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This paper U entered at the Bandon post
oflloe «« Second-class Matter.
ESCAPED AN AWrn FATH
Mr. H. Hflggin« of Melbourne, Fla.,
write«, "My doctor told me I had
Cuusnmpliuu aud nothing oould be
dore for me. I waa given up to die.
Tbe offer of a free trial buttle of Dr.
Kiug’a New Discovery for Consump­
tion, iuduced me to try it. Result«
were «tarthug. I sin now on the road
lo recovery. It sorely saved my life.”
This great cure is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by C. Y.
Lowe, Druggist. Price 50c A $1.00,
Trial bottles free.
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Another Andree Htory.
Y amcouveb , B. C., Aug. 12.—Jockey
A. B. Keeler, who has just returned
THU USD AY, AUG
1903.
from four years’ stay in the North,
claims to have a relic of Andree’s
ZiD/TORML.
balloon expedition to the North Pole.
Tbe Ship Subsidy schemers sre at He says he was west, of the headwat­
work again trying to interest tbo ers of the M tckeDzie River, right uu
press, and the country generally, in der tbe Aretic Circle, when he met
marine statitics with an eye single to Indians, who took bitn to tbe »pot
foisting upon tbe public another bur­ where a mysterious white man had
den in the way of taxing the produo landed from the clouds. Tbe rod-
era to build np a trade for some more skins waid that tbe visitor bad ap
infants in need of government sup pearod in a great machine of wouder-
port. Beware of the man with an ax ful cooktruction, tbe like of which
I they bad never seen before. They
to grind.
The most dangerous specie of bugs showed by signs that they had been
is tbe firebug, and just now this kind greatly frightened by the sudden ap­
is springing into existence in many pearance of tbe man, whose skin, un­
places. This class of individuals is like theirs, was white, and from tbe
a menace to life and property, and way he came they concluded that he
should be taken care of, and while we was a supernatural visitor. The next
are taking caro of these bugs, tbe day, however, tbe strange visitor bnd
cause that produces them shonld be go tie as be bad come, by the airahip,
looked up and taken care of also, The which was found Borne distance away
cause will be found in a vitiuted bns shortly after. No trace was found of
its occupant. To prove that tbe story
iness fabric.
is jorreect, Keeler produced a piece
Another desirable change is wanted, of silk, of three-cornered shape, and
desirable to tbe banking fraternity, several inches in size each way, which
blit to nobody else. At tbe Banker’s bad been torn off the balloou.
Association, to meet at Saratoga next
month, an effort will be made with a
Ketter Than Gold.
view toward doing away with the ex­
“I was troubled for several years
press system, and tbe money order
with
chronic indigestion and nervous
department by the government, and
taking up tbe earn« by tbe banks. debility,” writes F. J. Green, of Lan­
Capital is not satisfied; there is no caster, N. H. No remedy helped me
place where it is content to stop. The until I began using Electric Bitters,
people must not own one convenience which did mo mure good thaD all tbe
of their own; they must get out of medicines I ever need. They have
business; the bankers see another also kept my wife in excellent health
chance to fasten a burden on the for years. She says Electric Bitters
people snd will leave no Btouo un­ sre just splendid fur female troubles;
turned until their object is accom­ that they are a grand tonic aud in-
plished. This class is not satisfied vigora*or for weak, run down women.
unless it can dictate the laws of the No other medicine can take its place
government and eliminate all privi­ in our family.” Try them Only 50c.
leges from tbe people as a govern­ Satisfaction guaranteed by O. 1.
ment. It is time for the average citi­ Lowe.
zen to become a kicker and to kick
Proved fatui to the Goat.
vigorously for bis rights. The pres­
L ouisville , K y ., Aug. 12.—A spec­
ent. system of money order suits the
convenience of the public, and it is ial from Memphis says: The stomach
time to say to the banking frater­ of a gout ia to be analyzed by expert
chemists, in an effort to account for
nity—bands off.
the disappearance of a Dumber of
It is written that “ man shall reap United Staten revenue stamps, involv­
what he sows,” aud when we look at ing several hundred dollars. This
the crop that is being harvested now, morning a wholesale whisky firm sold
we can but udmit the truth of the live barrels of whisky to a saloon
principle. To condone wrong doing, keeper. Tbe whisky was delivered
which is unrighteousness, in any and left on the pavement in front of
quarter or in any class of people, but the store. The proprietor’s pet goat
prepares the way for a crop of evil- ate tbe revenue stamps off tbe heads
doing which will grow and increase of tbe barrels, and soon after a Gov­
until such time as conditions become ernment Inspector inspected thewhis
unbearable, and a revolt becomes nec­ ky and found tbe necessary stamps
essary to get lid of tbe awful conse­ missing. He thereupon confiscated
quences. In tbe business fabric, of the whisky. Tbe proprietors explained
this country in particular, and of the that the goat ate tbe stamps. The
world in general, during the last four Inspector declined to accept this ex­
decades, privileges have been granted, planation. After a conference it was
and conditions obtained wherein fav­ agreed to kill the goat and examine
ored classes have been enabled to rob its stomach to locate tbe missing rev­
production, and to thrive at the ex­ enue stamps, in order to protect the
pense of the life blood, tbe honesty, saloonist from a heavy fine.
and often tbe virtue of their victims;
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and these conditions are producing
When yon want a physio that is
their barvosts of theives, robbers, in­
mild and gentle, easy to take and
cendiaries, swindlers, murderers, etc,
certain to act, always use Chamber­
until tbe world is getting ripe for de­
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
struction. The earthquakes, torna­
For sule l>y C. Y. Lowe.
does, accidents and other phenomena
are not the result of chance.
Keen Corapetition.
Telegram: There is not tbeslight­
est fear felt in Oregon from the ef
facts of storms tn the open or in Wall
or La Salle streets. Th» golden-
brown grain fields the great bop farms,
tbe bending orchards; tbe cattle
ranges and tbo depths of the Colum­
bia yield forth most abundantly, with
a certainty amounting to guarantee
tbut Oregon’s contribution to the food
supply of tbe world and lo the gener­
al prosperity of the country comes
regularly—and it is always needed.
I)y«entery Cured Without the Aid of a
Doctor.
"I am just up from a bard spell of
tbe flux” (dysentery) says Mr. T. A.
Pinner, a well known merchant of
Drummond, Tenn. “I used one small
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured
without having a doctor. I consider
it the beat cholera medicine in tbe
world.”' There is no need of employ
iog a doctor when thia remedy is used,
for no doctor can prescribe a better
medicine for bowel complaint in nny
form either for children or adults. It
never falls and is pleasant to take.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
TBBNVAM
There will be keen competition be­
tween tbe different coanties in this
state, making county exhibits at the
slate fnir this fall. There will be no
le-a than eight counties competiug
for the different prizes, which will
make the greatest show of agricultur­
al and horticultural products ever
seen in this state. Moat of these ex
hibits will be taken to St. Louis in
1904 to advertise Oregon's resources,
nnd wo predict that Oregon will have
tbe Quest display she has ever made
at any exposition.
Uttuiiun,
The next W C T U meeting takes
place Tuesday, al 2:30, P. M , at tbe
U. E, Cbur< b.
A 1‘irture Nu .Irti.tC’Mu f*Mint
Th« word of God says: uNo drunk­
ard shall iuberit the kingdom of heav
en;” hot add to drunkenness all tbe
dark sbadowa which follow cloaely
tbe drunkards footsteps, bow terrible
the thought!
V. bat domestic sorrows and wretch­
edness is occasioned by tbe sak of in­
toxicating liquors!
How it breaks up tbe peacefulness
of tbe family circle! Who but God,
that aearchetb tbe heart, can cuuDt
the tears and agony of the heart-brok­
en family of tbe drunkard!
How fearful to oontemplate tbe
ravages which the infernal spirit of
rum is making in some of the fairest
homes of our land. How it consumes
all that is lovely in human character,
and implants in its stead the most
terrible passions! It disregards tbe
holiest tie, a mother’s love, and
strongest restraint, a mothers influ­
ence.
These all bnve failed to preveol
many child from rain by tbe vice of
intemperance.
There is riot oue bright page upon
record of its progress—nothing to
shield it from the contempt of man
kind. But pen is too weak to. picture
all tbe evils of intemperance.
Picture tbe evils of intemperance!
He dues not live that can tell tbe
whole story of-its woes. Exaggera­
tion is impossible. The boldest fancy
wavers iu its flight, before it comes
up to the fact; tbe mind's eye cannot
take in tbe countless miseries of its
both hapless and hopeless victims;
No humiiii art can pul in that picture
shades darker than tbe truth. Put
upon canvas a picture of every con­
ceiveable thing terrible or revolting:
paint health in ruins, all hope gone,
affections blasted, and prayers si
lenced: paint tbe chosen seats of a
father's devotion, filial piety, brother­
ly love, a mother’s care—all, all are
vacant! Paint all tbe crime of every
i.ue, from murder, standing horrified
over a grave which it L hs no means
to cover, down, to th« meanest de­
ception, still confident of success;
paint home a desert, and shame a
tyrant, and poverty th« legitimate
child of vice, iu every community,
and not its prolific mother; paint the
dark valley, of the shadow of death,
peopled with livir^g slaves; paint a
landscape with trees, whose fruit is
poison and whose shade is death;
with mountain torrents Irihutsiy to
an ocean whose very waves are tire,
and put into tbe most distant back
ground, the vanishing view of a bless­
ed past, and into the foreground tbe
terrible certainty of a.i accursed fu­
ture! Paint a prison with doors that
only open inward; people I lie scene
with men whose shattered forms are
inhabited by tormented spirits, with
children upon whose lips no smile
can piny, aud with women into whose
cheeks furrows have been burnt by
tears, wrung by anguish from broken
hearts. Paint such a picture aud
when you are ready to show it, do
not let iu God’s puro sunlight, but
illuminate it with tbe glare of infer
nal tires, and still you will be bound
to say, tbe horrible scene fulls short
of the dreadful reality. M.
Bandon, Or., August 12, 1903.
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Nearly I'«»rfeltn Hta Life
A runaway almost ending fatally,
started a horrible ulcer on the leg of
J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III. For
four years it defied all doctors and all
remedies. But Bnckleu’s Arnica Salve
bad no trouble to cure him. Equally
good for Bums, Braises, Skin Erup
tions and Piles. 25c, at G. Y. Lowe’s
Drug Store.
Bancbail Sic het! u It*,
Following are the dates of gam.e*K and
names of place.-« nt, which the never-il teum»
of the Coos county league will play during
the seasoo.
At Bandon.
Ang 2—Bandon vb Marshfield.
Aug 23—Bandon vb North Bend.
Sept 6—Bandon va Connilla.
Sept 13—Bandon va Marshfield.
At Coquille City.
Ang 2—Coquille vs North Bend.
Ang 1G—Coquille vs Bandon.
Ang 23—Coquille vs Marshfield,
Sept 13—Coquille vs North Bend.
At Marshfield.
Aug 9—Marshfield va Coquille.
Aug iG—Hamb Geld vh North Bend.
Aug 30—Marshfield vs Bandon.
Hept 2Ü—Marshfield vs Coquille.
At Norlh Bind.
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Ang 9—North Bend vs Bandon.
Aug JtA—North Bend vs Coqoille.
S tatx of O miu , Cm os T ulspo I M. Sept 6—North Bend va Marshfield.
L ucas C ounty .
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Sept 20—North Bend va Bandon.
F rank J. C hknky makes oath that
he is tbe senior partuer of the firm of
F. J. C huxiy «& Co., doing business
in tbo city of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be enred by tbe
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F rank J. C rknet .
Sworn to before uie aud nubkcribcl
iu my presence, this Gth day of De
centber, A. D. 1886.
A. W. G lxason .
■ sial |
Notary Public.
NOT ICR.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in­
Nolic* ia horehy given to all per­
ternally,
and acts directly on the bl od
sons not to trwflpMM on my ernntarry
bind, < n what i» known at tbe John­ and mucous surfaces of tbe system.
son Farm, near China creek.
Send for testimonials, free.
N. L orenz .
F J. Catan A Co, Toledo O.
Sold by all Drnggiats 75c.
Hall’s Family Pill» are the best
CLARENCE Y.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
FfllEDfORDÌH
BiaCKDRAUGHT
LCoHSTIPÀTlOHj
LOWE,
Druggist and
Apothecary, Household Furnishings and Deco
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Druggiat» Nunilrlt's,
M'Ht««, Ark., Mar (A, 1001.
1 cann.it n-cn.iiacaa TticJn.-rcT. Black-
Draairiit to« ktvtitt. 1 keep It law« R ohm
all th. tlw. «nJ htv. wed It for the last
tea ,«ar«. 1 ».ter gat. air ehll*rea
■ay stare Uintlr,. I think I co «Id
kcr.rb. «hl. to work althvat It
<>« «rroant of being troubled nlih
<-aMt1|>atlon. Yaar msdlclac 1« Zp
«11 that keep. n. up.
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t. B. McFABUXB.
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Church Directory
B hcsiixh , S ponges , S oaps
N uts and C andies .
PinruMKH,
Clear., Tobuvco. «n«l Cigarette*.
Paiute. Oil«. Gia««««, aud Painter’« Hupplied
Epworth Leaiitje . 7:P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8î P. M.
W. H. M isyers . Pastor.
Bed H.x-ni Suite»
Cattain Pol«« aud Fine
Wall Patwv and
W indow 'I rttunung*.
House Liuitig.
and Piece«.
-------- HEWING MACHINES AND BABY CAHK1AGES
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Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs,
Furullure ltepKiring and Naw tiling ■ Specialty.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes. r,^/d"±’ UYDERTAKINQ
A hull Line of Burial Ca»ket». Burial Robes and Goods, and VudertctltiDg Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY
J. Denholm
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
I
1
can get your money’s
Dry Goods of Every Description
worth at
Ladies Coats, Capos and Collarettes.
M. BREUER’S
Denier in Boo tn nn<l Slioea
Repairing, neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
Boots <Su Slioes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
J. WALDVOGEL & SON, Props.
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
All kinds kept,
M. E. Cnuucii.
Preaching service every 2nd and 4tb Sun
day at 11 A. M. and 8 j P. M.
Snoda? Scbovl every Sunday at 10, A. M.
rations of all kinds-
U just in receipt of a new aud
fresh btock of
I
k («luitipation ii noth’no more i
I than a dogging of the LowtU
' and nothing I«-»« than vital «tag­
nation or death if not relieved.
If every constipated sufferer
coaid resliae that he is allowing
poisonous tilth to remain in his
V«tem, ho would «oon get relief.
Constipation invite* alt kind of
eoutagion. Headaches, bilious­
ness. colds and many other ail­
ments disappear when consti­
pated bowel» Mf relieved. Thed­
ford's Hlack-Draught thoroughly
cleans out tlie bowel* in an easy
and natural manner without the
purging of calomel or other vio­
lent cathartic*.
Be *ure that yon get the origi­
nal Thedford's Black-Draught.
luaile by The Chattanooga Medi­
cine Co. Sold by all druggist« in
25 cent and SI.00 package*. •
Furniture
Oregon,
BOLOGNA HAÜSAGE. HEAD-CHEESE
ntid VEAL always on hand.
CORNED BEEF,
Suits Made to Measure.
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RÜST PROOF CORSET.
Harness
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
of all kinds.
CAP!'. C. P. JENSEN.
Meat» Delivered to peraona living on th-»
Hiver, or along the Mace ltoute
This Steamer will i>lve n regnar 10 day Servino beluden Canille U|v» r, Orphon, and Sim
Eruiìctacu, C.tlifuri’in, foi butl¿ p»i<sen^tr.4 ai.d
Coquille, Oregon
Repairing a Specialty.
WilJfatu G »Hier will act «» n*y agent nt
Bander. And nil orders It ft wit h him for
gooita o« re pa ir a will receive i rompt ntk n
»ion.
Go to tlie
Itîîelcct
"BÖÄCMA"
»TW*tC*'-SriOHl
59
00 YEAR«'
EXPERIENCE
Dealer in Harno's & Saddler and all
kinds of Lather wares kept in a harness
shop.
.
r W *A>sr.»i»ac**
arnas
The New, Speedy and EîegnntJy Fitted Steamer,
1TCKLED FORK
BUTTER, EGG, and
<D. 15. 0
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1 I
Tn*oc M arks
D csions
C opyrights A c .
Anyone sending r sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Hfvention is probably patentable. Communica­
tions strict lycontldontlal. Handbook on Patcnta
sent free. Oldest agency for securingpatenta.
Patents taken th rough Munn & Co. receive
special notice, without charge, In the
Scftittific Bmerkan.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. J urgent cir­
culation of any scientitlo journal. Terms. f3 a
year; towr months, *L Bold by ail newsdealers.
MUNN
& Co.38,Broad«’ New York
Branch Offlco. 625 F Bt, Waahlngton, D. Q.
E- DYER Agent, Bandon. Or R«»n.
HOY T, Aficnt. 223 Battorv Bt* v»«t. San Francisco, California.
Bandon Meat Market,
■X' Anderson Prop.
Will Keep ou llnud at nil Timea
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetable0, Poultry, Eqge, Sutter and all Farm ProdiAw.
I will pay highest market price fur beef, pork, motion,wool, hidos, etc.
NOTICE FOR I UBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June 3. 1878.
Ladies’, Gents’ and Children's Under- V kitid S tates L and O ffice , Roaeburg
Oregon, May 25th, 1993.
wea; ’M
Notice
hereby givtn that in compliance
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress A Large Stock Ju»t
Ladtaa’ Jaak'-tM aud
AU Kinds (4- Qua ta F j*
Embroidered HIM, Kutina, !.«<•<•«, Itami- of June 3, 1878, entitled ”Au net for the sale
Received.
Capes.
Kummer Wear.
• f timber lands in tbe Sta’ea of California,
k.-rchief«, Ncck-tira >u».pendciitv
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri­
Ladlt’.«' ItoHs*, Gentle­
GENTS
’
FURNISHING
GOODS.
tory. ” as extended to all tl f Fublic Land
men’» How,
Statea by act of Angnat 4. 1892. Anna. A.
Mundy, of near Bandou. County of Coos.
Ladies’ Ou'.ing-F’anel Under-Skirts,
State of Ottgon. has thin any filed in this
office her sworn nlat ’inrnt No. 5227 for the
G latti» ware, Wilting Tablet»,
purchase of the SEJ4 of
of Sectiou No.
•
\n kinds of Notions, and thing» too nu­ 33. in Township No. 27 S.. K. No. 14 W., and
'Mil offer proof to show that the land sought
mi runs to mention nod save moitrj
is m<>r© valuable for its timber or stoue
Man. J ames C äbtwbight , Prop.
than fur agricultural purpoBcu, and to es
tablish In r claim to said land before C. T.
Blumenrothor, U. 8. Cuinin'»’«ioner for Dist.
of Oregon at B-mdon, C oob e/oanty, Ore­
gon, on Friday, the 14ib uavot Auguat, 1903.
She names as witness «,
kh Lnnvgan. of
df Bullard»,
Two Paper» for tbo t’rkce of One.
You Bullard, Orsgoit* Lee ¡oil
Oregon, Glen Cox. of R^;» jo<), Oregon,
G«-t th« heu« of the World and
bhv’ivry Mundy.<»i’ Bandon. Oregon.
Any and all persons ch.imiiig adversely
the Local New» Tlirtiwn
CONSTANTLY on MANIX
the above described lands are requested to
tile
their claims in thia ofil
ua or before
In a. a Ita.gain.
said 14th day of Acgind, 1903.
J. T. BRIDGE.H,
To those who pay up urreerAge» end a
jncl
Register.
year in advance. and to all new subscri­
ber» who pav in advance, we make I he
KO HUE FOB I’UELICA I ION.
following proposition comprising several
will be disposed of at priced that will tiKtonisb you, while there are
TimlH*r
Land Act .June 3 1878.
different coupieta to m-ket from :
L’ nitkd S tate * L and O vfice , at Itos»*
Fines or P ublications i » eb Y eah .
To be bad in Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoe«,
nuau OiiEGoN Apiil 22, 1903
nr.d other good» that must be »old to innko.
C? co
B andon K xcobdkb
Notice ta herebv given that in compliance
room for more.
with tlie provision» ot th.o act of Cuugre«»
S hji Francisco Bulletin
6 80
of Jnn<*3. 18;8, entitled. ’’An act Cor the
Portland Evening Telegram
r. uo
Rale of tiiuLer laritta in tbe Stnte» of Cali*
Weekly Oregonian
1 Ö0
fornirt. Orepon, Nevada, and Wi’shington
Territory,v as extended to all the Public
50
Apical lo Beriten
Laud States by act of August 4. 1832. Charles
Onr Offer.
T. Fie^er of Baud'»»», County of Coos,
The Bnlletiu ih one of the lending rape
State I.f Oregon. Las this dav filed in
of the West, nnd is n daily published in San tLis office ilta asvorii Rfftleruept No 5001, for
the purchase of the'
of SW^ of Section
Fruncisoo, and give» all the news. Our offe-e No. 33, in Township No. 28 South, of Range
includes the Sunday Bnlletiu.
No. 14 West, aud will offer proof to »how
i li d the land sought i» more valuable for
Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. 37 00
it» timber or »tone than for agricultural
Hecorder and Bulletin, one mon th
75
purpoBc-s, and to establish his claim to said
The Portlaud Evening Telegram is issued land before tbe Register and Receiver of
six tirue» a week. Il give« all the new» that thia office at Roseburg Oregon, on Wednes­
is woith rendiog nnd up to timo of going to day the 26th day of Angu»t 1903. lie nntnes
as witnesses: A. E. Hadeeil, R. H. Rosa,
press, much of it being 24 hours fresher than John And' rson, R- E. L. Bedillion, all of
when it reaches here through any other Bandou, Coos County, Oregon.
Any and all person» claiming adversely
journal.
tbe above-descubed lands are requested to
fite tbek «Inim* in thta office on or before
Recorder auu Telkafaaicne y<sr. S3 50
For a weekly newspaper tbe Weekly Ore said 2utb day of August 1903.
J. T. B biook «,
gonian leatta iq the Northwest, and gives
aprSO
ater.
all tbe news usually coutainsd iu a weekly
FREE
paper.
I (y°
”r ©vr,
(jour
ow.i • v I hcì ’ ui O to every •Mb-
Record«i «nd Weekly Oregonian. .92 W
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■ acfiber.
scriber. Only su iruîu a year.
It is the duty of e«ch person to seek in­
formation along all lines that tend toward
bringing about bet ter conditions and greater
prosperity for the human family, and for
THOMAS WHITE, Master
tbe purpose cf giving our readers a chance
Leave« Bnndon ever, morning, eicept
lo inform themselves we give them the best Sunday, at 1-M o’olock «nd make« connec­
—Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that tion« with the train and steamer Myrl at located In EL DORADO BUILDING.
A LADIIS’ MAGAZINE.
does not appeal to tbe highest order of rea 10:30 a. m. at Coquille City.
First Htraet, RAXIIOS. OMKGOW
A wm; betMtfifitl c«lorrd pla*e■; latest
Leaven
Coquille
City
at
12:30
p
m.,
arriv
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fashions; di•-»-;imking economies ; fancy
soning is not safe.
work ; housii.ttM hints; tiv'inn, etc. J»ub-
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SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
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Recorder and Appeaj to Reason. -. $2 00
Lady agmts wuulvd Ssnd tor terms.
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Stylish, Reliable, Aimpie, Up>to*
date,
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Perfect-Filling Paper Patterns.
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What We Can De For You
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Now is the timo to buy.
Other bargains
Phoenix Family Flour
TYxe r’erftoot Frodi.tQt of
Saleoteci California Wheat.
livery fskxcR Ouai’anteecl.
YvUr Money Back if it Don’t SuiK
For Sale Exclusively by
SANDERSON BROS., Bandon.
E l D orado
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Tiuklw-r Land, Act Jane 3, ISTft.
United State* Land Office, ltoaeburg
Oregon. Aagutt 3, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the pronator.« of the act of Uonpre««
of Jane 3. ISÏS, entitled “An act for the «ale
of timber land, in tbe State« of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
torv.” «« extended to all the Public Land
State« hy act of Auffn’t 4,1892. Anna Jones,
of near Bandon, Bandon P O-. County of
Coo«, State of Oregou, haa thia day Hied in
tt.iw office her «worn «Internent No. .’»72 for
the pnrehaae of the NJA of NWU and NWÛ
NE1, of Nee. 12, and SWt, of HEM of Seo. »,
in Town-hip No. 30. South of Bange No. IS
West, amt will offer proof to ahow that the
ln..d «ought ia more valuable for ita timber
or atone than for agricultural puri»»««, and
MASUTACTURÍB Of
to eat a bl i«b her claim to «aid land Iwfore
C. T. Blnmenrother, ü. S. Comruieeioner
for Diatrict nt Oregon, at hia office at Butte
Creek Oregon, on Monday tbe 19th day of
October. 1903. She names aa witnesses : K.
P. Hunt, Deloa Gardner, J. H. Tucker, J.
Hnve on hand »nd will keep conatantly
H. Jone«, all of Bruidon, Coo« County, Ore
gon.
for the trade nod tamil; car, branda of the
Anv and all persons oiairoing adversely beat quality.
tbe above dsMcnlwd land« are reqneated to
file thr-ir claims in thi« office on or before
Gnad« delivered free ©f rhar<© at any •
-aid 19th. day of October. 19OL
lrxaouablr distance.
J. T.
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Resister.
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BANDON BREWERY,
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PORTLAND. ORK.
Not inc i« hereby given to all D"»"»« not
lo trepan« npoti the premise« of Dr.K< oyon.
«ii unted twtween Flora* Lake «nd the comi­
ty rokJ. in Northern Carry, hy rentovins.
enttin«. or denlr<.yinp limber epon nnid
land. $2‘> reward will be p.id for inform«-
Ifrm leadiaa to • eonvietion of treapn»« «•
NtH'ed m I m JV©.
Dattd at Bandon. Oregon. Murcb 14. Wl.
FEI EK NELKON. A< ent.
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Bandon; G«>>d boa.« with five room* and
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