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Volume XVIII.
BANDON,
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
MAY
22,
Number 21.
1902
Political Meeting*.
Alfred Johnson of Coquille wus do­
Seed Oats nt W. C. Sauderaon’a.
ing
business
in
town
yesterday.
Stop aud see that beautiful combi­
I Elder Crumley will arrive home I Tandon has had the benefit of two
Fresh ground bone for poultry at nation desk at B. F. Co’s.
T uesday May 13
political discussions during the past
W . C. Sanderson’s store.
If you want a bed lounge or conch next week. He comes by way of week, one from a Socialist stand point Two thousand persons were killed by the
eruption on St. Viuoenct. Relief supplies
Roseburg.
Capt. Levi Snyder of Coquille gave call at the Furniturestore.
and the other from the Republican are being distributed to sufferers un Mar­
Sam
Whetstone,
of
Coquille,
came
Bandon a vieit Saturday evening.
C. E. and E. C. Hunt arrived here
tinique
’ side.
down Tuesday to recreate and enjoy
Don’t forget we keep the best sew Monday evening from Portland,
The Socialists met in their reading The Senate voted $:!00.000 more for the
of the West Indian sufferers.
ing machines made.
B. F. Co.
1000 empty Coal Oil cans wanted. Bandon's pure ozone.
room Sunday evening and were ad- relief
China is unable to orush the rebellion in
A
number
of
the
woolen
mill
girls
Bring
your
empty
cans
to
M.
R.
Lee.
1 dressed by Carl Thompson, of Elgin, the southern provinces.
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos
25 cents, at Wrenshall'» gallery Ban­ J. D. Stywart the New Lake dairy­ are giving a dance in Munck's Hall, III. Mr. Thompson is a speaker of Fort Hall, Idaho, Indian Reset vation will
don.
man was doing business in town Saturday evening. The boys go free. considerable merit and force, being be thrown open to settlement July 17.
The Oregon Naval Reserve has been mus
O. C. Riches, postoffice inspector, far beyond ttie average public speak
E. N. Smith of Myrtle Point was a Tuesday.
tercel out,
was
here
Thursday
and
passed
on
in
­
er in ability. He had bis subject well
W ednesday May 14
Visitor to town the latter part of last
White Plymotb Rock Eggs—13 for
Pelee, on Aiatinique Island, is still
week.
one dollar. Call on or address Joe to Curry county. He returned yes­ in bapd, and held his audience atten­ in Mount
eruption.
terday on bis way to Portland.
tive and kept them interested
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Obman and son, Hare, Hare, Ore.
Epidemics are raging at Hong Kong,
Dentist Snook and wife, of Co- throughout a long discourse. His Chiua.
of Bear creek, had business in town
De Laval Cream Separators for
qnilie,
came down Monday and the visit here has been a tower of strength Italian peasants engaged in a serious
Monday.
light running and clean skimming
dentist has been practicing bis pro- to the Socialists, as it was a powerful riot.
Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can have no equal.
appeal which will aid them to keep Lewis Nixati resigned the leadership of
fession. They returded home today
dies you always find a choice selec­ Get your pictures framed al the
in
line and stand for’ the principles Tamiuauy.
The De Laval Cream Seperator is
tion at Magoon’s.
Furniture store; you will find a large
T hursday May 15
Suits Made to Measure by two of the Best Tailors
they
advocate, besides, it has added
nsed in all counties and are recog­
The Senate passed tbo fortification appro
A. G. Balch, of Coquille, was in assortment of molding.
to
their
number
and
given
others
a
priation bil).
nized as the superior of all machines
in San Francisco.
town Saturday in tbo interest of the
Mrs. E. B. Thrift of Dairyville is
made for separating cream from milk- desire to link their influence for the England is slow in sending relief lo the
State Mutual Insurance Co.
visiting her sister in law, Mrs. David
brotherhood of man.
West Indian sufferers.
J. A. Bowman, the Dairyville black­
Anthracite miners vote to continue the
Mr. Thompson went on bis way
When you want a separator buy a Lowe, of Coquille City.
smith, is helping Peter Nelson of this Monday to fill other appointments, strike.
De Laval: you take no risk; they are
President T. W. Clark, of the Ban­ place, Mr Nelson having a large
Imperfect returns indicate registration iu
but be gave hop» that at some time Oregon are 10,060 under the number in 1300,
the best. You get full value for don woolen mills, is in Detroit Mich.,
amount of black smithing to do for
iu the near future be may be enabled A very rich ore bady has been rediscovered
your money.
having gone there on business.
the vessel on the way6 at Parkers-
to
visit Coos Coos county again when in llieGolcouda mine.
Raiuy weather has madegardening
Ben Cope was in town Saturday bnrg.
bis time is not limited, and when he Gray’s Horbor shipyards have orders for
late and delayed gardeninggenerally. night, having brought up some but­
B orn .—At Bandon, May 1G, to Mr. will be able to visit more places hud a yenr in advance.
Farmers are getting anxious to get ter for shipment to San Francisco.
The Iron production of the United States
and Mrs. W. D. Marshall, a daughter. stay longer.
for
April beat the world.
their seeding done.
In provisions and groceries G. H Mother and child are getting along
Tne House was well filled and the
Robbers took $1200 in money nnd jewelry
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fino
Wall Paper and
E. W. Fahy of Billiards, came Magoon always carries a select stock. finely, and William is expected to get
and Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
House Liniug.
from a safe in FortlHnd.
frequent
au<l
hearty
applause
spoke
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down Thursday evening and remained Fresh supplies arriving on eseb ves­ back to his norma) condition by the
F riday May 16
the appreciation and earnestness of
over night, having interests that at­ sel.
Mount Pelre shows signs of continued ac­ Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and ( to
p,l,ow
;
4th of July or New Years.
Socialists and those inclined toward tivity.
order*
tracted him this way.
Complaint is made of this end of
Furniture
Repairing
and
Saw
filing
a
Specialty.
Miss Mary Yaeger and Miss There­ Socialism.
Emperor William will present to the Uni­
The Bandon Woolen Mills Com the Bandon-Empire rond especially sa Manciet will open up a sewing
The Republican rally took place on ted States a statue of Frederick the Great. GlaSS Uut nnd Fitted to Order- All
UNDERTAKING)
00 Sizes and weigts kept on b ind
pany shipped a large amount of goods the first quarter mile above Ihe Ferry parlor on First street next Monday, Monday evening and was addressed
Oregon intercollegiate team won from
A Full Line of Burial Caskets, .'
d Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
on the Mandalay this trip having put creek bridge. It needs fixing.
and propose to do plaio sewing. by Hou. J. D. Lee, of Salem, who Washington debaters.
Cot
n Hand.
A vein ruuning 50 per cent gold has been
aboard 15 boxes and two bales.
C. W. Majory was up Tuesday from These young ladies are worthy and came well recommended as an hon­ been discovered in the Goltionda mine.
Mrs. Sacchi.of Marshfield.returned the Baroda and reported thnt Cap deserve all the patronage that can be orable man and citizen, but his ap
The consumption of iron keeps pace with
furniture company
home Monday from a visit to this tain Burns had moved the vessel sea­ given them.
peal fell flat on bis audience, eliciting the enormous production.
“t
Armour <t Co’s, lard refinery at Chicago
place and Langlois, having taken the ward about 130 feet during the three
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no applause.
was burned, 'ihe loss was about $360,000
trip in the interest of her millinery proceeding nights.
Now it is possible that in New
Mr. Lee appeared to labor as a man A viaduct upon which people congregated to
trade,
D. Prentist, th« Marshfield dentist, York that the back room as well as might who was out of joint with the watoh the fire gave way, injuiiug 30 persons,
ur hardware
Mr«. J. L. Kronenburg. of Parkers- will be in Bandon July 8fb and re the bar room shall bo open to obser­ cause ho cbHtnpioued, and had to set 7 being fatally hnrt.
H atubday May 17
bnrg. Mi-s Florence Twombley, of main two weeks. He brings a com­ vation from lbs street during prohib­ up au argument that clushed with his
A negro riot Ht Atliuta, Ga., resulted iu
ited
hours.
understanding of what be ought to
Marshfield, and Miss Sadie Fahy, of plete outfit and anything in the den­
eight deaths.
advocate, and seemed to be ill at ease
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Bullards were in town Saturday tal line can be done here as well as in
Four men were killed ill a collision on the
Is now supplied with a full and complete stock of
on the stage, and doubtless has given Billings line, Neb.
the large cities.
wight.
weakness instead of strength to the Chas. S. Savage acquitted of $10,000 dia­
At the Coquille City election last
The quantity and character of farm
mond robbery ai Portland.
Republican
cause here.
week
A
J
Sherwood
wns
elected
may
­
Implements which sro shipped into
A lost mine, in Josephine county, aban
The citizens of Bandon met in the
So
far
as
being
a
vote
maker
be
the Coquille valley speaks of increns or and N Lorenz conncilinan for one Town ball Tuesday evening, Mny 20,
doned 50 years ago, is re discovered and is
ing activity in farming especially as year; J J Stanley, L Hnrlocker and for the purpose of nominating a ticket certaiuly proved a failure and is the very rich.
We carry a complete stock of
S unday Muy 18
G W White, conncilmen for two from which to choose a Town Board. weakest campaigner the Republicans
to raising grain nnd vegetables
Boers
nro
b
dinting
on
ending
'he
war.
have sent, to this place since J. B. Yeag-
Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows,
The Steamer Mandalay arrived year», and E G D Holden was chosen
TINNKR’S SHOP IN
Following is the result of the meet­ ley struck Bandon ten years ago.
Tornado swept through Texas, killing 30
for
recorder
.
CONNECTION,
people
at Golind, and injuring 100 others.
Pipe Fittlujjs and lUuinping a specialty.
from San Francisco Thnrsdny even
.
I
ing:
Coast Mail: Archie Kruse already High wind along the California coast did
The pupils of Mrs. Wooten's school
Ing having 130 tons or freight and
On motion A D Morse was chosen
dnninge off S hu Francisco and Cata-
i
three passengers, the list being W E will hold public exercises iu the school chairman and B N Harriugtoa sucre finds it necessary to increase the ca much
lina Island.
pacity
of
his
clam
canning
plant
and
Rackleff, Carl Anderson and J Stone. building at the close of the term, tary.
M onday Mny 13
Bandon,
Oregon,
Next came the selection of candi­ will pul in a boiler more than twice An explosion in a teunessee coal mine
The league game of baseball sched Tues. May 27th 1902, at 2 o’clock I’.
as
large
as
the
one
he
is
using.
]
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M.
Parents
of
the
pupils
and
mem
­
killed
200
miners.
dates for Town Recorder, and A D
pled for Coquille City, last Stii-dav.
A Minnesota waterspout flooded Preston
bers of the G. A. R. are especially re­ Morse having been put in nomination
Iietween the team of that place and quested to be present.
nnff district by 8 feet of water, Four child
and no other name being offered, on Sciatic Rlieuniatism Cured After Four­ ren were drowned and one man killed by
the Bandon loam, did not materialize,
teen Years of Suffering.
A
couple
of
seedy
looking
individ
­
motion, carried by ballot, nomina­
lightning.
the rainy weather having prevented
uals, whose appearance bespoke the tions were closed and Morse selected.
Ladies' Jackets and
All Kinds of Goods Fur
“I have been afflicted with sciatic A Florida fiend killed 5 persons and com­ A Large Stock Just
it.
Received.
tramp family, struck town Monday
Capes.
Rainy Weather.
For marshall J M Perkins, G S rheumatism for fourteen years,” says mitted suicide. One of bis victims was a
J. L. Roy and wife, of Coquille, evening and remained a day or two
18-year old girl who refused to marry him.
McCullouch
and
E
M
Blackerby
were
Josh
Edgar,
of
Germantown,
Cal
CENTS' FL’KNISHING GOODS.
Two New York ferries collided. The pas­
and Arthur Ellingson nnd wife, of selling spectacles which they claimed
Parkersburg, came down about the to have found, but which was probab­ put in nomination and the result of “I was able to be around but con sengers escaped.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing
middle of last week on a camping ly a cheap article they had purchased the bnllot was the selection of Black­ stantly suffered. I tried everything A gasoline tank fit Pittsburg exploded
burying
eight
persons
in
the
ruins;
one
is
erby
an
1
McCullouch
as
candidates
I could hear of and at last was told
nnd fi-hing expidition, and remained and were trying to palm off for gold
known to be dead, the others injured.
for marshal.
to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, The Cuban Republic took its place among
over Sunday.
ones. Outside their business of dis­ To select a tow n council 20 names which I did nnd was immediately
nations to day.
Mrs. Alice Nielsen, of Port Orford, posing of “found spectacles!»” their
were put before the house to select relieved and in a short time cured,
who spent some ten days visiting her chief occupation seemed to be to fill
Boots and Shoes
¿'j
MARINE.
from and the 10 selected as receiving and I am happy to say it has not
ABBIVKD.
daughters. Mi's. P. B. Hoyt of this up on bad whiskey.
the highest number of votes were C since returned.“ Why not use this May 15—Stmr Mandalay, Batchelder, 48
place and Mrs. Ed Ohmnn and Miss
The steamer Favorite sank at the Rasmussen, A G Hoyt. Dr A W Kime liniment and got well? It is for sale hours from S F.
Rose Long of Bear creek, retnrned wharf at Coquille City last Friday
May 16—Sehr Del Norte. Jacobsen, 24
B N Harrington, Elbert Dyer, J B by C. Y. Lowe.
hours from Bogue River to C M & T Co.
home last Tuesday.
night causing some trouble and I ohs Marshall, R E L Bedillion, M Brew­
SAILED.
J. C. Yale arrived here Satnrdny to her owners. During tlie ebb of er, Sid RicLiard.stm and Carl Nelson.
May 16—t-.cbr Albion, lairsen to San Fran­
CONSTANTLY on HAND
Accompanied by liis helper. F. W. the tide the boat lodged on a pile eo
cisco
After the nominations were made
Mav 21—Sehr Lizzie Prien, Stranglant to
McNamara, and opened up bis mam­ that as the tide ran out the vessel the proposition of celebrating July
The following which is a clipping San Francisco.
moth stock of samples Monday and careened over untjl slie filled with 4th, 1902, was considered.
from
the State Journal, holds out a May 21—Sehr Coquelle. Anderson, to San
Jias been taking orders of the mer­ water aud sank. She was raised
First a motion was put before the measure of promise to citizens of Francisco.
Mny 21—Slmr Jlaudalny, Bntchelder to
chants of Bandon and vacinity.
Sunday and put on the sand bar op house to secure t he voice of the citi­
Coos county aa to quick transporta­ San Francisco.
will be disposed of nt prices that will astonish you, while there are
H. M. Graves and wife who were posits Coquille. Tuesday evening zens which was carried unanimously
tion and easy ingress to the interior
here from Rosebnrg. on a visit and she was brought down here and yes­ in favor of celebrating.
from this part of the coast:
To be bad in Dry Goods, Clothing, Siloes.
for the benefit of Mr. Graves’ health, terday morning went on the Dis
Then by motion carried by ballot
Hon. B. J. I’engra is in Eugene
And other goods that must be sold to make
left for their home the latter part of patch's run while that vessel will be it was determined to elect a commit
room for more.
M. E. C hubcu .
looking after military road matters.
last week. Mr. Graves was much given some slight repairs, The Dis tee of five on arrangement to take
Tlie Great Central Company recontly Pleachine service every 2nd and 4th Sun­
benefitted by his visit to the coast.
took her usual run today.
charge of the preparation and carry incorporated, with a capital of $10,- day at 11 A. M. and 7180 P. M.
J. M. UPTON,
A. W. KIM«, M. ».
Attorney A. J. Sherwood, of Co­ Captain Burns came up yesterday forward the work necessary to a prop 000,000 to build a railroad from Salt Sunday School every Sunday at IQ, A. M, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Epworth Leneue ,6:30 P. M,
PHYSICIAN AN1) SURGEON
quille City, was in town a day or two from the Baroda briuging word that er observance of our National Holi­ Lake to Coes Bay, has been organized Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M
DANDON, COOS COUNTY, OHKOON .
BANDON. OREGON.
the latter part of last week, and it the vessel made 53 feet out to sea on day.
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
U. S. H olcomb , Pastor.
as a result of his efforts for forty
was just possible that he was taking the proceeding night without any as­
Street.
On motion, carried by ballot, Chris years, and one of the great railroad
Calls to all parts of town and county
SALE—A ranch consisting of 160
pioinptly anawured day or night. Office on
a qniet survey of the political ontlook sistance other than the action of the Rasmussen, Elbert Dyer, Geo. P. Top­ systems of tlie United States is be­ 7OR
.
acres; situated qn Connor creek, 12
corner of Lower Main and Atwater street^
IV. llnydon, M. I>.
of this section in the interest of the surf. We understand that be has ping, Dr Haydon and Charles Lorenz hind it and means business. The miles South of Bandon; mostly bottom land,
Democratic ticket.
now succeeded in moving her as far were elected as said committee, and route selected is by way of Lake Odell unimproved; 27 acres in grass, tlie balance DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND SKIN
J. W STRANGE,
is covered with alder and snlrnon brush;
DISEASES.
T. J. Thrift, deputy assessor, re­ seaward as be desires until 6be is on motion it was moved and carried and over a low pass north of Diamond joins county rond. and close to school,
turned home Saturday and remained ballasted and conditions are favorable that the committee on arrangements Peak, then down to Eugene, across Price $7 Or) an acre. Enquire of J $|. Jones Office—East Front Street,
B andon , O bkoon .
with his family over Sunday. He did to towing. She is now out to a point be delegated power to appoint sub­ the Upper Siuslaw, across the Unap BandoA, Oregon.________________________
BANDON. - - • OREGON.
some
assessing here Monday at which the high tides of June, committees and make all arrange­ qua and then along the coast to Coos
GKO, I'. TOPPING,
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to !>•
and left for the South Slough count­ which take place about the Gtb, will ments necessary to a proper anil suc­ Bay. We have received sufficient ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
supplied in the Local Column.
ry next day. Mr. T. hopes to be the easily take effeient effect and if the cessful observance of July 4th.
nformation to indicate that the road Practice* In all the Courts of the State.
Bea
is
just
right,
that
is
not
too
rough,
» 4 -.' <■ -,*• t 4 j- 4 4 4 J 4 4,4 4.» 4-J £
next assessor and thinks he will pull
There being no further business be­ is not run by hot air, but is backed
Floor in Concrete Building
•: BANDON LODGE No. 133, P.O. F
put ahead of J. T, Houser, the Re, she will in all probablity, be floated fore the bouse the meeting then ad­ up with abundant means to carry it Office on Second
on First Street.
Ptir«*. fresh, cold spring wnter
journed.
publican nominee, who, by the way, at that time.
* I > ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. O. F.
Life Insurance Policies nnd Bond« bought
piped to any part of town,
to success.
or money loaned on same.
X I ■) inerts every Satnidav evening.
was defeated in the race for the same
and to nny part of the house,
¿Visiting brothers in good standing
Whooping Cough.
on application, in qnantitiea
office six years ago.
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
^cordially invited.
WON'T FOLLOW
ADVICK
AFTKK
desired. Ratos reasonable. : :
I N. DE LONG, N.G.
I'AYININO FOR IT.
is hereby given Io nil persons not ».»»»»« 4 4 -4 •> »• 4 4 4 4 4 4 «• * 4 4 4 4 4 »
A. G. H ott . Seo.
The Concert which took place her«
A woman who has had experience to Notice
trespnss upon ihe premises of Dr. Kenvoii, '4
W.
H,
LOGAN,
Proprietor
’
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In a recent article a prominent with this disease, tells bow to prevent situated between Floras Luke nnd the coun­ BANDON LODGE, No. 115, A. F. A. 11! N-
last Saturday night was well attended
ty rond. in Northern Curry, by removing,
pnd afforded splendid amusement for physician says, l,It is next to impos­ any dangerous consequences from it. cutting,
or destroying timber upon said ? IXANUON LODGE, No. 115. A FT .M. ''
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4
s' 4 4 4 4 4 41» » 4 4 4 44 4 4 4^
♦
I ) Stated oommnnicutioiiq first Sat
Thousands uro Trying It,
the evening. The music was good sible for the physician to get bis ! She says: Our three children toon land. $25 reward will be paid for iuforma
DEI
urdny after the full moon of each
tion lending fo n eouvictiou of trespass ns
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Tn order to prove the great merit of I
and shows what can be accomplished patients to carry opt any prescribed whooping cough last summer, our stated
<* month. All Manter Maaons cordially
above.
Mljr’a Civ an Bahn, the most effective euro j
elphi
LODqK.No.M,
knights
:•
invited.
T
J.
iHKlFT.
W.
Al.
<•
Dated
si
Bandon.
Oregon.
March
14.
1301.
course
of
hygiene
or
diet
to
the
even iti a short time by persistant ef­
baby boy being only three months old,
for (’.dari h And Col I in Head, wo nave pro-
<
\V. H atimjn . S« o .
of Pythias. meets every Monday
PEIER NELSON, Agent.
•:
<• pand a p*1 lerous trial size for 10 cents. .;. evening st filló o'clock.
in
Cp^tl
fort and thorough instruction. The smallest extent; be bus but one re and owing to our giving them Cliniu-
'dock,
Castle Hall,
s' £****%<$** ■Wit»
< 4**0* Get it of your druggist or send 10 c ents to
Bandon, Ogn.
P. NELSON, U. C.
tnii>«trel jokes and acting was fully sort left, namely, th» drug treatment.” berlain’s Cough Remedy, they lost
A B. N. H ahhinoton , K. of R. npd 8-
ELY
BIOS.,
C3
AVarrca
St.,
N.
Y.
City.
<• ■S ’? * •> * * A * ■** *•’ 4 4' *
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up to what tfionld be expected fiom When medicines are used for chronic none of their plumpness and came
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4
T flU'Tered from catarrh of Vie worst kin.I ♦ * * * # ♦ * * «♦»♦*♦♦»# X4.4.4
z.. Court Queen of the Fore.f No. 17,
constipation,
the
most
mild
nnd
gentle
amateures who had but little prepara­
out in much better health than other LIFE OF T. liKWITf TALMAOK. by 4
•v r since a boy. An t Í never Imped t »• (
Forentem of Avne. lea.
_____
»> e.ire, bat Ely’« < ream Balm aeems to do;
tion in the way of rehereul, and were obtainable, such ns Chamberlain’s children whose parents did not use his son. R ev . F rimu D kwiit T almaor rii <1 *
QUEEN OF THE FO1IFS1 * • vrn that M ”iy n<- ; mil dann a hare m. .1. Wrenshall & Wrenslv.il.
pnjoyed by the audience. There was Stomach At Liver Tablets, should be tins remedy Our ol losl little* girl I nssocinte editors ut Cbristtsn ilrrnkl. Only fpOURT
\ > No. 17, meetH Friday night <>f each., it with exoel’- ut r ilK- < ; >; .ir C’ ü U- úu ). |
eotue delay between acts lint this was employed. Their use is not followed would call lustily fur cough syrup I Look endorsed by Talmage futnily. Enor­ yweek. in Coucrcde flail, Bitndon. Oregon./. 13 \V-,rre«i A .e., (’Uicag », III.
\ cordial welcome ia extended to all
unavoidable because of luck of splice l>y constipation as they leave the between whoops. -J essie P inkey mous profit for am'iitd who not quicklv. >iting
Ely’s Cream Bal n is the acknowledged ;
brother«
HENRY GOETZ.
cur • f >r eaii’rrh atd e->u‘.ainH no coeain , '
on the singe, and the numerous per­ l»owels in a natural and healthy con­ H all . Springville, Ala This Rr*iu-1 Ontfir ten cen’s- Write ime.r-Jislelv Cliirk
W. W SKno.rr,
Chief Ranger.
# Co.. 134 <«. 4lh .«♦. Philo., Pa, Mir,tn,u
Fin. Serretnrv,
nor nny im ir . m dr
Frier’, 1
sons Inking psrt.
dition Fur sule hv C, Y. Lowe.
edy is for saie by C Y. Iiowe.
ROUND
GALI.FRY, BANDO J
this napjir.
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Important News Notes
LOCAL NEWS.
J. Denholm
I s
s
Dry Goos of Every Description,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
BOOTS and SHOES
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
.
O
DEPARTMENT
Town Primary.
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware.
and Miners’ Supplies.
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON.
Fall and Winter Goods
)RY GOODS
N. T .(»KUNZ'S
CLOTHING
STORE
Prospective Railroad.
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Church Directory
Other bargains
J
DENTIST,
BANDON
...Water Works...
D
AGENTS WANTED.
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Photographers,