Bandon recorder., November 10, 1904, Image 1

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LOCAL NEWS.
BANDON,
Miss Bertha Wells, who has been
making Ler home in Bandon for some
time past, baa gone to Eckley to re­
side,
Mrs. \\ . L. Davidson, who has been
improving for some time past, liaa
not been quite so Well during (be last
few days.
The posters are out f.>r a Masquer­
ade Ball bert» on Christmas Eve, tbe
proceeds of which will be given to the
Bandon Post, G. A. R.
Thomas Anderson has improved his
residence by covering bis stairway
with a roof and closing it in. Mr.
Audersou believes in improvement.
OREGON:
Miss Jennie Denholm ba* been
quite’ill for some time, but is improv­
ing, and is on the road to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hoskins have
taken up their abode at Prosper, Mr.
Hoskins having found occupation
there.
Will Doyle and his sister Annie, of
W'edderblirn, wore in town Monday
on their return home from a visit at
Coquille.
Captain J. Johnso i anil crew will
take the tug Triumph to Coos Bay.
next month, to have her placed on tbe
way« and some repairing done.
I will have my Photo Gallery open
Saturday the 12ih. and Sunday the
13th, All wishing work done call on
tbostt days. G. P. S tewabt
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We understand that T. W. Clark,
of the North Bend Woolen Mills, has
returned from bis visit East, Btid re­
port says that be met with great suc­
cess, so we may expect operations to
stprt up there again.
THURSDAY,
Number 44.
NOVEMBER
OoeMii’t itespoui Ol<| Age.
Important Nows Notes
It’s ■bumcfnl wrben youth fails to
I«lngla of tbe North Bend Citizen
»bow prop.-r re-pect for ol 1 agt>, but
T uesday . N ot . 1.
in town last night.
just th» contrary in the.case of Dr. The Bultio Fleet «ailed from Vigo, Spain,
Tbe steamers Elizabeth and Chico
Klug's N kw Life Ptlik. They cut off toward the Far Eaai
Tbe Japane«e forced tbe Russian« to qrac-
We Have the Variety of Stock
«V'km here again next Monday.
all maladies no matter how severe ami nate their fortification« ou Eihiun^ Xcun-
Beef, Pork. Veal, Mutton. Lamb, Bologna and Pork Sausage, Pressed Beef, Head
irreapective of old ago. Dyspepsia, tniu m ar Port Arthur.
T T. Allen and W. L. Davidson
Cbeeae, Corned Beef, Pickled Pork,
... Eggs,
___ Vegetables
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and Butter.
Cull uu u. anil gel our prices before baying elsewbero.
Jaundice, Fever, Cotutipation, nil A Canadian Pacific freight train went
«•ace up hot« Sites last week for a
yield to this perfect Pill. 25i*ts at through a burning brigde at Cantuore. kill
We are not like tho Mind Wheels
visit botw.
iug the engiueer and fatally injuring the
Lowe
’
s
Drug
Store.
of
a
wagon,
«»ways
following in the same rat. We ¿ire pushers, striving for a larger
W. A. J4tillw.ll weqt over to North
fireumd.
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busincsH, and we get th re by keeping
Archbishop William Henry Elder ¿died nt
TitankMgixtug I'rcrlaiiiHtiuii
Berni tbie week to look after work.
Tlie 13 ©st Ivlea-t In tli© Land.
Cincinnati.
and selling at the very lowest prices.
W. B Weave« and Wjll Smith, of
Washington, N<>v. 1—The Presi.
WilLam Sears, of Chicago, whs «hot and
We are here to please and here to sttry.
Chiewffo, registered at tbe Tupper
dent today issued tbe Thmksgiving iDHtautly killed while playing a Halloween
Yours to serve,
prank,
lie
whs
hailed
by
a
policeman
but
Hoear, Monday
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day prociamat icn, setting aside
paid no attention to the «unnuon«.
J. Waldvogel & Son, Props.
ttemainber Stewart s Gallery will
Thursday, November 24 li.
H. O. Davis, of Ellensburg, Wash., «hot
tie op»« Matwi’day and Sunday,
“To be observed as a day of festival off tbe aria of hi« tw<^-year-old niece while
Warth •* pvr<w«it>a*.
nnd Thanksgiving by «11 of tbe peo­ playing with a gun be thought to be an- '
Biitnlpii presented quite a lively ap­
V. N. Perry, of Coquille, was in pearance Tuesday, as moat of tbe res­
ple of tbe United States at home and loaded.
Robbers entered a store on Glisan Street, I
Cova Saturday night visiting and're idents in tbe precinct came in to vote
abroad.”
Portland, la>t night, but were evidently
hewing old associations.
The proclamalion was issued from frightened away before securing much
and do business with tbe mereba’nts.
tbo State Department tip« afternoon booty.
Capi. Oloff Real , one of the pio
Bandon came near being a ‘‘dry”
W ednesday , N ov . 2.
by Secretary Hay. it follows:
deer toatmen of the Coquille, gave
town this week. Tho water mam
By tbe President of the United States An American naval officer is to be a roeni- '
Bendon a vi.it last Week.
Will Keep ou Hand at all Times
her of the Commission to settle the English- I
found a weak spot and sprung a leak,
—A Proclamation:
A left»» received, a few deva ago, and while the result was soon appar­
.Russian difficulty. Dewey may be (¿hoaeii- *
It has pleased Almighty God to L. A. Gebhard, a dentist, was found mur­
from William A. Cot, announced his ent tbe leaking spot could not lie
bring the Amorican people in safety dered in his office at New l lm, Minn. No i
arrival at Phoenix. Arizona.
found for about three days. There
and honor through another year, and clue was left by tbe assaj-sin.
H Munly ha. moved back to Bau­ was considerable bustling for waler.
Seventeen persons perished at Winston '
in accordance with the long uubrokeu
dot», ..„j ¡. going to build on hie lot
Salem, North Carolina, from a reservoir
, The Coquille fi»borruen will cole­ custom banded down to us by our
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
bursting and causing an overflow. Many (
hear tbe t*«»omhaudlo Factory.
rate at Riverton, Saturday Evening, forefathers, the time has come when a other persons are mibsing.
I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
E. Boaaen, tbe brlcb xaeon fiotn
rov. 19th, with a Grand Ball.
special day shall be set apart in which Ten miners were crushed or drowned at ■
Dairyville, came np Tuesday to build
Good music will be in ntteodanife to thank Him who hoidsall nations in Wilkesbarre, Pa., by a lulling elevator.
flues in M Breuer's new building.
Tbo general result gives the Re­ • d a frei boat will be run from Bun- tbe hollow of Hia hand for tbe mer­ The Japanese continue to advance on Port
Arthur, and Russia begins to fbar that the <
Mrs. H. G. Malehorn, of Florae publicans a heavy victory.
An.
cies thus vouchsafed to ns. During fort will tall.
Creek, baa » : e to California to visit
Now York is Republican by over The steamer Liberty will leave tbe the century and a quarter of our Na
Russians attacked Japanese forces in front |
bit daughter, Hie. Jennie Yoakam. 200,tM)O according to early reports.
x^iiirf here at 6:30 P.M.
tional life, we, as a people, have been of the left detaohmont near Mukden, but !
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Mr. Gindin has built him a resi­ Indiana for Roosevelt by 60,1)00 The steamer Antelope took the Lib blessed beyond ajl others, and for were soon repulsed.
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>4 K
Yttiir, near Vanoooyer, B.
bad ,i $36
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this
we
owe
humble
and
heartfelt
dence near tbe Brootnhandle Factory, plurality.
<-M ' h run this week, while the latter
000 fir»». Firebugs had hidden the nozzles to
Michigan, another state claimed by w» being overhauled and ri paired.
thanks to the author of all blessings. tbe bose.
which is about ready for occupancy,
Tbe year that lias closed lias been
T jiuesday . N ov . 3.
Mrs E. M. Sackett whs a visitor to the Democrats, Ims gone Rnpulilican.-
one of peace within our own borders Tbe Ja panese have captured Ribluug
Hau Fraucisco ou the steamer Eliza­ no that tbo tuajmily E r the lii publi
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
liesday was one of the beautiful as well as between ns »nd all other mountain and press onward. The foreresses
beth last Tuesday. We understand cans is large.
of Suugshu and Keekwau also occupied, ami
d«s
of
the
season,
the
weather
being
nations. Tbe harvests have been
that she will visit her ton who is at
warn and delightful. It wiis-n model abundant, and those who work, the iinal assault on Port Arthur is about to
that place.
be made.
differ election, nnd brought out u whether with baud or brain, are pros­ The Mikado celebrated his 53rd birthday.
Sirs. F. M.Langloir and Miss Mat-
h«wy vote although not a full one. pering greatly. Reward has waited The Emperor celebrated the tenth anniver­
tie Sabin were in town Tutviday, bav-
Tb
result in Bandon pieciuct is us upon holiest effort. We have been sary of bis ascension io the Russian throne
Th* contest iu Coos was on tbe Fit
ing come np to meet Mrs. Langlois’
Baldwin’s airshig escaped at St. Louis,
fiAows:
enabled to do our duty to ourselves yesterday,.and
daughter who bad been visiting loon question, and was v aged vigor­
no trace has been found.
B andon P bectnct .
and
to
otliets.
Never
has
there
been
.Twelve persons were injured in a car acci- ,
friends nt Coquille.
ously .
I . h I'kefers for 1'resiitt nt uud Vice-l’resi-
a lime when religious and charitable dent at Andover, Mas» I u- cat jumped he
R. E. L Bedilliou’s house is begin­ Ou th* Coquille til»« vote was heavy 4«i< of tbe I'nited States.
(1 I Himim.-k, Ke| iil>licii,i............
13b effort lias been more evident. Much track and turned over on its side. Out of 80 I
ning to loom np and will make quite for prohibition, but at Muralfield ai d Ja«es A Fi e,
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Suits Made to Measure.
bruises,
an improvement to Atwater Street, in North Bend a heavy whiskey volewna .1 Kllnrt.
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expected from ns.
Panama celebrated its first a nniversnry
Woodland Addition. King Bob will polled, which, with small gains at A € I Unii(¡11.
We speak of what has been done by to-day.
th 3,n>sa It Coiwfoiit. Democratic
aoou have a place of residence to suit other points makes the race close.
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
this Nation in no spirit of boastful­ Heavy explosions at Port Arthur are«up.
3
Hillard,
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bis taste.
As we go to press tbe news comes Walter 8 llsuiittOH,
posed
to
mean
that
the
Russians
were
de
­
ness or vainglory, but with full and
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Dr. Hteele, dentist, who visited thia from Coquille by telephone that tbe ■1 AJiffrey,
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reverent realization that our strength stroying magazines.
F riday , Nov. 4.
place twice during the summer in pur’ result in C ook whs co close that it will 1 H Araos, Prohibition;.............. .
is as not bitig unless we arc helped
The French >fS^el Gironde collided with
’ fa-.lio Hutter,
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enit of hia oeenpatiou. has located at take the official count lo decide it.
from above. Hitherto we have been the steamer N. liffiai off the Algerian const,
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Myrtle Point, having IxnigLt out Dr. I Tlier« is little news from outside W P Elmore.
given the heartiest »1 length to do tbe and sank. One hundred persons perished.
I S HcDiiniel,
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J. W. Strange Mr. Strange has gone Counties to ba had, but Curry (,’ouniy C W Ilarzee, SoeiHlis*.........................
tasks alloted to us as they severally Report says that the Russian officials •are
to Roseburg.
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is reported to have gone "wet'’ and Wiliinni Beard, **
arose. We are.tbuukful for till that not versed in s-gnals and that the Baltic
may have fired on one another.
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When you are calling, call on Cox Douglas County to have gone ‘•dry.’’ I C Herrington, **
has been done L r ns iu tbe past, nnd fleet
A ferryboat was sunk by a Norwich liner
SB Ho t,
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tbe groevryman. He will tie tickled
we pray that in tbe future we may be at New York during a fog. No lives-were
■I L Hill. Peoplt'a..............................
to receive yon, and hia provisions,
strengthened in the nnending strug­ lost.
L H McMabati, ** ........ .....................
gle to do our duty, fearlessly and The outlaws who held up the bank at Co­ 'This Steamer is New. is Strongly built, nnd fitted with the Infest improvements, nnJ wi|t
P E Phelps.
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groceries and fruit, are alwaya palata,
give a regular K day service, for pnsMpgerw nnd freight. bet Veen the
O F Si-.tiniillehi, “ ............ ..............
honestly, with charity ami good will, dy, Wyo„ and killed the cashier, have made
tile, ami hia flour, baiui and bacon
Coquille River, Oregon, nud San Francisco, Calif.
For Frubibition. ..
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with respect for ourselves, aud with their escape from the pursuing* posse.
•re of the beat.
Cracksmen blew open a safe at a private
Aamtist Prohibition............. ............
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
love toward our fellowmt n.
Mam Naas, who has the enperintend-
bank at Buffalo, N. Y , and stole $25,000
Whole nnniber of voles cast, 23S.
E. T. KRVZ, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, Snu Francisco, California.
In
this
great
Republic
tbe
effort
to
A masked mau lined up six men in a sa­
enry of the Prosper cannery, was in
The good weather is adding to the
combine National treogtb with per­ loon at Reading. Calif., nnd relieved them of
town Tuesday, and from him we progress on tbe Woolen Mills build F. W Ntiltwrll. I.niil I«
sonal freedom is being tried on a scale $2,30J m cash and checks.
learned that tbe cannery there had mg, and ttie labor is advancing ruote
Th« funeral of E. W. Stillwell, who
Several persons were more or less injured
put np nearly 7tMR) r»ws of salmon, rapidly, Yeaterilay saw the top story • iip»l at tbi- place Nov. 2nd, took place iuoi;o giguntte than ever before iu tbe near Cresson, Pa., by the Cleveland Express
•ad were still canning, but that tbe or attic beliti to rise upon the inaiti last Thursday afternoon, the fun» th I world's history. Our success will running into a light engine.
S aturday , Nov. 5.
catch had been light for a few days. structure, while tbe second story <m sermon being preached by Rev F. M mean much, not only for ourselves,
but for the 'nt lire of all mankind; and The Japanese gave Kuropatkin a bint that
The passenger list of the steamer the L was raised u( the same time.
Sanderlin. The set vice« were bold at
they were on deck by directing a deadly lire
There are about a dozen tueu at | the residence of J. R.,Stillwell, from every ni'ii or woman in our land along bis front.
Elizabeth when she sailed Tuesday
should
feel
tbe
grave
responsibility
The Japanese Lave sunk several transports
was as follows: Mrs E M Sackett, A work now, and roofing will' soon la, whence the remain« were taken to tbo
resting upon hitu or her, for in tbe and
, set a Russian battleship on fire nt Port
Bed Roam Suiies
Curtain i’ol»*« and Fine
Wall Paper and
W Strader, Mrs S G M.Inborn, Mrs gin. The labor of putting on the rus­ • Bandon Cemetery for interment.
last abalysis this success iiiiist'depend Arthur.
Window Trimming».
llou«e Lining.
and Piece».
J B Meaaer, Claud Drew. Goodrich S tic still goes fi rward, the west and
Deceased was a pio ieer of Oregon, upon tbe.high average of onr individ­ Two large suburban cars collided at Los
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southeast
sides
of
the
main
structure
Clapp and wif«. F Kemberg. Mr»
i having be<»n one of tbe early settlers ual citizenship, and upon the way iu Angeles, and about 40 persons were injured
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
in the wreck.
Frances Fisher, Miss A Fisher and J having I t en boarded up as high as in tho state. He wa- horn in Logan
which eHcli of us does bis duty by Edward 11. Lane of New York is in jail
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
tbe
second
story,
and
the
L
is
now
E Fisher,
County, Ohio, June 20tb, 1822, and himself and bis neighbor,
i for marrying four girls, ite contracted all
UNDERTAKING
J. E Fisher, accompanied by bis receiving attention also. \\ itb fair emigrated to Or»»gon in 1844; settled
Now.
therefore,
I,
Theodore
Roose
i marriages inside of four weeks. One ■Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
the
mother and sister, took passage on the weather during this month the budd­ iu Yamhill Ctum v iu 1845, and on v't It, Piesident of tbe United States, wife was secured in Cincinnati, tbe second
A Full Line of Burial Casket». Burial R. be« nnd Goods, and Undertaking Hupplies
the 13th of () » » i of that year, was do hereby appoint and set lapart at
•»earner Elizabeth, last Tuesday, for ing will be under cover.
Constant ly Kept on Hand.
' Indianapolis, the thud nt Marion, and
the
last
at
Logansport,
the
three
last
being
married
to
Isabel
C.
Smith,
and
to
Han Franeiaco. They will probably
Thursday, tbv 24th of this November,
them was horn eleven children, three to bo observed as a day of festival and iu Indiana.
go to Southern California, having as
Bank robbers blew open a safe in n bank
< f wit tn me passed over Death’s
■ n object iu view tlie beneficial effect
thanksgiving by all tbe people of tbe i at Hillsdale, Mich., and carried off 81U.OOO
Jordan, while the other eight and bis
of • change iu climate upon Miso
their trouble.
Dr. Prenti.« c ".ol ns to iho tele- devo ed companion and a host of United States, at homo or abroad, and for The
Monpiouth, Oregon bank wns visited
Fisher, whois suffering from tlieume
do
recommend
that
on
that
day
they
j ht’ue Tuesday, and authorized u- to
ti.m. Mr. Fisher is expected to re- j afste that he <■< uld i.< I I e in Ban.ion friends are left to monru bis depart- cease from their ordinary occupations , by robbers, but fading to open the safe they
only secured $,*ou.
u i e
turn after seeing bis uiotLt r snd si:-
M onday . N ov . 7.
and gather in their several places of
November lfiih lo l’.hb, ns be l as too
The deceased lived a long »nd
ter sot I list.
much woik on his bands in Curry. »'ventfnl life, having beeu i an early worship or in thrrir homes, devoutly Tbe Russian and Japanese armie» are on-
a »tone's throw apart at Mukden.
Ho was at Euchre Creek, nnd will settler in Oregon, be passed, tbiongb to give thanks to Almighty God for *ly Admiral
Dewey is to be offered a seat on
tbe
benefits
He
has
conferred
upon
ns
give notice when be can set Ike date ¡1 he hardships common
the North Se i Commission.
to lb« curly
»
as individuals aud as a Nation, aud lo A Russian warship loaded with coal passed
D». Will Taint», tbe Rainie ss Den- for his let urn hue.
settlers of the slate.
Wagons of ali kinds made to order.
beseech Him that in tbo future Hisr through the Bosphorus, bound for th»’ Mvdi-
♦ist, of Portland, will be in Bandon,
•Job work Htteuili d to promptly imd all work uonranteed to givo satisfaati. a. Piicea
In bis social life be was draw;
teranear., today.
livitt«
favor
m.'.y
be
continued
to
us.
ReuHHiablc.
at tbe 1'npper House, Nov. 21st, and
Howard tbe life that reaches out
<’lirintman I’ve
In witness whereof, I have here­ Two women were struck by a train at Ala­
TIorsfs ¡-SITOrainrt £3¿praoir. 1______
meda, and another one at Oakland, Cab
vili remain 6 days. Ail work guar­
'toward the Eternal, and in pursuance
unto
set
my
band
and
caused
the
seal
Tbe
Foresters
tire
preparing
to
give
All
were
killed
anteed.
of Hua object, soon atier mail rage, he
a Grmul Ball, on ’Saturday evening. [united with the M. E Cbnrcti. with of the United States to be affixed.'
Done al tin. City oi Washingion, ■iv <#*•>**i.i
December 24tb. Rwiuembei the uiite. which he associated until 1856, when
t Sf? > ■; i s.*
this l»t day of November, in the year J. Court Queen of the Forewt No. 17,
Posters will appear later.
he cast bis lot with the Lulled Breth­
are stilt (loins business nt Tho Old
Forester« of A me Icn,
of onr Lord one thousand nine bun
ren; then m 1891 he changed his al­
Si a nit and can please v<ra. Give ns a Csll
dred and four, nnd of tbe Independ­ *f*<H RI Qi EhN OF THE FORES! ’
and enauiine onr
legiance aud- cast I iis lo< with the
ence of the United Slates tbe one .- V No. 17 11 ta Fridav n gbt < f » nch ’
Methodist Protestant Chinch, of hundred and twenty-ninth.
•> v( t k. in CoriCH’te Hull, Bandon. Oregon.,
•> \ cordial welcome in extended to all vin-;
at u U he was a member when be
K t ,1: t' 11 »■ 1 •.
J, I
FISH!.1;.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
g J. N. L ax <» l «» ih ,
Chief Raoiter.
J ohn H ay . Secretary of State.
It pays to buy the best, and to be died.
Now 1« the» time to pnrchnM» Hardware. Tbe undersigned baa
Fin. Secretnrv.
Mi. Stillwell win a patient sufferer. By lt.o l'n-t lent.
in etock a large HheurlinrLt of
surd that you get the best, call on
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< i- •> •> v < i
Benton Hoyt and see the new sam­ liHviug received a paralytic stroke
Not i» Mck Day Mnce.
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f
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If you cannot find what you want ples he has just received; no little several year» ago from which he never
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“I was takon severely sick with kid . f!O !>(»> LOIX. E No. 133. I. O.O. I <•
anywhere else in town, come to the
I it of "patchwork, but samples of ele­ fully recovered, and for some time ney trouble. 1 tried all sorts of med > I > ANDON LODGE. No. 133,1.0. O. F.f
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
gant cloth containing over a yard I -t has been very helpless. Howev- ■ icitios, tioue of which relieved me. ’j‘ I > me» ts every Satuid iv evening. ...
each, and the finest ever brought to ei.liavrtig live! above 82 years, he ihie day I saw an ad. of your Electric ¿Vifliting brother« in good standing// I'nintn. Oilw. Itnorw anil W iki I ovim .
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TINSHOP IN CONNECTION.
town. Now is the time to look after ba- li nt 12 years of borrowed time to Bitter», and deterniiued to try that < •.•cordially invited.
CHAS. F LORENZ, N. G. *
bis
cie.iit,
above
tbe
70
y
’
ears
allotted.
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Ja
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bee.
your winter suits and to get ready Io
Besides bis wife aud brothers and After taking a few dyi-es I felt relieved ❖ ■> ><•••> : •> -F« <• «’•> •> > <
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Maybe wo have oue left, if ao. tbe appear neat and in proper costume by
ami s< on thereafter w is ei,tir«ly cured,
The Bandon Hardware Man.
sisters,
he
leaves
8
children.
34
grand,
the
holidays.
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price will please you.
land have not «sen a si k day since
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children,
an
I
20
great
grandebil
ireu
S o . I 15, a » A M
Our stock is small, but tbe goods
i Neighbors of mitie^i ive been cured of ■ ! B t MI>ON l.(H><;E
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•re of a good quality, and the prices WaNTEIl- rHUHTWOHTHY LADY <11! llotuouiu their bereavement.
Wrenshall & Wrcn&h.il,
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IIANDONLODGE.W
k IIA.A F\.M.J
j Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver ami
centleninn to manage busine-- in this f’Sno
ATKJBNEY
»an COVN m ELOB AT LAW
1 > St .tf-d commonicatioiifl first S <t
•re right.
MARIMBE.
tv and adjoining territory for honor of solid
Kidney tr<«ible«, and General Debili ^ord’iv after the fall niotm of each <
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financial star Cine 8> atraikht ca-S salary
RAIKKD.
We make ‘‘Cash Buying'' an object and
NOTARY PI HLIC.
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expenses paul each Monday direct from
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I’f.TkK KELSON. \V. M.
to the purchaser, at the
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Frement,
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Insurance.
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Bandon Meat Market,
T. -A.rLdersoxi Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
Fishermen’s Ball.
Roosevelt-Fairbanks.
lenholm
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Result in Doubt.
Fresh Groceries of all Kind
New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
Elizabeth,
C. P. JENSEN, Master
The Woolen Mills
Growing.
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds’
BANDON FURNITURE CCMPANY.
Dr. Prentis Delayed.
|. C. Shields & Son,
ElEid-rsTXTitlT-
'W’agon-
TîÆEil^ers.
Dentistry.
03 YO'J NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
If You Do
SAY!!
Suits for Gentlemen.
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Stoves, KangOS and Farm Implements, Etc,
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware.
A. McNAIR,
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Photographers,
RACKET.
Monon Budding, Chicago.
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