Bandon recorder., July 09, 1903, Image 4

J* J* , *
/»A
THE RECORDER
... »V ...
DAVID
M. NTITT,
ZDITO* HD raoPBlIToB.
BUBBCmPTION BATES.
On» Year......
Hix Month«..
Thre. Month»
..«2 00
.. 1 00
.. 60
This paper is enured at th« Bandon poet
offloe as Heoond-ola»» Matter.
THURSDAY. JULY », 1903.
EDITORIAL.
Music bas iofloeDce to charm tbe
■avagn tool, and atorina are not want­
ing where wild animals have been
aootbed by ita power, but now comes
tbe diacovery that by raising to a
high number of vibrations per second
tbe particular note to which the mos­
quito ia most sensitively atnned, that
this intensified note produced by sud­
den electrical impulse upon a musical
instrument causes every mosqnito
neat to plunge headlong to tbe in-
alrument and die. Tbe music seemB
to cause ecstatic bliaa sufficient in tbe
insect to cause bis death, but far
more sweet is his last note to the
victim of tbe moRqnito’s lance.
Tea Thausaa' of Mad Mai-
lab's Mru Nlaia ia Battle.
L ondon , June 30 — Ths War Office
today received a dispatch from Col­
onel Rocbfort, one of the Britiah of­
ficers serving with the Abyssinian
force« Somililand, which says tbe
Abyeaiuains, ou May 3o, after s series
of forced marches, struck tbe Mad
Mullah's forces near J eyd. surprising
them at dawn, and killing 10,000
»pearsmen and capturing almost ell
their cattle and sheep and 1000 cam­
els.
Colonel Rocbfort» adds that tbe
Abyssinian forces actually closed to
tbe Mullah all tbe watering places
south of the Gerlougnbi-Galadi line,
and be hopes they will soon be io
contact with tbe British force« and
thus be able to co-operate in tbe pur­
suits of tbe Mullah, who is delayed
io bis movements by tbe fact that he
is crossing a waterless part of tbe
country. The Colonel’s dispatch is
dated June 14.
Initiary
and
Heferendai
Law Vwid.
The following tells its own story:
Tbe authorities are practically
unanimous in bolding that when it
appears that the fundamental law,
that ia, the conslitution, has not been
obeyed, in the respect* wherein it
provides that the constitution may be
amended, it is clearly tbe duty of tbe
courts so to declare and to bold
amendment invalid.
It follows that tbe initiative and
referendum amendment was received
and acted npon by the Legislative
Assembly iu 1899, contrary to the ex­
press and mandatory provisions of
tbe constitution, and tbe result is that
it must be and is held to be invalid
and no part of tbe present constitu­
tion. The charter of tbe City of Port­
land, adopted in 1903, is not affected
by tbe initiative and referendum
amendment, and is held to be in full
force from and after its approval by
the Governor.—Extract from decision
rendered today by Circuit Judge
Cleland, Judges George, Sears and
Frazer concurring.
Another mine horror ia reported
from Wyoming in which the victims
reach above two hundred. Some­
thing should be done to avert these
disasters aod make mining safe, or
at least, to seenre to miners aa little
danger aa poaeible. This ia not pos
, aible under tbe present manner of
mining wherein tbe owner is striving
to make as much profit as he can ont
of bia product at tbe least expense for
mining. Tbe coalmines sbonld belong
to tbe government and be operated
by it for the benefit of the people.
Tbe safety of tbe miner wooid then
be looked after ana if tbe miner was
killed or disabled, those depending
npon bis labor should have a living
assured them. In the “Sweet by and
by” when equity is established and Socialist Gain« In Germany.
righteousness reigns, a man’s life and
The Socialists made large gains in
rights will be respected.
the recent elections in Germany, and
will have eighty-one members of the
Maa The Prod act of Iavirow-
next Reichstag, as against fifty-seven
■eat
members in the last one. The popular
vote
of the Bocialiata increased in
Socialists claim that we must make
about
the same proportion, and prob­
Leiter invironmenta before we can
bave a regenerated society. Every ably exceeded 3,000,000, a gain of
person who baa as much brains as more tbau half a million votes—
God gave geese knows this to be true, though the exact figures are not yet
for otherwise one would as soon raise at hand. About one-third of all the
their daughters in a brothel aa any voterà in the empire now class them
where else, for if invironment bad selves aa Socialists, though they com­
nothing to do with character the prise varying degrees of socialistic
brothel would not injure the character belief, and most of them are not very
of a girl. While reading history tbe radical, are really only progressive
other night I came across this in­ democrats.
It ia interesting to note that the
cident. From 1800 to 1829 Robert
greatest
gain in the Socialist vote was
Dale Owen directed tbe great cotton
in
Essen,
the town of the late Herr
factories at Lenark, Scotland, and
spent vast sums of money making Krupp, the great ironmaster and gun
the conditions of labor and life better maker, in which town the Emperor
for tbe working class employes in tbe recently and vigorously denounced
mills. To quote tbe words of Fred the Socialists. This result shows
erick Engles: *'A population, origin­ that the German voters are becoming
ally consisting of the most diverse, very independent, and while they are
and, for the most part, very demoral, loyal enough to the Euiperor and the
ized elements, a population that monarchy, they are not to be fright
gradually grew to 2,500, be turned ened by bis vociferous verbal fulmin­
into a model colony, in which drunk­ ìi ( ions.—Telegia m.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
Why will Socialism drive the saloon
out of existence, atop the sale of
patent medicines, the iuteutionsl
spreading of disease and adulteration
of food and drink!—Tanglefoot.
It will drive out the saloon because
there will be no profit in the bnsineea.
No oue will keep a saloon if he can­
not make money or wealth by it. The
public will handle the drink aa it will
handle every other thing. The same
will apply to patent medicines. The
public department of health will at­
tend to the needs of the people» and
it will be free to all. The phyaicians
and surgeons will be officials, deriv
ng their incomes from tbe public and
not from tbe patients as now. This
will prevent tbe spreading of diseases,
because it will profit no one, and the
physicians will teach the people
bealtbfulness, at that will make their
employment more pleasant and not
throw them out of business. They
will have charge of all tbe sanitary
arrangements of tbe nation. Tbe
public will not adulterate ita own
food, and aa it will make iiaown food
there will be no adulteration. Adulter-
ii t ion is done because it is more pro­
fitable than honest goods— Appeal
to Reason.
r
Address. F. J. C ubby A Co» To­
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Hall's Family Pills an tbe beat
LOWE,
Furniture
Bandon. Ore^oi,
The next W O T U meeting takes
place Tuesday, al 2:80, P. M. Bl the
M. E. Church.
Druggist and
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Apothecary,
la jus*. In receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Bed Koorn Hnitea
Curtain Pole« and Fine
Wall Paper and
aud 1 iecee.
Window 'lrimmini?«.
Hou«« Lining.
-------- bEWINO MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Cabinet Shop In Connection.
Dru«istn Mundries.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
B bushks , S pomozh , S oap «
N uts and C andies .
I hava had occuloe to u«a yow
Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medi-
cine and *m pieaicd to >ay that I never
used anything forelock that gave half a»
good aatislactioa.
I heartily recom­
mend it to all owner» of stock.
J. B. BELSHER, St Louto. Ms
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
BOOTS
SHOES
J. Denholm
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth for $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
B
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
M. BREUER’S
Dealer ia Boots and Shoes
Boots <Sc Slxoes
Repniring’neatly And promptly done at
lowest liviutf prices.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
B-A-RNIDS <& C o Frojo.
E l D orado
TONSOR1AL PARLORS
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
H anna , Wye., June 30.—The worst
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, HEAD-CHEESE
' aud VEAL always on baud,
July 12—North Bend ve Coquille.
July 26-North Bend ve Marshfield.
Aog 2—North Bend ve Bandon.
Ang 30—North Bend vu Coquille.
Kept «-North Beod us Marshfield.
Sept »-North Beaxi vs Baath«.
I< ackct Sí t orc
What We Can Do For You
To thone who pny up arreRrnpes and a
year in Advance, and to all new subscri­
bers who pay in advance, we make tbe
following proposition Comprising several
different couplets to select* from:
P hiob of P ublications pkb Y kab .
B andon K ncoddxb
$•_’ co
S hu Francisco Bulletin
G 00
Portland Evening Telegram
r> oo
Weekly Ore^nian
1 so
Appeal to Reason
so
“Chico,”
BETTER, EGG, and
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
of all kinds.
Menta Delivered to persona living on th*
Ki ver. or along the Mage Boute
CAPP. C. P. JENSEN.
This Steamer will give a regnlnr 10 day Service between Coqnille River, Oregon, and San
FraiwiHCo. California, for both paasenger« ai d freight.
P atents
SWAYNE
Bandon Meat Market,
TRADE MARKS
k
E DYER Agent, Bandon, ()r«g<>n.
HOYT, Agent, 221» Battery hf et t. San Francisco, California.
D esigns
C opyrights A c .
Anyone ««nd1n< a sketrb and d««crtptlon may
quickly aacertnin our opinion free whether an
invention Is probably patentable. Communica­
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent«
•ent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken thro us h Munn A Co. receive
•peelul nottes, without charge, tn the
T. Anderson Prop.
Will Keep on Hand at all Time«
Scknlific American. Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
Rffl&gK’.’SSiKlr*
A handsomely Illustrated weekly." Largest cir­
culation of any scientific journal. Terms, 98 a
year; four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter iiud nil Farm I’rodnce.
[Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878 ]
I
will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc
U kitxd S tatbs L and O ffick , R o & chubg
O hkcfin , April 4. 1903.
Notice ih herebv given that in compliance
with the proviRiong of th* act of CotigreNi
of June 3. 1878. entitled. ‘An nut for the Rale
of timber lai,da in the States of California.
Oregon. Nevada, aud WaHhington Terri A Large Stock Just
Ladies’ Jackets and
All Kinds of Goods F« at
t.ory,” as extended to al! th« Public Lind
Received.
Capes.
Hum lu er Wear.
State« by act of Aup'unt 4. 1892. Lawrence A.
Gray, of Newberg, County of Yamhill. State
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
of Oregon. bHR thia day
in thin office
his sworn statement No. 48i»l, for the pur
cbaaeof the
of SWfc Hnd SE^ of
h
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
and 8WX of SEJ4 of Section No 27, in
Township Number 80 South, Katiffe
No, 14 W„ and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or «tone than for agricultural
pun o«es. and to establish Lis claim to said
land before E. A. Dodge. U 8 Commissioner
££ Boots and Shoss
nt Aiyrtle Point, Oregon, on Saturday, the
11th day of July, 1IMKL lie names as wit
ne8nesi W. H. Rogers. J. A Cotton, J T.
Guerin, E. N. Smith, ali of Myrtle Point,
Oregon
Any and nil persons cl iimiog Adversely
♦he above-described lands are requested to
filo their claims in this office ou or before
said 11th day of July, 1903.
CONSTANTLY on HAND
J. T. B bipoes .
apr23
Register.
Spring and Summer Goods
DRY GOODS
N. I
eoe
Is tbe Evening Telegram, of Portland,
Oregon. Il ia tbe largest evening newa-
pape published in Oregon; it contains
all th, new«
------ ‘ of
...........................................
tbe «tate and of the
natim lbs'
Try “
it for « month. A «unipie
e*pvw 5» mailed to you free. Adore»«
The Telegram,
PORTLAND, OBB.
CLOTHING
GRENZ'S STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depaitinent Of The Interior«
-aw
Now is the time to buy.
will be diaposed uf at prices that will ast-oniab you, ubile there are
Other bargains
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoe®
and other goods that mufit be «old to ninke
room for more.
AMERICUS CLUB
“EL DORADO
DISPATCH -
ÖTYin can have it all for
-RCMOM«“
OR 4*<1WV - 800117
The New, Speedy and Elegunt'y Fitted Steamer,
PICKLED PORK
Uirmo > tatrh L and O ffick at R oszbubg .
O bkgon . May 22. 1903.
Notice is her« by given thnt the following-
o h med Mettler han tiled notice of bin inten­
tion to make tinal ( commutation ) proof in
«rapport of bi« claim, nud that «aid proof
will be niAde before Charles T. Blnmen-
rotber, U. 8. CoiDinissioucr nt Bandon, Ore­
gon,on
JULY 10. 1903.
viz: .John C. L oua n on Hd. E. No. 10862
Our Offer.
for tbe NK ‘»f «KM.
of NEM»
The Bulletin is one of the leading rape
Section 17, T. 30 8., K. No. 14 we«t.
He iiHiiwH the following wit nesses to prove
of tbe West, and ia a daily published in Han
hi« continuous residence npon «nd cnltivn-
Francisco, and given all the news. Our offee tion of said land, viz: James A. Cope, of
includes the Hunday Bulletin.
Bandon, Oregon, B. F. (’ope, of Bnndon,
Oregon, W. H. Logan, of Bandon, Oregon,
Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. «6 00
C.
F Blumenrutber, of Lenglois, Oregon.
Recorder and Bulletin, one month
60
J. T. B hidoes ,
The Portland Evening Telegram ia iMnsd
ms 28
Register.
aix time« a week. It gives all tbe news that
in worth reading and up to time of going to
----- THE STEAMER-----
preaa. much of it being 24 hours fre-her than
when it reach«« bare through "tty ether
journal.
THOMAS WHITE, Master
Kecorder and Telt^ram one year. «5 50
For a weekly eewspaper tbe Weekly Ore
Leave« Bandon evory morning, except
gonian lend» in the Northwest, and gives Sunday, at 7:30 o’clock end makes connee-
all she newt usnally'oositauxd in a weekly u*»n. witu tne train and steamer Myrl st
10:30 a. m. at Coqnille City-
paper.
Leave« Coquille City at 12:30 p m„ arriv
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .92 60
ing nt Bandon at ,;H0 p. m.
It io the duty of each person to seek in­
formation along all line« that tend toward
TRtCHPAM KOTK'K.
bringing «boot bet ter condition« and greater
Notice ia hereby given to all peraonn not
proaperitv for the human family, and for
to lre»|maa upon the preunaen of llr. Keuyon.
tbe purpose of giving our readers a chance aitoated between Florae Lake and the coun­
to inform themselves we give them tbe bent ty road, in Northern Corry, by removing,
—Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that ontting. or deatroying timber np.n aaid
does not appesl to tbe highest order of rea land. g25 reward will be paid for inform«
tion leading to a oonviction of treapaaa a»
toning is not aafe.
atated above.
Recorder and Appeal to Reason, . «2 00
Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14.1301.
PETER NELSON, Agent.
Do You
Know the News
I
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET.
CORNED BEEF,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
coal-mine disaster in the history of
—o----
Wyoming occurred in miue No. 1 of
Hbnving JÍ.» Cent*.
the Union Pacifio Coal Company to
day, at 11 o’clock, when a terrific ex­
Until* »5 Ccate.
plosion took place. Two hundred men
were working io tbe miue at tbe time.
Workmanship up to date in any-
The explosion set fire to the mine, thing in my line.
Next Door 'o McNa*r’a Hsrdwnre.
and at this time it is impossible to
estimate tbe loss of life. Not less than
Oo to tlie
20 men were killed outright, and al­
though the mine is well ventilated
----- FOB — —
and provided with many avenues of
escape, tbe loss of life will be very Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Under­
large. Not a man at this Hine ha«
wear,
found bis way to the surface. Super­
■embroidered Miks, Sathii», Laces, Kand-
intendent Brooks is working dilligent
ksrehief*, Neck-tie« Suspender«,
ly with a large force of men to rescue
Lu dies’ Hose, Gentlc-
ineu‘» Hose,
tbe imprisiooed miners and extingush
tbe flames.
Ladies’ Outing-Flanel Under-Skirta,
H anna , Wyo., July 2 —Of tbe 235
Glass-ware, Writing Tablet«,
men known to have been entombed
Ml kinds of Notions, and things too nu­
by tbe mine explosion on Tuesday,
merous to mention and save money.
tbe bodies of only five have been re
M rs . A mes C abtwbight , Prop.
covered, and al) hope that any of tbe
others are alive has been abandoned
The tire and smoke are preventing the
exploration of tbe lower works and it Two rapers for the Price of One. You
is feared that many, if not al), of the
Get the News of tlie World and
bodies now in the miue will be con-
tlio Local News Thrown
rumeil.
in as a Banguin.
Suits Made to Measure
All kinds kept,
J. L. THOMPSON,
Disastrous Explosion.
UNDERTAKING
A Full Line of Burial Caaketa, Burial Robe« and Good«, aud Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
Cigar«, Tobacco« aud Cigarette«.
Paints. Oil«. GiuMet» and Painter’« Supplied
Sick atock or poultry abonld not
eat cheap stock foal any more fhatc
lick persona tliould expect to be
cured by food. When your stock
and poultry are sick give them med­
icine. Don't stuff them with worth-
leas stock foods. Unload the bowels
and stir up the torpid liver aud the
animal will be cured, if it be poeai-
ble to cure it. Black-Draught .Stock
and Poultry Medicine unloads the
bowels and stirs up the torpid liver.
It cures every malady of stock if
taken in time. Secure a 25-cent can
of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry
Medicine and it will pay for itself ten
times over. Horses work better. Cows
give more milk. Hogs gain flesh.
And hen» lay more eggs. It solves the
problem of making at much blood,
flesh and energy aa possible out of
the smallest amount of food con­
sumed. Buy a can from your dealer.
Mattresses and Springs.
Furniture Repairing and Haw-filing a Hpeoially.
PzaruMis,
Telegram; Ex-Liente lant-Govern
or Lee naively tells bow be received
various checks from pernoos connect­
ed with the tobacco and sugar trusts,
when he was n member of the Mis-
sonriaLegislature or Lieutenant-Gov­
ernor, oue of them from H A. Have-
meyer, bead of the sugar trust,
P. Ö. HOYT, Prop
for 1000, supposing the payments
were merely campaign funds from Loested In EL DORADO BUILDING,
First Street. BAMXtN. OHKUON
personal friends, or payment for
persooal and private services, and not SHAVING. 8HAMPOOING AND HAIB
connected at all with anything he
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
bad done or might do as a legislator. Hathroom newly filled up with rorcrtirin
Tab. Mot or Coi<l Bullitt %!» cents.
This story proves that Lee is even a
bigger fool—for supposing anybody
would believe such a yarn—than be
is a rascal.
enness, police magistrates, lawsuits
One thing that commends tbe Jew­ Very Remarkable Care of Diarrhoea.
poor laws, charity, were unknown
And all thia simply by placing tbe ish immigrants to tbe favor aud
•’Abont six years ago for tbe first
people in conditions worthy of human friendship of tbe people of tbe United
beings, and especially by carefully States is their appreciation of our lime in my life I bad a sridden and
bringing op the rising generation. public school system and their cheer­ severe attark of diarrhoea.'' says Mrs
He was tbe founder of infant schools, ful support of it As a rule, no mat­ Alice Miller, of Morgan, Terns. ”1
and introduced them into New Lan­ ter bow poor and ignorant tbe exile got temporary relief, but it came
ark. At the age of two tbe children from Russia or Poland may be, he back again and again, and for six long
has a high and laudable ambition for years I have suffered more misery
came to school, where they enjoyed bis
children's snscess, and eagerly ac
themselves so much that they could cepts for them all tbe advantages and agony than I can tell. It was
scarcely be got home sgain. Whilst that a public school education can worse than death. My busband spent
his competitors worked their people confer. There are those who come hundreds of dollars for physicians'
thirteen or fourteen boms a day, in hither from Southern Europe who prescriptions aud treatment without
keep their children from school, if
Lenark the working day was only t«n permitted to do so, that Ibey may avail. Finally we moved to Bosque
and a half boors. When a crisis io earn a few nickels or pennies daily county, our present home, and one
cotton stepped the work for four for the family treasury, but the poor day I happened to see an advertise­
months, his workeis received tbe r eel of the Jew is generally willing to ment of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
stint himself in order to give bis
foil wages «II tbe nine.” If «ins 1« children an education. And tbe fact and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testi­
the lesolt of • Inde uuprovemen >11 that thia country offers bis children a monial of a man who had been cured
Mviroometit, and for a little space of free education is a potential influence by it. Tbe case was so similar to my
time, what will be the glorisas r«sulU tending to make the Jew « law abid own that I ccatluded iu try the rem
when all invironments are made what tog citizen and a friend of our Gov­ edy. Tbe result was wonderful. 1
ernment— Telegram.
could hardly realize that I was well
they can and should be for al) time!
again, or believe it could be so after
Grime is a product of tbe present in-
; B1OO Reward. «IOC.
having ytuflereu bo long, but that one
dn«lriaJ ey»tem. Maa. Is so iubwMt-
ly good, made in the image of his
The readers of this paper will be bottle of medicine, costing but a few
maker, that when the fearful atreaa pleased to learn that there is at leaat cent, cured roe.’’ For sale by C Y.
and strife is eased op he no longer one dreaded disease that science has Lowe.
needs ths police, the magistrats, drink been able to cure in all its stages and
Ba««*ball Nrhedale.
or charity. Bol there are so many that ia Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Core
Following
are tbe dates of game., and
that tell us that God made man so is tbe only positive cure now known names of place,
at whieb tbe eeveral teams
vils that he needs to have chains to to the medical fraternity. Catarrh of the Coo« ooonty league will play during
the «eaeoo.
keep him safe—and they like to ap­ being a constitutional dieeaae, re
At Bandon.
ply tbe chains for their benefit—Ap­ qoirM a constitutional treatment. Joly 1»— Bandon vs North Bend.
26—Bandon vs Coquille.
peal to Reaton.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken in Joly
Ang 2— Bandon vs Mandifleld.
Aug
Ä
— Bandon n North Bend.
——ooo—
ternally, acting directly npon tbe
Hept 6—Bandon vs Coquille.
C. T. Lavra Will bay It Baek. I blood aod mucous surfaces of the Sept IS—Bandon vs Marshfield.
At Coqnille City.
system, thereby destroying tbe foun­
You AMQme no risk wbeo you boy dation of the disease, and giving the Joly 12—Coquille va Marshfield.
Aog 2—Coquille V« North Bend.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and patient strength by building up tbe Aug IS—Coqnille vs Bandon.
Diarrhoea Ram Jly. (1 Y. Lows will
Ang
—Coqnille ve Marshfield.
constitution and assisting nature in Sept 23
13—Coquille ve North Bend.
rafnnd your ffiboay if yon are not doing ita work. Tbe proprietors have
At Marshfield.
aatiaAad after using it It ia avery- so much faith in ita curative powers, July 12— Marshfield ve Bandon.
Ang 2—Marshfield vs Coqnille.
whara admitted to be tha moat ane- that they offer Oue Hundred Dollars Ang IS— Marshfield vs N.wtb Beod.
aeaaful remedy io nee for bowel oom for any case that it fails to cure. Aog 30—Marshfield ve Bandon.
Sept 20—Marshfield ve Coquille.
plaints and tbe only one that never Send for list of testimonials.
At North Bend.
fails. It ia pleasant, safe and reliable.
CLARENCE Y.
Prop’s.
I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA riON.
Tlmlier Land Act June 3 1S7S.
U sitsd H tatxs L* kd Orrics, at R oss -
bubo O bboon , April 22, 1203
Notice 1s herebv given that in compliance
wilh the provisiouH of the act of Cuugrenft
of June 3. 1878, entitled, “An act for the
sale of timber lands in tbe States of Cali­
fornia. Oregon. Nevada, and Washington
territory,” as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of Augu»t 4, 1802, Charles
T. Fieger of Bandon, County of Coos,
State of Oregon, has thia dav filed in
this offioe hi» sworn statement No AOtll, for
the purchase of ibe; H!q of SWJ a of Section
No. 33, in Township No. 28 South, of Range
No. 14 West, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its limber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his olaira to said
lend before tbe Register and Receiver of
C. GEHRIG, Proprietor,
ibis office al Roseburg Oregon, on Wednes­
day tbe 2Gth day of August 1203. He uames
ax witnesses: A. E. Hadsell, R H. 11*4«,
MANürAcnntsB or
John Anderson, K. E. L. Bedillion, all of
Bandon, Coos County. Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
tbe above described lands are requeMed to
filo their claims in thio *'ffioe on or before
»aid 28th day of August 1**3
J. T. Barrio««.
Have on hand and will keep constantly
aprSO
at«r*
for tbe trade and family nee, branda of the
beat quality.
BANDON BREWERY,
Beer, Porter and Ale.
NUTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act. June 3, 1878.
UNiTtb S tatu » L and Ornu«, Itoeebarg
Oregon, May
HM3.
Notfoe it hereby given that in compliance
with the pr<»vi«ion« of the act of Congrewi
of June 3, 1878. entitled ”Au act for the sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Waabiugtos Terri­
tory,’* as extended to ail the Public Land
btates by act of Augu«‘ 4, J892, Anna. A.
Mundy, of near Bandon, County of Coon,
State of Oregon, has this dny tiled in thia
office her «worn statement No. 5227 for the
purchase of the 8EJ^ of 8EX f,f Section No.
33. iu Township No. 27 8., K. No. 14 W., and
will offer proof to show that the land «ought
is more valuable for its timber or «tone
than for sgricaltural purposes, and to
tRblisb her claim to said land before C. T,
Blumenrotber, U. 8. Commisaioner for Diet,
of Oregon at Bandon, Coos Coonty, Ore­
gon, on Friday, tbe 14th day of August, 1908.
8lie names a« witnesses, Heth Lanegan, of
Bollard, Oregon, Lee Barrows of Bullard,
Oregon, Glen Col, of Bandon, Oregon,
Shelvey Mundy, of Bandon. Oregon.
Any and all persona claimitig Adversely
the Hlx»ve de«cril»e<! bind« are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
aaid 14th day of August. 1903.
J. T. BRIDGE«.
Jne4
Hegtater.
FOR HALE OR RENT.—A Livery bant ia
Bandon Room for 16 h* r.ea. Hnggy »had
XJK HALE OR KENT.—Ona «er» lot in and office attacbad. and running water tor
1 Bandon: O0.4 booae with five room« and : »took. Addreea or apply to J. H. J oum .
I Bandon, Oregon.
uut boiuea on lol. Enquire «1 Uua offioe.
F