Bandon recorder., March 20, 1902, Image 4

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Below we give au editorial from
the Duily Oregonian which we com­
tVKUl TUl'HSUAY Al'TEKNOON
mend to our readers. It is just the
kiud of article which gives au insight
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into conditions, and puts up the
»AVI» !.. NT ITT,
strongest uignmeiit for the equity
that can only obtain through Social­
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
ism. It reads as follows:
President Harriman is quoted as
SÜBSCU1PTION KATES.
expressing the belief that if President
One Year......................................................... <2 00 Hill or any other man owned all the
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railroads in the United States much
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better rates would result. “We often
This paper is entered at the Bandon post have conditions where we could it •
duce the shipment of certain com­
ollieo ns Seoond-olnss Jdatter.
modities when we have got a prevail­
THURSDAY, MAR. 20, 1902.
ing movement of empty cars one way
or the other,“ said Mr. Harriman,
EDITORIAL.
and with a freer hand I believe, the
railroads could increase the move­
The tight which tbo Boers put up
ment of commodities from one part
when they whipped 12(X) English
of
tho country to the other or to Ja­
troops and captured General Mothnen
pan or to any other foreign country,
is almost a full grown battle and en­
if they had less restriction.
tirely too stiff to bo called guerilla
Mr. Harriman is entirely right
warfare.
when he says that with a freer hand
It is exceedingly ludicrous to benr the railroads could increase the move­
an opponent of Socialism set up ill- ment of commodities from oue part
conceived, distorted ideas of its prin­ of the country to another and from
ciples and then proceed to demolish one country to another. And if all
them, Socialism combines nothing the transportation lines were owued
within its scope that is not just and by one man or one Corporation, the
its whole philosophy is bound up in carrying service pf the world might
the text, “Do unto others as you be much better and cheaper than it
would have them do unto you.“
is. Nobody has yet denied that con
solidation
of transportation hues or
The Ship Subsidy bill seems to be
a party measure and opinion as ex­ other industrial properties would uot
pressed through the press is that the render possible better service or light­
Senato will pass tlie bill, but that it er charges. That is uot the point of
will be held up in the House, as the the complaint ¡igainst the trusts. It
Republican leaders do not like to is not doubted that in this time of
shoulder the responsibility before the prosperity, transportation charges
coming elections which take place might, without threatening the sol
veucy of the various properties main­
in most of the states of the Union.
tain their independence. They are
Conjecture of England's expense not forced into mergers and commun­
in carrying on and concluding the ity deals in order to confer greater
South African war places the amount benefit on the public. They could do
at two billion dollars. This sum is more for the public, but they don't.
probably too small instead of too Consolidation enables them to do
large, and should the British Empire more, to save expenses aud reduce
become involved in any serious trou­ the cost of service. But does any­
ble with any of the European nations body suppose they will do this merely
she might find it necessary to with because they cuu?
draw her forces out of Africa.
The great object ion is not that com­
The Kaiser is said to bp planning a binations disqualifies these great
big naval demonstration to force Bra­ forces for better serving mankind.
zil to relinquish her design of confis­ The power to do better by combining
cating a railway which is already in cannot be doubted. But the hard
the hands of a receiver favorable to fact remains that such power is not
to ttiat government. When individu­ exercised solely for the public
als or even large companies of men good. So long as human nature is
resort to demonstrations of military what it is, so long as meu strive for
strength, or in other words make their private gain, they will use tbo power,
demands at the point of tbo sword which gigantic combinations of cap
and bayonet, they are outlaws, ban­ ital give them, for the advancement
dits, etc., but when a nation exercises of personal and private ends at the
pitch authority it is all right, nations expense of tho public. The element
stand agape and the weak fellow of human selfishness cannot be elim
coma3 to tiuie.
inated from this problem. That is
why it is inexpedient and unsafe for
Each oongress during late years
the people to permit such power to
1ms taken a turn at the money ques­
be exercised by agencies whose chief
tion, and lmd its say in the way of
aim
is private gaiu. Mr. Harrimau
legislation, but the question won't
and
Mr. Hill are fond of declaring
down. Now there are two more
what
benefits can be conferred on the
measures wanted in support of the
public
by coalition of transportation
goldstaudard, and it is very probable
interests
and elimination of competi­
that there is a scheme behind these
pleasures to force the government to tion. But these men are not actuated
issue bonds when Wall Street wants w holly by benevolent impulses. They
them or when her operators have idle are shrewd men of business, and their
capital upon which to draw interest. aim is to get money from the public
One of these measures is au act to and turn it into private channels.
create a gold reserve, and the other is They will grant the public such bene­
an act to koep silver at par with geld fits as will best serve the private in­
and which will obligate the govern­ terests they represent. It is not what
ment to pay out gold in exchange for they can do, but what they will do,
silver when offered in five dollar lots, that concerns the public, and the
or any multpie of that number. Get power they ask is too milch to be
these measures once passed and silver safely granted.
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will be used to empty the United
States' treasury, and the nation will Tlie Hnixei- and l*r- xideiit
be com [Milled to issue bonds to keep
Exchange « ablejjrnuii».
up the gold reserve although the
W ashington . March 12. The fol­
vaults at Washington may bo over­
lowing catilegrams were made public
loaded with silver coins.
here today:
“Wilhelmshaven. March 12,1902.—
Capital Journal: Tlje only criti­
President of the United States of
cism against the Socialist party is
America, Washington: Now that my
that they want to benefit too many
brother has left t Im hospitable shore of
people and do too much good in the
the United States homeward bound.
world.
I feel it a pleasing duty to express to
The Oregonian; Settlers are com yon how deeply grateful I and the
ing into the Northwest by thousands whole of tho German people are for
Heavy trains running in two and three tho splendid hospitality and tho cor­
sections, crowded with boiueseekers, diality of tho reception which was ac­
roll into the ltocky Mountain section, corded to Prince Henry by all classes
and. dropping portions of their Jiving of the American people.
freight hero and there, push on to the
“My outstretched hand has been
1‘acilic Coast, bringing hundreds of met by you with a firm, manly and
settlers. In a single day last week solid grip. May heaven bless our re
six teams carrying in the aggregate latious with petice and good will be­
2500 people rolled into Helena, Mont. tween the two groat nations. My
A newspaper of that city says that best compliments and wishes to Miss
“When those destiued for points Alice.
W illiam . I. 11.“
further West got off to stretch their
“Washington, March 12, 1902.—
legs the crowd looked like a political
Emperor
William. Wilhelmshaven:
mass meeting.” AReuts say that the
lour
brother's
visit to this country
prospect for a large immigration in;
has
accomplish»
1 much in showing
creases daily. Tho mighty section
the
depth
of
kindly
feeling which ex­
inviting immigration and develop­
ists
between
tho
two
nations. It has
ment will absorb these people, and
tbousaudH to ci me after them with­ been most fortunate in every way.
out crowding. Oregon will take a and I trust you will permit me to
goodly share and extend cordial wel­ congratulate yon on the admirable
mariner in which be has borne him­
come to all.
self.
He has won the genuine and
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hearty sympathy and regard of all
Chronic »iarrhoen.
with whom be lias been brought in
Mr. C. B. Wingfield, of Fair I’lay. contact. We have welcomed him for
Mo , who suffered from chronic dysen­ bis own sake, and wo have welcomed
tery for thirty fivo years, says Cham­ him till more heartily ns the repre­
berlain's Col "», Cholera and Diarrhoea sentative of yourself and of the migh­
Remedy did him more good than any ty Germau people. 1 thank yon in
Other medicine he hud ever used. For the name of the American people for
what yon have done, nnd I thank yon
sale by C. Y. Lowe,
personally iu addition for the gra­
A ree.ignlit it authority—The Weekly cious form which yonr courtesy took.
TutonoRE R oobivilt .
CiTf°nt4lh
il PULLI» -.V
When Nur;;eon»> are of no
I' m *.
DANIN >rv
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The driver of the stage, which was
rolling down the Rocky mountains as
fast as six mules on the gallop could
keep ahead of it, may have noticed
that I was writes a correspondent, a
little nervous, for after u bit he sooth­
ingly said:
“'No use to grip that railing so
mighty bard, stranger. We shan’t
come to the danger pint for half an
hour yet.”
“Th«u it’s on ahead?" I queried.
“Yes, three miles ahead, and I may
say for your benefit that bangin’ on
won’t d<> any particular good.”
“But 1 don’t waut to slide off.”
“Aud you won’t. If Anythin’ goes
it’ll be mewels and coach and the hull
caboodle altogether, and as the drop
is plump 300 feet you wont have t.o
nee for arnica or sticking plaster af­
terwards.”— Boston Courier.
MARKET,
THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop.
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Will Kvi p oil Hand at all Hines
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
i
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs Batter and nil Farm Produce, ami a
The undersigned has
E’tiintN. <M1 n . floors and Window*.
LADIES' FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
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TlNSliOl’ IN CONNECTION.
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A. McNAIR,
The Banden Hardware Man,
In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a
LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, constantly add-
¡ng new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies’
Underwear. Shirt Wahls, Shirt Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs,
Ladies’ and Children's Hose.
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
Particular attention given to new and latest styles.
J-*/";
“I was never so much surprised in
my life, ns I was with the results of
using Chamberbiin’s l’ain Balm,”
says Henry T. Crook, pressman of the
Asheville (N. C.) Gazette. “I Con­
tracted a severe case of rheumatism
early last winter by getting my feet
wet. I tried several things for it
without benefit. One day while look­
ing over the Gazette, I noticed that
Pain Bahn was positively guaranteed
to cure rheumatism, so bought a bot
tie of it and before using two thirds
of it my rheumatism bad taken its
flight and I have not had a rheumatic
pain since.” Bold by C. Y. Lowe.
—AT THE-----
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Steamer,
DORADO"
u
Hotel Coquille,
CAP T. W. IÍ.
This Steamer will give n regular 10 day Sr rvic. between Coquille River, Oregon, and San
Francisco, California, for both passenger» ai.d freight.
Oregon,
For full or further information apply to Captain A. Ketel, on Lost rd steamer or
N. LORENZ. Agent. CoquUF. Oregon.
M R. LEE. Arent, Bandon. C t . gon.
E. T. KRl’Z, General Agent, 207 Front iSireet, Sun FnincLoo, California.
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Getting Steady to
Fight Hu:«Niit.
S eattle , March 13.—Captain F. H.
Smith, a well known Englishmen,
who arrived h?te yesterday on the
Tosa Marti from Japan, declares that
war between that country and Russia
is soon to come.
“Trouble over the Russian occupa­ CORNED BEEF.
tion of Manchuria is the cause of the
PICKLED PORK.
trouble,“ said Captain Smith, “and
the Japanese are spoiling for a chance
¡
to whip someone. They are making BUTTER. ECG, and
FRUIT
ami
VEGETABLES
all preparations for the scrap that
of all kinds.
must come soon. When it does come,
i
England will be forced to help the Meats Delivered to perr.oiiR living on th > i
1
Mikado's army, and the war may in River, or along the lime Route
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volve all Europe. In the meantime,
1
the Russians are pushing work on the
railroad across Manchuria, and to
this tho Japanese have no objection
Russia however, must defend the road
against the attneks of tho natives.
Jr voti Jlitvcn v li rejrniiir, uviti.ii.v nitnimriiw
• n>»
Soin« 10,000 coolies are now employed i LowelB
«very »lay. yoit’ro ill or will b. . Kc« |) your
Imwi 1.4«¡»on.’ mi l>'* well. Force.In ti e nhnpeor vic- I
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iit
¡In
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or
pill
poison,
i.;
danuc
roti;;.
Tiio
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in tlie work.
! <■ t.< a.sio-u nil Si, porri < L way of keeping tho bowels I
mi
shdoo
clear nnd clean ij to ttvke
vviovriii'.i: iiia’Oirr.
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couar-,, i . heou N.
raBBUABT 1902.
Mean tenweratnre 45.15
Maximum temperature W. <>ti lit,
Minimum t> uipernl i.re 3t on 13.
l’eeipit.-it.im> 21! ISO inclies,
No. days clear 10
Partly cloudy 7
No. of days cloudy. 11
D h I o on which hail fell 7, 12. i.nd 25 to 28.
I'll, storms 7, !), 10. 11. 12, til, 25, 26.
Prevailing wind S W
Kemnrks. Elevation 1342 ft.
A remarkable warm mon ks.
JOSEPH HAKE.
Voluntary Observer.
Now is the time to purchase Hardware.
iu stock u iaige assortment of
Etc
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, hides, etc.
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hark , cuiibx
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Tinware, Graniteware,
Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies,
A Printer Greatly Norprlxeti’
motxiily
If You Do and
Stoves, Ranges
EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY
Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. 'I .is',c flood, Do Good,
Never Sicken. Wonkon. or Gripe. 10, L'>, mid 50 ecniA
p.-r box. Write for free sample, mid booklet on
; health. Addres«
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| STF.IILINU REMEDY COni’ANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORK.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLE1H i
Two Papers for tho Price of One.
You
Get the News of the World mid
tlie ! <><•:.I Nows Thr iv. n
TbiH well l;nuwi> hotel is now tiudur new nnd com­
petent niunaReinent mid has been th- r >o.^hly <>n-
ovated throughout. The table-.erviee is equal io
nni’ in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms fur eom-
mercial men. Baggage triinspoi ted to and from
bunts mul trnins fire of charge.
Fine new bur in eimnaetion with tho hotel.
in as a Ba.**;nh>.
To thrne who p.-.y up nrp’arngep. nnd a
year in advance, m.d to all new subscri­
bers who pay in advance, we make the
folbiv.'iiig prouva*i<,n comprising several
llllï.
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I •«»lìplek; to H<-h cl from :
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P mbi : of Funuc iTX »N3
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l’uri Intuì Evenivi» Tt 'ii gy.un
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Api'CiU tu Re «".son
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Tho n.-r.i tin iq otic < f tU‘* b í-oGi’’
of tin- W.'.t . mid is ’i •: 1 ily published. i:i S hi
¡’’i nucec<». ajid
J ali ih" news. O t¡ jli'cv
ii.< h’.des ■ !.'■? • ‘>:i •! i.v Füllt-' in.
Ri’.’ rd< r mui Bu’.íclin. míe yc ¡r.. S3 00
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The r«:rSa:id Evuiou- T.'»gr im i-
six t:nus a we.-k, It /¡yu- .'ill tu«' u.■■■.<- th.i
is wr.irb ru.”.d:ii,‘’ m:d up to tini- «>f jr- i «i:
pr i ss, fii'ich 0: ir beino 2 ! h‘’nis fie l’.< thm
obeli it luauLet bete 11.rough 11 ay olle
j -rn.ih
Re-’ »r.b r and Ti’tv- ani ;.v’p y< n¡-. $5 CO
Fol’ a v.’. ekly dcvl ;»,. pur 1 ',<• X. « ci: \y (
• 1 ’l. i Ul le id ’ ¡’.I t in*
'll h
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il th'.' i;ev. - l..’
a. linio d in a Wvt ld>
Ih .»■•I’Jer .•’.•.•.‘i ’.Vr. ’.’.y O. i'.'oi jan . .$•» 59
It is th o ufy of D ch |t»rsi’i to st uk in-
foi’ii..'itiou
nil liniihit tend tuwmd
<»ringing 'it .»'.it be! 1er e<>ndition.5 mid grt abu
pro perilV fur the Luman family, nnd h«i
I he purpose f.f giving our n adt ra a chance
to inform them>elve.< we give them the b"St
—Appeal to Rua-m. Any doctrine that
■ Ioos not appeal to the highest order of rea
zoning is not sefe.
lo o »rder nu-d Appen! to ’ten-son. .
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Ten for five cents, at Druggists. Grocers, Restaurants,
Saloons, News-Stands, General Stores and Harbers
Shops. They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life.
One gives rebel! No matter what’s the matter, one will
d<» you good. Ten samples and one thousand
monials sent by mail to any address on receipt of
by the Ritians Chfctnical Cm, to bpi uti St., New Yoi
,''OR SALE O’t KENT.—One acre lot in
i ’ Banihm; Gooiipioiise wnti five rooms ami I
out-hooses on lot. Enquire at tins oilice.
/ 1 ENERAL AGENTS WAN I ED lo se!
V I Prof. Lone’s Maur.et ic Combs. Tliev
remove dandruff, cure scalp niirm-nt . amt
check falling hair, are inilnrni Imhle amt
will not. break. Everybody wants them:
good proposition to hostlers.
bend for
terms. Outfit (six styles) in a plush case
•Y2.0i>: Ladies' Dres-dna Comb 50c. Gentle-
men's'1’oilet.Comb 40o—both 7»c. Write to
day. Magnetic Comb Co.. Pekin, III.
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in the Evenime Telegram, of Portland,
Oregon. It is the largest evening n»*ws-
pape published in Oregon; it eontaira
all th« news of the state and of the
natioi
Tty it for a month. A sample
c py w I be mailed to you free. Address
iotr.-Ions show
¿h •.*!’»>) lines.
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Only io a;.!! if, • -. s e tch-none higher
Ar.k for thr u S<.i<| i.i nearly c\ery city
and town, or bv m.< . 'rom
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Bandon,
Oregon,
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Id just in receipt of n new and
flush »lock of
T0NS0R1AL PARLORS
Patent and Proprietary 1’reparatious
Toilet Articles,
First Strei t. ItAMlON, OKHGON
SHAMPOOING
AND
HAIR
TRESPASS NOTICE.
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Notice is hereby given to all persons not
to trespass upon the premises of Dr. Kenyon,
situated between Floras Lake and the coun­
ty road, in North» in Curry, by removing,
cutting, or destroying timber upon B.nid
land. $25 reward will be paid for informa­
tion leading to a conviction of treapaae as
stated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 11. 19(1.
PETER NELSON, A/rnt.
Bathroom newly fltt<»<l np with Porcelain
Tab. Hot or Cold Baths 25 cents.
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F. A. WERMAH, OF EALTI. ’O.-t'r, 8AY3:
Drugs and Chemicals,
floated in EL DORADO BUILDING,
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Only those burn dc-f are incur:
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B aliimgru .. Aid . A’arcli ?o. toot .
I will now give you
a full history of tny case, to Le med at vov.r di'-cretiou.
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About five years ago tny right car began to .-.iag, ami tms kept on getting wor. e, un- -I I lost
my heat ing in this ear entirely
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I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three month-'
v I’b' Vi any t cct" - * >i. 'i.. .«la num­
ber of physicians, among others, the most eminent ear spcci/ili t of tin « city win» told n»c tuat
only an operatioti could help me. and even that ‘>n! i ’■ in doi ;;i ¡iy, tliat Lae hcrai noises would
then cease, but the hearing in the aifeeted « ir w«.i<M ? h
:,
I then saw your advertisement acciderr.ally in a X» *v '. >rk par-; r. and or .« ¡ad your treat­
ment. After I had used it only a few da\ accoi • ■ ■ i ’. aii d-.rtet'.on<. ti:< i . ¡-< : c .•• • . and
to-dav, after five weeks, tny hearing in the disi a-td ai has been eiiLircly rc.-tcred. I t.tank you
heartily and beg to remain
Very truly yotu -
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F. A. WERMAN, 7.V» S. Broadway, Balttmc e, Md.
Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured of deafno^..thanks to your treatment
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SHAVING,
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N uts and C andies .
C’.q-ir.s, Tobaccos and CI rm ret tes.
Our treatment does not Interfere :i itti, your vsttal occnyatlou.
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Paiiitd, Oils, Glasses, and Pninter’sSupplied
THE STEAMER-----
DISPATCH
THOMAS WHITE, Master
Leaves Bandon every mortiing. exeepl
Sunday, at 7*80 o’clock and makes coimee
lions with the train and steamer Myrl al
¡•.,..0 a. i , i . ;it CoQClilI' ‘ ItJ
D aves Coquille City at 12:30 p. ni.. nrriv-
i.o at B indon at 4;30 p. m.
Ask your
AST0NISHIK8 OFFERII
For many yesrs we have sold our Whiskies an«1 Cigars to Wholesalers only
1 and our brands are preferred by them, as they are superior to all others. In
o’ brio five the Consumer the benefit of the ltrfe prufita of Dealer anó
M’.I Homan, we have derided to now sell direct to th« Consumer our Mont
t opulnr Brands of Whiskies and Clears at leas thin wholesale nrirca
Or Ugg! at
J. L. THOMPSON^
You Can’t Expect to Get
Shaving Parlors
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
and Bathrooms can get your money's
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Nhavtiig 15 Cent«.
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year ; four months, f l. Bold by all newsdealers,
A Forty ncre tract of timber land in I’en-
ton Comity, h like tract iu Tillamook, ai;d
one in Coos.
Will trade either of I hc.se tracts for resi­
dence propeity in Bandon.
Enquir • of
J. M. UPTON.
Per
»1111th
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
nnlokly uscortnin our opinion
free whether
an
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lowest living prices.
for a generous
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TH,'AL DIES.
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contains no cocaine,
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a, reirawfrit. I tlkt i P|,M cutter, If W.OT is Mat In sAwm«*« w-th order. Goals mu I In plam package. Write to«
wholenl« Price Lists of Liquors nnd Clears.
Responsible obento wanted
Ordet today.
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V. S. DlSTH-LfcK a DISTKIB l TING CO.-Dept, it.,
North CUrk gt., Chicago,