Bandon recorder., October 15, 1903, Image 4

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BATID M. NTITT,
YDITOB AMD PROPRIETOR.
CLARENCE Y. LCV.t,
W. C. T. U. COLUMN
A Tbuughtfu! M mu .
M. M Austin, of Winchester, lud ,
The next W C T U meeting takes
knew wbat to do iu the uour of need.
His wife bad such au unusual case of place Tuesday, al 2:30, P. M., at the
stomach ami Liver trouble, physicians M. E. Cbnreh.
could not help her. He thought of
Te «upe rance.
and tried Dr. King's New Life Pills,
nrrsaii ibamb ago .
and she got relief at once, and was
lorn; I stood
finally cured. Only 25ets at Lowe » 1 waadcruJ to tbe
betide tbe bar
Drug Store.
Bttndun, Oregon,
Druggist and
Apothecary.
Is just ill receipt of a new and
Ire ah «tuck of
When Hi» Wife «track.
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The walking delegate never tired of
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talking about the »trike. He held
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that it waa jnatified, if ever e »trike
TMS paper is entered at the Bandon post watt, and he was prepared to demon­
office as Second-class Matter.
strate that it was perfectly proper to
■trike to secure a desired result. He
THURSDAY. OCT. 15. 1903-
told hi» wife eo, says the Albany Ar.
gus, and she appeared to agree with
9C
bi tn. She said it seemed tbe easiest
EDITORIAL.
way.
A New York mao laughed himself
That night when be came homo be
to death at a joke that whs got off in found that tbe table was not set.
r theatre, and now the unenlightened
‘T want a new dress," sbe said when
in wondering if the jester really got. be asked wbat tbe trouble was.
off something new.
ul know. You've been bothering
War rumors from the Orient are me for that dress for a month,” be
again coming thick and fast. Lately said, ‘‘but bow about supper!"
“There isn’t any," she replied; “ibis
ft was Persia and the Turk, but now
that oonditiona have quieted down for is a strike."
“A strike!’•’
0 time in that quarter, the military
“Yes. I’ve been trying to secure a
activity of Ja tan has set the Russian
bear to growling, and it ie just possi­ peaceable settlement of this trouble
ble that there will be a fearful seat for some time; now, I've struck."
taring of the peaceful intentions
“Do you dare—’’
which tbeee two nations claim toward
“Ob, don’t talk to me that way! If
I can’t get you to arbitrate, why, I’ve
each other.
It is bnt a few years since Russia got to strike.”
“But, Mary, you don’t understand."
palled a peace conference of the na­
“Ob, yes, I do. I’ve made my de­
tions of ths world, and since that
mands, and they’ve been refused. I've
tjme there has been more actual war
than was waged in a quarter of a cen­ asked for arbitration with a view to
tury before, although it has been but compromise, and that also has been
a half a decade since the conference. refused. A strike is all there is left,
Russia seems to have been foremost and I've struck.”
“But your demands are unreasons
in bringing about the conference, but
although advocating peace measures, ble.”
“I don’t think they are.”
she hM never ceased war preparation,
“You’re no judge.*’
and now is said to be getting ready as
‘•You’re the judge of your own do-
fast as expedient for the fray that is
inands
when you strike, and I want
evidently coming on, sooner or later
something. It’s no use talking. The
in the far east
strike's on.”
She folded her nrms in a determin­
Noah was the first man to advertise.
He advertised the flood and it came ed way, and he-subsided. It was.
all right. The fellows who laughed perhaps, half an hour later when he
at th* advertising got drowned and it looked up and said:
served them right. Ever since Noah s
‘•Well, wbat are you going to do
time the advertiser has beeu prosper­ about it 4”
ing, while the other fellow is being
“Nothing," she replied. “The strike
swallowed up in the flood of disaster. is still on.”
—Exchange.
“Aren't you hungry?"
“No. I saw that, there was some
■k To!’th tor Tooth Mmanrc ting in tlx treasury before tbe strike
was ordered.”
Chicago, Oct. U).—“Organized cap­
“Msaning tbe pantry*” be remark­
ital, through its anti boycott and em­
ed
ployer-.’ Hs-ociutious must stop its mid
“Meaning the pantry," sherepvuted.
pn the savings of the trade unions, or
“I believe I’ll get a bite," he Mid,
ibe ugiin men will withdraw $31X1,
“It’s locked,” slie replied. “The
pOO.OOi) from tbe banks."
reserve is to be used to keep the strike
Such is tbe atatement made by
going. You can't touch tbe striker's
Íbomas I. Kidd, vice-president of the
resources."
mericao F-ed.rt|tipn of Labor, after
“Be careful, Mary!" be said, warn-
so inneatigation of tbe damage anita
ingly. “If I sliuj off the cash— "She
which the American Anti-Boycott Aa-
nodded towards the locked pantry.
aociation and Employ-era’ Association
“I can stick it out a week.” she re­
have filed against trade unions within
turned. Five or ten minutes later he
tbe last three mouth«.
proposed that tboy compromise on tbe
Mr. Kidd intimated that it was
basis of ten dollars.
witbin the power of union labor to
“Twenty,” she said, firmly.
{brow this oouotry iuto a financial
“But I can't afford it,” he protested.
panic by taking from circulation tbe
“That's your business," sbo an­
1300,000,000. which he saya that labor
oontroja.
swered. “I offered to arbitrate ouce.
Io this connection it may be stated
It was ten o'clock that night when
that the money stock of the country
be finally gave in, and somehow he
approximates ¥2,275,000,000.
felt be bad experienced a new phase
* ‘
of the strike business. It looked dif­
Starved la a Land of Plenty.
ferent from tbe other side of the
San Bernardino, Cal., Oct 7.—Mrs. fence.—Exchange.
William Stephens died this morning
from actual starvation. The family
The Commoner; Turkey is safe un­
came here some months ago from the til the members of the European con­
East. Stephens could not get suffi­ cert can agree which shall have the
cient work to keep hie family provided white meat.
for.
Recently neighbors reported to the
How's Thia?
Associated Charities that tbe family
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
was in a starving condition. Mrs.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
James Boyd, president of the society,
cannot be cured|)by Hall’s Catarrh
palled at tbe bouse and was shocked
Cure.
at the eight which confronted ber.
F. J. C hexiv & Co., Props, Toledo,
lira. Stephens bad been confined
Ohio.
two weeks before, and siuce then had
We, the undersigned, have known
Received no core for herself or babe,
F. J. Cheney, for the last 15 years
even being without the common ne­
and believe biui perfectly honorable
cessities of life, Mrs. Boyd purchas­
in all business transactions and tinau-
ed some provisions, and while in the
ciall v able to carry out any obligations
aet pf frying some meat the three lit-
made by their firm.
tie children crowded about her.
\\ est & Tauax, Wholesale Drug­
enatebed the meat from the pan and
gists. Toledo. Ohio.
obewed it raw like wild beasts.
W aliuxo . K hwax A M ai . vis , Whole-
They then seized the loaves of
salo Druggist», Toledo, Ohio.
<>read, too famished to wait to have
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
them pot, and tolled the bread in
uaUy-, actlE^ifrsctly-tipaa th® hlcxv?
great mouthfuls. It was the first
and mucous surfaces of the system.
pqnare meal that they had had for
Price 75cts per bottle. Sold by all
weeka
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall's family Pills are the best.
Came ef Lockjaw*
Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by a
bacillus or germ which exists plenti­
fully in street dirt. It is inactive so
long as exposed to tbe air, but when
carried beneath tbe skin as in the
wonnde caused by percussion caps or
by rusty nails, and when tbe air is
excluded, ths germ is roused to activ­
ity and produces the most virulent
poison known. These germs may be
destroyed and all danger of lockjaw
avoided by applying Chamberlain’»
Pain Balm freely as soon as the inju­
ry is received. Pein Belin is en snti-
septic, and causes cuts, bruises and |
like injuries to h»n? wlthont nmtnrn
Hou and io one third ibe time r^
qnircd by th.» nsnal treatment. It is'
’<>. snle bv (I Y Lowe, Druggist
Not n Love Kiss.
Winnemucca, Nev , Oct. A—Harry
Egbert, tbe desperado who killed two
men at White Horse, Harney Conuty,
Oregon, Munday merning. and escaped
across tbe line into Nevada, is still at
large, bnt is known to be witbin a few
miles of W’innemnecs, ou a jaded
horse, and out of food supplies. His
capture is looked for at any time.
One of the most determined men
on Lis trad is a Deputy Sheriff from
Harney County, who was present
when Egbert started to leave tlm
scene of the double mnr-lt r Egberi
held the Deputy covered, snd threat* i
suing to shoot him dead if h« dt 1 t ot
ober, .wiprlle.l him tv approach end!
kins’1 » good bye
a bad cigar;
Tbe same old ketf« and ju^« were there, the
ones we used to kuow
When we were ou the round up, Tom, tome
fifteen years a^o.
I asked about onr old-time friends, those
cherished sporty men,
And some were in the puorbouse, Tom, and
aouie were in tbe pen;
And one, tbe one we liked the best, the bantf-
inau laid hitn low *,
The world is much the same, dear Tom, as
fifteen years a«o.
New crowds line up against Ike bar, aud call
for criuiaou driuk;
New hands are trembling as they pour tbe
stuff they shouldn’t drink,
But still the same old watchword rings,
‘•This round’s on me, you know!”
The same old cry of doom we heard some
fifteen years ago.
I wandered to the churchyard, Torn, and
there 1 saw tbe graves
Of those who used to drown themselves in
red fermented waves,
And there were women sleeping there where
grass aud daisies grow,
Who wept and died of brokeu hearts, some
fiteun years ago.
And there were graves where children sleep,
have slept for ninny a year,
Forgetful of tbe woes thut urnrLtd their fit­
ful sujouiu here,
Aud ’i.ealh a tall, white monument, in death
•
there iieth low,
The man who used to «ell tbe booze some
fifteen yearn ago,
—J. S. Holden, in bt. Louis Globe Deiuocjrat.
When Will They Learn?
Tbe unfortuuniH victims of drink do
not 6eem to realize that tboy urn en­
riching tbe coffers of dritik-itellers
who care nothing for them or their
helpless families. They seem not to
know that the traffic is faateued on tho
people by tbe state, not for their kc
commodatiou, but for the sake of tbe
revenue, every dollar of which comes
out of the pockets of fbe drinkers.
Tbe poor victims stand aniHZed at the
high license fees which the sellers
hand over to the government with
such ease, utterly unconscious, it
seeing, that every time they pay for a
driuk, they are robbing their wives
and children to help the saloon keep­
ers pay their licenses and live in lux­
ury. When will these victims learn
that tbe saloon is tbe greatest enemy
to God and man in all the world?—
Now Orleans Christian Advocate.
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Bobbed the Grave.
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
Drugs and Chemicals,
And drank a bowl of lemonade, and imoked
BUB8CB1PTIUN BATES.
j. Denholm
1
’S
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Druggist» Mundrlea.
P erfumes , B rushes , S fonoes , S oaps
N uts and C andibs .
Miss Ida. M. Snyder,
Cigars, Tobacco« an<l Cigarette«.
Taints. Oils. Glasses, and Fainter’« Supplied
Treasnrvr «< tbe
Bro»lal>a bust Ku«l Art «nN.
■■ If women would pay mon attention to
their health we would have more happy
wives, mother« and daughter«, and it they
would ob«erva result« they would find
that the doctor«' prescription« do not
perform the many cure« thty arc given
credit for.
** In consult Hint with my druggist ha ad-
vised McElrec «'»
’. Wine
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of Csrdui and Thed-
ford*« Black-Draught, and to I took it and
have every reason to thank him for a new
life opened up to me with restored health,
and it only took three months to cure me.”
Wine of Cardui is a regulator of the
menstrual functions and is a most as­
tonishing tonic for women. It cures
scanty, suppressed, too frequent, irreg­
ular and painful menstruation, falling
of the womb, whites and flooding. It
is helpful when approaching woman­
hood, during pregnancy, after child­
birth and in change or life. It fre­
quently brings a dear baby to homes
that have been barren for years. All
druggists have $1.00 bottles of Wine
of Cardui.
1 1OOTH
SHOES
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds
Suite Made to Measure.
_—
AGENT FOR WARNER S RUST PROOF CORSET.
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
“Chico,”
M. BREUER’S
Healer iu Boot» nnd Shoe»
CAPV. C. P. JENSEN.
Repairing’neatly and promptly done nt
lowest living price«.
This Steamer will give a regular today Service between Coquille River. Oregon, and San
Francisco. California, for both passengers and freight.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
J. WALDVOGEL & SON P rops.
Frcsh Meats, Bost Quality
Church Directory
E DYER Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
HWAYNE <t HOYT. Agent, 220 Battery Street, San Franciwo. California.
Bandon Meat Market,
T
All kind« kept,
BOLOGN A S \ US AG S, H E A D CHE ES E
nnd VEAL always on bund,
M. E. Ciiui.CH.
Prenchint! service every 2nd and 4th Sun­
day nt 11 A M. and 8» P. .VI.
Stind ty School every Sunday at 10, A. M.
CORNED BEEF.
PICKLED PORK
Epworth Le««ue . 7:T. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M.
W. H. MjErnss, Pualor.
BUTTER. EGG. nnd
FRUIT nnd VEGETABLES
of r.!! kinds.
Will Keep on Hund at all Times
Fresh Beef. Pork, Mutton, Smoked F.Tcats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetable», Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Furm Produce.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc.
Menta Delivered to pcraoua living on tin
Hiver, or along the 'tage Konto
I-Iai ■ness
Maker
50 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
Anderson Prop.
Spring and Summer Goods.
All Kinds of Qools For
tfamniet Wvar.
Ludio.’ Jsokets nud
Capes.
A Large Stock Just
Received.
GENTS’ FUBXI3HING GOODS.
Coquille, Oregon
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing
T rade M arks
D esigns
C opyrights A c .
Dealer in Harne« & Saddles and all
kinds of leather wares kept in a harness
shop.
Anyone «ending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion freo whether an
Invention is probably patentable. Communica­
tions Htrictîy confidential. Handbook on Patent«
sent fre«. Oldest «ticncy for securing patents.
Patent« taken tbroutfh Munn A Co. receive
»ptrüil nnticé, without charge, in the
Repairing a Specialty.
Scientific American.
William Gallier will act as my agent at
Bandon and all orders left with him for
good a or repair« will receive prompt alten*
I ion
A handsomely lllnntrated weekly. Largest cir­
culation of any scientific journal. Terms, 83 a
year : four months, f L Sold by all newsdealers.
Boots and Shoes
N. I-OKENZ’S STORE
ÜUNN&Co.»'"—’KewVork
Branch Office, 635 F 8t^ Washington. D. C.
A startling incident is narrated by
Go to tlio
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
John Oliver of Philadelobia, ns fol­
Timber I and .let, June 3, 1878.
lows: “1 was in nu awful condition.
T’ nith » S tatfs L amp C itice , Roscbarg
My skiu was almost yellow, eyes
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I Oregon. Angu.'t 25»h, 1903.
N - tiro i.< hereby ?»iv<-r th,at in compliance
sunken, tongue coated, pain continu­
with the pr*ni.-ions <>f the pct of Cong.i ss
ally iu back and sides, no appetite, Ladies Gents and Childrens Under­ • >r June 3. 1878, entitled ”An act for the sale
of timber lands in the Sta'ca <>f California,
wear
growing weaker day by day. Three
Oregon, Nevada, r.nd \Vr.Bhit»gtoii Ttrn
physicians bad given me up. Then I Kinbro!<h red Filka, Satins. Laces, Hand- tory.” as extended t-o all the Public Land
States by act of Auiinst 4. 1892. William
kcrtltkh, Neck-lira biiapeudera,
was advised to use Electric Bitters;
James, of Myrtle Point, Uo.iuty of Co »s,
Liulles’ Hose, Gcutle-
Stnle of Oregon, ha« this day ti'< d ir. this
to my great joy, the first bottle made
tnon'a Hose,
office hi« s.v-jrn stat. 01011! No. 6656 f. r the
a decided improvement. I continued
purolinae of the SEI4 of SEX rtu‘i D t 5 of
Stction No. 33. in Township No. 27 S , of R.
Lilies Outing-Flcitel Under-Skirts,
their U6e for three weeks, and atu now
No. 14 W., ur.d will ( lit 1 proof to show that
GL iks ware, Writing Tablets,
a well man. I know they robbed tbe
the land «ought i - more valuable for its tim­
ber or stone than for ngricultnra! purposes,
grave of another victim.” No one Ml kinds of Notions, and things too mi- nnd
to establish hi< claim to said land before
rat rous to mention nnd «ave money.
should fail to try them. Only 50 cis, >
C. T. Blumenrftther. U.S. Oommiwwr nt
At»s. J ames C aktwííiuht , Prop.
Bandon, <’ ooh County, Oregon, on Friday,
guaranteed at Lowe’s drug store.
the 2'tth day of November ¡993. He names
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
isjUiiBWireiff
l.locRet Store
Fuxteat Time on Recor’.
BANDON BREWERY,
Berlin, Oct, 6.—Au electric car ou
C. GEHRIG Proprietor
the Marieufeide-Zossen experimental
line reached a speed of 125 4-5 miles
MANUFACTURER OF
per hour to day, or a kilomoter morn
than the highest previous record. Tbe
machinery and roadbed were unim­
paired.
Tbe current was betweeu
Hnvp on hand and will keep constantly
13,000 anti 14,<k)0 volts, capable of for the t-ndfc and family nse, brand* of tbo
best quality.
driving tbe ear at the rate of over 2(X)
miles. The lives of all on board the
Goods dellvr’rd fire of charge at any
experimental cur were heavily in­ tea«onable diatnnee.
aured.
Snniplescan be fonnd In the saloons.
Beer, Porter and Ale. i
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A Great Nenaatlon.
There was a big sensation in Lees­
ville, Ind., when \V. B. Brown, of that
place, who was expected to die, had
his life saved by Dr. King's New Dis­
covery for Consumption. He writes:
“I endured insufferable agonies from
Asthma, but your New Discovery
gave me immediate relief, aud soon
thereafter effected a complete cur».
Similar enres of Consumption, 1‘nen
moina, Br<>iici>:tia aud Grip i>ro an-
merotis. It’s tbo peerless remedy for
all throat and lung troubles. Price
50c and 91.00. Guaranteed by C. Y
Lbwe, Cruggist. Trial bottles i«se.
A recognised
oregoHiaa.
authority—The
Weekly
L’OU SALE—160 acres of land; 130 acres
1
creek bottoni, covered with «Ider and
«Almon brush; 7 «ere« pl« w l«nd and 12
acres in pa«tnre: house and onlbnildincrH:
10 mde« Hotjth of Bandon, on F<>nr-mile
(’reek; priceftl.500. For pnrticnlnra «ddrees
P. 8. Truman, 394 Shaner 8t., Portland, Or.
Do You
Know the News
ïrSTÏou cnn have it nil for
öoc
Per
.nniitb
in tbe Evenirne TeUfiran», of Pnriland,
< Ireeon. It i* the largad evening new«-
p-»pe pijbhwheri in Oregon: it ountaina
all th new« of tbe «tate and «»f the
uA'ioi
Try it for « month. A Fnmple
e pv Wk. Ibe mail'd toyoti free. Ad«ireM<
The Telegram,
roRTf.ANl», our..
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878.
U sitbu S tiths L and O wcb , at R osk -
dvbo . O bboon , Sept. 12,1MB.
Notice i» hereby given ih-it in conifbnnce
with the provisions of the act of Concretm
of June 3. 1S7S, entitled "An act for the ssle
of timber lands in tbe States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Wa-hington Terri
tory," a « extended to all the Public Laud
Stnti ■ by not of August. 4. letr.b William I).
Mar-hall of Bandon, Connly of Coos, State
of Oregon, Ims this dev filed in thia office
his sworn etatenient No. 5707, for the pur­
chase of the BE1, of HE'X of Section 31, in
Township No. 211, Lot« 1 and 2 of Section
No fi in I’ownship No. 311 South, of Range
No. H *WeM, and Wlil odlif proof U. ehow
that the land sought is lucre valuable for its
timber or stone than for apricaitnral pur­
pose». nnd to establish hie claim loaaid land
bi-fore C. T. Blnmenrother, U. S. Commis­
sioner at his office at. Bandon. Coos County,
Oregon. ou tin<uxi»>. Oto Mh dr.J >’f Dtceu:
her. lh08
He name« an witnesses: J. H.
Jones. J. H. Tucker, J. M. Adams, and J.
It. Marshall. Sr., all of Bandou, Cooa Coun­
ty. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their elaims in Ibis office on or before said
5th day of December, ItXKl.
•
J. T. B bidgbs ,
Register.
trpt?4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of Tl»e Intetlor.
L and OrncB at R o * kbukg . Oregon, 8*«pt.
21. 1WJ».
Notice in hereby given I bat the following
named settler han filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of bis
claim, snd that said proof will be made be
fore J. H. Upton. U. 8 CoaaniiiMioner, at
I as ngl<►!«, Oregon, on
NOVEMBER IÎ, 1M3.
vis; George D. Elgin. on Hd. E. No. 12037,
fartheSWkof NKU, Section U. Lot« 12
Section 10, Tp 32. Sonth. R. U. West. He
n*mes the following wimes-e» to pr >ve his
oontinnon« resMl^nce njw.n and cultivation
of said land- vit; W. 8. Gne-nr, of Langlois,
Oregon. J. P. Rnvell. ef 1 angloi*. Oregon.
C. W. Znm* alt, of port Orford. Oregon, and
Cyras Msdd«-ti, uf Port Orford. Otego«.
J. T. R bidors .
Octi
Rattier.
n;< witnes.-e«, Shalvey Mundy, of Bandon,
Oregon, Anna Mundv, of Bandon, Oregon,
Lee Barrows, of Bnliatds Or.-^on, and Glen
Ct‘X, of Bandon, Oregon.
Any nnd all |tersons claiming ndversfly
the nia>ve de«.cril»e<t lends -.re requested to
file their clnints in thi« nffi.--e op ur before
said 20th day of November, 1P03.
J. T BRIDGES.
8-cpl 10
Register.
Now is the time to buy.
will be disposed of nt prices that will astou.sli
Other bargains
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DISPATCH
To be bad in Dry Good«. Clot kina. >bceq
and other geoda that nmfit br w«!d to lunkQ
Phoenix Family Flour
Tiie IPorfoct IFrocLi-iot. of
£3elootoci Ga-liforriia. Wheat,
wivaiitcccl.
ICvei’y fSaclc
Yuiir Money Back if it Don’t Suit,
For Salo Exclusively by
SANDERSON BROS., Bandon.
E l D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS
Located In EL DORADO BUILDING,
Pint Street, BANDON. Oil KUO N
8HAVING,
SHAMPOOING
AND
Two U h per* for the Pile« of One.
You
Get the N cwh of the World and
the Local News ’I brown
in in a Bargain.
P. B. HOYT, Prop
HAIR
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain
Tub. Hot or Cold Hatha 25 cents.
THKSPABS NOTH’K,
Nntine is hereby «iven to all person« not
t<> tr»-»pa«H npon the premise«of Dr. Kenyon.
Miuntud I m tween Flora« Lake and the comi­
ty road, in Northern Gurry, by removin«.
c iHi.ku. »>’•
tlr-h-r sjvvosi
land. A25 reward will be paid for inforrna
tion lendirvj to a conviction of trcripa«» ««
MM Ct I nl’Ove.
Dated at Bandon, Oreonn. March It. 1901.
TETER NELSON, Atient.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Tlinhvr Loud, Act June 3, 1873.
Leaves Bniulnn every morning, except
Unit'd State» Land Oflloe, Roseburg
Sundny, st 7:30 o'clock »nd makes connec­ Oregon. August 3, 1903.
tions with tbe train end steamer Myrl at
Notice is hereby given that in ooroplisnoe
10:80 a. in. st Coqoille City.
Leaves Cequille City at 12:30 p m„ arriv­ with the provision» of tbe not of Congress
of June 8, 1K7S, entitled “An sot tor tbe »sie
ing at Bandon at 4:30 p. in.
of timber lands in tbe St»tes of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
torr,” »» extended to all the Public Land
Department Of The Interior,
Htntra bv aet of August 4, tW2. Anna Jones,
UxTTBD STATU« LAND OrFld AT RoHBBUBG of near Bsndon. Bandon P. O.. County of
Cooa, State of Oregon, baa this dav filed in
O kkgo N, Si-pt. 12. 1JKI3.
thia office ber sworn statement No. 5572 for
Notice 1« hereby given that the folinwlng-
nained R*ttler ha r filed notice of bi« inU n- th°
_ r
purcbaae
_______ of Ib« NW of N WI, and NWl$
NEV of Sec.
Hee. 12,
12. «nd
snd 8WW
8 of SE^
8Ei< of 8eo.
Boo 1,
tion to make final (comuonlntion) proof in ' NEW
~
‘ ■ *'
“ * South
’ tb of Rnnge
«npport of bi« claim, and that «aid proof , in Township
No. 30,
Range No. 15
will be rnsde before Cfisrles T. Blnmen
West, and will offer proof to show that tb.
t’other. U. 8. CowmifUtioner at Bandon, Ore- . lat’d «onght. i« more valnaole for it« timber
nr h I oik - than for agncoharal pnrpMieA, and
Rot)ton
trvtfl
I «•» o«»abl'»h her claim to ««id land before
OCrOBLK S3, HMH.
|c T irnmenrntbtr v, r . Commi*«ioner
Oregon, at hi« office at Bntte
visi Hltelvey
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w.«. of . t HEW,
.„.
Jx>ta
the EW of NEq, and . NEi<
l<ots • f , pj.jj Oreerm. on Monday the 19th day of
3rnd 4, Sectton ¡St. Tp. 27 8. It. 11 West. O. tnber, 1903. She names as witne««^«: K.
He ns me» the following «‘tne«»esto prove P. Hunt, Delos Gardner» J. H. Tucker, J.
his annlinnotM rssidonoe Opon and coltiva­ H. J<»n(«. all of Bandon, Coo« Unonly, Ore
ti, o of sold land, viz:
g«»n.
I» L. Barrows, i f Rnllnrds. Oregon. (Hen
Anv «nd all person« claiming adversely
C- x, of Bandon, Oregon, Henry Hermann, the above d»**crtbed lands nre r?qn»«»ed to
of EtallarJs, Oregon. C. Barry, of Bandon, file their claims in thi« office on or before
Oregon.
»aid 19th. day i f Oetober. lfXH.
J. T. B bidoics ,
J T. R rtpokm ,
augl.3
Register.
Hegt ¿1er.
plS
THOMAS WHITE. Master
while there are
room for luora.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
[limber Land. Act June 3, 1878.]
U n FTKD STATS'» L a XD OrFIOC, R 1SJSBURU
Oiini 'N. August 27. 1903.
fUOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
’’ com; Rance with ;he provisions < f the
act of Cmigre.'s of June 3, Li78. entitled ‘ An
act for the .*ate of tiinb' r lands in the
State« of California. (>rvg< n. Nevada, and
Washington Territory,” as extended to nil
( the Public Land State« by act of August 4.
1392. Gilbert G Kennedy. <'f Bmdon. county
<>f Coos, State of Oregon, has this day filed
in this effioe his aworfi statement No. 5 61.
for the purchase of the L its 3 and 4. and
SV 1^ of SVVI4 of Section No. 7, in Township
No. 2!i South. 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, anti tn establish
bis claim to said land before C. T. Blainen-
rother, United States Commissioner, for
Oregon, at bis office at-Bandon, Oregon, on
Saturday the 21 nt day of November, 1903.
He names n« witnesses: O. W. Cox, U. 8.
Elliot, A. L. Osborn, Jerry Crowley, all of
Bandon. Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming ndvcr«elv
the above described lands are requested to
file their clninia in this office on or before
laid V
of November. 190B.
J. 1. Burnous.
scp!7
Uegistsr.
job ,
To those who pay op arrearages and a
year in advance, and to all new aobscri-
bera who pay in advance, we make the
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