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Coquille Cito Uefàlò.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1900.
VOL. 18.
E. R
WHITTAKER,
Father and Son-
d e n tis t,
BY J. S. KANEMATZ.
C oq u ille C ity, Or.
CHAPTER III.
upon our honor— It would hurt our
The Voters Allow It-
pride."
Tbe fight between Carnegie aud
Father—“ Does it humble you, my
son, or hurt youv pride or refloct Frick ought to open the eyes of the
upon your houor to apologise for dear workingman. The profits for
tho wrong you have eommitted, or last year were $21,000,000 and Frick
to admit your blunder and to try to says that for 1900 Carnegie’s share
rectify it? If it does you will ever alone will be $25,867,500, or over
be in duuger of corruption.
Span- 6900 per day. At $3 per day, about
ish miscouception of national honor, twice the average wages paid to his
dignity and pride has cost her many workingmen, a man would have to
lit®
beat citizens, to say work over 200 yearB to earn as
nothing of the loss in money, ter­ much as Carnegie makes iu one day.
Many lmrsh things have been said
ritories and ships.”
Son— “That’s very true, but the about both Frick and Carnegie, but
would it not be well to stop and
war is practically over.”
Father—“ What was done has al­ think how it is tbnt they are able to
ready been done, and it will go get so much money in so short a
down into the pages of history to time. Who is re-ponsible for the
be read by tbe future generations. laws that enable these men to rob
Still, it is never too late to rectify the public? The very workingmen
one’s errors. I hope that the angels who now grumble and growl.
of peace may Boon urrivo and that These men have done what 99 in a
100 would do— take advantage of
the war may speedily terminate.
“I have soeu many a war—many the laws made by the people.
a battle, and I can tell you wbat a When th9 fool workingmen aud
dreadful thing this is. War, in its fool farmers stop worshipping a
mildest form, is a rage of murder­ political party idol and do some
ous demons.
It made many a thinking for themselves, there will
woman a widow— m a D y a child an be no Buch gigantic robbery, and
orphan.
It left mothers childless until they do, they deserve just
and families homeless. Under its what they are getting.—Farm and
atjgcr humanity trembled nnd jus­ Factory.
tice fled.
I 11 its grip Napoleon
ruined his ompive and so did many
“ Flaminff Sword’’ Thrusts-
a monarch of the world.
It has
arrested the weeds of industry nnd
The world is being guyed by blind
thus deterred civilization.
War, guides.
the crudest nnd tho deadliest deal­
Forget yourself and others will
ings of men, is a relic of barbarism!” think of you.
Son—“ £es, war is cruelty, but,
The trouble with the trusts is that
pa, are you uot one of those whom the trustees will not trust the peo­
uncle Tod calls the anti-expansion­ ple.
ists?”
The so-called leaders of the peo­
Father— “No, son. I am one of ple nro dealers in their own wares
those who believe in the expansion, for the sake of the profits.
but at the same time f want you to
The Almighty is always first in
understand that I am strongly op­ uniyersal peace, first in wur against
posed to a military aggression.
I evil, and first in the hearts of his
want the expansion of industry and disciples.
commerce— of education and hu­
Purchasing power inheres in the
manity. Expansion of these causes value of uses performed, in the pro­
may bring about an addition of ter­ ducts of labor. Values uo more de­
ritories into our untional fnmilv, but pend on money than temperature
if it does, it will come naturally and depends upon the thermometer.
unsought.
The expansion of in­ The mythical God of modern Chris­
dustry nnd commerce brought the tendom cancot be the father of the
Haivniinn islands within our domain. tangible human race, becuuse ho is
The expansion of humanity aud ed­ uot u(p)pareut.
ucation spun a closer tie between
The millionaire who expends
us nud the Cubans, so it will with $14,000 iu purchasing votes and
the Philippine Tagals.
Expansion bribing courts and election bonrds
of territory by a military aggres­ for the office of senator, with a
sion means an eternal discontent to 1 salary not exceeding $10,000 a year,
th e c o n q u e r e d , a i d o n I b e .
1 —vrva. tu,i«4r~ Tn the Afire than Ihe
the conquerer a perpetual expense. mere honor nnd salary. The case
One must maintain a strong stand­ of Millionaire Clark of Montana is
ing army and navy ready for an •xciting the attention of the people
emergency, while the other would of America. He had his eye on
always bo ou tho watch for a chance such profits as accrue to corruption­
to strike for liberty.
England, the ists from corporations which pur­
greatest of all the aggressors the chase legislation in thoir favor.
world has ever known, is today
Custom makes duty to be done;
trembling upon tho balance of fate custom houses makes duties to be
between existence nnd extinction. paid. Duty may be given or it may
Her enormous expenditures for the bo tnkeu; it can also be discharged,
maintenance of her arms and arma but it comes back again to be re-em­
nients have reached to such a mag­ ployed. The British and the Boers
nitude that her colonies are feebly ure discharging duties toward each
tottering under the heavy burdens other, in the shape of lyddite shell
of taxation.”
aud mauser bullets; and they must
stand the consequences of continued
Advance In Oil-
exchange of courtesies. Duty is
The Staudard Oil trust anuounces summed up in the Goldeu Rule:
another advance iu the price of Duty others as you would have
kerosene for the middle of this them duty you.
Boer Women and Boy« Fighting
British Armies.
NO. 30
Against
Petaluma, Cal., Mxrch 2 4 . — Carl
Kleiu, of Petaluma, is fighting with
tbe Boers in South Africa. Klein
left Petaluma two years ago, leav­
ing his wife and family of five little
ones here. He is u barber, but was
running a store in a small Boer vil­
lage near Johannesburg when the
war broke out Saturday his wife
received a letter from him, that he
had written wheu he was a member
of the besieging army before Lady­
smith. Klein may have been cap­
tured by the British forces, as, when
the letter was written, his detach­
ment was cornered, and starvation
or capture stared them in the face.
Klein says the Transvual govern-
ueut forced him to close his store
aud go to the front. In his village
of 500 population not a single able
man was allowed to stay at home.
In the fighting around Ladysmith
were many boys of tbirtceu and
fourteen years of age and “ hun­
dreds of women.” Many of the
boys and women were tho equals of
the men in skill with the rifle. The
letter was written in December nnd
Klein concluded by saying thnt the
struggle was a hopeless one but thnt
the Boers would fight it out to the
bitter end.
une Womair
to Another
Son— “What fools are they who
preferred a hopeless war against a
superior foe!"
Father—“ Of whatever name you
may call them, they preferred death
O Q U ILLE
F rom OB® w h o ho® suffered to all w ho or® suffering. Th® \
than to live governed by
r word® o f Mr®. Nellie Cameron, o f Lockport, JN.Y., c o n v e y *
H O S P I T A L .* ' v»t>-er
'
broad
m eaning to every thoughtful woman. Mr®. Cameron say®:
lush under a general whom they
•‘In th® fall o f 1088 I was In a deplorable condition. I had Horn- |
hated. This is not all.
They had
ach trouble In tbe very worst form . Nothing at all would stay on ]
new and elegan t bo o m s .
ray stom ach, and I bad to alm ost starve m yself. M y ®ld® pained L
S A N IT A R Y C O N D IT IO N S P E R F E C T . some hope in the firmness of our
m e constantly. The lack o f nourishment ®aused m e to lose f l a b .
p id ly : I dropped from 188 to ifJ pounds, growiDg weaker all the
people and our congress.
They
E X P E IU E N C E D N U RSES.
tim e. There was not the slightest color in m y face. I was sim ply a
ERSON S dcuirina to com e to C oquille heard something of our humane
shadow o f m r form er self. Able physicians treated me, but failed
absolutely. I wae a ooraplete wreck when a friend told m e to try
for Medioa! or Burcical Treatm ent
acts toward the Cubans.
Besides
Dr. W illia m s' P in k Pills for Pale People. One b ox greatly Im­
m ay ob ta in rates and other inform ation ,
proved m / co n d itio n ; it wae astonishing how quickly they built
they knew that if we were really
b v .ddreseiiiR J . B U R T M O ORE, M .D.,
m e up. I believe
C oquille C ity, Oregon.
williug, as we proclaimed, to give
them u free and liberal form of gov­
»HE C O M M E R C IA L -t-----
ernment, wo would also and cer­
tainly ought to be willing to ren­
T lie m oat m od om »rrenged B A R B E R der them a helping hand to bring
S H O P in C oquille C ity.
into a perfection what they had al­
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. ready founded—a little republic.
Consequently they dispatched to us
a commission to appeal to the pres­
ident and also to present a petition
A tto rn e y and
before our congress with certain
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w claims; and also a proposition in
which they would maintain a repub­
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y O R E G O N .
lic under our suzerainty.
Thus
I was enabled to sleep, and in the m orning I felt refreshed
and rented. M y stom ach wns strengthened, whut I an
K eel E state and C ollection , a Speeielty, they hope that in a short while tbo
benefited me, m y wolght Increased, and I soon regained V
war might be over and that they
all I had lost. I am now well and strong. I cannot speak '
to o highly o f Dr. W illiam s’ Pink P ill« for Pale People.”
might ngain be allowed to breathe
N
C
.
the tranquil atmosphere of their
Subscribed ami sworn to before me,
tbls3ddey of Jufv, 1890.
tropical homes. They had, however,
STACY T>. BBF1E, Kotary Publie.
j i k . t t o r n . Q 3 7 " . a t - X j a w , a rude awakening from their dreams
Washington,
March 27.—The
M A R S H F IE L D , OH EQQ N
A ll w om ankind should know and understand
present
indications
are
that
W.
A.
when they were told that they hail
the virtues o f Dr. W illiam s’ P ink Pills for
----------- J u^- — *
Clark will hold his senatorial seat
Pale People.
no right to seud us the commission­
D en l.r in K « al K« tat * o f all kinds.
6 old by all druggists. Prepared only by
as
a
representative
of
Montana
until
ers, and when we drove back their
T H E OR. W ILLIA M S M ED IC IN E CO..
tho first session of this congress it
y r t l e c a m p , n o . h >7, w o o d m e n
representatives without giving them
Schenectady, N. Y,
o f tlie W orld, meet.« at Hersey H all,
ended.
a
chance
of
hearing.
We
treated
l e t and 3d Saturday m uhta o f oanh m onth.
It
scorns
to
be
the
disposition
to
J, W . I .
, Oouaul.
them thus because some of us held
J . O . Sim m on«. C lerk.
_
delay final action on rhe Clark case
that the Filipinos are utterly inca­
in order that the multi-millionaire
O U R T C O Q U IL L E . NO. 19. F O R E S T - pable of governing themselves, and
from Montana will have had a "lit­
cra o f Am erica, m eet« every secon d and that to make them a self-governing
fo u r th Thursday eveninR, at M a son io Mall
tle run for his money.” The sup­
people is to not listen to their cries,
C o q u ille C ity. Oref-on.
position is that he paid anywhere
G ao. O . L b a ok , C. K.
but face them at the point of the
from $1,000,000 to $2.000,000 to
H . N. Lonnnz, It. S.
bayonet uutil they will dowu on
secure bis eleetion to the United
/■N H A D W IC R L O D G E , NO. «3 . A. F. ‘ heir knees and pray for mercy from
States senate. That his immense
\ J a n d A. M ., m eet« on Saturday even in g our generals, tho great couquerors.
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“ The world is made up of odd
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ren cordia lly in v ited .
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on
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.
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by
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who
kuow
the
exact
situation.
U E L A H C H A P T E R . NO. « . O . E. H„ trotter is to keep the animal’s legs
Ne. 1 — BIOOLR HORSE BOOK
In connection with the caso of
m eet« F riday c v e n ir z on or b efore tied
together, and occasionally
All about Horses—a Common-Sense Treatise, with over
e a c h fa ll m oon at S o ’ clooli from April 1st punch him in the ribs.
74 illustrations , a standard work. Price, 50 Cent®.
Senator Clark there seems to be a
That is if.
t o O otober 3 lst. and thereafter at 7:30; and
No.
2— BIGGLE BERRY BOOK
disposition
on
the
part
of
the
major­
aaoh F riday a ftern oon tw o weeks there Others bc-liovo in the opposite way
All about growing Small Fruits—read and learn h ow ;
ity of United States senators to
a fte r a t 3 o’ clo ck .
For my own part I am fully satis­
contains 43 colored lile-like reproductions o f all leading
M iss E mm * L ohunz , W . M .
varieties aud 100 other Illustrations. Price, 50 Ceuta.
dodge "a vote, not only on the Mon­
fied that iu the kindness of warm
M ra. Jen n ie L . R ose, Seo.
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tana case, but also ou the proposi­
sunshine buds burst into flowers
All about Poultry ; the best Poultry Book in existence j
tells everything ; withaj colored life-like reproduct‘
tion to give Matthew Stanley Quay
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o f all the principal breeds; with 103 other iUustrs'.i
\ J m eet« every S aturday even in g. V isit­
a senatorial seat by grace of his ap­
Trice, 50 Cents.
Deg­
in g brethren in good standing cordially frost leaves wither aud fall.
pointment
by
tbe
Governor
Stone
of
No.
4— BIQGLE COW BOOK
• n v ited .
71. h . F itc h , 7 1 .0 .
radation cannot make a man nobler.
All about Cows and the Dairy 1L__
J . S . Lew renoe, R . 8 . ___________________ _ Brute force will never make a man
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breed, with 13 a other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
For my own part I would,
N O Q U IL L E E N C A M P M E N T , N O . 2S, I. freer.
Putting the feet in hot water will
No. 6 — BIOQLB SWING BOOK
J O . O . F., m eet« every lirat an d third instead
of throwing the millions
Just out. All about Hogs—Breeding, Feeding, Butch­
T h u rsd a ys in each m onth nt O dd Fellow s’
invariably cure a headache, from
ery, Diseases, etc. Contains over 80 beautiful half­
h a ll. C ordial invitation extended to all vis­ of dollars in shots and shells, have
tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents.
whatever cause it arises. The head
i t i n g patriarchs in good sta n d in g .
spent the amount in an experiment
B. F . L awbenck C. P.
aches
when,
from
any
cause,
the
withe the Filipino Tagals iu the re­
J . J . Stanley, Scribe.
little blood vessels in the brain nrc
construction of their uew republic.
South. Every one who keeps a Horse, Cow, Hog or
too full. Putting the feet in hot
Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, ought to send right
a m ie r k b e k a h l o d g e , n o . 2 0 . It is yet none too Inte to plunge
away
for the BIOULfi BOOKS. The
I. O . O. F ., meets every 2.1 end 4th
water draws the blood from the
W ednesdays in each m on th , at O d d F e l­ into a war— none too late to be on
head.
the side of humanity.
low s’ hall. Mus. OiABA L andbbth , N. O.
Mias Irm a Lukens. S e c.____________________
Crete has lost through political
“There was another side of the
/C O Q U I L L E COU N CIL. N0.8t)8 O F T H E argument, however, aud, iu fact,
disturbances of recent years olive
I . vour p.pxr. made for you and not ■ misfit. It is » Jr«»«
V V Fraternal A id A ssociation m eet« the
old . It Is the greut bolird-down hltthe nall-on thehead,—
trees to tho value of $10,000,000.
mauy of our greatest statesmen were
2d Tuesday evoniuR o f ench m onth.
quit-after-you-bave-sajd-it, Farm and Houaehold paper in
J. W. S u oo, Pres.
It
will
take
40
rears
to
restore
on that side.
Their idea was that
the world—the blgyest paper o f Us sire in the United State.
Of America—having ever a million and a-half regular readers.
M rs. A lic e T nttle, Sec.
tho orchards to full bearing condi­
the Filipinos'are a rebellious people
tion, nnd in the meantime 200,000
because they were fighting against
Any
ONE
o
f
the
BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
J . E HAYNES.
8 HAt) HUDSON,
Christians will have to starve.
their government, and that to make
f Y E A R» (remainder o f lftjo loop iuoi , 190 a and 1903 ) will be sent by mail
to any address for A DOLLAR BILL.
a better citizen out of them, we
Sample o f FARM JOURNAL and circular describing BIQGLE BOOKS free.
People who suffer from heat in
must crush, onco for all, their rebel
W IL M E R A T K IN S O N .
Address,
the hands and feet can obtain speedy
F IR M JO U R N A L
C
H
A
S . F . J E N K IN S .
notions.
P h i l a d e l p h ia
and easy relief from tbe same by
Mining and Real Estate Agents
“ Nobody has ever been put into
putting inside their stockings and
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
position wrongfully, who dpes month. As a sort of valentine it
gloves a small portion of very line
A V E valuable M in t«, F arm s, Stock
The average salary paid last year oatmeal.
R an ches and T im ber Lands fo r «a le. not believe in tho writ of habeas made the date of the advance the
A $ 6 5 .0 0 M a c h in e
k sek
corpus
Nobody has ever rebelled
to Methodist ministers iu this coun­ T h e D e a l F ‘ *o«l f o r I n t e l l e e l u n l
H onse and fi acre« o f land w ell im proved against a government without a Hth. A year ago—loss than a year
Threading S
ewing maemw
T ln a ix lit.
ago— Ihe retail price of kerosene try wns $473 35, says an exchange.
in W ilbur, D ouglas cou n ty, O r., for «ale,
F .r
1 8 .5 0
LATEST
The quickest oil, the people’s lurninnnt, was Wheu tho sumi gained in a year by
o r exchange fo r property in M yrtle P oin t. cause to complain.
•CRT
way to determine whether he is or eight cents a gallon. Since that even the third-class prize fighter
CHEAPEST
No man can vote intelligently
not a martyr is to get down to the time it has been raised to 12 are couipnred with this pitiful ap­ unless he thiuks intelligently. In
Shipped to anyone
foundation of the dispute A close cents a gallon. The new price puts pended, the fact that there is some­ this time of “ wars and rumors of
anywhere, ou 10
day*’ free trial,
investigation clearly proves that the it up a cent higher. This is an ad- j thing wrong with tho public pocket- wars.” the greatest aid to intelligent
in y o u r o w n
h o m e , without
government of Spain was one of fla­ vauce of 62^ per cent within the ] book becomes decidedly apoarent. thinking and the best food for intel­
asking one cent
grant corruption, and why should year. Meautime the Standard-Oil j More than this, the world must con­ ligent thought is that newspaper
iu advance.
we crush out of the Filipinos tho trust, which has been dividing pro- j clude thnt a man is terribly in earn­ which is greatest and best.
10 y e a r s ’ wrltteo
Curran & Gass, Proprietors. just ideas for which they were fight­ fits at the rate of 30 per cent for est and sincere who will work for the
Tbe Semi-Weekly Republic is the
warranty w i t h
ing? The Filipinos were fighting several years, has paid during the sum named.
each machine.
When there is a greatest and best of all newspapers.
a v in g
b o u g h t o u t t h e c e n - against the same enemy that the |
small stipend there is no hypocrisy. Its telegraphic and cable news ser­
past
year
80
per
cent
to
its
share­
A strictly high-grade Sew­
tral M eat M arket, we w ill be able to Cubans were.
They were fighting holders. The enormous profit is Scoffers may sneer, but there is vice excels that of any other paper.
ing M a c h i n e , fi n i s h e d
furnish all kin d s o f M eat—B eef, M utton
throughout iu tlie best pos­
an d P ork, and w ill p a y the highest cash for the same idea that our fore­ paid, uot on a capital representing much of tbe heroic in men when It priuts the new news fully; not
sible manner. It possesses all
prioe fo r beef, hogs, aheep. etc.
fathers had rebelled against the money actually invested, but upon a struggling to better their fellow- ! imaginative occurrences, but domes­
modern improvements, audits
CUUUAN & GABS.
mechanical construction Is
British for a century ago, and I tell capital largely of water. Th} pub­ man ou less than living wages.
tic and world-distant, fully authen­
such that in it are combined
simplicity with great strength,
you that it took the efforts of those lic has been squeezed on both sides.
ticated facts.
thus insuring ease o f running,
C O O S
B A Y
In almost every neighborhood
rebels to found tho best govern­ And this is the trust which brazenly
durability, and making it im­
The policies of tbe great political
possible
for the machine to be
there
is
some
one
whose
life
has
|
ment on earth.
parties are now being formed and
put out of order. It sews fast
makes demand upon Mr. McKinley’s
AN*
and makes a perfect stitch
Now is
“ Now, you crush out of these peo­ secretary of tlie treasury for favors been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, tho candidates discussed.
with all kinds o f thread and
Coupon. if
allclaasesof material. Always
ple the ideas of independence and for the bank which is its financial Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or the time to subscribe for the best lent C 0. D.
ready for use aud unrivalled
who
has
been
cured
of
chronic
diar­
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
I for speed, durability and quel*
medium of keeping in touch with
freedom, also their ambition and agent, on the ground of political
or on trial
' ity o f work. Notice the fol­
aspirations, and wbat would be left aid in the election of 1896. And rhoea by the use of that medicine. the whole world, The Semi-Weekly
lowing points o f superiority*
ARLINGTON.”
M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ents, Hea l
of them would not make a b r u te - Secretary Gage recognized tho force Such persons make a point of telling Republic.
ston es. Tablets, e tc.
much less make a man.
A man, to of the demand and turns tbe peo­ of it whenever opportunity offers,
No less worthy of attention is The
held down by a thumb
Tho Head o f the "Arlington n” swings on patent socket hinges, firmly hi
ce m e te ry lota enclosed w ith stone coping
hoping that it may bo the means of Republic’s Sunday Magnzine. It is »crew,
auti fully ornamented in gnUL
at and handsome in design, and beautifully
strong, substantial, neat
o r cu rb in g . Iron railin gs furnished to o r ­ be respectable and worthy of citizen­ ple’s money by the hundred millions saving other lives.
ng it flush
or countersunk, making
flu with top o f table.
Bed plate has rounded corners nnd is inlaid _______
For
gale
by
R.
d e r. C orrespondence solicited from parties ship, should be a self-supporter — into the Standard Oil bank in New
replete each issue with the best of M ig&st Arm—Space uudrr the atm Is 6 ^ inches high aud d 9 inches long. _
*d?iit ^
lately no holes to put thread through
S. Knowlton.
skirts, aud even guilts. It Is Self-Threading—Abstxntef
iv in g in the oountrv or oth er tow ns who should be free and independent
special articles written by the best largest
York city. — Boston Post
irely self-threading, easy to put in Or
except rye o f needle. Shuttle is cylinder, open on end, entire!
majr wish anyth in g in m y line o f business.
___ >
. » __________
_____________jgufetor
is on the Bed o f the machine.
t; bobbin holds
s .. Iffrge
amount of ____
thread.
5titch Regur
Take out of a man his ambitions
Its beautiful beneath’the
O
1A B S H F IV T P
No man liveth to himself. His of literary talent.
bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the number of stitches to the Inch, and can
nnd aspirations and be is not fit to
The Chicago Record places the life has an influence on the welfare balf-tone illustrations have already be changed ftxim 8 to ftl stitches to the inch Peed Is double and estends on both sides o f needle;
never inils to lake «roods through; never stops at seams; movement **
u£ .
live.
Freedom is the mother of capital stock of the trusts now or­ of others whether he so wills it or made it famoua and tbeir quality and hr?*nk
and get out ot order; can be raised and lowered at will. Automatic Beboln winder—ro .
filling the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
thought, ambition the nerve of prog­ ganized at $9 000,000,000. Of this not. He whose life benefita no one quantity will be preserved.
not ran while winding bobbin. Light Running-Machine is easy to run, does not fatigue theqger-
ress, and aspiration the lever to amount less than $2,000,000,000 is injures some one. The man who js
News features are illustrated and ator, makes little noise aud sews rapidly. -------------------------------------
Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both eRlee,
is a flat
1.1 ip H jlgj.
will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine. T<
civilization.”
preferred
stock.
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latter
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m
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t
enlarged
upon
in
a
manner
equal
to
no benefit to the community is an
HOLBROOK, MERRILL
slon. and will admit thread from 8 to lfiO spool cotton without changing. Never ta out o f order,
wrong.
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___________ight.
self-setting
needle,
flat
on
one
side,
and
cannot
be
put
tn
i
The
Needle
is
a
straight,
self-setting
r
Son—“ But, we are already at war represents more than the total injury to tbe community.
the high-priced magazines. Event?
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liar is round, made of case hardened steel, L with oil cup et the bottom to prevent oil from getting
arc case-hardened steel and easily eq|twted
w:th them, what else can we do but amount of money actually invested.
of current interest are set forth in , on the goods. Adjustable Bearlnga—All bearings ar
a screw driver. All lost motion can n be taken up, and the machine will last e -. lifetime.
Also BRIDGE k BEACH
A man by the name of Corn was entertaining style. There is humor i with
to fight?"
Yet the public is expected to put
Attachments—F.ach machine is furnished with necessary tool*and accessories, and inadditlonwe
an extra set of attachments in a velvet lined metal box, free o f charge, as follows: Oue
Father—“ I would not heaitate up interest on three times the value married in Indiana county to a lady in its pages, too, and for the benefit furnish
S T O V E S —
ruflier nud rnthcrer, one binder, one shirring plate, one «et o f four hemmerr different widths up
for a moment to declare a pence or of the plants. But the public seems named Wheat. Tbe cboir sang of the ladies the latent Paris fash­ ;o y, o f nn itich, one tucker, one under braider, one short or attachment foot, and oue thread
<i.‘ tor W oodwork of finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated ring®
nrmistice, unconditionally, nnd stop to be considerable of a “ fish,” hence “ What Shall the Harvest Be?” A ions are each week exquisitely illus­ I tourowers,
dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
boy in tbe audience yelled “ nub­ trated and described. Tbe Repub­
tbe war at cnce.
Then, I would makes no complaint.
0 IREC T LY OF » » R U F A C T V F E R * «N0
SAVE AGENT'S AND D E A L E R 'S PROFITS
bins,” and they forthwith ejected lic's .Sunday Magazine is standard.
j tell the Filipinos that it was not I
and any other
Ohio State Journal: A colored him from tbe church.
U G R E A T O F F E R . * 2 o 0 0 •» our 5 p rcl.l W hol.a.1« Pr!c*,btit
our intention to wage war against I
r to introduce this nigh-grade sewing machine, we make a special cou­
The
subscription
price
of
The
dropped iuto tbe office of a
lter, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-claw® ma-
Building
Material, them; that we came here in order to citizen
1!"iTu1 " n Columbus attorney the
nce ever offered. On receipt o f $ 18.50 cash ami coupon.
st price
“ Papa,” said the aevcn-year-oli), Semi-Weekly Republic is $1 per
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—g ■ —
— *---------------
* - - packed
“ >ked and
anywhere
securely
we will ship the above-i
, rrstore pence, and that if they are
H e r a l d — both one year
year.
With
fe delivery.
A ten years’ written warranty sent with
other day and after stating his case “ is heaven a nice place?” “ Yes, my
1 crated, nnd gnaz^nteeaafe
1
Or any and everything
law-abiding citizens they must step
refunded if not as represented after thirty days’ test
—
only
$2.25.
j each machine.
said: “ Now I know you's a lawyer, little daughter,” replied the father.
ship C. O.
for -------
$19.80 -------
with , privilege o f twenty
We wi ......
— « D. . —
_ . days’
, _ trial
... “
carried in a
i forward and, under oor tutorship.
The Republic Sunday Magazine trial.
receipt o f $'»00 as a guarantee o f good faith and charges, if you prefer thirty
boss, but I wish you’d plense, sab, “ It ig said to be ” "B ut you will
days*trial l*efore paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue with testi­
First-class Hardware Store.
1 render their best abilities in found­
is
$1
.25
per
year;
with
The
Semi-
m onial'. explaining fully how we ship sewing machines anywhere to eny.
jea’ tell me de troof ’bout dis mat­ never know for sure, will you, papa?”
ing a new republic.”
Weekly Republic—both —$1.50 per one at the lowest manufacturer's prices without asking one cent in ad’jince.
ter.”
A
The In st plan la to send all cash with order, as yon then save the $1.00 dis­
Son— “ Pa, that’s impossible! We
“ Mias Bunk say« she feels a« year Both the Semi-Weekly and count. Remember ‘ he coupon must be sent with order.
T o C ore C onstlp atfon Forw vef,
can never do that. Wby, that’s be­
free as a bird in her rainy-day skirt.” Sunday Magnzine, clubbed with the
Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c ot 28c.
1
nuke your order thro.i.^n iue ilerahl, ivilh<int eUr*
• et sors to J. J. Lamb. | low our diguity. it would reflect If Take
H e r a l d , three papers, $ 3 .
“ Well, she looks like a jar.”
C- C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund mené y
O pposite H otel C oqu ille—oast fron t.
W ill visit Baudot! from 1st to B tliof eaoli
m on th .
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