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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o o o • «*• e Hearty J’wrtall» Mi» Life. TliE RECORDER ♦ v ’* ” * is roiusuD y • • LtÍHÍ Tlil'ltaUA Y AFTERNOON ... BY ... DAVID F*. »T*TT, SDITOB AMD PROPRIETOR. A runaway, almost coding fatally' start».! a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. It Omer, Franklin Grove, Ill. For four years it detied all doctors and all remedies. But Buckleu's Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure him. Equally good fcr Burns, Bruises. Skiu Eruptious and Files, »Sets at Lowe's Drug Store. SUBSCRIPT ION BATES. »2 0! . 1 (K 5C One Year....... Hi< Mouth*.. Threw Mouth« County Court Proceedings Continued Tai levy ***** .«ary lu im -. k 1.1I» th. above amount*, ia 30 oulla. Iu re double aud aftoueuna aueaainent*. Ordered t*»l 8b.nH Gullier of Cooa comity, take credit opoii the aaHe.a- ment rolls for the yyars 1902 nnd 1903 for State and County, School pi.t and <»y taXF» tu the aiuount of...............$G25 TU Delin<ju«ot Tax Roll returned .Ly the sheriff for the >ear l'ju3 duly con sidered »nd warrwiit issued to Sheriff for sale of property in said delinquent roll for unpaid taxes. In re contract to publish tax sale notices: Ordered that J R Ingle be awarded same at rate of 20c per .line Minion typo. In re »alary of Dep Sheriff: Ordered that the salary of Deputy Sheriff be advanced from $(‘»0 per mon tn f 75 from and after Jan 1, 1905. Robert R WatHon duly appointed deputy county clerk. Ordered that the following bill» for deputy hire and for the aaldriea of the various officers be paid as follows: S Gallier, deputy hire.............................. f !| 42 00 8 Galller, beard of prisoner»................. . 76 95 Dave Johnson, guard Dicks, insane.... . 200 Ray Collier, 'copying assessment roil for 1904. clerk’s office........................... HO oo Florence Rosa, services in c’rk’s office i 20 00 W H Bunch, salary a» Supt, postage../ ,230 25 H Harlocker, salary ns Judge............... ! 25b 00 E A Anderson, salary as Commissioner 85 40 Lloyd Spires, “ M 133 60 S Gallier, salary as Sheriff.................... 1G6 67 E M Gallier, salary as Dep Sheriff....... 6 00 J B Dulky, salary a» T ycss .................... 66 67 James Watson salary as Cl’k...............125 00 R H Mast, salary as Deputy Clerk to Jan 16 .................................................... 1KÎ 50 In re commitment of Della Jeffers: Ordered that said Della Jeffers be committ d to the Good Shepard Con vent, Portland, Oregon, and that the expense <>f conveying her be paid to E A Anderaon, in the sum of................... 78 (XI In r« boandariea of r d 5. Beginning on Sec line bet see» 12 and 23, 'fhi* paper i* entered nt the BanJon post Tp25, 8 K 13 W at mid channel of Cooa odios na Sec-md-clas* Matter. Buy, ran Soath-EaB'eriay along channel of Goos Bay to X 8tc cor sec8 ail(t 31, Tp THURSDAY. FED. 9, 1905. 25 S, R 1? W, run East 1% ®ilea. run S 3 mile« to BE cor sec 8, Tp 26 8, H 12 W, run W about 8M mile» to mid-cbanuel of Isth EDITORIAL. mus Slough, run Northerly along channel of ------------- 1 »■* d »lough to Coal B tn’-. aLni^h, mu SE up The proposed amendment to the channel of Coal Bank slough to »ac line bet Local Option Law has been defented. sec 3, Tp 23 and 24, Tp 25 S. R 13 W. ruu W i to cor ot sec 3, thence N i lX mile», run E % The Denver, Colom 1 >, election mile, run N 1 { mile», run E to begiuping. fraud investigation is taking another (Absorbing all of rd I, lying W uf Coos Bay turn now an 1 both Republicans and in 1804) Petition of B F Collier an ! Ed Johnson for democrats are identifying their re changing the Koy-CvquilJd City Road spective ballots amongst thoso which through their preiuiaes, approved and deeds have been declared fraudulent by the to the right of way for said change», ordered expexls engaged tn the invest.gati n. recorded, and ro id ordered op. ned iu ac It will now bo in order to investigate corditnce therewith. Report of J J Burns, «npv r <1 29. ap the investigators and their experts. proved, and J J Borns be pakl bal on There may be more fraud in that services........................ $ 65 00 quarter than there was at the polls. Coquille Mill and Tug Co, for paint and lumber r cl 20......... 75 We noticed a statement that the Proposition of E P S Abernethy f >r road supervisors of Linn county had planking Coos Bay wagon road di»- set a date upon which to meet with miftsed..................................................... the members of their county court for Petition for ferry across the Ooq<xi|lu tbo purpose of discussing road con river at Coquille City, continued Petition for an appropriation for Cun struction with a view to bettering the ningham road, dismissed. highways in the county. This seems Report of viewers und surveyor of lo to be a logical plan and it might be cation of Willanob »lough road ap Oracle Thought» An I hey F ill From The proved, and road ordered opened, beneficial to supervisors of other Editorial Pen. Pleasant Evening Rev nnd that following damages be paid tionntioe to get together and see if erie». A Column Dedicated to Tired John Bear for damages iu above Mother» a» They .Join The Homo Circle some uniform plan, looking toward 200 GO road....................................................... at e veiling Tide. better road construction, could not be Petition for bridge at Hermann home stead and at B C Bhuli’s place, dis arrivod at. T IE LIT TLB C )T. missed. I never knew how well I loved Tbo Legislature is after the ciga (□ relocation of road along Graham The little cot where I was h ire, rette with a long pole but it is not st, in R R Add to Mtfd, report of Until I »too l beside the gate surveyor and viewers approved and long enough to reach tlm vital part. On« pleasant, early summer xr.crn, Hupv ordered to open the same. The proposed bill makes it a hiisdo- And listened to iny mother’s voice. Report of surveyor and viewers of the She wpoke »uch words a» mothers speak— tueanor to sell to or give cigarettes, survey of tho South »lough road ap Of cheer and hope—and rl’ the while or anything pertaining thereto to per proved anil road ordered open. #The tear drop giiste ed on her clr.-ek. sons under 21 years of age, but as the In r« Myrtle Point-Cooper bridge road And soon she turned and plucked a rose continued. deadly thing is of no uso whatever to That grew beside the cottage door, in r» North Beud c mnty road con tlie human family, the bill sbollili And, smiling, pinned it to my coat, fined. A s she had often done before. make it a Dii «demon nor to soli or In re M C Bingham logging road East I went away ; ‘twas long ago— give them or anything pertaining of Coquille City, report of viewers Still ever, till tny life »hall close, and appraiser» approved, and dam The bill thert<o to any person. The dearest treasure I can k.iow ages in favor of John Notley in th« should be prohibitive. Will bu a faded little rose. »urn of $10.00 be deposited with th« county clerk. Portland officials have won in thair There is nothing in life's experience Miscellaneous matters. effort to exclude women from the sa Ordered that the following bills for that so quickly and effect daily awak loons. Thia is a good fight and their labor in changing road in Brewster ens in the heart those better eletpenls actiou is commendable, but. perhaps valley, be paid: that ally ns ‘‘to Angels and to God'' it does not go far enough. If the sa James Porte................................ t 700 ns the sacred memories of home 23 15 Jack Barton ......... . .................. . . loon is not a fit place for a woman, 31 15 This fact constitutes a positive power F Yoaug................................ neither is it a proper place for a man, Z Geo t no in our lives, and growing ent of this Parker............... ............... nnd it should be relegated to the past Creed Rose. ......... ...................... 52 as fact is the bigbist duty of life, the and not bo permitted to exist. Its E Hatton...................................... 82 50 duty to make the character of your 6 05 influence ¡s deo-ot'aliziug to character Beni d it Culver, uails................* home such that its chi l ishi'd‘memo 7o a$ Hailey Laird ............................... and the ^'jjlaeuce of alcoholic bever 58 00 ries sliull be a developing and glad O C Harry................................... ages upon the human system is such Rafa» Howe................................. 9 50 dening infill.,ti», through life. ns to bring untimely death, hence Frank Hance.............................. 1 M O memory, be «‘»Pet to me — there’is hotting that can be urged in 79 25 C Bunch, supv........................ Take, take ill e!s ■ .at will. •J2 8) perpetuation of the silloon that offers Mrs C A Laird, board for men 8*. thou bat leave me safe and -o'ltid, 47 50 Oscar Bauch, with team.......... a goo I excuse for its existence. It Wiltio it. n t ik n / I,. ,rt 11 w.i.in.I, l'J. 70 W L Laird ............................... . . kills time, destroys wealth, mid tniir The little li-rne on the hill. Ordered that following bills be paid: ders soul anil body. Dr E Mingus, med exam Buckau girl»$ 10 00 Tike all of l»:.t from east to woat, T J Little, t nin to Myrtle Point with 8 i til >u t* it le lie m.‘ still Suckau girls.......................................... 2 50 Theclinniber, where in the starry light Socialism in Hniiaa«. R L Polk <t Co, copy Coos Co directory 4 00 I na<*d to lie awake at night Libert Barklow, fare for Mattie Hixon And list to the whip-p oi-will. We are accustomed to tbe announce to California.......................................... 15 00 F P Norton, pens und peucils for elec ment of novel governmental doctrine CHILDREN. 35 tion......... ............................................... from the State of Kansas. Iler nota A good man was Judge Eli, as <1.- School dist 25, room rent....................... 2 00 ble public men have b«on responsible Ha-call Paint Co, point for ct bouse... 21 85 scribed in the Book S:.mii*d, bnt h*> fof the promulgation of various So L Harlocker, freight on same................ 2 85 let hi, two boys, Hophid aud Pl.in* cialistic schemes, which, in the main, Steamer Welcome, fieight on brick... 1 (Ml ba«, do as they pl* asec!, ami through have been regarded by the rest of the J H Schroeder, 500 bricks for ct hoase 5 00 over indulgence they went to ruin. M O Hooten, removing and building country with some degree of curiosity, furnace in court house...................... The blind old Judge, ninety-eight bqt have hardly been accorded serious N Lorenz, oil for court house................ year» of age, is seated at the g; e recognition. The fact, that ideas of W T Kerr, matches, etc......................... waiting f. r the news of an important this character have emanated largely Z C Strang, oil for ct house.................... battle in which his two eons wore at. J A Lamb & Co, hdwr, paint and oil.. from the ranks of Populism that a \V G McPherson <fc Co, 2 furnaces fur tiie front. An express is coming with few years ago Nourished so vigorous conrt house............................................. I 322 80 tiding» fro u the battle. Thin 1 liml ly in tbo Snuff >wer State; lias de S Gallier, wood per Jewett.................... 3 75 nonegonarian .puts bis hand he!,), (] tracted somewhat from their public Peter Johnson, wood .............................. 6 75 his ear, and listens, an I cri s; *-\\ i,.;t Ml 50 appreciation; but now wo have a pro J B Pointer, wood and coal.................. 42 25 I meanetb tho noise of thi« tumult.* W II Mansell, wood and coal, freight. posal from a conservative Republican J I) Barklow. wood................................... GOO An excited n)**->ong •!•. all o it of Governor that goes quite beyond any- Coquille River Electric Co, lights 4 ms 86 50 ' breath with the speed, said to Li n tiling hitherto suggested. In Gover W Sinclair, insurance premiums on ct “Onr army is defeated. Thea i*iel honso. ..................................................... 280 00 I nor Hoch's message to the Kansas cbMt. called th> Ark, is captured, Coquille City Water Works, water 5 Legislature, jint convened, he called months.................................................... 15 no yonr sons ar * den I on tbo li 14.’’ attention to the monopolization of the I’ II .Mehl A Co. htlwr for ct house....... 3 Go wonder the father fainted and state’s supply of natural gas and oil .Mrs 8 Whetstone, washing for priso pire 1. The domestic tr igedy in which ners.................................................... . 13 30 qiiito to the public detriment. those two sons were the tragedians, It is suggested that the Legislature R S Knowlton, sundries for ct house and jail.................................................... 14 55 bad finished its fiflh and last ac . make special effort to devise moans 1’he Sun, printing ballots Nov election 72 00 "Ho fell from **fl the neat backward whereby natures supply of natural Bill of Due bn« Tit* Hngels-ein for $1 20 to th » side of the gate, and his neck gas in the atnte may not be diverted for screw bolts, not allo wen. brake, and be died; for he was an old In re jury list for the year 1905. without her boundaries for the devol man. aud hoavy.” Eli had rpade an iXpirt <4u!y *’->tectsd 255 good and litwf'»’ opment of outside liiuniifaCiure; i>nt names for said list and ordered th« same awful mU’ake in regard to his chil with reference to I ho preservation of filed. dren. Tho Bible distinctly says: “His the oil industry, which is threatened In re estimate of Expenses and tax levy sons made themselves vile and he re l>y monopoly in greater measure, the for year 1904: strained them, not" Ob, »ho. J|.\I.»») Governor "goes much further. Ito ‘Koaiis'and bridges........... 719 <"» 00 miataksain re aring children, mistaken may best speak for himself: "Our oil Common school fund ........................24,4‘JO co **f parents, mistake's of teachers in State tax............................................... 20,807 industries are also iu jeopardy. Rath Interest on outstanding warrants.. * .5,000 00 day school and Sabbath classes, mis er, therefore, than permit the great Salaries aud all other expenses. .. 20,517 49 takes we all make. Will it not bo Homs Circle Column monopolies to rob us of the vast res ervoirsof oil that have been storod by the Creator beneath our soil, I am in elined to waive my objection to the socialistic phase of this subject, nnd recommend the establishment of an oil refinery of o rr own tn our stat« for the preservation of our wealth and the protection of our interests. It is difficult to say what view the Legislature will tnke of this sugges tion, but from the fact that a few years ago-state action dissipated Hie power of the twine monopoly, and considering the aptitude of Knnsas people to do the unexpected, we are Jisposed to watch the outcome with more than ordinary interest.—Tele gram. r • - ..102.191 05 T..I.I ... Better than Gohl, •‘I wae tronbluii for several years with chronic imligestion ant? nervous ilebtlity,” writes F. J. Green, of Lan caster, N. H. "No remedy helped me until I began using Electric Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicines I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for year«. She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and invig- orstor for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take its place in onr family." Try tbetu. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by C. Y.Lowe- llaefti) to consider them? A ree Bnlied Oregonian. authority—The < limnbrrl.iln'. Couch Mother*» Hrinoily V.iekl, Ihr favorite. ktuiiHug but liu«. 9 CLARENCE Y. LCV.T, £j People 4he world over were horri Bautlun. Oregon, tied ou lenrnfeig of the bun.iug of a Chicago lUe.uu io which uearly six hundred p<xq!s ' .i .heir lives, yet more th in tiv„ ii*i,ps tl is unmler or over S.tka) (>.•<,, i,. died from piioiiuu)- 1» just in receipt of a new ^ud freah fcto<k uf uia io CLicd.., . di ,, th. , u.ey.ar, with »caicely u j. .-.sii.g m lice. Ev Drugs end Chemicals, ery oo* of tl.es,. ea.-,c • of ( neumotiia rcbiilte*! fivtu u cold aud could hav** Patent and Proprietary Preparations Toilet Articles, beeu prevented by the timely use of Chamberlain » Cough lbmedy. A Druggistw Nnndrico. great many who hn-llev.ry reason to I’ iwumei , B hvsiies , S ponges , Soars fear pneumonia, have warded it off Nurs .»so C andies . Clg-ir«, Tobnrrflti an*i • by the prompt uso of tLis remedy. The following is an instance of this Paints, Oil». Glasses. mid Painter*»Supplied sort: “Too much esunot be said in favor of Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy, and eepecially for colds and influ enza. I know that it cured my daugh ter, Laura, of a severe cold, and I be lieve saved her life when she was threatened with pnonmonia.” VV. D. W ilcox, Logan, New York. Sold by C. Y. Lowe. TZEÍl?, > Druggist and MRS. E. J. HITE & CO. Prep Apothecary, Weoarrya fine line ofFall and Winter Metts telici lutici. -s xrvix’iiiE-.ijlng- Goods. * v~ - Give nt h call and examine <>ur g( Jjt. . - - - - ,,,,,,........... ity Barber Shop i JkxÑTJD g*< c? SlIOLZN li ím Delicate Memory. “You th.uk a good deal of your memory, don’t you, John?” "Yes. my de«r.'’ “Then fcuppoHe you stop in a de partment stole and bring me ten yards of pule blue bengaline, two yards of yellow ctamine, plain, a col lar frame, size No. 13, with rounded points, a spool of black silk, No. GO, nnd a yard of narrow featherbono. Then get n pound of mixed tea, ami while you’re ilo-.vu that way you may ns wi ll pay th * piano rent ami ask lii.'m to son 1 i * j a lum r either T up *-- day or Friday :iM..ruo*m. between two and 1 o'clock. Anil see if you can . Cu 1 a eor.ple of box>s of good straw berries. Don't pay more than twenty cents. Ami if them's any mint in the market- why, John, what's the mat ter?’* • Do yon expect me to keep allthos. I tilings in mind? ’ “Yon l*wg abmt your tuemor*.*, I don’t you?” “Y • . but d i you think I want Jit wrecked ?” 'I be lieht I by sic. When y n want a physic that is mild and gentle, easy to take and cer tain to act, always ns« Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by C, Y. Lowe. WANTED—Qnicklv. few persons to repte went long e.-t.d*li4;cd ■•.Lmhsa’e h«»»n»f among retail merchants and agents L «cal territo ry of few Counties. saialy, and. expenses paid Weekly. E<pe’«»e mon-v advanced < Join mission extra. Permanent engagement. Business successful. Previous experience not css tit.al. Enclose self uddrt u-ed envoi I|>e Address. SUPjClilNTBNDKNT I'llAVELKRS 32.5 D»-aibor»i S .. i'bicago. First Class Watch Repairing. You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth fcr $1, but you can get your money’s worth at AKTBDIt BIDE. Wi.t. iHuat; r u.id Jew.lcr. Bandon, . 25 Ct» EACH 25 Clü. li AI U CUT, SING I :. CJoquillo <it>, Ove&oi* Repairing neatly and promptly done at lowest living price». J. !• TrrPFIÎ, Proprietor. This well-known üuivl is now uuder n<*w au«i com petent management and has been thoroughly ren ovated throughout. The table service is eq ml to any in Southern Oregon. 8 mpL‘ room- f. r com mercial men. Baggage trarjsj uited to und fruui boats and trains free of chbrge. l ine new bar in connection with tin 1 <•!< 1. What We Can Do For You Two râper» for the Frire of One. Get the New/ of the World and the Local News Thrown in a ? a Bargain. To those who pay up arrearngo» and a vb-nr in advance, and to all new »nbscri- ',* I who in advilBàK we make the f*•!:»» inu proposition comprising several different uoupleta to aeleot from: Puicx of P ublications pks Y ear . B andon R ecorder San Francine*) Bulletin Portland Evening Telegram Weoklv Ore^oui m Appeal to Reason Oui* Off. The Bulletin ia one of th*- leadin' if the West, and is : d.iil.v | ublisht d i Francinco, and ¿.ives all th-' nev< includes the Sunday Bv.ll- tin. Recorder an i Bulletin, one y. Recorder and Bulletin, one month Tbo Portland Evening Telegram i» l ' muoî iix time-» a week. It give» ail the re a s that is wiittb reading i^iid up to t line of ¿»oil" 1< pres», much of it beinj» 21 le urs f.c -L, i tbai when it rendit » Lire tl_»v>.uh any «>'a r ; journal. Recorder anti T kpram one y* a» V- •») For a weekly iwwsp<pct the Wv«ki\ Grt •oninn le d.-t in the N t G iv .-. stt nnd til the news usually contain;d ia a weekly ,?aper. Recorlar and Weekly ii in. .$? 50 It is the duty of <* ch person to ^»ek in formation along all lines »h it tend toward '«ringing bet tor conditions a r d «real« i prosperity for the human faintly, and for the purpose ,'f giving our r* ■ h 5s <* ■ ->.nncu to inform themselves we give them tl.« beet —Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that doe» not appeal to the highest order of rea Honing is not safÿ. Recorder and \prcal to Rca«nv. . CO I rvUPF.S CGUC'ZS, COLDS. CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, t] WSPIPING COUGH SORE THROAT. HOARSENESS. ^LCSS OF WCE. LCOSFJiS THE UliCM AND EASE^ ^LC2S OF vo ?<: e _____ 1', HEALS THE LUNGS. & .4 XPECTORATiOH, Endorsed by leading physicians as the DsiST remedy for Chile: .in’s Group and Whooping Gough because it contaias NO G. IA i e.S. The faction of Ballard s Hore hound Syrup is mild and benign,it isadapted to infants, as well as adults of every variety of temper a .¡«r. t. and constitution. c3 Do Yon Know the Ne; r* 3 MRS. B. W. EVANS. Clearwatar, Kas. writes:—"My husband was sick for three months and the doctors told me he had quick con sumption. VVo procured a bottle of Eailard s Horenound Syrup, and it cured him. he Is now a vvo’.l ir.; :, tut wo always keep a bottle in the house, and think it has no equal for pulmonary disoases. Easy to T&Ke; Sure to Cure; Every Boule Guaranteed. THflEE S1Z£&, BJc, JOc, SJ.OO, BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT CO.. - ST. LOUIS, M0. SOLD AND RECOMMENDED DY ÉîTYoa c m have it all for Per 011 111 K Per month Tn the Evenivng Toleprnm. of Portland, Oregon. It in the largest t-\t ning newa- pape published in Orci-<■?•*; it contains all th< news of the »t it raid of the liatiot Try it '■ r a nionC*. A san.pie 0 l>> w Ore<:o? HS a year. )4i**o to •:<t.»t.,«a. NOTICi. I O. l’l hl A ITON. Timber Land ' ct. June. 3. 187S. .cn. H r STaE»*'?1^* i.;: .... If you arc narrow, and tired out continually you could hare no cJesdter. vmTEwg stibo arpTOecb ci srT'.ov; fenak* trouble. Do not wait, until you puffer nn- bearuLie pein b»d .r** you seek treat- in«i:. You need V» ino oi l.'ardui now just as much as if the trouble wen* iuore deve* : 4 and tbo tor turing pain, of disorder*^ men- itriativn, bearing down pains, 1 eue*-il,, .-a, backache and head ache were driving you to t!ie un failing relief th.it W ine of Cardui ha* 1 r eight hundred* of thou *aude of women and will bring you. Wiae of Cardui will drive out all trace of weakness and banish nervous spells, headache and back ache and prevent the «nnptcra» from quickly developing into *!an- gerous trouble» that will be hard to check. Secure a ti.00 Lottie of Wine of Cardui today. If yonr dealer does not keep it, senef the money to the Lull.*»' Adviary Dept.. The Chattan<»*ga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., aud the tuft;ic i ne will L. »ent you. B Th« soothing nod bonling proper ties of this remedy, tin pleasant la.ste, »nd prompt and permanent cures, have made it a favorite ».¡th people everywhere. It in enpeeinlly priz<*<1 by mothera of amall children, for cold*, cror.p and whooping eongb. as it always affords quick relief, and as it contain* no opium or other harmful drug, it may be given as continently to a baby as to an adult. For sale by I * a -rèe anli'ed authority—The Weekly Y. Lowe. I Ortccuisn. U niteo S tatfs t)\yjj O ffice , Uuscburi Oregon, Noviuber 25. 19)1. Notice i » li ueb\ . ivet? that iu compliant wi!h the |1'-vit.iui.s of the act of Congress of »June 3. 187^, « titilliti “Ar. act f *r the hr fi of timber bind » tn the Si .<!<*» <’»f California Oregon« Nevada, nr<d \vasliington i’t-r»i t- rvas extended to all tlie Public Enn« M ■ates by act <»f August. », 1892. Frank Flam Parkersburg, County of Ceos. Slate of Oreg"ii. has this day filed in tl *s office his Mwoi'tt Ntatemeut, No. 6574, for tin* pnrch i -e of the L »t. 16. 0» Section No 12, in Towt ¡hip No. 29 8., Kanp No 14 W., and uill a ill v ¡1 r proof to ®how that the Lind I ind soncht m »ncht i* is n mor-' Vitluab'e _______ f<»r its _ timber . nr or »tone stone ¡irnnfm ngricultnr.il purport's, and to c-tab! h his claim to »aid land bt f<»re Jam«» V UftGD, >'in«y ( i-• k 'Ji Coin (o.i’fity. ; hi . at oflJce of County Clerk in Court Ho HC. Ht on M<»n- (’.»<pii!lo City, Coo» C<».. Oregon, ' , d«iy, tte 13lh day of Febrn try. 1965. He Hadsall, Ed names as uitiushe»: Amt* ward Oilman. J. b il I H k !» and Eimer b. ”r»., Oregon. Poyl, nil of Parknwburg, Cooa C< _ nd verst ly the Any nnd all pt r»ona claiming f»b<Me-d»*«crib£d lands are rvqrvah d to file their claim» in this oHce on or before »aid 13th day of t\ biuary. lik*.". ib'ter. deci I n ; i : id j tZiNc ! ’ ’ Hrs ; Infest rnlfs ; fancy ........ « »e. Sub- • latest Copy 1 fur lei ins. ■4 À t i U ÿ Ò *• > /ir C * A"r - A -I Ì * :£•- ^7 A BAD ■» <; r »bp-. All Seaaia -’.¡'r ».«I «.< rerforatkiMIk*« tee Cxitias and Eealrg licet. Only Jo and 15 cent« ea< It— rone higher Ask f r th* m S . I In nearly every city and town, or by mail from THE McCALL CO., E l D orado •r I n n i 5 s j r / i YORK. .1 W*st 31»t St, . .......... ..................... .... ’ n p p unirli- i an Lint o THE 3 TEAL-IE It COS IEST No; ICE. P. B. HOYT, Prop Dt*p trtmeut of the Interior. { ‘j R:-i TUO'.ÍÁS V. ia 111. Manter ! I.ocatr l In EL DORADO H1TLD1NG. bubo O reg * n . Oct. 3, l:*04. L v**s !*• >ii -very morning, except I 1..1 Street, DIMM)», <1I<E<I<1N X - 1 COfit.rst affidavit having b. nr Snnc-’ y. nt 7:30«»’olt.'ek ai d make« connec f;|. J iu tlruoffic*’ by Matg'iret Last; t •- »n tât! . htli» *i .in and H-uinp r Myrl nt tefltant, againsi horne-ttead entry N". 1<‘‘ 32. SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND PAIR 10:33 a. m. at ( oqnille < i y. intuit Jnw27!b, l'.Hd, f«>r N’-a' of NT.‘4. Nii *, Lt .; C .<; H- i’ tv F.t 12:30 p ni., arriv nf .W.'’4. St'rtion iO, Ì >wti.ship 29 8 , ¡i ti CÜTTIN3 AT STANDARD I’KK I I. ing at Bandon nt 4,.>0 p. m. li \V . bv J*>hn E. Tutt Mtn. connate'-, iu which it i» Alle, o i that ..aid John E. Tatb im Bathronin nrwly fitted np with Fore« lain has wholly abandoned paid t'Hct. tl.-.t ho Tul». Hot or < old I ¡itl.s “o ntw ha» chanced bis res d-*nce thercfioin for more than one year »incc-making »aid entry: 60 YEARS’ Independent and reliable—The Oregon flint tl:e e-tid tract in not «ottic i np m and . experience cult ivntt d bv «aid party ah reunited by i. \v, ian. •»nifi parties are hereby nntifb <1 to appear, re^yond and offer ♦ -vidouce torteliotg snid al- jnwKmv^Tasswc 2swr, hg.-tlion nt 10 o’clock am.»on FfbniiM 1" t’MG. bi fora Col. I'. Blii.itenr>>:|'.* r. U. S. Comnii.MAi<*: ert nt his office in Bandon. < >re- g< n. and that final hearing will be held at CURE 10 o'clock, a.m., on March 1, 1905, before tbo Begisfnr and Receiver at tie United T raoc M arks States Land Office in Roarbnrg. Oregon. D csisns J. ri. Receiver. CORVRWWVS AC. *wt!3 Anvnn. ,en<Hn< » .»Meh and dreerlptkm way ? F ull - he couch S and the LUNGS iulrklr Me.rt.in oar opinion free whether *a i.entton l. pr*>b*hlr piu.nJ.bljL ContmnnK*. Uon..tri<!tl,«on«rt.i1ti»i HANOBOOK on Cwuota wni tree. <iMe»< M.nc, forMeartncMtaota. Patent. tMen thr.nl.h Munn A Co. nwlv* tfrciat notict, withoot enwr,.., m tan THlsrt« NOTH'!*:. Notice i< h rehv given to all persona not to trespass n,mn tbe premise« of Dr. kenv.'U. ■ ~ /’CffS’JViPTIGSI Prie* *itua*ed between Flora* Lake anil the r<»nn- ■ FG3 i O HS m J 6ilc&$l.00 4 ty road, in Northern Currv. by removing, )L0S frM TrW- — j -JÌ c culling, or destroying timber ni»m said ««« iLi j-i 1 * -V # w* - .»*»»'V W *JCTF land. $25 reward will be paid for informa Siu-, at »du UuiMte?* Car» fcr ul K tion leading to a coavietion of treapa.a a. T ARCAI- 1 LUNG TROU2- J stated ats've. C.- ¿1 v.-;£V_BACJw________ £ Dated at itamtor flregen March 14. 11*01. i PKT bit N ELEON. Aceut | •> :*XK—- - .-i*«» uZ'.WrvJÆWILUU^Il. o .-•f i nt plfl, Up-to il Absolutely r Pattern». & Ec Scientific Jtmerican. A hflndaoTnflly illn«*r»fM weflfcly. Larvwt Wr- cul t.**'i <*f »•<> »rientlflc Journal. Tflrm». M • year: four m .rtba. |L 8ol<byall newvdealflr». MUNN i Co.36’8'0**-’ Branch Ufflue. ^¡¡> V *• < V Read This RemarKabla T&siimomaL e ♦ AND BATH. i Denier in Boot* und Shoes 9 » MASSAGE, EACH M. BREUER’S Agates O.’ou:;d, Polished and Mounted t*> or-l»*r; or -my other work in my line will l e done in a neat ami satis factory luaut i. nt » reasonable price. Cull IU1J "e*. my 11*"V !ino of j -welry con futing of Stick Pin«, Hnt Pins, Stub Pins, fn lv’s Waist Set», Broocbe», Brncekts. C'nB ■11.! Collar Bnt’oii». Chain», Cbarius. And liii.ga. nbiob .. is j'i**t arrived. SHAMPOO, ♦ New York WMblnuton. DtC.