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Newspaper Page TextHIE RECORDER 18 PUBLISHED EVEBT THURSDAY AFTEBMOON .... BT .... Co. Court Proccecings Court Proceeding« Concluded. K. A, Lcep, medical services for Mis sou............................................................ G W Pembroke, wood for Mrs Hodson NOW Perkins, drugs for Mrs Hodson L One of the late institutions that rears its young head of collossal pro portion is a soft coal trust. If there is anything soft about a trust, it shows up about the time the trust controls tbo article it has designs upon. The soft snap then appears when the price is raised, and tbo consumer watchos his bard earned dollars drawn irresistably out of bis posses sion—a soft snap for the trust. For the third timo the country mourns the deutb of its chief execu tive officer becauso of the assassin’s bullet. Conditions have come to a bad pass when the life of a man whom the American people have honored as the most distinguished citizen is in jeopardy because of the position he occupies. It is time that a halt is called and anarchists, and anarchist makers are brought up with a short turn. Charles H. Cline, of Alta, Iowa, who served in the Boer army and was captured and furnished transporta tion home, says that to his personal knowledge there are 16,000 well aimed well equipped men in the Boer army who wiil never lay down their arms until they secure independence for their people, Ho says that war will continue over there for the □ext hundred years unless the Boers are given their freedom. One of the weatlhiest states in the Union is Ohio. It is well situated for commerce, has fertile soil and abounds in natural wealth, and in manu factories. Yet, with all its manufac tories and natural wealth, poverty must hold high carnival even in Ohio, as State Commissioner L. D. Bone brake, of that commonwealth, made a statement before the county insti tute, at Painesville, that it cost Ohio nns more per capita to care for the paupers of the state than to maintain the public schools. S tate O hio , C ity of T oledo , 1 L ucas C ounty , J F rank J. C heney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. C heney & Co., doing business in tbo City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ON E HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the uso of H all ' s C atarrh C ure . F rank J. C heney . Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this Gib day of De cember, A. D. 1886. A. W. G leason , j seal Notary Public. of Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally aud acts directly on tlio blood ^ind mucous surfaces of the system' Send for testimonials, free. F. J. C heney <S c C o ., Toledo. O. Said by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ------ OGO------- Appeal to Reason: Iu Chicago sov era) restaurant keepers have adopted the plan after business hours of open ing their doors to a crowd of poor folks who wish baskets filo into the 'leserted place of business and for a dime have a basket filled with the food that lias been left by the more fortunate. Little boys and girls and old men and women wait until long after dark that they may havo an opportunity to buy for a pittance food to enable them to. live till tbo morrow when the same grind com mences. This incident of daily oc currence loads a writer in the Chicago American to remark: “What system merits anything but censure which makes it necessary that little boys and girls go <Mit at dark to get the leavings of a days trade? Each man because, without volition, he has been born into the world, has a right to bis daily bread—has a right to it without the humiliation of taking it as charity from any one. All over the world Christians pray each night r 'Givens this day our daily broad? Whom do they mean by 'us'? Are there matiy of them that rise from their prayers to go out into the world nnd so organize society that all those that work may live, and tho children be free> Are there many that ever think of this mighty pageantry of the poor people that leave their homes and walk long distances through darkening streets ‘o get their daily ' ^»ead ix > n Ilod- 32 00 6 OO 13 40 INFIRMARY EXPENSES. M H Heraey, groceries, etc . R 8 Knowlton, drufes............. G A Robison, groceries etc... 1 EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. C W Martin, clothing.......... J S Kanematz, sundries....... Brane & Henninger, meat.... SUBSCRIPTION KATES. W Culiu, medical attendance pne Year......................................... ?- 00 C M 8keels grocer’», clothing Six Months................................................. » °0 Tboa Krewson, bricks.. Three Month............................................... 50 John Ballack, potatoes J Hole, 1 day labor. .. This paper is entered at the Bnndon post Geo Goodman, 2X days labor Earl Goodman, 33 “ offioe ns Second-class Matter. F Jackson, «I P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVER- James Dye, • tilling Agent, 21 MerohantH1 Exchange, J A Lyons Estate, lumber................. San FrauoiHco, ÌH our authorized agent. W Rich, groceries.................................. This paper is kept on file in his office. W F Kennedy, blacksmithing........... J A Lamb <t Co, tedder, hardware, THURSDAY. SEPT. 19, 1901. plumbing, range etc......................... W A Guodiunn, salary und sundries.. EDITORIAL. Eugene O’Connell, De Lev al Separa tor for Infirmary................................ »AVI» K. STITT, 12 49 13 8 1 8 T 40 3 1 1 3 49 a 17 18 19 11 76 80 85 75 25 43 00 45 35 00 60 35 50 N 20 23 10 00 1G6 14 135 35 07 00 ROADS AND BEIDOES. R H Rosa, 20 thousand feet lumber, Bandon-Rosa plank road................. 160 00 12 17 Wm Hull lumber fur dist 21............. LN THE CHANGE OF OOOS BAY ROAD AT BRUMMET CREEK. H R Wilcox, viewer..................... 4 5C 4 00 Chas Heller “ ................... <4 00 Geo Miller “ ..................... 5 40 H E Wilcox bringing in report in road dist . 19 21 75 A G Erickson, 14X days work 9 75 U Fisher, ” • 15 00 V Fisher, 10 “ “ . 1 50 B Miller, X day with team ... L W Record, 9^ ’* M us snperv’r. 19 00 R H Rosa, 8 thousand feet of lumber 72 00 Samuel Shuck, helping luy grade ou Shuck hill............................................... 2 00 W E Dietz, 8 days work on Catching creek bridge........................................ . 16 00 Noah Bonewitz, 13 days work on Myrtle Point bridge............................ 26 00 Geo A Barklow piling for M P bridge 31 00 W E Dietz, 12 days ou M P bridge... 24 00 H B Steward, work on M P bridge.... 13 76 Geo A Barklow plai king M P bridge. 11 00 Ed Carver, days work on Hoffman 00 bridge...................................................... Sam Hoff, 11% days work on Hoff man bridge............................................ 35 25 W Dietz 4 9-10 days work on Huffman bridge ............... ............................... 9 80 E Schneider. 13 days work in dist 19.. 26 00 Chas Adams, blacksmithing etc for dist 19...................................................... 54 20 8 C Brüden, piling and hauling for Catching creek bridge......... .......... 35 00 Huliug <fc Lundy, nails etc for road districts 23 and 18................................ 98 02 D N Brack, smithing dist 18................. 14 65 J A Lyons Estate lumber for dist 22.. 39 87 J A Lamb & Co sund dists 22, 12. 16... 21 55 Coquille Mill <fc Tug Co lumber dist 20 80 89 Albert Barklow, 31 days on bridge in dist 23...................................................... 03 00 W E Dietz, 3J^ days on bridge Rhoda creek......................................................... 7 00 G W James, 5 days team on bridge Rhoda creek.... .................................. 20 00 W E Orr, 4 on Rhoda creek Urdg 8 00 Wm James 4 days carpenter work on Rhoda creek bridge.............................. 12 00 G D Kidinger, lumber dist 23.............. 8 26 John Bonewitz, 1 day on Myrtle Point bridge....................................................... 8 00 W E Orr, 13X days on M P bridge... 27 oo Wm James, on Catching creek brdg.. 7 50 Leander Barklow, 7% d«ys Catch ing creek brdg with team ;.. 30 00 Leander Barklow 12)^ days on Myrtle Point brdg with team......................... no oo W H Widby, 5X days on lihoda creek 00 bridge....................................................... Noah Bonewitz, 7 days on Catching creek bridge............................................ 14 00 IN B h UMMKTT CHEEK CHANGE. E L Johnson, chainman........................$. James Benham, “ ..................... J I j Daird, axman.................................... F B McDowell, axinan.......................... Wm Gallier, spikes dist 1ft................. 8 B Cathcart, Surveying, field notes plats, etc............................................... Geo D Riddinger, 13 days labor ou Hoffman bridge.................................. Geo MjUllen, 11 days labor on Hoff- mail bridge........................................... James Brown, 12^ days labor on Hoffman bridge.................................. V Huntley, 10X days labor on Hoff man bridge........................................... Lloyd Spires 4 days labor ou Hoff man bridge........................................... Chas Adams, blacksmithing for Hoff man bridge........................................... Harry Flanders hauling for dist 16.. A Flanders, 32 days as supervisor on dist 16..................................................... Wm Croy, 10}£ days labor on dist 16 Oscar Nosier 4 and one half days on dist 16................................................... C J Sanford, 6 da with team dist 16.. Chas W Dye, 25X da work dist lfy... E N Harry, 8 1-2 days in dist 12 as supervisor ............................................ G R Benham, 11 days in dist 12.......... O B Hollenbenk, 11 days in dist 12... Lee Mast, 7 1 2 da labor on dist 12,.. Verner Barker, 7 1-2 days, trame 44 Ad Magill. 2 days Gordon Bheperd 1 day *4 H E Wilcox, 1 day 44 Robert Hatcher 4 days Chas HolverstJtt 4 days Robert Holverstott, 4 days E E Howe 1 day «« E P Mast, 1 day H A F Kearns 3 day M J Krantz 21 1 2 days on Minard bridge.................................................... D C Krantz labor on Minard bridge. L S Minaid. lumber for bridge......... Steve Minard 2 12 days labor on bridge..................................................... Monte Minard hauling and driving piles...................................................... Fred Minard work on bridge............ Ernest F o I soiq 3 12 days labor on bridge ................................................... A J Mayse 11 days work on bridge... J M Devault 18 da work on brdg,... s 20 s 20 1 20 3 20 1 80 23 00 65 00 33 00 31 87 21 00 12 00 3A 35 13 25 64 00 15 75 75 18 00 76 OO 17 00 22 1» 11 11 8 1 1 7 7 L S Minard work on bridge................ 34 97 A P Miller 9>. days in dint 22........... 19 M J K McBee 22 days labor in diet 18.. 4-1 00 34 00 C M McBee 17 days labor in diet 18. THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop J T Everdeu 22 days work in diet 18 44 00 L D McBee 16 days work in diet 18.. 32 OO Will Keep on Hand at all Timea F A Everden 17 day« work on diet 18 34 00 T J Me Bee 1 - 2 days work on diet 18.. 1 no R A Cribbins 2 days work on dist 18. 4 oo R W Harrington 5 1-2 days............... 10 50 T 8 Evernden 22 days aud team on dist 18..................... ............................ 90 00 Fr©sb Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter anil all Farm Produce, and a J It UoBee labor on dist 18............. . 24 00 C M McBee labor on diet 18............... 38 00 J T Everenden labor on diet 18.......... 40 00 L D McBee labor ou dist 18.,,,.... 87 no I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,woo), bidos, etc. F A Evernden •• '• •• “ ............ 40 00 M Endicott “ “ “ “ ............ 10 00 T 8 Evernden supervisor aud team on diet 19............................................. M 00 Ed Jenkins, hauling lumber for diet 18............................................................ . 00 E A Adams 2 sign boards for roads 4 50 J A Lyons Estate lumber for dist 16 and 22................................................... 1S1 ‘¿¡> Hr In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a Report of viewers and surveyor of the Hr LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, constantly add Biumuiet creek chnge of C B W loud filed HT ing new goods to her stock of Jnckets, Cloaks, Ladies’ accepted aud ordered opened. Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs, HT L Harlocker and It C Dement instructed HT Ladies' and Children’s Hose. to investigate the matter of bridging road on K C Dement’s premises ou the Coquille- Particular attention given to new and latest styles. Myrtle Point road. Ordered that $290 bo appropriated for re pairing and improving the county road in district 24. to be expended under the super vision of Alonzo Davis, but that no portion or said appropriation be paid by the County, until the entire amount of labor aud money subscribed by the residents of said district has been expended. Ordered that not to exceed $1000 be ap- propriated for the repair and impruvement of the Marshfield-Empire and North Bend county road, th? residents in that vicinity having subscribed $450. Said impress ment which may be necessary to bp ascer This Steamer will eive n regnlnr today Service between Ooqoille River, Oregon, and San tained by Donald McIntosh, nnd the work Fruncieoo, California, far both pimsengerH and freight. to be done under the supervision of the For fall or further information apply to Captain A. Reed, on board wteamer or road supervisor of road district No. 4, Ordered that the petition for an appro, N. LORENZ. Agent. C’oquRle, Oregon. M. R. LEE, Agent., Dandon, Oregon. priation to open the Glenn Creek and Loon E. T. KRUZ, General Agent, ‘207 Front Street, S hu Francieoo, California. Lake road. L>e continued until the January, 1992, term, ou account of the Douglas county portiou of said road not yet being open. W II Widby, 2 12 days work on Ilhoda Creek bridge............................................. 5 00 Two Paper» for the Price of One. You Of) 25 25 25 IW 50. 50 00 00 Fresh Seef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard, Sausages, Etc., also LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. The.New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw Steamer, Mandalay, MISOELLANBOUS. Stephen Gnllier, expense of taking Callie West to Portland..................... 54 80 Stephen Gallier, beard of John Egan, prisoner, aud tobacoo........................ 44 75 R C Dement, 10 ewes and 17 lambs for poor farm.......................................... 59 00 V N Perry, court house janitor to Sept G, 1 mo 25 days............................ 55 00 W C Benham, hauling............................ 1 50 W Rich, coal oil....................................... 2 M R 8 Knowlton, stationery eto............... 14 85 Geo A Robison, sundries tor court 3 80 bouse......... .....................,. Coquille Water Works, water for oourthouse for August & Sept.......... 6 00 omeus. W II Bunch 3 mos. salary ne school supt and postage............. ................. >230 85 0 00 W D Reedy examining teacheis........ Florence Smith examining teachers.. 9 00 J S Lawrence 52 days snl as assessor 156 00 J W Mast 40 days work iu assessor's office....................................... .......... 100 00 Stephen Gallier 1 mo sal ns sheriff.. 166 C.7 E M Gallier 1 mo salary ns deputy sheriff........................................................ GO 00 L fl Hazard 1 mo salary ns county clerk........................................................ 100 00 R II Mast 1 mo snl ns deputy clyrk.. Cß 67 J B Dolly 1 mo snlary ns Co. treas.... 50 00 L Harlocker part paymeut 3 months snlary as Co judge ............................ 200 00 D McIntosh salary us Co. commis sioner and mil..................................... 10 40 It C Dement snlary as Co. commis sioner and mil...................................... 16 80 Ordered that clerk i sue warrants for the collection of delinquent taxes, ppd that the Sheriff take credit for wrongful and double asBessmeutB as per bis report. BEST FOR THE BOWELS If you haven’t a regular, healthy movement of th* bowels every day, you’re ill or will be. Keep your bowel» open, and be well. Force, in tho sit apo of vio lent physic or pili poison, in dangerous. Tbo »mooth- ®st, easloHt. most perfect way or keeping the bowels cioar and clean is to take CANDY CATHARTIO EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY Plea.ant, P.Htabl*. Potent. T m I. good, Po Good, Novor Sicken. Weaken, or Gill«-. 10, 25, nnd 50 cento per box. Write for fr*fc sample, and booklet on health. Address «33 RTKUUNU UKMF.UY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORK. What We Can Do For You We ma «till doing business at The Old Stand and can please you. Give us a Call and examine our and Farm Implements, Etq Now is the time to purchase Hardware. The npderaigned baa iu stock a Urge assortment of t'nint«;. Oil«, Doors an<l Window«. TlNSROp IN CONNECTION. To those who pay tip nrrearageR nnd a year in advance, and to alt new Kubscri- bers who pay in advance, we make the following proposition comprising severnl different couplets to seb et from: P biob of P ublications per Y eah . B andon R ecorder Francisco Bulletin Portland Evening '1’elegram Weekly Oregonian Appeal to Benson $2 6 5 1 00 00 00 60 50 New Srping and Summer Goods coming in on every boat. Orders taken for Men’s Taylor made Suits. Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed. TJ OQ fl TT Xvt/wXU.J< Druggist aud Apothecary, Groceries, Huy, Grain, Seed and Feed, W. C. Sanderson AMERICUS CLUB PURE WHISKEY ----- AT TUB DORADO Hotel Coquille C?ocpiillc CJity JOHN CVItltBN, Proprietor. This well known hotel is now under new ^ii<i com petent management and has been thoroughly reu- ovated throughout. Tl.e t^ble service is equal to any in Suutbern Oregon. Sample rooms for com mercial men. Baggage transported to aud from boats and truing free of charge. Fine new bar in connection with the hotel. BIPANS FAY UP NOTICE. Having sold tny undertaking business to the Bniulon Furniture Co., nil persons in ______ to ine will __ r ____ call aud settle debted piense with Geo. P. Topping, who is authorised to collect accounts for tne and give receipt therefor.__________________ P. LOGG1E. GKO. ATTORNEY and I’. TOPPIMG, COUNSELOR AT LAW Kaution, Oregon. Department Of The Interior. L and O ffice at R oseburg , O regon . August 10. 1901, IV'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1A the following-named settler has filed notice of his iht.cntiou to make final proof in support of hi» claim, and that said proof will be made before L. H. Hazard County Clerk at Coquille City, Oregon, on Sept. 28, 1901, viz: SAMUEL H. SMITH on his H. E. No 10877. for the NW# of SWV4 of Sec. 3, N# of SE‘4, NE^of bW# of St-c. I, Tp. 80. 8 B. 14 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his G4>ntinu jUH residence up< u and unitiva tion of said land viz: C. T. Blumenrother. of Bandon. Oregon. Porter Summers, of Bandon, Oregon. A. Dickson, of Bandon, Oregon. B. F. Cope, of Bandon, Oregon. J. T. B ridges . Register. Augl5 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department **f The luteylor, g ANDON LODG E, No. 115, A. F.A .M. ? I > Stated nomiiiniiicatioiia firat Hat * 0 00 nrdny after the full moon of each 20 J 2 «month. All Master Masons cordially S 'a invited. By order of W. M. Ji 6 12 & T. J. THRIF T, Secretary. 19 25 32 37 E l D orado T0NS0R1AL PARLORS L amii Omen at R ohkbioui , O bkixin . Align nt 10, 1901 VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the following nnmed sett er Las filed notice of bis intention to make finnl proof in support of bis claim, nnd Hint said proof will l,e made before L. H. Hazard, Countv Clerk at Coquille City. Oregon, ou Sept, 28, 1901, viz: PORTER SUMMERS, on his H. E. No. 10376, for Hie of NEM". HU of NWof Sec 5, Tp 80S., it. 14 Went. Cle nainea the following witnesses to prove hia oontinuona reaidence upon and cultiva tion of said land, viz: C. T. Blumenrother. of Bandon. Oregon. Samuel H. Smith, of Bnndon, Oregon. A. Dickson, of Bnndon, Gregor. B. F. Cope, of Bnndon. Oiegon. J. T. Bninovs. Register. augl5 TABULES Doctors find A Good Prescription for mankind SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, NOT JO K FOR PUBLICATION:. Q fl Suits for Men, Youths. Boys And Children. Constantly on Hand. Men’s Furnishing Goods s Specialty. New Hats, New lie», New Shirts, Uud^rwar^ nnd Shoes. Boots and Rubber Goods. Notice for Publication. down with an attack of dysentery. I bought a bottle of this same remedy and this time one dose cured me” Sold by C. Y. Lowe. Dress and Furnishing Goods, Oneita Union Suit#, and Wonderful Bargains iu Underwear and Hosiery. TT «AJC&vAAv/ O Our GfiVr. KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN A. McNAIR, The Bandon Hardware Man, Get the News of the World and the Local Nev(S Thrown in as a Bargain. The Bulletin is one of the lending pnpers of the West, mid is a daily published in Snt Francisco, and give a all t be news. Oar offt o i tclu^a ih.o Bunday Bulhjt^u. CLARENCE ¥. LOWE* Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. $6 00 Recorder and Bulletin, one mouth 50 Bnndon. Oregon, The Portland Eveniug Tolepram is issued six times n week. It gives all the news that is worth reading and up to time of going to pit sa, much of it being 21 hours fie->ber than uben it reached hero through any uth<r Is just in receipt of a new uud jonrnnL iivdh iAock of Recorder nnd Teh gram one y»ar. $5 CO Drugs nnd Chemicals, For a weekly newspaper the Yvoek’^y O.e Patent and Proprietary Preparation« goninn loads in the Northwest, aud give* nil the news usually contained in a weekly Toilet Articles, paper. I)rugí¡¡«tia SuixlricH. Recorder and Weekly Oregonian..$2 50 P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , SoArs It is the duty of e»»ch person to seek in N uts and C andies . formation along ail lines that tend toward Cigar», Tobacco, and Clgorette«. bringing about better conditions nnd greater Pailita. Oils, (Uasaea.tiDd Painter’«Supplied prosperity for the human family, nnd for the purpose cf giving our readers a chance to inform themselves we give then) the A Certain Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. —Appeal to •Reason. Any doctrine does not appeal to the* highest order of “Some years ago I was one of a L and O ffice at R obedubg . O peg <» n . Honing is not safe. AnyiiMt 1, 1901. nnrty that intended tuakiug a long 1VTOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Recorder and Appeal to Beason. bicycle trip,” says F. L. Taylor, of Li the following named settler has filed notice of his intenth>u to make final proof New Albany, Bradford County, Pa in GO VZARS* Hiinport. oi, kit»claim« and that said proof EXPERIENCE “I was taken suddenly with diarrhoea, will be made before J. IL Upton U. S. Cora missoner at Langlois, Oregon, on Septem and was about io give up the trip, ber 21, lO’.tl. viz: when editor Ward, of the Ijacey villa wallace pomekoy . Messenger, suggested that I take a on his H. E. Nou 8185. for the J jo ’ h 3 and 6 Sec. 23 and-Lots2 and 3 of Sec. 26 Tp. JU) S.,R. dose of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera 15 W. He name« the following witnesses and Diarrhoea Remedy. I purchased prove THADE MARKS« his continuous residence upon OE8ICNS« a bottle aud took two doses, one be cultivation of said land, viz: C M. lloi COPYRIGHTS Ao. of Lanylois. Oregon. A H Guerin, of Anyone sending » sketch and description may fore starting and one on the route. ton. Langloia. Oregon, E B. Thrift, of Langlois, quickly Hscertain, free, whether an Invention is probably patcntiltie. Communication» strictly I made the trip successfully und Oregon, C. T. Biuiu(,7irothej‘, of Langlois, confidential. Oldest agency for securing patent» in America. We have a Washington office. never felt any ill effect. Again last Oregon. J. T. B i .' dges , Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive special notice in tho Register. summer I was almost completely run aug8 ■> BANDON LODGE. No. 11S.A.F. A. M ¿ Mu. E ditor Allow me to speak a few words in favor of CbHiuberlain’s Cough Remedy. 1 suffered for three years with the bronchitis and could not sleep at nights. I tried several doctors and various patent medicines, but could get nothing to give me any relief until my wife got a bottle of this valuable medicine, which has completely relieved me. -W. S. B rockman , Bagnell, Mo. Thia remedy is for sale by C. Y. Lowe. If You Do Stoves, Ranges CAPT. A, REED. 4 37 A Comniulcnllon. _________ a DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WAFE? Tinware, Graniteware, Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies. Practice» in all the Court» of the State. 7 00 1 50 OCJce on Hecond Floor in Concrete Building on First Street, 1 60 Life Itisnrnnce Policieaand Bande bought 4 no or money loatud on sanie. 37 62 43 25 73 02 »IARKET, beautifully illustrated, Jarcest circulation of any scient ific tournai, weekly, terras 93.00 a year x *i.ô0six months. Specimen copies and i 1 amv > B ook on P atents sent free. Address MUNN & ÇQ., 361 Broadway, Now York« V. K. B uckingham en for five cents, at Druggists. Grocers, Restaumnt«, News-Stands, General Stores and Barbers They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life. One gives relief! No matter what’s the matter, one win do you good. IVn samples and one thousand testl> moRials sent by mail to any address on receipt of price, by the Ripaas Chemical C«.( la.Spruce St., New York Citj> Z xloons, Shops. J. M. CilNlUD. Livery and Feed Stable, CONRAD 4 BUCKINGHAM, l’nops. Bandon, Oregon General Draying and Hauling a Specially IIOOTS æiIOE» Commercial Men Promptly and Safely Delivered at any Point. Good Rigs. Good Teams, Rates Reasonable Will Furnish and Deliver Wood on Short Nolice. ----- THE STEAMER----- DISPATCH THOMAS' WHITE, Master Leaves Bandon every morning, except Sunday, at 7:30 o’clock nnd waken oonuet tionn with the train and steamer Mvri at 10:30 a. tn. at Coqnille Citv. Leaves Coquille City nt Ì2:30 p. m., arriv ila at Bandon nt 4:30 p. nt. 5-*f“Yon can have it al! for ,’*‘r Month fiOn OvV ,,<rL ,11 on th In the Eveiiimg Tobygrani, of Portland, Oregon. Il is the largest evening news- pape published in Oregon; it cout'iins all thi news of lbs state and of tl>e natioL Try it for a month. A sample o py w I be njriijed to you tree. Address The Telegram, PORTLAND, OR R. You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth fcr $1, but yoi| can get your money’s worth at M. BREUER’S Dealer in Boot« nnd Mlioe*k Repairing neatly and promptly done a^ lowest living price«. J. I rilOMPSON, -J» Estate. Story nnd a half h<»nse; 5 room«: fire place. P. B. HOYT, Prop. Large lot near center of town. $150. TMKSPAS® NOTICE. One story house 5 moms: lot and a half. i Located In EL DORADO BUILDING, Notice is hereby given to all persons not Near woolen mill. $125. First Street, HAN DON, OKKGON to trespass npon the premises of Dr. Kenyon, Both of these are real snaps, call on J. M. situated between Floras Lake and the cofin- UPTON. Bandon. ty rond, in Northern Curry, by removing, SBAVINO, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR cutting, or destroying timber upon said land. $25 reward will be paid for informa CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES. tion leading to a conviction of trespass an stated shove. Hatlirnom newly fitted »»p with Porcelain Dated at Bnndon. Oregon. March 14. 1901. Tub. Hot or Cold Hath» 2.5 cent». PE 1ER NELSON, Agent. Subscribe for the Recorder ÄcoU J Shaving Parlors and Bathrooms, —o- - „) ■Uli)»' W» ' X Lcaô. FLV’S CBFAM IIAT.'T I. a positive cnr-v. Appi, lato thè noMrlie. li I. qt.l< lly «bsorhcd. '0 eent. ni llrn.-ulstn or M ini U nnmp'cn 10r. by mali. KLY DUOTUKKS. M Marrou M., H.w YorkCilj. Shaving 15 Outs. Hu tlx« »5 Cent«. Workmanship up to date in aaÿ. thing in tny line. ----- Next Door lo Postoffice.—