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(Citi) îicfalfc VOL 19. C O Q U IL L E W . STRANGE, J. ig g a Dairying: in Oregon. Southern Pacific Overland Held of Eugene. • ID e n t is t , As a dairying state Oregon pos sesses advantages enjoyed by few Coquille City, Or. other states in the Union. No sec W il visit It a mi on first six d a y s o f J a n u tion of the American continent is a ry. M arch. May. July. Septem ber and N ov e m b er, nud M yrtle Point the lirst six days more favorably situated in reference o f F ebruary, A pril, June; August, O ctob er to this industry. With nn equable a n d D ecem ber. climate, vast ranges and a fertil soil that produces from two to three J. Sherwood, crops of hay and alfalfa in n season, Oregon’s growing importance as a Attorney - a* - Law, dairying state is not to be wondered C oqu ille C it y , C oos C ounty , O beoon . at. The conditions for dairying N otary 1 ublic. could not he improved upon. In many sections of the state, John F. Hal!, where this industry has obtained cousid^uhlc of u foothold, the grass -A . t t o r n . 03 r . a t - L a - ^ r , j is gioun 'the year rouniLWhJ no stall M ia a im B E t ), u i . e g o n . feeding is necefsnry. Within the Denier in K kal E state o f all kinds. past two or three years this industry The p E N E R A l. LYTLE P O S T , N O. 27, has made remarkable strides. L X Dept o f Oretron G . A. U., m eets in dairy products arc yearly increasing H ersey ball the lirst M onday sv en in e in e n o b m onth. Oom railes arecordia ly in vited while their quality is improving. A t o m eet v ith ns. campaign of education has resulted R. H . H askins , P. C. J . Q u ic k , A d ju ta n t. in the adoption of the most modern «a r n t? 1 EE LODGE, NO. 19.1.0 . 0 . L. MEETS m e th o d s of m a n u fa c tu r e , th e im - j at Lee, th e seoonii Saturday evening o f D r o v e m e n t o f h e r d s „ r id m o v e s u e . each m onth. W. H . M ast , P res. P r o v « ™ e n L OI nerus ana m o l e 8 U 0 - E»y Hervoy, See. j cessfu l and profitable marketing. XNOQUILLE COUNCIL. NO.** OF THE ! Oregon’s daily products are improv- oï'T*'raîer,,nl Aid A?aoci,lt'on m eets the \ jng from year to year. Already her 2d T uesday even ing of each m onth. B J - Mas. E dith U alch , Mri. Alice Tuttle. See. Y'JU nO U S L O D G E , N o . 72. K. of P. nteetsevery Tuesday eveniup nt O d d F el- lows* H all. B rothers in pood stsnd iup in sister lod ge« are cordially invited to visit ns V. R. W IL S O N , C . C. L B . H . M A S T , K. o f R . & S. . 197 , w o o d m e n o f the W orld, m eets at Hersey H all, 1st and 3d Saturday nigh ts o f each m onth. M yrtle cam p , no •1. W. L knkvk , J. G . Sim m ons. Cleric. Consul. v e n in g t id e c i r c l e , n o . 21 *, W . o f \V„ m eets ill Hersey’ s H all on 2 d and 4tU Saturday niphts in each m onth. OK AX. MAURY. G uardian N eighbor. J e sse C. Sim m ons, Clerk. E J 'lH A l)W I H K L O D G E . NO. «8 . A. F. V -/ aud A. M ., m eets «in Saturday even ing o n or b efore each fu ll m oon. V isitin g breth ren cord ia lly in v ited . C. Hi MANinm, W . M. J . J . L a m b , See. U15LAH C H A P T E H . NO. « . O . E. S., m eets F rid a y e v en irg on or b efore e a c h fu ll m oon at 8 o ’ clo ck from April 1st t o O ctob er Hat, and thereafter at 7:80: and aaoh F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o w eeks there a fte r at 2 o ’ c lo c k . M iss E mma L oubvz , W . M . M rs. Jen n ie L. Hose, Sec. H IO Q U I L L E L O D G E , NO. *3, I .O . O . F., m eets every S aturday even ing. V isit- ng breth ren in good standing cordially in v ite d . E . L . F itch , N. G . J . S . L aw rence, K- S. C J AM IE HE BEK A11 L O D G E , NO. 20. J-Y j L I. O . O .’ F ., m eets every 2d and 4th W ednesdays in ea ch m ou th , at O d d Ffcl- ow s’ hall. InM.v L ukens . N. G . A nna M cD on a ld , Sec. /C O Q U I L L E E N C A M P M E N T , N O . 25.1. \ J O . O . F ., m eets every lirst and third T hursdays in each m onth at Odd Fellow s’ n a il. C ord ial invitation extended to ail vis i t i n g p atriarchs iu good sta n d in g . B. F . L awbkncb C. P. J . J . Stanley, Scribe. 50 YEARS’ E X P E R IE N C E T rade M a r k * D e sig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone sending n sketch nnd description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention in probably patentable. Communica^ tlonnPt.rict.ly confidential. Handbook on Patenta sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. reoelve special notice, without, c harge. In the Scientific American. A handsomely ninstrctrd weekly. Largest rlr- culaMon o f anv scientific journal. Terms. $.1 a year ; four mont hs, $1. Bold by all newsdealers. njlJ NPS Sc 361 Broadway, New York Branch Office7tt!L F St.. Washington, D. C. C O O S B A Y Marais aifl Slone Worts C. W. PATERSON, Prop. b u tter and . O beo com m and the dress, r e t a il d e a le r s . Ad- T he B est M usic C o . Kingsley, Iowa. S. H. IW cADAM S, GENERAL BM sm itii^W api Wort Hor9cshoeiug a Specialty. N. W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts., C oquille City, Oregon. T H E j HARDWARE STORE, Wm. Gallier, Proprietor, HAND w ^ e , AG0TE WAKE, QUEENS WAKE. TIN W0KE. C all an d exam ine goods nnd investigate prices. ad up South Eugene, Or., Oct 23.— (Special to The Evening Telegram.)—The Port land-bound California overlad train on the Southern Pacific was held up by two men near Walker’s, a small station 15 miles south of here, at'an early hour this morning. The rob bers got away with the registered mail pouch, but nothing more. They blew open the express car with dynamite, hut Express Messenger C. R. Charles refused to let them enter, and kept up a steady fire with a shotgun. It was due to Messen ger Charles’ nervy work that the hold-up did riot nut Uie perpetrators more booly. The passenger coaches were uncoupled at the robbrs’ ordes and left behind, the front end of the train being run ahead several miles before the desperadoes attacked the cars. Consequently the passengers slept through it all, and did not know that a hold-up had occurred. After the robbers obtained the registered mail pouch they com pelled the eugineer to uncouple the locomotive and carry them on a few miles. They stopped ut the out skirts of Eugene and ordering the engineer to go back after his train, disappeared. highest prices iu every market. Farmer’s institutes and the foster j j ing interest of transportation com panies have combined to advance Chicago Posloltice Robbed ot Slam s Worth the dairying industry. While all $74,610 dairying sections of the state are Chicago, Oct. 21.— A sensational not yet blessed with the best pos sible transportation facilities, there robbery, which netted the perpetra is a constant improvement even tors $64,610 in stamps, was dis along this line. C. H. Markham, covered here this morning, when who for several years has been the the wholesale stamp department of efficient general freight and passen the postoffice was opened for busi ger agent of the Southern Pacific ness. A rapid investigation de Company, lias done much to stimu veloped the fact that tho burglars late the industry through the Wil had crawled nnder the flooring for lamette valley. The good work about 300 feet, bored a hole in the done by Mr. Markham will not be bottom of the vault, taken the permitted to lug by R. B. Miller, stamps and escaped, carrying nwny his successor, who is equally as in their booty in a wagon. The work of forming an entrance terested in the industry and enthu to the vault had evidently been go siastic as to its prospects. The county of Tillamook, though ing forward with the greatest pa remote from rail facilities and with tience for many days. It is believed steamer facilities that are far from however, that the intention of the satisfactory, is making perhaps thieves had been to enter the cash greater strides iu the dairying in ier’s vault, in which there was $35,- dustry than any other county in the 000 in money nnd stamps valued at state. With all her handicap she hundreds of thousands of dollars. will this year increnso her cheese The bottom of the vault is of steel, output by a quarter of a million half an inch thick. In this vicinity pounds. Last year this couuty sown holes were bored, until a space alone produced 1,000,000 pounds of of 18 inches square—just enough cheese. There are now 45 cheese to allow the entrance of a man’s factories in the county, nud the body—had been so weakened that cheese output this year will reach it wns possible to take out the whcle A dry 1,250,000 pounds. Similar, though plate with little difficulty goods box stood over the hole thus perhaps not as great, progress is be ing made in other counties, and the made, and concealed the work of indications arc that Oregon’s dairy the robbers while it was in progress. products will this year he one-third When discovered today the finger larger than they were last year. marks of one of the burglars were I Oregon will this year produce ap still discernible on the dust of the proximately 8,000,000 pounds of box, which he pushed to one side. So carefully hail the job been butter and 2,000,000 pounds of cheese. The value of these pro planned that men working in other ducts »ill approximate $1,7000,000. [ parts of the building had not the slightest inkling of the daring rob — Evening Telegram. bery being worked almost under » A gents W anted : —To sell “ Mc their noses. Kinley’s Dying Words,” the latest, — «•> ----- greatest and most pathetic copy Church Insure* Its Members- righted song of the day. Over 15,- 000 were sold in Chicago during The Third Baptist Church of Ow first 3 days of publication. Regu ensboro. Kv., is insuring the lives of lar 50 cent sheet music size for 25 cents a copy. Words by Howard twenty young men, who are its Carleton Tripp, the celebrated members, on the len-pnyment-life lecturer, editor and author. Mu plan for the benefit of the chureh. sic by Charles E. Smith, the The church pays the premiums, and noted hand leader aud musical com- I in the event of the death of any of poser. A financial harvest can be | j m a d e b y e n e r g e t i c ¿ftn v a s s e rs. S e n d the men the insurance goes to the nt‘ for ailtrinlp e n n v a n d t e r m s ! cenTS I o r »H in p ie c o p * rtiid le r n i s church.— Insurance Press. M anu factu rer o f M arble M onum ents, Hea 1- ston es. Tablets, e tc . ce m e te ry lo ts enclosed with ston e coping o r cu rb in g . Iron railings furnished to o r- der. C orrespondence solicited from parties iving in the cou n try or o th er tow ns who m ay wish a n yth in g in iny lin e o f busin ess. , t o rtifPnts a n d M a bsh fib td cheese C IT Y , O R E G O N . T U E S D A Y . Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This preparation contains all of th* digestants and digests all kinds of food, ltglveslnstant rellcfand never fails tncure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive tomauhs can take It. By its use many Jiousanrls of dyspeptics have been îured after everything else failed. It .«•events formation orgason the stom ach, relieving all distress aftereating. Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. It can’t help but do you good Prepared only Dr E. O. Dr , tt A C o , « :, ’ -;ura. T bctl. bottle contains 2H times lire Sue. sin, R. S Know!too. Bring in your wood, potatoes, wint»r a p p l e s or grain oo subscrip tion to trio H erald . O C T O B E R 29, 1901. ( IlanOon R ecord er.) To Forbid Wlnerooms- S. C. Giles, of Myrtle Point,! Chicago, Oct. 22.— Mayor Harri came down Monday and will have! son has submitted to the city -oun- chaige of the engine on the bark ‘ cil a message in which he urges that Baroda during operations of try-1 log to float that vessel. the committee on license prepare an R. 1). Ilume is shipping lumber ordinance forbifldiug the establish to Rogue river from the Coqoille. ment and maintenance of v/inerooms The Del Norte sailed last wpek or private apartments in any dram ; with a cargo aud the Berwick this We understand that Mr. shop within the limits of the city of \ week. Ilunne is g o iD g to build aboat thirty Chicago. cottages upon his laud, near Wed- “ Public morals suffer damage derburn aud have a colony settle from the wineroom more than from upon it. auy other cause,” says the mayor, j C ap ta iD Jorgensen came down “ It is not necessary to particularize I from Parkersburg last Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his the evils resulting from their toler family. He has charge of the rig ation; the evils are self-evident, aud ging of the new schooner Onward firm steps should be taken to uproot which h^-expects to h^ve ready to them. The passage of an ordinance sail on br*r initial voyage about the o f this chiiracter, while working no 1st o f November, i f the weather holds favorable. The hold of the hardship to any reputable saloon j 6chooDer has already been filled keeper, will unquestionably bring j with lumber preparatory to sailing. about salutary results of the most j Captain Jorcensen will be master of the Onward. far-reaching character.” It is stated the committee will re The wire hausers to be used in port such an ordinance ns the mayor ! floating the hark liar,idu have been suggests. The passage of the | put on the tug Columbia of Coos meesure would work a radical! hay. The tug was down Sunday change in the regulation of the for the purpose of getting the cables iu position, hut the surf was city’s saloon. too tough. Four anchors bad beeu placed and buoyed, each 2 forming THE HOME GOLD CURE. set. A double 6-inch, wire cable An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards will be fastened to one set and a 7- inch, wire cable to the other couple. are Being Cured Daily in Spite ot A boiler aod logging engine, be Themselves. longing to Elbert Dyer is being No Noxious Doses. No Weakening of the rigged up and put od hoard the Baroda to supply power, which is Nerves- A Pleasant and Positive Cure calculated at 500 horse power, or tor the Liquor Habit. a dead lift of over 200 tons. The It is now generally known and under boiler was takpn down Tuesday and stood that Drunkenness is a desease and the engine followed yesterday. n o’ weakness. A body filled with poison, ami nerves completely shattered by peri odical or constant use of intoxicating liquors, requires an antidote capable of neutralizing and eradicating this poison, and destroying the craving for intoxi cants. Sufferers may now cure them selves at home without publicity or loss of time from business by this wonder ful “ Home Gold Cure,’ ’ which has )>een perfected after many years of close study and treatment of inebriates. The faith ful use according to directions of this wonderful discovery is positively guaran teed to cure the most obstinate case, no matter how hard a drinker. ( )ur records show the marvelous transformation of thousands of Drunkards into sober, in dustrious and upwright men. Wives Cure Your Husbands! Child ren cure your fathers! This remedy is in no sense a nostrum but is a specific for this disease only, and is so skillfully devised and prepared that it is thorough ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so that It can be given in a cup of tea or coffee without the know ledge of the per son taking it. Thousands of Drunkards have cured themselves with this price less remedy, and as many more have been cured and made temperate men by having the “ Cure” administered by lov ing friends and relatives without their knowledge in coffee or tea, and believe today that they discontinued drinking of their own freew ill. Do Not Wait. Do not he deluded by apparent and mislead ing “ improvement.” Drive out the dis ease at once and for all time. The “ Home Gold Cure” is sold at the extremely low- price of One Dollar, thus placing within reach of everybody a treatment more effectual than others costing $25 to $50. Full directions accompany each package. Special advice by skilled physicians when requested without extra charge. Sent prepaid th any part of the world on re ceipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. K849 EDWIN B. GILES A Company, 2330and 2332 Market Street, Philadelphia. Allcorrespondence strictly confidential * <•> « T lx 3 C o m m o n e r . N O . 17 I. J. LAMB, Pres. G. W. WHITE Cashier. COQUILLE VALLEY BANK- C A P IT A L . . . . 9 5 0 ,0 0 0 C O Q U I L L E , O E E G -O H . Does a general banking business. Has money to loan on approved personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school district warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and ull kiuds of legal instru ments—Notarial work. Issues fire insurance at lowest rates iu following companies: .Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg. B O u fts ie x s o r 1 d i e e c t o e s . A. J. SHERWOOD. ISAIAH HACKER, J. J LAMB L. HARLOCKEB, and G. W. WHITE. When in Town Don't Fail to Fall at LI/SEGAR’S S TO R E FOR your Fall and Winter Supply of FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA and also BOOTS and SHOES, Rubber Goods of all Kinds. Feed of all Kinds Constantly on Hand. Boats. And New Goods on all A. F. Liicgar, Prop. [Successor to Sanderson Bro’s.] ----------------»- »W —--------------- There are less than 1,630 men employed at the Mare Island Navy Yard. Without crowding the yards can readily accommodate 5,000 men. There are now lying in the bay of San Francisco three army trans ports—the Sherman, the Grant and Dix. More or less necessary repairs on these will, it is estimated, be made at an outlay of $1,18',000. Not a stroke of work has been done DEALER in all Second Hand Goods, Such as Bedroom and on these vessels, and the Sherman bus been bore, under contract to the Parlor Sets, to go at a Bargain. We also have a Fine Union Iron Works for $385,000, since May 1st, at a cost of $300 a Line o f ORGANS and STOVES. day to the Gonernment. The Logan GIVE us a Call and Get Prices. will probably he repaired by private contract and the Kilpatrick, too. The fact that these transports are allowed to remain here untouched, at heavy expense to the Government, while all facilities for doing the needed work on them are close at hand at Mare island is a heavy fac Front S t , Coquille. tor in enabling the Union, Fulton and Risdon Iron Works to bring (their striking machinists to terras. Thus the Government’s refusal to use its own shipyards is being used by the employers to coerce their em ployees. c . ì b e e s t e s l a - ì m :, Millions upon millions are being I = r c p r ie tc r . given annually to private shipbild- ers while the navy yards of the Gov ernment are kept iu comparative idleness. Commercial MeQ Every time the navy yards have General Draying and Hauling a Specialty. Promptly and Safely Delivered at any Point. Good K<9S had a fair opportunity to show what they can do the work has been done Good Teams, Kates Keasqpable nt less cost, of better quality and in shorter time than by any of the A $65.00 Machine s t x s r s i "flrllnflton” private concerns.—Examiner. AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE. MOST ANY KIND OF FARM PRODOCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. J. B. Fox, Prop. I 1VERY and Feed STABLE Coquille City, Or. tewing machine $18.50 (M r . B r y a n ’ s P a p e r ) The Commoner has attainrrl within six months from date of th“ first issue a circulation of 100,000 copies, a record probably never equaled in the history of American periodical liteiatuie. The unparal leled growth of this paper demon strates that there is room in the newspaper field for a national pa per devoted to the discussion of political, ecouomie, and social prob lems. T o the columns of The Commoner Mr. Bryan contributes Ills best efforts; aud liis review of political events as they arise from time to time can not tail to interest those who study public questions. The Commoner’s regular sub scription price is 81 per year. We have arranged wi’ h Mr. Bryan whereby we can furnish his paper The National Livestock Associa a n d th e H e r a l d together for o n e tion which meets in Chicngo in the year for $2. The regular subscrip tion price of the two papers when legislative line, among others, it ex subscribed for separately is 12.50. pects to ask for the Federal official A T j |»irNl Nniilti .t lr lr n n N ln rc . to look out for a shoddy which is O- R Larson, of Bay Villa, Sun manufactured and sold under the head of woolens. It states that the day River, Cape Colony, conducts a store typical of South Africa, at wich manufacturers are using 35,000,060 can he purchased anything from the pounds of shoddy annaually which proverbial “ needle to an anchor." they usually sell as “ poor wool.” This ste re is situated in a valley nine This is a deception which is most miles from the nearest railway sta injurious to the sheep industry as tion and about twenty-five miles from the nearest town. Mr. LarsoD well as to the assumers, and the says: “ I ura favored with the cus stock men see no reason why such tom of farmers within a radius of goods should not be properly in thirty miles, to many of whom I spected and stamped just us oleo have supplied Chamberlain’s reme margarine manufacturers are com dies. All testify their value iu a household where a doctor’s advice pelled to do.—Tbe Northwest Pa is almost out of the question. cific Furmer. Within one mile of my store the population is perhaps sixty. Of C. M. Phelps, Forestdale, V t, says these, within the past twelve months, hia child was completely cured of a no less than fourteen have been had case of eczema by the use of absolutely cured by Charulrcrlsin’s DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Be Cough Remedy. This must surely ware of all counterfeits. It instantly be a record.” For sale by R. 8. relieves piles. R. S. Knowlton. Knowlton. L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres. T o tile T3 m o r fc ix ia te i LATEST BEST CHEAPEST Shipped to anyone, Dr Gibbon T h is o ld re lia b le nnd m o st KuocesHful spec lalint in San Frni cis co . still co n tin u e s f« cu re nil Hexun! nnd S e m in a l D iseases, isucb a s Gonorrhea- (} 1 e e t . S t r , c t n re, jS y p h ilis . in all it fo r m s ,S k in D iseases, I N e r v o u s D eb ility. In p o ten cy , iittmuial W eakness and Loss o f M anhood, tho con sequence o f self-nbuse and excesses producing the follow in g sympa toms: S allow eonn ten an ce, dark sp ots un der the eyes, pain in tho head, ringing in the ears, loss o f co n fid en ce, diffidence in approaching strangers, palpitation o f the heart, weakness o f the lim bs nnd back, loss o f m em ory, pim ples on th e fa ce , conghs- cotisum otion e tc. D li. G IB B O N has p ra ctise d in Ran Fran cisco over &7 years an J those troubled should not fail to con su lt him and receive the ben efit o f his areat sk ill nnd e xp e rie n ce . The doctor cnr<s when others f a il. T ry him . C C K E 8 G U A R A N T E E D . P ersons cured at hom e. C h a rces reasonable. Call or write. D K . J . F . G IB B O N , fl2r» Kearnev street. Han F ra n cisco C il THE COM M ONEK, Issued Weel(ly. William .1. Ilryan, Editor and Publis her. U\T0L*, T erm s — - H - erald P ayable - and in A R O tU K i C omm oner - : J. E HAYNES Hudson & Haynes, Mining and Real Estate Agents Eckl^v, Curry County, Ori'itmi H tO writt^ wnrrauty w i t h encli machine. « C«uj»r, It ttotU. 0.9. mm ¿1- M •« til« ARLINGTON " A strictly high-grade S cm * ing M a c h i n e , fin is h o d throughout in the beet pos- »ible manner. It pot».«*«?*** ail modern improvement».audita mechanical coiiKtructlou it» such that in it ate combined simplicity wilhgr«n; ^treupth, thu» insuring enaeof running, durability, ami molting it iin- powihlc for the machine to be put out o f order. It sews fast and make* a perfect stitch with all kinds o f thread and all clH*4?» of mutrrir.1. Always ready for u»e and unrivalled for »peed, durability nud qu«V jtr o f work. N«rtice the f’d* lowing points ot iuptriorl'*i "Arlington” swings on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by a thnrrh initial, neat and ha -dsome in design, and beautifully ornamented iu gold, d corners in ■ unniu inlaid or w countersunk, fltiah Ned plate baa rounded >...,uun « and uu ■ um vi»....», making it — — -- wil - — li top <>f tame. MivGo.t Arm— space under Hie arm is ¿ ‘A inches high and 9 inch«*» long. This will ndmit the Urccst Kkiits, and even quilts. It la Soli Threading—Absolutely no holes to put thread through, except eye of needle. ¿Buttle is cylinder, open on end, entirely self •tnrcndluc. «*•¥ to put in or fake out; bobbin holds a large amount of thread. 5tltch Regnlotor is on the bed of the mruhine. beneath the bobbin winder, nnd has a scale allowing: the number of stitches to the inch, nmi can b? changed from A to M stitches to the inch Peed Is double and extends on both rides o f nreoU ; never fails to take goods through; never stops at seams; movement is _ break and get out ot order; can he raised and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin w M m r—ro. filling the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Mnchinc not run while winding bobbin. Light ftanafnf-M acliinc » eaar to run. d« enact fatigue the oper ator makes Mtle noise and sews rapidly. 5tltch is a double lock stitch, the asmc on both aide*, will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine, feus*an Is a flnt spring ten don, and will admit thre-d from M to I.Wtpool cotton without changing. Never gels out The Needle is a straight, »elf-setting needle, flnt on one side, ami cannot be pul iu wrong, needla f*ar i* round, made o| ( nue-har leucd »feel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent cm ! from getting on lh«*onrt». A StW I.M . (Vi.rln*. -All brerinjr. nrr , .nrt M .,ly with a »crew driver. All lost motion ran be taken up. and the machine will last a lifetime Attachments Bach machine is furnished with necessary toolsniul accessories, and in addition we a iiH im v n . c ----- .— . « — j — . - i »— free o f charge, ns follow»: One dvance O n e Y e a r ................................ $2 Oft S i x M o n t h s .............................. 1.00 T h r e e M o n t h « ......................... 75 SHAD HUDSON, anywhere, on 1(1 days’ free trial, in y o u r o w n h o m e , without asking one cent in advance. AVE valuable M im a. F arm «. S lo e ’ KMoeben and T im ber Lmnia fo r an 1* Hon«»* nnd Tore« o f land w**ll improved in W ilbur, D'lUglna countv. O r., fo r sale, or exch a n ge fo r property in M yrtle P o in t. St Glifi.. to drawers, drew»guard* to wheel, and device for replacing belt. HIGH PflICCS FOG n i l V OIRCCTLY O f V M W M C f U f lf M IJ J J J SEWING M A CH IN ES Ull I SAVE A G E N T S ANO DEA LER S PROFITS O u n G R E A T Ö F T E R . $ 2 < SO nur ¿poetai WBolesol« Price, but in order to introduce thi» high-gradu »r wing machine, we make a special Ccnpon pon r iler, givimr everv reader o f this paper a chance to ge t * hrvt-rlaas ma chine at the love-.t pi ice ever offered. On receipt of ft#.g o cnah and cou ça . we will »hip the nbove deacrlbed machine anywhere aemrelv narked and ^crateil, nndgiiiu nteesafe delivery A tm years wnlten warranty each mrichi tie Montv refunded if not «» represented after thirty days test trial We w * »hipC. 0 . 1». for $19.80 with privilege of twenty days trial to receipt of f*00 as n guarantee of good faith *nd charge*. Ifyon prefer tWrt/ day*'trial liefore paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue with teatl- ■mntals. <. xplaming (nllv how we ship sewing machines anywhere to any* M e a t the ’owe«t manufacturer * prices without asking one cent in The be*t plan is to send all cash with order, a» you then aave the fl OOdi* -^Mol Reiv$«B'.t»er the coepoa must be sent with or*W»- DON’T PAY ^
