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W H IT T A K E R .
D e n t is t ,
C o q u ille City, Or.
Opponi to Hotel C oq ollle—enat fron t.
Will visit Biindon from 1st to 8th o f each
m ontk.
OqUILLE
H O S P I T A L ,.
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N EW ANI) K LK U AN T B O O M S.
H ANITAKY C O N D IT IO N S F E U F X C T .
E XP E B IE N C E D N UltSES.
KU80NH dtmlriiia to com o to C oquille
fo r M edical or Suryic&l Treatm ent
m i* ob ta in ratea and other inform ation,
by addreaaiuK J . l i c i t i ' M O OKE, M l) .
CoaoiUe C ity, O regon .
P
C O M M E R C IA L -i-----
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'f b t
C O Q U IL L E
18.
moat modern arranged 11 Alt 15 E It
bHOP in Coqnille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor
ohn F. Hall,
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M AUSHFIKLD, OltEOON.
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I.a l.t in R ail. E htatb o f all kimla.
T T o Q U I L L E COUNCIL. NO.1198 OF TH E
Fraternal Aid Aaaocm tion m eets the
M Tueaday .ycninR of each m onth.
M r«. Alioa Tnttle, Sec.
TOD RO U S L O D G E , N o. 7 », t
o r P.
meets every T uesday evening at Masonic
H all. Brothers in good standing in sister
l * d g . . .r e « r d i a l l y n v i t o d to vmU
^
V . K. W ilaon, K. o f B 1
ODHT C O U l'/ i j LE, NO. 18, FORES 1’-
*,„erica , m eets every second and
fomrth ftin rsday even in g, at M asonio H all
ooqaille City. O regon.
Guo. O. L each , C. R.
H . N. L orbnz . R. S _____________________
C
y r t l e c a m p , n o . io t , w o o d m e n
o f th e W orld, m eets at Hersey Hall,
l i t and Sd Satnrday nights o f each m onth.
J. W . L enkve , C onsul.
t . Q. Simmons, C lerk.
M
v e n in g t i d e
c i r c l e , n o . 214 .
W . of W „ meets ill Hersey’ a Ila ll on
2d »nd 4th Saturday nights in each m onth.
JENNIE L. HOSE,
Gunrdinn Neighbor.
J . G. Simmons, Clerk.
E
HADW IOK LODGE, NO. 6», A. F.
and A. M ., meets on Saturday evening
. n or before each fall m oon. V isitin g breth
ren oordially invited.
C . R< MASi.ru, W . M.
i . J. Lam b, Sec.
c h a p t e r . NO. 8, O. E. s .,
meets Friday e v e n irg on or before
aacb foil moon at 8 o 'c lo c k from April 1st
to October SU t.and thereafter at 7:2(1: and
aaob Friday afternoon tw o weeks there
after at 2 o’clock.
uelah
RAISING FUNDS FUR CAMPAIGN-
Govennenl Employes Voted an Exlra Month’s
Salary, but Did Not Respond Very
Freely-
Washington, Juue 11.—The Boat
publishes an article staling that
the Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee bus been endeavor
ing to collect as a .campaign contri
bution a part of Ihe extra month’s
salary voted to the employes of con
gress just before adjournment.
The employes were informed that
anv contribution would be voluntary
and tunny of them paid no heed to
the communication, while others
made a small contribution, so the
amount collected will not exceed
$1200 or $1500, instead of $10,000
or more, as had been expected.
The extra mouth’s salary voted to
employes of congress, in accord
ance with a custom observed by
both political parties when in power,
amounted in the aggregate to about
$80,000. The Republican employes
were requested by note to call on
Mr. Schrader at the Raleigh Hotel
Mr. Schrader was assistant secretary
of ihe congressional committee in
the last campaign. When the em
ployes called they were asked for
campaign contributions, and any in
quiries as to the amounts were an
swered with the suggestion that
half of their extra month’s pay
would be acceptable, but that con
tributions would be voluntary and
the giver could fix the amount. The
amount given ran all the way from
$5 to $10, in one instance, the Post
says, to a whole mouth’s salary.
Many employes, learning from
others the purpose of the note sent
them, did not call, so that the total
contribution was much smaller than
expected. Mr. Schrader, when seen
regarding the matter, made the fol
lowing statement:
“ I think no man who has made
any contribution to the campaign
will say that he has been subjected
to the least coercion, morally or
otherwise. No one has been asked
to contribute any stated sum or any
portion of hie salary, and if any
such statements have been made
they were made by persons who
have not, so far, visited these head
quarters.”
M is s E m m a L o k s s z , W . M .
Mra. Jennie L . Rose, See.
/C O Q U IL L E LODGE, NO. AS, I. O . <>. F „
\ / incela every S atnrday even in g. \ ¡sit
in g b rethren in good standing cordially
Invited.
E . L . F it c h , N. G .
J . 8 . Lawrence. R. S.
Jefferson's Theory Not Wanted.
C IT Y ,
heard her boasting that she never
stole milk from the baby.
I ’d say
to her, ‘If that’s your only recom
mendation, get out.'
“ If you voters will hack lue up, I
will try to substitute for ,tlie wise
and frugal government’ described
by Jefferson, a wise, a generous
government.
“ Would I have a government dis
courage brains and energy? No.
But does a father discourage brains
and energy when he whips his boy
for kicking his little sister?
He
makes a man of him.
“ I’d improve tho energetic, intel
ligent strain of Americans by kick
ing decency into them.
I ’d say to
our great ‘captains of industry:’
“ ‘As his part is that goetli down
to the cattle, so bliall his part be
that tarrieth hv the stuff.’
“ I ’d look out for the humble man
at home, aud even for the poor stuff.’
I ’d let the survival of the fittest go
hang.
“ I ’d go by what I see.
Not by
fine generalities. I see a few thou
sands dying of over-eating aud
over-drinking, or shivering with
nervousness, racked by watching
useless piles of money.
“ I see millions leading dull, gray
lives; wants half satisfied, ambitions
killed.
We are a free people, with
nine men in every ten haunted by
fear of losing employment. Pretty
freedom.
“ We are a people of unlimited
producing resources, kept poor aud
pinched by laws of ‘supply and de
mand.’ Who made those laws? The
people? Gentlemen, I shall ginger
up the supply nnd demaud situation
in a way that will he called anarchy
by all savo perhaps about seventy-
nine millions of our inhabitants.
I'll let clonkmakers trade cloaks for
farmers’ wheat.
I’ll bring you to
New York families the millions of
tons of fruit that rot in the country,
even if the government must build
a railroad and Vanderbilt burst with
woe.
“ If a French king was not
ashamed to say that he wanted er-
t ug peasant, to have a chicken on
the stove, an American president
need not fear to demand that every
American shall have good food in
his slomach, good clothing on his
body, a well eduented brain in his
head, anil a happy American family
around him.
“I’d work to give a decent home
life and time for marriage nnd child
hearing to each Americnn woman, if
it, meant melting every one of the
diamond ‘crowns’ aud ‘stomachers’
that now make our opera house
look like a monkey cage.”
We have no doubt that in many
quarters a presidential candidate
upeakiug as outlined above would
ho culled a pathetically insane so
cialist. Furthermore, we have no
doubt, whatever, that just such a
“ socialist” will be elected some day
—.and that before baby now in his
cradle shall he old enough to vote.
—N. Y. Journal.
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
Reinterment ol the Bones of Patriots.
JUNE
2G,
1900.
N O . 18
How tho Heart Escaped-
Blood Humors
The H e b a l d made mention in is- [ An old officer, walking along Pall
sue of May 8, about the ghastly find j Mall, stopped to speak to a crossing
of tho bones of
Revolutionary sweeper who saluted him iu miilitary
j heroes who had died of starvation fashion.
“You have been in the service, my
; und ill-treatment on British prison
Are Cured by
1 ships aud been dumped into the sea man?” said he.
close to shore near Brooklyn, N. Y ., I “I have thin, yer honor!” replied
but being washed up on the beach the sweeper, in a broad Irish brogue.
by recent tidal influences were dis- j “ Have you been in any engage
covered by a patriotic descendant,' ments?”
gathered up and prepared for do- | “ Shure I was all through the Cri-
cent burial. Well, last Saturday’s inaya war.”
Evening Telegram gives the follow
“ Did you get auy wounds?” asked
ing dispatch relative to a solemn tho officer.
“ I was shot through my heart,”
memorial service:
“ I a lw a y s ta k e
replied the crossing sweeper without
PBISON SHIP MARTYltS BBIKTERRED.
H ood ’s Sarsaparilla in
It Purifies
the Spring and It la
Brooklyn, June l(i.— The remains the slightest hesitation.
“ Get nlong, fellow!” said tho offi
the best blood purifier
of the Revolution Prison-Ship Mar
the Blood. I k n o w o f . ” M iur
P earle G r i f f s , Bald
tyrs discovered some tiuio ago at cer indignantly, assuming that the
win, Mich.
the navy-yard, were reinterred in sweeper was an impostor. If you
“ My blood was poor
Fort Green today.
National nnd had been shot through the heart
and sores broke out
on m y hand». Since
state troops participated in the cer you would have been as dead as a
taking three botl!c3 of
Cures
emonies, which were very impres door nail!”
IL jod’s Sarsaparilla I
“ But shure, sor,” said the man,
sive.
Secretaries Root and Long
All Eruptions. have had no sore.s of
“
me
heart
was
in
me
throat
at
the
a
n y k in d .'
Miss
and Governor Roosevelt delivered
M arion U n ger , *23
addresses. Governors or represent time!” ----------------►■«.««■ <----------------
Clark St., N. Y. CMty.
‘ ‘ I had that tired
atives from the 12 other original
Recently'between 50 and 60 young
feeling all the time.
states were present.
I took H ood’ s Sarsa
women, converts to the Mormon
U OK SA L K —147 Acres o f L a n d . *4 m ilo
1
fr e N’ -iw ’iy, C ogs c o m it y . ¿ n v wa
as the M c f'la ry place. F or patieulara. call
oil
H E N ItY CrKADY.
jn n ” i)i4
N«»r\vnv, O rego..
In the S p rin g
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
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East Oregonian: A small but
suggestive occurence is reported
from Columbus, O. Mr. Sheets, tho
present attorney general of the state
of Hanna nnd McKinley, appointed
Mr. S. M. Bennett as a special coun
sel to assist in the conduct of the
cases against certain trusts. Mr.
Bennett in a brother-in-law of ex-
Attoruey General Monnett, famous
for his fearless work as a trust pros
ecutor. His appointment as spe
cial counsel required Governor
Nash’s approval.
Mr. Hanna has
ordered the governor to withhold
his approval*—and it is withheld. It
is plain that no man who fights
trusts can expect any quarter from
the power behind the throne of tho
Republican party.
The average reader will he amazed
to learn that little New Hamushire,
with less than 10,000 square miles,
lias no less than 106 lakes aud
ponds, 154 brooks, 58 rivers and 204
mountains. This makes Iowa look
small. Colorado, a big state, has
550 creeks. Texas has compara
tively few rivers, lakes and creeks.
Alabama has 663 creeks and 87
rivers. Iowa cauuot approach that
record. Minnesota has 222 lakes
and 140 rivers.— New Yirk Press.
At tho Oregon hospital for tho in
sane on Sunday it was found that
several little girls, patients in the
institution, were afflicted with diph
theria, and the management hastily
isolated the patients from the bal
ance of tho inmates, a building
standing nearly a quarter of a mile
fromthe main structure, and formerly
usod as a pekt-house, being utilized
for the purpose.
’
faith, passed through Denver on
their way to Utah, in search of hus
bands and homes
Probably this is
the largest consignment of unat
tached brides ever seen in America,
bince English maidens were lauded
by the shipload in the early Virginia
colony incident. Happy and as full
of animal spirits as a bevy of school
girls on a picnic, the farmers’ daugh
ters aud factory girls looked forward
iu joyful anticipation to their future
as wives of prosperous Mormon
ranchers.
From all parts of the
world they came— Missouri, Iowa,
Illinois and Ohio, nnd other states
of the middle west are largely rep
resented. Others left homes in New
England and New York. Only two
men accompanied the girls on their
journey, one being an old man, who
had threo bright, blue-eyed, red
cheeked daughters with him, and
seemed as pleased as the girls them
selves with their matrimonial pros
pects.
Ovircomes
That
Tired Feeling.
Eradicates
Scrofula.
parilla and it made
me feel like a new
m an.
VU
1
(Patent Attorneys,)
. Evans Building,
WASHINGTON, O. C.
T o
tlie
X T n tertu n a t©
Dr
Gibbon
T h is o ld reliable and
moat eue cessin i spec
ialist in Sau Francis
co, still con tinu es to
eure all S ex a e! and
fVvV l L
S em inal D iseases,
anch as Gonorrhea,
(ill
:. S t r . c t n re,
[ ^ S yp h ilis, in all its
;: v v; ■ • * • ;
form s. Skin D iseaset,
. ' v . ' -
N e r v o u 8 D eb ility ,
In :p oten cy, S em inal W eakness and Loss o f
M anhood, the consequence o f Belf-abuse
and excesses producin g the follow in g sym p
toms: S allow cou n ten a n ce, dark sp ots un
der tho eyes, pain in tho head, rin gin g in
the ear«, loss o f con fid en ce, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
heart, weakness o f the lim bs and buck, loss
o f m em ory, pim ples on tLe fa c e , cou ghs-
oonsum ntion, e tc.
D R . G IB B O N baa p ra ctised in San F ra n
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not fail to consult him and receive the b e n
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i doctor cur-'fi when others fa il.
T ry him .
j C U R L S G U A R A N T E K D . Persons cured
at hom e. C harges reasonable.
Call or
j write.
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I
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this country says if you bore a quar
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fruit tree and inject as much dry
common sulphur as possible, then
insert a small plug to keep tho sul
phur iu place, it will cure blight,
make the tree strong and healthy
and in no way injure it. This is a
valuable boou to fruit growers, as
the sulphur goes through all the
paris of tho tree, being absorbed
from the heart, nnd makes a good
healthy color. The writer of thin
saw trees that were nearly (lend
from some kind of blight, aud after
being treated as above had a benu-
tiful thrifty appenrance. This is
one of the most valuable discoveries
of the age.
How ninny thousand times have
you heard of ‘ Jeffersonian Democ
racy?" How inaby times will you
A M IE R E B E lvA H L O D G E , NO. 20. read and hear about it this year,
I. O . O . F ., m eets every 2d and 4th
Wednesdays in each m on th , at O dd F el while Mr. Bryan and Mr. McKinley
call for your votes, while thousands
low«’ hall. Mas. C u b a L asdb « th , N. G.
Mias Irma I.nkena, Sec.
of orators who never believed any
/ S o Q C I L L E E N C A M P M E N T , N O . 25, I. thing and never could think any
V J O . O . F ., rneeta every lirst nnd third
Tboradays in each m onth at O dd Fellows' thing, wave their arms and call for
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis the democracy of old?
iting patriarobsin good sta n d in g .
What was Jefferson’s idea of
B. F. L awbbbck C. P.
democracy?
J. J. Stanley, Soribe.
Chicago News: The Cape Town
It is ali put bv him in just fifty-
censor sat chewing the Btump of a
Tho publishers of tho Topeka
J. E H AYN ES.
SHAD HUDSON,
nine words of bis first inaugural ad
blue pencil. “ Dickens,” he called Capital have allotted $5000 to the
dress, aud here are those fifty-nine
to his assistant, “ how many Boers Rev. Chas. M. Sheldon as his share
words:
Hudson & Haynes,
did you say our 5000 men defeated?” from tho profits of tho “Christian
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“ A wise and frugal government,
“ One thousand nine hundred and daily newspaper” during that mem
Oregonian: Coos county appears
Mining and Real Estate Agents which shall restrain men from in
ninety-nine,” responded the loyal orable week in March. Mr. Sheldou
to
have
wearied
of
her
walk
with
!
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
juring one another, shall leave them
Dicksus. “ Weil, turn it around to thereupon distributed this amount
For seven years it was j
AVE valuable M 'nea, F arm s, Stock otherwise free to regulate their own Populism.
9091. It will make many hearts among objects he considered both
K n oches and T im ber Lamia for sale.
pursuits of industry and improve the stanchest Populist community in j glad, and besides, Dickens, my deserving and needy, giving $1000
House and ft acres o f land w ell im proved ment, and shall not take fiom the all Oregon, hut last Monday it went brother is a hunting manufacturer in to tbo fund for the India famine suf
in Wilbnr, Douglas cou n ty, O r., for sale,
Republican by a decisive vote, the j
ferers, $1000 each to two Topeka
or exchange for property in M yrtle i/<>mt. mouth of labor the bread it lias clerk, assessor and coroner being London, seo.”
carued.
This is tho sum of good
hospitals, $600 to Washburn college,
“
The
way
to
succeed
in
this
life
T h e L o n e S t a r ^ government and this is necessary to the only opposition candidates who is to attend strictly to business.” $300 for a public drinking fountain,
were successful.
close the circle of our felicities.”
anil the remainder to temperance,
C. O. G IL K E Y , P R O P R IE T O R .
How about Portland and Multno “ Yes,” answered Senator Sorghum,
But
suppose
some
leader
could
charitable aud similar associations.
C oqn ille C it y , O r .— O p p o s it e D a p o t.
“
that’s
all
right
as
far
as
it
goes,
hut
mah
county
becoming
tired
of
the
go lar ahead of Jefferson, as Jeffer
first
you
want
to
organize
a
trust
so
According to the reports of the
company
of
the
g.
o.
p.?
Better
Keeps only Pore W ines and Liquors and son went ahead of his predecessors.
F ine Cigars.
Suppose we had a leader who would explain what’s the matter with Han- that nothing can hnppen that isn’t immigration officers, 2441 immi
The Americas Club W hisky is one o f the
grants have arrived at the one port
na(’s) Oregon contingent, which 1ms some of your business.’’
sav and mean what follows:
specialties served in thes3 Clnbroom s.
“ Voters: I do not limit myself to been so well disciplined all these
New York Verdict: Trust solici of Fort Townsend, Wash., alone
and wagged the state as well. tor (after laboring man’s vote): during the month of May, and all
Best Billiard Table in S iui II ktii Oregon Jefferson's views or to Jefferson's years,
planB. He believed and our early One (Jospphi, a hold-over) is the “ Mike, do you know if Brj’an were of them excopt two wore Japanese;
“
C O O S
B A Y
Democrats believed that letting peo only Republican stnto senator out elected president all wages would 569 wore skilled laborers, the bal
ple alone to fight, compete and of five, whereas the delegation has he reduced 50 per cent?’ ’ Mike: ance being common and farm labor
work out their own salvation would heretofore been solid Republican; “ Faith, if that’s so ye’d be votin’ ers; 1509 of the entire number re
mained in that state, while 508 went
bring happiness, plenty and con only two representatives out of a for him yerself.”
0. W. PATERSON, Prop.
to California and 308 came to Or
delegation of 1*2, too!
And this
tentment at least to a majority.
Tho Belgian hare boom is grow
tA««i aotnrer of M arble M onum ents, Hen 1-
■‘That belief was very pretty. revolution wns operated during the ing si ill faster and the thorough egon. The balance were destined
stones. T ablets, e tc .
But uufortuiiately we know now I short campaign! The g. o. p. seems breds nre coming from California *o to various states of the union.
-Jen 'io /y lots enclosed w ith ston e coping
These immigrants brought with
to have got awful tired mighty
4« curbing. Iron railin gs fu rn ish ed to o r that the mere policy of giving every
Oregon. It is said $25,000 worth of them $87,500.
der. Correspondence solicited from parties man a chance, aud the devil take quick.
fine stock is going out of Los Ange
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Iving in the country or o th er tow ns who
According to the criticisms of the
m ar wish anything in my lin e o f business. the hindmost, does not make hap
Baker City Democrat:
Perry les for various parts of the country g. o. p. press of the eastern states,
piness aud contentment for a ma
I a a b sh f i * t o
(J u ra
every
week.
jority, nor for a|reaeouuble minority. Heath, first assistant postmaster
and accepted by our homo organs,
Boseburg
Review:
Sheridan the boys who “ voted ’er straight” in
“ We know that the extra cunning general, is to walk a plank. It wns
Heath
who
seut
Neely
to
Cuba
aud
Croy,
of
Camas
Valley,
who
recently
of some men, the bribable nature,
our late election didn’t know what
the administration, with its keen accidentally shot himself through they were voting for.
It was a
HOLBROOK, MERRILL the intense selfishness of a great scent for a scapegoat, has this time
the foot, has returned home from sugar-coated dose, and if the Novem
majority, mean inevitable hardship
& ST E T S O N ............
and want for more than half the fixed upon Heath. He will follow this city. He had the wound looked | ber election should hnppen to go
the road trodden by Alger. His after by Dr. Houck while here.
Also BRIDGE k BEACH
people.
the same way, the rail to “Johnny,
“1 say that in this country there office as chief of the press bureau
STOVES"-----
Exchange: We have planted our ! get your gun,” will follow close and
of
the
nntionnl
Republican
com
is or could be produced enough for
flag in Asia, and Asia has now the intelligent voter will have to
all. I mean, with your help aud mittee is to be tnken from him, aud
he voted.”
planted her plague on our shores. | “ fight as ---------------
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authority, to see that it is produced, he is to be forced out of the post-
The
“
black
death”
came
to
San
;
W o u l d H o t * in H V r * o t g s il u l o r F l l l j
and once produced, to see it fairly office department. He will be held
and any other
T i m m It«» I 'r l c r .
up to public scorn in order that Mc Francisco by way of Manila and
divided.
I awoke last night with severe
Building
Material, “ I am not satisfied with ‘a govern Kinley and the administration may Honolulu.
pnids in my stomach. I never felt
ment that shall not take from the not suffer. This is not fair to Heath,
In six months it will be hnlf a cen so badly in all my life.
When I
Or any and everything
but
what
is
fairness
when
the
inter
mouth of labor the bread that it has
tury since Galusha A. Grow, of
came down to work this morning I
ests
of
Hanna
are
in
jeopardy?
carried in a
earned ’
Pennsylvania, was elected for his felt so weak I could hardly* work.
First-class Hardware Store.
“ I want a government that shall
Here is a co-operation carried to first term in congress.
I went to Miller A McCurdy's drug
say:
India rubber nails, for use in store and they recommended Cham
the extreme: One hundred aud
“ Bread alone is not good enough fifty uicchnuics and laborers have places where ordinsry nails are lia-
berlain's Colic, Cholera ami Diar
for the mouth of labor.
When just opened a s a l o o n in Boise, Idaho. ide to corrosion, arc a German nov
rhoea Remedy.
It worked like
[Successors to J. J. Lamb. | labor, which ) roduces, gets ouly A carpenter has been selected to elty.
magic and one dose fixed me alright.
bread, while parasite cunning ami , in n D a g c the enterprise. The stock
Atchison (Kan.) Globe: We are It certainly is the finest thing I ever
Treasurer s Notice.
cupital which exploit and plan has all been subscribed for and the
forced to respect some people who used for stomach trouble. > I shall
get cake aud pic and jam, democ undertaking promises to he a suc
not Ire without it in my home here
have never been there.
O TICE is hereby given that all r,,n n t* racy is a failure.’
cess. The profits are to go to the
Warrants endorsed prior to Jan. i.
after, for I should not rare to en
It
is
thought
the
president
will
“ A government which can only wives of tho stockholders.
1898, will be paid on presentation at my
This call a special session of congress on dure the suffering of last night again
oflloe in Coqnille C ity,C ooscn n n ty .O reg on . boast that it does not tnke bread I
has secured for the scheme the n|t- this Chinese trouble.
for fifty times its price. (1. H. Wn.-
No interest will be allowed a fter June
from
the
mouth
of
labor
has
mighty
10. 1900.
probation of the women, who see in
; sos,
Liveryman.
Burgettstown,
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This Slat day of May, 1900.
little to boast of. I think as little it a source from which they are to
T o C a r e I ’o n A tlp a t.o n f o r e v e r .
I Washington county. Pa. This rem
W . W. H A Y E S.
T ake Cascaret* < andv Cathartic. luc or 25 c.
of it as 1 should of a nurse girl if I* he able to buy silks und diamonds.
C ounty treasu rer.
edy is for sale by R. S. Knowltou.
If C- C. C. fail lo cure, dr uggists refund menty.
M y w ife
all run down ; H ood’ s
has given her good
health.”
C. B o w lk y ,
Manville, 11.1.
“ S c r o fu la «o r e s
broke out on m y little
girl’ s face. I got a bot
tle of H ood’ s Sarsapa
rilla and before she
had taken all of it the
sores were gone. We
think there is no blood
purifier like H ood’ s.”
M l . . H arvey D ^ kf . r -
6 on , 14 Townly
Cortland, N. Y. l
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H
FARM
JO U RN AL
P h il a d e l p h ia
A $05 00 Machine
$ 1 8 .§ 0
Si rll« aid Stone Works
CALL FOR :::
Doors, Windows
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
N
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STYLE Ho. 85. ” ARLINGTON.”
low in g points ot su p eriorly»
The Head o f the “ Arlington’ swings on patent socket hinges, firmly heid down by a thumb
leretv. Strong, substantial, neat and handsome In design, and beautifully ornamented in go.«.
J-.ed plate h- * rounded c »m en and is in’ aid or countersunk, making it flush.with top of table.
H'CiUst Arm—Ounce under the arm is 0 % inches high ami 9 inch- long, this will admit the
U r - , t skirl--, im l even quih« It Is S-'lf Threading - Absolutely no holes to put thread through
except - 7 - of t:ct'lle. Snuitlc iscylimlei, open on end. entirely scTf-threadfug, easy to put in or
....... ,i.i; !. /.'.in In .Ms a r amount of tin« > 1. 5tltch Regulator 1^011 the bed o f the machine,
b'-M-ruh t!n<' bobbin winder, and has n scale sh< wing the number of stitches to the inch, and can
-Cb.m
I fioi.iht >.iJ udcli-* to the inch. Feed la double and extends on twill aide* of needle;
_____ !S P«’
ever fads to take •
» through; oevei
break cud get out ot order; can lie raised nd lowered at will. Automatic B o M mb Winder P -
‘.Hi.._1 the
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... ..fa.’l smooth without holding the thread. M achine does
filling
bobbin
automat
mg ,t ! i ly
and
not run w hile w inding bobbin. L igh t R u n n in g -M a ch in e is etc v to *u" 'l V * * ” * * ? % * '
ntor mskefi htt!e noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
wiit’not iavt- 1 . and can bo changed without stopping the machine. Tension is •
in H to l.jrt spool cotton without changing. Nevet gets out o r order.
on, and w ill ............................
admit th o ad fro
■fling needle, flat on on e aide, and cannot be put in w rong. Needle
The Needle is a straight, »elf-setting
n « r is round, made o f ecse-haidened st 1 with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
»earing - nre case-hardened »teel and easily adjusted
;n the goods. Adjustable Bearings—All bear!
lifetime.
with a screw driver. All lost motion can be
» •1 up.
»)., and
...... the
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Attachments
' > »1 in: hineis furnished with n t c o r u y t'*»l and accessor ies, and inr itiui w
fi-: ti' !t . .. extrn set of attachments in n velvet lined metal t>ox. free o f < h
f)nc
rt; ;T1< r nd galhctt r, one binder, one shirring plate, one set o f four hem mere, different widths up
i i o f an inch, one t tue
tu k< r, one under braultr, one shoit or attachment foot, and one thread
ithic cover aud drawers, nickel-plated rings
nrk • nest, riti
r replacing belt.
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