Bandon recorder., June 18, 1903, Image 4

THE RECORDER
1« rmiiHMD
» M. STITT.
TDITOB AMD PBOPBIETOB.
-tUrtHCRlPTION BATE8.
McDonald, A C Campbell, clerk« each
Norway—Alev Htaoff. G H Davis, J
F Schroeder« judge«, II A Todd. J B
Lamb, A H Schrdeder, clurka each
Parkersburg—J Flam. T W Draue
K Pomeroy, judge«, Guy Drew, F J
Fahy, C H Lewie, clerk» each ... ...
Prosper—J A Morrison, A Harrows
Alt Machado judgeM, E W Fahy, C A
Goodman, Il W Bullard, o erhs each..
Riverton—E J Price, O A Kelly, W
llohni, judges. W E Graine. J F Lee,
I P HHilly, clerks each....................
Howland-W H II«,n. Wm H Wilt
W L Hood, judge., J D Hayes. T 0
Fawcett, H F Carman, clerk, each....
HoutL Hloogb—Oe> H Witeou, Gw
W hnhou , H Stimmet, judge«, A A Get-
8 UU
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
8 OU
Th« next \\ C T l meeting take«
place Tuesday, al 2:30, P M , at the
M. E. Church.
3 00
800
8 OU
3 00
8 00
in , il. -oc at the Itendoti pote
. .
. -ata-., Mstver
Sumner—A B B«.i>., M Matteon,
ri H Bejreni. Judges, F Cavanagh. F
300
TH! HSb.\Y. JUNIS Lfi. 11,03
/ 1 7
pince
5 **r*,
• I ILb.
<
*
*
{Sunday
Welcome:
Apparently
• e p.-n ir I’annot be in-
-u ii.el low iu the
ibeiuw piui'iiciiily pi obi bi ti-
••nru-Hi ».ring and yet «very larg»* new«-
paper in Pennaylvania has published
r •», of the governor every day
II- I Die law.
■ : t be Kansan City Timea
-... •; ’’.Many of the richest m«D and
moei pi -.eperous corporations in Kan
-ae City bnvn given nothing toward
the r'-lief fund. In thia emergeney
K ■ . ie City’s r-hivf reliance, as it al-
.<. i - hue Iin is in tbe thousands of
. -ph- who are neither rich nor poor,
Im me generous aud loyal.” Another
.y I lx’h'ion of the old saying that tbe
Donl »how« «list he thinks of a big
pile of money by tbe kind of people
‘V..S ¡1 to.
-COO------
Wanhcrwumsna
The
Tenmil.—Benj Roberta, C N Norria
J W Bemwo, judge«, Andrew Olaen,
8 00
W F Row ron, clerk, each...
Precinct«
Mile.
Baud- n
W t I 5 20
li Ire
Coakdu
ó B Be-be
14
1 40
5 40
E J C. fell
Coo* River
M
70
7 00
ira Bu/.uu
Deer Bark
Empire
B6
8 60
Geo E Ctjuk
76
Bluineurotber Four Mile
7 80
88
3 80
F M Dimmick N Mar-hfield
83
8 20
Gravel Ford
J I) Beneett
88
8 80
New Fort
Geo Chard
40
4 00
Farkernburg
1' W Draue
18
1 80
Riverton
O A Keill
.South Slough
8
6 80
H Ktimmel
C N Norn»
Ten Mile
102 1Ü 30
32
Cor« City
3 30
Z 1 Higlin
74
N Cooa K
7 40
John Porter
40
4 00
Dora
W H Bunch
A S Nowler
EnchautK d
44
4 40
8 40
< ’ M Siegel
Lake
84
J L Barker
Burl' n
Ray Golden
S Marshfield
38
I ■ Rose
18
Myrtle Point
A Stauff
Norway
12
46
J Morri on
Prosper
48
J 1) Haven
Rowland
20
E H Be, era Sumner
E G D Holden canvaaing election re-
tum* 1 day.
E Bender oanvaaing election returns
4 HO
1 day, 18 mile.........................
City of Marahfield rent for polling
.............. 2 50
plaoe...........
J R Lightner 19 meal, for elect ion
board ........
3 00
J D Culberson 13 tueala for election
bonrd ..........
3 00
School Dist 28 rent for polling place.. 2 50
Bennett Swanton swearing election
board aud registering teeotor.......... 1 »0
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
Baud«»n.
Druggist and
Apothecary,
Rung
In a very huxuble cot,
Iu a rather quiet spot,
In the suds aud iu tbe soap
Worked a woman full of hope;
Workiutfy RiuKiuK. ail alone,
Iu a sort of undertone,
’‘With a Savior for a friend.
He will keep me to tbe end.”
Sometimes bappeuinii along,
I had beard tbe semi-song,
And I often used to smile,
More in sympa hf than guile*
But 1 never said a word
In regard to what I heard.
As rhe sang about ber friend,
Who would keep ber to tbe end.
Not in aurrow nor in glee,
Working all day long was «he,
As her children, three or four,
Plpyed around her on tbe flour;
But in monotunea tbe aoug,
She was humming all day lung,
“With the Haviur for a friend,
He will keep me to tbe end.”
Just a trifle lonesome she,
Just as pour as poor could be,
But ber spirits always rose
Like the bubbles in the clothes,
And though widowed mid alone.
Cheered ber with the monotone,
Of a Savior and a friend,
Who would keep her to the end.
I have seen her rub aud scrub
On the washboard in the tub*
While the baby sopped in suds,
Roiled aud tumbled in the duds;
Or wrh pnddiing in the pools
With old scissors stuck in spools,
She still humming of her friend.
Who would keep her to the end.
Human hopes and human creeds.
Have their rout in human needs;
And I would nut. wish to strip.
From that washer A uman’s lip
Any song tliat she can sing,
Any h<;pe that song can bring;
For the woman has a friend,
Who will keep liev to the end.
I'V genk F. W aju ,
•------ OvO-------
<
in Church.
Furniture
Oregon,
Il Ju»t in remipl of n new nud
fiMh block of
H*^1
Uorfnin P i .I m «ml kin.
Wnll P«jwr nnd
,«uu A^ece«.
* >ud»w Trimming..
Houxe Liuimt.
------- bEWlNG MACH1NE8 ANli HA1.Y CAliKlAGEh --------
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparation« Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
Toilet Articles,
Fomiture Repairing «»d H.iw-filing a Speoialty.
DruggintH Nuntlrle«.
Qlace Cui «nd Fitteti t° O.der
All
P bbfumks , B hl ' hhkh , B pongbh , S oap .
P,^uyFdXD“
U NDERTAKING
Hixes Hud weigls kept OU b-md
N uts and C andibh .
A FnU Un. of Burial Caskets. Burial Robe, and G.*ods, and Undertaking Supplies
Miss Ida- M. Snyder.
Tnwnrvr «« U m >
Brooklju *:»* E im I ArtCtafe.
Cigars, Toburo, and ClaarnttM.
Coustantly Kept on Hand.
Paint», Oils. Glamea. and Painter’s Supplied
** If women would p*v more attention to
their he.kli we would have more happy
wive«, mother« and daughter», and M they
would observe rciults they would find
that the doctor«' prescription« do not
perform th* many cures they are given
credit for.
*■ In coniulling with my druggist he ed-
viied McEiree’i Wine of Cardul and Thed­
ford'« lilock-Drtught. and to I took it and
hive every «««on to thank him for a new
life opened up to me with rettored health,
and it only took three month« tv cure me.”
ROOT^
SHOES
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth for $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
Wine of Carilui is a regulator of the
menstrual functions and i. a most as­
tonishing tonic fur women. It cures
scanty, suppressed, too frequent, irreg­
ular and painful menstruation, falling
of the womb, whites and Hooding. It
is helpful when approaching woman­
hood, during pAtgnanCT, after child­
birth and in change of life. It fre­
quently brings a dear baby to homes
that have been barren for years. All
druggiata have $1.00 bottles of Wine
of Cardui.
. BREUER’S
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
J. Denholm
s
Í
3
3
Dry Goods of Every Description
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
Dealer in .Root* nnd Shoe«
Boots & Slices
Repairing’neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
EAR.ISTEs &J Co Prop.
Ei,
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
D orado
All Tiuds kept,
I101.0ONA SAUSAGE. HEAD-CHEESE
niul VEAL always on hand.
TONSOBiAL PARLORS
CORNED BEEF.
l’ICKLED 1 ORK
P. ß. HOYT, Prop
Lucateil In l.L DORADO BUILDING,
First SU-eet, 1I.IMION, OKKOON
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
BUTTER, EGO, and
FRUIT mid VEGETABLES
of all kiuds.
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES,
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Suits Made to Measure.
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RÜST PROOF CORSET.
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer,
Chico,”
B erlin , June 9.—The pastoral let
Merits Delivered to persons livirg on th>
ter of Cardinal Kopp. Bishop of Bathroom newly fltted np with Porcelain Iti ver, or alón« tbe ;• tn«e Route
Tub. llot or Cold Buth» 25 ccntt.
Breslau, against bocialiem and Polish
This Steamer will give n regular 10 day Service between Coqnille River, Ori g in, and San
BO YEARS*
Nationalists, which was read in all
Francisco, California, for both ptisHengers and freight.
EXPERIENCE
the Catholic churches of Upper Silesia
E. DYER Agent, Bandon, Or g«>n.
on Sunday, in-lead of tbe sermon,
SWAYNE
HOYT. Agent, 220 Battery Street, San Francisco, California.
CO V W_ _I »1 y I— -J
“ /1 q
J k w
caused an outburst of feeling in the
__H EJ ®1 A S Sr® J
* y! P 1 J3
? I a E -jt
Polish press and political. Disturb­
ances took place in I be churches dur­
T rade M arks
ing tbe reading of tbe letter. There
'•
D esigns
—o----
v
"rnv*1
C opyrights A c .
were murtuurings and loud congbing
Anyone pending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether rd
Shaving S3 Cené«.
and even curses were uttered. The
invention is probably patentable. Communica­
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
clergy are circulating a blacklist of
Ita th is S3 Cents.
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
the names of tho newspapers which
special notice, wit hout charge, in the
their parishioners must not read.
Workmanship up to date iu any­
Boisterous political meetings were thing in tuy line.
A handsomely illufttrsted weekly. largest cir­
culation of any scientific Journal. Terms, S3 a
Next Door to McNair’s Hardware.
held last night.
¿ear; four months, fL Sold by all newsdealers.
CAPE C. P. JENSEN.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Railroad accidents have alarmingly
increased during recent years—es­
1
pecially within tbe last year or two.
<1. > i.t-i>*l, G« bo, Mont.)
t
to ■ tir-t ..pining of Oklahoma The Scientific American recently
I. is u 1789, Ills* editor of tbia called attention to tbe fact that rail
. • OX 'he many aeekere road companies seem to place a cheap
' i ■ wh i iiiHilo the big race estimate on human life, and ibis view
- 'i hi April. During bi« seems to be justified by a Govern­
.nJ Hflerward« bi« ment ‘‘Accident Bulletin" just issued.
• - Itiini, ho enconut- It slates that the number of passen­
-it-r, which, together gers killed in train accidents during
• • '• i« leal, gave bun a very Ibe months of October, November and
•'. iiln.eu which U «eerned al- December, 1902. was 226, and of in
. i.puevible to cheek, and along jnred, 2788. Accidents of other kinds,
----- OOO«------
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ifflce, C25 F Strt Washington. D. C.
U -I •
ibe ch * h became so bad beex- including those sustained by employee Mure Opposition to licttfrvc:*.
[Tlinb-.-r Land Act June 3, 1878.]
NOTICE FOR FUBLICATION
<
to dio. One day one of his while at work, nnd passengers getting
Fresh Vegetable1’, Poultry, Eggs, Butler and all Farm Produce.
U nited S tatus L and Crrtca, R oseburg ,
From Hie Portimid Telt-gi-rini.
[’! hnbor Land Act, June 3,
]
li’ or* Lroiiglit bim onosuiali bot- on nnd off cars, etc., bring tbe total
O rboon , March 30, li/.’S.
I
will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
Now many people of Northern Cui
i
UtlfTED
ST4T«3
L
a
KP
CU
i
lCE,
Ror
hDUiiCl
Notice i« hereby given that in oonip'innce
Ei'uaiberiHin’e Colic, Cholera number of carnalities np to 12,811.
ifornia
are protest mg vigorously with th-- provisions of the net of Cougreen OauA- in , April 4. 1903.
iti.d Diarrhoea Remedy as a lost hope. Of ibegie 938 were killed nnd 11,873
Notice is her»’Lv pjven tbrin rt r.q Hnnt*^
of Jane 3, 1«78, entitled "An net for the hh I o
Hgainet 'he proposed forest reserve of timber lands in the States of California, with tbe P'O'iRionR of tbe »¡ct of CongrebH
A big doee was given him while be injured; from which it will be seen
of
June 3, 1878. entitled. “An act for tlie rr I f
Orcpon. Nevada, nnd Wnabington Ter­
wtta rolling about on tbe ground in that at tbe close of last year onr rail­ in that region, which it is claimed i- ritory.” r.s extended to all the Public Lnnd of timber kvdM in the Stet.3 i f Californi«.
by act of Aupnst 4. 1893, Mrs. I.tzz'e O«<won, Nevnd-i. mid W«“!i’nj.t.»n Terri A Larne Htock Just
Ladies’ Jackets aud
All Kinda of Q »oda Fur
ugory, and in a few minutes tbe roads were killiug people at tbe rate intended to Coinpii-e 2556 square Sintis
i- ieper, of Bandon, Comity of Coos State of tory,” «.8 ex’ended to nil the 1‘nb’ic Yjind
Received.
Capea.
buinmer Wenr.
done was repented. Tbe good effect of 3752 per year, and disabling miles in Shasta County, 3500 square Oregon, has this day tiled in this office his StnftH by net of Au^nnl 4 1892. Lawrence A.
sworn statenu'id No. 4799 tor the pnrohase Gray, of XeAbery, doanty of Yainbilt. Si etc
miles
in
Siekyou
County,
aud
1600
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
of Ibe medicine was soon noticed and them at the rate of 47,492, a
of tLe SE't of the NE', of Section No. 4 in of Oregon, hns this day fil'd in thia office
within sn hour tin. patient was taking rate of 51,244 deaths and injuries in square mi Its in Trinity County, Tlieae Towuahtp No. 2.) 8 . Range No. 14 W., and bis sworn statement Nr. 4*''?!. for the pur
will offer pr< <-f to b I iow that the land soueht chase of tho VV’^ ofSWX eudSEVjf • f S\VV;
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing
bn first sound sleep for a fortnight a single 12 months! Now, hs tbeSci citizens represent that most of tbe is more valnahle for its timber or atone «nd SWJ4 of HEKf of Section No 27, in
urea
to
l>e
included
in
tho
reserve
is
Township
Number
30
South,
Knngo
than
lor
agricultural
pnrposca.
nnd
to
en
j'l al one little bottle worked a com entitle American says, these figures
tablinh hia claim to «aid land biforo C. T. No. 14 \v., and will offer proof to
jt-zyr
‘ a re valuable
ple-e cure, sod he cannot h >lp but are sufficiently shocking in them­ already denude I of timber, and that Bloim tir..tlier. (J 8. Cinumi«ai->n< r for Ore­ «how that the bind
the
effort
for
its
creation
is
inspired
gon.
nt his office nt Bandon, Oregon, on fur its timber or ailunr than for HjjricultnrRl
i«el xruieinl. Tbe season for bowel selves; but their meaning cau be bet­
Friday the 2f,tb day of June. 1903. He nsmen par: oaes. and toestsblish bis claim to Enid
.lisordet* •a’ing Hl band suggests this ter appreciated if they are compared by a railroad company and timber an witiiess -e: U. E. L. Bodillion, N. Bark- land before E. A. Dodge. U b Commissioner,
Bocts and Shoes
low.
J. Anderson, mid A. G. Hoyt, all ot at Myrtle Point, Orec<»n, «»u Saturday, the
monopolies, who desire to exchange
it< m. For ssie by C. Y. Lows.
with tbe casualties in some specified
lltli day of July. 1903. He names as wit
Bandon. Oregott.
these nnsalable lands for lieu scrip
Any nnd all persona claimfna adversely nessen: W. H. Rogers. J. A Cotton. J T.
instances of tbe universally-admitted
Guerin, E. N. Smith, all of Myrtle Point,
A.UMMty C’eart
Proceeding*. “horrors of war.” Daring tbe whole which would be worth $5 per acre for the above dercriia-d land« are requested to Oregon.
file their clnnna in this office on or before
r. location oo other and valuable Gov­ said 2G,h day of Juue, l'.IUS.
Any and all rx»r«ons claimini» adversely
of tbs Boer War, which lasted about
the above-described lauds are reques’ed to
Proceedings ot special terqi of County
ernment land.
J. T. B biixjeh ,
file
their chims in this office uu or before
three
years,
the
total
number
of
C< urt held Jut,« 8, liAH.. > •.»
f
liegiater.
said 11th day of July, 1903.
npr9
This is tbe sama complaint and
ApplicstiAf of Earnest Wittich for Saloon casualties (killed, wounded, died of
CONSTANTLY on HAND
J. T. B ridges .
lioeuse in ibe town of North Bend «ranted, disease, and invalided home) in tbe criticism that have been made with
ftp« 23
RegiHter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ami fi cenar la&ued,
reference to tbe proposed forest re­
[l imber Land, Act juoe 3. 1878.]
iu tbe British army was 27,732. of
’ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i xpvne ui Judges und Clerks of Ejection
serve io Southern Oregon, and others
U nited S tates L and O ffice , Rub&BUBG,
Department OI Ule Iliterlor,
whom 5727 were killed in action.
j *«■.•!, 19b3.
<
»
reg
>N.
March
‘
?
L
1903
aud in some cases Hie oqjectious are
U nited ,‘- tati ;-< L ikp OtricuAT K oseuuho .
B«. dt’i, I í remet — DJ Lowe. E M
The Boer loss, if tbe number of pris­
fuUFlCE ¡S ¡¡EBEBY GIVEN THAT IN- OiiKioN, May 22, 1903.
so specific and plausible that they 111 coiiudiar.ee with ih? provisions <>f tbe
.. vruj. te 11 lxe.JudMWi, end D M
oners taken are excluded, were not so
Notioe is lierebi piven tlist tt:e followlng
will be dimiosed of «t pnee. I hilt will antoiush yon, «hilo Ibere me
seem entitled to careful consideration. act of O-nsn ss < f June 3. Ib78, entitled “An mimed sellier busntrd notieo of Pis inten­
< butkrou, G P lopping j K Scott,
net f«»r the »‘nle of limb« r landn in the tion to tuake tinul (oonimut.;lion) proof in
numerous
as
those
of
tbe
British;
but
Clerk.. eavb....................... —
t........ 86 00
There are doubtless selfish interests States of California. Or< ^on, Nevada, m>d
support of tiw daim, and tliat sr.ij proof
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoe«
eveu if it tie allowed that they were
Pnr'oti -W II llolverstoot. J L Bar-
WaHiiinjdon Territory.” ns extended to ail
on tbe^inti-reserve side also, but tbe the
and other poods that must be sold to make
Public Land Stat'-s by act of Auvust 4. will lie mnde before Charles T. Biunien-
>, ri Ixtlye, judges, slid Wm Tiwltys
approximately equal, it is found that
rotber,
U.
8.
Conouwiiouei
al
Baudot!,
Ore
­
room
for
more.
reserve policy should not be allowed 1892.Mrs Lula Etta Tborupsot», of Bsndon,
ebb Must. G W Norrie, ciarka; each, 8 0U the whole number of casualties of
gon,ou
County of (k’GB. State <*f Oregon, has this
to enable landgrabbers to operate ex­ day
O ii <dj—Fred Poore, W B Beebe, F
JULY 10.1008.
filed in this office his sworn statement
British and Boers throughout tbe
<.■ Grit,, judges, und Mutt Anderson,
tensively and posess themselves of No 4715. for (he purchase of (be NW)^ of viz: .John C. Louan on lid. E. No. 108G2
three
years,
was
only
alxmt
equal
to
1
he
N
E»4
of
beet
i.»n
No.
28,
"in
Township
No.
fortbeNH <’f HEH. «nd SWk of NEW,
G biroiii, uierks, each.......................
8 0U
large areas of valal le pubho domain, 2J South. Range No. 14 West, and will of­ Section 17, T. 30 8., H. No. M went.
the total number of railroad caeualti««
O' a City—4i*iuee Wataun, James
Hr iiainea the following witnetnes tn prove
in exchange for lands that have been fer proof to show thut the land sought is
-•all, Joi
more valuable for its timber or stone than h»H continuous residence upon nnd coltiva*
‘obi, Harding, judges, and Z T
iu the Unitea States, supposing, that
rendered
comparatively
valueless
by
fieli
of Aaid lard, vis: J hitks A. Cope, of
for
AfirionltarHl
purposes,
and
to
cstabiieh
Mglill, W lui Boas, clerks, each.............. 8 00 is, that tbe rats shown in tbe last
his claim to said land before C. T. Blntnen- Handon, Oregon, B. F. Cope, of Bandon.
denuding them of tbeir timber.
tJuoa Uiv.r—Auwo Kvg.,1 E J Cof-
Oregon.
W. H. J^opan, of Bandon, Oregon,
rother, United States Commitwioner. for
three months of last year were to pre­
----- AT TUB-----
t«ii E W Goplill. judges aud W F
In brief, while tho forest reserve Oretfon. al bis otHce at Bandon, Orcgr n, on C. F Bluinenrut her, of Imnsloi«-, Orecoli.
J T. B bidges .
.3ol>»on, -i J Gliukenljcard, clerk*, «ach 3 00 vail for tbe whole year. Judging policy is inherently a good one, it Saturday the 29tb day of June, 1903. He
n>»28
names ns witnesses: Jesse G. Lenevo. N.
Register.
from the daily record of accidents
CooaBivcr (North»—Chua Kudiu»,
should not be used to tie up unneces­ E. Berklow, Albert Fams, J. A. Doak, all of
l'Uoa Blaine, J H 1‘rioe, judges, and
during tbe first three month of 1903.
Bandon. Oregon.
------ THE STEAMER
sarily great areas of country or to give
Any and r II persons claiming adversely
C E t.dwiirds. Geo A Qould, John
this rate has not only been sustained,
above described lands are requested to
1’oiter, vlerka. euch........
8 00
corporations or landgrabbing syndi the
file their clmma in this office on or before
but has greatly increased.
■ '«quilt«-* J Lamb, I Hacker, J P
cates and speculators tbe opportunity said 20th day of Jone, 1903.
These figures justify the press of
Goodman, judcea, and M O Hawkin.,
J. T. B bidom .
to enrich themselves at tbe people’s
THOMAS WHITE, Master
apr?
Register.
n A Gage. W C Chase, olerk,. «sab... 6 00 the county in suggesting to railroad
expense.
Deer Park— Ira Bnun. KJ Bigelow,
I leave« Bendon every morning, except
managers tbe property of exercising
Sunday. nt 7:80 o’clock «nd make« connec­
Ji«o<>b 1 uinler. judge., and Note Big»-
Oo to the
tion« with the train and steamer Myrl at
low.bbad Hud*»«, L M Orniab,........ 3 00 greater care and caution in carrying
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
10:80 a. m. at Coquille City.
tbeir passenger«.— Teteyraut.
B um * bn 11 Sc lied ule.
Timber Land Act. June 3. 1878.
pura-W H Bo noh, F E Soofleld, J
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION.
Leaves Coqnille City al 12:80 p. m«. arriv
-• I..«-t Hope Heaiin d.
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Bandon Meat Market,
Œ1. JkncLersorL
Scientific American.
;
New York
Prop.
fresh Beef, Pork, Multen, Smoked lu eats,
Sausages, Etc.,
nd Summer Goods.
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING
N. I 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
DISPATCH
I* kÜMuter. judges, H E Wilcox J O
Steiuk-r, I. 8 Minard, clerk, each....
Euipirv- B D Julie* John Flanagan
Wm Terr*«, judge., .nd Geo E Cook,
C B Kellv, darks, eaoh ........................
t «tritirn’sd-illjJt-Mlsr.RMIircgv.
non, L B Fatter, j.*tg.s, .nd R A
Crsbbini, 8 8 Endioott. E Jenkin, each
< Fourmlle— C T Blumenrotber, W P
Bone*. Levi Goff, judge., T J Wooden,
F H Oolgrovn. J F Aluiubaugb, olerka,
...................................................
i l/tke—C D McFarlin, C W Sanford.
C M 8i*gel. jomme, M Pi Savage. C K
H um «, J WJodd.ei.rka. eoeb-.i...
, North MaraböelJ-J H Ligbtn.r, T
M Dimnuofc. John Bear, judges. H 0
Ploeger. C H Marsh. E L C farreo
*lerk* mwb.................... . ......................
< Booth Manbfleld—E A Anderson,
JI Waltef. F ** Frirtibnrg. jndge«, L
R Holwirtao«, 0 B Golden. James T
Ball, «terka, meh .......... .......................
‘ Miiwo.ri—J I) Benote«. I T Weekly,
J M Hnghi, judges. K HHanaen, Wal­
ter Bennett, D C Krantz, clerks, each
Myrtle Point—L A Roberta, I: B
Roe., J H Matbray. IndgM, , 8 E John.
teo^ZT Johnwxi, K P Adai
Adama clerks.
J Newport-Georgs Chord. L Desrame.
lehr fiarutet, Jodgw. 8 J Slrap. M 1
8 00
8 00
8 00
3 00
800
6 oo
6 00
3 OO
« 00
Hcw'a Thlwt
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
ward for any^eaar of Catarrh tbyt
cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. C hkncy A C o ., Prop*. To­
ledo, Ohio.
We the undersigned ba*a known
F. J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years,
and believe bim perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan
cially able to carry out any obliga
lioos made by tbeir firm.
W kst & T buax , \\ bolesale Druggists«
Toledo, Ohio.
W aldixo . K inxax A M arvin . Whole­
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter­
nally. acting directly upon tbe blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the beet.
Following are the dates of games, and
nameR of place« at which the wverqf teams
of the Coos coanty league will piny dunnu
the neasou.
At Bandon.
•
Inpe 1*1 .—Be T
vr ¿91TbJk
Joly 12—Bandon vr North Bend.
Jaly 2(J—Bandt.’n vs Coquille.
An« 2—Bandon va Marshfield.
Ao« 23—Bendon vh North Bend.
Kept 6—Bandon ve Coquille.
Sept 13—Bandon vh Marshfield.
At Coqnille City.
June 21—Coqnille va North Bend.
July u—Coquille vr Hendon.
July 12—Coquille vr Merehfield.
An« 2—Coquille va North Bend.
Au« 1G—Coquille va Bandon.
A ur 2.1—Coquille vg MarHbfleld.
Sept ¡3—Coquille vs North Bend.
At Marshfield.
Jnne 2R—M a rah field vs Coqnille.
Joly fr— M r rnhfield vr X«Hh Bend.
July 19—Marshfield vs Bendon.
Aug 9—MnrNhfield vr Coqnille.
Anp lfi—Marshfield vs Norib Bend.
Ao» 30—Marshfield vs ttsndim.
Sept 2U—Marabfteld V. tkapiill«.
At North Bend.
Jun. 28—North Bend vs Bandon.
July 19—North Bend v. Coqnille.
July 26—North Bend vs Marshfield.
Aug 9—North Bend vs Bandon.
Aug 80—North Bend va Coqaille.
Hept 6—North Bend vs M-ir«hfield.
Hept 20— North Bend vs Bandon.
Kacket Store
iug at Bandon at 4/M) p. m.'.........
-— rui-----
Ladies', Gents' and Children’s Under-
TSE8FAM NOTIt’K.
Notice in hereby given to all nernonn not
to liewpKits upm. tie i iei.'-ieit of Dr. KeuyoU,
aitunted between Flora« Lake mid th« oouu-
Embroidered Silks, Satins, Laces, IIand- ty road, in Northern Carry, by removing,
kerchlefs, Neck-ties hum pend era,
cutting, or destroying timber upon Mid
land. $2ft reward will be paid for inform«,
Ladies* Hose, Gentle­
tion lending to a conviction of trespne. as
men's Hose,
stated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1901.
Ladies' Outing-Flanel Under-Skirts,
PETER NELSON, Agent.
Glassware, Writing Tablets,
All kinds of Notions, and things too nu­
merous to mention and save money.
M rs . J amis C artwright . Prop.
BANDON BREWERY,
C. GEHRIG, Proprietor,
Notice of Filing of ?npplemrnt»ry Ar­
ticles nt I neorporotlon.
MASÜFACTtrREB OT
lCiiMiniiMf-icii 8 Irò«.9
Timber Land Act June 3 1«*S.
Uarrau Hr.». L amd Ornca, XT ltosa-
uuso O uzukn . April 22, BA'S
Notice I. herrhv given that iu oomplisnoe
yi-t "iic pvD.'iCoes
»he art of fk-ruitT"«
of Jone 3, 1878, entitled, -An act for tbe ,
sale of timber lands in the Htate. of Cali­
fornia. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
territory,” «• extended to all
Public
Ietnd Htete. by act of Anun.t 4. 1892. Charles
T- Fieger of Bandon, County of Cor*,
Htate of Oregon, has this dnv filed in
thia offioe bis »worn »ta'ement No MOI, for
the purchase of Ibe’HW of HWU of Heciu.ii
No. 88, in Township No. 28 Honth, of Hangs
No. 14 West, and will offer proof to »bow
that the land songht i. more valuable for
its timber or atone than for agricultural
purpnseH. and to establish his ctaim to said
lend before tbe Register and xteCMvet of
Ibis office at Ho«ebura Oregon, on >*ednes-
dny the 2Hth day of Angust 1903. He nsmes
as witnesses: A. E. Hadsell, R. H. R jjsh ,
John Anderson, R. E. L. Betlillion, all of
Bandon, O mm County, Oreffon.
Any and nil peTRons clRirning adversely
tbe Rbove-d»scril»ed land« are rrqnv-ted to
tile their c I riom in this <
on or before
said 2Gtb day of Aain>«t I9ii3.
J. T. PninoFs.
npr30
Kr^wtOF.
Notice i» hen by given that the Bosrd of
Directors of the, Boudon Oil CnmpRny
ranged to bv fl led on the li’Kb dny cf May,
BRM. reM(>ectively in the office of the Herte
♦ nry of State nnd County clerk of Coos
Have on hand and will keep constantly
County, State of Oregon, sn plementery Ar­
ticles of .Incorporation increRtfinu the oh pit a I for the trade and family nee. brands of tbe
bent
qnality.
stock <>f nnid corporation to $28.000.00 and
crentinp preferred and common stock in
Good« delivered iron of ehar<o nt any
«»neh corporation
ELBERT DYER,
VOH RALE OR RENT.—One acre lot in
i m »on « bl • dl*tan<e.
M. It LEB.
V Bandon: tersi bonne with live rooms and
A. McNAiB.
out
bouses OU lot. Enquire nt this office.
Dated Mur 28, I'JM.
Hnrnplei can lie fonnd In the m I ocd «
Beer, Porter and Ale.
Prop's
“ IsiT-kD StATKM L\wo Ufrrici, Rose ba nr
Oregon. May 2Mb. I9i»i
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress
of Jnne 3, 1878, entitled ”An act for the sale
of timber lands in the StHtes uf California,
| <»reg«»M,~
Mbd V«nHUiugYou lrrr>»
tory,” as extended to all tbe Public Land
St ah s by act of AugOMt a. 1892, Anna. A,
Mundv. of near Bandon. County of C o « nib
State of Oregon, has Ibis day filed in thia
office ber sworn statement No. 5227 for the
purchase of the
of
<»f Section No.
33. io Township No. 27 S.. R. No. 14 W., nnd
will offer proof to show that tbe land sought
is more valuable fur iU limber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
labliah ber olnim to said land before C. T,
Blumenrotber, U. H. Commissioner for Dial,
of Oregon at Bnndon, Coos Coonty, Ore­
gon, on Friday, the 14th day of August, 1903.
She names as witneaaeR, Seth Lanegan. of
Bollard. Oregon, Lee Rnrrows of Bullard,
Oregon, Glen Cox, of Bandon, Oregon^
Sbwlvey Mundy, of Bandon, Oregon.
Aliy and all persons chiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 14tb day of August, 1903.
J. T BKIDGES.
jne4
Register.
FOR HALE OB RENT.—A Liv»ry barn In
Bandon Kuoin for 16 horse.. Boggy ah*j
nnd offic. attached, and running water fo.
«took. Addreaa or apply to J. H. Jon*«,
Bnnuon, Oregon.
i