Bandon recorder., June 18, 1908, Image 8

o
a
On the Market
Smith’s Addition to Bandn
Cheapest and Best Property in the City
Streets being opened out and a Driveway
o
to the Beach
Sheltered from the wind
/
Level Land, Beautiful Evergreen Grove on
the whole Tract
Lots $15 to $30
o
ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN OR FOR CASH
• •••SEE....
The Bandoil Investment Corporation, Bandon, Oregon, or E. N. Smith, Myrtle Point, Oregon
Second hand upright piano jor
l*imber Land Act. June 8, 1878.
BADLY SPRAINED ANKLE CURED
sale
on monthly payments of $5.00.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Hj-en
training, and these exorcists, ex­
Three years ago our daughter I
United States Land Office,
tremely valuable. The old notion Enquire of J. E. Walstrotn, Cen­ sprained her ankle and bad been suf- '
Oregon. March 28, 1998
fering terribly for two days and i Notice is Roseburg,
— “
.
I
tral
Warehouse.
hereby
given that in compliance
. ..
Going to school is a very different. that getting an education consists
nights had not slept a min ite, Mr. with the proviaiona
<>f the act of congress
THINKS IT SAVED HIS LIFE
Stallings, of Buller, Tenn., told ns of of J line 3, 1878, entitled “All net for the Hide
matter from what it was a generation only in learning what is in text
of
t
ini
her
lands
in
1
he states of < 'aliforniu ,
Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Chamberlain's Bain Balm. We went
ago. The scope of education has books was altogether wrong; this is Maine, says in a recent letter: *'l to the store that night and got a I10I- Oregon, Nevada. and in Washington Terri-
I eory.” as extended to all the public land
been greatly broadened, and methods indeed bvt a minor part of a true, have used Dr. King's New Discovery t e of it and bathed her ankle two or states l>v act of August 4, 1892. Flora B.
Perkins of Bandon, comity of (loos, state
of imparting it have changed a good I symmetrical education. This must many years, for coughs and colda. three times and she went to sleep of Oregon, did on August 29, 1997, tile in
and
I
think
it
save«!
my
life.
I
and
had
a
good
night's
rest,
The
office her sworn statement No. 9301 for
deal. Attending school now is much include physical training and moral have found it a reliable remedy for next morning she was much better this
tile purchase of lot, 4 of Section 3 and lots 1
culture,
a
due
reganl
for
others,
and
throat anil lung complaints, and I and in a short time > conld walk and “¡of Section No. 4 in township No. 30 S.
pleasanter than it used to be —
Range No. II W. and will offer proof to
would no more be without a bottle around ami had no more trouble show
though the boys and gills of the for a constant effort to develop the child than
the land sought is more valnable
1
would be without food.’’ For with her ankle E M Brummit. for its that
timber or stone than for agricultural
mer days probably managed to have along those lines which will result tiearly forty years New Discovery Hampton. Tenn,
and 50 cent purposes, and to establish her claim to said
land before G. I . Trendgold, I . 8. Com­
about as much fun. But teaching in best fitting him for the position in lias stood at the head of throat an ' sizes for sale by C. Y. Lo wo.
missioner, at Ins office at Bandon. Coo*
life
that
he
can
best
fill,
for
the
work
lung
remedies.
As
a
preventive
of
conntv. Oregon, on Friday, the 10th day of
now is more scientific, more refined,
pmmmonia.
and
healer
of
weak
If you want a first-class shave or July, 1998.
I
and we doubt not accomplishes on he can best do.—Oregon Journal.
She names ns witnesses:
¡iiiigs.it has no equal. Sold under I an up-to-date hair cut call on Harry
Ed lladsallof Bandon, Coos county, Ore­
giiHrant<*e at Lowe's Drug store. 50 Morrison, next door to postoftice.
the whole much better results. Not
gon.
Paid For His Opinion.
e
and
.f'1.00.
1'rial
bottle
free.
M. F. Shoemaker of Baiiifoil, Coos coun­
only are children instructed in more
On a tour in Canada Rudyard
ty. (Iregon.
Timber
Land
Act
June
3,
1878.
I lie whiskey for the most pafti< u
branches by means of text books, Kipling had a little disagreement
John Crowley of Bandon. Coos county,
< Iregon.
NOTICE LOR PUBLICATION
but manual training is becoming a with the landlord of the hotel at I ar people Stewart’s Bourbon, at
Elgin Strader of Bandon, Coos county,
United States I .and Office,
Jamison \ Brown’s.
< Iregon.
part of the common school system, which he was staying, says Ixtndon
Roseburg, Oregon, April 3. ICM)8.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
Tit-Bits. Just before leaving the
Notice is hereby given that in compliance the above described lauds are requested to
Timla*r Land \c.t June 3, 1878.
morals are looked alter nore, ami hotel the famous author asked to
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
congress
of
lile
I bei r claims in t his office on or before
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA I ION
children are educated not only :n see the proprietor, and upon that
June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale ol said lOthdav of July, 1908,
I lilted Si.it<*s Land Office.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register
ways and means of physical culture worthy appearing he was greeted
Roseburg. Oregon, March 28. l'.sis. limber lands in the slates of California, Oregon.
Notice is iierehy given that in compliance Nevada and W ashington I erritory.” as extended
and development, which is certainly thii.-i "I want to ti ll you that of all wnh the provisions of the act of congress to all the public land states by act of August 4.
Timls-r Land Act June 3, 1878
June 3. 1878, entitled ‘'All act for the 1892, I larry Walker of Bandon, county of Coos,
very important and useful, but in the hotels under the shining sun I of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
have never seen one that for unmit- sale of timber lauds in the statis of Cali stale of Oregon, did on January 24. 1908, file
Uniled States Land Office
their recreation, in what games to iffated all ro in.I. unendurable di* fornia, Oregon, Nevada mid Washington in this office his sworn statement No. 9492, for
territory. Fannie I. Montgomery of I'oit
Roweburg. Oregon, April 8 1908.
the
purchase
of
the
N
1-2
NW
1-4
NW
1-4
play ami how to play them.
comfort ioii
I I equal yours.
yours." When land, Multnomah ooiintv. state ot < iregon. NE 1-4 Section 12 and SE 1-4 SW 14 Sec­
nil.I
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
oil Sept, inber 18. :',l(>7, tile in this office
with tile provisions of the act of CongreiM of
Physical culture ami recreation Ki pl: i g gnt li> lull one item in it did
her sworn stat* mi nt No. '.Kiir.' for the pur­ tion I, township 10 south of range 14 west, ami June 3, 1878. entitleil “An act for fhesile
lins* of the south halt of tin* soulh half of will offer proof to show that the land sought is of timber lands in the States of California.
naturally gc together,
Athletic read. “To impudence, $3.”
•,-ction No. X. ip tow nship No. 29 S, range mofr valuable for its timber and stone than for Oregon, Nevada, mid Washington
Ter­
games ar«' means of both, Recently
No I I W., mi,| will offer proof to show- iliai agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim ritory." ns extended to all the Public
Diagnosed.
the land sought is more valuable for its to said land before G. I. Treadgold, U. S.
Land
Stales
In
act
of
'ligust
I.
I892.
Claire
on Multnomah field was \f itn< ssed
or stain* thmr for auricul'nral pur- Commissioner, at Bandon, Oregon on Tuesday,
Yo.tr
V. Walker, I Bandon, county of Coos, state
’ eatlierhead soon after umber
s, and Io establish Ills claim to -*an|
of Oregon. did on March 21. 1908. file in
the enjoyable, inspiring sight of 1> iTcll.l ... lit, elegant new touring P<ISI
the
I
I
th
day
of
August,
1908.
lamlbetoieti I
Treadgold. I . S. Com
this office her sworn statement No. 9274, for
I le names as witnesses;
some 5.000 school children giving a 'car V,:. 1. l.e't wilh a swelling on mi-si.mcr, at his office al Bandon. Coir
tin purcha e of tin* E 1-2 SW 1-4 and Lota
A. E I ladsall, of Bandon, Oregon.
i-minty, lliegon, on Fiidiiy, Um |nth day ot
land I of Section No. 31, in Township No.
. .oil'.
1 II iS licck
l:e. k lie went and Joly, 1908.
public exhibition of their knowledge I ! :. ' 11 I .........
Robert Walker, Jr, ol Bandon. Oregon.
29 8, Ratu 1» No. 13 W, and will offer proof
She i.:.mes as witnesses:
i
ll
llti
:
l.i
ph\
.-
it
lull
about
it.
B.
N.
Harrington
of
Bandon,
Oregon.
tn show that the laud Houglit is more val
i
ami skill in various phy sical exercise
M cl 'nil.a h. of Bandoil, Olegon.
liable for it* timber or stone than for
Spray Osbourne of Bandon, Oregon.
“Dm .o'-,’’ he >:.;d, “are there such C X. S.
I..
Ilailsall,
of
Bnndon,
On
:
mi.
and games. It was a good thing to things as automobile <li-ease-?”
Any and all persons
[icnons claiming adverse!}*
adversely the agricultural purposes. and to establish her
Robert Walker. Jr . of Baneon, (iregon.
Tread-
above described land: arc requested to file their claim to said land before G. I
I M Hti’omin. o| Portland, tire.
see because it helps to give assui
"It is not unlikely," was the doc­ •'•■■*.
gold, U. S Conimisi oner at Bandon. Coos
Xtn ami all pi rs.ms claiming advet elj claim in this office on oi before said lltli day county, Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th day
ance that these boys and girls will tor- re ¡anise. "At ha t’antomo- tire above described lands an- tcqnested trr ol Aiigu-I. I'MH.
of August, 1998.
o
their claims lit this office on or before
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
She names as witnesses :
be better men and women, physi­ bili;q, n ay deveh p tendencies to life,
* ltd Itlth dav of July, I90M.
A. E. Iladsall
disease
that
lie
dormant
under
oy-
BENJAMIN
L
EDD1',
Register.
Timber
Lund
Act
June
}.
1878.
cally ami otherwise, than their
E. L. Ohman
linar. conditions.”
J. C. Logan
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA TION
fathers and mothers had a chance
UMBER
LAND
A(
I
«Il
Nl,
3,
|s;x.
Robert Walker, Jr. all of Bandon, Ore­
“Well. I wi. I:
i would look at
•
United States Land Office,
gon
to be.
NOÌ ICE FOR 1’1 BLICA 1 ION
'.hr, r.t .-pot on ll.i* liai’k of my neck
Roseburg, Oregon. Mari h 30, I'*t8.
Any anil all persons claiming adverely
Uniteli Sinti** Lnmi Office.
Notice i hereby given that in compliance the nlxive described lands are requested to
The object of this species of edu­ uni Idi ;ne if I he i .*.- ■ ■ i e use of
Roxebiir*’. Of.. Xpiil 8 Bn* w itli the provisions of the act of congress of tile tlieii claims in tins office on or l>< foro
.............. llereliv given tll lt II, . ..... ph.ltic- June 3, 1878. entitled “An act fol the »ale ol the 27th day of August, I'.tOH.
cation is ethical quite as much as tnv mot*>r t ar has ¡uu. thing to d<
util tile provision* ,,f til,- .1'1 ol t otigres
BEN I XMIN I, EDDY,
physical, Tlie children are not only >cith it.”
I .Ium*
1878, eninteil *• xn mi for 'he timlx-i laud in the stales of Ciahforma. Oregon.
Regi* ter.
The it ( tor < o plied.
Nevada and lYa hington I erritory,” a* extended
olle of tituber lands III the X’ it, * of t ' lb
trained to use their members and
Firat Publication Mny 28.
W , hnnuon, .o all the pul lie land states by ait of Augu.t 4.
■*H’m!” h ' said gravely. “Tha; tornii, Olego- Nevidr*
muscles lithely and in order, but . hi ?:*« a if it n-i .It h<* cither a car I erritory,"' 'I ■ *tended to III fire public 1892. Graydon T Treadgold of P.andon.County
land itates • ,<■• ,,f Augu*f I 1892 John of Gios, Stale of Or-gon. did on Scptemlx-r 5,
Mil ICE FOR Pi BUCA I ION
also in their games to play on the buncle or an a ti tomo-in It. * — (’ Log.'in of Baiidou. conni» of I'. ,,*. *t >t. l'X)7. file in thr olf* e his worn statement No.
Department of the Intel lor.
of On ." h . ,lid on March 13. |t*i8. lil, in
9 140 for the purchasr of the S 1-2 NW I 4
square, to resort to no unfair tricks, '’«»¡•th'- i'ompitnion
Lund Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
tin* oli. c hi* sworn stali nient No. 9’7.",.
forti, pinci or. of f I— SE 1 ! of ihr- NW NW 1-4 NW I- 4 of Sec 20. SW I 4 SW
April 18, 1998.
to lose cheerfully, to win with mod-
l-lot"-* < ton N.i 27. I km slop 2S s south 1-4 of Sec No. 17 in township No. 29 S
Notice is hereby given that Diana I .
range
No.
13
W..
and
wtil
offer
proof
to
show
of
IB
•-.*
Il
w
.
nn.j
W
|||
offer
proof
to'*how
Barrows
of
llandon,
Oregon
has filed
esty, and always to recognize the
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE
Ihn flu* land -onylit i* more vnlnnble for that the land ought i more valuable lor 41. tim
notice of bis intention to make final five
fact that merit deserves to win. It
it* tinda r ,nd »tone tInin, for agricnltnrnl her and stone than for agricultural purpose.«, and years proof in support of claim, viz: Home-
“It gives mo pleasure to speak
, ..r n purpose*
iii'il to h lablish bi* chimi tos iid to establish h:s,claim to said land Irclore I.. A. stead Entry No. I1.V90 made May 7. 1902,
f
2
Electric Bittere.
1* land lx'fi,i.'
is sought in this instruction to teach good word for
(, T. I'remlgold, I . S. Corn
for U hi SU I I Section 22, Township 29
1 .il)<*qvist. I S. (.ommi loner, at hi ofce at
writes
Mr
Frank
C'onlao
or
No.
430
miwtonet
»
South, R.-iWge it West
W. M . mil Hint
children to play or engage in con­ Houston St N. Y. “it is a grand fatrf on
Marshfield,
Coos
county.
Oregon,
on
Satutday,
Thursday, th. 27411 day ..f Xm iHt. |;s¿
■:i*l proof will be made before G. T. I read
the
18th
day
of
|ulv.
I
‘
M)8.
gobi. 11. S. Commi-sioner. nt his office, in
tests not only honestly, but without ily medicine for dyspepsia and liver i IL* nnni. s a- w itucss. s :
Ife name as witnesses:
I.*.J tin .of Bindon, th,..,.,,
Bmxlou, Oregon, on I iiesdax, July 14. 1!SI8.
quarreling, with consideration and complications while for lame bact
Win I "• n, <.f i:m i oi .( h o,,ii
il<* liMlies the following witlnssei to
Edward I lad ell oi Bandon. Or<*pon
I
and
weak
kidneys
it
•cannot
be
to
i
John Hnuililock. of Bandon. (Iregon,
prove
Ins continuous resid-iiice upon, and
Edward Ohman oi Bandon, Oregon.
courtesy; not indeed without eager,
cnltivntifai of the land, viz,.
highly recommended.“ Electric Bit-' Henry X ircil, of I n i ,» 11r. ... n
( .*( .Mmichael of Bandon, (
.’on
X iiv ntnl all p. r in* elMiining ndv.'rs. ig I
Cory Stillwell of Bandon < Iregon.
youthful interest, yet likt* miniature ters regulate the digestive functions,
( . f .. Holloj>el»*r
Bandon, Or »von.
th ■ above des*rlb. d i ind- ."re I > ipu st. <| I n
• Sauyiel I •. Burrows, ot Bandon, Oregon.
Any
and
fill
persons
claiming
atkcrwfy
tfv*
ladies and geiftlemen, not all hoy­ purify tl.e blood, and impart renewed file their «l.'iiin* tn th - olli< ,*
,,r Infoi.»
Mrs. Annie Barrows, of Bandon, Oregon.
above
. nlxxl land, aa<* requ- '«I to lile their
and vita'ity to the w< ak and inni '27th «lay >1 An ■■ st I'll*. • • e
Dal. Barker, of Bandon. < iregon.
dens and rowdies.
0 vigor
< la«i in this oft* e on or Rctorr a*I l8th«Uy of
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
BI.NI XMIN * • DID.
pebilitated of both sexes Sold under
•
«
Register, I July* W0H
All of till#, and more that we flaw guarantee at Lowe's drug store, 50c. First Publio«'i >n May, -‘X
Register.
•
BENJAMIN L. LlJ&Fl , Register
Firat Publication May 28.
•
Physical Training of
Chil- not space here to express, make this
'limber Land Act June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Office,
Rost burg, Oregon, March M, HMM
Notice is hereby given tnat in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress
of June 3, 1878. entitled "An act for tlie sale
ot timber lands in the states of Cui f*.una,
(Iregon. Nevada mid Washington Terri­
tory,’’ as extended to all the public land
States by act of August 4. 1892, John I reuss
of Marshfield, county of Coos, state of Ore­
gon, did on September 18, 1997. file in this
office his swornstiitem ent No. 9341, for the
purchase of lot three (3) of section No. 8 in
township No 27 Oiitli. range No. 14 West
of the Willamette meridian, Oregon, and
will offer proof* to show that the land sonplit
is more valuable for its timber r r stone
than for agricultural purposes, and toes
Zablish his claim to said land before L. A
Lil.jei|vist, I nited States Cemniissiotier for
Oregon, at his office in Marshfield, Coos
county. Oregon, on Saturday, Um 18th dav
of Jnly,
I>. 1908.
He names as witnesses:
Dr. E.Mingus of Marshfield, Coos county,
(Iregon.
W, I
Merchant, of Marshfield, Coos
county, < Iregon.
Charles Merchant, of Marshfield, Coos
county, 1 Iregon.
Tom Dounico of Bullard, Coos conntv,
i iregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the alxive deserilxid lands aro 4 ri quested to
file their claims in Uns office on or before
snid'ISth day of July, 1998.
BENJAMIN L EDDX. Register.
l imber Land Act June 3, 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA J KiN
I oiled States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oiegon. March 2 . P..08.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act ot congress
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale
of t.inber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada audio Washington Tetri
tory” us extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4,1892. Mrs. Claudia
Mne Hollopetcr of Bandon, county of (,’oos.
Slate of Oregon.did on September 19, 190,,
file in this office her sworn statement No.
9303 for the purchase of the lots numbered
two and three of Section No, 12, in town­
ship No. 29 S.. Range No. 14 W.. nud will
offer proof to show that, the laud *■ tight is
more valnable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, mid to establish
her claim to said land before G. I
Tread-
gold, U S. Commissioner, nt Ins office nt
Bandon, Coos county, Oregon, on Saturday
the 11th day of July. 19118.
She names as witnesses:
G. T Treadgold, of Bandon, Oregon.
( laire Walker, of Bandon. Oregon
C. I- Hollopeter. of Bandon, Oregon.
C. R. Wade, of Bandon, Oregon.
Any anil all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are reqin sled to
tile their claims in this other* on or before
said 11th dav of July. 1908.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
NO I ICE FOR PUBLICATI >N
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Ropebtirg, Or.
April 18th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Annie Bar­
rows, widow of Frank Barrows. < f Bandon.
Oregon, has tiled notice of her intention to
make final five years proof hi support of
her claim, viz.:
Homestead
Entry No.
11536 made May 3. 1902, for the NW II
Section 29. lown hip 29 '•noth, Range 14
West W M
mid that said proof will tie
made before G. T. Treadgold. U. S. Coni-
nimisHioner, at In«office, in Bandon, Ore­
gon. on Tuesday. July 14'h, 1908.
She names the following witnesses to
prov* liisc >nti nous residet.ee iqsiii, and
cultivation of, tie land, viz:
Smnn I D. Barrows, of Bandon, Oregon.
Mrs Liana I . Burrows, of Bnndon, Ore.
Corey Stillwell. of Bandon, Oregon.
Dale Barker, of Bandon. Oregon
BENJAMIN L EDDY.
Register.
F*r*t Publication M «y 28.