Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, July 10, 1902, Image 1

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BANDON,
Volume XVIII.
LOCAL NEWS
Misa Agnes Stitt in visiting at Coquille.
Watch for the ad. of the Specialists iu the
next issue.
Mrs. W, A. Bingaman returned yesterday
from a visit to Portland.
Rev. W. Horsfall will hold service« in St.
John's Church Sunday morning and even­
ing at tbe usual hours.
Glen H. Cox returned home Inst Friday
from Humboldt. H. B. Smith returned at
the same time from San Francisco.
Mrs. A. Ulrich at Smith River says: I
have had headaches for 10 years. Since
wearing «lasses fitted by the Eye Specialist
I have had no headaches.
Call on the Specialists who will visit Ban­
don monthly. The Physician and Surgeon
in Chief will personally visit Bandon at the
Tapper Hoose Saturday and Sunday. July
11), 20. Specialty Rupture and Piles. No
Knife, no Pain.
No cure all, every physician has bis
■peoialty. The Specialists who visit Ban
don July 10, 20 make a specialty of Catarrh,
Asthma. Lnu« trouble. Kidney and Stomnob
trouble. Consultation free. Our Refer­
ences. Your neighbors.
July ltli At Baudon.
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
JULY
Tbo A. O. U. W. gave a public installation
lata evening ail r which tbeir guests and
visitors wore invited Jo a feast prepared fur
tbe occasion, Before installation there were
19 new members initiated into the mysteripa
of the order. After sapper the cnests re­
tired and the lodge members proceeded with
their initiatory work which was concluded
about three o'clock in the morning. This
order baa about 60 me tn I m rs here now,
1902
Y’oa may exchange your Glasses free every
month. thus strengthening the aooom tuoda-
tion. Consult the Eye Specialist free. [
Write to your neighbor« and find out what
they say about his ability as oculist Op­
tician.
July 4, 1902, has passed and is
WOOL 15 cents at Sanderson Bros.
swiftly speeding away on Time's
J. C. Gale, of Eureka, was in town
tireless pinions while its successor is
DUALKES IN
Sunday.
gliding forward at the same pace, to
present itself in due seasou.
II. G. Ingalls of Portland, was in
Bandon had made considerable
♦own Monday.
T vksdat July 1
preparation to celebrate our Nation's
Hay, Grain und HÜ kinds of Feed, Wholesale I 1 to:.
F. H. Strain, of Langlois, gave
Congress adjourned this afternoon.
Natal
day,
and
while
wecan
look
back
Star
Route
Box
Delivery.
Bandon a visit Monday.
The President signed the Philippine and
with pleasure to the occasion, yet it
SEED OATS IN STOCK.
Notice is hereby given to the public Naval bills.
J. E. Martin of Riverton, was a
was marred by rains which preceded
King
Edward
continues
to
improve.
Baudon visitor Monday evening.
that the contracts in effect Joly 1st,
an<1 those which fell on July 4th.
China refuses to pay the first indemnity
BRING US TOUR ITO
1902, for the performance of mail installment
Good dairy cow for sale. Inquire
at the present rate of exchange.
The Celebration drew a large num­
DUCE OF ALL
L KINDS
service
on
the
star
routes
in
the
States
of L. 11. Edmunds, Bandou, Ore.
The Cabinet considered the Pacific Cable
ber of persons here from tho sur­
and Territories hereinafter named Company's proposal.
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos
rounding country, some from Coquille
Urin« q « your BUTTER eitbei in liol h or Solid Pad.
provide that, in addition to carrying Minnesota Kopubiicans renominated Van
25 cents, at Wrenshall’s gallery Bau­
and others from Myrtle Point and
Amount Unlimited.
Sant
for
Governor.
the mails to the various post offices,
don.
other river points, and a few from
Shopmen of the Northwestern and B.& O.
the carrier will bo required to deliver are ou a strike.
Dairyvilie, but it is estimated that, at
The camping season is hero and
least one third of those who intended mail into all boxes and bang small Columbia River Salmon pack this season
visitors are beginning to arrive from
bags or satchels containing mail on will bu tbe largest in years.
coming wore deterred by tbe threat­
the interior.
W kdnksday Jnly 2
cranes or posts that may bo erected
ening aspect of tbe weather.
E. Hamlin and F. T. Polk, from
along the line of the route, under the Tbe features of the new warships will be
There were a few light showers in
the streugth of batteries and thickness of
New York, registered at the Tupper
following regulations of the Depart­ armor.
the
morning
and
forenoon
which
pre
­
House Sunday.
ment:
lliots occurred in Southern Russia.
Peter and Robert Morrison, of Mr. W. C. Netherton of Smith River says: vented tbe literary exercises being
Any person living on or near the Georgia Democrats ignore Bryan and the
Arch llock, North Dakota were in I have had my eyes treated by the Eye carried out according to program, on route and not within the corporate Kansas City platform.
Specialist and can see as well as I could tbe grounds prepared for that pur
The Union Pacific strike lias settled down
town this week.
twenty years ago. Writo to any of my pose, hence, tbe parade had to be limits of any town or within 80 rods to a stubborn contest
of any post office, who desires bis Two Salt Lake bank employes were ar­
Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can­ Patients and come and nee me. Consulta­
abandoned and the literary exercises
mail deposited al a given point on rested for embezzlement.
dies you always find a choice selec­ tion free. Glasses fittted and guaranteed.
Cataracts removed. Cross Eyes straightened. held in Munek’s Hall. However the the lino of tbo route by the carrier
Convict Tracy leayes Merrill, bis partner,
tion at Magoou’s.
All deseases of the Eyes treated; monthly Band gave a street concert and the
a launch and makes his way to
Sanderson Bros, will buy all your visits to Bandon. I shall be all this week girls, who represented the several may provide and erect a suitable box steals
Seattle.
or
crane
on
the
roadside,
located
iu
Butter either in roll or solid pack— at Mr. Carl Nelson’s. Central House.
August Scliieve was hanged at St. Helens.
states aud territories, mado a very
such manner as to bo reached as con­ Or., for the murder of Joseph Shulkowski.
Amount unlimited.
pretty
procession
as
they
marched
James Garbntt, of Remote, gave
veniently as practicable by the carrier
In provisions and groceries G. H Bandon a call Monday.
Jack Counts and family visited Mrs.
along tbe streets on their way to the without, dismounting from the vehicle
Magoon always carries a select stock.
Counts
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. VV.P.
hall.
Mason fruit jars—pints, quarts and
or horse, and such person shall tile
Fresb supplies arriving on each ves­ half gallons at J. Denholm's store.
At tho hall tbe service of the Band with the postmaster at the post office Holtnun, of Ibis place July 4th.
TnuBSDAyJnly 3
sel.
were first called iuto requisition after
to which his mail is addressed (which
M. II. Lee gave Myrtle Point a
Tbe President formally declares peace in
Mrs. J. Denholm and daughter business visit Monday returning homo which Col. 11. II. Rosa made some shall be one of tho two post offices on the Philippines. The President's amnesty
very appropriate remarks, and then
Crissie went to Parkersburg Tuesday
the route on either side of and next is issued, aud General Chaffee is relieved
yesterday.
introduced Mrs. Wooten, who road to the box or crane) a request in writ­ from his duties as Military Governor.
morning to spend a few days visiting
P. B. Hoyt run two chairs in his the Declaration of Independence. A
King Edward's recovery is satisfactory
friends.
harboring establishment during the selection by tbe band, and the render­ ing for the delivery of bis mail to the but slow.
Suits Made to Measure by two of the Best Tailors
Dr. Prentis, dentist, from Marsh­ 3rd and 4th of July.
carrier for deposit nt the designated Deteotive Norbeok implicates the Mayor
ing of the National Anthem, “My
field is here prepared to do all kinds
of
Minneapolis
in
swindling
operations.
in San Francisco.
Mrs, A. McNair went to Myrtle Country ’tis of Theo” by tho girls point, at tbo risk of the addressee. Much damage is dope bv a rain storm in
of work in bis line and will remain
Point Tuesday to visit relatives, 8he representing tbe states were two The small bag or satchel above de­ Michigan.
until July 28.
scribed, as well as tho box or crape, Convict Tracy kills two officers near
will probably stay three weeks.
pleasant features of tbe program.
must be provided by tlw person for Seattle, wounds two men aud makes his
I ce C heam —Henry Adams will
Next came tbe oration by Elder C. whose use it. is intended without ox
Miss Blanche Stitt went to Myrtle
escape.
serve the Public with lee Cream
Point this week to spend a few days E. Crumley and to say that he did pense to the Department.
Explorer Harry De Windt was found in
every Saturday and Sunday —West
with her friend Miss Winnie Dement. justice to the occasion does not begin
A Large Stook Juat
Ladies’ Jnokcts and
AU Kinds of Goods For
It shall bo tbo duty of the post­ distress on the shores of Behring Sea.
of Marshall’s store.
F riday July 4
Received.
Capes.
Rainy Weather.
Dr. F. M. White of Myrtle Point to express tbo appreciation l>y which master at every such post office, upon
William Page of Myrtle Point has
The amnesty proclamation was read at
registered at the hotel here Tuesday the audience received the address.
a
written
order
from
any
person
living
GENTS
’
FURNISHING
GOODS.
Manila, and Manila celebrated the Fourth
moved to the J. E. Woods place South
There are two distinct features of on or near the ronte, to deliver to the of
on his return from a visit to Corbin
July. Every province in Luzon is under
of town, at which place Messrs. Page
tbe
day
’
s
exercises
which
stand
out
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
City.
mail carrier for that route any mail civil government.
and Smith are building a sawmill.
prominently, and mark the success of
matter—placing in the respective President Roosevelt delivered an oration
F.
S.
Dickens,
of
San
Francisco
Dr. J. W, Strange was met here
at Pittsburg.
the literary entertainment aud which
satchels, where such are used, the A Government agent will go to Paris to
was in this place Tuesday looking
Jnst week, on his return from Curry
go a long way in making the celebra­
mail for the persons to whom such
after wool. He passed on down the
the Panama Ctnal records.
county, by bis wife and son, and re­
tion a success. These two features satchels belong—with instructions as examine
Convict Tracy eludes Seat tle officers.
coast.
Boots and Shoes
mained in Bandon over the fourth,
were the reading of the Declaration
Keel of battle-ship Nebraska is laid at
R. Quartermas and wife, of San of Independence and the Oration. to the proper mail box or crane at Seattle
with impressive ceremonies.
A. G. Philbrick, who played third
which said mail maiter shall be de­
Diego, California, arrived hero Tues­
S aturday July 5
base with (be Marshfield team, left day, in a buggy, corning from th:' Mrs. Wooten is au excellent elocu­ posited; but registered n all f L p .1) rot
King Edward gave a dinner to the poor of
tionist
and
being
also
patriotic
was
Coos county last week to nlav with
south. They passed on to Myrtle enabled to outer into tbe spirit of bo so delivered unless expressly re- London.
tbe team of Aberdeen, Washington.
Tho royal physicians report the King out
questol by tho addressee in Ins writ
Point,
tbe instrument, aud the result was a ten order. No mail matter so delivered of danger.
Mr. Wells, wife and son of Olalla
. II. G. Wilson of Eureka, California
CONSTANTLY on HAND
Tbe President has entered on a campaign
f.re here on a camping trip, came up the coast on a bicycle ar­ tine rendering which called forth the to the carrier shall be carried past
for trust legislation.
admiratiou
of
all
aud
delighted
tbe
Mr. Wells is a brother to «James riving here Tuesday, He left next
another post office ou the route before A lone robber enters a saloon at Colfax,
Wells who resided here a few years morning going up the river on the assembly.
being deposited into a mail box or Wash., bolds up 12 men and secuies $1650.
Elder Crumley, in his discourse, hung on a crano or post.
ago.
A cloudburst at Ellisport, Idaho, swept
steamer.
left the usual line aud well beateu
away
15 houses, but no lives wore lost.
The
carrier
on
the
route
will
be
re
­
F ound , July 4. a lady’s russett or
Geo. Loneve has put the steamer paths of 4th of July orators, but quired to receive from any postmaster Swift et Co.’s packing plant at Chioago
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are
brown colored glove, for left band. Antelope on tbo run between hero and
touched in a masterly way upon tbe on the ronte any mail matter or pri­ burned.
About No 7. Owner can got same by Coquille City. He leaves Coquille in
S unday July 7
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
spirit of liberty that led to the sepa­ vate mail satchel that may be en­
oalling at this office and paying for the morning and returns in the even
Aguinaldo has been pardoned.
and other goods that must he sold to make
ration from English rule, tlio growth, trusted to him outside of the usual Storms did great damage iu Western New
room for mort».
notice,
tug. This gives the lowor river tbe development, greatness, aud tbe mail bag. and shall carry such mail York and Wisconsin.
Port. Summers lost two 820 gold service of four boats.
future
prominence,
eulogizing matter or private mail satchel to and Tracy, the murderer, spent the day on
A. W. KIME, 11. I>.
J. M. UPTON,
pieces between the livery stable and
Bainbridge Island, bound a family, took
very
highly
the
spirit
of
rectitude
W j went searching after news Tues­
the O. K. Restaurant Monday of last day and learned Howe Chris Rasmus- that has always stood out prominent­ deposit it into the proper mail box or supplies, impressed boat- •• and left down ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
bang it on the proper mail crane the Sound.
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BANDON, COO» COUNTY, OREGON .
week. Finder will be liberally re
BANDON. OilEGON
sen and Dr. Haydon secured a rig ly in the lives of the hosts of placed ou the line of the ronte fir
Wm. Hill, an ex copvJ
killed while
Office
in
the Eldorado Building, on First
warded on return of money.
American
people.
That this purpose; such service by the car resisting an officer at 1. .zrande. Ore.
and guns and other picnicing etcetera, the
Calls
to
all parts of town air» •
Street.
Miss Lelia Border, who clerks for and with two Pecks, and accompanied bis discourse was well received was
Tbe Dalles had a $10.000 fire.
promptly answered day or night
rier
to
be
without
charge
to
the
ad
corner ot Lower Alain nnu Al v t 1
M onday July 7
the Bandon Woolen Mills Co., lias by G. W. Carroll, to aid in the fes­ attested by the indications of applause dressees.
IV. Haydon, M. I>.
Tracy has disappeared again.
gone to visit at Oregon City, She is tivities, took a day’s outing down the tbe assembly manifested and which
The mail carriers must bo of good King Edward is to be crowned ill August.
J. W. STRANGE,
expected to return with Mrs. T. W. coast. They returned in the evening was heartily given at the close of the character and of sufficient intelligence OOH) freightmen have struck for higher DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND SKIN
DISEASES.
to
properly
handle
and
deposit
the
Clark during tbe latter part of this and report having speut a pleasant oratioD, also by tbe favorable com­
wages at Chioago.
Office—East Front Street,
mail along the route.
Six deaths and many prostrations from
month.
ments by the general public, aud by
B andon , O regon .
day.
The Department, does not prescribe heat
are
reported
at
Pittsburg,
Pa.
BANDON, - - • OREGON.
An expert Oculist—Optician is in
any particular design of box or satchel
“I am using a box of Chamberlain’s our public men.
M A KI N K.
Tho afternoon sports were also to be used for this service, but the
Bandon and will remain at the Resi­ Stomach & Liver Tablets and find
Will visit Bandon regularly on dateH to be
ARRIVED.
supplied in the Local Column.
dence of Mr. Car) Nelson, Central them the best thing for my stomach spoiled to some extent by a shower person providing either should see July 7—Sehr Onward,
Larsen, 10 days
that it is of such cbarater as to af
Houso, for one week. Read what your I ever used,” says T. W. Robinson, which made its appearance while tho ford ample protection to bis mail. If from S F to C M & T Co.
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neighbors say about the Eye special­ Justice of tbe Peace, Loomis, Mich. people were making tbeir way to tbe there is a lock attached to the box, a .July 9—Sohr Corinthian, Olson, 14 days • • •
•: BANDON LODGE No. 133,1.0.0. F
from
S
F
to
Adam
Pershbaker.
koy is not to be held by the carrier,
l’ure. fresb, cokl spring water
ist and writo to them.
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These Tablets not only correct dis bull ground.
RAILED.
piped to any part of town,
& I >ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1. O. O. F.
The free for all race was won by as be is expected to deposit the mail
F or S ale at a S acrifice —Lots 19, orders of tbe stomach but regulate
J A J meets every Saturday evening. ❖
without, the necessity of unlocking the July 3—Stmr Mandalay. Bendegard to S F
and to any part of the bouse,
^Visiting brothers in good standing ❖
2(1, 21, 22, block 17, Woolen Mills addi­ tbe liver and bowels. They are easy Terry McKune. Iu tbe boy’s race box. The box or crano should be so
on application, in qnnntities
TEACH EKS’ INSTITUT«.
¿¿cordially
invited.
tion to Bandon; also, 11 and 30 100 to take and pleasant in effect. Price Willie Hobu won first aud Jobu Dev- located on the roadside that the car
desired, ltates reasonable. : :
I. N. DE LONG, N.G.
* A. G. H oyt . Sec.
acres in South Bandon. Any reason- 25 cents per box. For sale by C. Y. eruux took second money. In the rier can deposit lhe mail without The Annual Teacher*’ Instil ate for Coos
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sack race John Deveraux took first leaving bis vehicle or horse, and yet County will convene at I P. M. Aug. 4th, W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor ■
ftA#««
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pble offer accepted. Apply to II. D. Lowe.
1902, at Myrtle Point and continue until the
not
where
it
will
obstruct
public
and Willie Hazelton second prizes, travel.
Sanford, Coquille, Oregon.
evening of the 7th.
Mr. Z. T. Finch a wealthy farmer of Smith
.jfc.ji j$Cjf
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All teachers and friends of public educa­
James Butts, an old resident of River says: I have been blind in my right ! The first prize iu tbe three-legged
The carrier is not required to col
Z? DELPHI LODGE, NO. 64, K. OF P <•
Coos county, died last Saturday night eye for three years and liavo only been race was won by l’ayson Dietz aud lect mail from the boxes, but there is tion are cordially invited to attend and as
in both the daily and evening exercises.
I.IFÜ OF T. DKW[T[’ TALMAGE. by * I AELl’III LODGE.NO.«4, KNIGHTS®
at Riverton, and was interred in the treating with the Eye Specialist two months J Willie Hazelton. We failed to get no objection to his doing so if it does sist
and I can now eee out of my right eye as : tbe names of tbe winuera of tbe sec not interfere with his waking the I would especially request the teachers to his son. R ev . F rank D iavitt T almage and Jlz of Pythias, meets every Monday
Bear Creek cemetery the following well as ever. Write to Mr. Finch, Post­
evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle Hull. .>
time. The law provides that remember the evening entertainments and associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
Bandon. Ogn.
P. NELSON, C. C.
ond prize. Tbe race for ladies and schedule
Monday. Mr. Butts was a native of master at Smith River and bo convinced.
every carrier of tbo mail shall receive prepare to make this feature of the institute bo-»k endorsed by Talmage family. Enor­ ••• B. N. H arrington , K. <»t R.and 8.
girls failed to take place as there was any mail matter presented to him if ns successful as it has been in the past.
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mous profit for agents who act quickly,
Nashville, Tennessee, at which place
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Baseball at Itaiidon,
W. H BUNCH. Co. Hnpt.
no response when these races were properly prepaid by stamps, and de
Ontfit ten cents* Write immediately Clark
he was born June 6, 1833, being 69
<t Co.. 2'42 8. 4th St. Phila., l’a. Mention
liver the same for mailing at the next
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Next Sunday tbo Marshfield and called.
years and ono month old. He leaves
this paper.
post office at which be arrives. Im:
Agates!
Agates!!
Agates
The
next
iu
the
way
of
sports
was
BA
N
DON
LODOK,
No.
115,
A.
F.
A.
M
two sons and two daughters and sev­ Bandon teams will try conclusions,
that uo fees shall be allowed liim
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GKO. 1». TOPPING,
eral grand children to mourn their on tbe diamond at Bandon. This a game of baseball for a purse of therefor.
ANDON LODGE,No. 115.A. F.A .M.
Ont.
Polished
mid
Jlonnted
twenty
five
dollars.
The
rain
had
_ I 9 > Stated communications first S o >
bereavement. Deceased crossed tbe game promises to be a hard fought
ATTOKNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
The box delivery above described
urday
after the full moon of each
plains in 1854 and lived most of tbe contest as each teain needs it. If tbe made tbe ground very slippery, but, is required by the contracts effective to order; «pedal attention Practice* In all the Courts of the State.
month. All Master Maaons cordinl’v
T I. I HKIt I . \V M. ♦
> invited
Bandon team loses this game it must nevertheless, each side put their best July 1, 1902, on all th« star routes given to work «ent by moil.
time since then in Oregon.
Offloe on Second Floor in Concrete Building
\V. H avikin Sec
foot foremost and a close contest was (with but few exceptions) in Arkansas.
on Fir»t. Street,
win
in
all
tbe
balance
in
order
to
win
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Summer complaint is unusually
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Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
bad, tbe Fire Department uine win Louisiana, Texas, Indian Territory. is. J. IS is KT 11 I II VON, nnndon, Ore.
prevalent among children this season. the ponant, wliilo if Marshfield loses
Oklahoma. Kansas. Nebraska, South
or money loaned on flame.
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tiing in a score <51 7 to 5.
Dakota. North Dakota, Montana.
A well developed case in the writers this game Bbe can have but little hope
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
z. < oiirr .fiie.’ii
inf rorenr r*o. 1 ♦, .j,
Wyoming.
Colorado.
New
Mexico.
to
win
out.
In the evening Keeper II Johnson
family was cured last week by tbe
41
Forester« of Amedea.
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Tbe Marshfield Band is coming and the Life saving crew gave an ex­ Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Washington.
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timely use of Chamberlain's Colic.
Oregon,
Nevada,
California,
Alaska,
Tlxmsandi
are
Trying
It,
hibition
in
the
life
boat
overturning
Z/YOURT
QUEEN
OF
THE
FORESI
*
Cholera and Diarnhoea Remedy one with tbe team, and a lHrge delegation | it several times aud letting it light and Hawaii.
Tn nriLr to pr wo the great merit of
No. 17, meets Friday nipht of eiuli?
bedown from upriver points.
’ly e Cri tui B unn. Urn n >* t elective euro «week, in Concrete Hall, liaudon. Oregon.«
of the'best patent inedioiues manu­ will
W,
S.
SHAr.tiNBF.noEn,
|
again.
The game will bo called at one
X cordial welcome is extended to all vi-,
r X .»tai ‘ i and ( old
” * in
“ Head,
,r_" ’ wo * nave pre-
factured and which is always kept on o'clock in oilier to give tbe visitors
1IENI.Y GOhiZ.
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Tbo dance was tbe last feature and
n < fr’.?| siz'd for 10 cents. Bitin« brothers
n »
The Bent Uniment For strnlns.
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W W Sinprry,
Chiel H u-’
(1 19 < ents to
band at tbe home of ye scribe. This an early start home.
was a crowning success. Tbe at-
it! it Oi
The Marshfield ball team has been teudauce was large, there being 85
, IT. Y. City.
Mr. F. H. W ells , tbe rnorchiint at
js not intended as a free puff for the
out of luck in the last two games, tickets sold. Tiie income from tbe Deer Park, Long ¡‘■laud. N. Y., says:
V or t kind
company, who do not advertise with that
of tbe p 4. I. and
mid the
(Im league
league game liall together with what bad been
1 for
1
lis, but to benefit little suffers who Sunday, both of which were llpon the raised for tbe celebration was ample “I always recommend Cbamberlain’»
<<X)KiF.!
AD,
I
’
linBalmas
tho
heat
liniment
for
may not be within easy access of a Mnreh field groin ds mid against tho to cover all expenses and leaven good
strains. I used it a»t winter for a
physician No family should bo with­ f’oqn !h- fe mn wRich won in b< th in- balance.
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j lieie wa-- no public display of fil e seVt fe laxcUv ’o iu .no . ide, lesuHing
out a bottle of this medicine in the atauc m . ( .quille is now ahead hnv-
mg won three straight league games, works but the amount purchased and from a strain, ami was greRtly pleased
Fly’s Cr«am Balm is the acknowledged
bouse, especially in summertime — which gives her a standing of GO*). set off’ by private parties illumined
cur« for catarrh and contains tio cocaiuo.
with
tbe
quick
relief
and
cure
it
ef
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Yon order wbnt yon wnnt, and only pay mercury nor any injurious drug. Trice,
Lansing, Iowa, Journal. For sale by Bandon stands .500, aud Marshfield tbe evenings of tbe 3rd and 4th to a
(¡0 cents. At druggists or by mail.
for that which yon order.
fected. For sale by C. Y. Lowo.
‘ considerable exleut.
.400.
I’ Y. Lowe,
Important News Notes
S anderson B 5ROT1IER:
Dry Goods, Provisions & Grocer
Produce
Butter
Bandon,
Oregon
J. Denholm
Dry Goos of Every Description
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
BOOTS and SHOES.
Fall and Winter Goods
DRY GOODS
N. T .(»RENZ’S
CLOTHING
STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
DENTIST,
BANDON
Water Works
AGENTS WANTED
Bakery and
Restaurant.
Fno wgrap neis,