Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, December 12, 1901, Image 1

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□2 Times a year for $2
52 Time
BANDON,
Volume XVII.
LOCAL NEWS
O^ZGON: THURSDAY,
Denth of F. E Palmer.
Elder Crumley preacher in Swift’s Hall
next Sunday, morning aud evening at the
DiiD.—At Batiileu, December 10, 1901,
| usual hours,
Fred E. Palmer, aged 59 years 9 months and
Kime * McCulloch have received their 12 days.
first shipment of musioai ins>ruwents aud
Death with his fatal arrow has
supplies and are getting ready to supply the
again
visited our town and this time
trade. Give them a call when you want
bis mark was one of our foremost and
anything iu their line.
The Heanon
Wky.
DECEMBER
Number 50.
Important News Notes
Lon Dickson landed here from the
M onday Deo. 2
Dispatch a few evenings ago with a
beaming countenance and u broad Fifty-seventh Conuress opens to-day.
Henderson was re elected speaker of the
smile on bis face. Since, we have House.
learned that be aud a fair young lady Old rules were re adopted, but uot with­
had landed from the steamer at R out a fisbt by Democrats.
Pomeroy’s place Sunday morning, Tbe Supreme court knocked oat the: Philip­
tariff.
while tbe following from tbe Heamp- pine
Debate begun on new German tariff bitts.
stead News, of Heampstead, Texas, Negotiations of United States for tbe
telle tbe reason why:
Danish West Indies Island are practically
A pretty home wedding occurred closed,
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Attorney-General of Minnesota says law
Mills at. 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. is against great railway combine.
Rev. G. H. Phair officiating in his The International Livestock Exposition
impressive manner. The high con­ opened at Chicago.
Tbe British hope to include Skagway
tracting parlies were Mr. W. A. Dick
son of Bandon, Oregon, and Miss Alaska, within boundries of Canada.
Boonie Mills of this city.
T uesday Dec. 3
Bonnie—never was a name more The President's message was read in both
fittingly applied, for she truly is bouses.
“blithe and bonnie“ and her lovely Committees woe appointed to take action
Christian character has endeared her on the death of McKinley.
to a host of friends here, and will to Western Senators and Congressmen ap­
those of her busband whom she meets prove tbe message.
in his far away home.
Leaders iu Congress believe new legisla­
Besides the numerous relatives of tion is necessary for tbe islands.
the bride and groom only a few inti­ The oaiupaigu in Samar is being carried
mate friends were present, to whom an on energetically.
elegant repast was beautifully served. A combination of redwood lumbermen is
They received many handsome and in oourse of formation.
costly presents, mostly silverware.
Salem proposes to make tbe telephone
Tho groom is an uncle of Mrs. Dr. company pay a tax on each phono or reduce
L. L. Mahan of this city, and a well- its ra.es.
to-do stockman, besides holds a re
W idsmmi Deo 4
sponsible position in Bandon, Though One resolution and two bills on the sub­
here only a short time yet bis genial ject of auarchists were introduced in tbe
manner has won him many new friends senate.
besides a host of ye olden time.
Lodge introduced a bill providing that
Tbe bi ide was attired in an elegant
Pbibppi ne tariff act remain in force,
costume of castor, handsomely trim­ tbe Prince
Heury of the Netherlands fought
med with fight bine silk and rich two duels.
applique, and carried those lovely Fo-eign papers generally oomnaent 'avar-
roses, tbe scent of which seems to ab'v
on the Piesiueut’s message.
cling to ns still. The wedding dress Philippine
are held to be subject to
was hastily laid aside for an old rose United Slates ports
coastwise laws.
traveling costume and amid showers Isthmian Canal Commission reoom mends
of rice—and an occasional old Bboe— tbe Nicaragua route.
they left on the south bound train, Lower Puget Sound was visited by tbe
via San Antonio on to San Francisco
worst gale that nas Strack that section in
where they board the steamer for fifteen
years.
Oregon.
A mammoth quartz ledge has been dis­
HEKE !
Call and see those nice enameled
bedsteads- at B. F. Co’s. Store.
Try G. 11. Magoou’s for Fresh
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
most prominent citizens.
Art! Why we keep Hrt square—vos
Best Sorghum at Sanderson's.
Mr. Palmer was born in Maine,
and Artists’ Materials too, at B. F.
The handball season is on again.
February 28 1842, and received his
Co.
Attend the Concert Saturday even­ education iu that state. In 1860 he
Remember tbe Concert December
Has Opened np his Large Stock of CAI I anfl VVINTPR C.nndc
moved to Massachusetts where be
ing.
14, in Munck’a Hall. It will delight
UOOUS
In DRY Goods and a Large Assortment of rrtL- ana »»•!’ «
secured
employment
in
a
woolen
mill.
W.
L.
Moore
from
Camas
Valley
you.
Men’s Boys’ and Children’s Suits.
He was emploped in various mills in
Special—24 Largo Stamps Photos was in town Saturday.
the
Eastern
states
coming
to
Oregon
Tbe Mandalay is expected to be
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban­
33 years ago. He has held positions
i be back by Wednesday next.
don,
in several of the mills in this state
Mrs. J. L. Ktoueuberg, of Parkers­
Call aud see our Rubber floor Mat­
besides spending five years in tbe
ting—Cut any size or shape- B. F. burg, visited friends at Myrtle Point PioDeer mills at San Fraucisco.
■ last week.
Co.
From San Fniucisco he returned to
Mrs. D. H. Prewett of Parkersburg Oregon, and came to Bandon from
Alick, the Cigar drummer, was in
terviewing buyers here tho latter part was in town yesterday having come Oregon City.
over to make some purchases.
of last week.
He was one of the incorporators of
Perfect fit
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
Guaranteed
Dr. W. Horsfall came over from tbe Bandon Woolen Mills Co., and
B ohn .—At Bear Creek, December
4, 1901, to Mr. aud Mrs. N. E. Bark- Marshfield last Tuesday having been since its incorporation has been
calle I here to embalm the body of F. snperintendant of the mills at this
low, a daughter.
place.
Now is the time to secure nn Atlas E. Palmer.
On Monday Mr. Palmer complained
J. N. Langlois and family have
of the world, cheap. See the offer
of
pains in his chest ami had rather
moved
to
their
new
borne,
the
John
­
made elsewhere.
a
distressed
appearance. He laid off
son
ranch,
which
Mr.
Langlois
recent
­
F. E. Hicks tbe Photographer was
work
for
awhile
and called to see a
ly
purchased.
on
doing business in this locality
Attorney George P. Topping and physician, but not finding him in his
Thursday of last week.
office, he made no further effort to see
Arrangements are completed for Constable Blackerby were called to
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles nnd Fine
Wall Paper and
one. He retired about 9 o’clock,
aud Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
House Lininu.
the concert but the preparation for Boar Creek last Monday to effect a
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
compromise in a legal process to col­ and Lis wife awakening about one
its success is still going on.
o’clock that Digit found him dead.
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses anJ tIollorderM“‘10
A New and fine Line of floor Mat­ lect money.
Tbe body has been embalmed and
Tbe Broombandie mill here is
Furniture Repairing and Saw filing a Specialty.
ting at B. F. Co.’s store, ranging in
closed down, having all tho baud les will be taken to Massachusetts for
locc Cut and Fitted to Order- All
Picture
Framing
I I’d
nrPTJ
price from 10 to 60 cts per yard.
Uldbb KizeB and wej(j(g kept on bgnd
neaUy d(1De.
U
Wtri
I AM i MC
¡III
mill oas burial.
A fresh lot of Choice groceries nt manufactured for which tbe
Iu
tbe
death
of
Mr.
Palmer,
Ban
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robes and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
storing
capacity.
The
mill
will
not
Constnnlty Kept on Hand.
Magoon’s store. Headquarters for
sian up again until after a shipment dou has suffered a loss that cat not
fruits and nuts. Corned beef kept
easily be replaced, aud while the citi­
is made.
Santa Clans has established bis
zens grieve for an esteemed towns­
Clarence Boico arrived bore last man who bus passed away their
headquarters, for nuts and candies at
M agoon’s Sioro during tbe Holidays. Sunday from Fort Canby life saving sympathies go out the bereaved
station to fill tbe vacancy caused by widow.
Tbe Concert conies off' next Satur­
covered near Grants Pass.
Two SignM of the Times.
resignation of C. A. Perkins who left
The funeral services took place in
Steamer Clara Brown wrecked at Al.Kt
day evening, and you will miss an
the service iu wCtober. Z. Boice of Masonic Hall this afternoon. Mrs.
Point, on Puget Sound.
From ibe Oregonian.
excellent entertainment if you fail to
Floras creek met his son here on bis Palmer will start for tbe East to mor­ The livestock men said one thing
T bcbhday Deo. 5
attend.
Cong’esswen object to Philippine revenue
arrival.
in
t.beir
resolutions
that
is
worth
tbe
row. The remili us w>/Z go by express
Persons wishing to have carpets
laws origiuating iu the Sena e,
We failed to get tbe incoming pas­
whole cost of the meeting, No free IUgbwaymen held up a trolley oar near
Is now supplied with a fall and complete stock of
woven will please cal) on Mrs. T. C.
Something
Wrong;.
bides, they say, so long as we bave Oregon City and secm-ed »boot $8.
senger list of the Mandalay last trip,
Livesny, next door cast of broom
when she came in but have since
Something seems to have gone protected leather and shoes, It is an Icon market active-aud production shows
bundle factory, Bandon.
learned that Robert E. Shine, of Em wrong aboad the schooner Nettie impregnable tariff platform, No free an increase.
French bark Ernest Keyer wrecked on
If you have any inclination to take pire, was one of the number. He
Sundborg some two hours after leav­ wool so long as we hare protected Washington coast.
lessons in vocal music you should at­ wuh just returning from bis visit to
woolens. No frea raw sugar and E-itisbship Nelson is safe on Puget
ing port here last Saturday.
We carry h complete stock of
tend the lessons Prof. Tilton is giving bis old home in Ireland.
Her crew consistod of Captain Lar protected refined sugar. No free ore Sound.
and advance with the class.
F biday Dec 6
J. A. Cox, of Floras Creek, was in sen, the cook, whose name we could and protected rails. If tbe farmer,
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
TINNER’S Slior IN
On Wednesday, of last week we town Tue.'day night aud took back not learn, C. A. Woolfolk, and miner and planter must compete with The Senate oummittee on foreign rela
CONNECTION.
Pipe Fittings and Plumbing a specialty.
tious
voted
to
report
the
caaal
treaty
favor
failed to got our paper mail on ac­ with him a large load of furniture, tbe Roy Holman, the latter two having tbe world, then so can tbe protected
ably,
count of a horse going over tbe grndo. next day for bis sou Lee. Our re been seemed here to fill out a crew trusts, still bawling as infant indus- The House rosy pass a Philippine tariff
The mail failed again on Friday porter asked Leo when tbe wedding to take the vessel to San Ft inciseo.
tries, for tbe mother’s milk of protec- bill before tbe holidays.
Bandon,
.
.
.
.
Chai man I'oss. of the II >nse naval oom
Oregon.
evening.
Captain Butler, master of the tug tion.
was to lake place but be would not
With Germany confronting an ex- mittee wants another dryil>ok at the Puget
The log boom at Pershbaker's mill tel). Madam Rumor, however, says Triumph, towed tbe Sundborg out
Sound ya'd.
is pretty well filled at present and he is it will be soon.
and let go of her when about a mile perience identical, so disinterested Major Van Tets. who was wounded by
observers say, with that England went
wanting room for a couple of thousand
Tbe town board have a force of off shore at 9 o’clock in tbe forenoon, through just before the corn laws re P inoe Heu-y, of Holland in a duel, is dead .
of logs that J. W. Clinton cut on the
Marconi will begin wireless telegraphy
aud
having
brought
the
tug
in,
went
men at work fixing First and Wbaif
peal. Lord Rothschild has the hardi­ experiments at St. Johns, N, F.
Middle Fork.
to
tbe
lookout
to
have
a
look
seaward.
Ladies’ Jackets and
All Kinds of Goods For
streets at tbe crossing. This place is
Pbilade'pbia offers a site for the proposed A Large Stock Just
Two couples wedded nt Marshfield difficult to coutrol aud has always At eleven o'clock be noticed tbe ves­ hood to propose protection for Great French industrial college.
Received.
Capes.
Rainy Weather.
last week. On Dee. 1st. M H. Klock- been a source of expense aud trouble, sel lower her sails and turn back and Britain. Impressed with the signs James G. Green was banged at Stevenson.
GENTS
’
FURNISHING
GOODS.
ars and Miss Lillie Stevens, nnd on and the board desire to make a suc­ at the same time her flag was run up of progress, he suggests to go back­ Wash., for killing E. V. Benjamun, last
ward. Because Germany is beginning March,
to half mast.
tho day following Charles R. Rollin- cess on this occ&sion.
Orders Taken for Custom Made Clothing.
to
see that she can buy food cheaper A oontest involving all tbe money White
The
vessel
seemed
to
sail
around
eon and Miss Addie Snyder.
Captain Burns is making an effort
than she can grow it, and that dear Pass A Yokon Rai' oad has ever collected
Empire City is to have a clam can­ to float tbe Baroda to-day aud the tug as if trying to pick up some one that
begun in Brstisb Colombia.
jtw
bread is a worse alternative than con has A been
freight train in British Colombia went
nery. Tbe Coos Bay Nows, of last from this placo aud one Irom Coos bad got overboard. After spending
cetration of the coantry’s energy in over a 300 feet blu I aud engineer and fire­
week, stated that T. H. Barry had re bay are to be in attendance at high some little time as if looking for
manufactures and commerce—the man we.e killed.
Boots and Shoes
something
on
her
back
track,
she
turned from San Francisco with the tide. The ballast has been removed
way England climed to pre-eminence, Fears of a money stringency precipitated
stood
iu
shore
for
a
half
hour
then
necessary apparatus to start one.
until but about 200 tons remains and
be thinks Great Britain should re­ aotive selling in New York stock market
H. T. McIntyre, St. Paul, Minn., everything seems to be in readiuoss turned and went on her course verse Germany’s suggested course. A Chicago-Portland special was w.ecked
who has been troubled with a dis­ if tbe tide serves high enough to float toward San Fraucisco, passing out of From tbe van of the racers be sees tbe near Celilo; Engineer Oavanangh was kill. d.
S aoovday . Deo 7
sight with her flag still at half mast..
ordered stomach, ssys, “(Chamber­ tbe vessel.
next in rank making a spurt, and he Secretary Hay is concerned in a libel suit. 0 1H IIII i■■■I I I !!■ I Hl I ■■ '■I
As
to
just
what
has
happened
there
....... ..
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets do
W e intend to send out statements is no way of finding out until tbe thinks tbe way to beat him is to turn The London Saturday Review advocates
CONSTANTLY on HANI)
an English-German alliance against the
me more good than anything I have to nil our patrons who are in arrears
vessel leaches port or nutil some ves and run backward. Great Britain United States.
ever taken.” For sale by C. Y. Lowe for the period of a year, or near that
reaches port that speaks her, bnt didn’t grow great by clapping bur
Southern Pacifio train wrecked at Salem;
At tbe Marshfield town election last time, and will be pleased to have a it is supposed that one of tbe crew dens on trade; nor will she in that fireman killed anu engineer scalded.
way
hold
her
eminence.
week John S. Coke, Jr., was elected prompt response. Our expenses are had got overboard in some way or
The survey has begun for longest power
other. The vessel was about ten mileH
mayor and W. H. S. Hyde recorder,! considerable and we are in need of distant at tbe time of lowering her C'ougliN and Cold« in Children, line in the world—Spokane to Coeur d’Alene
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there fire
each 128 votes. I’’. P. Norton and funds to pay our obligations. Tbe sails but Captain Butler and the look­ Recommendations of a Well Known mines.
Senator Dubois denies the stoiy that he
Harry Noble were elected to serve as amounts are usually small but if each out feel sure that if she was turned
Chicago Fhysclan.
intends to return to the Republican party.
To be had in Di v Goods, Clothing, Shoes
conncilmen for a term of three years one pays promptly tbe sum will ag round to pick up one of the crew that
Portland exporteis shipped 1,050,000 bush­
and other goods that must be sold to make
tbe
capiain
failed
to
accomplish
bis
I
use
and
prescribe
Chamberlain
’
s
room
for
more.
els of wheat last week.
and E. A. Eickworth to serve a simil gregate a sufficient amount to cover purpose.
Cough Remedy for almost all ob- A Fulton road agent held op Joseph Well
our expenses.
ar position for one year.
Roy Holman who shipped from
and got a Nickle.
st
J. M. Ul’TON,
C. D. Stillwell made a trip to this place is the son of W. P. Hol­ inate, constricted coughs, with di-
Tue Sau Francisco Bullet in Co.
a . w. fiii.ni:, M. b >.
8 cndat Deo 8
rect
results.
I
prescribe
it
to
all
in
man
and
has
bad
a
liltle
experience
offers to old ami new Subscribers to Marshfield, last Friday, taking
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT I.AW
Native
Scouts
killed
Fngin.
tbe
American
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
in a sailor's duties. C. A. Woolfolk need and seeking relief from colds
BANDON, COOS COUNTY,OBBGON.
negro deserter iu the Philippines.
the Daily Bulletin a Copy of Rana George W, Catining’s children over came here about -six weeks ago from
1IANDON. <)REGUN.
and
coughs
¿nil
bronchial
afflictions.
Chaffee disapproves the death sentence Oilice in the Eldorado Building, on First
McNally & Co’s unrivaled Atlas, for to place them aboard tbe steamer Grants Pass, is a blacksmith by trade
It
is
non
narcotic
aud
safe
in
tbe
passed
on
Tot
res.
Street.
Calls
to
all parts of town and county
the price of $1.50 to which will be Alliance to send them to Eureka Cal­ anil so far as we know had no knowl­
promptly answered day or night. Office on
bands of tbe most unprofessional. Insular supplies will be paid for in gold.
added a few cents for expressage. ifornia to their father who has gone edge of the duties of a sailor.
corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets
Refogees in South A'rican concentration
A universal panacea for all mankind camps
W. Haydon, H. I».
Subscriptions taken for the Bulletin into tbe bakery business at Ferndale.
will bo sent to the settled district.
We understand that Mr. Canning has
—Mrs. M ary R. M elendy , M. D., Ph. Famine conditions in Russia are worse DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND SKIN
J. W. STRANGE,
and Recorder at 50 cents a month.
been unfortunate in the sbow busi­
D., Chicago, III. This remedy is for than tho government reports.
DISEASES.
ness.
His
brother
took
to
drink
again
Prosper presents a quiet aspect
Office—East Front Street.,
The Concert to be given at Munck's sale by C. Y. Lowe.
on account of bustle and din and busy and his attempt to reform his brother Hall on Satnrday December 14, will
B andon , O bboon
has cost him about all tbe means be
GEO. P. TOPPING,
Karl W. Viemann, a lad between
life that is gone when tbe mill is not had.
BANDON, - - • OREGON.
be a fine treat.
eight and nine years old, was run ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
running, and • idleness holds sway,
Will visit Bandon regulnrly on dates to bo
The band has improved wonder­ over and instantly killed on Monday
Court Queen of the Forest, F. A’,
supplied in tbe Local Column.
However, Prosper will change when
Practice» in all the Court» of the State.
fully, and a good Orchestra, of 8
the fleet of schooners return nnd car­ of this place, elected the following pieces, has been organized for that of last week, says the De) Norte Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building
<• ’*ji* *»f
•<? •> •••
•••
••
•x
on First Street,
ry away a lot of the lumber with named officers, last Friday night to occasion. Both are directed by Prof. Record while trying to swing himself
:
LOlltli; No. 133.1.0.0. 1
during the next half year: J T
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aboard a lumber train at Crescent Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
Pare, fresh, cold spring water
which the wharf is crowded. Mr. serve
Mars, Chief Ranger; E M Blackerby, Garnaud, who Las charge of tbe con- City. He carried bis school books in or money loaned on same.
* I > ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1. (). O. F.f?
piped to any part of town,
Persbbaker added to his wharf room, Sub-Chief Ranger; W W Sbippley,
I > meets every Sntnidnv evening.
cert, and who is assisted by some of one band and an apple in the other
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
and to any part of the bouse,
¿Visiting brothers in good standing
during tbe fall, by covering over the Financial sec.; G P Topping. Troas.;
on application, in qnantities
the
best
local
talent,
including
Mrs.
«■cordially invited.
and cumbered in this manner tried to
shipyard west of the store. He also Henry Goetz. Recording sec; W L
*
I. N. DE LONG, N.G. <<
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
T W Clark, Mrs M Bryan, Mrs Gar­ swing up on the coupling between ? ««««***♦*
Davidson.
Sr
Woodw
Hrd-,Chas
Lang
*
*
9
<•
A. G. H oyt , S ic .
finished the roof which extends over
lois. Jr Woodward; A G Hoyt, Sr naud, Mrs H T Wooten, Miss Belle
.< ...
A
'
BANDON LODOK. No. 113, A. F. A. »I •: W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor’
that part of the wharf.
Beadle; Alfred Morris, Jr Beadle-, W Veya Rich, Mrs Fred Mehl, Mrs A J two lumber cars when he slipped and ❖
fell back across tbe rail tbe last car
, Nn. us
f . a . .M.
m . J
f 1 andon
ANDON lodg
LODO e
E,No.
115, , a
A. . F.A
< <• <• <•< <• <■ «5 v £• v v ■: v
A. J. Snell wanted to attend a party, D Marshall, Trustee; A W Kime Hartman, and A V Wakeman.
Stated
first
-,----- communications
...---- ....--------------
-- Sat-
passing across bis breast. Several
This I. Your Opportunity.
and
W
Colin,
Court
Physicians.
full moon of each 1 #
but was afraid to do so on account of
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The Concert will consist of instru­ persons witnessed I he accident and nrdny after
On receiptot t u cents, cash or stamps,
month. All Master Manons cordial
_ .2.’ 1' <•
The Barge Wheeler which was re­ mental Solos, Duets and Trios on
pains in his stomach, which be feared
a generov.n sample will be mailed of the
By order <>f
W. M.
I I
111 *1
'• ’ • « n v . iiii i .
there was no blame attached to C. F. <• <• invited.
ported
to
l>Hve
been
lost
off
Cape
most popular < . trirrli r.r.il Hay Fever Cure
T. J. THRIFT, Secretary.
of PythiHH, meets every Monday
would grow worse. He says, ”1 was Blanco last week went ashore at Violin, Mandolin, Guitar. Piano,
..
* (Ely’s Crenin l’.alm) sufficient to demon- ,j. IJ
Jones who had supervision of the I_______________________
evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle Hull
«WfW * .* * « * * * * •' * * » * « «■ + <• » <■ ■> Strato the great ii eri’s 11 tho remedy.
telling rny troubles to a lady friend, Yaquina bay on Wednesday the 4th. Flute, Coronet, Etc , Songs and Rec­
Bandon, Ogn.
E. DYER, C. C.
train and who had just prior to the
who said: 'Chamberlain’s Colic, Choi Tbe sea was very rough nnd the innst Rations, also selections l>y the band
ELI’ FROTHERS,
5- B. N. H arrington , K. of 11. nnd 8.
accident
gone
back
and
driven
sev
♦
« « « ■» i ■>'
Ci! Warren St., New York City. ❖ •>
era nnd Dinrrbiw'a Remedy will put and rigging and deck load were and orchestra.
•*
■> •* <•
i . < <•
Court Queen of tlie Forest No. 17,
era! boys off.
Rev. John Reid. Jr., of Great Falls,Mont., ■
yon in condition for the party.’ 1 carried away. The cook, colored, was
After
the
concert,
and
until
mid-
❖,
Forentere of America.
drowned. Ono man floated in on a
recommended
Ely
’
s
Cream
Balm
to
me.
I
MARINE ROTEA.
•>
bought a bottle and take pleasure in plank and was taken out of the break night a dance will be given free to
Wrenshall & Wrench JI,
can emphasize h'i statement, “It in a posi­
■NOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST.,;
V tive cure for catarrh if used as directed.”— (
SAILND.
stating that two doses cured me and era by the life saving crew more dead those attending the concert.
* V J No. 17, meet« Friday night < f each <
Deo fi—Stinr Mandalay, Ileed, to Ban iweek. in Concrete Hall, Bandoli. (>r<-g n •• Ilev. Francis W. Poole, l’ustor Centrall’ros.
enabled me to have a good time at than alive while th“ two remaining
General Admission, Adults35cents. Erancinco.
\ cordini welcome i« «xfeniied to all vis--: Church, Helens, Monk
men
managed
by
great
exertion
to
the party.” Mr. Snell is a resident
Dec 7—Kehr Berwick, Ackerman, to llogue Sitine brotliers
Children 25 cents.
GEO. 1’ TOPINO.
*
Tly’a Cream Te'm is the scYiwwIiHlg'm I
stay on a large portion of the lumber
; J. A. McConn.
Chii f Ranger, j
of Summer Hill, N. Y. This remedy which floated in in a body until tbe
Reserved seats 50 cents. For sale River.
cure for ca'arrh nnd con’nins no mercury ■
Fin. Si-cretsr».
Dec 7—Sohr Nettie Bundborg. Larsen,
nor iuiy injurious drug. Price, CO cents, |
is for sale by C. Y. Lmve.
at C Y Lowe's drugstore.
life-savers could reach them.
to Ban Frauoisoo,
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G oods !
J. Denholm
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