52 Times a year for $2.
52 Times a year for $2.
Volume XVII.
BAN DON, OREGON: THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1901
Number 16.
mi
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LOCAL NEWS.
for Choice groceries cnll nt Mn
poon'e. K. X. Harris, of Sitltum, was n cull
er in town Inst Tbureilny.
j. V. Huniuierbtirc. of Prosper,
mis n visitor in Dnniloti last Sunday.
II. l'eck, of Uhicngo, and J. E.
Peck, of Port Orford, woro in Uiiwlou
Inbt Monday.
A lnro turutnblo in to bo built at
Myrllo l'omt to tuko tlio plueo of lln
oho that was built tlieto.
Ucoro Belloni, from tlio Star
Jtancb bus Ih'uu liutiliiif,' supplies
bouio from tbw plueo for tbo past
week.
Dr. J. W. Htrnnc, wbo had burn
in Cuny county doitif,' denial work
for a cuplo of vo"l:, roturuod to
Coqtiille City last Saturday.
F U 1 licks, tlio photographer, wbo
lias occupied tbo Uarnard gallery,
here, during tbo putt threo vuekn ru
tin uuil to Coijuillo last Hominy.
A. J. Buhner. W. E. Michel and
J. E. Kay, f Eorndalo, and Dan
Sliatiuhiiti.of Eureka. Ualifornin. with
in liandou tbo latter part of lat.1
week.
S. Allotilmuyu, of Now Luke, spent
pevernl days in town this week, thu
gm-t of Iiih daiigblt'r, Mrs. Uo-w
hingaiuiiu. Ho win. accoitipaniod ly
li is wife.
J L H"y nud party, from Cnquille.
w ') enmo down on a camping and
IM. Lg expedition, early last week,
ice camp Int .Monday morning anil
ri'li.rued lioine.
t'.il. ('. J. Holt, tbo lotnpeinneo
lecturer, who is to address Ban
iIhi.mus next TiiHhiluy ami Wednes
dii. ci nies well recommended as an
chViive unit fnrcible Fponlier one
wlii'in it is a pleiiMirn lo hear.
'llni (' Miuilli' band and a largo del
iV'ii'i'1'! i'f citizens from Coquille and
ulli 'i' point -i on tbo l iver caino down
Iti-.t Sunday on nu oxi-uision. but
v.eie mil itui.nto a-, to choice of time
in tlieie was a very disagreeable
Xoit'iAi'it wind blowing that day.
It h n v clearly prov-n that any
I'm au r Engaged in Dairying, cither
mi h.i gn cr binall hcale. cannot be sue
ccssfi I without tbo New Method of
Set aiaituu Cieaui from .Mil!;, i no
Be Laval is the recognized hcparatoi !
i f nil inacl.itKH. The Fi"iiecr Haul
IWiio .Sti re of Mui'i-hnVhl is agent.
We mi' asked to ntaiothat the read
"giiom will lio opened this evening
1 the iim( of (ho public, and also to
tide that any persons wbo havo inag
uziaes or other readiug matter suit
nble for reading room purposes,
Hindi they wish to donalo to tho in
btitmion, that such gifis will bo up
I'lfinted by the luauiigeiuent.
A daughter of Henry Cloinens got
mi arm badly mangled, ono day last
week, by getting it caught between
the steamer Dispatch and tho whaif
nt t a n's landing. Tho accident
re nite I from an attempt to pick up
a letter which she had dropped into
tho nver in handing it to her father
wl ' h id stepped aboard the boat.
Miss Blanche Stitt who him spent
Ilio winter with her sister, Mis. Kate
l.eid art, at endling, Oregon, ro
t hi Led In mo last Friday accompanied
bj the latter wl.p camo liomo on a
v itt'-lnr purcnls, Mr. ami Mia D.
L. .Utt. Mr Leiibari will follow in
a hw weeks after which Mr. and Mis.
Lenhuit intend going to Washington
6ttlt.
A alley Uecordi Bev. E. A. Boss
hns just elo-ed a Biiccossful revival at
Bui 'iulo. Southern California. He
writes U L. Bico that "tbo Lord has
beer, good to mo latvly on all Hues.
I now 3wu a lino lot on Central Av
enue, Lo.s Angeles. It it 47x103 and
by .May 1st D. V, wo shall begin to
to build a modern 7 room honso up
ta date from cellar to garret. My
hall, parloi mid dining room will bo
Inrgo enough so that when thrown
nil t gether wo can seat n congrega
tion i f 150 people to hear a full gos
pel uumuhsted."
C pulle Bulletin: Wm. Alheo and
fnmny, wbo left Fishtrap about two
Jr, a, ft,r Iowa to reside, rotnruwl
Iwt I rulHy They wero accon.pan.od
t r h,s In tier A. S. Alheo and family,
".J lr ther in-lnw Ho.var.l Young
Lo c ilo to mako their homo in
Mr Alheo says that Coo, I, ,
e n6b for him and that lie,
.-.iter h,oo a little rain
Vtkrlr to ej clones. bliMrds. !
,l,rsh,nvors.fo. Ho nay that
w"B'es m snmo parts of Iowa wero
-Uhimand wo think Hj'JJ atJ(,B0C- wi -wiutKbtimveU
great distuneo lh .... ... h fir.t imbh
f'e Lh would find as enuitable a cli
k&tn and n place where a ioor man
f' Hve a letter chatico.
For pieplant call on J. B. Marshall
fc Hon.
I'lonso return thosu books yon bavo
taken from tho public library.
Tbo municipal election at Coquillo
will tako place next Monday, May
Kith.
Tbo Pioneer Hnrdwnro Store of
Marsbfield is ii,etit for Do Laval
Croaiu Separators,
Tlio Uoos county baseball league
opens ii)i for the foason with a gaiuo
at Myitlo Point next Sunday.
Miss Urissio Deubolni, daughter of
J. Denholui of this place, wont to
Oregon City last week to viVit her
grandmother.
Mibs Mollio Caldwell, of Mwtlo
Point, who has been visiting friends
hero during tho past four weeks, re
turned homo yesterday.
lira. Florence: Beoso camo down
tho river Tuesday evening on n visit
to her sister Mrs. John Buckingham,
who lives at tho McCanii sawmill.
I. Strong, of Myitlo Point, gave
Baudot) a call last Monday. Ho was
joined next day by James Matliiny,
from tho same place. The twain are
down on a tithing oxenrsion.
Sales ef Do Laval Separator lo
dato beat all previous inconR The
Pioneer Hardwaro Store of Marsh
field is kept busy mippl ing IbeUieni
Demand for thoiso Won Jet fill Ma
chines The htraiuor Argo has been sold,
ami so fur as information is known
here, will go to Alaska. U h have
been infoiuied that a company had
been trj ing for coiun time to secure
hir for that trade.
Elder T. B. Ford will hold quarter
ly inei'ting in the M. E. Chapel, nt
thin place, next. Saturday and Sun
day. May 11 and 12. There will be
piencliing at all services, lo which the
public is cordially invited.
Col. C. .1. Holt, of Cbiengo, a
lempcianco lecturer of much ability
ami leeiit, will lectnro in Itosn'B Hall,
iliindon, Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons and evening, May M and
15, at '2:30 and 7:30 oVIock.
The Lampoy creek coal field which
i- being opened up by J. II. Timun,
is turning out grandly. .Mr. Tiiunn
informed us thai hu bus live wurk-.l
able voim on it, ranging from i! to 13
f""t tli-le Ho expects to ho ship
ping eoal I mm mere in tw nn,v. rite
coal from thi- Held is semi bituniin-
A. fl. Hnyl, who Iiih been selected .
by Court Queen of tlio Foro-t, for
esters of America, of this place, to
represent this court at the irruud
court which convenes at Saloin,
Oiegon, on the 14 h, hint . will sUrl.
fur that place tomorrow. The grand
com t will bo in F(ion three days.
William Carrol, tmppiiutendeul of
jSity enact nirt inn on the Coquillp,
and keeper 1!. Johnson, of thu Lifo
saving sen ice. went uu a tUhing ex
podjiion to Jones' lake Inst Mondny.
Keeper Johnson returned in tb
evening will) a .liing of 02 tine, large
trout, Mini as ho made no ininark as
lo tho success of hi fellow miorts
man, we conclude that Mr Cniroll
bad beeu much more oucct'ssfnl than
Mr. Johusoii.
Tho ball given by tho Fire Depart
moot Bind, last SaturJuy evening,
was a very enjoyable occasion and
was a succos-, financially mid other
wise. The Tupjier limine ilouuted
the pioceeds of the miduigbt kupper
except tho chiokens for tho Ktme
which were donated by the pnreuU
ami wives of the members of tho
hand, with a few exception-, and tho
hall win fnrtiMied freo of cuargo by
Alvin Mnnok, so that tho band iol
izod about 575 nflei liquidating h'I
expenses. This fund will he wl to
pay for instruction.
Mvrtle Point Enterprise: Tu
Myrtle Point lmnibill club i gettiua
their ground in lino tdiipo for tb
opening of I ho season-My 12. It
wn ineloi-ed this week with an 8 foot
wall, and next week will witnew the
completion of tho grand stand. The
iuBrf.J has tmn ww...-. . - . -7
and xl and ...id i M i j
wh.W the out AM ha be. c eu ed
of the logs and br.uh, .ml nil the
bd- -hu-h MkM
Kether, makes a. good if uol Jta. JJ
Krouml in the ooi.n y- J I J
1.' I I i , 0 " llba.l
reoe.w . u0 db,
' on of .nil, whict.
, tU " ' . now
"i " Li
... i 1 f 1 1 ifriikit
and " uu" " ;
...!!.. uitnfesa tho firt g
Myrtle lMnt v Mar.htield. at Myrtle
I'Jiut.
' loom will bo open this
Why don't you bring in thoso books
borrowed from the library T
Mrs. C. H. Butler gavo Coquillo a
visit this week, returuiug homo yea
terdaj-.
J. P. Tupper has put n Do Laval
sopnrntor in bis dairy at tho Beser
vation.
For Choice tJroceries of gunrnnteed
strength and purity go to Magoou's
grocery.
T, W. Clark gavo Coquille n busi-
nets call this week returning homo
yestenlay.
Mrs. James Costello who was ro
M)ited seriously ill, last week, is
convalescing.
One of tbo latent fads that hns
.i-.-i.town roe'x-.'.ljis to paint pugs
pail udly green. It trivos thoiu n
kind of marine appearance.
Miss Hilda Wakoman camo over
from Empire City, Inst Fiidny. and is
the jjllest of her brother Andrew, who
has a position in tho lifo saving ser
vice here.
James II. Flanagan, of Marsliliold,
and Miss Alice Proclor. of San Fran
cisco, wedded each other on tho .10 of
April. The cTPinony was celebrated
in San Francisco.
Are B'indonians going to celebrate
uly -lib or not? If wo intend to
celebrate it is timo lo coiumotico
operation o that a rtifdi is not nee
essnry nf the last minute.
One of Bandon's citizens is in
terested , in knowing how it' comes
that so many minors can lino up in
front of a bar in Baudot) ami bo
served diink across the counter.
J. Clayson & Son, wbo am putting
in a hroomliandle plant eight or ten
miles below town han'ed out the
boiler and flv wheel, etc. to day pro
pnralory to getting tho plant in run
niiii; order.
W. A. Wo'diever and O. S. Brown,
oT (Irnnt Pass nro h-re in tho in
terpst of Mod 'rn Woodmen of Anior
ica for Pin piirpos" of planting a
lodge of that order lime, an 1 so far
are inoi'ting with llattering success.
Mra. Oorcon cpriieH a lino slock of
niillniieiy conieting of Ladiett Hats
HHiNmiOuitiiinf. etc. Sim hns ad
aVd Sewing Machines to her stock
nnd enn give jnu a bargain in that
article. Call and examine bur goods.
Ve call vonr attention to the no
lice of Mrs, H. Neely. which will bo
found in another column. Neely is
r!oing out her business, and menns
what she says. Now is the timo to
secure bargains. Don't Iouo your op
portunity. II. W. Dunham ennin back from
Senile, and is mnking preparation to
secure a crow and take tho Brick to
Heath fi r Mr. J. Kiernan who hnd
her brought hern to tow rock for tho
uoi Hi jetty in pursuance of his con
tract. Mr. Dunham will start uu soon
as cii-oniiiHtiincHS will permit.
A tight lHjepoited to hovn tnken
place last Sundny on the steamer
Dispatch as tho steamer was return
ing tu exRursio.mts to Coquillo, tho
participants Iwing El Hayuos and
Hubert Breen, both of whom had been
drinking. Breou is repoitwl to havo
been wcistod.
Snpei visor woods Iihs borni repair
ing the Bear ci ook ixad during the
pant four days, and informed a re
porter that he had the baiiio in pas
sable order for tho traveling public.
This road is of much impoitnuce to
BundoD. and it h to the int rest of
this place lo see that it it kept in tho
bent order possible
The Shamrock II, which is the
challenger which is to moo for the
oup held by Anieiioan yuehtmon, was
pnt on trial at Southampton. England,
last Satnrdny. Lord Lipton's now
boat U n-jwrled through tbo news
dispatches toba tlyei nnd is thought
to 1m a minute a mile faster than her
nauiMnke which raced for tho cup
two year ago off Saudy Hook, nour
Now York City. The race this year
will bo more interentiug than ever.
In the Port Orford Tribnne of lat
work mem ion was wad of Ueorge
Truutau. formerly of tbia locality but
who has been managing the Jfuino
rnob at Bogus Biver for eeveial
yr pt. tho item ay: Mr. Tin
tnuo w nigaged uli-usively in farm-
in.r nl ..r. Laviiiir fenced in 'JtK)
additional acre" of farming land at
what U known tho IvImjii place.
and already baa a large aiea in jn
and graia. H will plant bmih iu
acre in P"nH etuiuing pnrjoei
u r, Hume u putting in all th lntt
improfel mochiwry for pUoting,
and harvesting p. ami win nui in
iatUfi) until bo bat ono of the moat
eompl-tu and sttccWul pea cauning
,-t.iblMb m U tlio c aL
The readin
evening.
Selling at Cost!
To THE Pl'BLIC:
If there is anything you want in
my Stock of Goods at cost, call on or
before May 25, 1901, as I will closo
my entire business alter that date.
Mas. H. Neely.
Private School.
I heieby announce to tho citizens,
of Bandou School district and vicini
ty, that I will open a term of privalo
school, in tho Baudon schoolhouse,
commencing Monday, May lit, 11)01.
Tuition : 1st mcliidtng 1th grades,
SI per month.
5th and Cth grades 1.25 per month.
Katie McNaib, Teacher.
Town Primary.
Notico is hereby irivon to tbo leeal
voters, of tho town of Baudon, to mcot
hi pi Hilary convention in Town hall,
on Friday, tbo 17 day of May, at tho
hour of seven thirty (7:!!0) p. m. for
tho purposo of nominating a ticket to
lio voted on at the town election, which
will bo hold on Monday, tho 27 day
of May, 1001.
The convention will ndopt its order
of business.
Dono by ordor of tbo board of
trustees.
Dated this 9, day of May 1901.
A. D. .Mouse,
Clerk of Board.
AIIOUMI THU COUNTY.
I'mm tho Coiibt Mnll.
Win. Boss reports good progross
on tho new bunker which ho is con
structing at Wall Brothers' mine, ou
tho Buckskin Juck phico abovo Coos
City.
Alfrod Haglund cut bis foot quite
badly with an axe, iu tho Marshlield
shipyard, Tuesday, necessitating nov
era! stitches, which wero put iu by
Dr. McCorinac.
Henry Gibson, ono of n parly of
immigrants arriving on last Areata
and enrouto for Gardiner, last Sun
day while boarding tho steamer
Blanco fell from tho S. O Co. dock
on to tbo steamer rail and then over
board. Ho was picked up iu an tin
consci .us condition mid had a severe
scalp wound which was dressod by
Dr. Cook. The last report is that he
is parahged below (ho waist. Ho has
a wife and two children with him.
Circuit Court is in Bcsbion.
V. D. Marshall gave Coquillo City
a visit yesterday.
N. B. Smith, of Noithern Curry,
was a visitor in town to-day.
B. P. Alley, wifo and boy, regis
tored at tho Tupper Honso last oven-
ing.
Mrs. A. McNair roturnod homo yes
terday from a two week's visit among
friends on the upper river.
Mrs. McBiide, of Port Orford, was
iu town last night qn Iter w'iy to Co
quille to visit her daughter, Mrs.
David Carey.
Gentlo rain has been a wolcomo
visitor to this section during tho
iast two days and vegetation is lurgo-
ly tbo gainor.
A. II. Thrift had u windmill come
up on thu steamer Maudalay last
week which ho will set up on his lino
uairy rancii nenr wairyvino.
Abo Corson, who has been staying
at Medford for two or thrro years
pat, returned yesterday and will
mako BaiuJon his home again,
Ono sixth of tho natives of Luzon,
tho largest island of thu Philippine
group nro reported to havo been
killed or died of Dengo fovcr during
tho last two years.
A false tiro alarm was rung in on
tho fiiodppaitmeut last Friday night
about ten o'clock which made the
members hustle out iu u hurry. Al
though many of tho boys had gone t"
bed it wis only about live minutes
from tho first bell until tho hoi-u was
attached to the hydrant near Dr
Kiino'sollico that being the point lo
which tlio firemen wero called by a
small blaze that bad been kindled in
that section to servo the purpose.
The boys nro quick to respond mid
can bo depoudod upon when needed.
Mnridiliold Sun: All is activity at
the race track and the string i f hoises
was nover longer at this season of
the year. Allot the stalls that nro
not occupied havo been spoken for
and tho management u arranging to
erict morn building" to nccommodato
I ho prospective raco men who wijj
o. mo to M.irshliehl to train their
liorww. It has, as jet, not been de
cided whether the distitct fair will
ho held iu I In city or not, but at all
events u race meeting will occur here
this MMUtoii that will cclipsw all other
programs ever given in tlio county.
llll.sl'ASs MIIK'K.
N'ullw li lifftti) unrn Iu all prrtuna net
UlrpjiM uhd Hi r-iiiiciiil Pr.Kmyiii,
nunini tw('wn l'l"iK I.Hkt- mill Iho coun
iv rnul. in N.irilirn Currv. Iir miiuvinir.
uillUil. or i!wiru)iuu Ihulx-r unun inlJ
i.nj ii iHuir.1 will b inlJ for iuforma
lion Uwdiim to a couvioliou of Indi an as
ild hWivm.
ii
lillltU III IKIIIUOH. iunillj , J.V.
Tin: co.nti:mi'1 iitt.r. m:utimi..
Thp world was full of buttle
The wholo world fur and uidc;
Men mid women an J clilldim
Wero UhlinK ua cither lde.
I was h nt from the hottest couitmt
With n uieesaee of life niitl itenth,
lllack with ainoliQ and roc) with blood,
Weary mid out of breath,
ForcoJ to liimer n moment
And hind n utiilib irii wound,
CursiiiK tho luck that kept mu hnok
l'roui tho llorv buttlo Rrouud.
When I found a cheerful strntiKf r,
Calm, critical, serene,
Well sheltered from nil danger
Palatini; a bnttSt) noone.
Ho was oordlntly Rtad to soo rao
Tho oooly mnltlnii wretch
And iuquired with n limitation,
"Do you mlud It I make n xketch?"
So ho had mo down in n minute,
With niuriimiiiM of real delluhti .
My -'color" was "milletou,"
My "ftotton" was "juat riKhtl"
And ho prattled on with ardor
Of thu moving suoao helow,
Of tho "values" of thu smoke wroalhs,
And tbo "siilciidid rush and co,"
Of tho hendloiiR desierntu charges
Whuroa thousand lives wero spent;
Of tin' "maHhiny" in thu foreground
With tho "lulddlo dlktmico" blent.
Hald I: "You speak sirenly
Of tho living death iu view;
Thoso n ru human creatares djing
Aro you not human, too?
"This in a present buttle
Where nil men btrive today;
How docs it chance jou sit apart?
Which is your banner saj if"
His freali cheek blanched n little,
And hu ausuuied with a Hinllo
That he fought ou either side;
Hu was unletting a little while.
"Watching," said I, and neutral!
Neutral in thuoa liko thesol
And I plucked him oil bin pketching atuol
And hruught him to his knees.
I stripped him of hU traveling cloak
And Bhuwed him to thu sky
lly his uniform a traitor!
lly hiH handiwork a spy I
I dragged him h tok to tho Held bo left
To ttiu fate ho was titled for,
Wo havo no plauu for lookers-on,
Wliile all tho world' at wur.
OHAKtiOT l'lJItKINShTKlSO.N',
maiiim: noi'i:.s.
KAIl.lil).
Mny 7 Schr Mizpah, Llllngson, to Kan
I'rnncisco.
Bchr llerwick is ready for sen today.
Tho steamer Mnndalay is duo hero
by Saturday.
Two Real Bargins in Real
Estate.
Ktorv and a half houses fi rooms; firo place.
I,argo lot near center of town, if IMi.
One story bouso T reomailot and a half.
Near woolen mill, ifl'-'o,
Ilntli of these nro real snapB.oall on J, M.
U1MON, llandon.
J. W. STRANGE,
DENTIST
BANDON. - OBl'GON.
will visit llnnilrin rfimlnrlv on dates to 111'
nipplleil in the Ij'-ih) ('oIiiiiiii.
h:i. r. toitinh,
ATTOUNKV Attn CODNHKI.OH AT IiAW
rrmillro In nil Hi" CiMirlH of Hi" Mute.
OIUco ou Second Floor in Oiicrclo lluildlug
on Klrst Street,
Life IiiHiiranro I'olii'leHaud Hands bought
or money loaned on saiiio.
llainlon, - - -
Orrgnn,
fii.'i'iSiiK:4SfS2::?aiifii
, Di'.M'in x.muiv., no.iii, k. or I'. jj
K S
A -v L'i him I oiiril- vn.lll. KNU11ITS
glJ 'of 1'ylhiaH, mi fl every Monday
uvening at liiti o'clock, In ;""t''' "". ft
nniiii"". ,t:u. "''.' ' J
en II. .N. Haiiuisoton, K. of It. and 8.
Mama fm mt Kaaggaas
? ItAMIO.N I.OIXIi:. Nil. I Iff.A.I'. A. M
I AN DON 1,01)0 K, No, 11(1. A. t'.A ..M. h
V I V w. ...... I ,,,,l,.li,.i,u llrat Hat. ('
yt t r..n .....i, .if .
month. All MhiiIi t Miuiiis cordiiilly g
-b mvltud. Hv order of W. M.
T. J. TIUUFI', Hecmt'iry. g
J nmrl IJunii of IIih l'nri'l No, 17,
& r.iri-t-l "f AiimrlrB,
yr'Ot'ltTtJL'KrlNTil' thi: foui:si'.$
4j No. 17, meets Friday night of each j,
rek. in liana's Hall, llandon. Ongoii.
fi (Mirdial welooniu l ejli iideil to hU vls-v
Kiting brother W. W. HllII'UvY. ft
v 11,-wiitf lKti. Chief Ituugir. a
S Fm. Sniri-liiry. fej
Il.tMMIN l.dlXli: No, 133, 1.O.O. Y 6
tl
' T AN DON I.ODOt:. .No. JSS.I.O, O. I'.g
?1 mei t" nvery WeJueKday evening.
Visiting lirnlliers In goou namung-4
corU.al.y..,i.fd.N UUS8KMjMiU J
? A. W. Kiug, Heo.
ttWM f.i'Vi'M &4-&m:W g
Z Cnnn YKltlY to Chrmtlaa man
A JUU' or woman to look af'r nm 2
y vrowinu bn-inisi In this and adjoin i
fi iuu (iiuritltM) to aol a Mmmgi-r and II
X Corriiindi-iili oik can ho dono at U
ri nur lioine. Knolose lf-ndoVw-il B
S rtaiuM-d euvelm) for particular to 5,
M (ifiirrnl ilnsger,(!oieornii lliilldiiig g
oppose Unlod Htates TrtMtury,
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Spring
D
has just received a full line of Spring
Dry Goods, also a Large
Assortment of
Men's Boy's and Children's Suits.
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A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries
Always on Hand.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. lvo"Htrlnteed.
Our hardware
department
la now Hupplied with a full nnd complcto stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
and Miners' Supplies.
Wo carry a complete stoclc of
TiNNinfs shop in Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windovvij
iHi.NMX'iioN, riiMi rutiiiK iimi riiiintiiiig ii hi" ''laity.
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON,
Bandon, .... Oregon.
Spring and Summer Goods.
Now is the time
wilt ho disiosed uf at prices that
S4"TlOT ViTTTTninC!
rooni for more,
A Full Stock of
always on hand.
N. LORENZ,
The New, Spoetly and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Steamer,
Maudalay,
('AIM'. A. IUSEI).
this Steamer will givo a regular 1(1 day Service hetwrtm Coqal'le Itlvi-r, Oregon, And Sail
Francisco, O ilf'iri)la, for both lasHongors mid freight.
For full or liirther Infnrmiillon npply to Ciiitaln A. Hud, on hoard teainer or
N, I.Oltl'.NZ, Agent, Ooinie, Oregon. M. It. IiHI!. Agenl, llandon, OrrKon.
;, T. Kltl'Z, (ituer.it Agent, IU7 Front Hlreet, Hsu Francisco. California.
.1, M. Ill-TON,
ATTOJtNUV AND (KJUNKKI.OH AT LAW
IIAN1MIN, toon COUNTY, Illll.OON.
Onit'0 in tho Kldorado llulldliil!, on 1'lrbt
Htrei't.
V. Ilayilon, M, l,
DIOUbTIVJ:. l.'ltlNAUY AND HK1N
1)Ihhki:h.
OOlco-IIast Front blred,
llAMIO)!, OlIKOOK,
HAN DON
...Water Works...
l'uie, fiesli, pnlil xpriiiK wilier
pipeil to imy nirt ill town,
iimi to iiuy pail of tho Iioiien,
on iipilii'iitiuii, in quiuititleH)
ileHiieii. Itntej leiiKiniiilile. : :
W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor
TliH Ik Your Opportunity.
On rocoljit ot U n cuili, rauli or Btnmpi,
a KeneroiiH uwnplo will I mulled of the
pioiit tiojiular Cntarrh unit JIny Fover Oure
(Wy'B Cream Jlilin; Bnfflclent to demon.
Ktrato tho t" t u ' of the remedy.
H4X IU!Or:ir.l!H,
CO Warrtiu lit., Kcw York City.
JUjt. Jolin ItcM. Jr. , cf Orftt Tolls, 5Iont
rccoinrneudf d l.ly'a Croain Halm to rue. I
can eiGhaUo hu Uttinent, "It ia oul.
tlva euro for entarrli If mwl ndlrectfil."
Iter. Francln W. pool, 1'iwtor Ceutral I'rea.
Church, Helms, Mont.
KIj'h Cream lla'm U tbo noknowlfilRft
euro for on'arrh ami owitaliw lio mercury
nor any Injurious druy. I'rico, B0 cents.
Goods !
enlio
1m
is here and so
OU 1 -O
to buy.
Tho shelves aro crowded
with Now Ooud-i which
will astoniHh you, ulillo theio nro
't' 1,0 ''"d in Dry Goods, Clothing, tjhoej
and other p;ouc)s that must bo hoIiI to mako
Fresh Groceries
A. w. kb.hi:, X. x.
PUYSJCJAX AND SUltaUON
IIANDON, Olli:ni)N.
Oalla to all partu of town and BOimly
promptly nnauereil clay or nljiht. OOc on
ooruerof l,ownr Main and Atvwiter ht recta
PETER WElSOIS!,
IIANDON, OltKOON.
IS lack smith and
IVagomnaker.
HOUHHH1I015ING A SJ'KCI.WiTY.
WtiKOUH uf nil KinilH i I nilo to Onler
Joli work iillenili'il to riKiiiiptly and all
uork gUMrtiiitied to give nutUtauUoii. I'll
ceH renMinalilc.
I A n I P? Heady luiulewrauUMH. oati(x
un lv i i.j um.tHiiiHUkirti.T.M ulov
and voiliiiga,
CJIILDllKN'SVJSSa"
Confectionery,
Stationery,
Tobacco and
Oigars
Mrs. NASBTTEQ-
Next door Iu 1'oHtnlUoe,