52 Times a year tor $2.
Volume XVII.
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
28,
1901
Number 48.
A KOI ND THE COUNTY.
K ow ' m Thin.
Magnon got in another 500 pot.nd The Mandalay is due and will bo here by
to morrow.
lot of candy.
From the Myrtle Point Enterprise.
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
Don’t let all those bargains at Lorenz’s
Come quick. §3 shoes going at 81 pass you by.
Call and sen those nice enameled
Dr. J. W, Strange has rented the ward for any case of Catarrh (but
a, pair, at Loreuz’s.
bed steads —at 1». F. Co’s. Store.
Iteport says that Bandon wit! have a oflite room adjoining the drugstore cannot lie oured by Hall’s Catarrh
«
of Dr. Roberds nnd will furnish it Cure.
Mell Fitzhugh of Sixes was a visit­ tailor locate here.
Try G. H. Magoou'a for Fresh
Mrs, Etta Jones, of the Oregon Children’s for Ills dental office. Ho will here­
F. J. C heney A Co., Props.,
or in Bandon Saturday.
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
Home Society, will speak in the M. E. after he in this place from the 8th to
Toledo, Oiiio.
Special—24 Large Stamps Ph'ttoe
Saturday Night Midnight, try the church. Sunday nt II A. M,
the 15th of each month commencing
Wo, the undersigned, have known
25 cents, at Wrenshall’s gallery Ban­ O K Restaurant for Supper.
The bow of the ship Baroda has been
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
don,
James Lowson, of Ferndale, regis- turned several points seaward, and a favor­ with January next.
W.
H.
Wimer
received
a
severe
cut
and
believe him perfectly honorable
able
cbanoe
will
probably
see
her
moving
Jobn Johnson has purchased L*vi ; tered at the Tupper House Sunday.
on his lift hand this week while in all business transactions, andfinan-
out.
his Irirce Htock of f A I I „„J W1MTFH F1
Snyder’s bouse and lot on Third
A fresh lot of Choice groceries at Peter Nelson turned out of his shop, yes working in Carters’ logging camp on cially able to carry out any obliga­ lu DKY Goods mid a tip Large
Assortment of 1
C. Vw «IN I —.4 V»00^S
Street.
i Magoon’s store, Headquarters for terday, in first-class order, the boiler of the South Folk. He was driving a dog tion made by their firm.
Men's Boys' and Children’s Suits.
Edward Fahy, sr. and bis s>n fruits and nuts. Corned beef kept.
logging donkey front the McCann sawmill with an ax when the ax turned and
W est A T ruax , Wholesale Druggists,
Charles of Bullards, gave Bandon a I Edward Doyle who had his foot having replaced the old tubes with new in some manner struck his hand cut­ Toledo, Ohio.
ones.
call Sunday.
' injured in a Coos river logging camp
M. Breuer has raado arrangements with ting it badly. Dr. Loop dressed the W aldinu , K innan & M arvin , Whole­
Adam Persbbaker and William some time ago is visiting friends at one of the best shoe ruanufacturiug estab wound.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hammerburg, of Prosper were among this place.
It is reported that l’erry Van Dyke
lislinients on the Paciti'i o last for a stock
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in­
the visitors to town Tuesday.
A pple B oxes .—Per hundred, with­ of elegant sh ies of latest styles for Indies. and John Bonewitz who went to Cc.p' ternally, acting directly upon the
These slinos are first class in every respect.
Nome in the spring, have struck it blood and mucous surfaces of the
Among the visitors to town this out heads $4 50; In the flat with heads Call
and examine.
complete,
87;
boxes
nailed
up,
$8
rich
and have been offered 840,000 for system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold
week, were H. Peterson of Riverton
The concert to be civen here Saturday
and W. E. Dunnegan, of Marshfield. per hundred. Apply to M. I. Swift, evening December 14th promises to be their claims. It is not known whether by all druggists. Testimonials free.
Perfect fit
Hall’s Family Pill are the best.
exceptionally fine, anil should bo patronized tho report is true or not. They will
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing
Persons wishing to have carpets Bandon.
Guaranteed.
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There is a big sale on at Lorenz's by tho lovers of good musio. Without doubt remain at Nome during the winter.
woven will please call on Mrs. T. C.
it will excel anything of that nature that
James Dunlap returned from Cape
Livesay, next door east of broom store this week and bargains are to has been given here.
Nome last week, where he has been
be had there. Call at once or lose
handle factory, Bandon.
O’
Deputy Sheriff E. M. Gallior t.as a for the past six months. Owing to
T ukhday N ov . 1!)
Prof. Garmnud took a trip to your chance as Saturday concludes
visitor
to
town
Saturday
evening.
the late season and cold he was un­ The National reciprocity convention
■.»
Marshfield yesterday to meet his wife the sale.
Father Edward Donnelly was a able to work bis claim but worked opened at Washington yesterday.
who is on her way to Bandon. They
S. Munday is busily engaged in
The W. C. T. U. decided not to indorse
will bo over from the Bay tomorrow. riving shakes to cover the extensive visitor to Bandou the latter part of for wages most of the time. Ho thinks auv political pnrt.y.
he has a good claim and under the Diokineon has located Miss Stone, and
last week.
J. E. Hawkins, of Floras (’reek, shed which Elbert Dyer purposes in
proper conditions could do well.
C.
Timmins
and
family
left
last
asks for Bulgarian troops to rescue her.
erecting
on
the
wbarf
between
the
arrived in town last Saturday evening
Student riots ocourred yesterday in
Monday
morning
for
Astoria.
The
Bed ltoom Suites
Cnrfniti Poles nnd Fino
Wall Paper nml
boat
landing
auii
the
warehouse.
from a visit to his son Marvin, of
Spanish cities.
From the Marshfield Son :
and Pieces.
Whni .w '1'rinmiings.
House Liuini:.
chiuarnen
employed
in
the
cannery
The
O
K
Restaurant
is
preparing
Coquille City, and remained over
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY OAliBIAGES ——•
It is quite probable that the Marsh­ A skipper says there are 800 plague cases
during
lhe
fishing
season
departed
at
the vicinity of Cape Town.
to delight the dancers, on Saturday
Sunday.
field and Eureka football teams will in Prominent
Cabinet Shop ■ in Connection.
Waitresses ,,ud io ‘’’" o rd ’T or. Mad
the same time.
Seattle women »re oarrying on
Rev. Jesse Hunter was in town night, with one of those excellent
play
a
game
at
Coquille
City,
during
Furniture
Repairing
and
Saw
filing
a Specialty.
smuggling on n large scale.
Cut this out and take it to C. Y.
Tuesday, on bis way to Coquille City suppers, the fatneof which has already
the
latter
’
s
visit
to
the
county,
though
Metropolitan
Hank
of
Tacoma
closed
its
GI s AS D’ut and Fitted to Order- All
from Dairyville, where bo bas been gone out. Give this place a trial and Lowe’s drug store and get a free no definite arrangements to that ef­ doors.
U MDERTAKINC
Sizes and weigtn kept on hand
sample
of
Chamberlain's
Stomach
you
will
not
regret
it.
of
tho
Fra-
Astoria
Federation
of
Labor
asks
Oregon
A hull Lino of Burial Caskets, Burial Robes and Good«, and I-udertakin** Supplies
laboring in the interest
fect have been arranged as yet.
Copfitanlty hept cn Hand.
di legat ion to work for re innetment of
jernal Aid Association.
T. Anderson, of the City Meat Mar. and Liver Tablets, the best physic.
The Alliance took a very rough bar Geary
exclusion act.
They
cleanse
and
invigorate
the
Stom
­
going out Saturday, and a portion of A family near Los Angeles, Cal., was shot
M idnight S upper . Tho O K kef, will retail meats at prices rang­
ach, improve the appetite and regulate
loose frgeiht was swept from her and then literally out to pieces.
R i staurant will give a midnight sup ing from 5 to 12! cents, and sell beef
the bowels. Regular size, 25c. per
per Saturday night Nov. 30, at 50 at 5! to 7 cents a pound at wholesale.
deck. Many exaggerated reports are Portland lias »hipped 10,000.000 bushels of
box.
cents n plate and askes a slinre of the He has on band a full line of fresh
current, but those who know her wheat ill past tun months.
W ednesday N ov 20
J.
I
’
.
Tupper
and
his
sod Frazer cautious skipper (Hardwick) are of
provisions
and
groceries
public patronage. A cordial invitu
Colombia Liberals captured Colon, after a
and
family
took
their
departure
yes
­
The Schooner Nellie Sun-lborg
the opinion that nothing extraordi­ three hour's tight.
j.ion is extended to all.
terday morning for Coquille City nary occurred.
sailed
into
the
river
lust
Tuesday
and
Marines in Bamsr scaled a cliff and de­
The funeral of Harriet H. Hermann
where they will take possession of
Grandma Yoakum left on the Ar stroyed three camps, killing 80 rebels.
took place in the M. E. Church, here sailed by like a racehorse making her the Hotel Coquille on the first of
Agninaldo wants to plead his cause before
hist Monday, U. S Holcomb presiding. way up to Prosper. The Sundobrg December. Mr. Tupper has long eata for California, where she will Congress.
la uuw supplivil with a full and complete stock of
had
left
San
Francisco
for
Point
make
her
home
with
her
son,
J.
A.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Queen Draga, of Servia, is said to have
been
identified
with
the
interests
of
Bandon cemetery. Death resulted Arena and was blown north and ran Bandon having built and presided Yoakum, who is operating an exten­ been shot at.
in here to load. Tins is her second
sive dqiry farm near Fresno. She Canada will raise a mounted corps for
from congestive chills.
over tho Ocean House for several came across the plains in ‘53 from South Africa.
Elder C. E. Crumley left on Tues trip here under like circumstances
years before Bandon was laid out for Iowa, and the following year located Fire at a Colorado mine caused the loss
Rev. U. S. Holcomb held a series of
day for the North Fork country. Ho
a town, and having managed tho in this county where she has resided of probably 100 lives.
Hepburn will introduce a canal bill at the We carry a complete stuck of
will also visit Myrtle Point and meetings in the M. E. church hole Ocean House and altcrward tho Tup­
over since.
coming session
beginning
Sunday
rooming
and
Bridge and perhaps Camas Valley
per House, which bears bis name, he
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Window;,
TINMER’S SHOP IN
l imited trains collided near Franconia,
A small cave occurred in the Libby
nnd then return to Bandon by De closing on Tuesday evening. He was returns again to the business after a
CONNECTION;
Aria. Sevan train men urcre killed r.nd 17
ripe F itting»« am! rtambing a specialty.
mine
this
morn'ug,
under
which
assisted
Monday
and
Tnosdny
nights
comber 20 to remain a few days only.
few years rest, but with a long expe­ ‘’Coco” Ringdo w is caught, and sev» people injured.
T ihtiadav N ov . 21
Dr. J. W. Strange will bo in Ban­ by Elder Ford. Rev. Holcomb will rience in dealing with the public and oral other miners miraculously cs
don on Tuesday. December the 3. and commence a protracted meeting here looking after the welfare and comfort caped. Ringite had one leg broken, No disordi r followed tho eupturo of Colon
by revolutionists.
Bandon,
....
Oregon.
remain until and including Saturday next Tuesday evening. Both parties of tho traveling public, and that al­ and a collar bone and a knee badly Seven persons were killed and many in­
left
yesterday
for
Coquille.
December the 7tb These dates should
ready popular hotel will flourish un­ masher. Dr. Tower was called and jured in n riot at Athens. The trouble re­
The Odd Fellows, of tins place had der the charge of its new host.
be remeiuberi’d. All who have dental
sults from a purpose to tram-late the
dressed his injuries. The unfortu­ scriptures
into modern Greek.
work to be done should call at this a special meeting last Monday night
Rev. Hid Et. 10 acks not Dead. nate boy was resting well and im­ Governor Van Sant nsks Western Govern­
which
was
made
the
occasion
of
time.
proving at last reports.
ors to aid him in fighting the railway
Notwithstanding a widely current
Ho! yon dancers! Get ready for special enjoyment. Several members
merger.
A Large Stock Just
All Kinds of Ooo<l, Fo,
Ladies’ Jackets and
from
Coquille
were
present
among
rumor that the Rev. Irl R. Hicks was
The death list in the Tellnride mine dis­
Received.
(Saturday night. The band boys en-
Capes.
Rainy Weather.
To Um 1‘ulillo.
aster will not be na great aa was feared.
tertaiu on that occasion nnd they do whom were L H Hazard, E G D dead, he never was in better health,
GENTS
’
FURNISHING
GOODS.
John Considine acquitted of tho charge of
pot propose to take a back seat as Holden, M McDonald and V N Perry. and never did a harder and more suc­ Allow mo to say a few words in murdering
ox-Chief of Police Meredith.
entertainers. Good music will greet One of the special features of the cessful year’s work than that just praise of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­
Orders Taken for Custom Made Clothing.
F riday N ov . 22
eyeuing
was
an
address
by
E
G
I)
edy.
I
had
a
very
severe
cough
and
closing. Ho lias just completed his
those attending and a first class time
The student disorders at Athens continue.
Holden, who stands high in the order large and splendid Almanac for 1902 cold and feared I would get pneu­ The London Spectator advises England
is assured.
being Past Master, of tho State of and, with his staff of able helpers, monia, hut after taking tho second to indorse the Monroe Doctrine.
J’. H, Frederick, organizer of the Michigan.
has brought bis journal, W ords and dose of this medicine I felt better, General William Crozier was appointed
Fraternal Aid Association was in
Bandon is to have a now enter­ W orks , justly forward into inter­ three bottles of it cured my cold and Chief of Ordnance.
Boots and Shoos
fown Friday on his return from Curry
First train on Washington Oregon road
prise
in the immediate future. A. W. national reputation. For a quarter tho pains in my chest disappeared pnlls into Vancouver.
county. He organized a Fraternal
order at Dairyville with a member Kime arid Charles McCulloch have of a century Mr. Hicks has grown in entirely. I am most respectfully Portland will ship a hospital to the Sam
Island.
ship of 2G. Rev. Jesse Hunter re concluded to put iu a music store, reputation and usefulness as the yours for health, R alph 8. M eyers , oan
Sternwlieel steamer for Cbineae waters
roained a few days longer nt Dairy­ and have ordered a stock of instru­ peoples astronomer, and forecaster of fit—Thirty-seventh St., Wheeling, under construction at Portland.
ments and supplies which will be storms and the character of coming W. Va. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
■MHEOMESM
The steamer Kebani and a barge was
ville.
shipped on the next steamer that sails seasons. Never were bis weather
CONSTANTLY on HANI'
sunk in Lewis River.
John N. Langlois close 1 a bargain !.
..
, , ,,
,,
This forecasts so sought after as now, his
S atueday . Nov .”3
Death’ Arrow.
With J. 1. 1 upper, last Monday, for
Switchmen of Pittsburg have demanded
stock will be added too as the trade timely warning of a serious drouth
the ranch Mr. Tupper owned some two demands and there seems no reason this year having saved the people
D ied .—At Randolph, November 23, higher wages.
miles south of town and known as why a business of this nature should from loss and suffering. Millions of 1901, Harriet Henrietta Hermann, The New Haven & Hartford strike was
declared off.
aged 9 years, 2 months an. 117 days.
the Andrew Johnson place. Mr. Lang­ not succeed.
bushels of wheat were barveted
Eastern Company invests $G0.000 in Linn
will bo disposed of nt prices that will astojiiiHb yon, while thorc are
lois nnd family will move on to tbeir (
Like
a
seismic
shock
from
the
depth
through his advice to plant crops
County, Oregon, timber lands, and will
Prof.
J.
S.
Tilton
has
succeeded
in
new possession in the courso of a!
the earth came this blow to the af­ build a mill at Albany.
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoe'
¡organizing a class in vocal music and that would mature early. The Amer­
couple of weeks.
flicted family. At one fell stroke, Landslides caused by rains will delay
and other goods that must be sold to make
ill give the first lesson Saturday ican people will certainly stand by
room fur more.
One of the government scows, evening in Swifts Hal). This should Prof. Hicks, when it costs them so and almost without warning, came starting of freight trains on Vancouver-
Kalama Railroad.
which had been (aid up in Randolph create an interest in music and fill a little and the benefits are so great. the grim destroyer and plucked from
S unday N ov . 24
.1. M. UPTON,
slough, was carried out by the freshet, long felt want. There are many good His fine Almanac of 200 pagos is only its happy home its light, its joy, its Americans captured a rebel camp in Bobel
A. W. KIME, 1BL D.
Island.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
last Monday. The steamer Favorite voice» hern which need training and 25c, and his splendid family journal tender blossom.
I
’
ll
YSIC1AN
AND SUDGLON
BANDON, COOS COUNTY,OBKGON.
For only a few days was the frail The insurgents suffered heavy loss, and
discovered it shortly after leaving the the young people generally should bo is only one dollar a year including
tbeir uanuon were captured.
»ANDON, OREGON.
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
wbarf on her up trip and gave the interested for there is no accomplish­ the Almanac. Send to W ord and child harrassed by a slight illness as
Street.
Call» to all pari« of town and ronnt
MA KINK NOTES.
alarm calling out the Life saving ment more highly entertaining and W orks Pub. Co., 2201 Locust St., St, the rose is swayed by a summer
promptly nuHwen d lay or night, Ofbco o-
breeze, wbon snddeuly as the dread
crew who were soon alongside. Cap­
corner
ot Lower Main anil Atwater atrfe
Louis,
Mo.
AnnivBD.
instructive than music. It adds to
w. Ifnydon, M, f>.
tain Butler went to the rescue with our pleasure and brings desirable as­ Good Beading For Every body. hurricane levels the giant trees, came Nov. 2ii—Schr Snnilborg, from San Fran-
DIGESTIVE. UKINAHY AND
J. W. STRANGE,
with his scythe the mighty reaper and cisco to A Perahbaker,
8KIN
the tug and landed the bcow along sociations. Do not miss this oppor­
SilLBD.
DISEASES.
In addition to its special articles ty gathered to his harvest the bonniest,
side the wharf.
tunity to rise a step higher.
famous men and women and its stories brightest of the field. But among Nov. 25—Behr Onward, Jorgensen, to San Office—East Front Street,
Nels Rasmussen, of this city, who
B andon , O hhoon .
A largo delegation of (be youthful by the most popular living writers of the jewels of tjie eternal crown the Francisco.
underwent a surgical operation a friends and associates of Miss Jessie fiction T he Y outh ’ s C ompanion pre­
BANDON, - - - OREGON.
OKO. P. TOPPING,
fortnight since in the Waldeck San­ Tupper gave her a farewell party last sents from week to week many regu last to be taken will not shine the
Will
visit 1!.indoli rcgilnrly on dates to
features of great value.
dimmest.
ATTOKN'EY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
itarium in San Francisco is getting Saturday evening, at which were pres­ lar The
supplied in the Local Column.
editorial page discusses the
Tho family in its bereavement have Practices In nil the Courts of the State,
along nicely and was to leave the ent Misses Thresa Manciet, Ellen Woo questions of the day in a spirit of
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• • •
hospital yesterday. The operation, ten Esther Yaeger, Chrissy Denholm, impartiality, the aim being to give the sympathy ot a largo circle of Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building • •
• BANDON LODGE Nn. 133,1.0.0.1
A F riend .
on First Street.
which involved the removing of sev­ Bertha Stephenson, Frankie Scott, the reader material for forming his friends.
Pure. fresh, cold spring water
Life Tnsnrenco Policies nnd Bonds bought
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• 1 > ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0.0. J
piped to tiny part of town,
eral of the bones of the ear was a Dorothy Haydon, Ina Blackerby, Kate own opinions.
or money loaned on eaiue.
1 > ineetR every Saturday evening
The article on the carp of the health
and to any purl of the house,
Jumped on a Ten Penny Nall.
.¿Visiting brothere in good Htandln;
delicato one, but proved a success nnd Rosa, Lena Belloni, Essie Manciet. which has been published every week
Bandon, - - - - Oregon.
on application, in quantities
a cordi ally invited.
Mr. Rasmussen’s physician expects Rosina Walser, Elsie Stephenson, for many year is of the greatest value.
JH
I. N. DE LONG, N.G.
The little daughter of J. N. Pow­
desired. Ratos reasonable. : :
A. G. H oyt . Sec.
that be will have permanent relief Irma Hunt, Winnie McNair, and
The departments of Current Events ell Jumped on an inverted rake made
¡»
and Nature and Science givo the itu
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•> <
II AM JON LODGE, No. 115, A. F. A. M $ W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor
from his nflliction.—Md. Sun.
Masters Ray McNair, Charles Hunt. portant news of the world in con- of ten penny nails, and thrust one
-) \NI)ON LODO E. No. 115. A. F.A ,M. >
nail entirely through her foot nnd n
‘‘Last winter an infant child of Robert Hunt, Sammy Hancock, Hen- densed form.
i > SI'ded communications first Sat
Tills Is Your Opportunity.
The children’s pago provides second one half way through. Cham­ III..--
of mine had croup in a violent form,” ry Belloni. Georgo Manciet, Leo Cox
DI.I.Fill LODGE, NO. 04, K. OF j
rdav after
the full moon of each J
______
—
On receipt ot ten cents, cash or stamps,
diversion
for
the
little
ones,
and
the
month.
All
Manter
Masons
cordialh
M
berlain's
l
’
ain
Balm
was
promptly
says Elder John W. Rogers, a Christ Otto Walser and W innie Littlefield,
a
generoim
samplo
wilt
b
mailed
of
the
5 AELPHTLODGE.NO.GMLNUIH'J
invited. By order of
W. M. t
anecdotes and miscellany havo their
most popular Cularrh unit Hay Fever Coro
3
of Pythias, uh f tp every Moni:
inn Evangelist, of Filley, Mo. "I A very pleasnnt evening was spent, share in making th«» paper a complete applied and five minutes later the
T. J. TH RU'I . Secretary.
♦ (Ely’s Cream Halm) Bv.reciotit to iktucu-
evening
at 7:30 o’ch < k, in ('usti? Hi.;'.
pain had disappeared and no more
gave her a few doses of CLamlierlaiu's games and music was engaged in and treasury of good reading,
ft
Strato the gr- it n. r:‘s t-f the remedy.
Bandon, Ogn.
i'. E’YEK. C. (
An illn trated prospectus of the suffering was experienced. In three
Cough Remedy and in a short time a general good time was enjoyed by
ELY UliOTtUTtl,
I: N. HAP.f.r.aTox, K. of R.auJ 8.
to Warren kit., New York City.
all danger was past and tho child re- all, while tho enjoyment of tho even- new volume for 1902 will bo sent to days lhe child was wearing her shoe •.< Court (Jneen of the Forest No. 17, *
».« <• <• c- <■ y <•
<• ♦ <■ • • e
any address free.
*✓
Rev. John He’d, Jr., of Greet Falls,Mont.,
covered.” This remedy not only cures ing was made more complete by the
ns
iisttid
and
wilh
absolutely
no
dis
­
Forentero <»f A me ica.
Every new subscriber who sends
----
f recommended Fly’s Cream l<ahn to me. I Wrenshall & Wrensh .11,
croup, but when given ns soon ns the bountiful supply of refreshments •7'1 75 for tho 1902 volume now will comfort. Mr. l’owel) is a well known
: poritT QUEEN OF THE FOREST.J C*u emphasize his statement, ‘‘It is a posi­
first symptoms appear, will prevent served to tho guests. Near midnight receive free all the issues for the re mercbnnt of Forkland. Va. Pain Balm .-. k 7 No. 17, meets Friday night, of each.*, tive cure for catarrh if ti-ed as directed.”—
Her. Francis W. Toole. Faator Central Pros.
tho attack. It contains no opium or the young guests took their depart­ maioing wivks of 1901 ntfd Tni: C om - is antiseptic and heals sni-h injuries v.week. it» Concrete Unii. Bandon. Oregon
< \ cardini welcome i* extended to nil vìh -4* Church, Helena, Mont.
Other harmful substance and may be ure for tiieir homes, delighted in the paniox Calender for 1902. litho­ without maturation and in one-third
GEO. I’ IOFING.
graphed in twelve colors and gold.
- A. M
- - c C • ord .
Fly’s Cream F
Is tl’.o acbnowledcec.
J.
Chief Ranger, t
given as confidently to a baby ns to remembrance of an evening spent, in
the time required by the usual treat
citrn for cr.’nii h an.1 cun'altm no mercury
T he Y outh ' s C ompanion ,
Fin.
SecTvtRrv.
4*
fin adult. For enle by C. Y Lowe.
happy associations.
195 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass. meut. For sale by C. Y Lowe.
* •$ v •: v *• \ ; <• nor any injurious drug. Price, CO cent?..
LOCAL NEWS.
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A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries
Always on Hand
Important Rews Notes
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
O ur hardware
DERA RTMENT
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Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
and Miners’ Supplies.
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON,
Fall and Winter Goods.
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING
STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries an d Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
DENTIST,
BANDON
Water Works
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Photographers,