Coquille City herald., April 16, 1901, Image 1

Coquille Cittì Hcfttlô.
VOL
C O Q U IL L E
J . W . STRANGE,
C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y . A P R IL
16,
NO. 41
1901.
COUNTY RICH IN PROM'SE.
This is but one instance, other op­ County School Apportionment.
IH E NEW YORK WORLD
I. J. LAMB, Pres.
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
6. W. WHITE Cashier.
portunities in timber, coal and dairy
Undeveloped Reeources of the Coquille Dis­ lines await to reward meu of er
Thrtce-a-Week-Edition.-Almost a Daily
trict Are Greet.
at the Price of a Weekly.
and perseverance.
C o q u ille C ity . O r.
Coquille,
March
30 .— (Special
The presidential campaign ia over
DISTRICT.
W il vigit Raudon first six days of Janu­
AMT.
ary, March, May, July, September and Nov­
correspondence.)— “All aboard! Co­
but the world goes on juat the aame
i.— Myrtle Bank..........
133 90 and it ia full of news. To learn thia
ember, and Myrtle Point the first six days
quille, Myrtle PoiDt!” shouts the
of February, April, June, August, October
2.— Hermann..............
CAPITAL
- -
950.00
and December.
lusty-throated hostler.
Eutering road, make connection with Myrtle 3.— A r g o ...................... ... 2O3 IO news, just as it is— promptly and im­
partially—
all
that
you
have
to
do
is
m f l E PALACE + —
4.—
Lauipey
Caeek......
. . 178 40
The
the hotel bus we rumble along over Point, 10 miles distant.
C O Q U I L L E , O B E G - O U .
to look iu the columns of The Thrice-
the planked streets aod bridges of j steamer Mandalay, a handsome, 5.— Browns.................. ... 188 25 a-Week Edition of The New York
The nio.t modern arranged BAliBKU
6.— Empire C ity.......... ... 227 80
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
SHOP in Coqoille City.
Marshfield toward the depot. This, large boat. ply>Dff between Coquille 7.— M cknight.............. ...
92 OO World which comes to the subscri­
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school district
M. McDonald, Proprietor. while not an elegant affair, answers and San Francisco direct, makes a 8.— Coqnille City......... . . IO92 25 ber 156 times a year.
The Thrice-a-Woek World's dili­ warrants, draws noces, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru­
all practical purposes. For this 26 trip every ten days, besides several 9.— Marshfield.............. ... 1225 IO
gence
as a publisher of first news ments— Notarial work.
F. Hall,
miles of railroad is an evidence of schooners carrying lumber and 10.— Cunningham.........
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
has
given
it circulation wherever the
11.— Parkersbu rg .......... .. :8o 85
San Franaiso’s enterprise and con freight. Thus sffording this rich 12.— Catching Slough...
English language is spoken— and A£tna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orieut and Magdeburg.
- A .tt0 r n .s 3 r . a t - I j a - w ,
fidence in the present and future of section direct and frequent com­ 13.— North B end.......... ... 161 15 you want it
B O A B D O B’
M AR SH FIELD, OREGON.
The Thrice-a-Week World’s regu­ A. J. SHERWOOD,
this
part of Oregon, and is owned munication with San Francisco.
14.— Riverton................. ... 299 45
------ -----------------
ISAIAH HACKER,
J. J LAMB,
lar
subscription
price
is
only
$1.00
Dealer in R k il E state of all kinds.
94 50
California t s . Oregon is once 1 5 — Bridge...... .............. ...
and operated by J. D. Sprecklaa A
L. HARLOCKER, and G. W. WHITE.
per
year.
We
offer
this
uneqnaled
>.39fl OF THE Co. of San Francisco.
f^ lO Q U IL L E COUNCIL. NO.λ
The fare more illustrated' in this section. 16 — Willauch Slough...
newspaper and H erald together
F raternal Aid Association meets the
17.— Kentuck Slough ...
2d Tuesday evening of each month.
from Marshfield to Coquille, 18 When the people talk of the "city,” 18.—Flagstaff................. •• 153 70 one year for $2.00
Mus, E d it h B a l c h ,
••• 13 « 45
The regular subscription price of
miles, is 75 cents. Trains composed they mean San Francisco. San 19.— Strangs...................
M rs, Alice T attle, Sec.
_ _
_
Thrioe-a-Week Edition*
the two papers is $ 2 . 50 .
Francisco
commercial
men
have
of
two
passenger
nnd
freight
cars,
20 — Fishtrap.................
y b u B O U S LO D G E, No. 72, K. o f P.
(11 h n h k s t p a p e r *t I.
meets every Tuesday evening at Masonic
things their own way, and Portland 21.— Randolph.............. •• 143 85
; 11U LOW EST PRICE j
H all. Brothers in good standing in sister leave .Marshfield Monday, Wednes­
156 Papers s Year for One Dollar !
“Last winter I was coofined to
22.—
North
Fork..........
79
65
lodges are cordially invited to visit ns.
day and Friday for Coquille and is a back number To get freight
my
bed
with
a
very
bad
cold
on
the
The
Thrioe-a-Week
World is as Rood as a Daily
A. G. BALCH, C. C.
23 — Lee.......................... ... 193 20
at the price of a weekly, nnd with yoor largest
Myrtle PoiDt, returning following in here from Portland one will have 24 — Rackleffs..................
K. II M A ST . K. of li. ifeS.
luDgs. Nothing gave me relief.
The
Tlirite-a-Wrek
World
and best looal paper, giving all yourConnty
•• 136 45
and State news, is equal to a daily and weekly
OURT COQUILLE, NO. 18, FOREST- days.
Twelve miles out from to ship on Alliance to Marshfield 25.— Fairview................. .. 148 80 Finally my wife bought a bottle of
7ern
ef America, meets every second and
at only the price of a weekly— 2.25.
«
One
Minute
Cough
Cure
that
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall Marshfield a branch is run to Beaver and ship by rail to Coquille, and the 26.— Haines Slough........
The World prints the nows of all the world, hay­
foni
effected a speedy cure. I cannot
ing special c rreipondence from all important
Coquille City, Oregon.
rate on latter is as much as from 27.— M cKinley...............
Hill
coal
mines,
six
miles,
from
Gxo. O . L b a c h , C. K.
speak too highly of that excellent
news point? on the (¡lobe.
It has brilliant
H. N. L « brn 7, H. 8
illustrations, stones by (¡rent authors, a capital
whence the product of these mines Portland to Marshfield, whereas 28.— Gravel Ford............ •• 126 55 remedy." Mr. T. K. Houseman,
29.— Two Mile...............
humor pag**, complete markets, departments
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197 , w o o d m e n
can be hauled either to Marshfield Sen Eruncisco has direct steamer 30.— Sumner....................
Manatawney, Pa. R. S. Knowlton.
for the household nnd women’s work and other
of the World, meets nt Hersey Hall,
special departments of nnusual interest.
communication
with
the
Coquille
or
Coquille
for
reshipment
by
water
1st and Sd Saturday nights of each month.
3«.— Carolina................. •• 126 55
J. W . L e n k v b , Consul.
The regular subscription pries of both papers is $ 3 ; wn will send
32.— Doia.........................
down Coquille River or Coos Bay. river country.
J . G . Simmons, Clerk.
both < ne year for only $2 25—or nt tbs rate of about
33.— Bald Hill.................
What
Portland
needs
and
needs
The road tuns through a good
F V m r O T ID E CIRCLE, NO 214.
1 ceDt each, postage prepaid.
34.— Catching Creek.......
W. of W., meets in Hersey’ s Hall on
badly
is
a
number
of
small
craft
to
COQUILLE CITY, OR.
2d and 4t’h Saturday nights in each month. deal of broken country, hilly, and
35.— Daniels Creek.........
OR AX. MAURY,
principally covered with timber. make regular tripe into these sec­ 36 — S. C. Rogers............ •• 94 50
T o t t x e TD m o r f u . x i a . t e
Guardian Neighbor.
3 esse C. Simmons, Clerk.
The bottom lands, however, attest tions if she would win a portion of 37.— Sugar Loaf............. .. 104 25
House, Sign and Carriage
V is it DR. JORDAN’S
{
the constantly growing trade in this 3 8 — Ten Mile................. . 124 IO
Painter. '
1H ADW IC K LODGE, NO. 68. A. F. the natural fertility of soil and are
Dr
Gibbon
39.— Coos River..............
J and J l . M., , meets on Saturday evening
modern
land
of
CanaaD.
It
may
be
Museum
of
Anatom
y1
Paper
Hanging,
dairy nnd stock
on or before eaoh fall moon. Visiting breth­ being used for
This old reliable nnd
|1061 m ill!CT.bti.ttk* 7th, S.r.CiL I
Interior Decorating
of interest to furniture men to know 40.— L ib b y ...................... .. 529 20
ren oordikHy invited.
most successful spec­
lunches.
The Largest o f ita kind in tba World.
41.— Myrtle Point........... .. 623 OO
C. Rc m a n d b b , W. M.
and
ialist in San Frntcis­
that
along
the
Coquille
the
Myrtle
W e uro continually additi« now
•J. J, Lnnife. Sec.
42.— Rock Creek.............
92 OO
co, still continues to
A ride of little over two hours has
im e and learn huw woudcrtully you «re made
Graining
and how to avoid iu k u r* * and diavaae. I f y og
onre all Sexual and
»UKLAK CH APTER . NO. »5. (). E. H.. brought us, to Coquille, county seat tree grows quite abundantly and 43.— Norway....................
suffer from any o f the ills o f m en. count (o Hie
Seminal Disease«,
(oldest Specialist on ill« FaclOc Coast.
meets Friday evenirg on or before
frequently to a thickness of 30 44.— R oy....................... . 163 60
Estimates
furnished
on
all
classes
(such
as
Gonorrhcs-
each full moon at 8 o’ clock from April 1st of Coos County.
This pretty town
I D R J O B D A N -P R IT A T E D IN K A N R I
G*1 e e t , S t r ; c t u re,
203 IO of work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cousiiltnlioii fn-e and »!• lallv p r im i«. Treatm ent |fr»„n
fto October ¡list, and thereafter at 7:30; and
inches through.
The writer has 45.— Alleghany...............
I Ally or hr letter. H T P N K . I S thoroughly eradicated
¡Syphilis, in all it
dairy
aaoh Friday afternoon two weeks there is the center of a rich
' from Hi“ «».ten t without u
¡forms, Skin Diseases.
seen n cabinet made of this wood 46.— New Lake................ .. II9 LO
I V I ItY !H W
app
after at 3 « ’clock.
section, situated on gently sloping
47.— Roland Prairie......... -
I
opiuiow o f hi* complaint.
N e r v o u s Debility,
79 65
Miss E m m a L o b b x z . W . M.
» « w ill Uumrnntee a P O S I T I V E C V R K In trerv
und it is a beauty.
Impotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of
48.—
Shiloh......................
..
94
50
Mrs. Jennie L. Rose, Seo.
«**
M
M
tlr
ila
k
f.
or
forfait
O n « T h o n s a a d K a llis v e .
ground, green as the emerald hills
Manhood, the consequence of self-abnse
W rit« for R cjk — P h l l u f t w p h . r o f U l a r r l n g * ,
»
The richness and beauty of its 49.— East Marshfield....:. . 2IO 50
,
nutran rnnn
lA lalusM o book fo r m a n .)
and excesses producing the following «ympa
hOQUILLE LODGE, NO. 53, I. O . O. F., of Ireland, on the right bank of the
1 D B . J U t I U S N a CU..I0AI M urk.IS*. 8 . K.
toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
'J meotsevery Saturday evening. Visiti­
grain, hardness and high polish, 50.— Remote................... • 94 50
ng brethren in good standing cordially Coquille river; it is the head of nnv
der the eyes, pain in the hend, ringing in
polish, resembling a dee bronze, 51.— Utter City.................
the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in
invited.
E. L. F i t c h , N. G.
igation of that stream, which flows
strangers, palpitation of the
J.. K. Lawwnce. R. S.
89 55
Y e a r l y . approaching
makes it superior to either oak or 52.— Bancroft.................. •
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, I ohs
5 3 — North Slough.........
136 40
\RTAMTE REBEKAH LO D G E, NO. 90, in a sinuous course, 26 miles, into walnut.
of
memory,
pimples
on tLe face, conghs-
Men
and
women
of
Rood
address
to
How extensively these 54.— Bandou...................
ivA I. O. O. F ., meets every 2d and 4th the sea at Bnudon.
• 7*9 30 represent us, some to travel appointing couHUinution etc.
The last school
Wednendivys in each month, at Odd F tl-
larger specimens grow, I am unable 55.— Beaver ¡Slough........
126 50 agents, others for local work looking D R . GIBBON hns practised in San Fi nn
census gives its population at 1000.
lowiT h a ll.
I b m a L ukens . N. G.
over 37yenrsnnitbose troubled should
87 IO after our interests. $ 9 0 0 salary guar­ cisco
to say, but trees of smaller growth 56.— Esterbeck............... .
Anna MoHefiald, Seo.
The courthouse built in ’97 cost
anteed yea rly; extra commissions and not fail to consult him and recoive the ben­
57.—
South
Slough.........
Is the best nll-nronnd*rcmedy for Con­
.
141
30
efit
of
his great skill and experience. The
rapid advancement, old es­
r U )Q U IU L E ENCAM PM ENT, N O . 25.1. $ 14,000 and the new public school are very abundant all over thia
stipation, Indigestion, Livt»r And Kid­
doctor cure« when others fa il.
Try him.
IO9 3O expenses,
59 — Hall* Creek............
O . O . Y .t meets every first and third
tablished house. Grand chnnce for earn­ CUBES G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured
section.
ney Complaint«. Impure Blood, Mala­
ITharsdsysiia osch month nt Odd Fellows’ building, $ 5000 . In addition to its
60.— Prosper..................... • 141 35 est man or woman to secure pleasant, at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
rial Fevers, Chills nnd Fever. Sick and
mall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis­
A tour of investigation on the 61.— Beachview...............
Nervous Headache, ltbeumatism, Neu­
82 10 perm anent position, liberal income nnd write.
D R . J. F. G IB BO N ,
graded school it has an academy—
it in g patriarchs in good standing.
ralgia, etc.
future. N ew , brilliant lines. W rite at
625 Kearney street. San Franc.i30o C a l.
B. F. L
C. P.
96 95 once.
three teachers. Two steam saw­ part of Portland merchants into 62.— Bear C reek..............
3 . J. Stanley. Scribe.
One box «nppliea 200 days’ treatment, at a
mills witn a daily capacity of 25 to these regions might be productive 63 — Enchanted ............... .. 11665
S T .t l 'F O I t l ) P I I K S S ,
5 0 YEARS’
cost of only $1, and is an unfailing remedy
64.— Four Mile................ .
87 10 23 C hurch 81., New Haven, l« u n .
J. E HAYNES.
E X P E R IE N C E
of
mutual
benefit.—
C.
G.
in
SHAD H O W O N ,
if
used according to directions, or money
30 thousand feet per day.
A fur­
65.— Sitkum.....................
87 IO
refunded,
niture factory and marble yard, Evening Telegram.
66.— Sand H ill...............
92 OO
■O H A 8. W . D YE. of Myrtle l ’oint. has
T H E
R u lso n & Haynes, three hotels, eight general stores,
67.— Excelsior.................. • 89 55
V y taken the Agency for Coos coanty, for
The second annual report of the 68.— Larsen Slough......... ■ 121 55
two
blackshitb
shops,
two
hardware,
OUR N ATIVE HEKB8,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
Oregon Historical Society hns been 69.— Beaver Hill.............
171 OO
OUR N ATIVE OILS,
three candy aod cigars, one jewelry
Eckley, Curry Couuty, Oregon.
received. It is a pamplet 5 Jx 9 J
OUR
N A T IV E BA ISA M .
TRADE M A R K »
AVX •vnlonble
Farm ,. Stock store, one bnnk, two livery stables inches and contains 124 pages.
It 71.— B u ell......................... • 94 50
D e s ig n s
Rauches and Timber Lands for sale.
Prepared
only
bv The Alonzo O. Bliss Co.,
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
nnd two newspapers.
The town shows that the society had 627 72.— Coaledo.....................
Washington, D . C.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly »«certain our opinion free whether an
House sod H acres of land well improved owns water works, gravity system. members on Nov. 30 , 1900 , distri­ 73.— West M. P ..............
Invent ion li probably patentable. Communica­
• 185 75
Wm. Gallier, Proprietor,
Mr. Dyo, the agent, has the permission o
in Wilbur, Douglas county. Or., for sale,
tion* atrtctl/confldentlaL Handbook on Patent*
R. C. Dement, of Myrtle Poiut, to use h i
109 30
or oxohange for property in Myrtle Point. An electric light plant, private en­ buted in twenty-three counties in 74.—-Pleasant Hill........... .
•ent free. Oldest agency for aecuriiiK patent*.
Patent* taken through Munti ft CO. receive
name to recommend it us a splendid fain
Oregon and four in Washington. Joint, 2.— L ake................. • 71 95 HAIlDWfUlE,
asocial notice, without charge, In the
terprise, iB in contimplation. Five The material collected during the
ily medicine. Among others v ho heavily
recommend it are Darius Gont, J itayes,
W . H. B u n c h , School Supt.
churches: Presbyterian, Christian, year is classified as follows: Library
A G fIT E WAHE,
¡ C M Hermann and J W Otto.
Largest
dr-
|
Get a copy o! Our Native Almanac from
A
handsomely
Illustrated
weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Department— Documents, 134 ; diar­
___ _________
eulation o f any scientific
jourrml Term*. $3 a
o —
-— —
The Oregonian.
ulu, fl. 1. 8old by all newsdealers. J the agent, or send to him for one nt Myrtle
QUEENS WAHE,
ies, account books, e tc , 18 ; maps
Point, nnd try these incomparable medi­
South and the St. James.
I8H TR AP
SH1NGLK -M ILL
W IL L
cines.
Ijr tf
and charts, 15 ; bound newspaper
Takes the market news of San
fnrnHth firat-claaa Bhingie» at Coqoille
nut on, D. C.
Aside from the large saw mills, files. 27 ; miscellaneous papers, un­
T IN WflHE.
Francisco
by
wire
prints
it
doily
ior $1.78 per M.
Call and examine Roods nnd investigate
there are three creameries tributary bound, 53 , pamphlets, 165 ; miscel­
Dimen,inn shingles fnrnised on apeoiai
prices.
a q I
and distributes it in Coos ronnty
A $65.00 Machine
K i m "flrlinflton”
to the town, distributing ready cash laneous books, 106 ; early school 24 boars ahead of tlio Bay City
order*.
books,
48
.
Museum
Department—
among
the
people
from
the
product
Liberal diaconnt for hanling. if pnrehaaed
pnpeis. It also serves the arrival
threading S
ewing Mine
Pioneer relics, 207 ; archaeologial and departure of vessels nt all
JSr
1 8 .5 0
the Mill.___________ W ALTER COLVIN. sold in San Francisco rasrket.
L A TES T
elics. 172 ; pioneer photographs, 448 ; Pacific c.iast ports. For this part of
B ES T
C O O S B A Y
The country is as yet undeveloped other pictures, 139 . The documents
C H EA P ES T
save what nature so bountifully consist inninly of letters and other the country its columns “ Domes­
Issued Weekly,
Shipped to anyone,
tic and Foreign ports,” is the best
anyw hete, oti 10
supplies. Land suitable for stock written matter relating to the early shipping guide. Besides giving
tiny»’ free trial.
In y o u r o w n
soeial
and
business
life
of
the
C. IN. PATERSON, Prop.
and dairying cun be bought from
the movements of steam vessels
h o m e , without
country, and the relics are such as between Han Francisco. Coqnille
asking one cent
$10
to
$30
per
acre.
Improved
Manufacturer of Marble Monuments, Hea 1-
in advance.
were used while cri s ju g the plains
stones. Tablets, eto.
ranches, 160 , usually sell for $10,- with teams or in the early industries river, Coos Bay aDd Portland, it
Editor and Publisher,
notes the arrival and departure of
10 years’ written
cemetery lots enclosed with stone ooping
warranty w i t h
e r curbing. Iron railings furnished to or­ 000 . But choice land along river of the country. Visitors at the sailing schooners at and f->r their UKCOLA,
• • • N E B IM A .
each machine.
der. Correspondence solicited from parties bottom, improved, sells as high as rooms in the city hall, Portland,
ports. The Oregonian is the only T e r m s — H e r a l d a n d C o m m o n e r —
iving in the country or other towns who
A strictly high-grade Sew ­
may wish anything in my line of business. $100 per acre. Available timber average 1500 a month, nnd all who Momiag Daily coming in heie
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e .
M
'
-
O
visit that city are cordially invited which advertises Coos county j
throughout in the best pos­
lands, $ 12.50 per acre.
to call.
sible manner. It possesses all
sbroad. The Weekly Oregonian One Year.................................. $ 2.00
modern improvements, and ita
Apples, pears and prunes can be
mechanical construction ia
gives all the news of our state i nd Six Months................................ 1.00
such that in it are combined
cultivated here to perfection; ap­
64 column of general telegraphic Three M onths.......................... 75
si m p ltdty with grtst strength,
Baer Capitol Is Taken.
HOLBROOK, MERRILL ples are free from pests and fetch
thus insuring ease o f running,
news of the world each week. It |
durability, and m aking it im ­
possible
lor the machine to be
A S T E T S O N ............
high prices in San Francisco market.
will
be
sent
in
connection
with
the
!
London, April 9 .— Lord Kitch-
put out o f order. It sewn fail
T H E
AM*
and makes a perfect stitch
Also BRIDGE A BEACH
Here are opportunities on every side enr, reporting to the War Office, un­ H erald for only $2 per year'
with all kinds o f thiead and
Csupon. If
nil classes of mnU-rtnl. Alw ays
for men with energy, with or with der date of Pretoria, April 8, says: Here is your chance for County, I
S T O V E S * ----------
Mat C. 0 . 9.
ready for n»e and unrivalled
“PIumer has occupied Pietersburg State and National News,
for speed, dut ability am i qua!-
out capitl. Every one willing to
•raatrki
m
ity o f work. Notice the fol-
with slight opposition. He captured
ARLINGTON ”
low ing points of su p eriorly-
work can make money here. Peo­ two locomotives and 39 trucks.
New York, April 9 .— According
ple that came in here poor, have as
and any other
The capture of Pieterburg is re­ to a Herald special from Washing­
The Head o f the “ Arlington” sw ings on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by * thumb
a result of their labor become well garded here as important. The ton, since the rebellion in the Philip­
$crew. strong, substantial, neat ami handsome in design, and beautifully ornamented in gold,
plate has rounded corners aqd is inlaid or countersunk, m aking it flush with top o f table.
Building
Material, to do. This vast region abounding place is the terminus of the railway, pines 50,000 men is the lowest esti­ B a n d o n , - - O r e . fled
ill adm it the
HigSLst A rm —Space under the arm is fitf inches high and 9 inches long
rnd through
Urgent skirts, and even quilts. It Is Self Threading— Absolutely no holes to put thread
and
has
been
the
Cspitol
of
the
Boer
mate
of
the
War
Department
of
the
J.
B.
Gross
&
Son,
Prop.
Or any and everything
in timber, coal and lands, where the
except eye of needle. Shuttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put in
iu or
government since the evacuation of csusalties sustained by the Filipino
lake out; bobbin hold« a js r g e am ount o f thread. 5tltcH Regulator is on the bed o f the machine,
grass is green the year around, and Pretoria.
carried in a
number of stitches to the inch, and can
the btvbbin winder, and has a scale showiqi
‘lowing f the
‘
The whole Northern foroes; 7667 rifles have been cap­ Chief resort of Bandon by the sen. beneath
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b ?ch an ged from 8 toili stitches
to the inch, ________i
Teed Vs double and extends ou both aide» o f needle;
Agents for the celebrated Silver
where, owing to the mild climate, Railway is now in the bauds of the tured or surrendered, nnd 65,142
First-class Hardware Store.
never fails lo Like «roods 8 through; never stop* at seam s; m ovement Is positive; n o springs to
i’der; can I k * raised and lowered at will. A utom atic l>obbin W in d e r— Fo.
break ¡»nd get out oi ___
ord
British.
Bar (Kentucky) Whisky.
rounds of ammunition have been
but little winter feeding is necessary
filling
fijlildn automatically
automatically am
nnd ! perfectly
perfectly si----
smooth
without holding the thread. - M ---------------------
achine does
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not run while winding boblrfn.
does not r‘
fatigue theoper-
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n li»f— Machine is easy * to run, J
According to Lord Kitchener's seized.
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• rk stitch, the same on Doth side«.
Stitch
is a double lock
and sews rapidly
offers yet opportunities to the man
ator, m akes M tle no
D o n ’t IM Ilo e T T x e m ..
will not ravel, and can l»c changed without stopping the machine, ten sio n is a fist spring ten
dispatch only one officer and one
The number of Filipinos killed
• ion and will admit thread from 8 to loO spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f order.
(Successors to J. J. Lamb, j willing to work such as may not be man was killed. The Boera evac­ cannot be accurately determined, os
Th* Needle is a straight uri&sefling needle, flat on one side, and canpot he put in w rong Needl«
Bar i4 round, made oi case liiid eiied steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
found
in
any
other
part
of
the
yd
during
the
night
uated
the
to
General
MacArthurin
his
dispatch
THE
on the goods. Adjustable Hearings All bearings are case-hardened steel and easily ««busted
COR SALE AT V BARGAIN —
with a screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, and the machine will last a lifetim e
prior to Plumer'a arrival after blow­ states that it ia impossible to be ac­
Land at Cedar Point, with boom country.
A ttachm ent«— Radi machine la furnished with necessary tools and Bccesanries, and in addition we
For instance, about a year ago, ing up two trucks laden with am­ curate on this point. It would not
fnrulsh ;>ti extra set of attachm ents in a velvet lined metal box, free o f charge, as follow *: One
and lioom privileges.
Also, over
r(• — r ;*-id gatherer, on*“ Liudei, ou e shirring plate, one set of four hemm ers, different widths up
munition.
surprise
officials
should
the
Filipino
'/> ■ f ar inch, one tucker, one under braider, one short or attachment foot, ami one thread
250 acres of 1 >T©. 1 bottom land, four men, ordinary miners, from the
An 8 page Family pa­
• nit« r. \V«Mtdwork o f finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
Lord Kitchener reporU the cap­ fatalities reach 26 , 000 , and some say
within i miles of Coqoille City, in Newport coal mines prospected for
lo .It -»wen», <:re •* spunl* to wheel, nnd device for replacing belt.
ture
of
16
prisonere,
50
horses
and
50,000
ia
closer
to
the
real
figures.
per. 3 wide columns
quantities to suit purchasers. En­ coal not far from Marshfield, took
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R l i Y 0IRECTIY OF MANUFACTURCRt ¡NO
\ UUrl ! rAT s e w in g m a c h in e ! oUl sa v e a g e n t s ano d e a l e r ' s p r o f it s
the depot of war stores at Bosh- Adjutant-General Corbin ia satisfied
to each page. Con­
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
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in or«K i to iulrodnce this high-grade sew ing machine, we m ak e A special cou­
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Coquille City, Oregon. up a homestead claim, cn which man’s Kop, Orange River Colony. that the casualties suffered by the
tains short and contin­
pon offci. giving r . a v leader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class roa­
As an offset the Cotnmander-io- insurgents will form a potent reason
they found and developed a coal
ch n«* ut the lowf-st price ever offered. On receipt of f iA .g o cash and coupon,
ued atoriee, poems, an­
wr will »hip the
- d-scribed machine aayw here securely packed *n d
W. F. K E N N E D Y . mine and which they recently sold Chief reports tint 100 men of the for the abandonment of further re­
crated. »;»d gun. .1«
- . delivery^
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A teu years’ written^warranty
______ _________ , sent with
ecdotes, notes on sci­
British Lancers and Imperial Yeo­ sistance by the native*.
i f not as represented after thirty days' test
each machine. C
. refunded
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for $ 20,000 to San Francisco parties. manry were attacked bv 400 Boera
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ttisf. W e » i .«h in t. < i !» for <10..V) with privilege o f twenty days’ trial on
ence. invention, na­
O E N ER AL
nice o f good faith u *d charges. I f you prefer thirty
receipt o f fn.flrta* a k
Further development* sine« made to the northward of Aberdeen, Cape
We have mode arrangments by
«lay*’ trial
fi-re p«v iwffTaewd f>r ouv large illustrated catalogue with teatl-
ture, etc. Illustrated.
■»oni.el-, • xptainiug !uUy bow w * »hip sew ing machines anywhere to aoy.
increased the value of this property Colony, and that after several hours’ which we can offer the king of dairy
on»* at the 1 w* st ma nufactnrer’s prices without asking one cent in advance,
Published we«l(y 50c per Year
The !»n»t plan i* to < end all cash with order, as you then save the $1.00 dts-
to at least $ 50 , 000 . The Govern- fighting the British were surrounded papers, Hoard's Dairyman, and the
count. Per-..,
t •' ie ■ MifK4t uiu t be sent with ordwv-
Soecul
Offer.
3
months
tor
10
cent*.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
meat laws give the prospector a and captured, with the exception of , H erald for $2. No up-to-date dairy-
25 , who succeeded in making their ; man can afford to be without this Address, Younq American. 162
N. W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts., year to prove up on coal-bud mines.
en Í I
Hr wake j«»r 'irtfcr ibr«*agli lb« H«raM, wilbAit extra c«ul*
escape.
paper.
Coquille City, Oregon.
Second St.. Portland, Oregon
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