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BANDON,
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
52 Times a year for $2.
APRIL 23, IS03
Number 17.
Tn« -teiitiier Ci i is due li«r« to
l)au(rr nf Cui «I m nati tirip.
Hsy. grain sod feed at N L' r«-i z'»
morrow.
Store.
Th« greatest danger from colds and
Boys’ blouse waists from 25 to <50
Frank Strain, of Northern Curry,
Hay and grain for sale al the Liv
W rymoctk . April 17c—Sir Thomas grip ia their resulting in pneumonia.
pts, at Deuholm's.
was
doiti.'
bilslness
in
town
ceaterdny.
ery Stable.
Lipton’s uew cballeogsr tor th« Amer If reasonable care is used, however,
50 tons of Hsv ami Feed just ar
‘ Photo” Button». 10 to lficU, at
Mrs. J. Denlx lui is agent f. r the
icas'actip wm diatuaaisd ia a squall and Chamberlaiu\ Cough Remedy
rived at SmiderHon Bl OX.
Wrenshall’« Gallery.
delineator
today, shortly aft»r having thia bar- taken, all danger will be avoided.
John \\ . FlnriHgsu and M>»a Letitia bur preparatory lo another trial spin
Fled Linegar assumed the duties
Empty butter barrels for » h !« at
Among the tens of thousands who
H> ward were msrriwl at North Beud with the Shamrock 1. Her tout, aa
as postmaster at Coquille, last Thur» Sanderson Bros,
bare used this remedy for these dis­
«lay.
it fell over the aide, carried several of eases we have yet to learu <>f a single
Call at the furnltuie store fur up lest Saturday.
Rev. Horsfall will bold Hervicea io the cr«w, and oil the gaar aud canvas case having resulted in pneumonia,
Arthur Rice baa a lapidary »et now bolstering goods.
St.
Jobt.'a Epis-<*pal Church on Sun overboaid. One uiaa waa drowned, which shows conclusively that it is a
and is prepared to polish aud mount
E. Goodman, of Coquille City, whs
<lHy morning and eveuiug at tbe nsu | and several person^ including Sir certain preventive of that dangerous
agates.
a Baudon visitor this week.
Thomae, who was knocked down a disease. It will cure h cold or an at­
al bunts.
B ohn .—At Baudon, March 15, to
B ohn .—At Bandon, April 18, to
ChHtle» Lorenz went to Coanillej hatchway, were bruised or otherwise tack of the grip in lees time than any
Mr. and Mrs. John Buckingham, a Mr. and Mrs. Alva Iree a sou.
¿laughter.
this morning, to visit, and to attend iujured. The man who was drowned other treatment. It is pleasant and
B orn . —Near New Lake, April 17 to circuit court next week. Mrs. Lo was g brother in la» of Captain
safe to take. For sal« by C. Y. Lowe. Always on Hand
Geo. Martin, of Riverton, was Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Davie a son.
Seed Grein ¿g,
Wring«. He was banding a binocular
reuz accompanied bi in.
among those who called st Bandon
Mill Feeds.
kinds in slock.
Ladies’ aud Misses’ Sailors, and
A Full supply of butter kegs, cubes, papers etc.
Th« following list of strangers were i glass to Sir Thomas at the time be
last Sunday.
ready to wear Hats at Denholm’s.
in town Wedneeday: O C Shaw, E waa swept oveibosrA. On« of Sir
Will handle your Butter and Produoe in unlimited amounts.
J. A. Morrison, of Bullards waa
TuEHD.y April I*
The event of the season will be the . Thompson, John W Procter and | Thomas’ bauds waa injured, but not
among those drawu to thia place Sat
Houses
ware
erusned.
wiudowe
broken
and
BANIORfeGON.
Sanderson Broe
Old Maid's Convention—next Hntar A J Col lilts, of San Francisco, aud F seriously.
Lrday eveoing.
The hull of the Shamrock III waa children knocked down by a blast in oottiug
day uigbt.
H Dow, G \V Thompson »nd George
subway in New York.
John Kiernan of Portland, arrived
not damaged. The mast, when it
Rumor states that the Lyons Mill Bootie, of MHrsbflefd.
The sea serpent has been seen near Vio
here lust Friday to look after bis jetty
went overboard, went solid. There roria. It had a head like a horse and a body
property has been sold to parlies in
Tbe
Prosper
Mill
Company
have
j
contract interest.
was at that time only one break, from 40 to 6Q feet long.
Southern California.
secured the mill crew from Riverton
A corpse « h found in a barrel, in New
W. C. Chase and V. N. Perry, of
which wsa about seven feet above
A. McNair handles the Stu febuker ami ure running their mill day and
York. The murderer is unknown.
Coquille City were visiting Bandon,
deck. As the big spar, with its weight The Methodists plan to combine their
wagon and be can save you money on night in order to load the lot of
lust Saturday evening.
i of cauvuii, became heavier, owing to printing houses, situated at Clnoago, Cin-
schooners whi li have Hrrived during 'the water in it, the mast aqpiu
the purchase of h first class wagon.
cinnati and New York-
Page & Smith received a new boiler
The schooner May Flower came in the last work. This cotupHuy is do­ buckled its bead, going down until it Two masked men robbed the poet office at
for their sawmill, this week, on tlie
Monday with her hold tilled with: ing a rushing business.
rested on the bottom. It is believed Whatoom, Wash.
schooner May Flower,
WailNUDAT April 16
Otto Weiser had the misfortune to it will be comparatively easy to re-
freight for diflerent points aloug the
A fire in tba Texas oil region c’astioyed
You will And the best of Oranges
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
stumble and fall while walking on pair the mast, but a whole suit of three
river.
hundred derricks and caused r I most a
Gaudies, Nuts, etc., ami all kinds of
H. A. Cox has reoeivnrl another big the jetty l»vt Sunday with the result1 canvas is ruined.
million dollars loss in property.
Groceries ut Cox’s Grocery.
supply of fine candies. If yon buy that bis face «truck on a corner of: Barge» with a crane were soon on The Atlantic oumt was vinited by a terrific
The jeweler Lus receive«! n new lot of him once you will be sure to’ go one of the cr <-8 titul ets, breaking the | the spot to raise th« broken mast, storm from the Northeast. Tidta wire the
of goods including watches, rings and again.
bridge of bis um-e. He still carries' after which the Shamrock III will be highest in 18 years.
Trouble was had among strikers and nou
other jewelry. Cali i.tid se«i his stock,
a
tilack eye from coutact with tbe I taken to her moorings inside the union men at Cleveland, Ohio, ihe latter
B. T. Vsn Decar, the Myrtle Point
were severely beaten.
Beu Cop«« of Fourmile, was a visit jeweler, rtu»» down Monday ou a vis timber.
breakwater
The yacht Reliance is being equipped.
or to town Saturday having had bnsi it tn relatives here and remained over
Tuesday’s register at the Tupper
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She was built to defend the America’s cup
ness which induced him Bandon ward. till yesterday.
House showed up the following
Greenfelder & Co., a large boot »nd shoe
Raili-uad Contracta Let.
o
Paptaia Jobnsou and crew have
wholesale home at Chicago has failed.
Gentlemen will rempmher that the uames of transient visitors: T. W-
Gould
is
backing
the
const
ruction
of
three
given the tug Triumph a new coat of Old M aide have invited them to cull Jenkins, of Portland; E. W. Babcock,
A Grants Pass dispHich to the Tele
Suits Made to Measure.
railroad Iine3 across Nebraska.
MUVtCIV
1'nint adding maV‘r’t’Ny *° l“'f flP and see them, iu Mnnck's Hall, S hi - of L oh Angeles; E. BolderniHn. of gram, dated April 17lh savs:
BUST-P«OC’
A Montana somnambulist shot himself*
“ROMONA'
Sun
Frauci-cu.
E.
A.
Franklin,
of
l-euranyp.
Contracts fur the grading of the while asleep and may die from bis wound.
tirday evening.
AGENT FOR WARNER S RÜST PROOF CORSET. X. aruAK^HT-wi»o*
R. 'seiinrg; W. I F-ut**ti,a Epworth Oregon & Pacific Railroad t>elw«»eo
T hursday April 16
South Coos River in fi a panther
Ice Cream each Wednesday. S ,t
A boy was killed at Elizabeth, N. J., oy
I fid I has a. taste for gout meat. It tirday and Stluday at the Pacific I< e I' iwh . Htil G. H. Reyoolos. of Mieh Grants Pass Crescent and City have
beeu let The contracts have been stepping ou m live wire th«U *ftl* torn down
}i|}|i'il fjP of Oevrge Beale’s flock iu Cream Parlor and Confectionery, nn IgHU
The rumor reached hire, this week. awarded San Francisco parlies aod by a storm.
jvpe wypk,
an inforiated mob lynched a negro at Jopliu
til further No1 ice.
tliHt Mr». Mtunte Biysn, who has been they will arrive here and begin work as Mo , shut at several others and fired some
AJ l>. purlin, Expep. piano tuner
All Kinds of O<*>
Ladies’ Jacket« and
A Large Stock Just
The schooner Advance arrived here
Hamy Weath
prders by posltil will receive prompt last Monday, six days from San Fran leaching Hehool in thia vicinity for soon as arrangements have been made uf their homes.
Capea.
Received.
The Minnesota, the largest cargo carrier
attention. Permanent address Marsh­ cisco. She brought up six thousand the pa»t four years, was married to for securing of right of way. Terminals in the world, was lauuched at New London
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
S. 1’ Shepard. Mr. Shepard did tbe and yards have already been arranged
field, Oregon.
bricks and a small lol of otlo r fr< iglil blacksmithing for the j-tty work her« for id each cud of the line, and Hre in Conn.
The mail clerk and a colored firemen were
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
You can find corset covers aud tdl for the C- M- & T. Co.
three years ago, but since that time ready to turn over to the company us killed and several persons injured in an Al
kinds of muslin underwear at N, Lo
Several of the boys who do service has Lein employed iu u liglitl.ous« »oon as it is ready fur them.
abaui’i train wreck.
fenz's star-. Cluing out Ladies’ on the jetty extension here, went to
ou Puget Sound,
Mr. W ood. manager of the right of A Pittsburg fire was attended with the loss
I ape b< low cost.
til« rock quarry,'be>ow Riverion, last
way, is here arid is at work conferring of two lives. Property loss $2500.
C< qnillo City proposes to iucrease Sunday to work a few days and help Cfzxi-d. 'I’o ZDa.ix’yra.on with riitiehtiicn and farm rs across Engl->b credit is on the decline, Her
Boots and Shoes
bonds have fallen 21 per cent.
| be in' lebtediiess of the city to secure push the wt rk forward at the quarry
Tho Famous De Laval Cream Sepa­ whose properties the hue will pass,
F riday April 17
water work-1. The total cost will be
The Firemen will entertain, Sat rators aro now on Exhibition at the Pi­ aud securing right of way for the The Minnesota exhibit to the St. Louie
fair will be brought to the Lewis & Chirk
twenty ttioqsiiRd dollars.
nr.lay evening. May 2, with a t ig ball. oneer Hardware Storo, Marshfield, Oregon. j road. The company is asking for n fair.
Call at N. Lorenz's aud examine The Firemen ar« good entertainers,
All Extra and Duplicate part3 for Hand j 100 foot right of way as anything less
The wife of pugilist Fitzsimmons died at
|iis new stock of clothing suits etc. aud ar« arranging to make this a time and Power De Laval Cream Separators width would be too narrow for the har home in Brooklyn.
fie is disposing of u lot of clothing loug to b? ren.emt>ere<i because of its furnished at short notice from the Pioneer making of cuts, building up of grades, A statue of Atlas weighing over a ton was
CONSTANTLY on 1
at bargains. Don't txiiaa one.
laying sidings, etc. Two surveying stolen from a building in Chicago.
Hardwire Store.
ploHsant associations.
St. John in New Brunswick had a $50. 00
The Marshfield Son gave out the
Catalogues of De Laval Cream Sepa­ crews are ou the line making or com fire.
J, T. Mars received u letter from
Report that North Bend will lie in the James Rogers, better known as Judge rators, and other Valuable Printed Matter pletiug final surveys, aud two more Fonr yonng person’ were drowned in try­
flehl with a baseball team this season, Rogers, who went to th« Soldier»’ on Dairying, and of all Dairy Supplies will be be put on at ao early date ing to cross swampy bottoms of the Wabash
river.
but that Matsl;tii'ld bad not got to­
will be disposed of nt prices that will astonish you, while there ar«
Home at Roseburg something over a will be sent free of charge to any appli­ making th» surveys of the route along Elliot E. Lyons who murdered Sheriff
gether and organized yet.
the
coast
north
and
south
from
Cres
­
cant
from
tho
Pioneer
Hardware
Store,
year ago. Mr. Rogers wrote that tie
Withers was hanged at Eugene.
To Ire hau in Dry Goods, Clothing,
cent City. All of the tli.iogs would Coney Island bl)$ famous summer resort,
Dr Kime was culled to Prosper. was getting along quite well.
Marshfield, Oregon.
nud other goods that must be sold to
indicate
positively
that
th«
Oregon
&
was
damaged
greatly
by
the
storm
of
yes
fast Friday to attend a daughter of
CoHHt Mail: The Great Central
room for more.
tbrday.
The
tide
flooded
cellars
and
de
­
Pacific ia an assured lact and that its
Jlra. tf. M. Hertuunn, who bad lieen surveyors have tnoveil their camp to
ultimate completion is but matter of stroyed the gardens.
(brown from a horse. The patient Rocky Point, where they have a force
S aturday Aptfl 18
GKO. r. TOPPING,
Well you can get it by calling on time.
FOR SALE OR RENT.—A Liwry barn in
pad received a severe wrench of out) of men, and survey up South skpigb
About a thousand dogs have been killed Bandon Itooin for 16 hor»e». Boggy »Red
Benton Hoyt, mid ordering your suits
ATTORNEY
and COUNSELOR AT
Early next week some fonr or six st Morristown, N. J. The killing is the re­ and office nttached. HnJ running waler for
pf her knees.
and over to the Coqnille. They think through him. He represents the
»took. Affiireas or apply to J. H. Jone«,
sult
of
an
order
from
the
mayor
that
all
AMD
of
the
leading
atockuoldera
and
of
­
T. C. Livesav aud bi« son Robert, they can find a short and easy pas» Royal Talioilug establishment of
dogs unmuzzled should be killed. A mad Bandon Oregon.
ficer«
of
the
company
will
arrive
in
NOTARY
PUBLIO.
Lft on the steamer Chico for San by that route.
Chicago, than which there is none this city from San Francisco and will dog bad bitten a large number of dugs in
o.
T.
Blumenrother
Francisco, last Friday. They intend
Remember the play ‘ Sea Drift" better. Goods, fits and work gnarau* . be tendered a reception here by the the town.
Chicago bnd a | O.OOQd ’Hr fire.
F*ir® Insurance
going to Eureka from San Francisco, will be one of the most interesting
teed aud tip to date. Cull aud exam­ I Grant Pass Bqard of trade and in-
Brownsville, Neb., suffered a $50,000 loss IJ. S. Qwnmisi oner and Notary Public
to see what fortune will favor tb- tu and spectacular plays ever presented
Bandon. - - -, - Oregon
ine samples.
■ forested citizens. A banquet is being by fire.
Filin«» and Final proofs merle on Home
with in that section.
in Bandon. The new eceuery is al
The
Standard
Oil
Co.
is
to
have
a
rival
in
steads, I imber Claims and other U. S. Lnnd.s
planned aud arrangements made to
Cid Maids <’«in v«-iiti«n.
A. W. KIME. M. 1>-
The steamer Chico sailed last Fri most completed aod Dr. Kime is fit
a French concern that b&s invested six or
Money l.n.iu Negotiated on Approved
show the distingnitbed visitors the seven million dollars in the oil fields of Heeurlty.
day afternoou her principal cargo ting his stage in regular theatre style
PHYSICIAN
AND SURG
The Old Maids’ Convention, or
i glad band, as it ia tbe desire of the Indiana and Ohio.
Otto« at Tapps1, Hou»«. Bandon, Oregon.
consisting of lumber. Following U which will make it the best iu Coos Single Blessedness Debuting Society
BANDON, OKKGON.
people here to let the railroad men Dallas in Texas was visited by a big fire^ Reside noe on Hntte Creek, Oregon.
her passenger list: D S Rouse aud County.
will meet iu Mnnck's Hall, Bandon, know their efforts are appreciated Loss $130.000.
C«lla to all part« of tawy and <
wife, Henry Clemens, Daniel O’Leary,
promptly answered day or night. Gt
M onday April 20
Mrs. Don Giles, Milliner, from Saturday evening April 25
W. Haydon, M. I>.
and will receive the hearty support of
oorner
of Lower Main and Atwater
T C Livenay. Robert Livesav, J M Myrtle Poiut will be in Bandon tlie
This eutertaimuent is presented by all GrsntS P ush and Josephine county. Four persons were killed, many injured
SKIN
and
much
property
destroyed
by
a
Kansas
DIGESTIVE.
URINARY
AND
Davis aud W. Tompkins.
first Monday in May with a complete the •‘Whatsoever Circle" of the Pres
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DISEASES.
J. W. STRANGE,
cyclone.
Ou Monday of last week, the stock of Ladies’ Spring and Summer byteriau church, and is well worth
The mills and logging camps are closed in
«Jffice—East Front Street,
Foot
Cat
Off.
schooner Louise, Captain AndersoD, Hats, which she will sell at bedrock the price of admission.
R andom . O bboow .
Del Norte county, Cal The men struck for
The proceeds of the entertainment
15 per cent ris$.
stuck on the North spit in crossing or closing ont prices. She will visit
Andrew Olsen, aged about 18, lost
«y. W. UPTON,
into the Umpqua. She lost her shoe, Langlois about May 10 to remain till will lie used iu furnishing the inside a part of his left foot at the Porter Six persons lost their- lives in a trains
BANDON. - » • OREGt
wreck in New York and many persons wets ATTORNEY AND COVNHFJ.OR AT LAW
of the Presbyterian church.
and an an anchor and a cable but the 17th.
Will vieil Bandon regularly on date-
mill ahont 4 o’clock yesterday after, injured.
BANDON. ODOS COtrWTY, 011X0011.
General Admission 25 cents. Chil­ noon, by bringing it ip coutact with
"01 ippliad in the Looal Column.
was finally gotten in the river with
R. E. L. Bedillion went to Coqnille
MAHINK.
Office In the EMorsdo Bnildinp. on First
dren 15 ceuts.
out much damage to the ve»sel.
ABHIVKU.
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the knives of a planer.
City last Monday as manager of the
Stroet.
Reserved seats 35 cents, on sate at
April 17—Sehr t>nder Brother«. Wrtsel. 7
Coos Bay News: Fonr electric Bandon baseball interests to confer
« HA MUON LOPGK No. 138, I. «>.<>
He was employed to drive a hors«
day» fioru H F tu Pio»per Mill t’-o.
motors were received on the Czarina, with the management of the other C. Y. Lowe’s.
about tbe place, and stepped into ‘be April 1‘J—Sehr Mnry Etta. Larven. 7 dey»
I) ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1. O. O.
to be used for hauling coal cars in teams as to baseball interests in Coos
¿1> meet, every Sktotdav eveuii
Kite«* Ball l*r«»MpectM.
mill and was standing by the planer. fron» S F tu Pyeeper Mill Co.
uViniting brother» in «ood stand'
the gangways at the Beaver Hill county. J. K Scott ofHciated a»
^cordially invited.
R. E L. Bedilliun went to Coquille He look bold of a piece of lumber to April 1U—Sehr (furiuibisn,Skipper. 8 d»y»
A. G. HOYT. N. '
mine. This will do away with mtiles "Miue Host” at the Topper House
frnni H F tu Pro» er Mill Co.
pull
it
from
tbe
rollers,
and
as
it
City Monday, as manager of the Ban­
* H ahbt W alk ««. Sen.
April W—Sehr Onwii.-d. O<li«iii«*en. 754
in the gaugwnys, and the mule driver, during Mr. Hedillion's absence.
Ktoot,
h"
riised
bf«
foot
to
hrac-e
him
don baseball teuiu. tv loufer with
dal» troll S F tuC M <6 'I' Co.
with bis picturesque profanity, will
Dr. Prentis. the Marshfield Deotis', other management of other Cooe self and thoughtlesalv reached h's I April X— Sulir May Flawsr. Oadmanaon
be relfgated to yarding out.
will be in Bandon and ready for work county teams, in regald to putting 1 leg under the machine und plared from 8 F ki Kiverto«.
April 20—Sehr Advanoe. Jorgensaii. C day»
R The Coast Mail states that the on June 4tb. Any work h» ha« done the Coos county le gne iu the field his fool agaiust tbe lower cyl«n<ler.
BANDON LODOk, No. I IS, A. IT. A
Margarita Fischer C rnpany will re­ that is not satisfactory will be done again. He returned Tuesday even­ The knivuH
took off toe foot •coai S F ‘c C M A T O>
Î)ANDON LODGE.No. 115. A F A
April 21—Sehr Albino. Olaen. 5 daj« from
Ik Htnted commouicat!«..” firat s
turn to Coos and will exhibit a week first. Any mistakes be lias made will ing having accomplished little or back beyond tbe toe joints.
S F b> Rirerton.
J arday after the full moon of et-
He was brought np io town ou th« April 23— Solu Lizzie Prien. Ander».o. 7J<
at Marshfield commencing June 29 be niHde good, but this work tone nothing.
> iiKHilb. All Manter M hmodii cordi
4 invited.
W. HAYDON,
..
Thia company is more highly recom come first. Parties having Artificial,
Flyer,
which was just landing, and day» froui 8 F tu Proaper Mill Co.
li Hfvuis tliBt Mumbfield vraa not
•J-
M | B bbtikb . Sec.
HAILAD
mended tb«D auy other troupe that Crown, or Bridge work to do must represented »nd that Coquille wanted Dr. Horsfall a»»isted by Dr. Prentiss,
*<-*<•
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<«<•«'♦<-
April 16—Stmr Chien. Jensen, to S F.
has visited Coos county, They will call early. No appointments will lie to bout the league to butue player» ex­ attended to tbe wound. It whs nee
**#*
i i «Ai- 4* *tK* 4 4.** •
your Wa'che«, Clock* and Jewelry
slay in the county shout a mouth and given after June 25'b, 1 wish to
WANTED.—A TRUSTWORTHY GEN
cept three ruembeis to ench teem. esshry to takeoff tbe foot back into tlemau
or lady in each connty to man»«» from A. Bice, tbo Jewelar, wbv can and will 5 Court Queen of the Forent No. 17
Baudon can expect a visit this time.
the
arch,
but
tbe
young
fellow
will
Forenkni of A ute ivn.
hn.inexa for an old established boom of make «ood bis gnaranteea.
thank the people of Bandon and vi This »eeuiea to atop buvineas, but
financial dandina. A «»reivfa taina
He will pn»iriv«ly return year Mm.ey if
Hon. Waller Sinclair, of Coqnille oinity most sincerely for their liberal yeHterdny Mr. Bediilioo started for not b» very badly crippled, and with «v>lid
fide «reeklv cash aalary of fak.ikt paid by
‘
QURT QUEEN OF THE FORE-
No. 1Ï. meet» FrMav ni«kl of *«
City, was io town Friday night on patronage, and I wish it to be Marebtield to confer with the manage- a spring shoe wijl be al>Ie to walk check eaoli Wed needs y with all expenses good» are not •• represented, ur if work
<11 reel lr<an headquarter». Money advanced doe« not give e»ti-faotk«i.
¡week, in Con «ret* Hall, Bandon, tkrrg, ■
very
well
Coati
Maik
his return horn« from visiting bit thoroughly understood 'hatyonr work tueut o( the team of that place and
IA eorOial weleume ia »xtended to all v.
for .xpeaaea. Manaav- 3*> Ox ton Bld«.,
Ha repeire everything that 1» bouirbt In a
'¡tins brother».
T, V. DAVIDftON.
Sixes River tuiues. He reports things is warranted and exactly as repre L. J. Siujpkou, of Nurtb Baud, and it
Jewelry »tore and many thing» that are
I J. N. L amslois ,
Cbiet Rang r.
"Âoïïr»?
bought in other »tore».
quiet on SiKM, aavertbeJMo, that aent<-d. As the increased buatuess at now looks as if Coquille wiJJ either
Fie. HeerHary.
When others «tnnol repair your broken
work ia puahiog gbead on the Dry horn« demand« my entire atleurion I have to atay out of the league or el»«
artMae lake them to ih. jaw«ler and ba will
I will serve Ice Creta at my Par­
creek ditch. This ditch is to put wa­ «ball uot l>« al>le to visit Bandon accept the terms laid down by the
lors, west of J. B. Marshall A Son’s of two wrtain proniiaory aoAea mad. and repair th»m far yon. Char«»« will ba rr»- Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
ter on the Newt Divelbiss olairo on again for a loug lime to come. Il other learns.
exrented by nie on «lie 2nd day of February, ramble.
Sixes, and is to be four and a half yon have dental work to do, cal'
I’react't prospects indicate that the Store, each Saturday and Sunday 19C9. M followai One note in faror of A. The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo­
f’oraon for fit.VI.00. and one note in favor of
piiles loug when completed. One early, get your appointment, have North B' tid. ,\Jnr»btield Mud Bandon afternoon till farther notice.
C. ¡jialRerwood for $250.00.
cratic newspaper. 1< pages, full of news—
No consideration waa «iven for Mid notes all of it! 11 a year to any address. The
mile of the ditch baa been finished your work dune right, and get rid ol team» will Constitute the Coo« County
and I will not pay them or either of them.
BOÇÜD HOUSE UALLEHY. BAhÇC
Journal. P. O Box Ul, Portland. Or.
your Tooth Trouble.
baseball league this season.
jqd more men are bring employed.
JQHN N. LA^GLQIB.
LOCAL NEWS
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Spirino- II'’
Spring
And so
¡' is here 1 | are we
Witn an Immense line of Dry Q-OOCl
axicX Groceries.
Boots and Shoes not to be Excelled.
Important News Notes
J. Denholm
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Dry Goods of Every Descriptor
Boots &c Stioes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Fall and Winter Goods.
CLOTHIÎ
DRY GOODS
N.
T GRENZ’S STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisi
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
You Want the Best.
DENTIST,
Watches! Watches!!
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Photographers,
Mrs. E, J.
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