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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
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COOS COUNTY’S (IHAITI RESOURCES
| )R . J. BURT MOORE,
fcDRGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
CO Q U ILLE C IT Y . OREGON .
A ^ I L L promptly respond to nil onlla, i
▼ ▼ d a y o rn iR u t.
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pannenbekg ,
ATTO RN EY
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nnswer. After the depi«»siQn that
lasted from 1893 to th« presidential
election in 1890, the first money ob-
t lined was for the paymept of debts.
[ No great improvements V<sre notice-
able until the summer jnd fall of
find iu providing better educational
SOIIIC Figures from Geo. P. Topuill<r i quantities of lumber during b °th °f facilities.
In a new county, like
1 * j these years.
Local sales in 1898 j this, where so many improvements
Office in Herald Buvaing, Coquille City, Or.
wore 25 per cent larger tlmu in ] Are needed, not a g im t deal of
Coos county is one of the garden 1897. This industry, which felt the money is permitted to lie idle.
It
r p H E COM M ERCIAL
spots of Oregon. All crops grown severe business depression begin- ( seems but a short time for the aver-
in
other
parts
of
Oregon
are
pro­
ning in 1893, showed a decided im- <
person to forget that t^iere ever
T h e moat modern arrnnged BA RBER
duced here with little expense. provemeni as the fall of 1898 was I were hard times.
WHOP in Coqnille Oity.
Hi iw^ver our
wero
The
most
productive
sections
of
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. the county are the Coos and Co­ reached The outlook for increased people are not extra >agant aud
activity in 1899 is encouraging.
their purchases aro such as their in­
quillo valleys. The banks of the
Parties are investigating tlio come will justify.
Tfceyo is no
j Coon aud Coquille rivers are lined Porter mill, which bus been shut dauht that our present prosperity is
I with fine farms, dairies, sawmills down for years, with a view to oper­
directly attributable to the practi­
Attorney and
I and coal bunkers. All crops are
it. Alfred Johnson, of Cali­ cal settlement of tho money ques­
Counselor at Law raised without irrigation. Large ating
fornia, recently purchased and en­ tion on lines favorable to the per­
C O Q U IL LE C IT Y . OltBGON .
crops of timothy, clover, outs and larged the Morras mill near Co­
manent adoption of the gold stand­
other kinds of lmy are cut irom
Continuation of this wise
B aal Estate and ColleoUona a Specialty. small tracts. Coal is mined in large quillo City, on the line of Coos Bay, ard.
Roseburg & Eastern railroad. The policy will insure the thrifty peo-
quantities, and the best timber activity in sawmill circles, coupled
plo of Coos county unmeasured
known to the world is cut on the with the fact that the price of lum­
prosperity for many years to come.
hills from which the coal is taken. ber has recently advanced $1 per
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.A .tto m e ;y . a t - XiWT* A summary of our resources is as 1000 feet, insures a very marked
Marshfield.
M ARSHF IE L D , OREGON.
follows:
increase in exports during 1899.
Population...............................
8,000
Dealer in H eal E state of all kinds.
Acres under cultivation, 2a,000 to__ 30,000
DA ISY AND FARM PRODUCTS.
DOINGS OF OUR STATE LEGISLATURE,
Bushels of wheat............................. 5.000
The product of 1897 was:
/ "lO Q U IL L E Grange No. 890, P atrons o f Bushels of oats...... ...................... 1.0(H)
B ills Introduced— One Granting a $4000
Husbandry meet on the 1st Saturday Bushels of barley and ryo................ 2,000
Butter. Cheese.
Bushels of corn................................
500 Creamery—
lbs.
lbs.
Value.
o f eaoh month at 10 o’clock a. m.
Pension to Widow of a Supreme Judge.
Tons
of
hay......................................
10,000
Dairy­
N. L orenz , Master.
Bushels of potatoes, 2,500 to........... 5,000 Coquille
.101,200
$21.418
48
men’s
U
nion.,,
B . Pannenberg, Hep.
_______ ________ _ Pounds of butter and cheese........... 500,000
Salem, Jan. 13.— Among the
6.800 <H)
Clover L e a f------.. 40.000
/ C O Q U IL L E W. O. T . U. meets each 2d Value of salmon pack of 1898......... $ 8,000 Coos B a y ........... .. HU.325 43.2Ì9 23.552 67 measures introduced into the house
Bushels
of
apples.............................
4,500
. 15.500
3,100 00
and 4tli Friday at 2:30 p m .
today was a hill to pay Rosalia Lan­
Bushels of pears..............................
300 Bessey B ro s----
M r s . G aok , Pres.
25
She is the
T o ta l............ .246,025 43,219 $54,898 15 caster, or heirs, $4000.
Mrs. Vf. R ich, Secretary.
___________ _ Baskets of peaches..........................
Bushels of plums, liOor....................
75
widow of Columbia Lancaster, su­
The product of 1898 was:
Bushels of green prunes, 00 or........
75
y r t l e c a m p , n o . iu 7, w o o d m e n
of the World, meets at Masonic Hall Value of nil other fruit raised in the
preme judge of Oregon territory
Butter. Cheese
county last year............................$ 1 000
1st and 3d Monday nights of each month.
Creamery—
Value. in 1849.
lbs.
lbs.
Number of sheep.............................. 1,000 Coquille D airy­
A. J . S hmbwoc Consul.
Number of horses............................
300
A hill for the protection of the
George T. Moulton, Clerk.
men's Un ion.
$31.500 00
Number of cattle.............................. 2,000 Clover L e a f .. . . .110.000
8.100 00
. 45.000
Number cf swine.............................. 1,000 Coos B a y ........... .143.776 45.450 36,130 09 Denny (Chinese) pheasant, prohib­
OURT CO Q U ILLE, NO. 1«. F O R E 8 T - Tons ot Bugarjbeets...........................
500
5.060 00 iting its sale for four years, except
ers of America, m o o ts every second and Vessels or shiploads of coal.............
275 Bessey B io s ___ . 23,000
alive, was introduced today.
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall
T o ta l............. .321,776 45,450 $80,790 07
The climate is not excelled in
SUNDRY HILLS ON FILE.
Coquillo City, Oregon.
H. N. L orenz , C. U.
Though the assessor s returns
Salem, Jau. 13.— In tlio senate
Ore on; consequently the general
G eo . O. L eacii , R . S
health is good. Men work oil the show the number of cattle iu the the following new hills were intro­
EN. L Y T L E PO ST, NO. 27, G. A. R. farms and in the mines and mills county to he 1171 hand less than in duced:
meets every first Monday n ig ht of
By Michell, to add two judges to
each month. V isiting comrades in good the year round and never complain 1897, it is estimated that the num­
standing cordially invited to attend.
of the cold. Henvy rains are the ber of cows, the milk of which the supreme court; by Selling, to
B . H, H askin , Post Com.
only storms that frequent this sec­ reached the creameries, was about repeal the annual appropriatiou of
J . Q u i c k , Adjutant.
tion. They come quickly and are the same in both years—97,498. $5000 for the state fair; by Fulton,
r 1 EN. L Y T L E . W. U. C., NO. 9. M EE TS seldom severe.
Storms that last The output of 1898 was greater to appropriate $25,000 for food fish
V JT in Coquille City on the first and third longer (ban four or six days are than that of 1897 by 7^,751 pounds hatcheries;
by Kuykendall, to
Wednesday afternoon in each mouth.
of butter, aud 2231 pounds of change the terms of court in the
rare.
M rs . W. H it s , Pres.
M rs . Ida H arrington . Sec.
Tiie county lias two good harbors cheese. Both 1899 and 1898 showed Second judicial circuit; by Ret^d, to
— Coos bay aud the Coquille. Ves­ considerable increases over previous reduce salaries of Douglas county
*1 HAD WICK LO D G E. NO. 08. A. F.
J and A. M., meets on Saturday evening sels ranging from 100 to 1000 tons, years. Prices paid in 1898 were a officers to a total of $2800 a year,
on or before eaoh full moon. Visiting breth­ capacity run from the bay to Port- good deal better than in 1897. The passed to a second reading aud re-
o. L. M O O N,
John F. Hall,
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C . W. W h it e . Sec.
easily understood by any experi­ Bates, to provido for laying out,
U E L A lT C H A P T E R . NO. «, O. E . S .,
enced dairymen, who understands building and improving county
meet» Friday evenin': on or before
how dependent good results are on roads and bridges; for a road mas­
©noli frill moon at H o’cl 'o’t from April 1st
to Ootober Slat, aud there if ter at , ::K>; and
attention and intelligence in the ter in each county and for a state
,noh fifteen day» thereafter a t ‘. jo d o e s in
management of the dairy.
In ad­ engineer; by Josephi, tomakeestato
the afternoon.
Mns. J ksnik R oss, W. M.
dition to the foregoing figures, there of insane patients, or certain rela­
M r s . N o »» A. M c E wkn . «
are the Arago and Lake creameries, tives, if able, to bear the expense of
LOD IB, NO. 88 , 1 . 0 .O. F.,
from which no report has been ob­ maintaining the patiout, and for
( J lOQUILLV
meets every S itnrd iy evening. V isit-
tained. Besides, there are many nurses from the asylum to convey
in« brethren in Rood standing cordially
farmers who make aud ship their committed patients from the county
invited.
. . . .
„
J . A. S kkd , N. G.
own butter and cheese.
to the asylum; by Mulkey, provid­
J . S. L awrenck , li. 8
_ _ _ _ Hon. J. W. Bennett Talks Facts.
The stockraisers of the county ing against the sheriff getting credit
/ "iO Q U IL L E ENCAMPMENT. NO. 25. I
fared well during 1897 aud 1898. for the return of the delinquent list
V ,; O. O. F ., moots every first ana intra
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.
F o r many years before the prise of unless there is a legal reason why
Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows
Cooshay aud the Coquillo river are cattle was exceedingly low. During the tax could not he collected; by
hall. Cordial invitation extended to ail vis­
itin g patriarchs iu good standing.
two arms of the Pacific ocean that 1898 leading cattle-dealers »hipped Cameron, to authorize several county
U. E. B u c k , C. P .
penetrate the fertile bottom lauds 10,000 head, of the estimated value assessors to appoint deputies; by
G. F . B o u t e l l , Scribe.
of the hay and river valleys,and make of
$150,000.
Notwithstanding Mackny, to authorize the port of
a m ie r e b e k a h
l o d g e , n o . 20 ,
I. O. O. F., meets every 2d and 4th accessible to the markets of the these shipment.,, the assessment roll Portland to make further improve­
Wednesdays in each m onth, at Odd F e l­ world our incaleuahle weaPb. Coos of 1897 showed 11,918 head iu the ments in the Columbia river chan­
lows’ hall. Mas. Ju u r u C o l l i e r , N. G. county borders on the Pacific ocean, county, and the 1S98 roll 10,747, so nel aud borrow $300,000 therefor,
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J . S. L a w r e n c e , S .
and is near the most westerly point that if wo consider the number and $250,000 additional to build a
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of the United States. • No county driven out and tho number con­ drydoek, for both of which bonds
Fraternal Aid Association meets the
2d and 4thTaosdny evening of each month. in the state soems to ho more distant sumed at home, it is evident that shall he issued; by Brownell, to pro­
S. J . M i l l e r , Pres.
from the great business centers of renewed energy has been exhibited vide for the election of road super­
D . F . D ean . Sec.
___ ___ __ the const and tho country; still,
on the part of tho stoekraisers.
visors by the voters; by Looney, to
there is no county iu Oregon more
In 1897, 21,503 sacks of potatoes, amend the law rolating to the foes
dependent on the prosperous con­ valued at $11,839, were shipped of coroners; by Bates, providing the
dition of the country, generally, from Coos bay; in 1898, 71,000 manner of levying road taxes; by
than Coos, in view of its coal and sacks,valued at$38,050,were shipped. Harmon, amending section 2288 of
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
lumber shipments a fid its farm aud The increase in 1898 over 1897 was Hill’s law, so as to provide that only
lOpposito City Wbarf.1
creamery products. Space forbids 49,437 sacks. There is no record of summaries of county assessment
E E P 8 ON HAND AND MAKES TO an extensive review of the develop­ potato shipments from the Coquille. rolls shall he transmitted to the
ment of this section, and I will sum­
K order first-class
Iu 1897, 20,800 boxes of apples, secretary of state, instead of the
C H A I R S . marize only a few of the important worth $10,741 were shipped from entire rolls, as now; by Morrow, to
R A W H ID E
exports:
Coos hay; aud in 1898, 44,542 I ioxch exempt homesteads of ICO acres or
M anufactured from best hard wood.
J . 1?. FO X, Proprietor.
of the value of $17,810, an increase $3000 valuation from attachment
COAL EXPORTS.
A fruit dryer is and judicial sale; by Kuykendall,
Vnlne. of 17,082 boxes.
Year.
Too*.
$148,994 being erected at Marshfield.
. .74.4:17
1H1I7
It to regulate the matter of employes
.. .Vi, 7SL*
113..WI
Isas
will liaye a capacity to handle a of the legislature and committee
Tho exports for 1898 would have largo quantity of fruit, which has clerks; hv Daly of Lake, to amend
ABANDON. O R ,
exceeded by far the exports of 1897, heretofore not been gathered.
the law relating to equalization of
K E E P S CONSTANTLY ON HAND were it not for the shutting down
In 1897 there were shipped 078 assessments; by Mackay, to regu­
of
the
Beaver
Hiil
mine
in
the
boxes of cranberries, and in 1898, late pilotage on the Columbia river;
A F U L L LIN E OF
spring, by reason of litigation. 937 boxes. The average value is
by Daly of Beutou, to change the
Tho new Beaverton mine began $2.50 per box.
time of the open fishing season iu
shipping coal in December, 1898.
Iu 1898, 572 hogs were shipped to ALea hay and river; by Adams, to
A new mine is being opened by J. Sau Francisco, as against 212 head
encourage the use of wide tires on
-A-T
H. Timon, near Riverton, on the Co­ shipped iu 1897. In tho shipments
public roads by taxing all vehicles
quille river. From present indica­ of all other products of the farm
of less than three-inch tires; by
tions it is safo to predict that the an increase is reported in every in­
Fulton, to provido for a scaler of
coal
shipments
for
1899
will
exceed
Orders left with R. S. K n ow i . t o n ,
stance.
logs in several districts of the state
C o q u il l e C ity , will rece vo prompt by far thse of all previous years.
S VLMON CANNERIES.
without expense to the state; to
The increased demand for Coos
attenton.
Iii 1897 the cnnnerics on Coos abolish fish wheels and traps, and
Bay on the revival of business
pound and set nets; to authorize
Rtsoburg-Copille Freight nml Pas­ throughout the country, aud the bay and the Coquille shipped 10,- county
courts to permit loggers to
981 cases of salmon. In 1898 the
re-establishment
of
confidence
in
senger Rente.
The in­ place skids in pubic roads; to re­
American enterprises, justified an output was 22,300 cases.
move the limit in the amount of
ÇN_EORGE M ARTIN, of this place,
hns increase of 33.^ per cent in the creased output is due not so much
pi
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established a weekly ronnd-trip pas
to the run of salmon, as it is said tide land one person may buy and
wages
of
our
coal-miners,
which
sanger and freight line from Coqnille
City |
Conni
provide for an order of surver and
to Hosebarg. Passenger fare. $ with âô was made in October, 1898.
Since the run of 1897 was better than
Iba. of bnaace. Freight carefully bandied then $1 a ton lias been paid miners 1898, hut to the fact that salmon giving the pnrty maaing the first
and ratea reasonable.
i ;hn* \
canneries which hnd not been in i survey preference in the right to
at the Coos bay mines, instead of
operation
for years were engaged buy; by Dufur, to extend the privi-
75 cents a ton, as in 1897 and in
COOS B A Y
In 1897, 79 lege of the Soldiers’ Home to the
many precoeding years.
The in- ,, in business
. ,, in
. 1898.
.
wives and widows of soldiers.
crease was not brought about by \ toD.*? { » 1*?d. “ !‘noB weI?
LATER SENATE BILL S.
strikes or labor unions, but was and in 1898 173 tons. Tho output
Bills were introduced as follows
voluntarily on the part of the em­ ! for 1898 was:
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
ployers, and a result of the natural 1 s . 0 Co„ two
cries.................. j3!£o of general interest:
By Looney, to prevent produc­
la
w
s
governing
demand
and
supply.
Bandon
P.ickin«
Co...........................
4 ,« joo
M anufacturer of Marble Monnments, Hen 1-
Bay Packing C o......................................... 5.2U0 tion and sale of unwholesome med-
LUMBER MANUFACTURING.
stones. T ablets, etc.
The value of salmon in cases isou and adulterated foods; by
cem etery lots enclosed with stene coping Year.
Feet
Vain«, i
$uo.sin 71 rangeil from $.4 to?».
or onrbing. Iron railings furnished to or- 18D7 ..................... at.x.-.2.27l
Smith, to euro defects in titles to
der. Correspondence solicited from parlies „
......................:w,:ill,.w>
19ft,C07 :*4
What was done with the money real estate; by Clem, to provide for
living in the conntrv or other towns »h o
In addition to the above, there obtained from this increased husi- deducting of property from nssess
may wish anything in uiy line of business.
U a ,H r» ’ b -
Orso- ' was sold to the local market large ness is a question which is easy to ^ ment; by Kelly, to amend section
and export of goods. Kates range
from $2.50 to §4 a ton. Should the
government ever wake up to the
importance of these harbors and
make appropriations large enough
to improve them, C ook county will
have two tine harbors.
G eorue P. T o ppin g ,
Baudou.
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ARMONY COUNCIL. NO. '.H OF THE
Chair Factory^
pETER L0G6IE,^>
Burial
Caskets
Lowest Gasti Prises.
Marble aifl Slone Worts
JANUARY
M
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24, 1899.
537 of Hill's Annotated Laws of Or­
egon, providing for an oral notice
of appeal; by Bates, to prevent adul­
teration in the manufacture of lin­
seed oil; by Loony, to prohibit the
sale of cigarettes to boys under 18
years of age.
NO. 2(5.
A $65.00 Machine
S & fi• • f lr lliu jtO iT
fslcad
in
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NEW
HOME
STYLE
Interestina Data Supplied to “ The Oregonian's " Annual No.
fo r n o L - y r e s e o t a t iu e
Topping and Hon.
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IN TH E HOUSE,
Communicate About Our Farms, Creameries, Mills, Mines, th*ir {arms auj hoin, Bi j,, the pur- Bills were introduced as follows:
Climate, etc .
_
chase of nurricultural jpfbments. By Whilney, to tax mortgages;
Kt»(:«ri' IN ib lk r .
C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R E G O N .
ren cordially invited.
l e
. .
Whitney, for election of road su­
pervisors; Guy, ennbliug legal rep­
resentative of a person whoso death
or injury is caused by another to
maintain an action for damages on
account of such act; Wilson, fixing
legal rate of interest on public in­
debtedness; Davis, to regulate bar­
bers’ business; Grace, amending
section 3G73 of code— mechanic»’
lien; Forduey, requiring streetcar
owners to pay license; Grace, re­
pealing sections 2733 and 2835 of
code—poll tax; Stewart, amending
sections 2799 and 2814 of code—
delinquent taxes; Maxwell,
to
amend law districting tho state for
senators and representatives;lvnight,
amending rections 271G and 2718
of code— school fund; Palmer, pre­
scribing manner of appropriating
state money; Young, Laying out
state roads and working convicts
thereon; McCulloch, amending sec­
tion 2742 of code, taxing personal
property where the same may he;
Hawson, providing a lieu on far.n
products for farm labor; Maxwell,
amending snlary law of county
treasurers; Palmer, killing of game
birds; Whitney, to prevent persona
from runniug'push-cars, velocipedes,
hand-cars aud the liko upon rail­
road tracks, except railroad em­
ployes; Wonacott, levy and collec­
tion of road taxes in money; Bayer,
apportioning state in nenatorial and
representative districts; Davis, re­
quiring a public record of names
and amounts due unknown depos­
itors of hanks and providing for
disposition of unclaimed funds;
Wonacott, to encourage use of wide
wagon tires; Hawson, for liquor
license of $1000; Curtis, relating to
change of county seats; Williamson,
creating a fund for scalp bounty, by
levying a tax of 1J cents per head
on sheep; Maxwell, to prevent pro­
duction and sale of unwholesome
goods; Curtis, appropriation of
$25,000 per annum for the propa­
gation of salmon; Moody, to regu­
late tlio practice of horse-shoeing;
Moody, authorizing counties to fund
LA TEST
B IS T
CHEAPEST
Shipped to anyone,
anyw here, ou 10
tiny»’ free IrfaJ,
in y o u r o w n
h o m e , w ithout
a sk in g one cen t
in advance.
10 y e a r s ’ w ritten
w arranty w i t h
each m achine.
A strictly hiul*-fr«oile S ew ­
in g M a c h l *» u , f i n i s h e d
thruiigJiQufc »'1 th e beat
sible m an n er. It possesses a ll
modern im p rovem en ts,au d its
m echanical construction is
such th a t in it are com bined
si m plicity w ith great stren g th ,
thus in su rin g ease o f running,
d u rab ility, and m aking I t im ­
possib le lor the m achine to b e
put out of order. I t sew s fa st
am i m akes a p erfect stitch
w ith all kinds o f thread and
a ilc ln s se so f m aterial. A lw ays
r^ady for use and unrivalled
for speed, durability am i qual­
ity o f work. N otice th e fol­
low ing p oiu ls o f s u p e rio rly »
Coupon, it
•ont C. 0 . 0
or on trial
The Head o f th e “ Arlington sw ings on patent sock et hin ges, fm nly held down by a thum b
uid handsom e in design, and beauthuljy ornam ented iu gold.
ferew . Strong, su b stantial, neat air
Bed p la te has rounded co rn ers and is inlaid or countersunk, n iak in g it fju.ih w ith top of table.
h ig h e s t A n n —S p ace und er the arm is 5 ^ inch es high and 9 inch es long. T h is w ill ad m it th e
larg est sk irts, nml even quilts. U Is Self-Threading—Absolutely no holes to put thread through
excep t eye o f needle. S h u ttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threadinV easy to put in or
tak e out; bobbin holds a larg e am ount o f thread. S titc h R egulator is on th e n*d o f the m achine,
beneath th e bobbin winder, and has a scale showing th e num ber o f stitches to the inch, aud can
be changed fro m 8 to 82 stitches to the in c h , l-eed is double nnd extends on both sid es o f need le;
never fails to tak e goods throu gh; never stops a t seam s; m ovem ent is positive* no sp rin g s to
b reak and get out ot order; can be raised an d ’ * low rered
ered at
s . . will.
. . . . . A utom atic Bobbin W inder—F o r
d ing the thread. M achine does
filling th e bobbin autom atically and perfectly sm ooth w ithout holding
jn g —M achine is easy to r ru
o esn
o tfatig
eo oper
p er-
not run w hile winding bobbin. L ig h t R unning—M
u s i, , d
does
not
fatig u eth
e ! he
ator, m ak es little noise and sews rapidly. S titch is a double lock s t t“
itc l, th e sam e oil both sides,
w ill not ravel,
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ean ________
b e eh au g
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ed ________
w ithout stopping
stopping th
th e e m m achine
achine, — 'lesalon
------ is a flat spring
.
ten-
«¡on, and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing Never gets out of order.
'Is is a stra
straigh
The Needle
ig l t, self-setting
„ needle, flat on one side, and catiuo: b e put in w rong. Needle
j — m - ade
j . - s o f - case-hardened
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a . >»— *—
*
-
« a
getting
B a r is round,
steel, w ith oil
on th e goods. A djustable B e a rin g s —All bearinj igs a re case-hardened steel an a easily adjusted
wit
h a "screw
moTion
k e n --------------------
up, aud th e --------■
tn ac^
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w
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screw driver. All lost m
otion can be ta .----
»— n e w ill last a , - lifetim
.
A tta c h m e n ts —K ach m ach in éis furnished w ith necessary toolsaftd a cce*o ries, and in ad d itio u w e
furnish an e x tra set o f attachm ents in a velvet lined m etal lo x , free o f charge, as follow s: One
ruffler and g ath e re r, one binder, one sh irrin g plate, one set o f four h em n ers, different w idths up
to Vi o f an inch, one tucker, one under braid er, one sh o rt o r a ttn ch m eit foot, and one thread
cutter. W oodw ork o f finest quality oak o r w alnut, g o th ic cover a n d dravers, m ckcl-p lated rin g s
to draw ers, dress guard« to w heel, and device for rep lacin g belt.
n n U ' T D A Y high p r i c e s for
d ||Y o ir e c t l y o f m anufacturers and
U
U
Il I “A
T SEWING MACHINES H
U
T SAVE AGENT'S AND DIALER S PROFITS
C t.'R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 3 . BO Is ou r Special W hole «ale P rice , bit m r> r> r> r> m
in order to introduce this high-grad e sew ing m achine, we m ak e a special coi­
Coupon
tion off er, g iv in g every reader o f this p aper a chance to get a fu st-class mi*
L in
... e a t . th e low
, ..." est . price
. ..•<..........
. offered.
_.-..1 On receipt . o .r f X.Q
n u n iw
ch
ever
$ 1 8 .5 0 e.«.«!«
cash .....P
and coupon
/l
No. 2070
w e w ill ship th e above-described m achine anyw here securely packed a u l
crated, a n d g u a v rn te e stfe delivery. A ten years’ w ritten w arranty sen t w iti
each m achine. M oney refunded i f not as represented offer th irty d ay s’ teit
trial. W e w i' ship C. O. I). for $19.50 w ith privilege o f tw enty d a y s’ tria l ui
[ If sent with order ^
receip t o f $-'*.00 ns a gu arantee o f good faith nm l charges. I f you p refe r th irV
for Arlington j
days' tria l before paying, send for our larg e illustrated catalogu e w ith testi­
i SewingMachino i
m onials, ex p la in in g fully how we ship sew ing m achines anyw here to anf*
one a t th e low est m an ufacturer's p rices w ithout a sk in g o n e cen t in advance.
No. 6 5 ^ ¿
T h e b est plan is to send all cash w ith order, as you then save th e $1.00 dis-
«011 nt. R em em b er the coupon m ust be sen t w ith ord»*-
ss.oo.
~ $ - 0 r make your order through the Herald, wilhrat extra e iis !.-^ -
*
They banish pain
and prolong life.
ONE
GIVES
RELIEF.
i f W
for protection of deer; Young, for
protection of razor clams; Myers,
relating to military fund; Davis,
protecting translanted
eastern
oysters; Morton, to protect human
life from careless handling of fire­
arms; Curtis, regulating the driving
of fislitrap spiles; 'Curtis, to protect
trout; Curtis, regulating payment
of fees in justice courts; Massingill,
for special examination of plaintiffs
ill suits for damages for injuries;
Young, to protect crawfish; Rob­
erts, repealing act which ¡irevents
driving or herding of live stock
along public highways; Sherwin, to
promote sugar beet industry.
j
:
r*1 » w
t «AÉe-*.\ ? Ci
T IIE NUMBER OF CLERKS
And their compensation was fixed
in tho senate as follows:
Committee on assessment and
taxation, 2; engrossed hills, 8; en­
rolled hills, 8; printing, 3; judiciary,
3; revision of laws, 2; ways and
means, 3; all other committees were
allowed one clerk each, except com­
merce nnd navigation (declined by
Chairman Selling) and penal insti­
tutions.
The compensation was
fixed at $3 per day for all clerks ex­
cept stenographers and chief clerks
of the committees on judiciary,
ways and means, enrolled and en­
grossed hills, whose compensation
shall be $5 per day.
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No matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
A new rfylr* packet «nn tat ni tur inv rttmv « rini'OFS in . neper en rtnn (without pj>uw) is now for sato
ni -.-imo ir rit.ir
vohkiyk < • •; • «. Tiri ■ l'i\v ; ' ¡ '“i '• 1 ■ 1 ififeud-'il tur tin p ' ; nnd tho eoonomi-
c;.l. <).ii« i or. n , lip- lire < -nt <■
t»i*-.!••
h . by
l.y „.- im I ìi ,* forty-eightconta
(r> tIlf UDA VS ( lb 1.1 \I. «.uMi'AMY, Nu. 10 bp.
Mu I.
Yuri:- or n cirsio carton (TBIT
1 ACULES) will be ' t for avi- centd. II.id mi
r m . kìc pince tin; world ht -- - * •
_ ^
B la k k e **
Ho
ln»V<*
, !T’ ^
l I i
- 3 U nat-rfu.rxa.te
J jl
^ U n largo Block o f I
I.n <»rii>i»c Niirrcanliillr Trrnt<<<l.
heavy, A l l -W ool, M ahys - I
BLANK L I S . now
“I have just recovered from the t i i . lk CALIF OR NIA
below M ill nrleus, mb th ey \v<
|
T h is old reliable nnd
second attack of la grippe this year,” offered
bought b efore tho risi in wool.
Wo m im e ‘
most Knccenftful spec­
says Mr. Jas. A. Jones, publisher of only a fow. * .{'/"Mention Him paper nnd '
ialist in San Francis-
the Leader, Mexio, Texas.
“In the we’ ll pay fre ig h t on p u rch ase« oyer .$10 to W L . . H i * » co, still continues to
any l i l t , s ta tio n in C a lifo rn ia .
/ Y' >\ L l/ *
'M b c,,ro nil S e x u a l nnd
latter case I used Chamberlain’s
Neniinal Diseases,
C U T T R IC E .
• ¡eh a s G o n o r r h e a ,
Cough Remedy, nnd I think with C O L O R . W E IG H T . r.’ S i I x Z s E n . ............... ......................
$ 9 .0 0
M o tt le d ,,
9 pound«,
-
G l e e t . S t r o t u re ,
9 . HO
considerable success, only being in N a v y ,
9
7 2 x 9 0 ................ ........................
.
• • • • •
Ty phi In-. in n il it s
7 2 x H S ............... ......................
1 0 .0 0
^ - V \ * n
. lonnH. Skin DiAeaaen.
bed a little over two days against S c a •• r l e t , I 10 t
7 2 x 9 -5 ............... ......................
li ni
fiOxK’2 ............... ......................
- *'•
s. - ~ N e r v o u s Debility,
3 .9 0
5
“
ten days for the former attack. G r a y ,
8 0 x 9 4 ............... ......................
1.7.IH»
1«
•*
Impotoncy, Seminal Werfkne»B and Loss of
L O xH l............... .......................
6 .0 0
7
“
The second attack I am satisfied ••
Manhood, tho consequence of self-abuse
••
7 2 x H 4 ...............
10
and exe«1 -
producing the following symp­
“
52xH O ............... .................... /
c o tto n ,
.7 0
would have been equally as had as
6 2 x 7 8 ...............
toms: Sallow conntennnco, dark spots un­
**
"
the first hut for the use of this rem­
P rices are by tho pair. Send for liwt of der tho eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
the ears, loss of ooniideuoo, diffidence in
edy, ns I had to go to bed in about PKX) blankets at cut.-rate pricou.
approaching si rangers, palpitation of tho
six hours after being ‘struck’ with
SMITH'S CASH STORE,
hei t v : ' , I Of I ho limbs and back, loss
of
memory, pimples on the faco, coughs-
it, while in the first case I was to
25-27 Market street, S. F. consnmption,
etc.
attend to business about two days
1>U. G IBBO N lias practised in San Fran ­
bsfore getting . ‘ down.’ ”
For
cisco
over
30
years
an J those troubled shoald
FiTifM V I T A L I T Y
not fail to consult him and receive the ben ­
sale by R. S. Knowlt.ou.
L O S T V IG O Ft
Gibbon
.
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of hi« great skill and etperienoo. The
ADO M A N H O O D efit
doctor cur<s when others fa il.
Try him.
Cures Impotrncy,Nlpht Kmlsslonsand C L U E S GUAUANTEKD. Persons cured
t borne. Charges reasonable.
or
wasting diseases, all effects of self- a write.
DIE J . F . G IBBO N .
abuse, or excess and indis­
625 Koarne.v street. San Francisco Cnl.
In the Congressional Directory
cretion. A n erv o to n lcan il j
the names appear thus:
lilood builder. Brings the
♦Burrows, Julius C.
pink
plow to pale cheeks and
*§§§Gorman, A. I*.
restores the fre of youth.
I V is it DR. JORDAN’S «>“ « f
§||||||Roach, William N.
By mallCOc p l o x : O lmxt->
M
useum of A
natom
y '
The * means that their wives ac­ for $2.n O ; with a w ritten Kiiaran-
i::.:a*jxiisT.Nt.et*»7ii,3.rc»L i
company them; the § the daughters tco to curt) o r refund tho money.
nivi in the World.
and the || ‘‘other ladies.” When
•palnrM.
’ tri­
NERV1TA M ED IC A L C O .
luIIj j m «re made
Representative Roberts, of Utah,
IIH*. If jo«
U in*
arrives in Washington with his C l i n t c r . S l J a c k s o n t i t s . , C H I C A C O , I L L .
F o- suIf by CiHjTiillc l'li.-irmney.
three wives, how will the editor of
I s i l t - .»o u n %> . « i v i T i n i s i i s r «
the Congressional Directory class­
' « » |*»|»» »•> ’ -
: iu 1
■WÍMVff
ify his menage? Will Roberts dare
The «mallei! thiiif. may exert tli"
> y % h iY nrpionf to us will reeelT« oor
file one of his wives with an * for greabiMt inHu< n t . JDe W itt’s L it­
. / , ‘ ¡r
Tròni Ttrn rrnKhx * **, « «
lln r T hoM ,n-4 n u lU m .
publication, and put the others tle Early Risers are unequnled for
V liil» M U * h i o T S i i r r l i i i e ,
with 1 ? Here is a crisis right nt overcoming constipation nml liver
V <t «» M M tirkotm . « . F.
hand. — Washington Tribune.
A Congressional Oiretory Crisis.
.