Coquille City herald., April 24, 1900, Image 1

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water leach that attains the length
Jury List.
| of 14 or 16 inches, and aro about
half an iuch broad and covered with
XDervtist,
Breit C lark W rites Another Long and
County Clerk Hazard and Dep­
hair or biistles. These, the natives uty Sheriff C. A. Gage drew the j
E d . H liiai . d : The Oregouian of
estlng Epistle.
say, are something great. It makes jury list Tuesday, April 17, for the '
*Goquille City, Or.
April 8th speaks of Bryan as being
core rned about the fact of money C abcas , Island of C sbn, P hilippine Islands, one’s flesh creep to look ut one, let May term of circuit court. Out o f !
January
SO,
1200
C H A B L IS W . TIPPETT,
O ppoaito H otel C oqu ille—enut fron t.
alone eat it. There is a funny little thirty-one names drawn there are !
Tippecanoe, IncL
W ill visit B an don from lut to Htbot each being placed as master and man
' My Denr Sister nnd Family: As it crab here that has no shell of its
Cured o f ParalyeU.
the slave; and they emphasized in
twenty-one farmers. Following is
m ou th .
__ _____
has been some time since I have own, and so picks up any shell it
heavy type the statement that Bryan
the list:
written you, I will write again and finds lying around loose and crawls
O Q U ILLE
JOEL SHOEMAKER,
did not Bpeak of “ Puerto Rico for
J H Ma’.heny, Myrtle Point,
North Yuklma, W aih.
will hereafter try and write at least into it. The effect is often quite
the sake of justice, or the abolition
farmer.
Cured o f Looomotor Ataxia.
once a month, so nfter you receive ludicrous.
Then there ig another
of tarifT abases for the sake of jus­
Ed Fahy, sr, Bullards, farmer.
this you can look for a letter about crab that has only one claw, and
tice, or the reform of the army for
Charles Miller, McKinley, farmer.
Mra. M. C. W HITE,
n ew and elegan t r o o m s .
That Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills
every mouth unless the mails fail to this about four times as long as the
Mason, W . Va.
S A N IT A R Y C O N D ITIO N S P E R F E C T . the sake of justice, or the perfection
John Hamblock, jr, Bullards,
Cured o f Puralyeie.
leave regularly. As you know, we body of the crab. When he feeds
for
Pale People have cured ob­
E X P E R IE N C E D N U RSES.
of our mouey system by what is
farmer.
are 40 miles from Cebu, and that is himself it puts one in mind of a
stinate
cases of lucomotov «Jajia,
E RSO N S ilomlllna to oorao to C oquillo right and just, or the correction of “,,c
“ “
S E Aasen, Arago, farmer.
Mra. H A R R IE T BEOOLE.
the mail boats derrick.
fo r Medioal or Snretoal Treatm ent
Ypaiiantl, Mich.
When he wishes to crawl
, ln
C W Patterson, Marshfield, stone
partial
paralysis, and St. Vitus’
m ay ob ta in rates and other inform ation , our tariff rr taxation systems by j from , the
states come, end as Cebu he folds his claw up along his side
Cured o f Pnrixal Parody tie.
cutter.
wliat is rg h t and just.” We nre to
by addreaaiiiK J ■ B U R T M O O R E, Vl.D.,
dance, is the best evidence that
is our base of supplies, the qusrtor* ns a chicken does its wiug. and goes
3
C oqu ille C ity, Oregon.
infer that Bryan has but very poor
Manley Barklcw, Myrtle Point,
Mra. EM ILY 8EAM AN ,
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! master’s launch brings us supplies sideways at quite a rapid gait. The
they will cure all lesser nervous
farmer.
81 DeWlttHL, buffalo, N. Y.
ideas of justice, ns he is so greatly
tlw> m. ;l
B,llU
f l l H l OOilMKBOIAL a----
nnd the mail for this company waters abound with swordfiah. I
Cured o f Xervoue Proetration.
disorders, because the principle in
interested in humanity, and would
Fred Wilson, Sumner, tamer.
Sometimes she comes every five have seen them with swords four
The inoat m od em arranged B A R B E R like to see humanity in shape to
Charles Skeels, Coquille City, la­
the treatment o f all nervous dis­
days, but the last time she was here feet in length.
Mrs. H. T. SALISBURY,
» H O P in C oqnill# C ity.
enjoy some of the blessings that
borer.
11 Follelt S t. Pawtucket, R. L
was the 10th of this month, and she
eases is the same. Nervousness is
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. our country is supposed to vouch­ brought us rations to lost uutil
Cured o f Locomotor Ataxia.
W H Nosier, Coquille City, car­
Great quantities of cobra nre pre­
a question o f nutrition. Food for
penter.
safe to its humblest citizens rather
pared
here.
This
is
the
dried
meat
February 10th, and so we will not
H. N. W A R N E R ,
than to see the men who control
M H Hersey, Coquille City, la­
the nerves is what is needed and
o l
m o o n
get any mail or have a chance to of cocoanuts, which. is shipped to
Mlnden, Neb.
our monetary system have every­
Hong Kong and there the oil is borer.
Cured o f PMralyeie
the best nerve food in the world
send any off until that date.
thing their own sweet way. From
J P Goodman, Coquille City,
pressed out of it nnd the oil is
Everything is going along about shipped to the islands.
what they say it is Bryan’s idea that
Here it is brick mason.
JAM ES SHELTON.
the
same
as
it
was
when
I
last
wrote.
bourbon, Ind.
where there are great aggregations
J A Hamblock, Parkersburg,
put to all kinds of ubcb . It is used
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N .
Cured o f Piralysie.
Our
troops
aro
meeting
with
success
of wealth concentrated into the
for illuminating, for hair oil (no farmer.
R eal E state ..„d fiolleotione a S p e cia lty • hands of the few it should be more all over the archipeligo, and the in­ woman or dandy thinks they are
VV H Smith, Marshfield, farmer.
(J. H. SNYDER.
evenly divided, and the protection surgents are pretty badly demoral­ complete unless their hair is satur­
J F Munford, Arago, farmer.
Lawrence, Kan.
ized
nnd
scattered
into
the
mountains,
Cured o f Creeping ParalytU..
John
the law throws around such great
Alex Stauff, Arago, farmer.
ated with it), nnd for cooking as we
und
indications
point
to
n
speedy
musses of wealth should be thrown
J O Bates, Bandon, farmer.
use lard However, it is not a very
Mrs. MINNIE FIEDLER,
JA _tt~iT T o.a37‘ . a t - L a " W , down; and they say of it, “ It is conclusion of the insurrection. The good substitute for lard according to
C M Wickham, Beaver Hill, la-
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
the spirit that menaces established insurgents appear to be rapidly los­ my taste. We soldiers use it for our bjrer.
Cured o f 8L Vitus' Dance.
order all over Europe today. It is ing heart, and rnunv are deserting guns and it is excellent for thnt.
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W D L F Smith, Marshfield,
D ealet in l i e n . K stvtb o f all klnJa.
The above are a few cases from
ihc spirit that gave Paris its com­ the ranks and placing themselves Abaca (or hemp) is another great farmer.
hundreds cured bj Dr. William»*
under
Americnn
protection.
The
Dr. W iliam s’ Pink Pills for Pals People are navar
D C Raudleman, Parkersburg,
/1 0 Q U I L L E C O U N C I L . N O .* » O F T H E mune, Homestead its horrors, Chi­
product. This is made from the
Pink PiUa. I f you are a nervous
sold by the dozen or hundred, but always in pack­
C
F raternal A id A ssociation m eets the cago its riots.
It may not seem deserters i ay they are almost naked, fiber of a plant that greatly resem­ farmer.
•uflbrer. write ua. Advice will ooat
ages. At all druggists, or direct from the Dr. Wil­
2d Tuesday evening o f
P r„
liams Medicine Company. Schenectady, N. Y., 60
you nothing.
formidable today, but formidable are never paid anything aud get bles the brake that grows on the
G R Wickham, Coquille City,
cents per box, 0 boxes $2.50.
M rs. A lioo T a ttle, S o c . ___________________ it may easily become the next time very little to eat, and when a Fili- Oregon hills; however it is a great laborer.
piun says he is not getting enough deni larger, often attaining the
John Lennan, Empire, carpenter.
YCURGLM L O D G E , N o. 72, K. o r P. thnt panic strikes ns nnd hunger
m eets every T n esd »y evening at M asonic and want takes the place of p ros-! to eat> conditions must be very bad, height of 20 feet and more.
T H Walker, Empire, machinist.
And
H a ll. B rothers ill good a>ending in sister perity and employment.”
for tbe.v wiI1 eat nearly anything ns a matter of course it is prepared
C M Her matin, Custer, farmer.
lod ges are c o r d i . l l ^ i n v i t e ^ « v i « ^ ^ « ; &
There is but the one conclusion *^>it inhabits the earth, sea or sky, in the hardest and slowest way pos­
D W Baker, Lse, farmer.
V . li. W ilson, K. a t Hi V. S . _________
to be drawn, and that is that Brvan with thfc exception of ants,aud I think sible, The stalks nre cut and al­
W S Wheeler, Matshfield, farmer
O U R T C O O IT L L E . NO. I-1. F O R K S T - “ when hunger und want takes "the they would eat them rather than lowed to lay in the water until they
E J Davidson, Bandon, farmer.
ers o f Am erica, m eets every secon d and place of prosperity" will be lookiug wnrb-
No matter where they are rot, then they are benten by hand
Oscar Reed, Myrtle Poiut, farmer.
'„ a r t u T h n rsd iv even in g, at M a son ic Hall
ufter the interest of the poor people, the-v tan find something to eat. with wooden mallets uutil the fibres
Jos Clinton, Gravel Ford, farmer.
T oqnille C ity. O regon.
a
G ko . O . L each . C. U.
while the Oregonian and its gold- Wheu tbe-v al° iu tlle interior they ai-e separated from the pulp. Then
C A Metlin, Marshfield, farmer.
H. N. l i o i i m , B . S ________________________ standard patriots will bo looking live 0,1 frult and valiol,B roots, and
A Farm Library o f unequalled value— Practical,
John McCloud, Coquille City,
they are picked out anil washed nnd
Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive— Band,
y r t l e c a m p . n o . hit . w o o d m e n
alone for the safety of the great 'vbcn near the coast they can get finally nre twisted up like a huge farmer.
o f the W orld, m eets at Heraey H all,
somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated.
plenty'to eat. All kinds of shell-fish hnnk of yarn and are then ready for
1st and 2d Saturday nights o f each m onth. aggregations of wealth.
B y JA C O B B ld G L B
•T. W . L enevk , C onsul.
Lack of employment und haggard, shound on the coast.
Oysters are shipment. Some of them make it
Helty Green Crowe Gossipy.
J. G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
No. 1— BIQGLE HORSE BOOK
hungry wives and starving chil- found in great plenty, but as no up into cordage, twisting it by baud,
All about Horses—a Common-Sense Treatiee, with ovtr
SVEN ING T ID E C IR C L E . NO. lilt. dreu produce desperate men; nnd care is taken of the beds they are aud they make it very good.
74 illustrations , a standard work. Prie«, 30 Cents.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the famous
It is
j W o f W.. meets ill Hersev’ s H all on desperate men- produced the Paris very small and of nn iuferior qual-
No.
2 - B I 0 0 L E BERRY BOOK
about the best cordage I have ever womau millionaire, is again in
2d and 41 b Saturday ninh tM n each^m onth.
All abont flow ing Small Fruits—read and learn h ow :
cotninuue. Such should be looked i^T* There is one kind of a shell- seen. This is how the famous mn- Boston, consulting lawyers.
In
contains 43 colored liie-like reproductiona o f all leading
G uardian N eighbor. after and bull-pens prepared for fish h*re that reaches nn enormous
I
varieties and 100 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
niln cordage of commerce is pro­ nn iulerview she expressed some
J. G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
_______
No. 3 —BIGGLE POULTRY BOOK
them in time, so thut justice may he 8*z*- I have seen them as large as duced. The work is nearly all done candid opinions about lawyers,
All about Poultry ; the best Poultry Book in existence 5
fTHADWICK LODGE. NO. 68, A. F. secured to the large accumulation a cohamon woshtub. A great many
tells everythin*? ; withaj colored lite-llke reproductions
by women and children.
In fact doctors aud poor relatives—her
J «tld A. M., incut* un Saturday evening
o f all the principal breeds; with 103 other iUuatra'.ionfi.
of waalth. The crane thought ¿4 Pearl ° J8ters are fouDd among the i.enrly all the work in the islauds is owu iu particular—and discussed
Price, y> Cents.
in or b efore each full robot», "siting breth
was justice that ho should swallow s,,,,fhern islands around the Join done by tbe womeu.
en cord ia lly in v ited .
No. 4 — BIGGLE COW BOOK
They, like tbe Mnlinnux case, the Pari# expo­
C. R( M ANDEB W. M.
AU about Cows and the Dairy business a having s greet
the fish, but the fish thought other- I archipelago, but they are scarce the Indian squaw, are the drudges. sition nnd Jay Gould's claim to
sale, contains 8 colored life-liket«production?ofeach
L J. L a m b . Sec.
wise; but what rights has the fish, I 1,ere' although some few are found,
breed, with 132 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
fame.
Bananas are just getting ripe now
U E L AH O il \ P TER. NO « , O. E. H„ anyway? The ideas of justice vary The PCBrI ovr.Ur shell is a Hat »hell
No.
5 —BIGGLE S W IN E BOOK
She said she was tirpd o f law­
and nre very cheap— about one cent
' m eets F ridny e v e n irz on or b efore
Just out. All about Hoys—Breeding, Feeding, Butch­
h fu ll m oon rit 8 o ’ clook from A pril 1st very often, and look different from j a'>d nre generally about ten inches a dozen.
ery, Diseases, etc. Contains over 80 beautiful half­
Bananas here nre excel­ yers, and believes that when a man
Jotober 3U t. and thereafter at 7:30; and different standpoints, and the erv of I jj1 diameter nnd of an oblong shape.
tones aud other engravings. Price, 50 Cents.
cheats another too bad the Texas
lent, about the best I ever ate.
h F riday n ftern oon tw o weeks there
The BIGGLE BOOKS are unique .original,useful—you never
a hungry child may pull down on The shell itself is valuable, being
saw anything like them—so practical, so sensible. They
:r a t 2 o ’ c lo c k .
...
Tho bread-fruit grows in great policy should be pursued—shoot
are having an enormous sale—Rest. West, North ana
M iss E mma L obbnz . W . M .
the great balance beam of justice us worth from 15 to 25 cents per pound. abundance. This fruit looks a great off a leg or two, or blood-letting.
South. Every one who keeps a Horse, Cow, Hog or
s. J en n ie L . R ose, Seo.
Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, ought to send right
heavy as the millionaires tons of And so if no pearls aro found, the deal like an over-grown hedgeapple.
"I propose to live as long ns I
away for the BIGGLE BOOKS. Tbe
shells are worth diving tor.
The
Q Q U IZitiS L O D O B . NO. 53, I / O . O . F ., gold.
T homas B cckman .
can,” sho said further. "T ve been
It
is
about
the
size
of
a
common
m eets every S aturday even in g. Yieit-
natives nre employed to dive for the
Marshfield, Or., April 11, 1900.
pail. The natives roast it before a sick, and they tried to frighten me
hrethren in good standing cnrdinlly
shells ami are marvels of eudurnnee.
¡ted .
E . Ii. F itch , N. G .
fire, then cut it open nnd eat the into thinking I had pntnmonia.
They will dive in 50 and GO feet of
S. Law rence. R* H.
inside.
It neither looks nor tastes Thera nre 700 relatives of mine
Blasts From Ram’s Horn-
Is vour paper, made for you and not a misfit. It is is year«
water, and stay under for throe and
A M IR REBEKAH LODGE. NO. 20.
old, it is the great boiled-down, hit-the-nail-on-the-head,—
anything
like bread, but haB a now waiting for tne to die, hut I
I. O . O . F .. meets every 2d and 4Ui
quit-aftcr-you-have-said-it, Farm and Household paper in
four minutes at a time. Their div­
True patriotism always begins at I
sweet, soikening taste.
Some of don’t intend to die right away.”
itnesdays in eaoli m o n th , at O d d F i l ­
the world—the biggest paper o f its size in the United States
ing equipment consists of a knife
o f America—having ever a million and a-half regular readers.
s’ hull. Mus. C u b a L andbeth , N. G.
After declaring that she wouldn’t
home.
the boys eat it, but I cannot stom­
about sixteen inches in length, and
w Irm a LttkenS, B e e .________ ____
go to the Paris exposition for any­
Restraint is the Becret of hnppi- |
ach it.
,
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
a bamboo basket tied to their left
o q u i l l e e n c a m p m e n r. n o . 2 5 1 .
thing in the world she switched
ness in pleasure.
■ YEARS (remainder o f 1899 1500 1901, 190a and 1901) will b* Knt by m*U
The
mango
looks
and
tastes
much
0 . O . F ., m eets every first nntl third
wrist. The knife is to defeud them-
to
any address for A DOLLAR BILL.
outo the Molineax case. 8 he called
The time you spend with your
irsuays in each m onth at Odd Fellows
Sample o f PARM JOURNAL and circular describing BIGGLE BOOKS free.
selyes from the attack of sharks and like a pawpaw; is about tbe same the Union Club o f New York a
1. C ordial in vita tion extended to a llv ts - children is never wasted.
wilmka ATKINSON.
Address,
FA R M JOU RN AL
g patriarchs in good st an d in g.
the much-dreaded octupua or devil size and color, but only has one seed. poor one, and said unrepeatable
C H A S . F . J E N K IN S .
The man who does not know is ,
P hiladelphia
F
B. F’ . L awkence C. P .
fish, and to cut the shells from their According to^my opinion the pine­ tbiDgs about Mrs. Roland Molin-
f. Stanley, S c r i b e . _______________ always readiest to toll.
apple
is
the
best
fruit
that
grows
reeky bed. The basket is to carry
enx and the 10,000 too many degen­
Men may save money, but mouey |
J . E H A YN E S.
BIIAD HUDSON,
the shells in. The pearl is found here, and they are something excel­ erate women in Now York.
will never save them.
lent
and
nttaiu
to
large
Bize.
Pina
A $65.00 Machine
“ It makes me laugh," she said,
Too many Chri'dian soldiers nre embeded in the strong muscles of silk is produced from the fiber of
the fish. But all shells do not have
Hudson & Haynes, of a retiring disposition.
This is pre­ “ to think rif Jay Gould’s name be­
Threading
jienrls in them, but on the contrary, the pineapple stalk.
ing inscribed on a roll o f bouor in
Prayer secures the divine indorse­
fir
IATCST
sometimes a hundred shesll will he pared in much the same way as the Temple of Fame. Why, they
Mining and Real Estate Agents ment to the checks of faith.
DIRT
hemp is, nnd then wove by band on
CUEAPC3T
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
The furrows of affliction become opened without finding a single crude looms. Nearly every house­ can't do that if they try. Tbe peo­
pearl. But as the divers are cheap
A V E valuable M ines, F arm s, Stock
Shipped to anyone,
Cloth is ple whom Jay Gould has fleeced
R an ches nnd T im ber L ands fo r sale. flumes for the flow of mercy.
and the shells are valuable, pearl hold cun boast a loom.
anywhere, on 10
The most important work for the
day»’ free trial,
also made from the fibre of cocoa- would tear it down aud all tbe other
fishiug
is
a
profitable
business
even
i it y o u r o w n
H onse and 6 aorea o f land w ell im proved present is that for the future.
Dames
would
waut
to
be
draped
in
h o m e , without
in W ilbur, D on glas cou n ty. O r., fo r ante,
if no pearls are found. Chinese are nut husks and banana stalks. This crepe. Mra. ltussell Sage makes
nt-king one cent
He who buys popularity at the
o r exohanfto for property in M yrtle P oin t.
cocoanut
and
banana
cloth
is
woven
the pearl merchants and nre sure to
iu
advance.
me tired by the way she is patting
price of character is robbing the
ask as much for a pearl as a jeweler very loosely and is mostly used by Helen Goald forward and talking
world of its manhood.
the laboring class for clothing,
!!? ® 1
10 y « a r « ’ wriueu
would in the United States.
Jllraaa
warranty w i t h
to her about ‘her dear father.’ If
If the stars went out of business
I think they have sawmills on Helen evet wakea npto know what
each machine.
Some
places
along
the
coast
the
because
they
were
not
suns
the
C . O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R ,
laud is very flat, and when the tide Luzon island, hut here all tbe lum­ kiud of a rnau ber father was
O o q m l le C * iy , O r .— O p p o s it e D e p o t . night would be drear.
A
strictly
high-grade Sew­
is out vast mudflats are left exposed. ber that is used is whipsawed in the among men it will be a sad day for
ing M a c h i n e , f in is h e d
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throughout in tlic best pos­
mountains
and
hauled
in
on
ox-carts.
K eeps o n ly F ore W ines nnd L iquors and
These mudflats are covered with the
sible manner. It possesses nil
her.”
F ine C igars.
Plan to Reduce Production and Increase Prices mangrove tree.
modern improvements, and its
This tree always These carts are clumsy affairs; tne
T h e Araerions C lu b W hisky is one o f the
mechanical construction 1»
wheels
are
made
of
pieces
sawed
n e r v e k illin g t o b a c c o h a b it . A
has the appearance of being washed
specialties served in then3 C lubroom s.
such Hint iu it nre combined
d e f ir e f o r tr*------
simplicity with great strength,
Minneapolis, April 13.— The Jour­ out and nearly ready to topple over, from the end of a log, generally r o e u m t n o v e e r v # o t u b s e ill#t
r t:i
thus insuring ease o f running,
t U a . p u r ifie s t h e I
durability, nnd making it im­
Best Billiard Table iu Soul horn Oregon nal says: “ All the farmers of the and stands up clear of the ground mahogany, and the body mahogany
rot»
possible for the machine to be
world, nre in a sort of international on a mass of roots. When the tide aud bamboo.
' ie a ltn .
put out of order It aewa fnat
T O - B A C fr o m
and tun ken a perfect atitch
trust to restrict the production of comes in it covers the roots and
c o o s b a y
___ own drupgut. who
The buffalo seems to be more of
with all kinds o f thread and
...... v o u c h f o r us. T a k e It w ith
wheat and raise prices, is the plan gives the tree the appearance of sit­ a water tbau land animal. They
all classes of material. Always
II,p a tie n tly , peralaten11 7 O n «
-
•*»«. vs. u s u a lly cu rw f; b o x « « , U K ,
ready for use and unrivalled
which it is hoped to carry into effoct ting on the water, the branches can’t live unless they have water
u a r a n t c « d to c u r « , o r w « re fu n d m o » « .
for speed, durability and qual­
n
i
ul. Bow I«rfe>
ity o f work. Notice the fol­
at the International Agricultural spreading out on the surface of the tr wallow in like a hog
When
we
lowing points of superiorly»
C. IN. PATERSON, Prop.
Conference iu Paris. July 9th to water. The roots of this tree are went into tbe mountains after the
“ Train up a boy in the way he
It is proposed to ask the covered with oysters, and at low insurgents we took some buffalo should go,” said Uncle Jerry Pee­
M anu factu rer o f M arble Monnraenta, H ea i- 16th.
The Need o f the "Arlington” swings on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by e thumb
atones. Tablets, eto.
Farmers of the world to reduce their tide the native women come down along to haul our cannon, but when bles, “ and about nine timee out of ferew.
Strong, substantial, neat and handsome in design, and beautifully ornamented In gold.
Bed plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, making it Hush. with top o f table.
ce m e te ry lo ts enclosed w ith atone copinR wheat output by 20 per cent, and
in droves to get them. They will we left the rice fields and mud, and ten he’ll go after some feather- Highest Arm—Spare under the at m is VA inches high nnd 9 inches long. This will admit the
o r e a r b in g . Iron railin gs furnished to o r ­
not to sell n bushel for less than » 1. wade around in the mud ktieedeep started up the hills, they soon gave headed gal that haio't got nothin' largest skirts, and even quilts. It Is S e l l - T h r e a d i n g — Absolutely no holes to put thread through
d e r. C orrespondence aolicited from parties
except eye o f needle. Snuttle iscylinder, ot>en on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put In or
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iv in g in th e cou n try or oth er tow n « who
take out; bobbin holds s large amount o f thread. Stitch Regulator is on.the bed o f the machine,
for hours at a time to get them, not out and fell down and died. I think wutb mentionin’ but a purt.y face beneath
the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the number o f stitches to the inch, and can
m ay wish anyth in g in my lin o o f business.
“ Good-hv, father,” said young wearing clothing enough to flag a they would be a great thing for an’ a likin’ fur ice-crenui an’ candy.” be changed from 8 to 92 stitches to the inch. Teed Fa double nnd extends on both sales o f needle;
M arshfivto
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never fails to take goods through; never stops at seams; movement i* positive: uo springs to
Josh Medders, as he started for the handcar; and where there are no Coos county in winter, for mud
Doctor— Did your teeth chatter break and get out ot order; can be raised and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin Winder—Fo.
the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
city. “ Good-by, my son,” replied mudflats there will be the finest sand never gets too deep or thick for when you bad tbe chill? Patient filling
not run while winding bobbin. Light Running—Machine is easy to run, does not fatigue tneoper-
them
to
get
through;
the
deeper
ator, makes little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
the old man, “ and don’t forget that, beaches one could imagine. And
I — No; they were on the table.
will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine. Tension Is a flat spring ten­
»
HOLBBOOK, M ERRILL while fortune is pretty certain to i wha> a place to bathe, they are? it is the better tbey seem to liko it.
sion and will admit thread from H to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
Needle is a straight, self-setting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put fa jrrong
The water is always warm, of course, Tbey could drag an Oregon wagon R r m a r k n l » l « C u r « «1 ( t l i e u i i i a t l f t i n . The
knock
at
every
man's
door,
she
has
Bar is round, made o f caae-ha.dened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
A S T E T S O N ............
on the goods. Adjustable Bearings -All bearing* arc ens- hardened
-el and («a u y •dJeMed
K e n n a . Jackson Co., W. Va.
never been kcown to meet bim at [ and the water comes in in long over tbe mud without any trouble.
with
a screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, ami the machine will l»**t a lifetime.
Also BRIDGE A BEACH
About three years ago my wife Attachments
the depot with a gold brick in ber rolls. When we want to go in bath- It is almost impossible to drown
Hack machine is furnished with necessary tools and acccsaories, amt in adniiionwe
an extra set o f attachments in a velvef liucd metal box. fr* e o f charge, as follows: One
' ing we have to wear a hat to keep them, so tbey could graze all winter had an attack of. rheumatism which furnish
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band.”
• * one shirring plate, one - set
et of four heiumers, different widths up
ruffler nnd gatherer, one * hinder,
attachment
foot, and one thread _
the sun from burning our beads, on the marshes and come out fat confined her to her bed for over a to H o f on inch, one tucker, one under braider, one short or
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The lower bouse of congress lias
cutter Woodwork o f finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover aud drawers, nickel plated rings
The cows are never month and rendered her unable to to drawers, dress guards
nnd then what fun it is. One can in the spring.
to
wheel,
and
device
for
replacing
belt.
‘ | wheu* * J *
adopted unanimously a aesolnlion
stay in the water for hours and not milked nnd such a thing as butter walk a step without assistance, her
n n i l ’T D A V HIGH PRICES FOR
D I I V DIRECTLY 01
. ¿ iv . W i¡ a n n r iv a
favoring a constitutional nmeud-
U U N I “ A t SEWING MACHINES B U I SAVE AGENT'S AND DEALER S PROFITS
or
milk
(with
the
exception
of
goat’s
feel
any
ill
effects
from
it
limbs
being
swollen
to
double
and anv other
• f> d V O I > 6
.
. uient for the election of U. 8. sena-
O U R G R E A T O r r C R . » - 2 . 6 0 H our S m t f l l W h V . M l . P r '« .
Farmers all their normal size. Mr. S. Maddox In ord-r
to inlruduce till» hiiin grnd. .<■ win« iiiac hinr. wur.iiikc a «prctnl cou-
The natives along tho coast nearly milk) is unknown.
tors by a direct vote of the people.
pou ofTer, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-clttsa ma­
live in the water.
They eat any­ keep and milk goats the same as insisted on my using Chamberlain's : chine at the lowest price ever offered. On receipt o f $18.50 cash and coupon,
Congress has made an allowance thing they find in the sea.
I Pain Balm, i purchased a fifty-eent j wr will sl ip the shore-described machine anywhere securely parked ami
There farmers in tbe states do cows.
crated, and gu v ntec safe delivery. Aten years’ writtenwarranty sent with
Or any and everything
of $1,000,000 for the support of the is a kind of a snake or eel found in have tried to drink the milk, but bottle and used it according to the each machine. Money refunded i f not os represented after thirty day* test
We v i shipC. O. D. for |W.fi0 with privilege o f twenty days
carried in a
militia in the several states.
The the bay here, which is sometimes have not found it much to my taste. directions and the next morning she trial.
receipt o f fi.Ofta* a guarantee o f good faith and charges If you prefer thirty
First-class Hardware Store.
former appropriation for this pur­ caught, ten and twelve feet in length. When we are in the field we live walked to breakfast without assist­ days’ Inal t*-fore paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue with t«»tl-
■MMilals,. xnhn ung futly how we ship sewing machines anywhere to anf»
pose was $400,000.
Tbn natives say they are fine eating, mostly on hardtack, bacon and coffee, ance in any manner and she has one at the lo-v si manufacturer s prices wit hunt asking one cent in
best plan is to send all cash with order, ns you then save the Jl.OOdia-
I hut I would not want to try one, but when we are in quarters we live not had a similar attack since.— A. I The
count F< member »he coupon must be sent with ord*».
T o C ure Constipât ion fo r e v e r .
very well, have plenty of all kinds B. P arsons .
J
they
look
too
much
like
a
snake
for
j
For sale by R. S
Take Cascareis Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
1 - ^ » r make your order liirou!ili I He Herald« wit lnnt extra
[Successors to J. J. Lamb. | If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money. my stomach.
Then there is a salt­
Knowlton.
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WUITTAKEI!,
Mr. Bryan's Sense of Justice
and Humane.
Intelligent
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