Bandon recorder., April 02, 1903, Image 4

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THE RECORDER
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DAVID M. STITT,
TDITOB AMD RROFKIKTOK.
8UB8CKIPTION BATE».
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One Year.........
Hix Months...
Three Months.
THURSDAY, APRIL », 1903.
EDITORIAL.
Since tbe enactment of tbe Dingley
tariff, eighty-one trusts have been
formed with an aggregate capital of
over four billion three hundred mil­
lion dollars. Tbe figures are so large
that tbe mind cannot conceive of their
immensity, but the effect these com­
binations have upon the world’s
business is becoming alarmingly per­
ceptible.
Tbe Democratic party is having its
woes. Tbe strains of tbe choristers
•well on the breeze and float out over
tbe land, bnt there is no harmony in
tbe musio they are singing Discord­
ant tones fill tbe air and rend tbe
camp asunder. Cleveland—Bryan.
One faction wants to return to the
dead past, aod the other to advance
on progressive lines, and between the
two antis no progress is possible. It
is a divided house, and as consolida­
tion seems impossible, each faction
will make a better showing if it will
disconnect all alliance with the other.
By so doing it would become possible
to determine wbat tbe party or parties
represent.
A petition is being circulated here
and numerously signed invoking the
referendum upon tbe five hundred
thousand dollar appropriation to the
Lewis and Clark fair. There is con­
siderable opposition to such submis­
sion, by tbe press of tbe state, in
mnny places, but we can see no rea­
son why such vote should not be bad.
It ie very doubtful whether such ex
penditure is within tbe limit of those
permitted by tbe constitution, «nd
(bis country, being a democratic gov­
ernment. wherein the majority are
supposed to rule, there is no reason
why the people should not be per­
mitted to any whether this expendi­
ture be made or not. Legislatures
Lave a right to give away wbat be-
loogs-to them, nut they can claim no
such right to expend tbe people’s
money outside of tbe expenditures
necessary to slate organination and
goverument.
itted
Sale ide.
Allen Urquhart, an old resident of
Coos County, committed suicide last
Monday morning, at the residence of
bis brother, Dtmcan Urqnbart, near
Riverton, by shooting himself through
tbe bead with a revolver. The bullet
passed through tbe head causing in
slant death.
Deceased was unmarried and about
70 years old. He was buried next
day.
Curry County Recorder: Sam Vau
Pelt, cruiser from tbeCbetco country,
was a pleasant caller at this office
Thursday. He says development
work is rapidly being pushed forward,
a crew of about 30 men now being
employed building on the Childs A
Bravo sawmill. Cbeteo, be says, is
sbowiug signs of activity and every­
body it prospering in that vicinity.
Telegram: Tbe administrator of
tbe estate of a negro wbo was lynched
in Champaign County, Ohio, in 1897,
haa just been paid $5000 by tbe coun­
ty. in accordance with a law provid­
ing that when a person is lynched tbe
county in wbiob tbe lynching occurs
is liable in damages to tbe deceased’s
beira. Payment was refused by tbe
eoonty authorities, and the case has
been in tbe courts since, all of which
have decided in favor of tba law. If
evary state had such a law, there
wuuid bufev. lyuefi.Hg«; people would
bo careful to elect Sheriffs who would
protect their prisoners.
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AtwMekhwd of CsrlKfi Bflnd
M obbistown , N. J., March 27.—Af­
ter two yearn of total blindness,
George Lewie is able to see. His
sight has been restored by a form of
tbe Lorena method of bloodless sur­
gery. Two years ago be felt a severe
pain in bis right eye, which then be­
came inflamed, and finally be could
bot see. He went to physicians for
trea'meut, and they decided Ibat in
order Io eave ths sight of tbe right
eye, tbe left should be removed, Tbe
operation was performed, but it gave
no relief, and Mr. Lewie became total
ly blind. A few weeks ago he heard
that a New Brunswick physician had
been using a form of tbe Loreox
method, and to him be went. After
the first treatment, be could see well
enough to walk home, and now, after
|wo weeks, ha is able to read.
(’«red My <>■« Motile Of Ch.iub«rl»lu,a
Cough K.rnody.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
Ths next W C T U meeting takes
“When I had an attack of tbe grip place Tnebday, at 2:30, P. M., «1 the
last winter (tbe second one) I actually M. E. Church.
cored mya«lf with one bottle of Cham-
Enforce Kxiatfag Law«.
berlaiu’s Congb Remedy,“ says
Frank W. Perry, Editor of tbe En
R ev . F. M. G ilchbiesb .
terpriee, Shortsville N. Y. “This is
Ssloooists care very little for con­
the bonrst truth. I at times kept
ference resolution against their busi­
from coughing mysell to pieces by
ness. They have come to care very
taking a teaspoonfnl of this remedy,
little for legislation or for the re­
and when the coughing spell would
strictive measures of the law. They
come on at night I would take a dose
will sell at all times, and to Buy who
and it seemed that in tbe briefest in­
terval tbe eongb would pass off and I will bny.
Tbe reason for thia is obvious.
would go to sleep perfectly free from
Usually
the police and other officers
cough and its accompanying pains.
of
the
law
are either tn collusion with
To say that the remedy acted as a
them
or
utterly
indifferent. Tbe po­
most agreeable surprise is putting it
very mildly. I had no idea that it litical power of tbe saloon is more
would or could knock out the grip, sought by the average officer of tbe
simply because I bad never tried it law than that of all Christian citizen­
ship. Tbe former is “solid,“ while
for such a purpose, but it did, and it
seemed with tbe second attack of tbe latter is “scattered“ or indifferent.
I fonnd all these conditions pre­
cougbiog tbe remedy caused it to not
only be of lees duration, bnt tbe pains vailing in the mining districts of Lake
Superior, Mich. I made some men­
were far less severe, and I bad not
tal resolutions. As a citizen I must
used one bottle before Mr. Grip bad
do something. Our town was “wide
bid me adiau.” For sale by C. Y.
open.“ Officers and mayor were in­
Lowe.
different. People were discouraged.
The first step. Come what would
the present laws must be respected
and obeyed. After arousing our
ebnreb, a committee of five was ap­
Niw Y ork . March 24.—Charles H. pointed to wait on the mayor and
Togmau, once very wealthy, and a chief of police, anil demand tbe en­
conspicuous rival of Armour & Co., forcement of our laws. Of course,
in Chicago, and later a power io tbe they thought tbe“town was all right.“
New York produce Exchange, has We demurred, politely informed them
died in St. Vincent’s Hospital. He that we would take the matter into
died practically from starvation, in a our own bands, and asked the chief
pauper’s bed, and the friends who of police to warn tho saloon kee|»-rs
had known him in better days learned to close in forbidden hours, remove
of it too late to save him from the screens, and keep closed ou forbidden
Potter’s field. It was a a bitter fight, days. This be did.
waged in the courts of Illinois, with
Tbe second step. We organized
tbe City of Chicago more than 30 and secured a number of copies of the
years ago, that, coupled with un­ liquor laws. We studied them until
fortunate deals tn wheat, ruined him
we became familiar with their pro­
in tbe West and sent him East. For
visions. (I suggest it possible to ob-
the last ten years be bad been a bang- taiu tbe services of an interested at­
eron of the street, giving ‘‘tips” to torney to aid in their understanding.)
those who appreciated tbe value of We gave copies to those liquor men
bis knowledge. To none of bis friends
who would, receive them. Theu wu
would he disclose where he lived, but
visitod tbe saloons. Those whom we
tbe records of St. Vincent’s show Ibat
fonnd violating tbe laws, or open in
he bad been an inmate of more than
forbidden hours, we had arrested. We
one cheap lodging bouse.
were very careful abont correct testi
niony, Tbe hour and day, and all
The Spirit ot »ree-'.
fuels of violation were carefully noted,
and, as far as possible, at tbe time
It. seems to be the rule that tbe let saloonista know of our presence.
higher wages are, and tbe better Out of some twenty cases all have
chances men have for employment at pleaded guilty, and received severe
good wages, tbe more strikes there fines. Only one escaped. Our “civic
are. This indeed, is in accordance federation“ is alert and careful. Wo
with the governing spirit of setui- constantly watch tho saloons, and np
civiliied humanity—for the best of on every occasion of a violation of
people are scarcely more than semi- law we at ouco cause tbe arrest of the
civilixed—namely; The more one gets violator.
the mor« La wants: few are satisfied
Tbe result. People all over this
with a sufficiency; the most craving northern peninsula of Michigan are
men are tbe richest. Probably there taking courage. Onr preachers and
is scarcely as dissatisfied a man in all people are inaugurating an active
this country as its reputedly richest campaign against the saloons. Our
man. J. D. Rockefeller. Even in bis county judges are doing the correct
sleep be caunot rest. Isn’t such a thing. Aud now public sentiment is
life tbe beginning of a veritable coining np. I suggest ibat, instead
bell? Doesn’t tbe world need capa­ of asking for additional laws, we first
ble, soul stirring teachers of philos­ see to it that the present laws are
ophy more than anything else—the rigidly aud impartially enforced.
practical philosophy that shows to
Then better laws will come, and
men and convinces them, that enough they will be Hiistained by a healthy
is better than too much, that plenty public sentiment.
is better than a feast, that ‘‘godliness
Our city is now quiet on Sundays.
with contentment is great gaiu“; that The saloous are no longer tbe “power“
in brief, th« persou who constantly they once were. They fear tbe law,
and restlessly strives for more, aud ani tbe law alone, enforced, will keep
more, and for something that proper thorn afraid.
ly belongs to others, is a fool.— Tele­
But you will need to count tbe
gram,
cost. Be williug to suffer in |>ersun
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(as we have), in purse, or any other
Telegram: Tbe British Govern way. Trust in God. Seek bis guid­
meut seems not ouly disputed but de­ ance. And at all hazards, come life
termined to deal fairly and even lib or death, poverty or riches, E. nfobce
erally with the Irish tenants. Not­ T he L aws .
withstanding tbe very heavy taxes
Then we can ask and get better.
with which England is now burdened,
and about which there in much mur­
Liberator: Socialism has broken
muring, it is now proposed to appro­
out in Minnesota. At the town elec­
priate fGO,000,000 to pay tbe differ­
tion in Aostiu ou March 19lb the So­
ence between tbe valuation of laud
cialist Party elected its candidate for
lorda aud tenant in Ireland, so that
ahleiman at large, P. H. Zender, by
tbe plan of pnrebase of the landa by
a vote of 497 ont of a total of 904.
tbe tenauta may be facilitated, Tbe
Socialists are also credited with d<*
Irish land question appears to be dis­
feating a new chatter which at­
appearing.
tempted to limit right to Lold office
to freeholders ody. Let th« “cam­
S tatk or O hio , C itv or T oledo
paign of education“ go on.
L ucas C ounty ,
F rank J.C hxnzt makes oath that be
Marshfield Sun: E. Heuckendorff,
is senior partner of tbe firm of F. J.
tbe
master-builder, expects to gel
C hekkx & Co., doing bn si news in tbe
City of Toledo, Connty and State etsrted on the building of bis seboon
aforesaid, aod ttiat said firns will pay er at Porter Bext week. The machin­
tbe sum of One Hundred Dollars for ery from Ibe Marshfield yard was
each end every case of C atarrh that moved down tbie week.
I"
caunot be cored by tbe nse of H all ’ s
C atarrh C u A b .
F rank J. C hknzy .
Sworn to before toe and subscribed
in my 'presence, this 6tb day of De
cember, A. D. 1886
A. VV. G lkasok ,
St AL
NotaryPublic.
i
Hall’s Cstsrrb Core is taken inter­
nally, and acts directly on tbe blood
aod rnneone snrfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. Cn*KT & Co., Toledo, O.
Solti by Druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills srs the be«t.
wanted .- a trustworthy gen .
lleman or lad, in each eonnty to menace
business for an old esiabliah«d bouse of sol­
id financial standing. A atraigbt. bona fide
week I v each salary of «18 tk) paid by check
each Wedneauay with all expenses direo’
from headquarters. Money sdvanoed for
expenses. Manager, 340 Gaxtou Bldg . Chi­
cago.
CLARENCE Y.
LOWE,
Bandon. Oregon,
QTY
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Druggist and
Apothecary,
THE ORIGINAL
R MEDICIN
v A (allow com
biliousne*( an<
are common indication« of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
five immediate warning by pain,
ut liver and kidney troubles,
though lass painful at the start, are
much harder to cure. Thedford’s
Black-Draught never fails to bene­
fit diseased It rerand weakened kid-
■eys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off the germs of fever and
ague. It is a certain preventive
of cholera and Bright’s disease of
the kidneys. With kidneys re­
inforced hy Thedford’s Black-
Draught thousands of persons have
dwelt immune in the midst of yel­
low fever. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other
doctor than Thedford's Black-
Draught. It is always on hand for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls of a doctor.
.
MuHtas. S. G. March 10. W>l. ’
I havs used Thsdrord's Blaek-Draujhi
for thrsa years andlhav« not had to jo
to a doctor siacs I havs been taking IL
It b ths beat medicine for me that Is
on ths market for liver and kidney
g
troubles and dyspepsia and other
complaints.
Rev. A. 0. LEWIS. <_
I» just in receipt of anew and
freab stock of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparation«
Toilet Articles,
DrnggiM« Mundrien.
| 1O
*• *"'• •***' <,oiDB business at Tbe Old
stand and can please you. Give ua a Call
and examine onr
Stoves, Ranges
and Farm Implements, Etc
Now ia tba time to purebnae Hardware.
id stock a inrge anborloient of
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarettes.
Paints. Oils, Glasses, and Painter*« Supplied
M. BREUER’S
Dealer In Boot« and Shoe«
B«(MirinR>eatly and promptly done at
lo«eat li.ine prioe^
CITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act June 3. 187».
U nitmo S tatus L and Oxines at K usxbveo .
Ail kinds kepi,
O muoon . January IV. BAS.
Notice i-t hereby given that in eompbanoe BOLOGNA 8AUSAOE. 1IEAD-CHEE8
with lite provisions of the not of Congress
nnd VEAL alwnys on band.
of June 3. 1H7K, entitled ”An act for the »ale
of timber latidii in the Hlates of California. CORNED BEEF.
Oregon. Nevada, and Washiugtou Terri
torv.” as extended to nit the Publio Land
PICKLED PORK
States by sot of August 4. 18V2. Edward E.
Oaken, of Parkersburg. County ol Coos,
Slate of Oregon. hH» this day filed in thia BUTTER, EGG, and
olllee bis sworn statement No. 4333, for the
pnrehaso of the SE)x of NVV}^ of Section
FRUIT nnd VEGETABLES
bio. 11 in TownabiiiNo 28 S.. Benue No. 14
of all kinds.
West, and will otb-r proof to »how that the
land sought is more valuable for its timla r
ot stone than for agricultural pnriatsea, and
Meats Delivered to persons living on tha
to establish bis claim to said land before L. Biver, or along the Stege Route
H. Hazard. Ccnnty Clerk of Coos Coontv,
Oregon, at C.icuilie, on Saturday, the 18tl>
dav of April, IJC3. He names r.s witnesses:
SO YEARS'
Ed. Hadtwll. of Parketsburg. Oregon: N. E.
EXPERIENCE
Barklow, of Bsndon. Oregon; A. Carlaon. of
Parkersburg, Oregon; Andr.-w l’urkins, of
*
Parkersburg. Oregon.
Anv and all persons olnituing adversely
tbe above described lands are requested to
Ute tbeir claims in this office on or before
said 18th day of April. IUDS.
J. T. Bntrxias,
[T* TRADE MARK®
Urgiste r.
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D esign ®
P atents
lAilAAAkd
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man.
BOOTS
SHOES
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
Tbe twderaigned has
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
P bbfumeh , B hushks , S pongeh , S oaps Faiats. Oils. Honrs and Windows.
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
N uts and C andies .
E. LEWIN, Prop.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARO-WARE?
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Bed Boom Suite«
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
Window Trimmings.
tlouse Lining.
and Pieces.
-------- HEWING MACHINES AND BABY CAKltlAGEH --------
Mattresses and Spring«.
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Foruitore Hepairiug and Saw-filing a Speoialty.
niaee Cut and Fitted to Order- All
totass siBeg BUd ueigte kept on bind
Piotnre Framing
neatly done.
I I M H F RTA K I Nil
UVUCniHMIVAl
A Full Line of Burial Caskets, Burial Kobes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
EANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
Hotel Coquille
t^’oquillo Uity,
J. 1». Tl’PI’KK. Proprietor.
This well known hotel is now under new and com­
petent management mid lias been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. Tbe table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
mercial u.en. Dnggago transporu d to and fi-.uu
boats and liuins free of charge.
Fine new bar in counoetion with the hotel.
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer,
OOFYRKJHTS AC.
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An rone Binding a «ketch and description may
qufcklv uncertain our opinion free whether an
invention ia probably patentable. Communica­
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
•ent free. Oldest ugoncy for aecuriug patenta.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. T6colv«
•pecioi
without charge, in the
Timber Land Act June 3 1878.
U nits » S tatw L and O ffice , at R ose -
dubo O rkg - n . January 19, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tbe provisions of the net of Congress
of June 3. 1878, entitled. “Au act for the
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
culation of any ecientiflc Journal. Terms, S3 a
sale of timber lands in the States of Cali­
year: four months, |L Sold by all newsdealera.
fornia, Oregon. Nevada, nnd Washington
This Stenmor will give a regnls, 10 dsv Service between Coquille liiver, Oregon and »«■
Territory,” as extended to all th« Public
Fruncieoo, California, fur both paasougera aud freight.
Land State-' by act of August 4, 1892. War
Branch Office. 626 F SU Washington, D. C.
ren C. Parker, of Parkersburg. County of
Coos. State «-f Oregon, has this dav filed in
E. DYER Agent, Bandon. Orgon.
this office bis sworn statement No 4336, for
8WAYNE A HOYT, Agent. 220 Battery Btrevt. Ban Franoieoo. California.
the pnychase of tbe SE^ of SWJ* of Beo­
tian No 3}, in Township No 27 S.. Range
No. 13 Went, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agi¡cultural
purposes, and Io establish his claim to Raid
land before L. II. Hazard. County Clerk of
Coos County, Orep»n. at Coquille, on Thurs
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
day. the 9th day <>f April. 1903. He names as
witnesses: A. E Hadsa!!, of Parksrsburg,
Oregon; J. L- Kronen berg, of Parkersburg. located in EL DORADO BUILDING.
Oregon; Guj Drew, of Parkersburg, Oregon;
First Street, BANDON. OllEGON
F. J. Fahy, of Parkersburg. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
Will Keep on Hand at all Times
file tbeir claims in this offiue on or before
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
said 9th day of April, 1906,
J. T. B bidobh ,
liti th room newly fitted np with Porcelain
Tub. Hot or Cold Ba.iut 25 cent».
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Register,
Scientific Jimerkan.
CAPE C. P. JENSEN.
MUNN & Co.3”8"-4"’’ New York
E l D orado
T0MS0R1AL PARLORS
Bandon Meat Market,
T. uA-ncLerson. Prop
NOTICE FOB PUBLICA ! ION.
Timber Land Aet. Jnne 3, 1878.
Uarrxu S tatu L and Ornes, Unseburg
Oregon, February 6, 1903.
Notice ie hereby given that in compliance
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress
of Jnne 8. 1878. entitled “Ail not for the sale
of timber landa in the States of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory.” as extended to all the Publio Land
States by act of August 4, 1892 Etta E. Cox.
of Bandon, Coanty of Cooa. State of Ore­
gon, has this dav filed in thia office her
sworn htateroetit No. 44)9. for tbe itureha'e
of the EU of SEU of Section No. 28. in
Township No. 27 S.. Henge No. 14 West, and
will offer proof to show that the land sought
ia more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to es
tsblisb bis claim to said land before L. H.
Hazard, County Clerk of Cooa Coanty. Ore­
gon, st Coquille. Oregoo. ou Saturday, tho
26th day of April 19U3. She names as wit­
nesses: Lee Barrows, of Bnllaida, Oregon:
S Mundy, ot Bullards. Oregon; Frank Bar-
rows, of Bandon. Oregon; J. E. Perrutt, of
Coquille Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming advertwly
tbe strove described lands are requested to
file their ola im» iu this office on or before
said 26lb day of April, ISMAY.
J. T. BUI DOES,
fb!2
Register.
Do You
Know the News
J-SF’You can have it all for
Pcr
Mouth
Kffn
"DG
Prr
yionth
In tbe Evenimg Telegram, of Portland,
Oregon. It ia the largest evening newa-
pape pabiiabed in Oregou; it oontaina
ail lb. bwwk of Ibo st«’, r.vf nt the
natiot Try it for a month. A cample
a py « I be mailed to you free. Address
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Timber L»n<l, Act »Time 8, 1878.
U nitnd H tatbs L and Urrcs. K oszhulg ,
Oregon. Febrairy 20. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 3, 1878, entitled •Ao act for tbe sale
of timber lands in the States of California«
Oregon, Nevada, and Wasbincton Terri
torv.” as extended to all the Public Land
States by net of August 4. 1892. Mrs. May
A. Ohinan, of Bandon. Countv of Cooa.
State uf Oregon, has this day filed in this
office her sworn statement No. 4484. for the
purchase of the Ni.l> of NEty of Section
No. 10 hi Township No. 29 8.. Range No. 14
West, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought, is more valuable for its timber
or
than for agricultural purposes, and
to establish her claim to said land before L.
H. Hazard. Couuty Clerk of Cooa County,
Oregon, at Coquille, on Monday, the 1st
dav of June, 1903. She ns men as witnesses:
C. L<>ng, of Batid“ii, Oregon; J. F. Haen of
Parkersburg, Oregon: W. C Donk of Park
er^bnrg, Oregon; Cash Doyle of Parkers­
burg, Oregon;
Any and nil persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office ou or before
said 1st day of June, 1903.
J. T. B bidoes ,
'Register.
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NO ! ICE FOB PUBLIC ATION.
Timber Lund Act Jnue3, 1878.
U xitxd S t atm L and O fticb , U oskbubg ,
Oregon. February 30th, 1903.
Notice { r herein given that in compliance
with tbe proviaiona of the net. of
Congreaa of Jone 3, 1878, entitled
••An not for the aale of timber lands,
hi (bi
of f'nHf'xmH-flteffQn. Xftvjuta.
and Washington Territory.” as extended to
ab the Public Lnnd State* by set of Angus
4, 1892, Sarah Fahy, of Bullards, County of*
U o « js . State ot Oregon, has this day filed in
this office her sworn statement No. 4485 for
the e^-Gh^to«f
of
of HeeHn«
No. 5, in Township No. 28 8., Range No. 14
W., and will offer proof to show that the
laud sought is more vslonble for its tinolte*
or stone than for agricultural purposes, snd
to establish her claim to said land before L,
H. Hazard. County Clerk of Cooa County.
Oregon, at C<<qniHe, on Saturday, the 23rd
day of May, 1903. She names as witness's:
A Barrows, John Beattie, C. G. Fahy, R.
W. Bollard. nil of Bullards, Oregon.
Any and ali persona claiming adversely
tbe above-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 23rd day of May, 1903.
J. T. Baine a«,
Ragia» er.
fci>ar>
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
[Timber Land Act, Jane 3, ISIS.]
U mitsd S tatu L akd O fticz , Rosxnrao,
Ossoos. March 24. 1SW.
The Telegram,
Notice is hereby given that in comolianos
PORTLAND, ORB.
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress
of June 8. 1878, entitled “An not for the sale
of timber lands iu tbe States of Oslifornia,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri­
tory,“ as extended to all the Public Land
State, by act of Auguat 4, 1892, Barbara A.
Doak, of Parkersburg, County of Coo,
State of Oregon, baatbis day flled in this of­
fice his o«orn statement No. 4718, for tbe
purchase of tbe NE1< of SE1< of Sec No. 34 in
Townsbip No. 29, S . Hange No. 14 W. and
will offer proof to ibow that tbe land sought
ia more valuable for its timber orstooe than
for agricultural pnrpoma. and to establish
----- THE STEAMER
his claim to Mid land before L. H. Haxard.
Nhaving *9 Cent«.
County Clerk of Cooe County, Oregon, at
Ratlu SS Cent«.
Canaille. Oregon, on Tuesday, tbe Vtb day
of Jane, ISM. Ha names as wllnesee«: A.
E. Hadsell, of Parkersburg, Oregon; N. E.
Barklo«, of Bandoo. Or»gon; E. Obman. of
Workmanship np to date in any­
THOMAS WHITE, Master
Bandon. Oregon; Weeley Nack, of Parkers­
thing in my line.
burg, Oregon.
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Iz-rtV.a Bandon every morning. except
Anv and all persona olaiming adversely
tba above described lands are requested to
Rondar, at 7:30 o'clock and make« cinnec-
file their claims in thia office on or before
tiona «Hb tbe train and steamer Mjrl at
The Weekly Oregonian and this paper 10:30 a. m. st Coquille City.
said 9th day of Jan«, 1903.
give you all the news of home, stat«, the
Leaves C.tquille Citv at 12:30 p n>., arriv
J. T. Barnona.
•I»»
itegiattr.
ins at Bandon at 4;S0 p. m.
Northwest and the nation.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
DISPATCH
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetables Poultry, Etfg", Butler and al) Farm Produce, and a
Generous supply of fresh Groceries
I will pay bigbest market price for beef. pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land. Aet Jnue 3, 1S7S.
U kitbd S tatus L and Orricx at Rossn-jBa,
Obtoolt. January. 12. lWtS.
Notice ih hereby «iveii tha’ in compliance
with the provisions rf tho act ot Congreaa
o’ June 3. 1878, entitled;*An act for ibe sale
of timber lande in tbe States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Waabinnton lerri
U>ry.” as extended to all the Fubhc Land
States by act of Augnai 4, 1892. Neia R m *
rnna-en. of Bandon. County of U«*»*.
of Oregon, ha* thia dav tiled in this office
bK iworn atatemvnt No. 4284. for tlie P’JJ1’
cbaae of tbe SEji of NE^ aud
of HEX
and 8WK of BEtf of ^tion No 9 in lown-
ship No 29 8 . Range No. 14 W.. and will
offer proof to ahow that tlie land
m
moie‘valuable for iU timber or atone than
for agricultural purpose*, and to eetnbllab
hia ciaim to Raid land before L. 11. llnzard.
County lerkof Coos County. Oregon, a*
Coquille. <»n Saturday, the 11th day of April.
1903. He namea aa witneaeea: A. E. llad-
aall. <>f FHrkerabnrg. Oregon: Nathan Barb-
low. i f Bandon. Oregon; H. 8ndermau, of
Farkeraburg, Ore^ou; K. H. Koan, of Ban
don, Oregon;
...
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.
Anv and all perenna clniming adversely
file their claima iu thia office on or be fore
said lltb day of Aptii, 1903.
J. T. B mdobs .
Register.
ja..22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Lund, Aet June 3, 1878.
United States Mnd Office, Roseburg
Oregon. February 24. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress
of Jnne 8. 1878, entitled “An act for tbe »ale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri­
tory,” an extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892, Gnv Drew,
of Parkersburg, County of Coo«, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in thia offloe his
sworn statement No. 4609. for the purchase
of theSWJ<of NE!< «1 Section No. 22 in
Township No. 29 S., Runge No. 14 West,
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought ia more valuable for its timber or
atone than for agricultural purpose«, and to
establish bis olairn to said land before L.
H Hazard, County Clerk of Cooe Connty,
Oregon, nt Coquille, on Tuesday the 2nd
dny of June, IVtM He names as witnesses:
A. E Hadaall, W. C Parker. W. A. Doak.
and J, A. Doak. all of Parkersburg. Oregon
Auv and all pentone claiming adversely
the nlaive deecribtd lands are requested to
file their claims tn thia office ot. or before
said 2nd day of June. ltut.
J. T. B bidoxs ,
mar6
Heg-.ster.
NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION.
[Timber Land, Act Jane 3. 1878.]
U nited 8 tatm L and Orricit, UoMnuw,
O ukgon , Feb. 12. 1908.
Notice ¡ n hereby «iveu that in compliance
with the provisions <»f the net of ConureM v(
Jnne 3. 1878. eniithd “An act for tbe Rale or
tiinber bind in tbe ointm ot California. Ore-
eon, Nevada, and Washington Territory.”
an extended to nil the Public Land State*
bv act of AiitfURt 4, 1892, Robert E. L. Be-
dillion. of Bandon, county of Cooa. State of
Oregon, han thia dav filrd in ihia office hie
flworu statement No. 44U). for the purchase
of tbe NWH of SW^ of Section No.
.34, in Townahip narulwr 2^aontb. of Range
nnmber 14 Went, nnd will offer proof to show
that the Is nd sought ia more valuable for
iU timber or atone than for agricutoral
purpoaea. and to establish his claim to aaid
land before C. T. Hlumenrother. U- 8. Con^«
miasioner at his office at Bandon. Oregon,
on Wednesday, the 20th day of May, 1903.
He names aa witnesRes: A. G. Hoyt, N. E.
Batklow, K. H Rosa. Johu Andrreon, all
of Bandon. C»»oa County. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adveraly the
a bo vff-deacrib« d lands are requested to file
their claims in thia office on or before
foblS
J. T. Bai dom ,
KegiM*r.
NOTICE FOI< PUBLICATION.
[Timber Land. Art Unite S,
"
UnnsD S tatbs L aud Ornes, R osxbubo .
O bsooh , March 24.19M
lUOilCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
•' compliance with the provisions of the
act of Congress of June 8. 1878. entitled "An
set for the sale of timber lands in the
Slates of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington Territory,” aa extended to all
the Pqblie Land St a tea by act of August 4,
1892.Mrs Lola Etta Thompson, of Bsndon,
County of Coos, Stale of Oregon, has this
day filed in this offloe his swogn statement
No. 4716. for the purchase of tbe NWX of
tbe NE‘4 of Section No. 28, In Township No.
2-i South. Range No. 14 West, and will of­
fer proof to ahow that the land sought ia
more valuable for i!a timber or atooe than
for agricultural purposes, and to eotablieh
hl* claim to »aid land before C. T. Bloroen-
rotber. United Ststea Comraiaaiooer. for
Oregon, at his offloe at Bandoo, Oreana, on
Saturday tbe 20th day of June. 1IUL Ha
namee as witnesses: Jesse Q. Iwuese. N.
E Berklow, Albert Farris. J. A. Duah, all of
Bandon. Oregon.
Any nnd all persona claiming advsnwlr
thu above deanribed lands are requested to
file their claim.t in this office oa or before
aaid 2Uth dny of June, 191«.
*pr2
J. T. BainoBe.
Hfgister,