Bandon recorder., June 04, 1903, Image 4

THE RECORDER
IS »0SL1MMSD
*VBHI TBIMUAÏ AFTKKMOON
.... ■» ....
DAVID K. NTITT,
C'MtM
llruiseo nud
Barns
Quickly Henio«*.
Cbauiberlsin's Pain Balin is an an­
tiseptic liniment, and when appli«*d
to cut», bruises und burns, ca ises ,
them to heal witbont raaturatiou aud
much mere quickly than bv tbe usual
treatment. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
XDITOB AMO PBOFBIKTOB.
Admiral I» TliankFul.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
CLARENCE Y.
Furniture
Bandon. Oregon,
The next W C T U meeting tnk<s
piece Tnemlay, at 2:30, P. M., at the
M. E. Church.
Tbe saloons recently doited tn Ohio,
under tbe Beal law.it lined up iu a
row. it it» estimated, would wake a line
two miles long.
Tbe first uietrber of tbe first tem­
perance society io tbe Uuited States,
Warren L. Wheaton, bas just died at
tbe old homestead io Wheaten, III,
at tbe age of ninety-one years,
Everey state io tbe Upion now re-
qoirea the effect of alcoholic liquors
to be taught in tbe publjo acboola.
In thia system of laws, onr country is
ahead of al) other nation».
It is stated tbatooly about one-fifth
of the people of India have become
addicted to tbe use of strong liquors,
Tbe other fonr-fiftbs remain total
abstainers, aud ere indignant at tbe
fostering and stimulating care with
which the Indian government enlarg
ee the revenue drawn from the vice
Hud degradation of an increasing num
her of drunkards.
Mr. A. Chamberlain bas been in­
quiring into tbe condition of slum
life in Birmingham, England. He
comes to tbe conclusion that provid­
ing new bouses in the suburbs will be
of little avail while tbe slums are al­
lowed to r<*maiu as they are, for peo­
ple will always be found to iohabit
them. Those wbo have given wny to
drunkenness will not spend their
money on house rent 81 inn condi­
tions lead to drunkenness, and drunk
eoness lends to the creation and tol­
eration of slum conditions.
LOWE,
Druggist and
Apothecary, Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Is just in reoeipt of s new aud
fresh stock of
Drugs end
Chemicals,
.ui.u riereu.
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’nd *,n*
I llii'mliip..
*•" »••i«« -'«*
hou.u I.ii.li.v
bLWING MACHIN Kb AND BAI Y CAB11IAGF.S ______
*
Patent and Proprietary Preparations Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Toilet Articles,
Mattresses and Springs.
S alim , Or, May 19, Governor
Chamberlaiu today received from Ad-
Furniture Kepniriug and Haw-tiling a Specialty.
l>ru£gi»tN Mund rie».
miral Clark, formerly of tbe Oregon,
MR.S. L. S. ADAMS.
GlaSS J?'“! and Filled to Otdcr- All
Piotnr. Framiug
II MnCDTA l/IAI/V
P
ebtcmeh . B uüshes , S ponoxh , S oaps
Sizca and w.igta kept ou bind
neatly done.
. U t H I AIQI |q G
th» following letter thanking tbe peo­
<M UalveaMM.. T1-»“-
N
uts
and
C
andies .
ple ot bis slate for tbe sword present­
A Full Line ol Burial Cavketa. Burial Robe, aud Goode, and Undertaking Hnnnliea
“Win* ot Ctiiul 1« Indued • hlerelng
This paper is entered st the Bandon poet
CI*Mr«, T o I mmtcob and Cigarette«.
to Bred women. Hiving »ullered lor
(kMistanlly Kept on Hand.
ed Io him.
Paint«.
Oil«.
GlatiM««.
and
Pa
in
1er
’
m
Supplied
offioe as Seoond-olsM Matter.
•even yean with weak«*., and bear-
“United States Naval Home, Phila­
Ing-down paint, red having tried aev-
eral doctors and different remedka
delphia. Pa, May 11, 1903.—Hon
TfJURBDAY. JUNE 4,1M3.
with no wccen. your Wine of Cardul
George E. Chamberlaiu, Governor of
waa the only thing which helped me,
tbe State of Oregon—Dear Sir: Y’onr
and eventually cured me It teemed to
EDITORIAL.
build up the weak part,, tfrengihen
very kind letter which affected me
the tyitem and correct Irregularities.’’
The man wbo beta on h auro thing deeply by its allusions to my services
By “tirud women” Mrs. Adams
•Dd loans, usually feela tbe need of a and to tbe feeling of the people of
means nervous women who hove
Oregon towards me, came duly and
Jcickiug machine.
disordered nienses. falling of the
tbe sword enme today.
womb, o\ ariiui troubles or any of
Dakota Kay, Hie soup aud medicine
these ailments that women have.
“I wish I could express to yon, to
You can cure y our;elf at home with
vender took the town in for one night,
tbe presentation committe, to tbe con­
this great women's remedy, Wine
last week, and then bled himself away
of
Cirdiii. Wine of Cardui has
tributors aud to tbe people of Oregon,
to fleece other victims. He is about
cured thousands of eases which
tbe gratitude I feel for tbe beautiful
doctors have failed to benefit. V\ hv
tbe biggest fraud that bas struck this
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
sword that has been presented to me
not begin to get well today? All
place yet.
druggists
have
tl.
00
bottles.
For
and for the great honor thereby con­
i
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Dealer in Boot» nnd Klioeu
any stoinucn, liver or laiwel disor­
Bandon was visited last week by a ferred. It is deepened by tbe thought'
der Thedford's Black-Draught
Repftiringiueatly and promptly done at
should be used.
peddler wbe was in tbe rug bnaiuess. that in all this, and through me tbe
loweRt living price«.
For advice an-tliUrature.ad ii*««. (rt viisir
■yinpkrnifi.
Th.»
Ladltti
’
AtiviBuyy
J>«jsai-T
Uewaa selling rnga at #10 each or t hree services of my companions, the officers
ui.iit, The ChtutAiiougA Meuielne (’
Clumtiaaootia. Tenn.
tor >27, and was working ou tbe in­ at.'i men of tbe Oregon have been sig­
stallment plan. Purchasers of aueb nally recognized As a tribute to the
’articles will do well to remember that people wbo must have bad hu abiding
I3JLK.TTES & Co Prop.
these traveling agents and peddlers affection for tbe name of their state I
are mostly ‘‘faki rs” aud that articles will ndd that neither tropic beat,
•old by them are usually sold at ex where greater hardships were wel­
Suits Made to Measure.
orbitaut piices. Yun can always do comed if the supply of fresh water
All bind» kept,
f ’ n-.vr.»rco^
Vetter and save money by buying of for tbe boilers could be maintained,
' I *7MX*OKA*
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, IIEAD-CHEESE
’VUICHV-FUONY
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET.
your home merchants. This ejasa of nor the official notification of a su­
mid VEAL always on hand,
fakirs victimize you by selling you perior force that should be avoided
Temperance Meeting.
CORNED BEEF,
goods with which yon are unacquaiut nor tbe permission authorizing delay
Tbe
following
notes
on
Mr.
Crane
’
s
TICKLED I 0RK
ed aud of which yon have not learned in Brazilian port, checked tbe full
P. ß. HOY i, Prop.
the price. Look out for these travel­ speed progress of tbe Oregon, for it meeting br.ve been kindly furnished
BUTTER, EGG, and
ing merchants, they on|y want your seemed more than probable that tbe by one who wns present: On Wed­ Looated I» EL DORADO BUILDING,
F|r«l Street, UANIH1X. OIHMION
Spanish fleet was bound for the West nesday evening W. A. Crane, the
‘ rnoney.
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
of all kinda.
Indies and that tbe need of the Ore­ Gospel Temperance Evangelist ad­ SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAlll .
CUTTING VI STANDARD PRICES.
Dilution Hus a t'a«e of Small gon in homo waters could be so great dressed one of tbe Isrgest crowds
Meats Delivered to person» living on th»
pox.
that tbe risk of an encounter on tbe that ever was in the M. E. Church. Bathroom newly flit.-.l np with I’oreelnln River, or along the : tage Brute
Tub. Hot or Cold llatlib 45 cents.
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This was Mr. Crane’s secoud lecture
jlandon bns steered clear of email way should be run.
'riiis Steamer will ßivo n h u ’’ î - r W (’.»y Service between Coqnille Hiver, Oregon and San
60 YEARS*
in this city and ut both times tbe
‘
‘
At
tbe
battle
of
Santingo,
after
l'ruliui.-co, California, for bulli p<iH-.encers ai.d firi^hl.
EXPERIENCE
pox for u long time, bnt bns a case on
bouse
was
filled
and
people
turned
hand now in tbe person ot John Lan­ tbe fiercely attacked aud severely
E. DYER Axent, Bandon, Or» r n.
away. At. tbe first meeting tbero were
SWAYNE <Sr HOYT. A^ct.t, 22w B.Hterv St-ett, S«n Francbon. Califin»’«.
ders, of Fisbtrap, wbo cutue here from pnnisbed Spanish ships bad broken
110 pledges signed, and at laid evon-
Josephine County, and took down through our line and passed to the
ing's meeting about 60, most of them
westward
of
all
but
tbe
Brooklyn,
tbe
'With the disease last Saturday.
young men. Today blue ribbons cau
The town board bas purchased tbe Oregon rushed past the other battle­
T rade M arks
be aeon on many yuung men in town.
ships
and
sought
close
action,
first
D esigns
Jlebl property, at one time used as a
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At
the
school
bouse
when
the
pnpils
C
opyrights dtc.
brewery, which thoy have turned into with the Maria Teresa, then with the
Anyone «ending a «ketch and description may
were lined up to enter the school
Quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an
Shaving 85 Cent».
«hospital, and Ibey have isolated the Oquendo, then with tbe Vizcrya, ami
invention is prolmblv rntentable. Communtea*
tions strict¡7 coniidentiol. Handbook on Patents
building a great number of tbeyoung
finally
with
the
Colon.
Andas
each
Batli»
S5
Cent».
sent free. Oldest agency for Becuring patents.
case and put a man in charge as
Patents taken tn rough Munn & Co. receive
in succession turned from her to the men and boys bad blue ribbons on
tpeciul not ice, »without charge, in the
nurse.
Wiii Keep ou Hand at nil Timos
their coats.
beach,
pushed
on
to
engage
tbe
next
Workmanship np to date in any-
i
* Every precaution bas been taken
Mr.
Crane
chose
foj
bis
subject
thing in my line.
A handsomely illnstrated weekly. Largest cir­
r
and there is no danger of the diseuse ahead,until all were Ie6troyed.
culation of any anientItlc Journal. Terms, $3 a
Next Door to McNair’s Hardware.
‘‘On June 10, 1898, the Oregon and \\ ednendsy evening. “Sow« things I
yenr; four months, |L Bold by alt newsdealers.
spreading. Landers nursed a patient
have seen in tbe slums of a great
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
MUNN
& CQ(361 Broadway, New York
in Josephine County from whom he the cruiser Marblehead covered the
City,’’ and he bandied his subject in
Branch Oilice, 625 F St., Washington, D. C.
[Timber
Land Act June 3. 1878.]
landing
at
Guantanamo,
the
first
contracted tbo disense. He is getting
NOTICE FOK PUBI.iCAflON
masterly and pleasing manner. In
U ntthd S tateh L and O ffice , K osehuhg ,
»long well, but ho should bave stayed point siezed and held in Cuba, Tbe
Fresh Vegetable“, Poultry, Egg“, Butler and all Furiti Pro. lu ch
the course of bis remarks be gave ORL.GJN, Marell 80» 19.*3.
[ f iinlvr L:m.1 Act June 3, lsG8 ]
head'aud
then
occupied
is
now
re
Where lie was exposed until he wns
Notice iv her» by given »hnt in ecroplinnce
U
nited S tatus L and O ffxcu , K g . miulg
what
be
culled
an
bonost
sign
to
I
will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc.
with th»* provisions of the not of Congress
garded as tie key of the naval strong­
over it
N. April 4. 19X1.
place over the saloon, as follows: of June 3, K8, entitled "An act for the sale O bego
bold
about
to
be
established
by
onr
Notice is lien bv ghen tlu’f in c<«n-| »net
of timber latiti« in the *èta!« H of California,
Coming Nation; Carnegie, so tbe
‘‘Banks of Losing—Open at all hours. (Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter­ wi?h tbe p.iaions 1 f the hc , i of Cougr»^.-
< f Juno 3,1878. entitled. "An net for the sah
pewspapers report, is to build a tem country in tbe West Indies.
ritory.
”
as
extended
to
nil
the
Public
Land
‘‘It seems fitting here to recall the Nothing taken on »b p sit but good Hiatts by act of August 4. 1823. Mrs 1
of timber lands in flie States < f Ca'iifo:t.i.'t.
pie to propitiate the god of war. This
h-,'i:t,>n Terri
Fieger, qf Bandon. County of Coos State of Oregon. Nevads. r.’td
A Large Stook Just
All Kind* of Good« F r
Ladies* Jackets and
great peril in which tbe Oregon was money. Nothing paid back but dis­ Oregon,
han ltd« day filed in th»« office his t'liy." aa exuuded to nil the Pnhh? Lind
edifice is to post a million and a half
grace,
degredatioo
and
death.
An
Received.
bummer Wear.
Cape».
placed on tbe Coast of Cbiua. when
sworn Rtatemont No. 4799 lor tbe purchase Sf.attH by act- >f August 4. 18.L’. L iwrenre A.
dollars, I wonder if it never oc­
of tbe «SE‘4 of the NJ3',.4 of Section Ro. 4 iu Gray, of Newberg, t.'ouniv of Yamhill. St. iU
extra
dividend
of
delirium
tremens
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Township No. 29 S.. Hauge No. 14 W.t arid I of Oregon. Ims thia da\ fi . u in ll i« «»flic-
curred to this old man that the way tbe Secretary of the Navy, in his given to old depositors.
will offer proof to «how that the land sought his sworn statement No. 4' •31. for thy pur
cablegram to tbe commanding officer,
lo abolish war is to abolish tbe cause
ctmao
of
the
of
SSVL
’
______
,
nd
HEof
hVVJi
A free pa«s to Holl insured to those is more vahinbie for its timber or stone and SWt^ of
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
of b»‘et»on No
L* > 27. in
for agricultural pm pores, and t»> es
of war—tbe profit system. A million called ber tbe Constitution of tbe wbo pay well ut tbe counter. Tickets than
Number
Hi)
South, Range
tablish bis chum to said land bi fore C. T. Towuahip
modern
Navy
—
also
to
tbe
fact
that
•pd a half dollars spent in socialist
No.
14
W.,
and
...
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r
____
will
offer
proof
t
»
Blumenrother. U 8. Com minion er for Ore­
tbe American portion of tbe garrison to all cemeteries entitining the bear­ gon, at bis «iffì-e at Bandon, Oregon, on show that the land sanght i-» iu re valuable
propaganda would do it.
-P’TJT
Friday
the 26? b day of June. 1903. He names for it« timber or atone than for agricultutnl
er
to
a
drunkard's
grave
in
tbe
pan
puT'ORea.
and
to
establish
l.i»t
Hr.im
to
aaid
1 We have means enough. We can at Pekin, was mainly drawn from tbe
as witnesses: R. E. L. Bedillion, N. Bnrk­
per section. All children of depositors low. J. Anderson, and A. G. Hoyt, all of land before E. A. Dodge. U S CommiR«ioticr
do without capitalists wbo come marine gnard of the Oregon, and that
Boots and Shoe3
^*1
nt. A yrtle Point, Oregon. <»n Saturdny, the
Bandon, Oregon.
rent
free
to
tbe
Orphan
Asjlum
or
Ilth day of July, BMKJ. He UHine« ns wit
among us and live od the blood of it bas been reserved for ber to prove
Any and all peraon« claiming adversely neaaetH W. II. Roger«. J. A c..ttou. J T.
Alms
bouse.
the above described lauds are requested to Guerin. E. N. Smith, all of Myrtle Point.
human beings. Tbe cause of labor, lately that an American battleship
While fighting tbe saloon business. file their claims in this office on or before Oregon.
if rightly understood, is the cause of can encounter and survive a hurricane.
said 26:h day of June, l!<03.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
“With genuine pride in the thought Mr. Crane does not alaise the saloon
J. T. E bidgks ,
humanity. Wbat labor desires first
the above-described lands are requested to
keepers.
For
this
be
bas
been
sub
­
file
their duirtiR in this offiee ou or before
Register.
Rprf>
is not charity but justice. We of tbe friends I have made, as well
said lllh day of July, 1!KX4.
jected to tome criticism, bnt he seems
as
those
I
have
known
tn
Oregon,
and
J. T. B ridgfr .
Americans are Using pp too rapidly
CONSTANTLY on HAND
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC VflON.
inclined to proceed on original and
apr23
Register.
human lives. One of the greatest with tbe highest esteem, 1 nm sir, very
[Timber Land, Act Jane 3, 1878.]
independent lines in accomplishing
NOTICE FOK PU3LIC UDON.
fallacies of ibe age is that money is respectfully yours C. E. C lahk ,
U nited S tatbs L and O ffiok , R o SKBU hg
bis work.
Department Of The lute» for.
Rear
Admiral
U.
S
N.
O«a<i 'N. March 21.1903
equivalent to human lives. The spirit
He expresses a preference for using iÜOriCE id HEttEk Y GIVEN THAT TN L and O ftiuk at R omebuho , Oregon, April
lit commercialism is sinking deeper
15.
1908.
171 compliance with be provisions <»f the
Notice is hereby given th.-t th»* following-
Capital Journal: Lipton might a* the lever of love, rather than the club act of Congress of J one 3. 1878, entitled "An named
and deeper into us. Whatever a man
Ht-ttler has filt-d n- titKi <>f bis inten­
act
for th« sale of timb- r lands in the
will be disposed of at price-« that uill abtuinsb you, while there are
uf
abuse
io
bringing
people
into
line
sets bis heart on must increase or it well have all the fun he can out of
Htatbuof California, Qr«gt»n. Nevada, and tion to make final proof in support of hia
for
tbe
good
of
tbe
community.
claim, and that said proof will be made be­
Washington
Territory,"
ns
extend»
d
to
r.ll
ceases to sattafy him. What we need bis preliminary yachting trials, be
To be bud in Dry Good«, Clothing,
the Public Land States by net of Au gust 4. fore C. T. Hlnmenrofher. U. 8. Commis­
aud other goods that must be sold to make
1892.Mrs. Lula Etta Thomps<»u, of B»nd(>n. sioner, at Hendon, Oregon, ou
in America is a realization that the cause he won't have any after be
Telegaam:
That
Albany
farmer
County of Coos. State of Urepoti, has this
room for more.
JUNE 12, 1903.
host things in life are not procured comes over here.
day filed in this office his Rwoin af»itom» nt viz: Hd. E. No. 9140. of Lee L. Harrows,
who forged his sweetheart's name to No 4715. for th« purchase of the NVv }4 of
|>y money. Wages Hre never the full
for the
“f NE’i of Section 21. and
two
checks ar d eloped with the mon the NE^ of Section i<o. 28, in Township N-» of NVV,-^. of Section 22. I p 27. Sonth. Range
equivalent for human work. There
2' South, Hange No. 14 West, and will of­ 14 We t. He nanu s the following witm-ases
How*» Thia»
ey,
probably
thought
that
it
would
be
fer proof to abow that the land sought >«
ia a quality in ail men which goes far
to prove his continuous residence upon and
more valuable for its timber or stone than
We offer One Hundred Dul’ara Re­ cheaper for both if be took a short for agricultural purposes, aud t«» »Htab'iab cultivation of aaid land, viz: Abe Hose, of
lieyond the question of wngea, We
Ku Ha rd s. Oregon; Abia 1 fur rows, of Bullards,
bia claim to ward land before C. T. Hlumeu- Oteguiij Jb-nrv Hermann, of Bullards, Ore­
tan do witbont capitalists who come word for any cane of Catarrh that ent to his desire. Tbe young woman rother,
United States Com mission er. for
will
be
exceedingly
tenderhearted
if
gon;
Frank Burrows, of Bandon. Oregon.
Oregon, at bis offico at Bandon. Oregon, 01;
ktiibog ns and live on tbe blood of cun not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
J. T. B lidofh ,
Saturday
the
20th
day
of
June,
1903.
Me
she
mourns
anything
but
tbe
money.
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npr23
lUgiatar.
butnan beings. Wages are never tbe Cure.
names as witnesses: Jeuae G. Lenev«, N.
E.
Bnrklow,
Albert
Farris,
J.
A.
Donk,
all
of
Inti .equivalent for human work.—
M
F. J C kxnit & Co., Props., To­
Haaebnll Schedule.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Bandon, Oregon.
ledo, Ohio.
Bithop Spaulding.
Department Of Tlio Interior,
Any and nil j>orRons claiming adveraelv
Following are tbe dstes of game«, and
We the undersigned have known name, of place« at wbiob tbe several teams the al>ove described lands are requested to U nftbo S tates L and O ffice at R gskrubo .
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tbe Coos county league will pluy during file their claim.) in this office oil or before O uegon , May 22. 1WJ3.
F J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years, of
said 20th day of June, 1908.
Ilia Laat Hope Kealia d.
the acnsou.
Notice >a hereby given that the following-
J. T. B ridges ,
At Bandou.
named settler has filed notice of his inten­
and believe him perfectly honorable
npr2
Register.
(From tbe Sentinel, Gebo, Mont.)
tion to make final (commutKtion) proof in
Prop's
in ail business transaetions and finan­ Jone 14—Bandon va Coquille.
support of his claim, and that said proof
Io tbe first opening of Oklahoma
June 21—Bai don va MarabHcld.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICA I ION.
will be made before Charles T. Blumen-
cially nble to carry ont any obliga Jnly 12—Bandon va North Bend.
to settlers in 1789, tbe editor of tbi»
rother, U. S. Commissioner at Bandon, Ore­
dons made by their firm.
Timber Land Act .June 3 1878.
July 26—Bandon va Coquille.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gon,on
paper waa among the many seekers
rc ’ 7^5-FOR »PRTjr»250Jf. . J
U
nitbd
S
tates
L
and
O
fficb
,
at
H
osb
W est & T ruax , \\ bob-sale Druggists, Ang 2—Bandon va Marshfield.
JULY TO. 1333. ’
Timber Land Act. Jnuc 3. 1878.
_aft*r fortune who made the big r»ce
lcl . Oiuiu« NzAprii ZJ, liWi.
[
1
ini
ber
Lwnd
Act.
Jun«
3,
1878
]
viz: John C. Logan on Hd. E. No. 10862
Aug id—Bandon va North Bend.
UxnaD S tatkh L aud O vfick , RuawLur<
Notice is hereby given tb »t in compliance fut the
of SE?4. and
of NEA4,
one fine day in April. During bis
Uwirvn H tatm L and O ffick . R ose bubo , Oregon« May 25» h. HXM.
with the proviaionH «»( the act of Congress Section 17, T. 80S., K. No. 14 went.
W albwo . K isxax & M astix . Whole­ Sept 6—Bandon va Coquille.
Notice i« hereby given that in compli«noe
Sept 13—Bandon va Marahfleld.
traveling about ami afterwards bis
of June 8, 1878, entitled, "An net for tbe
He names tbe following witnewu»« tn prove O regon , March 24, 1903,
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Notice is hereby given that in ennwliancie with the proviHions of th« act of Congrem
sale of tirnbei Inndx in the States of Cali his continuous residence npon and cnltiva-
At Coquille City.
I
tFS, etttUIfcd ’’A-u aei /vrr
camping upon hia claim, he enconnt-
;n, Nernda. »rd W sa bin-Casj.. ■«I ve if'efr’t’Ht.fc-J; v:x.
A. C>pw; of
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- Jnne 21—Coonille^ys Nurtb BetpL -- ___ __ fnrnin.
of timber land« in the State« of California,
_ ared much bad water, wkmh. •orethv.
i«rrTii>‘rv,’ as extended to all the Public Bandon, Oregon, B. F. Copp, of Bandon, of Jan« 3. 1878, entitled “Au act for the kh I© Oregon. Nevada, and Wa»«binvtoii TerrV
July
A
—
Coqnille
va
Bandon.
‘Saiiy, acting directly npou tbe blood
of California.
Land States by act of Augnst 4, ¡892. Charles Oregon, w. H. Logan, of Bandon, Oregon, of timber land* in the
tory,” aa extended to «•! th». Public Land
with tbe severe heat, gave him a very
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
T. Fieger of Bandon, County of Coos, C. F Bl u men rot ber, of Langlois, Oregon.
aud mucous surfaces of the system July 12—Coquille va Marshfield.
tory,
”
as
extended
to
all
the
Public Land biates by act of Auau»t ♦. 1892, Anna. A.
State »»f Oregcn, has this dav filed in’
■ever» diarrhoea which it seemed al­
J T. B bidoes .
Ang 2—Coqoille vs North Bend.
Stai^i by act of August 4, 1892. Larbnra A. Mundy, of near Bandon, County of Coo«,
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Ang 1G—Coquille vs Bandon.
this office bia sworn statement. No. filMIl, for
ma28
Hegiater.
most impossible to check, and aloog
Doak, Of Parkeraburg, County of Co»»« Htate of Oregon, has thiM day tiled in tbi«
the
purchase
of
ibej
«X
of
of
Section
Druggists. Testimonials free.
State of Oregon, has tbia day filed in this of­ office her «worn «¿«lenient No. 522? f»»r tbe
Ang 23—Coquill» va Marshfield,
No. 88, in I'owiiHbip No. 28 South, of Hange
tn June the case became so bad be ex­
of
<»f ¡Section No.
----- THE STEAMER-----
fice his sworn statement No. 4716, for the purcbBHP of the
No. 14 West, aud will offer proof to show
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Sept 13—Coquille va North Bead.
purcbaae of tbe NL>< uf SE/4 of Sec. No. 21 in 33 in Township No. 27 8.. H. No. H W., and
pected to die. One day one of his
that
the
land
sought
is
more
vnlnnble
for
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
hind «ought
At Marshfield.
i «wnabip No. 29. H , Range No. 14 W. end
its timber or stone than for agricultural
neighbors brought him onasmall bot­
June 7—Marshfield vs Bandon.
will offer proof to show that th»- land sought in more valuable for it« limber or «lone
purposes, and to eslablinh his claim to aaid
> more valuable for its timber or atone than than for agricultural pnr[»<»«•*«, and to ra­
tle of Chamberlain'» Colic, Cholera
June 28— Marshfield va Coquille.
bind l»ef<>re the Keghter and Receiver of
for agricultural purpose. and to establish ta bl inh her olaim to natd land before C. T..
THOMAS WHITE, Master
this office at Roseburg Oregon, on Wednes­
July 5—Marshfield vs North Bend.
and Diarrhoea Remedy as a last hope.
his claim to said land before L. H. Hazard, Blumenrother, U. N. Oomm ««tioner for Diet,
day the 2tith day of August 1903. He namea
Jnly 19—Marshfield vs Bandou.
Leaven Bandon every morning, except. Omuty Clerk o( Coos Coauly, OreRoo. st of Oregon nt Bandon, t’oo« Conntv, Ore-
as witnesses. A. E. HadseU. H. H. Koga,
A big dose was given him while be
S[>nfcon Friday, the 14th day of Angunt, 1903..
Any 9—Marshfield vs Coquille.
John Auderwn, K. E. L. Bedillion, all of Sunday, nt 7:80 o’clock and makes connec­ Coquille. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9tb day
he name« a« witnenne«, Seth Lanrgnn. of
was roiling about on th» ground in
tions with tbe train and ateanoer Myrl at of June, 1903. He name» as witnewte«: A.
rtaudon, C hon County, Oregon.
Any 16—Marshfield vs North Bend.
10:30
a.
m.
at
Coquille
Citv.
E. Hadaell. of Parkersburg, Oregon; N. E. Bullard, Oregon, Lee Harrow« of Bullard,
Any and all pernou» claiming adversely
great agony, aud in a few minutes tbe
Aug 30—Marshfield va Bandon.
t^PYou can have it all for
IjeaveH Coquille Citv at 12:30 p. m.. arriv B trklow, of Bandon. Oregon: E. Oilman, of Oregon, Glen Cox, of Bandon, Oregon,
the above-desoribed lands are requeated to
Bbelvey Mundy, of Bandon. Oregon.
Sept 20—Marshfield vs Coquille.
Bandon. Oregon; Wesley Mauk, of Parkers
do»» was repeated. Tbe good effect
hie their claim a in this «tfice on or before ing at Bandon at 4:30 p. iu.
Any and ali pernona olHitning adver«ely
Per
bura,
Oregon.
said
26th
day
of
August
HM3-
At
North
Bend-
of th» medicine was soon noticed and
Any ami all persona claiming adversely the nltov« de«eribed land« are requested ta
Month
J. T. P bidofm ,
June 7—North Bend vs Coquille.
THKAPARS SiOTIC».
Die
tkei? claim« in this office on or before
the above described lauda aye requested to
witbin an hour tbe patient was taking
fcproO
Register.
Joae 14—North Bend vs Marshfield.
In ths Evenirmi Trlrcram, of Portland,
file their claims in this office on or before said 14tb day of August, HMM.
J.T. BKIDGM,
hi» first sonnd sleep for a fortnight
Notine is hereby given to all persons not
Oreaon. h is the lamest .».nine news-
June 28—North Bend vs Bandon.
Oregon Daily Journal, a Democratic totre.pnss npon tbe premise« of T)r. Kenyon, said ‘Jib day of June. 1908.j. T. Barnoas.
jne4
Register.
pspe published in Oregon: it oontains
That on» little bottle worked a com
Jnly 1»—North Bend vs Coquille.
.it
on
led
between
Floras
Lake
and
tbe
coon-
dally
newspaper,
eight
to
20
pages.
14
s
Heuister.
all lb' news of the stat, and of the
apt2
pl»«» cure, and be cannot h-»lp bnt natío» Try it for a month. A sample July 26— North Bend vs Marshfield.
year: 12 for tlx months. The Journal Is ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
rutting, or destroring timber op.» said
FOR SALE OR KENT.—A I.iv.rv barn its
a newspaper. Send In your subscription. land. ft ’", reward will be paid for informa
feel grateful. Th» season for boWel o py w 1 be mailed toyoa free. Address Aug 8—North Betid vs Bandon.
Bandon. Room for I« h .r-es. Hntgy ehed,
Ao« 30— North Bend vs Coquille.
Interest your neighbor In The Journal. tion lending to a conviction of traspaia, st
<ii»ord»rs being al band suggests this
pOHSALF. OR RENT.—<>ne acre lot in and office altacbed. and running water for
The Telegram,
Sept 6— North Bend vs Marshfield.
Bandoni Good house with five rooms and stock. Ad'lress or apply to J H. Joues'
Addreaa The Journal, Box 121, Portland, stated aborti.
|etn. For sale by C. Y. Low».
Dated at Bando». Oregm. March 14. WM.
POItTf.AMD, ORB.
Sept 20— North Bend vs Bandon.
out bouse« on lot. Enquire al this office.
Or.
Bandon, Oregon.
HUBSCKIFTION BATES.
Ona Year........
Hi Months...
Thran Months.
.»2 00 i
.. 1 00 i
60
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
BOOTS
«HOES
J. Denholm
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
S
rç
Sii
can get your money’s
Dry Goods of Every Description.
worth at
M. BREUER’S
Boots & Slioes
CITI MEAT MARKET
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
E l D orado
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
J
TONSORIAL PARLORS
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Sieamer,
99
CAPT. C. P. JENSEN.
J. L. THOMPSON
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Prop.
Scientiilc American.
rech Beef, Perk, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
Spring and Summer Goods
DRY GOODS
N. I .OKENZ'S
CLOTHING
store
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
AMERICUS CLUB
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i JasniuKHcn Bro*.?
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PETEK NELSON. Agent.
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