Bandon recorder., April 21, 1910, Image 6

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Jai. Miller was down from Fat
Mr. and Mrs. Shumak and fam ly
Elk List week visiting relative and
haie returned from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Knapp, of Coqui le, aunt to | friends.
Mrs M Van Vabcenburg and her
Mrs. Ed Gallier of this city, was a
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daughter
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Arthur Ellingson was a Bandon Bandon visitor this week.
quilic yesterday.
visitor last Saturday
Just two more stilali traets of land
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lett at $75 and $S > |»er acie. •Petter
Weeping Animate.
Win. Gallier was ca'ling on Co
investigate before they are goaf, Travelers through the Syrian desert
quille friends last week.
have seen norses weep from thirst. A
No ino e land at ibis [ rice near luuie has been seeu to cry from the
Buy your child a rom|x-r at Rosa town.
A. Hab^rly. 1421.x pain of an injured foot, and camels, it
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is said, shed tears in streams. A cow
Father Keavney returned last sold by its mistress, who had tend- d
Geo. P. Laird w is up 1 > Coquille
'evening from Weddcrburn. having it from calf hood, wept pitifully. A
Monday visiting friends and looking
young soko ajie used to cry with vex­
I Ijeen absent, on parochial duties, for ation if Livingstone didn’t nurse it in
after business affairs.
about two weeks
his arms when it asked him to.
That muslin underwear at Ro a
Wounded apes have diisi crying, and
Hav, as cheap as you can buy it apes
have wept over their young on-s
Co’s is right in quality ami price
anywhere; three kinds grass, wheat, slain by hunters. A cldrupauzee train­
and is going rapidly,
It
and oats, also glain. T W. Rob­ ed to enrry water jugs broke one and
cried, which proved sorrow, though it
F. T. Tuttle was in < oqti lle list ison. at Central warehouse.
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wouldn’t mend the Jug. Kats, discov­
Saturday visiting his mother,Mrs.
ering their young drowned, have been
Mrs.
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Button,
wife
of
Geo.
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S. J. Tuttle.
moved to tears of grief. A giraffe
Button of this city, who has been which a huntsman’s rille had iujured
Stove or block wood for sale
j seriously ill lor the past week, is re- began to cry when approaelnsi. S< a
Leave orders at Doyle’s meal nrar
lions often weep over the loss of tiieir
ket. E. C arey & S ons .
14 if ■ ,ior;ed as somewhat improved.
young. Gordon Cumming observed
ANTED — Stock, hogs anv tears trickling down the face of a dy­
Grandma Gross, w I10 has been
size, prefer them around 50 pmnds. ing elephant. Anil even an orang ou-
tang when deprived of its mango was
very ill for the past week, is up and
Drop us a card.
so vexed that it took to weeping.
about again.
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Bandon Creamery Co There is little doubt, therefore, iliat
animals do cry from grief or weep
A dandy set of hack or stage bar
We have eggs for sale.
White from pain or annoyance.—Harper’s
ness for $33.00, at the Bandon
Plymouth Rocks, White Pekin Weekly.
it
Harness shop.
Ducks, Indian Runner Ducks, at
The Laborer’s Thanks.
Mrs. L. J Cody was a Coquille
$1 00 per setting. Also Mammoth A tram car was going down a busy
visitor last week, returning homi
one day and was already com-
Brc nze Turkeys at $2.00 pe: setting. street
fortably full when it was hailed by a
Sunday.
Pure bred stock. Orders can be laboring man much the worse for liq­
Don’t forget that T. W. Robison left at R ecorder office.
uor. who presently staggered along the
car between two rows of well dressed
has all kinds of hay. grain, etc , at
F rank F. E ddy .
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people regardless of polished slices
the Central Warehouse.
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Bandon Post, No. 56, G. A. R . and tender feet.
Murmurs and complaints arose on all
Mrs. Wm. Ciaine went np to her will observe Decoration 1 >ay tl is
skies, and demands were heard that
husband's camp last Friday,’ return­ year with appropriate ceremonies. the offender should be ejected at once.
ing Saturday.
But amid the storm of abuse one
We will publish the program later.
friendly voice was raised as a lienevo-
New lot best barley Estabrook Every citizen of Bandon and vicinity lent clergyman rose from his seat, say­
warehouse: $1.25 per sack.
11 tf is interested in these exercises, and ing:
will, no doubt, lend every effort "No, no! Let the man sit down and
be quiet.”
J. E. Walstrom went down to possible tc make them a success.
The disconrfltiire of the party turned
San Francisco on the Elizibeth to
to mirth when the drunken one seizetl
Trade with the Estabrook ware­ his benefactor by tin« baud, exclaim­
look after business aft lira.
house.
We handle California hay ing: .
Try a 10 pound box of dried pears
"Thank ye. sir-thank ye. I see you
from Rosa Co’s. They a:e lust grain, null leeds and seed grain. We know what it Is to be tight!*’—London
undersell all competitors, yet carry Answers.
class.
It
only the very best grades of feed.
R. E. L. Bedillionwas a passenget
Served Him Well.
Fry our At feed oats at $2 00 p 1
During the early days ot the career
on the Elizabeth to S in Francie >.
cwt.
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of William Alien White, when be was
We are informed that he will go tc.
charged with the comluet of a country
visit his 1 not her w ho is ill.
D ied , at La Fontaine, Oregon, paper in Iowa, be one day received a
April
11th. Fannie, wife of John call from an indignant contributor,
Mrs. Fred Mehl was viiitmg
who bitterly complained that matter
friends in Coquille the latter part ot Buckingham. She had been sick for ot his, long before submitted, had not
several years, having been at a been published.
lastfweek.
“Softly, my friend.” said White in
open air sanitarium in Portland for
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Mrs M. Nosier of Coquile cam
his most soothing tone. "Beady I must
two years, ifterwaid beili? taken to offer my best thanks to you for those
down Saturday to visit Ms Art
California, returning home only to features. They have served me well.
Johnson.
From time to time when I get to think­
die in a few days, She leaves
Mayor Steve Gallier who h is been husband and three children, beside ing that this sheet is a pretty poor one
to indict upon a long suffering public
on the sick list for some tini< is 1 large number of relatives and 1 look up your stuff and read it care
reported to be gradua'ly fmpi< img.
fully, a process which enables me to
friends to mourn their loss. Mr. ami perceive
liow much worse my paper
Ocean Rebekah Lodge entertained Mrs. Buckingham were resideu s of might be. whereupon 1 Itecome real
the President of the Rebekah Assem­ Bandon for a number of years, and cheerful. Pleas.- don’t take them from
bly at a sped 1 meeting 1 «st Satur­ it coul.1 truly be said of her—“None me.”—< 'levelainl Leader.
day evening, and all repot t a ven knew her but to love her."
A Multiplication T rick.
Here is h little trick in mil I ti|ilicn-
pleasant evening.
Miss Blanche Van Valkenlmrg timi I bat may anime you Ask a
Mrs. Timmons and her daugbtei
entertained the Art club at Hotel friend to write down I lie numbers
Ethel, left Monday tor their home in
numlier S.
X. Then
Barview in her usual charming tn in 1 ¡-i.’Cu!», omitting the number
our 1 Ule from
Astoria. They expect to return in a ner, last Thursday afternoo 1. While tell him to select any one
the list, multiply it lay !» nnil with the
short time. Mrs. Mary Walker, oi
chatting with members she was pelt answer to this sum multiply the whole
list—thus, assuming that lie selects
this city, accompanied them.
ed with a sudden shower of d iniy either the figure I or G:
Archdeacon Hotsfall will conduct packages. Amid peals of laughter Select 4X<fc^3‘-
Select fix'-’-'
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service at St, John's Episcopal and delight as she unrolled each
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church, Sunday, at 11 :< o a m. and package, was exposed beautiful hand
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embroidered doilies and dresser scarfs
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was
an
enjoyable
afternoon
and
Last Sunday was an ideal spring
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You see. the answer of the sum Is
day, and several picnic parties were one never to be forgotten by the
enjoyed by Bandon people at d’ffer- young bride-elect who will be united composed of tigures similar to the our
selected.
ent places, the party from Hotel Gal- tn m linage to Mr Hall Chaney in
Men In Petticoats,
lier going up the beach to Whisk} the eaily part ot June.
It will probably lie a matter of sur-
Run.
prise to the general render to learn
Mrs. C. Evan laicas left on the
Elizabeth, Wednesday evening, for
San Francisco, and within a few day;.
after her arrival will leave for an ex
tended visit with friends in the Yo­
semite valley.
Notice.
The water will be shut oil on the
hill, Saturday, April 23rd, from 1 to
5 o'clock pm., for the purpose of
removing all tire hydrants, ordered
out by the City Council
B andon L ight & W ater C o
Last Friday, the isth, a birthday
party was given at the home of Mrs
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J. L. Kronenberg, at Parkersburg, School Children to Give Play
in honor of the sixth birthday of her
little son, George. A large number
The first and second grades of the
ol his little friends were present, and Bandon Public school will put on a
the dav was very happily passed in musical play at the Grand Theatre,
playing games, and the big “Jack Friday evening. April 22nd. The
Horner” pie.
Refreshments were play will be put on twice during the
served in the orchard. Not until evening, the first performance begin
George had eaten a piece of h'S ning at 7:45 p.nt., and the second at
birthday cake would he consent to 8:45. The price of admission will
be six years old.
be 15 cts, children tin ier to years,
Slate O'ganixer Zeck, of the Sons
of Veterans, who instituted camp
here last week, departed for Portland
accompanied by Mrs. Zeek He ex
peeled to muster in a few more
camps near Portland, then goes to
Riverside, Cal,, tn attend a division
encampment. He hopes to secure
at least ten < anqis in Oregon so that
we can have a division, without call
ing on California for a quorum, .is IS
the case now—Coos Bay Harbor.
io cents. There will be tine motion
pictures between scene«, so that
there will be something doing eitrv
minute. The child’en are being
thoroughly drilled and will perforin
their parts in a most creditable m in­
ner. Ali who atlei <1 will surely get
the worth of their money. The pro
ceeds will go toward buying appar
atus for Use in die school, so the
cause is a worthy one and should be
patronized freely by the public.
that the petticoat was tirst worn ex­
ciusively by men. In the reign of King
Henry Vil. the dress of the English
was so fantastic and absurd that it
was difficult to distinguish one sex
from the other, in the inventory of
Henry V. apt«ears a ’’petticoat of re«l
damask, wit It o|ien sleeves.” There is
uo mention of a woman’s petticoat be­
fore the Tudor period.
Cruel Blow.
"Are you aware of the fact." re­
marked Miss Cutting, “that I am a
mind reader?”
“Nevah suspected it. weally,” an-
swered .voting Softleigh. “Would you
—aw—object to wending my tn [nd.
doncher know?”
"Certainly not” site replied, "Bring
it with you the next time you call.”
Paced Too Rapidly.
“Waiter, ask the orchestra to piny
something different.”
"Any particular selection, sir?”
••Something slower,
1 can't chew
my food properly in waltz time.”—
Kansas City Journal.
Only Chance.
"Do yon believe.” queried the fair
widow, “that uni versa I jn-ace will ever
be established?”
“Not unless people quit getting mar­
ried.” growled the old bachelor.—Chi­
cago New».
The Settlement.
Suitor—What will your father settle
on the man who marries you? The
Girl—All the r«at of the family, I sup-
Doee.—St. Loula Times.
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Fourni!« Not«»
Mrs- Wilcox an«l t
Funk, went 1.» Bat
part ol 1 i-t w«ck, tli
ing to leave shortly «
Bull has rented Mrs.
A very ¡Jtas.u.t !i
pl ice last S iturilas
tor’s.
BARGAINS!
Mr
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Mr.
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Mr. .A D-ivis and iamih have
be -n having quiic a spell ol > kness,
several members oi lie family being
d 'wn at once. All arc reported
lx tier
Quite a crowd gath« iv«i at Laurel
L ike school house totiv 10 organize
a base ball team, but the Crowd was
small and it turned out to be quite .1
s >< ialist meeting. Th v t«>ie out the
partition in thes« hvol house to make
room for more s< h«Yars in die sum­
mer. A nice lunch was servtd and
all sec.tird to have ,1 go xl time.
A number ot piople were out : on
the creek fishing ast Sundav. R.
Bedillion was among them and car-
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tied oft the largi st st; ng of fish.
The Foster mill liassbutdown fora
tew days. Tip. v are all at wmk re
¡«airing the mill. A l>la< ksa ith -lioji
is being ’.milt, and we uiukrstaiid a
new edger is to be installed.
Mrs. (.«ne l’erce took a trip to
Coquille the fore part of the w eek
Business and pleasure combined.
I red Lockwood moved his family
to the Foster mill last week. Mrs
Lockwood will have charge of the
cook house.
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Presbyterian Church,
There wili be regular pr< aching
ervices at the Presbyterian < hurch,
next Sun lav, Apiil -41I1, ne ruing
me evening, by Rev. A Haberly,
tempor.'y supply. The public ai d
trangets in the city are (««rdially in
cited to make this church vour Sab
1 > uh home.
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\’ >u know what a go d teaclu 1
¡leans to ■ « « communitv .«nd espe ;
illv l«i a child The Normal Sch <>i
s wheie the te icl'.crs .ire best Gained.
You have a valual !e plant at Mon­
mouth, worth more ilia:. >1 x>,oo«>
Dont abandon this, but vote \ 1 .S
tor Monmouih. a« >1 sustain the Nor-
m il School The cost is four cents
n a thon n«l <1 liars.
J B. V Buri. er . Sec. Com.
BARGAINS!
Every Day Is Bargain
No. 9718
IREASim DEPARTMENT
Olt.oí Comptrollci of the Currency
Wuhó^aw, D C. April », 1910
Where«., bv
iaclorv evidence (.iccentcd
to the tuideiaigned. it
ha., been made to appear
that " The Firat National
Stale ot Oregon has complied with all the pro­
Dav’ in Our Store
visions ol the Statutes
4 the United States, re­
quired to Lie complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the business of
Banking;
Now Therefore
Lawrence O. Murry,
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Comptroller of the Currency, do hete! y certify
that “The First National Bank of Bandon* in the
You know just
What you are
Getting here for
We have been
Here a Long
Time and have HAVE YOU A
Always aimed
CAMERA?
To please the IF SO YOU WILL FIND
e
THE LARGEST AS­
City of Bandon in th.- County of Coos and State
of Oregon is authorized to commence the busi­
ness of flanking »’ prowled in Sertion Fifiv one
hundred and sixty
nine of the Rev,sed Statutes
of the United Stales.
In testimony whereof witnes; my hand
and Seal of olhee this Fifth day of April, 1910
l^w rence O. Murray
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Comptroller of the Currency
SORTMENT OF
Films, Fiâtes,
Papers, Post Cards,
0. A. TROWBRIDGE
Chemicals, Etc.
In The County At The
The Store That Bandon Drug Co
SAVES
If You Have Not One,
YOU
MONEY
Buy One At Once It Will
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NICE
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Street Improvement Notice
NOTICjE IS 1 lERi-.BY GIVEN, That the
common council did by leo’uiiHi, mac! M.ir h
11 st, 1910, determine to improve C olumbia Av­
enue between Fifth and Sixth streets, by estab­
lishing a grade thereon, and causing »aid portion
of said Avenue to be improved by grading ano
tolling the earth thereon to make said street con­
form to the grade so established.
Uni* ss written remonstrance he made against same
and signed by two-.lnrd.; of the property owners
having proixrly fronting upon the portion of said
»yrnue 30 proposed to be improved, and «uch re­
monstrance be tiled with the Recorder on or be­
fore the 12th dav of May, 1910, then th*- com-
non council will « nact an ordinance tablishin»;
•uch ^rade. and providing for the manner «.nd
lime ot making the improvements there on, in ac­
cordance with the grade so established, and ot
assessing the cost thereof to
the adjacent
property.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon, April 21st 1910.
C. R. \X ade
L ity Recorder
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN, That the
common council of the City of Bandon, Cooz
county, Oregon, did by resolution made upon the
15th day of April, 1910. d«-termine to improve
.«econd street in the Woolen Mill Addition to
Bandon, from Pacific Io Cocuiiie av« nue. in said
addition, by establishing abrade therein, and de­
termining the amount oi cut
and fills thereon to
be made, and by grad n; and filling said sfres-t to
vonlorm Io such grade, an.l contracting sitle
walks lor the full kn^ili of said portion ol
oi sani street upon both «ides thereof.
Now unless a wri«ten remonstrance be made
against the same at d be signal by the owner-, oi
two-lhtrda oi all real property fronting upon both
odor ol the said portion of said street «0 pro-
noied Io be improved, and «uch remonstrance b<
filed with the sity Recorder on or before the 12
th day ot May. 1910, then the com-on cou , ki I
will en»ct an ordinance establisl ng «u h gride
and providing (or the manner of malting such im-
proveraents thereon, in accordance with the grade
su established, and ol asseamg the tf -st thereof
ttpoii the adja- ent pripriy.
Dated at Bandsiu, Oregon, April 2 Id. 1910.
G R Wade
City R-cordei.
wis. honteßoeeh
howeßovei rtoufd ïatheï (¡ave
eowe home and Satj^ ^jast go
dorfn to the filini tuie slohc and f^iek
out a n ij th in ç gou a nt^ than any-
thing efsc.
wen a\e noi veitf ftahtiea/a^ ßut
^OnCn a\e^ and vthen w\s. howe-
Dover's neighfaiS' eome in she vfoufd
tike ffoi thew to see hei home booking
fike she way ^ioud o£ it. riont So we
oj these things make the home ¿ook
jtYoud?
i^oußd ße gßad to Have you eaßß
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Woodruff & urner
The House Furnishers
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