Bandon recorder., September 10, 1903, Image 4

MÜS5ES
THE RECORDER
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A Haasarhabl. KMurd.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bas
s remsrkabie record. It bsa been io i
u FVB1.1SUD
use for over thirty yssrs, daring r
*TB*T 7MIMDAI AriXXXOOX
which time many million bottles bsvs t
.... «X ....
bend sold and used. It;bas long been
tbe standard and main relisucs in tbe
DAVID M. STITT,
treatment of eronp io thousands of >
SDITO! AND FBOPBIZTOa.
homes, yet daring all this tima no ,
ease bas ever been reported to tbe ,
manufacturers in which it failed to ,
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
effect a curs. When given as soon as !
One Year............................
*>00 tbe child becomes boars», or even «a !
giz Months................................................. 1 00
AO soon as ths croopy cough appears, it
Three MoaAhs.
will prevent tbe attack. It is pleas­
ant to take, many children being very
fond of it It contains no opinm or ,
other harmful substance, and may be ,
W, C. T. U. COLUMN
CLARENCE Y.
LOWE,
Furniture
BaMidoia. Oregon.
The next W C T U meeting taken
place Tuesday, at 2,aW, P- M., at the
M. E. Church.
Druggist and
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Apothecary,
Advice 4« Bey«.
Horace Mann gives tbia bit of ad-
Is just In receipt of a new and
fresh »lock of
vic« to boye: “You were made to be
Bed Room Suite.
Curtain Pole, and Ptne
Wall Paper and
kind boy»—generous, magnanimous.
and Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
Hou«. Lining.
Drugs and Chemicals,
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
If there ia a boy iu school who has a
Patent and Proprietary Preparations Cabinet Shop in Connection.
clubfoot,don,t let him know you ever
Mattresses and Springs.
Toilet Article6,
saw it. If there ia a boy io ragged
Furniture Repairing and Saw-tiling a Speuialty.
Dragglata Maagrie«.
clotbee. do not talk «bout rage io his
PzaruMzs, B bdshes , S pomui », S oaps Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes. ^VdoSi0" UNDERTAKING
hearing. If there ia a lame boy, as­
N ut » and C andies .
sign bim some part of tbe game tbet
A Full Line of Burial Caaketa. Burial Robes and Good«, and Undertaking Supplies
cigar., Tobacco, and Clgaraltm.
Constantly Kept ou Hand.
doee not require running. If there io
Mr*. Laura. S. Webb,
Paints. Oil.. Glaaaea. and Painter’s Supplied
a hungry one. give bim part of yoor
Ctahw w* ZiS»e»» Ukta
THU USDA Y, SEPT 10, l»03. given as confidently to ■ baby aa to dinner. If there ia a dull one. help
“1 dreaded the change ef Ufa which
wu fa>t approaching. I noticed Whu
an adult. For aale by C. Y. Low«, him to get bis leesona. If there is
of Cardui, and decided to try a hot-
ÈWTOTUAL.
a bright boy, be not envioue of him.
Druggist.
I ixpariancad torn* relief th«
tie.
for
if
one
boy
is
proud
of
bis
talents,
—ooo—-
tint uoath. m I kepi ou taking It for
Last week tbe “ devil" was turned
thru month« and now I inaiutaiate
and another is eoviooa of them, there
Fear F rmww « Band«.
with no pain and I ehall taka It off and
loose in the R ecobdeb office, but tbe
are two great wrongs, and no more
on bow until I hav« pawed the climax.”
editor came wandering back, and
St Louie, Sept. 6th.—Three of the talent than before."
Female weaknoes, disordered
presto, tbe evil spirit was exorcised, moat famous bande in the world will
meniea, falling of the wontb and
that is, the devil waa cast out and play prolonged engagements at the The World’« Worst Baainee«
ovarian troubles do not wear off.
They follow a woman to the change
everything is serene again. George World's Fair in St. Louis next year.
Perhaps the worst business in the
of life. Do not wait but take Wine
P. Topping bas gone to tbs mountains Four hundred and fifty thousand dol­ world is gambling. It ia a dishonor
of Cardui now and avoid the trou­
ble. ., Wine oi Cardui never fail«
oa a camping expedition.
lars have been appropriated for able way of making money, even when
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
to benefit a suffering woman of
conducted along fair lines. Large
▲ootber International Yatob race mnsio.
any age. Wine of Cardui relieved
Mrs. Webb when she was in dan­
iiaa beeo run, and British hopes and
Sousa's famous band is already un­ gambling establishments are not run
Dealer in Boats and Shoes
ger. When you come to the change
aspirations are again at low ebb. Sir der cootract to appear four weeks in on fair lines, though. Besides tbe
of life Mrs. Webb’s letter will
Bepniringineatly and promptly done at
mean more to you than it does
Thomas Lipton has made herculean May, four weeks in August, and again chance in tbe buslusM, devices for
loweat living prioea.
now.
But
you
may
now
avoid
the
efforts to carry back, to tbe British four weeks in October. Two other cheating of all kinds are brought into
suffering the endured. Druggists
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Isles, tbe America’s cup, bqt to no famous bands will be secured for use. Iu some places, foy instance,
sell 91 bottles of Wine of Cardui.
there
ar*
arrangements
by
which
the
gvail. It has ever been thns since the terms of eight weeks each. The noted
first race waa run. Great Britian has La Garde Républicaine baodof Paris, hands of players in ■ poker game
Jong made the claim that she waa pr some other equally famous band of may be seen, so betting on a band is
J. WALDVOGEL & SON, Props.
“mistress of the sea," but she bas France, will be one of these, while an absolute certainty. Marked cards
Suits Made to Measure
never been able to verify her claim the remaining band will be selected are often used. Tables are employed
when she bad to cope with American from the beet organizations in either constructed for tbe particular game
All kinds kept,
to bo played upon them. In abort,
energy aqd jqgenuity. Sir Thomas England or Germany.
M. E. C hvkcu .
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RÜST PROOF CORSET.
BOLOGNA
SAUSAGE.
HEAD-CHEESE
In Mexico a spirited rivalry exists the scheme is to get something for Preaching service every Bud and 4th Ban
ia in want of another yatch builder.
mid VEAL always on band.
nothing. Tbe young man who wishes day at 11 A. M. audBiP. M.
It begins to look as if there is going between leading bands as to which
Bunday Sobool every Sanday at 10, A. M
to get along in life, should not gam
CORNED BEEF.
shall
have
the
honor
of
playing
at
Epworth League. 7:P.M.
Io bean international shooting match,
ble, for tbe business is bound to be Prayer meeting Wednesday at S: P. M.
PICKLED PORK
on the Eastern continent, at which the World's Fair. These bands are
W. H. Maven», Pastor.
disastrous, both financially aud mor­
payers! countries will be represented. engaging in a series of contests, and
ally.—Albany Democrat.
BUTTER, EGG, and
The prize in contention will be a the one that wins the decision of the
judges,
will
play
a
long
engagement
Fashionable Drinking.
tough old Turkey that is in sad need
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
of a good par boiling in order to at St. Louis in 1904.
of ail feind».
At a convention a discussion on
Concerts will be given by these
ewneton its unsavory reputation, that it
Meats
Delivered
to persons living on th«*
temperance
brought
up
the
“
wine
may no longer outrage tbe taste of bands in the mornings, afternoons
River, or Hlung the Mage Route
question.
”
An
influential
clergyman
This Steamer will give n regnlnr 10 day Service be tween Cnqaille River, Oregon, and Ban
advancing civilization. The prospec and evenings in stands provided at
Franciaco. California, for both imaKenger» and freight.
arose and made a vehement argument
different
points
throughout
the
live conteHtapts ate hurrying to tbe
E. DYER Agent, Hnndon. O f gon.
tn
favor
of
wiue.
When
be
had
re
­
Beene with their long distance gnus, grounds. All open air music will be
SWAYNE <t HOYT. Agent. 236 Battery street, San Francisco, California.
sumed his sen I, a layman said: “ Mr
of
a
popular
character,
performances
born» oo great batile-abips, and in
Mo lerator, it ia uot my purpose in
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mJ
nil probat ility there will be a division of a severely classical nature and rising to answer tbe learned argu­
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recitals
on
musical
topics
being
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of spoil when tbe tough old bird is
ment I have just listened to; my ob­
omitted.
killed.
Dealer in Harness & Saddles and all
Band contests will be held during ject is more humble, and. I hope,
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kinds of leather wares kept in a harness
more
practical.
I
ouce
knew
a
father
Work has began on the Horticul­ the Exposition, and prizes sggrega
shop.
in moderate circumstances, who was
ture Building. It will be finished ting *30,000 will be given.
Many famous orchestras will be en at much inconvenience to educate a
before winter, and the conservatories
Will Keep ou Hand at all Times
son at college. Here Ibis son became
will be used for tender plant exhibits gaged, one of which will be the St.
dissipated; but after he bad graduat­ Willinm Gellier will act as my ngent at
Louis
Orchestra,
a
strong
body
of
arriving this fall. April 30'b next is
Hnndon and all order» left with him for
musicians, most of whose members ed, and returned to his fatber( the goods oj repairs will reoeive prompt atu-n
the opening day of the Exposition.
influence of home, acting upon a ge .-
i
The contract for ibe erection of the have played under the leading Amer­ erous nature, actually reformed him. lion
ican
and
European
conductors.
Mr.
Louisiana Purchase Monument at the
Tbe father was overjoyed at the pros­
G-o to LYie
World’s Fair, was let recently for Alfred Ernst is conductor of this or­
Fresh Vegetable*, Poultry, Egg-», Butter itud all Farpa I’rpdace.
pect ibat tbe hopes of other days
ganization.
*8,(XX). Tba Price doas not include
Organ recitals will be given by the were still to be realized. Several
I
will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bid«»», etc
the sculpture, which will cost more
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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years passed, when tbe young man.
most
distinguished
American
organ
­
Timber
I
and
Act.
Juno
3.
1878.
than twice that amount. The monu­
ists, and a celebrated French virtuoso having completed bis professional Ladies', Gents' and Children's Under­ U nitpd K tatpr L and O ffick , Roe*be rg
ment was designed by E- I* Masque­
Oregon, Angast 25th. 1903.
and
composer will be beard in a series study, and being al>out to leave bis
wear,
No I ico is hereby given thnt in compliance
ray. Chief of Design of the Expoai
father
to
establish
himself
in
busiuesa,
of recitals. The organ to be osed for
with tbe pr«Ai*iona of the act of Congress A Large Stock Just
Ladies' Jaoket. and
All Kind» of Oxida Foy
tion.
Embroidered Silk*, Satins, Lace*, Hand­ of June 3, 1878. entitled ”An act for the «aie
these performances will be the largest he was invited to dine with a neigh­
Received.
Capea.
Summer Wear.
kerchief«, Ncck-ticM Nu*pendcr>,
of timber lands in the States of California.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
in the world, being built especially boring clergyman, distinguished for
Ladies* H om , Gentle­
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
A prominent New Yorker on leav­
tory,**
as
extended
to
nil
the
Pnblic
Land
men's Hose,
as an exhibit for the Exposition. bis hospitality and social qr.alitiee.
States by act of August ♦. IHHt, Wiiiiam
ing one of the expensive summer
James, of Myrtle Point, County of Coos,
The orchestra and organ concerts At this dinner wiue was introduced
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing
Ladies'
Outing-Flanel
Under-Bkirta,
Ht ate of Oregon, has this day Hied in this
hotels, was asked to write a little tes­
will be held in Festival Hall, which and offered to this young man, who
GlMS-ware, Writing Tablets,
‘
office bin sworn statement No.
for the
timonial in the proprietor’s autograph
purchase of the 8E|< of 8EJ^ and Lot 5 of
is in the center of the magnificent refused; pressed upon him, and again All kind« of Notion«, and thing« too un- Section
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No. 33. io Township No. 27 8., of li.
book. Turning to a page on which
refused. This was repeated, and tbe
picture presented by the Cascades.
N«>. 14 W., and will offer proof to show that
mcron« to mention and «are money.
fin equally ppminent man bad writ­
t he land sought is more valuable for its tim­
M rs . Junta CiBTwatony, Prop.
Choral concerts will be given at young man ridiculed for bis peculiar
ber or Btone than for agricultural puriMiaes.
ten, “I came here for rest and change
Boots and Shoes
and to establish bis claim to said land before
intervals, and choruses from the prin­ alvstinence. Tbe young man was
•nd found both,” the New Yorker se­
C. T. Blumenrofber, U. 8. Commissioner at
A
cipal cities of the country will sing strong enough to overcome appetite,
Bandon,
Coos
County,
Oregon,
on
Friday,
lected the page opposite, and wrote,
the
30th
day
of
November.
19U8.
He
names
but
he
could
not
resist
ridicule.
He
on certain days.
as witnesses, Hhelvey Mundy, of Bandon,
•‘I came here for rest and change.
The moat talented soloists in the drank and fell,and from that moment Two Paper* for the I’rice of .One. You Oregon, Anna Mundy, of Bandon, Oregon,'
The waiters got my change, and the
Iæe
Barrows, of Bullaids, Oregon, and Glen
country will be beard at the various became a confirmed drunkard, and
Cox, of Bandon, Oregon.
Get the News of the World und
proprietor got the rest.”—Coquille
long
since
has
found
a
drunkard
’
s
Any
and all ¡»ersons claiming adversely
orchestra, organ and choral ooncerts
the Local News Thrown
Herald.
CONSTANTLY on HANI)
the above described lands are requested to
Prizes aggregating *25,000 will be grave. Mr. Moderator," continued
file their claims in this office on or before
iu u* a Ratipsin.
tbe old man, with streaming eyes, “I
said 20ib day of November, 1903.
given for a choral contest, which will am that father,and it was at tbe table
J. T. BBIDGKS,
bring many of the finest singers of of tbe clergyman who bas just taken
To those who pay np arrearage« and a
Sept 10
Register.
Disturbances of atrikers ore not the country and abroad together in his seat, that bis hospitality ruined year in advance, and to all new aubitcri-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ber« who pay in advance, we make the
tbe son that I shall never cease to
nearly as Rrave it» an individual dis­ earnest competition.
following proposition comprising several
will be di.poeed of at price, that will astonish you, while there are
order of the »/item. Overwork, loss
Timber lxtn«l Act Jane 3 1S7S.
The indoor concerts will be of a mourn."—Glad Tidings.
different oonpleta to select from t
Uarrsa S tatx « L and Ornca, at U oxb -
of »leap, nervous tension, will be fol­ more pretentions character, to gam
Flics OS POBLIOSTIONS PUB Y BAX.
bubo O bboon . April 22, 1903
To be had in Dr, Good*. Clot blns* Shoes
Workmen have began applying Ibe
iowad by utter collapse, unless a relia­ the approval of serions musicians. In
Notice ia hereby given that in compliance
and other uooda that mast be »old to tanka
Hix Dox R bcobdxb
ft
oo
staff
on
the
immense
Palace
of
Agri
­
ble remedy is immediately employed. the making up of all programs, how­
with the provision« of the act of Cougre»»
room for more.
San Francisco Bulletin
« 80 of
Jone 8. 1878, entitled. “An act for the
culture.
The
contractor
ia
working
There's pothing so effective to cure ever, th« very heavy features of music
Portland Evening Telegram
n oo »ale of timber land« in the State« of Cali­
fornia. Oregon. Nevada, and Waebington
disorders of tbe Liver or Kidneys, as will be eliminated. The majority of three shifts of men. and will have the Weekly Oregonian
1 so Territory,
” a« extended to all the Pnblic
Appeal to Reason
so Land Htales
Kiecfric Bitters. It’s a wonderful the visitors to the Exposition will be big building ready for the installation
by act of Augu.t 4. 1892. Charles
T. Fieger of Bandon, Connty of Coo»,
Oar Offer.
tonic and effective nervine, and tbe in a holiday mood, and heavy classical of exhibits by December 1st.
Btate of Oregon, ba« this dav tiled iu
Th. Bulletin is one of the leading pape
greatest all-around medicins for run music will not appeal to them. Pop­
this office bi« eworn statement No 5001, for
Stomach Tmbla,
of tbe West, «nd is a daily published in San the pnrcbaee of the; NX of NW), of Nection
Tlie Ferfeot Produot of
down systema. It dispels Nervous­ ular airs, selections from comic and
Franciaoo. and give« all tbe news. Our offee No. 38, in Township No. 28 Booth, of Range
SeleotedL Califtornia. Wheat.
”1 have beeu tronbled with my includes th. Sunday Bulletin.
No. 14 Weal, and will offer proof to show
ness, Rheumatism end Nenrslgia, end light operas, will be the piece« they
that the land «ought ia more valuable for
stomach for the past four years."
•xpels Malaria germs. Only 50c. and will probably moet enjoy.
Recorder and Bnlletiu. oue year.. 3" 00
ite tiniber or «lone than for agricultural
Recorder and Bnlletiu, one month
73
>urpo«ea. and to establish hie claim to said
aatisfaction guaranteed by C. Y. Lowe,
The Bureau of Music of the Expo says D. L. Beach, of Clover Nook
and nefore the B-gf«*«r »nd K-ceiver of
Tbe
Portland
Evening
Telegram
hi inured
Farmi,
Greenfield,
Mass.
“
A
few
days
Druggist.
sition ia composed of George D
tbisoffioe al Roeeborg Oregon, on Wenues-
six times a week. It give. «II the new« thnt da-
the Ttith day cf August 1903. Be :,trw>
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Markham, of St. Louis, chief, in su­ ago I waa induced to buy a box of I» wmtb reading and up to lime of going to a« witnesses
: A. E. Hadsell, R. H. Rosa,
Trans port at iop Building, tbe larg­ pervising charge; Geo. W. Stewart, Chamberiain’a Stomach and Liver press, much of it being 24 honr* fresher than John Anderson, R. E. L. lledillion, nil of For Sale Exclusively by
Bandon,
(>
xm
County. Oregon.
est of tbe Exposition Buildings in of Boston, manager; and Ernest R. Tablets. I have taken part of them when it reaches her. through any other
Any atid all ncroon« clnisaiT? vdroreet’.
tbe “mein picture,” is being rapidly Krueger, of St. Loois, master of pro­ «nd fee! a gtsal djal better.” Ii you joatnal.
the above-deeoribed lands are requested to
tile t heir claims in this office on or before
Recorder and Talegram one year. 85 80
ponatrncted. Work was begun im­ grams.
have any trouble with your stomach
said 26th day of Auguat 1908.
For
a
weekly
newspaper
the
Weekly
Ore
J. T. B udob «.
mediately prior to Dedication. It
Work on tbs Mines and Metallurgy try a box of these Tablets, You are goni«o leads iu the Northwest, and give« aprUO
ater.
grows westward 30 feet per day.
Palace waa delayed because of the certain to be pleaaed with tbe result. all tbe new« usually ooutained in a weekly
A FREE PATTERN
floods io the South. Several ship­ Price 25 cents. For sale by C. I. paper.
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Tragedy Averted.
(yotir own k H oc I iod ) to every e«b>
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian..82 fiO
ments of lowlier were loot and new Low«.
•criber. Only 50 cent« a year.
It
1«
tbe
duly
of
e«ch
person
to
seek
in-
“ J net in the uiok of time onr little orders were filed. Work ia progress­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
forroalinn along all lines that tend toward
boy was saved," write« Mpi. W. Wat- ing rapidly at present. The contrao
Timber I «nd , Act Juno 3. 1878.
bringing «boot better condition« and greater
THOMAS WHITE, Master
kins, of Pleasant City, Ohio. “ Pnen tor will be ready to turn the building United States Land Office, Roseburg prospérité for the human family, and for
Oregon. August 3, 1968.
P. B. HOYT, Prop
Leaves Bandon every morning, except
monia bad played sad havoc with him over November 1st
tbe porpnasef giving onr readers a chance
Notiee ia hereby gives that in oompiianee
Honday. «4 7-30 o’clock «nd make« eonuec-
and a terrible cough set in besides.
with the provisiona of the act or Congma to inform tbemselvee we give them tbe best tione with the train and eteamer Myrl at
Coeatad Im EL DORADO BUILDING.
of June 3. 1878, entitled “An ant for the aale —Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that 10:30 a. m. at Coquille City.
A LADIES’ MAGAZINE.
Doctors treat pd him, but he grew
TBX THOVSAMD FOR SHOW.
of timber land* in tbe St» tea of California, does not appeal to the highest order of rea
Flrat Stroat, BANDON. OH BOOM
Leavea Coquille City at 12-JO p. mM arriv­
A fem; beautiful colored plate* ; l*t«*t
worap eyej-y day. At length we tried
Oregon. Nevada, and Waahington Terri­ •oning is not safe.
faahievns; drev.iii.ikmg econoraiw* ; fancy
ing al Bandon st 4:30 p. m.
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING'AND HAIR
Mnltnomah Boys Spending This Sum tory.” aa extended to all the Public Land
*
work ; houarhold hint* ; fieli on. etc. *ub-
Cib* Io d-y, or, «end y. for la«»« 990»
Dr. King’s JJeyr Discovery for Con­
Reoordsr and Appsal to IUsson, . 82 00
'.a Portlnad'a HI« Fall Carnival.
States by not of Annual 4. UM. Anna Jone«,
iy aerata amuleti Send lor («imi.
CUTTING
AT
STANDARD
PRICES.
of near Bandon. Bandon P. O.. Connty of
an rapt ton, and onr darling was saved.
Rtyli«h, Reliable, Simnie. Up-to-
date, Ectmomical and Abaoletelv
Ten thousand dollars is the sum Coo«, Slate of Oregon, baa thia day filed in
Bathroom ■•wly BrtrS ■» with ramatala
He'e now eon nd «nd well.” Every­
thia oflloe her «worn «tateurent No. SA72 for
Perfect-
F itti ng Paper Patterns.
Tah. Hot ar C.M Bath, SS arata.
body oqgbt to know, it's the only euro being expanded by the Multnomah the porobaae of tbe NW of N W k nod NWW
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NEK of Hee. 18, and BWV of SEW of Hao. L
core for Coughs, Colds and all Lung Amateur Athletic Club oo Portland’s in Township No. 30, South of Hauge No. it
0. GEHRIG, Proprietor,
TBKAPAM NOTICK.
Weal, and will offer ..roof to show that the
diseases. Guaranteed by C. Y. Lowe big Fall Carnival, Sept. 14th to 26th. land
eonght ia more valuable for iu timber
Druggist. Brice 60c and *1.00. Trial iDelusive, and it ia safe to say that the or clone than for agrioulthral purpoea», and
Nofloe
ia
hereby given to alt perwme not
MANUTACTtn«« OF
Vv»~Yo<i cao bave It all for
fo treApaaa upon tbe premise« of Dr. Kenyon,
biggest and beet show pt the kind ever to eetablinh her elaim to aaid land liefore
bottles free.
O. T. Blumenrniber. U. 8. Commiaaionrr
•itnaled between Florae Lake and the coun­
giveo on the Pacific coast will be that for Diatriel of Oreeou. at bia oflloe at Butte
ty road, in Noftbern Curry, by removing,
Month OVU Month
AM
HL..»
Crewk Gregon. on Monday the 19th day of
catting, or destroying limber upon «aid
io
September.
Low
rates
have
been
TRBMFAM BOTfCB.
Oetober, 1903. Hbe name» aa witneaare: K.
land. <25 reward will be paid for informa­
In
the
Evenirne
Telegram,
of
Portland,
granted by the railroad«, and the at­ P. Hqnl, ttalne Gardner, J. H. 't ucker, J.
tion leadinv to S conviction of tre.pe«a as
Oregon. Il ia the largest evening newa-
Notice is hereby given to all per­ tendance oo doubt will bo very large. H. Jonee. all of Bandon, Coon County. Ore
elated above.
pape published io Oregon; it contain«
gon
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. Maroh 14.1901.
stata
and
all th< news
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‘ of the
sona not to trees peas on my cranberry
The boys have decided to make Any and all neruon« etaiming advemely
PETKU NELSON. Agent
Try it for a month. A sa tn pia
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flle their claims in thia oflice on or before
po Farm, near China creek.
OR HALE OR RENT.—Ona «ce» lol in
be something of an innovation in the •aid 19th. day of October. 19UU.
Independent and rellaMe-Tha Oregon-
The Telegram,
J. T. Baitxtrt.
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J. Denholm
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth for $t, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
Dry Goods of Every Description.
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CITY MEAT MARKET,
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Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Fresh Meats, Best Quality
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer,
“Chico,”
C. 13. DEEP,
Harness
Maker,
CAPT. C. P. JENSEN
Coquille, Oregon
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson.
Repairing a Specialty.
Prop,
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
Backet isStore
Spring and Summer Goods
DRY GOODS
What We Can Do For You
N. T.OKENZ'S
CLOTHING
store
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
Phoenix Family Flour
ICvcry Sack <jriiaiwmitee<l.
Ycur Money Back if it Don’t Suit
SANDERSON BROS., Bandon.
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