Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, October 31, 1901, Image 1

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52 Times a year for $2
Volume XVII.
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
Number 44.
Now is tho time to secure an Atlas Several Rchoonern ae loaded and ready to > The pnblie soli ails in Oregon during 1‘JOO
J. F. Borgia one of Fishtrap’s citi
cost almost $I,0(X),0<<0.
of the world, cheap. See the offer sail bat a«e deta*oed bv roaqb ba»*.
zens was in town Monday.
An Oregon Short Line train wits wrecked
made elsewhere.
E. W. Faliv nnd sis«*er Mollie, of Bnllaids-
near McCammon, Idaho. The engineer aud
Matt Nystrom, of Myrtle Point
Special—24 Large Stamp« Photos
Lolia Fish and children are visiting were intown to-dav accompanied by R. B. fireman were killed.
and sister, M» m M. Boyle, of Oak­
25 cents, at Wrenshall’s gallery Ban­ was a Bandon visitor Monday.
Mrs. Fish’s parents, A. M. Sumner Boyle
Wall Street suffered a state of apathy on
land. Cal. M.’as Bove returns to he** home,
don,
H. W. Dunham is expected home ’ and wife, at this place.
on the steamer Mandalay while her brother account of the absence of J. Pierpont Mor­
gan who had not yet arrived from the
Call and see those nice enameled shortly, from Cape Nome, Alaska.
The Guild of St. John’s Church will remain awhile longer.
Northwest.
bed stead»—at B. F. Co’a. Store.
W. S. Marshall and George Bothel, ' will give an entertainment on Satur­ T. Y. Cllaghan concluded the snl« of 1156 President Roosevelt has raised a breeze
acres of 'iuihe- land oa the Sor.h Coc uil’e, • in some quarters by inviting a negro to dine
Try G. H. Magnon’s for Fresh of New Lake were in town Tuesday.
day evening December 15th.
above (lie North Ca olina setJe«ec(, hist iu the White House.
—
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
J. D. Stewart, the New Lake dairy
Elder C. E. Crumley will preach in week, to F. A. CJbldn«, of Mu’nenpo’is in Trouble iu the Philippines continues and
The Maudalay had 22 passengers man, was doing business in town yes­ Swift’s Hull next Sunday, November Mionesoln. This p aclicallv e sposes o’ all conditions in the island of Leyte are ns ou
and 250 tons of freight aboard when terday.
FALL and WINTER Goods
settled as in Sniuar. Bolomen ure preparing In
3, at 11 o'clock in the morning, and at the t ¡mbeed In nd o’ that looa’it v
J. F. Ha;’» suslaineu ¡.he loss of 7 out o' 9 > to operate iu Tarlae, Luzpn.
she came in Monday.
II. H. McPherson, of Marshfield, ' 7:30 in the evening.
Mon’s Boys’ and Children’s Suits.
W kdnbsdat Oct 23
bead of otRUe, a day o- two ago. somewhere
Mrs. Fred Davis of Four mile is was doing business in town last
Rev. Allen, of Coquille, preached above Parke- -U) arg, by the capsizing of the Conservative Chinese think Minister Wu's
visiting her parents, Mr. W. Shipley Monday.
in the Southern Methodist church soow upon which he was transporting them popularity abroad is proof that lie is not
and wife of this place.
The O. K. Restaurant has its sign here Tuesday eveuinir, having come Jack Haga who was on the scow with his serving the best interests of Cbiua and
father went under but escaped with a good want him called home.
There was a heavy migration of wild out notifying the hungry where they down to look after his charge here.
Japan has a money famine and issued
dnoking while Mr. Haga olimed over as the
geese moving southward during the can dine.
J. B. Labor, the San Francisco scow turned and suooeeded in keeping on i bonds to the amount of 10,000,000 yen.
latter part of last week.
Willie Bellinger and Roy F. Gar Bulletin agent was in town this week top only getting ono foot into the water.
A packing plant at Hammond, Indiana,
Jack Laird, of Coquille, was doiug rett, of Myrtle Point were in town and passed on down the coast yester­ J. W. Wilson while helping to re’ was destroyed by Fire. Loss $500,000.
Two men were killed in a railroad wreck
business in town Friday and re­ Saturday.
day. He will go to Crescent City and pair the wharf at Prosper, got a faP North Dakota. President Hill’s steel car
yesterday
morning
that
shook
him
mained over till Saturday.
Miss Hatlie Dunham, of Coquille then turn eastward.
saved many lives.
Perfect fit .
up considerably. He fell about 12 President Roosevelt and other distin
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
I would like a few choice doer hides, City has gone to San Francisco for Thirty-four thousand bricks were feet landing among a lot of rubbish,
Guaranteed.
Kuished
men
received
degrees
from
Yale
those in the red, for which I will pay medical treatment.
brought up on the steamer from San and escaped without severe injury
University.
cash.
J- L. T hompson .
Attorney J. M.Uptongave Coquille Francisco for the repair of the light­ although he hurt his breast consider
The northbound California nnd Oregon
ably.
A fresh lot of Choice groceries at City a sbor call, on Monday return­ house and tho work will go on as
express was held up near Cottage Grove by
steadily as possible nntill finished.
a highwayman. The Messenger held pos
. Magoon’a store. Headquarters for ing in the evening.
session
of the express car with a shot gun
fruits and nuts. Corned boef kept.
Zach Boice, of Dairyville, was in
J. B. Sweet and Dick Barrows, of
The robber took part of the ri-eisteied
town
several
days
this
week.
Ho
Tho schooner Parkersburg was Coquille were among the Sunday
mail.
U. S. Indian Training School,
is looking for Mrs. Boice to return,
The Ohio Democrats opened up the cam­
floated on tho high tide Friday and visitors to Bandon.
C hemawa , Ore.. Pet. 23, 1001,
paign in that state.
was towed up to Parkersburg to load.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken came over from nest week, from Missouri and will go
A chair factory at Albany, Ore., burned.
Chester Bender, of Myrtle Point, Marshfield last Monday and has been to Reset urg in his buggy to meei E ditor R ecorder , Bar,, m, Ore.
Loss $G,000.
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
her.
started for Santa Cruz, tho latter part doing a good millinery business thin
Dear Sir: I eend you Chemawa
aud Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
T hursday Oct. 24
------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES -------
The high tides of Monday and Tues­ American, marking an article regard­ The steamship Portland arrived at I’ort
of last week to attend business col­ week.
from Alaska with 500 passengers Cabinet Shop in Connection.
lege.
Those wishing time checks, on the day moved the bark Baroda in shore ing the death of William Philips, Townsend,
Mattresses ',nd tIoll,'XrMnd0
and three tons of gold.
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
Mrs. J. L. Kronenberg, of Parkers­ Bandon Woolen Mills, canhed for about 50 or 60 feet further, and had which T would be glad to have you
News comes from Teheran that the Shah’g
burg, who with her children has been : small commission call on J. L. (he cables been in position it would please publish in your paper.
relatives have been plotting with designs GlaSS *'ut nn<’ Fitted to Order- All
uiao9 gjzeg ai)(j w„iKts kept on hand ■’iS/S" UNDERTAKING
have afforded a good chance to have
Mr. Philips used to live down in upon his life.
visiting in California, returned home 1 Thompson.
A lull Line of Burial Caskets, Burial Robes nnd Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
A
tobacco
war
is
on
in
England
between
worked
her
seaward.
your
part
of
the
country
and
as
he
this week.
The G. A. R. post, of Bandon is
Coustnnlty Kept on Hand.
the
American
Company
and
British
firms,
Jim Copo was in town yesterday has died among strangers who do not and there is talk of boycotting the Com­
Miss May Scott, who has been making preparation Io give a grand
know where his mother and peoplo pany’s goods,
spending a few days in Bandon, loft masquerade ball on Christmas eve, trying to rossel up a bicycle crate.
live,
I thought it may be possible A woman, Mrs. Anna Edin Taylor, has
Street
gossip
said
be
wanted
to
ship
on the stage Monday morning for full particulars of which will appear
that
some
of his old friends around succeeded in panning over Niagara Falls aud
a
hog
but
Jim
says
its
too
thin.
Our
later.
Wedderburn.
Empire nnd Bandon could give us escaping with but slight injury. She made
reporter
didn
’
t
learn
which
was
too
J. P. Tupper returned Monday,
Attorney L. A. Roberts, of Myrtle
the trip in a padded barrel.
the dosired information.
F riday O ct . 25
Point, was in town Saturday, having from an extended visit to Coquille, thin, the bog or the crate.
I will, therefore, thank you very Nineteen lives were lost in a Philadelphia
yes-
Adam
Persbbaker
was
in
town
Report
says
be
has
been
dickering
for
bad some legal business which called
much for publishing this article and fire and half a million dollars worth of
tho Hotel Coquille, but Mr. Topper terday. He reports his wharf pt il 1 enquire if any one knows where Mr. property
him to this place.
destroyed.
filled wi h lumber although two ves-
Negotiations for the release of Miss Stone
Persons wishing to have carpets says he has not purchased it yet.
Philips
’
parents
reside
so
that
we
can
are again broken off.
Thomas Lockwood and family, seis have just been loaded there, He communicate with them.
Is now supplied with a full and complote stock of
woven will please call ou Mrs. T. C.
is
in
need
of
more
room
for
logs
just
Tho insurgents of Samar are to be con
Livesay, next door east of broom who have resided in Bandon for sev-
Yours
very
Truly,
oentrated in the towns. The insergents
eral years past, left by learn, last uow, or more vessels to carry the
handle factory, Bandon.
T. W. P otter , Snpt,
burned San Jose. in liatangas.
lumber
away.
An explosion in a dust, catoher in a steel
F. Christensen, C. Mortonsen, M. Thursday by way of Roseburg, for
WILLIAM
I-IIILII-S
DEAD.
Get a free sample of Chamberlain’s
tuill iu Pittsburg, l’a., injured four men
Nestrom and A. Peterson, came up Portland where they expect to locate.
Stomach and Liver Tablets at C. Y. The Indian Farmer of the Territory, Sail and did $ 10,000 damago to property.
on the Mandalay and will go as sail­ Delphi Lodge will give its annual
Nine hundred thousand persons in China We carry a complete stock of
or, Ranchman. Traveler and a
Lqwe’s drug stole. They are easier
Bal]
on
the
evening
of
November
16.
ors on tho schooner Onward.
Man
of
Culture
Succumbs
are
on t ho verge of starvation.
to take anil more pleasant in effect
TINNER’S SHOP IN
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
to Typhoid Fever.
S atubday O ct . 28
B orn .—Near Parkersburg, October The Knigfits are noted for their gal than pills. Their use is not followed
CONNKCT1ON, .
The Republican leaders are opposed to
Pipe Fittings and Plumbing a specialty.
24 to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Russell a lantry and ability to entertain, and by constipation as is often the case
Mr William Philips, aged 35 years. tariff reform.
sou. Mr. Russell expects to move they will do their best on this occa with pills. Regular size, 25e. per box. and a native of Scotland, died at El Senator Jones, of Nevada has gone back
sion.
back to Bandon in a short time.
Reno yesterday. He came Io visit into the Kepuliiian ranks.
T. Anderson,of the City Meat Mar­ J. H. Frederick nod Rev. Jesse bis friend Mr. R. R.Hickox, a United Prince Ranji, of Beluebistan. accompan­
Corry D. Stillwell, wife and child
Bandon,
....
Oregon
Hunter of Coquille have been solic­
by a suite of 28 duskey complexioned
arrived here last Thursday from ket, will retail meats at prices rang­ iting membership hue during the States marshal of the tenitory, a ied
persons,
is
oil
his
wav
to
the
United
States.
Mountain Home, Idaho. Corry is a ing from 5 to 12J cents, and sell beef past, two weeks, for the Fraternal Aid week ago, tin.l while here he became Two girl.i, near Giants Pane escaped from
son of T. J. Stillwell and thinks of at 5} to 7 cents a pound at wholesale. Association with result that an order ill, and after every care nnd medical a panther which was about to spring upon
He has on hand a full line of fresh
where they were washing, by throwing
• locating here.
of that society will be organiz'd in attention was given him be suc­ a them
provisions and groceries
bundle of clothes in its face and then run­
cumbed to typhoid fever. His rela
Fred Helgron was among the vis
night
with
a
tho Concre'e ball Io
A Large Stock Jugt
fives cannot lie found, and Mr. Hick ning to the house.
Ladies’ Jackets and
All Kinds of Goods For
¡tors to town Saturday. Fred ia stop­ And now some one is trying to membership of 35, 22 of which are ox. who has known him for fourteen Portland shipped over a million bushels
Received,
Capes.
Rainy Weather.
slander
the
Porte,
by
intimating
that
ping at Prosper again and is doing
years, is unable to locate any of his of wheat last week.
beneficiary members.
GENTS
’
FURNISHING
GOODS.
he
has
gone
into
the
business
of
ab
­
The funeral will take place The Territory of Arazona will ask the next
bis best to keep too many salmon
The Modern Woodmen gave a sup­ relations.
ducting missionaries, in order to re
from J. B. Kerrick's undertaking par­ congress for statehood.
from getting up the river.
Orders Taken for Custom Made Clothing.
The Buffalo exposition is expected to fall
coop himself for money Uncle Sam per to a number of invited guests last lors at 10:30 a. m. to day.
Rov. George Gillespie will leave for
several million dollars short of the amount
Thursday
evening
from
which
Hat-
Led a Romantic Life.
pressed out of him in payment of his
Curry County, tomorrow, to visit bis
tering reports are beard. The supper Coming to this country from Scot­ necessary to defray all nooounte.
obligations.
parishioners on the south end of bis
was prop ire 1 at the O. K. Restau­ land when a boy. Mr. Philips became Ex-Seoretary of State Caleb Powers was
Dr. J. W. Strange will be in Ban­ rant, and is sa d to have surpassed a sailor and visited every English again oonvicted as accessory to the murder
charge and does not expect to return
:>r Boots and Shoes .P-:
don on Wednesday, Noveinher 23, anything of the kind ever given in speaking port on the globe. His of Gov. Goebel, of Kentucky, andsenteuced
bofore the middle of December.
ZiT
to life imprisonment.
-ii-î
1901, and remain until December 1st. Bandon. Several pe:so:is report it first servico with the government was
S unday O ct . 27
that of chief clerk in the Indian ser
Captain Levi Stiydir gave Bandon
Patients having dental work to be
Fighting in Ilo Ilo. 25 iusergents killed.
a flying visit, last Friday, having done will call early. All work duly the best meal they have ever sat down vice at Chemawa, Oregon. After five King Edward is suffering from oancer in
years service he came East and was
to
in
the
town.
business which called him this way. warranted and charges as reasonable
engaged on a ranch by T. W. Potter, his throat.
M onday O ct . 28
Ho remaiued but a abort tiino, return­ as is possible.
ABOUND THE COUNTY.
tho present superintendent of the
Unde Sam will retain right to fortify
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ing to Coquille on the noon boat.
Chemawa Indian School.
J. E. Quick, who has spent the Iasi
CONSTANTLY on HAND
One year ago he left this position, Nicaragua canal.
Captain Eaton, James Fern and few years in California, the last three From the Marsh hold Son:
Boston parties perpetrated a million
took
civil
servico
examination
and
Captain Reed expects the keel and was appointed to the position of In­ dollar fraud upon people who wanted to
Bert Bodkins arrived hero on the of which were speut at Fort Bragg
gain wealth rapidly.
steamer Mandalay last Monday, hav­ returned to Coos on the Mandalay keelsons for bis new schooner over dian farmer.
Czolgosz is to suffer the death penalty
Mr. Hickox said in speaking of the tomorrow at 7 a. m.
ing come in connection with the in­ last Monday and will spend some front the Coquille this week. One of
deceased.
“
He
was
a
perfect
gentle
­
terests ef the underwriters in tho months in Coos whether be remains the sticks is 24x24 inches square, and mao. possessed a good education, and
MARINE NOTES.
will be disposed of at prioes that will astonish you, while there are
114 feet long.
bark Baroda.
was an interesting character. For a
permanently or not.
ABBIVBD.
James
Wall
was
in
town
yesterday
man of his age he was well informed
When you wakeup with a bad taste
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
Oct 28—Stmr Mandalay, Reed, CO hours
The excitement incident to travel from the Isthmus. He reports that on every subject.”
in your mouth, go at once to C. Y.
from San Farnoisoo,
nnd other goods that must be sold to make
ing and change of food and water the Crescent Coal company will com­ A telegram was sent to Colonel
room for more.
Lowe’s drug store and get a freesam-
The
Mandalay
sails
this
afternoon.
Randlett
the
Indian
agent,
at
Ana
­
often brings on diarrhoea, and for mence the construction of buukala-
plo of Chamberlain’ Stomach and
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
this reason no one should leave home tious and tho necessary store build­ darko, and, and Mr. John P. Black
J. M. UPTON,
Liver Tablets. One or two doses will
A. W.
E, JI.
without a bottle of Chamberlain’s ings as soon as possible on their new man of the agency was sent to take Notioe id hereby «¡ven that Isabella Yae­ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
make you well. They also cure bil
charge
of
the
body.
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E
l R eno Daily ger. Administratrix of the Estate of John
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. purchase.
PH YSICIAN AND SUliGEON
H. Yaeger, deceased, has filed her final Ao
BANDON, COO« COUNTY, OREGON.
American.
iousness, sick headache and consti­
count us ruc .I i Administ retrix, with the
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
BANDON. OREGON.
Jesse
Norton
was
quite
badly
in
­
Clerk of the County Court for Coos county. Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
pation.
Street.
W ill E ntertain .—The W. C. T. U. jured Tuesday in a runaway ac­ Oregonian: The French bnrk State of Oregon, and that the 2nd day of
Calls
to
all parts of town and connty
The San Francisco Bulletin Co.
December, 1901. in the Court room of said
promptly answered day or night. Office on
will give an entertainment, Friday cident. He wus hauling ballast with Europe haB sailed 20,000 miles in County
Court
hits
been
appointed
by
Hon.
corner of Lower Muiu and Atwater streets
offers to old and new Subscribers to
Harlooker, Judge of said Court, as the
W. Haydon, M. I>.
evening, November 1st, in Rosa’s a teaip of horses from Eastport. In ballast for a cargo of Oregon wheat. L.
time and place for hearing objections to
the Daily Bulletin a Copy of Ranci
She
comes
from
Liverpool,
England,
Hall. A splendid Program has been coming down a hill the brake failed
said Final Account, and the settlement DIGESTIVE, URINARY AND
SKIN
J. W. STRANGE,
McNally & Co’s unrivaled Atlas, for
arranged, aud a nice Supper will fol­ to act aud the endgate fell out onto by way of Tasmania, and for the trip thereof.
DISEASES.
ISABELLA YAEGER.
the price of $1.50 to which will be
the horses, aud they took tright and earns a subsidy of $12,000, which is Administratrix of the Estate of John H. Office—East Front Street,
added a few cents for expressage. low the program. Admission: Adults,
Yaeger, deceased.
B andon . O regon .
ran away. Jesse’s injuries amount to paid by tbe French taxpayers. The
15cts., Children lOcts., supper free.
Subscriptions taken for the Bulletin
BANDON, - - - OREGON.
Oregon
wbeatgrower
does
not
profit
GKO. P. TOPPING,
J. K. McLeod, of Riverton came two broken ribs and an ugly scalp
and Recorder at 50 cents a month.
by
the
operation,
as
the
Europe
re
­
wound.
He
was
unconscious
for
sev
­
Will visit Bandon regularly ou dates to be
down last Monday with bis pile-driver,
ATTORNEY abd COUNSELOR AT LAW
supplied iu tlie Local Column.
The steamer Mandalay, besides the
and has gone to work driving piling eral hours after the mishap, but at ceives tbe same freight rate as is Practices In all the Courts of the State.
usual freight cargo, brought up a
ft irf#
<•
-S
this writing he is able to be around paid to tho nnsnbsidized fleet. The
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planer for Price’s mill, at Riverton, in front of the cannery proporty for on the streets.
Office on Second Floor in Concrete Buildiug
French
taxpayer
doeB
not
profit
by
it,
•: liANDON LODGK No. 133,1. 0.0 Jr -y
on First Street,
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Pure, fresh, cold spring water
34,000 bricks for the repair of the R. H. Rosa who is building a
as the vessel does not carry freight Life Insurance
Policies and Bonds bought
* I > ANDON LODGE, No. 133,1. O. O. F.«
piped to any part of town,
lighthouse, and a donkey engine and wharf about 160 feet long, and out to
or
money
loaned
on
same.
to
or
from
a
French
-port.
Great
is
Florence West: Last Monday
I. I > meets every Sntnrday evening.
and to any part of the house,
Visiting brothers in good standing £
a large pump. The latter is for use deep water in front of that property. afternoon a six year old daughter of the shipping subsidy scheme!
Bandon. - - — — Oregon.
on application, in quantities
.«cordially
invited.
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The
Knights
of
Pythias,
Delphi
in launching the bark Baroda as it
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
H. N. RUSSELL, N. G. «
John C. Beck, while fishing from her
*
A.
W.
K
imb
,
Sec.
will be used in stirring up tho sand Lodge, of this place, come to the father’s wharf, fell into the river.
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BANDON LODGE. No. lift, A. F. A. M ••• W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor’ ■>
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4
around the vessel by means of forcing front, this week with the announce­ Her brother Morris, eight years of
? I>ANDON LODG E. No. 115.A. F.A .M.
WRter into the sand through a six ment of their Annual Ball which will age, heard her cry of alarm and ran
T ubidax Oct 22
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1 ) Stated oommnnications first Sat- >S
*■
w
This Is Your Opportunity.
take placo on Saturday evening Nov­
Sir
Redvers
Baller
has
been
relieved
of
inch hose.
DELI'III LODGK, NO. til, K. OF P.
to the wharf. He could not see the tbe command of the First Army Corps. His * urday after the full moon of each ❖
On
receipt
ot
ten
cents,
cash
or
stamps,
ember
16.
The
Knights
always
give
*
month.
All
Master
Manons
cordially
<• a generous sample will be mailed of tlie
The steamship Mandalay had a
little girl, but bubbles of air sbowod London speech retired him.
invited. By order of
W. M.
! AELITII LODGE, NO. 84, KNIGHTS
•:< most popular C'ntnrrh nnd Hay Fever Cure .è. 1 J of Pythiufl,
every Monday *0
large passenger list on bor up trip, a sp lendid entertainment, and this where she Lad gone down, He at
Macedonian fugitives, supposed to belong *>• T. J. THRIFT, Secretary.
*
(Ely
’
a
dream
Bahn)
sufficient
to
demon-
evenin« at 7:30 o’clock, in ('astle Hail,
:■ :■ •> <• <• *5 <• •> 4 •- --
the following names being on the one will be no exception to the rule.
once dove in after her, and though to the Mission Church, were killed by •> <• •> •>
À* Bandoli, Ogn.
E, DYER, 0. C.
strato the great merits of tliu remedy.
list: J C Yale, F W McNamara, A
♦ B. N. H abrtngton , K. of R. and H.
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ELY BROTHERS,
There was 17 feet, of water on tho the water was about six feet deep Turks,
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Geer is campaigning in (ffiio.
6U Warren St., New York City.
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II Williams, James Fern, Captain T bar when the Mandalay came in last succeeded in catching bold of the He Governor
Court Queen of tlie Forest No. 17,
told Chioaua tl.at Democrats are worse
Rev.
John
Reid,
Jr.,
of
Great
Falls,
Mout.,
Eaton, Bert Bodkins, Mrs C Ohrnan, Monday. The surf was running high child, and after a hard struggle man­ than trusts.
>
Forester» of Arne Ira.
<■'
recommended Eljy’s Cream Halm to me. I
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Miss M Fahy, Miss A Clemens, Mrs nnd the bar was rough but Captain aged to get her out on the wharf, A large number of persons were hurt, in a
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
1()DRT QUEEN OF THE FORESf j can emphasize bis r tatoment, “It is a post,
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed.”—
J L Kronenberg and two sons. F J Reed bad no trouble io bringing his both of them being nearly exhausted. panic in a Louisville theater. The panic \ No. I7. meets Frida? night, of earl
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in Concrete Hall, Bandon, Oregon
Rev. Francis W. Poole. Pastor Central Pres.
Price, J E Quick. W Woodward, E vessel over slipping through tietween It was fortunate for both children was the result of the blowing out of a fuse ❖ A week,
cordial welcome w extended to nil via
Church, Helena, Mont.
of packing in a polyscope.
W. W. HHIl’LKY.
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Larsen, J P McLaughlin, C Morten­ the rough spells with n skill which that the boy is a good swimmer, else A team of Yale ex stare defeated the sec­ giting brother«
Fly’s Cream Bahn is the acknowledge«
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Chief Ranger. £
sen, F Christensen, M Nestrom, A nobody but a thorough bar man can one or lioth would almost certainly ond Yale team in a game of football in a
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
Fin. Si’cretnrv.
ROUND HOUSE GALLEBV, BINDON
nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
score of 12 to 0.
I’eteraon, and two chinamen.
command.
have been drowned.
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