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THE RECORDER IB PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTKRNOOX .... BT .... DAVID 14. STITT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. SUBSCRIPTION HATES. One Year................................................. »- 00 Six Months............................................. 1 00 Three Months...................................... 80 Thia paper is entered at the Bandon post otfioe as Second-class Matter. THURSDAY. OCT. 33, 1903. EDITORIAL. The Venezuelan government is one of those machines called portable. It has no fixed place of business and is mostly on the go. Guam, one of Uncle Sam’s new possessions cau boast of one lively day at least, The islaod experienced 180 earthquakes in 24 hours. Aud now it is the broom men that propose forming a trust. This will be a sweeping institution and will iuflu« ence every home in the land. Governor Taft has given the Fili pinos to understand that they may have independence when they are fitted for it—some generations hence. An exchange says that David Ben nett Hill is doubtless playing for the nomination for president if be sees any chance to win. There is nothing startlingabout that) hundreds of others have or are doing the same thiog. No doubt but that Hanna wonld like to have a turn. Just now Secretary Sbaw is buying up United States bonds at a good round premium. A like service was performed some fourteen years ago after which President Cleveland's administration was forced to issue more bonds. Is Wall Street prepar ing for another run on the govern ment? There is considerable pressure be ing brought in favor of calling an ex tra session of the Oregon legislature. Governor Geer ought to know what to do in the matter. If the interests of the states can be served by an extra session, the general public will stand by him, but if it is only for factional purposes, the publio will discover it alortly and be would lose the con fidence and respect of his constituents. It is a common saying that there is a man in the moon, but it remained for the Salemitee, according to the Caqital Journal, to discover a woman there. This discovery was made on the night of the recent eclipse, but as the Journal stated that there were no large telescopes in use there that night, it will be bard to make the average person believe the discovers did not do a telescoping business in bottles and glasses on that occasion, Grover Cleveland has been heard from again. He warns Democracy to stay with “tariff' Reform." It is time that new aud vital issues should be discnssed. Changes in tariff are not likely to remove the ills and iniquities of an unjust system. Tariff has prac tically done its work, and the billion an- triiMlB will still be able to control the situation. So tar they have won out with few exceptions, the principal one of which was the conditions which obtained during the late coal strike and then it was doubtless the attitude of President Roosevelt and Governor Odell, bacgeil by a growing sen timent that the coulfields should belong to the people aud be worked in their interest. The coal barons only backed down when the lion showed bis teeth It is said the farmers of Kansas aud Nebraska will burn corn for fuel this wiutA. I wonder if anyone is foolish enough to think they will do this because nobody wants the corn? Not by a jog full. There are millions of hungry mouths in this country that want that corn. They are willing to exchange their labor for it, but the crazy system supported by the votes of American working men prevents the exchange being made. There are a thousand and one things the Ne braska farmer wonld like to exchange bis corn for, but the workers who make these things cannot do so be cause he is not in control of the nec essary tools,— Coming Nation. The Mocialietic Trend, The New Orleans Daily News ac cuses the street car company, whose employes are now on a strike, of open ly violating the franchise agreement it has with that city. In order to bring about open war with its labor the News recites that it haB forced long hours upon its men, reduced wages, made and multiplied discon tent by wanton disregard of common rights and in many ways sought trou ble. If this is the weapon of the public corporation, if this is tbs method of the servant of the public, then the public should awaken. If peace and DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE? W. C. T. U. COLUMN. combines, in the interests of larger dividends, the publio should either assert itself or go out of business. The next W C T U meeting takes The labor organizations in different place Tuesday, al 2:30, P. M., at Mrs. parts of the country are petitioning J. S. Tilton’s. the President to take steps toward A Boy’s Determination. the Government ownership of the coal mines. If the strike question con o. a. b . *. tinues in its present unspeakable, You can't make the pledge too strong; headless, senseless chaos. Socialism is Though I’m a little shaver. almost a debatable possibility,— Ore I’ll to the temperanoe ranks belong, And never, never waver. gon Daily Journal, What The English May. N ew Y ork , Oct. 15.—English moral ists are staggered by the tremendous simplicity of the negotiations for bringing the coal strike to a close, cables the London correspondent of the Tribune. Neither sovereign nor prime minister here could have inter vened in au industrial crisis as the President has donei nor is there any English financier capable of playing Mr. Morgau’s part. No labor leader has arisen in England with Mr. Mitch ell's influence over the workers. The strike, if settled by arbitration, will be a fresh proof, according to English observers, that Americans have the power of keeping their heads while walking on the verge of a precipice. Kan aTau Penn; Nall Through HU Hand. While opening a box, J. C. Mount, of Three Mile Bay, N. I., ran a ten penny nail through the fleshy part of bis hand. “I thought at once of al) the pain aud soreness this would cause me,“ be says, “and immediately applied Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and occasionally afterward. To my sur prise it removed all pain and soreness and the injured parte were soon healed.“ For sale by C. Y, Lowe. The Highty Horgan. From the Evening Telegram. King Aloohol’s a foe to all Who give him any quarter; The beat of drinks for young and old, Is pure unmixed oold water. No brandy sling or cherry bounce. No wine to soak a cracker, Nor will I touch a single ounce Of that vile weed—tobacoo. Though ruin and ruin rule the world, They shall not oonquer me. I’m pledged to total abstioeuoe, The true way to be free. No word profane my lipa shall pass, Nor filthy juice bespatter; I will not touoh the poisoned glass Though all the world may flatter. Then when I grow to be a man. And vote for legislators; I’ll do the very beat I can To beat tbe temperance haters. Took Ilin lawt Drink. THOMAS ANDERSON, Prop. ^^^^^^WHOteep on Hand at all Time* Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, and a A recognised authority—Th* Weakly WANTED.—A TRUSTWORTHY GEN- tlemnn or ladv in esoh oonnty to manage business for an old establishad bouse of (ol id finanoial «landing. A straight. bona fide weekly cash «alary of f 18 00 paid by check eaoh Wednesday with all expenses direot from headquarters. Monev advanced for expenses. Manager, 340 Caxton Bldg.. Chi good order are to be sacrificed by the Mgo, and Farm Implements, Etc Now is tbe time to purebnse Hardware. Tbe nudersigned bas lu stock a large assortment of Generous supply of fresh Groceries Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc. Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies. 1’aiutN, O i I n . Iloors and Windoww. T1N8UOP IN CONNECTION. LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. A. McNAIR, The Bandon Hardware Man. In connection with the Market Mrs. Anderson conducts a I-ÉT LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, constantly add MT ing new goods to her stock of Jacket«, Cloaks, Ladie»’ wr Underwear, Shirt Waists, Shirt-Waist Sets, Collars, Cuffs, Ladies' and Children’s Hose. Particular attention given to new and latest styles. The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Twin-Screw Steamer, Mandalay, AMERICUS CLUB PURE WHISKEY ----- AT THK----- “EL DORADO" -LYasiiiu&^cii ISvo^., _ D allas , Tex., Aug. 3- The right to ___ _______________________ - - PropB sell liquor in Hunt Couuty, adjoining Dallas on the North, expired at mid night of Saturday, and prohibition went into effect at that hour for tbe next two years. This Steamer will give n regular 10 day Service between Coquille River, Oregon, and Sap Pearl Austin, Toby Jackson and Francisco, California, fur both passengers aud freight. Pete Dewey determined to “drink For full or further information apply to Capt. W. II. Batchelder, on board stenmer, or whiskey till tbe last minute under tbe N. LORENZ. Agent. Coquille. Oregon. M. R. LEE. Agent, Bandon. Oregon. law.“ Each bad a large bottle. The J. 1*. TIIPPKK, Proprietor. E. T. KKUZ. General Agent, 207 Front Street, Hau Franciaoo, California. three men were standing in a farm wagon jnst as the clock struck 12, Tbis well known hotel is now under new and com Notice of Sheriff’s» Bale. Austin raised bis bottle lo bis mouth, petent managementjand has been thoroughly ren In the Circuit Conrt of the State of Ore saying, as be did so: “Here goes the ovated throughout. The table service is equal to gon. for the County of duo*. biggest drink ever taken in Hunt any in Southern Oregon. Sample rooms for com I CbriB. Long, Plaintiff, ] County.“ He took a long pull at tbe vs i mercial men. Baggage transported to and from I Alvin Mnnck, Julia Mnnck, ; No. 2035. bottle, with his head bent far back boats and trains free of charge. i and Harry M. Campe, De | ward. Fine new bar in connection with tbe bote). fendanta. J Suddenly he began to real, then to By virtue of an execution, judgment, order j and decree issued out of anil under the seal lurch, and in a moment fell to tbe I uf the above c >titled court, in the above entitled cause, to me duly directed and floor of tbe wagon. Physicians were • dated the 8ih dnv of Ch-lob r, 19*2, upon a called, but it was too late; he bad judgment rendered and entered in said court on the 9tli dav of September. 1902, in taken bis last drink and drawn bis favor of Chris Long plaintiff, and against last breath.— National Advocate. I Alvin Munck and Julia Aiunck, tuci of (he CAI’T. W. H. BATCHELDER. Hotel Coquille «Uoquillc C>ity, Biliousness Oreg.n lark We nre still doing business at The Old Stand and can please you. Give us a Call aud examine our Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard, Sausages, Etc., also J, Pierpout Morgan was reported last week by John Brisbin Walker, editor of the Forum Magazine, to be ready and willing to arbitrate and settle the coal strike, if everything on both sides were left to himself. He was to make absolute terms, and guar TlieSaloon Mnst Pay For It« antee peace, and work and coal. MKS. L. S. ADAMS. Work. Since then, yesterday, Mr. Morgan Of Calveslon, Texas. has acted; he condescended to go and “Wine of Cardui is indeed a blessing The United States Court of appeals see the President of the United States, has affirmed the judgment of the Fed to tired women. Raving suffered for seven years with weakness and bear- and arranged for a commission of ar eral Court in Nebraska that a saloon Ing-down pains, and hiving tried sev bitration. It may seem to some Amer keeper may be held financially re eral doctors and different remedies with no success, your Wine of Cardui icans a little humiliating that one man sponsible for tbe death of a patron wjs the only thing which helped me, has the power to bring about such a who dies as a result of au accident and eventually cured me It seemed to result, or to prevent it. A week ago, caused by his inebriety. Tbe suit was build up the weak parts, strengthen the system and correct irregularities.” discussing tbis proposition, the Chi filed by tbe widow and daughter of a cago Inter Ocean, a staunch Republi By “tired women" Mrs. Adams man who got drunk in a saloon and means nervous women who have can paper, said: as a consequence was thrown from a disordered menses, falling of the “J, Pierpont Morgan, principal de womb, ovarian troubles or any of buggy aud killed. Tbe saloon-keeper these ailments that women have. fendant in the case of The People vs. was sued for damages and tbe courts You tan cure yourself at home with Tbe Hard Coal Monopoly, proposes this great women's remedy, Wine decided that be must pay for tbe of Cardui. Wine of Cardui has to sit as judge, to render a verdict, death of his patron. It is a long stride cured thousands of cases which | and to pass sentence. That is sub toward temperance, and we shall ex doctors have failed to benefit. Why stantially tbe Walker Morgan pro pect a multitude of su>-h cases to be not begin to get well t.xlny? All druggists have «¡1.00 bottle's. For posal. Having, as be thinks, held up filed. Certainly tbe decision is just: any stomach, liver or bowel disor 80,000,000 people with tbe weapons of and it is but one more stone in tbe der Thedford's Black-Draught I should be used. . their own laws of private property, foundation of our belief that tbe For ar*.« -Icean 1 literature, adflrPM, ff’vlnir | Mr. Morgan proposes that they shall American people are learning too 5yinpf<rt:R, The l.atiiet’ A<lvit.<»ry hrp.’M" 3 iMi-iic, Tlie CliattMnuox.i .Medicine t i Chattanooga, Tenn. unreservedly confide their present and much to long tolerate a wholly bad future welfare, as regards a necessity bnsi ness.— Cumber la nd Presbyterian. of life, to his sole decision. Upon Mr. Morgan's theory, it is almost super A Policeman*« Testimony. I ■■!«) I— ■ iwiii « ..... ■mt"-— fluous to say, we should have no need of elections and Congress and laws Captain Nott-Bower, who has been aud Presidents. All we should need appointed city commissioner of police, to do would be to trust Morgan. As and served twenty years as chief con tbe rest of us 80,000.000 contemplate stable of Liverpool, has gi vpo his help our Government and ourselves as and influence to temperance and other ••I have used your valuable CASCA- viewed by Mr. Morgan, it is difficult movements for the elevation of the KRTS and find them perfect. Couldn’t do without them. I have used them for some time to do more for tbe time being, than poorer classes. He made a very ie- for indigestion and biliousness and am now com highly resolve to be calm, and, with markable statement on one occasion, pletely cured. Recommend them, to every one. Onoe tried, you will never be without them in out malice or resentment, to abide by says the London Daily News, with the family.” E dw . A. M arx , Albany, N. Y. tbe cause of tbe President and people reference to tbe appalling amount of CANDY of the United States.“ Satuaday night drinking in Liver CATHARTIC But this, it has turned out, is some pool. It was to tbe effect that if tbe wbat of an exaggeration. Theodore money spent in tbe public houses on Roosevelt, President of the United that single evening of tbe week were States, and a fair and just umpire, is only Hpent on tbe necessaries of life* to have the appointment of tbe ar the ordinary stocks of the grocers and bitrators. Mr. Morgan has discovered bakers and provision dealers in tbe Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do or will discover, that be does not quite city would uot be able to supply the Good. Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c. 50c. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... own the people of tbe United States demands that wonld be made upon Bterllu* Remedy Compaay, Chien go, Montreal, Rew York. 321 yet, uor their Government, nor their them. This indicates something of MA.TH.RAP Sold and guaranteed by all drug- IIU" IU DAv gist« to CVJJEJB Tobacco Habit* President, nor even tbe Governor of tbe amount of starvation that is oc New York, nor tbe courts. He is a casioned by tbe vice of intemperance, mighty man, indeed, but be is not according to the experience of a man GUARDIAN SALK OF REAL ESTATK. who, from tbe position be has held, Notice is hereby given that in pursuance quite the Whole Thiog yet. of an order made bv tbe County C >ui t, of is well able to form an accurate opin the State of Oregon, for Coos County, on the Sth day of September. A. D.. 1902. in the ion on the matter. How's Thia? matter of tbe Estate of Maoma Webster, We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. C heney & Co., Props., Toledo. Ohio, We, tbe undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business 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 in ternally, actiug directly upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of tbesys- tjui. Price 75o. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Hall’s Family Pills are tbe beet. If You Do Stoves, Ranges EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given flint by An order of the (\>untv Court. of the State of Oregon, in and for the Conntv of Coos, made at Chambers. in Coquille City, at the April Term. 11)02, Frank Flan> was duly appointed as exeontor. of the Inst will and teatament, of Frances Flam, deceased, and that letters teatamentorv have been duly issued to me, tbe said Exeontor. Therefore all persons having clnima against tbe said eat Ate. are hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to said Executor within six mouths from tbe date of this notice. Dated tbis 26th day of September. A. I). 1902. FRANK FLAM. Exeontor of the Estate of France« FlHm, de ceased. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. L and Ornca at Roasauko. O bboon . August 22, 1902. "VOTTCE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before County Clerk of . oos County at Coquille City, Oregon on October 25. 1902, viz: JOHN W. OllEOO. on his H. E. No. 9007. for the NW of NW'.', Sec. 33, SWJ4 of 8 Wtf. Sec. 28. SEX of SEW. Sec. 29. Tp. 27 8. R.. 14 West. He iinmra the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cnltiva tion of said land, viz; James A. Morrison, of Bullards, Oregon. John A. Hamblook. of Bullards. Oregon, 8. T. Lanagan, of Bul lards, Oregon, Abe Rose, of Bullards, Ore «on. J. T. Bruno re. nu«l!8 Register. an insane person, the undersigned Guardian of said Maoma Webster, will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on the here inafter described premise? in or near Ban don, in Coos County, Oregon. on Saturday the 15th day of November. 1902. at 1 o’chxik P. M.. of Raid day, all tbe right, title and interest, of the said Maoma Webster, in Mnd to the following described real estate to wit: Block number four, in the town of West Bandon, as shown bv the plat of said town on tile, and of record in the office of the the County Clerk of said Coos County, Oregon, excepting and reserving out of said block the land sold and conveyed to J. B. Mar shall. by Martha A. Tupper and John B. Topper, by a deed dated July 3rd. 1K88, and recorded in the records of said Coos County, in Book of deeds numbered 16, at page ¡461, and also excepting and reserving out of said block, a strip of land 60 feet in width to be open and used as a street, commencing on the county road, West of, end adjoining the said land conveyed to «aid J. B, Mar shall ah aforesaid, and running along the West side of the said land sold to said J. B. Marshall a? aforesaid from said County road and parallel with tbe land of said J. B. Marshall, and the West line thereof and thence until tbe same intersects the street marked on said plat as Cherry street, and also all that land on said plat, of said town marked reserved and lying North of said block four of the Conntv road running along said block fonr, and which said la ml marked reserved as aforesaid, is bounded on the Southerly side by the Comity road afore said. and the East side extends to the quar ter section line running North and South through section 25 in township 28. South of range 15. West of the Willamette meridian. The terms of stde are cash in hand on day of sale. Dated this 9th day of Octolwr. A. D., 1962. E E. PARRISH, Guardian of Maoma Webster. J J, W hitkky . Attv. for Guardian* O ur hardware DEPARTMENT I above named «tefendants. for the huiu of j $2570.89. and the fuither siiin of $225 at Is uow supplied with a full and complete stock of torney’s fees, and the fuither sum of $49 15 costs and disbutsuments. and the costs ot ' and upon this writ, coinin Hiding me to I make sale of the following described real i property. to wit: Lot number 6. in Block number 1. in the Water Front Addition 1<» tbe town of Bandon, in the aforemeutioiied County of Coos, according to the plat of said Addition on tile and of iec« rd in the We carry a complete stock of office of the C-'Uiiiy Clerk of (’oos County, tog-tber wi h the lenements. hereditaments TiNM-it-s Knot-<x Tools, Cutlery, Doors and Windows and appurtenances ihereunto belonging <»i in any wist* appeitaining. CONNECTION, Pipe FHtliigM him ! I'luinlxng a specialty. Now. therefore, bv virtue of said eXe hi tion. judgment older ami decree, and in compliance with th.- c nnmaiid of said writ. I will, on the 1.»tn d iv of November* 19<»2. at the hour of ll o'clock, A. M.. at the fiont Bandon, .... Oregon. door of the County Court Hou-u, in Coquille Citv. said county and suite. Hell nt, public auc ion, subject to redemption, to the highest bidder, for United Staten gold coin, cash in hand, all the right, ntie mid interest, which all of 1 lie within tiani -d defendant“ «S' bait on the date of the moitgage herein, or since bad, in and to tbe above desciibed real propurtv. or any part thereof, to «atisfy said cxeutiti ui. judgment, order, decree, interest, costs and all accruing costs. S’l El’li EN GAI LIEB. Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon, i Dated October Sth, 1902. G ko . P. T apping . Attorney for Plaintiff. Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, and Miners’ Supplies. LEDGERWCOD & CORSON. ^ASTONISHING OFFERII Tor many ye»r« w® huvo «old our Whisk les and Ciyart to Wholesaler« only and our brand« are preferred by them, aa they are «uperlor to all othor«. In order to give th« Consumer the benefit of the large profit« of D«al«r «nd Middleman, we hav« decided to now sell direct to theConaumer our float Popular Bread« of Whiakie« and Cigar« at lea« than wholeaalo price« 13OOrrs*4 SHOES You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth fcr $1, but you can get your money’s worth at M. BREUER’S 14 BEAUTIFUL PRIZES FREF With every quart bottle of oar famoua 10 year old Queen (ItyClub Pure Bye and one box of our justly celebrated genuine Cohan Hand-Bade lOe «leer Havana Cuban Hpetfal«,wo will glvo AB8OI.UTKLT FRRFonnof th« hand somest open face, extra heavy nickel Gen*'« Watch«« mada.fao lady«) «tem wind and sot, genuine American movement and ea«e, beat timekeeper on earth, doo« not tarnish and will last a lifotlme. 1 extra fine Vienna Meer schaum Pipe. 1 genulno Meerschaum Cigar Holder, 1 genuine Meerschaum Cigarotto Holder, 1 pretty leather Tobacco pouch, 1 elegant extra hoavy nickel match box, 1 pair poarl cuff buttons, 1 hall top collar button, 1 neck tie holder, 1 pair sleeve button«, 1 double chain and one beautiful charm til jewelry heavily 14k gold plated. All the«e 14 piece« with one box of our famousCubanSpeciala and one quart bottleof our famon« 10 yoar old Quoen City Club Pure Rvo cannot be bought for le«« than G12 00 We «ell the Whiskey and Cigar« in-fl C O D with privilege of ex- cludlngthe 14prixesforUisB« I ^Oavf amination, while Whiskey and Cigar« alone coat more than we ask for the entire lot Our Whiskey is an Absolutely Pure 10 year old Rye and onr<’lgsre genuine Cuban band- made.elcar Havana,made in our own factory These cigars sre far better Jthan anything ever advertbed before We Guarantee the goods and refndl „ , u. i — the money • An Extra Premium of an elegant Pockot knife with two blades, 1 eork-ecrew, 1 cigar enMeranaa a« represented. I Bld. i ghss cutter, if S3 97 is sent In advanco with order. Goods gent in plain package, wnse ms wholesale Price Lists of Liquors and Cigars. Responsible agents wanted Ords* Ao-aay. . III V <4 QW C. S. DLSTLLLEK'S blSTKIBuTING CO.-Dcpt. 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Any doctrine that —o---- does not appeal to the highest order of rea Nhitving IS Centn. soiling is not safe. Recorder and Appeal to Reason. . 00 But ha ÍÍ3 Centn. J. L. THOMPSON, Shaving Parlors and Bathrooms Workmanship up to date in noy thing in my line. ----- Next Door to Postoffice.----- SWbscri'be ISTcrw\ E. LEWIN, Prop. All kinds kept. BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. HEAD-CHEESE and VEAL always on hand. CORNED BEEF, PICKLED PORK BUTTER, EGO, and FRUIT and VEGETABLES of alt kinds. Meats Delivered to persons living on th» River, or along tbe Stage Route THKSIMSX NATICK. Notice is hereby given to till persons not to trespass upon tbe premises of Dr. Kenyon, situated between Floras Lnke and the coun ty road, iu Northern Curry, by removing, cutting, or destroying limiter upon said ; rnd. f'.’.’t reward wil! be psid for infornta- I tion lending to a conviction of trespass as I stated above. Dated lit Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 190?, PE I ER NELSON, Agept,
