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i*¡» — — v i*g«U«A -•* • •A*» A • ■13 ’ fl . « • • , • .. I * V - rnp tut ryn nRn •• k t - -V VALUE ÖF NEAfNESS. WATET WITH MEALS. Experiments by Physician« Prove It to I U I I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Vlilt^ljriLlI I I I L • • j) Humor and V Philosophy Be Beneficial. Department of the locenor, U. S. Land Other at Row-burg. Ore., September I I, 1909. Th* Old and the New and the Great Notice u hereby given that Thoma« B est Drawing Card. Wheeler, of Bandon. Oregon, who. on Noveni- Before tin . : . »- ber ¿9, 1907. made Homestead Application, No back a few centuries the circus was 14721. Serial No. 04389. for ae 1-4 of «w 1-4, represented in tile person of a mounte « 1-2 of aeil-4, and nw I-4 of «e 1-4, section bank, a thin »bulged. cleau shaveu 33, lownshp 29 south, range 14 west, Vt lil- Meridian, has hied notice of intention inau who hitched bis traiwze to the amette to make fi tai Commutation pr<*ol, to establish sturdy limit of a village oak ami did elaiiu to the Lud above described. l>eiixe G. 1 . feats to the HI con««*ah*d unitize incut I readgold. U S. Commissioner, at Randoo, of a fieople who respe« ted God some- Cl«gon. oithe 27th dav ol Octob«, 1909. what, but the devil aud his black c laimant names as witnesses. Robert alker, ol Bandon. Oiegoa magic a great deal more. Llgin L. Strader, of “ A long aud high Jump this—from E. L. Spaulding,, of “ “ mountebank to modern hippodrome, Kenneth Perkins, ot “ from a mau who lived under his hat 3b-bt BENJAMIN L. EDDY. to a tented city which houses as many Not coal land) Register CIRCUSES. C. C. Fowler and Dr. I’. B. Hawk Good Way to Help a Store to of Dr. The Syrian Wild Goat. L!rliana, ill., at the recent meeting •x T»VjVC4JV AT. JNITg Wild sheep and goats are always In of th«* Amerieali M«*di ni lliisociation ’• Ättract Trade. de.-. ril.ed an ex|a»riiueiit designed t«> teresting because of their resemblance throw light on the tissue change in- to our common paper eating Billy. PEKT PARAGRAPHS. CLEAM UP OUTSIDE GROUNDS. fluent «-s nf copious water drinkiug But one would hardly think the aou- with meals. dad, or Syriau' wild gout, h real mem "Only one man was stud it'd from ber of the family of bumble billygoats, VVHEN to an exaggerated ego we add au exasperated ego the re How a Small Grocery Storekeeper lack of help in working up material.” so dignitied and beautiful is be. Have Mads His Back and Front Yards At says the New York Medical Journal a good lo«>k at him next time you are suit is positively alarming. tractive and Kept the Cream of the "During a preliminary period of six at-tbe menagerie. Notice bis rich sand Even an earthquake would make no days be wan given a Axed diet: then color, his large hazel eyes and long Trade tn His Town. Impression upon the placidity, inertia for live days the same, except one dewlap and t>eard. During the summer months espec ial liter’ of water was taken with each But it Is his horns that merit atten and self satistiedue8s of some people. ly a grocery store keeper cannot be too meal, the food being carefully inasti tion now that be is lying down in the Be not forgetful to eutertaiu the particular as to the outside condition cntisl before it wus swallowed; finally hot sand tills warm morning. The chance comer, for it may be that she as 25.000 people in oue day and regu fore feet are tucked under him goat for a period of eight «lays the original of bis store ami the grounds immedi fusbion. and lie tn in apparent idleness, has a long tongue and a short temper. larly furuishes food, shelter aud trans ately surrounding him. If he allows diet again. portation for 1,200 more, to say uoth- tossing the sand at*out. digging a bole "They found nothing to support the fruits and vegetable matter to remain Why is it that the things that ought ing of a hospital, a postoffice and a Notice of Sale of Tide Lands general view that water drinking dur in it as if to tind out bidden treasure. along the sidewalk and In the back ing meals was injurious, though the First on tills side he digs in bis bom, to be seem to bear no sort of n*la- commissary where one can purchase part of his lot an unhealthy and dis almost anything from a postage stamp experiment was not based on enough then on the other side, making tin* tion to the things that are? Notice is hereby gi>en that the State Land to a suit of overalls. agreeable condition will necessarily cases to tie conclusive. To th«* con sand fly. But we must not judge him The big show today is as highly spe Board of the State ol Oregon, will sell to the Sometimes we are so contrary that result. Even though it may not be trary. the study indicated that so large harshly or say, ’’What a silly, lazy highest bidder, at its office in the Capitol build bad enough to draw the attention of an amount of water during meals watt thing!" for now you can see thousands it is a positive pleasure to have people cialized and deviously organized as is mg at Salem, Oregon, on December 14. 1909, our greatest business institution. Its thoroughly dislike us. the Istard of health officers it Is bad a desirable feature of nutrition, The of tiny gnats whirling around him, aud at 10:00 a. tn., of said day, all the state’s in maintenance costs a thousand dollars terest in the tide and orernow lands hereinafter enough to drive away customers, No man was in an improved physical con- a moment's thought brings respect for We look before and after and sigh an hour. Yes. it’s n long jump from «iesertbed, going however, to the owner or own one likes to go to a store where one dilion after the water period and tills Syrian prisouer. He is bothered for the money we didn’t earn and gloat the mountebank; but, after all, things ers of any lands abutting or fronting on such tide weighed txvo pounds more." by those gnats, whose "hot feet sting must pass by disagreeable odors and haveu’t changed so much tn some and overflow lands, lhe preference right to pur Fewer bacteria were generated in him"—that is. their tails do. And so over that which Wf* threw nt the birds. refuse mutter. chase said tide and overflow lando at the highest ways. he is simply covering his back up with the system during the water period Even though the storekeeper may A man who was running a trick price ottered, providing such otter is made in Wisdom isn ’ t if you indispensable keep the inside of his store and his and also during the third period, indl a layer of sand, as we ourselves would pony ami dog show last year added a good laith; and also providing that the land will do had we no other clothes to protect have moyey to back up your foolish- fmit and vegetables therein in a |»er- eating that digestion had improved. "thriller” to tits program In the way not be sold nor any offer therefor acceded for ness and buy off your critics. less than $5 00 per acre the Boaid reserving the Commenting on this experiment. Dr us from the gnats. fvctly sanitary condition, complying » of a dangerous dying trapeze net. To right to reject any and all bids. with all the requirements of the VII- A. MacFarlnnd of Albany said that When a man is called upon to har- the delight of his pockets, but the in Said lands are situated, in Com county, Oie- Vegetable Ivory. rlous pure food laws, he cannot be too from a clinical standpoint ft was not vest bis crop of wild oats be is apt to tense disgust of his trainer’s soul, the gon, and d esc nix'd as follows; The plant yielding the vegetable particular with the condition of t he right to say that in general one should Beginning at a point on the meander line of sneak around after dark and ask for door receipts almost doubled. He had premises surrounding bis store, If drink a lifer of water xvitb each meal ivory is known to botanists as Phy- help. two men at the door on«' night who the C oouilie river at the northwest corner of lot you want to attract trade, make every It would not do in persons with a telephas macrocarpa. It is a native of asked the outgoing crowds which part 6, which said point is 1320 fee* east and I9b5 tendency to dilatation of the stomach, South America, found chiefly along the thing in couu«*ction witli the store at fret north from corners -ections 17, 18, 19 and Some people learn by experience, nnd of th«' show they liked b«*st— the trick It was questionable Magdalena river, in Colombia. It is 20, running thence along meander line as tractive as possible. The majority of he asserted. animals or the acrobats. They answer others won't even acquire the experi follows, to-wit: the grocery buyers are women, and whether mastication would be carried a stemless, pnlntllke plant, the top of ence. ed as one, "The acrobats!" S 84 ° e 130 fret. they probably are more particular in on properly if this be done. Expert which Is crowned with from twelve to Danger—danger to other human S 74 0 45' e 492 feet. this respect than men. if you tiave a nients should be made with water twenty very long leaves. The fruit It takes a lot of auto suggestion to lives and limbs—that's the drawing North X) feet to low water line. consists of a conglomerated head in little room at the side or in the buck drinking between meals, he dec!ar«*d N 75 ° 15' w 257 feet along low water line. make us think we like it when we are card, after all, excepting only the chii- Dr. Hawk closed the discussion. He six or seven sections, the whole being of your store, keep the grass well cut. N 73 ° 10' w 232 feet. working hard and other people are dren who are too youug to be gory link«* it look clean and attractive; if said that In* look«*d upon th«* metabolic inclosed In a woody covering forming reaping the benefit. N 80 0 w 137 feet minded and who find most delight in I changes as due to stimulation an«L altogether a globe as large as a man's possible plant a few flower beds so S 100 feet to place of beginning, containing tiie clowns. We grownups Ilk«' the that It will be a pleasure for one to hence a gixal feature. Increased cell head. A single plant sometimes bears “thrillers”—the more deadly th«» better. 1.31 acres, bring tide land fronting on west halt Importuning. of lot 6. .«■*- 17. T 28, S R 14 W of W M approach your store and not a dis activity resulted in increased xveigbt. six or eight of these heads, each weigh —William Allen Johnston in Harper’s The song of Simple Simon Applications and bids should be addressed to As to Dr. MacFarland’s statement, be p ing from twenty to twenty-five pounds agreeable necessity. Is of a foolish guy Weekly. G. G. Brown. Cleik State Land Board, Salem, sit hi a point liefore being applied to When young they contain a milklike Who thought but for the asking One of the most attractive country Oregon, and marked ’.Application and bid to To get a hunk of pie. stores that the writer ever saw was clinical cases must lie orientated by fluid which, with age, hardens until it purchase tide lands.* It may sound rather silly. HEALTH AND BEAUTY a little grocery store in a small town finding tin* normal; ibis was the en- becomes valuable as a substitute f<»r But liow is one to say G. G. BROU N, «leaver in the experiment. of about 1.boo inhabitants. This enter real ivory. Without polite requesting 39-l(X Clerk State Land Board. Honey is said to be a good substi 1|that*s his to take away? Even if food were swallowed more prising grocer had a lot of about 50 by Dated this Sept. 28, 1909. tute for cod liver oil. Queer Policemen. 150 feet. Ills store was very unpre hastily. Dr Hawk said, it must b<* re- It takes so little effort. Celery is a good nerve tonic. It also memb«*red that saliva was not a liso In London th«* policemen carry no tentious and set about twenty-live feet It doesn’t cost a sou. contains sulphur and helps to ward off If something's very lovely back from the street. This front lutely ms'essary for digestion; it had dubs ami attached to the middle of To ass if it’s tor you. rheumatism. twenty live feet of the lot was seeded even been shown that saliva acted bet- their belt, behind, is a dark lantern. I Of course you may not get It To take th«» soreness out of a soft, to grass and always kept well cut and ter when it was diluted twenty times Tile cuffs of their coats have vertical Kight oft. without delay. Carries a fine line of painful corn try binding it up each Presented on a platter. green. Flowers were planted along As to diminution of bacteria, they had stripes, white and blue, signifying And then, again, you may. not the material in tile intestine on tiieir rank and number of years they night witli baking soda moistened the walk which led to the main en with a little water. which to grow have been in the service. In Paris the trance, and in the back was a very But Just take this for granted. police wear blue caps and coats and A gentle tip from me— If the hands are large do not wear clean, attractive looking vegetable ami That few things worth the having in the summer white trousers. They flower gardeu. lie disposed of bis old tight sleeves. The pressure on the A SPACE UTILIZER. Come to you C. O. D. AGATES CUT AND POLISHED carry short swords, more as a matter boxes and crates in such a careful arms will make the hands swell. A But if you ask a favor, manner that no one ever realize«! that tight wristband is as unbecoming to a One you may not deserve. Happy Arrangement of a Stairway In of authority, but when in danger use The person asked may grant It the flat side as a club. In the rain be bad any. it is unnecessary to state large band as a low heel is to a large a Limited Area. And say, "I like your nerve.’’ the 1 ’ nrls policeman takes off his cap, foot. that this man bad and kept the cream The accompanying sketch shows of the trade in his town. It certainly how to construct a stairway in a cor hangs it on the back of his belt, then True merit oft may languish An excellent home remedy for burns FINE ENGRAVING While gall takes oft the prize. paid him to go to a little extra pains ner of a barn where space is limited. pulls the hood of his coat over his is pure vaseline. Olive oil will serve Goes packing home the favor to make it attractive for people to The stair stringers ar«* binge«l on an head German policemen wear helmets the same purpose. The point is to ex Before it's very eyes. come into his store, if that will pay iron rod. while the cover is hinged and have a distinctly martial air. So do like Simple Simon. clude air aud dirt from the burned For, though the man may frown in one town, it will pay in every town surface, and this either oily substance BOOTS - AND with ordinary strap hinges. The cover SHOES And say his pies cost money, Just try it and see if a larger trade «■loses the opening in the floor when Buttonhole Trick. xv ill do. He can but turn you down. does not result from increased clean Pass a string about two feet long, Many persons do not know that cal You can’t expect to get $2 worth iiesu aud neatness about the outside of with the ends Iled together, through a lous places upon the feet may be kept for $1, but you can get your His Equal. your store.—Agricultural Southwest. buttonhole of your coat, After liook- money's worth at. smooth by th«» use of the pumice stone. “now does it feel to be drowned?" ing a thifmb in each loop of the siring It must not be rubbed heavily, nor “1 don’t know; 1 never was." hook the little fingers into the upper "Well, you haven’t got any edge on must it be allowed to remove too LOCATION OF CEMETERIES. strings of the opposite band. The me.” large a callosity. If you employ it string will look very complicated when Dealer in Boots and Shoes. daily you will get the best results, and "Why not?” Factors to Be Consideced When Se the hands are drawn outward. To pull you should buy the smoothest procura “1 never fell out of a balloon." lecting Sites In Growing Towns. out the string loose the hold of the Repairing neatly and promp ble. The locatiou of projected cemeteries right thumb and left little Anger and Still Better. Superfluous hair is a very usual af tly done at lowest liv iu relation io growing towns is a mat draw the hands apart smartly. Then ‘‘Bow are you feellug?” fliction, aud many requests eóme for ter for very serious consideration. ing prices the string will appear to have been "1 am able to go to my meals. something to remove this unsightly The mere question of location is a pulled through your buttonhole. "That’s distressing.” growth. All such remedies must be study iu Itself, for the future of the “Why so?’ us«»d with great care, unless one is cemetery may depend iu considerable I Apprenticed My Son. “Can’t you arrange to have them wise enough to prefer an herb prep measure on two factors at least—u de- in this game the players begin by brought to you?" aration. when no harm need be antic each saying in turn. "I apprenticed my sirable mid satisfactory site and the ipated. One of the best of these herb son to"—any trade he may choose, say selection of that site iu regard to tile Getting Ready. depilatories is the celandine leaf. The a greengrocer—” and the first thing he “What are yon going to make of plant must be steeped in a quart of direction of growth of the adjacent sold was an A." ’ The next one asks, your son?" water, and after the mixture is cooled town ami the quality of tliat growth, "Was it an a apple?” “No.” "Was it it should be strained and tiie liquid "A pugilist." While distance from the towu limits an apricot?" "No." Each person in us«*d as a wash or a compress, which "is he taking boxing lessons?" should tie reasonabh* from mauy turn has one * question. At last one "No; he Is practicing on the type may remain upon the hair all night, poluts of view, at the same time uu Newly furnished larg«' light rooms may ask, “ "Was Was it an artichoke?" writer." This process Is sure, but very slow. STAIRWAY AND COVER. important fa« t must not be overlook Telephone Electric Lights “Yes." The one who guesses rightly In time tiie hairs will disappear, and ed, that of pcriuatience. Experience the stairway is raised and. vice vertet, is th«* next one to apprentice his son. Lots of the Sort. I ’ ented by single night, week or should they show any signs of reap teaches us that no cemetery can lay it opens xx hen tiie stair is ioxver<d “Are you a disciple of beauty?” month pearing the celandine may again be valid claims to permanence that may to its proper iMi.sition. “You bet 1 am." A Distinction. used. There ar«» txvo cables conn<?cting the tinally find itself within the town lim “What special form does your liking Swamp and marsh are sometimes loxver end of th«* stair and the upper its. A few there may be that thrive tis<»d without due thought as to their take?" Hot Water Cure. under tiie prospect of such a privi end of tiie cover aud are attached one difference. Can you say offhand in “A beautiful curve and a swift hit.” “Then* would l>e less Indigestion an«l to each stringer. The upper pulleys lege, but It resLs in the long run upon xv hat that difference consists? We fewer sick headaches." said a London a very uncertain teuure. Beauty of are of iron nine inches iu diameter, shall help you. Very Useful. A swamp produces doctor, “if people would stick to the site and quality of improvements if it is found that the stairway is trees and shrubs, while a marsh pro “I believe m> use lias been discov- hot water cure. The flrst dose should should at any time offset the slight in heavier than the cover a weight may duces only small plants nnd moftses. ererl for the appendix.” be taken half an hour before break convenience of a longer Journey, and be attached to the cover to secure the So, you s«»e. there Is a real distinction "Oh. yes. there has.” fast. This cleanses the alimentary right balance. The weight may con It would seem a matter of but common “What is it?" —Chicago News. a full line of canal and leaves it ready to digest lh«* business to present In attractive form sist of a box tilled with a suffi “To give tiie surgeons exercise.” » breakfast. If you don’t care to eat cient quantity of gravel. — Popular Me available arguments to induce fair pat The Candle Lighters. fruit for that meal squeeze half a lem rouage to any cemetery sltmit«*d a few chanics. Prices lower than other« This is a balancing trick. Two boys on in the water, and that will give you miles outsid«* the limits of one of our face each other, each with a candle, the requisite a< id. Aluminium Powder Explosive. phenomenally growing cities or towns. “Most sick headaches will disappear Th«» (langer nf explosion of mixtures one of which is lighted, the other not. No cemetery organization should de Bring your vour Kneeling on the right knee only and Thorough Job. before copious drafts of hot water. If of air uu«) combustible dust is well spair under such a condition, provided keeping the left leg entirely off the you wake up with a headache take a “They tell me its business is conducted on progress known. Explosious of tills character ground, they try to make one enndie tumblerful of hot water and go back ive lines. The rest ami peace of the occur in flour mills and frequently hi ; he is n Jailbird." light the other to sleep, ami you are almost sure to country so eminently harmonize with coal mines. .Mixtures of air and alu "Yes; he has wake tip feeling all right. The water the spirit of the cemetery that distance minium powder are very liable to ex to T he R ecorder His Letter. plosion. Th«» combustion of tilumin- done time In a should be fr<*shly boiled." Is no disadvantage where proper trans Dear father and sister and mother (Especially mother!, it’s night. portation facilities exist to minimize turn powder produces a very high dozen peniten- Scuse pen: 1 can t ask for another tempera til re. On this fact is based the the objection. tlariee." It wouldn't be hardly polite. process <>f autogenous weMing of iron 1 got here at noon, and they met me— rails which is known ns alumino “ile ought to Aunt Fannie and Teddy and Nell— An Aid to Outdoor Improvements. thermy. Recently, in a factory near It took all the family to get me have ft well (tone Announcement Is made of the forma There’s so much to tell! Nuremberg, xx here a inetalli** surface The Best Known Newspaper in the United States—Circu lion of the Illinois Outdoor Improve by this time." is given tn paper by means of alu- For dinner we had roast«?«! chicken ment association at Urbana at the lation 200,000—Popular in Every State minium powder, the breaking of the And nil the Ice cream we could eat suggestion of President Edmund J And a cake with the plums very thick globe of an Inclosed arc lamp caused James of the University of Illinois. The 74tli year of itsbxistonce finds the Tol ,lo Blade more poptilar than In— an explosion which killed two men For me a surprise and a treat! This association is now in temporary at any period of its remarkable career. It is now rend each week by more and wounded several others. I wish that you all might have shared It form. A committee upon organization Poverty'« Inconvenience. than a million people. Its field is not circiimHcribe«i by state boundaries (Esp«*clany mother-’teas fine— has been luitned, with President James ”1 notice in- laughs at his own jokes bn involves the length and breadth of the United States, giving it an nn I ’ d have begged her a piece hail I dared It The Pearl Harbor Drydock. as chairman, that will submit ton gen ’’Just a matter of economy.” Or sent to her mine) questionable right of claiming to I»«* the greatest national weekly newspaper The final dimensions of the great eral state meeting in the fall a plan “How Is that?" in the country. We think we ll go mlmmlnx tomorrow drydock which th«* United States navy for work. The purpose of this asso "He can’t afford to hire a man to The Weekly Blade is distinctly a family newspaper. The one object of Don’t worry; there’« no need at all. Is building nt Pearl Harbor, in the Ha its publishers has always lu-en to make it fit for the American horn«*, for the ciation Is primarily to gather and dis laugh at them" Ted knows of a »uit I can borrow. waiian Islands, show that the govern I left mine at home in the hall. tribute facts which will help owners fireside and of interest to every member of the familv. T<> fulfill this pur ment is wisely building for the fu This house is so big and «o pretty and mutth aplities In a more artistic pose it is kept clean and wholesome. The news of the world is handled in a Aggravating. 1 wlah you were here, even- one ture. snys tin* Scientific American. The Improvement of their properties, this ‘‘What's all this flurry nlxiut?" comprehensive manner, nnd the various departments of lite Blade are (Especially mother) A city dock will be 1.152 feet long from the To live In Is fun. distribution to tie accomplished by lit "I have lost my umbrella.” edited witb painstaking care. Tiie Household page is a delight tn Hie coping to th«* outer «III. 140 feet wide erature and lectures. It aietitally the •’Was it a tine one?” women and children, current aflairs ar« treated editorially without prejudice; I «hstt «l«wp tn the hlu« room bv Teddy at the top nnd will have thtrty-flve officers of the association would like “it was. ami I only stole ft this aft the serial stories are selected with th-* idea of pleasing the greatest number Alore. Lut 1 gu«*« 1 «har" rare. feet of wafer ofrr th«* entrance sill at to be of |>ersonal use to local Improve Aunt Fannie «ava. "nedtlme Pa raady." ernoon too." of fiction lovers; the Q'i«*stion Bureau is a wrap book of information; the mean high water level. There will I'll aeK her to stay for mv prayer. ment organizations. Th«* association Farmstead columns are con<iucb*d with the purpose of giving the patrons a be a sill nt tile middle of th«' 4o«-k Mueb lova, and for «II of you kieaee will also take a lively interest in the So Innocent. medium for the exchange of id«*as and information on farm topics. No de- (Deperlally mother! From Pent for nil intermediate . aisson. which will A m«n mixy smile and «mile and ira* pnrtment is neglect«*«!. but evert feature is laken car«* of with the idea of preservation and development of any P tt Kzcuse Inkyneae- (lila 1« divide It into two «locks. 575 het and And tie a villain, mor» or l«ea A pen that vili aqulrt! beautiful or historical laudscape. making The Blade worth mauy times th«» price of subscription 91.00 • year. A woman . ouldn’t do IL tho ' ’ 532 feet long respectively. —youth a CompanMk Salable copies mailed free Addreve, 1’HE BLADE,'ToleJo, Ohio» •he Im t a.«* a rWtaan Bovles’Jewelry Store Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Agate Jewelry Made to Order M B R E (J E It’S ROOMS and LODGING The BANDON STEAM I.AUDRY Coos Co. Nursery TRUES, BERRIES, ETC., ETC. M.G. I’Oil E. AGENT loi» Work AMERICA’S GREATEST WEEKLY THE TOLEDO BLADE. onio V. « t ; e at • • • • * * • .
