Bandon recorder., October 07, 1910, Image 4

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A Judge for Coo* and Curry
At the Racket Store
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Tovs for boxs and toys for gills.
Steam engines and topsy • hirls,
L. J. Cody went to Marshfield on Wooden horses, iron banks.
business Wednesday.
Dynamobiles run by cranks,
At
the Racket Store.
Radley
for
al
See or phone L. J.
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kinds of Fire Wood.
Rocking horses
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DOLLAR
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Of the nianv important matters
that will come before the voters at
the coming November election is
that of the selection ot two Circuit
Opens an account with this bank and starts you on the roid to
Judges tor the Sec >nd Judicial Dis-
wealth. Willi a deposit of One Dollar we w ill loan you a neat
j tricl comprising Lane, Lincoln, Be->
• title bank to put vour savings in each day ami when the bank is
, ten Douglas Cox s and Curry <.*oun-
tn I you can bring the bank to the First National Bank a nl have
Att’y C. R. Barrow of Coquille Swords and guns.
it o|ancd. The kev to the sma I bink is kept here and the small
1 ties. The laxv requires that one of
was in Bandon Wednesday on legal Cows that bawl, ami oh what fun
bank cm orlv be opened bx us.
Call tar particulais. Open Sat­
j
there
Judges
shall
teside
south
x>:
business.
To watch the street cars speed along,
urday evenings.
Mrs. J. J. Jenkins and daughter To spin the lops and hear them hum j the Umpqua nv-r and west of the
Coast range of mountains, which
Irma went to Myrtle Point the first At the Racket Store.
territoiy i» practically Coos and Cur­
ol the week.
There's sewing machines for little ry corin’ies.
E. E. Oakes, the real estate man,
girls,
STATE DEPOSITARY
Under the laxx three judges are
went to Coquille Thursday afternoon And dolls whose heads are hung
now on the Bench hi the Second
on business, returning Friday.
with curls;
; District—the law h iving added an
Place your orders at once for all I There's furniture and cradles gay.
I additional, or thirxl Judge in 1909.
kinds of grass seed, seed grains, etc. Yes, everything with which to play ¡and Judge [ohn S. Coke o« Marsh-
with T. W. Robison, at Central At the Racket Store.
j field having lieen ap|>ointed as stu ll
Warehouse.
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There’s fancy dishes daubed with ! additional Judge for Coos an 1 Currv
E. (). Clinton, who has charge of
paint,
I counties. It was clearly the inien
the Coumerilh-Christensen branch I There’s books and Bibles for the saint. I lion ot the Legislature to make pro-
store at Parkersburg, went to Marsh­ There's masksand jackolanterns new, j vision for the Judge of, these tw«<
field Wednesday to meet his wife, For Hallween and Christmas too
I counties to be nam-d within either
who is returning from Seattle where At the Racket Store.
1 Coos or Curry ci'iinty. as the other
We aren’t running a Christmas Tree exactly, but the
she has been to visit her father
There’s post cards, albums and in two Judges reside outside of the
boundaries Above described.
man who wants the actual thing in lumber that he t;
FOR SALE -I- ive rco.n coltage fact
and furniture, and two lots
Best Our stock is just a cracker j ick,
In view ot the f«ct that Judge
pays for, will get it right here at the yard
location in town. Close in. Inquire There’s silverware for tickets given, [ Coke is a candidate for election to
of the GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER COMPANY
the Judgeship, it becomes very in>
of Nels Rasmussen.
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'Twill wear until you go to heaven.
portant
to
the
voters
to
see
that
he
Judge John S. Coke left Marsh­ Our prices, they are always right,
and if it’s Beaded Ceiling he’s after, he’d better hurry
is given a full vote at the apptoach-
field Tuesday for R<seburg where he in fact for biz we’re in 'he fight.
will hold court for Judge Hamilton Welcome! Come and see!
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the primary election held on the 24th
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for about three weeks
of
September, it is shown that Judge
S. H. Goff, the second-hand man
W. C. Sellmer was a passenger on
Coke received not onlv a heavy re
on the hill, pays more for goods and the Fifield to San Franctsc >, and
publican vote, but a large democrat­
sells lor less. Give him a call and will be away about ten days.
ic vote as well, throughout the entire
get the reason. Phone 211
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very pleasant time was had by
district, which goes to show tho
Sam Ness, manager of the Pros those w ho were present at the Whist
Judge C >ke is as weil and as favora
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per Canning Co. had the misfortune Sr ci d given bx’ the Rebekahs at the
bly known in tjie outside counties as
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to fall and break a rib one day re I. 0.0 F. h ill l is» Tuesday even-’
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he is within C-»os and Currx' conn-!
cently, but is getting along nicely at ing. An 'ther one will be given in
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ties, and which m-'ar.s th.it at t« e
han don
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present. Mr. Ness lives in Astoria 1 few weeks
brn.ggi.st unti . I/Htlfi‘-cti rii
coining elect-on. he w ill receive prac
but comes down to the Coqn li«
The new schooner R tndo'ph was ticallx* the unanimous vol«- .»t both
I h . gu hi
ii-l ol a il»*w stock «»f
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every fall to operate the Prosper insp.i'ted Wednesday and will go on
For constitutional amendment
parties
Drugs ami • hcinieals. Patent and
Salmon Cannery. He reports that her coast tun as soon as her papeis
A SMART TAILOKKD SUIT.
giving to cities and towns
Bel- re coming t > the Beucii Judge j
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P-eparatii
ns,
Toilet
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fish are coining good at present
exclusive power to license,
Women are much interested In the
are returned
She will do .1 g.-net-
Coke was recognized t roughoitt th« tailored suit for fall and early winter tides Drug Snmlrivs, Pcriit'i-es,
regulate, control, suppress,
Don’t forget that T. W. Robi: on • I Ireig ting business along the
State as one ot the s:r<» g« sf lawx .s wear lloxx- is the new tailored suit to Brushes, Sponge's, S* ap, Nuts a; d
or
prohibit the sale of intox­
is handling all kinds of lux, grain, «•oast.
A load is now ready at this
iCand’es. Cigars. Tobaccos ami ( tg-
at the Bar. as well as .« law er ol u 1 be made? This is the problem, We
icating
liquors within^the
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irel'cs.
Paints,
Oils,
Glass
and'
have
been
••hobbled
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and
tied
in
until
feed, etc., at the verv lowest place to be taken to Rogue iiv< r
questioned honesty and inlegritx. As j the limit of discomfort and ugliness Paintei's Supplies.
municipality.
prices.
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C. H Man issa and wife arrived a man and a citizen he bears an un has been reached, so that It Is refresh­
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Shieldsand Kenne ly, the Bandon >n the Breakwater from Portlind.
ing to hear that lines are to be re­
tarnished name and < haracter, ami in laxed and hobble bands discarded
blacksmiths, are in San Francisco at Mr. Manassa will be a-saciat d with
ENDORSED BY
all matters of public intmest he has when fashion settles down for the au­
If you wish a bottle cold—
present laying in a stock of machin­ his son A S Mmassi in the groc
tumn
season
been one of the foremost tn advanc i
Call at the Eagle.
40,000 OREGON CITIZENS
ery with which to handle all kinds erv business lecentlv purchased from
That coats will be short is an estab­
If you love the goods that's old -
ing the welfare and interest of the lished fact. Skirts will be straight, but
Greater Oregon Gome Rule Asso­
of heavy work in their line. This A. E White This adds two good
Call at the Eagle.
public.
cbmfortnbly built. Of course many
ciation, 6|8 Electr.c Building,
enterprising firm is always up to dale families to Bandon's citizenship and
women will follow the extreme styles
1 aint no use to sit and blink
Portland, Oregon.
Since
coming
to
the
Bench
Judge'
in their line of business.
and wear the narrow tied in skirt, but
they will I m * welcomed bv our people.
If you really need a drink,
(Paid advertisement.)
Coke h is shown himself to be a cap as a rule the new skirt will show a
Just make a sign oi ring a liell.
Coming !
Tl e river steamer Liberty, which able, conscientious, careful, pains wider knee girth. The best tailors say
And you bet they'll treat you right
The Dixie Minstr.-ls !
vas running for a while on the Rapid taking and capable Judge, and while the popular six piece skirt Is the one
Down at the Eagle
Bandon Opera House !
Transit line, has been attached foi he has occupied the Bench, onlv i to be desired and the simplest to make.
This
skirt
should
have
heavily
welded
See posters next week !
wages by Capt. Bendergrass and
scams and be worn short, well above
Tickets on sale at Mars’ Confec­ others, an I is advertised t > be sold since Februaty, 1909, he has beer. 1 the ankle.
tionery Store Monday.
40 ti by Sheriff («age on the 10th, to sat­ called upon to decide some of the 1 The new tailored suit, according to
BANDON, OREGON
most important cases that h ive come accepted lines. Is a typical model of
Extra good price on grass hav for isfy the claims, says the Coos Bax
before the Oregon Courts in many what a mannish suit should be—more
so than any that has been worn for
the next eight dajs. T. W. Robison News, This is probably the same
years. During the past six months several seasons. Less material Is re­ VW CLOTHES ARE AT THE
at Central Warehouse.
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steamer Liberty that was formerly he has been called upon to hear a 1 quired for thirf stilt than for the plaited
J. C. Logan of Bear creek was in •n the Coquille river, but was sold number of important cases in Rose­ model. The salesman will tell you to
town Wednesday. Mr. Logan has by the Coquille River Transporta­ burg. Eugene and in Portland, and ! buy seven yards of double width tna
tcrlal. but this Is nearly a yard more
just returned from a week’s trip to tion Co. and taken around to Coos *hile bolding Court in Portland, tne than Is needed If the material Is well
Curry county and reports conditions Bay. At that time the News said press of that City paid him marked j cut. The suit illustrated Is n smart <*x
down there as being vyry good He the boat was said to be only five consideration for the manner in w hich ; ample of the new tailor made.
We carry a complete stock of
is not teaching this year, but will years old, but moved like it was over he presided as Judge
A Public-Private Stenographer.
start a private school soon, at which seventy.
of School Books and the
Judge Coke needs no introduction ! “1 nin a married woman living in a
he will probably have 15 or 20
Where Yours Ought to be
The Southern Pacific has com­ to the people of Coos and Currv ! small town.” said n xvomun receutly,
”and my husband's work is of such a
pupils. He has a very comfortable menced the development of a new
most complete line of
counties for he has lived among them nature that It has its dull and its busy A. F. DERINGER
Prop.
school building on his farm, and is a mine at Beaver Hill which will be
season. During the former the family
from childhood, but it is h'ghly im ; purse sometimes gets very low. and 1
very good instructor in special work. t ie largest mine development ever
portant that the voters should know ! am glad to say that 1 have l>een able
I want it strictly understood that attempted in Coos county, according
the importance of giving their full to help replenish it by making use of
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the business exfierlence I had before
there is no combine tn buying sec­ to report. It is to be known as
support to Judge C ike at the coining marriage.
ond-hand goods.
I will pay the Beaver Hill Mine, No. 3. A slope
election, otherwise an ouiside Judge
"1 am a stenographer, and. being the
in the city. Our prices are
highest cash price for all second hand has been started which will extend
only
one in the town. I have muny op­
would be sent into this part of the
portunities
to
make
money
by
taking
goods offered for sale.
down 3000 feet; the deepest mine District.
Full line of Harness, Sad­
• dejiositions. reporting conventions and
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W. L. B each .
right.
there now is 1600 feet, hence the
dles,
Bridles, Halters,
doing amanueiisia work.
Chas. F. Radabaugh, ol West new mine will be nearly twice the
“1 also teach shorthand and type­
Blankets and everything
Milton, Ohio, and a member of the depth of the old one. It will put
L. J. Radley fell off his wood writing and am seldom without one or I
usually kept in a first*
firm of Radabaugh Bros , pubblish the operators in touch with about wagon this morning and was quite two scholars I often do work for the
class harness shop.
guests of the' hotels here too
This
ers of the West Milton Record, with one million tons or more.
badly biuised up although no bones work pays very well, and In our town,
; Repairing a Specialty
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his wife, have been visiting relatives
were broken. Mr. Radley was diiv being a small one, a public stenog-
^■^^■I^EXPERIENCE
A bear which was ciught in a trap
rapher (which I might say I am, al­
in Co«’* county for some time. Mr.
near Empire lately, gnawed and ing over a rough road and the jar though my office is my home* ts often
and Mrs. Radabaugh made the RE­
of .the wagon threw him from the very much In demand.”
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twisted off a portion of its foot,
CORDER office a very pleasant call
seat.
He
was
brought
to
his
home
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which it lett in the trap, probably to
Giris' Camps.
Wednesday evening. They are very
just before noon and medical assist­
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-how that it had been there, and is
Summer camps tn tbe mountains and
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enthusiastic over Coos county and
ance was called and he is now rest­ woods nre the things now for young
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M
arks
now supposed to he "stumping” the
D esigns
only regret that they are unable to
ing as well as could lie expected, girls and boys whose parents are off on
rrnx’
C opyrights 4c.
county for the assembly ticket.—If
trips
to
Europe.
or
obliged
to
be
sep
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Anyon*
a
BlMtell
and
domrrlpflnn
may
remain longer.
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dr. Radley’s many friends will hope
HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether rji
a small trap is used, such as trappers
arated from them. The camps are
invention it probably pateiitnble. Comniuiilau
lion* utrlctly confident tai. HANDBOOK on Patent*
Buy your second-hand goods used to call the California black bear for his speedy recovery.
conducted by experienced chaperons,
tent free. Oldest agency for securing putrid*.
Patent* taken tnr-.ugh Munn A C®. receive
who xvatch over the young people,
from the store on the hill, Great trap, it will not hold, on an average,
tprOol notice, without charge, lu the
A call was teceived from Coos i planning interesting days for them,
bargains.
S. H. Goff,
Phone two bears out of five—at least that
Bay this morning to have the tug with a division of time for study,
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A han<1«nmelT llftmfrate'l »•»ilr. I.«r»»~t rlr.
was the experience of trappers on Klihyam come over to the bay to sport and social life Thus the ch 11-
Mteam Beer on Drnnght
'illation
of
any
*cientiuc
Journal
Tern»»,
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a
'■.laiton of any ••■.anmi«' *
Those who attended the temper-
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months, |L
•nr . four
fotir mnntba,
f ‘ Hold by alt oewadealerfl.
the Coquille in early days. We saw tow in some schooners, and from the dren fortunate enough to go to these
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can lead a wholesome life, and their
ance lecture by Michiel J. Fanning several instances of it ourself, and
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
report it appears that the Coos Ray parents, conscious thnt they are being
Branch Office. *06 >’ BL. Waahlugton, D. (J.
at Bandon o|>era house Wednesday heard Sam Hunter, Noah Tripp. tug is out of commissi >n.
well taken care of. can attend to their
affuirs elsewhere.
night were greatly delighted with John Geiger. Sam Brannan, Caiilor
nia Jack, and numbers of others
Sam Hines who is erecting a
the excellent address delivered. Mr.
relate similar ex|>erience».
They
For Ey«l«t Workers.
Fanning is known as the "Irish soon got rid of the so-called black building near the post >flice says he
When mnklug Inrge round or ob­ BANDON
OREGON
Bring your
Orator” and has wit commensurate bear traps and secured what was does not intend to run a regular res- long eyelets or those thnt are petal
tiurant,
but
rather
a
lunch
counter
shaped,
nil
difficulty
may
he
obviated
known
as
the
California
grizzly
trap,
with his people,
The house was
by working first nn<l rotting away the
FOR RENT 4 rooms, completely '
kept in constant uproar from the the jaws of which had a spread ol nd delicatessen.
central
matertai afterward with tiny
nearly two feet, with interlocking
many witty sayings of the speaker
To T he R fcorder
A new river boat for the Banter’s manicure nrlssom. If carefully done and well tarnished. Rent $i6. Call
teeth, and we never heard of a bear
hy
thia
metho»)
the
laundering
will
at
Bandon
Warehouse
Co.
for
par-
•ad yet «very one of these remarks « escaping from one ol those traps.— is being built at Randolph and m
bare only a tiencflclgl effect upon tte
MaiatMd a telling point.
Coos Bay News.
now nearly ready tar launching.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sam Remarks
GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO. I
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Settie It Now
Settle It Riglit
School Books
Alvin Munck, Prop
BANDON
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
School Supplies
Tablets and Supplies
Harness Shop
BANDON DRUG CO
W. J. SABIN, Prop-
The Opera
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Scientific American
WJNN & Co.3e,B'M*"’New York
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