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Newspaper Page TextIF WE KNEW EACH OTHER BETTEB fcvhieuc«. J11E RECORDER is rvsi-isirzn JCVBK1 THIKSPAV AÍTKRWOON ... BT ... DAVID F. MTITT, tDITOB AND PBOPB11TOB. 8UBSCK1PTIQN BATES. On. Year......... Hix Montili... Three Montila. »2 oo .. 1 uo .. 60 .... This paper is entered at the Bandon poet oflloe as Becond-elau Matter. Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption. Coughs and Colds to be tiueqnaled. A recent expression from T. J. McFarland, Bentorville, Vs., serves as example. He writes: “I bad Bronchitis for three years and doctored all tbe time without being benefited. Then I l>egan taking Dr. King’s New Discovery, and a few bottles wholly cured me.” Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Consumption, Pneu monia and grip. Guaranteed by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist. Trial bottles free, regular size 50c, aod 11.00. Tbe R ecobdkh wishes its patrons aod readers a Merry Christmas. The Congressional whitewash brush can cover up more disreputable de fects than any other brush ever in vented. The Oregon Legislature assembled last Mouday and organized by adopt ing the old organization. A resolu tion was offered to transact no busi ness except to correct the tax list, but ¿be resolution was referred to the committee on resolutions. The law makers are assembled, and it remains to be seen when they will adjouro. Taj) »bout anarchy! There is more genuine anarchy in some of the large business corporations than iu half of tbe other organizations in the coun try. Near Sunset, California, an oil company destroyed the grading of tbe Santa ,Fe Railroad Company, across some lands it wanted the right of way across, then moved a bouse on to tbe place wbero tbe grading had been, And installed an armed guard to keep tbe railroad company’s employees from working oq tbe grade again. If this is not anarchy, it will be bard to give it a name. However, large cor porations are like kings; they can do jio wrong. But it may be different, where two of them, as in the present iustauce, are operating in opposition Port Orford Fribune: We learn that our statement last week that tbe laud coutest of N. C. Divelbies vs. Oscar Mather was won by Divelbiss, jvbh not entirely correct. Contestant contested eighty acres of Mather's homestead entry, claiming the laud to be mineral in character. The local Jaud office decided that 30 acres was fuiu ral, aud 50 acres agricultural, or u other words, Divelbiss got 30 acres, and Mather 50 acres. Matber ap pealed. Telegram; Colombia says it will try every peaceable means to have the United States recognize its rights under tbe treaty of 1846, and if these fail there is uotbing left but war. Un der tbe circumstances there is no need pt present for President Roosevelt to issue a call for volunteers. l’abile Apology demanded from Turk. Washington. Deo. 16.—The Secre tary of State this afternoon announced that the insult to Consul Davis must be officially atoned for in a most pub lic manner. Minister Leisbmann ca bles that the officials responsible will make an apology?and express their regret. Mr. Davis will be taken on board either tbe San Francisco or Brooklyn, aud carried from Beirut to Alexaudretta, where tbe apologies, as promised will be made aboard ship. Men — goo ----- Dries, and Mil ips Left High on Hand. London, Dec. 16.—Advice« received here tell of the strange freak of the eea of Azof, north of the Black sea. which is drying up with such rapidi ty that ships at anchorage at Tagan rog >ire left high and dry. Tagaurog, a city of 50,000 population, ia buried under clouds of sand which are being blown all over the shore. There is going on at the prerent time a steady advance iu the strength of I be metal nsed in guns, says John F. Meigs io the Scientific American’s Special Number on Iron and Steel. The elastic strength of metal now commonly used in larger guus is about 50,000 pounds per square inch, and in the smaller guns it runs as tfigh as 75,000 pounds per square inch. This, however, is used only as an additional margin of safety, largely because the recoil of guns when fired is so great uow, and the reaction thereby set up in the carriage is so severe that nothing would be gained by lightening the gun. Lightening the gun would only mean putting ad ditional weight, aod perhaps a weight greater than that saved, in the gnn- carriage and foundation. Many are of the opinion that the advance in the strength of gun steel should be pushed further, but it would be bard to do this without lowering to some extent the elongation asked for in the meta! at rupture. This now runs io the neighborhood of 18 to 25 percent, and it could wisely be lowered for the sake of gaining a harder and stronger metal, because the entire operation of the gun is witbin its elastic limit. When it moves outside of this and be comes permanently enlarged, a com paratively slight enlargement would give warning, and the gun would be laid aside and not need any more. recognised tire gon lan. authority—The Apothecary, Is just in receipt of a uew end fresh stock of Ileimrtment Of The latetl«r, L aku Ornes at R ovebvbo . Oregon, Dec 17, l»n. Notice 1« hereby siren that the following named settler bee filed notice ot hia inten tion to make final proof in «apport of bis oh.ha, and that said proof will be made be fore C. T. Bluroenrotner, U. S. Cornniiaaion- er, at Bandon. Oregon, on SATURDAY, FEBUABY fi. 1904. vis: til M. Clayloa, on H E. No. MM, for tbe BH of BWW. NX of NEU, Hectiori *1. Township 29 Booth. Range 14 West. Ho namee lbs foliowin« witn i aaea to prove hie sontinoona residence upon and eultivntxm of raid land, vis: Aloino Da via. Kula>rt*F. Hunt, Thomaa Thompson, and Andrew Johnson, all of Handon<gCo*'e Co.. i >rrwHl. J. T. Bsnmsa, I Deo . » Register. Dry Goods of Every Description. Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes. Drugs and Chemicals, Patent and Proprietary Preparations Toilet Articles, »raggiata Mandrie«. PzaruMis. B uchbeh , S ponges , S oaps N uts and C andies . Cinara, Tôbncco« »nd Cigarettes. Paints, (Jila. Gluases. and Painter’s Supplied Boots <3c Sttoes Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. 1JOOT^ Suits Made to Measure. AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET. w. c. l T column . You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth fcr $1, but you The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer, can get your money’s worth at The next W C T U meeting take« place Tuesday, at 2:30, P. M., at the M. E. Church. SOMETIME, SOMEWHERE. “Chico,” M. BREUER’S Unanswered yetf The prayer yoor lipe have pleaded In agony ot heart these many years? Does faith begin to fail, is hope departing. And think you all in vain those falling tears? Bay not tbe Father hath not heard your prayer; You shall have your desire, sometime, some where. Dealer in Boots and Mhoea Thia Steamer will give « regular 10 day Service between Coqaille River. Ort-gon anti Franci moo , California, for both passengers ui.d freight. Bepairing^neatly and promptly done at lowest living prices. CAPT. M. MARTIN. CITY MEAT MARKET, J. WALDVOGEL & SON Props. Unanswered yetj though when yon firs presented This one petition at the Father’s throne. It seemed you ouold not wait the time of asking, AU kinds kept, So argent was your heart to make it BOLOGNA BAUSAGE, HEAD-GHEESE known. mid VEAL nlwuy« on baud, Though years have passed since then, do you not despair; CQRNED BEEF. The Lord will answer you souiotime, some That in the coiirae of a year the balance l’ICKLED FORK of your watch makes 1.57,860,1)00 revolution«? where. Fresh Meats, Best Quality Watches ! E. DYER Agent, Bandon, Oregon. SWAYNE <t HOYT, Agent, 226 Battery Street, San Francison. California. Bandon Meat Market, T. Anderson. Are You Aware Unanswered yet? Nay.do not say ungranted: Perhaps jour part is not yet wholly done; The work began «ben first your prayer was uttered. And Ood will finish what be has begun. If you will keep tbe inoeuse burning there. Hia glory you shall see sometime, some where. Think of It. Prop. Will Keep on Hund at all Timea Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., also BUTTER, EGG, and Spring and Summer Goods. F C. H. L/LCTDF», H. Newson, DecHtnr, Ala. ‘’For three years,” she writes, “I endured insuf ferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed ienvitable when doctors and all reme dies failed. At length 1 was induced to try Electric Bitters aud tbe result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered. For Liver. Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50c. Its guar anteed by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist. ----- OOO----- Tbe Scientific American Las issued anetber special number* this time de voted to the Iron and Steel Industry of the United States. Technically considered, tbe number is one of the best of |tbe special issues which bave so far been prepared by tbe Scientific American. Each article bears tbe stamp of absolute certainty of fact— a certainty gained by a personal ex amination of each of the plants de scribed. Instead of giving a cod - deused account of a large number of less important works, tbe editor« bave wisely adopted tbe plan of «electing a certain (number of large industrial establishment«, and of giving them a very thorough description. Among tbe more notable articles of tbe issue may be mentioned those on armor plate and gun steel, structural shapes, tube making, chain making, steel and wire making, and rail making. Tbe number is dressed in a handsome col ored cover. “Wine is a mocker; strong drink is raging; and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise." He mav pass as a wise man in some directions. In deed, be may seem to he endowed with a deal of gray matter, but if be allows strong drink to sway him, if is because the animal predominates. There is a coarseness about him which forbids the exercise of those finer qualities which make men strong iu the moral world. When a man says, “I can’t help it,” and thereby expects to be tolerated, be ought to bo muz zled as we do a mule colt to weim it. from tbe udder. He should nut seek a public trust, nor expect to be be lieved half tbe time be talks. So long as be is a slave to babit, bo will not worship God or bo honest to bis fellow-men. God pity such men.— W. T. S. Drink or Leave it Alone. Harness Maker, requires constitutional treatment Hall e Catarrh Cure, mauufaetored by F. J. Cheney A Co„ Toledo, Ohio, ia tbe only eonatitutional remedy on tbe market It is taken internally io doses from 10 drops to a teaspqonful. It acts directly on the blood and mneons surface« of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to enra, Send for circu lars and testimoniala. Address, F. J. C hemkt A Co_ Toledo. Ohio. Sold by Druggist a 75 senta. Hall e Family Pilla are tbe beet 1^. Invention is probably patentable. Communica» tlona st rictly conQdentlal. Handbook on Patente tout free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive tptcial notice without charge, in the Scientific American. N, —____ Ü___ r .. handiomply lllnstmted J A ----------------- ------------------------ ------------- —« weekly, ----- - . ijirveat ga oir> a eolation of any sclentitto Journal._____ __ __ year; four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers. What We Can Do For You Dealer in Harness & Saddles and all kinds of leather wares kept in a harness shop, Two Tapers for the Price of One. Repairing a Specialty. Yoo — TOB------- La din (till 11< Childrens Under wear E l D orado Phoenix Family Flour y Tlio Ferfteot Product of* Selooteci California Wheat. 1 For Salo Exclusively by J. VV. F.URBANK, not tear or injnre them. The water ia forsed throngh and through th« clothes, making A FREE PATTERN I MSCALl'SXffihl (your owu select tori) to every tub* aviibei. t.xuii a year. , MAGAZINE^ A LADItS’ MAOAZfNf. A fem; beautiful cnlnred plate«; latest fashions; die vs making economies ; fancy work; household hints.; fiction, etc. Sub- scribe to day, nr, tend <c for latent copy Lady agents wanted Send for terms. Stylish, Relinblt», Simple, Up-to- date. Economical and Absolutely Perfect-Fitliug Paper Patterns. them absolutely dean, white as snow, and healthful. A Fntrb’frk Wnvher w<l| iq,ve atotksa enough in one year to pay ita ooal. and elotbea that would be worn out by the short, sharp proceaa of band robbing, or by an ordinary Waster, are comparatively well preserved. Psrties purchasing a Fairbank Washer can have their money refunded npon return of the Washer, if it proves unsatisfactory after a thorough trial has been given it. ' I ' 1. V A R * THOMAS WHITE, Mutter F bom f'vSASoo, Covrati». I have a Fairbank Wa«her. It is all we oould expect in a washer, easy running and handy for cleaning after the washing is done, advantages not found iu other machines M m . N. CoMrrow. I have a Fairbank Washer; like it very modi; would not do without it for |90. M m . W. H ulu je*Y<>n can bave it all for In tbe Kv.nlmg Telesram, of Portland, Oregon. Il ia tbe largv.1 evrnin« newa- g.pe psbliabed in Oregon; it eonlMina ?OB SALE—ISO aorea of land; 130 aorea all th. nrwa of tbe atau and of tbe creek boltotn, aovered with nlder and nntim Try it for a month. A ««mi>le aatmon bn>k: 7 aorea pb>v land and 1] e pyw I be mailed to yoa free. Adure>a aorea in pantnre: honae and outhwildinga; 10 rollen Honlb of Bandon, on Foarmile The Telegram, i'reek ; prioeOI.IWM. For partienlnni addreaa K 8. Tramaa. 3M Shaner St., Portland, Gr. MSTLAND, Oita. Y.ur Money Back if it Don’t Suit. THE JPairToanlc Washer P. B. HOYT, Prop. boc <jJiiiiifintee<l. IdZvci’y SANDERSON BROS., Bar.don. i Leave. Bandon every morning, except Sunday, nt 7^10 o’clock end makes con nee tome with the train and steamer Myrl at 10-IM a. m. at Coquille City. Iieavea Coquille City at 12:30 p m., arriv Ing at Hendon at 4-JO p. in. To be had in Dry Good«, Clothing, bliocfe «oíd to make nnd other good« that, must Francisco, and gives all tbe news. Our offee includes the Sund«y Ballet in. Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. $7 00 Recorder aud Bulletin, one mouth fi5 Tbe Portland Evening Telegram is issued six times a week. It gives all tbe news that i« wot th reading and op to time of going tc press, much of it l>eing 24 hours fresher that when it reaches here through any othtr journal. BecorJer and Telegram one ytar. $‘> 50 For a weekly newspiper the Weekly Ore is Ma-rLU-ftLOtvirecl toy gonian leads iu the Northwest, and gives «II the news usually oontained in a weekly paper. Recorder and Weekly Oregonian. .$2 50 It is the duty of each person to seek in formation along all lines that tend toward bringing about better conditions and greater prosperity f<.r the hnman family, and for BANDON, - - OREGON. the pnrpoae < f giving our readers a chance to inform themselves we give them tbe best —Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine that does not appeal to tbe highest order of rea To op-rate the Fairbank Waahor 1. so .¡tuple that any person can learn to oae it in soning is not safe. thirty urinates, and any boy or girl, tea or twelve years of age, oan operate it. Recorder aud Appeal to Reason,.. >2 00 With tbix Washer lue cluthe* *1» rubbed with on ever, steady rreaeor., whleh does TONSORIAL PARLORS Do You Know the News Now is the time to buy. XK,^:ö.L:Vhl:2 room for mor«. To those who pay np am arne<*s a«d a year in advance, and to all new subscri bers who pay in advance, we make tbe fulluwiiig piopotkifion comprising several different Couplets to select from : P rice <»> P ublications peb Y eab . B ândcm R ecouded $ 2 00 San Francisco Bulletin 6 80 Port laud Evening Telegrtuu r> oo Weekly Oregonian 1 50 Appeal to Reascn 50 Racket tStoi’c Beer, Porter and Ale. A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions Other bargains in as a Ba* gain. Go to ttio BANDON BREWERY, DISPATCH T .OKENZ’S store will be disposed of at price. I hai will satou.gh you. »bile there are Get the News of the World und the Local News Tlirowu Willinui Gullhr will wet rs my ng^nt at Knndor. «nd nil order« left with him fo>* good« or repnir« will receive prompt Kt ten lion A man staggered into a pawnbrok er’s shop in New York tbe other day, and laying down a package on the Ladies Outing-Flanel Under-Skirts, counter, exclaimed: “Give me ten OlHM-ware, Writing- Tablet«, cenia.” Tbe proprietor opened tbe parcel and found a pair of little red 4H kind« of Notion«, and thing« too iin- mf-roug to mention and save money. shoes so slightly «oiled as to indicate Mrs. J ames C abtwhight , Prop, that they bad seen but little wear, “Where did yon get these I" be asked. “Got them home," said tbe man; *‘my wife bought them for tbe baby.” Mad C. GEHRIG Proprietor witL thirst, be cried: ‘‘Give me ten cents! 1 must bave a drtuk!" “You MANUFACTURER OF bad better take them back to your wife," tbe pawnbroker said, “tbe baby will need them." “No, she won't,” said tbe man, "because she'« dead. on hand and will kwp constantly She’s dead.l say; died in tbe night!" for Have tbe trade and family use, brand« of tbe And he bowed bis bead on tbe coun beat quality. ter and wept like a child. Good, delivered free of charge at any Yet it i« only a few years since that leaoooable dUUinee. same man when invited by a friend to Hampie« oon be found in the aaloons. sign tbe total abstinence pledge and join a Good Templar Lodge, declined, saying, “Why should I deny myself j the use of the cheering wine, because some people abuse it, I can drink or lesvp if alone!”—National Advocate ----- THE STEAMER----- Boots and Shoes CONSTANTLY on HAND Fmbro!<!rre<l Silks, ffaffna, I.«cea, Hand Our Offer. kerchiefs, Neck-tie« Suepeudera, The Bulletin i« one of the leading pap© Ladles’ Heme, Gent le nten's Uone, of tbe West, and is a daily published in Nau TKUPAM NOTIOB. CLOTHING DRY GOODS Coquille, Oregon. Notice is hereby given to all persons not Located la EL DORADO BUILD I NO. to trespass upon the premiaee of Dr. Kenyon, First Stmt, BANDON, OKKOON situated between Florae Lake and tbe coun ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing. 8HAVINO. 8HAMPOOINO AND HAIR cult.ua. or deetrojing timber upon ««id CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES, land. #25 reward will be paid for informa tion leading to a oon viol ion of treepea« a« Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain above. Science has proven catarrh to be a stated Tub. Hot or Cold Baths 2ft cents. Dated at Bandoo, Oregon. Marob 14, 1901. Weekly PETER NELSON, Agent constitutional disease and therafore NQTICK FOB PUBLICATION. J. 3 Denholm í q Í s 3 In time the oil gums, and produces fric FRUIT aod VEGETABLES Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Egg», Batter nod all Farm Produoo. tion, which wears the delicate bearings, de of all kiuda. stroys their high finish, and perfect fit; thus I will pay highest market price for beef« pork, mutton,woo), bides, etc. ruiuing an aourate time piece. * Meats Delivered to persons living on th® * - - - - ---- - --------- ■ -- -------- When you d-> thia do not blnme the jewel River, or Nlons tbe t- taue Route er because he cannot make it run a* uu- ourate as it did before. K àAAl Unanswered yet? Faith can not be unan An ordinary machine is oiled daily. Yoor i BO YEARS* Ladies' Jackets aud All Kind, of G<>oda watch from which voo expect correct time A Large Stock Just ^EXPERIENCE swered. should be cleansed and oiled once a year, Capes. botuiuer Wear. Keceived. Her feet are firmly planted on tbe Rock ; Do not neglect your watch, but have it re Amid tbe wildest storms she elands un paired bv Arthur Kirw. tbe reliable jeweler, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. daunted. who guarantees all his work. Bandon. Ore. Nor quails before tbe loudest thunder Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. Worst of All Experiences. ____ shock; She knows Omnipotence baa heard her T rade M ark « Can anything be worse than to feel prayer, D esigns urrà? that everp minute will be your lsstf And ories. "It shall be done Bometime, some \ rr rv'Vkv ■> C opyrights Ac. Anyone Bending a sketch and description may Such was the experience of Mrs. S where!” quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Telegram: A telegraphic dispatch states that Japan's action signifies peace; a second declares that Japan's squadron is active: a third says that Japan lands marines at Corea, and a fourth says that no complication will Iletul About to Bont From ensue. You pay your money and you Severe Hlliou« Attack. take your cboiec. Those correspond “I bad a severe billious attack and ents should get together and adopt a felt like my bead was about to bunt policy. when I got hold of a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver There is more Catarrh iu this sec Tablets. I took a dose of them after »Ht th» country than «I! other dis supper aod the next day felt like a eases put together, aud until tbe last pew man and have been feeling hap few years was supposed to be incur py ever since," says Mr. J. W. Smith, able. For a great many years doc of Juliff, Texas. For biliuusness, tors pronounced it a local disease and stomach troubles and constipation prescribed local remedies, and by these tablets have no equal. Price Coualautly failing to cure with local 25 cents For sale by C. Y. Lowe. treatment, pronounced it incurable. A Druggist and Ahl we judge each other barahly, Knowing not life’s |)>ddea force; Knowing not the foanl of action Ia lees tar bid at ita aouroe, Seeing not amid tbe evil All tbe golden grains of good— Ohl we’d love eaob other better If we only understood. The Ntrength of Gun Steel. LCV.E, Bandoli. Oregon, If we knew the «are« and trials. Knew tbs efforts all in vain. And ths bitter disappointment— Understood the lose aud gain— Would tbe grim, external rooshoeaa Beam, I wonder, just the aaraef Would we help where now we hinder, Wonld we pity where we blame7 THURSDAY. DEC. 31, 1303 EDITORIAL. CLARENCE Y. Coaid we bat draw back lb« curtains That sarroand each other's live«— See tbe naked heart and spirit. Know what spar tbs action gives— Often ws would fiud it better, Purer than judged wo would; We would love each other better If we only .understood. ML> M Seem Mo»rS Mt Prrf seat Ism the Bulb, m J Srwta, Ikw*. Only IO and i) cent* each—non« hither A th for them SoM in nearly every city a«>d town, or by mat! from THE McCAtl CO.. I13-II<;-II7 West M»t It. UW VMK. I Faon Wrxnt.iwa. Oiaoow. I have a Fairbank Washer; the more I ase it tbe better I like il. Il waebes easy an Idean. Mas. D. Warraacg. I have a Fairbank Washer. I think I can't get along without it now. Mas. J omn C oiaiws . Faox H as trow. Oaaooa. I have a Fairbank Washing Machine. Can say from experience that it is tbe mod The Weekly Orvgoman and this paper ooroplete family washer we ever owed Would not he without the Fairbank Wsrter fo, give you all the news of home, state, the twioe tbe prise of same *r«»ci.trT. Northwest and the nation.