Bandon recorder., May 14, 1903, Image 4

THE RECORDER
Traxt* A^iiiust the l*re»i<lent
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
CLARENCE Y.
LOWE,
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD WARE?
Again the report coms*from
ush-
BsuJtui, Orefo«,
The next W C T U meeting takes
■ u^tuii, »itb esiisi iorst.l.* circunistau-
IS ItllLUlUUl
Wt are «OU doing buaiue«« at Tba Old
| linlity, tl at the bn-inrss interests place Tuesday, at 2:39, P. M.. at the
Stand and can plea«« \ou. Giva ua a Call
(¿Visi »IllWsUAY ArTkHNOON
and exuiuina our
i popularly known a« 11>» trusts are op- M. E Church.
.... ■! ....
posep to Pre-uleot Kooi-evelt to sneb
“Thus siiiib the Lord of hosts, con
an «-xt-iit tbst they will endeavor by eider yonr ways,” Whence comes the
K. NTITT,
every jivhsible menu« to defeat bis saloonf From the law. Before we
Is just tn receipt of a new and
Now is the time to purchase Hardware. Ths undersigned baa
fresh stock of
-- nomi
—"nation, ami failing iu that will made onr license laws we bad no sa­
in stock a large assortment of
I lie Democratic nominee if loon as we know it now. Then the
*upp<
Drugs end Chemicals,
ij
ne of tbe cohseivative element liquor was Bold iu the groceiy aud
HUIMCHIPTION KA IE
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
party—an antt-Bryan tn no. the dry goods store. The chief buei-
tl
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Du« iear........................................................ >2 <
Toilet Articles,
likely there is considerable tieaa of the proprietor was to sell
Very
Six Mouths..................................
I t
Druggist* Niiwdrle*.
truth in tbene frequeut reports. It ia groceries sod dry goods, aud be kept
Paint«, Oil«. Door« aud Window«.
Ehre« Month*.............................................
■’
PiaruMXs, Bursitis, Sroxoxs, S oaps
niHiiif-Ht ibnt the lr»«ta>, that I be meu the grog for the accommodation of
TLNSHOP IN CONNECTION.
I have had occarioa to um your
N utb and C andies .
This peper is entered at the liandon poe* who are ut th« hea l of ami heavily his customers. It was worth ouly 15
Black-Draujht Stock and Poultry Medi­
Cigar«, Tobaceo« and Cigarette«.
office us Sooond-class Mutter.
interested in the su Called trnalH, do cents a gallon, ami there was little
cine and am plc-cd to wy that I never
Paints. Oils. (Hasses, and Painter’s Supplied
not like Roosevelt, would do much to inducement to crowd the business.
wed anything for stock that gave half a,
The Bandon Hardware Man
good MtWacUon. I heartily recom-
THURSDAY. MAY 14, l!>03.
defeat bi» iiomiuntiou and to venire Io September, 1862, there weut into
mend it to al owners of ,toek.
the nomination of eome mao whom force the revenue law that first en­
J. B. BELSBEK. St. Loub, Mo
EDITORIAL.
they could c.utrol—a« Fairbank», for trenched the liquor traffic in the gov­
8ick stock or poultry should not
iuhtunce. But it i» as yet extremely ernment of the United States. Un­
eat cheap stock food any more than
sick persons should expect to be
improbable 'bat Booeevelt'a re-uom- der our revenue and liceuHe laws we
voting tor tbeir own candidate. It
cured by food. When your stock
inatioo enn be defeated. The truate have developed the saloon and the
and poultry are sick give them med­
ia better to vote for what they want
icine. Don’t «tuff them with worth­
will not only strive, however, to have organized liquor traffic, and have
and not get it, than to vote for what
less stock food,. Unload the bowels
a more agreeable Republican candi­ created the most tremendous, danger­
and stir up the torpid liver and the
they do not want and get it.
date selected, but they will give a ous, greedy, and bloodthirsty monop­
animal will be cured, if it be possi­
ble to cure it. Black-Draught Stock
Father Schell, of Sumner, is after good deal of attention also to the oly tliHt imperils onr nation today.
and Poultry Medicine unloads lhe
Hon. Binger Hormauo’a scalp, and ia Democratic convention, where their Back of the saloou is the law.
Bed Room Suite«
Curtain Pol**« and Fine
Wall Paper and
bowels and stirs up the torpid liver.
and Piece«.
Window Trimming«.
House Lining.
It cures every malady or st<xk if
making grave charges against Mr. influence will not be without avail.
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
Ceuter of Diaboliem.
taken in time. Secure a 25-ccnt can
Hermann. Mr Shell seems to have Yet few things iu politics were ever
of Black-l»raught Stock and Poultry
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Spring».
been instrumental in securing Mr. more certain tbau tbst, unless great
Within a few years the American
Medicine and it will pay for itself ten
Dealer In Boot* and Shoe*
Fori.i
are
Repiiring
nnd
Saw-tiling
a specialty.
times
over.
Horses
work
better.
Cows
Hermann's removal from the Com­ changes occur, Roosevelt would beat saloon baa directly mordered or as­
give more milk. Hogs gain flesh.
Repairing'neatly and promptly done at
missioner's office, judging from his Cleveland or Olney, or any man satis­ saulted ten or twelve ministers of the
Cnl
*
n<1
’
Ord^r-
All
And hens lay more eggs. It solves the
’SX’Sr U MDERTAKINQ
lowest livioa price*.
vaitfoo
HIJd weigts kept on b’wj
K* lem of waking as much blood,
letter which is being published by factory to the trusts, almost as badly gospel, a dozen editors or reporters,
and energy as possible out of
A Full Line of Burial CaHketH. BoHal K >bm and Ò, ■ ds, nnd Uudei taking Nippli««
•the Democratic press,
as be would beat a selection of Bry­ several officers of the law, an unnum­
the smallest amount of food con­
vunskauily Kept on Hund.
an’s*
bered list of private citizens, and it
sumed. Buy a can from your dealer.
Strike, strike, strike! There is no
But why are the trusts so hostile has burned or blown up by dynamite
end to strikes, and tho world seems to
B ARNES <& Co Prop.
to the President? He has been con a large number of churches, public
have gone “strike mail.’’ The first
servative, fair, not in the least dema­ buildiuge, and private residences.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
thought in looking for a way by which
Yet saloon keepers express wouder
gogical in anything he has said or
( Timber Laud Act June 3. 1819.]
to remedy an evil, carries the idea of
done. He advocates no onslaught why we do not let the valoou h I oiib .
All kinds kept,
U nited S tatic L and O ffick . R obkuubg ,
force, and the reason for this is that
on capital; he has never posed as a How can we let such n I renter of vio. OftEdoy. March 30, i9 '3.
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, HEAD CHEES
the law of physical force is more
Notice i« hereby given that in emnpiianre
Populist or Socialist; be beleivss in leuce, such a refuge for criminals,
nnd VEAL always ou baud.
•
with lhe proAMloio* *>f Ibo lU’-l of C »ugf«’’«
easily understood than any other.
great combinations of capital and such h corrupter of youth, such a of Jane 3, l**7tf. «mitH d ‘ Au act for th* eale
Now there are other methods that are
timber lands in the Ftate« of California, CORNED BEEF.
knows they are necessary, aud will manipulator of low politics, such a <»f
Oregon. Nevada, and W iD-hiiiiitou ter­
tpore powerful to adjust differences
l’K’KLED FORK
ritory.
” as extended to all the ihibb. ip’.inl
J. r. TI PPEK, Proprietor.
deterrent
to
social
progress,
stieb
a
use his power on any proper occasion
than the strike method and more just
StHteii bv act-' f 4 uk net 4. 1-32. 'lrs J izzie
to protect them; but he says they hindrance to the church, such a de- Fieger.nf R*’”d’>n. C’Ut'ty < ( Ow»« 8»ate of
if men will only look for them, and
This well known hotel is now under new and coni-
must observe and obey the laws. Here spoiler of manhood, Mich u brutal foe Oregon hna thia day Hird in thia office his BUTTER, EGG, and
«worn Mtstement No. 4799 t* r tho purchase
act together. Labor should receive
peteiil management and has been thoroughly inn­
is where the pinch comes. The big to womanhood, such an enemy to of the SE’» <»( the NEU of Section No. 4 in
FRUIT
and
VEGETABLES
its full recompense, and laborers
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
trusts will not observe the laws; they righteousness, and etieh a headquar Township No- 29 H-, lUuge No. U W . ami
of
nil
kinds.
will offer pr<ff io show that lhe land sought
should be fair under all circum­
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
insist on being a law unto themselves, ters for all that la hurtful in private is more valnnble for its timber or stone
Meal« Delivered to persons living on th**
stances. Take a look at conditions
than
for auric Hliiral piirpuee«. am. b* ej
and in dictating, to all departments life?.
mercial men. Baggage Iransj cried to and fiom
tabliah
bls
dnim
to
«aid
land
before
'
.
1.
River,
or
along
the
btage
Route
as they exist; in the ranks of strikers
How can we let alone tho arch foe Blum« nrovH r. U 8 Conimi-ei 'net for Ore­
of the government. To this the
boats and trains free of charge.
may be found men, who, it giveu the
gon, at hid office at. Bandon, Orrg»«n. on
Fine new bur in connection with the hotel.
of all that is most deur to us*—Michi­ Friday tbc
President stands opposed.
h day < f J unr. 1903. Hr liRtm «
SO YEARS*
opportunity, would outclass Baer,
ns witness«-?’! R- E. L. Heddiion. N. Bark-
EXPERIENCE
Then the action he took to settle gan Ad vocal“.
.
Gould, Morgan, or Bockefeller in
low*. J. Anderson, md A. G. Hoyt, all of
the anthracite coal strike has been a
Bandon. Oregon.
their greed. Whet this appetite by
A Vaut ILmey Powrr,
Fl F W M fid ' n M *!■*
Any and all p'TSons c'nim'ng adversely
rankling thorn iu the trusts' side; he
«99
¡ à
fl T| s fl
success and wtieu will satisfaction be
the above described land« are requrated to
w ■ Mi k El s«» j
had no business thus to go outside
Whnt tuliken tho suloon hiicli H file their claims in thia office on or buioic
■had! It is impossible to satisfy greed,
ffW fit 1 H
said 2Gih day of Juu*, 1903.
regular functions and force them to pownfu) foe?
hence it is better to find some remedy
A
.
J. T. B ridoes ,
do wb.it they had declared for weeks
There ore three major reasons: 1.
' TRADE IVlARnS
Register.
that will alluy greed and briug about
apr9
D esigns
thev would not do—arbitrate. This It minister- to a depraved human ap­
equitable conditions. This can be
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C opyrights
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC VTION.
humiliated the great Morgan and petite, 2. It is eulrtkicbed in poli­
Anyone send In* a sketch end descript inn may
done by unity of interests, and a uni­
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
^Timber Land, Act June 3, 1K78.]
iiiTentlon is probably patentable. Communica.
Rockefeller, and Baer, and the rest, tic«. 3. It is nu enormously profit«
tious strictly confident ial. Handbook on Patents
ty of interests can best be bad by
Unrruft
Omcis, U mskdubg ,
sent free. Oldest agency for securing putents.
and therefore they hate the President able business proposition.
Patents taken tnrouch Munn & Co. receive
Oua*>R. March 24.1903
uniting at the tndlot box. Strikers
tpecial
notice^ without choree, in tbo
Hi» insistance that there be some sort
Trie last reason is chief. More and MOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH\T IN
will tiu i that if they staud for exact
compliuAice with he pr«»vUions < f the
This Stearusr will pive n repnl'r 10 day Servire between Co<;nl:i<- Kivu-. Oregon, and Sai*
of trust legislation passed, and on the more the grog-shops of the country act of Cougrep« <’f »June 3 1878, entitled “Au
Francisco, California, for teith pat,,en^er.- ui.d freight.
justice an
v i.e together that they
A handsomely illustrated weekly. I.nreest cir­
prosecution of the case against th« are owned by the brent rs and dis­ set for tho aide of timb-r lai.da in the
culation of any sdentittc journal. Terms, 1.13
S3 a
run ullain to prosperity much more
States of C diforida. Orn, Nevada, aud
year;
four
months,
$L
Sold
by
all
newsdealers.
Northern Securities Company, were tillers. They represent gigantic cev- Washington l’erritory.” a* ext* ndul to all
E DYEH Agent, Band-m. Oregon.
easily ibun they cau by striking.
SWAYNE A HOYT. Agent. 2SI ll.ilti-rv Streit, ban Franoiao», California.
sufficient to fill ont the measure of porations with vast capital aud al­ the Public Land Stnt»*s by act of August 4.
1882.Mrs Lulu Etta Tho.-upMon. of B«nd*»n,
Branch OCIce. 625 V 8L, Washington, D. C.
Brane!
their wrath against Mr. Roosevelt. most unlimited profits. When you County *»f Cons. StMte «»f Oregon, has this
.yvUcc to Taxpayer«.
day filed in this office his sworn H'ntemcnt
But be bus really done not a thing add to this the profit which the re« No 471ft. for the purchase of th« NV. X of
NOTICE FOR PU3LIC \TiON
Taxpayers in Oregon will paytaxes again«! them to wnich they have a tail trade piles np you have by far ♦ he KE4 c.f .»:* c-'ion No. 2^. in Township N«»
['limber Lund Act. June 3, 1873 ]
South. Barge N*>. 14 West, and vill of­
t..iee iu l'JOi. They will pay the taxes reasonable right to object. If they the most reinnnerutive Americgn in 24
U nited S tatk - i L and O fficii , UoziuBoao
fer proof to Rh»»w that the laud •‘ought, is
levied upon the tax roll of 1(103 and were fair, and honest, and in the least dnstry. No that when you go out tu mure valuable for it« timber or stone tbnu O bko > n , April 4. 19)3.
Notice
is hereby given thrt in compliant?'
for agricultural purposes, and to otabiish
also the-taxes levied upon the roll of degree patriotic, they would not ob­ fight intemperance you must face a bis claim to said land before C T. lllnmen- with the provisions of the act. of CongreH«
June 3, 1878. entitkxl. “An wot for the sal*
HJu4. tins is Hue to a change in the ject ; but they are none of these. But vast business combination which is rotber, United States Commissioner, for of
California
Oregon, at his office at Bandon, Oregon, on of tiiuker lands in the States
Oregon,
Nt vad i. nnd W<» Jiingtou Terri
htw-l'y which taxes are to be paid in the people, the mass of Republican ubleTo spend millions in defense.
Saturday the 20th day of -June, 1903. He
Will Keep on Hand at all Tin es
tor v,” ng ex’ended to al! the Public Lind
natueans
witnesses:
Jesse
G.
Leneve,
N.
the fall of llie same year the asses- voters, will almost surely overbear
In compnris6u, bow poor the tem­ E. Barklow, Albert Farris, J. A. Doak, all of States by act of August 4. 1892. Lawrence A.
Gray, of Newberg. Ooanty *»f Yainhill. Stale
mi nt is made. Iu order to effect this the trusts’ itiflnenci in the conven­ perance forces seem! We Hie on ibe Baudot!, Orevou.
Any and all persons churning adversely of Oregon, has thia day filed in this office
change it wasuessessary to make the tion.— Telegram.
offensive side. We can make no rp the above described lands are n quested to his sworn atHtainent No. 4361, for the pur
of the WW ofSWtf andSE^ofSW^
taxes payable three months earlier or
peal to selfishness. We cannot prom­ file their claim., in this office on or I k five Obaae
HndSW’4 of SE^ of Sect.on No 27, in
said 2vib day of Juno, 1903.
The
ItcMilt
of
u
Faine
System
o
Township Number ,30 South, Range
uiue months later.
ise an}’ personal fiminciul gam. Our
J. T. Bld DU E8.
No. 14 W., and will offer proof t»»
Register.
npr2
The collection of taxes is already
The following is taken from the treasury is a diniinutive one. It is
show that the land songht is m<»>e valuable
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, and a
for its timber or atone than for agricultural
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
three mouths later thau it should be, C icago Chronicle of March 11, 1903 Hlways empty. We are expected to
pur oses. nnd to establish hi* claim to said
bo the legislature decided to make
¡and before E. A. Dodge. V 8 Uoinntia^iouer«
Timber Laud Act June 3 1878.
“Scores of jpen iu New fork’s army fight millions of dollars with penny
the tuxes payable in the preceding of unemployed are willing to sell the collections. It cannot be done, A
U nited S tates L and O ffice , at K ose - at Myrtle Point. Oregon, on Saturday, the
11th day of July. 1903. P - names as wit
fall rather than iu the succeeding fall. hlood in their veins for $5. Dr. Er­ change must be made. The men of uijug O heo < n . April 22, 1903
nesHes: W. H. Rogers. J. A Cotton. J T.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance Guerin, E. Ns Smith, all of Myrtlo Point,
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mn:toD,wool, hides, etc.
Under the new arrangement the nest E. Smith, a pathological expert, God wbo have means must consecrate with the provjsious of the act. of Congr^s Oregon.
Anv and all person« claiming ndverwlv
counties will have funds earlier and has been besieged with letters with it to the work of destroying the rum of June 3, 1878, entitled, •‘An act for the
o
t sale of timber laud« in the Stat»-« of Cali the above-described lands are requented io
will save some interest on warrants. offers to sell bun as much of their traffic, just as they now consecrate it fornia. Or*-gon, Nevada, and Washington file their cHim« in thin otn-’o wj or before
I’eiritory,” as exh tided to all the Public said lllii day of July, 1903.
Taxpayers will feel that they are blood as he wants for $5. These of­ to missions, pbiNuithropy, aud Chris­ Land
State*by act. of Au'.’U-t 4. 1892. Charles
J. T. P btdoxr .
T. Fieger of Bandon, County of Coo-,
baring a double burden the first year, fers came in answer to the following tian education.
npr23
Register.
State <f Oregcn. Las this dav filed in
but after that there will be no dif­ advert isment in last Saturday’s pa­
No large snecnes is possible until this office his sworn Hinteiuent No fiOill, for
purchase of the^
of SW’-X of Sectiou
NO1ICE FOB PUBLICATION.
ference in the amount to be paid in pers:
we are in a position to fight brewers’ the
No. 3>3. in Township No. 28 South, of Rang**
----- AT THE-----
Timber Land Act June 8, 1878.
any one year.
million«
with
prohibition
milliona.
No.
14
West,
and
will
offer
pro
-f
to
show
“$5 will be given to any healthy
U nited S tatzs L and O ffice , R oseburg .
that, the land «ought ia more valuable for
While it is generally said that the man in exenatige fur small quantity
wan it . d .- a 1 Bl STWOli iky den - its timlror or stone than for agricultural Oregon. February 20:h, 1303.
taxes will now be paid in the fall, the
tlemaii or Indy in encl) county to nannn. e purpises. and to establish his claim to said
Notice is her* by given that in compliance
last date is nearly in the middle of of his blood for use of a physician; buNineaH for nn old eHtublinliQd houae of mil- land before lhe Register Mini lleooiver of with
the provisions of the act of
the printer, so that nearly all farmers no pain or injury.’’
id financial standing A strnigbl. bc'A)>A fide Ibis office at Roseburg Oregon, on Wednes­ Congrtss of June 3,
1878, entitled
weekly
cash
«alary
of
$I8
(«O
p
-id
by
check
will have sold their products by that
The eagerness of many of those each Wednemiay with all expense« direc day the 28:1) day uf August i903. He name* "An act for th* sale of timber lands,
as
witncKses
.
*
A.
E.
Hadbell,
R.
H.
Rosa,
time. Those who perfer to pay in wbo offered their blood for money from bendquarter«. Money atlv^nced fol John And’ rson, li. E. L. Hediilioi), all < i iu l be States of ('aliforiiia, Oregon. N- vada,
and Washington 1 erritory.” as extended to
the spring can secure time on the
expenses. Manager, 340 Carton Bldg . Chi­ Bandon, O hm County. Oregon.
al! t’..e Public Lan 1 State* by act of August
Any and nil persons olaiming adversely 4, 1892, Sarah Fabv* <»f Bullards. County of
last half of their taxes by baying the was pati.etic. Up to tonight Dr. cago.
rhe
above-described
lands
are
requested
to
Smith
bad
opened
and
read
forty-four
Coos. State oi Oregon, has Ibis day bird in
first half by December 31.
Norici; for FUi'.LirvrioN.
die their claims in thia office on or before this office her sw »rn statement No 4485 for
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC A TION.
Taxpayers will pay their 1S03taxes answers mid many -ftiore remained
[Timber Lund, Act June 3. 187».]
NOTICE Fpll PUBLICATION.
said 2t»lb duy of August 1998.
IfepMrtnwut Of The fnteiinr.
the purchase of the SE1^ of NE*4 of Section
in March, 1904, and their 1904 tuxes unopened. In almiJt every case the
J.
T.
B
ridges ,
No.
ft,
in
Township
No.
28
8.,
Range
No.
14
[Timber
Land
Act.
Jnwe
3,
187«
]
U nited B tates L and O vfioz , U orkbubo ^
L and O ffice at R ohm burg . Oregon, April
Register.
npi30
VV., and will offer proof to show that the
in December, 1904.— Ex.
O degon , Feb. 12. 1903.
applicant was out of work nnd every 1ft. 1903.
U nits » S tate « L an » Crrict. Koatuusa.
I m nd sought is more valuable for its timber
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Notice is hereby given lh«»t the following
, .
—ooo------
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
or str-iie than for agricultural purposes, and OasooN, M»reh 2*. 19<B.
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
letter told a story of hurd luck and named settler has filed notice of his inten
to
estnbliNh
her
claim
to
said
lauU
before
L,
Timber
Laud.
Act
June
3,
1878.
Notice
ia
hereby
given
that
in
oomnlinnre
June
3. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
tion to make final oroof in support of his
Mr. Joseph Pominville, of Still­ misfortune.”
claim.jind that said proof will be made be
United State« Land Office, Roeeburg H. Hazard, County Clerk of Coos County. with the provision, of the act of Congre«* timber land in the States of California. Ore­
Oregon,
at
Coquille,
on
Saturday,
the
23rd
water, Minn.; after having spent over
of
Jnne
3.
1878,
enlilled
"An
act
for
Ibe
«ale
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”’
fore C. T. Bl omen rot her, U. S. Com m is .Oregon. February 24. 1903.
day of May, 1993 She names as witness's:
timber land* in the Htntea of California, as extended to all the Public Land States
$2000 with the best doctors for stom­
Notice is hereby given that in compliance A Barrows, John Beattie, C. G. Fahy, K. of
When yon want a pleasant physic sioner, at Bandon, Oregon, ou
Oregon, Nevada, aud Wnahiiiglon Tern bv act of August 4, 1892. Robert E. L. Be-
JUNE 12, 11M6.
with the pm visions of the act of Congress W. Bullard, all of Bullards. Oregon.
t< ry.” hh extended to all the Public Land dillion. of Bandon, conntv of Coo«. State of
ach tronblc, without relief, was ad­ try Cbamberlau's Stomach and Liver
viz: Hd. E. No. »140. of Lee L. BftVVOW«. of June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale
Any «nd al persons claiming adversely
by act of August 4, 1892. Barbara A. Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
,<»f
timber lands in the States of California, the alMive-described lands are requested t<> 8t«tc«
vised by bis druggist, Mr. Alex. Rich­ Tablets. They are easy to take and for the
of
of Section 21.___
and _./rw
Doak, of Parkersburg, County of Co»« sw<’rn statemertt No. 4140. for the purchase
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri­ file their claims in this office od or before State
of
N
WXi
<
’
f
Section
22.
Tp.
27.
South,
Ratu
e
<»f Oregon, bsstbia day filed in this of of the NVZM
SW’4 of Section No.
ard, to try a box of Chamberlaiu's pleasant in effect. For sale by C. Y 14 West. He names the following witnesses tory ♦” as extended to all the Public Land
said 23rd day of May, liFJB.
tiue hi« sworn statement No. 4716. for the :J4, in Township number 28 south, of Range
Stomach and Liver Tablets. He did Lowe.
to prove his continuous residence uiwn and States by act of August 4, 1892. Guy Drew.
J. T. B ridge «,
purr
haw
of
the
NE
*4
of
SEX
°Y
No.
24
in
number
14
West,
and
will offer proof to show
cultivation of anid land, viz: A^e Rose, of <»f Parker«buig, County of Coos, State of rf.-bZH
Township No. 29.8. Range N<>. 14 W. and that the land songht is more valuable for
K^ginter
so, and is a well man today. If
Bullards, Oregon; Abia Barrow«, of Bullards, Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
will <»ffer proof to abow that the land sought its timber or stone than for Hgricutorafi
Oregon; Henry Hermann, of Bullard*, Ore­ «worn statement No. 4509. tor the purchase
troubled with indigestion, bad taste
is more valuable for its timber or stone than purpose«, and to e«t:-bh«b hi« claim to said*
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
of the SW »4 of NEJ4 of Section No. 22 in
gon; Frank Barrows, of Bandon. Oregon.
for agricnltursl purpos*«. Mid to e^tablifh land befote C. T. Blumenrothcr, U- 8. Com-
in the month, lack of appet te or con with L ocal A pplications , as they
Township N'». 29 8., Range No. 14 West,
J. T. BhinoKa,
------ THE STEAMER------
his claim to said land liefore L. H. Hazard. mis«ioner at hi« «»ffire nt Bandon. Oregon,
»»id wj(j
4?r»»rJ .to. show that the land
lUgiHtt.
Conniv Clerk of Co«.« County. Oregon, st on Wednesday, the 20th day of May, 19(0.
stipation, give these Tablets a trial, cannot reach the seat of the disease.
sought is more valuable for its titub^f or
"Coquille. Orison ?>i. Tc
i,nv He names a« witne««es: A. G. Hoyt. N. E.
«tons than for a^ricnl’ural pnrpoae«. and to
and you are certain to be more than Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
NOTICE rOH PUBLICATION.
of
June, 1903. He name» a» wHnertW A. Barklow, R. ft'"tldsa. John Anderson, n'J
e«Mbh«h hi« cJairn to «aid land before L.
Thwfccr I .«nd, Act Jane 3, 1878.
E.
Hadsell,
of
Parkersburg,
Oreg'»»»:
N.
K of Bandon. Coos Conntv. Oregon.
pleased with the result. For sale at disease, and in order to cure it yon
H. Hazard, County Clerk of Coos Comity.
Barklow, of Bsndon. Orrg< n; E. Obman. of
Any and all persons claiming adtersly the
THOMAS WHITE, Master
U nits » N tatk . L and Ornes. Riwmusu Oregon, nt Coquille, on Tnesday the 2nd
•>5 cent« per laiy by C. Y. Lowe.__
Bandon.
Oregon;
Wesley
Mack,
of
Parkers
­ wbove-d* «crib* d land* are requested to file
mu»» talro intern*! remedi««. Hall'« U ii A- d - liMrt-cary 20. 1003.
*nnr. »9».’3 He names an witnease«:
,
‘ — OOO----- -
their
claims in this office on of before said
burg.
Oregon.
...
,
.
Bc.tt’d'jn erciy— nv'rnf*»/» <»xri*nt
Catarrh Cure is takeu internally, and
Notion i. hereby «¡ven tb»l in onrnplinnce A. E Hndmill, W. C Parker. W.~A. Duok. Sunday, at 7:.‘W o’clock and
day gf May. 1903.
«’yfmlnp slyeraely
connec­ “Any ana Itoi
«nd J. A. Doak. all ot Parkersburg. Oregon
GKKATLY ALARMED
with
the
provision«
of
the
not
of
Contre*«
th.
sbove
described
land«
*ra
r»-qnert
’
d
to
J. 1. JiMIMOBa.
ac's directly on the blood and ma. of Jnne 8, IH7«. entitled ’An set for the «nie
Any nnd nil person« claiming adversely tions with the train and steamer Myrl at
feblM
file their claim, in thi* office on or before
Rcxinlrr.
10:30 a. m. at Coquille City.
lhe
above
deeQtibed
lands
are
requited
to
By n Pentatenl Cough, lint I'crniHurntly cons surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure of timber land, iu the Hinten of Cnlifornin.
lasavea Ovqailie Citv at 12:30 p m.. arriv ••■id 9th day of June, 1903.
file their claims in this office on or before
Oregon.
Nermln.
and
Wanhinston
Terri-
J.
T.BsiDOf.a.
I Cured by Cliami>er!«!a‘» Couj,h
in« at Bandon al 4^30 p. m.
is not a quack medicine. It was pre­ torr." n*extended to nil the Pnblic Land ►aid 2nd day of June. 1903.
HegiMer,
epr2
J. T. B ridoes ,
I
Keinrily,
scribed by one of the best physicians Staten by net of Angnat ♦. 1«92. Mm, May
Register.
TBK8PAKR KOTICK.
A. Oilman, of Bandon, Count, of Coo*.
Mr. M. P. Burbage, a student at in this country for years, ami is a Slate of Oregon, b«. thia day tiled in tbia
Notioe is hereby given to all persona not
her sworn «internent No. 4434. for the
law, rn Greenville, 8. C., bad beeu regular prescription. It is composed office
totre«<pHNR Qpon the premises of Dr. Kenyon,
Rnrrhnae of the Nfcq of NEK of Section
situated between Flora« Lake and the coun­
troubled for four or rive years with a of the best tonics known, combined o. 10 in Township No. 29 8 . Hange No. 14
ty road, in Northern Corry, by removing,
Went, and will offer proof to ahow that the
continuous cough which he says, with the best blood purifiers, acting land «ought i* more ralnnble for it* timber
cutting, or destroying limber upon «aid
land.
reward will be paid for informa­
-■Sy-Yon esn bar* it all for
“greatly alarmed me. causing me to directly on the mucous surfaces. The or atone than for nerirnhnra! pnrponen, nnd
tion leading to a conviction of treapaa« a«
to e.tnbliab her olnint to «nid land before L.
stated above.
fnar that I was in the first stage of perfect combination of the two in­ H. Hazatd. County Clerk of Coon Connty.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1901.
Oregon, at Coquille, on Monday, the let
Month WU no nt 11
consumption.” Mr. Burbage, having gredients ia what produces such won­ day
PETER NELSON, Agent.
of June, 1908. She namea an witneane«:
P.
B.
HOYT,
Prop
derful
result«
in
curing
Catarrh.
Send
seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
C. Long, of Bandon. Oregon; J. F. Haga of
In the Evenirmi Telearsm, of Portland,
Parkeraburg, Oregon: W C Doak of Park
Ureaon. It is the largeat «venisti n**s-
Nh« vi ng e.» Cent«.
advertise.I, concluded to try it. Now for teal imoniala free.
Oregon Dally Journal, . a Democratic
erabnrg. Oregon; Caah Doyle of Parker* Located h» EL DOK4DO BUILDING,
pnpn pobliahed in Oregon; it contains,
First Street. BA ROON. OR KOON dally newspaper, eight to 2n pares. It a
read what be says of it: “I so jo felt F. J. C hoky & C o ., Props, Toledo, O bnrg, Oregon;
Rnth«
«5
Cento.
all th> new* of the state and of th*,
Anv nnd nil peraon* claiming adversely
year; 11 for six months. The Journal Is
naiioi
Tip It for a month. A sampl*
Sold by Druggists, pries 75c.
........
»
a remarkable change and after using
the abore described lands are requested to SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR a newspaper. Semi in your subscription.
o py * I be mailed to yon fres. Address,
file their olaim* in tbi* office ou or before
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
two bottles of the twenty-five cent
Workmanship np to date in any­
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Interest your neighbor in The Journal.
•aid 1st day of Jone, 1903.
The Telegram,
site, was permanently cured.'’ Sold
Th* favorlt* with thouffti'.rul, cultured
J. T, B bidoss ,
Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain Address The Journal, Box 121, Portland, thing in my line.
PO1TLAMD, OB*.
----- Next Door to Post office.------
»v C Y. Iiowe
Or»<«nl«n.
Twh. Hot or ('old Ballis 93 cent»,
, Or.
f.bM
Register.
Druggist and
If You Do
Apothecary, Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware
A. McNAIR,
BOOTS
SHOES
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
M. BREUER S
CITY MEAT MARKET,
BANDON flRNITURE CCMPANY
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
Hotel Coquille
V’OQXiille < "ityi
recoil
55
Scientific American.
SUNN & Co’•,Bre“h” New York
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson
Prop.
Fresh ’Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sn-.okcd Meats, Larik
Sausages, Etc., a’so
Generous supply of fresh Groceries
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
“EL DORADO
llasniusscii Brow.,
u
Prop'8
DISPATCH
E l D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Do You
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c*r
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