Bandon recorder., November 26, 1903, Image 1

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52 Times a year for $2
Volume XIX
For fir»t-cla«» real estate, correa-
pond with G«o. P. Topping.
New Carpet at Furniture Store.
P, C. S'epbeuson pot a new cover
Hay. grain and food at N. Lorenz's upon J. T, Mars' billiard table, yes
terday.
Store.
Alva Lee and family contemplate
To make room for new stock, Den
moving to North Fork on or about holm will aell out the balance of bi»
Dec l»t.
Millinery at co»t.
.Jack Hiekiug, of Prosper, was in
Mrs. Al Hite returned home on tbe
town Friday.
Chico, thia week, baviug spent some
December 8 to 13 «re Dr Strange'» time in California.
The Clncocaiue in Tuesday with 29
<1 'ea for Bandon.
paaseogera
and about s hundred and
•■photo” Buttons. 10 to . lfleta. at
seveuty tons of freight.
Wrenshall's Gallery.
You can telyon Cox, tbe grocer, for
W. II Logan went to Myrtle Point,
goods of- the beet quality and pricee
taut Sunday, for a few days' visit.
Roy McEwan ret timed home Sat that will still yon. New goods by
II rd ay evening from a Week'» visit to every steame».
James P. Barkdoli and Capt. O
friends at Marshfield.
Reed,
of Norway, were paaoeugera on
William Jam«», of Myrtle Point
was in town Friday, making proof tbe Chico, Ibis trip, returning from a
visit lo San Franriaco.
upon hi» timber claim.
Plan» f r tbe Masquerade Ball are
J. W Matd, bookkeeper <>f the Pros
still
progressing, and Christmas eve
per Mill Co., was in attendance at the
will soon be here. Make ready your
ball last Saturday night.
toggery aud catch a prize.
Duncan Urauhart, of Rivertoo,
Dr. Strange will attend to your
spen' Sunday in town, having business
dental
work at Bandon. Decern I »er 8tb
which called him thia way.
to 6lh, when be will be at the Tupper
Miss Sylvia Leneve has rented C.
Ledgerwood’s building and moved House. Remember the dates.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
her stock of confectionery into it.
Tablets are becoming a faverite for
For Holiday Gouda call on J. B
Marshall & Son. If you cannot ob­ stomach troubles and constipation
tain what you want there, you will For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
Telegram: The Panama style of
fail to get it.
revolution
should be introduced in
Clint and Samuel Maleborn and
Macedonia.
It is leas dangerous to
Allen Bojce, of Floras Creek, were in
attendance at the Knights' Ball, Sat­ tbe health than tbe present Macedo­
nian brand.
urday night.
A peuny saved is a penny earned.
Mrs. Costello has opened np a se­
You
can save the penny by purchas­
lect lol of Christmas goods, toys, etc.,
at her confectionery. Now is the ing your groceries of H. A. Cox. He
always keeps tbe best, and bis prices
time to «elect.
are all right.
Persons desiring their gardens
Capt. O. P. Ellingson returned
plowed, or any jobbing requiring
home, Tuesday, from Sau Francisco,
team work, will find a ready helper
where 11« bad tak«u tbe schooner On­
by culling upon R. F. Shannon.
ward some weeks ago for tbe Coquille
Your attention i» called to the Mas­ Mill & Tug Co.
querade Ball that is to take place
Owing lo weak eyes, Dr. J. W.
Christmas Eve. A big time is com­
Strange has been obliged to change
ing, so get ready for the baud wagon.
the date of his coming to Bandon.
Nsws reached here last Saturday
He will l»e here on December 8th
that Frank Blackerby, of thia place,
Mark tbe change.
and Mis« Flo Clark, of Philomath,
In another column will be fonnd an
were married at Corvallis. Nov. 12th
advertisement of The Fairbank Wash­
Mr. and Mrs. 8. D Pulford, of er. Read it and try one. Mr. Fair
Aly it In Point, were in town over Sun bank is making very fair offers to
day, Mrs. Pulford returning home persons wishing to try one.
Monday, while Mr. Pulford went to
Tbe M. E. Aid Society gave a Dime
Port Orford.
Social in Swift's Hall, last Saturday
Geo. Loreoz returned home Mon­ night, which, as a social affair is re­
day evening from a bunting eipodi ported a success, a pleasant evening
lion to New Lake, the mumps having having been afforded those attending.
preemptied the aides of bis (me dur­
W. M. VsnDecar and son Edward,
ing his absence.
returned this week from San Francis­
Messrs Shields are building a black co, where Edward was under treat­
smith shop on the opposite side of ment for injuries be received when be
the street from R. H. Rosa’s new was hurt at Beaver Hili. Edward
building. It is to he 21 by 40 feet, came back cured.
and two stories high. John Shields
From tbe Florence West we lea -n
will occupy it.
that the schooner O cshu Spray went
P oultry F or S al «.— The finest ashore soiqe distance inside tbe ba:
strain of Black Minorca» and Buff at Siuslaw, on Tuesday of last week,
Plymouth Rocks. Eggs $1 per set­ and will lie a total loss. She bad con­
ting. Cock» from fl up. Shepherd siderable freight aboard for Siuslaw
and Collie pups for sale. J. R. Still merchants.
well, Arago, Oregon.
Wbut remains of tbe old steamer
Charles Lorenz visited his wife arid Dispatch broke loose from her moor­
parents at Coquille, la»t Sunday, re­ ings, at Coquille. Monday night, and
turning botne th« same day. He re floated down the river. She passed
ports Mrs. Lorenz's health as very Parkersburg about one o’clock in tbe
tnujL improved, she being stronger uigtit, and grounded lietween here
tl an for several years.
and Bullard's ferry. She has since
The band members are arranging been towed to tbe mud flat, and a
for the best concert they have ever barge will be made from her hull.
given, including a short and very
8. J. Culver started for Roseburg
amusing performance in connection last Saturday to bring in his grand-
therewith. Remember Ibe date, Sat­ son, Itoliert Hildebrand, who is at
urday night, Docemb ^r 19th.
that place, having received word of
Bandon bad quite a delegation of the death of W. O. Hildebrand, tbe
commercial drummers visiting here boys' fulber, who committed suicide
last Friday, among whom were J. J. on Wednesday, of last week, at Reno,
Bryan, of Springfield. W. E Knight, Nevada. Mr. Hildebrand had remar­
of Portland, B. C, Rncker, J. C. Yale ried altout a week before bis death,
and T. W. McNamara, of Sau Fiva- bis first wife having died some yeais
ciaco.
ago.
A. J. Sherwood, S. 8. Sherwood, T.
Dr. J. W. Strange, in response to
H. Meh). William Mehl, J. A Collier, numerous requests, will be at Dr
and D. A. Collier, al! of Coquille, were Kiem’s office and ready for work on
in town last Thursday, on thsir way Tuesday morning, December 8tb, and
to Nsw Lake, to bunt Dr. J. C. will remain all of that week. He de
Snooks came down Sunday and went sires all who are io need of dental
next day to join tbs hunters.
work to call on him. He guarantees
Tbe Coast Mail says: Dr. MeCor- all bis work, and bi» charges are a»
msc baa about TOGO logs in hia Cedar reasonable aa ia consistent with good
Point boom on the Coquille and the work—much lees than has been
one at Eagle Point on tbe Isthmus. charged tbe Bandon people for simi­
There are now about *60,000 worth of lar work
logs in these two booms, and Dr.
Following is the list of passengers
McCormae says that he expects to fill on the Chico, when she came in Tues­
this boomage at least four times tLie day: A H Stern mon®, J P Barkdoll,
season.
O P Ellingson. E M Sturtevant, John
William Qallier, the hardware deal­ Wolf, Aoton Walker, Captain O Reed.
er, wishes to call your attention to bis Mrs H O Hite, J A Klein, W M
fine line of Stoves and Rangea, Gran­ VsnDecar, Ed VsnDecar, Geo Ding­
ite ware, Tinware, Agate, Glassware man, E Wismer, N S Walker and
and Crockery, saws, and other goods. family, six in al). Besides tbe above,
He has a line of superior glass lamps there were several whose names we
that merit inspection, and will be could not learn; making about 29
pleased to ebow you his goods and altogether.
LOCAL NEWS
BANDON,
OREGON:
A. B. Duly, of Marshfield, WttH a
visitor here this week.
J. II. Stillwell, of Arago, has
trained B«nr Dog for a de.
Lee Burrows, of BuParda, was a
caller iu Bandon, Tuesday.
Tbe Order of Eagles have organ*
■zed an Aerie at Marrhfield-
John Shuck and J. R. Baker, of
Myrtle Point, were in town Tuesday.
The Steamer Chico will be ready
forsea thisovening. Shu loaded here
this trip taking a large quantity of
uiatchwood.
Tbe Knight»' Ball Saturday night i
was a sacceaa, and although tbe bad >
from attending, yet the attendance
was good, nnd those preseut enjoyed
th«m»elves to the greatest extent.
The Knights have proved themselves
good entertainers, and they still hold
np their standard
Elder G. T. Griffith, of Lamoni,
Iowa, arrived here Tuesday, he being
in charge of tbe Reorganized Church
of Jeans Christ, of L. D. S., in the
Northwest district. On his wny here
be organized a branch of the Church
at Dora, and will hold conference
here Saturday and Sunday, at which
time Southwest Oregon will be set
off as a separate district. There will
lie services this (Thursday) evening,
and each evening following, lasting
over Sunday, in Recorder Hall. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 26,
GOT TH’ MUUH.
Say, I got th’ uiump*;W>' mv .
Ain't it awfol whenfosr face
Swell« all npf Why, ytate«di»j
1 o’d hardly And a plaae
For 4 ’ pie, it hart me «a.
With tbe orfah act« jnnipal
It's jest fuu t’ «lamp year toe,
Side o’ mump«!
Erery time I try t’ tali
Soiueibin’ gits me iZthe jaw.
Au* it »hake» •> when I walk,
I jea-i h iller out f’r intw,
Au' eh« ooiue« a-ranuin'—<ny!
Don’t I git a aoa.-le thuu-p.
On tb’ ear f’r yslliu’f I
Hat, th' inampa!
Aiu't nobody aorry, nek
Don’t nobo iy »wm Fcare—
Can’t «s. wU»A A’taisaato' fr l
They don’t feel nd Achin' there
Where I d<>; they teem to think
It’« a pionio t' have lump»
On Homebody el«e’a face,
With th’ moiaps!
Cat mv finger«, «tamped my td*.
Got ten Ibnaaand kind o’ bu
Bal they’g nothin’ hart* uie «o
Like th’ mump«!
—Baltimore N
A btarili ng Teat.
1903
The Baudou O . Company received
another lot of c >»itig for their oil well
on the Chico, thin week.
R. W. Bullard was in town Tues­
day, having brought down some tur­
key. for the Thanksgiving trade.
The Beet Lluimeut.
“Chamberlain's Pain Balm is con­
sidered tbe best liniment ou tbe mar­
ket," writes Poet & Bliss, of Georgia,
V
No other liniment will heal a cut
or bruise ao promptly. No other af­
fords such quick relief from rheumat­
ic pains. No other is so valuable for
deep seated pains like lame back aud
pains in tbe chest. Give thia liniment
• trial and you will --»ever wish to be
without it. Sold toy <J. 4L Ixrwe.
Important News Notes
T umdat , November 17
Th i King of Belgiam is to visit the United
State« next spring.
The Chicago «trikeri locked a non-union
man in an outgoing box car. Mayor Harri­
son want« tbe «trike settled by arbitration.
Senator Chas H. Dietrich, of Nebraska,
and Postmaster Jaoob Fisher.of Hustings,
Nebraska, have been indicted on obarges of
oouspiraoy iu connection with the appoint­
ment of the lat'er as postmaater,
Tbe U. 8. Flagship Marblehead saluted
the flag of tbe Panama Republic,
i Mercury is down to zero in Nebraska.
; A street row at Seoul between Coreans
<nd Japanese, has caused Japan to demand
Si apology.
bbeepiuen are at war again in tbe Modoc
coautry. 100 sheep have been «hot.
W bdmbsdat , November 18
A new treaty for tbe Panama canal is al­
ready outlined.
The Panama Convention will pattern the
oonttitntion for tbe new Republic after that
of tbe United States.
Mere lines of tbe Cbioago City Railways
are opened.
Loudon financiers want money kept at
home. Money is tight aud work scarce
there.
Frank Russo and Ferdinand M. Vininetto
fought a duel iu tbe street at Chicago. Both
will die.
Another revolution is threatened in West­
ern Russia, and 40 arrests have been made.
Wasco, Oregon, bad a tire which destioyed
poperty valued at (134.000.
A steel plant in Pittsburg, baa cut wages;
also one at Halifax has made big redact ions -
TnuasDAi, November 19
Mrs. Carrie A. Nation oalled at the While
House to see the President, but was not ad­
mitted to his preseuoe. She was finally led
away. She was also led out of tbe Senate
gallery.
At Laramie, Wyoming, an insane man
killed his two children, fatally wounded bis
wife, aud then shot himself with fatal result
Torpedo boat destroyer Falcon, pnt into
Devenport, England, for repairs, having col­
lided with and sunk a tisbiug smack during
the i igbt. All hands were lost on the fishing
boat.
Alexander Dowie has called oo Lis follow­
er« for two million dollsrs to take np that
amount of stock be is attempting to float.
Columbia threatens war unless ibe United
States recede in the Panama affair.
Congressman M. A. Moody is acquitted,
F bidat , November 20
Tom Horn, scout end Indian tighter, was
bung at Cheyenne for killing Willie Niokell
Peter Mortensen was shot at Salt Lake for
the reorder of James R. Hay.
Captain Eisenbranm renobed Gibralter in
a 19 foot sail boat, being 1C 1 days out from
Boston.
Two trains collided in a cut in Illinois, and
20 lives Trent out and 12 more persons wers
hurt.
Count Katsura, the Japanese Premier m
quoted as saying that Japan does not want
war, but that she is prepared to defend her
self if it is forced upon her.
Railroads claim that Tourist «leeping oar«
do not pay. and they will cat oat this class.
Eight persons were killed by a cave in in
the Ontario mines at Park City, Utah.
Senator Newland« iotrodaced a joint reso­
lution in Congress, asking Cabs to join the
Union.
S atubdat , November 14
Colombia insists that tbe United States
must restore Panama.
Yale College wins a great game of foot­
ball from Harvard. Score 16 to 0.
Gompers is reohosen to preside over tbe
Federation of Labor.
The battleship« Kearsarge and Massachu­
setts er- rapoHed a« ordered to Colon on tbe
north side of Panama.
A bank bouse containing over 1 ' laborers
near Lilly. Tenn., took fire while the ooou
pants were asleep. A stampede followed and
27 lives were loat. while more than a More of
persons were lujured.
Seventeen former officials of Grand ll.ipids
Mich., are under indictment for bribery.
To save a life. Dr. T. G. Merritt,
No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a atartli
teat resulting iu a wonderful cur
He writes, “a patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages, caused by
ulceration of ths stomach. I had of­
ten found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles,
so I prescribed them. Tbe patient
gained from tbe first, aud baa not bad
an attack in 14 months.” Electric
Bitters are positively guaranteed for
Fight With Maros.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
Washington, Nov. 23th—The War and Kidney troubles. Try them. On­
Department has received a cable from ly 50 cents at C. Y. Lowe's.
lhe Phihpinea confirming the news of Woolen Hili starts Today.
a battle between the troops under
Monday's Coast Mail: The super­
Woods and the Moros, in which the
intendent of the North Beud Wool­
latler lost 300. None of the Aineri en Mills informs ns that tbe mill
cans were killed.
steams up for the first time today. It
Further movements are contem­ will be several days before things get
plated, and the Moros have taken a
to ruuniDg, and active work will not
position considered impregnable. In­
begin before next week. Only part
dications are that there will be no up­ of tbe crew will be brought over until
rising, or in any case, no difficulty in thing ; get to ruuning.
handling the uprising.
Work will be begun grinding tbo
cards some day thia week.
Tbe new mill baa orders far all
their output for orer a year in ad-
Worked tbe Couibinotion nnd
vunce, and as soon as the works are
Carried away the Cash.
running full blast, tbe mill force will
Saturday morning, Robert Freder be increased to two Bhifts, aud work
ick, on arriving at bis office, in Dyer’s day Hti.l night.
warehouse, of which bm-iuess he has
Tbe Chattauooga Advtrtlslug.
charge, found that some person hud
paid the office a visit during the night
The Chattanooga Medicine Com­
worked the combination, and stolen pany, with laboratories and genera)
the ready Cush that had been in the offices at Cbattaaooga, Tennessee, and
branch bouses at St. Louis. Mo., aud
safe.
The thief eutered by the west win San Francisco, Cal., baa become one
dow which was pried up and left of tbe largeat proprietary medicine
open, being careful to set articles concerns in Ibe world. In the growth
that were lying on the window sill of this great busioeat two factoishave
over on to a table so as not to knock been dominant. Tbe merit of its pro
them down and make a noise. After ducts—Wine of Cardui and Thed-
getting in he succeeded in opening fords Black-Draught—baa been wide­
the safe and getting at the cusb. He ly recognized, and the original adver­
did considerable rummaging among tising methods adopted have excited
papers, but found nothing he wanted great comment; Tbe publicity for
these medicines docs not consist of the
in that. line.
He left the safe standing opeu aud ealeb phrase aud extravagant state­
the knob of the combination had some ment, too often employed in advertis­
mark« left upon it as if lie had used ing lo day, but inst- id, Ibe plain story
some kind of a wrench or lever upon of experience with tbe medicines
given hi tbe plain language of Ibe
it.
There was something like $100 in people themselves. Tbe following
the safe, $150 of which belonged to letter is a fair sample of tbe thousands
Mr. Frederick, and most of the bal of d me of Cardui testimonials pub
a nee was Elbert Dyer’s, a few dollars lisbed during the past twenty years.
2058 Eastern Avenue.
belonging to the Workmen.
Cincinnati. Ohio, May, 20, 1902.
This is the only theft of any conse
I consider Wine of Cardui a most
queues that has taken place here in
ten years, it being about that long excellent woman's remedy. It is cer­
since N. Lorenz' store was entered tainly a specific as a tonic and regu­
and the cash box emptied, and on the lator. For eight years I suffered with
same night the post-office was robbed. .female trouble. I bad intense pain in
A tin can and a small piece of can­ tbe back and bead, leaving me ao
dle was found on the wharf, that are weak that I was unable to stand at
supposed to have belonged to the times. Medicine did not seem to help
burglar, and which he probably aimed me. but after all remedies bad failed
to cast into the river, but which fell me, Wine of Cardui proved aiy one
short of the mark aimed at. The can I great, true friend. What a relief I
bad the bottom removed and a wood­ I experienced 1 It cam® only a few days
MAR1NK.
en one inserted, through which three after I started taking it. I need it
A mitod .
nails were driven to hold Ibe candle. taitbluiiy for tonr rnoulus, and grad­
Nov. 23—Behr Lixzie Prien, Anderson, 24
Tbe lid bad a number of holes ent in ually grew stronger and better. I am day«
from San Franoiaco, to Pro«per Mill
with a knife blade, and tbe side of now regular to tbe day SDd for tbe Co.
tbe can bad an irregular slit cut out past two years have enjoyed blessed
Nov. 24—Stmr Chico, Martin. 2X day«
good health. I certainly wish every from San Francisoo.
to admit the light to abiue out.
There is no cine aa to who did the sick a Oil suffering woman could know
of your blessed medicine, how much
job.
pain and suffering it would prevent,
and wbat a difference it would make
in thousands of homes, where there is
The finest qnality of granulated sickness and sorrow to day, if they
loaf sugar ia need in the manufacture had Wine of Cardui it would bring
of Chamberlain’eCougb Remedy, and relief and joy instead.
Margaret Greentnyer.
the route owed in its preparation give
it a flavor similar to maple eyrup,
Qalck Am«t.
making it quite pleasant to take. Mr.
J. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala..
W. L. Roderick, of Poolesville, Md.,
in speaking of this remedy, say a: “I was twice in the hospital froru a aevere
bave naedCbamberlain'a Cough Rem­ case of piles causing 24 tumors. Af­
edy with my children for several ter doctors aud al) remedies failed,
years, and can truthfully say that it Bnckleo’s Arnica Salve quickly ar­
ia the beat preparation of the kind I rested further inflammation and cured I
him. It conquers sebes and kill®
give pricee, feeling sure that he can
F ob S alb .—A lot 46 by 126 feet, on ooruer know of. The children like to take
tria
Street
and
Coquille
A
»enne,
with
home
pain. 25 ceDte at C. Y. Lowe'a Drug
it,
attd
it
bas
no
injurious
after
eflect.
please you as to qnality, quantity
and outbuilding«. Cheap. Inquire al this
: Store.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
OSes.
gnd price.
The Burglar at Bandon.
Number 47
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Suites
Cartain Pole« and Fine
Wall Paper and
aud Piece«.
Window Inmming«.
H oum Lining.
-------- SEWING MACHINEB AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
Mattresses and Springs.
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Forniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
UNDERTAKING
A Fall Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Robe« and Good«, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY
OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE
WHISKEY,
Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods,
“EL DORADO
HaHiiniHsen B cok .,
Prop's.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
Tin
K Voil A-JVF
Stoves, P-nTigfis
We nre ,tiH doin® bueiuesa at The Old
Stand and can please von. Give us a Call
and examine oar
and Farm Implements, Ect
Now is tbe time to purchase Hardware.
tn stock a large assortment of
The undersigned baa
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Paints. Oils. Doors and Windows.
TIN8HOP IN CONNECTION.
A. McNAIR
The Bandon Hardware Man
Hotel Coquille
COQiiille
Oi^Kon
J. P. TUPPEB. Proprietor.
Thia well known hotel is now under new aud com­
petent management and has been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout The table Bervice ia equal to
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats aud trains free of charge.
Flue new bar in connection with tbe hotel.
V¥. llaydon, M. D.
O. T. Blu.m.©nrotlier
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Publio
Filing» and Final proof» uinde on Home
steads, Timber Claims and other U. 8. Lands
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved
Security.
Office at Tupper Hoose, Bandon, Oregon
Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon.
URINARY AND
SKIN
DIS.SASE8.
Office—East Front Street,
B amdom , O bboom .
DIGESTIVE.
A. W. KIME, M. ».
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
BANDON, OREGON.
GKO. P. TOPPING,
ATTORNEY AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW
Calls to all parts of town and county
promptly answered day or night. Office on
oorner of Lower Main and Atwater streets
AMD
J. W. STRANGE
NOTARY PUBLIC.
■ --o-----
DENTIST,
Fire insurance.
Bando«, - - -
-
BANDON, - -
Oraron.
4. M. LTTON,
• OREGON.
Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to be
supplied in the Local Column.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON .
Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
Street.
Church Directory
M. E. C hvbcb .
Preschlne service every 2nd »nd 4tb Sun­
day at 11 A. M. sndfiiP. M.
Rnndsv 8oh<»»l every Sunday at 10, A. M.
Epworth Leanne . 7:F. M.
Prayer meetins Wednesday at 8: P. M.
W. H. Maras«. Pa«tor.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
>»
I
BANDON LODGE No. 133,1. 0.0. P
— ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. O. F.
.» evary Katoidoy evening.
ili meets
Fviaitinn
„ bi
brothers in good Handing
»cordially invited.
a . a. iuiyt . n a.
t H abbt W alkzb , Seo.
5 BANDOE LODGir. No. US, A FAM
« T> ANDON LODGE, No. US. A. F.A .M.
a 1J Stated oommunications brut Snt-
3 onlay after the foil moon of each
« month. All Master
cordially g
2 inriiul.
W. HAYDON W. M. g
i M. B&xusa, Sec.
v
í«í^í.í^#r«í************
S Court Queen of th. Forest No. IT,
Formten of America.
VOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST.
Mhaving «5 Centn.
Baths 83 Centn.
Workmanship np to date in any­
thing in my line.
No. 17, meet« Friday night of «»ch
C J ^week.
in Concrete Hall. Bandon. Oregon
• A oordial welcome i« extended to »11 vis-
Siting hrothers.
T. B. DAVIDSON,
» J. N. L amoloib ,
Chief Ranger.
Fin. Secretary.
Nut D*»*r to MoN«lr’« Hardware.
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