Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, January 30, 1908, Image 4

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    Editorial Page of Bandon Recorder
Prosper Notux
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Professional IDireotory
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The Randolph SteamJiip TL’otS- «w«f fre*.
An Independent Newspaper
pany’s miB begin opWations ^tr a
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¿Awry S1®’ purch.i® enfijljffo f««i'
S®&«8 cSe
& Notify this Office ou Election of Officers and on
10 days' shut down, <>«iog to Uie to a chance.
IRVING 8. BATH,
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E ditor and V kotkietor
Call and see-the new line of
Aljaaiup of 'S’evTwi^ S^hk Cards uudtr this Hiajii are 50c per in., mouth
breakiug of the “bull wheel.’’
groceries,
candies,
fruits,tlmu
etc
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I'iiiS R ates ; IVr 1 etu-, #1.5«t isix Months 81 .(X); Copy 5c
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The steamer Elizabeth came up at A. E. White's the Columbia
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
and loaded at Lyons
Johnson's Avenue man. who cordially Solicits
Dr H. L Houatoa,
your patronage. Al the old Conrad Tx\NDl»K LODGE, N . It.’. «1 F. A M.
TbO
«entered ut the Bandon poet otliae ns Secntid-olass Matter
and the Prosper mill.
CHYSlClAtb X SUHOEOE
Stated OoMMiiiiiiic.tlhiiih I hh I S.ittll
Store.
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day nftrj the full iut*un of t ach iu*»nth
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Mlieexiver Drug Store.
Ilsurs, 9 to 12,
The schooner Lizzie Prien is now
\ll Master Maeoutl cpidml's invited
a.iu. 1:30 to 4, |> jii.; 7 to 8 in the eveuiug
C. ft Vii'ai >41. who has Wrvod our paper do not receive every publi­ leading at the Prosper mill. z
Mu Me I d MU W M
Night calls answered from oflice.
ToCtcbelf’s Esowtiwftiteni»
vGirtePb so faithfully and wi ll during cation in the county, which would be
BANDON.
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<>KE<M>N
Voters!
See John Nelson to
i. er o. 9
out abfcunce, has moved back into necessary to learn of all particulars.
Notice is hereljy given that die
register.
LOlUtft, No. 133, L O. O. F
ki^laW office again ami will try to Coos isya large county anil our
regular semi-annual examination of ■ kANDON
ineetH every Weduesdiiy I'Wliu/ Dr J. Warren Kelly
Seyeral
parties
from
Prosper
took
iBobe up the time his law business County Sent officials should by all
applicants for State and County Vuilliig broltierK ° >u «>ud ntaUiNnK cor­
differed nfiile presiding over the means have all matters ot interest to advantage of the beautiful Sunday papers will be held in the Court dially invtkeR
Physician aud Surgeon - Operative
NATHAN BAKKUDW, N. G.
oftatrs of the R ecorder . ' It is tax ¡layers placed in general circu­ and journeyed to B uidon Beach, House i<> Coquille beginning at 9 L J. K adlky . Hec.
Surgery a Specialty.
So far there have been no among whom were t Goodman's a in. Wednesday, Feb. 12th, 1908
Wrth a sigh of relief he left and says lation..
OFFICE, Lowe*« Drug Store.
RwJrncr m
Bel.ekah L<‘4go <9u 12«.
tlte milk and bone/ part of the announcements m ule for the ap­ Henckendorf’s anil Peterson’s.
md continuing three days.
the
Panter
Building.
frit
EFT'S
Every
2t«l
and
4th
^Tuesday«
business certainly did not materialize proaching primaries but an office
Mr. N. Young, proprietor of the
W H. lk NCH.
.HL 1’rnetiee niMlit iirsi We.ineHdav of the
during his reign.
1 he simple life in the courthouse is usually ff Mt Springs Creamerv. was in town
mouth, Social Eveltiim the 3t« Saturday of
• Co. Su]it. the
W. E. THRESHEB,
mouth. A cordial invitation extended
did fioi in any Way come under his coveted position and has many one daj this week.
to all ineiubera ip i>ood atandmv
Dated this 24th day of Jun.
Attorney - at - Law.
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lint of journalistic labors, and no« would-be-aspirant s.
WNA CKA1NE, N.G. .
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Steward
Lyons,
of
Lyons
and
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rickson
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Seo'y.
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NoUuy Public
he c«< again stick his fed upon his
Tunhvr CUtims
Johnson leaves on the Elizabeth ter
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desk and let the dull cares
the
W edderbum
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Oregon
T he E ditorial Meeting held in San Francisco.
UniKlltK <>r Pytluas
and
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pen pusher fall in other places
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Portland the 17th and, iSth of this
T |F.LI ill LODGE No. 64, Knights of
The Young and Parker shingle
DM. LESTER SORENSON.
J. r 1'vthias. Meets every Monday even­
month, by the editors of thè country irvill is progressing rapidly.
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ing at Masonh! ball.
Visiting hmuhts in­
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vited to attend.
li. E. 1. Bedtllion. C. C.
Resident Dentist
a .
| t I s S trange why some people newspapers throughout Oregon,
quantity o! B. K. H aukinoton , K of K. S.
P oli N P rim .
will expect newspaper courtesies was the largest in the history of the
you
to offer?
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Otoileru Woixlnien.
Office Opposite Hot*l Gallier
from their home office when they association and one of the most
See the Hoyt’s at the opera house
successful.
The
attendance
rep
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|**BLE
KOCK
CAMP,
No.
11176,
M.
W.
send their job printing out of town,
McKay,
OREGON
next Monday night, Laugh from
1 of A; Meets every fourth Saturday of BAWDON
to Coquille for instance.
We resented all parts ot the State. start to finish.
«neb month at Concrete Hall.
Visiting
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
certattllv know the printing business, Practically a new association was
C R W adi
GEORGE LORENZ. H. C.
Tire Hoyt’s, at the opera house
and if some of our merchants will formed, calling themselves the
ATTORNEY AT LAW
E. E. O akes , Clerk.
Très««»« ft! a (lee
The next Monday night, have an up-to-
Notary Public
glance over our columns they will State Editorial Association.
Any person or persorts trespassing
Pres­ date entertainment which «ill please
Foresters of «uierict*.
hnd that we never miss an oppor- newly elected officers are:
Office: Room 1 Laird Building,
upon the Croft Lake mncb, the
o
/ ’OIJR I QI EEN OF THE FOREST, No. B andon ,
tjni y to say a good word for them ident, J. S. Dellinger, Astoria« Vice all who attend.
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McClellan ami Marshall ranches,
' 17, meets Friday night of each week,
President,
George
Putman,
Med
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«nil to fight their greatest evils—
The Dispatch is tied up at the will be prosecuted as the law directs, in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor­
welcome is extended to all visiting
mail iwder houses, ami city patrotj- ford; C >r. Sec.. A. D. Moe, Hood i Central wharf. She will probably and a reward will be given for infor­ dial
G. T. TKKADGOLD,
brothers.
AKITH R RICE,
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Chief Ranger.
If theit customers went to River; Rec. Sec., Geo. A. Scibird, be repainted and otherwise placed in mation that will lend to the convic­ G. T ylek
ATTORNEY AND C’OUNiTELOK
Fm. Secretary.
the city above for goods, how long Union; Treas., Miss Erances Got- good shape before going on the run. tion of the guilty parties.
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AT.- LAW,
Would they last in Bandon? Home shall, Portland;- Trustees, G. B.
Woodmeii of tin- World.
EDMUND CROFT,
NOTARY PUBLIC
The regular meeting of the fire-
SEASIDE CAMP No. 312, W. O. W.
Bandon. Oregon.
patronage above all else will make Small, Baker City, three years; C.
iv meets ill regular session the first and
your tow« grow'and prosper..
It II. Fisher, Eugene, two years; C. ' men next Tuesdaj’ is of particular
third Thursdays of each month hi the Ma­
sonic hall. Visiting neighbors are cordially
Bnndou,
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Oregon.
is a great organization not to be L. Ireland, Moro, one year. . The ; importance and all members are re­
It Does the Business.
invited.
K. W. BULL A RD, C. C.
prime
object
of
such
an
association
quested
to
be
present.
Office
With
Bandon
Iiivestniimt
Co.
broken by any obstacle, which in the
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of ClintQn O.C. WannvoaKL, Clerk.
ea<1 will be the foundation of a suc­ is to meet at least once yearly to
Maine, says of Bucklen’s Arnica
Dr. Bancroft, Eye and Nerve Salve: “It does the business; I
discuss
ways
and
means
for
the
cessful city.
Specialist, at Hotel Gallier.
betterment of the country news? I Thursday and Friday, Feb. 6 anil 7- have used it for piles and it cured
them. Used it tor chapped hands,
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paper in all lines. Expe iences of
anil
it Cured them. Applied it loan
Ha watt will memorialize the various members help others and
A. Ellingson is having another
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old sore, and it healed it without
present congress,asking that Chinese upon the whole much good will building erected next to the Foundry leaving a car behind.” 25c at C.
be permitted to enter that territory come of such an organization. which will be occupied by a gent’s Y. Lowe's drug store.
Fairbanks Morse Gasoline Engines for Spraying, Pumping,
on the ground that they are needed Country organiztions will be essen­ furnishing store.
Sawing, Grinding.
Outfits complete.
Fairbanks-Morse
Steam Engines, Pumps, Boilers. Fairbanks Scales for weigh­
o'
in the stqtar plantations there. How tial in the near future, for all news­
Those popular stamp books, con­
BA A'DOS' TH. I. ¥5 EE R CO.
ing. Fairbanks Morse Dynamos and Motors, for power and
aver, we have a rather large over- papers conducted on a purely busi­ taining 24 views of Bandon, are now
light; Windmills and Towers; Grinders, Feed Choppers, Well
C H PATTERSON ,t SON
supply <4 Chinese in America that ness basis. When garbage men, selling three for a quarter at Rice’s.
Pumps. All first quality gooffs at lowest priefls.
Always in
Dray «fid General Dtlivery
stock. Liberal terms. Prompt reply to inquiries and quick
could lie crated and frightened to street sweepers, and others know’it Only two ot a kind in book.
shipments. Write for Catalogues and Prices.
Meet all Bunt*.
that point, or we could even spare« is unadvisable to exist without
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tew Siarthern negroes—or find organization, it will surely benefit
£1 Nix) ft, :
O bbgon .
uumerous ways to solve the the newspaper men.
A uniformity
Hawaiian problem without further of prices and wages and close busi­
ABUIVCD.
a o oit <’« i «’W c ' k
complicating the Amer can-Oriental' ness acquaintance with neighboring
Stmr Elizabeth, Olson, from S F,
<’o« tract«» oad Bo i Met*
situation, with a further influx of members of the fraternity is bound
150 tons freight 14 passengers.
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DEALERS
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Asiatics. In view of the present to qjsult favorably.
The Oregon
Estimates given oo nny kind ot
Jan 28—Stmr Bandon, Jensen, 63
Anglo-Japanese controversy, it ap­ newspaper man receives a much less
bmldingH. Address Bandon, Ort«(0D
tons freight. •
Groceries St Provision«.
pears to us that Hawaii's petition is money compensation for his time
SAILED^
In small tracts—all laid out by
comparable to the tail wagging the and funds invested, than any other
Jan 25—Advance^ Ogidinsen for
MRS. C. B. H0LL0P1TSR, o
County
Surveyor. Level land, each
dorg.
phase of business. • Certain great S F 380,000 It. lbr.
INSTRUCTOR ON
tract ffonting on 40-foot road, near
Having piircbnsi-.l the business
Jan 30 —Elizabeth 300,000 ft plank road; 1 3-4 miles from Ban­ of
Oregon Dailies take great pains to
Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo.
H. M. Axtel A, Co., it shall lie
Splendid berry,
brethern in lbr 34 cds wood, 10 tons plunder don waterfront.
Charges Reasonable.
nnr aim to merit ami receive a
Yt EiriTOk returned on the last roast their» country
fruit, vegetable or grass land. Small
share
of
the
public
patronage,
various
ways,
favorite
among
which
6
passengers.
Bandon,
Oregon,
Break water afur a lew week’s visit
payment down, balance in easy in­
l»y selling at the lowest price«
is
the
cartoon
picturing
them
always
with friendsand relatives in Hillsboro
and by fair nod honest dealings-
stallments. The best ehnnee for a
Rooms to Rent
and Portland. During our absence with a patch on their.pants, and a
poor man to get a home near our
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N«w goods and fresh supplies
in their hand,
rapidly growing city. Write or call
we have made arrangements to issue pair of shears
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will be received by every steamer,
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eight page* weekly hereafter.
The rather then a pen, as much as to .3 Rooms with good cook stove on the owner, A. IIABERLY.
in the line of Groceries and Pro-
for rent at corner Columbia aftd
visions.C’aHdies, Nuts and Cigars.
present issue gives us much more say he is dependent upon clippings Third street.
(><> IT NOW.
Oregon and California Fruits and
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Combining
opportunity to handle news and for his newspaper.
M rs . S. C. R ockwell .
Vegetables.
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plenty <4 it regardless of advertise­ pleasure with routine business, Dr.
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Call and examine goods ami
ments. Yon may have to have an Henry Waldo (.’off and his estemible
Wagon for Sale.
get prices.
introduction to it before you will wife entertained the members of the
I have a 1 1-4 Steel axle
lias R sotect stuck of
hud different pages. The local field association at their e legarti home on
ALITA & »AV4MOV,
ard, gpod condition, will be sold
Friday
night.
Speeches
were
made
CLARENCE
V.
LOWE,
Will I* covered on page five and a
Bandon. Oregon.
a sat ntice. Cali on iff address
B hih I wii . Orfgnn,
special page «ill be devoted to our at the meeting anil papers on subjects
A. Post.
tf
Plank Road Bandon, Ore.
neighboring
tows, page eight. ot interest to newspaperism were
and
Wear? wow making arrangements well rendered. Mrs. A. Scott Duni- «
Is just In receipt, of a new und
A. B. SABIN
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way,
who
rightly
terms
herself
he
Whereby small towns close to Ban
Lumber $5 per M.
fresh stuck of
0 |jleant ^err on ||raught.
Mitntifactnri-r
Hint
Dealer
in
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mother-in-law
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of
the
Oregon
Drugs and1 Chemicals,
don tnay be given space weekly for
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We have a quantity of Not 3 lum­
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newspaper
fraternity
gave
an
ad
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All Kinds of Saddlery. 1
their “happening*," and with a
ber, suitable for building sheds, Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Harness anil Saddles Repaired.
A
little* help horn outside friends, we dress ending-up with her favorite walks, etc., which we offer in kit» oj
Toilet Articles,
C ourteous T reatment .
“Women 1000 feet and upward, at $3 per M.
BANDON.
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Know this page will be a success and topic, and life work,
Di-nggiMtM S iiik I ri«‘M.
z ! MtA* ■!- A 4 4 x x
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C ody L umber C o :
a Source of much interest to all our Suffrage.’’ The next meeting of
P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oap
< m rows 1 Iros
I
this organization will take place in
N uts and C andies .
•waders.
Bniirlon, <>tefon.
Tobwroi* aixl ( I ru r«*tt««b.
Portland, while the similar body of
PamtM. Oils. Glass and Painters* Supplies. 1
Washington will be in session at
W n K T he approaching spring Vancouver. By that time there will
y
GUO. P. TOPPING,
M North Bend o
comes the politicinn with his black be many more counties paddling
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ATTORNEY » nd GOÜMHËLÔR AT LAW
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cigars, oily «pec lies and promises their own canoe under the necessary
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fjjien
for
tice
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which are usually forgotten as soon factor of success, “County Organ­
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ceptioo of patients. The
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a> his DTiB of office commences ization.’’,
T'iJ*O Z1W111‘A4.1T,C?O
terms aie $ltt per week
This coming election for CoOs
í
Bininoti. -
Oregon.
and
upwards. For par­
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county is <u>e of particularly vital
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ticular« apply to : :
fr
Molvia Taylor Corson.
kafmrtaace to Uandiui and vicinity.
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Curries H full Hile of
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Ac pier-ent «Hur representation in the
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courthomse iu meaner to the ex-
Worth Benfl, Oi».
The 13 year and 9 months’ old
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tt»we. andt sbixubi a rua« be nom- son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Corson
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who
an effort to of this city died at his home Tuesday
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ika^e S mk ®I
¡ylw.*«» into road night.
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Deceased was bom in
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rade
M
arks
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trad of the Botwle, South Dakota, and has
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D esigns
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and Cigars.....
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C cryrights A c .
vwwafry.
WtSh* «uppcch'd tooth resided in Ilandon for the ¡last 11
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AnTnni* «ending a sketch Arn1 dewcrlpflnn may
quickly Asrprfain our opinion free whether an
Oibcf Efflfr awi'b's ewrtf enter we can years He leaves beside his parents
Invention 1« probably p/itmMNblqn Communica­
tion« strict I y confidential. h ANOB uu X on Patent«
ta
P. B. HOŸT^Prop.
ftps»®«®. riWH-.V SOP it <S»' Were t<n> a sister Frinqp, and brother Roy,
•ent free, oldeat lurenry for securing patent«.
Patent« taken through Munn & Co. re<w<re
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notice,
without
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harg
e,
in
the
WMMfMr«*Mlt a» few advised of ciffinty to i*>urn*!nm.
Rie funeral ser­
I.orntwl In EL IHIKADO BUILDING,
/\cisni us sen Bi os.
Fine Repairing and Manufac
ces oLbids wanted and vices were held in the La'ter Day
Fimi strwt . Il t N DON. OKKnON
turijg. Everything
A handaotnelr IHntrtrated weekK I.argent elf.
torfi.
NHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HA1K
s!0 melters pert aim to the welfare Mlint’s Church at 2 o'clock.
culatlon of any «rientlflc Journal. Terma |3 a
year ; four mont hs. |L Hold by all newsdealer«.
CUTTING AT 8TANDAKD I’KIi ES. ,!
the aunty is c^tfined to rather
Death was due to a complication
Bandoo, •
• Oregon.
I llntfironni nrvl; fitted up with l’orerl»in
MUNN
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New
narrow channels. Readers of this unknown by the attending physj^Bss
Branch office, eat KBU Waahiugt.-n, D. C.
Tub. Hot or Told lint ha 3ft cent
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Gasoline - Steam, • Pumping, Irrigation and
Lighting Machinery.
Fairbank« - Horse & Co., Portland, Oregon.
ALLEN & DAVIDSON.
Land for Sale.
Opera
WINES, LIQUORS
CIGARS.
Druggist and Apothecary
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
Boyle’s
J e weir}
Store...
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Etc.
Sisters of Mercy
P atents
TONSORTAL PARLORS
Sewing Machines
Scientific American.
FULLY . GUARANTEED, e
E l D orado
Tort
The
Eldorado
Wines, Liquors