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Newspaper Page TextTHE RECORDER Hi. Lils Saved by Chamberlain*. Coll« Cholera and ntarrk.ee Bonwdy. XSaye Stats. Disturbances of strikers are not nearly as grave aa an individual dis order of the system. Overwork, loos of sleep, nervous tension, will be fol . ST ... lowed by otter collapse, unleee a relia ble remedy is immediately employed/ DAVID K. BTITT, There's nothing so effective to core disorders of the Liver or Kidneys, as JÍITOI AMp niOTHlBTOB. Electric Bitters. It’s a wonderful tonic and effective nervine, and the SUBSCRIPTION «ATES. greatest sll-around medicine for run .«3 4» down ayatema. Jt dispels Norvous- Ons Year ew e a^<^ouw«u «V • ,160 Mz Montas,.................. ums . Rheumatism aud Neuralgia, and expels Malaria germa. Only 60c. and satisfaction guaranteed by C, Y. Lowe, Druggist. THURSDAY, SEPT 34. 1993. EDITORIAL. Bev. Archibald, of the Advent faith, is bolding a series of meetings in the G. A. R. Hall, this week. His theme for tbe week ie lhe "fulfillment of prophecy.” Mr. Archibald has bis sub ject well in band, snd gites aa inter/ esting discourse. Students of tbe jiibte sbolud go and hear him. Tlrc « grmm wood»” are oo tbe alert agaiq, one of Eandon’s citizens having received a communication a few days ago, in which a proposal was made to sell him a lot of their goods. However, these tpen do not sei) conntoffeit bi|ls, Their method ia to trick persons ont of their money who are morally weak enough to de sire tp profit by (jispoeing of oquotpr- foil bills. Working Overtime. Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless Jittle workers — Dr. King's New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, cur ing Indigpstior, Biliouanesa, Consti pation, Sick Headache, and all Stom ach, Liw®7> tod Bowel troubles. Easy, fleasant. safe, sure. Only 25c at C. . Lowe’s drag store. Usager Holt to Viali Partían*. E. J. Holt, manager Qf tbe Oregon A California Coast Steamship Co., is expected to arrive ip this city to-mor row from San Francisco. It is given ont at the local office of tbe company that tbe object of his visit will be to enquire thoroughly into the Cooe Bay situation, and Miat he may remain several (fay«- For some time past there hss been more or less talk about the company putting on a new steamer to ply be tween Portland and Cooe Bay, and it |S surmirc«! that Mr. Hojt’s yisit here St this lime, may haye something to do wjtb that contemplated project. 4t present Coos Bay has no direct Steamer connection with this city, al though the Alliance, Dispatch and Prentibs stop op their way down the coast tp Sap Francisco, apd also on their rutnrp vpyage. Business men pt thp several Coos Bay towns have long contended that this service was inadequate, and at various times have pudeavored to induce the California & Oregon Company to put another host 00, to run no further south than their section. Iu other words, they want a regular line established be- jweep Portland and Coos Bay. Tbe copipapy has iptimated that jus) as soon as tbe hnsiDese justified it, tbe trade would be looked after m tbe proper manner, and hinted that such p boat might be put on the ran next spring. Recently new industriee have been opened up at North Bend, one of the »oct thriving towns down there, and jt is belieypd that ths company is pre paring to put on tbe talked-of line ipppb 8(K>P'-r thap the general public believee. Among the manufacturing ptiterprisee which have been started, there jap jaygeeash and door factory, plmoet the entire product of which will bo ahipped to tbe Eastern mar mots. If the California & Oregon Coast Steamahip Company nan secure tbe output of this factory to handle, there ia oo doubt tbe steamer will be pnt jp cpmpHMiou very soon between Cooe Bay and Portland. The produce pto bo sent here and sect Ess! oy rail more cheaply than by sending it to Ban Francisco for reebipment. It is believed that Manager Holt ie inquiring into tfaie matter. The new steamer, traffic men say, wonld always secure so outward cargo of genera) merchandise from Portland, but tbe difficulty heretofore bao boon to get freight for the return trip.—Portland Journal. 4 ne^ a r tr ebl e ByeerS. Chamberlain's Gough Remedy has ft remarkable record. It has been io pas for oyer thirty years, during which time many million bottles have tond sold tod used. Itjhaa long been |bs standard and main reliance in the trentm«ni of croup jn thousands of homea, yet during all thia time no eege bee ever been reported to the »aunfacturera in which it failed to effect a cure. When given aa soon as the child bsoomes boaree, or syeo ns eooo as the creepy eough appears, it will prevent the at task, Ij is pleas ant to taka, many children being very food of it Jt contains oo opium or pthsr harmful snbetenoe, and may be given aa confidently to a bebyasto to adult. For sale by O. Y, Lowe, Dn’JfT*! Labor B D 16 O H Bonnins.......... ........................ .. 8 H Dicta. .............................................. A E Simpaon............................................ E W m U v .................................................. H 0 HnahM ............................................ BE Noalar.............................................. T H Mehl nails and powder r 4 18.. Labor B D 18- Wiliiam Pieros.,,.......... 9» ThomM Knight............ . A Wilson........... ............. Dan Cribbioa...,............ 9 Jesae Loabbaagb........... Jwa ThoawM ................... 3 H Wadman................... TJ W,,n................. . T 8 Everndcn labor with team r d 18 W R Murray lumber rd 18................. B H R om lumber rd 19....................... F M Wandltna lumber rd 19............ John Bocae....Labor RD» M ■* 21 O 0 Hugbea, Mme........ . ...................... AMBimmoM,. • • W H Williams Ed J V Foster........ Geo Sell........... RDHughee... Peter Neadean. % John Reece.... Carl Hughes .. Al Flanders.... Joe Collisr.... Roy Flanders.. Florence Williams, boaid of road hands R D No. 21................................ T H Mehl A Co, powder, sto, R D No. 18..................................................... Lyons Estate,lumber, B DNo22.... J P Bright, labor.................................... Coquille Mill A Tug Co, lumber........ W H Schroeder, nails and rope.......... Andw Smalley, labor W FKaller.Mme.... Will Smith.......... Bert Dyle.............. H C Dorris.......... JO Stillwell........ R W Helm, team Self ................... 64 50 74 21 21 13 00 60 25 75 75 00 SM oo .10 62 94 82 B J Helm, team B D No 22....« 4 00 Self.............................................. 5 00 9 00 118 00 Smith 4 Page, lumber B D No 22.... 90 00 T Mehl 4 Co, naila and shovel............ 10 TO Steamers Favorite and Diopateb, freight, etc, B D Nos 21-22................ 49 10 J A Lamb 4 Co, hardware, etc, B D Noe 16,17, 21,22 and four scrapers. 230 85 . 20 00 H A Johnson, labor B D No 23. 16 00 P A Stone, Mme........................... Geo Magill.................................... . 25 00 . 8 00 Frank M’Craeken......................... G F 8vpliers.................................... 85 00 10 00 Goo Magill...................................... . 20 50 D K Beed...................................... J W Otto........................................ 12 00 36 00 A E Barker.................................... . 8 C Braden...................................... 96 00 Manley Barklow............................ 26 00 J F Stevens .................................... 44 00 Lehnerr 4 Spires........................... 84 00 JGBelieu........................................ 84 00 3 E Davie....................................... 84 00 B F Barklow................... .............. 44 00 JamM Pearson.......................... 32 (Xi Thea Barklow......................... . 55 00 3 O Osborn...................................... 13 00 72 00 Thao Barklow................................. 8<J Bradea...................................... 82 00 BF Barklow.................................... 86 00 Lebnerr 4 Spiree........................... 44 00 Manley Barklow............................. 45 0o JGBelieu........................................ «•00 46 00 J E Daria....................................... 36 00 3 C Miller...................................... Ch*- Barklow................................ 41 00 43 00 WBPterae...................................... »00 Daniel Root.................................... JCBrowa........................................ 100 72 47 00 J O Osborn...................................... L L Billings..................................... 94 00 Wm Volkmar.................................. 89V Holing. Lundy Sons............... » 40 10 50 Chao Adame, smithing.............. Endioott 4 Millsr. mmo............. 973 J A Loomis labor. BD No «... M 00 A Snead, labor R D No 20........... 108 M Marion Snead, Mme..................... 90 00 Virgil Hixson................................. 9 4» 43 10 18 00 9 4» 35 4» 7 50 tse i? 73 62 »97 46 26 Our annual strong drink bill ia 11.000,000,000. The tobacco that Uncle Bam, a pipe burns up every year costs 1625,000,000. We buy more tobacco than bread, yet even the bread costa us 9600,000,000. For things made of iron and steel—chiefly bicycles, nowadaye^-we pay 1560,00(3,- 000, What-we make of wood—not including nutmegs—costs ue, for sawed lumber alone, $495,000,000. Our boots and shoes, with the corns thrown in, cost ns every year 1335. 000,0001 Our annual bill for auger and molasses is 1225,000,000, and still not everyone is sweet. Our rocking chairs, to be laxy in, and other furni- lure, costs us yearly 91T5.000.000. And for foreign missions, for the spread of the kingdom of God over the earth we pay yearly only 16,000,000.— Gold en Rule. . II * H Mercury will aurely daatroy the sansa of small, aod completely de range the whole eyetam when enter ing it through the mucous anrfaeea. Such artielea should never be used except on preaoriptiona from reputa ble physicians, ns the damage they will do ieteo fold to tbe good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cura, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Oo., Toledo, Oneoutaine oo mercury, aod ia taken internally, eat ing direetly upon the blood and mu- ooua aurfaeaa ot tbe ayateaa. In bay ing Hall’a Cntarrb Cure, bo aura you got tbe goouiiM. It ie taken inter nelly aod made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. I. Cheney A 0a Testimonials free. Sold by all Draggieta. Prieo 75c otr bottle gall's Family pills fro the beet. Apothecary, J. Denholm S Dry Goods of Every Description Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes. Two Megs of Uutu. Suits Made to Measure AGENT FOR WARNER’S RÜST PROOF CORSET. “Chico,” M. BREUER S Dealer in Bepairinglneatly and promptly done at lowest living prices. Tbit Steamer will give a regular 10 day Servine between Coquille River, Oregon, and San Fraucieoo, California, for both paMengerii and freight. CITY MEAT MARKET, was the only thing wNch helped ms. sad eventually cure« ma H teemed to build up the weataparts, rireagthsn ths system and correct Irregularities." By “tired women" Mrs. Adams means nervous women who have disordered menses, falling of the womb, ovarian troubles or any of these ailments that women have. You can cure yourself at home with this great women's reuiedy, Wine of Cardui, Wine of Cardui has cured thousands of cases which doctors have failed to benefit. Why not begin to get well today? All druggists have 81.00 bottles. For auy stomach, liver or bowel disor der Thedford’s Black-Draught should be nsod. J. WALDVOGEL & SON, Props. Fresh Meats, Best Quality Harness Maker, Bandon Meat Market, T. Anderson. All kinds kept, CORNED BEEF. PICKLED PORK BUTTER, EGO, nmt FRUIT and VEGETABLES of all kiuda. Will Keep on Hand nt nil Tinies Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., a!so Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Egge, Butter and till Farm Produce. I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,woo), hides, etc Spring and Summer Goods. A Large Stock Jost Received. E Ladies’ Jaokets aud Cspes. L J J ■ H k ■ ■ w 1 Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing ____ a ' Fvv" T rade M arks D esigns CowvnraHTs Ac. Anyone rending a »ketch and description may eulcklr ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is probably patentable. Communica tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent« •ont free. Oldest agency for seen ring patent«. Patent« taken through Munn & Co. receive •peetol notice, wit hout cbarge. In the DRY GOODS Boots and Shoes Scientific American. Jew® CONSTANTLY on HAND A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions Now is the time to buy. will be disposed of at price» that will astonish you, while there nre Other bargains Phoenix Family Flour TYi© Ferf^ot Product of Soleotecl California. Wheat <.»uavailtcccl. Y.ur Money Back if it Don’t Suit. KCvcvy ror Sale Exclusively by SANDERSON BROS., Bandon. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. [Timber Land. Aet June 3, 1S7S.] kwrrhlefw, heck*tiM RHaprndera, luMilra’ H sssmi . Gentle- U bitbd S tates L and OrricB, Boeiiuio O uboow , August 27. 1903. IUOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN '’ compliance with ihe provisiona of tbe sot of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An Ladies' Outing-Flsnel Under-Skirts, act for the sale of timber lands in the fltaes-ware, Writing Tablets, States of Cslifomis, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory,” ns extended to all All kinds of Notions, and things too no- the Public Land States by act of August 4. 1892. Gilbert G Kennedy, of Bandon, county merona to mention and save money. of Cooe, State of Oregon, has this day filed M m . Jama C abtwbioht , Prop. in this offioe hia sworn statement No. 6 61. for the purchase of tbe Lor- 3 nnd 4. and WW of 8WW of Seciion No 7, in Township No. 29 Sontb. Range No. 14 W., and will of fer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish hia claim to said land before 0. T. Blumen- rotber, United States Commissioner, for . MÀMUMCTOaBB OF Oregon, at bis offioe at Bandon. Oregon, on Saturday tbe 21st day of November, 1906. He UHuies as witnesses-. G. W. Cox, C. 6. Elliot, A. L. Osborn, Jerry Crowley, all of Bandon. Oregon. Any and sll persons claiming adversely Have on hand and will keep constantly tbe above described lands are requested to file their claims in thia office on or before for i the trade and family use. brand, of the «aid 21 At <hry ot November, I9G3. —— heal qdkrily. 1 J. T. BainoM. •epl 7 Registsr. flood» delivered free of charge at aay reaeoaable diate wee. BANDON BREWERY, C. GEHRIG, Proprietor, Beer, Porter and Ale. ------ THE STEAMER------ NOTICE FOB rtjBIHCATION. DISPATCH Timber Land Aet, June 8, 1076. THOMAS WHITE, Manter U wttto 8 t » tm L and Ornen, at Boeu- ■oso. OanooH, Sept. 12, 1908. “I have been tronblsd with •y Notine is hereby given that in oomplianoe with the provisions of tbe sot of Congrees stomach for the paat four years," of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for tbe sale aaya D. L. Bsacb, of Clover Nook of timber lands in the Rules of California, Oregoo, Nevada, and Washington Tern Farm, Greenfield, Maae. “ A few day» torv.” as extended to all tbe Public Land agro I waa induced to hoy a box of Statee by aet of August 4. 1892. William D. Marshall of Bandon, County of Coos, Blate Chambwrlain’a Stomach and Liver of Oregon, has this day Sled In this office Tablets. I have tekra part of them bie eworn statement No. 5707, for lhe pur chace of tta8EI4of SE« of Section 81. in and few) a great deal hatter.** If yon Township No. 2!». LoU 1 and 2 of Section • teTwwnsbip No. 80 South, of Range bare any trouble with yoor stomach S°- No. 14 West, and will offer proof to show try a box of three Tablets. Yon are that the land sought ie more veloable for iu Umber or stone than for agricultural por eertain to ba plaaaad with the reanlt. pome, and to eetsMM htadslm to said land before 0. T, Bl omen rot ber. U. 8. Commis Prieo 25 cants. For eala by C. I. •loner at bis offios at Bandon. Cooe County, Lows. Oregon, on SaurdAV. the Mb day of Decem ber. 1908. He namoe aa witneeMo : 3. H. 17OR SALE-ISO aerm of land; 1» acre. Jonse, 3. H. Tooker, J. M. Adame, and J. A* creek bottom, oovered with skier and B. Marehall, Hr., alt of Bandon. Cooe Coun Mlmoo brush; 7 seres pl< w land sod 12 ty, Oregoo. seme ia pasture; beam aad oetbuildiaiae; Any and all perenne niai min« adveraely tbe 18 mtlee Boats ot Bandon, on Four-mils above-deaeribed lands are reqoMUd to file •*re*i pries 91^600. For particulars mMrsm their eiaime in thia offiee on or before said P. A Tniaaan.8M Shaner 8L, PortlaiMi, Or. 54h day of December. 1908- 3. T. B bidous , Independent and relleM«-The Oregon- «■»Stw* 1 "P** Orepeniaa. To be had in Dry Goods. Clolhinu. 8 hoes nu<] oilier goods that muht be »old to make room for more. Racket Store »■■k i l l Tr»«bl«. CLOTHING A handsomely lllnatrated weekly. Lumet Hr- eolation of any edenUSo Journal. Term», *3 a rear : four month», »L Sold brail newadMlm. Coquille, Oregon. Samples esn be found In the saloons. All Kinds of Goods For Summer Wear. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. /1 ■ ■ j ; ■ Repairing a Specialty. The old man, recognizing hia qussliuusr aa a man of rank, pulled off bis oap and bowed humbly; but nevertheless, there was a proud flash in his faded eyes as be answered quietly: “My Lord, something over a hund red years ago a mao named John Wesley cams to these parts,” and with that the old peasant walked on. It would be interesting to know just what the nobleman thought as he pursued bis thirsty way. But what a splendid testimony was this to the preaching of John Wesley! For more then a century the word that be had spoken for bis Master had kept the curse of 4runkenn«wa ont of that village; and who can estimate the in] Prop. Menta Delivered to persons living on tha River, or along the Mage Ronte NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. TluilrerM.and Act. Jure 3, 1878. U nitid S tatxs L axii Omcx, Roar burg On-gon, August 25th. 1903. Notice ie hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the net of Oingre»» of June 3, 1878. entitled "An not for the snle of timber Imide in tbe State» of California. Oregon. Nevndn, »nd Washington Terri tory.” ns extended to nil the Public Land Stnte* by net of August *. 1892. William Dealer in Harnen A Saddles and all James, of Myrtle Point, Co.inty of Coo», kinds of leather wares kept in a harness State of Oregon, has this ilsy filed in this offioe bis sworn ststeiuent No. 5li56 for the shop. purchase of the SEW of SEW ftnt* Lot 5 of Section No. 33. io Township No. 27 8., of R. No. 14 W., mid will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its tim ber or »tone than for agricultural purposes, William Gallier will not *■ my agent at and to establish his olatin to said land before Bandon and all orders left with him for C. T. Blumenrotber, U. 8. Comtu asiouer nt goods or repairs will reoeive prompt atten Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, on Friday, the 20t.h day of November 1903. He iiaiuea tion as witnesses, Shelvey Mnndv, of Bandon, Oregon, Anna Mundy, ot Baudon, Oregon, True Barrows, of Hnllaids, Oregon, aud Glen Cox, of Bandon, Oregon. Any and all persona claiming advrrscly the aliove deecribed lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before ------- FOB ------- said 201 b day of November, 19<i3. J. T. BRIDGES, Sept 10 Register. In one of her lectures, Frances Willard told the story of a young nobleman who found himself in a little village away off iu Cornwall, where be never bad been before. It wan a hot day, aud he was thirsty, and his thirst increased aa he rode up and down tbs village streets seeking iu vain for a place where something stronger than water could be bad. At last be stopped, and made impa Qbo to til® tient inquiry of an old peasant who was on hie way home after a day of toil. “How is it that I can’t get a glass of liquor anywhere iu thia wretched Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Under wear, village of youraT” be demanded Kmbmldered Silks, Ratine, Ijarea, H»ml harshly. E. DYER Agent, Bandon, Oregon. SWAYNE 4 HOYT, Agent, 226 Battery Street, San Franoisoo. California. BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. HEADCHEESE and VEAL alwaya on band. Church Directory C. 11. LEEP, CAPT. C. P. JENSEN Boots and Shoe« WIHE°'CARDUI “A Maa Named Johu Wesley.’’ Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth fcr $1, but you The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer, can get your money’s worth at Late one autumn a whaler on her return voyage drew up in front of a populous village on an island in thu northern part of the Behring Sea. A lively trade ensued with the ualives, who were anxious to make their bar gains quickly and go in pursuit of For m I t I c « and literature. «trine •ym¡•10411«, I he Ijadlwe’ AdviaOt f the walrus, which were then passing iMPiit. Tito OlMulaiKMCa Mudlvbw C Ciatuwxo* <a, Tanu. 0 and which every year provided the winter's food supply. But in addi tion to the legitimate articles of trade a couple of kegs of strong rum were Vl—n ■ I I fim i M i mHninrfiiwr.rT M ri# put ashore, and the schooner sailed away for San Francisco w th ail the wealth of the village. By the time the natives bad finished the rum and M. E. Carmen. got over its affects, the walrus bad all Preaching servioe every 2nd and 4th Sun passed, there was no supply of food day at 11 A. M. and 8i P. M. put up for the winter, and ice was Sunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M. beginning to drift iu the sea. The Epworth League . 7:P. M. result was inevitable. The next whal Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M. W. H. M btkbs , Pastor. er tbst called at the island whs able to take home an interesting collection of bonea and skulls of liie Eskimo typo to an ethnological inatiintiou, but there was no man, woman, or child left to live on the rum-stricken island, to tell the story of starvation and death.—From “Through the Sub- artic Foreal,” By Waahington Bike. fluence for good thus exerted upon the lives of those sturdy peasants? What nobler memorial could bo de- aired by any Christian minister* newer« ef Olatueonts for CeSkrvh that CeeSalea ■ereury. Druggist and ROOT^ SHOES Where The Honey Goes. «12 78 25 12 50 10 00 , 16 00 i 89 08 1 10 00 i 16 00 18 00 , 49 OO 59 00 57 50 | U00 120 1)0 it 00 8 00 00 12 30 88 71 Baade.. Oreg.a. W. C. T. U. COLUMN 15 0Q 800 18 50 , roo i 21 00 1 16 00 ' 15 00 1 14 00 80 00 11 144 7 198 5 LOWE, CLARENCE Y. *• B. L. Byer, a vail known coopor of this town, ssys bo believes Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera snd Diarrhoea Remedy saved bio life last summer. He had been sick for a month with Is just In receipt of a new and what the doctors call biliouadyentery fresh stock of sod could get nothing to do him any good until ho tried this remedy. It Drugs and Chemicals, gave him immediate relief,” aaya B. Patent and Proprietary Preparations T. Little, merchant, Hancock, Md, Telegram i Th» golden role, if ap Toilet Articles, For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist. plied literally, would not only solve Druggists Hundí-lea. labor troubles, but every other trouble P xbfümxs , B bushxs , S ponoks , S oaps under the sun, from divorce-seekers N uts and C andixh . to difficulties in the police depart Cigar., Tobáceos aud Cigarettes. The next W O T U meeting takes ment. Paints. Oils. Glasses, and Painter's Supplied place Tuesday, at 2:30, P. M, at the M. E. Church. 26 00 45 00 » 00 »7# 5 00 38 00 81 75 eooo It Save« Hie Leg, P. A. Danforth of LaGrange, Ga., suffered for six months witL a fright ful runc-ng sore on bis leg; but writes that Bucklsn’a Arnica Salve wholly cured it iu five day*- ^or Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it’s tbs beet salve in the world. Cor» guaranteed. Only 25 eta. For sale by C, Y. Lowe, Drug gist Leaves Bandon every morning, except Sunday, at 7:30 o'clock and makes connec tions with the trsin and steamer Myrl at 10-30 a. m. st Coquille City. Leaves Coquille City at 12-30 p ni- arriv ing al Bandon at 4:30 p. m. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. TlepurtmeNt Tl»e Interior, UurrsD H tatbs L and Omoi at R osbbubo O uboon . Sept. 13. 196B. Notice is hereby given tbst tbe following- named settler baa filed notioe of bis inten tion to make final (commutation) proof in eopport of bis claim, and that Mid proof will be made before Charles T. Blumen- rotber. U. 8. Commissioner st Bandon. Ore gon,on OCTOBER 30, 1908. via: Shelves Mnndv. on H. E. 118(51. for the EX of N*K. «nd NEW of HEM. Lots 3 and 4, Beetion 83. Tp. 27 8. R 14 Wmt. He names tbe following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of Mid land, via: Ire L. Barrows, of Bollards. Oregon. Glen Cox.'of Bandon. Oregon. Henry Hermann, of Bollsrda, Oregon, C. Barry, of Bandon. Oregon. 3. T. Rainons. pin ltegLter E l D orado What We Can Do For You TONSORIAL PARLORS P. B. HOYT, Prop Located In EL DORADO BUILDING, First Street, BANDON. OKKflflM SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES. Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain Tab. Hot or Cold Hath. »5 cent.. TRKSPAM NOTICK. Noltoe 1« hereby given to all persons not to trrspaso upon the premises of Dr. Kenyon, »ilnstt-d between Floras Lake and tbs coun ty mnd. tr NcTthoro Crrry Ay rsmovfna, ent line, or destroying limiter upon said land, «25 reward will be paid for informa tion leading to a conviction of trespass as stated above. Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14. 1901. PETER NELSON, Agent NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Laud, Act J»»* 3, 1878. United Staten Land Office, Roeeburg Oregon. August 3, 1903. Notion ia hereby given that in oomplianoe with tbe provisions of the sot of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the Mie of timber lands in tbe States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri tory.” M extended to all tbe Public Land States by sot of Alignât 4.1892. Anna Jones, of near Bandon. Bandon P. O.. County of Coos, State of Oregon, has this day llled in t hia office ber sworn statement No. 6672 for the pnrobaae of the NW of N WU and NWJ< NEW »? »O. 12, and SWU of HEW of Hec 1, in Township No. 30, South of Range No. 15 West, and will offer proof to show that the land nought ie more valuable foe its timber or atone than for agricultural purpose», and to eat»bliah her claim to »aid land before C. T. Hlnmenmtber. U. H. Commissioner for Dietrict of Oregon, al his i.ffioe at Butte Creek Oregon, on Monday the 19fh day of Octolier, 190(1. Sha names M witneaaee : K. P. H nu i, Delos Gardner, J. H. Tucker, 3. H. Jones, all of Bandon, Coos Coonly, Ore gon. Anv and all persona elaiming adversely lhe above described land» are requested to file their claims in this office on or before •aid 19th. day of October. 1WB. 3. T. B uipom , nugl3 Regrater. To IboM who pay up arrearage» and a year in ndvauoe, and to all new enbneri- bera who pay in advanoe, we make the followiug propoaitiot, oompriung aeveral different oonpleta to eelect from ■ I'aics or P ublic »noMa ran Y bas . B amdon R bcobdib San Franoiaoo Bulletin Portland Evening Telegram Weekly Oregonian Appeal to Keaaon |2 S 5 1 00 80 00 60 to Owr Offer. The Bnl.'-t.Vj Jia oae zjf lbe teed’nc rtt^> of the Weal, and la a daily publiabed in Ran Franoiaoo, and givea all tbe nena. Uur offeo Includes the Sunday Bulletin. Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. 87 00 Recorder and Bulletin, one month G5 Tbe Portland Evening Telegram ia leaned six times s week. It gives sll the news that ia worth reading and up to lime of going to preaa, much of it being 24 bon re freaber tba* when it reaebea here through any other journal. lteoorder and Telegram one year. •> 60 For a weekly newspaper the Weekly Ore gon I an leads in tbe Northwest, and givea all tbe newa nasally oontaitxd in a weekly paper. 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