Bandon recorder., January 08, 1903, Image 1

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BANDON. OREGON: THUR1OAV.
Volum« XIX.
JANUARY
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Hay. grain tad f-»wl at N. LofMl'a
D>uti»t Ntrsng« is o miug Jan., IV.
Remember Dr Strang-'» date.
Tom Anderaoo was down last evsn-
Important Nsws Notes
week.
qnirai
P. J. Ingelsley, of Walla Walla,
Poultry kept on hand at the City
J L. Kronenberg of Parkersburg
registered at the Tupper House last Meat Market and fowls dressed on
was among tbe visitors to town yes­
Friday.
short notice.
terday.
Father Donuelly and Cland Uy
Fresh pies and cakes, baked each
Mrs. J. Denholm left for Portland
land, both of Marshfield, were in Ban­ day, tbe lab->r of Mrs. Lewin, can I»
last Mooday and will spend a mouth
don Monday.
bad at tbe City Meat Market.
Second Han<l sewing machine for
Rome Black, a former resident of visiting relatives.
Sheriff Gather came down from
Coquille last Saturday and remained
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The party who borrowed Mr Mo-
Jasper O. Osborn and Mie* Fannie over a day at this place.
James Cartwright and wife have
Itair’e nwil pnllci will please return Self were married December 31, at
it aud borrow itagain,
| the residence of T.
, McCloskey, moved back from Coquille, and Mrs.
Cartwright will go into business here.
Messrs Fred N. PerkiDs and Cbri* i of Myrtle Point.
sale
at the Furniture Store; don't Myrtle Point, died at Pocatello, Idaho,
tnias this bargain.
December 26, from pneumonia fever
J. Denholm
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r ry Goods of Every Description.
N ew Y ubk . Jan. 3.-—"Greeting to
yonr royal Lighnes*. from faithful
T i '«* da , D« i so
Ladies Co3t3,
and Collarettes.
A merging uf telephone iutere.1. is to be
»»( on foot. Thia truat will repn-aent (luO,-
subject — Marcoui.”
With a force of millions of volts ooo.ouu.
The Crown Pnnceaa of Saxony baa left
the large-t voltage ever yet obtained
her baaband and European nobility baa a
iu an electrical current. says a dis­ large pattern scandal on band.
patch from Wellfleet, Muss., to the
A steel road constructed in New York ha»
Times, the aiiove message will be proved a »accuse and uamslera waul tuure
' Haahed through the air to King Vic- ' like it.
: A robber »hot the conductor and robbed ,
tor Emmanuel of Italy from the new the passengers in a sleeper aa the train et>
Marconi station here next week, pos­ I tered iAjtnaville, Tbe conductor whs »tanned
sibly Tuesday or Wednesday. Mar­ and recovered m time to secure a rille and
coni himself will be present and will empty it at the robber as be was getting Suits
i away.
personally ply tbe tapper.
' Coal is held from the market in Chicago,
This message will mark the forma] . supposedly for higher prices.
AGENT
S RUST
openiug of the first wireless telegraph 1 Salem, Oregon, had five burglaries in
sta'ioo on the soil of the United three days.
W sdshdav Dec 31
States. The plant has been tested
Milwaukee had a *100.000 fire. Several
aud found ail right. Power is ap­ firemen were injured by tbe falling of a
plied to it by a 75 horse power dy wall.
All Kinds of Goods For
A Larue Stock Just
Ladies' Jackets and
Received.
Itainy Weather.
Capet.
uarno, and tbe apparatus throws a
Morocco rebels have twelve of the Sultan'»
spark as big as a man’s fist and as cannon.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Portugal sent warships to Morocoo to
long. The sending of a message
protect her interests.
sounds like the discharge of a rapid
Taken for
Clothing.
A robber shot »nd fatally wounded a Kan­
tire gun.
sas City »tore keeper, and a Kansas City
I woman al.ot a man who was robbing her j
Uiiudttlay Drawn Off.
henhouse. The chicken thief left a bloody !
A Telegram from T. W. Clark, who! trail.
k
A detachment of Boers will fight for King ;
and
is in San Francisco at present, states Edward in Somaliland. Africa.
that the steamer Mandalay has been) Thirty men were injured in a collision be
tween a light »witch train and a train |
drawn off.
This creates no surprise as it Las carrying workmen nt Little Kock, Kansas,
three were probably fatally injured.
been no secret that the principal own­
| Tbe Cour’bouse at Marshall. Clark coonty
er wanted her tu run to Crescent City. Ill., was destroyed ly fire. Low f fiO.OOl).
CONSTANTLY on HAND
It is reported that Krnz and other
T hursday Jan I
A b Id rogue tried to cut off a girl’s fingers,
parties will build a bout designed for
in New York, to get a valuable ring. The
the Coquille trade.
fiend was captured.
F. E. Hick, tbe photographer, will ' President Roosevelt greeted rich and
be found at the Barnard gallery for: poor alike at the White House today.
will be dispusvd of at prices that will astonish you, while there are
only a few days longer. His work is , Several funerals bad to be postponed, at
of the best quality an l all requiring; Rochester, New York, on account of driver's
strike.
To be bad in Dry G 'da, Clothinc, Shoe»
bis services should call at once.
A man was killed in Los Angeles by a
and other goods that must be sold to make
room for more.
bullet from a reveler's revolver.
<)u H; m way to S h P iii .
President K«>oeevelt was presented a gold
ltoEBBl'BO, Or., Jan. 1. Hon, Stiller pen. once tbe property of General Sberidau,
B. Hermann, of Myrtle Poiut, with by a Luug Island woman.
M onday Jau 5
bis wife and children, arrived in ti.it»
Rebels h ive dt fcaled Castro's forces and
city yohterdny by private conveyance, are nearing Caracas, Venezuela.
and are guest» of bis eister, Mrs. K
Indiauola people, of Mississippi, declare
L. Miller. Mr. Hermann i» on bis that they will not have a Negro postmaster.
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Detroit has gone into the coal trade and
wuy to Portland, whence lie will pro
will soli ooal to her citizens at cost.
ceed to Salem to attend the legisla­
F riday -Jan 2
ture of which he is a member. Mr.
Tbe Pacific cable was finished to Hono*
Hermann is exhibiting a small bottie lulu yesterday.
800 employes of the Union Consolidated
containing tfdOI) in gold nuggets,
which is part of a clean up made in ; 1 ruction Company at Chicago, have bad nn
increase of 10 per cent added to their wages ICiiKinn>*.**<*i
his Salmon Mountain mine. 25 miles, —the result of arbitration.
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from Myrtle Point, t he nnggels are
Morgau's international Marine Company
OEt». 1*. TO1'I'I5G,
mostly large an 1 smooth
Mr. Her tfok over various lines ou the Atlantic,
FOB SALE OU KENT.—A Livery barn in
Bandon
Koutu
for
Iti
horse*.
Bu.gy
shed
January
1,
and
is
now
reported
iu
control.
rnann says that two mon after two
ATKIKNE’ i ' and COEN-1.1.011 AT LAW
Mrs. W. A. Clark, wife of Senator Clark's and office nttnehed. and running *»Ur for
»tuck. Address ur apply to J. H. Joue».
month»' work made a cleau-np of
Practices in all the Court« of the State.
son died yesterday.
Bandon Oregon.
W000.
Jacob Owen, ot New York, will apply to
Office ou Stcocd Floor in Concrete Bdildiuy
the courts to remove Lis picture from tbe
ou Ftrsi 8treet,
Volcnnic Eruption«.
O.
Life Inanrance Policies aud Bonds bought
rogues’ gallery.
or uiouey loaned ou saiue.
W. Earl swam l‘J8 feet under water but
C orinto , Nicaragua, Dec. 15, via
Ü.
and Notary Public
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
San Francisco, Jan.—The vo I chdo of came to the sarface in an unconscious state.
S aturday Jau 3
Filings and Final proof a made on Horne
Santiago, about eight miles from
A land slide at Olympia covered a large «tends, 1 liaberClaims aud otter U. 8. Lauds
A. W KIJIE, M. 1>.
Granada, is sb oting out fire and at brewery aud crushed several bouses, lime
Money Loan« Negotiated on Approved
PHYSICIAN AND SUPGEON
night illuminates the heavens for ly warning avoided fatalities.
Security.
A cave-in at Oliphant, 1‘a., let several
BANDON, OREGON.
many miles around.
Office at Tupper House. Baudot», Oregon
houses down.
Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
Monotnmlio, near the sea coast, is
Calls to all parts of town and county
A Bntir.b vessel lost six of her crew by
promptly answered day ur uight. Office uu
belching forth smoke.
yellow fever in making tbe trip from Pana­
XV Hu? don. Il I»
corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets
I-abieo, iu Salvador, shoots forth ma to Port Townsend.
SKIN
Anarchists want the life of tbe vice presi­ DIGESTIVE. CBINABY AND
smoke and lava every half hour, and
W. STRANGE,
DISEASES.
at night forms a brilliant spectacle dent of Argentina for ordering them out of
Office—East Front Street,
bis couutry.
as its molteu lava runs down tbe
B asdon . O bïoom .
Rebels captured Fez, in Morocco. The
mountain side in a stream of fire.
Sultan is in critical circumstances.
BANDON, - - • OREGON.
Venezuelans were scared by the tempo­
The inhabitants of Guatemala City
fear that volcano Atitlan will breuk rary iHDd'ng of tbe Allies at Porto Cabello.
Wilt visit Bandon regularly on dates to
No firing was done.
(»applied in the Local Column.
M. E. C hurch .
out at any time.
A Boston syndicate purchased 1100 acres
Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Son
Tbe sea coast and ocean for many
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of tbe finest timoer in Newfoundland.
day at 11 A. M. and 8: P. AL
miles is strewn with pumice atone
Sauday School every Sunday at 10. A. M.
BANDON LODGE No. 133,1.0.0. I
from the volcano Santa Maria.
MARINE.
Epworth League , 7:P. M.
» I > ANDON LODGE. No. 1.1:1.1 . O. O. I’.
flAILSD.
N ew Yom, Jan. 3—Reports re­
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M.
J I > inert» every : atiod.iv eveniug.
Jan 4—Sehr Gem. O P Ellingson, to 8 F.
W. H. M ktbbh , Pastor.
ceived here from the Province of
¿Visiting brothers iu good standing
Jan 4—Sehr Ocean Spray, Ellingson to
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jáoordially invited.
Llanguibue says the Herald’s Valpar­
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E N. DE LONG, N. O.
J. M. li’TOX,
8 f.
A. O. H ott . Sec.
aiso, Chile, correspondent announces
Jan S—Sehr Onward, Larseu, to S. F.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
that five volcanoes are in actual erup­
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Jan 8—Sehr Onward, Larsen, to 8 F.
BANDOS. COOSCOUNTY,OBKUON.
tion there, though no damage has yet
akiivzd .
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First a * i.v><r,r«3ôrsï
íw
been reported.
Jan 7—Sehr May Flower, Gudmauso i,
Street.
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EO11CK, X<>. «•>♦, K. OF r Ä
days from 8 S’ to Riverton.
Capes
Boots & Shoes
Made to Measure
PROOF CORSET.
FOR WARNER
Fall and Winter Goods
\V. V. Cope came up from Dairy-
Y. Lowe.
Tbe Alabama Warblers, the colored ville Simday having business which
That new line of Moulding ie gt-
ing fast. Don’t wait until it ia all minstrel troupe which visited this called him this wuy. He remained
gone; have your pictures frame! now. section a short time ago, nre reported over till Monday.
Mrs. A. D. Walcott, of Marshfield,
In provisions and groceries G. H to nave stranded, at Woodland Cal.,
spent the holidays here with her
Magoon always curries a select stock. ' a few days ago.
Fresh supplies arriving on each ves
Miss Ella Ellingson was married parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lowe.
Ml.
to H. E. Carl, of Norway, at the C'en She returned home yesterday.
respect.
Tailor Made
Orders
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
Boots
The output of lumber over the Co­
M L. Martin, Expert Piano tuner tral Hotel, Marshfield, December 31.
Mr.
Carl
is
one
of
the
proprietors
of
quille
bar since December 11. is
Orders by postal will receive prompt
attention. Permanent address Marsh­ the Norway creamery aud tbe bride above 2,000,000 feet This is the
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, O. P. greatest amount ever towed out in
field, Oregon.
one month.
Ellingson, of Parkersburg.
C. A. Gage, of Coquille, who had
Dr. Strange was in town last night,
Dr.
A.
W.
Kime
has
Messrs.
J
W_
been helping Ed Ruckleff at Dairy-
ville, during tbe holidays, was in towu Felter and L. C. Gibson employed in and installed the A. O. U. W. officers.
in laying a first clsss floor in tbe ball Mr. N. Ford, state organizer was also
Friday on bis return bom».
he recently purchased from R H. present and will remain here for a
F oump . In Mnock’a Hall, Christ­
Rosa. J. B.Gross is having tbe lower couple of weeks.
mas Eve, a gold pin. Owner can call
story fixied up on the inside, painting,
Frank L. Lowe, who was here
at tbe residence of Mrs. Euima J
etc.
during the holidays, visiting bis
'Et iekaoo, Bandon, and describe prop
Ehler C. E, Crnmley returned home, parents, returned to M r-hfielJ last
erty.
Tneeday evening. Since leaving here Friday. He is looking forward to a
Ii. H. Rosa and Sanies McAdams
in October, h« has visited Portland. time when he will make the Coquille
have a contract to get out a lot of
Castle Rock, Hood River, and Eastern bis field of labor.
poles for the Beaver Hill mines. The
Oregon, having speot some time at
W. H. Button is up from tho scene
j>o)ea are used iu making corduroy
Condon. He will preach in Recorder of oil prospecting. He reported amaz
roads.
Hall Dext Sunday at 11 o’clock and mg progress—that drilling bad ad
News through tbe Coquille Herald
again in tbe evening at tbe usual vanced till the drill came to the snr
states that B. F. Lawrence, who is in
boor.
face aome 800 to 1200 feet down the
Arizoua. iu the interest of bis health,!
The
Coqnille
Bulletin
of
last
Fri
­
side
of the mountain—good prospect.
is getting along nicely and is gaiuiug
day had the following list of marriage
Clinton Malehorn and Al’en Boice
repid ly.
licenses issued at tbe county seat ul
.,U»7
of , Floras Creek, came lip AW
Monday
Elisha N. Smith, who owns an in­
during the latter part of tbe last of Rnf| bRTe gotie to Marshfield for u
terest in tbe Smith &. Page sawmill,
the old year: December 26, H I-' j visit
that place.
von to
tv luub
p'nvo. Fboy woro ac
on J. E. Woods’ place, was married
Carl and Ellen Ellingson; Dec. 27, • i companied from here by Clur^nc»
to Miss Maud Deyoe, of Myrtle Point,
C P Coleman and Emma M Morgan; Boice aud they propose going to Myr­
Wedndsday of last week.
Dec. 29. Herbert Manciet and Olive tle point on Friday.
S. N. B. Hunt and family who
Langlois; W W Lawhorn and Krona
Will Tenbrouk wandered this way
spent some teu days visiting st the Summerlin; VN Barker and Cora C
again
last Friday and has been help-
bay returned home Monday, They Chandler; E N Smith and Maud
iog E. Lewin a couple of days in his
were accompanied l>y W. W. Hayt s
Deyoe.
meat market. Ho will take a place
and wife, Mrs. Hunt's parent».
Enterprise: We have received a in tbe woolen mills for a conple of
The familiar sound of tbe school copy of the prosperous of tbe Golden weeks, after which be will be em­
bell raug out on the sir. Monday Eagle Dredging Co., with head­ ployed otherwise and intends to re
morning, announcing that vacation quarters at San Francisco. Tbe ob­ main here for awhile at least.
was euded, aod tbe youths of tLe ject of the new organization is to
Court Queen of the Forest, No. 17,
town were soon on th-ir march to operate extensively in the Sixes min
of Bandon will be officered as follows
take up their work of study and prog, ing region aod their properties con
dining tbe current term: E M Black
rows.
sist of 940 acres of mining ground- erby, J PR; W L Davidson, C K;
Tue school board and the hoard of There is plenty of capital behind tbe
Thomas Langlois. S C R; John Lang
health at Marshfield concluded to proposition and there may be some loin. F S; George P Topping. Treas.;
pos: pone opening the public school real activity in the Sixes before many
W V lusher. B S; A Morris, S B; J
at that place this week. Scarlet fever mouths.
T Mars, of Bandon, Trustee; A W
exists there in a mild form aud the
Tbe Bandon Dramatic Club, con­ Kime, M D, of Bandon, and W Calin,
precaution is taken io prevent it from sisting of Missses Pearl McCormick,
M D, of Coquille, Pbysiciaus.
spreading.
Katie McNair, Agues Stitt, Messrs.
George Belloui, of Floras Creek,
Benjamin F. Adams, of Smith C. J. Dalv. D. A. Patterson. E. H.
and F. Thompson, of Coquille were
River. California, Died, Decemlier, Beak, T. Robinson and R. Livesay,
iu town Tuesday night. Mr. Thomp­
24 1902. of pneumonia. He leaves a accompanied by Misses Blanche Stitt son whs on bis way to Dairyville
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wife and one child. Mr. aod Mrs and Blanch* Patterson, started for
where be will take charge of the Star
Adams visited Baudon 1 >st fall, Mrs. Coqnille this morniog wher» they
Ranch, be and Mr. Belloui having
Adams being a niece of the editor of will present the play, “A Noble Out­
made a trade whereby they exchange
the K kcobdeb .
i cast.” to oight. On Friday night places, an<! the latter will move to
Tbe nicest aud pleasantest medicine they will put the same play on at Coquille and tako charge of tbe Figg
1 have used for iudigestion aud con Myrtle Point.
place, where Mr. Thompson has been
stipation is Cbamlwrlain's Slum
Major Kinney, of the Great Central, io charge during tbe last five years.
acb and Liver Tablets,” says M»*lard figured in an aasault and battery ac
F. Craig, of Middlegrove, N. Y. “They tion at Roseburg a few days ago. It
Telegram: It becoming apparent
work like a charm aud do not gripe appears that tbe major bad figured
that a great many people were re­
or have any unpleasant effect.” For as a battering ram in tbe controversy sorting tu oil, as a partial substitute
sale by C. Y. Lowe.
aud had downed Dr. E. Dn Gas by a for coal, the oil trnst thought it a
nice time to raise the price of oil.
There were four correct guesses as violent jam of the shoulder, Kinney
Between the coal trnst and the oil
to the number of seeds iu tbe large falling on top. Dn Gas then bad trnst the people of the Northeastern
pumpkiu displayed in Sanderson Kinney arrested. Tbe disturbance States are having another kind of
Bru's, window. There were 331 seeds arose over some townsite property warm time than they like.
Shoes
A Large Stoc»k of Fresh Groceries and Previsions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
“EL
DORADO
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T. Blumenrother
S. Commisioner
J.
DENTIST,
Church Directory
Croup
The peculiar nongh which indicat s
croup, is usually well known to the
mothers of crimpy children. No time
should tie hist in th» treatment of it,
and for this purpoae no medicine has
received more nnivet-al approval than
Chamberlain's Congb Remedy. Do
Telegram: Some scientific doctor* not waste valuable time in experi­
have discovered that lemon juice is a ment, ng witli untried remedies, no
»□re destroyer of typhoid germs. If I matter bow highly they may be recom­
they are not mistaken it is a wonder
that the di-eovery was not made long mended, but give this medicine ns di­
ago. Simóle, natural remedies, rather rected and all symptoms ofcroup will
titan strong compounds, are likely to quickly disappear. I’or sale by C. Y
he the main medicines of the future, Lowe.
and chief among them will be lots of
pure air and water and salt
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Veritable n»»«»»b»rki»m.
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T opeka Kun., D-e. 31.—Superin­
tendent Charles, of the IE y’n Indue
trial School, put a display of article*
made by the lx>y» in the State Ilonse,
to »bow the teacher* what the boys
mold do io the iednstrial line The
Executive Co: ocil ordered the dis­
play taken out, declaring that uoth-
ing .»hoold be done to encourage
young people to believe that the re
form school is the proper place to
learn a trade, as such teaching would
encourage crime.
Every Bott** of Chamberlain'« Cough I
Remedy Warranted.
We garantee every bottle of Cham
berlain.a Congb Remedy and will re­
fund th« money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two-thirds of the
contents. This is the beat remedy in
tbs world for la grippe,coughs, oolds
croup and whooping congb and is
pleasant and safe to take. It prevents
any tendency of a cold to result io
pneumonia, For sale by C. Y. Lowe,
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Fresh Groceries of all Kinds
J. G. Russell and hie sister, Mrs
Beyerle of Two mile were doing
We have tbe New Home, \X bite
•V.
8. Marshall came up from New
business in town Monday.
and Singer Sewing Machine, at tbe
Magism ssys bis stock of candies Furniture Store, on tbe most reason Lake Monday remaining till next
day.
nuts, fruit, etc won’t remain. He has able terms and prices.
to keep a supply coming each week.
John B Hume, of whom mention
For a bad taste in tbe mouth take a
The last of the old year brought few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach was made last week, baa found occu
very disagreeable weather, but l‘Jt'3 and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. pat ion here aud has concluded to re­
Warranted to cure. For sale by C, main.
lias proven a decided change
tn the pumpkin, and tbe correct goes- Dn Gas had purchased. Major Kin­
pers were Bart Davidson, U llliam ney was acquitted.
Page, \S . P. Holtuan aud a sailor with
The steamer Favorite had a close
ao nnpronouticable name.
call from tire last Monday night,
We saw J. B. Marshall coming while lying at tbe wharf at Coquille
down town surly Monday morning, City. The v«>ssel was discovered to
carrying a number of carpenter’s be on Gre about 8 oclock and it was
tools. It bad a look of new resolu only by quick response and persist­
tions being tbe first of tbe year, but ent effort that tbe fire was conquered
we hardly think be meant it, as we without heavy damage. Tbe tire had
concluded that be was iuteodiog caught in the engine room which was
them to l>e used by the other fellow. quite badly charred. Tbe partition*
«/wing to the nnusnal deruaod up­ were pretty well consumed and tbe
on bis litue Dr. Strange will be unable life preservers were mostly destroyed
to get to Bandi-n until the 19th of and the glass gauge wa* broken.
January, when he will be here for tbe There was uo particular damage to
week commencing with that day. All tbe (toiler and engine* but tbe engine
ins work is first class and is fullv room and cabin sustained sufficient
warranted, and bis charges are rea damage to lay the steamer off her
»unable. Remember tbe date Jaou- run a day, The damage will reach
about F300.
ary 19, Io 23.
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Th* (*>aim<>oer: Th* new» that
R y Clark, Hutwriutendent of th* “the prevent r> ngre-« will Dot take
«tore.
Bandon Woilea Mil's Co., returned any Lavty ur precipitate at cion on
If yon want a No. I aewiog ma*
Cali at the fnroitur» «tore for np- ing from Riverton.
Monday eveniug from • visit to Sun the trust question“ baa not cau»e<l
A
fine
line
of
Rocker»
aod
Dioer»
chine give A McNair a call.
bolstering good«.
any deaths fr< m heart failure.
Francisco.
Hpecial -24 Large Stamps Photos
8. H. Holgate of Marshfield, ww at tbe Farnitnr» Star».
V. Irei«*** Telegraph
Arthur Rice, the jeweler, has tbe V. M.
25 cents, st Wrenshall » gallery Bau looking around town tbe tir»t of thia
Ntntlon.
beet thing yet in reserved seats. En- ■
don.
LOCAL NEWS.
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WANTED.—A TKC8TW OiiTHY GEN
tleiuan or lady in each county to mannge
buaiue»» for an old e»t»bii»Led house of
koi id DnanoiRl standing. A straight bona
ode »eekiv chsü salary of ♦ ■■'.‘«J paid by
check each Wednesday »Uli all exi>en-is
direct from headipiai lera. Money advanced
tor exi t oses. Maiurger. 340 Caxtou Hldg.,
Cbiuago.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
[Timber Land Act Jnne 3, 187K,]
V mitid 8T4IM L ind officb , Kot»«ina<».
O ekgo N. December 30. 1902.
Notice is hereby tfiveu that in compliance
with U d provi.si.tnte •>( the act of Ct>ngrt^s
•ti June 3. 1*7». entitled * Au act for the twit*
of timber lands iu the 8taUg of California.
Oregon, Nevada, aud Washington Ter­
ritory.*’ aa extended tu all tbe Public Land
8t itea by act of Angoat 4.
btvpben 8.
1 ittle. uf Bandon. County of Cuoa, State of
Oregon, has thia day tiled in tbia «»Ace bis
sworn statement No. 4ZJ0, for the purchase
uf the 8E * of NE;4 of Sectiou No. 5. in
Township No. Ifti 8.. Range No. II W.. and
will offer proof to show that tbe land song nt
¡a more valuaole for its timber or stone
than for agricultural parpoae«, and to es
labhsb Ins claim to »aid land before L. H.
Hazard. Conntv Clerk of Cooa County, Or­
egon, at Coquille. Oregon» on Tuesday» th<
24th day of Marco. 19U3. He names as wit
ueeees: B. L. Hirst, of Bandon. Oregon:
8 imuel Hunter, of Bandon, Oregon *. Ed
»S>tepheus. ”f Bandon, Oiegqn: R. H. K<>*a,
of Bandon Oregon.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely
tbe above de*crit»rd lands are requested to
file their claims in this otfiae on or before
said 24th day of March, t90B.
J. T. B bi DOBS.
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Ue«ister.
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twenty veer. p» iu filled case with
7 jewel movement 312 00
Have a fine line of Silverware; net knives
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velce. All flood« are unaranteed. and if not
as represented can I> p returned and jeur
money will be refunded.
All kinds of repMiriiifl neatly and prompt
ly done.
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TRF^PAM NOTH L.
Nofirn i« hereby givt n to all per*.>n« u« t
tn treepae« upon th® pr^utfaeaof T>r. Keumn.
•iruated between Flora« I»ake and the r .n i-
ty rond, in Northern Curry, by removing,
enttiug. or destroying timber n[>-n said
land. t’*' reward will b** paid f<»r informa­
tion leading to a conviction of trsapa*» a "
stated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. lik 1
FETER NELbON, Agent
Wrenshall &. Wrenshslt,
Photographers,
ROUND
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GA1LLRY.
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