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BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
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JUNE
12,
1902
Number 24.
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State Brister.
David Perkins of this place was
Itnilv tiy lietween Empire and
Seed Oats at Sanderson Bros.
138
united in marriage to Miss Laura W W Brook» Pro..............................
Eiomeburg.
J, Masburg gave Coquille a viuit
668
Shelton, yesterday at the residence of James E Godfrey Deui................ .
i Evidently there nr» I usineas the bride's jiarents. at Beaver Slough, J E Hosmer Sue..............................
196
Lewis Strong, of Myrtle Point, was thia week.
998
J 11 Whitney Rep...........................
Rev.
Holcomb
officiating,
a visitor to town Monday.
venture»
afloat
which
will
give
Coos
B. F. Cope of Four mile was in
Joint Representative
—ooo—-
Captain Levi Snyder was a visitor town ye-terday haviug come in for county ingress to tbo interior by rail
DEALEUS à N
Aino» DHliutf Pro............................
142
Tangled
in
liynicniul
lion*
’
».
and that too before a great period of
to Bandon Monday evening.
fixtures about bis dairy.
Henry Goetz Soo..............................
219
807
A. J. Wilson of North Prairie, was
In provisions and groceries G. H time as elapsed. Already survey
Drawn by that mysteriona an<i ir­ K E Gtithridge Dem.......................
934
doing business in town Saturday.
Magoon always carries a select stock. parties are in the field some having resistible law of attiactiou which 11 D Hume Rep............................ ..
Hay, Grain and all kinds of Feed, Wholesale oi R ■tail.
ReprespntstiYp.
B ohn .—At Bandon June 7, to Mr Fresh supplies arriving on each ves­ come in i y way of Roseburg last links together the destinies of man Tbos Buckman Soa.........................
249
week.
sel.
to that of the gentler sex. Guss D. John Flanagnn Dem.......................
»nd Mrs. J. Jorgensen, a daughter.
723
Following is taken from the Daily Gross, one of Bandon’s young busi Schiller B Hermann Rep .......... .
1182
Prank McCurdy, of Prosp* r is pre­
Robert Sturdivant, of Gravel Ford
Oregonian of June 8.
County Jud^e.
uess
men,
and
Miss
Daisy
Shinn
have
BRING US YOUR PRO
paring
to
leave
Coos
county.
H
in
­
was a visitor tn Bandon last Sunday.
It is n >w very positively stated been entangled in the meshes ' Cu­ L Harlocker llep.....................
1112
DUCE OF ALL KINDS.
tends
to
go
North
and
will
try
British
Niel Archer and Fred Bentz, of
97
that a railroad will bo built between pid’s net aud as a result of this at- C I) McFairlln Pro................. « i
Columbia.
11
D
Sanford
Soo
...................
161
Marshfield were io Bandon Sunday.
Empire City, on Coos Bay, and Rose­ traction, the destinies of these two
J J Stanley Dem.....................
761)
bring us your BUTTER either in Rolls or Solid Pack
The Ladies’ Aid Society will give a burg, and tbnt co
Special -24 Large Stamps Photos
u iioti will be young citiz ns of Ban on were wed
For Sheriff.
Amount Unlimited.
Strawberry
festival
Friday
evening
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban­
begun by September 1 at the latest. ded toget er last Friday evening in Stephen Galliet- Rep.............
1024
June
27.
Program
and
other
ar
­
P F Geblko Soo......... ... .
107
This it is said will be dono even if the parlor of the O. K. Restaurant.
doo.
W A Goodman Pro...............
71
the project for a railroad between
B ohn .—At Bandon June 5, 1902 to rangements will appear next week.
A goodly number of relatives aud J S Lawrence Dem.................
944
Tbos.
C.
Lowe,
of
San
Diego,
Cal.*
Salt Lake City and Coo*- Bay should guests were invited to witness the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Panter, a
County Clerk.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Y. M. Lowe is fail. Chief Engineer L. D. Kinney,
138
daughter.
ceremony, and when all bud cougre E T Coffelt Soo............. .
here visiting bis parent and other rel­ of t|ie great Central Railroad Com
1034
gated, the bride aud groom put in an L II Hazard Dem.....................
J, J. O'Toole, of Port Orford,
J A Rhoades Pro......................
atives. He has been away from the puny, is authority for this statement,
87
appearance and wire soon pro­ A D Wolcott Rep.....................
passed through Bandon Friday going
883
Coquille
for
16
yearH,
and
he
says
arrangements
have
al
­
nounced
man
and
wife
by
Eider
northward.
Treasurer.
Mrs. Sim Hunt and children and ready progressed far enough to make C. E, Crumley, «bo offiated, in a G T Coleman Pro....................
120
E, H. Cheever, the Dairy villi* hard
the Empire Roseburg Railroad a short and impressive marriage cere­ J B Dulley Rep.......................
970
ware merchant, was doing business Mrs. Glen Cox and children went to practical certainty.
W W H aves Soo.....................
218
Coquille yesterday to attend the fun­
mony.
jn town Monday.
Geo Q Leach Dem...................
727
As the matter now standsthe trans
eral of their nephew. Bird W. Hayes,
The
bride
was
dressed
in
a
beauti
­
Assessor.
Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can­ which took place in the afternoon.
continental interests back of the Salt ful garb of while silk, her hair being William Hausen Soo
.............
179
dies you always find a choice »elec
lake Coos Bay enterprise have first
J T Honser Rep........................
684
I).
Prentist,
the
Marshfield
dentist,
ornamented
with
a
couple
of
white
jion at Magoon’s.
10<i
will be in Bandon July 8th and re call on the railroad to Coos Bay nutil roses, while as is usually the custom T J Perkins Pro..................... .
gtjpderson Bros, will l ily all your main two weeks. He brings a com­ August 15. If those interests snail
T J Thrift Dem.......................
1088
the groom was trigged up iu a cos
Surveyor.
Butter either in roll or solid puck— plete outfit and anything in the den­ not deem it expedient to carry a traus
turne of darker hue, the pair making S B Cathcart Rep.....................
1076
/kinouut unlimited.
tal line can be done hero as well as in continental line that way, they will a very good looking couple. They A E lladsaII Dem.....................
7G9
then
be
out
of
it,
and
the
local
road
Charles James who lias resiled the large cities.
Coroner.
were attended in the ceremony by
will be built l>y capitalists interested
hero since last fall moved to Myrtle
399
A. W. Kime aud Mrs. K. Robuerwho J W Halt Pro .... ..................
John Blacklock visited Northern
1358
in the timber of the Coos Bay section. stood up with them during the cere- Wm Horsfall M D. Dem....
|Joiut last Tuesday.
Curry lust week on business. He re­
County CumniiHsioner.
J. J. Sullivan, the popular shoe turned home Friday. Mr B. expects It is not left indefinitely to the tim­ mony.
A M Col I ver Pro................................
208
bermen
to
get
together
aud
con
drummer, was doing business in town to give Portland a visit when the Alli­
1317
After the marriage vows had been Donald Mclntoab Rep...................
tribute money for the railroad. A assumed, congratulations were ex* S J Tuttle Soo....................................
367
the latter part pf last week.
ance goes North again which will be
large tract of the timber is now con tended by those present after which
A Wilson and son, of Prosper, were in about a week.
trolled oy men working in harmony
Important
in town yesterday on theiy way down
My little son had an attack of »ith the Empire Construction Com­ the guest were invited to the dining
Suits Made to Measure Ly two cf the Best Tailors
the coast pn a prospecting tour.
room
where
a
sumptuous
feast
was
whooping cough and was threatened pany, the ostensible object of which
T uesday June 3
in San Francisco.
‘i’he county court of Curry county, with pueutuonia; but for Chamber is to build the Groat Central Railway awaiting tbo bride and groom and The rebellion in Souther» China has been
practically suppressed.
purpose rebuilding the Sixes bridge, Iain's Cough Remedy we would have between Coos Bay aud Sult Luke guests.
The O. K. Restauraut is famous in The teamsters’ strike lead to more rioting
pud repairing the one at Floras creek. bad a serious time of it. .R also saved City. If the larger railroad project
at Cbicgo
.Jipqos Cartwright und wife, of Co bitu from several severe attacks of shall languish, the eunstruetiou the culinary art, anil on this occasion Minor disturbances are reported in the
was
lavish
in
preparation
and
display
qniile, camo down last Monday to croup.- H. J. S trickfaden , editor company will bpild the local road
Pennslvania coal belt.
ppeud a few days rocreatinH in Ban- World Herald, Fair Haven, Wash. and develop the lumbering industry of Hie wedding feast. All enjoyed An Aberdeen. Wush., mnn is charged with A Large Stock Just
Ladies’ Jackets and
All Kinds of Goods Fot
the supper, likewise the pleasantries drowning bis 3 mouth-old babe.
Received.
Capes.
Rainy Weather.
For sale by C. Y Lowe.
0OD.
between Roseburg and Coos Bay.
W ednesday June 4
which
necessarily
becomes
part
of
an
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A. G. Thrift of Dairyville, came up
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
This was the end in view when M. occasion of this nature.
The Senate passed the bill promoting Ma­
The l’aro<!a Flouted.
Friday evening, and went ou to Co­
After supper the newly wedded jor General Brooke.
J. Kinney, of Astofia, some time ago
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
couple and guests repaired to the Kitchener was cn ated a Visconut aud pro­
quille City the next day for a short
Lust Thursday evening, an hour or took an option on 96.000 acres of laud parlor where the evening was passed moted to be General.
play.
more before midnight the bark bti- owned by the Southern Oregon Com in social conversation mingled with Indiana Democrats nominated a state
Mrs. C. Ledger wood who went to l’oda was successfully floated, ufter pany—all that remained of the con songs, until the band arrived to sere­ ticket.
Rioting continue» at Chicago.
Riddles some weeks ago to visit rela­ having been stranded on the beach, gressiot.al grant to the Roseburg & nade the latest addition to the matri
Idle anthracite mines are filling with wa-
tives and friends, returned Lome last eight miles below Bandon, since the Coos Buy Company for a wagon road . moniiti society of Barnlon.
Boots and Shoes - '
The bride and groom soon made ter.
{Saturday.
ami telegraph line. It is understood tbeir
morning of the 28 of August 1901.
The Arbedeen man susptcteil of It tiling his
appearance an I after the band
Miss Mary Blackerby and her sister
All preparation h»i<| been completed that he agreed to pay something like bad rendered several choice selec child lb-es.
Jna, left Friday for the Willamette and the lugs Columbia anti Astoria $600,000 for the tract. Mr. Kinney tiotis, the members were invited in The Oregon G. |t. Encampment opens
valley to visit relatives. They went were ou baud to lend assislance und knew what lie was doing from the be and shared tn tLe feast ¿which was at Asfotia. TnunsDAY June 5
for all.
ginuiug, and Lis failure to turn the ample
by steamer from Coos bay to Port- tow the vessel to Coos bay.
boon after eleven oclock (be gnests Mitchell and Hanna spohu on the canal
bargain
over
when
oil*
led
liberal
ad
The night was beautiftil and con-
|ill»4-
CONSTANTLY on HAND
look their departure well pleased bill in the Senate.
The Senate passed the West Point appro
E. F Stewart, n lute arrival in Coos ditions wore ull that could have been vm ceB nn the purchase price i« now with what the evening hnd produced
A
Stock
and Provisions
pounty, and who with bis wife came desired, and when the tide bad risen explained by the statement that an and wishing the young couple the printion bill.
joys
aud
pleasures
of
a
prosperous
Judge
Taft
had
an
interview
with
the
jn from Grande Ronde valley, was sufficiently the ship glided away from arrangement hud t een eflected where life crowned with blessings to hu pope.
jn town during the first pf the week shore so gently that it was hardly by that extensive tract of heavy tim­ manit-y. The R ecorder extends con
Parliament voted Kitchener £50,000.
ber will be made to cooperate with grat illations.
uoticeable.
The Chicago stockyard strike is settled.
looking after employment.
will be disposed of nt prices that will astonish you, while there are
Officers are on track of Underwood the
The vessel was lowed into Coos bay the railroad enterprise, io the great
Ruud Jt in Ilin Newspaper.
Jfr. and Mrs. H. M. Tucker Hnd
alleged child-murderer.
To be had in Dry Good.», Clothing, Shoe4
Mrs- Amanda Ernout were baptized about 10 o'clock the following day. benefit of all concerned. W hether
F biday June 6
and other goods that must be sold to make
the
railroad
shall
be
of
transconti
­
George Schaub, a well known Ger­ The City of Katalbnlen whs destroyed by
Wednesday evening and have united Keeper Johnson aud the crew from
room for more.
nental
or
local
character,
its
terminus
the
Life
saving
station,
here
were
on
man
citizen
of
New
Lebanon.
Ohio,
is
nn eruption und a tbou-nnd people were
P'ilh (be Jioorginized Church of Jesus
the scene to render assistance and will be at Empire City, and it will a constant reader of the Dayton killed.
pbript, of Latter Day Saints.
J. M. UPTON,
A. W . ki . jis ;, .is. i>.
went to Coos bay with the ship. They traverse about 90 miles to reach Rose­ Volkszeitung. He knows that this A cloudburst caused great damage in Ne­
F or S alk C heap .—A small scow or
braska.
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELOR
AT
LAW
burg.
The
96.000
acres
of
limber
laud
paper aims to advertise only the best Thero is no change in the situation in the
PH Y SI Cl AN AND SURGEON
house boat, suitable for fishing. returned on Friday afternoon. Other
BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OllKOCN .
along this route will be les» than half in its columns, and when be saw anthracite district.
parties
from
here
who
bad
been
at
lJAMJON. OK EGON.
Cookstove, cooking utensils, chair,
that accessible from the line, for the Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised Chamberlain's lead for governor reduced Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
bed aud bedding included. Price §10 work on the Baroda came back Sun-
Calls to all parts of town and county
Street.
grant was of alternate sections only. therein for lame bock, he did not to 299.
day evening.
promptly anbwei'ed day or ni^ht. Oilice on
Apply to Frank McCurdy, Prosper.
Haw
salmon
are
to
be
worth
more
on
Low
­
corner
of Lower Main and Atwater streets
If
it
is
to
be
a
local
road,
fi
number
hesitate
in
buying
(i
bottle
of
it
for
The Baroda is in good condition
IV. Haydon, ài. il.
Mrs. Rose Peterson, of San Fran­ and leaks blit little, Her sails etc are of spurs will be constructed, to as to his wife, who for eight weeks had er Columbia.
cisco, accompanied by her son ar aboard and slit* is fitting up. and is to tr.p all the timber within a reasonable suffered with the most terrible pains A great copper strike has been made in DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND SKIN
J. W. STRANGE,
Josephine County.
rived here last Saturday pn a visit to be taken to San Francisco in ballast distance of the main line.
DISEASES.
in her back and could get do relief. Twenty five steamers will operate on Up
Office—East Front Street,
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chris. where she will go on tbo drydock for
The timber deal involves setting in He says: ‘’After using the Pain per Yukon Ibis season.
B andon , O keoo N.
Beyerle. She expects to remain about inspection and repairs.
Stocks
again
become
dull.
operation the large sawmill at Em­ Balm for a few days my wife 6aid to
BANDON, - - • OREGON.
s**Tt.aii4T
J
one
7
(wo months.
The Baroda Las been a source of pire Citi that has been silent for tive me;’ I feel as though born anew,’ and The Miner's strike in West Virginia began
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to bo
For biliousness use Chamberlain’s profit to Bandon, nevpftlu’less, every* years or more, and the general re­ before using the entire contents of yesterday.
supplied in the Local Column.
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They body is glad that Captniu Burns sue habilitation of the town. The saw­ the bottle lb? unbearable pains had Evidence is produced of the inefficiency of
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pleppse the stomach anfl regulate the ceeded in bis undertaking to rescue mill find a large part, of the townsit»* entirely vanished and she could again the British Army officers.
jM
; BANDON LODGE No. 1 53, 1. O.O. F
jiver and bowels, »fleeting a quick this Vessel which many persons are included in the property under take up her household duties.” He The new French Cabinet is completed.
Pure,
fresh,
cold
spring
water
Sugar trust to combine La Grande factory
»nd permanent cure. For sale by thought would be impossible.
bond, which bond it has been definite is very thankful and hopes that all with Utah concerns
piped to any part of town,
LODGE. No. 133,1.O. O. F »
<• » J \NDON
meets rv. ry S h I uu I hv evening
Captain
Win
Burns
came
over
from
and to any part of the bouse,
p. Y. Lowe.
ly decided to take up.
suffering likewise will hear of her May customs receipts at Portland exceeded
!
Zisiting brothers in good standing «
the bay Tuesday to close up his busi
on application, in quantities
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,ÿj urdially invited.
wonderful recovery. This valuable I100.1XX).
'file Bandon and Marshfield ball ness and lake leave of Hie many
desired.
Rates
reasonable.
:
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V.
1. N. DE LUNG. N.G.
New York bank at itemeuts show |os». in­
ItaKcally Ncheiuei*»«,
teams will cross bats on the Marsh­ friends he made during bis stay here.
liniment is for side by C. Y. Lowe.
. it
A. G. B ott , Sec.
stead of expected gain in cash.
•Z
W.
H.
LOGAN,
Proprietor
field diamond next Sunday. There He left for the bay again yesterday
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Since our last issue Bandon has
George E. Chamberlain advise» special
and
expects
to
be
ready
to
start
to
will be a nexcursion from all poiuts
Francisco by Sunday morning been visited by a rnau representing a Election—Cooq County Vote. Legislative session plan.
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pn the Coquille and a large crowd is San
S undiy June H
lottery scheme for the purpose of
with the Baroda.
ve
WANTED.
The
following
is
the
vote
of
Coos
4, K. OF r. y
expected to attend.
A plot was discovered at Pretori^, Africa,
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securing an agent who would prove County.
to blow up government buildings.
LlF/ OF T. DEWITT T.\M1 UiK. by
The weather has bad a decided
Ila I pit Reed Harried.
avaricious enough so that a fat com
•> } AELl’HI LODGE. NO.64, KNIGHTS »
United States Senator.
bin Ron, L ev . F hank D bwiit T almigk nrd •i, i z <»f l’ythi.ia. n i < Is every Monday ;‘j
pummerlike turn the last day op two
MA RINK.
mission
would
induce
him
to
inveigle
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T
T
Geer
Rep
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1177
evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Ciisl.le iiali. >y
The following is taken from the
associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
AHHIVKD.
BandoJt Ogn.
P. NHLSON, C. C.
that is, the Northwest wind made Daily Enterprise of Virginia, Nevada. the young men into investing their C
786
1 E S W <>od Deni.. .........................
book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor­
B. N. ilAiii.-iNG ton , I*. ut 11. and S.
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June 7—Sclir Ocean Spiny, Sjogren, 17
Congp ft«.
jtself felt. Nevertheless the latter Mr. Heed was a former Resident of spare cash iu thp hope of drawing a
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davs from San Francisco, to Adtuu 1’t-r.di mous profit for agents who act quicklv. »
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132
Hiram
Gould
Pro
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Outfit ten cents’ Write immediately (’lark
part of last week aud the first two Bandon and a brother to Mrs. J. M. prize.
baker.
152
B F Rnnip Soo ..................................
Jone 9—Sohr May Flower, G naltnnns >n, & Co.. 222 S. 4ili st. Phlla., Pa. Mention
days of the present one wero excep Upton of this place;
Whether successful or not in find­ Tbos H Tongue Rep..........................,
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1QM 15 days from San Francisco, to Adam Persb this paper.
One of the prettiest weddings to
tionally fine.
760 baker.
II \ > i»o.\ LODGE. »So. I 15,2%. F. A. M
occur on the Comstock in some time ing a confederate here who would J . K Weatherford Dem.....................
•r
June 9—Sclir Corinthian, Korth, 10 days
GKÜ. I*. TOPPING,
Governor.
Of what does bad taste in your took place Sunday evening at the lend a band to this theiviug outfit,
I > V>DON LO1XÌ E,N<>. 115. A* F.A .M.
789 from San Francisco, to Adam Pershhnker.
George
E
Chamberlain
Dem
........
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theo.
the
R
ecobiieh
is
not
advised,
and
it
is
1
j i Maf d oommunioatioiis first Hat
ATTORNEY
and
COUNSELOR
AT
LAW
month remind you? It indicates that
Juno 9—Sclir Parkersburg. Ellingson. 17
William J Furnish ltvp.................
1066
Lamb
when
their
daughter.
Miss
uidiv
after the full moon of each
daj» Irom San Francisco, to C M & T Co.
your stomach is in bad condition and Elizabeth J. Millen, aud Ralph Don to be hoped that none so devoid of A J Ilnnksaker Pro..........................
Practlce» in all !he Court» <»f thè State.
month. All Alaatcr AI hhohh cordial!}
105
SAILKI*.
invited.
I J. HlKIET, W. M, '
will remind you that there is nothing aid E. Reed were united in marriage, conscience can be found here.
177
11 K Ryan Sue................... ..............
June 12—Sc.hr Albion, Anderson, to fan Olllce on fiecoiid Flonr in Cenerete Building
\V. H aydon , Sec.
The petielty imposed by state and
Supreme Judge.
on Fir.-il Street,
so good for such a disorder as Rev. Thomas Magill officiating.
•o
Francisco.
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1197
Life Insù rane e. J’olicicsand Bondtf Loaght
Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tab George D. Pyne officiated as best federal laws for dealing in lottery Robt 8 Benn Rep..............................
or money lonntd oli aaine.
713
lets after having once used them- man. Miss Madge Lamb as brides tickets are very severe and we hope B F Bonham Dem............................
153
maid aud Mrs. Dr. Lackey matron of
C J Bright Pro ................................
Bandoli, - - -
-
Oregon.
Court Q iu ' dh of tlw I urent 50. 17,
no qua was found who would take
They cleanse nod invigorate the hp. or.
S< cietwry of State.
ForentA rs <*f .line lea.
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stomach and regulate the bowels.
202
The young couple were married the risks involved even though be ( C W Bnrzee Hoc.................................
%
Thin I. Your Opportunity.
154
For sale at 25 cents per box by C. ¥ under festoons of pink and white would be willing to act for this ras­ N A Devi« Pro....................................
Z«(H ItT QUEEN OF THE. FOREST
On receipt of t< n cents, cnsli or stamps,
I. / No. 17. meet-' Friday n'glit < I eneli»
1086
ribbons entwined with smilttx and cally concern could ho doit with safe­ Frank I Dunbar llep.......................
Lowe.
a geuorous sample will bo mailed of the
reck, in Curerete Hall. Bandon, (hi "on •>’
696
maiden hair fern The bride, a stately
D W Sear» Dem ..............................
most popular Catarrh and liny Fever Curo
\ cordini '..ï Iconic i« extended to oil vis +(
The Kinoe-McCulloch orchestra brunette, wore a beautiful dress of ty to himself.
State Treasurer.
(Ely’s Cream Balm) Mfllcieut to demon-
iti»" br ibers
HENI.V GOF.IZ
J
All schemes of the lottery nature! Henry Blackman Dem.....................
and the ijanilon baseball team and white crepe silk, trimmed with liberty
677
W. W tHinr.av,
Chief Hanger. *
atrate the great n erits cf the remedy.
CHARLES D. FELTER, PROP.
Fin. Secretar,.
141
ELY BROTHEl’S,
several other partios fpom here gave silk ribbon, elbow sleeves, aud a are run in the interest of those who T S McDaniel Pro..........................
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C6 Warren El., New York City.
transparent
yoke
of
tucked
liberty
1012
Cha»
S
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turning next day. The ball team CHiight in the hair with orange bios swindle people out of their money,
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played a game at Myrtle Point Sat­ soms. She carried pink carnations. : hence a prize is delt out her® and J H Ackerman R< p .......................
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urday afternoon which resulted in a The bridesmaid wore a pink organdy there to hire people to invest, but Il W Kelsey Pro................................
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victory for the home team the score anti looked very charming.
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The happy couple recived many bery in tlie bnsinesH and (tie person
Attorney General.
being 11 to 5. The orchestra played useful and liandsome presents from who will lend Ins aid to it should be
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fi r that which you order.
nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
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LOCAL NEWS,
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Dry Goods, Provisions & Groceries,
Produce:
Butter.
Bandon,
Oregon
Dry Goos of Every Description,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
BOOTS and SHOES
News Notes
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Fall and Winter Goods.
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING
N. T .GRENZ'S
Large
STORE
of Fresh Groceries
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
DENTIST,
BANDON
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