Bandon recorder., April 23, 1908, Image 3

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if this wer • true, is there anyone
who thinks for a minute that becaase
we Ve to have a few restricting
the cow from running -U large on
our streets that there will be no
tqws? J Jf coursethere will be cows,
and plenty of them, too, and milk
for the little ones will be just as
plentiful as it is today.
We are
here to tell you that no law which
is aimed for the public good can be
premature. , If it is »good fora
town of sev^en hundred inhabitants
or over why it is good for one of
lqss. We believe that every public
spirited man will go to the polls and
vote “YES” for the cow ordinance.
—Dufur Dispatch.
The Coquille Region.
Animals do not connect cause and
effect as we do by thinking the
“therefore.” They simply a.-so< iate
one thing with another. Your dog
learns to associate your act of tak­
ing your hat and cane with a walk
or your gun with the delights of the
chase or with its reporj, if he is
afraid of it, and so on.
Without this power of associa­
tion the birds and beasts could not
get on .in life. The continuity of
their experience would be broken.
It is a rude kind of memory—sense
memory. A sense impression to­
day revives a sense impression of
yesterday or of the day before, and
that is about all there is of it.—
“Animal and Plant Intelligence,”
by John Burroughs, in Outing Mag­
azine.
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
The Bandon Records «tvs that t
At North Bend
the greatest need of that region fc >
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Is now open for the re­
transportation facilities;
th.K it
ception of patients. The
Could produce a great variety aof
WF. MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUPPLYING LOCAL
ORDERS FOR
terms
are ?10 per week
necessary
things
but
c<wnor
ship
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and upwards. For par­
them except by CboS bay, making 1
ticulars
apply to : :
the cost too great, and it continues:
The advantages of a commerce
with this port have been seen by
OF ALL KINDS ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE
North Bend, Or.
San Francisco and San Pedro, and
we have some 13 or 14 sailing ves­
Orders delivered if desired
Prices to meet competition.
sels running south from here, be­
Write For Prices on
sides two modern oil-burning steam­
4
ers on schedule between Bandon
and San Francisco; also two new
steamers being built for the same
PROSPER. OREGON
run. Portland, the metropolis of
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Oregon, however, has neglected
What He Would Shy At.
us for some reason, or feck of reason,
In a certain recent case a groom
unknown to us; our business men Coquille Shingle Mill Burned
was being cross examined by a Bar­
have repeatedly tried to get a line
Last
night
between
10
and
11
rister
more famous for talent than
from Portland toBandon, they have
Enroll now for a course in Bookkeeping or Stenography.
communicated with the commercial o’clock the shingle mill belonging to beauty of features. The clever ad­
School
will be in session throughout the summer.
organizations of the former city to. E. S. Larson & Co. half a mile vocate was endeavoring to find out
This
is
a
splendid opportunity for the young people of Coos
about
the
temper
of
a
horse,
which
no avail.
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above town took fire and in a few had an important bearing on the
county
to
secure
a thorough business education at little cost.
The Recorder further states that seconds was enveloped in flames and
The quality of the instruction given insures successful bus iness
case, but the witness was not very
an appeal to the Portland Commer­ beyond all human efforts to save. lucid.
mqn and women..
cial club was answered by the ad­ This was a new mill just being got­
Write for circular and mention course desired
“Does he shy ?” he was asked.
Marshfield, Ore.
Phone 33
The | gToom said
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vice “to take the matter up with ten into good working order under
he did.
“At what?” was the next ques- J. W. FLANAGAN
Miller - Cleaver
Business
College
San Francisco dealers’’—which is the management of J. A. Reve, a
W. M. LAWLOR
tion.
NORTH BEND, OREGON
curious if true.
lessee, and Chas. Holloway was
“At 1 lots of things,” was the an-
A Portland business man calls nightwatch. The fire caught about swer. And for long no better or
The Journal’s attention to this the Jurnace and went so rapidly further particulars could be got.
editorial, and asks us to comment that little is known a* to how it But Mr. Witt, determining to get a
JACK MOWN
C. A. JAMISON
on it. The Journal has published started. Most of the shingles about clearer answer, went on.
“But tell me,” he said in his most
columns upon columns of editorials, the mill were carried away by per­
suave tones, “of any particular thing
Garfield & Von Pegert.
and more columns and columns of sons gathering to the scene.
The he would shy at.”
news articles, on this very subject. mill carried insurance of >3000.—
“Well, ’e’d shy at you,” was the
and Steamboat
unexpected answer. And every one Mill
Would further appeals have any
Herald.
seemed to wonder whether that was
better effect? We are willing to re­
WORK A SPECIALTY.
evidence.
—London Answers.
peat, however, a thousand times if
Rate« of Postage.
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necessary, that the Coquille region
With Knife .and Fork.
pecial
achines
would richly pay any trade center O n P ost C ards and P ostal
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In the middle ages people knew
C ards M ailed U nder C over
They Handle The Famous
not knives and forks, but ate with
which gets into direct commercial
uilt
to
rder
of E nvelopes .
nature’s implements—their fingers.
relations with it. It s richly worth
October 3. 1907.—Post cards and Later they held the bread or meat Turned Shafting, Cap and Set
the expenditure of much ^effort and
Screws,
Machine
Bolts,
postal cards mailed tinder cover of in a napkin in their left hands and
money.
Its trade would be a
Pipe and Fittings,
sealed envelopes (transparent or cut off pieces with a dagger held in
valuable and growing asset for the
the right hand, the food being car­
Brass Work.
otherwise) are chargeable with post­ ried to the mouth on the knife, even
In The New Green Building
business interests of this city.
Pattern Shop in
age at the first-class rate —two cents in the-most polite society. The next General liepairing.
The Coquille people have done
Connection.
an ounce, or fraction thereof. If in­ development was.to have a special
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their part: They have made due
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eating
knife
instead
of
using
the
closed in unsealed envelopes, they
But they
effo ts and advances,
dagger,
which
might
have
been
used
are subject to postage according to
for the dispatch of an enemy. Each
seem to think that they get little or
the character of the message—at the person kept an eating knife, and
no encouragement in Portland.
first class rate if wholly or. partly in when he -was invited qut to dinner
-This should not be so, and Portland
writing, or the third class rate (one he brought his knife along. with
business men should be the first to
cent for each tw’o ounces or fraction him. Forks were used in Venice in
WarnhUeld mid Coquille, Orr(«N
aid in tfie effort to develop the trade'
997, but it was not till 1608 that a
thereof) if entirely in print, and the Venetian
Carries
a
full
line
of
——X.
traveldr, one Thomas Cor-
and resources < f
the Coquille
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postage should be affixed to the en­ yate, introduced them into Britain. Hatches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut
region.—Journal
We
have
completed
a
thorough
and up to date ABSTRACT PLANT,
velopes covering the same.
—London Standard.
Glass, Pocket Cutlery, Etc.
and
are
now
ready
to
furnish
CORRECT
ABSTRACTS at short no­
Postage stafnps affixed to such
That Town Cow.
tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
Parrot and Bear.
Everything
is
Fully
Guaranteed
cards inclosed in envelopes having
She was a pretty young lady with
Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan At Bennett bank.
Tha. town cot . Much discus­ an opening exposing the stamps a sharp tongue, lie was a cynic.
cannot
be
recognized
in
payment
of
That
at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice.
Why, it would be difficult to guess.
sion is being made of her in Dufur
postage
thereon.
Perhaps
he
had
just
been
rejected
these days. Some speak favorably
Marshfield Phone, 143
Coquille Phone, 1111
by his best girl; perhaps he had
of her’, others do not.
As seen by J ■ HoW ver, w here such cards', | been unsuccessful in a limerick
irif”Phone at our Expense when ordering Abstracts
the Dispatch, man all the argument properly addressed, and prepaid— competition.
ALVIN MUNCK, Proprietor
the defendants of the cow can offer bearing no matter rendering them
“Marriage,” he said, “is a mis­
is proof that she should be shut up unmailable under Post-master-Gen- take.”
J. S. Barton, Abstractor
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
“Yes?” she replied.
or iierded out of town, that she eral’s Orders Nos. 146 (par. 5) and
It is,” he repeated. “Why should
might be kept from running at large 539 (par- 4) when sent openly in a • “
young
man marry when he can I FORMERLY ANCHOR BAR
on our streets.
To a town that is the mails—are inclosed in envelopes, buy a parrot for 10 shillings?”
enterprising, and one that is trying it will be assumed that they were
“Ah!” she replied, and her pret­
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to forge to the front, there is no inadvertently placed under cover, ty bosom heaved with a long drawn Is now located in fine, new q
greater nuisance than the town cow. and they rtiay be removed therefrom sigh. “It’s just as it always is. We
east of the Postothce.
poor women labor under a great
Her defendants will tell you of a law and dispatched without additional disadvantage. A bear, I undertjiand,
for breachy cattle, and ask you why payment of postage.
can’t be purchased for less than
you don’t enforce it.
Why, bless
£30!”—London Scraps.
THE
COW
AND
THE
GATE
Choicest Wines, Liquors and
your soul, the town cow is not
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iireachy; she is beyond that; she A«>*aJ Ability to Aaaociate O m Thing
Cigars
With Another.
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is educated. In the place of jump­
When I was a bucolic treasury
ing or breaking through a fence,
clerk
in Washington the cow of an
GOOD BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
she will politely step up to the gate, old Irishwoman
near by used to That is what one man made selling oar spe­
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BIGGER PACKAGE
raise the fetch and walk in.
One peep through the cracks in my gar­ cialties. We waht syme one to represent us
Courteous Treatment
BETTER GOODS
says that it is “impolitic for a town den fence at my growing corn and m every county in the Northwest.
of less than seven hundred inhab­ cabbage till her mouth watered.
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Gall and See “MUNCK”
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
itants to ordain that 'the cow must Then she saw that a place in the
The Modern Company, Marshfield, Distributers
fence yielded to me and let me in, Bxpenencf not necessary, as our articles sell
lM CATTLB C an •«
not be turned out when it is well so she tried it. She nudged the themselves. All you have to do is to show
CUTTER'S BLACK LEO VACCIBI
Cabfornia's favorite, the mat suc­
known there is no place to procure gate with her nose until she hit the them. Write for particulars.
cessful. easiest used and lowest
priced reliable vaccine made.
pasturage.” We say if a cow is a latch, and tha gate -wung epen and
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Powder. * tri ng or pill form Write
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for free Black Leg Booklet,
n
Consumers
Supply
Co.
let
her
m.
There
was-
an
audible
nuisance to a town of three hundred
1 L| m TBE CUTTER LABORATORY
crunching
of
succulent
leaves
and
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C
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inhabitants shut her up by all
THE PROOF OFA PAINT IS IN THE RESULTS
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M_W~ U your druxrfist d<«es not stock ouy
stalks that soon attracted my atten­ 610-12 Buchanan BldgPortland. •_ regon
HUlBkWV vaccines, order direct from us.
means. The fact that there is no tion. 1 hustled her out and sent a
HIGM STANDARD'
For Sale by
pasture obtainable is no sane ar­ kick after her that fell short and
GIVES BEST RESULTS
gument.
Suppose there isn’t, how nearly unjointed my leg. But she
m uch feed is there on the streets of was soop back, and she came again
Dufur? One man, who, by the way, and again till 1 discovered her
secret and repaired the latch so that
is a defendant of the cow. admitted nudging or butting the gate would
that there was not enough feed on not open it.
Portland Flour Mills Co.’s Great Brand
our streets to keep one cow three I How surely such conduct as this
>f the < wv's evince- reason to most
months out of the year.
■ r oi.-’ But shall we not rather
And y et he wants the cow to run all it the blind gropings of in­
This we can stinct stimulated into action by the
Why?
A at large.
not answer, unless it is so she can •ight and odor of the tender vege­
climb the fence with her front feet tables? Many of the lowest organ-
and eat trees, ¿et into the lawns i.-ins show just j. r:.r h intelligence
about their food
didjiie old cow.
about town, feed off the fajmys who! inn the American - in dew. ac-
Also “White River” Brand at $1.35 and $5.40.
come to town with n little hay in C rdillg to MgS. ije;.t, Wdl 111OVC its
IE ntrr/lii Model
* a medium light weight repast-
ing r¿fir, a Well proportioned, finely balanced gun with all the
And a ( too I Family Flnnr -i S3 <n ; id I 1 r >1 25 per stigk.
their wagon, eat flowers oveTlhel leave- so tiiat fl . in oize a fly pin-
advantage« and comfort* ai the
*olid-t»,p. t*de-ejnet-
i n ocontt ru < hon. It it quick and ea*y of operation, accurate up to
fence and break holes through the ned lisji an insh from it. The
Fuii'e
Cane
Sugar
3<X) yard* and a v«y pleasant gun to carry a»d to »hoot.
method of tin? old row was that of
For settled dirtnet* and farming country where the shortting <t
sidewalk • Then • for a man
• • to inti- bit a'nd n - <>r trial And error. She
woodchuck*, badger*, foies, roon«, hawk*, etc . 1« al rar 4W from
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to 200 yaarl th* 25-20 and 32-20 nfk« with lite black and
mate ilia: the - i-fiinn
* «.iitn ' it
* I » wilted t iie corn, and she bill to il
low-pressure smokeless load* cannot be equalled, for accuracy and
safety. The factory ammunition for the Model 94 nfles is cheap,
at the mean» of wtf|»p<»rt
(L .the gate, and, as luck would have it,
and can be reloaded al very small cost.
children of <»ur community • w • riii* wii«r she hu the fetch the gate
The iip-fr»-d.<r >port«mnn needs the"
Bonk”
every rliiy In the ^>ar. It contain« LM pagtw of Tiv« «tuff
for the man who lo< wi •
gim. and w»at« to know every­
It 11 4 • w *r,g »»¡»fl. But shall we conclude
is child ish to
th** Iei»t
thing etxjut it. 1 ICLfc for 3 etainpa pontage.
•en-to-mie bet that the «hii«h«n that thv beaut had any idea at all
tut tbs ».;*•>• iipprtCHOB made upon
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nev«r entered the nun di <>t those her
Prosper Oiencn,
42 M/tow Si.
N.u> Ha««,. Cam
r b.» V* growing vegeta-
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wh- djl/iit« J the ordinance.
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Sisters of Mercy
Gasoline.
Distillale,
Launch Supplies
ATTENTION!
LUMBER
Lyons & Johnson Lumber Co
MILLER-CLEAVER BUSINESS COLLEGE
Mianus : Engines
Coos Bay Oil A Supply Co.
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Bandon Foundry
Machine Shop
The Arcade Saloon,
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
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Weinhard’s
BOYLE'S
J ewelry
S T O R E
Beers
Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company
Fine Repairing Specialty.
The Eagle Saloon
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
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Paradise Sodas
$50.15 III ONE W
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SPECIALS
Ba idon
Furniture
Company
“OLYMPIA,”
$1.35 Per Sack.
- $5.40 Per Barrel.
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ICO Pound Sack, $6.25
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