Semi-weekly Bandon recorder., September 19, 1911, Image 4

Dr. Perkins reports an 8 pound
Mr. ami Mis. S. E. Peaice have I
SIRES AND SONS
i Notice of School Indemnity
1 boy born to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. moved into looms in the Timmons
Humor snd
Selection.
G. Phelps Stokes, tbe Socialist, is
1 Paul, on Monday.
iiuilding.
Philosophy J a J. surgeon
und physician, with hospital
Fied Lund was indicted by the
The ci'y cmiHlcil will meet in reg-
und dlspeusary experience.
Department of the Interior
»r OVACAA M. SMITH
.lohn D. CrlmmhiH. the New York
recent
grand
jury
and
liis
trial
will
nhir
sessi ni imnorrow ni dii, S P-
United States Laud Office,
Young Beattie’s singing merrily
mllilonaire. onus ilie most valuable
Roseburg. Oregon, August 22, 1911
probably
be
le
Id
this
week.
lumber
2<>:
in his cell after conviction will not
colh ctlon of imtograi Us in America.
Notice is hereby given that the Stale of O
PERT
PARAGRAPHS.
When
illum
ed
of
groceries
don't
Che livellili annii d conventi ni ol
strike the average person as any­
Butler Ames member of congress g< n, on December 14ili 1908, applied for
I
from .'.Itissm litisetts. is a grandson of | 1-4 S. E. 1-4, Sec. 4. 7, 29, S. R. 14 V V?
forget that Divilbiss carries the best 1 the Caliiornia State I-’eili ratin i of
thing in his favor.
WOMAN sometimes finds It hard to
A
General Benjamin I’.mu-r and a son ot
decide whether It is better to dlo
I M„ and fili-d in this otfi:e a lot of school ind.-m
The Complexion is cleared won­ and most conqilete stock in town. |»L ibor w II i>e held in Bakersfield,
Gen> nil .\Ueibert A lii s.
an old uiuid or wear the same hut three
nily selections in which it s-lected said land, a>. I
Free
delivery.
conn
wiicing
October
j
M
Sa
nt
os-Du
an
nt
will
never
make
It
derfully by freely eating of apples;
seasons.
.
that said list is open to tin- public for umKvtio i.
tliglii
uiiess
lie
carries
with
him
a
Why dots everybody travel on the
'Il salmon season has arrived
one before breakfast and one before
Any and all persons claiming adversely th ■ ah ?
A man’s idea of a womanly woman mas ul in Hie shape of u small medal,
retiring is recommended for this Stnir. Fifield? Bi cause U gives the an I lolling has started in earnest.
is one who wouldn't weur trousers wbh Ii was given to him by a French described land or any legal ruh-diiisioit iheie..',
best accommodations mid service ilthou h the run will probably not skirts.
countess
or claiming the same under the mium” laws, or
purpose.
William George Hake, who recently desiring to show said land to I k - more valuable
be laige for a couple of weeks yet.
—45 «*
If you appreciate speed, comfort
A woman's idea of a manly man Is celebrated his one liuudreillh birthday for mineral than for agricultural purposes, or to
E. W. Shetter has commenced Ilowc ier. lie fishermen repot I tlia
and safety, travel on the Stnir. Fi-
one who doesn't complain when the uiiiui ersur.i in l.otidon. Is said lo lie object to raid selection for any lawful rearon,
the only English lawyer who ever
the const 1 ut lion of a line r.e v resi they are more than making expenses baby cries at 1 a. m.
field.
’
45-tf
should file their claims er th ?ir aliidavits of pre­
lived to b«' 100 years oil He was nd
dence
on
his
lots
in
the
wist
part
of
;
’
ni1
iirt
’
hopeful
of
making
a
good
test or contest in this office.
It is said by men who have tried
mitted
to
tile
bar
ill
ISi,*.
When a woman wants to pronounce
I hereby designate the Banjon F.'-coiJ.r, pub­
it, years in and years out, th it th • the city. Klepfer .mil iiuiinicui li'it'g when the fish start to run in a dire curse on man in general she
Sven Henin e\eu whin a sin ili
lished at Bandon, Oregon, as the ite.v pap i in
earnest
wishes he might have to wear skirts boy li:.d a passion to.' travel, When
Standard Oil Company always h is have the contract and ire putting lip
omy liiteen years ot age tie had made which the above notice i . to be published.
Letters received from M. J. Me­ for four consecutive days.
its tank cars of g is »leno anil oil 10 the building.
BENJAMIN F. JONES, Register
a nit.liber of maps Illustrating the 68-16-T
Kent)
i
by
some
of
bis
friends
liere
W anted . —Woik by expert
per cent short. Strange to say,
A man never realizes how much he routes taken by Ihe various expedl
sour I i nIt'-r sus,.i ;ious. lie is
i on onco knew till his young son reaches tious in search of I lie uortli pole.
its tax assessments are shorter than painter and paper hanger job or day
Executor’s Notice.
M GuesliolT, Bulgarian prime itiit.
high school age.
itis
way
home
now
and
in
his
letters
Estimates furnished.— R. E Bugln’e,
that in Oregon.
ister for foreign iillnirs. is a pt eminent
always say s ‘‘we.’* I Ile also stated
General Delivery.
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Notice- is hereby ■' v-ri. lbs' I Ion. John F.
lie visited l.i.n.i o.
When a woman discards all Iter com­ English s. Itotar
Port Orford will soon have a
th.it lie w mild ’’buy” whrn he gets fortable house furnishings and goes tn ISiili and Issfi. when he pleaded the Mali. Judf.e of the County Coutt for Cons
Mrs.
M
C.
Hollywood,
repre-
r.ch ml house 30« 60 with an ell 30x40
back to I! mdon So bis fri< nds ha vc in for polished floors nnd furniture cause ot the union ot eustt rn Itounietln County, Orq>o:i, on J.:ne 14, 1911, made an
two stories a”d a basement. The sentative of the W i .i ah r.ifl, has been
Bulgaria. < hi several m fusions tie oi'de, qqi-inliu,; Steph -n Gallisr and E iniun I
’’put two and two” logethtr and built on cubic measure lines you know and
she is tbe victim of the “Good Taste has lieid tbe highest positions III th. M. Galiior, joint executors of the estate of
contract has been let to C. II. Pearse a guest al the <¿allier lor a u eek,
have drawn their own conchisions and Bad Taste" column of the wom­ government
William Gallio, deceased. All persons having
of ihit-place at #5,000. who agreed and leaves today 'or M » r le Point
W.-
will ov.tit drvi l »|imc:»ts and s< e an’« magazines.
claims against aid estate, are hereby required to
He Got Even.
to have the building completed by lo vis.t the local circle al that place. !
« h it th< re: ult will be.
Justus Miles Forman once in writing I present the same duly verified tn ihe uriJ.i izn-d
Best dry stove wood only $1.80
Is the trousers skirt an outcome of n story for Harper's Magazine used I
July rst, 1912. Tilts is a nice ini
nt Bandon, Coos C u-ly, Or-gon, on or bef-sre
the
suffrage
movement
or
the
inlet
of
provement for that place ami out* per tier. Leave eiders at McNairs
the name of an artist friend for tile J it month; trim llv* rlr.tr* of the first publication
Insurgency?
character of a chap who fell In love hereof, that is to ly on or I.-fore Fc-bru-ry 23rd
which will have a good effect on Hardware store, or call oil A. Hab MANY COUNTIES STRIVING
with n peasant girl In the Milanese i ,
6 ! if
A man with a new nuto has as many "It made all his friends roar with 1912.
prospective settlers.
I «*• iy.
TO ELIMINATE RUTS friends as a successful candidate.
STEPHEN GMLIER,
glee." said Mr. Forman "But lie got
Mrs O Wiren retiirne I last week i 1 lam than, Logan and Ply I naie
EDMUND M. G \LLIER.
even with me by milking a large
from a visit to Astoria, where she hare completed the work of grading By Building Concrete Macadam Roads.
C. R. Wa le, .Attorney for die Estai .
Old Grimes.
twenty-four sheet poster for a musical
I
Old
Grimes
Is
dead,
that
good
old
man
had been calling on friends and ISixth stmt from the east to the
A Success In Michigan.
comedy. There was a i-idy. the star. 1 Dated at Bandon, Oregon, Augu.t 22n l, 1911.
Wo ne’er hall see him more,
64-t5T
stepping out of a stage door and n long j
taking in the big Centennial Cele west city limits, mid it 11 .ikes a line
For so supot lor was he
The neighbors all got sore.
line of dohnnles walling for her with
brat ion.
, street, it.dtid. in fact it isabont as
Concrete mnendam roads are being
silly smirks nnd l>un< !:?s of violets
Notice for Publication
Old Mrs. Grimes made butter and cheese
built
in many part« of the country In
I
nice
a
llimotighf-re
as
will
be
l
iunrl
And every Johnnie was a portrait of
We.are complete house furnishers
Crimes
carried
them
to
town.
an attempt to secure roadways that
me.”
every cent he sold them for
and fix your home up from kitchen ; in any town in Coos cornty. I he will not loosen up under automobile And
Yon bet he salted down.
Department of the Interior,
to parlor. Bandon Furniture Co. contractois did got <| work' and are travel nor rut under licuvy trucking.
A Witty Retont.
U. S. I .and Office, at Rosburg, Oregon,
01.1 Grlines he used to drlnlt the whey.
Wayne
county,
Mich..
has
built
these
As is generally the ease with people
He didn’t care for It.
—67-tl deserving oi much cia dil for Hie ex- roads foj- the past two seasons nnd
September 5th, 1911
But at the very thought of waste
who have nothing to sn.v worth liear-
! celh iit job.
No rice is hereby given that M. Coy Caudill
now has nearly eight miles of two
Old Grimes he threw a fit.
Miss E’jba Wiren is teaching
a
conceited
dniimner
talked
a
lug.
great deni, lo the evident disgust of a of Bandon, Oregon, who, oil April 9th, 1910,
school at Randolph, having com j Born to Mr. and Mrs Wes Waite, conr.-e concrete macitdntu roadways. Ills children had to drink It. too,
In these roads tbe liottom layer Is a
And
when
they
cried
for
bread
number of tits commercial friends who inr<d.* Homestead Entry Serial No. 06061, for
menced Monday morning. This i : Friday, September 15, a tine six
Ho gave to them a spanking time
were dining at a country hotel. When E. 1-2 S.-E. 1-4, Section 25, Township 29 S.
And sent them off to bed.
! pound girl.
Miss Wiren’s fust term of school
cheese was served it was of a decided Range 14, West Willamette Meridian, has filed
•
Old Mrs. Grimes had one new dress
"lively" brand, much to the delight of notice of intention to make commutation proof
but she is thoroughly co up «tent in
The Till.unock will take out 150
The year that she was wed.
the Irrepressible. He attacked it with to establish claim to the land above described
every particular and will undoubted I head of hogs for the Portland mar­
She had to make that garment do
great gusto, remarking. “I'm like Sam­ before A. D. Morse. United States Commi-srioner,
t'ntll old Grimes was dead.
meet with much success.
ket this trip.
son slaying them by Hie thousand!"
at Bandon, Oregon, on the 27th day of October,
Ho used to wear a long tailed coat
“Yes.' replied a quick witter! diner ul
Miss Rar Collier of Coquille, was
All buttoned down before,
1911.
Fine White Leghorn and White
ihe
end
of
the
table,
"and
with
the
Ami no he didn’t need a shirt.
Claimant names as witnesses: Cassius W.
Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale a passenger on the Fificld for San
And thus be saved some more.
same weapon too!”
Doyle. William Dock, Jack Albenon, William
'Francisco. Mis Colli. 1 goes
Carl Nelson, Bindon.
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But when be went tlio neighbors said,
A. Prewett, all of Bandon, Ore. on.
Painfully Polite.
"He was a good old guy,”
j California in the hope that
Messrs M’Kiiinii Swengel
A Washington trolley car was
i
But that’s the way it always goes.
get-
BENJAMIN, F. JONES, Register.
¡change
of
climate
will
benefit
her
No matter who may die.
ting under way when two women.
Osborn have returned from
Last Pub. Oct. 20
health,
rushing from opposite sides i of the
hunting trip in the mountains
Something Like That.
street to greet each other, met l right in
F or S ale House and two lots
are displaying a nice lol of
How do they stake a dasli for tbe the middle of the car track : and in
Notice for Publication
in Prosper, $1000.
pole?”
horns and jeiked venison,
front of ihe car. There the two stop
19-if
J ohn H i : C osta .
1 don't know. 1 never made one." ped ami began to talk. The car stop
killed twelve dei-r and could
Department of th«? Interior,
But how do you suppose?"
ped. too, but the women did not tip
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Coach
left
U. S. 1 and Olli :e al Roseburg, Oregon.
killed Iwo or three times as many
1
Well, to tell the truth I have always pear to realize that it was there
September 13, 1911
supposed those dashes were something
if they had been out for slaughter. on tin' Filield for San Francisco to
Notice is hereby given that Claire Treadgold,
like the printer’s dashes we use when
look
after
business
connected
with
They saw 35 deer the day they
we don't want to say the thing out
formerly Claire Walker, of Bandon, Oregon,
broke camp, which is certainly the Coach estate.
¡who, on November 12th, 1906, mad ■ home­
right: ----- 1 ----- 1 ----- 1”
The Brooklyn, which run here
going seine.
stead entry 14239, serial No04080 fori;,: 6,7.10
I while last spring has been over
Accomplished.
I and N.-W. 1-4 S.-E. 1-4 Section 2, Town-
Orvil Dodge and Dr. Collins ot
“He can’t do a single thing well.
SÄÖÄ- . I
| ship 30 S„ Rango 14 West Willamette Meridian
"Who, Percy?"
Myrtle Point have gone to Porti.mil hauled completely and is norv ¡’died
i has filed notice of intention to make final com-
I
tiled
for
a
regular
run
between
here
“
Yes.
”
to purchase additional machinery
i mutation proof, to establish claim to the land
"Oh. you are mistaken.
with which to operate the Salmon and S in Ftancisco.
above described, before A. D. Mois*, I hi ted
“I’d like to know what tie can do.
I'lie Fi.latnoik brought a ga.oline
States Commissioner, al Bandon, Oregon, cn the
Mountain gold mines in which they
“Make perfectly lovely popcofn
| 27th day of October, 191 I.
balls.”
launch from Portland for Mr. San
aie inti rested.
Ciaimart names as witnesses: J *S5 Ward and
1 thè river.
watni : covsTY (MiriT.l nom i . kioiic afi
Married, at the oflice of Judge E. born, who live? np
Hard on Both,
Reese Ward, of Myrtle Point, Ore.; Ed. Young
irmi i siso fo-imiKTi:.
are
foolish
In
their
bobble
“
Women
54—1 nose ■ winting rag nu» ?
G D Holden in Coquille, Monday
and Amos E. Uadsall, of Bandon. Oregon,
should call upon Mrs J. B.ir- limestone eourrete ot a ohe, Iwo au.'l skirts."
Sept. 18, 1911, Willoughby P. Howe
last pub oct 20
Benjamin F. Jones. Register.
“
Too
find.
Isn
’
t
it?"
h
half
und
live
mix.
II
illg
tiisl
el:r;>
row-, or phone 11
t f
and Mary N Edwards, both ol Bin
< Ciucili, «unii imil i r:r lieil liii.-si.. .<• ” "Yes.”
E. 11 Fish left on thè Eliz.ibetli The top layer Is n one. two nn<l llirei
“But then, you know, men are fool­
don, Judge Holden officiating. Co
mix ot tin- Hnine unit erlii Is ev'epi ish In their hobble bruits, so there!"
tor
S.111
I-
ranei-co
on
a
short
busi
­
quille Herald.
that 1 Ill-lie.1 oolililes uro MUI stillile.
ness trip. Mr Fish llis resigned foi
Needs Experience.
Ulne :011e
Ilo* i mi1 rete I h
W anted to R eni Piano, must
“Do you believe In lighting the devil
his posi ion with the Prosper Mil im.l mie lia:? Iiu lies < ■ alimi' li->l flop h
Bandon
be in good condition. See Mss
( oiip.lilv, ar..I will probably move anil Polii lUieen lo nineteen leel 1 with fire?"
Mary Marsh, or phone 41
“
1
don
’
t
know
about
that?
”
7'11
w lilt II
his funlv to Marshfield where lit
“Sure. It's the only thing to do.”
As a result ot an inspection of the ' ,vj||
"Not unless you are insured nnd be­
conne ted with the Modem
long to the crack fire company.”
old Coos Bav wagon road near Sum < oinpmv.
makeis oi Modern
Parlors
••’"•OOM OF WOMEN.
STOPPED AND BEGAN TO TALK.
per last week, and a conf-rence lie- Sweets. While the many friends ol
Why She Likes It.
It seems to me that beauty Is
tain of the passengers. whose heads
twien County Commissioners I l.ill the Fish family will 1 regtet very
“Don't you just love the spring?”
IL X. COX, Manager
part ot the finished language by
were Immediately thrust out of the
"Sometimes.’”
and Armstrong and Me sr, Hugh milch to see them leave • nr city, \ < i
which goodness s|ienks —George
windows
to
ascertain
what
the
trouble
"Not always?”
Eliot.
Mi Lain and R. M Jennings, m - 1 lie best w i-hes ot ext ri one will go
“Well. I do If the new spring shades was, began to make sarcastic remarks,
11.it ing t .ken cl atge < f the
langemenls were made for the with them to their new home.
but the two women heeded them not.
are pretty und becoming.”
The real tragedy of life begins
Finally
the
motorman
showed
that
Bandín
I bd-rlaking I'.rl.-r-
tein|M>r.iiy improvement of the liygh
when lite honeymoon Is over, be­
I on S ai .I-: l arni or dray wagon ,
lie had it saving sense of humor Lean­
Teils It All.
atn pti pared to give all Im i
cause Ihe exploration ot the soul
way. Planks will be put in at the
ing ovgr the dashboard, he inquired in
m good condition Apply at Wtkon’
"Fie rin for ottico.”
Is the work ot a lifetime. —Vio­
ness left i„
c infill
worst places and ihe work will In- ind
r*
the gentlest of tones:
"What
c.tlii'O?'
alraih's blacksmith shop on
let 1 weeddale.
alb
mi
m.
"Pardon
me.
ladies,
but
shall
I
get
"
’
Ihe
<
ne
the
other
fellow
got.
”
rushed as rapidly as possible
Columbia Ave.
71 13
you a couple of chairs?"—Lippincott’s.
What lo one tnnn is the virtue
Dr. I.. W. Rossiter, who left with
C. W. Hntgi *ss of the Estabrook
Wrary Willie's
which he has sunk below the
t Weber Grand Piano, first
Co., who lias been in Bandon a few his son Finest, tor Berkley. Cal
Opinion.
possibility of aspiring to Is to nu
condition, $150. See Spencer.
other the backsliding hy which
"There is soi io
diya looking after busin -.s I ir the "lure Ernest wall enter school, says
he forfeits Ills spiritual crown.—
compensation tn
company, i« tinned to San Fiam i-co lie, the doctor, wad return to Ban­
George Eliot.
being blltiil "
don in about two i r three weeks.
oil ihe b'llield.
SI 11 ELI)S
KENNEW
can’t MM
A true friendship may turn
Itl.AClixiNlTIIN AM» *.v
u t
C B Zeck anil daughter left for
You boost for a go i I thing, doa’i
into passion, hut u passion rare­
Wagons of All Mods Hade to Order
"Why?"
you? Boost lor ihe Stntr Filield San l ianeisco on the Elizabeth and
ücríishi.,>!■; a !’.,?< J.;ty
ly turns Into friendship. — Lucas
“Well. yon can
and you will then boost the ”goi.| Mr Zeck will look after business
Cleeve.
Job Work attended lo prorrqitly and all w< V liaranhej to give Mtidartioa. Price.
not see the dog
reasonable. Shop on Atwat ■■ Street, Bandon, Orrgon.
ti ers I r a tew days and then re­
thing” along.
.,5 tf
for otie thing ”
turn to Bandon. His daughter w il
“But n ni.: h
Rev. Win. Ilorsh«ll went to Co-
r. main 111 her home in San Francisco.
looking fur work
qnille Siturday win re he held ser
couldu't
dodge
As was announced in last 1'ues-
vices Sunday.
It."
diy’s Rt < order ,
the
Bandon
F. I'. Tiittk’s mw lesidence in
Motor Boat
public schools opened
Mond.tv
Mystery.
Azalea Park is nearing completion
Septenilxr 11, with 414 pupils and Fully equipped all necessary light
To see p »or April shedding tears—
and will probably lx* ready for ik -
It pricks me to the quick.
13 teachers, but since that time fog horn, fire exlirtgui her, four life
X.
I wonder is her lover falw
cupancy shortly alter October 1st
Or if her folks are sick.
there has been a constant increase preservers, etc., only $ioo.
En-
Orders taken for suits, co its, rain
in attendance so .hat the pre-ent at­ quir ■ at Boyle's Jewelry Store. 7211 !
The Laxy Man.
Rates $1 co to $2 ix-. per <l.iv Special rates by
coats and furs. Mrs Dean, ph nit
tendance is 450 or more and it is
“Perform ns you promise."
I09.
69 tf now apparent that some of the
“Exhibitions won’t lie more fre-
week or month. Sample P...,n, in Connection.
Saturdays at Hotel Gallier^ qiient
thnu oucc a mouth then.”
Work on the Brethren church on rooms are beginning to overflow. In
Main street near Fifth s proceeding all probability some of
1 the grades M. G. POHL. Optoineretist
Kind.
i
vary rapidly. The church is now will have to be divided and another
“He bn« money to burn."
Well Recommended by
“
Well,
let's
«bow
him
bow
to
«tart
a
nearly inclosed.
teacher secured.
I
Patrons
borii rw"
ua
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