52 Times a year for $2.
Volume XVIII
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
20,
1902
Number 8.
era for service in Yukon.
Noutliern Oregon KeiterveM
The Foresters will give tbeir annu
You will find some good jewelry at
Grant County, Oregon, stockmen Said to
al
ball
soon.
Date
uncertain.
N. Lorenz’s.
f have lynched au alleged thief,
The
report
of
the
examination
of
Those wishing sewing done call on
Beet Sorghum at Sandersons.
Oranges at 10 to 40 cents a dozen
.
Oregon freights are at lowest rate reached
Mrs.
W. H. Logan. Dress making , the "Cascade Range and Ashland since 1897.
at
at G. H. Magoon’s.
The public school was re opened
i Forest Reserves and Adjacent Re
T hvbsdat Feb. 13
Myrtle Point last week,
Garden seeds at J. Denholm’s — and plain sewing done at reasonable gions,“ by Mr. J. B. Leiberg, now in I The House passed the resolution for an
rates.
fur the election of Sctiators by
Try G. H. Magoon's for Freeh i Ferry’s, Bowen’s and Cox’s.
press, but not published, is a part of r ' ameudweut
direct vote.
Iu
groceries,
provisions,
fruits,
can
Groceries, Fruits, Provisions, etc.
Captain George Marr, of the Baro-
the Twenty-first Annual Report of
Roosevelt has recovered sufficiently
dies etc., G. H. Magnon can please ' the United States Geological Survey, , for Teddy
Folding beds—new bed room Suits i da, was doing town Tuesday.
his father to return to Waaliiugton.
you.
None
but
good
stock
carried.
aud is edited by Mr. Heury Gannett, The com mantle r of the Hoheuzolleru re
and faucy Side-boarbs—at B. F. Co’s.
W. C. Sanderson wants 50 dozen
Airs.
Wooten
horeby
gives
notice
1
Geographer.
The region discussed turned official calls at Now York.
I
chickeus.
Bring
them
along.
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos
Five men were killed in the Quarter House
that
she
will
start
a
term
of
private
* in this report is in southern Oregon. fight
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban A new stock of Picture Moulding
in Kentucky.
FALL and WINTER Goods
In
school
in
the
Bandoo
district
on
Mon
It
contains
nearly
8.000
square
toiles,
& Picture Matting at B. F. Co’s.
Labor Leader Edward Iioyce is made a
don,
day, March 3.
4,676,360 acres, comprising tbe cent- rich man by a strike iu bis wife’s mine.
Men’s Boys’ and Children’s Suits.
Call and see our new Rugs & Oil
Mrs. H. Lockwood, of Parkersburg
We
are
sending
out
statements
of
'
ral
and upper areas of Rogue aud A oouipauy was incorporated in California
Cloth Squares -floor oil cloth aud was a visitor io Bandon this week.
arraarrges, to patrons and would be i Klamath river basins, aud a small to develop Mindanao, P. I.
Lenolium B. F. Co’s.
A project baa been planned to dam Rogue
Andrew Forsnes of Bills creek was pleased at an early response, A
part of the water shed of the Upper River, near Grants pass, for tbe purpose of
John Curran of Coquille, according ’ doing business in town yesterday.
newspaper is 1 iko all other kinds of South Umpqua river. Hud is divided placer mining aud irrigation.
to report, is to open up a butcher
t
Tbe Douglas county Socialists have business—it canuot run without mon into two nearly equal portions by the Thirty Bolouien were captured iu Samar.
shop at Myrtle Point.
organized for the coming campaign. ey.
Au
luditmpolis
printer
broke
the
linotype
maiD range of the Cascades. The
record by setting 86,000 ema in seven hours
For Sale in bulk at A. McNair's,
Mrs. Benton Hoyt has had a severe
The Mandalay is detained on ac eastern and western slopes have tnauy and forty five minutes.
onion setts, and three varieties. Tele attack of Pneumonia but isconvalesc
count of rough bar. Following is dissimilar characteristics, the country $500,000 has been raised for the World’s
phone Victor and Champion of ing now.
her outgoing passenger list: R l’ome dropping down, on the west, in long Fair at Portland.
Perfect ft
England peas.
J, D. Stewart, tbe New Lake dairy roy, J E Peek, W H Peck, A Osborn, spurs, to the valley of Rouge river, A head end collision accurred on a side Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing
Guaranteed.
track
at
Rockford,
Wash.
No
lives
were
Chas. D. Felter was a passenger man, was doing business in town A G Thrift, Mrs Fred Perkins aud aud on the east in steeper declivities
lost.
home on tbe Mandalay, having come yesterday.
to tbe Klamath Lakes and tbe great The Marion county Socialists are ready
Mrs Nels Rasmussen.
up from San Francisco on a visit to
A daughter was born to Mr. and
A sneak thief entered the room oc plains stretching eastward from them. for tbe campaign.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. \\ . Fel Mrs. George Flanagan at Marshfield, cupied by Miss Mabel Jackson, at tbe The mean elevation is 6,009 feet. Tbe Three men were drowned near Texada Is
land in Puge* sound by a boat being over
ter.
February ICtfa.
holol, yesterday, dining her absence character of the Cascade Range is turned in u squall.
A baby girl with one tooth was
S eed O ats .—Thomas Anderson has and stole ten dollars that she had left volcanic; the cones and peaks being
F bidax Feb. 14
!>orn to Mr. and Mrs. John Brodd, of a hue article of clean oats of exceleut in the room. Money should not be of diflurent ages, and extinct craters Santos-Dumont bad a narrow escape from
Marshfield Feb. 9th. “Baby’s Got a quality for sale.
left in that manner as such thefts are abounding among (hem, tbe one con death. His airship got fouled and lauded
taining the famous Crater Lake. Tbe iu the bay.
Tooth” should be a popular melody
Among the visitors to town yester often reported.
Ashland Forest Reserve cousists of Judge Boise decidea ex Treasurer Mot-
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fino
Wall Paper nnd
in this case.
—
ooo
-----
day were John O. Bates and Arnoa
schuu lent state money.
aud Pieces.
Window TrinimintiH.
House Liuin
Siskiyou Peak, or Ashlaud Butte, An electric light plant is to be established
Mrs. Isabel Yaeger left last Friday Hatcher, of Two-mile.
HI nm Stone in Demand.
------- HEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES---- —
nearly
3,000
feet
above
sea-level,
aud
at Baker City to supply several Eastern
for Marshfield where she went to take
Edw. W. Fahy, of Bullards, found
V ienna , Feb. 12.—Information has
Cabinet Shop r in Connection.
Mattresses 11111 to r'"' order.
the North bound steamer, being on time, Monday, to give Bandon a call been received boro which says that contains over 22,000 acres. Tbe ob Oregon towns.
Furniture
Repairing
and
Saw-filing
a Specialty.’
Portland
aud
Asiatio
line
charters
a
10.000
ject of this reserve is to maintain the
her way to Armstrong, B. C., where remaining till next day.
another band of brigands has attacked volume aud purity of Ashland creek, ton steamship to replace the lost Knight iilaqq Cut and Fitted to Order- All Picture Framina I I r-< rpTA E 5 «r*
she goes to reside.
30 Sizes and «eiuts kept on liuri I
neatly done.
*-*1 • TA r\ 1 C;
Cbampauion.
N. Lorenz will ha’ s lots of new the captors of Miss Stone intending
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial ltohen nnd Goods, und Undertaking Stippli; s
The public school, of Roseburg, goods on the next Mandalay. Watch to seize her and secure tbe ransom the water supply of the town of Ash Damaged cargo of steamship Indravelli
land. The Siskiyou Mountain range is being discharged.
Constanlty Kept on Hand.
which has been closed on account of for the new shirt waists.
for her release. A desperate encoun forms a connecting link between the The ransom for Miss Stone and Madam
wnallpox, was to start again last
Tailka is repotted to have been paid. Tbe
The steamer Argo was four days ter occurred between tbe two bands, Coast Range aud tbe Cascades.
Monday. The spread of the disease
limit of time allowed for release of captives
in making her way to San Francisco twenty being killed and injured.
In this region the same general not
yet expired.
there is under control.
Miss
Stone
escaped
injury,
Tbe
ac
last trip. She is due here to-day
conditions prevail as in the Mount
Taft says that Filipinos are unfit
A break in the engine which oper again.
count doos not say which band got Rainier Reserve. Tbe crest of tbe for Judge
jurors.
ates the lathes at the broomhandle
the missionary.
S atubdat Feb 15
range forms a dividing line between
The Fire Department Band comes
Governor Taft advises against discussion
manufactory, last Saturday, caused
widely Jifleriug sets of forest condi of the future of tbe Philippines.
to tbe front again with an iudoor con
Safe <«» raise Quarantine.
a shutdown. Repairs will be com
tious. Upon the west, with an ample Prince Henry of Prussia sailed from lire-
cert
and
basket
social
on
Saturday
pleted by the first of next week.
C oquille , On, Feb, 17, 1902,
rainfall, the forests are fairly dense, marbaven for the United States.
evening, Mar 1st.
The little schooner Mizpah, built
Dr. A. W. Kime:
and tbe uudergrowlb luxuriant. Up Englund and Germany are willing to drop
Is now surt'lied with a full nnd complet« stock of
Roy Clark who is visiting Oregon
at Prosper four years ago, has been
Dear Sir: That you may know tbe on the east, where more urid condi the Spanish war controversy.
City
will
return
here
by
way
of
Port
Umatilla
County
is
asked
to
increase
as
sold to the North Alaska Salmon Co.
correct condition here I write you. tions prevail, the forests are open,
of railroad and telephone eom-
She made one trip to Alaska but gen land and come down on the Alliance 'There are now five houses under quar with no uuderbrnsh. The species sessments
panys $3,000,000.
which
went
North
Tuesday.
1 ’
erally speaking she has been a bill of
T*?"'YT/-A-- , ’ .-¿e
antine, towit: Dolly's Maison's differ measurably on tbe two sides. Four men met death in a snowslide in
. . A .
J. T. Yarrington, a San Francisco Woods' Dean's and McAdams'. Dul
expense to her owners.
Idaho.
•
Those on the west side consist large
commerce
drummer,
put
in
an
ap
ly, Matson and Woods will be fumi ly, if not mainly, of red fir, while up Northern Pacifio restores round trip home Wo carry a complete stock of
J. W. Strange, tbe Coquille dentist
rates.
pntiti an appearance here last \\ ednes- pearance here Tuesday evening to gated and turned loose during the on the east side the forest is largely seekers'
A man was struck and killed in Astoria by
Tools, Cutlery, Doers and Windows*
interview
Bandon
merchants.
week. Dean will be under quarantine of yellow piue. Of the area examined boards torn from a sidewalk aud burled TINNER’S SHOP ÎN
day evening, coming in from the
CONNECTION.
I'ipe Fitting» nnd Plumbing a specialty.
Portland
Telegram:
Dewet
has
for
about
ten
days
yet.
These
are
eonth, but on accouut of the qnaran
by Mr. Leiberg 65 per cent is forested against him by the wind.
tine oouchuled to go ou to Coquille, gotten away again. But Kitchener all eases where others of the families aud 35 per cent not forested, tbe non
S unday Feb 9
for which place he left on Saturday will corral him yet if he lives long* bave bad tbe disease, and tbe last forested areas lying mainly in tbe ex A British force was caught in a Boer trap
euough, and England sends him men ones to bave it. are now convalescing. treme west aud in the eastern part of on the Klip River.
Bandon,
morning.
Oregon.
Tbe House committee on commerce favor
enough.
There has been uo < jl > p , outside of tho area < xamiued. The amount of ably repotted t he Pacific cable bill.
James T. Guerin, of Revelstoke,
The Johnson mill footbull team families where others bave bad it, saw mill timber fouud upon the for General Bell has stamped out the rebellion
British Columbia, died February 7,
has
challenged any Coquille team for taken it for about three weeks, where est area is estimated by him as a little in Bantangas Province, Luzon.
of pneumonia. Deceased was a broth
A Montana mining man shot his wife and
less than 20,000 million feet, an ave killed
er of George H. Guerin of Myrtle a game of football to come off at Co it was inoculated in town.
himself.
McAdams
’
is
a
new
family
to
have
quille
City,
February,
22,
for
fifty
rage per acre of tbe forest laud of 6,- Saturday’s gale damaged the jetty at the j A Large stook Jnat
Point, and William Guerin of Lang
Ladies’ Jackets and
it, but they got it by going visiting 660 feet. Ot the total stand of tim mouth of the Columbia.
lois. He was once a resident of Cur dollars a side.
Received.
Capes.
A flock of wild geese was seen mi his father's family out of town, and ber upon this area, yellow piue com The southwester caused many ships at
ry county.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
some of them bad it and did not know prises 43 per cent; red fir 33 per cent; San Franoisoo to drag anchor.
When yon lack energy, do not rel grating Northward Tuesday, which
M on da i Feb. 17.
it.
Tbe
baby
contracted
it
and
not
white fir 6 per cent; noble fir aud Every member in the lower bouse of con.
ish your food, fee) dull and stupid taken together with tho mild weather
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
having been vaccinated it made a well sugar pine each 4 per cent; and tbe gress
voted for the bill repealing tbe war
after eating, all you need is a dose of of the past few days gives promise
developed case. So you see is was remainder is of other species. West tax.
Chamberlain’s Stomach <*i Liver of an early spring.
no fault of our quarantine that this of the Cascade RaDge, red fir is the Tbe senate approved tho treaty of the
Tablets. They will make you feel
F. D. Layton a commercial repre
Daniah West Indies purchase.
case occurred.
Louis Wright, a negro minstrel was
dominant species, affording more than lynched
like a new man and give you an sentative of Sachs of San Francisco
at New Madrid, Mo. for shooting
8o far as Coquille is concerned it half of tbe total amount of timber, into a crowd
Boots and Shoes
during an altercation.
appetite like a bear. For sale by C. came in on the Mandalay aud inter
is perfectly safe to raise your quar yellow pine being next with nearly Insurgents have laft Batangas and taken
viewed Bundon merchant. He left
Y. Lowe.
up
quarters
in
a
new
district.
antine.
one fourth of the total; east of tbe A force of British was driven back with
Why cannot Bandon bave a Sun for up river points Tuesday moruing.
To give yon these facts I hnve con Cascades on tbe other band, yellow loss near Vantoudorsbek, South Africa.
n r
day mail as well as other points in
Mrs. Charles Lorenz went to Co sulted city officers and Dr.Culin and
piue
constitutes
six-eevenibs
of
all
M
I
RINK.
the county is some times asked? We quille City Tuesday on a visit to her have been partielnr to get the facts.
A RBI VED.
tbe timber.
believe that such mail service can be parents. She returned borne yester
Feb. 13—Stmr Mandalay, Bachelor, 52
Respectfully, J. W. S trange .
Fires
bave
widely
ravaged
this
re
CONSTANTLY on HAND
hours from San Francisco.
secured if the proper effort is made, day and the health board have put
gion.
Of
the
forested
area
examined,
RATT.ED.
For
Stomach
Trouble».
and if tbe citizens of Bandon desire Charles aud wife under quarantine
in round numbers 3,000,000 acres, Mr. Feb. 13.—Stmr Argo, Hughes, to san Fran
such service, now is the time to make regulation.
**I have taken a great many differ
cisco,
Leiberg estimates that 2,975,000 acres
the effort.
ent
medicines
for
stomach
trouble
Tho shelves are crowded
Now is the time to call at N. Lor
or 99.99 per cent are fire marked; and
“I bave used Chamberlain's Cough
with New Good» which
enz’s store and order a new suit. A and constipation,” says Mrs. S. Geiger that of this fire marked area 587,000
will
be
disposed
of
at
prices
that
will
astonish
you,
while
there are
Remedy for a number of years and
new sample book has just been re of Dunkerton, Iowa, “but never had acres are badly burned. That is to To Whom may be Interested:
have no hesitancy in saying that it is
as good results from any as from
jeived and there are choice selections
say, within the last forty years, settle My place, on Four Mile bottom, nine miles
To be bad in Dry Goods, <“■ thin/. Shor?
tbe best remedy for coughs, colds
Sooth of Bandon is for rent on reasonable
Chamberlain’s Stomach & Liver Tab
nnd other goods tli.it must lie sold to make
to
choose
from.
Order
before
tbe
ment
clearings
not
included,
7,000
terms.
'Chore
are
five
good
milch
cows,
room for moro.
and croup I have ever used in my
lets,” For Side by C. Y. Lowe.
which
will
be
fresh
in
about
a
month,
on
best is chosen.
million feet, E. M., of merchantable the place and grass for same. If you mean
family. I have not words to express
mill
timber has been destroyed by business call on me at once, at the residence
“
Around
the
l
’
an.
”
H. N. Russel nnd Jeff Ownbey of
my confidence in this Remedy.—Mrs,
of John Clausen, two miles North of Lang
J. M. UPTON,
A. W. KIJ1E, M. 1».
fire.
lois.
II, P. CLAUSEN.
J. A. M oore , North Star, Mich. For Randolph came to town Saturday
The reader may make up Lin mind
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
This
paper
is
well
illustrated
by
P11YSIC1AN
AM) SUIIGE0N
evening blit on communicating tbe to be pleaeantljroverwbelmed by tbe
?OR SALE.—A house and four lots in
sale by C. Y. Lowe.
BANDON, COOS COUNTY,OREGON.
fourteen
plates.
1
Bandon,
conveniently
situated.
Good
iiani
>
on
, oitnaoN.
Tbe passenger list on the incoming news that they bad been in Coqaille opulence and vivacity of “Around tbe
residence property—cheap. Enquire at this Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
City
they
received
an
invitation
from
office.
Street.
Calls t<> all pnrls of ti.wn and county
Pan,” published by tbe Nutshell
Mandalay Thursday, contained the
promptly nusweri <i davor muht. Office oll
eneral agents wanted to sell
following names: Mrs. W. Mansell. tbe health officials to move out aud Publishing Company, 1059 Third
corner
<>f Lower Main and At-.vuler streels
Prof. Long’s Magnetic Combs. They
W. Haydon, ’1. I>.
Avenue, New York.
A. Wilson and child, George Semin. they absquatulated.
remove dandruff, cure scalp ailments and
T uesday Feb 11
check falling hair, are antarnishable and
Tbe wonders begin with the front
George Hall, L. B. Culberson, F. D.
J. W. STRANGE,
Marshfield Sun: A. D. Walcott,
SKIN
England and Japan form an alliance. Will will not break. Everybody wants thorn; DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND
diseases .
Layton, Captain Robert Frederick, of Marshfield, has accepted a position ispiece picture of President Mckinley, work together to preserve China and Corea. good proposition to hustlors. Send for
Outfit (six styles) in a plash case
Office—East Front St reel,
Mrs. Martin, F. A. Yates, Mrs, Yates, in sheriff Gallior’s office. The tax drawn in a single line beginning at a Colombia offers the United States a guar terms.
$2.0*1; Ladies’ Dressing Comb 50c, Gentle
B andox , O regon .
G. W. Balsh, R. H. Rosa, Charles D. payers are taking advantage of tbe point on the cheek bone and going anteed title to the Panama waterway.
men’s Toilet Comb 40c—both 75c. Write to
• OREGON.
day.
Magnetic
Comb
Co.,
Pekin,
III.
Felter and J. G. Lee.
three per cent rebate, which is al round and round in a constantly Vancouver barracks will remain perma
nent
headquarters
of
the
department
of
the
D entistry —Owing to quarantine lowed those who pay tbeir taxes on widening circle, with waverings and Columbia.
arrangements, A. B. Prentis, of or
< before the 15th of March; hence, downbearings of the pen in tbe proper Alaskan steamer Bertha wrecked at Bar
» • •
Marshfield, was not able to fill bis the rush of work in tbe sheriff’s office. places to secure detachment and shad old Island. No livts lost.
A Forty acre trnot of tinibpr land in Ben
Trustees Chamber of Commerce, at Port ton Connty, a like tract in Tillamook, and
appointment for Bandon on February
A story comes to light that Warry ing. We are told that this portrait land, favor admission of Chinese merchants, one
Pure,
fresh,
cold
spring
water
in Coos.
3, as advertised, but he hereby gives Littlefield took a plunge bath Friday “is considered tbe most unique work Tbe Harriman Syndicate will send lectur Will trade either of these tract» for resi
piped to any | art of town,
dence
property in Bandon.
and to any part of the bou»>.
notice that he will come on tbe Mon morning while coming in from his of its kind in the world,” and if there ers east to induce settlers to settle up tbe
Enquire of
on application, in qnmitilics
J. M. UPTON.
day following the dnte ou which tbe , nights work. The story goes that he are degrees of uniqueness we are wil lands along their line of railroad in Idaho.
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
quarantine is taken off, prepared to , saw bis shadow in tbe water and mis ling to believe that this is most tbe Oregon and Washington.
> •> 4 i *4 4 4 4*4 4 44*4 *4.4 •: *44.4'4 <•
do all kinds of work in line of bis i took himself for a lifosavor. |The thing of which there are no dupli Baker City, Oregon, is taking steps to in I '■ II.IMIOX I.ODGE. No. 1 15, A. F. A. M 4 W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor
duce a thousand families to settle in the
profession. He will remain one week, hallucination
i
was caused by the devil cates. Of course there is text in ad valley below that place.
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I > ANDON LODGE, No. 115. A. FA .M. J
dition
to
tbe
pictures,
and
we
should
that dwells in the bottle be bad been
W ednesday Feb. 12
re Trjrlna IU
X 1 > Stated oommmiioatioiis first Hat
be surprised indeed to bear from any The Senate will contract a new war-tax
urdav after the fall moon of each
telescoping.
Ui9 gréai n>erit of
month.
All
Master
Manons
cordially
purchaser Hie opinion that bo had redaction bill.
e îuo t e:îec’.ivo te o
*?•
invited.
T.
J.
THRIFT,
\V.
M.
F-.j.
J. C. Yale arrived here last Satur not got bis money’s worth (2.00).
in llead, wo li.ivo pi 1- j
The House passed tbe oleomargarine bill. *
W. H ayihin , 8ec.
ial size for 10 cri t >. .
v
pur
Six men were killed and six fatally wound I
day with bis mammoth outfit of com
»>
•>
•> <•
t < r soiid 10 eonts to '
•it1
ed in a battle in Kentucky. The fight oc
For the next 30 days Ladies* §3 mercial samples and took orders to
u.-reuSt., N. Y. Ciiy. |
x.
> if •>
•> <• < •> <•
<•
•>
curred
between
a
sheriff
’
s
po*<w
and
moun
shoes nt $2; Some children's and supply Bandon merchants. Mr. Yala
X Court Queen of the Fore»! No. 17,
I lînTo -r 1 f oui e ifnrth ot t'io v.-on »
|
Ladies* shoes nt $1 to $1.50; Men,s came in through a physician's certi Plena« do not loaf in my place of business taineers.
F<»re»ter» of America.
«ver 8ÎUC0 a !«»,-. *-•'* i I liever h-.[xd f--< I
The Anglo-Japanese alliance was the work <•*
•X
____
boots nnd shoes nt $1 to $2; Ladies* ficate of health, but his helper. F. W. of busy days or nights. I know that it of Marquis Ito. France is not disturbed by
e;irn, but Liy'< i reriin Bnbit icei m t-» .
•*• ¿f
/' <«
mirr num-
’N nF
’OURT
QUEEN
OF THW
THE FniiF.HT
FOREST. ;• t-ven tbat. Mmy ne i'iniui it)C< tl.ate tue 11 Wrenshall & Wrcnshdl,
black dress patterns formerly $7 50 McNamara, came under corndemna- Canaan Iosa. The man on oppoaite aide of the agreement.
Jv
No. 17. meet» Friday niplit < f each <• it with «X3<-llent r mlu.—'fscar Catruui. !
now sold nt $5.50, etc. Men's aud tion of the bord of health, because of afreet does not know tnat you do not wiah Lord Clandeboye s-iccecds to tbe title of ¿’week. in Concrete Hull, Bandon. Oregon, •> 15 Warren A.o., Chicago, lit,
cordini welcome is extendi «I to all via- ' 'V.
work done or have had it done. Get what Marquis of Dufferin.
boys bats from 25 ceuts to $1.
his having been in Coquille City, you
V
•*itinu brother»
HENRY GOETZ,
Py’s rr’Te T’ I l 5« U » f'-’rr. • • ■> .’ !
)
Vancouver Barracks are likely to be J
want nnd do not tarry, and call in when
W. W S hiplby ,
Chief Ranger.
Call before tbe best bargains are hence he was kept housed up in the I I nut idle nnd you will find n welcome.
cur-i
for caiarrlt /tn t co.itaîhs no cv ai.;--,
doubled in siz • to accommodate troops.
Fin. Secretarv.
in. irnry nor nnv iu|nrions drog. Priée, BOUND KOI -Il GAIT IKY BANDON
sample room duriog his sojourn here. I
gone.
J. L. THOMPSON. 1 Oregon horses are way ahead of any oth MM*
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< ? J Oft bo ■;< ut*. At drngxista or Ly luuil.
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LOCAL NEWS
W inter
( xOODS !
LATEST STYLES AM) LOV. EST
= PRICES. —
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries
Always on Hani.
Furniture
*4
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
O ur
hardware
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
and
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON.
Fall and Winter Goods.
DRY GOODS
N. I .GRENZ'S
CLOTHING
STORI-}
A Largs Stock cf Fresh Groceries and Provisions
NOTICE.
Now is the time to buy
Other bargains
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Important News Notes
G
DENTIST,
Real Estate to Trade.
Clearance Sale at
Sanderson’s Stora.
Notice.
BANDON
...Water Works