Bandon recorder., October 22, 1903, Image 4

THE RECORDER
ffFBBY THCMDAI AFVBBWOOB
PATI» ■ . SWITff.
A Mage Photograph.
THUB3DAY. OCT. •», l»09
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, KPITOR1AL.
War rumor* have all blown over
till th* next breeae springe np.
Bomia ia coming to the fore very
l«P*d,y» sn^ b** eitiaens are up with
the times, and can do a first class bold
pp, equal to the beet.
The Diamond trust ha* advaoced
yh* price of diamonds, but that does
pot worry the average country news­
paper mea. They are not likely to
pveak
There must be a fresh breeae some­
where, sod now that interest is flaging
in« id the Oriental wareloud, the
lethmna te coming iato prominence to
supply the defleieney, and Nicaragua
and Guatemala will figure on the
phaaahoard for first place in the bel­
ligerents eolnmn.
Now it aeema that the Ship build­
ing treat wm a scheme perfected and
brought into operation for the -pnr-
poee of letting a few financial lords
unload a lot of wortbleea securities
upon men who bad faith in the hon-
paty of tbe schemers. Morgan has
shown himself a mighty factor in the
formation of gigantic bneineee propo-
yitiona, but io the Ship building trust,
be aeema to have brought together a
mam of corruption that will leave a
blighting stench exude from bis repu­
tation aa long as be lives. Those bit­
ten will lose oonfidence in bis hon-
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The Sbip Combine is wrecked, and
Schwab, tbe steel magnate, ie charged
with having been ita wrecker, by with­
holding tbo Bethlehem Company's
profit*. Competition ie com petit iou ,
whether it is operated by true* prop­
ositions or smaller concerns, and as
but one institution san eventually
|hrive aud stand on th* apex of sac .
oea*, some most take places lower
dow* th* seal* of commercial success.
In a system founded upon private
pwpersbip, the inevitable result can­
pot but be the exaltation of tb* very
few, and the poverty stricken condi­
tion of tbo many. Tbo United States
will be a fruitful field to show np tbe
inequality that will obtain nnder this
perverse system. Even th* wreckers
jpt wrecked.
fflmfi drop AlMoufi Paid for
Clear* rag.
In a conversation with Elbert Dyer
one day thia week, be gave out tbe
following experience be bad in clear­
ing an acre of land, planting, culti­
vating, and harvesting th* crop.
The spot cleared was at hia mill
aom* three or four miles aonth of
town, ia situated on the huckleberry
fiat, and ia not considered a flrssvclass
article of land by any means, but
atill it appear* to have some fertility
about it according to report.
The land, while not the worst to
alesr and get nnder a state of oalti-
yation, coat fifty dollar* to get ready
for tba plow. Then eaaae tbe plow­
ing, seeding, cultivating sod harvest­
ing, which cost thirty dollars more,
making eighty dollars expended in
clearing and raising tbe crop.
Tb* acre of land waa planted in po­
lotoe*, and th* crop when harvested
waa worth aeventy-fiv* dollar*, which
gave a return ot all tbe money ex­
pended on the lot, except five dollars.
If next year's crop is of equal value
to tb* on* raised this year, tbe land
will hav* paid fur steering, seeding
and cultivating, in two yoam, besides
giving a profit above all expense, of
Ml.
i It pays to ckrar up land, and great
improvement can be mad* in thia
county by getting the land in condi­
tion to yield its increase. Stock pays
well, and there ia no country better
adapted to dairying tban the coast
couotios of Oregon.
Cause .f Lesbjaw.
Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by a
bacillus or germ wbieb exude plenti­
fully in street dirt It ia inactive so
long as exposed to tbe air, bat when
carried beneath the skin as in the
rounds caoaeti by percussion capa or
by rusty nails, and when tb* air is
excluded, tbe germ le roused to activ­
ity aud produces tbe most virulent
poison kuown. These germs may be
destroyed and all danger of lockjaw
avoided by applying Cbamlylain’.
Pain Balm freely aa soon aa the inju­
ry ia received. Pain Balm ia an anti
septic, and cause* ante, brnismi and
¡ike injuries to heal without mature
lion and in one third tbe time re­
quired by the usual treatment. It »
!“l wj" by C. Y. Iwe, Druggist
CLARENCE V. LOWE
Chicago, Go*. 18.— A photograph
sight fee* high by twenty five feet
long baa been finished ia thia city for
*ae at Madison Hqoera Garden, New
York. The picture, which ia said to
be the largest photograph on record,
■bow« Xioo City, presenting every
bouse, street and tree in the radius of
two square mile*. It ia said to have They no longer shout and gambol in th.
required aa especially constructed
bloeaom ladon fields.
And their laughter doea not eoho down the
tower 181 fee* btgb to take the view.
Prwgrrwive Heilcioa*
TkwashA
Matter.
CM1LDKBN Og TBK MILLa.
Oh, the alienee of tbe obtldraa in tbe eanny
south to-davt
It is todd.r than tbe ary of fettered glaves.
Lean aud liatea aud yoa will hear tbe roar­
lag of the mill
And the sighing of the wind in open
gnree.
Bui the voices or tbe etnldr.n — they ar.
■till.
Ob, th. roaring of tbe null, of the mill!
In oar orthodox exchangee we find
evidence* of a* ^naaay feeling non-
oerning revival*, /edging by the past
a revival of religion ia no* doe. It
ought *o come, jael a* a revival of
buaineaa follows a period of stagna­
tion. Tbe revival of religion ia due.
Tb* churches need it, bueineau needs
it, in social affairs it ia needed, in the
life of the republic it is demanded.
There ia a sore need felt everywhere
of an inoreaae of tba impulses which
may properly be described aa relig­
ious. “But the old-fashioned revival
has suddenly become antiquated aud
impossible to intelligent men. A re­
vival of religion ia needed; it must
come, and it will oome, jnat aa aooa aa
tbe object of it ia tbe increase of re­
ligion pur* and nndefiled aa a motive
in tbe common life of the people. It
mast be aneectarian, not dogmatic;
and above all tbinga it most be unsel­
fish.—The Christian Register.
atre.t.
They have gone eoroae tbe Mlle; they are
working tn tbe mills.
Ob, the tired little hands end asking feet;
And the weary,, dreary life that atante and
ktllel
Ob, tbe roaring of tbe mills, of ike mills!
All the pieaaurra known *o childhood see
bat tales of fairylandl
Wbat to them are uuging birds and run­
ning stream.!
For tbe rnmbl. of the rill seems an aobo of
the mill,
*
And they see but flying spindles in their
dreams.
Life is oue in aammer'a heat or winter's
chill.
Ob. tbe roaring of the vuiU, of tbe mill.
In thio boosted land of freedom, they an
bonded baby etavra,
y
And the busy world goes on sad doto no*
heed.
They are driroo to the mill jost to glu^aud
overfill
Bursting ooffsrs of tbo mighty monarch.
Grand.
When they perish, we are told it ia God’s
will.
Ota. tbe roariug of the mill, of tbe mill.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Ban Francisco, Oct. 14 —Siuco tbe
asnonnceaient that William Raudoipb
Hearst intends to start a .lady j>«,i>er
in Loe .Angeles, and V »t Managing
Editor Roberts is there now complet­
ing arrangoiaenta. it is given out from
a reliable source that the gnat pub­
lisher’s next move will be to atari a
morning
I md. >tregon,
in opposition to the
source of informatiou’i - not hv^I jed
at this time, but it is «»«HeiireT fact
that the scheme has beoo fully decid­
ed Upon, and that public announce
ment will be made in the near future.
It is known here that an agent, of
Mr. Hearst visited Portland a month
ago, and for two weeks devoted him­
self to covering the situation, sail
then reported bis favorable impression
of tbe field to Mr. Hearst in New
York City. Portland has long been
nnder tbe eye of Hearst as tbe best
distributing point for the great North
west country.
Adaai Stink Bag.
L^ hswio M
1 Constinutiou to nothing more f
I than a clogging of the bowel. |
' and nothing lose than vital »tag­
ratio* or death if no* relieved.
If »very eonntipatad sufferer
eoald real ire that be to allowing
poiMitou» filth to remain ia his
system, he would soon get relisf.
Constipation juvites all kind of
contagion. Headaches, bilious­
ness, colds and u.any other ail­
ments diupfear when consti­
pated bowels »re relieved. Thed­
ford’s Elackiiraught thoroughly
cleans out the bowels in an cnsy
and natural manner without the
purging of calomel at other vio­
lent eetnartics.
Be rtire that you grrt the origi­
nal Thedford T Black-Draught,
made by The Chattanooga Medi­
cine Co. Sold by all druggist* in
2S cent and f 1.4» packages.
W ohm .. lrk,,jlir «, IM*.
I esmwt of-«.«/! Tk.dtord'i Blsrk-
Drssskt i<x>lii-.-ki«. I kM* It >» wr kraM
all ta. Ua. M» k»v. Mt a II for Ik. las*
toa yssvs- > aww *».« MV ckllSrea
■ay otto» I m UI v *. I tai.k 1 roate
as..r ke s»l. to wwk wlttost It
aa MTuant .f Winy trwM.8 wUk _
ya reasttwattoa. iaw ssMlata. It /»I
H sll «tot kaa*a to. •».
OS
C. B. IsFULAn.
Barrel of “good resolutions" all gokb .
Barrel that’s made, oh. ao many, forlorn,
Barrel that heart rending taleaouuld tell—
Barrel th it’s sent ao many to “hell;"
Barrel—of bait used in old Balan’s trapa.
Barrel, the cause of so many mishaps;
Barrel of wickedneea, barrel of woe,
Barrel tbat kills where’er it may go;
Barrel of 'snakes’ going down in each glawB
■Barrel of death—alas! oh, aloe!
Barrel of which many million* have drunk,
Barrel that a<> many fortunes hue sunk,
Barrel tbat'a turned many dais into night.
Barrel that’s kept many out of God’s light.
Barrel that a made many brute« of good
men,
Barrel deceiving again and again.
Barre) that’« been to religion a blurnt.
Barrel—tbe cnu«e of bow many a Mghi!
“Dirty-work” barrel, Btrotig-ttmeliuig bar­
rel,
Blasting old barrel—get out of osr sight!
—MfMies H. Hyden haw.
Saloon annrcListaof Winslow, Ind.,
have refiortKl to dynamite and mur­
der.
The North Dakota house defaMed
reeubmiuHion on Feb. 9, by ■ vote of
66 to 31.
Wine will not Hppear upon the fa-'
hie at tbe dinners of tl>e Chicago
Bnsineea Woman’s Cleb hereafter.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
Drug« and Chemicals,
Patau* and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Dr uggiate Mandrie*.
PzaruMKa, Bacasse, S ponois , Soars
N uts and C andiks .
Clg.r., Tabarro, sud Cigarette«,
Paint*. Oil.. Glawta«. aud Painter'» Supplied
BOOTS
SHOES
“Chico,”
M. BREUER’S
Healer la
x:
CAPT, C. P. JENSEN
Root» and Sliocn
Repairing,neatly nnd promptly done at
I
lowest living prices.
TkU 8t«aa)er will Hive r refillpr 10 day Servin betwten Coqnille BiVw, Oregon, and.San
Francidoo, California, for both pasHtn^er* and freight.
E DYER Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
SWAYNE <k HOYT, Agent, 226 Battery Street, San Francisco. California.
CITI MEAT MARKET,
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson Prop.
All kind« kept.
BOLOGNA 8ACSAGE. HEAD CHEESE
aud VEAL alwsye on hsnd,
Will K.,p on Hand at all Timea
CORKED BEEF.
PICKLED FORK
BUTTER, EGG, aud
of r II kinds.
Coquil’e, Oregon.
Suita Made to Measure.
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET.
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
Harness
Maker,
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
lou 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
Church Directory
M. E. Covacn.
PreacUing service every 2nd and 4'.h 8ur.
day at U A M. and 8. P. M
Holiday School every Munday at tO. A. M.
Epwortb League . 7:P. SI.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M.
W. H. Mayses. Ps.itw.
Dry Goods of Every Description
Is just tn receipt of a new and
fresh utock of
Freeh Meats, Best Quality
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked hi cuts, Lard.
• Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Egg”, Butter and all Farm Produce.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bidee, etc.
Moat« Delivered to pepRocs living on th^
Hiver, or along the 'lauf Honte
Spring and Stimmer Goods.
A Large Stuck Joat
Revived.
All Kinds of Gouts For
Sanuner Wear.
Ladies’ Jackets aud
Capes.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
«
«
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing
ara_______ rara_________
Dealer in IIiiws 4 Saddiea and all
kind» of leather wares kept in a Baruesa
shop.
Repairing a Specialty.
William GaUier will act aa my agcut at
Bandon and all orders left wilb him fur
gixxla or repairs will rooolve peowpt aUeu-
Qon
T ram M am *
“
Demers*
MTVVVT
CorvwraRT* Am
An rone *en«1nf • nketeh and desertntton may
•Mek'lV
nfekly _______
aacarttUn our ojHnion free Mbefiber an
fovandon
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obably Datenteble. Communie».
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Handbook on Patente
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«nt free. Oldest
Oideet aeency
for aeeurinapatenta.
Patente
taffoa
r ■
“ through Munn A Co. receive
•perlai nottea.
notte«. vithoet cbanre, in the
Scientific Hmerkam
NOTICE FOR BUBLMJAT1UN.
Timber I mim I Art. Jtn«3, 1878.
UtfirtB S tat «« L and
RGtcborp
<)r«v<'N, AutfU'i 2-Vb. MK13.
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Notice i*» ber*'by ifimj tkni !« ecwpHnnc«
. with U jf provisions of thr oct of €k»rgr«sR
of 4nue 9, I87K, eatitled "Au wet for the hh U*
of fte«iber latuis .« ti*r States of Cahforata..
Oreaaw. Nevbda, and WnnbiuMton Terri
Fmbroteiered Silke, fiMtlM«, Tjseet, Wa«4- • tury,’* a« extewibd to m H the l-’ftblir
Htatea by art of Auv*«t ♦.
William
k<»r<4d<4*s ktaelc-tfe*« Kmw^erWere,
Jameff, of Myrtle F->iot, Uouniy of Co.’«.
Lkufi««’ H« mz , Geudle-
State of O k pon, baa ttoi« day til rd in thia
M cmm ,
office bi« Kwt*ra fitntesnent No. f4.V> for the
pure ba«*' of tbe NEW of
and Lot 5» of
Htotirm Xo. A-i. in Township No. 27S.,of K.
LadiM Outing-Flanel Under-Ekirt»,
No.
14
W.
(
aud
will
offer
proof
to «bow that
GlBM aarr, Wrltiu* TuMeU,
the land aoupiit i<* more vitlaable for ita tim*
AU kiudu of NotioQR, and thiu^a too no- , ber or aton« than for atmeuitural purpoaea,
and to establish bi-? ciatiu to «bid land before
dm ( roue to meotiou and save money.
C. T. Blnmenrnftier, U. 8. Oommiwdoner nt
Mna. J a MJ* C abtwbigut , Pr'ip.
Bandon, <’ooa County, Ureffon, on Friday,
tbe yiHh dav <kf November. 1KU. He nuinra
aa witDesae", bh«lvey Mandy, of Kt udon,
Oregon, /kuna Mundy, of Britton, Oregon,
Lee Barrow«, of Bullard«, Or<H!O<«» and Ginn
Cox, of Handon, Oregon.
Any and ab iwraooi» claiming advpvafly
tbe atkore <L‘ hch I>*« i iui.d* art r«*qne«tad to
file <l*«Mr claiuia in thia «*&'*« on or before
•aid 20th day of Noveu*l»er, 1908.
MAWUFàCTÜIir.E OF
J. T. BRIDGES.
Sept 10
Rr^iater.
JXacItct Store i
Ladies Gcflte sad Children's Under­
wear
BANDON BREWERY,
Docte and SRoes
N. T .ORENZkS
Beer, Porter and Ale.
Hatnp’e« ran be fnand ta ♦bn ••loops.
NOTICE FOR PUBMOATiOM.
department of The !•••« 1er.
L and Omcs ay M xjssbubg . Oregon, Sept.
21. 11*01.
Rotfae ia hereby «iven tb^t tbe fibllowing
named et tt'er haa tiled n«4toe of bin inten
timi to make Anni proof it) support of bis
claim, and that naia proof will be made lye-
fore /. H. Uptou. ü. S. Cotnuuisaiuner, at
Langlois. Oregon, on
Novbebkrt u, likk.
vis; Goorga l>. lipin, on H . K. No. 13037.
for lb. S wx of SEX. ■»“<! Lots 1, 2, See. 11,
Local, 2. Sec. tO. fp. 32.Sooth, R. I*. West.
He nsnws tbe following witnes-es to prove hia
conlinnons rMidrec- ni»>n and coltivatimi
of Mid laud, vis: W. S. t+oenn. ol Langlois,
Oregon, J. P. Kns-ell. of I.angioli. Oregon,
0. W Zetfi-vall, of I'ort Orford. Oregon, siu)
Cyrus Bfadden, of Port Orford. Oregon
J. T. B kioom .
Octi
Register.
aatbovlty—Tbo
STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is tho time to buy.
will be diepossd of at t>ric«s that wiU astouiab yoa, «hito there are
Other bargains
Phoenix Family Flour
Tlae ZPorifeot Froduot of
eolooted XJa.liiornxai. W'kiGka.U.
livery JskicR C m ua>m yi teed•
Yuur Money Back if it Don’t Suit.
For Sac® Exclusively by
SANDERSON BROS., Bandon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
[T|*»Wr V. am I. let Jet»« 3, 1373.]
UaiTKb KrtoTgA IsbND OffFMJK, RuSMBUBO
(Mucoow. Annual 27.1903.
fJOl il’L
HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
con»; B ano* with 'be prori*»»» <»f khv
iu’t of
of /un** 3. lr*7?i. entitled ”An
art f/xr the aala of tianb« r land*» in tfpA
States of Californta, Oregon. Nevada, and
WaM/Ui^usn Territory," aa extended Io all
tbe Public Land States by act of Aapuwt 4.
1H92. Gilbert G Kennedy, of ItaiukM*. ooontv
of C< mjs . State- «»f Oregon, hav this day tihd
in this office hia «worn irtaieiuent No. 5 61.
f<»r Hie pnreiiM«>r of
Lot* 3 and 4. and
of SW
of Sec ion No 7. in Township
No. 25f $outto. Kat p»o No. 14 W., and will of­
fer proof to nhow tiiut tbe land nought h
more valuable for ita timber or atone tban
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
bis claim io Miid land before C. T. Btumsn*
rotber, United Htates Comuiiaeioner, for
Oregon, st hia office at Bandon, Oregon, on
Saturday tbe 21at day of November, 1903.
He name'' at wftneMM: G. W. Cos, 0. H.
Elliot, A. if. GaWotit. Jsfty Ciuwiey. ail ui
Bandon. Oregon.
Any and all perffnna claiming adversely
the above dfhenbed land« are requested to
file their claima in t hi a office on or before
•aid 21sl day of November, 1!MW.
4. Xe
•epl 7
Register.
------ THE STEAMER------
DISPATCH
Weakly
THOMAS WHITE, Master
E l D orado
P. B. HOYT, Prop
leeaied la EL DORADO BUILDING,
Ftret Moot, BAMBOU. OMKOON
SHAVING,
SHAMPOOING
AND
HAIR
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Ha ihrer» ca newly Mted np with Fwrrekaln
Tub. Uet or Cold Hath* aa oania.
tMEhFAM MMTWIB.
Nceior is hereby given lo all persona not
lo treeps«« apnn ih. prendae« of Dr . Kenyou.
«ituatid Iwtween Floraa Late and tbe oonn-
ry ro»d. in Northern Curry, by removing.
cuitinv. »r Ue.tmyin» inoliar o,àiu »aiU
land. J2A rewnrd will be paid for informa
finn l.adiiu> to a convtotion of treapava a.
•tn'erl h I mivs .
Da:ed at Uandon. Oregon. March li. 1901.
PETER NELbON. Apent.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Do You
Know the News
■2îi. 50c
The Telegram,
pl«
What We Can Do For You
TONSORIAL PARLORS
Timber Laad AeS, Jau» 8, 1BT8.
La.vea Bandon e»»ry morning, eirept
KpOR 8ALE—160 sore* of land; 130 acre*
Usrm S tstbs Lawn Ovrtoo, ar ttoss-
I? creek bottom, covered with alder and Snnday. at 730 o’clock nnd make, ormnre-
aaltnon bru^h; 7 acres plow land and 12 tiona with tbe train and atoamer M,rl at uc»o Ooaooa, Sept. 12, 1208.
Notice is hereby riven tbat in eomplianee
acres in pastors; bonse and oothnihilnpa; 10:30 a. m. at Coquille City.
Learca Coquille City at 12:30 p.
arriv with tba previsions of the act of Conunss
10 miles Sontfe of R*nd<»n. oq Fonr-mile
Creek; price >1,500. For partronlnrs addreeai Ins at Bandon at 4:30 p. m.
ot Jnn. 8. 1878, entitled "An act for ibe sal.
of limber land, in the tttatea of Cali'oruis,
F. 8. Truman. :VH Shaner St., Portland, Or.
NOTICE FOR PUHLIitiTION.
Oregon. Nsvada. snd Ws«hington Tarn
nepartmaat
Of
The
Interior,
torv."
as extended to all tba Pnbile Land
z
tiarrxn Slim Lasu Orrrci
Boasknaa Rtatee by act of Aa«sat ♦. IWL William D.
Marshall of Bandon, County ot Coos, State
< tkaaoa. Hept. 12. 1003.
Notire is hereby given tbat the following- of Oregon, hsa this day filed in this oSee
hi. sworn statement No 6707, for th. pur-
named re tiler baa filed notice of hia inten­ ohsar
of tbe SEI* of SEJt
iWion 81, in
tion to make final (commutation) proof in
support of bis olaim, and tbat said proof Township No. *i. Lots 1 and 2 of Section
No. 8 In Township No. 80 Booth, of Range
will be made before Ch arte. T. Blnmen- No. I* Wsvt, and will o«ar proof to show
rotber. U. H. ComdiiaaionM at Hendon, Ore- tbat the land eoagbt ia snore vslnabl* for its
tZ"Yue eao have it all for
timber or Wooe than for agricaltaeal par-
gon.ou
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OCTOBEK 30, 1903.
no-as, and to establish Na delm to said land
Ter
vis: Shelve. Mandy, on H. E. 11831, for before C T. Blameerother. U. S- CHmaUa-
new th
the EM of NEM, nnd NEW of KEU. lxita •¡• ner al hia oflto. at Bandon. Oooe Ooeaty,
8 nnd 4, ttectlon 33. Tp. 27 8. It. 1* Week. Oregon, on Saturday, the 5th day of D«o»ra-
la tbs Evenltag Telssvam. of Portland,
H. names aa witnasew: J. H.
He name, tbe following totnetoeato prove bar. 1!MI.
Grenon. It is th* lernest eveuin« new»-
bi* continnOn, reaid-noe upon and cultiva­ Jonne. I. H. Tucker. 1. M. Adas»», and J.
pnpe pebtiehed >a Oregon: it oontains
B. Mareb.ll, Sr., all of Bandon, Coua Ooau-
tion of said land, vis:
■Il th- arwa of the «take and ef the
* •
!<•* L Barrow*, of Ballards. Oregon. Gten i e
risiici
Try it for • month. A «Rtnp!.
Ary and all perunnsclaiming advaraat; the
Oox. of Bandon, Oregon. Henry Hermann,
« py w I be msil-d to yon free. Ador.es
of Bnllards, Oregon, U. Barry, of Bendon, Hbove-dewiribed land, are roqne.ted to Illa
their nleima in »hi« ofbc on or before raid
Orego*.
Sth day <d DeeeiuLer, 1908.
^OBTLARD, ORB.
To be had in Dry Goods. Oofhine, Shoes
nnd otb^r good« that must be sold to wake
rooei for more.
C. GEHRIG Propriotor
A rec gniaed
Oregonian.
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
CONST1NTLY on
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GfrO to til®
American Medicine, a leading organ
Hate on hand Rfid will ke^p eona*antly
>r the t”hde a«d fatuity uwe, biantK of the
of tbe medical profaa.ioo of Ameri f beat
quality.
ca, atatea tbat of R,(X>0 silicide« in
Good* dcllvvt’ffd free ef eha*<e at euy
Germany last year, fully 4,000 were ieMougb)** 4i»tuec«.
doe to drink.
E. A. Adams has written to A. B.
Cordley, of tbe Department of Zool­
ogy, of tbe State Agricultural Schoo)
at Corvallis, about the stink bug
wbieb has found its way into so many
A l<MMlill*<iirg Rerns'4.
bonnes in Myrtle Point this summer.
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Tbe bug is about tbe siae of a fly, and
This ia tbe way ao exchange utter»
tbe odor which they emit ia so loud its iu'lictment against tbe drinking
that tbe festive akuuk sinks into insig­ habit of England, Ireland, Scotland,
nificance when compared with thia and Wales: "The United Kingdom
liMls iasoe*. Mr. Cordley writes aa fast year spent for elch<>lic drinks
follows to Mr. Adams:
alone, fW0,(MMl,0W, which ia equal to
"In answer to your query will state the total rental of all lands and
that tbe little insect which you send boaeea in those ialauds: if is twice as
is a csrnbid beetle, known as Nomina tuncb as was spent on bread, ten times
Pyguineus. So far as I know it has aa much as was spent on educa'ion.
no common name. I suppose the odo> and eighty times aa much aa the
*s. "0 nnfx rnmat .that it is imn.wefMv flhriafiane of the United Kingdom
to find one that would be satisfactory. ipent on foreign missions.’’ Snch a
Practically nothing is known regard­ record should cover the people of tbe
ing tbe habits of tbe instet. but it is United Kingdom with humiliation:
but it is not any worse tban tbat of
iuferred that it breeds in moist places our own fair land.
Tbs disagreeable odor which yoo men
tiou ia auppoeed to be tLruWo off fur
€lkamberli»li>’* Cough Remedy.
protection whenever the insect is
No one wbo is acquainted with its
threatened with danger. It ia quite
good qualities can be surprised at tbe
common whenever thia odor is noticed
great popularity of Chamberlain's
to find one of tbe insects entrapped
Cough Remedy. It not only cures
in a spiderweb, and one means of ob­
colds and grip eflpctnally and perma­
viating the disagreeable phase of the nently, but prevents these diseases
case, which has been recomended, is
from resulting in pneumonia. It is
to destroy all apiderwel« about tbe
also a certain cure for croup. Whoop­
premises. So far as I know no prac­
ing cough ia not dangeroos when this
tical means of eradicating tbe peat
remedy is given. It contain no opintu
can be suggested, aa I stated before
or other harmful substance, and may
nothing is known regarding its hab­ be given aa confidently to a baby as
its, "--Enterprise.
to an adult. It is also pleasant to
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take. When all of these facte are
Tbe Curry County Recorder any.: taken into consideration, it is not sur-
"Rumor has it that R. D. Hum« will {trising that people in foreign lands,
again fence in bis tide lands in th« aa well aa at home, eateeui this remedy
vicinity of tbe mouth of Rogue River very highly, and very fea are willing
Feuce porta tranejxirted from Wed to take any other after having once
derbnrti to thia ei<ie of the river, bears uee<i it. For sale by 0. Y. Lowe,
evidenoe of thia in no uncertain way. Druggist
Druggist and
.Apothecary,
J. WALDVOGEL & SON Props.
The next W C T U meeting fake»
place Tuesday, at N-.30, P. M., at tbe
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ M. E Church.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
▲ HA1AKKV or WHVBKY.
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Core.
A barrel of wbn»hy—whst’t T ba * b-it A
Barrel of hoadauhen, barrel of vuet;
F. J. C hinxy & Co., Prop«. Toledo,
Barrel of earflea, barrel of blowt»?
Ohio.
Barrel of tears from a world-weary wife.
We, the undersigned, have known
Barrel of sorrows. barrel of strife,
F. J. Cheney, for the last 15 years,
Barrel of qoarrt la—ending son.. Ufa.
and believe him perfectly honorable
Barrel of much unavailing regret,
Barrel of care»—barrel of debt,
in all business transactions and finan­
Barrel of crime, barrel of pain,
cially able to carry out any obligations
Barrel ef hopes, ever blaated and vainl
made by their firm.
Barrel of falaehood. deception, and Ires.
W kst & Terras, Wholesale Drug­
Barret of mat iae’a ahrieka—aa he eh-e!
Barrel of Mpizenn-^)f which it ia full
gists. Toledo. Ohio.
Barrel from which many f«M»la take a i «11
W aldibg , Kt.NMav A M ak vis. Whole­
Barrel of blasting—liquid '‘bell-fire,”
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Barrel of staff that Rome say will inspire,
Hall’s Cetxrrh Core is taken inter­
Bartel of poverty, ruiu, and bbiztat.
nally, acting directly upon the b|. .xt
Barrel of Itrroi b — growing each toght.
Barrel of hunger, barrel of groan*,
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Barrel of orphans’ pititul uiomus ;
Price 75ctv per Lottie, tfchl by all
Barrel of misery—terrible «¡off.
Druggist a. Testimonials free.
Barrel to play on tbe world Balan’s ‘bluff?
Hall's Fsmily Pills are the beat.
Barrel of “politics” u^ed for Home's pope;
Barrel that’s made ot so uuany a “tope "
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BUCK-DRAUGNT
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
Hew'» This»
Hearst •» Mtart a
Portland
rfHEoroR^i
Bud««.
*. T.
To tbons wbo pay np arrearages and a
year in advance, and to all new aabacri-
b.ra wbo pay in advene., we make ibc
following propuaXtoe ooeapriaing several
dlfforenl oongtot. to avket from r
Perea or PvnLictnoaa raa Yana.
Bai.no» Heooanra
Han Franeiawo Bulletin
Portland Evening Telegvam
Wtekly O.-eguuUa
Appeal to Benson
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6 80
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BO
Oar Offer.
Tbe Bnll.tia >■ on. of U. leading papa
of tt-a West, and i* a daily rmbtlsb.d in Ran
Franeisoo. and gives all th» orrwa. Oer offs,
includes the Monday BoUetin.
Renorder and Bnlleiin. one year.. BT 00
Recorder and Bulletin, one own th
SB
Ths Portland Er.nin« Telegram ia iraaad
■iz lira.» a week. It gives all tbe news that
ia worth reading and np to time of going to
press, aaaab of it being 2* hoar» fra.be> tbaa
when it reaches bore through any other
journal.
Booordar and Telegram one year. SB IB
For a weekly newspaper the Weekly Ore
pontaa leads in the Northwest, and gkvee
all tbs news usually contained in a weekly
papet.
Ba B o eder sad Weekly Oregontan. .W KO
It ia tbe duty of sack person to sack in­
formation along all liaaa that tend toward
bringing about bettor conditions and grantor
prosperity for the hema* family, and for
the porpoaa of giving oar readera a ehaaoe
to inform tteemaaivaa wa gtva them the beet
—Appeal to Baeac*. Any doctrine that
does aa* eppeaf to tba Mpkat* order of tea-
aiming ienot aafb.
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