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THE BES T PILI S EVER SOLO
NOl’ICE FOR Fl BLICA I ION
space in the news
“After doctoring 15 yeut»
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Depurimei>t of the tut riur.
papers, but about good ro uls. And
l-*id Office at Roseburg, Or chronic indigestion ami spending
very few subjects are of greater im­
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April 18, P.HI8, over 2tkl dollars. nothing has dene me
aw much good as Dr. King's New
portance throughout the countiy.
Notice is hereby given that I’i.arie- A. Life L'^lls. J consider them the be-,
including Oregon.
The prop­ Svitt ot l> .niton, (beg li, lias tiled liotiie pills
ever coki:“ writes B. F. A vm ii .
uf.K intintimi to umk filial five years
osition under discussion was an proof iu Support of Ins claim, via H uiuh - of Ingleside. N
Sold under gnat
No. Il:!?l made February 24, antee at Lowe's drug store. 25c
amendment to the postottice ap­ et lWH, id Entry
to th, W I M. I i. NW I I St. I I. ------- ------------- ------------------■
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Hi I l. NW I i. kk-ct oi, 27. fownabip 29
propriation bid appropriating $500, South.
I.suge 14 West. W M..nnd that said
ood for improving rural delivery pl ot be made before lì T. I rudgolil, I’.
S Coiniitissioner, nt bis office, in liaudoii,
route roads,
providing suites or Ongou.ou Monday. July 13, I'.M'S
He names lhe following witnesses to
counties
appropriated
equal prove
his cuutluu -us tesideiuie U| hmi and
of the land, viz:
aftnounts. In the course of his speech cultivation
Fred Perkins, of B.in<lou.Oregon.
Kcimetb Perkins, ot Bainion. Oregon.
Mr. Bankhead said:
Bolsrt Walker, Jr of Bandon, Oregon.
“(•ood roads are avenues of prog­ I Ktlph
Holman, ol R.indoli, Oregon.
Bl NJ AMIN L EDDY.
ress, the best proof of intelligence;
Register.
they aid the social and religious ad­ First Publicalion May 28.
vancement of the people; they in­
crease the value of products; they
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save time, labor and money; they Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Roseburg, Or.
are the initial sources of commerce,
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April IB 1908.
w hich swell in great streams and Notice H hereby given that Samuel I),
Located on Atwater Street in the
B-irrowao! Bnjidon.OivKtm, has tiled no­
flow evei ywhere, distributing the tice
of bh intention to make final live years building formerly occupied by Dr.
products of our fields, forests and proof in Rupp<>rt of his claim, viz: Home­ Kime for an office
stead E11t.1v No FJiUG made October 25th,
factories.
The highways are the 1902, t r.beSW 1 I. Section 9, Township
29 South, Range 14 West. W. M.. and tha
U. O. EVANS, Prop.
common property of the country, said » roof will be made before O. I. ' read-
oold,
U.
S.
('ominissiotier.
at
his
office
in
their benefits are shared by all, and
Bandon, Orejjo , o » I'ueHdav, July 14. 1908.
they are needed by all; they He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
benefit all, and all should contribute oultivatio
i ot, the land, viz:
Davis, <»f Bandon. OregQi»
to them.” Farther along he said: John
E Uvcr, <»f Bandon. Oregon.
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“The effects of good roads reach Mr . Annie Barrows of Ba nd' mi , Oregon.
t’or\ Stillwell of Bandon, Oregon,
everybody. Both city and country
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BENJAMIN lx EDDY.
Register.
slrare in their benefits.
In justice
All kinds of Repair Work done
and equity, therefore, everybody
promptly and in a workmanlike
should contribute to the cost of their
Not ICE FllK ft BLICVHON
man-ner.
Department of (lie Interior.
construction and maintenance. * :=
Horseshoeing a Specialty
L.'inil (mice Ht RoHelnirg. Or.
The average cost of hauling over
April 1st It, 1:08.
Location on plank road one-fourth miie
Notice is hereby given that Stephen S. from
wagon roads in this country is 25 Lillie
the Steamer Landing.
of Bandon, Oregon, I.as tiled notice
BANDON
OKEGON
of
his
intention
to
make
final
five
years
cents per ton per mile, and that the
proof ill support, of his claim, viz: Home­
average haul is over 8 miles,
The steal I'.ntry No. 12543 made March 27,
I1.10:!, for Lot I, Section 4; Lot I A SE 1-4
BOYLE’S
cost of hauling in Europe has in NE
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Section
5.
Tounsliip 29
Range
14 Wist,
W.
Al.,
many cases been reduced to 7 cents" South,
1’2\V ELRY
A Sr. I IS . I I, Section 32, Township 28
per ton per mile, and it has been South. Range II West. W. M„ and fhnt said
will bl made before G I 1 readgold,
established that good roads will proof
I S. Commissioner, at Ina office in Bandon,
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on Miaiday, July 13, 1908.
reduce the cost to
1 the farmers to as Oregon,
He names the 'ollowing witnesses to
Can ins a full line of
low as 10 cents per mile in this pr ve bis continuous residence upon, mid
cultivation of, the land viz:
H atches, Clocks, 'Jewelry, Cut
country. This means a reduction A. E. Hudnall, of Ba: don, Oregon.
J. 8. Tilton, andon, Oregon.
Glass, Pocket Cutlery, Etc.
by half of the annual cost of trans­ I d Stevens, of Bandon. Oregon.
B.
Hurst,
of
Bandon,
Oregon.
portation to the farmers, it is only
Everything is Fully Guaranteed
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
necessary to consider the fact that
Register.
First. Publication May 28.
Fine Repairing Specialty.
the immense
tonnage of farm
products is hauled over the common
roads to the railroad stations to
realize what a tremendous saving
is possible when we reduce the cost
of transportation even 12% cents
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUPPLYING LOCAL
per ton per mile.”
ORDERS FOR
Senator Bankhead is right in his
reasoning that the people living
along a highway should not have to
pay' all the cost ot making a good
road of it. This cost should be
OF AI.I. KINDS ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE
borne by all who are benefitted.
< Orders delivered if desired. Prices to meet competition.
Whether the Government should
help is a large question. How and
to what extent the state should
help is an
important
ques­
PROSPER. OREGON
tion. But whatever the best solu­
tion of the problem it should not be
neglected. More interest should be
taken in it, both in country and city.
People need to educate themselves
better to the great benefit of good
roads. When this is once fully ap­
prehended the ways and means will
be devised.
Roosevelt a and the Conven- tent on and
Loc.^e and P*i oftesaional Direfbtoi-^
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if
l\t«v<‘»elf dominated
the ChicagoConvention, espei ¡ally
as*to (he nominee for jifiasident, he
had a good, large excuse for doing
Lo wait T •&• *1° 48, Imp.
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Dr K. L Houston so, and that was to prevent lhe
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threatened or rumored stampede to
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at th®
U i; uno. >•>,• uruiity
himself. Roosewh posithefy de­
oèief® in
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ue • *'i j Jh invited
to ath'ud-
O. C W aldvogel .
e Office »ver Drug Sture.
Hours, 9 tv 1?.
clared immediately after ins elec­
C. T. FI EG -K, <- '»t K
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tion in 1904 that he would under no
N(gLt chì I s answered f^OW oiiiie.
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in
Office hi (barge of Dr. Holt dnring thè circumstances’ be a candidate
Meets 6V6I J«t f ahd third datiti »lav ill
filisene^ or Dr li<>usi<>n fruiu thè city.
each month ’ ' p. m. in <i A 1» Hall.
1908;
He
considered"this
his
second
Cordial iu\ itati.»n ( Y!» n<h d !»• all mem
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Ma- D. A Y uiwf . President.
consecutive term, and while this was
M eh . M¿tn ;i i e M oj . m -. Secretary,.
not strictly speaking ’ the case, he
W t on I<eilv had a right to take that position.
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andon lodge , n <>. i : m «. a f a m
Later, on several occasions, the last
Physician
and
Surgeon
Operative
Stated oommuiiicatinus hrst Hatiir-
one
only a few months ago. Roose­
lay after t.ie full moon of each month
Surgery a Specialty.
111 Manter id sous cordial) v m-llid
declaration,
velt repeated his
GERLEi HOAK, W . M.
OFFICE, Lowt’i Drug bto«e.
Rvsuleo.e tn Meantime, relying on this, oilier
Lloyd K ob - i Seer, i iry.
the I'anler Building.
Onq of
men became candidates,
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himself
them, Taft,* Roosevelt
andon iiODGi. N“ 1:3. 1. <>. o. 1
Dr S Li Peykins
ineetH «'V. i t
openly favored. To have ‘ 'under
.vulnukr.
/iHitiiiK bri.tlii-i
OF 1 11 E HOUKS: 10 a. in. to 3 i my circumstances,’ tonsented to be
iially inviti I
C) AS. s y :< t t,LOCH, N. G.
m ,7 |>. m t<> 8 p. tn.
a candidate. Or allowed himself to
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Office in New Denholm Building.
be nominated if he could prevent
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it, would not only have broken
EE'1'8 Fvery a
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DR. LESTtR P SOtíEN'SEN,
l’nioti* iii'.'l.*. •- - Wt id , H-Int of 11.«
his voluntar)', positive and un •
oontb, Hocii 1 '•< , hi . il. :»',t .tui'l <v - i
---- Dentist —
equivocal
word to the whole country,
be luoutll. V ■■ - i I ih I iiivii ilion ■ trnilf,
<0 nil uteiplx in ii'Ht l “l.'ilidii t.
Office in New L-owe-Laird Building.
and shown him a weak, vacillating
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Telephone at Home.
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Hours:
9 a. ¡n., to 5 p. m. By request man. but would have been at least
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. to 8, p. m.
1 negative act of bad faith, a most
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OREGON
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inexcusable act of political perfidy,
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to all these other candidates, and
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UK at Hasel
especially to his particular friend in
I ted to atte
ATTORNEY AT LAW
B. N. H ai
the race, Mr. Taft.
When the
Notary Public
saltation is thus viewed it seems in-
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conceivable that so many people
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. of A. M -I ■ Un d ..erj I h V.. bendar
I'ASI'oH,
still
insisted on Roosevelt becoming
oí enclt ino’ ili ai K I Lall.
\ i-iiiti<
ueiubborn co, di.dl
vif- I in ;*m i d
and thus making a
a
candidate
A ' Il ili i MAN ¡I.
E. E. O ak
lì«:
scoundrel
of himself,
I traitor and
not only to Taft and others but to
himself. The wonder is that Sen-
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Bourne and others who were
iti Concrete iall. I am
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lini welcom r* i im-
insisting that Roosevelt should al-
.irothern.
Bandon,
-
Oregon
low himself to become a candidate
G eo . E. V n snx.
Fin. •••crei irv-
Office With Bandon Investment < o could not only see that this would
Wot «linen of til« ttoihl
ite a sh tmefully dishonorable thing
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More than this,
XV for him to do.
’ uieutH ID retliil ir «• h loti ill - 111 I .lint
oird Tbitrnd r*<if inch monili in the Ale
while the people would probably
line hull. \ initiiifi nee hhori me i oidi idr
have re elected him, he would have
invited.
li-
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0.0. W aij vonn.. Clerk.
indelibly stained his record and
lowered himself in the world's
C'tto Melcher.
esti nation for all time to come,
Dr. ti- NT. Brown,
Has just arrived from ’lie Last to
Nothing that he could have done
Resident Dentist.
make Banc ■ >n his li.m -
during another term could have
He is prepared to <lo | I’liting m l
Laird Building, over Vienna Cafe.
paper hanging in
up to date
Appointments by request al any reasonable prevented this or atoned for such a
hour.
tyle and at reasonable pi i« < s.
breach of faith.
Your pa'ronage solici'^'l. Leave. Office Hours; 8 to 12 M. I l<> 5 P. M.
But Roosevelt is not the kind of
Phone.
BANDON, OREGON
<-rt'ers at 1 mt's Stm!-
a man to make this sort of a mis-
take. He has a very appreciative
estimate of Theodore Roosevelt,
JACK BROWN
C. A. JAMISON
whose name, he knows, has been
written large already on the scroll
of history and may appear con
spiciously in years to come.
For
' though he said he would not be a
I candidate for president in 190.8, he
did not say he would not be a can-
didate in 1912 or 1916 or 1920
Be
sides, there are other high and
potent positions than that of
They Handle The Famous
president. And Roosevelt is only
1 50 years old. He might be fit for
president 20 years hence.
Some criticsm may be due Roose­
velt
for interfering so actively
In The New Green Building
in behalf of Taft as against other
candidates, if .they were all to be
considered, but the president's ob­
ject was evidently no more for
the nomination of Taft than to make
sure that any enbarrassing stam­
pede to himself would not occur.
The Weinhard’s Brewery Depot
And for that purpose some dom-
inancy of the convention on his part
may be excused.—Journal.
Lodges art- Requ> ted to Notify this Office Oon Election of (fifteen and ou
Change of Al ■’ting Night. Gards under this Head are 60o per in., uion
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Pioneer Second
Hand Store
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Household Goods
Bought and
Sold.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
Lyons & Johnson Lumber Co
The Arcade Saloon,
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars
Weinhard’s
Beers
STOMACH TROUBLE
Many remarkable cures of stomach
troubles have been effected by Cham
berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
One man who spent over two thous­
and dollars for medicine ami treat
me nt was cured by a few bhoes of
these Tablets. Price, 25 cents Sam
pies free at Lowe’s drug store.
Parrot and Bear.
U H. BRAMLEY, Manager
The World’, Best Climate.
is not entirely free from disease, on
1 lie high elevations fevers prevail,
while on the lowe^ levels malaria is
encountered to a greater or less ex
tent, according to the altitude
To
overcome climate affections, lassitude
malaria, jaundice, bilionsneas, fever
an.I ague, and general debility, the
most effective remedy is Electric Bit­ I
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ters, the great alternative and blood I
purifier; the antidate for every form I
>f bodily weakness, nervousness, and
; insomnia. —Sold under guarantee at
C. Y. Lowe's Drug Store. Price 5i)e.
In the old Paner Building
Good Roads
BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
Family Washing a Specialty.
First Class Laundry Work Guaranteed.
Special
atterftion given to fine woolen goods.
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Clean ;ig and pressing Men -' suits ami 1 «lies’ tine skirts given
prompt attention.
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ATES. Proprietor
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urrency, or the
or any subject
deal of public at-
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AMES,
She was a pretty young lady with
u sharp tongue. He was a cynic.
Why, it would be difficult to guess.
Perhaps he had just been rejected
by his best girl; perhaps he had
been unsuccessful in a limerick
competition.
“Marriage,” he said, “is a mia-
take.”
‘Wes?” she replied.
“It is,” be
’ repeated.
.
* “Why should
a young man marry when he can
buy a parrot for 10 shillings?”
“Ah!” she replied, and her pret­
ty bosom heaved with a long drawn
argh. “It’s just as it always is. We
poor women labor under a great
disadvantage. A bear, 1 understand,
can’t be purchased for leqs than
£30!”—London Scraps.*
The New Meat Market on At­
water Street keeps nothing but
the best in Meats, Produce and
Vegetables. A big stock of well
chilled meats. New, clean, well
ventilated rooms free of odors.
SMITH BROTHERS
The New Lowe & Laird Building
C. T Bi.i MENKOTHEH. Notary Publie.
Bandon Real Estate & Loan Co
All Kinds of Real Estate Bought and Sold.
All U. 8
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Security.
Land Matters a Specially and Promptly Attended
to.
Pension and Insurance Agency
Bond
Trans-Atlantic Steam­
Brokers.
ship and Railroad Ticket
Agency
OFFir'fx
C/H
ItooniM 2 mid 3.|l p Ninirw
l»enholai Building.
Bancion,
Oregon
NOIK’E F(»l< PLHI.lt' \ I | Ñ
Dep irlmeiit or th« Jnt> ii >r.
/Lnnd Office Hf K<»— Ln
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N«.li<v is h- rt-1)v uivt-n I hat Lai s
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filed ixiiic
•»f his in’» hi ion t » i. iik» Imai e rumina?¡<i.
r of in si,, iw.if of I, s claim, viz: ILuii.-
H’en.l l.i ffA N .. Hl i lllfld»» July 23,
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«• 4, Secipui 31, louii-liip “i
S ihh I i . u .i «.H ¡I U»*st. W. M. and U.at
• id p oil will be made belore G. T Tread
’old. {
» <' aiimÍMiioitei, al Ins office, in
U:i».d'« i,«'H k n,oii Wednesday, Joly 15,
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He ir in 4 Hie foloAinir uifne-s. h to
• r* v.- | , < .»» i itiiioti - r -idei <•»• upon, and
cnltiv i a» of Hie I oid, \ iz :
Jan»»- Adams, <t! Bud n. Oregon.
I J ; • st r "I Bat-dill, Oo^ori.
J. N I.'ike, > I Bai'd'ih < he^oii.
li. Heoip * of I•aiidon. < hejj >n.
BENJAMIN i EDDY.
He^Kter.
Firet Publication M ») 2^.
Wlarlin
iF- J7larfin MtM
n a medium light weight repeat­
ing rHr, a well proportioned, finely balanced gun with all the
advantages and comforts oi the^^ZH!^ Solid-top. side-eject­
ing construction.
Il is quick and easy of operation, accurate up to
300 yards and a very pleasant gun to carry and to shoot.
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For settled districts and farming country where the shooting at
Woodchucks, badgers, foies, ‘coons, hawks, etc., is at ranges from
100 Io 200 yards, the .25-20 and .32-20 rifles with the black and
low-pressure smokeless loads cannot be equalled, for accuracy and
safety. The factory ammunition for the Model 94 afles is cheap,
and can be reloaded at very small cost.
The up-tn^Jafp<port«mnn nport« the‘•^awwfllook"
pvor y (lay In th« your. It contains 1* pmc»* or live atufl
f<>r the man who Io*agun. and wantarAo know •very-
thtug about it. I Ili^P f<jr 3 etarnpM pontatfo.
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