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Ibr* folh'Wlng ln>|*r>evammta
piflal In a atnale* «lay
t ,ilvert. Tri , alit<b tamata of bo­
ll >g the < leninml. prHtieat town In ran-
trnl Triiia rnlla ■qx'cliil attrntlon to
liar «ruH'iit «hlewiilka
Goorgatown,
Tri., terrantly lni<l four tulh-a of von
«r<>t<* puvri.H’tita
I’««or la. III.. 1« do­
ing rxlriiHlvw work In the «unit* lltio
llev.itur. III., Ii;ia iioeii putting down
roiirrrtr |>nv<*ni«*nta ninl « urldttg. El-
bln. Ill- liiix n<l<»pt«-<1 ordinal«*?« com
pcllitv: tbe it.'«* of erment In rltlawaik
< i>n «trueli< it Dr« Moines, !o 1« pav­
ing n public aquurr Little Ruck, Ark.,
is using ««iini'ete blockx. Ontuge,
N. J„ rcceutiy decided that only con­
crete shnll be nsetl for pavement».
Rprlngffeld. Mo., has adopted tbe II - -
sain concrete street pavement. Theso
nre Just tt few towns, some of them
not iui|*ortnot to tbe outside world.
but tin* Improvements re|M«rted I are
characteristic of -what is inking | place
everywhere, ami hundreds of t hmi-
sands of barrels of cement are used
annually for ibis purpose where | prac-
tically none was us«>d a few years ago.
After noting the durability of concrete
pavements conies tlio conviction that
tlie same material would make a good
wall, tlute proof floors and sills, in
destructible |HA«ts and steps, etc., ami,
In n few yettrs tbe supply of cement
will tie«*,! to be largely’ increased by
the demand for it in small towns and
ntral communities.
Tlie little town of Newberry, Ind.,
with a population estiinat«*d at (XX).
claims to have all tlie records in the
state broken for extent of cement
sidewalks in n town of its size, it
lias been Incorporated only a few
months and now has two miles of
cement walks completed nnd six more
miles onlered for completion liefort»,.
winter. If cement walks are a good
thing for part of the citizens, they are
good for all.' according to the reason- |
ing of the town bontil, consequently
not a street in the little town will
escape a sidewalk on both sides.
SAVE THE STREET TREES.
Holiday
i 'M HX »I
U**lr
Purchaa«
'n»
du'y i
to <Lcid«.
No
feaadaomer, more
.'».Mth *M(
to ll»»’
Now, Bfi.nw
•arvicaxMe, or
more appreciated
flit could be
fhr owner« ri I
nrvl wreimn
rhl
ulM¡
•
k*ntl Isidor
fonti
h Î
In rl
i.iihni
itili». . I*p/i
wilk tl** City
Twenty (¿0) day*
girl.”
•gootl
unlit
made. Beautiful
aa long ae itlaata«
il* dall <»l ilv
Itcaiioa o. dm noii.r, th» i rinMoo (
pa * » ar. ord nance rtlai 'i
cm
- i
lhe (Tad .♦ or
I
i Sixth Street between the iuy Im i ’ a tn
and it laeta a
lifetime. See it
and decide for
In*
■ wr*tW3fd to ihr west rn i lh< i< <4, or th int
tion ‘.« h I» Ivmdolph Av* ! uc. corre |N.nd<n;
youraelf.
, the piufil • t’icfeoí r.o v on file w:l!i the ( ity K**
■AB
ceròcr ot the City of
SoiJ
By order of the Comm« <i C«>un< if.
Dated» b&odoc» Or^ iì, Nov 2Sth9 1910.
First publication, November 29th, 1910.
A Good Cigar.
When fortune frowns and cares oppress
Anti life
uh lean, more or less,
Whntc’cr you ore.
And every time you’vo tried to win.
You'vo somehow fniled. there’s comfort 1n
A good cigar.
You watch
rise.
I
i
the smoke wreaths as
Approved:
by
F. J. I EENEY, City Attorney
Spruce Street.
A. A. PAULL, Proprietor
Heavy and Light Graying Best grade of (_o.il on ¡land.
Barns—Timmons' Old Cannery
Bi.ng your
At the First Try.
“What do you think of my dough-
nuts. George?”
“Dear, you are o wonder!”
“Do you think so really, darling?"
“I certainly do. Scientists have boon
trying for years to produce artificial
rubber and here you do it the first
rattle out of the box!’’—Houston Post.
Notice is
All Depends.
A ileal depends upon the haul,
It would appear.
A man who waters stocks we cafl
A financier.
—I.oul.s. ilio Courier-Journal.
Inference.
lob Work.
that the Common
the City of Bandon. Coos County.
Council of
by resolution duly passed, determine to
"W anted
its intersection with
Pine Street on the north.
unless a written
Now.
to buy all kinds of Junk, Hides and
Wool. Phone 331, or call across
street from R ecorder office.
remonstrance, signed
by the owners of two-thirds of the
real properly
adjacent to and abutting upon said Spruce Street,
shall
be
filed with
the City
S. S. BREAKWATER
establish
the grade on Spruce Street from the City Limits
on the south, northwards to
Fast and Commodious
To T he R ecorder !
Oregon, did on lhe 2d day of November, 1910.
Recorder within
Leave* Portland (Ainsworth Dock) 8 p. in. everv Tuesday.
Leaves Coos Bav every Saturday at service of the tide.
Twenty (20) days from lhe dale of the first pub­
MV
lication of this notice, lhe Common Ccuncil wi |
pass an
There are distinctions. It would seem,
In current vogue.
A man who waters milk wo deem
A common rogue.
hereby given,
Spruce Street, betwe n Pine Street on the North
and the city limits tn the south, corresponding
with
CLOTHES
ARE AT
Confirm Sailing* Through C. M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
THE
ordinance establishing lhe grade on said
the
profile thereof
now
on file with the
City Recorder of the City of Bandon.
By order of the City Council.
Dated, Bandon, Oregon, Nov. 28lh. 1910.
E. B. KAUSRUD, City Recorder.
»
!
BANDON
STEAM
LAUNDRY
First publication, Nov. 29th, 1910.
Approved:
F. J. FEENEY, City Attorney.
Where Vours Ought to be
Wireless Operator (on Atlantic ship)
Injurious Forms of Mutilation That —Yes, it did blow pretty hard last
A. F. DERINGER
Prop.
Should Be Prohibited.
night, but our service wasn't inter­ Notice to Establish Grade on
Trees, especially in large cities and rupted in the least. .
Randolph Avenue.
along roadways, are subject to many
Mrs. Lowbrow—But surely there
forms of mutilation. Horses are al­ must have been wliitec.-fps < on the i
lowed to eat the bark and new wood; sound waves! — Illustrated Sunday
telephone and telegraph companies cut Magazine.
Notice is hereby given, that tlie Common BANDON
O regon
away indiscriminately, and when side
Council of the City of Bandon,- Coos County,
walk or paving is to be laid the roots
Deceivers.
«
t)ru ggist and Apothecary
Oregon, did on the 2d day of November, 1910.
Si'ed catalogues deceive us all.
are hacked and cut away without any
by resolution duly pa-sed, determine to estab­
No
re-
3
Is
quite
as
fair,
I
regard for the tree.
Is ;n«t in receipt of a new stock of
When blooming by the garden wall
lish the grade on Randolph Avenue, from the
in some of our large progressive
As those they show us'there.
west end thereof, eastward to its intersection Drttgs atul Chemicals, Patent and
cities clubs have been formed with the
Rut now I swear that no hotel,
with Sixth Sheet.
aim of putting before the careless pub
Propiietary Pi eparations, Toilet Ar
Although It struggles hard.
lie ideas which will tend to put an end
Now, unless a written remonstrance signed by tides.
Drug «Sundries, Perfumes,
Is ever really quite as swell
!
to all needless cruelty. Small cities
As on a postal card.
, he owners of two-thirds of the real property Brushes, Sponges, Soap, Nuts and
—Detroit Free Press
and villages should heed this move­
i adjacent to and abutting upon said Randolph Candies, Cigars. Tobaccos and Cig­
ment, ns it is much easier to accom­
i Avenue, shall lie filed with the City Recorder arettes,
Paints, Oils, Glass and
A Cautious Groom.
plish results in small places titan in
within Twenty (20) days from the date of the ; Painter's Supplies.
Pater
(anxiously
to
bride)
—
Why,
the larger and results are more notice*-
Mollie, where is that *1,000 check I first publication of this notice, the Coma on
able.
- »
gave
you to plnce among your wedding Council will pass an ordinance establishing the
An injurious method, which is not
grade on said Randolph Avenue, coircsponding
so noticeable mid not so well known presents? I don’t see it anywhere.
Bride (cheerfully)—Oil, I gave it to with lhe profile thereof now on file with the City
to the inexperienced, is that of improp­
er pruning. A tree is not only Injured James yesterday, daddy dear, and lie Recorder of lhe City of Bandon.
by cutting off large branches, but cashed it this morning.
By. order of the Common Council.
(Pater faints).—Harper’s Weekly.
Ijisted, Bandon, Oregon, Nov. 28th, 1910.
when it is done so that large, nigged
stumps arc left the injury is incalcula­
E. B. KAUSRUD, City Recorder
Friends.
ble. Although It is true that pruning
l
irst
publication
Nov. 29th, 1910.
must be practiced to produce a sym­ Our friends are three—
First, those we cross the street to see;
Approved: F. J. FEENEY, City Attorney
metrical shape, still the best rule is to
Second, the people whom to meet
prune as little as possible. This exam­
We really would not cross the street.
The third and last?
ple should be followed tty rural com­
We cross the street when they go past!
munities to protect these trees, which
Notice of Administration
—Puck.
play such an important a part in orna­
menting' and shading the principal
Notice is hereby given, that by order of th;
A Heavyweight.
Nothing Better. Nothing
streets.
Harrigan -<>i hear that big Sandy County Court of rhe Stale cf Oregon, in and for
McGilligan knocked tin enemy down the County of Coos, Jeanie R. Timmons was
Neater, Nothing Cheaper
INTERESTING CHILDREN.
! and out wid one blow. •
duly appointed executrix ol the estate of Cross­
Corrigan Wid one blow! B’gorry, man Timmons, deceased, and that letters testa­
than
Spokane Idea For Banding Them Into Sandy must have an awful strong
mentary weic duly issued, and to the said Jeanie
a City Beautiful Organization.
breath!—Widow.
R. Timmons on the 18th day of Novembrr,
Ill Spokane. Wash., where the city
1910; and that she is now qualified and acting,
beautiful spirit lias been burning
Joy For a Dead One.
brightly for some years, a children's Of Just one fatal accident we’d glndly therefore all persons having claims against the
make a note;
meeting was held a short time ago in
raid estate arc hereby notified to present lhe
’Tis when the only victim was the fool
the mayor’s oilice. The idea of band­
same with proper vouchers to the said executrix
who rocked the hoat.
ing the children into a Junior city
—Kansas City Ledger. at Bandon, Oregon, within six months from the
beautiful organisation was that of
20th day of December, 1910, the dale of the
Which One, Indeed?
Marie Ilornburg. visiting nurse of the
A Large Asso;tment oí the
final publication ol this notice.
•T stayed home last night playing
associated charities.
In giving ap­
JEANIE R. TIMMONS,
proval to the plan the mayor offered casino witii my wife."
Executrix of lhe Estate of Crossman
“Which won?”
tin* use of bis office anti then made an
Timmons, deceased.
signs at the
“Which one! Great Scott! Do you 53-t5T
address to the assembled children. To
GEO. P. TOPPING, Att’y for the Estate.
the small boys lie held out the glit­ take me for a Turk or a Mormon?”—
tering possibility that some of them Boston Transcript.
might some day become coil tic 11 men!
Notice of Administration.
Same Old Discontent.
Seeds were given to the children and
The
seasons
come,
the
seasons
go
—
it was announced that a committee
Notice is hereby given that by order of the !
Time’s glass, I would upset it.
would award prises for tbe best
For summer suits me nn<1 I know
County
Court of the State ef Oregon, in and for M. G. POHL, Optometerist
flowers grown from them. Miss Hom­
Next Winter Ell regret It.
—Cleveland Plain Dealer
the County of Coos, Lettie J. Jenkins was duly
burg said In her address. “You chil­
appointed administratrix of the estate of Anna
dren are going to help us have a beau­
On Shipboard.
M. Bigne, deceased, an«l that letters testamen­
tiful city, an<! in so doing you will have
Montai Healer—Do yon want onr
lots of fun, will learn how to cure for
tary were duly issued to the said Lettie J. Jenk­
flowers, and In the fall some of you prnycrs?
Sensi« k Air. Newthought—Just n few ins on the 18th day of November, 1910, and that
I
will receive prises and all of you will
she is now qualified and acting, therefore all*
sllont
wnves is all I ask.—Life.
go to the interstate fair and have a
Saturdays
at
Gallier
Hotel
persons having claims against the said estate are
picnic there, and the way you will go
BANDON, OREGON
hereby notified to present the same with proper
Harmless
Breaks.
Will be in a parade, with music, and
A women may break
vouchers to the said administratrix, at Bandon,
with automobiles dec«.*ate«l with gar-
A man's heart at will.
Oregon, within six months from the 20th day of
'lands of roses and o other flowers.”
But It’s Always good
60 YEARS*
For another break still.
Dccembet, 1910. the date of lhe final publica­
Needless to say the new organization
EXPERIENCE
-Chicago News
tion of this notice.
LETTIE J. JENKINS,
started out with br'illnnt promise.
Clarence Y
i
Lowe
Your Bank Account
At 50 will deperfH on what you save at 20, 30 and
40. Don’t think that you can squander your present
earnings and successfully finance your future. You
must put money away for emergencies. Don’t hoard
it at home but deposit with this bank where ycur
money will earn interest.
Prepare for Christmas
Pyrographic
STATE DEPOSITARY
Have you Thought About Lights for this Winter
N >w is the time Io make preparatioiXor electric lights for the long
winter evenings. Call and see ns ami let ns show von
may have better lights than the kerosene lamp can give,
with ltltle or no more cost. Avoid the risk of fire do away
with the nuisance of cleaning lamp chimneys. Install electric
lights, and you will not be without them for twice the cost.
Let us figure with you. We will treat vou right
o r k
BANDON LIGHT & l»0WtR COMPANY.
Next Door West of Coumerilh Christensen Co.
A. S. ELLIOTT, Manager
a
A. Mo NAIR
------ s_____________
Administratrix of the Estate of Anna
Botter Wireless.
“Anti are you on good terms with
your niother-tn-lnw?"
“Excellent! We only speak l.y tele-
phono.”—L’Amour.
Interestfug is the well authenticated
news that army officers In Manila have
caught the ch
improvement spirit
and are engaged in making l>eauti/ul
the various po.it«. Many slindc trees
Orly th« Conductor.
have been planted, and a noncommis­ HI.« hand no.nro«! hern; ho whispered low;
sioned officer has been sent. It is said,
Shr h«ave«l a little sigh
to the city nurseries to make a study Ami :;« ntly put her hand In hin.
"Fr.rcft, please!" she’d heard him cry.
of horticulture
Krom the nurseries
— CJtan
Cita parral
quantities of plants are being sent to
the posts. Tn cur own land it Is usual
Nstural Quostion.
to And the itrmr posts almost as beau­
•‘Tie married a cooking sc hemi girl.”
tiful, quite ns well r.ii'nl for and al­
"How did she pan out?*’—Philadel­
most as free as are the public parks.
phia Ledger.
'n
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BRIDGE 8c BEACH Stoves, Ranges and Heaters have in them so many cxcrllencie»
that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast an«] they are growing
in favor every year.
We have the exclusive agency in Banrion for these household
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in cither case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
I JA NI )( >N
If you love the goods’tliat’. old—
T race M arks
D esigns
C opyright » 4 c .
Anyone Mnitlng n ak«>teh and <1r«wlntton may
quickly lUK’prfnln our opinion free whether rn
invention i* probably t.htcnleble. €<»mmnnlop
llon* strict lycontMmittal. HANDBOOK on Patent*
sent free. < »Meat agency for Rerun
patents.
r.Ttont* taken tnmnah Munu A, Co. receiva
ntrfirr. without ah ante. In the
Call at the Eagle.
' Taint no uae to sit and blink
If you really need a drink.
Just make a sign or ring a bell.
And you bet they'll treat you right
Down at the Eagle
Scientific American.
* »»tny lllnMrated weekly. J/ttpcM. rlr.
itftthm of any fu-ientlUr joiironl
T<*rnu». f.i n
' uir ni tiilIw, |l. Soidbyah ’teWNdoalem.
^•UNN & Co.3K,DrMd-’ New York
Branch OtOca. «124 »’ B»-. Waablnaion. 1». C.
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THE HARDWARE MAH
Call at the Eagle,
GEO. P. TOPPING, Att y for the Estale.
Children take BALLARD’S
HOREHOUND SYRU£ willingly
Ireeausc it tastes nice. T*
‘ isn’ ’ t a ~
There
belter remedy anywhere for chil-
«Iren’s coughs, hoarseness and bron-
chilis. It’s a good medicine and
easy to Like. Price 25c, 50c and
$1.00 per bottle. Sold by C. Y.
Lowe.
I
li you with a bottle cold--•
M. Bigne, deceased
I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BANDON DRUG CO.
Beautifying Army Posts.
UNE
Dealer in. a.11 Kinds of Wood
BANDON HARDWARE COMPANY
Notice to Establish Grade on
TRANSFER
they
Ami c.s you dream with half shut eyes
Your thoughts roam far
E'ntll your troubles seem a Joke.
Your worries vanish while- you smoke
A good el« ir.
—Somerville Journal.
Natural
PAULL’S
Exclusively
E. B. KAUSRUD, City Rr o.d r.
Alvin Munck, Prop
BANDON. OREGON
4
Harness Shop
Full line of Harness, Sad­
dles, Bridles,
Halters,
Blankets and everything
usually kept in a first
class harness shop.
Repairing a Specialty
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