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Revival Meetings Every Evening
Notice for Publication.
said defendant, Peter Schneider, on or about De-
I Department of the Interior, Roseburg, Ore.,
U. S. Land Office, February 13, 1911
Garden Seeds.
Capi. Branson Speaks from the Heart
aside and the »aid pioperty subjected to the lien
, of a certain judgment obtained by plamliH agsinst
Notice is hereby aiven that Manti n W. 1 read-
gold, whose post clhce address u 1 he Dalles,
i cembrr 15, 1910, in said Court for the sum of
$568.0») or thereabouts, with the costs of this
suit; that all right, title, interest, claim, lien and
estate of defendant C. R. Wa e, therein be for
Oregon, did. on the 2d day of J.me, 1910, file ever foreclosed, and for such ether and fuithei
in this < tine Sw< rnSutrnitnt ai.d i pplication,No. relief as to the court may seem meet, just ami
The R ecorder has received a
06365, to purchase theE. 1-2 N.-E. I -4Sec. I I equitable.
consignment ol vegetable and flower
Methodist Church
Service of this summons upon you is made by
at this
' an i S. 1-2 S.-E. I 4 Section 2, lownsnsp 30
seeds from Senator Jonathan Bourne Shipping Business
S, Range 14. W . \V . Meridian, and the timber publication thereof, pursuant to an order made I y
for distribution. All people content
Port Continues Very
Hon. JohnS. Coke, Judge of the Circuit Ccurt
Special Music Every Night. Come To-Night thereon, under the provi-uoiis of th act of June the
pitting making garden mav have a
3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known as the of the State of Oregon for Cooi Countv, which
«
Good
supply of these seeds by calling al
I imbei and Stone l aw, at suc h vdue as might said order bears date February 25, |9| I, and di
be fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to reels the publication of this summons in the Ban
this office. They are free is long as
A Change For the Better.
Throw It Away
such application, ^4he land and timber thereon don Recorder, a weekly new | a per of general
they last.
The nine-year-old boy of a Baltimore have been appraised at $965; the limber esti i circulation, published at 'Bandon. C oos county,
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family who is compelled by ills par mated at 1,770,000 Board feet at 50 cents per Oregon, ami directs that the .line be pub!i bed
The Elizabeth sailed Saturd iv
Ed Fahy, of Fahyville. was a Ban morning with 236,000 feet of Imn
What ?
Your kerosene lamp. ents to practice daily upon the piano M., and the land at $ 0.00; that .aid applicant 1 in said [taper once a week (or th*’ period of six
may not be a clever performer, but be
G. T. TRI .ADGOl D.
don visitor Monday.
her, 300 bundles of veneer slices, 7 Buy vour wile a Bitner Parlor Lamp ha* a pretty shrewd notion of the will offer final proof in support of his application 1 weeks.
l5-t6-T
Attorney for Plaintiff,
and
sworn
statement
on
the
6th
day
ol
May,
and
make
her
happy.
Nothing
to
1
worth of an instrument, us well as a
Stmr Fl FIELD. The Popular cases and 2 bales of woolens. Si
Bandon, Oregon.
wit, as is evidenced by 191 I, before Registet and Receiver al Roseburg,
rather
mature
equal
it.
See
fi
r
yourself
Lamps
Packet for Particular People.
541! bundles of broom handles. 17 cas s
an incident in the household uot lung Oregon.
Willis Coy of . amp i vis a visitor of cheese, 200,Odo shingles, and S on exhibition at Bowling Alley.
since.
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur
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His father upou returning home chase before entry, or initiate a contest at any
Ions of miscellaneous. I he l'.liz a-
to Bandon Saturday and Sunday.
The
from a week’s absence heard the lad time before patent issues, by filing a corroborated
I. O. O. F.
A. Knopp w is a business visitoi l> th also carried the following pas
plugging away at tlie piano.
affidavit in this office, alleging facts which would
sengers: Mrs. Wm. Vore. R G.
"When did you learn that new piece,
Bandon Opera House
to Coquille Saturday.
defeat the entry.
son?
”
asked
the
parent.
/Armstead,
Mr.
Bionston,
Wm.
Mel-
i
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
See A A. Pauli for best giade
"It isn't a new piece, dad, ,” auswer-
Ail Patriarchs of Ocean View En
gren, L. Peterson P. Sossa and J.
is Open tn Private Parties
13-tlO-T
Regijter.
6611
ed the boy. "The piano has been
coal. Ph me 382.
campment,
No.
72,
1.0.0.
I*
.,
are
D. Linderman.
tuned.”—Lippimott’s.
for Meetings. Card Parties.
I
I
Mrs. Ii. Berg of Lak -port was a
Toe Phoenix is in port and will be especially requested to be present at
Danees or anv olbet foi in of
visitor Io this citv yesterday.
Sha Won.
In the Circuit Court of the
ready for sea tomorrow morning, the regular meeting, Saturday night.
entertainment.
Terms reas
He was a philosopher amt a talker
Mrs. R. Starr, dressmaking am! 'she will take out a big cargo of March 25th, for the purpose of con-
State of Oregc n, in and
onable. See
She was a woman of action. They
S'wing of all kinds. tlvei Rosa's lumber and lias a good list ot passen ici ring degrees. Visiting Patriarchs stooil together on the bridge and
for Coos County.
in good standing cordially invited.
watched a tug that was hauliug a long
store. Bandon.
18I4 x
gels booked.
W. C. SELLMERj
line
of
barges
up
the
river.
Ligi it refreshments will be served.
James Tierney, Plaintiff >
Mrs. J. L. Kronenberg and sons
The Randolph and Rubv are both
"Look there, my dear,” aatd he.
A. K nopp , Scribe.
vs.
•
spent Saturday at lheii old home al in port and will probably sail to
•Such Is life. The tug is like the mau,
Suit in Equity
Margaret Roehl, Peter
BOOTS - AND - SHOES
working
and
toiling,
while
tlie
barges,
Parkeislrerg.
morrow , as will also the Ida McKay.
SUMMONS
Schneider and C. R. ■
tike the women, are"—
The Flfield .ailed Sunday with
At the Grand.
F or S ai . e Rhode Island Red
His wife gave him no time to finish Wade, Defendants.
You can’t expect to get $2 worth
the sentence. "1 know.” she said To Margaret Roehl and Peter Schneider, de
for $1, but you can grt your
eggs for hatching. $1 per setting of 460,000 lei I of lumber and a good
money’s worth at
list of passengers, among which were:
The management begs to inform "The tug does all the blowing and the
fendants above named:
13 eggs. E. L. Stiader.
12-tf
barges bear all the burden.”
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
(
’
has.
Baxter
and
wile,
S.
Braun,
E.
the
public
that
the
Hollingsworth
Frank Lowe ot Marshfield was a
OREGON, You are hereby required to appear
Sunday visitor to the City-by-the J. Calline, James Orr. 11. A. Mendel. Steck Co. formerly' presenting plays
and answer the complaint filed against you in the
Dealer in Boot» and Shoes,
A.
E.
Calline,
and
others.
at
the
Grand
Theatre
every
Wed
S.
R.
I.oshbaugh
,<>f
Bridge
has
Sea.
above entitled suit within six weeks from the date
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nesday
night
have
chanfl
d
the
day
traded
1rs
property
in
that
neigh
of the first publication of this summons, which is Repairing neatly and promp
The Elizabeth is due to arrive in
Mrs. C. Ledgerwood spent several to Ftidav nights.
borhood to Walter Donald of Ban Tuesday, February 28, 191 I, and if you fail to
Bandon Thursday ami sail again
tly done at lowest liv
Next Friday night March 24th don. and Mr Donald is mrving up appear and answer in said suit within the time
days last* Weik at Coquille.
Sunday morning.
prescribed,
a
judgment
and
decree
will
be
taken
ing prices
Fran this popular company will oft er an to take possession this week Mr. against you for want of an answer and the plain-
The Fitield art ived in
Rag carpet and rugs woven I >r
other
pleasing
comedy.
Specialties
Loshbaugh
will
remain
a
couple
of
return
(iff will apply to the Court for the relief demand
25c per yard, warp turni- lied. Ad - cisco this morning. She
between act by Billy Van, and high months to help in the saw mill and ed in plaintiff *s complaint, a succinct statement of
prob-
400 Trap Nested Barred
here
about
Friday
and
dress Mr. J. L. Foster, Bau
.
lass
motion
pictures
will
comprise
then
expects
to
move
to
Band
hi
to
Ahich
is
as
follows,
to-wit:
ably sail Sunday
Plymouth Rocks.
li -t 10
den.
That a certain conveyance executed by def n -
the entertainment.
make his home.--Coos Bav Limes
When
volt
have
rheumatism
in
ant, Peter Schneider, on or about March 1°,
M is Belle A. Kolp had business
Our matings have produced Standard Bred
Prices, adults 35c, children 25c.
Take II erbine for indigedi. n Ii 1910, to defendant, Margaret Roehl, purporting Specimens
of Exhibition Quality, with records of
which called her Io the county seal your loot or instep apply Chamber- All seat s reserved.
relieves the pain in a lew minutes to convey eighty-five feet off of the East end of 242, 227, 222 eggs in 365 days.
lain'*. Liniment and you will gel
one day last week.
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and forces the fermented mallei lots I and 2, of block 7, in Woolen Milt Ad Baby Chicks and Eggs for Hatching.
quick relief. It costs but a quarter.
L ost . A bunch of 12 keys on
Four
Mile
Echos.
V.
which causes the misery 1 to the dition to Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, and al Book your orders now for spring delivery. A
Why suffer? For sale by C.
so lots 6 and 7, of block 8, in Azaeiia Park ad
key ling, between Joe N ay’s |>l.i< e
bowels
where it is expelled Price dition Io Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, as the few Cockerels from heavy laying stock for $ ».GO.
Lowe.
and Langlois. Reward. Address
P lymouth P lace P oultry Y ard
socts. Sold by C. V Love
same appear platted and of reccrd in the office
J. E Kelley, United States In-
John F. Bane, care Moore Lumber
A very pleasant Grange picnic
F reí » B achm an , P i op.
of
the
County
Clerk
of
said
Coos
County,
be
■ ¡lector, ariived Saturday and is in and
Mrs. Kathryn Lenhart ui Spiiug
good set vices by Rev.
20 15 -X
Co.
M.irshiiehl
Phone zS’Si
Jeclared fraudulent: that the said deed be jet Box 485
charge ol U. S Snag Scow, No. 2, Sanderlin were held at Four Mile field arrived here yesterday on a vise
N. C Medley of the Coquille
woiking on the lower river.
Sui.day. Quite a number were to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, E
Hardware Co. was an over Saturday
St.
I
’
atiii
k's
day
p
issed
off
quiet
pi t < nt and plenty of good things Stitt Monmouth Herald.
visitor to this city
ly with many wearers of the green to eat were on band. Mr. Pohl of
Lost Brown mink collarette,' e
Extra low price on shorts and
A. A. PAULI., Proprietor
on the streets. The next day el Bandon, was down and gave a very tween Rosa’s store and my residence
bran this week only.
Heavy
and
Light
Draying,
also dealer tn Drv Fir Wood and ■ c
particular note will be Arbor day, good talk on farming, and several on AtwaterSt. Reward—Mrs Win.
t I
T. W. Robison.
Gee
’s Coal.
April 11th, and then will follow Eas other excellent addresses were de McKay.
iytf
The most common cause of insom ter Sunday, April 16th.
Phone 382
Barn, Timmon.’ Old Cannery
livered.
nia is disorders of the s'omach.
Dr. Ii. E. Schoonmaker will leave
The donkey engine he right from
Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
’s Cough Remedy
for Portland, June 1st, where he w ill Cope N Dyer just leached the county Chamberiain
Cures Colds, Croup ami Whooping Cough.
Tablets correct these disordi is and
open one of the most modern equip toad Sunday. The roads were bad
enable you to sleep. For sale by C.
ped offices lor clown, bridge, gold anil the limbs hanging oxer the mad
Y. Lowe.
inlay and porcelain work, of which wt re a great trouble-
All Kinds of Electrical Supplies. Estimates Furnished on
The Commercial Club will meet as he will make a specially Dr. I).
Wiring and Electric Lighting
F. R. Miller's family have been
usual at Fireman's hall Thursday Vaughan of North Bend has airing
having a haul tussle with the grip.
TV. S ELLIOTT, LZEEtiistger
evening, Matters of especial impor cd to.oicnpv the office Di. Schoon
Died,
March
15,
Wallace
Miller,
lance will come up. Everybody who inaki 1 now h is, on June 1st. Coos
the child of F. R. Miller, of influen
is interested in the development of Bay Times
I
za
anti infantile paralysis. Wallace
Bandon ami the Coquille valley is
The Celebrated
Ii you have trouble in getting rid was taken with the infantile paraly
urged to attend
Imported Belgian Stallion
of your cold you may snow that y.m sis last -summer from which lie never
Don't forget that T. W. Robison aie not treating it prop, rly There
lully recovered. He was a bright i
is handling all kinds ot hay, grain, is no reason why a cold should hang
fellow and the family
little
feed, etc., al the very lowest on for weeks, and it will not if you
the
sympathy
of tlie
have
pi ices.
^O-tf
They meet wherever they can find a sympathetic listener. The
I d.e Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. entile community in their bereave will make the season of 1911
speaker
’s vocabulary is mostly “Ifs” and “Buts.” Opportunity
E. A. Philpott lost his chicken For sale by C. V. Lowe.
at Bandon, Four Mile, Lang
ment.
never came HIS wav.
HE never had an equal chance Som>*
house, two brooders anti sevetal
A. 1» M oise, who has been con-
one has always given him the “worst of it." NliVER had a steady
Mis. T. H, Shaw returned from lois, Sixes River and Port
hundred young chit kens the it nil lined to his I nine on account of in
job. Saved money? No. To HIM money is trade to spend
San Francisco last week where she Orford, commencing April
of tire Sunday night.
The bla.e disposition for some time, is not im
mt save. The voung man with an account in this bank asks for
went about two months ago on bus 1st, 1911.
no sympathy—needs none for he creates opportunities <>t his own
was caused by the explosion of a proving as rapidly as his friends
iness.
Dates and time tpble ap
lamp m one ot brooders and it u as would like to see him.
Mrs Bulb' moved her husba. d to pear on the posters.
only by hard work that other near
If you know .111 item of news, call town last week where bp could have
by buildings were saved
us up by phone and tell us about it a better chance for medical treat
F or S ai f One complete steam
I he Rl iollUl.R is anxious Io get men!. Mr Bulk* has had a hard Signed, Belgian ILfkO Breed
STATE DEPOSITARY
wootl mill very cheap.
Addies-. J.
ers Association of Curry
all the news, but we have to depend spell of cold or glip from which it
D. Woodruff,
1 2 tf
upon our friends to help us out oe seems hard to recover.
County.
Dr. J. D. Kelly in the future will casionally.
Mr. Coon made linai commuta-
treat all cases lor prices pievaling at
Joe Nay, of I lk l iv *r, has been in lion on his homestead last week.
Notice to Establish Grade
Coquille, which aie as follow s: Visit
Bandon for a tew days. Mr. Nav
The assessor has been making his
in town, $1.50; office < all. ¿ii.o ■;
on Eddy Stieet.
I eports conditions prosperous down regular rounds.
confinement, $15.00. Also furnish
there, and says’that Mr. Clark, who
es medicine free except in chronic
bought his 1.meh is contemplating a
Lots in Smith’s Addition from $25 up. Close in and level land.
cases.
II | Crippen is again at the helm
t t-ts
Notice is hereby given that the Common
Lots in the Woolen Mill Addition from $55 up
You can work
number of subst mtial improvements.
i
Council
of
the
City
of
Batnlon.
Coos
County,
<>t the Lakeport Banner as editor,
in the Mills and go home for dinner from these lots. About 40 to
f fates for the Oregon Develop
It. W Ch.irlesw01 th who has been and says he is going to bury the j Oregon, did on the l<l day of March, 1911, by . pick from,
ment League convention at .Astoria
A few lots left in A/* ilea Park foi $75
making some extensive investments hatchet with the Poi tOrlord Tribune i esolution duly passed, determine to establish thr |
ll've been fixed for Monday. Lues
Grade on Lddv Street, from the South line ot j
A
G och I Business Block on Main St. Price reascn.ible ami tenns.
II
B.mdoil
lecentlv,
left
last
Week
oil
and Gold Be.n it Globe, and states , Fourth Street, thence running South to the North '
day and Wednesday, Aug. 14. is
A
Three Acre piece of lind close to new school house $3500.
busine*
s
ti
ip
to
Portland
tmtiler that lie will not even s rap hue ol Eighth Street.
and 16. This will be while tlie As a
This is a snap.
Now unless a written remonstrance signed by '
Hou«e and large lot in West Bindon—close in, $1200.
Win. R. Bentley, of I. ikeport, ovci the county priming, That's the owners ot l'wo-Thirds of the real property j
tor Centennial is in ptogiess and
good;
Curry
county
can
be
belter
House and I *t in Woodland Addition Good location for $1200
as
in
Bandon
on
business
one
dav
convention visitors will give a put
, adjacent Io and abutting upon said portion of
House and two lots Columbia Ave Modern. $1500
tHirtsled by all the pipers in the ' Eddy Sheet herein described, shall be lik'd w*lb I
of their time to this historic cele
176 Acres Coal Land, if taken quick will be sold ch -ap—on Co
■siuiity winking m harmony.
the City Recorder yvirhm Twenty (20) days |
lualion. The convention dates weie
quille river.
file I idles' Aid Society ot the
from the date of the first pyblicahon uf this |
decided after a conlerem e between M E church gave their regulai
40 Acres Good Bench Land close to river, 5 miles from Bandon,
C A. Hohn, who has had charge notwe, the C ommon Council will pa«.« an Ord»
$1000.
the Astoria Commercial Club ami monthly siippei at the Odd bellows’ of the government propeity at Ban nance establuhing such grade tn accordance with
pei acre.
40 Acres Good Hill [.ami, 3 miles from Bandon.
the Centennial management
hall last Thursday night, and lully don for the past two years, has re the proble now on hie with the City Res.order
A nice little ranch of 162 acres with v»ood hr u-< and barn ami
Extra choice white oats foi eed i< tamed their enviable reputation of signed his |Hi iti>ii. Weireglad to ol the City ot Bandon.
other improvements. This can be handled for $toood'*wn and the
By order of the Common Council.
balance 5 years at 8 per cent and is .1 tine chance tor a g-xxi ram h
free from all trash, recleaned, lull always giving full value received. No note however, that Mr. R0I111 will
Dated at Bamion. Oregon, this 11th day ot
These are all baigains and i' interested vo.i had better get busy
grain seeds; $.• 25 |>er hundred. also one evi l need go awav from one of not leave this section.
March. 1911
Write, call .or phone
( >A R Es
Walter Sinclair of Coquille w as
good vetches tuid all other kinds o I these suppers hungry, loi there is
L. B Kausrud. Citv Recorder
Keference-
.Iny
Li.iuk
in
Bimdon
I irst publication March I4ih Nil.
19 I 3 1
tj -if ¡always plenty and it is the very best. Bandon visitor to-dav.
seed
T W. R obison .
M.
BREl ER’S
PAULL’S TRANSFER LINE
NOTICE!
Bandon Light & Power Co. |
To Horse Breeders:
“ Marius ”
Did you ever attend the
Hard Luck Story Hour Club ?
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Some Choice Buys in Bandon
REAL ESTATE