Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, April 28, 1910, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textr 4 e o % • .• o - □ET Mr*. Fieger entertained the mem bers of the Thimble Club thje «ftcr- noon *-• H iv, as cheap as you can buy it J P. Tup|x.*r. of Coquille was a anywhere; three kinds glass, wheat, and oats, ah>o grain. T. W. Rob Bandoil visitor last Saturday. ison. at Central warehouse. 14tf The Very Rev. Father A. Lane of Albany arrived in Bandon Wed James Laug u-ad, Inspector ol nesday, and will remain for a few Construction oi Lighthouses, w o days. j has been at Cape Blanco for the past Remember th it the Bandc n Steam 6 or 7 weeks, arrived in Band» n laundry will wash, slaich and dry Monday. Mr. Laughead was ac coinpamed by h-s wife who has been your clothes. 16 if with him during his Slav at the Ladies’ and children’s up to date CajK*. They will leave R r their lion e hats at Mrs. liiirklmklci’s, next door in Portl ind Friday morning to Bargain Store. it The Installed new machinery. The Elizabeth and Newport are Bandon Steam laundry has just in due to arrive this afternoon fioin stalled a new and up to date washing S.m Francisco and Portland respect machine w hich enables them to Jo ively. better and faster work tor the same F or S ai . e . — Field peas, 3'icts money, and can now’ safely guaran per pound Address Geo T. Moul tee not to shrink your woolens. 16 tf t >n, Coquille, Ore. i6tf N j Local Lore J MuilV« R«ply. Mr8i Si Pv.irt U agent fur.the Chau A. Stevens BrC‘. S;:it«, Co.it>. apes. etc. Will call ami ,ho>» Sam ples and take measurements. Box 26 to- ijx F. J HAYS (PiOMi TER1ST will be at Dr. 1’crkm’s office on the 22nd an I 23rd of each in mill Eves tested free and gla-.se; fitted. Don’t forget the dale. iftf The Ladies’ Aid Society o' the Baptist church are j repared to stw for a >y one who has s-wing to do. For particulars, inquire of M s. King lóti or Mis, Cora Woo Irufì. __ ______ I..... Regular preaching services at the Piesbvtciian church next Sunday, both morning and evening. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m Voting pen-I pies meeting at 7:00 p. in. In the Coquille Sentinel contest : which closed last Saturday night. Miss Rae Carey won :he first prize for this district, a lot at Ten Mile Fine cutlery and edge tools. Ali | Don’t forget that T. W. Robison and Miss I.ttta Bell won second, a high quality and big assortment. has all kinds of hay, giain, etc , at free trip to San Francisco. The Carpenters and mechanics appreciate the Central Warehouse. 14 tf Bandon public school fell short a lit 1 such goods. IS. The Bandon Haidwart tie over 3,000 votes of getting the Mrs. A. Pershbaker, and daugh Co. will fully warrant every tool they piano. ter, Miss Pershbaker, of Prosper, sell. it left Monday for Oakland, Cal., where -<xx>— Coumerild Christensen Co. have they may make their home. opened a branch store in Parkers Call In Schoo! Warrants. Elegant line of stamped linens at burg. They opened up last F riday, Mrs. Burkholder’s millinery store, and are getting an excellent trade All persons are hereby notified it next door to Bargain Store. from the surrounding country, which that after this <1 ate, April 28. 1910, Stove or block wood for sale is a good farming and dairy commu ali school warrants outstanding Leave orders at D gyle’s meat mar ! nity, and much produce is conse against Dist. No. 54, will be paid, as quently being handled. ket. E. C arey & S ons . ij tf far as the money goes, and that from Fencing. Pittsburgh Perfect Elec this date, such warrants will cease to The Fifield ariived in [ort last tric weld. The kind that looks good bear interest. J. \V. M \ST, S iturday with 2oo tons of freight and is good. Stock cannot crowd it Clerk of School Board. and 16 passengers. She sailed Mon down. It won ’ t sag if boys crawl day night with 275,1:00 feel of lum ber, 82 pieces of piling, 167 poles, over it. We are the agents and are Fourmilc Notes selling lots of it. Get in your orders four tons ot miscellaneous. early. Bandon Hardware Co. it Wanted. — too men to send ilieir B. J. Coumerilh, Pat Hanrahan, Mrs. Cope went to Bandon last shirts, collars and cuffs to the' Ban O. W. Gibson and Herbert Brown week to meet her mother, Mrs. Dil- 16 tf don Steam laundry. have each bought a lot in the beau iard, and sister, Mrs Wagner, who Gal-va-nite roofing. 1 ire proof. tiful tract owned by Glen Cox, and just came from Bremerton, Wash; it Cheaper than shingles Lasts longer. these gentlemen are each figuring on has been several years since Mrs Bandrn Hardware Co. distributors. putting up a concrete residence dur Cope has seen her mother. Mr-,, Mrs. Fulgum, of San Francisco, ing the summer. This will be an l amer, another sister, is also visit wile of the chief enginee. of tlie Fi- excellent improvement to Bandon, ing at the Cope ranch. field, is in Bandon, and fot the pres and will add more than ever to make George Hite took a trip over the ent is stopping with Mrs. Garheld. it a city of homes. mad with hi automobile last Sun Mis Fulgum is a lister to J. E. Trade w'th the Estabrook ware day. He h id a party of pleasure Clark, who ¡swell known in Bandop. house. We handle California hay seekers with him. 1 fe says the roads Special sale of Ladies and chil grain, mill lends and seed giain. We ar? still a little rough, but thinks dren’s street hats, Sat . April 30th, undersell all competitors, yet carry later on he can make good time, at Mrs. Butkholdei’s Millii ery Store. only the very be-t grades of feed. He expects t- tun itis auto down Try our Ai feed oats at $2 00 per the coast on regular trips. It cwt. gtf WANTED — Stock, hogs anv Cope and Dyer have bought the size, prefer them around 50 pounds I Mr Wavily is actually at work Wheeler ton donkey, and are goii'g taking the census of the Bandon t' use it for cleiring ground. Drop us a card. 13 4! Bandon Creamery Co. voting precinct. He savs the work John Logan, Mr. Boyle and Dr in Bandon is not si difficult, but Mr. Gus Buckingham and dau,h when he gets into the country dis Sorensen were t iking a few days oft ter, Velma, of Belle Fontaine, ar trict, included in the precinct, he Fishing at New Lake seems to in rived in Bandon the latter part ol will have consideral le traveling. great sport as they took home quiie last week, and will spend a few day* There is a lot of red tape connected a large catch. here visiting relatives and friends. with the taking of the census this Col. Blumenrother is visiting a Mr. Buckingham’s wile is a daughtei year, and a great many questions t< few days down tin- coast. oi Mrs. F. E Dyer. isk. For instance, each man must School is to '»egin at Dist. Si n< xt Look! Look! Rolled Bariev 'll tell how tnauv weeks he was out <>l $1.15 per sack; Jr.to in 1 2 ton lots employment in 1900, what he was Monday. Miss Devoe is to teuli. Charley Davis expects to move to or more at Estabrook Warehouse doing ten years ago, and they are the Circle City mill this week. Other feeds at proportionately low very specific as to what lie is doing P ete . pr'ces. Come ami see. i6tf now. The fellow who can answer ----- ZVV»----- The Baptist church will hold ser all these questions, especially the man who corks at odd jobs, is a vice every Sunday in the old M E. Notice To Horsemen Church, South. Sunday school at dandy, Io o'clock a. in. Preaching at tl:oo The thoroughbred German Perch a m. and 8:co p. m. Prayer meet High Cost of Living. cron Stallion. GRAINAUI.T, is a ing every Wednesday evening. Rev. beautiful four year old black Per- Alliett Brayton is the pastor. We complain a great deal these cheron weighing 1750 lbs a nd was Albert Garfield and wife hive re days about the high cost of living, imported from Germany by J. C. turned from San Francisco, and and it is true that it does cost a, Rif'y of Portland, ( ire. Albert is now driving a fine new "right smart bit,’’ but it is nothing ’GRAINAU LT will stand ! automobile around town. 1» begirs in comparison to prices of 25 and 30 at the following places during tin to look pretty much like a city to season: Bandon. April. 12 io - h - i S years ago according to a Hillsboro see the fine cars moving about the 19 20, 27 28. May, 6 7 ,15-16, 23 streets. man. This statistician gives some June, I 2 3. i-> it. 19 20, 29 24 25. The Eastern Star Lodge gave an prices, tak< n from a note book of 30 Four Mile, Api il, 3, 12. 21. 29 imp-omptu program and social last 1872, as follows: "One pound corn May, 8, 17, 26. June, 4. 12 .21 Saturday night, inviting a few friend' starch. 25 cents; three spools thread, Langlois, April, 4 5 9. 13 14. 17, 22 besides the regular members, and a 25c; can corn, 381:1»; sola, I5cts; 23, 26 and 30. May, 1-2,5 9 t°. 14. very enjoyable evening was spent. 128 pounds C sugar, at 13’4'0»; 18 19 22, 27 28, 31.. June, 5 6,9. One of the pleasing features of the three bars soap, 250«; onions and !3 14 15. 18, 22 23. 27 ami 28 program was the violin solo by Miss Sixes, April 6 7 8. 15 16. 2 1 ami 2.S- Perry, with Henry Hite as piano ac onion sets, 250» per pound; 8 inch May 34, it U-13, 20 2t, 29 .-mil 30 coinpanist. This number was highly tile, 5octs; now sells 150», or 2 for June 7 8. 16.17, 24 25 and 26. anpreciated and encored. Mrs. F 25cts; bunch matches, 250»; nails. Terms. Single Service $10 00 II Mehl rendered a piano s«»l. > in Sets per pound; can peaches, 5octs; di»e at time of s< rvi e. her usual excellent manner greatly to laisins, 37'j<-ts; peidles, per pound, F r Season $ 15 o . the delight of the audience. C. R 250»; candies, 25 cts per pound; To insure, ÿ‘2o 00, due when mare Wade responded to a to. et on the nutmeg. >2 p< r p »und; 6 cans toma is kr.own to be in foil. subject "The Social Side of the O. Due care will be t ken Io prevent E S. J Ir.i Sidwell presided in a toes, #2; granulated sugar, iScts per accident but will not be re ponsilile most dignified manner. After the ' ]>011 nd ’’ should any occ ur. ------- program a sumptuous banquet was sesved bv the gentlemen of the O. Black Percheron Horse Ass'n Advertise in the R ecorder and E. S. I Langlois, Ore. L. J . B igelow , Mgr you will get results. BE INDEPENDENT ’Tlieh* Wax a time, wtiiie Lymati Trumbull was chairman vt tile senate committee 011 judiciary, that Benjamin Butler was chairman ot the judiciary committee of the house, it was at this period that a delegation from one ot the southern states visited Wash ington with a desire to secure the im peachment and removal ot the federal judge ot their state. They interviewed Mr. Butler ns to tlie probability of car rying sucli a measure through that session • | don’t know." was Mr. Butler's re ply; "I am chairmau ot the judiciary committee ot the house. Tlie ueces- sary action can be bad here. But Ly man Trumbull is chairman of tlw sen ate committee, and Judge Trumbull is troiihhsl with two things—the dyspep sia. which makes him miserable, and conscience, which makes him uncer tain.’’ Practically all substantial fortuues have been made by acquiring the saving habit early in life and laying by enough money to grasp the opportunity for Success When it is Presented BEGIN I lie Foundation of .1 fortune Today by O|>cning an Account With This Bank Accounts <•! orporations, Firms and individuals Respectfully Solicited. All business treated strictly confidential. FIRST NATIONAL BANK H BANDON OREGON j WOODRUFF & GOFF Ginseng's Growth. The manner ot the ginseng's growth gives if a queer shape and in some cases fabulous value. There is first a main root or trunk Then on the sides there will l>e smaller roots, one on a side, and by a curious formation the offshoots resemble arms and legs, so that the full grown ginseng looks for the world like a human figure. 1 lie more the fancied likeness to the human form is developed the greater the value, according to some ot the Chinese. The root as an herb has wonderful properties, but. too, so miti-li beyond is the value of one that looks human The others will cure cancers and all sorts of other diseases. t>ut the precious one having the hu man shape will Keep off devils and ali bad luck.-Argonaut. SLATINI) HAND MEN Buy And Sell All Kinds of Second Hand Goods Get Our Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere Phone 261 BANDON OREGON Not His Fault. A story is told ot a well known Sheffield tenor who when asked to sing at a dinner, although he had 110 music with him. went on to the platform to try. He did his best, but he broke down in the middle ami retired. IP was cheered up by an elderly man sitting next to him. who tapped liim on the shoulder and said: “Never mind, lad; ttin’s done thy bes». but ’’ feller at asked thee to sing owt to be shot.’’’—Loudon Telegraph. rwncàdfYnaùf A FINE LINE Of Had to Do It. Ilogan —Plnviii makes ye swally all your dinner in two minutes. Grogan? Are ycz utili’ on a bet? Grogan—It’s for the good 11 v me dyspepsy, Moike. Sure, the doctlier tould me to rist an hour alter 'atin’, and bow else am O1 goin’ to get tin* bour’to rist in unless Oi ate loike the divii?—Boston Tran- script. The Higher Court. “The courts fiave decided that a wo- man bas no right to open her hus- band's mail." •My wife reversed that decision lie. fere it was made.”—Houston Post. Still Young. Teacher I mu surprised that you nrc nut further advanced. You are ex tremely bin kwnrd for your age. Lit lie Girl- Vcs'm Mamma wants io marry again. A Medical Opinion. "Poctor. Imw do volt account for the existence of r lieu mutism?" •’’I lie mint!, my dear sir. evolved the disease to fit the word.”—Chicago Trib- line. COI*Y«MÌMT »• I I til Ol TCAULT, CRrwtMON A CO yeais ofd aie ovei ntatj have ehi/díioüd J fliesii lì o nt c yet/ ieeû^eelionS dauò—tße io^e ¿edslftinf^ stia^ ntattiesses (ft BARGAINS! ^ealHei tiefc. o(ft twentieth eentui^ £’iass ¿eds^ woven wiie BARGAINS! halt ntatieyses^ s^aeious Every Day is Bargain diesseis^ efotlies efoseh and wash- Day In Our Store stands wife nt a fee heafth and corn- ^üït fyft ijou. fay now. a fittfe now and then^ at the fig sdoie You know just with the fittfe fftiees. What you are Getting here for We have been Woodruff & Turner Here a Long The House Furnishers Time and have Always aimed To please the People i Many I, or or muck soils contain fer tilizins elements in ns large per cent ns average manure, but they usually need tillage ami sweetening with an application of lime to render these ele ments available for plant life. 0. A. TROWBRIDGE % The Store That SAVES YOU MONEY Wliile the warmer climate of the west and southwest is favorable for tliw winter production of eggs, this ad vantage Is quite ofi’set by tile fact that tlie wnriiici weather tends to greatly multiply lice mile pests, which consti tute as serious a drawback as cold w’enthcr. hi making rimiro of lami In n new section It Is well not only to keep In mimi H.o fertility of tli^ soil nn«1 Its ability to 1 rxliiiv bumper crop«, but tlie dl-l ii <>f the lami from market. Thare i.ive been c.i-ex where Mil'll ii' ■ ■ < a 1 la two sull :lfit-ILe> mimi-li Hie Rules of Golf. A lawyer of considerable prominence took up 1 he game ot golf. Home of his friends voiimtee-red chapters of advii-c, while another presented to the beginner a book of rules. After com pleting his first round the counselor was asked if he bad mastered the rules The perspiring lawyer realized the sarcasm of the remark, but proved equal to the occasion, ’"rhe rules? Oh. they are quite simple." he replied. •“'There are two I know of, and to my mind they are the most Important. You must hit the twill with your club, and after you have bit it you must find it. of course, before you hit it again. It will take an holiest man sev eral weeks to master these two rilles. After driving the bull you must hit It wherever it Iles. Good lies are as im portant in golf as in fishing. Ixising a ball costs you two strokes ami the price of the ball. Hitting a caddie with the ball is Justifiable homicide.” —New lark Tribune.