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TUE RECORDER Kepnblican View Of Tariii'i Revision. The Republican Congressional Convention of the Eleventh Wiscon EVERY THURSDAY AFTKBNOON sin District adopted the following as .... Bl .... one of the planks of its platform: “That many of the industries of »AVI» K. STITT, this country have ou'grown the need SDITOB AND PROPRIETOR. of a protective taritl' is made evident by the fact that the Aiuericuu manu facturer has entered the markets of SUBSCRIPTION KATES. the world aud is successfully compet One Year....................................... f 2 00 ing with tin manufacturers of al) Six Months............................................... 1 00 other countries. Many,of the tariff Three Months.......................................... #0 schedules adopted to foster infant in This pi'per is entered at the Bandon post fant industries have fully served that offloo ns Socond-class Matter. purpose and bavo now become a means of aiding aud building up P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVER- powerful trusts and combination, and .Jstising Agent, 21 Merchants’Exchange, enabled these to exact, from the Amer San Francisco, is our authorized agent. 1 his paper is kept on file in his oluce. ican purchasers the payment of high er prices than they exact for the same THU USD AY. JUNE 26, 1602. class of goodssold in foreign countries. We therefore favor a revision of the EDITORIAL. tariff, without unreasonable delay, Wbilt is the difference between a which will place upon the free list growler and a thinker? The first every article an 1 prodbet controlled finds fault, the other finds the by any mouopoly, and such other articles aud products as are beyond the ueed of protection.”— Oregonian. The tune “Dixie” is said to be hav -------- 020—- ing a run in China. The natives Read It in His Newspaper, learned it from the bands of warships. George Schaub, a well known Ger Dixie is a globe trotter. man citizen of New Lebanon. Ohio, is New Jersey the home of trusts and a constant reader of the Dayton corporations, bad a strike riot at Pat Volkszeitung. lie knows that this erson last week. It is beginning to paper aims to advertise only the best harvest the crop it has sown. in its columus, and when be saw Chamberlain ’s l’ain Balm advertised Street Car employes in Sheboygan, Wisconsin have struck for an increase therein for lame back, he did not in wages. The conductors want four hesitate in buying a bottle of it for teen cents and the motermen want his wife, who for eight, weeks had twelve cents an boor. 1'rotu a West suffered with the most terrible pains ern point of view it would not ap in her back and could get no relief. pear that these strikers were asking He says: “After using the Pain Balm for a few days my wife said to exorbitant wages. me;’ I feel as though born anew,’and The largest vole ca«t for any of the befere using the entire coutents of Socialist candidates for state officers the bottle the unbearable pains hud was for O. W. Burzee, for Secretary entirely vanished and she could again of State, who received 5576 votes. take up her household duties.” He The vote on Congressmen, on the So is very thankful and hopes that all cialist ticket aggregated 5217. The suffering likewise will bear of her vote cast for Debs, in November, 1900, wonderful recovery. This valuable was 1466. This a per cent gain of liniment, is for sale by U. Y. Lowe. over 380 on 19 months. The same — GOO------ rate of gain during the next two years In (ii'f Of Eire. will make Oregon almost if not quite How to Act When Menaced By This* a Socialist state. tS FUBL1S3ED I There is to be a battle royal be tween giants. The world, tin inter ested spectator, can look on while it awaits the result. A British combine, backed by a hundred mi11 io i RI q I 1 ars and large subsidies, is now ready to do battle with the Morgan syndicate for supremacy in North Atlantic and Pacific freight and passenger trafie. What the ultimate result of this com petition will be is hard to foretell, but it is pot likely to give increased length of days to the competitive system. Congre 6 has sat down upon Presi dent Koosevelt on tho Cuban recip rocity business, but the latter is not easily discouraged and he may be able (o shake Congress up somewhat. Such opposition will bo beneficial to the country as it will show to whom congress bows to capital or to the sovereign will of the common people-- if the fight is carried on far enough. Socialism will cure such abuses. How is it that all the people cannot stand out for the wellfare of all when each would receive such great ad vantage under a righteous system. 1 —_____________— Tbe cow bad just o'er leaped the moon And in a tone of utter Rrief They beard her say: “Strive a« I mnv, 1 cannot catch the price of beef. —Capital Journal. Competition For tlomei*. From the Orogoiiian. Tho big rash of settlers and miners at Fort Hall reservation yesterday was but a repetition of similur “out breaks“ at various [mints in the West Every new mining camp, no matter in what part of the world it is located, numbers among its inhabitants a cer tain number of restless “sooner».*, who, like the soul of tho late John BroWD, go marching on. At Thunder Mountain will bo found the nu n who were with the vanguard at Cripple Creek, lmadvillo ltossland, Nome and Dawson, and later at Buffalo Hump. Repreaentulives from Coolgardie, Johannesburg and other remote dis tricts are there, and even the grizzled old veteran who has followed every stampede since the Golden Cariboo mingles with the younger restless spirits. So with the professional bomeseeker. He is always a little too late in the rush to secure just what bo expected, and, with his settler's right still unimpaired, be pulls out of the lottery aud awaits the opening of another reservation. The rush for reservation lands has been a feature of life in the West and Middle West for the past fifteen years, nnd it is a safe prediction that if some of tho at tendants on these periodical rushes had devoted as much time and en ergy to homebuilding as has been, wasted in bomeseeking, their rewards would have been greater. Good gov eminent land desirably located is not as plentiful as it was, in the West but Oregon and Washington still con tain some very attractive districts where bona fide settlors who are wil ling to work can secure desirable homes much eaJior than by a wild [Junge into a reservation-opening ottcry. W. C. T. U. COLUMN. The next W C T U meeting takes place Tuesday, at 3 P. M., the resi dence of Mrs. J. 8. Tilton. Clipping» from the Yoanj: Crusader. IXViNUi >ZV 31 17F. THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop. 1 J D0_ YOU NEED AMY HARD-WARE? If You Do Stoves, Ranges We are »still doing bosiiusn at ’¡‘be Old Stand and can plea it* v<u. Give uh a Call aud examine our Will Keep on Hand at all Times Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., also and Farm Implements, Etc At the Newport training station 390 Now is the time to purchase Hardware. The undersigned baa of the 899 boys between the ages of lu stock u large assort meut of Fresh Vegetables Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, and a fourteen aud seventeen wear naval temperance buttous. The superintendent of the Welling Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies. ton, England, Reformatory, says that I will pay highest market [trice for beef. pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc. the 1,909 boys of the thief class more Paints. Oita, ilmiix and Window». than 909 would not be there but for TINHHOP IN CONNECTION. drink. It is estimated by liquor men that The Bandon Hardware Man. abolishing the canteen means a loss to the trade annually of at least 82,- 999,090. Hr In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a The government of New South fgr LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,constantly add- Wales has agreed to have temperance H?” >ng new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies* wall-sheets hung up in the elementary ttT Uuderwoar, Shirt Waists, Shirt-W aist Sets, Collars, Cuffs, schools. HT Ladies’ aud Children’s Hose. Medicine composed of twenty-three HTLir Particular attention given to new and latent styles. ----- AT THE----- per cent or more of alcohol cannot legally be sold in the state of Maine. Spsedy and Elegantly Saloons have been driven out of The Jamestown, Ohio, by a voto ot 223 to Steamer, 106. The French Minister of Instruction H ìisiìiuwwìi g -r-, requires that special teaching show ing the evils of intemperance be giv en in the schools. Scientific temperance instruction is now compulsory iu every state iu the union. T his Steamer will give a regular 10 day Service between Coquille River, Oregon, nnd Sun For sixty-eight years a temperance PninciHCo, California, for both passengers and freight. organization, of senators and repre For full or further information apply to Capf. W. IL Batchelder, on board .steamer, or c 'ocpiille < 'îty, Oi’<‘S»<>iL sentat.ives known as the Congres N. LORENZ. Agent, Coqu’lle. Oregon. M. R. LEE. Agent. Bnndon, Oregon. sional Temperance Society has been ,1. 1». TITPKH. Proprietor. E. T. h’RL'Z. General Agent. 207 Front Street., S hii Francisco. California. in operation in Washington. The Manitoba prohibition act, This well known bold is now under new and com which has been declared constitu Notice petent management,and lias been thoroughly »»qi- for tional by the highest court, is an at ovated throughout. The table service is equal to tempt uot only to regulate the sale of [Timber Land, Act .Inne 3. 187Ä.J any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com C oquille , O bbgon . Muy 2, 190?. liquor but also to prevent its use. mercial men. Baggage trimsported to and from CAKL XELSOX, Prop. Notice is heieby given that in compliance Iu the interest of public morals the with the provisions of the net of Congress of boats and trains free of charge. 3. 187s, entitled “An net for the »ale of ' Fino new bar in connection with tho hotel. Governor General of Moscow has is •June timber hind in the St at» s ui California. Ore j Meats, Quality sued a decree prohibiting the drink gon, Nevada, nnd Washington Territory.” j extended to all the Public Land States From 6 cents np. All kinds kept, ing of vodka iu the streets or iu any as by net of August 4, 1892. Henry Sndermnn, of Parkersburg, county of Coos. State of BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. HEAD CHEESE public place. Oregon, han this day lik »l in tins office his and VEAL always on baud. The young women of Rockford. sworn statement No. 2X13, for the purclien.« theSW of . E *4 of section No. 3 in CORNED BEEF. III., have organized a social boycott <>f Township No. 29 S. Range 14 Vz, aud will of against, the young men who smoke fl*r proof to show that the land ¡-ought is PICKLED FORK.. valuable for its timber or stone than cigarets, visit the races and indulge more Cor agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land In fore the County in beer or other intoxicants. of Coos (Dimly, Oreg m. at (k-quille, BUTTER, EGG, ainl At the last dinner of the National Clerk on T'hursday, the 17 day of July. 19 2. FRUIT nn.l VEGETABLES Busiuess League I he cigaret was ruled He name-1 as witnessis: J. A. honk, of pangerous Element. Parkersburg, Oregon, vVilliam Doak, of of all kinds. off the menu. Similar action bus re Parkersburg. O-egon. \V<slcy Mack, of Iu case of fire if the burning arti cently beeu taken in many instances Parkersburg. Oregon. Albert Snead,of Park Me Hs Delivered to persons living on tha Oregon. cles are at. once splashed with a solu where largo dinners have been given. vrsburg, Any and all persons claiming adversly the River, or along the ' tage Route Wo carry a complete stock of •ibnv^-d scrib»d lands are rujnestud to file tion of salt and nitrate of ammonia The first of a list of twenty Ha ir claims iu this» office oil or bet re said I an incombustible coating is formed. qnostious which are presented for tin 17 day ot July t:-02. Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows TINNER’S SIKH* ÍN •T. T. B bidcifs , This is a preparation which can be answer to every man, young or old, CONNECTION. Tipe Fittings and i'lunihing a sP<*<’hilty. i mnyR Register. made at home at a trifling cost and who applies for a situation in the should be kept on hand. Dissolve 29 j Bans of Englaud is, "How do you LEDGERWCOD Notice Publication. pounds of con mon salt and 19 pounds i spend v< nr Sundays?’ Oregon If you haven’t a j-ejnilnr, honlthy movement of the Bar.don, of nitrate of ammonia in seven gal ------ OJO---- bowels every day, you’re ill or will be. Keep your |timber Land. Art dunr 3. 1K1« ] bowels open, ami lx? well. Force, In the tiltapoof vio lons of water. Pour this into qnait U nitiii > S tates Lks i> O ffice , R oseiujrg , lent physio or pill poison, is danm roua. The smooth This is coronation week in London, • ' rfoon , April 15. 1992. est, easiest, most perfect wuy of keeping the bowels bottles of| kin glass, and fire grenades clear and clean id to take land as coronations have boon long MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA I’ IN j are at I and re idy for use. Those ’ ’ conipliai.ce wrih b<* provision-, of the between, Londoners are making a act «»f Congre>s of-hm«-3. IHiX. entitled “Au ! bottles uiuot lie tightly corked and art for th»* sale <>f timber lauds iu the sealed to prevent evaporation, and in big show of it. Statis of (bdif »rnia. Or n. I'.ovada. rod Appeal to Reason: How foolish Washington '!'< 1 citoi v.” as « xter 1» d to all case of fire they must lie thrown near tlio Public Land States bv act of \ugu<t 4., the flames, so as to break and liber were the British to have wasted so 1892. VVdli im C. Barr >\vs of Coquille City. ('<m.ty of Coos, Sinte of Orcgo ■, h <s this many mon and money to conquer the ate the gas contained. At least two »lay filed in tiiis office his >uv >ru st itnnu nt dozen of these bottles should be rendv Afrikander. M< rgui could have done No. 2229 for t he i ui c I ihrh of ihe N ILL * f N1 11 of Suction 2o, Township number 2S. it with a merger plan and never lost South, for an emergency. Range number 14 Wait, ami EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY Bed Room Suites Curfnin Poles nnd Fine Wall Paper nnd Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good, Do Good, In this connection it is well to ro- a man or a dollar. Great is Morgan will offer pro »1 to snow that t il-? hitfid sougtit, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 25. nnd 50 cents and Pieces. Window Trimmings. House Lining. is more valuable for its timber or stone than per box. Write for froo sample, nnd booklet on membor that water on burning oil for agricultural purpos s. and to e tabli-h Health. Addrens -------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES ---------- <'1'' his claim to said land before the Register BTKHL1XG REMEDY COMPANY, CIIII ACO or NEW YORK. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. scatters the flume, but that flour will and Receiver of this olliae at Unseburg, Cabinet Shop in Connection. Mattresses'1'111 loill,',,rd’.r51,lda extinguish it. Salt thrown upon a Ongon.on Tuetday, the 8th day of July L and O ffice , at R osbuubg , O bi -. ik 'N, Furniture Repairing and Saw filing a Specialty. 1902. lie names as witnesses: 1?. Barrows. < June II, 1902. fire if tho chimney is burning will of Pai keisburg. Oregon, Henry Johnson, of VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI Parkersburg. Oregon. 1 om. Drain, of Park and Fitted to Older- Ail help to deaden the blaze. P m mïv’dm.'!."’ UNDERTAKING Glass Out. 1 v the following limned settler has filed ersburg. Oregon, John Barrows, of Park» rs- Sizes and weigts kept on b *'d If a fire once gets under headway, notice of his intention to make final proof hnrp, (iregon. id Good», aud Undertaking Supplie» A Full Line of Burial (’ ek- i s. J in support of his clsiin. mid that said proof n Hm.il. ( o; a covering becomes a necessity. A will he made before J. It. Upton, U. S. Com Any nnd all persons claiming pdvprs. lv ihe above described hinds are reqm s’ed to I silk handkerchief moistened nnd missioner, at Langlois, Oregon, on July 28, tile t heir claim.i in this office on or before I y said Sth day of July, 1902. i • wrapped about the moulb and nostrils 1902, viz: JOSEPH J KREUZER, J. T.Bni DUF.R. I ou his H. E. No. 8109. for the 8)4 of NW} 4 . preveuts suffocation from smoke. apr2fi iti-gister. I Nk of SWR. Sec. B0. Tp. HO S.. It. U West. Failing this, a piece of wet flannel Ho names the following witnesses to prove NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. liis continuous residence upon sad cultiva will auswer. tí tion of said land viz: Charles Langlois ■ f Anvonn sending a sketch and descript Ion may L and O ffice at R oseburg . O regon . Should smoke fill the room, remem Langlois. Oregon, F. T. McMullen, of Hen quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an .June 9. MKB j invention is probably patentable. Communica mark, Oregon. A. J. Wilson, of Langlois, ber that it goes first to the top of the Oregon, strictly canthlontlal. Handbook on Patento C. F. Bluinenrolhi-r, of Laugluis. VyOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT i tions sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive room and then to the floor. Wrap a Oregon. LA the following named sett er lias tiled | tpccial notice, without charge, in the J. T. B ridobr , notice of bis intention to make filial proof j blanket or woolen garment about you jnel'.l Register. in support of hi* claim, and lliat said proof i with the wet cloth over your face, will be made before J. II. Uptoii. U. S. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Commissioner at Langlois, Oregon, on drop on your hands aud knees and culation of any scientific journal. Terms, f3 a •July 2h. 1JXJ2, viz: F<>r many v®ar« we have »o1J our Whiskle« and Cijrars to Wholesaler« only year; four months, fl. Bold by al) newsdealers. L and O kficis at Kosimuno, O bkoon . »n<l our brnEja vre pref erred by them, as they are superior to all others. I: crawl to the window. W ARREN BOVEE er.lor to give the Consumer tho benefit of the largo profits of Dealer an<' MUNN & Co.3S,Broadwa* New York June 9, 1902. Mi h Homan, we have decided to now sell direct to the Consumer cur Hoel on Uia II. E. No 8897, for the bE,^, Sec. 24. Bear in mind that there is no more Branch Ottlco. 625 F St.. Washington, D. C. Popular II ends of Whiskies and Cigars at loss than wholesale prices MOTK-E is HEREBY GIVEN THAI I'p. ;U) S., K. 15 West. danger in getting down from a three ’’ the following liain^d settler has filed tie names tho following witnesses to prove PRIZES FREF A ith every quart bottlo of our famous 10 year old (/nr-en (I'y’ Inh Pure Rye of his intention to make finnl proof his continuous residence upon and cuitiva story window than from the fiistfloor notice CLARENCE. Y. LOWE, ÇUHMCITÎ ÇLU8_Jj and one box of nnr justly celebrated gennine Coban Hand-Made lOe c.car in support of his claim, mid that said proof lion of said laud, viz: Chai les i . Blumen- Havana Cuban Specials, we will givo AB9OL!!TKLY FREKoneof tho hr.nd- if you keep a firm hold of the rope or will he made before E. A Dodge, U. S. Com rother. of Langlois. Oregon, Andrew J. Wil sorocsi open face, extra heavy nickel Gent's Watches made (no ladys) stem Bando». Oregon, wind and set, genuine American movement and case, best timekeeper on niissiotur. at Myrtle Point, Oregon, ou Ju!» son of Langlois,Oregon, Janies Alumb&Hgh. ' earth, does not tarnish and will last a lifetime. 1 extra fine Vienna Meer ladder. Do not slide, but go band 29. 1902, viz: of Langlois, Oregon, Sylvester Summers, of schaum Pipe, t genuino Meerschaum Cigar Holder, 1 gonuino Moorschaum Druggist Cigarette Holder, 1 pretty leather Tobacco pouch, 1 elegant extra heavy JOSEPH E. WOODS. over hand. Langlois, Oregon. nickel match box. 1 pair pearl cuff buttons. I ball top collar button, 1 neck Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Granites are LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. A. McNAIR, AMERICUS CLUB PURE WHISKEY Fitted Twin-Screw New, Mandalay, CAPT. W. IL BATCHELDER. Publication “EL _DORADO” ilotei Coquille^ MARKET Fresh Bast Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware. and BEST FOR THE I ! OWELS For & CORSGN. Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN Scientific American. 9LST6HISHING OFFER!! and —ooo---- Capita) Journal: A genuine “man without a country” is the Chinese who recently tiied to enter New Or leans from Nicaragua. He was re turned to the Central American state, only to be rejected there, and the result is that be is now making voy ages between tho two ports, a man who cannot land, like the hero of Ed ward Everett Halo’s famous story. ------ OQO------ U iiw ' n Tliin? on his IL E. No. 9935. for tho S'j of SEIF. See. 1. Tp. 29 S . R. 15 West.. He nmiit-s file following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon mid cultiva tion of said land, viz: John Lnniout. of Bindon, Oregon. S. D. Jenkins, of Bandon, Oregon. F. Shannon, of Bnndon, Oregon, F. W. Dygert, or Myrtle Poipt. Oregon. J. T. B ridges . Register. jlitl!) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. R oseburg . O bbgon , June 9, 1MML VTQTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. T. BlitDOF.S, lA the following nuiueu ffettler has filed juelO Register. notice of bis intention to nmke final proof in support of liischiitn, «nd that said proof will bv made before J. 11. Upton U- S. Com missonvr at Langlois, Oregon, on July 28, 1902, viz; ANDREW J. WILSON. on his II. E. No. 9947, for theSE1) of NW1-/, bW of NE.'T, WX of 8EM, Sec. 2.i. Tp. 30 . b 1 > W s . lie Himes tho following witnesses to prove his continnous resiuence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: C. T. IU uluvii - P. B. HOYT, Prop. rotber, of Langlois, Oregon. John Clausen, of Langlois, Oregon, Joseph J. Kreuzer, of Located In EL DORADO BUILDING, Langlois, Oregon, W. P. Bovee, of Langlois, Fl mt Street. BANDON. OREGON Oregon. J. T. B ridges , jne!9 Register. L and O ffice at E l D orado TONSORJAL PARLORS We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for uny case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. J. C heney & Co., Props., SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIll Toledo, O. CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, Bathroom newly filled up with Porcelain Tub. Hot or Cold Bathw *45 eent». and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions nnd finan cially able to carry out any obliga Can t Got tions made by their firm. W est & T ruax , Wholesale Druggists $2 worth Parlors Toledo Ohio. W arding . R innan A M arvin , 11 hole can sale Druggists, Toledo Ohio. ----- O— - worth Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in Nlinving 1.» Cent«. ternally, acting directly upon the Batin* 23 Ceuta. blood and mucous surfaces of the Dealer In Hoot* and KlioeN system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold Workmanship up to date in any by all Druggists. Testimouiala free. thing in my line. Repnirinaineatly and promptly done at lowest living price». H ill's Family Pills are the best. ----- Next Door to Postoffice.----- 1ÌOCKT« J. L. THOMPSON, Vou Shaving and Bathrooms Apothecary, Is jus* in receipt of a new and flesh stock of Drugs end Chemicals, Patent, and Proprietary Preparations Toilet Articles. tie holder, 1 pair sleeve huttons. 1 double chain and one beautiful charm til jewelry heavily 14k gold plated. All these 14 pieces with onobox of our fnmousCuhanSneehls and ono quart bottleef onr famous 10 year old Queen City Club Pure Rve cannot bo bought for le«s than <12.00. Wo sell tho Whiskey and Cigars in-ft |31 VM 07 c O B withprWilegoofex- cludingtho 14 prizes for UR fc» ■ tv f amination, whilnWhiskey and Cigart alone cost more than we ask for the entire lot Our Whiskey is an Absolutely Pure 10 year old Rye and our 4 Igsra genutne Cuban band- made.clear Havana.made In our own factory There cigars are far better th.an anything ever advertised before We Guarantee tho goods and reft>ndt„ ■ ■■„ ■ ' — ■ • I An Extra Premium of an eleeant Pocket knife with two blades, I cork-serew, 1 cigar «utter and 1 th? ia<»«u*y Ifaot as — renresenfed. ..................... ............... t glass cutter, if <3 97 istent In advance with order Goods sent in plain package, write Cur wholesale Price Lists of Liquors and Cigars. Responsible agents wanted Order to-aay. V. b. Dl.STlLLEK’8 DISTRIBUTING CQ.—l>epU £31 North Clark fit., Chicago, Ill, DriigsiNt* Silin!rie*. P euiumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oaps N uts and C andies . ANY HEAD NOISES? Cigars, T<»b:«ecoa and Cigarettes. Paints, Oils, Glasses, and Painter’s Supplied ----- THE STEAMER----- DISPATCH THOMAS WHITE, Master Leuven Bniidnn every morning, except Siiiidny. nt 7:30 o’clock mid mnkes conin e tioi.H with the train mid steamer Myrl at 10:110 n. ni. nt Coquille City. Leaven Coquille City atl2i3O p. m„ arriv ine St timtdonat 4:30 p. in. ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE iMMEDLATELY. F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS: B altimore . Md., March 30, tqox . : - Being entirely cured of dcnfnrqs. thnnks to your treatment I will now give you a full history of my case, to be used at your discretion. About five years ago my right car began to sing, and this kept cn getung worse, until I lost my hearing in this ear entirely. . . , I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months without any ••t’ccess. consulted a ber of physicians, among other*, the mo*t eminent « ar sp < :;.list ot tliK • ty. v. lio t-..d me that only an operation could li< Ip me. r.nd even that only tempoi .-i lly, that the head noises would then cease, but the hearing in the affei 1 ear ’.voukl l.e lost forever. I then saw vonr advertisement nccitk'.». illv r. 1 ?'<. v Yuik p.iper, an J ordered vour treat ment. After Thad m < «1 it onlynftw .lav -n’r.l-ng l<. your chrecti -is. the noises erased, and to day. after five week ». my hearing in the <h- <1 eat has been entirely restored. I thank you heartily and beg to remain Vcry truly your« __ * F . A. W EK MAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. ’ Expect to fcr $1, but you get your money’s at M. BKEUEK’S F.LT’S CREAM BAT.M In a porfttveeurc. Apply Into th, nostri:», li . qnlrkly ab-ort < <1. A# cento nt Dr.o_-u>t« or b> n> I ; ■ unp < » It--, bv mall. KLV UKOT11I Ks. r>6 Worrcn N., New York City. Onr treatment does not interfere irith your unital orcapation, YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME at%7.T,-rt INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLirilC, 536 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL