3
PREVENTION OF
00 YOU WE THtRIGHI KIND OF HELP?
Permansi Trcatat oí Public
H.ghways Witii Tar.
If
Work
Is
Properly
Done
a
Tarred
Road After B.-ing Opened For Tra .¡c
a Short While
Closely
Takes an Appearance
Resembling
Asphalt—It
The Man of Leisure,
Must of our rich mon work v^ry hard
not always liecausp they want to. but
• « cy Kidney Pills furnish von the
In iiuitiv instances In* 'aust* they tiave
kind of help to neutralize and
to. I lie liusb;iiHlry of a big estate in
•
rove
the |addons that cause hack-
itself may he a task for th«* whole of
tin* ti t* and fliotig’it. n<>t of on»* man,
li«‘. hetda<hr, nervousness, and
but of severa!. As a ir<*iq*ral tiling it » ’ il < t «kidney a*t«| bladder ailments,
is fair to say th. t our only man of
•ebttre is th«* tramp. The sorbil pariali, "••r sde by Bandon |)ri»v Co.
the mutineer ngamst th»* rule of work,
is the only »me who can be sun* of a PUBLIC LAN' AND MININO
can* free, sybaritic «•* ¡ tom « :u»d even
CASYS.
lie lives in constant danger »»f ro k salt
from the farmer’s gun or the onslaught
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of the watchdog around th«* «’»irner a?
the holio I nocks at the kitchen <lo«»r
or pauses at the water trough to drink,
'ill«* poor trump is cert:; ly a more
frequent so.-tal pimmom-t o th in the
rich one. I*hJI.'d« !phia L ■.:•. ■
Is
Waterproof and Dustless.
Although the probl.-m or dust pre
vention oil p'llrlir- highways is bj no
means a nev. one. its importance has
been greatly ar-eentuateil by tiie com
paratively recent introduction of tiie
automobile, says the Si-leutlik- Amer
ican. The dust raising teudeuey of
the latter is due to the <1 •sun live
shearing action of tin- tin s of the driv
ing wheels and the iut u -e M-.rtiou
and eddying producing effect of then r
body ill passing swiftly over surfaces
which have been air. idy loosened up
by tire actio«. in the days of the
horse drawu vehicle the Iron shoes of
tiie horse and tiie tires bad a tendency
to consolidate rather titan loosen up
the surface of a well made macadam
road, and the comparatively small
amount of dust which gathered could
be sufficiently laid by one or two daily
trips of tiie watering cart. The advent
of tbe automobile, however, lias com
plicated the problem greatly, and it
has become necessary not merely to
find a more efficient means for laying
the dust, but to provide also a method
of road construction w hich will more i
liruily bind tbe road material together i
mid enable it to stand up till ier tbe
extreme conditions which the auiomo-
bile has imposed.
The most valuable quality in any
dust preventive la its ability to hold
together tiie tiuely divided material
which is produced on or near the sur
face of the road. The value of any
oil, asphalt, emu!aiou or what uot lies
at tiie last uualysla in its "binding
power,” and this quality in any dust
preventive is proportionate to the
amount of bituminous base Which it
contains.
The principal material used in the
permanent treatment of roads with tar
Ths Earl and th? Angler,
One of the
i
earls qf Minto hud a
kindly milt: I! re. Olli d:iy a Hawick an
gler w as throwing his line on the river
near Minto when a tall gent Iemali
cana* up to him and inquired what
kind oi sport In* was having. 'I he
fisher replied that it was not very
; ood and that It < «mid do lietter if
he wore at I In* othor side of tin* water,
adding. “I’ll gi’o ye sixpence if ye’ll
carry rue across.’’ '1 he bargain was
struck, and the gentleman, getting the
angler ou his l>:i< k. curried him through
the water to the o:h<*r side. 'True to
Ids promise, the angler produced the
sixpence, which he proffered to the
stranger, who. however, smiled ami
remarked, “(Jive It to Pte first beggar
you meet and tell litui it is a present
from the Karl of Minto.1
Why She Worried.
"Rut. uiotber. why do you object to
my being pleasant to the young men?
You can’t hope Io keep me with you
always, you know. One of I hem will
take me away from you some day."
"Take you away from me? Well, if
that happens I shall not complain, it
is the certainty that none of the young
men who have Iteeti coming here so
far would take you away that lias
won-ii-d both your father and me.”—
Chicago Record Herald.
Only Wanted the Chance.
Willing, but Cautious.
“Yes, my daughter eloped.”
"I suppose you will forgive the
young couple?”
“Not until they have located a place
to board
Washington Herald.
Tough Combination.
Probably there is no combination on
«•artli Larder to live with than an ar
tistic temperament soused in a bad
cold. -Galveston News.
Barbed wire cuts, ragged wounds,
collar and harness galls, heal up
quit klv when Ballard’s Snow J.ini
incut is applied, it is both healing
and antiseptic.
Pi ic< 25c, 50c and
the kind you want
I,
thoroughly reliable
trustworth
I in I'.ist All Around Family Sew
ing Machine that can be produced
'lade in both Rot. 11 v mid Vibrator
Sty les'
Hhaiiibef'iihi’s Cough Rented
-.vid Whooping Cough.
Cuic-à Colds,
SOOTS - AND
SHOES
'i ou can't exp»---! to get $2 WOilll
(or $1, but you can get your
money’s worth at
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P» K E U E R
1 he Rot. 11 v make■ both L<>< I. ai d
Chain Stitch.
l lie latest up to tin
minute steel ¡iltaehment with each
machine. Sold on <;isy pa\ments.
Send name anil address for out
beautiful II. T. catalogue free.
THE HARDWARE MAN
Dealer in Boots and Shoes.
W ill IT SEYVIXC. MACUINF.CO
Repairing neatly and promp
tly done at lowest liv
ing prices
1460 Market Street
San Francisco
California
BRIDGE & BF.A< I I Stoves, Rang ' and I leal« rs Lave in them so many excellencies
that they are now ae knowledges! th«* greatest s<* 11«, un tl>
i
tn tavor every year.
li you wish a bottle cold-- —
Administrator’s Notice of Fi
nal Account.
coast an.l they ate growvift
We have the ex, lu.ove a-a. ncy in Bandon (or these househtijd
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly uiedesl in c-.lher case.
Call at the Eagle,
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
If you love the goods that's old--
Cali at the Eagle.
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged fools is Most Compiete.
'Taint no use to sit and blink
Notice is hereby given thM
administrator «»I the e. tutr oi
ceased, has filed his final
the business of
the umr i.igned,
report and account of
by order of
.aid
Court, Monday, June Sth, 191 I, at 10:00 a.in.,
at the Court Mouse in Coquille, County of Coos,
bearing
persons
An t you l»rl they’ll tie it you l ight
Bandon Light & Power Co.
Down at the Eagle
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Alvin Munck, Prop
All Kinds of Electrical Supplies. Estimates Furnished on
Wiring and l.lectric I ighling
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BANDON,ORLÜON
the said report and account,
and objections thereto, if
all
Just make a sign or ring a bell,
said estate in the C ounty Cou.l
of Coos County, and that
place of
II you really need a dunk.
J. F. Prewett, d •
any there be, and that
.A., S. ELLIOTT,
Mn rrwie ^ww4.iiii
having objections to th.- aid report
and account must present same on or before said
We are Agents for the
A. E. I ’adsall. Administrator.
date.
33-15* 1
G. I. 1 leadgold, Ally for Adm’r.
A’/LVA' O/'
Famous
Notice for Publication
Department of tiie Interior,
U. S. Land Office,
Notice it hereby given that John E. Young,
of
Bandon, Oregon, who, on March 10, 1909,
Capital Stock $50,000
Baldwin
BOARD OF
Pianos
A general banking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con
sistent with safe and conservative banking
made homestead entry No. 05187, for NE 1-4
Vi« e
1 he Ameticnn National Bank, of San liancisco, Calif;
Merchant.; National Bank, Portland, Oregon; I I k * Chase National Bank, of New \ oik.
Io-.,n.-l.ip 29 S, Range
14 West, Willamette Meridian, L".~> filed notice
of intention to malt- final commutalicn proof, to
If you are contemplating
buying a Piano, give us
fore A. D. Morse, Unrted Slates Commissioner,
at
DIRECTORS:
J. I.. Kroncnbcrg, l’v< iderit. J. Denholm,
President; I*. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank I lam, I . P. I Ianly.
CORRESPONDENTS:
SW 1-4, E 1-2 NW 1-4, Sec. îî.^nd SE 1-4,
SW 1-4, .Section 28,
Olil(.O\
II I \ ll<»\
Rowlwirg, Oregon, May 15, 1911
establish claim to the land above described, be
It Is always safe to learn oven from
enemies, never safe to Inm uct
n our friends.- < ’olton.
( l W. M. Luinbei
Is King
I. •;
n.
State of Oregon, has been fixed as the time and
Emperor—I do not care to bear your
proposition, sir. Everything that is
submitted must first be put through
the prime minister. Subject Nothing
would please* me better. I wanted to
show you the new bayonet which I
have* invented fur army use.—London
Answers.
The Whit
Bandon, Oregon, on the
7th day of Ju’y,
a call. It costs you noth
1911.
Claimant name ar, witno.--.es:
ing to examine them.
I-.. II. Hadsal!
Elgin Shader, Graydon I r.-adg.rld and Kenneth
Petkinr, all of Bandon, Oregon.
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BENJAMIN I-'. JONES,
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Notice to Contractors.
Si.00 per bottle
Sold by C. V
are coal tar, relined coal tar ami water I .owe.
gas tar. ’t hey may be used effe lively
either by applying them to a road al
Fie advertisement for Bids for grubbing ami
Took It to Heart.
ready finished or by incorporating them
in Azalea Park and
"Didn't you bear all of the pro grading on Spin.-*
in tbe surface material' of the road
South Bandon Add.
fessor's lecture?"
during construction. In applying the
Notice i hereby given that the Common
“Why. no. He began by saying that
tar to an old road the surface should
sleep is tiie secret of right living, and Council oi the City of Bandon, Coos County,
be thoroughly dry. comparatively warm
then I came home and went to bed.”— Oregon, will, upon the 7th day ol June, l‘B I,
and free from dust.
("leveland I’lain Dealer.
at the hour of 7. JO o’clock, p.m., receive iraled
Moistl’re prevents the tar from
bids for the grubbing, grading, and filling on
proper contact with the stone, and a
Terminological Inexactitude.
cold surface stiffens tbe material and
Spruce street, extending from the intersection of
It Is whnt mitfht be called a “tcrini-
preieuis its being absorbed. Before
Spruce street with Pine street, then running south
the application is made ruts ami hol nolotrlcnl inexactittnh*’’ t<» say that a Io the south limit', of spruce street in Azak a
man
Is
“
inclined
to
lie
bold.
”
As
a
lows should be tilled and the surface
rule, to become bald is absolutely Park
brought up to a smooth and even con
All Bids submitted to the Council for this im-
ditiou. The tar. heated to about 19b against a man’s inclinations.
provement must he in th*- following form:
degrees F-, is spread upon the road
( I) Excavating, bid jvr cubic yard
Home Training.
through a hose or by other suitable
Mother—Kuhcrt, come here to me in
(2) I iiling. bid [M*r cubic yard. __ ______ __
means mid is then thoroughly broomed
stantly. Robert Aw. shut up! Mother
(J) Grubbing and clearing the street of all
In.
Robert, how dan* you talk to me like wood to grade. Bid on tin as a lump bid
After this has been done, to secure
good results, the surface treated should that? Say. “Mamina. be quiet.”—
All blds for the improvement herein stated
be closed to all traffic for about twelve Puck.
must be filed ’Aith the City Recorder on or be"
hours so as to give the tar an oppor
They are slaves who dare not be In fore 7:00 o’clock p.m.. June 7lh, 1911, and all
tunity to thoroughly sink in the sur
Bids submitted muM I m * in accordance with spec'
face. Next a coat of dean sand or the right with two or three.—Lowell.
ificalion: tor the improvement of .hr pot (ion of
stone chips should be applied to absorb
For soreness of ¡lie muscles wheth Spruce street herein staled, and now on file at
any excess tar aud dry up the surfa -e.
as it were. Tiie road should then be er induced by vnijent exercise or in the City Engineer’« office, open to the inspection
of all person - interested therein.
rolled thoroughly to bring it into com
jury, Chamberlain's Liniment is ex
ditiou.
Successful bidder mu t furni-l. bonds to the
i bis liniment is also high satisfaction of the Council.
In applying tbe tar in new construe cellent-
tlou the read should be formed and ly esteemed for the relief it affords in
Council reserves the right to reject any and *11
Consolidated without tiie use of water.
bld:.
cases
,<f
rheum
itism.
Sold
by
C.
Y.
Tbe voids should be tilled with One
Dated at Baudon. Ot/fon. thia 2 b<l <iay of
atone chips free from dust, aud care Lowe.
May, PI I.
must be taken not to roll the surface
E. B. KAUSRUD.
The Crossbow.
too heavily or the tar will not adhere
Re. order City .( Barvl.-n.
As a weapon of war the crossbow y>2t
properly.
Hot tar may tn- applied
through all of the co.ir-t-s as they ar.- lasted on in Europe all through tbe
laid aud rolled, but occasionally the middle acres. Even so late as the Nr.-
upper course only is so tie ltd. After poleonlc invasion of Itussla it wmv in Administrator’s Notice of Fi
tarring, a top dr s-dng of material is use by the Cossacks. The crossbow
na! Account.
laid ou and the surface Is thoroughly was a most formidable instrument of
rolled The tar spreading may be done destruction, comparine most favorably
with the old fashioned musket, It
either by hand, in which case an ex
Notice is hereby given that th“ undet rigivxl.
cess above what is necessary will prob was with tbe bow that the English
«
ably be used, or it may bo spread on •won their celebrated victory ov»r the administrator of the «-«.tale of John * Krnztr. d-
the
Hundred
Years
’
war.
by an apparatus mounted on wheels, French In
cravrrl, has filed in the County Court of (..•>.
Its timber shnfts often pierced th»* nr C ounty, Oregon, hi final report and a< < urn •
the tar bel: a di ■ haraed under pre<
‘mailed cblvulry'
chivalry*' nrd
sure at tbe road surface by speciHily mor of the ■ ••mailed
J f
made tlm British yeoman more than a administrator ol said estate, an I that th
designed spraying nozzles.
Court has duly order xf that Monday, Jim 5t-»,
match
for
the
French
knlpbt.
done,
a
If tbe work be properly
1 191 I, ____________________
; the
__________________
at ’0 o’clock am., at
Cotrt I lou* n
tarred road after being ojien to traffic
Sallow
complexion
is
<lue
to
;<
tor
Coquille,
County
arid
State
afore a. i, hall
for a short while takes on an ap|a*ar-
purifie*; an<| ! the time «öd place ni hearing the said account
nnce eloaely resembling asphalt. Isdng pid liver.
I lerbine
smooth and flrm. practically noiseless strengthens the liver and bowels and and report and ol»jections thereto if any th< re lx-,
I
and more resilient than asphalt. It Is
and that all persons having objection« to the «aid
largely waterproof, practically dust- restores the rosy bloom of health to report and account, must present same on or be
lets. and the reslstau e to fraction is the cheek. Price 50c. Sold by C. fore sari date. John Westerman, AdnnruJralor.
less than that of an untreated mac Y. Lowe.
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G. T. Treadgokl, Atty for Adm r.
adam road.
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Prices $2a0 and up
Twin Sere w, New and Í .<: t
A UOAD SECUliE 1-lioM DI !T,
1st Class Passage,
Up Freight,
Easy Terms
$10.00 & $7.50
3.00
Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and
good service our motto
BANDON DRUG CO
A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco
A (treat
BANDON WAREHOUSE CO., Agents, Landon, Oregon
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lop, Oregon.
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Krii r, owner, nnd n.ann.;<r.<, 24 < shforn’A Nt., San I-rant-ire«
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two pap'-rt make a splendid combination ami
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Gatchell Bros.’ Transfer Line
Mibcrrip*
We can
GATCHEU- BROS., Prop..
also give our subscnlren a good clubbing oi
ler (or the Daily and
Sunday,
or
All kinds (»f heavy and li^ht draying.
Phone orders given
prompt attention. Barn Iinitiions'Old tanners.
Sunday
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