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BATTLE-HYMN OF
fiy Julia Ward Howe.
Mine eyes have sesa -the glory of the
coming of the Lord:
Ho lo trampling out the vtatage whan
the grapes of wrath arc stored;
Hs has tended the t
his terrible swift sword;
His truth is marching on.
Pull Chorus—
Glory! Glory! Halleluiah!
Glory! Glory! Halleluiah!
Glory! Glory! Halleluiah!
His truth is marching on.
I have aeon him In the watch-fires pf
a hundred circling camps;
They have buildsd him an niter in
the evening dews and dumps;
I can rend his righteous aautonco by
the dim and daring lumps;
HU day is marching on.
I have road a fiery gospel writ in bur­
nished rows of steel:
"As ye deal with my
with you my grime shall deal; |
Let the Hero, born of woman, crush
the serpent with hU heal,
Since God U marching on".
Ho has sounded forth the trumpet
that shall never call retreat!
He U sifting out the hearts of
before, his judgment seat:
Oh! be swift my soul, to answer Mm!
Be jubilant, my feet!
- Our God U marching on.
In the beauty of the lilies Christ
born acroe ethe sea,
With a glory in hU booom that tr
figures you and me:
As be died to make men holy, lot us
die to moke men free
While God ip
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IN VAIN.
DETROIT VAPOR
STOVE
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Works like gas; burns the poor­
est grades of oil, gasoline or
distillate, without odor, waste,
trouble or danger. No wicks.
THE
framework of the building but bom
Thore will bo I n or aix separate
building* erected on the ground, each
being separated for safety from th$
othsrs. The tank henee, Including
the platform, wfll be 20 by 48 feet;
the warehouae, including Ha platform,
will be 82 by 40 feet; the pomp henne
will be 10 by 20 feet and the stable
and wagon sheds will be 22 by 2*
and 20 by 22 respectively. In addi­
tion to these buildings there will be a
12 by 12 office and a pomp house on
the dock. The piling for the dock
ware driven Saturday afternoon and
thd work of cutting the pilas to uni­
form height will be completed today.
The dock will be so constructed as
to accommodate all stages of the rir-
win bo exponed to outeida inllueneen.
DETROIT VAPOR BURNER
is absolutely the only wickless
burner. Makes a gas contain­
ing the maximum amount of
air. ' Burns one-quarter less
fuel than other makes.
DESIGNED FOR CONVENIENCE AND NEATNESS
HAS APPEARANCE OF GAS RANGE
On Display at O ur Store.
2, 3 and 4 Burners
Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
H. Furniture
0 . ANDERSON
and Hardware
Ghostly Ku-Klux
Ghostly white, more
than death Itself—flesh
ghosts of the moonlight night in n
war-ruined eouthland—the avenging
Ku-Klux D an swoops down upon the
ravishing negro and gratae him np as
a fish-hawk its prey, whirling him
away God knows whore, to a fate
from which there is no escaping—
this U ons of the actual sights shown
in Griffith’s Birth of a Nation.
In these spense Thomas Dixon’s
"The Clansman" U revivified with
telling reality; practically all the re­
mainder of the startling living panor­
ama (always, of course, giving doe
credit to the history of the United
States, to tha civil and m ilitary ex­
perts who laid out the planned battles
and were consulted us to the different
D. W. Griffith’s own creation.
Those rondare of "The Clansman”
will easily note Griffith’s wonderful
improvement over tha original when
The Birth Of A Nation appears at
the Scenic.
They will also eoo brought to loop­
ing life before them all that led up
to such a state at affairs from the
introduction of slavory into this coun­
try to the first shot on Port Sumter.
History has its skeletons in the
closet, the earns as families and in­
dividuals, and they are no worse off
for being brought to light and shown
up—oven in glaring frightfulness to
the people who hove a right to kfiew.
Christian Church.
Bible School a t 10 a. m.
Preaching servicea at 11 a. m.
Y. P. B. C. B. at 7:00 p. m.
Preaching services at 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wedneedey evening
a t 8 p. m.
Victor P. Morris, mini*ter.
Methodist Episcupal
Sunday School a t 10 a. m.
Georgia Richmond, superin ten.
Want Ads
COW FOR BALE at a bargain, $15
below her actual valus. Mr*. C. A.
CANARY and cage for sale.—Mrs.
C. A. Pendleton.
Presbyterian Church.
Teaching sarrios from 10 to 11 a.
Christian Science Society.
Sorvieoa noxt Sunday a t 11:00 a. m.
Subject, "Truth."
Wednesday evening meeting nt 8
o’clock.
Fifty-Six Yearn Ago. .
Whet happened along the Coquille
before the settlers learned to put
their buildings on stills is thus told
in a phamphlet of "Historical Remin-
iaeencee” printed at
years ago:
In the winter of 1881, the residents
of the Coquille river suffered severely
by an extraordinary rise of Hs waters,
which swept away houses, barns, cat­
tle, fences and much of their pro;
erty. Some were rescued from the
topo of their houses by boato, and
many made narrow escapee. Cattle
and swine, lumber and forni tur
rushed down the surging this in min­
gled confusion. The festive roseti
crowed from his perch, ee he wei
floating down, unauspocthro of hio
fate. The disaster was a serious loss,
but they learned from this experience,
the policy of building upon more ele­
vated altea.
Geme In Yerae
WANTED—Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Coquille Fur­
niture Co.
81tf
mile from foquille pos toffies; city
water. Inquire Jbhn liickam . Otf.
ber of a family
Fire
' Life
Accident
GLASSWARE
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•tructioo of a modern shingle mUl on
Catching creek above Myrtle Point.
Ho has identified himself with W. L
Clark, of the North Bond boa factory,
and will bo in a position to handle hie
product both through the connections
of this company no well ne by Ms in­
dividual efforts. Mr. Piaree baa made
a long atudy of shingle conditions bore
We have a large and especially well assorted stock
o f glassware, much o f it just in.
Whether you wish
cut glass or plain, serviceable ware we can supply you.
WATER SETS, just received, extra fine eat giaas
SHERBET GLASSES, several shapes and patterns
TUMBLERS, plain and decorated. GOBLETS
' SALT and PEPPERS VINEGAR CRUETS
BUTTER DISHES PITCHERS VASES
CREAMER A 8UGAR CAKE STANDS
SAUCE DISHES FRUIT DISHES
RACKET STORE
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.