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age or compensation oa shall he prescribed by ordinance or resolution;
provided, that the compensation of any ffioocr ahall not be changed
during the term of office of such officer.
IDentlst,
S e c t io n 1.
All fines, penalties, fees, aud expense taxed against
(Continued from last week.)
Coquille City, Or.
or received from any defendant iu a criminal proceeding, either for the
11. To regulate the storage o f gunpowder, tar, pitch and resins violation of a city ordinance or law of the state, shall when received or
W il visit R andon first six day* o f Jana*
ary, M arch, May. J oly, beptem ber anil N ov­ and all other combustible materials, and the use o f candles, lamps
collected be paid by the recorder to the city-treasurer.
em ber, and M yrtle P oint the first six dnys
o f F ebruary, April. June, Auguat, O ctoi»er and other lights in stores, Hliops, stables, theaters, halls, public build­
and D ecem ber.________________________ ______
ARTICLE YIL
ings, and other places; to condemn, remeve and secure fireplaces, stoves,
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LATINO AND WIDENINO STREETS AND ALLEYS.
chimneys, ovens, and boilers, or other aparatus which may be danger­
S e c t io n 1.
The common council of the city of Coquille is hereby
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in o .t roodt-rn atrnnii«d
BAK HEK ous in causing fires, and to provide for the protection against the ex­
S H O P in C oqu ille C ity .
granted power and authority within the limits of said city of Coquille,
tinguishment of fires.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
12. To provide a city prison and a workhouse and a house of whenever it may deem it expedient to open, lay out, establish and
correction for the vagrants and vicious persons, and to prescribe rules ! widen streets nnd alleys, and to appropriate and condemn private prop­
erty for the above named purposes.
and regulations for the government thereof.
S ection 2. Whenever tbe common council shall deem it expedient
13.
To
impose,
collect,
and
njij
ropricto
fines,
forfeitures,
and
-A.tt0xn.e3r . at - XjaTrr,
penalties of the violation of any ordinance of the city, and provide for to opeo, lay out, or establish a new street or alley or to widen un exist­
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
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the punisliVient of the violations of the city ordinances; but no fine to ing street or alley, it sball by resolution direct the city surveyor to
D e e le l in K kal K. b t it i o f all kind».
exceed one hundred dollars sball bo imposed, and no offender shall be make a survey of such new street or alley, or such proposed widening of
/■ 'IO Q C IL L IC C O U N C IL . N O .» 8 O F T H E
\ J Friiterunl Aid A eeooietion m eet« the imprisoned for a longer period than fifty days for the violation of the such street or alley, as the case may be, and make a plat of the same,
2d T uesday eyeninR o f imoh m onth.
and make a written report containing a full and complete description of
city ordinances.
Mus. E dith B alch ,
M rs. A lice T n ttle , Bee. _______ ___________
14. To provide for the working of prisoners upon the streets and such uew widened street or alley, and of the boundaries thereof, and of
Y 3 U K G U 4 L O D G E , No. 72. K. o r P. public works of the city, and to punish them for refusal to work.
the portion of each lot or lots, tract or tracts to be appropriated for
meets every T uesday evening nt M asonic
H a ll. Brothers in flood standing in sister
15. To prevent and restrain any riot, noise, disturbance or disor­ such street or alley, The city surveyor shall make such survey, report,
lo d g e s are cordially invited to visit ns.
derly assembly in any street, bouse or place in the city, and to punish and plat aud file the same with the record of the city of Coquille with­
A. O . BALC H , C. C.
R. H . MAHT, KeOf B AB._____________ and to prevent and punish the salo o f intoxicating liquors to minors in twenty days from the date the same was ordered by the council un­
O U ltT O O Q D I L L I i NO. IB, F O R E S T -
less the council grant him further time. Should the council deem said
overy second and and persons intoxicated, or in the habit of getting intoxicated, and to
C era o f Am erica. m m eets
«, at Mas*
la so n ie Hall prevent the opening of saloons on Suudaj\
fo u rth T hu rsday e v en
in g,
survey, plat, and report satisfactory, it shall adopt the same by ordin­
IffOM.
C o q u ille Citar, Oreuoii.
G ao. O . L bacb C . K .
1G. To p r e v e n t and punish trespass upon real estate or personal ance embodying such report.
J. W . STRANGE,
Coquille City's New Charter.
John F. Hall,
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H. N. LO B I*«, R . S
property of the city.
17. To prevent and regulate the ruuning at large of animalr,
and the discharge of firearms, airguns, and fireworks in said city, and
to tax animals.
TIDE CIRCLE, NO. 214,
18. To establish fire companies and regulate the samp, appoint
£ ~isVENINO
Id W . o f W „ m eets in H ersoy’ s H all on
2d and 4th S atorday n i«h ts in «Hoh m outh. fire wardens, and prescribe their duties.
O R A X . MAURY,
19. To establish fire limits within the city, and to regulate, eon-'
G u ard ian N eighbor.
Jeaae O. Sim m ons, C lerk.
trol, prohibit, and prevent the erection or repair of any wooden build­
C H A D W IC K L O D G E , NO. 68, A. F. ings or tents constructed or to be constructed of wood or combustible
J a n d A. M ., m eets on S atorday evening
o n o r b efore each fu ll m oon. V isitin g bretta* or inflnmabU material, and to limit the height and prescribe the min­
ren cord ia lly in v it e d .
ium thickness of the buildings within the prescribed limits, and within
C. R< MANIlMB, W . M .
J . J . L a m b , Soo.
____________________ such limits, to prohibit the use in the construction of nny building of
U E L A H C H A P T E R , N O. 0, O . E 8.,
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_ m eets F rid a y evenira; on or before any eombustibe or iuflainnble or unsafe material, and to declare auy,
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e a ch fu ll m oon at H o ’ clock from April 1st dnngerous or iiutenanable building or structure within said limits, a
t o O cto b e r J lst, and thereafter at 7:30; and
•jaoh F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o w eeks (here nuisance, and to condemn, tear down and remove the same.
a fte r at 2 o ’ clo ck .
20. To provide for the lighting of the streets and furnishing the
M iss E mma L o b in z . W . M.
M rs. Jennie L . R ose, Bee.
______________ city with gas and electric or other light.
n o q u u i b l L O D G E . NO. 53, I .O . <> F „
21. T o regulate the opening of street surface, the laying of gas,
m eets every Saturd ay even in g. V isit-
ug breth ren in good atanding cordially water and sewer mains aod pipes, nnd the erection of gas, electric, or
¡u v it e d .
E . L. F itc h , N .G .
other lights, and the repairing and maintaining of the same.
J . S . L aw ren ce, R. S.
22. To lav out, establish, vacate, wideD, open, nnd extend streets
a m ie r e b e k a h l o d g e , n o . w ,
I. O . O . F ., m eets every 2d and 4th
W ednesdays in ea ch m on th , at O d d F el­ or parts of streets and alleys, or parts of alleys in said city; and to lay
T U T L E C A M P , N O. 1»7, W O O D M E N
o f the W orld, m eete at Hemey Hall,
le t and ltd Saturday niqhts o f eaeh m onth.
1. W . L knutu , Consnl.
J , G . S im m on«. C lerk. _____________________
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low s’ hall.
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A nna M cD on a ld , Seo.
L ukbns . N. G .
/S o Q U I L L E E N C A M P M E N T , N O. 25.1.
O . O . F ., meeti« every first ami third
Thursdays ia eaeh m onth at Odd Fellows
n a il. C ordial in v ita tion extended to all vis-
it in g patriarchs in good sta n d in g .
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B. F. L awrence C. P.
4 . J . Stanley. Soribe.
out, establish, erect, construct, and maintain sidewalks sewers, ditches
gutters, and any or all public grounds and works provided for in this
act.
23. To establish nud regulate tile grade of the streets, and to de­
fine and fix the boundries of the same with proper monuments; to build,
and construct sidewalks of such material ns the council may determine;
to provide for the removal of all obstructions from the public highways
8H A D HUDSON,
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nnd works, streets, side nnd cross walks, ami to provide for the con­
struction, improvement, repair, and clearing of the same, and of'guttcra
and sewers; nnd to compel, by ordinance, the owners of lots to make
Mining and Real Estate Agents such improvements and repairs; to build construct, and repair side­
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
walks, sewers, ditches, aud gutters of such material as Iho council may
A V E valnable M ‘ uhh , Farm s, Stock
Hunches and T im ber Lands for sale. determine, nt the expense of the adjacent and abbuting lot owuiers, and
H onse and G acres o f land well im proved to provide for the sale of the lots adjacent or abbuting upon which any
in W ilh or, D ou glas cou nty, O r., fo r sale, such works or improvements may be constructed or made, for the pur­
o r exchange fo r property in M yrtle l o i u t .
pose of payiog the costs of the same nud the costs ami expenses of the
sale thereof, and to provide the manner in which such improvements shall
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be made and the expenses thereof, which slinll be assessed and collected
C. O. G 1LK E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ,
C oquille C u y, Or.— Opposite Depot. in the manner herein provided.
24. To provide for the survey of the boundaries of the city and
K eeps o n ly P ore W ines and L iquors and
all streets, lots, and blocks within such boundaries, and to have plats
Fine Cigars.
T h e A m ericu s C lub W hisky ia one o f the
made of same, nnd to adopt such plats as official plats of tbo city for
specialties served in thesa C lubroom s.
city purposes.
Best Billiard Table in Southern Oregon
25. To locate and construct any ditch, canal, or pipe for the con­
duct of water, and any drain, sewer or culvert it may deem neces­
O O O S
B A Y
sary or convenient, ami for such purpost s it shall have the right to en­
ter upon nny land between the termini of such ditch, canal or pipe,
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
drain, sewer or culvert, doing no unnessary damage thereby, nnd to
M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ents, Hea 1- appropriate so much of said land us may be necessary for the construc­
tion of said ditch, canal, pipe, drain, sewer or culvert in like manner as
ston es. Tableta, eto.
ce m e te ry lo ts enclosod w ith sten e ooping provided in chapter XXXII, title III, of the laws of the state of Oregon
o r cu rb in g . Iron railings furnished to o r ­
d e r. C orrespondence solicited from parties as compiled and annotated by William Lair Hill, for the appropriation
iv in g in the cou n try or oth er tow ns who
m ay wish a n yth in g in my lin e o f business. of lamia or right of way by corporations therein named, except when
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a different method of proceeduro is prescribed by this act; and to ap­
propriate and divert from its natoral course or chaunel for the purpose
of drainage or flushing any drain, sewer, or culvert, any spring or
HOLBHOOK, M ERRILL stream of water.
2«. To employ special officers for any municipal purpose when in
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the judgment of the council the services of such officers are requisite
Also BRIDGE A BEACH
for the welfare of the city, and to remove the same at pleasure.
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27. To establish and regulate the fees and compensation of all
officers of the municipal corporation, except when otherwise provided.
28. To provide suitable and safe means of ingress to and from
and any other
public buildings.
Hudson & Haynes,
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Marble anil Stone Worts
CALL WE
Doors, Windows
Building
NO. 1ST
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1901.________ _
18.
Material,
Or any and everythin#
carried in a
First-elaag Hardware Store.
29. To execute such power nnd authority as may be given
council elsewhere in this act.
to the
The powers and authority given to the council by this
act may be enforced bv ordinance or resolution, in accordance with the
nature of the case nnd establish principles of law, and should it appear
that any act or duty requisite or necessary to be done or performed
[Successors to J. J. Lamb. | \ under or by virtue of this act, aud that the menns or manner of its ex-
COR SALE AT A BARGAIN — ! cution has not been provided, such act or duty shall h« done or per­
Land at Cedar Point, with boom formed in such manner and through such means ns the common council
and boom privileges.
Also, over may presribe by ordinance or resolution, according to the nature of the
850 acres of I - T o . 1 b o 1 tom land, case, m il« majority of all members of the couned may pass any ordin­
within 2 miles of Coquille City, in
quantities to suit purchasers. En­ ance or resolution and mske anv by-laws, not repugnant to the laws of
this state or of the Unite 1 Slates, necessary to secore the peace and
quire of
W. SINCLAIR.
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Coquille City, Oregon. good order of the city and the health of its inhabitants; and the style
of all ordinances shall be hs follows: “ The people of the city of Co­
quille do ord»in aa follows.''
S ection 3.
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
S u c t io n 3 . Thereafter, within
thirty days Irom the adoption of
such report, the council shall ap­
point three disinterested free-hold-
ers of the City of Coquille, no kin
to any person or owner interested
in any property to be appropriated,
possessing the qualifications of ju r­
ors of the circuit court of Coos
county, to view such proposed
street aud make an assessment of
damages and benefits, as provided
in the next iollowing section of this
act, and shall assign a day and
place for them to meet, and shall
cause at least two weeks notice to
be given by publication at least
once each week for two consecutive
weeks in some newt paper published
in tbe City of Coquille, of the ap­
pointment o f such viewers, with
their names and the time and place
appointed for them to meet, and
specifying with convenient certainty
the boundaries ami termini of the
proposed street or alley to be laid
out, widened, and established, as
tbe case may be, and the boundar­
ies and description of the private
property to be appropriated for
such purpose; and the recorder
shall immediately, and at least five
days before the time assigned for
such meeting, cause such viewers
to be notified o f their appointment
and of the time and place of meet­
ing. Tbe notice herein provided
for shall be deemed conclusive no­
tice to all owners of property whose
property shall be appropriated bv
the laying out, opening or widen­
ing of auy street or alley.
B M s m illi j j f a g o n W ork
ARTICLE V.
SALAHirS AND
S ection 1.
FF.KS.
The mm or nnd roiincibnen sh ill receive no fees, «*!-
arien or other emoluments for their services.
Horseshoeing s Specislty.
S ection 2
The other ofB 'ers nnd employees j rovide by this act or
îï. W. Cor Second end Hell S ts,
Coquille City, Oregon.
•»ho may be appointed in pursuance thereof shall receive such percent
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
G W. WHITE Cathier
C O Q U IL L E V A L L E Y B A N K -
C A P IT A L
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$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 .
COQUILLE, OEEG-OU.
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, boys county, town nnd school district
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and ull kinds of legal instru­
ments—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
.¡Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
T O E S .
E O .A .I S I D O r
J. J LAMB.
ISAIAH HACKER,
A. J. SHERWOOD,
L. HARLOCKER, aud G. V .. WHITE.
NEW YORK WOLRD,
156 Pnpors a Year for One Dollar !
Tb rice-a-W eek Edition*
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HJEST P A P E R « t L
L O W E S T P R IC E (
The Jhrice-a-'W eek W orld ia aa good as a D a ily
at the price o f a weekly, and with your la rge * !
wild best local paper, giving all your C ounty
and State news, is equal to a daily and w eekly
at on ly the price o f a w eekly— 2.26.
T o g t h e r O n e Y ar
T he W orld prints the news o f all the w orld, h a y ­
ing special c >rreopondence from all im portant
news points o n tbe globe.
It has brilliant
illustrations, s to n e s by great authors, a oapital
idUnfifa fa -f$mw
humor page, com plete markets, departm ent*
for the household nnd w om en's work and oth er
special departm ents o f unusual interest.
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of which is required to be appro­
priated by the laying out, establish­
The regular subscription price of both papers ia $3; we will send
ing or widening o f such street or
both m e year for only $2 25— or at tbe rale of about
alley.
Such viewers shall also
1 cent each, jiostage prepaid.
make a just aud equitable estimate
and assessment of the value of the
benefits and advantages of such
street or alley aforesaid to the re­
Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending
and description of any invention will
Cut this out. and return with $1 (.money sketch
spective owners or other persons in­
promptly receive our opiuion free concerning
order or currenoy) and we will ord er the the patentability of same. “ How to Obtain a
terested in any lands, tenements follow in g “ Fam ily C om bination” sent pre­ Patent” sent upon request. Patents secured
through us advertised for sale nt our expense.
not required to be appropriated by paid:
Patents taken out through us receive *pedal
San
Francisco
Weekly
Post
1
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notice,
without charge, in T hp . P atent R ecord ,
the laying out, establishing or
an illustrated aud widely circulated journal,
consulted by Manufacturers and Investor»,
widening said street or alley, but The Gentlewoman 1 yr.
Send for sample copy FREE. Address,
abutting on the marginal line of National lllust. Magazine 7 yr
VICTOR J . EVANS A CO.
(Patent Attorneys,)
said proposed street or alley, or Amer. Poultry Aduocate 1 yr
WASHINGTON. O. Ok
Happy Hours Fam. Mag. 7 yr Evans Building.
within one-half the distance to the
Vermont
Farm
Journal
7
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next parallel street or alley on eaeh
Oui’ Price $1;
side thereof, of said lands, tene­
Regular Uost $4
T h is oo i.b iu a tion tills a fam ily need. W e
ments, or premises to be laid out or
Is the best all-around rem edy f o r CV>n-
w ill substitute the C hicago W eekly Inter
Btipation, Indigestion . L iver > P il K id ­
platted in lots and blocks; and to a Oc*jnn, Kansas C ity W eekly Star. New York
ney
C om p la in ts. Impn^e F lo o d . M ala­
T ribune, D enver W eekly • imes,
distance of two hundred feet on T W o eekly
rial Fevers. C hili* ami Fever. S ick nud
led o W eekly Blade, T w ice-a-w eek L ou is­
N ervons H eadache, KbetiuiAtiHtn, N eu­
either side of said marginal lines of ville Courier- Journal, o r M ontreal W eekly
ralgia, eto.
G azette in plitoe o f San Francisco W eekl /
said proposed street or alley, iu case P ost if d esired, but n o other ch an ges i »
One box snpplfea ^OOday-s* treatm ent, nt a
a llow ed . C lu bbing list fo r a stam p.
such lands, tenements or premises
coat o f o n ly $1, and is an u n failin g rem edy
O. H. .IONES, R*>om 1,
if used a cco rd in g to direction!*, o r m ou ey
Cir. Mgr. V erm ont Farm Journal.
aforesaid be not laid out or platted.
refu nded.
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W IL M IN G T O N V E R M O N T
O H A 8 . W . D Y E . o f Myrtle P oin t, bn*
Said viewers shall also make a just
\ J taken the Agency for C oos county, fo r
and equitable estimate of the bene­
50 YEA RS’
O U R N A T IV E HEKBd*
EXP ERIEN CE
fits and advantages, if auy, o f said
OH It N A T IV E O i l s .
OUR NATIVE HA I SAM,
proposed street or alley so to lie laid
P repared onlv bv T he A lonao O. Bliss Co*,
out, established or widened to tbe
W ashington, D . 0 .
respective owners, lessees or other
Mr. Dye, the Agent, has the perm ission o f
R . O. Dem ent, o f M yrtle P o in t, to use bin
persons interested in any lands,
nam e to recom m end it. as a splendid fam ­
T rade M arks
ily m edicine. Am ong other* v ho heavily
tenements or premises situated,
D esig n s
recom m end it are Darin-; G a n t. J n a y e s ,
C o p y r ig h ts A c .
(' M Herm ann and J W O tto.
abutting on or within one hundred
Anyon« -ending « ikelrh »nd description m .f
G et a cop y ol Our N ative A lm anrc from
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
leet o f the marginal line of tbe
the agent, or send to him for one at M yrtle
Invention 1« probably patentable. Communica­
tion* strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
P oint, and try those lOOomparublr m edi­
street or streets of which the said
sent free. Oldest agoney for securing patent*.
cines.
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Patent* taken through Munn & Co. receive
tptcial notice, without charge, in the
streets so to be laid out, established
Zion** Tobacco Spit and Smoko Tour Life Away*
or widened shall be a continuation
T o quit tobacco easily nnd forever, be mag­
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, tube No-To*
A handsomely Illustrated weekly, Largest dr-
or which shall connect therewith.
... Journal
______ Terras. $3 a
culatlon o f any scl.nitific
Bae, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
* $1. Sold
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by all
: four months,
ritroug. Ab druggists, 60c or II. Cure guaran­
Said viewets shall also ascertain
361 Broadway,
teed
Booklet and sample fro«. Address
and assess and include as benefits
i Sterling Remedy Co . Chicago or 'Jew York
a ¿ton, D. Cs
» K 8t.. Washington,
and advantages proportionately to
the owner or owners of the lands,
tenements or premises affected by
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ley, the cost of survejing tne same,
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CHEAPEST
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the cost of advertising such notices
Shipped to anyone,
as may be required, and also the
nnywhete, on 10
days* free trial,
compensation of the viewers. Said
in y o u r o w n
h o m e , without
viewers shall thereupon aud at their
asking one ccut
in advance.
earliest convenience report the as­
sessment for damages and benefits
10 y e a r » ’ written
wurruuty w i t h
as in this section required to the
each machine.
common council.
The viewers
A strictly high-grade Sew­
shall receive as compensation for
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
throughout iu the best pos­
sible manner. It possesses all
their services $3 per day, to be paid
modern improvements.audits
mechanical construction ia
by the city.
S e c t i o n 4 . The recorder sball,
at least five days before the day set
for such meeting, cause such view­
ers to be notified of their appoint­
ment and ol the time and place of
such meeting, and said viewers
shall meet at the time and place
designated, and shall then be sworn
to faithfully discharge the duties as­
signed them. They shall then, or
at any subsequent day to which
they may adjourn (which adjourn­
ment shall not exceed one week at
a time), proceed to view the streets
or alleys proposed to be opened,
laid out, or widened as the case
S ection 5 . Upon tbe filing of
may be, and to determine and
assess how much, if any, less vain-' said report o f the viewers with
able the lands, tenements, or prem­ tbe recorder lie shall immediately
ises, or any part thereof through or cause notice to be given of the fil­
over which the proposed street or I ing of said report, giving tbe date
alley is to be laid out, established ' when the same will be considered
or widened, will be rendered there­ by the council; notify all persons
by; they shall also ascertain the re­ interested to present theii objections
spective interests of all persons to said report, if any they have,
claiming to be the owners of lands, and said objections, if any there lie,
tenements, or premises aforesaid, together with said report shall be
or o f the improvements thereon, heard and determined by tbe com­
and tbe damage which each of said mon council. I f it shall appear to
owners lespectively will sustain. the council that the damages as­
Said viewers shall also make a just sessed are unreasonable or that the
and equitable estimate and assess­ benefits assessed are insufficient in
ment of tbe value of tbe benefits any respect they may cause said re­
and advantages of said street or al- , port to be amended so as to con­
ley proposed to be laid out, estab- [
form tbe same to a just and equita­
lished, or widened, as the case may
be, to the respective owners and 1 ble assessment o f damages and ben­
other persons interested in the laud, • efits.
tenements, and premises, any part 1
(Continued next week.
W. F. KENNEDY.
GENERAL
J. J LAMB. Pres.
For all kinds of
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Book and Commercial Work in the neatest and latest styles-
Call at the HERALD office. Our prices are right.
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such that iu it arc combined
simplicity with great strength,
thus insuring ease o f running,
durability, and making it im­
possible lor the machine to be
put out of order. It sciva fast
and tn.ikcs ■ perfect stitch
with ail kinds o f thi end and
nllclnsscsof uiuteriul. Always
ready for use and unrivalled
for speed, durability and qual­
ity of work. Notice the fol­
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The Htad o f the ‘ ‘Arlington” swings on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by a thumb
icrew Strong, substantial, newt and handsome in design, and beautifully ornamented In gold
Fed plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, making it flush with top o f table.
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beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the number o! stitches to m e wen, hiui con
be changed from * to 5« stitches to the inch. Heed fa double and extends ou both sides o f needle;
never f«'1s lo take vnods through; never «tops at seams; movement is pesiiive- no springs to
break and get out oi order; can be raised and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin Winder—Po;'
tilling tne bobbin antomatie.-dly and j>erfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine doe*
not ran while winding bobbin. Light Running- - Machine is easy to run, does not fatigue theoper-
ator, makes little noise and sews rnpldly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both side*,
will not ravel, and can be changed without «tripping the machine Tension is a flat spring ten­
sion, and will admit thread from 8 to l.jt) spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
Th« Needle is a st might, *clf-«etting needle, flat on one side, and canpnt be put in wrong Needle
Bar is round, made »»I case hardened steel, with oil cop at the bottom to pi event oil from getting
on the good* Adlustable Bearings—All bearings are case hardened steel nnd easily •rtjuste«!
with a screw driver. A l l lost motion can be taken up. and the machine will last a lifetime.
Attachments F.nch machine ia furnished with necessary toolsand accessories, and in addition we
furnish an extra set of attachment* in a velvet lined met.rl l»ox. free o f charge, ns follows: One
ruSler and gatherer, one binder, one slurring plate, one set o f four hemmers, different width* wp
to
« f an Inch, one tucker, one under braider, one short or attachment foot, and one thread
cutter. W’o*>dwntk of firiF-st oua'.ity oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel plated rings
to drawers, dies* guards to wheel, "and device for replacing belt.
n n W T D A Y HIGH PflICES FOR R IIV DIRECTLY OF MANUFMTUIICM AWO
\ UUn I l A l SEWING MACHINES HU I SAVE AGENT’3 AND DEALER S PROFITS
O U R G R E A T OFFER.
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5peclal Wholesale Price, but
in or-, r t > inn-d'D-e this
h ;:r.io.'; *ewinj 4 machine, weiuake^a sj-ecial ceil £
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pon o.Ter, giving every reader o f this paper a c hance to get a first-clas* ma­
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chine 1 1 the lowest price ever offered. On receipt o f $ik.*o cash and coupon,
we wdl ship the *T»ove-de*crihod machine anywhere securely packed and
crated, an igunisntee safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent with
each machine. Money refuuded if not as represented after thirty days’ test
trial We wi' ‘ hipt\ O !». for $10 .r0 with privil-geof twenty day s'trial cn
The best plan is to «end all cash "with order, as you then save the $1.00 dis­
count. Remember tha coupon mu t bn sent with
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