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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1900.
18.
J. B Ü R T M O O RE ,
S U R G E O N A N D P H Y S IC I a N.
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C O y U lL L K
W
O IT Y , OR EGON.
IL L promptly respond to all calls,
day or ni«ht.
T HE
C O M M E R C IA L h -----
m olt modera «rreuged BAUBEB
«H O P in Cuquillo City.
The
IT M. McDonald,
Proprietor.
0. L. M OON,
A tto rn e y and
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w
COQUILLE CITY. OUEOON.
Beel Eotrtte and CoUeotton« l Bpeeielty-
John F. Hall,
.A -t t o r a a e y
. a t - X j a 'W .
U A B S 1I F 1ELT), O B E G 0 N .
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Dealer in K tri. E otatk of all kinds.
YRTLE CAMP, NO. 197, W OODM EN
x, x of the World, lueeta at Miiaomo Hall
1st and 3d Monday nights of each montn.
A. J. S iihbwoc ..Consul.
George T . Moulton, Clerk. _____________
M
OURT COQDU.BE, NO. 1», FO R EST-
era of America, meets every second ana
fourth Thursday evening, at Masomo Hall
Goquille City, Oregon.
G ko . O . L a io n , C. R.
C
H. N. IiOBaNz, K. S
NHADWICK BODGE, NO. 68, A. F.
J and A. M ., meets on Saturday evening
en or before eaoh full moon. Visiting breth
ren oordially invited.
H akkv K bibs , W . M.
C . W . White, Sec.
C
UELAH CH APTER, NO. 0, O. E. 8 .,
meets Friday eveniva on or before
each full moon at 8 o'clock from April 1st
to Ootober 3lst, and thereafter at 7:30: and
saoh fifteen days thereafter at 2 o clock in
the afternoon.
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M bs . N ob a A. MoEwus, W . M.
M bs . J knnib R osk . Sue. _______ ___________
B
O QU ILLE LODGE, NO. 5 3 ,1. O . O. F „
meets every Saturday evening. Visit
ing brethren in good standing oordially
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:nvited'
J . 8 . I..UVK«»“ “ '
s-
/G O Q U IL L E ENCAM PM ENT, NO. 25,1.
V 7 O. O. F ., meets every first and third
Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows’
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis
iting patriarchs in good standing.
K . E. B u c k , C. P.
3 . F. BouTkiiL, Scribe.
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a m ie
rebekah
l o d g e , n o . 20 .
I. o . O. F., meets »very 2d and 4th
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd ^al
lows’ hall.‘ Mas. JULITH CoTiTiTF.B, N. G .
J. S. liAWBKNOf. S ._______ _____________
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/^lOQUILLE COUNCIL. NO. 88 B OF THE
V . j Fraternal Aid Association meets the
2d 'luosday evening of each mouth.
M b s . E l l a P a n n s s b e b o , Pres.
D . F. D e a n . Sec._______________________ _____
ICE Home—with immediate possession
—for # 1 4 0 0 .-2 3 % acres inside oily lim
its; 8 acres bottom land, balance level oonch.
Good house, large woodhouse, otiickenhouse.
fair bam . 200 fruit trees, mostly bearing
and first-class fruit; small fruit, also.
Plenty of water the year round.
sel2 lm *
W M . G A L L IE R .
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J. E. HAYNES.
SHAD HUDSON,
Hudson & Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
Eckley, Curry Couuty, Oregon.
H
AVE valuable Muies, Farms. Stock
Ranches and Timber Lands for sale.
House and 0 acres of land well improved
in Wilbur, Douglas county, Or., for sale,
or exchange for property in Myrtle Point.
^ h e L o n e S t a r -^_
C. O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R ,
C o qu ille C .iy , O r.— O pposite D epot.
Keeps only Pure Wines and Liquors and
Fine Cigars.
The Americus Club Whisky is one of the
specialties served in thes3 Clubrooms.
Best Billiard Table in Southern Oregon
S e c n d -H a n d
FURNITURE
BOUGHT,
SOLD
A N
D
EXCHANGED.
Opposite Hotel Coqaille.
BERT TUTTLE, Proprietor.
C O O S
B A Y
and Stone Worts
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
Manufacturer of Marble Monuments. Hea 1-
stones. Tablets, etc.
oemetery lots enclosed with stone coping
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
iving in the country or other towns who
may wish anything in my line of business.
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Doors, Windows
and any other
Building
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Material,
Or nny and everythingj
carried in a
First-clans Hardware Store.
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
[Successors to J. J. Lamb. |
N O . 23
TRAIT0K OR MARTYR.
Empire City. The county seat, for
Thirty Miners Entombed in a Pennsylvania
merly at Empire City, was removed
Coal Pit.
Immense Trade In l.umber. Coal, Salmon, a few years ago to Coquille City. England Had Better Taken Advice o! a Man
It Snubbed.
Browusville, l’ a., Dec. 23.— An ex
There are some possible explana
Etc.— Portland Ought to Get the
plosion occurred at tho Brassnell
tions, but then “ Uncle Lije's” sal
Business.
New York, Deo. 27.—-A dispatch coal works, four miles from here,
mon cannery is at Empire City, and
Astoria, Deo. 20.— (Special cor flourishes. So the mystery of this to the Herald from Loudon says: today, and 30 men are reported en
It appears tliat a storm is brewing tombed. There is great oxcitment,
respondence.)—Thomas Dealey, an decaying sawmill deepens.
on the subject of the course of the and miners are flocking from the
old-time Colurabia-river fisherman,
CHEAT BEDS OF COAL.
government toward General Sir surrounding mines to assist in the
has just returned from Marshfield,
The peninsula whereon beth Em
Coos bav, where he has been en pire City and Marshfield are located William Butler, whose conduct at rescue. The mine is owned by the
Is the cause o f untold suffering
the outsot of the war met with much Stockdale Coal Company, and is not
gaged for three months as superin
to many women; o f neglected
is a vast bed cf coal.
The wagon criticism. It is said that General iu the combine.
tendent of the Coos Bay Packing road distauce between thetw ocides
families and unhappy homes.
As soon as it was heard that an
Compay, a San Francisco concern, is only five miles, but a high ridge Butler, previous to the war, sent a
Pleasure is banished from the
series
of
dispatches
warning
the
explosion
had
occurred,
the
relatives
of which H. Sengstackeu is mana intervenes nml spreads out far to
life that is subjeettfo these at
ger. Mr. Dealey if loud in praise of the south along the coast to the government against attacking the of the entombed miners crowded
tacks, and yet it Impossible to
the stir and bustle and business of rear of Marshfield. Two coal mines Boers, giving details of their con around the mouth of the drift
Coos bay commerce- -its coal, its have been opened to the southward dition for war, which have been ver The scenes were heart-rending.
be free forever froth such t r y in g _____
salmon, its lumber, and its dairy of Marshfield. These are operated ified by recent events. But his dis Wives were crying in despair, and
ordeals. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People! by en
products. There are four steamers by a San Francisco concern, which patches were very distasteful to the children were weeping for their
riching the blood, toning up the nerves, and strengthening
government
aud
wore
put
away
out
fathers.
The
rescuing
party
ini-^
engaged in carrying coal to San runs all the coal product into Marsh
the stomach, make sick headache impossible, and restore ner
of sight and General Butler was mediately set to work. Volunteers
Francisco. There are perhaps 20
field on the railroad, and ships it to harshly criticised.
were numerous, and word was sent I
vous energy to the despondent sufferer. The full name:
schooners engaged in the lumber
steamer to San Francisco.
General Butler, it seems, drew for the best mining engineers in the
trade, supplying the same great
San Francisco capital and enter attention to the way in which the
district.
market, five being bar-bonnd at one prise are very much in advance
time during the recent heavy gale. throughout nil these great indus English were misled by the blind
ness of the intelligence department,
There are two passenger and freight
Origin ot the Curlew.
tries. One Portland wholesale gro
steamers running in and out from cery house, though, is doing a good which, from what has taken place,
was totally unaware of, or purposely
Coos bay to San Francisco and Port
is on every package o f the genuine.
Curfew is a corruption of “ couvre
business in that region, and the misinformed by the Boers, as to
land, and to way ports—the Alliance
M rs. F a n n ie B. Stofflo, o f M a rtin sv ille, M o., s a y n : “ I used to h ave
Alliance on her last trip out brought their arms and numerical strength. feu,” which means “ cover the fire.”
te
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ib
le
s
ic
k
headaches, w h ic h I had as far b a c k as I can rem em b er.
and the Brunswick.
These last to Portland 5000 boxes of apples
The curfew was rung to protect life
I n r ecen t y e a r s they w ere g ettin g w orse. A few y ears ago I to o k treat-
m e n t o f a sp ecia list In K a n s u s C ity , but It o n ly relieved me for a w hile.
make the round trip every 14 days. and a lot of wood for the match It is well known here that the Brit nnd property in a time when houses
W h e n I c a m e here tw o yea rs a g o m y h ealth w as m iserable. M y hus
ish agents of the intelligence de
They are owned in San Francisco—
ban d . w h o h ad great faith In Dr. W illia m s ’ P in k P ills fo r Pa le People.
factory. There is no reason why partment were sent from time to were mostly built of wood, aud
In sisted th at I c o m in e n o e u sin g th em . After ta k in g u few doses I cou ld
the Alliance having formerly been
there were no engines, as now, to
s e e a n Im p r o v e m e n t, a n d m y h ea d a ch e sp oils w ere n o t uo severe. I
Portland should not sell the bulk
used fo u r b o x e s , a n d sin ce that tim e I h a v e n o t hu d a n y o f th oso at
owned by F. R. Strong A Co., of of their supplies to the Coos bay time to find out what the Boers were extinguish a continuation, and no
ta ck s , a n d I never felt so w ell In m v life.'
doing
in
the
way
of
armament
Portland.
The schooners are all people, even if they have to do it
— IYo?n the Republican, Bethany, Mo,
water was to be immediately ob
The
Boers
knew
all
about
it,
but
owned in San Francisco, also. The by establishing branch houses and
N o discovery of m odem times has proved such n blessing to m an
tained. It was a useful and neces
kind as D r.W illiam s’ Pink Pill» for Pale People
Acting directly on
coal steamer's are owned by the special steamship lines at Astoria. simulated naivete and conducted sary regulation in its day, when bar
the blood and nerves, invigorating the body, regulating the functions,
the visitors round forts which they
Southern Oregon Transportation
they restore the strength and health in the exhausted patient when
Coos bay’s commerce ought, in some chose for their purposes, where old barity characterized the times, nnd
Company, of which Elijah Smith is
every effort o f the physician proves unavailing.
way, to be annexed to Oregon.
It guns were set up and nhown with it was doubtloss very rigoroursly en
president.
MS T h o se p ills are s o ld In b o x e s at 50 cen ts a b o x , o r s ix b o x e s fo r 82. 50, an d
has too long been a principality of an affectation of pride by President forced.
m a y bo h ad o f a l l d ruggists, o r d ir e ct b y m a ll fr o m Dr. W illia m s M ed icin e C o.,
S c h e n e c ta d y , N .Y .
Coos b jy is the great port of California. The people of Coos bay
The custom was prevalent in many
south western Oregon. It has a are on the lookout for railway ex Kruger’s men, who were cunning European countries, and old authors
jetty some two miles long, and now tension south to meet the North enough to inspiro strangers by their indicate that curfew was known in
being still further extended. It is Pacific (or Donohue) railroad, and plausibility.
England before the Norman inva
Thus the British intelligence de
located on the north side of the en north to meet the Astoria A Colum
sion (1066), aud it was continued
trance, opposite Cape Arago, which bia River (or Hammond) railroad, partment received the most miuute for 600 years after the Conqueror
is the rocky headland of the south it is whispered here that the Astoria reports of tlie caliber, range and died. The practice of ringing the
side of the entrance to this great company is laying its plans to swal number of the cannon possessed by bell at, 9 o’clock at night was ob
ocean bay. A depth of 26 feet at low up all the salmon canneries the Boers, but were merely gulled served for many years in New Eng
low tide is claimed for the entrance down there, ns well as along the by the wily burgher. The real guns land villages, as elsewhere, but as
at this time, except when heavy entire Oregon coast, with the pur with which the war is conducted, town clocks aud other time-keepers
A Farm Library of aneqnalled value—Practical.
gales fill it up with sand and reduce pose of concentrating the trade at the Creusots and Krupps, were so became generally used, and as there
Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive—Hand
carefully
hidden
that
scarce
a
soul
somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated.
it to a depth of 18 feet. This ob Astoria. The present route of travel
no longer existed the necessity for
outside
of
the
immediate
circle
of
struction only lasts a few days, how from Coos bay is by rail to Myrtle
enforcing the custom, it has ceased.
ever, as the current rapidly washes Point, on the Rcseburg A Coos Bay the government know of them. — Woman’s Home Companion.
No. 1— B IQ O L E H O R S E B O O K
All about Horses—a Common-Sense Treatise, with over
out the debris and restores normnl railroad, and thence by stage over The English government sent out
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74 illustrations , a standard w ork. Price, 50 Cents.
guns equal in caliber to what the
conditions.
the mountains, a most toilsome
N
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2 — B IQ O L E B E R R Y B O O K
Wanted in Boston.
agents had been allowed to see.
A ll about grow in g Small Fruits—read and learn how ;
A SUirniULDINO CENTER.
route.
contains 43 coli lore« life-like reproductions
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o f all leading
Iu the
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ught that
varieties and 100 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
Los Angeles, Dec. 23.—Charles
TONS OF OYSTER SHELLS.
Besides its salmon, coal and tim
the Be
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H. Cole, formerly president of the
ber industries, Coos bay is an im
Mr. Dealey also tells another cal for
portant shipbuilding center.
A deeply interesting fact about Coos
But
oyal and Globe National Bank, of Boston, is
good many ocean-going vessels have b«»y.
Price, 50 Cents.
ii »•'
’ per« de under federal surveilauce at a hotel
Hu says tl.u United State« pro-B
No. 4 — B IO O L B C O W B O O K
a lre a d y been b u ilt at th a t place. government made a contract with mand:
But since in this city. Cole is charged, in the
All about Cows aud the Dairy Business ; having a great
complaint
mailed
today
by
the
Bos
Three large vessels are now under the Bowers Dredging Company, of the wt
• x
ho know
sale; contains 8 colored life-like reproductions o f each
ton
authorities,
with
misappropria
breed, with 132 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
construction.
One of these, the San Francisco, to deepen the chan the c
. Of ■
Butler’s
No. 5 — B IO O L B S W I N E B O O K
largest, is at the Marshfield ship nel in front of the city of Marsh dispat
'______ line .o . .vard aud tion and embezzlement of $900,000
Just out. All about H ogs— Breeding, Feeding, Butch
on four counts. Yesterday United
yard. It is 200 feet loDg, and will field.
ery, Diseases, etc. Contains over 80 beautiful half
Under this contract a bulk asked that they be published.
tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents.
cost $50,000.
Another, a four- head was built in front of the city
If it be asked why General But States District Attorney Flint re
TheBIGGLR BOOKS are unique,original,useful—you never
ceived
n
letter
from
the
United
masted schooner, is being built at and the debris was pumped into the ler did not speak out, it must be
saw anything like them —so practical, ho sensible. They
are having an enorm ous sale—Hast. West, North and
Simpson's shipynrd, near his North marsh and tideland behind it, re remembered that he is a military States district attorney, in Boston,
South. Every one w ho keeps a H orse, Cow, H og or
Chicken, or grow s Small Fruits, ought to send rig h t
Bend sawmill. Another, a large claiming over 100 acres of land, to man in a high position and says: asking that Colo be taken ir to cus-
aw ay for the BIUULG BOOKS. The
barkentiue, is being built at the the great benefit of the flat owners “ My lips are sealed,” but the sub today upon the charge of misappro
priation of funds of the Globe Na
Coal Slough shipyard.
of city lots.
The important fact, ject is now occupying the club gos
There are two salmon canneries however, is that the debris con sips. One very clever club man tional Bank, now in the hands of
on Coos bay— one at Empire City, sisted wholly of oyster shells.
It remarked that, the question really a receivei.
Is your paper, made for you and not a misfit. It is 22 years
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o ld , it is the great
n. hit-tbe
Em « boiled-dow
uuiivu-auwn.
uii-i »iah-on-ih*-bead.—
owned by Elijah Smith, and the seems there are untold millions of amounts to this:
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other at Marshfield, where Mr. tons of these shells in the bottom
le w orld—the biggest paper o f its siz<
“ Is he a traitor or a martyr?”
o f Am erica—having ever a m illion und
Dealey has been acting as superin of the bay, but not a live oyster in
Another said: “ Is General But
What is the use of making a bet
tendent. The total pack of both all the region round about.
ler
the
Dreyfus
of
this
war,
and
has
BIGGLE BOOKS,
It is
ter article than your competitor if
URN AL
this season is over 7000 cases. Eli supposed by some there that this he been snubbed by the queen?” you cannot get a better price for it?
k Y E A R S (rem ainder o f 1809, 1900, 1901. 190a and 1003)
>y mail
to any address for A D O LL A R BILL.
jah Smith has a cannery also at Par immense bed is due to a recession for it will be remembered that when
Ans.-- -As there is no difference in
Sam ple o f F A R M JOURNAL aud circular describing I
•tookit »t *.
kersburg, ou the Coquille river, near j of the ocenu, which in some way de the queen visited Bristol ho was the price the public will buy only
wit . m k r ATKINSON.
Addresa,
F A L K .M
. p n a l
CHAS. F. JENKINS.
n ir a d k l f i r*
Coquille City, which last-named stroyed oyster life, leaving only the withdrawn from tho chief command the better, so that while our profits
place is 25 miles up the river from shells, which not only make fine, of the western district, and it was may be smaller on a single sale they
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the ocean, and 25 miles from Marsh solid laud, but must surely have stated that he would have been will be much greater in the aggre
field, on Coos bay. Cross Timmons, other mercantile value.
The ouly hooted had he appeared.
gate.
of Astoria, who made a fortune in shellfish at Coos bay is the round,
Some one else said: “ Remember
How can you get the public to A $63.90 Machine
salmon-fishiug on the Columbia, hard-shell clam, as big as a man's Lord Wolseley’s recent speech. know your make is the best?
ne
also has a cauuery at Bandon, near \ doubled hand.
‘ We have been grossly misinformed
If both articles are brought prom
the mouth of the Coquille. A rail
as to the strength and resources of inently before the public both are
C ash with Ordor and Coupon
road rues from Marshfield south to
the Boers.’ ” The public naturally certain to be tried and tho public
Shipped to anyone,
Coquille City, now the county seat
asks: “ Deceived by whom?’’
‘‘Flaming Sword'' Thrusts-
will very quickly pass judgment on
anyw here, on 10
of Coos couuty, and thence a total
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«lays’ l m trial,
them and use only the better one.
i » you r ow n
When you seize an opportunity,
distauce of 40 miles to Myrtle Point,
This
explains
tlie
large
sale
on
h o m e , without
Peculiar and Pertinent.
asking one cent
the home of “Our Binger,” when he be careful not to choke it to death!
Chamberlain’s Cough Bemedy. The
in advauce.
has time (from office-bolding) to be
The river of life docs not flow
In Janesville, AVis., is a pearl but people have been using it for years
at home.
between money backs.
10 y e a r s ’ w ritten
ton factory which turns out thou and have found that it enn always
w arranty w i t h
They may oc
There are four great sawmills iu
Tho niuteentli century comes to sands of the finest quality of but be depended upon.
each m achine.
actiye operation in the suburbs of naugbt in 1000.
tons. Tons of Mississippi clam casionally tako up with some fash
A strictly high-grade Sew
Marshfield, which has a population
The greatest failure is the man shells are used in producing the ionable novelty put forth with ex
ing M a c h i n e , tin i s l ie d
aggerated claims, but are certain to
aggregating sorao 2500 souls. One who fails.
throughout iu the best pos
buttons.
sible m niuitf. It poftscsbeaall
return to the one remedy that they
mill is called the North Bend mill.
m odern im provem ents,audits
Some information is furnished by know to he reliable, and for coughs,
The man whom the Almighty
m echanical con ¡.true!ion ia
It is owned by Simpson, of San
a well known scientist in regard to colds, and croup there is nothing
such that In it are com bined
trusts
to
save
others,
is
the
man
Francisco. The next is the Porter
sim plicity with great streupth,
the ages of the trees. Ho assigns equal to Chamberlain’s Cougli Rem
thus ipsiinuic c i s c o f running,
mill. The third is the “ stave-bolt,” who is able to save himself.
durability, and m aking it im
to
the
pine
tree
500
to
700
years
as
Permanent footprints in the sands
5 1 3 .5 0
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possible lor foe m arhiue to be
edy. For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
or box factory mill. All o f these
a maximum, 425 years to the silver
put ou o f or . r. It sews fast
are on the north side of Marshfield. of time are not made in the quick
ami n ^ k e s a perfect at itch
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fir,
and
170
to
the
ash.
with all kinds o f thread and
Coupon, if
The fourth is the Coal Slough mill, sands of fallacy.
•11 classes o f material. A lw ays
Flaming Sword;
England is
One hundred bales of cotton
tent C. 0 . fl
ready for m e and unrivalled
at the mouth of Coal creek, on the
Chamberlain and tho newspapers
fighting
in
South
Africa
for
the
os
fol* speed, dural ility and qual
or on triai
south side of Marshfield. It is also are endeavoring to hatch up a little were recently loaded into a box 34 tensible purpose of protecting the
ity o f w ork. Notice the fol
low in g points ot superiority»
a very big sawmill, and is some three | war between England and France, feet long, having a capacity of 50,000 uitlanders or foreigners in the
miles distant from Simpson's mill. because the French have said some pounds. The cotton was packed so Transvanl; but she has never fought
T he Head o f the ' ’ Arlington” sw ings on patent socket hinges, firm ly hehl dow n b y a thum b
There is also a very large saw hard things about England's queen tightly that there was space to put the powers in her own territory I crew
Strong, substantia), neat and handsom e in design, and beautifully ornam ented iu gold.
Bed plate Has rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, m aking it flush w ith to p o f table.
The in five more kales.
mill— one of the largest and best- and the war with the Boers.
which are makiDg paupers of her H
ighest A rm —Space und« r the arm ia f>54 inches high and 0 inch' s long This w ill admit the
I d Russia the hair o f rabbits and millions. ”
equipped on the coast—at Empire jingoes should remember that there
largest sk iits, and even quilts It Is Self T h readin g—Absolutely n o holes to put thread through
except r ye o f needle. Shuttle iscylinder, open on end, entirely self threading, caay to put in or
City, that has been idle for several is no Napoleon in France, and no other animals is converted into
ta k e o u t; b obb in holds a li*rgc am ount o f thread. S titch Regulator is on the bed o f the m achine,
bowls, dishes and plates, which are
years, in the midst of the liveliest Wellington in England.
Exchange; An Irish brigade is beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the num ber o f stitches to the Inch, aiid can
be changed from 8 to 82 Pitches to the inch Feed Is double and extends on both ».idea o f aeedle;
valued
for
their
strength,
durability
lumber industry of the west. Its
fighting
in
the
Boer
service.
They
nev»-r fails to take «roods through; never stops at seams; m ovem ent is positive- n o springe to
Modern Christianity is powerless
and get out 01 order; can be raised and lowered at will. A u tom atic Bobbin W in d e r --F o .
stock is said to be chiefly owned by to maintain its hold upon the mind and lightness. The articles have may be depended on to make it hot, break
filling the bobbin automatically nnd perfectly sm ooth without holding the thread. M achine doea
factory girls in the east. Its presi of nations when commercial inter the appearance of varnished leather. whenever the opportunity offers, for not run w hile w inding bobbin. Light R u n iili»«- M achine is easy to run, doea not fatigue th eop er-
ator, m a k e s little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the an me on both aides,
dent is “ Uncle Lije” Smith. The | ests are endangered.
There are 60 separate and inde their hereditary enemies, the hated w ill not ra v J, and can be changed without stopping the m achine. Tension is a flat spring ten
The idea of
and w ill admit thread from H to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
game of “ freeze-out” is said to ex- j a Christian brotherhood comes to pendent postofficea within New York Saxon. The Irish Transvaal com sion.
The Needle is a straight, self-setting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put iu w rong. Needle
plain the fact that this great mill j naught when the greed o f a Chris city— not counting stations, sub mittee has made an appeal for funds Bar is round, m ade of case hardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil fw*m getting
on the good*
Adjustable B e a rin g s -A ll bearings are ease hardened steel and easily adjusted
has no share in the great prosperity tian nation is in the direction of stations or branches of any kind. to send them an ambulance, and with s screw driver. All lost m otion can be taken up, and the m achine will last a lifetime.
\
ttach
m
en
ts—
m achinéis furnished with necessary toolsaud accessories, and in addition wa
of Coos bay. Its wharves are rot- gold nnd diamond mines. England Sixty independent postmasters draw says: “The Irishmen now fighting .;r ii«Ti ,m '-•rtra Each
iPt o f attachments In a velvet lined m etsl box. free o f chnrge. as follow s: O ne
tiug, and are ready to fall from the desires to appropriate the wealth of salaries ranging from $1000 to $8000 side by side with tho Boers have -vffler und gatherer, one binder, on e shirring plate, on e set o f four hem mere, riiflerert w idths u s
.0 7/i o f an inch, on e tucker, on » under brstuler, one short or attachm ent foot, ami erne thread
lessened the disgrace brought on
ravages of the teredo.
Possibly, the Transvaal, and the Boers are a year.
tt rr. W o o d w o rk o f finest quality oak or walnut, g oth ic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rin g«
1
Ireland by the Irishmen who are so o drawers, «Lesa guarda to wheel, and device for replacing t>e!t.
though, the decay and disuse may ; determined to retain it and con
n n u i T n » y high P flic w fo *
b u y
o t * t c u r of M * » u « c r u » e ; *
unfortunate
as
to
he
influenced
by
be due to other causes. Empire trol their own domestic affairs.
..U N I r A l
SEWING MACHINES
S»VE AGENT S AND a t ÍLER J » » 0 FIT»
Tommy—I ’se got de toothache
OUR G R E A T OFFER.
BO !• our 5 peclal W haleM le P rlc r.b n t
City, with a population o f 600, is I The priests and chaplains of the awfully. Visitor—You should have necessities to fight by the side of
or«! r to introduce this nigh-grade sewing machine, we make n Special cou-
on the peninsula upon the south English army are praying for the the tooth filled, Tommy. Tommy— | the English."
pon oiler, gi> in g every render o f this paper a chance to g» t s first-class ma-
chln. - nt tlie low est p rice ever offered. On receipt o f §18.90 cash * ml coupon,
side of the bay, some seven miles success of the British; while the I did have it filled. That's what
we will sh ip the above-described m achine anyw here securely packer! and
! runs'.ntersafe delivery. A ten years’ wrtttenjwarranty sent w itn
from the bar, and is not connected 1 Brer churches are holding special makes it ache so. Visitor— I Dever I i r A N T E D —SEVERAL, BRIGHT AND crate-1, n tititr.
each m achine, H oney refunded i f not as represented aft< r thirty dnyjL test
with the railroad, which terminates services for the purpose of invok heard of such a thing. Did you I Y V Honest persona to repreaent ts a* trial W e wi flilp C . O. !) for flfl V) with p r iv ile g e o f twenty da ys’ trlhl c n
Manager» in tnin nnd cloae by comities. receipt o f 1 f.VP0n*a guarantee o f good faith and charges. I f you pr*icr tfiurtv
at Marshfield. The latter place is j ing the blessings of the Almighty have it filled with gold? Tommy — I Holary
paving, send for our large itlustrat'‘d catalogue w ith tcatf*
rial 1
t*J00 a year and expense*. Straight, <lays't ____before
ntoU , • xpV .iidtig fully how we ship sew ing m achines anyw here tu n n y»
around the bend, somt nine miles upon the Dutch forces in South No; I had it filled with gum-drops. bona-fide, no more, no lea* hnlary. Posi taoniai-
? n t t !ie ]
m anufacturer's prir«*s w ithout a A in g on e cent In ndwince.
| tioo permanent. (>or refer«*nee*. any bank
further up the bay, at the head of Africa. Both sides are ostensibly
Th • lif t pla > is to send all cash v. bh order, ns von then save the |! .dOdia-
j in any town. It ia mainly office work con-
nt w ^
ith orti»*
rount
int. R eri«m l»er «he coupon me *
*
navigation, in a quiet harbor, free praying to the same God, in the
E d u c a t e T o u r B o w * l$ W it h C m a r t U .
ducted at home. Reference. Enclose self
Candy Cathartic, cure con stip ation forever. addreaaed «tamped envelope. T ub Doma j
from the ocean swells that disturb name of the same mediator.
Miroagh
(hr
HeraM , w ith ««! extra
nab
jraar
nnler
Mu. 25c If C. C-C. fail, druggist* refund money.
urn O mupaiit , r*p< 3. Gbica co.
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