Bandon recorder., June 09, 1904, Image 4

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THURSDAY, JDNE. 3, 1904'
EDITORIAL.
.Tbe campaign is over, and oil
parties can settle down to rest, each
person contout that he v ill bsivo as
good au administration as the other
fellow. It is only the discontents
that will feel like iho Dutchman
when ho was beaten and who .said
''Let us run tho race again over, I
bet you,''
New Jersy blows berhorn to sonnd
tho tidings that she has manufac
tured more corkscrews than any
other state, but wait untill you bear
tho echo from the bugle that heralds
their consumption, and New Jersey
will go away back aud sit down.
Did anybody ever bear of an over
production of corkscrews?
J. M. Hughes gave a lecture hern
Saturday evening setting forth the
principles of Socialism and giving a
history of conditions as they exist in
n.-mp of the circumstances nnder
which the human family labors. What
he aid was true, and tho conditions
that have obtained in very many in
stances are producing a large crop of
litres.
W iairocliica io our readers iu this
iss iytw ftsnter which wo believe
will toftpprCMUid. "fiie Home Cir
oi' chiuio is out ihat vtiil interest
c!e of readers, but mon espc
inlly docts .it. appeal to the wives and
laothers, the queens of our homes. It
ta. mr highe-t ninbinon io give our
rwiders lha elites of rending they most
rei!-h. Oar Kcui Ciixl-c-. Inmn
in ih itnnrw Hi'X-hi rurh v.k. nn-vif-iac
our r"Hd -r- s' destr . If not
ftskiug tun tnnob of our readers, we
wool! ptrfeirtJ it if lh3' would ex
prps- io ns ihir opinion of this new
Ttatn: of our paper. If you enjoy
tvadi;t&: it. :1 u sn. It is for von
'.'.v iui'U-h it. Dsop us a postal card
tr in omt' maurer convey to us your
appreciation of this new feature if you
"houVp.ly do appreciate it.
Tnis age of the world ought to pro
duce thinkers, but instead, it is prob
ably thn greatest Hge of humbug that
has ever Iven known. Two groat po
litical purlins are in the fakir busi
ness, and besides this, there are fakirs
pa I ore on almost every proposition
that bobs qd for inspection. Tbe
cartoon profession is a fruitful field
of fakensm. One cartoonist will m-t-truct
with a picture of tho full dinner
pai!, and a second, with that of an
empty one; one teaches ou in glow
ing colors of prosperity, while another
brings 3-011 back to the emptiness of
dtlnsion, and between the lot the de
luded mind is apt to take on a belief
bf its own, havirg neither reason nor
stability behind it, but, as it were,
stranded on fallacy without the power.
to extnoate itself. Too often, because
of there and other causes, wo find
minds that have become stationery
because of haing formed a belief
without reaching out to comprehend
the priuciplqs involved, and nothing
short of a mental cyclone could move
that mind to investigate the premises.
Coast Mail: -Chas. Adams, of Myr
tle Point, arrived in this city yester
day, en route for San Francisco, where
bo g"s to meet his wife, who is very
ill in Southern California, and who
will be brought to that city for medi
cal treatment.
Port Oi ford Tribune: A grand In
dian dance and pnu-wuw is promised
a- tie of tie featll!.- of the E ehro
ere. k F.-mth of July eeleluauon.
wtnh- ! V Miii from Knf-iy
Gili k ;(: -f tin Mit!e
::M Lu" "pi .- nh niissistgt.r. will in
ll h'Kili.ii: ;s! I h:' I Ij Hi tin Deer
Innu will Open.
( H. W i r, who Las been,s'ipr
intuitu".-! of H. D. 3 initio s iutefe.-t-on
liogun rivor for many years, has
been employed as cashier of the State
Bank which ie to bo established at
North Bend this week. Mr. Winsor
is a very obliging gentleman, and with
Lis oxt.-n.-ivi-. Im-iuvf.- i- indi.ed well
qtiaiih-il lor V.- work h.
li:
i . .r.:-:,r ,
iSny lor .ver.tj tU. and uJl. nu.u
a few day-. 1 ready ;,,v hnines.
Tiio 'hui will be one of U.e strong
est banks in Southern Oiogon. -Citi-
A 'o-.tl.v Mlhtiiko.
JJl.it.doi- ;fx- HCjinetiiiies very expen
sive. OccHMomtUy life itHlf is the
price of a mistake, but you'll never be
wrong if yon take Dr. KingH New
Life Pills, for Dyspepsia. Dizziness
Headache. Liver or Bouol I roubles.
They are gentle yet thorough. 2octs
ftt Lowe's Drug Store,
t.
Fight Will lie Hitter.
Thoso who are persistont iu closing
their ears against tbe continual roc
ommeudatiou of Dr. King's New Dis
co very for Consumption, will have
long and bitter tight with their trou
bios, if uot ended earlier by fatal ter
initiation. Read what T. K Beall e
Beall, MisB., has to say: ''Last fal
my wife had every symptom of con
sumption. She took Dr. King's New
Discovery after everything else had
failed. Improvement came at once
aud four bottles entirely cured her.'
Guaranteed by 0. Y-. Lowe. Drnggis
Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial hot
ties free.
oco
"Doings" at "flSeaatifuI"
Bnndon.
Chris Hasmussen. alderman-elect
of Bandon, was a guest in our city
this week, renewingold acq lainlances
"Tho City by tho Sea' says Chris, "is
all right, and property is changing
hands on a firm basis. There hav
been more transfers of city realty i
Bandon the past four months thau iu
years past We hnve noticed no per
ceptiblo change in business since th
departure of the N oolen Mill, but w
are soon to have a new mill. Tho peo
plo of Bandon havo not lost all of th
old time spirit infused into them by
the late George Dyer, and they stil
work and stand together iu cases o
emergencies, and when our city's good
can be served. For instance, in th
new Woolen Mill, all of tbe stock, ex
cept a very few thonsaud dollars, wa
subscribed by local people, no singl
one taking more than $2000, and th
total amount wasj?40,000. That's peg
ging some, but we Baudoniaus are
therewith the goods, yon bet. It is
almost insured, too, that Bamlou wil
have a pulp mill within its border
before many moons. Then, with tin
coast iailroad, wo will bo strictly in
the swim."
uClfl
1'. evolution Imminent.
A sure sign of approaching revol
and s-eriuus trouble in your system i
nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach
upsets Electric Bitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome causes
It never fails to tone the stomach
regnlate the Kidneys and Bowels
stimulate the Livr. and purify th-
blud. Kon down sv-tems heneht
particularly, and all the usual attend
ing aches vani.-h nnder its j-earchiug
and thorough effectiveness. E'oetrii
Bitters is only 50 cents, and that i:
returned if it don't uive perfect satis
faction. Guura teed by C Y. Lowe
Drnggit,
GOO
North Bend Citizen: The steau
schooner Fulton, which was recent ly
floated off the beach at Port Orford
was in much better shape than was
first supposed. Her owners have her
on the lGth street dry dock at Sai
Francisco, and when she comes off
the dock she will have heen practically
rebuilt above tho hull.
Telegram: Fortunately for tin
trusts and corporations they are with
out a soul, and. consequently, have no
feelings to be injured, otherwise tht
approach of the campaign and the
roasts it will bring, would bo viewed
with alarm.
Kail and Excursion.
Snnday was a day of excursions on
tbe river, aud Bandon came in for its
part. Besides that of the YV. O. W
going to Mrtle Point, which is spok
en of elsewhere, there were excursions
from Beaver Hill and Bivorton.
The steamers Favorite aud Dis
patch brought down a largo crowd
from Coquillo, Riverton and other
river points, and the Liberty was char
tered by the Beaver Hill crowd, so
that all the steamers were busy on
that day, aud a large number of visi
tors wero- in town.
In the afternoon there was a game
of baseball on the Bandun bnllgrounds
between tho Beaver Hill and Kiverton
teams, in which the score stood 10 to
10, in favor of the Iliverton nine, but
it was claimed that some tallies that
had been nnule by the Beaver Hill
boys, had not been tallied, and tha?
the game was ;ihnnt an even thing.
The d iy w:ts uot a very pleasant
one for visitor-, as it was mXi red by a
cold via I fr m tue northwest, an I fog
prevail. ! io hijii' extent during pn
of til duv.
- ozo --
Vv'cnderfni tilings are d me for th"
human Jio.ly Jy inirgdry. Organs :rv
takon out and scraped, and polished,
and put back, or they may be removed
entirely; bones aro spliced; pipos take
the!placeof diseased seel ions of vpins:
.inii'.cptio dressings are applied to
'w..uiid.s, brnisfs, burns, and like injn
ru a befoie inflammation nets in, which
causes them to heal without malum
lion, and in one-third the time re
quired by tho old treatment. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm acts on this same
principle, tf is an antiseptic, and
when applied It) snch injuries, cause
thnm lo heal very quickly. It nlno
allays the pain and soreness. Keep a
bottle of Pam Balm in your home,
and it will save yon time and money,
not to mention the inconvenience and
Buffering which such injuries entail.
For salo by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
Home Circle Column
Crudo ThocahtB As They Fall From The
Editorial Pen. Plcanut Evening lluverie,
A (Jolu mil Dedicated to Tired Motbcra ns
thoy Join The Homo Circle at Evening
Tide.
My mother's volco, how often creeps
Its cadence oe'r my lonely houre,
Liko himlhiK tient ou wiurh of sleep,
Or dew to the uncousoiqos dowerB.
I CHu't forget her melting prayer,
Even ffhile my palfles madly fly;
And in the still unbroken tiir,
Her uontle toneK come stealinc by;
And 3'earn, and sin, nnd manhood flee,
Aud have mo at my muthor-'B knee.
tiPniNG's TltUMPT.
Did you over stop to think that God
hides away so mauysecre.ta under the
snows of winter? Who can tell what,
mysteries are buried beneath the
white cover, so deep, so dazzling in
its purity when it first falls on tbe
brown leaves and withered grass? It
is true to its trust and never whispers
of tbe possibilities that are being shel
tered nnd nourished by its enfolding.
The flowers are only Bleeping, thoir
tiny pulses aro throbbing with life
down in tho darknoss, and after they
awake, rested and refreshed, they will
bud and blossom more beautifully
than before.
The bare branches of the trees bend
lovingly down iu a feeble attempt to
protect the little sleeping blossoms,
and the wind, we say, sighs mournful
ly as it rocks them to aud fro, but it
is enly chanting a lullaby that is
known to uat tiro's children alone. All
is quiet and peaceful nuder tho snow
awaiting the sound of ''spring's trum
pet'' to awaken to a larger life and
greater loveliness. So when ''life's
winter is past" and the snow has
melted at the call of God's eternal
spring, what wonderful surprises await
U6. Life, full, free, throbbing life
that will nev.r need to sleep again
und.'r the winter's sorrow, for
"Behind the dim unknown
6tandeth Uod within the shadow, keeping
Watch above his uwu."
And what seemed death to the nat
ural sense was only a hiding away of
the germ immortal, with God standing
gnai d, ready to bring it forth in good
time. The king who comes and spread
his robe uf ermine over all, treads, oh
so gently, because of the sleeping
buds and tender blossoms beneath his
feel in their earthly cradle. The
awakening time is uot yet, aud the
will sleep more sweetly under th"
ermine rube. Vhy do we not think
of this when our hearts are heav
laden because of what has been hidden
away from us, remembering tint there
Mve Oue who never lost s sight of our
llowers. even though they wither here
in the coltl blasts I hat come from the
sea of pain and the valley of the
shadow. He knows they are only
resting for a moment, to come to a
more marvelous growth in the "ardent
that t:re ',ni-kiM'd eternallv, and
whose flowers know no winter linn
for sleep. The earth llowers coiin
back to us from under the winter's
snow nnd we are of more value than
I hey. The little birds that build thoit
homes in the heights, and hide iu the
clouds, come back when I bey hear of
the spring's new birth or resurrection
ami we are of more value than they
W e. too, will awaken from the sleep
that closes the weary eyes just long
enough for the angel in waiting to
bear us over the bar into tho eternal
.summer of that '-Morning Land," of
which it insaid, "aud there shall bono
night there," neither any snow or pit
iless rain is needed lo kill and make
alive. From the depths will come
forth the hidden treasures. Dead, we
said of them, but not so. Like a gen:
that refuses bTsparkle ia hidden fori
time from the light until it regains its
biillinncy. so our jewels have been
hidden from ns. to be given back per
fected in a setting that glows with
immortality, and our flowers will
bloom again when the angel's whisper
awakeus them to a vision of bkies
fairer than ours, breezes softer, and
sunshine that nover-is bidden. From
under the snow of earth iuto the eter
nal summer of heaven.
This is our springtime mossage io
you, and amid the sorrows of the days
last that siill bear heavy npon you,
may yon be led out from under the
shadow inio that glorious sunlight
and be so inspired with hope that sor
rowing and sighing shall flee; away.
and a quiet peace mantle your hori
zon, so calm and serene, thai perfect
W will come nnto you and forover
bide with you.
Sued Hy II Ih UoelOr.
"A doclor hero has sued roe for
$12.50, which I claimed was oxopasivo,
or a case of cholpra morbup," nays K.
Wlntn, of Cuaclndla, Cnl. "At tho
rial ho praised his modical skill and
modieiue. I askt'd him if it was not
Chamherlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhooa Remedy he used, as I had
tfood reason to bpliovo it was, and he
would not nay under oarh that it wna
not." No doctor could uso a hotter
remedy than this in a case of cholera
morhus. It uevor fails. Sold by C.
Y. Lowe, Dnitftfist.
WNTEt TUUSTWOHTHV ,U)V n
uentlf innn to uianaue buiiiiifasiu iIuh Coun-
iy uno HUjojiiinu icrntury for liouso if solid
financial Ktiuidinc. $20atraiL'ht ChhIi mi In ri
ant) expense paid each Monday direol from
HiiqunnurH. i-.xpenue money advanced;
iHitiiin permanent.. Aildiexx M n tin nnp CfW
Monou liuilditif;, Chicnyo. ' '
2825 KcelcTSt.,
Chicago, 111., Oct,, 2, 1902.
I suffered with falling and con
gestion of the womb, with severe
pains through the groina. 1 suf
fered terribly at the time of men
struation, had blinding headache
and rushing of blood to the brain.
What to try 1 knew not, for it
Hint T had tried all and
failed, but I had never tried Wine H
of Cardui, that blessed remeay ior
sick women. I found it pleasant
to take and soon knew that I had
the riirht medicine. New blood
soemed to course through my veins
and after using eleven bottles I
was a well woman.
Mrs. Bush if now in perfect
health because she took Wins of
Cardui for menstrual disorders,
bearing down pains and blinding
headaches when all other remedies R
sufferer may aecuro health by tak
ing Wine of Cardui in her home, cj
The Erst bottle convinces me pa
tient she is on the road to health.
For advice in cases requiring
special directions, address, giving
symptoms, -The Ladies' Advisory
Department," The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
F'ini"'i i mm ni"
Harness
M aker,
Coquille, Oregon.
Dealer iu Harness & Saddles and all
kinds of leather vrar3 kept in a harness
shop.
Repairing a Specialty.
Wil!ir.m G.!!ier will act as my ncnt at
Mandiit: and all orders h-ft with him in
yooda or r pairn will receive prompt at ti n
Mon
El Dorado
T0NS0R1AL PARLORS
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
LuchUmI in EL DUUADO IU'IIjDING.
Klrnt Street. IIIMXIN. (IIU-CON
SHAVING. SHAMrOOING AND HAH'.
CUTTING AT STANDAUO PRICES.
Uutlirooui ii'uly f ! : f ! up with I'orci-lalii
Tub. Hot or ('old HatliM 25 centit.
J. L THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
Kadis 25 Out-.
Workmanship up to date in any
thing iu my line.
THE STEAMEU
DISPATCH
THOMAS WHITE, Master,
Loaves Hnndon every tuorninc exrept
Sunday. t 7:.'I0 o'clock nml makes connec
tions with tbe train nnd Hteniuer Mvrl nt
10:1V) ii. in. nt roqnille Pity.
LenvfsCoqniUe Citv nt 12::J0 p. in., Hrriv
inu at Handon nt 4;HU p. in.
TKKSr.SS NOTK'K.
Notioe is In-reby uiven to nil persons not
to trespass upon the premises of Dr. K-nyon.
situated leUve n Floras L:ike arid thu coun
ty road, in North-rn Gurry, by rpniovm.'.
cut 1 1 nt;. or dofltroyinu timber uiwui Paid
land. 'J-" reward will be piid for informa
lion leading to a conviction of tredimsn us
stated above.
Dated at Ilandon. Oregon. March 14.
PETEU NEIjSON, Auent.
: ItANDON LODGK. Sa. 1 15. A. F. A. M 5
tS
$ T ANDON LODG K, No. Ufl, A. F.A .M.
LJ btnted oommuiucntiotiB first bftt- g
gurday after th full moon of ench-g
ygmoulliF AH MiiHter. Mukohs cordially x
2 invited. I'KTKll NKLSON, "W. M.
J. iv. WAusTaoM, 3eo.
HANDON I.ODGi: No. 1:13, 1. O.O. F
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Jy iiuui'- HU-I) OIUUIUUV UVKII1I1K. V.
i i.iiin- uiuiiitTH i ii goou Hianuin
(fccoruuilly inviteu. J
9j iN. li. IfAKKLOW. N. (i. k
'A It. tltKDKIlIOK, Jit., Soo.
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W Court Queen of tho Forest No. 17, jg
ForeHtcrs oT America. K
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OIJUT QUEEN OF THE FOItEST.
No. 17, nieutn Friday niflit of oacb$
.weeK, in Uonorbto Hall, Handon. Urefon.5j
A cordial welcome ia extended to all vis-&'
gitinn hrotherH. J. E. FISHKK. 5
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Church Directory
M. E. Cituncn.
Prenchinc florviob every 2nd ni;d 4th Sun
day at-11. A. M. and 8: P. M. -'
Snndav Sohoid evorv Humlay nt 10, A. M.
Epworth Jnii(!ue . 7:P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at H: P. M.
W. H. Mktkiir, Pastor.
PnEsnYTKnuN Service.
PreaohinK 1st and :ird Hnndays, morning
nnd evening.
Snndny School ench Hnpdny nt 10 a.m.
Endeavor meetinca at the n'snnl hours.
Pravor muetinu 7:110 Tliursdny oveninf,M
M1 are welcome.
Apolpii Ha deblt. Pastor.
CLARENCE Y. "LGVVE,
Ilandon. Oregon,
Druggist and
Apothecary,
Is juBt in receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
DruggiMts Sundries.
Pehfumes, J3nusiiE9, Sponges, SSoArs
Nuts and Candies.
Cleans Tobuncos unci CIjrnretteB.
Paints. Oils, Glasses, and Painter's Supplied
BOOTS
SHOES
You Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
M. BREUEB'S
Dealer in Boot and Shoe
llepniring.nontly nnd promptly done nt
lowest livinc prices.
FOR SALE BY
A. RICE, Bandon.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights &c
Anrooo Bending a pfeotch nnd description mny
qntcklr ascertain our opinion free whether an
Inrcntloo is probably patentable Communica
tions strictly conUdonttnl. Handbook on Patenta
fent free Dldcst neency for securing patents.
Patents taken throuch Jtunn k, Co. rec4J?e
tptclal notice, without charKO, jntho
Scientific American.
A handjomoly HlnMrated weekly. Ijinteat iti
culation of nny sclcnttQc Journal. Terms, $3 a
year : four months, L Bold by all nowsdealenu
MUNN&Co.361Brodw New York
Branch Office, C35 F BU Washincton. D. C.
BESWESY,
C. GEHRIG Proprietor
MANUFACTURER OF
Beer, Porter and Ale.
Hnve on hand nnd will kern constantly
for (he trade and family uhc, brands of the
bent quality.
CooiIh delivered freo of charge nt ny
reiiBoimltle dl.ttiince.
Samples enn be fonnd in the snJoons.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' .M EETING
Notice is hereby civen to the .Sulscribcr
to tbe capital Uck of THE HANDON
WOOLEN MILLS, a corporation being
duly organized under the laws of the b...tt-
u Oregon.
That a Subscribing Stockholders meeting
will be held in the otlice of Geo. P. Topping
in the town of Hnndon, County of Coo, and
State ot Oregon, on I ueBday, the 11th da
jf June, at the Imur of i :'.A) F .I. of kuk
dny. for thu purpose of holding tlio first
meeting for the election of Directors, and to
perfect a complete organization of said cor
poiaiiou. It. E. L. Hedi'lion,
U. . ljowe,
Vf. D. Marshall,
Incorporator.
NO TICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act Juno 51, 187f.
United Stvtks Lnd Okkick, IIoskuudo,
Oukoon. Mny fith, llKXi.
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the nrovisions of the act of Congress
of June 'A 187S, untitled "An not for the snle
of timber InudK in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, aud Washington Territo
rv," as extended to all the Public Land
States by act ot August 4th, 1892. Dmiald
M. Charleson of Handon, Comity of Coob.
State of Oregon, has thi day tiled in this
office his Hworn stntement. No. G12U. for the
purchase of the S) of SE of Section No
in TownMhip No. 29 South. Range U West,
and will offer proof to show that the laud
souuht is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land betorc C. T.
Hlumenrother, U. S. (Commissioner, nt his
office nt Hnndon, Coos Conntv, Oregon, on
Saturday, tho :)th dnv of July. 1904. He
names as witnesses: Charles S. MeCnlinnh.
of Hnndon, Porto Summers, of Four-mile
Creek near Handon, Frod H. Groan, 0f Han
don. and Danel A. Gross, of Handon, all of
Coos County. Oregon.
Any aud nil persons claiming adversely the
above described lands, are requested to tile
their claims iu this office on or before said
:Wtu day of July, 1904.
J. T. Bridges,
Slay 12 Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (ISOLATED
TRACT).
Public Laud Snle.
Rosoburg, Oregon, Mny 10th, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of instructions from thu Commissioner of
the General Land Office, under authority
vested in him by section 2t5T, U. S. Rev.
Stat., as amended by the not of Congress ap
proved February 20th, lfc9."i, we will proce. d
to otrer at pumio sale on tun
18th day of .Inly,
next. nt. this office, the following traet of
land, to-wit: Lot No. 3 Sec. 18, Twp. 29 S ,
U.14 w.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely tho
above-described lands nro advised to tile
their claims in this offius on or before the
da) designated for the commencement of
jnid sale, otherwise thoir rights .-will be
forfeited.
J. H. ItaOTii, Register,
J. T. HitiDOEH, Receiver.
Mav 10th, JUOI.
i llfilii r
The fl:w, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer?
C. P. JENSEN. Master.
This Steamer is New. i'b Strongly built, nnd fitted with tho Intest improvements, and wiilL
Rive a recnlnr 8 day service, for paHseiipers and freight, between tho
Coquille ltivor, Oroion, and San Francisco, Calif.
ELBERT DYEH, AEent, Bandon, Oregon.
E. T. KKUZ, MnnnRinc Acent, LW Front Street, San Francisco, California.
Hotel Coquille
CJoqoille Uity5 Oregon.
J. r. TUPPBR, Proprietor.
This well known hotel i'h uow uudor new aud com
petent management and baa been thoroughly ren
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to .
any in Southern Oregon. S mple rooms for com
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from,
boats and trains free of charge.
Fiue new bar in connection with tho hotel.
Phoenix Family
rriio Perfect Product or
Selected Oalifornia. tfVlieat.
ICvcry Sack jrriai"anteecl.
Your Money Back if it Don't Suit.
For Sale Exclusively by
SANDERSON BROS,, Bandon..
DEXTER,
Best Son of ZIETOltfX
Half Brother of Siamboul, Time, 2:07 f-2,
Will make the Season, Standing as follows:
At PORT ORFORD the 1st, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 29th, 30th and 31sfc.
At LANGLOIS the 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th.
At BANDON the 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th of each month.
At HUME'S RANCH the 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of each month.
IDesorrption.
Duster is p. henutifnl steel grav, 1G 1-2 bands high, foalod 1S98. is of
iron tin disposition, and unusual intelligence. Ht in tbn besi for breeding to
for getting of horses for gnneral service, that has ever stood in this section,
iping possess-no of hotl) strength and
nction. inspection of bis get will convince the most tiiMilttiu&r.
His dam. owned for years bv Mr.
'rateil blue Hambiltonian maro, noted oven when 30 vears of agn fr bpr
speed, gajiiencs and endurance. It is unnecessary to add auy thing to de
scription when tho pedigree of the sire of Dexter follows:
PEDIG-REE.
fMonr 870, io.
f SULTaN 1.-.13. ...
I Record 2 :24
Stamb.inl, 2:07K
Lucy K 2:lHl4
Rnbv 2:l:.?i
Alcaz'ir 2:20)
Hay Rose 2:2tK
Contractr 2:22
Sweef heart ..2:22K
nnd 20 others in
list. Also sire of
dnms of
Regal WilkeJ,
2:llr
Mnta Wilkes
2:l4lj'
Red Henrt 2:1!
Glendme 2:20
Emin Hi-y,..-':! f Speculation
Jean MUkes,
lHiwn Point.
GracieS... .,
.2:24
Sir Wilkes... .2:29)5
Guv Sureckles...2::)
Nehnsh'.a 2:30-; Oakland Maid.. 2:22
LA D Y UTLEY 1 Lady IJt lev ... .2 ;3HK
Jr. J Uo grand dam of
j W.-sH;rn Girl..2:29
TERMS: Sin. 2:1 Service
By tli Season -
To Insure
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Hume, iu (Jurry Cotiutv, was thp cele-
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Siro of u in 2 ::J0 (Clay Pi!.t, IKJ
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Sire of the dams
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Silver Relic. .2:17
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June, 3. 1878.
United States Land Office. Kosebarg,
Oregon, May 12, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tho provisions of tbe net of Congress
of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale
of timber lands in tbe States of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory," ns extended to nil the Public Land
States by act of Augut 4, 1892, Cbarlts
T. Fieger, of Hnndon, County of Coos, State
of Oregon, has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement No. 5001, for tbe par
chase of the SK of S Vlii of Section No. 33,
in Township No. 28 South, of Range No. U
West, nnd will offer proof to show that tbe
land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for ngricnltnrul purposes, and
to establish bis claim to said land before C.
T. Hlumenrother, U. S. Commissioner, at bis
otlice nt Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, on
Saturdny, the Cth day of August, 1D0I. He
names as witnesses: A. E. Hadsnll, of Park-
ersburg. Ralph H. Rosa, of Handon. John
Anderson, of Hnndon, nnd Robert E. L. Be-
dilliou, of Hnudou, all of Coos County, Ore
gon. Any nnd all Demons claiming adversely tbe
above-described lauds are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said.
Cth day of August, 1U04.
J. T. Rridoes.
nin26 Register.
I?OR SALE 160 ncres of land; 130acrea
: creek bottom, covered with alder aud
salmon brush; 7 aores plow land and 13
acres in pasture; house and outbuildings;
10 miles South of Handon, on Four-mila
(reek; price $1,500. For particulars address
V. S. Trnman,yy4 SbtmerSt.t Poitlnnd, Or,