Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, August 07, 1902, Image 1

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Volume XVIII
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
AUGUST
Number 32.
7, 1902
J. W. Chase left for Oregon City,
Rev. U. S. Holcomb, and daughters the side at the plate.
C. I. Green, of Lampey Creek, was
On
tho
part
of
the
visitors
Johnson
this
morning, on a visit to bis family.
are rusticating on the ' each.
doing business iu Bandon Tuesday.
bunted
and
was
thrown
out
at
first;
T.
W. Clark left for San Fran­
FRUIT JARS at W.C. Sanderson’» 1
Mr. Strader was quite sick last
Sanderson Bros, have the largest
J.
Benham
hit
to
Hanrahan
and
ro-
cisco
on
bnsiness connected with the
week but is recovering again.
Quick sales anti small profit is our ■ and best stock of Groceries in town.
tired at first; Sbea took base on bails, woolen mills, this week.
A. Wilson, of Prosper, was in town Eager was hit by pitched ball and
policy—Coquille Packing Co.
William I’rewett, of Bear creek,
DE.ILKBS IN
Elder Crumley left to day to do
Meats received fresh each day at was among the Bandon visitors Tues­ yesterday having brought down two Lorenz retired the side on strikes.
missionary work in Eastern Coos and
or three fresh salmon which be caught
tbo Coquille Packing Co.’s shop.
day.
In the second inning Baudon re. Douglas counties. Ho will be gone
Miss Stella Jenkins, of Coquille, is in the river.
Mason fruit jars—pints, quarts and
Huy, Graiu aud all kinds of Feed, Wholesale o-i Retail«
tired in one, two, three order, and on
G. H. Magoon has just received a the part of Coquille, Baxter reached about three weeks.
half gallons at J. Denholm’s store.
visiting relatives and friends in Batt
large supply of fruit consisting of first on Walkers error, Millsap wus
Coos county gets $6,035.70 school
SEED OATS IN STOCK.
Special—24 Large Stamps l’botos , dou.
Oranges,
Melons, Apples and Grapes hit by pitcher and thrown out ou sec­ money fioni the state, and Curry
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban­ Ned Clark, of Northern Curry came
BRING US YOUR PRO
ond, Nefzger and Johnson retiring conuly SI.164,05 as their respective
don.
to town Tuesday for a few days’ rec­ and other fruit.
DUCE OF ALL KINDS.
The
Life
saving
Keeper
and
crew
shares of the state appropriation.
the side.
J. A. Cox, of Floras Creek, was a reation.
have
been
busy
painting
and
fur
­
The
third
inning
Raymond
hit
to
Willie
Lundquist
came
down
yes
­
visitor to town Saturday, remaining
R. Pomeroy, one of the lower river's
Bring us your BUTTER either in Rolls or Solid Paole
over night.
prominent dairymen, gave Bandon a bishing up boats and other parapher­ pitcher and went out at first; Bur­ terday from Parkersburg having
Amount Unlimited.
nalia around the boathouse,
rows walked to first, Page hit to third, dropped ofl work for a while. He in­
visit
Tuesday.
Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can­
Burrows
was
thrown
out
at
second,
tends
starting
for
Portland
next
Mon
­
A.
G.
Hoyt
received
two
new
bug
­
The residence of J. W. Benson, on
dies yon always find a choice selec-
Tenmile, Northern Coos county, burn­ gies, yesterdry for his livery business. Pago scored, Hanrahan was put. out day to visit his relatives who live in
sion at Magoon’s.
He claims the only first class livery at third, giving the inning to the vis­ that locality, and expects to bo gone
Sanderson Bros, will buy all your ed down last week.
itors, on whose part J. Benham lilt about a month before returning.
bnsiness in town in ten years.
Mr. Strain, of Northern Curry, was
Butter either iu roll or solid pack—
---- oco----
Joseph Walser and daughters, So­ to -second and failed to reach first.
in town Tuesday having had business
Amount unlimited.
Shea walked to first but was put out
phia
and
Flora,
who
have
been
visit
­
J. P. Tupper, mine host of the Ho­ which called him here.
ing in San Francisco for the past trying to steal second; Eager and
John Beatty, of Whiskey run, was month, returned home yesterday.
tel Coquille, came down last Satur
Lorenz each walked to first and Bax
T uesday July 29
in town Tuesday making application
day remaining over till Tuesday.
ter
retired tho’siie.
King Edward is not out of danger, and
R.
B.
Henry
wbo
has
charge
of
In provisions and groceries G. II to prove np on his homestead.
The fourth inning Hunt hit to the Coronation may have to be postponed
Mr. Cnrren's moat market here has
Mrs. Bellmont, the English palmist become a permanent resident of Ban­ Short, Walker struck out, Star took again.
Magoon always carries a select stock
first on passed balls, Frederick got a A tornado did great damage along the
Fresh supplies arriving on each ven- was in town a couple of days the lat­ don, having moved bis family here.
Gulf of California, to shipping and prop-
ter
part
of
last
week,
but
soon
passed
single, McKune took baso on balls, erty.
el.
S.
J.
Culver
and
wife
have
both
Raymond got a three bagger, and 1‘ittburg, Pa., had a half million dollar
The Marshfield Sun, of last Week on.
been suffering from rheumatism late
J. S. Edmunds is applying tho ly but are some better, Mr. Culver Star, Frederick and McKuue scored; fire. Five firemen were injured.
mado mention of the dentil of Mrs.
R. A. Graham, whichoceured in New paint brush to R H. Rosa's building has been confined to his bed and suf­ Burrows retired the side Coquille Peace negotiations in Columbia are
came to the bate and Milleap went broken off.
on Iho corner of First and Wharf
■York City.
Strikers attacked a policeman at Shenan­
fered severely.
out. at first and II. Benham and Nefz- doah, Pa., who was coaxing miners to go
William Smith, of Northern Curry, streets.
L. D. Carle and family. A. Bellows ger struck out.
to work.
The best physic Chamberlain's
was doing business in town Saturday.
and family and E. G. Hodson and
The fifth inning Page was put out M, A. Steep shot and killed u sheep herder
Stomach
and
Liver
Tablets.
Easy
to
His wife accompanied him and spent
others, from Roseburg are camping at first, Hanrahan struck out and near Copperton, Wyoming, claims self-
take. Pleasant in effect. For sale
a few days in visiting her parents.
on the Beach. There are many other Hunt went out of business at firbt. defense.
W ednesday July 30
T. T. Allen and family left last by C. Y. Lowe.
parties coming to the beach from Tho Coquillers coming to the bats
Tho U. S. government holds tho secret of
W.
V.
Cope
and
wife,
of
Floras
Saturday for their ranch on Sixes
that section.
Johnson and J. Beuhatn got bases on a new explosive that will pierce fourteen
River, where he went to look after bis Creek were in town Tuesday. Mr.
Mr. Ross, who is interested in the balls, Sbea got u three bagger after inches of Krup steel. No armor will staud
crop, He expects to return in about Cope brought up a wagon load of now steamor under way of construc­ ho was out on strikes, scoring John its force.
Suits Made to Measure by two of the Best Tailors
butter for shipment to San Francisco. tion at Prosper returned yesterday son and Benham and scoring himself The coal strike in Pensylvania is growing
throe weeks.
in Sail Francisco.
The Coppor Queen arrived iu at from a trip to San Francisco. Ho on Hunt’s error. Eager struck fly to worse.
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Three hobos robbed a passenger who step­
■R
Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide Coos bay Monday from Yaqnina on was accompanied up by J. Burns wbo left, Lorenz fanned, Baxter took bnse ped upon the platform, near Ogden, Utah.
reputation for its cures. It never fails her way to Bogue River. She went conies to work on tho vessel.
on balls, Millsap got a single and H. They also held up a detective who went
after them.
and is pleasant and safe to take. For in for freight and to do some re
The most unique sight we have Benham retired the side on the A passenger train struck a wagon at a
pairing.
sale by C. Y. Lowe.
seen latoly was a voting man and bis strikes.
crossing in Lestershire, N. Y., and killed
The Tug, Katie Cook, from Rogue best girl out for a walk with a small
AU Kinds of Goods Ko,
In the sixth inning both teams driver and injured two other people.
Ladies’ Jackets and
A Large Stock Just
Captain C. II. Butler and tho Tug
Rainy Weather.
Capes.
Received,
Triumph’s crew went outside the bar River, which was undergoing repairs boy following with a large water failed to have a man reach first, and In a collision between two British schoon­
fishing last Thursday, on tho tug, and at Reed’s shipyard, at Marshfield, melon on his shoulder. It looked as the Bandon team did nothing in I be ers, off Malacca straits settlement, the
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Prince Alexander was sunk and 40
seventh ¡Dning; on the part of the schooner
came back with a catch of 66 all of was launched from tho ways last week if there was a picnic coming.
lives lost.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
visitors, Shoa went. out at second
which were redfish except three ling. and has returned to Wedderbnrn-
T hursday July 31
Mrs. Ada Simpson returned home
Eager
at
first,
Lorenz
got
a
two
base
Editor
J.
J.
Stanley,of
the
Coquille,
Los
Alamos,
Southern
California,
was
The county board of equalization
yesterday from Portland where she
will meet in the clerk's office. Coquille Bulletin was in town for a short time, has been attending Business College hit, Baxter got first on Page’s error, shaken by a severe earthquake. About 75
shocks were experienced since the 27th.
City, at 9 o’clock a. m. on August 25, having came down to secure a house during the past few months. She Millsap anil H. Benham got a single, New York financiers plan to build the
Lorenz
and
Baxter
scored
and
John
­
for
his
folks
to
camp
in
fora
few
days.
19<>2, to examine the assessment roll
biggest office in the world. It is to be a
was accompanied by Miss Williams,
Boots and Shoes
nine million dollar business structure.
and bear objections if any from the They purpose coming down Saturday. who came to visit her sister, Mrs. son retired the side at first.
The home team did nothing in the Two regiments of National Guards have
taxpayers.
Tho passenger list on the Manda­ Carroll.
eighth or ninth liming. On the part been sent to the strike district in Pensyl-
Dairyville was largely represented lay on her arrival bore yesterday was
W. Hunt, tlio Photographer has of Coquille, J. Bonham went out at vania cosl fields. The artillery is to be called
at the ball gamo hero last Sunday, as follows: Joseph Walsor and daugh­ returned from Humboldt Co., Cali­
out if the situation warrants it.
first. Shea took base on balls, Eager The Chicago Courts have rnjoined A. Pat
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langlois, Z. ters, Sophia and Flora, Mr Ross, J fornia and has rented the Photo Boat
struck a t o bagger, Shea scored win ten and others from operating a corner in
Boice, Jack Hoover, J. A. Bowman, Burns, Miss Hazel McPhail, E D for a short time and will be pleased
CONSTANTLY on HAND
ning run, Lorenz wont ont at first oats. Those short on oats were getting
Sam and Clint Mali bort), and several Goodman.
to have your orders for Photo work. and Baxter died at the plate.
squeezed in r.he gambling game.
J. E. Woods returned home Mon­ Camp views a specialty for the next
other parties being present.
Floods in Texas cause the worst railroad
Coqnille
AB R BII SB 1’0 A E
tie up in the history of tho state. Six lives
Robert Breen came over this week day from a trip to Myrtle Point and ton days.
Johnson lb ... .... 4 1
0 0 8 0 1 have been lost and immense damage done.
from Beaver Hill to spend u few days Marshfield. Ho had started to go on
The steamer Mandalay got i n J Benham 2b.. ........ 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 New York school children have an epi­
having been laid ofl work for repairs. a prospecting tour into the Yaqnina Yesterday bringing six passengers Sbea ss........... ........ 1 2 t 0 2 1 0 demic of eye diseases. 12 per cent are af
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are
He received some injury by being country, but concluded to postpone and about 150 tons of miscellaneous E«ar c............. ....... 8 1 1 0 15 1 0 footed.
Lorenz 3b ... .... 4 1 I 0 1 5 0
To bo hnd in Dry Goods, Clothinfl. Shoes
F riday A ur 1
caught in a close place by a moving tho trip for a month.
freight. Among other things she C Baxter If... .... 4 1 0 2 0 0 0
and other good» that must be sold to make
W. L. Record returned to Bandon brought about twenty tons of steel Milsap rf .... .... 4 0 8 0 0 0 0 Tracy crossed tlio Columbia Iliver into
log in the camp where he was at work.
room for more.
Eawtern Washington and ia traveling toward
Tuesday
having
spent
a
week
or
two
Isam Walker was in town Monday*
rail for Johnson's mill. She had a H Benham cf. .... 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 Idaho. He had two horses, four and 200
having come in to look after some looking over the county. He brought considerable quantity of California Nefzoer p .... .... 4 0 — 0 — 0 0 — 2 — 0 rounds of amunition.
A. W. KIME, M. ».
W- Haydon, JI. I>.
Gen. Jacob H. Smith, of ‘kill and burn*'
Totals
wool he was having shipped to San back word from Coos bay that there fruit, ou board for different river
83 7 7 8 27 10 1
fame
arrived
iu
San
Francisco
from
Manila
SKIN PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON
Francisco. Mrs. Walker is expected were some 40 meu at work at Empire, points.
Bandon
AB R H SB 1>O A E
DIGESTIVE, URINARY AND
Japan is studying Chinese exclusion with
McKune, as...
2 2 0 2
1 0 1
BANDON, OREGON.
DISEASES.
to ariive soou from Humboldt and in connection with the railroad prop
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Raymond 2b.. ......... 4 0 1 0 3 1 0 a view of keeping Chinamen out of her
Office
—
East
Front
Street,
osition.
they will remain in Oregon some
Calls to all parts of town and county
Burrows, o .... ......... 8 0 0
1 10 6 1 realm.
B andon . O beoon .
promptly answered day or night. Office op
months.
A. G. Hoyt, our enterprising livery
The boiler makers and shipbuilders of
Page, 3rd b .. .......... S 2 0 1
0 0 1
corner of Lower Muiu and Atwater streets
Hanrahan, p . . .. . 40 0 1 0 2 0 of Chicago went on a strike for higher
A. G. Thrift was in town Saturday man aud mail carrier visited Myrtle The Bnndon Team Beaten
by
wages.
C
Hunt,
cf..
0
......... 4 0 0 0
0 1
and Sunday having cotno tip from Point and the North Fork country
J. W. STRANGE,
The Umpire.
The rain has ceased and the flood are re-
Walker. If... ......... 4 0 0 0 2 0 1
Dairyville, where be is teaching going into Brewster Valley. He ro
LIFE
OF
T.
DEWITT
TALMAGE,
by
Star, 1st b .... ......... 4 1 0 0 8 2 0 ceeding in Texas.
school. It is reported on good author­ turned home last Monday bringing
Many residents of Jamaica, the fourth his son, R kv . F bank D ewitt T almaok and
Frederick rf... .......... 3 I 1 0 0 0 0
associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
In the ball game here last Sunday
— _ — _ —
1 irgest of the West India Island, are urging book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor
ity that Mr. Thrift has purchased Ed four head of horses with him to stock
2 5 24 11 5 annexation to the United States.
Totals
31
6
BANDON, - - - OREGON.
mous profit for agents who act qmcklv.
the
Coquille
teain
defeated
the
home
Raekleff’s rnerchantile bnsiness at up bis livery stable,
Two members of the gang who recently Outfit ten cents' Write immediately Clark
SCOBK BY INNINGS.
team
in
a
score
of
7
to
G.
Will
visit Bandon regularly ou dates to be
Dairyville, and that his chief business Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg.
got $50,000 from Wells Fargo were captured & Co., 232 8. 4th St. l'lilla., l’a. Mention supplied in the Looal Column.
1 O 3 4 5 < 7 8 9
this
paper.
The
Bandon
team
put
up
a
superi
­
to this place ou Saturday was to se Iowa, was cured of stomach trouble
and $30,000 of the stolen money secured.
cure the services of a teacher to finish with which he had been afflicted for or game of ball, but they were unable Bandon........... 2 0 1 8 o 0 0 0 o-o
GEO. P. TOPPING,
4 4 <•'•> 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44,4.?:.S.'4:43iif
S aturday Au« 3
his term of school at that place.
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain’s to boat the umpire who was appar Coquille......... 0 0 0 0 8 0 2 2 •-7 Tracy is traveling Eastward in Eastern ATTORNEY ahd COUNSELOR AT LAW ■: BANDON LODGE No. 133, 1. 0.0. F S
SUMMARY.
Washington with two Fosses looking for
I. N. DeLong moved his family to Stomach and Liver Tablets. Ho lmd ently in sympathy with the visitors.
Practices In all the Courts of the State.
I » ANDON LODGE. No. 138,1.0. O. F. S
3, base.bita, Raymond. Shea; 2. base hits him. He was recognized at a house. near
There
were
some
features
in
con
­
previously
tried
many
other
remedies
X
meets every Saturday evening. 3
the Hazelton place last Monday to re­
Lorenz, Eager; passed balls, Eager. 5, Bur­ Wenatchee, by Sam MaoEldowney who Office on Second Floor in Concrete Building X
Visiting
brothers in good standing &j
nection
with
the
game
that
were
pe
­
side. Tim Hazelton place, which Mr. and a number of physicians without
rows, 2; Wild pitch. Hanrahan 1, Nefzger,3; knew him at Portland.
on First Street,
.¿cordially invited.
S
culiar.
One
of
those
features
was
the
I. N. DE LONG, N.G. «
Struck out, by Hanrahan, 10, by Nefzger 15;
Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
The grave diggers at tho Con cordia com
DeLong has purchased, is situated relief. For sale by C, Y. Lowe.
*
A.
G.
II
oyt
.
Seo.
on balls, oil Hanrahan, 9. off Nefzger etery, Chicago, have struck for higher wages. or uioney loaned on flame.
about one ami a half miles bolow
W. S. Marshall, of New Luke re­ published statement in the Coast Mail 7; Bases
Timo 2 houis: umpire, Wright; Official
❖
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King Edward of Great Britain is able to
Bandon, - - - - Oregon.
Beaver slough. Mr. DeLong will still turned heme Monday from his visit of Sunday, that Hi Wright would um scorer Curtis.
walk about the deck of his yacht.
pire
the
game,
the
Bandon
team
not
hold his position ns engeneer at Persb- to Sau Francisco and Sonomo county
<■ 5
i « i ? * « }
J. M. UPTON,
The League game of basoball for The Czar of Russia has suppressed all
baker’s sawmill. Mr. and Mrs. De California. He brought back the having been consulted nor advised in
newspapers of his realm that bad a sem­
:*
DELPHI
LODGK, NO. (14, K. OF P.
nAxt Sunday wil. be playod at Coquille blance of independence.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
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Long have been residents of this place news that Geo. Belhell, who accom­ the matter. Another thing that had
DANDON.
COOS
COUNT!.
OllEGON
.
between the Bandon and Coquille
* J AELITII LODGE.NO.64, KNIGHTS
The Colombian government purchased a
for several years and Bandon is loth panied him, had improved in health a wry look on the face of it, was the
LJ of Pythias, meets every Monday
teams. The usual excursion will be steamship and is converting it into a man- Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
evening at 7:80 o'clock, in Cnstle Hall,
to part with them.
to a considerable degree. Mrs. Mar purpose of the Coquille team to not
of-war. at. Seattle.
Street.
4
I'.aii.Um. Oflii,
P. NELSON. C. C.
run
to
accommodate
tboso
wishing
to
play
uoless
Wright
umpired
the
A
hobo
about
18
years
old,
was
dragged
to
H. N. H abbinoton , K. of R.and S.
A run away on First street, Friday shall met her husband here on the game. A third evidence of something attend.
death under a train, nt ar Woodburn, Ore
____
_
evening, made things lively for a occasion of his return.
g(»n. His identity is unknown.
wrong in Denmark was a bet wagered
California has a smoking mountain near
short time. A. Mr. Taylor who is
Mrs. J. B. Fox. and daughters Doll by one of the Coquille boys, in the
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4#
the center of the earthquake disturbances
4
here from the interior cam pi ng, drove and Laura and son David. Mrs. Har­ sum of $10 in which he made the
• • •
At. Panama, Colombia, by Chamberlain’« at Los Alamos.
4 Il \NI>ON LODGK, No. 1 15, A. ¥. A. M g
up in front of Sanderson’s and giving rington, Gertie, Ella, Georgia and
M onday August 4
stipulation that the bet was off in Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
•> I » ANDON LODO E, No. 115. A. F.A ,M. 2
Pure, frosh, cold spring water
Three or four sheriffs with posses are try­
the lines to his wife got out and went Bruce Johnson. Patil Wilson. Austin
❖ I > Stated ooninutnicationa finit Siit
piped
to
any
part
of
town,
case Hi Wright did not umpire the
ing
to
bead
off
Tracy.
❖ iirdav niter the full moon of each
Dr. Chas, II. Utter, a prominent
into tho store on business. While and Kirk White, May and Gene Wick­
and
to
any
part
of
the
bouse,
*
game. However the greatest evidence Pliyscian, of Panama, Colombia, in a An earthquake shock at Clinton, Monta­
month. All Master Masons cordially •*
he was inside, one of the horses ham, came down Monday to enjoy a
on
application,
in
quantities
na, was severe on-»ugh to cause the ooliapse
invited.
T. I. THRU r. W M. &
of unfairness was in the decisious roeent letter states; “Last March I of
desired.
Rates
reasonable.
:
:
several
old
buildings.
-•>
got its tail over the lines and com­ couple of weeks* recreation on the which the umpire rendered.
W. H aydon . Sec.
*
had as a patient a young lady sixteen 'I he Haytien ontbreak is ended and the
menced kicking. The team soon pas­ beach. Miss Doll Fox gave the 11 e
««««*<«
W, H. LOGAN, Proprietor’ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 4
That the umpire robbed tho Ban­ years of age, who bad a very bad at­ government in control.
sed from under control.and started corder typos a visit and displayed
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don team is the general verdict of tack of dysentery. Everything 1 pre
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W
MA KINK.
up Atwater street on a run. The the fact that she was acquainted with
Court Quepu nf thè Forent No. 17, i
those who watched the game and scribed for lier proved ineffectual and
ARRIVED.
woman gathered her child iu her arms the typo’s art.
Forestel’M of Amerlcu.
we are told that one of the Coqnille she was growing worse every hour. Aug 6—Stmr Mandalay, Bendegard, 75
❖
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l
and jumped out with the result that
hours
from
S
F.
''rxn’RT QUEEN OF THE FORESI'.!
team
said
that
he
was
fairly
struck
M Brener was called to Myrtle Point
Her parents were sure she would die
the breath was knocked out of the
U No. 17. Iiieet» Friilnv niflht uf #acb
out, and yet the umpire gave him a She had become so weak that she
■••«■eek. in Concrete Hall. Bnndon. Oregon
baby and she received a severe shak-' Saturday by the death of a nephew,
Xotice to Property Owner«.
\ cordoli welcome ts extended to all via-1
chance
to
mako
a
hit
and
score
three
could not turn omr in bed. What Io
ing up. A little farther on, a little! John Brener, son of his brother John
■fitinii tirothers
HENRY GOETZ,
‘
rnns
for
bis
team.
I^yYon
can
hnvo
it
all
for
All
persons
owning
property
in
the
Town
W. W Siuruuv,
Cbief Ranger. •
do nt this critical moment was a study
dog that was in the wagon, jumped who lives in Oakland, California.
Fin. Secreta rv.
of
Bnndon,
adjoining
sidewalks,
out
of
re
Bandon took tho first turn at tho for me, but I thought of Chamber
’er
out but lit on bis back and got tip n i- The lad had boon sent to his uncle
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444'4 4 #'4:4'«4
Per fiOr .Y! I oik
pair, are hereby ordered to repair, or cause
til
Monti*
horsehide.
McKune
went
to
the
bat;
Iain
’
s
Colic,
Cholera
and
Diarrhoea
S.
Brener
to
recuperate
bis
health
decided whether to go back, or follow '
the same to be repaired, within ten days
nfter the team. The horses wore stop- j but took wor«e and died. His par­ and walked to first balls, stole second Remedy and as a last resort pro- j If not done nt the expiration of the time Iti thè Evenirne? Tclegram, of Portland,
Oresinn. It
’ is the ' largest
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evening
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Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
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pod in the neighborhood of the ■ ents were called from Oakland, the and scored on two passed balls. Ray­ scribed it. The most wonderful re­ specified, the repairing will be done at the pupe pnbliahed
ili Oregon;
it
expense of owner of adjoining property.
mond
and
Burrows
failed
to
connect
news
of
the
state
and
of the
all
th»
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sult
was
effected.
Within
eight
hours
broomhandie mill having done little mother coming a week before the boy
Bridges adjoining property are subject to
nal ini. Try it for a month. A sample
damage to tho rig outside a broken 1 died, but the father who was tele­ and retired to the bench. Page walked she was feeling much better; inside the above order.
c py w I lie mailed toy iu fne. Address
tlotiblletree and some breaks in tho 1 graphed for later did not nrrtvo in to first, stole second and scored on of three days she was upon her feet
E. M. BLACKERBY,
The Telegram,
Marshal.
harness. The woman and child os-, time to seehis son alivo. The Romains wild pitch; Hanrahan took base on and at the eml of one week was en­
i’OKTLAM), ORE.
HOUND HOUSE GALLERY, RANDOX
Bandon,
Oregon,
Augnst
7,1902.
balls,
stole
second
and
Hunt
retired
tirely
well.
”
For
side
by
C.
Y.
Lowe.
will be tnkou to Oakland for burial.
japed serious injury.
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