Bandon recorder., July 04, 1901, Image 4

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THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1&01.
EDITORIAL.
Another strike bobs np on the wave
of prosperity and 20,000 shpot mill
workman wont out last Saturday.
This, added to the strike of tbo Vir­
ginia coal miners, and the maebinest
strike, makes a big Heck on the wave
indicative that tbo millennium of
labor relations with capital is still do
layer!.
The Manila frauds have been
whitewashed and Harold M. Fill,
manager of Evans & Company, gov
ernmentcontractors, acquitted. These
whitewashing occasions are conspic-
uous and of frequent occurence, and
remind us, that once upon a time a
uatiou called Jews crucified a just
man and turned loose a thief and a
robber, aud it is a singular coinci-
dotice that tho territory comprised iu
the bolding of that people have been
overrun by thieves and robbers for
pearly two thousand years.
The Seventh National bank of Now
York has met with a smashing wave
of prosperity. The institution loaned
a stock brokerage a million and a half
dollars on securities that are said to
bo worthless, and now tho bank is in
the hands of the Controller of Cur­
rency with liabilities oversix hundred
thousand greater than its asserts.
Wall Strout brokers are adepts in sei
ling golden bricks, only tho bricks in
anticipation, are, like the tiger’s claws,
cleverly concealed and the victim is
mangled before tbo instrument of de­
struction is discovered. Mammon’s
caprices mako one man glad and
wound many.
The machinists’ strike is reported
to be nearly over and that the ma­
chinists are returning to work uncoil
ditionully. This leaves relations be
tweyu employers and employes about
the same ns they were before the
strike commenced, and about, tho
only thing that, is demonstrated by
strikes is this: That labor has Dot
the same light to combine for its own
protection which is granted to capital.
It is true that labor creates capital,
but tho creature after tho creation
is accomplished becomes divine in
stead of the creator. It is an other
example wherein tho creature tries to
steal tiie kingdom.
President McKinley bas deter
mined that the northwest shall re
ceive a visit from him, and gives out
Hint he will yet come to Oregon and
other slates which he failed to visit
on hie western trip, T'.ie Oregonian
in speaking of the matter says:
“President McKinley’s determination
to m ike another Western trip in 1901
is doubtless proiuotod partly by the
apparent dangers of democratic sue
Coss in the November elections. The
President is a loyal republican and of
tho revivifying effect of his tours np
on the party there need be no doubt.
Perhaps there is no doubt, either, as
to the need of such aid as ho cau
render this way.”
There is a new conquest to be made,
and another foe to bo overcome. The
American Baldwin Zeigler oxpedi
tion, comprised of the leaders, and 40
men, among whom are many scion
fists, vow that the American llagsball
wave from tbo North pole. Ttie
North pole, when mounted with a
short flagstaff, may be an excellent
place upon which to unfurl Old Glory
but there is a cold shouldered giant
entrenched in that seductive locality
who, so far. has proved invincible.
The question arises: Will the bene
fits to science, tiri ing from n di-cov
ery of the North polo, justify the sac
riticos that have and will b« mad? in
obtaining tho desired end.
When We Shall He Flee.
J Pierpont Morgan and nine other
millionaires chartered tho promenade
deck of the steamship Deutschland to
return to New York from a visit to
tho Eastern continent. Doubtless
there is a big scheme on and by the
time the party reaches Now York
Morgan will leave completed a trust
to coutrol the air. water and sunshine
supply of the earth.
p! the flag, the flag.
Will make you free;
When we open the door
To heathen Chinese.
i3oorr?^
JSIIOICW
.You Can’t Expect to Get I
.$2 worth fcr $1, but you
can get your money’s
worth at
M. BREUER’S
A French writer for La Nature pos-
e sses a dog which having been born Dealer in Boot» and Shoes
without bind legs, has, of its own ac
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
lowest living prices.
cord, learned to walk and even to run
rapidly on its two front legs. Il
maintains itielf in its upright, posi­ CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
tion with perfect ease, turning stop­
Bandon. Oregon,
ping, stupding at rest, eating its food
ami performing all ordinary acts with Druggist
its bind quarters poised above its
bead, as completely master of its
Is just in receipt of n new nnd
equilibrium, says its o„ner, as a man
fresh stock of
is. Once in about fifteen miuntes. on
Drugs
and
Chemicals,
tbo average, it rests its bind quarters
on the ground, or, by preference, on Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
some slightly elevated object. It is
OrugglNtM SundrieN.
not more fatigued by exercise than
P erfumes , B rahes , S ponges , S oaps
any ordinary «log.
N uts and C andies .
Notice for Publication.
R obibubg . O reg < n ,
Jane 7. 1901.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN iH\ l
Lx the following niiined settler has tiled
notice of bi* intention to nmke final proof
in support, of hi* claim, nnd that- aaid proof
will be nw.dp before L. H. Hazard, County
Clerk. Gob* County, Oreyon. at. Cuquilh
City, Oregon, on July 27, 1901, viz:
CHARLES G. F a HY.
oil his H. E. No. WI73 for the SWW of NW’<.
of SWX of Sec. 5 and NW)4‘ of NVV’q
of Keo. 8 T. 28
R, 14 W.
He names the following wifnr-8*e8 to
prove hi« continuous residence upon nnd
cultivation of *nid land, viz; James A. Mor
rition, of BullnrdH, prejion. Andrew F. Han­
sen. of Bullnid*, Oregon Gustave Schulz, of
Bullmd.«. Oregon. Robert \V. Bullard, of
Bullards, Oregon.
L and O ffice
J. T. BntDGFR,
J. L. THOMPSON,
Shaving Parlors
and Bathrooms
—- o- -
Shaving 15 C okím
Hath« 25 Cent*.
Wor kmnnship np to date in nny-
thing in my line.
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A ugusta , Ga., June 26.—An ex
periment iu cremation by means of
liquid air is to be made before the
Funeral Directors and Embalmers’
association of Georgia iu annual con­
vention here. The ccmventiou opened
this morning with members present
from all parts of the stute. The
liquid air experiment will be conduct­
ed by Professor Barnes of Chicago
and the result is awaited with much
interest.
There is more CntHn-b in this neo
tion of the country than all other dis­
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur-
tittle. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local dispqse, and
prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, mid therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on th»-
market. It is taken internally in
doses from 10 drop§ to a teaspoonfu).
It acts directly on the blood and
mm-otis surfaces of ll>e system. They
offer one hundre.l dollars for any cast-
it fails to cure. Send for circulars
ami teatitnpniids.
Address, F. J. C heney & Co., To
Iodo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the host.
Notice to the Public.
Notice is hereby given tlint we, the under-
siym <1, hnve tin« dry bargained. sold, trans
ferrod nnd delivered all onr book accounts
and interest in the Bnudou Livery and Feed
Stable to M. R. Doo nnd Elbert Dyer. All
ao"ont>ta due to Qox A Conrad. J. M. Con­
rad, or (ton rad & Buckingham are due unii
payable to the tiriu of Leo A Dyer.
Dated at Bandon June 5. Hall.
J. M. CONRAD,
V. li BUCKINGHAM-
T1NSH0P IN CONNECTION.
The Weekly Oregonian and this paper
give you all the news of honte, state, the
Northwest and the nation.
W anted —(Japable, reliable person in
every county to reprefent large company of
solid financial reputation; $93*5 salary per
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each Saturday and expense money advanced
each week. S tandaud H ouse , 834 Dearborn
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New Srping and Summer Goods
coming in on every boat.
T O <7-jDress ninl Furnishing Good», Onvita Union Suits, aud
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Wonderful Bargains in Underwear nnd Hosiery.
Orders taken for Men’s Taylor made
Suits. Fit and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Leaves Bandon every morning, except
Sunday, at T^tO o’clock and iiinkca connee
tiona with ttie train nnd nteaiuer Mvrl at
10:30 a. m. nt Coqnille City.
Lea via Coquille City at 12:80 p. m., arriv-
na at Bandon at 4:30 p. in.
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OftEiHJqi, June 3. 1901.
(UOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH \T IN
compliaiu'e viili lie provisions of tb»*
act <>f Coui»rr84 of June 3, 1#78, entith d “Ai
aot toy tT’<* wale <*f limb r lands in th
States of ChiliforniH. < h'« gt u. Nevada, and
Washington Tcrritoi v.” hh extended to all
the Public Land States by act if August 4.
1892, 'lVnencc Y. Callaghhii, of Coquille C ty.
County of Coos, State of Orej-on. In s th s
day filed in thi^ ofiice liis sworn statement
No. 1673 for the pu'cliase of 'he SB'4 ”f SEH
<>f Sec. 13, E14 ofNE
of Section No. 24, in
Township No 211S. li. No. II V». ami L it 1
Sec. 19, Township 29 8., B 13, \VM and
will offer proof to show that the laud sought,
is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purpos h . and to establish
bis claim to said land before^ the Register
aud liecriyer of t^is ufiice at Roseburg,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 20th day of
August 1901. He iifmcs hh witnesses;
Nathan Baikiow of Parkersburg, Oregon.
Mrs. Belle Barklow of Paxkersburg Oregon.
Josiah A. D< ak of Parkefsburg. Oreg< n.
Fred Perkins of Bandon. Oregon.
Any and all person« claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
rile their claims in this ofii e on or before
said 20th day of August, 1901.
J. T.B udges .
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Register.
PETER LOGG1E. CONTRACTOR AND
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Prnct'cal Builder, is now prepared to
build modem holies of flip, latest Htyles
uunrnnteeinif fir .t-ch hr workmanship in
every part iculq^. I Hijig expei iencf d in the
art of house huihrng. is nrepaied to give
aatisfnction in nil lines» of his buuineaa.
Myrtle Mantles ft speciality.
ALSP.
constantly <>n hand n
Fi..h Line of Burial (’askels
at Lowest Cash I’ricea.
GKO. V.TOi’l’I MJ, Agent.
Box 45. B andon . O^rcaoN*
E l D orado
T0N20R1AL PARLORS
What We Can Do For You
uJl iiroathviiy, New i'OJ’Ui
V. li. BuCKINCnA.'I.
J. M. CoNllAD
livery ar,d Feed
CONRAD & BUOKINCII.
Bandon, Crecon.
General Praying and Haul ini
a Specially
Comme retal Men Promptly ano
Safely Delivered at anj
Point.
Goml Higa, Good Teams, Rales
Reasonable
Will Furnish and Deliver Wood on Short
Notice.
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
Locatoti in EL DORADO WILDING,
Fimi Street. RANDOM, OREGON’
SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND
Two Papera for the Price of One.
Paints, Oil m , Doorn and Window*.
SCIENTIFiO AME&CAN,
Notice For Publication.
[Timber Laud, Act June 3. 1878.]
Liquid zi ir Cremation.
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Cigar*, Tobacco* nnd Cigarette®.
Paints. Oils. Glauses, and Painter's Supplied
at
and Farm Implements, Etc
Now is the time to pnrehtise Ilut .lware. The undersigned baa
in slock u large urbortment of
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Apothecary,
R oseburg , June 26.—Information
was received here yesterday of two
serious accidents which occurred in
the vicinity of Olalla Saturday. A. E.
McCulloch, a rancher, while raking
hay, was thrown in front of the iHke
and rolled or dragged under the itu
plement for a long distance by the
frightened horse, which finally ran
away. Mr. McCulloch was severely
bruised and cut. and his condition is
said to be serious.
On the s;,me day. Mrs. Fred Van
dever was thrown from a horse she
was riding and narrowly escaped
death. The horse ran after throwing
her, but her-.foot remained fast in the
stiirup while she was carried around
a narrow ledge over a steep, rocky
precipice. In its wild efforts tu free
itself from tho rider the horse began
kicking and struck the woman’s shoe,
teating it off, and this released Mrs.
Vandever, who was picked up nit-
concions and found to have sustained
severe injuries about the back. She
will probably recover,howevef.
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This well known hotel is now under new and com­
petent managoment and has been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout- The table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats and trains free of charge.
Fine new bar in connection with the hotel.
and
Two Severe Accident«.
Stoves, Ranges
JOHN CllUtl.X, Proprietor.
Sunday Welcome: The squall that
dismantled the Shamrock II is not a
circumstance to what is in store for
her wbeu she meets the American boat
in an pndeovor to lift the cup.
Sunday Welcome: John Davis
was picked up on the streets of Wheel­
ing, W. Va., pronounced dead by two
doctors, sat upon by a coroner’s jnry,
which fonud that death was due to
heart failure, removed to tho under­
taker's and in ten minutes sat up aud
sang the doxology, was hustled oil
to court and fined $5 for drunkenness.
The doctors and the corner’s jury
were not tried.
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Wo are still doing business at The Old
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Stan I lid can plesiqt you. Give us a Call
and examine onr
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City,
O!the flag, the flag,
Will make ypo frye
When the trust, get all there is—
Or ever will be.
—A ooik .
Tho Eastern states were visited by
a hot wave, lust week, w hich prevailed
generally over the country from the
Mississippi river to the Atlantic ocean
during the whole week, causing many
death from heat. It was still hold­
ing sway on Saturday while people
of the whole district were anxiously
desiring thunderstorms to cool the
ntmosphere. Basasuians sometimes
grumble at the Northwest wind, but
they are free from excessive heat,
aud never swelter from extremely hot
weather.
J. Pierpont Morgan is again plan­
nit; g. This time it is said he is desir­
ing a trust that will control the ship­
ping of the Americas. The London
Express asserts that “Morgan is con­
vinced that a nation's merchant
marine, like its navy, should be under
one baud.” That journal might just
as truthfully have stated that Mor-
guu has long since beeti convinced
that both continents should be under
the coutrol of otte baud, and that
Morgan’s liiiud is the one that he
desires to be in exclusivecoutrol.
DO YOU NEED AfiY HABD-WARE?
Hotel Coquille,
01 the flag, the flag;
It makes yon free.
No nigger can vote
Down in Tenn cnee.
1IA1K
CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
You
Get the N u « vh of the World and
the Local News Thrown
in an a Barga in.
To those who pay up arrearages and a
year in nd vmiioc . and io alt new subscri­
bers who pay in advance, we niHkethe
following proposition comprising several
different couplets to set.et from:
Pstps o> I’uaticiTioNs ran Y eah .
B andon K ecohdeb
San Francisco Bulletin
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Portland Evening Telegram
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Weekly Oregon jail
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Appeal to Reason
promptly pro«mr»<^ OR NO FIE. Send model, sketch
or photo for free report oa patente.bility. Book “IIowW
Ho Obtain U.S. and Foreign Patents and Trade-Mr»rks,”W
FREE.
Fairest terms over offered to inveutors.(t;
PATENT LAWYERS OF 28 TEARS’ PRACTICE. &
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Tlie Bulletin i» one of the lending pnper.
of ttie West, and a daily p'.ilihslietl in Knu
Francisco, and gives all lhe news Vur offee
include» the Bunday Bulletin.
Recorder «fol Bulletin, one year.. $l> 0<>
Recorder and Bulletin, one month
50
The Portland Evening Telegram is iasued
six times a week. It gives all the news that
ia wonh reading nnd up to time of going to
press, much ot it being 21 hours fi e-her than
«hen it reaches here through any other
journal.
Recorder nnd Telegram one year. #*> CO
For a weekly ne’^sp »per thy Weekly Ore
gonian leads iu the Northwest, and give“
nil the news usually ountaintd in a weeklj
paper.
Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .$? 50
It is the <<nty of each person to seek in­
formation along all lines that tend toward
I.ringing sliont l-yi ter conditions hi d grontt i
prosperity for tho hnman family, and for
lhe purpose < f giving our readers n chance
to inform themselves we give them the best
—Appeal to Reas >n. Anv doctrine that
does not appeal to the highest older of rea­
soning is pot safe.
Recorder aud Appeal to Reason,., fc! 00
The Ohio political machine has
made another revolution upon its axis
and ground out tho state ticket as Notice is hereby given to all persons know­
follows: For goYertmr, George K ing themselves to be indebted to Cox it Con­
Na-.b, the present incumbent;for lien ran, J. M. Conrad or Conrad & Buckingham
teuent govornor, Carl N Nipper; Sn. to come and settle immediately with the
prenie Judge, J L Price; attorney under.-4gn<*(| and save further trouble.
LEE<t DYE#.
general, John M Sheets, renominated;
MONTHLY WKATIIKH Itl-.I’OKT.
clerk of Hie supreme court. L E Em
erson; state treasurer, I B (Jamerson,
■ABH. CVBBT CoUNTX. or.ro<.W.
Juno lWi,
and W G Johnson was renominated
for member of board of public works. Mean lcmi»crat>iref>1.27
Maximum temperature 70. on 10,17
Mark Hanna presided nnd hail the Miniinnm
temperature KOoii ♦, 5, 12
Organisation under perfect control. t’ecipitation 1.1!) inches.
|?OR SALE OR HEMT.-Very Superior
I crasR rntiobe, with «-xtenHive outside
Hanna is very probably fishing for a No. days clear 27
range; twenty five hend of rwitle. oyer *»itv
presidential nomination, and the ques­ Partly cloudy I
acre* cedar nnd fir timber; Tim Son th h-.lf
2.
of »he North East quarter and the E hf I half
tion bobs np; bow ma y million dot Cloudv
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of the South Eaflt quarter of rc , tion 10 in
Prevailing wind N. W. ■
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Jars can he raise to secure bis own liemark».
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Township 29 .South, of range 14 West or
Elevation 1842 ft.
Williamette Meridian. For conditions of
election, having establishe l Lis abil
JOSEPH HARE.
sale or I it |e nnplv on premises.
dv as p rticeessfu! president maker
A'otiintarv Observer
A HMY1H WiLFY. Bandon Ore.
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TRESPASS MITILL.
Notice is hereby given to aII persona not
to trespass upon the premise« of Dr.K* nvon,
situated between Florae Lake and the coun­
ty road, in Northern Curry, by replaying,
cutting, or destroying timber upin said
land. $25 reward will bo paid for infron a
tion leûUng to a conviction of ties|-a •* at
Hlflted above.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1i»( 1
PETEK NELSON, A< ent.
Two Real Bargins in Real
Storv t»nd a half house; o roc.ir.”: fire pince-
Large lot near center of town. ♦1 56.
One story bouse !i rooms: lot nnd n half
Near woolen mill, :jtl25,
Both of tin se axe r«al snaps, call on J. M.
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