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f t Sir William Wallac. FURNISHED ROOMS fi--«! in fear, qtte I" idy« -« Iti-g Ini’ to 'In Hix count 1 ymtn have r.i s-<| Vienna Bakery And Cafe a inonunirnt to the sp>4 on z\l>l>e) Cra'g. where hr stood and watch«d Sir Wiliiani Wallace, tbe nation.' hero of Scotland, is slill m > vital at u actual a personality l<xl.i> , more that, MRS SAKAll í’OS I ELLO Nica eleHii r mmbhi ?*» mid h uiubl, $1.23 a urrk; $•» tiinufth BANDON T BOOTS - AND Fine Quality Bread, Cakes, Pie* and Paatry First Ciass Restaurant Fer-de-lancc the Most ven on.ous ot Ail Serpents. th<• .«i»pr> aching <>e. S«M>n he | o**ses ed Scotland, and, six centuries alter his execution, th.. ’ uncontented invaded the north <>l it is a shock o realize that all th I ngl aid with Mich succes - that w lien authenticated history uchaveoi him he returned lie was made guardian Privale Boxes for Pi ivate Parties. covers only the deeds ol less that j «»I the kingdom. So wisely .uni OR.EGO* two )eais. Before ,1297, when h ■ moderately di«l he rid«- that jealous __________ began lolrad h scountrymen again? nobles, robbed of the right to rob, Ed waul of EiigKind, he was an ob gate him little support at the t.iteful Little Chance For a Victim of the Fangs ot This Terror qt the Island of Martinique—The Cat and the Mon goos« Its Most Formidable Enemies. The best of service guaranteed Short orders at all hours from 5:30 a m to 10:00 p. m M. Smith SHOES Every one is perfectly well aware scure outlaw', whose very hirthdai battle of Falkirk, which resu'ted in that then* exists a large numtier of can only oe set at 1270 by vagtm the complete defeat ot the Scois":md You can't expert to get $2 worth venomous aerpeuta—we have mauy of for $1, but you can get your guesswork, his wanderings and d the putting to flight of Wallace him them right here iu the Lulled States; money'« worth al ings onlv vouched lor by the lainou- seif “Wander years* of conceal ibe rattler, for example—but probably * k ; minstrel, Blind Harry, who, coming ment, alternated with predatory war- no other sp«»t in the known world baa k 200 years alter, had nothing but ui [ tart against the English, followed, such a deal li dealing reptile as has the Dealer la Hoots and Shoes. French island of Martinique, nestling fathered legend to de|*end on. i until 111 the year 1305 he was taken in the limpid blue waters of the Carib Repairing neatly and promp After the defeat of Wallace ; t prisoner at Rolrovston, near Glas bean -sea. it is the terde-la'nee. sci Falkirk, July 22, 1298, he again gow, to suffer a quick and ignomin entifically kuowu as Trigouceplndus tiy done at lowest liv vanishes into the great night < I ious execution as traitor and outlaw la tier tut us. that cau beyoud the shad ing prices ow o* a doubt lay claim to beiug the eclipsed h cries, and nothing <1 —Portland Journal. most deadly serpent of the earth. Its |>r< veil historical accuracy can b I si mg mentis almost certain death. I told ol him until 1305. Aug 23rd <1 There are eight distinct varieties. Origin cf Confetti. I he most common beiug a dark gray The history of eimfettl is rather enri that ve.it, is a black letter day in the bandon -• O regon oils, .•leieral .»ears ago n large pri.it and black speckled, which coloring Scottish calendar. Hauled exh mst brnggifrt tinti itidhfcttry lag works in I’nris was turning out im emibies it to conceal itself easily ed into London in fetters the da\ mense quantities of < :ii■•mi.irs, through among roots and stumps of trees. An la jnat in roooipt of a new slock of before, the 23d saw him taken to which a small rmmd Imie had been other variety-ds a clear, bright yellow, Drugs nnd Clmmicnir. Pxtor.» nn<! puui lied to receivs- rm eyelet for hold and when bidden In the freshly cut Westminster Hall, impeached as ¡1 Propri-*txry Preparations, Toilet lug tile she-ts togrtlrer. A heap of the vane it cun hardly be distinguished ticl«*H. Drngg Sundries. Perfume* traitor bv Sir William Mallorie, ami i little eirenatr scraps of paper cut out frmu tile stalks, It may also be n dark Hrrwbe*. Sponge*. Soap. Nnts an.I executed immediately under circum i by the (uiuch accumulated mi a table, yellow or coal black with a yellow Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos and Cig mid one of the machine men amused belly. stances of cruelly which were con himself by Mciitteriug a lialldt'lil of arette*, P miii I h , Oils, Glxss and It is not a large snake, rarely ei- sidered revolting even for that sav them over a working girl's lialr. She reeding ttve feet in length and in cir- Painter’* Supplies. immediately snatch.si up a handful cumterence approximately the size of age time. and threw them in his face. Other a child's arm. To repeat, the sting Sir Wallace’s defense against the girls followed her example, and the means almost certain death, and If you wuh a bottle cold- — charge of treason was simple and first confetti battle began. Th • head should uot the service of a physician, Call at the Eagle, unanswerable as it was unavailing. of the establishment came in when it or “panseur." as the natives call him. If you lore the good» that • old-- was at its height, anil, being what the lie obtained within a very short time “A traitor to King Edward of Eng Americans call a "smart mail.” he at Call at the Eagle. 'the venom does its deadly work—the land 1 can never be;” he said, ‘ tor once realized that there was "money flesh grows cold, softens, becomes 'Taint no u*e to ut and blink I never was his subject, never swore in it." He ordered s|a*cial run« liiuery, pulpy, changes in color, quickly he If you really need a drink, placed large quantities of the n«*w ar gins to spot. and ir great chilliness Ju»! make a »ign or ring a bell. fealty to him.” ticle on the market, made a fortune «•reeps through the blood. This lasts And you bet they’ll treat you right i Wallace is supposed to have been aud created a new industry. only a few minutes—possibly half an Down at the Eagle ? i hour—tlieu death. the second son of Sir Malcolm Wa » ». The Ways of Moles. If the victim is fortunate enough to lace, of Elderslie, in Renfrew-*hir< . Among common an Una is few have i get a physician upon th«* scene post- Noone knows whether he re. eiv<-' been lens studied in their life history i has*e and no artery or vein has been i a good education. The essentials than the mole. An English uulural- pierced there is hope—just a faiut BANDON. OREGON iat. Mr. Lionel E. Adams, says that hope— but even If life Is saved the dan for that age of force lie possessed bv under the “fortress’' which the mole ger is not entirely removed, for in tradition, great stature, a stiength constructs above the sm :uce of the many cases necrosis of the tissues fol grouud will always la* found a series lows. The flesh corrupts and falls from MY CLOTHES ARE AT THE almost fabulous and leonine courage. of tunnels ruuuing mu bemntli the the bones, and the body molders as It is probable that tradition speaks adjacent iield. A curious feature al does a tree. truly, for, as has been said, ”110 man most Invariably found is a |H*rpendi<*- There is. however, a heroic method ulur run penetrating about a foot be of treatment often brought into use in those times could have achieved low the bottom of the nest and limn by the Martiniquans. It is the im such ascendancy without the 1 turning upward to meet another run mediate amputation of the leg or arm • A mole is never found in Ills nest, al If the sting happens to tie in either. In “those times”—the distracted though It may he yet warm frmu his Eveu 'this has to be done at once and i ones of the late thirteenth century, body when opened. Guided by smell before the venom circulates through when Scotland ran blind in her and hearing, a mole frequently locates the system. There ure to tie seen the neat of a partridge or pheasant today upon the island many natives efforts to escape the English yoke — above bis rim ami. penetrating it from with limbs missing, and in the ma Where Yours Ought to be 1 man who killed another, as Wal below, eats the eggs. The adult mole jority of cases it Is the result of hav lace at Dundee slew an English is practically blind. Imt there are em ing the machete, or cane knife, ap A. F. DERINOFk Prop bryonic Indications that the power of plied after an experience with a fer-de- youth named Selby for insulting sight iu the race Ims deteriorated lance. him. could escape punishment by Tin* fer-de-lance is a fighter—and no An Arab Legond. taking to the wilderness and raising mistake about it—nggresslve and pug "There is none so poor but there Is nacious. and domestic animals, with i following ot rebels against the ex one poorer.” the cat as the one exception, stand a isting older of things. This Wallace A poor Arab spent liis last barn on a very poor show in a battle. Pussy, in did. His motives, however, were handful of dates and went up on a about nine cases out of ten» will come Ji AS A SELECT STOCK OF high cliff to eat them and die. As he out of the scrap with colors flying be sincerely patriotic. From a forlorn tiirew the stones over a lean hand cause of tlie fact that it is apparently band of what today would be called shot out below and caught them. quite as quick in movement and at the "Ho!” said iie. "Why do you catch same time uses what may be termed “tramps,” his army swelled until it my date stones?” ring generalship. included the best born families in “Because. O brother.” answered a Mtenm Heer on Draught There is but one animal other than Scotland—the high ste yard Sir An weak voice, "I have not eaten these the cat that successfully wages war drew Moray Sir John M. Graham. three days, and Allah has sent these upon the fer-de-lance. It is the mon COURTEOUS TREACMENT stones to save my life.” goose (ichneumon), imported from In Douglas the Hardy, and even the “Praise lie to Allah.” answered the dia a number of years ago for the bishop of Glasgow. , first limn, "for lie lias saved me also, sole purpose of getting rid of i he for here Is one |>oorer than I.” snakes. Wallace’s men aroused Edward <1 And i>otb men went Into the city. looking Of the weasel family England into action, particularly BANDON OREGON very much like it. this lit when they burnt the Barns of Ayr, First Teat of the Air Pump. absolutely fearless so fa The first public test of the air pump are concerned and will ju where English soldiery we e quar was in 1654 by its inventor. Otto von tackle one live feet in l< tered. Guericke, in the presence of Emperor a foot long. From the mongoose the When confronted at Irvine by a Ferdinand of Germany. Guericke ap fer-de-lanc«* will flee, but If cornered plied the carefully ground edges of great array of Englishmen under Sir metallic hemispheres, two feet In di will put up a great tight, using ev ery trick at its command—a useless Henry Percy and Sir Robert Cid ameter, to each other. After exhaust sort of «■oiliest, however, for within Full line of Harness, Sad ford, the Scottish nobles basely de ing the air by his apparatus he at a short time it will be stretched out dles, Bridles, Halters, tached tlftism horses to each hemi sert« d Wallace and swore allegiance sphere. in vain «lid they attempt to lifeless. Blankets and everything A battle between these two natural to Edward. Onlv Sir Andrew Moray se|uiriite them ls*cause of the enor enemies is well worth witnessing. It usually kept in a first* remained steadfast. But Wallace mous pressure of the atmosphere. The is never a "limited" fight, but to a class harness shop. experiment was a great success. finish always, nnd probably the snakes depended on more stable stuff than Repairing a Specialty by this time have come to understand the ever corruptible and insanely Schoolboy Definitions. that when they enter such a combat Here are some definitions from tho I jealous nobles. From the north he It is with th«* odds greatly against schoolnaiui: “A Jneoblt«* Is a man gathered a great yoeman force and descended from Jacob." "Snoring is them. The mongoose Is quire xs clever a w ith incredible success in generalship our breath meeting the air which Is ring general as the ent and uses that had soon recaptured almost all the coming in our mouth." ’’Sneezing is gift to advantage. Strategy more than 60 YEARS- >< kind of 'colling' in the throat." An- EXPERIENCE fortresses which the English had other boy writ«*s. “When you are cold strength Is Its asset. When they meet, and if the snake seized north of the Fottli. One ol the Inside of your laxly rumbles and sees no avenue of escape. It prepares the brilliant episodes of this cam then it makes a noise which Is called for battle, as does the mongoose, but sneezing.” "A telephone Is n kind of paign occurred September it. 1297. long wire with a spout nt each end.”— In a more leisurely manner. It takes alMiitt one minute for them to get fully Hie EnglisIvarmy, l -d by Cressing Westminster Gazette. prepared. There is no shaking hands, T ra * M arks ham and Surrey, tried unsuccessfully so to speak, as by prizefighters. D esigns A Good Opportunity. C ofvri hts Ac. The mongiHise circles about the rep to make terms with him in his camp rona ••nrtlng a wkctrh an<! d<*f’’r1ntlon mm “Your pa's coming down on Satur tile. always at a safe distance and ly aacartain our opinion free whet her ni on the Ablrey Craig, tn the neigh- day. I wonder if that would Is* a good Cion is probably patent .Able, ('••nuimnlm- "drawing fire." inviting it by moving Mrtctly confidential. HANDBOOK • b Pat cute sent free. Oldest agency tor seciirint? patonin. borhmxl of Stilling. The bridge of time to speak to him?’’ closer and closer to dart out Its head I'.uents taken lbn>utrh Munn A Co. rei-vIVe "Yes When nut tells him what she’s nnd then quickly jumping out of notke, without choree, in the the Forth separated the two armies. spent down here lie'll Is* glad to get rid harm's way. It torments In every But Wallace was not one to make of the lot of us!”—Comic Cuts. jMissIble manner, causing the snake to A handsomely HI net rated weekly. Mrre'.t rtr* terms. Finding him unappro.ich; • < ..i>»uon of any srtaitUic Journal TS rn.M • » a change position time nnd time again, ititour niniitba» (1. Kuidbjral« ¡owmleant . Unfortunately Expressed. tiring It by forcing s strike again and ble, the English I egan to cross the Violinist (one of a trio of amateurs again without ever reaching the ob JNN &Co. 38,c ' “ *- ’ New Yorli »ranch «'Nice. tZ25 F Bf-. Washington, I*. (’ bridge a tack him. While they were who have Just obliu'xl with a rather jective point. At last, seeing its op- still ”» ne f< <>t on sea and one on lengthy performnncei—Well. we’ve left poneut ut some particular disadvan off at last! tage. the mongvost* springs forward land, li.imperi l by the disorder in Hostess—Thank you so much! Notice of Dissolution quick as a bolt of lightning, catches ciilcnt to the charge, he swept down It firmly with the teeth behind the On ths Line. m a sudden savage attack, pursuing triangular hesd-ti sitake. possibly two. "The artist over the way was boast* no more— and In less time than it takes Bandon, Ore. Aug it, iqio No his advantage so valiantly that near Ing to me that his work Is being hung to tell It the fcr-de-lance is dead. Its lice is hereby given th.it th ■ ] art nr r ly all me men on the bridge, includ on the line." vertebrae severed. —New York Times B R E U E R Clarence Y. Low THE COQUILLE RIVER LIN E ! Strs. Fifiekl & Bandon Twin Screw, New and Fast 1st Class Passage, Up Freight. BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY The Opera A. F. 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