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ri
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it e r & là
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FER. *0, 1900.
VOL. 18 .
N O . 30
formation, was planned as a sham
SURRENDER TO BRITAIN.
tight would have been on Salisbury
X 5 e x r tis t,
Ez for war. I eall it morder—
Crisis In England Unparalleled Since Y ork- plain, without thought of actual Representative Hepburn Says That Is What
There yon hey it plain an' flat;
j hostile force anywhere in the field.
town— May Mean Utter Defeat-
the Treaty Means.
I don't want to go no fnrder
Colonel L ong’s recklessness in car
C o q u ille C ity . O r.
Than niv Teatyment for that.
God hez aaid so plump an’ fairly,
New York, Feb. 12.—The Trib rying his guns beyond the reach of
Washington, Feb. 9.— Represent-
It’ s as long ez it ia broad.
Opposite Hotel Coquille—cast front.
une's London correspondent writes: | his supporting infautry was a sham ative Hepburn (Hep.) chairmnn of
An’ yon’ ve got to git up airly
visit
liaiidon from lat to 8thof each
Will I v
i l .........................
Ef yon want to take in
i God.
‘‘The astounding collapse of the battle maneuver which would have |
I the
..... house
.iv r a iuterstate
lureiMuw und foreign
month.
upper Tugela campaign and the brought upon him a reprimand commerce committee, opposes the
’ Taint your eppyletts an* feathers
Make the thing a grain more right;
continuance of the impasse at Mod- even at Aldershot.
There have canal treaty with Great Britain
O Q U IL L E
’ Taint a tollerin’ your bell-wethers
der river and on the southern fron been feint attacks, reconnaissances now pending iu the senate. “ I
Will excuse ye iu His sight.
H O S P I T A L .«
Is the cause o f untold suffering i
Ef you take a sword an’ dror it,
tier of the Orange Free State have | iu force, column formations aud think,” he said, “ that the negotia-
An’ go stick a feller thra,
to many women; o f neglected
brought
the
English
people
to
drill-book
tactics
from
the
begin
tion
of
this
treaty
is
very
unfortuu
Guy'ment ain’ t to answer for it —
NEW AND ELEGANT BOOMS.
families and unhappy homes.
the verge of an imperial crisis un ning to the end of the cimuaign, ate and that it ought not to be rati
God'll send the bill to you.
8ANITAKY CONDITIONS EEKFECT.
Pleasure is banished from the
paralleled sinco Yorkton. That is nnd the generuls have never seemed fied by the senate. I don't know
W at's the use o’ “ meetia’ -goiu’ ”
EXPEUiENCED NUKSES.
Every Sabbath, w e to r d r f,
an ominous word which the leading to realize that they were uot maneu that the pendency of the treaty ivill
ERSONS donirina to come to Coqoillo
life that is subject to these at
Ef it ’s right to go a mowin’
for Miilioa' or Snruioal TreatiMOt
Euglish journal was the first to use vering on Salisbury plain, but were interfere with action by congress
Feller-men like oats an’ rye?
tacks, and yet it is possible to
may obtain ratoa and other inforuiatiou
1 dunno but what it’s pooty
and it bus been taken up with one leading men under fire iu battle on the Nicaragua canal bill, but tlie
b j addroaaiu« J. BURT MOORE, M.D.,
be free forever from such trying
Trainin’ round in bob-tail coats.
Coquille City, Oregon.
accord by the press.
Sir George with the Boers.
ratification of the treaty would cer
But it’s curous Christian dooty,
ordeals.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People] by en
White’s
garrison,
like
Lord
Corn
This here cuttin’ folks’ throats.
“ It is impossible for Americans, tainly impair the value of the canal
—James Russell Lowell
iJ lH E C O M M E R C IA L h -----
riching the blood, toning up the nerves, and strengthening
wallis’ army, is hopelessly belea who remember the traiuiug of their when constructed.
guered aud its fate seems to bo own civil war, to think of soldiers
‘ This treaty reaffirms the princi
the stomach, make sick headache impossible, and restore ner
T he moat modern arranged BARBER
In the Clutch of the Banks and Trusts-
sealed unless it can break through like Grant and Lee attacking ples of the Clavton-Biilwor treaty,
vous energy to the despondent sufferer. The full name:
SHOP in Ooquille City
tho enemy's lines aud fight its way strongly intrenched positions nnd couceediug ail the claims and con
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor,
E d . H ebald :
In looking over to the Tugela at the point of the conducting turning movements after tinuous of Great Britain, though
the papers I run across this item: bayonet, aud tho Kimberley garri- the plan of Lord Methuen and Gen Greut Britain has, by her own ac
"Many cities wish money for elec sou is iu an equally piecunous con eral Buller. They would not have tion, given us the right at any time
- c 7 l . m o o n ,
tric lighting and traction plants, dition.
fought three battles without scout to. abrogate the Clayton-Bulwer
A tto rn e y and
but the hank considers it advisable
“ The magnitude of tho British ing or reconnoissance, as Lord Me treaty, it surrenders everything to
is on every package c f the genuine.
G o u n s e lo r at L a w to restrict this borrowing to the military preparations has uot intiui- thuen did, and then have flung Great Britain, abandoning our con
«
r
at
nil.10
o ( MartiriBvllle, Mo., s a y s : “ I used to hay«
limits
of
what
is
really
necessary.”
OOQUILLE CITY. OREGON.
diated the two little Dutch repub their army against a strong position tention of years that we might
terrible alek headuchca, which I hud as far back uu I can remenibor.
It does not matter what country lics. If Dapysmith be their York- like Magersfouteiu in a frontal at ubrogate the treaty at will.
In recent years they were Rettin« worse. A few years i»go 1 took treat-
rnent ox a specialist In KansasClty, but it only relieved me for a while.
Beal Estate and Collections a Specialty. or what cities were in need of
>V hen I oumo hero two yearri uro m y health wns miKernble. My hue-
town, with the full force of the au- tack where the resistance was great
“ Moreover, it recognizes the l ight
band, who had ureat faith ln J »r. W illiam s’ Fink Fills for Pale People,
money it is all the same old story, alogist, they are iu the way of win est without an attempt at nmnojver- of any foreign power to interfere
Instated that I eonunonco UHini; them. After tak in « u few closes I could
see an improvement^ and m y hortdaeho spells were not so severo. 1
“ the bank” considers iu unnecessary. ning it and bringing their war of iug and all the Dutch to do all the and dictate with the independent
F. H a ll,
used four boxes, and sinco that tim e I havo not had any o f thoffo ut-
There is plenty of material within independence to n dose and there digging aud to choose every battle governments of this continent. It
tackH, und 1 never iolt bo well in my life.”
—iVoih tho Republican, JJcthcmi/, Mo.
easy reach for the work, and plenty is no hostile fleet to be fought at field and defensive position; nnd abandons tho Monroe doctrine.”
A t t o r n s y . a t - L a w , of men standing ready to do the
N o d iscovery o f modern times has proved such a blessing to man
---------------- *~*W*~.— ------------
when
there
is
an
impasse,
it
orders
sea
by
another
Rodney,
who
may
kind ns Dr.W illiam s’ Pink Pills for Pale People. A ctin g directly oa
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
work; men who know just how the break the force of di Ulster on laud tho troops back to camp to play Preparing; to Relieve Kimberley— Poor Cecil
the blood and nerves, invigorating the body, regulating the functions,
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work
should
be
done,
hut
all
must
they
restore the strength aud health in tiie exhausted patient when
Rhodes Ealing Horse Meat.
Dealer in- R eal E htati * o f all kinds.
by restoring the prestige of the football and oricket until there are
every efiort o f the physician proves unavailing.
stand still because‘‘ the bank’' would British navy.
reinforcements for another frontal
*
These pills are sold In boxes at 60 cents a b o x ,o r r ! x boxes forS2.50, and
f Y R TLE CAMP, NO. 197. WOODMEN be displeased should the work pro
New York, Feb. 12.—The news
L o f the World, meets at Hersey Hall,
‘‘The soldiers have done their attack. It is Aldershot generalship
Shen«itatJv0 x ? Y drUßßl*tö’
Uirect by 1X11411 ifum Dr’
Medicine Co.,
Notwithstanding the fact
printed
in
London
today
throws
a
that
has
created
a
crisis
in
tho
for
1st and 3d Saturday nights o f eanh month. ceed.
that the cities would be willing to work with splendid fortitude and tunes of the empire."
J. W. L knkvb , Consul.
great
light
on
the
war
situation.
J . G. Simmons, Clerk.
give a mortgage involving every gallantry and tho administrative
Lord Roberts is not engaged in a
child
anyway in connection with departments hnve supported them
movement against Bloemfontein, ns
OURT COQUILLE. NO. 18, FOREST-
AWFUL
CRIME.
with untiring energy aud nmuzing
ers o f Aim-riou, meets every second and the city, even that would uot be
had been hoped, hut is at Modder
The
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall enough, but the men must stand resources of organization.
Farmer near Walla Walla Killed by His river, and it is believed that he
Coquille City, Oregon.
^ _
generals
have
failed
and
tho
mili
idly by the material aud not put
Guo. O. L each , C. It.
means to nttnek General Cronjo for
Grandson
H. N. L ohkn 7, R. S
forth their hands to mold into shape tary staff, which has beeu respon
the purpose of relieving Cecil
sible
for
the
conduct
of
the
war,
that which would harness the light
h a d w ic k
l o d g e , n o . 68, a . f .
Walla Walla. Feb. 8.— B. F. Rovce, Rhodes and the besieged city of
has
broken
down
and
brought
re
and A. M., meets «»n Saturday evening nings and make them blaze in their
proach upon the nation.
If their a well knownjfarmer, was shot and | Kimberley, whose inhabitants have
•n or before each full moon. V¡siting breth brightness, but must stumble nlou
A Farm Library of unequalled value— Practical,
ren cordially invited.
advice
was
not
heeded
iu
June
and killed this evening, at his home been eating horse meat for five
in the darkness. Wives must be de
Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive— Hand
C. K* M ANl'HU, W M.
twelve miles from here, hv his weeks, and whose death-rate has
July,
when
the
mobilization
of
the
somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated.
nied many comforts, children must
J. J. Lam b, Sec.
grandson, Frank Royce.
Frank grown alarmingly. General Cruuje
army
corps
wan
urged
by
Lord
f,o ragged, aud the men loaf around
By JACOB BIQQLB
has
strengthened
his
position
iu
ex
Royce
left
the
city
this
afternoon
g U E L A H _ CHAPTER. NO. 6, O. E. S.,
Wolseley, they were allowed a free
meets Friday evenirg on or before the saloons studying some nature
No. 1—BIQGLE HORSE BOOK
pectation
of
an
attack.
At
ltens-
in
a
drunken
condition.
When
he
each full moon at 8 o’ clock from April 1st of crime whereby they enu make baud for the opening of the war in
All about Horses—ft Common Srnsv Trvfttla. with Oltt
74 illustrations , a staudard work Price, jo Cent*
to Ootober 3lst, and thereafter at 7:30; and
October, and have themselves to reached Dixie he became involved berg the Boers are strong enough
>acb Friday afternoon two weeks there their homes more comfortable all
to
take
the
offensive.
No.
2 —BIQOLE BERRY BOOK
in a fight with Rufus Woods, biting
because our present monetary sys blame if they have been outmaneu- the nose of the latter nearly off.
after at 2 o’clock.
All about growing Small Fruit.—read and leant bowl
The most depressing news, how
Miss E mma L orenz , W . M.
contains 43 colored liie-like reproductions o f all leadioff
vered
ninl
outgeueraled
by
Dutch
tem iB a private enterprise instead
varieties and 100 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
Mrs. Jennie I j . Rose, Sec.
Royce proceeded to the home of his ever, comes from Natal. The Boers
of being owned aud run by the commanders who had never studied
No. 3 — BIOGLE POULTRY BOOK
grandfather, B. F. Royce, with have occupied a farm south of the
All about Poultry ; tlie best Poultry Book in existence«
JOE. NO. 53. I .O . O. F., government for the beuelit of the the art of war, but had gone from
tells everything
WÌU123 colored life-like
liie-like reproductif—
repi
ythinR ; with33
iturday evening. Visit-
their cattle-breeding farms to the whom he has beeu living, about two Tugela near Cheveley, which is
V_V meets evi
! principal
priucipf * breeds;
* with 103 other illustra iona.
jjood standing cordially whole people. Such conditions the
etuded
with
hills
from
which
lhe
in g broth in
miles above Dixie. Woods followed
Price, 50 Cents.
battlefields
among
the
kopjes
people themselves are more to blame
E. L. F it c h , N. G.
.nyUftii,
No. 4 —maCJLB COW BOOK
“ With their breasts covered with in pursuit of Royce, and the two country can be commanded for
i- Ö.
for their existence than any class of
All about Cows and the Dairy business : having a great
It is reported from
decorations
won iu conflicts with repeated the struggle in the pres miles around.
sale ; contains 8 colored life-like reproductions ofeach
. V
CAMPMENT, NO 2S, 1.1 p e o p .c , as n a y clasa er b u s in e s s
Durban
that
General
Joubert
is
ence
ul
tli'
■
eldor
R
o
v
c
e
.
Frank
breed, with 133 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
\ , • »
* '
la every first and third can only act in consonance with the semi-civllized or bnrburous races,
No. 6-B1GGLB SWINE BOOK
month at Odd Fellows'
and their self esteem inflated with Royce pulled a gun, shot at Woods, marching with n column of C000
privileges
granted
them
by
the
Just out. All about Hogs—Breeding, Feeding, Butch
<
,
ation extended to all vis-
but missed him aud killed his grand men to outflauk General Buller. A
ery, Disen.ies. etc. Contains over 80 beautiful half
t -. * / r . i re'
. good standing.
whole people So long as the com the vainglorious assumption that
tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents.
Boer column is operating iu Zulu-
father.
Young
Royce
then
fired
they
were
the
only
European
sol
B. F. L awrence C. P.
mon voter will simply vote his party
TheBIGGLG BOOKS are unique .original,useful—you never
lnnd and thero seems to bo nlurm
J. J . Stanley, Scribe.
saw anything like th em -so practical. so sensible. They
ticket without caring to consider diers with continuous experience several more shots at Woods, but in Natal and a fear that General
ore having an enormous sale— Best West, North and
without
effect.
in
the
science
of
modern
warfare,
South, livery one who keeps a Horse, Cow, Hog or
a m ii ; r k b e k a h l o d g e , n o . i
what his party is like, it is useless
Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, ought to send right
After Royce saw what he had Buffer’s line of communication will
I. O. O. F., meets every 2d au«t 4th
British generals hnve conducted
away for the BltiULB BOOKS. The
*
Wednesdays in each m onth, at Odd Fel for him to kick at what it imposes the campaign in South Africa ns done, lie set fire to the
Although Winston
house, be nttaeked.
upon
him;
and
what
is
the
use
iu
lows’ hall. Mas. C lara L andbeth , N. G.
Churchill
telegraphs
that
General
Miss Irma Lukens. Sec.
saying to him there are better con though it were a series of sham which burned to the ground and Buffer is about to mnke a fourth
battles on Salisbury plain, regulated ! til* old gentleman’s body was eon-
/C O Q U IL L E COUNCIL. . NO.308 OF THE ditions within his reach? His party
attack on the Boer front, the Lon
_ ternal Aid Association meets the
V _ 7 _
Frateri
bosses keep him so busy looking at by drill book and the formulas of [ sumed. During the trouble Mrs. don papers call attention to the fnct
is your paper, made for you and not a misfit. It is aa year«
2d Tuesday evening o f each month.
peace-training.
At the opening of B- F- Royce fled to the barn and
old it is the gn r-t boiled-down hit-the-uail-on-the head,—
defects
in
other
systems,
either
im
J. W. Suuo, Pres.
quit-after-you-have-SHid-it, Farm and Household paper in
the
general
has
removed
his
head
the world—the biggest paper o f its sire in the United States
Mrs. A lice Tuttle, Sec.
aginary or real, that the most fla the war nothing like an intelligible | f°nnd safety by hiding.
of America—haviug ever a million and a-half regular readers.
Frank Royce shot four times at quarters trom Spearman’s Camp to
grant wrongs are slipped by with or reasonable plan of military de
There were be F. M. Skinner, a railroad employe, i Springfield, aud apparently does not
J. E HAYNES. out his observation, and when he fense was made.
SHAD HUDSON,
Any ONE o f the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
i believe that General Buffer will at
winces be is told such things ns a tween 15,000 and 20,000 regulars who was working a short distance tack ugain.
f o ^ A w k ’u A b 'S T o T ' ,9°a a n i> ' v ,3 > wm ** •'n* b)r m*il
and local levies scattered along the from the scene. Fortunately Skin
matter
of
consequence
must
be.
Sample of FAKM JOURNAL and circular describing BIGGLE BOOKS free.
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Hudson & Haynes,
ner
was
unharmed.
Royce
then
western
and
northern
frontiers
of
Educate
Tour
Itow
cls
W
ith
C'uscarets.
Wheu he has to stand idly by the
w il m e r atkinson
Address,
F A R . H JO TJR IH A S *
CUAS. F. JliNElNS.
proceeded
down
the
road
with
a
Candy Cathartic, euro constip n tion forever.
Cupe
Colony
and
in
northern
Natal.
P h ila d e l p h ia
Mining and Real Estate Agents work that needs to be done, and suf
10c. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
Winchester
in
his
hand
and
coming
Military
defense
required
concen
fer the pangs of poverty and the men
Eckley, Curry County, Ori son.
to
the
place
of
Ben
Pilcher,
fired
tration
of
these
forces
at
one
or
two
AVE valuable M«nes, Farms. Stock tal anguish consequent upon his
Tribute to the TrusU .
Ranches and Timber Lands for sale. want, lie naturally turns his eyes points, until reinforcements could three shots through the house and
rho Improved
A $65.00 Machine
then
fled.
New High-Arm •flrlinfltoiT
arrive.
In
Cnpe
Colony
there
was
House and 6 acres o f land well improved towards something that might bring
A
Wichita,
Kansas,
paper
has
The sheriff and a posse are in
in Wilbur, Douglas county. Or., for sale, relief; but his bosses have antici no attempt to choose defensible po
been investigating tho prosperity of
Threading S
ewing Mine
or exchange for property in Myrtle Point.
pated all this and drawn the blinds sitions or to collect the forces, and pursuit of Royce. Young Royce this trust ridden country with the F or $ 1 8 . 5 0
tATE 1 T
had
been
farming
his
grandfather’s
in
Natal
an
unsanitary
station—
Q L ST
over his eyes, and they whisper into
following result:
CHEAPEST
his ears, these aro events that can Ladysmith— was held in force be place. It is said that they had a
Do
you
know!
matters.
Shipped to anyone,
be looked for in the natural course cause it was the Aldershot of South difficulty over several
That it requires 50 per cent more
anywhere, on 10
of events, and any undue excite Africa and a portion of the garrison Royce is about 30 years old and wheat to buy a stove than it did in
days' free trial,
in your ow u r
has
a
wife
and
several
children.
was
diverted
to
Glencoe
for
the
ment on his part would only the
h o m e , without
’9G?
B. F. Royce was a wealthy pioneer
asking on< oeu?
more shake confidence and make protection of a coal mine.
That it requires twenty bushels
in advance.
“ The headquarters staff may not of this county. He was buncoed more of corn to buy a wagon than
matters worse instead of better, aud
15000
last spring by
have beeu responsible for the first out of
Curran & Gass, Proprietors. they lull him into quietness.
10 y e a r s ’ written
it did in ’90?
warrauty w i t h
The question I wish to ask is lines of colonial defense, but it “ Crooked Mouth” Green.
That it requires 100 per cent
each uiachiue.
The
community
is
aroused
and
a v i n g b o u g h t o u t t h e c e n - this:
must be hold accountable for the
Is
there
not
a
day
coming
more
corn
or
wheat
to
buy
a
copper
tral Meat Market, we will be able to
Royce will probably be lynched it
A strictly lugli-gradc Sew
furnish all kinds o f Ment—Beef. Mntton when the people will have sufficient strategic blunder ot shutting up Sir
kettle than in ’90?
ing M a c h i n e , fin is h e d
and Pork, and will pay the highest cash confidence in the government they George White’s garrison in Lady fa u ght.
throughout iu tlie best pos
That
it
requires
twice
as
much
price for beef, hogs, sheep, etc.
Later.— It is believed tonight
sible manner. It posse »sc* all
themselves established to respect smith, instead of directing him to
corn to buy a roll of rope as in ’90?
CURRAN A GASS.
modern improvements.audits
mechanical consi ruction ia
its obligations; a government that retreat, fighting at the Tugela and that Frank Royce, after setting fire
That
it
requires
40
per
cent
more
such that iu it are combined
to
the
house
and
firing
several
can come to the relief of those iu then at the Mooi river and keeping
simplicity with great stre nftk.
corn to buy a plow than in ’90?
coos b a y
shots,
threw
himself
into
the
flames
thus 1 ’Mirii.g cnRCf f running,
need so that they can go on and do his communications open with the
That it requires 75 per cent more
durability, and making it im-
If this had been done, he and was cremated with his grand corn to buy a boe, a rake or a shovel,
p: 'ssiblc lor the machine t.» l*e
the work that needs to be done; sea.
put out of order It sews fast
and thev in turn learn to do the would have received reinforcements father.
and nuke*- a perfect stitch
or spade or bolt, than in ’90?
with all kinds o f thread ana
fair thing by the government?
I by the middle of November and the
That a set of commou wheels cost
nil cbe scsof mnterhib Always
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
B ritish Resort to Old Methods.
siege and fall of Ladysmith would
ready for '. *• ami unrivalled
think there is.
T hom as B u ck m an .
$7 in ’90 and now cost 112.50?
foi pc' cl, durability ami qual
have been avoided.
Marshfield, Or., Feb. 12. 1900.
ity of work. Notice the fol
That the price of cultivators is
Manufacturer o f Marble Monuments, Head
London, Feb. 9.—Lord Roberts
lowing points ot supcriorPy*
“ Sir Redvers Buller left Eugland has caused to he distributed, in the higher by $3 or $4?
stones. Tablets, eto.
That galvanized barbed wire costs
Biggie Horse Book is as full of with his plan of campaign clearly towns bordering upon the invaded
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping
Th« Head of the ‘ ‘Arlington” swings on patent socket hinge'-, firmly held down by s Ihutufr
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to o r good sense as an egg is of meat. outlined. His nrmy corps was to
colonial territory, an invitation to $4 to $4.50 a hundred pounds more . rw. Strong, iubstniitial, neat and handsome in design, and beautifully ornamented in gold.
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
Bed plate has rounded corner* and is inlaid or countersunk, making it flush with top of table
march
through
the
Free
State
and
Its
motto:
“
Alwlavs
speak
to
a
horse
than
in
’90?
iving in the country or other towns who
Free Staters ami Transvaalers to go
highest Arm—Space under the arm is 5 tt inch*-* high ami 9 inch*-* long, This will admit the
wish anything in my line o f business. as you would to a gentleman,” is Sir Goorge White was to hold the
That you pay 100 per cent more largest skirts, aud even Guilts It Is Self Threading -Abs hit« l y 110 b , to put thre: d thrungU
into tho desert, offering them good
except
eye of needle.
Srn
exr.-pteyeof
needle Shuttle
ia cylinder, open on end, entirely self thieacliiifr. en';y t«» put in or
lu a g r ir .
(lini
the keynote of its treatment of the enemy in check by remaining quiet j treatment and restoration to their for glass than in ’90?
takeout;
b o b b in holds a largo amount of thread. Stitch Regulator is on the bed of the machine
lake
out; bobbin
beneath the bobbin wimler, ami has a scale showing the nunil»er of stitcheh to the inch, and can
whole subject. Thero are twenty- in Ladysmith. Lord \\ olseley, dur- j farms on British occupation of the
The rates of freight are back to be
changed from 8 to 82 stitches to the inch. I'eed is double and extends on both aides o f needle;
never fails to take «roods through; never stops .-it seams; movement is positive; no apilngs to
five chapters, including advice on ing the first month of the war, had j republican territory.
The mani the exorbitant figures that caused break'nmi
get out 01 order; c.in be raised an«l!owere«l at will. Automatic Hobbln Winder--Po.'
feeding and watering, stable man- one comment to repeat to his frianils, festo guarantees that those bringing the popular revolt in legislation a filling the bobbin automatically am! perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
not
run
while
winding bobbin. Light Funning —Machine is easy to run, does not fatigue the oper
agement, whims and vices, ailments a°d that was: ‘ White has only to horses can sell them. The foreign few years ago?
ator, makes little noise ami sew* rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both »idee,
HOLBROOK, MERRILL and their remedies, iinrnesB hints, stay still and wait for Buller to be- ers will have their passages paid to a » Ktlli-.r « l.llr soivrtl hr <hnm- will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine. Tension is a fiat spring ten
sion, and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out of order.
about stables, colts’ education, care F 'n his march.' These were Alder- Europe.
The Needle is a straight, self-setting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put in wrong. Needle
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b i- r l n t u 's C o u g h llt - im - ilj.
Bar is round, made of «: -c hardened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
of
the
feet,
etc.
many
of
the
illus-
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conceptions,
based
upon
peace
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During the early part of October, on the goods. Adiustahle Hearings— All bearings are case hardened steel ami easily adjusted
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with a »crew driver. All lost motion can be taken up, and the machine will la*t a lifetime
tratious have been made from life, training, without reference to tho
Ole
Gentleman—
Do
you
mean
to
1890,
I
contracted
a
bad
cold
which
Attachment s Rach machine is furnished with necessary loolsaud accessories, nnd in addition w*
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The book is handsomely printed and realities of military defense and ac- suy that your teachers never thrash ! settled on my luugs and wns neg- furnish an extra set of attachments in a velvet lined metal hot. free of charge, as follows: One
and gatherer, one binder, one shirring plate, one set of fmn heinmet». different widths up
substantially bound in cloth. The tunl warfare with the Boers.
Sir you? Little Boy—Never! We have lected until I feared that ions urn p- ruffler
to rS of an inch, one tucker, one under braider, one short or attachment foot, ami «»nr thread
price is 50 cents, free by mail; ad- Redvers Buller abandoned his plan moral suasion at our school. “ What's tion had appeared in an incipient cutter. Woodwork of finest quality <>ak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, tiiekH pi**«-J Rings
to drawers, drew» guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
dress the publishers, Wiliuer Atkin-
campaign when he reached South that?" “ Oh, we get kep’ in, and Btate. I was constantly coughing
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and any other
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son Co., Philadelphia.
Africa, substituting a march to stood up iu corners, and locked out and trying to expel something which
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Modder river from the Bloemfon- and locked in, and made to write I could not I became alarmed and In order’ t
■ sluceYhisliiRh-grade sewing machine, we make s special cou
B uilding
M a te ria l, Weary Watkins—Dusty,
suppose tein-Pretoria parade, and sfter drag- one word a thousand times, ami after giving the local doctor a trial pon offer, giving every reader of this paper a chance to get a first-class ma
chine ot tlie l«*w« »t price ever offered. On receipt of $18.30 cash nudcoupon,
you was Dewey? Dusty Rhodes— P 'nK *-Le bulk of the army corps scowled at, and jawed at, and that's I bought n buttle of Chamberlain's we will ship the ATv»vr-d«r«cribed machine anywhere securely packed ami
Or any and everything
crated, and guar .nt-em fe «lelivery A ten years’ written warranty sent with
I
won't
do
nothiu’
of
the
sort,
I'm
and
Warren’s
division
into
Natal,
all."
j Cough Remedy and the result was each machine. Money refunded if not as represented after thirty days’ test
carried in a
We wi ship C. O. II. for | 19.60 with privilege o f twenty «lays’ trial 111
hungry, but I ain't a-goin’ to ruin put 2000 men out of action in two
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; immediate improvement, and after trial.
receipt o f fo.<Aa*» a guarantee o f good faith nnd charges. If you prefer thirty
First-class Hardware Store.
D m rioharroSfii mg zamh, T»ur ur, is«r.
I had used three bottles my lungs «lays ’ trial I k fore paying, send f«*r our large illustrated catalogue with testi
my stummick by thinkin’ o f the unsuccessful attempts for the reliei
monial«. explaining fully how we ship sewing machines anywhere to any-
To quit to Sacco eaallr and forever. Se mag
t h „ ; r l ie a lt h v s t a t e
: of Ladysmith.
things he’s got to eat.”
onenttlie lowest manufacturer's prices without asking one cent in advance.
fieite. full of life, nerre aud vigor, take No-To-
er
r e " l o *c<l lO i n e i r l i e a u n y siaie.
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c o u n t.
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