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BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
APRIL
17,
Times
fi
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Number 16.
1902
ENTERTAIN ENT.
••
C MoClblland 80.00
Mrs. John Blacklock has beeu quite
B obs —April 14, at Prosper, to Mr
“
J Hainrich.... 12 IK)
sick
but.
is
better
again.
aud Mrs. Dick Thrush, a son.
extra for MoCIbllnnd 7.50................... 135 00
Ed Mars formerly of Bandon is now
Deputy Assessor Thrift was home
At W. C. Sanderson’s store.
Tbo Ladies Aid Society will give George Herbett placed ou the indigent
at $1 pi- mouth.
located
at Everett, Wash.
Tuesday
on
a
short
visit
to
his
family-
an enterlHiuruent ut Mutiek's Hall, list Roads
Those Dress Patterns must go this
and bridges.
Deputy Sheriff Gallier was in town Saturday evening April 19, 1902.
Captain Marr from the bark Ba
week at $4.75
Ordered that the following persons be
Supper will be served, and the fol paid tlie amounts opposite their res|iective
Ladies' $3 50 Storm shoes at $2.50 roda gave Bandou a visit last Mon­ Saturday on legal business.
• f
«1
names for work digging stumps, etc, in road
A
J. T. Mars has been adding an ad­ lov/ing progratue rendered.
Ladies underwear at 50 cents per day.
£
Ì
1
dist.
23:
i
1
1
Orchestra.
The Mandalay brought up a large dition to his residence on Third St.
suit.
$24 75
Vocal Duet..............Mihses Lena and Blanch J F Stephens............
Ladies’ $1.50 Warner Corsets at $1. bauser to be used in tluating the Ba­ Among other things the Odd Fel­
Dau Barklow...........
. 8 <N»
Patterson.
Men’s all wool sweaters at $1.25.
roda.
. 25 25
lows will give a grand ball Saturday l’aretnal Discipline...............Winnie McNair. Dan Barklow ... .,
. 40 50
Boys’ and Youths’ suits at $1 to
Solo.................................................... Mr. Topping G A Barklow ..........
We carry a large variety of matting night the 26.
J F Stephens..........
. 18 75
The
Intruder
.......................................
Avia
Hunt
$1.50 a suit.
cheap, meadium, aud the best Japan­
White Plymoth Rock Eggs—13 for Vocal Solo.................................... Esther Yeager Will Wygant...........
23 G2
Boy’s and men’s hats from 25 cents ese.—B. F. Co.
one dollar. Call on or address Jos. Miitildy's Benu ............................Kate McNair. Dan I Stover .....
. 45 75
to $1.
Thus Barklow.........
. 18 00
Mrs. Capt Ellingson of Parkers­ Hare, Hare, Ore.
Orchestra.
12 dress patterns—Regular price burg had a severe attack of La grippe
C H Barklow ..........
26 50
Aux
Italiens
..........................
Mrs.
Wooten.
J. M. Whetstone, of Coquille, is
Will Carver...............
. 19 50
75c each, now 65c each.
Orchestra.
but is better again.
helping Peter Nelson in bis black
Noah Bouewitz........
. 32 37
Admission: Adults. 25c. < hildren, 15o.
Ladies' shirt waists cut from $1.25
Manley Bai klow ...
. 18 00
smith
shop
here.
Several
Bandonians
have
had
a
to $1—Some as low as 50 cents.
Card at TIinnkM.
Frank Barklow........
. 26 25
seige of La grippe lately but all are
J. M. Langlois, son of Keeper
Albert Barklow ..
. 78 00
The baseball proposition bids fair reported convalescing.
Dan Barklow..........
Langlois of Cape Blanco Lighthouse
. 19 25
B andon . O regon , April 15, 1902.
to materialize.
John Barklow.........
. 14 25
J P. Topper was down from Co­ was in town Saturday.
I
embrace
thia
opportunity
to
ex
­
Suits Made to Measure by two of the Best Tailors
Roy Stephens...........
Sealing wax in every shade of the quille Saturday having business
. 39 75
press tuy heartfelt thanks to my W H Widby.............
E.
A.
Withers
was
in
town
last
. 42 37
rainbow at B. F. Co’s.
in San Francisco.
which called him here.
Digbt oo his way to Cape Blanco to friends and neighbors for their many J G Belien ...............
19 25
An Ice & Cold Storage Company
The steamer Venus will carry pas- superintend some improvements to kindnesses and their sympathy dur­ Geo A Barklow. ...
. 33 50
have been organized at Marshfield.
18 76
sengers to the Odd Fellows Celebra­ be made at the lighthouse.
ing my recent affliction. May God John Barklow..........
John Stone...............
7 50
A Second band Singer sewing ma­ tion here, April 26, nt half fare.
On Tuesday night next will be a bless each oue of them is my sincere G W Hixon...............
6 (X)
chine for sale at the Furniture Store.
prayer.
Mas.
J.
H
offman
.
Andrew Olsen who has been in Cal­ social singing at Wilson’s new hall,
Benjamen L Taylor.
22 50
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos ifornia for some months was in town Cor. Third st. and county road. All
Leander Barklow...
10 75
Good For Rheumatism.
C E Carver...............
6 oo
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban last night on biB return to Dairyville who are interested in vocal music and
Leu Hartly A...........
4 00
Last
ftill
I
was
taken
with
a
very
don,
for a short visit,
voice culture are cordially invited to
Geo A Barklow........
16 oo
severe
attack
of
muscular
rheumatism
De Lava) Cream Separators for
J, S. T ilton .
J. E. HawkinH and son. VV illiam, attend.
Fin Hartley...............
6 00
light running and clean skimmiug were in town Tuesday night having
17 00
Miss Mamie Rboner of this city will which caused me great pain and an Lennder Barklow...
W E Deitz. ..............
10 oo
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
have no equal.
came up to take down some fixtures take the part of "Little Eve” in the noyance. After trying several pre­ Geo
and Pieces.
Window Trimmings,
House Lining.
W Hixon............
4 50
scriptions and rheumatic cures, I de­
Try Chamberlain’s Stomach & Liv­ appertaining to their dairy.
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SEWING
MACHINES
AND
BABY
CARRIAGES
--------
tableau of the sketch "Visions of Si
Geo Davis ...............
6 00
cided
to
use
Chamberlain
’
s
Pain
er Tablets, the best physic. For sale
J
A
’
Hall
...................
mon
Lagree
”
to
be
given
by
the
51
10
The De Laval Cream Seperator is
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses nud fJ'oXn111110
Balm, which I bad seen advertised in
by C. Y. Lowe.
used in al) counties and are recog Marshfield Minis’rel Co. in Munck’s the South Jerseyman. After two ap­ The following bills ordered paid for dis­
Furniture
Repairing
and
Saw
tiling
a Specialty.
trict 16:
John Nasburg who has been suffer­ nized ns the superior of all machines Hal) on April 30lh. Curtain raises
plications of this Remedy I was much G K Walker’.............................
...$37 00 GlaSS U’ut. nnd Fitted to Order- All
“i"8 UNDERTAKING
ing severely from rheumatism is «P mnd>- for separating cream from milk. 1 at 8:30 P. M. sharp.
... 6 fai u oca Sizes mid weigts kept on hnnd
better, and after nsiug one bottle, Kay Flanders............................
A Full Line of Burial Caskets, linrinl Robes mid Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
and around again.
... 42 25
The Marshfield Ministral Co. is was completely cured.—S allie H ar - Chas Dye................................
Henry Goetz returned home Tues­
Coustaulty Kept on Hand.
i
... 15 00
There is a large assortment of day from Roseburg and has settled billed to appear her on the 30th inst ms. Salem, N. J. For sale by C. Y. Hay Flanders nnd O Garten
A Flanders................................
. . 58 00
colors and designs iu wall paper at down to work again in the Wollen The company comes well recommend Lowe.
Ed Cunningham.....................
... 59 50
mills. He came in by way of Drain. ed from the Bay and should draw a
the Furniture Store.
C F Mccoltuin in dist 3.........
... 13 50
W E Knckletf lumbr dist 23................... 11 00
J. A. Bowman the Dairyville black­ good house. They will be accom­
The steamer Mandalay arrived in
Chas Adams smithing dist 23................ 11 25
the river Friday bringing 150 tons of smith, was greeting old acquaintances panied by the famious Apollo Quar­
Haling <t Lundy hardware dist 22, 23. 17 41
in town Saturday evening and Sun tette. whose singing has surpassed
freight and 18 passengers.
A Snyder cedar timber............................. 8 00
each
The following ordered paid for district 18:
A cootract is let to sink a welt at day. He returned borne Monday anything ever heard before by ama
tures, in Coos county. The price of
Van Houser....
s 4 OO
Myrtle creek, Douglas county, to a morning.
Fines Houser...
admission
will
be
50
cfs.
for
reserved
7 50
Andrew Wakeman, of the Life
depth of fifteen hundred feet for oil.
S 11 Lushbaugli.
6 30
seats,
35
cts.
for
adults
aud
25
cts.
for
H C Bryant.......
Mrs. Violet Lorenz and Mias Mamie saving service here, gave his mother children.
4 00
Is now supplied wit(i a full and complete stock of
F N Nosier.........
2 50
Nelson visited friends in Coquille a and sisters at Empire a visit last
nt
7:30
o
’
clo.-k.
2 00
W. G. Emery and D. Hurley, two
P Endicott.........
couple of days, reluming home Mon Fiiday, returning to the station the
Fines Houser....
20 00
sailors
from
the
sealing
s<hoon«r
following Monday.
da v.
B Knigh..............
1 50
A. J. Hartman of the Coquille Vera, were in town Saturday night
A Harrington...
2 60
When yon want a separator buy a
on their way Io their home at Yaqnina
T A Brack.........
4 00
De Lsval: you take no risk: they are light station got leave of absence and bay. They bad been separated from
In vaention after January* 1902 term.
A Grishbaker. ..
8 OO We carry a complete stock of
the best. You get full value for has gone for a visit to San Francisco the ship by a storm, off Cape Blanco, Salaries................................................... $886 <»8 J T Everden....
2 00
having some business which called
Indignnts.................................................. 319 (X) M Endicott........
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
your mouey.
TINNFK’S SHOT IN
12 00
while
hunting.
They
in
company
13 10 Geo Morris... .
Telephone. ..........................................
00
CONNKCT1ON.
6
l*ipe Fittings mid Plumbing a specialty.
Miss Clara Walker and Misa Essie bis attention that way.
with two other sailors made shore at
48 CO Ines Houser ...
s........................................
7 oo
Charles Hussey arrived here a few Port Orford where they waited four Scalp bountie
Mnnciet gave friends in Coquille a
BEOULAB AP3IL. 19)2. TERM.
W P Davis.........
9 50
visit lust Friday returning home days ago, from Oklahoma, on a visit days for the Vera,to show up, but the J II Cecil J P drawing jury list............. $3 00 T S Fverden....
47 00
to Ins daughter Mrs. Guth. He con­ vessel not having been sighted the Wm Rich assisting in above.................... 2 00 I) Morgan, claim of $25 for a cow falling
Monday evening.
Bandon,
....
Oregon.
templates going from here to Idaho two sailors named started to make •J J Lamb same.................................... .... 2 0») off bridge and killed, not allowed.
Mrs. Levi Clayton of Four-wile
A
Bridges
expense
arrest
it.
g
L
Norton.
.
7
25
or somewhere in that vicinity.
F S Doe, claim of $25 for horse falling
their way home, while the other two Expense in state of Oregon vs A A Fuller. through
died Tuesday night and was interred
bridge, not allowed.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Upton,
of
Denmark,
came
82 oo
found employment and went to work. E L Fairin writing.....................
in the Bandon cemetery today. Mrs.
W () Cooper, bill for putting up sigus on
2 7C
P C Levar witness & mileage...
bridge for $4, not allowed.
Clavton has been an invalid for a tip Friday, to be present attbechrist-
2 70
Dr Horsefall
sumo
ening
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Upton's
Bandon
Will
be
in
the
Field
(l’o be continued next week.)
tong time.
Jatnes Magoa
1 50
baby,
which
took
place
Sunday.
Mrs.
Thia Nummer.
A Large Stock Jnst
Ladies’ Jackets and
All Kinds of Goods For
MARINE.
The W. C. T. U. has asked space Upton returned home Monday.
. 1 50
Ge> Cam man
Received.
Kniny Weather.
Capes.
ARRIVED.
50
Arthur
Murgau
1
E
ditor
R
ecorder
:
A
meeting
of
been
in the R ecorder , and have
Elbert
Dyer,
of
this
place,
and
April
11
—
Stmr
MnndHlay,
Batchelder,
70
50
Maey
Fuller
1
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
those interested in the subject of
granted a half column which bereaf
6 95 hours from San Franoinco.
Wm Turpin justice fees.........................
HAILED.
ter will lie edited under the supervi­ Adam Peisbbaker, of Prosper, were baseball, was held in this place March J W Smith constable fees....................... 3 (X)
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
passengers to San Francisco on the 31st at the Tupper Hotel. The meet­
April 11—Sehr May Flower, Gudinannon.
sion of that society.
State of Oregon vs Jos M M Young.
toSAn
Francisco.
Mandalay, each having business re­ ing was called Io order by Charles WHS Hvde J P fees............................. . 6 90
April 11—Sehr Coquelle, Anderson, to Sail
Mrs. Geo. P. Topping was given a
quiring their presence at that place. Lorenz, and on motion. Tlios. White Mollie Vinyard witness fees................. . 1 70 Francisco.
birthday party Tuesday evening at I
April 11—Sehr Confianza, Olsen, to San
Mrs. D. Giles wishes to inform the was elected chairman. The purpose Mrs J W Vinyard same......................... . 1 70 Francisco.
winch many of their friends appeared
. 1 70
Mrs McCarthy
people
of
Bandon
and
vicinity,
that
dis
­
. ■ :
of
the
meeting
was
to
cuss
and
<
April 13—Sehr Corinthian, Korth, to San
and spent a pleasant evening. Music,
Boots and Shoes
. 1 70
J F Vinyard
J-* :
Francisco
she
will
visit
Bandon
about
May
15
bali
cuss
the
subject
of
organizing
a
Dr Horsfall
. 1 70
games, snd a splendid supper were
April 13—Stmr Mandalay, Batchelder to
or 2<l with a complete line of Summer team for the purpose of joining the C W Graham
. 1 70 San Francisco.
amoug the things on the program.
50
J
W
Carter
care
.
1
prisoner
Millinery, which she will offer at bed Coos Co. Baseball League for the
D ied .—At Pittsburg, Pa., April 10,
75
rock prices.
season of 1902. It was decided to *1 W Tibbets meals “ ........................... 8 1 25
I?OR SALE—A ranch consisting of 160
1902. Clark Langlois, aged 24 years,
Dr Mingus fumigating etc.......................
The passenger list to San Francisco take the necessary steps toward the A Bridges constable fees etc................. 12 25 1 acres; situated on Conner oieek, 12
7 months and 23 days. Deceased was
miles South of Bandon: mostly bottom Imid.
CONSTANTLY on HAND
a son of Thomas Langlois of this Sunday, on the Maudalav, follows: venture, aud consequently the busi­ State vs John J Caza I.
unimproved; 27 acres in grass, the balnnee
r>
io
WHS
Hvde
J
P
fees
............
................
ness was begun. The first thing in
is covered with nlder nnd salmon brush:
pl nee and leaves a father and mother Adam Perslibaker, Elbert Dyer,
05
order was the election of a manager, J W Carter con stable fees..................... 8
joins county road, nnd close to school,
and several brothers and sisters and F L Lowe, A J Hartman, Mrs A F
1'ibbitts meals for prisoners. ... 1 25 Price $7 00 nil acre. Enquire of J. H. Jones
a secretary, treasurer and three direc­ J W
W
Curtis,
Mrs
J
A
Button,
Mrs
C
Stationery and printing.
many friends to mom bis death.
Bandon, Oregon.
tors, Chas. Lorenz was elected man­ Ross E Moores blanks for Sher $2.70;
Liceman Cole was brought into Hall Hod W H Waddington.
ager,
Chas.
Fredericks
secretary,
C.
for Clk $7.40......................................... $ 10 10 / A ENERAL AGENTS WAN 1 ED to sei
Mrs. A. F. Cortis came over from
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there arc
town Tuesday considerably injured
vJT Prof. Long’s Magnetic Combs. Tliev
Y. Lowe treasurer, and R. E. L. J S Dellinger Co tax receipta and reg­
Libby
last
week
and
visited
a
few
remove dandruff. cure scalp ailments mid
from having to jnmp from a telephone
ister
for
sheriff
$.
r
»0
fee
book
for
Bedillion, Thos. White and Chas.
check falling liair. are untariiisbable and
To be had in Dry Goods, Clotliinff, Shoes
clerk $18................................................. 6S 00 will not break. Even body wants them:
pole that fell while be was deaconing days, awaiting the sailing of the Lorenz were elected directors.
and other goods that must be sold to make
Glass & Prudbome pencils, type rib­
good proposition to hustlers
Send for
from it. He lit on a log with the re­ steamer Mandalay on which she took
room for more.
After the organization was com- bon for sheriff...................................... 5 15 terms. Outfit (six styles) in n plush cane
passage
to
San
Francisco.
Mrs.
C.
sult that be was severely shaken up.
Ladies’ Dressing Comb 50e, Gentle­
pleted, steps were taken to secure a W A Scott type ribns for clerk ........ 4 65 $2.011;
men’s Toilet Comb file—both 75c. Write to
He proceeded to Marshfield yester­ bus gone to visit relatives in New good battery and complete all other Coquille Bulletin receipts for Treas
day. Magnetic Comb Co., l’ekin, 111.
J. M. (Jl’TON,
A. W. Kill I), .11. I».
York state.
$5, envp( Clk $3.25, blanks for as
day.
requirements necessary, including sesor
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELOR
AT
LAW
?OR SALE OR RENT.—One acre lot in
$16.50. printing for Supt $5.30
PH YSICIAN AND SVP.UEON
Dont forget the date; April 30,1902, the tinance coiutDittee wiio will call
The Odd Fellows are preparing for
BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON .
Bandon; Good house with five rooms and
Jan court proceedings $43 25.......... 1 103 30
DANDON, OKKGON.
That
’
s
when
the
Marshfield
Ministrel
out-houses
on
lot.
Enquire
at
this
office.
a big time here Saturday aud Satur­
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
on everybody and slight, none. It Mail Pub Co notice for Supt $2.20 let­
Street.
day evening the 26 inst. The steamers Co. hits the town and you want to be will lie the aim of the team to put up ter Uds Sbrf $3 .................................. 6 20
Calls
to
all parts of town and county
ELECTRICITY.
promptly answered day or night. Office on
Favorite and Dispatch have both there. Remember their spectacular a good clean game of ball; it is hoped Bandon Recorder notices for county
corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets
Are von Riifferiny from Rheumatism, Weak
W. Iluyilon, li. I).
been engaged to carry the crowd from street parade begins at 1:30 P. M, by the management that all will sub­ officers..................................................... 2 GO buck. Nervous trouble or Generally run­
Couqille
Herald
road
reoiepts
$16.75
down syslem? Uwe Electric Belts mid Bat
Coquille on Saturday morning. One sharp, on Front street. Look out for scribe as liberally ns possible, as it registration blks $4 notices $1 Jan
J. W. STKANGE,
SKIN
teriea. Formen mid woninn. Electric In­ DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND
boat will return to Coquille that it and have a good laugh.
keep the feet warm, find prevent cntcli-
DISEASES.
will be the menus of bringing a great court proceedings $13.25................... 65 00 soles
inu cold. For booklet mid circulars, ad­
Office—East Front Street,
evening and the other ou the follow­ F. L. Lowe was a passenger on the many people to our little city by the S Gallier postg sheriff's office............. 12 33 dress,
E lectric A ppliance C o ..
B anhon . O reoon .
L
H
Hazard
envlpa
and
stps
clerk'*
Medford, Oregon.
ing Sunday morniug. One fair pays Mandalay, to San Francisco, where sea. We also intend to do our best
70
29
BANDON, - - - OREGON.
office
.......................................................
he
went
in
furtherance
of
the
purpose
for the round trip.
to prevent any one man causing a J B Dully simps etc trea’s office........ 5 50
GKO. P. TOPPING,
to
put
in
a
shipyard
on
D.
J.
Lowe
’
s
Will
visit llanilon regularly on dates to be
The Mandalay's passenger list from
wrangle which can delay a game for G A Bennet blks elks office........... ... 10 50 Al TORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
supplied in the Local Column.
San Francisco last week was as fol­ place opposite Parkersburg. From a single minute after everything is nil Expenses for poor farm.
Practice» in all tlie Court» of the State.
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•> « t •> é •> y
♦ <•
lows: Mr aud Mrs A J Meddick, Mr, present indications the establishment r«ady, as was done several times Inst N Lorenz mdse.......................................... 25 12
W A Goodman bal due on 2 mos sal
Office
on
Second
Floor
in
Concrete
Building
of
the
shipyard
seems
assured.
and Mrs Jack Hunt and two children,
season, thereby eausing delay ns well as supt.
on First Street,
Pure, fresb, cold spring water
............. .......................... IK) 25
A party, consisting of two persons, as disappointment to many of the C H Fiy 1 mo sal as supt......................... 47 'JI Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
E Stienway, A G Thrift, Mrs J E
LODGI-:. No. 133, I. O. O. F.
piped to any part of town,
• P » 1 » ANDON
meets every Sntmilav evening.
J
Johnson, Mrs Barton, L F Spear, C who struck town Sunday evening, nnd patrons who love America’s National M O Hawkins mdse.................................. 22 65 or money loaned on same.
and to any part of the house,
^Visiting brothels in good standing
on application, in quantities
10 O F cemetary lot for C Zurro con-
Bandon, - - - - Oregon.
B Wheaton, John R Miller, T Kelly, camped out, just outside the corpora­ game,
v-eordifillv invited.
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
I. N. DE LONG, N.G.
G L Moore, Capt Levi Snyder, J W tion, is attracting some interest.
Bandon has the most beautiful ball tinued.
A. G. H ott , Sec.
<■4 <* '♦
V * >*$■**•;• <• *
•>
S Lapp nursing W F Johnson contind
ground
in
Coos
Co.,
nnd
will
eude.iv
Lawrence, Mrs Nels Rasmussen and One is a man and the other is dressed
W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor *
indigent and insane.
B INDON LODGE. No. 115, A. F A. M »
Alvin Munck.
in male attire, but parties who have or to place a team on the dismond Dr Leap axmn Aids Neal insane. ........ 5 00 ¿
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that will in no way disgrace the past
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<• < .*• •>.*
> ANDON LODGE, No. 115. A. F.A .M. < <*■
5 : n
particularly noticed this oue are in­ record of the piHce as a ball town. W H S Hyde exam Mrs Johnson A Mrs
V j.f
,‘5<
Till» 1» Your Opportunity.
) Stnted commnnioHtioiiH firnt Hat *✓
“A neighbor ran in with a bottle of
L
l>EI.
1*111
LODGH.
NO.
<41,
K.
Ol 1*. •!•
00
10
Nord st rum..............................................
clined to think that it is a woman in Then* is much natural talent tn Ilan
ii rd ay after the full moon of each ❖
On receipt of ten cents, eash or stomps, •fi»'
— . -■
%
Chamberlain’H Colic, Cholera and
month. Ail Manter M.iN 'ns eordialK .> * generous snmplo will bo mailed of the
¡disguise. Otie thing peculiar is that don for I his pleasant pa-time and w h s Herman Davis attend A mileage for J
;• invited.
T. J. IIlRIEi’, W. M. <• most popular Catarrh nnd Hoy Fever Cure J I \ELFH1 LODGE. No.61. KNIGHTS*
Diarrhoea Remedy when my son whs
00
Johnson
insane
......................................
7
J I J <>f PyihiiiH. me« ts evrr.v Monday
*
W. H aydon . Seo.
persons passing are not permitted a not develop some of it now us well Il- E > Ehtcroft removing body of A H
:• (Ely’s Crenin Holin) sufficient to detuou .> evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle H h H, v .
suffering with severe cramps and was
struto
tlie
great
merits
of
the
remedy.
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As far ns known nt the present iiinch to South Slough..................... 10
given tip as beyond hope by my regu­
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he or she always turns around or time, the league will be composed of i Dr liuberdB wit exam Hodson children » 31) ««v *
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lar physician, who stands high in his
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Queen of the Forent
Foremt No. 17,
Court Qn?i»n
mannges to keep something 1 etween four teams: Marshfield, Coquille i W H Rogers same................. ................ 3 30
Rev.
John
Reid,
Jr.,
of
Grent
Falls,Mont.,
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profession. After administering three
Kruse
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sup
for
Ramsford
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Forenter»
Forcater» of Ame
Ante feu.
iert.
to prevent anyone from getting a City. Myrtle Point and Bandon, Ch I
Ely's Cream Balm to me. I
doses of it, my son regained con­
in suit put your shoulder to the J Nelson $11.21)...................................... 14 65 •• ^OT’KTQLEt’.N OF THE FOREST J recommended
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
c»u emphasize his statement, “It is a posi­
good
view
at
him
or
tier.
Both
par
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wheel nnd help to push the thing 11 Sengstaken sup- for iiartim n........ 2 i;. > V ’N«i. 17. inerts Eritlnv ii’.lil < f e;r,ii.-. tive cure for catarrh if meet ns directed.”— |
sciousness and recovered entirely
ties are armed having two revolvers along, nnd then yon will see the boys Vlrs M A Jackson board for H Cam­
•>week. in Concrete Hall. Bandon, (hejn n •> Rev. Francis W. l’oo'.e. 1'astor Central 1'rea.
within twenty-four home,” says Mrs.
on •• A cordinl wdconie i« extended t<» all vis- v Church, Helena, Mont.
each. They came up the coast
in Htid practice. We do not ex­ man ....................................................
Mary Haller, of Mt Crawford, Va. through Curry and passed i n toward get
¿ifiim
brothers
HENRY GOE I Z.
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pect to be the last on the list, but Dr J T McCormae—
Ely's Cream Tla’m is the acknowledge«.
II W. W S hiplut .
Chief Rnngcr. *
This remedy is for sale by C. Y. Empire. They camp out without will strive to be at tlie other end, and care of A H Hinch $o8.00
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Fin. Secretnrv.
cure for catarrh nnd cou'nins no mercury
same
Ed
Hmley
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blHiikets
or
other
protection.
may the Lord be wi’h us.
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J. Denholm
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Household Furnishings and Deco­
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BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
Band Concert
O ur hardware
Saturday
Evening
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Couny Court Proceedings
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON,
Fall and Winter Goods.
CLOTHING
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A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy. XtiXTSS
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