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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1911)
AgMüiransdäulni. -ata . ^444« :■. ;-'og- i-t !-k Li Coos County Directory vf-rr rttr »".-frr Reprejenlativr __ ________ Ed. Racklrtf __ _ .. W. \V. Gage James Watsitn Sui veyor ____ _____________ Tiea uter ..................... .... ..Z . N. Gau d I . M. Diinnuck Sheriff C Irik........... ... Humor and \ J Pxdlosophy 5 a . "m-x-ri-Ti- HARDWARE MAN 'Jy SVACCA /*f. SMITH BRIDGE. N BEACH Stoves, Ranges ami I leatrrs have io them so many ex. ci!euc«<*r that (hey are now acknowledged the greatest sellers ou the coast and they ate glow PERT PARAGRAPHS. Aft.rV’ur............... _ _ _____ I. J l'Lr.il Cuionec ..................... . Di. G».!Jen County J u J/ p .............. John F. Hail Commr; ootiu.Ci. J. Afnisüoüg, \\ . I. Dement ' Few persons bare ever been aware J JON'T net superior to your next «1 x>r of the connection President Liueoln tielghlxir because -‘ie weal’s old had witii spies It is singular bow clothes. Site mix be ax lug luoii.-y Io those can be found to do such work, buy an automobile. especially since an ignominious death BANDON CI1Y DIRECTORY is tlie penalty for being caught. 'I he Mayor........... .....................................J. \X . Mad strangest feature of tlie spy - -i.m F-cisdei__ _____ ____ 1 . B. Ka.i in.; is that tlie more deilcaie xx eiau ■ irr.id Tteaairer ___ _ _____ __________ C. Y. Lowe have done her share in it. You cun so-netlnux teil by the look, One day a ; if. about txtent) four of a num why his wife lx cross Mun.upa! Juxii.e ti-.», i*. I ..p. . e years old went to Allan Pinkerton, Altoiney ____ . _ __ _____ ! . | | .vn.-x win» was nt tlie head of the I'uited A pmr man may be honest, but that Counx-iiinen__ ,G. B.x«k. M. Bieuer, I'. C. States seen service bureau. uni tohl i...» -.it that au holiest man should Slt-xemon, IL Man i-t. R. XX'. Boyle, R. XX' him that sh:- bad lived at Itiolnuond. lip poor. Windsor. tlie capital of tile t'unf. del :' -y pud was ■ ti| p.is.-d to lie a sec. ssionist. She S uh I hx I v says that having faith is posed to :.-.« there, intending to offer the [)i-o< < ss of believing tilings that Wo Notice to Establish Grade pri Iler services to tiie t’oiifederate gov ’.now nren’t so. on Eddy Street. ernment. to return to Washington and take I .;<•!: inforumtlou to Richmond. Perhaps the reason why children Notice is hereby given that the Coinm n In oilier words, by pretending to lie liav* no show is bemuse there are so Council of the City of Bandon, ( oos County, in tlie Confederate service she imped tn my dog shows. Oregon, did on the 1st day of Match, 191 I, by to get information of their Intentiona resolution July passed, determine to establish the or condition tor the Federal govern- It isn't always the promising younjj Went. She said tier object WI18 to man who Leaps his promise. Grade on Eddy Street, from the South line of make money to lift tier sick mother Fourth Street, thence running South to the North out of poverty. Wrong Thing line of Eighth Street. Pinkerton set several traps Now unless a written remonstrance signed by In order to test her fidelity the owners of Two- Thirds of the real property Federal cause and. having adjacent to and abutting upon said portion of himself of It. sent her to Mr. Lincoln. Tills was In ISCt, when tlie struggle Eddy Street herein described, shall be filed with Tlie work the City Recorder within Twenty (20) days was drawing to n close. from the date of the first publication of this Mr. Lincoln gave her to do was to dis cover xvliat commissary stores were in notice, the Common Council will pass an Ordi Richmond and what further supplies nance establishing such grade in accordance with could lie obtained. the profile now on file with the City Recorder Kate Beale went to Richmond, going of the City of Bandon. through tlie lines without much By order of the Common Council. trouble, Her accent, which she had Dated at Bandon, Oregon, this 13th. day of acquired in the south, was distinctly southern and a great help to her. She March. 1911. wormed herself into the confidence of E. B. Kausrud, City Recorder First publication March 14th. 1911. 19 t 3 T tlie wife of an Important officer In the “I ain going to quit that suburb.’’ Confederate commissary department “It must be that the uelghbo. ; do cud asked him if there was not some not bring anything In.” plan by which she could assist south Notice for Publication “Oh. yes, they do." ern sympathizers In the north tn “That ought to be some attraction.” Department of the Interior, Roseburg, Ore., running eatables into the south. lie “They bring in their appetite..” U. S. Land Office, February 13, 1911 told her there were only two ways, Notice is hereby siven that Manton W. I read- by blockade running and "by getting a Partly Qualified. gold, whose post office address is 1 he Dalles, vessel to some spot of southern terri “What can 1 ever do for you?” said tory unwatched by northern troops. Oregon, did, on the 2d day of June, |9|0, file She proposed to start an expedition the «'harming youug heiress, still drip in this office Sworn Statement and application,No. ping from tier accidental bath. “You on the last named plan. i Inn e save«l my life.” 06365, to purchase lheE. 1-2 N.-E. I -4 Sec. I I Slip was taken to President Davis “You might marry me,” said tlie and S. 1-2 S.-E. 1-4 Section 2, Townsnsp 30 and to the commissary general. She S, Range 14, W’. W. Meridian, and the timbei told them that she knew southern men modest hero. “But you are not a duke or nil earl thereon, under the provisions of the act of June in I’.altimorc*tvlm would run supplies or anything like that, are you?” she 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known as the through if sure they would be met asked doubtfully. 1 imber and Stone I .aw, at such value as might by a southern force. After much dis ’’NO. but 1 resemble them In many be fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to cussion n point was named whole sup ways.” plies might be landed. such application, the land anti timber thereon ,”<>li. how lovely! In what way?” During fhese discussions the spy have been appraised at $965; the timber esti “Financially.” learned that if (¡rant succeeded In mated at 1,770,000 board feet at 50 cents per taking Petersburg, all supplies bring Taking Hi3 Word. M., and the land at $50.00; that said applicant cut off from the south, the troops and The good old fashioned winter will offer final proof in support of his application l>eople of 111 htnond had almost no WI ipii grandpa was a lad I and sworn statement on the 6th day of May, provisions whatever to rely upon. The W.;s harder than they over Before or since have had, 191 I, before Register and Receiver at Roseburg, surrender must follow very soon. Ami true as any gospel Having gtilm’d the information she Oregon. This may or may not be. wished for. Miss Beale made her prep There Is uu way of knowing; Any person is at liberty to protest this pur nrations to return 'to Washington. We can't go back to see. chase before entry, or initiate a contest at any The day before she intended to set The snow was deep as mountains. time before patent issues, by filing a corroborated out she was mid on the street by a The wind -i blizzard swept I affidavit in this office, alleging facts which would man one of the many Washington Across the freezing landseape. And r-ehool was seldom kept. defeat the entry. southern sympathizers—wlio was car The wat”l’ froze In boiling. rying information to Richmond mid BENJAMIN F. JONES, Tie- i”;im went up as snow. 13-tlO-T Register. who had seen her not long before com N h ; I am not mistaken. ing out of Allan I‘Inkerton's office. lie !U> grandpa told me so. looked at her with a pair of steel gray In the Circuit Court of the exes under bushy eyebrows and with A a more than ordinary interest. She did State of Oregon, in and Bnv.nrp of her. said the nut remember ever having seen him ytiiir pntli before, but considering her mission she solemn fortune teller, who was trying for Coos County. 1» give the victim something fresh felt sure she was in <1 inger. and original for his half dollar. Sin- pretended not to notice the James Tierney, Plaintiff * !!:i th.it washerwoman found my man’s interest in her. Walking on. but I I vs. without turning Io see if lie followed addless again?” exclaimed the man 1 Suit in Equity— Margaret Roehl, Peter her. she spied an empty call. Bts’kon frantically. | SUMMONS Schneider and C. R. ‘•<>h. no! This one'Is a siren.*’ Jug to tlie driver, lie pulled nil at tlie i Wade, Defendanti. “Where did von say 1 was to avoid j <uri>. and she entered, telling him to I will go this very afternoon To Margaret Roehl and Peter Schneider, de- j drive tier to tlie presidential mansion. IlH? As she was driven away she saw the and get in practice.” fendants above nameci: man still looking at her. but pretend IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Couldn't. ing not to notice her. When she stop OREGON, You are here!»)' required to appeal “Why don't you keep to the straight pl’d at tlie president's home and alight- and answer the complaint filed against you in the |,ed the man came hurrying up. She and narrow way atxjve entitled suit within six week» from the date went til mid asked for Mr. Davis. He “.Me?” “Yes, you.” of the first publication of thi« summon-', uhich i v. as busy nt the time; but. having wait “I couldn’t’.” Tuesday, February 28, 191 I, and if you fail to ed awhile to see him. she went away. “And why not?” appear and an wer iu said suit within the time When she passed out of tlie door ilie “You see, I ant a broad tnfnded sort prescribed, a judgment and decree will be taken man with tlie bushy eyebrows had dis appeared. Apparently her bluff game of chap, so I have to cut a wide swath.” I against you for want of an answer and the plain had succeeded. tiff will apply to the Court for the relief d mantl Hut she dure not remain in Rich ed in plaintiff ’« complaint, a succinct statement of mond n minute longer. Not daring to which is as follows, to-wit: go directly northward, she concluded That a certain conveyance executed by defend to first go south mid told tlie cabman ant, Peter «Schneider, on or about March 19, to drive her to the battlefields that 1910, to defendant, Margaret Roeld, purporting find been fought on by Lee and Mc Clellan two years before, and, arriving to convey eighty-five feet off of the East end o It's Two Bad. lots I and 2, of block 7, in Woolen Mill Ad there, she dismissed him. * “Waiter?” Hiring vehicles where she could, dition to Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, and al "Yes?” walking where she could not hire so lots 6 and 7, of block 8, in Azaelia Park ad “'Khls egg is bad.” them, sometlnies floating In a stolen dition to Bandon, Coo« County, Oregon, as the “in iter try another, sir.” boat on the .lames river, she nt last same appear plaited and of rec .rd in the office reached Fortress Munroe, in posses A Sight. of the County Clerk of said Coos County, l*e sion of the Federal forces. There she S» e the resolutions. declared fraudulent that the said deed be set found n iiHvnl transport about to leave Once so fresh and new, a*ide and the said property *ubje»:ted to the hen for the north and. reaching Newt York, Warranted when taken Thny would stick lik<* glue took a train for Washington. of a certain judgment obtained by plaintiff ag sinst Now they are bo mussy When tlie mini«« of Kate Beale was said defendant, Peter Schneider, on or about [)•'- That you think It right taken up to Mr. Lincoln he muttered a And good taste to hide them cembrr 15, 1910, in .said Court for the sum of “thank <h'd” :.nd directed that she From the public sight. $568.01) or thereabouts, with the costs of this should be Immediately conducted to When you put them over suit; that all right, title, interest, claim, lien and hint. When she entered the room A nd the year was new estate of delendant C. R. Wa e, therein be for where he was and he arose to greet It looked easy money Then to set.- them through. ever foreclosed, and for such other and further her it seem« il to her that his tall, lank You felt V’-ry certain He relief as to the court may seem meet, just and figure would never cease rising. They would water hold, took both her hands in his. and bis ex equitable. But how > -on they faded pressfve eyes told her how relieved he When your zeal got cold? Service of this summons upon you u made by publication thereof, pursuant to an order made Ly was to see her. Now th* pip** 1* taken “1 have important news for you . Mr From Its hiding place. the Hoa. John S. Coke, Ju«lge of the Circuit Court Lincoln.” she raid. mid she told him And the wav you're puffing ol the State ol Oregon for Coos County, which what lie had learned In a rank dlr jrace. And v p» e you invited said order bears date February 25, 1911, and di it was but a month after that that At the bowl to Bip rects the publication ol ihi summons m the Ban Grant ti-ok Petersburg aud the Con When no one w* re looking You might take a nip. don Recorder, a weekly new^pajier of general fedemey <<illnp -d Kate Beiilc xx us paid ii Inrge nutn circulation, published at Bandon Coo? county, Give the resolution* Oregon, and directs that the same be pt»Ui hed from tin- -e ret service fund, with Thirty «lays of grace. whf-h she nilnistersl to her mother’s It is seldom longer in said paper once a week for the period of six Thoy can nave their face. wants S*i • ■•■•rd fterwnrd that the G. T. TREADC.OLD, week». Men who v «It till New Year’« work x'r-. --o f- ‘natie ; that had the Com**« around again I5-I6-T Attorney lor PUintitf. •v .r ic diio ■' Io,.r. i he would have To phake off their meanness Bandon. Oregon. made uuoliw-r trip. Cannot lose it then. in favor eveiy year. 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