TWO
tfSTOF CLAIMS
" -rVillmvhiK H It Mat of (he Hflinm
'Huililfil ui.il allnwril lit Hit r.-MUlur
July term of t itiiiily c-uiirt:
(irai-rnl t'otinl)- Fund
ItoDflinric KI.tIi .. IIJ.o... Kluti.
J 111 Atvi.l.'iil I in in Ihhi in til. Hi. '.
' S ll..nlim d:'..r.l. W. J. Itumii- l!(tt.K.i.
Susl.- I'ux $s.')0. V. I-'. Hoilon
rHu3.?l, (ieuiKf ( 'ri-io.liaw lie,'.;:!,
'11. H. Hhoitri.iK.- . Ii. Alln-
-r I1H.IM. I0.I JMimi-r !!.. W. A.
' l.ud.linKlon 111.!, .1. 1 1, li-i ry
"42. U9. (-'. !'. WlltMHl I.l.lll, O. II.
-.Mittthpwn $r..y:i. i'oiiiiitii-p criMt
Jtiii.iti:, Ilnna stiihlili-t'ii-iil ir.o. Mi. Ilt-ii
--.mll l:i.'.lft. Klllii itailivllle I-1'..OO,
.Jlomcr (liilluli lliil.i.'l, W. II. c'ur-
...iiitii.-iH .1. ii. snn.i.-r 11:11.7:1,
....;. S. Shui triilm. IT.imi. ( om-iHl Mil
,.T l.l. U. 1). .MInl.T V. c.
, lmiinut tn '.'E.!i. W. .M. St.-u.-r $x.fl7.
Kl..y.l Wtilxun ll'.iiy. Alli.-rt (iic-n
. Is. 1.7. I.'aliih IVIr.'.iulli $.'.!. T. I-:.
. HIHU.t..li IS. -111. .1. I. Kauai S I T
',K. II. 1 1 'i I in ill $II!I.M. V. T. .1.1. k-
1...11 ;..vi. s. l i. I .. lil $i:::i7.'.
-'IIiism-II Oilli' $1 11.71. W. K. WatklKM
wSh;.7:l. Iti.v l-'tfli.-r IL'I.HI. Iilck
- ItlUKfl $11.11... .1. M. llMii.l..rfr IJIi'il,
(Ida liuiilli.vill I l.nx, clailil Tul.ott
"-" 1 1.!. W'.il .l.ilhfr 12. mi. .Mr.
-W'fl.'ll. I'..!IX. W.tir.ll Clunk.- $1.02.
'-'J. l- llorlhy -'.:i:l. t'liir.-ii.-.. Inin
'I:J. $2ri.r.il. Huron V. d.MIKll $M.I-".
-Marliill (.'leim'NM ftl.2it, IV..(h.K Ciifh
inni'iry $21,111. c. A. niHxIit
Il:l2.:.l. K.'inliiuloii Itnn.l I'ii. SI .)2,
HcuiiKi (liillot) $!7..rM. II. A. I.iin.
...$H.. N. IC. I'.li'lilii'ilHiiii $7. IX, II. I..
KppKtVii! $lf..!l. A111111 Dyi'r $l."..tM).
IJ. Wolf. Mil $l.!i!l. Wllilor & Ak.'P
. $ l.r.lt. H. II. I'niv $l.ll't. V. A. .Mull-
iiIiik $;l.(((i. .1. ).. Ii.kIki.ii SI. (hi, 11.
W. (lllpnti-l''k $la. (', I'orl t'mp.iuii
. fiuirliT $:n.l(t. Tin K.-nnnniv MM.
$:16.7S. Mm. 1-nii I i-ii 11 111. 'JO. It In-
port (larii.. $1.:17. .1. Ii. Iio.lon
$:... t'lias. .It.li.'R $tl.l'.t. II. -oik.'
- Solatium $15.02, Hoy ('al.-liliii?
- IKOO.llO. V. It. Hmwn Klei'. S.-rvI. e
$!.. I.. It. Ulii.rl $2. HO. I'.-lc I'liun
.$27Hill, llriiiiinir.'r II10N. $10.00, l'. .1.
Hi.'ier Si ('... $i.l2. I'nclflr l-'i-ull
I'lo. Co. $12.75, Jnk.. Klliitll Jr. $2.r.fl.
I'lonei-r (In. w Co. $0.1:1. Unym-n
lirtiK Slon. $1,7.'.. l-'rc.l Siii'iirhiK.'ii
$10.00, Curl I.Iii.1kh- $1:1. Hit. M.,r-
'' Kan'H Oro.prv $2.1.00, IfwIKhl K.l
'.' wnriin Co. $17.70, H. W. iilli. i ly
"' $11.00. Mm. C. W. Ilnnl $2.f.o. S. R
H.ilHliiK.'r $25.00. I.i-iior.- (lo.irri.y
" $25.50. HoHolilHK Potllliy Co. $11 So.
' Hot' Acr 7 .-.I'. K. T. 1 1 1. in 1 1 11 $10.0.1.
ItoH.'liiiiK Ni-wa-lt.'Vh'W $s'J.20, llan-
luiimtLMi & Company $.'!o,oo. Jack
- JliKKIIIX $1 CI. Itov Ak'' $7.51, VV.
MHlinliiR $2.."0, ItaMilitir'.'d'n &' 'o.
- $111. :I7. Slate Fair l-'uii.l Itiolt.o t.
.. 11. l- CliilHiin $70.11, Clar.-n.-.' Dnn
V lop $71.50, CIliltrllMI ll.ly. Co.
$I12!R)I. J. A. IH'IIII Powili'l' Co. $l.:5.
lloalv-Wooil Co. $K7.:iS. I'si'lNr T.'l.
ft Til. Co. $lok.3.l, ll.-HKli' I.. lU'.l-
barn $5.25, chiiM. )'. llopkllit. $ii'l.9Q.
'llllii A. Ori'i'ii $.!i!l. II. A. Twinn
- $1.1111. II, 1.. I'lppsl.'ln $15.00. (I. H.
Clayton $10, as, II. A. Lull" 1 1.11:1. II.
n- M. Ml'Colift $2, 05, di'OI'KK OlIilnll.MOO'
$1.00, Iti'il CroKM l'liorniai'V $0.50, (1.
. V. N'irholH $10.(1(1, li.'iin (Ici'i't'lHon
. Co. $1.25. II. Oillo $H.:i5, ItoH.'lium
, Mo.l.'l llnk. rv $1:1.01, Ilrown &
KltlKSInn $2.15. Sti'lltllfl ft Chi'tin-
w. lli $11.25. Alli'ii K (lioi ..ry $10.00.
1'altf l.lllillier Co. $.. i. W. ,1. .M.'i'i'
s .Hill $12.50. K. .1. WlilllK. oll $52.00.
Jl in. John I'.-nlnoy Jtlo.flo. clnir.'lilll
ililw. Co. $:l ho. IL.to'liiirK Hook
" Hlori. 111. 7!t. Sinli.'i-lhi Sun $2.50.
,', (Irpliu Ci.lllna $12.00, tliiril HawyorH
. $11.00. (iri'ifoti S...ll.rH lluin.. $12.00,
- Kllf-n A. 1'oiU $00. o-i. Tuny Kil.-
luirh $111.00, Kiik.--Chapiiian Co,
V $11:1.72. Mm. .1. .1. cimin.-i.i $10.00,
" ItoKi'lMiiK l-'.lfi'lrl.- $:lil.s.'.. . Mary
Whlpiil.. $2S.r,ll. Killth Avlli'll I71..1".
ffnr Aikoit IIK.OO. C. V. A.'k.-rt
$21.00, Mai-Mti-rH Ill-UK In. $2S.I10.
I'ui.11 I. mull, -i Co. $IS.1, I. II. Smllh
. lxo.no. I.. 1:. II Iiikit $11.00. Min
tln i.iovd s.'i-v. $10.1111. ,nii 1 hu 11 r'ui-
rtoii $;..oo. Iiallv .loiirnnl of Com.
.$2l.:lo, Cal. c.ii'Kuii l'uw.-r Cn $::ii.27.
..r. II. Iianitli.'ilv $20 50. I.llllan 11.
.Jiavli. $IS.'0. Mm. W. A. Hah $7.50.
il.olKi' lilili-ili $11.70. Wliurt.in
-fiiuc. $22.1,5. Wnrr.-ll Cloiiki' $1.02.
Tli'ail'oril llros. $ll.l'7. cllnlon llor-
thy $122.70. II. A. Mim.-ii k $n:i.:i.
'"imp. ma Mill TimiiiT c... iK.ie.
"ila.r.lux llroi i ry I :.!. II. I '. Mori..
'tn. 10, Tin- A. I.l.'iz c... fl.511. Mm.
"T. II. Horry $11.20. N. H. Hl.liiiril--un
7.i. 11. 1.. i:pp.-U'in $21. as. I'.
): Woiioiii $1,011. c. . iMnltiH-
wio.oo. A. I.. Atklim $2:i.!17. II. I..
-l.pi.li'lM $27.5:1, UVulvrn Clllon
2.o7, llavn.-H Ilriitf Mltnv $2,011,
.tyiBlk'H Hlllillo $:i. 10, Tlln Wnilllinn
.Ulli 2.0H, lr. (l.'U. 1.. Nl.liulau
IUS.00. HloinH-r OriiK Sluri- $05,011.
J II. NliholK $S.IU. Clum. .lonr
.412.1.5(1. II. W. VollllK At Sun $1.50.
Jjalo llatrli'ld $0.00. .1. M. Ilroni.
Ti" A. 1.. I'clklnn $5.00. llofcal.l
7 WVulhiM ly $201111, in. II,.... I'..
llollrk $17.5(1. AKIloH M. Hilt llforil
'io I 1, Cal. m. H..n l'uw.-r Co.
"112:11. Ill IM.'Hllor Co. $1,011. .1.
Ml ' Slnnlix.-r 75. Kiivm.nnl llarrli
:. Kinls nllliiul $5.(in. A. 11. 11.-
tt'lflll $10.00. rinr Mt. l.linilii'l' Co.
Jl'iiO. A. Calllnl" Co. $2S.I, K II-
iain $11.31. Huml.iira SI. am Ijinn
lry $11.21. Tin' Suthi'i'llii Son O".'.
t.v C. Jlllla 12.21. W.nl ColKl
Kl'tlllllK $H.IH. .lainll.-ri(.'
a'orti'l- $IS.(II. IioukIiih Coiinly
illils $2S.;ni. 1'aHH.' T.-l. T...
.$41,110, .1, S. IttlMioll $20.00. T. !.-
iioi.1 $l..oo. cliur.-hdl Ililw. to.
"$IS0 lr. H. H. Sliu.-liutlli'l- $111.50,
'.I ' U l)u,lii..n $'.'.00, tlvuiuv ollim
)iolio $2,511. J. M. Itiill.'r $:l.i:l. Anna
'ii,n..n $s.oo. v. s. Iliimilinn $5.oo.
" llrntrnl Itiinil I'miil
St..lllu..m.-1'i Wai.l C... C!.0. T.
M Tavlor $."..2(, Wouilnifl llros.
"$l".((. (lakl.v-!. (India.. $1.75. ore-
.,n Mn.i.. Illi!hua Com. $27.:',o.
IiiiiiIiiiiii. Ci.riiitnll V lla.l.-li
$2(12.02. (IMV.-I.I 'Af.'U l. lli'
$II.IS. llMli'M Af.'t l.-IK- (o $
M II I Salirui.l Tiailui Co. '
dWiowtl & Kinltnluil $2...0, II. ins. II
ciu rul. t Co. Il .'.o. chKr.-liill II. lie.
H'Co- $I1S !15 CliilH lllll IhlVV. Co.
$SIS2, Anna Hush $12 "0, 1 1 II It M
'I'l.lw. $11.. 70. (I. A. llous.T I,...'.
Illvuli $1.75. !.. II Cliiimlii-m Motor
Co $1 25 Tavlui's llall.-iv SI".
!$:!, Ili.ilv-V.....I Tim- Co. 1 1 3.
WPi.l loll HI "". $5 I". C. A
.wo.,,1 Mi.o.r i' 11 si. . !! ,-
,,rv $7 s.". Cu Mini s ill. inn' $1. I"
-llarta II. lw. 1 1..7. It. .(..us S.-rvl. .
Slatlull $-'s 10 SlfiHIiH I Ii. 110
" -.- I $IS7C I...l.k.' r.-.rs C"
$1,100. Oaklan.t M i-. li 1 n.- sli.-p $l.i" .
Svavii.- unipaio $;.:.'. II S. I'.. 11. .
',. in, 3.,. .1 V, Kiill. v $I".'V
'witlf. c.auiu- $10 1.1. I.""-"
'(larmo $lic. Mill"!- Si.lifoiil li'l.'
1 't. Cu $IS . Sli. ll (HI Co. II 13. '11
- '1: M c.r.il.lo- II "i. ('('
l'i'il'ls $ "S 20. Talol' lli.lt. i v SI".
. it" " i'mwim M III i.I.I..- 1117. Tin
. Kus.-i.iilK liiiiaif '.; V' J."'
. 1 ih.-( Co. !.7.M. J ' A'I""'S
. I SS. I :.. Mlll.-r Snnlui.l lia.lul In
. $"115 00. l-:nu.-ii.- Cun. '('.' I'll'-- ("
- lis-'.ol. V. It. Hr.. wn r.l.-i-. s. i ii. .
. 7 :to C A. I.u. k I Mo I "I ' ".
' oil Who 1 HU'-'. I--1 -- Mvillr
' it -.-k lliiiiiB'- l 2.1. All.-n Itinll.-
iisl'125 T. T.nli.r 2.I-V
I lit 1 ii tit'
l-i :(n A list lll-W .'sl,-i 11 l.i'i'"
M I. .'.. V
' lii-neral llontt l'arll
A. 1 1 unto, $:
--Jov Bath Takes Out
"CORNS
ALLOWtD AT JULY
TERM CO. COURT
rJ New English Way
zziTrk'' '0" ,'nn ,iH,,rp ,n iii"
-lji$'l 'b t onii'iit. run .mitt ll mid
- have lt(i"(l ( 'O'""'
' tilhuisca and Iihi-U Hklii.
, l lli! Bnicncotl. iti hlliK mid hum-
, fnK'n""" 01 .viiiim hi iiiu
' Itndox Iliith :t or Iwiln. as many
jilKlita in miircsidoii and yon lilt
out coma roola mid nil.
No more fool iinony (niei'd
Bti'OiiK. vlKoroiii fret Unit "HI
"Z nrver (to back uii you. Nallnin Kill-
li'il oil buIIb Hallux -bo tlo all lead
' Jfltf-ai'Ub'glBts. Adv.
$202 2:1. C. V. Lumpen $1 IS 2.1. JloJ
il.-y.-rs $122.2(1. Unit Maltlu-HH
lii.l. lis, M. A. Clemen,, $i:tll.72. It. S.
Kjrkpattlt'k $H'J.75, U urr.-n IM.-k
$105. ,3. ij. II. TIiiiikIi :n :l, r
lan.l Wll. y $I1S. 77. 11,-nrv Chill .
$HI 3.1, Ariliur ihun-ii $17. SI. (I. .
Uiwann $.m.lij, .M. ,1. Thrnali $10011.
V.;.l; '!"""r 1 u.:n;. j. 11. Uuiro,.i
$2 li.i, I. 11. Wulrvrd IS7.7S. w.
t',1 ",a V'l'i1": ' " spainnk
$10-. .10. J. A. hiiiuu-uke li'i.ji, 1, (J
U.all,,-,,y $l75.2:i, A. f, ,
$li...ll. 11. (1. Jlatihiwn $:i.!is, r.,1
t-,-- if "'IV -,-, l"'.'''1'. "all,.,-,,,,.,,.
I.l.i... II. (1. ThriiHli $7. III. U' .1
I- L'l'UIIHOll 135 Sx l,i mi ' .. .'
$13. 35, I.i-wIh i-'ri'isl $22.42. Itolli,.
-im., tii.1,1. II. M. M,.tn $2.(l!l,
IVr.-y A. W.1,1, I.-. 9S. X. .;.
jrdBnnlSJ.ill, l-'r.-il llartnian $2.:i.
$."..HS. .l,.,in Sluiiin $'2y.y,. Mav il,....
-r $14,117. N. ),. i..., , $ 1 33.4K. Ali-'-"BS'lon
$121171. T. (1. Ijiwsoii
$ .(i.. Itay Hnl.lwiii $01 2S c
W'n.li. $K1.29. Tony .Manlri'il $2'' K4
I'.llen CI111r.il $34. .IS, II. w. l.awson
$25.11. 11 v. I. wcuii $20:13. Allitrl
kari-lur t2.M. IV. A. (ir.-rn $i,5s
H. A. I.oni. $I7S. W. A. Cn-i-ll $2 III'
J. JV. .I'rye $1,411. I. M. Mmllh ll.'is'.
s. J. sin-inn $l.i!i. H..i-,,- liumi $,.,
Hnrkfl Hand 1II1U
Coen T-1, 1 1 I ... i- t.'o. $i.sij. Urn, If Did
llros. 1 .3 1. .1. A. Di nn I'.iw.l. r c.,.
Il:(:!52. u O. IMrk.ir 60-, Karl I..
A,,',',lJ,,,'f!'1'"''.,U'm"li'" AliHtr-l
(1 n. Ils.llli. l-'r,-il l. Slat.- $2121.00.
Riikciik On. I'lpu Co. $2.'.S CO. Mm.
I. la MuntKomi.r" $:;o.ofi Mrn Mary
W. Hiishnoll HVil. Chiir.-i.iii 11. 1...
co. $30.03. Hall .la,-,,,,,., t'nt ,'
riurnry Hi on. $25s Os. Jlur'i I'rlnt
iili ('... $11.00. 'i. Alt. .i,,.r ,-.
Mnrki! lliind Pnyroll
It. J. Spal.liiiK $4.1(11. It. J. Hpalil
Inic t I.BS. II.Mi M .. 11 0..11 $v.!iu. Tom
.I.-nnla $5.!is. Wnlt.ir I . 1 . -1, 1 1, ,,
$,.0.S3. Hay Wright $5.!l!i. .,.,
I lam $11.07, .1. 11. Kill I, , to,, s 1,7,
John II.. wo $10.17. H. A, Hinr.-s
$I.IX, Warren Tlson $2.1(0. I,rr.-I
llarkec $1,110, (lllh..rt Illmlor $5:.S5.
Arlhnr Mink $5. US. Ji-an Khrilin
$1(11.70. W. T. Malh-ry $50,111, M,,,-.
lis It.-e.l $S.I7. II. M, A!.-linn $I.IS.
H. It. MohtKnin-'rv $7.17. l-lrn.'Ht
Malthi'ws $5. OS. w. .1. M.ir.dllh
$2.21. (inn Slinili.y $01.37. U.-oninil
Walaini $37.37, J. It. Siiinl,.,- $4.50.
II. A. SioKi-l $95 01. Darr.-ll llarkm
$3.00. Paul l.ndwiK Sr. $S.22. Hr.l.l
foid HroM. $28.45. Itoinlt- Huwaid
$Hi!7. It. p. Allnlor $1110(1. Tom
Mlnt.-r $2.00. c.-orjr,. Kmitli $:(s.s7.
I'lint-li'S tin. .din $2.90. Charli-K ilood-
In I5.KS. John H n. v $201(1. C. It.
-Mill's $11. OS. Sam l'ow.-ll $7. OS. Ham
I'nw.'ll $7. OS. .1. I-:. Marks $20.17.
I'.'to I'lnm $112.51, Itiiymnnd Spoil
$37.37, William Shannon $34.:S.
I'Ted WrlKhl $11.07. Ul.k lloldwin
S.K7. I'. IV.nMt $s.07, Jiti'k K rti I '
$1 IS, Allii'l-I llalla li:!l.7.1. 11,1
Mattnotl $1.40, N.ds Hy. It'll $IS.I4.
Lew Howo $S.07. W. A. Smllh ten. 1 1 .
Hurry Wood $17. ill. (J. W. VaiiKhn
$20.01. I't'lry lluiid $2.00. H. C.
Monlwoinorv $2.00. A. A. .Im-oliv
$17.01. C. Al. Sli-Ki-I $73.l7. Il.it
ColKi'l'I $3S.S7. IC. 1.. Sllitpson I3K..S7.
Mis. Alllmli. Hnshn.'ll $2.50. 11. (1.
.Matllli.ws $2.10. Hun Mattooii $2.1111.
1','l't'y L.anudoli $17.19. Stlli'y AdiilliK
$19.47, ItoniTo llonurd $21.07. Iiny-
Imi Al liter S21.01. Kay Alitdison
$1.48. IX It. rtrdfli'ld $3S..17. Alliort
(.Iri'iin $4.4S, AILel t llri',11 $5 OS.
fi.'ii. Itlitshy $20.0.".. John Kynn
$14.05. linrr.'l Harkor $7. OS, Ijnrr.'l
llarkvr $7.0S. H.'it Kruso $5.0S. I''n-d
Wrlk'ht $SI.7S. J. 11. I'lllli, 1.111
154. 55. Cail lllll Jr. $5.08. V. Hut
chinson $8.07, llnvld Crlspon $1.1.17.
c. K. liarrovv $4. -is, 1111 14-11 Mini-,
vlnuy $4.48, It. .1. SpuldliiK 12.1:1.
Clyde Ityd.-ll $87.32. John Hoyi'ii-luiKi-n
$11.05, l''r.'il Hurl 1111111 s.l(7.
W. W. Wallon $17.07, C. 11. Ilulland
$.15.41. A. U Ihlliti-r $17,111. It. II.
MonlKoiuorv $33.1(1. Ch.-stor U'll
liiinis $2,011, H.-nrv -hint's $0.48,
Hnlph llowilld $04.30. Ch.'Sji'l- How
aril $37.37. II. A. SI.'K.'l $11,115. It. 11.
MiinlBuiuery $7 08. Alli.-rt lii-erli
$5.08, Itonilo Howard $10.17. 1'oul
l.tldwlK Jr. $17.10. I'Tlllik llradroid
$5 iis. Itov l-'lsh.-r $111.13. L k ItlKus
$1.00. .1. N. ItosliTinundt '$8 1 37. (I.
0. Malllu'WN $7.47. (1. (1. Malllli'WH
$4.09. .1. W. (loilhl $3103, (Hen
IHliauy 1 IHH J. W. llottl.l $212.38.
ItniMl IHslrlet I'nyrttll
Tele CI11111 $11.22. Vernon l.er
wlll $28.41. A. Aleliiilnhenil $11.05,
John Ilrown $2,011. Charles -lo-lson
$4,411. Ashur Am',' $8.08. It, A. I''lii.l
1,1 V $71. SI. t'.'liiirlen W101. $55.1111. I'M
Haskell $35.88 Conanl 'rownsund
$17.1(7. C". ll I.ane $10.43. l-'.meiy
Halley $23.08. Clyde Itydell $1710.
Ilett 'llur.l $11.0C. I'Tniik Kaiiseltu
$1.48. tl. W. Croueller $5.23. Janiei
Ailainek $2.24. C. A. lTtl.-k $1105.
1. ee Hnlltler $lrt.4fi. It. H. Muntirom
ery $11.0(1. C. tl. MoiilK.nnerv $2.00.
lleortle Smllh $5.08. lien Matloon
$1(111 I.eltov Chinelilll $1(07. Unr
eel Hacker $11.00. Haul l.iiilwlu Sr.
I15.S0. Joe I'rlllltle $17.07. Ilol.ll"
llnwartl $38.1(1. l.eroy Chill'thlll
$13.01:. Mclvih lltnvoi-.l $8 09. Albert
C.reen $5.08. H. I.. Hall $1.10, A. II.
Hunter $4,110. 11. A. KI111II11V $11-22.
It I'. IXh-kiHI $35.07, tlelllian Thlel
$3.00. I''re.l WrIKht $111.01''. Isodurti
llnnili'ilil $1105. .loo Doodl'eiui
$11,211, O. O. Alallliews $12.4(1. A. II.
Hunter $14.07. Clifford Aifee $1.48.
Helherl Keith $07.27, l-lrnesl Koepke
$76.77. John A. Wroe $2.90, l-'redtlle
T.iwnsen.l $17.1(7, IM llfiijoniln
$S07 C. V. Pliekett $12 47. llllltert
Hinder $13 911. Itov Visiter $11.22.
Mani lie Mnill'lll $17.08. I.. Oiayen
$3 73 It. Moure $2.00. Will Inholt
$ I 1.05, cliiirl.y Aeker $5 08. T It.
Tiller $'00. M. N. Ilinuphreys $..40.
0. H. Hetlfl.'ltl $5.08. Sidney I'Teene
$111.14. .1. Thlel $1.10. II.K Mnlloon
$2 09. I'Tniik llrntlfurd $2.00. Perey
1. aiiKdon $5 011. I. A. MeCoril $14.07.
llvinn neyore $7.17. .M. Krafl $.08
William Selnlnir $2.00, Itav lllon.t
$1.40. lean Kraliton $3.11:'. I' red
I hit 1 1111. ti $5.08, I'Tniik Churchill
115.011. Hyron Kevore $2.00. J. H
I'ullerlon $8 21. I.ottls I'ellnlid
$0 71. Will, llullipler $0 71. Hoy I'.d
wnrds 12.00. 1.. I.. SlnKlelon $26.07.
C. W. I'u.k.'tt $84.83. Allll.tr K.llh
807 17 .am llla.k 150.80. Win
II. dines $11 811. '"nr. it Ahl.ull
138 87. Harry Hettil 't'sun $110 8,
It. A. I'llldlay $11.22. Iiti'ik lllll'l
tll lit'.. It. H. Mlnt.'l' $1.1(8. I'lanil
I'm khnrsl $11 00, II. W iToiii h. r
$1'. OS (7. W. Croueller $35 00. U I'.
Craven $11011 P K. llliiinlell $.'00.
ITeil Schlilu $"'08. .1. X. ItoK.r
1. .1111.11 $1"08. I'nrr.'t Harker $1' 0 . .
l-'rnnk Churchill $1' 117. A. Sharp
$1 to, KollllP Howtltd $7.83. l-lttlik
I'rltialc $8 0., 11,111 l.ttttiviH .11.
$2 Oil. l-'i iink cliut. hill $13 oil. Hot
llt.'lll Thlel II I. OH. IV (. M'tllhews
1(00. A. 1 1. U'intiT $100. Hen-
Thnmits $2 00. C. W. Put Hell ''-'('.
11. ntiNtalsun v:i.. i.erui 11111-.-lilll
$15 00. Itov Visiter $10 I'd. I'. IV
Mlnlel $5 08. I C IllHK.'lihutlism
120 01 I'-te.l Cunli $17 01. S M Vd-
-111. II I'l, T. H Hill ""II $s5 01.
Hnlph St. One 114 05 ( II W llttnnn
vin $2"0 It. A M. ('..id $'.'08. I-Ttink
Fat Man
Walks Ten Miles
I don't rare how Tal m are or
how mm h you hate to get out and
wulU a ronple ol miles.
Ii iiu will hike out half a tea
spoon of KitiHihen Sails in a ulans
el hoi water eeiy nioinii.K or 'M
days
You will feel so good- so ener
Kcitc mul ihe time for lu'hiiy will
be m -iirat that jon will immense
ly "Ujny a daily nlk of sewral
miles iiml (mm lat.
Vh Mill K mx Ii- ti Salts nuikr
this ki-. :u . h.,i,m- da t'i.- tutti r in
t lit- Ii I t ' i 1 1 K H I K KM It S
vmir lit'il innt lui i- tti ki'.'p
in-Rnn. ul.ni.l .iti.l ni'i v in tin'
t tl iilHI li.sith !
W'lidi' mii mi' lii-mit f.il miii will .
tn- Kitmi'iu tu iii. iKt m i-iiilun.il. 1
--In HIlll'tlM-M. .Ml) i-klM Will ttl.i i
rli-jurr Mii-l v ..in i i l ill npftrkh
Wltli ItlC kimk) hi r. llh 1 1-it l Kt mm lit ii
hrliiHS.
.lut Ity ..ii. v.,- i.Mttii' of Km.
.'lu-H Snlls; It will List ..h ::i ,
Aft- V ll.iVi' t'lkiMi ' ..lie iMittlr
till' I'lll Mt III ttrtll w ..ii t Ik-1.1 .oi
liny itmr m-u il ,mi m hi, , iinl
lvi!IK--- "ii M i !:' ..-k n?ul aw
riTiU'ii and oull .ur hk it
Voti'lt li f"t i'1'! eml'iiMv ll !
vizirs lotmrr. Uet KmimIh-h nt tui i
hvo drugguti in Auiutka. Adv. j
KOSLliUKC NLWKLVlliW. KObtBUKG. OKEGON. THURSDAY, JULY 24,
Churchill 17. 0B. Ivun llysert $2.00.
J. W. (Jould lo.OB, Uleii Itiushy $5.08. ;
Hoy l'l.,ln,t- $108. Chat-le,, tiooillli
$2.00, l,k KiUKa $23.01, J-ruemali
1 llk4-lit'olllil.u 4-J7.1.I, ii. It. LooK
I..11, .. o. w.ain.-rly $8.9;, -i.,i
Hnruclt Jr. $22.11. Slaliluld linen
$ 1 1 .08, .1. Al. l,,-.irdorll $14.07. tK-l-inuii
Tiii.-i $I5.:is. l.erw 1 liur. lull
..0M, X'lattk chtllcltill 5.0S, John
lnlolley IS.0 7, I.'. It. allies s. 07. Ion,
Blintcr $2.00, C. T. Tipton $2.00,
l.'o.is CouK $23.91. KiMelit, cook
$11.0(1, l-'luyd Powull $5..'0, S. II.
Clavenlnel, $13. 4u. (lul.tnu Hurnelt
$10.40, V. (2. IMIiiliuvlll $5.00, W. A.
I. u.ld.llKlon $11.07, Hyioli Devote
$H0(i. 1 J. U. Alulthews 11.08. L...-1-uy
Chun-hill $5.08, (1. W. Hiualiy $5.98.
J. W. (loittd $101.24, (J. (I. Alal
lliews $O.0C. Allien (Jre.-n $5.00.
Itiniil IHslrlet llilla
1'uro lloa Culvert Co. $C3.03,
( ileu.lellin it CiimmiliK $3.52. J. A.
II. -1111 I'owtler Co. $3 50. HteariiH At
Cheliuwelll $3.20, i'Tiuik U Taylul
$20.05. J. II. Aljholt $3. JO. K. K.
Woodcock 611.;. (lurillii.r .Mill Co.
$4.08. Chad. Junes $5.04.
ireliil Tm Tn roll
J. K. .Murks $l! 42. VI mil Pennle
$10.40. Wo. allow Shrnm $25.4 1. Hert
Kl's.; $20.05. Clifford Spencer
$25.11, It. A. l-'lndlay $22.15, A. Pier
Bun $1.40. Alhert 111. en $11.05.
.luhll Sutton $10.47. Will Itashur
$8.07. C. I''. Walsun $10.10, Arthur
llt'lie $10,10, .1. (. Culney $28.15,
J. M. Dearilnrfr $10 0(1. W. A. I.ud
dliiKtun $35.01. Iiarrcl Harker
$2.( 01. I-:. M. llarl.-n $73 25. KilK'-ne
KIliK $8 01, Alhert T.-aKlle $32.00.
Hnlph Itt'lma $125. 79, ICiiK-irl- KinK
$30. 23. l-'reeuiail I H KK'-liliul ham
$11.95 C It. Cook $10 30. S. II
cravenuiett $38.87. Carl HlKKeli
hotlialll $131.80. Alhert llreen $11.05.
V. C. Ilunnuviu $2.00, l.eunard
llinwn $25.11. J. Al. Iiearduff
$10.00. W. A. HildilillKlon $7.08. l.e
roy Cliui-chlll $1.00. J. lauiKd.in
$20.05. H. riuharif.T 47.02. Hyi
Hevuie $2.00. Li. A. McCur.l $00.8(1.
I li rniMii Thlel $55. SC. Hoy Hrltnt
$38.87. Hen Tholllpsull $1.10. V. V.
Wallon $17.02. 1.1. M. Sliephc". d
$11.00. (I. Vf. Vanillin $8.07, I.. M.
P.lce $25.01. (1. 1.. Knock Icy $22.4 .'.
Tom Jennie $20.03, l-'rank Jennie
$25.11, Wtn. Uawler $211.01. I'Ted
HUBSell $23,112. U I.. Spencer $20.03,
V. S. Wuudrufr $7.17, II. S. Chur
.lllll $5.1(0. Ward Julllff $1-1.40.
Newell 'oods $17.07. Chester Stllt
ner $8.07. Ivan Shepperd $23 02.
Coed lllulon $1,411. I''luyd Wataon
$20.07. W. A. I.uiMlliKton $15. OC.
1-1 J. Mollowiiv $8.07. Sinn Powell
$00.75. lion Malt I $50.83, J. T.
H. -dlurd $50.83, Arllnir Wooley
$17.84, Mlron ni-Alellllt $110.80.
Chap. Cook $55. SC. Vuttene Cook
$8.07. I.iovd Powell $50.0(1. Uuitone
Cook $110.88, II. (J. Alallliews $37.40.
J. K. Marks $1.00, (Ills llunnavln
$20.00. Sam Thnekery $5.08. V. A.
r.nddliiKlnn $5.08, 11. A. MrCord
$30 02. W. Korlii-B $22.42. rti 1 1 II"
irnn 117.02, W. (I. Al'Kst $50.01. W.
M.Collum $11.00, W. O. AliKst
$83.80. II. Hmliailter $11.8(1. U. Har
ker $55.80. CuoiiH $1.40. Harry
Wood $14 05. W. A. Smllh $38.01,
Harry Wood $8 07. Carl AI.asInK
$17.83. I.. Al. Itlce $1108. einoii
Jennie $25.41, CIUIS. C.oodin $:i:i.02.
John a.illll $23.92. (jus Spencer
$20.02. C. W. Puckett $2l.9.i. t.arl
lleckluml $2.99, (1. O. J ntlhews
$12 40. Kll.nnn Mntthews $11.08. II.
II. mmhar $17.07. Dan Perdue $8.0..
Vied Shepperd $2(1.03. Chad Tnlcott
$35.97. Kllla Wntsun $8 08 .1 Al.
Ileardorff $44,111. H. J ' Snaldln
$130.25, Oscar Mnttnon $7.m. Hoi
Mo Kurd $53.81. C. It. I.uKan $1.9.51.
Steve rtentc. $110.76. lllrain Cow les
$83 80. 1). C. IHKKenhotham $0.08,
I. T.-d (Mok $3.8.87. Arthur HIBirn
holhnin $20.00. S. Al. AdaniB llJi.SS.
t hill les iiuodin $5 08 v. :"";-
vlll $58 01. Jim Whltlev $20,011 Joe
!:-''! ?'S.5";ftJf'i:nK
ucr $22.42. M. Hll'l'Ke $47 02. II.
l.iKhtheort $23.92 I'Tunk
llvrun Kevore $11. lo. F.. Hi "Id
111 8(1 W. Ilimls ' '"''., Tn,A'v?""w
$5192. C. H. Holland $17.01 A .
Wallon $35.04. MurrlB Heed $8.97,
C II. Ilulland $2.00.
Special 'I'll! lllll"
Pan.- I.uinher C". $17. ss. Iv I'..
. i, '.r. .1 A. I'enn Pow
der Cu. $288.05. Frank 1,. Tay r
$1 "5 J. A. Dellu Pnwder Co. I. 00.
T V lVnn Powder Co. $73.31 . 4 mp-
oua Mills ti ii - T - ',,.' ,
.(ones $11,711. J. A. Denn Powder o.
$12.81. .1. A. Hellll I W' . "
$21,311. Pine Ml. I.uinher Co. $28.80.
IMMENSELY RICH
WOMAN DIES AT 87
NKW VOKK, July 21. Ml'S. Ii(i
beicil YVendet Swoip. whose brick
maiiKlon mirvlvins amoiil! liuBlneaa
hulldlnnH nt 3!Mli Blieel and Kiltli
avenue l ono of the liinil niarka
ol Ntw York, tiled on Wunday tit
guiiitue. Long Islund. Shu I as s7
years old.
Tho death or Mrs. Swope was
not aiintnineed. Cor Klie and her
sister, Miss Kiln Weiidel, hud
n voided public inentlon lor many
yearn.
.Mm. Swope and Misa Vetidel
llibeilted the f '.((.(llio.lliin to 1"0.
ilnll.dlill estate of Iheir sister. Ceor
Killim II. 11. Wendel, who (lied I"
1112".
Tile fortune was founded by
John (I. Wendel, a rand tat her of
tho women, who whs a vonloin
poiary of John Jacob Astor in the
fdi- biiBiiieaH and who used his
profita to buy real eHlatc. It was
his principle to Invest his money
in real estate but never to sell n
parcel once acquired, and this
principle was adhered lo by his
heirs.
Yes
was this way
Joe bought an 8-inch
toe, heavy duty work
Mrs. Doe got a fine pair of pumps, A QQ
just what she wanted .. P tw3
Billy, age 1 2, must
outing, very sturdy
The twins got those
regular 98c each
$15.89 $9.46
Where there is a Breier Store families are making similar savings.
YOU SHOULD ALSO
SPEED 100 MILES
CHICAGO. July 23. A safe
speed of 100 miles an hour on ex
press boulevards may be expected
tn the 1941) automobile, If the
motor industry continues making
lighter chasuis anu engines whicu
in proportion to their size are more
powerful than their heavier pre
decessors of a decade ago, accord
ing to bulletin issued here by thj
American Research Foundation.
"To meet the demands of a faai
traveling public, lighter and speed
ier cars are being manufactured,"!
says the bulletin. "Ten years ago
the trend in automotive construc
tion was toward weight. Today
lightness is the watchword. The
automobile manufacturer has bene
fited from the experience of the
airplane builder. The result is
that newer and lighter materials
are being utilized. Aluminum, ly
nlte, duralumin, and other light
weight alloys have been introduced
o motor car construction via the
airplane.
"A constant effort through re
search and experimentation in be-j
ing made to Improve the construe-1
Hon of automobiles. Hotter meth
ods of cooling, of Improving the
immiice ul ine undine, muuug
the means or opening and clostim
the valves, obtaining more efficient
carburetion, lubrication, and Igni
tion are being developed constant
ly. -
"At the same time important1
steps to enhance the operation I
and power of automobiles in prac
tical every-day service are being!
taken. Tho problem of automo
bile fuel is being given increasing:
study. Since cars in dally use
have widely varying service re
quirements, three distinct types of
gasoline have come into use, the
ordinary or regtilur gasoline, the
high compression gasoline or anti
knock variety and the aircraft or
high-test type. From these varie
ties the car owner Is enabled to
select the type best suited to the
particular needs of his car.
"The result of all these improve
ments in construction and operat
ing efficiency indicate a more eco
nomical operating cost per car in
the next ten years. And with per
fected methpds of production, ii
foreshadows an even lower pur
chase price for the car buyer."
CHINESE YIELD
MISSION WORKERS
(Ariswinted I'rcu l-puwd Wire)
SHANGHAI. July 24. A launch
flying the American and British
rings brought to safety the group
of British and American mission
ary workers in the Min river valley.
Leaders of the warring lacuoiiti
through whose lines tho rescue
launch traveled assisted Hrltinh
and American authorities ami the
boat was not molested on Its trip
from Venping to Foochow.
Although the names of those
evacuated were not known here ft
was learned 21 Americans were In
Ihe valley two months ago. Most
of these represented the Methodist
Kpiscopal mission of New York
Ciiy.
Withdrawal of these workers vir-j
tual'y ended missionary work In!
northern Fuklen province. Reports1
from the Interior said various mis
sionary properties had been occu
pied by the naiive warring fac
tions, making missionary work im
possible. It Is understood that 15 other!
Americans remain In the same
zone. They will probably be i
brought out later.
-o-
POISON ENDS LIFE
OF DECORATED VE1
(.wioiiiloI Vron Loaned Wire)
FORT WORTH. Tex.. July 21
John W. Lewis, veteran or three
wars aiuf seven times decorated,
died from poison here Tuesday.
The man who whs responsible
for the capture of 175 Spaniards In
the war with Spain, served In the
Itoxor rebellion and was passed In
1!17, had carried in his pocket a
clipping from a Los Angeles paper
which revealed that he pawned his
Is It Worth
Says Mrs. Joe Doe. "You see, both Joe and me
and Rilly and the twins all needed shoes. We
looked rtround and the best we could do was
$ I 5.89. We got just what we wanted at BREIER'S
for $9.46, saving $6.43."
Regular I aluc
$ 6.50
mossacin
shoe
have a tan elk
Ic clean-up,
$ 2.45
$ 1.96
ftfvpn medals for $10 tn that city.
ThouKh It revealed he had
worked as night watchman for sev
eral film stars in Hollywood, it
a'fo showed that much of his time
since 1917 had been sient in gov
ernment hospitals.
He had beNi receiving a pension
of $50 monthly.
HOW THEY STAND
IN BALL LEAGUES
By the Asaoclated Press
Coast
W. L. Pet.
Missions 6 3 .67
Oakland 5 4 .556
Hollywood 5 I .656
Ixis Angeles 5 4 .556
San Francisco 4 5 .444
Sacramento 4 5 .444
Portland 4 5 .414
Seattle 3 6 .333
National
V. L. Pet.
Brooklyn 53 36 .591
Chlcitco 53 39 .576
New York 48 42 .533
SI. Louis 45 43 .511
Pittsburgh 43 46 .4S3
Boston 41 47 .466
Philadelphia 31 54 .365
American
V. I,. Pet.
Philadelphia 63 32 .663
Washington 58 35 : .624
New York ...63 40 .670
Cleveland 49 46 .516
Detroit 45 51 ' .469
ChlciiKO 36 57 .387
Boston 34 63 .370
RUNNELLS HOME
VISITED BY THIEF
According to word received here
the home ot Rev. and Mrs. K. P.
Runnells, former residents of this
city, now residing in McMinnville,
was broken Into recently, the In
truder helping himself ' to Ihe
clergyman's wearing apparel. No
trace of the thief has yet been se
cured. IDLEYLD PARK
IDLKYLD PARK. July 23. Har
lle Dever of Downey, Cal., is mov
ing to his new ranch near Glide.
He will make another trip to Dow
ney and finish his business and
return to stay. .
There were many visitors at
Idleyld this last week. Among
them were Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
A u ear. Los Angeles; Thomas H.
Clark, Denver, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs.
.1, J. Adams, Los Angeles; Mr.
and Mrs. S. Van Iorns, Portland;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Everett Osbourn,
Oxnard, Cal.; C. O. Manley, Loa
Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin,
Portland; L. T. H. Jones, White
Salmon, Wash.; Frank Robberding,
Portland; Mrs. Chas. Austin. Glen
dale, Ore.; Mrs. Walt Mersslner,
Olendale. Ore R. L. niedso and
family, Los Angeles; Tom Robin
son and family, F.ugene; L. C. Le
harn, lOucene; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Power, Humbolt, Neb.; Miss Ella
Kavolun liies, Portland; Mr. nnd
Mrs. R. G. Timberlake, Oakland.
Cal.;- C. J. Pendleton and family,
Marsh field.
William Tobin and family have
returned for several weeks after
touring the north part of the state.
They are from San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Stapp of
Lonir Reach, Cal.. have returned
for the summer after touring in
Washington and Rritlsh Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson and
family of Foreker. Okla., are here
visiting the Wiuklers and fishing.
11. M. Honderson and R. G. Cru
mer of San Diego are spending ten
days on the upper North Umpnua
with Perry Wright and Joe De
Bernarili trying to bag cougar auJ
bear.
The North Umpqua Social club
held a party at Idleyld last Satur
Hard Time Dance
at the New Evergreen Grange
Hall, South of Kelly's Korner
Saturday Nite, July 26
First and Second prizes to the
tackiest couples.
Music by Rice Dance Players
Tickets 75c
While?
Ureter's Sale
$3.98
k? 7 C
4 J
$1.79
99c
1930.
day night with dancing, music and
refreshments. The party was very
largely attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Clemetly.
Pasadena, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Wo! of Portland are spend
ing several days here fishing.
STEELHEADS NOW
HITTING FLIES ON
NORTH UMPQUA
IDLEYLD PARK. July 23. Fish
ing conditions have been excellent
on the North Umpqua during the
past week. Many stcelheads were
taken on flies, (while numerous
fishermen have had baskets full of
trout. The blue upright was the
most popular fly during the week.
Vacation Land
Is Callin:
4
Visit the business places listed here. They are fine,
clean, successful concerns operated by alert business
people.
Canyon Auto
' ' Camp
SWIMMING TANK
Garage, Store, Lunch
Room
rVe feature Chicken Dinners.
Modern in every respect.
CANYON VILLE, ORE.
Hiway Coffee
Shop
FOUNTAIN SPECIAL
Double Milk Shakes
Double Malted Shakes
. Open Until Midnight
Reasonable Prices.
DRAIN, ORE.
Moore Bros.
Grocery
Opposite Roseburg
Auto Camp
' Tourist Supplies
Fresh Fruits and Groceries
ROSEbLKG
"By The Sea9'
The Beach Resort of Southern Oregon
Spend your summer vacation at Bandon "By-the-Sea." Oregon's most beautiful beach re
sort invites you. Every out-door pleasure awaits youj golf, boating, fishing and highway
drives of startling beauty. Fine surf-bathing and agate beaches. The Bandon business men
whose advertisements are grouped together on this page, join in welcoming you to Bandon
and pledge themselves to help make your vacation the more enjoyable.
Take a Swim
Heated Ocean Water
. Natatorium
Moving Pictures while you
swim.
Wecoma Baths
Open Afternoon and Evening
Strictly Modern Cottages
Ocean View
Bandon Butter and
Cheese
UNEXCELLED
Visitors are always welcome
to visit our plant
Bandon Creamery
For All Drug
Needs
When at Bandon-by-the-Sea
Fuhrman & Shindler, Inc.
REXALL DRUG STORE
CIRCLE H LODGE
ClftCLE H LODGE. July 23.
Arthur Addison and wife of Eden
bower were week-end visitors at
the lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lopez and
the former's mother. Mrs. Lock
wood, are spending several weeka
on the North Umpqua. Mrs. Lock
wood Is a sister of William C'rearer
of Trail's End ranch on the North
Umpqua. Mr. Lopez is head of the
department of physical education
in the FraiTklin hUh school of Los
Angeles and Mrs. Lopez has charge
of the cafe at the University ol
Southern California.- where from
three to four thousand students are
fed dailv.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ilurnham of
Mandy Lou
SERVICE UNEXCELLED
HOME COOKING
A nice place to meet your
friends.
MYRTLE CREEK, ORE.
Pause and Refresh
Yourself
AT
The Highway
Pharmacy
OAKLAND, ORE.
Perfect Fountain Service
If you or your friends intend
locating in Roseburg or the
Umpqua Valley
THIS OFFICE IS FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE
City Homes, Acreage,
Farms (
E. G. Kingwell
Next to the Chamber of
Commerce
ROSEBURG, OREGON
City Meat Market
Dealer in All Kinds of
Fresh and Cured Meats
SPECIALTIES
Poultry, Sea Foods, Milk
Butter and Eggs
GEORGE ERDMAN, Owner.
Tourist Headquarters
at
Dunham's
of course
Complete Line of Groceries
Perrott Cottages
On the Ocean Drive
Furnished and Unfurnish
ed Cabins. .
STRICTLY MODERN
San Francisco have been spending
the past two weeks on the North
Umpqua. They camped for a week
above Steamboat, making a trip
into lllahee with Perry Wright at
packer and guide. They visited at
I irele H Lodge upon their return.
Mr. Burnham is a well known
sportsman, having travelled all
over the world to hunt and fish.
He has killed big game in Africa.
India and Alaska. Mrs. Burnhani
has killed three grizzly bears. Mr.
and Mrs. Uurnham have a large
lodge on the Rogue River, near
that of Zane Grey, with whom they
are veil acquainted. They are
greatly delighted with the North
Umpqua.
Sanderson Reed and Colonel
Colby of Portland are spending a
couple of weeks at Circle H Lod3e.
Sunset Beach
COOS BAY
Deep Sea Fishing, Swimming,
Boating, Modern Cottages,
Children's Play Ground.
' Excellent Dining Room
Lunch Counter
There Is No Wind at
Sunset
SUNSET BAY RESORT CO.
Charleston, Ore.
Young's
Pharmacy
Fountain, Magazines
Drugs
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
Sutherlin Garage
We both will be satisfied.
Greasing, Oiling and
Storage
All Work Guaranteed
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
On the Road to the County'6
Best Fishing Grounds
' GROCERIES
Red Crown Gasoline
and Oi'i3
Dale W. Hatfield
DIXON VILLE, ORE.
Bandon By the Sea
Auto Camp
FREE1 SHOWERS
Store and Lunch Room
Archery Range
. A. H. ROHDE
New Owner
The Nyal Store
General line of Drugs, Sta.
tionery, Films & Developing.
Toilet Articles Souvenirs,
GJassware, Gifts.
Prescriptions Our Specialty.
BANDON DRUG CO.
Municipal Auto
Park
CITY OF BANDON
Campers Welcome
Wood, Water, Light
Furnished
RATES 5Dc PER DAY