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O IN I’HE COUNTY COURT FOR OREGON: In the IN AND IOR ( OOS COUNT • • Matter ot the Ed tie MADISON I SWIFF The Opera of HAS A SELECT STOCK OF Deceased. Wines. Liquors &. Cigars Notice is hereby given that the und< rsigned has been ap; ►"inted ad niiriistrator of the estate of the altove Stonili Ikcron l>rn 114 ht n.inied Madison I Swiit, deceased by Hon. Jno F. Hall. Judge of thi l OHRTEOUS HiEA OIENT County Court of Coos Cotint«*, Orc 3 Th it the said named M.idiscn I Swif'. died intestate, on. or about the loth day of June, A D . 1904. in BANDON OREGON Coos County, Oregon That all persons, or parlies, hav MY CLOTHES ARE AT TH! ing c laims against the said estate ar«> here by required to present the same, with the profier vouchers thereto attached, to th«* undersigned as such ATTRACTIVENESS. Tends to Refine and Elevate Whole Communities. 1 GOT EVEN WITH BOTH Fine Quality Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastry. First Class Restaurant by American Prosa Association. My unde. George CbatWorth. wns a very eccentric man As he grew older SIMPLICITY AND DIGNITY. his eccentricity exhibited itself In vio lent prejudices. He disliked every thing that was Ms thne and advo They Are th« Two Word« That Give cated uriytliing thnt not. lie wns the Keynote to Success In Arrang very rich and bad no ciHldTen. 1 was ing Shrubbery and Trees on th. his only living relative atxl Mt. heir Lawn—Laying the Walk la Im expectant, My position was rutti cr portant. try tug. 1 must agree with tiliu hi all The home is the center of all that his odd Ideas or ruo the risk of of- most people hold dear and is oue of feudlug him and thereby losing a for- the best means of attracting visitors tune. The most deep seated prejudice of and settlers to the town, ft is there ■uy uncle was ngnlust the medical pro fore of the highest importance that its surroundings should be such as will fession. When HI he would not have administrator, at his pla re of business have it refining and elevating Influence a doctor near him. In this 1 felt it my in the Town of Bandon, Coos Co., u|M»n the children and young fw*ople. duty to Interfere, nnd ou oue ocensiou. as well as n(x.o the whole community. inking the matter into my own bauds. Oregon, within six (6) months from It is not necessary for one to be rich 1 sent for a physician. My uncle or the date of this not’ce. or even well to do In order to enjoy dered him out of the bouse aud was Where Yours Oought to be Dated at Bandon, C«>os County, the delights of an attractive home. so wroth with me that 1 feared he Oregon, this 5th day of Joly. A D., The writer knows men and women ot would change bls will. cutting me off Prop A. F. OERINGER entirely. the most humble stations in life who 1910. He changed his will. but <Ud not cut I NELS RASMUSSEN. me off. He put In a codlcU that if If you wish a bottle cold--- when he again at any time fell Hl I Administrator Estate of Madison I Call at the Eagle, should call in a doctor his i>roperty If you love the goods that’s old-- Swift, deceased. should all go to an old friend of bls Call at the Eagle. who had ns many violent prejudices as CHAS B SELBY, Attorney for he had himself. This okl fellow, Peter i a.nt no use to sit and blink Administrator. Newman. always took the opposite If you really need a drink, side of every question from that taken Just make a sign or ring a bell. ----- OCKJ-------- I by my unde and had no fear in forc And you bet they’ll treat you right ing his opinions The strange case of Down at the Eagle these two curmudgeons being warm BANDOX friends wns like two opposing winds meeting and clinging to each other In A WELL AKKANGED LAWN I was told of this pro a cyclone I by n little care and attention to lawn vision of iny uncle’s will, but Mr. New- BANDON. OREOON Full line of Harness, Sad and trees and shrubbery have devel man was not. Since my uucle abused tlie doctors his friend defended them. oped beautiful effects. dles, Bridles, Halters, I think my uncle did not dare tell When we s|>eak of beautifying the Newman that he had disinherited me Blankets and everything home grounds our first thought is to go in case I did what he would approve. usually kept in a first* immediately to a Inndscape gardener Well, my uncle was taken down with class harness shop. bandon — O regon and turn the whole matterover to bim. a malady which was sure to kill him Repairing a Specialty This will do very well In case you have If he did not have medical attendance, Druggist und Apothecary sufficient means to warrant and also and he would probably die anyway. 1 fs.iiHt in receipt of n new stock of in case you are so situated that yon confess 1 was not anxious that he should live, but bis injunction that I can easily change your present home Drugs and (’li“micsls. Pater. nnd should not call in a doctor placed me grounds and make them what a land in a very delicate position. No one Proprietary Preparations, Toilet Helen. Drngg Sundries. Perfomea scape gardener would want. but I knew of the conditions of his FURNISHED ROOMS The object of this article is not to will, and if it became known 1 would Briwi.es, Sponges, Soap. Nuts at.d ('andiaa, t hgars, Tobaccoa and Cig suppkuit the landscape gardener, for be berated by friends, neighbors and AT arvttea, l'ainta, Oils, Glass anti we all owe too much to him to inter relatives for permitting the old man fere in auy way with his calling. But to die rather titan oppose him by call- Painter'a Supplies. our object is to suggest some way by lug in medical attendance. But it was which it may be possible to supple I who was to be rich or remain in pov- ment what you already have about erty and not they. I omitted to call SOOTS - AND SHOES your home in order to bring out the a doctor, nor did I give the real rea MRS SARAH ('OSTELLO lines of beauty and charm and make son for not doing so-tbat I would lose You can’t expect to get $2 worth Nino eterni rooms 25 and 50c n your home a delight nnd satisfaction tin inheritance if I did. for $1, but you can get your ■light, «1 .25 a week*. $5 ..month to your family and your friends As soot) as It was known that my money’s worth at If you call in a good landscape gar unde was dangerously Ul people be BANDON dener 1:1s first observation will be the gan Io wonder tiiat 1 did not call in OREGON general lay of the ground and size of a doctor, Then they began to ask me the lot. Then he will gradually begtn the reason W’beu 1 told them my tu. Dealer in Boots and Shoes. to evolve gentle curves and angles, a cle would not have a doctor they all tree here. Certain shrubs there and an agreed that it wns my duty to force Repairing neatly and promp BANDON PLANING MILL open grass, plot In front or at tile side, oue upon him From that they passed tly done at lowest liv In the making of his outlines the land- to insinuating that I wished him to scape gardener may wreck some of die thnt I might get his money, Final- All Kinds of Mill Work, ing prices your own cherished plans ly threats were made that If 1 didn’t Mouldings, Sash, Doersand Where you may have had some "do my duty" word would be sent to Furniture. straight and angular road in mind tie the police that J was slowly murder- City Transfer will advise a gentle curve, and where Ing my uncle in order to possess my- Mission Work a Specialty you may wish to go directly he may self of his millions. The strain be All kinds of draying and transler- choose to lay out the path by a gentle came so great that 1 think it possible Greatly Reduced Rates on ing FOR SALE—mill wood. detour which would make possible 1 might have yielded if Ids fortune Small Mouldings some splendid effects in shrubbery or would have gone to auy one else than i rom Cixly's mill $2.00 per load trees, if your house is already thick old Newman, whom 1 hated. Shields And Armstrong JCod sold and delivered at lowest ly surrounded by trees lie may advise Finally Newman himself, having Proprietors a liberal use of the ax for the health heard of his friend’s Ulness. came prices J. Jenkins, Prop. around to see him Uncle was too ill and brightness of the home. There are three Important divisions for his friend to attempt to force a Iu all landscape gardening — namely, doctor upon him, but Newman had no tile house, the lawn mid the trees and sooner left the sickroom than he loos shrubs. If you are building you will en'd bis tongue u|x>n me. bringing o of course lay out your ground nnd lo forth ini precat toys ui>on me for l>er- cate your house tn such a'way as to luittlng tny uncle to die for the si.ke make It lit in most effectively with I of coming into my inheritance. “Can’t you wait a few years, you | your plans for lawn and shrubbery. Too many people build the bouse first young villain, tor a fortune tlutt wiJl and think about the arrangement of surely be yours? One would suppose the place afterward An hour or more that It only for the sake or appear OF ALL KINDS. SATISFACTION with pencil nnd paper, sketching out ances you would give him the medlcuJ your ground from different augles, will attendance he needs He will prole GUARANTEED menu more in the tlnal outcome than ably die ot this illness anyway, and A trial will convince^you you’ll get the money. Then why not you can easily imagine. Opposite Trowbridge’s Store Hight here we want to emphasize as do your duty?" “1 will not take the responsibility strongly as we may thnt Just as sur prising results. In a small way at I said, "of disobeying my unde’s least, can lie achieved with a small lot wish«*’«" "Then I will take steps to make you and a cottage as with a mansion on Idr^c grounds. It will require more disobey Ills Wishes, since ft Is evident (►ruins to arrange the small lot effec ly your desire to let him die for a pur pose I shall nt once make tliLs mat tively than the large one. ter known Io the authorities I shall Simplicity and dignity are the two M. G. POHL words tlint give the keynote to all suc bring a charge against you ot will cessful work In the arrangement of fuliy"- He wns moving awny when I stopp'd the home grounds. After the buildings him. "Hold:" I said "You nre my have been located and the grounds profierly graded the next step Is to de uncle's txsit friend, aren’t yon?" “1 a in ” termine the question of driveways and “Well, will you take the responsibil walks. ity of calling in n doctor?” These must _ depend very largely Optometerist ”1 will.” upon the nature of the grounds and “Then sit down and write out an the convenience of the people using Bandon. Oregon them. It will be found that any nt- order for nny doctor you wish to call tempt t« establish a walk around and and I will take It myself” "I'm not afraid of the old man.” he out of one's way will defeat its own ends, aud the lawn will suffer as a re said, hl« face red and blue with In sult. i*sp«*clally x«t If the walk Is used dlgnntlon. nnd sitting down nt my for practical purposes This does not desk, he wrote the order I carried necessarily mean that the wnlk It myself and after showing It to the should be laid in a straight line, but doctor put it tn my pocket. M.v unde dl.d. nnd n few days after that It should start and end at the the will was opened I met Mr New most natural |M>ints. man <>n the street He knew of the codicil nnd bow he had unwillingly Why They Don’t Grow. • ’ The most I remember atxmt the prevented the possibility of his Inherit Buy And Sell AH Kinds of Second Hand town." said a traveler when naked Ing his friend's money He gnve me about n certain village. "Is that there a grim look and passed me without Goods Get Our Prices Before wre hog* wallowing In the mudholes nny other recognition My uncle tmd not stopped tn think in the streets, every house wanted Purchasing Elsewhere that In forcing me to keep the doctors repnlntlng, nnd the hitching posts In front of the stores all leaned over ns away from him he was conferring a If tired out. There nre n good many benefit upon me He wns n very es Phone 261 fawns like thnt in the country, nnd ye» timable man. but I wns not sorry to their Inhabitants wonder why theT part with him and wns mnrh pleased to get even with his counterpart don't grow faster. Private Boxes for Pi ivate Parties. Alvin Munck, Prop Clarence V Short orders at all hours from 5:30 a m to 1:00 p. m. M. Smith g THE COQUILLE RIVER LIN E? Pacific M Sirs. Fifield & Bandon Twin Screw, New and Fast 1st Class Passage, Up Freight, $10 00 & $7.00 3.00 Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and good service our motto A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco L. L. BRANDENBURG, Agent, Bandon, Oregon I si 11 BIAtTiNNITHN efe A»» Wanons of All Kinds Made to Order KENNEDY W AGOSTI UO I1S Horseshoeing a Specialty Job Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satistaction. reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon. Oregon. Price« Lowe W. J. SABIN, Prop The Everything Neat and Clean The best of service guaranteed BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY Harness Shop o Vienna Bakery Ana Cafe By T ANTHONY TWINING Copyright. O BREUER’ S 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 J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, Bandon. Oregon. E. & E. T. Kru.r, owners and managers, 24 California St.. San Francisco. Home Bakery 1st Class, Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastry ( HAS IlERZK NONE Saturday BUT THE At Gallier WOODRUFF & GOFF SE(’OXI) BANDON HANI) OREGON J Read the Recorder
