; -V"
a year for $2.
52 Times a Gar for $2.
LVpTumo XVI M.
3ANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1901
Number 14.
jgCAL NEWS
rlCh'oico groceries call at Ma
'pi
IfYTupp. r ttua Tip fiom tlm lies
ionMM i lay
.fAHEaRt n. of Doia, gate tula
ofaTctuI Tn. s l;.v.
Elcnn.i r Arpo is. cs pooled ho
rrOwror msi di.j.
'BUlConf. r. i f KuLnp, Oregon,
i alt own l,i-t wwk.
;nvo Coqnillo and Myr
?6intTa visit thin wook.
Kelly, of llivr lluti, wasdoiiif;
ncasfin town, Saturday.
ias"'jStraw Hats and Qcutlo
talSonnrn'r bat a Ijorou.'s. store,
liaai Pearl W alker in loi.rninf; tho
and fouls of tbo iinhtclHco busi
.onK?At H.tnd o. Tilnrpli 27.1901.
fjSgnnd Mir. C. W. Cam.il, a
ieorgoli Howe, of f-'an l'mncisco.
ajoreff nt tbo Tuppor Hotnsi', last
irBda?.
UwFirrir.' nV Band will j;ivo a
oimlio i wninn of M"ay 4th in
lMlbitd
.i f.,.- trout tlshiny
I . . u-id clows on
' '! !,.-- b'ulhiflpi'pm
i , ri'pi.irinit tho o!d
. i oi.
.. of V.niniro City,
in. cf MurfUtioJd,
.i : r :v.
' I'll ir, v a in
, ! m irtui iih if
. !,., I'ardlli ;.
i .. . ;l ..,vdoi. to id"
, ' . i.i Ini-tt p-t
, ..'.!, on ; "'i
1 . ". oinin i 'i's
ii.. i 'i; )ii HwiflV
, ; . . Mui niii); ami
i , vsfi-nndch1Jirw
l n v. liip lhftjfll- fcl
..ii.. !f.:; homo Tiicm-
i , tori i'il fi
I, i, . ill''!
. Pl.slyl.J
niiiiir i
1 a coup!.
of
Bon, n dt.t
will l.i.ve i,
Si'Vjl tll.l
. TLoir p.. i t
1 M. .no:. it...
i ii. ui.duiiq.iiro
uiiriH.
jget n t. u i
..:(,' t):ifbnll or
i a uiii take work
to, iu.i! if Bandon
tspto U
onr.l giiun-
ii r' .oiiti'il iu tin
a ui.jVo furwaid ih
3Kry.
iTchlc iir.o iu with a chilly ftttnoa
JShii je.ii'. wbii-h ban clung to
out all tl.o way thiougb. and
jofEJits in. ivshi. ii nHu April,
vfiki -. 1 w 1 U at thi pluCC
uesdi
JS...'iM,,i . ,w;o. and llol
iViiilt 1. 1 i. l.Jt, woie in towu
iday tnglt I tivii.g ci uio iu ftoiu
flv.nt,1, . i.S;. nll.ki.na vtl.i.rfe
have hi i n nooii.g and dapping
agltbo wmtii'.
i&aUS'i" , I, i.Lir.s was given n
rieej .i'. .. t IhurJay evening
Sfyoi:. ft. iid-. at the nnt
RlMr .1 Mi . D. E. Stitt.
"Jetil .. corj i :.d verj'coin
dyTai i .f iitid fiifiiile bad a
juen .M ti togi-tuer.
... . ,
jsno i. .1. pMvn Uiat any
aer.1 ' n m luing. either
irao r -i . ! m ,ii,.. eaunot lie me
mi: ( i. .i
.r ri-eonued separator
I . Tlit- Pioueer Hard
.M .in-). t. ld agent.
' -. . if D.iiij ville, was
- IU t A ! I lUbt M"I
. i til-' l!'l BliEB l)fdi!.
Mr Aiijphieo baa
- n ill ii toreft on Elk
! . i-;.no- i'..u i:iny that is
;.t C. r. in City. He W
... i!..- (i irpKi.j and will
i. .'. r i' ti.i id ..ii EIL ri-r
u . - m s .- v L. io r.i.'
I i ' t -.-r
Mess T'oik hi G. H. Mngoott'e.
Early Hose seed potatoes nt Kan
del son's More.
V. T. Flalland, of Valejo, Califor
nia vcn. in town, Tntd-iy.
Those fino lints ami low prices at
Mrs. Coraon'h way surprise jou.
Hubeil Brcen wn in town Tuesday
having cotno over from Klondyko.
It. II. l'ybeo, of Jacksonville, Ore
gon, wiih in town liiht Monday.
Charles II. Chandler nml family
moved to litem's mill lunt Thursday,
from Couledo.
Tho I'ionoor Hardware Slum of
lltirsbfield is iiKeut for Do IjhviiI
Gromn Separators.
Alotizo Davis, of Now Lake, was in
town Saturday, huvini; biiHiiiese
which called him hero.
.1. D. Stewart anl his son Charles,
of Miw Lake, were doing bilidueiS in
town Tuesday oveniuf.
Cuplaia 0. 11. Duller, of the tup.
Trinmpli. moved his family from Co
cpiille to lJmidon this week.
Mr. find Mih. Hi. Fish returned
homo. Saturday evening, from n via
it to friends ut Fishliap,
0. II No-dor. A. WestKa'e. W. K
Drly, C. T. Self, nml W. William,
of Coqnillo City, were in Bandon
Tuendny nixbt. They returned home
next day.
Mr-. J?. Lovpnz vidtod hor snns
here, this week, rolniiiuKl Coquijle.
)e.-sterdny. Slio was accompanied
home by her noli GforRP, who bin!
bueiness Ht the county sent.
HmIoi cf De Laval Separator to
d ito bent all previous woida. Tbe
l'i":i-vr Hardware Ntore of Miirh
i t 1,1 j l.-'pt tniay enpplyiufflhe Great
lmiiud fur thebe Aondcrful Ma
I.i-..."...
Tii re it. prospect of F. MVr-e, o
I '; i.h, California, twttiblisl.i.'.tf en
b-ettic liht plant at Jobu-ou'ri n.iil.
,it ('wqni)io City for tho purpose
..f siii pij ius Myrtle Point and Co
piiJIo City with HfcliU
C, r.r.V-'rwood gave Coq iill u
vintt Iat Sututdny und again on Mon
day biivinji U n called there as u
witiiPnit in a Inwrtuit lietwoen Thrift
& Lan5R ud &J Culver. Wn
Mmhy.
The Lilii in coal niino on Ci,.:y
!-ier, wht i I , ! :i:upwin p'iichn.eil
-niiio time ;.' i- ir(,ricd in h.ivo n
v. iii of ovi r '1 f "i ! of &''d. Tl.eio
.no iwd Mil of about tl.ri ( and
i.-.'ht fi -in . li.-ly with u n'li'.iU
.f iiirt h! i it a foot m tLii"I.:i !ui;;
ii'iwx?n.
Dirt inliir, ll'dph ITidmon.
(iicr'O JC'ioniM, l'rpd Uii). and
.N' rris Tbitis'i, 1 ft for Coil.iu Cny,
i.iioin biuldiin! , Cir.iy county, bu t Monday mumiiiK
tiittl.v I nil i:. 'to soi-h niiloviiit'iit. Thpro in a
l.tfHP araonnt of vv. i !; twing dutio at
that place an 1 n c.-JI rain np ti nt
ton m. .re men i" wanted C'oibin
Itv ih aitntited on Hip til)ori at'i nt
l.aifway l'tw?cu 1'ort Orford and
W. Jdi-rbuin.
GZO
lie Vlied The SlMrttiiOcIi'
Mati'It Factory.
Oeorge Flanngaii received n tele
phone iueftge from Htieriff Stepben
Oalher yesterday saying that T. F.
DnlTy, who wan etupluyeil iu the
tnaiuh factory here at the lituo of Its
dfi-tiueliuu by tiro, bad given him
elf up, I'onfesHrug that he et lire to
tlin plant.
It will bo rt-meuihired that the
"factory wa.i linriipil on l!ie niht of
Jan. i7lh and tbat iiicptidiarioin wax
hiipecld ut the time. Duffy waa
nuting as engineer and he advanced
tho theory that tocue ouo Cred tlo
building iu revenge for the ouiploy
ineot of 10 Japaueite workmen.
Duffy had becu employed from the
beginning of opfiatioon, as foreiuau,
until bi iuUiiuperttto habita cauaed
hi dixclinrge. Later, Mr, Flanagan,
.vho had the plant leaaed from the
owners, D. Keef & Co., of San Fiuu
i'ito, took Dutfy hack aerjgioeir, on
the uudemtaiiding that ho should
keep sober.
This tie failed to do and bad lieen
drinking heavily for a week before
t !.. Now Method of the tire. It ia probttbie be waa ornzed
from Milk. The ' with liquor h u be committed tbe
crime, nuoruy unerwara ne want
down into Curry oouoty, Lu) b tella
Sheriff Oallier that hia coHekne
troubled Liu so tuueh that be deti
wined to eg we back and make a clean
luoant of it. He viae under tbo in-fluenet-
of liquor, however, when be
made U cuufeaaio.. to the t-h'mO, and
war modify bis ataUHucnt when
sguiu eobtv.
Puffy is a stogie nan alont 80 years
i.f age. aud ha been in dnn sIkjiiI
ti,i pi.i. Iiiit.' enii o Ltro f;..ui
I' ...i;i'. ! ('. t.t ."Jul
. . i . i
W. C. Sanderson is osr- nt for, tho
Hnahford wagon.
Public school will clusy in Bandou
dittiict next Friday.
D. K. PvrkioH, of Parkersburff,
gave Bandon n oall Tuesday evening.
Jtrs. Corson' stock of Ladies'
ia coraplnto, and up-to dnto. Qo and
aeo.
A firet'clajsa Tatey Organ for salo
on the InfitHlltueut plan. Apply to
V. C. Sanderson.
For Choice Groceries of guaranteed
strength and purity go to Magooti'g
grocery.
Skkd Potatoim. A choice lot of
Early Suuwtlake (Hitatoes for salo.
Enquire of J. II. tlonpci, Dnndun.
W. C. Wri'iishall baa somo fioe
views of Bnudou nud vicinity, for
atfrioscopot-.
There will be it dance given in the
ball at Billiards Feiry on Saturday
April 10th for the benefit of Ih"
Prosper cho A. 'Jliero will be a free
boMt from Bandon and Purkoitiburg
to Billiards '1'ickvts, iuclndiug aup
per, one dollnr.
Mii Helen Cope of Sixcw whs r. tinitiir iu
town I " fct iitt-ht.
Tboe. A. Hcott. i f Cadll. Olilo, reiitorcl
nt lliu Toppr Hi nnu yoBtorday.
Jninen UoWi.r, of Hixcs, wnn In town last
uifiut on bis way lioniv tri m n vimlt to Co
qnille Chf-
JllHHtis M 13 si J rior.i i.ulrk ciime ilown
fruoi C"(' illi c:tett.uy mi a inil lu 5-ib.
J. Mouumw.
h. F. lcn, editor of the Cc Qttille Herald.
Kitvu I'.iu.ui.ii it mil jtkteniiiy riairiiiua
liuuiu tii-d.iy.
A, It. Ittt'lvr. uii-lofilee Im-iictor, WHS in
t i.vii Inst na;Ll on Iiih liltull fiuin iui'Ht
hirf i fiWj d in tin) coiwt. t
Tin- Rtnuon for Lunting inn'.r ilt'riii ("one
cuanty dpins Jalv li'i nml iloim Nov. 1st;
fi.iu.ik iUit. Aasubt I.I to Nov. lt. KiRtl
liuiit.Ufc aud Uho oi Ov.H i r. l.il.it. d, I.iiuii;
b'trc tirer in any ooc o;cn smmjii.
An f.flion nt Ihw in wliirb tlio rlnhts of
im .i rty le tnvolvvd w bml at Oiquille
h. r.un Kliurift Cl.illi'-r. Ifnt iliiulny nr. .1
1 uc -day. wliii lj mllid 1'. M. Lull.. lol. of
Dnirs villi. Jim.fii ( 'ilver, of tzcK, and K.J,
(iulver.it Ci.ni.n V.. lij.to tint !ftco iih
ialereoti-l futim. to d 1!. U. hxti, W. O.
Ski.oti y.n, A. L. Mfric, E. M. I'h olio.lij
nud 0. LnJi;"ood f. witiwm'v, 'lui.fi JU
l.aiiftli'ir. lud nliriliul tfce itopriy to f
onw ik di li ur'ilir I S. J.Colwr. 't In. Juolnlon
of Ute jury huh ilint tlu Klrit) tflooxwl to
r.illowiu;; is :i It it of tbo pupil eif
tl.o 15. i: d. t; If ol who Mtrei-vfully
fniffpd tloi i'a ..iiiu.il ion of the i:n
;;:;:ilo !. i l l,',-i-ivid t'.i I. nun- :
J .mi . t). !!'",'m. J 'l-.-l Hu- d.
I'i v 1 i i i Ik n. I.i t.ii 1. in,
..'ii. . - I. i ii. i. Ai i. i l.i.i..ir.
Tho'o v.ii so tililiet. follow vere
"tici-enMul in r.ll tho htudicri except
i.;.-t"vv, which braiirh wa omitted,
an. I in whii'h lh.y iuli-ud being ex
uiuioH.l in May.
Acnea Stltt. Mury Vuorr,
'llioi-exn Uaaoiet.
There w re Mveial who failed in
on.- or t.wi ln-.itii.-l.i a wl.o v.ill very
probably bo able to aludy up r.i.d
p.i-.,-; noxt luonth.
AnnouRccmant.
Having opened the Old C-oti al
lIuOM" 1 wibh to htato to tbo public
that 1 ai:i preparexi to aeeotumodate
PH'koiih d'-rtiiiiig board aud lodging a
by i l.e day, nook, month or by tb
single meal.
The house Iwib been thortigbl
renovated and refitted nud hi within
Ave iniunta walk from the Boat
Lauding, and is convenient to the
Loach, wbiie a tine view of tho bar
nud ocean ia Lad from tbu Hull near
by.
Thin h'.re-e is in a qni-'t purl f
town where tbe riv t of gi.oU will
Uot be rlixluibed, while the table will
be supplied with the bet.t tho uitttket
afforda and the comfort of guests in ill
he carefully looked after.
Caul Xemok, Prop.
A 1 !OC NO 1HK tUl'fcTV,
from tbe Coqailie I'ity Balhtln.
J. H. Timon iutormed our reporter
tbat be will wit commence opening
up a now mtua about four and a ball
miles below Uucrtou. He says tbat
there is a four foot vein and a nine
foot vein on the property bo has been
prospecting. Tt.o distance from tbe
river is only a! -nt BJO fi-et. He will
put up suitable bunkers en the river
front. His inieutioii is to build hnrgo
tbat will carry about 1000 too of
coal each ami tow Ibooi lo Sao Fran
eiwo witb bin product. Mr. Timon i
an enteiprikiog man ui.-l vw-.li
tii in suceet-K.
Mr. Itoune. a r
Fisueiseo, aiiiv' I
Mamralav. Toe I
eM.
i i.i
rt -f S.
the Coquilie Jf . . ' . Jo .
tbe mine in bot'r eoiionion sim in
Ihltri iptalily
piOt'l. i-'1..
put I" !
of
.1
tt it!l
he
I' I-
1 ,!
I
1 1
iiew to . i 1 ' '
tbo lui. . . . i - '
they be r I
supply . . , . -. i
i'Vorylhiu. i
bus been in tbe pK-t. It will not lie
J. i ' ' i ! ti i ' , "i, . ' 'i.. .
iiaiii ii lin iiTiiifii-iBnriWiriT1 iimiii iMimiiaiiiisiiit i n r-- -- --
JlStr.Mer-WUilMery.
Mr. A. O. Aiken will arrive in
Bandon on Wednradi.y. April 10,
from Moral fi id, with a full and com
tJete Ktiii-k of Spring u d Suit ner
Millinery, in Tritnnied i nd Walking
H. t-. in tho latest styles. She will
di -play hor atocK of millinery, at the
Pacific II I. ! and ill be there iu
peinon to wait upon dhil fit her
customers. She invites t!u ladies of
Bandon to give bir a tali and ex
auiino her goods.
Agulnaklo Captured
A Mnuilu dispatch saya in Btib
stance: Geuerul Fnnston name to Maniln
nud organized bla expedition, select
iug 78 MHcabehea, nil of whom t.pola
Tagal fluently. Twenty wore iusur
gent tuiifoitiis, aid tho others tbo
dress of l'iliptio labor. Thi'i
Macabebe companj, aimed with 60
Manners, night ltiiiiiiigtons, and 10
Krag Jni-geun'iH, was commanded by
Captain Hnskol T. llaezard, of tbe
Eleveuth Volunteer Cavalry. Willi
him was hia lo.llor, Liutenant
Oliver P. M. Hnzznrd, of the aiune
regiment. Captain Harry V. New
ton, Thirty-fourth Infantry, was taken
because of hia familiarity with
Cahiguran Bay, and Lieutenant Bur
ton J. Mitchell, Fortieth Iufautij,
weul a General Funalon 'said. Tbeae
were the only Au.i'iicana accompany
ing the leader of the expedition.
With tbu Macnt-ebea weie four ex
insurgent oflitiu' , oi.o being n bpao
iard,uud the otUr tbiee Tagala, who
Oene'-d Fuiiiitoii tiuated implicitly.
Cii-ii ial Funaton and tho officers wore
plain blue bhirtn und khaki trousers
Each curried a Lai: blanket, but wore
no insignia of rank. The Mucabohea
were cuti fully instructed to obey the
orders of tho four itiatir&ent ofUcera.
Tho baud nfti r imiderablo hard
ship reached AKnmalilo'a retreat pas
sing Ihomselvi b t II iii. reiuforcemouts
to his command having live Ameri
can pih.ouera. They v.oro received
hy Aguuuldo'e hui'.si'bold troop.
Suddenly the Spanixb oflicer, tiolie
iug that Atfuinaidu'ii aid was watth-
tnit tue Aiueiicana im
ibcm!''
'ibu Hi cat ebcia opi'upd liie, but
iLcir iiiui waif u.tbii ii., ;V-cli.i', and
i nly tl t o iiinifgeiO!. weie Lillii.1.
i'lirf rel-U Icti.llK'd tho t'a,'. On
iieali..g tho liiii:;,', Aguirmdo, who
ividn.tly ll.oiij,-bt bit iiii'ii wen iloio
,'j i.i.'.oLnitiu;; the l.ljivel fo i, Lfoi ce
ment , i an to tho window and i-lioiil
ed; 'titop that fuoiijlitiine! Quit
wa tii,!,' iiuiiiitinllion "
Hilario l'iucido, an ex iusurgeul
Major, threw hia anna around Agui
utildo, exclaiming, "You areopiibou
er of il.e AuiicBiife!" Colonel Bim
eon 'ii,ia, Aguiauido'n rhief of atafl,
M.'jor Ai.uiit'ttt and others attacked
the men who were bedding Aguintildo.
Piuci lo fhot Villia iu the ahoulder.
Alambrn jumped out of the window
aud utteiuptod to crot.a the liver. It
i tiuppowd tbat be wua di owned.
Five other insurgent oilicer fought
for a few minutcH aud iheu tied, mak
ing their escape.
When the tiling began Oocerul
Fmirtou aMUmed command aud di
rected the uttacl; ou tbe hont,e, per
bonally assistiug in the capture of
Aguinaldo. Tbe iuourgeut body
guard tied, leaving 2U ntlii. Santi
ago Bari-elooa, tbe insurgeut J teas
urer, am rendered ithout rei-istance.
When ,;ii tuied Aguinaldo wurf tie
mind '. lily excited, but h c.lmed
dowu undor Oeueid i'nut.ton'a as
surance that he would be well treated.
Geueral Fuuston secureil all of Agui
ouldo's corroapoitdenre, show iug tbat
he bad kept in close touch with tho
aub-ollioera of the iusurrootion iu all
parts of the archipelago.
Tbe favorite wiih tlteugntfttl. eultarte
pOplu Tbs uniiiii.Jil.
"HiuM;ii
iikivso.
April 1 Mchr. Nrvlok, I'tsrsou. ta ila
from Hsu Jinuuuso" ni C. M. it J. Cu.
Hill"!
MsrcU 30 r": ' i' . H'U1- . t..
F'SOj Iw .
At.... I - c : , - ' .
Fr-tuetkcu.
OOO
TAiik.r.- i-Mii.iioii.
1 i - . s . ' 'V 'I ' '-:''
fl iai a.'is wtli iio.
II ' '.I, .l'l l . ' . "
i III the Cooit hoUSu
ii ii. ib ;m si j a. m.
tl jten'i r i.
. o i 1 :
mi-! -n: ii.lai v (j.nl'J
"IIBV SAV"
Have yn lirard cf the tctillile family,
'"lliay,"
oA the dwadfnl, vsnctneus thlnfjs they
ssvf
Wby. to If the aesslr ondir tlic snn.
If yen trm-i It bark, yen will find tit-cno
In Uiat Uirtclnd Imn ef ' 'rhey."
A numerous fmuilv, so I i.in told,
And Its rtialfylc.il tree In o!di
For i ver sttiee Ai'sm slid Kit- beptrt
To tiu.ld u (i l lip roi-loii race of rnnn
11ns v luted tlm lionsti of "Tluy."
tiossl uintiBers ni d hi rendi rs ef lies,
Horrid l suutn nil denplnel
And jet His U-t ot iw now and then
ltttisnt qnper Isles sbont ueiuru mid oin,
Aud unite (lie luiee of " lliej.
They live 111,0 lotdi sml tieicr Islxir,
A "TUej V ono tiuk is to usteli bts netRli
lK-r.
Aud tell tiilintueu and private Affair;
To the noild at lsixs tbsj are srit ef
tares
Tlu f.:i. tn iLu Uon;i. of "Ttiey."
It In wholly uselefs to follow a "Thoj"
V ith a whip or n bd. for ho sllji awsy
Aud into hi li.n w, wbsro you cannot o,
It Is locbid and bolted slut warded no
This liorrlUs lionso of "Thuy."
't'houuli son aatinot set In, j ot they act out,
And spread their villntnotiii Isles ulmat;
Of (ill tlm rnsoiil nndr Itie snu
Who have omuo to puiiiHhnii'ut. never one
Ili'loiiRi d to the lioue of "Thoi ."
KLLV WHEULKIt WJ1.COX.
TUKSPAHU KOTKtlt.
Motloc Ii hi'roli) airiu lu all rarsnns not
to tni,sk iiiHin tlm ,ri iiilipiiof Ur.Ki-iiyi ti
itittiHh-il hittisrii Fl'iioH I ,iik.' mill the comi
ty romi, io hoilhi-rn Carry, liy n ii.utii.b,
oQttuit', or drtiir-ijiuu tuntier up-ii snul
Und, fit reu'iftl will ha puid fur tnfor.u-i-lion
lenUiiei t,i a onnviciiuii of liidinis its
ttntml htuve,
U.-itid 1 1 Uaudoii. Om-i-i n. Msroh 14. IIK'1.
l';ti;.. N1s.LMN, Aui-nt.
Two Heal Bargins in Raa!
Estate.
Btory and a hnlf horwri fi rooms; Are pltico.
LnrRB lot uesr contor at town, flflU.
One story house ft rooiuitlot end a hnlf.
Near wooleu mill, f I2S.
Itoth of these are real snav, enll ou J, M.
CITON, llnr.doo.
.1. Jl. X'VTOS,
ATTOUNXY AND GOV NtiKI.Olt AT I.AV
lUSKUIt, COOS CDlNl'V, oi.nu a.
Oflloc iu the Ltilorndo Uulldins, on first
Ktieet.
a, y. kiak, n. .
ii.vxnoN, njiittioN,
l.iii:'i io nil jiiri-. hi i .e
(iMinpilt u-swit d di.v "r ni.-lil. Idliei ,n
iiirmriit i .ov.tr M ou nud Atinator Hin di
IV. Maydon, X. II.
DltlLSHVU. flUN'vllV AND
8KIN
UIiiiHiiU-l.
OfJlje-KssFront Knei-1,
UaM'OS. Obkoos
J. W. STRANGE,
DENTIST,
BANDON, - OREGON.
Will visit Hnnd n n i'.-iliirly on dates to be
nnipli'-(l iu the L.k'hI Column.
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HAVE YOU PURCHASED A Qi-r
If not, givo us on1!. We are sure
Now is the time to pnrelinse Haidwnve. The nndeiatgned baa
in stoek a large aascrt meut of
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
Qlaesvvara, Crockery and IViinero' Supplies.
FaintM. Oils. Sfonrsi nud Vfndovvs.
TUNUIIOP IX CUNMiCTION.
A. MoFAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man.
Spring
T
hac just received a full line of Spring
Dry Goods, also a Large
Assortment of
Men's Boy's and Children's Suits.
LATEST STi'LES AND LOWEST
PRICES. z
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries
Always on Hand.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. 'Lvi.
Our hard wake
department
lu uow supiihod with a fall and complete stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
and Miners' B applies,
V carry n complete stock of
Fools,
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON.
Bandon, ... 1 Oregon.
JcsJi'lTl m. iW
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Spring and Summer Goods.
Now is the time
will he dlKuosaJ of at prices tbat
D4TttY VO PfTCITriCl To 04 bad la Dry Goods, Ctolblne. Mi "'
V JCVX gOUlO hnA wker tbst uiaat be sold to iu .k
loom for more.
A Full Stock of Fresh Gi'ooeries
always on hand.
N. LORENZ,
llK.VhKIl IN
CireiiOJ'tU MerelmiiIie.
Tho New Steamer,
ARGO
Anlves April S. lisll AfII.
uipt. nuaatia, kluru.
Will Jfske lUcuUr Trips lietWHB
SAN FHANOJWJO
amp ia
COtlViulK IUVEU.
Prrfariit rste front !te Fsenrisen to
llandoa. ai.UU a t'uii 'i'u Oieite City sad
uolat pelnw, t M To Mltt T'uiu sad iu-lervi-uifiu
puinlt, fl.UI.
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v i a rvv lli ararA merit ef
i'.ijm. lie) iii-ii iJoo.i.iJ curs
d i -U iu fi"id, we lie lrt
fi, tr.4l .i-j for 10 centc.
jetlto?y ' i l u Ur.nd 19 ier.Ut
IW! : : '! . ' ' ' i .-t., Jf. V. City.
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IVOR
'(Winter?
lo please.
Goods!
CuUory, Doors and VVindows
is here and bo
in lYivr Rt.rtilr nr
J Jf rvfw
to buy., I
Tho shelves ate onm.j.J
with New rJkiods wli.ili
will astonish yon. white tbsre are
The Wow, Speedy and l
ogantly Fitted Twin
Srew 8 tmr.
MANDALAY,
OAF-IAIN A. ItRBD.
Bienmer will ut s rfftst 10 dsy lervles
laitwH-u Cuqsillu Hler, OteKoe. and Nhh
riuiou, 01., for both Ntsseaaers und
frtlUt.
V"t fall or fsrtbar laferoiattea spi'lt Ut
CiijitAtu A. Used, ou board stasateror
M. hOlWA Aoi.l. UxjS'lle. Oregon,
U U. 1.KJL Agent, Ibiudua. 0H;'u.
B. T. KliVX. Omter-il Aeent. H'TI'n.i t Ht.
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BANDON
...Water Works...
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W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor.
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