Bandon recorder., November 21, 1901, Image 4

THE RECORDER
ÜepreMHion In l'’arniii>g.
111 L’siige of the Eyes,
I A Y .'NIX»
»I. VKKET,
DO YO’J NEED ANY HARD WARE?
Most pereous are right or left
THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop.
8*Rbte<l, We all use one eye—the
Vi* XT"rrvi
j Ao "
e <irf'
bu»ina«a nt 'Hie Old
A V IA
Stand nnd can plense vou. Give ua • Call
right or left—in preference, when
and examine our
»ill Keep ou Hand at all Times
looking through a glass or taking
aim with a gun. If we do not per-
ceive this ourselves, oculists and op­
ticians remark it. Tbe ignorance of
Now is the time to purchase Hardware. Tbe undersigned has
most people on this subject is illus­
iu stock a large assortment of
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Blitter and all Farm Produce, and a
trated by their buying glasses at the
opticiaus without taking account of
any difference between tbe eyes. Thus
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
ouly oue of tbe eyes is helped, while
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton.woo), bides, etc.
the other one being leBs called into
I'aintN. Oil«, Doorn mui Window*.
exercise, becomes less and less useful
T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION.
and loses its power, as a tool rusts
when not in use. Yet both our eyes
The Ba d n Ha dwae Man
are needed to see well. It becomes,
therefore, highly important to ob­
serve bow the child uses its eyes in
HT In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a
order to correct those attitudes which
fc»r LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, constantly add­
ing new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies’
tend to injury of the sight, as well as
tbe health. In writing, children
nr Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt-Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs,
tsr Ladies’ and Children’s Hose.
rarely fail to give the head an in­
’’J*
/A 1
* Dress and Furnishing Good«. Oneita Union Knits, and
clination by which tbeeyeeare placed trar Particular attention given to new and latent styles.
4XVLA V/O
Wonderful Bargains iu Underwear and Hosiery.
at unequal distances from tbe paper.
They are also apt to incline the head
too far and acquire the babit of bring­
ing it too near, as when they try to
accommodate themselves to a feeble
light. No sufficient attention is paid
to these matters, especially when we
T5 OO d TT
C* 8uits for ^Ien* Youths. Bovs and Children.
XvXcXULw Constantly on Hand. Men's Furnishing
consider the consequences of such
Goods a Specialty. New Hats, New Ties, New Shirts, Undorware,
habits in mature age. A large pro­
and Shoes. Boots and Rubber Goods.
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Seed and Feed,
portion of our defects originate in
want of proper care during childhood?
We do wrong to such wonderful tools
give n regular 10 day Service between Coqaille River, Oregon, and San
as our senses, when we do not give This Steamer will Francisco,
California, f both passengers and freight.
them tbe education they need. It is
For full or farther information apply to Captain A. Reed, on board steamer or
surprising that parents who are so
N. LORENZ. Agent. Coqmlle. Oregon.
M. K. LEE, Agent, Randon, Oregon.
pnrtictilsr about, tbe way tbeir chil­
E. T. KHUZ. General Agent. 207 Front Street, Ban Francisco, California.
dren hold their spoon or fork pay so
little attention to tbe way they use
tbeir eyes.
W ashington , N ov . 11—Tbe Ind us­
trini Commission to day made public
its review of the evidence taken be­
KVKKI thcmdat aftkunoon
fore the commission on the subjects
of agriculture and agricultural labor.
Among other subjects discussed is
DAVID K. STITT,
that of agricultural depression, of
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
which the commission speaks as fol­
lows:
“The cause most often assigned
HÜBSOBIPTION BATES.
for the depression of agriculture in
«2
00
One Year.'........
, 1 00 the Eastern States is the increased
Ku Month,. ..
. B0 production due to the opening of
Three Months.
lands in advance of their natural de­
Tbit pf per ia entered at the Bandon post mand, especially through the agency
otfloe as Seoond-claHH Matter.
of liberal land laws and grants of
land in aid of railroad construction.
P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVER-
• tising Agent, ill Merchants' Exchange, The competition of the West has been
Ban Franoiaoo, ia onr authorized agent.
rendered especially severe by the
Thia paper ia kept on file in hia otlloe.
policy of the railroads in making
THURSDAY. NOV. 21, 1901.
freight rates relatively low for long
distances. The old staple products
having thus become unprofitable in
EDITORIAL.
the East, it has been necessary for
And now we are to have war on tbe farmers to change their methods and
trusts. That is Balxock will intro- vary the character of their crops,
due. and push a bill to lower tbe taking up especially the culture of
tariff. This is rather refreshing news products which
are not easily
.specially, after these trusts have transported long distances. Thus,
been fostered and fed until they have truck farming has largely superseded
monopolized about all tbe profitable cereal growing along the Atlantic
business of the country. Now there Coast, but farmers in the North At.
is talk of lowering the tanfl as a lautic States now complain of the
means to make war npon them. Tbe severe competition of states further
trusts can now control the business south in thia industry, and much the
of tbe country tariff or no tariff, ana same may be said of fruit-growing,
trying to control them through low­ Even so perishable a commodity as
ering the rales is about as laudable milk is transported much longer dis­
as it would be to try to extinguish an tances than formerly, since the in­
active volcano with a hand pump.
troduction of refrigerator chi - s .
A railroad trust has been incorpor
“Another cause which several wit­
ated with a capital stock of $400,000,- nesses assign for the unsatisfactory
000. J. Pierpont Morgan paid tbe condition of agricnlture in some parts
filing fee with a check representing of the country is the conservatism of
Telegram: The statue of Maude
#80,000. This is another step toward the farmers, their lack of quick ad­ Adams, which was on exhibition at
Two Papers for the Price of One.
You
M
socialism—railroad socialism. These justment to changed conditions and the Buffalo Exposition, has been
U
Get the News of the World and
CAUL KKLSOX, Prop.
iptsrssts have been combined to es­ lack of effective business planning. melted, and yielded 97,000 worth of
the Local News Thrown
cape competition. The stockholders The farmers, as a class have not kept gold. It is not known whether the
in as a Raígalo.
pf this and other combines under­ up with the times, but have raised original unmelted Maude Adams is
stand that in union there is strength, the same crops year after year with­ worth that much or not, except to the
of till kind un hand.
To those who pay up arrearages and a
and they unite their efforts, being out regard to changes in supply and young men who may be in love with
jProiD'iS
year in advance, and to all new snbscri-
willing to share the profits, while demand. This undue conservatism her
CORNED BEEF.
bers who pay in advance, we make the
following proposition comprising Ecvertil
they overcome competition and levy and lack of managing ability among
A LIBERAL (IFFLK,
PICKLED PORK.
different couplet» to aeket from:
tribute on all persons who come un farmers is especially emphasized with
The undersigned will give a free
P rice of F uslicai ’ ions peu Y bab .
der tbeir commercial thumb. With reference to the Southern States, and
BUTTER, EGG, and
sample
of
Chamberlain
’
s
Stomach
$2 00
B
andon
R ecorder
the railroad systems under one man­ is given as an explanation of the too
San Francisco Bulletin
G 00
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
agement the tolls levied upon prod­ exclusive attention to cotton produc­ and Liver Tablets to any one wanting
Portland Evening Telegram
r> oo
of all Linde.
a
reliable
remedy
for
disorders
of
the
ucts to be transported is only limited tion prevailing there.
Weekly Oregonian
i no
stomach,
biliousness
or
constipation.
Meatfl Delivered to persons living on th«>
by tbe cost of production.
“Another cause assigned for agri­
so
Appeal to Reason
This is a new remedy and a good one. River, or along the Stage Route
cultural
depression
in
the
South
is
Onr
GiFer.
The world moves on apace. Great
C. Y. Lowo.
The Balletin is one of the lending papers
bupiness combinations, one after an­ the scarcity of money, the difficulty
of the West, mid is a daily published in S hi .
This well known hotel is now tinder new and com­
of
borrowing
on
real
estate
security
Jumped
on
a
Ten
Penny
Nall.
other, are ushered in upon tbe stage
Francisco, and give s all the news. Oui offvt
petent management and has been thoroughly ren­
and
the
consequent
high
rates
of
in
­
of action with a rapidity that aston-
includes the Sunday Bulletin.
The little daughter of J. N. Pow­
ovated throughout. Tbe labio service is equal to
Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. $3 00
jahes tho on-looker, while each suc­ terest. It seems possible, however, ell jumped on an inverted rake made •*I oaffbrod tho torture« of the damned
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for coin»
Recorder and Bulletin, one month
50
cessive combine is more stupendous to borrow money in the South at of ten penny nails, and thrust one with protruding piles brought on by constipa­
tion with which I was afflicted for twenty
Ttie Portland Evening Tebgram is issued
inercial
men. Baggage transported to and from
somewhat
lower
rates
of
interest
than
jn its portent ions and operations than
across your CASCARETS in thQ
nail entirely through her foot find a years. of I Mo ran
well, la., and never found anything six timefl a week. It gives nil the news that
boats
and
trains free of charge.
its predecessor, and mocks the effort formerly. The decline in the price second one half way through. Cham­ town
to equal them. To-day I am entirely free from is worth reading and up to time oi going to
Fine new bar in connection with the
and feel like a new num. ”
of tlje finite mind to fathom tbe ex­ of cotton i"-. of course, an important berlain’s Pain Balm was promptly piles
press,
much
of
it
being
24
hours
fieshcr
than
C. II. K eitz , 1411 Jones St., Sioux City, la.
when it reaches here through tiny otln r
tent to which these collossal structures element in the depression of agri­ applied and five minutes later tbe
CANDY
culture
in
tbe
South.
The
ineffi
journal.
may rwicfi. The world stands agape.
pain bud disappeared and no more
CATHARTIC
Recorder and Telegram one y» nr. $•”» 00
Wfltpbipg fbp building of gigantic ciency of negro labor is assigned as suffering was experienced. Ill three
For a weekly newspaper tbe Weekly O:e
another
cause.
On
the
other
band,
structures, not of profit only, bat of
days tbe child whs wearing her shoe
gonir.n loads iu the Northwest, and gives
it
is
affirmed
that
there
is
too
much
distress also, which at na distant day
all tbe news usually contain«d in u weekly
hr usual and with absolutely no dis­
will have completed the financial good and cheap labor in the South. comfort. Mr. Powell is a well known
paper.
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian..$2 50
slavery of nine-tenths of tbe human A surplus of cheap labor is said to be merchant of Forkland, Vn. Paiu Baltu
It is tbe tiuty of e <ch person to seek in­
race, with an apathy that cannot be unfavorable to the success of agii- is antiseptic and heals such injuries Pleasant, Palatable. Potent, Taste Good, Do
formation along all lines that tend toward
accounted for exuept in this, that they culture, because it results in planting without maturation and in one third Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 25c, 5U0. bringing about bettor conditions and greater
...
CURE
CON8T3PATION.
...
do not understand tbe things that too large an acreage with neglect of the time required by the usual treat Sterling Remedy fempeny, Chicago, Eontrca*. New Tork, 318 prosperity for tbe human family, and for
are taking place around them. They personal attention by the planter. rnent. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
ISn.TA-DAr1 Sold and guaranteed by all drug* the pnrpose < f giving our readers a chance
HU" I Ua9AU glsta to CVBE Tobacco Habit.
to inform themselves we give them the best
have eyes but they Bee not, and bav Against the charge that farmers are
—Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
ACCOUNT.
unduly
conservative,
is
put
the
coun
­
jug ears they do not understand.
does not appeal to the highest order of rea­
NOTICE OB' SHERIFF’S SALE.
Notice is horebv given that Isabella Yae
That eternal vigilance is the price of ter charge that th ay turn from one ger.
soning is not safe.
Administratrix of tlie Estate of John
Notice
ia
hereby
given
that
by
virtuo
of
a
crop
to
another
without
sufficient
re
­
H. Yaeger, deceased, has filed her final Ac decree and order of sale duly issued out of
liberty, is true.
Recorder nod Appeal to Reason. . $2 00
gard to tbe suitability of tbe climate count as Rnch Administratrix, with the the Circuit Court for tbe County of (km
Clerk of the County Court for Coos county. and State of Oregon, dated the tenth (19)
and soil, or to tbe conditions of the State of Oregon, and that the 2nd day of day of September, 1901, upon a decree ren­
ßeneflt* < q Accrue.
Hit-
00 YEARS’
December, 1901. in the Court room of said dered and entered in said Court on the h line
2
CXPEFJâkOff.
market.”
County Court has been appointed by Hon. day
and
dales
up
above
stated,
in
a
certain
Hocialism assumes that the proper
L. Hnrlocker. Judge of saxi Court, as the Huit wherin C. S Elliott, and K. N. Elliott,
time and place for hearing objections to were
training and education of children
Phi in tiffs.
recovered
judgment
Oregonian: Tbe talk about inter­ said Final Account, and the settlement against, Cissa Winkler. Andrew Wiukler.
are of more importance to the nation
thereof.
Jack
Winkler
airl
A.
W,
Kime
were
defend
YAEGER,
than to tbe parents. As citizens they national arbitration in the war in Admir istratrix of ISABELLA
anta, being case No (2013) of said Court,
the
Estate
of
John
H
commanding me to make sale of certain
Yaeger, deceased.
yrill have a great influence for weal South Africa can come to nothing-
real estate herein after particularly de
TRADE MARKS,
It will not be regarded by Great
scribed, to satisfy the sum of Six Hundred
er woe pf the nation for a longer
DESIGNS,
and Thirty ($030.00) dollars, together with
Britain
an
a
subject
of
international
COPYRIGHTS
*->.
number pf years than they are chil­
interest thereon at the rate of ten (10) per
Anyone
rending
n
.«ketch
and
description nmy
arbitration,
any
more
than
tbe
United
cent
per
annum
from
the
Teeth
(10th'
dnv
quickly
ascertain,
free,
whether
an
invention
ia
dren. The lifp of the nation depends
probably patentable. Comniiinlcationa atrietly
of September. 1901, and the further sum of
eonfblentlal. Oldest Agency forsecui ing patents
pu their character. Tbe nation can­ States so regarded tbe war with tbe
(Mr. llrynn's Paper.)
Seventy two ($72.00) dollars, attorney fees
In America. We have a Washington office.
Patents taken through Munn &. Co. receive
not afford to have children brongbt Confederate Staten. Great Britain The Commoner has attained within RÌX and costs, together with interest thereon at
special notice in the
the
rate
of
Six
(G)
per
cent
per
annum,
from
mouths
from
date
of
the
first
irone
a
cirju
|ip under bad coéditions. It costs will not arbitrate; because, if she lation of 100 ooo copies, h record pr babiy the said Tenth (10th) d.iy of topteiuber,
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
1901, now due on the said judgment to the
more in thp long run than to give should, she would cease to be a nation never equaled in the history of Am ri an said
beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of
Plaintiffs from said defendapts.
anv scientific journal, weekly, terms tf.UII a year;
periodical literature. The Utipar dieted
among
tbe
nations
of
tbe
earth.
01.50 six months. Specimen copie3 and 11 ant >
p^ob child every opportunity that it
That I have levied upon and will, on Sat
growth of this paper demons-rates th»
B ook on 1’ atenth sent free. Address
there is room in the newspaper field tor a urda.v the Thirtieth (30th) davof November.
pan or will make use of. When the
MUNN A CO.,
1901,
at
the
front
door
of
tl;e
Court
house
in
national paper devoted to the discussion of
Telegram:
The
editor
of
a
New
3(51 Broadway, Now York*
Potion protects each child in tbe
Ten for five cents, nt Druggist«. Grocers, Restaurants,
’political, economic, and social problems Coqnille City, in said County and State, at
Saloons, News-Stands, (¡enera! Stores and Harbers
hour of Eleven (11.) o’clock in the fore
fullest enjoytpont of food, clothing, Yprk commercial paper declares that To the C'llnmns of The Commoner Air the
Shops. They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life.
noon
of
said
day
sell
at
public
auotion,
to
Bryan contributes his best efforts; and his
One gives relief I No matter what’s the matter, one will
the
President
.
assured
him
that
his
tlm
highest
and
best
bidder
for
caRh.
the
CLARENCE
Y.
LOWE,
shelter, instruction and entertain
review of political events as they arise from
do you good. Ten samples and one thousand testi­
to time can not full to interest those following described property. To wit; Lot
monials sent by mail to any address on receipt of price,
Bandon. Oregon,
pient, regardless of tbe moral or lack forthcoming annual message would time
No Two (2) in Sect ion No Seven (7) Town
who study public questions.
by the. Ripaus Chemical Co., so.Spruce St., New York City.
twenty nine (29), South of Range
pf moral character of its parents, such contain no recommendation for or The Commoners regular subscription ship
price iR $1.00 per year. We have arranged Fourteen (¡4) West of the Willamette
pbildren will love tbeir epuntry and allusion to a revision of tbe tariff, tbe with
of North­
Mt. Bryan whereby we can furnish his Meridian: and the South half
east quarter ('4) and Northwest quarter (*4)
jto instruction with a devotion of a omission being “In tbe interest of paper and the Recorder together for one of
the
Northeast
quarter
(X)
Section
year for $2.25. Tbe regular sublet ip* ion
|food obild to good parents. Don’t conservatism.” But conservatism de­ price of tbe two papers when subscribed for Twelve (12). in Township twenty nine (29).
Is just in receipt of a new and
South, of Range Fifteeu (15) West. • t Wil­
ygn think 3OÎ Wi»Bldn,t you! We mands a revission of the monstrous separately is $3.00.
fresh stock of
lamette Meridian, all in the County of Coos,
tariff
law.
Those
who
stand
for
the
and
Stalo
of
Oregon,
or
a
suflloirno/
thereof
are all very much alike. Competition
MOTNH1.Y WEATHER REPORT,
Drugs and Chemicals,
to satify the above amounts to ether with
assumes that tbe parents should eftre continuance of tbe present trust
accruing cost and costs on si id «.xe -ution.
BAHR. ClTOBY COUNTY, OBSOON.
Patent
and Proprietary Preparations
stuffing
tariff
schedules
are
the
real
SI
’
EPHEN
GALLI
ER
for thp child and fight each other for
OCTOBBB,
1001.
Sheriff of Coos County. Oiegon.
Toilet Articles,
radicals.
jbe proper conditions to do it. If tbe
Dated at Coquille City, this 30th, day of
Menn temperature 58,9
Drn^siMtM SniKlrick.
October, 1991
phild gets an education or anything
Maximum temperature 89, on 12
GEO. P. TOPPING.
P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , SoArs
Minimum temperature 42 on 28,
Atty for Plaint iff.
plge, all right; if it does not, well it's
Pecipitation
4
38
inches.
N uts and C andies .
jts own or parents’ fault. Some chil­
How« Till*.
No. days clear 23
BTY oo can have it all for
Clffttr., Tobacco, and Cigarette.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
dren bçye more than they can use and
Paints. Oils. Glasau,, and Painter’s Supplied
Partly cloudy 7
l’cr
Month 50C
Notice is hereby given to all persons not
others have less than they need. This
IVo offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ No. of days c(ondy, 1
.Tlontli
to trespass upon the preroiHosnf Dr. Kenyon,
is bad lor both. And beyon<J this, ward for any case of Catarrh that Prevailing wind S . W,
----- THE STEAMER-----
flit.anted between Flora? Lake anti tbe coun­
Tn the Eventing Telegram, of Portland,
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
fSupialispa assumes it is the duty of ch nnot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Remarks. Elevation 1342 ft.
Oregon. It is the largest evening news-
cutting, or destroying timber upon said
JOSEPH HARE.
society to see that each child has a Cure.
pnpe published in Oregon; it contains
land. $25 reward will be paid for informa­
Voluntary Observer.
all tht news of the state and of the
tion leading to a conviction of trespass a«
THOMAS WHITE, Master
place in the national hive in which it
F. J. C heney & Co., Props.,
natioL Try it for a month. A snmple
stated above.
Leaves Bandon every morning, except
pan exercise the abilities and genius
c py wi’l be mailed to you free. Address
Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14, 1901.
Toledo, Ohio.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Sunday, nt 7:30 o’clock and makes conin e
PETER NELSON, Agent.
(hat have been developed by the
We, tbe undersigned, have known
lions
with
the
trnin
and
steamer
Myrl
at
Department Of The Interior,
Healer in Boots mid Slioea
The Telegram,
10:30 n. in. at Coquille City,
pgrlief cape and protection of tbe F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
L ind Orrics at K orkwtko , O uimhim .
leaves Coquille City at 12:30 p. in., nrriv-
PORTLAND, ORR.
Repairing neatly nn<l promptly dona at
gtato of society. It should never have and believe him perfectly honorable
ng at Bandon at 4:30 p. m.
Oct, 14 1991
lowest living price*.
Ask
your
to lose time or expense in finding a in all business transactions, and tinan 1VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Druggist
place to apply its energy, for that is cially able to carry out any obliga­ lx thn following named settler tins tiled
notice of his intention to make final proof
for a generous
a lose both to it and to tbe nation. tion made by their firm.
in support of Ills claim, and that said proof
IO CENT
will
be
made
before
J.
H.
Upton,
U.
S.
Aq Ruskin says: “A happy nation W est & T ruax , Wholesale Druggists,
TRIAL SIZE.
Commissioner nt Langlois, Oregon, on
may lie denned' as one in which tbe Toledo, Ohio.
December 7, 1901. viz:
Hfotv and n half honw;.» room«; fire place.
tiusband's hand is on the plow and
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Large lot near center of town. $150.
JAM Eli C. MCADAMS,
be housewife’s op tbe needle; so in W alding , K innan & M arvin , Whole on his H. E. No. 3485. for tlieSWl.' of 8WW
One story house 5 rooms; lot and a half Ely’s Cream Da'm
contains no cocaine,
Near woolen mill, $125.
due time loapjng its golden harvest sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
/
— -o--- -
NX of SWt,. SEX of NW',. Seo. 20. Tp. ¡10 Located I» EL DORADO BUILDING,
m *rctirjr nor any other
pud shining in golden vesture.” Anil
rlr.. Street, BANDON, OREGON
Both of theae are real snaps, call on J. M. Injurious drug.
Shaving 15 Centn,
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in­ 8., R. 14 ’.Vest,
'^3
UPTON. Bandon.
It is quickly Absorbed.
. if spy lose time jn finding the plow or ternally, acting directly upon the He names the following witnesses to prove
itatlm M3 Centn.
Gives Relief at once.
hi« oontinnoua rexidence npon and cnltivn
ffie needle uow ca 1 they roap their
lion of said land, viz: N. R. Smith, and SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
It opens and Cleanses
blo'»d
and
miicona
surfaces
of
th
“
. harfpst or Shiue in golden vesture!
the N» m I r»-saS' -
f fl n ¿hl H F r i 1
H. B. Smith, of Hare. Oregon. 8. A. Alnm-
Al
CUTTING AT STANDARD PKK ES.
Allay. IntLvmr.xton. VULU
yslie this thought with ycuaod think system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold bangh. and James F. Aluinoangh,
------- of
„ Li
-.ang-
Workmanship up to date in any.
TIu.l. and r't >iucla ilia Membrane. Hc-t.r i th
lois,
Oregon.
t]|or it live or ten thousand years and by all drr.ggists. Testimonials froo
8cn»ea of T. -e n'.d :-i.-c’.l. F> .! 3!^e C u.; T:..i thing in my line.
Bathroom newly fitted ttp with Porcrlnln
J. T. Barnuia,
Size 10c.: nt l»rtc-<’l?f, or 1 r m II.
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Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
Stoves,
Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc
Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware,
LADIES’ FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
L
A. McNAIR,
Now goods! Fall and Winter Goods
coming in on every boat.
The New, Spoedy and Ljpgantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Steamer,
Mandalay,
CAPT. A. REED.
Orders taken for Men’s Taylor made
Suits. Fit and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
W. C. Sanderson.
AMERICUS CLUB
MKAT MARKET
Fresh Meats
Hotel Coquille,
R-I-PAN-S TABULES
A Good
Prescription
for mankind
The Commoner.
Druggist and
Apothecary.
Do You
Know the News
Ycu Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
M. BREUER’S
DISPATCH
E l D orado
Two Real Bargins in Real
TONSORIAL PARLORS
Estate.
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