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'(big peper is entered at the Bandon poet
otboe as Seoond-ciase Matter.
THURSDAY. NOV. 33. VJ03.
Soma of th«»« tin« days capital will
Jiacover the opportunity Bandon of-
fer* for a tannery and palp mill.
Hearst invested fC5,000 io his .0-
deavor to be Mayor of New York.
{odieatioaa aeetu to show that about
75,000 was needed.
The Salem Journal says Walter L.
Tooze is no aristocrat even if be does
want office. Mrs. Tooze and the
children picked hops all through the
season.
The Myrtle Poiut Enterprise was
ten years old last week. The Enter­
prise is a good newsy sheet and is
Well patronized by the people of Myr­
tle Point.
McCurdy sits in a chair that cost
£2000. His feet rest on a rag that
coat £12,000. No wonder ho does not
wish to leave such pleasant surround
¡ngs.—Telegram.
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*
Why not let the women themselves
settle the suffrage question? They
have strong advocates for either side
of the question, and it no doubt would
be an interesting campaign.
Col. E. Hofer of tbo Salom Capital
Journal, and Walter Toozo, candi­
date for Congress, were Coos Bay
^jsitors this week. They failed to
Seaob Bandon, consequently missed
be best part of Coos County.
For the 10 months of tbe year end­
ing with October, more wheat was ex­
ported from Portland than from any
other port in tbe United Staten. Tbe
laurels far the first time were taken
|rom Galveston and some of the oth­
er big eastern cities which heretofore
had stood at tbe bead of the column.
That Portland excursion of business
men which visited tbe towns along
lhe Southern Pucifio last week, missed
one great opportunity. They should
have mado the trip to Coos County
via stage and cast their eyen on tbe
greatest country in tho United States
Without a railroad. It might open
their eyes, also, to see the fleet of
steamers and
from San
— ---- sobooners
—- ———
Francisco that do businuas in this
T
< i • ’
•MtlOD.
School Koten.
hjeiul th your coupoua.
New Dree* Good* at Trowbridife a.
People are boring for oil io Tilla­
mook county.
Tbe ateel range eoupqn in this imtne
must bo need on or before Nov, *29.
It ia reported that D C. Krantz, of
Gravel Ford, will bo a candidate for
the office of Sheriff
Mr. Osborn has been aomewbat under
the weather the past w««k, caused by
an attack of rheumatism.
Tbe Metropolitan Match Co. re­
cently made a shipment of 85 cords
of matchwood from Randolph to
Marshfield.
Now supply of Lalies’ Visiting
Cards just received at R ecorder of­
fice. Printed to order, *25 for 50centa;
50 for 75 cents.
Cathedral glass is being put in the
Presbyterian church edifice through­
out, and adds much to tho appearance
of tbe building.
The shipping of potatoes to San
Francisco has begun in earnest. This
seasons crop is said to be on the aver­
age, says the Sun.
Tbe Coqaille river is reported one
block of logs, and 20 miles of Jogs
ar« said to be in the north fork await­
ing the first freshet.—Mail.
Pr<*aiM*r.
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GtHtl Beach
PERSONALS.
Edna Thomas made a trip up the
Our ied.F.’
hid band-, about full now.
‘-H scholar.;? ‘
river last Friday.
11 1 > i, t v t i t i >" : t
The
in Pistol pWar are thing l - ow ,. h
J. Scott came up from Bandoa
P. Schwsrtx. of Weddetbuiu. was a visitor they oan not live ¡u water tbe Harbor boys
Tuesday morning.
in »own Thursday-
waded through.
Capt. Anderson of tbe schr Oregon A. to. Sabin came op from LMglois to at­ A. H. Pierce, who baa been overhauling R.
tend lodge Saturday night.
gave ns a call Sunday.
D. Hauie'g'NRw mill, hag it about ready,only
J. Donaldson and J. Kicking went Miae to keels of Coquille is visiting at the waiting fur water.
home of ( has. Lorena in Uii* city.
Geo. W. Smith baa his new rewhltuce cor
to Coquille, Tuesday.
Clark Allison left Tuesday for McMinn­ ered and about aided in. It will bo a beuuty
James Johnson bas rosumed bis ville where 9- will remain indefinitely.
when com pitted.
old position in Ike mill.
Mach interest is b .ng taken at pi lent in
Wm. Haminerberg was a business visitor
tbe black aaud of our beached.—Globe.
J. Otisby aud D. Carey were among to Marabdeld Friday, returning Monday.
Mr«. Ed Rsckleff. of Langlois, was visit­
Prosper visitors last week.
B. McDiiffy was here last Thursday ing Myrtle Point relatives the past week.
Mrs. D. C. Snook and daughter were pas­
to secure a position io tbe mill.
sengers to San Francisco on tbe Breakwater.
W. A. Neal, the south fork logger D. E. Btitt made a business trip to Myrtle
CAme down on business last Tuesday. Point, Saturday, returniug Monday evening.
Editor Ingle of the Recall, and Editor
F. Flam, E. Ellingson aud Tom
A. Garfield, Prop.
Hauly wers Prosper callers Sunday. Dean of tbe Herald, were Bandon visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Fahy, of Bullards, was J. M. Upton of Marshfield, was renewing
quite ill last week, but is improving. old acquaintances in Bandon Saturday and
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Mrs. F. Carmon, of New Aberdeeo, Sunday.
baa been suffering with a sprained Isnm Walker, of Langlois, left on the Al­
liance, for Eureka, thia week, where hv ex­
ankle.
pecial
achines
pects to spend tbe winter.
E. Fiah, the Prosper bookkeeper J. W. Hoobs, Deputy Revenue Collector,
uilt to rder
made Coquille City a call last Wed­ of Eugene, was in Bandon Saturday on bus­
iness
snd
returned
to
tbe
Bay
on
the
Mon
­
nesday.
Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
day morning eaa».
C. Goodman, wife and daughters
Screws,
Machine
Bolts,
When you want a pleasant physio try
Among those who attended the K. P. dance
Chamberlain's Htoinaoh aud Liver Tablets. attended tbe Knights’ Ball last Sat­ Saturday night. we noticed the following:
Pipe and Fittings,
They are easy to take aud pr< dace no grip­ urday night.
Clint Maleborn and wife, Earl Goodman,
Brass Work.
ing or other unpleasant effect. Sold by O.
E. Heukeudorff was a Marshfield and the Misses Daisy Tborhaven and Mag­ General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
Y. Lowe. Druggist.
Russell, of Langlois,
Mrs. Maud
Connection.
visitor several days last week, return­ gie
McAdams of Foor Mile. Misses Colvin of
According to the Harbor, North iug Saturday.
Bear Creek. Hecry Belloni, J. 11. Dobbyn,
Bend is to have a new $30,000 hotel.
Jl Jl JUL
Tbe schrs Coqnelle and Mayflower M. J. Hartson, Claude Fox, Pete Watsou,
The building will be three or four
and
the
Misses
Eva
Schroeder
and
Alice
stories, aud cover two lots 60 by 100 have taken lumber cargoes from Car­
Bunch of Coqaille, Henry Schroder of Ara­
feet.
mon Ai. Crite’s mill, this trip.
go, Geo. Suvder, aud the Misses Fannie
Tbe Dew owners of tbo North Bond
Mr. Fiske, traveling salesman for Sturdevau and Kate Steckle of Marshfield.
Furniture Factory have taken posses­
sion and it is reported that the plant Baker & Hamilton, was transacting
will be operated. Peter Loggio will business here one day last week.
Port Orford.
be tbe manager.
Torn Robison, of BandoD, was up
By the Day, Week or Month,
’
There
will
be
a shooting match at Port
An enormous catch of over three several days last week doing the
thousand ‘‘Dog Salmon” fish have plumbing work for J. Kicking and F. Orford, Thanksgiving Day, for TurLeya and
Newly Furnished
Beef. Trim up your gun and join the fuo.
just been caught in one net by fisher­
fiooins.
men who have been plying their trade Gribi.
Sunday School was reorganized at Port
in tbe waters near Tacoma, W ash.
The sclir Ruby was towed up from Orford last Sunday by Rev. George Roach.
A blast of powder at tho rock quar­ Bandon, Monday. She made a good Meetings will be held every Sunday at ten Ä MRS. 0. H. PATTERSON
4
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ry last Monday landed a five-ton rook trip, coming up in 43 hours from San o'clock A. Al
According to reports, local bidders for the .■ Corner Wliaif and i. rd Sis ;.
in the contractors’ blacksmith shop Francisco.
mail routes along the coast are very nume­
and scattered several rocks of large
-r-rrt '
Leo Cox and C. Hull were here for rous, and bids are uncommonly low. Hope
size across the road. 175 pounds of
black powder was used, and it is said a few hours last Wednesday. The tbe boys won't get bit.
that a rotten seam in the rock was latter intended going to Portland for E. W. Jensen and P. J. Lindberg and son CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
the canse of tbo trouble. Tho blast medical treatment.
have taken a contract to build a lumber
was uot a success. Last week one
Bandon. Oregon,
yard joining the wharf. This is . n impor­
The Prosper Cannery was closed tant improvement, and will make the ship­
blast of ‘2’25 pounds of Jetson brought
down 2000 tons of good rock.
last Thursday. They have packed ping of lumber handier and cheaper. They
Contractor Jacobson tells a good about 9,000 cases, which exceeds the comineneed work last Friday.
Is just in receipt of n new nnd
one. He was having a pair of shoes pack of last year.
Mr. Pickett ha9 located a homestead on
fresh stock of
made last week at the old reliable
the bench land l>etweeii Elk and Sixes, just
Messrs
Korn
and
Brown,
employes
shop of M. Breuer. Meeting one of
north of Jo Nays. An attorney named Hall
Drugs and Chemicals,
tbe boys on th street be asked him of tbe Prosper Mill, have discontinued has also located an adjoining claim. Home­
bow the work on the shoes was pro­ llieir services with the Co., tbo former builders with families are what Curry Coun­ Patent and Proprietary Preparation;
gressing—if they were .nearly fin­ returning to his home on Coos Bay.
ty badly needs, aud we welcome all bona
Toil, t Articles,
ished. Tbe boy replied that they
fide settlers.— Tripcne.
Drngyirsts Sniidrie*.
•» -i
Mr. Langworlhy has given tip bis
were getting alongtine and would soon
P ebfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S cats
have them ready for delivery as they position hero as be and bis father
wore busily engaged putting in tbe have bought an interest in the Elliott
N uts and C andies .
Lampa Creek.
masts.
Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarettes.
& Osborn saw mill back of Randolph. R. Pomeroy had business At Bandon
Paints, Oils. Glasses, and Painter’s Supp’ied
Fresh groceries at all times at
Mrs. Whorl and Robt Simpson, Jr., Monday.
Trowbridge’s.
of North Bend, came over last week Grandpa Gorham has lx.en on the siok list
the past week.
to visit with thpir sister, Mrs E Fahy
MARINE.
Wm. Sbnrp went to Coquille Tuesday re­
of Bollards. The latter returned to turning ;he next day.
AUUVBD,
Nov. 18—Sch. Roby, Kurth, 62 hoar« from North Bend, Monday.
Mrs. G. Borgard visited friends at Par­
8. F., to Prosper Mill Co. She brought ill
Levi Smith, who bas been logging kersburg the first of the week.
12 to.is of freight.
extensively on tho upper river this W. A. Stillwell passed through this place
summer, was here last Wednesday. Monday eurouta to bis home at Arago.
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Bread Fair.
Sam Kowen of Fishtrap was greeting old
Ho has closed bis camp and is await
At Furniture Store Building, nil day, Wed­ ing tbo high water to get bis logs friends Wednesday, he being on his way to
Located in EL DORADO BUILDING,
Bandon.
nesday, Nov. 29tb. Given by the ladies of
out.
First Street, RASPON. OREGON
the Presbyterian Church.
Kearney Perkins returned to his borne at
Mr. Baggs, with a friend who bas Bnndon Tuesday after spending several SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAI1.
M, K. Church Services.
Sunday, Nov. 23, as follows: Preacning recently arrived from Oklahoma, days on h>s ranch at this place.
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Several of tho young folks from this vio-
at 11 a. m., subject, “People That Ara went up the river last Thursday to
Moth-Eaten.” 7:30 p. m., subject: “Chris­ look after business interests.
The inity attended the Knights’ dance at Ban­ Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain
Tui>. Hot or Cold Bata* •"» cents
tianity From a Social Standpoint.” Sab­ new arrival is well pleased with this don Saturday night and report a fine time.
bath Sohool 10 a. m.; Jut ior League 2:00 p.
Col. Coach, who has spent the past
m.; Epworth League € :80 p, m Tho sacra­ part of tbe country, and will perhaps month at his old home in All higan. will
ment of the Lord’s Snpper will be adminis­ remain here.
noon return and make his borne with his
Bandon Foundry
_d Machine Shop THE
Mill
and Steamboat
B
O
.
Wo Have the Variety of Stock
We are not like the Hind Wheels
of a wagon, always following in the same rut.
business, and we get th re by keeping
We are pushers, striving for a larger
TIio Best Meat in the Land
, ,v J. Waldvogel & Son, Props.
—«■City Barber Shop and Bath Room
GEORGE HITE, P bopbixtob .
SHAVES,
EACH
SHAMPOO,
HAIR CUT,
25
Ct.
------
25 Ct».
SINGE,
MASSAGE,
EACH
AND BATH.
»9S-33i-aS ..-•'I
Board
and
Lodging
Found
5-
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f
e A Place Where You Can Save Money on
•
Your Hardware bills;
c
WM. GALLIER’S
Hardware Store Bandon
o
”,
Carries a complete stock of General Hardwnre, Stoves and Ranges,
Amn nuition, l’aiuts and White Lead, Snsli and Doors, Picture
Moulding, Hope, Crockery, Stoneware, Lamp , etc.
<«<‘t prices elsewhere
then ro.ttc here anti
e cuniptiris«tiiN.
t
s
I
a
8
■?y
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Hotel Coquille
Druggist and Apothecary
y, Ot’Cjyoii.
I’lMsprietof.
This well-know. b* . I H now under new and coin-
petwiit mauagi ;»niH arid Las been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
any in tSoutbern Oregon. Smpje rooms for cor -
merci.il ten.
transportid to and from
bouts aud trains iiee of charge.
The New, E.'egantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
EZDIZLA.IBSl'TrEr
E l D orado
TONSORiAL PARLORS
MARKET
MEAT
Beef, Pork, Veal. Mutton. I. ini', Bologna and Pork bauaHue, 1 reused Beef, Head
Cheese, U<»rued _ Beef, . Pickled
___ _ P< __
rk, . _ I ___
ku *, _ Ve«,
„ tal.ks _ and
_________
Hutter.
Call on us and get oar prices before buying else where.
M
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CITY
C. P. J EXSEX, Master.
This Steamer is Nt w. G St rot:. Iv built, and fitted u tl> tlx latest improvement*, aud »ill
Hive a t.t ill- r s . ■ \ «<•« s i.,, f.-r pi:.«, ug.?r« and Ire it lx, I - tvt » « u He
Coquille liivt r, Pre^ou. and San Francisco, ( alii.
E. T.
ELBER'I DYER, Aceut, Bandon, Oregon.
KRUSE, Si umginu Agent, 207 Front Strut, San Francisco, Caliroruia.
California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company
Steamer Alliance
A
tered after the morning service.
». GRAY <t CO., Geti’I Aßt«,
son, Arthur, tbiu winter
L. W. SHAW, Agent,
421 Market. St. San Francuco.
Marbhtit 1*1, Phone 441.
Christmas
is
coming
and
metbinke
it
Eggs 40 cents a dozen and scarce.
Stage Turned Over.
time to commence arrangements for n pro­
Big tide this morning and very rough bar.
The Myrtle Point-Roseburg stage gram and Christmas tree.
urelv we can
Patronize the Bread Fair, next Wednes­ went over th« Sugar Lost grade, six have a jolly line it some one will give u* a
day, at Furniture Store Building.
miles east of Myrtle Point, ono night start.
You Can’t E.vpec tin Get
“The Great Blue Grass Derby” Deo. 1st,
f'2
Horth for ,<¡1, But
last
week.
Thu
stage
turned
over
at Bandon Opera House.
You
Can
Get Your
twice and the passengers al) thrown
Myrtle Point.
Mr. Geo. Robison and family, of Fishtrap,
MOXEE’S WORTS «t
Several parties from Indiana have been on
are down visiting Mr. Robison s sister, Mrs. out but luckily none were seriously
injured.
tbe East Fork the last week looking for
Charles Kime.
suitable farm?.
Miss Grace Langlois of Cape Blanco
Al Baker has taken the mail ooutract be­
Light Hoose is here visiting her brother
Dealer in llootn anti SI iocm
Wanted to See The Sights.
tween Fort Orford and Hare and will move
and other relatives. She will stay until
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
after the holidays.
Robt. Hunt and wife, of Fonr-tnile, to Port Orford.
lowest living prices.
Rev. Horsfall will hold services in St. accompanied by their eight year-old
A horse haver from Seattle was in Myrtle
John's Episcopal Church, on Sunday at the son, were in town Tuesday doing some Point this week baying ap horses to be used
usual hours. Also on Thanksgiving Day af­
in the oonstmotion work on Oregon rail­
shopping. Immediately upon their roads this year.
ternoon at
past 2 o'c.o k.
arrival the son started out to take in At the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Al­
Mrs. James Walstrom went to Coquille
last week to join her husband, ho having the town and neglected to inform his bert Carver, in this city at eight-thirty,
gone a short time before. They are stop­ parents where he could ,s found when Wednesday evening, Nov. 15th, 1905, was
ping with Mrs. Waistrom's parents, Mr. and wanted, and the result was that a solemnized the marriage of Miss Mary Ar­ Agates Ground, Polished and
Mrs. Buck of that c y.
searching party was necessary to lo­ nold to Mr. Otto Prey, both of this city.
Mounted
Complaint being entered against C. G.
“While oat strolling last evening.” says a
cate tiis whereabouts. He was found roporter,
Gehrig, proprietor of the Bandon Brewery,
“I passed a house from wbicn to ordot: or any other work in my
ho was in Recorder Morse's Court last Tues­ in company with another youngster emanated the inspiring strains of musio lino will be done in a neat and satis
URES COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, BHONCRITIS,
day charged with violating-City Ordinance, down on the beach viewing the mag from a piano and the throat of a charming factory manner, at a reasonable price.
WHOOPING COUGH. SORE THROAT, HOARSENESS,
No. 5. A tine of $."»0 was imposed, which hn nificent scenery. He thinks the Ban­ young lady.” The only words the reporter
Call and see mv new line of jewelry con­
LOSS OF VOICE, LOOSENS THE PHLEGM AND EASES
sisting
of
Stick
PiiH.
Hat
Pin-.
Hash
I
’
in-J,
paid.
EXPECTORATION, HEALS THE LUNGS.
don bench and the engines and cars caught were something about “dear moth­ Lady's Waist Sets, Brooches. Bracelets Cuff
The Margarita Fischer Co. nt Bandon at the government works ar« about er.” Passing on and taming down a side and Collar Buttons. Chains. Charms, and
Endorsed by leading physicians as the BEST remedy for
street the reporter saw through the kitchen Rings, which has just arrived.
Opera House, i -idny and S aturday night.
Children’s Croup and Whooping Cough because
Dec. 1 and 2. Special excursio n boat v. ill the finest sights young America could window the dear mother with her arms
ARTHUR RICE,
it
contains NO OPIATES. Thu action of Baiiara s Hore­
wish
for.
baried
almost
to
the
elbows
in
a
pan
of
run each night from C< qnille and way
. WnULoiuker aud Jeweler.
hound Syrup is mild and benign, it is adapted to infants, as well
doughy the sweat streaming down her wrin­
landings Saturday m *ht !»ont will run t-e
. . . Oregon.
kled face and tbe hot range enveloping her. Bandon,
aa adults of every variety cf temperament and constitution.
Prosper after show for dance
Folly to be Wise.
She
was
singi
f
“
We
’
4
iferk
Till
Jesus
Mr. Marshall Studman and wife of Los
I.
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Conies."—Enterprise,
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Angeles, Cal., arrived here last Friday. There is «rater in tbe milk.
C. H. PATTERSON
MRS. B. W. EVANS, Clearwater, Kas.. writs»:—"My husband
Ladies and children's bat« made and They came to Port Orford by Mror Plant, There i* cotton in the silk,
vzas sick for three months and the doctor« told me he had quick con­
Dray
and
Ge
eral
Delivery
intending to make Curry County their home,
trimmed to order. Call at residence.
there is coal far in tbe pickles that you (¿HIÑOLE- f r «ale. No. 2 •'.bite cadnr
sumption. We procured a bottle of Ballard'* Horehound Syrup, and
but were uot satisfied with conditions there,
Alisa M aud GAnrtKi.D.
O ahincle«, full count, $1 per tbousaud.
buy;
Meet «11 J’oRtR.
it cured him. He 1* now a well man, but w* always keep a bottle
Bandon
Jcmntercul
Co.
and will retam on this Elizabeth.
in the house, and think it ha* no equal for pulmonary diseases.”
Even jelly yon think fine
----- All ortlerj bandied with care.-----
»V.thin the next few montj the life sav­ Carries Ionia nf analine.
R andom , : r O bbgow .
[S Easy to Take;
Cure; Every
Guaranteed.
ing stations along the coast <5/ Oregon and
Next, adulterant, will find their way in
THREt BlZKSt 25c, JOc, Sl.OO.
Notice
to
the
Public.
No
Tolson
tn
Chamberlain'«
Cuuah
Washington are to be repaired and im
pie.
«. «
, BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT CO., - ST. LOUIS, M0.
Itenicdy.
wife having left my bed and board prov. l. There ar»» three stations in Wash­
II.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
From
Napier.
New
Zeoland,
Herald:
Two
Notice il hereby given to nil persons not
without kny convent, notice is hereby given ington and six are scattered al ng t e Ore­ Do vou know the chance you take
yeaw ago the Pharmacy Board of New South to trespass npon the premisesof Dr. Kenyon,
tb th. public that I will not be responsible gon coast between the moQthof tbe Coquille When you nianticnte a cake?
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
situated
between Floras Lake and th< < >na
Wale«, Australia, bad an analysis madeof
for any debt* «he may contract.
and tbe Columbia. Capt. Tozier, local in
ty rond. in Northern Currv. by removing,
It contains a bunch of dope tc curl jour
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all tbe cough medicine« tbst were sold in enttine, or destroying timber upon «.aid
’
G. C. H aoa .
spector for the 13th district, will soon make
hair.
14 *
land.
$25
reward
will
bo
paiil
for
informa
­
that
market.
Out
of
the
aniire
list
they
Parkersburg, Or.. Got. 24. 1905.
a tour of the stations, commencing at Ban­ And the whiskey, so deer, d,
don, about tbe end of the month, and then Hasn't been well rectified,'
found only one tbst they declared was en­ tion leading to a conviction of tre-pa«. an
-
stated above.
working up tbe coast —News.
tirely free from all poisons. This exception
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March II. 1901.
While in catsup there are no tomatoes
—oco-------
Th* Blast Thla( Require) fur Conati-
waa Chamberlain's C.j*gh Remedy, mado
PETEK NELSON. Agent
•
• •
there
Hrrh W. Edward. Injurrd.
patios.
by the Chamberlain Medicine Company. Dea
0
III.
'•'A* a certain purest!** and atomach puri
-—THE STEAMER-----
Herb W. Edward«, of De* Moines. Iowa,
M ane«, lows, U 8 A. The absence of all
O
£*r Chamberlain'* Stomach and Iarer Tab- got a fall on an ley walk laat winter, sprain­ E*en thoneh yon spend a wad
narcotic* makes this remedy the safest nnd
FOR
Ibis «eem to be tbe exact thine required ing bi* wriat and braialng hi« knee*. “Tbe You are with tbe poison squad.
b< «e that can be bad , and it is with a tael 1
Just a« if von bonebt the cbeflpe't
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ad 4 ing of security that any mother can give it
»Irene *noueh for tbe most robust, yet mild next day,” be .aya, "tbe, were *o »ore and
THOMAS WHITE. Maat«R
were poor.
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5t>oaeh atti *sf* 1er children and without »tiff I waa Afraid I would have to stay in
to bw tittle ones. Chamberlain's Cootft
LenWs Bandon ever, iqornine. vxc«r-
that terrfbl* «riping *n oouimon to moot bed. but I rubbed them vail with Cbamber- So th* only thine, you ar*.
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Mias Walatrom’s pupils arc prppar-
ipg a Thanksgiving program for next
Friday.
A Loyal Legion of Honor baa been
organized for tba 5tb and Gth grad«a;
tboao who tre perfect in attendance,
scholarship and deportment for one
month are entitled to be members
The folio wing are those who were
perfect laat month aud are members
of tbe Loya) Legion of Honor for
ibie month. Ella Feltor, Mary Hnf-
ford, Esther Stankiewicz, Lee Per
kins, V iuh Wilcox, Zettie Byers and
Marguerite Haberly of tbe Sixth
Grado, and Mary Wilcox, Dellt Hohn,
Lnra Morgan and Pearl Barrowa of
fbe Fifth Grade.
The Seventh and Eighth Grades
|iave also organized a society for the
advancement of school work and soci­
ability.
The pupils of the Advanced Tenth
Grade took a final examination in
Xritbmetic, Friday, and all were sue
ceeaful.
One of the pupils of the Advanced
Tenth Grade is absent this week on
dooount of illness.
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