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THri:Si)AY. AP1¿. 7,
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í-.uí rom Ai.
Chmlt'S McCulloch. of thi, place,
is aspiring to the nomination for sur
veyor of (. loos County on the Republi
can ticket. Chillies is competent to
till the position should the nomina
tion full his way.
The p tical view from the Demo
cratic standpoint ttwin« to Im quiet in
this part of tl.e county, bat specula
tion points to Taylor Siglin as likely
to t>e the nominee for sheriff, while
T. J. Thrift is conceded the nomina
tion for assessor. For Joint Senator
A. J. Sherwood and John F. Hall -ire
mentioned as competitors.
llr Diciate Our Cwn Policy.
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t. it
H1F 1U
l h» « u i.iiinis tl >.t < xi-t in
the milling «cetion, of that .lute ur»
th» outgrowth of vi'ilcnct* uml I itti*r
1
ha« covered a period of some four or
live year«. Kadicali-m, f.illowi'.i Jbv
outrage oil tbu on» hand, bus I een
followed by a, virulent rudiculism,
coupled with as gro»» outrage on the
other; until finally we have presented
the rpectud» of an Ameiicati common
wealth, within the bolllidniie, of
which civil g.ivernmei.t hu» been «Un
placed by whut iinprosses tn a, tyran
nical militarism, that, »mack, botm*-
whatof the method,of tho Mnncovite.
In viow of rouio of the leading
events of tin. pant few yeare. no umn
can conseieniiuii'lv nay that the inter
{ i . ■ • » nititia wm t< be
entirely avoided, but that a species ot
tyranny has arisen from apparent ex
igency. there is ground fur rather
mer.'ti.aii Miepiciot*. It cannot prop
erly be liie province of the military
anthorilie. to compel any person no
on the mere allegation tlmt. he or she
is a mti-cbief-makor iu the communi
ty, to move from the etale, nor with
any better reason may the militiu of
ficer-i intrude theniM’lvea iu'o the ee-
cret councils of noy organization, la
bor or otherwiao. In the broad»,<
,eti-. ’ such acts con-titute nn encroach
uient on individual liberty. Hrit h i-
no place under the getiiti, of Ameri-
tcan inatitntioLH. Toarrest inetiwi'b-
oilt staling the oflense of which they
are supposed to be guilty, is itself an
oiTelise -'gaiiist the »[.irit of Arueii
canimn that can hardly do other than
arouse rosentnieut throughout the
oouutry. Without most particular
proof it cannot be nceepted as a ih»C-
eesary or even advisable course.
At the best, Colorado is in a bail
way She is between the upper ami
nether millstones of unreasoning lab
or agitators, an.l the selfish tyranny
of a Ci'izetis’ Alliuni'e, the latter, if
anything, more radical and more dan
gerous than the former. It is doubt
ful, if tn the long rim, reliance upon
military fore • will extricate her from
the danger. Wbat ihestateevidentlv
needs is an active combination of it»
best citizens that on a non parti»an
basis will enact efli-ient law pertain
ing to existing con.lit ions, using tlie
militia only when civil authority I e-
comes inoperative, an 1 then lint for
the protection of property and the
enforcement of the provision» of the
statutes.—l’.-rtl in I Telegram.
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A 5Io.-*cl l’ltiygroMnd.
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thè ]'x| < .sltToli etrue-lll’es Theotber
departmi'iit-- a.* silb-dautial fiam-
-tri..-♦•ires with top. .-f fanvii» .-o tliat
they lU'iy Ile rat-e I or low*re.l at will.
I*bey0 lire gl.ilv decorateli Witll thè
tl i/s of all u tli -i... ai.d thè enfila
gl un i- ine laici ut »itti pietty gnr
deus of brighi flowers and spaciou-
luwns, and thè dreaded ol^gend ' keep
uff thè grass '°is noi in evidence.
Theiu xiel play ground was planneì
and is to In* con Incte I under thè su
periiiteudency of Mi-. Ruth Ashly
Hirsbtield of New York.
CL ..ZK CE Y. L_
Druggist and
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W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
New II i; i shin —June 21, 17b'8.
Massachusetts—Feb. (», 1788.
Rhode Is| .nd-May 29, 171M).
Connecticut—Jan. 3, 1788.
New York - July 2*>, 1788.
Now Jersey—Dec 18, ITS”.
l*unn«y Ivanin—Dec. 12. 1787.
Delaware—Dee. 7. 1787.
MaryIund—April 28, i7H8.
Virginia—June 25. 1788.
North Carolina—Nov 2’, 17’1*.
South Candína—May 23, 17^8.
Georgia—Jan. 2, 17*88.
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Stock and poultry have few
troulil-, winch are not bowel and
liver — ■■eulnrift’Black-
I'raueiit Stuck and Poultry Mt*di-
■ e * i- a bowel aii'l livej reui'-'ly
for stock. It put- the urgana of
iligc.t n in a perfect condition.
I’r-j '.1 ui ' Anu ! ivttn hr. e lem and
farmer, kepUn ir herdsand flocks
health, by giving them an ucca-
s.unal'i ■■ ■ >f Bl.uk-Draught Stuck
ami Poultry Meilicine in their*
f.i, . ,
raiser may buya
2.1-cent half-pound air-tight i'an
of thia medicine from his dealer
and keep his stuck in vigorom
, ■ •
. Dealers s mer-
all. keep RUck-Draught Stock ind.
Poultry Medicine, if vours does
not. sci I 25 cents for a sanwle
can t > the manufacturers, The
(.’battano» ' * Medicina Co., Chat-
tanuoga. Tenn.
R o O i .’KL?-«. G a ., Jan. 30, 190?.
B’«cz-r> ui eat Slock and Poultry
Mc<li .?. • i . r • best 1 ever tried. Our
■toe!: w looking bad when you ». nt
me the mtdicino and no a - they are
getting so fine. They aru look.ng 20
per eeat. batter.
S. P. BROCKINGTON.
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Drugs and
!>r:*go¡st«> KuiidricH.
P ebfi ’NES, Biit siins, S pomies , S oaps
Ni rs and C andies .
CIjrarM, T o I m «<*<* om mid <'Ijjureftr«.
Faintn. Oils. Glas.ies.nnd Painter's Supplied
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Ladies Ceats, Capes and Collarettes.
Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Atticles,
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Dry Goods of Every
la jus* in fpccipt <>f a new and
° flesh stòck of
STC G g
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POULTRY
I MEDICINE
I was troubled with udistress in <hy
stomach, sour stomach ami vomiting’
spells, ami can truthfully say that
Chamberlain*« Stomach and'Liver
Tablets cured me Mrs. T. V. Wil
liams, LhingHburir, Mich. Tin s'- tab
leta me guaranteed to cure every case
of stemach tr'-nl b* of this charucler.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Th© thirteen original states ratified the
conMitutmn on the dates herewith piven ;
y
Apotkecar
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A<2tsiÌM«i<>ii of Slates.
ennolm
B .< Vid*’ll. Oregon-,
Serioua Stoioiwh Troubte <'ure<l.
Th*» next \V C T U meeting takes
place 'Ln- day, at 2:30, P. Al , nt the
M. E Church.
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Scots ¿c Siróes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
15< >< >rr?
Suits Made to Measure
HIIOPX
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AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET.
You Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you The Now, Speec'y and Elegantly Fitted Steamer,
can get your money's
99
worth at
M. BREUER’S This Steamer will (live a retznlnr 10 ilav Service between Coquille River. Oregon, and San
aus» • >>»oo»
1TWA.GMV - »«OUT
Bettier I m
liimt* wild Shoen
Francisco. California, fur both paasengers and freight.
CAP r. M. MARTIN.
Repairing’neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
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CITY MEAT MARKET.
J. WALDVOGEL & SON Props.
Fresh F-ieats, Best Quality
E DYER Agent, Pandan, Oregon.
SWAYNE A' HOYT. Agent. 220 Batterv Street. San Francisco. California.
Bandon Meat Market,
“Elder Stitf, the Socialist editor of
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I ti ls Allot r ADVKIiri-IXG.
the I'.iindi n Kecorder, ha-- pl u -il him
Evt rv iw"n or wonnin who is id w adver-
self on record as a Hiipporter of Hume.
t s:.:u <»» lntcn.hnj » • ftd » ♦♦)-<*. sh uld «fiid
All kinds kept,
I > v.its f- r a <’ ! v of V hl’» ' - Stvinus pub
Socialist Stitt, we im'igin«*. will have
lish: «1 ft) S< a’»l.‘. Wash., at
yer war.
BOLOGNA S\USAGE. HEAD-CHEESi:
about ns much influent«« with the Ke-
'J bis pa[h.*r <»ive.spr iCiic.al liiiHrt about a i-
Will Keep on llnnd at all Tinies
and VEAL always on band,
publican party of B indon as luis I be
. . .
'*'• r:' i tf
editor of the pony daily with Mursb-
Hdvert iseoteui s, and - i^i» s s methods to get
CORNED BEEF.
more busin ss ¡it !e<s exp*-rise.
field.”
It L’ivet the adv«-itisi:i;r ri‘e« of all the
l’K’KLED FOLK
T he above is from tho North Band
Ju the subjoined tables are £Íveu the leadino public )tx•!*..*. and in niaoy other
wavs is war’ll tie $l.ou p-r Ae:*r.
tînmes of the «’¡iti s, the date of the pa^saue
Cilizm, ami we are considerably at a
on« s|Mcial—X. » .id up -u »-Tibf r tnny
of the act thHuittinu tlarn, and the time a-k al! the »pie.slioiis be «h i itrs about bum-
loss to understand vvhut we have done
ut s< tin • Hdverfisicg methods aiid reoeiv»-
when the admission took effect:
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter timl nil Farm Produce. •
to call forth criticism fromtbat sonreo,
1'lilTT mid VEGETABLES
ootdHentbil re I ds . On<-
rum-tit —f-T
States
Act admitíin<
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tells
ecu
Irr.v
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st
ir!
in
b'UHieS.s
unless tho following item from the
of all kinds.
I will pay highest m riot price for beef. pork, mutton,woo), hides, etc.
admitted
f«>r v.uir-'i-lf ami b* c »me indujif-ndoiit.
liEcoittiKR of March 2lt.h, was the red
s«-ml 10 c. ills ttdni. if you »»re »nJv.»r’Hing
Kentucky....... Feb. 4, 171*1..
Meats
Delivered
to
persons
living
on
th-'
. ♦ i . i.
Vermont........ Ft b. 18. 17111.
4.
rag that stirred up Brother Ingle;
River, or along the tage Route
S< a Hie, Wash.
1,
feums-ie ... June 1, 173 ..
Politics are warming np somo
Ohio................... Apr. :ki, IMP2.
arid tbi re is some controversy go
50 YEARS’
-, Lnrire Stunk Ja«t
Ladies’ Jackets and
All Kinds of Gonds For
Lon’«! an a........Ap 8, 1812 .
<
Ha» ki
ing on especially as to who shall
< EXPERIENCE
Received.
Cupi«.
Winter Wear.
Indiana............ Dec 11,181(>
have preference for the nomina
Mississippi
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Dec
10.
1817
T
tion for Joint Senator from Coos
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Illiu'ois ... . Dea 3, J 818..
and Curry. Just who has the
Alabama
.........
Deo
1»,
1810..
preference in this section is uot
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
Maine. . ..’..Mar 3. 1*20.
yet jipparent, but K. D. Hume
X i h
Missouri.
...
..Mar
2.
I
-21..
Ini.; Ids friends, and being a man
Arkansas........ June 15, 1 •>'
-
T T rade M arks
of large t xpi rieneo, and having
D esigns
Miefui’an ........ Jan -’(J, 1837 ,
ability, Im is likely to make a
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C opyrights & c .
Florida
...
Anynr.p
flpnding
n
sketch
nnd
description may
strong race for the position.
qutcklv asuertnin our opinion free whether an
Iowa............
Invent
ion
is
probably
patentable,
(’«ntniunlc»-
Boots and Shoes
In what we said about the political
tinns strictly conthlcritlal. Handbook on Patents
Texas ........
Bout fr«'«». • »1’1«-Nt iipcney for securing patent«.
Wisconsin .
»1er 3, i>;7 .. . .. Jjnv Lj.tS-ll’ 1
situation lu re, we find nothing that a
Pat ont.h taken through .Munn Jt Co. receive
ap.rviZ noté without charge, in the
Boalcr in H;<rocs3 ¿.
.. s. pt 9.
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California .
S i
l’robibitionist. Democrat or Socialist
kinds
of
leuthcr
wa*3
i
Mitinesota.
Mu’ 4. 1858 . .. ..Miv IL18Ô.Y i
might not have sai l, and as to the
Ore ¿on .. .
Feb J 4, K*». ....Feb it. !» J shop.
A handsomely illustrated weoklv. J,argent cir
outcome of tho Republican Primary,
culation of tiny flcientitic loumul. Terms, a
Kansas ....
Jan 2ÎI. 1HÍ1 . .. .Jan 2-J. I'‘T | 1? -xr t ; • 3 n rr n !
ye-tr
: four months, fl. Bold by all newsdealer«.
IL vj V J I
we are reliably infermod Hint it is
W. Virginia.... Dec 31, I8f»2.. . Jinie H*,Kví73 xb
CONSTANTLY on HAND
MürJN & CO 361 Broadway, Hew York
Nevada
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Mar
2
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1M»4...
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,;-t
31,
18-31
solid in the support of R. D. Hume,
Wilüani G !’.i r will »c» ♦ nn niv ngeiit. ut
Brauch UiHce, 626 F 8U Washington, D. C.
Nebraska........... Febli, lb(»7.. .. Marl, iS»o
B h . «b>i; ; i ' a : h !I <»rik rs I H w)H) Lim f«»r
which showsthutwe bad tbesituation
uik . i I h <»r
aii» will ivct-ive prompt ntten-
Colorado......... Alar 3, b . ¿....... Aldi I* *K«'-
correctly siimme I up.
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In this connection i* lutiv he inter stino to UHl
The r I w I vph are* crowded
As El lor Slitt we try to live a right-
note the date of the o:^ ii.m.il i.ni of the let
N ) ITI ‘F. K< Hi FUikdUA I ION.
J • with Lew Goods which
Section of the ‘ City B»*.iutifu'*l at t hr ritori * h :
¡'on-, life s > that we tnay not tiring dis
1linL.-r I.H'id, A»-t Jut«« 3,
will bi* disposed of at pm e» that will astouis': yon, «Ude there are
World'* Fair Where < Libiteli ar«
You !
New Mexioo.............
.... Sept, ;»
U m '! !» > r tes L and O ffice Uosauuno, 1 wo Papere for the Price of One.
honor upon Him whose name wo have
Welc tine nn<l F ntertain-
Utah...........................
.... Hept y,
: On»G*-:.'. February 4’b.
Get the New* of the World und
To be bad in I>rv G oim I h , Clothing, Shoes
taken upon ns w hen we covenanted to
ment I'rovhhtl.
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•(« h h- >»*i»v p;t<»ti that in cornplimce
Washington ......
... .March
Noti-*
and other goods that must l>e sold to niHkn
the l.ocnl News llir.HVU
live a Christ life.
...Mu eli
I wtii th :■« provis’otis of rim a.-t <»♦ < • «ii-iH-ss
room for more.
play Dakota ... ............
St.
Louis.
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Thu
model
3.
iy*7
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s,
t-untied
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An
act
for
the
s.ile
in
as
a
Bargain.
of
4e.ii»
As a Socialist we advocate princi
Ar z ma..................... .
. Feb. ’J 1 «
of IHil'i i land« lit the SI ite** of Calif «rnia,
at tlx* Idaho............... ........
.. Man li
ples will) regard to their true tendon ground in the Model street
v.i i t. mut Wft*ldijg! «n i erri <»•
Orinoli,
To those who p ».v up nirenrn^e« nnd a
wp-iry Montana ................ *
World's
Fair
is
u
bom
to
rv,*' as < xtt nd d to a!l tliu i'nbîii, Land
... Nov J J
<’v, so far ns we can ci'inprebeii.l them,
y»‘ftr in advance, and to all n» w subscri*
at«-s
by
ait
of A nr’ « It 4. IH!)2. Gilbert G.
motiléis
mid
a
heaven
for
tired
cbil
Wyomiutf.................
... .Jul> 2. 18
but as editor of tin* B andon Ils oBDiitt
Ketrw-dv, of Bn nd« »o. Co juiity t>t < <)o‘s, State
tiers who pa\ in advance, we make the
Indian territory...
.....Liu« .1 IK ■H <»t Oregon. Im- this d ♦) y tiled in this oiliee
following proposition comprising several
we allow no oei* to dictate our policy. | dren.
». 5(i;d, for the pur-
On it ft sWulll w •> » élu, II ’
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July
1«,
17:
After the family bn, traversed lh District of Columbi
differ» nt, couplets to select, from :
l Al a rdi 3 I7.H •’ll !•< <»f 111»- • .-»’s • b. ÌJH4 U •.. «.f SWt of
I ho editor of the R ei ohuf . r is a
N*«. 2l> S. Kntio"
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i aisles in some of tbo big exhibit pal- Alaska ................................... .... July 27 lsw : .»jct-mn No 7 in T owih hip
PhiCE of P ublic ‘. tions peb Y eah .
Si eialist, but the R i . cohder is Inde
p«o *f to show 1 bat.
No 11 W. nati u'H oil
Indian territory, the D s net of <kilumbiii th»’ land soavi»* is umro i v.-lin’d»!»* for its tim
' ae.es, and the parents are eager fm
<•0
B
indon
K ecobdfb
pendent, We started out with that
piotili ural purposes,
more sights, tin* little one« who may and Alaska, have ho territorial u 'Verniuent. ber or Ft»ui • than for a.'i ¡m
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San Francisco Bulletin
t«>
•ml
lami
be
•
ml
t»>
eHfabhMi
bis
«¡.-o
declaration when we bought the plant, have become Welirte
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Portland Evening Ìelfgram
QO
w.- iri, 1 I will loll;.
long ! >r
flirt* C T. B'nm"iir l»«-r. U. S (’oinn)issi<»n-
and we Lave not declared other inten their play ground and rest pl u-.'s S tate of O hio . C ity of P olldo , I
50
Weekly Oregonian
i r. nt hi« nfìu’u a- F andoti. < >r«-oon. on Fri-
lav. the !.2-i dav • f April, ‘ 11KB. He liantes
50
L ucas Cot NTi.
i
Appeal to Reason
tions, and claim tlm right to be inde It was for such as these that the
S. Elliott,
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<5ur
F rank J. C heney mi<k> * outb timt Os!»orn, and Je.*rv ('row »'V. all of Daudon,
pendent. and to pn'dish whatever any model play ground was designed
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oos
C
<nnt
v.
X
U*i
u'or
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The ’’«'il!-tin is one of the lending pape
In- is senior partner of lhi* firm of F.
other itidopi nd at journal may with
Any and all (>»*•<>♦:« rt.-dniinp ndversely
It is situated mi the noil hero edge
J. C heney A Co., doing business in ♦ !;« above dus • ili d í-'<r ds -ir»> ruque* I d t > of tin* West, and is a daily published in San
propriety sot forth.
of the main picture, near one of the
rn i»t ti ls ollie»! on or before Frftncisco. and gives nil th«- news. Ouroffec
A- to our iutluonee with the R(V main exposition entrances, and with tho City of Tiilmlo, 4 > ui.ly unil Stat«*
nt vil. noi.
includes the Sundfty Bulletin.
T, B ridges .
S 2 Gif---;222
21 L
afoiosiii.l, anil that si.i.i linn will pay
piibiieans, of Bandon, we are not ;ul
Record» r iind Bulletin one year.. $7 00
- ZPl'OJOS
R-tfist. r.
in a short distance from the Pike.
. j.
R colder «ind Built tin, one month
<>5
th«* sum of One Hundred Dollars ft r
vise ], but it is prnbaiily oil a par
The ground« are 250 by 175 feet in
The Portland Evening Telegram is issued
each ami every ruse of Catarrh that
with that of the C./ij it with these
extent, and contain everything that
Ri?; times a we«*k. It gives all the news that
..„J
cannot he cured by the use of Hall s
of Aorlli Bond, as we are informed, will entertain an I delight
is .voith leading and up to time of going tc
tbe cbil Catarrh Cure.
i
i ■Republican sounces, that North dren. The playground is iri chingo
pn-ss, much ot it being 24 hours fresher thni.
'wALl K am
I’ll ank J . ( I h ’NET.
v.lnn it rtauhes here through any other
Bon 1 Empire, S >;ith Slough And of competent attendants, Children
is X,Ia.n.u.itx.ctu.r©ci toy
Sworn to before me ami subscribed
S imtier have elected solii.1 H'.ltne
journal.
may be. I 'ft and parents m y pnr-*u»- in my present”, this Gtb d.iy ui De
Recorder and Ttic-gram one year. $5 50
deleg iiions, v.liiio the “Pony Daily their sight seeing, knowing that tin*
r ICvcrv W attham Watch move
F<»r a weekly newsp iper th»* Weekly Ore
is backed by alm >st halt of the child is -hele.; cared for as well a- cember, A. D . 1S8G.
ment is guaranteed by the manti-
OREGON.
«. «»ninn le.-uis in the Northwest, anti gives
DAN DON,
• ■ L.l.n
Marshfield delegation.
tbougli lie w -re tn his nursery or
, nil Hie news usually contained in a weekly
A. W. G leas n .
irtuirantee is without time limit,
To op rate the F.«iib»»nk Washer is k <> simple that any person ran learn to use it in
paper.
Notary Public.
play groan 1 at h >m
holds rood the world over.
i Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .$2 50
thirty minutes, and anv b iy <»r girl h*n or twelve years of age, can operate it.
North Bonil Citizcu: Tlio public
T.i re is a big rest place, a room 50
Il i.s the uuty of each person to seek in
With this Washt-r the clothes are rubbed with an even, steady pressure, which does
Hull’s Catarrh Cure is taken inr r
«■iihiinl building in this city will be by 75 feet e-.|iiipped with kinder“ Hl’
formation along all lin»*s that tend toward not tear or injure them. The water is forced through and through the clothes, making
n
ally,
and
acts
.l>rei-t.j
on.the
i,!..«.t
of
«•ulnrged us “.on as this term
ten paraphernalia, with Co;npeti’i.t
bringing about better conditions and greater them absolutely dean, white as snow, and healthful.
- •*i. ..I is t:i,i -l ' 1
The lumber IR teachers in charge, Near by is n ami mucous sut faces of the system.
N EARLY
prosperity for the human family, nnd for
A Fairbank Wash r will save clothes enough in one year to pay its ooffit. and cloth»«
the purpose < f giving our renders a chance
being Imuloil now. an t two now rooms gar Ion whom the children muy be Send fer testimonials, flee.
I 2,000,000
to inform tbem-’elves we give ’hem the best ♦ hat would be worn out by the short, sharp process of hand rubbing, or by an ordinary
F. J. C henet A. Co., Toledo, O.
will be nil l.'.l. which will pt’ovi.lu for rapplie 1 with apade, rake or hoe am i
—Appeid to Rens >n. Any doctrine that Washer, are c< mparatively well preserved.
t!,
..i , , | pupils. It dig hi flu* ground to )i>, hearts' con
S : I by all Driiiifjsls, 75ct-.
! i‘o piirdjnjjn-j a Fairbank Washer can have th* ir m<»nev refunded upon return
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W atches do*»« p.»t noneal to th«* highest order <»f r»*n
H ill s I 'mil . 1’iU- an* the.l . st.
is h ih'plurnjbh* fact tbi t with r census
I hei ' ai ■ ■" 'rn.;- Í n' git Is an<l
of th«* Washer, if it pr »ves unsatisfactory after a thorough trial ha* been given it.
soning is not safe.
of 42’1 of school ago in this di-Urict, I
now in use
1,. e mt r and Appeal t/> R» Mon, .
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i L ’ 4 I '■ of tiamim .
U W I'lJ)— I li! <| \VOR1 Tl f I.kin OR
t tw< tl c . f that nambt>r witli tlie ground 1« m alb them cov- gt-niiciiK-n « » mnnAge business in this Comi
•tmcnt.of
ty nnd adjoining territory for bouse of solid
.NIT.ST NOTICI:.
at.wild ■ .
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, >t;t.,,j . , . i.’1.1‘■‘♦X'.'i’.'k’t
sj) S-: f-I t V V.’v ' -i iot,' •, pf-s in ('.old Gold
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1 ■
» .i'.. .-I- !■ U.m tj.
a») I .-x|N*nMH paid caci) Monday dir» t riom
coo —
I)< ¡’iofini ti« of the Iii’crb r.
seashore.
b adqiitriers. Expens- mouev advanced; i ilkd, Silver and Nickel Case*
ts.ii.i -inis L ind ('»:- i < i .. Rom fmrg,
Sitvr« I' m «» l-’ron» Death.
There nr two treat sand boxes, p sit,.,ii( rnoH-nt Aldi <■ *•*, Manager. (.(»<
Ore, i M; el* I. l‘.**d
C. GEHRIG Proprietor
\ s-fli-lit cot.t st iflohoil havit.« bean
•‘Our little dan_-iiter ba 1 an almost with tin inexhaustible »up[ ly of sand,
filed in tlii- j ll'u'i- liv An«n«l J. Bai re. roti
Mil 1< I. lo’t t’l ULI- VltON.
MANUFACTURER OF
f.itai attack i f wli iq ing cough ami 'and' all l- i i 1> f i i lis to pt luce
ii’-tant. iipiiii«' hono-Miead entry No IMg.
•Noth :: i n: bi blica i T on .
Timb’er T.aml tut. dune. 3. 187K.
m.idr Oct b<r 7. 1H-.I7. for N'■ j of NW1, S< <•«
• . f aji ki l l-, imi ii.'; I • ii'-i.i •
I r neliiti.,” writes Mrs. \V. K. llavi i
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Timber I. hix I %«*t Jnn«* 3. 1R7Ä.
to
excavate
fabulnoa
tunnels.
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P. 6. HOYT, Prop
land, of Armonk, N ¥., ‘l ilt, when
ser. g.t. Ii-wisl.ip 27 s. R aihji * It " bv
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John
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C'n't-ti
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in
wliicli it is al
Then ther** is au out-door gynina
nil other remedies fulled, we saved
N >lic<* in hereby iziv« n that in rompliftnee bui .- i O ri . » o n . J»ii:n»»ry°2‘ • K* 4
la . 4 that lohn W. Greia* died on Oct 7
Locateli In EL DORADO BUILDING.
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N-'ticu in hereby piv» n tl. «t in ro-i-p'^nnre
lirr life with l)r. King's New Disrov- siuui equipped with flying ring», lad-
Have on hand and will keep constantly I'.l .. .Ind that -iuce tie tine of "his dei th
First Mree«. HAMION. IIKKHON
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with the provision« «»f the ft<’t <»f Congress f’ir the trail«- ajid family UM*, brands of the bi* heir, have not cultivated or improved
tler»,
horizontal
bars,
horizontal
and
ery.
•t Kot'liuf ! i ds : ) | . >! t ■ >f t ’ i . fo- iti.. ,
He- Ian I, -aid par’ll- are he.ebv notified to SHAVINO. SHAMPOOING AM) HAIll
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l for the ' best (pialll.V. •
’on. Nuvmta. and Washington T»rti
■I I I » ar. r< ■’!' nil »1x1 "If. r e . «S < • --- (toil •
ober 1 nib* in tb< Stnl
»f < ' ■ ;
lion in till n.lviince I stage, nino n»e,l per; , li ;d .. la Id.-r». sli ling p •■». O'eL
torv." as »xtemlutl to nil the Ihibl'C I,tml • «nun. O kf ui Ntv.V. Ai-U W-gbni«_-t<»f) I Goods delivered fiee of charge at any ,-<id ai: •_ if hi at lo o *-iock a m on April
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES,
for boys who have a taste foi >t-itus b. .(•♦ «•♦ \'i;ii-t 4.
Ibis w< L i fill mi’ilicitie and to-ilny c
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l'.«4. tiefore <’. I Blnnienrother. I’. S.
reasonable distance^
L »<••> ' »«><! of Bandon. <’ emtv .
(' s
Bathroom
newly fitted up with Porcelain
f
’
oiiimiS'iioner.
Bandon.
Oracoli,
ami
that
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the
strenuous
o
De-ptrati*
she IS perfectly We)).”
'(tate «»f Oruyon, has this «lay fi!-d in this \l,tt 41i; I. . I I; )l)4i. II. < VI 'X < <’•! - xt f,.*
Tuli. Hot or Cold Bathe
ernt«.
lin .I |p rim.' wi11 lo- li I ai IU ■. < »<‘k. a ia
Samples ran be found in t he an loons. 0 . n M ii 7. UMU. before the He i-t. r ami Ke-
The bath bouse on th.» warm sum > th<*“ his sworn «♦.•iteuont, \ >. .\iss, for th.
¡ < t ... h . i,
t
..¡«y :?• •; in Hu- (ith.-’ ^L-s I
to
Dr.
throat mid lung ili-eases • y ¡«-hi
o
pur«*!).-«*.»* of the SEl4 of NE’j of Se<-t:.m \c. <w rn «tft’pnient. N«». 6U53, for the ptirchft^e |
c.iver al th- L'nltud Stale« Laud Otliee in
itier
days
is
always
n
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Ince
eagerly
King s N. w Discovery as to no other
I 31. in Towmibip No. 21) ><»uth. Rantfe No <if th«« h\Vt4 <,f Sec'tiot) *N >. 32, in Township
Il thorp. Ori'imn.*
The «ni I contetan« having, in a proper
medicine on earth. Infsllible for - light, an I Ú* ■ bn.ld.'is of toe m lei I 14 Wrnt, an<! will offer proof •<» show that No 23 Soliti), ot Range No. 14 West, nnd
the land * >uvl)t is more valuable for its tim- wiH off»«r r roof to«h4»w that th»* land ««rnaht
. fl I , vit. lil. d lat ?7. 1'.« I -• ’ forti feta
THE STEAMER
an.] -T.00 pi ,y gi un 1 have built niel eip-.i, t. I b» r or stone than for »urienttnrai pnrp >«♦*«, is in ¡r»’ vaina!» e f*»v it* •l nlwr r «t<»ne th«n
Cough« ami Colds,
»!..<«-• .« that after till'-d .•• - fiers..,.
nod
tn
establish
his
claim
to
said
land
l»e-
al -anice of tin, notice can not t,e inaile, il
f«»r ftL’ricultiir I pnrp < •<. «nd to e«tnbh-*h
bottles guaranteed by C. Y. Lowe one of gi nerón, proportion». Tin*
for? f’. T. Blnmenrother. I’. S. ('«»«nrnism *n
I, Iter, hr ordered and directed that »u h no
claim to f ti l lend before C. T Blum -n-
batli» ir• in eh arg ■ ■ f . rini'l mm I-, t er at his <»flice at Ba don. C«»-»s i’-mntr, I:is
'I’rtiii bottles free.
tice I,» tiiveu b, due ar <1 | ro|,er pnblic.tiun.
i.it; er U S. »’omini -io«.* r nt his »»ffire nt
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J H. B ooth . Krceiver.
an I when the parents cull for their
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il 2» .I day of \pril. r** t H» > i . •> ih
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”t\ »tt^l tdj «tnin«» t» tri’orits. little < ns, he tiill be Inri '.) - ver to i A; d M t *T
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THOMAS WHITE, Muater
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I* Hunt all of Btritlo!!. ('«>«. n County. WilüMin D. Marshall, and John H. Tucker,
filili il h 25 S'rS*»
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160
arrew
of
bu
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130
acre«
■ >>f * I d tìnanciiil s’amhno. them wit.I hi- ha«‘ l» clean, bis face I Unuon.
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?»-k bottom, covered with alder Ul>d
Llave« Bniidon pverv morning, except
klv •
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shining and hi« clothing jii»'oiis neat *° Anv atu1 Id';-
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K.ifli» <5 Ce«*«.
II, I.« < k
t from Im td-
Mlm’-n bru'h: 7 «crea pl w bind ai d 12 Kuritlny. •♦ 7:30 «/clock und mftke« oonffec-
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arres
in
pâture:
houae
and
»»utbuil-ling*
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t.r.
-«-with the tra.n and ftteaiuer Mvri at
lheir claims in this o
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H» inde* S- tHh »»f Bund»»«, *»n Four-mib* 10-..10 ft. rn. ftf Coquille Citv.
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pricef
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I.< ite« Coquille City at 12:30 p m.. ?rriv-
f r. I'l.’ :
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J. T. B ridges .
the office.
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1’. H. 1 -*ln . hi . ’»JI >bft»-r St.. I' liUiH.d. Or. | ing at. BiuMon at 4:30 p. n*.
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Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
Fall and Winter Goods
i I arnesi
CLOTHING
GOODS
Oregon
Scseiiliilc fjimrican.
! Oh’E.XZ'S STORI
Specialty.
lock of rresh Groceries an id Provisions
7/hat We Can Do For You iNow is the time to buy
Other bargains
OLD VALLEY AO OAK DALE
Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods,
DORADO
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THS
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BANDOS B2EWËRY,
A. RICE, Bandon
El. 1 )ORÀDO
TONSORI AL PARLORS
Beer, Porter and Ale.
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J.-L-TIIOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrccms
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