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OREGON:
BANDON,
Volume XX
THURSDAY,
MAY
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1104
Number 20.
Lecture <»•> Local Option.
Woolsacks and Butter kegs at |
-A-t the Little
Important Nows
Sanderson Bros'.
A Lecturer from Portland will lec­
Tbe Railroad surveyors have passed
8. E. Wright, wife and four chil­
T uksday , May 10.
tor. at tbe M. E. Church here on
Dairyville.
Two horses were taken alive from a base-
All that tbe republican or anyone
dren arrived here Monday from Iowu
Sunday evening. Ht 8 o’clock, on tbe ' merit, in ¿New York.GO hour« after tbe build­
else has beeu able to urge iu favor of
“Photo” Buttons. 10 to 15cta, at to locate.
Local Option Lane.
ing was burned over them. There w;ta near you may liud just what you want. If you do, be assured the price is right.
Wrenshall's Gallery.
J. P. Tupper, of the Hotel Coquille, Mr. Coke’s electiou is the fear that
He apeak» Friday night nt Riverton, 1} *ix feet of water in the basement.
We sell for cash but give bottom prices and honest dealing.
the
election
ot
Mr.
Sherwood
would
Henry M. Stanley, the famous explorer,
J. C. Logan is teaching school on was looking after bis property here
hik I on Salur<lay night nt Parker«-
’A e carry Ladies' and Gentlemen’s wear, Biwk., t6«uiu»ii»ry, N tion*.
make
the
legislative
ast-embly
of
tbe
died at London.
Elk river, Curry County.
this week.
burg, commencing nt 8 o’clock. A The RusHians evacuated Niu Chan*; tbe Glassware and Lampe.
State ot Oregon democratic, and.
Seed Wheat, Oat«, Corn and Barley
A second hand De Laval Separator con«eqnently, the election of a dem­ general invitation is extended to tbe hurt regiment left today.
Each week our windows will give you a few prices that are Trade
public.
Another revolution him broken out in
at Sanderson Brothers’ Store.
for sale at Sanderson Bro«. Cheap.
ocratic U. S. Senator to succeed Mr.
Winners.
Hayti, and Germany baa sent four cruisers
An Open Letter,
Bring your wool to Sanderson Bros Good as new. Capacity 600 pouuds Mitchell.
to the acene of trouble.
Below are some good values.
an hour.
Highest market price guaranteed.
How far do tbe facts aud figures
Fr m tbe Chapiu. S. C , News: Ear­ About a hundred Japan se are on the way
J. W. Felter and L. C. Gib«oh put a prove their statements?
Ladies' Embroidered Silk Chiffon Collars, $.40.
Tbe steamer Elizabeth will sail
ly iu the spring my wife and I were to this country to buy lands and cultivate
Ladies' Black Skirts, $ 80 and $1.50.
again Friday, aud will be due here the new rudder poet in the Tug Triumph
Tbe last legislative assembly con­ taken with diarrhoea, ami so severe rice in the Booth.
Ladies’ Shopping aud Wrist Bags. 6% by 10 iuches, Imitation Leather, very fine, $.50,
for the Coquille Mill A l ug Company sisted of 90 members, which is the were the pains that we called a physi­ Brigadier-General Swayne, retired, is dead
following Wednesday.
Men’s Soft Bosom Percale Drews Shirt, $.60.
at Loa Angeles.
limit under the constitution of tbe cian who prescribed for us, but bis A locomotive went over a 70-foot embank­
Men's White Laundered Shirts, $1.00.
Frank Barrows is building him a during the week passed.
Men’s Half Hose as cheap as $.06 a pair.
Elder Keeler will hold services in Stale. Tbe seuate has 30 members, medicines failed to give any relief. A ment at Port Cheater, on the New York and
bouse on a tract of land near T. C.
Men’s Shield Bows, Teck Scarfs, etc., from $.05 to $.30.
Recorder Hall, Commeticitig this even­ the house 60.
Otbeou's boose, above town.
friend who bad a bottle of Chamber­ New Haven railroad, killing the engine it
We will be pleased to have you call and get prices on Dishes, Glassware, Notions, eta.,
and fireman.
ing
aud
lasting
over
Sunday.
Subject
Iu
the
sen
ale
were:
lain's Colic, Cholera nud Diarrhoea
Tbe schooner Advance brought a
at any time, whether you wish to buy or not. You will always find us in at
W bdnesday , May 11.
21
liep'iblicans .................
Remedy on baud, gave each of us a Mindanoa rebels charged a company of
considerable quantity of brick up tonight, “The Signs of tbe Times.’’
THE RACKET.
. 3
Demoornls...................
dose,
and we at once felt tbe eff<>cts tbe 17th regiment in the Philippines, and
from San Francisco for parties on tbe Preaching Sunday at 2:30 p. m., and
.
3
Ciliz.ua. ... ...........
in the evening.
1
Union............................
I procured a bottle, aud before using killed 17 men.
river.
1
Citizens mid Peoples
tbe entire contents we were eutirely A 12-year old girl fell from her bicycle, at
Hon.
A.
J.
Sherwood,
Democratic
1
Oeiuocrnt and Peoples
S. D. Barrows has moved to Dyer's
Brothel I, Wanh., and broke her neck.
cored. It is a wonderful remedy, and Two hundred Russians attempted to cap­
Mill at Circle City, where Mr«. B. will nominee for Joint Senator for Coo*
30
Total.... ........
should be found , iu every household. ture Aiiju, in Corea, but were repulsed by a
eook for the men, and Sam will tun a and Curry Connties, passed down into
In the bouse were
Curry, last Friday, «nd is mekitig
H. C. Bailey, Editor. Tins remedy is small Japanese garrison.
48
ItepnblK-miH....... . ...
bandsaw.
Tbe Japanese found 1362 dead Russians
.11
Lleuioeriils...................
himself acquainted with the voters of
for sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
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Citizens........................
on the Yalu battlefield. They have 475
The attention of horsemen is called
our sister County. Mr. Sherwood i
Public School Cloned.
wounded Russians in the hospital, and 138
to th« advertisement of Dexter. R. D. a roan well known and highly es
Total......................................... 60
prisoners
Hume’s fine stallion, to be found on teemed, and is going to get a very
Total Kxpublicana .. ..................... 69
The Public School cloead here last Chicago had a $50,000 fire. Five firemen
Total ot all olhera combined.......... 21
Fourth page.
Friday with an enterlainuient in the narrowly escaped death, three from smoke,
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
heavy support. Ho makes friends
ltepablicau Majority............ 4«
J. L. Roy, of Coquille, has been where ever ho goes.
evening, in which runny of the pupils and two from falling in of tbe roof.
A*i<io from the election of a U.
spending several days camping and
took part, and which reflected honor Six are dead and many others are injured
Port Orford Tribune: Isam Cox.
as the result of tbe'explosion of 50 kegs of
Senator
tbe
litiisnessof
the
State
Leg
recreating on the beach. The camp an old settler of Curry, died, sud­
upon the part of teachers and schol­ powder in an Illinois coal mine.
¡Mature
is
entirely
nun-political.
It
ing season is here again.
ars alike, on one side for the pains­ Two negroes killed a printer at Kansas
denly, at the residence of J. W. Crow­
Fishing has been good during the ley, on Sixes River, last Sunday is the bnaiuesH body of the state. It taking care that had been exercised as City and robbed his boQHe.
T hubsdat , May 12.
past ten days, and fishermen have morning. May 8tb, 1904. He had passes laws for the government of instructors, and on the other by the
caught nice strings of perch which been slashing for Mr. Crowley, and the people and spend* tha people'.* diligence that has been given by the The Russians blew up about $6,000.000
worth of duck improvements, warehouses at
money. Then who in this capacity pupil«.
are now coming into tbe river.
only complained a tritl« the evening
Port Dalny, to prevent them being captured
and in this Sontitorieal District can
The exercises were enjoyed by a and used by the Japanese.
John N. Luke, of Bandon, solicits before. Dr F. C. Green was called
be more safely trusted than Mr. Sher­ well tilled house, some of whom have The Japanese investment of Fort Arthur is
your trade in Bricklaying and Car in attendance, but too late. Tbe fu­
wood, who, a* a lawyer has no supe­ been residents in Bandon since the proceeding slowly aud with care.
Suits Made to Measure.
penterwork. All kinds of brick work, neral took place at the Floras Creek- rior; who, as busiuesH man has made
/nW«*“
The Acre dispate between Brazil and Peru
district
was
first
set
off
We
remem
­
Cemetery.
plastering and cement work done.
a success, aud whose character and ber that in 1886, those living in Ban­ is growing more serious, and there is rumor
irek’CHi aaorn
j
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
of another battle having been fought.
Sick beadache results from a disor-
Marshfield Sun: Tbe type-setting Steadfastness are unquestioned.
don
who
wished
to
enjoy
school
privi
Morgan engaged three millions in gold for
dered stomach, aud is quickly cured machine for the North Ben) Daily-
Further, what assurance have the
by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Evening Post, arrived yesterday on voters of Coos and Curry counties leges, had to walk almost three miles shipment to Europe. Nine millions have
just been shipped.
Tablet«. For sale by C. Y. Lowe, tbe steamer Empire. Tbe machine th it Mr C>»ke, would vote for a re to wheie the little school building
Savages, of lk»rneo. attacked colonists and A Large Stock Just
All Kinds of Goods For
Ladies' Jackets and
stood
in
the
woods,
a
half-mile
south
Druggist.
killed a hundred and twenty persons brsides
Winter Wear.
was shipped front Manchester, Con­ publican for U. S. Senator? Accord­
Capes.
Received.
of Rosa’s mill, this district then being wounding an unknown number.
Still to be found at tbe old stand is necticut. This is tbe first type-set­ ing to tbe best data obtainable he
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
united to the Two-mile district.
Bartender Lane, of Portland, paid a $150
H. A. Cox, tbe grocer, and of grocer ting machine ever brought to Coos was a “dyed in the wool" democrat
Now, a change has taken place, and fine for selling whisky to minors.
ies and provisions be keeps the beet. county aud is one of the latest un­ until about three years ago, anti in
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
F riday , May 13.
four teachers are required here to look
Russia is threatened with internal troubles
In fruit, note, candies, etc., be keeps proved machines. Tbe press and bis owu lang age, claims to have
after the training of the school, and which appear to be augmented by defeat nt
in th* fr >->t, having al vay« a fresh some of tbe other material will arive “gone out on the money question.”
on the Alliance from Portland: it is Let us examine the facts on this Bandon has built up an institution the seat of war.
stock «>mi ng io.
that is a credit to the energy rind lib
Mussulmans are murdering Armenians in
Gr s was tbe "i. >f tbe street a high speed Cottrell & Babcok ma­ question.
ernlily of tier citizens, and the youths districts of Sassoun.
Boots and Shoes
chine.
The
Post
people
expect
to
Mrs. Francis Gay was robbed of $25,000
loiterer-. Suudav evening, as a gentle­
1. He was a delegate to, and »at of the town ure reaping tbe benefit in
put
out
their
first
issue
on
tbe
16th
worth
<>f
jewelry
while
traveling
on
an
At
man n-ariog di“*’ •’■’u .tied looking
in the democratic convention which the training aud preparation they get,
lantic liner.
high lo-v» . I ,v«r lr< e along the inst.
met in 1896.
fitting them for the duties of life.
Fire started in the Day Lumber Company’s
Lawrence Miller, oldest son of
etrey* Suggeei t,s > 1 a railroad
2. The democratic state conven­
The term just closed has beeu a plant at Portland, and before it was under
Willie Miller, of Ophir, met with a tion of that year declared in favor of
magnate floated on tbe breeze.
successful one, and the exhibit Thurs control had destroyed $900,000 worth of
serious
accident at the Huston mill the " free and unlimited coinage of
property.
Tbe passenger list of tlio steamer
CONSTANTLY on HAND
day showed care and skill on the part
News was received nt Vancouver that five
Elizabeth, arriving from San Fran­ last Thursday evening. Ha was as­ silver iu the ratio of 16 to 1.” and Mr. of the pupils who did the work.
men
were
recently
killed
and
eaten
by
cau-
Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions
cisco, Tuesday, the 17tb, is as follows: sisting in handling a logon a side hill Coke “staid in," and did all in his
uibals in Admiralty Islands.
when
tbe
log
slid
suddenly,
catch
power
to
elect
his
friend
J.
W
.
Bet;
OStiU.OV
Harry Baux. Mrs M Baiix, J B Nel-
The Thibetans are reinforcing, being de­
termined to resist British advance, with all
eon, Mr and MrsS E Wright and four ing his leg between the end of the nett, who ran for Representative that
fel-
Like
as
a
gambler
regards
the
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish you, while there nre
children, Edna, Mabel, Lomas and log and a stump. Tbe leg was brok­ year on the democratic ticket against ony bill, so dors the party boss look their strength.
The value of the tramp steamers used in
en nnd the flesh badly torn and bruised Alex Stauff on tbe republican ticket
Donald, A Johnson and J Tawse.
bottling
Port
Arthur,
is
estimated
at
$1,250,-
To be bad in Dry Goods, Clothing, bhoeh
delow the knee. He wns immedi­ and Thomas Backman on the people's upon the direct primary. The move
Dr. Prenfis tbe Dentist is now on
and other goods that must be sold to maku
inent looking to this new method o* ooo.
ately taken by boat to Wed.terburn, party ticket.
The Rosebed Indian reservation in South
room for more.
bis way up the coast and will be in
and then started for Port Orford by
3. The democratic national conven­ nomination, through the initiative, Dakota is to be thrown open to settlers.
Bandon about May 31th for a short
S aturday , May 14.
wagon, accompanied by bis father, tion. which met in Chicago in July, need expect no support or counte­
stay. Tboee having dental work to
brother. M'alton and Steve Merrill 1896, made the same declaration on nance from either of the political out­ Tbe Japanese attack Fort Dalny by land
do will please write or call early for
sea.
Although three days on the road, .“ the money quostiou," aud Mr. Coke fits in the city of Portland which and
Russians lost 1500 men in Thursday’s bat­
appointment. This will probably bo
look upon the Republican party of
reaching here on Monday, Lawrence “staid in.”
tle. l'he Japs capture Kuan Tien 8ien.
Dr Preutis' last visit this summer.
the state as an institution devised
stood the trip manfully, and is mak­
The Japs claim that tbe Russians killed
4. In 1898 Mr. Coke attended, as
One of the greatest blessings a mod­ ing as good progress as could be
and maintained for their own behoof prisoners.
a delegate, the democratic county
est man can wist, for is a good, relia­ hoped for, He is at the Neygren
Seven hundred Turks and nine hundred
and emolument.
convention which met to elect dele­
ble set of bowels. If yon are not tbe hotel, and is receiving the skillful
It is up to the people. They, and Armenians were killed in fighting in Arme
gates to the state convention. He was
happy possessor of such an outfit you attention of Dr. Green.—Port Orford
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Pole« nnd Fine
Wall Paper and
they alone, without consultation nia.
An artesian spring struck in a Montana
“still io."
aud Piece«.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
can greatly improve the efficiency of Tribune.
with political “loaders,” but acting on coal mine is flooding tbe mines and stopping
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SEWING
MACHINES
AND
BABY
CARRIAGES
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5. In 189S Mr. Coke attended, as
those yon have by tbe judicious use
their own instance, and undeterred production.
a
delegate,
the
democratic
state
con
­
Mattresses and Springs.
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Nnnta i’<* BuildingCoaiit Ronil
either by hope of reward or fear of Ten million five hundred thousand dollars Cabinet Shop in Connection,
vention, which met in Portland in
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
in gold starts for Europe today.
Tablets. They are pleasant to take
punishment,
must
carry
this
re
­
San Frnncisco, May 10th. — The April that year, and “staid in.”
A hotel at Baker City, Oregon, was de­
and agreeable in effect. For sale by Santa Fe has commenced the con­
form through. They must sign the stroyed by fire.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
UNDERTAKING
6. In 1898 Mr. Coke attended tlie
C. Y. Lowe.
struction work on its road to Eureka democratic county convention which petition. They must come out in
«¥. E. Clark, of Canada, was caught in a
A
Full
Line
of
Burial
Caskets.
Burial
Robes
and
Goods,
and
Undertaking Stipplk s
At tbe primary meeting, last night, in Humboldt Co. Men have been put met that year to nominate candidates June and declare for the direct pn shaft at Oregon City, and killed.
Constantly Kept on H rik I.
A D Morse an.i S J Culver were nom­ at work boring a tunnel 1000 feet long for the county offices. The money mary. Then it will be carried, and
MA KINK.
inated for Recorder, and the following in Humboldt County, near the south­ question was tbe same and Mr. Coke placed beyond the power of commit­
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
A bbivbd .
tees to nullify or pervert. It matters
May 14.—Sehr Advance, Ogidinssen. 14
names are to be on tbe ticket for ern end of the Eureka mid Eel lliver “staid in.”
days from San Francisco, to C. M. <fc T. Co.
trustees: E Dyer, F A Mehl, Charles road. The entire route southward
7. He attended, as a delegate, the not wLat professions may be made.
May 15—Sehr Wentern Home, Welder, 17
Lorenz, J E Shield,Chris Rasmussen. from this tunnel basnet yet been defi­ democratic couoty convention which 1 he machine prefers to select its owu dafrom San Francisco. to Prosper Mill Co.
May 17—Stmr Elizabeth, Jenson, 53 hours
J N Langlois, R E L Bedillioo, J B nitely decided upon, but it will be in met in the spring of I960 to nominate , nominees —Portland Oregon.
from S hu Francisco.
county officers and elect delegates to
Marshall, J Denholm and GeoP Top­ the near future.
the state convention, which assumed
ping. Chris Raeuiusseu, Charles Lo­
The company is to build its Eureka the same position on the money ques Decoration Day Program
> RANDOM LODGK. No. 11S, A. F. A. »1 g
renz aud A G Erickson were selected road under the name of the San Fran­ lion anti Sir. Coke “staid in."
Dnndou Post and «11 cx-snldirrs are re­
8 Tho national democratic con
to solicit funds towards celebrating cisco & Northwestern Railway Com­
quested tu meet nt G A. K. Hnll, st 9:35, * 1» ANDON LODGE,No. 115,A. F A .M. ?
tbe Fourth of July, and if successful, pany, By the ownership of the Eu­ veution met iu Kansas City in July. nnd mnreb to First Street, where column ? I > Stilted oonimnnication# first Sat *
J nrdny lifter the fall nioon of each
1900, an I reaffirmation the “money
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
the Band is to take charge of the cel­ reka and Eel River line, the Santa Fe plank" of the 1896 Chicago conveu-1 will form an follow«;
« month. All Mimter Masons cordialll «
Job work Attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give RAtisfuotiuii. Brice«
«invited.
FETEK
NELSON.
W.
M.
«
1. Firing sun ad.
has valuable franchisee in the City of tion and Mr. Coke still “staid in.”
ebration.
liens »liable.
J. E. W alctbom . Sec.
2. Bandon Band
Eureka, and a strategic position in the
Now we want Mr. Coke to explaiu 3. Children with flowers
_________ Horseshoeing a. Speoia.lty______ _
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«*#
to tbe voters of Coos and Curry 4. Bandon Post and visiting comrades.
valley of the Eel River.
Bandon
Belief
Corps,
5.
<■**’*♦.»** *.*♦ *#:♦».♦#>*
People who are heavy stock and counties what position tbe democratic G. Life Saving Crew.
A
-i
Dsrtv has assumed on the “money
J IfANDilN LODGE St«,. 133, I, O.O. f r. DO YOU NEED ANY HARD WARE?
Firt
Department.
bondholders
in
the
Sauie
Fe,
Lave
Dr. H L. Huuntuu arrived Lure
question'' since the Kansas City plat­ 8. Citizens.
5 I) ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. O. E.^
Tuesday. from Portland, to locate, and bought up thousands of acres of red­ form of 1900 that has become dis­ At 10 :<M) a. m. column will march to oern-
JI) meet« every Satnidav evening.^
T-T
Oil
Tin
W* nre ®till doing bnrtinesR at 1 he Old
tasteful
to
him.
!,
is ready to answer calls. His card will wood forest. From those holdings
etery, wh*re tbe ritualistic services of Corps ¿¿Visiting brothers in good standing 4.
Stand and can please you. Give us a Call
If there has been no change of the and
,
Post will be followed as |®r ritual.
jgcordiallv invited.
M
appear next week. At present be is the Santa Fe road will get a large ami
vz.v.iAtiV. wUt
x.$:’B ab - klow . u.o. > ................ ...
L'fno.-rati'! party nx> .*he “etency AitvT •k»' dfarea hnY* I ajy - t » Jtartfiicd and *
petnnuirtit amount of traffic in addi­ question” siuce 1900, or if the dem­ taps
located at the Faeific Hotel.
sounded, column will re-form and 2 R- F bedebick , J b ., Sec.
tion to the shipments it will get from ocratic party has taken any other march to First Street, and disband for din­
> «»err##:-»/ twit«
and Farm Implements, Etc,
F ob S ale :- A Studebaker wagon:
other parties.
means to express itself ou the “mon ner.
*
9 ■*« #
if»
only tieeu in actual use about three
ey question" than by its national Afternoon prograrawill commence prompt­
Now is the time to purchase Hardware. The nndersigned litis
DlMBBtrens Wreck.
Court Queen of tlie Forest No. 17,
months; is io perfect condition. En­
platform, please explain it to tbe ly at 2:00 o’clock, standard time, in Kime's I
in
stock a large assortnient of
Fopettier* of Anie I ch .
quire of J. S. Tilton, six miles south ( Carelessness is responsible for voters of Coos and Curry counties. Hall.
Sons bv choir.
Y'HH’HT QUEEN of the FOKES J :
of Baodou, or at this eflice.
many a railway wreck and tbe Haim» If you are unable to explain in tbe 1.
2. Prayer bv chaplain.
Vj No. 17. meet« Fridnv night i f each'
manner above requested, please ex
Nation's ■I week, in Concrete Hall. Bandon. Oregon
causes are making human wrecks of plain on what phase of tbe “money 9. Decimi)
______ tien.
____ - h*m, “The
____________
Whoopin* Cough.
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Dead,’’ by H im Winn*« McNair.
A
cordial welcome is extended to all vis­
sufferer« from Throat and Lung trou­ question" you “ went out.”—Coquille 4. O. A. R. Service.
iting brothers.
J. E. FIbHEK,
5. Readin* of Lincoln's Address At Get­
“Io the spring of 1901 my children bles. But since tbe advent of Dr. Bulletin.
J. N. L amouoir .
Chief Hanger.
Pa I nt a. Oil". Oo«r"
Wimlaw".
tysburg.
Fin. Secretarv.
had whooping cough," says Mrs. D. King's New Discovery for Conaump
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
6. Oration by Mr. K. C. Lee.
Curd of Tlninki
7 Non*. “God be with You Till we Meet
W. Capps, of Capps, Ala. “I used tion. Couglia and Colds, even tbe
Again.”
Chamberlain'« Cough Remedy with worst caw* cao be cured, and bope-
Through the medium of the
_
8 Benediction.
O- T- Blumenrother
The Bandon Hardware Man.
the moat satisfactory results. I think l««evH resignation is do longer Deces- don R ecorder , the nndersigned de­ It is earnestly requested that all turn out
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
thia it the best remedy I have ever sary. Mrs. Lois Cragg af Dorcbea sire to express their thanks ami ap­ and observe this day, May 30th. as a day of
preciation to their many friends and
® Filings and Final proof« nisde on Home
>GKO. F. TUFFINO,
seen for whooping cough.” This rem­ ter. Ma««., is "one of many wboae life neighbors for their kind services and ruonrnin* for tbe nation'« dead, and not a Mead«, riinberClaim* and other L\ S. Lands
day of pleasure.
Wrenshall & Wrensh ll,
edy keeps the cough looae, lessens the was saved by Dr. King's New Dis sympathy during the sickness and fu
ATTORNEY
AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW
Money
Loan«
Negotla'rd
og
Approve«!
Memorial services will be held on Sunday.
severity and frequency of the cough-1 covery. This «rreat reinady is guar­ ner^l of the late Mrs August Carlson, May 22d. in the M. E Church. Discohme by Security.
X1H>
ing spalls, and counteracts any ten anteed for all Throat and Long dis wife and mother, assuring them that Comrade Meyers. Tbe different denomina­ Office in room 10 Reverie Building, Ban­
NOTAKY PUBLIC.
♦a feel grateful for their Hid. and will
don. Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
dency toward pneumonia. For sale ease by C, Y, Lowe Druggist. Price bold them in esteemed I remembrance. tions are requested to u^et with uHon this
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LOCAL NEWS
Notts
RACKET STORE
J. Denholm
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Dry Goods of Every Description
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Boots & Shoes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Fall and Winter Goods.
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
N.
T .(»RENZ'S STORE
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Now is the time to buy.
Other bargains
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds-
I. C. Shields & Son,
& Wagon
IsZEa,lcers.
Dr. Houstoi is here.
Stoves, Ranges
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware,
A. McNAIR,
Photographers,
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