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odloe as SeoonJ-class Matter.
THURSDAY, AUÜ. /*,
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editorial .
Uncle Sum i- Lining work with
.Turkey, agaiiT, regnrung Amerienn
citizens sml their rights in ll,e lurk-
i-li realm. Tb- Sult n seem» to bo
afflicted with ii.oibul deafue— pecu­
liar only to l;in>, and particularly
pronounced lien other nation« make
a demamj on Imu
His ear, however,
becomes peculiarly sensitive and hear
itig is restored wlieu there is danger
of the sizzle aud crackle of gunpow­
der in the air. Uucle Sam bus or
dered his warships to Turkey, and the
Forte’s listless condition will soou
puss away.
Strange alliances take place, and
interests are sometimes woven togeth­
er that would seem impossible of har­
monizing, or of assimilation, yet a
transformation results; but perhaps
the most incompatible Union yet un­
dertaken. wns that inaugurated by
Bishop Potter, of New York, when lie
delivered the dedicatory address Of
tho “Subway Tavern,” and closed by
chanting the doxology. The Sul way
Tavern is to be a kind of social reform
where the poor can assemble aud
where light alcoholic drinks will ba
dispensed to people who can not afford
to visit and become members of high
toned clubs. It is aimed as a half­
way place to keep a certain class of
men from visiting a lower order of
saloons. A halfway place is a good
name, as it. will be an easy st’p for
Bishop Potter's church members to
“bit” the “Subway Tavern,” and soon
fhtry will be unable to discern any­
thing wrong in visiting aud drinking
anywhere elso. Jeans Christ makes
no compromise with sin, and while
Bishop Potter bus the privilege to
Choose good or evil, and may stoop to
any degreeof degradation compatible
to himself,yet be cannot drag the Low­
ly Nazarene down to bis level. Bight
eousnesa nnd unrighteousness will lint
assimilate; truth au 1 falsehood will
not agree, and God cannot be made
.to serve th« devil. >> hen a man turns
to servo the devil, the Christ Spirit
loaves him; he cannot take it with
him into sin.
!«i < rt-fiarj Hay » l*«»t»lli»M.
Home Circle Column
Iu l.is «’ffieial dcclsration ns to
! wlut, iu rensou, may not bs cousulereil Crude Thttughl»
«« cootrul’Htiil of war by the Russian
gov«r me«t. Secretary o( State John
Buy evlivre« that common sense ami
a<lLi*euce to palpable jn«tice that is
characteristic of American statecraft
While not uuexpecteil, it is refreshing
to note thut ht’ |>osition receives un­
qualified indorsement at the hands of
the English press; »ltd that the atti­
tude of the British government will
doubtless harmonize with hie views.
It is hardly to be nssnmed that iu the
I hc - j of bis declaration, aud its ac
cepted correctness. Russia will persist
in a policy as defenceless as it is fool
isb. Mildly but firmly the Muscovite
power bus beenserveil with notice that
it inav not consider every article of
human n»e ns contraband of war, be
cause its destination is a belligerent
port, and it tnav ultimately become
useful lo a belligerent for military
purposes. In other woriis. de-tinatiou
is to raise no biudtng presumptlou.
when t iken l»y itsel. as to the charac­
ter of cargo with which a neutral ship
is laden.
The American Secretary
points out lliut such procedure is
plainly an invasion ot the universally
acknowledged righ's of commerce;
and there is rut her more than au uu
plied admonition that this position
will be firmly maintained by the
United States Government. Tills dec
laration is timely, to the point, and
we predict, will be effective to the
protection of American commercial
interests.—Telegram.
One Lady’* Iteromm entlat lo 11 Sold Fifty
Boxen of C lianibe« lain’i» Moul­
ai h and Liver labtet«.
I have, I believe, sold fifty boxes of
Cliarulierlaiu's Stomach ami Livei
Tablets on the recommeudfition of
<>n« huly here, who first bought a box
of them about a year ago. She never
tires of tolling her neighbor« and
friends about the good qualities of
these Tablets
I*. M. Shore, Drug
gost, Rochfster, 1ml. The pleasant
purgative effect of these Tablets make
them a favorite with ladies every
where. For sale by C. Y. Lowe
When bilious take Chamberlain's
Stomach ami Liver Tablets. Fur sale
by C. Y. Lowe.
Fred
Myrtle Point Enterprise:
Nosier, of Bridge, mot with a severe
accident Wednesday. Ho was putting
hay tn tho barn with a derrick fork
when tbe wheel stuck on tbo track
aud in freeing it his right band was
caught.
His third finger was torn
off at the second j int and the second
finger at tlie first joint. He was
brought to town an.i the wound was
dressed by Dr. Leep. It will tie some
time before Mr. Nosier wiil have the
use of bi- hand.
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FEMALE
WEAKSiLSS
A m They Fall From Ihr
Fditurial P«n. PleMMaut I vculnis Hev-
• ri«*«.
A Column Dedicated to lived
Mullieia hn They Join lite Ilou«e Circle
at Fveitiu^ Tide.
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and 1
«. ho-* '* r «?-»a!t. I«-if-
fered f .- j . . t ,;U2j
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c,, ,pj. f,»,/ j.»- >B.
trai. i-ie. 1 _4Ca t.vuk. «auot ihreegh
mv back and aide« a-<t I would have
blinding h-ada¿j-, j ubs would
e<cU u » an4 1 would feel i weak 1
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diecounk^ed for £ seemo<l to be beyond
the help f physic an-. but V. a
Cardui came as n God-»en 1 t - me. 1
felt a «hang« f.)P the b tter within a
week. After nineteen days t-catnc nt
I niunetruatsd aithout suffering the
agonies I usually did and ooou became
regular and without pain. Wine of
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that all suffering women kuow of ¡tn
good qualities.
THE DEAREST SPO T ON EAR Hi IS
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HONK.
The dearest Rpot on earth to me
1 h home, «Vert home!
The fairy laud 1 long to see
Is home, sweet Lome!
Th»*re. bow charmed the sense of hearing!
1'bere, where love is so eudearing!
Ail the world is not so cheering
As home, sweet home!
I’ve taught mv heart the way to prize
My home, sweet home!
I’ve learned to look with lover’s eyes
Oil home, sweet home!
There, where vow« are truly plighted!
There where hearts are so united!
Ah the world besides I’ve slighted
For home, sweet home.
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No food should be so inviting is
the food dispensed aronml the family
table. Mother should betiie best cook
in America. Mother’s pancakes should
‘‘take the cake” every time. When
the bell soiimls for breakfast at the
old homestead, what a good sight it
is to see the hungry children eat
Mother has some difficulty in getting
au opportunity t> have u bite h -r-elf,
Imt she is willing to wail, for her com
fort exists in being a ble.-sit g tooth
era
Comfort on earth is generally
found at home. Comfort in the here­
after will lie found at home in Heaven.
I’itose who have found comfort on
earth in a hovel, may find comfort it.
Heaven in a man-ion.
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Specialties are Shirts. Collars, finery, Blanjcets. Curtains, and Wool­
ens of al! kiuds.
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Nuiidriew.
GIVI TTS A TRIAL.
NOSLER & LYONS, Proprietors.
Cigars, T.iliin i uH and Cigarette«.
Now, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
Periodical headaches tell of fe­
male weakness. Wine of Cardui
cures permanently nineteen out of
every twenty cases of irregular
menses, bearing down pains or
any female weakness. If you are
discourag’ii and doctors have
failed, that is the best reason in
the world you should try Wine of
Cardui now.
Remember that
headaches mean female weakness.
Secure a #1.00 bottle of Wiue of
Cardui today.
Elizabeth,
WHOP
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money s
worth at
C. P. JENSEN, Master
This Steamer is New. is Stronglv built, and fitted with the latest iniprovemer
give a regular H day service, for passengers and freight, between 11
Coquille River, Oregou, utid San Fraueisuo, Calif.
llcalci- in
Hotel Coquille
Boots anil Klioes
ltepairiug neatly and promptly done nt
lowest living prices.
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This well known hotel is uow under new and com-
jieteut management and bus been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout Tbe table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. S tuple rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats and trains free of charge.
Fine new bur iu couueetion with the hotel.
TKl xpkss M)T1< K.
Notice is h» r**l»y ui'tn io all persona not
1 o 4fe «pas« ii jh ¡n thf pr *ini.a* < of I?r. Ketiy»»n.
siiuro.’d I m t vt-v ii Fl ¡1 .iS Lale* and the coun-
ty rund, in N »rdh rn C irrv. t»v n inovin«.
cuttinu. or tJt-sfr>\ioif limiier np ii R«id
I mJ. $ 25 re ward '¡Hb-pud fr lufoin.a
tion lea*hnv t.» u cunvic<i-»n of trcApio» uw
nln ted itbove.
i» ,| ,t Bandon. O ! n. M ireh 11 WM I
FE;NELSON’, \erlit.
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Do You
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Knsw tho rJews ¿
nil for
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When tired out, go home. When
on t h
.Koiiili
you waul consolation, go Lome. When
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you wuut fun, go Lome. W hen yon
pubii-Jit-J in OiCiioii: it c intaii.s
I jfmh uf the Kiste and <»1 t.îie
want to show Io others that yon have
j’rv il for a mortb. A san pie
reformed, go home ami let your family
v 1 ’»»• mailed to you lieu. Adores
got acquainted with the fact. When
you want to show yourself al youi
POBTi.A N l>. UKH.
best, go home and do th« act there.
When you feel like being extra lit,
oral, go home and’ practice on your
M. E. C hurch .
wife and children first. When you
Prnachiirj < :vi'*c evt rv 2nd hnd4tl: Sun
a! 11 A M. anil K: P. M.
want io shine with more brilliaucy dav
S*»»»div Scb »’I cvpi v Sn.’iJay at 10. A. M.
Epwortb Learn*. 7:1’. M.
than usual, go heme Had light up the
Prayer met :i.«u Wt d u* i tv «d S: P. M.
whole hct.n l chi.
\V. II. A! ky !::<», Pastor.
Half Brother of Stamboul—Time 2:07
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Ai FORT ORFORD the 1st, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 29th, 30th and 31st.
AL LANGLOIS the 17th, 18th, 19th 20th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th.
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At HUME'S RANCH the 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of each month.
Timbvr I.antl \ rl .,’unc 3, 1
Cxn'is«) F tvtiji L and O i i tc
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:jun:* Oiinu ’N Jane 20, 1.M4.
N*.**i<*e i« In leb'. t’Vrti t1»:«? in corap!i»ir.Cf
Willi t ii«*
n v t»[ tbe ac» • f Condi i sa of
Jc.nt'3, 1S7d. exiti: i«-d ‘An Hit f I th»* FHle ot
timber Ian Is in tue Stm*- • t Caîiî< r: in,
<)r« 2«»n. N« v; d»,
d i. ».ml
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Wa^h i.i nm I <■ r.
lo» v.” j»s eite nd« d t » uli th» F't.hi’.c Land
Stal’ a !«v uct if .Vo.-.i-t I, lh'.-2. Ann's E.
.‘In tnail. «»f 1 al keisb’l rp. (■ uuiy of C h »«,
SfaNt <,f Oteti imi ha« this -oí*, li'i-.l in ibis
• »Hit “ Ins Hwot n statei fiueti. No <» I ». for ti*.c
I>ar hu ■ of th“ L *t 1-
f MJ.» -NEL
■•f S!.:.j ■ f «Section N< ¡o. ), in 'To « uship VJ S.
Klinge N ». 14. W., and will offer .roof to
slio'.v ihut the laiid «on i2ht i« more vain ibk*
i e.priciiliurat
f<»r ii.« timber or «tont* th»ru
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(h«nnty l»rk of C to i (•■).. Orepoi, nt Co
rm, on M.md. iy. the líHh «hr» of
quil!e.
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N. E. I» hi !<! »w. <»f Rand n. W. A.
Rat ki r-bur?. D. <!{■•.«• lema?», of Parker«
burp, Hii’l 'T. B. Prc-WeJt. ol' à ‘a rkt tabu ih . < I
<»f ( hmjh C'"U!l1y. ():e2"H
Anv an«! all pvisonH ilainiinq adversely
tbe Hbovi*-d»*.:cri!< d 1 mü •* nr* rcqnestrd t«>
tlie ih«*ir Hahn* in »hi« «»itict* <»u or bvfore
r.aid lOlh day of Scpt^mb**. . IbOL
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What We Can Do For You
DISPATCH
C. II.
Harness
maker,
Coquille, Oregon.
T rade M arks
D esigns
C opyrights A c .
AnymiA «ending r «ketch end description may
gnfckly ii.ieertRln our opinion free whether an
Invention i« probabig patentable. Communlca.
tioim «trictly C'Hitldent I h I. Handbook on Patents
■ent free. <»ldewt agency for amiring patenta.
Patent« taken through Munn & Co. receive
tpfial nofite, without charge, in the
Scientific Amtrlcan.
A handenmely illnntrated weekly. T^irrewt cir­
culation <»f any a«*ientltlc J»>iirnal. Terms, f J a
year ; four months, f L Sold by all newedealera.
MUNN
& Q()(361 Broadway. New York
Branch ''if- e. r» F PL. Wafhing’on. D. C.
journal.
lteoorder nn<l 'Wagram one y.nr $.'• AO
For n weekly newsp.per the Weekly Ore
goninii le.-ds in the Northwest, and give,
nil the new. osa illy ooiitnined in n weekly
pnper.
Recorder nnd Weekly Oregonian. .12 AO
It in tbs outy of e tch person lo seek in­
formation along nil lines that tend toward
1 r: ugii g alM’Ot •>*' ter c-Uiditionnnnd greater
nro-perit* f r the tinman family, nnd for
Hie pnrp”«e • f giving «anr readera a ebnne«
to it,form themselves we give them the b> <
—Apfieni to Bea< m. A dv dortriu« fit <•
doe. not appeal to the highr-« order < f ren
soning in not nnfe.
Hbnorlcr ni:d »pp> al to I:, »„in. V?
Repairing a Specialty.
Willi,m UMlier will act ns my agent st
Bandon end nil orders left with him for
goods or repairs will receive prompt atten­
tion
’Olt S \T«E—160 ncrF* <»f land ; 1.30 acre«
cr?t-b bottom, covered with «Ider and
«almon bru«h; 7 «ere» pl< • T h nd «nd 12
ncreft in pasture; bouwe «nd ontbnildinp«;
10 mile« Month of H«ndon. on Fonr-niile
. IM' for pHrHrnlR1«M(tolr»-«it
F < lrtn«B. 3114 Nbnner Nt., Portlwnd, Or.
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IDosoription.
Dexter is n beautiful steel gray, 16 12 bauds high, foaled 1898. is of
yriHlo tiisposiii».n, an<t nnibunl itHelligeiic«. H« in tb« I»««« for breeding to
fur yeltiiiz of Loises for $»«her»il Hpryiee, that IntH ever stood in ibis section*
pos^es.-ptl of both stiecgih «Hid speed. His colts nre large Hud of tine
K’ii< n. I’F^pi'Ction of bis gnt will iontiiicp tie most doubting.
If is dinn. <» vi)«d f< r
urs by Mr Hum»', in (.’«my C«»iu4y. whs tbe cele­
brated bln« il.imbihoiii'in
ii uiii'ihoni.'n ihmv , n l»*(i »»v*»n when 30 years of nge for her
• pFei. gamenrss p.nd l t ’hiìiiriHèia'.
li/tuihfHT. Ii i- n ti ire»1» n y t<> mid uh) tiling to de-
rvci iplion v, Lt o t Le pvdixiH? of ilio hire of D* xt» i f* llovvs:
NOTICE FOB PUBLIC'. 1'ION.
'l imber I.and Act, June 3, HITS,
I'xtTBTi Hix.’-.. L sr> C,.; x, lios’bnrg,
Oregon, June 20, t’.CI
Notice is Leiebv given tir 4 in compliance
will: l.. < ■ I .* o I*, lor -, of l!>- i. a < r < ’otiti- .--a of
jnne i. 1*7-’ eutili’-d ' An net for the nule of
timber laml-i in t'.ie Si .ti-s of Uilf-omn
Or<t n, Nev.ul i. «nd Wuahin.ton Terii-
r<ir>.” nnextinded lo «¡1 the Pub'ii’ Lliut
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£5.tn."lo Servio©
stale, try i:<-t ot Aug I. ti'.iJ Niittic.n E.
B irkiow, of Bandon, Umiuty of f'i.o-, Stale
$10.00
of Oreg ,r. Ims tiiis d-iv lii. d in this otiua- J3y tiio S qslcoii
to. s a , rii stati-m-, ut N >. fiJIM, for tire put
$15 00
chtis,- of tl-e Lot« -I.A I» and 7 of Section To Instoro
X e. in I-Ltp No
-, ei li. Bange I\’*-.
For further information address nt snyof the pinces mentioned itbove.
l.i. Wets’, tu. J nil ofli-r pi ’I lo show that
O II. HTJILL-tELT,
tl.- tatti -vm^l I tu mon* vi’ne.liie for its
t ml.er or «tou.- than tor ,.t-rieuitui«.l pui-
Manager of tLo lierre »• r II. D. HI ME.
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' ,f. I, -l.,nt - Wi.t ,-n. Uoli'.t ■ < 'ieri; o Coo
."•-out'-, tn -j”’t nt the oji.*e of Count,
. i Co •-. Conntv. Ore on. nt C-npiiBe.
THE STEAMER------
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I*. !’r. a. it. nil of Parkers!’ try. County of Two Caper« for the Filer of One. You
Coos, Or, tt”H
Get the New« of the World and
Ani ttn-I nil n.‘iH..nn dni itiuj adversely
’ . n!> O’ -ile crib**! hind- nre tetpsesled to
THOMAS WHITE,’Master
the Local New« Thrown
til, t.-., tr 'fam . in ima olii.-.* on or before
*.nd BKli d e of 8.-plemt»“i I’nt
iu a** a Ba»gain.
Leaven
Bandon every morning, except
J. T. Buinio-a,
Sunday, at 7:30 o’clock and makes connec­
jur.nO
Register.
To those who pay tip nrrenrnae« nial a
tions with the train and steamer Alyr! at
year in mivniic’’. suit to sit n-w S’ll’S’Ti-
10:30 a. m. at Coquille City.
tiers who pav in advance, we inahe th«
Lenvefl Coquille City at 12:80 p m., arriv­
NOTICE Foil PUBLICATION.
foK'i-.viim propositioncompnsinfi several
ing at Bandon at 4;30 p. w.
<1.Jt r> nl coiiplels to m l« ct from:
!><*l»a it inmt of the Interior.
L and O fficz at K hebl .’» g , Oreg »n Aug.
Fuics or PuanciTioxs ran Ya*a.
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N >tice is hereby civen th t th* following
KO
Sm Frnnci.co Bulletin
n*Hn<*<i Heftier has tii»-I ti-Hic»* of hi« inten­
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tion to make final proof m aupp- rt of i>i-
Pori'si it bvTiiic Teh-crani
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< r t his t Hire in I andon. C‘r g* n < n I upm
Our GiTvr.
dnv.Sept. 2>tl», J1KH, v.^ : ||. E. No
Andrew Johnson, of Bandon« Ot»-g<>n, h»i
The Billetin is one of th« IrHitine t n,*
the Lot 4, S-c. 12. I . ?*.t S., R. H W He
a -.»-i s -p'-t-l -1.- -J iu 8-ti
’iDfiW*^ Toe r-nio^Hil* \v à në' -irâ t ô pr«»*Vé î.i" •it ti-.e*
co.it ninon« re «id.•«<•»• upon an-1 cultivation Francisco, nnd give« nil I tie new s. Our offee
ot ,-a d land viz : ’Th »tn « Thomser , Amo« includes the Hundsy Bulletin.
!Li!ch ‘r. John Bst» « pn I Robert P. Hunt,
Recorder nnd Bulletin, one year. $7 (¡0
a l of Band -n, Coo« Cuutilv. Oregon.
Recorder nnd Bulletin, on« molilll
Oil
J. T. B rii a 2«.
Tiie Portland Evening Ti h grnni is isnoed
Regluler.
anol 1
six times a week. It gives nit «he news that
is .»oith reading nnd np to time of going tc
Dealer in Hamess & 8addles and all
BO YEARS*
pa an. much ot it Ireing 21 hours fie-her tliim . kinds of leather wars kept in a harness
EXPERIENCE
when it renebu, here through any olti.r shop.
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At BANDON the 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th of eaoh month.
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The Talegrain,
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ELBERT DYEli, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
KRVZ, Managing Agent, 307 Front Street, San Francisco, California.
E. T.
M. BREUER’S
Horne tihoul 1 be a refugp in pvpry
T » KiBïl Kill a s S i nvicK.
storm. Troubled men should tiud au
Pre.-.chi
iff iu.d 3.d Si.hii’t.'s, r>> tilting
-J evening.
anchoragu there when it i> too Hl<>rmy hu iiumlnv
Sch n»! e*.ch Smul iv nl 10 a.. u*.
to be ubuut. Around Ibe old stove Eivlf*nvi>r inet tinK'« Ht-th<* u . suh ! b»»nr*<.
Pr.ivei me Iii2—î:30 'ílmiHutiy uv« i;ir£s
surrounded by I.is wife ami children, All nre 'Aclf’.'ii e.
■'D’I. ph ItKB'r.f.Y. P.)st**r.
such a mail should be al Io to eay
The
Weekly
Oregorran
and thH pape»
“Who cares for th«* liotibh s and Irii f
Th.’ State Fair.
erlvo you all the news of ho:i»e, state, the
out side * This is ruy castle, mid it D
Xcrthufst and the nation.
’ This year is going to be a li’eor i here Hint I tin I cou.fort ns howbeit
New Nteamei- for »*ortlainl breaker, tn morn ways than one. The els«.”
It is at Iasi ant bent ically given out Races ate going to be very rapid for
Î
C )MF )RT AND Ht’MR.
that a special freight ami passenger there ate in training now more burses
Atuid tbo troubles oT life actnul
steamer is to l>e put on the tun be­ than have ever beeu on the track at
ami imaginary—it is no im re than
tween Coos Bay and Portland. The this time of the year and in the Great­
Spreckels Bros. Steamship Co. of Sail er Salem Stake for 2:15 pacers $2,0lX) proper to endeavor to inquire where
Fraui’isco, have taken tbe matter up. purse. There ar« 31 entries in the solid comfort can be found.
As far as onr earth is concerned
Iu the Lewis &
and tbe ant’onnceuient was made tiy §2.000 2:17 trot.
there
is no place like home to pm l ocated In EL DOR \T>< > l’.t 1LDING.
C F M’ Collum, their manager on Clark Stake there are 17 entries. In
I Ir.t street, llAMtON. <11:1-1.OX
aside troubles and bask in tho sun­
this end
In an interview grunted a the Rural Spirit Stake 2:11 pace for
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of
comfort.
We
can
dress
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SHAVING.
SHAMPOOING AND 1IA1K
( ms >1 ,1 reporter by Mr. McCollum $1,000 tlure are 18 entries. In the
comfortably
at
home
than
away
fr
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1T1NG
AT STANDARD I’KICLS.
«i d t spiaiii S,’liman, of tlie Break- Ini,-tn I Empire Stake for 3 year obi
it. We can tell onr joys and sorrows Bailirtioi)) iivuly fi’hd up with I’orrtViiu
»:>li r. I;.-I > Veiling it Was learned that pacers for $500 there are 11 entries,
Till».
Flat or ( ohi Bullis 2*» Ct-litK
to the members of the family as no
r i - the in I’titton of ibe company to aud there ale besides 11 other pacing
where else. We can reprove and t>-
buil t coiil. bunkers at Portland, and and trotting races to s:ty Inotbing of
reproved al home in a way that will IN THE CiECUIT t OUlîT OF
place a new steamer on the run, car th ernuuiug races of which there will
be beneficial to all.
STATE GF GliEGON. IN AND
tying coal from Coos Bay to that be at least two each day.
THE CtlLNlY UF CGOS.
The model home circle should be
The Ca.uptng Ground has been
market. I in- new steamer is to have
the best place on earth; for it is com­ Mnry E lint t.
ample passenger aeeomtnoilations, fixed up and streets laid out and
Piai .tilT, .
posed of thoughtful, bard working
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and will make weekly trips on sclied limned, rumps numbered and in
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linn
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father, loving mother, brothers wlm
tile time, making direct connections charge of a Caiup Grand Marshal,
I.’.fH’J.mt 1
love to look out for their sisters, and
with th • steamer Breakwater at this who will look after ti e matters there
To W. H. Hunt, the above imo-v «1 <1ef nd ivJ,
sisters who stu Iv what should
day anti night. Water lots bei n pipe I
plsce.—Coa-t Mail.
IN THE NWE Ob' TH£! STVlEOi
done in order to make the re.-.t of
OREGON: Ymi h :.r • her» by required to ap­
Telegram: All cats at Felton, Del., into the grounds aud other improve­
pt nr mid »nmuer list <*vu p’:.¡i t Uled nuniiirtf
family happy.
'.<•<) iu ; l:t .11 v.* ♦ nt it •( ;i (’t urt i.r»<! * -"!'>•<■ oi
have been ordered extertiniiated. by ments made milking it one of the best
The
family
circle
also
embraces
the or hutfre til >thdf.v < f Svptri. her. 1W1, t|.e
camping
grounds
in
tlie
state.
Take
tbe Council, nnd all dogs tn that town
dav of tar time p:?-cnLc'd in th md r
grnndcbildren.
They are the last »«»ti
forthe p ibl¡catton of this Summon.«, nnd
must be muzzled
This action was youi family aud a tent and enjoy a
that if i<>ti t»il >oSi) "p|M hi and a»t«wi r smid
comers
to
the
family
t<>
make
hcaits
CwiUplKint, t »r want th»*rr< f, j iaintitf will
taken because a woman and a boy week of solid comfort to say nothing
glad, aud keep up the baby talk among apply t-o the (’unit for tb^ relief d tnanded
were bitten by a vicious feline. Tbe of the educational advantages that
in «aid complaint, a ancciiict Hfatement of
the
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ones.
which iCii»-f, «<» .imiii'.thicd. ;«»'.« f«»IJow«:
order is too sweeping, but there are von and the ehil iren will get at th“
Grandchildren from two years old
b ..I- n d. f*u ♦ t.f tin- ( ¡« nt I. t hat rite mar-
probably many citizens of that place Fair that they never couLl get any
ru'.ge r* !nii<»u« now vxi«tinu between plain
up
to
ten
or
twelve
years
of
age
are
,< IT and dt feiulaht bt* f<»r«*vtr <liFHi»!ved.
who will sleep better when the com­ place else in the same time
That th»* ciire and cunt.o<iy of tin- minor
All trains of the S. 1*. R. R. Co just the things for old people to pl lj rliild.
L< \d F. Hnnt. be award’d t<> plairiiift
mand is executed.
with.
It
is
cheap
amusement
nnd
very
in i hi« an it. and i hat plaint in have jmliznient
stop at the grounds during the week.
Portland Telegram: No apparent
agiinst
thed fen laid for her cost« and die
The street railway system into refreshing.
bur ements i , th;« suit.
advantage has been obtained by the
A
great
feature
about
grandchildre
n
• It!« «unniioiH j« published by order of
Sa Jem has been thoroughly over-
the Kon. L I(nrlotker. County Jndffe of
Russiaii duet nt L’vit Arthur ! y its
hauled, new cars purchased, tue • that when grand? "H or snd or ,,id- t ...s \ .»Yiov Vie.*ttiirmF-rn
2_.i utt
spectacular break f”t; the open sea a
mother get weary of them they can of July. IWH r< quir.i 2 this summons f, i be
few days ago. A few of tbe vessels track widened to standard g na ge. hand them back to th-ir parents. \\ e p'ibl»«iied in th<* R andom R kcordkb for nix
and tho roadbed improved, allowing
nM’cutivr weeks fr- in the 2 tii dav of July
managed to escape, but these are now
•••■ni l not do that wiib our own cbil- <•«
i‘M tii. dat. uf theti> «t | iihliratiou hereof.
idsty*si-pur Aj m J- trad * ill -hww-1rsn the company to make a 6 minute ser dreu.
GEO P. lOPi’ING.
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vice and possibly shorter.
1’he pa-
tile in concentrating with the Vladi­
Taken with Crampi«.
vostok squadron, while several of tlie villion aud grounds will bo lighted
NOTICE FOB rt’BI ICATION (ISOL VTED
W tn. Kir ms?, h rnembpr of tin* bridgo
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heaviest ships were compelled to re­ by Incaudeseent Electric 1 ght». thin
Tni lie Land sale.
turn to tbeir precarious position tn giving a much improved light service. kfang working n«*ar Ltttkport vvh «
Notice 1« hcrebv given 1 h it in pnrmance
taken suddenly ill Thursday night of viiMtrti ition« from the C«onmis-.i«>i»er of
Port Arthnr harbor.
the General Land Office*. under authority
Violent Attack of Diarrhoe:« Cured by with cranipn mid a kind of cholera. «•«ted in him by section 21.’»’», I. S. lb v.
V ho lera Infantum
Ilia caso was no Fever« that he Lad lo Stat., an amended bv the act "f (/»ngreas ap­
Chninlrerlaln*« Colie. Cli«»ler:t ami
Diarrhoea Keniedy, and Pcr-
have the member« of the crew wait prov'd February 26th, IMF», we will proceed
This disease has lost its terrors
lo offer at public sale on Hie
liapN a Life Sa veil.
upon him nnd Mr. Gifford wan called
stneo Chamberlain's Colic, ('holers
17th day of September,
hih I Diarrhoea Remedy camo into
‘‘A short time ngi« I was takon with and consulted. He told thorn l e had n«xf. a* th.« ■•(ftce. the following tract of
i laud, to wit • N\V‘-4 of S^ ' a . Section 14.
general ns».
Tho uniform snores* a violoni attack of diari boon, and bo- a medicine in the form of Chamber­ Township 3n 3. K. 15 W W. M
Any «ml all persona claiming adversely the
which ntteuds the nse of ibis remedy liev« I wonld have died if I had not lain m Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
above-diM'ribf d lands aie advised lo tile
in all cases of bowel complaints io gotten relief,” says John J Patton, n R «mody that he thought would help their claim« in tbiR office on or before th**
children has made it a favorite wher­ leading citizen of Patton. Alabama. him out. am] accordifigly several dose« dav de->ignat»«| for the commencement of
»aid sale, otuvrwiae their rights will be
ever its value has become known. For “A friend recommended (’hamber- were administered with the result that forfeited.
J T B ridgks . Regiatrr,
Iain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea tho fellow was able to lie around next
Bala by C. Y. J.owe.
J. H. B ooth , Receiver.
Rowftbarg. Ornzon, Julv 2i>»h. 1904.
Remedy. I bought a twenty ti*> cent <lay. l%e incident speaks quite high­
WvNI'ED-fRUSTWORrny LADY OR bottle and after taking Arce d ’<es of
ly of Mr Gifford’s medirinos
Elka-
aeiHI>-iiinn to manntfe hu.tnemn thia Goon
»r anil ml;oiiitiii territory fur Uotise of solid it was entirely ct1l*d.a I Consider it • ter. Iowa, Argus.
Pr • -ct y^ Idea«; **»ey may bring you wealth.
fioanoial -.Uuiitin«. tpi st ratu’bt cash salarr
BURN A CO.. Patent Attor
and >-X|»nses paid sack Mon,la. direct from the bi>st*emody in the worl I tpr l> >wel e This remedy never fails, Keep it Write JO» 4 • *.ima_
i “a, for ibi ir (1 JU' in*. at
headq i triers
Expelía m uter ailvanc-d; com plain's. For ’•alo by C. Y. L hvp ,
--1 lMt,.r
lavMiUcu. wmu ^I-
in
your
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it
may
«tve
life. For
».s ti. n peroianen» Address Manager. t»V
A rev gnUrd authority—Th* Weekly
Monon BnjIdiug. Chicago.
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Drugs : nd Chemicals,
Paint*. Oils. Glus, t s.and l'ainter’s Supplied
Wanted An Idea JXSs?,
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have put op au I p fo-llate t.AUNDRl and Ute prepared to do
First-Class 1) orb.
PERFUUES, BliCfiUEH, SroNGES, SoAPF
N ets and C andif . s .
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Apothecary
1 h juat m receipt of n new aud
frubU stock of
Treaaurer, Portland Economic League
We would impress upon every read­
er of Ibis column the importance of
cultivating th- home virtues, the
bonsobold beautienof existence. Eu
deavor to makq the little circle of do­
mestic life a cheerful, till intelligent, a
kindly and a happy one. Whatever
may go wrong in the world of busi­
ness and trade, however arduous may
bo tho struggle for fortune or fame,
let nothing mar the purity of recip­
rocal love, or throw into its harmo­
nious existence the apple of discord.
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