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i • 4 • • i . •• ♦ • • « • • • • • • • »• • o °* • • o » • O» o ® o • 9 « from Notes Four Mile in Coos county, it ■*> deiiilnl bi' put an expert in the field to help Geo P. Topping wls called to ’he home ol Fred Miller last werk 11 perform the martiage ceremony 1 Alliert Duke to Miss Etta Smith. Mr Duke is from Albany, while Miss Smith was raised on Four Mile where she has hosts o* friends who ish her every happiness in her ’».dded life. «educate thé dairyman to better fitet.hods and a committee was ap. i THE LAST ROAD. pointed to draft a bill »0 l»e put be ja* 'R1 ISA U m ■ tim i i3s fore the legislature to enforce the ^^k o>h. d,.- mt huts of dream!) k a The aiper ■ tn ui r . »ate si.rtit» more strict and sanitary handling of A A And n, i milk.—Sentinel Beyond the moor, beyond the tea Thin, tremulous and silver clear, It pierces to the souls of men; It calls—and they must hear. OOO THIS IS WORTH READING Leo. F. Zeliimki, of 68 Hibson St. Buffalo, New York, says: “1 cured ilie most annoying cold sore 1 ever bad with Bticklen's Arnica Salve. I applied Ibis salve once a day for two ■lays, when every fracc of the sore was gone.“ Heals all sores. Sold under guarantee al Lowe's drug store. 25c. Recently Mrs. Deloss Gardner ’ook a severe coughing spell and al « i a sudden she coughed up a tooth -i h ch she had swallowed about seven »in nths ago, when she took chloro- min and had her teeth extracted. ’■ he general supposition is that the ------- OOO--------- luuth slipped down her throat, as Firebug’s Efforts Fail : lie has had coughing spells ever • me. Until the t'.me the tooth was Eugene, Or., Dec. 15—Timely aired loose it was lodged in her discovery by a resident this evening Jell lung. She is now feeling fine 1 f flames issuing from the Geary mid has no more cough. school building, was all that pre The ch'ld of Mi. and Mrs. S J. vented consummation of a plot on ‘'Vi son, of whom we made mention the part of a firebug to burn .•.wine lime ago as h iving undergone that edifice to the ground. The at nil operation of grafting tllesli on its tempt was made at 8:30 o’clock. limb was compelled to undergo an- P. Hennington, residing near by, • th» r such operation last Friday. chanced to go out on the side porch, " liis time, Minnie Hunt die dattgh w hen he saw flames but st from the brolMr. and Mrs R. P. Hum rear steps of the school house. At •• lunteered the many parts of flesh the same instant a man loomed out i veiled. Minnie Hunt is only eight <>t the gloom and darted around a wars .if age but displays more corner of the school building and j <ive than many people much older. down a side street. Mr. Penning <>lh children are doing well ac- ton gave alarm and neighbors . mdine to last re|M>rt. Dr. Houston responded. jis-isted by Drs. Rossiter and Soren Without sending in a fire de :< n did the work of grafting. pirtment alarm, they subdue the — -Jvu — 11.tines and found unmistakable evi dences of incendiarism. A quantity FOR I, >OD COUGH MEDICINE CHILDREN of rags, soaked with keros ene, had I’h” season for coughs and Colds been thrust under the steps. 11 nv al band and too much care The Geary school is a large build < nnnot be taken to pr >tect the cbil mg, which accomodates all the < iihii . A child is much more likely pupils of West Eugene. fo 0 mfract diphtheria or scarlet fever ■ 1.en it lias a cold. The quicker you < urn Ilia cold tiie less the risk. Cham i erl tin’s Cough Remedy is the n 1« reliance of many mothers, and few of I hose wlio have tried it are • dliiig to use any oilier. Mrs. F. F. Si'uicLer.of Ripley. W. Va., says. "I have never used anything other ttian Cbamberlaiti’s Cough Remedy ■»or my children and it has always ? iveu good satisfaction.” This rem • .tv co .tains no opium or other nnr die and inav tie given as confi For sii lily to 11 child as to an adult ral. by L' Y. Lowe This Explanation Didn’t “Go” With Wife New York, Dec 17—Origina < xplanations and still more novel j duat'ons which spoiled the domestic bliss of Brother Charles |. Danne- Laum were recited in Judge Barnns’ «■urt when the crowd which filler ll.e court was moved to outbursts of glee. The husband is suing for divorce charging his wife with ciu Ity; while Mrs. Dannebaum in turn, i> suing her hnsband for separate maintenance. Mrs. Danne- «.aum told of the discovery of a love ! ttei in her husband’s pocket which 1 e explained as being a "business letter in code.” "Dearest” and ‘Peachie’’ and similar names were »upposed to refer to such prosaic matters as coflee trades and railroad . ebates—-the husbsnd being a coflee tales nan and broker. pSems In Verse A DANGER US OPERATION n I be r< mov«l of the appendix by« Kiirgeou. No oue who tukes Dr. Ktug's New Life Pills is ever snb- j -cted to this frightful ordeal. They work so quietly yon don't feel them. 1'hey cure consti palion, headache, biliousuess and malaria. 25c at L iwe's drug store. Porter Always a Sailor. The voice of all the crowded town (Oh, voice of tears and laughter') Tiie piper’s charmed note shall drown) They turn and follow after. By its wild lure their feet are drawn To walk a way they do not know. Whatever heart be left to mourn It calls- and they must go They leave their hearts' desire behind; (Oh. witching tune the pl;s-r plnys!) None know whay they may hope to find; What waits beyond the trackless ways No grief can hold, no love can keep; No wild regret their eyes can dim Whatever heart be left to w. ep The piper call» they follow him —Pall Mall Maguzlna. HANG I ON. F you have a Job worth keeping. Just hang on; Some one for it Is a-seeklng, So hang on. Work the very best you can— Better than the other man. You will find It the best plan To hang on. o BANDON REAL ESTATES AND LOAN COMPANY IO I ‘‘Msscultrie." salii the lenmed Toni my. “Bea n't it wounerful!” suid tin proud father, “And thy mittler, Tom- iny?” "Feminfiic." replied the erudite Ju rutile. "Hear that agen!" cried the delight “An', uoo. Tommy," he ed father, prise, ded. picking up the family tea pot, “what gender is tills?” “Neuter.” saiil Tommy. Sam’s face fell. “Well, well," he exclaimed, "it's alius the Way. Still, not but what the little Ia<i wats far oot. lie only said neuter 'stead of pewter, that's a'!"—Loudon Tit Bit». Al l Resentment. Nd toper, iH'ing very hard up, Into his favorite bar and asked lit for n glass “on tick.” •'No.' said the proprietor. “I won't give on whisky on credit, bill there's a slx|M'ii- e. Now wlmt do you want?" “Ni thing here. replied the tippler, lifting th loin and putting it In his piH-krt. 'The man who refuses me reiilt won't get my ready cash,” and with an elevate 1 nose he man lied out at the do. r Loudon Telegraph. BJYTTIDOM. KINDS OF REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Security. • All LSI and Matters a Specialty and P ompt- ly Attende«! It PeiiMou ana insurance Agency Bond Brokers Trans Atlantic Steamship and Railroad Ticket Agency OREGON C. T. Bl.UMENROTHEK, Notary Public YOUR ATTENTION Is called to the fact that COL C. T. Bl.U.MEN- ROTHER of Bandon. Oregon, will insure Saw mill men, Loggers and other kinds of workmen against sickness, accident or death at reasonable rates. It will pay you to call on him and see what he offers in that line. All About George, i' a. my daughter, I il ■ imet hing ? I 'or In inc- ns bruvc. William If the road Is growing thorny, Just hang on; Mind not If your hands get homy, Just hang on. Ijibor’s what the stomach fills; Gives the health that throbs and thrills It’s the rapid pace that kills; If you're going the on. slope, Don't up hang Just hang on; And the auto gear gets broke. Just hang on. Tour machine may take a hump. Fly down hill and hit a stump. Though you’re senseless from the bumf Just hang on. Koon»* ■£ Mild 3. I i* StuirN, .\ew D vii I io I iii Ku ild i iijj kJ-LLlvV < ■ I \\ (leorge meat)' I II i s i : uslness. He told lilt ‘ bl ago I liter < R e.-in Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line BREAKWATER It your watch and chain's In pawn. Just han» on Ts the ticket and hope en; Just hope on. Maybe luck will come your wayi You may have a winning day. Take my advice; hear what I say. And hang on. —Milwaukee »autlxial A cross man would bo worth at least a dollar a day more If lie would become good natured Atchison Glolie. BANDON TRANSFER CO The Wise Eskimos. Everything In the Eskimo dress has c. a reason for its existence, writes Cap Dray and Genera! Delivery tain Roald Amundsen tn “The North west Passage.” Tiie niernlters of Cap M c's|all limit-,. < lid, is c iri fullv liillldli il tain Amundsen’s expeditions had be I’. \ NDON OREGON come accustomed to the Eskimo dres and had adopted It, but many of them thought it ridiculous for grown up men to go about wearing fringe to their clothes, so they cut it off. I had my scruples about this, says the author, as I had already learned that most things In the Eskimo*» clothing and other arrangements had their dis tlnct meaning and purpose, so I kept HAS A SELECT STOCK Ol my fringe and put up with the ridi cule. He laughs best who laughs last One fine day the anovaks, a sort of tunic reaching below the knee, made of deerskin, from which the fringes had been cut off. commenced to curl up, and if the fringe had not been put on again quickly they would soon have looked like neckties. The Opera Wines. Liquors & Cigars During Grant’s first term his were- tary of the navy. Boric, for a time tlimed the actual administration over io Admiral Porter. Admiral I’ortei was a sailor in the strict etymological cense of the term in that he believed there was nothing like sails. As soon Only a Letter Out. its he was in authority he caused the “Talk about acholanls," said the four bladed propellers of the vessels proud Sam Smith. “Listen to my lit to lie removed and replaced by two tle iad talk about grammar. Tommy, bladed ones in order that the ships wha{ gender is thy farther?” might maneuver better under sail. The Inefficiency thereby brought about is, of course, apparent to any engineer, as the size of the propeller opening was lived and the two bladed screw could not be made large enough. A few years Formerly ANCHOR BAR later In a report to the department he ALVIN MUNCK, Prop. actually claimed that the vessels were faster under steam with the mutilated screws. Tiie facts, of course, were Just the reverse, and when his Influence be It now Located in Fine New Qn ntr-i« East of the I’ostolfice came less proper propellers were again fitted. This was when tie was still in his prime and his Judgment was. at Choicest Wine», Liquors and Cigars least, not Impaired by age. About BILLIARD AND POOL TABI I s twenty years later, when the Roach cruisers were being built, the dear old COURTEOUS TREA IMI.N'T man, then over seventy, went before the naval committee and said that the plans of these vessels were wrong be cause they bad only auxiliary sail power. In ills Judgment they should have been given full sail power with steam as an auxiliary. He was still a sailor! Tiie world had not moved for him. -Engineering Magazine. The Eagle <'n li forniti nnrl Oregon C oiim E Ntenni«i|ip I «». Steamer Alliance Sow plying between Portliuul and 4’ oom I tn. a mil) WEEKLY BANDON OREGON <• ■> Ï- •> V ---- noo---- Mrs. Yoakam Honored Mrs. S. A. Yoakam of Coos county was honored at the recent meeting of the State Dairy Associa tion by being elected first vice pres idem Mrs. Yoakam was very pro n- tnent in the meeting anti after telling some of her experiences with dairies FURNISHED ROOMS Saloon AT The Pacific Lewins Meat Market Ail kinds of Me Is and Provisions The Desert Tortoise. KTC. I urni.-.hed at living prices. A share of the public patronage solicited. REGISTERED OPTICIAN m Reliable Work and Goods. A Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., nton •X •> •> •> l»lt. I',. <» %• <• ñu S’ jí * •> <• <*i<* •> <• <• •> <• •> <• & •> *8» «?• Dr. W. KONNITEK PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON «:• L Houston H l . PHYSICIAN OREGON •> •> •> & SVRGEOR Office over I>ru« Store. Hours, 9 h ?*, H.ni. 1 :30 to *1, f in. ; 7 to 8 in the evening. Office in Laird Building, Corner 1st and Wharf Nigbt ch II n HiiHwercd from office. Streets. Rooms in Denholm 1 lome on Plank Road, <»i: i < <» n Phone Calls Promptly Attended. l-. E IS even Tuesday evening nt S run Dr. Waren «J Kellev at the Bandon Wigwam. Sojourning olin-l-t m gomlsbimling are cordially invited Physician and Surgeon - Operative to attend. (). C. W aldvookl , ('. T. F ikiikb , C. of R. Sachem. M Surgery a Specialty. Bandon W. R. C. No. 40 OFFICE and RESIDENCE above Post Office .,Mi i <s < very first anil third Saturday in e ich month at 2 p. tn. in G. A. It. Hall. <'ordi d invitation extended to lilt nieni- M iih . 1>. A. Y oung , President. M rs M aiivbttb M oiisk . Secretary. l»r N. !.. Perkin* OFFICE HOURS: 10 n. tn to 3 p m., 7 p. tn. to 8 p. ui. 1 »ANDON LODGE, No. 130, A F. A M. 1 > Stated coiioHiniicatiotiH first Hatnr- <lnv utter the full mooli of each month \!l Master Masons cordially invited. Gl ill.I.) M)AK. W. M. Lloyd Rosa. Secretiirv. Office in New Denholm Building. DR. LESTER P SORENSEN, ----- Dentist I. O. O. F I > ANDON LODGE, No. 133, I. <). <>. F Office in New Lowe-Laird Budding. I > meets every Wednesday evening Telephone at Home. Visiting brothers in good standing cor- Hours: 9 a. m., to 5 p. m. By request 11ally invited. 7 to 8, p. m. I.. J. RADLEY, N. G. BANDON OREGON C. F. TK omis 8ec. O R WADE N. AMES, EETS Every 2ml and 4th Fridays, Praotice night first Friday of the 111011Ili, Social Evening Hie 3rd Finlay of tiie month. A cordial invitation extended to all menibers in good standing. CLARA GOETZ N. G. B lanch » B adlkt Seo’y. M ATTORNEY AT LAW Notary Public Oflice: Room 3 Panter Building ............................................................................. UlIKl . «. TltEAIHIOI.il, T. K iiìk I i I s of Pythias ! xEIJ’IH LODGE No. G4, Knights of ATTORNEY AND COUNNELt K I ' I’vtliins. Meets every .Monday eveu- AT - LA W, ng at Masonic twill. Visiting Knights in- vii.-d to attend. H. M. M oiihison , (J. C. NOTARY PUBLIC II. N. ilAUllINltTON, K of R. 8. II. N. COM JI INNIOS EIt Bandon, .. Oreg n Office With Bandon Investment < o Bowl ? Horseshoeing a Specialty ■ me fourth mili . . . Go to the ARC LIGHT Bowling Alleys ; killtmé couc ¿ » i anh CUR uthe l urces j If. a/ter aatnyr * •> 00 bottle of Kodol, yun can li< i’» ■ » ..« . Çud yon, »• wi'l refund y<>ar money. Try K. m .1 i . h H. . .’ i »,»•. Fill oat and al*ntbef<»llowinir. preeenr It to thedea'erat ti.«> ton. , ,-„ h lilt falle to Aatiwfy you ref rn the i»ottle to the dealer fruii» wl. in y «u i It, and we will refund your money. .. ». g T<wm------------------------------------------ ^Rtata________________________ __ Bl<n bere ______________ nt'Thñnl r-------------------- C. DeWITT <U COMPANY. CHICAGO. . For Sale by BJJfDQJT DRVO CO. , Ki. H. - «T"l I I t| WITH ta ßjseam? pesisi3 < 1 AMI) AU. THROAT >891 UNGTROliqtF?. 1 * G U ARANTBED S Aï rSF ACXC . . ’ Brown. Resident Dentist. Office in Panter Building Foresters ol America. i ■■ a I » .J. •Í* Al ilHOlilc, POH I. Kodol •> <• Professional Directory Lodge and *z <• Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. Call and See MUNCK One ”f the most interesting reptiles of California’s great desert is the des- 1 ert tortoise. A writer in Suburban j Life says: “I have found as many ns twenty of these hard shelled fellows that we usually associate in our minds with the thought of water in the very heart of tiie deaert, where the water was exceedingly scarce. Yet when yon I ink them up they generally void two < r three large spoonfuls of liquid, DI h section shows that they each have two large water sacks on the back, and these afford them their water supply They are great travelers and can walk faster than we should Imagine. They are also good climber». I have watch ed one for hours climbing up and down the rocky sides of a desert mountain. He could wriggle himself up to a rock almost as high as he was long. Raising himself on bls tall end, he would use his head as a hook, then claw with his right leg until ft had secured a good hold, then, with what seemed to me extraordinary strength, he would lift himself up and wiggle his t»ody Into a secure post tion.” I <#<•♦♦♦ •> <• i# <• <• Rebekah Lodge No. 126. County Clerk James Watson is iniisi g .1 good sized * pet” on the M.irboard side of his physiognomy. The boil is in just the right place to prevent Jim from looking at the court or jury from his accustomed desk without turning his entire .••nat<>my in the chair. He will tin dergo a surgical operation when the "pet” reaches a head.—Coquille Herald H. W. SKINNER, Agent Marshfield. Phone 441 * BANDON GROSS BROS TRIPS GRAY A HOI. I CO., Gen. Agent« 728-730 Merchant» Exchange San b rancisco / ’<>1 H I ql'EEN GE I HE FORESI , No. \ 17. meets Friday night of eaoh week, n t'oiicri-le Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor dial welcome is extended to all visiting brothers. A. E. H adsii . i , Guo. E. W ilson , Chief Ranger. Fin. Secretnry. 9 Io 12 M.. I to 5 P. M. BANDON, OREGON Office Hour«: Phone, Belle A Kolp Real Estate W ooilmen of Hie World. Notary Public «’I \slDi: < AMI’ No. ”12, W. O. W i « no .-is in regtiltir session the first and BANDON. OREGON ' Hid I iiiirsdavs of t acli month m Hie M h - . . Oppormi T rowbridoks . nie hull. Visiting neighlsirs are cordially OKI ICE i ivited. R. W. BULLARD. C. C. painter. Ileeoni ter and O.C. WsLuvoiirL, Clerk. <• miner Is Your Property For Sile? J A. GhrifYith We are Constantly receiving inquiries frrm al! parts of the United State« for Farm», Vineyards and Country and City Home« on the Pacific Coast. If ile we shall be glad to place it’ on "ir I •». an.I put v-«u in «ft t ctirre<pondence with, uniier <.f poisiblA buyers. Addreu, , Wr» <’ K. HOI.I.OPETFR Instructor on rec Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo TOWN A COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO. 310 MCRty >T„ «AN rWANCIRCO, CAL. Also HfH-cinl attention to orchestra drill to popih «lehtriag suck iUHtrnctio* 0 o o o o O .* o I o o • »? • • <9 o o o o o *’ • 0 * n 0
