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l>4t»7 hml Iman d*o*r1ed by 11« puronla.
Iricts.
field rm l.uvme«« vrstr'day.
ttumobow th« cwtidltfeHia under which
For all kinds of h<>m* made
J«'. P O «en w 1« up fuw» I.
Edgar Crano fr»m th* tin»* bo < sh » i .| I bl« «unt brut l«rt blui b.*r fortun*
and «hew phon« jn, the Wigwam, loi» the first <>f th. w««k I I
tn Ik wan con «id* rod pocultar. An n ram« up Io tw» k bint. Uh* bad
pr«dkt*d that he wouNf «veatually do
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little boy b* evinced a distant« for lit ■ouMthin« «rraU<- In lb* way of mar
Prof. H L. Hopkit»« will go e an
The County Su ei intertill Il I« n Ha alrla. and an a youth bis antipathy rial*, and in cu»« h* did he tutiaf turn
address at the Presbyterian chm h his office every Friday ¡rum 9 a ni. for th* opposite nni lncr«an«d rather ov«r th« l4*ncy to n foundling»' hutn<
than diminished. By th« time be H« bad JuM been informed that he
next Sunday mow ing in which under to 2 p in , al which tune lie «ill be came of age be wan a hardened worn had a foundling»' Imine on hia ranch.
the title of “Instead of So< i ili«m * hr pleased to me. 1 anv body interested nn hater Such turn usually ar« de There waa acme (fit ng uncanny ntiout
will discuss some economics and so­ I in the educational work of the vote« to their own sex. Not so Crane, th« affair.
N«vertheleM> he rod* on. When he
cial questions and suggest a remedy county.
18-12 lie hud but little more use for men
came uear the cabin he heard the child
.
tlmn
women.
lor their cure. Prof. Hopkins has
I he indies Aid .Society of tin M.
cryiug piteoualy. All win dark
lie
An nunt vainly endeavored to get
done post graduate work in Yale and E. church will hold a cooked I ihk I ivlmt she called "thia nonsense’ out entered and after a aeurch found it can­
Chicago Universities and has studied sale at the home of Mrs. Ol ve King of him nu<l. falling, told him that he dle and aotue nt ate lie» Striking a
light, be wssut to the baby and began
economic conditions in some of the Saturday morning at 10:00 o’clock. would some day become a convert to to pat and sing to it aa be had heard
tier views mid surrender under clr
mothers and nurses do. The baby cens­
largest cities of the country and has
Geo. E. Peoples, the popu! r •um-Juices no more sensible than was
ed
to cry. Tukiug the candle to the
also first hand knowledge of business landlord of the Hotel Baxter at C - Ills < p|H>sltl<>n. When she died her
bunk,
be let the light fall on the bnby
n‘l I cw was still of the same opinion
pioblems.
23 12
The little thing blinked its eyes, and
quille. was in Bandon yesterday.
j'he old lady left him her fortune.
Crane held the candle where it was not
A 5 room house for rent. S. B
Carpet and rug weaving, 0119th $1ta!.o<;ii. with the stipulation that tf to be seen. Tbeu the tiny face broke
tie marr ed half the amount was to go
Anderson, Prosper.
22 qtx
stieet, South of school house. Ban­ t<> a foundlings' borne. Thus did she into a smile
But the child was hungry, and its
There w:ll be an April Fool Bail don, Ore. Mrs J. L. Foster 96 tf
arrange to show Iler spleen after her
good humor did not last long. Crane,
at the Wigwam Tuesday evening
death.
divining the cause, went to a cupboard
Atty. Walter Sinclair was down
Edgar Crane bad $10.000 of his own.
April 2nd which promises to be one
made of a box. where be found milk,
mi
l.
taking
his
fortune
with
him.
he
from Coquille Friday.
and since there was plenty of wood
of the btst and most interesting
went west to liecome a rancher. He
Witter Water for your liver, kid bought n large tract of laud and built for a fire be soon had the food warm
dances ever given in Bandon. A
ed and in the baby’s bottle. Then, put
feature of the evening will be a neys and rheumatism. C. M. Spen­ '. house In the middle of It. thus keep­ ting it between the pink lips, he bad
ing as far as possible from neighbors.
the satisfaction of seeing his charge
guessing contest for both ladies and cer, Agent.
His house wns comfortable, and his pull lustily.
gentleman and two prizes will be
domain
was
attractive,
being
made
up
For a house to rent see Spencer.
Ten o’clock came, but no human be­
of plains amt rolling land, partly
awarded to the lady and gentleman
ing.
Eleven passed, und when an old
wooded.
He
stocked
It
with
a
few
C. R. Barrow, attorney, was
loud
ticking
Connecticut, dock wheez­
that make the biggest april fool
down Irotn Coquille on legal business sheep, but spent more money for ed 12 Crane came to the conclusion
guesses.
The admission will be
I h > o I< s to put in his library than for
that the baby had been left to die.
last week.
sheep to stock his ranch.
gentlemen 75c, ladies free.
Ills lands were so extended that ft Lying down beside it. Jte determined to
The Bandon Water Co. is mak­
F or S ale —Five Jersey cbws and
was some time before he had visited remain with it till morning, tbeu take
ing
extensive
improvements
a
fuller
every
part of them. Indeed, he spent it to his own house.
one Jersey bull. $300 takes all -
He awoke to sue the sun shining in
T. H. Shaw, Fourtnile. Phone 1x2, account of which will be given in most of hl time at home Reading at the open door. And he saw some
When
lie
di
1
rhle
out
It
was
for
the
Friday’sissue.
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Farmers.
purpose of seeing If there were tres- thing else—n woman about twenty
p:.s:.e:-.
on his grounds. Several years years old. standing, looking down on
Vcile Caldwell Perry, yourg son
A hall dollar ol the year 1843.
him and the baby, who was using his
passed und lie showed no signs of dis-
which Bryce Halwood a prisoner at of Mr. and Mis. Frank Perry, was sat isfnetion wltb his tuode of life breast for a pillow and had one leg
the Ohio penitentiary, has carried one of the prize winners in the Bor­ Then one day when riding up on an thrown over him. On the woman’s
face'was an expression of terror, which
as a pocket piece for many years, den Eagle Brand Milk Co.’.scontest, eminence he saw a little shanty built as she looked faded into one of satis
of a few logs, some boards and con-
Photo­ siderable brush on n spot that he fuction. tbeu broke into a smile. For a
may net the man a fortune and fur­ recently held in Portland
few moments while Crane was awak­
nish capital to start him in a respect- graphs of babies from all parts of knew was within his bounds.
ening b« was too confused to speak.
With
blood
in
his
eye
he
put
spurs
. able business when he is released the country wire sent in and little
to his horse and rode to the cabin. When he did so lie said:
“For heaven sake, why did you leave
from the institution. There are only Voile was one of the prettiest and Reining up before the door, he called
this
baby here all night alone?''
healthiest
babies
entered
in
the
con
­
four coins of the special mintage of
for the trespasser to come out. Re­
“Are you the owner of this land?"
The prize was a nice silver ceiving no reply, he dismounted and
that year in existence. A Los An- test.
“Yes."
put his head within the door. He sur-
“Well, we hadn’t anything to ent.
geles collector refused $25.000 fot spoon. Mr. and Mrs. Perry are veyed one room, all there was. A mud
and
1 took one of your lambs A herd
justly
proud
of
the
fact
that
their
one ol the mates of the coin owned
chimney with an open tireplace stood
er saw me do it and took me in. I
at
one
side.
Instead
of
a
bedstead
a
by . Halwood, and he succeeded in baby was one of the winners.
told him my baby was here alone, but
bunk wjjs built In 11 corner. There were he wouldn’t believe me. Just before
getting into correspondence with a
---- ooo----
a chest of drawers, a table and several
daylight be fell asleep, and I got
New York banking house with a
c!.-."irs. the ! ottoms of the latter being
away.”
imperfect.
view to placing the coin upon the
“Where’s the child’s father?"
Crane went inside with a view to
WORK.
market. Halwood is serving fifteen
“Dead."
»
leaving
a
notice
for
the
trespasser
to
The time is never lost that is
“
Were
you
hie
wife?
”
years for robbery.
quit. A charred stick he found on the
devoted to work.—Emerson.
"No."
clay hearth served his purpose. and a
W anted —Watches lorepair. H.
Crane
understood.
Matrimony in
board which constituted a part of the
The result tests the work.—
Sabro. Atwater St.
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I that region was regarded rather as a
wall
stood
in
lieu
of
writing
paper.
He
Washington.
luxury than an essential.
wrote simply:
P. B. Hoyt has moved into his
The rancher went home and sent
Leave
at
once.
A work well begun is half end­
new barber shop on the Timmons
back to the mother a goixl breakfast,
OWNER OF PROPERTY.
ed.—Plato.
corner, and has the the same fixed
He was turning to leave when on the with fresh milk for the child. lie had
bunk he saw a heap that excited his not yet sufficiently recovered from his
up in the most modern fashion,
Work tlrst and then rest.—Rus­
curiosity. Removing a light covering, prejudices to bring them to the ranch
kin.
making a very fine appearance.
lie looked upon the face of a sleeping house. Instead he built them a fine
babe.
The covering had evidently cabin near by.
F or S ale C heap —Five room
At the workingman's house
Crane considered that he had saved
been
laid
to protect it from files and
hunger
looks
in.
but
does
not
en-
house with quarter acre of ground.
the
child’s life or might have saved it
other
insects.
There
was
something
in
ter.—Franklin.
Chicken yard, barn and fences. In­
this little lump of unconscious nonre­ and regarded the fatherless little thing
quire at this office.
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sistance that was diametrically ditTer as under bis especial protection The
A skillful mechanic is a good
ent from Edgar Crane’s combative- ' mother needed protection as well ns the
pilgrim.
—
Addison.
The Gun Club dance at the Wig­
child. Crane took care to build her
noss.
wam pavillion Saturday night was a
The child slept on. unmindful of cabin just far» enough from his house to
Labor, if it were not necessary
being nt the 'mercy of the man on I prevent her troubling him. She was a
decided success in every particular
to the existence, would be indis­
whose property ft had illegally squat- comely young woman and. though un­
pensable
to
the
happiness
of
and was one of the best dances ever
ted.
educated. developed under lietter sur­
mau.— Johnson.
given in the city
No pains were
As Crane looked down upon the roundings than those to which she hud
Innocent face his pugnacity began to been accustomed a good deal of sense
»pared on the part of the Gun Club, i
All work, even cotton spinning.
ooze
out A fly lit on the soft round Crane got into the habit of going to
Is
noble
Work
alone
is
uoble.
nor the proprietors of the Wigwam
•
heck.
causing a slight twitching on talk with her, then consult with her,
—Carlyle.
to make the affair a success, and
the part of the sleeper Crane brush­ and in time she became necessary to
ed It away. Then, carefully replacing hia comfort His books meanwhile had
everybody had a fine time.
I-nbor conquers all things.—
the covering. he tiptoed from the bunk lost a good deal of their freshness for
Vergil.
Team, wagon and harness for
lest he should awaken the baby. Leav him. He visited "his kid." as be called
heavy work. Will sell or exchange
ing the cabin, he mounted bis horse the little trespasser, daily, and he
To labor is the lot of man be­
ami rode away.
couldn’t very well see the kid without
low.—Homer.
for lumber or cattle —H, E Brown.
He had no sooner left the influence seeing Its mother.
Fourtnile.
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of the innocent little squatter than
Several years went by. and Crane be­
The three things most difficult
the habit of his life regained its mas gan to think of bringing the trespass­
Mrs. Anna Jones has sold four lots
are to keep a secret, to forget an
tery. He was pleased nt remembering ing family to his home—marrying the
injury and to make good use of
in block 9. Azalea Park, the sales
having left his notice to quit—not that mother—so that be would have them
labor.—Chilo.
being made by Mills & Strauhal.
he expected the child on awakening to handy. But his aunt’s will stood in the
pay any attention to it. but when the way. He was too honorable to attempt
Labor is preferable to idleness,
The purchasers expect to build at
parents, who were nway doubtless pro to get round his aunt's provision or to
as brightness is to rust—Plato.
once.
riding in some way the necessaries of compromise those who were in Ills
F or S ale --New modern 6 room
life, returned they would see it and power.
Time misspent is not lived, but
understand that they must move on.
lost.—Fuller.
Then be went east for awhile to try
bungalow with concrete basement
The ram her gave the squatters three a separation, but be bad had few
and floor.
Will sell cheap. Cash
days to get off ids premises— not that friends there, and they had scattered
H. Schrieben çS-tf
or rerms.
so much time was needed, but be He returned to bls ranch and bls
didn't wish to listen to excuses; then squatter family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Osborn are
Notice to Creditors.
lie went to the spot again. He found
I
It was hard for him t« make up his
the proud parents of a seven pound
the same status as iiefore. No one mind to take a widow who had never
was nt home but the baby, and this been married and bard to give up half
girl, born March 21st.
In the County C ourt oí the State of Oregon, infantile squatter was asleep
He ap- his estate, but as time wore on be
F or S alb —Driving team, can be,
bounty.'
I'ron -tied the Intnk* to find that, though couldn't see anything else for himself
used for either plow or wagon. Ap­ j In the matier of the Estate of George W. tile head was covered, a foot and five to do
little tees were exposed Crane was
He was drifting toward the inev
ply to Arthur Coach.
22 t6x , Re», deceated.
about to draw the clothing down over itable. At last he succumbed
His
Notice is hereby gi'en by the undersigned.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sullivan vis­ 1 executrix of the estate of George W. R»e. de- : til n wlnn lie paused for a look wife proved a treasure to him. and. liv­
I- ruin a lock he proceeded to a t^^^h
ited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ! ceased, to the creditors ol, and to all persons lb w w.:v, rb«»v were: He bent down ing In a land where there wns no social
station to keep up. the family did not
, having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
Russell of Beaver Hill.
lo e-
them more closely, aid the live under a cloud The child, a boy.
■ htbit them, wilh the necessary voucher, within first till .;- I;,, knew be had touched his
grew to bo a fine young fellow, nml
Eggs from pure bred Rufi Or- ’ six months after die first publication of this notice, III* to them
children were boro to Crane as well
phingtons. White Rocks, Pekin . to the said executrix, al her oftce, in the Lowe-
Ti e l>.iby pulled It« little foot out of
“My aunt." Crane said, "had a re­
ducks and Indian Runner ducks at i Laird building, at Bandon, m said county and si t. and that ended its connection markable faculty for looking ahead.”
Turning, he look
! slate, the same fx ing the place for the transac­ • ith <'m lie's visit
Doubtless the old Indy recognized th*
one dollar per setting. Also Mam-
<s| for a reply to bls message. Though fact that a man of extremes must pass
tion of the bu.<in*ss of said eatate.
oth Bronte turkey eggs for two dol
he sen robed everywhere, be found fR>m on« extreme to another. At any
Dated this 2bth day of March 1912.
none With a charred stick he wrote: rate, she got ahead of the man whom
lars per setting.—Mrs. F F. Eddy
ELLA M. REA.
Wil give yon three days more
ahe could not influence and made him
Executrix of said Estale.
Bullards, Phone, Farmers 64.
18 tf Meh 26-Apr 23l
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instead of giving three days tw gave pay w«U for Ms obstinacy.
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