Bandon recorder., May 26, 1904, Image 1

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BANDON,
Volume XX.
LOCAL NEWS
‘T’hoto” Buttons, 10 to IScts, m
Wrenshall's Gallery.
Seed Wheat, Oats, Corn ami Barley
at Sanderson Brothers’ Store.
S. J. Culver returned home last
week from a visit to Roseburg.
Bring your wool to Sanderson Bros
Highest market price guaranteed.
J. T. Mars and wife returned home
last Saturday from a visit to Marsh­
field.
The machinery for the Coquille
Steam Laundry arrived last week on
the steamer Elizabeth.
A J. Sherwood returned from Cur­
ry County last wook, ami is campaign­
ing in the Bay district this w«*ek.
Mrs. Geo. Gehrig and son took pass­
age to San Francisco, ou th« steamer,
Elizabeth, to visit friends in Califor­
nia.
Miss Alma Nelson was a passenger
on the steamer Elizabeth to San Fran­
cisco, and inny spend several months
in California before returning.
John N. Luke, of Bandon, solicits
yot.r trade in Bricklaying and Car­
penterwork. All kinds of brick work,
plastering and ement work done.
The st earn er Elizabeth is due bige
about Saturday.. E. T Kruse, owner
of the vessel is expected to come
up on her for a visit to the Coquille.
Sick headache results from a disor­
dered stomach, ami is quickly cured
by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by C. Y. Lowe
Druggist.
.E. S. Desn was looking after bis
political interests here last week. He
will be likely to come off second best
at the polls, as T. J. Thrift has a
heavy percentage on the office.
We neglected to mention in our last
issue that A. G. Hoyt had gone as a
delegate to’tlieCraud Lodge, I.O.G.F
which met at Astoriat last week. He
would also visit friends at Cottage
Giove.
Still to be found at the old stand is
H. A. Cox, the grocer, and of grocer
ies and provisions he keeps the best
In fruit, nuts, candies, etc., bo keeps
in the front, having always a fresh
stock coming in.
The baseball season i? on nnd Ban­
don Hnd Two-utile seem to have a
league all to themselves. Last Sun­
day Bamlon haJ a winning and the
Sqniay preceding was Two mile's
day. No gate receipts.
Dr. Premia the Dentist is now on
his way up the coast and will be in
Bandon about May 31th for a short
stay. Those having dental work to
do will please write or call early for
appointment. This will probably be
Dr I’rentis’ last visit this summer.
The steamer Elizabeth sailed for
San Francisco last Friday. Follow­
ing is the passenger list : Mr and Mrs
M E Leonard and son, Miss Alma
Nelson, 11 B Ray. Maud Ray, Lyle
Ray, B H Vermillion, Miss Surah
Faliy, Mrs (loorgo Gehrig and son
Fred.
Hon. R
Coke were in town Thursday evening
on their way to Rogue River. Mr.
Hume ba«l come into Coos Bay on the
gasolene schooner Berwick a «lay or
two before and was on his way home
accompanied by Mr. Coke who is try­
ing to ingraft himself into the good
grace of the voters.
One of the greatest blessings a mod
eat man can wist, for is a good, relia­
ble set of bowels, if you are not the
happy possessor of such an outfit yon,
can greatly improvo the efficiency of
those yon have by the judicious nse
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are pleasant to take
and agreeable tn effect. For sale by
C. Y. Lowe.
F or S ale A span of Bulls; 6 feet
it inches and 6 feet lo inches, respec­
tively. Enquire of J. H. Tucker.
Baudon, Oregon.
L eft In Mnnck'a Had, the night
of the School Entertainment, a plain
black capo, silk lined. Ownei will find
same at this office.
F ob S ale :- A Studebaker wagon:
only been in actual nse about three
months; is in perfect condition. En­
quire of J. S. Tilton, six miles south
of Bandon, or at this office.
Whoopins Cough.
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‘‘In tho spring of 1901 my children
had whooping cough,” says Mrs. D.
W. Capps, of Capps, Ala. ’‘I used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with
the most satisfactory results. I think
this ia the best remedy I have ever
eeeo for whooping cough " This rem­
edy keeps the cough loose, lessens tbo
severity and frequency of the cough
ing spells, ami counteracts any ten
deucy toward pneumonia. For sale
|>y C. Y Lowe.
Monday, June 6th, is the State
election.
Woolsacks and Butter kegs at
Sanderson Bros’.
Ehler H L. Holt will deliver the
Memorial oration at Dora next Mon­
day.
John Curran, of Myrtle Point, was
among the visitors in Bindon last
bight.
.
Chris Beyerle has purchased W.J.
Peterson’s Louao and lot on Fourth
Street.
OREGON:
The Coast Mail received a Typo
setting machine last week.
BiugeP Herman is reported h jme
again from Washington.
Sheriff Gidtier is in town, todny,
looking after his interests in this part
of the politics! field.
J. II. Gauntlett, has been seriously
ill for several days, but took a turn
for Jim better, Tuesday, and is im­
proving slowly.
THURSDAY,
MAY
J. S. Cok» WM in town Tuesday
evening, returning from Lis campaign­
ing tour of Curry County.
E.N. IH- hw ' m Record.
We give below an extract from the
Port Orford Tribune, of li>01, which
indicates the sort of record made by
E. S. Dean, present Republican can­
didate for Assessor of Coos County,
when lie was Assessor of Curry. Af­
ter reviewing the trouble previously
ciiiisad by careless metbi <ls of other
assessors, the Tribune says:
We have examined the work of our
present assessor, for this year, and
find the roll not only neat, clean, and
plainly written, but tiud that be lias
taken great pains to straighten out
tangled descriptions, afidTo Hssess all
real estate to the rightful owners,
having by hard work and great pa­
tience made plain and Comirehensive
present ownership township plates,
which are of great value and should
be kept up by future Assessors. Mr.
Dean has evidently performed his
duty'well, and «although some errors
may yet appear, he has taken the
course which the law contemplates,
and which will lead to future correct
and business like assessments of the
county, as regards ownership and de- !
scription of real property. With a[ i
correct and proper assessment of the
county, there will be little complaint
against .the sheriff on account of er­
rors in delinquent tax sales.
26,
1901
Number 21.
At til© Little
Important News Notes
T ofsday , May 17.
The Japanese forces are pressing forward
and are almost within atrikiug distance of
Mukden.
The Russian forces have evacuated Niu
Chwnng, and will fall back to°Liau Cheng-
Safe crackeis at Billinas, Mont., gut away
with cash and jewelry valued nt $350, and
notes and checks to amonut of $8,000.
Bertram Nauelschmidt, a cashier of a New
York furnit me cumpauy, has einbezzeled
$13.000 of the Company’s funds.
ReptibUcuns of San Salvador nnd Guata-
mala are importing large amounts of arms
in preparation of war.
A gold suoff box, a memento of former
days, sold in London for $5250.
The Bandon Band has a bid to go
to Coquille to play fora rally,'June
Ned Clark, of Northern Curry, was 2ml. They will decide tonight.
Bandon will have a big celebration
doing business in town today, having
! .Tu'v 4th,under the anspieea of tho F.
arriv -d yesterday.
W bdmbsdat . May 18.
The Russians now admit that a Japanese
A secoml hand De Lava) Separator ■ D. Band. Over ?20() has been raised
submarine boat sank the Russian ilagship
for sale at Saud<-rsou Bro«. Cheap. for the occasion.
Petropavlovsk.
Rev. Hnndsakr-r, of Coquille, held
Good as new. Capacity 6(M) pounds
Heavy explosions were heard at Port Ar­
services in thia town Tuesday and
an hour.
thur by a passing vessel, and it is thought
that the Russians were destroying their ves­
George Welch of Lam pa Creek anil Wednesday evenings, in the interest
sels Htid docks.
Miss Bonnie Sell of Riverton were of the Christian Church.
The Russian forces at Port Arthur send
Captain Johnson and crew of the
married at Coquille ou Wednesday of
dispatches out now by Chinese runners.
tug Triumph, have been overhauling
last week.
The Democrats carried the city election at
Denver by a large majority.
Storer Pierce was in town last Fri­ their vessel, repainting and putting
The Belgian-American liner, Friesland,
day fishing for votes. Storer is the! her in ahipshnne for service.
broke her shaft off the coast of Ireland, and
Republican nominee from Curry for
Charles I Kime has boon doing the
had to have a tug sent to take her to port.
joint representative.
«craping act on thosteamer Antelope,
An express messenger was attacked in the
chi - by a sea lion that escaped from its box
E O. Potter, Republican n >tninee j this we»k, getting her in condition to
wbilo being transported to St. Louis, and
for District Judge, arrived here yes­ receive a new fronting of paint.
bad to shoot the animal.
terday evening ami passed on down
Chas. E. Dietz, an honored fritizen
T hursday , May 19.
into Curry witbou) delay.
of Myrtle Point and a pioneer of Coos
Japan lost two fine waisbips of C51 nlen.
The Yoshina collided with the Kasuga off
Richard Jones cut his left hand se- County, died at his home Sunday
Puit Arthur in a fog and sank, only 90 of
v«-rely,'ast Monday, with an axe while J morning, age«) 71 years,9 mouths and
her crew being saved. '1 lie Hatsuse explod­
splitting wood. The injury will lay 15 days.
ed h Russian mine and sank carrying 441
men men to death.
him off work for some time.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. H. Nosier, of Co­
Japanese marines were taken ashore al
The main building nt the County quille, have returned after a year's
Tiie Town Election.
lower Hill. They destroyed four miles of
Infirmary bnrm-d do-vn last week, fire absence in California ami a visit to
Monday being the Fourth Monday, railroad and capturtd a Russian train.
hiving ignited from a defective ,lue. the Willamette valley, from whence
Bandits in Morocco have carried off tin
in May, was town election dny, and American citizen named Pcrdicares, and his
Most of the contents of the bnildtng they came in from Roseburg.
i
the Northwest wind, which prevailed stepson, who is a British subject, from Tan­
burned. The building w is insure.!
Tho northwest wind «bowed up in
on I hat occasion, was of a frosty na gier, and are holding them for ransom. The
for #350.
great shape Monday and Tuesday.
ture Hnttitvpe of the condition of de­ I'mted States or Great Britian will probably
H. A. Iross returned home last On Monday it. was nnnanally cold,
send a warship to Morocco.
feated candidates. However in tbo
San Francisco highbinders stabbed a Chi­
Thursday evening, cured of the trou­ ami bad the touch of the icebergs
case of those who were put up from nese widow in Ban Francisco, and another
ble which took biiu to Portland, which from whence it seemed to omnnato.
which to select a town board, it would war is imminent in ('hiuatown between op­
was caused by Laving his lip burl ou
Robert Burn«, Democratic candi­ have been impossible to have made a posing factious.
the inside, and theu poisoned by con date for Joint R>pre-‘ ntntiveof Coos
F riday , May 20.
bad selection, hs any combination
An army of 32,000 Cossacks made a col­
tact with bis teeth. He is feeling ami Curry, was Imre last eight look­
that could have been chosen, would umn of 20.000 Japanese fall back on Feng
very milch better.
ing after liis political interests, and have been of honorable meu who Wang Cheng. The Japs report that they
Mr. ami Mrs. W. W. Davis, of Co passe«! on to exhibit at other points. would have looked well after tlie retreated rapidly, in good order.
qnille, lost a son from stomach trou­
Corea removes her mask apd all sem­
The conveniences of tho fire depart- town’s needs, beuco when so much
ble, last week, the did I being nearly tnenl « ere augmented during the week good timber is available, defeat hud blance of neutrality is gone. She is Japan's
three years old. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Divis by a new hose cart received from no sting in it as but six men could lie ally.
Russian Losses at. Kin Chow were over 300.
are the parents of the young man Portland, capableof carrying 750 feet chosen out of the twelve that were
45 battalions of Japanese troops were
that was drowned nt the wharf there of hose. This adds to the effective­ put in nomination.
landed at Liao Tung peninsula.
about three months ago.
A British torpedo boat was sent from Gib-
ness of the means with which to fight
l'he
vole
was
lavga
there
being
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Coquille Bulletin: John Rowan had fire should tbo occasion arise. The ballots cast which is, wo believe, the ralter as a result of the kidnapping Perdic-
aris and bis stepson, Cromwell Varley.
the misfortune on Tuesday of lust new cart cost §170 delivered here.
the greatest nnmhar cast at any town
The Cottage Grove sawmill was closed by
week to break bis leg while slashing
election held here. Below is tb<> result attachment of Portland creditors.
From Portland comes the report that re­
on liis ranch ou Hall’s Creek. A bent'
of the election, the successful candi­
tree which be bad cut, sprang back
date« being marked- by a star follow peaters have been registering in severe j
wards.
and struck him ou the leg below the! The
IS ing the name.
A tremendous explosion was heard at Che
knee, breaking both bones. He was prepnr ng to give a concert tn Kime’s
For Town Recorder
foo in the direction of Fort Arthur, the cans®
getting along us well as could lie ex­ Hall, Saturday evening. June 4th.
being unknown.
A. D Morse*.......................... '..69
S aturday , May 21.
pected at last report.
Arrangements ¡.re well under wav
S. J. Culver.................................41
The fine new. Russian warship, Bogatyr.
Elder E. Keeler, of San Francisco, end Hie entertainment will consist io
For Town Trustees’
strand« d on the rocks off Vadivostok and
who arrived here some two weeks ago, vocal and instrumental music, and
Elbert Dyei*................
.. .89
was blown up to k<ep her from falling into
F. A. Mehl*’..................
left Monday to join Elder H. L. Holt the management is arranging to give
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the hands of the Japs.
The Japs took Kai Chow and drove the
./58
at Myrtle Point. While here Ehb-r spice to the occasion by introducing
R. E. L. Bedilliou*...
Russians back toward Niu Chwang.
Keeler preached a series of able dis some dramatic features.
...56
Chris Rasmussen*
Spotted fever is epidemic at New York.
The members of the band have
courses, proving that be was very fa-
Charles Lorenz*...
. .53
Nearly one hundred deaths have occured
from it during the week.
ipiliar with the contents of the Bible. proven their ability to entertain and
J. N. Langlois.........
...44
Chicago is going to celebrate Julv 4th on
Ho and Elder Holt will work togeth­ the coining occasion promises to be
Geo. P. Topping...
...47
an elaborate scale. Piesident Roosevelt is
to
be there.
no
exception
to
other
efforts.
The
er iu the missionary field.
.. .38
J. B. Marshall ....
Cloud bursts in Colorado have drowned
Program
will
appear
next
week.
J.
C.
Shield
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36
The old Board of Trustees are de­
several persons and done damage amounting
to a million or more dollars. The loss of
J. Denholm................................ 28
termined to leave the town affairs in
i'liolco Brick
life would have been great but for timely
There were about a dozen voters warning along the water courses.
good shape when they step down and
Three persons were seriously hurt and
J. Henry Schroder, of Arago, is that got in too late to vote and besides
ont, although, perhaps, the treasury
nine more slightly injured in a wreck on the
will be almost depleted too. They turning out n first class article of these there were about a dozen more Denver Rio Graude railway.
M onday . May 23.
are having a sixty-foot tower con­ brick ftoir, bis plank at that place, voters that were out of town and did
Rumor states that the Japanese stormed
structed in which 'o bang and dry the said to be the l>e-t article of the kind not come in to cast their ballots.
Port Arthur again and that they were
hose, ami besides this, they have bad ever maun fact n red in Coos. He sent
checked with heavy loss. Loss stated at
15,000
men.
the Towu Hull building treated to a a sample intended for the R ecorder
Bl. Petersburg reports several Japanese
fresh coat of paiut. A. G. Erickson office, but some party, it seems, took
transports lost during a typhoon.
Bandon Post and all ex-soldiers are re­
A Russian cruiser was damaged at Kron­
a fancy to it, and the brick failed to
is the artist.
quested to meet at G. A. R. Hall, at 9:35, stadt by an explosion in the bunkers, killing
R. M. Hayter arrive«! here last Fri­ reach its destination. If it had been and march to First Street, where column ten stokers and damaging the vessel.
Two thousand pounds of contraband
day from Gray’s Harbor, to visit his a gold brick we should not have been will form as follows;
opium was seized at Seattle.
1. Firing squad.
father and other relatives. Dick, as surprised; but as it was not, the par
1 wo men were killed and five injured by
Bindon Band.
3. Children with flowers.
be is familiarly called, has been ab­ ty who captured it must Lave consid
An explosion in a fireworks manufactory at
4. Bandon Port hnd visiting comrades.
Camden, N. J.
sent from Coos for about three years, ered it a valuable article.
5. Bandon Relief CoYps.
The war aspect in Thibet is taking a grave
6.
Life
Saving
Crew.
a part of winch time he has spent in Blend Crushed by Fulling Tree
turn. Colonel Younghusband may have to
7. Fire Department.
retire,
in which case there is danger of trou­
Alaska. He thinks that territory of­
8. Citizens.
ble on the whole British frontier.
A
man
named
Wedekamper
was
At 10:00 a. in! column will march to cem-
fers good opportunities for making
MARINE.
money, and will very probably return seriously and probably fatally injured cterv. wh«re the ritnalistio services “f Corps
A brivkd .
Ibis afternoon, while engaged io cut­ anti Post will be followed as ¡-er ritual.
there in the future.
May 19—Sehr Berwick, Jacobson, 5 hours
After thn er ives have been decorated and
ting wood on H SeogatackeD’s lend
taps sounded, column will re-form and from Coos Bay.
The jovial countenance of Taylor
SAILED.
near town, in company with J. W. march to First Street, and disband fordin
Siglm shone in this locality last Sun­
May 20—Stror Elizabeth, Jenson, to 8. F.
Davis.
ner.
day while that gentleman whs looking
Mav 21—Gasolene sehr Berwick, Jacobson,
Afternoon programwill commence prompt­
The wind blew down a tree which
to Rogue River.
after the vulnerable places in the for
o’clock ‘ftand/ud. tin-ff. to
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: k ly
"Mav —Aeur Vf extern iiou»b, V, uidi r, ‘je.
tress of his political opposition for the
Hall.
Sa.i Francisco.
refuge tinder an old snag, which was
f.
Sons
bv
choir
May —Behr Ruby. Kortb, to S. F.
honor of Sheriff of Coos County,
struck by the fulling tree and caught
2 Pravcr bv chaplain.
Taylor is the Democratic candidate
3. !>t elnni tion. Poem, “The Nation’s
the unfortunate man's head, fractnr Dead, bv Mies Winnie McNair.
for Sheriff, aod was interviewing the
4. (». A. IL S* tv ice.
ing the skull ami otherwise badly in-
voters and renewing ol 1 acquaintances
5. Reading of Lincoln’s Address at Get
ijnring hie head. Dr. McCormic was tyflburg.
1ANDON LODGE,No. UK,A. F A -M.
Taylor is one of the best-known mon
Ì Stated conimunicatioiiM firm Sat,
called, and the man was brought to 6. < Iration bv Mr. R. < Lee.
after the full moon of each
J
nrday
Hong.
“
God
be
with
You
Till
we
Meet
7.
in Coos County, and being a man uf
! town, where ha lie« iu a precarious Again.’’
< month- All Master Masons cordially
good business ability ami integrity,
FLI ER NELSON, W. M.
invited.
8 Benediction,
condition.—Coast Mail.
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It is earnestly requested th.at all turn out * J. E. W aixtro M. Nec.
will make, not only a speedy race, but
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Open
Letter,
and
observe
this
dav,
May
30th,
as
a
cxy
of
an officer who has been tried ami found
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ly
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C. Timmons, of Asteria, arrived
Memorial *ervic“fl will be held on Sundsv.
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here last wo«‘k and spent several days taken with diarrhoea, hh <1 so sever«« May 22d.in »he M- E Church. Discourse by ip ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. O. I. »
Comrade
Moyers.
The
different
denoroina-
'
meet«
»very
naturdxv
evriiiri|i.
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in town, leaving again ou Monday were the pains that we called a physi­
tions nre requested to meet with us on this ^Vlxitilig brothers in good «landing <
«cordially invited.
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morning Mr. Timmons came down cian who prescribed for ns, but his day, at 11 o’clock, a. m.
N. E. BARKLOW. N. G. f
to look after some unfinished bnsiness medicines failed to give any relief. A
By request of Committee.
R. FnKurmcx, .Is. Bee.
and his interests Imre. While here friend «lio bad a bottle of Cbamls-r
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would build a cannery at North Bend Remedy on band, gave each of us a U. S. Coiamiaionerand Notary Public y, Court Que^a of the Forest No. 17,
ami he replie«! tfeat he ha«i said noth­ dose, amiwe at once felt the effects
F«»rri»t<-n» <»f Ante ica.
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that nature, and that there was no the enttr* contents we were entirely
No. 17 meet. I ik I hv nipht < f eacl;<
Security,
<«week. m Concrete Hall. Band«-n. Ore,-« n <
grounds for it. He remarked that cure I HI« a wonderfnl remedy, and
Olli
in room 10 Reyerle Bnildinff, Han fr I cordial w.-lconie is extended to all via- <
♦iting hrother«.
J. I. FISHER,
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water sufficient for such industries should be found in every h'>tiM*old. (T bd
. Residence on Botte Creek. (We«on.
.1 N. L aholoib .
Chief Hunger. >
was net available al t^at place. Mr. H. (?. Ba ley.V.litor. T»s remedy is
All kln<1s of Real I
b«<^;ht an
Fin. Mecretarv.
Timmons will return ngqpi in August for sale by (’. Y. I.*«, lS'>ggi<t.
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yon may find just what you want. If you do, be assured the price is right.
We sell for cash but give bottom prices and honest dealing.
We carry Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, Books, Stationery, Notions.
Glassware and Lampe.
Each week our windows will give you a few prices that are Trade
Winners.
Below are some good values.
Ladies' Embroidered Silk Chiffon Collars, $.40.
Ladie«’ Black Skirts, $ 80 and $1.50.
Ladies' Shopping nnd Wrist Bags. (>% by 10 inches, Imitation Leather, very fine, $.50.
Men's Soft Bosom Percale Dress Shirt, $.60.
Men's White Laundered Shirts, $1.00.
Men's Half Hose as cheap as $.05 a pair.
Men's Shield Bows, Teck Scarfs, etc., from $.05 to $.30.
We will be pleased to have voa call and get prices on Dishes, Glassware, Notions, etc.,
at any time, whether you wish to buy or not. You will alwav^fiud Qs in at
THE RACKET.
J. Denholm
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Suits Made to Measure.
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
Fall and Winter Goods.
A Large Stock Just
Received.
Ladies* Jacket« and
All Kind, of Good. For
Capes.
Winter Wear.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes
T GRENZ'S STORE
X.
Band Concert.
Decoration Day Program
CONSTANTLY on HAND
A Large Stock of Fresh .Groceries and Provisions
Now is the time to buy.
will be disposed of at prices that will astonish yoo, while there are
Fin T1 fyQ 1 Td To he had in Dry Goods, Clothing, bhoea
UlA-X gjCLlLXO
Bnj omer goods that must be gold to luak»
room for more.
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Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds*
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper nnd
and Pn-ces.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
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Furniture Repairing and Saw filing a Specialty.
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UNDERTAKING
Giass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
A Full Line of Burial Caskets. Burinl Robes nnd Goods, nnd Undertaking Supplies
CouHtantly Kept on Hnnd.
BANDON FURNITURE COIT/NY.
J. C. Shields & Son,
Bla-clsismittL & Wagon
TsZE^kiers.
Wagens of all tanda matte to order.
Job work attended to promptly and nil work punrnnteed to give Batisfaotion.
Reiisrnnble.
Horseshoeing
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Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc,
Now is the time to purchase Hardware.
in stock a inrge assortment of
The undersigned has
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware%
Glassware, Crockery and Miners' Supplies.
Paint*, Oil», floor* mid Window«.
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man,
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Fir© Insurance.
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