Bandon recorder., April 09, 1903, Image 4

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Sk.y KliK ATTACK OF GRIP.
Curof By Ono BollU Ot Chiuubwrlalw'«
Cough Remedy.
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DAVID M. NTITT,
SDITO* AMD FBOPBIKTOR.
HUBSCB1PTIOS BATES.
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Sil Mouth«
Thraalÿontha.
Thia paper >• entered at tha Bandon post
office as Seoond-elaaa Mattoe.
THURSDAY, APRIL », t»03.
EDITORIAL.
The Socialist» of tbe First Congres­
sional district, in convention at Salem,
last Friday, nominated John W. Ea­
gle, of Benton county, for Congress.
Que of tbe planks of tbe party that
should be Mcrupnlouaiy adhered to, ia
jn effect that fusion witb other parties
will not b" entertained. Socialism
cannot fuse witb any other party for
tbe reason that when it becomes
mixed up with competition and spoil-
ism it ceases to be socialism.
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A Sumpter hen has been doing the
Siamese Twin act in producing a
double egg, consisting of two perfect
eggs joined together by a tube, com-
posed of egg substance, tbe ooly
blemish being a soft shell. Tbe
Sumpter ben showed ability in the
way of design, but she is little if any
ahead of tbe Bandon ben. J. B.
Marshall & Soo, of ibis place, bad a
curiosity in beu fruit displayed, some
threo weeks ago, in tbe shape of two
eggs. One was a very large one, aud
tbe other was nearly tbe usual size.
Tbe large one bad been broken open
and tbe smaller one bad been taken
from it. Both were well shaped and
had bard shells, and tbe only criti­
cism to make is that the ben was lav­
ish in the use of lime, as the shell of
the larger egg was ample for tbe
whole product, and she might bave
saved tbe substance of the innef shell
for future use.
Telegram: Strikes, strikes, atrikea!
They, or threats thereof, seem to be
more numerous than ever. Bishop
spanlding said recently that tbe time
was near at hand when there would
be no more strikes. This seems to
be too optimistic a view. Yet in an
increasing number of cases threat­
ened strikes are avoided by tbe yield­
ing of some points on both sides.
This has been especially true during
tbe past few months with respect to
ditte^epcee between railroads or other
great corporations and their employes.
In a number of instances these com­
panies have yielded a large propor-
|iop of the employes’ demands, while
tbe workingmen have in several cases
sqmewbat modified those demands,
tbe business meanwhile going on
without interruption or much friction.
“When I had an atiack of tbe grip
last wiuter (tbe second one) 1 actually
cured myself with one bottle of Cham­
berlain's Cough Remedy,“ says
Frank W. Perry, Editor of tbe En
terpriae, Shortsville N. Y. “This is
the honest truth. I at times kept
from coughing myseli to pieces by
taking a teaspoouful of this remedy,
aod when the coughing spell would
come on at night I would take a dose
and if seemed that in tbe briefest in­
terval tbe cough would pass off aud I
would go to sleep perfectly free from
cough aud its accompanying pains.
To say that the remedy acted as a
most agreeable surprise ia putting it
very mildly. I had uo idea that it
would or could knock out tbe grip,
simply because I bad never tried it
for aueb a purpose, but it did, aud it
seemed witb tbe second attack ot
cougbiug the remedy caused it to not
ouly bs of less durtit ion, but tbe pains
were far less severe, and I bad not
used one bottle before Mr. Grip bad
bid me adien.” For sale by C. Y.
Lowe.
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European Powers May Join
Force«.
R ome , April 2.—Senator Vilari, ¡ d
an address delivered today before tbe
King and Queen at tbe opening of
tbe International Historical Congress,
made several allusions to tbe United
States. He said Europe was shut iu
between two great, powerful countries
—Russia on tbe east and tbe United
States on the west. Tbe latter, from
a population of 30,000,000, bad risen
to 80,000,000, and no one knew what
number its population eventually
would reach. Tbe Uuited States also
bad taken tbe lead iu all works of
progress and civilization. These two
forces, acting od Europe, were likely
to render necessary a union of tbe
different European countries which
would completely change tbe geo­
graphical situation to tbe universal
advantage of Europe. Tbe Senator
yldqd that he ¡Foresaw and predicted
tbe 20th century will perhaps see tbe
solution of many problems.
“Tbe mixing'of tbe white aod black
races,“ be continued, “brought about
tbe war of secession in tbe United
States, and tbe liberation of tbe
negroes from slavery, but Ibis bad
not harmonized or amalgamated the
two races, which bale each other now
perhaps more tbau ever before,
“Tbe Uniied States probably will
be the first to give ub an indication
how to deal witb such grave aud im­
portant questions, wbicb Europe must
meet throughout the two immense
continents of Africa and Asia.*'
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Battle with Cattle Theivea.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
The next W C T U meeting takes
place Tuesday, at U30, P. M., at the
M. E. Church.
There are hundreds of laboringmen
io tbia country wbo constantly com­
plain of bard times, and whose
families are in want just because,
when payday cornea, the open saloon
aland, between tbe workshop and tho
borne. They earn good wages, but
when they receive it they put it into
a bag witb holes, and the principal
bole is the legalized saloon.
We say that man la a foot God
says so, too. We call bim a miserable,
drunken wretch. God says: “No
druukard shall enter into the king­
dom of heaven.“ Into that bag with
its liqnor boles, be puts not only bis
wages, but domestic happiness, home,
prosperity, good name, character,
hope of heaven, and' bitt own soul.
Young men, consider your ways.
The liquor traffic costa this ppnntry
directly and indirectly.* more than
»2,500,000,000 every year' More mon
ey than we pay out for tbe combined
expenses of the government, tbe
standing army, tbe navy, tbe public
school, and all tbe cborohee of all
deoomiuatio^s in tbe Uuited States.
We are wasting through the liqnor
traffic, every fifty-two weeks, more
than enough money to build three
railroads across tbe continent. The
legalized saloon is tbe bole in tbe
bag that causes nine tenths of all our
poverty, disease, and crime. We are
an industrious people, but we eapp
wages to not it into a bag with holes.
—Epworth Herald.
Tuwnx Necking Settler*.
Hall’s Oatarfb Cura ia taken inter­
nally, and acta directly oo tbe blood
aod mneoua surfaces ot the system.
Send for testimonials, free,
Y. J. C mxbxy A C o ., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist«, 75c.
Hd!’a Family Pills are the boot.
each Wednaauay with all expenses direo-
from headquarter*. Monev advanced for
expenses. Manager, 340Caiton Bldg., Chi
cago.
DAIRY RANCH TO REN t T
Bit anted on Four-mile Creek. Cooa Co.,
Oreaon. eooaiating ot 4M) acres of land, and
10 head of stock for dairy purpose«. Good
House. Barn and out building«, good water
For further particolare address George H.
Truman, Weddeibarn. Curry County Or.
v.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD WARE?
LOWE,
Baudon. Oregon,
Tf* ^5^011
Druggist and
*
* VIA
Tin
** ■*** *,iU
bu»in«m at I he Old
Stand and can please yon. Give u» a Call
aud examine our
Apothecary, Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc
Is just in receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Now is tbe time to purchase Hardware.
in stock it large assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
MUS. L. S. ADAMS.
Druggiuta Nundriea.
B hubhxs , B fongbs , S oaps
N uts and C an di is .
PxarvMrs,
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Paiatfl. Oils, Deem «■«! Wladewi.
T1N8HOP IN CUNNECTION.
A. McNAIR
Cigar», Tobacco» and Cigarette».
lag-down palm, and havlBg triad sav
srai doctor« aad dWsretti ramadiu
with no mkxsm , your Wlaa of Cardui
was tha only thing whkh helped ate,
aad avantuajly cured ow Htctmed to
build up tha weak parts, «traagthaa
tha «yztain and correct Irragularmu."
By “tired woman" Mrx. Adama
moans nervous women who have
disordered menaes, falling of the
womb, ovarian trouble» or any of
these ailments that women have.
Yon can cure yourself at home with
thia great wumaa's remedy, Wine
of Cardui. Wine at Cardui has
oured thousands of cases which
doctors have failed to benefit. Why
not begin to get well today? All
druggists have $1.00 bottles. For
any stomach, liver or bowel disor­
der Thedford’s Black-Draught
should be used.
Forsdvle» and literature, ad dm»», siring
»▼tnptom». Tbe Ladles’ Advisory Depart
menu T)«e Olmttanooga Medicine V
Cimtanooga, Tenn.
A
V:
Paint». Oils. Olmwes. and Painter’s Supplied
boots
MI IO ICS»
The Bandon Hardware Man
Furniture
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you Household Furnishings and Deco
can get your money’s
rations of all kinds
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
'
worth at
and Piece«.
Window Trimming«.
M. BREUER’S
Dealer in Boots and Khoew
liepairing’neatly and promptly done at
lowest living price«.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
WINE°rCARDUI J EJkRUSTES «So Oo Prop.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The undersigned baa
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CABRIAGE8 --------
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
Furnltare Repairing and Saw-filing « Specialty.
Rlaaa Cut and Fitted to Order- All
'ala8H Sizes and weigta kept on bind
Picture Framing
neatly done.
IIMnFRTAKINQ
U V L»tn ini\IIVVa
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Bnrinl Robes aud Good«, and Undertaking Snppliee
Constantly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY
Hotel Coquille
Timber Lnud Act June 3, 1878.
Under the heading, “Strange, I ho ,I
U n nun S tatu « L and O kfkk at K osbbubo .
It?*4 the Santa Ana Herald says;
All kinds kept,
O ukgon . January IV. 1V03.
“Riverside issues a baudsume pam
Notice U hereby «iven thnt in eoniphance BOLOGNA HAUBAOE. HEADCHEESE
ph let, through its Chamber of Com­ with the previ^iou« 6Y the Hot of Coutfre-i»
mid VEAL nlwiiys uu baud,
of Jane H. 18787 emitted ”An net for the H«le
merce, and as a grund climax of at* of timber tends in tbe Staten < f California. CORNED BEEF.
V oq
tractions to homeseekere the argu Oregon. Nevada, nnd WA«hiug|on Terri­
tory.” as extended to all’ the Pablic Land
PICKLED FORK
J. P. TITPFH, Proprietor.
rnent states that the place has no* Suites by irot ot Augntf 4. 1892. Edward E.
(hikes, i»f’ ParkerNbur«. County of Coo«,
saloons / and it is made prominent— State
<»f Oregon, baa thia day filed in thia
This well known hotel is now under new iiud com­
very prominent; in fact, more promi­ oflice bi« «worn statement No. 4-*i38, for the BUTTER, EGG, ami
Rnrchane of the SEW of NW# of Section
petent management.and has been thoroughly ren­
nent than any other statement io the to. 11 in Town«bipNu 28 8., itentze No. 14
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
Went, and will offer proof to «how thnt the
ovated throughout Tbe table service is equal to
of nil kinds.
book.
land «on^ht in mor« valuable for it« limb? r
any in Soul hern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
‘"Long Beach has just prepare«: or «tone than fbr aericultorHl pnrpoHea, and Meats Delivered to persona living on th«
eatublirib hia claim to «aid tend before L.
mercial'men. Baggage transported lo and from
copy for an advertisement in a prom­ to
H. Hazard. County Clerk of C« n >« Coanty. River, or along tbe Stage Rente
boats and trains free of charge.
inent Eastern Book, and the most Oreaon. at Coquille, on Saturday, the lHtl»
of April, IHC3. He name« aa witnwaM*»:
Fine uew bar iu couueciion with the hotel.
prominent thing is that same state day
60 YEARS*
Ed. Hadsell. of Parkeiabnru, Oregon; N. E.
EXPERIENCE
meet, ‘L ong B each has no S aloons ' Barklow, of Bandon. Oregon; A Carlaon. of
Parkerahnrg, Oregon; Andrew Perkins, of
Long Beach puts it io capitals.
Parkerhbarg. Oregon.
MM V
j -J * L —T
‘‘Pasadena, Pomona, Redlands, and Anv and all persons claiming adversely
/ i n B b « ■
the above described land* are requested to
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k H IF* 1
our beautiful sister city. Orang«*, all tile tbeir claim« in this office ou or before
h ¿ w
.1 J| J ELJEUBL—
do the same thing. In their litera­ suid 18th day uf April. 1W3.
J. T. B kidges .
-V*
____ «fl MARKS
.
ture to homeseekera they bear down Jan‘29
TRADE
Register.
D esigns
heavily on the “no saloon“ feature.
s
’FFfV ’
C opyrights A o .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Anyone aend!n< a »ketch and description may
They all seem to think it is a pretty
[Timber Land. Act .June 3, 1878.]
qnlckly ascertain our opinion free whether an
is probably patentable. Communica­
important thing, and as they havo U nitkd H tatm L ard O ffkjk , R chkdubo , Invention
tion» strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent«
•ent free. Oldest aaency for socoring patent».
tried it for a good many years they O bmgon . Ma rob 21. ¡903
Patents
taken
throusrh Munn A Co. receive
lUOriCE IH HEREBY GIVEN* THAT IN
Special notice, without charge, in the
ought to know.
compliance with be provi«ioiiN off the
This Steamer wilt give a regnl«r lOdny Service between Coqnille River, Oregon, and S«q
of Congr??« of June 8. 1878. entitled “An
“Now, what would our people think act
Franciaoo, Califorum. for tióth panaenger» uud freight.
act for the naie of timber tends in the
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Jjinrest Cir­
about it if Santa Ana Chamber of Staten of California, Oregon. Nevada. Mid culation
of any scientific lournal. Terms, <3 a
Washington Territory,” as extended to all
year: four months, $L Boid by all newsdealers.
Commerce, io enumerating tho many the
E. DYER Agent, Baudon, Or« gon.
Public Laud States by net of An mu it 4.
SWAYNE A HOY1', Agent. 228 Battery Street, Han FranoiMo. California.
advantages offered to homeseekere 1892,Mrs. Lula Ettu Thompson, uf Baudon,
Office,
626
F
BL,
Washington.
1>.
O.
Branch
Office.
County of Co*'«. Stole of Ure^on, lias this
here would say, ‘ and S anta A na has day filed in thia office his «worn statement
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
seven saloons ,4 and put that Up as No 4715. for the purchase of the NW^ of
♦ he NEX **f Section No. 28, iu Townsbip N >
Timber Land, Act June 3,
the most prominent thing in the ar­ 23 South. Range No. 14 West, and will of­
UNrruD S tatm L and O ffcx . Ros^qifP
proof to show that the land Hoiiyht h
ticle? Look kind of funny, wouldn’t fer
more valuable for its timber or stone than Oregon, February 20, 1903.
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
to
establish
it? Rather doubtful about its making
Notice fa hereby given that in compliance
hi« claim b» »ni«l land before 0. T. Biumen- with the provisions of the *ict of Congra#«
any remarkable impression on boae- rotber,
United States Commissioner, for of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘An net for the «ale
aeekers, isn’t it? There is something Oretfou. at bis office at Bandou. Oregon, on of timber tend« in the State« nf California.
Saturday the 20th day of June. 1903. 11«
Nevada, and WnMhinptnn Terri
queer about that. We have never names as witnesses: Jea<e G. Leneve, N. Oregon,
Will Keep op Hand at all Times
lory.” a«extendwl to all the Public Land
Barklow, Albert Farris» J. A- Doak, all of States b; act of August 4. Io92. Mrs May
known a city or town on earth to ad­ E.
Bandon. Oregon.
A. Obman, of Bandon, County of Coos,
vertise to the world that it had even
Any and all persona claiming adversely State of Oregon, ha« thi« day fited in thia
above described lands are requested to office her «worn atntement No. 4484, for the
one saloon. Even boom towns that the
file their claim.« in this office on or before pnrehase of the NE>4 nf NEty of Section
sometimes haven't much of anything said 20th day of June, 1903.
No. 10 »ii Township No. 29 8., Kange No. 14
J. T. B bidoks .
West, and will offer proof to show that the
else will mention the town pump and
apr2
Register.
laud sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agrioultnrnl purposes, and
the grocery store and the little pio­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA TION.
t.o establish her claim to said land before L.
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Furrn Prodnce, and a
neer schoolhouse, but they don't say
Timber Land Act, Jane 3. 1878.
H. Hazard. County Clerk <»f Coos County.
Oregon,
nt
Coquille,
on
Monday,
the
1st
anything about the saloon. But these U nitbd S tatus L and Orrtca, Roseburg
day of June, 1903. She names as witnesses;
towns that have no saloons seem to Oregon, Fein nary 6, 1903.
C. Long, of Bandon, Oregro j J. F. Hat’« of
Notice is hereby given thnt in compliance Purkersbnrg, Orrg >n; W . (J Donk of Park
want everybody to know it, for some with the provi«ions of the act of Congress ersbnrg, Oregon; Cash Doyle uf Parkers
I will pay bigbeet market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
of Jnne 8. 1878, entitled "An not for the sale burg, Oregon;
reason.
of timber lands in tbe Sinton of California.
and h !I persons claiming adversely
“Now this article is not intended Oregon. Nevada, and Wasbiqglon Terri the Anv
above described lands are requested to
a» extended to all tho Public Land file tbeir claim« in this • ffioe on or before
for a temperance lecture or any or­ tory."
States by act of Aucuat 4, 1W2 Eita E. Cox. said 1st day of June, 190J.
thodox treatise on prohibition, but if of Bandon. County of Coos, Blate of Ore
J. T. B btdoks ,
gon, bna this dnv filed in this office her
there is a little horse sense bidden »worn statement No. 4409. for the purchase fcl'26
Register.
away in it there is no extra charge for of tbe E’< of 8E54 of Sectinn No 28, in
Township No. 27 8„ Hangs No. 14 West, nnd
NO I ICE FOR PUBLICATION.
it.“
will offer proof to -b<>w that tbe l»nd sought
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D enver , March 31.—A News special
from Tucson Arizona, says: Captain
Thomas Rynuing, of tbe Arizona
Rangers, has been advised of a
pitched battle, which took place Sat­
urday at Black Rock, Graham County,
between a company of bis men and
Knowledge 1« Power.
a bunch of cattle thieves. Tbe mes­
Naw Y obk , April 3.—An inteieating sage was accompanied by an appeal
series .of demonstrations baa been for reinforcements, aud stated that
given at Alexandra Palace of tbe ap the rangers had been compelled to
jyaratun of transmission and reception retire iu tbe scrimmage, though none
of signals and speech through tbe of tbeir number were killed, aod two
ground without tbe use of wires, says were but slightly wounded.
the Londoo representative of the
The Rangers bad been advised that
Tribune Tbe inventors, a young the rauch of John Davis was tbe
Swedish electrical engineer, trained headquarters of a bunch of cattle
in tbe United States, and a Devon­ thieves, working ihrougb Bisck Rock
shire electrician, were present, witb County, and a . company of tbem
^ir Girard. Smith and other experts. started out to raid tbe ranch. Davis,
Tbe experiments were conducted his sou and half a dozen men were
without the pretense that a perfect on the outlook for tbe raid, and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
system of installation had been
[Timber Land Act June 3. ISIS.]
worked out, and tbe practicability of opened fire on the Rangers when
U bitud S tat » L and Orrtca, Kosaauao,
dispensing witb wires and masts and they approached. F. S. Barefoot, in
nsing earth corrects of electricity for command of the Rangers, led an tin- O bb < k > n , March 30. 19u3.
Notioe is hereby given that in ootnplinnco
qoqimercia], military and naval par­ sncceesfnl assault on the cabin, but with
the provision« of the net of Congreve
poses was illustrated.
of Jane 8, 1S78, entitled “An ect for the onle
tbe
fire
was
so
hot
that
they
were
of timber land« in tbe Stairs of Citliforniti,
A characteristic feature of the aya
Nevada, and Wa-bington Ter­
tern was tbe peculiar combination of compelled to retire. Tbe Bnpply of Oregon.
ritory.” as extended to nil the Ptihlic L.iud
high potential discharges and low-ten­ ammnuition ran short or they would Stnten by ant of Angnst 4. 13112. Mra. l izzie
sion currents. Experiments witb have laid siege.
Fieger, of Bandon. Coanty of Coos State of
Oregon, has thia day filed in thia office his
bombs proved that explosives could
When the rangers retired. Davis awoin «talement No. 4790 for the purobnae
be synchronized witnin tbe same
of the HEW of the NEW of Section No. 4 in
radius, so that all could be fired aim ventured out of tbe house to fire some Township No. 29 8,, Benge No. 14 W., and
Aitaneonsiy, or eueb in turn, by means partiog shots, and was struck by a will offer proof to ahow that the land nought
more valuable for its timber or atone
of earth currents without wires. Tbe bullet Hud fell. Barefoot believes is
than for agricultural purposes, and to ee
value of these testa for practical war­ that he was killed, A* soon bb rein- lablieh hi« claim to aaid land before C. T.
fare waa conceded by tbe military 62-
Blumenrotber. U 8. Commisaioner for Ore­
forcements arrive, tbe Rangers will gon. at hia office at Bandon, Oregon, on
rirta.
r'riday tbe 26tbday of Jone. IU03. He names
Other experiments illustrated the urdke nrsther eff/-r» to break up tbe ua-wItSMS:«:; Ji K L. Bedillion. N Bark-
low. J. Anderson, aud A. G. Hoyt, all of
transmission of Morse dots and dashes gang of thieves.
and musical sounds by wireless tele­
T ucson , Arizona. April 3-—Captain Buudon, Oisgon,
Any and all persons olaimlng adversely
phone.
Rynning, of tbe Rangers, has just tbe above described lands are requested to
fll*
their olatma in thia offloe on or before
ueeu advised tiiat Fled Burfoot, «1- •sio'JuVh
day of ««rue, 1303.
—
t'TATB or O hio , C ity or T olido I
sisted by Rangers Felton and Peter
J. T. B bipobb ,
L ucas C oumty ,
son, and several connty officers, at­ apr9
Register,
F bank J. C hbmxy makes oath that he
tacked tbe Davin cabins in the Black
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
is senior partner of tbe firm of F. J.
Rock country oo Monday and cap
[Timber Land Act. Jane 3, 1»73 ]
C bkkit & Co., doing bnsineee in the
tured tbe sight men who, it is alleged Uarrap S tatbs L aud Ornca, Rosaauao,
(iiiy of Toledo, Connty and Slate
bave been stealing cattle in tbe vicin­ Oaxooa, March 24. 1903.
aforesaid, and that aaid firm will pay
Notice ia hereby given that ill comolianiM
ity for a time, but have always eluded with
the provisions ot the act of Congress
tbe sum of One Hundred Dollars for tbe officers. They were surrounded of Jnne
3. 1878, entitled "An set for the sals
each and every case of C atabrh that
of timber lands in tbe States of California,
and after a hot tight were compelled Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri
cannot be cured by tbe uae of H all ' s
to yield. The men were taken to Sol lory.” as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of Angast 4, 1HH2. Ba ilia re A.
C atabbh C ub ».
omonville, where they were placed in Iloak, of Parkersburg, County of Cong
•"
F bamk 4. C hxxxt .
Stats of Oregon, has this day filed in this of­
jail.
fice hia sworn statement No. 471A, for the
Sworn to before me and subscribed
purchase of the NEI< ot 8EH of Sec No. 24 in
in my presence, tbia 6th day ot De-
W a NTED.-A TRUSTWORTHY GEN Township No. 2». 8 . Kange No. 14 W. and
Deinen
or
lady
in
each
o.nnty
to
manage'
will
offer proof to show that the land Bought
oembery A. D. 1886
bnsineee for an old established boaae of sol­ is more valuable for its timber or atone than
id financial standing. A straight, bona fide for agricultural pnrpmes. and to establish
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A. W. G lxasom ,
weekly caab salary of gift 00 paid by check hie claim to «aid land before L. H. Hazard.
ual |
‘ A’otaryi*i4bl>a
f
CLARENCE
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The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer,
“Chico,”
Scientific American.
CAPT. C. P. JENSEN,
MUNN & Co »•«-*-». New York
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
Generous supply of fresh Groceries
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
ia more vnluable for ita timber or atone
thnn for agricultural purposes, and to es
tnbliah hi» olaim to wild laud In-fore L. H.
Hazard, County Clerk ot Coos County. Ore­
gon, at Coquille. Oregon, on Saturday, the
25th day of April 19111. She nnmea "» wit­
nesses: Lee Barrows, of Bullard", Oregon;
8 Mundy, of Bnllards. Oregon; Frat k 11«r
row», of Bandon. Oregon; J? E. Perrott, of
Coqnille. Oregon.
Any end all persona claiming advereely
the above described hinds are requested to
file their claims iu thia office on or before
said 25tb day of April, 1904.
J. T. BRIDGES,
fbl2
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION”
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878.
United States Land Office, Roeebnrg
Oregon. February 24. 1938.
Notice is hereby given thnt in compliance
with the provisions of tbe aot of Congress
of Jnne 3. 1878, entitled "An not for tbe sale
of timber lands in the Staten of California,
Oregpn Nevada, and Washington Terri­
tory.” as extended to ell tbe Pnuiio Land
States liv set of 4ngu«l 4, 1892, Guv Drew,
of Parkersburg, County of Coos, State nf
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 4509, for the purchase
of 'he HW14 of NFy of Seotion No. 22 in
Townnhip No. 29 B„ Range No. M we»l,
and will offer proof to show thnt the land
sought ie more valuable for ita timber or
atone than for agricultural pnrpoae«. and to
establish bis olaim to Mid land before L.
H. Hazard, County Clerk of Coos County.
Oregon, at Coqnille, on Tuesday the 2nd
day of Jnne, IUU8. He names aw witneeae«:
A. E Hadaall, W. O Parker, W. A. Doak.
and J. A. Doak. nil of Parkersburg. Oregon
Any and all persons olslming adversely
the above described Imda are requested to
file their claims in
i_ thio oflloc on or baton
Mid 2nd day of June. 1908.
J.'
a. T. B bioobv .
Register.
mart
E l D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS
County Clerk of Cooa County, Oregon, at
Coquille, Oregon, on Tueeday, tbe fitb day
P. B. HOYT, Prop
nf June, 1903. Ho namea as witneaaeai A.
E. Hadaell. of Parkorebutg. Oregon; N. E
Barklow, of Bandon. Ore gon i E. Obman. of Lowed le EL DORADO BUILDINO,
Bandon. Oregon) Wealey Mack, of Parkers­
Fire« Mreaa. BANDON. ORBOON
burg, Oregon.
' ’ -
Any and all persona claiming adversely SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
tbe abovs described lands are requested Io
file their claim« in tbia offloa on or before
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES,
said 9tb day ot Jute, IfitH.
Bathroom wooly areed up with Fareelaln
». T. B btdom .
Tub. Hot ar Cold Bath« SA orate.
agrt
Rsgistsr.
Timber Land Act June 3, 1878.
UarraD 8 t « tes L and Omen, ltosanuao,
Oregon. February 30th, 1903.
Notice ia hereby given thnt In compliance
with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled
“An net for tbe sale of timber lands,
in the States of California. Oregon, N<-vad«,
nnd Washington 1 erritory,” as extended to
nil ti e Public Lnnl 8<n<e» by act of Angnnt
4, l«92, ».«rah Fahy, of Bollards. County of
Coes. Stale ol Oregon, bs, this day filed in
this office her «worn Htatemeiit No. 4485 for
the pm chase of the HE^i of
of Section
No A, in Township No. 28 8.. Range No. 14
W., and will offer proof to show that the
land soosbt ia wore vslnalile for its timber
or atone than for agricultural purposes, nnd
to eatnblirh her claim to aaid laml before L,
H. Hazard, County Clerk of Coos County.
Oregon, at Coquille, on Saturday, the 23r<l
day of May, 1M)3 She names a- wiinena-«:
A Barrow«, John Beattie. C. G. Fahy, K.
W. Bollard, all of Bullard«. Oregon.
Any nud all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
tale lu«hr biaizuh in «Liv oSco op or Uf-re
said 23rd day of May, 1903.
J. T. Bkinncs,
RngiHler.
fvb28
“EL DORADO
JL<a»iiius»en Bros.,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
limber land. Ac« June S, 1»1».
U kitbd S tatbm L aud Orrica at Uo«im>aa
OaraoK, January, 12, 1903.
Notice ia hereby given that In compliance
wiili the provisions rt the eel of Congres*
or June 3. 1878, entitled,'An not for the eale
of tiiulier land» in tbe Stales of California.
Orwell, Nevada, aod Washington Tern
tory.” as extended to all the Pablic Land
States by "CI of Angnst 4, 1892. Nel» Bas
iu»« eu. of Bandon. County of Coos. Brete
of Oregon, haa Ihis day filed in this office
bis «worn statement No. 4284. for the
nh.vre nf Hie SEli of NE54 aud EH »f 8EJ4
nnd hWH of 8EI4 of Sectiou bm 9 ui I own­
ship No 29 8. Itanue No. 14 W„ and will
offer proof to »bow that the land souk M •"
uiuie v altiahle for its timber or atone thau
for agricuitural purpose», and to establish
hi« claim to Mid land before L. II. Hasard.
----- THE STEAMER-----
County ■ lerk of Cooe Cuuuty. UregoU. ,.l
Coquille, on Saturday, the 11th day of April.
19(13. He name« ae witneeae«: A. E. Had-
««11. of Parkersburg. Oregon 1 Nath«n Bark-
low, of Bandon. Oregon; H. Budertuan, of
Parkersburg, Oregon; K. H. R om , of Ban
THOMAS WHITE, Master
don, Oregon;
•
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
Leaves Bendon every morning, except the above described lands are requested to
Monday, at 79M) o'clock and makes oonnec- file their claims in ibis office on or before
liona with tbe train and steamer Myrl at Mid lltb day ot April. 1908.
10:30 a. m. at Coquille City.
Leaves Coquille City at 12:30 p ni., arriv
J. T. B mdobs .
Rcgialer,
ing at Bandon at 4:30 p. m.
jaaïg
DISPATCH
TRK8PAM NOTICK.
Notice is hereby given to all ncreona not
to treepnM npon ¿he premise« of Y>r. Kenyon,
»¡tuatsd between Florae Lake and tbe coun­
ty road, in Northern Carry, by removing,
flatting, or destroying timber npon aaid
land. »25 reward will be paid for informa,
tion leading to a conviction of treapare ••
elated above.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14. 1301.
PETEK NELSON. Agent.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
[Timber Land, Act Jane 3, 1S7S.]
U bitbd S tatbs L and Orvwa, B obbbubil
Oaxooit, Feb. 12. 190S.
Notice ia hereby givci. that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congma of
Jnne 8. 1878. entitled "An act for tbe sale of
timber land in tbe Staten of California. Ore­
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory.'^
aa extended to all the Public Land States
by sot of August 4, 1892. Robert E L. Be-
dillion. of Baudon. comity of Coos. State of
Oregon, baa this day filed in tbia office hia
sworn statement No. 4440. for the purchase
of the NV'K of 8WX of Section Na.
S4, in 'i'uwuutfi» tiuiuta: 2fc»se4Lr»f Rncsi'
number 14 West, and will offer proof to show
that the laud sought ia more valuable for
its timber or alone then for agricutoral
pnrixiees. and to establish hi« claim to Mid
land before C. T. Blnruenrotber. U- 8. Com-
tto-aiouur at hia iXc. at Saudcc.-Oregoa,
on Wedueeday. tbe 20tb day of May. 1908.
He namea as witneaaM: A. G. Hoyt, N. E.'
Barklow, K. H. Rosa. John Anderson, all
of Bandon. Cooa County. Oregon.
Any and nil persona elaimiug adveraly the
above-described land« are requested to file
tbeir claims iu tbia oftioe on or before Mid
20 day of May. 1905.
J. T. Baroaxa.
feblfi
Register,
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