Bandon recorder., February 19, 1903, Image 4

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W. C, T. U. COLUMN.
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WfiOX 4»D nonixroa.
SUBUOIUPTWE RATS*.
THURSDAY, FEB. 19. 1903.
EDirORIAL.
Tba blockade ia etijl on at Salem,
and there is go sign of raisiug it soon
Fulton seems to eommaud tbe block­
ading squadron. Lato pews, however
indicates that R. D. Hume baa hie
weather eye on tbe plum bush watch­
ing foe the frnit to ripen.
Anamby »aa rife in a West Virginia
town when John H. Winder, general
manager of tbe Kanawa A Hocking
Vajley Company, Den Hanna, eon of
Senator Hanna, and W. A. Clark,apo
of Senator Clark of Montana, aaaanlt-
ed Hon. W. O. Caidwell, a member
of tba JsgisJalpre, and appropriated
hie carriage to tbeir own use, leaving
tbe victipa of tbeir assault tn an up
cooMfona alate. Jf the offenders bad
been common people, arrest would
have been swift and punishment cer­
tain, bnt it baa been said: ‘•The King
can do no wrong.” Money is king,
and these favored sons of tbe great
apd rich, cqp perform acts of anarchy
and go unpunished, while if common
persons commit like deeds, clemency
js the Jast fbipg thought of and nev­
er seriouely entertained. There haa
bean load denunciation of Herr Moet,
pod yet we doubt if he was guilty of
•p bei POPs cppdpct as these disciples
pt anarchy have revealed. Justice
demands redress, and the public wel­
fare demands that these criminals be
punished as befitting common rowdies.
They Owa Tbe Eapth.
¿fterpfey Ip W«s* ▼»»«Inks—Ferpwtenteya
Immune From Arrest.
I hare need Chamberlain’s Cough
The De»l W O T U meeting takee
Remedy for • number of yeare and place Tuesday, al 2:30, P. M., at the
bave do hesitancy in saying that it is M- E Church.
the beet remedy for coughs, colds and
Ge Right ob Worxlag.
croup I have ever used io my family.
I have not words to expresa my cop Ab yes. tbe task is bard, 'us 1rs«,
fidence io this remedy. - Mgs. J. A
Bet whet's ILa usa of sigma«?
Mooax. NoaTg B tax , M io «. For sale They're soonest with Ihsir deltas through.
Who bravely keep aa trying.
by C, Y. Lowe.
THEDFORD S
BUCI í MA«
According to one press dispatch
with reference to the Littlefield anti­
trust bil), it provides that it shall ap­
ply oply to ''corporations hereafter
organised,4 Wbat bettor thing than
thio could the trusts want? All they
have to do is to get together and
“merge“ before tbe President signs
tbe law. Tbe whole thing looks like
a farce—or like chaff thrown ioto ths
people’s eyes. Littlefield's talk may
be taken aa expressing tbe extreme
anti trust sentiment, so far as tbe
Republican party ia concerned. And
be justified trusts. He said in effect
that we inherited them, and conld not
get rid of them. His whole speech ia
an argument or an apology for the
things that are, as against tbe things
that should be. He was a man whom
tbe people much depended upon, but
tn whom, like so many others, they
are somewhat disappointed. He said
there were trusts in England centnrisa
ago. Being a scholar, be showed that
there was a trnat 23(0 years before
Christ. Very true. We admire your
scholarship, Mr. Littlefield; it shines
somewhat; but wbat has that got to
do with preset conditions in tbe
United States of America in tbe year
1903? What has all this learning to
do with
Vampire Rockefeller?
Gorgon Morgan ?
With tbe murdering coal trnat?
With the starving beef trust?
Because there waa something sim­
ilar 2300 years before Christ, shall we
therefore submit to be plundered by
processes of law? Because a thing is
5000 years old, ia it therefore right or
irrestible? or unrefortnable? And
because there was an iniquity in the
earth 2300 years before Christ, did
the people elect yon to defend it ?
Mr. Littlefield’s speech, if it means
anything, means that these astonish
ing and alarming inequalities are
merely inevitable, inexorable, natural,
not to be avoided or controlled—like
tbe sunshine and the tides, tbe mur­
muring of water and the whispering
of winds. You only need to make
another speech to show that trusts
were invented in high heaven, and
are a gift of the great and gracious
God, to whom we all reverently,
humbly and, and devoutly bow.
But there’s Rockefellef
And there’s Morgan.
And there’s Carnegie.
Now tbe American people dot’t
blame a man for succeeding, nor for
getting rich. A thoughtful local
preacher, Dr Creeeey, aaid that very
nicely last Sunday. But he only said
it incidentally in developing a sermon
on a text: “Whatsoever a man sowelb,
that shall be also reap.“ No, we
Americana like men wbo succeed.
We applaud tbe man wbo succeeds,
and properly, rightly. But we do
object, and have a right to object, to
laws, to legislators, to authorities,
helping men to succeed by taking
dimes and dollars from tbe multitude
and pouring them into the pouches
of a few men.
Now thia ia exactly what tbe ma
jority of Congress has been doing for
forty years. When tbe Democrats
had a chance they did tbe same—and
even worse, because they not only lied
to the people about what they would
do if they had a chance, but they
proved, as they bad ou many previons
occasions, that they were utterly in­
capable of doing business at all—
and that, at least, tbe Republican
party can do, and baa done, always.
No, Mr. Littlefield; because there
waa a trust 2300 years before Christ
is not a sufficient excuse for tbe ex­
istence of
Gourmand Rockefeller, and
Gorgon Morgan.
Unless you do something besides
quoting ancient history, the country,
by 1908, will elect
A Socialist for President.
Tbe People mean business.— Tele
gram.
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Half» Fwiiy WH m ü)« W.
Strive patiently and with a will
That «ball not ba defeated;
Keep singing at your taak aulii
You aee it eland oom plated.
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Nor let th« olouda of doubt' draw.near.
Yoqr sky's glad sunsbiue marking;
Ha brava, and Sil your haart with obaar.
And just go right on working.
—Nixon Waterman, in August Baccara.
A «<>■»■• Phll«a»pbj'
A court was bearing a case of
“drunk, third arrest.“ The judge
turned to th® womau who stood near,
whose worn sorrowful face bad
touched bis heart, and said:
“I atp sorry, but I must lock np
your husband.“
The injured wife, victim of the
legalized liquor trafie, ono of the
many who “take the consequence
while the husband takes the drink,“
bad no thought of touching deep
moral or economic problem«, but only
of plain, every day common sense
when she replied:
“Your honor, wouldn't it be better
for me and the children if you locked
up (he saloon, aud let my bnsbaml go
to work?“
A Jadg -'a Indictment.
If any class of citizens has opp<>r
tnnity to measure tbe havoc winch
tbe rum trafie brings to acotnuniuity,
that class is composed of our judges
and lawyers. From tbe bench have
come some burning iudictmeals of
tbe liquor oligaicby.
The one we herewith quote is from
Judge G. W. Herdman of Jerseyville,
III. He says: “During fifteen years
on tbe bench, I observed that one half
of tbe crime committed, and one half
tbe causes for divorce, were Irnceuble
to tbe drinking of intoxicating liquors
Tbe drinking of intoxicating liquors
has increased all manner of crime
it begets crime. It has increased di­
vorce litigation—it begets divorcee.
It has increased the number of in­
mates in our almshouses—it begets
paupers. It has crowded tbe state
asylnm for feeble minded children
aud idiots—it iR-gets idiots Rud feeble
minded children. It has overcrowded
our asylums for the insane—it beg.-ts
jOsnnity. It is increasing tbe burdens
of government, federal, at ate, conuty,
and municipal, at a fearful rate, aud
demands tbe most heroic treatment
to rid us of its baleful presence and
baneful effects.“
True, Judge Herdtnan, every word
true. Is it not about time that tbe
American people were waking up to
tbe unspeakable peril of the situation?
N«t Ram In the Army.
The great railroads of the country
will not allow their employes to drink
liquor while on dnty. Some of them
prohibit the men from drinking even
while they are off duty.
That is right.
Many of our large manufacturing
and merchantile houses will not em­
ploy a man who is intemperate, and
are coming to insist more -ind more
upon to'al absliuence.
But the war department of the
United States makes uo such demand
of the bqys who enlist in its service
If practical temperance is good for a
railroad employe or a uierchaotile
clerk, why is it not good for a United
States soldier? Or, if the practice of
temperate habits works to the advnu
I age of a railroad corporation or a
business house, why would it not
work to the advantage of the Ameri­
can army? The claims by officers of
the war department that our soldiers
must bare grog, is a disgrace to them­
selves, to the army, and to the nation
which snpporta it.
If tbs present army cannot gel
along without rum-drinking, and all
aorta of revelry and debauchery, turn
the drunkards out. and fill op the
rank« with clean yaang fellow« wbc
are masters of themselves, aod not
the slaves of a vicious and disgusting
habit.— Epworth Herald.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Tlmbev Land AB J wm 3 1S7S.
UntTBD S tatb « L aud Ornes, at R o « b -
neaa Oaaoou. January 19, VJU8.
Nntioa ia hereby given that in ooniplianne
with tbe previaiou« <»f the act of Coogreas
of Jone A 1878, entitled. "An ad tor the
rale of limber land» in tbe Btatea of Cali­
fornia. Oregon. Nevada, and Washington
Territory," as extended to all the Pnhlio
Land State« by act of August 4. lWri. Way
ran C. Parker, of Parkersburg. County of
Cooe. Blate of Oregon, haa tbia dav filed in
this offioe bia «wore statement No 432». for
the purchase of the BE1< of BWk of Sec­
tion N» »1. in Township No 27
Range
No. 18 Weal, and will <mer proof to show
that the land sought is more rateable for
ite timber or alone than for agricultural
parpMet. and to establish his claim to raid
land before L. H. Harard. County Clerk of
Coria County, llregon. at Coquille, on Than
day. the 9th day of April. 191«. He names aa
witneaee«: A. E Hadrall. of Parksr-barg,
Oregon; J. L-Kronenherg. of Parkeraburg.
Oregon; Guj Drew, of Parkersburg,Oregon;
F. J. Faby, of Psrkerebarg. Oregon.
Any and all persons elsiming adversely
the above d. eorilred land« are reqne.ted to
file tbeir oiaims in thia office on or before
raid »th day at April. l«0fi.
J. T. Baioona.
Jaa»
Thedford's Black-Draught has
saved doctors’ bills for more than
sixty year»- F*« the common fam­
ily ailments, such as constipation,
irdigteti"” hard colds, bowel com­
plaints, chills and fever, bilious­
ness, headaches and other like
complaints no other medicine is
necessary. It invigorates and reg­
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ulates
the liver, assists digeetiaa,
■timulates action of the kidney»,
purifies the blood, and purgee the
bowel» of foul accumulations. It
cures liver complaint, indigestion,
sour sjomach, dizziness, chills,
rheumatic pains, sideache, back­
ache, kidney troubles, constipation,
diarrhcea, biliousness, piles, hard
colds and headache. Every drug­
gist has Thedford's Black-Ih-augnt
in 2.5 cent packages and in mam­
moth size for 11.00. Never accept
a substitute. Insist on having the
original made by the Chattanooga
Medicine Company.
I btlUvs Thedford's Black DrautM
Is th« but mtdkins on swth. It to
good for saw and everything. I have
a family of twelve children, end for
tour years I have kept than on foot
and healthy with no doctor but Black- ,
Draught A. J. GREEN, lOewara, U i
LOWE,
Jf
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Druggist and
Apothecary,
Clears, Tobaccos aud Ciffarattas.
Paint«. Oil«. G!«««•«. and Painter’« Supplied
Miners’ Supplies.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth for $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
M. BREUER’S
Dealer lit Hoots and Shoes
Repairing'neatly and pr&mptty don« at
lowest living prices.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Buitee
Curtain Pole« and Fine
Walt Paper and
and Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
Ilouae Lining.
--------- HEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES ---------
Cabinet Shop In Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
Furniture Repairing and Haw-filing a Specialty.
niagg Cut and Fitted to Order- All
UiSSS S1W, «nd weigts kept on bind
Picture Framing
neatly done.
UNDERTAKING
U 1 ULI1 I nrviltw
A Fall Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robes and Goode, and Undertaking Buppliea
Gouatautly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
All Finds kept,
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. HEAD-CHEESE
»nd VEAL always on hand,
CORNED BEEF,
Hotel Coquille
PICKLED PORK
BUTTER, EGO, and
J. Y. TIirPKM. Frwprletssr.
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
vt all kinds.
Meats De live red to persons living on the
Hiver, or »long the Stase Hoot«
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This well knuwu hotel is uow under new ami com­
petent mniiagoment and l»an lieen thoroughly ren­
ovated Ibroughout The table service is equal Io
guy in Southern Orugun. Sample rooiua for com­
mercial men. Baggage transporled to and from
bouts and traitis free of charge.
Fine uew bar in connection with tlie hotel.
P atents
Anyone «endfnff a «ketch and deecrlvtlon may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention is probably patentable. Communtca*
tlons strictly coundential. Handbook on Patent«
•out f r®<». Oldest agency for securing patent*.
Patents taken throuab Munn A Co, receive
Ipff-iaJ notice without ebarre, in the
Scientific jmierkaH.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. I^nreat cir­
culation of any scientific Journal. Terms. *8 a
{ear: four months, 41. Sold by al! newsdealers.
I iffice,
Co. 625 ” F ""-*
’'Hew Tort
Btra Washington. D. C.
O ur hardware
DEPARTMENT
In
dow
supplied with a fall and complete xt'>ck of
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware.
and Miners’ Supplies.
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We carry a complete clock of
E l D orado
NO11CEFOR PUBLICATION.
Timber I.ami Act June 3, 1878.
U nithd t l T kr L and O ffice at R oabsubg .
O regon , January IV, 11)03.
Notice 1« hereby given that in compliance
with the provision■«<if th* net of Cougr«««
<>f Jane 3. !87M, < ntitled "An «ct for the sale
of timber lamia in the Staten <»f California.
Oregon, Nevada, and Wnahiiik’ton 'Jerri
t»»rv.” an extended to all the Public Land
States by act ot Augnat 4, 1892. Edward E. Located In EL DORADO BUILDING.
Oakes. <»f Parkersburg. County of Coos.
First Street, MANDON. OKKGON
State of Oregon. baa thia day filed in this
office liia sworn statement No. 4.383, f<>r the
purcha-e of the 8E^ of NWJ^ of Section SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
No. 11 in Townsliip No 28 8.. Henge No. 14
West, find will offer proof to show that the
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
land «unglil i* more valuable for its limb« r
or stone than for nsricnltoral purpose«. and
to establish bia claim to said land before L. llathrnom newly fìtte,I np with I'nroelnln
Tab. Hot or Cold Halits *43 cesi».
H. Hazard, (k nitty Clerk of Coot* Comity.
< Iregon. nt Coquille, on Saturdav, the 18th
day of April, LMJ8. He names as witnesses:
Ed. Hadsell. of Psrkeiabarg. Oregon; N. E.
Barklow. of Bandon. Oregon; A Carls >n, of
Parkersburg, Oregon; Andrew Perkins, of
Parkersburg. Oregon.
Any and all persons claimin; adversely
the above dc'-ciile-d lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 18th day of April. 1903.
J T. I'm doss .
Register.
Jan29
TINNKR’8 8 HOT IN
CONNECTION.
P. B. HOYT, Prop
Bandon,
Paies or P uhlioatioms raa Y ba >.
B andon KacoaDxa
H»n Francisco Bnllefia
Portland Evening Telegram
Weekly Oregonian
Appeal to Reason
ripe Flltln«« and llambin« a speelnlty.
Cregott
....
Bandon Meat Market,
T. -A.ixd.erson. Prop.
What We Can Do For You
To those who pay up arrearages and a
year in iidvnnoe, and to all new subscri­
ber» who pay iu advance. we make the
following proposition comprising several
different couplets to select from:
Tool», Cutlery, Door« »nd Windows
¿T. IST. Langlois,
TONSORI AL PARLORS
k
The nndersignud baa
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
[*l Jmlx r Land Act, June 3, 1878 ]
(Timber Land. Act June », ISIS.]
Unrrnn B t . tm L aud Omen. Roaanuno.
OM<i>>n. Decen>b"f 2». 1902.
MO1TCE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
•' complianre with :be prevision» of tbe
Ml of Gungrrea of June S. 1878. entitled “An
not f« the rafe of Umber lands in the
Blate» of California. Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington Territory," aa extended to all
tbe Publio Land Blates by sot of Augnai 4.
1892. Elmer E. Doyle, of Parkerebnrg.
County of Coo«. Blate of Oregon, has thia
day filed in thia office hi» »worn statement
No 4183. for the purchase of the Lots 4. 8.
8WÛ of NE'4. »nd SE>< of NWJ¿, of Bec-
I hhi No. 7. iu Township No. 29 H.. Range
No. 13W«el. and will offer proof to show
that tbelsnid nought is mor« valuable for it«
timber or Sone Iban for agricultural pnr-
poaea and to eatabliah hi« elnim to aaid land
.before L. H. Hasard. County Clerk, of Cooe
t'oanty, at Coquille. Oregon on Ratnrday,
the 7 day of March. 19118. He name« a« wit
n a sata: J. 9. Haga, of ParkeraburgOregon.
Edward Obstan, of Parkersburg Oregon.
Columbea Haga, of Parkersburg Oregon.
John Haga, of Parkersburg, Oregon
Any and all person» claiming adversely
• he above described lands are requested to
file their elaim» in tbia office on or before
Mid 7th day of March 19M.
4. T. Bninona.
}*■!
Ik«“»«».
and Farm Implements, Etc
Patent and Proprietary Preparation»
Toilet Article»,
Qlauware, Crockery and
Dra«sltota SaMSrlea.
PxaruMKB, B bobhcs , S pohoks , S oaps Palata. Olla. Daars aad Wiadawa.
T1NBHOP IN CONNECTION.
N ütb and C andixs .
U mitbd H tatbh L and O ffick , ltaiituuaa.
O bko «> n . Jna’inry 6tb, 1!A)3.
Notice is hereby civen that in compliance
with th»* poo iHinna'»f tbe act- of ConizrebH
of Jone 3. 1878. entitled. ’*An act for the aale
of timber land« in the States of (Jalifornin,
Oregon, Nevadi. and Washington Terri­
tory.” ns ex’ended to all the Public Ltnd
States by Het <>f August 4. 1892. Chris R mh -
uioHiiMn, of Bandon. iJunnty of Coos, State
of Oregon, ha« bhi« dav filed in thia office
bis «worn Htatement No. 4257, for the pnr
ohm* of the W^of NW^and WUofHWtf
of Section No. 33, in Townahip No. 29 8«.
Ilanire No. 14 W.. and will offer proof h»
show that the Inud aonffbl in more ytdunble
for it« iimlier or atone ihnn fof natictiltarn)
pur o«es. and to eatabliah his claim to said
land before L II. Hazard County Clerk of
C ooh Comity. Oree’ll. Mt Coquille, on Mon-
d»:y. the 30 day of March. 1903. lie names
a« witn<s«8: A. E. Hadaall of Parlcersburg,
Oregon. Nathan Barklow, of Bandon. Ore
R«»n. G. B. Cox, of Bandon, Oregou. Li. H.
B orm , of Bandon. Oregon.
Any and all person* cl viminu adversely
the abow-ilcacribed hind« are requested to
the th< ir cijim« tn thia offico on or before
«aid ;J0 day of M-irch, 1903.
J. T. B roiger .
janlf»
RegiMter.
Notice For Publication.
*• ar* •*’** dc*iD*t bu.inaas al I ha Old
Biand and eau plsas* you. 0iv« ns a Call
aud «sauiiua oaf
TYo
Now is tbs time to purcbnuu Hardware.
in atock a large assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals,
NOiKE FOK PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
[Timber Lund Act. Jun« 3, 1878 ]
U niifd S tatkr L and O fficb , K oskdubg ,
O nbg «» n . Decentlær |f>. 1902,
Nutlet» is ber< by uiveu that iu compliance
with the pr< vìHÌoii« of the act of C-onpre^s
<»f Jone 3. 1878, entitled MAn act for the Male
of timber land*« in the States of California.
retfi’D. Nevada, aud Waxhinuton Terri
4”rv.” aa extended to all tbe Public Land
Stu tea by act of Allouât 4. 1HU2. Werfley
Mack, of Parkersbur«. Conuty of Coo«.
State <>f Oregon, has this day filed in tbia of­
fice hi«aw<»rn »tateinenl No. 41G1. for the pur­
chase of the Lota 3. 5 & 3 of Section No. 13.
in Township No. 2H8«. kiau^e No. 14 W.. and
will offer proof to «how that the land « m^ht
is more valuable for it« timber oratone than
for Affncultnral purposes, and to «^tabliab
hi« claim to said land before L. H. Hazard.
County Clerk of Coo« County, Oreßou, at
Coquille, ou Tuesday, the 17th day of March.
1H03. He name« a« witnesses: A. E. Had­
aall. of Pàrkèfkbure. Oregon, E. Prewett, of
Parkersburg. Oreg*»n, W. A. Doak, of Park
orsburg Oregon. J. A. Doak. of Parier«
burg. Oregon.
Any and all person« ol a imi ng adversely
the above described lands arc requested to
»bvir dahin in thii office c« or before
aaid 17th day of March. 19UB.
J. T. Ba»DaM,
j«n1
Register.
"XF Qll
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Stoves, Ranges
la last in reoeipl of a new and
freak stock of
E. LEWIN, Prop.
NOTICE OK GUAHDIAN.
Notice ia bert-bv siren tliet tbe nnd.-r
aigiiect ban filed bia final account aa »be
guardian of .Vaoiua W< b-ter, nn insane per-
hoii in the County Court of Coos County
Orcson. and that t'bo < onnty Judge of »aid
Conntv liaa appointed Monday. April Hrh
IIMM at ten o'clock A. M.. »« the time and at
the County Court, room of said County at
Coquitlp City, C<x>a County, Blate of Ore­
gon. AH the lace f: r tbe M-itlenn-iil of the
eatate of »»id M»omn Webater, and the
hearing uf old aition» to said final aocount
if any.
E. E. PAltHISH,
fcbll
Guardian.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD WARE?
■aeden. Oregon,
THE GREAT
ftMIDTMENCINE
There’« no advantage to be found
la Borrowing ot shirking;
They with suooea» ar« «oratasi crowned
Wbo just go right on working.
C haxlcsto «, W. Ya., Feb. 14.—
(John H. Wibdir, general manager of
|he Ranawha A Hooking-Valley Com­
pany ; Dan Hanna, son of Senafoy M.
A- Hanna; W. A. Clark, Jr., sou of
f be Senator from Montana, and others,
gre charged with aeaaultipg Hon. W.
(i. Caldwell, a member ot the legis­
lature from Ohio County, here early
foday while tbe latter was gojng home
from the legislative ball io a cab. Tbe
pther mmi fehd been at a club during
| he night, ao it is charged. They
were on tbeir way 'to tbe Kanawha A
{Michigan depot and wanted a back.
They hailed the back in which Rep
reeentative Caldwell wea riding and
gtteiqpted tp enter it, Caldwell pro
tested and aaid tbe back waa hie.
Winder, Clark and Hanne tried to
epter ^0 back, and it is ebarged,
Winder dealt Caldwell a bard blow
in the face, rendering him uncon­
scious. Representative Caldwell was
thrown out of the back and tbe others
look oburge nf it.
(Jaldwell was picked np by friends
and taken to the hotel in a eerions
condition. Winder, Hanna, Clark
and others left on a train for Colum-
bus, O. A warrant for their arrest
waa sworn out by Caldwell and tele
graphed to Point Pleasant, W. Va.,
but there baa been no response np to
this aftsmooq. Tbe affair has caused
D sensation hsye- Representatire
Caldwell is resting well under tbe
pare of physicians. He waa batjly
hurt, and may loee ono eye.
]t is announced that tba friends of
John H. Winder, in tbe coal bnsineea
here, secured the poputarmauding of
¿bp ipesqpgae for the arrest of the
parties, and that tbeir private car
passed over tbe Ob io-Hi ver Bridge at
Poinf Pleasant unmolested. The war-
pants were sworn ont by Captain J.
ft White.
,
Winder represents tbe interests of
J. Pierpont Morgan in Ohio and Weat
Virginia, and all the coal operators
Ker», it 'Uftid, pleaded to have the
order of arrest rescinded.
Winder is here frequently on bust
peas, bnt it vqe tbe first rioit of Han-
pa, Clarfc and th«-ethers. •- -.
It is stated that Caldwell's friends
■•w’fi This!
irrtl ofi«r a rseolution in the Honae
We offer vine Hundred Dollars Re
pf Delegatee inquiring into the rea-
ward for any ease of Catarrh that
oooe for the pnpntesmanding of the
nanuot be cured by Hall’a Catarrh
order fop aepytoe ot tbe warrants.
Cure.
F. J. Cnxxr & Co., Toledo. O.
Capital Journal i Tba picture of
We, tba uudersigned, bare known
Giro» with whoqa the Princeee Looiae F. J. Cbeney for tbe last 15 years,
eloped, doesn't indicate that she bad nod believe him perfectly booorable
p taata for beauty. The Prince meat in all bneineee transactions and finan­
bo a tough one to cause her to make cially able to carry out any obliga­
the swap. It remioda one of Mark tion« made by tbeir firm.
Twain's deaaription of a coyote. ‘Mu Wxar À T buax , Wholesale Druggiaet,
was eo poor and ’ornery that a flea
Toledo, Ohio.
would leave bias to taka np will) a W aluiwo , K im > am & MABvig, '.Vbolr
▼•loetpeoe.’
sale Pruggieta Toledo, O.
Hall’a Catarrh Ours ia taken inter­
WtNTIB.^t TMVRTWCHITHÏ G»N.
>au a* hdf te «Mb snaaty la aaaaqra
nally. acting directly upon tbe blood
lataaas fnv aa oM «ataMlabad hoa«a of aol-
I financial aiandins A «trai«tel. boas fide and maeone aurfacea of the system.
salary of »IS fifi paid by ebook
Prioe 75c,
MMny with all »xpanaM direct Testimonials sent free.
■cartera. Moacv advaacad for per boUle, Sold bv ail Droggists.
«•mger, »fl CaiHa iqdg.. qu
CLARENCE Y.
“V
Wil) Keep ou Hand at al) Time«
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
f
Fresh Vegetable«, Ponltry, Eggs, Butter and al! Farm Produce, and a
Generous supply of fresh Groceries
I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, mutton,woo), hi.lee, etc.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Timber Land. Act Jane fi, ISVS.
UatTSD B titbb L amp Ornea at ItoaAMJB«.
Oaaooa, January. 12. 1»«.
N<aioe ia hereby given that in compitane«
with tbe provision« cf the act of Congre«»
of Jane ». IS7». entitled. 'Aa act for the sale
of timber land« in the Statee of Osliforuia.
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri
lory.” as extended io all the f“1'**« I-snd
sute» by set of August ♦. lf»B. Nels lia»
mtifi en, of Knndon. Coonty of C<» ur , Htme
of Oregon, haa this day filed tn this office
bi« »worn aiHteinent No. 42B4. for tbe pnr-
olisse of the BEK ”f NEq and ER of BEI^
and 8WR of HER of Section No V in Town-
eliip No 29 B.. Range No. 14 W„ and will
offer proof to show that the land sought ia
more valnable tor ita timber or atone than
for agriaultnral porn»«*«, «nd_f" «¡JaW»«h
bia claim to said land before L. H. Hasard.
County lerk of Cone County. Oregon, at
Coquille, on Saturday, the 11th day of April.
IMO. He name« a« witncMM-. A. E. Had-
■all, of Parkersburg. Vreg-mi Nathan Bark
low. of Bandon. Oregon; H. Boderman. of
Parkersburg. Oregon; R. H. Ruas, ot Ban
don, Oregon;
Any and all persona claiming advereely
tbe «bove described land« are requested to
file tbeir elaiwa in thia office on or before
said 11th day of April, 1908.
Oar Offer.
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Franci«oo, and gives all the news. Our offea
inclade« tbe Banday Bulletin.
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The Portland Evening Telegram is iaaoed
six times a week. It gives all the new« that
ia worth reading and ap to time of going to
preaa. mnch of it being 24 boars fresher than
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ReoorJer and Telegram one year. »5 80
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THE STEAMER-----
ja»22
J. T. Barooas.
Regtater.
J. L.THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
DISPATCH
THOMAS WHITE, Master
IjMtvea Bandon every morning, exe.pt
Bunday, at 7*J>0 o'clock and make« eoenee-
tiona with the train and steamer Myri at
10-J10 a. as. at Coquille City.
Leave« Coquille City at 13d» p m. arriv­
iti« at Bandon at 4¡»0 p. as.
Mhaving M Centn.
Bntba M Centn.
Workmanahip up to date io any­
thing in my line.
P»*r •« Fostotfio«.—»
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
[Timber LeeO Act Jane S. IBIS.)
UatTanSTATsa Lean Oman, R umbus «.
O bboon . Deoember »0.191*2.
Notice is hereby given that in enmplianco
with the provteiutis of tbe act of Congreve
of Jane ». HCftt. entitled “An »cl for the sale
of timber lands tn the Blates of California.
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter­
ritory.’'aa extended to all the Publie Land
Stales Us. set of Aagoet 4. 1 *J2 Btepben B.
Little, of Bandon. County of Coos. Btata ot
Oregon, baa thia day filed in thia office his
sworn statement No 4221*. for the pwrehase
of the BEU of NEM of Bectiou No. 8. tn
Townahitt No. 29 8.. Range No. 14 W„ and
will offer proof to show that the land »ouvbt
is more VMibabie lor >u> Mtuirêf m stono
ibas for agricultural perpmee. and
e*
taulath his claim to aaid land before L. H.
Hasard. County Clerk of Cooa County, Or­
egon, at Coquille. Oreaue. on Tue-day. tbs
24th day of Mareb, Itosi He names aa w|t.
neeaset B. L. Hirai, of Handou. Oregon:
Bam nel Hunter, of Bandon. Oregon: Ed
Btepbena of Bandon. Oregon; R. 11 Roas,
ot Bandon Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
the above described lauda are requeeled to
file their daima in thia office on or before
seid 24th day of Marsh, UXB.
J. T. Batoon».
Register.
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