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BAchekM» and StMlBeN Giflff.
IN T'rfE CIRCUIT COURT OF T1 £
1 ATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
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Mor., than nice ont of '►»••ry ten •>
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Bachelors all over this
fl-uimi-iMti uf the ninscls-. line to •>
■erm to approve of ‘ .»•» inc--, gir[,” i*mnd I k -1' r halt p just Iwgitiniug to Ei.ima Hitchcock,
er 1.1
■ imp. or ehr« nie rlD-titimii-nt. A
Plaintiffs
Lodges are Beque'ted to N. ' . tin- Ofii >' on Election of Officers and on
»
k,r UmiM'lf and others. Present
l.i -
eus.'- mi internai treatment «
vs.
as possible wives. Th. y <1. tart that
Change of Meeting N .1:. ( nls nm’.< r tb. Hoad are f>Oc p< r in., mouth
and any
is required
The free applicai ioti of
Liisine training brings an apprena* salaries do n».t vx-rwge Tis uell on and M.-y aii Pearce,
p-r.otM un
(’hambetl.iiii's Liniment tn ail that
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tion of m rney that few girls gel u ho the whole for the y> nug man as the known. having or ciaun-
is rineded, and It in certain io givi*
me an loS.se I ot estate,
income
of
the
parents.
The
usc
I
cm
-
quirk relief
Give it a trini and *t*e
live at home on a I ow . idc - h . Some
Lewah Tribe No 48, Imp. O. R. M
in ll.e pr. petty mad«
Dr ’ i.. JL» Houston
fnr vo.usci: tu»« qnickly il reltwvos
of the more striking things the bach i iic - s of competition is obvious.” the subject of du.
|MTEETS every Thuoday evening al 8 iun at
SUHUKuA
t fi« p’tin -in f sor.-ii^sK.
Tho uiedi-
the Bandon Wu ian. So i. ii.i . etnei-,
elors say are given in an arti le in 1 iicse ideas emanate fr. ni Spring* action. Dei ladini.
li.niiH. ‘I I >
ciu«s ti-n.dlv given inti>rii-;ily fi»r
Ortic<* ovt r I’nik’
ia good landing are curdialiv invited lo attend.
very G
To May Penice, and to any and all persons rlionin.ilisiu .-ni» |H»i-<»ti ns m
the A’ til Good Hous, keeping m,ig- held
a. i ni. I *30 to 4« i ui.; 7 U» S ill tlie eve ".'up.
E U .1 on,
(
:
i
1
m«d cii.e.
I li- y uro wnrss»
”Aii depends upon the parties in unknown., having _ <x claim, g _ ac interest oi es
CotR.
Sachem.
azine. Fiv • liun.lr. il digitile mun ir
\ ■ ■ ‘ ■ - I -s , I . W t l Ì from ott.ee.
tate. in th? property made the :ub»ect of this
11 -eless in ca>es of eliconie am!
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oil n o s
HAN
IM>N.
rud m<-n contributed lo this article, volved. However, 1 (to think a at lion, the above named defendant.:
. ir rlieuiuiiti-m. Fur salo by
IN THE N .ME OF TFiE
good
p
rientagc
of
the
git<s
today
\
«Lowo.
some < xtracts Irutn which appear
D ANDON LODGE, No. I »0 A. I & \.
STATE OF OREGON
l»r % I. I*<*rki(i«
expect all the condor ts and 99 1-2
* M, Staled communications first SatunLv
«
below:
eoo
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Office
iu Denholm Building
after
the
full
moon
of
each
month.
AU
Masiri
appear and asuwer th * complaint hied against
per cent of the luxuries.”
“A Massachusetts
Masons cordially invited
OFFICI, lit >1’ RS :
Io a. m. to 3 p.
you in the above eu’itled suit, wilhia ten (10) 11
Shady Brook dairy feed is inaile
“ The whole tendency of the day day* from the date oi the service ot lins suia-
J. A. ' orn on, \v M.
tn., 7 p. tn. to S p. id .
that ’as a rule the girls who are tn
upon you. it served within this county, or of ¡»ure allalfa meal rolled in good G. T. Trcadgold, Secretary
Night call
altri < I' <■ h un aiuwcted (ioni
business know the value of money seen.s for the young men and women moni
vmi K ki twenty (20) days ,f serve! widua any
Roadence
and ex »cut less (and deserve more) t<> Login lite where their parents other county oi the State of Or. gon, but if mollasses. The best milk pro*
I. O. O. F
served by publication, then t.n or before the last ducing leeil on the in itket.
For ■jg XN'DO.N LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O. I
leave off.
They want to set up uay
TDr Iu. 1’ . Sorensen
than the J.u glit< r.- of the rib.’ ”
of ihetim - pre . r.bed in th- order fo: the
mesta
eveiy
\\
-dne-day
mng.
\
or
..
site
by
T.
W.
Robis
n
at
Central
DENTIST
. “The majority of the business [housekeeping uith silver and solid publication of thu summons, which time pre
brothers m gorxl standing cordially invited.
scribed
is *ix (6) weeks, the la-4 day of which warehouse.
6ti’
Office Over Vienna Cafe
L. J Radi. v. N. G.
girls t know live ; t home and ptv a mahogany, when, perhaps, the par will be Thursday, May 5th. 1910.
\. Knod, Secretary
Telephone at Office and Home.
ents
pmcliased
theirs'
only
ten
years
And
il
you
tail
to
appear
and
answer
said
very small board bill, leaving a com
•J<X>
complaint by the said time, the plaintiffs wili
hANDON
-
-
OREGON
fortable balance f<>r clothes and little i back.” — Portland Journ.il.
apply to the above entitled Court for an order
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
For I*-st early seid potatoes, in 1VTFIETS
in I.O. O.F f all every seco id and
decreeing 'hr partition of certain n-al property
luxuries wblb would have to be1
<t. T. tisi : V mail h ,
herein described, said order being more specific quire of J. IL Jones, Bandon.
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’■^fourth Fucsdayc 1’lattice night- Cl I u..
It
materially reduct <1 il they’ were to I
ally defined as partitioning, siting aside and
ATTORNEY
’ AND <Ol NSFLt »I
d. y of the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday
apart from the interest t»f plaintiffs in and Io said
AT LAW,
ot ihe month. A cordial invitation extended to
marry me,’’ is the frank declaration
Butter
Wrappers
lor
sale
at
this
THE AGILE ESKIMO.
land, the undivided one-fourth interest of dc-
j all members in good -tending.
of a SpringfixId man.
SOTIKV I I I’I.IC
fimdents in and to said lands, which said office
( lata Goetz. N. G.
Habit Enables Him to Scale fee Clad land is contained and situated
within
i
Belle
A.
Kolp,
Secretary.
“livery husband,’'saysa bachelor,
Bandon,
- '
Oregon.
Heights With Ease.
metes and bounds described as follows, to wit:
CK«1-------
“h is a natural pt ide in being able to "Iu nil my e laiieii.e I find never
( tilico W ith Bandon Investment <'<>
Begining at a pomt 930 feet West of the
Kulghta of I’ytln.-ia
provide better for his wife than she ettci mutcred a rougher, more (lilliciilt North-east corner of Section 36, Township 28
OIUPCT TO BTBUNll MEDICINES
i T) elphi lodge , n <». ih . Kn . ht
«•
country in which to hunt than In South of Rangr 15 West of the Willamette i
Dr. II. Ivi. Drown.
could f >r heisclt. Any other iecling I 111.-, .lucre Laud, ” writes Harry Whlt- ’»terid.an in Coos Couniy. State <f Oregon, and
1
Py
th
iu.
Meet:
every
M
xulav
«■
ning
Many people object to faking I in*
from
said
po
nt of lx ginmg continuing West 330
at
Knights
hall.
\
ifitinj
Resident Dentist.
knic
’
hts
invit'd
to
on the part of the wife lessens her tiey In Outing, "(Infillai ily I should i.-et, thence running South 264 feet, thence run str ng m.-dicin.'H usually prescribed
attend.
Wm. N. McKay. G. C.
be!i
vid
tlii
’
se
fi.i
ve
mountain
sides,
by
physicians
for
riienimiiisui.
Offer in Panter Building
respect.’'
ning East 330 feet, thence running North 264
B. N. I larrington K. of R. S.
w I’ h W.. Ils of MlllMllIl nn k sheathed feet to the place of fx ginning, containing therm 1 In to ia no need of internal treat
Office I lours: 9 to 12 M, I to 5 P. M.
“I am positive they’ arc' better with n i-lt’st uf liitnl lee and su<>w. two
ment in any cium of musctilai' or
acres.
VVooimen ol the World
Phone.
BANDON. OREGON
comp inions lor men than girls who quite if. icalnblc.
This summons is published in the Bandon
route i himmatisin, and more than
Recorder a weekly newspaper published in Coos lune out of every ten cases of the Cìr arnie Camp No. 212 r •< I evety f ■ ri
plrlvis
tlie.V
WITH
iiliiKot
perpeti-
"ill
do not know* tlie real value of a dol ;
llurd 1 hn-*days of each monili, \islng
dit-ular. R ii’i i. did llioy iu T it a iTcv- County, Oregon, tor ix c-nsi-cutive weeks lw- dise ise nr« of one or tho other of
C. R. BARROW
lar.” So speaks a eli.unilion of the fee tn Hervi iih f<ait or li.'itid hold, and iirii; March 24th, l9i0, an f end n; Mas >th, these varniios. When there is no nei^bbors cordially inviti J.
l*>IO, by order of publication u a le fiy th'
R
W.
Bulbi
i.
C.
(
.
and
firm
«.
t
l»owiders
Jutting
points
fever
and
litti«
(if
any
)
swelling,
yon
business gil l from W ishington, I > C
Attorney and Counselor-at Law
I Ion. John F. Hall, County Jud,- ■ of Coos
J. N. Hosking. Clerk.
A decidedly’ practical view of tile v. ere I. • u hit |y s atten d to bi* of County, Oregon, at Chambers in Marshfield, mav I now that it is only necessary to
(OQl ilJj;. - ORE
mu ti h Ip.
ajmly t'bam'icrlain's Liniment freely
Oregon on the 17th day ot March, 1910.
»Hi. I’. W KOSMTF.it
subject is the following from Hart
"I.i tfiis his native land tho Eskitno
to get quick relief. Try it fornai«
C. R, Wade
Offn e over Skeels’ Store
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
by C.
'■ Y, Lowe.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
ford, Ct.: ' As to marrying' a girl li < a lie. i ll d advantage over the II 6t
Office Phone, Main 335;
residence. Main 346
white liunli r. His lifetime of experi
FANDON
OREGON
who has been accustomed to earn ence
has taiu.lit Idm to scale these
Office and residence in Panler residence projierty
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ing ample spending money, 1 think !<■<> clad heights with a nlmblcness and
O W' REA
next door to Bi|ou Theatre
Presbyterian
Church
Department
of
the
interior.
the chances a:e that when she lias e lse til it ale ; lollliiiillg. He is quite
Attorney ' nd C unselor-al 1 -aw
U. S. I^and Office at Roxeburg, Orison,
and even tlie mountain slieep
January 24, 1910.
Notary Public
a home of her o'wn she will take less fcat-lesu.
JDK, J. D KELLEY
Is tod lit-« superior as a climber.
Notice is hereby given that George Moland,
U.
S.
Land
Contests
a Specialty
interest in her clothes and prefer to
“As if by H>:i- ii- imd with little ap- whose poslotfice address is Bandon.
regon.
Physician and Burgeon
Sunday
school
every
Sunday
I radi. c in all Court»
at
pareui
eiicit
the
two
Eskimos
tleu
up
did on the 22d day of April, I'MD, file in llu
use what money she has for the
th.- sllpiwry v.alls, fur outstripping office Sworn Statement ..nd Application, No. to a. m; Christian Endeavor in the Oline in Donald Charleston home, opposite Office in Room No. II, Laird-L.owe Bluikling
house or the children. There is me. How tf.ci did 4t | shall nevqr 04914, to purchase the nw 1-4 of <e 1-4, sec
Bandon - - Oregon
Presbyterian church. Bandon, Oregon
one great advantage about marrying know. Now mid again I was forced tion 9, Township 29.S., Range 14 Wc»t, Wil evening. Preaching every’ Sunday
lamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under except the fourth Sunday of the
a girl who has hid a salary for a to cut steps in tlie lie or I should in the
provisions of the act of June 3, 1878. and
evitabiy have lost my footing mid
while; a man feels that if lie died been hurled downward several linn acts amendatory, known as the "Timber and month. Visitors, welcome.
Stone Law” at such value as might be fixed by
before he was able to provide for het dfeil feet to Hie rocks beneath.
appraisement, and that, pursuant to such Ap
properly, slic’d be fitted to do some “I w.o ii-tonished even nt my <»wn plication, the land and limber tl.ereon have
pri giesc, ,-ind when I pau-cil to glance lieen appra.sed, $100 the timber estimated 250,-
Rooms tor light house-keeping.
thing to help heisclt. 'I hen, too. behind me I felt a momentary panic. 000 board feet at $ .4o per M, and the land
Steam
heat, electric lights, telephone
she'd be more apt to know how to But th re w.-ii no turning Imck, mid $ nothing; that said applicant will offer final
convenient
and cozy. Inquire al
proof
in
support
of
his
application
and
sworn
look r.il.l • I u:e of any desire to
tike care of what littl. monev be did one
statemint on the I2lh day of April, 1910 before
try It.
Bandon
Steam
Laundry
9t
leave her than a girl who had no
"Th1 pel Imo h s no cotieepHoti of A. D. Morse, U. S. Commissioner at his office,
at Bandon, Oregon.
di- t in e. I’e is endowed with < ertafn
business cxpejicnce. “
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur
u'.litlc Instill is which eiiut.le him Io chase la-fore entry, or initiate a contest at any
“The real business girls are ?av-
• drtw
FOB CONSTIPATION
a fairly go<d map of a coast time before patent issues, by filing a corroborated
ing, as arc the business men,” says line with iililch be Is Hu roughly fa- affidavit in th s office, alleging facts which
Mr. I> H. Fnrtihmn. a prominent
■ i:li ir, but I.«' <■ -nnoj tell you flow fm would defeat the entry.
a New 1 Liven man.
Jinggist of Spirit Lake. Iowa, says:
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
il i i fr n < uo i . ¡nt to num her. Often
• I know no business girls,” wlien E kiiilos to’d me a pl.n e we were - lOt
"C'lutiiiberlairiN Stomach and Liver
Register.
fabletR are cerlRinly ■ th« liest thiiitf
asserts one m in, and ucoriiing to bound for was very close ■ at limili it
on the market for constipation.’'
from
It.
develo(M*d
Hint
We
were
I
far
the following extract from bis an
(live these tablets a trial. ïoii are
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
This they are never sure of and can
Department of the Interior,
swers to our question-8, he is unfor not indicate,
certain to find th«in agreeable and
U. S. Land Office al Roseburg, Oirvon,
pleasant in cfleet. ] Price. 25 cents.
tunate. ’’I believe the girl who 1 “Tlie Eskimos have a white man
March 17; 1910
SampleH free. L'or sale by C. Y
would make the best wife is I lie Oae ‘stung to death’ from every point of Notice is hereby given that Joseph A. Kab- Lowe.
view. They not only can go to sleep
ci Bandon, Oregon, who, on May 15
who has earned her living, She has' promptly, but sleep hi undly and well ourek,
1903, made i lomestead Application (03497).
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a ttuer appreciation, not only of I as they travel when circumstances No. 12750, for W I-2 of NW 1-4, and 5F-
permit. They get sustenance, too. by 1-4 of NW 1-4, Section 28. township 28
DON’T FORGET, that Dr I
monev. but of everything in life. I eating hard frozen walrus and seal south, rany 14 writ .Willamette Meridian, ha,
hied
notice
ol
intention
to
make
Final
five
year
She knows something of the odds a \ meat or blublior. This I could never p.ool to e.tahli.ii claim Io the land above tie I*. B nder, Optometrist will bi
man is up against and would appro do, for It is so strong In Hue or Hint It verified, fiefore A. D. Mone, (J. S. Com- the G dlier the first Tuesday
invariably nauseated me, tliougli I did mioioner, at hi office at Bandon, Oregon, on
ci ate what a home stands for.”
W ednesdav in each tnonth.
succeed very well witlt raw Imre or the 2d day of May. 1910.
"In western cities it is different. deer's meat when 1 Imd it."
Claimant name- a« witnesses:
Glen Cox.
S. Shields, I. M. Willard, Clay
There girls take up come business
Garoutte, all oi Bandon, Oregon.
I irst class job work a specialty.
BLUNDERING REPORTERS.
simply bt cause they want to, and
11 <x
BENJAMIN F. JONES. Register
many girls who have no need what Mistakes That Mangled the Speakers’
ever of working, take up stenography
A HEAI.INU SAL' F. Filli HURNS. CHAPPED
Words and Feelings.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
“
Drnnki
niiess
is
fully!"
earnestly
ex-
Dr,
arlmrr.t
ol
the
Interior
and similar pursuits. I do not think
HANDS AND Roll). NIPPLES
U. S. I.and Office at Roccburg, Oregon
. laimeil Bidrop Magee In the house of
the simple fact that a girl wo ks for lordi i n a celebrated <occasion. How
March 17. I HO
\ 'i healing Halve for burns, sores,
Notice is hereby given that Belle Axtell Kolp,
her living makes her less liki Iv to tiorrificd was the prelate to read in
nipples ami cliapped
nq>l>|pM
chapped
bands
of
Bandon,
Oregon,
who on January 12, 1909,
marry the nt in she wants to. tlie papers next morning that he had made Homestead Application (03<f)8), No, l iiamlierlain’s Salve its most t exeel-
.iven utterance to tlie very Imccba-
although jt may give her greater naltnn sentiment, "Drunkenness is OlOW. f >r SEI 4 of NEI-4 and NF.I-4 of SE leu’. It. allays the pain of a hlirn
1-4 Sec. 33; and SWI-4 of NWI-4 A NW almost instantly, and unless the in
freedom to oppose the old maxim, jolly!”
|-4 of SWI-4 Section 34.
Township 2'1 S, jury is very severe’ heals the parts
I.or.i Salisbury was a master plirase- Range 14 W. Willamette Meridian, has tiled witimut leaving it scar
’Better married poorly than not
Price
niaker, but one of Ids best ]M»iiits was notice of inlrnti'Mi to make final commutation cents. F or sale by C. Y. Lowe.
married at all.’
spoiled v hen a careless re|H>rter turn- pr.iof, to establish claim to the land above de-
I" $-4.39-40 enough? These biclt- id his reference to “manacles and scribed, before E. A. Dodge, U. S. Commis
Manitoba" into the nieaningless "man sioner, at his off*-'-, at Myrtle Point, Oregon,
elors have spoken their minds in a<
on the 4th day ot May 1910.
les and men at the liar.”
Claimant nimrr as witnesses:
regai'd to the right income to marry
Sir William Harcourt was badly mis
I .awrencc Stitt, of Bandon, Oregon
quoted
once,
‘
(treat
is
Diana
of
Hie
on Their ideas range from $500 to
Elvin L. Suader of
„
Ephesians!” lie ex. laimeil upon the
J. E. Young, of
$15,000 a year and the average is platform,
Carl Swelgin, of Prosper
but a country paper had it:
$2439.40.
BENJAMIN I JONES. Receiver.
"(treat Dinah! What a fane is tills!” II tn
WILL BE AT
Lack
of
knowledge
of
familiar
quo
Th' v all agree that club lite * isn't
tations is a proiiiic source of misre
in it” with having a home of one’s porting.
For instance, a speaker once
Rates $t.oo to $2.00 per (lav. Special rates by
Notice For Publication
own, and they believe that the girls | made tise of the well known lines
Department of the Interior,
Bandon on the
week or monti). Sample, Room in Connection.
who want their husbands to provide from Milton’s ’’L»'Allegro:"
U. S. Land Office at Rwl urg Oreeon,
But come, thou goddess, fair and free,
March 5. 1910
22d & 23d of Each Month
the luxuries of parental homes aren’t
In li. even ycli pt Etiphrosyne.
Notice i-. herel»y given that William A De
Tlie country reporter deputed to* Long, of Bandon, Oregon, who on .April 6,
worth marrying. They say:
Don’t Forget the Date
“1 do not consider parental home 'take him down" was in despair. He 1'108, made I lomertead Application (044 >8.)
could not make head or tall of this No. 14828, for lots 6, 7, 10 and I I. Section 4,
comforts a necessity; unfortunati Iv, mysterious utterance. But. following I Township 30 South, Range 14 West, Wil*
the girls mostly do. 'Tin se luxuries ' the sound as far as possible, tie selzisl I lameti.’ Meridian, has hied notice of intention to
I make Final five year proof to establish claim
are certainly grealet than a man tip tils pen and produced tlie following j ’o the l. n I above described, before A. D.
gem:
Morse, U. S. Uommivioner. at Bandon. Oregon,
to thirty-five or forty can provide.”
But come, thou goddess, fair and free.
on th- 22d <by of April 1910.
In
heaven
she
crept
and
froze
her
knee.
’That wife is not worth while who.
< laimant names a* witnessed
Tlie speaker waa taken down iu
cannot put up with cert tin incon- i more senses than one. -London An George W. Rea, F. F. Baird. George Tyron.
NEW STATE ROOMS INSTALLED
II A. De Long, al1 of Bandon Oregon.
vi niences." says a westerner. “In swers.
nrn\s
BENJAMIN I. JONES,
I I .r strie, perfeet f.t, *irnf • I
Register.
the majority oi east* the vottn • wife
■ n ir:y (4 5« " •
Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and
'H»l l<»\» n in 11 • ’
I J ’ I-
has to do so."
T bv mw»l <1 » « r-«’T.
t
-—-Gon----
San Francisco
bm I cc . smt tnf bcc
"The young husband, unless he
VV anti i »—Position by first class Bting your
< lu i » Ih; n nny oJ » r f
starts with some of the parental cash til around man conk, wages eighty
Job
«»¡«It
ini If’n ii ©!»'».t: . !i
First-class Passenger Fare.
-
$7.50
pii! • . < r< t i
in*. »•
stowed aw iy. cannot hope to furnish up. Address M. I) Fails. Bindon.
Ai<*2,f.«n<v
'>• 1.. b.tirf, »
TotiiE R ecorrer
gy....<t
i,
<tr.
<Vt
••{.)»
ti e luxuries the gitl lias iteen accus-
Freight Rates.
■
$3 on Up Freight
• » • < rtlì «! Hiblr), inr't tir» rr i
• f»’
I2-2tX •
h ! twt iv, or irmi l>»r fi . p :«’ r»
totned to for some time aftt r his
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