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52 Times a year for $2.
BANDON,
Volume XVII.
LOCAL NEWS.
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The Bandon School
Wanted—Cordwood, at the Woolen will open Monday, September 23,
’ without Fail. Postponement is made
Mills. Enquire of T. W. Clark.
' because of delay in receiving the new
Try G. H. Magoou‘s for Fresh hc I ioo I books, and to give pupils time
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
to get ready to start at tho beginning
Fred Schetter, of Empire City, came ! of term.
A. G. H oyt . Director.
over, Monday to spend a few days
The new school books arrived this
here.
week.
J. G. Goble, the Medford optitian,
J. 8. Kanematz gave Bandon a call
was in town a couple of days this
last
Sunday.
week.
Mrs.
J, M. Upton is visiting at
Now is the time to secure an Atlas
Floras
Creek.
of the world, cheap. See the offer
Glen Cox moved hjs family into
piade elsewhere.
town
yesterday.
Mrs. T. 8. Malehorn and Susan
E. C. Chester of Milldale, Nebraska,
Cox, of Floras Creek visited friends
was in town last week.
ID town last Saturday night.
William 8. Wiosor, of Gold Beach,
James Cope, of Fourmile was doing
business in town Monday, having was in town last Friday.
brought in a beef to dispose of.
Ben Schuyler, the Marshfield pugil­
For a bad taste in the mouth take ist, was in town last Monday.
Chamberlain’s Stomach anil Liver
E. 8. C. Ferrier, of Marshfield was
Tablets. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
a Bandon visitor last Saturday,
Lee Cook, wife and daughter and
J. C. Roberts, pf Myrtle Point, was
Sirs. George Twambly, of Empire a visitor in Bandon last Monday.
City, were recreating here this week.
Special—24 Large bifampu PhotOB
The Bandon Woolen Mills Com, 25 cents, at Wrenshall’s gallery Ban-
pany-wanta lot of Cordwood. For
Sol J. Culver, of Camas Valley, ar­
particulars enquire of T. W. Clark.
rived here Tuesday to look after his
A fresh Jot of Choice groceries at interests.
Magoon's store. Headquarters for George Farrier, of Denmark,Curry
fruits and nuts. Corned beef kept. county, was doing business in town
W. C. Sanderson has received aj last Friday.
largo new catalogue of custom made
C. D. Miller and wife and daughter.
clothing samples. Call and order Bessie, of Santa Cruz, registered at
before choice samples are taken.
the hotel here last Sunday.
The 1st officer and crew of the bark
Mr. and Mrs. N. Lorenz, of Co­
Baroda left for San Francisco, on the quille were Bandon visitors, for a
steamer Mandalay, last Tuesday day or two during the past week.
pigbt. Captain Marr remained to
Benton Hoyt received a new sup­
rook after the stranded vessel.
ply of Herpicide. and Coke Dandruff
The Gospel meeting, of the ’<V. C. 1 Cure for bis barbering establishment.
T. U. will be hold in the Presbyterian
G. W. Stewart, who has bought into
church. Friday evening, Sept. 20, at
the
livery business here has moved
7:30, as llev. Gilespie will occupy the
bis
family
down from Myrtle Point.
bouse on next. Sunday evening.
II.
II.
Rosa
returned home last
Mrs. II. T. Wooten who will have
Sunday
on
the
steamer Mandalay,
fbijrgo °f Ibe intermediate depart­
ment of the Bandon school moved to from a business visit to San Fran­
town this week. School will com cisco.
The fog prevented the steamer
pience Monday, September 16.
Dispatch
from making the trip to
Mr. and Mrs. Zach Boice spout a i
Parkersburg
and Randolph last Sat­
couple of days in town last week, re
urday
evening.
turning to fbeir Floras Creek home!
C. T. Farias and wife are preparing
on Saturday. .Mrs. Bo>« was getting
ready to start ori a visit to her old ; for a trip to Engie Rock, Idaho to
visit during tlie coming winter. They
home nt Jloouville, Missouri.
expect
to start soon.
Rev. George Gillespie returned
W,
8.
Marshall, of New Lake was
here last Monday from a pastoral
visit into Curry County. He will • in town yesterday on his way to Co­
Jiold services in the Presbyterian quille City having business that called
chapel each Sunday during the pres turn into that locality.
ent mo:.th at the usual hours, morn
Landis, the murderer, Ims been seen
ing and evening.
in Jackson county, so says report
Circuit court adjourned Tuesday from Medford, and that be made bis
poon having been in session but a day way on east into Idaho.
and a half. There were no jury cases
Harvey Howe has our thanks for a
and jurors were dismissed within a parcel of choice, dried meat. Mr. H.
few minutes after court convened. So returned, last week, from bis trip in­
far as we are iuformed this js the to the Iron mountain district.
shortest term of circuit court ever
Isam Walker arrived in town yes­
bald in Coos county.
terday, having come up from Hum
The San Francisco Bulletin Co. boldt county, California, a few days
offers to old (Hid new Subscribers to ago to look after bis interests in Cur­
fbe Daily Bulletin a Copy of Hand ry county.
McNally & Co's unrivaled Atlas, for
Rev. C. A. Hyatt, who had charge
the price of $1 5(1 to which will be of the Southern Methodist work at
acjded a few cents for expressage. Coquille City and Bandon, has been
Subscriptions taken for the Bulletin appointed to Roseburg and has moved
and Recorder at 56 cents a month.
to that place.
The Mandalay carried out quite a
The Wizard Oil Co. will show in
lot of passengers Tuesday night. The Bandon each nigh next week. A feat­
list as nearly as we could get it was ure of this show is the diamond ring
as follows: F E Palmer and wife, contest. Tho ring is given to the most
Nels Rasmussen, C A Vaughn, Mrs popular lady.
E Falconer, two men from Coquille
H. R. Reed has secured a contract
whose names we could not obtain, and to build a four-masted barkentine
the First and Second officers und 17 which will be built at bis yard on
poen from the bark Baroda.
Coos bay. The vessel will have a
The Stock Copipnnv finished their keel length 192, and 41 feet beam.
week’s engagement at this place, last Among those visiting Bandon last
¡Saturday. and left for Marshfield Saturday were Miss Maud Balsb, of
next day. This company gave good Coquille, J. W. Hoovai, Corbin City,
satisfaction here, and received a lib­ E. O'Connell, wife and two daughters,
eral patronage. Their vaudeville be Edna and Stella, of Marshfield and
tween acts is a strong feature and is! L. J. Simpson and wife, of North
superior to that of any company that Bend.
The Bar association of Coos met at
has passed through this place. The
last Tuesday and passed
actors have proven to be good enter­ Coquille
resolutions of respect and condolence
tainers.
in honor of S. H- Hazard, deceased,
Dr. J. W, Strange, our regular vis­ and Judge Hamilton ordered the
iting Dentist, will he in Bandon next same spread on record of the court’s
proceedings.
co September 12lh and remain until
Captain W. P. Day, U. S. N., in­
tie close of work on the 15th. On
spector of lighthouses, in this district,
September 16th he will go to Dairy- gave Bandon an official visit last Sat­
ylle and remain until noon on Sep urday. He was accompanied by
timber 23rd. Residents of this part I Lieutenant George Mallison, U. 8. N
of the country will consult their inter-1 who holds a position jn the hydro-
ess by reserving their work for him grpbic office at Portlaud.
The Mandalay’s passenger list from
at! meeting him promptly on his ar-
San Francisco io Crescent City was
rinl at these points.
as follows: M Morris, Mrs St.Orr, J
¿sb Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind., J Sullivan, Iiarl Becker, and Miss L
is apoor man. but he says be would Docker. The list to Banden: K John
not be without Chamberlain's Pain son, Mrs Osterbaus, E Steinway, Il
H Rosa, Mrs Ward, C D Miller, wife-
Bain if it cost five dollars a bottle, and daughter.
fort saved him from being a cripple
Canning Bros, were in town Mon
No external application is equal to dny night, but as they could not make
this liniment for stiff and swollen arrangements to suit them as to the
join», contracted rrusclos, stiff neck, uso of a hall they concluded not to
sprats an<J ibouqiati'’ and muscular sbow at this place. They passed on
down the coast next dny and intern!
paim It has also cored numerous going south into California and will
caseAtf partial paralysis. It is for go east from Crescent City into the
Rogue river Valley.
¿tale I C. Y. Lowe.
OREGON:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1901
President McKinley Shot
Important Nav.s N -tes
lie Wfl» Wo a tided Twice—Not
Necessarily Fatal.
M onday , S ept . 2.
Insurgents of Colombia have besieged
Bocas Del Toro, «nd the United States Con­
sular agent requests that a gunboat be sent
to the scene.
France has requested the Turkish ambas­
sador to leave Paris.
The steel strikers were unable to get the
men nt the Duquesne mill« to walk out.
Roosevelt, in an address, said the cry
against men of wealth is not justifiable.
The oourts of Hawaii do not agree on the
qutstion of the Couatituiou following the
flag.
A lone highwayman who had held up
three different parties, the same day, was
captured near Ashland. Oregon.
The British bark Oollessie was wrecked
on the coast of Chili.
Hnrdette Wolf, who murdered a girl in
Portland ten years ago, is said to bo in
hiding in Peru.
T ubsdat S ept 3.
The United States has offered its aeryices
to mediate between Venzuelaand Colombia.
The Boers have threatened to ghoot all
British soldiers oaptured after September
IS.
To-day’s developments were not favorable
to the steel strikers-
Governor Schroeder reports prosperous
conditions in Gnam.
The chainmakers are striking for more
pay.
A Cotton Belt train was robbed near Tex­
arkana.
The men employed to take the strikers'
places at the Le lioi smelter walked out.
B uffalo , N. Y., Sept,6.—President
McKinley was shot and seriously
wouuded by a would-be assasin while
holding a reception in the Temple of
Music at the Pau American grounds
a few minutes after 4 o.clock this
afternoon. One shot took effect in
the right breast, the other in the
abdomen. The first is not of a serious
nature and the bullet has been ex­
tracted. The latter piorced the
abdominal wail and has not been
located. The President was ap­
proached by a man with a dark mus­
tache and with one hand covered
with a handkerchief. As the man
extended bis hand to ibe President,
apparently with the intention of
shaking hands with him, he fired a
shot which entered the President's
right breast, lodging against the
breast bone. Another shot was tired
nt once, which entered the President’s
abdomen.
There was an instant of almost
complete silence. The President
stood stock still, a look of hesitancy,
almost of bewilderment, on his face.
Then he retreated a step, while a
pallor began to steal over his features.
The multitude, only partially aware
that something serious bad happened,
paused in surprise, while necks were
craned and all eyes turned as one to
the rostrum where a great tragedy
was being enacted.
Then came a commotion. Throe men
threw themselves forward, as with one
impulse, aud sprang toward the would-
be assassin, Two of them were United
States secret service msu, who wore
ou the lookout, qnd whose duty it
was to guard against just such cal
amity as had here befallen the Pres­
ident and the Nation. The third was
a bystander, a negro, wl)o ha<| only
an instant previously grasped the
band of the President. In a (winking,
tbo assassin was borne to the ground,
his weapon was wrested from his
grasp, aud strong arms pinioned him
down.
The President wns shot about 4
o’clock. One bullet struck him on
tho upper portion of the breastbone,
glancing and not penetrating; the
second bullet penetrated the abdomen
five inebe below the left nipple and
one aud one half inches to the loft of
the median line. The abdomen wns
opened through the line of the bullet
wound. It was found that the bullet
had penetrated the stomach. The
opening in tho front wall of the stom­
ach wus carefully closed with silk
stitches, after which a search was
made for a hole in the back wall of
tbo stomach, This was found and also
closed by the same way.
The further course of the bullet
could not be discovered, although
careful search was made. The ab­
dominal wound was closed without
drainage. No injury to the intestines
or other abdominal organ was dis­
covered. The patient stood the oper
ation well; pulse of good quality, rate
of 136; condition at the conclusion of
the operation was gratifying. The
result cannot be fortold. His condi­
tion ut present justifies hope of re
covery.
The namo of the fiend who nt
tempted to assinate President Mo
Kinley, is Czolgosz. He was born
near Detroit, Michigan. He is said to
be and auarchist.
News received by telegraph, yes­
terday, states tbfit President Mc­
Kinley is out of danger, and that he
will be able to resume his official
duties in two weeks.
Oregonian: In dealing with Great
Britan alone the trade balance in our
favor for the present year will exceed
$61X1,666,660. In the first six months
of the year the Uuited States sold to
that nation nearly $356,600,060 worth
of commercial products, while our
purchases from that country during
the same period amounted only to
$35,000,000. We should be aatistied
with this showing, even if Shamrock
Il sails away from our shores in the
late Autnm with the antiquated piece
of silverware that bn» been here so
long as to be almost one of our
cherished institutions.
Engineers, surveying a line of rail­
road from Coos bay to Corvallis ar­
rived Wednesday evening. They are
at work on tho line that is proposed
to run from Corvallis south via Junc­
tion. Monroe aud other points, and
I bat which nt various times past there
has been newspaper mention. The
prelimiuarv line between Curvnllis
and Monroe bears throe or four miles
west of the old O. & C. right of way.
mid comes through the Thorons Coop
er and adjoining farms and thence to
Corvnllis A standard gunge road is
proposed.- ('orvaUin . ipiet.
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 4.
The New York conference to day did
not settle the steel strike.
Prince Chun delivered China’s letter of
apology to Emperor William,
Columbia beat Constitution 17 seconds
over a 30 mile course.
A. It. Hammond bought 50.000 acres of
timber land near Portland.
A new Portland direotory shows the city’s
population to be 107,991.
T hubsday S ept . 5.
Colombia, S. A., is diawing troops from
die interior to protect the isthmus.
An Ecudorean foroe have invaded Col­
ombia.
Columbia has accepted the offer of media­
tion made by McKinley.
Emperor William refuses to moffdle in
the Franco-Turkish dispute.
The striking cigarmtjkers were marooned
ou an island off Honduras and wore nearly
starved when found by an Indian,
Columbia has been chosen to race against
Shamrook in defo ce of the cup.
The erusier. Philidelphia arrives nt Astoria
to take the Gregon Naval Reserve out for a
cruise.
Au Iowa farmer was “jobbed" out of $29.-
C00 at Los Angelos.
The wheat crop of tho Canadian north­
west is estimated to reach 100,000,000 bush­
els.
The Shipping Subsidy Bill is to be re­
modeled and brought op again.
F uiday S ept . 6
The news of the nttempt on McKinley’s
life created a sensation in Europe.
Anarchists are being closely watched
throughout the country.
An American missionary soman was kid­
napped in Macedonia.
James McArthur a murderer waa hanged
at Door Lodge. Mont.
Governor Geer expresses regret nt the at­
tempt on McKinley's life, and says anar­
chists will be driven out.
Tacoma anarobist qarrowly escaped
lynching for approving of the attack on
McKinley.
Both sides to the San Francisoo strike are
as determined as ever.
Dun’s weekly trnde review reports cereal
trading restricted.
There is some apprehension felt in the
money miirket over a decrease in bank re
serves.
S aturday S ept . 7.
The President's condition is exceedingly
grave.
An X-ray apparatus has been sent from
New York to Buffalo.
Expressions of sympathy come from Eng
land, France and other foreign countries.
The Venznelan fleet is bombarding Rio
Hacha, Colombia.
Colombia accepts the friendly mediation
of the United State«.
President Castro, of Venzuela, absolutely
refuses to consent to mediation.
Steelworkers are confident that the strike
is nearing an eud.
Two bombs were discovered under the
Haymarket monnment, in Chicago.
Judge Ii »well, of Pendleton, has an­
nounced himself as a Republican candidate
for Governor of Oregon.
The financial situation in New York may
require imports of gold from Europe.
S unday S ept . 8
The New York pulioe are looking for Em-
ma Goldman.
Steps are being taken for the suppression
of anarchists.
H. O. Armour, the Chicago packer, died
at Saratoga.
The steelworkers executive committee
ordered Shaffer to settle the strike.
Four men were arrested for robbing an
East Side store, at Portland,
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Co. Court Proceeeings
Number 37.
B H Haskins, witness fees....................... 1 70
.... 1 70
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H W Decker, •'
.... 1 00
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W H Noaler, “
.... 1 00
«1
Mrs Lon Nosier,"
.... 1 70
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Jean Nosier.
•'
.... 1 70
<4
Robt Holvorstot"
.... 3 50
H W Holverstott'1
.... 8 50
«4
G W Norris
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.... 3 50
«4
John Barber, **
.... 3 50
State of Oregon vs Emil Eriokson —
J H Cecil, jnstioe fees.............................. 5 00
Stephen Gallier, sheriff's fees............... 8 05
John Johnson, witness fees aud mile­
age........................................................... 9 50
A E Seaman, witness fees and mileage 8 30
State of Oregon vs Cribrino Magee—
J H Cecil, justice fees.............................. 3 80
Stephen Gallier. sheriffs.......................... 5 50
Margaret Donovan, witness fees........... 2 70
John Donovan, witness fees................... 2 70
Biddy Greene.
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2 70
Dr Mingus,
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2 70
C N Martin,
ADDITIONAL EXPENSES OP PERSONS SKAHCIUNO
FOB M. D. LANDIS.
John Morgan, boarding searchers, %J8
allowed....... ,....................................... 6 25
E N Harry 7 days ..........
17 50
Jack Glenn, 9 days .............................. 18 00
Steamer Gasco, 1 trip to Erppire and
one day, 11.50...................................... 11 00
A A Nicholls, G days at $2................... 12 00
Geo Wilson. 3 days at $2.50..............
7 50
Roy H Rozel. 2 days at 2.50................. 5 00
Frank Glenn. 4 days.................... ,,.... 0 -'5
Chas Watson 4 days.............................. 8 00
Mrs J T Little, meals for juriors at
May term ............................................ 3 25
Ordered that bill of E M Blackerby for
$G.25, telephoning to Redding, Cal., in Btate
vs C N West be not allowed.
W e W ill B e G lad T o
Have You Call
D uring F air W eek .
Don't make yourself n struiiRer—Just drop in as though you wore at
heme—We will try and entertain you and at the same time make it as ploae-
ant for you as possible—
You May _ ______
Want Something in Our Line of Goods.
GEORGE & TIBBETTS,
Dry goods and gents Furnishings,
Odd Fellow Building,
■UUiLLX-i-"."'.’.
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Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fino
Wall Paper and
aud Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
House Liuiug.
------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES -------
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
O ur hardware
DEPARTMENT
INDIGENT. INSANK AND COUNTY INFIBMABY.
G W Martin, cutting hay at poor farm
D 11 Johnson, provisions for Scales,
April to Aug 28 ......................
N Lorenz, merchandise for poor farm
J T MoCariuac, care of Bobt l’ridgeon
July 10 to Aug 12...............................
F Long 3- Sou, strnp for Fred Hare
insane..................................................
Concluded next week.
10 50
3 25
6 58
66 00
MARINE NOTES.
ABBIVED.
Sept. 8—f|tmr Mandalay, Reed, 6^ days
from San Francisco via Cresoeut City.
HAILED.
Sept. 10—Stmr Mandalay, Reed, to 8. F,
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons not
to trespass upon the premises of Dr. Kenyon,
situated between Flora« Lake and the coun­
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
cutting, or destroying timber upon said
land. $25 reward will be paid fur informa­
tion leading to a conviction of trespass as
stated above.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14. 1901.
PETER NELSON, Agent.
and
TiNNKR’s
P. TOPPING,
COUNSELOR AT LAW
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
shop in
Pipe Fittingfl and Plumbing a specialty,
CONNECTION.
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON,
Bandon,
Having sold my undertaking business to
the Bandon Furniture Co., all persons in­
debted to me will please call aud settle
with Geo,.P. Topping, who is authorized to
collect acoounts fur mu and give receipt
therefor."
LOGG1E.
ATTORNEY
We carry a complete stock of
1 6J
PAY UP NOTICE.
GEO.
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
and Miners’ Supplies.
PlvYPI
rV is here and so
KJis my stock of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Now is the time to buy.
will be disposed of at prices that will astoniHh you, while there ma
Other bargains
To be bnd in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
and other goods that niQSt be sold to make
room for more.
A Full Stock of Fresh Groceries
always on hand.
Practice« In all the Courts of the State.
Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building
on First Street,
Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
or money loaned on same.
Handon, - -
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.DEALER IN
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
General
Photographers,
ROUND
N LORENZ,
Oxegon.
HOUSE GALLERY,
JMcrelmnclissie,
A. W. KI HE, ,11. I».
J. M. UPTON,
BANDON
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DELPHI LODGE, NO. 04, K. O»' P.
ELPHI LODGE, NO.64, KNIGHTS j
qf Pythias, meets every Monday £
ft evening at 7130 o'clock, in Caatle Hall, ft
ft Baudot». Ogn.
E. DYER, C. 0. S
ft B. N. H abbinutost , K. of R. and 8.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
DANDON, POOH COUNTY, OBEGON.
Office in the E|doiado Building, un First
Street.
w. Haydon, SI. D.
PHYSICIAN
AND SUHGEON
BANDON, ORKGON.
Calls to all parts of town and county
promptly anawsred day or night. Office on
corner of Lower Maili and At water streetfl
J. W. STRANGE,
URINARY AND
SKIN
DISEASES.
Office—East Front Street,
B andon , O bboon .
DIGESTIVE.
DENTIST,
BANDON, - -
BANDON LODGE, No. 11«, A. F. A. M £
S pan don l < > dg e , N o . iu , a . f . a . m . g
x. 1 J Stated communications first Sat
g urday after tlie full moon of each <,
ft month. All Mngter Masons cordially ft
<■ invited. By order of
W. M. ft
W T. J. THRIFT, Secretary.
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?r <OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST *
Indigents.......................................... $308.50
No. 17. meet» Friday night of eacb<-
8oalp bounties................................. 46.00
¿week, in Conor-te Hall, Bandon. Oregon -ft
cordial welcome is extended t»> all vi«-ft
Telephone........................................ l|.2O
W. W. SHIPLEY»
£
Salaries ................................................ 413 34 feiting brothers
2- H bnby G oetz ,
Chief Uauger. g
Fin. Secretary.
25
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Oregon.
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• OREGON.
Will visit Bandon rngnlnrly on dates to ba
BANDON
supplied in tlie Local Column.
...Water Works... PETER NELSON,
l’nrt». frosh, cold spring water
piped to any part of town,
and to any part of tbo bonze,
on application, in qnantitiea
desired. Rates reaRoiiable. : :
W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor
KXPENSKS IN VACATION AFTKB JULY, 1901, TKBM.
state of Oregon vs 8atn Noaler—
J H Cecil, justice fees........................... $6
Stephen Gallier, Sheriffs fees................ 4
M M Goodman, jnrior............................ 1
A A Leach. Jnrior.................................. 1
J J Stanley, jnrior................................... 1
W C Roie. jnrior............................ .... 1
J W Hall, jurior....................................... 1
L P Manry, jurior..... ..............
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STATIONEBY AND PBINTINO.
Court Queen of the Forest No. 17,
Foresters of America.
AVHT10B DOUBT BXPBNHKH.
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Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses aud to1ord’r.Mad8
Coquille City Bulletin, pub. conrt pro-
oceedings for July term, $38.25;
Furniture Repairing and Saw filing a Specialty.
notico sheriff sale, J4 .00; notioe
Qlacc Cut. and Fitted to Order- All
l’iolure Framing I I \l nFRTA I NCJ
board equalization, $4.80; printing
neatly done.
Irtrvllvvx
for shenifs office. $5.00..................... 53 05 Miaos sizes and weigtg kopt on hand
Copuille City Herald, pub, court pro­
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robea mid Goods, nnd Undertaking Supplies
ceedings for July term, $38.25;
Constanlty Kept on Hand.
pub- treasurers notice, $1.00; pub
receipts for trees $1.50....................... 40 75
The Suu ad 2 times, $1.80; job work
for sheriff, $3 50; adv lax sale, $4.00 9 3Q
Cons* Mail, pub sohool supt notice,
$1.00; pub treas notices 2 times,
$1 (¡5, not allowed............................... 1 00
Myrtle Point Enterprise, pub notice
to taxpayers, $1.50; pub |notice of
redemption $1.80; pub notioe of
treaeur’s, $1.00..............
4 30
Glass & Prudhoiume, 50 tax deed
blanks for sheriff ............................ 4 17
J B Dully 500 stamped envelopes for
treas offioe, 10.60; stamps, $1.90; box
rent .60................................................. 13 00
Is now supplied with a full and complete stock of
L H Hazard, postage, express, eto. for
clerks office................................. 9 GO
J 8 Laryreuce. postage for assessor's
office ................................................. 400
Stephen Gallior, postage for sheriff's
office..................................................... 2 17
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■XPKNSXS OITHI BROCLAIl BKPT., 1901, TERM.
MARSHFIELD.
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Tliouaan.ls are Trying It.
Tn order to provo the gn at morit of
Ely’« Cream llihii. tho most ellectivo »uro
f:»r <'atari Ii and Cold in Hoad, we nave pro-
■iared a genarou, trial aizo for 10 cents.
Get it of your dru"3 >t cr conil 10 rents to
ELY DAOS., CG \.mren St., N. Y. City.
I suTered from catarrh of t'.io worst kind
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* ever since a Loy, a.id 1 neyer h»»p»d fur
.; BANDON I.ODtlE No. 1S3, I. O.<>. F •>
cure, but Ely’» ( renin Balm aeema to <lo
ft
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aven that. Many acq iaintnncea have u i ll
I > \NDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0.0. F.* it with excellent results.-—Oscar Oalrum.
3 I > meets ¿very Saturd.iv evening. ,f 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, Ill.
SVisiting brothers in good standing
Ely’« Cream Balni ij the acknowl-dg' d
¿cordially invited.
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H N. RUSSELL. N, G. * I cure for caturih mid contains no cocuii»',
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ii,. enry nor nnv infuriou« drug. Prue,
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«i -ilTT»» fr* I bo o .ils. Lt druggist» or by mail.
BANDON. OREGON.
Blacksmith and
IBaoonmakc}',
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY.
Wagons of all Kinds Made to Order
Job work attended to promptly nnd n||
work gaarnnteed to give tfatisfaptfun. Pri­
ce« renaonable.
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fcQpn YEARLY to Chr idinn fnan
.. s>v/V./« or Wnrnnn to It tik niter onr
•> prowine bu^incRH in 1 bin nnd adjoin-
¡ntr Count ie-’i to not hh Maniim i «»nd •*
Correspondent; work enn be done nt
I. your home. Enclose eulf-nddrrpsed
ntamped envelope for p4rri»;iilnrH to
4* Genrr »! Mni'fin r.Coretirnn Hnildir.tf <<
’»pptHifft Ut'ifed States L'ruasury,
Wneliin^ton. 1). C.
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