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1 ) R . J. BUUT M OORE,
Breathes There a Man?
j
SU R G E O N AN D P H Y S IC IA N .;
Breathes there a man w ith soul so dead
T hat to him self he hath n ot said.
} "M y trade o f Ir.te is gettina had,
! I’ ll try another len-inoh a d .”
ILT, prom ptly respond to »11 culls, j I f such there be. go m ark him well,
dnv o r u iu lit.
For him no Imnk Recount shall swell—
N o ungel watch the golden stair
T o welcom e hom o a m illionaire.
£UQENt P A N N E N B E R G ,
T o such a man the n oisy diu
O f tr«ffic m ay not enter in.
For bargain hunters by the score
A T T O R N E Y AT l a w
Shall pass n or heed his d in gy door;
H o l i ir ) ' P u l t l l * .
For tho* his sign is on the wall
And on Home barnyard gate a scrawl,
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
No people who have cash or sense,
G o prancing round to read the fen ce.
Office In Heral.l Building, C oquille City, Or. The m an who never asks for trade
By local line or ad. displayed —
Cares m ore for rest than w orldly gain
IJIH E C O M M E R C IA L ■* -----
And patronage but gives him pain.
T h # m oat m odern arranged BA.BBER Trend lightly, friends, let no rude sound
D istu rb his solitude p rofoun d.
»H O P in C oquille C ity.
Here let him live in calm repose,
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. Unnought except oy men he owos,
And wh n he dies, go plant him deep
T hat naught may break his dreamless sleep,
W here no rude clam or may dispel
The qui «t that he loved so well;
And that the world m ay know its looa.
Place on his grave a wreath o f moss
And on the stone above, “ Here lies
A chum p who w ouldn’ t advertise.”
C O Q U lIiL K
C IT Y ,
OHEÜON.
W
~C. L. M O O N ,
A tto r n e y a n d
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w
COQUILLE CITY. OREGON.
R eal Estate and C ollections a S pecialty.
John F. Hall,
UNCLE S A M 'S INTENTIONS.
Text of the Proclamation Issued by the Phil­
ippine Commission at Manila.
children of the people may he edu­
cated, and appropriate facilities will
be provided for higher education.
Eleventh— Reforms in all depart­
ments of the government and all
corporations closely touching the
common life of the people will be
undertaken without
delay, aud
effected conformably with right a»d
justice, iu a way to satisfy well-
founded demands aud the highest
sentiments and aspirations of the
people.
Such is the spirit in which the
United States comes to the people
of the Philippine islands, aud the
president has instructed tho com­
mission to make this pnblically
known. In obeying his behest, the
commissioners desire to join the
president in expressing their good
will townrd the Philippine people,
and to extend to the leading repre­
sentative men an invitation to meet
them for the purpose of personal
acquaintance and an exchange of
views and opinions.
J acob G oi ' ld S chemas ,
United States Commissioner.
G eorge D ewev ,
United States Navy.
E i . well S. O tis ,
Major-General United States Army.
D ean C. W orcester ,
United Stntes Commissioner.
C harles D enby ,
United States Commissioner.
Help Him Own His Home.
They do some things better iu
England than here. The dispatches,
for instance, say that on Tuesday
next Mr. Chamberlain will introduce
a bill empowering local authorities
to aiivunce money to enable occu­
piers to acquire ownersuip of small
houses on the principle of the Irish
lauds act and the small bolding
acts.
One of the most serious crimes to
be charged up to the recent legisla­
ture is that it failed to pass a bill
enacting a first-class building aud
loan association law, such a one as
has boeu tested by years of experi­
ence in Minnesota and Pennsylvania,
the home of building and loan ar.su-
ciutious. Such a law would have
been wortti more to the stnte than
the bringing in of $141,000,000 of
eastern capital to loan.
The home owner is always a good
citizen. He takes an intelligent in­
terest in municipal affairs aud is
always on the side of law and order.
The city wherein the greater num­
ber of its inhabitants own their own
homes is always a progressive and
enterprising city. Hard times have
little effect upon it.
Encouragement in home owning
should be fostered in every legiti­
mate way. If you know of a man
who is struggling under a burden
and ia endeavoring to save enough
Canteens May Sell Beer.
money to pay for hie home, help
him. It is a good investment iu
Washington, April 4.— The secre­ good citizenship.— Tacoma Ledger.
tary of war recently requested the
opinion of the attorney-general as
Relic Hunters In Santifijo de Cuba.
to whether section 17 of the act
passed at the last session of con­
Santiago de Cuba, March 29.—
gress “ increasing the efficiency of The arrival of the American lino
the army,” prohibits tho continu­ steamer Paris with 420 tourists on a
ance of the sale of intoxicating relic hunting expedition, created a
drinks by the government in the great stir.
Boys and men who
canteen section of post exchanges were able to gather up anything
which arc organized and maintained that could bo termed a relic of the
at the various army posts aud en­ war, reaped a harvest. New mach­
campments thrughout the United etes that had recently arrived from
States.
the United States, but had been
The attorney-general in his reply kept in salt water for a few days in
holds that the section iu question order to give them a coat of rust,
docs not prohibit the continuance were sold at from $5 to $15 each.
cf the sale of intoxicating liquors
It is estimated that 1200 mach­
through canteen sections, ns here­ etes were sold and to supply the
tofore organized aud carried on, ex­ deinaud even machetes used in the
cept that no officer or enlisted inau kitchens for cutting meat were
can be detailed for duty iu cauteeu brought into requisition. “ Guides
sections to do the selling.
to battlefields,’’many of them youug
fellows who had never been there
Last Gentle Touch of the Blizzard-
before, also reaped a harvest
Des MoineB, la., April ff.-i-lt has
Evening Telegram:
been snowing here for 36 hours of course, sympathize with the deni­
with no evidence of letting up.
zens of the blizzard-swept middle-
Salinas, Kns., April 3.— The worst west who are now sweeping paths
blizzard of the year is in progress through the snow when they ought
today.
to be doing their spring plowing.
St Joseph, Mo., April 3.— A blind­ But the railway fare from the Mis­
ing snow storm is raging here today. souri river to Portland is only $25
Ottunnva, la.,April 3.— Tho heavi­ and the people back there know
est snow over known here in April, what they can do if they do not like
falliog fifteen inches since Thurs­ present weather conditions.
day, is the record.
New York, April 4.—Tlie Jour­
_ A .t t o r x a .o t r 1 - a t - X j a w ,
nal’s Manila correspondent cnbles
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
tbe text of the United States Phil-
Dealer in R kai . E state o f a ll k in d s.
ippine commissioners’ proclamation,
It follows:
~ O Q U ILU E Grange No. 2*0, P atrons o f issued today.
H usbandry meet ou the 1st Saturday
The commission desires to assure
• f sash m onth at 10 o ’ olock a. in.
tbe people of the islands of cordial
N. L obbhx , Master.
good will and fraternal feeling
B . Pannen berg, S ec.
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which is entertained for them by the
Y R T L E C AM P, NO. 1*17, W O O D M E N president aud the American people.
o f the W orld, m eets at M nsonic Hall The present aim aud object of the
1st and 3d M onday nights o f each m onth.
United States, apart from fulfill­
L J. S iisnw oi
Consul.
G eorge T . M oulton, Clerk.
ment of the solemn obligations it
has assumed toward the family of
O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O . 1». F O R E S T -
ers o f Am erica, m eets every second ana nations by its acceptance of sover­
fourth Thursday evening, at M asonic lla ll eignty over the Philippine islands,
C oqu ille C ity, Oregon.
is the well-being, prosperity and
G eo . O . L k ach , 0 . R .
bnppincss of the Philippine people,
H. N. L o n s sr , K . 8
and their elevation and advance­
"
EN . L Y T L E P O S T , NO. 27, O . A. R.
meets everv first M onday n ig h t o f ment to a position among the most
each m onth. V isitin g coruraden in good civilized people of the world.
sta n d in g oordially in vited to attend.
The president believes this felic­
B. H, H a s k in , P ost Com .
ity oud perfection of the Philippine
J. Q u ic k , A djntant.
people is to be brought about by
" ~ E N . L Y T L E , W. R. C ., N O. !). M EETS
in C oq m llo City on the first and third the assurance of peace and order,
W ednesday afternoon in each m onth.
by guarantee of civil and religious
Mns. W . H im , Pres.
liberty, by establishment of iuetico,
M as. Ida H ibbimotom . Seo.
cultivation of letters, science and
VH AD W IC K L O D G E . NO. «2, A. F. liberal and practical arts, by en­
J and A. M., m eets on Saturday evening largement of intercourse with for­
on or b efore each full m oon. V isitiu g breth­
eign nations, oxpanisen of indus­
ren oordially in v ited .
H akby Klims, W . M.
trial pursuits, by trade and com­
C . W . W hite, Seo.
merce, by multiplication and im­
UELA1I C H A P T E R , N O . fi, O . E. H.. provement of means of internal
, u— ----- i
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eaoh fu ll m oon at 8 o olook from A ot II 1st meet, with the aid of mechanical
to O otobor 3U t, and thereafter at 7:.UI, and
saoh fifteen days thereafter at d o olook in inventions of the great natual re-
sources of the archipelago, and, in
lha a ftern oon .
_
.,
M bs . N oa t A. M o E w k s , W . M .
a word, the uninterrupted devotion
M b s . J ennib lloaa, S bo .
of the peoplo to the pursuit of use­
N O Q D ILLE L O D G E , NO. 5», I. O . O . F., ful objects aud the realization of
J m eets everv Saturday even in g. V isit­ those noble ideas which constitute
ing brethren in good standing cordially
the higher civilization of mankind.
•n T it®d ’
J . A. S eed . N . G .
Unfortunately, these pure uims
J . S. L awbkwcb , R. S ._____________________
aud the purposes of tho American
misinter­
/T O Q U I L L E E N C A M PM E N T, N O . 2 5 .1. government have been
1 / O . O . F t meets every hrst and third preted to the inhabitants of certain
Thursdays in each m onth at O dd Fellows
islands, and ns a consequence the
Filipinos Starving.
hall. C ordial invitation extended to all vis
itin g patriarchs in good s m n d i n ^ ^ p
S. F. Star: Judge Lorigan, of
friendly American forces have, with­
Seattle, April 1.— The Times
out provocation or cause, been San Jose, has appointed as direc­
G . F . B ootki - i .. Scribe.
____
tors of tho Union Savings bauk the prints a letter from a Washington
openly attacked.
a m ie r e b e k a u
l o d g e , n o . 20 ,
What do the best Filipinos desire? notorious Jim Rea and three others, volunteer at Manila, who writes
I. O . O . F ., meets »very 2 d and 4th
W ednesdays in each m on th , at O d d l e l - Can it be more than the United who own but a few shares of stock, under date of February 15 as fol­
lo w s 'h a ll. M bs . J olith C oli . ie b , N . G . States is ready to give?
They are yet are large debtors of the instltu- lows:
J. S. L awbkkck . S.
“ Native women and children in
patriots and want liberty.
In the tiou. This is like placing the sheep
meantime, the attention of the peo­ in the care of wolves; and the our neighborhood and beyond, as
/-1 0 Q U I L L E CO U N C IL. NO.398 O F T H E
I j Fraternal Aid A ssociation m oots the ple of the Philippines i« invited to robbed depositors are juetly indig­ well as old men and sick, are abso­
2d and 4thTucsdnv evening o f each m onth. certain
regulative principles by nant. Lorigan is the same “ up­ lutely starving to death.
Their
M bs . E bla P a ssb sb e b o , Pres.
which the United States will be right judge” who prevented the hnsbands and fathers have been
D . F . D bab . S ec.
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guided in its relations with them. proecutiou of ex-Justice Dwyer, the killed, wounded, captured or driven
These are deemed to be points of unspeakable scoundrel who was back to Malolos, their bouses
caught in the very commission of an burned to the ground, with all their
cardinal importance:
First—Tbe supremacy of the odious and unnatural crime iu the earthly possessions, ami they are
The left with no means of subsistence.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
United States must and will be en­ presence of school girls.
forced throughout every part of the judge’s reputation generally is that They attempt to come into the
•(Opposite C ity W h a rf.1
archipelago, and those who resist it of a low-down politician. There­ American lines by thousands, but
e e p s on hand and makes to can accomplish no other than their fore, it is but natural that he should
to be turced back. We cannot feed
order flrst-olasa
favor buc I i a mau as Jim Rea. And them.”
own ruin.
R A W H ID E : C H AIR S.
Second—To the Philippine people the people of San Jose seem to like
Municipal Ownership.
will be granted the most ample lib­ his kind of “judiciary,” for they
M a n u factu red from beat hard w ood .
J. B. F O X , Proprietor.
erty and self-government reconcil­ have elected him repeatedly.
Detroit, April 3.—The common
able with the maintenance of a wise,
The marriage of Miss Virgina
just, stable and effective aud eco­ Fair and W. K. Vanderbilt, jr., was council has by a vote of 21 to 11
nomical administration of publio to be tho social event of the year. appointed a commission, headed bv
affairs, and compatible with sover­ Fiftv thousand roses were used in Governor Pingree, to nogotiate for
BAN D ON . O R ,
eign and international rights and tho decorations. The wedding gifts the purchase and operation of all
the street railways of Detroit under
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND obligations of tho United States.
amount to millions. The groom’s
A FULL LINE OF
Third—The civil rights of the father gives the couple $10,000,000 municipal ownership.
Philippine people will be guaran­ and the bride has $5,000,000 in her
“ Big Ben,” the clock in the house
teed and protected to the fullest own right- She will give much to of parliament in Loudon, is said to
extent
Catholic charities the day she weds. be the largest clock iu the world.
Fourth—The object of the Amer­ Salt Lake miners are to give $350,- The timepiece is twenty-three feet
-A -T
ican government is the welfare and 000 in gold to have made into a across, the leinuteeon the dial are a
advancement of the Philippine statue of her of solid gold for the foot apart, the numerals arc two
people.
feet long and the minute-hand, with
Paris fair.
Orders left with R. S. I vnowlton ,
Fifth—There shall be guaranteed
tbe counterbalance, is fifteen foet in
S.
F.
Star:
The
quickest
way
to
C oquillb C ity , will rece'.ve prompt honest and effective civil service to
length.
exterminate
the
“
ten
million
nig­
•ttenton.
______ the fullest extent to which it shall
gers” (Shafter'e languago, not ours)
The Colorado lower house of the
be practical that natives shall be
C O O S
B A Y
in the Philippines, is for our govern­ legislature, of 1st inst. adopted a
employed.
ment to send them a bountiful sup­ joint memorial to congress against
Sixth—Employment and collec­
ply of the same kind of “ beef” that the seating of Congressman-elect
tion of taxes and revenues will be was fed to our soldiers. It would
Roberts, of Utah.
placed
upon
a
sound,
economical
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
be “ rough on rats,” but is sure
General Lee will be made gover­
basis.
Local funds collected shall
death to men
nor-general of Havana and Pinar
M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ents, Hea 1- be used for local purposes and not
Rear-Admiral Charles C. Carpen­ del Rio provinces, according to
devoted to other euds.
stones. T ablets, e tc.
Seventh— A pure, effective and ter (retired) committed suicide Sun­ present plans of the war depart­
cem etery lots enclosed w ith stone coping
Ad­ ment
o r cu rbin g. Iron railings furnished to o r ­ speedy administration of justice will day iu a sanitarium in Boston.
d er. Correspondence solicited from parties
miral Carpenter was called from the
be
established.
England has begun the building
liv in g in the country or oth er tow ns who
m av wish anything in m y lin e o f business.
Eighth— Construction of roads, retired list to active duty in of 110 new warships.
charge
of
the
navy-yard
at
Ports­
M amfitipto -
0**0
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railroads and similar means of com- !
Husband—I had an awful dream
munication and transportation and ' mouth, N. H., during tho war, while
'H E
Commodore
Remey
was
on
duty
at
other public works will be promoted, i
la*t night Wife— What w a r it,
PACIFIC
»John? Husbind—I dreamed that
Ninth— Domestic trade and com- ; Key West.
M UTUAL
uierce, agriculture and other indus- i There was a conference between your mother was out riding and the
trial pursuits shall be the object of Senator Quay, Senator Penrose nnd | horse ran away. Just aa they ap-
constant solicitude aud fostering Attorney-Oenernl Elkins, o f Penn­ 1 nroached a frightful precipice, with
of California.
sylvania, Suuday at Washington, at a aheer declevity of 50G feet.— Wife
care.
Tenth—Effective provision will , the home of Senator Quay, at which —Oh, John, that waa awful! Hue-
Lift, Enlonraept 1 Ictidtnt PttlieitH be made for the establishment o f , tbe senatorial situation was dis­ band— I woke up and found it «0 1
R E V . JAS. L . r U T B E L t »p en t. I elementary schools iu which the cussed.
1 nil a dream. It wns terrible.
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Burial
Caskets
Lowest Cast Prices.
Marble and Stone Worts
Life tarace C m w
APRIL
11,
1899.
NO. 37
A March Snow.
Let the old snow be covered with the now ,
The trampled ¿new, so soiled , and stained,
nnd sodden;
L et it be hidden w holly from onr view,
By pare white flakes, all trackless and un­
trodden.
When wiuter dies, low at the sweet spring's
feet,
Let him be mantled in a d e a n w hite sheet.
fffept î®Ih* S ic k
Let th e old life be covered with the new,
The old past life, so full o f sad m istakes,
L et it be wholly hidden from the view
By deeds as white and silen t ns snow
flakes.
Ere this oarth life melts in th s eternal
spring
L et the white mantle o f repentanoe fling
S oft drapery nbout it, fold on fo ld .
Even ns the new snow covers up the old.
—Elln W heeler W iloox .
i
Warning to Fa rm m .
Tho Pennsylvania State College
authorities send out warning againat
“ creamery promoters.” Those gen­
try induce the establishmsnt of
creameries without sufficient basis
of patronage and the farmers who
put their money into such enter-
pises are losers. The expert of the
State College declares: “In order
for a creamery association to be
successful, it is necessary, above all
things, to have the milk from 300 to
GOO cows guaranteed to the cream­
ery for nine or ten months in the
year. A creamery to hnndle this
amount of milk can be built and
equipped for from $1800 to $3*200.
The price usually asked by ‘pro­
moters’ is from $2700 to $4000.”
Farmers who are about togoiuto
creamery speculations would he well
advised to communicate with the
Stute College or the Dairy Division
of the Agricultural Department at
Washington.— Loivistown (Pa.) Free
Press.
J
»y nur»«» )
-hvilcun bre^ht ml » l«E of m.
f??s~ si!1? _J! F^jple. “ You need a tonic,” he said,
be*t rL*^llc,ne 1 kno" of for tbut purpose.”
thftB a weqA I noticed a great improvement. Boon
8tronk°r each
day L. and
eat of health. gone’ * *row
(Signed)
“Mrs.
J£. now am It (
Tht genuine p&ck&Qe Always bears the fu
full nsme.
>ld by ill druggists or sent direct by the Dr.
illiams Medicine Co., Schenectady,N Y. so'per b o x .
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ialist in H a u Frat cis-
oo, still continues to
c o r e nil Bexnnl and
Sem inal Diseases,
such ss Gonorrhen,
G l e e t , B t r i e t n re,
S y p h ilis, in all its
form s, Bkin Diseases.
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N e r v o n s D eb ility,
Iinpotenoy, Sem inal W eakness and Loss o f
M anhood, the con sequence o f self-abuse
and excesses producing tb e follow ing sym p­
toms: Sallow cou ntenance, dark spots un­
der the eyes, pain in the bead, ringing in
tbe ears, loss o f oonfldenoe, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
heart, weakness o f th e lim bs snd back, loss
o f m em ory, pim ples o n tb e fa ce, coughs-
consnm ption, e tc.
D R . G IB B O N has practised in Hsn F ran­
cisco over 3 0 years an 3 those troubled shoald
not fail to con su lt him and receive the ben ­
efit o f his great sk ill and experience. T he
doctor cures when others fa il.
T ry him .
C L U E S G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured
at hom e.
Charges reasonable. Call or
write.
D R . J . F. G IB B O N .
t>2fi Kearney street. San Francisco C al.
i
ICaa. L. E. B r ow n in g , o f P u eblo, Ool., aa ya : " A b o u t two years ago I
wa* very Blok w ith b lo o d p o is o n in g , caused by an is!
tibhcets that hud
not racalved p r o p e r trea tm en t. T h e disease fo r a Mine settled in m y
<S U j P c ,n te n * « a g o n y . T h en i o n a m m a t o iy rh eu m atism
* ia n ®s
fw C ilen th a t I c o u ld n o t feed m y self, uud the
*.n. “ 7 *?•» ***‘ d a n k le s m a d o w a lk in g im p os sib le. A fter
Sympathetic Cor tag;ion.
Soup creek in McDowell county,
West Virginia, is a remarkable
stream. The creek passes a hamlet
called Viyiau and nbout a mile
below returns, runs around a tract
of laud about half a mile wide and
then passes under itself. This freak
is caused by the lay of the land,
which sinks spirally.
It is expected that the Cuban
assembly * will dissolve Saturday,
when control of the army will pass
to Gomez and his generals.
All wounded men of the Oregou
regiment will be brought home on
the first transport sailing from Man­
ila._______________________________
i Th« stro n ge st desire of
th * s iik j& to get well. Ho*
body in good hellth can re&liic
tht Intensity of this longing.
t is so stro ng that unless
comes it tu rn s tft hope­
lessness — snd hopelessness kills.
C c rtsin ly no one c&n af­
ford to neglect & remedy
th&t b rin g s hope to the hope­
less, stre n g th to the wc&k,
health to tTie sick) a remedy
hfit, like Dr. Williams’ Pink
'ills for Psle People . gives
»bsplyte p ro o f t h s t it* h s s
cured eve ry form of disease,
it Is a d vertised to cure
You c&n obtsin the proof
upon application, sta tin g your
trouble snd giving your address,
No sufferer from e»ny disorder
of the blood or nerves should
foil to w rite us.
Caupon. If
•ant C. 0 .0 .
or an trial
“ ARLINGTON.”
A strictly high-grude Sew­
ing M a c h i n e , fi ni r h e a
llir"U£lii*ut in liie best pos­
sible mnnucr. It piwscftHimSit
motWn improvements, and Its
mechanical construction is
Midi I hut in it are combined
simplicity with grout strength,
thus it su'rir.g case o f running,
clnrst.illly. »»ml niukiug it im­
possible iui the machine lo b e
put out o f nfdcr. Il serra fn»t
and in;.tea a perfect stiLdi
with nil l:iudx ofthicr.d a. d
all classes of tanlcr4:!. Ahveya
ready for u*-e and unrivalled
! for speed, durability arti qual­
ity of vroik. Notice tl-e fid-
lowing poiuts of aupe.iorf'jp*
The Head o f the “ Arlington" swings on patent socket hinges, firmly hcid down by a thumb
ndftome in design, and beautifully ornamented in gold,
»crew. Wrong, substantial, neat and handsome
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countersunk, making it flush with top of table.
Bed plate has rounded corners aud is inlaid
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- 0V4 inches high and 9 inches long.
highest . „ Arm—
under the arm is
long This w .11 admit ths
I Urges!
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quilts
Is Self Threading-Absolutely
no hi.!*» to put thread through
except eve o f needle. Shuttle is cylinder, open on end. entirely gelf-threading, easy to pul in or
take out; bobbin holds a large amount o f thread. 5tlt«h Regulator tx on the bed o f the machine,
beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the number of stitches to the inch, and can
b- changed from 8 to W stitches to the inch. Feed Ts double aud extends ou both side»; o f needle;
never fads «0 take voods through; never slops at seams; movement is positive; no amings to
break and get out oi order; can be raised and towered at will. Automatic Bobbin \\ in d ir—Fo
filling the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
not run while winding bobbin. Light Running—Machine is easy to run, dots not fatigue tm-oper-
ator, makes little noise snd sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
will not ravel, ami can be changed without stopping the machine. Tension is a flat spring ten­
sion. and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out of J*™*-
The Needle is a straight, self-setting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put in wrong, nee« xo
Bar is round, made of case-hardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
ol. the good. Adlustable Bear Inga-A ll bearing, are case-hardened steel « n d « » * !y
with a screw driver. All lost motion can he taken up. ami the machine will last a hrctimr.
Attachments—R 4.1 li machine is furnished with necessary tool sand accessories^ and
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to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
n n W T DA Y HIGH PRICES FOR D||Y 0IRECTLY OF MANUFACTURERSiJNO
IJUfl I lAT SEWING MACHINES DUl SAVE AGENT'S AND DEALER S PH0FITS
O U R G R E A T OFFE R .
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In onler to introunce this nigh-grade sewing machine, we make a special c°u- A
Coupon
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rd and guarantee safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty l e u v n n
I each machine. Money refunded» not as represented after thirty days test
I trial We wi' »hip C. O. D. for $19 » with privilege o f twenty days trial cn
rvetipt o f f i 00 a. n gn»r*ntM o f good filth «nd c h i t y . If you prefer Ihirl v
d»v»Mri»l IWort 1 mi ring, wild for our large lllu»«ratrd catalogue with taatl-
■onlala explaining lull» how weahlp «owing machine« anywhere to any.
M e a t the l l . n l manufacturer e pricea without »«king
The best plan Is to send all cash with order, as you then save the fl.UO dts-
fount. Remember the coupon must be sent with ord*«.
aakr y;»nr orJer throngh Hu IIrrnld, wilhoRt extra <