Bandon recorder., April 30, 1903, Image 1

52 Times a year for $2
Volume XIX,
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
APRIL 30, 1903
Number 18
J. Flanders of Portland, was in Esigli»>h Fre>* •*"*" Kicking.
Hay, grain and feed at N. Lorenz’s
Danger of Cold« nuil Grip.
Store.
town Tuesday.
Naw Y ork , April 23.—Almost every
0. H. Crew, of Gphir, was in town i
The greatest danger from cold« and
Hay aud grain for sals at the Lie-
William Williams of Beaver Hill
newipaper
in the coootry ia urging grip is their resulting in pneumonia.
ery
Stable.
Friday.
V-
was in town this week,
the government to have uotbing to If reasonable care is used, however,
Empty batter barrels for sale at
Boys’ blouse waists from 25 to 50 I
W. V Cope, of Floras Creek, bad do with the Bagdad railway scheme,
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Sanderson Bros,
•to. nt Denholm’s.
business in town yesterday.
cables the Tribune's representative taken, all danger will be avoided.
B
orn
—
At
Bandon,
April
25,
to
Mr.
‘'Photo” Boltons, 10 to 15cta, at
Sanderson Bros, have become in London. The tei maof the conven­ Among the tens of thousands who
and Mrs. Herbert Manciet, a daughter.
Wreoshall’s Gallery.
tion defining the conditions of the have used this remedy for theae die
agents for tbe De Lnvel separator.
Arthur Rice has a lapidary set now
J. M l . Wigtou, of Medford, was a
R. B. Parmelee, of Bloomington, concession for the construction of the eases we have yet to learu ot a single
and ia prepared to polish aud mount
caller at Bandon lost Saturday.
Ill., registered at tbe Tapper House line make it absolutely clear that its case having resulted in pneumonia,
Father Donnelly, of Marshfield ugates.
control will rest io German bands, which shows conclusively that it is a
Tuesday evening.
H. A. Cox Las received another big
visited bis pariah here Saturday.
Mrs. Sofia Simpson left yesterday and Mr. Belfour’a supporters in and certain preventive of that dangerous
B orn .—At Bandon, April 24, to aupply of tine candies. If you buy on tbe steamer Chico to join her hus­ out of Parliament ar* consequently disease. It will cnre a cold or an at­
noal le to understand why the For­ tack of the grip iD less time than any
Mr. and Mr«. George Button, a (laugh of him once you will be sura to go band in Sau Francisco.
again.
eign Secretary has not promptly de­ other treatment. It is pleasaut and
tar.
S. M. Rotbcbild, of Portland, and
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Edmunds spent
clined the German invitation.
W. J. Butler, of Marshfield, was
safe to take. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. Always on Hand
J. M. Nye, of San Francisco were
Seed Grain
A rumor ia current to the effect
doing business in Bandon, several several days here visiting relative, doing business here this week.
Mill Feeds.
kinds in stuck.
tbat England is now paying the price
they returned to their borne at North
days daring the paat week.
A Full supply of butter kegs cubes, papers etc.
James
W.
Mast,
book
keeper
for
of German neutrality during the Boer
You will find tbe beat of Oranges Bend yesterday.
Will handle your Butter and Produce in unlimited amounts
tbe Prosper Mill Co., was in town war, and there ia talk of a secret
T uebdit April 21
Ice
Cream
each
Wednesday.
Sat
­
Candies. Nuts, etc., and all kinds of
Satuaday evening and Sunday,
The Fennsvtvauia legislature is trying to
■ andon ,
Sanderson Bros.
agreement that binds this country
urday and Sunday at tbe Pacific Ice
Groceries at Cox’s Grocery.
■nuzzle tbe press by a bill proposing to
Miss
Sylvia
Leneve
has
opened
np
baud
and
foot
to
Germany,
and
com
­
make daffy pa;>er« responsible for all error*
Tbe jeweler has received a new lot Cream Parlor and Confectionery, un­ a confectionery io Marshall's build­
mits it to an unknown vista of hu­ inteutioual or otherwise.
of goods including watches, rings and til further Notice,
ing, next door to tbe Barnes’ meat miliations, entanglements aud perils. Prof. Leroy Fewer, an aeronaut fell 180
A. G. Hoyt,*of the Bandon Livery market.
other jewelry. Call and see bis stock.
The Unionist newspapers are alarmed, fee’, at Houston, Texas, before thousands
The Prosper Mill Company re­ Stable has purchased another span
Winter still lingers to some extent and Mr, Balfour is warned that ac­ of people. The ro; • to tbe parachute broke.
ceived the engine for their electric of horses. He made tbe porcha»e and uh a consequence, this place was quiescence in the Bagdad scheme is Turks aud insurgents had a battle near
Radovitcb. Thirty im>urgeuts and utue
light plant, this week, by tbe steamer from A. E. tiuckau.
visited by a tether heavy frost T uoh not to be tolerated.
Turks were killed.
Frank Jones of Creaoent City was day morning,
Chico.
Hernia La« been shipping over lunatics in­
A Delie Ot The Pant.
to thia oounrty, and Slat« Controller Zelloy
M. L. Martin, Expert Piano tuner In Bandon last Friday having brought
Jomes Taggart, a commission mer­
is taking steps to deport them from Con-
Orders by postal will receive prompt Andy Mahoney, a commercial trav­ chant, from San Fraocisco, was iu
neoticutt.
The
little
5
year
old
daughter
of
eler
through
from
that
place.
attention. Permanent address Marsh­
town last nigbt aud took a trip down Will Johusou while at play near her Seven persons perished iu a wreck on tbe
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes
Mrs. G. B. Cox gave Coquille City
field, Oregon.
tbe coast today.
Erie railroad at Red House, N. Y.
home
on
Elk
River
a
few
days
ago
Yon can find cornet covers and all a business call last Saturday baviog
W kpnksiut Apiil 22
Smiib and Page hauled tbe new found what she called "funny piece
Mill owners at Portland have taken a
kinds of muslin underwear nt N, Lo­ laud matters which called her that boiler out to tbeir sawmill yesterday.
of iron.” Her grandfather investi­ band in the strike and will sell bo more
renz’s store. Closing out Ladies’ way. She returned home Tuesday. They are making preparation for tbe
gated and found it to be the barrel lumber to looal baildent tilt the trouble ia
Tbe
I.
O.
O.
F.
lodge
of
Bandon
wraps below coat.
summer’* run.
of
an old army musket, aueb as was nettled.
O. C. and E. S. Rosa, two brothers have selected A. G. Hoyt und I. N.
used
by the settler» here during the Grave-diggers are on a strike in Montreal,
The steamer Chico took a two-year
from Spokane, Wash., arrived here DeLotig as delegates to the grand old colt to San Francisco, this trip, Indian war of '55—’56. An alder for 25 cents a day iucrease in wages.
Dreyfus want« another investigation to
last Saturday to have a look around lodge which convenes at Portland, for A. Emmett, who moved away from tree 14 inches in diameter had grown clear up Emperor William’s charges against
Muy
22.
this part of the state.
over a portion of the barrel. A silver him.
here a year ago.
Tbe Firemen will entertain, Sat­
Michigan claims tbe next republican con­
George Bellom was io town Sun­
R W. Lundy and wife, of Myrtle sight, as bright as when new, was on
day night on big way to visit ihe Star urday evening, May 2, with a big ball. Point, and Mrs. L. F Ornnnd, of the barrel and an exploded cap on vention on the ground that it is tbe seuii- Suits Made to Measure
oentenial aud the party was born iu Michi­
Rauch, on Floras Creek, baviog busi­ The Firemen are good entertainers, Kansas, arrived here yesterday to the tube. The stock bad loog since gan.
aud
are
arranging
to
make
this
a
time
ness which called him that way.
decayed, but after digging down a Two ohildren were drowned iu 8nake river
AGENT FOR WARNER’S RÜST PROOF CORSET.
long to be remembered because of its visit this section.
by tbe capsizing of a boat. -Three other
few
inches
Mr.
Johnson
found
the
Henry Clemens, < f Lampt-y creek,
Pile* are being driven for the
pleasant associations.
oocupauts after a bard struggle escaped.
returned Sunday from a visit to San
foundation of tbe new sawmill which irons of the stock and also a badly
T hubsdsv April 23
Mis.
Dao
Giles,
Milliner,
from
decayed iron ramrod. Under wbat The British lost nearly 200 men in tbe
Francisco. He was accompanied by
is
to
be
built
on
the
north
side
of
tbe
his wife who has been in tbe east for Myrtle Puiut will be in Bundon tbe river, near Prosper.
circumstances, and by whom the old battle with tbe Mad Mullah's foroes.
gun was left where found by the lit­ A move was made in the Portland strike A Large Slock Just
All Kinds of Goods For
some time and who met him io the first Monday in May with a complete
Ladies’ Jackets aud
Will Netherby and Ed Mathers, of
stock of Ladies’ Spring aud Summer
Rainy Weather.
Capes.
Received.
tle girl, will never lie known, but there toward arbitration.
city.
Hate, which she will Hell at bedrock Port Orford, and D. D. McLain of is no doubt but that the gun did its Eleveu persons were killed in an oil ex­
Clnreuce Boice resigned his posi­
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
plosion in Minneapolis. The entire office
or closing out prices. She will visit Wedderbnrn, Curry County gave part some 40 years ago in helping to force
of tbe company were burned alive.
tion io Ihe life-saving service at the
Bandon
a
visit
Tuesday.
Langlois about May 10 to remain till
civilize and colonize the then wild Three persoua were injured and and 15
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
Coquille stati n and contemplates
The ateamer Cbico sailed yester and wooly west.—Port Orford Tribune families made homeless by a Chioago fire.
tbe 17th
going to sea. He has been visiting
F sidat April 24
Ace Carey, of Port Orford, was in day for San Francisco and Captain
his old borne al Floras creek during
Judge Grosscnp, of Chicago enjoined six
Jensen
will
try
to
reach
Coquille
towu Monday nigbt having brought
tbe past week.
railroad companies from discriminating
•gain by Friday or Saturday of next
against small shippers. Fourteen railways
Professor Francbi was expected to VI. T. Kerr and family of that place week,
Boots and Shoes
Well you can get it by calling on have been enjoined.
up this far on their journey to Co­
arrive oa tbe Chico, from San Fran­
Mi-^see Mary and Esther Yaeger Benton Hoyt, und ordering your suit6 Russia baa demanded the cessation of
quille City where Mr. Kerr goes to
cisco, to resume teaching tbe Fire
by China, aud that no more
tuke charge of the Lyons store, which are with Mrs. Isabella Yaeger tn through him. He represents the Manchuria
porta shall be opened.
Department Band, but was unable to
Portland.
They
have
been
intending
Royal
Talioitug
establishment
of
tHisiueHs he and others have pur­
Robbers looted a train and passengers at
come on accouut of Mrs Francbi who
1
than which there is none Lincoln Neb. They got away with $1,000.
chased, including tbe mill property. to return here bnt tbe time for tbeir Chicago,
had taken sick.
belter. Goods, tit r and work guaran­ Easter j capitalists are oomputed to have
Dr. Kime is getting bis opera ball return has not been named yet.
CONSTANTLY on HAND:
J. H. Wangling, a brother to F. M.
over $10,000,000 in California tim­
E. A. Kennedy and wife, wbo have teed nod up to date. Cull and exam­ invested
in trim and Mr. Gray is potting the
ber during the last year.
Wandling, arrived here last Sunday,
tiniubing tooches upon the scenery living here for a couple of yoars, left ine aam plea.
President Roosevelt left yellowstone Park
from Nebraska. He comes to visit
and hurrying preparation for the yesterday on their return to their old Ilnlnnce of County < ourt Pro for St. Lewis.
tbit.
bis brother aud will locate in
The gold output of Josephine county for
play Sea Drift, which will be given home in Missouri. They went by way
ceetling.
part of tbe state providing be can
tbe year is estimated at $2,003,000.
of
San
Francisco,
and
expect
to
be
May 9. Tbe scenery ia beginning to
S atubimx April 25
find a location that suits bin).
Wednesday, April 15, 1903.
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish yon, while there are
show up like a full blowu rose, and forty days on tbe way.
Tbe Dew oruiaer, Colorado, was launched
Coart met pursuant to adjournment at 10
Senator Mitchell has sent to thia will be a large factor in tbe enter
Work is progressing rapidly on the a m. when the following proceedings were at Philadelphia.
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, bboea
office a lot of aeedo fur free distribu­ tainment.
President Roosevelt is in Nebraska today.
now steamer for Perkins, Moomaw & bud:
and other goods that most be sold to luuko
tion. Each par If ago contain« corn,
Tbe
cup
defender
KelisDoe
wus
given
a
Petition for the incoloration of North
room for more.
Rev George Gillespie catne up Co„ at Parkersburg, and ibe plank
trial,
but
sails
worked
badly
and
captain
letuce, radish, beet, and corn salad.
Bend, in Coos county, graded, and a special
from Curry, last Monday to gather iug is being put on tbe bull. Tbe •lection for voting on adoption of the same Barr was not satisfied with them.
Persons who can use these seeds can
boiler
and
engines
on
the
steamer
OHO. P. TOrPINC,
Aikausa« baa a law wakiug it unlawful
up his effects and return, he having
FOB SALE OR RENT.—A Livery burn in
and for the officers of said proposed incor­
have a package by calling for it.
Bandon Room for 1« hor.ea. Bnygy shed
been given Curry County HS his es- Dispatch will be used on tbe new poration; the following were appointed aa for non-resident« to hunt or fish al any and
ATTORNEY
and COUNSELOR AT LAW
office attached, and running water for
Tbe “Old Maids’ Convention” pecial field to labor in. Hev. Hab- steamer.
judge« aud clerks of and election. J J time in that state.
stook. AddreB« or apply to J. H. Jones,
ABD
A
rate
war
is
on
between
Ban
Francisoo
which was presented last Saturday berley of Coquille, will have charge
Tbe steamer Chico will call at Cres­ Burn«, Peter Loggte and Cbaa Eehoff. judges and Gray’s Harbor aud rates have dropded Bandon. Oregon.
NOTARY
PUBLIC.
Wm
Vaughan,
Wm
Lavlor
and
Edmund
evening by 19 young ladies of Ban­ of Presbyterian interests here and at cent City on ber way to San Fran
one-half.
o-----
don, was a departure from tbe usual Coquille. He will preach here uext cisco for passengers aud some freight, Kean, clerk., said electioi to be held in the Three men blew open the safe at the Fer­ O. TT Blumonrother
pavillion June 2. 1903.
Fire Iiiburancs,
pin of euteriaiuments aud proved a Sunday, morning and evening at tbe Hueb as tbe strikers permit to he
Petition of L J Mi in pan« for the vacation guson poatoffice, iu Missouri, and got away U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
with
$180
in
cash
and
some
stamps.
Hundo n, - - - - Oregon.
•access both in merit and financially. usual hours.
moved. There is no steamer service of certain blocks and atm’.« in the town« of
M onday April 27
Filings and Final proofs made on Home
North Bend and Yarrow granted and vacs
Those taking part, each held np their
Tbe Chinese government has refused to steads, 'l imberClaims and other U. 8. Lands
The steamer Chico had some 19 there aa the strike has stopped the tion ordered.
A. W. KIME, M. D.
assumed role very creditably and the
Money Loans- Negotiated on Approved
Fred Brendel’s petition for a license to grant Russia’s demand in regard to Man­
passengers up last trip but as cap shipment of Inruher.
Security.
audience enjoyed it immensely. Tbe
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
churia.
tain Jensen did not have a list we
The steamer Cbico left yesterday sell liquors at re tail ut the town of North Hou. E. A. Reams, Democratic candidate Office at Tupper House, Bandon. Oregon.
pet receipts were F29.85.
BANDON, OBKGON.
have been uuaole to obtain their carrying a mixed cargo, mostly lum­ Bend for the period of three months, for Congress, has challenged, Hon. Binger Residence on Butte Creek. Or»-gori.
granted.
Tbe ateamer Chico brought a hun­ names. However H. Clemens and
Calls to all parts of tawn and county
ber, and six passengers. Following
Petition of C H Merchant and other« for Hermann, tbe Republican candidate to -
promptly answered day or night. Office on
dred toua of freight for Wall & Co , wife, of Lmupey creek, and Mrs. W.
IV. Haydon, 31. D.
is a list of passengers: E A Kennedy a diking district in the vicinity of Beaver joint debate ou tbe stump.
corner ot Lower Main and Atwater streets
of Crescent City, last trip t.p, bnt on Hicking, wife of the superintendent
and wife, Adam Persbbaker, Mrs F Hlough granted, and Um Barkas, Wm 1
SKIN
DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND
account of rain and the strike that >• of tbe Prosper suwinill, aud a sister
Bonebrake and B F R om appointed viewers
MARIN*.
DISEASES.
J. W. STRANGE,
C Simpson, Benjamin C Rocker, and 8 B Cathcart surveyor to meet a' 10 a
ABRIVKU.
on in Del Norte county they were de­ of Mr. Hicking, were among tbe
Office—East Front Street,
Captain Rosa and G Lombard.
April
28
—
St
nor
Chico,
Jeuaes,
4
day«
from
m, Monday May 11, 1903, at the month of
layed some hours in unloading at number who came.
B aninin , O rboon .
8 F vis CreHcent City.
Beaver slough.
that place. Tbe millmen's union and
Bandon baa bad a big run of com­ Petition for aid to James Freeman, to sop-
sailsd .
Marion Rynn, of Drain was in
J. M. BITOX,
tbe loggers are all on a strike in tbat
BANDON, - - ■ OREGON.
town from Sunday till Tuesday ou mercial travelers during tbe paat port biiuself mid family granted and $s April 24—Sehr Bander Bron, Wetzel, to
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
County aud business is abut down in
8
F.
per
month
appropriated.
week
among
whom
were
Andy
Ms-
Will
visit Bendon regularly on dati s to 1»
his way to Cresceut City, Calif. He
April 27—Sohr May Flower, Gnduinnaon,
BANDON. 0008 COUNTY. ORF.GON .
Also for the aid of Italian ”Ci»” at $5 per
the camps and mills. The workers
«applied in tbe I wen I V o I bwb .
was accompanied by Edward G. Til­ honey, B O Rocker, J J Bryan, A J month.
to S F.
Office in tbe Eldorado Building. on Firti
are asking a 15 per eent rise in their
April—28 Sehr Onward, Ogidinsaen, to
The following bills ordend paid out of
son, of San Francisco, whom, we nn- Collins, H J Borns, W O'Connell
Street.
wages.
and
P
A
Burns,
of
San
Fraocieco,
tbe general fund:
8 F.
BANDON LOUflk Ne. 133. I.<1.1*. V
derstand. is connected with tbe rail­
A considerable namber of reeidenta road project from Grants Pasa to •nd So) Israel, of Oakland. Other 8 E Johnson sop for Mrs Hudson.. • 13 15 April 29—Sohr Mary Etta, Larsen, to 8 F.
andon lodge . n <.. îaa.i.o. o . f .
3 an
April 20—Strut Chico, Jensen, tn 8 F, via
of Bandon and vicioiiy were ealled to Crescent City, and who Las c-ome iu travelers have been correspondingly T J Little team to poor farm...........
meets every Kaluidav evening.
t he following ordered paid out of the Cresceut City.
Visiting brothers in Rood standing
numerous.
CoquiUu City, this week, to attend by way of Drain and ia having a look
April 80—Sohr. Albion, Olsen, to 8. F.
road fund.
cordially invited.
Jtwded
circuit court, some going as jurors at the coast between tbe Umpqua and
A G. HOYT, X. G.
8 B Cntbcnrt recording road tar-
The
favorite
with
thoushtful.
culture«
H abst W azkeb . bee.
Oregonian
New
Bureau.
Washing
« 00
▼eys mid laying level#
.....
others aa witnesses, wbiie in one or Crescent City.
MtMWW» MK» V *» tv
fop, 4prd JIB.—The application of R J H Mi’tver h^rdwm’e r d If
11 25 Oregon Ion.
...
I
two instance«* tbe principal ot some
Dr. Prentis. tbe Marshfield Dentist, E. Shine, A. J. Sherwood. L. H. Haz­ i E H Dean A Co lumber T d 9 ...
48 93
WASTED.-\ TRUSTWORTHY GBM
action at law was represented. Among will be iu Bandon and ready for work
9 9>-> tleman or lady in « neh oonnty to manspe
E O'Connell hardware rd
.
tbe camber to attend court were: A on Juue 4tli. Any work he haa don« ard, Iaaiah Hacker. R H. Mast nod Z T Biglin labor < ooa City ferry.
BANDON LODGK Mfe lift. A. F. A M 2
122 00 hnainesa for an old established bouse of
L. Harlocker to organize a First i Homer Shepard labor diet 12........
solid financial stendin«. A ■traivbl bona
McNair, J Denboloi, F N Perkins, tbnt is
1
00
fide week IV cash salary of $18.00 paid by
satisfactory will be done
-.No. Itft.A FA M.K
2 -------------------------
IJANDON U>DGC,
2 Oil cheek each Wednesday with «II etpen es
Chas Lorenz, A E Bucket», C D Still­ first. Any mistake« he has made will National Bank of Coquille, Or., with ! Frank Snow tabor diat 12...........
¿14 Stated oonunna:
»BicAtioi.« find Silt 3
dirent from headquarters. Moaey advanoed
37
80
a
capital
of
925,000,
baa
been
ap
­
W
R
M«rrav
cedar
loiuber
........
Surd*?
after
the
ful
full rnoou of cmc L i £
well and wife, Elbert Dyer. Cbris be made good, bet this work num
for expeoaoa. Man alter. 340 Gallon Bldi<..
a ’ inont*'
month.
*
AH
“
“
M
—
m nt
*
—
er
«»rdi/tih *
T
8
ErerndF'n
tabor
employed
io
Long, Frank Barrows and E M come first. Parties having Artificial, proved by the Comptroller of Cur­ diet 18........................................ . .. 1«5 00 Cbieatio.
invited.
Av. H a YDONt W •*. x-
i iu.it
M
|
B
rbttbb
.
Sec.
rency.
a M|
Blackerby
Aatiee.
Elbert Dyer loruber di.**i 19......... .. 298 S3
Crown, or Bridge work to do mnst
W P Hol mar. tabor Bear creek road.. 20 25
A dead wbale floated in on Ibe call early. No appointments will be Card To I3a.irym.on
Notine ia hereby given that all persons are
‘
* <- *
Bey
F
■
-
-
W E (’arver tabor dial 23..................... 10 80 wnrtiru
warned nuu
aud ihimmcu
notified uw«
not xj
to puipMitvc
purchase uttuct
either
■* •* your Wa'ches, Clock« and Jew« try ■NMC
north beach a few days ago and bee given after Jone 25ih, 1 wish to
Court Quern of the Fnrent No. 17, ■
of
certain
prnmiaory
and
t.‘ two
;_____
„________
_ r. note« made ____
2 ' from A. Idee, tbe Jeweler, who caw and will
The Famous De Laral Cream Sepa­ R C Demeut 4 days and milage at
attracted considerable attention since, thank tbe people of Bandon and vi­
For eaters of A me ion.
court...................... ............
23 no elrnnted by me on the 2nd day of February. make good his guarantee«.
rators an now on Exhibition st the Pi­
1908. as follows: One note in favor of A.
He will positively return yoar Money if
*>any persons having visited tbe place cinity most sincerely for their liberal
D Melntocb 5 days and milage at
Corson for 3180.00. and one note ia favor of
QUEEN OF THE FOREffl.
goods are not aa represented, or if work fcfXMIRT
£ V_7 No. 17, meet* Fridnr night of «acb'
to look at it It ia of the sperm patronage, and I wish it to be oneer Hardware Store, Marshfield, Oregon. court............................. . .................... . M 40 C. Ledgerwood for $380.00.
No
consideration
was
given
for
Mid
noise
does
so*
give
satisfaction.
■week,
in
Concrete
Hall.
Oregon ;
Whereupon
court
adjourned.
All Extra and Duplicate parts fcr Hand
wbale species, and measured 61 feet thoroughly understood that your work
and I will not pay them or either of them.
He repairs everything that is bought In a wA cordial welcome m extended to «11 vim -
JOHN
N.
LANGLOIS.
and
Power
De
Laval
Cream
Separatore
1\ B. DAVIDSON,
i
in length. On Monday nigbt it was ia warranted and exactly as repre
jewelry stove and bssj things that are siting brother*.
g
N. L aroloir ,
Chief Kacger. ’
bought m other stores.
poshed off the beach and went to sea sented. As tbe increased butineas at furnished at short noues from Ute Pioneer
Fin. Secretary,
When others oannot repair your broken MOTT O<W
VJi ilTJTO'JKO
'
again, and aa it is rather an uncanny home demands my entire attention I Hardware Store.
articles lake them to the jeweler and he will
I will serve Ice Cream at my Par­
thing to baye lying close to town it m shall not be able to visit Bandon
Catalogne« of De Laval Cream Sepa­ 1
repair them for you. Charges will be rea­
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
to be hoped tbat it will not come tn •gain for a long lime to come. If ratore, and other Valuable Printed Matter lors, west of J. B. Marshall A Son i
sonable.
where it will cause trouble. It baa yoo have dental work to do, call on Dairying, and of all Dairy Supplies Store, each Saturday and Sunday
The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo­
•iuce tbe above wte wriltan, come in early, gel your appointment, have will be sent free of charge to any appli­ afternoon till further notice.
cratic newspaper. 1« pages, full of news-
just south of tbe south jetty, and will your work dons right, and get rid of cant from the Pioneer Hardware Store,
all of It! 11 a year to any address. The
ROUND UOIHK GALLERY, BANDON
Journal. P. O. Box 121, Portland, Or.
yoar Tooth Trouble.
probably have to be burned.
Marshfield, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS
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Spring «
is here I
And so
are we
Witn an Immense line of Dry Goods
and. Groceries.
Boots and Shoes not to be Excelled.
Important News Notes
J. Denholm
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Dry Goods of Every Description.
Boots & Siloes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Fall and Winter Goods
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
You Want the Best.
N.
I OKENZ’S STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
DENTIST,
Watches! Watches!!
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Toe Cream
E.J.
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Church Directory
Photographers,
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