Bandon recorder., April 21, 1910, Image 5

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
sTATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF COOS
BHECMAllsM
More tban niue ont of everv ten
citses
of rheuaiati.iD are situply
. Ray Sunnard Baker in the Am -rican Magazine, .A, M Hitchcock cad
rheuma'isiu of thè moscias. due to
It is safe to sty, then that Roose Emma Elttcbcock,
cold or dump, or clirouie rbetnuatism.
Plaintiffs
t
Li snob ca-es no internai treni meni
| veil will feel the pulse of the country
vs.
(.
Sumni'os
ts reqtiire.l. Til» free application of
May Peaice. and uy i
1 pretty.carefully—there at Ovster Bay and all penults un- '
Chaiisherlain’H Linituent t s ail thrtt
1—before he acts, He will have out known, having or claim­
is nee.ied. and il is eertaiu IO Rive
ing an interest or estate,
qnick relief. Give it a trial and «ee
all forts of peope to t ilk to him he; m
the pro,erty m ds-
f<»r youiself tinw quickly it relieves.
will set many newspapers and maga­ the subject <4 tins
the pani nti-l soreness.
The tnedi-
zines- And when he does speak lie action. Defendants
<-iues nsnnlly given iuteruaily for
will speak with th«- voice of the peo- To May Pearce, and to any and all persons rheninatisiu are poiMinotis or very
Tli*-.v are worse
unknown., having or claiming an interest or es­ strong medicine.
i pie—th.it is, if we can judge his tate.
tn the property made the subfect of this tban useless in i - hrm of chronic and
luture by the acts of his past.
action, the above named defendants:
rnnscnlar rb«>ninatisiu.
For stile by
IN I HE N AML OI
ELIE
C. Y’ Lowe.
And the people in this count iv
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Roosevelt do?
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What Will
Lodge etnei FroiìBsslona.1 J3ireotox*y
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Valuable Beggeotign Per
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•roakinf Horsee of Vicious Habit.
Many are at alu-J as t<> a means <jf
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<■ Lodge« w Requested to Notify t s8 Office ou EL> lion of OScers and on
rurliiK a b<>ree of the biting habit. An
expert breeder suggest* the-following
Change of Meeting Night. Card« under this Head are 50c per in., month
tr>>at <Jeut: Keep him, if possible In
y a
<■ V a
a ya V-: J4 V* aí V
< ■> <■ ❖ -a < <* -.*- -a s' -> < a -a -.v*v <- ■> -a <* ■> <■ <- •> -fr.-a,-
sueh position that he can be approach­
ed from in front without entering his
Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M.
stall. When with him be very quiet
ami gentle and feed him with small
VHYSIL'IAS \ SUtMEuh
Iy| EE TS every T hursday evening at 8 run at
apples, lumps of sugar or something
the Bandon
igman. Soioutning chief.
Office over Drug Store. Hoars, J to 1?,
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
rtf tl»* sort and continue as long as he
n.tii. I :H0 to 4, p.iu.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
GE Wilson.
C.S. Hubbard
behaves. Meanwhile be prepared for
C. of R.
Sachem.
NiuLt call« iviiO*vred from office.
treachery. Have a short whip at hand,
but concealed from his view, aud the
KtXIMtN.
...
OltlM.ON
Maaouio.
moment he tries to bite strike him
T2 XNDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F & A-
STATE OF OREGON
l»r S. 1. Perkin«
sharply around tlie nose. Strike hard
M. Slated comniumcaUons first Salurday
Y ou. and each cf you, are hereby required to
so as to punish «severely. but do not are p ogresrive |>olitically; they are
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Office in Denholm Building
site» thè tuli moon of each n.onth. All Master
appear and answer the complaint filed against
keep on striking. One or two blows nre insurgent against the old party ru e you in the above entitled suit, within ten (10)
HOUKS; 10 a. tu. to 3 p.
Shady Brook dairy feed is made Masons cordullv invited J. A. '« orrison, W. M. OFFICE
enough. Stand quietly by until his —against Aldri liism and Cannon- days from the date oi the service of this sum­
nt., 7 p. nt. to 8 p. tit.
mind has taken in the situation a lit­
rolled in good G. T. Treadgold, Secretar?
upon you. it served within this county, or of pure alfalfa meal
Night call
after • tfi-e hours answered from
ism. They are for a mo e direct I mons
within twenty (20) days if served within any
tle, then resume feeding. Repeat this
Residence
mollasses.
The
best
milk
pro-
treatment ns often as possible, remem­ government by the people, and for a other county of the State of Oregon, but if
i. o. o. r
For
bering that success will depend largely better government by the people, I served by publication, then on or before the last ducing feed on the m.nket.
V X.NDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O F.
(day of the time preicribed in lhe order for the
upon the shortness of the lessons and
Sale
by
T.
W.
Robisi. n at Central
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
DENTIST
publication of this .-ummons, which time pre-
i
and
‘
or
a
better
governmental
con
­
their frequent repetition, it may be
brothers in good standing cordially inviteci.
' scribed is six (6) weeks, the last day of which . warehouse.
6tP
Office
Over
Vienna Cafe
L. J Radley. N. G.
some days before he will show much trol of wealth. There are no two will be Thursday, May 5th, 1910.
A.
Knopp.
Secretary
Telephone at Office and Home,
Improvement, but if the treatment is opinions about this. And Roosevelt
And if you fail to appear and answer said
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complaint by the said time, the plaintiffs will
perscverlngly followed up he w’ill see
¡s also a progressive, by tempera­ apply to the above entitled Court for an order
bANDON
.
.
OREGON
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
what the lesson means.
For best early seed potatoes, in.
decreeing the partition of certain real property I
JVTEETS in I. O. O. F. hall every second and
The value of this treatment lies in ment, by conviction, and as a |>oliti-
G. T. TKKADGOL»,
herein described, said order being more specific- . quire oi J. H. Jones, Baiulon.
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fourth Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st Tu. s'
the fact that the horse by behaving cal policy.
Not long before his ad- ally
defined as partitioning, setting aside and ,
\ND tOl N>bL K
day of the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday ATTORNEY
properly not only receives immunity niinistiafion
closed Congrissman apart from lhe interest of plaintiffs in and to said I
I ot the month. A cordial luvitatiou extended to
AT
LAW.
from punishment, but a reward be­
land, the undivided one-fourth interest of de- |
Butter Wrappers for sale at this all members in good standing.
sides, while misconduct Invariably Gardner of Massachusetts headed a fendents in and to said lands, which said I i
NOTAR«
roui.IC
Clara Goetz, N. G.
brings a prompt and sharp reproof.
small committee to see Mr Roose ; land is contained and situated within office.
Belle A. Kolp, Secretary.
Bandon,
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Oregon.
The absolute cure of so deep seated vdt and ask him if It ■ could not help metes and bounds described as follows, to wit:
Office
Willi
lLtnilon
Iovowtruent
< o
Begining at a point 930 feet West of the
a vice cannot be expected for some
Knight« «if Pythian
North-east corner of Section 36, Township 28
time, but a marked improvement should the progressives in their fight on the
TYELPHl LODGE. No. 64. Kmghts o*
OBJECT TO STRONG MEDICINES
South of Range 15 West of the Willamette >
soon be shown. Remember that time Cannon rules in the house. Con­ Meridian in Coos County, State cf Oregon, and 1
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
Many people olject to taking the at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
is always necessary for the cure of gressman Gardner is a son in law of from said point of begining continuing West 330 !
Resident Dentist.
str
ng
mediciues
usually
prescribed
such things ami that all the patience
feet, thence running South 264 feet, thence run- '
attend.
Wm. N. McKay, G. C.
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Senator
Lodge.
The
¡»resident
said
Office
in Panter Building
physicians
for rheumatism.
nmg East 330 feet, thence running North 264 by
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
the trainer can command is usually
There
is
no
need
of
internal
treat-
’
feet
to
the
place
of
beginning,
containing
therein
to
him:
required.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M. I to 5 P. M,
acres.
turtil in any case of muscular or
Do not feed the horse too stimulat­
Woodmen of the World
Phone,
BANDON. OREGON
“Gardner, you and I are in much two This
summons is published in the Bandon chronic rheumatism, and more tban |
ing a diet, and it is important that he
Recorder a weekly newspaper published in Coos
xSea.'ide Camp No. 212 meets every fii-t :>nJ
the
same
position.
Your
father-in-
nine
out
of
every
ten
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ca«i*H of the
be used every day. Idleness causes
( ounty, Oregon, for six consecutive weeks be-
third Thursdays of each month. \ isiting
nervous irritability nnd always aggra­ law and my son-in-law don't approve ginmg March 24th, 1910, an 1 end a; May 5th. disease are of one or tbe other of neighbors cordially invited.
these
varieties.
\\
hen
there
is
no
vates a vice.
1910, by order of publication nale by the
of us radicals."
R. W. Bullard, C. C.
Attorney and Oounselor-at-Law
Elon. John F. Hall, County Judge of Coos fever and little (if any) welling, , yon J. N. Hotking, Clerk.
County, Oregon, at Chambers in Marshfield, mat know that it is only necessary to
FATTENING THE PIGS.
apply Chamberlain’s Liniment freelv
Oregon on the 17th day of March, 1910.
l>|{. B. U’. ICOSKITHR
C. R, Wade
Office over Skeels’ Store
to get quick relief. Try it for sale
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ll-6t
Youngsters Will Put on Flesh More
Attorney for Plaintiffs
by C. Y. Lowe.
i Office Phone. Main 335;
This is an ordinance entitled “An ordinance re­
résidence. Main 346
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Dr H. I_, Houston
Dr IL r> Soronasn.
Dr. H. IvX. Rrown.
C. 1?. BARROW
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COQUILL.F.
ORE
Ordinance No. 152.
Economically Than Old Ones.
After it Is determined what pigs are
to be fe<l for market, fattening should
be startisl Ini mediately. Many experi­
ments bave proved that young nni-
innls fatten mon* economically than
the old ones, nnd any delay in finish
Ing is accompanied with a loss.
In some Instances, but they are rare.
It may pay to keep a pig over winter
ns a “store’’ hog. but ns a general
thing he loses the flesh lie accumulated
while suckling his dam, and this can
only be replaced at increased expense.
Corn will now come into the ration
and should be supplemented by all tin*
variety of feed at the feeder’s com­
mand to keep the appetite on edge and
pealing Ordinance No. 14 i entitled “An ordi"
nance to establish a grade upon Fifth street,
improve the same, by grading and building
sidewalks thereon, and to declare the kind ot
such improvements, assess the cost thereof on
the adjacent property owners and to declare
an emergency.’ ”
I he City of Bandon does ordain as follows:
Section 1.
i hat whereas the cost of improv­
ing f ifth street as indicated by the bids submitted
therefor, are too high at inis time to justify the
levy of such assessments, u[x>n the adjacent prop"
erty as would be necessary and required.
And whereas the property owners along said
street have generally expressed their opposition to
such expensive improvements at this time, and
furthermore that the Common Council concurs in
suc h belief, therefore.
It is hereby ordered, declared and ordained
that the said Ordinal ce No. 143, entitled “An
ordinance to establish a grade on Fifth street,
improve the same by grading and building side­
walks thereon, and to declare the kind of such
improvements, assess the cost thereof on the ad-
jacent property owners and to declare an emer­
gency, and the whole of such ordinance from
Sections one (I) to four (4) inclusive, and the
whole of such ordinance be, and the same is
hereby repealed, and to he ot no further force or
effect.
Passed the common council the 15th day of
April, 1910.
C. R WADE.
|S?al)
Cify Recorder.
Approved this It »th day of April. 1910.
G BOAK, Acting Mayor and Chairman of the
1-4 Sec. 33; and SWI-4 of NW I-4 A NW
|-4 of SWI-4 Section 34,
1 ownship 29 S.
Range 14 W, Willamette Mendian, has filed
notice of intention to make final commutation
proof, to establish claim Io the land above de-
sc'lbed, before E. A. D,xlge, U. S. Commis­
sioner, at his office, at Myrtle Point, Oregon,
on the 4th day of May 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lawrence Stitt, of Bandon, Oregon
EJein L. Strader of
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J. E. Young, of
Carl Swelgin. of Prosper
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BENJAMIN F. JONES, Receiver.
Ordinance No. 153.-
A TH HI PTY LITTER.
the digestive organs In first class con­
dition. '1'lils variety should consist of
succulent feeds, mill feeds and dairy­
byproducts and. according to some
breeding authorities, pasture.
When whey, buttermilk and skim-
nillk are at hand they can In* used to
very good advantage with the ration,
starting with a proportion of about
two pounds of milk to one of grain
at incoming time and reducing the
quantity of milk until the pig is fin­
ished on grain alone.
Best results
will Is* realized from dairy byproducts
while pigs are young.
The fattening pigs should gain from
one |Miund to one and a half pounds
daily and weigh in the neighborflood
of 250 or 300 pounds when they are
nine or ten months old. A well br<sl j
pig finished at n weight of 250 pounds
will alsiut till the market requirements
and bring its owner a very satisfac­
tory price.
How to Feed the Pony.
A small pony, especially if a Shet­
land. does not usually require much
grain. A quart of corn In the morn­
ing and a quart of oats nt noon anil
at uight should Is* sutlieient. Give It
what hay it wants and. if the weather
is suitable and there Is good pasture,
turn It out to grass whenever there is
a chance.
Presbyterian Church
CT VY R.EA.
Attorney
DR J. ID KELLEY
‘ nd Counselor-at-i^w
Notary Public
U. S. Lami Contests a Sp .-ally
Physician anil Surgeon
Sunday school every Sunday at
to a. tn; Christian Endeavor in the
evening. Preaching everv Sunday
except the fourth Sunday of the
month. Visitors, welcome.
Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite
Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon
Practice in all Courts
Office in Room No. Il,
Bandon
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I aird-Lowe Bluilding
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Oregon
FOR CONSTIPATION
— <w> —
First class job work a specialty.
A. MC XA IH
THE HARDWARE MAN
HASHS ANU SORE
NIPPLES
BRIDGE Ac BEACH Stoves, Ranges and Heaters have in them so many excellencies
As n healing salve for burns, sores,
sore nipples and chapped
bauds
Cbatuberlaiu's Salve is most excel­
led. It allays the pain of a burn
I almost instantly, and unless the in-
i jury is very severe* heals lhe parts
I without leaving a scar.
Price 25
cents. For sale by C. Y’. Lowe.
PLAY CARDS?
IF SO CALI. AM) LOOK OVER
OL'R STOCK OF
Playing Cards
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Whist, 500 and Bridge Score
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Cards, Punches, Courtiers, etc.
1’RIZEsS FOR
‘
j
AT THE
in favor every year.
F. J. HAYES
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household
and ofFue necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
Our Assortment of Hardware. Tinware .nnd Edfed Tools is Most Complete.
Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line
I
Hb«
I
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BREAKWATER
OPTOMETERIST
o
WILL BE AT
Dr. Perkin’s Of fice
Bandon on the
4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF
that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing
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Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
Sails from Ainsworth Dock, Portland, Wednesday at 8 P M.
F. MILLER, Agent. Marshfield
22d & 23d of Each Month
C. M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
A
Don’t Forget the Date
Bandon Drug Co
The R ecorder $1.50 per yea.r
Advertise in the R ecorder anil
Bring your
you will get results.
.Job Work
Season of 1910.
To tHE R ecorder
New vein Rouse coal clean and
The thorough-breT black Perch
economical. Estabrook Warhouse.
eron stallion Grainanlte, will stand
at the following places during the
season: Bandon April, 1-2 lo-fi-iS
1920 27 28. May, 67,15-16, 23
24 25. June, f-2 3 10 n. 19 20, 29
30 Four Mile. A|»il, 3, 12, 21, 29
Mav. 8, 17, 26.
June, 4, 12 ,21
T rade M arks
Langlois, April, 4 5 9. 13 14, 17, 22
D esigns
23, 26 and 30, May. 1-2.5. 9
> I*
C opyrights A c .
Anrnne widltif n fketrh «nd dnwcrlpfinn mnr
1819 22,27-28,31.. June, 56,9.
»»wirkljr a«»certain our opim- n fr«e whether m
••ivontlnn n prohnblv patentConimiinlnu.
nflatrtrtlrmnndentlid. HANDBOOK «n Patent!
3 14 15. 18, 22-23. 27 and 28
V fl -r ••-.•un; I'MG- it I.
Patents tiU<*n throuah Munn A Co. receive
Sixts, April 6 7 8. 15-16, 24 and 25.
<p»-r*ui/n<»fiee. without chare«, in the
May 3 4, 11-12-13, 20-21, 29 and 30
June 7 8. 16.17, 24-25 and 26.
A handaoTnelv Illn«trated wecklv. J arreat rtr-
ition of anr fH’ieutiflo journal. Term», S3 *
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f »nr months, |L Boid by ah •wwwdealera.
»V. S. Guerin, Jr., Sec. Black
'GNN
& (]()t361Broidwij. New York
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Peri heron. Assn, Langlois, Orc.
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Excellent Remedy For Mange.
For itch or mange, rubbing of tall or
mane, wash thoroughly with warm
«oft water and soap, then rub in with
PATTERNS
brush n proper strength of coal tar MeCALI.
t h brsted for style, prrfrrt f.t. simp • tv«
dip used on sheep and dogs. Scrub
nhabihty nrsrlv 40 vrirs. *• .1 in m
c cry City an J town in II e I- nt* t St »t » ■ 1
every three or four days until cured. I
4 in.or bv m.nl direst. M- ’** *
1’ *
Disiufect stalls and harness also or
any other make. Send lor tree cat.m\-i
you never will get rid of the pest.
Met All’S MAGAZINE
Keep Colts Growing.
Office and residence in Panter residence property
next door to Bi|ou Theatre
Mr. f.. H. Farnham, a promineut
druggist of Spirit Lake. Iowa, nays:
(
“Chamberlaio'H Stomach and Liver
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Tablets are certainly the best thing
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon on the inarket for
constipation.’’
March 17. 1910 Give these tablets a trial.
\oii are
Notice is hereby given that Belle /Axtell Kolp. certain to find th-<ai agreeable and
of Bandon. Oregon, who on January 12, 1909, pleasant iu «‘fleet,
Price. 25 cents.
made Homestead Application (0)098), No,
Sample« free. For sale by C. Y
05098, f ,r SEI-4 of NF.I 4 and NEI-4 of SE
Lowe.
Council.
This i? an ordinance entitled “An ordinance fix'
ing the license for theatre«, shows, moving-pic­
ture houses, and other places of entertainment.
The City o( Bandon does ordain as follows:
Section I.
I hat all moving picture shows (so-
called) where admission fee is charged, shall and
are hereby required to secure a license from th<
City of Bandon by applying to the Recorder, and
paying therrfor, the »um of Five ($5) dollars per
month, and no license shall be issued for less
period than one (I) month, and such license
must be in advance.
Sec. 2. That all shows, including therein,
farces, comedies, or any presentation of a dramatic,
comic or operatic nature [»resented by any com­
pany, oi any special performance given by one
or more persons (including so-called vaudeville)
if advertised as a special feature, or drawing card
by any of the picture theatres (whether adver­
tised directly or indirectly) shall be required to
pay a license therefor of two and a half ($2.50)
dollars per each and every night, excepting only
therefrom entertainments or shown, given by local
talent for benefit of public charities, or loc al
amateur performances of a local character, to l»e
required or su [»ended in the discretion of the
Recorder, which licenses shall be secured in
advance.
Sec 3. That any person, or persons, firm or
corporation, or the manager, agent or representa­
tive of such owner* conducting such places of
business or presenting such shows without having
fir t complied with the provisions hereof, shall
upon conviction of the violation of this ordinance
l»e deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
such conviction be fined in any sum not to exceed
F ifty (50) dollars.
f’assed the Common Council the 15th day of
April. 1910.
C. R. WADE,
[Seal]
Recorder,
Approver! the 16th day of April, 1910.
G BOAK, Acting Mayor anti Chairman of the
Council.
OREGON
BANDON
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATION
Department of the Intenor.
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
March 17. 1910
Notice is hereby given that Joseph A, Kab-
outek, of Bandon, Oregon, who, on May 15
1905, made i ioinestead Application (05497),
No. 1275«. for W 1-2 of NW 1-4. and
1-4 of NW 1-4, Section 28, Township 28
south, range 14 west .Willamette Meridian, has
hied notice of intent.on to make f- inal five year
proof to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before A. D. Morse, U. S. Com­
i
missioner, at his office at Bandon, Oregon, on
i
the 2d day of May, 1910.
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Claimant names as witnesses:
Glen Cox. J. S. Shields. I M. Willard. Clay
Garoutte, all of Bandon, Oiegon.
I I 6t
BENJAMIN F. JONES. Register
Morr .ubsrribrr, than any other fas! '. >
rmyir.ne million » month. Invaluable. 1. '
<-t s-.yles, intt-tns, „i.s auk. ... ”
n
n'sin vrwinc.I.imy needlework, h-iirar
etiquette, eood stories etc. Onrr«o-|.
(worth double), includ.n« a Irre
'• m
Subscribe today, or «nd lor sampl, ropy
All good farmers watch the condi­
tion of their colts when put into win­
ter quarters
A colt allowed to lose WONFFBFV1. 1NOI'CEMENTS
Its colt iltsh ami tteeom« thin will tier- I
to Agent«. Postal brine« premium catalog«
and new cash pfi«- offers. Address
er make the horse he would If kept 1
fit irltll CO. mu w» in»k.. NtW Mtl
growing from the start
Scientific American.
Bruscb Ofltc. C* V St. WuMnfftuo. IX 0.
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CURING THE IlTti.
S S. ELIZABETH
NEW STATE ROOMS INSTALLED
Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and
San Francisco
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First-class Passenger Fare.
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$7.50
Freight Rates.
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$3 on Up Freight
J. E. WALSTROM. Agont, Bandon. Oregon.
E. A E.
T. KruMk owner, and man igers, 24 California St.. San Fnncisco.