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utile« a» Second-olaaa Matter.
THURSDAY. OCT. 20. Urti.
editorial .
The Sneiqur of men, in speaking of
wavtain clast of worshipers in bia
day Who stood on tbe street corners to
pray, and did their alms publicly to
be tmm of men, 6aid; “Ihey bate
their »award.” Bishop Potter seems
to be gettiug a reward, also, as tbe
klationsl Liquor Douler»' Association
baa passed resolutions of commenda-
tioa for bis action in dedicating tbe
Bubway Tavern.
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The ‘Hallo Girle” of Portland,
bate format] a Union and gona oat on
a atribe. The telephone company has
imtairlml »ini« employe«» from Seat­
tle, end birwl others who ba»e been
pOt to Work to replace the strikers,
Tbe oumpany baa coucluded not only
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ko iguora tbe Union, but to break it
down. It will remain to be seen what
kind of texture American girls are
compoaad of when they stand opt fur
What they believe to be their rights.
The Uolvig Brothers epoke here
1’ueadey night iu the interest of the
Republican eauipaigu. There ae«ms
to be a good deal of upatby iu politi­
cal lines, aud while Messrs Colvig are
pleasant speakers, they drew but a
aotall house and few outside their
owa political faith. At thia stage of
the eaiupaigu totere have their miude
ataiie up. aud there is little likelihood
of etiauge. Republicans were very
much pkteeed with tbe effort, and as
• matter of course, those of otbvr be­
liefs were uot impressed.
Naw Yosa eelooa h»»[*rs have a
way of mixing drinks that seems not
agree with their customers. Dur­
ing tbe past mouth they fixed about
thirty to such an extent that They
were ready for the nndertahiw. This
occoned in one locality, aud eu exam-
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Home Circle Column
We learn that five year« before the
war began the Japanese commenced
sending coolies by the hundreds into
Manchuria, with instructions to live
with tbe Chinese therein, fraternize
with them, and be in position to fur­
nish true information, when the war
began, to the Japanese, and false ad
vices to the Russians. The secrecy
which tbe Japanese commanders have
been able to maintain as to tbe move­
ments of their army—a secrecy that
Kuropatkin has over and over again
acknowledged himself to be unable to
illume — shows bow admirably tbe
Japanese’ efforts in this direction
have been applied, aud bow com­
pletely they were prepared for tbe
campaign they knew to be a question
only of months or years.—Cleveland
Leader.
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Crude Thought» A* They Fall From The
Editorial Fen
Pleasant Evening Rev- |
eries. A Column Dedicated to Tired
Mother« a« They Join The lloiWW Circle
at Evening Tide.
Oregonian: Again tbe Japanese ar­
my is victorious, aud again tbe forces
of Russia under General Kuropatkin
have been shattered aud driven back.
The stereotyped plea of ucreadineas
cannot be uiged in this instance as
the cartsa of tbe defeat of tbe Slavs.
General Kuropatkin, iu taking tbe ag­
gressive, declared himself ready to
meet his adversary. The latter ac­
cepted tbe challenge, met tbe Russian
•rmy more than half way. and drove
it again to coVer. Oyama's general­
ship has again been proven to be su­
perior to that of Kuropatkin, though
iu tbe forward movement of tbe Rus
sian arftiy a few days ago, it looked as
if tbe Japanese commander bad the
worst of it, Tbe horrors of war were
probably never more appalling than
they have been in this fierce struggle
between Slav, and Jap. Distance,
however, separates them from tbe
view of civilized people, and eapecta-
tion stands on tiptoe, overlooking tbe
tragedies of gory battlefields in tbe
hope of discovering the beginning of
tbe end — tbe beginning of wider
national life for Japau aud the end of
Ruiitiian aggression in tbe Far East.
North Bond Post: R. W. Randolph
is «topping in Marshfield today. Mr.
Randolph in from the east, aud lives
iu the state of Maryland, where he
saye be raises cranberries. He is on
the coast here to see if the soil and
climate is adapted to the raising of
the berries. He did not know that
cranberries are one of our star pro­
ducts,, and was vei’y much surprised
when told that we bad juAt burvestod
fair crop bere this soasen.
raatioa elicited tbe ieforaiatiow that
CwEBaaew* Bl aka* ratter
th» Ltqour» vt 4ba aakuvns tbeae men
bad ftrvqneated, were epieed with
wood alcohol. If tbe Board, of Health
does not step in and ehange condi­
tio twin that loeali'y, one of two things
must soon happen there; either the
saloon keepers will have to desist tbe
•a» of wood alcohol, or they will have
Wt. Ionia, Ost. IB.—By virtu.-of a
reaolution adopted at the convention
of the National Liquor Dealers’ Asso­
ciation, it baa beoD dccidarl to amal­
gamate that association with the
Knights of tbe Royal Arch aud the
Knights of Fidelity, tbe name of the
combined organizations to be ftbe
National Liquor Leaguo.
Resolutioaswere adopted command­
ing Bishop Potter for his action in
dedicating a New York saloon, Tbe
resolutions tdvocata a reduction of
tbe tax on Whisky, and also a reduc­
tion of tbe tax on imported wines aud
liquors.
New Orleans was selected as tbe
[dace of meeting next year, and E. L-
Jordan, of Washington, D. C., was
elected paeaident.
ao customers to drink it.
Portland Journal: Governor Odell
practically aoncedes that to carry New
York ba must buy a great number of
total. He will get tbe money? What
haa become of the civic righteouenues
that the bead of the government die-
eo u reed upon au tealuuely two or three
year, ago?
Oregon Daily Journal; Comipg in
ou the .learner Alliance this morning
from Coot Bay, was tbe firet shipment
of hope et.r groan iu tbe Cooa Bay
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Jap« Well Prepared.
eonntry. There vera 65 bidet in the
outfit, aod tb<»e Who examined them
pKiuouneeil them to bo of the very
lieet grade. By another year it is
elaimml that hop raising Will be
among the leading induotriee in the
Oregon Coaat Counties.
The attention that io being drawn
tn tbe Coos Bay country and its won-
d«rful roooucM ehquld stimulate rail­
road buildera to enter in and promote
the rie.elopment of this rich section
of tbe state. In point of fact, Cooa
Couaty belonga to Oregon only in
oaio* It has, during all of the years
einco its settlement, been practically
Without communication with tbe onl-
• ide World except by way of tbe ocean.
Hau BTouctscoTii tbo home port of it*
citizeua their market both for selling
tnd buying They know Portland
only iu ntme, and Salem merely as
tbe place where tbehegialatqce meets.
In tho latter they are interested bien-
nielfyt iu the former.not at all. 'The
city” to tbe south of them, is, at» be­
fore eaid, their homo .port. Much at­
tention has lately been directed toward
this section of tbe stato by letters that
have been published in The Oregoni­
an. These have set forth plainly and
truly tbe wonderful resources that
await development there. Tbe people
of Coos County have done much fur
tbemHel.es and their section uot with­
standing tlie fact that they have been
seriously handicapped by lack of rail­
road facilities. They are self-helpers
and are worthy of all commendhtion.
and of such materia) assistance as is
neoeasary to secure railway connection
with tbe world beyond their ¡county
boundary liue.—Oregonian.
WANTED
Hpxctti. ■■»»■aairrATivx in this county snd
adjoining territon««, to represent end ad
vertise an old estsblisbed business house of
, S-.lid flnanciMl standing. Salary fi21 weekly
? with Kxpen-es ad,«need ea.W Monday by
Check direct from h«a<l,pisrt*s Horse snd
bnggy furnished when necessary; position
Krmaiieut.
Address Blew Hr s. A Coté
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pt. A. Mooou bldg. Chicago, Ill.
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Very few people have any idea of
the vast amount of money there is to
be made and lost in the Music Pub­
lishing Businesa. At times from SID,
t»M) to fiiO.IIM) will be loaf by a siugle
Publisher in trying to make a ‘•Win­
ner.'* Then agaiu a lucky publisher
will make a fortune on his first effort.
Tbe biggest ■‘Song Hit” and the best
money maker in this Country at the
present time, is a song called-‘TN
SUMMERTIME, DOWN BYJTHE
SEA,” written by Harry B. Lester
and Al. J. Doyle. This song is now
being sung nightly, with great sue
cees.inal) th» principal theatres from
Maine to California. There were
nearly ltlO.ODO copies sold io less than
thirty days front tho date of issue,
and present predictions Hre that over
one million copies will be sold inside
of one year. It has been calculated
by good judges, that tlie publishers
will make a net profit of over $30,000
on »bi.u.riue »ong. «bevp all expenses
oaoatni
In Summertime. Down by the Sea,
The only real place boys for me.
Take * ride on a trolley, get there before
dark.
Take your aweetheart to Dreamland or to
Luna Park,
In Summertime, Down by the Sea,
Tbe place where we nil like to be;
Where tbe breeee softly blows.
And where every one goes,
In Summertime, Down by tbe Sea.
PRICK, SO CENTS Pr.lt COPY.
llv sending 25 cent« in postage stamp« to
Dm THEATRICAL MUSIC SUPPLY CO,
No. 44 West 2Sth Street, Now York, a oopy
will be seat post paid.
Grass and Clover Hay Baled and
Delivered at Coquille or Bandon, Or.,
for ill [>er ton by Steamers Dispatch,
Favorite or Lil>ert.y.
WAN1 ED—Quicklv. few person« to repre­
sen 1 luna e.tsbli.hed wbolt-s.il. hons» «mona
retsd n:«robsnt» snd saents Locsl t.rriw
r« of few Coonqes. <IH «alsrv. «nd eip~ns.-s
psid weeklv.
El pense monev sd,s»<'«d
Commlesion «itrs. Permsnent enesoement.
Holline»« snonMafnl.
Hr.rion. eipkrience
n >t «M-nlisl. Encluse «elf sddressed envel
o|>». Addre».. SursiiirriNtiairT I ba V kl km
Dearbqrn St., Chisago.
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wnxw UBAMDMK «HUTH HKS RIEM
Within tbe chimney corner snug
Dear grandma gently rock«,
And knits her daughter’s baby boy
A tiny pair of socks.
Bat sometimes grandma shots her eyes
And sings tbe softest lulls hies.
Across her face the happy smiles
All play at hide and seek,
And kiss the faint and faded rose
That lingers on her cheek,
While thoughts too sweet for words arise
When dear grandma shots her eyes.
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Yet, «jruetime», Dictate, io her L<oe
Have joat a shade of pain,
A, Rolden April auushine ahen
It mingles «¡th tbe rain;
And then, pemhaoo«, she softl, sigh«.
Does granJma when she shot« her eyes.
She’s growing younger e.ery day,
She’s quite a ohild again;
And those sb« knew in girlhood's years,
She speaks of now and then;
And sweet old songs aba fuebly tries,
Does grauduia when she shuts her eves.
I used to wonder why her eyes
She closed, but not in sleep,
The while tbe smiles would all about
Her wrinkled visage creep;
But 1 have goes ed the truth at last;
She shuts her eyes to view tbu past.
A man is no better than his wife
will let him be. Oh, wives of Ameri­
ca, sway your sceptr s of wifely influ­
ence for God and good homes. Do
not urge your husband, to antiet Na
botb’s vineyard to your palace of sue
cess, whether right or wrong, lest the
dogs that come out to destroy Naboth,
come and also devour you. Right
eousness will pay best in life, will pay
best in death, will pay besP through
all eternity.
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In onr eflorts to have the mother of
every household appreciate tier influ­
ence over her children, we are apt to
forget tbv wife's influence over the
busband. In many households the
influence upon the husband is the
only home influence, for there are no
children. Iu a great multitude of the
best and most important and most
talented families of the earth there
have been no descendants. There i*
not a child or a grandchild, or any re
mote descendant of Washington,
Chav.’Suinner, Shakespeare, Addison;
Cooper, Pope, Isaac Newton, Dry leu.
Goldsmith. Lord Byron, Walter Scott,
Moore or scores of others we could
mention. Multitude« of the fittest
familiM of tbe ear'h are extinct, as
though they bad-done enough for the
world by their genius or wit, or patii
otism, or invention, and God with­
drew them.
“I dr .ft think we «mild keep
house vitbo it Thedford’s Rlnck-
Draufht. \»
., u u .d it > » the
family for« -r t-ro venrs with the
best i f r»hu
i uMve rv t had a
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of Lime. It . smu - M>r in itself aud
always ready to make « perwou well
andirppy -J AllLS 11ALL, Javk-
•ouvilie, Ill.
Because this great medicine
relieves sUunach uains, frees th«
constipabd bowel» and invigor­
ate« the torpid liver and weak­
ened kidneys
No D octor
is necessary in th. home where
Thedford's Hl^ck-l>rau|jht is
kept. Famili* living in the
country, mil«, from any physi­
cian, have been kept in health
for years with this medicine as
their only doctor. Thedford’s
Black-Draught cures bilious­
ness, dyspepsia, colds, chills and
fever, bad blood, headaches,
diarrhaia, constipation, colic
and almost every other ailment
becaqtie the stomach, bowels
liver and kidneys so nearly con­
trol the health.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
BLACIi-
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Is just In r«o«ipt of s new and
fresh stock of
Drug« ani Chemical«,
P besbyteuian S ervice .
, Preaching 1-t and 3rd Sundays, morning
and evening.
Sunday School each Sunday at 10 a. m.
Endeavor meetings at the usual hours.
i»i-.-t\«-i•(!>.*. tina-7*3U Thai - !
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All «re welcome.
ADOLPH H a B^UTV, Pistar
BO YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
T rack M aws
. D esigns
C ocvric . hts Ac.
Anyone Bending a Rketch and description may
Qnlckly ascertain onr opinion free whether an
invention Is probably patent able. Communlca-
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent«
■enlfrce. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
fecial notice, without charge, in the
Sdeutiflc JJmerica«.
A handsomely llht’tratcd weekly. I.ifrgeat cir­
culation of any geientitic Journal. Term«, »3 a
ytgr; four month»,
Sold by all newsdealer«.
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Branch Offlco. C25 F 8U Washington. D. C.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Notioe is hereby given to all persons not
to trespass upm tb<- pr<*ini.st*s of Dr.Keuyon,
situated b< tv* n Floras Lake and thercoun-
tv road, in ?’ >!•(ip ra Cur/y. bv removing,
euttniu. or destroying timber upon said
land. $25 reward will be paid for inform«
tian h.iding t » a conviction of trempa*® as
’stated above.
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Dated at Bandon. Oregon. Mnrch 14. 1901
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We carry a. fine line of Fa.ll and Wmtei'
Hats, and Ladies' Furnislring Goods.
Give dr R call »nd examine onr goods.
l>ril3CKi"t>. Kuiidrh’M.
P khkumeh , B hchhes , S pongeh , S oaps
N uts and C andies .
ClK«r», T ii I hito , nn<l C'l<ar«kt...
Paints. Oils. Glasses, «nd Pninter'sSupplied
TENBROOK & BURNS, Props.
BOO'D
All Kinds of Fresh Meats Always
Kept on Hand.
You Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. HEAD ( HEESE, VEAL, CORNED BEEF,
PICKLED PORK, BUTTER, EGGS, FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
M. BREUER’S
City Barber Shop
Meats delivered to persons living on the River or along the Stage Route.
Itealer in Boots and SI«1«
A.3STD
Repairing neatly nnd promptly done at
lowest living price«.
BATH ROOMS,
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25 Ct«.
HAIR CUT,
SINGE,
25 Cta
MASSAGE,
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EACH
iu aa a Bargain.
To those who pay up arrearAgea and a
year in advance, and to all new subscri­
bers who pay in advance, we make tjje
following proposition comprising several
d life rent couple's to select from :
Elizabeth,
$2 00
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C. P. JENSEN, Master.
Our Offer.
The Billetin is one of the iuading p.-ipe
«>f the West, and is a daily publinhed in San
Francisco, and gives all the news. Our offee
includes the Sunday«Bulletiu.
Recorder And Bulletin, one year.. $7 00
Reorder and Bulletin, oneoiuonth • 05
The Portland Evening Telegram is issued
six times a week. It gives all tbe news that
is° worth reading and up to time of going tc
press, much of it being 24 hours fresher that
wheu it rvauiwi here through any other
journal.
Recorder and I’elegrnni one y« nr $5 50 ,
For a weekly newspaper the Weekly O h
e'onian leads in the Northwest, and give*-
all the news usually ouulaiutd in a weeklj
paper.
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .S2 50
It i« the duty of each person to seek in
formation along all lines that tend toward
bringing shoot better conditions and greatei
prosperity for the human family, and for
the purpose cf giving our renders a chance
to inform themselves we give them the best
—Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that
does not appeal to thè highest order of rea
soning is not safe.
Recorder and Appeal to Reason... $2 00
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Appeal to Rtasciu
I'hi« Stenmcr is New, in Strongly boift, and fitted with the latest improvements, atld will
give a regular 8 day service, for pass« tigers and freight, between the
. Coquille River, Oregon, and Sail Francisco, Calif.
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ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
KllUZ, Managing Agent, 207 Frout Street, San Francisco, California.
I Iotel Coquille
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1» TITPPEK. Proprietor.
This well know ti hotel is uow under new and com­
petent tuanngeiueut and baa been thorougldy ren­
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. S tuple rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats and trait s free of clu.rge.
Fine uew bar m connection with tbe hotel.
Do You
Know the News
jayYoa can btive it all for
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no nt it
In tho Evenima Teleernm, of 1’ortlsnd,
Oregon. It is tbe largest evening news­
pipe published in Oregon; it contains
the «tnte aud
the
all th new» of ' --------------------
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The Telegram,
PORTLAND, ORF..
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Art, «lune, 3. 187K.
U nited S tates L amd O ffice . Roseburg,
Oregon. August 2G, 1904
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tbe pr-'visions of the act, of Congress
f Jun
- ntith<1 ••An ■«•' for
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon. Nevada, atid Washington Terri-
r rv,” as extended to all tl.< Public Land
States by act of August 4. 1<S'.U, Mrs Rhoda
E. Marshall, of Bandon, County of Coos.
Mate of Oregon, has this day filed III this
office her sworn statement No. 15387. for the
purchase <»f th’1 L< ! ♦ ‘»f Section No. 5, in
Township N«> 30 South, of Range No. 14
West, nnd will offer proof to show that the
laud sought is more valuable for its timber
<>r stone than for agricultnial purposes, and
to establish her claim to said hind l>‘fore
I Rlumetir« titer. United States (’ommis-
siouet nt his office at Bandon, Coos County,
(>rpgon, on Saturday, the lSthday of Novem­
ber. 1904. She names ss witn«‘s-es: John M.
Ad ims, Wilih'.m L>. Mai'.-fisii, WKiinm IIi4a
mid John H. Tucker, ail of Bandon, Coos
County. Oregon.
Any and all person« claiming adversely the
aboxe-described In’ids are requested to file
their claims in this office on of before said
i'Jt It day oY November, it**4.
J. T. R hidoks ,
sepl
Register.
BIPANS
TABULES
Doctors find
A Good
Prescription
for mankind
Ten for five cent«, at Drtigtbt«. Grocer«, Reataarwita,
Saloons, Newa-Stands, General Store« and Barber»
C^-Ap-i Th-y hzoi«.** rain, induce deep, and prolong life.
One give« relief! No matter what's the matter, one will
do you good. Ten samples and one thousand teatU
montala aent by mail to any addreas on receipt of price,
by the^Ripana Cbamital Co., io Spruce St., Naw York City.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior.
U nited S tates L and O ffice , R oserubg .
O regon . August 17th, 1904.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in thia office by Roy C. McEwan, con­
testant, against boniest end entry No. 13135.
made October 1st. 1903, for NW*4 Section 25.
Township 29 S.( Range 15 W., bv Robert A.
Doak contestee, in whiob«it is alleged that
the edtryman has wholly abandoned the
said tract; that he baa changed his resi­
dence th^iefrom for more than six months
since making said entry; that said tract 19
not. nor t ever was, settled upon nnd culti­
vated bv sa>d party a« required by law at no
time since he made his first filing, and he
has removed with h»u family oatside of thin
State to part« unknown, said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching -Hid allegation, at 10
o’clock, a.in., on November If», 1904, before
C. T. Blomenrotber, U- 8. Commissioner, at
his offi ’E in Bandon. Oregon, a <1 that final
hearing will be held at 10 o’clitk, a.m.,on
November 26. 19<M. Itefore the Register an I
Rerffivf-r at the United States Land Office in
Ro-ebnrg. Oregon.
The said conkpdRnt having, in a proper
affidavit, filed Angnst 11,1904 set*»rrh fact«
which show that after due diligence person­
al service of this notice can not be maue. it
is hereby ordered mid dir&ted tffiat sqc I i no­
tice be given by due • and
ami propel
profMRi pttblMntio!
publication.
J ffi. B oot a,*tteceiver,
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Toilet Articles,
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Druggist and
M. E. C hurch .
Preaching service everv 2nd mid 41b Suu
day nt 11 A M. mid 8: P. M.
Snndny School «verv Sunday at 10. A. M.
Epwoitb Le^u*' 7:I’.M.
Prayer meeting Wt dtivAdfty at b’: P. M.*
Howard • M. Brownell,
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Bandon, Oregon,
Church Directory
First Class Watch
Repairing.
All 1
«9® hereb<> rbidden to trea
pffsw on mv
ft>r
purp-se of
banting a nd arij p^i^n fonnd trespassing
upon mv lands having guns ig tht4r posses-
■ion, will be pMB^il* pro.««»!
LOWE,
Two Papera for tlie Price of One.
So surely as tbe years roll onward
that home iu which you now dwell will
become ettinct. The’ parents will be
gone, tbe property will be'turned over
into other possession, you yourself
will be in other relationships, end that
home, which, only a few years ago
was full of congratulation«, will be Agates Ground, Polished and
extinguished.
When that period
Mounted
•otnai you will look back to see what
you did do or neglects 1 to do in the to order; or any other work in my
Way of making home happy. If you line will be done in a neat mid satis
did not smooth the path of your par factory tnSnuer, at a reasonable price.
•nts to the tomb, if yon did uot make Call and see mv new line of jewelry, con­
sisting of Stiqk Pins, Haf Pins, Sa«li Pins.
their last days bright and happy, if Lady's Waist Sets, Brooches, Bracelets. Coif
you allowed your younger brother to nnd Collar Buttons, ('bums. Charms, aud
go out into the world unhallowed by Kings, which ti.-iw just arrived.
Christian and sisterly influences, if
ARTHUR RICE.
you allowed the younger sisters of
Watchmaker aud Jeweler.
your Home Circle to grow up withont
Oregon.
feeling that there bad been a most Bandon,
worthy example set them on yotii
part, there will bo nothing but bitter
ness of lamentation. That.bitterness
will be increased by all the surround-
ATTORNEY AT LAW \ND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
itigs of that home; by every ebair^Ly
every picture,.by tbe old time mantel
ornaments, by everything yon can
Real Estate Handled.
think of asconuectod with that botue.
IIURlne^H matter« promptly attended to,
Young woman have you anything to
CON VEST NO I ICE.
do in the way of making your father’s
Department of the Interior.
botue happy? Now is tb«'< lime to nt
U mitbd S tates L ind O ffice , at R ose
tend to it, or leave it forever undone.
bu & o O regon , Oct . 3, 1904.
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Time is flying very quickly awny. \S » A sufficient, coiitodt jiffi lavit having been
suppose you notice that the wrinkles filed in this office bv Margaret Lamont. con-
t■•«t.-int. against homestead entry No. 1OH32,
are gathering aud accumulatingoir inntip J ntie 2fth, IHtii, fdfb -», oi
those kindly faces that have so long of N WL4. Set ti<»n 30, TowiDffiip 29 S., Range
14 W., I>v John E TRthHm. c«»nte«tee, in
looked upon you; there is host in thi­ which if is nilejoil tlint said John E. THtbatu
lias wholly abandoned Raid
that he
llocks; tlie-fJot is not so firm in its has
changed his residence therefrom for
step as it Used to be, aud they will more than one year since making »aid entry .
that the said ot met is not settled apon and
soon be gone. The heaviest clod that cultivated
by Raid party at>required by law.
ever falls on the parent's cofilin lid is «aid parties are hereby notified to appear,
re’iio’id and offer evidence touching «aid al­
tbe memory of nn ungrateful dnugh leg'd ton at 10 .»’clock, a m„on February 15
tef. Oh, make their last days bright 1905, b- fore Col. (’. T. Bluinenrother, U. S-
Commissi ner, at his office in Bandon. Ore­
and lienntifnl. Do not act as if they gon. and that final hearing will be h» id at
10 o'clock, a.rn., on March 1. 1995, before
were iu the way. After long years the
Register and Recet^r at the United
have passed and yon go out to the State« Land Office in Roteburg, Oregon.
J. II. B ooth , Receiver,
grave Where they sleep, yon will find oef 13
growing all over th« mound, some­
thing lovlierthan cypress, something
sweeter than the rose, more chaste
than the lily, the bright and beautiful j
memories of filial kmdneWt performed
ere tbe dfing hand dropped on you
in benediction and yon closed the lids
oWer tkf> w<‘.i»e eyea of the Bern out j
pilgrims.
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HEALTH
THEDFORD’S
If wo would get the most out of
life, we must learn not only to look
but to see. The suu is not partial to I
the rsinbo* and tbe rose; hw scatters
bis beauty everywhere, tbe only defect-
16 iu our vision, *
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CLAREMCB Y.
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c. 13. LEEP,
Harness
maker,
Coquille, Oregon.
Dealer in Harness 4 8addles and all
kinds of leather wars kept in a harness
shop.
E l D orado
TONSORIAL PARLORS
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Located In EL DORADO BUILDING,
Flrat «tract. IHltnoM, OHKGON
SHAVING,
SHAMPOOING
AND
HAIR
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Repairing a Specialty.
Hatbroom newly fllted np with Poreelaln
Tab. Hot or Cold Hatha VS cent».
William Gallier will net «« me aeent M
Bsudon «O «II order» lef» wirb htm for
good« or repair« will reoeive prompt atten­
tion
Independent and reliable—The Oregon,
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