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THE RECORDER IS PUBLtsnSD EVEKÏ TIIUHSUAV AFTERNOON ... BY ... DAVID F. STITT, XIUTOB AND pnorniETOR. 8UBSCK1PTION RATES. One Year........ Six Months.. Three Months «2 00 . 1 00 50 Thia paper is entered nt the Bnndon post otfioe as Seoond-clnss Matter. THURSDAY, EER. 6, 1902. EDITORIAL. Nearly $2,(XX),(XX) in dividends was paid out last year by the whiskey trust. This sum more than doubled the dividet.de of the proceeding year. This trust trusts in whiskey but not for whiskey. The Oregonian is doing some good reform work aDd is hitting sledge hammer blows at government abuses, but it is useless to think that reform will come under present arangement and conditions. Peace begins when strife ceases, and competition for the necessities and conveniences of life is not the dove that will usher in the millennium. Third Assistant Postmaster Gen eral Madden has given up his fight to exclude tbe Appeal to Reason from tbe mails at the pound rate, and that journal and its army of workers will make Madden the present of a gold watch in recognition of the advertise ment he has given Socialism. Mad den is now advertising W. J. Bryan’s journal by denying hitn the right to send copies of it to congressmen un less they subscribe for it. Madden seems to exerciso censorship over wbat congressmen read. Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin is 'said to be an able man, but in the past as well as in the present, be has been a corporation lawyer, hence it is said of the bill bo has introduced in Congress that its purpose is to delay and finally defeat tbe construction of an isthmian canal. Tbe congressional body was instituted to represent tbe people and in that representation to carry out their will and labor id their interests, but instead it is constituted a body to represent and carry out the wishes of tbe wealthy corporations, whose hirelings many congressional members prove themselves to be by their strenuous and doubtful efforts niude in trying to serve their masters. The American Economist, a publi cation of New York, which hangs out a headlight purporting to bo in the in terest of Amercan labor and industry,is making a vigorous fight against tariff revision, and also against reciprocity, except in such articles as this country does not produce, or on which there ean be no reason or sense in applying a tariff schedule. Tbo Economist is run in the interest of protected in dustries, aud lets its light shine out from a mountain of wealthy eminence. From its obsevation it speaks truths that apply io great business concerns which have reached enormous pro portions, and which are unbalancing tbe business structure, but they do not apply to tbe general welfare of tbe body of business and labor. Tbe stand such protectionists take is that of greed, which neither looks to nor cares for equity. Peace on earth will not reign so loug as the incentive to action is dominated by that monster, greed, and labor will never receive its due uuiler usury. God Give Us Me A Fa it li fu I ltcpublican Paper Décrira Again«* the Majority I.cud in Congreaa. From tbe Chicago Inter Ooean [Rep.]. Looking at tbe situation as it is in Washington today, thoughtful Amer icans see tbe House attempting to discriminate, against cur Filipino wards as we never discriminated against them when they were utterly foreign to us. They see Cuba, whose bonds to Spain wo disolved, menaced with complete commercial separation from us, and with a commercial isolation which even the Madrid Government did not impose upon her. They see the aspirations of the American peo ple for an isthmiau canal that will at the same time facilitate their com merce and strengthen their National defense, juggled, paltered with, and tossed about as if it were the merest trifle of the day. And all this they have seen done at the behest of three or four special in terests whose part in the Nation is but a tiny fraction of tbe whole, Ou the other band, what do the people see as tbe only constructive piece of legislation likely to be ac complished by this Congress? The ship subsidy bill—a measure desigued and promoted chiefly to take tbe peo ple’s money and put it in tbe pockets of special interests which are well able to take care of themselves and to add to the profits of the two most power ful industrial combinations of the age. This is the record of tbe majority— the Republican majority in tbe 57th Congress up to the present. This is the record which if not speedily alterod, the Republican party must carry into the Congressional elections a few months hence, and which Presi dent Roosevelt and bis party must defend, if they can, in tbe general election two years hence.“ “God give us men,“ prayed a great American poet in a dark hour of the Nation’s life. Tbe Republican party and tbe Nation, as they contemplate the record now making by the 57th CoDgress, may well reecho that prayer. Mr. Wheeler Got Rid of His Rheumatism. ‘•During the winter of 1898 I was so lame in my joints, in fact all over my body, that I could hardly bobble around, when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the first application I began to get well, and was cured and have worked steadily nil tbo year.—R. W heeler , Northwood, N. Y. For sale b,y C. Y Lowe. OO Wirch mm Expansion From tbo OreRoniRD. When Marconi first announced bo had signaled across the Atlantic, scoffers raised their voices on every side. But now they know better. Everybody realizes that Marconi btiB made one of the grandest discoveries of the age. Nothing electrifies the imagination more than wireless telegraphy. The phenomenon of tlionght daiting across the ethereal waves of space puts us into wireless connection with fairyland. But as tbo fairy laud of yesterday is the actual land of today, so may tbe dreamland of tomorrow be tbe actual land of the day after. Tbe electric signal has sprung across an ocean 2000 miles wide. And this distance is but a band-breadth for tbe electric impulse. A kite on one side of a great ocean, a high pole on tbe other, thought darting between--tiere we have the suggestion of an entire re creation of terrestrial means of communication. No part of the earth’s surface is so sequestered that the electric impulse will not find it through the wireless medium. Cathay was once as far away as Mars. May not wireless teleg raphy bring it as close as our neigh bors behind tbe next bill? -----DOO----- Telegram: W ith tho exception of Great Britain, the United States ship yards are turning out more ships than those of any other country. Why should there be a ship subsidy law. —ooo---- A Young Financier DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE? MARKE! “There is a small cross eyed boy THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop. T-P We are doing buainesR at The Old living in this city, who if be doesn't Stand and can please you. Give us a Call lose bis life through just retribution and examine our |H K,,.|, ou Hand at all Times will grow up to become a great finan cier.“ declared Jones. “For some time my wife has possessed a yellow Now is tbe time to pnrebnse Hardware. Tbo undersigned has pnrp that has no earthly excuse for iu stock a largo assortnieut of living. But she thinks he is the finest Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, and a dog in the city and epends most of her time hugging aud kissing bis dirty little nose. Finally the dog Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies. I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, hides, etc. worship became so unbearable to me Paints, Oils. Door« nini Windom*. that I resolved to end the nuisance. TlNSHOr IN CONNECTION. Chancing to meet a small cross-eyed boy one day, I said to him: “ ‘See bore, boy do you want to The Bandon Hardware Man. earn a dollar?' “ ‘Sure,* said be. In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a “ ‘Well then,* said I, ‘you go up to LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, constantly add :*r my house, watch your chance and 5-ir ing new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies* steal the yellow cur that you will find JfT Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt-Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs, hanging around there. When you Í= é T Ladies’ and Children’s Hose. get him bring him down to my office Particular attention given to netv and latest styles. and get your dollar.* -—AT THE “Within two hours the ley was back with the cur tied to a rope. “ ‘Wbat will I do with bim boss?“ he asked after I had paid bim. “ ‘I don’t care,* I snapped ‘Drown him if you want to. “That night I di*-covered my wife - Frop‘3. in tears and I was informed between sobs that poor, dear little Fido, was missing. The next day she had an advertisement inserted in all the papers offering $10 for his return. Thia Steamer will give a regular 10 day Service between Coquille River, Oregon, and San Fruiteisco, California, for both passengers and freight. Tbe third day she met me joyfully at the door and announced that Fido For full or further information apply to Captain A. Reed, on board steamer or Coquille < 'ii j had been found. N. LORENZ, Agent. Coqirlle, Oregon. M. R. LEE. Agent, Bandon, Oregon. J. P. TUPPÈ«, Proprietor. “ ‘Where?-* I asked, concealing u E. T. KRL’Z. General Agent, 207 Front Street, Sun Francisco, California. groan. ’ This well known hotel is now under new and com “ ‘A little boy brought him back,* petent management and has been thoroughly ren silo answered. ovated throughout. The table service is equal to ***What kind of a boy?* I asked any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms f. r com suspiciously. Two Papers rt»r the Pi ice of One. mercial men. Baggage transported to an. I from “ *A small, cross eyed boy, with tbe Get the New» of the World and CARL NELSON, Prop. boats and trains free of charge. most honest face that T ever saw on a the l ocal News Thrown Fine new bar in connection with tbo hotel. boy. I gave him $10, it being all 1 in as a Bii’galn. had, aud told him if he would go down aud see you that I knew you of all kind on hand. To those who pay np arrearages and a would be glad to Hdd $5 to it.* year in advance, and to ail new subscri bers who pay in advance, we make the “But the bey didn't show up,“ following proposition comprising several continued Jones, according to tbe different couplets to select from : Detroit Free Press. “As a matter of F uicm <> f P ublications pf . b > Y ear . fact I hadn’t tbe slightest idea he BUTTER, EGG’, und B andon K kcordeu 1?? 00 would. I wouldn't mind giving bim San Francisco Bulletin G 00 FRUIT and VEGETABLES $5 if ho would call.** f, 00 Portland Evening Telegram Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard, Sausages, Etc., also Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. A. McNAIR AMERICUS CLUB PURE WHISKEY The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw Steamer, Mandalay, “EL DORADO Hotel Coquille CAPP. A. REED. What We Can Do For You Fresh Meats of all kinds. Something That Wil) Do You Good. We know of do way in which we ean be of‘more service to onr readers than to tell them of something that will be of real good to them. For this reason we want to acquaint them with whnt wo consider one of »tie very- best remedies on the market for coughs, colds, and that alarming com plaint., croup. Wo refer to Chamber Iain’s Cough Remedy. Wo have used it with such good results in our fam ily so long that it lias become a household necessity. By its prompt use we haven’t any doubt but that it has time and agnin prevented croup The testimony is given upon onr own experience, and we suggest that onr readers, especially those who have sidh II children, always keep it in their homes as a safeguard against croup. —Camden (S. ('.) Messenger. For sale by C. Y Lowe. Meats Delivered to persons living on thJ River, or along the : taue Route BEST FOR THE BOWELS If you haven’t a regular, lioalthy movemeut of th« bowels every (lay, jou'ro ill or will be. Keep your bowels open, and he well. Force, in I ho Blmj eof vio- jeiit physic or pill pohton, is (IniiRcrous. The smooth est, most perfect wujr ol kevpiug the bowels und clean is to take CANDY CATHARTIC EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY rieaBft’it, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good. Do Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 2'». and 50 cents per box. Write far free sample, ami booklet on health. Address <33 8rERI.ING HEMKOY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORK. ------- 0-00— A FRZE T.ÏJ LERN Weekly Oregonian Appeal to Reason 1 50 50 <fui* Offer. The Bnlletin is one of tbe lending papers of the West, and is h daily published in Snn Francisco, and givt-s all the news. Oui ofi'ec includes the S iuíük . v Bulletin. Recorder an»! Bnlietin. one year.. $6 00 Recorder and Bulletin, one tnurdh 50 The Portland Evening Trh-pram is issued six tiniea a week. It gives all the news that is wot th leading a.nd up to time of going tc prcas, much of it I mw . ir 2+ hours frosber than when it readies bore through any oth i j»nrna’. : Recorder nnd Telegram one y< ar. $5 00 For a weekly newsy iper the Weekly Ore gotihin leads in the Northwest, and gives all tbe nows usually nontaim d in a weekly paper. Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .$2 50 It is the duty of e tch person to seek in formation along all lines that tend toward bringing about better conditions and greater prosperity for the human family, and for tbepnrpoKCLf giving onr readers a chance to inform themselves we give them the best —Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that does not appeal to the* highest order of rea soning is not safe. Rec order aud Appeal tn Reason. . $2 00 c* i »ii ) to every i ccitls a t ear. SO YEARS* EXPERIENCE ha :: b , curiiy county , obboon . JANU.tBT l!t02. Mean tempcratnre 44.01 Maximum temperature 68, on 11, Minimum temperature 21 on 25. l’ecipitatioo 8.01 inches. Snowfall in inches .50 No. days clear 17 Partly cloudy 4 No. of days cloudy, 10 Date of frost, light, 11 to 15, 18, 19, 22, 23. Killing frost 24 to 29. Date on which hail fell 24 Date on which sleet fell 24 Prevailing wind S W Remarks. Elevation 1242 ft. JOSEPH HARE. Voluntary Observer. TRADE MARKS D esigns C opyrights 4 c . Scientific American. handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation of any scientific Journal. Terms, $3 a year: four months, Bold by all newsdealers. A Coast Mail: Rotund Darby a young man who is employed by John Beat MUNN & C(J 301 Broadway. New York brauch Office, 625 F BL, Washington, D. C. as a teamster, was arrested by Mar AU Sein-, AUcwel ;•* . Perforailcn$ Utow shal Carter Friday morning on the the Bast fol ?.rJ Sewing Lines. CLARENCE Y. LOWE, charge of being on the streets after Only io an.I i, <.■ *.•-< rudi -none higher. You Ask fur tl. i.i - I .*i nearly every city Bandon. Oregon, having the smallpox and before be and U*wn, or by ;■:« Ir m THE IcC ILL CO.. had secured a certificate of health News and 113-115-117 H,-<t tl>* St.. NFW YORK. from a physician. In the Justice b a 3 L^ W>M»'»*R.«r- tncKfT • S f»» -V^VMQHBgaa court be pleaded guilty as charged Apothecary, and was fined $600 by Judge Hyde, JST’You can have it all for Is juaf in receipt of a new and fresh stock of Appeal to Reason: Under Socialism Per Month «-»VU .Hon th Drugs and Chemicals, there would be no idle labor. Every day of idleness would be a distinct Patent aud Proprietary Preparations In the Eventing Telegram, of Portland, Oregon. It is the largest evening new«- loss to society. Under competition, Toilet Articles, PARLORS pape published in Oregon; it contains tbo incentive is to limit production, to all th» news of the Rtate und of the Drnggifttft Snndricft. natioi Try it for a month. A sample stimulate price. Under co operation P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oaps o >py w 1 be mailt d to you free. Ado resa P. B. HOYT, Prop. tbo incentive would be to increase N uts and C andies . The Telegram, production to the limit. Tbero can Located In EL DORADO BUILDING, Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarettes, POKTLANI), ORE. Flrat Street, BANDON, OREGON Paints. Oils, Glasses, and Painter’s Supplied be no overproduction of the noces How« Thia. saries of life while any living creature ----- THE STEAMER----- SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR TRESPASS NOTfCK, is in want. This is recognized by the VV e offer Ous Hundred Dollars Re CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES. Socialists, nnd they desire to see ward for any case of Catarrh that Notice is hereby given to nil persons not to trespass npon the premises of l)r. Kenyon, every cue of God’s creatures supplied cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh situated THOMAS WHITE, Master between Floras Lake and the coun Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing, Tub. Hot or ('old Baths 25 cents. with everything heart can wish or the Cure. Leave« Bandon every morning, except cutting, or destroying timber upon said Sunday, at 7:30 o’clock and makes connec necessity of any occasion demand. lions with the train and steamer Myrl at F. J. C heney & Co., Toledo, O. land. $25 reward will be paid for informa tion leading to a conviction of trespass as 10:30 a. m. at Coquille City. Tolegrami It is again announced W e, the undersigned, have known stated above. Leaven Coquille City at 12:30 p. ru., arriv- that in tbo Schley case the President I. J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years, Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14, 1301, IIOOTS iat Bandon nt 4:30 p. m. PETER NELSON, A* ent- will sustain the Secretary of the Navy and believe him perfectly bonotable KIIOEN Druggist CATARRH and the majority of the naval court in all business transactions and finan of investigation. Very well; the peo cially able to carry out any obliga generous pie will forgive President Roosevelt, tions made by tbeirfiirn, ? Can t to Get for IO a CENT Raving implicit faith in bis honesty, M est & T ruax , Wholesale Druggists, Shaving Parlors $2 worth but you TRIAL SIZE sincerity and courage; but all the Toledo, Ohio, same they will still not only believe, W albino , Ki NN.AN & M arvin , Whole Ely’s Cream Balm can your money's <toiitalni and no cocaine, but they know that tbo findings nnd sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. nvTcnry nor any other ----- G----- report of the court—excepting Dewey Injarions drug. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in Nlinving 15 Cent», It is quickly Absorbed. —and of Secretary Long, were wrong, terna'ly, acting directly upon tbo Gives Relief at once. ■intli« 25 Cent*. false, nnjust and ridiculous. This is blood and mucous surfaces of the It ojiens nnd cleanses the Nasal Passages. so clear and conclusive that there is system. Testimonials sent free. Price fllealrr in B oo I m and M iocm Allays In.‘I'.nimndim. COLD Mi EAR Workmanship np to date io any- Heals an<l Protects the Mcmlirane. lb •’ no longer even wedge room for nr 75c. !>.•! bottle. Sold by all Druggists ! thing in my line. Senses of Taste and tmell. Full Size ike. 1 Repairing neatly and promptly done at iii.'1 1 •' : at |)ri or I yin III. gumeot in favor of the tiaval cliqne. Hall’s Family Pjlls are tbe best. 1 ---- Ne^t Door to Postofflce.----- lowest living prices. ELY PROTHiK^.Dft Wgrraa J tree t. Nev? York. i Do Know the ,,<r ANY HEAD NOISES? Anyone sending a rlreteh and description may quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communion« lions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents Bent free, oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive tpeclal notice, without charge, in the id o Druggist EOn TONSORIAL DEAFNESS A K3C: ¿-««NN Aa by our nev.-invention. HASD HEARING »W CURABLE Only those born deaf are incurable. HEAD KOiGES CEASE I^EiliATELY. SAYS: F. A. WeHN’.AM, OF B altimore , M<1 . March 50, 1901. Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured of deafne*;«. thanks to your treatment I will now give you ( a full history of my case, to be used nt your discrction. . / About five years ago my right eai began to sin;.», and t’m: Leptcn getting worse, until I lost/ my hearing in this car entirely y I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three ■ a . ill.out anv success, consulted a num ber of physicians, among otlu 1 , the most eniu.cni v 1 speci.iii.st. of this city, who told me thiit only an operation could help me, aud even that onl • tern’ot arily, that the head noises wound then cease, but the hearing iu the afTvcted ear would st forever i I then saw your advertisement m cidc-u ally in a New Vc*. k paper, and ordered your treat ment. After I had used it only a few days acc >rdiug t-* jc . d’rt< the m isesceased and to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the dis< i«cd car has been entirely re: tored. you heartily and beg to remain Very truly yours. F. A. V.’FR?.iA2i, 7'<. S. Broadway. Baltimore,/Nfd. / / Our treatmen! does not into fere with i/aur usual occupati/on I YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC. 596 LA SALLE AVE., CMiCAQO.^LL DISPATCH J. L. THOMPSON You Bathrooms ’ Expect fcr $1, get worth at M. BREUER’S ASTONISHIRS OFFER F- r many y«*r« we have n-dd on r Whlakka and Cigar« to Whohanle»Wonly and our brand, ara preferred by them, as they are superior to all othe/s. In order to give the Consumer tho hnnrflt of th« 1-irgo profits of Dealer and Middi'unnn, *.*• hnvn decidud to now sell direct t • tho Consumer oiXr Sloat Popular Brands of Whiskies and Cigars nt less thm wholesil 14>EAy.TlEyjLPJ«.l£££l<.Ef ’o?FwTET With every quart bottle of our famous 10 year old Qneea (ItvClujl, PurtRya and ono box of our Justly relehrntod ffennlre ( nbyn Itawd-Mad A 10« dear Havana Cuban Sperls Is. -.vid ¡rive ABMIU'TKLY FRFBoneAf tho hand somestopen face, extra heavy nickel Oent s Watch«« tnnde lady«) stem wind »nd set. genuine American nnovenu nt end easo, l-*st t'makoepcr on earth, does not tarnish and will 1 >st a lifci mo. 1 extra fin/, Vienna M >er- schaum Tire, 1 genuine Mi Tsch.au'j Cigar Holder, 1 pen ne Meerschaum ■" .'.'.ri tte Hob’rr, 1 pre«tv IsMht J” ’ a pouch. 1 el nt extra heavy nickel match br.x.1 pair pc-.rl caff buttons. I hall top ectfar button. 1 n«ck- ’ ’dde eh.aln and on«* beautiful charm Ill j-welry heavily 1C< fr’M p’.ntcd AU these 11 pieces famous Cuban Spec Iti» nnd one quid bottle cf onr faui.j 10 year old Queen City Club Furo Rv« runnel bo bought for hr« than »0. W« «ell tbe Whiskey and Cigare tn fiiji V QT c ° th prtvlloc«of ex clndlnglho 14 prlz n f T V Hila 1 ami tlon, while Whiskey and Cigar« alore cost moro than we ask for th«en«i Ire 1o| Our Wlilukey is an AhrMnf'iy i»ut a 10 year ole Rye und onr (%*/« j gennfn« Rennin« Cubs« t’ubsn hani- hand- ■nade.elry H-vnn i - > n fictory Th«^.., B.... are f ir toller ri«M cigar« than anything ever sdrarthe*» before lîc Onnrfcnlee nice t fha«oo<!*i he «nodi end er. I r<*am*i — ------ t barnn T eyffnot ng 'gT T An l‘r,mi-tm * f >n rlet.ii ‘. P- -kf I k-‘>i life with " two bind"«. I cork-eorew. 1 cigar cuttor and I •a repr*vented. . •••"•»» »uv meo »new vyith vy>»n orner Wfflxii nsswv *v« Good« koi cent in In plain package Write foe T 1 ' " ’*• t ,r» 3'1 W •• •°>*t m 'n adv order whoMsal« Prie» I lli« of Llqt .>r« end cigars. Hesponaibl«/agents werte*' Order to-day. j U» 0B DISTILLER'S DISTRILILTING CO«—R«t 431 North Çiitrk Ct-> C/Mcagn, / * / / 1
