Bandon recorder., November 12, 1908, Image 5

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SINCE ELECTION IS
OVER
WE MAY EXPECT MORE PROSPEROUS TIMES
And with better times comes the time to buy your Furniture
MORRIS
And now is the tine as our prices are 30 per cent lower than ever before.
CHAIRS
STEEL
0 HY DELAY ON PRICES LIKE THESE
RANGES
CHAIRS 90c to $3
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Everything for the
House
Everything for the
House
$7.00 to $25.00
$30.00 to $75.00
Hurrah for Prosperity!
Hurrah for Better Wages!
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Woodruff & Turner
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GODOWNS OF JAPAN.
THE BLACK SHADOW.
THE MALIGNED BARBER.
“A scheme of rotation. That is
tafety Warehouses Made Necessary by taka that large field there. You put
Omaha, Nov. 3—A petition signed
Superstition of the A Defense of the Meek and Lowly Ton-
that to one purpose one year, an- A Very Curious
the Frequency of Fires.
by W. R. Hearst be1 ore a notary
sorial Artist.
Tupi Indians.
Fire is one of the terrors that other purpose the next year and
public in New York and asking that
The
professional
humorist has a
We
had
been
listening
to
the
dodge at the elbow of the Japanese still different the third year, and so j ftories of an officer recently re- few jokes which have survived the
the $600,000 libel suit filed recently
on.
”
householder all the time, and be­
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I turned from service in the Philip fall of dynasties and the crash of
by Governor Haskell, of Oklahoma,
cause he lives in a matchwood dwell­
| pines about the curious supersti- worlds and which will pursue their
against Mr. Hearst in [the State Su­
ing Sakure-san has to take a curious
GOT IN ALL THE NEWS. ; (ions among the brown races, when triumphant career until Gabriel ap-
precaution against the sudden loss
preme Court of Nebraska in < )maha,
[ one of the party, who had been sev- ; pears with his official announce­
of all his household goods. This Cummings Killed a Lot of Ads. and 1 era! years a resident of Brazil, re- ment, “Time is, time was, but time
be transferred to the Federal Court
Raised a Row.
precaution is the godown.
| lated an experience he had had shall be no more!”
was tiled here today by J W. Battin,
The stranger in Tokyo or Yoko­
When Amos Gummings was matt 1 among the native Indians along the , One of these jofces relates to the
Mr. Hearst's attorney.
hama who sees from his rickshaw a aging editor of the New York Sun, j Amazon river at. the time of a lu­ loquacity of barbers. Because of
The basis of the petition is that as
strange iron plated building with many years ago^-in important nows nar eclipse. He said: “1 noticed the industrious professional humor­
doors liktj turret shutters and point­ story came in Kite one night und I that for several days every Indian ist the tousorial artist has to live
parties to the suit reside in states
ed
roof heavily incrusted with tiles was sent to the composing room 1 employed in my hosts’ sawmill, ten down a worldwide reputation for
other than Nebraska, the case can­
is led to believe that here perhaps with “must” written above it, which or twelve in number, spent their idle, superfluous and unprofitable
not pe tried in a state court.
is some feudal fort of the old time, meant that on no account must the ; entire noon hour in making ar- conversation.
There Is alegal question involved
ready to house fighting men against news be left out of the paper. A | rows and testing them by shooting
Have you ever seen a barber who
the attacks of a street mob. But few minutes after the copy boy re­ them at a large tree, not less than talked too much? The Gazette nev­
in the case as to whether such case
when the tourist finds one of these turned to the editorial rooms and 100 yards distant, which stood in er has.
can be transferred to the Federal
black sheeted buildings on every reported that the foreman had said , the clearing around the mill.
When you go into the temple of
Klamath Farmers Begin Hog other
Court.
block he learns from the the paper was already overset and
“
Of
course
the-ie
men
are
familiar
the
barber to have an operation per­
E. D. Smith, the local attorney
Raising
country dweller that these things that two cqjumns of other news with the use of firearms and use formed upon your aching whiskers
for G »vernor Haskell, said:
are godowns, or storehouses for would have to be killed if the guns in hunting. But for some rea­ you will find him and his associates
household goods.
“I would rather try the case in a
“must” story was to get in. Cum­ son, probably a tradition, supersti­
to their work quietly and
Klimath Falls' ' >r, Nov. 4-Two
When a fire gets well started in mings took the copy from the boy tion or prophecy, still preserved, it. attending
Federal Court if it has jurisdiction,
industriously.
If they age not busy
carloads of hogs were loaded at Dor­ the crowded blocks of dolls’ houses
for the reason that the statlaws of ris for shipment to Sacramento a in a Japanese city, it is rarelv slop and went himself to the composing is a part of nearly every Indian they will all go quietly to their
room. He demanded an explana­ boy’s education to make and use chairs, treating you with pleasant
Nebraska do not allow any punitive
few days. The hogs came from th« ped until from ton to fifty ho 1 e tion. The foreman told him that bows and arrows, even though re­ courtesy, but not volunteering any
damages and the Federal Court does. the Klamath basin and were the have been consumed • nd a black there was a pressure of advertise­ siding in the cities. I was aston­ conversation. If you insj| upon dis-
roar has boon drawn across the ments that night and that they had ished at the skill these men dis­ ! cussing the living issues af the day
Haif the amount we are suing for,
first to be expoited from the country whole face of the d: tri- t Beci.i
usurped some of the space usually played. They rarely missed the tar­ while your alfalfa is being mown
$300,000 represents punitive dam
this year. They were driven 40 the houses are so Aim \ md crov. J- given to news.
get or struck it so high that they Jou will probably have ¡msattentive
ages."
miles to the nearest railroad point, ed so closely to other (hat the Jap
“What shall I kill?” asked the could not reach and withdraw the istener, but there willTve no fle-
foreman.
making the trip in four days anc-e firemen even at their l>< t
arrows. When asked wlmt so many I bate. The barber who y .making
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do little with a well developed bl.i'i
“Kill two columns of advertise arrows were made for, their only your face look human will 1A you
and arriving at their destination in I certain astute citizen e.o t !!■•• e
Japan Dines 200 U. S. Bus­
monts and print all the news,” or­ answer was ‘To shoot the black do the talking.
good condition. The shipment was iron sheathed and fluttered tv.o dered Cummings, and it. was done.
shadow,’ which toune was no expla­
Many worthy old men and women
iness Men
consigned to Gerber Bros, of Sue- storied storehouses, wherein th"
The next day there was trouble nation at all.
who
shave themselves or don’t shave
rament , and the price was 4c gross householders of the nci hhorlmod around the Sun oilice. A hurried
“Now. making these arrows is at all have a deep seated idea that
and the storekeeper-- of the di-trnt meeting of (he stockholders was both difficult and delicate work.
Tokio, Nov. 4—The vartous Jap­ weight.
a barber shop is a wicked sort of
can store a wav their valuables.
called, and it vias a storiFV one. Both shaft and feathers must be place, where people read sporting
anese associations interested in for
It has long since become an es
The godowns are so heavily
eign trade tonight gave a banquet in tablishcd fact that the Klamath sheathed with iron plate and -< Some of the stockholders wanted to carefully chosen, while fashioning papers and tell yellow stories and
have Cummings discharged, Imt
this city in honor of the represent­ i ountry is especially adapted to the , weighted with mud tile- flint t!i- • Charles A. Dana stood up for him, the points, which are made of a cxcjiange spavined jokes. This is
separate piece of harder wood and
atives of the Pacific Coast business grow ing of pork , the alfalfa making j rarely burn
All day long t’ ci; and as Dana owned the greater part charred and shaped in (I k 1 fire, re­ also entirely erroneous. Pink pa­
pers are no longer seen in first rate
interests no v visiting in this country. excellent feed and the climate being windows are kept almo 1 hermetic of the stock his voice was all pow­ quires both skill andpnt iencc. Only barber shops, and the customer giv­
ally
sealed
by
heavy
swinging
shut
erful. After the meeting Mr. Dana the wing feathers of a bird possess
The function was attended by fully a preventive for diseases which often
tors that look like the doors of a walked out of his office and straight the spiral twist neces-ary to give en to vulgar language would soon
be made to understand that his
200 businessmen, and in the speeches prove diastrous to the hog industry safe. When a fire comes to a cer­
to Cummings’ desk. He put his
delivered there was a frank and free ¡n other sections. Owing to the tain district the fir t thing is to hand affectionately on the manag­ the arrow a rotary motion in flight patronage was not wanted at such a
“The night of the eclipse I'wcnt place.
interchange of views and ideas, the lack of transportation facilities little close district the first godown and ing editor's shoulder and said:
to my hammock, >is usual, not re­
There are low down barber shops,
“Amos, v<m have my permission membering that one was due. It just as there are low down drug
general tone taken by the speakers attention has been given to this in- put it in shape to weather the
flames.
to tl.iuw out advertisements to occurred about, midnight. 1 was
being such as to clearly prove that dusry in the past, but with the ap­
To these public fireproof safe- make room for the news whenever sleeping soundly when I was awak­ stores, hotels and grocery stores.
But in the places of the better class
all appiehension as to the possibility proach of the railroad many of the householders take their best in your opinion it is necessary. We
ened by some one gently shaking the atmosphere is always good and
of a clash of commercial interests be­ the farmers
are turning their furniture, (heir por. elain ami their are publishing a newspaper, not an my hammock. Rousing myself, 1 clean, and the proprietors, being
tween the two coun ries is entirely attention in this direction and delicate prints. The wives keep advertising poster.”
found the oldest man employed in decent and respectable themselves,
locked up there their l»est kimonos
Shortly afterward an improve­ the mill bending over me. The do not want the money—or the con­
unfounded.
the result is that
the pro­ and their odds and ends of jewelry.
ment was made in the presses so
The American speakers showed duction is already much heavier than Merchants have their excess stock that two or more pages could be eclipse was on and the room was so versation—of those who are not de­
dark that I could not distinguish cent and respectable.
keen appreciation of he receptions is needed to supply the home de stowed away within them.
added to the paper at the last mo­ his features, but his voice was very
So much for men who have l.een
Whenever there is a fete in am ment if necessary.
accorded them l>y|the business men maud.
Livestock dealers report
grave as he said in Portuguese, ! misrepresented and maligned by jay
of all sections of J ipan, and the hogs plentiful in the basin, but most Japanese home or j reparations are
‘Pardon, senhor, but do you not ' humorists.- Emporia Gazette
being made for the entertainment
want the moon to shine again?’
funtcion as a w hole is viewed by all of them not ready for market.
of some special guests the servants
‘
Moon—what’s the matter with it?’
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who attended as being highly signi­
Beecher's Fee.
arc sent to the nearby godown to
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I asked, only half awake. ‘It has
bring home all the valuables. Pic
On one occasion when Henry gone out and will not shine again
ficant and successful, and portend
HOW TO TREAT A SPRAIN
Birds as Ventriloquists.
tures
arc
again
hung
on
the
wall,
Ward
Beecher was on a lecturing
ing'a great future development in
Sprains, swellings and lameness the heavy bronze vase is restored tour Major Bond, his manager, was ! until we shoot the black shadow.
Many birds form their sounds
the trade of both c« untries.
are promptly relieved by Chamber for the day to its special taboret. sitting lieside him in the railway Will the senhor let me take his gun ■ without ofwning their bills
The
to begin driving it away?’
lain s Pain Balm. This liniment re­ ami the wardrobe of madame is re
pigeon is a wi ll known instance of
car.
Suddenly
the
preacher
slapned
“I gave him my double barrel
Will Report to Harriman duces inflammation ami soreness so plenished.
his hand on the little watch pocket gun and half a dozen cartridges, this. Its cooing can lx distinctly
that a sprain may be cured in about
Then with the passing of the spe of his trousers and drew forth a and he went out. Greatly mystified* la ard, although it does not open its
one third the time required by the
Soon
bill. The call is formed internally
cial
occasion passes al o the house small envelope. For a moment he
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usual treatment. For sale by C. Y.
in
the throat and chest and is
hold grandeur. All the fleeting looked at it in surprise, then opened
j Lowe.
rendered audible only by re onance.
prettiness of flrint and flowered ki it and smiled. Presently he turned j
Meteors.
Col W. H. Holabird, the special COLDS AND CTOUP IN CHILDREN mono is swallowed up in the black to his companion.
Similar ways may be oh cried in
In Chinese literature there is many birds and other animals. The
1 representative of E. H. Har.iman
maw
of
the
godown.
—
New
York
“
Major,
”
said
he,
“
I
married
a
•M.v little girl is subject to Cohls,”
mention of meteors which fell in
rn at railroad magnate a fi vv months 614 B. C. The oldest known me­ clear, loud call of the cuckoo, ac­
who recently investigated the Coos says Mrs. U m II. Seng. Ne. 41, Fifth Sun.
igo. und as 1 was taking leave of teorite which was seen to fall is cording to one natural: t, is tho
Bay country to ascertain whether St. Wheeling. W. Vs. •‘Last spring
A Practical Relation.
resonance of a note formed in the
she had a severe s|>ell and a terrible
him
he handed me an envelope, 1
there was sufficient business here to cough but I cured tier with Cliamlier
“I SUppo.-e you follo'w a system • hich 1 slipped in mv pocket un- j now on exhibition at Ensisheim, Al­ bird. The whirring of the snipe,
sace. Germany. In 1492 it came
justify the construction of a railway Iain's Congh Remedy without the aid of rotation in y<mr u lii ifltiiral op
>' ned That vias the la-t I thought crashing down through the air with which betrays the approach of the
of
a
doctor,
and
my
little
boy
has
been
oration-,"
<a
ually
observed
the
from Drain h re, has wired friends
of it until today. Just now I opened a roar that, prostrated the peasantry bird to the hunter, is an act of ven­
prevented many times from having high broved _iu.l ... 0 <>f the myd
triloquism. Even the nightingale
t. and this is what I found.”
in Marshfield that he will leave Los the croup by the timely use of thia ern agricuii .11 al college.
with fright. It buried itself deeply has certain notes whu h are pro­
The major took tlx* envelope. in the -earth.
It weighed 260 duced internally and which are au- ■
Angeles, Nov. 13. for New York symp.” This remedy ia for sale by
"I ■ 1 ■>’
it kind <-i » -> -tem ?" A thin it were five $1.00(1 bills.
I (J. Y. Lowe.
pounds and hangs today in the par­ dible while the bill is closed.
inquired h>- ■ -I, lmr<l banded L’ncle
where lie will go over the matter
Wants Case Transfererd
with Mr. Harriman and his hoard of
directors.
Judging from this statement, a
early announcement of the decisio i
ot E. 11 Harriman in regard to th
construction of a railroad to Coos
Bay may be expected.
Col Hol­
abird will reach New York about
November 20. and the matter will
probably be decided by December 1.
Since leaving Coos Bay, Col.
Holabird has gone over the Tilla­
mook project.
While lie has not
made any statement concerning it,
the und. rstanding is that the Tilla­
mook line does not tap as rich a
country as is to be fonnd in Coos
county—Times.
iah church.
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