Bandon recorder., September 22, 1904, Image 4

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DAVID F. NTJTT,
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This paper is entered at the Bandon poet
offloe as Second-class Matter.
Emergency Medicine«.
It is a great convenience to have at
hand reliable remedies for use in
esses of accident and for slight inju­
ries and ailments. A good linim*nt
and one that is fast becoming a favor­
ite, if not a household necessity, is
Chamberlain's l'ain Balm. By apply­
ing it promptly to 9 cut, bruise or
burn it allays tbe pain and causes tbe
injury to heal in about one-tbird tbe
time nsually required, and a* it is an
antiseptic it prevents auy <l<Dger of
blood poisoning. When Pain Bslm
is kept at Land a sprain may be treat­
ed before inflammation sets in, which
insures a quick recovery. For sale
by C. y. Lowe.
THURSDAY. SERT. 23, 1204.
Important News Notes
EDITORIAL.
When Eve au l Adam sinned both
were turned out of the Garden of
Eden, hut the modern Eve has found
a different way: When she sins and
and tempts her husband to sin, be is
sent to prison for life, while she goes
free.
Japap nod Russia are piling up in-
dabtedness at a rate calculated to
.make the money lender smile, and it
is safe fo predict that these microbes
upon the body politic will be inserting
their bills with a ferocity equaled only
by an attack of hungry mosquitoes
from a Mississippi swamp.
North Rend Post: L. H. Barnes,
who has been meat cutter in Wm.
Gamble's shop, has bought the stock
and fix'lire- of Noble Bros.’ meat
piarket and has leased L. M. Noble's
building for a term of ihre“ years.
Telegram: The Czar of Russia ami
the King of Italy ean now exchange
a eongratnlstory hiiuilshnke.
The
birth of the Russian prince has re-
hq I ih | in the abolishment of flogging
and that of the Italian in clemency to
deserters. These facts constitute a
singular but rather forcible commen­
tary loo the out of dale patterns of
such governments as obtuiu in Italy
and Russia.
Coquille
Herald:
Col. C. T.
Blumenrother, of Bandon informs
us that the proposition of the Ban
don people to the company who have
been canvassing tbe idea of starting
a wood pulp paper factory at that
place, has been accepted and that
tbe mill is a sure go. This will be
a great help to Bandon and the
>-bole valley. This will employ a
greater number of men tbun any one
Institution in tbe valley, and possibly
more thau any in the county.
Itici» Strike in Curry Comity.
L- G. Higgins is «aid to have dis­
covered a rich dike of gold bearing
porphyry, several hundred feet wide,
lying between walls of slate and dio­
rite. Very rich ore is said to have
been fount} for a thousand feet. This
find is on the head-waters of Chetco
river, near the Josephine and Curry
boundary lines.—Pori Orford Tribune
Court X cwm .
A. E. Suckan, who win convicted of
rap« on the person of his daughter,
was sentenced to twenty years in the
State 1’rison.
T ukhday . Sept 13.
Five bandits held up a Rock Island
passenger train in Iowa and got away
with ten to twenty thousand dollars.
Russia denies the reported capture
of Zassaliteh’s corps, the use of dnm
dum bullets, and that Admiral Ouk-
tomsky was court marshaled.'
A foundry at Watervliet, N. Y.,
tied up by strikers, was wrecked by
dynamite last night.
Six members of ona family burned
in a tenement tire in New York. Fire­
men by heroic efforts saved tunny
other lives
AV kdkxsdat . Sept 14.
Home Circle Column
Crude Thought. A. They Fall From The
Kdllorial Fen. ClrMUnt Kvenln* Ko
erle.,
A Column Dedlcale.1 to Tired
Molhela a. They Jolu The Uoiue < Ir.-R,
at been In* Tide.
A GOODLY HKHirAGC.
Nature in her sileot, beautiful way
teacbee many lessons. She does not
force a moral upon’us. We may drink
in ber lovliuess and take or leave tbe
lesson as we please. A man must have
something of the child in bis heart to
feel the splendor of tbe horizon, the
magnificeace of tbe stars, tbe mystery
of tbe woods, tbe joyous dignity of
fertile sunlit moadows; and buvitig
tbe child's heart to fee), be will have
the child’s faith to see, aud whatever
bis sorrow, nature shall heal it, what­
ever his perplexity. Dature shall solve
it. Men have set their mark upon
tbe woods aud upon tbe lidls. They
have divided tbe lands aud have said
to tbe world, “This farm is mine
•‘Yonder woodlaud is yours.” “The
babbling brook and tbebeech covered
hillside belongs to your neighbor;”
but the first child of nature who
chances that way withont a penny in
his pocket may have all tbe be.inty
and peace of this lovely bi-xlscape 'or
the looking. Nature teaches us to
live our own lives, te be ourselvos.
Tbe petty cares of life hurry ns awry
from tbe best that is within us. We
cannot stop to live up to the heights
of beauty, to think the noble thoughts.
Nature says, “AU thus« months I
waited in serenity for the springtime.
Without baste and without rest I have
perfected each tiny bloom until the
work is completed and I he blossoming
trees fill tbe land with perfume and
color.”
The business part of the town of
St. Helens, Oregon, was destroyed by
tire. Damage is $50,000.
Geu. Stoesel has made the charge
'hat the Japanese tired upon the Red
Cross Hag.
A Bohemian, of Chicago, aged G1
years, shot at h lot of girls and boys
who were tormenting him with the
result that a ten-year old boy was
FOR HUSBANDS ONLY.
killed.
The money maker of tbe family has
Five thousand dollars will be ex-
pended at Pendleton, Oregon, in his own troubles—no one ever doubt­
building an embankment to protect ed that—but the housekeeper has a
few, too, and it would not be out of
the city against high water.
place to give her a little consideration.
T hursday . Sept 15.
New York was visited l>y a terrific The man of the house, therefore,
storm, the wind reaching a velocity of might paste these suggestions in bis
80 miles an hour.
Windows were bat, if he does not consider them im­
broken, cellars flooded, and traffic pertinent.
Assume a cheerfullness even though
stopped. Much damage resulted
along Long Island Sound and in yon do not feel it on coming home in
the evening.
southern New England.
Groet your wife with a smile, in
A St. Petersburg dispatch states
that the Japanese have again demand­ stead of an impatient inquiry as to
when will dinner be ready.
ed the surrended of Port Arthur.
Do not complaiu any more than i-
The Pullman car works at Pullman,
III., have shut down, and 7,000 em­ absolutely necessary al)u®t the t ugli­
ployers are thrown out of employ­ ness of the beef nor tbe comparative
inferiority of the bread.
ment.
Do not tell your wife that you can
The Russian battleship Lena, at
San Francisco, is to be dismantled not imagine what she does with bl)
and lie there until after the war is tbe money she has to spend.
Do not ask her what she did with
ended with Japan.
the §1 you gavo her last month before
F riday , Sept 19,
The Japanese have captured a small you respond to her appeal for two bits
fort two miles from Gold Hili at Port to send out and get some butter.
Arthur. The Russians promise a long
Do not tell her at once that you
defense at Port Arthur.
saw the prettiest woman you bavp
The Japanese troops are moving seen for a long time in town that day ;
northward and are apparently mass­ it will hurt her feelings.
ing for another eucounter with Kuro­
Do not tel) her she does not know
patkin’s force.
bow to handle tbe servants, or they
A maddened Ashland laborer, by would do bet'er.
Do not say that the children are
name O. E. Monroe, shot his wife,
l atiy, sister-in law and mother in law, the worst behaved you ever saw.
and then killed himself. The baby
will die, but the other members will North Bend Citizen, printing.............. Ó2 00
P E Drane, Rupplies, Knobel Wilton.. 10 00
recover.
A capsized yatcb was found id Lake C W banford, viewing N Lake Creek,
$5.60; N Slough aa highway, $3.80.
9 40
Michigan large enough to accommo
In re ferry at the mouth of ¡South Sloogh
date six persons.
1 he yatcb was on Bandon-Empire road:
Ordered that the rates of ferriage for
nameless and the crew are supposed
transportation of ¡eisons and properly be
to have drowned.
In tbe case of Earl Steele, charged
with murdor in the first degree, the
S atvkdav , Sept 17.
jury found him guilty of murder in
Russia declares that China is about
the second degree and his sentence is
to join Japan and that the mask of
imprisonment for 99 years.
neutrality will soon be thrown off.
In the case of Mrs. Earl Steele, the
The Japanese are advancing on both
Verdict of tbe jury was, “Not guilty.”
Russian flanks, and another big battle
Mrs. Mary E Hunt was granted a
is expected to take place near Muk
divorce from VV. H. Hunt.
deti.
One man was killed, another man
and two women were injured by an
automobile going over an embank­
’‘‘Allow me to give you a few words
ment near Baldwin, Mo. The auto
in praise of Chamberlain's Colic,
was turned out to avoid a team.
Choir i aiol Diarrhoea Remedy,” says
Chicago is to have another packing
Mr Jilin Hamlett, of Eagle I’nss,
plant. It is a New kork concern and
Texas, “I Buffered one week with
has a capitalization of $2,500,000. Its
bowel trouble and took all kinds of
daily capacity is to be 1000 head of
medicine without getting any relief,
cattle, 2000 hogs, and 5000 sheep.
when my friend, Mr. 0. Johnson, a
The di.-inanlling of the Humeian
merchant here, advised me lo take
ship Lena has begun iki Sitù FtnU
this remedy. After taking one dose 1
cisco.
felt greatly relieved, anil when I t.a.i
M ondât . Kept 19.
taken the third dose was entirely
The Japanese have attacked the
cured. 1 thank yon from the bottom
ian ¡j-'jsilXLQ »4 Mtia.R-it
of uiy heart for putting this great
Italy is biiving internal disturbance
remedy in the hands cd mankind.’’
and Ibe strike is spreading.
For sale by 0. Y. Lowe.
Tbe German Prince Herbert Bio-
The favorite with thou<htrui, cultures in arc k is dead.
people—Tha oreron.arv
Some of tbe logging CBinps along
A rec prized authority—The Weekly the Columbia river will probably mu
Oregonian.
all winter.
Hundreds of Japanese corpses are
WANTED—Quicklv, few persona to repre­
Port
sent long established wholesale house among reported to lio un buried nt
retail merchants and agents Local territo­ Arthur «nd neither »nie respect tbe
ry of few conntie«. $18 salarv, and expenses hospital cor|>*.
as follows ?
Saddle horses, 50c ; reture. 25c.
Horse and bnpgy, 50c; return, 25c.
2 horse team, 50c; return, 25c.
4 horse team, 75c; return, 50c.
Cat’le 1 to 5 head, 60c; over 5 head, 10c per
head.
Sheep, 1 to 10, 50c; over 5 head, 5c per head.
Footman, 25c.
Saddle horses crossing with other teams, 25c
In re construction of wing to Hoffman
bridge. Ordered that Lloxd Spires, cotu-
misHioner, superintend the construction of
same.
In re improvement of Coos Bay Wagon
Road. Ordereel that Judge Harlocker order
a warrant drawn to pay contractors for
planking Coos Bay Wa^on Road, upon tbe
favorable report of Commissioner Spire«.
Ordered that the following bills of ex­
pt nsec for < fficer>’ salnries and clerical b« Ip
in the' various offices be paid as follows:
L Hnrlocker, county judge, salary
quarter ending Sept 30, 1904............ $260 03
E A Anderson, commissioner and mil­
age, $28,30; 11 dajsex rds, and mil­
age, $58.00.............................................. 86 90
Llo>d Spires, commissioner, 5 days
anti n$‘.‘*¡ 80: G d*?/.« i?r »da,
and milage $14,20................................. 71 00
James Wat son, county clerk, wajary..
R H Mast, deputy clerk......................... 75 00
5 Gallier, sheriff....................................... 166 67
E M Gallier, deputy sheriff.................... 6000
J B Dulley, treasurer.............................
66 «7
A Gottt-che. aarvicea Miff s < ffice..........
8 75
J 8 Lawrence, services in assessor's
office......................................................... r.i 25
Ray Collier, services in assessor's of­
fice ........................................... ................. 122 SO
J J Clinkenbeaid. services county
paid weekly. Expense money Advanced.
commissioner.......................................... 37 00
Commission extra. Permanent engagement.
W H Bunch, sc hool ».opt salary $225,
Business successful.
Previous experience
Sour stomach.
00; postage $86.10............................... 291 00
not e<Mentml. Enclose self addressed envel­
ope. Address. 8 ui * krintknpknt T bavmlkbm
W D Reedy, exam teachers.................
When
the
quantity
of
food
taken
is
15 00
325 Dearborn Sv., Chicago.
too large or the quality too rich, eoor C H Nosier, exam teacher«.................. 15 00
Church Directory
M. E. C hübcb .
Presching ««rvice ever» 2nd »nd 4ih Hun
dsy at 11 A M and S: P. .V!
8nnd»v School everv Sunday at 10. A. M.
Epworth Leugne . 7:P. M.
prayer meeting Wednradny at Si P. M.
P kbsby - ikbun K bbvics .
Preaching l»t and 3rd 8und»y% morning
and evening.
Sunday Heh.s.l each Sunday at 10 a. tn.
jvndeavor me.-tine« at the n»u»l hours.
Prever meeting—7:30 Thursday evenings.
All are we loo me
n‘-
iqoivB Hxnuir. Paaior.
H r * Sold a Pile of Chainbe< Inin's Cough
Remedy.
etomneb is likely to follow, and es
pecially so if the digestion has been
weakened by constipation. Eat slow­
ly and not too freely of easily digested
food. Masticate tbe food thoroughly
Let five hours elapse between meals,
and when, you feel a fullness and
weight tn the region of tbe stomach
after eating, tak« Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liter Ttblet»0, and the
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sour stomach
ha eeojil^j, For
sala by tv 8.
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I hav<> Bold Cbnnibprlain'B Cough
Remedy for more than twenty years,
and it has given entire satisfaction. I
have »old a pile of it and can reooru
mend it highly.—Joseph McElhir.ev,
Linton, Iowa.
Y’ou will find Ibis
remedy a good friend when troubled
witl a cough or cold. It always af-
fords quick relief and
pleasant to<
tak% For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
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CLARENCE Y
A I'enuUy.
Th« nutboriliui ul WH.liiugt.n
have fix<*<i a pHiiahy of ?2 - t ou any
pernou taking „m of iba po»t< tli.-»
mail utli -r th . , t ,. ir U..11. A.I p<>»t
manlnr» nr-- I i L| h ttwti, ,!;.» mi tukos
ami get mail th., in th., wrong b<>xo».
and tbo law bay th it tii« p>»|Je
must examine their mail before leav­
ing the ofliee. ami if lhey have mail
other than their own, it mu-t be re­
turned at one«. That it la th» fault of
the poat uiuHter makes no difference.
This law includes newspapers as well
as first class mail. There is a class
of rurious people every where and.
as a rule contemptibly curious about
letters and other mail matter which
hey chance to get buhl of. They
will open all letters coming into their
possession, aud often when kuowing
full well they do not belong to them
they will, after reading the letters,
write on the envelope, “ opened by
mistake,” and withont signing their
names, drop it bae^ into the post-
office box or during the daytime
when not observed. This class of
curious individuals are warned to be
careful in tbo near future. If they
open a letter hereafter which does
not belong to them, they must sign
their name and state why they open­
ed same, whether by accident or de­
sign..
BLACK-
STOCK nnd
POULTRY
MEDICINE
Star.'Meat M; 11 1\CL
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liaudon, Oregon,
Druggist and
Is just hl receipt of
e
fresh stuck uf
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TEf>i3Ri>OK & BURNS, Props
Apothecary
All Kinds of Fresh Meats Always
Kept on Hand. •
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Drugs r.nd Chemicals,
1‘ateut ami Proprietary Preparations
BOLOGNA’ SAUSAGE, HEADCHEESE, VI AL, CORNED BEEF,
Toilet Articles,
PICKLED PORK. BUTTER, EGGS, FRUll’ AND
!>rn«lMt« Mnudrien.
VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
P ekh meb , B kcbidm , SfoxoBH, S oaps
N vts and C andikh .
lient" delivered to peraona living on the Itiver or h I oiir tbe Siege Hunte.
Clffar«, Tohaceoa mid Cigarette«,
Paint«, Oils, Glasses, and Fainlvr’s Supplied
City Barber Shop
15< m >rr>i
xiloli»
AND
BATH ROOMS,
You Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
M. BREUER’S
Dealer in
Boot» mid SI iocm
w F. HARKIN, IN CHARGE,
Successor to J. !.. THOMPSON.
SHAVES,
EACH
8HÄMPOO,
HAIR CUT,
25 CU.
25 Cts
SINGE.
MASSAGE,
EACH
AND HATH.
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
Elizabeth,
What We Can Do For You
C. P. JENSEN, Master
I llis Steamer is New. is Strongly built, nnil fitted with the lali st improvement», and wi|l
give a regular H day service, tor passengers and freight, between the
Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif.
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Stock and poultry have few
troubles which are not bowel ami
liver irregularities.
Black-
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi­ c'
cine is a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It. puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition. .S
Prominent American breeders ami
farmers keep their herds and fl ? k.<
healthy by giving them an ocea-
sional 'Io-eofBI ick Draught St.-ck
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any stock raiser may buy a
25-cent half-pound airtight can
of this medicine from his dealer
and keep his stock in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealers gener­
ally keep Blade-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yours does
not. send 25 cents for a sample
can to the manufacturers, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
Roc delle . Q a ., Jan. 30, 1002.
Blac c-D.asigat Stock and Poultry
Wedicino U Ae best 1 ev-r tried. Our
•took wan locking bad when you «mt
mo the medicine and now they are
getting so fine. They are lock ng 20‘
per cent, bettor.
8. P. BROCKINGTON.
60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
T rade M arks
D esigns
C opyrights A c .
Anyone «ending a sketch «nd description may
Quickly ascertain our opinion free whether hii
invention is probably patentable. Communica­
tion« strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
«ent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
tperùil notice, without charge, in the
Scientific American.
A handeomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
culation of any scientific Inumai. T erma, |3 a
year: four months, |L Bold by all newsdealers.
MUNN
& CQ,36tDroadway, New York
Branch Office, B25 F 8t^ Washington, D. C.
8 \LR—lt'0 .•icre« of land ; 120 nc»< s
Ì POK
creek bottom, covered with alder aud
salmon bruiti; 7 t ries pl< w intuì u» d J2
acres iti pasture; house aud <»u* l»riluiiit.'*‘;
10 miles South of Raiubm. <>n Four-mile
< heek ; price $1,500. I’or pnrtirulais address
P. 8. Truman, 394 Shaner St., Port laud, Or.
TBFSPAHS MITK'K.
Notice is hereby given to all persons not
to trespass upon the premises of Dr.Keuvon.
situated betwe» n Floras Lake and the coun­
ty road, in Northern Oirrv. l»v removing,
cutting, or iirsin vinir timber np<n «aid
land. $25 reward will be p id for informa­
tion leadin z to a conviction of treepa-s as
stated above.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14. 19fl.
FEIER NELSON, A vent
First Class Watch
Repairing.
Agates Ground, Polished and
Mounted
1 1 order; or any other work in my
line will be done in a neat and satis
factory manlier, at a reasonable price.
E. T.
To those who pay op arrearages and a
year in advance, and to all new subscri­
bers who pay in advance, we make the
following proposition comprising several
different couplets to select froB :
PinoE <> f P ublications teb Y ear .
B. kndon R fwbdeb
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San Francisco Bulletin
5 80
Portland Evening Telegram
1
Weekly Oregonian
50
Appeal to Reason
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
KliUZ, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California.
Hotel Coquille
V <»<jiiille CJity,
.1. P. TUPPKR. Proprietor.
Onr Offer.
This well known hotel in now under new and com­
petent management and lias been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. Tbe table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. .8 tuple rooms fur com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to aud from
boats and trains freo of charge.
Fine new bar in coutieciiou with tbe hotel.
The Bulletin is one of th - lending r’»?®
«if the West, and is a daily published in San
Fran-’i-oo. and ¿lives all the ifrws. Out offee
includes the Nunday lailletin.
Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. $7 IK)
Recordt r mid Bulletin, one month
t>5
The Portland Evening Telegram is issued
six times a week. It gives all the news thai
is jvoitb reading and up to t ¡me of going to
pres-i, much of it b. ing 21 hours f’ e-'her that
when it reaches here thr ough any t>th r
journal.
Recorder and Trl< gram one y-ar $5 50
For a weekly newsp tpcr the Weekly Ore
ironi m leads i»i the N -rthwest, and giviH
all the news usually contained
a weeklv
paper.
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .$2 50
It is the duty of each person to seek in
formation along all lines that, tend toward
bringing about better conditions «ud greater
prosperity for the human family, and for
the purpose < f giving our readers a chance
to inform themselves we give them the befit
—Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that
does not appeal to the highest order of rea
soning is not Rafe.
Recorder and Appeal to Rennon. . $2 oo
fy’TYou can have it till for
Pep
Month
fiOr
MUU
Half Brothsr cf Stamboul—Time 2:07
1-2
Will make the Season, Standing’ as follows:
At PORT ORFORD the 1st, 12th, 13-h, 14th, 151h, 29th, 30th and 31st.
At LANGLOIS the 17th, 18th, 19th 20th, 25th, 2Gth, 27th and 28tL
At BANDON the 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th of each month.
At HOME’S RANCH the 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of each month.
Doscription.
Do You
Know the News e
Ver
.if out ii
In the Evenimg Teleorani, of Portland,
Oregon. It :« the !nr'»< pt evening liews-
p'lpe published in Oregon: it contains
Un- stale
and ' of *'
the
th news of ' “
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Trv it for il monti,. A sinople
na' iut
c py w I be mailed to yon flee. Address
D^xtor ¡H a beautiful steel gray, 16 1-2 liaml*» high, foaled 1898. is of
gentle disposition, arni unusual intelligence He is the brsi forbreeding lo
for getting of horses for general service, that has ever Ftood in ibis section,
being posf-essed of both strongtb and speed. His culls are large and of tine
action. Inspection of his get u i 11 convince the most doubting.
His dam. owned f<»r veals by Mr. Hume, in Curry County, was the cele­
brated blue Haiuhihoriian mare, noted even when 30 years of age f^r her
speed. gamenes> and embirnnce. It is unnecessary to add anytbing to de«
scriplion wLeu tbe pedigree of tbo sire of Dexter follows:
FEDIORcEE.
f V.,.
r 970, Rec. 2 ;7
bire of !> m 2:30
The Telegram,
I'OKTLA M>, OKI-'.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June. 3. 1878.
U nited S tates L and O ffice . Roseburg,
Oregon, August 26. 1904
Notice is hcreliy given that in compliance
Wti It tbe previsions ot the act of Congress
of Jini' 3. I*??4, entitled ’ An act for the «»de
<»f timber lands in the St ttes ot California,
Oregon, Nt v.ida, and Washington Terri
torv,” ns extended to all the Public Land
States by nd of August 4, IS'32. Mrs Rhoda
E. Marshall, of Bandon, County of Coos.
State of
has tbi« day fil-d in this
office her sworn fitatement No. 6:187, for the
purchase of tb" Lot 4 of Section No. 5, in
I’ owiis I hp No 30 South, of Range No. 14
Wet-I. and wiU offer proof to show that the
land Sought L more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes and
to establish I,er claim to said land before C.
I- Blumenrotti'.r, United States Commis­
sioner at hi-» office fit Bandon, Coos County,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 19 hdavof Novem­
ber. 1904. She names as w-tnes e«: .John M.
Adam« William D. Mar^linll, William Hile
ai d John H. lacker, aB of Bmiuuu,
County. <Jregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-dt hci ibt d lauds are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
I9fh day of November. 1964.
J. I. Jot fl »<*▼.«,
Register.
sept
Call and see my new line of jewelry, con­
C0NTE8T NOTICE.
sisting of Stick Pin«, Hat Pins, Sash Pin«.
Department of the Interior.
Lady’s Waist Sets, Brooches, Bracelets, Cuff
U nithd S tates L and O fficb , R oskeuro ,
and Collar Buttons, Chains, ( barms, and
O regon . August 17tb, 1904.
Kings, which has just arrived.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
ARTHUR RICE,
filed in thia office by Rov (’. McEwan, con­
testant, against homestead entry No. 13135.
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
made October 1st, 19»)3, for NW{4 Section 25.
1'ownship 29 8., Range 16 W . tiv Robert A.
Oregon Doak.
Bandon, .
contestce, in uhichjit is alleged that
the entryman has wholly abandoned the
said tract : that he has changed his resi­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (ISOLATED dence therefrom for more than six months
TRACT).
since making «aid entry; that Raid tract is
n t. nor r ever wpr , settled upon and culti­
Public I.and Sale.
vated by said party as required by law nt no
Notice i. hereby given that in p'lr.nance tone
since he made hi« first filing, and he
of infraction, from the Commissioner of has removed
with h’s family outside of this
the General Land Office, under authority State to naiCs
unknown, said parties a?e
vested in him l>v vectiAn 2455, U. S. Rev. hereby notified to
respond and offer
Stat., aa amended by the act of Congress ap­ evidence touching appear,
«aid allegation, nt 10
proved Fehm.-iry 99th. 1S95. wo Witt proceed • »’dock, a.tn., on November 16. 1904, before
to offer at public Mile on the
C. T. Bliimentother. I 8. (’nmini«i"ioner. at
17tli day of September,
hi«» office in Bandon, Oregon, a d that final
next, at thia office, the following tract of hearing will b»* held at 10 o’clock, »i.m.,on
land, to wit NW1, of SWt, Section 14. N<>v» ruber 26. 19*4. before the Register and
Receiver at the Unite»! States Land Office 111
Township !M S., R. 15 W . W. M
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Any and all persona claiming adversely the Rom-burg, Ort gon.
I lie «»aul contestant having, in a proper
above-dr scribe,| lands are advised lo tile
their claims in thia office on or la-fore the affidavit,filed August 11,1904 set forth facts
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______ of . which show that aTter due^liligence peraon-
day designated for lite
com met
n»»f be 11 <<. it
said sate, otherwise their rights will l»e U*l *♦ rvice <»f this not w e
i« hereby ordered arid directed that such no­
forfeited.
tice
be
given
by
due
and
proper
publication.
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J. H. B ooth , Receiver.
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dam» <>f
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Red Heart
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Sir Wilkes
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LADY L ILLY
Also grand da«u of
(. Jr.
Western Girl. .2:2'.»l>
Guy Miller, dam of
IJambiltolilfin 10
Mcmbriuo Chief
Big Norn.
Í HRtiibiltonintL 10
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Hetirit tta.. .2:17’4 Barr’s Washing­
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Abdallah
Hire of
Walter ...........2:27
$5.00
$10.00
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TER-lvIES: Sing:
T3y tlio Season
To Insure
Fur fuitber information ad.lresB at any of the plsci-n mentioned above.
C. Tl. HLTR.L.KY,
M linger of the horse for R. D. HUME.
E l D orado
Harness
maker,
Coquille, Oregon
Dealer in Hamess & Saddles and all
kinds of leather wars kept in a harness
shop.
TONSORIAL PARLORS
P. B. HOYT, Prop
Located in EL DORADO BUILDING,
First Street, HAN DON. OKKGON
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William tl-dlier will act •* mv spent st
Rendon end «II orders left with him for
aomie or repairs will receive prompt alien-
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of some flirc.pK
thiDg to patr-nt?
Freuet y^’ir M**!!
n,aF brin« y u wealth.
Wrtte JÓI M V «fl/Ok ä K’ RN •<:<* . Pau n» A(U»r-
MVI
rcZ/nr tbeir >1.44) prlie off«
My*, wait
of f kwo ivi? Trwl lu<0D’k>u» wanted-
HAIR
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Bathroom newly fitted tip with Porcrlnln
Tub. Hot or Cold Hath» *45 cents.
Repairing a Specialty.
Wanted-In Idea _
AND
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING
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