Bandon recorder., September 03, 1903, Image 4

rills RECORDER
(S PUBLISUBD
KVKgJ TUl'USDAX AFTEUNOON
.... BI ....
DA VI D F. STITT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
8ÜBSCB1PTION RATES.
pne Year...................................................... I- 00
Six Months.................................................. 1 00
t hree Months..............................................
50
ibis pi'per is entered at the Bandon post
offloe as Seoond-olass Matter.
THU RSI) AY. SETT
7. l.-d».
EDITORIAL.
He wiio makes two blades of grass
grew where only one blade grew be
fore, is said to be a benefactor to the
human race; but be who «ill be able
ip fan thought into life, anil keep it
flowing, in minds heretofore sleeping
or barren, wi II be a greater benefactor
toinaiki'id Life, glorious life, is that
Bwakening of the mental or spiritual
facid ie<. which permits the mind to
reach out, and behold, anti enjoy the
God-given p i vileges and gifts of a
beneficent Creator. Wake up,ye who
are dead to the higher aspirations
planted within the human breast,
leave carnal conditions which bind
you dowD, and rise to the heights for
which you were croated.
In the affairs of mon there has
been a tidal wave, of mob law, sw ep
jug over the country, lately, that bodes
no good to the welfare of the nation.
Incidents of lynch law have become
of too frequent occurrence, and a con­
dition unwholesome to law and order
seems to be obtaining, which is surely
blit the outgrowth of this disregard
for law and order. Instances, of re­
cent date, are on record, where the
pry of “ lynch him ” has been raised
in trivial cases, and this tendency
shows very plainly, to the thinking
man or woman, the danger that lies
in giving rein to mob law. Its every
tendency and result is evil, and if t
is not orusbed out by vigorous enforce­
ment of the civil law, it will be hard
to foretell to what extent its damag­
ing influence may reach.
i
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
C'bamberlaiu s Cough Remedy has
a remarkable record. It bns been in
use for over thirty years, during
which time many million bottles have
bemi sold and used. It-lias long been
the standard nuil main reliance in the ;
treatment of croup in thousands of
homes, yet during al) this tim» no
case bus ever been reported to the
manufacturers iu which it failed to
effect a euro. When givenaa soon ns
the child becomes hoarse, or even as
soon as th» croopy cough appears, it
will prevent the attack. It is pleas­
ant to take, many children being very
fond of it. It contains no opium or
other harmful substance, and mny be
given as confidently to a baby as to
an adult. For sale by C. Y. Lowe,
Druggist.
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In man, whom mon condemn a* ill,
I fiml ho much of goodness still.
In men, whom men pr monnee divine.
I find ho much of sin and blot,
I bes-tatn to draw the line between
the two,
Where God has not.
Joaquin Miller.
Ilia Elfe Saved by Chamberlain’s Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
“ B. L. Byer, a well known cooper
of this town, say» he believes Cham­
berlain’s Colic, Cholera snd Diarrhoea
Remedy saved bis life Just mmmei
He bad been sick for a month with
what the doctois call biliousdyentery
aud could get nothing to do him any
good until he tried this remedy. It
gave him immediate relit f.” says 13.
T. Little, merchant, Hancock, Md.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
From Senator Fry«».
CLAREiXCE Y.
Ba ml <>n.
Tli» next W U T U meeting takes
ji I hc «« Tuesday, al 2:39, P. M . at tlie
M. E. Cbureh.
How .Uy Hoy Went Down
Tl was nut on the field of battle.
It was not with a ship at sea.
But a Lite fur worse tbau either,
That stole him away from me.
T’waa the death in tbeteiupting dram,
That the reason aud senses drown,
He drank the alluring poiton,
And thus my boy went down.
Down from tbo heights of manhood
To the depths of disgrace and sin;
Down to a worthless being,
From the hope of what might bt.y >
been.
For the brand of a beast besotted
He bartered bia manhood’s crown;
Through the gate of a sinful pleasure
My poor, weak boy went down.
‘Tis only the same old story,
That mothers so often tell,
With accents of infinite sadness,
Like the tones of a funeral bell;
But 1 never thought, once, when I
heard it,
I should learn all its meaning my­
self;
I thought he’d be true to bis mother,
I thought he’d be true to himself.
But, alas! all my hopes, all delusion I
Alas! for his youthful pride!
Ala-! who me safe when danger
Is open on every side?
Ob, can uoiuiug destroy this great
evil 1
No bar iu its pathway lie thrown
To stive from the terrible maelstrom
The thousands of buys going down?
Unidentified.
FtliHoii’s Wny.
Druggist and
Furniture
LOWE,
Oregon,
Apothecary. I Household
Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
Is just in receipt of a new aud
flesh stuck of
Drugs and
Ì
I h*v« had occasion to use your
Black-Oraught Stock and Poultry Medi-
cine and am pleased to say that I never
used anything tor stock that gave hail as
good satisfaction.
I heartily recom­
mend it to all owners of stock.
J. B. BELStlER, St. Louis. Mo
Sick Btock or poultry should not
eat cheap stock food any more than
sick persons should expect to be
cured bv food. When your etock
and poultry are sick give them med­
icine. bun t stuff them with worth­
less st.xk foods. Unload the bowels
and stir up the torpid liver and the
animal will be cured, if it be possi­
ble to cure it. lllaik-Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine unloads the
bowels anil stirs up the torp’d 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
tiraosover. Horses work better. Cows
give more milk. Hogs pain flesh.
And hens lay more eggs. I t solves the
problem of making as liiuch blood,
flesh and energy as possible out of
the smallest amount of food con­
sumed. Buy a can from your dealer.
Bed Ro< in Suites
Curtain Pole« and Fine
Wall Parer and
ai.d i*i» tv*.
V» mdow ’I rinimiiips.
House Liuiug.
------- bi.WING MACHINE* AND BABY CARRIAGES ----------
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Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
Toilet Articles,
Furniture Repairing and Saw flhug a Specialty.
IkruggiMtM NuiitlrieM.
P erecmes . B rushes , S ponges , S oaps Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes, p\l7e"t*yFiXlnB UNDERTAKING
N uts and C andies .
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robe« and Goods, and Uudet taking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
Clicar«, Tobacco« and Cigarette«.
Paints, Oils. Glasses. unJ Painter’s Supplied
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
BOOTS
J. Denholm
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
Dry Goods of Every Description
Ladies Coats, Cap3S and Collarettes.
M. BREUER’S
Healer in Hoot-« and Shoes
Poots fe Shoes
Repairing.neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds
J. WALDVOGEL & SON, Props.
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
Church Directory
Suits Maae to Measure,
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AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
M. E. (’ hukch .
Preaching «eryioo every 2nd and 4th Enn
• lay nt 11 A. M. and 8 j P. M.
Sunday School every Suudtiy at 10, A. M
Epworth LeagUH , J.l*. M.
Prayer meeting WcdnuHday at 8; P. M.
W. H. Mr.YF.nL Pa-tor.
“What was the li;Bt b ally impor­
ttint thing you di I, Mr. Eilis >i.t”
ueked a friend.
“I saved a buy's life.”
‘‘How
9
“l’be boy was playing on the tn ck
at the depot- I saw l.e was in danger
and caugLt him, getting h in out of
the way jus: iu time. His father wus
slatiuu-mnsler, aud taught u e .eleg-
rapby in return.”
The brave deed of the young a
led to the very opportunity be need
Coquille, Oregon.
jd, aud to-day be is the foremost in­
ventor and elmtiiciaii 1:. tie»iri-i.
Dealer iu Earuess & Saddles and all
L’be boy who is ever ready to do his
kinds
of leather wares kept in a harness
luty, even if it is necessary to dure,
wdi be likely Io fiud recognition, aud shop.
cbe opportunity to make u until of Repairing a Specialty.
uituaelf.
WilJpur. G tHier wi!! act n< my agent at
\\ ben Edison was just beginning Bandon
anil al! ordetw ltdt < i'ii it m for
bis career us a telegraph operator, be goods or repairs will receive prompt atteu
wus iu Memphis, Tenn., and bapp< ned ion
o be out oi a job. He received a
eiegram from Louisville, Ky., telling
Gto to tlio
mtn to come at once to that city, and
Í®5ÍO2’C
promising him employment. He had
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uo money, but lie li.-ti: a pair of legs,
which ho was nut afraid to venture
on, and, though t.te distance wus
wear,
nearly four hundred miles, be turned
Embroidered
>i!k«
Satin», T .tcc*, Hand
up ii L uisville on limo.
kv-rc!di ft*, X’i cIi-lh’M b'uspemL vh ,
Difficulties vanish before the boy
I-Hilirrs’ I’oHe, Gcntle-
or man that deli rmines to win success
hicn’H H om »,
in sp.te nt them.
Ladies' Outing-Hand Under-Skirts,
After Edison hid b come famous
wave, Writing Tablvis,
some oue aske 1 him if any of bis dis­
kind» of Notion«, nnd tU’uzu too 1 n-
coveries were accideiite. “No,” n-
int ron« to mention and save money.
plted the great matt, “I never did
5I i . h . J\ mls C’ aktwbiqiit , Prop.
anything by accident. When 1 bavi
fully decided that a thing is worth
Wh;t We Can Do For
doing, I go about it aud utuku tri: 1
after trial until it comes.
Helu is the answer to the foolish
uiibit some boys have oi “ trusting 0
luck.” Luck comes to the boy i r
man who •‘goes about a thing worth
doing, and makes trial after trial uutil
To those who pay up nrrenrages and a
year in advance, aud to ail new mibscri-
11 cotues.”—Sunday School Visitor.
Mr. Frye, in 1899, said: “I cau re­
member the time when in the State < f
Maine there was a grocery store at
nearly every four corners io certain
portions of the State, whose pritiicpal
business was in the sale of .New Eng­
land rum: when the jails were crowd, d
and poverty prevailed. Today the
country portions of the State aie ah
uolutely free from the sale of liqnoi;
poverty is comparatively unknown,
and iu some of the counties the ja.lt-
have been without occupants for
years at a time * * * The law is no-
a failure; it has been, on the other
There must be a shaking of dry baud, a wonderful success.”
bones, a crucial test of everything
that is not solid. Temporary things
must pass away, and only solid worth
— that which is pure gold—remain. Multnomah Boys Spending This Sum
on Portland’s Big Fall Carnival.
Present conditions are fraught with
error, and in the way of progression,
Ten thousand dollars is tho sun
we pass from one stage to another being expended by tho Multnori ah
peeking that which is permanent, only Amateur Athletic Glut* on Portland’s
to sea thp vision of our hopes dis­ big Fall Carnival, Sept, lith to 2Gtb
pelled into nothingness, and the phan­ inclusive, and it is safe to say that tl e
tom of a new aspiration appear to woo biggest and best show of the kind evi l
us onward and lure us into the catas­ given on the Pacific coast will be tint
trophe which is the inevitable end of i t September. Low rates have beet
ptroneotis conceptions. In harmony granted by the railroads, and the at
with |he thought expresse 1 is the tendance no doubt will be very huge.
The boys have decided to make
progression of the competitive sys
(em. The day of merging and com every day a special day, and this wtl
bining interests is here, and there is be something of an innovation in th.
no permanent resting place, no height w ly of a carnival.
at which a stop can be commanded,
and io the herculean structure of
A Chance to Vimit L’tnli.
combinations, the building will be­
The Eleventh Irrigation Congress
come too great for tbo foundation,
to
be held in Ogden, September 15th
and the fall will wreck the world. Ii
to
18th,
19)3, promises to be the u.os
is better and wiser to turn to equity
important
session of any congress oi
before the structure gets beyond our
gathering
held
in the United States
pout rol.
outside of the National Capital. The
Legislature of Utah has appropiiated
More Riot«.
jfi.000 to defray the expenses of this
Di urbances of »Hike s are not Congress, and the citizens will con­
be th who pay in advance, we make the
nearly as grave as an individual dis­ tribute enough more to make the total
following proposiiion comprising several
Ointinent« f.»r Catarrh that
order of th» system. Overwork. L>s fund $15,999, The Utah people art- Beware of Conti
ios Merrury.
different couple’s to select from :
<f sleep, nerv ins tension, will be fol
said to be the most hospitable people
PuiCK <’F Ptbr IOkTI >NS PER YEAR.
Mercury will surely destroy the
lowed by nt'er collapse, unless a relia­ in the whole West, and the delegates
B andon R ecorder
$2 00
ble remedy is immediately employed- who visit this Congress at Ogden, scuse of smell, and corn, letely d>- San Francisco Bulletin
(> 80
range
the
whole
system
when
entei-
There’s nothing so effective to cure U ait, will h -ve a delightful time.
Portland Eveninq Teh cram
r- w
1 50
disorders of the Liver or Kidneys, ar
Iu addition to visiting the famous ing it through the mucous surfaces. Weekly Oteloni.in
60
Electric Bitters. It’s a wonderful O.^den canyon, said to bo one of «he Such arti'-les should never be used Appeal to Reason
Our OflTrr.
tonic and effective nervine, and the beauty spots and wonders of the exeepton pie d ipt ii-ns from repn't -
greatest all around medicine for run world, the delegates will be treated ble physicians, as the damage they The Bulletin is one of t he lending pape
of the West, nnd is n daily published hi Kan
down systems. It dispels Nervous­ to a free excursion through the north­ will do is tee fold to the good you can Francisco, and gives nil the news. Our oifee
ness, Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and ern part of til«1 State, inspecting the possibly derive front them. Halls includes the Sunday Bulletin.
expels Malaria germs. Only 50e. and B ar River Irrigation Company's C darrh Cure, munnfactured by F. J. Recorder mid Bulletin, one year.. $7 00
satisfaction guaranteed by C. Y. Lowe, canals, stated Io be one of the most Cheney <fc Co., Toledo, O.,coniiiins no Recorder and Bulletin, one iitonlh 75
Portland Evening Telegram is issued
Druggist.
expensive irrigation systems in the mercury, and is taken iuternally. act­ six The
times a week. It gives ail the news f lint
*•
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West. TheUnited States experimen­ ing directly upon the blood and mu­ is wot th reading and up to time of going to
MA IClxXK,
tal
station, Logan, Utah. A dip in cous surfaces of the system. In buy­ press, innoh of it being 24 hours ft esher than
AB HIVED.
Great Salt Lake, the most exhilarat­ ing Hall's Ctdarrh Cure, bo sure you when it reaches here through any othei
Aug. 31— Schr Volaute,
Sept. 2—Scbr Mayflower.
ing bathing on earth. The Great get the genuine. It is taken intar journal,
BAILED.
Dead Sea of America is now being ttally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by Recorder and Telegram one y»nr. $’> 50
Aojx. 27—Scbr Ruby.
For a weekly newspaper t
Weekly Ore
bridged by tbo Southern Pacific Rail­ F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials goninn leads in the Northwest, and gives
Au«. 27—Schr Coqui! e.
free.
Sold
by
all
Druggists.
Price
way, aud the treslling, forty five miles
all the news usually oontaintd in a weeklj
Tragedy Averted.
long, will be so nearly completed as 75c per bottle.
paper.
Hnll’» Family Pills are the lest.
Recorder anti Weekly Oregonian. .$2 50
“Just iu the pick of time our little to allo.» the irrigation delegates to
It is the duty of each person to seek in
boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Wat run the first excursion train across
formation along all lines that tend toward
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
kins,of Pleasant City, Ohio. •• Pneu the cut-off over Great Salt Lake The
bringing about better conditions and greatei
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878.
tnonia had played sad havoc with him scenery of this moonlight trip will be
United States Land Office, Roseburg prosperity for the human family, and for
ami a terrible cough set in besides. the treat of a life time. Hie Ogden Oiegon. Au^ast 3, 1908.
the purpose r f giving our readers a chance
Poctors treated him, but he grew Sugar factory will slice 400 tons oi Notice is hereby given flint in compliance to inform themselves wo give them the beat
witIi the provision of the act of CongreHM
Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that
worse every day. At length we tried b .eta daily and turn them into sugar of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale —
does not appeal to the highest order of rea
timber bind* in the State« of California,
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con­ while the delegates of the Irrigation i>f
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri aoning is not «afo.
sumption, and our darling was saved. Congress inspect the plant.
torv»” ns extended to nil the Public Land
Recorder and Appeal to Reason... $2 00
Staten by act of Augiiat. 4.1892. Anna Jone«,
fie'B now soupd and well.” Every­ The full program has not been pre of
near Bandon, Bandon P. O.. County of
body ought to know, it’i the only sure pared, but tbo foregoinn states < noitgli C ooh , State of Oregon, baa this «lay tiled in
this office her «worn statement Nd. 5572 for
BREWERY,
pure for Coughs, Colds and all Lung to show that the trip to Ogden will the
purchase of the N^ of NW>4 and NWJ£ BANDON
NE«i
of Sec. 12, and NW»<of NE'i of Sec. 1,
diseases. Guaranteed by C. Y. Lowe be oue of pleasure as well as business
in Township No. 30, South of Range No. 15
C. GEHRIG, Proprietor,
Druggist. Price 5Qo and fl.99. Trial and public interest. The railroads West, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for it« timber
bottles free.
will make a one fare rate for the or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and
MANUFACTURER OF
round trip to Ogden, with ample stop to establish her claim to said land before
TRESSPASS NOTICE.
T. Blumenrother, U. 8. Commissioner
over privileges. Each city in this O.
for District of Oregon, at hia office at Butte
Notice is hereby given to all per­ State and county is entitled to repre­ (’reek Oregon, on Monday the 19th day of Beer, Porter and Ale.
1903. She names as witnesses: li.
sons not to tresspass on my cranberry sentation to the National Irrigatiou October,
P. Hunt, Delos Gardner, J. H, 'Fucker, J.
Hnve on hnnil unti will keep constai tlv
H.
Jones,
all of Bandon, Coos County, Ore
land, ii what is kuowq at the John- Congress Ladies are eligible to mem­
for the trade and family use, brands of Hie
n
pn Farm, near China creek .
best
qnnlity.
bership. Fred. J Kiesel, chairman Any and all person« claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
N. L orenz .
of the Executive Committee, Ogden, file I heir claims in this office on or before Gonth dpllvptp«] fipp <»f charge at any
iPitsoiitiblc dlntunce.
Utah, will be pleased to furnish all satd 19th, day uf October. 1908.
**UJ.—XIMoqins pequSoas-i y
J. T. BurnoE«,
^•r.ynntnn.
information required.
Register.
Enrnplen can bp found in H ip saloon«
Harness
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ntty Fitted Steamer,
Menta Delivered to persona living on th
'diet r, or alono the tape Route
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C opyrights A c .
vp
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Anyone sending a sketch and description may
qnfckly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is probably patentable. Communica­
tions nt rict Iv conildent lai. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn <*fc Co. rtcelvo
tprcial notice, without charge, in the
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A handsomely illustrated weekly. I.nrtrest cir­
culation of any scientiUc Journal. Terms, $3 a
year; four months,
Sold by all newsdealers.
C .-.•■* n. ZN •• fv
Meats, Lard.
SciMffic American.
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MUNN
& Co.30,B«>ad*a’- New York
Branch Office, €25 F St.. Washington, I). C.
Farm Produce.
and Bummer Goods.
L.ldle,»’ J tok. ls tiud
;.
All Kimi« of Good« Fur
buuiiuvr Wear.
goods .
gents ’
Orders taken fur Tailor Made Cloîhing.
CLOTHING
Boots and Shoes
You
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CONSTANTLY on HAND
Slock oí Fresh CrocorLs ar.d Provisions
A
¡net
»ti /*1T**T ¿ tC*
NOTICE TOO. IT’PLICA I ION.
Other bargains
The shelves are crowded
witb N<w O...K1H which
To be li.id in Dry Goods, Ctotbinc. Shoes
«lid olio i goods that n.ust tn- sold to uinkv
loom ft >r more.
Phoenix Family Flour
y
Tho IPorfeot lProd.u.Ot of
Selected California Wheat.
Ya:r Mone
For Sale Exclusively by
SANDERSON BROS., Bandon.
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E l D orado
DISPATCH
TONSORIAL PARLORS
THOMAS WHITE, Master
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Leaves Bandon every morning, except
Sunday, nt 7;30 o’clock and makes cotun-c
tioiiH with the train and steamer Mvrl at Located in EL DORADO BUILDING.
10:30 a. in. at Coquille City.
First Street, BANDON. OKKOON
Leaves Coquille City at 12:30 p ni., nriiv
ing at Bnndun at 4:30 p. n>.
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND BAIR
Do You
Know tho News e
.
will be disposed of at prieta I Lat will astuti, sh you, uLilr tlwte are
Timber Land Act .June 3 1878.
L ai : li ) S tates L’. nd O ffice , at Ro e
BURO O:tEU”N. April «2, 1903
Notice is Itciebv tivei) that in compliant
With tiie pro\isions of the act of Congress
«•fJiinefl, 1878. eiitilieu. “An act for the
-ale of timber lands in the btatrs of Cali
foiiiia, Oregon. Nevada, and W; siiiegton
leir.'lorv.” ns extended to all the Public
Land State* by net <•' August 4 189?. Charlet-
I. F:eger of Bindon, County of Coo*,
State • f Oregi n. has this dav filed i<
this office bis sworn statement No 5001, for
the I’Uichase of the’ S?2 of SW’4 of Section
No. 33, in township No. 28 South, of Rang«
No. 14 West, aud will offer pro f to show
that the land sought ts mote valuable for
its timber or stone than for ngriculturnl
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
laud befoie the Register and Receiver of
i his office at iiiseburg Oregon, on Wcdnes
day tin* 2»ith day of August l'.MHl. lie namei-
ns witnesses; A. E. Hadsell, R. H. Rosa.
John And- rson, R. E. L. liedillion, all ol
Baiuloti, Coos County. Oregon.
Any mid all persons claiming adversely
t he above ciesci jbed lands Hpe requested ’
tile their claims in this office on or before
said 2(>th day of August !’.»(3.
J. T. B ridges .
apt 30
ster.
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rill 1h< new« of the state and of the
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Notici- i» hereby given to all persons n< t
1 <> tre«pnss upon the premises of Dr. Kenyon,
•irnstiil lietweeli Eloise Lake and the coun­
ty load, in Northern Curry. I*v removing.
-Utting- or destroying timia-r iifH.n naiii
and. $•!."> reward will t><- p dd for informa
lion leading to I« «<>nvicti<>n of trespaia ns
»dated above.
Dated at Bntidon. Oreg- n. March II. lHCl-
PETER NELSON. Agent.
?OR8 \LE OR RENT.—Ono «ero lot in
Bandon: Good b«»n«e with five room« and
out b’iüHvK on lol. Enquire nt this offic«.
I
All Sfams All ^4 att ’ ?rrfnrMtoM show
the BdSihj snd Sewing Lines.
Only jo «nd 15 < - > is r >< h -none higher
Ask for th. tn S - ! i-> nr:>r|y every city
and town, 01 by mat from
THE McCALL CO..
H3-it->.it: Mr.1
st. vw rats
Independent and reliable—The Oregon.
Oreçsnlan.