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THURSDAY. MAR. i:. v.,02.
EDITORIAL.
Cabinet P om Ì ììoiim Kspannive.
Ne«v Yors World.
A member of the Cubiuet, to enter-
taiu largely, sbolli«! have such a house
as usually rents al from iGUOU to$12,-
(XI0 a year. Senator Depew pays
$1000 a moulb for bis house. On the
other side. Secretary d ilsou, who is
a com pai ni iveiy poor matt, lives in a
house that rents for nut more than
$75 a mouth.
1'ostmaster General
Smith spent bis entire sulury of $8000
a year, aud was compelled to write
magazine articles aud to add to his
income iu other ways to maintain bis
establishment. 11« liualiy wearied of
the struggle and took apartments at
u hotel.
Each Cubiuet Minister is expected
ouce a year to eutertaiu the I’resideul
and bis associates at dinner. Beyond
this he can cut out dinuer-giviug.
The Secretary of Slate, iu addition,
must give a broukfust ouce a year to
the diplomatic corps. Secretary Duy
resigned because be could uut afford
to follow the social pace.
Carriages and horses are furnished
by the Government to Cabinet mem
bets. All other expeuses they must
pay themselves. A member of the
Cabinet maintaining bis own bouse
would have to expend at least $15,000
a year, or nearly double bis salary, to
keep up even onlinary appearances.
Attorney General Knox, upon tak
itig up bis residence iu Washington,
began by purchasing a bouse costing
$110,000 aud hiinging with him u
team of horses that cost $12 000. His
expenses will be vastly iu excess of
$15,000 a year.
James S. Clarkson, when lie became
first Assistant Postmaster General,
rented a bouse at $3800 a year. His
salary was $1000.
Mr. Clarkson
laughingly said to his wife: “What
hail we do with the remainder of my
salary ?”
“Rent .a telephone,” was the reply.
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Having a Kun on Chninber-
Itiiri’H Cough BJenacsly.
Ami now it is Major Jenkins’ ttiru
to have a say. He will not accept the
sword the presentation of which was
accepted by President Roosevelt aud
canceled by Lieutenant Governor
James Tillman, of South Carolina.
Now that Miss Ellen M. Stone has
been liberated Uncle Sam intends
that Turkey shall have to stand reim
bursement of the fciim paid to the
brigands. Tho sum paid was $72,000
and the old Turk will do a whole lot
of sweating before that sum is
squeezed through bis fingers.
Sonth'Ciii'oliuiiuia evidently believe
one turn deserves another of like
character. President Roosevelt can
celed Senator Tillman's invitation to
fliue with Prince Henry, and now an
invitation which bud been extended
President Roosevelt to present a
sword to Major Micalt Jenkins of the
First Uuited states Volunteers, has
been cacceled by request of the peo
ple who contributed to tho purchase
of the sword.
The Oregonian, iu speaking of the
Tillman McLaurin affair says: “The
Senate can partially redeem itself by
taking a stand now against ruffian«,
liars and blackguards.” Well! when
Between tho hours of eleven o'clock
wo come to consider that “stand,” and
a.
m. and closing time at night on
take into consideration the charges
that have been made against members Jan. 25tb, 1001. A. F. Clark, druggist.
of that body as to the means used iu Glade Springs, Va., sold t welve bot
securing their election, the investiga ties of Chamberlain’s Coilgh Remedy.
ting committees, etc., the redeeming He says, “1 never bandied a medicine
features may be considered a doubt that sold better or gave better satis
faction to my customers.” This rem
fill quantity.
edy has been in general use iu Vir
In the “go” between Senators Till ginia for many years, and the people
man and McLaurin, the U. S. Senate there ara well acquainted with its ex
has lost its greatest opportunity, and cellent qualities Many of them have
and the twain deserve censure for testified to tho remarkable cures
losing their beads. The idea' that which it has effected. When you
pugilists should get hasty, go on the need a good, reliable medicine for a
stage without donning the gloves, cough or cold, or attack of tho grip,
without a time-keeper, without a ref use Cliatnberlaiu's Cough Remedy
eree, without having the meeting and you aro certain to be more than
properly advertised, especially when pleased with the quick cure which it
places of note stand ready to offer affords. For sale bv C. Y. Lowe.
large money to witness pugnacious
■—oco-----
scenes, is enough to chagrins the
f
laiius to Cure Consntuptives
Senate.
Elsewhere is published an article,
this week, showing some of the ex
penses which Cabinet members and
Senators are subject to at Washington.
There is one point that can bo dis-
oerned very clearly by a persual of
these expenses and that is, that these
servants of tho people are tied down
to custom and show as tightly as
a dude is to fasbonable dress. High
living, pomp, glitter and fashion
seems to bo the order of progress,
and it is little wouder that govern
ments retrograde in their general
purpose, which is to give the people
a safe, honest and equitable admin
istration.
That a man is known largely by
the company be keeps,” is an old
truism, while another proverb says
(bat “The books a man reads are an
index to bis character.” Roth these
sayings aro true and there are other
fingerboards along life’s path
way that point ont the different stages
with unfailing accuracy. Denver
will give $10,000 for the Corbett Me
Govern fight, and Los Angeles will
pay $20,000 for the Jeffries Fitzsim
mons fight. These are handsome
suras for cities to pay for something
that has not the least element of mor
ality or humanity in it; something
that carries nothing but brutality and
immorality within its scope. Did yon
say the world is growing better?
Cure for Catarrh
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If You Do
Fresh
Stoves, Ranges
Sausages,
Farm lmp!ements,
Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
LADIES’ FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
A. McNAIR,
AMERICUS CLUB
PURE WHISKEY
New,
Twin-Screw
and
Steamer
W®
In a combined movement planned
by Kitchener in the eastern part of
I he Orange River Colony the Boei
force was driven against a blockhouse
line, and lost GOO men killed and cup
tured Two thousand horses and 28
Odd cattle fell into British hands, to
getber with other supplies. Among
the prisoners were General Dewet’s
son, two commandants and several
coronets.
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A Printer Greatly SnrprÎMed.
“I was never so much surprised iu
my life, as I whs with the results of
using Chamberlain's l’ain Balm.”
says Henry T. Crook, pressman of the
Asheville (N. C.) Gazette. “1 Con
tractfid ti severe case of rheumatism
early lust winter by g -tling my feet
wet. I tried several things for it
without benefit. One day while look
ing over the Gazette, I noticed that
Pain Balm was positively guaranteed
to cure rheumatism, so bought a hot
tie of it and before Using two thirds
of it my rheumatism had taken its
flight and I have not had a rheumatic
paiu since.” Bold )>y C. Y. Lowe.
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dence property in Bandon.
Enquire of
J. M
of all Lind oh hiitid.
P rice of P uulicati » ns i » e
B andon R ecoudfb
Meals Delivered to persons living on tb-i
River, or along the tace ¡.onte
If .von haven’t a rejjnlnr, healthy movement of the
botvcls every il.iy. you're ill or will he. Keep your
bowels opeft. nn<l bo well. Eoree. in the Hhnpeof vio
lent phy.-ie <>r pill poison, is <la»r_vron.,. The smooth
est, easiest, most perl vet. way ol
the bcivula
«lourand «lean isle tako
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY
Pleasant, Palatahle, Potent. Taste Good, Do Good,
Never Sicken, Wouken. or Gripe, 10, 25, nml M cents
f»er box. Write for free »ample, and VVQUlet °n
tea It li. Address
<32
HTKRLIXG HKMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORK.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
A FREE PAI
Cur Offer.
Th« Bulletin is one of the leading papers
of (he West, and i.> a daily pub!;.1 Lt d hi San
Franc: co. find <;iv< s all the news. Out ofTee
inclndis the Sunday Bulletin.
Recorder and Bulletin, one yerr.. $6 00
lb Corder and Bulletin, one moi th
50
The Portland Eveuitig T< -!<•$. ram is is.'.ueti
six limes a
ft .Lives al! the news that
is woith reading am,l up to ii»ne of going to
pr< ss. much o; ll being 2Hi< urs fre her than
when it reaches here tbiuu^h any
jonrn.n».
Recorder and Td gram one y<r.r.
For a weekly tiewsp tper the Weekly Ore
f.o.tian leada iu the N »rth’.v« st, and gives
all the news usually- cou.laint d in a weekly
paper.
lit-corner ami W< eklv Oregonian..$2 50
It is the tint.y of e ch person to Reek in
formation along all lint s »bit. tend town id
bringing about bv! ter conditions and greater
pro-peril v for the human family, and for
the purpose < f giving our render» a ebatjee
to inform themselves we give them the
—Appeal to Reas >n. Any doctrine
doe» not appeal to the highest order of
soiling is not safe,
I-’ec »filer and Apnea! Io Reason. . $2
Trn for five cent*, st Drngf-iit.. Grocer., ReUsuntnts,
Saloon., News-Stands, General Store, and Barber,
fillups. They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong lite.
One gives relief! No matter what's the matter, one will
do you good. Ten samples and one thousand testi
monial, sent bv mail to any address on receipt ot price,
by die Rip.ua Chemical Co., to Spruce St., New York Citj.
50 YEARS’
K T rade M arks
ANY
HEAD
NOISES?
D esigns
C opyrights & c ,
Anvcme Rending a sketch mxf description may
qnfekly ascertain our opinion freo wfiether an
invent ion ia probably patentable. Comnuinica-
tionsHtrictl7eot1ti1lentl.il. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest nuoncy for securing patent r .
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
tpecial notice, without charge, in the
SctentUtc Htcericaa
I«
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. T.nrsest cir
cuíate.n ot aiiy scient tile Journal. Terni., S3 a
year: tour nionths, ÿl. Sold byull ncwsdenlers.
MUNÑ
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Branch Office, G25 F St.» Washington. I). C.
CLARENCE Y.
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DEA^i^F
by our new invention.
Expect to
worth
$1,
you
can
’s
at
M. BREUER’S
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F. A. W&RMAtl, OP BA LI its! ORE. SAYS:
Apothecary,
By local applications as they can
P. ß. HOYT, Prop.
not reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to erne
l.ocatcd in EL DORADO BUILDING,
First Street, BANDON, OREGON
deafness, and that is by constitution
1 ho Telegram,
POKTÍ, % NI>, ORF.
al remedies. Deafness is caused by
tin inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. H lieu
this tube is inflamed you have a rum Notice is hereby given to nil persons not
toti- -pass upon the premise, of 111-. Ken von,
bling sound or imperfect hearing, situated
....... ...... I'lorsH Lake and tin* «enti
and when it is entirely closed. Deaf- ty road, in Northern Currv. by removing,
catting, or deatroyinu titular upon said
uess is the result, and unless the in- land. $25 reward will be paid for informa
K >rE\M
tion leading to a Cou viol ion of trespass ns §
fliimation enn be taken out and this staled
above.
tube restored to its norma! condition, Dated at Bandon. Oregon, March II, IIK'1.
FEI ER NELSON. Ai cut.
hearing will bo destroyed forever;
tune cases out of ten uro caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
« You Can't
Get
flamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
$2
fcr
but
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars
and
get your money
for any case of Deafness (caused by
—
--
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Nhnving i«> Cents.
worth
Hall's Catarrh Cure, bend for cir
ISiGhs !85 Cent«.
culars, free.
F. J. C heney A Co., Toledo, O.
Workmanship up to dato in any Denier in lloot» and Mhoe.«
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
thing in my line.
llepairing'nnntly and promptly done at
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
----- Next Door to Post office.------
lowoat living price».
Only those bom deaf arc incurable.
1
HEAD
Druggist and
T0NS0R1AL PARiORS
HEARING
cPL [ m
LOWE,
Bandon. Oregon,
E l D orado
Shaving Parlors
Bath rooms
o
S ’ 03
8 iu Francisco Bulletin
Portland Evening Telegram
Weekly Oregonian
Appeal to Reason
ÎàïStæA EXPERIENCE
Do You
Know the News
J. L. THOMPSON
Do
Fresh Meats
UPTON.
In thè Evenirne Telegram, of Portland,
Oregon. Il is Ihe laigeal evening newa-
pipi' pnblished in Oregon: il oontaii.s
all tilt news of the 6int-e and of the
natioi
Fry it for a month. A sample
c py w 1 be mailed to you free. Adores»
“EL DORADO
Hotel Coquille,
CAI’T. W. II. BATCHELDER.
Real Estate to Trade
A few days ago a company was in-
corporated iu Baltimore with a capi-
t alization of §10,(10(1,(10(1, which con
trols pat tents whereby liber and cel
luloid can be taken by a cheap pro
cess direct from the cornstalks. Il
will enter at once into competition
with the strawboard trust, placing
upon the market many articles simi
lar to those manufactured by the lat
ter cutupuny.
DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
biaiuœt ,
An old Viigmiu iioiso breeder who L)
THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop.
We are still doing business nt The Old
is visiting iu New York claims to have |
Staiul mid can please von. Give U8 u Call
Hti infallible cur« for catarrh. “It ,
and exaiuiuu our
Will Keep on Hand nt nil Time»
seems to me," be said “that SM) per
Beef,
Pork,
Mutton,
Smoked
Meats,
Lard,
cent of the people of New York city
and
Etc
suffer more or less from catarrh, If
Etc.,
also
Now is the time to purc-lian« Hardware. The undersigned has
they will do ns I suggest, they I can
in stock a large assortment of
Fresh
Vegetable«,
Poultry,
Eggs,
Butter
and
all
Farm
Produce,
and
a
cure themselves in short order.
i
"A friend of mine who used to ! live
iu lookers bad such a severe case > of
catarrh that be was compelled to give
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc.
up bis business and go to Colorado.
' ii’uliil*. Oil*. Door* und WI iii I ohm .
The doctors told him that the high
TINSHOP IN CONNECTION.
altitude of that state would benefit
him. He remained iu Colorado near
ly a year aud then found bimeelf as
The Bandon Hardware Man.
badly ofi‘ as when ho left Yonkers.
After be had made up Lis mind that
L-tf- In connection with the Market Mis. Anderson conducts a
nothing could cure him and that be
fctT LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPART MENT,constantly add
might as well die at home as among
ing new goods to her stock of Jockels, Clonks, Ladies’
strangers be met an old tinker, who
HT Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs,
gave him the remedy, which cured
Ladies’ and Children’s Hose.
Inin in three mouths.
Particular attention giren to new and latest stylen.
“Dissolve a little powered alum in
a pil-t of ci<{er vinegar. Use the so
I
lotion as a gargle three or four times
Speedy
Elegantly Fitted
I
a day. It won’t do any harm if yon The
swallow some of it. Two or three
limes a day. but particularly just be
fore going to lied, dip a chicken feath
fì
iiís^eii IS pg ^.,
1
er in vaseline and stick the feather
- - l?rog3‘s
up the nostrils. I suppose any con
trivance bought al a drug store for
the purpose will do just as well hs a
chicken feather, but the old tinker iu-
sisted that there was some medicinal This StenmeT will eive n regular 10 day Service between Coquille River, Oregon, and San
Francinco, California, for both pahsunger» and freight
virtue m the feather.
"The gargle clears the throat and
For full or further information apply to Captain A. Reed, on board steamer or
lower portions of the air passages
N. LORENZ. Agent. Coqn’Ile, Oregon.
M. R. LEE. Agent«, Bandop. Or< gon.
from the nostrils. The vaseline heals
T. KltCZ. General Agent, 207 Front Street, Sun Francisco. California.
the disease«! conditions of the iiff«-cta«l
This well .known hot« 1 is now tinder new and com
parts. In a week the sufferer will
petent management nml Ims been thoroughly inn
feel better, aud if he will kpep up tho
hat
Can
For You
treatment he can be assured that he
ovated throughout. The table service is equal tq
will tie cured,” New York Mail and
any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com
Express.
merciai men. Baggage transported to and from
SKI.XOS. 1’i-op.
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boats ami trains fin-of charge.
t"!
Fino new bar in connection with the hotel.
ISwet-w Ciwigiit in Trap.
D enveh . March 1. -The News prints
the following from its Albuquerque,
N. M , correspondent:
“You can quote me as saying that
we can cure consumption in every
MOTN’HLY WKATHICIt ISEI'OKT.
stage,“ said Major Appel, chief sur
geon at Fort Bayard. "I have never
HA HE. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON.
before made that statement, but we
FEBRUARY 1902.
have succeeded in demonstrating it Mean temperature 43.15
Maxi m il in temperature 66, on 19,
beyond doubt.“
Minimum temperature 34 on 13.
General MacArthur, who bad been Pecipitation
26 36 incile».
accompanied by «Major Appel from No. days clear 10
tho fort, indorsed the statement and Partly cloudy 7
declared be had never been so much No. of days cloudy. H
Date on which hail fell 7, 12. and 25 to 28.
astonished and pleased with anything Th. storms 7. 9, 10, II. 12, 16, 25, 26.
in his life as the result of careful in Prevailing wind S W
vestigation of the work at the Gov Remarks. Elevation 1342 ft.
ernment Soldiers' Sanitarium at Fort A remarkable warm mon hs.
JOSEPH HARE.
Bayard. The main features ot the
Voluntary Observer.
treatment that has proved 80
successful iu the pure air of the
elvated region are life out of doors,
the most carefully selected, nutritions A I’orlv acre tract of linili. r land in Ben
ton County, n like truci in 't’llliunook, and
diet aud absolute rest iu the caso of one
in Coos.
reduced patients.
Will trade either of tlic’o tracts for resi
DeHfneMS Cannot he Cured
PLilad j I| hia Record: IVe draw in
long breaths an«l protrude when we
talk of our billion dollar export busi
ness. I; is maguilieent.. But wo for
get that we uro a billion dollar conn
try and there uro tunny millions of
us. Our exports nmonut to Ç19 per
bond and this is much, but tho ex
ports of Great Britain are $30 per
lieBil and the exports of France $21
per head. Even Germany follows
close at our heels with yearly exports
of $16 per bead.
Toledo Bee: If protection is such
a wonderfully good thing, why don't
th« Republican leaders in Congress
jump at the chance to discuss it and
spread their argument before the
people? Carnegie accumulated sev
era) hundred millions while the i eo
pie were being tax««! to protect him.
The Bteel trn -t is selling steel rails in
Europe for $17 and charging Ameri
cans $28 for tho same rails. They
pan do that because tboir infant in
tiistrv is protected.
J
Is just in receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
I
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations 1
Toilet Articles,
»r iio'gÍMtN MunilrieH.
P ekfvmes , B kuhhes , S ponges , S oaps
N uts and C andies .
Clftai’H, Tobacco* and Cigarettes.
PaihtK. Oils. GhiRHPR. nnd Painter’sHupplied
B altimore
. March 30. too ».
Gentlemen
Beinpf entirely cured of deaftiess. thanks to your ittauiuut i will now give you
a full history of my case, to be used at j our discretion.
About five years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
my hearitig in this ear entirely
>,
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three month«, without any sitcccss consulted<1 num
ber of physicians, among others, tile most emivent ear specialist of this city, who told me th^k
only a?» operation could help me, aud even that only t emporal ily, that the head no\ses would
then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear would bo lost tor' ver
»4
I then saw your advertisement acciden ally in a New York p.'»per, and ordered vourtreaV;«
ment. After I had used it only a few daj s according to yo>ir lire* tions. the noises ceased, and ij
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. I thank youig
heartily and beg to remain
Very trn’.v voitrs.
F. A. WERMAN, 730S. Bp’nd’.vny, Baltimore, M L
Our treatment does not interfere irith your usual occupotion^
YOU CAN CURE YCURSELF AT HOME
at n nominal
coist.
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLlral'J, 593 LA SALLE AVE,, CniOASO,
ILL
—THE STEAMER-----
DISPATCH
THOMAS WHITE, Master
L p .' ivph Bandon every morning, except
Sunday, at 7:30 o’clock and makes conuec
lion« with the train ai; I steamer Myrl at
16 M) a. «n. nt Coquille City.
Leaves Coquille City at 12:30 p. ni.. arriv-
nn at Bandon nt 1:30 p. ««>.
Ask your
Druggist
for a generous
IO CENT •
TRIAL SIZE.
m.Tcnry r
Ruy other
injurions einig.
It I» quickly Absorbed.
Gires Relief at onc-j.
It opens end cleanse»
the Nn«n! Pa-snscr.
¡w n «•«
Ailays Icilnmmatlon.
Tieniti and Protects the Vervi- ™.n o.
Senses of Taste and :uoll. F I! H’
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ar. 1 our biand« are preterr?-' by them, nn liioy arc superior to all others. In
or hr»-'. givetiieConiumer »he benefit of Uie largo profit* of Peeler and
Mi
ian w.. have de< «-’cd *.» now sell direct to ths Consumer our Sto«,*
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Whiskey »nd Clears in-ilWi V iJ
0
with privilegeof ox
cbidlnfftheltrrizesfnrVnloI ^OsOi atLlnntlon, while whlsto
and Cigars alcno cost more than we ask fnr tho entire lot Our Whhfc-y fa
an 4bsnto«olr Pnr.a l«l y^ar r id Rye and our Clgero rvnutne Coban band*
n»rde.clear Itovana.roa « in • - t n«-n f-’etorv Th--«’ r-njirs nro far better
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