Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, June 05, 1902, Image 1

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Volume XVIII.
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
JUNE
5,
I902
Number 23.
*
The State Election.
Excursion to Coquille next Sun­
Seed Oats at W. C. Samiereon’».
day.
1 Chandler of Lee. wait here Tues­
J. S. Coke and F. A. Lais« of
Fresb ground bone for poultry at day.
T uesday May 27
Chamberlain, Democrat, is elected
Marshfield
were in town last night.
The House passed the immigration bill.
W . C. Sanderson’s store.
J. N. Kelly of Riverton, was in
governor by about 4000 plurality.
Captain Roberts, U. S. L. S. 8. In­ The rest of I lie ticket is Republi­ The Ohio Republican convention is prac­
B orn At Baudon. June 1, 190’2, to town this week.
tically unanimous for Hanna's re election.
spector
is visiting the Baudon station can.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stillwell, a son.
Marshfield has organized a Ship
One man was killed aud 100 hurt by the
today.
In the county Hazard. Thrift and collapse of a temporary sidewalk at New
K
ft'
L. W Dcyoe, of Myrtle Point was Carpenters' Union.
5Í
York.
Rev.
Horsfall
will
bold
services
in
W,
Horsfall
won
out
ou
the
Demo
­
a Baudon visitor Saturday evening
J. D. Stewart, of th« McClellan
The large sasb and door faotory burned at
E. A. Thorbaven of Northern Cnrry ranch, was doing towu yesterday. • St. John’s church Sunday, morning cratic ticket. The Republicans cap- Grant's Pass will be rebuilt.
tured
the
other
offices.
and
evening
at
the
usual
hours.
The teamster’s strike may oause a meat
was doing business iu towu " sturdily.
Cap'ain Levi Suyder was greeting
Next week we will Le able to Rive famine at Chicago.
H. M. Addis who has been working
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos old acquaintances here yesterday.
The Chinese Mutual Steamship Line was
upon a steam ship proposition to get the full vota.
25 cents, nt Wrenshall's gallery Bau-
Adam Pershbaker, of Prosper, was
sold for $2,000.000.
service
I
etween
Portland
and
this
CliriNtimiM
Home.
don.
Master Builders will not resume work un­
doing business in town yesterday.
I river was in town last night.
til plainiug mill boycott is off.
E. C. Peck came up Monday from
George Frobm of San Francisco,
Mo R ecorder last week.
W adnesday May 28
the mines on Sixes for a visit to Bau- was doing business iu town yester­ Elder C. E. Crnmley will preach in
Salmon berries are ripening.
Ths appropriation for the Portland Post-
Recorder
Hall
next
Sunday
morning
don.
day.
Old man Winter, who made bis office is increased.
at 11 A. AI., and 8 o’clock P. M. The
Ches. Chaemicbael, of Eureka, Cal.,
De Laval Cream Separators for . public is cordially invited to attend.
presence very obnoxious for two No time is fixed for considering the state­
hood bill.
registered at the Tupper House Mou- light running ami clean skimming
Spray Osborn has been severely ill weeks left for parts unknown, last Another eruption occurred on Martinique.
day.
have no equal.
¡this week but is better. He intends week, and Miss »Spring stepped forth Bituminous coal miners may strike out of
A B. Daily of Portland. was here
Suits Made to Measure by two of the Best Tailors
Dr J. W. Strang« came down Tues going East of the Cascades in quest her suuuy cou ntennnce radiant with sympathy.
Morgan steamship deal is si ill worrying
Monday in the inter«st of the Atkins day and has been doirip; doutal work ¡of health, and will be accompanied by smiles: quite welcome lassie.
in San Francisco.
Germany.
Saw company.
Farmers have taken advantage of Great Britain T and
here for a couple of »lays.
! his father.
hursday May 29
the present tine weather to plant The House passed the silver coinage bill.
Of groceries, finite, nuts nnd can­
In provisions and groceries G H
T. W. Clark, president of tho Ban-
A general strike is threatened nt Manila.
dies you always find a choice selec­ Magoon always carries a select stock. j don Woolen Mills Co., arrived bom« their much needed gardens.
Jumper ologist Holmes has rented The Russian famine situation grows worse.
tion at Magoon’s.
Fresb supplies arriving on each ves­ . yesterday from a bt.siness visit to
his place to a Mr Hermann, of Myrtle Democrats will make trusts and tariffs
A. B. Daley, a commercial traveler, sel.
issues in the Congressional campaign.
; Detroit. While away hesecute l con­
of Portland, was soliciting of Bandon
F. E. Hicks, th« Photographer took tracts sutti ’iont. to keep the woolen Point, and contemplates leaviug for Britt defeated Lavigne after eight rounds
of fighting at San Franci»oo.
merchants yesterday.
passage to Wedderburn last Friday mills busy night and day for more California in June.
William Haiues and wife, of Eu­ Four persons drowned near Kalnma by h
on
tlie
schooner
Berwick
when
she
J E Hawkins, one of DairyvilD’s
(tbiiu a year to come.
gene, arrived last week on a visit to boat turning over.
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prominent citizens was doing busi­ sailed.
F riday May 30
Ins brother J. A. Haines aud family Impressive Memorial
day exercises were
ness in town Tuesday.
The Northwest wind started in
of Eckley.
Beil Room Suites
Curtain l'ol.s nud Fine
Wall Payer and
held thooghout Oregou.
and Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
W. S. McKtinc. of Alameda. Calif., yesterday at a rate that indicated
Uncle Robert Lowe came up from
There is trouble with “aooners” ou Spo-
------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES -------
arrived here, Inst Friday, to play ball that the rainy weather has given up
kane
reservation.
The Baudon baseball grounds were Dr. Elgin’s last week with the mail The Gieat Northern is to build three more Cabinet Shop in Connection.
business for awhile at least.
Mattresses ind
with the Bandon team.
too
wet to play upon last Sunday, carrier, ou a visit to his old time big steamers.
Furniture Repairing and Saw filing a Specialty.
The Copper Queen towed the new I
frieud F. 8. Avery, and to be handy
Charles Lorenz gave Coquille City
i hence the game between the Marsh­
Ex Governor Pennoyer is dead.
n visit Monday having had business vessel, Rogue River, from Coos bay field and Baudon teams, scheduled to for the election that comes oft a
GlaSS But and Fitted to Order- AU
H atubdat May 31
PnenrtiyFiRo^.,,!: U’MDERTAKINQ
'■* 33 Sizes and weigts kept on b ind
to Rogue River, arriving at Gold
week from to day.
which called him there.
A
meat
famine
is
on
in
Chicago.
A Full Lino of Burial Caskets,
,
Come
off
at
this
place
bad
to
be
post-
d Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Messrs Searles and Thompson, of Three persons in North Dakota were in
Coi
n Hand.
Edgar Bossen, t he Dairyville Ma Beach S.itur.lay morning.
1 potied or else played somewhere else,
\V. A. Bingaman anti Lyinno Wolf ■ ami so a change was made in the Washington State, who have been ex jured by a tornado,
eon, was doing business in town the
are getting their gasoline launch well program and the teams met on t tie peeled the past two or three weeks to 10.000.0c0 feet of lumber was shipped from
latter part of last week.
commence opperationson their placer Portland by sea during May.
When yon want a separator buy a along toward completion. It will be diamond at C< qnille.
S unday June 1
claim, on .South Sixes have not ar
De Lava)¡yon take no risk-, they are quite a vessel wbeu finished.
Wo have tried persistently to g<4
Oregon’s first silver mine has been opened
The De Laval Cream Separator is U good report of the game ami have rived yet, but I have been informed iu Josephine county.
the best. Yoll got full value for
A roan was fatally shot iu a quarrel at
used
in all counties and are recog not succeeded, nnd can give only the a ton and a half of freight has ar.
your money.
Fairhaven, Wash.
rived at Myrtle Point for them.
iiized
as
the
superior
of
till
machines
general
result,
it
appearing
tbnt
there
C. B. Zeik and party who arrived
A transport arrived in San Fiancisco with
By the time this reaches the Re
Twenty first Infantry.
hero Sunday on the steamer Manda- made for separating cream from milk. had been no correct report kept.
colder the stamps in the quartz mill Pence terms have been signed by Britton
The steamer Dispatch left here
The schooner Onwar i arrived up
)ny have cam« to do black sand min­
at Poverty Gulch will be crushing and Boer.
about
8
o'clock
in
the
morning
carry
­
is now supplied with u full mid complete stock of
from .San Francisco yesterday nnd
ing in the Randolph district.
ore, as George Hull has a force of Storm and fire do great damago in Japan.
sailed
into
harbor
having
been
10
ing
the
home
team
and
a
large
unm-
Adam I’ershbiiker reduced
men at work there and Madam Four persona were burned to death at
days out. She brought in about 150 tier of excursionists to Coquille and
hours of labor at the Prosper
Rumor has it, will start the mill up Rockaway Beaoli.
in the evening about 7:30 o’clock she
tons of freight.
M onday June 2
mill last, week, to 9 hour a day.
in three or four days.
W. 8. Cope and Allen Boice, of returned bringing the pleasure seek­ I wonder how much beef, the A mountain in South Alaska was in erup­
yvngea were retained al the old rate.
tion April 11.
ers and ball players back.
working men back East that voted England is rejoioing over having conclud We carry a complete stock of
Co). C. T. Bbimenrotber was in Floras creek were in town Tuesday
Th«» demonstrations on the return
(own yesterday on bis return from having each brought up a load of of the steamer were much the same for a full dinner pail at the last Presi­ ed pence iu Sooth Africa.
Tools, Cutlsry, Doors and Windows,
steamer
Trauaviuilers pay no war taxes and
butter
for
shipment
on
the
TINNEK'8 SHOP IN
the county seat having carried the
dential Election can see in their aro The
to be given seif government.
as might l»o expected from a baud of
CONNECTION.
Pipe Fitting* and I’luinning a specialty.
Mandalay
to
San
Fransisco.
buckets since the formation of the
election returns of Four-mil» to that
Commanches execut ing a war dance.
The
League
game
of
baseball
will
place
beef Dust.
iis fat- as noise and diu worn concerned,
The Ilarrisou Brothers are up do
J. T. Houser Republican nominee be at Coipullo next Sunday between arising from the general rejoicing of
the
Marshfield
and
Coquille
teams.
ing
assessment work on tbeir mining
Bandon,
Oregon.
for assessor, visited this locality the
part of those who bad gone to witness
latter part of last week, in the interest The usual excursion aud excursion the game, chief among whom was locations at Rusty Bute.
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of bis race for the assessorsbip of the rilles will be on from Baudon.
our friend Joo who seemed to be try­ Miss Fetter, of Remote commenced
D entistry .- Dr. J. W. Strange >vill ing to get outside himself in bis efforts a threo mouths term of school in the
county.
visit.
Dairyville Friday May 6, pre to do the occasion justice, while a Eckley District last week.
R. H. Mast, deputy clerk, came
pared
to do all.kinds of dental work, new broom was tied upon the mast
M ountaineer .
down from the county seat Saturday
A Largo Stock Just
Ladies' Jackets and
AH Kinds of Goods Fop
and
will
remain
6
days.
Reasonable
evening and greeted old acquaintan­
indicating a clean sweep.
Received.
Capes.
ltniny Weather,
rates
and
all
work
guaranteed.
CHAULES D. FELTER, PROP.
ces in Bandon. He returned home
Both teams did good playing but
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
George Schaub, a well known Ger­
The Bandon baseball players noted victory rested with the Buudonians.
U«xt day.
man
citizen
of
New
Lebanon,
Ohio,
is
that
the
account
of
Sunday
’
s
ball
Below is th« score by innings.
Captain Robert Frederick started,
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
a constant reader of the Dayton
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last Sunday morning, on his return game in the Coast Mail, of Tuesday,
Volktzeilung. He knows that this FRESH BREAD, PIES AND COOKIES
to Alaska, believing that the far North between the Bandon and Marshfield
Marshfield
0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1—4 paper aims to advertise only the best
teams,
was
conspicuous
by
its
absence.
is a good place in which to gather a
I). Prentist, the Marshfield dentist, Bandon........... 1 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 6 in its columus, aud wbeu he saw Meals at all Honra at Yor Own Prices
competency for future use.
will
be in Bandon July 8tb and re­ Strn.ik out by Wright, 11; by Han­ Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised
ilr Boots and Shoes
The Foresters gave W. W. Shipley
therein for lame back, he did not
rahan,
4.
Two-baso
hits
Pag"
1;
main
two
weeks.
He
brings
a
com
­
another surprise last night in the
MeKutie, 1. Threo base bits—Phil­ hesitate in buying a bottle of it for Yon order what you want, aud only pay
way of farewell attention. Mr. Ship plete outfit and anything in the den­
bis wife, who for eight weeks had for that which you order.
ts!
line
can
be
done
here
as
well
as
in
brick, 1.
ley expects to start on bis journey
suffered with the most terrible pains
the
large
cities.
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Southward about next Monday.
in her back and could get no relief.
Miss Mary Blackerhy and her sis­
DECORATION DAY
The schooner Berwick sailed from
He says: ’’After using the Pain
i OR SALE OR RENT.—One acre lot. in
CONSTANTLY on HAND
ter Ina intend starting next Friday
the Coquille for Rogue River, last
Bendon: G<x>d bonse with five rooms aud
Balm for a few days my wife said to
OBSERVED,
morning for a visit to relatives at
out-booses on let. Enquire at this office.
Friday with a cargo of coal and lum­
me;- I feel as though born anew,’ aud
Silverton anil other valley towns
ber for R. D. Hume. Mr. Hume is
Decoration Day, May 30, received befere using the entire contents of
going to try using coal in bis can They will go to Portland on the reapedful attention here, this year as the bottle the unbearable pains had
steamer Alliance and return by Rose
nery.
entirely vanished aud she could Bgaiu
burg, nud expect to be gone a month. has been the custom since 1889. when
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish yon, while there are
OF T. DBWITT TALMAGE, by
For biliousness use Chamberlain's
Decoration services were tirst inaugu­ take up her household duties.” He his LIFE
My
little
son
had
au
attack
of
son,
Kuv.
F
iukk
Dswrrr
T
almagi
and
is very thankful and hopes that all
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
To bo bad in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
rated at this place.
suffering
likewise will bear of her associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
cleanse the stomach and regulate the whooping cough anil was threatened
and other good« that must be sold to make
The column formed on First street
book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor­
with
pneumonia;
but
for
Chamber
room
for
more.
liver and bowels, rfiectii g n quick
lead by the Band, being followed by wonderful recovery. This valuable mous profit for agents who not quickly.
Outfit ten cents- Write immediately Clerk
and permanent cure. For sale by Iain's Cough Remedy we would have the children with flowers for decora­ liniment is for sale by C. Y. Lowe.
had a serious time of it. It also saved
& Co.. 82-4 8. 4Oi St. l’lille., Pa. Mention
J. M. UPTON,
C. Y. Lowe.
A. W. HUIE, M. 1>.
him from severnl severe attacks of tion purposes. Then came the Ban­
thia paper.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Oyster« for Coon Boy.
The steamer Mandalay, as part of croup.—H. J. S trickfaden , editor don post, the Relief corps, the tire
PHYSICIAN AND SUHGEON
BANDON, 0008 COUNTY, OBEOPN.
her cargo, carried away a scow loiul il'orld Herald, Fair Huven, Wash. department, and last, the citizens.
BANDON. OREGON.
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
of burdwood'timber which wasshipped Fur sale by C. Y Lowe.
The march was made to the ceme­ Coast Mail: J. W. Benuett ro­
Street.
Celia
to
all parts of town and comity
down from Myrtle Peiut. This wood,
tery. at which place, the rites of the ceived on the Alliance two bags of
promptly anBWeied day or night, dike oq
M.
E.
C
hurch .
Th« steamer Mandalay got into the Woman’s Relief Corps, also those of oyster ‘plants” from Olympia, which Preaching service every 2mj and 4th Sun­
corner of Louer Aluiu and Atwater streety
part or most of which is myrtle, will
w. Haydon, M. I».
be shipped to Germany and France river Sunday morning from San Fran­ the Grand Army were observed after he will put out in the bay just above day at 11 A. M. and 7<30 P- M.
J. W. STRANGE,
where it will be manufactured in to cisco bringing 150 tons of freight and which the graves were decorated and the Glasco wharf. Mr. Benuett has Sunday School ovary Sunday nt 10, A. M. DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND SKIN
DISEASES.
been trying for some time to get Epworth League ,0:30 P. M.
25 passengers. Following is the list: the return to to town took place.
novelties.
Office—East Front Street,
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M
In the afternoon there was an ora­ oysters suitable for planting here,
B andon , O reoon .
Of what does a bad taste in your O Hansen, W Mclsaac, C B Zeik, Mrs
U. S. H oucomb , Pastor.
mouth remiud you? It indicates that C B Zeik, C D Miller, A T Yarring- tion in Mnnok’a Hall, preceded by and has had considerable correspond
OREGON.
BANDON.
GEO. I'. TOPPING,
your stomach is in bad condition and ton, F M Curtis, C Wan, J J Brown, the rites of the G A. 11., including a ence with Prof. Washburn, who is
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to bo
supplied in the Local Column.
will remind you that there is nothing R Beattons, J Tanse. Mrs J Tanse, recitation, aud a couple of selections authority on the subject, and who has ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
Mrs
Singlewood,
Mr
and
Mrs
Row
­
by a volunteer choir. The exercises given him instructions us to planting, Practices tn all the Court» of the State.
ao good for such a disorder as
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Chamberlain's Stomnch & Liver Tab­ land, R M McDonald, .1 Ernkson, H passed off very smoothly and were etc. Master Fish Warden Van Dnz«u Office ou Second Floor in Concrete Building
•f BANDON LODGE No. 133. I.O.O, F •>
Hasson,
Geo
Ross,
M
Boot,
0
Twigg,
lias
also
helped
materially
in
getting
on
First.
Street,
Pure, fresh, cold spring water
well attended. The uratiou wns given
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jg
lets after having once used them.
Life
I
’
isnrance
Policies
anil
Bonds
bought
& I > ANDON LODGE, No. 133,1.0. O. F.*r
piped to any part of town,
They cleanse aud invigorate the J J Sullivan. J Jacobsen. J Donald­ by Rev. W. 8. Holcomb, of Coquille the oysters. Mr Bonnett will also or money loaned on saiue.
^i) meet« every Sfttnrdav evening./.
and to any part of the house,
City who also delivered the memorial secure some of the Yaquini Bay vari
SViHiting brothers in good staudlng
stomach and regulate the bowels. son.
ou application, in qnantitie«
ltandon. - - - - OreRon.
¿¡fcordiully
invited.
8:
ety
of
oyster«
nnd
plant
them
here.
sermon on the preceding Sunday.
For sale at 25 cents per box by C. Y.
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
X
I. N. DE LONG, N.G. <•
Enterprise:
V.
McCurdy,
the
trap
­
Good
authorities
pronounce
Illis
bay
Concocted with the arrangement for
'< A. G. H ott . Sec.
Lowe.
per, came in from tho mountains observing Decoration Day was a din­ as favorable a location for oyster cul­ fr I14NDON I.OIMIE. No. 115, A. F. A. M fr W. H, LOGAN, Proprietor
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Chas. D. Felter will open a Bakery after supplies, Monday. Mr. Me ner prepared by the Woman’s Relief ture as nny on tlm const, and there f I > ANDON LODG E. No. 115, A. F.A .M.
ttw
*♦ * * * fr.« < ¿:ç
Thov.san Is a-« Trying It.
Hüd lieeturant tomorrow, in the Curdy informs us that he hail the ( Corps for tile members of the Grand seems no good reason why we should 7 1 ? Sl it««! ooiiimunicntions first Sat
-
-
-
—
—
" • — —
iimlav
after
the
fail
moon
of
«rncii
g
To order to prove tho great merit of
not raise our own "lucions bivalves.” « in.>uth. All Muster Masons cordial'-, «
Marshall building, next door lo Nel misfortune to lose a saddle horse be­ Aimy, the W. R. C. nod the band.
'-I'y'eCrea
n
Birin,
tho
inost
effective
cure
longing
to
W.
H.
Hewett,
which
ho
i
invited.
'I'. J. THRIFT, W. M. fr
son’s meat market, on First street.
I r ( .dairti and Cold in Hea l, wp nave pva-
MARINE.
•O’
■>
VV. H vydon , Sec.
a p i io-n ti.al si-J for 19 cent.«.
He purposes to keep al) kind of had hired. The horse attempted to I
akbivkd .
5
fr fr fr* » fr.-tvi- i,-i jfrS.v.iitfrW'fr «<• •fry-- ■ («red
i< t it of v u.r d.u
t < r send 10 < e;:ta to
breads, pies, cakes and cookies, in cross Rock creek and was caught by '
June 1—fltmr Mand.aUy, Batchelder. CO
ELY BtC u, f.J At'.irr.m fit., K. Y, City.
Sÿ : •> fr •• fr fr fr.fr«
í*
j£i-<frfrfr!fr
bonr-i from S in Francisco.
fact, everything in the pastry line, the swift current and soon drowned.
Court «plrrti of Ilio Forest No. 17,
I saTerc.l from evtarrh of the wont kind X - . S-8Í •» •
June 4—Sehr Onward. Jorgensen. 10 days
lo supply the wants of the public, He says th" worst thing about it wnsi
ever since a boy, an I I never h- q» d for
Forester* of Anwlca.
from San Francisco, to C M A T Co.
that
he
had
to
pay
Mr.
H»
lit
about
each
:•
Meals will be furbished at all hours
c ii-«, but Ely’s Cre.i.n Balui sec ,s to do
June 4—Sehr Albion, Larsen, 11 days from
QUEEN OF THE FOREST j even that. M i.ijr acq’mintanet« have used
Wrenshall
Wrensh .11,
■: Í WUT
'»OI’HTL
and on short notice. Guests can or four times the amount the animal
San Francisco, to H IL
vV ' No. 17. iw ei« Frida» night. < f encl > it with excel'.'at r suit-
< >hcur Outrun;,
der and pay for what they waut. He was actually worth.
RAILED.
■¿week. in Concrete Hall. Bandon Oregon
io Warren Ave., Ci»ic,ig>, III.
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May 30—Sehr Berwick, Ackerman, to *A cordial welcome is extended to all vis-fr
solicits a share of the public patron­
Ely’s Cream Balin is t’o oc'.-nowlcdgcd I
•iling
brothers
HENIO
GOETZ.
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The Weekly Oregonian and this paper
Rogne River.
t W. W S hifiov ,
Chief Ranger. £ enr ■ for catnnh and contains no cocahin,
age and will render respectful atten­ give you all th« news of home, state, the
June 3—Stmr Mandalay, Batchelder, to
Fin. Secretary.
ÿ in rcury nor any injurious drug, rrico,
tion to the wants of patrons.
at 7;3O o\ ock.
i ROUND II«>V*fr- r.H.l NKV, niNDpp
Northwest and the nation.
San Francisco.
LOCAL NEWS.
Important News Notes
J. Denholm
Dry Goos of Every Description.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
BOOTS and SHOES
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Sunday’s Baseball Game.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
O ur
hardware
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware.
and Miners’ Supplies.
LEDGERWOOD & CORSON,
Bakery and
Restaurant
Fall and Winter Goods.
DRY GOODS
N. T .GRENZ’S
P
CLOTHING
STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
AGENTS WANTED.
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
Church Directory
DENTIST,
BANDON
Water Works...
>. j
1
Band Concert
Saturday
Evening
Photographers,
à fr
«o.wsssr.'í’.?.*
bu veuta.
At druggist* or by inai|.