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BANDON,
OREGON:
J. J. Bryan was in town this week J Mrs. Thomas Hoover, a relative of
Mr. and Mrs. Jcsiah Wolf, arrived
in tbe interest of Schilling & Co.
FRUIT JARS at W. C. Sanderson’s
J, N. Hedden aud family of Scotts­ here from Drain last Saturday and
will visit with them a few days.
Mrs. C. H. Butler went to Coquille burg were in Bandon last Saturday.
Sanderson Bros, have the largest St. John'» Episcopal Guild
City, Tuesday on a visit.
Charles Lorenz and wife are visit­ and best stock of Groceries in town.
Alfred Johnson, of Johnson’s mill A ooncet consist ¡ng f vocal and instru-
ing at Coquille this week.
meatal solos, t-ios and quartette wilt be
Mason fruit jars—pints, quarts and was in town looking around Tuesday. given in Mu"ck’a Hall on Saturday evening,
half gallons at J. Denholm’s store.
M. R. Lee has gone to Myrtle Point Aug. 93.-d. Beat talent of Oakland, Cal.
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos to look after bis interests at tbatplace. and Coqoille will tsaist. Adults 25 eta
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban­ Tbe schooner Corinthian came in ohildren 15 eta. Prog amine will appear in
tbe next issue.
Tuesday bringing about fifty tons of
don.
Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can­ freight.
A Hot Game.
dies you always find a cboico eelec-
Charles G. Lee and C. Dalton of
eion at Magoon’s.
Sau Francisco were doing business There will be a game of baseball at thia
place next Bunday, between the Coquille
Sanderson Bros, will buy all yonr in town Tuesday.
City team and tbe Bandon team. Bedillion
Butter either in roll or solid pack— Robert Eager, catcher for the Co­ oha'lenged the Coquille team to play three
Amount unlimited.
quille baseball team, spout a day or games, one at Bandon next Sunday, one at
Coquille City the fo lowing Sunday, and
William H. Button and A. Oaborn two intown this week.
the thiid game to be played on neutral
went to.Beaver Hill Tuesday, having Amos Hatcher and wife of Two- ground; tbe last game will be played at
business which called them there.
mile were doing business io town tbe either Myrtle Point or Marshfield, providing
suitable arrangements can be made with
In provisions and groceries G. H latter part of last week.
tbe railroad company for tbe train, as well
Magoon always carries a select stock There are numerous strangers in as with others for tbe ball grounds. This
Fresh supplies arriving on ouch ves- town this week. Mostly they are of challenge has been taken, and part of tbe
el.
those who have come from tbe inter- necessary cash already deposited, tbe bal-
anoe to be put up the day of the game.
The best physic—Chamberlain’s ior.
This will positively wind up tbe ball play­
Stomach and Liver Tablets.* Easy to
George Robinson and wife, Daisy ing for this season. The regular excursion
take. Pleasant in effect. For sale Leneve and C. A. Schroeder and wife, boats will be run for the benefit of those
by C. Y. Lowe.
all of Port Orford were in town Sat­ wishing to attend the games. A red hot
game is assured, as both teams are equally
Albert Garfield took passage on urday.
matched.
the Mandalay, lust Sunday, for San
Jack and Robert Hunt gave Co­
Francisco. He has gone to Bpend a quille a visit yesterday each having
Here to Lecture.
month with his parents in Oakland.
goue to make homestead entry to pub­
Mrs. Frank Sowash and children, lic land.
Mrs. Unruh arrived here Tuesday
of Myrtle Point came down Monday
James Wall will soon have a saw­ and will lecture in the M. E. Church
to spend a week with her sister in law mill running in tbe vicinity of Myrtle
this evening and Friday evening. She
and family, Mrs. M. R. Lee.
Point. It is to have a capacity of will also lecture at the same place
J. S. Tilton has gone to work at the 10,000 feet per day.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Pioneer mine back of Randolph. Mr.
Amos Nosier and family and sev­ of next week. August 20 and 21.
Zoek who is iD charge there has four eral other persous arrived yesterday
Mrs. Unruh is not a stranger here,
or five men workiog steadily in the from Coquille to spend a few days but is remembered by many residents,
mines.
camping on the beach.
she having delivered a series of lec­
Miss C. M. Peters, who has been
There were about twenty tents and tures at this place eight years ago.
visiting her friend, Miss Florence covered wagons in happy camp last
She is a pleasant speaker and ban
Ilona. during tbe past 6ix weeks, left Sunday. Several left on Monday but dies the temperance question io a
last Sunday for her home in San more have been arriving since.
skillful manner and is able to instruct
Francisco.
It is authoritatively reported that and entertain her audiences. You
Mrs. Eisma Erickson and daughter Joseph Hare has tendered his resig­ should go and hear her. It will do
Hilda left on the Mandalay last Sun nation and that the Hare postoffice you good.
P boubam fob W bpnbsdat E vbnino .
day for Sun Francisco. They will in Curry county will go out of com­
Song by Congregation.
visit Mrs. Erickson’s son Joseph, in mission.
Prayer.
California.
Capt. J. Jorgensen is having an Song.
Bishop W o II b of tbe Episcopal Dio­ addition built on his house and bav Address of Welcome.
cese of Spokane, Wash, who comes ¡ng it otherwise improved. When Response.
by six girls and six boys.
this year iu place of Bishop Morris, finished be will have a very comforts Song
Recitation .......................... Katie MoNair
at bis request, will preach to night in ble residence.
Bong........................................ Juvenile Choir
St. John’s Church.
Editor Stanley and family came Reading............... .................. Ethel Dyer
Mrs. J. M. Prewett and son Clifford, down from Coquille Saturday for a Song.............. ’........................ Mrs Brvan
Declamation...........................Mertie Davison
xvbo have been visting relatives here season on tbe beach. Mr. Stanley
returned
to
Coquille
on
Monday
leav
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during tbe past month, left on tbe
Itawednll About Over.
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steamer, Sunday, on their return to ing bis family to enjoy an outing.
Oukluud. Culif.
Ed. Clark, of tbe firm of Clark &
Baseball for this seaeon seems to
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Dwyer, stockmen of Northern Curry be about over. Sunday’s game decided
Diarrhoea Remedy
a world wide was in town last Friday having tbe peuant proposition or nearly so
reputation for its cures. It never fails brought in a load of wool He took as it put the penaut out of reach of
and is pleasant and safe to tuke. For back a load of supplies for the ranch. tbe Bandon team and it was already
sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Charles Desmond, a boy of 11 years out of sight to the Marshfield nine.
Sunday’s game was an interesting
There will be a ball at Bullards fell from a scow in tow of the steamer
Imll next Satnrday evening. A steamer Alert, into Coos Riyer last Saturday. contest, but Coquillo proved too
has been chartered to give free trans­ Chas. Woodward went into the river strong for tbe Bandon boys, and
portion from Bandon and Parkers­ after the boy, but was attacked with gained the victory by a score of 7 to 5
burg. Tickets, including supper, cost cramps. Rev. Irvine then went to the runs.
The next game should come ofl be­
one dollar.
rescue and saved both.
tween
tbe Coquille and Marshfield
Spray Osborn, who has been in ill
The steamship Mandalay carried
health for some time past, took pas­ out fifteen passengers when she sailed teams, at Marshfield but it is not yet
sage on tbe steamer Mandalay last for San Francisco last Sunday. Be­ decided that tbe game will take place
Sunday for San Francisco, with the sides Hal, tbe healer and his show as other arrangements may be made.
intention of entering a hospital for men, there was Spray Osborn, Miss
Lent an Hye.
treatment.
C M Peters, Mrs J M Prewett, and
Some of tbe Bandon girls, assisted son Clifford, Mrs Emma Erickson
A. W. Strader met with a míe­
by a number of tbe girls from Coquille and daugater Hilda.
fortune last Saturday in tbe los« of
had a bonfire party on tbe beach
Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg. an eye.
Monday evening at which they spsnt Iowa, was cured of stomach trouble
He fell from a log cn to another
a couple of hours in social amuse with which he had been afflicted for oue striking on a snag which entered
ment very pleasantly.
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain's hio left eye cutting it very badly and
Jolm Sparks of Reno, Nev.,will not Stomach and Liver Tablets. He bad destroying tbe eyeball.
Dr. Kime was called, and dressed
show at the California State Fair this previously tried many other remedies
year, preferring to sbow at the Oregon and a number of physicians without tbe wound, which required nine
sticbes to close up properly. Tbe
State fair instead. He has one of tbe relief. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
finest herds of Hereford cattle in tbe The Parkersburg baseball boys wound is doing as well as could be
United States and will exhibit 20 bead came down Sunday Hnd played ball expected, and is not causing a great
with tbe Bandon Kids. The good for­ amount of pain.
at the fair this fall.
tune
which has hitherto attended tbe
James Star who has been associated
Tara Night into Day.
with the Bandon baseball team this Kids seems to have deserted on this
season, left for tbe Willamette valley occasion aud they got a heavy drub
The electrical illuminations of the
last Monday morning. His folks had bing, tbe score being 7 to 16 in favor
Portland
Elks Carnival, of Septem­
spent a couple of weeks on the beach of the visitors. Two of the Bandon
ber,
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will be a revelation in the
here and he would overtake them at boys played in the Parkersburg team.
way of modern utility of electricity
Coast Mail; To-day the Alliance
Myrtle Point and go home with them.
in transforming night into a glorions
Benjamin F. Parsons, the well brought in 150 tons of freight for tbe day, radiant as a sunrise rainbow,
known, optician is at the Tupper Great Central Railroad Company. with its colors many times multiplied.
House. All parties having defective Mr. C. E. Cook a prominent Portland Seventh street is the location of the
eyes will do well to see him. He will contractor arrived on tbe Alliance fair, and some 12 to 15 blocks, extend­
diagnose your case and tell yon what with abont 60 men and a largo amount ing from the main gate at Seventh
the trouble is, and furnish glasses if of material to begin operations on the and Washington streets to Flanders
necessary. He will visit Langlois and new wharf and road. We are in­
formed that 150 horses and mules street taking in the tree-lined park
Port Orford.
have started for Empire overland. blocks north of Burnside street, will
Amongst the other articles of com­ Tools and implements of all kinds give the Carnival effective setting.
merce comprised in the Mandalay’s have arrived also at Empire.
There will be a Temple of Light and
cargo on her departure from here for
Music at the intersection of Seventh
San Francisco, she carried away 160
Myrtle Point Enterprise: The and Ankeny streets; a Court of Hon-
tins of matches from the BandoD band boys will be disappointed to 1 °r> where a throne room for tbe queen
match fnctory. This is the second learn that Dale Strange is not to be- will be provided; wide arches at the
shipment made, the first being a lot cotne a resident of Myrtle Point, at street intersections, all handsomely
of 34 tins sent the proceeding trip.
least for tbe present, He
I' has
\ been decorated and glowing with hundreds
Rev. W. S. Holcomb and son and offered and has accepted a position iu of electric lights. The Manufacturers
C. Ledgerwood started for the Sixes the job deparlment of the Roseburg building will be a beautifully decor­
River country last M.in lay on a hunt Plaitidealer and with his mother will ated arcade 150 feet long and 15 feet
ingnnd camping expedition. We tried return abont September tbe 1st. to . deep, in which the industries of tbe
to learn when they expected to return, Roseburg for the winter Dr. J. W. state and actual manufacturing pro­
but they were non committal and we Strange will remain in Myrtle Point cesses will be illustrated to profitable
conclude that they intend to stay till where be is in charge of a permanent advantage before tbe eyes of thou
sands of visitors.
|bey get a deer if it takes all summer, j dental office.
LOCAL NEWS
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THURSDAY,
Number 33.
AUGUST 14, 1902
CAMP MEETING!
Important News Notes
T uksday Aug 5
Tho Morenn and Cromwell ateatnabip
line, are to be operated as one. Thia ar­
rangement will displace labor and give tbe
The members of the Bandon branch owners better profit. It will also guard
of the Reorganized Church of Jesus against competition.
Tracy left a warning note at a watering
Christ of Latter Day Saints will as
semble at Bandon Friday, August 29. trough, near Odessa, Wash , for Sheri J
Cndibee to let him alone or be would ’’fix
and bold services ten days.
him a plenty.”
The speakers to be present are A wholesale jail delivery was frustrated a*
Elders Joseph Ltifl, Geo. H. Hilliard, Portland by tbe jailer gettiug onto tbe
Charles E. Crumley, W. A. Goodwin scheme.
Jo in Shandow and wife of Michigan
and Arthur Alien.
adopted a whole orphan asylum, 22 boya
The services will be held in a large and girls in all.
tent which will be sot up iu the street The People’s Trust Company and the
near the bluff at. the West end of Western Co-operative Association are to
Fourth Street. A cordial invitation combine. This combillation will be backed
by many million of dollars.
is extended to everybody.
The steamer City of Venice was sunk in
collision with steamer Seguin ou Lake Erie.
What the Hantera Tell.
Three persona were drowned aud several in­
Elbert Dyer, Johu Buckingham, jured.
W ednesday Aug 6
Clifford Prewett and Clay Garout
Harry Tracy, the noted outlaw aud mur­
came in Saturday from a bunting ex­ derer was wounded and ouded bis life by
pedition into tbe Elk River country. committing suicide, iu a Wheatfield uear
They had good buccoss and came fellows, Wash.
home baviDg killed all tbe deer they A cloudburst flood in Colorado washed a
tourist train from the track. No lives were
wanted.
lost.
The boys tell a pretty tough yarn King Edward went to London. The city
on a Marshfield ptirty who bad been is busy with coronatio:: preparations.
spending a ten-days’ siege in tbe A series of cloudbursts followed the
same locality. There were six men drouth in Colorado. Tbe crops bare been
benefited but there has been immense dam­
in this party and in going in they age to railroads and bridges.
bad 14 horse loads, but three horses A mine superintendent was murdered in
were ample to pack them out. Among the ooa. regions in Penaylvnnia, a probable
tbe supplies taken to camp was a result of the trouble there.
twenty gallon keg of whiskey and 500 Thirty six eastern theaters have formed a
combine.
bottles of beer. This was a heavy
Tbe trust jumped salt up $5 a ton at Port
ration for six men od a limit of ten land.
days, but tbe spiritless keg and Highwaymen hold up a train, in Illinois,
empty bottles testify that the task, aud got away with six bags of money.
hursday Aug 7
though herculean, was faithfully per­ The irst T thing
in order after Tracy’s
formed notwithstanding that the per body war secured was a dispute as to whom
formers probably staggered under tbe reward belonged.
their burdens. We are told, however, 32 American soldiers died of cholera in
that tbe party bad taken in two eases the Philippines during tbe last two weeks.
Bueiuess is almost blocked at New Ha­
of eggs and that they only got away ven, Connecticut, by a street oar strike.
with one, the other was left in camp. A cyclone iu North Carolina blew dowu a
Returning to tbe account of tbe pavilion, injuriug 1G persons.
parties first mentioned Clifford Prew­ Bedford, Ind., bad a hundred thousand
ett shot his first bear on Ibis occa­ dollar fire. Tbe railway freight house aud
a lot of cars were burned.
sion and tbe boys had a good laugh Private Hillman, a recruit to an Illinois
at the scare be got. He was out alone regiment is at tbe point of death from ner­
and got a shot at a bear and by tbe vous prostration as tbe result of being
way be did good work, but be was hazed.
F bipai Aug 8
not initiated into the mysteries of the
A tunnel n mile in lengih is to pierce tbe
chase, beuce be followed tbe bear Cascade luonntnins under the Hannigan
down the mountain until be beard it pass for railroad purposes.
bawl. That proved too much for his An explosion in an Austrian quarry in­
nerves and away he went toward jured 29 men.
camp, saddled a horse and went after Desultory firing is reported from tbe
troops iu the Shenandoah, Pa., coal strike
Dyer who had gone in another di­ region. No one hurt.
rection. When he returned with Mr. Attorney General Knox figured in a rough
Dyer he found brnin dead enough and tumble fight in Atlantic city.
within twenty stops of the place Port Au Prince, Hayti had a $200,000 fire
destroyed 50 bonses.
whore he was when bis courage gave whioh
An explosion of firedamp in a mine at
awav. Animals not infrequently bawl Trinidad, Colorado, caused the death of over
or bleat when mortally wounded.
20 persona.
Silver City, in Utah, was entirely de­
Americana Heady to Fight
stroyed by fire.
Jape.
On information that the Haytien gnnboat
commander intended to out the cable be­
H onolulu , Aug. 2.—According to tween Cape Haytien and New York, the Sec­
tbe Honolulu men who are interested retary of tbe navy has instructed the OOlll-
in tbe Marcus Island guano expedi­ mander of tbe Machias to protect it from
tion, against which Japan ban sent a act of any violence.
S atubday Ang 9
war vessel, as reported by tbe last ad­ King Edward seventh was crowned kins
vices received here from the States, of Great Britain.
the vessel which left here for tbe is­ Walter Scott, a Chicago millionaire, was
land carried a complement of Mauser killed by Walter L. Stubbing« in a quarre;
tbe settlement of a bill which tbe
rifles, and ber captain had instruction over
millionaire refused to pay.
from the company to plant the Amer­ The Sebnitz brewery at Pendleton was
ican flag on tbe island aud keep it burned to day.
floating until compelled to bail) it Siegel Smith of Fitzgerald. Ga., started
down. Captain A. A. Rosehil), the in Tuesday on a ten years sleep. Local physi­
cian have been unable to awake him since'
discoverer of the island, who left bis Strikers and police clashed at Scranton,
claim to it on a cocoanut treeoD Mar­ Pa. Three strikers arc reported to have
cus in 1889, is in command of tbe ex been shot.
pedition. Tbe company's claim i- Richard Bailey a Kentucky despnrado was
based on bis title, which is on record «hot and killed by John Owens another
tough character st Prinville, Ky.
with tbe State Depar'ment at Wash­ Iu a boiler explosion at Adrian, Mich.,
ington.
one mau was killed, one fatally hurt and
No imitation tbat the vessle left several injured.
here with any arms on board was Tracy’s body reached Salem, was identi­
by tbe autboiities and convicts, tbe
given out until the news was received fied
features destroyed by vitriol and interrrm ut
tbat tbe Japanese Government bad given.
laid claim to the island, and bad dis
Another Tracy hns taken to tbe road in
patched a war vessel there. Colonel Eastern Washington who claims to be the
Thomas Fitch then made public the real things. Ho held up two farmers for
instructions given to Captnin Rosehilll meals and took a saddle horse elsewhere.
M onday August 11
which, while designed to prevent any Famine horrors
ure added to those of war
conflict, were intended to compel the in Hayti.
Japanese to allow the Americans to Venezuelan rebels are reported entering
aud, or use force to drive them away. the Barcelona City.
Havana bud a disastrous fire. Three lives
A YOUNG LADY'S LIFfc SAVED,
were lost.
Seven persons were burned to death in a
At Panama, Colombia, by Chamberlain's
hotel fire in Ban Angelo, Texas.
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
A fire at The Dalles burned up tbe O. R.
Dr. Chas, H. Utter, a prominent <t N. stock yards.
S anderson B rothers
Re-lTnlon of Bandon Branch
of Latter Day Saint*
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Provisions & Groceries,
Hay* Grain and all kinds of Feed. Wholesale oJ It tail.
SEED OATS IN STOCK.
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Produce
Butter
BRING US YOUR PRO
DUCE OF ALL KINDS.
Bring us your BUTTER either in Rolls or Solid Pack
Amount Unlimited.
Bandon,
Oregon
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J. Denholm
Dry Goos of Every Description
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
BOOTS and SHOES.
Suits Made to Measure by two of the Best Tailors
in San Francisco.
Fall and Winter Goods
All Kinds of Goods For
liaiuy Weather.
Ladies’ Jaokets and
Capes.
A Large Stook Just
Received.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
CLOTHING
jew
DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes
N. T
.GRENZ'S STORE
CONSTANTLY on HAND
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A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are
Other bargains
To be had iu Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
and other goods that must be sold to maku
room for more.
A. W. KDIE, 91. D.
w. Haydon, M. H.
DIGESTIVE. UKINABY AND
SKIN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
DISEASES.
BANDON, OREGON.
Office—East Front Street,
Galla
to
all parts of town and county
B andon . O bboon .
promptly answered day or night. Oilice on
corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets
AGENTS WANTED.
J. W. STRANGE,
LIFE OF T. DEWITT TALMAGE, by
his son. R kv . F bank D ewitt T almaok and
associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor-
OREGON.
mons profit for agepts who act qnicklv.
BANDON,
Outfit ten cents' Write immediately Clark
,t Co.. 222 8. 4tli st. l'liila . Pa Mention
Will visit Bandon regularly <>u dates to bo
supplied in the L ooh I Column.
this paper.
DENTIST,
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£ IJ meets every Saturday evening. .-.
Office on Second Floor in Concrete Buildiug ^Visiting brothers in good standing ...
on First Street,
jfcoordially invited.
Life Insurance Policiea and Bond« bought
I. N. DE LONG, N. G.
or money loaned on name.
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Practices in all the Courts of the State.
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Office in tbe Eldorado Building, on First ^1/ of PyllitHH meets every Munday
evening at. 7:30 o’clock, in Castle lltill,
Street.
P. NELSON. (1. C.
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Pure, fresh, cold spring water
piped to aoy part of town,
and to any part of the house,
on application, in quantities
desired. Rates reasonable. : :
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Pbyscian, of Pr tqma, Colombia, in a
ABBtVBP.
recent letter states: ’’Last March I
had as a patient a young lady sixteen Ang 12—Sehr Corinthian, Olsen, 15 day«
8 F to Adam Perabbaker.
W. H, LOGAN, Proprietor*
years of age, who bad a very bad at­ Irom
Aug 13—Sohr Onward, Larsen, 15
tack of dysentey^ Everything 1 pre from S F to O M & 'I' Co.
scribed for her proved ineffectual and
RAtLBI>.
sbe was growing worse every hour. Aug 10—Stmr Mandalay, Bendegard, to
Knew
News
Her parents were snro she would dte S F,
She bad become so wenk that she
could not turn over in bed. Whnt to Notice to Property Owners.
JjgTYoa can have it all for
do at this critical moment was a study All [HUHona owning property iu the Town
of
Bandon,
adjoining
sidewalk*,
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are hereby ordered to repair, or cause
Month
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Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea pair,
the same to be repaired» within ten days.
Remedy and as a last, resort pre­ If not done nt the expiration of the time 111 the Evenirne Teleerani. of Portland,
it i« tlu largest t vi niru nt
scribed it. Tbe most wonderful re­ Rpeoified, the repairing will be dune at. the Oregon,
pnp<* published in Oregon: it contaii.R
sult was effected^ Within eight hours expense uf owner of adjoining property. all th new» of ' the Ríate
tbe
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it for a month. A sanple
she was feeling .aiuch better; inside Bridges adjoining property are subject, to nat.ioi I Tiv
be
mailed
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of three days sht was upon her feet | t he above order. E M. BLACKEKBY.
and at the end r f one week was en- !
The Telegram,
Marshal.
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lirely well.” Fu sale by C. Y. Lowe. Bandon, Oregon, Auguat 7, 1902.
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