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THURSDAY. SERT. 26, 1901.
FP pro RIAL.
Socialism ¡8 not Anarchy. Social­
ists look forward to a time when
government will have progressed aud
been launched on the highway to
perfection, while on the other hand
the Anarchist is against, government
and looks toward conditions wherein
Jie can have Jicenso to do as be
pleases. The true Socialist creed is
bound up in the Golden llule and
there has been no doctrine taught
anywhere that excels this law of love.
There are two distinct types of
humanity who seem to be minus the
full possession of at least one-of the
faculties that go to make up tho well
balanced mind. One of these classes
is found iu anarchist ranks and the
other is a member of the suicide club.
The first is an enemy of order aud
progress and the biggest fool extant.
The second is like the first only in
the disregard for consequences to his
or her own life. The anarchist, wben
following bis victim, seems to have
no thought of escape, and is intent
only on assassination and biscunning
is exercised to the utmost to accom­
plish bis purpose. He does not seem
to realize that bisown death is certain
to follow his rash act, and so far as
fiis own life is concerned be is like the
man who joins tho suicide club and
whose life may go out as a result of
the first casting of lots in selecting
ona to pay lhe forfeit imposed by the
rules regulating tho order. The an­
archist lacks the intelligence to
preceive that rulers aro more easily
created than deposed, and for every
one assassinated, a hundred men
stand reaily to assume the responsi­
bility of the office bereft of its oc­
cupant.
The Iow'a socialists, assembled in
convention on September G, gave
voice to the following: “We declare
pur unalterable opposition to the
competition for bread aud to the
capitalistic control of the means of
production and distribution, and to
secure a system whereby want, misery
and poverty shall be forever elim­
inated, we pledge ourselves to the
final aud complete overthrow of all
competitive aud capitalistic systems
and the substitution thereof of a co­
operative commonwealth and collect­
ive ownership of al! means of produc­
tion and distribution. This is our
construction of Socialism. Anything
more is unnecessary; anything less
would fail of the accomplishment of
pur purpose. Onr movement is rev­
olutionary only in principles and
ethics. Our methods are peaceful and
our appeal is to the reason and
conscience.
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A Cc nini nienti on.
M r . E ditor —Allow me to speak a
(ew wurds in favor of Chamberlain’s
pougb Remedy. I suffered for three
years with the brouebitis and could
hot sleep at nights. I tried several
doctors and various patent medicines,
but could get nothing to give mo any
yelief until my wife got a bottle of
this valuable medicine, which has
completely relieved me. W. S.
pROCKMAN, Bagnell, Mo. This remedy
in for sale by C. Y. Lowe.
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^roru the Myrtle Point Enterprise.
John Geiger, and old and highly
esteemed resident of Eckley, died at
bis homo at that place Tuetdny. lie
had been in poor health for some
time, but seemed in bis usual health
(bat day and died suddenly in bis
room. He was about 72 years of age
and has no relatives ii> this state so
tar as known.
A little child belonging to Mr, nod
Mrs. 8, S. Reed who reside near this
place, was attacked bv a vicious cow
yesterday and narrowly escaped being
killed, receiving an ugly gore in the
neck and having an eye almost torn
out. Dr. Loop dressed the wounds
and thinks that tbo little. one
will not loose the sight of bis eye.
J. W. Leneve and wife camo up
from Coquille yesterday to make
arrangements for moving to this
place. Mr. Leneve has purchased
the stock and fixtures of the store of
A. H, Black & Co,, and will add a
new invoice of goods and continue
the business, Mr. Leneve lias been
in business in Coquille from his boy-
bood, and bears the reputation of
being a reliable and enterprising
fr™dnea<i roan.
Two Hoys Narrowly
Death.
K mc ape
i
From the Dakota Ruraliat.
The theory of the scientific anarch­
ist is that human beings, if left to
their own devices, would be much
better off that aosolute freedom of
tbo individual is the ideal condition
and tbht laws to restrict such free­
dom are wrong anil impose no moral
obligation on the individual. The
“anarchists of force”— bo called—
would reconstruct society by first de­
stroying, by violent means if neces­
sary, the false social conditions of
the preset.t. The paid writersof plute
aud proxy-plute newspapers are very
fond of mixing up anarchy with so­
cialism-arid of attempting to lead
iguoraut people into the belief that
anarchy and socialism are one aud
the same. The truth is they are the
antithesis of each other; even the
pleasing theory of the scientific an­
archist has absolutely nothing in
common with socialism. It is much
nearer the democracy of Thomas Jef
ferson who said "the best governed
country is that which in governed the
least.” This is very close to tho an­
archy taught by B. F. Tucker and
Chas. A. Dana, but the socialist would
merge the whole people into the gov­
ernment and make the government—
the people—the whole thing. With
the doctrines of the “anarchists of
force,” the socialist lias nothing but
detestation. The socialist has no
desire to destroy the present social
and political state, bad as they are,
until a majority of the people are
educated so that they may substitute
something better. When that state
of education is reached, our present
plutocratic republic will melt into au
industrial democracy without a rip­
ple of excitement. The change will
occur so naturally that we will all
wonder why it did not come sooner.
And no true socialist wants a socialist
government set up until that state of
education is reached.
From th© Coast Mail.
A New Politica! Organization.
Delegates mot at Kansas City on
the 18th inst., representing seven of
the reform parties and after holding
soparato conferences, behind (jlesed
doors during two days, met in joint
session and launched h uew political
organization in the field which is to
be known as the Allied Third Party,
A platform embodying the following
principles was agreed upon by con­
ference committee:
It demands lhe initiative and refer­
endum and public ownership of
public utilities; and declares against
land speculation and alien ownership;
favors scientific money, based upon
the entire wealth of the Nation and
not redet mablo in any specific com­
modity, but to be full legal tender for
all debts, to be issued by the Govern­
ment only, without the intervention
of batiks, in sufficient quantities to
meet the requirements of commerce”;
demands just and natural taxation
and the election of Presi lent, nee
President, Federal Judges and Sen­
ators by direct vote; favors the crea
tion of a department of labor and
equitable arbitration; fuvors the
establishment of postal savings banks,
and fnvors such constitutional amend­
ments as may be necessary to make
the above laws,
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Cure
for
Dysentery
THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop.
—
and
“Some years ago I was on© of a
narty that intended making a long
bicycle trip,” says F. L. Taylor, of
New Albany, Bradford County, l’a
“I was tuken suddenly with diarrhoea,
and was about to give up the trip,
when editor Ward, of the Laceyville
AfeMenper, suggested that I take a
dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. I purchased
a bottle and took two doses, one be­
fore starting and one on the route.
I made the trip successfully and
never felt any ill effect. Again last
1 summer I was nlmost completely run
down
with an'attack of dysentery. I
1
bought
a liottle of this same remedy
'
and
this time one dose cured me”
1
Sold
by C. Y. J<owo
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We nre «till doing burines« at '1 be Old
«X-/kJ
Stand andean please vou. G;vp us n Call
and examine our
Stoves, Ranges
Farm Implements,
Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
A. McNAIR,
LADIES’ FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
New Srping and Summer Goods
coming in on every beat.
Orders taken for Men’s Taylor made
Suits. Fit and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Sp:edy and
Steamer,
The
Fifty Square Hilen of Col.
inailo Timber Consumed.
andalay 5
E ldorado , Colo., Sept. 21.—The
town is again threatened by forest
fires. The fires are now within half
a mile of the town, and should the Thia Steamer will give « regular 10 day Service between Coquille Rivt r, Oregon, and San
Francigco, California, for both passenger« and freight.
wind change a little, it would bend
For
full
or
further
information apply to Captain A. Reed, on board steamer or
the fire upon the village.
N. LORENZ, Agent. Coqu’lle, Oregon.
M. R. LEE, Agent, Bandon. Oregon.
To-day the tiro jumped from ouo
E. T. KRUZ, General Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francine«, California.
mountain to another, passing ovt r
the village of Grand Island, which is
in a narrow valley. The village was
What We Can Bo For You
not touched. Over 50 square miles
of heavy timber has now been con­
Two Papers for the Price of One.
You
sumed, making this the largest forest
♦♦For «lx year« I wao a victim of dys­
Get the New« of the World and
fire which ever occurred in this state. pepsia in Its worst form. 1 could eat nothing
milk toast, and at times my stomach would
the Local News Thrown
It is said the people of Eldorado 1 but
not retain aud digest oven »’hut Last March I
!
began
taking CASCARETS and since then I
in
a llargaln.
will ask the Government to bend ! have «teadily
improved, until I am us well as I
life.” tT
_
troops there to fight the fire, The
■*■*•*” ever was iu my
ni.rir.
O
D avid n. M uiipht . Newirk. O.
tiro is almost wholly ou public land.
To those who pay up arrearages and a
CANDY
year in advauoe, and to ail new subscri­
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CAPT. A
T? nnHir
d n Sui,B ,or Me"- Youths. Bov* «nd Children.
J lv V*Constoiilly on Hund. Men's Fi.ruiBhiiaj
Goods u Sfa-eiidt <. Nor Hatt. Ac» H.-i. Ne v Sliirti, t-a.lorware,
aud Sbo»*s. B»>ot« and Rubber Go»»»ls.
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Seed and Feed,
W. C. Sanderson.
REED
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Wasliil.g OD P08t.
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CLARENCE. Y.
LOWE,
lliiiidon. Oregon,
From the Coquille t’.ty Bulletin.
Word from H. \V. Dunham, who is Druggist and
at Teller City, Alaska, is to the effect
Apothecary,
that he has been very low with
It* jus! in receip! of »1 new and
typhoid fever, but at present be is
fresh stock of
somewhat better.
Drugs end Chemicals,
W. J. H enry aud sons, A. A. and
G. W., ariived in town, Tuesday, l’ateut gud Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
from Whatcom, Wash, These gentle
Drtig»;iMt?4 Nuntlrlcs.
men are looking for a location and
P erfumes , B rushes , S ponues , B oats
have decide I to locate with us.
N uts and C andies .
Sherman Flinn and Miss Mary F.
Cigars, Tobaccos nnd Cigarettes.
Kinnicutt, both young people of Paints.
Gils. Glasses, and Fainter’« Supplied
Fairview, were married in the par­
lor of Hotel Coquille, last Sunday
b / •: >? i
> X •• * < 'Z & •
COHO YEARLY to Chrwtinu man *
morning, Sept. 15, Judge Harlocker
uvv« ()r woinnn (,o look after our
officiating.
vrowine busin»’«« in this »nd adjoin-
inu CiMintipK; to act ns Mann yer and »•
/.•
R. S. Tyrell, of Ferndale, Cal.,
Correaoondent; woik can bo done at
vonr home. Enclcae ««If-addreRaed
oame up on the last trip of the Alii-
stamped ( uveb'po for particular« to
au •». and returned Wednesday. Mr.
General Manng« r.Corcoran i’nilding
opposite United States Treasury,
Tyrrell brought up 40 head of young
Wasbingtcu. 1). C.
cows, which ho placed on bis dairy
farm ou the lower ri /er.
GEO. P. TOPPING,
Atty. E. D. Sporry, wife and
daughter arrived in town Wednesday ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAV-
evening from Lakeview^ Ore., aud Practices In all the Court« of the State.
will locate with us. Mr. Sperry and Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building
on First Street,
family come very highly reccoin
IoHU in nee Policies mid Bond« bought
metnlod both as to Mr, Sperry's or Life
money loaned on same.
ability as au attorney and as to their
Oregon.
Bandon.
social standing.
Appeal to Reason; The govern men t
census for 1899 shows that the petrol­
eum produced in this country for the
year was value I at $123,929,384. It
employed 12.199 men who received
$6.717,087. To put it in another form
the people paid $123 for what •■?(> was
paid in wages to produce. The peo­
ple paid twenty litres an much as the
oil would have cost them if lhe public
owned and operated the oil industry.
Are you benefited by paying twenty
prices 1
FAY UP NOTICE.
Having sold my undwrtiking basin as to
the Bandon Furniture Co., all persons in
debted to mo will please call and settle
with Geo. P. Topping, who i« authorized to
eoRect account« for me nnd give receipt,
therefor.
P. LOGGIE.
4< BANDON LODGE, No. 115, A. F. A. M >i»
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NOTIC ; FOR PUBLICATItiN,
Department Of The Interior.
L and O ffick at R ohkbuhg , O rk » h )N.
August 10, 1901.
1VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI’
11 the following-named sektler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in «apport of his claim, and that, said proof
will be made before L. II. Hazard County
Clerk at Coquille City, Oregon, ou Sept. 28,
1901, vi«
SAMUEL II. SMITH
on bin H. E. No 1OK77. for tlin NW’4 of
SW»4 of Ser. 8. N>| of 8E»n NE^of
of Sec. 4, Tp. 30. S. R. U W.
He names the follow ing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land viz: C T. Bliimenmther,
of Bandon, Oregon. Porter Summers, of
Bandon, Oregon. A. Dickson, of Bandon,
Oregon. B. F. (’ope» of Bandon, Oregon
J. T. B kxdoks .
Anglo
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of The Interior*
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I) ANDON LODO E, No. 115, A. F.A .M.
I 4 Stnted oomrontiientions lii-nt Hnt
nrd«y aftt-r the full moon of each
month. All Master Masons cordiali)
invited. By order of
W. M.
T. J. THRU’I', Secretary.
at
R osehuiiq , O reoon .
Augn«t 10, 1901
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Li the following named sett er has filed
notice of his intent ion to make final proof
* in support of bi« claim, and that «aid proof
S will t>e made before L. H. Hazard, Oount.v
g Clerk at Coquille City. Oregon, ou Sept. 28,
1901, viz;
PORTER SUMMERS.
on his H. E. No. 10370, for the W12 of NEtf,
8W of N W^ of Sen. 5. Tp 30 S.. R. 14 West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva­
tion of said Iniid. viz: C. T. Bluraerirother,
of Bnndon. Oregon. Samuel H. Smith, of I
Bandon, Oregon. A. Dickson, of Bamlon,
Oregon. B. F. (’ope, of Bandon, Oregon.
J. T. BuiPOF.h.
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ltegist'T.
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E l D orado
TONSORSAL PARLORS
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Located In EL DORADO BUILDING,
First Street, Il.lMlON, Oil KG ON
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING
ANO HAIR
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES,
Bathroom newly fitted lip with Porcelain
Tnh, Hot <»•• CoVJ Hath« 35 rent«.
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DORADO
u
bers who pay in advance, we make the
following proposii ion comprising several
different couplets to select fro:
We have “piot^cled” ourselves to
such an extent that Englishmen are
able to buy Americau-made steel rods
$9 per tnu cheaper than they can be Pleasant. Palatablo. Potent. Taste Good. I’o
Novor Sicken, weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 2uc, 50c.
bad in this country. Here is some­ Good,
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Sterling
Remedy Company, ChlARgo, Montreal, New York. 811
thing that will tie difficult for Mr.
Grosvenor to explain satisfactorily, ’ vn TA QftA Sold and guaranteed by all drug-
il«-1 U- ï B k U gkts to CVBBTobacco Habit.
even at the muzzl of a coal mine.
AKOVNO THE COUNTY.
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
XT awav I p
CATHARTIC
L and O ffice
Diarrhoea.
* -
all Time«
..
Will
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Sausages,
Succesful Protection.
L ondon , Sept. 19.—A dispatch from
Lord Kitcbner, from Pretoria, dated
September 18, announces that the
Boers, September 17, ambushed three
companies of mounted infuntry with
three guns, commanded by Major
Gough, in the vicinity of Scbeeper’s
Nek. After severe lighting the Brit­
ish were overpowered and lost their
guns, the sights and brooch blocks
of which were first destroye 1. Two
officers and 14 men were killed and
tivo officers and 25 men w<-re wounded.
Five officers and 150 mon were made
prisoners. Major Gough, who es­
caped during the night, reports that
tho Boers numbered 1000 men, arid
that they were commanded by Gen­
eral Botha.
General French reports that Cora
mandunt Smuts, in order to break
through a cordon, rushed on a squad­
ron of the Seventh Lancers at Elands
Riverpoort, killing three officers and
20 men. The Boers, who were dressed
khaki and who were mistaken for
British troops, lost heavily.
Certain
B
DO YOU MELD ANY HARD-WAEE7
MA11KET,
By the caving down of a high bank
keep on Haud nt
on the McPherson lot, corner of 1st
Smoked Meats, Lara,
and
Etc
and B streets yesterday, Frank Hob­
son anil Howard Vineyard were both
Etc., also
Now is tbo time to purchase Hardware. The undersigned has
injured am! narrowly escaped being
in stuck a large assortment of
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, and a
crushed to death. Both boys, who
aro about 14 years of age, were em­
ployed in driving one horse carts,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
hauling away tho dirt which was
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,weol, hides, etc.
being graded down by a force of men.
I’aintM. OH*, Doorn «nd Window«.
Tho bank was about 16 feet high and
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
a stump which sat on the surface bad
been undermined to a dangerous de
gree. The mass came dowu without
The Dandon Hardware Man.
warning, but fortunately the work­
men got out of the way
1-0- In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a
Young Vineyard was standing in
LfT LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,constantly add­
his cart and did not reach the ground
wr ing new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies’
in time to get out of tbo way. He
u-tr Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt-Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs,
was nearley buried and one foot was
HT Ladies’ and Children’s Hose.
T O H 1 C a ’ c 1 Dress «nd Furnishing Goods, Oneita Union Suits, and
severely but not permanently injured.
AJ<-.k-lxO H
A'ouderful Huryiuns in Underwear «nd Hosiery.
Hobson was out in the street when tíri-ír Particular attention given to new and latent styles.
a flying clod struck him and broke
both bones of bis leg below the knee
New,
Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Neither boy wus seriously hurt other
wise.
Ambushed by Boern.
A
AM)»»
TRESPASS NOTK’K.
Notine fa hereby civen to nil persona not
to tre.naaa upon the premia»« »< Hr. Kenvon.
ail tinted between Florae Luke anil lhe cono-
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
onttllie. or destroying timber npon «aid
land. ?>.•> row a rd will be paid for informa
lion Ira.iine to a conviction of trespass an
stated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. W1.
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vf the West, anil <« a daily p'.ib'isbvAi in K mi
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llocardor and Bulletin, one ye r..
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The Portland Evening 'i'tderraia i-i ishhic .
six times a week. It «ive« all the news tha.
iti woitb reading nnd up to time of .«¿oirfr
pi t ««, much of it being LT hours Bediei than
when it reached hero through any uth r
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i * pops h » tor.
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out. Tim table service is equal to
i> Cg 'g'm. S imple rooms fui cimi-
Baggage transported to and -fioiu
s free of charge.
journn!.
Recorder nnd Telegram one y»nr. $5 CO
For a weekly ne^sp iper the V/ee'fJy O»e
gonian lend« in the Northwest, nnd give
id! the uew« usually contained in n weckh
paper.
Reeurdor and Weekly Oregonian..$2 50
It is the uuty of o; oh person to «eek in­
formation along »ill line« that tend toward
bringing about bet ter conditions nnd greater
prosperity f<»r the human f»uuily, and for
the purpose» f giving our n nders a chance
to inform thomselvea we give them the
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does not appeal to the highest order of
noning is not safe.
Recorder »uid Appeal to Reason, . $2
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Doctors
BO YFÍHS’
H.YPSHtffJ
Mion
for maifed
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS,
COPVSIOJ-IYS &c.
Anyr.HR s^ndlnif r Fketeh and description n»ay
qu.ckh n-'-urain, free, whether an Invention is
probably patentable. »'^inininncatinr.M Mrictly
contklential. OI.l -.--t airoi.uy t.■rse'uirintf patents
In America. We have a Washington oillce.
patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
special notice iu tha
SCIENTIriC AMERICAN,
bnantlfnllr llbistrafod. Inrirc.t clrcnlatlon of
»¡ it nciuntlHc Journal, weekly, ternisKI.CO u year;
tlJMIslx inontha. tlpecln’en euple.i and lLkwn
B ook OS I- atests sent free. AdJresa
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Ten for five cents, at Druggiftt. Grocers, Restaurnnts,
Saloons, News-Stands, General Stores and Barbery
Shops. They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life
One gives relief! No matter what’s the matter, one will
do you good. Ten samples and one thousand testU
menials sent by mail to any address on receipt of price,
by the Ripana Chemical Co., io Spruce St., New York, City.
301 llroudwny. New York.
V. 11. B uckingham .
J. M. C»> nbad .
Livery and Feed Stable,
CONRAD 4 BUCKINGHAM, P rop «.
Bandon, Oregon.
MJ
General Praying and Hauling
a Specialty
1 5< )OTS
Do You
Know the News
Commercial Men Promptly and
Safely Delivered at any
Point.
Good Rigs. Good Teams, Rates
Reaso liable
t-4J"Y<>u can have it nil for
Will Furnish aud Deliver Wood on Short
Notice.
rFp nop
CJVU
Slonth
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Per
.Tin ii th
ín tho Evonimg Telpurttm, of Portland,
Oregon. It. i« the largest evening news-
pnye published in Oregon; it contnins
all th» neWR of the state and of the
natioL
Try it for a month. A «aniple
c py w I be mailed to you f ice. Address
DISPATCH
THOMAS WHITE, Master
I jphvpr Bandon every morning, except
Sunday. »it 7:30 o’clock nnd make« cornice
tioriM with the trnin »nd steamer Myrl nt
10:30 »1. m. at Coquille City.
Leaven Coquille City nt 12:80 p. m„ arriv-
nr nt Bandon at 4:30 p. m.
The Telegram,
POKTLAND, ORE.
Ask :
Druggist
Two Real Bargins tn Real
Estate.
CATARRH
for a generous
IO CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
Storv and n half honun; 5 ronmr; fire place.
Latite lot near center of town. $li>0.
One story house 5 rooms; lot and a half.
Near woolen mill. $125.
Bulk of these are real snaps, call on J. M.
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