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BANDON,
Volume XVII,
LOCAL NEWS.
Steamer Mandalay is due Saturday.
Saturday evening the Knights entertain.
John Neese r, wife and daughter left last
Monday for St. Joseph, Mo.
The Bandon Band will entertain on Sat­
urday evening succeeding Thanksgiving.
H. C. Lelimowsky and L. A. Roberts were
in town last night on their way to New Lake
to hunt.
Charles Magee, of Empire, and J. 0.
Bridges of Marsbtield were in town last
night.
Janies Cope, of Four-mile was in town
yesterday. He has leased bis interests on
Four mile to a Mr. Philips, who came here
from Eastern Oregon.
OREGON:
Tom Pullman of Eureka, Calif., registered
at the Tupper House Inst night.
The Fire Department Band will give a
ball here, ou Saturday eveniug November
80th.
Delphi Lodge. K. P., have all things com­
pleted and Saturday eveninglepll usher in
the event of the year, to the e—>rs of music
and dance.
Vf
Rev. U. S. Holcomb and s?n, C. Ledger­
wood and Albert Garfield went to New
Lake Monday returning yesterday with
about 30 ducks. Report says that Mr. Hol­
comb is <>n a trade for James Wyant's place
on Two mile.
James C. Canterbury, Jr. of Lakeporte
California died of hemorrages from the
longs, at that place. October
1H01. Mr.
Canterbury was a brother to E. M. Canter-
bo-v, aud a nephew to M> a. L. A. Jackson
of this place. Deceased was past 22 years
of age, end was once a lesideut of Coos. He
was an exemplary yoong roan, aud re­
spected by all his acquaintances.
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
14,
1901
Number 46.
W ednesday N ov ti
Schmitz. Union Labor candidate, elected
Mayor of San Francico by a plurality of
4158 votes.
Democrats in Maryland will have a major
ity on joint ballot in tbe Legislature.
Seth Low’s plurality is 22,864 for Mayor
of New Yot k.
Li Hung Chang of China, is dead.
The Panama Canal bas been offered to
the Isthmian Canal Commission.
Ten iwreone perished in the burniug of a
Wisconsin theater.
General H. C. Corbin and Miss Edythe
In DRY Goods and a Large Assortment
FALL and WINTER Goods
Patten were married at Washington.
A man and woman were arrested at St-
Men’s Boys’ and Children’s Suits.
Louis so-pected of complicity in the Wag­
ner train robbery.
Al Neill is matched to fight "Mysterious’
Billy Smith in Portland.
Millionaire Do I.a Mar takes a $200,000
bond on a Southern Oregon oopper mine.
The mine is in Siskiyou mountains near
bp state line.
T hi A ihdav Nov. 7
Federal prisoners at Leavenworth, Kansas,
mutinied, and 26 esenped.
Democrats will have a majority of 11 on
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
^'¿□^«„‘teed
joint ballot in the Maryland Legislature.
Cleveland was the orator of the day at
the Founders’ day celebration at Carnegie
Institute.
The head treasurer of the Maooabees de
STATEMENT BY J. U. UPTON, FATHER OF
faulted in the sum of $57,000.
DECEASED.
French marines landed on Mitylene
In 1894, Arthur joined a fleet of Islu nd.
sealing vessels of whieb the ill fated Russia tried to have the Manchurian
Mascot, on which Fitly and Solly treaty signed before Li Hung Chang died.
Oregon is awarded more medals al the
Anderson found ti watery grave was Pan-
Amerioan Exposition.
one. I cannot now recall the name Four companies of the Twenty eighth In­
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
and Pieoes.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
of the schooner that Arthur was fantry will sail for the Philippines from
------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES ---------
aboard of. The vessel touched at Portland, November 15.
Pillows Mado
Mattresses aud to
Honolulu, and then sailed for the Orders from Europe for American coal Cabinet Shop in Connection.
order.
are mnch increased.
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
Japan coast. She seems to have run Iron furnaces in the East atop work for
into a succession of calms, which do want of coke oauaed by aouroity of cars.
Glace C Hizea
'nt ftnd
Order-
All Picture
r» FDTA
1/ I Mri
uidbs
B|id FitteJ
weigtg to kept
un hand
nBatly Frnming
donu « 1 U I \l
NUtK
I ARINU
layed her until water ran short.
F riday N ov . 8
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Sighting land in the distance, the A violent dispute with the Russian Min­
Constanlty Kept on Hand.
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vessel ran for it, to find it an island ister was the cause of Li Hung Chang’s
off the Japan coast. She anchored death,
Yuan .-bi Kai has been appointed Viceroy
out some distance nod sent boatB of Chi Li.
ashore for a supply of water. Mean­ Turkey has yielded to all of Franoe’s de­
while the tide ran low and the vessel mands.
beat herself to pieces on the rocks Nine convicts who escaped from Leaven­
over which she was anchored. From worth were recaptured and two were killed.
Peter Maher knocked out Jim Jeffords at
this island, deceased, with others, Baltimore.
made bis way to Yokohama. At this The Pension Bureau is investigating
city be found employment as book­ utterances attributed to Dr. Mary Walker.
Is now supplied with a full and complete stock of
keeper for an English firm of whole She may lose her pension.
The Twenty eighth Infantry is nearly
sale liqor dealers.
ready to leave for the Philippines.
Soon after the capture of the Phil­ H. St. John, who wrecked three banks in
ippine Islands, Arthur was sent for­ Washington, was arrested in London.
ward by a syndicate of capitalists A canal system bas been planned for
We carry a complete stock of
witb a viow to the inauguration of joiuing the Baltic and Black seas.
The spring salmon pack on the Columbia
a large sawmill enterprise somewhere River was 224,000 cases.
TINNKR’S SHOP IN
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
in the islands. On reaching Manila,
S aturday . Nov.9
CONNECTION.
Pipe Fitting* and Plauibiug a specialty.
although before war between the The Franoo-Tnrkish dispute is at an end.
Filipinos and Americans was inaug
One hundred and eleven sections of land
urated, ho found conditions of such in Malheur, Or., oil district have been with­
from entry.
general choas existing that nothing drawn
Bandon,
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Oregon.
Representative Tongue opposes proposed
could be done.
French recipr >oity treaty.
He wrote us frequently before and A surgeon at Port Townsend. Wash., has
after the war broko out, deploring been ordered to Liverpool to inspect ¡mini
conditions as he found them, and grants who sail for the United States.
Portland cleared six wheat .cargoes last
dually that he bad to abandon the week.
Indies’ Jaokots aud
All Kinds of Goods Foy
proposed enterprise that bud brought Senator Mitchell leaves for the East to A Large Stock Just
Received,
Capes.
Rainy Weather,
him there.
attend Congressional session.
GENTS
’
FURNISHING
GOODS.
He had never advised us of his
S unday Nov. 10
disastrous business ventures at Iloilo. An American schooner was seized by a
Orders Taken for Custom Made Clothing.
It needs to be explained, that, al­ Portuguese gunboat in the Azores, for
clandestinely carrving emigrants who were
though the Manila paper was coming trying to evade military service.
to me at the time, why we have re­ Escaped convicts in Kansas captured a
mained in ignorance of the awful trag Sheriff and Deputy.
M onday N ov . II
edy for more than a year and a half. It
Boots and Shoes
came at a time w’ben health condi­ The disturbance between France and
Turkey
is
settled.
French
withdrew
from
tions in the family were more or less
Mitvlene.
serious, and fell into tlie bands of a Pugwasb, Nova Scotia was damaged $50,-
kind neighbor, who deemed a later 000 by fire.
period a more fit time to disclose the Half tbe escaped oonvictB in Kansas are
recaptured.
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awfu) news to us.
CONSTANTLY on HAND
A new and very destructive dynamite gun
After all, there 6eems to be room was tested at Fisher Island, Long Island
for the suspicion that there was foul Sound.
body which he hail recognized as that
of a first saloon passenger who bad
come down on the China from Shang­
hai. His name was Upton. So far
us be know the deceased bad I een in
Shanghai only about eight days, hav­
ing arrived (here from Yokohama by
the Hongkong maru. He was quite
sure the deceased was an American.
He bad several conversations witb
deceased, but beyond learnin that he
had been in Manila be could not give
any information as to his profession.
He had not seen deceased taking any
drink during the voyage, nor had be
seen deceased in possession of any
fire arms. He bad last seen him alive
in Queen’s Road, Hongkong on the
12th inst., at about 2 p. m. when ho
had simply nodded to him.
Before leaving Manila for Japan
Upton had been to Iloilo for some
months where bo was unsuccessful in
business ventures and lost a good
deal of money.—Manila Daily Tinies,
May 23, 1900.
SEE - HERE!
J. W. McClellan, of Eureka, was in
town Thursday.
There are 209 pupils enrolled in
the Myrtle Point public school.
Call and see those nice enameled
bed steads—at 11. F. Co’s. Store.
Try G. H. Magoou's for Fresh
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos
25 cents, at Wrenshall’s gallery Ban­
don,
A. E. Hadsall, of Bear creek, was
doing business in town last Thurs­ Come quick. $3 shoes going al $1
a pair, at Lorenz’s.
day.
Elbert Dyer left for San Francisco
B ohn .—At Bandon, November 8,
1901, to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Upton, a last week on business. He went by
way of Roseburg.
daughter.
There is practically no travel. The
J. W. Sugg and wife wore among
Now is the time to secure an Atlas
public
seems to be stay-at-bomeB
the Coquille visitors to Bandou last
of
the world, cheap. See the offer
during the past week.
Thursday.
made
elsewhere.
B. Vowell, of Coquille City, came
Mrs. D. H. Prewett and sister, of
R.
II.
Rosa, is extending the wharf
Parkersburg, were doing shopping in down yesterday and will remaiu a about sixty feet into the river, in
week
visiting
in
Bandon.
town Friday.
fiont of t;>e salmon cannery and east­
Jack Frost has put in a vigorous
The Guild of St. John’s Church
ward J GO feet. J. K. McLeod has
will give an entertainment on Satur­ appearance here on several occrsions the piling driven for about two thirds
during the past two weeks.
day evening December 15th.
of the wharf aud is finishing up that
Fred Helgren, of Prosper, was in part which lies immediately in front
A fresh lot of Choice groceries at
Magoon’s store. Headquarters for town Tuesday, having drifted this ofthocnnne'y building. When fin­
way from a duckless duck hunt.
fruits and nuts. Corned beef kept.
ished this addition to Bandon’s wharf
J. A. Abbott, of Four mile has dis­ One of the cables designed for the privileges will be quite conspicuous,
posed of his farm there and loft dur­ work of floating the bark Baroda ar­ Messrs. Logan and Sbippley have
ing the latter part of last week to find rived here overland, last Saturday finished driving piling for the exten­
from Coos bay.
a location elsewhere.
sion of Dyei’s wharf, and are now
Elder C. E. Crumley will move bis engaged in driving a solid row of
Persons wishing to have carpets
woven will please call on Mrs. T. C. family from Myrtle Point to Bandon piling on the outer side to ward off
Livesay, next door east of broom this week. They expect to arrive drift and slrengtben the structure.
here tomorrow.
The wba ’ extends to deep water its
handle factory, Bandon.
enti-e lengih while the extent of
A
pple
B
oxes
.
—
Per
hundred,
with
George Pike, who has been logging
surface
bas been doubled. W hen the
out
beads
$-1
50;
Io
the
flat
with
heads
near Randolph has closed bis camp
at ihat place and gone to the Fat Elk complete, $7; boxes nailed up, $8 wbaif extension now under way is
country, below Coquille City, to oper­ per hundred. Apply to M. I. Swift, completed Bundon will have abund­
ant wharf room.
Bandon.
ate.
In
the
case
of
Chas.
F.
Doe
vs,
’
,Vm.
J. H. Fredricks finished his work
Hymeneal Bond«
here as organizer of the Fraternal Howell, Judge Hamilton has banded
Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock.
Aid Association and left for Dairy- down a decision in favor of the Miss Elva Leneve, of Bear creek, be
ville. Curry county, last Friday morn­ Plaintiff. The case has been of some
came Mrs. Walter D. Furrier, at the
ing. He will endeavor to organize local interest.
home of the groom’s father, Mr. Geo.
Elder C. E. Crumley will preach in
an order at that place.
Farrier of Bandon.
Willinm Irvine, wife and child ar­ Swift's Hall, Sunday November 17,
The marriage ceremony was solemn­
rived here Tuesday, from California 11 o’clock, A. M. and 7:30 in the even ized by Elder Chas E. Crumley.
He is again employed as foreman of ing. A cordial invitation is extended
It was a quiet wedding attended
the spinning department in the Ban­ to the public.
only’ by parents of the bride and
don woolen mills, Mr Irvine left • Mrs. W. S, Marshall and wife, of groom and a few relatives
The
New Lake were in town Saturday re groom and bis bride arrayed in gar­
here with bis family last June.
Dr. J. W. Strange will be in Ban­ turning from a trip to the Coquille ments to suit the occasion, presented
don pn Tuesday, December the 3. and valley where they had been to secure a very pleasing picture of fresh young
remain until and including Saturday a supply of apples.
manhood and budding womanhood.
December the 7th. These dates should
There is an effort being made to
When time with its mutations their
be remembered. All who have dental bring the Marshfield and Eureka heads have silvered o'er may they be
work to be done should call at this foot-ball teams together at Marsh­ able Io say that they have fought and
time.
field witb the prospect of a meeting won the great battle of life aud still
stand side by side.
Elder C. E. Crumley preached near the middle of December.
After the ceremony all repaired to
three sermons at Bear creek, last Sat-
William Patterson, Ronald Love
urday evening and Sunday, in which and Headly Phillips, apprentices on the dining room where a table was
“Considerable interest was manifested board the bark Baroda left for Port­ laden with good things,
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
' by the congregation. An invitation land, a few days ago, to take passage
by all as evidenced by the smiles that
to.return and also to hold services oo on a vessel bound for England.
Upper Bear creek was given him.
T. Anderson,of the City Moat Mar. shone through tears of sympathetic
J. P. Tupper has closed a deal for ket. will retail meats at prices rang­ enjoyment in the eyes of those who
the Hotel Coquille, of Coquille City, ing from 5 to 12J cents, and sell beef loved them, and the smiles and blushes
aud will take possession the first of at 5.1 to 7 cents a pound at wholesale. of the happy pail. Expressions of
next month. Mr. Tupper bas had a He has on hand a full line of fresh sentimental feeling and little burets
of meiriinuut added to the enjoyment
long experience in the hotel business, provisions and groceries
and the welfare of the traveling pub­ Cut this out and take it to C. Y. of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrier will reside on
lic will bo well looked after when Lowe’s drug store and get a free
the ranch belonging to Mr. George
guests of the Hotel Coquille.
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach
The San Francisco Bulletin Co. and Liver Tablets, the best physic. Farrier near Denmark. Curry Co.
The R ecorder tenders its congrat ’
offers to old and new Subscribers to They cleanse and invigorato the Stoni
illations.
the Daily Bulletin a Copy of Rand ach, improve the appetite aud regulato
play in poor Arthur's taking off.
McNally & Co’s unrivaled Atlas, for the bowels. Regular size, 25c. per
Death of Arthur W. Upton.
MARINE NOTES,
Arthur W. Upton, son of J. H. and
the price of SI.50 to which will be box.
Th‘?hjivescrowded
From Fort Orford Tribune.
.
...
...
Goods which
C. M. Upton, was born at Salem,
added a few cents for expressage.
will
be
disposed
of
at
prices
that
will
astonish
you,
while
there are
The channel of the Coquille bar
SAILED.
The last mail from Hongkong Oregon, February 3, 18G8, and was
Subscriptions taken for the Bulletin has very much improved lately, and
brought the sad nows af the death of therefore just past 32 years of age at Nov.ll—Sahr Albion, Larsen, to San Fran-
and Recorder at 50 cents a month.
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoea
oisoo,
is widening out again. Three vessels Mr. Arthur W. Upton in that port
and other goods that must be sold to make
Zach Boice, of Floras Creek went were towed out on Monday, and an­ under circumstances pointing to sui­ the date of his uutimely demise. He Nov. 11—Sohr May Flower, Goodmanson,
room
for
more.
San Francisco.
to Roseburg last week, to meet Mrs other or perhaps two might have been cide. Mr. Upton was well known in had passed through all of the com­ to Nov.
11—Sehr Coquelle, Anderson, to San
Boice who was returning from her taken out. if they bad been ready at Manila, and possessed a large circle mon school grades, and had received Pedro.
J. M. UPTON,
advanced
instructions
in
private
A. W. KIME, M. 1>.
visit to friends in Missouri. He was the wharf.
of friends. He was formerly mana­ schools. He was taught higher
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
accompanied to Roseburg by Mrs.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Dr. J. W. Odgers, the well known ger of the Alhambra Cafe and also of
BANDON, COOS COUNTY,OBEUON.
8. T. Malehoru, who will spend the dentist, who has practiced bis pro Whaley’s Casino. He left here for mathematics at our home by a Prof.
UANDON, OREGON.
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Nellie feBsion for twenty-five years, is in Japan six weeks ago on business and Sanderson, who said of him that he
Street.
Calls to all parts of town and county
Gonld in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Bandon, and thinks he will locate was returning here, when in a state mastered algebra witb more rapidity
M. E. C hurch .
promptly answered day or night. Office on
than and any pupil he had encount­ Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Sun-
oornor
of Lower Main aud Atwater streets
Boice returned home Saturday or
w. Haydon, M. I>.
here or in Myrtle Point. Dr. Odgers of despondency brought on by finan ered for many years.
dayiat 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Sunday.
will boat the hotel for ten days. Call cial difficulties, he ended his own life
SKIN
Sunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M. DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND
w strange
“Last winter an infant child of and see him.
DISEASES.
in Hongkong by shootiug himself with
Epworth League .6:30 P. M.
To The Public.
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Office—East Front Street,
of mine had croup in a violent form,”
at 7:30 P. M,
Captain Ackerman, of the schooner a revolver. Deceased arrived in Hong­ Allow me to say a few words in Prayer meeting W. Wednesday
B andon . O mqon .
8. H olcomb , Pastor.
says Elder John W. Rogers, a Christ­
kong
from
Japan
on
the
4th
inst.,
on
Berwick, was called to Wedderburn
praise
of
Chamberlain
’
s
Cough
Rem
­
ian Evangelist, of Filley, Mo. "I
BANDON. - - • OREGON.
GEO. 1». TOPPING,
last week to take charge of the tug the steamer China on his return to edy. I had a very severe cough and
gave her a few doses of Chamberlain’s
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to bo
Katie Cook, Captain Jas. Caughell Manila and took room No. 33 at the cold aud feared I would get pneu­ ATTOKNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
supplied iu tbe Local Column.
Cough Remedy and in a short time
being incapaciated through sickness. Honkong hotel. On the 14th inst, monia. but after taking the second Practices in all the Court» of the State.
all danger was past and the child re­
body of deceased was found in
Niels A. Pederson took charge of the the
Chamberlain Road of the Peak, the dose of this medicine I felt better, Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building
covered.” This remedy not only cures
•: BANDON LODOK No. 133, 1.0.0. F •:
schooner Berwick as master.
on First Street,
Pure, frosh, cold spring water
hill district of Honkong, „ith wounds three bottles of it cured my cold and
croup, but when given as soon as the
f
I > ANDON LODGE. No. 133.1.0. O. F. *
Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
piped to any part of town,
Preparation is being made to float in bis bead evidently self inflicted. the pains in my chest disappeared or Life
first symptoms appear, will prevent
? I > meets every Saturday evening.
money loaned on same.
and
to
any
part
of
tbe bouse,
There
was
a
bullet
hole
in
the
head,
¡¿Visiting brothers in good standing
the attack. It contains no opium or the cables designed for use in launch­ and between the legs of deceased was entirely. I atn most respectfully
on application, in quantities
Bsndoi, - - - - Oregon.
¡¿cordially invited.
ii
ing
the
ship
Baroda,
out
from
the
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
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lying a six chambered revolver, with yours for health, R alph S. M eyers ,
other harmful substance and may be
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•> BA N DON LODGE. No. 115, A. F. A. M * W. H, LOGAN, Proprietor’
The cables are to be placed in posi was removed to the mortuary and W. Va. For sale by C. Y. Lowe,
an adult. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
was
aft
erward
identified
by
the
chief
lion the first opportunity that offers.
* TY ANDON LODG E,No. 115. A. F.A .M. |
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From the news gleaned from our The vessel was afloat at high tide steward of the steamer China, on
* I) Stated communications first Sat- ’
Tills Ta Your Opportunity.
« DELPHI LODGE, NO, «4, K. OF P. -p
which vessel deceased had traveled,
g nrdsv after the full moon of each £
exchanges and other sources it would
On
receipt
of ten cents, cash or stamps,
during several days this week.
<• month. All Master Masons cordially & • generous sample will be mailed of the
the
deceased
left
a
letter
addressed
seem that the matrimonial jubilee
I DELPHI LODGE, NO.64, KNIGHTS ;i
invited. By order of
W. M. *•
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
Here is a list of marriage licenses to a friend in Yokohama which clearly
of Pythias, meets every Monday j)
f T. J. THRIFT, Secretary.
was here. At Marshfield Miss Mae
T uhidav N ov . 5
(Ely’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon­ £ evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle Ilali, J
indicated
bis
intention
to
commit,
sui
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strate the great merits of the remedy.
Jk Bandob, Ogn.
E. DYER, O. C. gg
L. Grin ger and and Arthur Hodgins issued last week by county clerk Haz­ cide. The letter was found in bis A plot to massacre an American Harrison '■ « t <•
ELY BROTHERS,
B. N. H abbinuton , K, of It. and 8.
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were Married Nov. 6; Mrs. A la Egan ard. and there nppears to be others to room at the hotel, and across it was in Tarlac has been discovered.
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66 Warren St, New York City.
boll and C. F. Dunn, Nov. 3| Miss be heard from soon ; 8 C Bunch and written the words “Mail for Yokoha­ Franco has occupied three porta on Mlty- ?■' Court Queen nf tlie Forest No. 17, j".
Rev. John Reid. Jr., of Great Falls,Mont.,
ma.” On the letter being opened it lone Island.
Foresters of Ame.lcn.
Lillie Carlisle ami Reuben Brainard Clnra A Schofield, G W James and was found that deceased bud inedi
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I
Argumont was continued in the Sobley
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Belieu,
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Brainard
and
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Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
Nov. 5, and Emil Nelson and Mrs.
tilted suicide, as he ba In "good bye” case.
f ( «OURTQUFEN OF THE FOREST * can emphasize his statement, ‘‘It is a posi­
A Boxer leader was appointed to the For- | ... \ J No. 17, meeta Fridav night < f each<. ! tive cure for catarrh if used as directed.”—
Waybright on Nov. 9. At Dora on E Carlile, Arthur H Hodgins and to the person addressed.
• week. in Concretc Hall, Band ’n. Oregon -JR Rev. Francis W. Boole, I’astor Central Pres.
At ths inquiry into ths circum eign Olllce.
November 5, Miss Clara A. Schofield May L Grinegar, E E Everden and
<• \ cordial welcome is extended to all vis-fr- Church, Helenn, h ont.
stances
utter
ding
hi"
death
in
Heng
Governor Goer is in receipt of a letter . *itihg brothers
Hattie
B
Scheilds.
Emil
Nelson
and
SHII’LEY.
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was married to 8. C. Bunch, and at Union C Waybright. J H Roberts and kong, Tbos. McCllen, chief steward threatening bi* life, in case be does not I '' H nnry G of . tz . W. W Chief
Ely’s Cream Bairn is the acknowledgec
Ranger,
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
Coquille City, Nov. 6, Miss Kate Kate Braden, John Youkain aud Isa of the China, stated that at noon ou «rant a jpirdon to a prisoner in Walla I
Ein. Secretnrv.
ROUND IIOl'SK GALLERT, BANDON
WaiY-rogtou, pii.kuliury.
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