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—
In cases of ¡heuniat'sm relief front
pain makes skip anil test possible,
< ental Change» of the Fiery Corsican lliis may be obtained by applying
Shown by His Chirography.
luterestlug and exhaustive studies Cliaml'ci I mi's l.iniinent. Fur sale
have Iieen made in France of Na l v C. Y ' owe.
A STUDY OF NAPOLEON.
Glen Cox vv.,s over from Bandon
fol a day or I.'** last week on bioi-
nes, a: d 'till mg «pie liinetlsi'i 1
Ur. Madson, V S., of Myrtl« the Smith mi l ami the big steom r
Point, uill be in Bandon Satuiday which i |.«ailing or Chin 1
I! • was
“ONLY and Sunday, Apni .»¿d and 23d.
II ore than pleased with lhe vi 1. an I
Notice.
Local Lore
<.___________ /
"F I F I EL D” — The
WAY.”
42-if
Mrs. 1. N. DeLong anil daughter
of Riveiton were Bandon visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. C. B. Zeek left on the Anvil
l.>r Portland anil will thence it; ike an
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Chicken Pie Supper.
< >•■«- ni R •lii'k di l.uilge will sv'v<
i Cli.. 1 «'it I'u- supper at Dull I' el
mis h.ill lU'Xt lllrSll.IV evenillg.
F or S ai .E
New four room \pil ■dh
S q p r w ill begin at
house and ten lots ali fenced and in , v> |> in ix.'l « umilili«' lu.til .ill nt«1
fruit and in garden.
Price $.Soo.
l ived.
iwiiUv-tive cents a plate.
Initii re at this office
i?-tl I'
I' ere will also be .1 whist party III
Mr. and Mis. F. I. futile are the I lie ci cuing.
proud parents of a lute boy burn {
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April 13th
Mrs, Tuttle and baby,
aie at the home oi In r mother in
EANDON TIDES
Marshfield where they will remain
... ; , ; y fi r-i-Tl-i-'r-rr'.'. T'rfri
for a mot th oi so.
S imulai, Aprii 22 Higl water
I lie I.allies' Aid Society oi the
,
’
S a ill i> 7 il 1 7 3'> P m 6 5 fl.
Prrsbyterian chuicli will give an af
1
i
w
w al« r 11 56 a in .J 6 it; 1 2:30
ternoon tea Wednesday. April 26th,
extended trip to the east.
|H.»leou'.s i-Uirography. \t lieu a youug
man Napoleon did not have a bad In the Circuit Court of th«*
baud, although, like some other great
State of Oregon, in and
men, lie could never leuru to spell.
When he was an artillery officer bis
for C ooa County
writing was simple mid legible, as his
life was simple and direct. But wbeu
the Corsican Capluin Bonaparte dis Loiena Patrcws, Plaintiff )
tiuguislied himself at tlie siege of Tou
SI MM<
lon and became the French General C Evan I ucas, D.-i: ntldiil
Bonaparte his writing took on what lo C. Evan I ucas, llic above nam-cl Jvf. ..cla- tr
lias l>een culled "a furious illegibility.”
In the name ol lhe State >1 Oregon, you arc
Curiously enough, from thut time
there seems to have been a gradual lic-eby irquiitJ lo appear *nd . tuwet the * otn-
degeneration until, profoundly discour ! plamt filed agaiiut you in lhe ubo^e fntdLJ ic-
aged and utterly humiliated. he tion on or hr lore thr la«: da> ot th«- time pn
seratelied an undecipherable, mis sciibed in the order for the publii'alii u of lb i
spelled scrawl of submission to the summons, which pre« ti I h -«I time is six (o) »v<tk .
prince regent on duly i t. 1S15.
Ih - last day of v.ht. h will br I iidfcy, the ?J
It is said that this change from a • lav of June, 191 I, and if you fail so lo a| p> r
simple to a confused writing begun at
.»ltd an.wer sa.d complaint by said time, il.«?
a certain date- namely, witli a report,
skillfully garbled, of the part he took plaintiff wll take judgment ayam..l you f< r il •
in wliat Carlyle called the “whiff of mni ol ft 1.1 I ¡iii’dfcd Seventy-Five($475) Do!
grapeshot that spoke from the steps of lai:, lo^clln r uilh six per cent, inter«*.I thereon
St. Hoch on tlie 13th Veiidemulre" from ;-nd after May 1st, |9i0, and a!! certs and
(Oct. 5, li'.tuk
did »ui s -nunts therein iucuricd,
The culminating eccentricity of his
(L
summon is published in the Bandoil
tortuous strokes of tlie pen was exhib
• i<.«!. i, a weekly newspaper published in Coo
ited in the letter I’. This showed plain
( uuntv, Orcpon, for six connsrcutive weeks, l e-
ly the mental changes of the man wh
would unhesitatingly declare war 1 ri-llilil'p l iiJay, April 2lt.t, 1911, and ending
against tlie first comer, who would di I’tklay, June 2d, |9||, being seven issues <4
Verce tlie wile he loved, who would ;tuh paper, by an order of publication made Lv
propose a kingdom of Haiti for Louis the I 1« notable John S. Coke, Judge of the
XVIIL. who would freeze tiearli a Second Jud’chl Di:.trict, Coos (’ounty, Oregon,,
million men upon the stepi es of Itus made at Coquille, Oregon, Apdl 19th, 191 I.
sia. Tills letter P became of strange
■0-17 1
C. K. WADE.
and abnormal form. It was exec 'slve-
Attorney (or Plainl fF..
ly developed. For twenty years the
great general used tills e .travagmit
and. according to the ill vest I gators, ac
Notice for Publication.
casing letter, espe ¡ally noticeable In
his later unroyal signature. NI’.—Har
per's Weekly.
Fepartment of the Interior,
savs the mill is a wo i hr. .specially
to lliose vv o have had some experi-
ei . e in saw mill w.ek
I ike all
gooil Bamlonians he > ikes gre; t
pride in the growth ot his hi up
town and th/ outlook ! -r increased
pto-pei itv, but is also pleased to
note I he siilist.mtial lim.iov eim 11's in
Marshtielil an I llle 1 p 1 ill:; up of the
halbor l"i de p w ltd sliipomg
( 00S Ik* v’.New s
Wednesday, April i i'li. was Miss
Mice C.aiiier’s thiileenth lir|lidav.
and a «limn 1 p.ntv was given at the
Hotel G.«liter at 5 .n p.m. in honor
ot the ri.a asinii
1 hose presei t were
Irma Jenkins, Pe.ul Craine, < itiilie
I.ewiii Susie ljdl. Sieve ti.ill.ir. I'..
M. < .allier, I'diiuind < .allier. Rt-ril
t.allier, l.eritmr v.allier, Ed .a and
How many people have ever seen a
Alice (.allier. A most pleasant tune t.ahy giraffe? Very few at the best,
al the home of Mrs. J. 11. Jones A I* tit 1 3 It
lu nil there have iieen only four baby
Siimi.tv. April 23 High w ater was enjoyed by all.
charge of 1 5- ts will be made, pr i
irfr.fi'es born in the western lietnl-
7.I
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in
'•52
a
tn
6.6
li
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S
.1.,
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ce'ds Io go into the building fund 1
I'oR S ale Packardt hgau in tin« .su'iere; three of these were born nt the
1 .uw w nt« r 1 23 a in 4 1 h; 1:33 l>
for new church.
3°*t2
condilimr. Price 550.00 cash. Also i Ini'lnnatl zoological garden. The first
two lived but a short time, but the
in
1
1
II
W. 11. 1-lhsis starting the erection !
s loom house, large barn, chicken third one. which was born Sept. 1.
Munii.ly, April 21 High w .lief
ol a new building just west of bis!
lot and garden, good, fence. Price tutu. In tlie Cincinnati garden, is still
p in 7 7 "
alive m.ii is one of tlie prettiest little
building now oct upied by W, J ■ : : 1 in 6 X It ; 9:03
52,500.
lliis ottice for partic
aiiiin.'ilt that you might wish to see.
3
f';
Low
v.
ii<
i-
:3"
a
tn
3
-
’
3-
’
1-
Sabin with his harms.s : tore. B. I.
ulars.
3" < px
Giraffes can utter no sound—they are
Tracy is erecting a high concrete .11 i'll
mutes- but the two ohl giraffes looked
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sasas
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!
Tu«'ii<l.ty, Aptil 25 — High waler
on tlie young one witli eyes as full of
wall al lhe rear of the building to
expression and appreciation as if the.v
The Last Hole.
■ ill .1 m 7 2 It ; «»:.|6 1» 111 S 2 ft.
protect it tr0111 the high embankment
Figg—That was a mighty appropri laid human intelligence, and one
L ivi water 3:17 a in 2 4 ft; 3;23 l‘
ate text tlie parson took for poor scarcely seemed to notice that they
on the south.
a ¡.4 It.
Rrassie’s funeral sermon. Fogg—What made no sound whatever.
F or S ale . — Three year old
The picture shows the little giraffe
was It?* rigg—"lie has finished his
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when it was two days old. It was then
mare, blocky built, Will weigh be-
course."—Boston Transcript.
I
» 1 r f
five feet one inch in height and
tween 1400 and 1500 pounds,
Hapt>iness is not the end of life; weighed about ninety pounds. It be-
double.
Price
D.ives single or
BANDON CHURCHES
in to grow right away, so that at the
character Is.—Beecher.
age of about four months it measured
ÿ»t7S-
Inquire of |. Richardson,
;• ; t r tr-r
ttr t t f Fttr I
six feet six inches. That certainly is a
23 igx
Parkersburg.
marvelous growth, and 11 boy or girl
M e 11 lonts r.
T. M Willard had the misfortune
who would grow over a foot in four or
t’.ipt Branson will preach both I
Mr. Wilfoid Adams is his name, five months would lie considered a
to get his hand bidiv cut with an
in nninp, and evening,
l ids will be and he writes: “1 was confined to most unusua) phenomenon. When we
ax recently.
l he tendons and lig
stop to tliinlt. however, that the old gi
the elise ol the series of revival
mv bed with chronic rheumatism and raffe Is almost fourteen feet high and
aments of the thumb were .evered.
meetings and all who wan' lo hear |
us«d two bottles of Foley's Kidney can reach a foot or two farther by
Dr. Hollstein «lusse«) lhe wound,
apt.¡in should attend.
Remeny with good effect, and the straightening out its head and neck, it
sewing up the tendons and lhe hand
Is eusv to see that the baby glran'e lias
third bottle put me on my feet.” It to do some growing to catch up with
will l e all right again after it has
Fl'iscoi* Al..
clears the blood of uric acid. Ban its father and mother -St. Nicholas.
healt d.
St. John's Episcopal Church, j
I on S ali .
Sewing mai bilie in 1 Win. H »rslall. Archdeacon. Ser don Drug Co.
Told by a Bird.
To sny "A little bir ' told til■•" is a
good condition.
I hop head and all ! vice Sunday at 11:00 a in. and 7 3<>|
coinnion way of gettlm out of idling
al tai Inni lit' .
Impute at elice ol (
pm. Sunday school at 10.00 a.in.
tlie real way information is obtained.
M Spencer.
26 If
I title birds have, however, told im
portant stories sometimes by means
P re iiv 1 eh I an .
lhe b b ib« th w ill .111 i' e hom
of notes fastened about their legs or
Si r\ ici' . will be as follows:
Sali Fl.nV i co Sunday and ail on
lie Ls The birds most often employ
I hliel I bull. 9: |5
ed for this purpose are pigeons, tint a
bei return voyage al 9 p. ill Illes
well known tilling was on'«' curried by
Sil
al
ly
selionl
at
lo
o
’
clock.
«lay.
a seiigull.
I
re
tuning
at
1
t
too.
l og S ai I
Rhode Island Red
Over twenty years ago a large ocean
1 In isti lli Endeavor w ill convene
steamer. Atlantis, which ran between
«•ggs for hatching. $1 per setting of
Liverpool mid Calcutta, was lost. No
at (1:30 p. m.
13 eggs. F. I. Stiadcr.
12-tf
message was ever re eived from her
Pi 1 aching at 7130.
lint one. and tills was found some live
Mrs I' A M hl I, It on the Anv il
Il C. llARTRANt r. Pastor.
months after she had started on her
lo< Portland and Imiti llu re will go
last voyage, tied about tlie neck of a
tn Ro elmrg Io V isit III I nil tiler who
seagull in tlie Indian sea. The note
An\t til.I CliRlstlAN.
lend: “Atlantis strtn 1; on the Hiirnd
;
has bet'll ill for some 'ime.
Ki gui ir - via i< e . Sundays in Con |
rock. We are all lost. Father Con the."
Don’t folget that T. W. Rolliseli crete Hall.
No trace of the wreck or Its crew ever
came to light, nor was it known who
is handling all kind ol hay, grain,
Sunday school held .it m:ooa. 111
"Father Coathe" was.
feed, etc., al the very lowest
Pi ca, hing at 1 1 00 a. in.
prices,
40-tf
I.oval Work is Society (> ;o p ill. |
An Intelligent Pussy.
A young lady bookkeeper in Boston
Preaching al 7 311 p. in.
The traveling ptihlu should not
has Iieen in tlie habit for some time of
Prayer inerting Weilncsday night.
overlook the I 11 I that oppi 1 deck two
giving the office cat a piece of meat
for tier lunch every day. precaution be
belili stale rooms on lhe S. S I .liza You are cordially invited to attend
ing taken to lay down a piece of paper
lit ill to Sail 1 laiiei-.i o cost only
J S pemi 1- l’ii.niN, P«*tor.
to prevent the meat greasing the floor.
#7.50, Why pay moie lol passage
The other d iv at lum h hour, when tlie
B
aptist
.
young lady happened to have no meat
011 boats on which ai i ominodations
In her basket, pussy beg -.d for some
are no better*
Siimi iv School at 10 a. 111
in her most intelligent fashion. Find
Preaching at 11 a. tu
I.. W. Deyoe and I N Symih
Ing no meat coining, tlie 1 at ran to the
wastebasket, dragged out a newspaper
R ev . E i ri k r B r av ion ,
are having a 1 oi 11. 1 in the B.union ■
mid
laid it on the floor nt the young
Pastor.
Cash tiroceiv p iil.tioia d oil for 1 1
Indy's feet. This appeal was so touch
leal < stale 1 ttwe.
Illis will make
fug that tlie ,Venn lady went out and
F ati 1 r D ay S ainis .
bought meat for tlie Intelligent animal.
them a tin« 1»>*. turn md tin y will
Reotgani/ed Cimrch of Jesus
have ialge display window, which
A Storehoi'cv.
Christ ot l.atter Day Sainis, Colum
is a big asset in a suci e -.lul leal
In the old birds’ nests that are
WEAR A
bia Avenue
placed near the ground In slirulr« and
»•stale ottn <■
small trees close to ha eh.ut bushes
Meeting « vri v Sunday.
Extra supply of good hiyoii band
ami bittersweet vine« in t!i> • untry
Sunti.ty school at 10:00 a. m.
you will often t...d a handful ot lia'.el-
and it is going at vety low prices.
Pre.uhing at 11.00 a. in. Religio
nuts or bittersweet berries.
They
T. W. Robison at t 1 1itr.1l Ware
well» put tiler.' by the white footed
il 7 00 p. m. and preaching at 8:00
mice and tl;e meadow mice that visit
house.
2-'ll
p, 111.
Piavrrmeiting.it S:oo p. m.
EAR it every day, these storehouses regularly. A white
A. A. Pailll has sold his light Weillll sd.IV I VI IHIlgS.
footed mouse will often cover a bird’«
transfer wagons to < .al lu ll Ihos ,
rain or shine. Wear neat with fine drie«h grass and Inner
All aie 1 tildi.dlv inviteli lo alterni.
bark mid make a nest for Itself
fi.rimtly ol Myrtle Point, mil the
D W. C arpi nier , Presiilenl.
it
hard
and
long.
Then
latti 1 gentlemen look ch. ige of lhe
Harry and the Searchli*ght.
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same Friday morning. Mr. ¡‘.mil
Harry, a six-year old, was greatly
send it to he pressed and
I. |. Cody and Joe Co u h lei! la.4
excited over Ills first trip on a steam
still r< tains Ins hear v teams .11 d w ill ,
boat, and his fattier allowetl him to
it
will
come
back
to
you
Satmdav
011
thè
Breakwater
for
continue to do team work around
stay on disk with him for awhile in
Bandon.
the evening
His attention was at
good as new.
once dire, tisl to the light of tlie senreh-
Grain and grass sei ds of all kinds, Francisco, hat mg received word
llgbt moving to and fro. Excitedly he
tot sale by I W. Robison .11 ten that Col. Wir Coach had turn
graspisl Ids father's band ami said:
ECAUSE
every
Mich
111. ken w it h paralysis. I ll« v reached
tr il War« hose.
22lf
"I»mldv. look! There must Is« a happy
..m Francisco I'nesdav ami reported
ael-Stern Suit is hand comet near here. See how he wags
B. W. < ll.lllcswol th has iici led
his tail ”
! the same day that the Colonel seemed
an cttice build.1 g on th« Mi
Inn
tailored,
of
all
wool
fabrics,
ome better. and up to the lime ol
Strings Sight».
mens' eoiur« next to the I'liemans
T»ll me. did you ever see
this wiiting there had been 110 forth
by
workmen
who
know
hill am. will oiciipv the same a.
Monkey» climb a ttanlan tree?
ci message consequently it is hop««!
Ilaris’i tree», perhan« you know.
O ice.
On
the i.ura.-ry floor can grow.
by lus friends here that hr will con- 1 how to make clothes for
Troops of monkey» half the day
Mr. and Mis. J. I. Kiouenberg
In the great wld - branches play.
tinue to improve.
real men and real service.
Frolic and make friends with you—
deligh'lully enteitaine«! « lew fnend
If your aunty telle them to'
•I )ur baby n ies fur Chamlrerlam’s
lo (inn o c I ih k ilmm r a* llreir mag
I’ve had measles so. you s»»e.
mtn tut home in Bandon Heights Cough Remedy” writes Mrs f. B '
Aunty comes and plays with ma.
Aunty nu-it u lion roar
Wednesday «vining.
lliose pies Isendru k, Rasaca, Ga. “It is the i
Right behind the nui ^'*rj door.
Your
Money
Savers
Makes an elephant puke his head
<nt besides the Kron« nN rg family ■ iiest cough remedy on the market 1
Through the window near my bed.
Sold
Makes the nursery somehow look
were Mrs. Dungan, I J 1 diy and . lor coughs, colds anj croup
Bainion
Marshfield
I.ike a lovely picture book
, by C. \ Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kopt.
—Francis Banins in Youth >
n
U. S. Land Office,
FORETOLD BY DREAMS.
Two Remarkable Caaù» In V/hich Sleep
Warning» Camo Truo.
“I dreamed that the ship Was tu a
heavy s.-.i. tli.it a big wave came over
'1.T bows, pressed down upon her.
led then she rolled over on her star
1.1 i;-.l side mid dis.ippeared."
'I his is not mi e-.ti .n t fr : 1 a story
It i. eviili'hce. given oil o.itii. du .
tlie Inquiry at l.otidoq j;;to the 1.
tei'ious ill .pp; :'l':in. I* of the W.iraliill
til.' ii' . el which, on 11'i* second v -y
1 e. mysteriously disappett.'d in .Inly,
lli ti. ami has never been heard of
ill ■•'. And so Impressed was tlie pi.
songer witli tlie vision that lie left the
.essel at imrban. from v.hieli pok.t
;he continued on lier ill fated voyage
I bus one m> re was added to tlie ex
tr.iordinm i coiu id -im-i in which
it earns liai e llgui i d
'l he third I.ord Waterford was able
:o verify a story of mi evtr.iordiii.ir
dr. am < liming true. Tnlki:i:: cue day
witli th.' landlord of tlie inti ¡11 th • ill
la,".e dose to Cm r.iglimore. a ni.in
c l. .1 up ni .I sai.l il: •:<• laid been a
maim r on tile hills. ''Then it must be
llle little oue." said the laudlord, ut
wldeli Lord Waterford, not unnatural
y. lie.‘ame very susplil.iu.s. The land
lord pro: ceded to explain that in th,'
night he di.aimd that two meu liml
.urne lo tin- inn ami thill tin* taller of
(lie two had murder, d the Rhone1.'
with a very curious knife.
He told bls dr.aim to tils wife, who
laugh I at him. But. to his horror,
the me:i tie hid ;e.m while asleep
came t . the Inn. and one used the curi
ous I il’e to i Ut Up his food
They
‘eft, and scon afterward m ws of the
murder arrived, i-t.-m b was made for
1 tall rian answering to the laudlord -,
description, mid one was quickly ar
l'é té ! In pri ou l e 1. ufessed be i'ad
muiib md bls - bort ciimpauion,—Pear
on's Weekly.
ONE CONDUCTOR HELPED BO TO WORK
Roseburg, Oregon. March II, f9||
Notice
made
N.-W.
W
entry
and
1-4,
S.-W
1-4
29
Meridian,
1909,
IÜ,
serial
138910,
S.-E.
Township
West Willamette
intention to
I 4
N.-F.
1-4
‘Section 28,
No.
E.
i-2
S.-W. 1-4
S.,
Range
¡4
has filed notice of
make final commutation proof, to
establish claim
to lhe land above described, be
fore A. D. Morse, Uuited States Commissioner,
at Bandon.
Oregon,
on
the IOth day cf Mav
I9||.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. E. Hadrall,,
i»f Bandon, Oregon; Elgin Shader,
of Bat don,.
Oregon; Graydon Treadgold, of Bandon, Ore
gon; Kenneth Perkins, of Bandon, Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
ROGERS
FOUNDRY
COMPANY
•'¡'Il teli voli. Wh“ii il « «iwlioy stri Li
I il Ioni lille over thè phiins ime ot
| . in ipul Hiiuuyiim es ls huviug tu
>vij. dosi tram bis eye-. Hi. Iieavy
Uiiitl.m iurte It impnisible lo use
li ui.ls, nml lie tles Ili« ti mdl.er. bici
-
.irouml bis nei k nini wh< li
. ,.-i II l'f piire ; u .< s it to < leur In
.
it i thè tm>--t «onveiileut pini.
io cari,, ti. ■ li., s i .. t . Idi ,' while ridin;;
i liorse “ V.'u 'il.i.-toii l’ost
SUIT
hereby given that John E. Young,
homestead
03187. for
The Cowboy's Handkerchief.
“Have you ever vvonden d why" the
ow’.uy ¡.ietllles liy painters who have
■¡.to :i study of w. stern life depict
tlie 111 .1' of tile plains with his red
iiiilanna halfway down ou bls chest
m t :d of fitting '..'lyly around hi
• 1 '
.fted 11 ran h nwner of Call
Michaels - Stern
is
of Bandon, Oregon, who on March
Brass, Bronze, AI
uminum, Iron.
Phtine 91, Bandon, Ore.
S am S ays
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Charity begins at home, and in
common with other virtues, it be
gins most easily and naturally in
a home constructed of G. W. M.
lumber.
Hub Clo. & Shoe lo.
0E0. W. MOORE LUMBER CO.
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