Bandon recorder., September 05, 1901, Image 4

THE RECORDER
IH PUBLISHED
EVFRT THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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STITT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
8UBSC111PTION KATES.
Ono Year...........
Six Mouths...
Throe Months.
$2 00
. 1 00
50
Thia peper is entered at the Bandon post
offioe art Second-olass Matter.
THUHSDAY. SEPT. 5, tSOl.
EDITORIAL.
Beams of prosperity are said to be
reflected iu tbo wheat fields, but it is
a foregoue conclusion that transporta,
tion companies will be aide to take
out tho reflection and extract the
beams long before tbo wheat reaches
its final market.
Franco is after that old bird which
roosts on the Bosphorus and goes by
the toothsome name of Turkey. Each
of tbo European nations have in turn
been trying to extract oil from that
old fowl, and it begins to look as
though the carving act is on. The
old prevaricator must have b<r mind
up to fight as 61ie has ordered
throe hundred guns from Germany.
The Qreponicin lias repeatedly
shown that protective tariff builds up
and fosters trusts, and in a late issue
it goes to work to prove that free
trado is not a panacea for trusts.
There are practically only the two
conditions to depend upon, with tho
middle grouud of “tariff for revenue
only”, and if the two extremes aro of
no avail, it is about equally certain
that the middle ground is untenable.
However do not lose hope, as there is
a panacea in government ownership,
and in the sweet by and by tho com­
petitive system will dio out like tho
embers of a deserted camp lire. Self
preservation of the buinau family
demands it.
Growth in the fiiae of Ships
A .MOTHER COOSI-J.ING.
Monthlv Review.
The growth in the size of ships be-
camo most marked in the closing
years of the century. Ten years ago
there was not afloat a single vessel of
10,000 tons; in 1901 there will bo 25.
In 1802 there were launched in the
United Kingdom 37 steamers of over
4000 tons; in 1900 no fewer than 125
were built. Of the now steamers of
over 10,000 tons to be born in the
first year of the new century, five will
Im over 18,000 ton« each. Who cun
place a limit on what the new century
may see? It is stated by a well known
¿^ipbuilder that he is ready even now
to build a steamer of 50,000 tons if
desired. As far as material is con­
cerned, the thing is quite practicable,
though it may be questioned if it is
desirable to place such enormous
risks on one bottom. But before
further increasing the size of ocean
carriers, the problem to be solved is
how to increase speed without in­
creasing tho consumption of coal.
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Consitrnctiuu of Vancouver
Northern and Yukon
lîaîïway.
V ancouver , B. C., Aug. 30.—John
Hendry, president of the Hastings
Mill, of Vancouver, and Captaiu Mc­
Kenzie, agent of tho Great Northern
Railway, have caused active work to
be begun on the construction of the
Vancouver Northern & Yukon Rail­
way. It is said that the line will be
constructed within a year aud that
tho new government bridge ucrosB
the Frazer will be used by the Great
Northern.
•
Turkey'« Downfall Predicted.
W ashington , Aug. 27.- It is feared
in official circles that tho withdrawal
of the French Ambassador from Con­
stantinople marks the dissolution of
the concert of European powers un­
der which the integrity of Turkov
was guaranteed. By the treaty of
Berlin all the great powers of Europe
subscribed to an agreement to refrain
from auy act that would tend to tbo
destruction of the Ottoman Empire.
This action was taken to forestall
what were conceived to be the de
signs of Russia to soizo Turkish ter­
ritory, and Russia her elf was led to
subscribe to tho agreement by force
of circumstances. Although several
times strained, notably by such events
as the last war between Turkey and
Greece, this pact has so far endured
without amendment, but it is appro
bended now that if the action of
France is carried out to tho extremo
indicated in tho dispatches, each of
tho other signatory powers will feel
obliged>in selfprotcction to disregard
tho agreement aud press upon Turkey
the vast financial and other claims
that have accumulated in the past
quarter of u century, with a result of
disrupting the present Turkish Gov
erument.
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Appeal to Reason: In New Zea­
land th© employers liavo to arbitrate
whether they will or no. If they
close their shops pending tho trial, if
they refuse to show their books that
the court may seo whether tho de­
mands of the men aro unreasonable,
they uro socked into prison; if the
men refuse to work pending the nr
bilrntiou they are also imprisoned.
After the arbitration board has made
its finding, tbo rule applies to every
man or firm in that vocation, so that
no employer may employ at a less
rato than another. If the men are
not satisfied with the finding they
can cense work, and the employer will
have to find other workmen or pay
more, but bo will not be molested by
the late employes in any mariner at
al) in doing no No such conditions
as exist in this country occur in New
Zealand. The boys went into politics
there.
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Carnival At Portland.
Oregonian: The steel trust Hp
pears to be gaining on the strikers,
and while any end of the trouble is
to be desired for business reasons,
tho present situation offers two dis
concerting possibilities. One of these
is that the laborers are far more likely
than tho employers to prolong a
losiug struggle indefinitely, and the
other is that resort may bo had either
to violence or to sympathetic strikes
of large proportions. Every mill
There is considerable publicity opened by tho trust is au incentive to
given through press reports about reprisals ou the part of the Amalga
*
the increase of trade between this mated Association.
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country and the Philippines. Taking
everything into consideration it Upton Expect« To Win The
America'« Cup.
would be strange if we did not have
considerable trade with these islands.
N ew You , Aug. 30.—Sir Thomas
First we imported u largo army into Lipton, in returning thanks for the
the Philippines, and ever since we reception tendered him at tho baquet
have boon shipping over supplies given in bis honor at Ashbury Park,
with which to feed, clothe and keep said last night:
that army in tho field, and it would
“The last time I was in America
be interesting to know just how tho principal object of my visit was
The business men of Portland have
much our trade relations haze in not attained. 1 did not take the cup
subscribed
t b'.ilt)') Io guarantee the
creased with tbo Philippines outside away, but I carried away the friend­
of tbo trade we have established with ship aud good will of tbo American expenses of a Carnival to be held in
our own government to supply the people, which was more than a rec the Exposition building from Sept.
demands of the army. As to wealth ompense for my disappointment ami 18 to Oct. 19.
A notable exhibit ef all the indos
getting proposition our country defeat. I do not know what toy
would, very likely, have been more success will bo this time, but I hope tries of the Pacific Northwest will bo
largely the gainer hud sbo invaded I shall take away the cup, and that made in the big exposition building,
arid athletic exercises, a horse show,
tbo arid regions, of tbo western part
tho old folks at home will get a and a military tournament wi l tie
of the United States, with her army
glimpse of it.
held on Multnomah Field adj ititn;,
and built irrigating ditches and res
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ervoiis by the use of which to re­ Crew Gee* Worth to Launch Two full military bands have been
engaged, aud there will be many tine
claim her desert lands.
Sonnet.
features iu tho amusemeut line.
During these stirring times of
The Carnival is iu charge of a com
From
the
Marshfii
Id
Sum
strikes aud disruption of business is
inittee
comprising 28 representative
An effort will be tnado to launch
n good time to direct your mind to
busies«
men. of which General Owen
the cause of the trouble,and to search the stranded schooner James Set.net
Summers is president, I. N. Fleiscb
from
the
Alltsknu
coast.
G.
II.
Mer
fora remedy. Trusts are generally
nor vice president. A, B. Steinbach
designated as tbo cause, and their chant has received ifatructions from
treasurer,
arid J. D. Mann secretary.
control is looked forward to as a pan­ C. A. Hooper in San Francisco that
With
such
men at the head of the
acea of the ill effect they produce. the steau/r Signal is on route for
affair, the Carnival is sure to be well
this
port
w.ith
steel
hawsers,
ropes,
Trusts, however uro the legitimate
wortli visiting.
children of the competitve system, cables Dorks and three large anchors
.IIIILV w.fl r t:::r it r.iitT.
and are hero to stay as long us the weighing two, three ami five tone,
system remains. A supply of water and such ol her apparatus as is necet*
HAUK, CU11BY C.U SrV, OHI.UON.
is no bettor than its fountain head, snry. and the steamer brunswick will
Aug. VJ01.
and results of a system of social con­ arrive later to take the gear and gang Mean temp ratni-e 5:1. 17
ditions will prove no exception to of men from here to the scene of the Maximum temperature 86. on 4
temperature 45 on !). 22.
this rule. To compete moans to strive stranded vessel to make an attempt Minimum
Peeipitation 3 00 inches.
fur, ami the longer tho strife con to get her into deepwater. E. Heuck- No. dayn clear 30
tinues tho greater will bo the in endorff and fifteen men will go north Partly cloudy 1
equalities, and damnablo tbo ro- on the Brunswick, taking such ad­ Th. storms 7. 23 31.
suits. You cannot hope for equi ditional material as launch ways, Prevailing wind N. W,
Keiuarks. Elevation 1342 ft.
table conditions and perfection of blocking wedges, etc., from this place
J (.HE PH HARE.
government under a system which as will Im necessary. Whatever sue
Voluntary Ob8-'iv»r
breeds nothing but hatred, greed, ct t i uttains in lnunchilig the Sennet
avarice and contention. If it were is a subject of considerable specu­
possible tbo Competitivo system, lation.
L at : d O ffice at R osxbubg , O regon ,
would through its evil trend, expunge Captain Peek, of the David Evans,
AttfeoM I. 1991.
who
is
familiar
with
Alaskan
waters
the higher aspirations, such as reach
VJOTfCE IS HEHEHY GIVEN TIT VP
upward to a'tsin tho highest stale of says that the sea is quite smooth at 11 the ¡«»llowinL' named Reitler I ihs died
notuu» t f bin ntentiou to make final proof
perfection and happiness, from the this season of the year arid has hopes, in
support of his claim, and that hiik ! proof
will
b-* made before J. II. Upton U. S. Com
tho
weather
remaining
favorable,
that
human breast. Through strife comes
iniiwonf-r at L ini’lois, Oregon. on »Septem­
war and bloodshed, and tbo buttle of the Cui s bay built craft will be save.i. ber 21, 19J1. viz:
WALLACE POMEROY,
Armageddon, prophesied long ago,
,
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i»n bis H. E. No. 8185. for the Lota 3 and C>
lies at tho end of tbo competitive S tate of O uio , C ity of T oledo . I
L«f. 23 find Lots 2 and 3 of ¡Sou. Jt> Tp. 30 8..R,
L ucas C ounty ,
) ' '
system. Peace, prosperity, and the
15 W.
He nnmes the followin'» witnesses to
F rank J. C heney mal.es oath that prove
perfection of government nnd tho
his C ’Dlinnons r< si•len«,e noon and
human race can only be bad under he is the senior partner of the firm of : enit ivn t’on of said land, viz: C. M. Hough
L Hii»loi«, ( )i ''i.-oit. A H G-ierhi. of
social conditions from which strife, 1'. I C heney & Co., doing business I I i ro n • of !oi-.
Ortn’on, E B. Thrift, of Lnngl »is,
hatred, greed and inequality have in tbo City of Toledo, County- mid ; On '<»!!, (’. I . I »1 q wen rot her •’of Laugh (is,
Orr«on.
been eliminated. Will you diiect State aforesaid, and that said firm
J. 1. B hidg ’ «,
a’!;:8
RepUter.
«ill
pi.v
the
sum
of
ONE
Ht'NDRED
your rflbrts toward a peaceful change
DOLLARS
for
each
rtud
every
cnse
to a grander future, or will you ig
NOTlCi. r
PI BI|14’AT1ON.
nore conditions and taka chancea of of Catari b that cannot bo cured b>
Dep'.u tinriit Of’I ho Interior,
tho use of H alj / m C atarrh C ure .
consequences?
L
and O jtfxuk at R oskbubg . Onv< - on .
F rank J. C heery .
Aucnst 10, HM)l
Sworn to before tun an 1 snlinciibol
Pot Hand Telegram: The British
VOTirp. I< HLPJT.Y GIVEN T;I\T
Artny of 200,090 at a million dollars in my presence. Ibis Gth day of Do- 1 i the I illowin > ohdh J sett, er has filed
notice of his iab nt ion t > make final proof
it day, reports having killed 23 Boer-. comber, A, D. 1838. ■
in support of hl < laiiu, an<Hhat *«¡<1 proof
.
a . W. G leason .
b”-t week. Excellent! Gluriom! At I t
•t’J he ma le btfor* L. H. Hn.'inrd. Coiintv
<’i< rl< ?it Coquille City. Orejon, uu Sept, 28.
Notary Public.
this rate tbo Boers will be extermin • st al -
1001, viz:
tiled at the samé t'me that Great
POUTER SUMMERS.
Hail
’
s
Catarrh
Cere
is
taken
inter
­
Britain goes bruke.
I ,.r lit« H. 1-' No. 1(W7f.. for t*K> W'X "f MB’..
N tA J* of Sec 5, I p 'id 8„ i$. 14 West.
Telegram: Kitcbnr-r sent out a nally and nets directly on the blood I SJg He of num.
k H e following '.ilnesp s to prove'
ami
mticon-i-Eiirfiices
ef
the
system.
hia i'ontinm»’!-’ re ldenco npoi» and cnlliva
few Johnny Atkinses -absent minded ;
tion
of
Raid
viz:
t. I ilu in cm rot her.
beggars, yon know- the other day to S-nd f r testimonial', free. F. J. of Bandon. O land,
cmhi , Marn iel IJ. Smith, of
Cur
kt
A
Co.,
Toledo,
O.
Soi
1
by
I'nndon. Ore'’onfF A. P’i<ks »n. of Itandon,
banish the Boers, nnd the absent-1
Oregon.
funded beggars haven't got back yet, I Drugge-t.-i, 7.’>c. Hall's Family Fills Oregon. B. 1'. Cope, of Band»»n.
J. T. JhnpoFH,
*■ *( the Boers are not batik bed.
are the best.
ent» If»
Registar.
Nodes for Publication.
DO YOU NIED AiiY HARD-WARE?
S ummer G oods !
Ba! Ba! little black sheep,
Have you nay wool?
Yea, yes, u>y dear kied sir,
1 have three ba«» full.
I have one for iny master.
So very kind, but uuwiae,
And two for campaigners,
Who pull wool over his eyes.
If You Do
Stoves, Ranges
We nre etili doing bpsinfFH at The Old
Star <’ and can phi* *. \<>u. Cive us a Call
and examine our
and Ferm Implements, Etc
Now is tlio time to purcbi’se Hurdwaro. The undersigned bus
in stuck a large as. urimeut of
has just received a full line of Spring
Hardware, Tinwaro, Graniteware,
Dry Goods, also a Large
Glascware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Assortment of
Men’s Boy’s and Children's Suits.
A. McNAIR,
LATEST STYLES AM) LOWEST
The Bandon Hardware Man
= PRICES. =~
A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries New Srping <x nd Summer Goods
Always on Hand
coming in on every boat
PiilntM. Oil*. Moors ait«l Wir.doMs.
T1N8HUP IN CONNECTION.
r-*
Perf.-ct tit
Guaranteed.
Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing.
The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw
Steamer,
T
1)reHS na‘1 Furnishing Goods, Oneita Vnion Suits, nnd
AjutWonderful Bargains iu Underwear nud Hosiery.
Orders tai.on for Men’s Taylcr made
Suits. Fit and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
,(C) J- t
i .ILly
Goods u
9
T/T1'
O Suits for ?-!eu, Yoathrt. B ovh and Childre».
XT.XcwLt-
Const-ntly on H nd.
Jl.ti'» l-’urtiisliing
i-c nltr. ‘ -v Hats, N<- v li--< N - -Shirts. Uud-irwaro,
and Sil*« ■*. It. .its and Rubber Go '*is.
Hay, Crain, Seed and L-'ccd,
Sanderson
Thia Steamer will eive a regular 10 dav Service between Coquille River, Oregon, nnd Sr.n
Francisco, California, for both pasaengora and freight.
For full or further information apply to Cnptnin A. Reed, on board steamer or
M. I’.. LEE. Agent, Bandon. Oregon.
N. LOBENZ. Agent. Ooqui/e. Oregon.
E, '1. KliCZ. General Agent., 207 Front Street, San Francisoo. California.
THOMAS ANDERSGF, Prop.
Hotel Coquille,
\Vc.u l’nnd 'it al! Time.-;
Fresh Beef, Fori; Elj-ion, Smokes
L
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O
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Fresh Vegetabl , 1’onl
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Stell,
ChiHri t.
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ÏGüCani txpoc
$2 worth 1er $1,
3t your money’s
n u-Um.wool. Iii-les, etc.
for b< i f. ]
This well known hotel is now under new and com-
pi-tent management and has been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. The tattle service is equal to
any.in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for corn-
nierciul men. Baggage transported to and from
boats situl trains free of ehurge.
l’it.e new bar in eounoetion with the hotel.
< V
Butler a 1 nil F irta Produce, and a
Generous cur
JOJSX CFÍIMEX, Proprietor.
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YVorkuinuship up tu di.'o iu
DS3ISKS,
COPYKICHTS fto.
Anynnn Rcn4ln7 n Pkofch mid description ivav
qtecld.,'ascertain, free, whether an Invention ts
proh’i't.'v iDitentab’e. ('oniaiunica!Iona strictly
c-.a iil-cttiaL OU!* *.t, rem.« y r.u'ra1. »imtR patents
in America. We have a Washlng'on - nice.
Patents t:;ken through JJJ iuju A Co- receivij
special notice in the
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<".t>y
thing in my lino.
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Estate.
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V. R. Bue ; im ham .
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DISPATCH
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General Praying and Haulini;
a Specially
Leaves Bendon every morning, except
Sniit];ty, at 7:30 o’clock and luitkrs Conner
tions wiili th»j train and steamer Myil at
10:30 :t. rn. at ('oquillo City.
L hrvpr C fpiille Cd v nt 12:30 p. m., r.rriv-
n.’T nt Bandon at 4:30 p. m.
»
Commerciai Aicv ]’r< ii.j.tly avr.'
Safely l)tlivercd at ani,
Point.
Good Rigs, Gcod Teame, Rates
ReiiBODtible
ublic.
if
I.V
X,
Will Fumisi! mid Deliver Wood on Short
Notioe.
Notice is li<r<-l>v giv.-n thnt. I wilt pince
pois m in the fieli! in which I paulino iny
ilio p. 1* bus became neci-hs irv la do ao to
¡iroin-t uiy sii ep troni the rnvag< s ol the
dogs.
T. ANDEU8ON.
E l D orado
NOTICE POU PUBLICATION.
¡■pepili*Imeni Of The Interior.
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TONSOBLU PARLORS
at
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P. D. HOVT, Prop.
i
In F.L DORVDO BUILDING.
First Street, BANDON. OKEGC
SH'VÍNH.
SHAMPOOING
AND
HAI
Bathroom newly fitt«-<l upulth P oh - ì I h »
¡ uh. Hot or (old >ÎH’hR
<•< n«n
CLARENCE Y. LC WE,
llandon.
g- . •'l
...... V—"T?WA!MTH)
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Ct I TING AT STA ND A Bl) Piili .,3.
one in each town to rule and exhibit a sample 1901 model
bicycle < f our manufacture. YOU CAM MAKE $10 TO
11 T
$50 A WEEK beside:-- having a wheel to ride lor yourself,
fe’a 1091 Vettels Gudrantsed $19 to $13
V "A •; •
’09 & ’88 Hodsls S. $7 h $12
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Apothecary,
»•'.
Is ju*d in receipt of n new and
fresh stock of
Drugs end Chonucals,
1’iitent t:ml Piopru-tarv I’lopntutioi.
Toilet Article*,
Drug’iclpti* Nimdrie«.
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w potaitivc euro.
■Apply Into die îi-M«rrL*, It i« ce l:h nLr.Grhefi.
ce 4.» At ì »rare*»r hv rmil :
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Bandon, Oregon.
RUSSEL l’ANTER, Master
U obeottrg , O jixgon .
AnwHRt 10. 1901
X’OTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN TtIAT
. Y
the f »Ilo.vinf'-nanu d Ruttler hns fin ti
notice nf hi« intenticui lo inaka final pr< '»f
in anpporl nf hi** olaiin, and ibat said pr<»«if
■vili be mr.de labore L. H. Hnzard C»unt\
CI» rk at Cuquilla City, Oregon, ou Sopì. 2L
1901. viz:
•
SAMUEL H. SMITH
nnlrsH. E. N » 10877. f «r tha NW>; of
KWq of Beo. 3. L” . <»f t l. ». NELof bW’.4
• »f L e. 4. i n 30. S li 1 l W.
He nnmea thf f >!l >wino witn' ssesto prove
hia contimi ris rrnidRnce np<-n and cultiva
t-ion <»f Hiiid lan I viz: C ì . Blumenrot hrr.
of Bnnd’»n. Or»j(Xon. P >rter Niifiner-*. of
’• tnd »n, Orpfmn. A. Li‘kson. of. Bandoli,
Oregon. B. F. Cupe, ol’ Bandoli. Orcuon
J. T. Bini.» a: ?.
Auslft
il ¿iste»1.
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CONRAD it BUCHINOTI \M. F f .< rs.
- - THE STEAM ER —
L and D fi icis
fenile ml
beautifully- ilhrai'H* M. larce^t eh eolation rf
any »«JeatlRc j<:;u an’, uev’.iy, tern»*?.’’
' ear;
1 L&i
f n itl
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n copies and
ON r.An.N t'S bent free. Ad.hess
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