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52 Times a year for $2
BANDON,
Volume XX
LOCAL NEWS
‘•Photo” Button», 10 to 15cta. at
Wrenshall’« Gallery.
Seed Wheat, Oat», Corn and Barley
at Sanderson Brothers' Store.
This week closes the public »chool
here for the present school year.
Mis« Lena Logan, of Bandon,
opened a private school at Nurth
Bend last week.
W. H. Logan went to work last
Thursday with a force of men prepar
atory to logging for R. H. Rosa.
A. H. Bos«« a and Olla BoMen, of
Dairyville, returned hoinn last Satur
day from a visit to SaoFrancisco.
The steamer Elizabeth came io Sat
urday evening from Sau Francisco,
bringing about 110 tons of freight and
seventeen passengers.
W. F. Harris, the band instructor
here, was made glad. Saturday even
ing, by the arrival of his wifo and
child, from California.
Frank McMullen, Sr., of Northern
Curry, was in town a couple of day»
this week awaiting the eteHmer. He
went to San Francisco.
■ John N. Luke, of Bandon, solicits
your trade in Bricklaying and C»r-
penterwork. All kinds of brick work,
plastering and cement work done.
Mrs, F. E. Dyer, who lias been in
Oakland, California, for some time,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. D.Gar
field, returned bum« Saturday even
ing.
Sirk headache results from a disor
dered stomach, and is quickly cured
by Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by C. Y. Lowe,
Druggist.
Still to be found at the old nt and is
H. A. Cox, the grocer, and of grocer
ies and provisions be keep» the bort.
In fruit, nuts, candies, etc., he keeps
in the front, having always a fresh
stock coming iu.
Elbert Dyer has sold his sawmill at
Circle City, some four miles «outheasl
of Bandon, to Alonzo Davis. Mr
Davin has been at work taking the mill
apart this week, and will move it fo
his farm near New Lake. Mr. Dyer
will build another mill at the same
place where this one stood, some time
in the future.
L. H Hazard, of Coquille City,
came down Friday evening to meet
ills wife and son who were returning
home from Loe Angeles County, Cal.,
where they had beeu during the win
ter iu the interest of the child's henltb,
he being a sufferer from asthma. They
arrived on the steumer Elizabeth which
came iuto barber Saturday evening.
One of the greatest blessings a mod
eat man can wish for is a good, relia
ble set of bowels. If you are not the
happy possessor of such an outfit yon
can greatly improve the efficiency of
those you have by the judicious use
of Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets. They are pleasant to take
and agreeable in effect. For sale by
C. Y. Lowe.
The ateamer Elizabeth had the fol
lowing list of passengers aboard on
her arrival here Saturday: Esther
Lorentzen, Mrs \V F Harris and child.
Mrs L H Hazard and sou, Mrs F E
Dyer, Olla Bosseo. Mary E Butts, L
L Page, E M Page, P Hoffman, A H
Bossen. James L Drum, W O'Connell.
FA Zeirenberg, O F Pirn, R I) Jones
and M M Fraker and wife.
If half, or even one-fourth, of the
misdemeanors alleged against Con
gressman Hermann are true, be is a
good man to leave at home when se
lecting a Congressman, and we think
that the Republicans could have done
better than select him for the place,
as it is evident that if he has lost the
confidence of the administration and
his colleagues, at Washington, lie will
lie but of little benefit to Oregon
There was a time when Hermann was
a power at Washington, but bis star
appears to be waning.
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Woolsacks and Butter kegs at
Sanderson Bros'.
The «teamer Elizabeth is due here
again next Wednesday.
Bring yotir wool to Sanderson Bros
Highest market price guxrauteed.
Ed Hadsall, Democratic nomine«
for county surveyor, was iu town yes
terday .
We call yonr attention to tbe adv.
of the Racket Store in another Column
Read it, it may be to your benefit.
J. Tawse, who superintends tbe
Riverton coal mine, took passage on
the Elizabeth fur a visit to San Fran
cisco.
A second hand De Laval Separator
for sale at Sanderson Bros. Cheap.
Good ns new. Capacity 600 pounds
an hour.
Miss Esther Lorentzen, of D»iry-
ville who has been visiting relative«
iu Oakland. California returned home
last Saturday.
Miss Ethel Dyer went to San Fran
cisco on the steamer Elizabeth, this
trip, to join her mother, Mrs. Elbert
Dyer, who i« now at San Jose.
N. Lorenz, of Coquille, spent a con-
pie of days in town this week having
come down to *ee bis daughter and
her husband off for their California
home.
Elder E. Keeler, arrived here yes
terday from San Francisco. He will
preach in Recorder Hall, Sunday, May
15, at the usual hours, morning and
evening.
Mrs. J. Boyle, of California, a niece
of N. Lorenz, who has been visiting
relatives in Coos took passage ou tbe
Elizabeth, to San Francisco, on her
way home
Cottage Grove Leader:—Mrs. Kit-
tie Kime and little son, of Bandon,
arrived in this city, Wednesday, with
their household goods. Dr. Kime and
daughter Mamie will arrive in a few
days, and will make Cuttage Grove
their future home.
Dr. A. W. Kime and daughter, Ma
mie, left today for Cottage Grove. In
his departure Bandon lose« a coirqie-
tent and faithful physician and a
good citizen, one not easily replaced,
and Mr. Kime's many friends wish
him success, and stand ready to wel
come him back at any time.
Tbe «teamer Elizabeth «ailed yes
terday for San Francisco with a large
load of lumber and miscellaneous
freight. Following is the list of pas
sengers: S S Norton and wife, Mrs J
Boyle, J TaWHe, R R Diunigan, Frank
McMullen, C Bruce, Miss Ethel Dyer.
James Netzgnr, F Cabrati, J Tucker,
W Donnelly, Fred Miller and L New
man.
Coquille Bulletin: Capt. Polbemns,
well known in this county, and partic
ularly on Coos Bay, passed through
thia place Monday on route to Myrtle
Point, retuning to Coos Bay, Tuesday.
He is in the employ of our Uncle
Samuel, and was Jouking up matter*
in relation to some proposed improve
inents in our harbor and river. His
headquarters are now in Port Ian I.
Myrtle Point Enterprise:—Garland,
tbe eight-year-old »or. of Win. .Mur
ray, of Bancroft, is minus a finger and
thumb as a result of playing with a
giant powder cap. He bad found one,
and not knowing what it whh , be was
trying to light it, holding the cap iu
bis left hand. The cap exploded and
tore the thumb and forefinger both off
his left ihand at the last joint. Dr.
Stemmier, who dressed tbe wound, re
ports the little fellow as getting along
nicely.
52 Times a year fcr £2.
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
Number i9.
Important News Notes
The Bandon Woolen Mills School Entertainment.
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RACKET SFORI
I The Public School will give an EntHrtain-
i ment Friday etening, May 13th. at Munch's
T ukhday . May 3.
General K sab ts Husky, the Ku^Hian pom-
mauder, is reported among the «lain at Yalu
7 30 o’clook.
river. The Russian capital ia in a state of
you may find jijet what yeu waut. If you do, be assured the price is right.
PROaRAM
gloom ov« r conditions at the seat of war.
P ast 1
The Japnurae at Tok io oelrbrated their We sell fur cash but give bottom prices and honest dealing.
Sons—America .... .............................. Class victory over the Raaiiau bind forces at Yalu
We’carry Ladies’ aud Gentlemen's wear, Book«, Stationery. Nuii.ms,
Keo.—Mr*. Smart learns to skate
river.
Glassware aud Lamps.
■•*awr*a are beiag take* t*
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Hazel Stephenson
H. b. Rink'it of Chicago, was smothered in '
our windows
yoa a few
that are Trade
burry praeeed !■■<», aad actual Rec —A Little Angel....... Jeuuie Patterson the mud under his overturned automobile ;
Kec.—Naming the Chickens
Ella Fetter which upset into a ditch. H ih affiance and
apevatieaa aril auoa
Song—Bny Mv Flowers.. .Helen Stephenson another young lady who whh with him, was
oo warn race.
Below are some good values.
Rec.—Deacou Huff .............. Leua Langlois unable to lift the vehicle off biru.
Dialogue—Peach Piea
Portland’s «aloon men will organize in or
Ladies' Embroidered Silk Chiffon Collars, $.40.
Vera Nelaon, Alvin Munck
A meeting was held here, last Sat
der to wage war and defeat local option,
Ladies' Black Skirts, $ MO and $1.56.
urday evening, of persons who have Ree.—Maolain's Child ........... Mary I onias The salmon run in the Columbia ia light.
Ladies' Shopping and Wrist Bugs.
by 10 inches. Imitation Leath r, very ii , $.56.
Song—The Little Workers............. 24 Pupils
taken stock io the company to bnild Keo.—The Firat Party......... ..Reta Frederick
The Empreae of CLina took 500 tuna of
Men's Soft Bosom Percale Dress Shirt, $.60.
and operate a Woolen Mill at tbia Keo...My Que-Legged JDoll.. ltaui Kenuedy Auieiioau beef for Japan when she Bailed
Men's White Laundered Shirts, $1.00.
Meu’s Half Hose as cheap as $ 05 a pair.
place, and pruowduigs were act on Uaa —Playing Grandma...........LuriT Morgan Monday night from Vancouver, B. 0.
*W bd «M©AT, May 4.
Men’s Shield Bow«, Tech Scarfs, etc., from $.05 to $.30.
foot to incorporate in the sum of Song—Little Hoy in Blue... .Primary Class The Rtiss ans are trying to claim a victory
We will be pleased to have you call and get prices on Dishes. Glassware. Noti >ns, etc.,
$4UJMM), tbe incorporators being Rob Keo.—One, Two, Three -...Edwin Langlois at the Yalu river bv making the claim that at any time, whether you wish to buy or not. You will always find us iu at
Grace Gibson
ert E. L. Bedillion, C. Y. Lowe aud Dialogue—Little Helper, j Doris Frederick the Japanese lost more men than they did in
THE RACKET.
Flora Mnuck
killed and wounded.
W. D. Mar«ball.
The name of tbe incorporation is Song........................................ . Helen Logan The Japanese declare that the late attempt
Kec.—Pat's Tooth................ . ..Addie Hunt of Admiral toga to block the Port Arthur
•‘Tbe Bandon Woolen Mills,” and the Kec................. .......................... .Dolly Gibson harbor entrance was successful.
papers of iucorporation were started Instrumental Music................ Henry AJams An English traveler asserts that one in
P abt II
every ten of the Mikado's soldiers is a girl
for Salem lu»t Munday morning. A
meeting of the stockholders will be Song—The Bugle. ..Leah Boak »nd Chorus iu disguise.
Seven large railway locomotives were load
arranged for as quickly as possible, Oration—The Secret of Acbievctuent
Florence Eda.ni.ds ed at Tacoma for Japan.
aud operation« then set i.u motion to Oration—How to Sncceed iu Life
Three men were killed and hundreds in
Albert Kinley
get the machinery here, set up and
jured in a labor riot at Buenos Ayers.
Song—Some Day I’ll Go Back.• ErneM Bonk
The British force under Colonel Young-
ready fur bueiness As soon a« the Oration—Stepping Stones............ Ethel Boyd
husbaud, in Thibet, has been forced to retire
company is iu working ordor, a man Oration—Character................................... Kate Rosa
Ladies Coats, Capes and
will be sent East to receive tbe ma- Song......................................... Elsie Stephenson by a force of Thibetans. The Thibetans
have built walls across the road.
‘i.....................
.Leal! Boak
chinwry, aud it is expected that it will Oration—Lincoln
T huksday , May 5.
begin to arrive here about the middle Oration—Words............... Bertha Step ben son - A second blood battle is reported on the
Song—Beautiful and Winding River
of next July, or at the fartbeat, by the
Ethel Boyd and Chorus Yalu iu which the Japanese were forced back
Oration—Value of Kindness....Alice Porter with a loss of 10/XX). 1'he Russian loss is
1st of August.
reported at 7,000. Report unconfirmed.
This institution will again bring Oration—The Choice of a Profession
Elsie Stephenson
Admiral Urin’s fl* et is .supposed to have
Bandon up, as a manufacturing town, Song—In the Shadow of tbe Pinet
engaged the Russian Vadivo3tok squadron
Link Boak off Gensan.
to where she whs before she lost her
• Oration—Education......... Winnie McNair
A native sikh of India, who left Port Ar
former .. woolen
mills,
and
although
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, MoRic_C.)rnHt, Solo
. Mr, Sopping thur a week ago, says that there are seven
she wil II have lust her pay roll during i OrHtion-Tnrt.-s ...
. Erma Hunt Russian warships damaged in that harbor.
the eight or nine months that will Song-Nymphs of tbe Ocean Spray
Charles B Cunningham, a sheep king of Suits Made to Measure.
i ATinni«* McNirr
have intervened between the time that
Eastern Oregon, pleaded guilty of an at
-< Leah Bonk
f Elsie Stephenson tempt to defraud the government, aud paid
the one left aud the other begius
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RÜST PROOF CORSET
operation», «he will have gained in Oration—A Good Name............ Ray McNair $5,000 fine.
Oration—Success in Life...........Lou Jenkius
The Emperor of Japan will borrow $50,-
the better class of machinery that will
000,000 in New York and London.
Class Parting Song
lie installed.
The United States has more battleships
Mrm.
Augnut
<
hf
I
moh
Mr. Bedillion has been the princi
built and building than any other nation.
Ladies' Jackets aud
All Kinds of Goods For
A Large Stock Just
A tenement district in New York is affect
pal tie ver iu this industry, and de
Capes.
Winter Wear.
Deceived.
Mrs. August Carlson, of Barkers ed with a disease that baffles the doctors»
serves much credit for the energy and burg died Tuesday evening and will
Twruty children have died of it.
GENTS’ FURNISHINO GOODS.
perseveranc* be has displayed, while be buried at the cemetery here Ht
F biday , May 6.
be has eulisted the energy and means Bandon Friday on arrival of the noon
Tbo Japanese effected a lauding on Liao
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
Tung | euinsula cutting off Russiuu commu
of a company of men of whom Ban boat.
nication
with
Port
Arthur.
don may fee) proud to acknowledge
Deceased was a daughter of Mr.
The garrison at Port Arthur has been re
as her citizens aud friends.
and Mrs. Thomas Perkins, and be duced to 4,000 men. and all important docu
George Fulaorn, of near Gora, baa sides her father and mother, leaves a ments, money aud field guns have been re
Boots «nd Shoes
moved to Mukden.
discovered a gold rniua on bis ranch, husband, one daughter, three sons,
It is reported from Tokio that the Rus
de-
and
other
relatives
to
mourn
her
sians in retreat yesterday mistook a body of
near his house. He lately killed a
friends fur toes, and charged them, killing
chicken and found about fl.00 in I parture.
and wounding IMO of them.
Two miners are cut off by fire in a coal
fine gold iu its craw. Mr. Folsom's
Primary Notice.
mine at Shoiuokin, Fa.
curiosity was aroused and be al ooce
A New York woman, revolver in band,
Notice is hereby given that a Pri- chased
CONSTANTLY on HAND
commenced an investigation and
a thief from her sister's home, and
chose the gravel which bad been | marv will be held iu the Town Hall, helped capture him.
A. Michael, of Portland, who worked in
thrown out ot tba well as the moat I in the Town of BandoD, on Wednes the iron works, was drowned in a shallow
day,
the
18th
day
of
May.
1904,
at
the
tub.
He is supposed 1o have fainted and
likely place to fiud th* gobi, True
fallen in while driuking at a fuucct.
The «helves are crowded
to eipectationa he found gold among i 1 hour of 7 >30 o'clock, p mof said day,
S atubday , May 7.
with New Good« which
for
the
purpose
of
nominating
two
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there are
the gravel, taking out two small
The Japanese have occupied Feng Wang
tickets to be voted on at the Town Cheng.
pursued the Russians with
chunks valued at about $1.00 each. election, said tickets to bo for one Re some loss. Thev
T hey put an end to communica
To be had in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hhoefc
Ou further investigation he found as corder of the said Town of Bandon, tion wnh Port Arthur by rail and wire.
and other goods that must be sold to niaku
Admiral
Tago
declares
that
the
laat
at
high as 40 colors to the pan. Mr. and five members of the Board of
room for more.
tempt
to
block
Port
Arthur
was
a
success,
Folsom will draw all the water from Trustees of said Town, to hold office but was done at considerable loss of life.
for the term of one year.
A two year old boy disappeared at Eagle
the well aud will go to bed rock iu
Also to devise ways and means for Harbor. Wash., and is thought to have been
search of the yellow metal. He may celebrating the Fourth day of July.
kidnapped.
have a Klondike iu bi« yard.— Myrtle
New York will constiuct a $10,000,000 via
An Open Letter,
duct across East River.
l’oiut Enterprise.
From the Chapin. 8. C , News: Ear Candamo, President of Peru, died to-day.
Michigan shingle mill owners have agreed
l»*etar »• Idrate
ly in the spring my wife and I were to limit the output of shingles.^
A
tender of Ashland, was injured
Dr Kime received a telegram yes taken with diarrhoea, and so severe by a switch
tram. His heel was caught in a frog.
MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY MET
AND PROCEEDEDTO
INCORPORATI.
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Each week
Winners.
prices
will give
J. Denholm
Dry Goods of Every Description
Collarettes.
Boots & Slioes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Fall and Winter Goods
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
N. T
ORENZ'S STORE
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy
Other bargains
Furniture
terday from H. S. Houstin, at Port
land, stating that he would leave
there Wednesday or Thursday even
ing.
Dr. Houstin comes well recommend
ed, and should arrive here tomorrow
or next dav.
were the pains that we called a physi
cian who prescribed for us, but bis
medicines failed to give any relief. A
friend who bad a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy on band, gave each of us a
dose, and we at once felt the effects.
I procured a bottle, and before using
the entire contents we were entirely
cured. It is a wonderful remedy, and
should be found in every household.
H. C. Bailey, Editor. This remedy is
for sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
Memorial services will be held at
the M. E Church. Sunday, May 22
at eleven o’clock. An invitation is ex
tended to the memlters of all other
churches to attend, with the request
Rid« Solicited.
Prof. O. F. Stafford. University of that other churches in town will not'
Notice is hereby given that the
OregoD, has issued Mineral Re- hold services at that hour.
Board of Trustees of the Town of
sources and Minertrl Indnstries of The raltoa Fl«ated Agaiw Bandon will receive sealed bids for
Oregon, published by the University
After repeated efforts, continuing the painting of the Tow it Hall, one
at Eugene. This is the most authen
over
ten days, including preparation«, coat. .
tic and comprehensive account of tbe
the
«teamer
Di«patcn nncceeded last. The Board reserve« the right to re
mineral industry of the state ever is
ject any and al) bids.
sued. Practically all the more im Friday night, in hanling tbe stranded | All bids to be filed with the Town
steamer
Fulton
off
tbe
beach
at
this
portant known mineral deposits of
Recorder on or before 6 o'clock in the
• be state receive mention in tbe Llfi place, And on Saturday afternoon took afternoon on the 14tb day of May,
1904.
Those that want photographs, view pages devoted to tbe Bulletin. A her departure for San Francisco with
Successful bidder will be required
the
water-logged
vessel
in
tow.
All
large
map
of
the
mineral
deposits
of
ing done, old pictures copied Hnd en
to give bond« in a sum equal to the
larged, or any thing in my line, will the Htnte is inaerted, and several the deckload of lumber on the Fulton amount of bis bid.
do well to call at an early date, as I beautiful half tones embelisb tbe was thrown overboard, the lumber in [ Dated this 2nd day of May. 1904.
A. D M orsk , Recorder.
expect to return to the valley some pages. A list uf known mineral de her bold not being molested, while all!
time in the coming June. Court posits, such as antinomy, asbestos, available »price was filled with air Elijah Mniitli Want« Kni I road
House, and other pictures and views bauxite, bornx, cement, ebromi'e, etc . light tank», thus insuring her from«
In conversation during bis stay in
for sale. Call aud get them while you are arranged alphabetically, and Io »inking. As tbe weather and sea has Marshfield, yesterday. Elijah Smith
since
been
favorable,
tbe
Dispatch
will
cation
of
deposit
given,
followed
by
have the opportunity. Will complete
talked quite freely, ami it wuuld not
I descriptive articles on tbe distribn- probably have little difficulty in reach appear}* that the Southern Oregon
all work before going.
, tion of placer gold, beach gold and its ing the city with her tow. Tbe Fill-1 Company is likely to sell its boldiugs
T. L. G ravis .
is evidently
badly dam- here.
Coqnilie City. Oregon. ! source, and dredging operation« in ton's _ bottom
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A wwvZXWkrW zvtkft* lltirkrpa
c
Among
other tbiogs, Mr.
Smith a ex ar _
. Oregon. A list of mining districts of agM by ( da buffeting or tbe brAakFrn
pressed himself as aoxions to see rail
Fo* S alk :—A Studebaker wagon: the state is given, and the properties on tbe beach during tbe unusually Re i commnnica'ion with the interior es
only l>een in actual n«e about three m such districts well written up. vere storms that prevailed since her tablished. »nd he announced his in
months; is in perfect condition. En Oregon has long needed such descrip- going «shore, which occurred on Feb tention of looking into tLe matter of
quire of J. S. Tilton, nix miles south j five matter and the Bulletin cannot ruary lltb. but it is no* lirlieved she the paa« through the mountains which
is reported to eii«t at the head of the
of Bandon, or at Ibis office.
lielp but prove to be of advantage to will be repaired and again placed in East fo,-k of the Coquille.
Dim. — Sunday. May 1st, S. F. tbe state. Prof. Stafford is to lie com commission. Tbe officer» tod ere* of
Mr. Smith »aid that thia matter of
Avery,of Sixes.of heart fsilnre. De mended for hts work, which has l>een the Di«p«t*li «re etititled to much • railroad was the uppermost ot the
ceased had been a resident of that lo accomplished under many adverse ceedit B>« their, pr»*»v»r»nc» ffufl thing* he bad in mind for Ibis sum
me*, and it.i< to be hoped that be will3
ffixint devote
cality for abetit thirty years, and was conditions. The Bulletin may be ob fsiihful effbKta, *bic*
bis energies and influence to
unmarried. The remains were in tained from tbe University at Eugene Hie succe«« <>▼<«• unilWMihj)'
b*lp along Coos Bay's prospects for a
Offord tribe
.
. »oad. -Cosst Mail.
I for 50 cents.
e
ferred »t Eckley.
Household Furnishings and Eeco
rations of all kinds’
MAKINK.
AaarvxD.
May 7.—Stmr Elizabeth, Jenson. 65 hours
from San Francisco.
Slav 9.—Sehr. Kuby. Kortb, 1» days from
San Pedro to Prosper Mill Co.
Bed Boom Suite»
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
and Pieces.
Window Trimminps.
Hou«« Lining.
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CABRIAGE8 —-----
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
BAILID.
May 11 Stiur. Elizabeth, Jensen, toS.F.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes. Pi£X“na UNDERTAKING
UiMHMtrouN Wreck.
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burial Rnbes and Goods, and I'ndertaking Supplies
Carelessness is responsible fur
Constantly Kept on Hand.
many a railway wreck and the same
causes are making human wrecks of
sufferers from Threat and Lungtrou
bias. But since the advent of Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
lion. Coughs and Colds, even the
worst cases can <>e cured, and hojie-
less resignation is no longer neces
sary. Mrs. Lois Cragg of Dorcbes
ter,Mass., is one of many whose life
was saved by Dr. King’s New Dis
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
eovery. This great remedy is guar
Job work attended to promptly and nil work guarnnteed to give satisfaction.
anteed for all Throat and Lnog di»
ease by C, Y, Lowe Druggist. Price Reasonable.
TiorsesTtp^irter a. S.-peoia-lty
50c, mid ¿1.00. Trial bottles free.
BANDON FURNITURE COM
J. C. Shields & Son
ZBlSLOlcsmittL &z Wagon
ZhZEalsiers
GEO.
I*. TOPPING,
?OR SALE—160 ncrea of land; 130 acre*
creek Ixittom, covered with alder and
B ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
salmon brn*h; 7 ncrea pl< w land and 12
AND
acfes in pasture; house and outbuilding»: * HANDON tenni: No. 133. I. O.O. V ■>
10 miles South of Bandon, on Poor-mil« ^1»ANDON LODGE. No 1:13,1.0.0. V.''
NOTARY PUBLIC. ’
(’reek; price $1,500. For particulara nddres* ' I » meet« every Saturday evening.^
P.|S. Truman, 394 Shaner St.., Portland. Or.
¿Visiting brother^ in good standing
Fire
Insurance.
Scordially invited.
&
J
N. E. BARKLOW. N. O. <•
Bandon, - - - - (>rp|(fi
Notice is hereby given to nil persona not t R. F ukdkbick , J i *. Bee.
to trespass upon the premises of Dr. Kenyon
K#
* ms «
t
J. W. STRANGE
sit gated between Floras Lake and the conn
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing
cutting, or destroying timber upon sain
land. $25 reward will be pnid for informs
tion leading to a conviction of trespass ar
HAMION LODGK. No. 115, A F A M
stated above.
BANDON. • - • OREGON.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon. March 14. 1901
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PETER NELSON. Agent
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Will
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U. S. Commisionerand Notary Public
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