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52 Times a year for $2.
52 Times a year for $2.
Volume XVII
RANDOM,
OREGON: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1901
Number 36.
The warehouses of two Oregon City paper
AROUND TUE COUNTY.
Bartlett pears at J. Denholm's.
Corned Beef and Limberger cheese
mills were burned, causing a loss of $1C,OOO
H. Lockhart and J. 8. Coke, of From the Coquille City Bulletin.
at Magoon’s.
to $15.000.
V. N. Perry, of Coquille, was re Marshfield, were in town Monday,
Fred Linegar has purchased the Dr. Cusick, a prominent Salem Republi
Wanted—Cordwood, at the Woolen newing associations here, Sunday.
Miss Mary Upton, of Floras creek, mercantile business of Sanderson can, says the protective tariff should be
abolished.
Miiln. Enquire of T. W. Clark.
is
visiting J. M. Upton and family.
Ned Clark, of Northern Curry was
Bros., in this city, and will take A Vancouver. Wash., sawmill idle for
N. E. Barklow, of Bear Creek, was doing business in town last Satur George Itackleff, of Myrtle Point, charge the first of tbo mouth. Mr. six months will be put into operation.
doing business in town last Friday.
day.
was among the visitors to this place Linegar is a very popular young man Indtapnra makes a fine run.from Portland
to the sea.
Edward Faby sr., and his son
and we bespeak for him a liberal The Northern Pacific are to build two big
E. A. Tborhaven, of Northern Cur last Sunday.
Charles, were in town last Monday.
Trans-Pacific liners.
ry, was doing business in town yes Miss Pearl Walker closed her term patronage.
Don’t make your self a stranger—Just drop in as though you woro a(
Try G. H. Mugooti's for Fresh terday.
The game of baseball, which was The San Francisco grain shippers say the
of school, at Denmark, last week, and
strike
is
broken.
heme
—
\\ e will try and entertain you and at (be sarae time make it as pleas-r
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
talked of so badly, will not come off
Ace Carey, of Port Orford, was is home again.
F riday A ug . 30.
ant
for
you r.s possible—
judging
from
present
indications.
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos among the visitors to Bandon last
Miss Ellen Hawkins came up from
Seventeen persons were killed tn a wreck
Marshfield
wanted
to
play
bad
enough
25 cents, at WrenshalFe gallery Ban Saturday.
Dairyville yesterday on a visit to
on the Great Northern near Kalispell,
—at a distauce, but when it cauie to Commissioner Hermann reports the
don.
.Among Tuesday's arrivals were J. friends in Bandon.
largest business in the history of tho land
Tho woolen mills are running day making urrangemeuts with thorn they office.
Frank Thrush and W. It. Hurst ; Machado, G. W. and Charles Stewart,
wanted
the
whole
thing
as
usual.
and night now, and full crews will be
arrived bore last Friday from Corbin of Myrtle Point.
D. S. Rouse, manager of the Co Eleven persons were killed by the wreck
city.
Charles W. Majory, returned home put on as fast as arrangements are quille Co., coal mina at Riverton, ing of a traiu on the Northern Central, in
New York.
B. A. Greenfield, of Trinidad, Cal again, this week, from Corbin City, completed.
was in town Monday. He tells us Gardner defeated Carter in the eighteenth
Mrs. J. B. Lee nnd her two grand that the work at the mine is pro round at Sap Francisco.
ifornia, were visitors to Bandon, last on account of his wife’s health.
Friday.
Coos Bay lias a gasoline famine on children, Chester and Eva Leo, are gressing nicely nnd that they are A Salem buyer says the new Oregon hop
will be of better quality than ever
J. B. Marshall nnd wife went to account of the strike. It is liable to down from Myrtle Point to spend a now in position to take out a large crop
Odd Fellow Building,
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before.
few
days
on
the
beach.
tio
up
all
the
gasoline
launches.
Coquille City yesterday to visit
quantity of coal, if the strike would There was an increase in assaults made
W. C. Sanderson has received a lot up so they could bavo shipping by strikers on nonunion men at San Fran
friends.
Tho Bandon Woolen Mills Cora-
large
new catalogue of custom made facilities.
cisco.
pany
want
a
lot
of
Cordwood.
For
Mrs. Anna Lorentzcn and family
clothing samples. Call and order . W. H. Thomas has been awarded Au Idaho stage was caught by a train and
of Dairyville, moved to Bandon last particulars enquire of T, W. Clark.
before choice samples are taken. _ , tbo contract for furnishing tbo tim one woman sustained serious injuries.
Saturday.
Tho crew has arrived for the Coos
The sheriff’s sale of the Portland <t Puget
Coos county’s taxable property is Bay salmon cannery and that insti The Stock Theater Co. will pirjk ber for tbo Beaver Hill mine, and Sound Railroad has been postponed oue
“Ole Olsen” to night, and if you will start a camp on Schroeder’s week.
valued at $2,706,535, acd exemptions tution is ready for the season's work.
desire
to seo a first-class performane, place, at Norway. Mr. Thomas was A Burnside-street saloon was held up
amount to $262,750.
Misses Francos Corson. Erma nnd
aud enjoy a good laugh, go and see in town Wednesday making prepa by three masked robbers.
Alfred Johnson aud Miss Flo Boy Addie Hunt went to Myrtle Point
S aturday A ug . 31.
Bed llonm Suites
Curtain Poles and Fino
Wall Papor and
it.
rations aud will start the work im A Montana train wreck on tho Great
ne were married, at Coquille, last yesterday to vistit friends for a few
Window Trimmings.
House Liuing.
and Pieces.
The
steamer
Baroda
is
being
dis
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SEWING
MACHINES
AM)
BABY
CAK1UAGES
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Northern was the worst in the road’s hist
mediately.
days.
Monday a week ago.
ory. Thirty eight lives wero lost.
mantled. Report says that the deck
Ed.
Price
of
Riverton,
was
in
town
Cabinet Shop ■ in Connection.
Mattresses and lq oruur. MailQ
\V. F. Waite and Mary E. England
Mrs. L. W, Travers and Miss Lehi
is working and the opinion is becom on business Wednesday. He informs Steel strikers declare they have the Du
Furniture Repairing anil Saw filing a Specialty.
Border, of Myrtle Point, came down leaded on Justice A. D. Morse, last
quesne to close.
¡Saturday evening, and the twain ing general that tho vessel will prove us that work on the Riverton mill has Francis, the Missouri murderer, is still GlaSS
last Friday, for a visit to Bandon.
nn^ Fitted to Order- All
a total wreck.
UNDERTAKING
been going on slowly on account of at large.
vaia os Sizes and weigts kept on hand
Alex Urquhart, of Riverton, came I were made oue.
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Robert McGinis and wife arrived tbo strike in tho city hindering them Venzuelan and Columbian troops are
Surveyor Cathcart camo down from
Constaulty Kept on Hand.
down, the latter part of lust week
here last Saturday on a visit to W. from getting some machinery which massed on the border new Cucuta.
Frenchmen are excited over the coming
Coquille City, last Monday to finish
and spent a few days in Bandon.
Boyd and family aud Mrs. Emma they have sent for. The mill wharf
of the Czar.
J. L- Kronenberg. Sept, of the up some surveying that he Las bean Osborn. Mrs. McGinis is a sister to and boom will both bo enlarged nnd visit
Five American warships visited British
doing
for
Elbert
Dyer.
Coquille Mill and lug Co., has been
when completed the mill will bo able ports simultaneously.
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Mr. Boyd aud Mrs. Osborne.
Charles D. Fetter, left yesterday
a frequent visitor iu town during the
Columbia defeated Constitution in the
to
turn
out
considerable
lumber.
Walter Panter and Miss Clara
first race of the final series.
I morning for San Francisco, where
past week.
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Hermann were married at Coquille,
The Northern Pacific Railroad safe at
Canning Bros, show will exhibit iu be will join hip brother Alfro, who last Tuesday, also, Daisy Russell and
Olympia, Wash , was blown open and the
is
located
at
that
place.
Bandon Sept. 9; at Dairyville. Sept.
entire contents stolen.
a man named Frederick, of Ran
Two hundred nnd twenty shingle mills in
G. W. Stewart an 1 son, Charier, of dolpli, were r.iarriid tho sume day,
10; and at Port Orford, Wednesday
Washington will dote down.
Myrtle Point, have purchased tho
pight Sept. 11,
M onday , A ug . 26.
Fences of Jesse Car around 80,000 acres
Howard, who deserted the Americans to
Fair Notes.
Is now supplied with u full and complete stock of
Members of tho Socialist Club are livery stable business of this place
of public land in Southwestern Oregon
become
a
Filipino
leader,
has
been
captured.
requested to meet in the Reading and took possession today.
have
been
torn
down.
The Fair, at Marshfield, seems to Relations are still disturbed between
An attempt was made to wreck the
Fish Commissioner Brown has have been a success judging from the France and Turkey.
Room to night nt 7:30. Important
business to come before the meeting. found a place on the north fork of reports which come from lhere, and Ehaffor says the move to settlo the steel Astoria-Portland train.
Pocket of 50 per cent gold ore was un
attendance larger Ilian lust year. Of
is without official sanction.
There will be a dance at Randolph, the Coquille river suitable for the the pavilion exhibit the Coast Mail strike
covered in the Virtue mine in Eastern Ore
Two
men
were
killed
trying
to
shut
off
gon.
next Saturday night. Free trans location of a salmon hatchery.
gives the following: The pavilion a new Ttxus oil ¡¿usher.
\Ve carry a complete stock of
portation will be furnished from
The steamer Empire, for which exhibit is pronounced mncli better Cardinal Gibbous was given a royal wel Superintendent Ackerman holds that
Oregon voters have the right to say whether
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
Bandon. Parkersburg, and intermedi there was nome uneasiness mani tbnn last year, and the building is come pu Lis return to Baltimore from more than eight grades shall be taught in tinner «a shop in
well
filled
with
a
great
variety
of
Europe.
CONNECTION.
Pipe Fittings and Plumbing a specialty,
fested. arrived safely in San Frau- objects of interest and I eauly. Tbo
ate points.
The Constitution sailed to Bristol so the the public schools.
S unday S ept .I
two photographic exhibits are very designer could a-e what changes were
Rev. M O. Brink preached his cisgo, Tuesday of last week.
The early capture or surrender of Malvar,
The Southern Sleek Co., which is interesting, showing a great variety lieetRsai v.
J'’.irew< 11 sei mon here. Sunday a week
Cooe. comity scones rJprodile.ed
A large sagnr Bev J. crop is cxpw*ud in in V. J., is expected.
ngo. uud lias left Coquille City and playing here, this week, is giving of
Oregon.
A representative of the Bayview Lodge
with much artistia taste and accuracy. Southeastern Washington.
gone to Albany. He intends moving i good satisfaction. The acting is
says
the
steel
strike
is
lost.
The display of Coos county wood
The New York stock market fears a future
splendid aud the entertainment ex is alone worth a visit to the fair. The closeness in money.
to California from Albany.
A rain storm at Cleveland Ohio, caused
high
polish
is
equal
to
a
mirror,
and
dam ige estimated at $1,000.000.
A very refreshing rain visited this cellent.
T uesday , Ara. 27.
possilily tli'd explains why the ladies
ecctiou Inst Satnrday night and Sun The stoamor Mandalay sailed for so much admire that particular cor Franco Las broken off relations with
MA1UNK NOTES.
Turkey, aud the Turkish Ambassador to
day morning. It cleared the atmos the Coquille river, last Sunday even ner of the pavilion.
SAILED.
France,
who
is
in
Switzerland,
lias
been
One <>f tho cveuts of the fair was
phere nicely and was of sufficient ing from Ban Francisco. She will
Aug 31—Schr Albion, Larsen, to San
notified by his government not to return to
the
bull
race
and
in
this
wero
entered
call at Crescent City on her way up
volume to start up vegetutioll.
Francisco.
W. H. Nohle’s Schley and Dewey France.
Nicaragua
and
Columbia
have
promised
Sept 2—Schr Parkersburg, Ellingson, to
Choice Canning or Drvmg Prunes, aud is due here to day.
und Cupt. Ilariis’ Jersey. When
to mix in the Isthmian trouble.
San Francisco.
rd 50 cents a bushel, F O. B. Co
Mrs. Charles Majory received a brought on tho track the animals not Sampson
will bo a witness at tlie Schley
qnille City. French, (Petit) Sept. 1st letter frotu her sister, Mrs. Lizzie evinced a decided distaste for the ex court of inquiry.
TRESPASS NOTICE,
citement.
and
gave
tlieir
jockies
no
to 15th; Italian. Sept. 10 to25. Order Brigutenbusber, of Bridge, this eud of trouble. Dewey broke down Tinplate officials deny that negotiations
Notice is hereby given to all persons not
Early, R. D. Sauford, Coduiilo City, county, announcing that Mrs. B. is the gate and ran out into the center are under way to settle the strike.
to trespass upon the premises of Dr. Kenyon,
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are
Oregon.
lieid, but a crowd went out and headed Cattlemen fired about 100 shots into a situated between Floras Lake nnd the coun
lhe happy recipient of twin boys.
ty
road,
in
Northern
Curry,
by
removing,
in again. Then Dewey nnd Schley band of sheep in Eastern Oregon,
cutting, or destroying timber upon said
A letter recieved here, last week,
Dr, W. Haydon, Chris Rasmussen, him
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes
both objected to their saddles and There is noticeable absence of speculation land. $25 reward will be paid for informa
nnd other goods that mast be sold to make
from J, S. Averill brought the in W. II. aud J. E. Peck, left for Sixes the latter took a reclining position in iu the Boston wool market.
tion leading to a conviction of trespass as
room for more.
formation that ho with at Manila, be River, last week on a camping ex front of the grand stand. When Members of the Nome bar petition Mc stated above.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon, March 14, 1901.
jug qnurtormaster upon a ship plying pedition. J. E. Peck returned to Dewey’s rider mounted he did some Kinley to remove Judge Noyes.
PETEK NELSON, Agent.
Trans« Atlantic freight businers out of
bucking
but
was
too
clumsy
to
unseat
between the Philippine Islands and town, Tuesday, but tho rest of the
New York is very light.
his
rider,
and
Schley
was
inclined
to
GKO. P. TOPPING,
Han Francisco.
party will remain until to morrow.
sulk. He refused to come to his
W ednesday . A uo . 21
Editor Eickwortb and Dr. Cnlin
Chris Ranuussen has bad a nice position, but. the others were herded Nine persons lost their lives by the ex ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
of Coquille arrived here Tbursilay fence put up in front of bis lot in urottnd on the outside of him, accom plosion of a Delaware steamer.
Practices In all the Courts of the State.
plishitig the desired result. Jersey, Nebraska Republicans denounce Gover
evening, having run down in a ga-o West Bandon. All Chris is lacking who
was ridden bareback by Young nor Savage for paroling Bartley, ex state Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building
on First Street,
line boat. They visited the stranded of an ideal home is a lino house and Harris, was more philosophical aud treasurer from the peneientiary.
Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
ship at Fonruiile next day aud re a beautiful bride, and bis mind is took things quietly. Finally a start A Missouri negro murderer is being pur or Life
money loaned on same.
turned home in the evening.
inclined that way. Just wait and was made without scoring and the sued, and may be burned if caught.
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
animals
galloped
gallantly
for
quite
The Chine*e are again dictating terms
Tom Lewis went to Coos Bay, last watch.
.DEALER IN
a ways. Jersey stuck out bis nose in regard to the protocol.
Monday, to take a position as assist Coming Monday, September 9, and and took the lead, attending Kitchner reports another case of Boers
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
ant engineer on the steamship Bruns Canning’s Vaudeville and Moving strictly to business. On the back shooting prisoners.
< j ¡ eiieviil JIIcrcliaiKl ¡ mc .
stretch
the
animals
slowed
to
a
trot
Shamrock bad another satisfactory trial
wick, which called there on her way Picture Show. This company has
aud Dewey got Well up to the front in New York Bay.
to Alaska, where she has gone to aid exhibited at other towns in Coos, and but was unable to keep up his lick.
Senator Turner, of Washington, says the
the James Sennet, which wont ashore. comes well recommended. Admis Then Scldey made a spurt and took Democratic
J. M. UPTON,
A. W. KIME, M. I».
party does not need to be re
The bark Baroda has proved quite sion 25 cents, Children under 14 years, the half, but Jersey passed him again organized, and that silver is not now an HOUND HOUSE GALLERY, MANDON ATTOKNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW PHYSJC'IAN AND SURGEON
ami they came into the home stretch issue.
bANDON, COOS COUNTY, OBKGON .
an attraction during the past few 15 cents.
BA NOON, OREGON.
at a good trot. About half way down The counterfeit money-makers capt ured at
days. The scene has been visited by
There has been a light run of sal tbo home stretch, however they all Huntington,
| Oflico in the Eldorado Building, on First
Or., bad one of the most com I- Dkl.l’HI LODGE, NO. 64 K. OF P. •>
Call» to all parts of town and connty
Street.
a large number of persous from mon in the river and fishermen keep slowed to a wdk'iti spite of the efforts plete outfits in existence.
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promptly answi i ed day or night. Office on
corner ot Lower Main and Atwater streets
Bandon and the surrounding country the local market partially supplied of their riders, Jersey and Schley, Hoppit-king has been begun in several * J \ELI’HI LODGE. NO.C4, KNIGHTS *
%v. Ilaydnii, M. 1».
1 ‘ of Pythias, meets every Mundny
who have goue to see the stranded A. Wilson's boys caught ten, last taking a course along the fence' on Oregon districts,
evening at 7:30 o’clock, in (tastio Hall, .■;
the outside of the trac k. Here Schley
J, W. STRANGE,
DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND
SKIN
T hursday A ugust 29.
vessel.
3 Bandon, Ggn.
E. DYEK, C. C.
Monday night, which they disposed made a spurt but Jersey also struck
DISEASES.
Congressman
llu
II
says
the
Philipines
are
B.
N.
llABaiNaTON,
K.
of
K.
and
S.
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Coos Bay News; A gentleman, of in town, next morning, at 25 and a trot and came in ahead. Time 3:08. an ideal field for American enterprise. We
Offico—East Front Street,
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Dewey concluded that he had bad
who has bad considerable experience 50 cents each.
B andon , O bboox .
enough racing, before be reached the presume it is for such men as Morgan, Hill,
in mining, was in town last week, on
BANDON, - - - OREGON.
A letter received here last week wire, and turned back, but his rider etc.
'l he Luzon provincial government will be
liis way to San Francisco to purchase from E J. Davidson stated that ho dismounted and drove him in.
Will
visit Bandon regularly on dates to ba
BANDON LODGE, No. 115, A. F. A M
consolidated.
snppiicd in the Local Column.
maebiuery to be used in a cinnabar was about to sell out bis mining
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General Fred D. Grant is returning to x I »ANDON LODGE, No. lift. A. F.A ,M.
mine which lie is about to open on interests in Josephine county, and From tho Coast Mail.
Manila.
' I > Stated oonitnnuications first Sat
The
finest
display
of
fruits
nnd
the upper Coquille.
it is very probable that, be will re
The steel trust officisjs are training raw ,.A urday after the full moon of each
«¡■t month. All Master-Masons cordially y
vegetables ever brought, to a Coos men to open idle mills.
Pur?, frosh, cohl spring water
’ invited. By order of
W. M. ?
We are pleased to state that Rob turn with his wifo nnd daughter to county fair, was brought down by E
BANDON, OREGON.
A Pullman car on tho Rio Grande train
piped to any part of town,
T.
J.
THRIFT,
Secretary.
this
place
in
the
near
future.
ert Lowe, who bus been suffering
J. Coffelt Tuesday from bis Coos overturned, killing the Mother Superior of
und to any part of the house,
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from paralysis fur some time is grad
lack ilk a n
W. H, Logan has finished Elbert river farm. It made a full truckload Colorado.
on application, in quantities
desired. Rates reasounble. : :
nally gaining the use of his limbs. Dyer's contract on J, H. Timon'scoal when hauled out.
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Francis, the Missouri negro ignrd» rer, is X ...
One of the workmen in Hi. King's still at large.
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By the assistance of an attendant he bunkers and has the piledriver on logging
Court Queen <»f the Forest No. 17,
| W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor'
camp w hose name w as not Famine threatens a large district in '
walked down town last Monday and I the wharf here ready to commence learned hud a close call last Satur
Foresters of Aino I ch .
HOHSE8HOEING A SPECIALTY.
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got aboard the steamer and visited ! building the extension which Mr. day. A piece of flying steel from a Russia.
*porKTQ(;EEN OE THE FOliEST.g
Tiita
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Toor
Opportunity.
The
Kurds
arc
determined
to
exterminate
Wagons of all Kimis Made to Order
Prosper returning on the evening! Dyer proposes adding to the wharf, sledge struck him in tbo thr.oat, cut the Armenians.
<.V N<». 17, intet« Fridav tiight« f eauh£ |
On receipt of ten c-ntt, cash or stamps,
in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon.I
boat.
l'he g>>v> rntnont permit has been ting bis windpipe, and butting itself Austrians protest against Russian in •: wcek.
a gonorous sampto w ill be mailed of tho
V
cordinl
weleöme
is
extended
to
all
vis
i
deep in his neck. H<> w..- brought
Job work attended to promptly and nl|
m<"-t popular Catarrh nnd Hay Fever Cnro
<tfin l.rothers
W. W SHIPLEY.
wo-k guaranteed to give aatiafaction. PrL
Dr. J. W. Strange, our regular vis | secured and work will probably com to tOWO and Dr. Towe.- diet ! e l his trigues in the Balkans.
(Fly
’
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Cream
Balm)
enfllcient
to
demon
X
H
bnry (ioFTz.
Chief
Ranger.
Y
ccs reasonable.
wounds from which no serious results The Constitution is ready for the final J
Fin. Seoretnry.
strate the great, meiits cf the remi dy.
¡ting Dentist, will He in Bandon next mence uext week.
trial races.
are
anticipated.
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BROTHERS,
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The
Southern
Stock
Co.,
arrived
on September 12th and remtuu until I
Good indications of oil have been dis
Co Warren St.,
York City,
VE.\BLY to Christian man
the close of work on the 15th. Do here last Sunday and have been en Capt. H. E. Wilcox, of McKinley, covered in Malheur County,
witli a force of men, is cutting the
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Greet Falls,Mont., , spv'We ol woman t » look afL-r our *:
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September IGth be will go to Dniry ' tertaining m Murick's Hall each even | tiinbt r away from each side of the
«/rowing hnwincH-» in this nnd adjoin-
recommended Ely', Cream Palm to ms. I
BANDON I.ODGF No. 133,1.0.0, F <
ing (HinnlifcM; to net ns Malinger and
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v 1 can empbasiz'’. hi» stateim nt, “It is a posi
villo and remain until noon on Bep iug. This Company have a choice Cions Bay wagon road on the Noriti W anted —Csp.-tble. reliable person in •;».
C irresi^ndi’id: wo«k can be dune at
every county to reprew large oompany of ' !»\NDON LODGE. No 133,1.0.0.1’.^ tive cure f-.r catarrh if n-ed a,directed.”—
teruber 23rd. Residents of this part selection of plays and the entertain Fork hill, to let the sun slim ■ on the solid financial reputation t
salary p *r '. « » meet» nvFry Katnrdnv evening. i R»v. Francis W l'oole. Pastor Central 1‘rea. 4 v«>ur In»nie. Enclose Helf-aJdre--**»» d X
stamped
for particulars io
payab.c weekly: $3 per dav absolutely oVl.itin« brother, iu good »tändln« -L Church, Helena, font.
of the country will consult their inter-, meat between acts is exception Ally road. Ii gives two nioidlis more of h year,
•> Gpimral Mnn.igiT,Corcoran PniMing
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and
all
exjM-us«
s;
straight
bona-fide, i' -ordiall.y inviteli.
wheeling,
letting
the
road
drv
up
a
I
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ests by reserving tin ir work for him fine. You will ui'-s s treat if yon month earlier in lb-' spring and re- ■ d« f»natM salary, n«» roinmission; »aiary paid I
T-ly's Cream Ru'm is tho ac?:no«le<lgot •-> opposite Unit'd State J Treasq,-y,
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h Knturdav and expense money advanced | * A. W. Kna. H f*<o. N. IU SNELL, N. O. « | cnro for ca'strh m l contnins no mercury * W i ihington, 1>. C.
end meeting him promptly on his nr- fail to hear them. They will be here , main g"od u month longer in the fiii
n
each week. hiANDAiii» House, 334 Dearborn
nor any injurious dreg. Price, 50 cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.
W e W ill B e G lad T o
ETave You Call
D uring F air W eek .
You May
Want Something in Our Line of Goods.
GEORGE & TIBBETTS,
Dry goods and gents Furnishings,
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco*«
rations of all kinds-
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
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DEPARTMENT
Important Nsws Notes
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
and Miners’ Supplies.
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON,
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of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
A Full Stock of Fresh Groceries
always on hand.
N LORENZ,
Photographers,
DENTIST,
BANDON
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