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loads and even shiploads of trees to
sujiply the metropolis and its sub
urbs. More trees of large size ¡ire
That Eastern money is looking used than ever before. This is due
this way for investment is the state to the growing custom of churches,
OLD FAVORITES.
ment of Theodore B. Wilcox, pres societies, lodges and other bodies of
THE TOILER.
ident
of the Portland Flouring Mills having a mammoth tree in common,
'-.>T to the toller him
:.ie
The fields with plenty crowned;
Company,
who has just returned which has largely done away >«ilh
Him with the woodman’s as thaï
thrills
from a trip through the East lasting the old time practice of individual
_
The wilderm-HS profound;
sevetal weeks.
He says Eastern family Christmas trees.
Him that all day doth sweating bend
In the tierce furnace heat.
people
are
realizing
that investment
The trees in Maine and Can.td 1
.And her whoxe cunning lingers tend
On loom and sphidu.- fleet!
here pays bigger returns than in the are becoming scarcer each yeir, an 1
A prayer more than the prayer of saint.
East, and they are anx ous to place it requires more labor to market the
A faith no ate can foil,
iLives In the >eart that shall not faint
their money on the Pacigc Coast tn es than in former years. All th -
tn time long task of toll.
—Benjamin Hathaway.
available trees along the railroads
and preferably in the Northwest.
hive been cut and now the dealer,
“
Down
in
Ne*
York
and
in
New
TWICKENHAM FERRY.
lit A HOY aru. oho. and It's who's for ths England,’’ says Mr. Wilcox, ‘'there are compelled to haul the trees m 11 \
ferry?"
(The brier's In bud and the sun going have been hard times during the past miles before they can ship the n on
down),
year anil people have been waiting for cars. Still the supply’ seem-equtl
'"And I'll row ye so quick, and 1'11 row ye
so steady.
the outcome of the election
Now to the demand and the indications
And 'tis but a penny to Twickenham
they assume the reason* that thingss are that the trees will cost more
Town."
The ferryman's slim and the ferryman’s
do not go ahead faster is that the this season than herefore. There
young.
With just a soft twang In the turn of his t.niff is about to be revised.
But a I seems to be a scarcity, ho.vever o'
tongue.
I worked my way west I found holly and mistletoe, especially’ of the
And he's fresh
a berry.
And tls but a penny to Twickenham things looking better anil better un 1 better grades, and it is prob tble
Town.
till 1 got back to Portland, which some fancy prices will be realized
n 4 HOY and oho and it's I’m for the Io >ks pretty good.
It is the most on these popular articles of decora
•2*. ferry;”
(The brier’s in bud and the sun going act've, most lively and apparently , tion.
down),
prosperous city I have
"And It's late as it is, and I haven't a the most
penny.
THIS IS WORTH READING
seen.
"Oh. how can I get me to Twickenham
Town ?"
‘ Interest in the West is general
Leo. F. Zelinski, of G8 Gibson Si
Hhe'd a rose In her bonnet, and, oh, she
Buffalo,
New York, says:
"I cored
looked sweet
throughout''the East. They are
the most annoying cold sore 1 evu
As the little pink flower that grows in the
looking to thc<West for investment had with Bncklen'H Arnica Salve. 1
wheat.
With her cheeks like a rose and her lip»?
because of the higher rates of income applied this salve once a day for two
like a cherry,
“And sure, but you’re welcome to Twick on their money, and because they days, when every trace of the sore
enham Town!”
Solti
was gone.“ Heals all sores,
believe the^ West will fill up and under guarantee at Lowe's <1 r it y
U 4 HOY and oho!”
You're too late fol
store. 25c.
amount to something.
’
2*. the ferry;
(The brier's in bud and the sun has gon«
“
A
great
amount
of
the
business
---- ooo-----
down).
And he’s not rowing quick anil he's not of the East is depressed because it
Billy White’s Awful Accident
rowing steady.
It seems quite a journey to Twickenham depends upon the railroad companies,
Town.
"Ahoy and oho!” you may call as you purchases, and these are not in evi
All the old- r residents of Coquille
will.
The railroad earn- will remember Chas. W. White and
The young moon is rising o'er Petersham dence as yet.
Hili,
in s have not increased and expen family who lived in this place for a
And with love like a rose In the stem of
the wherry.
ses are thought to be abnormally number of years up to eleven years
There's danger in crossing to Twlcken
high, particularly labor anil there is ago, during which time Mr. White
ham Town.
I
—Théophile Marzfals
no probability of a reduction, and was superintendent of the Coquille
unless there is a general advance sawmill.
The family moved from
LONDON BRIDGE.
ROUT) and lowly, beggar and lord
in railroad rates throughout the hereto Tiinity county, Calif., anil
I
Over th» bridge they go;
Rags and velvet, fetter and sword country, notwithstanding the fact some time ago Mr. White suffered
Poverty, pomp and woe
that money is a drug >n the market injuries while at work in a mine.
Laughing, weeping, hurrying ever
Hour by hour they crowd along.
I do not believe stock values will be
Bjt the most serious and apalling
While, below, the mighty river
maintained at the present high experience of any of the family wa-
Sings them all a mocking song—
Hurry along, sorrow and song,
prices.
that had by Willie, one of the sons,
All Is vanity 'neath the sun;
Velvet and rags, so the world wags,
“
Portland
has
been
well
adver
whose
age is now 20 or 21 years
Until the river no more shall run.
tised
in
the
Eastern
States.
Both
His
experience
has seldom been
Dainty, painted, powdered and gay,
Rolleth my lady by;
Mr.
Hill
and
M..
Harriman
have
equalled
and
will
cause
a shudder to
I
Haga and tatters over the way
made
personal
statements
al
out
this
read, as also a wonder th <t he lives
Carries a heart as high.
Flowers and dreams from country mead
I
country,
since
midsummer
th
t
have
to tell of the terrible ordeal.
ows,
Dust and din through city skies,
been of value, especially to the
Whle groping his way in the
Old men creeping with their shadows,
Northwest, and the exploitation I darkness between Douglas City and
Children with their sunny eye»—
Hurry along, sorrow «nd song.
occassioned by the Lewis and Clark Weaverville, in Trinity county, a
All Is vanity ’neath the sun;
Velvet and rugs, so the world wags.
Fail anil that conducted since has number of nights ago, traversing a
Until the river no more shall run.
brought
the Pacific coast a great lonely and dangerous trail, Willie
Storm and sunshine, peace and strife.
Over the bridge they go;
deal nearer the Atlantic than eve» fell over a precipice 75 feet in height
Floating on the tide of life.
■ >efore.
and rolled 25 feet further into the
Whither no man shall know.
Who will miss them there tomorrow.
“
How
much
Eastern
money
may
bed of a creek after striking the
Waifs that drift to the shade or sunt
Gone away with their songs and sorrow;
be brought here for investment de rocky ledge. His leg was broken
Only the river still flows on.
I pends somewhat on travel to the
Hurry along, sorrow and song,
i ,
All Is vanity ’neath the sun;
East from the Wist, and viceversa.
Velvet and rags, bo the world wags,
Until the river no more shall run.
But 1 believe that before the money
—F. E. Weatherly.
of the East gels as high a return in
Formerly ANCHOR BAR
THE VENDERS.
that section as it does in the West a
ALVIN MUNCK, Prop.
rpHE rich have brought i** gifts in lav
large amount of Eastern capital will
Ish measure
And gold, by which all things on earth drift West.
are bought.
in Ein« New Quarter*
And bid us give them ror their smiling
“I think the money conditions is now Located
East of tl>e Poatoffiee
pleasure
The sweetest songs car lonely dreams will enable sufficient borrowing to
have wrought.
prosecute railroad construction in Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars
\\’E Knve our sweetest Songs and took the West, as feeders to theexisti g
v* their payment.
1HI.I.IAIID AND Pool. TABLES
Laughing the while upon the foolist lines, and altogether 1 believe the
throng.
COURTEOUS T R E A IM E N T
outlook is cheerful and encouraging.
Knowing a song Is but a beggar a ral
ment
< Iregonian.
To all save those whose team are in th«
it
Gems In Verse
J
p
COUGH
MEDICINE
CHILDREN
GOOD
---- ooo----
—Century.
CAPTAIN
AND
HIS
Ä
J heard th« druiiu heat and the music so
sweet.
Rut iny < \«'s at the ti tie caught a mueb
greater treat.
Th** troop v is the tinvHt tl.it ever you did
see.
And the captain and his whls' ♦ rs took a
sly glance at me.
When we met at the ball. I of coume
thought i w as right
To protend that we had n< ver m. t before
that night.
But he knew me at once, I could se«' at a
glance.
And I tiling down my head as he naked
me to dance.
My heart was enlisted, and It could not
get free
As the captain and his whlnkers took •
sly glance at me.
But they marched from the town, and I
saw him no more.
Tet I think of him oft and the whiskers
he wore.
I dream all the night, and I think all the
d.ix
Of the love of the captain who's gone fa»
away.
And I keep In my mind how my heart
Jum|M‘d with glee
As the captain and his whiskers took a
sly glance at me.
—Author Unknown.
“I liliVe sllflertxi Hgood deal with
PO II ]j
mnliiiiii nml stomach ooinplaints, l>nl
I have now found a remedy Hint
keeps me well, mi'l ti e remedy t-
Electric Bitters- a medicine that is
a iiiedii-ine for stomach and liver
iroubles, and fol* run down condì
tione," says W. C. Kiestler, of Hal
liday, Ark. Electric Bitters [uiify REGIS 1ER ED OPTICIAN
and etilli'h the blood' tone tip Ibi*
Reliable W ork and Goods.
net vi's, mid impart vigor mid energy
to the weak. Yonr money will be re
Every Saturday at The Gallier
funded if it fails to help you, 50c al
Hotel
io a. m. to 4 p. m
I .owe'» drug store.
Christmas Tree
Gotham
New York, Dec. it—Expecting
to reap a belter harvest this season
than last, the Christines tree ven
ders have begun to ship their stock
to this city. The first consignment
arrived this week md was displayed
today in Washington.
The Christmas tree trade in New
York has grown to mammoth pro
portions and it requires many car-
Kodol
I*
Trade in
Do You
Bowl?
Go to the .
ARC LIGHT
Bowling Alleys
For Sale B* BADOX' DRUG
Hooiiih i a itti 3. I I» Mini rm.
avi* Ih-nliolm
Building;
'-'■k-Ll-Cv
BAlSTDOISr.
OREG-ON Q
C. T. Bi I'Mi.NRorHER, Notary Public
YOUR ATTENTION
co.
Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line
BREAKWATER
Sails From Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
Sails From Portland Wednesday
C. F. McCOLLUM, Agent,
<Tilifoi-iim tinti
BANDON TRANSFER CO.
Oregon C oiim I NteamHi|ip <o.
Now plying between
A son
Meets all boats.
TRIPS
GRAY Si HOLT CO., Gen. Agents
Dray and General Delivery
H. W. SKINNER. Agent
728-740 Merchant)' Exchange San Francisco
Marshfield.
BANDON
«
OREGON
Lodge «.lad
Professional Directory
I
Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on
Change of Meeting Night. Gards under this Head are 50c per in., mon
The Opera
l»IC. K. W. IMMMMTKB
HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
»
Dr H.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
BANDON
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
OREGON
X j .
Houston
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
<Iffiee over Drug Store.
Hours, !• tv 1?,
a.m. 1 :30 to 4, p.rn. ; 7 to 8 in the evening.
Office in Laird Building, Corner 1st and Wharf
Night calls answered from office.
Streets. Rooms in Denholm I lome on Plank
Phone Calls Promptly Attended.
Situi in Brer on lira light
OK »(.(> N
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M.
XI hl I S »‘verv Tuertday eve niuK Ht K run
31 at the Bandon Wigwam. Sojourning
Dr. Waren J Kellev
ohiefN in KoodNlHiHhiiu are cordiall} invited
to attend.
O.C W ai . da ’ ooei ».
C. T. FlKGBB, C. of K.
Sachem.
Physician and Surgeon - Operative
Surgery a Specialty.
OREGON
BANDON
Bandon W. R. C. No. 40
HMcetHever y tirsi and third Saturday in
each monili at 2 p. in. in (i A. It. Hall.
('ordini invitation extended to all mem
bers
Mas. D. A. Vol'No, President.
Mile M a io kith M okhk . Secretary.
FURNISHED ROOMS
OFFICE HOURS:
»ANDON LODGE, No. UM), A. F. A M.
communications first Satur
the full moon of each month
All Master Masons cordially invited.
GUKLEY BOAK, W. M.
Lloyd Rosa. Secretary,
MRS SARAH.COSFELLO
Nice clean rooms 25 mid 50c a
nitfbt; $1.25 a week ; $5 amontli
«
Office iu New Denholm Building.
DR. LESTER P SORENSEN,
----- Dentist
1. <». a», f
I »ANDON LODGE, No. 133, I. (). O. F
I » iiiei-t» every Weditt h <1 hv evening
Office in New Lowe-Laird Building.
Telephone at Home.
Visiting brothers in good standing cor Hour«:
9 a. m., to 5 p. m. By request
dially invited.
7 to 8, p. m.
L. J. RADLEY, N. G.
bANDON
OREGON
n
OREGON
C. F.
T homas Sec.
O R WADE
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
Lewins Meat Market
EETS Every 2nd unit 4th
Fridays,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
I’ractice night first Friday of the
monili. Social Evening the :ii<| Friday <>f
Notary Public
the month. A cordial invitntion extended
to all nienibers in good standing.
Ollice: Boom 3 I'anter Building
B a HD o M.............................................................. Onio >
CLARA GOEIZ N. G.
B lanche R aih . ky Sec'y.
M
All kinds of
Meats and Provisions
U.
*k
«
T.
1KK4IHIOI.il,
Knigtitn of »‘ytlilaH
vi-. L I'll I LODGE No. fit, Knights of ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL! K
’ I’vlhias. Meets every Monday even
AT LAW,
ing at Masouic ball.
Visiting Knights in
vited to attend.
H. M. MomitsoN, C. C.
NOTARY PUBLIC
B. N. H abiunoion , K. of It. S.
I
Furnished at living prices.
of
the
public
patronage
A share
solicited.
Modern tVoodmen.
I’ABI.E ROCK CAMP, No. !R7li, M. W.
1 of A. Meets tile 2d and 4'11 We Inesday
of each ninnili at. K. I*. Hall.
Visiting
neighbors cordinllv invited Io attend.
A. J. ll Alt I MAN. H. C.
E. E. O akks , Clerk
A. N . AMES,
I ihu’kMiiiii h A:
ForpMierx ol America.
'lot li t QUEEN OF HIE FOREST, No.
17. meets Friilny night of each week,
Wng< >n lì in l<er ( in Concrete
Hull, Bandon, Oregon. A cor
II. N. <OM.il INN IONI Elt.
Bandon,
-
Oreg' n
OllicH \\ itti Bandon Iti vent meut I o
Di’.
H- KI.
Brown.
Resident Dentist.
Office in Psnter Building
J
dial welcome is extended t.o al) visiting
brothers.
A. E. lisnssi.i,
Gao. E. Wtisox.
Chief Ranger.
Fin. Secretary.
All kinds’of Repair’Work done
promptly and in a workmanlike
manner.
Woodmen of the World.
Office Hours:
Phone,
9 to 12 M., I to 5 P. M,
BANDON.
OREGON
Belle JV Kolp
Real Estate
Notary Public
V’EASIDE ('AMI' No. 212. W. (). W.
BANDON, OREGON
meets in rt-gnlar session the first »nd
O ppositr T bowsbiimiks
third I burs.Inv» of < rich month in the Ms- OFFICE - - -
sonic lisll. Visiting neigtilHirs sre cordinllv
invited.
It. W. BULLARD. 0. C.
Nigu pHinter, Becornter ami
O.C. W ai . kvimikl , Clerk.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
(«ruiner
J Æ. Grimth
W#» are constantly receiving Inquiries frrm all
pam of the United State« for Farms Vineyard« and
Country and City Home« on the Pacific Coltf. if
your property 1« for «ale we «hall be gild to place It
on o«ir li«t, and put yon in direct correspondence with
a large number of possible buyer«. Add re«»,
I. ot ¡ «n-’ Jar
nut location ■
i li. tr
..
onra-r or.ly who
I,
■ pries,
I 4l».i ‘ •/ * I
i'-n bpo ‘ t. w. ..a pusssssloa
TOWN A COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO.
”• A
>10 JACKSON ST., SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
P. Vew, N Y
9
MME C K. HOL 14) PKT EH
Instructor on
Mandolin. Guitar and Banjo
Also special attention to orchestra drill to
pupils destriug snob instruction
A
V,
10 a. rn. to 3 p
ut., 7 p. tn. to 8 p. ni.
» Stated
I day
after
-----
l»r N. |j. Perkin"
M hmoii I c .
AT
BANDON
OFFICE and RESIDENCE above Port Office
. ©
s
Phone 441
Orders carefully handled
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Portland and C oon Bay only
WEEKLY
P aitkhhon
M.
P.
A Street Dock
Phone Main 34
I
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8
at
Steamer Alliance
c. H.
e
Ofi
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Is called io tin- fact that COL C. T. BLUMEN-
RO1HER of Bandon, Oregon, will insure Saw
mill men, Loggers and other kinds of workmen
against sickness, accident or death at reasonable
rates. Il will pay you to call on him and see
what he offers in that line.
Is Your Property For Sale?
FOR INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.
BKJUKVKS SOUR STOMACH, BKIXH1NG. ETC.. B. C. UsWITT CU COMPANY. CHICAC.O. 4
1*1
Money Loans NegoiL Ud oil /Approved Security.
Al! I S Land Matter; a Spccnry and P.ompt-
ly Attended t<
Pension and Insurance Agency
Bond Brokers Tians-Atlantic Steamship and
Railroad Ticket Agency
The season for coughs and colds
is now at band and too much carr
cannot he taken to pr deed the chil
dren. A child is much more likely
to contract diphtheria or scarlet fever
when it has a cold. The quicker yon
cure bis cold the less the risk, ( limn
berlain’s Cough
Remedy is the
sole reliance of many mothers, ami
few of those who have tried it are
willing to nse any other. Mrs. F. F.
StarcLer, of Riplev. W. Va., says.
•‘I have never used anything other
than Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
for my children and it tins always
given good satisfaction.”
lilis rem
edy contains no opium or other nur
codic and may lie given ns conti
lenlly to a child a's to anadnlt Fo
«ale by Cl’ Y. Lowe
-Location on plank road one* fourth mil»*
from the Nteamer Landing.
Oll EGON
BANDON
if alter ualniratl W twittle of K dol, you con h«rn»*«t y suy it I a» • • : !,•••.e I
f.ied you. we will refund yonr .........
Try k uL.I H h I mv . hi U. ih guartnic. I
Fill out and «ten the foil« winfr prraent It to the dealer tat «lie tiuic <>( |»>ir< h-I
If It falla tn K*
mi. return rt>e bottle to the dealer from whom you
|
It.and we will reiuadyour mouey
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BOUGHT AND SOLD
REAL ESTATE
Burglary Insurance
MEDICINE THAT IS MEDICINE
WHISKERS.
* 8 they marched through the town
with their banners so gay,
ran to the window to hear the
band play;
I peeped through the blind very
cautiously then.
J < st tho nt I rhbors might say I was look-
in», ut li >■ men.
Call and SeeJMUNCK
ALL KINDS 01
FOR
The Eagle Saloon GROSS BROS
song.
o
E3GÍV
o oí
BANDON REAL ESTATES
AND LOAN COMPANY
in the fall, the bone> protruding
through the flesh in a horrible man
ner, and he was other “¡»e bruised
and lacerated.
Yet in this condi
tion he manag. d to draw himself out
of the water and dragged his maimed
and bleeding body in the direction
of a known wagon road, crawling
laboriously through all the long
weary hours of the rainy night.
Morning found th” sufferer in
view of the road, and here he lay
more dead than alive until a man
happened by, whom he hailed, and
he was hurried to Weaverville for
medical attendance. At last reports
his condition was gradually mending
and he will ultimately be himself
once more though it is doubtful il he
forgets the experience to the last
day of his existence.
The pain which the young man
suffered during all those nocturnal
ami rainy hours can scarcely be de
scribed, and it is hard to understand
how he managed to emerge from
the ordeal with his life. — Herald
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