Store we respectfully solicit the pat making a change and tak’ng a
ronage of all the old customers a church out in the Willamette valley
well as the general public and as but it is announced that the Arch
sure you the same courteous treat* bishop has changed his mind about
ment as heretofore, W'e shall striv« giving him another charge, and he
to keep abreast of the times an«: will remain on the b y and continue
keep a first class stock in our line in charge of the North Bend parish.
It D. W. Carpenter, Prop.
You want the Normal School
The hearing of Messrs. Taylor question separa’ed from politics
and Christiansen, the two members lhat is what the Initiative Bill
of the Coos Bay Lite Saving crew does for Monmouth. 1'his l -. your
who were suspended sometime agi opportunity to keep it always scp
on the charge of looting wreckag« irate.
The state educates her
from the wrecked Czarina, was lawyers, farmers, doct< rs, pharm
completed by Captain DeOtte. Il acists, etc., why not her teachers
is understixid the evidence and We must have schools. The better
Captain DeOtte's recommendation- tri ned the teache , the bette
have to go to Washington before a school and more intelligent service
decision is announced,
Vote, \ es, lor
the child gets
I* di
Sheriff Gage of Coos county and Vlonmouth.
City Marshal Jack Carter of Marsh
The Fifieki arrived in port Mon
field w ere both ushered into the fold «lay morni' g with 11 t tons of Height
of the lowly Naz irene at the Dar and 23 passengers Sue sails again
Shannon meetings in Marshfield Iasi today with lli.oiw. fi'et of hi nb< r
Sunday evening. Sheriff Gage, al m«l the following passengi'rs: J. I. 1
ter he had decided for Christ, w< nt Kionenberg, F. S Smi'h, wile a':d
out of the tabernacle and 'rre-tv* two children. W E. Ellis, wife
a man for selling liquor on Sunday 1 lughter, ( eorg Robin-on.
says the Coos Bay Tunes.
md daughter Edna. Mr V««n
That the Bandon Concert Band i non, Capt. But1-*« ■••-i •« *-•
becoming famous over the countrx D. Mathers, M -
is getting more and more evideir E M B tes. T
trom 1 he various communicati n Disige. W A <
that the president ami leader ai< Uilgson a id Wlie,
getting. Only last week Prof E Wain. Mr Tucker, Cha ■ Littner
Kausrud received a communicatioi |<>hu Gile-
A. I’. Es;aboi ,
Ica\ e .• Sin Frai!
from
Colby Springs Kans.. « The Fificl«
cisco
again
a
>
famous summer resort, wanting .him
r « ; 11 y ani w 11
to come there to lead a large bat d - til li w I ii« ■ e i irt Saturday 01
Sunday foil «wing.
this summer.
T. F. Lewis
Plaintiff
Suit ir. Equity
vs
For Divor e
Rebecca Lewis I
Def- ndant
To Rebecca Lewis, the above
named defendant
In the Name of the St de of Oregon:
You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above «ntitled
suit on or before the last day of t «
time prescribed in the order for tlu
publication of this summons, which
prescribed time is six (6) weeks,'
the last day of which time will be >
Thursday, the 5th day of May, 1910
And if you fail to so appear and I
answer said complaint bv the said
time, the plai tiff will apply to tin I
Court for a decree forever annulling
the marriage contract existing be
•ween yourself and the said plaintiff
This summons is published in the
Bandon Record’ r, a weekly news
paper published in Coos County.
Oregon, tor six (6) consecutiv«
weeks, beginmg March 24th, J910
and ending May 5th. 1910 bv order
>f publication made bv the Hou
John S. Coke. Circuit Judge of tlu i
State of Oregon at Chambers 11
Coquille, Oregon, on the 24th day '
of March I9I0.
Geo P Topping
11 7t
Attorney for Plaintiff
60 YEARS
EXPEDIENCE
rcAr.KS
DESIGNS
Co”vr:
Ac
Anyone »enillng r pketeh mil dCRorlpticn niay
ih'kly iu»« PTt .« Ti oar of
i free
tjie. «jj
venflnn »8 probably pAtc ’t.ibin. • 'tri:»
un at riel ly conUdential. HANDBOOK on i nf *jt*>
fro«. <»'«1o9t ai’oney f.,r r’cuniii» | at» nr ».
I’.i.onta (a'ion thronch Mu. n ,v Co. i*. n
ial notice.
h<;ut charge, ip the
Scientific
•.n^Rompir i«hwtralrd weekly.
«*. «.it «>t nny
u- t .« • 1 • . -.al
• î -,ir r.i.t'i lis, $1. bold by al.
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'«n Nr
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l & Cû.3®,3^vMÎ6ï;' ÏCf:i
ni h < . <•. ‘'I) F Ht., Waihiugton. 1). c.
COPPER
IF WE DO NOT SAVE YOU 15 to 20 Per Cent
Do Not Buy
Money Refunded on Any Purchase
Not Satisfactory
Money Talks
THE
Bandon
Cash Only
HUB
Marshfield
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Jlitíh. AcuM-/>na¿cl
yenVv own.
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TRADEMARK
A lot of h*. tiers should realize more
fm'lv than t*V\v seem to the difference
;«i 1
■ iiie *«■. n t1 •
r«i . ill fa-
v : «! rt. er that has a liard time fet« h-
irg $;> ¡«er hundredweight on the mar-
!<•■■ a.:d the qiti lily grown, blocky
Hereford, Angus <>r Shorthorn grade
that weit'li 1 300 to 1.450 pounds and
brings
per hundredweight. The
chances arc that the s«-i’«b, pound for
mid. hits <<■; more to produce than
Hie fat. sleek grade, yet lie has brought
3*‘.j < entt a p md Its . Another f«*A
tin-.'* of Hie situation worth rememlier-
lag li that H.‘.‘ market is usually Hood
ed with the five ib ll.tr stuff, while the
good grade st- *r is always tit a pre
mliun and buyers are anxious to get
them.
Why d' ■" « one fi-alt tree of the same
*, size
.«I apparent tliriftiuess as
other« In . ■ same orchard tract yield
a larger «,
iliti of fruit as well ns a
better qu. ity? Many horticulturists
ia*!h*re that such a trait is due to tree
la :ivi«!uality In the same way that ex
ceptional milk capacity Is au individu
al trait in dairy cows and vigor and
lar.ai* a -. * ami symmetry traits of rep-
.■■ ■•!' .:!
f beef types. Moreover
«lie h r t;i;:ii-i t !>elicv<*s that, just as
■•’>.11'11« i« t i tl s i .ay be transmitted in
*!. ani i •«; i.otgdom. so trw traits may
be throitc'i I. i 1 or scion to f!s «1
ant«-«. Tin* Colorado and some other
horticulture stations are experiment
Ing along this line and In the near fu
tore hop«* to furnish conclusive proof
of what - ■ ns to be a very reasonable
hypothesis.
, .. OUTCAULr
C ■■WM.H « 00.
HX.
nt-ìs ho nie lo veti :
eiowd too
nan^ little ones in too ^ew leds
wove laek youi old led and yet a
new one loK youï \oom
we van sell ^ou a niee folding
tfou can use when
led
vont-
bany eo/nes.
bave íeds ^o\ little
jolk too
inouïs tuil^
Southet corn bolt and cotton belt
states are coming to look upon soy
beans as a legume of exceptional
value for use in crop rotations as a
soil renov u r. in this respect being
.1 <!<■>■ ira bi • substitute for clover anti
It f :; -s under the ; line
alfalfa,
as does com,
g. neral condition» ns
though flourishin; on much thinner
«< ¡Is. ' Tin* a
benns not only serves
l lie purpose well n» a pasture and
makes •*:>.d liny If cut before the
> ripe, but makes excel-
a ii'
when sown with corn or n
•ci* i manure If plowed under
thins when* the conditions are
fivor.il '«• ¡¡ndthe -.-•■««« n long enough
the soy bean will pi-r.du *e from fifteen
to twenty bushels of beans per acre,
these making an excellent ration ;
when ground with corn anil havlDg
twice the feeding value of that cereal. !
1 In getting a start with the legume k»
best result- are secured by inoculating
the field w 1th 9<ff| from an established
field or by Inoculating the seed with
cultures which, one can secure fresh
and reliable from the department of
agriculture at Washington.
I
Turner
Woodruff
The House Furnishers
r
II Vienna Bakery And Cafe
Fine Quality Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastry.
First Class Restaurant
Private Boxes for Private Parties
Everything Neat and Clean
The best of service guaranteed
Short orders at all hours from 5:30 a m to 10:00 p m
M. Smith
('filiformi« and Ore(«m (' ohm ! Mtennimhip i.'o.
Steamer Alliance
Xow plying lx‘tM«‘«*ii Portland and Coon Bay only
WEEKLY
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TRIPS
CRAY & DOLT CO.. On. Agenu
T. B. JAMES. Agent
Marthfield. Phone 414
728-730 Mvrchantr Exchange San Francisco
J. E. WALSTROM, Agent. B.ndon
A Splendid Oversli
.•w
-
for every use.
Cut generous
ly full. Two
hip pockets.
Felled seams.
Continuous
fly-
I MLP’HY.tMWSCO.
Manufacturer*
I SaafiMtiwi
CalitvaM
diti I ïand Store
f K J
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Lhg • nt v«mr t«H an«l w >■ i--m-d »nd hn-.t np yonr «LI
'■ rt. ui«-, t v
eie. hu i cail on tlu* Sp«*on<1 Hand
M .11 und bo will Imy it
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B. y NDON
SECOND
HAND STORE
L. B. Wt Odniff, Prup., »tor» on Plank Road
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ONLY
$3.00 Grade Wool Underwear $2.25 a Suit
5.00 Grade Stetson Hats $3.85
50c President Suspenders 35 c
• -
the state-
farmer in
:s is selling his butter fat
<1 ! 11
> V cuts per pound and buy-
Ill€ liei'f suet amt cotton-
I
•. —at 1Gto_ 1 cpnla a pound
to
jus P wakes with very lit-
a iii will !«e uruuj.d on his
•If oil
■ t' ii« of the «lay laborer
« is tn ie; 1 .utter or some other
I of fl at ail of ¡lie time and has
nt D to
Country p.uple sbouhl
Ixitier or go without if
u cream«
’ expert to win public favor in
r war on the ole«> . argaflue trust.
I RI VF TED
A II X
i
LESS—WHY?—CASH
is ¡U1V gr<amd f..r
rr i that many a
FRO>
L
FOR
Bought From Creditors-ALL NEW STYLES
at a Saving of from $1.00 to $1.50 on every pair
As a re uh of throe years of careful
resting In the seeding i>t oats at the
Illinois experiment station It has been
found that when «Irilled oats produce
oti an aviTiigc 5.3 bushels per acre
in re than wh; n sown bis«: «least it: the
common slipshod fashion. The in
«■re.: -e«i yl.*!d is attributed to mure uni
form gem ¡nation and stand Mini more
•h and maturity.
It was
even growth
maturity
al > found in tills connection that clo-
v *r drilled with oats se«*med much
' '.!•><• a Jo to witli and the dry weatli-
.->r just folio Ing harvest.
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Bo' r II >aTe
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SELL
Webber Bros. Custom Made Shoes
There ar many farmers who could
have or carry out no more practical
New Year’s resolution than the pur
chase and use uf u good manure
- ireailer. It will not only mean fewer
blisters at.il callouses ou th« hands
tl r iiig'.i f";*edoin from forking the stuff
the v.agon. but will Ilk. wise mean
a great many dollars more in pocket as
a result of a more economical ha ii-
1.' ng of the farm fertilizers and ln i m
realizing a larger i>er cent of i heir
value i.i inc-reared crop returns.
In The Circuit Court of The
C. FI. Chandler lias good, dry State of Oregon, in and for
stove wood, he will deliver for St.75
The County of Coos
per tier for a short time.
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