Bandon recorder., May 07, 1903, Image 1

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52 Times a year for $2.
andon
Volume XIX
LOCAL NEWS.
Hay, grain and feed at N. Lorena’s
Rtora.
Hay and grain for «alt at the Liv
Boys’ blonse waists from 98 to 80
ery Stable.
jrte. at Denholm’s.
J. W. Sugg, of Coquille was io
•'Photo” Buttons, 10 to 15cts, at
town Monday.
Wrenshall’s Gallery.
BANDON,
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
MAY 7, 1903
Kia««) « Ad«lre««,
JPostpoxxed. O Th« Major
Coast Mail i« commenting on
r
You Want the Best.
M«jor L, D. Kinney'« addresM, at that
Well yon can get it by calling on
place Inal Saturdav^aveniog, among Benton Hoyt, and ordering yonranita
other information on th* subject gave through him. He repieaeots the
out the following; ,
Royal Tailoring establiahment of
The spnakeV stated that 179 miles Chicago, than which there in none
of the road,* out of Salt Lake, has better. Goods, fits and work guaran­
been located.
Has been Postponed and will be pre­ As to bis own poaitii u. the Major teed and up to date. Cali aud ex­
amine samples.
sented the evenin'g of
said;—I nm an employe of a set of
men wbe represent a transcontinental
railroad. They are tbs beat set of
Tunroav April 28
Mrs. J. W. Leneve, of Coquille, railroad men in Arneria for Coos Bay.”
A Portland merchant was «hot aud
He «Hid emphaticallyt “Yon will
was a Bandou viator this week.
aerioaelv wisinded by a man whom ba had
New Matting and a full line of new have, within three years of the day formerly employed aa watchman.
I
stand
on
thia
platform,
a
transcon
­
The town of Alto, Wash , was entirely de­
wall paper at the Furniture store.
stroyed by tire.
tinental railroad, if not two.”
Another lot of iron bedsteads and
President Roosevelt »ojourued iu Iowa to­
Touching the coast line, be said:
a choice lot of floor oilcloth at the
day.
The
coast
line
may
go through first.”
Furniture store.
Raven person« were severely iujurad by
The Play
“S I-C A.
DAAIH’T”
Spring
is here
And
a re
r
Empty butter barrels for sale at
Sanderson Bros,
■
Davo Collier, of Coqnilla City, was
J- ' ’íA'J,*¿55’>
a visitor io town last Saturday.
Arthur Rice bus a lapidary set now
and is prepared to p.lisb and mount
»gates,
W. C Sanderson took a trip down
the
coast Tuesday to cauip out for a
ter.
few days.
Always on Hand
~
Seed (Train
««■*
Theo H. Baxter of Port Orford
H. H. Ingalls, of Portia d, a com­
was a Bandon caller, during the
Mill Feed».
kind» in
merce drummer, was doing business
week.
A Full aupply of bolter kej», «‘.üben, p.tpvni etc.
in town Monday.
Mrs. VV. H. Dotibam of Coqnille
Will handle your Butter and Produoe in unlimited amounts.
Rev. Adolpb Haberly. of Coquille,
He said there wee ho eonnection be* the »inking of a ttoor iu a oottage at Ohl-
City, was among the visitors bare
o ^ kegon .
-
Saricie^on Bros
Call
ou
Sanderson
Bros,
for
preached in the Presbyterian church
the tween the two projects. The m«n be­ oago daring a funeral.
last Sunday,
Famous De Lavel Separators, We
here last Sunday.
The property on which Mrs. Jumel enter*
hind the coast road, ‘‘are not out
Mrs. H. M. Tucker visited friends
lalacd Waabington and Arnold during the
8. N. B. Hunt is putting in a chute carry them in stock.
brothers, but are our friends.”
at Coquille, last Saturday remaining
revolution, has been sold for *20,000,000.
near Prosper prepwratory to deliver Lecture on Egyptiau Marvel«
He eaid we need not worrv about
until yesterday.
A man in Connecticut! had bis neck brok­
ing sawlogs to the Prosper Mill Com­
the Southern Pacific; *'It will come en in wrestling, aud though in a critical
Yon will find the best of -Oranges
pany.
condition still lives.
K. V. Millard will lecture in Re­ in any way when it has to,”
Candies. Nuts, etc., nnd all kinds of
A Portlaud etore was damaged about
corder
hall
The
speaker
said
that
Salt
Lake
H. A. Cox has received another big
^jlroceries at Cox's Grocery.
*!».1MX) by fire during tbo night.
City is enthusiastic on the subject of
supply of fine candies. If yon buy
Sluudny
Evening.
May
11.
William Armstrong, a farmer living near
Ed Gnndletingor wa« interviewing
of him once you will be sure to go
His subject will be: ‘‘The marvels this road, and that the enterprising Philomath, was killed by a Jarrrey bull.
merchants here Inst Monday in tbo
WaDNrarAi April 29
again.
of Egypt as it is today.” He has a men of Salt Lake City would le
interest of Sao Francisco merchants.
Fifty thousand la borer a in New York sub­
beard
from
here
before
long;
that
Elder C. E. Crumley will preach large number of photographs of
way are about to strike for higher wages.
The jeweler has received a new lot
Ladies Costs, Capes and Collarettes.
in Recorder ball next Sunday at. 11 Egypt, which all may see at the lee- Salt Lake would look on Coos Bay as
Wyoming had a ten-inch snow fall,
of goods including watches, ringsand
■
‘
our
seaport,
”
aud
would
help
it
to
o’clock and in the eveningHt 8o’clock t ure.
The Amerioan sugar trust has brought
other jewelry. Cull nnd see bis stock.
suit against the government to recover war
local time.
Admission will be 25 cents; Chil­ the utmost.
taxes collected from the trust on the ground
M L. Martin, Expert Piano tnner
< atnrrli C h n not be Cared
Ice Cream each Wednesday. Sat dren 15 cents. The lecture will com,
that it was unoonatitotionhl.
Orders by postal will receive prompt
with L ocal A pplications , as they
urday and Snnday at the Pacific Ice mence at 8 o'clock.
Thomas A. Edieou has iuvented an auto­
attention. Permanent address Marsh­
Mr. Millard is not unknown here; cannot reach the seat of the disense. matic blowing gold machine for mining in
Cream Parlor and Confectionery, un­
field, Oregoo.
is a versatile speaker, and is reputed Catarrh is a blood or constitutional arid regions where water isecarce.
til further No'tce,
A strike of the union men at Sumpter,
Judge Morse nnd YVillinm Hite
A. Colters and Mr. Dean, of Myrtle io be very interesting and instructive disease, and in order to cure it yon Oregon, has closed down the sawmill at that
gave Coquille City a visit last Tnes
must take internal remedies. Hall's piaoe.
Poiui were in Bandon yesterday. Mr. on the subject uuder consideration.
dny having business which called
T hcuhdav April 30
Dean is connected with the Myrtle liaHcball League Orgnuized. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
jbem that way,
About RO p -rsons wars killed by a moan
acts directly on the blood and ma-
Pojul Packing Company.
The managers of tb«ir respective cons surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure tain elide at Frank, British Columbia. Vol­ Suits Made to Measure
Yon can find corset covers nnd all
The Methodist Episcopal church
■>»11
teams met, at Marshfield, last is not a quack medicine, It was pre­ canic action is supposed to have caused the
kinds of muslin nnderwenr st N, Ln received H new bell, last Week, wbich
'¡».'.OH»"
slide. The damage to property is estimated
r - won .
AGENT FOR WARNER S RDST PROOF CORSET
Friday ami organized a league, with scribed by one of the best physicians above •1.800,000.
yenz's store. Cl->sing ont Ladies’
iss Iieen mounted and is doing ser
the
followingofficers:
Dr.
Tower,
pies,
jAifipa below cost.
President Roosevelt mad« the dedicatory
in this country for years, and ia a
vice hi the church steeple.
ident, with A. J. Sherwood, vice pres­ regular prescription. It is composed address at the St. Louis World’s Fair.
Alfred Sjonnsson, a brother to Mrs.
The riew boat of the Coqmlle Trans­
A Holladay, Pa., powder house exploded
R. Johnson, of this place, arrived portation Company is lieing hurried ident, and three directors. Every­ of the best tonics known, combined resulting in the death of eight workmen.
thing
went
along
smoothly
until
it
with the best blood purifiers, acting
Jiere on the steamer Chico last trip. toward completion and ten days more
Michigan and several other western states
A Large Block Just
All Kinds of Goods Foe
Ladies’ Jaoketa aud
He is a carpenter by trade and bus will see the completion of planking, came to making a schedule for five directly on the mucous surfaces. The was visited by a blizzard. Snow fell in many
Received.
Rainy Weather.
Capes.
teams,
which
was
a
hard
thiug
to
places.
Mercury
is
down
to
zero
on
the
perfect
combination
of
the
two
in
­
found employment at Parkersburg.
wbich process is now going on.
complete. In case of not beieg able gredients is what produces such won­ plains.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
8. B. Mortis who has been a resi­
The Tuiks and insurgents have been fight­
After Saturday, May 16. the next to make a satisfactory schedule, it derful results in curing Catarrh. Send
dent of Bandon for some two years thing in the tbealrical line will be
ing in Macedonia, again. The insurgents
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
was agreed to take a vote and see for testimonials free,
lost 83 men aud the Turks 18 killed and
past, left for Tillamook buy last.Mon­ ‘ Uncle Joab” who will make bis ap-
wbich team should drop out of the F. J. C heney & Co., Props, Toledo, ' o wounded.
day. having been appointed 1st ns-
.TW
pesrance ou the stage M»y‘^3- £-very league: When t'ie votes were count­
Forest fires, in Michigan, threaten the
Sold by Druggists, price 7oc.
Mstant keeper in a fimt Older light- body should see ‘ Unde Josh.”
destruction of the City of Onaway.
ed it was found that Myttle Point
Hail
’
s
Family
Pills
are
the
best.
bnnse at that piaoe.
F biday May 1
Miss Mary Lomis, a grand daughter was droppt'd from the list, The man­
Boots and Shoes
Two large lumbermills burned at Port­
Senator Mitchell has sent to this of Mrs. Natb-in Thrush, who has been agers of the Bay teams are now very
Ntruek UnchaPted Bock.
land. Loss near $.'50.009.
office a lot of seeds for free distribu­ staying with her grand mother, at busy completing a scedule for a four
The steamer Ruth, A. Reed, roaster,
From 30.000 to 40, 00 laborer« struck in
tion. Each package contains corn, this place for some lime past, started team league viz: North Bend, Marsh­
north bound from San Francisco, New York. Strikes occurred iu other Ollies.
letnce, radish, beet, and corn salad. for Portland, last Monday, where she field, Coquille City, and Bandon.
The express agent at Britt, Iowa, was
struck a sunken rock, lust Friday, bound aud gagged, nnd a ten thousand dol­
Persons who can use these seeds can will live with her mother.
The league will be a strong one and afternoon off Lookout point just lar packet *aken by two men,
Lav# n package by calling for it.
Mrs. Dan Giles, the milliner from some very good games may be looked south of the mollili of the Coquille
S atubdax May 2
CONSTANTLY on HAND
Work has stopped on the Portland 1905
MARniEP.—At Bandon. May 2nd, Myrtle Point lias opened up a dis­ for in the near future. It baH also river.
The vessel was steaming aloug at fair for the present. The labor unions have
J903, Mrs. Maud A. Sued to Samuel play of millinery at the Pacific Ho­ been arranged for a Roseburg team
threatened to invoke the referendum on
to
visit
Gists,
and
play
a
series
of
about
a three mile rate at the time the «fate appropriation.
B. Morris, both of Bandon. Justice tel, and will remain this week only.
A. D. Morse officiated tn the cere­ Ou Mouday she will go to Dairvville games with North Bend, Marshfield, and came down on the rock three
A torpedo factory blew up at Cleveland,
•••
tiroes in passing over it. She struck Ohio; aeveral persona were killed, mauy in­
mony. The R ecorded joins their where she will open up her stock aud and Bandon.
will be diapoaeil of at prices that will aatouieb joa, while there are
fiends iu extending congratulations. remain a *eek a|»o.
well forward, then near the center, jured and a ««ore of houses destroyed.
©•■rt Note«.
Twfe men and thirty-two boraea perished
To be bad io Dry Good«, Clothing. Bboea
and the third time camp down very
The beautiful play *<Sea Drift" will
Alonzo Davis, of Now Lake, has
itaa livery stable fire on Long Island.
and other good« that must be sold to muku,
Doc.
Ingals,
who
killed
Thomas
heavy
near
the
steam.
After
striking
be
presented
in
Kime
’
s
hall
on
Sat
­
been banlipg logs for the Fisher
M onday May 4
room for more.
Barker,
in
asaloou
at
Marshfield,
was
the third time broken timbers floated
A train ran into a crowd of exonrsiouista
Bro«., this week. Ed and Virgil Fish urday nigfit, Muy 16tb. Dr. Kiuie has
al Detroit killing several aud injuring mauy
er are logging upon their new pur bad bis ball arranged with special convicted of uianslaiigliter and sen up from under the vessel.
others.
GKO. P. TOPPING,
FOR SALE OR RENT.—A Livery bnrn in
teheed to 10 years tn the penitentiary.
Captain Reed ran the Ruth into
chase a tuile and a half south of town care, for tlieatiicnl purposes, and sup­
Bandon Room for 18 hor«ea. Bngg.v shed ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
School
Warrant»
Called
In.
He
will
appeal
bis
cuse.
Coos bay, and on Sunday drove over
and office attached, and running water for
pud dumping the logs in the river at plied with new scenery of pleasing
Carl Newhall who stole goods from here to see if he could locate the rock.
Notioe is hereby given that there is mon­ stock. Adire»» or apply to J. H. Jones,
AND
design. This occasion promises to be
Bandon.
on hand to pay school warrant»! num­ Bandon, Oregon.
a bouse on Bills creek and bad bis
Keeper Johusou and Captain Reed ey
a rate treat.
NOTARY
PUBLIC.
bered 111. 112. 116, and 129 drawn on clerk
IV. D. Marshal) aq<l wife started
of school district No. 54. of Coos County.
o-----
There was an excursion of consider­ preliminary trial in Bandon, was giv­ made a sebreh for the rock au°d on Oregon, and that inteieat will not be al­ O. T. Blumenrother
last Monday morning for a visit to
able pretension, from Coquille last en a year in the peniteutiary. His Tuesday morning located it. Capt. lowed after date of this notice.
Fire Insurance.
Astoria and Portland. Mr. Marshall
Am ready to pay other warianta hereto­ U. S. Commisioner and Notary Publio
Reed bad done bis best to locate it at
Sunday, including the baseball team companion in trq'ible got free.
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
fore
advertised.
goee as delegate from Court Queen
John Nasbnrg, Jr., aud Captain M. the time be struck, makiug allowance
Filin«« and Final proofs made on Home
D. M. CHABLF.8ON, Clerk.
of that place which came down to
of the Forest to represent that lodge
wteadw,
l
imber
CI
hìiur
«nd
other
U.
S.
LnndH
Bandon, Oregon Mav 7, 1903.
A. W. KIME, 31. I».
crosH bats with the Bandon team in Olsen. Coquille saloon keepers, were for the distance be bad made after
Money Loan*
on Appr«»ved
at the grand lodge of Foresters,
striking,
and
when
found,
bis
loca
­
marin
«.
fined
$20
each
for
violating
the
Sun
­
friendly contest just, for the purpose
Security.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
which convenes on the 12tb of May.
AAH.KD.
tion was neatly exact.
of getting their baud io. The game day law.
Office at Tupper II«»n«e, Bandon. Oregon.
BANDON. OKKGON.
at Astoria. Sir. and Mrs. Marsb'dl
May
4
—
Behr
Corinthian,
Skipper,
to
Ban
After striking the steamer began
Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
A. E. SueKiiu who was bonnd over
was not very interesting for the rea­
Francisco.
will go by steamer Alliance from
Calls
to
ail parts of town and county
son that the Coquille boys seemed front Bandon Justice district to ap­ to leak but the capacity of the pumps
May ft—Suhr Advance, Jorgensen, to Ban
promptly answered day or night. Oilier on
Marshfield and will be absent from
W.
Ilny
don.
71.
D.
was
sufficient
to
keep
the
water
from
corner of Lower Main aud Atwater streets
Francisco.
more intent in siging ug. the Bandon pear at circuit court was found guilty
hope for about a month.
SKIN
team thun in playing ball. The of petit larceny and fined $100 and traiuiug. He went iuto Coos bHy in
DIGESTIVE.
URINARY
AND
WANTED.—A TRUSTWORTHY GEN-
tending to put snfficiant lumber in tieman
Mr. Joseph Poiuinville, of Still- score stood 9 to 5 in favor of Ban­ coat of atiit. He settled bis fine.
DISEASES.
J. W. STRANGE,
or Ituly in each county to mfina^e
business
for an old estsblished house of
the
bold
Io
float
the
vessel,
and
tbeu
Office—Enat Front Street,
water, Minn.; after having spent over don at the close of the game. Editor
solid tinnncinl standing. A strnigbt bona
Town Primary.
B andon . O bboon .
make bis way to San Francisco.
$2000 with the best doctors for stom­ Dean was among the excursionists
fide weekly cash salary of $18.00 paid by
check
each
Wednesday
with
all
expenses
The rock wbich caused the trouble
ach trouble, without relief, was ad­ and sized up the whale while here.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
direct from headquarters. Money advanced
J. M. OPTON,
BANDON. - -
OREGON.
vised by bis druggist, Mr. Alex. Rich­
voters, of the town of Bandon, to was uncharted, but its existence was for expenses. Manager, 340 Caxton Bldg.,
Chicago.
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Will »Hit Bandon regularly on date, to bo
ard, to try a box of Chamberlain’s Card To Dairymen meet io primary convint ion in Town suspected although its position was
BANDON. COOS COUNTY. OBF.OO1« .
.applied in the I aich ! Column.
Stomach and Liver Tablets. He did
hnll, on Friday evening, the 22nd day not kuown. Some party bad ob­
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
The
Famous
De
Laval
Oream
Sepa
­
served
the
sea
breaking
over
it
at
one
ao, and is a well man today. If
of May, 1902, at 7:30, o'clock, for the
Street.
rators are now on Exhibition at the Pi­
troubled with indigestion, bad taste
< BANDON LODGE No. >3.3, 1. O.O. F V
purpose of nominating a ticket to be time, and on another occasion parties
I will serve Ice Cream at my Par­
in tbo mouth, lack of appetite or con­ oneer Hardware Store, Marshfield, Oregon. voted upon at the town election which who went out fishing from here, bad
« I) ANDON LODGE. No. 138,1.0. O. If.
A|1 Extra and Duplicate parta for Hand will be held on Monday, the 25th seen it, the water being st ill and very lors, west of J. B. Marshall & Son's
5.1J meet, ever, Katurdnv evening.
stipation, give these Tablets a trial,
fiViaiting
brother« in good .tending
Store,
each
Saturday
and
Sunday
and you are certain to be more than and Power De Laval Oream Separators day of May, 1903, there being a re­ clear at the lime. Th«"« raoorta bad
■ootdinll, invited.
Zi
JiWf
ltd.
furnished
at
short
notioe
from
the
Pioneer
afternoon
till
farther
notioe.
resulted
in
search
being'
mane
and
G. HOYT. N. G.
pleased with the result. For sale at
corder and five trustees to elect.
8 H ay . tt Wttrca. A. 8vj.
Hardware Store.
<*)
tli-c
gov-omrovut
bad
a
vessel
here
25 cents per box by 0. Y. Lowe.
The sonrentfcjt trW-adopt H». order
* *
I «.***:#MME** » e
to locate tt al one time, we le«rn, but
■?.T Dr. Prentis. the Marshfield Dentist,
!
Catalogue« of De Laval Oream Sepa­ of business.
without
being
able
to
find
H.
Al
'dgn
A full attendance is desirable.
*
* *■.<• ♦ « g
r-
'M
Aoticc.
will be in Bandon aud ready for work rators, and other Valuable Printed Matter
tide it is covered by about 20 fuel of !
After nomination« from which to water. The steamer Hmb wx- draw­
4> HAKDOM LOMOW.. Kn, HUA F i M*
ou June 4tb. Any work ho has done on Dairying, and of all Dairy Supplies
¡ a itoreuVtfit'rft liiAb Ail peri’uDH are
if ofeirgc tj stay appli­ select the u.-w ouard have iieen made ing about 18 feet wbeu sfie found the warned and notified not to purcUa<*© either
that ia not satisfecMy T-il! be Juue wil) be «eut
2 I)ANDON LODO E, No. tir.,A. F A .M. g
of
two
certain
pr<»mi«ory notes made and
«le Ntated communications first Nat
first Auy mistakes be ba« made will cant from the Pioneer Hardware 8 to re, the meeting will consider the propo­ rock.
eXf-cnted
hv
me
on
the
2nd
day
of
February.
gn-dvv
after the full lu's.u of each <
Captain Reed returned to Coos bay
sition of celebrating July 4lb.
I9C3. as foilnw«: One note in favor of A.
« month. All Master Mesone cordiali, *
be made good, bnt this work must Marshfield, Oregon.
Tuesday much relieved by t.aving Corson for $1110.00 and one note in favor of
,T
» invited
w. H aydon , w m . »
come first. Parties having Artificial,
made the discovery.
C. Letko-rw.Mx! for $250.00.
S Ml Baauau. Bee.
A Card.
A Faruaei* Ntrnigiitened tint.
No
consideration
wag
given
for
said
notes
Crown, or Bridgo work to do must
and I will not pay them or either of them. I
Too tirent is Rl«k .
JOHN hi. L a N u LOIK.
call early. No appointments will be
Having opened op • eonfaetionerv
“A man living on • farm aep.r here
*C*#<W*W£**4*-> X**4* 4««**
Buy your Watches. Clock, and Jewrlry
i Court Quern of the Forent No. 17, 2§
almoat every neighborhood
given after June. 26tb. 1 wish to in Bandon. I desire to give notice to came in a short time ago completely
In
from A. Rice, the Jeweler, who car aud wru.
DAIRY RANCH TO RENT.
Foresters of Ame tça.
thank the people of Bandon and vi­ the public that I have oq baud, and doubled up with rheumatism. I hand­ someone has died fiom an attack of
make good hi« guarantee«,
Hituaied on Foar-inile Creek. Coos Co.,
He will positively return y or Moray if
cinity most siuceyely for their liberal will keep iu the way of caqdtes, nuts, ed him a bottle of Chamtwrlain's Pain colic or cholera moi boa, oft«*« before Grenon. eonst«*ii>a of 480 arn-a of tnnd. ami
tf^ounT
qüeén of THE FOREST.
No. 17. ____
meets F
______
_ ridi la» night vf wn b,
patronage, and I wish it to be fruits and sweetmeats, such articles Balm and told him to t.se it freely ■uediciuo could ba procured or a phy­ 10 head of stock for d»irv purpose«. Gixxl good» are not a. rapreaauted, or if work
House. Barn an i oot boildings, u<»-d waler does not give sat ¡»faction.
week. in
In Concrete
Oregon
ÿweek.
Conor?*« Hall. Bandon.
I
thoroughly understood that yonr work as as usually fouud in a confectionery. and if oot satisfied after using it be sician summoned. A reliable remedy For further particular« address George H.
He repairs everything that ia bought In a <r l corrila! welcome ia extended to all »ia-
brother..
T. B. pAVIDnON,
ia warranted and exactly as repre Also will keep on hand a supply of need out pay a cent for it," saya C. P. for these diseases should be kept at Tanman, Weddeibn.-n, Cnvry County Or.
jewelry store and many thing« that are ¿filing
? J. N. L anoiziih .
Chief Ranger. '
risk is
aoy-
bought in other stores.
The risk
is too
too great
great fur
for aoy-
•enfed. As the increased bnaines« at tbs best-brands of cigars and tobacco. Rayder, of i'at'eus Mills, N. Y. “A band. The
Fin. Heoretnry.
When
others
oannot
repair
your
broken
*
4.f
KmOMMIMKCWf
f iff
My stock of goods shall always be few days later be walked into the one Io take. Chamberlaiu’a Colic,
liom« demands my entire attention I
articles take them to the jeweler and he will
•ball not be able to visit Bandon of the liest quality, and my motto, sb re as straight as a airing and. Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy baa
M. E. Cnvacii.
repair them for you. Charges will be rea­ ■
Wrenshall A Wrenshall,
again for a long lime to come. If live aud let live.
Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Sun­ sonable.
handed me a dollar saying, ‘give me - undoubtedly saved the lives of more
day
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andiiP.
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boliciting a liberal share of the another bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain 1 people aud relieved more pain and
yon have denial work to do, call
The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo,
Bandar School every Bunday at 10, A. M.
parly, get your appointment, have public patronage, I remain.
Balm. I want it in the house all the suffering than any other wedicioe in
era lie newspaper, IS pages, full of news—
Epworth League . T:P. M.
Very Reepectfolly,
yonr work done right, and get rid of
time for it cured me.’ ” For sale by use. It cau always be depended up- Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M.
all of It! 11 a year to any address. Th«
HOUND HOUSE GALLERY. BANpQH
jonr Tooth Trouble,
S ylvia L ixivk .
C. Y Low».
' on. for sale by C- Y. Lowe,
W. H. Mr™», PMtcg, Journal, P. O. Box 121. Portland. Or.
V. N. Perry, of Coquille was in
towu Saturday evening.
A. J. Erickson, of San Francisco,
was a caller here Monday.
W. Mason, of Aberdeen, Washing­
ton, waa in Bandon Sunday.
B ohn .—At Bandon, May 1st, to
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Fisher, a daugh
Saturday, May 16th.
Important News Notes
Witn an Immense line of IDry GrOOCls
a,ixcl Groceries.
Boots and Shoes xnot to
be ExceJted.
3 s
3
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Boots & Stioes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Fall and Winter Goods
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
N. T
O RENZ’S STOKE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
DENTIST,
Ice Cream
Watches! Watches!!
Mrs E. J. Hite.
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