Bandon recorder., October 02, 1902, Image 4

THE RECORDER
Secretary Hay to Karope.
From the Evening Telegram.
11 UrtUIHt
Secretary Hay baa added to tbe
already splendid record of the State
EVXHI THl'UikAY AFTKRMOON
Department during his incumbency
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of tbe bead office therein by hia pro­
test against tbe persecution of Jews
DAVID K. STITT,
by tbe Government of Roumania. It
XDITOB AND PROPBIETOB.
might seem that this was none of our
business, but the United States has
indeed become a world power, in a
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
sense that it waa not before, since the
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Spanish-American War, and more es­
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60 pecially since tbe Boxer uprising in
China and tbe consequent actions
Thia paper ia entered at the Bandon post and negotiations. Tbe United States,
office as Second-class Matter.
by a firm attitude, fairly forced tbe
greedy powers to abate something of
P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVER-
• tising Agent, 21 Merchants’ Exchange, their extravagant demands upon pros­
San Francisco, is our authorized agent.
trate China; aud though the European
This paper is kept on file in his office.
governments may not openly and
formally follow Mr. Hay’s suggestion
THURSDAY. OCT. », 190».
or demand to put a atop to the perse­
cution of Jews in Roumania, yet his
EDITORIAL.
scathing indictment of this continued
The New York convict« who re­ outrage in that petty oouutry- aud
fused to work, when fed upon rice, Roumania is not the only offender—
and demanded meat instead, are lying will not be without avail. Tbe court
in with the Beef Trust. Well they papers of European capitals may
belong together aa both parties are sneer at Uncle Sam's interference iu
robbers of the public.
wbat seems to them to be none of bis
business, but the courts themselves
The merging of the two great To­
do not fail to heed, in some degree,
bacco concerns have set dealers agog
wbat he says.
and they are devising plans to fight
Mr. Hay speaks for civilization, for
the trust. The most complete way to
true Christianity, for humanity, for
put that trust out of business would
justice, for the Truth and tbe Right
be found io the disuse of tobacco.
tbat are as eternal as God, in ibis
There is nothing to be said in favor
matter. The world will never have a
of a man making a cesspool of bis
civilization worth respecting until it
mouth nor a smokestack of bis bead.
quits persecuting any pereon or com­
The Tobacco War is over. Tbe pany or class of persons on account
great American and English Com­ of religion, race or even color. It
panies have buried tbe hatchet and does not follow tbat all persons must
are now smoking tbe pipe of peace. be treated with exact equality in all
In other words these combinations respects, politically and socially; but
have merged, to make war on the rest persecution of all kinds must cease
of mankind, and while they are tak­ before any nation can justly claim a
ing their peaceful smoke those not respectable degree of civilization.
included in tbe combine will have to Aud a nation that persistently perse­
put up when they too enjoy a smoke. cutes any people fairly and lawfully
within its borders—or there at all or
Orders have been issued from tbe
anyhow—on account of race or relig­
packing bouse of tbe Beef Trust for­
ion, ought to be considered nn outlaw
bidding employes to discuss tbe Beef
among the governments of tbe earth.
Trost on pain of dismissal. This is
Secretary Hay bases bis formal de­
practically saying to labor submit to
mand upon tbe possibly undesireable
tbe will of capital or starve, and yet
immigration that this persecution
this is supposed to be a country
drives into thia country, but bis real
wherein free speech is guaranteed)
demand and plea is based upon far
where if a person has a grievance be
higher grounds, and be presents tbe
or sbe may make it known. Liberty issue to the powers io a way tbat they
where bast thou fled?
cannot entirely ignore or evade, al
though they may assume or effect to
The Be«« fit Social.
do so. “You created tbe Government
Tbe Benefit Social last Saturday of Roumania,“ he says to Great Brit­
evening proved a splendid success ain, Germany, France, Austria, Italy
both as an entertainment and as to and Turkey, “now it is your duty to
finances. Tbe program as arranged compel your creatures to refrain from
was short but tbe encores were nu oppression.“ These governments say
merous so that it was extended to they can or will do nothing in conse
almost double its original length. qtience of tbis demand, will not notice
Tbe attendance was large and there it—but they will, sooner or later.
were a goodly number of baskets sold, Such a message is a voice of God,
and besides this there was a lunch and must be heard and heeded.
counter which was thronged after
tbe baskets were disposed of. Tbe
The Anarchy of Wealth.
proceeds of
tbe entertainment
amounted to $124.20, and the expenses
“I cannot shut my eyes to the
was only three dollars, which left tbe dangers tbat threaten our republic.
nice sum of 121.20 for Miss Mary Tbe greatest danger tbat I can see
McGourty, for whom the benefit |wae now is the anarchy of wealth. Tbe
gotten up,
Union was saved and slavery abol­
M ibb McGourty was taken to Port­ ished by an army of poor men from
land some days ago to undergo an the generals down to tbe privates.
operation for cancer. We under Now we see tbe wealth of the country
stand that tbe people of Riverton in tbe bands of a few men who never
raised 170 to aid in tbe cause, and risked their lives for tbe flag. The
that a few dollars was contributed agriculture and mineral resources of
from Coquille City, tbe result of an our magnificent country have been
entertainment there.
cornered by a few men with money
That the citizens of Bandon re­ and every bite of meat we take is
sponded nobly io this instance is evi­ doubly taxed by tbe beef trust. If
dence of their kindueas and sympa­ our government is ever changed from
thy for suffering humanity, and they a republic to a monarchy, or Empire,
are to be congratulated for their lib­ it will be done by the men of wealth,
erality in a good cause.
not by poor working men.—From an
Baskets brought from 75 cents to address by Father O'Brien of Toledo.
110, but mostly tbe price was in tbe
neighborhood of two dollars.
Coos Bay News; Rev. R. C. Lee
L
Sunday Welcome: Every Republi
can spellbinder receives the same in­
junction before taking tbe stump,
“Propose and advocate any remedy
for tbe trusts you choose, except
tariff revision. Whatever you do,
divert public attention from tariff re­
vision as tbe proper remedy. Noth­
ing but a reduction of tbe dutieB
could hurt our friends."
Western Socialist: A Cleveland
inventor has patouted a machine
which will automatically pbotograpb
the interior of a factory at irregular
intervals. As tbe workmen do not
know what second they are being
photographed they are on the drill
all tbe time. Tbe inventor expects
to mske a fortune out of bis cnecban-
ical slave driver but it is probable
that tbe scheme will be Btolen from
him and he'll die in tbe poorbouse.
Such is “civilization.”
Coast Mail: T. H. Dixon, a cream­
ery expert of large experience in Iowa
and Wisconsin, bol 'iog several state
diplomas and one from the Pan-
American, arrived last week to take
charge of tbe creamery of the Ice and
Cold Storage Co., if it is decide«] to
start up this Fall. Mr. Dixon kc-
tnred at Sumner Friday on creamery
matters, ami has been looking over
the grass producing lands of this ai<c
tion. He is pleased with tbe outlook
and recommends that tbe new cream­
ery be put in operation this Fall in­
stead of waiting until Spring.
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preached bis last sermon in Marsh­
field on Sunday. The M. E. confer­
ence meets at Grants Pass on Thurs­
day, and be may be assigned to an­
other point, but has under discussion
tbe taking of a rest for a year; in
which event he will remain in Marsh­
field. Mr. Lee feels much gratifica­
tion over the fact tbat during tbe
past year the MetL'bdist church has
paid off its indebtedness of about
$1,000, with tbe exception of $28,
which is provided for, aud the church
and parsonage are now out of debt.
How’s Thia?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cauuot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. C henky & Co., Props., Toledo.
Ohio,
We, tbe undersigned, have known
F. J. Cbeney for tbe last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all buBiness transactions, aud fi­
nancially able to carry out any obliga­
tion made by their firm.
W est & T ruax . Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
W aldino , K innan & M arvin , Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken io
ternally, acting directly upon ibe
blood aud mucous surfaces of tbe sys­
tem. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by
all druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall’s Family Pills are the beat.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
The next W C T U meeting takes
place Tuesday, at 2:30, P. M., at Mrs.
J. 8. Tilton's.
B
THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop.
Who'll step within a grog shop
A harmless glass to try
Of lemonade or soda?
Not I. oh no. not I.
I’ll so to better plaoea
When I'v« a dime to spend.
Or when I seek for pleasure.
Or wish to see a friend.
ou Hand at all Times
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter nnd all Farm Produce, and a
Stoves, Ranges
and Farm Implements, Etc
Now is tbe time to purchase Hardware.
in block u large assortment of
Tbe undersigned has
Tinware, Graniteware
Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, mutton.woo), bides, etc.
Pai lit«. Oil*, lloor« and Window «.
His meal, or bread, or clothing,
Or school books who will buy
From any liquor bondsman?
Not I, indeed, not I.
I’d rather help my neighbor
Who oomes with yon and me *
To fight tbe liquor traffio
And set tbe county free.
And when we boys are voters
(We shall be by-and-by)
Who'll vote for liquor taxes;
Or liquor laws? Not I.
I’ll go for prohiuition
And home protection strong
I'll give my time and money
to help tbe oause along.
How He Came to “Swear Off.”
\No I won’t drink with you, today,
boys,“ said a drummer to several
companions, as they settled down io
tbe Bmokiug car and passed tbe bot­
tle. “Tbe fact Js, boys, I've quit
drinking—I've sworn off.“ He was
greeted with shouts of laughter by
tbe jolly crowd around him; they put
tbe bottle under bis nose and in­
dulged in many jokes at bis expense,
but he refused to drink, and was
rather serious about it.
“What’s the matter with you old
boy?" sang out one. “If you’ve quit
drinking, something’s up; tell us
what it is.“
"Well, boys, I will, though 1 know
you will laugh at me. But I'll tell
you all tbe same. I have beeu a
drinking man all my life, ever since
I was married, as yon all know. I
love whisky, it’s as sweet iu my
mouth as sugar, and God only knows
bow I'll quit it. For seven years not
a day has passed over my bead tbat
I did’ut have at least one drink. But
I am done. Yesterday I was iu Chi
cago. Down od South Claik street a
customer of mine keeps a pawn shop
in connection with his other business.
T called on him, and while I was there
a young man of not more than twen­
ty-five. wearing threadbare clothes,
aud looxing as bard as if he hadn’t
Been a Bober day for a mouth, came
in with a little package in his hand.
Tremblingly be unwrapped it, and
handed ibe article to tbe pawnbroker.
Baying, 'Give me ten cents.’ And
boys, wbat do you suppose it wsh ? A
pair of baby shoes, little thing with
the bottoms only a trifle soiled, as if
they bail beeu worn only once or
twice. ‘Where did you get these?’
asked the pawnbroker. ’Got ’em at
borne,’ replied tbe man, who had an
intelligent face and tbe manners of a
gentleman despite his sad condition.
‘My—my wife bought ’em for our
baby. Give me ten cents for ’em, I
want a drink.’ Yon bad better take
tbe shoes back to your wife; tbe baby
will need them,’ aaid tbe pawnbroker
‘No. a sbe won’t, because—because
she’s dead. She’s lying at home now
—died last night.' As be said tbis
the poor fellow broke down, bowed
hi« bead on tbe show case and cried
like a child.
“Boys,” said the drummer, “yon
can laugh if yon please, but I—I have
a baby of my own at home, and I
swear I’ll never drink another drop.”
Then he got up aod weut into another
car. His companions glanced at each
other in silence) no odd langbed; tbe
bottle disappeared, and soon each
was sitting in a seat by himself read
ing a newspaper.
All women sensibly desire to be Attractive,
Beenty is tbe stamp of bealtb becanse it is
the ontwiird manifestation of inner purity.
A healthy woman ia always attractive. bright
and happy. When every drop of blood in
the veina ia pnre a beanteona flush is on tbe
obeek. But when tbe blood ia Impure, mo-
roaeneaa, bad temper, and a sallow complex­
ion tells the tale of aiekneaa. all too plainly
And women to-day know there is no beauty
without health. Wine of Cnrdui crown«
women with beauty and attractiveness by
rnakinK atrong and healthy those organs
which make bar a wotnsn. Try Wine of
Cardui. and in a month your friends will
bsrdly know you.
The Bandon Hardware Man.
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Sick stock or poultry should not
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sick persons should expect to be
cored by food. When your stock
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If you haven’t a regular, healthy movement of the
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We carry a complete stock of
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CONNECTION.
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For many yoara we have told our Whisk lea and Cigar« to Wholeaalereonly
and our brand« are preferred by them, aa they are superior to all olhera. In
order to give the Conautner the benefit of the large pmfita of Dealer and
M iddleman, we have decided to now sell direct to the Consumer our float
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other«, it will likewise bring it« re­
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we mnat first become the expression
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its requirements. And while others
may render themselves immune from
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tensities, the higher forms of love’s
vibrations will reach them and assist
toward inducing a consciousness of
tbe higher ioteoeiiies of happiness of
which they are the manifestations.
Repairinglneatly and promptly done «t
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In connection with tbe Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a
J-fV- LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, constantly add-
t-rr ing new goods to her stock of Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies’
Lt/“ Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt-Waist Sets, Collars. Cuffs,
fjy Ladies’ and Children’s Hose.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L and Oyncx
K osbbobo , Oaxaoit.
August 22, 1902.
■\yOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IA the following named settler has filed
notice of bis intention to make final proof
in support of hie claim, aud that said proof
will be made before County Clerk of 1 ooe
Connty at Coquille City, Oregon oo October
26, 1902, viz:
JOHN W. GREGG.
on his H. E. No. 9007. for the NW of NWg,
Seo. »3. 8WX of 8WW, Sec. 28, SEX ot SE^.
Seo. S». Tp. 27 8. K„ 14 West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon nnd cultiva­
tion of aaid land, vix: Jamc-H A. Morriarn,
of Bullards. ' -regon. John A. Hamblook. of
Bullards, Oregon. S. T. Lanegan, of Bul­
lards. Oregon, Al>e Rose, of Ballards, Ore
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DEAFNESS OS? HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
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Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F, A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE. SAYS;
B altimore . Md., March 30. 1901.
(Tentfrinfn : — BHng entirely cured of defifneM, thanks to your treatment I will now jftve you
afult history of my case, to be used at your discretion.
About five years ago my right ear begau to sing, and thia kept on getting worse, until I lofft
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only an operation could help me, and even that only temporarily, that the heud noise» wouM
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I then saw your advertiseim nt acciden ally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat­
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Workmanship up to date in any­
thing in my line.
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TRK8PAS8 NOTICIÉ.
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, HEAD-OHEE8E
and VEAL always on hand.
CORNED BEEF.
PICKLED PORK.
Notice I m hereby given to nil per rd ns not
totre«p«H3 npon the premise« of Dr. Kenyon,
situated between Flora« Lake and the coun­ BUTTER. EGG, and
ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing,
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
cutting, or destroying timber npon »aid
land. S‘25 reward will be paid for informa­
of nil kind«.
tion badin» to a conviction of treapas» a»
stated
above.
OR SALE OR KENT.—One acre lot in
Meats Delivered to person« living on tL*
Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1901.
Bandon: Good bouse with five rooms nnd
River, or along tbe Inge Route
PETEK NELSON, Agent
out boaeel on lot. Enquire nt Ibis office.
F
I h jn«t in receipt of n new nnd
frenh utock of
Drugs nnd
Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
DrnuKiNtM Mnndrie«.
PzRruMzn, B hushkh , S ponoxh , S oaps
N uts and C andies .
(’lijara, Tobacco« and Cigarettes.
Paints. Olis. Glasses, und Pointer*«Supplied