Coquille City herald., June 04, 1901, Image 1

VOL
18.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
J. W. STRANGE,
D e n t is t ,
Coquille City. Or.
W il visit Hnndou first six days of Jana-
arv. March, May. July, heptemner and Nov­
ember, and Myrtle Point the first six days
of February, April, Jane, August, October
and December.
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I A .J.S herwood , *
I a tto r n e y T t lav T
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 1
Coquille City, Oregon.
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John F. Hall,
A t t o r a s y
. a t - D a 'w ,
M AR SH FIELD , OREGON.
Dealer in U kal Ksrvrii of d l kinds.
IO Q U IL L E COUNCIL. NO.898 OF TH E
J Fraternal Aid Association meets the
2d Tuesday evening of each month.
Mas, E dith iUi.cn,
Mrs. Alioe T a ttle, Sec._____________________
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YUUBGU4 LODGE, N o . 72, K . or P.
meets every Tuesd.-y evening at Masonic
H all. Brothers in good s'Hlidinoin sister
lodges are cordially invited to visit ns.
A. G. BAUCH, C. C.
B . H . M AST, K. of R . & 8 . _____________
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IOUKT C O Q U IL L E, NO. 18, F O H K 8T-
v^iors of Amerioa, meets every second and
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall
Coqaille City. Oregon.
Otto. O. L ia c h . C. R.
H . N. L okbnz , U.
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No Children Wanted-
The Unconscious Orphan-
W AN TED —A yonnR married couple I no
children) as Rardntr aud dairy maid.
W A N TE D —A situation as ooacittnan by a
yonne KnRlishman. no family, where
there is a cottage on the place. W ife a
Rood seamstress.
W AN TED —By a yonnR m tried man. n place
as pardener. Wife understands milk and
Mother I have found a tear
In your eye! How camo it there?
More are coming—now they chase
One another down your face,
How I feel your bosom heave!
What makes vou sob and grieve?
Let me wipe your tears nway,
Or I cannot g o and play.
butter. No incombrances.
Why is father sleeping so?
Put'me down and let me go—
Let me go where l can stand
Near enough to reach his hand.
W hy, it feels as stiff aud cold
As a piece of ice to hold!
Lift me no to ki«s his cheek,
Then perhaps he’ll wake and apeak.
Mother, O, it isn't he,
For ho will not look at me!
Father hadn't cheeks so wnite—
See, the lips are fastened tight!
Father always spoke and smiled.
Calling me his “ darling child;”
He would give and ask a kiss
When 1 came—but who is this?
If ’ tis father, has he dono
Speaking to his darling one?
Will he nsver, never more
Know and love mo as before?
Could he hear what we have sai^?
Tell me what is being dead?
O, lie doesn't breathe a breath!
Mother, what’s the cause of death?
Good Harbor of Coos
Bay.
Marshfield, Or., May 20.—Coos
Hay, the port of entry for the cus­
tom district of Southern Oregon,
has the most important harbor be­
tween Humboldt Bay and the Col­
umbia river. It has a depth of 28
feet at low tide. Tne shipping in­
terests of Coos Bay are large, and
are rapidly increasing, mostly coast­
wise at present. There were in the
last current year.
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Y H T L E C A M P , N O . 197, W O O D M E N
Tans
EVEN IN G T ID E CIRCLE, NO. 214.
1/ W . of W „ meets in Mersey’ s Hall on
2d and 4th Saturday n i g h t s ^ “ m a URY*1h‘
165 arrivals of steam vessels with net
tonnage o f......................................... . . . 52,308
161 departures of steam vessels with
net tonnage o f ..................................... 52,311
102 arrivals of sail vessels with net
tonnage o f............................................. 18 993
98 deuartures cf sail vessels with net
tonnage o f ................................................20,554
Guardian Neighbor.
JeRse C. Simmons, Clerk.
There were
last year.
of the World, meets at Hersey Hall,
1st and 3d Saturday nights of each month.
.1. W . L knkvb , Consul.
J . G. Simmons. Clerk.
J
/S lI A D W I C K LODGE, NO. 68. A. F.
v y and A. M „ m eet, on Saturday evening
on or before each full moon. Visiting breth­
ren cordially invited.
C. Ut MANoKB, W. M.
J. J. Lamb. Sec.
U15LAH C H A P T E R , N O . 6. O. E. 8 .,
meets Friday evening on or before
each full moon at 8 o'clock from April 1st
to October 3tst, and thereafter at 7:30; ami
anoh Friday afternoon two weeks thero
after at 2 o'clock.
Miss E m m a L obknz . W . M.
M rs. Jennie L. K-ise. Sco.__
built at Coos Buy
Net tons.
One steam schooner.....................................464
One steam schooner.....................................266
One steam schooner...................................... 277
One barkentilio..............................................622
Ono schooner..................................................600
One schooner..................................................682
One schooner ................................................692
One schooner
.............................................. 644
Three small hay steamers, each of about 5
There are now building on the
bay, two schooners, one steam
schooner.
Three permanent shipyards are in
Five large saw mills
" TOQUtLLE LODGE. NO. 33. I. O. O . F ., operation.
J meets every Saturday evening. Viait- are located on Coos Bay, three of
ng brethren in good standing oordially
which are running to their full
in v ite d .
E . L . F
, N . G .
J . S. Lawrence. U. S.
capacity. One coal mine is being
worked, and three more are about
a m ie r e b e k u i d o d g e , k o . »
I. O. O. F-. meets ev .-ry 2d and 4th ready
to commence operations.
Wednesdays in oach month, at Odd Fel-
Lumber yards have been established
ows’ hall.
, I bma L okisss , N. G.
at Honolulu, to be supplied from
Anna McDonald, Sec.
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this port, and ono schooner, the
n W l L h E ENCAM PM ENT. NO. 25. I.
\ J O . O. F „ meets every hrst and third Repeat, is already built; one is on
Thursdays ia each month at Odd Fellows
the stocks, and another is to be
nail. Cordial invitation extended to all vis
built for that trade. There are
i t i n g patriarchs in good standing.
1
B. F. L awhknob C. P.
operated on Coos Bay and tribu­
J. J. Stanley, Scribe.
_____ taries one large ocean tug and
J. E HAYNES. seven bay and river steamboats.
SHAD HUDSON,
Four ocean-going steam vessels
make regular trips to San Francisco,
Hudson & Haynes, carring passengers, lumber, coal
dairy products.
Mining and Real Estate Agents and
Twenty-eight miles south of Coos
Eckley, Carry County, Orogon.
Bay is Coquille River, commercially
AVE valanble Motes, Farms, Stock
Ranches and Timber Lauds for sale. a place of importance, pith a fairly
good entrance of 14 feet at low tide.
Honse and fi acres of land well improved Four lumber mills and one coal
in Wilbur, Douglas county. Or., for sale,
or exohange for property in Myrtle Point. mine nrc in operation, the products
of which nre shipped to Sau Fran­
cisco. No statistics nre available as
to the amount of tonnage crossing
the bar. Two ocean-going steamers
^ISH TR AP
SH IN G L E -M IL L W IL L coal and dairy products, also a fleet
* furnish first-class Shingles at Coqaille of small schooners, earring lumber.
for $1.75 per M.
There were built on the river in
Dimension shingles farnised on special
the past year: One schooner, of
orders.
20 net tons; three steamboats, of
-------- A G E V N T 8---------
C. M. Skeels - - - - -
Coqnillo City. 72 net tons.
There are now building on the
S. E . J o h n s o n ...................... Myrtle Point
One schooner, of about 200
Capt. W .T . McCloskey - - - Norway. river-
Liberal discount for lianling, if pnrehased tons and one steamer of about 20
a t the Mill.____________ W ALTER COLVIN. tons.
There are in the local trade, one
O O O S
B A Y
ocean tug and six river steamers.
Thirty miles south from Coquille
river is Port Orford, a port of de­
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
livery, ocean steamers from Coos
Fraucisco call for
Manufacturer of Marble Monumenta, Hea 1- Bay to Sau
freight.
stonea. Tablets, etc.
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping
Hogue River, port of delivery,
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or- ,
der. Correspondence solicited from parties j Ellensburg, is 30 miles south of
iving in the oountrv or other towns who Port Orford. Its principal products
may wish anything in my line of business. |
are salmon and dairy products Two
M absotipto
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O be a
j
schooners owned at the port are
used mostly in the trade. There
sre for local use one ocean tug and
two river steamers. Rogue river
HOLBROOK, MERRILL j is the southern limit o f the district.
& S T E T S O N ............
Umpqua river, port of delivery,
Gardiner, the Dothern limit, is about
Also BRIDOF. A BEACH
30 miles north of Coos Bay. It has
S T O V E S ’—--------
a fine entrance, with about 17 feet
of water at low tide, and supports
a large saw mill, two canneries.
and any other
No statistics have been kept. A
fleet of sailing vessels carry
Building
Material, small
the p rod u cts to Han Francisco.
During the past year two steam boats
Or any aud everything
have been rebuilt there. There are
carried in a
employed in the local trade one
First-class Hardware Store.
large ocean tug and four river
steamers.
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Marble and Slone M s
CALL FOR:::
Doors, Windows
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
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“ A few months ago, food which I
[Successors to J. J. Lamb. | ate for break fait, would not remain
on my stomach for half an hour. I
used one bottle of your Kodol Dys­
pepsia Cure and can now eat my
OENERAL
breakfast and other meals with a
relish ati 1 my food is thoroughly
digested.
Nothing equals Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure for stomach troublea’
Hor^pshopiog a Specialty.
II. S. Pitts, Arlington Tex. kodol
N. W. Cor Second and Hall St»., Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
C oqaille City, Oregon.
eat. R. S. Knowlton.
W. F. KENNEDY
BlacKsnitb j_ffapD Wirt
t'luvor
ot
IHE NEW YORK
Efg:¡
8peaking of the “ flavor” of eggs,
I havo very many times observed
their bait flavor. In the days gone
by when I used to buy the eggs for
i eating and cooking, I often got
hold of that kind of truck thut it was
most impossible to ase. They had
n rank taste, some with one flavor
' nnd some with another, and strongly
impregnated with odors that one
would not know lie was eating eggs
if he did not trust to his eyes.
I set myself to find out the cause
by trying some experiments. One
was to put some fresh laved eggs
into an empty soup box. Next
morning for breakfast we had the
distinct odor and taste of soap.
Thereupon followed several such
tests. Coal oil, soap, mouldy bran,
fir pitch, rancid bacon, etc— too nu­
merous to mention,
Farmers complain of prices they
receive for their different products,
when
they alone are to blame.
Cream or butter, in fact nothing is
more sensensitive to outside odors
than eggs. They musj be kept at
a cool, even temperature, and in
stone, earthenware or metal recép­
tales. The average farm egg are
spoiled before they leave home,
some before taken from the nests.
Those not spoiled before teaching
the store’are spoiled there, dumped
into coal oil cases wooden buckets,
and Ret nlong side of tho “ bacon
box,” shut up nights in that place
where a human being would die
from the impure nir, nnd the com­
mingled odors
arising from the
thousand and one scents contcnoii to
the congregated mass ot articles in
n store. Talk of a nice fresh egg for
breakfast comiug from such places!
After these experiences of the
egg, nml when they have set around
un till thero is no hope of a clearing
of them out at home, off they go to
market and a good price expected.
Your city market is glutted with
kind of strash and down goes the
price. When the storekeeper “ real­
izes” your home market price is
governed accordingly. Your city
people cannot get a decent egg to
eat, and yet you complain of the
price.
Mr. Editor, I have observed these
thing in the years I have lived, nnd
n great many others that go to keep
the farmer’s pockets empty, and
ought to disgust him with such
conditions, create in him a dispos.
¡tion te look around and try to find
out what it is that is keeping his
nose on the grindstone. There is
more to be said about eggs,
and if this does not go tp the waste,
basket, I will try my hand ngain
some time.— Observer in Pacific
Homestead.
JUNE
4,
1901.
WORLD
NO. 48
J J LAMB. Pres.
L. HARL0CKER, Vice.Pros.
G W WHITE Cashier
Thricc-a-Wcek-Edilion.-Almost a Daily
at the Price of a Weekly.
The presidential campaign is over
but the world goes on just the same
nnd it is full of news. To learn this
news, juRt as it is—promptly and im­
partially— all that you have to do is
to look in the columns of The Thrice-
a-Week Edition of The New York
World which comes to the subscri­
ber 156 times a year.
The Thriee-a-Wcek W orld’s dili­
gence as a publisher of first news
has given it circulation wherever tho
English language is spoken—nnd
you want it.
The Thrice-a-Week W orld’s regu­
lar subscription price is only $1.00
per year. We offor this unequalod
n ew s(*p a r and H riui - d together
one year fWr $2.00
The regular subscription price of
the two papers is $2.80.
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COQUILLE VALLEY BANR.
C A P IT A L
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9 5 0 .0 0 0
These advertisements are taken
haphazard from a morning paper,
and to the writer express a very
Dues a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
serious
aspect
of modern life.
personal and real estate security, buys eouuty, town nnd school district
France, finding her birth rate an
wnmitits, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru­
nlarming evideuce of her decadence
ments—Notarial work.
is discussing a plan of offering leg­
Issues tiro insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
/Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
islative premiums for those who
marry and promising state bounties
O S’ D IK E C T O B S .
t< the farthers and mothors of large
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER,
J. J LAMB,
L. HARLOCKER, and G. W. WHITE.
families. Whence shall her armies
be fed? Who will till her fields?
Who sail her ships? To whom shall
she intrust the honor of the tricolor?
T hrice-a-W eek Edition
Are we, whose great harvest and
BEST PAPER at \
broad acreage have given promise
LOWEST PRICE j
156 Papers a Year for One Dollar
“The Doctors told mo my cough
to the world of prosperous homes,
The Thrice-n-V/eek World is as good as a Dailr
was incurable. One Minute Cough
at tho price of a weekly, and with your largesi
in which children are sure of sus­
Cure made me a well man.” Norris
I V Thrite-a-Week World
and best local paper, giving all your County
Silver,
Forth
Stanford,
N.
H.—
Be­
and State news, is equal to a daily and weekly
tenance, and under whose ample
and
Coquille
lily
Herald
at only the price of a weekly— 2.25.
cause you’ ve not found relief from
roofs their young faces are indeed
The World prints the news of all the world, hav­
Tog ther One Y ar
a stubborn cough, don’t de?pair-
ing
special o rrefpondence from all important
welcome, already arrived at a place
«.For Only $2.25.y>
news points on the globe.
It has brilliant
One Minute Cough Cure has curtd
illustrations,
stories by great authors, a capital
where a poor man is justified in
m
I S.W. .
Lrü.-i «àtïSilîf
thousands and it will cure you.
humor page, complete markets, departments
calling his sons and daughters an
Safe and sure. R. 8. Knowlton.
for the household and women’s work and other
special departments of unusual interest.
“incumbrance?” The word rings on
Tho regulnr subscription price of both papers is $3; we will send
the ear like a knell!
» both tne year for only $2.25—or nt the rale of about
How shall we call that a home in
1 cent each, postage prepaid.
J
which a man’s labor stands only’ for
COQUILLE CITY, OK.
a place in which to sleep and eat?
T o tir e "O n t e r r a n a t e
A few hundreds in tho bank for
House, Sign and Carriage
I vi.it dr . JORDAN’S c«.t I
savings, a fine gown for the wife
Painter.
who may not known the honorable
Paper Hanging,
This old reliable nud
01061 tam i si. bit. «is 7th, s. r. e«i
Interior Decorating
title of mother— these nre not much
most successful spec­
t.
T h e L a rg est o f it» k ind in th e W arld.
and
ialist in Ban Frat cis­
to work for! No little feet to run
a W e are continually adding new epoclrocn*.
co,
still
continues
to
ft
'uina
aud learn how wonderfully you arc made
Graining
[[and how to avoid ekkncaa and diaeaac. Ir you
to meet him at his door when even­
cure all Sexual and
( Hiiffbr from any o f the ill« o f nu n, ooiue to the
Seminal Diseases,
Voidest S p eeialu t ou tho Facific Coast,
ing falls: no close clinging arms
Estimates furnished on all classes
JUuch as Gonorrhes-
BaG lo o t , S t r I « t u re,
about his neck; no voice to call him
of work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
“I Syphilis. in all it
rogsgss] forms, Skin Diseases,
father, no stalwart son growing up
lontét ¿ pi tion of hia complain».
N e r v o u s Debility.
I»> will r.uam nire. a P O S IT IV E C tU R in rvfrtj «as«
to brave manhood to comfort his
Impotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of
M ini ! ' i 1 '. or forfeit 1»nr> rbanvunit Ikollara.
Manhood, the consequence of self-abuse
I W rit« f.ir ! unit— s i k i l o M i p h y <»r M a r r i n g « ,
old age. No ’ ‘incumbrance!” Oh,
a u i r . ’ i pittix
(A valuable book for m *n. )
and excesses producing the following sympa
f I )R .
1 ft! Æ CO .. 1031 MnrkotSt. S. F.
toma: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
the pity of it!
der tho eyes, pain in tha head, ringing in
Is it so dreadful a thing to have
the ears, loss of confidence, diffidane«- in
strangers, palpitation of the
the small bit of laud which belongs
Y e a r ly . approaching
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss
of
memory,
pimples
on the faoe, coughfc-
to a four-room cottage invaded by
Men and women of good address to consumution etc.
U
represent us, some to travel appointing
the children of the man who keeps
DR. G IBBON has practised in San Fran
agents, others for local work looking cisco
over 37 years an I those troubled should
the faultless turf nud charming
after our interests. $ 9 0 0 salary guar­ not fail to consult him and receive the ben­
anteed yearly; extra commissions and efit of bis great skill and experience. The
• Is Uie best all-around remedy for Con-
gardens in such beauty? Is there
expenses, rapid advancement, old es­ doctor euros when others fa il. Try him.
fiiipnt:on, Indigestion. Liver APU Kid­
tablished house. Grand chance for earn­ CURES G U A R A N T E E D . Persona cured
no time in which even a fastidious
ney Complaints. Impure-Blood, Mala­
est man or woman to secure pleasant, at homo. Chargee reasonable. Call or
rial Fevers, Chills and Fever, Sick and
man and woman can thank God that
write.
D
R
.
J.
F.
GIBBO
N
,
Nervous Headache, Rheumatism, Neu­
permanent position, liberal income and
ralgia,
etc.
625
Kearney
street.
Ban
Francisco
Cal.
future. New, brilliant lines. W rite at
within the boundries of their pos­
once.
One box supplies 200 days’ treatment, nt a
sessions some other less favored
H T A F F O K I» I’ H FK S,
BO Y E A R S *
j cost o f only $1, and is au unfailing remedy
man aud woman have found fitting
if used according to directions, or inoney
2 3 C l i i i r c l a M l,,
H o w I l m e n , 1 'o i m .
E X P E R IE N C E
refunded,
shelter for their children, pure air’
.O H A S . W . D YE. of Myrtle Point, has
and clean surroundings for body
T H E
\ J taken the Agency fo r Coos county, for
and soul? Is it not worth bearing
OUR N AT IVE HFRBS,
the annoyance o f tho distant crying
OUR N ATIVE O ILS,
OUR N A T IV E BA f BAM,
T ra oe M a r k »
of a teething baby, or the sight of
D e s ig n s
Purpose-
Prepared only by The Alonzo O. Bliss C o#l
a soiled frock and tumbled hair, to
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Washington, D. C.
Anyone sending a eltotuh and description mny
know that ycur plenty has overflow­
• • • ascertain
‘
our opinion free whet’---------
quickly
i nether an
Have all a purpose in life? That
tion pate.—
probably
Communlea-
invention
is pro'
** patentable.
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ably
C
Wm. Gallier, Proprietor,
wfM
___y
Mr. Dye, the agent, has the permission o
dential. Handbook
tlons
strictly
confidential.
Handbook
ou —
Patents
____ jtrtctly
ctlycon
confide-
—
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ed into a poorer brother’s cup, and is the question that every ono must
U. C. Dement, of M yrtle Point, to use hi
aocurini ------------
r for
securing
patent*. -
f o . ----------
Bent free. Oldest t agency
ag>
name to recommend it iir a splendid frm
Co. receive
Patents taken through Munn A u
One thing is
that the healthful lifegiving sur­ answer for himself.
s p e c i a l n o t i c e , without
thout charge. In the
ilv medicine. Among others vliohenyi >
reoon.mend it are Darius Gant, if Hayes,
roundings of your own babies are certain, with out purpose one simply
CJ u Hermann and J w ou ,».
AG0TE WARE.
drifts, does not live. It is a proper
shared by little ones otherwise de­ thing to do to trnin the young early
Get a copy ol Our Native Almanac from
A handsomely Illustrated weakly. I,urgent cir­
culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms, $.» a
the agent, or wend to him for one at. Myrtle
QUEENS WARE,
year ; four months, $1. Bold b 7 ail newsdealers.
barred? Is there no echo in modern to have purpose in everything. If
Point, and try these incomparable medi­
cines.
| jr tf
ears of certain majestic utterances he is employed at physical labor,
TIN W0RE.
which have been repeated for nine­ have a purpose in it. If he is en­ Call and examine goodn and investigate
prices.
anl
teen huudred years to the uplifting gaged in mental work, let there be a
purpose. If one is taking a season
of infancy and childhood from the of pleasure, there should always be
mire of want and misery? One said: an aim.
Let ns all think upon these things.
“ Whosoever offendpth one of these
We nre what we are today as a
little ones, offendeth Me,” and that
Issued W
eekly,
Oue is either feared or loved by result of what we did yesterday.
What we shall be tomorrow depends
most men.
on what we are doing today.
It
Even the better clsss of tenements ntnkes little difference wlmt w : think,
A
are seeking to keep out the children: it is what we do that counts.
Editor and Publisher,
It is continually in our ears, this man works out and delivers a
seholary
address;
he
is
the
better
LINCOLN,
■ ■ • NEBRASKA.
edict of banishment “ No ma’am,
for it. It may or it may not be well T e e m s — H e r a l d a n d C o m m o n e r —
I can’t get those rooms; the land­ receivetl by bis audience.
It may
A strictly high-grade Sew ­
F a y a b l e in A d v a n c e .
lord would rather have people with­ or it may not do the people good.
ing M a c h i n e , i i n i a h e q
throughout iu the best pos­
One
Year..................................
$2
00
Not
what
others
do
for
us
but
out children. He says they are so
sible m anner. It possesses alt
m odern Itnprovemctits, audits
injurious to houses.” Injuring the what wo do for ourselves counts. Six Months................................ 1.00
m echanical cousttuctiou i*»
such that In it nre combitic«J
paint or running up and down the One may attend school a lifetime Three Months........................... 75
sim plicity with great strength,
stairs is far worse than the presence under the best teachers obtainable;
thus in s u r in g e c se o f running,
dnrnbilUy, and m aking it im ­
of thinly disguised vice, aud the if be does notbiog for himself, he
possible lor the m achine to be
put out o l order. It sews fusd
THE
choice of the agent goes against the will receive nothing as his reward.
and makes a pet feet stitch
The schoolroom is no place for n
with nil kinds o f tin cad nnd
children.
all classes o f material. A lw ays
Tlie writer has no pretense to su­ constitutionally tired boy or girl.
ready for use and uuriva.IccA
I for speed, durability amt qua!-
perhuman calmness of nerve; the Ambirion, energy and gumption
' itv o f w ork. N otice the fol­
low in g points ot superior»*«/*
crying or even the noisy goodhum- win.—Normal Bulletin.
ARLINGTON.”
ored play of children is not infre­
quently a vexation ; to the fastidious
T he Mend o f the “ Arlington” sw ings on patent socket hinges,.firm ly held dawn b;/ a thm uh
The Oregonian.
. 8*rcJig, r.ub ituntifll, neat and handsome iu design, ami benutifuljv ornam ented In go.cl
B a n d n, - - O re. B icrew
owner of a lovely country place,
a :i plate liar? r- a tided corners and is inlaid or countersunk, m aking it flush with top o f taole
H
ighest
Arin -:--paue uud< r the arm is
inches high and 9 inches long. This will adm it the
disorder and the blemish of receotly
Takes the market news of San
t s k ills , and even uniJls. It Is Self Threading—Absolutely n o holes to put threr.d through
J. B. Gross & Son, Prop. \ary.
made mud pies are trails. The vis­ Francisco by wire prints it daily
except t v - o f needle Shuttle ¡»cylin der, open on end, entirely self-threading, ^»sy to put in o i
n t ; bobbin holds a large am ount o f thread, d titc h Regulator D o n the bed o f the machine,
ion of au untidy wife at her cottage and distributes it in Coos county Chief resort of Ban‘ion by the sea. lake*
hriie.ilii the bobbin winder, and has a scale showing the num ber o f stitches to the inch, ana can
« changed from ti to
stitches to the inch. Feed is double nud extends eti both sides o f needle;
door is a mortification and her al­ 24 honrs ahead of tho Bay City
Agents for the celebrated Silver | b never
fails (o take 'roods through; never »»ops at seams; m ovem ent is positive; no springs to
most certaio disregard of your kind- : papers. It also serves the arrival
orrTk ntnl get out oi • rder; enu be raised and lowered at will. A u tom atic Bobbin w ln d e r --I ,o .
Bar (Kentucky) Whisky.
filling the 1»oi»biii out •aticnlly nud perfectly smooth without holding the thread. M achtncdoea
ness to her and her children tends and departure of vessels at all
not m u w hile wiuditi »ohbin. I.igh t R u n n in g -M a ch in e is easy to run. does not fatigue the oner
I D c n ’t ¡ M ile s T h e m
. lor, m akes I ttlc m»i ;uid sews rapidly. Stitch Is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
to harden the heart; but— let us Pacific c uist ports. For this part of
<1 without stopping the m achine. Tension is a flat sp rin g ten-
will not rav.-l, aud c in t*c
think seriously o f it— these things the connlry its columns “ Domes­
S L
to IV) spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f .order,
ion. nml will admit thread fio;n 8
ting needle,
The
Needle
is
a
straight,
self-s-iting
. .. .... fi.it on ou e side, ami cannot be put iu w rong. Needle
THE
are the offerings self makes in its tic and Foreign ports," is tho best
fy v to _■ m — M _
m gettin g
Bxr is i nm l, made ol case haidc tied steel, with oil cup at the bottom
-A ll bearings nre case-hardened sieel and easily adjusted
(.nt
1
,
d
A
dhi'-.t
able
Boer
lugs-
effort to help fellow.creatures to shipping guide. Besides
giving
• —-
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with a screw driver. All lost motio,* *;•>■. ><>- ——^** »•»*• •••*«•
n ------ _
a more wholesome nnd uplifting the movements of steam vessels
A l i i hnirnl.s !■/.,< h machine is furnished with necessary tools ami accessories, and in addition w e
.. . ; », , . ,-tra r t ; of .»Uachments in a velvet lined m etal box, free o f charge, as follow.;: One
state of existence. In this light betwpen Han Francisco. Coquille
t, ‘ , id .tlierer, one b in d 'i, o n e shirting plate, on e set o f four hemmers, different w idths up
An 8 page Family pa­
. -. r ... r , , j , r;,,e picker, one under braider, one short or attachm ent foot, nml one thread
does the sacrifice seems great?
river, Coos Bay ami Portland, it j
i ,| f .
W ood w ork i finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings.
per. 3 wiilo columns
To put a pren ium on childless '■ notes the arrival »Dd departure of j
,v.
ire «- i-irds to wheel, and device for replacing b e lt
r
n
M » Y D A V MICH PRICES FOR D I I V DIRECTLY OF MARUFACTUREns AND
marriage is aurely to commit a grave Sf iling schooners at and for their j
to each page. Con­
l i u f l I ■ A Y SEWING MACHINES B U I SAVE AGENT’S AND DEALER S PROFITS
offense against hornan prgress and ports. The Oregonian is the only
a i i a (-.o r i t O FFER
$ 2 j 5 0 Is ou r 5 p cclsl W holesale P rice, but
tains short and contin­
,n S 'T .-"to ” tr
(?«'• ». Vdi grade sow ing m achine, w e m ake a special ceu-
happiuess, and to deny at once the M >roing Daily coming in here
Ccupen
dom ( iff r '. m i " “ every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class ma­
ued stories, poems, an­
He -0 7 0
most purifying influence to the man which
id, : 'it t
st
i «• ever offered, o n receipt o f I fft.g o cash aud coupon.
advertises Coos comity
•vo\v.‘»i
hif.
ih
'.V»v-
described
m
achine
anyw
here
securely
packed
and
ecdotes, notes on sci­
and to rob the nation of its chief abroad. The Weekly Oregonian
i n t i 1 nrl in . . d - r afe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent w ith
Money s c funded i f not as represented after thirty day»’ test
$5.001
ence. invention, na­
strength. And this large and ever gives all the news of nor state i rid
« n r.» with
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, “ 7 ri’ trial t on
C. O. 1). for Ilf)./»
privilege
twenty
^ I f s^at w ith o d e r *
trial. We v
increasing derr?.nd, in the most com­ 64 column of general telegraphic
ràntee o f g ood faith and charges. If you prefer thirty
ture, etc. Illustrated.
receipt o f f* HO a
fo
r
A
rlin g to n
1 for
italegua w itii testi*
fortable snd well-paid situations, news of the world each wppk. It
f S ew ingM achint %
mowtel* < v op in in g 7fully how w e ship sewing m achines anyw here to any­
Published
weeky
50c
per
Yecr
one r.t tlie lowest manufacturer*» prices without asking one cent in
No. SB
for service whicli shall be given by will be sent in connection with the
The best plan is to • id all cash w ith order, as you then save the $1.00 d is -
childless men snd women is nothing H e r a l d for oulv <2 per year' Soecial Offer. 3 months tor 10 cents
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pon must
be sent t w
i ith urd*c.
nount. Ren em ber the cou
short of fostering both these evils. Here is your chance for County, Address, Younq American. 162
— New York Evening Post.
State and National News.
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C O Q T J I I L I L E , O Z E e Z B O -O IIS r .
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Dr Gibbon
Museum of Anatomy |
Onr Native Herts”
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HARDWARE STORE,
Scientific American.
THE COMMONER,
William J. Bryan
OREGON 0. K.
SA LO O N ,
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