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of f i-nd fill jewelry, conritfing
of necklace*, sun bur ata, lockets
rings and watches«
Some of
our exclusive designs will par­
ticularly please people wh »
count quality of first import­
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COMPANY
provnied hr the Charter
•rf th« Citv of Bandon
Dated thi» 29th ,taV «g
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1912
November
COLUMBIA AVENUE
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BIG SALE ON «MEATS
Sale of Real Property for
Unpaid Street Assessment.
Beef Boil, 6 cts per lb.
Beef Roast 7 cts per lb.
Round Steak 10c per lb
Sirloin Steak and T Bone 12 1 -2c
Rendered 1 allow 5c
Suet 5c per lb
Pork Sausage 12 l-2c per lb
Hamburger 10c per lb
Mutton Chops 12 1 -2c per lb
Stew 8c per lb
Pork 12 l-2c
SABRO BROS.,'Manufacturing Jewelers
_
Bandon, Oregon.
Sale of Real Property
For
City of
Bandon for the improvement of Alwaler
¡cine than Chamberlain’s C< ugh
Remedy. My children were all sick
with whooping cough. One of them
was in bed, had a high fever, and
was coughing up blood. Our doctor
ga,-e them Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and the first dose eased
them, and three bottles cured them,’
says Mrs. R. A. Donaldson, oll.ex-
n;ton, Miss. For sale by C, Y.
Lc ve.
For Carpet and Rug weaving, ad
diesa Mrs. ] L Foster, Bandon
6i tf
Street
«a «aid (¿ty m front of Lot 10, block 3, Wood­
A idilion,
land
in the
to Bandon,
of
sum
*¿13.20 ani assessed to Esther Yaeger Mann,
docket cf
Bandon, Coo«
I.ien di mi urged.
Now therefore notice is hereby given t! at
by virtue and in ^nuance of Seition 122
■ u the Charter of the City of Bandon, Coot
County, Oregon, directing me to collect
the «aid unpaid assessment by sale of the
aid property to satisfy said Lien of $93. 34
with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per
cent per anuin from the 27th day of Sep
ember 1909 and penalty together with
costs of advertising and sale thereof, I will
in the 31st day of December, A. D. 1912,
.,t the hour of 2 o’clock p. in, of said day at
the front door of the City Hall in the City
of Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, sell a>
public audio", to the bidder offering the
least am»lit of p.-ir'ty ail iidre.t at 0
right, title interest and e.tate wnich the
, 1 I Mae Walker and all persons claimink
, ■ ♦ «.-.» I A h— rt IV h
!n the st.' 1
lien
□aid auesmcrU ha« never been paid nor the
1 use barged,
S. R Steele is representing the County, Oregon, delinquent assessments a
Curtis Publishing Co., The Ladies assessed by Ordinance No 13k of the Ordi­
nances of the citv of Bandon for the irn-
Home Journal,
Saturday Evening | provemeiit of . Al
. twater
..
.
’
water Street in said City in
f ost, and Country Gentleman Each : front (,f i.„t No 5, in block No. k, Wood-
publication
$< 50 a tear.
He land Addition to the City of Bandon, in the
would b glad to sen I in4 your sub um of >93.35 and assessed to Mae Walker
scription or renewal. Phon - 313 > 2t Said a-.-r tnent has never been paid nor tie
“There could l>e no better mid
Ordi­
nance No. 138 of the Ordinance« of the City of
oí Septembe.
the
Seplembei
of
gon. delinquent assessments as aweMed by
f*
W anted — iooo empty s icks a
Whereas 01 the -7th par
1909,
there was entere i in
Central Warehouse.
c-t
the 27th day
I AW, there su entered in the docket of City
Liens of the Cay of Bandon. Coo« County, Ore- I
9
City Liens of the
on
Where««
I Unpaid Street Assessment
1
Now therefore noUce is hereby given that
virtue and
by
of Section 122 of the
io pursuance
-harter of the City of Bandon, Coo« County,
Jregoo, direc Ung me to collect the
unpaid
«aid
to satisfy
issessmcnt by «ale of the said projierty
.aid lien of $213,20 with interest thereon at the
’ate of 6 per cent per annum from
the 27th
lay of September, 1909 and penalty
togethe
with costs of advertising and sale thereof. I wilj
>a the 31st day ci December, A. D. 1912, a, |
he hour of 2 o'clock p, m , of said day at
the
root door of the City Hall in the City of
Ban-
Ion, Coos County, Oregon, sell at public
auc­
tion to the bidder offering the least amount ol
penalty and interest all of right, title interest
and
•state which the said Esther Yaeger Mann
and
all persona claiming under or through
may
hive in the «aid described property
her,
mentioned,
Lot No. 10. in block No. 3, Woodland Ad­
dition
record
said Coos
n the ofl.ee of the County Clerk of
C runly, Oregon.
Said sale being made subject to redemption in
the
n.atter
provided by the Charter of the City
of Bandon.
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Dated this 29th day of November, 1912.
Here Y ou Bandonian
Y. LOWE,
Dr. Smith J. Mann, health of­ I
E. M. Sandrlin has an answer t >
ficer, leports that he has ex «mined l the Twoiniitf road article in last Eri
the sanitary diinking oumains >t davs’s R ecorder . which was sgne 1
the school house and fonrnl them bv a number of citizens onTwoinile.
in bad condition. He is making but owing to lack of time and sp i e
energetic efforts to see that tins we are unable to publish it today
ondition is sp tedily corrected.
ut will J > s i next in esdav.
Notice For Publication.
TRY FOR THAT
Department of the Interior,
November 18, 1912
Notice is hereby given that John D.
of Bandon, Oregon, who
on Msrch
12,
Section
Range 15 west Willamette
9, 1908,
ribed, before C.
ommissioner, al
R.
filea
Meridian, has
yea:
final three
the land above
Wade,
Bandon,
30.S.
Township
make
to
intention
Proof, to establish claim to
Pays the Highest Market Price
For Cream
36c far Eutter Fat
WE PAY ON 1st ANDI 5 th
Butler,
made Homestead Entry Serial. No. 04443, for
amice of
Bandon Creamery Company
United
de-
Slates
Oiegon, on the 10
lay of January, 1913.
Claimant
itaakiewiscz,
names
J
R,
as
witaes.es:
Stillwell,
R. R.
Joseph
Davis,
'«me* Alumbaugh, all of Bandon, Oregon.
B. F. Jones,
4<>v. 22.
Jan 3
Register.
Academic Method.
Peifeet Tone Guaranteed
Repairing
Box 444
Bandon
li «ve you any eye
meet Dr. Hermann
! Dec 3rd am! 4th
GEO. VV. MOORE LUMBER CO.
Phone 171. Orders taken for delivery
Department
of
the Interior.
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U. S. Land Office
at
Ro«eburg,
r
October 24. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Alvah D. McKay,
Dr. Hermann will give you the
Madame Mysterouski theOiiental
benefit < f his several years practise
Fortune teller at the Old School
and a high education in the filling
I louse Thanksgiving night.
of glasses. All work gtt «ranted.
At the Hotel Gallier De;. 3rd and
4th.
04146 for NI-2 SWI-4 of Sec.
28
me half acres cleared, balance easy
to clear. $1000. Terms.
60 acres of fine bench land, good
large house, barn and out buildings.
40 br ad of slock, good young team.
1 good saddle or driving horse, 24
hog», implements and tools $6000
D onald M ai K in T osh ’ Agent,
Bandon, Oregon.
Attention.
Manufacturers of Oregon formed
a state wide organization 'luring;«
convention in Portland the past week
that will, undotibllv, be productive
of much good
It will stimulate the
demand for Oregon made goods.
To this end the association will con­
duct a state wide campaign.
Crook county won honors at the
Minnea) <>lis Land Show, taking the
Northern Pacific cap for the Ires'
display of forage plants. As thi-
was in direct competition with seven
northwestern states, it is something
to cr«»w over. Oregon farmers giv41
; good account of t'lemselvesnt any
show where they enter exhibits
Phone 71.
Notice of Publication.
at
Roseburg
Oregon.
October 24. 1912,
93t!
14
and on November 18,
W,
Homestead
-iczial No. 04349, lor
No
Township
Entiy
the
No.
SEI-4
14670,
NWI-4ul
Sec. 4, I'ownihiji 28 S, Range 14 We*t,
Wil­
lamette M< riilian, has filed notice of intention to
make final five-year
Proof
fv-fore C.
tn
R.
musioncr, at his office at
the
Wade,
Bandon,
land above
U. S. Com.
Oregon,
widow
is
hereby
of Henry
d >n, Oregon,
given
G.
that Anna Wile or.
Wilcox, deceased. Ban-
mad’
l‘*08,
who on July 9,
an<:
I lom.-slead Entry Serial No. 0134, Lots 5
12 «1 Sec. 3 aad Lots 8, and
9 of
0 S. Range No. 14 W. Willamette
has filed notice of intent.on to
make
Townrh'p
Meridian
five-
final
year Pro .f. to eidslslish claim to th- land
a’oov
J •scribed, b-ior
Cim
C. f*
W,!’,
U. S.
rmsaooer, at his office at Bandon. Oregon on th-
Clamant
Johnson,
names
Antone
as
witnesses.
Sacchi,
Stephen F.
James
Morrison,
Charles G. Fahy, all of Bullards, Qregan.
B.
Oct 29-D« 3
F. JONES,
Register.
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¡Jewelry
Manufacturing
and Repairing
on Short Notice
i
at
Claimant name* as witnesses:
R.
George DeOs, Will Snyder, If; B
P
is carefully inspected to
make sure it is right. Our
prices are as low as <jur
work is good.
/
Hurt'
Tucker,
alt
>i Bandon Oregon.
B. F. JONES,
Oct 29-Dec 3
You have often heard it said
that skillful mending or re­
pairing of jewelry is a lost
art. Those who bring their
Jewelry here to be repaired
will find unusual facilities
and unsurpassed skill—
nor is that all.
vVhen the work is finished it
OPPOSITE P. O.
<h dry of December 1912.
R «ioni.
on
the 6th day of December I9|2.
Boyle’s Jewelry
Store.
Notice
müssen Bldg.
Range
made
4,
The bov's appetite is often the I
.»uree of am izement
It you would
have s«:ch an appetite take Chani-
lierlain's Tablets. they not only
create a healthy appetite,
but
Agate Brooches, Rings, Scarf
trencthens the stomach anti enable
it to do its wmk naturally. r«»r
Pins made Io order in 12 to
ne by C \ . Lowe.
21 hours. YOU DON’T
II AVI; TO WAIT HERE.
Li. S. Land Office
It you wish a $6«x> investinen
Local people are surprised at th. i hat is absolutely safe I have on<
;<;ick results received from simple that will net you 13 per cent p.r
ickthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as aftmn for 18 months.
axed in Adler i-ka the German Address Box 147 Coquille, Oieg m
I «ppendicitis remedy. C. Y. Lowe
93"-
«tes that this simple remedy anti-
Born to Mr. ahd Mrs. F. H. \ r-
■ pticizes the digestive si stem and tue o’ Foiirmile. an eg'it |K>u««d
dr.««soft the inqpurities so thorough- b y Su «day Novemlier t'tli.
/ t at a Single Dose relieves sour
oma h, gas on the stomach and
Dr. S C. Endicot. Dentist. Ras
con tipati n instantly.
S,
1907,
described,
acres, mostly bottom, al
40
clearer! and fenced. New 6 room
house. New barn, silo gas engine,
9 cows, team, all farm iinpl« ments
and tools, chickens, hogs. all per-
furniture.
sonal property except
I bis is as tine as there is—$5ooo.
4 room cottage.
New.
Fine
large lot.
Easy walking distance
price. $850.00
6 room house, 2 large lots, s'reel
improvements made, sidewalk dow 1.
The Unique is now open as a first Price >1000.
class restaurant, bakery and dele-
i BL« k of 40 1< ts in Portland
.«lessen store.
All kinds ol home Addition, $1000
I
ooktng at reasonable prices.
Op
5 acres within a mile of Post othc«’
posite Rosa's store.—F. D. Meyer, w ith fine 6 r<»oni house, chicken shed,
i
Proprietor.
91-If
«nd good garden. About one and
Surprise to Many in
Bandon.
1907,
made I foniest<-ad Entry No. 14370, Serial
Mrs R. E. Buck gave a whist
partv Tuesday afternoon which was
one of the most enjoyable social
dlairv of the season. The house
vas very’ prettily’ decorated for the
tccasion and those present enjoy cd
the afternoon to the fullest extent.
File first prize, a h «nd painted not
»owl was won by Mrs. C. Timmons
while the consolation prize went to
Irs. Williams. Dainty refresh-
nents were served alter the card
■laying.
Mg
Oregon.
of Bullards, Oregon, who on March 22,
Department of the Interior,
JOIN THE BANDON COMMER
CIAL CLUB AND STAY WITH IT
Notice for Publication.
Miss Applegate, one of the school
teachers of Coquille attended the
Thanksgiving ball here last night.
JOEL OSTLIND
Piano Tuner
Many Bargains.
Is your husband cross? A11 ir
ritable fault finding disposition is
tten due to a disordered stomach,
t :nan with good diges.ion is nearh
ways good nature«!.
A great
nany have br’en perttianeiitly cuieo
• f stomach trouble by taking Chain
0. ¡lam's Tablets, For sale by €.
V. Lowe.
[f You Want to Make This City Worth While
One of the feitures of the Thanks*
giving ball last evening was the
beinfiiul gowns worn by the ladies
present. It was one of the most
elaborate social functions n this re­
spect ever livid i.i Btadon.
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
SEf-4 SEI-4,
K’.?5aaaL;¿3EMra
Groceries, Flour and Feed of all Kinds
F. L. Christie, Manager
Coos County, Oregon, ac­
Bandon.
to
cording to the plat thereof on file and of
Treasurer of the City of Bandon.
The Bandon Commercial Club is
going to give a cash prize of five
dollars for the best idea for a letter
head design. You are not without
ideas so take a sheet of paper and
work out a rough design of the best
idea you have for a letter head.
•
which is described as follows to-wit:
C.
Five Dollar
BANDON. OREGON
Treasurer <»i the City of Ban ion
Witter Water ior your ii er, kid
n ys «nd rheum «terni. C. M. Speu
cer.
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