Bandon recorder., March 05, 1903, Image 4

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This paper is entered at the Bandon poet
office an Second-class Matter.
THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1i>03.
EDITORIAL.
American gonerosity has awakened
the Czar of Rnasis, in regard to the
famine stricken Fins and be has in
•tiloted relief measures iu the way of
improvements to give them work.
This bread cast upon tho waters has
had a desirable effect.
Qreat Britain seems to be either
looking for trouble or fearing that it
may come. She is reported to bav«>
purchased two warships that were
under construction for Chili, and tw/>
cruisers that were heiug built for Ar­
gentina. Rhe seems to be prepariug
for a struggle with some power, or
perhaps she is only getting ready to
keep the peace.
’Two old »poll Thia »tor» to Tall It Iu Th.
Headlines.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
CLARENCE Y.
The next W 0 T U meeting takes
To um an eighteenth century place Tuwiday, at 2:30, P. M , at the
phrase, thia is no “o'er true tale.’* M. E. Cbur<*b.
Having happened in a «mall Virginia
NoTipp'-r Need Apply.
town in the winter of 1902, it ia a
The great-ax retail «tore in tlie
story very much of the present. Up
to a short time ago Mrs. John E Har­ United State«, and probably the great­
mon, of Melfa Station, Va., bal no est in the world, ia that of Marshall
personal knowledge of the rare enra Field & Co., Chicago. To visit the
tire properties of Cbamberlaio'a great establishment ia uext to attend­
Cough llemedy. “Last January“ she ing an exposition. The firm ha« a
Hays, “my baby took a dreadful cold fine reputation for honorable dealing
and at one time 1 feared she would and business integrity. It ig also well
have pDenmoniB, but one of my known for the high cburacter of its
neighbora told ma bow tb>a remedy employes.
bad cored her little boy and 1 begau
Wishing to have an authoritative
giving it to my baby al once and it statement from Marshall Field & Co.
soon cured her. I heartily thank the of their views slmat the importance
manufacturers
of
Chamberlain’s of total abstinence aa a basis for busi­
Cough Remedy for placing so great ness «ncc^as, we wrotp a letter of in­
a cure within my reach. I cannot rec­ quiry. To this the following eom-
ommend it too highly or say too much uinnicatiou was received. We coin­
in its favor. I hope all who read this mend it to the careful study of boys
will try it and be convinced as I was.“ and young men;
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Dear Dr. Berry: Answering yonr
.letter of Jan. 3, we will say that we
will not, to our knowledge, place a
llore Vetee».
young man whq drink, iu our busi­
The Governor wound np bis veto-
ness. and, even though a mao shoald
ing “ttHmV* yesterday by knocking
apply for a position whose ability and
out a special appropriation bill, cou
other all round qnsllificatione would
taininga medley of items, aggregat-
seem to fit him for the position, if we
intc about *63,000, and the bill for a
kfiew or discovered that be was a
bureau of mines, saving$20,000root«.
drinking
tnnn we should decline to
While some of the appropriation
consider
bis
application Any man
items were meritorious, others were
in
our
employ
who acquires the habit
not, and the Governor did a good job
of drink, eveu though moderately, jq
in vetoing the bill, aud thus notifying
the next Legislature in advance that to a certain extent marked down in
this sort of a log-rolling bodge podge our estimation, and, unless wo can
measure would not “go“ through the remove from him this serious fault,
and show him his error, we feel com­
executive office.
The bill creating a bureau of mines pelled to do without liis services.
Yours respect fully,
was good iu intent, but was very ob­
M
arshall F ield & Co.
jectionable on account of the ex­
Druggist and
LOWE,
0 YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
If You Do
Apothecary,
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc
M <* ar*
Statnl ami cmii ^irhbe you.
and examine uur
la just In receipt of « new and
fresh stock of
Now ia the time to purchase Hardware.
in stock a large assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals,
ConstiMtion u noth:
than a c
and ni.thi«*!
_________ _
nation o> death if not relieved.
If «very conriipateil sufferer
conld realixe that he ia allowing
poiaonoui filth to remain in hia
avateui, he would goon get relief.
Constipation invites ail kind of
coutayion. Heailachex, bilioua-
ness, colds and many other ail­
ments diaapprar when consti­
pated bowela are relieved. Thed­
ford’, Black-Draught thoroughly
deans out the bowels in an easy
and natural manner without the
purging of calomel or other vio­
lent cathartics.
Be sure that you get the origi­
nal Thedford's Black-Draught,
made by The Chattanooga Medi­
cine Co. Sold by all druggists in
25 ceat and (1.00 packages.
Norn«. Srk., nsv 2Ì. 1001.
I easnat rwon< w nd Tkedtorir. Ulnrk-
Vrewktt'MkUhlr. 1 ke,p It In inj k
all Ä* tlnm .rd k. u.ed It fur flu
tra ,nre. 1 »ev.r g«,r mj rblldm
■nr Mker laxativa. I think I roald
srv.r be able to work wlthovt It
roMtlgatbia. Tour medicine La
all tkat kvepa me up.
C. B. McF.'.BLA\D.
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Draggint» Nandrie».
PcurvMis, Bucsnrs, 8p«xoxs, S oaps
N uts and C andies .
Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarettes,
Paints. Oils. Giaases. and Painter*« Supplied
The nndeisigti«d has
Hardware, Tinware, Gianiteware
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
PiiiiitN, Oil«, Hoorn ttn<| Window n.
A. McNAIR
T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION.
The Bandon Hardware Man
HOOTS
SUOE^
You Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, butycu
can get your money’s
worth at
M. BREUER’S
Dealer in
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Suites
Curiain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
and Pieces.
Window Triniminus.
House Lining.
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
Boot« and SlioeN
Cabinet Shop tn Oonnection.
Repairing nently nnd promptly done at
lowest living price«.
Mattresses and Spring«,
•Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
i^luce Cut and Fitted to Order- All
vaiaoa Sjzeg .„j «eigts kept on bind
CIT¥ MEAT MARKET,
UMDERTAKINQ
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Boriai Robes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
E. LEWIN, Fr op.
Four Central American states are
notice of guardian .
in the throes of war again. Two
Notice is hereby given flint tbe nndr-r
factiuns are in arms in Honduras in
signed U hh tiled bin final Recount a-« ’Le
guardian of *<«nm Wrb-ter. hd insnneper-
«.npport each of n claimant for the
*11’ in the County Co^rt <f (’ooft County
All kinds kept,
Oregon, and tlmt the County Judge <4 «aid
presidency, and Nicaragua, Salvador,
County H hh appointed Monday. April fitb BOLOGNA SAUSAGE-. HEAD CHEES
and Guatemala have taken part to help
1903. at feu o’c! cl A. M., as the time and »it
mid VEAL always on baud,
the Cu’iufv G»»nri room of said County at
afrieudly faction. The trouble that is
Coquille City, C
Comity, 8t»t-e of Ore­
constantly brewing iq some of those
gon , hh tho i lace f< r flit s* i i lenient of t! •• CORNED BEEF.
Chicago's Pitiable Plight.
enisle
«Hid Mnoiua Webster» and tin*
Southern countries would suggest tensive and arbitrary powers it con­
PICKLED I CRK
hearing
to wtid ti ial account
that war was the chief occupation of ferred upon the proposed Inspector
E. IS.
E. PARRISH,
Chicago has thirty two miles of if any.
of Mines, and the Governor did wise
Guardian.
tbeir inhabitants.
saloons. Chicago has eight uiilc>6 of febll
BUTTER, EGG, and
ly to interpose his veto. With per­
J. F. Tl'FPKK. Proprietor.
NQI
U
E
fOU
PUBLICATION.
churches.
So
current
statistics
say
Senator M. A. Iiauna is reported to haps one or two exceptions, all his
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
[1 in»livr l.anJ’Act, June 3, 1878 ]
The
amount
of
liquor
consumed
have said that, “Ohio is an iucutmtor fourteen vetoes will be approved by a
of all kinds.
U nited S tatus L and O ffice , E uüncurg
This well known hotel is now under new and coin-
of presidents aud the industry still great majority of the people.— Tele­ in the city dining last year would O regon , January fith, 1993.
potent management and Las been thoroughly leu-
Meat??
Delivered
to
persona
living
on
th*
Notice
is
her»-bv
given
»hat
in
compliance
float the largest ship on the great
thrives.“ This statement is perhaps gram.
ovuted throughout. The table service is equal to
with the pnn inions of the act. of Congress River, or along the Stage Route
lakes.
If
stored
in
a
huge
reservoir
of June 3, 1878. entitled. ‘An act for the sale
very significant coming from »citizen
any in Sontbern Oregou. Sample rooms for com­
it would completely cover the great • »f timber lauds in the States of OnlifoniÌH,
of Ohio, and one, too, who is credited
Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Torri
60 YEARS*
mercial men. Baggage transported to and ft'iit.i
Growth of Socio!I ndi .
Masonic Temple with its twenty two tory,” . s ax';n.led to nil the Public Lind
EXPERIENCE
with aspiring to presidential honors.
bunts i.nd trains free of charge.
Stales bv act j f August 4. 1892, Chris Ras
stories
of
masonry.
N ew Y ohk , Fab. 28.—Tbe closing
Hanna has proved himself a great
mussen. of Bandoli. County of Coos, State
Fine m-w bar iu eouueelion with the hotel.
There were50,000 arrests for drunk­ of Oifgi.n. hafe this dnv filed in tl.ia office
political genera), by wresting victory of the sessiun of tho National conven­
his sworn siatenient- No. 4257, for the pnr
of SWJ4
out of defeat io '!K> and by a sweeping tion on municipal ownership and enness in Chicago during twelve chase of the W}-^ of N W'lt and
of
Section No. 33, m Township No. 29 s.
mofiths.
TbesP
men
would
make
a
Victoiy four years later and by car public franchises was marked by a
Range N<>. 14 W.. and will of-» r proof t •
rying off senatorial honors from Ohio, banquet at the Reform Club, at which procession in tho close lock step of show that the land « night i< m »re v-dna»de
T rade M arks
for its timlior or stone than for »’gricnltnral
twenty
miles
in
length.
D esigns
but it looks mnah like a hopeless task Mayor Iguatius A. Sullivan, of Hart­
pur*-oses, end to establish bis claim to said
C
opyrights A c .
Chicago consumes in one year 1KJ, land before L H. Hazard. County Clerk of
for him to butt up against Roosevelt's ford, Cuuu. presided. In a speech
Anyone sending a «ketch and description «nay
Co<»s County. Oreg« u. »t Coqr'i:>, <»n M-/n-
«nick17 ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention i« probably patentable. Communica­
fortifications for the nomination in Mayor Sullivan told of the Social 400,000 gallons of drink. The cost is duy. the 30 day of March, 1UC3. He names tions
at rictlyconthtentlal. Handbook on Patent)
$125.000,000!
This
would
give
dur
­
as
witness,
h
:
A.
E.
Hndsall
«
f
Pai
krr^l
’
mg,
Democratic movement, Le 'being a
•ent free. Oldest ugency for 8eeuringpatente.
1904.
Is now supplied with a full ond complete stock of
Oregon. Nathan Barklow, of Bandon. Ote
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
Socialist. Professor Hawkins, of ing the year to every man, woman gon. G. B. Cox. of Bandon, Oregon, K. li. tpecial notice, wit bout charge, in the
Rosa,
of
Bandon,
Oregon.'
Commoner: People io the United Syracuse University, asserted that the and child in the city eighty eight ga'
Any niul m H p » tsoüs claiming advere, lv
States who complain of the tribula­ Socialist« are growing in this country, Ions of liquor.
tlie a bove-deaeri bod lan Is are requeued to
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
culation of any scientiflo Journal. Terms, |Sa .
file
»h**ir cluibns m this «duce on or L.-foie
Look at those fonr facts, 0 Christ­
tions consequent to extreme cold and that while only 300,000 of them
year; fonr months,
Scud by all newsdealers. 4
said IM) d «y ol il »ich, 1903.
J. 'I'. B ridges .
weather and the machinations of the voted at the last, election, there were ian men and women < f Chicago. Look
jnulo
Register.
Branch Office, 625 F
Washington, D. C,
r
ice trust will understand that thvir about 300,000 more who did uot vote. at lhem closely while we ask you a
We carry a complete stock of
NOlIck
FOR
PUBLICATION.
question:
Cannot
sometLiug
be
done
condittdn after all is very comfortable Il is estimated, he said, that there are
xinnfuhmioi -
Toots- Cutlery, Coors rrd VJinrfowSi
Timber I.iuul Act June 3, 1878.
Compare! with the coudition of some over two and a balf million people in U> »top this Rwfni dubttuebery ot Lu
U njtbd '- t <. tmh laxi) O ktice at It ;. BLuao.
CONNECTION.
I’ipe Fittings and Plumbing a spcrinltv-
bther people in the world. The St. thia country who believe that public man souk t
O ui ^ g X, Jituu.try 19. 11KJ3.
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Petersburg correspondent of the enterprises ought to be taken over
Notice i-t hereby piven that in conipbnnce
Gardiner Gazelle:
H tu­ with the prov'riion« of tho not of
Chicago Chronicle says that northern ami run by the people.
of June 3. 1^78. < i»t if !<-<.! ’’An act tor t: e R ile
Charles R. Bellamy, of England, na, has introduced a bill *‘by reqtioHf,“ of timber lauds in the States of Cabfoi ni?«.
Siberia is threatened with an ioo age,
Oregon, Nevadii. hu U Wnaihihniun Terri
Bandon,
"L
and that the winter has never before said the people are deeply dissatisfied which provide» for the pensioning of t'irv.” a ♦ cxteiidr’d
al! the 1-ablio Laud
P. B. HOYT, Prop
(»sen anything like so severe as tbie with the disposition of wealth in all the ex slaves. Judging from this xStalew by net of Auyust 4, 1H9J. Edward E.
Oakes, of pHrketsbrnn. County o) C< mh ,
year. The extreme cold weutber be civilized countries, and are anxious step one would naturally think that St.HtR of Orejjotj. has this day tiled in this Located In EL DORADO BUILDING,
office
his sworn statement No.
for the
Mr.
Hanna
would
also
favor
the
$50.-
fcan last July before the grain was that every mau should get bis just
First Street, BANDON, OREGON
of tho SE,’4 of NW^X of boution
000 raise in the president’s salary— purchaft)
ripe. The grain froze in the fields share of the protits,
No. It in Township No 2H S. liFnge No. 14
W(tt, and will offi-r proof to show that the SBAVINO, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
“Marching Upward to Glory,“
and before the end of September, the
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laud sought i-< more valuable fur its timber
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES,
or stone than for auricultur.’il purjMjftes, and
usual harvest, the earth was cracking
Well Again.
Plaindealer: The Hon. Binger
to feEtHb'ish his claim to said land Lpforo L.
with intense frost. According to this Hermam arrived in Roseburg yester­
H. Haz iid, (.’onuty Clerk of Goos Cr-nnty. Bathroom newly fitted up with rorcehiHi
The many friends of John Blount Oreiion,
at Ctiqniile, ou Satnruav. the lHtb
correspondent “so unnaual an occur day evening on the local. Regarding
Tub. Hot or Cold Balli, 45 cents.
day
of April, 1903. He nameM rb witnufwex:
fence, extending 1,000 miles, attracted Congressional affairs the gentleman will be pleased to learn that he has Ed- Hadaell. of ParkeiMbory, Oregon; N. E.
Barklow, of Bandon. Oregon: A. C hi Is 'u. of
NOTICE FO I I UBLIOATION.
the attention of the Russian author­ has not committed himself and the entirely recovered from bis attack of Parkersburg.
Oregon; Audrew Perkins, of
Timber Land, Act Jn.ie 3, 1878.
ities aud an expedition sent to inquire Plaindealer this week ia unable to rheumatism. Chamberlain's Pain Farkernbur^. Ureuon.
United Statoa Lan J OAoe, Roa burg
and ali persons olniruinj adversely
ioto thecauses now reports that huge give any authentic report about what Balm cured him after the best doctors the Auv
above described land* are requested to Oregon. February 24. 1 03.
in
the
town
(Monon,
Ind.)
had
failed
tile f heir. vV’iiuB in this office ou or before
masses of polar ice are rapidly leav be intends to do. Ho was met at the
Notice is heieby given that in compliance
Raid IStU day ul April, 1,903.
with the provisions of tlie act of Congress,
ing the vicinity of the pole and wedg­ depot by a largo number of political to give relief. The prompt relief from
of June 3. 1878, eutitled “An act for the sale
J. T. PuipaE«»,
of timber lands in the States of California,
ing themselves against the coast, friends and has been in close con­ pain which this liniment affords is Jan29
Register.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri­
alone
worth
many
times
its
cost.
For
where they will never thaw, and that sultation nearly all day today, but
tory,” as extended to all the Public Land
NOTICE FQR PUBLICATION.
sale
by
C.
1.
Lowe.
Fresh Vegetable’, Poultry, Eggs Batter nod nil Fann Produce, and a
States by not of Auu^t 4, 1892, Guy Drew,
ths impact of the masses from the there is no authentic news for the
(Timber Land Act. J(tiiiu 3, 1818 ]
of Parkersburg, County of Coos, State of
NOTICE FOll PUBLIC Vi ION.
pole is driving the ice far upou the public, but no doubt before a week
U nited S tates L and O xficx , R omdubo , Oregon, has this daj tiled in this office his
Timber Land Act, June 3. 1878.
sworn atatemen* No. 4509, for the purchase
O regon , December 16. 1902,
laud. About 1,000 villages have been baa passed his final determination on
Notice is hereby given that iu compliance of th‘SWX°f NE l X °f 8‘Ction No. 22 in
U nitmd K tatics L and O ffice , Roseburg
deserted. The Samoyeds, the ab the Congressional question will be Oregon, February 6, 1903.
with the provision« of tin* act- of Concres« Tow.nsLip No. 29 S., Range No. 14 West,
and will ufatr proof to show that tho land
origines of the cunntry, accounted
Notice is hereby given that in compliance of June 3. 187H, entitled “An net f« r the **nle sought, s ij.one valuable for its timber or
I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, muiton.woo), bides, etc.
announced.
of
tinitier land*« in the Stntea of C»ilifoinin.
specially otherwise, say that the Si­
with the provision»} of th»' ack of C/oogitMR
Gregou, Nevada, and Washington Terri stone than for ngrunilturnl purpose-, anti to
berian grazing grounds for reindeer
Roseburg Review: Rosebnrg will of June 3, 1878, entitled ”Au act. for the hh I p t«»ry.” as extended to nil the Public Laud establish bis claim to said land before L.
tim«»er land* in the States of California.
H. Hazud, County Clerk of Coog County,
are being gradually driven southward have three congressional camlidat-s of
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terr* Staton by act of August 4. 1W2, Wesley
at. Coquille, on Tuesday the 2ud
and that the zone of tros and coarse for the dear people to choose from. tory.” aa extended to all the Public Land Alack, of Parkersburg, County of <’oos. Oregon,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
day
of June, 1903 Ho names as witiies4es:
grass within the memory of their old
Statea by act of Aagunt 4, 1892. Etia E. Cox. State of Oregon, has tLia day filed in this of A. E Hn< s ill. W. C Parker, W. A. Dunk,
[Timber I.and Act Jone 3. 1878.]
flee
bis
sworn
sfafenn
nt
No.
4161.
f
»r
the
pur
­
Timber
<
**nd.
Act
June
3,
lfft-ft.
Fullerton,
Sehlbrede
and
Hermann,
of
Bandon,
County
of
Coo«,
State
of
Ore
tnen was 200 miles north of the pres
and J. A. Doak, all of Parkersburg, Oregon
U m it bo S t atm L amp Ornea, R osbbubo ,
gon, baa this clav filed in this office her chase of the L »Is 5L 5 tV 6 of Section No. 13,
U xitbd STxfrs L and O fticb at R oskvuao ,
Any »nd till person# cbiiming adversely
ent lia.it.“
so rumor says.
O regon . December 30,1902.
BMrorn Htatement No. 4469. for the parch a so in Township No. 29 3., K hl ^ jv X o . 14 W.. and »he above desenLed lauds Hie requested to
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
sought
O regon , Janusry. 12. 1993.
—ooa—
of the EU of
of Section No. 28, in
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
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file l heir claims in this office on or before
Notice is here >v given tuat in compliance
Township No. 27 H.. Range No. 14 Weet. and ia more valuable for its tirula r or stone than aid 2nd d.iy of J-oue. 1993.
with the provxni »ns < f the act of Congros-t with the provisions of the act of Congress'
for agricultural purposea, and to establish
Sojue writer has been locking after
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
nought
Den files« Cannot be Cured
J. T. Bui DOES.
of June 3. 187«, entitled. ‘An act for the s tie of June 3. 1878. entitled ‘ An net for the sale
bis claim to said land before L. H. Hazard,
anti-^rnst measures and the following by local applications as they cannot i« more valuable for itn timber or Rhine County
mar*
Register,
of timber lands in the States of California. of timber lands in the States of California,
Clerk of Cooa County. Oregon, at
than for agrioultnral putpoM, and to ea
Orcg ’i», Neva la. and Washington l'erri Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter­
production is the result. The author reach the diseased portion of the ear tablish his claim to Raid land before L. H. Coquille, on Tuesday, the I7th ijiyr of .March,
ritory,” ns extended to all »he Public Land
hirv. .' ma MtOTdwiei all tU** kubua
1903. He names as witnei-es: A. E. Had-
NO
I
ICE
FOR
PUBLICAnuN.
Hazard,
(bounty
Clerk
of
Cooa
County.
Ore
­
Stephen 8.
is unknown: “Boycott the trusts! There is only one way to cure <le»f. gon, lit Coqnnie. Oregon, a» Saturday, th<‘ RHlhof Parkersburg. (Jr&giiu. E. PreWett, <>f
Htates by act of Au«n*l 4. 1892, Nelu R hr btnteg by act of Auuusl 4-
Timber
Laud
Act
June
3,
1878.
mns eD,«»f Bandon. County of (Joos. State J ittle, of Bandon. County of Coos, State of
That’s the way to drive them out of ness, and that is by consitutional 2f>th day of April. 1903. She nnmea as wit- Parkersburg. (Ireton, W. A. Dotk, of Park­ U xitbd S tatjcs L and Ornas, R owduug , of
Oregon, has thit dav filed in this office Oregon. Las this day filed in this office his
n«Mea: Lee B irrowg. of Bullards, Oregon: ersburg Oregon, J. A. Doak, of Parkers
liusin as. Boycott the steel trust tie remedies. Deafness is caused by an S.
his Hworn »»fttement No. 4284. for the pnr- sworn statement N«> 4220. for the purchase
Oregon. Februar y 20tb, 19<«3.
Mundy, of Bui lards, Oregon; Frank Bar burg. Oregon.
eha>p of the 8EK of NEW and Ebj of 8E^ ofthebBk Of NEV4 of Keetion No. ft, in
and all persons claiming adversely
honest. Quit the aoaptiust—go dirty. inflamed condition of the mucous lin­ rows, of Bandon. Oregon; J. E. Perrott, of the Any
Notice is hereby given that in compliance and SW‘i of SE*4 <>f Section N" 9 in I own- Townshin No- 23 8.. Range No. 14 W., and
above deacrilied lands are requested to
Coquille. Oregon.
with
th*
rroY-
’
an
’
»«
rf
ret
r*
file thrjr rls*ni«Lr^ »h*r. office ch *<.’ bciutr
'ghiprT» 29 S-. Range No. Tl W., nnu will WTti oh'rr proof vu show i Uh'l í'é land AOUgLt
Boycott the tobacco trust—chew the ing of the Eustachian Tribe. When
Any and all nerann? c.Mftnfrg-
Congru«« of June 3.
1878, entitled offer pr»»nf to show ihnt ths land .ought is is more valuable for its timber or stone
said
17th
day
of
Marca,
196.3.
in«
alxive
deacritied
land«
are
requested
to
rag. Quit the angnr trust—don’t gel tuis tube "Is inflamed yon have a
•An «et for the rale of If tutor b.ada, mo-e veuiabk for its timber or atone than than i»»r avriculturnl purpures, end »«» es­
J. T. R miihou «.
file their claim« in thta office on ur before
in the States of Oah/ornia, Oregon, Nevada, for Rgricultural purpose a . and to ejtablWl tablish bis claim to saia land befóte L. H.
jaul
Register.
sweet on anybody, male or female. rumbliug sumid or nuperfoct beariog, natd 25lh day of April, ¡903.
and Washington 1 erritory/'as extended to his claim t-. said land before L. H. Hazard. Hazard, County Clerk of Coos County, Or­
J. T. BBIDGES,
all the Publio Land btnte« by net of Angna.
Boycott the match trust—don't get and when it is entirely closed, Deaf­
egon. al Coou.ile. OreL'on. on Tnesdav. the
fb!2
Register.
4, 1892. Hnrah .F.*!hw, .»f Pnl|.*trd«r C*75nty- -af ■ Conntv lerk of Co « Cunntv. Oregon, at I 24tb day ót Marcb/lUOB. Tie names as wit­
C’-quiLe. on Saturday, the i 1th day of April,
married. Quit the whiskey trust — ness is the result, and «in)ev tbr -i-J-
Coos 58»»I f nt Oregon, has this day fi!*-d in 1998. He names ss witness***: A. E. Had- nesses: B. L. Hirst, of Bandon, Oregon:
NOTICE FU& 1TIBLICA I ION.
this offlcH her sworn Rtatem6.it No. 448ft for sail, of Parkersburg. Oregon: Nathan Bark
Samuel Hunter, of Bandon, Oregon: Ed
drink butterm-Jk ncd-WcipUA. Quit liarnation can be taken out and this
[Timber Land. Act Jane 3, 1878.]
the purchase of the 8EX ol NEW of Section low. of Bandon. Oregon; H. Kuderman. of Stephens, of Bandon, Oregon; R. H. IV hm ,
Timber
Land Act June 3 1^878.
the oil t^uat—the next world will be tube restored to its normal condition,
No.
ft,
iu
Townnbip
Nu.
28
S.,
Radge
No.
14
of Bandon Oregon.
Parkersburg, Oregon; R. H. K oh », of Ban
Uwmro S t ATM L amd O fficb , UoaBBUBo,
W., and will offer proof to show that the
S tates L and O fficn , at Roas- Oasanw. December 23. 1902.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely
hot enough io make lip for any chi) bearing will lie destroyed) forever; bi C hg nttid
Oregon;
O bixk . n . January 19, 1903.
laud sought is more valuable for its timber don,
Any and ail persons claiming adversely the above de»ciil»ed iands are requested to
WOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN nr sti ne than for Agricultural purposes, aud
liness in tbi:: one.“
fil<
claims iu this office on or before
nine eases out of ten are caused by Notice in hereby given that tn compliance 1 compliance with ibe provisions of the to establish heroinim to said ian i before L, the aboTO described lands are requested to asid their
24»h day of March, IW«-
with the proviskma of the art of Congreve act of C-ongreaa of Jun»- 3, 1878. entitled ‘’An
til»- their claim« in this office on or la-fore
H.
Hazard,
C*»nntv
Clerk
of
Coo«
County.
Catarrh, which is nothing but an in­ of June 3, 1873, entitled. e,An act for the act for the aale of Muiber lands in the
J, T. B m ITX jm ,
Mid 11th day of April, 1993.
of timber lauds in the State« of Cali­ State«« of California. Oregon, Nevada, »nd Oregon, at CoqniHe, on Haturday, the 23rd
Wakeful Children.
Register.
flamed condition of the mucous sur anle
janR
day of May. 1993. Kbe names ns witneM-s:
J. T. B ridges .
fornia.
Oregon.
Nevada,
and
Waahington
’V
________
Washington Territory.” as extended t<^ all
Reg «ter.
faces.
jnu?2
Territory.” aa extended to all the Public the Public Land State« by act of August 4, A Barrow«, John Beattie, C. G. Fahy, R.
For a hong time the two year old
W. Bullard, nil of Bullards, Oregon.
Land State« by act of Augn*»t 4, 1HW. War
\\ o will give One Hundred Dollars ren C. Parker, of Parkersburg. County of 1892. Elmer E. Doyle, of Park-vsburg.
Any »nd all persona claiming adversely
child of Mr. L. P. McPherson, 59 N.
County
of
Cook,
State
of
Oregon,
hag
th»s
♦
be nbove-descril»ed lands are requested to
Cooa. State of Oregon, baa th.a day filed in
Tenth St., Harrisburg Pa., would for any case of Deafness (caused by this office bis a wont Rta»eroent No 4323, for day filnd in this office his aworn atatement file their claim«« in thiu «.ffico ou or before
purchase of the SE^ «»f BWU of Sec No. 4183, for the purchase of the Lots 4. 5, said 23rd day of May, 19G3.
sleep but two or three bonis in the catarrh) that cannot be cured by the
J. T. B1ID3M,
tion N*» Ml, in Township No 27 ft.. Range HWW of NE4. and SE1< <f NWW, of Sec­
Hall's
Catarrh
Cure.
Send
for
cir-
No. 13 West, and will offer proof to »how tion No. 7, in Townflhip No. 29 H„ Range
early part of the night, which made
febX
Register«
culars,
free.
that the land sought ia more valuable for No. 13Weat. and will offer pr »of to «how
it very bard for her parents. Her
ita timber or atone than for agricultural that the land sought is more valuable for its
py You cau have it «11 for
F. J. C henet A. C o , Toledo, Ohio. pnrnoeea. and to eatabhah his claim to said Umber or «tone than for sgricultuial pur
mother concluded that the chilli bad
—THE STEAMER -
Ciaeg
»nd
to
establish
his
claim
to
Raid
land
land
before
L.
H.
Il
as*
rd.
Oonnty
Clerk
of
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Per
‘fore L. H Hazard, County (’lerfr, of Cong
stomach trouble, and gave her half of
Cooe County. Oregon, at Coquille, on Tliura
H »nth
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
day. the 9tb day off April. 190». He namea a« County, at Coquille. Orrgoit on Saturday,
one of Chamberlain’« Stomach and
... ~~O~~ •
witneUBe«: A. K Had sal I, of Parksr-burg, the 7 day of March. 1903. He names as wit
In the Eventing Telegram, of Portl«nd,
Liver Tablets, which quieted her wantkd .- a tbu « t worthy gen . Oregon;./, le Kronen berg, of Parkersburg. DMMM: J. F. Hagn. of Parkersburg Oregon,
» »ration. Il i« the In rgeat evening new«
Edward
Ohioan,
of
Parkersburg
Oregon.
MhavlMM
25 Cent».
Oregon;
Gu)
Drew,
of
Parkersburg,Oregon;
tlpman
of
lady
in
e«ch
oonnty
tn
min«
e
Stomach aud she slept the whole night bnaineaa for an old eatabliebed honre nf sol­ F. J. Fahy, of Parkersburg. Oregon.
THOMAS WHITE, Master
pape pobli-hed in Oregon; it contain,
C'»lumbus liitga, of Parkersburg Oregon,
Kntlsn 25 Cent«.
all th. nr« of * (be stats
- -----------
«nd
-* of **
th«
“
through. Two boxee of these Tablets id financial standing. A straighl. bona fide
Any and all persons claiming adversely John Hugs, of Parkersburg, Oregon
Try it for « mouth. A nani pia
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
na
’ioi
Leaves Bandon every morning, except
the above descrilird lands are requested to
weekly
ca«h
aalary
of
|Mn)
paid
bv
cheek
have effected a permanent curs and each Wednesday with «II espenaea direct file their claims in »his office on or before the above described lend« are reqnea’ed to Snnday. at 7:30 o’clock end make»» ennnec«
t pts I be n.niled to yon tree. Adorers.
file their olaimA in thie office on or before t ion a with the train and steamer Myri at
Workmanship np to date in any­
aba is now well and strong. For sale from headquarter*. Money advanced for Mid 9tb day of April, 1903.
Mid
7th
day
of
March
PAH-
10áW a. m. at Coquille Citv.
The Telegram,
J. T. BaiDona,
expenses. Mnnager, ItW Csiton Bldg . Chi­
thing in tny line.
‘ Y Itowe.
J. T. RninoBs.
Leaves Coquille f’ity at 12:30 p m., arriv-
cago.
j«n2»
EANDCN FURNITURE COMPANY
Fresh Meals, Best Quality
Hotel Coquille
<_Jity9 O2’cTw°11
O ur
iiardwari
DEPARTMENT
Sdemitic jntierican. Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
and Miners’ Supplies.
MUNN & Co.36’8*»«1"*' New Yorks
i
E l D orado ;
ÎON2OR AL PARLORS
Bandon Meat Market,
A-ZidLersoxx Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Pleats, Lard*
Sausages, Etc., also
Generous supply of fresh Groceries
Notice For Publication.
J. L. THOMPSON,
DISPATCH
Register.
i C at Bandon at 4jB0 p. tu.
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Next Door to Postoflloe.
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Know the News
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