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• Al! prranfl» are hereby notified
n<>t to trespass on my premises for
hunting or
A Critic Who Tabes
4* tk* either rhe juirjawe oi
Celebration ef PiroMep*
puking berries.
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“While not intending to change
E. M. R andleman .
the dates of any anniversaries now
Notice to Hunten
existing,” remarks the meddler, “I
do wisn to make a few timely and
All pesons are hereby notified not
original remarks upon the absurdity
of the custom.
to hunt on the premises of the un
“Why should the celebration of dersigned.
a great man be held upon the anni
Ab red W est ,
versary of his birth? Was there
C ash D oyle .
any tiling remarkable in that? Did
any benefit accrue to the world at
All hunters are hereby notified no
that time? Is there any part of
hia existence for which lie is leer to trespass on the premises of
responsible? Surely not. It ia ab E. L. and A. W. Strader, Two
surd that in a long and illustrious
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lifetime the date that should be se Mile, Oregon.
OUI A»!ïEtURlEK
lected for an anniversary is his ad
vent into an indifferent world as a
naked, blind animal without devel
oped senses and without a mind.
“Is not April 30, the date of
Washington’s inauguration as the
first president of a new nation,
more symbolical of his life than
Feb. 8?? The birth of the United
States—each year it passes with
out notice. The Declaration of In
dependence was fine, but it did not
assure the launching of the ship of
state Washington had much to do
with the launching of that ship,
and it is fitting that he should be
remembered chiefly in connection
therewith. Feb. 82, forsooth! We
might as well celebrate th* chop
ping down of th* cherry tree.
‘T'here are many men whose an
niversaries might well fall on July
4. It was on tnat day that Thomas
Jefferson signed the Declaration of
Independence, which he had drawn
up. But since there are many who
had a share in that proceeding and
in bringing that day to pass it is
better that July 4 should remain
a national anniversary and not the
day of any one man.
i “I submit a revised list of anni
versaries :
“Benjamin Franklin, Nov. 80.
On that day in the year 1782 he
signed the treaty of peace between
American colonies and England at
Paris.
“Thomas Jefferson, April 28. On
that day in the year 1803 he bought
the Louisiana territory from Napo
leon Bonaparte for the sum of «15,-
000,000.
“Abraham Lincoln, April 9. On
that day in the year 1865 Lee sur
rendered at Appomattox, this being
the thing which Lincoln spent the
best part of his life bringing to
pass. It meant the preservation of
the Union.
• “Jefferson Davis, Feb. 22. On
this day in the year 1802 he was in
augurated president of the Confed
eracy.
1 “Robert E. Lee, May 4. It was
on thia day that the battle of Chan-
cellorsville was won.
t “In at least one conspicuous in
stance the greatest achievement of
a man’s life has fixed a date in the
public mind. Who knows in what
year Columbus was born P Who
does not know, from schoolboy to
5randfather, that he discovered
.meric* in 1492 P” — Birmingham
News.
BANDON WINE
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LIQUOR COMPANY
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ROBERT MARSDEN President.
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The greatest opportunity of the times exists to acquite a
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Lots 40x100 feet can be had for installments ot $10.co
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CAPTAIN
They are for sale by !• R ANK A.SWEENEY,
BANDON INVESTMENT CORPORATION
AT BANDON
CHRISTENSEN, Commanding
Connecting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield.
information of
It’s a good thing, whether you
Don’t miss this opportunity.
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
want a home or an investment.
Full
J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon
The New Modern Oil Burning Steamer
BTVTsTTDOlSr
FOR
SALE—Good new six
room house and eight lots Price
$1.600
inquire of of The Bandon
Investment Corporation.
J. K. WILLIAMS,
Contractor and 1 guilder.
A snap—40 acres of cedar tim
ber six miles sonth of Bandon; fine
matchwood. 1-2 mile to saw milll.
Price $650. Address J. M. Long,
Bandon, Oregon.
A snap—40 acres oi farm land,
six acres of bottom land and twenty-
two acres of pasture under fence.
Price $800. Address J. M. Long,
Bandon, Oregon.
Kegnlar Nkednlo Between
Nan Franciaco.
II hik I oii and
A. F. ESTABROOK CO., 901 Merchants Exchahge Building,
San Francisco, Owner, and General Agents.
BANDON COMMERCIAL CO., Agents for Bandon and Coquille Valley.
__ Prompt Attention given to Job Work
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('nllforma and Oregon Coast Nteaiussi|ip Co.
OREGON
BANDON
Steamer Alliance
Naw plying between Portland and (Joes Buy only
ViennaBakery
Mary and the Kitten.
Little Mary was playing with her
pet kitten. The kitten scratched her,
and she exclaimed, “You isadarned
old kitty!’’ Her mother told her that
she must not utter such a naughty
word again; and to be sure to im
press it on her mind, washed her
mouth out with soap and water.
The next day Mary was again
playing with the kitten, and again
trouble arose, when she was heard
to remark:
“You is just the same kind o
a kitten you was yesterday. ”
On
Plans and Specifications given on Application.
WEEKLY
TRIPS
GRAY & HOLT CO., Gen Agent»
SKINNER. Agent
H. W
728-730 Merchants Exchange San Francisco
Marshfield.
Phone 441
L. A. YORK, Proprietor
not be
Baked
excelled.
J ust
like
a
Our Pies and Cakes can
Our Bread is always fresh.
of
goods
The New, Elegantly Fitted and Npeedy Steamer
all kinds.
ELIZABETH
M other used to make
Tbit steamer u naw, is stiongly built and fitted with the latest improvaaent» and will
give a regularA day sesvx a, for passengers and height, between the Coquille rive, Oregon,
and Saa Francisco.
E. T. Kruse, managing agent, 23, Market St., San Francisco.
J. E. WALHTROM, Agent, Bandon. Oregon.
The Opera
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HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
REGISTERED OPTICIAN
A SEASHORE VISION
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Reliable Work and Goods.
Paradise Sodas
A ug . 15th at Rosa's Comp. Store.
Nteam Beer on Brouglit
sea
Permanent from October.
And dream oí the days that used Io be,
Il tells me the tale of youth again
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Of those sea-bom women aad wonderful men
Till out of the curtain» of white they come.
GROSS BROS
Out of the mist» of their ocean home
The Eldorado
BIGGER PACKAGE
BETTER GOODS
Rasmussen Bros., Props.
The Modern Company, Marshfield, Distributors
Out of the breaker» from wonder land
All wet with spray
1 see them stand.
OREGON
BANDON
With familiar lace and quaint attire
They talk with me by the
drrft-wood
fire
As the spectral shadow» rise and fall
And the flames they mock the night bird's call
In troops they come from fog and
BOOTS - AND
fen.
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SHOES WINE5,
And strange companions march together
M.
But now
Bandon
Sails From Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
Sails From
Repairing Neatly and Promptly
Done at Lowest Living
Prices.
With Cooper‘»Pilot smile at me.
And Sinibad's cruel Man of the Sea.
was getting
BREAKWATER
Oregon
Dealer in Root« and Shoes.
And the Robinson Family from their tree.
That once I dreamed
s
B REUE R
beside Bioene the bold,
AND
C1GAR5
Like a May-day morn with wintry weather
Here's Crusoe's Friday as of old.
LIQU0R5
Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line
You can't expect to get $2 worth
for $1, but you can get your
money'» worth at
These lea-bom women and mystical men.
me
Wednesday
Portland
at
8
P.
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Write For Prices on
C. F. McCOLLUM, Agent,
Gasoline,
Phone Main 34
A Street Dock
Now greets me quietly as he limps
Distillale,
Along with Gulliver and his imps.
There Enoch Arden,
real as life.
Lewin’s Meat Market
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Successo» to HOOVER & MUNDAY
Bandon Meat Market
Mianus : Engines
To
Daaler in All Kinds of
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Freeh »od Salt Metta, Vegetables, Etc.
Meats and Provisions CoosJBay Oil & Supply Co. I
kUraMiald, Ora.
Fanuakad st Itvmg pn.es.
cd
the
psdilse
patronage
J W. FLANAGAN
A duu.
Farm Preduce Bought.
I laving purchased ihis old and well established buuneas. and moved the same into ihe
Marshall building, south side Mam street
We solicit a continuance of past generous pat
innage guaranteeing honest’goods, fair price» and curteou» treatment to all.
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W. M. LAWLER |
edrted
Bring your
<fol> Work
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to T hs R jecobpea
Kodoli
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MOB IWDIGKSTTON AND DYSPIPSIA.
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Launch Supplies
All kinds of
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Stmr. Wilhelmina
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In Sweeney’« First Addition
Family Trade and Mail Orders
promptly filled.
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meal with the family.”
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must be, and near them will be the homes of the many
interested in such industries—the homes of the men who
wholesale prices.
LOST-a red time book containing
my name with Bandon Bank pass
book and a few postage stamps.
Finder please leave at this office and
receive reward.
“Oh, dear, will you look at it
Weeps over his bride--another's wife--
again 1” sighed Mrs. Howard New And the Mei maid with her tong h there
coms in an ecstasy of bliss. "Isn’t
Aad the Lorelie still combs her hair
it magnificent? Turn thia way now.
A side glance bring* out the tradi
tional beauty. I have never seen
anything ao perfectly eiquialta.
Dear, do come over here and look at
it from thia view. Ono would never
believe that auch a lovely thing ex
isted in the world. The perspac-
tive la simply grand. How inspiring
and noble! Her* ia another view
from the right. Dneen’t it show of
even to better advantage? I am
simply entranced with admiration.* ,
What la Mrs. Naveoma looking
at?
Soma maatarpwee m a picture
nothing but the
gallery?
No, indeed It ia an dd ktUban
chair the purvhanat at a earoadk
band Hora, which »he thinks la «‘
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The industrial growth of our town is surely and steadily
Jug and Bottle Goods of all kinds at
FOR SALE—Household furni
iture, inquire of Chas Prosser, in
J. S. Tiltons new house.
30 tx
As I ut on the »and by the
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toil with hand or brain, and desire to “go hotne to a hot
By W. S. Gordon.
Her IsWIms Agswlretkea.
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going up the river; there the mills and manufactories
Doing •• Ms Waa Tel*.
It is not the plain or garden va
riety of husband alone who gives
his wife “as much trouble as all
the children.” ▲ very distinguished
example figures in “Leaves From
the Notebooks of I^idy Dorothy
Nevill.”
He was a great scholar and had
been a traveler In the far east, and
ene time, after he had become a
lion in English society, he was in
vited to one of the great country
houses In which England is ao rich.
The visit was to last throe days.
His wife carefully jacked three
spotless shirts in his traveling bag
and bade him take particular car*
to put on one of them regularly ev
ery evening.
I "I hope you did as I told you,"
were hia wife’s first words on his
return.
"Of course I did. my dear,* he
eaid. “I put on a clean shirt every
evening; so, with the one 1 started
in, that makes four that 1 am wear
ing at the present moment.*
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Bandon,Oregon
For Sale
A good second hand i i 4 inch
steel axle hack with poles and
shalv s after August 7th 1908 lor
*25.00.
Information given at this office
with reference to hack'
o Great Opportunity
For Homeseekers
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