Bandon recorder., May 26, 1904, Image 5

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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
Oue A ear........
Six Months.
Three Months
A huiihWNy Uh) tie.
Cur**d ili» Mother of Kbeuii.atiMiu.
I ■ rmiuated with an ugly <-u4 on
tbe fig of J. D. Omer, Franken
(irov-. Ill It develo<l<-<t a stubborn
uicer uuviealdiug to doctors and rem­
edies for four years. Then Buckleu's
Arnica Stive cured. It's just as
good for Burns, Scalds, Skin Ernp
tions and Piles. 25c, at C. Y. Lowe's
Drug Store.
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•‘My motbe* bas t>eeu a sufferer tur
g urn y years witu rheumatism,' sais
W. H. Howard, of Husband, l’a “At
times .be was unable to uiuft at all,
while at all times walking was puiu-
ful. I presented her with a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, ami after
a f«w applications she decided It was
tbe most wouderful pain reliever she I
had ever tried; in fact, she is never
without it now, ami is at ali times
able Io walk An occasional applica­
tion of Paiu Balm keeps away the
pain that she whs formerly ironbleit
with.’’ For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Drug
gist.
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llu.Hiiiii 1 ui'orn pete nee.
Itiittlesl'ip« »nd Human Live»
|2 00
.. 1 00
I.
50
(By Ambrose Bierce I
Meat Market,
CLARENCE Y.
. Baiuclou. Oregon,
Druggist and
2^? .. ^ oi.i’t..
Cm Aim.l-.t . <' :t. 7, 1902.
Eight uk »1 iv egu I v >i »> ‘¡I
that 1 W k ,
. •¿t<H.*ui .,l
down nearly nil th»
w •'*?
•tomach wa* sr wo; •- mid up-Ct
that 1 could keep n* hi. « on it
and I vomited fr< ;< «■”•
could net urinate w .tnout grest
paiuxr. 11 cough.'I so much that
my throat ami lungs were raw
and tori'.
The doctors pro­
nounced it Bright'» disease »nd
other., said it v. as consumption.
It maitered little to me what
they c’.'iled it ar. J I had no de­
sire to hr«. A sister visited ins
from St. Louis and asked me if
I had ev-T tried V ine cf I itriiui.
I told her I had not and she
liouglrt a bottle. I believe that
it saved my life. I believe many
woman could rave much suffer­
ing if they but knew <jt its value.
Apothecary,
Will Keep ou Maud at all Times
Is just In receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Drugs end
Beef, Perk, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
Chemical
l'ateut and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Ui-ugsIxtM Muntlrie»».
Vegetable«, Poultry. Egg«, Butter mid ail Farm Produce.
1 will pay highest mark t price fur beef, pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc.
The passage ot the naval appropri­
P erfumes . Bai sues , S ponoes , S oaps
ation bill whk precoded in the senate
Nils and C andies .
( !»»:• r*. Tobacco« nml Cigarettes,
This paper is entered at the Bandon post by some very sensible talk tmeut the
1 hunts. Oils. GI ussch , m.d i’ainter's Supplied
office as Seoond-olass Matter.
probable abandonment of the modern
battleship, now upon its first real trial
TUVRSDAY. MAY. üt¡, 1' j OI
for its life. In expressing their doubt
of this costly, complicated and cum­
From tbe Chicago l’ribuue.
brous creation’s efficiency in actual
One reason why tbe Japanese are
EDITORIAL.
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service, Seuator H h I«. Senator Gor­ forcing the Ritssiaua back ao rapidly
Several Coos County candidates are man and others voiced no new senti­ in Maucburia is that they have muro
■
og the anxious seat, but they will step ment: distrust of tbe battleship has men »’in the right place, ' thau tbe
long been felt both in and out of uuva| Russians have, or, for the present,
tí
off, June Gtb.
This Steamer is New. is Strnndv built, and fltt?d witli the bit» st improvement®, and xiill
«ive a revulwr 8 day servio*-, ft»r panni t t¿< m anti freight, bt iwtvn tbo
circles.
A
battleship
may
cost
as
much
can
have.
Another
is
that
they
are
In considering tbe question of Lo­
Coquille River. Oie«<>n, ami San Francisco, Calif.
as
$8,900,000
—
a
lot
of
eggs
to
put
into
Don’t you want freedom from
showing tbetuaelves tbe possessore of
cal Option which comes up at the
ELBERT DYER, Ayent, Bandon, Orr«on.
pain? Take Wine of Cardui
Slate election, that fairness should a single basket. It may carry 800 hu­ more and better braios than lb« Rus­
E. T. KRUZ, Manapin« Au< nt, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, Callfornin.
and
make
one
supreme
effort
to
j
prevail that is characteristic of a lib man lives —a far more serious matter. sian article.
M. BREUEPt’S
be well. You do r. t need to be
No better proof of Russian military '
eral, free hearted people. All men For $8,000,000 we could build 40 light
a
wenk,
helpless
sufferer.
You
should liuva tbe right to decide wbat swift, seagoing gtiultoHis, armed with incompetency lit tbe present moment
Healer in Boots and Nhoe«
can have a woman’s health and
they wish, tbe majority being tbe end oue heavy and aeveral light guns could be desired than tbe circum­
do a woman'« work in life. W by rj
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
each. Can any one doubt wbat would stances connected with tbe evacuation
of tbe contest.
not secure a bottle of Wine of t,» I
lowest living prices.
be the result of a combat between tbe
Cardui from your druggist to- jh
Tbe desire to accomplish partisan battleship and 40 gunboRts? Homo of of Niuebang. At tbe outset of tbe
day?
purposes and to maintain party lon­ tbe gunboats might go to the bottom: war the St. Petersburg general staff
was
stricken
with
fright
lest
tbe
Jap
­
J. I* T!'PI»EM. Proprietor.
gevity, often leads the person or per­
tbe battleship certainly would. The anese shoulJ suddenly descend until-
C; ai '«
ttisS UiP - ’j
This well known hotel is now under new and com­
sons so inclined into efforts that take
invention of gunpowder put an end, city arid overwh’l'u it. A few weeks
J. WALDVOGEL Sc SOM Preps.
LAZ';
petent manageim nt and Ims been thoroughly reu-
on all kinds of phases, but the one
virtually, to body armor, which, al­ ago, ou tbo oth tr band, the Rus-iaii»
that suggests a large Republican vote
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
ways costly and cumbrous, was no were boasting that th« Japanese ha I
as a compliment to Roosevelt, out­
any in Southern Oregon. S tuple rooms for com­
longer protective. Torpedoes, mines, delayed so long that they had lo-i
ranks tbe rankest. Voters should vote
All linda kept,
mercial men. Baggage transported to ami from
“s bmariues’’ and high power projec­ their opportunity and that Niiicbwmig
for men who are honest am) who stand
bouts-and trains free of charge.
BOLOGNA
SkUSAGE,
HEAD
CHFES:
tiles will inevitably do away with tbe had been tn ido impregnable. In the
Fine new bar in connection with the hotel.
for and will nse their energy and al>il
and VEAL always on hand,
battleship, probably with the armored meantime troops and guns ha 1 been
ity for the highest interests of tbe
C RNED BEEF.
cruiser, ami navies will again “fight hurried in an ! the foriitications bad
nation and leave complimentary vot­
in their shirt-sleeves.” A shipfeosting been strengthen, d by much elaborut«1
l'ICKI.ED FORK
ing out.
10 times as much as another is not 10 work. Now the Russians flee nt full
Coquille Herald: R. M. Morgan, a times ns fast nor 10 times as secure. speed, finding thmnselvos o it tl ink« I,
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late arrival from California, has rented It is a few times as destructive, very and in an utileiiable p i-iti-m.
TAL-LILS
little
less
vulnerable,
and
no
faster.
Looking Lack on these events, it is
from VV. B. Rohrer, a portion of bis
:i
In one’s private affairs one would not perfectly evident that the ltns imis
place near Parkersburg.
5'.
I
Meat« D« liverecì io peifliaiH liviiq» on í!
think of securing so small an increase I have been hopelessly lacking in intel-
- at th i:
Coast Mail—Dwight, L. Lonfbour-
ll’Vf r. <ir ah-ii« iff? fai/c Honte
of efficiency by so large an increase of i ligent nn.ierstan liug of the str i'fgi
row, editor of tbe Evening Post ROOD
expenditure.
cal elements of the war. The pre .one«
’•Máx
BO YEARS»’
to be established at North Bend, is in
¿4
; y/w EXPERIENCE
of the J «panes'on th« Antiing-M ik
town today. Mr. Loufbourrow KHVH
2 -T
Disastro'«, Urick,
den road and on t he L >:i ilti ig p «:ii:i
that in all probability tbe Post will
Carelessness is responsible for sola is uot s nue r.ir i -nloiis s irp.
mike its initial appearance ou Thurs­
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’
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*
many
a railway wreck and the same but a contingency th.it was plain!
£ 2 ¿ í= i :: :• ; 3 5' 1' 1 S 2 a*o? '•.,
day of this week.
possible
from
the
very
beginain;
causes are making human wrecks of
FOR
SALE
BY
Oregon Journal: Th« argument that
sufferers from Throat and Lung trou Knowing that their force was uot stif
T paoc M arks
in order to support Roosevelt next
’'-t’i './i'*
D esigns
bles. But since the advent of Dr. fieiont to make sure of blocking th«« •
'
V«'»
"*
C
opyrights & c .
November, it is necessary to vote for
Anvona soniffng a «ketch and description may
King's New Discovery for Consnmp two lines of invasion, tbe Russian
quickly usiT-riii.n our opinion free whether an
NO TICE 1 011 PUBLICA T1ON.
the R.-p'tblioan eau lidales for sheriff, I
Invention ia probably patcutiiblo. Commit »lira-
tion. Coughs and Colds, even the also have known, that, given these Ian
t int.s .*! i ict ly eonlldcntfiil. I hindhook on Patents
district attorney, a'-e-sor. county worst ca-es cau he cured, ami hope­ invading armies, their own position m
Timbi-r Latici Ac!, June, 3. 1878.
Bent free. Oldest agency for Becuring patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
.•ommih tom r, constable, and till tbe
U nited H tateh L and G i i ice . Ro.it bùr«,
tji.-cial H'jtue, vithout clinrye, in tbe
Ninchwang
would
l-ecome
untenable.
less resignation is no longer neces­
Ore«oo, May 12, i9u4
rest, in all the counties of Oregon, in
sary. Mis. Lois Cragg of Dorches Apparently they di lu’t know it, an I
N’utioe in hereby «iveti tknt in coinpliance
Juno, regardless of whether they are
witb thè provigioi.H oi ibe net ot Uon«rcus
A handsomely illustrated weekly. l argest idr-
< s Mîî a*:2 iná ee<"
ter,Mass., i« one of many whose life Consequently they wist« I ill th< • i -.: i of
June 3. 1878, vntitkd ”An act f<»r Ilio saie ! cuiation of any i--ie.iidie Journal. Terms, T3 a
tbo better mon or not. is one that car­
year;
f >ur months, tl. Soldbyull newsdealers.
and
labor
th«y
«p-nit
in
fortifying
<»f
tiiuber
l;inds
in
tbe
States
oi
Citiiforiiia,
1
was saved by Dr. King’s New Dis
;
ries with it the assumption that it is covery. This great remedy is guar­ Niucbwaug an I its i'ii'ir ms.
OietD'U. Nt’Vtnia, and Washington Ferii-I
tcrv,” as cXte»HJ» d L> all Hit- L uLlio Laii.il
Blanc-Il Oitic j. €25 F 8t.. VVnshin*toii. D. C.
addressed to imbeciles.
Statua
by
act-
«>l
Atit.'i-t
4.
l^.U,
Ubati
«
They have only th *mi ■! ve > 1 1 hi am«
anteed for ali Throat and Lung dis
Fi?«er, of i' 'iid’":, C"iiH of 1 ’’o , '•»tale |
Coast Mail: It. E L. Bedillion ease by C, Y. Low« Druggist. Price for tbo ludicrous figur« they n- v cut T.
i
of Or»
b is tlns day liied n tlii-c office
hi«
«'..orti Ktaiciuenl No .NOI, for tbe por-
tbo Bandon hotel mm, who is inter­ 50c, and .<1.00. Trial bottles free.
in their flight. They wmi! I have com-
'S ?-f* v:-t
,-s. n
obiiHe of tbo S'.J >t -SW
< t » -ctit-n .\o. 33,
t I ;<
L .»>-u
ested tn th'- new w>o|«ti mill, soon to
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miiud« I mu ,:i m >r<? r • ip«-t h 11 th
in Fowunni.» No. 23 Sonili, of liaiio.v No. 14
\ ». t.
il
. ;
go in at that place, l«ft for his home
Killed Hi» Non.
aban lone I Ninchwang an! Port Ar­ land
C. U JL 112 u X - V ; ■ ■ U - V <.
6*>upbt is tu »re valu. uic loi i!ri finibri
today. During his visit of tbe last
thur
early
in
the
war
and
retired
to
a
or ntouo tbnn 1 -r -.uricaiiur ii pui p > h -4 an<i
Owensboro, Ky., May 21st. — Rev.
XAÍíVrACTUEIR < F
| to *~rtt*.;ìLi.»
'i 1-» Mii<l tatui beture ('•
two days on Coos Bay Mr. Bedillion,
Norman Armour, who murdered his central pnsiti mi at Liu i Ymg nr 'd i < ■ i'. Blaiueiii o: uer, U. » *; h • lì >.»1 ei, t ina
informed a MAIL reporter that there
1 office al Bilie il, ('•’.>« Uonni'V, Oregon, li »
T^r.-v. *•/'■** — ■’i/ì
/*- ’
son by striking him witli a fence rail, den, where they won' I nave li«en run I S.'turd.-ty, '.h ‘«-h day of Au jc-t. ìboL lit-
1VÍ LA* A
•>
was now no q lostioo about Bandon
dy
to
strike
bard
at
the
proper
lime,
, natnv« us ».vi: ue-»<e- : A. E. Il i ij ill, oi i’ark-
was arrested this morning.
having another woolen mill tn the
without the disa Ivantng •» t iiat a! t«nd vrnbur«. R i.;-ii H. lic-a. < f i; un! -r.. John
The jail is now heavily guarded, as
I Àiidcr-ion, . i 3 uid ’il» aibl iionert tó. L. Be
very near future, as the first payment
ITnvc nn I.' iîh ’ i nnd vili Le p ron­ ■nt1,
the farmers at Sacramento threaten a their newly formed iim , mi 1 wi:!i"iit i cìiilioii, oi iianuuii, ali of Cuo.i Uodiitiy (Jie fiti' the trade und laiuiiy use, bruì.us of th<
lias already been mado ou tbe ma
the
confusion
consequent
upon
tb«d«-
1 UO11,
.
-
S
|
.
beai
q'.iiiiity.
Aiiv and 'ili iL-r.oi'.s .’..limino a.tv m i) ini
lynching. Armour is cool and says be
Half Ei’cîhcr of Stamboul,—Time, 2:07 1-2,
chinery.
¡¡inda aie r«qut-.-<iid h» li:»'
is willing to take the law's penalty. feat on the Yalu, and the hurried re­ , ubo»<.-UesciH»e.l
of
charge
at
ar.
y
Goods
deli
ve*
rd
f«ce
tbeir
claiina
in
ibis
offit
o
on
or
beturc
said
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ie;tHtin:iii!r distance.
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The killing resulted from the minis treat from two directions to.vmd '»t n d t y oi
follows:
(.'oast Mail: John Ditter, a bache­
,
J. T. P-JITI’OT’H,
Mukden.
ter’s ungovernable and apparently in
DW'.Vo
R. j4i ter.
’•'ampie« can be f und
lor, about 60 yeais of age, who lived
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sano temper. The boy refused to quit
At PORT eitEJJiD the 1st, 12th, 13th, i-i.b, 15th, 23th, 30th and 31st.
all alone in a little cabin on a Ross
NOTICI. I'OR I vi LiCVI JON'.
yrtlefosut Eiiterpris
work in the field when ordered to do Frnm
|>« pari merit of the Ini» i’i<»r.
slough rnncli, 4 miles from Marsh­
At LANGLOIS the 17th, 18th, 10th, 20th, 25th, 2Cth, 27th and 28th.
so by Armour, ami a quarrel followed.
Some miscreant on Catching Creek
T and O ff pi. at KaSEDVF.a, Oregon April
field, died at bis borne last night at
At BANDON ths 213Ï,
23rd and 24th of ciwh month.
The farmer, who is a man heretofore has been trjitig to steal Arlington’s 1, 1994.
8:30. He was discovered lying on
N«»t’ce is berebv civcn that the followin'.
respected, but known io have a vio­ saw mill, piece at a time, Lately tile
A: IVJMZ'S RANCH th? 3,4, 5, 6,7,8 and 9 of each month.
bis bed in an ttDConscions condition
named
h;»ii ; Ni- d ih t ice »d Lis ;nt<-ri­
lent temper, undertook to punish the safety valve, in<-piiator and otter !i n Io m *.ke fi nii provi in «tippoit. of in-»
and breathing very heavily, about 5
•und»
i»t-
that ^ ii«l i»rt»«4 wi.i b
IDosori/ption..
boy, when the younger man dofeuded parts of the runi binary wer« taken claim, Rud
' • dhuislioii -
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Theo­
ft>re C r l'inin»-lii<»t;»c». (i.
D.'x’er is a beautiful st.-. I gr:;;., 16 12 banda liigli, fouled ISOS, is of
himself with much vigor, The minis- from tbe mil), but were found, bow- I i»r, lit h.H oiiice ut B iuh I oii . Orfi'im. wu
dore Hoellipg. tbe neighbor who made
clive .
-•• nile ilì-qr --ili"ti. mut imi'.-u.d ii.talligence He i* tin- bes' for l.reoding to
JUNE I, V.KH,
ter, outdone, seized a pince of fence ever, bidden in a hollow stump, Tu«
f. r gettili., of Loral's ¡or g net .1 si I . ¡ce, I fiat baa ever stood tn tbia sect Ion,
tbe discovery, sent nt once for Dr
92.37,
Lvnion
J.
DfivirC
’
n.
f
r
rail and rained blows upon the boy’s guilty party is known, mi i Catching viz: H. I!
” • lip
f*'
I ,mg p<
"'1 of b< tli strong'll and need. His colla uro large and of finn
MiicCormac, but the unfortunate man
•t.e
of NE-, Sf ti n 18; 8»^ .»t .Nt»‘4.
a 110 , *■ ■
head until the latter lay dead at his Creek has declared open war ou him, Sentimi 17. 1 'WTtship 29 boutb. Ka gH 14
action. Inspection of bis get will r, evii t-v tbe moat doubting.
brentheil his last shortly before the
W< *i. : He tmu*“« tin- following witnes.Rgto
His darn, owne I for years bj Mr. Hume, in Curry County, was tbe cele­
feet.
and if the business isn't stopped, hi . ¡•rove his c•mii’iu » um rcstdciicc u on and
doctor arrived.
Pe.’.kr in Hamess if: Caddies and al! brated blue Hambilioniau m :ie, :>■ t> d even when 30 years <>f ng« for b«r
ox,
those who are bide will be dangling on some Catch­ uultiviitii'ii of MMil laud, viz: Ge
It
is
the
belief
of
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Ahx Kenedy. F. M. '•iitiueilin and Andrew kinds of leather wars kept in a harness speed, gamoneas un i et.durance. D is nnri<cos«ary to mid unytbing to de
( )r« gon. I shop.
Juhm-on, ali < f Band »n, (’ - » h i
script ioti when tl ;■ pedigree of the sire of Dexter follows:
A Baker City boy, under 10 years friendly to the preacher that he is ing Cr.eker’s Lack feme.
j. r * B ridges .
Cal. Devniil, a young man id'out 17
old, lately secured by adroit false pre­ subject to spells of temporary insani­
U<
gister.
Apr*
FSJIDIG-TiKID.
tenses over $350 in cash from the Sal­ ty, as this is said to bo no isolated years of age, was sccid, ntnlly sh. t in
fMonr 870, R»c. : »> •7
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riUEF
’
J
lt
IT
J
»bi(
:.\*T()N
JSUL.V1
ED
Wi’Jir.m G t’.licr wiK act as my ngpnt at
biro of 5 in 2:30
vation Army of that place. Th« pros case where bis temper has taken an the right leg, at Norway, Sun lay, by
TH At IT).
Band<»i. and all order« b ft with him for
Claude Randleman, auotlur yoip.g
eciitmg attorney, in bis great wisdom, almost maniacal tendency.
I’uPi(<• I anti Sale.
I Cnpperbottoro.
1 h or impairs will receive prompt atttn
Feeling in the neighborhood of the man of about tbe same age. Handle
Bolle of Waba-»L
S. <t B. dnin of
(SVLT a N 1’13. ...
tion
K. -< burg, Ort-Hon, Mav 10’L. 19C4.
said nothing could be done with the
I Bhickhawk, 5.
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1
Hsi-orJ
2
l
crime
is
particularly
high,
as
the
Notice
i«
hereby
«ivt-n
that
ia
pursuance
mao
was
fooling
with
a
32
calibre
re
FOR
FViiLKIA
I
ION.
youth, because be was too young to
Nt > i n
2.O7X ¡ Sii’tniip.. dam of
r- Stamboul,
of in*’ru ’tion-; from th:» Conimi *.*?.»!! r of
Lacy k. .. .2:18^ ( Saltali.............. 2:2! ’Delmonico, 110.. ( Guy MiJIor, dam of
Timber I.»nd. Act .Inno 3. 1878.
semi to the reform school, much less preueber, by his open attacks on cer­ volver and snapping it. Tbe revolver the General Land ( ¡1i-e. in <h r nulbority
■i
.2:19:4
Siró of
i
IJambiltonian 10
Ruby
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vvflfed ill him by «(‘ctiun 24a.*», U. S. Kev.
U nited S tatus L and O ffice , K oabdurc ,
Dnrhy........2:13^
tbe penitentiary. So the authorities tain residents of tbe locality, has ere bad one load it; it nnd was discharge:!.. Stilt.,
Alca? <r .... . 2:2Olj
a« ainentled by the act of Uonifre«« ap­ O regon . May (»th, 1904.
5 Bay R - ac .. .2:X>W
ated
many
enemies,
and
tbe
district
is
l|
Membrino
Chief H
1 he wound is a severe one and it will proved Fetirntiry k*t»tli, IKK», wt, will proceed
£ Contr-icior. ...2:22
let the boy go, ou his promise to be
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Notio° is hereby given that in compliance
tooffci
nt
public
«nle
on
the
inhabited
by
u
people
many
of
whom
I Big Nora.
be some time before Devaul will have
Sw< < ' heart .2:22>4
gixtd; but it seems that horses must
with the provnions of the net, ot (’«»meress
18th day of July,
a»><l 20 others in
are prone to lynchings on almost any tbe Use of bis leg.
next, at thi-i otli.’»’, the f tllowing tract of of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale z
be lying or standing around loose, as
Ifat.
Also
sire
of
i tuti, to-wit: Lot No 3 Stc. 18, Twp. 29S., of timber lands in the States of Cabfornia,
provocation.
i Hnnibiltonian, 10
dan « of
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington i'eirito-
well as piles of money, iu that coun
K. 14 W.
Sire of 1 !><» tlnni«
kevnl Wilkes,
Officers declare they will protect the
Any and all person« claiming adversely the rv,’’ as extended to nil the Public Land -V
>t hid boa I.. .2:07!<
try, for the terrible yonlli wns scarce­
Sunday
Welcome:
Tuesday
morn
­
2:11%
above dtscrib« d land« are advised to i.le Stnb s by a-’t of August 4’h, I'*.*?. I) >na!d
prisoner to the last, no matter how
• nt a V/ilki’fl
Trinket . ..
11
ly out ef «ight c! the district at­ large or desperate ii>e mob may be ing the Or“gi't'!«P deeliired li nt the »heir claim« in this offi»*4» ou <»r before the M. CharleRon of Bandon, County of ('<«>»,
‘>14 U
Silver B» lle. .2: ¡7
in th -»
deaitfiiateil f«»r U m - c*>n»m»'nceuient »>1 Mat»- ot \jregon, ii .^ tt'i’ ti-.y
Bel Peart ....•j.in
I
Heurit-rlH.
.
.2
i
♦
\ i ¡ suit ' s Wr.nbiKg-
torney's office till be stole, witbin 48 that attempts violence, and have in­ California State Convention of th<> | day
«aid H ile, oth. rwiM their rights will be offic»* his «worn statement. No. (»129. for the
Ole» dim*.
|
nnd 11 oth'-r-i, ! ton
purrlias- of the SL.4 of SE% of JSec’ion No
hours, three horses perhaps more. creased tbe force guarding the priso Democrats would "turn Hearst down.” fot felted.
Euiiai B y, ... ï :23>4 f Spéculât ion
Sira of
|
from2:1
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ito2:19
4
32. in I <»wn«hip No. 29 South, Kai'g** 11 Went,
J. II. B ooth , Kegister,
JfitU Wìlk'H,
á r iv.li Point...... 2:21 | M tri I ih Washiuu* i
r.edy Wuodr’iT
Lots of men up there have so many tier.
The following morning it was briefly
ami
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
Z.
J. T. B bidgks , Receiver-
I Gracie H............... 2:22
2:29
toll
2 :*'431
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«•»light is more valuable for its timber or
i
Lorses that tLsy might nut miss oue
» .
I z. Sir vv !!!<••<»
■siattd thr.tr t!..' C..'tiVc:.!i a h:. ! -de­
. I (»uv Spreckl»*-».. .2:3iJ
tn)’.»» !•»» rlXliliíití»l
11- it i ■>...•• .............
Catarrh
Cannot
Be
Cnrrd.
2
30
Oakland
Maul.
«
I >5 A I »' "llLlÛ
^febnahla
.
‘ >LI ■ Lt »’MEL nN< establish his claim Io said land before (*.’!.
or two for awhile. Tbe boy’s father
clared for Hearst, and the story was N« > i b 1. * 81 ( h
Sin- of
I L'ltl; t? h-v.. . L'l.L-’y
Ñ ! LX DY UTLEY
Notice it, hereby (¿iven t«» the Subscril er- Blunienrother, U. H. Commis«ioner, nt 1.
I
is a sheep-herder, but it does not with local applications, as they cannot told in a dozen lines. Poor Hearst
I
Sir
Walter.......... 2 27
I
Aho
itrand
dam
of
t<> the capital stock of THE BANI>f >N office at Bandon. Cooi County, Orizon, on
1
Western
Girl.
.2:29b
2
seem to have occurred to the wise reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh lias no show to get the Deirocratie WOOLEN MILLS, a cip -iHtion b* in« Saturday, the 30th d 'V of July. r.»”t. j
name« as witnesses: Charles S. Mc.Cnlloi' .
<$s.oo
and astute district attorney to send s a blood or constitutional disease, nomination, however, as he has »’tbe dulv organized under the laws of the State of Bandon, Porte Summers, of Four-ioic TERMS: Sing:
of Ore«on.
$10,00
the boy to his dad, nud let him prac­ and in order to cure it yommust take influence of the Oregonian” against
TU h I a Stib-cribi: « Stockholdf rs meeting ( reek m ar Bandon, Fred II. Grom, of Ban­ I3y tho Sescson.
will b#4 held in the office of Geo. P. !• ppit'« don. nnd Dairel A. Gross, of Bandon, all of
tice awhile on stealing sheep.—Sun­ internal remedies.
$15 00
To Insure
Hall's Catarili him.
in the t >un of Bandon, County of C oom . and C oom County. (Iregon.
Anvandall persons claiming adverse’* th?
State
of Oregon, on inesday, th? 14th dat
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day Welcome.
For
filltber
information
address
at
any
of
the
places
mentioned
above.
Cure is taken internally, and acts di
of June, nt. tbe hour of 7 :-k) I’M. of «aid above describid lands, are requested to file
Doesn’t Kesprct Ohl Age.
rectly on the blood and unicdns sur­
day. for tbe pnrpoap of boldin« the fir-t tlu ir claims in this office on or before said
O
IT.
HURIÆY,
Not A Sick Day Since.
mectin« for the election of Directors, and to 80lh day of July, 1904.
faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a
J. T. B ridges ,
Manager of the horse for R. D. HUME.
It’s shameful when youth fails to iierfect a complete or«anizati’>n of «aid cor
Mavl2
Kegister.
R. E. L. Pediilion.
“I was taken severely sick with quack medicine It wns prescribed by show proper respect for old age. but poraiion.
(’ S’, lj’-wr,
TBKSP13S MITICE.
kidney trouble. I tried all aorta of one of the beat physicians in this just the contrary in the case <>f Dr.
W D MuMball,
Incorporator«.
medicines, none of which relieved me. country for years, and is a regular King's New Life Pills. They cut off
Notice in hereby «iven to all ocninnf» n t
t > tree; ns- npon thn pr- nii q »»f V’. l\t ’jv< n
Ono day I saw an ad. of your Elec prescription. It is composed of the maladies no matter bow severe, ami
«it
’iHtf d between Fiorai» Lake «nd tbe con -
-—THE STEAMER —
trie Bitters and determined to try best totdes known, combined with the irrespective of obi age. Dyspepsia,
ty road, in Northern (’irry. hy removu
ci’fini.». or destroying timber njx’ti sani O’. n.
that. After a few doses I felt reliev­ best blood purifiers, acting directly on Jaundice, Fever. Constipation, all
J : . U V
lend.
ip^ar<l will b • paid for infortì t
(ion lendini; to a conviction of tredpa » h *
ed. nndgioon thereafter was entirely ttie tflncons surfaces.
The perfect ^vield to this perfect Fill, 25 cents at
state«! above.
P. B. HOYT, Prop,
rnred.wmd have not seen a sick day combination of the two ingredients is Lowe's Drug Store.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon.
II ’9*1
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PETEK NELHON. A < t
THOMAS
WHITE.
Master.
wbat
produces
such
wonderful
results
loeUe<l I» EL noKtno BEILDING.
since. Neightors of mine have been
W »NfEik-rKPsrWOItl flY LlltV OU
8-!isvilii» 2.» <
First Stgrrt, HAN DON. OKKGON
enroll .of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, in curing catarrh. Send for testiff.o gentti ni n t" m in»;r bn.Ho ss in this Conn­
/Oll S\LE—160 acre« of land : I- > .,cte<
c.'Prk
bottoni,
c<
vered
wfth
Rider
and
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every
morninff.
except
Leaven
Bstidou
eve
BatîiM 2.5 C’rt* tn.
tv
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l
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for
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Liver and Kidney trouble and Gen nisls free.
SHAVING,
shampooing and hair
«nnnon bra«h ; 7 acre« pl< w land ai d 1:’
......... .
i?-'«traiuht
cash «nlarv ! Sunday, at 7
7;3^o'clock
;3n o'clock and n» >h*-s roniu c-
financial standing.
f
~
( I’ tTIN'GAT STANDARD PRICES.
eral Debility.” This is what B. F. F. J. C hf . net & Co . I’/ops., Toledo, O
i - xi'- i’ * ’ ’ '-a- It tfondai tbr»- •
' wuli t li” t rain »« n-i
r .M\ 11 at «crea in p‘«t’ire; bo<i«e and onll»BÌIdinp<;
lo m’I?«
gh of B »ndon. on I ir- mi”
Ji idquu’vr
Fxpens- mv advanc’d: 10:’/) a. m. ,t < <»qn’11» ' i’v.
Sold by Tirnggist«. price 75 ts.
Workmanship up to ilnte in an
B.tlhrooiii newly fitted up with Ļrrp| I h I i ^
Base of Fremont, “X C. writes. Only
Creek : prie? $1,500. F»»r parti-nlar« uldre»-«
: p* ; t : ■!
' 1 :'«y ■
'
Tnl> Hot or Cold H íi II im '¿."t rent«.
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P.
S.
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itili:
n.
34H Kb mcr Sf.t Portland, Or. 'Ling io my line.
,.I’»n»ui Bundin«, (hici/o.
Ii.L-at B .»don h ! < 30 p. m.
^Oc, at C. Y Lowe’s Drnggest.
Hull's Family Fills are tbe best,
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Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
The N
M
£
KISOHH
Tou Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
0. P. JE LT SON, Master.
Hotel Coquille
CITY MEAT MARKET.
A 'o<paille < Tty,
Fresh iVteats, Best Quality
' OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE
“Pl 1
A. RICE, Bandon.
Phoenix
American.
u lo 111
fi v<?
S C'3.3C!E'o^--Wcw York
Yair Korey Back ¡’ it Don't Suit
a
Sest Son of 22ÆI1TO3STX
ill mai
M 1
n
o 1
tl. Seas
. Standing as
1 -,
ureqen
C y.;;
Repairing a Dpeeialty.
J. L. THOMPSON,
TONSORIAL PARLORS
ving Parlors
and Bathrooms
DISPATCH
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