Bandon recorder., July 31, 1902, Image 4

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THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1902.
EDITORIAL.
Is it the great state of Oregon that
¡e quibbling over a technicality in re­
gard to paying the reward for the re­
turn of Merrill’s body, or is it some
narrow minded official that brings a
stain of dishonor upon tho status’s
fair name?
Now that Jeflries, the prize fighter
has done Fitzsimmons to a finish, be
Blight turn his attention to Tracy. If
be can induce the champion of the
Northwest to meet him in the ring, it
will prove a drawing card and give
him the greatest notoriety of his life.
Hal, the Healer has been exhibit­
ing here daring the past ten days,
and selling medicine. For a free show
this company puts up a very good
one, but if their jokes were less sug­
gestive of nudity and the indecent
they would be worthy of a better rec­
ommendation to the public.
The Portland Journal has changed
hands and is now under the manage­
ment of C. S. Jackson, and old news­
paper man formerly from the East.
The Journal is becoming an excellent
newspaper and will fill a long felt
want. Oregon needs a good inde­
pendent daily paper in opposition to
the Oregonian. The R ecorder wishes
the Journal success.
Now we are told that the British
House of Commons gave J. Pierpont
Morgan a dinner the other day.
Great Scott ¡that’s nothing; the Amer
can people have given him many din­
ners and millions of dollars. He usu.
ally gets what he wants, and if En­
gland is let off with a dinner she is
in luck. Morgan exerts a power great­
er than that of any other living man,
and he may conclude that he wants
coronation honors yet.
Portland merchants are up against
the salt trust. They imported 9,000
tons of salt from England to avoid
the tax laid upon that commodity by
the trust, but the trust is enteitaming
them with a §14 drop in the price per
ton. This procedure will knock the
bottom out of their profit, besides
causing a loss to the merchants on
salt on hand. In these days of
trusts merchants do not purchase
where they please. They buy trust
articles or the trust proceeds to im­
poverish them. Under a perfect So­
cialist system Buch iniquity cannot
flourish. Tho Salt trust is an edu­
cator. Do you prefer to be forced to
do as greedy monopolists dictate, or
would vou prefer to force greedy
mendicants to be just. If the latter,
then got into the Socialist band wagon
without delay. The Apostlo Paul
said to search all things and bold fast
to that which is good. This is cer­
tainly good advice and while you are
searching take an unbiased look at
Socialism and see if it isn’t worth
hanging on to.
Coquille Bulletin: G. \V. Canning,
well known in this couuty, and who
left here with a moving picture ma­
chine about a year ago, has leased a
bakery in Ashland and begun busi­
ness last Monday.
Capital Journal: A West Virginia
youth lias eloped with his stepmother,
but as their spaus of life are only five
years apart the young man, if ho was
determined to elope with some one.
might have done worse.
Myrtle Point Enterprise: Rapid
progress is being made in the work
of placing rock on Spruce street. The
contractors are doing good work and
when the job is completed Myrtle
Point will have the best street of any
town of its size in Southern ifrogou.
-—ooo-----
Telegram: Mr. J. Pierpont Mor­
gan was given a dinner by the Brit
isb House of Commons yesterday, lie-
ing given a seat of equal prominence
with Premier Balfour, and throwing
Ambassador Cheat completely in the
shade. WfieD Morgan strides, even
British peers and American Senators
"crawl between his huge legs and
peep about to find themselves dis.
honorable graves.”
The Best Liniment For Strain«,
Mr. F. H. W ells , tho merchant nt
Deer Park. Long Island, N. Y., says:
‘I always recoinmeud Chamberlain’s
P»in Balm as the beet liniment for
^trains. I used it last winter for a
severe lameness in the side, resulting
from a strnin, and was greatly pleased
ipith the qnick relief and euro it ef-
toctefl. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
The Same Old Story.
J. A. Kelly relates an experience
similiur to that which has happened
in almost every neighborhood in the
United Blates and has been told and
re told by thousands of others. He
says: "Last summer I had an attack
of dysentery and purchased u bottle
of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used ac
cording to directions and with entirely
satisfactory results. Tho trouble was
controlled much quicker than former
attacks when I need other remedies.”
Mr. Kelly is a well known citizen of
Henderson, N. C. For sale by C. Y.
Lowe.
Civil
Service
Examinntion
The U. S. Civil Service Commission
will hold examinations, during Sep
tember and October, in several places
in each state to secure young men
and women for the government ser­
vice. There are now 126,423 positions
in the classified civil service, being
an increase of 40,736 in six years.
There were 7,972 persons appointed
between July 1, 1901, and April 15,
1902, being at the rate of 10,070 for
the year. There will probably bo 11,-
000 appointments next year. Salaries
at appointment vary from §660 to
§1,200 a year with liberal promotions
afterward. All appointments are for
life and for most positions only a
common school education is required.
Politics or religion is not considered.
Those desiring to take examinations
of this kimi can get full information
about them free by writing to the
Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington, D. C., and for its Civil
Service Catalogue for 1902.
A Sample Tru«t.
pie of Ohio and Illinois. Iu popula­
tion, indeed, the latter states far out­
strip her.
Population of Maine 661,086.
Population of Ohio, 3,672.316.
Population of Illinois, 3,826.351.
That is, Ohio has five and a half
times and Illinois five and four fifths
times the inhabitants of Maine, Never
theloss, Maine has far more saving^
bank deposits than either.
Savings bank deposits of Maine,
§53,397,590.
Savings bank deposits of Ohio, §34,-
606,213.
Savings bank deposits of Illinois
§23,498,504.
Thus, though less than one-fifth in
number, the people ¡ d Maine have
more than half again, as much laid
lip in the savings batiks as the people
in Ohio; and though little more than
one sixth in number, they far exceed
twice tho deposits of the people of
Illinois. Or, to put the same facts in
a different form, were the amounts
deposited in the savings banks of
Illinois divided equally among all the
people of the state each person would
receive but §6.14; by a similar divi
sion of the savings of Ohio among
her people, each person would re­
ceive §9.42. But each inhabitant of
the state of Maine would carry away
§80.77 wore each to receive an equal
share of her deposits.
Less than a thirteenth per capita
in Illinois, and less than an eighth in
Ohio of tho per capita savings in
Maine. Pity “way down East” if you
will, because the open saloon does
not invite the workingmen to spend
their wages for drink. Takeone moro
fact into consideration, that while
twenty nine states are more populous
than Maine, only seven surpass bet­
in the aggregate of saving batik de­
posits, and then decide whether the
licensed saloon is friendly or opposed
to the financial prosperity of thoso
who work for their living.
Tho enormous profits of the salt
trust may be dimly imagined when it
is observed that on the importation
of a considerable quantity of foreign
salt the trust cuts down its price first A Fence or a» Ambulance.
§8 and then §6 a ton, §14 a ton in all,
in order to force the importers to 'Twas a dangerous cliff, us they freely con-
fessed,
keep their salt off the market or sell
Though to walk near its crest was so pleas­
it at a price that will discourage them
ant;
from further importations. For years But over its terrible edge there had slipped
the trust has been holding up the A duke and full many a peasant;
people for many dollars per ton be So the people said something would have to
be done;
yond any reasonable or conscionable But their
projeots did not at all tally.
price, and the millions of people who Some said. "Put a fence round the edge of
have thus been plundered have simply
the oliff;”
been helpless, and their legislative Some, "Au ambulance down in the valley.”
and 'judicial doctors aud supposed But the cry for the ambulance carried the
day;
protectors say there is no help for
For it spread through the ueighb >ring city;
them. There ought to be some way. A fence may lie useful or not it is true;
and some way must be found, to re­ But each heart beoame brimful of pity
strain the rapacity of such a combine. For those who blipped over that dangerous
cliff;
If no other way can bo found, we will
And the dwellers iu highway or alley,
swing into practical socialism, the
Clave pounds or gave pence, n< t to put up a
people taking over not only railroads
fence,
but salt mines, coal mines, and every­ But an ambulance down in tbo valley.
thing that, under present laws aud "For tho cliff is all right if you’re careful,”
they said,
customs, enable a few thus to plunder
the many. These trusts are doing "And if folks even slip, and are dropping.
is’llt the slipping that hurts them so much
moro in a decade t<j4>ring about So It
As the shock down below—wheu tliev’re
cialism than all the verbal aud written
stopping,”
arguments of all the Socialists in the So day after day as these mishaps occurred,
world could do in a thousand years,— Quick forth would these rescuers sally.
To pick up the victims who fell oft the cliff.
Telegram.
With their ambulance down iu the valley.
—oco----
Then an old sage remarked “Its a marvel
Will Lend the World.
to me
P aris , July 25.—Baron Coubertin,
in an article in the Figaro this morn­
ing on the foreign policy of the
Unitod States, tried to show that des­
tiny is pushing the Americans to the
first rank of the anglo-saxon peoples.
“Their starry banner,” says Baron
Coubertin, “will one day be -par ex­
cellence the Anglo-Saxon flag, and in
defence of that flag the Washington
Government will bo quick to use can­
non,”
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
The next W C T U meeting takes
place Tuesday, at 2:30, P. M., in the
Methodist Church.
Twenty five cents for bops! 'The
price is running up, but the product
runs down just the same.
D ock Licence Pay,
Maine is thoroughly committed to
anti license. Ohio aud Illinois are
examples of license states, filled with
distilleries, brewers ami myriads of
saloons. Maine challenges compari­
son of the prosperity of her common
people with that of the common peo
MOO lie ward «KM».
The readers of this paper will be
ploased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
is tho only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutioual treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying tbo foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up tbeoonstitn
tion and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
ease that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. C heney J i C o ., To­
ledo. O. Sold'by Druggists 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
That people give far more attention
To repairing results than stopping thecause.
When they’d much better aim at prevention,
Let us stop at its source all this mischief,”
said he,
“Como neighbors aud friends, let us rally
If the cliff wo will fence we might almos1
dispense
With the ambulance down in the valley,”
“Oh! be*:! a fnnrt.ic,” the others rejoined;
"Dispense with the ambulance? Never!
He’d dispense with all charities, too, if be
could;
No, no, we’ll support them forever!
Are n’t we picking up folks just as fast ns
they fall?
Anil shall this man dictate to ns? Shall he?
Why should people of souse stop to put up
a fence
While their umbnlance works in tbo valley?”
But a sensible few who are practical, too,
Will not bear with such nonsense much
longer.
They beleive that “prevention is better than
cure,”
And their party will soon bo the stronger,
Encourage them then, with your purse,
voice, and pen.
And (while other philanthropists dally )
They will acorn all pretense, aud put a
stout fence
On the cliff that hangs over the valley,
Better guide well the young than reclaim
them wheu old,
For tbo voice of true wisdom is calling;
“To reacuo the fallen is good, but ’tic best
To prevent other people from falling,”
Better close up tho source of temptation and
crime
Than deliver from dungeon or galley;
Better put a strong fence round the top of
the cliff
Than an auibulanco down in the valley.
—Author Unknown.
ANIM )N
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THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop.
Will Keep oil Hand at all Times
If
candy
CATHARTIC
I’aintw,
CURE CONSTIPATION.
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tterftag R.m.rty Company. Chlr.rn, Montmal, New Torli. 3l6
mid Window*.
( t:\XlcriON.
A. McNAIR,
The Banden Hardware Man.
In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a
J-iT* LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,constantly add-
ing new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies’
Vnderwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt-Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs,
Ladies’ and Children’s Hose.
Particular attention given to new and latent styles.
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
DORADO”
The New, Sp:edy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Steamer,
Mandalay,
CAPT. W. II. BATCHELDER.
__________ ___ _
- - Prop s.
Hotel Coquilleg
This Steamer will Rive h regular 10 dnv Service between Coquille River, Oregon, and San
Francisco, California, for both passengers and freight.
<jo<liaille
For fall or further information apply to Cnpt. W. II. Batchelder, on board steamer, or
N. LORENZ. Agent. (Joqu’lle, Oregon.
hl. R. LEE, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
E. T. KRl’Z. General Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francison, California.
M TSJiOAS.
Chy,
Os^on.
•Í. r. TUPPKK, Proprietor.
This well known hotel is now under new and com­
petent tuBDa^oaieiil.ituii baa been thoroughly inn­
ovated throughout. The table service is eqna! to
any in Sontheru On-gon. Sample rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage trims]m led to and from
boats and trams h:-c of charge.
Fine non bar in connection with the hotel.
COQUILLE PACKING CO.
In the Circuit Court of tin State of Ore­
gon in and for the County of Ceos.
Chris Long, Plaintiff. 1
JOfSN CUBHEN, Prop.
vs
I Snit in Equity to
Alvin Munck, Jnlia Foreclose n Mort*
Munck, and llarry | gage. .
M. Campe» Defend- |
ants.
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To Alvin Munch. Julia Munch and Harry M
All l iuda kept,
Campe the above named Defendants.
In the name of the State of Oregon: You BOLOGNA SAIV-iAGl-!, HEADCHEESE
are hereby inquired to appear and answer
and VEAL atwuys un hand,
tho complaint tiled against you in the above
entitled suit, in the above named Court,
(this Summons being nerved by publication) CORNED BEEF.
on or before th:* in-t day of the time pre­
l’ICHLED I’ORK.
scribed in I he order for the p lblioalioii of
thia KummoiiR, which prescribed time is six
weeks, th<* last day of which will be Friday
1 h uuw sup.iiicd with a fail and
I lie 5th day ol Sv| tcuiLer l‘J02: the date of ■ BUTTER. EGG, and
first publication of this smumtu-s being July
tho 24th* 1992, and if you fail to
FRUIT an.l VEGETABLES
ao appear and answer I he said oom
of all kinds.
plaint, for want thereof, plamtiii will apply
*T- ■ ■-
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to the Court for the relief demanded in the
Mo
iIs
Felivered
to persons living on tho
said complaint in this anil namely:
For a judgment and decree agaitiRt the River, or along the 8tage Route
defendants Alvin Munch and Julia Munch
Vve carry a complete stock of
Lis wife for the foreclosure of a certain
Mortgage bearing date the 17th day of
Tools,
and Windows
August 1 99 and lecordcd in the oifme <i
County Clerk of Coos i’oiint,v on the 18th
’.
l’lpe X^ltllns« nnd riunì bin,; i, .,-rviiOty.
day of August 1899 in Book L> of Mortgage
records page 441 made and ext cut« d by said
j rn*»
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.¡np p,
defendant" to i bis plaintiff, and to secure
tv-» vJ
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lUB payment of certain premiss.»rv notes
and the following sunn which plaintiff also
E a ii den,
uaks judgment fur and which are mentioned
in s.id moitgn.".e namely: Ai.’iiiH-t th»* said
dtfendants Alrin Munch and Julia Munch
on tfie first Count, for the sum ot $it>26.80
and inten -J thereon at the rate of ten per
Anyone sending n sketch and description may
cent per annum from the 23th day ol De­
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention is probably patentable. Communie»,
cember, 190V Ay-dust th.* said defeui hints
tlonsst rictlyrontidontfal. Handbook on Patenta
on the btcoiul < ’»nnt, i’oi tiicHumol £.447.95
»ent t ree. Oldest agency for securing patent».
and indeic>t thereon at the rate of ten per
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
special notice, without charge, Iu tho
cent per iqinum, from the I.Jn day < f Octo
her 1990. Aud agttiust th:* said defendants
on the third count * for the sum of $120 (>9
with inter« Ht t hereon al the r; tv of eiglil
A handsomely lllnstrated weekly. I-argest cir­
culation of any scientiUe Journal. Tornis, f.'J a
per cent per annum, from the several dates
year; four months, th Sold by all newsdealers.
of the payment- of Um several sums aggre­
gating the said SiJo.Gi) as in the complaint I
[J q 361 Broadway,
more fully Het forth, being the tax s on the i
Brunch Urtico, 625 F St„ Washington, D. C.
i
premises covered by plaint ills mortgage, for
the yearn 1899, 1900 and 1901. For the sum
of $2V5.00 Attorney's fees and for the costs
CLARENCE Y.
and diKburst’men'.s of this suit; and that tho
usual decree may be had, that the lands of
Bandon. Oregon»
said plaintiffs covered by above imntioned
mortgage to secure the payment of the
aforesaid sums, namely : the lot number six
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in Block No. one, in tip- Water Front addi­
Piclur*» Framing
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tion to the town of Bind nt, Coos County.
neatly d<»ne.
Oregon, ba sold in the maimer provided bv
’id Gnod-i, a:iu Undertaking Supplies
law to satisfy said judgment ami d< urea to­
Is jns! in r^e-dpt of n new nnd
* n Hund.
gether with the accruing c »st8- That the
fic.' L sto< k of
above namd d*. fend.n.t s Alvin Mtmck. Ju
!ia Munck and Harry M. Campe, and each
Drugs r'.nd
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of them together with all pci -. our claiming
under them, bo forever barred and fore Patent and Propri■.'•tar.y 4’rt-parutiou:.
closed of all right, title and inti rest in ar>d
Toilet Arlicles,
to said ¡ntP-is ami every pa»t thereof, and
tb it mortgage ben of plaint.rf be adjudged
Snnda-ieN.
the first and onlv lien against said premises,
and that plain iff have a deficiency judg* P ekiumks , B kumbes , S ponges , S oaih
9
iuent agairst. said defendants. Aivtn Munck
[»ij
N i ts and C andies .
and Julia Munck. That the overplus, if
r
any there be after applying the pre.o- eds
< Jg-ar“, T«ihn<*roK and ( ¡garetten.
properly appbe--ible to t he sat .sfiiti n of said Paint«. Oils. Gin.'-,-s. and Painter’s Supplied
judgment, be paid to the defendant. Harry
?I Campe, ns the purchaser of said premises
under a trust d» ed. and that the plaintiff
have such olh'-r relief i:i the pr< mist-a ns by
For many year« we have gold our Whiek iea and Cigar» to WholeerJer« onlv
law rovie.ul and to the Court may m-tm I
and our brand» are preferred by them, a« they are »uperior to all other«. I:;
meet and equitable.
order to give the Contumor tho benefit of the larso profit« of Dealer nn-i
Middleman, we have decided to now «ell direct to the Cornucicr our Hosl
T his summon» is published by order of
Popular Brands of Whiakle« and Cigars at less than wholesale prices
the Hon. L. Harlocker, County Jn ge of
14 BEAUTIFUL PRIZES FREF
Coo» County Oregon, made on the 24th day
With
every quart bottle of nnr famous 10 year old Qneen (ItvCIub PureRye
of July 1902 at Chambers in Coquille Citv,
and on« box of our justly celebrated genninr Cohan Hand-Made lOe clea’'
requiring this summons to be published tor
Havana Caban Speefsls. we will «Ive AfiSOIXTKLY FREKonoof the han 1- .-j i
six coriR^cnlive weeks in the Bandon Re­
«<>me«i open face, extra heavy nickel Gent s Watch«« made (no lady») »ten;
15 Cénit«.
wind and set, genuine American movement and case, best timekcepor on I H
corder. from July 24tb 1902, the date of the
earth, does not tarnish «nd will last a lifotlme, 1 extra fine Vienna Mccr- |
first, publication hereof.
Sìatli.M S5 Cent«.
sohaum Pipe, 1 genuine Meerschaum Cigar Holder, 1 genuine Meerschaum jl
Cigarette Holder, I preUy leather Tobacco pouch, 1 elotant extra heavy H
GEO. P. TOPPING,
nickel match box, 1 pair pe*rl cuff button«, 1 ball top collar button, 1 neck
CT.
Attonmy tor Ptainti.'f.
tie holder, 1 pair sleeve button«, 1 douhlo chain and ona beautiful charm
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
UEPAKTMENT
rdware, Tinware
and
IN
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Cutlery, Doers
rm,
Scientific fltmricM.
MUNN &
Kewïork
Household Furnishings and Deco-
rations of all kinds*
LOWE,
Drudnist and
ÇDERTAKINQ
Apol'i scary,
Chemicals,
ASTONISHING OFFER!!
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Workmanship np to date in any­
thing in tny line.
Do You
Know the News
?
*•«' You can hnvo it nil for
•r
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Per
.TS Old th
Tn the Evenimg Telegram, of Portland,
Oregon. It is the largest evening nows-
pape published in Oregon; it contains
all th« news of the state and of the
natiot
Try it for a month. A sample
c py w I be mailed to you free. Address
Notice is hereby given to all persons not
to trespass upon th« premiF.es of Dr. Kenyon,
situated between Floras Lake and the coun­
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
cutting, or destroying timber upon said
land. $25 reward will be puid for informa­
tion leading to a conviction of trespass hh
stated above.
Dated tit Bandon, Oregon. March 14. 1901.
BEI ER NELSON, Agent.
THOMAS WHITE, Master
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I IkSlici-
LADIES’ FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
DISPATCH
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. Do
Quod, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 25c. 50c.
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
----- THE STEAMER-----
TRA Of MARK PfO<»TU»t£>
Etc
Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
----- Next Poor to 1’oRtofnce.-----
E l D orado
Leaves Bandon every morning, except
Sunday, at 7:30 o'clock and makes connec
tion« with th*» train and steamer Myrl at-
10:30 a. ni. nt ('oqnille City.
lienvpR OoqniRe Citv nt 12:30 p. tn., arriv- |
ing at Bandon at 4:30 p. m.
Ml jewelry heavily 14k gold pl.-ted. AH these 14 piece» with one box of oui I
famousCuhanSpoclal« and one quart botttoof our famous 10 year old Queen
City Club Pure Rye cannot be bright for Io»« than >11200. We ssll thi
Whiskey and Cigars in-g)||l V AO AfC.O.P with prlvileroof ex
cludlngtho 14 prise» for Uli I« I QlOsvf amination, while Whiskey
and Cigars alona cost more than we ark for the entire lot Our WliUbey L
an Abaotntely Pure 10 year old Rye and our Cigars genuine Cuban hand­
made, clear Havana,made In our own factory Theso cigar« are far better
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i ii mil' j - I than anything over advertised before WeUuaraefee the goods end refandL—
teoMoarjiraot EOEtr I An Extra Premium of an elegant Pocket knife with two blades. I eork-ecrew. 1 «igar eatUr au<
a«
•e rv
represented. *
I ghss cutter, If |3 91 is «ent In advance with order
Go.A« sent in plain package. Write U-
to*
wholeeale Price Lists of Liquors and Cigars.
Responsible agents wanted
Ord®* to-day.
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North Clark 8t., Chicago, IDk
TONSORiAL PARLORS
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Located In EL DORADO BVILDING,
First ¿Street, BANDON, OREGON
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DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ASSE NOW CURABLE
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Onlv those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WEkMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS:
B altimore , Md.. March ^o. 1901.
Centlemen ; — Being entirely cured of deafnesr. thanks to your treatment I will uow give you
a full history of my case, to be used at xour di«crct!on.
About five years ago tnv right ear began to »»ing, and thia kept on getting worse, until I lo»t
tny hearing in this ear entirely
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any Mtcce«s, consulted a num­
ber of physicians, among others, the most eminent ear specialiit of this city, who told me that
only an operation could help me. ami even that only temporarily, that the head noiaea would,
then erase, but the hearing in the aftcctc l cai wo iid be ? t f< rever.
I then saw your advertisement accidcn M1y in a \rw York paper, and ordered your treat
ment. After I had used it onlv a few day-; . <»i. -ng to your directions, the neisca ceased, and1
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in tin disrasc‘1 -.ar has been entirely restored. I thank you«
heartily and beg to remain
Very truly yours.
K A. V. ERMAN, 730S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
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