Bandon recorder., November 24, 1904, Image 4

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Tll£ RECORDER
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THURSDAY. NOV. »4, 1904.
editorial .
Rwwia wglcenn»» tbe plaa ot Preei.
<i»ut Roosevelt, and will gladly join
tbe Peace Commission after aba wal­
lops Japan, but just now she bas a
little unfinished business on baod,
and is not looking for peace.
The following, clipped from th«
Oref/cmian, indicates tbe standard by
which it classes druggists. It says;
“Iu the “<Vx” conntiea are eighty or
more saloons. We may behold a big
boom in tbe drug store bnsineea after
January 1st. That's why drnggiste
like prohibition.” We see no reason
why a druggist might pot be as hon­
orable as even tbe Oregonian or ita
management. One thing is indicated
Ju the item, and that is, that its influ­
ence is in favor of a continuance of
tbe whisky traffic, and of tbe murders,
thefts, immorality and other crimes
that follow in its wake.
Usually after ■ Presidentiai cam­
paign, one party or tbe other, and
generally tbe Democratic party, baa
bad its devotees busy in telling how
defeat fell to its lot, bnt the after­
maths of the last campaign is differ­
ent. Tbe Parker boom was so effect­
ually overwhelmed, that no amount
of explanation would even bave a
soothing influence upon the defeat.
Bnt behold, another star is rising, and
liow tbe Republican journals Hre busy
iu telliqg bow it happened. Tbe So­
cialist vote ueared the million mark,
and these journals, ever ready to de
feat any new move, are exertiqg their
influence to detract from the real
cause which moves tbe socialist—
which cause is equity.
Who ar« the Anarchist»!
The advocates of alcoholism, those
who are in favor of selling poison to
tbeir fellow man, are not satisfied
with tbe will of tbe people as ex­
pressed fy a majority for prohibition
at the polls, bnt are moving to set
■side tbe measure, and to still force
their time, usefulness and soul-killing
batter upon tbe public.
One of the principal counts brought
before tbe county court for their con­
sideration, is that numerous voters
Were permitted to vote outside thpir
precincts; tbis is doubtless true, and
if appearances are not deceptive, in
tbe Bandon precinct, the persons so
offering to rota, generally were im­
ported by the “wet” advocates.
Tbe wbiaky traflic is pot a regularly
legalized businessi it is conducted on­
ly by the suffrage of tbe people, and
requires a license based upop tbe con­
sent of a majority of tbe voters of the
district in which it ia proposed to set
Up a aalsoo, and this being the case,
aud tbe county having by a clean ma­
jority given expression, in tbe face of
(he heaviest fight tbe saloon men
eould pot up, to tbe will of the people
in the matter, that expression should
be sufficient.
Tbe clear expression of tbe majori­
ty should an Sea; to subvert that ex­
pression becanee of technicalities,
smattees strongly of anarchy.
Tbe KUU>ag«DM>nt of tbe Lewis and
Clark Exposition is planning for a
“Trail" whirh shall b» second to nona
of tbosa ia the past. Indicai io ua are
that there will ba A general migration
of the Pika shows at St, Lottis to the
W«*wn fair,
Terminated with an ugly colon ths
leg of J B- Oroer, Franklin Grove
111. It developed a stubborn oleer
unyielding to doctors and remedies
for four years. Then Backlsn’s Ar­
nica Halve enred. It's just as good
for Burns, Scalds, Skin Eruptions
sod Files. 25cta at Lowe's Drug
Store.
Tslsrram: Athletics sod study go
baud in band at West Point, declares
the superintendent of tbe National
academy, General A. L. Mills. He
declared that football, baseball and
other exercises, not only assist in tbe
physical development of tbe students,
bat also materially aid them in tbeir
mental work. This statement is in
direct conflict with tbe assertion fre­
quently made that collage athletes
are so preoccupied with training that
they devote ao time to acquiring M
education.
Oregonian: Tbe fire losses of tbe
United Stales and Canada continue to
keep pace with tbe increase in mate­
ria) on which the flames may feed.
For tbe mouth of Oct. they reached a
total of 912,866,000, compared with
910,409,000 for tbe same month last
year, aud 99.593,000 in October, 1902.
Tbe losses for tbe first ten montbs of
tbe current year are over 9221,000,-
000, compared with $125,000,000 for
tbe same period last year, and 9124,-
000,000 io 1002. Tbe enormous in­
crease this year is largely due to tbe
Baltimore and Toronto tires, bnt aside
from these conflagrations there were
enough smaller fires to swell tbe total
to greater figures than ever before in
a corresponding period. .Tbis con­
tinued destruction of property would
indicate that little or no progress bad
been made in tbe way of preventing
tires or extinguishing them after they
were started. The annual losses are
becoming no large that tbe matter
from an economic standpoint is most
serious, and is entitled to gravest con­
sideration.
Het and Cold.
Japan's reported irritation over the
action of France in permitting tbe
vessels of tbe Baltic fleet to use her
ports for coaling and provisiouing
purposes is not bard to understand.
Hus ia, without a coaliug station of
her own, would have been in a bad
wsy during tbe war on several occa­
sions, bad not France pot tbe theory
of neutrality 'to a little benevolent
strain in practice.
Tbe battleship
Osliabia and tbecelebrated “volunteer
ijeet" steamers Petersburg and Smo­
lensk would have been unable to get
out of tbe Red Sen but for tbe conve­
nient aid of Jibntil. tbe French port
in Somalilaud. Rojestvensky'a ships
found Cherbourg a good port of call,
aud Vigo haviog proved iDhosf:itai>.e
tbe fleet now 'seeks sqcpor in Dakar,
French West Africa. Algiers was
also used by tbe portion of tbe fleet
that took ibe Mediterranean route.
Io view of France’s refusal tQ allow
Ceyyera to i oa! a' Martinique, it may
reasonably <ipp»si io Japan that the
French nen ra-i.y hoi i e.ei'.qo cold
there.—O’egou u.
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BLACK
DRAUGHT
STOCK
POULTRY
MEDICINE
Dear once be bear, for tbe time flwtb feat,
Boon it viil bo all gone;
boon will our eenaon of Mr.ioe be pa»t,
Boon will our day ba dona.
bomeboy near yoo need» now a kind word;
bomabedy need, help each aa you nan atford
Haate to aaaiat In the nan» of tbe Lord.
Thera may be a aonl to ba woo.
Let every mother who reads this
column thank God for the quietude
of her home and that she ia queen in
it
Men oome at eventide to the
home; but all day long tbe wife aud
mother ia there, beautifying it, sancti­
fying it, adorning it, blowing it. Bet­
ter be there than wear Victoria's coro
net. Better be humble there than
carry tbe purse of a princess. It may
be a very bumble home. There may
be no oarpet on the floor. There may
be no piotures on tbe wall. There may
be no silks io the wardrobe; bnt, bv
your faith in God, and your cheerful
demeanor,you may garoish that borne
with more splendor than tbe upbol
sterer’s band ever kindled.
QUKKN
Druitt a»d
Disastro» Wr««lu.
Carelessness is responsible; ormany
a railway wreck, and tbe name can sen
■re making bnmao wrecks of suffer­
ers from Throat and Lung troubles.
Bnt since the advent of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, even tbe worst
cases rail be cured, and hopeless res­
ignation is no longer necessary. Mrs.
Lois Cragg, of Dorehester, Mass., is
ooe of many whose life was eared by
Dr, King's Nev Discovery, Tbis
greet remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat mm ! Lung diseases, by C. Y.
Love. Druggist, Fries SOeta aud
51.00. Trial botiieu fres.
MRS. E. J. HITE 1 CO. Props.,
Apatkacary,
la jqat tn eeoeipl ot ■ new Bed
freak »tuck of
Dr«gv
"We oatrry a. fine line of Kall and Winter
Hats and Ladisö' Fu.rnl8liin.fir Ooods.
Ckvaic«!«,
Patent anil Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
Give
Cigar«, Tobaccos and Clgarcttaa.
Paints. Oils. Glasses, and Painter’s Supplied
The Star Meat Market
TENBROOK & BURNS, Props.
Kept on Hand.
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth for $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
M. BREUER’S
Rocaaixa. O*., Jaa. St, not.
Dealer in Boots and Shoes
BOLOGNA
SAUSAGE, HEAD CHEESE, VEAL, CORNED
PICKLED
PORK,
Two I’ap«ri for the Price of One.
M. E. C uukch .
Preaching service everv 2nd and 4th Sun­
day at U A M. and8:P. M.
Sunday School everv Sunday at 10 A. M
Epworth League . 7:P. M-
Prayer meeting Wednesday at Bj P. M.
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quickly «»certain our opinion free whether an
Invention is probably patentable. Communica­
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Patent« taken through Munn & Co. receive
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Scientific American.
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TRESPASS NOTirK.
Notice is hereby given to nil persona not
to trespass upon the premise«of Dr.Kenyon,
«ituated between Flora« Lake and the coun­
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
cutting, or destroying timber upon said
and. $25 reward will be paid for itiforma
tion leading to a conviction of treapa«« aw
«tated above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1901.
PETER NELSON, Agent.
First Class Watch
Repairing.
You
City Barber Shop-
BATH ROOMS,
We wonder if every mother >, bo Agates Ground, Polished and
reads tbis department is naiiiei'ai
Mounted
enough about keeping her girls, aud
not letting them fill tbeir heads with to order; or noy other work in my
nonsense about love and marriage, line will be done in h neat and satis
when we see, as we do too often on factory manner, at a reasonable price.
Call and see tn.v new line of jewelry, con­
our best streets in tbe residential
sisting of Stick Pins, Hat Pins, Sash Pin».
sections, young girls of twelve and
Lady'» Waist Sets, Brooches, Braoelete, Cotf
fourteen hanging abont tbe walks and and Collar Buttons. Chain», t'bnriii», and
street corners nfie dark, even up to Icings, which has just arrived.
nine and ten at bight, we sigh for the
ABTHUlt KICE.
good old laws abont tbe curfew bells,
Watchmaker aud Jeweler.
■nd wish the legislature would atone
. . . Oregon.
for the lack of sense in mothers by Bandon,
enacting them over agnin.
CONTEST NO I ICE.
Young girls who are allowed to go
Department of the Interior.
on tbe etreete alone or with other
U nited 8 tatks L and O fficb , at K ose
companions after dark, bave ere
bubo O bbg n . Oct. 3, 191X4.
excuse for “goiog wroog," and can
A «nfficient content affidnvit having been
scarcely be blamed if they make mis- filed in thia office bv Margaret Lamont, eon-
teHtnnt, against hoiiiewtend entry No. 108.12.
etepe. We are almost tempted to say made Jane 27th, 1901, for NX of NEV«. NE,’«
NW‘4, Section 30, Township 29 8.» Range
we do not pity their mot here as we of
14 W., by John E. iatham. contentee, in
should. It ia not safe. No matter which it is alleged that said John E. I atham
han wholly abandoned «aid tract, that he
bow quiet sud respectable the street, baa changed hi* residence therefrom for
ruore
than one year since muking said entry ;
there are always prowlers after dark,
that the «aid tract ta not settled upon and
and no young girl is aafe.
cnltivated by «aid partv a« required by law.
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
We will go farther, and say no boy respzKtd
and offei ev.dvuct Wucbing aaid al­
ia aefe either. Tbe right kind of legation at 10 o’clock, a tn., on February 15.
1905, before Col. C. T. Blnmetirother, 0. 8.
mother keeps her boy indoors at t’ommiaaioner, at hia office in Bandon. Ore­
night, and provides him vitb books gon, and that final hearing will be held at
10 o’clock, a m.» on March 1, 1905, l»efore
and gtmeeand company and music to tb3 RäMWter «.ad Hcceivti at the United
make his life gay enough so that be States Land Office in Roseburg. Oregon.
J. H. B ooth . Receiver.
will not sigh for the glitter of the oet!3
street. To be sure it is a little more
work to guard tbe children like that
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act, Jone 3, 1»T».
but ¡t is work that yields tbe best
UwrrBD 8 tatm L amp O ffk 'B, Roseburg,
kinds of dividend».
Oregon. October 14, 1901.
Another thing; don't let them get
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
their beads tilled with nonsense abont with the provisions of the act of Congre«» of
Jnne 3, 1«78 entitled “An act for the sale of
“best girls" and "best fellows." Be­ timber lands in the 8tates of Calfornia.
Oregon,
and Washington Terri­
silee being positively silly, tbis hind tory.” as Nevada,
eitended to all the Public Land
of talk ia positively harmful, Ask Statea by act of Aug. 4, 1»92. Caroline E
Bedillion of Bandon. Coqnty of C immi , 8’ate
any doctor and he will tell you I that of Oregon, has this dav filed in this office
her
sworn statement No. 6428, for the pur­
trouble oftenest begins that way. ’. We
chase of the 8WU of 8E^, of Section No.
could talk very eloquently ou tbis 31, in Township No. 29 South, of Range No.
subject if wo eould have your private 14 West, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its tim­
ear, bnt we hope we have said enough ber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim to qpid land be­
to set you thinking, if you have not fore
C. T. Blumenrother. U. 8 Commission­
er, at bia office at Bandon, Coos County, on
already thought
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Wednesday, tbe 1st day of February. IMk
Hbe names as witnesses. R^e<i M Lock wood,
of Bandon, Robert E L Bedillion, of Ban­
don, Spray Osborn, of near Bandon. J P.
Hunt, of near Ban dan, all of Coos County,
Oregon.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
tbe abovr-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on pr before
said 1st day of February, 1905
W F. HARKIS, IN CHARGE,
8accessor to J. L. THOMPSON.
SHAVES,
SHAMPOO,
Get the New» of the World aud
the Local New« Thrown
in
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To those who pay np arrearages and a
year in advance, and to all new subscri­
ber« who pay in advance, we make the
following proposition comprising several
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fi 00
Portland Evening Telegram
1 50
Weekly Oregonian
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Appeal to Beason
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The Bulletin ia one of the lending rn,»e
«>f the West, and is a daily publtabed in Sai.
Franciaoo, and gives all the new a. Our offee
inclndta the Sunday Bulletin.
Recorder and Bulletin, one year. S7 00
Recorder and Bulletin, one month
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The Portland Evening Telegram ia ¡««tier’
six times a week. It gives all the new« th«
ih woith reading and up to time of going
pres«, much of it being 24 hours fresher that
when it reached here through any oth-
journal.
Recorder and Telegram one year.
For a weekly newspaper tbe Wee'
Oi»
gonian lead« in the Northwest, and give
all the news usually contained iu a week?’
paper.
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .$2 50
It ia the duty of e»«cb person to seek in
formation along all line« that tend toward
bringing about bet ter conditions and greate»
prosperity for tbe human family, and for
the pnrposecf giving our reader« a chance
tn inform themselves we give them tbe best
—Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that
does not appeal to the highest order of rea
«oning ia not aafe.
Recorder and Appeal to Reason».. $2 00
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AND
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Meat» delivered to persona living on tbe River or along tbe Stage Route.
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
Church Directory
BUTTER, EGGS,
VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
What We Can Do For You
Pass BYT EBIAN SkBVICE.
a call and examine our goods.
ROOTS
shoes All Kinds of Fresh Meats Always
BlMk-Draufht Stock and Poultry
Madioina 1» th« te»t I »v,r tried. Our
.lock was lookins bad when yon aenl
me the medlcise and now they are
gettias so On». They are lookins »
per eent. better.
8. t. BBOOKINQTON.
Preaching 1st aud 3rd Sunday«, morning
and evening.
Sondny School each Sunday at 10 a. tn.
Endeavor meeting« at tbe usual hour«.
Prayer meet lg—7 JO Thursday evening’*-
All are welcome.
A dolph H abvwly . I’nator
oh
DrvggiMtM «unOiee.
PxBruMix, B bushks , S ponozh , So»r«
• N vts and C andisz .
Btoak and poultry hav« few
troublaa which ara not bowel and
liver irregularitiaa.
Black-
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine ia a bowel and liver remedy
for atock- It put» the organa of
digeetion in a perfect oondition.
Prominent American breeder» and
farmer» keep their herd, and flock,
healthy by giving them an ooca-
aional done of Black■ Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any »took raiier may buy a
25-cent half-pound air-tight can
of thia medicine from bu dealer
and keep hie atock in vigorou,
health for week». Dealer» gener­
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yaure doea
not, eend 25 oenta for a »ample
can to the manufacturer», The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
or THI BOMB.
The queen who sits upon tbe throne
of home, crowned and sceptered as
none other ever can be, is mother.
Her enthronement is complete, her
reign unrivalled, aud the moral issues
of her empire are eternal. "Her chil­
dren rise up and call her blessed."
Rebellions, at times, as tbe subjects of
her government may be, she rules
them with marvellous patience, win
niug tenderness aud undying love.
She so presentsand exemplifies divine
truth, that it reproduces itself in the
happiest development of childhood,
character and life. Her memory is
sacred while she lives, aud becomes a
perpetual inspiration, even when tbe
bright flowers bloom above her sleep­
ing dust.
Scotland, with her well
known reverence for motherhood, in
ist.s that “au ounce of mother is worth
a pound of clergy.”
Tbe ancient
orator bestowed a flattering compli­
ment upon the homes of Roman motli
ers when be said, “Tbe empire is .it
tbe fireside.” Who can tbiuk of th-
infl'ienco a mother wields iu Ibe home,
■nd not be impressed with its far-
reaching results! Mohammed PX-
pressed a great truth when he >-ni<l
“Paradise is at tbe feet of moth- . ”
There is one vision that never fades
from |the soul, and that is tbe -..o
of mother aud home. No man n
bis weary wanderings ever goes out
beyond tbe overshadowing arch <■
borne. Let him stand on the -c..
beaten coast of tbe Atlantic, or 'o : u
over the western wilds, and evei'
dash of the wave and murmur ot lie
breeze will whisper “Home sweet
borne.” Bet bim down amid .lie gia
eiertt of the north, and even there,
shougbts of home, too warm io bi­
chilled by tbe eternal frosts, w:l; do;
in upon biin. Let bim rove through
tbe green, waving groves and over the
sunny slopes of tbe south, and io >!,e
smile of tbe soft skies, and in tbe k.ss
of the balmy breeze, home w. i l.ie
again.
Tbs JaeJutogville, Ore., Boated of
Trade, st s raeant «seating decided
that the Jacksonville mining region
should be propeely represented at tbe
(•vis and Clash Exposition neat yeas.
Tne exhibit, according to present
Cratl« Tim» u« tot« A« They Fall From Th*
plans, will easbsnee gold, silver, cop­
Editorial Ten. Fl «Affiant Kvealng Bev-
per, lead, platinnss, cinnabar, plum­
•rle«. A Column Itodlchted to Tired
bago, iron, anbeeSos, chrome, alate,
Bather« a« The, «loin The Rqine Cl rale
< Kvealwj TH«.
marble, limestone, granite, sandstone
and cement, There will be a number
OUH NEIGHBOUR.
of the crude mining wupleawnts, rel­
Somebody near you is straggling alone
ics of tbe early days in Jacksonville,
Over life'» desert sand;
represented in tbe exhibit.
Faith, hope and oonrage together are gone;
Keaeb bim a helping hand.
Tarn on bis darkness a beam of your light;
Kindle, to goide him, a beacon Ore bright;
Cbegr hia discouragement, soothe bis st-
.
fright,
Graia and Clover Hay Baled ■nd
Boviogly help him to stand,
Delivered at Coquilta or Beodos, O,
for 911 per ton by Stewsagea AbaraBak fcmsbody near yon la hungry and eold;
Favorite or Liberty.
Send bim some aid today.
«•nebody near yon i" feeble and old,
h r*rUM«V« fatbeatsp-««» ««M»
Left without human slay.
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-------------------- -w-------- *-------- •------- w-------- Wafer U>iS burden put bands kind and
strong;
Barra»
WAN! ED—Qmcklv. few person, to repre-
•»Witt. BmtwMWT.Trvw is Mia meat* »»d •w»ak to bim tenderly, sing him a song;
tenl long e.tnbli.bed wbolMuile house among
adjoining tewiloria«, to t«i*«mat »at ari- «gate to do something to help him along
retail merchant» »od agent» Local territo­
verii»apord eatsblwbsd boSinaa* honSBo*
Over bia weary way.
ry of few Ooh Otte». flH »alary, »nd eipeneea
»>lid Snanoial •erstln* tplawv Ml Wastev
paid weekly. Espense money Advanced.
with S»penM< adHno«« eac| «onda* bp Vtao are o« neigtafe>wf td«* ng «>« bo- CornmiMion extra. Permanent engagement.
cbecA direct fro* ■«•Iq^rtpi«. tfor«p arid
Boeiueee eoocetiafnl. Prevton« experience
hold
buggy form.bed When necM-'v t petition
not eesenlial. Eneloee eelf nddreMed envel­
Preeaing on evsrv band,
pertuanenx AddreA «leW HSM « Co..
ope. Addreea. NmiivTittDwi TsAvsLsaa
I>p' A, Monon lWjg, Cbtc.jq, J|l
Ifitt)« ones, lonely ones, wd out« and old;
■TVS Dearhorp «L, Chicago.
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CLARENCE V. LCWE,
OUR OlRLs AND BOYS
Frederick Ne, lnues, leader of tbe
famous band that bears bis name, bas
been engaged by tbe authorities of
tbe Lewis and Clark fair to furnish
music for tbe exposition from tbe
date of tbe opening, June }st, to
June 28th. Mr. Innes plana to organ­
ize an adult chorus and a chorus in
which the school children will take
par
Home Circle Column
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Mverywhere «ee them »laud;
He ia our neiabbor whom we oau befrieud;
He to whom oomfort or aid we aen lend;
Or be wboaa footatepa we may oauae to wend
Award tbe beevenly land.
AND BATH
Hotel Coquille
CJoquille CJity,
JI. P. TIJPPKR. Proprietor.
Tbis well known hotel is now under new aud com­
petent tusnagetuent and lias been thoroughly reu-
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. 8 niple rooms for coui-
inercial tuen. Baggage transported to aud fioiu
boats and trains free of charge.
Fine uew bar in couueclion with tbe hotel.
HIPANS
TABULES
Doctors find
A Good
Prescription
for mankind
The Telegram,
PORTLAND, ORB.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Timber I. mik I Act. J a air. 3. 1S7S.
U nited S tater L and O fficb . Roseburg,
Oregon, August 26, 1904
Notice i« hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Uongreas
of June 3. 1878. entitled “All act for the sale
"f timber land« in the State« of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri
torv»*’ hr extended to all the Public Lund
State« by act of Anvil«! 4, 1892. Mrs Rhodn
E. Marshall, of Bandon. County of Cooa
State "f Oregon, has thi« day filed in tni*
ffice her «worn «taterDeut No. 6-187. for the
purchase of the Lot 4 of Section No. 5, in
lownship No. 80 Routh, of Range No. 14
Weft, and will offer proof to «how that the
land Nought i« more valuable for ita timlyer
or atone than for agricultural pnrpoaea. and
to eatabliah her claim to aaid land before C.
L Hlumenrother, United State« Commin-
aioiier at hi« office al Bandon, Cooa Couuty,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 19th dav of Novem­
ber, 1904 She natneaa« wHupteM John M.
Adtm«, William D. Mar-ball, William Hite
John H. iucktoi, t»L of B.iuduu, Uoua
County. < iregon.
Any and all peraona claiming adver«ely the
Hlkove-described lands are requeated to file
their claim« in this office on or before said
19th day of November. 1904.
i. T.
sepl
Register.
CONTEST NOTIC 8.
Department of the Interior.
U nit « i) K t at «« L aud O ffice , R oububo ,
O bboo N. Augu-it 17tb, 1904.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by Roy C. McEwan, con­
testant, again«t homestead entry No. 131:45.
made October 1st. 196B, for
Nection 25.
Township 29 8-, Range 15 W., by Robert A.
Do«k. oontestee, in wbicb«it is alleged that
tbe entryman has wholly abandoned the
said tract; that he has changed bis resi­
dence therefrom for more than six months
since making said entry; that said tract is
not. nor never was, settled upon and culti­
vated by said party a« required by law at no
time since he made bis first filing, aqd lie
ba« removed with bis family outside of this
State to (»arts unknown, said parties are
herein notified to appear, reftptmd end ofer
evidence touching «aid allegation, at 10
o’clock, a.m., on November 16. 190». before
r.T. Blumenrother, U. 8 Cotnmi««ioner. at
bte office in Bandon. Oregon, a d that Inal
hearing will tie held at 10 o’elocl, a.m , oB
November 26. 1904.1»efore tbe Re»n*ee •• 1
Receiver al ’be United States Land Office in
Roseburg. Oregon. #
1 he said gontea’AKit having, in t pr'jM
affidavit,ftled Angnst 11. 1904 set forth f»ct<
Which «bow that after doe diligeng» p»r>»n
al «efFice of this notice nan not »«> mad». R
is hereby ordered and directed ’hit Wifti no­
tice be given bjdoe and »roper publication.
J.H B«»TMb R*wiW,
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Salooaa, Ncwe-Sunds, Graeral Store« and Rarb«r«
Shops
They baniah pain, indue« «]«•>, «nd prolong Hf«^
On« fives rrltof! No matter what’s the matter ooe will
do you good.
Ten samples and ooe thouseed trstL
meotale sent by mail to any addreee on receipt of price,
by Ito BipaM Ctomical Co., »o Sprue« St., Nr* York City.
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Dealer in Harne« 4 Saddles and all
kinds of leather wan kept in a harness
shop.
Repairing a Specialty.
William Gallier will act a» my agent al
Bandon and all order» left «lib him for
goods or repair« will reoeive prompt atten­
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