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■ ¡ * 52 Times a year for $2. 1 52 Times a year for $2. i BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY, AUGUST^ 1902 Number 34. Volume XVIII. LOCAL NEWS. The steamer Mandalay is due to-morrow. Mr». W.C. Owen, of Coquille was a visi tor iu town this week. George King, of Montague, California, was Capes and Jackets for Ladies, Misses and iu town Tuesday. Mrs. Wooten returned homo yesterday Children at Denholms. Lace curtain stretchers to rent at from Port Orford. Rev. W. 8. Holt, of Portland will preach the furniture store. tot ight in th» Presbyterian church. See the new style kitchen table and Mis-.es Irma and Addie Hunt have gone to safe ccmbined at B. F. Co’s. Marshfield to spend a week visiting relatives. J. D. Stewart and son, of New A lot of machinery for the Elk River saw mill was hauled down to day. If came by Lake, were in town Monday night. Coos Bay. Sandersou Bros, have the largest J P. Laurie, commercial traveler from and best stock of Groceries in town. San Francisco was doing business in town Father Donnelly, of Marshfield has yesterday. gone to Portland for a ten days visit. New Goods at Lorenz’s and more arriving J. L. Lewellen and family of Myrtle each steamer. Call and see those new suits for Gentlemen. Point spent last week on the beach The Episcopal Guild entertains Saturday here, night. They have striven hard to succeed F. A. Darling of Salem. registered and should have a liberal patronage. at the hotel here, the latter part of A moonlight excursion was made from Bandon to Lamp.>v creek and return, Tues last week. day night by the steamer Dispatch, a large A. G. Hoyt is putting a lot of wood number of persons taking part in the pleas alongside the cannery, for use when ure trip. the fishing season opens up. St. John’s church is to have a new roof. Gallier Brothers have shingles on The shingles were secured thia week from the Arago mill, and by the way, that mill the ground for the purpose of putting, puts out a good article. a new roof on the Tupper House. Benton Hoyt wishes to inform the public Judge J. D. Lowe attended the that he has the finest lino of samples to Piuneer's reunion at Marshfield, lust, order salts from that have ever been dis • played in Eandon. He solicits your patron Friday, returning home Monday. age and aeltes you to call aud examine hie W. C. Sanderson has purchased the stock of s imples. house and lot on Atwater Street,! Next Sunday the regular league game should come off at Band in between tbe Ban formerly owned by C. A. Craddock don and Marshfield teams, and according to In provisions and groceries G. II. the rules of the game Bandon is look Magoou always carries a select stock ing for that team to show up. The Coquille Fresh supplies arriving on each ves team failed to appear at Marshfield last Sun day, consequently it is claimed they lost, sel. Mrs. E. M. Blackerby, Mary, Iua, that game. C ured W ithout M sdicinb . S. J. Culver, Frank. Robbie and the baby returned who has been suffering from a severe at home Tuesday from a weeks outiug tack of rhourn itisin is convalescing. He at Whiskey run. s.nt to Camas Valley and bad William Coq- Zach Boice, of Floras Creek, came over a neuropathologist come in and treat him. Mr. Conover cla'ms that if tile nerves up Sunday and spent a couple of days are in a perfect condition that disease can in town. Mr. and Mrs, Boice intend not linger. In Mr. Culver’s case he looated moving to town iu a month or six the nerve that was at fault and commenced treat meat by rubbing aud forcing the nerve weeks. fluid along its natural course. He arrived James Culver, of Curry county, Friday noon and after two or three treat came up last Friday aud has been ments his patient got five hours sleep. And helping to take care of bis father who in three days was able to be out on crutabes, has boon suffering from rheumatism Mr. Culver is improving rapidly, the severe paio having disappeared and improvement for some time. is steady. Sheriff S. Gallier was visiting in town Saturday. Call at the furniture store for up bolstering goods. Circuit Court convenes in Curry county next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Linegar of Co quille City, were in town Saturday. Special—24 Large Stamps Photos .25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban don. I. N. De Long and wife were down Saturday from their uew home near Riverton. Miss Flora Walser and Menah Lambert gave Coquille City a visit yesterday. A. Forenes one of Bear Creek’s lumbermen, was doing business in town Saturday, Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can dies you always find a choice selec- sion at Magoon’s. Charles and Deed Fitzhugh, of Sixes River, were in town the latter part of last week. Miss Mina Averill, daughter of W H. Averill, of Brownsville, is visiting relatives in Bandon. A full line of all wool, Ladies’ and Gents’ underwear, at $2 50 to $4 50 a suit at Sanderson Bros. Oils and Paints of all kinds, iron and wood enamels for salo at the Bandon Furniture Co’s store. E. M. Gallier and wife came down from Coquille. Thursday of last week to attend the O, E. S. meeting. A. McNair took three days off from pis hardware business here this week to visit hie farm above Norway. Rev. George Gillespie has gone to visit his Curry county charges, hav ing spent a month or more at this place. Clarence Boice has purchased the Wickham property on the south side of Second Street opposite the school The wooleu mills have been idle Louse. for a week or so, but we understand Myrtle Point Enterprise. ’<V. E. The best physic—Chamberlain’s that there will bo a resuming of ac Pieron, who resides on the Middle Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to tivity there again as soon as the Fork, was tried before Judge Bender take. Pleasant in effect. For sale steamer arrives from San Francisco. Tuesday,on tbecharge of assault with by C. Y. Lowe. Clarence Colver, son of J- T. Col a dangerous weapon. H. C. Bryant tV. V. Cope, of Floras Creek, was ver. of Catching slough disappeared being the complaining .witness. Tbe in town Tuesday morning, having from his home last Saturday. Ho trouble arose over the right a way of driven up in time to catch the steamer, a ford which Mr. Bryant bad been lie shipped three fat hogs to Dean, was found nt Coquille on Monday crossing, Mr. Pierce having forbid him where he had obtained work in the of Myrtle Point. cro-sing any more. Last Saturday mill. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Mr. Bryant started to cross the ford Enterprise: Coos county has a Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide when lie was stopped by Mr. Pierce ,'cpntation tor its cures. It never fails female mail carrier. Miss Eva Arnold, who stepped in front of him with tin and is pleasant and safe to take. For who is carrying the mail from Rural ax and threatened to kill him if be to this place. She makes the trip sale by C. Y. Lowe. attempted to cross. Pierce was found twice a week, a distance of 24 miles, guilty and was bound over to the Marshfield has been visited by a horseback. circuit court, his bonds being placed woman fake with a hard luck story, The work of making matches still at $250. Attorney L. A. Roberts ap who made it her business to sell heir, looms, keepsakes and preseuts nt a goes on, but the wrapping depart peared for the prosecution and Attor sacrifice, but doubtless the sacrifice ment is behind. There are a number ney Sherwood for tbe defense. of employes learning the wrapping —OOO — was on the papt of the buyer. business, to be effective in which re Mrs. Good and daughter Maud left CAMP MEETING! quires quick and exact movements. yesterday morning for California, by TV. P. Holman and Thomae Lang way of Coos bay. They went to join Jfr. Good who has settled in Cali lois have been at work for the past Sic (inion of Btindon Hrnncii of Latter S» hj Maint* fornin. Miss Stella Lambert aecom wook hauling cinders and dirt nnd fixing up the street and driveways panied them as far as Marshfield to The members of the Bandon branch around the broomhandle and match fiee them off. of tbe Reorganized Church of Jesus Rev. Holcomb and son and C. factory’. They qre making a good job Christof Latter Day Saints will as Legerwood returned from Sixes last of it. semble at Bandon Friday, August 29, Mrs. J. B Hunt and her daughter. Saturday. They were successful in and bold services ten days. killing de< r enough for camp pur Mrs Daisy Blnmenrother arrived here The speakers to be present are poses, and report having bad a pleas last week from Eugene to visit rela- Elders Joseph Luff, Geo. H. Hilliard, ant outing. As hunters they were tires. They wore accompanied by Charles E. Crumley, W. A. Goodwin Mrs. Hunts son Dorry and wife, of hardly a success. and Arthur Allen, Mrs, Unruh delivered three very- Eastern Oregon who came also to The services will be held in a large interesting lectures here last week visit relatives. tent w hich will be set up iu the street and then went to Coquille City and Robert Lowe came down from Sixes near tbe bluff at tbe West etid of lectured there. She returned here to Inst week, but made his call short in Fourth Street. A cordial invitation attend the W. C. T. U. convention Bnndon merely faking dinner and J is extended to evoryhody. which has been in session yesterday stnrting back to the mountains Hol The tent to be used to hold services and to day. She speaks in the M. E. is some what improved in health m during tbe Reunion of the Bandon Church tonight since going to Sixes, but cannot get Branch, is expected to arrivo early next week, probably about Tuesday The Bandon and Coquille baseball around very well yet. teams met Inst Sunday on the Ban Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg evening. Every I king bus been ar don diamond with the result that the Iowa, was cured of stomach trouble, ranged for tbe occasion and a couple Bandon team won in a score of 12 to with which he hail been afflicted for of convenient bouses secured for 7 runs. There was a good number of years, by four boxes of Chamberlain’s those who have no tents to bring on visitors present, but the game did not Stomach and Liver Tablets. He bad that occasion. zLble ministers will bo present to elicit as much interest as that of for previously tried many other remedies mer occasions. The gate receipts and a number of physicians without preRent tbe gospel, men capatile of defending the doctrine of Christ amounted to about $50. relief. For salo by C. Y. Lowe. against any who may oppose, and the Port Orford Tribune: Last Satur The planking on Atwater street memtiers of the Bandon Branch in day, while Mr. George Belloni of needs replacing very badly and should yon cordially to attend and in vile Star Ranch, was driving to Port Or be attended to at once. There is a vestigate tbe doctrine this church sets ford, with his two daughters, Misses heavy trafic along that street and the forth They do not appeal to your Cora and Lena, and just before reach planking is about gone. When re- sympathy, neither to your feeling, ing town be attempted to pass an planked it should bo done with not nor yet to ignorance, but to your rea other team, when a race ensued, iu less than three inch lumber and four son. knowing that intelligence only which Mr. Belloni's wagon struck a inch will be better as the covering will cun judge of truth. log, throwing him onto the double bo worn ont before it has time to rot. ------OOO— trees. This frightened the horses Cnpt. II. R. Reed, cf Marshfield Tni'k« nnd R p I ip T m J»o Kittle. and they ran away. Miss Lena jumped out and escaped unhurt, but Miss' came over Monday to visit bis daugh V ienna , Aug. A fierce 15-hour bat Cora . was thrown violently to the ter, Mrs. J. M. Uptoo nnd family for a day or two. Mrs. Reed is visiting tie between Macedonian rebels and ground and her shoulder was serious her son Ralph, in Virginia City, Nev Turkish troops is reported from ly wrenched and twisted, and she was ada. Mr. Reed expresses confidence Grad-k. Vilayet, Turkey. Sixty-five otherwise bruised. She was brought I in the outlook for railroad construe rebels fought 2000 troops with Gat to town and was attended by Dr.! Caldwell, and in the evening taken | tion on the bay and to tbe interior. ling guns and dynamite bombs. Every home, where it is hoped she will He says on what he thinks is good rebel was either killed or wounded. speedily recover. Mr. Belloni forth- authority, that the company paid out Tbe Turks massacre I the wounded. pately escaped unhurt, and the wagon $7.(X)0 on pay day winch occurred a The troops lost 118 killed nnd 21G yas not badly damaged. few days ago. wounded. Rtiilrond Gossip. The Guild Concert. Senator Clark is iu Los Angeles, Muuck'a Hull, Suturiluy Evening, Aug. ‘43 and has given it out that tbe delay iu P ast I «ork on bis Salt Lake-Los Angeles Piano Duet “Concert Gallop La Friente by Mrs Sperry and Mias Lucia Sperry. line is due to tbe inability to get the by Mr» Sparry. Mrs Hart material for construction delivered in Trio (selected) man and Mrs Suooks. time. There is a growing feeling in Comic Song, by Dr Kime. the railroad world that the Clark plan Piano Sulo, “Last Smile” (Wsileuhaupt) by Mrs Sperry. is merely to get u line from Los An Single Quartet. geles to one of Mr. Clark’s Southern P ast II. California mines, and there construc Double Quartet. tion will cease. Cornet. Solo by Mr Geo I’ Topping. Operations in the Coos Bay country Vocal Duet “Aprile” (Conoore) ‘ Der Wns- seem to be stirring matters up in that serfall” by Mesdames 8;>erry and Snooks Piano Sulo or Duet (selected) by Mrs Sperry _ direction. Just at present there are Cotuia Song, by Mr Geo P Topping. many Salt Lake financiers and men Trio. "Hush thee my Baby. (Sullivan) by of inilueuce dropping into Portland Mesdauies Sperry, Hartman and Suooka. General Admission, 25 aud 15 cepty. Re to look over the ground of tbe Great served seats, 35 cents. Central Railroad’s plans andascertain, --- --- arnoug other things, from which di News rection the Oregon sen port line will approach the Mormon city. Lnud T uesday Aug 12 speculators from the mtermountain An attempt was made to assaBinate Obo- state are arriving in Portland daily, lonski a Russian Prince, at St, Petersburg. and some of them are kept busy deny He was slightly wounded. ing any special object of their trip A Mississippi woman, Mrs. Joe Banka, here coincident with tbe making pub gave birth to two boys and two girls. All lic of tbe plans of the Great Ceutral, are doing well. Two mpderers, one white, one black were at tbe bead of which is a former Salt lynched in Lexington. Mo. Lake man of considerable prominence, Venezuelan rebels have pillaged Barce L. D. Kinney. lone, Chicago thugs have killed two policemen. It is understood there have been heavy purchases pf land made in 80 suspects have been arrested. Judge Jackson, of Virginia has turned Southern Oregon withiu a recent time. loose the imprisoned mine workers. Tbe financiers of tbe intermountain James Parish th« third of the Mexican state have evidently become greatly train robbers has been arrested and a large interested in Coos Bay and its railroad gum of the money recovered. Joe Miller, a Columbia river fisherman, prospects. It is believed that the caught ten tons of salmon at one seining Los Angeles road is being beaded off yesterday, breaking all previous records. by tbe plans of a combination to reach Tbe Armour Packing Company’s plant at Memphis was burned. Loss $115,000. tidewater in Southern Oregon. W kdnksday Aug 13 Much interesting gossip is flying Forest fires are doing heavy damage in around concerning the backing of tbe Washington. Great Central. Tbe Missouri Pacific An explosion on a New York tug killed or Road is frequently conjectured ns be drowned five persons. ing tbe probable backer of the far Over a thousand deaths have occurred Cholera, in Japan. Western enterprise. That enormous from Guv, Gage of California hns had Sprenkles system needs a Western outlet, and and Leek of the San Francispo < all ar along with it there are other great rested for libel. Middle Western lilies that might be Two soldiers were killed in an attack on in a combination to open the Salt an outpost near Vicars, by Moros. T hursday Aug 14 Lake gateway. The situation as re Thomas Trent was fatally wounded in a gards several Eastern lines at Denver barroom quarrel at Vancouver. is unsatisfactory, and it might betbat A thunderbolt struck a building in Nor the Great Ceutral is planning to get folk. Va.. in which a Baptist convention to the Pacific Coast for tbe accommo was in session. Adjournment was so rapid that women and children were crushed in dation of a system or a combination tbe stampede. of systems which npw reach Denver Venezuelan rebels have captured and bold and Salt. Lake. Tbe Rock Island Barcelona. Rond is stated to be an important Charles Fair and wife were killed by their factor in tlm situation at Denver, in automobile becoming unmanageable and asmuch ns its truffle arrangenieiits are dashing against a tree 15 miles cut from Paris, France. not the most complete, and tbe Rock A battle took place in Duryea, Pa., be Island people would see much to tween guards and strikers. The fight their future interest in being a party seems to have been brought on by the to the Great Ceutral combination. guards firing at a drunken striker. Aug 15 W hatever influence is back of the Politicians F at riday Jlerlin think the United Great Central’s mysterious “busying” States should stop the Venezuelan trouble about Coos Buy will soon come to even if annexation was necessary. Hamilton, Ohio had a $250,000 fire last light, it is thought. OOO Important Notes night. Tbe funeral of Senator McMillan of A YOUNG LAIIY’S LIFE SAVED, Michigan took place at Detroit. The force of Shans who attacked Lakon At Panama, Colombia, by Chamberlain's were defeated. They lost 200 men. The Colic, Cholera an<l Diarrhoea. Keinedy. Europeans are safe. Dr. Chas, H. Utter, a prominent Two masked men held up a saloon at Pbyscian, of Panama, Colombia, iu a Freewater near Pendleton. They got $140 recent letter states: "Last March I from the till and $10 from tbe five men in saloon. had as a patient, a young lady sixteen tbe Peasants in Brittany, France, attacked years of age, who bad a very bad at the gendarmes tearing them from their sad dies and throwing them under their horses. tack of dysentery. Everything 1 pre S aturday Aug 16 scribed for her proved ineffectual and The Boer generals, Botha. Delary and she was growing worse every hour. Dewett arrived in England and are shaking hands with their former foes. Her parents were sure she would die J. Pierpont Morgan is after the Lake She had become so weak that she shipyards. could not turn over in bed. Wbat to 'f lic Printers Typographical Union sent $2000 to help the striking miners. do at this critical momeut was a study New Hartford. Conn, is being depopulated for me, lint 1 thought of Chamber as a result of the order closing the cotton at that place. Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea mills The Harvester Trust will discharge ten Remedy and as a last resort pre thousand men ns being unnecessary under of union of interests. scribed it. The most wonderful re tbe new order M onday August 18 sult was effected. Within eight hours A posse with blood hounds is after two she was feeling much better; inside deaparados near Walla Walla. coach builders have gone an a strike of three days she was upon her feet nt Tbe Omaha. ami at the end of one week was en A train was ditched by u washout in Iowa tirely well.” For sale by C. Y. Lowe and many persons injured. Looking Toward Caos. Jnst now the Portland press seems to have great expectations for Coos bay and this section in general.and it would seem that there ¡8 much more than talk behind the schemes aud that the near future will give this part of tbe coast easy access to tbe interior. The following is from the Oregon Daily Journal: General Manager Kinney, of the Great Central Railway, announced to day positively that tbe stock of tbe Empire Construction Company, an auxiliary of the Central, has been all taken and there is not a dollar ro msitiing on the market. Of the total. 51 per cent is held in Portland, and 49 was taken to day by Tacoma parties, who are old railroad builders. The offices of tbe Empire Construe tion Company will tie transferred on I be Rteati.er Alliance to Coos Bay. H. D. Jerrett. first assistant chief engineer of the Great Ceutral, will occupy the offices < f the construction company. Interest in the enterprises herewith connected is deepened by those qn- noQDCeinents. S AND E RSON B ROTHE RS DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Provisions & Groceries, Hay, Grain and all kinds of Feed, Wholesale oJ Ketail. SEED OATS IN STOCK. Produce: BRING ÜS YOUR TRO DI CE OF ALL KINDS. Butter. Bring ns your BUTTER either in Rolls or Solid Paoli Amount Unlimited. Bandon, Oregon - J. Denholm q . t s q 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. A Large Stock Just Ladies’ Jiokets and All Kinds of Goods F ob Received. Cafes. Rainy Weather. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. DRY GOODS CLOTHING Boots and Shoes Ï GRENZ'S STORE N. CONSTANTLY on HAND 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 bo had in Dry Goods, Clothing, bhoeg and other goods that must be sold to make room for more. A. W. KIME, M. 1». VV. Haydon, M. D. DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND SKIN DISEASES. Office—East Front Street, B andon . O regon . 1’11 YSIU1AN AND SURGEON BANDON. OREGON. Calls to all parts of town and county promptly answered day or night. Office on corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets AGENTS WANTED. W. STRANGE, J LIFE OF T. DEWITT TALMAGE, by his son. 11EV. F rank D kwiit T almags and associate editors of ('liristian Herald. Only book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor BANDON, - - • OREGON. mous profit for agents who act quickly. Outfit ten cents' Write immediately Clark Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to liu & Co.. SSS S. 4tll St. Flilla., Pa. Mention supplied in tlm Local Column. thia paper. DENTIST, GEO. ATTORNEY and .j .;. {. ■< P. TOPPING, COUNSELOR AT LAW •> .;. <• < <• ■■■ i < '' < BANDON LODGE Np. 133,1.0.0. F ••• Practices In all the Courts of tbe State. * I > ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. (>. F. ¡’fl) jneeta every Saturday evening. ,j. Offloe on Second Floor in Concrete Buildiug i ¿Viaiting brother» iu good atandlng oil First Street, 4c.cordially invited. i*. 1. N. DE LONG, N.G. <• Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought 7 A. G. H oyt . Sec. or tuoney loaned on same. y •** v %• ■-* *•* '•* •" '• ’•* lliUKpin. - - - - Oregon. MA RIME, ❖ > v •;* < <• •: ❖ ❖ :■ ❖ :• •: > ARRIVED. J. M. UPTON, ■ Aug 18—Sohr Albion. Anderson. 18 days i <• lodge , no . of r. '> ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW I * from San Francisco, to R 11 Rosa. ------- * BANDON. COOS COUNTY, OREGON. ; >1 DELPHI LODGE.NO.64, KNIGHTS ;; Damped on th“ Hat* Again. Office iu tile Eldorado Building, on First I * 11 of l’ythms. meets every Monday ... j evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle Hail, Street. Ban ion. Ogn. P. NELSON. C. C. <• W. M. Van'lecar and James Cos H. N. H arrington , K. of K. and S. ■■■ ■■■ tello took a quick bath on the bar •> %• •> : •> ••• •> •> •> •> •> %• •> <• •> BANDON Saturday morning, tbut is they went bathing very abruptly, although tbe bath was rather prolonged as they l’nrA. frosh, cold spring water were in the water some twenty min piped to noy part of town, utes, before being rescued. ami to nny part of the bouse, They had started for the fishing on upplicntion. in quantities grounds and bud crossed ont until desired. Rates reasonable. : : they thought lhev bad cleared the bar when a large swell rose before W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor- them. The bout passed through the top of the breaker and turned over. The Life-saving crew went to their Knew the | assiHtauco and soon bad them safe. The experience was somewhat severe on Mr. Costello, as he was looking 2can have it all for quite cold nnd blue on returning, but was on' and around as usual in a few Mon til L/K-’V Jiontli hours. Vandecar did not seem to have suffered any particuliar incon In the Evcnimg Ttdegrnm, of Portland, Oregon. Il in the largest ewnii.r n< vs- venience. pnpe published in Oregon; it confan :4 This makes two or throe times that all th news of the state and of t.lio imtioi it for a month. A sample Mr Vandecar has been dumped into c py w I Try be mailed to you tree. Adoreix the ocean here while Mr. Costello ba- The Telegram, hsd some seven or eight such experi j PORTLAND, ORE. euces. ...Water Works... Do Ycu Q News <• v .*• -• < •> v ❖ •> •> •> •> •> ••• BANDON LODGI.. N o . 115, A. i’. A. M •:< I>ANDON LODGE. No. 115. A. F.A .M. I / Stated conjnii’nicatiousi tirsi Sat urday after the full moon of each -•». month. All Master Maaons cordialiv ❖ invited. T J. IHlUFi, W. Al. V*. H.w bon J*'ec. ❖ . v • •• ❖ ❖ v <• ❖ : > ❖ <• .;. .% j .... ❖ **» ❖- .;. »•. ❖ ( onit Oueofi <»f ili«* I’oreMt No. IT, ... F oit M«-I’ m of A met lea, ❖ ___ •> I ‘(>1 . 1 1.! Ip; Ci I HE foresi ■ • i . . •..’.vrt k. in Coi er* »e .tail, i and Oregon < ❖ \ cordial welcome is extruded to all via-❖. Siting brothers HF.NL’ >’ GoEIZ. * '«g<r. ❖ : w \V S„fPT F.v Fin. S< crei HlC. ❖’ <• •:• ❖; .*• <• ❖ ❖ •• > z ❖ v v ❖ Wrenshall & Wrensh II, Photographers, [ ROUND HOUSE GALLERY, BANDON