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THURSDAY. NOV. 10, 1001.
EDITORIAL.
It is too lute to throw ont the Life
Line, and Life Preservers are of no
avail. New York’s flood has swept
over Parker, and bis star has set.
Perhaps now he wishes it ware Hearst.
Telegram: Thibet is now asked by
Great Britian to pay seventeen mil
lion dollars. Thibet may not under*
Biand liow it rau up such an account,
but one thing is sure, it must be paid.
John Bull is a good collector.
Tbo Tribune: The ditch and flnmcH
of the Big Jewel mine on Sixes are
all complete, ami everything is now
• waiting the smiles of J npiter Plnvins
—when the hose will be stretched,
•nd the big giants will begin their
battles. We wish the plucky coin
pany big returns and have faith in
their succesH
The YoMtli'» Companion
1903.
in
It is impossible eveu to summarize
in a single paragraph the many ami
varied attractions which T he Y outh ' s
CoUlANjUN iuiuounces for the coming
year.
A series of articles planned to in
terest especially the forty five millions
Of Americans who look directly to the
hoil for their Bubsistence will treat of
‘•New Fields for Young Farmers,”
•‘The Sanitation of the Farm,” “The
Fu'nre of American Cotton." “How
Women Make Money on the Furm,"
etc.
Seven ferial stories ami 250 short
»lories by the most taleuted ami pop-
piar American writers of fiction will
form part of the contents of the new
volume for 1905.
Full Illustrated Announcetnent de
•cribing llie principal features of T he
C ompanion ' s new volume for 1905 will
be sent with sample copies of the
paper Io any address free.
The lew subscriber wbosends $1.75
tow for a year’s subscription to T he
C ompanion receives free all the issues
of T he C ompanion for the remaining
Weeks of 1904, also T he C ompanton ' s
“Carnations" Calendar for 1905, lith
ographed in twelve colors and gold.
T he youths companion .
114 Berkeley Street,
Boston, Mass.
A Runaway Bicycle,
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. B. Orner, Frunklin Grove.
111. It developed a stubborn ulcer
unyielding to doctors and remedies
for four yearn. Then Bucklen'a Ar-
nica Salve cured. I i ' h jnnt an good
for Burn«, Scalds, Skin Eruptions
aud Piles. 25cts at Lowe’s Drug
Store.
Roofing Done.
All kinds of roofs painted and re
paired.
i Shingling a specially.
G. W. D yoert , Bandon, Ore.
Grass and Clover Hay Baled and
delivered at Coquille or Bandon, Or.,
for ill per ton by Steamers Dispatch,
Favorite or Liberty.
Biotice to Sliintrr«.
All persin, nr« lierebv firbiJden to tres-
i-HRs on my premises for the purpose of
ipuitimz, nnd any person fonttd trespassing
Hp »n mv lands having guns in tlu-ir p >sses
sion, will bv pr omptly prosecuted.
J ohn ham block , S r .
wax
n:t>
S prcim , R ffufsknt x riVK ii this pour Av n».A
adj unni.’ t »rrit iri“-«, to rcprwseut and ad-
vciik hu »il •«tnblishcd I» miners h»»use <»f
«•»lid ii iriici M «t iridirig. Salary
weekly
with ExpeiMGH advanced each Monday by
check direct from headquarter«. Horse ami
bnggv furniHhel when neceasnry:j»'»«fti »n
permanent. Address Blew Bros. Jt Co.,
Dept A, Monon Bldg, Chicago, III.
O. T BlAimonrotlier
U. S. Commisionerand Notary Public
Filings and Final pro fs made on Home-
ends. I i ul»erC!aiina and other U. S Lands
Money Loans Me<otia!<*<1 on Approved
Security.
Office in room 10 Roveri»* Building. Ban
d»»n. Residence on Bntte Creek. < Iregon.
All kind« of Real Estate bought and
Hk<ir> Couru* la Agrlrullarr
mid l)uiryiii£
Immediately following the winter
holidays, the Oregon .Agricultural
College, at Corvallis, will give free of
charge two popular short course» of
instruction one in ugriculture, the
other iu dairying. These courses con
sist chiefly of lectures by specialist»
from the Faculty aud from abroad,
combined with work in the laborato
ries, where students Lave access to the
apparatus of the College and Experi
ment Station. The lectures are de
signed for busy men and women who
desire to advance with this progres
sive age. l>ut cuunot avail themselves
of I lie full-four year course of instrue
lion; hence the courses of lectures
will come at the most convenient sea
son of the year for combining pleas
ure ami recreatiou with profitable
sto<ly. Those familiar with the short
course system of lectures speak of it
as a rare opportunity for practical
men and women to familiarize them
selves with the more sulient points
touchiug I heir business, mid to gather
such genersl information as will ena
ble them to live that higher industrial
life possible to every farmer and
housekeeper.
'1 be instruction, which is simple, is
adapted to the literary attainments of
all; hence, no educational test is re
quired for admission to titber of the
courses. The sebed de of lectures
will be announced iu due time.
The course in agriculture will begin
January 9th, and continue t«n days.
Some of the »ubjects to be discussed
are Horticulture, l^aiit Breeding.
Bacteriology, Chemical Elements,
How Plants Work, Budding of Plauts
based upon Plant Culture, Hints on
Farming, How to Conservo the Fer
tility of the Soil, Drainage, Soil Mois
tnre, Rose Culture, Veterinary Sur
gery, Rotation of Crops, Roadmaking,
Fertilization, atnl How to Mnke the
Old Farm Pay.
The course in dairying will com
mence January 21st. and continue six
weeks Students will meet for work
six days of the week. Ttie mornings
will be devoted to practical work in
dairy rooms, two days will bo devoted
to butter making, two days to cheese
making, ami two days will be spent
in tLo dairy laboratories. In the af
ternoon of the clays except those de
voted to cheese making, lectures and
recitations will occupy two or three
hours.
The lectures will treat of
Soil Chemistry and Physics, Feed
ami Feeding. Dairying, Bacteriology,
Breeds and Breeding, ami Chemistry
of Dairy Products.
There will be uo fees except the
breakage deposit of three dollars.
This deposit is iutended ¡to cover
breakage of glass-ware in the latora
tory, aud the actual cost of material
used; honco a part of this fee will be
returned iu case of no breakage.
Books will cost about three dollars.
Rooms with board and lodging will
cost from $3.(10 to $3.50 per week.
For further information address the
Registrar.
The ChrlMmn*,
Delineati»,*,
Home GifClß COlUmll
a
LC’.7L‘,
CLARENCE Y.
llunduu. Oregon,
Crude Thought« Aa They Full From The
Editorial Fen. I'leaaant Evening Bev
erie«. A Column Dedicated Io Tired
Molitela aa They Join lite liouie Circle
at Evenlug Tide.
W utb T hbm
a
Druggist and
L jcttkh T o -N ight .
Don’t go to the theatre, lecture or ball.
Bat itHf in your room to-night;
Deny yourself to the friend« that call,
And a good long letter write—
Write to the and old folk« at borne.
Who ait, wueu the day is done,
With folded Landa and downcast Byes,
And think of the absent one.
Write fhem a letter to-night.
Don’t selfishly scribble, “Excuse my baste,
I’ve scarcely time to write,”
Lest their brooding thoughts go wandering
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To many a bygone night,
Wheu they lost their needed sleep and rest.
And every breath whs a prayer
That God would leave their delicate babe
To their tender love and oh re.
Write them a letter to-night.
Don’t think that the young aud giddy
f Fiends
Who make your pastime gay,
Have half the anxious thoughts for you.
That the old folks have to day.
For the sad old folks at homo.
With looks fajt turning white.
Are longing to hear of the absent one—
Oh. write them h h Iter to-night!
Of all the l<»ve ntTnirs in I ho world,
none can surjnrs the trno L>ve of a
big boy for Lis mot L it . It is a true
love and noble, LonoraLle in the high
est degree to both. \\ e do nut tnoan
merely a dutiful affection; we mean a
love which malice a l oy gallant and
courteous to his mother, saying to
everyone plainly that Le is fairly in
love with ber. W e never yet knew a
boy to ‘‘turn out” bad w bo began by
falling in love with his mother.
It is a touching thought that those
who grow up together in childhood,
sit at the same table and hi the same
fireside, may, in after life, be separat
ed by seas and continents, or by the
valley of death. This r< fl«*rth n
should tend to make them affectionate
and kind to one another so long i . b
they are united under one roof. It is
a pleasant sight to I eb< l i u family
dwelling together in peace aud unity
and gladness. Neither the poet n r
paiuter can Inscribe a happier scene.
O;ie impatient mmn'wr of the horn«
circle is a wet blanket on the happi
ness of all. There is a sublime beau
ty in a patient life; in a life couien;
with ftlie work that has fallen to it.
From the leaves of the trees the im
patient ones may tin I a beautiful les
son. They were not created this
spring, but months ago, and the sura
mer now upon ns „ill fashion others
for another year, At the bottom of
every leaf stem is a cradle, and in it
is an infant germ; and the wind will
rock it. and the birds will sing to it
all sniuiD-r long, and next season it
will unfold. So God is workiug for
yon and carrying forward to the per
fect development all the processes of
your lives. Be patient.
Is jnsl in r< ceipt of a new and
fre h U block of
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Don't you want freedom from
pain? Take Wine of Cardui
and make one supreme effort to
be well. You do not SMd to b*
» weak, liclplcH, » ilT. n r. You
can have a woman'» health and
doa woman's work in lifij. Why
not secure a bottle of Wine of
Cardui from your druggist to
day?
Wo curry a, fine lino of IPexll and Winter
Hats, etnei Ladies' Furnishing Goods.
Patent and Proprietary Proparation-
Toilet Articles,
<1
Give us a cull and examine our good«.
!»t-nggi«(s Stuulrh-M.
PtnruMF», B kcshes , S fonges , S oaps
N vth ami > C axdikh .
Cigar»», Tobaccos anti Cigarette«,
Faults. Oil«. Glnaseri. and Fa inter's Supplied
All Kinds of Fresh Meats Always
Kept on Hand.
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Ihc Star Meat Market
TENBROOK & BURNS, Props.
S 5< >< >rf
You Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
BOI.OGNA SAUSAGE, HEAD-CHEESE, VI AL, CORNED BEEF
l'ICKLED FORK. BUTTER, EGGS, FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
M. BREUER S
City Barber Shop
Meats delivered to pernonH living on the River or along the Stage It ace.
Dculer in Hoot* it nd SI hm - m
AND
Repairing neatly un4 promptly done at
lowest living prices.
tsae&CMs&t
BATH ROOMS,
What We Can Co For You
Church Directory
Two Paper« fur the Price of One.
the Local News Thrown
in as a Bargain.
To those who pay tip ftirenrages and «a
y; ar in advance, and to all new Hnbscri-
L»■■ who pay in advance, we make the
f' H»»\vi ..» proposition comprising several
d.lit It nt c< i’.j lets to select from:
Pit KK BY I EE IA X S E£ V ICR.
Preaching l--t. and 3rd Sundays, ni ’tiun;:
id ! evening.
Srndav School each Sund ly ut l‘>a n .
Endeavor me» tings i t the n ii.il li.'ura.
t’iav« ) im- ting—7*36 Inai. .'*■. - ev i.; g
\i! are welcome.
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tions strictly conthienthil. Handbook on Patenta
Bent free, oldest agency for securing pat nits.
Patenta taken through Munn & Cu. receive
9pfrial notice, without charge, in tho
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culation of any aeientiflit tournai. Terms. ?.» a
year; fourniuntliB.fi. bold b7 all newsdealers.
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Notice i-h» r b’ k iv» n to all p'rp ms not
to trespass upon th* i-r-miHc «:f l)r.h»uy«»n.
wiiiiat»‘d b tail I’l'-H'as
an ! the coun
ty road, iu N'oitfi. ra Cuirv. by removing,
ciittim.’.
d,'.--.'C’G ;•!/ ti:«d. 1 U|»'>n paid
'and. $25 ro v i:*! vill !>=> p ii-i f •' infoirnn
ii >n leadin ’ t » a convicti »u of litvq.ass as
Hinted above.
Dated at Bi.ndon, Ore »• n. T.Iarcb 11. 19C1
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This well known hotel is now under new aud com
petent rualiagcment and has 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
L. ts li .*1 trains free of charge.
Flue uew bar iu couueetion with the hotel.
<?nr CCu’P.
The Bulletin is one <»f t in1 fi ndini» jv
r
..f the West, find is a d; ily publiai td ,
Fra nei; se », nnd M7t-H ail the news. O«o ’ c
incindt «s the Sunday Bulletin.
Reco »rdvr «nd Bulletin, one ve r.. $7
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The Fcitland Evening T» it pram is fi'.fu I
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s Aoitb reading «nd up to time of going ■
• in
much
neh o: ir I~ur- 1 * !.. . : !
■ h it r< ■ a I il - v hero bbi -;gh any ott
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For ti weekly newsy ipcr tbe
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til the news usui'.IIj’contain-d in a week!,
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It is the duty of e ch person to seek in
forn.fition along all lines ih .t tend toward
bringing nhout laa ter«i>nuil iGnar.Dd create
prosperity f<»r tho laiiuan family, and f r
the pnrpase < f giving ('nr n nder« a chaiK»
to u,foriu themselves we, give them the l)» tt
—Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine th4
does not appeal to the highest order of ret
(toning is not. Rafe.
Recorder and Appeal to Reason... $2 00
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She names «g witn»f«svs : Fred M- Lockwood.
■ f Bandon,©Robert E. L Pf <ti!,i,m. of Ka»i-
d »u. Spray Osh rn, of near Band »n,®J 1’.
Hunt, of near Bandon, all of t’oos County.
Oregon.
Anv and ell pprsmns claiming adversely
the m ! V <1- «Ail,*- t tixlfl r • r* »f •
»I t •
fil»> their claim« in this «»ifie»' on or I» f->re
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W. F HARRIS, IN CHARGE,
Successor to J. 1*. THOMPSON.
Get tlie News of the World ami
M- E- C hukcu .
Sen-
Preaching pervice everv 2nd and
dav at. Il A M. and d: F. .M
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Simdnv Scho »I ewy S ind iy nt K).
Epworth LeagUH . . :P. A.
Prayer meeting \\\ d : day nt H P. M.
The December Delineator, with its
message of good cheer and helpful
ness, will be welcome*! in every home.
The fashion pages are unusually at
We wonder how tunny of the boys
tractive, illustrating and describing
to order; or sny othrr work in my
who read this column realize the val
‘he very latest modes in a way to
ue of au educatiou in cold dollars and line will ho dom> io a netti ami salii
make their construction during the
cents, to say nothing of the many factory matiuer, al a rem-omibl« ] tic«.
busy festive season a pleasure instead
Cali and -e*- my new lin» i.t' j • v trv coi.-
other advantages. Statistics show »Ktiiig <■( Stick Piu», Hat l’ina, Suiti Piu.-*.
of a task, and tho literary an I picto
that the average salary of an educat La.ly'a Win-it Si-t*. im»,ch<*s 1I>';“'<-1< ’ r Cuti
rial features are of rare excellence. A
ed man is $1,0(10 per year. He works aud Celiar Eut'oas. Chain», < barili.-*, ali
selection of Love Sings from tho
on an average forty years, an 1 receives liiUK-i, wbicli ha» j'ist.arrived.
Wagner Operas, rendered into Eng
a total of
Th ‘ average wages
AHI HI li KICE,
lish by Richard da Gallieutie and
W. u-lanak. r s. il Jcwi-Icr.
of an uue liica.ted mm is 515) per
boantifally illqstrate-1 in colors by J.
day, and bo works 300 days iu th ■
Oregon.
Bandon,
(J. Loyendecker, occupies a prominent
year, so in forty year» he earns $H,-
place, and a chapter in the Composers'
009. The e.lucat«.) tn in g *1» -51 *.0 M.
CONTE ;T NO 11-
Series, relating the romance of Wag am) the line 1 i - de 1 SH,) ) 1, a i 1 t u>
Hep t rt in ent of the InL r*or.
ner and Cosima, is an interesting sup
$22,(MX) difference is the true value of
U nited S tates L and O ffice , at IIo*r
plement t<> tho lyrics. A very clever
th- education. To acquire a g->t 3U»;G O: ie i N. O. t. 3, 19U4
paper entitled “rhe Court Circles of
\ w'i li-ip it ci-ite-’. ntlllH’- it h'lv’ng been
education takes about twelve years-of
fildinll s f.di? ■ by . lai gar t Limo.t <';»n-
the Republic," describes some unique
the early life of a boy. mid they are t"sl tnf, »igai'i.'t b-» a'S*e-..l etiirv N »• 11'332,
phases of Washington social life, and
• mule J nne 2» th. 19 H, f»>r N!.j of N ; -’4 . N i*’..* i
the happiest years of his lifo, l i of
NW !|. S. ••t.l.m 3), 1 (WHMlIp 29 S.. .;,gc
is from an nnnamod contributor, who
twelve years there ate 2,160 school 14 W., bv John l’< iaih»iD, (•><.•»•-■<(•., in
is said to write from the inner circles
.vhioh it is mle e I that said John E. I atham
days, ami these days brisg to the haswiid'y abandoned said t ; -t. that be
of society. There are short stories
boys who improve them $22,000, or a fins changed his reeixUnce th- r» fi'».n for.
from the pens of F. Hopkinson Smith,
;m»re tiiauur.e >enr Since miking said entry ;
little more than $10 per day for each
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Robert Grant, Alice Brown, Mary
1 bs .‘-.nd ;. 111 ■, m teqaired bj law.
day G ent iu school. Now boys, for • • 1 id t paitie*
ar« fi.I '.» appear,
Stewart Cutting and Elmore Elliott i
i< ;»ond and offer 1 violence touching said al-
Peake, and such interesting writers as | each day yon mi.-*s school, just charge i?L
’ itioti at 10 o’clock, a m.«on Febi uarv 15
yjursv'ïf up
-5*1')
L’h .«» un*
b«3’»jie Coi. »J. i. t»iu iiulii »lil- i. t . ¿5.
Julia Magruder. L. Frank Banm nnd
(’<»nimi-Hi «ner, at bis office in Bandon. Ore
cold farts gatbere I from statistics.
Grace MacGownn Cooke bob! the at
gon, and that final hearing will be in Id at
o’clock, a.in . <»n Mandi 1. 1905, I»efore
Never forget that (lot) does not look 1«)
tention of tho children. Many Christ
the Register and Receiver hi the United
mas suggestions are given in u»ed)e- so •unch on what we do as what tn i le States Land Offlci in R'Wburg. Orvgmi.
J. 11. ¿»«»¿»All,‘iVc'CviSCf.
work, nnd the Cookery pnges nro red us do it. Wh«n a host of uncongenial
things
confront
our
daily
lives
an.)
olent of the Christmas feast. In ad
dition, there are the regular depart the burdens seem greater than we can
NOTICE FOR PRBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1S7R.
monte of the magazine, with many bear, there Cornea too often the cross
I xrrKD S iatfs L and O ffice , Ros/barg,
look,
the
nukiu
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word,
but
let
us
re
special articles on topics relating to
Oregon. ()<•’ »bt r 14, 1904.
woman’s interests withiu ami without member that beyond the cion is of
Notice is hereby piven that in compliance
sorrow an 1 disappointment, the snn .vitli the provisions of the act of Congress of
tho home.
hiuv
D7S en1itl*-d “An net h»r th* s de of
is still shining. (I >1 is fam liar with limber lands iu the States of Cnlfornia.
Disastro ns Wreck«.
Orepofi,
and Washington Terri
the burden* incident to our lives, nnd tory,” R9 Nevada,
extended to rll the Public Land
Cnroiessness is responsible for many
if back of the cross word and forgot States by net of Aug 4. 1K92 Caroline E
a railway wreck, and the same causes
Brdillion of Baud »n. County < f Coo«,<31 Ate
ten duty there lies th« earnest en of
Oregon, Iris fhi< dny fi » d in t! is office
.ire mnking buman wrecks of suffer
deavor to be brave and patient m the her sworn statement N '■ 642S, for the pur-
ers from Throat and Long troubles.
eh tseof the SWtj of SE^, of Section N”-
future, the nnkindn«s* which ra-t its 31. in Township N-». 1*9 S -nth, of Range No.
But since the advent of Dr. Ring's
shadow on our lives will vanish as a I 4 'Vi p‘t »nd will <>ff r pr > f t > •.!ii»,v tha’
Now Discovery for Consumption, cloud floating in a summer -kv. Let the land «<>nght is more valuable for it« fi»n-
l»er orsiom than f.-r agi^cnltnral purp'^'s,
Coughs and Colds, even the worst ns never forget that • dutiful life will and to establish her clmm to said land be
fore
C. I Binmenrotb r. C-S ('orntutM»i«»n-
cases can be cured, and hopeless res yield a richer harvest than a beauti
er. at his offi-e nt B .ttdon, C»«»« (' »nntv. - ti
ignation is no longer necessary. Mrs. ful one. ’
Wednesdav, the 1st day «»f February. B'l'"».
L"is Crsgg, of Dercli»<er, Jlw., is
W \NI ED-Qnirklv. few p*»r«of>R to repre
■ne of many whose life wm shvh J by sent lone extHblishvd whohüfile house among
retad inereb'inis arid agent* L »e il territo
Dr. King's New Di-coverv.
1 ui-* ry of fr-w counties. qt|M salary, and exp-n«»s
great remedv i* guaranteed for s|1 p-tid we»dilv. Expense mon«v «dvanced
Com mission extra. Permanent engagement.
I’liioat snd Lnng diseases, by ('. Y 'Business successful. I’revj.iis exp»-rience
ÜLY’S ( REAM BALM ft a positivernre.
Apply into the noetriia. It is quickly absorbed. A0 L«we. Druggist.
Price SOcts am) ' n >t i-ss nt: il. I'm•’<>«« «e'f ad<be«^-d entej.*
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pvi '- licaiton .
Timber I.and Act. June. 3. 1878.
U nited S tates L and O fficf ., Roseburg,
Oregon, August 23. l‘.»> I
Notin' is her< >v piwn that in compliance
with tbe ' r. vsiot.sof tfie act < f 1 ingress
of J*»»’»- 3. IS73. » nt'.'led “An act for the sale
of timbe» latid- in tlx Stit» • of Califomi;!,
(> •»•;•«. ii . Nevada, ami W hk I hio J oii T» rri-
t mv ,’’ as exteii.fi .I to ail the I’ul.lie Land
t.’te« bv net of A ulii * t I, IM';/. Mrs Rhoda
;i. Alarsi.all, <>f Bandon. C-ounty of ('•»<»>.
>3. t< of Origo.:. b;.s th. - dav
dav I'd d in this
I »•)' M'.vri: -t.'denx at .vi. G.1S7, for the
purchase of the Lot 1 of S»cti(,n No. 5, in
i m .n.Giip No 31 S tu'h, of It ii - •• No. 11
We. t, and wPI offer proof to show flint ti e
land sought D more valuable fur its timber
or htone than for aericuitnial purpose«, ami
to establish her claim ♦<> Raid hu.d ta fore C.
I Rlimx i'.rotli< r. United Stales Commis-
oonvr a* i;i< olii •• at l a» (b n, (\»os (JoU’itv,
Or. ; >n, on Saturday, the 19*h d»iv of Nov,-in-
l»cr, 1904. She names a; u’tm.ses; John M.
Ad !«;•:, William 1). Mar-fiidl, WHi.am Hite
• i <t 3iifin il. i ticker, all of Landon, Coos
A dv and all per » oda claiming ndver^il vlhe
»•I h »\v-describvd lands are nqnest»-U to hie
iheir claim« in this office on or Lefora ««id
191b day of November. 1904.
J. T. Bar does .
sept
Register.
C JNTE8T NOTICE.
Department of the Inferior.
I.' mtbo S tate « L and O ffice , R oseburg ,
O ueg in . Aui’u-t 17th, 1904.
A sufficient content affidavit having l>eon
f. ed in thia office by Boy C. McEwan »•■»»•
tt<t>»nf, Hf’Hinat home«tea(l entry N.». 1313."».
t i.»de ( letobrr 1st. 1903. for NW’4 Section ?'».
fownship 29 S., Range 15 W., bv Robert A.
D'-'k. Contestée, in whicli£it is alleged that
the cotryman hns wholly abandoned tie
Mail tract; that he han changed Lis reei-
Gt d 'e th it-frotu for I.:ore th .n fix mouths
«inoe making said entry ; that «aid tract is
n< l nor i ever we«, settled npon and culti
vated bv «n d p irtv as required by law nf Do
time since he msdn lus first tiling, and I
ha« removed with h’s f imilv outside of this
Str.t. to narts unknown, sard parties an
her< t»y notified to app» ar. respond and off» r
evidence touching -aid allegation, Ht lu
o'clock, a.in., on Nov mber 16. 1904. before
C T. Bl Ai'w iHother. V. S Commissioner, nt.
In« ofiiin Bandon, Oicpon, a d that final
hearing v ill he b< Id nt 10o’cl»»ck, a.rn.,on
N o-Vinbei 26. r.«>4. !»♦ f-.re the R» .-'»r i :
♦ic-ceiv. t «t tile Cuiled States Land 03. ( in
lifi'U’b’irg, Oregon.
I lie ««id contestant having, in a pr r« r
afil'l fvit, filed A"onsi 11. 1 «4 s» t forth facts
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’. a th»ft fifter <lne di I-ence person
al «ervice of this notice can not be nuuie. |*
i- I), bv " !i»re ' ’ i'd »li » ettd th»’
3 i o-
tice be given by due ai »1 proper p»»t hr tion.
J. H. B ooth , Receive r,
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A FREE PATTERN 1
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5 (yn'ir own «election) to every sub E
£ s. ¡¡bur. Only 50 c unts a year.
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A g*m; beautiful colored plate«; latent
fjeliiirit; dressmaking economies . ian< y
work ; IwMisrhold hints . ft. lion, etc Sub
ncribe to day, or, aend yc for Intesi Copy
l.ady a jents wanted
Send (ur tei ma.
Coquille, Oregon.
Seiler in flarnesi & Saàdleà and ail
kind» of leather wars kept in a harness
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Economical and Alisolulely
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Repairing a Specialty.
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William G tllicr w I! art «« my agent «f
B.iml»»i: and all orders left with him for
t>« »»d« or repairs will receive prompt atten
tion
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P. B. HOYT, Prop
THOMAS WHITE, Master
fo.i-^l In EL DORADO III T EDI NO.
CÜrtTNG VLSTANDABD PRICES,
Leaves Bandon every morning, except
Sgnday. nt 7:30 o’clock «nd make« connec
tion« with the train and steamer Myrl at
10:30 a. m. at Coquille Oity.
Leave«! Coquill* City at 12:30 p. m., arriv
ing at Bandon at 4;3O p. m.
Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcrlnln
Tub. But or ( old Baths ’l!i ernt«.
Indvpersl-nt and reliable—The Or*<r>
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