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The ^Iwuketiiiig of CbtMk
Afi Interestiag people W<‘ the Chi-
near», aud their apparent awakening
after thousands of years of commer­
RTRBl THI’il MA* ArfVICNOON
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cial durmaiicy. ia one of the very im­
portant devoloptueui* of the time.
That they ar« no awaketoug i» noted
»Alia r. »ÏITT
by keen observers, and it should mean
»•ITO* âXll PIIOHUETOK.
a great deal to the United btates.
New and great desire» am) demand»
are spunging into life and activity in
sr*<*mirilo* raies .
Cbi .a, somew hat suppressed just now
$2 00
dne Ì ear... .
l>y the Iiusso Jap war. but io a few
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Six Moutbrt. .
50 years we think that China will be in
Three »lonthM
the field, the scene of the world'»
Cilio ,>• p'-r is entered at the Banden poKt greate-t material development.
» Hue as Seoond-clasa Mutter.
The Chinese want no more war;
they had one, and learned that war
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with them was a lost art. Not that
they could not re-learn it, not that
they coiil’l not be made into good sol­
hOlTOHMl.
diers, nor tLiit among them, in time,
A finet that foiled Hint in which might arise a new Tamerlane or
the «ilver wing <J tb” Democratic i (xhengis Kahn; but they »brewdly
prtlt.v would cleave to the gold wing 1 perceive that to tii themvelves for war,
and to tight p-rhap. ac uubioatiou of
-i«.r. f>i< «• i.te 1 by Alton 1!. Parker.
all Europe, would require a vast out­
U- bh II v . after a Presidential enm-
lay and tremendous sacrifices; and
■>»ign, the defeate:)-bide occupies a
they probably reason also tha’ before
<••<»’! den’l of lime’ hi . d »pace in telling
they could do this, war wifi be Out of
Aiqv it w»» done, but all explanation»
date; that na'ions will sc] lorn, if ever,
. a,e nnue.-essary this time tl.e victory
go to war again Th»y ttust, too, to
. i» too sweeping no excuse is ade-
the increasing spirit of tolerance aud
qnate.
fraternalinu a u mg naiio n, ns well as
Now that the new leader of Democ­ to tliu rivalries between E iropean
racy ban been repudiated, an l sunk uations, to protect th«m from annibi
beneath th“ overwhelming lin<,sevelt lation anl disintegration
Alien ly
flood. William Jenniuga Bryan is the Unit-1 States and E iglati 1 stan I
looming iid high*’» than ever a» the outspokenly for lhe integrity of China.
large tiiau aud leader in tba ranks of The tuitions of E irnpe, once the bear’s
the Democratic party.
claws are extract« I from Manchuria,
Ilnasia decline» to join in the Peace must let China alone, _So, why should
i’oogre-».
Her pride and prestige China span I billions of money in pre­
forbids at present, and she wants to paring for an improtiahle an 1 nnnec-
whip Japan first ami gain her pre« essnry war! She is wise to bend her
fige in the Far East. Just now it awakened ideas »nd energies in other
looks as if »he would not !>» able to directions.
Tin« awakening of the Chinese
puuage in a Peace Congres» for some
comes
at the right time amt in the
time io come.
right way. They are building rail
|t was told of a sailor who watched
roads instead of liattlesbips. A net
the st»r» fall, in 1833. that be sealed
work of railroads from different points
bitUM’lf and fixing his eyes on lhe
on th» sea coast ,into the interior, is
North Star, based bis hope upon it as
under construction, planned, or con­
a fixture too steadfast to move. How­
ceived of, and railroads mean an abso
ever, after tiwbila it got away from
lutely new life for China. They are
i>^ sight, and bis anchor having lied,
i new arteries, an I the blood that will
he was east adrift. For years Mis­
till them is in process of formation.
souri ha* been the North Star of the
Now has coma the time to conver'
Democracy; of its solidity there has
the Chinese from a people buying mid
been uo doubt, and now that its fast­
consuming but little of our products,
ness has been shaken to the very cen
to a people bnying and using much.
ter, to what shall lhe mariner i f that
To do this they must produce more
faith look ns a beacon to guide to the
themselves, and find a market abroad
haven of success.
for their surplus piodncis, aud (lie re­
sources of that vast empire, with its
hundreds of millions of people, are
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(bos Csiiiity Vole.
G B Diinmick, Republican............
J a met A Fee,
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J N Hurt.
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A C Hough.
Thvnc^ii Il Crawford, IiemocrRtic
W B Dfllnrd,
Walter 8 Hamilton,
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J:A Jeffrey,
t II A mow, Prohibition ..............
ljonlie Butler,
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W P Elmore.
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T H McDaniel,
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(1 W Barzeo, Sociali«4.......................
William Beard, *’
J C Herrington, “
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8 II Holt,
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J L llill. People’*............................
Historic names will lie given the
streets, avenues and courts at the
Lewis and Clark Centennial. The
street leading to the Trail, which is
the name given to tile amusement
street, will bo called Astor Drive, in
honor of John Jacob Aslor. l'lazas
aqd courts will be named for Senator
Thomas 11. Benton, a staunch friend
of Oregon; bis colleague, Senator
Lewis F. Lilin; President Jefferson
aud President Monroe.
CLARENCt V. LOWE,
lome Circle Column
r*ai»<lun. iregun,
Crude Thoughts As I hey Fall P.'iu Th.
KdlturX*! Puu. riensuiit Fvcullig Kev-
«•rles. A Colun,u Bril Irate.I to Tired
Mothe,» as They Jola The Home Circle
at kvenlug Tide.
Druggist and
“Itfti'ni
Btack-Dmught
<r«xni nie<iM<n<t for I; er <* •rn«e.
It cured my on afC-t he hft>i «p nt
1100 with dm kors Lt is all t »med­
icine I take” MKS <A’<U,INE
XAHTIN. Parkersburg, VF. Va.
THE WIFE
All dqy. like gome sweet bird, content to
Bins
In its aiDfill cage, she inovetb to and fro—
Aud ever and anon will upward spring
To ber sweet lips, fresh from the fount
below,
lhe murmur'd melody of pleaiaut thought,
Unconscious alter'd gent I e toned and low
Light bonaehold duties evermore inwrought
With placid fancies of one trust’ng heart
That lives but in her smile, and turns
From life’s cold seeming at the busy wart.
With tenderness, that heavenward ever
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yearns
To be refresh d where one pare altar
b^rns.
Shut out from hence the mockery of life,
Thus liveth she content, the meek. fonJ,
trusting wife.
U jua* in rcceiut of n la w aud
fresh block of
Patent mid Proprietary Preparation»
Toilet Articles,
114 Berkeley Street,
l>l«astroaa Witcki».
Carelessness is responsible] ormanv
a railway wreck, and the same causes
are making human wrecks of suffer­
ers from Throat and Lung troubles.
But since the advent.of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs ami Colds, even the worst
cases can be cured, and hopeless res­
ignation is no longer necessary. Mrs.
Lois Cragg, of Dorchester, Mass., is
one of many whose life wis sated by
Dr. King's New Discovery, This
great remedy it guaranteed fur all
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TllKSPASS MH’P’iC.
Notice is hereby given to all persons not •ringing about better conditions and great» 1
to trespass upon th»- preniiseanf Dr. Kcnvon prosperity for the human family, and for
situated b< tween Flotas Lake and lhe coun­
ty road, in Northern Currv. by removing, •be purpose < f giving our reader» a chance
cutting, or destroying timber up >n said to inform themselves we give them the la st
land. $25 reward will be paid for iuformn —Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that
lion lea»iin ’ t » a conviction of trespass a»
Iocs not appeal to the highest older of rea
stated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. Ma»ch 11. 1901 soning is not safe.
PEI ER NELSON, Agent.
Recorder and Appeal to Reason. . $2 00
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J. I’ TITPKH. I’rorrictor.
This well know:; hotel i» now under new and com­
petent management and Las fieen thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
any iri Southern Oregon. S tuple rooms for com
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats and trains flee of charge.
Fine ueiv bar tn couuectiou with the hotel.
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MUNN & CO 3C1 Broadway. New York
Ort gon. Oetoiler 14. ¡931.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act <»f Convre-s of
June I. H7S entitled ’’An act for the sale of
timber lands in the Nt »Hen <»f (’alforma.
On-gon. Nt-va.la, an\l WMbilMtOU I r< .
tory.” as extended to all the Public Land
StHtea by act, of Aug 4. 1K92 Caroline E
Bedillion of Bandon. CoU’itv of Coos, S»ate
of < )'
’her sworn aiatetnent N • ‘•i ’-. f »r lhe r<-n
chase of the NW1. of SEh- of Section No.
3|. in Town-hij» No. 29 S..n»h, »>f Rang»' No
14 We»», and will offer pro« f to show that
the land songht ia more valuable for its tim­
ber or aton«-than for agricultural pnrpos»«.
and to e-t ib!i.«h her claim t<) ?aid land tie-
fore (’. I Blumetiiother. U- S Commi*bi' n-
er. at his office at. Bandon, C”«»s Count v. ’»n
Wednesday, the 1st day of Ft-bruary, I d"»
Nbe names as witnesses . Fred M. L oc U wo k I.
f Bandon. Rofert E. I» Bedillion. of |: *n-
d»»n. Nprav Osborn, of near Band m. J P.
Hunt, of near B.mdon. all of (’ooa County,
()regon.
Anv and all persons claiming ad’erselv
♦ he slmve-d»'»crihed lands «»re reqaent^d t->
file their claims in this office on or before
said 1st day « f Februsry, >905.
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NOTK’E FOR lUBLK’AlTON.
Timber Land .let. June. 3. I SIN.
U nited M ates L and O ffice . Roseburp,
Orepou. Anu'ist 23. 19 4
No’icu’ H I m ie’.»V given that in on’nplia ice
with tbu I r -viHiiH.H of the act of U■•ngres*
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if timber I tmls in the St t< of Ciiliforhia.
O’ttooit. Nevada, and Wiihldngloii l’elli
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hh extended to all lilt* Public Lnnd
SL.K- m by Her »»f .Vlglist 4» , Ih92. Mrs EI p -da
Mai’Hhnll. of Bandon. I'oUUtV’.f ('airs,
Sfjtte of Oregon, h is tins day li!< d in this
, N ». G:W7. fur the
office her sworn
¡»..rebase of the L<»‘ I of Section No. 5. in
Range No. 14
Township No 30 Month, of
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WpFt. and will offer proof to show that the
land sought i-* m »re valuable for its timber
or stone thau for agricultural puiposea. and
to estabEsh her claim io said land before 0.
I Blnmenrotber, United States Commis-
siotfHr nt hit* oltion at. Bandon. Cooa Countv,
Oregon, on Saturday, the l‘.l h dav of Novem­
ber, 1901. Sbii names as w»tneS'es : John M.
Ad tins, William D. .Mar-hall. William Hite
and John U. Tucker, all of Bandon, Coo*
County. < >r» gon.
Any and »ill persona claiming ndvi r«ely the
ala»»r-deset il»t;d lands are reqneshd to file
their claims in this office on or before said
l'.itn day of Nqvember. 1904.
J. T. B ridokm ,
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Kegiater.
A FREE PATTERN
(your own selection) to every bm W-
sertber Only 50 < cuts a year.
Harness
maker,
Coquille. Oregon.
Department of the Interior.
k Ivi'i'AD ‘.'lAiii’S ija N aj v/WlvE.,
O bkgon . August 17th, 1904.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed hi this office by Ro.V
McE'van. c » d
ttstant, against homestead entrv No. 13135.
made October 1st. ltfelB, for \Wl4 Section 25.
Township 29 S., Range 15 W., bv Robeit. A.
Doak. contesfee, in whichgit is alleged that
the entrynian has wholly abandoned the
said tract: that he has chang’d b’s resi­
dence th refrpm for more than six months
d t n< I V t L 11 SH»(| • • r.I, ' Is
m»t. nor i-ever wesj settled upon and culti-
v ited bv >a d pnrtv as required by law nt no
time since he made his first riling, and lie
has removed with IPs family outside <»f this
State to parts unknown, «aid parties are
her»-!»v notified to appear, r» spond and off» r
evidence touching -aid allevation, at 10
o’clock, a.in., on N«iv-inber 16. 1904, befoie
C. I’. Bliiitienrother, I’. S-Commi«"«toner. nt
hi* office in Randofi. Otegon, a d that final
hearing will !>»• held at 10 o’clock, a.rn., on
N venibcr 20. I’.i’d.
f-»r« the Register an ■
Receiver at »he United States Land Office in
Ro«ebti»g, Oreg»»n.
lhe «a»d contestant hiving, in a pr--jHr
affidavit, filed Angnst 11. U>04
forth facts
«•Inch show that after dne diligence [wion*
al service of thia notice can not be ina<i»*eit
is h^rebv ordered and directed that such no­
tice be given by due and prfcfier public • tion.
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Dealer in Harness & Saddles and all
kinds of leather wars kept in a harness
shop.
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Perfect I iti mg P i ;>er Pattern«.
Repairing a Specialty.
William Gallier will wt us my agent at
Bandon and all order» left with him for
LUKsla or repairs will receive prompt atten­
tion
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TONSORIAL PARLORS
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Perforât I dm slNW
the ButhQ »fid Sewing line*.
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SHAVING. SHAMPOOING
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CUTTING AT HTANDAKD PRICES.
Bathroom newly Ailed op with I'oreelnln
Teh. Hot or Cold Bath. 24 rent..
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First Class Watch
Repairing.
A novolty in the way of a lab< r sav­
ing device is the electrical whitewash­
ing contrivance, w hich is being used
in finisbipg-tbe interii rs of the build­
ings now in course of construction for
the Lewis and Clark Centennial Ex-
posiii' n. The machine consists of an
electric engine, a giant traveller, and
long lines of hose, through which tlie
whitewash is squirted again«! the roof
and sides of the buildings.
All Kinds of Fresh Meats Always
Kept on Hand.
iou Can’t Expect to Get I I BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, HEAD CHEESE, VEAL, COKNED BEEF
PICKLED POKE, BUTTEll, EGGS, FBUIT AND
$2 worth fcr $1. but you
VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
can get your money's
Mssts delivered to persob» living on the Hiver or plonu the Singe Route.
worth at
M. E. C hurch .
Boatou, Mas».
call and examine oar gooda.
fhe Star Meat Market
FnintH. Oils. Glasses, mid Painte r's Supplied
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Preaching nervine evers 2nd and 4tli Sun-
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Sund iv Sob” d "Very Sunday at 10. A. M.
full of fragrance on the slimy, stag­
'To those who pay up arrearages and a
Epworth League . 7rP. 0.
year in advance, ami to all new subscri­
nant waters.
No possession is so Prayer mat-img Wed tesfiav at H; I’. M.
bers who pav in advance, we make the
productive of real influence ns th?
following proposition comprising several
PaitHDYitmiAX S kiivick .
duh relit couplets to select from:
cultivated intellect.
Wealth, birth
Preaching 1 «I and 3rd Sundays. tn>>rtiin;
1‘ luck of P ublications fek Y kab .
evening.
and official station min and dovecote and
Suntlav Sehnol each Sunday at 10 a. m.
$2 oo
B andon R ecorded
to their possessors an external, super Endeavor meetings at the U'-unl huurs.
G HO
San Francisco Bulletin
Prayer meeting—7-.k) Thursday ev uiog .
ficial courtesy; but they never did All are Wflc me.
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The B .iklin is one of th h ading
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vated mini with an upright heart,
»f the West, and is .< daily publish* d in Sai.
that men yield the tribute of deep mid
u-’ranrisco. and gives all the news. Our offer
genuine respect.
WANTED
Give us
P ebtvmes , B rushes , S ponges , S oaps
N uts anti C andies .
Clgiir«, Tobacco* hik I Cigarette«,
‘‘I u*ed Thedford’« Black
Draught for liverand k dney com­
plaint'» anti found nothing to excel
it
ILLI AM CUFFMAN, Mar­
blehead, Bl.
Th» most trifling action» that effect
a man's credit are to be regarded,
l’be sound of your hammer at live in
the morning or nine at night, heard
by a creditor, makes him easy six
months longer; but if he sees yon at
a billiard (aide or hears your voice at
a saloon when you should be at woik.
Lu sends for his money the next day.
"We oarry a. fine line of ya.ll and Winter
Hats, and Laciiea’ Furnishing Goods.
Drug! end Chemicals,
If yoyr liver doe« not net reg­
ularly go to
ir druggist and
secure a pat
of Tliedford’s
Black-Draught and take a do.e
tonight. This great family
medicine frees the constipateu
bowels, stirs up the torpid liver
and causes a nealthy secretion
of bile.
Thedford's Black - Draught
will cleanse the bowels of im­
purities ami strengthen the kid-
nevs. A torpid liver invites
cold», biliousness, chills .and
fever and all manner of sick­
ness and contagion. Weak kid-e
neys result in Bright’s disease
which claim»0 as many victims
as oonwumption. A 25-cent
packag»- of Thedford's Black-
Prauglii should always be kept
in the house.
Havii the courage to cut the moat
•agreeable acquaintance you have,
when you are convinced be lacks nrin-
ciple; a friend should bear with a
friend’s infirmities, but not with bis
vices, ID that does a base thing in
zeal for bis friend, burns the golden
thread that ties their hearts together
Parents do wrong in keeping then
children hanging nrouud home in
idlenoRR, «nd shelter d iin«i en» rvnted
by pHientH? indnlgencH. The eagle
does better. It st in* up its nest when
the young eagles wre al Into fly. They
are compelled to shift f»»r themselves,
for the old eagle literally turns them
out, and at the sarpe lime tears all t he
down and feathers from the nest. ’Tis
this rude and rough experienee ih-.t
makes the king <»f birds so fearless in
bis flight, and soexpert in his pursnil
of prey. It is a unsfurlnne to be
burn with a silver spoon in your
mouth. Riches often hat g like a mill
stone about the nocks uf ambitious
young people.
MRS. E. J. HITE & CO. Props,,
Apothecary,
Bad company is like a»nail dtiven
iuto ti post, which, after the first or
second blow, can l>e drawn out with
little difficulty; but being once driven
in tip to the head, the pinchers cannot
take hold to draw it out. which can
L H McMahan, °
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Californians ar>> taking an encour­ only be done by the destructu>n of the
P E Phe pa.
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aging interest in the Lewis and Clark wood. You m iy be ever s > pure, you
G E Sehmitl»*in, “ ...........................
Exposition. File Coliforuia Develop­ cannot associate wit h ba.I companion« Agates Ground, Polished and
For Prohibition. . .
ment Committee is arranging for an without falling iuto bad odor. From
Against Prohibition........................
Mounted
excursion of several hundred people impure air we take diseases; from bad
to order; or any other work in my
I »i'. j.'dtnnu : Twi nt v thousand Dom- of that state to be present on J line 1st, company vice and imperfection.
oeruts in Oregon <ii<i not vol . It wan tlie formal opening day.
line will be done in a ueat and satis
a rup^liliou, on a larger scale, com
With many of us onr parents have factory manner, nt a reasonable price.
p Taiilo with the growth (>f tt>c »tato,
lived their allotted timeof threescore
Call and se« my new lir.e of jfivtlrv con­
of I lit* •“lection of 1S72, w hi t; Greeley rtc Com pun ion Inform« and years and ten, but if wo still have sisting of Stick Pins, Hat Pin«, Sa«li Pm«.
Eu (ertili h a.
Wit» fite 1)' ne cratj • caiuliilate for the
them in the family circle how highly Lady's Waist Sets, Bnsiclic«. I.r ic< lets. Cull
l'rc«i l.“iu“v, nul one-half the Dotno-
l’iie Youth’s Companion nseaenler- we should appreciate them. The and Collar Buttons. Chains. I harms, an -
criilB of < begun r« mnine I at home
Rings, which lias jut arrived.
nan ; \ “e ■. .|ir.g to h report tainment as a means rather than an snow of winter comes and sheds its
( )reg i>iinn
AllTIH'R RICE.
from 8 P««terst'i rg, 2 •>UWO Finn» • nd, conveying always in its fiction white blessings upon the valley and
V. rdv’l.maker nad Jeweler.
will
>.• iltl io tlio tuimi er of and its art idea some convincing truth the mountain, but soon the siveet
American cittZ’U» of foreign birth. or some contribution to the useful spring comes ami smiles it nil aw ty.i Ba .don,
Oregon.
Just »I llii» juncture it would be of­ knowledge of its readers.
Not so with that upon the brow of
fensive to a«k the Kns-ian govern­
The 225 men and women enlisted tottering age. There is no spring
Ci»NTE<r Nil 11’ E.
ment the cau«K of lin- wlioliwwle exo-
•t i« of tlio l'lui.ish »ul jefls of I lit* to write for Tlio Companion, repre­ whose warmth can pen. tmte its .ter-
Department of tl.e Interior.
Czi r
U nited S tktzs L vnd O ffice , at Uosi;-
sent an infinite variety of talents and nal frost. It came to stay. Its single
calling» Through l'be Companion | flakes fell nunoticed, but now Iley BUKU OaEti tN. Oct. 3, 1‘JCl
A siifii -ieiit <•'» >t
aiii lavit. havirvj been
A K uii t'< »> M ejilr.
they address not only the lining and are drilled there. \\ e shall see it in­ filial
in th:soffio- by Marg.ir t L.imo.'.t con
against hoiuestead entry
». |‘KV2.
rermiuated with an ugly cut on tie impres«ionable, hut the fathers and crease until the summons is heard to testant,
ma.I p J .me 27th. lb'I. b r
of NE^.NEB
Jeg <>f J. B. Gtuer, Franklin Grove. mothers of the nation, The entire corn* up high t . Welcome the snow, »»f N W '4 S.-.-tmn
I <»wnMHp 29 S . Range
14 W., bv Jell»» E TH!h.,’i'. (••uite-tre, lit
111. It dev>“loped » »hibborn ulcer family chiiiu a abare in the good for it is the emblem of peace ami u( which
it isnlleje I that anid J «.’in E. Tat ham
•inyit ldiog to doctor» and remedie. : thing» which fill Xbw Curupaon n’t rest. It is but a temporal crown which has wholly abandoned mi.I tract, that be
fins changed hi’ reaidence th- reffom f<»t
for four ye»r. Then Bncklen’» Ar - page»,
shall fall at the gatt’» of. paradise, to more than one Veer .since making said entry;
uirn Halve rnreJ. !>'» ju.t a« gooi I
Full Illustrate 1 Annonncement, de be replaced l>y a brighter and belter. that the s.iid tract is not crllied up >n Hnd
cultivated bv san] party as required l».v law.
for Burn», Scnjd«, Skin Eruption» j scril’ttig tbe principal features of The
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said al­
•nd i'i!»•. Sects at Lowe » Drug | Companion’» new volume for li)t»5,
The New York building nt the legation at ill ii olock,‘a m .otl I’t bruarv 15
Start».
will be eent to any addreM free.
1905, before Col.C. T Bluitenn»flier. U.S.
(’ommiftRioner, nt his office in Bandon. Ore­
The new subscriber for 19 >5 will Lewis and Clark Centennial will cost gon,
and that final hearing will !»•• held at
re-.' ive all the issues o’ l he Co'iipan 92O,INM), and lhe Htate will spend an 1J o’clock, it.ni., on March I. 1305, before
toe Register and Receiver ai the Uhobd
additional
sum
of
irlS.bttO
for
the
col
­
ion for the remaining weeks of 190.J
Oregon.
lection of a suitable exhibit to be con­ States Land Office J. in ii. Roseburg.
B ooth , Receiver.
(vrass ap<1 Clover Hay Baled and free from the time of mibscription,
Ot413
tained
in
lhe
I
’
liildifig,
Massnchusetls
iKdivofod nt Coquille or 1» Mid >n. Or., also The Companion “Carnations"
for ill per loo by Sivui'iii-i . D,.
Cttleii.hit f. r
li'lt-igtaph:-.' in will spend in all ¥30.000, of which
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC’. LPO:.
sum 820,000 will be -used for the
Favorite or Ltìmrl.y.’ ’
twelve colors and gold.
Timber Land Act, June 3, )S<H.
building,
and
$10.000
for
the
exhibit.
U nitbi » S tates L and O ffice , Roneborg,
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
Ris-'i vt. RbPi'.Ebr.N i m u i In this eonnty and
t 1].»rung territoriew, to i -i
n’ u-. 1 .id
verti»» nn <»ld cstabliRhc.l b•istnc-»s h »use <»f
solid financial standing. Salary s.‘l weekly
With Expen-es advanced each Slondav bv
chock dirbet. from headquarters. Horse nnd
buggy furnished when in cess «rv. po-ition
p^riiMMieiit. Address B’ew Br--< A (’<>.,
Dept. A. Monop Bldg. Chicago, III.
*
a
Irf’XT»» Rniidon rirty mnrning. except
Nnnd»y. et 7.JO o'clock »nil ninkea eonneo-
tion« with the trein »nd »tenroer Myrl »t
10:30 n. ro. nt f'oqnille City.
l^nvc» C-Mjnillt- City al 12-..T0 p ro., »rri»-
ine »1 Bendon et 4-tO p. m.
Independent end r'llable-The Orejan-
(an