ö2 Times a year for $2,
Volume XVIII.
BANDON,
OREGON:
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SEPTEMBER
4,
Number 36.
1902
J. C. Applewhite and wife, of San Fua S als .—A bouse and lot in the South­
County Court is in session.
part of Bandon. The bouse is a story
Francisco,
are visting Dr. Kime and ern
D. Roberts, of Empiro, was a visitor
und a half buildlug with 4 rooms. A barn
wife, at this place.
and outbuildings also on the lot, Price
T uksdat A de 2G
Call at the furniture store for up here this weeu.
Thomas Norris and Ray Dement of reasonable. Apply to H. N. Brown, Bandon. General Miles Roes to tbe Philippines to
A
new
roof
1
ihs
been
put
on
the
bolstering goods.
Myrtle Point came to Bandon yester­ Benton Hoyt wishes to iuform tbe public observe the discipline of tbe Ariuy aud to
J. Denholm is agent for Warner’s Episcopal church.
day to meet Mrs Norris and Winnie that be bns tbe finest iiue of samples to take note of tbe supplies.
Lace curtain stretchers to rent at Dement. The latter went home in order suits from tbHt have ever been dis­ Oom Paul is to resign tbe leadership of
Bust Proof Corset.
played in Baudou. He solicits your patron­ tbe Boer people and General Botha is to
the
furniture store.
Charles James and wife, ofCoquil'e
the morning.
age and askes you to CiJl and examine his succed him.
See the new style kitchen table and
Manufacturers of bottles have decided to
were in town Saturday.
Prunes! Fresh Petite prunes at 75 stock of samples.
raise
tbe price.
safe
combined
al
B.
F.
Co
’
s.
George Martin, of Riverton, was
cents per 50-pound box f. o, b. Co­
Jury List.
President Roosevelt urges the people to
doing business in town Saturday.
Capes and Jackets at Denholm’s quille. Order early to be sure of get­
Following is the list of jurors be interested in n navy as the greatest fao
ting some. Cash must accompany
tor in the maipenauce of peace.
J. Denholm carries the best and for Ladies, Misses and Children.
drawn to serve at tbe coining term of An eSort is being made in London to end
largest stock of Groceries in tow n.
Sanderson Bros, have the largest order. No Italians this year. R. D. circuit court, convening Sept. 8tb.
the fierce retail war in selling tobacco.
Sanford, Coquille, Oregon.
Special—24 Large Stamps Photos and best stock of Groceries in town.
Alex Stauff, farmer, E B Fish, far« A train collision in Orange lliver Colony,
Misses
Mary
and
Esther
Yaeger
25 cents, ut Wrenshall's gallery Ban­ Dyer and Shoemaker shipped a lot
tier, A Radabaugb. farmer, I/S Laf South Africa, caused the death of a number
of matchwood to San Francisco this have gone to Michigan with their erty, farmer. J Henry Scbrooder far» of women aud children.
don.
A man in New York state was etrack by a
cousins, Misses Alice Yaeger and
mer. All .of Arago.
Frank Van Lnven, who went to week.
train and carried 11 miles on the pilot of a
Linda
Ulrich,
and
will
make
that
J. W. Flanagan, of Marshfield, was
R W Bullard, merchant, of Bullards. looomotivo. He was unconscious, but will
Alaska four years ago, returned home
in Bandon Tuesday in the interest of state their future borne. Mary and
James Rookard, stock-raiser, S B live.
this week.
Esther have a host of friands here
Tbe steamship Ohio brought over half a
Radabaugb, farmer of Bridge.
Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can­ the cigar trade.
who were sorry to lose their compan­
million dollars in gold from Cape Nome.
S Davidson, laborer, D M Cbarle- Sheepherders are having trouble in Mor
In provisions and groceries G. H. ionship.
dies you always find a choice selec-
Mngoou
always
carries
a
select
stock'
son,
laborer, M Shoemaker, millman, row connty. Five sheep were shot down
sion at Magoon’s.
Coast Mail: J. S. Coke, of Sitkum, L W Record, laborer. All of Bandon and
a herder severely wounded.
Fresh supplies arriving on each ves
A full line of all wool. Ladies’ and
recently sold the myrtle and maple
800 sheep were poisoned either by noxious
C
A
Gage,
merchant,
J
A
Jacobson,
Bel.
Gents’ underwear, at $2.50 to $4.50 a
timber on 200 acres of his Brewster
weed or mineral formatiou iu the Johu Day
John Curron lensed the Myrtle valley land to C. W. Hall & Co., of J C Laird, capitalist, Wm Darby, la­ river country.
suit at Sanderson Bros.
borer. All of Coquille City.
Messrs. Eckles and Nibley deny having
Oils and Paints of all kinds, iron , l’oint Hotel of Mntt Nystrom and has San Francisco, at $1 per thousand,
Henry Hayes, farmer, of Ete]ka.
anything to do with the Coos bay railroad,
ag
lit»
launched
iuto
the
hotel
busi-
;
stumpage. Our fancy hardwood
and wood enamels for lAtle at the
W kdnksdat Ang 27
F H Hull, farmer, of Riyertou.
ness.
seems to becoming known on the out-
Bandon Furniture Co’s, store.
Governor Gage was defeated for renomin­
G
W
Harry,
farmer
of
Sitkum.
Rev. U. S. Holcomb and wife came sjje The purchasers of this tract
and Dr. George C Piinlee nominated
J. G. Houser, and J. R, Van Bibber,
E W Hermann, merchant, C M ation,
for governor of California on the Republi­
.of Bridge, were among the visitors to down last Sunday evening and spent agree to take every thing suitable Hermann, farmer, W A King, laborer, can
ticket.
a few days camping here, returning j above 10 inches in diameter and to
Bandon during the past week.
I E Rose, merchant. All of Myrtle A Colorado olondburst caused heavy dam­
borne yesterday,
take
the
trees
out
by
the
roots.
age to crops.
Albert Garfield returned here last
Point.
The Klonkyke coal washery in Pensyl-
Myrtle Point Enterprise: Arthur
Sunday after a months absence visit­ Mrs T. Robinson, of Ashland, who
J A Donk, farmer, J V Hamblock, vania
was destroyed by a mysterious fire.
has
been
visiting
her
sister.
Mre.
McDnffy,
a
young
man
about
18
years
ing his parents in Oakland, Calif.
farmer. Both of Parkersburk.
Tbe
strike
situa’ on is serious.
James Alumbaugb, of New Lake, of age, was brought before Recorder
Cash Goodman, mechanic, of Pros­ Tbe Steel Tru. t says that it is making IM)
Clarence Boice, of the Life saving
started home to day.
Roberts, Saturday, ou the charge of per.
million dollars a year.
service here, went to Floras creek
J. F. Schroeder and wife and Mrs defacing and destroying property.
Martin Holleran, tnechanio, David Mount Pelee on Martinique is violently
¡Monday for a three days visit to bis
Levi Snyder and children came down Friday night be went to the grounds Musson, farmer, E W Guptill, capi­ aotive again.
parents,
Three men were killed and many others
from Argo yesterday to enjoy the whero a show company had their tout talist, R B Herron, farmer. All of seriously
wounded in a town election fight
The best physic—Chamberlain’s
pitched and took bis knife and pro­ Marshfield.
beach for a few days.
in Porto Bioo.
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
Chris Rasmussen went to San Fran­ ceeded to rip the tent. He also tried
A young man by the name of Jo­ An American jockey narrowly escaped
juke. Pleasant in effect. For sale
his hand at trimming the tails and seph Lloyd, was killed on Schofield lynobing at Budapest, on account cf a col­
cisco
on
the
steamer
Mandalay
for
a
by C. Y. Lowe.
lision in a horse race wlierin the Persian
plensnre trip, having taken a months manes of some of the show company’s creek last week, by a falling tree. He jockey was injured.
Laureoce Dyer arrived here Sun­ vacation from business.
horses, but the company failed to ap­ was a member of the VV. O. W. io
T hubsdat Aug 28
day from Dusty, Oregon, and will
preciate bis efforts. Monday McDuffy which order be carried $2,000 insur. A woman jumped from the fourth story
The
Boston
Entertainers
gave
an
visit relatives, and old acquaintances
of a burning building in New York and was
exhibition hero last Friday evening plead guilty to the charge and was anee.
for a short time.
instantly killed.
lined
$15.
H«
didn
’
t
have
tbe
cash
which was well attended and wa9 ap­
Mrs. B. Vowell and grand daughter, Militia were ordered to tbe New River coal
B. F, Parsons, the optician, leftiast
and
is
now
languishing
in
the
city
preciated by those present.
Stella Jenkins, came down Tuesday fields in West Virginia.
¿Monday having spent nearly two
bastile—a guest of the town.
and are visiting relatives and friends. The King of Italy is visiting in Berlin,
Messrs
Hanrahan,
Burrows.
Me-
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weeks here and in visiting the sur­
Germany.
Kune,
and
Raymond,
of
the
Bandon
Mrs, Martha Hal), of Marshfield,
rounding country.
Four men were killed and several wounded
Boston
baseball team, left for San Francisco,
was in town Monday night on her in the strike trouble in West Virginia.
A. M. Sumner gavo bis son Milo
on the Mandalay last Tuesday.
Thomas McDonald, Frank Niff and J. W.
return borne from visiting relatives
and wife a visjt, at Marshfield, the
The Boston Entertainers will ap
Murray were jailed at Spokane snepeoted of
in
Curry
county.
In
another
column
will
be
found
latter part of last week, returning
pear in Bandon again,
being implicated in trnin robbing,
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the card °f E. Lewin, who has lo­
Heirs of the Fair estate have agreed ns to
home Monday evening.
Ilei'iimn'N
Opinion.
Friday Eevening, September 5,
cated in Bandon and who respectfully
settlement.
J. A. Cox and wife, of Foras creek, asks a share of the public patronage.
with an entire change of program. A
Alludiug to the skepticism which Mindanao has been visited by earth­
Mrs. Maud McAdams and Mrs, Geo.
part of tbe proceeds will be given exists at Marshfield io regard to the quakes and a number of natives killed.
There
will
be
confirmation
snera-
•'¡Topping returned Tuesday from at
to property was considerable.
toward procuring a school Library.
Great Central Railroad, Hon. Binger Damage
A steamer ran down a boat at Battle
tending an O. E. S. Festival a’, Co­ ineut in the Catholic church here
General Admission, 25 cents; chil Hermnn expresses himself as follows; Creek. Michigan, and five lives were lost as
Tuesday September 8, at 10:30 o’clock.
quille.
“I came West as skeptical as could a result.
The Archbishop will be hero on Mon­ dreu, 15 cents; Reserved seats 35 cents.
A few salmon are running in the day evening.
bo
and pessimistic in every utterance, American missionaries, of the Friends
More Disasters.
river and fishermen are beginning to
about
the proposed venture, but upon society have been ordered to leave Mexico
Mrs. Levant Cook, of Petrolia, Cal­
From tbe Count Mail.
supply the local market. Alf Ma-
investigating
when at the head offices on threat of death.
C ostries , St. Lucas, Sept.l—The I find altogether a_ different thing Secretary of State Dunbar has rejected
.pfiudo was in town Monday morning ifornia, was in town Tuesday. She
Mrs. Wagoner’s claim for finding body of
is a daughter of R. Pomeroy, of Park­ British steamer Norona, just arrived
with a small catch.
ersburg, and husmeóme up on a visit from Fort De France reports that from wliat I was led to believe, and Convict Merrill.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and to her relatives.
now see that there is enough stability William Stewart Larson was arraigned at
Mount Peleo claimed 200 additional in the proposition to convince me that Salem for taking a second wife without
jLLwboea Remedy has a world wide
having obtained a divorce from big first
Miss Bertie Felter returned home victims Saturday night. Morne Rogue
we are about to lmve a railroad. It
reputation tor its cures. It never fails
Tuesday evening from a pleasure vis­ was destroyed and buried under a will be a grand thing for Coos Bay. one.
ami is pleasant and safe to take. For
F bidat Ang 29
it to Roseburg. Her brother Charles, shower of ashes and a tidal wave
As soon as it is certain of construction In a olasb between strikers and troops at
aal^ by C. Y. Lowe.
who accompanied her, stopped at Co­ swept the village of Lecarbet.
capital will pour into Coos Bay at a Lansford, Pa , a half dozen strikers were
The past week has given evidence quille on returning.
All Martinique is panic stricken surprising rate. I cannot see where bayoneted, but none were seriously hurt.
of fppest fires to the north, east and
Improvement is the order of the and ashes are again falling in the ad­ tbe people here can be injured in the Assistant Ajutant General Hutson refused
to act under instrucions from the operators
eontbeast, and the air has been some
day at the Tupper House just now, jacent islands.
least, but on the contrary, tbe adver­ in Virginia, and would only receive instrnc
what Bmoky, except that which blows
Messrs. Stephenson, Maddick and J.
tions and co operate with the sheriff.
from the northwest.
,
C ape T own , Sept.l--A terific storm tising this country is receiving will be Colombia in South Amerioa believes that
W. Felter, have finished re-rooting
a
wonderful
impetus
to
immigration
8. D. Butler, of Southern Cali the building, and now a new coat of is raging in Alngna bay this morning,
Nicaragua is helping Colombian rebels and
and thirty eight vessels are ashore. and the population must increase very Nicaragua will be oalled upon to explain or
fornia, was in town Saturday vjsiting paint is to be given the bouse.
Unless the storm subsides a heavy I osb rapidly. Tbe financial centers in tbe fight.
bis brother, C. H. Butler. The former
Married.—At the residence of of life is feared. Five vessels were East are alreaay looking up Coos Bay. Compulsory arbitration in Australia baa
has been spending some weeks in
Justice A' D. Morse of Bandon, Sep­ smasbi d to pieces and all bands on As an outlet for a railroad tbe pros­ done away with strikes there.
Coos visiting relatives.
Dumont will try to build an airship capa­
tember 1, 1902, Peter Geblko to Mrs.
pect for Marshfield and the bay is ble of carrying eight persons.
George Manciet and John Long Dulcina Du Boise, both of Prosper. board, numbering almost 100, were very flattering.-Coast Mail
1800 more iron workers went out at Leb­
started from here last Friday after Justice Morse performed the ceremo­ lost.
anon beoanae of imported non-union work
noon on their bicycles for a pleasure ny. The Recorder extend« congratula
ers and negroes.
Higher Wages Demanded.
ItnMineMw Card.
jaunt to Roseburg, to take in the tions.
S atubdat Aug 30
M ilwaukee , Aug. 27.—The Sentine The troops at Tampaqua have orders to
show. They arrived in Roseburg
Having
purchased
the
interests
of
Mrs. R. E. L. Bedilliou was a pas
to kill if molested by strikers.
naturday evening and returned home Hunger to San Francisco by the John Cnrren and R, B. Henry in tbe this morning says: By September 15* shoot
The imported Chinese crew, of tbe Korea,
tbe
large
railway
systems
of
tbe
Tuesday evening.
baa been permitted to land for trans-ship­
steamer Mandalay. She will spend a City Meat Market, I wish to State to
Ad Gross and Miss Grace Lewis week in the City, visit friends at Ba­ tbe public that I have come to Ban­ country will be confronted with a de ment.
were married at this place on the kersfield and then visit relatives in don to live and do business, and it is maud by 100,000 members of tbe Neely, of Cuban postoffice fraud fame, will
ask tbe authorities Ht Washington to pnv
evening of August 21. The marriage Humboldt county before returning my purpose to do business on busi­ Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen back $0000 found upon him when arrested.
for
an
increase
in
wages,
which
will
ness principles. I intend to do my
scribe failed to send in a report last home.
A jary has held Henrv Dupuy, a wealthy
own buying and killing just as soon mean an additional outlay of $1,000,- Yale student, responsible for the death of
week, hence this tardy mention. But
William Button returned from as I can prepare for it, and will pay 000 a month for wages by railroads a man whom be ran over and killed with
the parties got married just the same Marshfield the latter part of last week
automobile.
and they have the best wishes of the with the diamond drill and other np the highest cash price for what I can in the country or the alternative of a his England
ia planning retalitory measures
strike
which
will
eclipse
iu
its
extent
dispose of in my line, and will not do
R ecorder .
paratus for prospecting for oil, gaB a part trade part cash business. Be­ all previous strikes, including tbe against Morgan's combine.
President Roosevelt is taking Cleveland's
James F. Cox, of Ecklev, was a vis­ etc., on bis Corry county ranch, and sides purchasing meats and veget­
demonstration of the American Rail stand that office holders must not be too
itor to town last Sunday. He lias proceeded on down to the scene of ables with which to supply tbe mar­
way Union in 1891. The demands active in politics.
gone home to make preparation for operations Sunday.
ket, I will pay the highest price for
which
have been formulated are for Htook ia suffering from drouth in Harney
bides and pelts.
returning and will engage io cutting
county. Eastern Oregon.
Levi Snyder has charge of the
an increase of 20 per cent in wages.
Yours
Respectfully,
Mo’iDAT Sept 1
matchwood for awhile. Isam Cox steamer Dispatch, this week, Captain
E. L ewin .
A collision of crowded cars in New York
came up with him. Jim brought in Thomas White having taken a layoff
A TOl'NO LADY’S I.IFK SAVKD,
injured many people.
some fair looking samples of quartz for a few days. Captain White visited
At I'anainH, Colombia, by Chaniberlaln'a
Turkey is held responsible and the United
The Ite-lliiion .Herting.
from his claim on Middle Sixes river. Marshfield Monday for a visit of a
Colic, Cholera an»! Diarrhoea Remedy,
States’ Government is nrginu tbe Sultan to
The Bandon Branch re union of
greater exertion iu the Stone kidnapping
Mrs. Thomas Norris, and her two day or two and will spend a few days
Dr. Chas. H. Utter, a prominent case.
Latter
Day
Saints
convened
last
Fri
­
children and Miss Winnie Dement, in the mountains hunting.
day and meetings have been going Pbyscian, of Panama, Colombia, in n Government snrvevors are at work in
of Myrtle Point arrived here last Fri­ Henry L. Shattuck of Sbelldburg on daily since that. time. Tbe at recent letter states: ‘‘Last March I seven states on arid land investigation.
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day and have been camping and en­ Iowa, was cured of stomach trouble I tendance so far has been good and bad as a patient a young lady sixteen
MAHINK,
joying an outing. They came here with which he had been afflicted for i the interest is very noticeable.
The speakers are able men and years of ago, who bad a very bad at
SAtLSD.
from Elk River, having camped there years, by four boxes of Chamberlain’s handle
tack
of
dysentery.
Everything!
pre
their subjects with a plainness
Sept 2—Schr May Flower, GaJin inson, to
for a couple of weeks before coming Stomach and Liver Tablets. He had that is part of ami belongs to truth.
scribed for her proved ineffectual and F.
here. They left yesterday morning previously tried many other remedies
The meetings will continue as ad- she was growing worse every hour. S Sept2
—Stmr Mandalay, Bendegard to S F.
vertisiul uuti) over Sunday, Sunday Her pareuts were sure she would die
for home.
and a number of physicians without eveniug
being the close of the re
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Captain Butler haDdcd io his res
She bad become so weak that she
The steamer Mandalay got out ! union.
ignation as master of the tug Tri­ Tuesday and carried away a miscel­ Following is n list of visiting Saints; could not turn over in bed. What to Notice is hereby given to all Parties in
Mr and Mrs O H Buell, of Looking do at tbis critical monriont was a study debted to me that such indebtedness is due
umph, some ten days ago and be and laneous cargo and the following list
his wife have gone back to theix Co­ of passengers: Mrs Campe, Miss ' Glass: Mr and Mrs G A Hansen, of for mo, but I thought of Chamber and payable to me in Coqnille City.
Remote) Mrs William Smith, Mrs
1. 1’ »2.
quille homo. John Johnson who lias Hoffman, Mrs R E L Bedilliou, and Mabel and Verna Weekly, of Gravel Iain’s (Jolie, Cholera and Diarihoea Dated at Bandon, Oregon. R. Sept.
B, HENRY.
been d<>ckbnnd on the tug during the daughter, Mrs B N HarringtoD and Fordj Mrs Oscar Reed, Dan Giles Remedy and ns a last resort pre­
past ten years has charge now as son. M sees Georgia Lewis, Alice Yau» and daughter Anna, Frenk Dygert, scribed it. Tbe most wonderful re­ WANTED.-A TRUSTWORTHY GEN
tlemnn or ladv in each comity to manage
captain. Mr. and Mrs. Butler have ger, Linda Ulrich, Mary Yaeger Es­ Jsmes Buell, wife and daughter Maud sult was effected. Within eight hours bnainesa for an old established honae of
of
Myrtle
1
‘
oint.
Jack
Mays,
wife
and
financial standing. A straight bona
boon residents of Bandon for more ther Yaeger; R A Morris, wife and family, of Dora: Mrs M W Conover, she was feeling much better; inside I solid
fide weekly rash salary of ilH.OI) pmd l>v
than a year and have made many child. T R Hanrahan, T Burrows, W of Camas Valley; O E Houser, of of three days she was upon her feet check each Wednesday with all expenses
from headquarters. Money advanced
friends who regret that tjieir lot is McKune. F Raymond, U m Milsup, Bridge, mid Miss Georgina Hayes of, and at the end of one week was on I I direct
for exnen«e». Manager. 310 Caxton Bldg..
Coquille,
Leon Hazeti, Chris Rasmussen,
past elsewhere.
tirely well.” For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Cliioago.
Important News Notes
LOCAL NEWS.
A
THURSDAY,
S anderson B rothers
DE A LUBA IN
Dry Goods, Provisions & Groceries,
Hay, Grain and all kinds of Feed. Wholesale oJ Retail.
SEED OATS IN STOCK.
Produce:
Butter.
Í1
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Brin« ns your BUTTER either in Rolls or Solid l’ack
Amount Unlimited.
Oregon
Bandon,
J. Denholm
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
i
Boots <Sz Siioes
A I
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
j F ä P
/ wart < e ,^ s
Suits Made to Measure.
/ /
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AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
auST-pnoor
“POMONA”
ITMAtCHT- FOONt
Fall and Winter Goods.
A Large Stock Just.
Received.
Ladies' Jaokets and
Capes.
All Kinds of Goods For
Rainy Weather.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Entertainers.
*s
BRING US YOUR PRO
DUCE OF ALL KINDS.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
DRY GOODS
Jaar
CLOTHING
Boots and Shoes
T (»RENZ’S STORE
N.
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 arc
Other bargains
To be had in Dry Goode, Clothinc. Shoes
and other goods that must be sold to niaku
room t*r more.
A. W. KIME, M. I>.
VV. Haydon, M, l>.
DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND
SKIN PHYSICIAN AND SUHCEON
IlANDON, OREGON.
DISEASES.
Office—East Front Street,
Calls 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. DKWITT TALMAGK, by
hie son. R ev . F bank D bwitt T aumaob and
associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor­
BANDON, - - - OREGON.
mous profit for agents who apt quicklv.
Outfit ten oents" Write immediately Clark
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to be
& Co.. 2Z2 8. 4th St. Phi)»., P». Mention
supplied in the Local Column.
this paner.
DENTIST,
GKO. P. TOPPING,
ATTORNEY
and
COUNSELOR AT LAW
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Practices In »11 the Courts at the State.
21 > meets every Saturday evening.,.;
Offloe on Seoond Floor in Concrete Building ^Visiting brothers in good standing S
on First Street,
»cordially invited.
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I. N. DE LONG, N.G. «
Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought
Sj A. G. H ott . Seo.
or money loaned on same.
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Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
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$ DELPHI LODGE, NO. <14, K. OF P. -J
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW 8g
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w I A ELl’HI L( ) J XIE. NO.G4, KNIGH I S £
of Pythias, meets every Monday,.’,
Office ill the Eldorado Building, on First ¿17
to evening at 7:30 o’clock, in Castle Hall,
Street.
ft Bandon, Ogn.
P. NELSON, C. C.
ft B. N. H abuinoto N i Kr of K. and S.
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...Water Works...
Pure. fresh, cold spring waler
piped to any part of town,
and to any part of the house,
on application, in quantities
desired. Kates reasonable. : :
W. H. LOGAN, Proprietor-
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Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
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