Bandon recorder., June 11, 1903, Image 4

W. C. T. U. COLUM
THE RECORDER
•"FUIflP
VIZI tHCMDAI AFTRBkiOON
rt,
I, . F<>i -ale <•» C Y. Lowe
— <xo-----
jtu.it ton lu Turkey is very
Tbe »i:«
grave. Ae cording to a writer in tbe
N~w York Son , m< st <>f the fnorbnn-
dmt f>*r» ui- ulle.I during tbe die-
ii. S.'ook'H, following the
tut
dynauiite exploeitms, were Bolgar-
lane aud MHcedooians who were shot
down by Turkish soldiers. Tbe Suo
writer ssys: “There seems to be rea­
son to beleive that the blowiug op of
bnihtitigs throughout the city was
the work of tbe Bulgarian revolution
ary committee, its purpoe being to
provoke the soldiery to savage meas
tires of retaliation. The statement is
constantly reoeated * from tbe beat
sources that moat of tbe disorders in
Macedonia can be traced to the sinis­
ter ingenuity of tbe revolutionists.
They seem to be actiug on tbe theory
that relief from the role of the Turk
cau be bad only by creatiog such a
situation that Russia and Austria will
be forced to intervene. To further
their causa they are desperate enough
to sacrifice their own people, to abed
the blood of tbo inoceuts, if good may
come of it. Tbe Turks are nothing
loath to revenge themselves, and tbe
Ports seizes the opportunity to ap­
peal to the powers to restrain the
revolutionary committee, and to plead
that it is impossible to carry on re­
forms while tbe country is rent with
disorders."
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til l'-f I nisi. However if the price
ir ei lisiiced to spy great extent users
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can migrate toward tbe North
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“I H mvp I in ' ii troubled for some time
« itti indigestion and sour stomach,"
ways Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis, of Lee,
Maes., sud bave l>een taking Cbam-
heriain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
whirl« have helped h>e very much so
that now I can eat maov things that
before I could not?' If yon bave any
trouble with your stomach why not
tare these Tablets and get well! For
sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Cheater (Pa.) Democrat: General
Miles’ report on conditions in the
Philippines, with special reference to
alleged cruelty on the part of officers
and men of the American army to
prisoners of war, was made publio by
tbe war department Monday last, and
fully corroborates tbe accusations
made by returned soldiers and the
anti-imperialist league of America.
Such things are astounding, yet it is
only just that tbe truth should be
made known, and tbe guilty, if pos
sible, punished.
Bellefonte, (Pa.) Watchman: There
is little use of guarding tbe Declara­
tion of Independence so jelously.
Wbat doe« it matter wbat becomes of
tbe origins] instrument over which
tbe founders of our government gave
tbe best thought of their liberty-lov­
ing minds when it has become tbe
policy of tbe dominant party to pay
no more attention to its principals
than if they were the vaporings of
idiots Quite consistant, isn’t it, to
lock the DeclHration np in a safe to
k«op it fr<m. loony while imperialism
... . i •
.nies out the last vest-
’ou f.ereislly, the plan
r
I ae for the day it fa-t
■ > i-u King Tr1 st will
; rr <; for t|,e ritr- old
- fortn the imbecile no-
•
H» will want
free people then ex
Stomach Hiid Liv»r
,r. )••-♦ whs» von need when
,ve . ".."leUite. ft—1 dull after
II
.•■♦tour and wake up with a bad taste
iu your month. They will improve
your appetite, cleanse and invigorate
your stomach and give yon a relish
for your food. For sale by C. Y.
Lowe.
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M. D. Landis Captured.
8ALix, Or., Jone 6.—Governor
Chamberlain npon information of
District Attorney George M. Brown
yesterday issued a reqnision npon tbe
Governor of tbe Indian Territory for
tbe return lo this slate of M. D. Lan­
dis, who is bald as a fugitive from
justice in lbs town of Collinsville,
Cherokee Nation, and is wanted in
Coquille City, Coos County, to answer
to tbe charge of murder in tbe first
degree,
Landis is accused of having on
M-J23. 1901. laid io wait for one
Jesse B. Eudailey, shot and killed
bim for bis money and then buried
him. When tbe dead rnan’a body was
discovered and Landis was suspected
be fled. Sheriff Stephen Gallier was
appointed state’s agent to serve tbe
requisition and bring the accused man
back to juatice.
His Last Hapa Realise«.
(From tbe Sentinel. Gebo, Mont.)
la tbs first opening of Oklahoma
to settlers in 1788, tbs editor of this
paper wau a&oug tba ma&y «releí*
after fortune who made tbe big race
one flue day in April. During bitt
traveling about and afterwards hie
camping upon bis claim, be encount­
ered much bad water, which, together
with tbe severe heat, gave him a very
severe diarrhoea which it seemed al­
most impossible to check, and along
in June the case became so bad bo ex­
pected to die. One day on a of hia
neighbors brought bim one small bot­
tle of Chamberlain’* Colic, Cholera
Deatr active Cloud barat.
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8 pxbt anbubg , 8. C., Jane 6.—Before
the waters of a mighty flood, Pacolet
8. C„ has been swept from tba map
and tbe great cotton mills of Spartan­
burg and Clifton, 8. C„ have been
wiped out by a storm which struck
this part of tbe oountry late last
night.
Up to tbe present hour it baa been
impossible lo ascertain tbe loss of life.
Six bodies base already been seen
drifting down tbe stream. It is pos­
sible that many workers in tbe mills
base gone down before tbe current.
Pacolet and Clifton are situated io
I be defiles of two valleys, between
lofty ranges of bills. Most of tbe
homes of tbe workmen are located in
the valley near tbe mills in which
they are laborers.
Tbe shadow of tbe storm settled
over Spartanburg last night. It gath­
ered f rce until tbe proportions of a
giant cloudburst were reached, when
i he downpour from the clouds swept
Hwsy the dame, which in turn settled
into <>ue vast swirling stream which
ruebed down tbe valley where the
mills are situated. At this hour (6-01
P. M) the waters are roaring abovo
booses aud homes, where yesterday
the spindle and tbe loom were at
work aud a thousaud laborers were
busy. It is estimated that the prop­
erty loan will reach 12,000,000,
At Pacolet tbe following damage
has been reported: Mill No. 1 has
been washed away completely t mill
No. 2 is totally destroyed. Tbe dams
of three mills are swept away; tbe
warebonse of mill Na 1, with its total
stock of goods and cotton, was swept
away, while tbe hotel, tbe leading
cbnrcbes and almost every building
i n tbe little city has been partially or
wholly destroyed.
Mill No. 3 at Pacolet baa been de­
stroyed and Clifton mill Na 1 and
tbe Glendale at Clifton are reported
to be totally rained* Wire communi­
cation with that section ia interrupted.
Victor Montgomery is the owner of
the Pacolet mills at Spartanburg and
that at New Holland. Ga., which was
so seriously crippled by tbe tornado
near Gainsville last Monday.
Telegram: Governor Chamberlain
is iu receipt of a letter of inquiry con­
cerning a family of two parent* and
thirty children, iocludmg ten pairs of
twins, who started afoot from New
York to Oregon sixty five years ago.
They did not arrive if they had, and
the children were as much opposed
to “race suicide” as their parent*,
Oregon would have a tn nob greet or
population than it ha*.
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Baaeball Ncbedale.
Following ar* tne dates ot games, and
namea of places at wbieb tbe several teems
of tbe Coo* oounty league will play during
the season.
At Bandon.
Jane 14—Bandon ve Ooqaille.
June 21—Bai don vs Marshfield.
July 12— Bandon vs North Bend.
Joly 2I’>—Bandon vw Oonoill«.
Ang »—Bandon ve Marshfield.
Aug 23— Bandon va North Band.
Sept 6—Bandon va Coqnllle.
Sept 13—Bandon vs Marahfield.
At Coquille City.
Jone JI—Coquille va North Band.
Joly 6—Coquille ve Bandon.
July 12—Coquille va Marahfield.
Aag 3—Coquille va North Baud.
Aug 1Ä—Coquille va Bandon.
and Diarrhoea Remedy aa a laat hope. Aug 13—Coqailla va Marahfield.
Sept It—Coquille vs North Band.
Abigdoeewaa given bim while be
At Marshfield.
was rolling about on tbe ground in Jun* 23—Marshfield vs Coqailla.
great agony, and in a few minutes tbe Joly A—Marahfield va North Bend.
July 13—Marahfield va Bandon.
does was repeated. Tbe good effect Ana 9— Marahfield va Coquille.
IA—Marahfield ve North Band.
of tbe medicine wae soon noticed and Aug
Aug 30— Marahfield va Bandoo.
within an hour tbe patient was taking Sept 30—Marahfield va Coquille.
At North Brod
bis first sound sleep for a fortnight
June
14
—
North
vs Marshfield.
That one little bottle worked a com June .8— North Hand
Bend va Bandon.
pl
ir-, and >>e cannot h Ip I ni Jala IS—North bend va Coquille.
July 2»>— North Baud va Marahfield.
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.
.•>] Ti •- ne<>n for •
.nv 3“North Bet-d ve Bandon.
.1 ;.or •• huii'l
*'s tftis Aug .lit—North Heid va Coquille,
■sept 3—North Bend va Mnr-bfield.
Art *aie ny C, Y Lowe.
I Sept 30—North Baud va Bandon.
CLARENCE Y.
Tbs next W C T U mewling takes
place Tuesday, at 2:30, P. M., at the
M. E Church.
THEDFORD’S
Naic The Huy a.
biack WG1"
From th* Yuans Crusader.
From tbe wine-cup’s fatal spell.
From tbe drunkard's fearful ball,
have the boys!
Doors of evil open stand;
Bin aliorea on every hand;
Citizens of this fair land,
Bare tba boys!
Speeches on a tariff bill
Nsver can and never will
Bare the boys.
From tbe cap that kill* tbo soul.
If thia evil you’d ooutrol,
Christian voter, at the poll
Bars tbe boys!
Licsnse is a fraud immense;
Men of sober oommou-senss,
Save the boys!
Think m t please of “revenue,”
Will excuse your guilt, if yon
Give your voice and ballot to
Corse the boys. -
Men may pray, “Thy kingdom oome;
From tbo blighting curse of rum
Save our boys!”
Bat unless they vote tbat way,
Work for it aa well as pray,
They are throwing breath away
Ou tbe boys.
While tbe dram-shop aato its maw
Under sanetion of the law;
And tbe boys
Tarn from preoepts wise and staid,
To the places meu have made;
Where tbe snares of death are laid
For the boys.
Banish strong drink from the land.
By tbe power of law’s oommand
Save tbe boys!
Vole for those men whom you know
Will not favor tbis vile foe,
Bat prohibit it: sud so
Save tbe buys.
You can do it if you will;
Ballots are tbe things that toll;
Save tbe boys.
For our homes we interoede.
For oar country’s life, iudeed;
Iu the name of God we plead,
Bzvs TBS BOVS-
THE GREAT
ft ««* medicine
Thedford's Black-Draught ha*
saved doctors' bills for more than
sixty years. For the common fam­
ily ailments, such a* constipation,
indigestion, hard colds, bowel com­
plaints, chilli and fever, bilious-
neat, headaches and other like
complaints no other medicine is
necessary. It invigorates and reg­
ulate* the liver, assists digestion,
stimulates action of the kidneys,
Kifies the blood, and purges the
reb of foul accumulations. It
cures liver complaint, indigestion,
sour stomach, dizziness, chills,
rheumatic pains, sideache, back­
ache, kidney troubles, constipation,
diarrhcea, bilionsness, piles, hard
colds and headache. Every drug­
gist has Thedford's Black-Draught
in 25 cent package* and in mam­
moth size far |1.00. Never accept
a substitute. Insist on having the
original made by the C hattano oga
Medicine Comjsuiy.
I believe Thsdiord’a Bladt-DnojM
Is ths beat aadSciM *u earth. It I*
good for any aad everything. I have
a family of twelve children, and for
four years I have kept thsm on foot
and healthy with no doctor but Black- ,
Draught A. J. GREEN, lUewara, La. j
8ZNAT0H A. J. COLQUITT.
Furniture
Orvgoa,
Druggist and
Apothecary
I* just In receipt of * new and
treat stock of
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Suite,
Curtain Foies and Fin*
Wall Paper and
land Pieces.
Window Tnuiminoa.
Hoose Liniua.
-------- HEWING MACHINES AND BAbY CARRIAGES --------
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Drw*gi*t* Mandries.
/lines Out and Fitted to Order- All
„.a weigt* kept on band
PzaruMi*, B hushks , S ponobs , S oap * UiaSS
N ut * and C andik *.
ONSOR'AL PARLORS
Paints. Oils. Glasses, aud Painter’s Supplied
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
13OOT»
J. Denholm
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
q
q
q
q
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
M. BREUER’S
Dealer In Boots and Shoes
R*pairin«’neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prloea.
Boots
First Strvot, HAMDON, UKEOON
Slxoes
CITY MEAT MARKET
All kinds kept,
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Suits Made to Measure.
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. HEAD-CHEESK
Hud VEAL always on Laud,
CORNED BEEF.
PICKLED 1 ORK
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Located in EL DOliADO BUILDING,
Piotor. Framing 11 \j nFDTA (flNA
neatly don*.
UVUCHIAMniVi
A Full Line of Burial Casket*. Barial Robe* and Good*, and Undertaking ttanuli**
Constantly Kept on Hand.
Clvars, Tobaccos and Ci<nr«ttes.
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
E l D orado
Mattresses and Springs.
Furnltor. Repairiag and Saw-filing • Specialty.
BJVR-NES <80 Co Prop.
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAI14
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
The
Bandon.
LOWE,
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET.
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer,
“Chico,”
BUTTER, EGG, anJ
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
of all kinds.
Mente Delivered to persons living ou tha
CAPT. C. P. JENSEN.
Bathroom newly fl I ted up with PorceUln Hiver, or along the binge Route
Tub. Hot or Cold Baths «5 oents.
50 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
This Steamer will give a regular 10 dny Service between CoQnille Hirer. Oregon, and San
Frauciaou, Culifornis, for both passenger* and freight.
Speaking in tbe popular accepta­
tion of tbe phrase, “effect of tbe sa.
E. DYEK Agent, Banthiu, Oregon.
looo in politics,’* I am prepared to
SWAYNE & IIOYT, Agent, 226 Battery Street, San Franciecn« Cnliforni®.
say tbe effect is evil and evil contin­
ually.
In the very first place, it is pre­
sumable that such a grossly sensual
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agency will find any affinities in
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
things noble and of good report1 As
quickly ascertain our opinion free wbeiber an
Nliaving £5 Cent«.
invention la probably patentable. Commnnlca*
tioni strictly couUdentlal. Handbook on Patents
we find tbe examples before our eyes,
Baths 25 Cents.
•ent free. Oldest agency for aneurins patent*.
Patents taken throuah Munn A Co. receive
everywhere and at all times, tbe ap­
Will Keep ou Hund at nil Tim*,
9/Ktcial notice without charge, in tbe
peals of the whiskey influence are di­
Workmanship np to date in any­
rected to tbe worst parts o* our con­ thing in my line.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest dr-
culatton of any scientific Journal. Terms, S3 a
stituency.
Next Door to MoNnk’s Hardware.
year: four months,
Bold by all newsdealers.
Tbe bitterly malign power of tbe
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
aaloou has made thia class what it is
Branch Office. 625 F 8U Washington, D. C.
[Timber Land Act June 3, 187®.]
and it is tbe pleasure and inteieat of
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Fresh Vegetable», Poultry, Egge, Butter aud all Farm Prodnoo.
U nitkd B tatd .® L ind O ificm , K gbkbubg ,
[limber Land Act, June 3, 1878 ]
tbe ‘‘saloon’’ to keep it at its degrad­ O bbgon . March 30, 1903.
I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, matton,woo), hide*, eto.
ed estate. Bribery is at all times a Notice in hereby eiven flint in compliance U nited S tat a.-< L and O ffice , K< mkj > ubg .
with the i»rovisi« nH of the act of Ct«n«rePH O beo » n , April 4, 190.1.
vile aud destructive agency and ut­ of
June 3. lr>78. enipled ‘"An act for the enle
Notice is hert-bv given Hint in onmpUsnoe
terly intolerable. But iu some uf its of timber hinds iu the State® of California, with the proviaionq «>f the act of Congreea
Oregon. Nevadn. and Washington Ter- of June 3, 1878. entitled. “An act for the sale
aspects it may be only comparatively ritorj.” a» extended to all the Public Land of timber Inndn in the Slates <>f California.
State8 by act of Augost 4.
Mr«. J izzie Oregon. Nevada, aud Washington Terri A Large Stock Jaat
Ludiea' Jackets and
All Kiuda of Good* Fo*
detestable.
Fieger, of Bandon. (Jonnty of C< m >8 State of torv.” as extended to all the Public L »ud
Kcceived.
Capes.
Hummer Wesr.
You may bribe a man with gold, or Oregon, haa thin day filed in this office hia Ntnti s by nctof Anguwt 4. 189?. Lawrence A.
Hworn statement N*>. 471X1 tor the Diirchaae Crsv. of Newberg, donutv <«f Yamhill. State
honors, or office, and we pass this of
GENTS’ FUUNISHING GOODS.
the
of tbe NEU of Section No. 4 in of Oregon, has thia day filed in thia office
form of tbe crime with more or leas Township No. 2*3 8 . Uange No 14 W., and hia sworn statement N ». 4861. for the pnr
will offer proof to bLow that tbe land sought chase of the WW ofSWJ^ andSE^i.f SWj*
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
reprobation. But to io fluence the is more valuable for ita timber or stone and
of SE^ of Section No 27, in
voter by holding to bis lipa the cup than for agricultural pnrposes, and •«» es Town-drip Number 30 South, Range
tnbliHb bis claim t<> said land before C. T. No. 14 W., and will offer proof to
of drunkenness is, beyond all com­ Blumenrother. U S. CoHtmhriotier for Ore­ show that the land songlit is more valuable
gon. at b;H office at Bandon, Oregon, on for its timber or stone than for agricultural
parison, tbe lowest form of bribery.
Friday the
b day »>f J one. 1903 He name« Cnri'oaes. and to establish Lis claim to said
Tbe saloon, subsidizing any party as witnesses: K. E- L. Bed’ll ion, N. Bark- tud before E. A. Dodge. U S Commissioner.
Boots and Shoes
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low,
J.
Anderson,
«Myrtle Point, Oregon, on Saturday, the
tbgt will accept its alliance, bring» Bandon, Oregon, and A. G. Hoyt, all of Ht
11th day of July, 1903. He namea aa wit­
into tbe fray a fearful power. This Any and all persona claiming adversely nesses: W. H. Rogers. J. A Cotton. J T.
above described lands are requested to Guerin, E. N. Smith, all of Myrtle Point,
bns been seen io many of our corn- the
file their claims in thia office on or before Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
muni lies, and in some of our slates said 26th day of Juue, 1908.
the above-desert tied lands are reqnested to
J. T. B bidgim ,
an oath is exacted of every represeut-
file their cluims in this office ou or before
Kegister.
said lllh day of July, 1908.
ative-elect to tbe legislature, that bis apr9
CONSTANTLY on HAND
J. T. B ridoes .
election has not been secured by either
Apr 23
.
Register.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
[Timber LnixV. Act June 3, 1878.]
bribery or treating. Tbe discrimina­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of The Inteilor.
tion need not have been made, as tbe U mitkd S tatbs L and O fficb , R o 8 xd < jbg ,
O bbgon . March 24.1903
L and O ffice at R osebubo , Oregon, April
two things are about tbe same.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN 15. 1HW.
How can tbis age, with ail its lights 111 compliance with he provisions < f the Notice is hereby given that the following-
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish yon, while there sre
act of Congre^ of J tin»* 3. 1878, entitled “An named ai-ttier haa tiled notice of bis inten­
and its amazing responsibilities, long­ act for the sale of timber lands in the tion
to make final prtxif in anpport of bis
States
of
California,
Oregon.
Nevadn.
and
er debate and wrangle over so obvious Washington Territory,” as extended to all claim, and that said proof will be made be­
To be bad in Dry Good*. Clot hin«, Nboe*
fore C. T. Bln menrother, U. 8. Comuiis-
a fact as that tbe saloon ia one of tbe the Public Land States by act of August 4. aioner,
and olb.r goods that must b. sold to msk*
at Bandon, Oregon, on
room tor more.
1892.Mrs Lula Etta Thompson, of Bundon,
moet hurtful aud abominable of all County
JUNE
12,
1903.
of Coo®. State of Oregon, haa this
the degrading influences ravaging day filed in this office his swoin si a foment, viz: Hd. E. No. 9140, of I^ee L. Barrows,
of NEX °f Sect ion 21. aud NX
No 4715, for the (iiMThsse of tbe NWJ4 <»F for tbe
society, and that this influence must the NE*< of Sectiowiho. 28, in Township No. of NWX» of Section 22, 'i p. 27. South. Range
14
We^t.
He
names the following witnesses
28
South,
Hange
NdJl
4
West,
and
will
of
­
be extinguished.
fer proof to show tnnt the land sought is to prove his uontinnoua residence upon end
It is bad enough, in all conscience, more valuable for its timber or stone than cultivation of »aid land, viz: Abe Rose, of
for agricultural purposes, and to establish Bullards. Oregon; Abia Barrows, of Bollards,
to stand by and witness the wrecks bis
claim to said land before C. T. Blumen* Oregon; Henry Hermann, of Ballards, Ore­
of booor, talent, and domestic hap­ rother, Uuited States Coiumisaioner. for gon; Frank Barrows, of Bandon. Oregon.
J. T. B bidgbs ,
----- AT THIS-----
at bis office at Bandon, Oregon, on
piness that it is strewing all over onr Oregon,
apr23
Register.
Saturday the 20tb da.v of June, 19U3. He
land; but wbeo we witness tbe fact names as witnesaeat Jesse G. Leneve, N.
E. Barklow, Albert Farris* J. A* Dunk, all of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
that this bass power is invading tbe Bandon. Oregon. J
Department Of The Interior,
precincts of the elective franchise, Any anil all pensans claiming adversely
U nited S tate « L and O ffice at R osebubo ,
the
above
described
lands
are
requested
to
that it is aspiring to make aud un­ file their olaiins tab this office on or I m *fore O regon , May 22, llMAB.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
make laws, and set up and pull down said 20tb day of June, 1903.
named settler has filed notioe of bis inten­
- •.. ’¿¿.* •’t.
/- T. B bjdom ».
Vun men who at* io tHtforcaRar laws
tion to roslte nnsi (oom tn u t ation ) proof in
.
Begister.
it behooves every one of ns pretend­ aprS
support of bis claim, and that said proof
ing to a love of bis race or bis oountry,
will lie made before Charles T. Blumen-
to see to it that tbe menaoe of this
rotber, U. 8. Commissioner at Bandon, Ors-
G-o to the
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
shocking evil shall be tolerated no
gon,on
NOTICE FÓK PURLICATION
J”I.Y !9. ’90? .
Tlutbir Lund Aet, Jato 8, W9.
longer.
j T kthompson ,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson. Prop.
Scientific American. Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
MUNN &
New York
Sausages, Etc., also
Spring and Summer Goods.
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
N. T
ORENZ’S STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
“EL DORADO"
Uros.. . _ Prop’s.
XackeT
Rew’s This*
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
ward for any ease of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hull a Catarrh
Care.
F. J. C uxnzt & Co.. Props.. To­
ledo, Obia
We the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for tbe lust 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan­
cially able to carry ont any oblige
lions made by tbeir firm.
W xst A T buax , W bolesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
W aldixo . K isxan A M abvix , Whole­
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure ts taken inter­
nally, acting directly upon tbe blood
aud rnneoos surfaces of the system.
Prire 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
viz: John C. lx>gan on Hd. E. No. 10A62
for the NX of HEX« ®nd 8WU of NEW«
Section 17, T. 30 8., R. No. 14 west.
He names tbe following witnesses toprove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva­
Ladies’, Gents’ aad Children’s Under­ tion
of said land, vis: James A. Cope, of
wear,
Bandon, Oregon, B. F. ('ope, of Bandon,
Oregon, W. H. Logan, of Bandon, Oregon,
Eoxbmfderqd ®l!ks, Satina, Tjirew, Han<1- C- F Bln men rot her, of Lang Iota, Oregon.
J. T. B bidghh ,
kerchfefk, Nrek-ties Musprndera,
roa 28
Register.
Ludlee' IJow, Gentle­
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men's Bose,
L*die*' Oating-Flaael Under-Skirt*,
OlM.-w.rr, Writing Tablcta,
AM kind, of Notion*, and things loo oa-
meroa* to mentioo and mv . money.
Mi*. J ami * C abtwbioitt , Prop.
----- THE STEAMER-----
DISPATCH
THOMAS WHITE, Master
Leave. B.udoo every morning, except
Snndny. «1 7:30 o'clock end make, connec­
tion, with tbe train and stenmer Myrl *t
Notice .f Filin* of tapplementuy K t - 10:30 a. m. at Coqoille Citv.
Leave* Coqnille Citv at 12.30 p. n>., arriv
ilei«* ot la«.rporatlon.
in* at Bandon at 4^10 p. tn.
Notice is hereby elven that the Board of
Directors of the Bemloti Oil Cotiiueny
esneed to be filed on tbe 16th day of May,
HMM. respectively in tbe office of tbe Hecte
tary of Hint, and County clerk of
Coucty. State of Oreqou. an pleruenlary Ar-
tialM of Incorporati** inorensiiMr theespitsl
slock of said corporation to S2fi.tno.no and
crestin« preferred and emmoo stock in
.neb corporation
ELBERT DYER,
M. K. LEE.
A. McNAIR.
Dated May 38. 1300.
TRKSPAM XOTICK.
Timbar Land Act June < 1*7*.
Tarran HraTa* LaaD Omcs, st Kos*-
O bboo H April 22, 1303
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of tbe act of Congress
of Jone 8, 1878, .ntitled, -An set for th.
•ale of timber lands in th. Htates of Cali­
fornia. Oregon. Nevada, aud Washington
Territory,” aa extended to
Land States by not of Anguat 4, 1802, Charle*
T. Fieger of Bandon, Coonty of Coo»,
Hiele of Oregon, has thia d«v ♦J*”*1 1"
thia office bis aworn statement No. nwl, tor
the parchare of the’. Hk of 8WW of Hectton
No. 83, in Township No. 28 South, of Kaoge
No. 14 West, and will offer proof to show
that th® land sought is more valuable for
it® timber or stone than for agricultura I
purposes, and to establish his claim t*» said
land before th. Register and Iteoedw ot
Ibis office at Koeebnrg Oregon, on Wedne*-
dav the 2«lh day of August ISMKt. He name,
ae witneaaea: Á. E. Hadnell, K: H. K¡ h »,
John Anderson, K. E. L. Hediilion, all of
Bandon, Cooa County, Oregon.
Any and all persons olaiming adversely
the alxive described land» are requested t<>
file their claim» in this office on or before
•aid 26th day of August 1908.
J. T. B biwjbb .
sptBO
Ue«»ure.
bubo
UnrrsD B tstb * Lawn Ornca, Homburg
Oregon. May 21Mb. 1W&
Nolic« ia hereby given that ia oompliane.
with tbe provisions of th. set of Congrsa*
of Jane 8. 1878, entitled ’’An act for th* ml*
of timb*r land* in th. Stats* of California,
Oregon, N.vada, and Washington Terri­
tory,” as exteuded to all tbs Poblio Land
State, by act of Augaat «, 1*0, Anna. A.
Mundy, of near Bandon, County ot Coot,
State of Oregon, baa thia day filed in thia
office her sworn statemeut No. 6227 for th*
pnreh.se of tbe 8EJ4 °f 8EJ4 of Bootion No.
33. io Township No. 27 8.. K. No. 14 W., and
will offer proof to show that th* land aoaght
is mor* valuable for ita timber or aton*
than for agricultural purpoaea, and to *•-
tabliab her olaim to said land before C. T.
Blumanrotber, U. 8. CommiMiouer for Diet,
of Oregon at Bandon, Cooe County, Ore-
Snn, on Friday, tbe 14th day of August, 1308.
be names as wilnemre, Seth Lanagan, of
Bollard, Oregon. Lee Burrows of Bullard,
Oregon, Glen Cox, of Bandon, Oregon,
Sbelvey Mundy, of Bandon, Oregon.
Any and all pereoos claiming adversely
the above deecril^d lauds are requested to
file their claims in thia office on or before
said 14th day of August, 1900.
J. T. BRIDGES,
|ne4
BegMer.
Notice i. hereby given to all perenna not
to tre.pea. opon the premine» of Dr. Kenvon.
aituated between Florae Lake and tbe coun­
ty road, tn Northern Carry, by removing,
catting, or dentro'’ng limber np>>n Mid
FOR BALE OH RENT.-A Livery been in
lend. $'.’5 reward wilt be paid for inform*
Bandon Hoorn for 10 horse*. Buggy shed
lior. leaiHng to ■ conviction of treepaa. a*
X1R8ALEOR
KENT.
—
One
acre
lot
in
and
offioe attached, and running water foe
atated above.
Bandon: (i.eal honae with Sv. room, and stock. Address or apply to J. EL Jon***
Dated at Hendon. Oregon. March 14. 1301.
out boosts ou lot. Euquirs at tba office.
I Bandon, Oregon.
PETEK NELSON, Ao*nt.
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