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♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *< <• <1 « • ><♦ <• •»' *<• S- »' < >««■ e <• <• e < was nearing it. with his load of Hour egate« will be advised to ca l off the City Transfer a > turning on his back. 1 Called to strike and give the striking carmen ♦ J_.od.ge and Professional Directory i-------------- All kinds of driving anti transtet - Sam to slop the horses, which he financial support. •:* ing FOR SALE—mill wood, f Now and then I take a retio- did thus cutting Frenchy off from 4 from Codymil! per louj A Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on snective view of things and condi furtper advancement. Tlrcre he IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE ♦ lions in the Coquille valley and stood, bracing his body against the STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR Cod sold ami delivered at lowest 4 Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month prices J. Jenkins, Prop. THE COUNT» OF COOS ♦ . compare them with the present con i steep wall of rock and holding the .• ■ • ÄS’ >• <• ••• ••• •> •> ■> •> ❖ <• <• ■> •> <• •: %• <• •> •> •> <• <• <• -.- A. M. Hitchcock and ditions, and in so doing I often load from turning further, and being —000 - 1 Emma Hitchcock. Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M. Dr H. Li- Houston think ol now much better < mii , thrown from the cliff. I had worked Plaintiffs t PHYSICIAN A SUKdLuÀ K/TEETS every I hutsday evening at 8 run at Sh i<R Brook dairy feed is made Summon« vs. present circumstances are than they around the other hois, s behind him “ the Bandon Wigman. Sopurning chief-, j (Mice over Drug Store. it to '. May Pearce, and any i of pt: .Haifa meal, rolled in good iu good standing are coidially invited to attend. a,in, 1:3t) to 4, |> io. ; 7 to 8 111 ll.iurs, were a half century ago, and of the and then came the question. What [ and all persons un- ’ the eveniiic. G E Wilson. rrfbllasses. The best milk pro W. F. Allen Niglit cu II h answered from ottico. good things that have sprung up should l>e done? Knowiug the known, having or claim- C. of R. Sachem. ' ing an interest or estate, HA NOON. - - - OKKt.nN ducing feed on the market. For from the small seeds planted by the favorite trick of the horse was to - in the property made M UMOiile. sale by T. W. Robis< n at Central first settlers in this valley. Of kick, and if he did it meant fare I the subject of this l>r M I. IVrkiii« D \NDON LODGE. No. I JO A. F. * A. action. warehouse. 6tl' course we cannot expect all the well to me, however, something h >d Office in Denholm Building Defendants M. Staled communications first Saturday May Peaice, and to any and all persons after the full moon of each month. All Master i OFFICE HOURS; IP a. m. to 8 p. convenient - they have in the east to b<- done. Carefully, I walked To For best early seed potatoes, in Masons cordially invited. unknown., having or claiming an interest or es m., 7 p. tu. to 8 p. ui. for they ct ..:;t history by centuries, up to him, not a T ot was raised. tate, in the property grade the subject of this quire of J. II Jones, Bandon. J. A. Morrison, W. M Night call after < (h e hours answered Iro n 4* G. T. Treadgold. Secretary the above named defendants: Residence while we have only passed the first Slowly one sack of flour after another action, IN THE N AME OF I HE Butter Wrappers for sale at this half centurv line We should be was pulled from his load, 1 pass d STATE OF OREGON i. <». o. r Dr Li. F Sorensen You, and each ci you, are hereby required to office. patient and reasonable and if the and repassed his heels, but he appeal D ANDON LOI3GE. No. 133. I O. O. I DENTIST and answer the complaint filed against meets » very Wednesday evening. Visiting growlers and kickers would only put stood nobly. At 1 ist the load was you in lhe above entitled suit, within ten (10) Office Over Vienna Cafe brothers in g<M»d standing cordially inviteit. from the date ot the service of this sum Telephone at Office and Home. a shoulder to the wh el, progress off, and he passed the danger and days C. F. Thomas. N. G. mons upon you, il served willun this county, or bANDON - - OREGU 4 A. J. f larlnian. Secretary and prosperity would come much knew it. Woo savs horses do not within twenty (20) days if seived within any other county of the State of Oregon, but if 1 r - <i. T. tllllOGOI.il, faster. We should always remem reason, those who do have much to served by jiublieation, then on or liefore the last gard Chamberlain*» Congli Rout'd) Rebekah Lodge No. 126. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELt K ber that a knock travels fa ter than I learn yet of those useful animals and I day of ihe time prescribed in the order for the in a class by itself" says Dr. R. A. tyTEETS in K. of P. Iiall every second and AT LAW. publication of this summons, which lime pre W iitsbitie of G wynneville, 1ml. "1 a boost and if we did remember, man’s best friend. Frenchy was re scribed is six (fa) weeks, the last day of which fourth Fridays. Practice nights first Fri NOTARY PUBLIC take great pleasure in testifying to then conditions would no doubt be loaded and home was reached with will be Thursday, May 5th. 1910. day of the month; Social evening the 3d Friday And if you fail to appear and answer said the results of Chamberlain’s Cough ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to Bandon, - Oregon. better. out further accident. In fact, I know of no ail memlrers in good standing. complaint by the said time, lhe plaintiffs will Medic.ue. Office W ith Bamlon Investment <’<> apply to the above entitled Court for an order other preparation that meets so fully Have you ever thought of the P ohl . Inez Jenkins, N. G. decreeing the partition of certain real property the expectations of the most, exacting Belle A. Kolp, Secretary. trials and hardships, the first set herein described, said order being more specific in cases of croups and coughs of Dr. H. Ivi. Brown, ----- ooo---- ally defined as partitioning, setting aside and children. tlers of this county had to go As it contains no opium Resident Dentist. Kiiiglila of Pytliliia apart from the interest of plaintiffs in and to said chloroform or iicrplune it certainly through? For instance, we had ! land, the undivided one-fourth interest of de Patten Dreads Jostling Office in Panter Building makes a most safe, pleasant and etli T1ELPH1 LODGE. No. 64. Knights of fendents in and to said lands, which saiJ two stoies in the county, one at Office Hours: 9 to 12 M. I to 5 P. M. Pythias. Meets every Monday evening land is contained and situated within cacions remedy for the ills it is in at Knights hail. Visiting knights invited to Phone, BANDON. OREGON Marshfield and one at Empire. tended.*' For sale bv (’. Y. Lowe. metes and bounds described as follows, to wit: attend. Wrn. N. McKay, G. C. Chicago, March 21—Janies A. Begining at a point 930 feet West of the Our connection with the outside B. N. Hartington K. of R. S. ---- euro-- North-east corner of Section 36. Township 28 world was only -emi-occasioiallv, Patten has evidently come to the South C. R. BARROW of Range 15 West of the Willamette FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN and when flour was short and the conclusion that he is in danger of Meridian in Coos County, State <1 Oregon, an I Attorney and Counselor-at Law Woodmen of the World from said point of begining continuing West 330 Nearly all diseases of the skin such | price raised to four or five dollars for being “boo’ed,” jostled and hit. with feet, COQUILiBE. - Olx’l] thence running South 264 feet, thence run as eczema, tetter, salt rheum anti I Sieaside (iarnji No. 212 meets every filst and a fifty pound sack, then it was that clods in his home town if the humor ning East 330 feet, thence running North 264 barber’s itch are characterized l>y an —third Thursdays of each month. Visitin; Office over Skeels’ Store feet to the place of beginning, containing therein we were in great difficulty. Port be was in today on his return from two intenae tiching tiriil smarting, which! neighbors cordially invited. Office Phone, Mam 335; residence. Main i4(i acres. R. W. Bullard, C. C. Manchester is a sufficient indication. often makes life a burden and dis j J. N. Hosking, Clerk. This summons is published in the Bandon Orford and Roseburg were our next Manchester must have “got on Recorder a weekly newspaper published in Coos tnrii sleep am) rest. Quii k relief may nearest sources, sixty miles distant. County, Oregon, for six consecutive weeks be- b:j bad by applying Chamberlain's! DR. J. D KELLEY his nerves,” for he called in the as gining March 24th, 1910, and end n» May 5th, Salve. It allays the itching and l»lt. K. W. KOSMTKK A trip to either place took up the 1910, by order of publication u a le by the Physician and Surgeon biggest part of a week, How would sistance of his “bouncer’’ to get Hon. John F. Hall, County Judge of Coos smarting almost instantly. Many ; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON cit-es have been cured by its use. , BANDON OREGON you like to go that far to a store rid of the newspaper men who went County, Oregon, at Chambers in Marshfield. For sale by C Y. Lowe. Office and residence in Panter residence pioperty Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite day of March, |9|0. Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon for provisions We did it, and en around to greet him on his return to Oregon on the 17th next door to Bi|ou Theatre C. R, Wade noo— his office. I l-6t Attorney for Plaintiffs joyed the situation. One of Mr. Patten’s friends in the There was my old friend, Sam De DON’T FORGET, that Dr. E. I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION pit had a theory to account for ment, who was always ready to P. B- nder, Optometrist will be at it Department of the Interior, the speculator ’ s excitability. round up his cavuses and start out I U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. the Gallier the first Tuesday and “You see,’’ said this man, “it’s March 17, 1910 to bring what was needed and want i- OREGON I« IMIOX Notice is hereby given that Joseph A, Kab- Wednesday in each month. 6tf like this: 1 had a dog once that the ourek, ot Bandon, Oregon, who, on May 15 ed. Capii •»I. s'.l.’i.OOO 1903, made Homestead Application (03497), At one time the flour was entirely dog catchers nipped and threw in No. h irst class job work a specialty. 12758. for W 1-2 ol NW 1-4. and SE BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. L. Kronenberg. President. J. Denholm, Vice used up, something had to b • done, the pound, and, do you know, that 1-4 of NW 1-4. Section 28. Township 28 President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Hanly. south, range 14 west .Willamette Meridian, has dog never got over the shock? Sam was ready. Up in the inoun filed notice of intention to make Final five year I'he Racket now has the greatest A general banking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con tains, between Port Orford and tiie Whenever he heard a wagon in the proof to establish claim to lhe land above de variety of hair novelties ever sistent with safe and conservative banking scribed, before A. D. Morse, U. S. Com Coquille valley, was old Haus, he street he’d get nervous. missioner. at hi-. office at Bandon. Oregon, on brought to Bandon. CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, ('alii; “Now. I think it is the same way the had five pack horses,. I was his 2d day of May, 1910. Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York. Claimant names as witnesses: —uoo----- packer. Sam came up, secured with Jim Patten. fitn is all right. Glen Cox, |. S. Shields, I. M. Willard. Clay There isn ’ t a better or kinder man the horses and my aid. to go to the Garoutte, all ol Bandon, Oregon. GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN BENJAMIN F. JONES, Register valley, as we thpn called Camas in the worl 1 but he’s been through I 1 fat The season for coughs and colds is Prairie and Douglas county. The a little rough work, and its kind of now at band and too much care can NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION not be used to protect the chihire.i. next day I arrived at Dement's with got in on him.” Frenchy I /«V/C OF IOLVDOA the horses, and after fixing up Sam’s outfit we started Among his horses was one called “Frenchy,’’ a large, able, sound horse, but full of tricks What Frenchy did not know- was not worth Knowing, irritable, frac tious and a good kicker, but the worst of all, he would wilfully man age to tear th< pack out of shape by bumping against trees or rocks, or by leaving the trail to find another path in which he generally would be caught between two trees to ac complish a wreck. In those days we had no roads, only trails, w hich at some parts w ere hardly passable for loaded animals, an elk, a deer or a bear could squeeze through, but a pack animal, with a two hundred pound pack on his back, made it difficult ai I at times even dangerous. The w » t 4 place, however, was near tin I : lit v where the schoolhouse now stands at the middle fork of the Coquille river, above Hoffman’s. Here the trail was narrow, on the lower side, a cliff, perhaps a hundred or more feet to the river bed, on the other side a r.early perpendicular rise of the mountains, one misstep and a horse and load would be hurled down never to rise again. Nothing happened on our trip to Camas val ley, there we found the flour which had been delivered at John Day’s we had a pleasant visit with the few inhabitants of this beautiful valley, and the following morning we started on our homeward trio. At John Backwoods, the location is now called “Enchanted Prairie” we stopp'd over night and again re sumed our trip early in the morn ing. With a few minor and un avoidable stops all went well. Sam riding the bell horse, I in the rear on foot to watch the animals and their loads. At last we came near the place which I mentioned al ove, theie I noticed that the load on Frenchy was not riding well, Sam had passed the narrow place, a few- other horses had followed, Frenchy ----- ooo---- A Woman Associate Judge The mayor of Denver makes the following novel recommendation. I believe that justice can best be served in Denver by two sessions of police court each day, the first, where all old offenders are to be tried; and the second session, where first offenders and women shall be tried, and that a woman associate judge be apointed to sit with the pbiice magistrate at the second session of the court. Her recom mendations would only be advisory under our present law, but tliev would have much influence in all de cisions. The presence of a woman as an officer of the court would soften the proceedings, temper justice with mercy, and inspire courage as only a woman can. She could do a good work, by in vestigating, outside the conit, the causes and conditions lead ing to a woman’s ariest, and help untangle domestic or moral wrongs. I recommend th.it we try the experiment and believe good re mits will follow.— Womans Joural. ---- ow----- Dynamite on Car Tracks Philadelphia, Pa., March 24 —While returning from a riot call today the patrol wagon was badlv damaged by dynamite that ex ploded under the vehicle Six policemen, the driver and a seigeant were thrown tifion the street and bruised, it is lielieved the dynamite was placed on the car track by strikers for the purpose of damaging a car and that the patrol wagon figure I in the explosion accidentally, ft is announced that a general met ting of the union men will be held Sunday to consider the advis ability of calling off the general sym pathetic strike. It is said that del- Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon March 17. I GO Notice is hereby given that Belle Axtell Kolp, I of Bandon, Oregon, who on January 12, 1909, made Homestead Application (03098), No, 03098, f >r SEI-4 of NEI-4 and NEI-4 of SE 1-4 Sec, 33; and SW I -4 ol NWI-4&NW |-4 of SWI -4 Section 34, Township 29 S, Range 14 W, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice ol intention to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above de- •criberl, frefore E. A. Dodge, U. S. Commis sioner, at his office, at Myrtle Point. Oregon, on the 4th day of May 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: Lawrence Stitt, of Bandon, Oregon Elgin L. Strader of „ J. E. Young, of Carl Swelgrn, of Prosper 11 (* BENJAMIN F. JONES, Receiver. A child is much more likely to con tract diphtheria or scarlet fever when he has a cold. The quicker yon cure his c<>ld tire less the risk. Cham lierlam's Cough Remedy is tin» soli» re'iattce of many mothers, and few of those who have tried it are willing to use any other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley, W. Va.. says: ‘‘I have never used anything other than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fot my children, atni it lias always given good satisfaction.’’ This remeoy con tains no opium or other narcotic tin t may be given as confidently to e child hs to an adult For sale bv C Y. Lowe. THE HARDWARE MAN BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves, Ranges and Heatershave in them so many excellencies that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing in lavor every year. We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case. TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. Our Assortment of Itnrdwnre, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete. A PLEASANT PHYSIC Notice For Publication Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Chegon, March 5, 1910 Notice is hereby given that William A De Long, of Bandon, Oregon, who on April 6, 1908, made Homestead Application ((M4(>8,) No. 14828, for lots 6, 7, 10 and I I, Section 4, Township 30 South, Range 14 West, Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention Io make I-inal five year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before A. D. Morse, U. S. Commissioner, at Bandon, Oregon, on the 22d day of April 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: George W. Rea, F. F. Baird, George Tyron, H. A. De Long, al! of Bandon Oregon. BENJAMIN I. JONES. 9-6t Register. Settlement Notice Business calls me away from B.t n don in 2 or 3 months for tn in definite time All who are indebted to me must call and make settlement bv cash or approved note by the 20 of March D r . S. L. P erkins 7 4<* Rooms for light house-keeping. Steam heat, electric lights, telephone convenient and cozy. Inquire at Bandon Steam Laundry. ytf GF W R.KA Attorney And Councilor nt law Government Land Bnsines a Specialty Office in Room No. I I, Bandon - l-atrd-Lowe Bluilding - Oregon Bring your When yon want a pleasant physic give Chamber bun's Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial. They are mild ami gentle in tlmir action and always produce it pleasant cathartic »-fleet. Call at C. Y. Iniwp’s drug store for a free sample. -------- rw-STY — Presbyterian Church Sunday school every Sunday at io a. m; Christian Endeavor in tht evening. Preaching every Sunday except the fourth Sunday of the month. Visitors, welcome. M. E. C oen . Minister, i STIFF NECK Stiff neck is caused bv rheumatism ; of the unlades of the neck. It is usually confined to one side. bile it is often quite painful, quick relief may be bad by appyling Chamber Iain's Liniment. Not one case of rheumatism in ten requires internal treatment. When there is no fever and uo swelling as io muscular and chronic rheumatism. Cbamberlatn's Liniment will accomplish more than any internal treatment. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. Timber and Coal Lands I wish to list timber and coal lands from owners, on the Coquille and tributaries. Write full particulars. 0. W. B riggs , Marshfield. 6tf_ •Jol> Work To tHE R ecorder The R ecorder ¿1.50 per year. Hotel Gallier Rates $t.oo to $2.00 per day. week or month. Special rates by Sample Room in Connection. Bandon S S. ELIZABETH NEW STATE-ROOMS INSTALLED Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and San Francisco First-class Passenger Fare, - $7.50 Freight Rates, - $3 on Up Freight •I. E. WALSTROM, Ayonf, Bnntion, Orpgon. E. & E. T. Kruse, owners and managers, 24 California St., San Francisco. Read the Recorder
