Drain May Lose
Normal.
<»
Bcick
lo
fbt
0 •
Fa*’i*.
Big Spherical Balloon.
I
i RS'
.NCK
GHRONIC DI
Notice
Mr. E
I
all
g
•
An Associated Press dispatch
th- Unii»
Captain
T.
A
Balil«
in
announced
C<»| L ouiltv
f i
Secretary of Agriculture tVil nn
says:
C». ."i_ -
tirnls from statist, - *;..t*i< ; .er his that the trial trips of his new dirig i «•«neral Fumi and i:
perimelc
“Fearing that the people of tin- department that the 11 ov of country ible I...110. >n. the first to e built for to January is'
:» ». i t
state would rise up and by initiative people to the city, which has been »
ARKS
ment, will i ><• made .4 I'»'" ' : 1. n at
eia atri
NS
procedur«.* abolish the entire norm I in operation for 20 years or more, Fprt Myer, Myei, Washington, quille City. Or
s 4c.
♦.ime ago 1
Inn may
school system of Oregon the state has b<cn < heck«■<I, anil that th r< about July 15 The balloon is com-
‘ttaor a;j
No interest V
allow ed afte cinoiuc <
tnunica-
board of regents yesterday afternoon are signs of a r«-a< ti«>n, a r« t' \ tiib pk ted ex- -pt
I'at enta
r a ' ",
I;: < June 30 ,908
>i UCt* ludí
lienta.
reces ye
voted to recommend to the legisla This, if correct, is a c ><>.! - ';h, anil
h<»ut ch.
o ir tran s
B D i li ¡ V.
J
ture that the school at Drain be dis indicates a movement that, if con will be forwarded to Winnington
ari u
I rvasurcr, Coos
continued. The action was taken tinued. will be of immense ben' lit to
Itili I
•
Ilústrate'!
vest rtr-
Co. ( )rugon.
►«•lenGtí •
•niü. *3 a
in the face of Secretary of State the nation.
.'i
IcK i ii l<-y
-«I. ^¡crs,.
mon:' - to build the 1 tllooii. Il’was
24, 1908, Coquilíi
MUNN Ko.3^•-■••«><».
Dino lìcg
Benson anti a delegation from Diain
ordered
for
the
Signal
Corps
/
Yark
.W’hile we have prided out b .
llriudi I iilf-xj.
F Ht.. W isa*:
• ¿A C.
• kci'pt eliron
consisting of G. M. Bassett, banker,
26 31
on the growth ot our citijps. we h .■ I )ej»artment o4 th Ai ij
)N
Temcdy siepi
N D. Cool, merchant, and W. C.
several
trips
during
the
test
under
been prone to forgit that cities can
e.
Y.
Dow«*.
Edwards, packer.
bur«*. < >r.
not «ontinue to grow greatly am! direct ion of Bri ga< lier < ¡eneral James,
: 18 1908.
W. B. Ayer, of Portland, was in
Allan
the
Chief
Signal
(
ffficer.
healthily without a corr« spondi :g 1
Hillel I),
favor of maintaining only two nor
tiled tlO-
grow th of population and production i The two -phei ic.il hallo n ordered
ive vearg
mal schools, one in the- eastern part
from
Captain
Baldwin
by
theGovern-
Huiiie-
jn the country, l or a limited tinn
of the state, and one ¡»1 the western
ut’ a » i
■er 2Gt li,
!
ment
will
be
«leliverd
in
Washington
a city may forg«- ahead rapkllv while
ow nsl ip
part, and made a. motion to that
mid t tint
the same tune. The dirigible- ■
the surrounding country develops about
■
WITH
. ! ie.,d-
effect. .Ik- was supported by Gov but little, i>ut this cannot continue Iba”0011 ** made of new vulcan-proof j
<>flice in
It. I*!S.
ernor Chamberlain and two other very Ion?. ’
I.eave orders for Ice at Ban
many times, I
[material,' which ■
•HseH to
members, the board voting five to
don
Steam
Laundry.
Phone
52
"pen,
mid
i
People are more willing to live in s’,on!<cl than the I r mese oil sil’
i
four in favor of maintaining thre
the country now than they were ¡,^ conl,noi'ly used, It is made of
Ovi.
I imlM-r ! iih I let Inn« < JK7M
normal schools. Mr. Ayer would
quarter of a-century ago, more Oi |a Sickness of seven coats of rubbei
( >r<‘n«>n.
NOI ICE FOB 19 BIJCA HON,
INI
i »f I «in ti- »n, < ti « J.»
not designate any location.
<
and
two
thickness
of
silk.
1
I
Laud
<
Office*
H
om bni v, ’<h?
•’NJ AM IN L II!
GvAK
He said that the patronage at less, because conditions are much
April 1 7. 191’ -
gteter«
It is the first made in this country
TEY li
better
now
in
the
rural
districts.
Notice is hereby tjiveii that in compliance 2 OK K
either. Monmouth, Drain, 'Weston
with Hie provisions of the act, of (’oimres«.
of
this
material,
”
said
Captain
or Ashland was not sufficient to There are better roads, in ntanv re j Baldwin, “and 1 am certain of its ”t June .3, 187H, entitled “An act for ihe
> de of timber lands 111 Hie States of C.il
warrant the maintenance of a perma gions electric roads, free rural deliv great atlvantage over the other.”
tnia, Oregon. Nevada, and Waahin^ton
I ery, telephones, better markets, bet
W. C. P a ; er
Territory," as txteidt d to all ti e JPnhlic I
nent school.
L
1 81
- i,\ act of \1iTt1-1 I. 1892/ Jansen
Captain Baldwin says he is work Oonley
ter
schools,
more
cheap
literature,
of
(to
An
of)
Bandon,
county
Mr. Ayer intimated that he would
ing now on a preparation which he of (' »os, »State of (>re^<»n lias this day filed
submit a minority report to the leg more intelligence and comfort gen will shortly • xperiment on a new • _ this office his sworn statement No
L7?7, for the purchase of tin- NE
SE*4
erally.
islature next winter, and it would be
of .Section No. 4, Township 29 South of
balloon.
Parkersburg and Bandon, Manufacturers of
More than all this, fanning is
Rai'^e It W. and will oB-r pro*»f to stiow
his endeavor to prevail upon that
‘'This new preparation,”
he tbat the lard soouhtr is more valuable foi
more attractive. It has become, to
iis titDher and stone than ft»r agriciililira!
body to maintain but two normal
purposes, and to eHtatiliah bis claim to said
a great extent, a science. People said, ** will be used in connection land
ÌS
before (j. T. Treadgoid, ( . S. Com
schools in this state. The governor
don't
raise
just the same old routine with balloon varnish and will give missioner at his o cent Bandon, Oiet’mi.
was in hearty accord with Mr. Ayer.
the Ith day <»f Septendx'r, l4.)0s
Wholesale and Retail Shippers
of crops in the old haphazard way, the.balloon a silver color, It will dii He I n riday,
lines as witnesses:
Mr. Ackerman was the strongest
A Jones
radiate
the
lwat
of
the
balloon
and
but use their brains in farming, and
(’barles Brown
advocate of a three school system,
SiDooia.1 Jkt.texit.ion to Local Tre le
M. Smith
brain-work m'xcd with manual work relieve its contraction and expan-
anil made the motion that Weston,
W H Smith, all of Bandon. Coos Co.
makes agriculture more attractive. sion and save 20 pet cent of the Orei/on.
Ashland and Monmouth be main
mid all persons claiming mlvto'selx
The city man may exaggerate the gas. By economizing th s way we' the Any
iiliole de'crilieil lanus me requested to.
tained thereafter by the state.
it
shall
be
able
to
carry
a
supply
of
fil<
their
claims in this ollice on or lieton I
I r
attractionsand minimize the burdens
said till day of Septi inlier 1908.
Mr. Ackerman said that the peo
ballast
to
go
many
times
the
dis-
and annoyances r>f country life, just
B enjamin L. E hl . y .
ple of (Iregon were tired of the
as the farmer may overestimate the tance that we do now. . Count De l'imt Publication June 11 1908 lteui st er.
political tomfoolery over the normal
advantages of city life, but after al La Vauix holds the record for the
school question and that somebody
longest stay in the air, 40 hours.
1 iml>er Land Act June 3, 1878.
must take a stand in favor of cutting lowing for this it seems that a reflex I hope to be .able to make tests of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I
movement,
from
the
cities
into
the
out one normal school. It was ar
United States Land Office
country, is a natural one, and one the balloon this summer.”
NEWS STAND IN CONNECTION
gued by the superintendent that the
Roseburg, Oregon, March 29; 1908
that
should
continue,
especially
as
No.ice
is
hereby
given
that
in
compliance
with
action must be taken to satisfy the
Bert Barber, of. Elton, \\ is..says: the provisions of the act of congress <4 June 3,
Next to Vienna Cafe
BANDON, ORE/ )N
people or they will initiate a bill two ‘‘homecrofting” grows in favor. "I have only taken four doses of 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of timber
Commenting
on
Mr.
Wilson
’
s
re
lands
in
the
State-
of
California,
Oregon,
yonr
Kidne.v
and
Bladder
Pills
and
years from this time that may be
port,¡the Chicago Tribune says:
they have done more for me than Nevada, and Washington Territory ’, as ex
dangerous to the whole system.
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land State
Not only do the farmers wrong any other medicine has ever done. by
act
of
August
4,
1892
Governor Chamberlain and Mr.
I am still (akin;; the pills as I want Andrew J. Wilson of Bandon, county
of Coos,
themselves
when
they
Hock
to
the
a perfect cure."
Mr. Barber refers State of Oregon, did on September I I, 1907.
I. A. TURNEIX
Ayer argued in favor of only two
city,
but
they
inflict
it
terrible
injury
to
Dewitt's
Kidney
and
Bladder
hl
in
this
office
his
sworn
statement
No,
9263,
normals, on the ground of greater
Pilis- Sold by Bandon Drug Co.
EXPERT PIANO TUNER
for the purchase of E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of Section
efficiency. The report of the board ou society. Agriculture is paralyzed
No. 25 in Township No.
30 S Range No. T>
and will offer proof to show that the
of visitors showed that one-third of and the cities ,-ire glutted, impover
n : Modulating
Van Norden, the jeweler, carries 1 West,
Tiinino, Kepairino
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
ished
and
corrupted.
When
they
the instructors in the normal schools
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es
le;, tir- « 1 .md <7 • j.il ( )v< rUiulm^
postage
stamps
for
the
benefit
of
the
Organs
tablish his claim to said land before J. H. Up
are poor, one-third are fair, and one- have come to the cities and made public.
Carry a I ull Line • i B pairs .¡nd Supplie
ton, U. S. ( ommissioner Mt Langlois, Oregon or.
themselves
and
everybody
else
mis
third are good. Governor Cham
’ Monday the 6th day of July, 1908.
Permanently local -il i i Bandon.
NO1IC1; l-'OK l’t BUCATI« IN
He names as witnesses;
berlain maintained that this condition erable, they then propose as. a reme Department of thè Int.rior.
limine
I other work similarly reasonable
John Clausen, of Langlois, Oregon.
Lami « alice at Riwbura, Or.
was caused by poor salaries paid to dy, not a return to the farm, but—
• I Lili ( lau nt!
' '■ ¿'on.
“Back to the farm’’
Aprii 18, 1908,
John J ones, of Bandon, Oregon.
instructors, and that the only way to socialism.
■
should
be
the
watchword
of
Ameri
flirt
<
I
arles
\
Notice
is
hereby
riven
raise the standard of instruction as
person claiming adversely th«
lias
filed
notice
*Sv\
)
ft
<»t
Baud*>n
•
<
)reg
n,
well as other standards in connection ’ cans. It is to be feared that Secre I of his intention to innko lilial five years ■
tary Wilson is far too sanguine, but. ! proof in support <»f bi claim, viz: Honie- < biiBL in this oifice oh of before said
with the schools, was to maintain
Entry No. 11.324 tnado February '-’I, Julv. I M)8
if his-prognostication js cot r< i t. it. is «tend
1902, for the W I 2 NE 1 ■ t. NW I I SL 1 I.
BENJAMIN I
EDDY, Regime.
only two schools.
II. NW 1-4. Section 27. Township 2‘.l
the best news this country ha. h< ard NE
South,
hanse
II
West,
W
E. Hofer stood with Secretary of
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878
since the surrender of Appomattox. proof be made before. G. T. I r. adu'old, L'.
State Benson in favor of four schools.
S ('.Hiiii’KHioiu r, at his olltce in Bandon.
NOTICE F OR Pl BLK A PION
—Journal.
Oregon, on Monday. »July 13, 1908.
United States Land Office.
He said lie believed in appropriating
\ -t tlC
S 1«.
• He names the toll "All;
Roseburg, Oregon, April 3, 1908.
-------- OC.:<>------
¿ rose If IS -‘.»1 u l e. k siilence ii|K»n. tm<l
I
a fixed sum for the education of each
cultivation of the lami, viz:
Notice ii is hereo) gjieA . that
in . *om
Diarrhoea Cured.
pl Í at ICC
Fted Pei kins, of Bnndoti, < >r< a<>n.
teacher for a year and allowing the
Podi.- nei Flot
with the proxi.ions of the act of
Great Brand.
h Pc kins , •11 ■ I - ■ ■ ■ > >' ■, L» i '
1 .
Congress of -June
3,
1878, entitled “An
“My father - has for years I f*ei> Kennet
teacher to choose the school which
.Il
<
<1
l<"
li
Imi,
4
>i
i
i;on
Hubert Walker,
act for
the sale oí timber lands- in the
troubled with diarrhoea, and tried liilph Holman, of Bandon, On-goti.
he wished to attend.
Slate, of ( .Jifornia. Oregon.
Nevada anti
BENJAMIN L EDDY.
Vv ashmvton I erntory,’ as extended to all the
K» gist« r.
The Drain school will probably every means possible to oiTt’ct a cure.
Publu
Land Slab- l>\ act of August 4. I! C.
I....................
not re-open next fall. There is a without avail.'- writes .John 11. Zit kl«'
Ruth
n, 'County ol Coo
____ A. Sw'll of Band
..__ ....
of Philippi, \V. Ya. He saw I’liatn
~
1908. file
State of Oregon, did on Jan. 27,
possibility'that the people of Drain
NO 11( E Ol I- INAI. ACCOUNT
borltun's (.'.'lie. Cholera and Diar N . I ■ I 'V. ri -I .' p , I N. F lllotl her sworn statement No. 9493 for the pur
will continue to maintain the school. rhoea lu’inedy advert is.sl in I lit* I .ill
chase of the NE 1-4 SW 1-4, Section 27, in
.
. Elliott d
4 \V,
No 29 S, Range No. 1 14
W, and
The board agreed to supervise the ipoi'Kepnblican and decided to It' ceased, has till’d her final account as such wownship
11 off< : roof to show that the land Bought ’
Also, “White
Brand a $1„35 and $5X2.-
school and keep it • under favor as a it. The result is one bottle cured adihini tratrix, aii I i the ( : r. . fir ( ounty mon ilu ble foi iti timber or rton. than foi
I ■
•
■ i
.Hi I to establish here la m
state institution, if the people of him and be-has not suffered with th'* ' ltd day of August l'X)8 at th. Court I louf in to said land before G. I. Freadgold,* U. S.
And « Go «1E
•
I p«*r l»bl m SI 25 > • t »nck.
Dr ain cared to maintain it. For the disease for eighteen months. Before Cuquilie City, aforesaid County and State, ha. Commissioner at his office in Bandon, Coos
I en appointed by ! I 1
| t. Falk Ju
ounty, Oregon, on I ursejay th»’ I I th day. of
present no faculty was elected for taking this remedy lie was a constant said Court, as the time and place for hearing C August,
1908.
ob|e<
lions
to
.ail
I
’
n.ll
account,
an
i
the
settle
the school, anil the annual budget' sufferer. He is now sound and well,
I le names a w itnei ses.
ment thereof.
Kcimeth Perkins
will not include any provisions for and although sixty years old can do
RACHEL N. ELLIOTT,
Cfias. A. Sv% ift '
as much work as a young man.-» Sold
Administratrix ol the Estate of
the I »rain institution.
Spray Osborn
C. S. Elliott, dcccasr-d.
by C. Y. Lowe.
rrarry Walk«
ill of B idon. O
President H. C. Shafter of the
Dated July 2nd, 1908
Any anti all persons . claiming adver .ley the
Geo. I’ Topping Atty, (or Estate
2 7t5 above described lands are requested to hie their
Cheney, Washington, normal school
■ NO I ICE POH 1’1 I’LK'A I B IN
< laims in this office on or firtore said I I th day
was elected to the vacancy at Ash I»epartineiit 'of tin Interior.
NOTK
E
I
OK
Pl
BUCATION
Land Ollice at Itos, buri: <»r.
land with a salary for the first year of
BENJAMIN I
EDDY. R< i<ter
tpril I'-t.li. lltOH.
1 )> partmenl «>i thi I nt rior,
I ir l I’ublicatiqn June 4
$2 ;ooo. C. E. Spence of Cams was Notice is hereby iven H at Hteplien S.
U. S. I-and Office at
of Itandon,Oregon, > aa tiled notice
reappointed member bf the board for t.iitle
Roseburg Oregon May 23. 1908.
of ins intention to make Anal five, yearn
proof in rapporto! bii olaim. via: Home,
• Notice is hereby given that lohn J. O Ned. of
six years. The organization of the ateail
I m rj No
I ! >M made M
I
Bandon, Oregon, who, on May 21st. 1908.
1903, for Lot t, Sectiiin I. Lot I A SI 1 I
board will continue unchanged.
made Timber Application, No. 10094. io
S
an.
ICE
YOUNG
PARKER
White and lied Cedar Shing
„ / full line of ( onf cti ~, y. Fruits,
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Etc,
i
Fvirö Oetne Sugar
100 Pound Sack, $6 G ~
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
—-000 —
JUST EXACTLY RIGHT
”1 have used Dr. King's . New
Life Bills for several years and tin« 1
them just exactly right,” says Mr.
A. A. Felton, of Harrisville, N. Y
New Life Pills relieve without the
least discomfort.
Best remeily for
constipation, biliousness and malaria.
25c. at Lowe's drug store.
NE
It.
¡Section
South.
Bi'iu’e ' »’
5.
Township
L.f
Weal
W. • M., N 12 NW 1-4. Se< 25. and SW 1-4 SW
A Si I t Sr. I l. Néetion
Towanbip 28 14. Sec. , 24. 1 ownship 31 S, Range 15 W1
South. Ilmiue 11 W est. W AL. md I at » .1 Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention
proof wilt lie nuule befor« O I’ I reiuluold. •i«i m$ka FmalProof to establish claim to the land
ì S. Coirniissiotu'r, i : Ins ■iffice in Bandon. •bove described, before G, I I le.vlgold, U. S.
On uotf. o.i Motnliy. tnlv 13. I' ' •
Commissioner, at Bandon, O.egon, on the 19th
II.' n.inn-s the 'olhrv ina '
■■ < to
pr ve his continuous r<-id< tice upon, .mid day of September, 1908.
cultivation of. tllf land viz:
A. E. Hiidsall, of Bie don. Ori „’on.
.1 S. Tilton, andon, «»recon.
I'd Stef. n«, of Bandoli. < Ir
Claimant n«im<"• as witnes -
I
on.
It. Hurs' of Band'-n. «»recon
BENJAMIN L EDDY.
Register.
I
Jamc P. Olsen, of Langlois. Or» gon.
O. P. I laagensen of
John Doe Olsen of
Kittie O’Neil
of Bandon,
BENJAMIN
I
First Pubjication May 28.
.
,
Is now upon'for I tin r«’-
ception of pabelits. Tim
ft'rnts at«’ Sill per w«*ok
and upwards. For ptjr-
tienlars apply 1« : :
H arsii (¡« Id -i ■ • <o|i!¡fii>. Oregon.
-X
Sisters of Mercy
EDDY;
Register.
North Be:id, Or.
First Publication July 2nd.
Wo have completed a lli-it >ngh and up Io date ABSTRACT PL NT,
no-
and are now ready to fnrni«b CO1!I! l-.t’' \ I1! A< I S at si ,
tire. Ord
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Marshfield Office A
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That at CoquiPe Adjoirs Po*
T
Settlement Notice.
All bills of over thirty «lays’ stand*
ing not settled by July tst. will be
placed in the hands of a colle.tor.
All those knowing themselves in
debted to us will please take notice.
P anter B ros .
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and Abstract Compc ly
At North Bend
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