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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
18.
J ) l t . J. B U R T M OO RE,
S U R G E O N A N D P H Y S IC IA N .
Now Y qu See It, Now You Don't,
Are These Your "Traitors?'’
C IT Y ,
O ttE G O N .
F
C. L. MOON,
A ttorn ey and
C ounselor at L a w
John F. Hall,
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Central
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Meat MarHetif^,
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PETER LOGGIE,^
Burial
Caskets
Lowest Cash Prices.
Marble ani Stone Varls
SERVITA
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SEPTEMBER
THE 0. A. R- ENCAMPMENT-
Within. the last eleven months
There are men who never read Forty-two Thousand Veterans toU arcb In
27<!7 Chinese, 13,218 Japanese au,l the constitution, others who have
the Parade-
75 Portuguese have arrived iu Ha- j never read a line of diplomatic cor­
X X T I L I. prom ptly respond to all oalla,
Philadelphia, Sept 3.—JTho 33d
wan. It has now been annexed | respondence, others who regard
YV d i v o r nU’ tit.
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much more thau a year, aud the ad­ themselves, their beliefs, and their annual encampment of the Grand
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BARBER s h o p
ministration from the very outset party as infallible who have cried . Army of tho Republic '.vfil begin
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AND
had the power, and it was its duty, out, “ treason, traitor,” because these ! tomorrow. The vanguuri of the
b a t h
r o o m s , to enforce the laws of the United and other men have dared oppose j veterans has reached theudty and
States prohibiting such immigration. their views, their expansion, their found the poople with outstretched
O p p o s it e H o t e l C o q u il l e ,
assimilation,”
etc. hands. Never again, perhaps, will
Frout Street, Coquille City, Or. It did not use this power because it “ benevolent
wanted to introduce an unlimited When some pntriot(?) uses that Philadelphia bo the sceni
IU H T-CLASS S H A V E S AND H A IK supply of cheap labor into the language again, iustcad of consider­ tional encampment
Cuts at livin g rateB; mo© Kathing United States proper.
It lias also ing tho source, you might confront Of the valient men
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apartm ents.
distinctly taken a position in favor of him with this list of officers of the the cause of the union
but a remnant, and
contract labor in the case of that “ Anti-Imperialist League.”
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from the Madeira Islands.
The
President— George S. Boutwell, tion of the ranks, the welcome is
T h » m ost m odern nrranced BAKITEIl American consul there prevented
the more heartfelt and enthusiastic.
ex-secretary of treasury.
S H O P in C oqu ille C ity .
Admiral Sampson and his fighting
laborers already booked for Hono­ Vice Presidents—
M. M. McDonald. Proprietor. lulu from going there, telling them Charles Francis Adams, grandson ships arrive today and this eveniog,
and marks the beginning of the
that their contracts were not worth
of John Quincy Adams,
week’s celebration. Tba city is
~
the paper on which they were writ­
Felix Adler,
crowded with strangers, while the
Edward Atkinson,
ten, as Hawaii was American terri­
incoming trains from all sections
tory, and he was correct; but the
L. W. Bacon,
are bringing tbousanda to help
state department overruled him,
Samuel Bowles,
swell the throng. The city bns borne
holding that labor contracts were in
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O U E G O N .
Gamaliel Bradford,
its share of the work, and the citi­
full force. It is clear that Hawaii
John C. Bullitt,
B eal Eatato and C ollections a S pecialty. either is American territory or it is
zens of Philadelphia, by contribu­
Donelson Caffery,
John G. Carlisle, ex-secretary of tions of cash and iu welcoming ban­
not. If it is, the laws against im­
ners, have shown their interest iu
portation of Asiatics and contract
treasury,
the reunion.
labor apply without action of con­
Andrew Carnegie,
Camp Sexton, near Belmont Park,
A t t o r n e y . a /t - L a w , gress; if it is not, then the Ameri­
James C. Carter,
contains 1600 tents. It is intended
M A H S H F IE L D , U HEG ON .
can government has no authority
Grover Cleveland, ex-president,
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whatever in Hawaii and the annex­
W. Bourke Co skran, congressman, to accommodate those posts of tho
Dealer i s U sai . E stât » o f all kinds.
Grand Army which prefer to camp
ation is void. There can be no log­
Patrick A. Collins,
out rather than be quartered iu
Yet it
Theodore L. Cuylei,
Y B T L E C AM P, NO. 197, W O O D M E N ical intermediate position.
halls, armories or priva*e houses.
o f the W orld, m eets at M asonic Hall seems to bo under the rulings that
George F. Edmunds,
1st and 3d M onday nights o f eaoh m onth. whenever the interests of labor
The tents will shelter 10,000 vet­
William H. Fleming,
A. J . S hhbwoc -, Consul.
erans.
Patrick Ford,
O oorge T . M oulton, C lerk.
_ could be promoted under annexation
-As the veterans pass around the
the islands are foreign; but when­
A u B te n G. Fox,
O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O. 18, F O R E 8 T -
Samuel Gompcrs, pres. Federa city hall they will bo reviewed by
ers o f Am erica, m eets every secon d and ever those of politicians, official and
President McKinley, who is expected
tion of Labor.
fou rth Thursday even ing, at M a sonic lia ll speculators are concerned, they are
C oq u ille C ity, O regon.
part of the United States.—S. F. Stnr.
Thomas Wentworth Higginsou, to arrivo Monday night, accom­
G a o . O . L ea ch , O. B .
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panied by Secretaries Root and
Henry U. Johnson,
H . N. L orenz , H. S
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Rockland (Mass.) Ind.: A singular
and
Postmaster-Geoeral
David S. Jordan, president Stan Gage
HAD W ICK L O D G E , NO. 68 , A. F. custom prevnils amoug the Tartars.
Smith. There will he over 42,000
ford University,
an d A. M .. m eets on Saturday evening
on or b efore eaoh fa ll iso o u . Vieitiuft breth­ If a man gets into difficulties— i. e.,
in line. A feature of Tuesday’s
W. Larrabee,
ren oord ia lly in v ite d .
loses his cattle or other movable
event will be the cLorus of 3000
Chariton T. Lewis,
H asbt Kama, W . M .
property—ho pours a little brown
school children who will occupy a
George G. Mercer,
O . W . W hite, Sec.
sugar iuto a piece of colored cloth,
portion of the grandstand on the
Herbert Myrick,
U E L A H C H A P T E R . N O . 6 , O. E. H„
north side of the city hall. As the
m eets Friday even irjf on or b efore ties it up and carries one such par­
Patrick O’Farrell,
e a ch fu ll m oon at 8 o’ clock from April 1st cel to each of his friends and ac­
parade
passes this ppint the children
H.
S.
Pingree,
governor
of
Michi­
t o O ctob er 3lat, and thereafter at 7:80; and
In return he is pre­
will sing patriotic sirs.
aach fifteen days thereafter at 2 o clock in quaintances.
gan,
sented, according to circumstances,
the a ftern oon .
Henry Codman Potter,
M bs . N ora A. M c E wkn . W . M .
with a cow, or sheep, or a sum of
E. Pretorius,
M r s . J ennie R ose , S a c .___________________
Expense of G o l * to College.
money. Ho is thus at once set on
Henry Wade Rogers,
'lO Q U IL L E L O D G E , NO. 53, 1. O . O . F.,
his
legs
again.
J m eets every S aturday even in g. V isit-
Carl Schurz, ex-secretary of state,
At Radcliffe, Hi srd’s affiliated
in g brethren in g o o d standing oordially
But they are only “ barbarians.”
John Sherman, ex-secretary of college, the lowest
timate is $450,
If they were “ ciyilized” they would
:n T it0d-
J . A .ä »E O . N .G .
state,
most expen-
and ibis ranks as
take a chattel mortgage, and in de­
J . S. L awrence , R . S.___________________ _
Edwin Burritt Smith,
sive cf all the coll is; while Mount
Ö O Q U I L L E E N C A M P M E N T , N O . 25.1. fault of payment turn him out to
W. G. Sumner,
bout the low-
Holyoke, at $250,
\_V O . O . F . , moeta every flret and third starve to death.— S. F. Star.
B. R. Tillman, senator,
,r and Wellesley
est. Barnard, Vi
T hu rsd ays in each m onth at O dd koilow s
.
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h a ll. C ordial invitation extended to all via
Hermann Von Holst,
the Woman’s
each charges $4l
The platform of the Ohio Demo-
itiju . iwitriarohs in cootl sta n d in g .
Herbert Welsh,
College of Baltin; e, $375; Smith,
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tf. P-.
m reh h - AanumfAtic., It
John J. Valeri tine,president Wclls- $ 3 0 0 ; i b o G m i 1. i f nt Chicago,
O. F. PotmiT.t.. P orn *.
opposes imperialism in words with
Fnrgo Co.
$325. This includes laundry charges,
a m ie
hebekah
l o d g e , n o . 20 , no uncertain sound; it favors the
I . O . O . F.. meets every M and 4 th
Nearly every one of these men too, but nothing more.
Books,
W ednesdays in eaoh m on th , at O d d M - initiative aud referendum, which
voted and worked for the election clothing, nod traveling expenses
I owb ’ hall. Mas. JtJLixn C olt . ir b , N. l i . means direct recourse to and action
1. 8. L awbhnob . 8, _____________ ____ by the people; it i« ngainst trusts of of Wm. McKinley for president. must all be counted extra, and an
O Q U IL L E C O U N C IL. NO.S93 OF T H E every kind and advocates public Among other prominent anti-expan­ average of
$100 is needed for
Fraternal A id A ssociation m eets the
ownership of utilities; it favors elec­ sionists of the country are U. S. church, charities, clubs, nnd the
2d Tuesday evening o f each m onth.
Mas. E lla P annunbubo , Pres.
tion of president and senators by Senator Mason, of Illinois (Rep.), numerous small incidentals that
D . F . D ean . Sen.____________________________
popular vote; it is opposed to all ex-Governor Lord, of Oregon, and have a way of cropping up on nil
sides in the everyday college rou­
“ entangling alliances,” particularly Admiral George Dewey.
tine. These figures only represent
au Anglo-Saxon alliance. In brief,
the cost to the student of limited
it is a truly American platform, “ up-
Oregon National Guard.
means. The rich girl may easily
to-date.”
spend $1000, and not be markedly
Salem,
Sept.
3.—
The
new
Oregon
S. F. Star: It is now stated that
extravagant either. Every college
General Otis was president of the National Guard, tho first company tries to facilitate the efforts of the
Curran & Gass. Proprietors. court-martial
that tried Captain Car­ of which was organized in June, wage-earning student by donating
1808, is building up rapidly. It is
a v in g
b o u g h t o u t t h e c e n - ter, and that instead of tbo verdict
whole or partial scholarships, loan,
tral M eat M arket, we will be able to being unanimous, it was 7 to 6, Otis expected that a full regiment will
ing money without interest, nnd
furnish all k in d s o f Meat— B eef. M utton
soon
be
formed.
At
present
the
and Pork, and will pay the highest cash casting the deciding vote, aud that guard is composed of 12 infantry offering employment in the library,
the case w r b not fairly tried; that
price fo r b eef, ho gs, » W
ae. ^ ^
copying, tutoring and similar work.
half the secrets of the Cumberland companies, with a total strength of — From “The College Girl,” inDem-
Sound work, of which work Carter about G60 men, and battery A, of orest’s Magnzine for September.
had charge, have not been revealed, Portland, with a strength of about
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O. O. O I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R ,
because it was taken out of his suc­ 80 men. The infantry companies
C o q u ille C ity , O r.— O p p o site D opot. cessor’s (Capitain Oillett’s) reach; are located as fallows:
At 4 o ’clock Saturday morning,
Company A, Baker City; B, Ash­ 2d inst., two masked men entered a
that the president’s delay in the
K eeps on ly Pure W ines und Liquors and
case is due to his desire to shield land; C, Eugene; D, The Dalles; E, Spokane gambling den and covered
Fine Cigars.
F, G, and I, Portland; H, Grant’s 15 players, robbing them and the
T h e A m ericas Olnb W hisky is one o f the Otis.
specialties served in thesa Clubroom s.
Pass; K, Salem; separate company outfit of $1800. Iu order to succeed
Republican U. S. Senator Carter, F, Oregon City, and separate com­ in their work, the robbers danger­
Best Billiard Table in Southern Oregon of Montana, in an interview with a pany K, Bandon.
ously wounded n policeman sta­
Post reporter, says that the Repub­
tioned by the authorities to receive
lican party, he believed, would set­
The colored work in Biggie Berry a “ tip” and protect the violators of
tle this question by insisting that Book is an immense nid to berry the law—proprietor nnd gamblers.
A
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the retention of the Philippines was growers. It shows the leading ber­ The policeman first attacked them,
BANDON, O R ,
a matte! of business profit “ This,” ries true to size, shape and color. to binder thorn from doing an ille­
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND added the senator, “ is a practical They were first carefully painted by gal act, while he was knowingly
age. We are going to deal with an experienced artist, and then re­ guarding and protecting the house
A FULL LINE OF
this question on a basis of dollars produced by lithograph at a cost of nnd gamblers iu violation of law and
and cents.”
over one thousand dollars. Aside his official oath.
S. F. Star: So far as press inter­ from the color work there are scores
At the Oregon insane asylum, at
views go, it seems that members of of reproductions made directly from 1:30 o’clock p. m. on 4th inst., Es-
A T
photographs
cf
berries,
so
that
the
the house from this Btate are shilly­
tella Flannery, a patient of the in­
shallying on the subject of trusts. reader may have an accurate idea of stitution, aged about 24 years, passed
Of course, they all profess to be them. See publishers' announce­ away, as the result of swallowing a
Orders left with R. S. K nowlton , opposed to them, but think the mat­ ment in another column. The price
O oquille C ity , will receive prompt ter wholly one for state action, well is 50 rents, free by mail; address dose of carbolic acid, taken with
suicidal intent on Sunday evening
•ttenton.
knowing that any state legislation, the publishers, Wilraer Atkinson at 8 o’clock. Tho patient was com­
Co., Philadelphia.
if
efficient,
will
be
nullified
in
the
C O O S
B A Y
mitted from Portland in May, 1897.
federal courts.
In Leadville (Col.) Mrs. Catherine
Grunts Pass Courier: We have
President Kruger, of Transvaal, Rotbenberg has virtually been con­
in an interview regarding the crisis, victed of being a witch. She was it on reliable authority that the Gold
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
said he considered the Boers posi­ savagely assaulted by Martin Rob­ Bug mine has been bonded to Chss.
tion best defined by Psalm lxxxiii, erts. nnd the court admitted evi­ D. Lane and Alvinza Hayward for
M anufacturer o f M nrble Monum ents, H ea 1-
the pith of which is: “ They have dence in palliation to show that she 90 days for $1,000,000, with an
atones. T ablets, e tc .
said,
come and let us cut them off had bewitched him! It needs only initial pnyment of $100,000. This
oem etery lo ts enclosed w ith stone ooping
In that re­ one step more in Leadville to burn­ mine was the property of John P.
o r cu rb in g . Iron ra ilin gs furnished to o r ­ from being a nation.”
Jones of Nevada snd is one of the
d er. C orrespondence solicited from psrties spect it is equally applicable to all ing witches.
liv in g in the oonntrv o r oth er tow ns who
best mines on the coast
imperialist
schemes,
British
or
■nsv wish sn y th in g in m y lin e o f business.
Lilliuokalani, former queen of Ha­
UABSRr»M>
-
O b ig
The S. P. R. R. Co. petitioned
American.
waii, is keeping bouse in Washing­
»m im V IT A L IT Y
S. F. Star:
General Funston ton. She has abandoned all hopes that their assessment bo reduced as
L O S T V IG O R
describes himself as “ an anti-expan­ of regaining her throne, and says follows iu Douglas county: On
AND M A N H O O C
road bed from $5000 per mile to
sionist, and a disbeliever in the
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and possibility of profit to any Ameri­ she is a thorough American—sorter $3500; lands from 70 cents per
Annexed.
But
where's
her
English
wasting diseases, all eftects o f self.
ncre to 35 cents; rolling stock from
abuse, or excess and Indis­ cana except great capitalists fro m ! chambermaid?
$534 per mile to $420. Neither of
holding
the
Philippines.”
Now
let
|
cretion. A nerve tonic and I
Mood builder. Brings the some of the stay-at-home expansion- j Sixty-three pension attorneys have these requests were granted.
been lately disbarred by reason of
pink glow to pale cheeks and I ists begin to call biun a traitor.
Rosehurg Review: Pres. J. B.
restores the fire of youth | S. F. Star: General Otis, not unprofessional and crooked prac­ I Walker, of the C. O. H. N. ft, re­
tices.
This
may
be
one
reason
why
( By mall IIOc per box: 0 boxes finding that censorship works as per 1
turned from a tonr of the western
for l Y . l i O ; w i t h a written guaran­
the total number o f pensioners has
tee to cure o r refund the money. program, is going to run a “ rat” ! not gone beyond the million mark. part of Douglas and Coos counties,
paper, but the soldiers assigned to
where he went in the interest of
the “cases” want type-setters’ pay.
N E R V IT A M E D IC A L CO .
Even Mexico is engaged in civiliz­ tbenormal. He reports that several
Clinton 4L Jackson Sts., C H ICACO, I L L ., Let them be shot; or at least be ing heathen. Tho Yaquis are feel­ students may be expected from that
placed in a “ bull-pen”!
ing the heavy hand of civilization. 1 part of the country.
F or sale by Coquille Pharmacy
C O Q U IL L E
l
M
à
12, 1899.
NO. 7
Prison-Striped Nobility.
According to the figures pre­
sented iu a French magazine the
number of persons of titled birth
coufiued in the prisons of Europe
is 20,000. Of these Russia has the
largest representation, 12,000 of her
blueblooded lawbreakers having
been plnced behind the b&rH. Italy,
whose dungeon cells contain thou­
sands of noblemen, has won second
place in this humiliating rivalry.
It May be that William Waldorf
Astor made a mistake after all in
relinquishing citizenship in a coun­
try of democratic ideas and primi­
tive virtues for the privilege of tol-
erence among a class so largely
represented among-the prison den­
izens of the old world, and so
densely populated with the bacilli
of moral decay.
William Waldorf
Astor stated during the progress of
bis novitiate for British citizenship
that his main objection to a resi­
dence on this side was the aggres­
siveness of suddenly acquired wealth
and the breezy assurance of tbe self-
confident American. But these are
infinitely to be preferred to the
mask of artificial manners which is
too often worn to conceal a de­
praved moral nature.
The figures given are instructive
to American women. It may prove
profitable for them to cousider that
the ownership of titles, family treeB
and coals-of-urmB do not neces­
sarily imply the possession of self-
respect, honesty and honor. Amer­
ican women of millions who figure
on buying titles might advantage­
ously speculate upon the ohance
of purchasing a convenient hus­
band or a family of felonies.
*
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Charlotte St., Lancaster, Pa., « o f ­
fered terribly from fe m a le d is o r ­
ders.
Her nerves b e c a m e u n ­
strung, she endured intense p a in ,
the slightest labor wearied her and
household duties became a burden.
Frequent fainting and dizzy s p e lls
would come npon her and sh e
would fall prostrate In a swoon.
After trying several physicians
without success Mrs. Herr began
talcing Dr. Williams’ Pink P ills
for Pale People. She says:
“ The pills brought immediate
relief, and after taking aix boxes
I was cured. Dr \VilH*rtns’<Pink
Pills for Pale People h a d d o n e
Tbe
House
Wife’s
what all previous treatment h a d
failed to d o.” — From the Exami­
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can be obtained. It costa but a
trifle as compared with its real worth
and every family can well afford to
keep it in their home. It is every­
where acknowledged to bo tho most
successful medicine in the world for
bowel complaints. For sale by R.
8. Knowlton.
P. F. Clark, residing near Zena,
iu Polk county, threshed 966 bush­
els of wheat from 26 acres of red
hill land—a trifle over 37 bushels to
the acre. From six acres of the
same kind of land he gleaned 432
bushels, machine measure.
T h e M al lo u a i
l.u ■■ <1 l . l s t .
T he on lv cen nine real estate paper pob-
ished in A m erica. It circulatea In every
state in the U nion. Fartlea intereated in
buying, Belling or exchangin g land, mer-
chnndiae or oth er property will And what
they want in T H E N AT IO N A L LAND
LINT. I t is ja m tail o f special bargaina
and offers o f exchange. Hingle onpiea by
ninil 10 centa. Address T he National Iso ld
Liât F nbliahing C o.,G reen Kidga, M issouri.
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Edward Everett Hale says he re­
cently asked a little boy where Lake
Champlain was. “ I don’t know,”
said the little boy, “ but my father
has some of the water in bottles.”
The donkey is an emblem af
patience, but if you study him clocer,
you will find that laziness is what is
the matter with him.
The vacant lots of Victor are sell­
ing for more today than they would
bring with their buildings upon
them before the fire.
Csts are affectionate: they love
young chickens, sweet cresm, nnd
the best place in frout of tbe fire­
place.
K«ta *nt« T o u r H o w e|« W ith ( '» » e a r i t l .
lipatiou forever.
Candy Cathartic,
Ilk
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A strictly high-grade Sew­
ing M a c h i n e , fin is he a
throughout in the best pos-
. .all
modern improvements,audits
mechanical cons*, ruction is
such that la it are combined
simplicity with great strength,
thus Inst "rmg ease o f running,
durability, and tanking it im-
pos'-iMc Tor tlie ina< bine to be
put out of urder. It sew.*» fn»t
snd makes a perfect stitch
with all kinds o f thread nnd
all classes of material. Always
j f-ndy for v:;f *j:d unrivalled
1 for speed, durability and qual­
ity o f work Nr.llcfi the fol­
lowing points ol superiorly*
“ ARLINGTON.”
The Head o f the “ Arlington” swings on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by a thumb
icrew. Strong, substantial, neat and handsome in design, and beautifully onuunenUil 1 « gold.
Bed plate has rounded corners nnd i>» inlaid or counttrv.tr.k, making it flush, with top of table
Highest Aral—Space under the arm is b\\ inches high and U Inches long. This will admit the
largest skirts, and even qni'.tr. It Is Sell Threading—Absolutely no holes to put thread through
except eye o f needle Snuttle i* cylinder, open on end, entirely setMhr©iiditia, easy to put in or
take out; bobbin holds a large amount of thread, _
5tltch
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Regwletor is on the bed or the machine.
icalc showing the number o f * stitches
to the Inch, and enu
M M ttll fihft bobbin wlndqr. and has © scale
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s o n b »th sole o f need!©;
be changed from 8 to
82 stitches
to the inch . . _ Feed
never falls lo trkc vocals through; never utops at seams; movement la positive: tio springs to
break and ret out o* order; can be rai.*cd nnd lowered nt will. Automatic Bobbin W inder—Po.
filling til©bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
not run while wiuding bobbin. Light Running-Machine is easy to run, do< snot fatigue the oper­
ator, makes little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both sines,
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of order.
:» prevent oti from getting
on the goods. AdlustabU II «rings -All bearings are case hardened steel nnd easily a«Mnsted
with a screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, and the machine will last a lifetime.
Attachments Ra< h machine is furnished with ueceaanry tools ©ml accessories, and in addition we
furnish an exira set o f attachments in a velvet lined meted bov. free o f charge, as follows: One
rnffler nnd gatherer, one binder, one shirring plate, one set o f four hetnmers, different widths up
to H o f an »mb, one tucker, one under braider, one abort or attachment foot, and owe thr» «d
cutter. tVaodwnrk of finest quality cwik or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel plated r.ngs
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
nnU’T DAY MICH PRJCc.S FOR D|1Y DIRECTLY OF IMNUFfiTTIlRFRI¡ARO
UUn I rA l SEWING MACHINES DU I SAVE AGENT'S SMI DEALER'S PROFITS
O U R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 3 .6 0 *• ear 5prctol WhoK mi Is Price, but • O C > C ^ O * f
in order to iulr duce this high-grade sewing mnrhtu . we make u ape c u l cou­
Coupon
pon offer, giving every re ader o f this paper n chance to get a first-class mu­
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ch! ue at the lowest price ever offered. Ou rr< eipt «#! filR.go cash ami coupon,
we will ship the abovc-described machine anywhere securely packed aud
crated, nnd guarantee safe delivery. Aten vats ' written warranty sent with
each machine. Jloney refunded if not as represented offer thirty day**' test
trial We wti ship C. O. D. for fKV¥) with privilege o f twenty «lu> s' trial c n
If n u t v*i:h «rtkr
receipt o f
as a guarantee o f good Frith ««ndebarges If yon prater thirty
for A fling lor»
days ^trird before paying, scud for our terge Illustrated catalogue with testi­
monials, explaining’ ‘ »¡Py how v e ship sewing machines anywhere to any»
Sewing Mach :■■■«]
one at the 1 <w**t manufacturer « price© withont a-king one cent in advance.
No. RE ^
The best plan Is to scud all rash with order, a* you then save the fl.OOdis-
eonnt. Re me tuber the coupon rauat be sent with ordw.
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