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THU HSU AY. JAN. 15, 1903
EDITOHIAL.
Attorney General Knox ia of the
opinion that there in no opportunity
for monopoly if competition exist«.
Tbia 1« rather a late conclusion to
arriv« at, aince the truat power has
long sine« held the same opinion,
hence, the effort to choke out com
petition.
The Capital Jonmal remark».
“That Canada ia alowly and surely
being annexed by American immi
gration." Tbia in doublings true, but
then it in only a bauble compared to
the annexation that J. Pierpont Mor­
gan ia striving for—be in after the
British Inlea now and will soon be
ready to reach ont for Europe. He
is a merger
Governor Van Sant, who has again
town inaugurated governor of Min
nesota says: “If the court« cannot
prevent monopoly tho people can."
This is very true, but the reople will
find, have to learn to do just what the
monopolists have already learned,
and that is, to stand together and
work in harmony iu their owu in
tererts. At present there are too
many who cannot look beyond ttieir
present want», nnd already have sold,
or are willing to sell their birthright
for a mesa of pottage.
her shoulder. She had a surgeon get
it back in place as soon as possible,
bill it was quite aore and pained her
very much. Hur son mentioned that
ho had seen Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
advertised for sprains and soreness,
and she asked him to bny her a bottle
of it. which he did. It quickly re
lieved her ami enabled her to sleep
which she bad not done for several
days. The son was so much pleased
with the relief it gave bis mother that
he has since recommeuded it to many
others. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
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PO YOU NltD ANY HARO WARt?
lawe®
•t th«
If You Do
Stoves, Ranges
Druggist and
Apothecary,
t’rwdtlrf«
Drugs
«■ I«» .ft « « «
and Farm Implements. Etc
Now i« tbe time |<> f.iircliao.* H«r.lw«r
io »tock n large n.s<rtn>ent of
nd Chemicals,
n>. undersigned ha.
Hardware, Tinware, Gianiteware
Despair.
iWsth.
Liars.
I bfe-ves.
Adulterers.
AuarchisU.
Euicidev.
In fautic »des.
t'xorcide®.
Murderers.
Pandemonium.
Mrs. Tred Unrttth,
Pn.M. d < M«tr, Flab. IWul.a
lUub-r. Mir«.
N. Y. Wiuta.
“Afl«r my ttr»« »«by w.» ten) I did not
M«m to rrjaui my imnitih although th«
doctor gi.r m« « ioni« whkh h* coiui4-
«rjd viry r_-p«rlor. but iiuU.d o. Jetting
b<tur I ,r«rf weak« ,v«y day. My hup
band liubtud that I »»La Win« ol Cardul
for a w««k and M« what it would do lor
m*. I did lak« th» medkls« *nd wax vary
grateful to find my »treagth and health
»luwly returning, (a two we«k>I wai out
•I bed and in a month I waa able to take
■p my unul dutxe. I am very enthuei-
aide in it> praifta.”
Wins of Canlui reinforce« the organa
of generation for the ordeal of preg­
nancy and childbirth. It prevent, mis­
carriage. No woman who takes V. ine
of Cordui need fear the coming of her
child. If Mrs. Unrath hml taken
Wine of Cardui bef< re her baby came
she wotnd not have been weakened as
»he was. Her rapid recovery should
commend thia great remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Cardul
regulates the menstrual flow.
If ever the act of suicide is to be
commended, it is when it claims a
man who, according to bis own esti­
mate, is sneh a slave to the drink habit
that he cannot control his actions.
\\ bile we may and must pity a ha-
man being in the thralldom of ail ap­
petite that is draggiug himself and
his family down to poverty aud dis­
grace, the “only way out of it,“ when
taken does not, cause profound re­
I« Thin Free Americn.
gret. perhaps because the last stage
N ew Y oke . Jan. 10.—Ten Slavs, of,regret had been passed in seeing
ragged and half starvod, arrived hers him throw himself away.— Oregouian.
from Toms Creek, Va„ whither they
l»i'iiw cf Mixed Vice.
went six weeks ago with 32 others on
the promise of steady work in a coal
Spvkaue Chronicle.
mine at $2 50 a day. They tell astory
Tho saloon bex and th» side door
of oppression that has caused the foster and encourage drnukenuess--
Austrian Ambassador at Washington, drunkenness in men, and werse still,
Baron Hengenmueller, to st Hit an in­ drunkenness in wom»n and giila. A rec icnlxed authority—The Weekly
people—The Orrgor..ai»
vestigation, with tho object of freeing The waloon box nnd lhe side doer for
the men still at tho mine and of ob­ nisli hauntH for the libeitiue ut>d the
NOTICE l OK rC’BLICATiON.
[Timber I t.nd Act, June 3, 1878 ]
taining redress for their wrongs.
street walker I aunts where the low­
U nitfd 8 tatm I and O ffice . R o * 8 ouug
After having been hired, the m> n est vice may be practiced, whore Hie O beq
- n . J huu « j > G b, 19U3.
wi re taken to the little town of Georel. grossest lewduess goes nnreluiked.
Nutic-j is her» bv ghen flint in c^irplifinc**
on the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, The saloon box affords a safe pluce of with the ()•«»• isions <'f the act of Congres
<»f Jnne 3, 1878. eutilled. "An act for the sale
whence they drove 20 mile- across Easiness for tlie card sharp aud the of timber ia’nK m the Stat; s of California.
Oregon.
Nevada. ®nd Washington Terri
country. The next morning each man tin-horn gambler- an office where be t<»rv,” i a »x'embd
to t.H lb;* Public Limi
received several sticks of dyuamito can comfortably fleece all lhe lambs siate® bv act «f Augnai 4. 1892. < hris Ka®
müssen, of Bnndon. Coutifv of Coos. Stato
and some petroleum.
be can capture without danger of lin­ of Oregon, ha® thia day fil’d in this offic«
“These are yonr tools,“ they were ing linked to j ay fines lo either the his sworn st."*' ment N<» 42Ô7. for the pur
cha-e of the W}-» of À W l-4 and
°f SW tj
told. “They will cost you $40 and city or the county treasury. The of Section No. . 3, in Tovvnship Ñu. 29 S..
Lange
No.
14
W
.
and
will
<»ff.T
proof
t »
we will take it out in installments in saloon box is ready to harbor tLe show that ’lie land sought is tn-'re valuable
your pay,
buuco ateerer and the confidence man for its timber or stone than for agricultural
pur« ose®, raid to establish bis claim to said
The men worked 11 hours tho first
to receive th' in and their victims Inml before L H. Hrz r.i C unty Clerk of
day. At night they received 50 cents rent free, police interference barred I Coo® County, On ;'»'n. at Coquille, on M> n-
the 30 day nf March, 1*4'3. He names
each, instead of $2 50. and they pro and no questions naked. The saloon day.
as witness's: A. !• Hadsatl of Parkersburg,
tested. But they were told to be box is patronized by the lowest of Oregon. Nathan ^•.‘.rk!<»w, of Bandon. Ore
gou. G B. Cox. of Baiidoi», Oregon, R. H.
careful of their money as they would female creatures women for whom Rosa, of Ban-loti. Oregon.
nnd all p r>r r.s claiming adversely
bo expected to pay for purt of the no n<-t is too shameless, no niea s too the Any
abovedoicribed Innds are requests! to
cost of their materials ont of it at the eonlemptible- ready ev-r to exchange file tb»-ir ck inis in this office ou or before
end of the week. This condition of the Inst semblance of decency for a said 30 day uf March, llKiS.
J. T. P b ’ dof ®,
Register.
affairs continued for three weeks. chance to pick the pockets of their jaul’»
Then 42 mon escaped. All but 10 dupes.
were recaptured and taken back to
Nnnk ftSurc Enon^li.
the miuo.
l'aient ai..| l’r> prietnry Preparation*»
Toilet Articles,
Glassware, Crockery and
Draggle!« Naatirlew.
PrarrMis. Bursurs, Broxogs, Soars I’nint«. Oil«. Hoor« wn«l SVIntloM«.
Tl.NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
N ets AMD C axdibs .
Cfg»r«, Tub««*«» a and Clgaietr?«.
Fnintti, OiU. Glasaea. and Fainter ? Supplied
You Can t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
M. BREUER’S
Boot« mid Klioe«
Repairing!neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds-
B< il Room Suites
Curtain P >les and Vine
Wall Paper and
and Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses ,u,a
Furniture Repairing and Ss^-filin^ a Specialty.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
GlaSS Unt and Fitted to Order
All
uioso Sizes and weigts kept on band
'ÏÏÏ/ÏÏ"*
UNDERTAKING
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robe® «nd Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
E. LEWIN, Prop.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
All kimls kept,
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. HEADCHEESE
nml VEAL always ou baud,
CORNED BEEF.
Hotel Coquille
PICKLED POLK
BUTTER, EGG, and
J
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
r Turrmt. Proprietor.
of all kinds.
Meats Delivered to peraons living on th«’
River, nr al.»ng the binge Honte*
Morgan’s Atlantic combine has
SO YEAR3*
rained the price of freight between
EXPERIENCE
New Yoik nnd Euiope, aud to escape
tLis tax, Chicago shippers are ship
ping by way of New Orleans. This
however, will only add activity to
Morgan's thought producer and he
T rade M arks
will noon concieve a plan to dry up
D esign «
C opyrights Ac.
the New Orleans route or else cover
Ar.von® sending a sketch and deecrintlon may
quickly aacortaln our opinion free whether an
it with a full value-received mortgage.
invention ta probably patentable. Communica-
tions strict Iv t oufidentlaL Handbook on Patenta
Such little incidents are not permitted
•ent free. Oldest agency for accu ring patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
long to disturb the repose of the
•po-iai noftee, without cbargo, iu the
world's grentest financier nnd schemer.
llepnrtinent of the lot« rk»r.
U nited S tatus L and O ffice , Roseburg'.
His motto, “The world is mine and
A handsomely illustrated weekly. J.ars’est cir­
The I'ree Bcpthft is autberi’y for Oregon.
Dec 23 liM»?.
culation of an7 scientiUc Journal. Term», |3 a
its citizens are my tools,“ has strong
Telegram: J. P. Morgan & Co. are the following, wt ick would indicate
A sufficient, runt* * t affidavit h’tving been
year; four months,
Bold by all newsdealers.
in this office by Jnnv s Crowlev. <•<•11.
indication» of fulfillment.
said to have made $12,000,000 clear his snnkesbip lias taken a new de­ I filed r nt.
ngainst boniofli» nd e ntry No 8730
Breach Office, 636 F 8t„ .v'aahlugton. I). C.
profit last year. Some estimates ar. parture: The “whiskey snake“ so'-m» ' mud** Jnly 2». 1836, for SE*4 ‘T SE’T. S fo -
Senator Elkins, of West Virginia,
tion 3’1, Mi'ti i.bj of NW^. sW’i <»f NEl|. j
much higher. This would be in the to have become, a reality and in ‘'Ken- ! , Section
31» T hwi el.ip 29 S., K;in^.e 14 W.. by '
wnnta fifty more battle ships. Is it
neighborhood of $380 for every man, tacky whiskey" at that. It will not ' E I ward V. 8n«ilh. c mt* stee. in wbicb it is 1
not astonishing bow many battle ships
j alleged tbst s ti.i qntryinan I ms not l>. ett on i
woman and child in Portland. Sup­ hereafter be a m ilter of snrpiise if 1 the hind or improve«! it in any wav for over ’
it requires to keep peace on enrtb and
posing there are 20,000 families here, drinkers “see snakes." Mr.L.O.O’- | four years, that ti e only time he resided
I upon the land was in the sutunicr uf 189G
teach good will to men? Of course it
it would be $2100 for each family, It
, and he has not returned to it since; that h$
is all right; the nation may go in‘o would be over $100 for every man, Firpa, a young man, in the Blue Gruss has abandoned the land and »old the iiu-
State, became hilariously drunk, Imt i nrovements to others and has removed from
business and spend millions of dollars
woman and child in the state of Ore was suddenly sobered by a remarkable ' t hi® section of the country; aid that sni-i
in building machines to destroy life,
allege«! absenco from the said Imd is not
P. ß. HOYT, Prop
gon. This one year’s profit of one experience. In drinking a tumbler ' . due
!•> his employn ent in the Army, Navy,
but it must not enter into any occu­
or
Marino
Corps
<
f
the
United
States
du
corporation is more than the assessed of whiskey, he felt a slimy, wiggling
1 ring the war with Sj.at.s or during any other I.ocnte.1 In EL DORADO BUILDING,
pation that will give equal oppor­
value of Multnomah County. Includ­ substance in his throat, accompanied war in which the I niird States may ho en­
First st niel. BANDON. oi ; i <; on
tunity and comfort to all its citizens
ing Portland. It would tuild and by a slinging sensation. Within an gaged as a private soldier, officer, seaman
or marine, said parties are hereby notifi'd
It must keep clear of all that would
equip 1000 mile of railroad. It would hour after reaching home, he was to appear, ro.-pond and offer evidence j
tend toward higher life ami greater
s.dtl alligation at 10 o’clock A M.. i
do many other things, too numerous taken with acute stinging pains in ■ touching
on February 13. I'.Jtfl. before (\ T Blumen-
possibilities. ParMitM must have a
tomention. Well, what of it? Noth­ bis stomach, which grow rapidly ' rother, U. N. C'»o»n»i«si«»ner at Bandon. Ore ;
body to feed upon, and that body is
(and that final hearing will be held at Bathroom newly fitted up with Poreclaiu
ing. It's all right, most people think, worse, and despite all the physicians gon.
Tuh. Hut ui Colil Ballis 2.1 cent®.
10 o'clock A. M. on February 23. 1903, before
the greater part of tbe human family.
but they should not wonder, when could d<>, he died within a few hours th»» Register nnd Receiver al the United
States Land Office in Unseburg. Oregon.
Senator Cullom has submitted an $50,000,000 or $40,000,000 « year can in great agony.
The said cont; slant having, in a proper
filed November 15. 19 J h « t forth
mjtitin.st bill, but Senator Hoar be made by a little coterie of men,
An autopsy revealed in hisstomnch affidavit,
facts which show that after doe diligence
thinks it of no value, and comes for- and half as much or more by one man, a tiny reptile about two inches long, 1 I [»ersonal service of thi« notice can nut be j
j made, it is hereby ordered and directed that '
ward with one of his owu to supply that socialists are multiplying.
of a tilery red color, with two small ' • such notice be given by duo and proper Two i’ltprr® f.»r «Io Files* of tine. You
Get the X'eiu of the VVorl I mid
the relief aimed at. Representative
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needle like licrus protruding from its ' publication.
J. T. B btdoes Rrgi.^er. •
the 1 oral New* Thrown
Jenkins, chairman of ttie judiciary
9100 Reward 9100
head. With these, it bad, in this short
«1. H. B ooth Receiver.
in mb a Ba gain.
committee, has no faith in the efficacy
time
torn
the
liumg
of
the
stomach
The readers of this paper will 1'0
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
of either, aud would like a constitu­
so as to completely destroy its func­
pleased to lenrn that therj is nt least
To those w . v ! iq p iv up arrearages and a
[Timber L uik I Act. Jnne 3, 1878 ]
tional amendment placing the con­
tions. A careful examination of the
year in advauco. ai d to ail n*-w subscri­
one dreaded disease that science has
! U nited S tate ® L and O ffice . R osi hvbq .
trol in the hands of congress. As con­
bers who pay iti advance, we make the
been able to enre and that ib Catarrh. svlooni-t's barrel of whiskey, from O regon . Dtcen !>er 1G. 1902,
Notice is her» bv piven tlmi in compliance
ditions now exist, trusts control cong
which
the
glass
was
drawn,
revealed
following propositi4»n comprising several
Hall's Catarrh Cure is the ODly posi­
with the i » i "visions of th- net of Congie<®
different coupiets to select froru:
ress, but what would obtain if the
of Jnne 3, Ib7H, enti’led “ \n act f« r ♦ he «me
tive cure now known to the medical some dozen or more of these little of
timber l.and^ in th ■ St ’tvs of CnliforniH,
P rick of P ublications per Y eas .
opposite came to pass is not in evi­
reptiles in the dregs. Only the pro­
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­
( rctft.n. Nevada, an I Wa^bitnrfon Fern
B andon I' bocddeb
$2 00
dence. As it is a few crumbs fall to
tection of the police prevented a riot t«>ry.”iiA extended to nil the Pnblic Lniid
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Ststi's by f(’t of \n »nst 4. 1K92. Wesley
Sin Francisco B dletin
6 00
the l<»tof legislators, but if the con­
nnd
the
destruction
of
that
saloon!
M ick, of Park« rsbur«, C »nnty of <5»«»s.
is tnken internally, acting directly up­
Portland Evening Telegram
f. 00
trol changes what will the trust pro­
State of Oregon, has this day filed in this of
But
we
go
on
protecting
the
saloon
Weekly Oregonian
1 50
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
1 fice hisswont vtatenn nt No. 4161. f n the pur­
jectors get? Wo should like to see
50
the system, thereby destroying the while the whiskey itself breeds snakes chase of tin L»>t» 3. 5 A' 6 of 8eetk»n No. 13, Appeal to lit as«.u
in rownshipNo 29 8.. Range No. 14 W.. nnd
them got justice, but are of the
Onr Offer.
foundation of the disease, and giving of various kinds and destroys men, will offer proof to ahow tbnt t b^ land sought
opinion that they are like the Irish­
is more valnable for it® timber or alone than
the patient strength by building tip body and soul.
The Bulletin is one of the lending pnpe
fur Hgrirultnral purposes, and to e-tablinh
man, who was lamenting loudly
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the Constitution and assisting nature Fvcry But I I p of ChainltprlalnS Cotigh iiis claim to said land before L. H. Hazard, of the West, nnd is h daily published in San
because of criminal proceedings
Countv Clerk . f C od ® Connty. Oregon, at Francisco, and gives all the news. Our offee
in doing its work. The proprietors
K«*ine«ly Warranted.
Coquille, on Tuesday, lhe 17th day of March. includes lhe Sunday Bulletin.
against him tn the court, and who,
1903. He ni»TD'»s as witnos’ ew: A. E. Had-
have so much faith in its c^irative
Recorder nnd Bulletin, one yenr.. $6 00
wheu offered the consolation that he
sall,
of Parkersbnri?. Oretfun, E. Prewett, of
We garautee every bottle of Cham
powers, that they oiler One Hundred
Parkersburg.
Oregon. W. A. Doak« of Park
Recorder and Bulletin, one month
50
would receive justice, exclaimed, "Be
berlain.s
Cough
Remedy
and
will
re
­
ersburg On gun, J A. Doak, of Parkers
Dollars for any case that it fails to
The Portland Evening Telegram is issued
burg.
Oregon.
jatrers that's just what I’m afraid of."
fund the money to anyone who is not 1 Any nnd all pcr®<»n® claiming adversely six time* a week. It gives all the news that
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
It is uot justice that trust projectors
above described lands are requested to is worth reading and up to time of going to
Aildress. F. J. C heney A Co.. To­ satisfied after using two-thirds of the . the
file their claims in this office ou or before press, much of it being 24 hours fresher than
wnut. It is the earth and the fullness
contents. This is the best remedy in Mid
ledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75c.
17tb day of March, 1903.
when it reaches here through any other
thereof.
J. T. B p . jdoe ®.
the world for la grippe, coughs, colds
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
janl
Register.
journal.
croup nnd whooping cough nod is
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Rockefeller, ar.R general, has proved
Recorder and Telegram one year.
.V)
pleasant and safe to take. It prevents
For a weekly newspaper the Weekly Ore
ilnrrnni'n big pinn«
a success. He did not conquer on the
any tendency of a cold to result iu
goninn lends in the Northwest, aud gives
battle scarred field where patriots
[Timber Lenii. Art June 3, 1S7S.J
O ttawa . Ont, Jan. 10.—Th. Mar pneninonia. For sale by C. Y. Lowe,
all the news usually contained in a weekly
shed their blood in behalf of freedom
V nitsd S tat ,:» I. a « d times, R osbbubo . paper.
coni Wireless Telegraph Company of
OaaooK.
Decemte-r
23.
11*02.
and their lights, but be greased bis
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .$2 50
Canada ha» given notice of an appli­
|Uf»riCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
way into greedy commercialism un­
It is the duty of each person to seek in­
¡
”
coin;,li.i:.ce
"ith
he
proriftions
of
the
cation to Parliament for an act of in­
net of Congress of Jane 3. IK’S, entitled "An formation along all line® that tend toward
til he controls the kerosene business.
corporation to transact and do bnsi
set for the ftftte of t’luber lands in the bringing about better conditions and greater
Now when Rockefeller says “tlivule
I
States
of California. Oreg- n. Nevada, and proaperitv for the human family, and for
tie»» nil over British North America,
I Wa.bington T» rritorv." «» extended to nil
np,” each victim dives into bis pocket
the British Isles, Europe, and on the If yon ltorrn't a rrmlar, healthy movement of the the Pabhe Lend States bv act of Aaga.t 4. the purpose of giving onr readers a chance
for the change. Rcx-kefeller, when
Keep yotir 1 1WB.
Elmer E Doyle, of Parkersburg. to inform tbemselve® we give them the best
Atlantic an<l Pacific Oceans, and on 1 >v. ex • every day. j<»u re I ill or > will the b-'. nbai-eof
vio­
he takes in tiis nuetirned increment, the islands and places near the same. nowela
Any doetrine that*
lent pity sic <>r pill poieon, i» dansrei oub . The eniooth- , Connty of Coo», Sfati of Ore,on. lu-s this —Appeal to Reason.
e.-t. r->-•?■ », uuMtt jw rfv< r way of keeping the bowels day tiied in th'» offloe his «worn statement
doe® not appeal to the highest order of rea
is above the highwayman in this: Powers also are asked for leasing or clear and clean is to take
I No. 4IfVI, for lhe purchase c.f the Lot» 4. 5, soning is not safe.
CANDY
SWA, of NE'», »nd SE", f NW.U, of Seo-
That he ba* immunity from prosecu­ purchasing existing telegraph, tele­
Reeorder and Appeal to Reason... 92 00
I tion No. ", iu Township No. 29 S.r Range
CATHARTIC
phone
or
cable
companies.
tion for robbery, and in perpetratiug
No. 1.1 West, and will offer pr »of to »how
th»t the land »ought i- more valnable fur it»
the act does not have to reach into
The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo-
timber or «tone th»n for egrienltntal pur
—THE STEAMER-----
i po«es »nd to eftlahlish hl« claim to seul l«nd
bi* victim's pockets f r the cash, as ' cratle newspaper. IS p-Rva. full of ne»«-
l»etor* L. H. H u«rd. 0 einty Cle.tr, of C-t-w
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it is an automatic process which
County, nt CoqOill«. Ortgon on Hatnrday.
the T liar of M ireli I.«' I. He nan o ns wit
causes his dupes to respond and dose Journal. P. O. Box 111. Portland. Or.
news: J. E- H«u». of I’erkeubnrgt Ir-gon.
not admit of delay. How do we like WAN ri D.—A TRUSTWORTHY GEN-i
Edward Obrnttn.of Parkersburg Oregon.
THOMAS WHITE, Master
or lady in each connty to mana e
Columba« Hngn, of P.»rker«burg Oregon.
it? Some take consolation in the tieman
bn«inr®s for an old established houae of sol­
EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY
John Heß», of Parkersburg. Oregon.
tb'.nght that they would do likewise id financial standing. A •freight, bona fide ' Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good,
Any nnd »II per*- n« rlatroing ndv.rtfly
Y/cave® Bandon every rooming, except
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,a »»
nK”t »""i.',‘X0“
m
f
(M) p"
p«ld
bv ®
check
. the above de«.-r:l»cd land« »re rec(oe»ted to Sunday, at 7:30 o’clock Rttd make® Connec­
if tlo oppotlnmty presents; some such Wednesday
with all expenses direc» li«aiiii Address
I file their eiainu in tbia office on or Iw-fore tion« with the train and steamer Mvrl at
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flT»nil>H BKXKBY ri»SPA*T. CnSCACO er trw TOM.
headquarter®.
Money advanced
“saw wood,“ and others strive to turn from
' said 7th day of Mnrch 1903.
10:30 a. rn. at Coqaillo City.
s. Manager, 340 Cat ton Bldg, (hi
J. T.Bntnors.
Leave® C »quiiIr City at 12>3 p m., arriv­
on the light that equity may obtain.
cago.
I jnnl
Register.
ing at Haddon at 4$0 p. tu.
Contest Holies.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man
1W.X >rI>4
Dealer in
Miners' Supplies.
Sckiitiiic American.
MUNN & Co.«’— ” New York
E l D orado
This well known but, I is now under new and com­
petent management sin! Las been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. Thu table service is equal to
any in Soul hern Oregon. S imple rooms for com­
mercial men. B.iggagc trims] cited to and from
boats tit d trains free of charge.
Fine new i'nr lu connection with the hotel.
DEPARTMENT
1 h now supplied with a full and complete flock of
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware.
and Miners’ Supplies
We carry a complete stock of
Took, Cutlery, Doors ar.d Windowv
TINNER’« SHOT IN
CONNECTION.
l'lpe Fitting, sitil PlnmblUff a <p.*cialty.
LEDGERVÍCCD & CORSCN
Oregon
Bandon,
E. BARGE RON.
OVS8 HARKE.
Bandon Meat Market
EOHGETiON & BARRE, Props
What "iV? Can Do For You
Notice For Publication.
DISPATCH
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Frech Beef. Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
F ips !) VegetaNe«,
Ponltry, Eg««, Butter und all Farin I’rodnee. and a
Generous supply of fresh Groceries
Notice for Publication.
[Timber Land, Act June 3$ 1878.]
L’ nitfd S tate « L and U fficm , II ohkhtbu ,
O reuon , Dec. 1.1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provision® of the not of Congrc ■**< of
Jnne 3. 187‘. entitled “An act for the »«I«- of
titular land in the State® of California .Ore
gon, Nevada, and Wanking tun Territory.”
an extended to all the Public Land State*
bv ac* of August 4, 1392, William A. Doak,
of Parkersburg, comity of Coot, State of
Oregon, ha® tbi® day filed in thia office Im
RWorn Hfatement. No. 4ht»‘J, for the purchase
of the EK«»f SWM.BWtf of BE’i of Sec­
tion No 2.5 in Township No. 29 8., Range
number 14 West, and will offer proof to flbow
that the land fluUi.Lt is more valuable for
it- tin; u«r or «tone than for agricntoral
¡mrpoMea. and to eMtablirih hi® claim to wnid
and before L. H. Hazard. County Clerk of
Coos county, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 17,
d iv of February, 1903.
He name« as witnesses: Ed w » rd Ohnisn.
of ParkerHbarg. Oregon, W. D Mnck, of
I __________
’arkerMburg.
_ Oregon,
_______ A. E. H ai I ss II. of
PsrkerHburg. Oregon. <1. A. Donk, of Park-
emborii. Oregon.
An, nnd nil persons claiming adverslv the
i<bo,e-d< scrilted lands nre rrqut-ated to filo
ttieir claims in thia oltioe on or before said
17 da, of February, 1903.
J. T. R biposs ,
deoil
Ketriater.
J. L. THOMPSON
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
—o——
Shaving Ji.5 fen»»,
Huth« 5Í.» Ont«.
Workmanship np to date in any­
thing in my line.
—Next D.>ur to Pofttoir.ee.—
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
[Timber 1.and Act «June 3. 1878.J
U nitkd S tatu L and Ornes, IU amiiw ,
O bxgon . December 30. 191 »2.
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provmiouF of the not of Cungrev®
of June 3, 1J<78. entitled ‘'A'# act for the »ale
of timber land® in the States of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washinston Ter­
ritory,’’ as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of Angosl 4. 1892 Stephen 8.
I-iltle. «if Bandon. County of (>»o®, State of
Oregon, has thia day filed in thia office bis
sworn statement No 4220, for the purchase
oftheSE^ of NE‘i' of Section No. 5. in
Townahip No. 29 8.. Range No, 14 W., and
will offer proof to allow that the land «onght
i® more valuable for its timber or stone
than for nuricultnral purposes, and to ea-
tabliab his claim to said land before L, H.
Haxatd. County < lerk of Coos Oiunty, Or.
«■«<»», al Coquille. Oregon, on Tuesday, the
24th day of March. ¡903. He names as wit-
nesses: R. L. Hirst, of Bandon. Oregon:
Samuel Hunter, of Bandon. Oregon: Ed
Stephens. of Bandon, Oregon; R- H Rosa,
of Bandon. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
fib* their claims in this office on or before
said 24th day of March, 1UUB.
J. T. Hwrxitt,
janfl
Register.
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