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Published Every Thursday Evening by the
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in the world.-►Indianapolis News.
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Recorder Fu. totalling Coixipauny..
t S omeone has mentioned the es
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G K. KOPr,
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Managing Editor ublishing of a Coos county organ­
ttubkcription, fl 50 par Year in Aiivanea Advertising Lintes Made
Known on Application. Job Piiutiug a Specialty.
Enteied at the Baudot! PoMoftice
•THURSDAY
T hanksgiving day was bright
nnd balmy, a more ideal day could
not be imagined. If there was noth
ng else for which Bandonians
might be thankful, the fine day was
: ufficient cause for giving thanks,
but there are many re sons why we
should be thankful.
The general
conditions in the business world are
gladly looking upward, people in
this section are enjoying good health
and prosperity, and, in fact, there
. re a thousand reasons why we
should all have given thunks on last
Thursday, and from what we can
earn, the day was generally observed
in a fitting manner.
T he :ity election of Bandon pas
sed off quietly and the race was very
close, the fact that there was one
more ballot in the box than there
were voters registered left the af­
fair in a rather awkward condition
but after a recount the first count
was found to be right, and while
there is considerable. dissatisfaction,
on the part of some, there is nothing
t > do but abide by the verdict, as
die law makes no provision for
another election. The newly eiect-
ed officers are all ex< ellent, progress­
ive men and together with the hold
over coun il and other officers there
is every reason to believe that the
city will move forwaid at a more
rapid rate than ever before. Let us
all put our shoulders to the wheel
for a greater Bandon.
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Second Class Matter.
December 3, 1908
a man of force, of considerable mor­
al courage, is progressive in his
ideas and is yet in his prime, none
of which Senator Allison was, says
the Portland Journal and the remark
only shows the extreme ignorance
or purposely misrepresentation of
the writer. Allison has always been
one of the main lights in the sen­
ate, and for years was termed the
“wise man of the senate.” He was
so useful in fact that he was twice a
formidable candidate for president,
and each time received a large sup
port. No important move was ever
made by the senate without the
opinion and sanction of Mr. Allison,
while Cummins is a strong man in
many ways it will take years of train­
ing before he will be as valuable as
Allison. The Journal space writer
would do well to look into the real
facts of the case before he makes
wild and idiotic statements.
S uch a man is entitled to no con­
sideration whatever—and, yet, how
can one help feeling sorry for him?
He made a wonderful canvass. All
sole alone, without the aid of a single
counselor whose advice was worth a
cent, constantly surrounded and
pestered by a lot of toadies and
cheap skates, practically unaided on
the stump except by Judge Paiker.
whom he had derided, he fought
like a giant against tremendous
odds, never losing heart or temper
or command of the splendid elo­
quence, which is his one great gift.
We have no doubt that he will seem
to bear his dissapointment philo-
sophically, but the frightful mental
and physical strain upon his nerves
must have left its indelible mark,
and it will be a marvel if he regains
his buoyancy or even avoids a com­
plete breakdown in spirit if not in
body. |A more winning personality
we have never known, and we are
glad to believe that we are but one
of thousands in feeling for him hon­
est sympathy and wishing him well
all the days of his life —Harpers
Weekly. ______________
ization of commercial clubs, and the
idea should be supported by every
Coos county citizen
who is
desirous of seeing the county pro
gress, and it goes without saying
that every intelligent man is not
only desirous, but enthusiastic over
the development of the county. Any
man who opposes progression is a
drone and a menace to society.
There are many important ques­
tions that might be taken np by a
county commercial club. For one
thing we might mention good roads.
This paper has always b en an ad­
vocate of the good roads theory.
Then there is the question of better
transportation, If the county was
organized, we could do more for
the betterment of our two harbors.
We could go to the committee i.i
congress with a united front and
that would wield a big influence.
Then we would be in better condi­
tion to negotiate for a railroad,
which is at the present time the
greatest need of Southwestern Ore­
gon. We should be represented
with a good display at the Seattle
fair, and there are dozens of other
things that might be mentioned in
this connection. Why not get to­
gether and do away with the pet' y
jealousies that have encumbered
progress, and work for the good of
the whole county.
A DANGEROUS OPERATION
is the removal of the appendix by a
surgeon.
No oue who takes Dr.
King's New Life Pills is ever sub­
jected to this frightful ordeal. They
work so quietly you don't feel (Lem.
They cure constipation, beadache,
biliousuess and malaria.
25c at
Lowe's drug store.
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Are You Aware of the Fact
That We Can Put You
on a Salary Earning Basis
in a Very Short Time
Do you know that we cannot
prepare stenographers fast enough
to till the places that are offered us?
Why not enroll with us and
make yourself competent to till the
places that are offered us?
Why not enroll with us and make
yourself competent to fill one of
these ¡excellent positions that we
have to turn down.
Young men who are proficieent
in bookkeeping and shorthand have
the best chances to attain success
MILLER-CLEAVER
Business College
NORTH BEND
MEATS. PRODUCI <2
AND VEGETABLES
A toig stock of well cliilled meats
USTe-w clean ventilated rooms tree
from odors
SMITH BROS.
The New Laird & Lowe Building, Bandon, Ore.
Bandon
B ottling W orks
____ SOLE AGENTS FOR
National Brewing Co. Beer. Bottle and Steam Beer.
Oregon
Bandon
OREGON
Notice of Sale of Stock
Notice is hereby given that where­
as on the 2d day of July 1908 the
Bandon Farmers & Merchants Tel
ephone Company levied an assess­
ment upc n all subscribed shares of
the stock of said corporation of $6
per share, and whereas the by laws
of said corporation provide that after
60 days stock shall be sold for de
linquent asssessments; and whereas
said assessments have not been paid
upon the following shares owned by
the following named persons: R.
H. Rosa, two shares; Robert Fred­
rick Jr., one share.
Therefore said shares will be sold
to the highest bidder for cash, a
the City Hall, Bandon, Oregon, at
1:3 1 p. m. Monday, December 28.,
1908.
By order of Board of directors,
mode Nov. 2, 1908.
D. H. J ackson ,
Secretary.
FOR ECZEMA, TETTER AND
ON ATWATER .-STREET KEEI’N
NOTHING HUT THE HEST IN
If You Want to
BUY OR SELL
Real Estate
Call on
KOLP & JENSEN
“"We sell tlie ZEartli”
SALT RHEUM
The intense itching characteristic
Origin of Thanksgiving
of these ailments is almost instantly
Thanksgiving, as we have it, is of allayed by Cbamberlaiu‘s Salve.
Many severe cases have been cured
New England and Puritan origin. by it. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
T he dairy industry of southwest­
ern Oregon is second to none in
the country.
This is conceded to
After the years of terrible privation
be one of the leading dairy countries
(1621-1622)
the
Massachusetts
in the whole United States, and it is
exiles in 1623 obtained from the soil
increasing rapidly each year, as
and from the rivets and forests of
At North Bend
the country becomes more thickly
the
country
an
abundance
of
food.
settled. There is no greater in
Is 00w open for the re­
In the autumn" then of 1623 there
dustry, or more paying one, than
ception of patients. The
was thanksgiving; and from this
dairying, and the farmer who has a
terms Hie #10 per week
the
custom
spread
among
the
ex
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BIGGER PACKAGE
and upwards, For par­
good bunch of Jersey cows, or any
BETTER GOODS
ticulars apply to : :
panding New Fngland colonies.
other milk producing breed, is in­
Presently, however, as a day of
dependent, an<l need ask odds of
festivity it was put into opposition
no man. This c untry is not only
The Modern Company, Marshfied, Ore Disribuors
to
Christmas.
The
Puritan
soul
good for dairying purposes, but for
North Bend, Or.
was
scandalized
by
feasting
and
fruit, grain, lumber, mining and a
T he present movement for the revelry on the holy day—Christmas
thousand other things. There is no
richer country under the sun than election of United States Senators —which it was felt should be a day
by the people is of comparatively o’ penance and fasting and devotion.
Southwestern Oregon.
Under New Man=
recent origin. I11 the convention New England therefore pushed the
• agement.
T he Saturday Evening Post < om- that framed the Constitution four festivities of Thanksgiving against
1 bins that the country is corrupting plans were discussed. (1) appoint- the profanation of Christinas day.
The City Meat Market
This, however, gradually changed.
the ».iiy “Upon notice that a val- nent ot senators by the President;
has
changed, and from
u - I customer from the sweet smell (2) election by the people; (3) Christmas as a day of festivity and
now’on will be conducted
’ng hay belt is coming to town, the election by the House of Represent cheer held its own in the other colo­
HOME-GROWN and CALIF FRUITS,;HAM, BACON
by Dean & Hensley of
New Yorker heaves a sigh, drops a atives: (4) election by the state nies, and their customs gradually
AND LARD.
Coquille.
tear and lays in a Hock of brom legislatures. Popu ar suffrage was a re-acted on New England Both
We will endeavor to
FINE CANDIES & TOBACCO
ides.” The country people, thinks new experiment at that time, and days held their ground as holidays;
to
serve
the
public
with
the Post, spend the money that sup the framers ol the Constitution were but Thanksgiving dfd not obtain
JOHN FERNOGLIO,
Proprietor
entire satisfaction.
New
port9 the gorgeous hotels, theaters, a little chary about giving the peo­ much hold in the South.
Best grade of Fresh
bars and bioker’s offices. Perhaps ple too much direct power. Hence England migration carried it, how
and Cured Meats always
The Rev. R. L. Hicks Alman «
oquille River Transportation
so.
Certain it is that the country the provision for an electoral col­ ever, to the West, where the two
on hand.
This gave
people furnished the money with lege to choose the President, and met on equal terms.
For 1909, ready Nov. 15, 1908
Co.’s Schedule
Market under the management of
which Wall Street speculates! so hence, also, the provision finally Thanksgiving strong basis and
best ever sent out, beautiful covers
in colors, fine portrait of Prof. H icj Favorite leaves Bandon
6 00 a m
rashly last year.
If the country adopted for the election of senators sup|M>rt; and in 1863 President
CHAS. M. WAID
in
colors,
all
the
old
features
and
“ C quille
9 :oo a tn
districts had kept more of their byjthe Legislatures of the several Lincoln issued a proclama 1 ion in
several
new
ones
in
the
book.
The
” Bandon
i :oo p m
money at home, there would have states. James Madison, afterward his pecuilar and impressive manner,
The Citv
Meat
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Coquille
4:00
pm
best
astronomical
year
book
and
the
been no overspeculation and con­ President, declared himself “an ad­ recommending observance of the
Market.
Dispatch
leaves
Bandon
7
:oo
a
m
only one containing the original
sequently no panic. The country vocate for the policy of refining the last Thursday o' November as the
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“ Coquille
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“Hicks Weather Forecasts.”
By Liberty leaves Coquille
people people will try not to lead popular appointment by successive day. This has been followed as a
7:00 a m
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i :oo p m
mail 35c, on news stands 30c. <)ne 1
The theory of the custom ever since Some say it
the city into such temptations sgain. hitrations. ’’
Passengers going on the Favorite
copy free with the World and ’
—Oregonian.
framers was that the election of sen­ was Sarah Joseph» Hale, a woman
at 6:45 a m can
a train for
Works, the best $>t monthly in I Marshfield anti have three hours
ators by the State Legislatures ot note in her day—long time ed-
; America. Discounts on almanac’s and fifteen minutes on the bay and
W ithout meaning any di#espect would result in obtaining a higher itor of Godey’s Lady book—whose
High Grade
return same day.
i in quantities.
Agenrs wanted.
to the late Senator Allison, the grade of senators than would elec­ urgency of the matter on President
NURSERY
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W orld & W orks P ub . C o , 2201, ft|
STOCK
K I 1 I ■ CUTTER S BLACK LEO VACCINE
change from him to Cummins, if tions by the people.
Whether Lincoln moved him to issue the
HI |1 Callforma', favorite IhrimnlMK
Lacust Street, St. Louis, Mo. Every i III
On Hand
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ul easiest use! and lowest
the latter shall fulfill expectations they were right or not is still an proclamati >n. . It was the year of
priced rtliabl. vaccine made
citizen owes it to himself, to his' —
Powder, «trinit or pill form Writ«
based upon his |>ast record, wil' lie open question, but it is certain that, the crisis of the Civil War, after the Address
for free Black L ch Booklet
; fellows and to Prof. 11 icks to possess 1 n
8 L I — THE CUTTER LABORATORY
• |ood one not only for Iowa but in the main, the < hoice of Senators »curie, ol Vicksburg, C«ty.burg , „ ;1_
Coqui||e he. “Hicks’’ forecasts,—the only | ■ MB*
BaaritRY C*L
If your druXKist doe* n ,1 »tock our
ftr the whole country. Cummins is by the State Legislatures has re and Chattanooga.-Oregonian-
vac curl, wrier direct fr»m
. B. Q. Pohl, |Loc*l Agent, Bandon, Ore. I | rok^bte.
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Sisters of Mercy
THE NEW
Vegetable Store
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit always on hand
Coos Co. Nursery
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