Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, November 17, 1904, Image 1

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BANDON,
OREGON:
NOVEMBER
THURSDAY,
I lie City Meat Market,
Go to Cox’* for your groceries.
Rev, Father Donnelly, of Marsh­
W. V. Cope, of Dairyville, bad bn«i-
field, was io towu Saturday.
J. M Ny« and wife, of San Fran-
new which called him to town yes­
C. E. Colgan, of Marshfield, was in
cisco, were iu towu last night.
T uesday . N ov . R.
Tbe steamer Elizatieth is ready to terday.
Bendon last BalntMay.
Tbe J apíñese biv« offered special induce- I
sail when the bar calma down.
Mias Mary Hawkins was in Baadoo
Oregon to Give Tlmuk*
menu to tbo Rusainn soldiers at Port Arthur
Profeeaor J. G. Logan will teach
J. W. Hobbs, of Eugene, registered Tuesday night on her way borne
to surrender.
We Have the Variety of Stock
•eboo) this winter at Gold Beach.
.Salem, Or., Nov. 11 —By Proclauia- Tbe jftty damage at Astoria isieported
from a visit to Coquille City.
at the Tupper House this weak.
Rt t f. Pol k. Vt ; I. Mutton. Lamb Bologna anil Pork Stusagc, I’re-sed Beef. Bead
A son was born to Mr. and Mr*.
Corned Beef, Pickled Pork. b’gge, Vegetables and Butler.
Editor Ingle, of the Recall, was tiou. Governor Cbaml erluin baa svt not serious, and nt*w plaus for repairs have Cbct-Hv,
D. B. Redfield, of North Bend, was
Cull uu us aud get oar prices be foie buy 1114 elsewhere.
been devised*
Chauncey Woodruff, of Gold Beach,
mode
Tbtir»iiay,
Nov.24lb,aa
Thank*-
doing business in Bandon Tuesday
a Baudon visitor last Saturday.
A deputy sheriff at Go'dtirld, Colo., allot
Wu are not like the Hind Wheels
Nov. 3rd.
and made the Recorder office a pleas­ giving Day. Tbe l*r<X'l;ituation ih ia and iu< rtallv wouodad two election officers.
Born*
—
November
the
9th
at
Ban
­
of a wagon, al way-4 fol* wing in the ftaiue rut. We are pusher«, striving for a larger
sued
iu
accor.innee
with
that
of
Pies-
Tbe firebell for Coqnille City
ant cull.
Edward Doyle, a Batoon keeper, who as- buninesH, aud we get- tn re by keeping
don, to Mr. nud Mrs. Danielson, a
ldent Roosevelt, ami is framed in tbe sautted a lady election jud.e at Cripple
arrived there thia week and weigh*
Tlie Best Meat in. tho TjEtnci
E. A. Smith, of Denver, Colo,, reg­ briefest form possible. It follows:
daughter.
Creek, ('oto , was shot by a constable who aud Reeling at the very lowest ¡«ric<H.
14009 pounds.
istered
in
Bandon
yesterday.
We are hue to ph
and here to stay.
The steamer Chico sailed from San
"To the eml tbut thanks tuny be re­ interfered to protect th> woman. Doyle,
Roeeborg ia going to have a broom
who bad also beaten the constable, was not
Yours to serve,
Francisco
Tuesday
evening
aud
is
turned
to
Almighty
God
for
tbe
man
factory. Four carload* i f machinery
seriously hurt.
ifold blessings enjoyed by tlie people The sebo >ner Challenger lit a in 14 feet of
J. Waldvogel & Son, Props.
equipavot, and material arrrived lust due today.
of the United States, the President water in Willopa harbor. She caught afire
Born-At Bandon, November 15,
week.
Dr. l’rentis, Dentist from Marsh- baa designated Thursday, the 24th from lime slacking in her hold, and bud to
K W. Lundy and wife of Myrtle 19(t4, to Mr. and Mra Thomas An- field, wilt he in Baudon Nov. 27th to day of November, A. D., 1904. as a be scuttird. She may be a lot at loss.
W bdnesday , N ov . 9.
Fasot aiwne 4»«i Tuesday on a visit dersou, a *on.
Dec. 1st, prepared to do all manner day of general thanksgiving, and,
Missouri has gone Republican on the Na­
T. P. Hauly, of Lumps Creek dis-
le lUedoii, eoaibiuing business with
of work in his line, Those in need conformable to custom, I, George E. tional ticket.
triet, was doing busiuesa iu town
pteeanre.
of bis service should call early. All Chamberlain, Governor of the State President Roosevelt is gratified at the
Tuesday evening
Tbeateaaer Elisabeth made a good
work guaranteed.
of Oregon, do designate said day as a I arg?1 vote given him.
rnu up tbia trip, having accomplished | F. D. Layton and wife were pas­
day generally to be observed by tbe Tbe Island of Formosa was shaken by a
severe earthquake.
tbe trip in 38 hours. She carried five senger* up from San Francisco on the
Will Keep oil Hand at all Times
people of tbe State of Oregon in an The Japanese bombardment of PortArtbui
steamer Elizabeth.
peaeengers and 150 ions of freight.
appropriate way iu r. turning thanks is growing hotter as time passes.
Clarno’s Mill at Arago shipped a
The acbooner C. A. Klose went
There will be a Basket Social for tbe cootitiited health, happiness Logan, the lead-1 in tbe Cody bank rob­
bers, disguised as R prospector, passed the
aebore on tbe north side of the river scow load of ce lar shingles to this in Long's Hall, Saturday evening and prosperity of our people.
two poi-.es that were after him and made
place
last
Saturday.
in sailing into harbor last Saturday
In witness whereof, T have hereun­ his escape.
November 26,'ho proceeds of which
Frank Blackerby and wife are soon are to tie given to the M. E. Church. to set my band and caused tbe great Robb rs loot a room at Portland and se­
and damaged ber rudder in getting
Fresh Vegetable*, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
to visit Mrs. Blackerby'a parent* in Each Laity is requested to bring a seal of I be state to be hereunto affired cure $.»00.
off I Ire beach.
T hursday , N ov . 10.
basket with lunch prepared for two, at the City of Salem, this 10th day of
Mrs. Korth ■nd <la>ij<l»t.*r arrived the Willamette Valley.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
The United States, Great Britian and
Tina wei-k shows a patch of roof on and purchaser is to have the pleasure November, in tbe year of onr Lord, France are planning to bling about peace in
here on the «tCMlunr Elizatntb. lust
Monday, to make her home iu Ban the Woolen Mill* building, but tbe of dining with the lady whose basket 1904. GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN.
the Orient.
he bought. A musical program lias By *be Governor.
Russia will not listen to mediation.
Won. Mra. K< irtb’s husband is master rain bus retarded the work.
F. I. D unbar , Secretary of State. Two girls and an aged inuti lost their lives
of the echo«'tier Ruby.
The last two or three tides Lave been prepared, at the close of which
in a fire in New York.
Tribune: T'he R. R. Eugiiieers will waalied the schooner Western Home the baskets will be sold to tbe highest
Sunday
Welcome: Everybody,
Germany will need the sum of twenty mil­
be tackling \\ bales Heads this week. tn past the rock* af the Lighthouse. bidder.
from tbe lord, on dowu the line, hate* lions dollars to quell the disturbance iu
An admission fee will be charged at a loafer. A loafer is a wart on tbe Southwest Africa.
Hud have already had to cluuli 300
Dr. J G. Cook an old aud respect­
feet higher than normi.l grade, lint ed i-ilizeii of Coo* County, died hist the door Persons bringing baskets face of life—who is unfair, has no The Japanese lost heavily at Its Moun­
tain, .t Port Arthur. During the assault a
they’ll get tl ■ rough some v.ay
sense of decency aud no respect for Japanese shell exploded the Russian mines,
Friday at hi- home at Empire City. will be admitted free.
either industry or honesty. Nothing killing and wouudlng fi'M) or 700 Russians
H M. Turner ret«1 rtied home Mon­
James M Licglot* gave Dairyville
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
is too good for a loafer if it comes who were in tlie trenches near the mines.
day evening from h visit to North a visit yeslertay, and report anys
Yamhill,
Benton,
G<
11am,
Coos,
Tilla
­
easy— he delights ia riding a free
Bend, t'lit lx* could loeru nothing def­ tiler«* i* going to lie a wedding iu Ike
The Coquille flali'Tiuen will cele­
Jackson and Curry Counties carried
horse to death. The man who works mook,
inite us to when Ill's wm l n mid- of near future.
for Prohibition.
brate at Riverton. Saturday Evening.
is modest and forbearing, and in­ ¡Sheriff Word, of Portland, raided Chinese
that place would a'uit up again
Captain W. R. Pauier is sligtitly Nov 19th, with a Grand Bail.
variably respects those who accom­ gambling dens, using a stamp puller to break
The Elizabeth's passenger list on indi*pos*‘d, and Captain Levi Snyder
Good music will be in attendance
open doors.
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her arrival. Munday, wa* a* follow*: has taken his pine«* on the Liberty and a frei boat will be run from Buu- plish something in life—tbe loafer
S atukdat , N ov . 12.
lias
no
use
for
anyone
other
than
F M Shoemaker, wife and son, L D for a cuiipje of day*.
don.
Six persons were killed, two are missing,
himself, and invariably insists on and five others were injured in a train
L'Vton an t wife, an I Mr- Kurth mid
The steamer Liberty will leave tbe
R. H. Masi d-pntv county clerk
being tbe whole show from trick wreck in Wyoming.
daugbo r a Mi B. •
an I M L Pa - Il id OUsines* which culled him to wharf here at 6:30 PM.
mule to ticket taker. Lambast the Eight robbers secured $2,000 from the
t«*V*a 1«
Bandon last Tuesday. H« returned
bank at Rio, III. The robbers escaped on a
W<‘«t<*rii Cloni«* A Wreck.
loafer—do it now.
Millard F. Shoemaker, wife and to tbe county seat, yesterday after-
handcar.
Suits Made to Measure.
Doesn't Kcspect Old Age.
child arrived here Moo lay morning. •MIOO.
The schooner Western Home, Capt.
Charles W. Walton, of Portland, 18 years
mu th- steamer Elizabeth, on tbeir re-1
It's shameful when youth fails to old, the boy bandit, was sentenced to twenty
Mr*. W R I’anter returned last W eider, master, met with hard luck,
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
turn friii California
Millard in­ we-k fr-'in a visit to tlie Umpqua last Sunday, in U y tug to make harbor show proper respect for old age. but five years iu the penitentiary ou two
charges.
form* <i* that in* I., buck io -pend the 1 Valley. Sb«* brought back witli her at this place.
just the contrary iu tbe case of Dr.
Burglars robbed a safe at Tehama. Cal­
vt inter
Tbe Western Hume had made the King's New Lite Pills. They cut off ifornia, und got away with several sacks of
' three children, orphan* of a deceasd
Whim you are calling, call ou Cox brother, for whom she has found usual trip from hero to San Francisco all maladies uo matter bow severe and ciin. Amount $1,50 * Four suspects have
apd back, having been goijn but 23 irrespective of old ago. Dyspepsia, been arsested«
ibv groeeryman. He will lie tickled ■ homes.
days. Ou Sunday evening she re ■Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, all The J tatimate of chief of engineers for
to ree«ive you, apd bis provisions,
News from Rogue river states that
groceries und fruit, are alwiiy* paluta, ‘ tlie gasoline schoouer, Berwick bus I turned, and started to sail in over tbe yidl to this perfect Pill. 25c ts at river improvements for the North West is
□ver $2,0OJ,/)00. Foi Coquille $55,000 is
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i>le, and bis flour, bams and oacon gone ashore there. There are no bar. When our reporter lirst noticed Lowe's Drug Store.
reco 1 mended, Coos river gets $*»,Odd but
the vessel she wag close in and sailing
•re of tbe best.
nothing ia ask for Coos bay.
rocks near tbe mouth of the river to
A A a r ro w Emra pc.
There will lie no exhibits permitted damage the vessel and she may lie southward, parallel with the beach
Nine persons were mj ¡red by an explo-
north of lite north jetty. She kept
A correspondit from Two mile sian at a fire at Knoxvil.e, L'u.in. Los by
in Fvetival Hall at tbe Lewis mid taken off.
This Steamer is New. i« Strongly built, nnd fitted with the Infest improvements, nnJ will
southward until she passed tbe end sent ns th»» following Hccoiiut of an fire $250,000.
Clark Exposition, at Portland, next
give a regular 8 dny service, for passengers and freight. Between the
We are informed that Rev. H A. of the jetty, then she turned in to
F
riday , N ov . 10.
Coquille River, Oregon, and San Franciaoo, Calif.
incident which happened in that vicin-
year. Tbe building, which will seat Close, of the Holiness church,
After a three mouths absence Peter
ELBERT DYER* Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
«»or« than 2.500 juirson*. wilt be used preached a very effective sermon at cross the bar at tbe North channel, tyt
Brown of Molalla, returned home to find
November 9th, at -1 o’clock, that his wife bad been
E. T. KRUZ, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California.
for concerts, lecture« and conventions. tbe little church near, the bridge but bad not gone far until her speed
was checked, aud she began to drift P. M., our attention was called to to the unirderer.
V. Woodruff, of Corry County, across South T..o Mile, laat Sunday,
into the eddy near tbe North jetty, South Two mile bridge to Miss Anna A policm in killed Walter Jacks.»n. in
WM in Bapdon Thursday night on bis to anile a large audience.
from whence she was drifted against Tborbaveu and sister who were return­ Montgomery. W Va , and as a result tbe
gray howe. He had been at Goos Bay
murdered man's frieu is captured tbe town
C. V. Allen of Sanfrancisco, was the rocks at tbe Lighthouse.
ing home from Bandon when their and a reign of terror eusued.
for aoiae timv having undergone sur in town last week, Mr. Allen mau
The station ctew, who are always horse shied at a hole in th« bridge
Tbe result of the election in Maryland is
gical treatment at the hand* of Dr. ifests considerable interest in th**
on the alert, were soon on tbe ground ami backed the hind wheels of the still in doubt. Ttie elector d vote will be
Horsfall. Th* treatment was very Randolph black sand mines and
to render assistance, aud the tug got buggy off the bridge. Tbe young Ja- divided.
•aiMfactory.
visits Coos quite often. He usually tip steam so as to render all assistance dies managed t.o escape with n few Russian's stubborn pride is said tq b • all
Ona of the funny incidents of tbe i ba* a party in tow whom be desires possible. During tbe evening every­ bruises, but most likely the horse and that stand.! in the wav of peace
•lertiou here, ia a story that one voter j to interest in the mines.
In a train wreck in K insas a fireman was
thing was done that could be doue to b iggy would have goueoff tbe bridge
Beil Ho»m Snites
Curtain rules and Fine
Wall Paper nnd
and Pieceti.
Window Tnniniini»«.
House Lining.
pf lengthy proportion, loaded up tbe
pull tbe schooner i ff tbe bench, but to but for the quick assistance of Mr. killed and ten persons injured, two severely
Port Orford Tribune:
-------- HEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES ----------
^•«ceding day, arose with a 'bloom-' Rogue River is ended; (lie catch be­ no avail, and as tbe surf bad consid­ and Mrs. Stillwell and Amos Hatcher Burglars lo tted and fired a store at Dallas,
Texes. Loss $65,090. No clue.
ing" headache, anil rushed to tbe polls ing tbe second largest ever made, erable swell on the Vessel soon began
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
and son who soon got the wheels on
A farmer, his w fe
and
daughter
and voted prohibition while bi* aching aud owing to improved machinery, I leaking.
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing a Specialty.
the bridge again. M - Hatcher took and son, w< re murdered at Auborn Cal.
I'fain lent him courage.
Early Monday morning on tbe ris­ Miss Anna to her house and bathed and their house fired to cover the crime.
j the pack is all cased ami the work
G iss. Paints, Oils, Brushes. I,'1H.',ni’vF<li','u2.',i' UNDERTAKING
A. E. Withers, who is in charge of completed more quickly I han ever be- ing tide another effort was made to her arm which was bruised. The
M onday . N ov . 11.
A Full Line of Burial Cask. U Pin <1 R< bcs and Good«, and Undertaking Supplies
Lighthouse improvement work in this foie. The crowd I* scattered and tbe got her afloat, but to no avail, as she buggy was damaged some, but was Ovania is reinforced and ready to Rive
Constantly Kept on Hand.
battle.
district, was in town a few days bav town lias rather a lonesome look.
was leaking so badly by that time soon repaired and the young ladies
The
Atlantic
Coe3t
is
in
the
throes
of
a
jug coma from Cape Blanco to this
James F. Cox. of Eckley, was in the water was as high inside tbe started op their way home, rejoicing hurricane. Ships are driven ashore, wires
place «bare be bad beep anpervisiqg town this week visiting friends and hull tis it was on the outside.
that their lives were spared.
are down, and traffic is crippled.
improvements. From here Mr. With relative*. Mr. Cox will visit a few
Maine is having a snowstorm.
It soou became evident that the
Nine scouts and one Amer ca t * ere am­
rye want to th« Aragi light where Ins days in Marshfield and then he will schooner could not be saved, and she
bushed and killed in Samur, P. I.
service* are |q demand for a f«*w dsya. ‘ lake tlie steamer for San Francisco, has been stripped of everything that
The tug Gregory sank at Cleveland, Ohio.
Hi« work will detaiu him between und will go to Jerome. Arizona, where could be taken off, and she is now
kinds
of
roof«
pninti'd
an
1
rt
All
paired.
jiere and Portland until next spring. he will prospect for gold this winter. left to the orders of the insurance
O- T- Blumenrother
Shingling a specialty.
He expects to return to Curry again company.
C. W. D ygert , Bandon, Ore.
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
Tins i* the third schooner that has
iu about six months.
Not a Sick l>ay Since.
Filings md l-itial proof« made <»n Home
found trouble at the same place dur
eade, 1 i uberClaims and other I’. S Land*
We gave Albert Garfield'* shop a
I Wais taken Mevereij kick With ki(V
ing the last three wi ck» -r there
Dr. Will Talon*, lha Paia!e«c
Money Loans N«*g<>liato4 on Appi*uv«*«l
visit during tbe past week and found
fiat, of Portland, will be in Bandon, him busy turning off work for tbe about*. Tbe schooner Advance was uey trouble. I tried all sorts of med Seem Ity.
gt tbe Tapper H oiimp . N ov . 21st. and engine of tbe steamer Liberty. Al­ tlie first to go aground there, and suf­ icines, none of which relieved me. OlHre in room 10 r>ey«rle Building, Ban­
don. Residence on Butte (’reek, Oregon.
will remain 6 day*. All work gnar- bert put in a new lathe some time fered to tbe extent that it ba* been One day I saw an ad. of vonr Electric
All L•»<*’« of R»’ h 1
bonght an I
necessary io g«*t a donkey engine and Bitters, and determined to try that. «old
ago and has re arranged bis shop and
pump from San Francisco aud put After taking a few doses I felt relieved
is becoming quite a machinist
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t hem aboard to keep her free of water and soon thereafter was entirely cured,
Th« new lathe recently installed is
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while she goes to tbe city wttjl about and have not seen a sick day since. •> Court Queen <»f tlie Forent No. 17
said Io lie the best in tbe County.
We are still doing business at The 014
Forenters of Ame ica.
three fourths of a load.
Neighbors of mine have been cured of I
Stand and can please von. Give ns a Cel)
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and exiiiniue our
The next to try sailing in was tbe Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and
Important News Notes
LOCAL NEWS
0 Yes!
0 Yes!
Dr Prentis Corning
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson
Prop.
Basket Social.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
Dry Goods of Every Description
Boots &; Siróes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
The New Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
Elizabeth,
0. P. JENSEN, Master*
Household Furnishings and De co
rations of all kinds*
BANDON FURNITURE C Bl
NY.
Roofing Done.
Dentistry.
DO YOU NEED A Y HARD-WARE?
If You Do
SAY!!
Free Dance
Tbe Sen Side Orchestra will gjve n
free dnitce, Snturdny evening, Nov.
19lh. in Kime'* Ha|l, to which the
If you cannot find wlmt you want publjc i* cordially invited.
naywhere eia« io town, come to tbe
RACKET
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Grand Ball at Bullards
There will be a Grand Ball at Bul­
lard’* Ferry, wn Thanksgiving Even
Wark* Wfe fewva one left, if so, the ing. A free boat will carry dancer*
to the Ball. Midnight supper,
•ll>fel«fe«fe yon.
Ow ««ové ife feiKBll, hot tbe good*
fet*fet«<i** gntlity. sod tbe prices
Chrintmi*» Eve.
*W«Wbt.
Tbe Forester* are preparing to give
• W««MJto *C«feh Buying'' an Abject
a Grand Ball, on Saturday evening.
f0 Afe *«««■«•», fit I be
fLceniber 24tb. Remember the date.
BACKET.
Posters will appear later.
C A Klose. She went ashore at the
same place, but was fortunate tn be-
ing taken off with only a damaged
rudder wbicti can readily be repaired,
and doubtless will be Ivy the time this
appear* tn print.
Immediately after thfl C. A. Klose
went on tbe bench, tbe schooner Sac
rauiento sailed tn very nicely, but she
enrne in by tbe South channel, and
bad more room aud better conditions.
These are not the tirsf schooner«
that have had trouble on the north
beach; other* have failed find«« «1*1111.
similar conditions, ami during one fall
these wer% five schooner« that
trouble, but all succeeded in getting
off with but little*damage, «nA the
W tfe*rn Home is tbe first te beqßiut
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a wreck
Kidney troubles, aud General Debili
ty." This is what B. F. Bass, of
Fremont, N! C. writes. Only 5Octt
at C. Y. Lowe’s Drug Store.
MAKIN K.
A bbivcp .
Nov 12—Schooner S«ci ninento, Gronei I. 0
dar« troiu S*n Irsnciwo.
Nov 12—Sehr C. A. Klose, Mercer, C days
from San Francisco.
Nov. 14—Stun Elizabeth, Jensen. 38 hoar*
from San Francisco.
■AtBBO.
jV ! No. 17. meet* Eiiiliiv tnulit . f encl.
^ veek. ill tiniioreie H h II. Blinden. Orepen • ■*>
-k V cordini welcome i* extended to *11 vis-
X«
biting brother*.
J. E tTsHEit.
* J. N, L isiii .'H*.
Chief Bang* r. 4
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Fin. Secretnrv.
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I ) meets every Satmdav evening. V
¿Visiting brother« in good standing
•••cordially invited.
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CHAS. F LORENZ. N. G.
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Nov. 10-Sehr Lizzie Prien, Hanse», to
S. ?.
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Now i* tlie time to pmebase Hardware.
in stock a large assortment of
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Paint». OJJw. Doorfi n«t«l AA ir.«l<»«M.
T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION.
pass on uiv premises for the purpose of
bunting, and any person foaitd tcespsHMing
npotl niv land« having gnns m Ifceir puttee*
sion, will be promptly proseented.
,
J ohn RlVBLi’CW. ftg
<•IB »nth. All Master Masona cordially 9
4-invi^d.
PETER NELSON. W. M. 4
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A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man.
OKO,
I’. TOI’FINO,
2 IJANHOMLODGi .N ..115. \ F \ M. * ATTOUNEY *«t> COtJNSELOB AT LAW
1 > Stated commnnicationa first H. t <
tun
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tn persons BTi» hereby forbidden to tres­ «¿nrdsv after the full moon of each •>
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■otic«* to Hanter».
Tbe undersigned bus
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
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No«. 11—Sehr Kubr, Korth. to S F.
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc,
NOTAKY PITT.IC."
Fir© Insu.ra.noe.
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