Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, November 21, 1901, Image 1

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52 Times a year for $2.
Volume XVII
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
21,
1901
Number 47
T hursday N ov . 14
Magoon got in another 500 pound Thanktigiving Proclamation
Representative Babcock will pash a bill
lot of candy.
S alem , Nov. *14.—Governor Geer The Bandon ocialist Club has «ecared for lower tariff on trust-made goods.
C. McGeehin, of Gold Beacb, was ,
Call and see those nice enameled
Simon Burns attacked the Federation of
yesterday issued hi« Thanksgiving tbe consent of C. E. Crntnloy to leolure in Labor.
in town last night.
bedsteads—at B. F. Co’s. Store.
tbe Reading Koo n on the evening of
proclamation. It is as follows:
Senator McLaurin spoke at Atlanta on
Come quick. S3 shoes going at SI
Try G. H. Magoon’s for Fresh
the extension of our foreign trade.
FRIDAY, Nov. 22,1231.
“Although not yet passed from be­
a pair, at Lorenz's.
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
Fifty vessel« and more than 180 lives have
neath tbe shadow of tbe great Nation­ The sobject will be, “Socialism from a
been lost in the gales on the British coasts.
Elbert Dyer returned home yester­ al tragedy which took from us tbe Christian stand point.”
Special—24 Large Stamps Photo«
The condition of Queen Wilhelmina is
25 cents, at Wrenshall'« gallery Ban­ day from a business visit to 8an Fran­ presence and counsel of one of our The lecture will be under the auspices of serious.
the Bandon Socialist Clob, and a cordial
cisco.
don,
most beloved Chief Magistrates, we invitation is expended lo all persons to Miss Stone is said to be in a village in
Now is the time to secure an Atlas find reason for National thanksgiving come oct and hear the lec.u.e, The ladies Southern Bulgaria,
Among tbe visitors to town, this
Citrus growers of California asked to con-.,
week week was Col. C. T. Blumeu- of the world, cheap, See the offer in the uuiyiDg effect tbe great afflic­ are especially invited.
FALL and WINTER Goods
tribute to a fund to be used to defeat pro­ In dry ^T u MS^
made elsewhere.
tion has bad upon tbe different sec­
nother, of New Lake.
posed reciprocity treaties.
Men’s Boys’ and Children’s Suits.
A smuggler admitted a Everett, Wash.,
Captain H. R. Reed came over from
W. H. Peck left this morning for tions of our common country, and for
that
he
had
helped
to
send
$70,000
worth
of
tbe
prospect
of
a
continued
era
of
Marshfield. Friday on a visit and bis borne in Chicago, He will re­
A Grand Concert, Vocal and opium to Portland in last five years.
good feeling. At no tin^Mvithin 50
remained over Sunday.
turn in about a month.
The most gigantic placer mining enter-
Instrumental, will be given in
yoars
has
party
feeling
btWi
Jose
bit
­
Next in the line of entertainment
P'iseon the Pacific Coast is planned for
Rev. Horsfall will hold services in
Munck
’
a
ball
on
Saturday
evening
comes the Fire Department Band's 1 St. John’s Episcopal Cburcb Sunday ter, or country so harmonious in December 14th, the Ladies of the Josephine County, Oregon.
The port of Portland decides to build a
matters concerning its domestic wel­
dance, Saturday evening November at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Episcopal Guild having graciously $225,000 floating drydock.
fare,
30.
The Continental Hotel of lower Albina,
A fresh lot of Choice groceries at
“Every department of our state postponed their entertainment in- Oregon,
was burned.
Mrs. F. E. Palmer, who has been Magoon’« store. Headquarters for
definitely.
government is performing tbe duties
Utah
was
visited by an earthquake which
for
some
visitiog in San Francisco
fruits and nufs. Corned beef kept.
Posters will be out in a few days.
for which it was created, with prompt­
did much damage to buildings, many of
Perfect fit
time past, returned home last Thurs­
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
J. E. Peck, accompanied by John ness and fidelity; the band of plenty
which will have to be torn down and re­
GnAkahteeu.
Blooded Coats.
day.
built.
There
was
no
loss
of
life.
K. Scott, started for his mining camp has provided the necessaries of life
Among the visitor's from Coquille, on Sixes, to day. They will return in abundance, among our people, all
F. M. Langlois, of Dairyvillo re
F b 'O ay Nov. 15
The transport Hancock is ashore in Jap­
ceived
six
Angora
goats,
by
the
last
last Saturday were Assessor J. S. in a few days.
classes of whom are engaged in re­
anese waters.
Lawrence, aud Deputy County Clerk
A pple B oxes .—Per hundred, with­ munerative employment, and the steamer from Portland, the goats ar­ Aguinnldo declines the offor of an Ameri­
riving
here
last
Saturday
evening
by
R. H. Mast.
out heads $4 50; In the flat with beads name of our fair state in other sections
can lawyer to work for bis release.
David Perkins has gone on a visit complete, $7; boxes nailed up, $8 of our great country is synonymous way of Coos bay, were taken toDairy-
Tlie President’s thanksgiving proclama­
tion was oabled to Manila.
to California in quest of health. He per hundred. Apply to M. I. Swift, with steady progress and an assured­ ville last Sunday.
Mr. LaDglois is introducing some A mounted force of Cape Dutch Bor-
was a passenger on the Mandalay Bandon.
ly prosperous future.
good
stock into the country, and this rendered to the Boers.
this trip down.
“Recognizing in all these things
More sbipwreckB are reported on the
J. A. Abbott who has been a reei-
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Fairer and
Clarence Edmunds who left here dent of Four mile for many year, and the miod and haod of an overruling lot of goats is the finest that money English coast.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
and Pieces.
about a yei r ago for Eureka, Cali­ who sold bis possessions there, a Providence who doeth all things wel), could buy as they are registered An­ Twenty persons were killed by the earth­
------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES -------
quakes in Erzroom, Russia.
goras.
fornia, retui led on the Bteamer Man­ short time ago, passed through town and that a spirit of gratitude sug­
Mattresses “od io
i’il,ow.8 Mad®
Besides this addition of thorough­ An insane man killed an officer at Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Giiiur.
dalay last v eek.
Tuesday with bis household effect on gests an acknowledgement of tbe
Cosmospolis Wash., shot a friend, and was
Furniture Repairing aud Saw filing a Specialty.
bred
stock,
Mr.
Langlois
introduced
many
favor«
enjoyed
by
us
as
a
com
­
seriouly wounded himself.
Persons wishing to have carpets bis way to Coquile City.
a fine lot of Cotswold sheep into
GlaSS ^- Sizes
uf’ antl f’htcd to Order- All
UWERTAKING
woven will pleas« call on Mrs. T. C.
and weigta kept on hand
Captain Ackerman returned from monwealth, I hereby recommend, in Curry county, last year, which did The state of Oregon will make a survey
A Full Lino of Burial Caskets, Burial Robes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Livesay, next door east of broom Wedderbtirn Monday evening, and is conformity with tbe proclamation of well. He sold all tho lambs be raised of arid lands in eastern part of the state.
J. J. Jeffries won the contest in bis fight
Conatanlty Kept on Hand.
the President of tbe United States,
handle factory, Bandon.
sgaiu master of the schooner Berwick.
and bad twenty five orders which he with Gos Rohlin, the latter gave up the
that
Thursday,
tbe
28th
day
of
battle in the fifth round.
Frank L. Lowe is over this week While at WedderLiirn be towed in
was unable to fill.
from Marshfield, having come over the schooner Del Noite which saled November, 1901, be observed as adny
S atueday . Nov.16
Last Friday to visit his parents and from here with a cargo of lumber for of thanksgiving ami prayer, and that The Companion's Seventy- Minnesota will fight the big railway deal
T
all our people on that day, while
The Transport Hancock was floated.
Sixth Volume*
Attend tbe Knights' dance.
R. D. Hume,
Loid Paoncefote is waiting to sign the
remembering tbe poor with appro­
Prof. L. Gamai.d, who has charge
The San Francisco Bulletin Co. priate gifis and cheerful words, de
In 1902—the seventy-sixth year of oanal treaty.
Holland will preserve its neutrality, in
as instructor of tbe brass band, at offers to old and new Subscribers to
sist from their osual vocations, and, its publication—T he Y outh ' s C ompan ­ connection with the South African question.
this place is expecting tbe arrival of the Daily Bulletin a Copy of Rand
ion
promises
more
varied
attractions
in their usual places of worship, or
Indications point to great suffering in
his wife by Wednesday of next week. McNally & Co’s nnrivaled Atlas, for
elsewhere, give praise to Almighty for its readers than ever before, and Germany among the working classes.
Mrs. N. R. Smith was a passenger the price of $1.50 to which will be God, upon whom our fathers so firmly T he C ompanion always gives more
Willamette Valley Prunegrowers Associa­
Is now supplied with a full and complete stock of
on the steamer Mandalay laBt Sunday added a few cents for expressage. relied for National as well as individ­ than it promises. Xhe government tion decides to bold out for 5 cents for <0s,
in
25
pound
boxes.
the United States will be repre-
having gone to San Francisco, from Subscriptions taken for the Bulletin ual guidance, for past mercies, and of
'
A ditch to Cost $50,000 and drain 65,000
senfed
in coutrbutions from Secre­ acres
which place she will go to Petaluma and Recorder at 50 cents a month.
invoke tbe Divine aid along the path- 1
will be constructed in Harney oounty..
to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. D.
T. Anderson,of tho City Meat Mar. way of National righteousness, ns tary of the Treasury Gage, Secretary Railroad combination viewed with satis
Shoemaker, of that place.
ket, will retail meats at prices rang­ oor country assumes tbe leading of
' the Navy T, ong, Postmaster Gener­ faction by Wall street.
Gold exports for the week were over We carry a complete stock of
ing
from
5
to
12.J
cents,
and
sell
beef
Dr. J. W. Strange will be in Ban­
position in power and influence al
' Smith, and Assistant Secretary of $4,600,0C3.
War SiHiger—a list, it is believed,
don on Tuesday, December tbe 3. and at 5| to 7 cents a pound at wholesale. among the Nations of tbe earth.
Eight foreign cargoes cleared from Port-
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
TINNER'S SHOP IN
remain until aud including Saturday He has on hand a full line of fresh
land in the past week.
“In witness whereof, I have here­ never equaled in a previous year.
CONNECTION.
Pipe Fitting* and Plumbing* a specialty.
Tho government of Great Britain O. R. <fc N. Railroad will build a spur to
December tbe 7th. These dates should provisions and groceries
unto set my band and earned tbe
villa.
be remembered. All who have dental
Cut this out and take it to C. Y. Great Seal of tbe Slate of Oregon to will be represented by contributions Monta
Koseoraas sails for Manila with pne bat
work to be done should call at this Lowe’s drug store and get a free be affixed, at tbe Capitol, in Salem, from the Duke of Argyll, the Marquis talion,
Twenty-eight Re.'.imeut, U. 8. A.
of Dufferin and Avs and theRt. Hon.
Bandon,
Oregon.
time.
sample of Cbamborlaiu'e Stomach this 13th day of November, 1901.
S cnday Nov. 17
James
Bryce,
T.
P.
O'Conner
aud
T.
Gter.
T.
W. A. Wooliever, organizer for tbe and Liver Tablets, the best physic.
Bolomen tried to rash an American force
“By tbe Governor,
Governor.
Winston 8. Churchill, members of in Samar.
Modern Woodmen was in attendance They cleaDse and invigorate the Stom­
“F. I. D unbar ,
, the House of Commons.
Scon's fought engagements with rebels io
at a meeting of that order here last ach, improve the appetite and regulate
Secretary of State.”
Other noteworthy contributors will Southern Luzon.
Thursday night having come over the bowels. Regular size, 25c. per
be Wu Ting-fang, Cbirese minister at A Mississippi moonshiner killed two
from Marshfield for that purpose- box.
Hot Time in Irolanil.
A Large Stock Just
Ladies’ Jackets and
All Kinds of Goode For
Washington, Booker T. Washington, deputies and burned their remains.
Mr. Wooliever will organize a lodge
The demand for raw material from abroad
Received.
Capes.
Prof. J, S. Tilton, late of Los An­
president
of
Tuskegee
institute,
Jus
Rainy Weather.
L oudon , N ov . 15.—The Evening
at Marshfield with over 200 members. geles, Cal., will bold a meeting at
tico Brewer of the United States shows a steady inorease.
News to-day says the Irish National­
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
An alleged conspiracy to proclaim a re
Tbe steamer Mandalay got in from 7:30, P. M. on Saturday, Nov. 23. at ists have offered Mr. Kruger a safe Supreme Court, Gen. Charles King poblio at Dawson is reported from Skagway.
and Rear-Admiral Hicbborn, while
San Francisco last Thursday at noon. Swift’s Hall for the purpose of organ­ Pariimentary seat in Ireland. They more than two hundred of the most E. E. Lowenthal, of New York, was rob
Orders Taken for Custom Made Clothing.
She brought in 200 tons of freight izing a class in siuging. Be sure and bold that in consequence of Lord popular of living story-writers ¡will bed of $10,OU J in diamonds in Portland
and five passengers. Tbe list of pas­ be on band if yon are interested in Kitchner's proclamation, Mr. Kruger contribute from four to six fascinat­ Hotel.
ing storios to each of the fifty-two
M ondai Nov. 18
sengers was as follows: Mrs F E training in sight reading and voice is de facto a British subject
issues of T he C ompanion for 1902.
The Canal treaty was signed by English’s
Palmer, Miss D Endicott, Clarence culture. All are invited to attend.
all new subscribers for 1902 and representative to day. The United States
N ew Y ork , Nov. 16.—A telegram to to To
Boots and Shoes .iff,
Edmunds, J F Hoffess, and Captain J
those renewing their subscriptions have complete oontrol and mast guarautie
The schooner Onward, John
the London Times and New York T he C ompanion will send its beauti­ neutrality.
W bemie.
Jorgensen, Master, was towed down
Times
giving additional details re­ ful 1902 Calendar, lithographed in
Pope Leo is reported nearing dissolution
Mr, Fred Schatter, of Empire City, from Parkersburg Tuesday and is
twelve colors and gold. By sending in the faoe persistent denials, and it is
was m town yesterday, having come awaiting a smooth bar to cross out. garding the election campaign $1.75 before January 1st, tbe new feared he is dying.
troubles in Ireland, says William H.
over with a desire to visit tbe ship The Onward is a magnificent vessel
subscriber will receive free all the
K. Redmond, M. P., is conducting a remaining issues of 1901 from tho
Baroda to see the preparation for re­ aud carries a cargo of 348,090 feet of
A gents W anvbd :—T o sell "McKinley’s
vigorous canvas of the Galway City time tbe subscription is received.
CONSTANTLY on HAND
floating her. He was deterred ic lumber on a ten foot draft, and will,
Dying Words,’’ the latest, greatest and
T
he
Y
outh
’
s
C
ompanion
,
electors
on
behalf
of
Colonel
Arthur
making the visit to the ship on ac­ under favorable bar. be able to take
195 Columbus Avenue, Boston Mass. most pathetic copyrighted song of the day.
Lyocb.
Over 15,000 were sold in Cbioago during first
count of the threatening aspect of on over 400,000 feet.
To Th« Public.
Mr, Redmoud urges the electors to
3 days of publication. Regular 50 oent
The Bandon band boys have out a
the weather.
"haul down the blood-stained, whisky-
Allow mo to sny a few words in sheet music size for 25 oents a copy. Words
Yesterday was the day on which poster for a dance on Saturday even­ stained flag of England, and hoist
by Howard Carleton Tirpp, the celebrated
will be disposed of at prices tbut will astonish you, whilo there are
praise of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­
EugeneScbetter aud Miss JennieTbe- ing following thanksgiving day. The
the banner of the green nationality.” edy. I had a very severe cough and lecturer, editor and author. Music by
boys
are
making
diligent
and
careful
Charles E. Smith, the noted band leader
lan were to wed, al San Francisco. Mr.
To bo had in Dry Goods. Clothind. Shoes
D ublin , N ov . 16.—Rioting between cold and feared I would get pneu­ and musical composer, A financial harvest
Scbetter and his bride will take the preparation and propose to give an
and other goods that must be sold to luako
can be made by energetic canvassers. Send
room for more.
first steamer for Honolulu where they entertainment equal to any that has the Horace Plunkett and Arthur monia, but after taking tho second 25 cents for sample copy and terms to agents
been
given
in
the
past.
One
of
the
Lynch factions as a result of the dose of this medicine I felt better, and retail dealers. Address,
will reside. Both parties are well
known in Uooe county having been features of this entertainment will be Parlimentary contest in Galway, was three bottles of it cured my cold and T he Bast Music Co., Kingsley, Iowa.
J. M. UPTON,
A. W. HIKE, M. «».
the street concert, and as the band renewed last night. The Lyncbites the pains in my chest disappeared
former residents of the county.
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
has been making rapid progress this
PHYSICIAN ANI) SUHG1C0N
stormed the Unionist beadqunrters, entirely. I nm mo3t respectfully
BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OBKOON.
Tbe passenger list op tbe steamer will be a real treat.
HAN HON, OREGON.
yours
for
health,
R
alph 8. M eyers ,
and
further
demolished
the
doors
Office
in
the
Eldorado
Building,
on
First
Mauflalay when she sailed for San
Word was received here Tuesday and windows. Numbers
Street.
of persons 64—Thirty-seventh St., Wheeling,
Galls to all parts of town and county
Fraocitrto last Sunday comprised tbe that the tug Katie Cook had gone
promptly answered day or night. Oilice on
W. Va. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
M. E. C hurch .
corner of Lower Main aud Atwater streets
following Dames; Mrs N R Smith, ashore on the North side of Rogue were injured and several beads wero
Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Snn-
W. lfayiloii, M. C>.
David Perkins, R Anderson, C M river. Captain Caughell, who has split
dayatll A. M. and 7 iHO P. M.
Colonel
Lvnch
has
Dot
yet
ap
SKIN
J. W. STRANGE,
DIGESTIVE.
URINARY AND
Bredboff, Thomas A Lewis, D Cam­ been sick for some two mouths, went
Snnday School every Sunday at 10, A. M.
DISEASES,
peered
on
the
scene,
and
is
not
ex
­
Epworth
Leagne
,6:30
P.
M.
eron. There were three other passen­ out to sound the channel and in
T usday Nov. 12
Office—East Front Street,
Two battalions of the 28th Infantry left Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.
gers, who went aboard without tickets, coming in the tug grounded, losing pected. The Nationalists assert that
B andon . O beoon .
W. 8. H oi . com a. Pastor.
if
the
Colonel
is
elected
he
will
be
Portland
for
San
l-'rancieoo
to-dajr
by
rnil-
whose names could not be obtained.
headway and was thrown ashore by
BANDON, - - • OREGON.
"smuggled” inside the House of way.bonnd for the Philippines.
GEO. P. TOPPING,
The attendance at the ball given by the action of the waves and carried
Heavy
storms
over
England
and
Ireland
Will
visit Bandon regularly on dates to bo
upon the beach about two hundred Commons to take the oath and then
supplied in the Local Column.
the Knights of Pythias, at this place yards
from the mouth of the river. “fane the music,” if accused of trea­ did muoh damage to shipping and other ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
property.
last Saturday night was very large, She is reported a total wreck.
Practices In all the Court, of the State.
son for fighting in behalf of the
• • •
China is manufacturing arms and muni­
Munck’s ball being none too large to
Ofitoe
od Second Floor in Concrete Buildiuti
Preparation is being completed for Boers.
tions of war on a large scale.
Pure, fresh, cold spring water
accommodate the daueers. Tbe dance the launchiug of the bark Baroda,
on First Street,
John Dillon is actively campaign­ The mail boat Nord ran into the lightship Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
piped to any part of town,
was a success in every particular and The large cable to be used was put in
off
Dover
pier,
on
tbe
English
coast,
with
or money loaned on earns.
ing against Mr. Plunkett, his object,
and to any part of tho house,
the Knights still maintain their place last week. The tug Columbia
the result that the lightship sank aud i>a
on application, in quantities
it is alleged, being to cause Mr. eilteen occupants wero drowned.
Bandon. - - - — Oregon.
came
down
from
Cooa
bay
bringing
reputation as first-clas« entertainers.
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
the cable and towing a scow. The Plunkett’« retirement from the vice­ Carnegie has offered $2,000,000 for a polv-
«**♦*#«* ***»-«♦
The receipts at the door amounted to cable was transferred to the scow,
presidency of the Irish agricultural techuicul school at Pittsburg providing i HAN PON LODGE, No. llB.A.F. A. M d W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor
about $80.
one end made fast to the anchors and and industrial department, which that city will donate a site,
then the scow was towed ashore by a
T) ANDON LODG E,No. 115, A. F.A .M. J
"L««t winter an infant child of Hue which was carried out from the will probably follow bis defeat. Mr. Three more of the escaped convicts from g
Tbouf»»n<1i nro Trying Tt.
Fort Leavenworth prison have been cap XI) Stated communications first Sat J
of mine bad croup in a violent form,” shore. Keeper R. Johnson, of the Dillon’B attitude is in line with bis t tired.
X urdsy after the full moon of each «
Tn order to prove th-» greut merit of
month.
All
Master
Masons
cordially
fr
4
«ajs Elder John W. Roger«, a Christ life-saving service, and Burt Patter denunciation of John Redmond be­
W ednesday Nov 13
•fr invited. By order of
W. M. * Ely » (’ream Barm, the most elfeolivo cura
for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre.
fan Evangelist, of Filley, Mo. “I j son rode io on the scow, to play off cause the latter so warmly supported Insurgents were routed from their camp * T. J. THRIFT. Secretary.
pared a p-nero is trial «i;:» for 10 cents.
the cable and keep things as they
5
444.W
«
f
gave her a few doses of Chamberlain'« should
in
Batangas
Province.
Mr. Plunkett's projects for the re­
Get it of your drug« -t or send 10 cents to
be.
Harriman and Hill railroad jaterests
Cough Remedy and in * «bort time
ELY BROS., 66 V.’arreu St., N. Y. City.
generation of agriculture in Ireland reach
an agreement on Northern Pacific.
MARINE NOTES.
all ejapger was past aud the child re-
on the parlimentary committee whose Tbe Soeretar.v of the Interior has created
I
s:i?erc I from catarrh of tho worst kind
Court Queen of the Forest No, 17,
ever since a boy, and I never h >p-d for
•overed.” This remedy not only oures
Forester* of Aroericn,
labors
resulted
in
the
formation
of
a
Bureau
of
Forestry.
à an vac.
cure, but Ely's Cream Dalia seems to <’□
Wrenshall & Wrensh II,
croup, but when given as soon aa the ! Nov 14.—Stmr Mandalay. Reed, (8 hour» tlig new department.
President Roosevelt pledges the Lewis and tfiOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST * even that Many acquaiutance: have used
from
Snu
Franaisao.
Clark Centennial bis henrtv support.
first symptoms Hppear. will prevent
X V ' No. 17, meet« Fridftv ni^ht of eacb^r it with excel.out results.—Oacor Oetruui,
Four
hundred
extra
policemen
SltUSD.
Bulgarian officials diaclatm any intention •¡. week, in Concrete Hall, Bandon, Oregon.
45 IV erren A'«., Chicago, Ill.
the attack. Ic contains no opium or Nov 17.—Sitar Mandalay, Reed to SAn weye drafted lo Galway to day, und
k cordial welcome • extended to all
to interfere in tbe case of Miss Stone.
Francisco
Fly’s Cream Balm is tho acknowledg’d
other harmful substance and may be | Nov 18—Sohr Parkersburg, Ellngrou. to were patrolling the streets. A large General H- yea has been recalled from e-¡ting brothers GEO. P. TOPING,
Y J. A. MeOoBD.
Chief lianger. * ear.' for cat irrh and contains no cocaine,
given as Confidently to a baby as to j San Frsncisoo.
force of police is held at the Court­ Prance to Columbia and may become its J
Fin. Secretary.
J mercury nor anv injurionr dr -. Fr.ic, HOUND fill. ;K G.1I.11KV,
Nov 18—Sehr 0 >rintbtao, Kertfi. to San
«UON
ÜU -eels. At druggist» or by mail.
I
pp ltd pit. For «ale b^ C. Y. Lowe.
house ip readiness for eventualities, President.
Francisco.
LOCAL NEWS
Notice! L et re ! !
W inter
Grand C ncert
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
= PRICES. =~
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries
Always on Hand.
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
O ur hardwa re
DEPARTMENT
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware.
and Miners’ Supplies.
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON,
Fall and Winter Goods
DRY GOODS
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N. T .GRENZ’S
CLOTHING
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A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy,
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