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fbsre Mt a many imitation« of Do*
Dewitt's Little Early Riaers, safe,
witt'H
Carpolized
Witch Hazel
i a*y, pleasant, sure, lift e liver pillw.
Salve
bnt
just
one
original.
Nolbiog
Solti by Bandon Drug Co.
e H. W. Hamilton, of the Portland
t ire is jnstas good.
Insist oo De
“In 1902 1 had a very severe at
Trade School, speaking before the
wilt’s. Il is cleansing, cooling and
tack
of diarrhoea "' aa; s R N. Far southing. Sold by Bandon Drug Co
Catholic Institute the other day, de
livered himself of some opinions on rar of Cat Island. La. “For several
FOR SORE FEET
weeks 1 was unable to do anything.
the subject of industrial education
‘I have found Btlcklen’s Arnica
Ou March 18. 1907. 1 bad a similar
that should not pass without com attack, and took Chamberlain's Colic, Salve to be the proper thiog to use
mendable comment. Mr. Hamilton Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy for sore feet, as well as for healing
is an advocate of industrial educa which gave me prompt relief
1 burns, sores, cuts, and all manner of
tion for the honor and usefulness of, consider it one of the best medicines abrasions,“ writes Mr. W. Stone, of
industry. He believes in manual f its kind in tti<‘ world ami had I East Poland Maine.
It is the prop
er
thing
too
for
piles.
Try
it! Sold
training in the schools, not as an used it ill 1902 J believe it would
under
guarantee
at
C.
Y.
Lowe’s
educational fad, b..t as a fundamen have saved me a hundred dollar doe
drug
store.
25c.
tor
’
s
bill.
”
Sold
by
C.
Y
Lowe.
tal fait. To late the matter sub
Interest in Industry
Mr. Harriman’s New Rule
3
Mr Harriman »ays he will build
not lints when |«rofits warrant. This
sound* very gtxxl, indeed,• but if
tin rule had been applied to Oregon
in the past, or even now, there would
Lx little cause for complaint at this
end of the line, .and the state would
now be able to boast of feeders into
every section where they could
legit mat ly lie called for, instead of
in oiii' fifth of the state, as is now
unfortunately the case.
z
It is on precisely this sc re that
Mr. Harriman has been criticised in
11... Male anil very justly so, even
fioill the
foundation which Mr.
I lari iman himself now lays down,
He found hereabouts his profits,
ai d taking them from here, he has
si i nt them very largely in building
up rival sections anil communities
This lias ! een his policy, regularly
pursued ami carefully mapped out.
Ai llii us t amed by his roads in this
: < tion lie hasMivertcd to the Union
Pacific main line and to otherlines;
worst of all, he has used profits
wiling fiom the people of this State
,>ml i■ gion to buy control of othei
load - with which he had no con
nection, tlirect or indirect, and solely
|.,i h * own aggrandizement, it is
not surprising that the people w ho
here suffered from lack of railroads,
whose progress they filt to be re
tanlcd, and who saw their neighbors
advancing through the expenditure
ul mo.iey earned lit re, should have
ci’tt tc i piotest and felt unkindly
toward Mr.
liar'¡mail and the
miihods which, while they may have
made him great and opulent, were
demoralizing large interests along
the line of these roads which he con
tiolled in this section of the country.
The people of Oiegon would be
g!ail to take Mi. Hariiman at his
w. nl; they would have been glad
to have taken him at his word years
agte There is much for the Har-
11.0..H lines to do in the way of ex-
t< nsions in this state, and much
that they could have done from past
profits.
T here will still be much
for them do in this state and still
great profits with which to do it in
the future. If Mr. Harriman sticks
to the rule which he has laid down,
the people of Oregon will have
reason to b better satisfied with
him . than they ever have been in all
the years they have contributed to
his fame and wealth.—Telegram.
SHE LIKE* GOOD THINGS
stantially in Mr. Hamilton’s own
Mrs.
Chas. E. Smith, of West
inclined
to
make
language, we are
Franklin.
Maine, says. ‘T like good
IN
1HE
eilit'in
COURT
OF
HIE
manual training more professional STATE. OF OKEGON, IN AND KIR
things
and
have adopted Dr. King’s
than vocational, which is an error t'OOS COUNTY.
New
Life
Pills
as onr family laxa
vye need to correct for the sake of ■I. W. Feller. Plaintiff. ’
Suit in Equity to tive medicine, because they are good
VH.
the children and the better develop Carrie Williams and Quiet Title to and do their work without making a
< arrie E. Williams, |
Ileal Property.
ment of future industry.
defendants.
fuss about it.“ These painless puri
Educational expeits are quite
SUMMONS.
fiers sold at Lowe's drug store 25c.
well agreed that we have a great To (-arrie Williams and Carrie E. Wil
deal to learn, and much theory to liams, defendants:
IN THE NAME OF* THE STATE OE
verify by experiment before our sys
OREGON :
tem of industrial training will prom You and each of you are hereby required I
to appear in the above entitled Gpurt and
ise anything like perfection. There Cause, and answer the CoiunXmit filed I 51îi<*k?-iiiiit 11 <&
you therein by the Plaintiff, on or
is, too, a general conensus of opinion against
before tile last- d iv of the time prescribed
Vanoiuiiiiker
for the publication of tbis summoiis uInch
to the effect that in the school dav
is six consecutive weeks from the date
process wi fall shoi t of arousing the of the first publication hereof; the date of
All kinds of Repair Work done
the first publication is the 25th of June,
industrial spirit in the child, 1 le is 1!HIS and the Inst publication will lie on the promptly anil in a workmanlike
•¡th of ,‘ugnst, l'KM. And you are notified man-ner.
not inclined to regard the matter that
if yon fail to so appear or anew, r said
Complaint.
Plaintiff wtil apply to the Court
Horseshoeing a Specialty
with that seriousness which he
for the relief prayed for in his said C >tu-
Location on plank road one-fourth mile
should. His faculties of construc- nlaiut. to-wit.: For a decree whereby De from
the Steamer Landing.
fendants' a -verse claims to hose certain
tion are not trained like those parcels of kind described as Lots eight, BANDON . -
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.
OREGON
nine and twelve in Block fourteen and Lots
of computation, for example, The one,
four, five, eight, nine and twelve in
latter, he appreciates, are trained Block fifteen. Woi.dland Addition to the
Town of Bandon. Coos County, Oregon
for use—for actual serviceable use platted ami of record tn the office of the
IH)YIJTS
<'ountv Clerk of said County, shall be de
m later life; and the boy feels that termtneil and forever foreclosed and Plain
declared and adjudged to be the abso »
tot to be able to use them to best tiff
lute owner of the said teal propertv, and
ulvantage at that time will operate i be defendants and each of t hem excluded
t'rhni any and all right, interest- or lien in or
E
i handicap. Not so witll what he re tothesai.l described property or any part
'hereof. I his summons is served upon von
ceives from manual training. This by publication thereof in the Itandon
Has moved into the Gallier
>e conies to look upon as a sort oil IC ki ' obdbb , a weekly newspaper of general
Building opposite the Post
circulation, published in the Town of Ban
i recreation from the sterner s’enool don in Coos Count , Oregon, purauant to i
office.
Big bargains in
order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton Judge of
vork indulged, but now and then the
Jewelry all the time and
th" within named Court, made and dated
IIMH,
tn offering at each indulgence a the 23d day of .lune,
NEW GOODS
G. T. TREAUGOLD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
relaxation of discipline, which of
Constantly Arriving.
itself is damaging to the general
school advancement.
Mr. Hamilton does not believe
:hat it would be better to make
manual training of that laborious
•haracter which would put it be
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OE SUPPLYING LOCAL
yond the yea rs of the child, and
ORDERS POR
nake it distasteful on that account
But lie dties believe that there should
be such general diffusion of industrial
knowledge in the first years of
sclio' l that the selection of a voca ?
OF AI.I. KINDS ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE
tion becomes an easy and natural. 1
Orders delivered if desired. Prices to meet competition.
almost an unconscious, process later
on. It is a part of hisdoctrine that
ill tof his knowledge should be so
imparted as to create respect for,
PROS! »Ek*. OREGON
labor; and to lead, in whatever |
James J. Hill on Ship Subsidy line a boy might select to follow,
to such proficiency that lie would
“What we need to m.ike ocean escape the ridicule of shopma’i s '
carrying trade possible,’ says James when he actually goes to work.
J. I fill. discussing failure of his Orien
These are sound sentiments and of
tal steamships and the recent order -substantial value. They apply more
of the Interstate CommerceCommis to the educational interests of the
sion, “is not subsid es but intelligent boy than the girl; although it
legislation—legislation that helps in would be far better for society if the I
stead of hinders.’’ Mr. Hill meant girl would learn to work with her ;
that we need tepeal of the laws hands at something besides paint
which bat America from building ing and fine embroidery. Ami this)
and operating American ships as without distinction as to wealth
cheaply as foreigners can build and mil the social st Hiding of the family, j
The New Lowe & Laird Building
operate their vessels.
If the idea of labor is associated witll
That is the whole secret of the school life in the child mind from
T
languishing ship industry of the the first days in the primary grade ,
United States.
Foreigners can until hi* graduates, whether from!
C. T B lumenrother . Notary Public.
carry freight cheaper than Amer high school, academy or college, it i
icans.
Subsidies are only high dues not-Mlow that he need depend
freight charges in disguise,
So is upon manual labor later on for a |
high protective tariff,
The ship. livelihood; but it would be far bet j
All Kinds of Real Estate Bought and Sold.
builders, protected by tariff, want, ter many times if he could do so; j
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Security. All U. S
the American people to pay those and, at all events, labor is always
Land Mailers a Specialty anti Promptly Attended
charges. They do not want the honored by him. The net product
to. Pension and Insurance Agency. Bond
American people to remove the as a citizen would be better than
Brokers.
Trans-Atlantic Steam
tariff, so that the ship owners can what the schools now turn out.
ship and Railroad Ticket
afford American
ships.
That ■ Great reform will be worked when
Agency.
would shut off th< prospective sub- I we get grounded in this doctrine
sidy graft.
| of making labor honorable. As we
Hoonm 2 nnd 3, l |i Siiti rx
On either side the failure of Mr. i get more of the philosophy of inak
1 lVC“"“xew Denholm Building,
Hill’s ships exemplifies that sue ! ing things insteail of acquiring things,
Bancion,
cessiul mi'll do not win in all their a great many problems will be
Oregon
undertakings The imprat tieability oj solvedth.it now seem complex, in
his big ships, Minnesota and Dakota, deed. Industrial education at its
was pointed out to him I epratediv. best value should aim to bring alrout
even I»« fore their keels were la it I. just this same condition. — Telegram.
and the project of theit construction
was discredited a long lime.
Mr
Hill's ships weie not adapted to the WHAT IS BEST FOR IND1GESTIO. ?
he mat/ia AWrf/wj,. • mr<4um liffit wright rrr*«t-
tj.ins Pacific trade ami tin it f.nlurt
ing nflr, • Vrll t<oportion*d. hnrly balanced gun With ail the
Mr A. Rubli ihon o.f Drniuqnin,
is hardly a’fair test, perhaps Bui (hit.ilio, Itati beoti l F'ni I lieti for yoni-
advantages and comforts d
solid-top. «dr-riert-
iaf eoMtructi -n
ItM iuick and ra«v c4 operati, m. aerare» up to
he knows whereof he speaks when w ith indigeaticn and recoriimeiid'-
3(X) raids and a wry pleasant gun to carry ami tn shoot.
’ F<jr wnlrd <Ü<trirw MÍ farmiaf country where the rf»o*Wn» M
he says that American ships m t <1 (Ti .mbetI un'* Stornarli anT Liv.q^.
Woívklaiclt’. Lailfru. I ar*.
*wts. hawka. *tc . is at ranges from
Id) to 2011 yard«, the 25 20 and U-20 nArs With tl» bla. b and
“legislation th«H help: instead of I.iblei* a* ‘lite leni me hello V V i
low■ pWWura aniÀrlewloads rennet ba’ ^’*¡¡7’.¿i*
and
V. N. AMES,
J i : w i ;u?\
S to r
BUILDERS,
ATTENTION!
LUMBER
Lyons & Johnson Lumber Co
The New Meat Market on At
water Street keeps nothing but
the best in Meats, Produce and
Vegetables. A big stock of well
chilled meats. New, clean, well
ventiated rooms free from odors.
SMITH BROTHERS
Lodges are Requested to Notify this Offire on Election of Officer» m J
Change of Meeting Nigtit. Cards under .this Head are 50 psr is., tion
Dr M X- Monoton
DM. B. W. MOMITKB
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
BANDON’
PHYSICIAN
Ji
SUMÜH ua
OREGON
Office over Drug Btor*.
Hours. 9 t.
a.ui. 1 :3l)to 4. pm.; 7 to 8 tu the evening.
Night calls answered from office.
Office in Uird Building, Corner 1st and Wharf
Phone Calk Promptly Attended.
Streets
Rooms at Hotel Gallier,
ok » **• » n
BANDON.
Lewah Tribe No. 48. lmp. O. R. M.
Dr- J
at the Bandon Wigwam. Sojourning
M ohiefa
in goodataiidiug are cordially invited
Wnrcn Kellv
EETS every Tueuday evening at S ruu
Physician and Surgeon - Operative
tu attend.
O.C. W aldvookl .
C. T. F umikb , U. of R.
Sachem.
Surgery a Specialty.
Bandon W. R. C. No. 40
OFFICE, Lowe’s Dm; Store.
Meets every first aud third Saturday in the Panter Building.
each month at 2 p. in. in G. A. R. Hal).
Cordial invitation extended to all mem-
l»r N
hers
Mas. D. A. Y oung , PreHideut.
Mas MABinAra M oksk . Secretary.
Residence
U. Perki bn
I »ANDON LODGE, No. 130, A F. A M.
1) Stated oouiiiiunioHtioiis tirat Satur
Office in New Denholm Building.
day after the lull moon of each mouth
AB Master Maaons cordially invited.
GUKI I Y BOAK, W. M.
Lloyd Rosa, Secretary.
DR. LESTER P. SORENSEN,
------ Dentist-------
1. O. <». V
f^Office’in New Lowe-Laird Building.
I »ANDON DODGE. No. 133, I. O. O. F
»Telephone at Home.
1» meets every Wednesday evening Hours: 9 a. m., to 5 p. m. By request
Visiting brothers in good standing cor
> to 8, p. m.
dially invited.
BANDON
CHAS. S. MuCULLOCH, N. G.
G kafton T ylbb , Sec.
OREGU-4
O R W'JklDE
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notary Public
Tuesdays,
EETS Every 2nd and 4tb
Practice night first Wednesday of the
M month,
Social Evening the 3rd Saturday of
Office: Room 1 Laird Butldmg,
the mouth. A cordial invitation extended
to all members in Rood standing.
B anihin .
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Oar<: s
MINERVA LEWIN, N. G.
C laba G oetz , Seo’y.
G, T. lKr.AttGIJl.lt,
Knights of Pytliias
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« R
AT LAW,
N o . tit, Knights of
Pythias. Meets every Monday even
ing at Masonio hall. Visiting Knights in
vited to attend.
H. M. M obbison , C. C.
B. N. H abbinuton , K. of R. S.
D
elphi
lodge
Modern
NOTARY PUBLIC
li. N. COMMISSION Elf.
Bandon,
Woodmen.
Oregon
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■'ABLE ROCK CAMP, No. 9176, M. W. Office With Bandon Investment < o
of A. Meets the 2d and 4th Wednesday
of each month at K. P. Hall.
Visiting
GKO. P. TOPPING,
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
A. I. HAR TMAN, H. C.
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT Î AW
E. E. O akes , Clerk.
{
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ForMtan <>r America.
hire Insurance.
tOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST, No.
17, meets Friday night of each week,
C J in Concrete
Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor
Bandon,
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dial welcome is extended to all visiting
brothers.
A. E. H adhall ,
G eo . E. W ilson ,
Chief Ranger.
Fin. Seoretary.
Dr. IT- ML. Brown,
Woodmen of the World.
Laird Building, over Vienns Csfe.
Resident Dentist.
Appointments by request st sny reasonsbls
SEASIDE CAMP No. 312. W. O. W.
» ’ meets in regular seasion the first and hour.
Office Hours:
third Thuradavs of each month in the Ma
sonic hall. Visiting neighltorn nre cordially
Phone,
invited.
R. W. BULLARD. C. C.
O.C. W aldvookl , Clerk.
c.
A.
8 to 12 M., I to 5 P. M.
JAMISON
BANDON. OREGON
JACK
BROWN
The Arcade Saloon,
Choicset of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
They Handle The Famous
Weinhard’s
Beers.
In The New Green Building
X
The Weinhard's Brewery Depot
o. H. BRAMLEY, Manager
WHOLESALE LIQUORS. Napa Soda, W.
A' Gaines «V Co.’s Wbiakiew, While Rock,
Standard Malt and Cream of Malt, and other
Standard Brands of.Brandies, Whiskies, Gin.
Wines, etc.
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In the^old Paner Building
fflar/tn.
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Do Y»u lull« t»oFi»h?
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1 1 11 Ollbli'd witll >11 :_-s-i| >n
or colmi'|>«llon givo tliom a tri «I.
Iliey nre ea-v t<> tali«» litui pi» I-4» Il I
. litre iti«eoxer<<l tw fish bait * IlH’ll 111 effect,
makes'em bite. One box Fill F. • <f ill free at
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Family Washing a Specialty.
First Claw Laundry Work Guaranteed.
Special
•itention given to fine woolen good*.
( leaning and pressing Men’s suits and Ladies’ fine skirts given
prompt attention.
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