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BANDON,
VduiM XXI
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OREGON:
Dr. Preet is goes to Langlois, Mon
day, April 17th. Have your teeth
>’or aeed Wheat, Barley, Oats, m 4 I pot in good order before be goes.
Grims seed, call at Sanderson Bros.
Dr. G. M Elgin, of Elklej, Las re
Mi«« Sadie Faby i® going to vieit turned home agiyn after a visit of
San Francisco tbi« trip of the steamer several mouth« to his old home in the
Elisabeth .
East.
J. M. Langlois has been making
The Margarita Fischer Company
some change® to bi® bouse on First was unable to land at Crescent City
Street, during tbe past week.
ou account of the stormy weather, aud
If you have dental work to have the Company came on to Coos county,
done,get your time early as Dr. Pren arriving at Marshfield ou the 23.1.
tia will remain only two weeks.
M. R. Lee and Frank Sowash, of
R. H. Mast, of Coquill®, bas gone Myrtle Point, who went to Southern
to Sherman Co., Oregon, to look up a California some weeks ago to look af
bnainesa location that suits him.
ter a frmt farm, have returned home,
Terry McKune. who rpent several but have not decided to go to Cali
days visiting iu Baudou, left last Fri fornia.
day for bis home in Oakland, Oat if.
Miss Frankie Scott was in town
Edgar Bossen, of Lauglois, bas last Thursday night on her way from
been putting a cement floor in the Marshfield to Wedderbnrn. Rumor
basement of M. Breuer’s btiildiug, stales that she is to be wedded in the
near future to a young man at Wed
this week.
derbnrn.
Any person desiring to let brash
The Margarita Fischer Company
cutting, by contract, may find a con
tractor by conferring with tbe R e - intend going from Coos to fill their
engagements at Crescent City which Albany Woolen Mill Burned.
coni> er office.
If it is a bilious attack Ink® Cham they were unable to fill on their way
Peter Nelson, of thia place, re
berlma's Stomach and Liver Tablets, upon account of the rough sea pre
ceived
a telegram from his son Har
venting
their
stopping
there.
and a quick cure is certain. For sale
old,
who
is at Albany, Oregon, that
Dr.
A.
W.
Kime,
who
left
here
lust
by C Y. Lowe.
the Woolen Mills at that place burned
Anmmnr
for
Cottage
Grove,
On
gmi,
W. I’’. Disber has purchased the
down yesterday about noon. The tire
property known as the Dr. Haydon has purchased a pret'y two-story resi
made a clean sweep.
deuce
there,
ate!
he
end
Lis
wife
are
property, and moved into bid uew
now
ready
to
welcome
any
of
their
home last Friday.
Bandon friend* w ho may wish to visit
Cox wants to see you. He sells
! them.
Honest
provisions and groceries,
Mr*, W. W. Smith has so far rocov
measure and merit go baud in hand
ered
her health that she is Hble to be A NEW STRUCTURE ON THE
with Cor. Try biiu for Flour, Hame,
up and around again, and if the
MOST PUBLIC CORNER
Bacon, etc.
weather is fair, she and Mr. Smith
Enterprise: R. W. Lundy left Wed
OF BANDON.
will return to their home in Northern
nesday morning for Kansas, having
Curry, next Sunday, making part of
received wold of the serious illness of
firrat Inducement fur Capital to Seek
tbe journey on Saturday.
his mother, who is ninety five years
Investment Before Property
Myrtle Point Enterprise: The late
of age
Values Rise.
rains have caused the river to raise
Tbe Odd Fellows will booq corn*
and loggers are taking advantage of
mence work on their new ball. We
Bandun citizpus have exhibited
it and are running their logs Io the
understand that it will coat aliont
more concern during the lust four
several mills. The Inst two or three
$3,000, and will be a creditable addi
days than ban been notie able during
days about 10,000 have been run,
tion to the place.
a decade over any improvement at
6,000 having gone ont one day.
tempted by the Town Board, and a
Enterprise: George and Eckley
Mrs. Ed RacklefT, of Langlois, was general kick is on from eno end of
Guerin left Thursday for Alaska
in Bandon, Friday night, having been the town to the other, because of the
where they will try their fortune at
called to Myrtle Point to see her sis proposition to place the Town Pound
ruining and trapping. George bas
ter. Mrs. Lewellen, formerly Ruth upon the most public curu-*r to bo
»pent several years iu the north.
Roberts, who, having been sick for
George Hite has been at work reno aorne time, had taken a change for tbe found in the p'aeo.
Onr reporter is not advised us to
vating the City Barber Shop, and has worse. Mrs Lewellen died Saturday,
whether
property values have fallen,
repapered tbaceiiing aud walla, and before Mrs. Rackleff’s arrival.
nor whether town finances Lave in
varnished op tbe woodwork till tbe
The Theatrical Company traveling creased to an extent that warrants ar
shop shines like a new pin. Drop in
under the name ‘'Your Neighbor's rangements for so desirable a location
and try one of their easy chairs. .
Wife," showed in Bandon Sunday for a cow pen and a dog kennel, but
Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Gross, and son night to a fair bouse, but from tbe
is rather of the opinion that it will be
Guss and wife, who recently left Ban comment that is going tbo rounds,
a drawing card for investment, as
don for Cottage Grove, Oregon, have “Buster Brown" the eight year old
when capitalists come onr way we can
decided to locate there, aud have pur boy was tbe whole show, tbe rest of
point with pride (?) to our Town
chased tbe beautiful borne of a mer tbe company being very common
Pound us a business proposition.
chant, J. C, Long, consisting of four actors.
Then, loo, when tbo beautiful days
lots and a fine two-story residence.
Port Orford Tribune: Messrs Pit- in August arrive, when tbe weather is
Coast Mail: Officers on tbe steamers ner and Allen after examining Ophir fine aud the earth is dry, we cun run
coming in yesterday report that beach mines last week, returned to a few stray cows aud horses into this
Guana rock bas beeu broken off just Port Orford Thursday, and next day noted inclosure; and. again, it will
above high water mark by the furious went up to examine the “Old Beach’" have its drawing influence — in tbe
seas that havo been running for the north of Maddens, returning tbosame swarms of flies that want to feed on
past few days. Tbe rock, which was day. They left Saturday morning by tbe captives. Besides this, a little
of an irregular «hape, rising some 15 stage for San Francisco, via Coos carelessness will be the only thing
or 29 feet above the sea, was «itbated Bay. They expect to install a mining necessary to make this source of util
just south of th« entrance to Coos plant soon, in the old channel of ity a festive resort for the “blue bot
Bay barber, and whs a familiar land Greg's creek, which is a part of our tle.”
mark to the sailors running to thia beach claims at Ophir.
Quite a number of onr townsmen
port.
Tbe Bandon Commercial Company have asked us towrite up this new ad
Arthur Rico, who visited Cottage received a sanding machine last Mon vertising proposition and descant up
Grove as a delegate to the \V. O. W. day, on tbe steamer Chico, to be on its influence, but we find our
Convention, early thia month, came placed in tbe broom handle factory at knowledge of language too limited,
wandering back, last Tuesday, having this place. Tbe purpose of tbe ma- and give up tbe task. The Pound is
visited Portland and a number of . | chine is to smooth tbe broonibandlcs there—will it stay?
towns between there and Rosel urg by means of a sanded belt which op
pHcific Homestead: In many por
He came home looking as though be ■ erates on tbe handles giving them n
tious of Eastern Oregon and Wash
had received good treatment during 1 smooth finish the same as is given by ington, tbr> shing of wheat bay has
bis visit, and was exuberant over tbe , sand paper. This machine has a ca been in progress during the past two
fact that lie returned with a solitary ■ pacity of 6.IXMI handles n day, and weeks. I.a.-d summer a good deal of
coin, equal in value to the wages of will greatly facilitate tbe finishing of
grain was cut for hay, but the winter
two Russiau soldiers for a day's ser tbe output.
was so mild that much of it was un
vice.
fed. Tbe price of wheat went Up to
Grand
F or R ent C heap —The Ocean House
property iu West Bandon; A small
house and large baru on promises.
Will take most of tbe rent in work.
Apply io J. H. Jon»»e, Bandon, Oro.
Dentist Coming.
Dentist To Lanerlois.
Improvement.
such a point that it became profitable
to extract the grain from the hay,
some of it yielding as much ns fifteen
bushels per ton. and of excellent qual
ity. Eighty cents a bushel is the
market price for wheat in those sec
tions, consequently a good profit is
made from the bov
11 S hv (*<1 II i» Leg.
Dr. D. L. Steele, Dentist, late of I P. A. Danforth, of LuGrange, Ga.
San Francisco, will visit Langlois suffered for six monlbs with a fright
professionally on April 1st, and will ful running sore on his leg, but writes
remain until April 8th, 1995. Those i that Bucklen'e Arnica Salve wholly
requiring the services of an up to cured it in five days. For Ulcers,
date dentist, call on Dr. Steele at bis . \\ annds, Piles, it’s the best salve in
office in Langlois.
lib« world. Cure guaranteed. Only
Dr. Sieele will visit Bandon on bis 25e. Tiold
?>uld by
liy (’. Y. Lown,
Lowe. Druggist.
If yon cannot find what yon want
way np tbe coast. May 1st.
If
anywbero else in town, come to the
To
Whom
It
Jiny
Concern
you want yourdental work done right,
wait for Dr. Steele.
Notice is hereby piven to the pnblio that 1
SAY!!
RACKET
For Mn I nip* I red Appetite.
Loss of appetite always results
Alt that is
f»iea «ill plmw* yon.
needed is • few donee of Chamber
Onr »lock it «T.all, hat tbe goods lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
•roof a good quality, and the ptices They will invigorate the stomach,
**a right.
strengthen th® digestion, and give
• Wa make “Cuh Buying" an object yon an appetite like a wolf. Those
4^111« pB9Ch«e<'9,'Rt
Tablets also act as a gentle laxative.
THZ
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Maylw w* hava o*a laft, if to, th* from fawlty digestion.
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Number 13.
I
Ed Price, the Riverton mill rutin is
in town on hi« way to Sau Francisco.
Frauk E. Alley ami Virgil Shupe
of Roseburg were visitors in Barniou
last week.
Tbe steamers Elizabeth and Chico
are ready for sea as soon as the bar
calms down.
M. R. Lee, of Myrtle Point, is
greeting old friends aud having a
look around Bandon.
The Commoner: Jarnos M. Beck
says that “tbe one joy of man in this
day and age. is to toil for money.”
Had be been present at the time, Mr.
Beck would doubtless have rebuked
Moses for destroying the golden calf
Tbe steamers Elizabeth aud Chico
got in early Monday morning, having
had about three day’s wait outside
the bar. The foriuar brought in
about 100 tons of freight and two
passengers, an I tbe lai tor brought
about 39 tons of freight. Tbe pas
sengers were James Roberts and l r.
Gribi.
LOCAL NEWS.
THURSDAY
Steamer C. A. KJaae Aba»
doned OflT W r«t Ore-
How Con at.
S iid Francisco, Mureb 25tb.—News
reached h ‘re hst night that tbe
M-boouer C. A Kobe, from Vauconver,
Wash., to Sao Francisco, March 16th.
hail been al i.ndoned off Herein Head,
on tbe Western Oregou coast, with no
tidings of her crew of nioe men. The
vessel wan waterlogged. Tbe tug
Duuutlet-s suiled last night to look for
her.
Tbe C. A. Klose was sighted by tbe
steamer Chehalis, en route toGraj's
Harbor, Wash., Wednesday, but the
Chehalis was unable to bring in the
waterlogged vessel on account of the
storm prevailing. Her lumber cargo
was still solid. The logbook, which
was curried off by the mute of tbe
Chehalis, said tbe meu ba 1 pumped
until they became exhausted, and had
han abandoned tbe boat. \\ bat bas
become of them is unknown. The
Klose was i ben partly tilled with
water and was heading toward tbe
rough Oregon coast.
Tbe Klose was built nt Alameda 13
years ago, and is owned by Beadle
Bros, of San Francisco. She was
bringing over half a million feet of
lumber. Her tonnage is about 379.
Astoria, March 27. — Tbo lumber
laden schooner Klose, which was
abandoned several days ago while on
her way from Vancouver to San Fran
cisco, turned turtle and went ashore
some time during tbe night ou North
beach, at a place named Faterbruck,
ten miles n> rt!i of Fort Canby.
A Chicago A Bierman Owen Ute Election
to Chamberlain's Cou^h Remedy.
“I can heartily aud consaontionsly
recommend Chamberlain’« Cjugb
Remedy for affections ,of ibo throat
und lung-,'' says Hon. John Sbenick,
220 South Peoria St., Chicago. “Two
years ago during a political cam
paign, I caught cold after being over
heated, which irritated my throat and
I was finally compelled to stop as 1
could not speak aloud. In my
extremity n friend advised me
to
use
Chamberlain’s
Cough
Remedy. I took t«o dosei that af
ternoon and could not believe my
sense® when I found tbs next morn
ing the inflammation bad largely sub
sided. I took several doses that day,
kept right on talking through tbe
campaign, and I thank this medicine
that I won my seat iu the Council.”
This remedy is for sale by C. Y.
Lowe.
Telegram: A magazine in the inter
ests of the liqnor people has made its
appearance. It is culled “The Lib
eral." But what is there that is lib
eral about the jiquor interests?
A $150 000 exhibit of the products
of the Philippine Islands will be an
interesting feature of tbe United
State- Government’s magnificent par
ticipation in the Lewis aud Clark Ex
position.
Herald: W. T. Kerr & Co. are on a
deal with the Lvons heirs for tbe
mill at this place, it having become in
their possession again. There is a
large amonnt of logs being put in tbe
boom, and effort to get tbe mill going
are under way. Only the completing
of tbe papers remains, when full pos
session of tbe mill will he turned over
to tbe uew firm. This will be a good
move and will be a tine thing for onr
town, making a good addition to our
pay-roll. It will sound good to bear
tbe old whistle again after a silence
of many months. With onr three
creameries, tbe mill and box factory
going in full blast, times ought to
pick np rapidly.
A Safe Couith Medicine for Children,
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important News Notes
H orsfall H ospital .,
T chdat . March 21.
The United States Guvernxaeut has itiven
Governor Castro of Venezuela to understand
that bi« government must arbitrate the
MISS L. G. GOULD, Matron
dispate over tbe asphalt concessions.
General Linievitch is «till making bi« way
Hospital,
the
of
northward with tbe Japanese army chasing
him.
Seven persons were seriously injured in
Triiiiit-tl nurse» lit ut tv ii dnu co.
Iowa by the ditching of ■ train. Misplaced
rails was the cnaae.
For information address
WM. HORSFALL, M. D.
Andrew M Grisoom, of Philadelphia, sui
Marabfleld. Oregon.
cided by joniping from a steamship on the
Atlantic. Griaeoni was n millionaire's son
A jail delivery was averted at Salem by
tbe sheriff discovering the plot and interfer
ing while tbe perpetrators were in the act
of prying tbe bars apart, one having been
sawed off with a piece of steel taluu from
a shoe.
WnsMOir. March 22.
We Have the Variety of Stock
General Liuievitch is retreating toward
Beef, Pork. Veal, Mfttton. Lsnib, Bologna and Pork San»age, Pressed Beef, Head
Harbin and is destroying the bridges bebiud
Cbeeae. Corned Beef, Pickled Pt rk. I''ggs, Vegetables and Butter.
him.
Cail on uh and get oar prices before baying elsewhere.
The Grind Jury was completed at Chica
We are not like the Hind Wheels
go, which will investigate the iqa-ratlous of
the Beef Trost.
of a wngon, always following in the same rut. We are pushers, striving for a larger
A battleship of 1C.400 tons displacement, business, and we get th re by keeping
The Bc-st Moat in tlie Land
was launched on the Tyne River, England,
and selling nt the very lowest prices.
today, for the Chinese government.
We
ure
here
to please find heie t > stay.
J. W. Slinruate, a drygoods nierchnnt, was
Yours to serve,
shot and killed by a robber at Colton, Calif.
Mr. Shumate slept in his »tore.
J. Waldvogel & Son, Props.
A new island has been thrown np in the
sea of Japan by volcanic action. Thera is a
boiling lake on the island.
T huhsdsv , March 23.
H. C. Robertson, w ho gave evidence before
the Grand Jury in the Land Fraud cases in I
Oregou, haa been dismissed as the Secret iry
of Senator J. H. Mitchell.
A vessel designed especially for Arctic ex
plorations was launched at Bucksport, Me.
E. 11. Peary, tbe explorer, has bad tbe vessel
Will Keep ou Hnud at all Time«
builded.
Astoiia was visited by a gale this morning
that registered a speed of 72 miles an hour.
Troops bred upon peasants at Kutno, Rus
sia. Ten were killed and ninny others
wounded. The peasants were unarm.d and
started to ran when they saw the troops
Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
take aim.
It is stated that Russia is ready to end tbe
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
war if shu can secure favorable terms from
Japan.
Sa Ron Sink, California, is becoming an
inland sea from overflow from tbe Colorado
river.
F btdat , March 24.
Pifsidcnt Ceatro says that the United
States is not concerned in the Asphalt dis
4.,
pate. The Administration decides to take
no immediate action in the matter.
It is now reported that Harbin is untena
ble for the Russian nrmy, it nut beiuu a po
sition of natural ndvnutape. Tsitspar, 300
Coats, Capes and
miles west of Ilarbiu, is moutioned as a
likely p!aco to stop.
The remains of Mrs. Stanford were laid to
rest alongside those of her haeband.
The peace wave sweeping over Russia is
gaining strength a?id may manifest itself.
The Oregou City Land Oflioe will be
moved to Portland, Jnne 1st.
Jules Verne, lhe French novelist, died at
Amiens, France, today.
Otto Mitchell« a highwayman, was caught
in *8an Francisco, while holding up J. E.
Webster, by the help of a gripnnn and a
Suits Made to Measure.
conductor from a passing street car.
UAIU<ERr
S aturday , March 25.
»U3T - P«OOf
• rodona "
Now comes the new« that Russia is taking
n«*iCMT-r*osT
AGENT
WARNER
S
PROOF
CORSET
steps to end the war and secure pence.
1
The losses in the Russian army during the
war have been immense; ont of a total of
780,000 men sent to ithe front, only 300,000
remnin, making a loss of 480,000.
The Russians are still retreating toward
Harbin.
Secretary Hay is reported from the Azores
Islands, where the White Star Line steamer
called in, as being better.
Louis Gottstein, a Russian, suicided at
Seattle. He had orders to return and enter
Bed Boom Suite«
Curtain Pole« and Fine
Wall Paper and
the Russian army.
aud Piece«.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
Herman Shooks became infataated with
-------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
his employer's wife. Mrs. A. E. Cooper, of
Elkton, Oregon, and being dismiss« d, shot Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
aud killed his employer and another uaan,
Furniture Repairing and Saw-filing n Specialty.
and then shot himself.
M onday , March 27.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
UNDERTAKING
Mrs. Chadwick is sentenced to 10 years in
A Full Line of Burial Casket». Enrial Robes and Good», and Undertaking Supplies
the penitentiary.
Constantly Kept on Hand.
Woodmen of the World meet nt Portland
Surgical and
well equipped for
treatment
Medical Diseases.
A Private
The City Meat Market,
0 Yes!
0 Yes!
Bandoil Meat Market,
T. Anderson.
Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
J. Denholm
Ç
3
.
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Ladies
Collarettes.
Boots & Shoes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
FOR
RUST
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco
rations of all kinds’
where they will initiate 1000 members gath
ered since November.
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
MA RIM K.
ABBITBD.
March 27.—Stmr Elizabeth, Jensen, 6 dya
from San Francisco.
March 27.—Stmr Chico, Martin, 5 days
from San Francisco.
« 11 1 M»<»N LODGE, No. I IS, A. F. A. M
J. C. Shields & Son,
Blaclszszxiitlx <& Wagon,
inakers.
In buying a cough medicine for 2 O ANDON LODGE, No. 115. A F A .M. >
1 > Stated eommunicationi tine Sat v
Wagons of all kinds mado to order.
children never be afraid to buy jjnrdav
after the full moon of each
Job work attend* d 1 > prop p’.ly and .all w »1, nij:.,r?D.♦.?•.-■.)/. y «•»?-«» ’’siiaf
Chamberlain's
Cough
Remedy. month. AU Master Masons cordialtv*
I •4-ihvili-a.“ W C. S a .Ai,ERBON, W . Al. * Iteli» diable.
There is no danger from it and
J. E. WttsTBOM. Sec.
relief is always sure to follow. It is
especially valuable for colds, croup * * ; '4 * * > i
I
and whooping cQDgfi. For «-it« by
Couit
«»i »>»•*
3o. 1 i,
Fore»tei*n of America.
C. Y. Lowe
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD WARE?
Dr. S- lu. Z’erk.iiis,
PHYSICIAN <£• SURGEON,
BANDON, OREGON.
Office over Wn>. Outlier’» Store.
Office boor» ti to !• a.m.
Call iv. residence at < it,r I < tie.
^/ ’Ot RTQFEF.N or THE FOREST.^
No. 17. meets Friday night cf earl
>>woek. in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon
\ cordial welcome is extended to all vis »
^itinu brother». E. M. BL XCKERBY,
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W. V. F isher
Chief Ranger. 5?
Fin. Secretary.
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<• BANDON LODGE No. 133,1.0.0. F !•
Dr. IT. I_i Houston,
p ANDON LODGE. No
133.I.O.O. F.f
meetR «very Satnidav evening.
Visiting brother» in good »tanding >
SURGEON, Xcordiaily
invited.
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A. J. HARTMAN. N. G. 4
have this day piven my »on. A. J. rtew.-irt.
Oflke in Pacific Hotel. Hours, » to 12, a.m. f;' T. W. Ro bisok , Nec.
his time, and that 1 uill not I m * responsible
for any debts or obligations he may con 1:30 to 4, p ui.; 7 to 8 in the evening
i
tract.
J. D. S tkwabt .
ILindon, Oregon. March Kith. KWft.
1IANDON,
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ORRGON.
O T- Blnmen.rot.tier
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PHYSICIAN &
i
Commisioner and
Public
T f
A VU.
-T
nre
doing t usiness at The Old
Stand and can please vou. Give us a Call
aiul examine our
Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc,
Now is tbe limo to purcbiiso Hardware.
in stock a large Bitortmc-bt of
Tim nndersigned has
Hardware, Tinware, Granlteware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Paints. Oils. D gotm nnd Window*.
T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION.
WANTED-TRUSTWORTHY MAN OR
U. 8.
Notary
woman to manage basine«« in tbi« county
S. A. D. EATON,
• nd «djoining territory for well e«tsbli«wl
Filing« and Final proof« mad® on Hom®
GKO. P. TOPriWO,
bouxe of solid financial standing. ♦.MIX)
•toads, Il uber Ctaiiii»’and othi-r L. S La to Is
L A WYER,
straight ca«b «alary with all necessary ex
ATTORNEY
*«D COI 'NSELOIl AT LA"
Money
Loan.
N.«otlsted
on
Approve,!
penses paid weekly by check from head
....
OHRGON. SecurUy.
XXD
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quarters. Money advanced for expen»e« BANDON
Position permanent; previous experience
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office
tn
room
10
Reverie
Building,
Ban
Will practice in all Court«.
not essential. No investment required We
don. Beaidence on Butt« Creek. Oregon.
Fire Insurance.
furnish everything. Enclose «elf-address-d
Notary in office.
AR kind, of Real F.tale hough* and
envelope. Addre.s Mansger. 810 Como
Bandon. - - - - Oregon.
Block. Chicago, R|.
CHlcc np»tsirs In H Dorado BuRdlu*
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man
Wrenshall & Wrenshall,
Photographer»,
ROVND HOI Si; (MllVfty.
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