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Raising CtatfbéFries Wright n*i<ii' b cdl6l to the need» of this locality, or, better yet, the people most needing the service, might install just what they want by united action. An electric line can be bui t without the aid or the con sent of outside capital it the people will take hold of the matter and crowd it through.-Myrtle Point Enterprise. —ooo---- I ®--------------------------------------------------- -HI Gems In Verse ROOMS and LODGING Editor B a si do R ecor *> fr — < ir- "—<1 !• With your permission we have - OLD FAVORITES. sonther tnought on horticulture C0MRADE8 KNOWN IN MARCHES Newly furnished large light rooms which we would like to brim» before MANY. 1»!• phone Elect rie Lights the people and that is the growing OMRADES known in marches many. Keutrd by single night, week or Comrades tried in dangers many. of Cranberries. This is a very profit- month Coinrad* «bound by memories many. Brothers ever let us he. a< le industry in Coos county, we INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF VS ounds or sickness may divide ua. have learned, and it is being taken Marching orders may divide ua. The BANDON STEAM LAUDRY But, whatever fate betide ua. hold of in several places. We can Brothers of the heart are we. The Value of Gems can see on North Inlet and the Ten Comrades known by faith the clearest. Tried when death was near and nearest. Mile country bogs of cranberries and Bound we are by ties the dearest. There is popular belief that the they are l>eing raised to great profit. Brothers evermore to be. And. if spared, and growing older. On this side of the river we have diamond is the most valuable of Shoulder still in line with shoulder with hearts no thrill the colder. just as good soil ps any place, but precious stones, but the belief is a And Brothers ever we shall be. the first beginning at Getty’s former mistaken one, under ordinary cir By communion of the banner— place, below Empire City was not cumstances. The relative commer Crimson, white and starry banner— baptism of the banner. handled in the proper wav and cial value of the finer stones is about By the Children of one church are we. Rasmussen Bros., Props. nor faction can divide us. therefore did not give satisfaction, as follows: Rating an emerald of a Creed Race nor language can divide us, that is to say the yield is not what certain size worth $100, a diamond Btill, whatever fate betide us. Children of the flag are we. of the same size would be worth it should have been. -Cbulv, G. Halpin» A number of years ago I passed $150, a sapphire $300 and a ruby THE PEOPLES SONG OF PEACE. through that section, and last year $450 You see therefore, that the HUIE grass Is green on Bunker Hill; I saw it as fruit inspector, but as sapphire and ruby are both more -*■ The water s sweet in Brandywine; WINE5, LIQUOR. *5 AND The sword sleeps in the scabbard still; there was no one living there I mis valuable than the diamond Perhaps The farmer keeps his flock and vine; who would mar the scone today sed the opportunity of speaking to it might interest you to know of Thon With vaunt of battlefield or fray? CIGAR. 3 what the principal precious stone» rpiIE brave corn lifts In regiments the parties working it. Ten thousand sabers in the suni As a practical cranberry grower are composed. The diamond, as The ricks replace the battle tents; in New Jersey, I would like to have you alrea y know, is pure .carbon, The bannered tiissels toss and run; Oregon Bandon Th** neighing steed, the bugle'B blast, a talk with those desiring to start crystalized. Sapphires—which term Those be but storks of the past. bogs here. As we all know, it takes includes the true sapphire, and the rilHE earth has healed her wounded ; a moor bottom to grow cranberries, oriental ruby, emerald, topaz and -t- The breast cannons plow the fields no more; the berries must have moisture, the amethyst —are pure alumina, colored But heroes rest! Oh, let them rest In peace along the peaceful shore! creek running through such land ' by the rust of difierent metals. The They fought for peace, for peace they fell; must be contractible, that is to say, The opal, the red amethyst and the They sleep in peace, and all is wwll. HE fields forget the battleB fought; it must be made so that in the winter agates are silica Among the agates The trenches wave in golden grain; T Shall we neglect the lessons taught time you can flood the berries and are included the carnelian, the chal And tear the wounds agape again? A. Garfield at the beginning of spring the water cedony, the onyx, and the blood Sweet mother nature, nurse the land is drained off. This is done by stone. The true emerald and the And heal the wounds with gentle hand. Mill and Steamboat Work Our on earth! Lo, flock and fold! building a dam with flood gate, , t uu topaz, wluch are difierent from L O, Lo, peace rich abundance, fat increase SPECIALTIES the creek is straightened out through the orient emerald stone and tin- And valleys clad in sheen of gold! Oh, rise and sing a song of peace! the bog and into it from the right oriental topaz, are formed partly of For Theseus roams the land no more. SPECIAL MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER door. and left lead, a number of side alumina and partly of silica. The j And Janus rests with rusted —Joaquin Millett Turned Shafting, Cap and Set term “oriental” as applied to ditches. THE EXILE OF ERIN. Screws, Mach i to Bolts. Pipe The beginning of the work is turf precious stones, does not refer to i HERE came to the beach a poor an.! Fittings, Brass Work exile of Erin; ing that is the top soil is removed by Fast, but is only a technical expres | The dew on his thin robe was GENERAL REPAIRING the use of the turfing hoe, then th s sion meaning “very fine.” heavy and chill. For his country he sighed, when at turf is used to build the dam. Over twilight repairing Shop in Connection To wander alone by the wind beaten Pattern this moor soil from which alll grass T!:s Plays Mixed. bill; * . * . I j t< ms in 1 Lis colin- Bui thè day star attracted his eye's sad D.*i weeds and bushes are removed, a il:;' 1 !*■ : ir Henry 1 n ing i ry. \ devotlon, light coating of fine sand should be W.1H i 1 ' 1 NT <bt” lu Nev For it rose o'er hts own native isle of thè BOOTS - AND - SHOES ocean, spread. Two to three inches will do. i * I-';. II l even led aii-'ctii niindedliess Where once, in the fire of his youthful You can’t expect to get $2 worth io. tl amive.l tin* members of :t : ! ■ emotion. Now the plants are set our, the j (or $1, but you can get your He sang the bold anthem of Erin go his <* iin| .ally limi the nudi ine. As money', worth at J first and second years, it is doubtful Mah. Ilo he was expressing surprise bragh! whether any berries will grow, from at il r ‘in irk of Sir Toby Sad is my fate, said the heartbroken stranger; “Do y< il know what you say?” lie the third year you can expect a light The wild deer and wolf to a covert can asked flee, crop, with the fourth year you begin To iis rui'p* i:;e, a roar of i-n>ghlei But I have no refuge from famine and Dealer io Boot» and Shoe«. to make a good pn fit, from one echoed 1 lir..i;:'h tin* house, ami ills danger; A home and a country remain not to me. Repairing neatly and prompt hundred to several hundred crates Ht:u <> a -*■ i ltr s wore convulsed. Never again. h> the green sunny bow’ers lie repeated tlie line, putting undue Where my forefathers lived, shall I spend ly done at lowest liv per acre. etiiplia Is 011 the pronoun, and again the sweet hours ing prices It is necessary even to the clean the audience sh-Hited with laughter. . Or cover my harp with the wild woven flowers est of bogs, to go over them and re- J It was not until after the perform-1 And strike to the numbers of Erin go ai’ce he le -rnid that quite unconscious i bragh! new with a trowel or small but ly lie had been parodying the well my country, though sad and for NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION heavy hoe and clean out any weeds known v. *ril.s of "The Private Secre Erin, saken, tary.'' His only explanation was that* Department of the Interior In dreams I revisit thy sea beaten which may have grewn up. Keep shore; Il was <’< m> Iti ¡1 I,it of forgetfulness United States Land Office at Roseburg, Ore. alas! In a far foreign land I awaken the vines clean. while thinking of the oilier play.— But, And sigh for the friends who can meet Jan. 5th, 1909 In November, or here, m De em- j Chicago Itecord-IIerald. me no more! Notice is hereby given that Abraham Jones, Oh. cruel fate' Wilt thou never replace me ber, flood your bog. so that all berry In a mansion of pence, where no perils of Bandon, Oregon, who, on October 6th 1908, A Ghost Story. made Timber Application, No. 01675, for can chase mo? vines are covered by water; the first Floors ensile, home of the Duke of Never again shall my brothers embrace N. E. 1-4 ofN.E I-4 Section 19 Township 29 of March, perhaps sooner here, the lloxburglie, was the scene of a < minus me; IS, R., 13 W., Willametl Mendian, has They died to defend me or live to de hl«-* 1 notice of intention to make Final Proof 1° psyelil'al mystery over a century ago. water should be drained oil After plore. i-stablish claim to the land above described be Sir Walter Scott relates the incident. the vines have grown too long it is John, third duke of I’oxburghe. wltoj Where Is my cabin door, fast by the wild fore the Register and Receiver, at Roseburg Oregon, on the 20th day oi March 1909. wood? advisable to resand a couple of in died ill HUI, tile celebrated hook col Sisters and sire, did ye weep for its fall? Claimant names as witnesses: ches deep, this will cause the vines lector, when arranging Ids library em- Whore Is the mother that looked on my Edward L. Ohman, of Bandon, Oregon ployed neither 11 secretary nor a libra- I childhood? Amos E. I ladsall, of Bandon, Oregon to be pressed to ti e ground and j rian. but a footman called Archie, who And where Is the bosom friend dearer A. C. Adams of Bandon, Oregon than all? thus take fresh roots and make j knew every book as a shepherd does Oh. my sail heart, long abandoned by J. M. Adams, of Bandon, Oregon. each sheep of Ids flock. There was a pleasure. benjamin L. EDDY, Register. more and new vines. bell hung in the duke's room at Floors Why did it dote on a fast fading treasure? Insects, such as the katydid, fire- i which was used on no occasion ex opt Tsars, like the rain drop, may fall with Readvertisement. measure, First publication Jan. 21. fly and a large number of grass to call Arclde to ids study. The duke i But out rapture and beauty they cannot re died in St. James' square at a time call. hoppers do not bother the plants, : when Arclde was Idmself sinking un- J all its sail recollections suppressing. and thus the culture is very much . der a mortal complaint. On the day let, Notice for Publication One dying wish my lone bosom can draw; simplified, with less expense and of the funeral the library hell sudden- . Department of the Interior. ly rang violently. The dying Arclde , Erin, an exllo bequeaths thee hie bless Land Office at JCoaeborg, Or. much labor saved. ing! sat up in lied and faltered. “Yes. my Land of my forefathers! Erin go braghl November, 19, 1908 Before I close I would like to lord duke. yes. I will wait on your; Burled and cold, when my heart stills her Notice is hereby given that Jessie M. Per motion. state that in speaking of spraying grace Instantly.'' And with these! Green be thy fields, sweetest isle of the kins. of Bandon, Oregon, who, on, .Nov. 19, 1908, made Timber Application. No. 02366, with concentrated lye last week I words on Ids litis he fell back in bed ocean! and died St. .lames' Gazette. And thy harp striking bards sing aloud for NE 1-4 SW 1-4, Section 22, Township should have advised that I m fore one 29 South, Range 14 West, Willamette Mer with devotion— Erin mavourneon—Erin go bragh! idian, has filed notice of intention to make final begins that he should rub his hands The Broker Bottle Symbol. —Thomas CampbelL Proof to establish claim to the land above de Tlie breaking of a bottle over the well with va o'ine or lard or tallow scribed before G. T. Treadgold, United States bow of a vessel at launching seems to Commissioner for Oregon, al Bandon, Oregon, and use gloves, otherwise he may lx* taken by many pet pie as having a on the 9th day of February, 1909. Would Let Folks Know It. have some very sore hands as a convivial, a sort of herc's-looking-at- Claimant names as witnesses: Somebody sent this to the society Charles Swift, Kenneth Perkins, Fred N. r<*ult of coming into contact with you significance, but nothing of the I'dltor and made affidavit that it really Perkins and Robert Walker. Jr„ all of Bandon, kind is meant; neither lias it any asso happened. the lye. “155” Coos County, Oregon. ciation with Christian baptism, for Oakes Real Estate Co. 85 HcreH on the Coquille river, close to Bandoti, with 1 4 mile river front, a snap for C The Eldorado Bandon Foundry & Machine Shop T M. -------- OOO-------- Talk oi Automobile Liner Another comp .ny has bobbed up with a proposition to put on a line of automobiles between Roseburg and this place or to Coos Bay Messrs. J. I’. Carson and T. W. Custor, formerly of Longmont, Col orado are behind the scheme. They claim, however, that, such a line cannot be profitably established until the roads are very much improved The Roseburg news thinks that a railroad line would more nearly ap I proach the requirements of the peo ple of that section as well as those on this end of the line. Rumors ol an automobile line are becoming al most as .nonotoiivus as that of a rai road, while it is possible that an airship line may beat both pro|x» - tions. to it. The attention of Wilbur I Here it Is: They were out at ail aft tlie name of a man-of war is given ernooii card party. A stout woman mouths before tlie launching. Tlie real dropped a card to the floor. "Would tiling typified is sacrifice. Building a you he so kind ns to pi< k up that card town or setting a ship afloat was a sol for me?" site inquired of the little wo emn matter away back In t bedim past, man at her right. and such an act was not to be under "Certainly,” said tlie aceommodnl Ing taken without devoting a life to pro woman nt tlie right, picking up tl*c pitiate tlie gods. Otir refined and hu card. mane civilization no longer dares to “You see.” explained tlie stout wo offer up a prisoner or a slave on such man a polo;. tlcnlly, "I've got on n occasions, and therefore a lsrttle is brand new t.iy dollar corset, mid I'm broken to symbolize Die taking of a afraid i'll stral 1 It If 1 lean over.” man's life.—United Service Gazette. "Hum!" conn ent* d tlie other wo man enviously. .fl had a fifty dol Jerome's Mistake. lar corset I'd wea: it on the outside. One of tlie early vicissitudes of Je I really would." — Cleveland Plain rome K. Jerome as an actor was to be Dealer. offered ids choice of playing the part of either n soldier or a donkey in a Crazy. pantomime, a real donkey with four "We find tlie prisoner not guilty by legs. After careful consideration he reason of insanity." thought the red coat tlie more liecotn- "But the plea was not that of in ing disguise and chose tlie part of the sanity." remarked tlie court. soldier. Apparently lie made a mistake, "Thai's fust Hie point we made," re from D m 1 point of view of success, j join*.d tlie foreman. "We decided that at all events, for a few days afterward any man who «jkln't have sense enough the manager came to him and said: to know that an insanity (ties was the "You made a great mistake. Jerome,’ proper caper must lie crazy.”— Phila in not raking tlie part of the donkey. delphia Ledger. It would Just suit you. and there's 5 •hillings a week more in It." BREUER’S BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. First publication Dec. 3 Notice for Publication------ Isolated Tract PUBLIC LAND SALE Department of the Interior, General Land Office Roseburg, Oregon,.January 2-1908 Notice in hereby given that, as di rected by tbe Commissioner of the General Land Office nnder tbe pro visions of I be act of Congress, ap proved June 27, 1906 (34 Stats., 5L), lie will offer at public sale to the high est bidder, nt 10 o'clock a. m. on tbe 20 day of February next, at this of fice, tbe following tract of land: — tbe NE j SE J. Sec. 29, T. 30 S„ R. 14 W„ W.M- Any persons claiming adversely the above described land are a*(vised to tile tbeir claims or objections on or before the time des ignated for sale, BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. J M. LAWRENCE, Recaiyer First publication Jan ?th 70 acres adjoining tlie town of Ban don. Suitable for platting $1.500 3,500 80 acres south of Bandon. Can be cut up iuto 5 anil 10 acre tracts. A bargain for 3,200 10 acres of tine fruit and berry land for 300 We have nine lots that must be s old in the next 30 days at $150. W e have a fine list o f city and country property to select from Insure your home or business. Your choice of seven companies. Edward E. Oakes, - Manager THE COQUILL RIVER LINE Sirs. Fi field & Bandon Twin Screw, New and Fast 1st Class Passage, Up Freight, - $7.50 3.00 - - - Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and good service our motto A. F. Estabrook Co., Agents, Bandon, Oregon UJ - ...... ....... The Arcade Saloon UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF C. A. .JAMISON AND JACK DROWN Handles Only the Best of WINES, RIGORS. CIGARS Agents for the famous Weiniiard’s Eeer In the New Green Building, • BANDON, OREGON JOHN L. LITZENBERGER PAINTER & DECORATOR In Oil and Water Colors Also House Painting. Estimates given on all kinds of Job and contract work. All work done in the latest designs at a very low figure and posi tively guaranteed. Give me a trial. Leave orders with Judge Geo. P. Topping Vienna Bakery L. A. YORK, Proprietor Our Bread in always fresh, Our Pies and Oaken cannot he excelled. Baked goods of all kinds JUST LIKE MOTHER USE TO MAKE SMITH BROS. & CO. Sell meat that you like to eat Fresh and Cured Meats, Lard and Vegetables Laird-Lowe Building on Atwater St, California and Oregon Coaot Mtenninhlp Co. Steamer Alliance Xnw plying between Portland and Cooo Bay only WEEKLY GRAY A HOLT CO., Gen. Agent. 728-730 Merchant. Exchange San Franc oco TRIPS H. W. SKINNER. Agent Marihfield. Phone 441 Recorder $1.50 per Year
