New Phone Book.
I Local Lore I
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O. J. Grant, one of the early pio­
neers of the South Fork of lhe Co­
quille, was found dead in bed Sun­
day morning.
A purse with small
am nil ill of ujout*y nvai C ox null. . . 12
Receipts
Receii Df livestock at the fort-
land yards'lor lhe first three months
of the year show great gain s over the
coriesjronding pe.iod of list year.
Totals were; cattle, 7996; sheep,
25.018; hogs, 6982. The increase
over the first quarter of 1910 is:
cattle, 247; sheep, 20,029; hogs,
2O.53-
Definition I-H l El D “Superior
to a'l others” Why not patronize
the Lest and “<>N1.Y WAY?" 54"
Strawberry shortcake in April.
Just think ot it! Yum! Yum' We
are informed that a number of our
ladie*, were out to Mr. Ferriers,
east of town, the past week and
wne regaled with strawberry short­
cake .We are not surprised at this
as this climate .mil country has
proven many limes that small (mil
w II glow tine here Lake, oil Ban­
ner.
Three year old
F or S ai . i :.
mare, blocky built. Will weigh be-
I.JOO am! 1500 pounds,
t w evil
I’riie
D. ives single or double.
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Richardson,
5'75« Inquire of
23-9U
Parkersburg.
Herbine cures constipation anil
reestablishes regular bowel move­
ments. Price 50c. Sold by C. \
Lowe.
Carpenters. 20 and 22 years ago
Avery and Opdyke of Portland, and
Hall Bros, ol East Portland, Ore.,
sold the Self Setting PHr.es. made l>v
(,.igi- l'i ol Co. Now, 8 dealers in
Pnltland sell them. Ste.vait Hdvv.
Co. of Seattle have an miler tor
these celebrated plain s now on the
way direct horn the factory at \ ine-
l.uid, N. Jf*
P iano —First 1 la - mike, for sale
cheap. Inquire at this office.
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BANDON CHURCHES
The Coos Bay Home Telephone
Co. is arranging io get out a new
phone book Mav 1st, and anv
pairons who desire any changes or
correc ions in names or phones from
the o d book should call up central
at once and inaky their wants known.
oQ_>
Along the Wharf.
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PRI'SBV fl.Kl W
Services w II be is iodo is:
< hiiet I lour. 9:45
Su nlav school at to o dock.
Preacnim* at 1 1 :oo.
Christian Endeavor will convene
i! 6:30 p. in.
Pleaching at 7'30.
11 C H ill I R ANI I . Pastor.
A dventist C hritian
The Bandon sailed this morning
Regulrr servii es Suudays in Con
with one of the bigge.t loads evei rete Hall,
taken 011: ol this port. As she car­
Similar school hell at ion
ried a ni'si ellaileous load it is laid
Preaching at 11 00 a in.
Io a live al ju >t the total amount ol
Loyal Work rs Society 6:
Ini rum, lint her deck load was
Preaching at 7:30 p m
peed about fifteen leet high.
Prayer meeting Wedm «day night
lili' I itield sailed from San I ran Von are cordially invited to at'end
cisco Wednesday and is due to arrive
J. S pencf . r T ilton , Pr ior.
this aftern >011. She will sail again
M ethodist .
tomoriow night at midnight for San
Sabbath sci>o >l to a m.
f'lancisco.
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Morning service 11 a. m.
I he Elizabeth left San Francisco
Epworth League 6:45 j> m
ai 5:00 o'clock yesteiday afternoon,
Evening Service, 7:30 p m.
and will arrive tomorrow evening or
H L. G rafious , Pastor
S indav morni >g She will sail again
it 2:00 o'clock Tuesd ry morning.
B aptist .
The Rand >lpli crossed out over
Sunday School at 10 a. in.
the b r at noon to day.
Preaching at 11 a in
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R ev . K i . bert B rav roN.
l’astor.
! .asaen-Butterfield.
^ATUEtDAY being the day before EASTER, we
are expecting one of the largest day’s busi­
ness in the history of this stere. So in order to see
you well dressed, and to introduce to the men < f
Bandon and vici nitythe world’s famous MICHAEL
STERN, BENJAMIN and ROTHSCHILD Cloth­
ing, we are going to give to every man who buys
a suit or overcoat of us on this day, SATURDAY
APRIL 15, 191}, his choice of any JOHN B.
STETSON HAT in our store free This offer is
POSITIVELY for this day only; it will bo your
loss if you fail to take advantage of this offer, as
we are giving ycu the profit in ci der to introduce
this clothing to you.
Remember all our goods are bought and sold
for cash; you do not have to pay some one else’s
bad debts, which you have to do when you buy
at the credit stores, so we hope to see every man
that can afford a new suit in our store Saturday.
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L atter D av S aints .
Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, Colum­
bia Avenue
Meeting every Sunday.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Religio
at 7:00 p. in. and preaching at 8:00
p. nr. Player meeting al 8:00 p. in
Wednesday evening .
All are cordially invited to attend.
D. W. C arpenter President.
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L. J Cody was a visitor the to
Bay side this week.
Ernest Sidwell was a Marsh field
visitor this week.
Rc.y Corson is around on crmches
as the result of a piano falling on his
foot Wednesday.
F or S ai . e Rhode Island Red
eggs lor hatching. $t per setting of
13 eggs. E. I. Shader.
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I. ). Butterfield. foreman in th
R ecokih .R oltice, and Miss Anna
Lissen of St. Lou.s, Mo., were mar­
ried at North Bend last evening im-
mediately after the arrival of the
B'eakwaler in that city.
Mr. Butterfield has been with tile
R ecorder since last August, an I is
1 most efficient printer and news
piper man and is fully deserving ot
tile fan bi ide he has won.
Mis Butterfield's pirents live in
-it Louis, but she had been visiting
1 ¡ends at Springfield, 111., lor some
time prior to coming west. She is
1 young lady of refinement and the
happy couple start out in their mar­
ried life under the most favorable
circumstances, and will have the
congratulations and be.-it wishes of
Mrs. Ik A. Kolp brought a copy many Bandon people.
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of the I Illi Sentinel of Lodi. • alif ,
to this office Weilnesday, and it i- Oil Well Down 1160 Feet.
certainly a hummer of a paper ami is
Reading Room is Opened.
brim lull of advertising. Merchants
The oil well of lhe Miocene Oil
down in that part of the country are
The opening exercises of the
awake to the fact that advertising .mil Gas Co. is now down 1160 feet, Reading toon) in Loren Hall, by
and owing to the very dry sand, the Bandon Christian Association
pays.
which is filled with gas and contains last Snndiy afternoon was well a *
WAN FED Housework by the day
oine oil, it has been found necessary tended, and the moms showed that
01 wishing. Drop raid in post
l<> u ,e a heavier easing than that considerable time had been spent in
otln e. Will call. Mr . ("iindie. 2.515*
now nt use, consequently the work making them pleasant for the public
Sam Hines lias returned from a >t drilling has been suspended,
After some time was spent in view
ft w dav s’ outmg up the river.
awaiting the arrival of this casing.
ing the rooms, the follow ing excel
l he prospects for oil are looking lent program was carried out:
'Die laum li Coaster returned early
liettei
all the lime, and as soon as
Friday niotnmg hour southern 1 oast
Singing by audience.
i
lie
new
easing ai rives the work ot
ports, Iwmguig tile Lalson Co. a
Opening Praver Capl. Branson
dredge from the ( oquiile. t in hi r drdling will be pushed with all possi­
Solo Mi»s Winifred McNair.
Irijr down the coast, ami shortly af­ ble haste again.
Address—Rev. Hartranft.
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ter leaving I’ort Oiloiu tor Rogue
Solo Ray Watkins.
liver, the 'mate, 1-. B h M vii . was car
Mr-. IL A. Dunning of Wichita,
Address Capl. Branson.
lied overboard by the main Ijeet Kan and Mt-. I d Maiiiscn ami son
Singing— Audience
while hoistin';.; sail
l!< vv a . 1' . lied v\ ihiam ol Kansas City, arrived to­
Benediction Rev. Hartianft.
.U.K Capl, plsvu,.t)o|)c,tlu' vr. ise limil day to visit at the A. S Manassa
The reading room is to lie opened
his dip m the brinv. ( otri I »IV home. Mrs. Dnnnlhg is Mis. Manas to the public each evening between
si’s mother, ami Mrs. Madison is 6 30 and 10 00 o’clock, and all are
News.
her sister.
cordially invited to c me and spend
Ser A. A. P.rnll lor
coal. Ph me 382.
lhe C oquiile Sentinel says “Die an evening.
difficulties ot the Gage mine at Riv­
Sunday will i>e Easier.
Ixmgflt v'our new I'.aslet bonnet yet* erton hue been adjusted and the ONE CONDUCTOR HELPED B4CK TO WORK
Mr. Wilford Adams is his name,
Tins is not an advertiseuirul lol any Gage Coal Company of San Fran-
inilhmrv store, it is simply a ques­ < isco has Ihpaidaled alt the outstand* and he writes: “1 was confined to
ing indebtedness, paying -di lhe mv bed with chronic rheumatism and
tion.
Klamath county has -,et what .q> loyalties due the Gage mine owners used two bottles of Foley’s Kidney
p ars to be a 111 w egg rveoiil. Har as well as jraying off all the miners." Remeny with good effect, and the
iv Caden had 1; onlin.rt Iv-ns that
Folev Kidney Pills contain in COi third bottle put me on mv feet.’’ It
Ind 256 eggs last month Six of centratril form ingredients of estab­ clears the blood of uric acid Ban­
the Irens ate pullets .Ulli rillt not he lished theiapeutic value for lhe relief don Drug Co.
gm to lay until attei llie fir-l week and elite of all kidney and bladdet
Notice for Publication.
ol the invntlr.
ailments ami ttrinaiy irregularities.
lhe “ONLY Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic,
“Fl Fl ELD'*
Eeparl.urnt of lhe interior,
tonii and restorative. Refuse sub
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WAY.”
V. S Land Otfke,
Sewing machine ini stitutes B union 1 »rug Co.
F or S ai t
Ro.i-burg. Oogon. March II, l‘»l I
Nd«-« u heitlw goen lhal j.rl.n I.. 3 oung,
good nvmliiion I hop head ami ill1 Rn e in < »regoi: may soon become
a i.ichments. Inquire nt office ol < an accomplished fact fot experiments ul 4 Bandon, Oregon, who on Match 10, I «09.
homrrlead entry I 18910. setial No.
mad.
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M Spvmer.
! have been undertaken on a tract of 01187, fur N -F 14
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II
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l he S P Co refirved to piv Its irrigated land at Stayton, where a N W. I 4 and S.-E. 1-4 SAX. . 1-4
tax mi timber within the port ol Si- dozen varieties ot rice will be planted ■ Sn-tion 28, Towiv»hip 29 S., Barge • 14
ll'lavv Is nud ities last vear. but a a> soon as the land can be gotten j W rit ilf.mrMr MerKiuui, hat t.fed MtKe of
representative of the company vvinl into condition.
The work i> in j intrniKm Io in«»« final rommulali ui proof, to
rruf.luh claim Io tl>« land above de»'iib«d, be
to Eugene last week anil jiuiil the charge ol Charles (.hambliss, a gm. lore A. D. Mooe, L uiled State, Commpuoner,
tax and interest amounting to about eminent exjrert in the cultivation of at Bandon. Oregon, on the 10th dav ol May
Sl.ooo. Bcadrs this he paid faxes 'rice. Al»out ten acres will be used 1911.
Claimant name. a< wuneu.
A E. HaJrall.
oil other jiroperty m l.ane county experimentally, use of the tract hav-
' ol Bandon, On^on; Ligui Shader, ol Bandon.
amounting to ju.j.ooo.
- mg been given by the owners of the
Oregon; Gravdon Treadpild. ot Bandon. Ore
Gram and grass s«-ed of all kinds, property. The land will be seeded fun. Kenneth Perkinr. ol Bandon. Oreyon.
BENJAMIN F JONES.
for sale by T. W. Rnbison at Cen it onee and iirigated throughout its I
24-lb-F
Rajuter
giowing season
tral Wareho-w*.
a .'It
ey lalks;
Cash Only
Bandon
Marshfield.
In the Circuit Court cf the
State of Oregon in and tor
the County ol Coos.
R. H. Rosa and Viola Rosa,
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husband and
I
wife, and I .u-
caa & I -lop-on, a Co -PaHiwi-
i [ Summons
sfiip, consisting of C. Evan
I ai as and Otho 1..
I lopson,
I Suit in I'.quilv
anti doing business under lhe
Finn name and style of Lucas
& I lo|):it n, Plainiflf-..
vs.
J
II. C. Black lin, Defendant.
Io II. C. Blacklin, lhe above named defandanl: |
In the name of lhe State of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above entitled nil,
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S am S ayzs
Keep repeating it over and over,
THIS IS BANDON’S BIG YEAR.
Think it, feel it, be ready for it, and
don’t wait until the carpenters ar­
rive before ordering your lumber.
.*n or before the last day of the lime pie iribed
n lhe order for the pt|Lhralinn ut lb's summon**,
which prescribed time is six (6) week«, lhe la I
dav of which tune will be I inlay, the 21 I !a}
of April, 191 I, and if you fail I »
40 appear and
answer said c omplaint by the j.ci l t-.i u-, lhe p!dtn-
GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO.
tirfs will apply Io the < ourt for a dr nee cancel­
ing and forever annulling a certain
made in duplicate the
Jay
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ci
¡nrfit
¡jnuary.
1910,
by ai.d between R. I I Eoza and \ iola
Rosa,
husband
County, Orefon,
n f wife,
the
of
fit .1
B.i.d^n
p. .
Blackhn, of Pcilland. Mi.hn i.t
( 00s
Said af'rerme»’t L»< mg furthei Urn nbed-
paitu
.>,;ree to
ell,
Ore­
I hal
and Ii.r second
party agrees to buy, for the um of One I hous-
and ($1,000.00) Dollar,
certain real pr ‘peih
pailkularly dr .cubed
all of
as
FOUNDRY
COMPANY
land Addition to th# town, now city of Bandon, uc-
i ll pkt thcH of, I led
in the office of the ( k,k of C««»> C-'itr.ly, < )te ;’on;
which decree will drclaie said cc*ilract now, and at
this time, or at anv li ve in (he r-vent ol -ar.i con­
force an I etfect but ab^olut.-ly null and void, ai ’
will remove any cloud on the t ile to raid land
.onliact or her-
Brass, Bronze, Al
uminum, Iron.
Phone 91, Bandon. Ore.
A good treatment lor a cold set •
tied in the lungs is a Herrick's Red
and equitable.
I’epi er Porous Plaster applied to the
Thu
moni is published in the Ban.h'n Re­
chest to draw out inti itnafion am!
cord»’!. a weekly new paper j ul 1» 1 -d m i .>• •
Ballard’s Horehour.d Svrup to reax
County. Oregon, foi * im (U> t ons-yuhve weeks,
You get the two reini-
beginning I r dab, March 10th. I‘ii, and rnd- tightne -.
itg Fiteiav, April 2I<, 1911, by order of pul»- ilies for lie price of one by buying
lication made bv lhe I Ion »r’l
I. S. ( okr. the dollar ■ i.”- Horehound Sirup;
Judge of Sec on I Judicial lUlr.-1, Stale ot < Y-
time is a porous plaster free w.iii
gon, made at Marshhrk!, (. .»o* iocnhy, Ore­
* .u h battle S'»ld by C. '1 . I.owe,
gon. it..- M d«v U '.Li.l, Dll.
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C. R. V.’ADF,
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ent
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wo
office rooms
GF.O. I’. TOPPING.
Alto«!.-)'» for I’Ul: I.J.
|4-t7 F
ill Atwater St. next to postotfice.
Write or phone Thi»s Devcrean.x,
Chainberläiifs tah Hamcty | Parkersburg, Ore.
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Car«« Coki*. croup « im I w
CuugU
atlPi created, by reason thereof, an.4 will give
»u. h otbrr relief a I.
QUICK MEAL
restaurant
Opposite Bandirti Bank
tract being record-! tn thii ■ univ, to be cf r»n
n w exi tin' bv reason ol
1
lot nurnb-m!
twelve (12,) block numbered five (5), ci \X .od
1 oiling to the iei <.riled and
CO TO THE
and I I. ( .
‘ oli .U
gon, the e.nnd party
the first
ROGERS
the Court may
Good Looks
E. W. BLACK
and Daughter
will look to your interest*
f -m m-H
' onstipa ion brings many ailments
1:1 its train and is the primary cause
of mu h sickness. Keep your bow­
el regular madam, and you will es-
ipe main of the ailments to which
•vi a 11 arc sti’ j-ct. Constipati: n is
a very simple thing, but like manv
• imj.le things, ¡t may lead to seriour
■ Hi-eqiiei . r s. Nature often needs
a tile assistance ar.il when Chan
I 1.ails lablcts aie given at the
first indication, much distress rnd
suite, ng mav lie avoided. Sold bv
C. V. Lowe.