Coquille City herald., November 20, 1900, Image 1

COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
VÔL ( K / ÿ
J. W . STRANGE,
Our Population-
Great Fossils.
The official figures ns were given
Some of tho most remarkable dis
coveries in bones of pre-historic- out the 7th inst. show that we have
C o q u ille C ity , O r.
i animals, or fossils, have been made , a population of 70,305.220, as
I nCav the railroad station
called j against 63.000,750 iu 1800, a gaiu of
Oppoaite Hotel Coquille—east front.
Will mnke reguluru visits to Banduit ami Moutesauo, about 1,5 miles
south ^ 13,225,401. or nearly 21 per oeut.
Mvrtlo Paint.
j of St. Louis.
Not
far from the | The population in 1880 was 50,-
O Q U IL L E
1 station are salt and sulphur springs . 155,783, so that tlio gain iu 1890
H O S F I T A X ^
was 12,013,973, or 20 per cent.
j of medicinal value.
The present census shows a larger
At the foot of the great limestone
NEW AND ELEGANT ROOMS.
blulf that divides tho valley, a actual gaiu thnu that of 1890, but a
BANITAUY CONDITIONS PER FECT.
I graveyard covering ten acres and . smaller percentage.
EXPERIENCED NURSES.
>FRSONS dirtirimi to come to Coquille tilled with theVones of huge beasts j
The census figures tor 1900 in­
for Medioa! or Surgical Treatment
may obtain rates and other information, that antedate history, perhaps man. j clude Hawuii and Alaska, but not
by addressing J. BURT IftOOttS, M.D.,
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat Puerto Rico aud the Philippines.
Coquille City, Oregon.
For purposes of comparison, the
gives
the following account of tho
UE COMM.EHCJ.AL
population
of various other countr­
discoveries
at
Montesano:
In
lH.td
T
T he motit modern arranged BARHKlt | yjr. (J. W. Beohler; of St Louis, leased ies, as given in tho World Almanac,
SHOP in Coquille City.
the property and set to work to is presented below:
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
Russian Empire, 128,932,173.
preserve the bones. His labors
British Empire, 385,280,140.
have attracted the attention of the
I D s n /t is t ,
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John F. Hall,
scientific world and his finds are of
^ . t t o r x i e s r . a t - X j a w , such importance that the Smith­
sonian Institution recei tly sent a
M AR SH FIELD , OREGON.
representative to view them and
Dealer in R eal E state of n.1! kinds.
! assist in properly classifying them-
~ OQUILLE COUNCIL. NO.HUH OF THE
of
Fraternal Aid Association meets the j Thu huge bones of mastodons
2d Tuesday evening of each month.
all ageH predominate, but mingled
J. W . 8 ugo , Pres.
M rs. Alice Tuttle, Sec.
with them are the bones o f the
Y3UBGU4 LODGE, N >. T2, K. of P. prehistoric ox, horse and great
meets every Tuesday ¿Veiling at Mnsonio
Hall. Brothers in good s'andinuin «inter | Irish elk, along with great teeth of
lodges are cordiallv invited to visit us.
ttesh-eating animals, not as yet sep­
m . M c D o n a l d , c . c .
V. It. W 1 1-ion. K. of l:. A 8.
arated iuto their proper classes-
TODRT COQUILLE, NO. 1'. I'1 >REST Piled up, 10 feet deep, at the base
J a r » of America, meets every second and
ground
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall o f the limestone bluff the
Coquille City, Oregon.
slopes off to the eastward and shows
Gi:o. O. L each , C. R.
II. N. l. m m , ¡ i . s
evidence of baviug been at one
\| YRTLE C \ MI*. N< >. : >7, V i 1M >D9fl EN time a quagmire. A salt spring iH
i»JL of tlia World, meets at llersey Hall,
1st and .‘hi Saturday nights of each month. c]ose at hand, and the theory main
•T. W . L knkve , Consul.
tained by Mr. B, elder coincide,
J. G. Simmons. Clerk.
opinions expressed by
| ?V E N IN U T ID E CIRCLE. NO. 214. with the
A'J W. of W ., m.’et i in Hersey’ s Hall on most e m in e n t s tu d e n ts o f the
sub­
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G reat Britain, 37,888,439.
France, 38,517,975.
Franco and colonics, 63,166,967.
German Empire, 52,279,901.
Austria-Hungary, 41,827,500.
Japan, 41,089,940.
Italy, 29,699,785.
China, 402,680,000,
California comes to tho scratch
with a population of 1,485,053, as
compared with 1,308,130 in 18.10.
.
in
P risas im O ily B v
Dr.
T. F. Phelps,
Or Go vu IL L !
C it y .
This Hair Vigor will Grow Hair
on Bald Heads, Restore finir to its
Notnral Color. Prevent Hair Coin­
ing out, Remove anil Keep Dan­
druff from the Head, .RiCeve Ruin­
ing Sensation of tho Scalp.
This is unquestionably ono of
Most Remarkable Discoveries of the
age. It is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed for it.
P r ic e ,
P erfi o f t i e .
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*]Phe Lone S t i g y .
lamia ami 8!oaa laris
ALL FOR :::
Doors, Windows
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
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the mother’s help when she is sud­
denly- awakened in the night by the
ominous husky cough, and labored
breathing, of her babe. It is the
safe resort of the youth or adult !
when he has “ caught cold” aud
there is coughing and irritation of \
the mucous membrane of tire throat.
It allays the irritation and cures
tho cold. For sale by R. S. Kuowl-
tun.
W h en we would like to
feel strong, vigorous and
ambitious, we are weak,
tired and dull; appetite
a k e
is poor, food is not relished,
sleep does not seem to
refresh, we go to bed tired
and get up tired.
This
e n e r ic & 's
condition is because< of
thin, impure, s l u g g i s h
blood which is unequal to
the demands of the body
great blood purifier, blood
enricher, blood vitalizer.
SVIediGim
&
Be sure to get H ood ’s,
because it is Peculiar to
Itself— and remember,also,
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laril, the well known financier and
railroad man, died today. He leaves
a valuable estate and it is under­
stood that the University of Oregon
is a legatee for a large sum under
the terms of his will. A number of
years ago he donated n library to
the school and Villaril Hill is named
in his honor. Henrv Villard was I
born in Spire, Bavaria, April 11,
1835. He received a high university i
nlucation and studied lnw.
He
came to the United States in 1853
and engaged in journalism, einlmrk
mg in railroa«) finani'iering, backeil
l,v German bondholder».
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to The Evening Telegram.,) — W. R.
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and Chicago American, it is said, of
good authority, today, is to begin
the publication of a daily- paper in
the National Capital within the next
month. His editor-in-chief will be
d o less a person thnu William Jtn-
s Bryan. Bryan’s salary, it fk
will be $25,000 a year.
•.liver, Colo., Nov. 10.— Colonel
. Bry an lias declined sn offer
i editorial position ou a Deliver
afternoon newspaper at a salary of
*10,000 a year. In bis reply, which
was telegraphed from Lincoln, Neb.,
today, ho says:
“ I shall remain
here, and in the future, as in the
past, defend with tongue and pen
the principles which I believe to bo
right aud the policies I believe to
be wise.”
Sumpter, Nov. 12.— Samples from
tliu Minneapolis examined bv an
expert, are
reported to have
givtn assays of *240 and *248
a ton. lhe Leviathan, of the Hard­
ware group, in Alamo district, is |
said, at 90 feet depth, to show a 30-
foot ledge with assays of *7 28 to
as high us *116. In the Golden
Gate group, m Quartz Gulch, the
vein has been oucooutered in tho
Whale claim at a depth of 90 feet,
ami is said to be 43 feet wide,
with *5 99 ns the average of the
assays, though some of tho ore is
report ;d to have run as high as
*12 25. In the Blue Bucket claim
adjoining, at a depth of 78 feet, a
1*2 foot body of ore was encountered,
which report savs average $8 60.
Tho Golden Star group, according
to re] ort, has met iu the 700-foot
tunnel a six-foot ore body, with
average values of *10, and some
streaks, from four inches to two feet,
carry values as high as *103. The
shaft at 53 feet sleyvs two feet of
ore averaging *18.27. Banker Bob­
bins upon his return from the Con­
cord miue left at once for 1’endle-
ton, with no further statement than
that he »ns highly please«! with the
strike which was reported from there
a few days ago.
The samples
brought iu by him appeared to he
very rich.
P O R S A L E -1 4 7 Acres of Litn.l, k mil«
J 1 from Norway, C ooh county. Known
as theMcGlary place. For piiticuLirs. call
ou
HENRY G R ADY.
jnn3ot4
Norway,
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for more life, vigor, energy,
strength. Nature cries for
help, and it is to be found
in H ood ’s Sarsaparilla, the
W- J. Bryants Edit A Paper in Washington.
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S p rin g
S p r in g
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Q r o a ie s i
A new prowess for the refriger­
ation of meat has rdently been
patented by a German) firm which
is vastly superior to the principle
of freezing the meat as^is at present
generally adopted. Aifrw days ago
a vessel arrived in tho .jM-rsey from
the R iw r Plate with aiconsignmeut
of meat which had bejfn preserved
by this new system. The treatment
of preservation is accomplished by
at, rilized air.
At tho port of
shipment, some bullocks and sheep
were placed in a special chamber,
the air of which wa» rubsquently
freed from all impurities by means
of a special process, hud the tem-
perature reduced to 30 degrees be­
low freezing point. The chamber
was then -oaleil, aud ’ when opened
at Liverpool, after n voyage of
thirty-four days, the carcasses were
found to be in perfact condition.
A piece of meat was cut from one
animal and cooked, and when tasted
was found to fie' as Irish and as
savory as if it had only been killed
a few hours. There was a complete
absence of the peculiar taste which
is such a prominent characteristic
of the prevalent process of freezing
r-e>t Tl is genemliv regarded ill
E n g la n d that this, p ro -a ss
w:d
,-vol, ji.iuae. the f- -t.zuq- ugd ptr
Kcceutly the appellate division of
tho New York Supreme Court, con­
sisting of five judges, rendered a
unanimous opinion that will prove
to be of the greatest importance to
labor unions. The question pre­
sented to tho court was this: Has
an association of workingmen ot-
ganized for st If-protection and seif-
h.-lp the right to obtain tho dis­
2d and 4tli Saturday nights in each month.
JENNIE L. ROSE.
je c t,
th at
the g r e a t h e rb iv o ro u s
charged of one man or any number
Guardian Neighbor.
animals seeking th e , salt lick fell
J . G . Simmons, Clerk.
of men by threats, intimidation,
fllU D W IC K LODOJ . N(>. • >'. ». T. a prey to tho treacherous mire and strikes
or otherwise? In other
V.7 and A. M., meets on Saturday evening sank helpless, for all their strength,
words, is it lawful for a union to go
on or before each full moon. Visitinc breth­
to a lingering death. The ttesh-eat­
ren cordially invited.
to uu employer and warn him that
C. R( MANxiEC, W. M.
ing animals, likewise, coming to
J. J. Lamb. Sec.
if he engages certain men or retains
prev on the helpless moiisteis,
J t UEfjAlI CH APTER. NO. G. O. E. 8..
men already iu his employ a stiike
I
meet s Friday evenir ^ ou or be lore found that sharp claws and teeth
will be ordered by a combination
i full moon at s o'clock from April 1st
>otober 31st, and thereafter at 7:110; and availed little, and met their death
of other men iu his employ? Over­
u Friday afternoon two weeks there
beside the feast they sought.
•r at 2 o'clock.
ruling an inferror tribunal, the up-
M is s E mma L o u r n z . \V. M .
W ith most painstaking care Jtr.
pellte division of the Supreme
*’ i. Jennie L. lioso,* Hoc.
Beohler has delved away, and in a
Court has answered this vital quee
IQUILLB
» IB NO. IB, !.<>.<> F.,
the spot
meets every Saturday evening. Visit- little storeroom near
Liquor lo-Lo-i «one
tion
iu the affirmative. Two opin­
brethren in «ood standing cordially
where he works are the results of
• nvited.
E. L . F itch , N. G.
ions were written— one by Justico
North Yakima, Wash.. Nov. 12.—
his two years’ labor. The huge
J . S. Lawrence, R. S.
McLaughlin, the other by Justice Deputy United «tales Marshal A. L.
a m ie
reberah
l o d g e , n o . 20 . upper jow of a full-grown mastodon
Ingraham.
Justice McLaughlin j Dilli y, accompanied by Deputii s Lie,
I. O. O. F ., meets every 2d and 4th
Wednesdays in each m m th. at Odd F l I- is tho centerpiece which at once
reasons as follows: It cannot be , i f T a c o m a , and Davidson, of Spok­
I owh ’ hall.
I uma L ukens . N. G.
attracts attention. It is in a won­
Anna McDonald. Sec.
seriously doubted that every wotk- J ane, left hire with 27 prisoners,
to bo tried at M ala Walla. The
IOQDILLK ENCAM PM ENT. NO. 2ft. I. derful state of preservation con­
iiigman has the right of saying
) O. O. F., meets every first and third
men were all held under 8200 bonds
sidering the thousands of years
Thursdays in each mouth at Odd Fellows'
whom he will employ or prefer each, on the charge of Selling liquor
hall. Cordial invitation extended to nil vis­ that have elapsed.
Both
tusks
among two or more rivals. Once to Indians. As none could give the
iting patriarchs iu i/ood standing.
are intact and the teeth are oven
B. F. L awkencb C. P.
this reciprocal right is destroyed, bonds demanded by the United
J. J. Stanley, Scribe.
well covered with glistening enamel.
liberty is destroyed, giving place States commissi«.ner they have In eu
SHAD HUDSON, .*
: J. E HAYNES. Scattered
around iu apparently
k.-pt in the Yakima County jail.
to industrial despotism. Now, if A special coaidi was furnishid by
careless confusion are the various
has the right alleged, v.hin Hid­ the Northern Pacific railway com­
Hudson
Haynes, bones that formed the framework one
ing in his individual capacity, he pany to convey the prisoners to the
Mining and Real Estate Agents of these beasts. No attempt has does not lose it when acting with state penitenitiary to await time for
je t been made to articulate a skel­
E c k lf y , C n rry C o u u ty , O rego n .
others clothed with equal right. trial. A carload of Indians went
also to appear as witnesses.
AVE valuable M 'm s. Farms. Stock eton, Mr. Boeliler desiring solely to
Consequently, laborers may com­
Rauches and Timber Lauds for sale.
Tho parties arrested for illegnl
get out and preserve (lie bones for
bine and sav they will not work for trafficking with the Indians arc
House and 6 acres of land well improved future assembling.
At the present j
in Wilbur, Douglas county. Or., for sale,
an employer who ¡engage any but strangers in this city. They came
or exchange for property in Myrtle Point. time tho excavation is taking place
members of labor organizations, here during hop-picking time and
at the north end of the deposit.
and the employers may combine worked at the husinisg during the
A t that point tho ground is dry,
week of the state fair. The sales
and say they will not employ per­ were generally made in' some se­
C . O. G I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R .
and while easier to work has not
C oqu ille G u y , O r.— O pposite Dopot.
sons who are members'of such or­ c l u d e d spot, arranged with the In­
preserved the bones as perfectly as
ganizations. It is true that as a dians. When caught iu tho act
Keeps only Pure Wines and Liquors and those obtained at »be south end.
Fine Ciuars.
result o f combination of laborers, several of the prisoners pleaded
The discovery of the skeleton of
The Americas Club Whisky is one of the
guilty. One man purchased alcohol
certain men may lose employment,
specialties served in theso Clubrooms.
by the gallon and diluted it to suit
a single mastodon has long since
but that is an incident of industrial
taste. He conducted a small
Best Billiard Table in Soni hern Oregon ceused to create much interest in liberty and competition. Tho fact the
rectifying plant, using burnt sugar
the scientific world, but the extent
O O O S
B.AJSr
that organizations cause injury to to color the liquor when whisky or
of this deposit, the greatest ever
cet lain persons does not make their J brandy was desired by the Indies.
discovered, has created much com­
The most successful selle” was a man
purpose or action illegal. In the
who used a bicycle for taking or­
ment. The most recent find is a
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
words of the supplementary opin­ ders and delivering. He claimed to
pair of tusks remarkable iu size.
ion of Justice Ingraham, “ it is the have made over *100 per week.
Manufacturer of Marb'o Monuments, Ilea i-
Close together they lie piled upon
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stones. Tablets, etc.
illegality of the purpose to be ac­
Eight inches
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping a mass of other houes.
If 300 C&ts can Kill 300 Rais in 300 Day,,
complished,
or
of
the
means
used
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or­
iu diameter and curved, from root
how Many Cats Will it Take to Kill
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
to accomplish that purpose, that
iving in the country or other towns who to poiut they measure seven feet.
100 Rats in 100 Days?
makes combination illegal.
The
may wish anything in my line of bnsincss.
Each new discovery has hardly
ilABSHPIUTp
(>FEO
purposes of trade unions are admit­
Can you solve the problem? If
ceased to cause comment when it is
tedly lawful and such methods as so, you will win n prize. Do not
followed by one more wonderful
striking and threats of striking are send any money with your answer,
HOLBKOOK. MERRILL aud as the work extends southward not iu themselves unlawful, since but send name and correct address,
and by return mail a beautiful prize
the boues become better preserved.
k STETSON ............
every man has the right to quit will be sent you free. *s our ob­
Mr Boeliler is self-educated on the
Also BRIDGE k BEACH
work for any reasons, and at any ject in giving away these premiums
subject and an amateur, but he has
time, and this right is not lost when , is to attract attention to, and in-
S T O V E S '" " "
given both time and money to the he enttrs iuto a combination to ex­ cresee the circulation of our popu­
lar Magazine, we request you when
work an t his discoveries are of
ercise it. Hence it is not unlawful , you receive your prize to show it
distinct benefit to science.—Ex.
for a union to demand anil procure to as niauy of your friends as possi­
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and any other
exclusive employment or the dis­ ble. We want large lists of reader!
To The Deal•
Building
Material.
charge
of obnoxious workmen. in every neighborhood, and are go­
ing to offer many handsome prizes
A
rich
lady
cured
of
lier
Deafness
__Coast
Seaman’s
Journal.
Or any and everything
to secure them. Among the prizes
and Noises in tbe Head by Dr.
„
.
carried in a
we are offering is *250.00 in cash,
Nicholson’s Artificial Ear Drums,
F
or
S
ale
—
300
acres—120
in
First-clnsH Hardware Stnre.
and many articles of silverware.
gave $10,<>00 to his In-titute. so
bottom —sufficient for 35 or 30 Full particulars of the awarding of
that deaf people unable to procure
dairy cows; ‘2 miles northwest of these prises will be sent you with
Hie Ear Drums may have them free.
town, on rati slid wagon roads to your prize for sr awering the above
Address No. 105-37. The Nicholson
Marshfield. Call at premises.
problem. Address, with st»mi* for
fSueoeaiors tu J. J. Lamb. | Institute, 7SO, Eighth Avenue, New
*,f
It. G. McQuioo.
repiv.
Chicago Household Guest,
York. U. S. A.
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p O R SA L E À Ï A BARGAIN.—
Chicago, III.
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Itrwst* with ▼ou win rh'l* X«’« jont inn^ th;
Land at C’« I;«r Point, with boom W A N T E D - A C T I V E M \ N O F Q P O D ni rv.•-killing tot*». • hatnt.
remove* the de»»r«- lor tobacco, wi
n ervoti*ill»'re#» eitieienn
and boom privileg'd,.
Also, over ch a rn e l«’r l o d e liv e r a n d c o lle c t in O n t to n out
tint. puriU** the t> ->U,
n t n b H n h c d m « n a f « c t a r i n a w h o le
store»' lost manhood,
„ Love* D « 1 'io b s ffo Rpit »■<! Smoke To»r l.lf« Irrnj,
250 acres o f
A ho tom land, s f o a r le o h ld n n se.
*1M) a y e a r . >are p ay. H o n ­
T o q u it tob a cco e a .ily ami forev er, be nir.jj
l «
, 4? ° l £? y
within 2 miles of Coq ill-- Citv. in est v nmro th a n e x p e r ie n c e r e q u ir e d . f ’ nr in b r .l t
f
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T O U \ «’ fr m r :*tic. full o f life, nerve and v ig o r , take No-To»
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n
Antri'* who B ac. the w oaier-w ork* r. that nak< ■« w eak inf n
quantities to suit purchaser-:
En­ r e fe r e n c e , nnv h a n k iu a n y c it y . Enols«*-
. rogeli f o r t s T»k^ It *ith
s?*lf-addi>used s ta m p e d « n v e lo jie . M a m .
w lll.p.-l-ntly, pvnilít» n r ? On« s tr o n f. A ii flrupc.sts, 50c or •!. C ure ruaran»
quire of
W. SINU’l \IIf.
fa c in 'v r -« . T h ir d F lo o r , 334 D e it b o r n 8 t .
B8S.il. u«nslljr ru n s; 3 bn«««, f t 8<^ teed
B ook let and s.tnp le free.
A«Mreaa
■n.**»nt««d to corf, or w r^fun«! m» o«y.
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Coquille City, Oregon. Chscatfu.
Sterling R em edy C o , C hicago o r N ew Y orit
•C
U... i hit 1(0. 3-oirwJ, j « « fork.
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The National Irrigation Cougress
which will meet ut Chicago, 111.,
Nov. 21, 22, 23 and 24 is creating
wide interest and promises to he an
unusual success. The national irri­
gation movement has become a
broad popular, movement and east­
ern eoinun reial interests liavo read­
ily taken hold of tin idea of reclaim­
T
ing uml populating tho arid west
and thus creating a great home mar­
ket for their goods.
Tho best authorities ou irrigation
and forest have been secured to
speak and give illustrated lectures,
and men of national fame and re­ A
nown as orators aud statesmen, will
address the Congress at tho great
Auditorium theatre ou subjects of
national interest to the west.
Under the constitution of tbecon-
gro-s the mayor of each city of 25 ,-1
0U0 or less population is entitled to
appoint two delegates, while cities
of greater population are entitled
to four delegates. Each agricultural
college, organized irrigation, agri­
cultural and horticultural associi-
tion, each society of engineers, irri- I
gation company and each board of
trade and chamber of commerce is
also entitled to two delegates.
Ijair Vigor!
NO. 17
20, 1900.
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
A R S (rem ainder o f 1899. tgoo. 1901, 190a aud
f l o YE
auy address lor A D OLLAR BILL.
1903) w ill be seut by m ail
Sample o f F A R M JOURNAL aud circular describing BIGQLE BOOKS free.
W IL M E R ATKINSON,
CUAS. F. JE N K IN S.
Address,
FA R M
JO T’R N A I.
P h il a d e l p h ia
A $05.00 Machine A
n- $ 1 8 M É S ®
Casi« -
■flrlinaton”
ÎSiUi, Sew
ing [faciline
iho Improved
New High-Arm
N fW
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STYLE
IA T E S7
OLST
CHEAPEST
Shipped to anyone,
anyw here, on It)
»lays’ free trial,
i :i y o u r o w n
h o m e , w ithout
asking one cent
iu advance.
10 y e a r s ’ w ritten
warranty w i t h
each m achine.
ST Y LE No. 65.
put out o f order. It sews fast
ami m akes h perfect stitch
with all kinds o f tln ead cu d
a llclnsr-.eso f material. A lw ays
ready for use and unrivalled
for speed, durability and qual­
ity ' f w» rk. Notice th e fol­
low in g poin ts o f superior»*/*
•bd c f t h e
i llu s io n ” sw ings on patent socket hingc.i, firmîjr held dow n by a thuiub
sutiiL titirl, ;»cnt r.tid hamlsome in design, a»id beautlfully oruarueuted lu fo ld .
8 r « w b «!,- rm-rs
1 1 { h inlaid or cuuntcraunk, mnking it flush w i t h t o p o f table,
r m—
Uitdcr tue fiim is •»'< incites high and U incites long. T in t will adm it the
|t ls h 5 -,lf Threndlng—Absolut«lv n«. h o k s to put thread through
« 1 i r f f . t • . .1
f h : ,4tle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put in or
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t . . / « h •’«’ •, 1 1 ;«'»• at.t om it o f thread, fttltcti
Regulator
is t on the bed o f the m achine.
tbe num ber o f slitt-hcs to the inch, am i can
¡ tun a ■ ale showing the
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ioitble and extem ison both sides o f needle;
Feed is «lot
nevtr stops at senius; m ovem ent i-t positive; n o springs to
r fni:--. >•) fake '•« y »ris t hiOUg
1 urdo r; can !.« rrisC‘ 1 mid lowered at will. Autom atic Bobbin W inder— Fo.
K ' >d -«•
'/t JjC 't j
tornati cnl’v í " ' • « . « tly imooth without bolding th< thre id U w h ln e d o s o
li" boti ►
bin. 1 l.ight Running -M achine is easy to run, docs not fatigue theoper-
not 1 '•ri whih
, m akes l •tt!•'; »IO ¡se ai«' l sewn r;tpi lly. Stitch is «d o u b le lock stitch, t)ie same oti both sides,
sett»' not 1.1V*. I>, au i c: •» be»fhangi i d witliout stopping the m achine. Tension is a flat spring ten-
• fi ,1 , a t l »vif1 «virati
Ï f*r»ni K to 1.10 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
th e v id'». • • u : i r.i : /h t. “>rlf-wil i;ig iiceill“, flat on on e side, nnd cannot be put in wrong. Needle
- 1 st< r»l, with oil cup ot tin bottom to prevent oil from getting
p « - r» r 'U i! itpi.le «
on lì •« ro*rl,
t dm ..Al h: líe«» i v ; • :! healings Src CSSS n ifd cn cd steel ami easily am listed
m erm be taken up, ami the m achine will laft a lifetime,
« il h. 1 screw drive» . A l’ b .^t •.
; w;,ch1 u» chi« ne is furnish* I with necessary tcxzlsand accessories, and in addition we
A'.:«*
tits in ,t velvet lined metal box, free o f charge, as follow*-: O ne
i *H mi
fV.rfl • r ,d y itr .r cr .
ititi r, r ■ : 'i : >':ipr plate, one set o f four hem m ers, different w idth# u p
I»-* tick« . ont under braider, one short or attac hm ent foot, and one thread
Vv'Lt; d v .r jc :.í ri’tC
«ID > • 1. walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated ting#
1. * ¿9 "H «.«is t i w ir * r!, .. 'id de vice for replacing belt,
B fJ Y 0 l«(fCTLY OF MANUFACTURERS ANfl
ft '
r. .Ml P" r 3 H.
t.:\C.i!
fcU I SAVE AGENT S AND DEALER S PROFITS
( R 1 : r.
pecial W holesale P rice, but
bin w eni ike a sj,< < in 1« u-
Coupon
't < fiance to gel a first-class ma-
NO. 2 0 7 0
1 o f $18.50 cash and coupon,
ic .tuy where securely packed au«l
1.1 s’ written wnirunty sent w ith
r* • rented after thirty days’ test
!t ivilege o f twenty days’ trial cn
I f »«rat with order
h • 'id charm s. I f you prefer thirty
for Arlington
e ,Mu '.trated catalogue w ith te s ti-
p
SewingMachins p
•• 'I*' m achines anyw here to any*
•V • 1 t n-Ling on e c-n t in «dvance,
No. 55 1
r, 4. » you then save the $1.00 dia-
-tit w ith urd*r.
-::r S5.Ö0
iiiiir your order tiiT.u1.4i1 tile tieniti, w !i .;t d . uim ¡’ . s ,’