52 Times a year for $2.
52 Times a year for $2.
OREGON:
BANDON,
Volum« XIX
Photo Battooo. 10 to 15cta, at
Wreoeball’i Gallery.
New Carpet at Furniture Store.
J H. Giles,of Proeper, waa in town
Hay, grain and feed at N. Lorenz's Saturday and Snuday.
Store.
Tbe steamer Chico ia ready to sail
Cranberriee at Coz’s grocery. Have at high tide thia afternoon.
some for Christmas.
For first class real estate, corres­
J. O. Bales, of Twd Mile, waa in pond with Geo. P. Topping.
town Saturday night.
St. John's Church.
Service on
C. Douglas, registering from Maine, Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. (No
waa in Bandon Saturday.
evening service.)
J. H. White, of Los Angeles, regis­
Mrs. John Blacklock waa very ill
tered at the Tupper House, Friday.
for a few day«, bat ia getting better
G A Wood, H L Wood, A C and again.
David Summerlin, ot Lee, were in
Buy yonr Christmaa presents from
Bandon, last Sunday.
A. Rice and get a present free with
Delicious! yea. you will find delic­ every dollar« worth purchased.
ious hams and bacon, fine flour, and
W. W.Smith aud wife, of northern
the beet can die« at Cox’s geocery.
Cnrry, came up last Satnrday to visit
Public school closed last week for relatives and spend Christmas in
the holidays
A vacation of two town.
weeks baa been gnu ted the pupils.
You can rely on Cox, the grocer, for
Mr«. Coe tel lo baa opened up a se­ goods of the best quality and prints
lect lot of Christines goods, toys, etc« that will anit yon. New goods by
at her confectionery. Now is the every steamer.
time to select.
Dr. J. Curtis Snooks, dentist of (b-
Now that there is talk of the Wool­ qnille, will be iu Bandon, Momlby.
»Ay.
en Mill being about ready to leave, January 4th. Dr. Snooks has arranged
the town has just commenced to to oome to us regularly once in three
grow.—A. G. Hoyt.
months.
A. Rice baa a larger stock of goods
According to report, Sixes Rivrr in
than he has ever bad before and has Curry County is to have a saw uiill.
more coming. Call and see bis stock A. A. Jamison has purchased a portion
it will cost you notliig.
of the Elk RiAer mill, and wilfbnild
The post office at Riverton has one on Sixes.
been discontinued, and mail will be
The Baud gave an excellent »nter-
distributed to citizens of that place tainment last Saturday evening, but
through the Coquille office.
tbe inclemency of the weather made
Persons desiriug tbeir gardens tbe attendance small. They will en­
plowed, or any jobbing requiring tertain again iu the near future.
team work, will find a ready helper
Waldvogel & Son have dressed an
by calling upon R. F. Shannon.
extra fine beef for the Christmas
The Baud will give a street ooncert, trade. Call early and get a choice
ClirisUnftH afternoon, at 2 o'clock, as roast. They will also have a fatted
their contribution to the Christmas calf dressed, a piece of which will be
festivities. Everybody is welcome.
a luxury.
When you want a pleasant purga­
Thomas Anderson has had piling
tive try Chamberlain's Stomach and set and the space of street fronting
Liver Tablets. They are easy to take his property, and joining on to Wil
and produce no nausea, griping or liam Gallier’s property, planked over.
other disagreeable effect. For Bale He will erect a wood house on the un­
t>y C. Y. Lowe.
occupied part of bis lot.
Messrs
The Steamer Chico came in Mon Felter, Gibson, and W. H. Logan
day, two days out from San Francis will do the work.
co. She brought in about sixty loos
TtlJS frtr ttre O4rto nnd Dv-yv», n rvrF
of freight and three passengers, yon will find them at William Gal-
namely: C F Allen, C C Stewart and lier’s hardware. Doll, wicker work
Mrs. George Clinton.
wagons. Express Wagons, Hobby
There will be a Masquerade Ball at Horses, Fancy goods and CbiDH ware
Dairyville on Christmas Evening. Call and inspect. Tbe proprietor will
December 25th, to which a general take pleasure in showing bis goods
invitation baB been extended. Good whether you buy or not.
musical talent han been engaged, and
Rev, Reagan came down last Mon­
a first-class time is assured.
day and visited members of bi«church
Mr. and Mrs. A. D Morse and chil­ here for a day, remaining over Tues­
dren went to Parkorsburg, yesterday, day, but as he was suffering from la
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Morse's grippe, he did not bold services, as
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomus Per was intended. He returned to Co
kins. All Mr. Perkins' children will quille, yesterday, bnt will come back
some time after tbe holidays, and hold
be at home on this occasion.
Dr Kitne will appreciate yonr de­ a series of meetings.
LOCAL NEWS
sire to oblige if you will return those
galvanized bed pans he loaned you, or
it that is too nuich trouble, he will
come Hfter them in case you inform
him aa to who has present possession
of them.
Christmas festivities begin this ev­
ening. There will be Christmas trees
and exercises at the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches, and a Masque­
rade Ball in Kime's Hall. Christmas
Day, a Baud Concert at 2 p.m., and a
Christmas tree io Recorder Hall in
the eveoiog.
Dr. Kime has bad a porch built
over the sidewalk leading from First
Street to the entrance of his Opera
Hall. This will prove a great cotive
nience in rainy weather, as it will per­
mit entrance to the ball without the
inconvenience of encountering the
falling water from the eave of the
building.
John Shields got a bad lick, Mon­
day, that ent a gash almve hia eye
that required six aiHchaa to fasten
up. He was Working on the old Dis­
patch, the bouse of which waa being
removed, when a 4x4 Mantling some
on« was moving above, tell and struck
him above the eye. He was insensible
for a abort time.
William Gallier.the hardware deal­
er wishes to call your attention to bis
fine line of Stoves and Ranges, Gran­
iteware, Tinware Agate Glassware
and Crockery, saws, and other goods.
He has a line of superior glass lamps
that merit inspection, and will be
pleased to’ show you hia goods and
give prices, feeling sure that he cau
please you aa to quality, quantity
and prioe.
Drtv«aato Dcsa«ratl«n.
Living in an out of the way place,
remote from nivilixatiob. a family is
often driven to deaperation in case of
accident, resulting in Burns, Cute,
Wounds, Ulcere, ate. Lay in a sup­
ply of Buckleo's Arnice Salve. Its
tbe beat on earth. 25c, at C. Y.
Ix>«a'a Drug Slora.
5.
Matters political seem to be moving
in Curry County, as the following
from the Tribune would indicate:
“Jndga Delos Woodruff, of Euchre
Creek, and S. P. Peirce, of Sixes, are
pronounced candidates for tb« Re­
publican nomination for Joint Repre­
sentative for Coos and Curry. R. D.
Hnme and F. H. Blake are also spok­
en of as possible candidates, but we
cannot speak authoritatively on this
point.”
E. A. Abbott, representing Russell
& Rogers Co., of Sao Francisco, was
in Baodon, Tuesday, looking over the
prospect« for trade with Portland.
From Mr. Abbot we learn that there
is a very probable prospect of the
firm be represents putting on a
steamer to ply between Portland,
Humboldt, and Coos Bay, to pick up
trade at these points, and give them
l»etter opportunities to trade with
Portland.
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Old Santa Clause is getting around
early,
but be delivers the goods. A
1
yonug stranger arrived, Friday, Dec.
loin, at M. I. Smith s residence,weight
•boot 12 pounds, and has taken up
his residence very contentedly. But
Frank Holmau feels that Matt is not
the only one in town that can let a
broad smile rippls ovor bis counts-
nance, in • wave of pleasure, for be,
too, has received bis «ward in the
shape
of a bouncing boy wbo made
1
application
for permanent residence,
1
Tuesday morning, on condition that
he would not have to split tbe kind
lings or build fires for several years
to come.
E. A. Philpot and family cams over
from Coos Bay, yesterday, to spend
Christmas in Bandon.
Mrs. J. B. Gross hss gone to Marsh­
field to nurse Mrs. E. Lewin, who is
sick, baviug undergone an oporation
for appendicitis.
A letter received here last week
gives tbe information that 8. F. Shep­
ard baa au appointment to a light­
house station on Uuamak Island,
in Alaska.
Tbe Margarita Fischer Company
is due again in Coos Co., and will be
io Baudon in tbe course of a week or
so. Tbe company comes more highly
recommended tbaa ever, although its
reputation stood high when here be­
fore.
C. F. Allen aud 0. C. Stewart ar­
rived here from San Francisco, on
the steamer, last Monday, and as
Allen has been interesting himself in
tbe blacksand proposition, for some
time past, we presume that be has
hied himself away to bis favorite
haunts.
Kot Mo Bad.
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
J. H. Timoo, of Riverton, waa a
Bandon visitor, yesterday.
E. Chandler, of Myrtle Point, gave
Bandon a cal), W adoaaday.
The Petitt En ertainor« will give a
free «bow in Kima’a Hell, Saturday
Evening. Everybody in invited.
J. D. Coke and wife. Mr«. H. Lock­
hart, Mine M. Anderson, Mias C. An­
derson. and Perry MaOB-y, of Marsh­
field, were in town, yeeterday.
Town has showed unusual activity
during the past few day«, and Santa
Claus baa been doing hia annual shop­
ping.
McNair would just whisper io yonr
ear. that ba still remxlos on this.mun­
dane sphere, that be carries every­
thing yon need in the hardware line,
and that be can snit you in quality
and price.
Among the people who travel, Tues­
day’s record showed op with Mrs. J.
M. Rummel!, of Portland, Franz
Thompson, of Langlois, W. S. Bn«b-
nell, of Myrtle Point, and Julius
Scoy, of San Francisoo, as visitors to
Bandon.
Captain Larsen arrived yeeterday
with the three masted schooner. Al­
pha. from Sao Francisco, and will
load lumber at Prosper. The Alpha
is a new boat that was built on Coos
Bay, and will carry about 400 M feet
of lumber over the bar.
Undoubtedly the people of Bandon
were a little surprised upon bearing
of the success of the '‘scrubs” from
the little town by the sea, in their bat
tie on the "gridiron” last Sunday.
Although it was not a victory, it
was a worthy defeat, aud the boys
M. E. C hvbcb S ebiiob ,
should be congraiulated npou tbeir
showing, as well as upon their success On Sunday, Deo. 27tb, at th» usual hours,
against the feeling of the "well wish­ Rev. W. H. Meyers will preset. Theme for
tbe morning, "The Eternal Nlme.” In the
ers” (!) at home.
The game opened at 1:30 on the evening, A lecture ou the Aborigines of
America.
Coquille baseball grounds with Chas.
Q uabtkblt M ebtwo .
Buxter as umpire and referee. Too
Presiding Elder, D. T. Ssmmerlin, will
much praise cannot be given him for presoh Friday, Jan. 1st, to Slnday evening.
the fairness of his decisions. Coquille Jan. 3rd, 1904. Servioes ooomence at 7:30
kicked off to Bandon, and the ball p.m., Friday.
was returned five yards, where the Everybody is invited.
scrimmage was taken up by the two
Rector of Mt. Liken,
teams. Baudot! fumbled, aud ¡Smith,
of Coquille, broke through, got the Ashburnliam, Ontario, Testifica to the
ball, and made a touch down. They
Good Qualities of Chamberlain1«
Cough Remedy.
failed to kick goal. Score, 5 to 0.
The ball was returned to the center of
A shbuiinham , Ont., April 18,1903 —
the field, aud Baudou kicked off to
Coquille, Lorenz being downed iu I think it is only right I should tell
bis trucks. Coquille advanced the yon wbat a wonderful «fleet Cham
ball to tb« center <>f tbe field on eod devlnin'» Oongli R«t»edy baa pro­
runs, where they lost it ou a fumble, duced. The day before Easter I was
Clark breaking through auJ falling «0 distressed with a cold and cough
on it. Harper t-en made a Hue buck that I did not think to be able to take
for four yards. Coquille theu lost any duties the next day, as my voice
five more yards ou au off side play. was almost choked by the cough.
Coquille then held, aud Jones punted The same day I received an order
ball out of danger. Eaton broke from yon for a bottle of your cough
through and ball fell,striking him on Remedy. I at once procured a sam­
the bead, Bandon being paralized for ple bottle, and took about three doses
five yards. By a rapid series of of the medicine. To my great relief
playd, Coquille brought Ike ball dowu the cough and cold had completely
to Bauduu’s yard line, where Clark disappeared and I was able to preach
again got through aud falls on the three timeso n Easter Day. I know
ball. Time waa theu called.
that this rapid and effective cure was
The second half opeued with Ban- due to your Cough Remedy. I make
dou kickiug off to Coquille, who ad­ this testimonial without solicitation,
vanced it five yards. Bandou held being thankful to have found such a
I he hue bucks aud end plays, aud Co God-sent
remedy.
Respectfully
quille was forced to punt. Liuing up yonr«,
E. A. L ajkwzldt , M. A.
for a scrimmage, Joues immediately
Rector of St. Luke’s church.
ponied back, aud Ibe player getting
To Chamoerlaiu Medicine Co.
the bail was downed iu his tracks. By
This remedy is for sale by C. Y.
bard playing. Coquille advauced to Lowe.
Baudou’s forty-live yard liue. Co­
quille waa then held «nd she lust the
ball on dowus, Baudou getting the
bull. Rosa punted to Coquille’s 10
T dksdat , December 15
yard line; Smith gut the ball and was Joe Delio, wbo shot bis partner, on Satar-
downed. Time was called soou after, dny daring a quarrel at Spokane, was killed
with Coquille in pussesbiun of the ball by a poaae in restating arrest, near Valley,
Washington.
iu Buudou territory.
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At Snnaet, California, a fight ia on between
All of Bauduu’s good work was done the Conaolidated California Oil Fields Ou.,
by individual playiog. “Old Cbe- snd tbe Santa Fe Railroad Co., over the
maws” Dick Jobos, held bis positiou right of way acrons certain landa. The Oil
Co, ia in poMeeaion, having destroyed tbe
like a veteran, and was one of Bau- railway grading, and armed men guard the
don's strongest buckers. Lee Eaton property.
andA.McDuffee played good ball fur Senator Heyburn offered a resolution to
inexperienced pluyers. Io the back- annex tbe island of Santa Domingo.
The report to Minister Leiabman on tbe
field yuung “Butch” Waldvogel and Alexandretta
affair, abows that the attack by
“Colonel” Rosa, by their brilliant the Turkish police waa unprovoked.
tackling and breaking up of interfer­ More trouble in tbe Orient. A Japanese
ence. preveoted Coquille from gain­ mob at Mokpbe wounded seventeen Coreane.
ing many yards. The boys are all Thuga diecovered by J. F Oongletou, F.
M.. iu robbing his st ire at Milan, Washing­
loud in tbeir praise of Cooper of Co­ ton, took him with them seven mil««, and
quille, who filled a gap in the Bandou locked him io a box oar.
Weoxirmiv DwvmH,! W
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•ewn trade by one of tbe nhtyejn fail­
i Doctor Buckley, tbe fam.iua Methodist
ing to show up.
Important News Notes
I preacher, has attacked Mrs. Eddy, fieroely
charging fifteen recent deaths to Christian
Science, aud that Mr«. Eddy does not prac­
Dick Job oe.......................... center
tice wbat she teaches.
Roy Clark............................... right guard
The Secretary of the Interior has directed
Lee Eaton............................... right tackle
that lim.lXD head of «beep may graze in the
Carl Eaton.......................right «nd
Cascade Range Fores* Reserve, from June
15th to Oet. 15th
Cooper...................................... left guard
jjohn Hume.............................. left tackle Robbers looted tbe safe of the Citizens’
Bank at Quimby, Iowa. They got *1OUO.
Meek Jooee.............................. left eud During a storm near Malaga, Spain, 14
A. McDuffee...................... quarter
fishing smacks were wrecked. 22 bodies of
LINK UF or BANDON.
L. Rosa.......................................left half
Me Quirk.
O Waldvogel......................... right half
Chas. Harper.................. full beck
Not a tninnto should hw lost when
Ttost Threhblng Heedeeh
The Bandon Foot-ball Team, by I a child «bows wymptonfl of croup
Would quickly leave you, if yon their work last Sunday, showed that
Cba'uberluin'a Cough Remedy given
need Dr. King's New Life Pills. there is good material in Ibis town
as soon m the child becomes hoarse,
Thousands of sufferers have proved for a first class eleven. The boys
or eveo afterAtbe croupy oougb ap­
tbeir matchless merit for Sick and need soils aud other equipment, and
pears, will prevent the attack. It
Nervous Headaches. They make it is now “up” to the people of thio
dever fails, and is pleasant and safe
purs blood and build up yoor health. toWn to help them out. If «traveling
to take. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Only 25 cents, money back if not man is willing to give five dollars to
cured. Sold by C. Y. Lowe, Drug- help out the i>oy->, u seems that the
• I | townspeople ought to do something.
At,
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Number 5i.
the drowned have been recovered.
G. G. Clayton, of Portland, was held up
al ttoreborg. and made to deliver S18. by an
unmasked man. No olue to the robber.
Ashland. Oregon, baa again voted to hav«
a dry town.
Burglars failed in an attempt to rob tb«
depot safe at Brownsville. There waa but
♦'A! in the safe.
T humdit , December IT
Colombians ordered the U. S. Cruiser from
Colombian waters, but her oommander se-
f used to be ordered.
At a Portland tire three Chinamen burned
to death, and possibly
perished. Loes
was $40,500.
An ei press train, carrying a large amount
of money, from New York to Boaton, bad to
be «peeially guarded because of threats from
bandits.
The Cuban Reciprocity msasare became a
law by receipt of President RocaaveU’s sig­
nature today.
General Wallaoe, author of Ben Hur, is
undergoing X-Ray treatment for cancer, at
New York.
The gunboat Petrel la ordered to Panama.
A marvellous strike ot gold is reported
from the Sweed Group, on Poplar Creek.
B. C. The lead is an feet wide, and the ore
one-half gold.
Three persons suffered death in a fire in
Oakland, Pa.
F bidat , December 18
A new flying maobine sailed three miles
against a 21 mile wind, at the rate of eight
miles an hour, near Kittv Hawk. N. C.
Railway earnings show an increase of over
34 millions for the year.
Seventy-five funeral« were postponed at
Chioago, by the livery aud hearse drivers
walk-out.
Another revolution is batching in Hon­
duras, Former President Sierra is planning
to unseat President Bonilla.
The British ship Mauuenae. which was re­
ported ashore ou the Japanese Coast, has
sunk.
It is reported that Russia does not like the
attitude of the United States in Manchuria.
Russia still keeps moving ships and war
supplies to the Orient.
S aturday , December 19
Mayor Williams formerly opens the new
Williamsburg bridge, over East River, at
New York.
The liureian Japanese tronble is still <>n,
with both nations on the anxions seat.
The top of Monnt Rainier baa broken off
nnd slid down the side of the mountain, re­
ducing its height.
Consul Davis is returning tp bis post at
Alexandretta, aud Turkey will apologize.
The Cruiser New York has been ordered to
San Francisoo, to take on supplies, and then
she is to go to the Isthmus of Panama, to
be Admiral Glass’ Flagship.
An aged man was held prisoner by the
mud in a New York creek, until the tide roae
and drowned him.
M okdat . December 21
A body of Colombian troops landed on the
Island of Pines, near Panama. A United
States Cruiser has gone to investigate.
Nine lives were lost in a train wreck in
Kansas.
Billion. Colic Prevented.
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds •
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wnll Paper nud
aud Pieoes.
Window Trimniings.
Houve Liuing.
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
Maltresses and Springs.
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
UNDERTAKING
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Relies and Goods, and Undertaking Supplies
Constantly Kept on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY
OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE
WHISKEY,
Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods,
AT THE----
“EL DORADO
KaMiiiussen Bros.,
- Props
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
Tf
X MIX
"DO
W** nre
doing bnsinens nt 'Ibe Old
Xa/w
stand nnd can please you. Give ns a Call
and examine onr
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Ect,
Now is the time to purchase Hardware.
in stock a large assortment of
The undersigned has
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Pain tn. Oil«, Doors nnd Windew*.
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man
Hotel Coquille
CJoquillc CJlty, OfCffon
J. I» TUPPER, Proprietcr.
This well known hotel is now under new uud com­
petent management «nd has beeu U.vtuugbly ren­
ovated throughout. Tbe table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. S tuple rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to aud from
boats and trains free of charge.
Fine new bar in connection with the hotel.
Take a double dose of Chamber­
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as soon as tbe first indica­
tions of tbe disease appears aud a
threatened attack may be warded off.
Hundred of people use the reniedy O. T. Blu.m©rxrotli©r
¡u Ibis way with perfect «access. For
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
sale by C. Y. Lowe.
W. Haydon, .il. 1>.
URINARY AND
SKIN
DISEASES.
Office—East Front Street,
B andon , O beoon .
DIGESTIVE.
Filinge and Final proofs made on Home­
steads, limber Claims and other U. 8. Lands
MARINE.
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved
Anarvan.
Security.
Deo. 21—8tror Cbioo, Martin, SO bonra
A. W. KI JI I), 31. I>.
Office at Tupper Hduse, Bandon, Oregon.
front, San Francisoo.
Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon.
PHYSICIAN
AND SUHGHON
Deo. 23—Sohr Advanoe, Ogidin säen, 16
BANDON, OREGON.
days from San Francisco, to C. M. A T. Co.
Dec. 23—Sehr Alpha, Larsen. 12 days from
GKO. P. TOPPING,
Calls to nil parts of town and county
San Francisco, to Prosper.
promptly miHwered day or night. Office on
ATTOKNEY AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW oorner ot Lower Mnin nud Atwater streets
AND
A Valuable Present
Given away -witii
©very dollars -wortli
Furohased from -A..
RICE, tlie JTeweler,
during tiie month
of Deoerhber.
Bandon,
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Oregou.
J. M. UPTON,
Church Directory
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Rea d Advertisement on 4th Psge.
DENTIST,
Fir© Insurance
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
BANDON, COOS COUNTT, OBBOON .
The«« presents range in value from Sots Office in the Eldorado Building, on First
Street.
to $5 00, including watchee, nbnin«, charm«,
ring«, game«, puroea, and other jewelry and
notion«.
We have a large «took of Christmas good,
to «elect from, including watch««, dock«,
M. E. CHUBcn.
jewelry of all kind«, silver ware, toilet seta-
Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Sun­
and game« nnd purses of variona kind«.
day at 11 A. M. and«: P. M.
Snndiy School every Monday at 10, A. M.
Epworth League . 7iF. si.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at S: P. M.
W. H. Mrvaa«. Pastor.
Fairbanks
Washer I
J. W. STRANGE,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
BANDON. - -
Workmanship up to date in aoy-
thing in my line.
OREGON.
4 BANDON LODGE No. 123, 1. O.O. F I?
•O ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. O. F. *
X** meet« every Entoidny evening. 3
e, Viniting brothers in good ntaudlng *
¿cordially invited.
A. G. HOYT, N. G. <•
z H asrt W alk », Hec.
I * I) ANDON LODGE,N<>. 115. A. F.A .M.
1 > Stated oouiiiinnicutiolis tirsi Sat
g- urday after the full ninon of euch
V np.mth, .AH Mister Misons
invited.
W. HAYDON, W. M.
* M. B skukb , Sec.
"a e * a
rasre ♦
Court Queen of the FureMt Ko, 17,
Forewtem nf Amr lew.
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Mhaving 2.5 Cent»«
Butli* 25 Ceuta.
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Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to be
supplied in the Local Column.
>
t/^OURT QUEEN OF THE FOHES’I J
Jv No. 17, meet* Friday night nf earL^
»55week, in Concrete Hail. Hnndon. Oreg« n •>
A cordial welcome is extended t<> all via *
*iting brother«.
T. B. DAVIDSON,
■ J. Ns Lw.i ■■!•<.
Clin l li-nj • r
Fin. rtecr<4«rv.
Nail Door to McNair'« Hardware.
Wrenshall & Wrensh JI,
Photographers,
Our 1« returne I H we laiL Any one seudir-
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