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THE RECORDER A MATTER OFHCALW i* apBLiaaao CTBBT THL'IUUAT AFTK1UIOON .... »I .... DAVID M. STITT, SDITO* AID pBOPBIKTOB. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. 9- 00 Six Month«................................................ > O» Tbroa Muullw............................................. “•) Ona Year.................................... Thia paper ia entered at the Bandon poet offloe aa Swooud-class Matter. THUKHDAY. MAY It, t»05. ' News Late Law*. NKW LAW POH KU'« B«»TXB8. The wife-beatiDg law was enacted in the form of an amendment to the law for the punishment of asaault and latter;. The amendment provide« that any person who shall he con victed of assault and battery upon Lis wife, shall, iu the discretion of the court, be sentenced Io be whipped not exceeding 20 lashes, the punishment to l>e indicted by the Sheriff ¡ Consta ble or Marshal. BE CABtrUL or BRUSH KIKES. A ne.> forest tire law establishes a closed season from June 1st to Oct. 1st, during which lime it is unlawful to set fire to slashings or fallen tim tier, or on limber land,or in the vicin ity of grain fields, without first secur ing a permit from the County Clerk, fío fee is required for a permit, which must be granted on request, the pur pose being to restrict the setting of fires and keep a record of those start ing tires. Violation of the law is pun ishable by a fine of 91Ü0 to $1000 or in.prisonmept from one month to one year, and half the fine goes to the in formant, HUNTERS MUST SOON PAY. The hunters' license law will go in to effect May 18th, after which time it will be unlawful for any person to bun* on grounds nut his own, unless be has secured a liceuse and paid a fee of SI. Violation of this law is punishable by a fine of 125 to $100, or imprisonment of 5 to 30 days. WANTED-Tltl’HTWORTHY MAN OK t<> msnsge boviurte in this oonntv and adjoining territory for well ««tshlim-.l horns of solid fln«hcl»l stendine. M"«l straight cash salsrv with all neorsury ex r.n«.-s paid weeklv by check from bead quartern. Money advanced for exis-nses Position permanent; previous experience not essential. No investment required We furnish everything. Enolose setf-sddreused envelope. Address Manager, 810 Com-* Block. Chicago, III.______________________ woiuhii Tw Whom It May Cwncern Notice is hereby given to the public that 1 have tbia dur given mv son. A J. Stewart, his time, and that I will not be reaponaible for anv debía or obligations be max run- rene*. J- D. N tuwabt . U«B4PO Oregon. Marsh I6tb. 1906. •ffMHbali R«'Id CLARENCE Y. LOWE, bau Vituciseo, May ilb bia Bfluduu, 4^r4g^on, b|«| broken aud bi* tiorvuu* system Crede Thou*« «4 *>', toil tri* Wl.» »Uterus! HWn tteaaBi« **4ili>p •hv-i sbMteK-d, Ed»i.rd Jurntg» Twobig. a tel,a. A Column teSk.lsa •» Olr,-* young E>au of gn at prounne, di*l ■ uthtel a* TB*y twit rite ** ulu * »IreIn yesterday in S'. JiWpb's HuspitM. at Eveulng Wide. victim of the foothnll field. Ob Nov. It juft In of a new and freah block uf 13th, of last yeur. plaj’i'‘K left tac THE WOMEN. kle for the league of the Cross team Drug* anf ChamicAls, A grandma aits in bar great arm chair, ■ against the Arliugtous st tan Mateo, Balmy sweet in tbe soft spring air. be pitched or was thrown forward Patent anti Proprietary Ereparation« Through thelattioed, lilac shadowed pane Toilet Article«, while ruuuing with tbe ball, aud some She looks to the orchard beyoud the lane. W*aKsi*t* Mxsteslrieis. six or seven other players who were And she oatchee the gleam of a womans following him, piled iu a heap on his PkBFUMKS, B h UHHKH, SpoNOCS, S o AP* dress, N uts and C andies . proetrate body. Twobig fell ou tbe Aa it flutters about in tbe wind's caress. Clarar«, Tobni cüi aud Cigarette*. top of Lis bead and doubled complete “That child ie glad aa tbe day is long— Paint». Oik. Oiaaaee. and Painter’s Supplied ly over. Three of tbe bouee of tbe Her lover la ooming, her life's a song.” vertebrae were fractured aud forced Up from tbe orchard’e flowery bloom Floate fragrance faint to the dark’ning into tbe apinal cord, eo aa to almost Absolutely Pure sever it. His living for six month* room Where grandma dreams, till a tender grace with bi* nerves from tbe ueck down to tbe feet useless, is regarded by tbe And a softer light steal into her faoe. surgeons at tbe hospital as remark For once again she ia yonng and fair, CcBteMuial New*. able. Aud twiniug rosea in her hair. R xoordfh readers will probably re The last faiut glimpses of daylight die: Fifteen thousand people visited the member that deceased was once a Stars tremble out of the purple sky grounds of the Lewis and Clark Ex Coos County boy, and lived below Co Ere Dora flits op the garden path, position last Sunday. quille on Fat Elk Creek. Sadly afraid of grandma's wrath. Governor John C. Cutler of U'ab With rose-red obeeks and flying hair -1 > -»• « has issued a proclamation strongly She nestles down bx lire old arm chair. urging the people of bis state to aup ' Grandma, Dick says, may we—may—I—” port tbe Lewis and Clark Fair, Utah The faltering voioe grows strangely shy, will have a handsome building and Dealer iu Boot« and Shaea But grandma pre«««« the little hand: many exhibits. Repairing neatly and promptly done at “Yes, my dearie, I understand! 1 Druggist aid MRS. E. J. HITE à CO. Props., Apothecary, You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth for $1, but you cah get your money's worth at M. BREUER’S He may have you, darling.” Not all in vain Did grauduia dream she was a girl agaiu! A Creeping Death. Blood poison creep« up towards tbe heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns, Belle Plaine, Minn., writes that a friend dreadfully injured bis ban 1, which swelled tip like blood poison ing. Buckleu'« Arnica Salve drew out tbe poison, Lea led tbe wound and saved bis life. Best in the world for burns and sores, 25cts at C, Y. Lowe's drug store. Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis, DD, pastor of the Plymouth Congrega tional Church of Brooklyn, and one of tbe best kuown preachers and lec Hirers iu tbe United States, has wired bis acceptance of the invitation ex tended him by tbe Lewis and Clark Exposition authorities to preach in the Auditorium at the Fair. His date is August 27. Chambtfrlaiu'« Cyugh Remedy Very Rest. the We oarry a. fine line of Fall and Winter Hate and Ladies' Fvtrnielaing Ooods. Give as SHEEP HK RO ER, De Laney’s new novel She gently twisted a shining ourl: “An, me! tbe philosophy of a girl! Take tbe world's treasures—its i.oblest, best And love will outweigh all tbe rest!’’ thy in a cbildicb grievance and then expect him to love you and confide in you when be reaches difficulties of mature life. Don’t let tbe cares of tlie work a day world absorb all yenr sweetness atid strength. Take time to be yonng with tbe children, to romp with them, to rejoice with tLetn, to read with them, to love them. Dou't become careless in yonr dress. Adorn yourself for your husband; give him tbe happiness of finding a lovely woman, ns well as a loving woman and a good housekeeper. Don't make tbe mistake of believing that you are too handsome or'too ugly to be benefitted by careful grooming and dressing. Don’t expect to have a bright and happy boiue without books, music and friends. Don’t allow yonr children to be cruel. Teach them tender considera tion for all things from tLeir baby hood. Dou't let circumstances overcome yon; tbe spirit of man should rise above them. Keep r cheery fire, a cheery smile and a cheery word for the rainy day«. Don't live io the futnre. Man's most precious possession is today. Don’t dream of the past. Feet stumble and tbe hands are useless when the eyes are looking backward. Don’t foiget the loving word, tbe tender caress that makes tbe day beautiful for those who love ns. Don’t sulk. Let the storm break when the clouds gather, that tbe ail* may be cleared and life become toler able again. Don’t erend foolishly. If tbe purse is lean buy not simply wind yon want today, but what will be of value a year from today. Don’t rnst mentally or physically. Work, work, work for tbe joy of it, but don't overwork. Don’t forget to bathe frequently, if you expect to retain your youthful freshness and elasticity of spirit. Don't forget that neatness is the first law of beanty in dress. Don’t neg’ecl your mind, A little reading «very <lay to store tbe miud with knowledge, a little quiet think ing to make what you read your own, a little pleasant conversation to stim ulate your wit—those will do much to make a girl or woman a delightful companion. Dou't forget that children learn by asking questions, aud they have a right to secsil Iw-siwwers. Dou't forget that what seems very fixdisb to yon tpay be of vital impor tance to your chihl. ADMINISTKATOK’S NOTICE SHAVES, EACH SHAMPOO, »C m . HA IK CUT, 25 Cta ------ SINGE, MASSAGE, EACH AND BATH Hotel Coquille CJoquille «Jity, Oi’c^on J. r TVrBEK. Proprietor. This well-known hotel is now uuder new and com petent management and has been thoroughly ren ovated throughout The table service is equal to any in Southern Oregon. S tuple room« for com mercial men. Baggage transported to and from boats and train« free of charge. Fine Dew bar in connection with tbe hotel. You the Local News Thrown in an a Bargain. Tu those who pay up arrearages and a year in advance, and to al! new aobscri- bera who pay in advance, we make tbe following proposition oo in prising several different ouupleta to select from i The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer Elizabeth, PuiCB OF PuBUOATIOMS FKB Y k AB. 92 6 6 1 B andon K kcobdkb San Francisco Bulletin Portland Evening Telegram Weekly Oregonian Appeal to Honson 00 80 00 50 SO Notice is hereby given, that the nnder- -dgned baa been appointed administrator of (be estate of Wm. Hutchinson deceased by tbe County Court. All persons having claims against the said estate will present Our Offer. i be same duly verified to me at Bandon, The Bulletin is one of the leading pape Oregon, or Coquille, Oregon. Tbia Steanii r is New. in Hlrontl, bnilt, and fitted with the latest improvement*, end *i|l Dated this 23rd day of Febrnav 1905. «if the West, and is a daily published in Sai. give « repnlsr 8 dny service, for pussenger« end freitrh'. between the W. K. PANTEK. Francisco, and gives all the news. Our offet Coquille Hiver, Oregou, and San Francisco, Calif. Administrator of the estate of Wm. Hutch includes the Sunday Bulletin. in sun deceased. ELBERT DYER, Apent, Bandon, Oregon. Recorder and Bulletin, one year.. $7 00 E. T. KKUZ, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California. THE STEAMER Recorder and Bulletin, one month (25 The Portland Evening Telegram is iasnet six times a week. It gives all the news tha is worth reading and up to time of going t< THOMAS WHITE, Master Leave« Baudtiu every uioruing, except preas, much of it being 21 b<>urs fie-her thai Sunday, at 7:80 o’clock and makes connec when it reaches here through any oth< ■ tion a with the train and stcaiuer Alyrl nt journal. 10:30 a. tn. at Coquille City. Recorder and Telegram une y^ar. $5 50 Leaves Coquille City at 12:30 p. ni., arriv ing at Bandon at 4;3O p. iu. For a weekly newspaper the Weekly Or» CURES RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAIN toiiian leads in the Northwest, and give BIUWALOIA, SPWAINB, CUTS, »UIIU.IUMI. IO9LM, ■ ■ C3 OLD BOBXS. CRIOII IN ««¿K. BACHiOMB, LUMBAGO, ill the news usually contained in a weekl; K aw < J WW STIFF STIFF JOfllTI, JOfBT«, CONTBACTID > ■■ ANKILS, COBH NUSKBWS 5FRAIBVB iiaper. MABY. BUBIOBB. QMILBLAIR», AMO ALL INFLAMMATOF M. E. C iiubch . Recorder and Weekly Oregonian..$2 50 Preaching service every 2nd and 4th Sun It is tbe duty of e <ch person to seek in •I hv at 11 A. M. aud c: P. M. Sunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M formation along all linea that tend towan bringing about belter conditions and greate Epworth League. 7:P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8: P. M. prosperity for the Luman family, and fo •he purpose cf giving our readers a chanc« PaunxitstAN SiBvicB. to inform then tael vea we give them the bes Preaching 1st aud 3rd Suudny«, morning —Appeal to Reason. Any doctrine tha» and evening. Sunday School vhc I i Sunday at 10 a. m. does not appeal to the highest order of rea Endeavor meeting« nt the usual honra. soning is not safe. Braver meeting—7’30 Tboraday oven inga. Recorder and Appeal to Reason,.. $2 00 All are woloume. A dolph H adebly , raator. C. P. JENSEN, Master- DISPATCH KING OF ALL LINIMENTS Church Directory E l , D orado TONSGRIAL PARLORS First Class Watch Repairing. Agates Ground, Polished and Mounted P. B. HOYT, Prop. to orJpr; or «ny otli«r work in my lino will be done iu a neat and «atia located I» EL DORADO BUILDING, t-lrel Ntteet, BANDON. UKKUON factory manner, at a reasonable price. SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES. Bathroom newly fitted op with Porcrlnhi Inb. Hot or < old Hatli m 25 oentw TRIONFAI*1* noi «< k . Notice i« h> rel>y siv.n to all persons not to tre-pass upon the premises of Dr. Kenyou -itoated la tween Florae Lake an.l the <-oun ty road, in Northern Carry, by removing, ent tin«, or destroying timber np.u said land. ¿25 reward will be paid for informa lion lendini.' to a conviction of treapae» a» stated above. . Dated at Bandon, Orepon. March II. l!K't l’ETEIt NEI.SON, Avent T akk < W i 99 CARDUI Call and aec my new tin» of ji-welry oon- Slating of Slick Pill«, Hat Pina, Saab Pina Lady’s Waist Seta, Brooches. Br-ioelete. Cnff and Dollar Rutioos. Chains. < barms, an Itiugs, which baa just arrived. ARTHUR RICE, Watchmaker aud Jeweler. Bandon, i •V $ Ar* you a »uffertr? Hat your doctor beat «MM** rnrfwl? Wouldn’t you prefer to trt*t yourxelf—AT HOME? Nearly 1,500,000 women hav* bought Wine of Cardui from their druggists and have cured themselves at home, of such troubles as periodical, bearing down and ovarian pains, leucor- rhiea, barrenness, nervounness, dizziness, n.vise* »nd despond ency, caused by female weakness. These .ire not easy cases. Wine of Cardui cures when the doctor can't. Wine of Cardui does not irri tate the organs. There is no pain in the treatment. Itisasootning tonic of healing herbs, free from strong and drastic drugs. It is successful because it cures in » natural way. Wine of Cardui can lie bought front your druggist at fl -OD • bottle and you can begin this treatment today. Will you try it? In owe. rw;nlrtn«.p»et«l Slrtetl<»s. SUSrs.., (Ivins .rmpvius,/TH« Ladlsa A4n?ury Pvpt. TM Ch li xjjci tf Co.« LbatKnooga, . . ■ AND OU tt~ THE i L_UNC8 ‘ ra ! — /C onsumption FOB (,»“«•- i Frica SOe A 91.00 Fraa Trial. Surest and ûuiokeat Curs for all THBOAT and LUNG TBOUB- LX8, or If ONEY BACK. i Do You Q Know the News 1 l^Yoq oan bave it all fot Monti» 60C READ THIS REMARKABLE CURE ”1 wa* much afflicted with rheumatiim, write* Ed. C. Nud, lowaville, SedgwiclcCo.,Kansas, "going •bout on crutches and suffering a great deal of pain. I was induced to try Ballard’s Snow Liniment, which cured me, after using three 50c bottles. IT IS THU CREATBST LINIMENT I EVER USED: have rec ommended it to a number of persona, all expres* themselves as being benefited by it. I now walk without crutches, and am able to perform a great deal of light labor on the farm." THREE SIZES: 25c, 50c AND $1.00 BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO »T. LOUIS. U. S. A. Or. King’s [ New bisssvery WITH w ' S’. Oregon. ■ ki “ l THE COUCH AT HOME « *• í Thousands of rosea are now In bloom on ti e grounds of tbe Lewis and Clark Exposition. Two hundred «ml fifty photographs of Seattle public schools and various branches of acliool work will feature tb« Sound city'« educational display at tbe Lewi« and Clark Exposition. A Good Suggestion, Notice is hereby given that I will put out poison ia my sheep pasture Mr C. B. Wainwright of L-<ni >n to protect my stock from the ravages City. Fla., has written the mauufact of dogs and wild animals. urera that much better results ar« T homas A nderson . obtained from the use of Chamber Dated a* Bandon, April 27tb, 1905. lain’* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in cases of paiu in the stom WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN in this and adjoin ach, oolic, cholera morbus by taking ing oonnties for home or traveling work, representing and advertising the Wholesale it in water as hot aa oan he drank and Ednent ion a I Department* of an old es That when taken in tbia way the ef tablished Manufacturing House. H.lar, *1 SO tier day with expenaea advanced Kig fect ia double in eapidity. “ft oeoipj fnrnished when neee«aarv; position p-m<a- o got at th« eight opo* i**t<ntly.” nent. reference, exchang'd Adder«.. Blew he «*)•*. For Mie by C. Y Lowe. . Brothers A Co., Home Dep«., Chicago. Ill W F. HARRIS, IN CHARGE, Successor te J. L. TBoenuN. Get the News of the World and A Rtory <»f the great range war» into And through tbe casement tbe mooulight which it* Interwoven the romantic epleode» of acquiring timber land«, aud the ad oold Streams ou two beads—one gray, one gold. vancement of irrigatiou. Tbia production wi’! appear in the Semi- Weekly Oregon Journal iu serial form. Tbe A COLLECTION OF DON’T». Journal will In» clubbed with the R ecord KU, two fur Subscribe at once uud Don't turn away a child) when he the read this great story uf life as told by Paul come« to you for comfort aud sympa De Lnney. BATH ROOMS, What We Can Do For You Two Papers for the Price of One. cnll and examine oar good«. -A. 1ST ID loweet living prioea. An Oregon writer’s Greatest Effort. h City Barber Shop BOOT» SHOKS has na substitut ? “I have been using Cbatulierlaiu's Cough Remedy and want to say it is tbe best cough medicine I have ever taken,” says Geo. L. Cbnbb, a mer chant of H irluu, Mieb. There is no question about its being the best, a* it will cure a cough or col t in less time than any other treatment. It should always be kept iu the house ready for instant m-e, for a cold can be cured iu much less time when —ooo— Babins are to have a day of their promptly treated. Fur sale by C. Y. ________________ awn at the Lewis and Clark Fair. Lowe. J)au McAllen, the “father of the Ex Jliule Kain Fall. position," who suggested the fuir idea nine years ago, will have charge of Loa Angeles, Cal. May 3.—Cha.les arrangements for the baby 6how, and Hatfield, a “rainmaker,” who has been the babies are assured of a good time working since December 15tli, last, to if Dao has anything to say about it. produce 18 ineben of ram forSomh- There will be prizes for the prettiest ern California by May 1st, on a pledge baby, tbs healthiest baby, the fattest of a number of Los Angeles mer baby, the tbioest baby, and every chants to pay him $1000 if be succeed other breed of baby. Mr. McAllen ed, has completed bis demonstrations, la busy arranging a program for that and was paid tbe anm promised. day. The fail of raiu in Los Angeles during tbeseasou ending May 1st, baa The Washington Farmer Publish been 18.06 inches, which far exceeds ing Co., of North Yakima, Wash., tbe fall of last season, and is above publishes three illustrated agricul the normal annual precipitation for tural periodicals every moutb, “Dai tbis section. ry and Live Stock,” ‘Poultry and Pet Hatfield established bis “rainmalts Stock," and “Northwest Farm and ing" plant in Altadena, in th« foot Home." The last named magazine bills of tbe mountains, some 20 miles is devoted to all the other featuies of from Los Angeles, December 15tb, agricultural life except those that are and tbe amonut of rainfall from that covered by the first two named. It date in the immediate locality of his contains more practical articles on ir plant has been 26.49 inches. Hat rigation than any other publication in field’s method is a generation of gas. America. It is a decriptive maguzine and its discharge into the atmos containing from time to time complete phere from a chimney, which baa tbe articles on all localities west of St. result, be claims, of attracting force« Paul and north of 8au Francisco, and of nature which compel moisture to is therefore invaluable to tbe immi form and be precipitated in tbe shape grant and real estate man. Yon can of rain. ________________ gel all three of these elegant publica Why Suffer Front Rheum at Un». tions. comprising a complete agricul tural library, for $3.00 per year, Why suffer from rheumatism when on« application of Chamberlain's Pam hayed Uy Dynamite. Balm will relieve tbe pain! The Sometimes a flaming city is saved quick relief which tbia liniment af by dyoiimiliog a apace that the fire fords makes rest aud sleep possible, cannot cross. Sometimes a cough an<r that alone ie worth many times bangs on so ioug yon feel as it uuth its coat. Many who have used it ing but dynamite would cure it. Z T. Gray, of Calhoun, Ga., writes: hoping only for a short relief from “My wife had a very aggravated suffering have been happily surprised to find that after uwliil« the relief cough, which kept her awake nights. becomes permanent. Mrs V II Leg Two physicians could not help her; gett of Yum Yum. Tennessee, U S A. so aha took Dr. Kiug'a New Discov- ety for Consumption, Coughs and writes; “1 am a great sufferer from rheumatism, all over from heat) to Col la which eased her Oough, gave foot, aud Chamberlain'« Pain Balm her sleep, and finally cured her" is the only thing that will relieve tbe Btrictly scientific cure for bronchitis paiu.” For «ale by C Y. Lowe, and La Grippe, At Ü. Y. Lowe's drng store, price 50et* and 91.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Notice *• the Public. FINE BILL JUMPERS. “Jumping bourd bills'' will be pun ¡«bal ie by a fine of $20 to 9100, or imprisonment from 10 to 50 days af ter May 18tb. The law on that sub ject declaree that it will be presump tive evidence of intent to defraud if any person shall fail to pay bis bill on demand, uuless he has made known in advance bis inability to pay. Home Circle Column Per 7*anth SOLD AND «COMMENDED BY C. Y. LOWE DO YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE? ft i *] vJ lA I 'J pi «X-/kz We are still doing bnsineaa at The Old StAnd and can please you. Give qs a Call and examine onr Stoves, Ranges and Farm Implements, Etc, Now 1« the lime to purcba«'* Hardware. in stock a large a««urtmerit of Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies. i'aintM. Oil«. Moor« mid Window». T1NSHOP IN CONNECTION. In thè Eventmg Telegram. of Portland, Oregon. It ie tbe largeet evening nevra pape pnbhehed in Oregon; it conteins «Il tb< newe of thè «tate and of tbe netiox Try it for e montb. A «ampie 0 py w I be mailed lo yon free. Adureaa The Telegram, PORTLAND, ORR. «0 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE 4 a P atents Tbe umlersigneil baa A. McNAIR, The Bandon Hardware Man Furniture Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds* Bed Room Haile* Cartein Pole« «nd Fine Well P»p«r »nd and Piece«. Window Trimming«. H<»o»e Lining. -------- SEWING MACHINES AND BABY CAKKIAGEH -------- Cabinet Shop in Connection. Mattresses and Springs. Faruitare Repairing and Haw-Bling a Hpeeialif. lass, Paints, Oils, Brushes. UNDERTAKING A Full Line of Burial Ce«kete. Bnriel R..be« and G<«d". and Undertaking Sappliee Constantly Kept on Hand. BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY,