Semi-weekly Bandon recorder., October 28, 1910, Image 2

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Contest Notice.
1>uch iwlasa bn g«om by du* *hJ projet j4st>-
the common people. I'uo Iul Ciilu Without saddling their horses, some i
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BENJAMIN F. JONES, Reg. ne,.
ikiiius under tin- c.iiiimaiid « -t Mtij r lidf »lotlictl. others with on»? shoe'
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(■oidou were i»rdc»ed to the S.vr« t , p or Kmto< ted. *ome uith sabre!
United Stales L-nJ I'flice.
Reccidc i* FuCtshing Company.
water. l in y came ipiite imexi»ecl- and pistol or carbine, mounted their,
RuM-bu.'g, Oregon. Sept. 19, |9|0
Notice fcr Publication,
A MtSicieta contra afidavit he,mg been hied
excited
hor.
es
and
a
charge
it
was
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ed.
no
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knew
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they
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T. H. KRIL-XMI JI. lluuiu-u Man^/rt
The Indians, liken completely l»y in this o tils'e by Noah M. Davison, contestant
coming. Alit'Ui luili a imle east (.t
L, against HomestciJ Entry N>. 15645, Stria
riiil**.<ripiion, 51 5o i»*r Year n: Advance. Adveiiiriug Rules IM hi I h
Atlantic City, W\O.. they made surprise, stopped and tied in every 03779, made July I, l*XM. tor S.-W. 1-4 Department of the Interior,
Known mi Appheitilor
4 '1, l‘i tiiimg a S|»*ci>iiiy
U. S. Land Ofice, at Roseburg, Oregon.
then first 1 iiiip in one ol the small direction b it they vastly outnuni- Section 20, Township 29 S.. Range 13 VI’..
Eme.e i Ml ti c 1'anJoti i'o-»U»llue hm
(In...4 Murer
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vallevs through which ‘abundant tieicd lhe soldi- rs who were after | Willamette Meudian, by Benjamin Petty, coa­ Notce u hereby given that Si-jsembet
Albert
Tre.tdgold
them in grand style.
lesce, in which U is alleged that said Benjamin
waler ilowinl
of Fai. City. Michigan, who on September 3,
FRIDAY
Petry has never resided ujx>n or in any way im­
Months
after
this
noted
daybreak,
Major Gordon understood the 111
I9D9. made limber and Stone Entry No. 05456,
proved said land since making said entry, but
lure ot the i»d waiiiors, and str cl bones and skeletons of men and | has abandoned said land for over live years last for Lots 2. 3 and 4, Section 2, Township 30, S.
| in the matter. A vote for 360 X . oruers were given that no ho se sig horses could be f< und, here or there 1 past; said parties aie hereby notified to appearl Ran^e 14 W. W. Meridian, has hl.sl no|M?e <4
True Ideals.
intention to make I*ma! Ti.nl>« and Stone Proof,
Yes on the ballot will place county n ils should l>e given, no guns di,- an old gun or bows and arrow, were respond, and otter evidence touching said al­ to establish claim to ihr land above described,
picked up by prospectors. None of legation at 10 o clock «a. m. on November I, before A. D. Morse, Unit«! States Connnisaton-
chargcd. no noise be made.
Amici savs in his Journal: ‘I he­ divisions where they belong, and
At the close of the div all horses the soldiers were hurt, one alter the 1910, before A. D. Morse. Li. S. Commit* ion«, er, at Bandon, Oregon, on the 29th day of Nov
that
i-
with
the
citizens
ot
the
new
at his other in Bandon. Oregon, and that final
li. ve that our higher nature is out
1910.
were fastened in long lines and very other they returned, all tired out.
heariing will lie held al 10 o'clock a. ni , on
It gave our neighbors an extreme­ November 15, 1910, before the Register and Claimant names as witnesses:
truer nature," and (hat ‘'the highest and old counties in any preposed closely guarded by the sentinels.
Robert W alker, of Bandon, Orep n.
idea we can conceive of the principle division. In a legislature trie log TI16 r.iiiht passed on. In the night ly good lesson, and for months, no Rceiver at the United States Land Oifice in Marry Walk«, of Bandon, Oregoa.
Major Gordon Roseburg, Oregon. The said contestant having, G. 1. I rradgold, of Bandon, Oregon.
of things will be the truest ’
I li it rolling ami political cross scheming a larger valley, the strawberry valley, attack was made
was
the
man
for
the
hour. Years in a proper affidavit, filed September 19, 1910, Pearl R. Walker, of Bandon, Oregon.
much
gold
had
been
moved,
owing
is, think . up, not down. Aman’s destroys any knowledge a member
' to the dangerous locality. The n Ost afterward he had advanced to the set forth facts which show that after due dili-
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
fate follows hi th 'light. If that is from the distant part of the state of lhe claim holders lived in Atlantic rank of general in lhe United States l gence personal service of this notice can not lie 37-IOt
Register.
may
have,
and
in
a
general
vote
ol
low anil mean, so is his life, and so it
Citv, only three of them working a army. He had earned his shoulder
P ohl .
is. it makes no difference what the the entire citizenship injustice in tv claim, which was a good paying one. straps and star.
be
done
through
ignorance.
I They had erected a lolby house with
outward form may I*.
' three rooms, one of which was used
If the child starts in its sleep, I
It is one's duly to have high ideals.
j for a kitchen and bed room, in the grinds its teeth w hile sleeping, picks !
They are sure to ennoble one s life. Aristocracy in a New Role.
j middle room they placed at night at the nose, has a bad breath, fickle
They gio* in conduct and shine out
an old mule, and the other room was appetite, pale complexion, and dark j
in enthusiasm, her >ism, love, piayei.
a
Opens an account with this bank and starts you on the road to
Au aristocracy of ailiments’’ lias store room. In each room was a rings under lhe eyes, it has worms;
wealth. With a deposit of One Dollar wy will loan you a neat
They make the real man. Every been set up by the Rockefeller In­ small window, four inches by twelve, and .as long’as they remain in the
little
bank to put your savings in each day anil when the bank is
man can make his own life beautiful, stitute lor Medical Research, which ini lies, through which in time of intestines, that child will be sickly. !
full
you
can bring the bank to the First National Bank and have
just as God made the world beauti is.to be opened in New York City. need observations could be made WHITE’S CREAM VERMIFUGE |
it opened, lhe key to the small bank is kept here ami the small
bank can only lie opened by us. Call tor parliculais. Open Sat­
That is to say, a patient must lie and the same holes could be user! as ' clears out the worms, strengthensi
iul by expressing Himself in it.
urday evenings.
the stomach and bowels, and puts '
with a iare and battling poit holes in case of an attack.
afflicted
This cannot lie attained if there is
The same night the soldiers arrived the little one on thy road to health
disease, a disease which doctors
the supremacy of low, material con­ frankly admit they know very little a large party of Indians had con­ and cheerfulness.
Price 25c per
ceits. The gteatest psychological about, before the doors ol this gild­ templated a raid on Atlantic City bottle. Sold by C. Y. Lowe.
fact ever written is that of the Bible: ed palace of healing will be open to and their trail passed the last named
STATE DEPOSITARY
house. It was about three o’clock
“As a mm thinketh in his heart so receive him.
I have for sale on easy monthly
This is not a poor man’s hospital, in the morning, the night had been
is he.” Not in his head, through
payments, a number of the largest
cool,
and
a
heavy
log
h
d
settled
in
nor yet a rich man’s. All treatment
his logic and reason, but in his heart,
and finest residence lots in Bandon.
ment, drugs and care are free. Its every valley. All at once the mule
where his dreams, his longings, his physicians and surgeons do not treat began to bray, and outside the cabin Address E. M Furman, Coquille,
ideals are. These make the man.
cases outside of its walls. The only horses could be heard approaching. Ore., or E. J. Hutchinson, Bandon,
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This doctiine is as close to file as reqirement for admission as a pa­ The three men awoke, left their bed Ore.
NEW STATE-ROOMS INSTALLED
an I each posted himself at one of
miking pig iron or in ving the crop. tient is that the ailment must be
the port holes awaiting the attack
,
Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and
Town Betterment Suggestion.
A man without ideals is worse rare, battling or puzzling, and one
As Boston has Its "1915." so Abing­
More than an hour had passed,
that will not yield Io ordinary diag­
San Francisco
than no account. He lives like a
but it was possible that the Indians ton. Mass., lias its 1012. Since Abing­
nosis or treatment
ton is a good deal smaller than Bos­
b*ggar on a princely estate.
Who would qua lily lor admission '«ere there yet, as the mule kept on ton, it aeetned unnecessary to allow
First Class Passenger Fare,
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$7.50
to this branch of aristocracy if he braying and no sounds bad been quite as much time to make it "the
finest ever" as the larger city had
Freight Rates,
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$3 on Up Freight
could help it? Certainly not infants, heard to indicate that the body of done. Besides, In 1912 the town of
Bowerman’s Record is Clear stricken with paralysis, whose dis­ Indians had moved on. The three Abington will celebrate its two hun­
J. E. VVALSTROM, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
ease is a special passport to entr men, knowing that in case of an at­ dredth anniversary. The village im­
E. fie E. T. Kruse, owners and managers, 24 California St., San Francisco.
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provement
committee
has
taken
up
the
tack they could not resist, owing to
ance;
tier
the
victim
ot
pneumonia,
matter
and
has
sent
out
a
printed
let
­
Resenting the charge that Jay
st
another favored guest; nor the man the one side which cculd not be de­ ter to the townsfolk suggesting several
Boweiman, Republican direct pri­
with heart trouble, who trembles fended, held a consultation and simple tilings which can be done by
mary nominee for Governor, is a constantly upon the verge of disso agreed tiiat one of the three should almost everybody for the betterment
of Ills ywii property and which. If
corporation man, Chairman Notting liition; nor the fortunately rare suf­ mount the mule and make a dash for done at all generally, will mean a great
ham and Secretary Mason, of the ferer from “Addison’s disease." nor help. Straws were drawn, the one enhancement in the town's attractive­
holding the shortest straw had to ness l»y 1912. Tile committee Itself
Republican State Ct ntral Committee, the pilable wreck of humanity in
mount the mule, the door was will, as far as possible, look lifter the
yesterday issued the following signed the dread clutch of locomotor atax­ opened, and with clubs beating the public places, such as the grounds
about railroad stutious, the schools and
ia. This aristocracy of ailiment is
statement:
the triangles at tlie intersections of
and
inule
to
get
him
to
speed
up,
clearly one of which no oae would
•
“Unable to find anything in his willingly become a member. But, with several God speeds, man and the streets.
public or private life to attack or being bv some mysterious power animal rushed down the line. The
Beautify the School Grounds.
While all our cities null towns arc
Indians
at
once
gave
pursuit,
and
criticise, the Bouine-Ch.imbeil tin— impressed into its ranks, those thus
making a mail scramble to build or itn
soon overtook the mule and rider, prove
parks It may be as well to pause
West forces are making the ground­ cruelly disfavored will have cause to
and for sport they pricked rider and mid consider if school grounds are not
be
devoutely
thankful
for
the
benev
­
less charge that Jay Bowerman is a
sadly In need of planting and general
olence that has provided for them a mule with long sharp pointed sticks. care.
Cities often have beautiful parks
corporation man. Reference to tin
palace «if retreat—possibly a source Over the top of the first ridge they and bare, Inhospitable mid nnsatisfy
record of Mr. Bowerman as a mem­ of healing.- Oregonian.
came and sped on down into the sig premises about the schoolhouses.
valley. The fog still covered the Children schooled amid p'.asmit and
ber of the State Senate during the
ornation surroundiug will make a gen­
camp of the soldiers, but the clatter­ eration
last six years, shows that in 1907 lie
of adults who will demand the
ing of many fast running horses, the finest partis and other public Improve­
Looking Backward.
actively assisted in the enactment ol
call for help by the pursued miner, ments
a bill creating the Oregon Railroad
awoke the soldiers before the se. ti
Commission. At the ¡909 session
W anted — To trade fi tie resi­
Major Gordon. — Not long aft» r nels were called out by the corporal
ol the Legi'il.ttuq* it was none otliei the mutilated remains of Lieutenant of the guard.
dence property in Myrtle Point for
Distributors, Marshfield, Oregon
Major Gordon was posted on such residence property in Bandon. Ad­
than Mr. Bowerman, as president ot Spambaugh had been sent to Wash
(Made and Guaranteed Under the Pure Food Laws)
Senate, who forced from a commit ington, thew.tr department did for night attacks, and before the chase dress Don, P. O. Box 498, Eugene,
one of ille tippet class what they had had fully reached the camp, he Oregon.
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t ie the measure providing for a vote
by the people on the proposed con­
stitutional amendment conferring on
the state the authority to proceed
with lhe construction of railroads
deemed necessary to the state’s de­
velopment.
“In the present campaign Mr.
Bowerman is advocating a publ <
service commission which shall have
regulation and control of all gas,
water and electric light plants and
street railway systems in the interest
and for the protection of the generei
public. We submit to the voters of
the state if this is such a record or
the promised performance cf a man
tainted by corporation control or in
fluence Certainlv these facts con­
clusively controvert the baseless al­
legations that were being mad»
against the Republican nominee."
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Capt. Dan Morgan Smith
Former Assistant Corporation Counsel of Chicago and one of the most brilliant
speakers of the day, whose services are in demand from one end of the country
to the other, will speak in this City
At The Opera House
On Sunday Evening October 30th
On “Prohibition is morally wrong”
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The legislature should have noth­
ing to do with creating a new
county. Neither shonld the peo­
ple who ate not interested directly
Capt. Smith’s address on this subject has been delivered scores of times and has
gained him the plaudits of tens of thousands of his listeners It is an interesting,
fascinating and eloquent discussion of a subject that effects every home.
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