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T> CLARENCE. V. LOWE, W. C. T. U. COLUMN THE RECORDER Furniture Druggist and Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* Apethscary. ■MtoMag • UNDERTAKING Trad Unrwth. I« X >1X M11OEM THU MD AY. AUU tl. tf KDITOK1A.L. It oar ■amoey oenea ee rightly, the gowaretaoei Icreed tbe army loose oo the gra»»hopg«ra, ia tbe we*t*rn atataa, a fa« yaara ago, with what *f faut wo do not rawawhar, bat now that lb* amntrgn la a If « î ting Montai»*, it might «bip ia a few millioa turkey* and tgbnr aetivn fowl«, aod Ut Use* bav* it out with tho graaahoppora. And now tbôrn ia talk that milliotm of dollafw miabt ba aavad by tbn ia- iru«J«>cti<ru of labor saving mntbod* io governataot oOoaa. Tb|a miabt lx true, bnt it would work a hardship upon lb* hangar ou claaa, and lb* political wirw pallor might loan iaflu- oucn and vutoa. No, uueb draatia mea«ur*a ar* not to ba thought of io th* way of reformatioo. A Montana outlaw baa nfferad to *«trr«*od*r oo eooditiuo tbat a certain dMtectiv« tight biu> io a duel. This *oo|d iodical* estreme balrmi oo lb* part of tbe ootlaw, for tbe detwativ*. and may b« a webem* for revenge, a* io case bo kill* the detaotiv* he baa done up bis mao, aod io ease tbs de tective kills tbe ootlaw, b* will be liable to proaeeution formorder. Tbat detective is op against a bard propo rtion, Tbe yateb race, last Saturday, be tween Iba Reliance and Shamrock III proved a severe blow to England's hope* to carry back tbe American <*up. Sir Tboiua* Lipton bae shown bltuM'lf very much of a sportsman, and, |M*rhapH, there ia no other mao whom tbe American people would be no willing to see carry off tba price as they would to yield it up to Sir Thoma*| but the iudicatioos are tbat the trophy a . 1 reuiaio ou fh» weal *i<iu oi ihu “ frog poüd,” for tbe pren ant at. iuHki. i'- >.-rld groan* with its burden ol iniquity nud trnvailti in its effort to »lay itupetrdiitg disantcr Just now «tiebtjou i* riveted upon Tur key, and while tbe power* are intent k< e|> d>>wn any very great nprising, yet with ib» HuHHeltuao’a ability and inclination to sacrifice Christiana, and other feature* that are likely to ag gravate the dixqnieted condition, there ia no guessing what will be tbe end. China I* again to be counted a sleeping volcano that ia in danger of irruption, and with Russia and Bulgaria to help th* unsettled condi tion» to remain in that atate, af fairs bav* an uneasy look upon the Eastern continent. The nneaay con dition eciating baa long been a men ace to tbe peace of Europe, and still remain* so. Europe and Asia are pot yet ready for the milleomm. M,M * FO A B OvCwa, rt » Mttab lb IMI.nd If Wauurberg m W. O«w«il *f Adattala» 8b 0. Uawulla Baum p Hobufe-ld rf 8 110 4 110 4 0 0 R *088 4 18 0 *080 8 0 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 « m n Basa lunlnga Mita Kan* 1 8 8 0 1 0 I 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 an» — «M» * U o 8 by lunlnga. Baud.ro 4 6 4 7 8 10*1 1 0 0 8 0 0 Boaebarg 4 8 8 7 8 10 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 7 1 1 8 1 8 1 0 amn 87 ■J 8 1 8 8 1 0 0 8 1 8 0 0 1 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 «ron « 7 7 total» 10 * Inning» 1 8 8 » total* Hit* 0 1 8 0 * Kau» 0 0 8 0 8 Karnad runa Btrtob, McKonn, Nawell; three-baa. hit Bradl«, ; baa* on ball—off Koatal 8. off Beam 1; .track oat by Basai 7. Koatal 2; do.bl. pl.,» Nawvll Io Juargar, Newell to Joeruer, Bradley to Morrow; wild pitch Koatal 1 ; pawed ball White. Tune of gauta 8 hi*. Vmpira Morrison. >1 Better Than Gold. "I was tronhled for several year* with chronic indigestion aod norvoua debility," writes F. J. Green, of Lan- caatej. N. H. No remedy helped me until I liegan using Electric Bitter*, which did me more good than all tbe medicines I ever used. They bave h I ho k«pt my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand touic and in vigors'or for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take its place in oor family." Try them Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by C. k. Lowe. A Hot Time at Dairyvllle. Augnat »»th. Never in the history of Curry do, «emaU|e«w. " Tbia b frll SBQVS IkSS lyuwaepa°H*> Ui<nre4to* bring »ballered nerves, mentel wonk net«, alnniawl growth, and general pbyaiaal and nMXul dogonoraey. Wa of t rofu*o to reeMv* aaera of lobwvo in onr I-mt it alio*. »-Hoary C. ami Sera A Hpeoeor, SpMmenan Bciomm Cd- iagw. 8. Union PariAe Hailroed. Mimi lar order. A Omaha school*. » No two way« abont it. Either let rigareftM alone or ge without au edneaiton. Tbe o«e of eigarrttee impairs tbe facullioe of the pupil, and ecooer or latter will ruin him." Sept of Omaha acbool«- 6. Swift A Co. (packing bootie. Cbicagn) aod other Chicago l>n«ine«« M. k. CW»r» bouaee employing bnmlredaof boy* Preaebiaa «enL» «vary 2nd «nd 4’b It»» have iaeoed thia aonunueement. or day at 11 A. M. auda« F. M atmilar Oftea; ''So imprew«e<l with tbe Hnoday Hot«.»l »vary Monday at 10. A. M danger of cigarette using that w* will Kpnurlh Lea»«« ■ 7:P. M. I’r«y«r wwtioa Wednenday «4 *: F. M. not employ a cigarette inter." W. H. M»v»aa. i’aator. 6. Mar«bk|l Field. Similar an oonncemettl. 7. Life Iq*. companies (*ome) *• Cigarette naere are bad rinks." Church Directory <D. IL LEEP, Harness Maker, S. Lehigh Valley Railroad bar* cigarette smokers. 9. United State* army position«. "Thousands of young men rejected by medical examiner* because Ibej bad ‘tobacco bpart,' ’he result of cig arette smoking." " I d one *xamiua- tion for d esl Point one-fourth of the candidates were rejected. Cause, «to Dealer in Earns«* & Saddle* and all bacco heart' from cigarette smohiog." kind* of leader wire* kept in a harnea* 10. United 8tates uaval «cboolx. shop. "Ont of 412 boys exnmicted by tbe naval enlisting officer (Peoria, 1'1.). c-aly 114 were accepted. Of tba 298 William U.lier will act •» me aaent a' rejections, the greater number were liandur. and »II order« left wiib Lun for on account of weak hearts, and in tbe good, or repair« will receive prompt «tt<u majority of cases this was caused by 'ion. cigarette smoking." O-O to t-liQ 11. Cayson, Pirie & Scott, Chicago, bar cigarette «lookers as employee*. 12. Chicago. Rock Island, and Ps- — r«a — cific Railroad bars cigarette smoking. 13. Central Railroad of Qeorgin Ladies’, Gents’ and Children's Under forbids cigarette smoking. wear, 14. High schools. " I will not Iry Fmbnihkrnl Mika, Fatlna, I.aeri*. H m »<1 to educate a l>oy wilh tbe cigarette k«*relilrfa, Nrek-tlea Mi«|M'n<1rra, Iuulk*M* lloa«», Gentie- habit. It ia wasted time. Tbe boy Uien'a Howe, couldn't learn. Trying to teach biru Ladies' Onting-Flonel Under-8kirt*, would be like talking to a block of GlHwa-wiare, Writing Tablet a, wood. Cigaietlea are poisonoo*. A boy who smokes cigarettes cau’t Jearu XII kind* of Notiona, and IbiiiRH too no- merona to mention And bath nionrj. anything. His mental faculties are Mia J amea C abtwbigmt , Prop. blunted. His physical being ia wrecked.’’—Prof. Wilkinson, School Principal. “ The poor fellow was a complete wreck (a high school boy). He could Two Poponi for tho Price of One. You Get the News of tho W«»rl«l wild not get bia mind on anything except the Locxl News Thrown cigarette*. He couldn’t study; bis In n* n Rnrgnln. eyesight was affected, be was laggard and pale, he was nervous aod deject To thoae who p»v up *rre«rage* «nd a ed, he cooldo’t remember anything year in advanoe. and to all new a«l>acri- longer than a minute, he waa beyond bera who pav in adv*«oc. we make the redemption. He left school." Prof. following pn«|io«ition eompriaing «everid different couplet« to «elect from« ®°y> High School Principal. 1‘aicu or 1‘vai.ioiTt‘Mia rua Y bab . “ Boys who smoke cigarettes are <.• no always backward in their studies Baa Dow Kwroasiu « HO Son Franoiaco Bulletin They are filthy in their personal hab A W Portland Kvening Telegram it*, tendiog to vtciouanesa; they are 1 00 Weakl, Oregonian hard to manage, dull in appearance. Ml Appeal to K«aa<m There is danger of such boys making On r Offer. weak and undesirable citixeua.”— Tbe Bulletin Mona of the leading r«^e Principal W. 8. Strickland. (All of ' the Wuat, and ia a daily pnblidied in Han and give» all tbe new*. Our off«« these instances are from tbe school Franeiaoo. 1 include« the Hund«, Bulletin. principal* of one large city.) Coquille, Oregon. Dry Goods of Every Description. CITY MEAT MARKET, Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. J WALDVOGIL a 80M, Prop« Fresh Meats, Best Quality Ail tmde *•*«. HOLOONl MtVAVGff. HKtD-CHEMI •ad VKAL alwava on hand. Suite Mad« to Mrnuro AGIKT FOR WARMITS BUST PROOF COWIT The New, Speedy and Elegant'y Fred Steamer, CORNED BEEF. PICKLED PORK “Chico,” BUTTER. EGG, «nd FRUIT noti VEGETABLES of all broda. Maat« IL-Iivrr*J to pvrwma living nw th-* Kivar. or «lut»« »bn M m * Konto P atents < 4 4 CAPr. C. P. JENSEN. Tbia Ntrnrovr vili *4v* a r-rM»r I* day Ibrovtro U««.**rro*li Kt»-v. On*« F'«mrom. C.« Suvnta. lov laxfa »row*.m. *• 4 t»«mlb». r.n* Bandon Meat Market, Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked t’eats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., also Fresh Vrgwtabie«, Poeliry. Egg». Butter and all Far* Pro’«tow. Racket Fetore Sold by all Druggist* 75c. Hall's Family Pills are th* beet. What We Can Do For You Beoorder and Bulletiu. on» year.. 87 <10 Kecorder and Hnlleliu, one month 78 Th» Portland Evening Telegram la iaaued •la lltuM a wweki It hue « «1« the new» tbat ia worth reading »nd up to flaw« of going to pre»*, mneb ol it being 21 hour« freaber li>«u when it reacLae her« through any other NOTICE FOB I ÜBLICATTON. Timber Land Art. d«oe 3. 1*7*. E siti D H tatk * Lean Ornea, Bombar« Oregon. May 38« b. I!««3 Notice le hereby given that in onn» plia ec with the provi «tur» of th* aot of <>H>«re«e of dnne 3. 1*7". entitled "An nr« for the Mie of timber lend« In lb« Nt a tea of California Oregon. Novada, and W «»Linci.ro i'trn tor,." a. «,'riidrd to all lb* l'abile Land State« b, act of Augnai *. IHt!. Anna. A. Mnndy. of near Bandon. Cojnl, <>f Co«*, Hint« uf Oregon, baa lb«« da, bled tu Ibi« oflloe her aw-.rn »lal.ro.nl N". A-'/7 for the puroba».. of tbe SEq <>( NEI* <>f Srciiou No. *H. in Townahip No. 27 N . K. N<>. 14 W., and will « ger proof to «bow thn< tbe land «ought I« m.-re valuable for It. titubar nr «w.n« than tor egrioultnral porp-roe«, and Io ea lablt.h her claim to «aid lend beloni C. T. Blnoteurotber. V. N. C.imm mhMier tor Dtat. of Oregon at Bandon. Co.« ('.Mint,. Ore gon, on Miar, the 14<U da, ■>! A ns na«. IMM She naine, aa witumae., Net* Lanrgnn. of Bullard, Ores«««. Iwe ltatp.ua of Bollard, Oregon, (iron Cm, nt Bandon. Oregon. Shelve, Mnnd,. at Band«« Ovegon. An, «nd all prreona elaluatug advere I, the alM.ve deaeriirMl land« ar« requentrd U Ü1« tbetr claim« tn thia <>HL a on or befur» •aid 14th day of Aoguat, litui. J. T. B1UDOEH. jne4 lUgtater. NOTICE FOB POBUCAI ION. Tlntbar lro».l A«t J»»» * 1*78. t'srrsD B tatb » L aud Ornes, at B oc huso OUBO..M. April 82. I‘.««l Notie« i« hervbv given tbat in oompliann* with tbe pnwiaioo« of lb« act of t'.rogrvM« of Ann«*. 1*78, entitled. “An act for th. •ale of timber lend« to tbe State« of Call fnrnia. Oregon. Nevada, and Weebinaton Tetrilory," •• Mtm«led to all lb- Ublie l.si>d Hlal*> by act of Aucu-t 4. l*Kr. Cbarlea T. Fieger nt Bendon, C-ronlv of Crow, state < t Oregon, baa tbia dev ftled In Ibi« office hh> awotn «tatement No f»»>l, f<„ the nnrchaee of tbe* Nq of MW«, ot Neeftun No. **, tn Townahip No. *1 H>rotb, of K«n«> No 14 Weal. Hud will offer proof to «bo* thnl tbe laud «ought ia o«ore valuable tor ««• timber or atone than for agrieultuml porp*ve«. and toeetablMh ht« claim to «aid Inna before lb« lteguier and itoeeiver of lhie «A.*, al K'Mebnrw Oregon. <ro Wednew day tbe JKih day of A*au»t 1203. Hr nanro* «• witnvaaea: A. E. Hndaell, H H Koan. John Andenon. H. K I iirdULuU, ¿11 st Bandon, <%**■ County. Oregon Any and «11 peroon« otaimin* »dveisel, ’be above drsotilied land« vr* reqoevled bp Bte «belt ctama is ihro -11» S& at btfoA Mid IM h day <>t Auguat I'XS 4. t. Baiooua. • peso ater. journal. Keconler and Telegram one year. 88 Ml For a weekly newspaper tbe Weekly Ore goniaa lead» io the Northweut, and give, alt lb» new» uanall, oonlained ia a weekly paper. Beoorder and Weekly Oregooian .82 80 ------ THE STEAMER------ It 1» the duty of e«cb peraon to aeek ia formation »long all line» that lend toward bringing «bout better condition* «nd greater prosperity foe tbe bomaa family, and foe THOMAS WHITE, Master tbe porpoee < f giving our reader* a cbaooe Ixave« Haiidon every nromin*. »«eep« to inform tbeniaelvua we give them tbe beet ttanday. «t 7i*0o'«*ock »ad m«ke« «o****- Any doctrine that lion« wHk th« train and **M*Mr Myrt al —Appeal io X«MJn doee aot appeal to the hlgheel order of re* Kh.1l ». ■. «I roqalll« CBy. L mw « Coqalll« Olty *1 l*«0* m, »triv •oning m nor mf*. ia« at Baodoa al t» p. *. Beeorder and Appeal to Beaann. . 82 00 DISPATCH BANDON BREWERY, Do You Know the News C. GEHRIG, Proprietor, Muniitv»!» or Beer, Porter and Ale. —ooo—— Noticela hereby given to all par- nor* 'flt to Irmapaaa on my cranberry Ixr", u what ia known at the Jobo- »-Wrm. near China creek. N. Lost,ix. J. Denholm _ , ’i ’S Í * s Repairing a Specialty have preparations been mado for so great a demonstration as will take place al Dairyville oo next Saturday. Aug. 29tb. Tbe barbecue will bo tbe greatest of its kind ever given in tbe State of Oregon, and tbe clam bake will be no small affair. Tbe commit tee in charge of tbe baby show have their hands full, The grand ball in tbe evening will be a feature of tbe Woodmen Tell Bell. The dance hall has been en larged so aa to aocommodata the One waa pale aod sallow and the crowd. Frank B- Ticbenor, organizer other frosh aod rosy. Whence tbe for tbe W. O. W, will be tbe speaker difference? She who ie bluebiog with of the day. health usee Dr. Kiug’s Now Life Pills to maintAiu it. By gently aronsiog S t at « or O hio , C ity ox T olkdo ( the lazy organs they compel good di L uca * C o O wtt . j gestion and head off constipation. F xamk J. Cann makes oath tbat Try them. Duly 25c, at C. Y. Lowe, be ia tbe senior partner of tbe firm of Druggist. F. J, C bxnxt 4 Co., doiDg business Port Orford Tribno*.~AII we were io tbe city of Toledo, Connty and able to learn of tbe much talked of State aforesaid, and tbat said firm coast railroad, while in Crescent City will pay the aqm of One Hundred Ja*t week, waa. tbat the road, if bnilt Dollar* for each and every case of on the survey recently made, will tap Catarrh that esnoot be cored by tbe The heart of tbe vast redwood forests use of Hall * Catarrh Core. F bank J. C hxxkt . of Northern California; continue Sworn to before me and subscribed many miles along the bank of Smith Xrarlr FarMt» H1« Life River, mi»s Crescent City by abont in my presence, this 6th day of De A runaway almoat ending fatally, eight miles, and pass witbio about cember, A. D. 1SB6. started a horrible uloer on tbe leg of > A. W. G lxason . three-quarters of a oiil* of Smith ( J. B. Omer, Franklin Grove, DI. For j asAL > Notary Public. River Corners, and term inste st Chel four year, it defied all doctureoud all eo harbor. At present a party of sur Hall'* Catarrh Core ia taken in remedies. But Bocklen’s ArnieaSalv* veyors are engaged in surveying a ternally, and am* directly on the b) >od bad no trouble to cure him. Equally route for a road from Humboldt Bay and m neons aorfaeea of tbe ayatem. good for Burna, Bruises, Skiu Erup up tbe cogat to Crescent City, Sand for testimonial*, free. tiona and Piles. 25c, at C. Y. Lowe's F. J. CaxxiT A CoM Toledo O. >rng Store, *'I am jnst op from a bard spell of the dux'* (dysentery) aay* Mr, T. A. Pinner, a well known merchant of Drummond. Tenn, "I a*ed on* amali bottle of Chamberlain'* Colie, Cholera aod DUnrhoea BMMtdy Md waa eor*d witbowt bavjog a doctor. I eomider it lb* bee* ebolera medieiM la tbe world." There to no need of employ Ing a doctor when tbia remady is need, for go doctor eno prescribe a better medicine 1er bowel complaint in any form either for children oc adulta, 1* neeae falla and to pleasant to taka. For sale by C.T- Lox You Can't Expect to Get $2 worth fcr SI, but you can get your money's worth at BASSOS FURNITURE COMPANY. •4fY.ro can b«v. it all for ■•«th UVG «««th In is« Fvvnima T«l«ar»ro. of Portlana. Orason. Il 1« tba laraaal «wria* m»a- pvpe publlabed in <lr«e«n; tl eontain« all lb< new» of Iba »lata anil of tba Try II M’HM it tor « a month. nwrolb. *•»»!* A •»»>* «5>yw IL« mail.-d toyun frm Adurew i. f • The Telegram, FORTLAbD. OMB. 1 will pay bigbont market pne* for bewf. pock. maii«m.wuul, <ta. Spring and Summer Goods. A Laro» Htoak J mt B»s*tvMl. Lxdim' J««W« C«»»,. AM KtnA« of UmU» Fu* » mm H«a». m 4 OKNTT ri UXLMIlXU U4*ttML Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing DRY GOODS CLOTHING Boots and Shoes N. ^1 I .( »RENZ'S STORE ruNornrrLT •>• hand A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions Now is the time to buy. will ba diapnead af *1 patau* that wtM »utnuito ywe. wbt*. tbeM are Other bargains room t«r mor*. Phoenix Family Flour Tlio Ferfteot Product of Selected Ca.lift>rnia. Wliee-t. llZvcry Mucic < eiiiiinntce<le Ycur Money Back if it Don't Suit. F gp Salo Exc!uTtY«ly by SANDERSON BROS., Bandon. E^ l D orado L TONSORIAL PARLORS 'M SCADI P. B. HOYT, Prop. A I IMS* MA6AZM MSCALLAffiKi fifffeRHstP I •"s’Ä'jTfans*"!; THE MCCALL CO.. I WMVt-WV q«H »W M. *fw WHj I •