t
cloudy
sky brought darkness Art of Letter Writing Shown h»-te today that if < x Pre c‘< t
R< os welt came ho i<
lenly, he
all to soon, thus 1 was com
By
Frank
Gould
might
be
in
the
humoi
1
h id the
pelled to make a wet camp,
It was on Christmas of i860, Mr. limbs of trees were gathered, a bright
South - ole expedition himself.
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and Mrs. Sam Dement had invited fire kept me comparatively warm.
New York. Jan. it — Although t
all people of the Coquille valley to 1 The wailing of the winds through not announced by his attorneys, it
CAME XI At. - lb MX', r. i>. 1 -n
have a jolly time at their home C Id the trees and the rolling of the surf is reported today that Frank
A lit tie bov . the son of Q.iris. D.
Sam, we all knew, was one of Were not pleasant to the ear. Thus Gould’s answer to the suit of Bes Peteisou. ¡1 well known resident . t
those jolly fellows and Mrs. Dement the hours passed, when from way sie DeVoe, the dancer, tor a> Jacksonville, Iowa. Lad a siidd 11 and
a most hospitable lady and an ex off, the howl of a wolf drew mv at leged breach of promise w ill preb violent attack of croup. Much tin k
strmgy phlegm cam- up after gtvit g
cellent cook. Sam played the fiddle tention. Nearer and nearer it came, ably be filed tomorrow.
CbambeiImu’s Cough Remedy. Mr.
and you may believe he could play other wolves hail oined in the howl
In the meantime some one has Peterson -HO; “1 think i:e would
choked to d-atb Lad we nut
too, he called the figures for the and from all sides their cries soon totaled the terms of endearment th. t Lave
given Litt' this remedy. Tor sale by
cotillion, and for amusements sake, began, and I realized that they Miss DeVoe alleges Gould used in C. Y. Lowe.
used some expressions ini ended were encircling me.
Rain and love letters to lie-. The tally list
to produce merriment. For instance snow still fell at intervals and my was a long one and revealed an ex
Been Taking Turns
instead of “address your partner,” supply of wood was getting low. pert’s knowledge of the gentle art
he would s4y
»‘undress vour There was not much time to spare, of lcve letter writing. For example,
Mrs. Rodgers bail the bairel <4
partner” and other calls which t fire alone would keep the brutes in the writer forwarded '‘love and
tusset
apples place ! in the attic
distance.
however, kisses” exactly 37 times in the 38
will not mention, for fear it will respectable
make some of v<>ur readers ha! ba! darkness made it difficult to find letters Miss DeVoe alleges Gould because they were not quite rip
sufficient supply. At last they had wrote her. The tally clerk didn’t enough to eat and sue warned h<r
too much.
ac-
me located and surrounded. .Their endeavor to disco er the number of three boys, whose ages range ft o.11
A good number of guests
cepted the invitation, dance after greenish, shining eyes could easily separate osculations included in 5 to it years not to touch them
Then, one rainy day, when site
then
came be seen. The damp snow and tin “kisses.’ ’.
dance followed.
sought
the attic to get s nnetbiiig
falling
rain
caused
the
tire
to
become
the hour to feast on excellent elk
Altogether 132 words of affection
font
a
trunk,
she came full u; on
venison, your.g hog, cakes and lower and lower, thus e ncouraging were used in the letters made pub
iter
sons,
surrounded
bv apple
A shot lic by the actress.
pies and n any other good things, the beasts to approach.
it makes my mouth water to think scattered them for a short time, but
“Your own Frank’ followed “love cores. Al her approach two of the
soon
they
began
a
chorus
of
howls,
and kisses” in point of numbers bovs drew closer together; but the
about them now.
Dancing began anew- and was I shall never forget. Sometimes with a record of 28. “Dearest ' third, a little distance oil, who l.,y
kept up till day break, laughter they fought among themselves. too, had the same number to it- on his stomach contentedly munch
ing an apple, apparently paid no
Rain fell To keep them at bay, I threw credit.
and merriment galore,
attention
to his mother's entrmce.
chunks
or
burning
woo
l,
until
the
during the night in the lower valley,
“My own dear Bessie.”, 18 times
"Jack!
Henry! Willie!” she
while snow had covered the mot n- lire was nearly all gone Now was and “sweetheart” 15 times, wen
claimed reproachfully. "What
tains. I had a call from my old the time to take to a tree, a live 1 ecorded next on the list.
oak
being
near
by,
1
climbed
out
of
friend Hans, who kept tht Elephant
The following were found once you doing?” Ami those ap:
their
reach.
For
a
time
I
laughed
Rock House, a half way stopping
“Her Frank.” My own Bessie.”
4,Yes mamma/' replied J ick,
place between the Coquille and Port at them anil joined in their howl “Adoring Frank,” Kittv Gie/,’
Orford. It was still raining, but ing. How they tried to reach me! “Dear Eyes,” and the lengthy the eldest, "but we re not really
being young and strong, I jumped More shots would have prolonged “kisses on your lovely dark brow n eating them; we’re acting the Cal
on my horse and followed the trail the sport, but the powder in the hair and big eves” were discovered den of Eden. Will'e and 1 ate
I Adam and Eve. Henry, over the.e
where is now the wagon road to tube of mv muzzle loading rifle had twice.
is the serpent, trying to lead us to
become wet and try as 1 might the
Eckley.
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our
downfall by showing us how
gun
would
not
fire.
The snow became deeper as I
CURED
OF
A
SEVKHE
ATTACK
OF
BRON-
good
the apples'are ”
Eleven pairs of eyes jumped and
progressed on my way covering the
CHITIS BY CHAMBERLAIN*»
“But,” began the mother as
holes and logs and more than once flashed, but I was out of reach, but
COUGH REMEDY
sternly as she was able, "you two
as the how long could I hold out? Cokl
the
trail was
lest
“O q October 18tb, lust, my lit t I h
apple.-;
wind,
rain
and
snow,
chilled
me
to
i turee year old daughter contracted a must have been eating
bushes full of snow had been
severe
cold
which
resulted
in
a
bad
it
all.
Henry
hasn't
done
I
see as
bent down Myself and horse soon the bones. To keep warm I had to
ease of bronchitis ” savs Mrs. W. G. -'any as ten coies around you.”
became tired, and my clothes were exercise so I climbed up and down Gibson. Lexington. Ky.. and was a
“Oh yes,” returned Willie, the
saturated with snow and water but the tree At last my fingers were very sick child. Fortunately we
bad
a
bi
ttie
of
Chamberlain's
Cough
youngest
“we’ve all been taking g
being in need of refreshment we so numb that they could not hold Remedy in the house ami gave it to
.
turns
being
the serpent ”—The
trailed on \mtil at last we reached on any longer so I strapped myself tier according to directions. On th-
I was second day sbe was a great deal bet 1-ruit Grower.
the dividing line between Coos and to the tree with a belt.
ter. and on the fifth dav.October 23 »,
Curry counties, Here was a rocky exhausted, m, eyes closed and I sb-
was entirely well of her cold and
must
have
gBne
to
sleep,
for
the
prairie and below, near the creek
bronchitis, which I attribute to ibis
FOR rn Vl'iTE KlilBLF ITC1I1XG
was a house with smoke coming next thing 1 remembered,' day was splendid medicine. I rocnuimend
Eczema, tetter and salt rheum keep
My bones Chamberlain's Cough Remedy unre- their victims in perpetual torment.
from the chimney. Thither I made j dawning in the east.
! served as I have found it the purest,
my way and found shelter for my ached and I was trembling with cold. safest and quickest cure for colds, The application of Chamberlain’s
S tive will instantly allay this itching
self and horse. The house was Lighter and lighter the day broke in both for children and adults, of any 1 and many cases have been cured bj
I have ever used." 'For sale by C. Y. its use. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
small, only one room.
Yet it the east. One after the other of my i ; Lowe.
sheltered a large family and a num undesirable neighbors slunk away.
ber of dogs. It was used as a store At last they were ail gone, then I
Editor, First White Child
house, but how inviting and com extracted the ball, got my rifle in May Ask Navy to Assist in
fortable! The fire in the fire place working order again and started
Race to South
and something to eat, such as fresh where to? I was lost. Following
Moscow, Idaho, Jan. 1.8
r -asted venison brought comfort to course of a small creek, and faint
LaDow
Orcutt, one of the
horn exposure and hunger I finally
a weary traveler.
Washington, Jsn 8—The Smith of the Moscow Mirror,
The saddle blanket spread on the reached a trail, following it a short sonian institution has become in-
issue with the st
soft side of a rough floor, con distance I came to the cabin
terested in the quest of the South Hamilton, the ex
stituted the bed with dogs as miners, stumbled in, fell on t
Pole. It is said to be formulating of Washin ;ton i
neighbors and bed fellows, a sociable bed and was asleep. Thus did A ja proposition to submit to congress
( child born tn Whitman countv.
talk and then a much needed sleep cott and bis partner find me.
tor cooperation between the iustitu Mr. Orcutt’s record shows that he
P ohl .
under .shelter while the snow and
tioti an<^ the navy department by j was born at what is now Diamond,
rain pattered on the roof.
j which two ships of the navy sh ill on the hill west of Colfax, on July
be detailed for the jnternation I race ; 22, 1872. wich is earl er than H mi
The next morning convinced me
REASON EXIHKONFD
to the Antarctic pole.
I
must
leave
my
horse
behind
that
! ilton.
Recause meats are H<>|tasty they are
The object of inviting the coopera
proceed
on
foot.
Calf
ranch
and
eontmnied tn great excess. This leads
This statement
was reached, the snow was from to stomach trouble, biliousness and tion of the navy is tint the expense ified because his
constipation Revise vonr diet, lot
12 to 18 inches deep and a trip of reason and not a pampered appetite may be less and also to put tiie cutt, now at Walla Walla
from ten to twelve miles before me. control, then take a few doses of enterprise on the plans of the de tauhgt th- first school
I stopped to consider what to do. 1 'b amber Iain's Stomach and Liver signs ci Great Britain and France. Snake River is living ai
Tablets and yon will soon bt< wed
It is well known that the National the statem nt.
At this juncture my ittenlion was again.
Try it. For sale at Lowe's
typographical society is interested
attracted by two deer fleeing before I drug store. Satnpl« free
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generally in the enterprise, but it
two panthers. The deer ran straight
More Typhoid Fever
h-s not vet formally taken any ac
t"> me for refuge, having no rifle I
Canada
Lead
Us
tion. It is not a government body
was compelled to act quickly. Im
and will possibly yield its claims
itating the barking of some dogs
Oregon City, < >r , Jan. to—I he
to the Smithsonian institution, which epidimic of typhoid fever ’hat li is
the chase was stopped and t he pur
Ottawa, Ont., Jan. 8—-In propor-
This
undertakes expeditions such as prevailed for the last two months in
suers took to the woods,
lion to population, Canada is build
settled my plan 1 returned, For ing more miles of railway than is the the one now being conducted in Af the little town of Willamette has bv
weeks I stopped and helped Lig j United States. Canada's entire rail rica by former President Roosevelt. no meat’s run its course, as new
All of the plans seem to content cases are still being reported, and
gett look up his cattle which had road mileage is now 233,000 which
strayed off in search of grass, One j is one mile to every 300 inhabitants .■late the use of the Roosevelt, the fact that only few deaths hiv
morning Mr Haines cur nearest j as compared with one mile for each Peary's ship It naval ships should resulted is due only to the vigilance
neighbor about six miles distant re 381 inhabitants in the United States. | be utilized for the search for tlie of the at ending physicians.
quested some one to obtain medical In 1867 in .ill Canada, there were Antarctic pole, it is within the
Countv Health Officer Norris re
aid from Dr. W. Hermann on the just 2278 miles of railroad tracks. possibilities th.it Uomin.mder Peary cently analyzed the water supply ot
South fork as his family was sick There h tve been constructed in might be induced to go along of that town as weJl as this place at d
He is soon io finds no germs in the samples At
and he could not get away. Under in 1909 and are under construction with the expedition
those conditions it became our duty or contract nearly twice as many be retired with an honorory title, in pres, nt no explanation can be of
captain in fered as to the real cause of the
to asssist and I accepted the ta-k miles of track as there were in Car addition to that of
t e navy. He has expressed him t ! spread of the fever.
willingly. On that day I nrached ida in 1868 or 4,327 miles.
- If in sympathy with the q lest f< r
Hans’ after trailing nearly fifty miles
:lie other pole.
of horrid road.
A SPKAIX1 D ANKLE
Il congress sl»ould within a short
It was nearly noon, friend Joe
If your Piano is w > . i I
a man will feel well satis time authorize an Americ in n iimn i |
told me that he bad no time to tied A h a if rub*
he can bubble around on
anything it *s w
prepare for dinner, he gave me all cra'cli-s in two or three weeks after expedition to the South Pole, ttie
be had. which wa< not much, how - Draining bis Htikle, aud it is often expedition could start within i verv j
or three month* bef. re b- ih fully
short time Two navd ships nd
ever this time I carried my rifle two
recovered. Ttii* is an iinneces-ary
and knew that I could kill a deer loan of time, as by applying Uhtiiu- th ■ Roosevelt *vould m ike an i l-il
Any other kind w I ruin it
which was ail I needed. After about 1 --rlaiii'H Liniment .a* directed,a cur- 9|uadron, siy < tfi .<!> an 1 t is not
may as a rule b- effected tn less than
Ail ay wo k munti r i
two hours I succeeded in my at one
week's week at-d in many crises i nprobtble th.it to the, n ivy crews
i>ro; â
stai , ai I and l i <all
tempt and soon a fire was kindled within three days Sold by C. Y. would be a<l led the men. v:io.
with Peary, beevne acc Ktotncd :o
and I cooked part of the deer I .owe.
E. B. Kausrud
the rigors ol ttie under-ze.p lun-ite
which aausaed my appetite.
B. n ¡or.. Ori gon
First class job work a specialty.
Tiie curious comment was made
The day was gone, and the
Early Days on the Coquille
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IlflrEE rs every 1 hurxlay
Dr LL. I_i- Houston
evening at 8 tun at
physician
the Bandon \X i; >ar
Sojourning chiefs
in gooo standing are cordially invited to attend,
w. T. Alien
G E Wilson,
C. of R.
Sachem.
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OtHoe »»ver Pruu Hlor*.
Haut*. 11 to
mu . I :30 to 4. p in. ; 7 to S in the evening.
Niubt calla answered from »»Ilice.
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M, Staled communications first Saturday >
after the full noon of each month. All Master
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A. J. Hartman, Secretary
O.
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ol the month. A cordial invitation extended to
all members in good standing.
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next door to B ijou Theatre
Oflice in Donald Charleston home, opposite
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THE HARDWARE MAN
BRIDGE. & BEACH Stoves. Ranges and Fleatershave in them so many excellencies
that th<y are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing
in favor every year.
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household
and oflice necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
Uur Assortment of Hardware. Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
VIENNA BAKERY AND CAFE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Al l KINDS 01 BREAD. PASTRY AND CAKES ON HAND
Meals at all hours from 6 a in to 10 p m. Special attpn
tion to parties after dances or social gatherings and
-inly the best material wi’l be nse<1
• onr patronage kindly requested by
M. SMITH, P roc .
Formerly Steward on S. S. Elizabeth
t
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K ENNEDY
VV I GONNA KF. RM
Wagons <>i ill Kinds Made to Order
Horsethoeing a Specialty
Job \v ork attended In promptly and all work guaranteed to give Mti,faction.
reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon.
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