Bandon recorder., October 09, 1902, Image 1

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BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
H. J. Vaughn of Portland gave
Frank Rodgers of MarsLIield visit­
Bandon a business call yesterday.
ed Bandon last week.
The O’Toole Bros., of Port Orford,
W. H. Sherrard, of Sumner, Ore­
Call at tire furniture store for up­
have
started an upholstering business
gon,
was
in
town
Tuesday*
holstering goods.
at
Marshfield.
Of groceries, fruits, Dots and can­ H. H. McPherson and wife of
J. A. Palmer of Empire and Mae
dies you always find a choice eelec Marshfield, were in town Saturday.
McIntosh
of Marshfield were Bandon
Fred
Smith,
J
D.
Clark
and
J.
E.
aioo at Magoon’s.
visitors yesterday.
Davis,
of
Myrtle
Point,
were
in
town
Special—24 Large Stamps l’hotoe
George Hite has so far recovered
25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban Monday.
as
to be around again. He was taken
Benton Hoyt and family returned
don.
out
for a buggy ride y ester Jay.
Poultry kept on hand at the City Sunday evening from a visit dowu
There
wilt be a dance in Mnnck’s
Meat Market and fowls dressed on the coast.
Hall,
at
this place, Saturday night.
short notice.
J. P. Tnpjwr, mine host of the Ho­
The Kime-McCulloch orchestra will
tel
Coquille,
gave
Bandon
a
call
Mon
­
A B argain .— Horse and buggy for
furnish the music. Tickets will be 50
sale. Enquire of H. M. Fish, Ban­ day evening.
cents.
Word comes from Myrtle Point that
don, Oregon.
Elder Cl. E. Crumley started today
Abe Rose of Bullards was a visitor surveyors have gone to work to locate
for
the Willamette Valley to do mis­
in towu Saturday night as was also the railroad between Myrtle l’oiut and
sionary
work. He will probably vis­
Roseburg.
Chas. G. Fahy of Fahyville
it Eastern Oregon and be gone several
Sheriff Gallier came down from
William Coach, an eastern man. is
months before returning.
reported to have purchased 4,000 Coquille Saturday evening aud re
Jeff'Howell is in town, returning
mained over Sunday renewing old
acres of land on Lampey Creek.
from
a trip to Coquille City where be
In provisions and groceries G. II. associations.
visited relatives. He will return to
County Clerk. L H. Hazard was
Magoon always carries a select stock
Corbin City in a day or two where
Fresh supplies arriving on each ves down from the County seat, Tuesday he has been working for the last two
evening, baying had business which
sei.
seasons. Work at that place has shut
The steamer Mandalay took out a called him here.
down for the winter.
Don’t forget that the shelves in N-
cargo of coal last trip and in conse
The Pennsylvania coal barons want
qnonce had to leave a considerable Lorenz's store are crowded with new government protection while they
quantity of other freight that was goods and that you cau find just what put non union miners to work to
you want at that place.
offered.
displace the strikers. What these
L. H. Palmer returned here last coal interests need is a receiver, and
E. Lewin of the City Meat market,
has arranged to do bis own buyiug week and will probably remain here. the government should be that re
and dressing of meats hereafter. Con­ Hu has been living in Southeastern ceiver and the owner also.
sult him if you have anything to dis Texas for some time past.
Robert Ahr. the well known mend­
pose of in bis line.
Rev. D. T. Summerville was ap­ er of Tinware, Agateware and Um­
Mrs. Thomas Lewis and her son pointed presiding Elder of the Grants brellas has completed bis tour of the
Thomas left on the steamer Manila Pass district of the M E. church. C< os Bay country and is now at Myr­
day, last Sunday for San Francisco Rev. T. L. Ford is presiding Elder in tle Point having commenced on the
to meet Mr. Lewis who has been at Eugene district.
Coquille River country. He expects
Cooks Inlet, Alaska.
Louis Tebby, a farmer and stock to reach Bandon in January.
For Sale or Rent.—A Livery bam man, from Kansas, speot a few days
Const Mail: Eric Wold and Mr.
in Bandon. Room for 16 horses Bug­ here visiting Mr. J. W. Fuller aud ' Daniels, the civil engineers, who
gy shed and office attached, and run­ family and Mr. P’elter, sr. Mr. Teb opened an office here a short time ago
ning water for stock. Address or ap­ by was here on a visit four years tigo. have been called to do some work on
Ho left for home yesterday morning. the survey of the Great Central rail
ply to J. H Jones, Bandon, Oregon.
George E. Howe and wife who road from Myrtle Point to Roseburg.
F. M. Wandling, Alfred Morris, T.
T. Allen, S. D. Jenkins and J. D. have been here for the past three They will be abseut about a couple of
Stewart each furnished a team to weeks left yesterday for their home months.
transport Leondor Bros , show outfit in San Francisco. Mr. Howe ¡8 in­
The story comes from Empire that
to Crescent City. The parties expect terested in the match factory here. John Grimes was robbed of $200 by
They returned home by way of Rose a woman named Edna Snapp. The
to be goue about ten days.
woman mentioned has made her way
The passenger list on the Manda­ burg.
Attorney A. J. Sherwood Clyde to California and Grime’s money has
lay when she arrived here from Sari
Francisco last Thursday consisted of Gage and S. S. Sherwood of Coquille doubtless been the moans of taking
the following names: Edith Hayter, were in town Friday night returning her out of Oregon. Grimes and Chas.
Mrs Dr W Culm and two children, C from Dairyville where they had been Wilson have heen arrested for as­
Dixon, Fred Helgren, L H Palmer to appraise some property in which saulting a woman on the street whom
A. J. Sherwood is interested as ad they supposed was the one who rob
and Mrs Ed Rose.
bed Grimes.
J. H. Cecil and wife moved to Ban ministrator.
The
Knights
of
Pythias
are
making
don from Coquille, last week. Mrs.
The Railroad Survey.
Cecil is bothered with rheumatism, preparation for their aut.nal ball
From the Coast Mail.
but has always been better when vis which will be given on the evening of
Orders
have been sent out to the
November
15.
The
Knights
pride
jtiug the beach, aud has concluded to
reside here for a season to see if a themselves on their ability to enter­ surveying party in the field for the
tain, and the coming affair will be Great Centra) Railway for the setting
cure cannot be effected.
V. R. Buckingham returned Friday made a special occasion of pleasure. of permanent slakes between Myrtle
Get a free sample of Chamberlain’s Point and Roseburg. H. D. Jerritt,
for the balance of his household ef
Stomach
and Liver Tablets at C. Y. the assistant general engineer of the
fects. He took his family as far as
Dillard where they visited relatives Lowe's drug store. They are easier party, is in charge of operations. The
while be returned. He left on Mon­ to take and more pleasant in effect work is progressing at a satisfactory
day and will go on to the Willamette than pills. Then their use is not fol pace, and it is stated that the setting
lowed by constipation as is often the of stakes will proceed without inter­
valley ou bis arrival at Roseburg.
ruption through the mountains until
Following is the list of passengers the case with pills. Regular size, 25c. a surveying party for the Salt Lake
on the Mandalay when she sailed for per box.
end of the line is hiet.
San Francisco last Sunday: Mrs D ied .—At the homo of bis parents
A gang of surveyors left here Fri­
Thomas Lewis and son Thomas, two on Four Mile creek, September 29.
day
for Myrtle Point to join those al
of Murphy Doyle’s daughters of Wed Freddie R. Miller, aged 3 years. 4 ready in the field. They will work ou
derburn, James M Perkins, T N Gol- months and 29 days. Rev. F. M. the projected Great Ceutral railroad
ithou and Louis Kennedy’s two boys. Sauderhn will preach the funeral survey between Roseburg and Myrtle
When you wake up with a bad taste service at the homo of Grandma Mos- Point, beginning at the latter place
jn your moutb. go at ouce to C. Y. cum at 11 o’clock A, M , the 3rd Sun­ aud making permanent surveys and
Lowe's drug store and get a free earn day of October.
staking the roadbed until they meet
Thirteen calves were killed Tues- j with a gang of surveyors from the
|>le of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. One or two doses will day of last week at the MeQuigg East eud.
make you well. They also enro bil place below Coquille by a freight train.
Denials have been Bent out that the
fousnees, sick headache and constipa The calves bad broken the fence that Chicago, Milwaukee St, Paul road
enclosed the right of way. Eight flat intends to buy a road to the Pacific
tion.
Father Donnelly of Marshfield was cars were wrecked. The engine was Coast. The directors held their an­
called to attend the bedside of John behind the cars and was uninjured nual meeting Saturday, and by their
McVey of gold Beach, who was seri The accident occurred at a sharp action put a quietus on talk that the
C. M. & St. P. wanted the Clark ruad.
ously ill last week. He arrived here curve.
Rev. George Gillespie left last week
late in the night and was driven to
The Hull road Annured.
Port Orford, be and A. G. Hoyt leav­ to attend the Presbytery and Synod.
ing this place at one o'clock Saturday The former met at Glendale, Tuesday, bro id the Roseburg Review.
and the hitter meets at Grants Pass
morning.
Late this afternoon an option was
W. V. Cope of Floras Creek, gave today. The Presbytery includes the closed ou the Bushey farm adjoiuing
Bandon an early call Monday morn­ counties Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jack- this city for depot grounds for the
ing having come up with butter to son, Josephine, Klamath aud Lake, Salt Lake and Coos Bay railroad.
ship to San Francisco. He was too and the Synod covers the state Definite announcements as to the be
late for the Mandalay but shipped by of Oregon.
ginning of operations are expected
Leondor Bros., Uncle Tom's Cabin soon. This is deemed as largely
Coos Bay. Alonzo Davis of New
Lnke came up with butter also but Co., exhibited here Friday and Sat deciding the matter as to the road
unlay evenings. They bad a large being built to Roseburg.
found sale here for bis product.
Judge M. Riley, one of Curry attendance the first, evening but on
Do Good— It Pays.
county's oldest and most prominent the second evening tlio attendance
was
small.
Pill
lie
opinion
is
divided
citizens, died at his home at Gold
A Chicago man has observed that,
Beach, Friday September 26, of par­ as to the merit of the play generally “Good deeds are better than real
alysis. Mr. Riley has resided inCur but Topsy seems n general exception estate deeds—some of the Intter are
ry county since 1851, was the first as was also the athletic exhibition of worthless. Act kindly and gently,
sheriff of the county and has repre­ the Leondor Bros. The company left show sympathy and lend a helping
sented the county much of the time Sunday going down the coast.
hand. Yon cannot possibly lose by
in an official capacity. Mr. Riley bad
J. M. Upton returned home Mon , it.“ Most men appreciate a kind word
many friends.
day evening from a visit to Port Or- i and encouragement more than sub­
The Conference of the Methodist ford whore ho had gone to represent stantial help. There are persons in
Epiecopal church, which met at Grants the interests of R. M. Fitzhugh in a this community who might truthfully
Pass, assigned Rev W. H. Meyers to land contest with D. H. Divolbliss. say: “My good friend, cheer up. A
Coquille and Bandon; J. B. Hoagley Dive.lbiss is contesting a part of Fitz few doses of Chamberlain’s Cough
to Myrtle Point, and B. F. Peck to hughe's homestead on the ground | Remedy will rid you of your cold, and
M arsbfield. Rev. Lee was assigned that it is more valuable for mining there is no danger whatever from
to Cottage Grove, and W. S. Hol­ than farming. Attorney W. Sinclair pneumonia when you use that medi­
comb was not given an appointment. represented Divelbiss’ interests and cine. It always cures. I know it for
We understand that Mr. Holcomb waH in town Monday night on his re- i it has helped me out many a time.”
turn to Coquille.
Sold by C. Y. Lowe,
will pursue farming
LOCAL NEWS.
OCTOBER
9,
1902
F ob S alk .—A house and lot in the South­
ern part of Bandon. The house is a story
mid a half building with 4 rooms. A barn
WKDNKSDAT OCT 1 1902
and outbuildings also on the lot. Price
Court met in adjourned session on tlie
reasonable. Apply to H. N. Brown, Bandon .
above date.
List of witnesses who served at September
Notice.
1902, term of Circuit Court of Coos county,
We. the nnd rsigni-d Barbers of Bandon,
Oregon, ordered paid as follows:
C L Moon...........................
$2 00 will in the future, om date of this Notice,
J S Kanematz.........................................
2 00 charge 25 ots for shaving, and no disorimin
Geo T Moulton........................................ 2 00 atiou will be made in favor of anv one.
P. B. HOYT,
H C Bryant..................................
7 80
J. L. THOMPSON.
Alfred Bryant ......................................... 7 80
J O Bates....................................................8 80 Bandon. Oregon, October 9, 1902.
MrsSJL Davison................................. 8 60
8 J Davison.............................................. 8 60
F N Perkins................................................ 9 00
Chas Whetstone....................................... 2 00
TuESDArSept 30
Carl Hughes.............................................. 6 00
The coal strike has brought, the price of
J H Ceoil ................................................ 4 00 coni up to $21 a ton in New York. President
David Fullerton........................................ 2 00 Roosevelt is trying to end the strike.
Dave Johnson........................................... 2 00
A train of twelve loaded cars went through
KG D Holden........................................... 2 00 a bridge at Newton, Iowa, into Skunk river.
Samuel Fotsch......................................... 4 00 Three tramps were killed.
John Deoker ............................................ 4 00
Two men were drowned at Astoria hi
John Benham............................................. 9 20 deserting from the British ship Anatrasia.
J P Tupper................................................ 4 00
The oruw of the Norwegian bark Bothnia
V N Perry.................................................. 2 00 were rescued in an exhausted condition af.
Geo Baiter................................................ 2 00 ter 17 days work at the pnmps. The vesse
Frank Goodman....................................... 2 00 was sinking.
1
Russ Johnson....... .............................
4 00 The corner in wheat has raised the price
A O Balch.................................................... 4 00 to 95 cents at Chicago and the shorts in the
Thos Mehl ............................................... 6 00
gambling game are getting fleeced.
Lee Goodman...............................
4 00
The rebels of Acre, South America, have
J P Messer................................................ 2 30 proclaimed their independence aud declared
Martin Oleson..............................
4 00
war against Bolivia.
List of jurors and their fees for Septem
W kdnebtat Oct 1
her. 1902, term of Circuit Court of Coos
The number of persons killed by the tidal
county, ordered paid follow:
wave in Japan two days ago was estimated
OBAND JVBY
too high. Only 200 were drowned.
C M Hermann ....................................$ 9 80
New York Democrats nominated Bird 8
S L Lafferty..........................
9 20
Coler for governor.
S R Lusbbaugh............................................ 12 40
A negro named Walter Sullivan was
W A King............................................... 9 80
lynched at Pine Bluff Arkansas for shooting
Win Darby.................................................. 9 80
a white man in the back.
J F Schroeder. ...................................... 8 80
General Miles sailed from San Franoisco
C A Gage................................................. 8 00
for the Philippines.
TBIAL JUBOBS.
Oregon Apples are to be marketed in Eu­
RW Bullard......................................... 8 80
rope.
E W Hermann........................................... 13 80 The town of Delta Idaho, has beoome a
F E Hull................................................. 9 80
thing of the past. The site has been pur­
Alex Staff.................................................... 9 20
chased by a mining company, and the bouses
Henry Hayes............................................... 12 20
torn down, burned or removed to prosecute
G W Harry........... ................................ 13 00
mining.
EB Fi b ............................................... 13 20
Thu famous Lost Cabin mine has been
J A Doak ............................................. 10 80
discovered on Mnrders creek 40 miles from
Martin Holeran................
15 80
Canyon City, but its wealth is not so great
J A Jacobson ........................................ 2 00
as was supposed before discovery.
11 Radabaugh....... *........................... 13 20
T hubsdax Oct 2
D Charleson.......................................... 17 20
F, W. Ames, a former ohief of police of
Cash Goodman...................................... 8 SO Minneapolis got six years in the state prison
E W Guptill...............................
14 (JO
for taking a bribe.
J C Laitd..........................
12 40
The stringency in the Amerioan money
James liookard.................................. 12 00 market has caused a higher bank discount
J V Hamblock..........................
1G 00 ill Englund.
L W Record........................................
17 20
The St. Louis bribery case has brought
It B Herron................................................. 6 80 out tlie information that one man was of­
J H Schroeder................
9 20 fered a hundred thousand dollars for bis
CALLED JUBOBS.
vote.
LG .Simmons....................
C00
The war over grazing land in Wyoming
FA White... ........................................ 8 00
has produced three murders in a mouth.
G W Marlin............................................. 12 00
The better class of Filipinos are said to
DG Beale............................................... « ('•> be clamoring for military role again.
W F Wvlund.....................................
12 00 Equipment of Warships for the coming
W H Logan............................................. 10 00 year is estimated at about $82,500.000.
WH Lyons............................ "............... 8 00
Patil Underwood of Seattle was found
EXPENSES AT INQUEST OP JOHN HoLACHAN.
guilty of murder in the second degree for
VV J White juror. ............................... 1 00
the murder of his child.
J P Wilson juror,.................................
1 00
A $10,(XX) fire oeenrted at Mount, Tabor
Wm Nelson............................................ 1 00
Portland.
Dr E Mingns witness............................ 1 50
The Good Roads convention convenes in
li Conboy witness................................. 1 50 Pori land October 11, and continues two
M Cotiboy witness..............
1 50
days.
E G D Holden acting coroner.............. 7 00
F biday Oct 3
Dr E Mingus holding autopsy on body
The strike conference brought about by
of John Holacban............................. 50 00 President Roosevelt bus had no perceptible
A M Bunton juror................................. 1 (X) result.
Chris Ferris juror................................. 1 00
Massachusetts Republicans have declared
Cbas Alexon juror.................
1 00 for Roosevelt for another term.
Andrew Kelly witness......................... 1 50
Another attempt is being made to create
M Jennings witness............................. 1 50 a plow trust
M Jennings constable.......................... 4 00
Sir Thomas Lipton is said to have a ohal-
J W Carter charges in arrest of Alonzo
enge on the way to New York for another
Tucker................................................. 1 25 trial to win the American yacht oup.
8 J Tuttle 26 meals for jurors............ 6 50
A Chicago judge has decided that Japan*
L H Hazard postage for clerk’s office 7 00 ese cannot become natnralized citizens.
L Hirlocker cash paid for labels for
The car famine is hurting stockmen in
Co books............................................ 3 50 the Rocky mountain region by preventing
Coq City Herald pub notice.............. 10 36 the moving of stock to places where feed
John Golden digging grave far Alonzo
can be had.
J. Pierpont Morgan is trying to boy a
Tucker................................................. 3 00
British railroad.
Johnson Dean & Co meats for E D
S atubdat Oct 4
Scales................
4 15
President Roosevelt oau do nothing more
Kruse and 8tauff supplies for Josh
Nelson...................
7 95 to end the strike unites the state of Penn­
sylvania becomes unable to cope with it, in
T A Walker ins pr on $7C0 in on poor
farm 3 years........................................ 83 75 which case the Federal power would act.
Irma Lukens 12}^ days work in clerks 21 87 The strikers expect publio support and the
Smith & Page brdg lumber for r d 23 . 96 00 operators argue that they should not be ex­
O E Sanford labor in rd 2.................. 18 00 pected to treat with irresponsible«.
100,000 tons of coal ready to oome in from
J C McCulloch labor in r d 2................ 12 00
Canada.
Eugene O’Connell powder etc for gold­
Rev. Henry Varley of London says that
en falls road rd 6............................... 184 57
T Wheaton making fill in r d lfi....... 100 00 Providence directed the hntid that blew up
Fred Moser nails for r d 17.................. 4 45 the Maine in order that Spain might be
A L Nosier 3 kegs nails for r d 18....... 15 00 punished on account of slavery in Cuba.
Two trains collided in Montana, Two
R W Harrington labor in r d 18...... 6 00
T Knight
. ....................................... 3 00 persor s wore killed and many injured.
Turkey is excited over the passing of the
J T Evernden ”.......................................12 00
Wm Pierce
”...'.............................. 8 00 Bospliorous by Russian Grand Duke Nicb
Al Cribbins ”.................................... 9 00 olas in n warship.
'The Macedonians want to have disputes
T 8 Evernden ”.............
18 00
E E Evernden ”.....................
12 00 with Turkey arbitrated.
M onday Oct 6
J H Allen labor in r d 27..................... 13 45
Eight elephants went an a rampage in a
Bills paid for improving conntv road in
r d 27 t.ear Fred Schroeder’s place as fol circus in Nijni Novgorod, Russia, yesterday.
nnd killed 2 persons aud soroualy injured
lows:—
63 others.
A J Radabaugh cash advanced to
Gervais. Oregon, a thriving little citv was
pay for labor.................................... 302 32 nearly destroyed by fire. Loss is over $100.-
Geo Haughton labor........................... 28 W 000
Au earthquake at Guam did about $50.
I Maddox same ............................... 20 40
00) damage to public buildings.
T Bntts
”..................... v............ 4 00
Paper box makers’ union went on a strike
F Lane
’’...................................
2 00 nt Chicago, for higher wages.
Finley Schroeder labor......................
4 00
MARINE.
RS Tyrell............................................... 90 00
ABBIVKD.
Joe Radabaugh..................................... 85 60
Oct 2—Stnir Maudalay, Batchelder, 16
Geo Davis.............................................. 84 4
It W Helm.............................................. 36 DO hours from 8 F.
Henry B-ockmnn................................... 53 75
RAILED.
Goo Pembroke...................................... 28 00
Oct, 3—Schr Albion. Anderson, tog F.
Will Smith ............................................ 15 40
Oct 3—-Schr Onward. Larsen, to 8 F.
John Epperson....................................... 65 80
Oct 4—Schr Muy Flower, Guiluiatison to
li Hillis........................................................ 00
John Maddox...............................
40
8 (XI
F.
V N Perrv «al ns C H janitor for Sept. 80 00
Oct 4—Schr Ocean Spray, Ellingson to
Donald McIntosh sal us com and ex
8F.
rirnd............ ............................
16 4” 5—Strnr Mandalay, Batchelder, toSF.
Oct
R C Dement sal as nom in I ex roads 7 80
L Harlocker part payment 3 mo sal
as Co Judge.....................
200 00
County Court
Number 41.
Proceeding».
Important News Notes
Church Directory
WANTED.—A TRUSTWORTHY GEN-
M. E. C hubch ,
tlemnn or lady in eac.h conntv to manage
Preaching servioe every 2nd aud 4th Bun­
business for an old esteblislii' I house of
solid financial standing. A straight bona day at, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M
fide weekly cnsh salary of $18.1X1 paid bv
Bunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M.
check each Wednesday with all expenes
Epworth League .6:30 I’. M.
direct from headquarters. Money advanced
for expenses. Manager, 310 Caxton Bldg., Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.
U. 8. H owomb , Pastor.
Cb iosgo,
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
aud Pieces.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining
------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES -------
Mattresses
w vv
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
Cabinet Shop
r in Connection. .
ftlacc Cut and Fitted to Order- All
UlaSS Kizea aud weigts kept on hand
Pioture Framing
neatly done.
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1111 ()rJvr> M,ld0
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A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robes aud Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
J. Denholm
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Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
Boots & Shoes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Suits Made to Measure.
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET.
Fall and Winter Goods.
Ladies’ Jackets and
Capes.
A Large Stock Just
Received.
All Kinds of Goods For
Rainy Weather.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes
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T .GRENZ’S STORE
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CONSTANTLY on HAND
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A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now will is be the time to buy.
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disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are
Other bargains
To bo had in Dry Goods. Clothing, Shoes
aud other goods that mnat be sold to make
room for more.
A. W. KIME, M. 1».
W- llaydon, M. II.
DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND
DISEASES.
Office—East Front Street,
SKIN PHYSICIAN
B andon . O bboon .
Calls to all parts of town and county
promptly answered day or niuht. Office on
corner of Lower Main and Atwater streets
AGENTS WANTED.
LIFE OF T. DEWITT TALMAUE, by
bis son. R kv . F bank D ewitt T almage and
associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor-
nions profit for agents who act quicklv.
Outfit ten cents* Write immediately Clark
A Co.. 'Wi 8. «th St. Phil»., P». Mention
this paner.
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DENTIST,
■ OREGON.
BANDON, - -
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to bo
supplied in the Local Column.
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GEO. P. TOPPING,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
AND SURGEON
BANDON. OK EGON.
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J1) meets every Satniilav evening.
Offloe on Seoond Floor in Concrete Building ■¿¡Visiting brothers in good standing
on First Street,
»cordially invited.
I. N. DE LONG, N. G.
Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bonght *
> A. G. II oyt . See.
or money loaned on same.
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Practice» In »11 the Court* of the State.
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Office in the Eldorado Building, on First, * 17 of Pythias, meets every MonC iy ,
X evening at 7:80 o’clock. in Cast le Hall, >>
Street.
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V7 No. 17, meets Friilnv n'ght . I each.,
fewnek. in Concrète Hall. Bumlon. Oreg. n ■:
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THOMAS WHITE, Mastpr.
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
leaves Bandon every morning, except
Sundejr. nt 7:30 o’clock and make* iionnec
tiona with the train and steamer Myri at
10:30 a. in. at Coquille City.
Leaves Coquille City atl2:30 p. m.. arriv­
ing at BamloDfit 4130 p, m.
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