52 Times a year for $2.
I 52 Times a year for $2.
Volume XX.
BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, J 904
Number 30.
LOCAL NEWS.
"Photo" Buttons. 10 to
WroosluiU'8 Gallery.
locta. at
T. J. Slillwell. of North Bend, i
cnonn.r f.,u .uo1.o
" " ,v lu
e
. .....,, n..u
days m town
J. Denholiii has just received ao
flecHtit line of Dress mo.!s for Fall
and Wiutr wnr.
Mrs. John Lamont has ben seri
ou-ly ill for h fw days, but is getting
souHkliiit betUT again.
Mrs C H Patterson aud father
went to M.rtp Point last Monday
to visit her sisier Mrs tid Kight.
Fri Suhn, left bn. a fe,v
ego for Riddles wnere. he will visit
reiaiives ana renew old associations.
John Blacklock. who has been visit
ing at Port Orford for some weeks, re-
turned home the latter part of last
M'tt
1
" v
David R. Rice of Rosebnrg who
has hetu stopping heie for the lMt
two weets left for Myrtle l'oiut yes-
.. - . ....
terday.
J. V. Filter and L. C. Gibson have
been building an addition on the
Chinese quarters of Timmous canne-
ry and reoaring the roof.
Frank Ponieiov arrived here yester
day from Gardiner, having been trans
f erred from the Umpqna life-saviug
station to ths station here.
Mrs. Hearl Curtis and her sister,
Miss Grace Hoyt, and Miss Alma
Nelson were passengers up from Snnr,!,,t lu uir Piir,,1 a
Francisco on tho steamer Elizabeth,
r Elirnbnth
this trip.
Any one needing work done in car
pentering, brick masonry, plastering,
cetoentini:, concrete work, painting
and paper hanging, will do well to
call on J N. Luke. Bandon.
For Mowers, Hay rakes aud auy
thing in tbe hardware line call on
William Gallier. Also persons in
want of fruit jars will lind him well
supplied iu all that they need.
Still to be fouud at the old stand is
H. A. Cox, the grocer, and of irrocor
ies art provisions he keeiis.thjp best
In ffnt, tints, can"ies etc., he keeps
in the front, having always a fresh
stork coming in.
Robert E. L. Be.tilliu returned
home last Tbms.h.y fveninir from a
visit to .Sau Frnnet-.ro and Eureka,
and there has been "olen Mills in
the Hi'r ver siu.e. and we expect that
something lU'-r lanild will mx-ii
appear.
F Homing ih y i o I'j ''. " -pi--
ger :i t ij J-i--t-' i .
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Ii:iM. i i- i k . ir- it H M 5:
B L :.ti, V: F!..t at..; K
siti Vs l.-r.
ZMI Clif ill
4Mf'- HIr! "'
lr-?u rrt:a-1 Uoui- itj tfnuj--i
Aliw- l?l.ra V u-r. v.bo hj bt- i
it .NoilSi J :ti f-r fc-oiuc liuis-. rativ-
cc tt vciiitt a.:sd i-t j-f tet-tsny
liZA:ti. f
vwentagr. on lij:' i-:-an'r
f.r Himi Fr-titcict. mi a vjU to
''Uii'-d iu th' c;;y sy :ms- is-.'-r,
ait--!
cutWf; hi that t'ia-t!.
j Vu.:dni-r. f ibis So:& tvtll hnve a
rotiiii! tneetiuu at CVqoilff Ci3 . i;U
iirlh, Aug. Gth. Woouiim-h fria
every cauip U Co- s and l,Yr coun
ties Will be ore-i u. i w.W i:.,di !"-
rauiemetjts f r i l ii;!i. a a. :. !; .
initiation iu tJ-o- l.'oni.u in il. nei
future. General Uru.sijiZi'i Ticli-uii
Will hav.i tun W O W htnLs olli-:e iu
this couniy for the next mx itmnibs.
Organizer J. Cuyan of Denver will
work with the camps of Coos am :
Curry during th L'g campaign
Mvrtle Point Enterprise.
'.Vool Wanted. The Bandon Com
mercial Co. will pay the highest price
for wool.
SAY!!
If yon cannot find what yon want
anywhere else io town, come to the
RACKET
Maybe we have one left, if so. the
price will please yon.
Our stock is small, but the goods
are of a good quality, and the prices
are right.
We make ''Cash Buying" an object
to the purchaser, at tbe
H. A. Cox keeps wheat and shorts
fc r suh
Ur tteorg-e D. Elgin was a viBitor
f ... ' .,7
in iuwu jLuurHiiHv ihhl on im vav
i iu ii i i
jMWuuuj; urh nu meir wen near
TlTJco A I ... n XT,, I., l. I I
Muui wuii iiiiw ufuu
iMimp relatives m uaKland, Ualifor
nia. lor spveral weeks, returneil homo
1
Mrs. J.C. Snooks, of Coquille, with
her siser Mrs. Grigg and her little
ones, and her niece Mis Enid Reesor,
are spending the week in Bandon. A
Dr. Geojge Knssoll, of Coqnille,
caiue down yesterday to aaeiRt Dr.
Hou-ton perform an operation, which
is to te pprformed today. Smith
Wylie is i he tiiilject.
M i,d AT A nfi,tt r
qn.lhs ho lu.rt a oico litll. rn.id.ma.
constructed, in Dunhams' Addition to
Daudon, movurt into their new home
1lHt Monday, nnd are now numbered
wi,u tue Baudoniaus.
A perpetual show. or wharf exhibit,
!. t.
1 1 iiu inner a r t-c tt v tsr r 1 -v t
I u t Anuviuii. 111 lilt? YfellV (II
51 onn? man who opens up the circus
1 1... .1
wiien conecuons reaeu hfty cents, and
. 1 1. 1 v I
iue uiu-jump act. ova plunge
,n, 'he river. Are there any more
snf,K',r I'ss ah.ng.
Uupo. of r loras Creek, was
m
10 tMWn yterday, having brought up
a load of butler for shipment. He
took back a lot of dimension shingles
with which to do some repairing upon
his house. Hh also took a number of
butler barrels back with him.
Mrs. Pearl Curtis, of Three Rivers,
Calif., arrived here last Monday on a
i ..:.,: i i. . . r . i r
IT rau-vl' Hni1 W,M ProbaOIy stfly til'
October. She was accompanied by
her sister. Grace, who has hee:i visit
ing with her for some months past.
The Bandon Fire Department Band
will give a ball on Friday evening,'
August 26th, in connection with the
G. A. K. Encampment, which takes
place August 24th to 2Gth, at this
place. A big time is in anticipation,
and ample arrangements are made fur
dining the dancers.
r? t e o r .t
Itev. J. b. Secnst of the German.
. ,
Bunch, a Seventh Day Adveiiliatwill
eommi'ine a debate atMvrtle Point
next Monilay niht.the subject under
discussion being, wliether the Sabbath
of Exudns, 20th chapter, is binding
or not on present worshipers, and
wliether the ten Commandments are
fulfilled or not.
Photography Notice.
I have opened the photo gallery
v- 'mi ar- he Bernard gallery and
iM h -h-iie uf the publir patronage.
. -h n.ritieed and money re-
if i:s ..iti-tied.
5 li-i --uui"'ed.
Gtve me a
G. P. Stewart.
Dentist- Now Here.
Dr J. v"ojf.i5 Snooks the Coqnille
df-iiisi. jsniwd li.ie Tneslay, and
V,I?S "('5i'-',!J: J-th- He is pre
ill the
? ft "
gai JiiH'.-es sat isfac-
il,Hi
C.dl il' OD. ilit I U!iike tSates.
The
Mils Arjii '-n lie union of the
I '..-. '..'.5i:.ty Piou-er and Historical
S.n-;e;y will ne held at North Bend on
August 15it,, 11)04,
iviit Tfii-iirili Seriously Hurt
A J i : Thru-b, unploved on the
ii logins' ranch where J. E Fitzger
aid met with such a horrible accident
.asi Tuesday morning, was brought to
ur.Mi in almost tbe same predicament
e-terday noon. Though ThrushV
.i jurirs are not so serious as were
hose of his employer, it is a remark
able coincidence that they are of ex
actly the same nature and that the
accident occured at the very spot
which mnrks the scene of the other,
n t yet a week old.
When Mr. Fitzgerald was hurt ho
fell from the top of his baru where
he was putting up a pulley to be
used in hauling hay into the loft,
when Thrush was injured he was at
work putting the hay into tho loft
and stood at the very spot where
Fitzgerald had fallen. The same
pulley which Fitzgerald was hanging
is the pulley which dropped with
such disastrous results to Mr Thrush
yesterday afternoon.
Just how either accident ocenrred
is not exactly known. It is simply
known that the block fell striking
Mr. Thrush upon the head inflicting
a very ugly scalp wound and dentine
tbe skull. He was brought to town
late yesterday evening and is now at
the hospital where his wound have
been dressed and be is under the care
5f Dr. Horfall. Coast Mad.
Snow Drift Flour at Donbolra's.
G. W. Bash ford, of Med ford. Ore-
con, was in Baodon this week.
AU uauana WM nPttny are sun
oh. t.j. , ....
... ..... .
i7Hiryvme, witu lair prospector snc
- cphh. This company says little but
Rnwu..,.n r.nrf .o ,wQ...,;r. r
it for tlwir effurls lo dcvolop the ro
wources of the country.
Port. Orford Tribune: The railroad
survey has now reached a point south
of John Fromm'a residence, lmvinrr
passed to the east of Humbug moun-
1 7 ---0
ta,n "he present survey will, in all
probability, connect with the survey
Heretofore made from Humboldt north
to Chptco, in soniberu Curry. This
will make a complete const lino snr
"iJf'Sl"!,.?":
co. The rond will evidon tlv hp built
in due course of time, probably with
10 tUe ntxl uve or vears.
The Woolen Mills.
1 mi it? 1 v
in V AAlnn f I I 1 - ; t i
is
still on. ami at present seems to have
a better outlook than usual R EL
tfe.lilhou haH g(.no to San Francisco
on business presumably cminnptnd
with the venture, and we look forward
to a successful termination ofthe prop
osiuon.
Ordinance Xo. 5 J).
This is an Ordinance entitled an Or.
dinance to prohibit live stock from
runuing at large within the corpo
rate limits of the Towu oi Bandon,
in the County of Coos, and State of
Oregon; and to regulate tho rnn -
niug at large of live stock within
B.-iid corporate limits, to provide for
the impounding of live stock run-
ning at large, and to provide for
the punishment of persons violating
the provisions of this ordinance. j
THE TOWN OiMJANDON DOES OKDAIN
AS FOLLOWS:
oEcnox 1. It shall be unlawful for
an Pcrii0n or persons to turn out or
bfive "Hiuiug at l;irge within the cor
porate limits of llio town of Bau lon,
nuy horses, mules, swine, goats, sheep
... . . . 1
o ujiiuh mi huv ume auej run passage
of tbis ordinance; Provided, however
itYTtt4rcuB-A-" iue iim oi givingmiik
and being milked, may run at large
between the t.oujijoXaliy-tMiUojii
and liinrTcTock, p.m. of each day
dnriug such time. Provided, further
tuat not morn than two cows bo al
lowed to any one family.
Sec II. It shall be the duty uf the
Marsh-ii of tho towu of Bmdon on
finding auy Iivo stock ruuniug at
large within the corporate limits of
said Town, contrary to the provisions
of this ordinance, to take up and keep
the same in a suitable place provided
for such purpose, to be known as ihe
Town Pound; aud upon taking up the
same to forthwith or as soon as possi
ble thereafter, uo'ify the uwner there
of or the porsou having same iu charge
if known, of tho impouu ting of suci.
live stock above named.
Sec. III. The owner or any prison
having iu charge an auim.J or liv,-
st"Ck t.tKeu and lJuj.'j iinle.i U t'Au
piotidi-.! shall :..;. to ih Mai-J.ai J
lie town jJ:,j, io;, :j. ,i ,,f -;t
for evi-ry animal so mii.-o.in.'-d, tor
eery it5it. ii,t. tfc tiiit., nj,
iCtpiiitid.'d. b.f. ihershaii j;iv- th.
"am- again (i'liu-nd to ihcuj. tog-i ti
er with the cosin ;,nd ch-irges itf keip
ing tiny such animal or livestock dur
ing ihn timo of their impounding;
$1 5i) of the Hue SO collected for Ihe
mil untitling .f any of shld animal - or
live slock .snail on ipLmilmI by tii.
Marshal of the tovvti tf lian ion as a
fee ft.r sucli imp-muding, the remain
der of said Hue to be oaid iuto the
Town Treasurer by the otlicor collect
ing the same.
Sec. IV. It shall be unlawful for
any person, at any timo, to turn out
or have running at large within tho
corporate limits of the towu uf Ban
don, auy bull, boar or stallion, and any
person turning out or allowing auy of
said animals to run at large within
the corporate limits of the said Town
shall bo deemed guilty of a misde
meauor, and upon conviction thereof,
before the Recorder Court, shall be
fined not lesethau five nor more than
twenty-five dollars and tho costs of
such prosecution, and upon failure to
pay such fine and costs, shall be im
prisoned in tho Towu jail one day for
evory two dollarB thereof; and iu ad
ditiou to such fine aud imprisonment,
the Marshal of the town of Bandon
may impound any auch bull, boar or
Htailion in the manner provided by
sections one. two and three of this or
dinance; Except, that the person own
ing or having iu charge any such ani
mal, shall pay the Marshal of said
Town, 5 00 for every such animal so
impounded, togethor with the costa
and charge of keeping same, 1.00 of
such sum so collected to be retaiued
by the Marshal, tho reinnindor to bo
paid to the Town Treasurer by the of
ficer collecting the same.
Sec V. Any person or persons re
moving any lio stock or aniinals
hereinbefore mentioned from the
pound, when the 6ame has been
placed there under he provisions of
mis oroinance wnuuui nrst naving
- lp"ln ""'"""nna oippnacsol Keeping
as provided by this ordinance; and,
any person wimmiy allowing any
sucti live stock or animals to run at
large within the corporate limits of
. -o 1 r. t
oeen notnied to take up tue same, by
tue Aiarsbal of tbe lown of Jiaudon,
-mm m m . .1
shall be deemed gnilty of a misde
meaner, and upon conviction thereof
before the Recorder's Court, shall be
u.u uui ieb mau iivo unr more man
5.J0.OU together with the costs of Ihn
aci.on, ami on lailure to pny such tine
ana costs, suall he imprisoned in the
Tl T 1 1 m -v ....
iov.n jail one day lor every 2.w0
tUereof.
eo. VI. It ehall be the duty of
lulJ ... nmuM.
to provide a suitable place to keep all
iivo hiocii or animals laken tor im
poundment under the provisions of
.umuiuiuDuBuiuiimueiuKHhuowii
as iue iouiKi, and he shall put all
such live stock or animals therein, aud
provide proper and suitable food for
i"""e
ohc. ml. Aiij animal put in the
pound under the provisions of tins
ordinance shall be kept therein for
ub penouoi nve aays uinipsn cauoci
.or iue owner or person naving tt:o
bumo hi cuarge, and iue line ior same
'a the expense of keeping paid, as
' herein provided for), after which time
tnu Kcorder of the Town of Bandon
ma-v hy writteu order signed by him
with the seal of the Town of Bandon
"fiixod, order the Marshal of the
Town of Bandon to sell the same in
like
manner as provided by Laws of
Oregon (after i.-sue of execution) for
Coustablu's sales of personal proper
ty. Uuou receipt of such order the
marshal shall proceed forthwith to s:'ll
such live stock or auimals in the mn
uer herein (irovided, and out of the
mouey arising from such shle, pay the
costs and charges of mukingsueh sale.
uio costs and chfi-gos ofirP
live stock or anihals kAoM, and the
-fins Or Ioi?e-- imposed by this or
dinance, and the residue, if anv then
j l,1- !,Hy "Ver to th owner or person
I naving hiicu uve su-ck or animals, in
charge: Provided, if they be not fonm
! hy such oil jeer wit! in thirty (HO) day
j ro,n ,UH H,e of making such sale, In
may p3' such residue iuto the gener
al fund of the town of Bandon.
Sec. VIII. That Ordinance No. ol
entitled an ordinance to amend ordi
nance No. 47. entitled an ordinance to
prohibit live stock from running at
large within the corporate limits of
the town of Bandon, and Ordinance
10 and 47 and all other ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict here
unh. are hereby repealed, and this
oi dinance declared to be iu force on
antl after the Ur.-t day of September.
A.D.. I'll 14.
r.'t-st-d Slot 5, ,,f Trustees, this.
he :;otb .!a of .Jr,l. A D., 11)04.
A. D. .Morse,
!?( idef ;.f If .. f of Biulori.
n. v..J I ii i- (); b dav of Julv,
A !- . li)!H.
Ell ert Der,
l'l-
th
-uli'tit of lu- Board of Trustees
OI
rown of 13a don.
Teacher' Institute.
The Annual Teachers' Institute for
1004, for Coos County, will be held in
Coqnille during the third week in
August, beginning at. 1 P. M. on the
One l.iuly'f ItncoiiiuiHiuliitloti Sold Fifty
Iloxos of Cliiimboi Ittin'n Stom
ach uiiil I.ivnr Tablets.
I have, I believe, sold fifty boxes of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation of
one lady here, who first bought a box
of them about a year ago. She never
tires of telling her neighbors and
friends about tho good qualities of
these Tablets. P. M. Shore, Drug
gest, Rochester, Ind. Tho pleasant
purgative effect of these Tablets make
them a favorite with ladies every
where. For sale by C. Y. Lowe
When bilious take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by C. Y Lowe.
WVNTED TRUSTWORTHY LADY OK
CPiit'unian t mn tinge tiUHtiiess in this Coun
ty and adjoining territory for Louse of solid
thmncinl fttnndine. $20stmicht cash Hnlnry
and I'xpenKOH paid eauh Mondar diruut from
headqunrturrt. Expense money advanced;
Soaition piTinanunt. Addiess Mnnagor, (0"
lotiou liuilding. Chicago.
O- T. Slumenrotlier
U. S. Commisionerand Notary Public
Filings and Final proofs mndo on Homo
pteftdH.TimberClnimR and other II. S. Lnnds
Money Liiaim NeKotlatcd on Approved
Seourlrj-.
Office in room 10 Hayerlo Hnilding, Ban
don. lteHi'denco on But te Creek. Oregon.
All Itlndu of Real Kjtatc bought aail
oid.
Important Mews Notes
Tuesday, July 2G.
A big battle occurred at Ta Tche
Kino yesterdny, and raged all day.
J he Russians renort that thev
the Japs to retire. Los-ses believed to
he heavv
xbe advance Uas leKun in earnest
nn,i tho jap,,nose are moving forward
against Kuropatkin's forces.
Thomas Tai?nrt. of Tndin
hn nhnBai. !! iiw n.,
-ulwull.,v luo uiuiiciun
The Russians cnti:red the F.irmo.
aHf another British steamshin.
The strikers and packers are set
tling down to a long bitter struggl
Whdhkhdat. July w.
The British government has de-
lnanded the fullest reparation of Ens
sja for Kjukiu the Knight Commau
der.
I
The Formosa aud Holsatia. seized
j)V me Knssians, have been liberated.
Tho Russian warship Lieutenant
xsurukotl and two torpedo lioats were
torpedoed and sunk bv tho Japanese
i?..,.uQvn ,.t;;..,i r 1.: :
natiou.
Thivo botanists were struck bv
Htuing on an Bernardino mono
!njt one ljeillfcr kijiL.(, dming un ejUl.
trical storm.
, The KusHan report of tho loss of
3())UU0 by ,,10 jttpaileaPf was a n,nk
fill)lo d h , . , . ,
Tuo aloon kf.fipora t Vale, Ore-,
obeyed the Sunday closing order bv
t.losing thiir HuUt0US JlUl, soit,g
uors on tho streets.
Tacifiu.vv. Jul
Van Plehve, the Russian Minister
of the Interior, was killed by a boml
throwu by an anarchist at St. Peters
burg. The assassin was captured.
Russia will apologize and promises
to make full reparation to England.
Forest tires in Washington are de
stroyiug large quantities of timber.
The Morrow County wheat crop is
estimated at 1.500,000 bushels.
FlUDAY, Julv LU.
Humor again claims that Port Ar
thur has falleu. There has been heavy
tiring there, according to rumor.
The KllSsiaUS. cluit.- timt.rlKt. .T,a,pv
ping shchTTo?! 5,000 men tit the t uttle of Ta Tche
Kiao.
Gen. Oku declares the Russians lost
12,000 aud that the Japanese casualties
were 1,000.
Russians deny lh;it Kuropatkin was
wounded.
Crellield, the self styled Joshua, of
Holy Roller fame, was captured at
Corvallis and lodged in j-ul.
The loss of Niu Chwang and Ta
Tche Kiao causes depression in Rus-
sia.
New York, New Jersey. Connecti
cut, Illinois and Wisconsin, with
another state to bo chosen, is to be
tho Democratic battleground this
campaign.
Satukdat, July HO.
The Japanese made a general as
sault on the Kussiaus' right.
The Japanese removed tho mines at
the entrance to Niu Chwang harbor.
The damage to shipping caused by
the raid of the Vladivostok squadron,
is estimated at 7,500,01)0.
Portland parties went to Corvallis
to raise a mob to lynch Crellield, of
Holy Roller fame, but failed to incite
the people.
The Britons are still eager for trou
ble with liussia, and are backed by
tho populace, hut Russia has all the
war she wants on her hands at pres
ent.
MA KINK.
Akiuvkh.
July '.' Sciir Couuelle. Pedersoc. 20 davH
fr..m San lViin. to Kiverton.
Aug 1 Stnir KiizubtHl), Jensen. 44 hours
from San FratieiMio.
B.uu'.n.
Aug. o Stinr Kiizuboth, Jetiwii, to S.F.
Howard M. Brownell,
ATTOUXliY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
MAUSIIFIKM), - - OlUCCON.
itcai KNtiitu Handk-d.
Iluxlnifs matters promptly attcmlfd to,
K
Court Om;pn of tlu Iorst No. 17,
V.
KoroIcM of Atn ica.
9.
lfi)VWV QUEEN OF THE FOHKSTg
yV- iio. 1 1, iiiit'lK rnuiiv mlitcf cadi,.
vuf!. m Ooncn'e Hall, Handon. Orfjion.x.
1'A friilinl vri1fi itfii, ta r,vltiilil fi .lt vie-!.
Sitiuii lirothcrs. J. E. FI.SHKK, &
'.: t vt r ....... fi.x.t i.. T
Fin. Secretary. yL
HANDON LODfl K No. 13:1, I. O.O. V
B
AN DON LODGE. No. 133, 1. 0. O. F.
nii'etP every oatniduv evenintr. ;
glV'iriitinc brotborH in ood atandhifzy;
cordially invited.
i. liAlilUjUW. Si. KJ. &
11. FitKDUKicK. Jn . Sec. i
HANDON LODOH. No. 1 15, A. F. A. M
Oi.l'X'.. IIWI'VJ ,... J.
1'jnnvi.nnp.t1 v nr. a t? a m v
& V.J Stated communications tirHt Snt- t.
nruny auer iihj iuii moon oi earn
ni-iiith. All Master MasonH pordial.'y f:
invited. PE TEH NELSON, W. M.
i J. E. Walsthom. Seo.
The City Meat Market,
0 Yes! 0 Yes!
We Have the Variety of Stock 1
Beef, Pork. Vent. Mutton. Lnrnb, Holocnn nnd Pork Sansnce, Pressed Beef, Head
Cbti-He, Corned Beef, Pickled Pork, EguR, Vegetables and Batter.
Call on ns and get our prices befoie bayin elsewhere.
We are not like the Hind Wheels
of n wnfjon, always following in the same
uusiuesH, and we get tbt-re by keeping
Tli Best Meat in tli Land
I nnd relliuR nt the very lowest prices.
Wo-are hero to please nnd here to Btny
Yours to serve,
J.
Bandon Meat Market,
IE?. -An.cLersorL Prop.
Will Keep on Hand at nil Times
FrPh Rppf
Sausages, Etc., also
Fresh Vegetable, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, hides, etc.
3J
s
4-
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Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies Coats, Capes and
Boots &d Slxoes
Fresh Groceries of
Suits Made to Measure,
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST
OLD VALLEY D OAK DALE
WHISKEY,
Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods,
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Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds-
Hod ltooni Suites
and Pieces.
SEWING
Curtain
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MACHINES
Cabinet Shop in Connection. Mattresses and Springs
Furniture ltopairin and Saw-filing a Speeinlty.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes. Pi;S5B UNDERTAKING,
A Full Line of iiurial Ca.skets. I'urial Hobes and Goods, nnd Undertaking Supplies
(.'(jti&iantly Kipt on Hand.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
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. v. biiielas oz bon,
Slaclsismitii. Ss Wagon
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Jot) work at ti tided to promptly and nil work vru irantced to ive satisfaction.
Kuasonablc.
riorseshceing
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
If You Do
and oxaniiuo uitr
Stoves, Ranges and
Now is tbo tiir.o to piirolinso Hardwarn.
in stock a Jnio ti!-.sortnieit of
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware,
Glassware, Crockery and TWiners' Supplies,
J'aintM, Oils, Doors nut Wiinloivs.
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTKJN.
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ATIOHNEY aku COl'NsEIiOK AT LAW
NOTARY Pl'IiLlC.
Fir Insurance.
H;:mlon. - - - - Crij;n.
We are pushers, striving for a larger
Waldvogel & Son, Props.
rat.
Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
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Collarettes.
all Kinds.
PROOF CORSET.
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IP:ro;ps.
Poles nnd fine
Wall Paper nnd
Triminini.'B. House
AND "1IA1Y CARKIAGIiS
Liuint:.
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Priceai
el Sipociotlty
' "SOMONA"
k rrAicrT-ioirr .
are still doing business at Tbe Old
Stand nnd can please von. Give ns ;i Call
Farm Implements, Etc,
The undersigned bas
A. McHAIE,
The Bandon Hardware Man.
Wrensliai!
Wrench::!.!
i-notograpners
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