Semi-Weekly Bandon'Recorder, March 25, 1913 Pare 3 I GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO More or Less Personal School entertainment, Fri For Carpet and Rug weaving, ad day, March 28, at the Or dress Mrs. |. L. Foster, Bandon. Chas. Cessna has commenced the pheum. Be there. WHAT YOU WANT When You Want It GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO Large Two Berth Outside State Rooms with Running Water Eight Day Service Between the Csquille River and San Francisco First Class Passenger rare, $7.50 Freight Rates, $3 on Up Freight ‘ Reservations; Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Coquille: Perkins’, Myrtle Point E. & E. T. Kruse, owners and managers, 24 California St., San Francisco. J. E. Walstrom, Agent, Bandon. S teamer F ieiei d Means Speed, Safety and Comfort T\v in Screws, Wireless Equipment, 1 lot and Cold Water. When you travel have the best. It costs you no more. Up Freight $3.00 per Ion. See us lor Rates on Down Freight. Brndon Warehouse Co., Freight and Passenger Agts. r~ the Bandon House E. G. CASSIDY, Proprietor Thoroughly Remodeled. American Plan. Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per Dav. l'irst Class Cafe in Connection. Special Rates bv Week or Month Remember Clean up Day Friday J construction of a new building on Atwater street. April 4th. Three room cottage for rent, near Beauty of Hebron seed potatoes Southern Methodist church. Phone for sale. Thos. Anderson. l6tf. 3»3- 17‘f For chimneys, and general mason F or R ent -6oo acres line pasture ay, call on J. S. Tilton or phone within ¡2 miles of Bandon. G. T. ■ otf 742- Treadgold. iStf. Get your seed potatoes now. Is Insure in the Oregon Fire Relief have Beauty of Hebron the best on Association. ’.V. R. Mavity, Agent he market. Thos. Anderson- ifitf Bandon, Oregon. 2018 The bridge on Sixth street just F or S ale Thoroughbred Bar south of the school house was wash red Plymouth Rock eggs $1.50 per ed out by the recent rains. setting. Apply N. J. Crain, Ban F or R ent —Neatly furnished don. 2Itf rooms for house-keeping, on At Manciet’s candy store is being re water St., will be ready for occupan modeled and a fine new front is cy Mar. 1st. Phone 344. 15-tSx being put in, all of which will add New orders of bicycle repairs of greatly to its appearance. all kinds constantly arriving. Will F or S ale —2 ’ _• acres adjoining take orders for bicycles of any kind. city limits in East Bandon, all cleared 9otf S. D. B arrows . fenced and plowed. Price $635.— W anted —to buy best lot in W. C. Sanford. 2Itf West Bandon that $150, $175, $200 F or S ale —Two heifers, two will buy for cash. Please give lot years old. fresh in April, One year- I number, block, the addition and the ling heifer. Call on or address W. j price. Address Stranger, care of 22tf W. Felter, Twomile. R ecorder . i9tf. F or R ent —5 room cottage on The Unique is now open as a first Sixth street near High school, in class restaurant, bake# and dele- $12.09 per month good condition. I catessen store. All lands of home Inquire of C. W. Lake. cooking at reasonable prices. Op The Horticultural Fire Relief of site Rosa’s store.—F. D. Meyer,- Oregon will save you money on Proprietor. 91-tf yout insurance. Investigate before Rev. John J. Mickey returned Fri insuring.—Roy Morgan, agent, Co day evening from Port Orford. He quille, Ore. 97“tf says he had a good time and a good F or S ale or trade, for Bandon meeting while there, but the road between here and there is enough improved property, one lot and four to make a man think of the lower room house in heart of Hood River region, and wish for the King’s Oregon. Address "Tamp” Osburn Gen. Delivery, Bandon. 2otf Highway. Chamberlin's Cough Remedy has C. B. Zeek will do your notary public work or secure hunter’s won it great reputation and exten license for vou. And will receive sive sale by its remarkable cures of your money in payment of what you coughs, colds, croup. It can be owe Dr. Rossiter and Dr. Perkins, depended upon. Try it. Sold by or E. H. Divilbiss. See him quick C. Y. Lowe. ly, if you want to buy a good house I Everything to turnish the home. cheap. Cash or terms. 2otf. A fine line of new furniture, granite Many sufferers from rheumatism ware, dishes, glassware, etc. just re have been surprised and delighted ceived. You can save money here witli the prompt relief afforded by D. J. Mitchell, new and second 2otf ! applying Chamberlain's Liniment, hand store on the hill. i Not one case of rheumatism in ten Eggs for hatching. White Rocks, {requires any internal treatment Buff Orphingtons, Indian Runner j whatever. This liniment is for sale ducks, White Pekin ducks, pure j by C. Y. Lowe. bred strains. One dollar per setting. You judge a man not by what he Also Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs promises to do, but by what he has at two dollars per setting. Eddy & dohe. That is the only true test. Jarman, Bullards, Phone farmer 64 1944F Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy mdged by this standard has no superior. People ever where sphak Proved He Could Do It. "And did he Impugn your vcriu'it) ? ol it in the highest terms of praise. ponderously inquired tlio pin feathery For sale by C. Y. Lowe. ----------OQO---------- New Lake Items. Home Hand Laundry Fourth and Spruce Sts. Family Washing a Specialty. Make a Specialty of Rough Dry. Phone 722 EARL SCHOONOVER Gatchell Bros.’ Transfer Line GATCHELL BROS., Props. All Kinds of heavy and light draying. Phone orders given prompt attention. Barn Cor. First & Spruce St.. Eish Property PHON IC «141 Hotel Gallier Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. Special rates by week or month Sample room in connection Bandon Oregon Put your ad in the Recorder—the paper of authority in Bandon. The New Lake school will start about April 15. Their teacher will be Miss Scott, The directors are putting lots of improvements on the New I.ake school house, adding a belfry and making it look lots neater. R. P. Hunt and family have moved to the place known as the Houghten ranch. Lost between Bandon and Lang lois, two road supervisors. A suitable reward will be given for each, if found. Woman suffrage is reveling on Foui mile; ladies get your picksand shovels and get busy. Easter Sunday was celebrated by some snow in southern Coos. Pomeroy & Guerin have bought the Foster mill and are moving the same and setting it up west of the road close to the Curry county line, and by the sound of the whistling the donkey must Le there. Harry McAdams while working for Mr. Waker near Bandon, met1 witli a severe accident cutting his hand quite badly. Harry's many rlends hope he will soon be well again.—Banty Rooster, School entertainment, day, March 28, at the pheum. Be there. young attorney. “Sah.” replied the frazzled mid tat tered Brother Bogus. “Nun-no, sail! No, sah. he didn't do nuth'n like dat. «ah. He dess 'nounced dat I was a contaminated black liah dat he could wimp on less ground dan a two dollali bill kivered.” “Then what?” “Also he done it, sah.”- Kansas City Star. MARjH. The cock is crowing; Tlte stream is (lowing; The small birds twitter; The lake doth litt.-r; The green fields sleep in the sun; The ohlest and youngest Are at work with the strongest; The cattle are grazing, Their heads never raising. There are forty feeding as one. Lika an army defer ted The «now linth reheated And now doth fare ill On the top of the hill. The plowboy is whooping anon, nnon. There’s Joy on tin1 mountains; There's life in the fountains; Small clouds are sailing. Blue sky prevailing. The rain is over and gone. —William Words worth. TO CELIA. Prink tn me only with thine eye«. And I will pledge with mine. Or leave >1 kls* but in the cup. And I'll not look for wine. The thirst that from the soul doth rise Doth .'ink ii drink divine But might I of Jove's nectar sup I would not change for thine. —lien Jonson. - axag* 'F.u Dugs.’’ TTero Is > i;i: ‘ • which, fcr '" >n pure stupidity. 1ms rarely been iniil- ad, wilte- M-.r.. St :w iii tin 1..».. m Si rmi.i A stage . .if properties io a small place njie al, namiiig. among other thing-, dogs for the Ulephio.' W li.'ii the con rived, late in the afternoon, they found six or eight cuis lushed up in th. the ater. barking mid yelping mcl tu . nt their chains. '1 lie stage imm.’i not knowing what tins,' .aniia Mere there for. took no notice of the a. bill Ix'gan going over his ' props ” With the property nimi at his elbow lie ran down the list, asking what Ii coni : get and what he could not g I're I'litly he came to the item and asked. "What illniut the dogs?” "Well." answered the tain, pointing to the helpers, "these were all 1 could get.” The stage mamiger for the first tint" realized what tile curs were for Im lie didn't want to give tile local prop erty in.iii away before Hie others so be very seriously mid critically in spectcil the dogs mid then said, slink Ing his head almost sadly: "Fin afrnhl they aren't Just the right kind. You had better send them back." East Indian Acrobats, Tile wandering aurobats of India, says a writer in (lie W ide World, arc recruited from a low . uste > I pe >p ■ calk'd "! lombar.iiios," who live Ii) ilii- profession alone. Tile children an trained from their earliest . !.. .lb u and do net receive any edmalion in schools. Tile) travel from villa: to town and give their peiTore.ianee- which are really wonderful, ill the open air before crowds of onlookeis Then tricks are quaint and seine'.lines list i: is|iingly clever. Supported by one ail other, these men will balance them selves in a crazy kind of pyramid ri-r titteen or twenty feel from the ground, and one of their nmulier will then climb this living pyramid with a liens ' weight in his teeth. Babies nut yet able to walk are often .seen being lnnil use el' i'l the most dangerous man: during these performances Rajal mid rich Indians are very lond of 'In' aerobatic <lispl:i.\s mid engage the best of the men Io perform before their guests at entertninmenls. Real Elia Top pop years Insui ' beer. c'. ladder 1 the lop. protection nt people it above every other ; .nigiican » company. When yea p L*. Fuç insurance p Wa n a i £L. Contractor Builucr ¡id Estimates ¡'un: Phone >)3 KAH L How Names Are Changed. There wan a curious transformation of mimes among the refugees who Hocked to l-.'nglmid .•liter the revolu tion of the edict of Nanles. Maliy of Illi' Huguenots translated their u.itiie into English, sometimes frith .1 slight alteration of the sense. Boileau b came Drink water; Delmnere Bvthcset; Jollfeniine. I’rctt.vnian; lxiisiuiu. Bird Lefevre, Smith; Dubois. Wood, mid Sauvage, Savage or Wild Some names became so corrupted :is to bl' Iiiireeognizable. Chapins be< aine Shoppee; Beatlfoy, Bodin, and Comic, t'uudy. Similar havoc, though ..n a less extensive scale, has been plnv.'d with English mimes in Fraiec M:i znriu's successor. Colbert, descended from an Englishman named <'tiflibert. and the real name of the tanioii art ist who deeorilted Vcrsililles was not Le Brun, but Brown. And we may counter that with the Toilers, who me the Taillefers of France. t > J CENERAI BLACKSMITE NG Horseshoeing a $ icinltv Ju Dufort Buildiiq. Columliid Ave,, Give Uk PURE DRUGS Do you want part drt:;r. ..ad drug sundries, fine pc . urnes. hair brushes auc. toil; cles? If 30, call on C. Y. LOW! Bnndon, Oregon Two Thrusts. A certain congressman was depre eating in Washington tin international ‘»juiriage de eonvenaiK'o.” “Two men were talking about this marriage cynically, but truthfully,” he said. “The first man remarked: •‘‘Of course the earl won’t be able to support Miss Lottie Golde in the Style she’s been accustomed to.’ “ ‘Oh,’ said the other, ‘her father will make allowance for that.’” The congressman gave a grim laugh and resumed: “The ii.M man looked thoughtful for a moment. Then he said: “‘Despite the stories about t he earl's past, it does seem to me that I k s MiM Goble’s devoted slave.* “‘Oh. yes,’ was the other ' man's re ply; ‘he’s eager for the 1 bonds, right.’ Washington Star. Saturdays at L M. G. POHL, Opiu. Kryptocks, the Most Per!' Made II Brown & Gibt and B fications and it x He Knew. A recent nie<II<-iil publication, p.-irtlc illnrly Intended for nndergrnduate contained vnrioiis cliaplers ctlii<s. le gal forms, economies, etc. That the book should I h > attractive several pic Infos were decided on. ami a phot i;i pllcr was called ill. Ill the course of the di'-eussion as Io subjects suitable many suggestions were made they enme to the chapter "The tnkes In Misllcnl Practice.” "That's dead easy,” the camor i artisi said promptly. "I'll Just go out and photograph a passing funeral." Lip I plncott'a. Diplomatic. Mrs. Wombat prnceedis! to use some very plain i intuii Ml' Wolllbllt objected "Ain't what I said nue?'' demanded Mrs Womb.it. "Yes, but, woman, be more dlplom.-it h . Voli talk as If vou were a brogn tin g « treaty ' Louisville I 'or11er Jourini. Little Pitchers. “Mil. (Iocs pa help to clean th* street - ?” “What a qiif'Mtlofi! Of course h* doesn’t!” “But • heard him f llimr Mr J.u- that h«« fell <»ff the v iter «'i^m th« other nt^ht.” finitimo!*«.* American. small, your building J‘\ V ‘ i Popular Mag “ WWITTKM SO YOU GREAT Gont A World's . may begm readin which will hold 200 XRTiCLZTC C. The “Shop Notr-» ' Just the Other Way. Little Holly I haven't hud a spank lini.. Henry Been a Ing nl) dn.v. Little Dolly—Oh, it good girl, ell? Isn't thut! .Vmmoi him lns>n perfectly angelic Philadelphia Record. Bannty Is n short lived tjruuujr.— Svenite«. . n ’ Sic ■ en SI 53 PSFT Ask ,/ l> Lei