Coquille City herald., March 11, 1902, Image 1

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L. Roberds, M.D.
Office in G olden B uilding,
Coquille City, Oregon,
Galls, day
or night, prom ptly
angered.
E. 6. D. Holden,
L a w y e r.
XT. S . C o m m i s s i o n e r
General Insurance Agent.
Notary Public.
Office in Robinnon Buililit'fi-
C o q u il l e , O
u e u on .
J. W. STRANGE,
ID e n t is t ,
^Coquille City, Or.
W il visit Hnndon first sir days o f .Innn
arv, Maroh. Mav, Jnlv. hepterafwr snd N ov­
em ber. and M yrtle Point the first s ir dovs
o f F ebruary, April. Jan e, August, O ctober
a ad D ecem ber.
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J. Sherwood,
Attorney - at - Law.
C o q c il l k C i t y , C o o s C o u n t y , O be o o n .
Notary tn b lio .
John F. Hall,
A t t o m a y . a,t- a w ,
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
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ONE THOUSAND LEFT-
Indian War Veteran» and Widows Affected
by Pension Legislation.
I f tbo bill providing n pension
fortlie voter Hilo iu tlieludmo Warn
from 1817 to 1856, wtaiub whs pass­
ed by the Seuate la»t Tomday,
through the efforts of Senator
Jobu H. Mitchell, sbnalil be adoot-
eil t>y tbe lower bouse and become
a I hw , it will benefit ouly about
ltlOO people iu On gou aud Wash-
iuutou.
Tbe surviving vetemus
aud widows of veterans are Hup port­
ed to be about that number. Their
average age is 73 years.
This
estimate also includes the widows.
According to tbe rules ist}J by, tlie
old-line life insurance pompaBise
in making then estimates, these
survivors have ouly five years to
live. That a large number of the
veterans are married anil will leave
widows who will draw pensions will
not alter the general result, as
most of the wives of the veterans
are pioneers, and their average
age is nearly as gr .at as the vet­
erans. Tbe Senate trill piovtdes
for a peusion o f #8 per mouth
for the veterans and the widows cf
veterans.
Over 7000 aien serv­
ed in the nine year» of Indian
warfare in Oregon and Wash­
ington. O f this ntimber‘1800.were
killed on the field of BoRlk— Ore
gor Mining Journal.
Demand Sullrage-
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Sixty-six thousand eight hundred
women, textile workers of Lancas­
hire, Yorkshir and (¡heater, Eng­
land, have presented a petition to
Parliament praying for immediate
possession of the franchise, and de­
Front St.,
claring that the right to vote “ is of
C :^ a U 3 .
O r e m . vital importance to women engaged
Does a general barbering amt hair in the industrial struggle for exis­
tence.”
The trades unionists are
dressing business. Cleanliness,
neatuess and dispatch is our motto. supporting the appeal. They say
that the demand for woman suffr­
age will be tirelessly pressed UDtil
en eral
lytlk
p o s t , n o . ¿7,
D ept o f O regon G . A. K., meets in Piirlimeut yields.
The women as­
Horsey hall the first M onday even in g m
Westminster legislators
ea ch m onth. C om rades are cordialy invited sure the
that when permiteil to vote they
t o meet a i t h ns. ^ ^ K R E W SO N , P. C.
J . Q u ic k . A d ju tant.
_________ will exercise a triumphant force in
the direction of social reform and
Ex.
E E L O D G E , N O .10 I .O . O . L . M EETS administrative efficiency.
D onlei in R i a l
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R. E. Hosier’s,
SHAVING PARLOR.
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ea ch month.
W . tl. M ast , Pres,
p a y U orvey, rt-o
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Inventor ot Marvelous Machine.
Messages Flashes 2.099 Miles, Bridging
The Atlantic Ocean-
New York, March 1.— Signor
Marconi, who arrived on the Phila­
delphia to-day, announced that dur­
ing the tiip aciosathe Atlantic he
wi'B able to talk with his statiou at
Poldhouse, Cornwall, without any
difficulty up to 2,099 in i lee, virtual­
ly bridging the Atlantic.
This is
tbe most marvelous of all tbe in­
ventor's feats with wireless telegra­
phy. Mr. Marconi will proceed at
once to Canada, there to carry out
his part of a contract with the do.
minion government. By the term
of the contract the government
will contribute #80,000 tdward the
erection of ««tatiou in Nova Scotia,
according (o plaos and specifica­
tions preoar^d by Marconi himself.
Should the station cost more tliau
that amount the additional expend­
iture will be borne by the company
agrees that the rates to be charg­
ed between Canada aud Great
Britain should not exceed in any
case the rates charged for similar
tnes-ages between Great Britain
and other parts of North America.
Appeal to
R eason.
For Pr ifit meu are butchering
old wornout horses snd selling the
meat toYlie poorer citizens of Chi­
cago. A dispatch from that city
says: "Evidence has h e e D ot taiiied
that horses and mules try the thou­
sand are sold for beef every year
in Chicago. Slaughter houses ex­
ist lu various parts of the city and
suburbs, where tbs animals are
killed aud their fiesli packed and
sold as corned beef Hamburger
steak, sausage and other products
f< r use iu cheap restaurants and
free lunch saloons.
Nags that
have become too old, decrepit for
work, linghoued, spavined crea-
tuies, nnd even those afflicted with
glanders, sore feet, and various ail­
ments of the equine race are killed
for the trade iu large numbers.
‘,1s there no way to stop the
wholesale purchase o f the govern­
ment lauds, bqc I) as the "Sorthern
Pacific purchase of 20,000 acres re­
c e n tly ? ” —G. S. Cailiug, Philips-
burg, N. Y.
Not so long as railroad attorneys
aud lobbyists are ebetpd to the
senate and house and fill the cabi­
net. Tbe government is run by
capitalists, and they a r e ’ not run­
ning it for their health. The mas-
ses of people are not considered in
any action of the government. It
does nothing for them, but does
everything for the capitalist. Be­
fore the people will wake up to tbp
trend of things the forests and pub­
lic lands that should be the com­
mon heritage will all bs possessed
by corp iattous, as they are in Eu­
rope.
suicide of Gus Berg.
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ÍÍUNN & Co.*"®'“'”’ New York
Stone Worlcs
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J. I. LAM B, Pres.
On Tbura lay, Fenruary 24,.
Between the hours of eleven
A. Harden brook, nccompaicetF j f c o ’clock a. m. aud closing time at
iTtPss night on Jan. 25th, 1901, A. F.
1 heron Crook, while on busitliss
conn teted with his duties as road | Clark, druggist, Grade Springs,
supervisor, visited the cabin ofAJus Va, Bold twelve bottles of Chamber­
B rg, ou Pistol River. They enter­ lain’s Cough Remedy. He says, “ I
ed the cabin and were startled to never handled a medicine that
find Berg’s lifeless body lying on a sold better or gave better satisfac­
pile of hay in tbe middle of the tion to my customers.” This Rem­
floor. They left hurliedly aud no­ edy bag been in general use in
tified Mr. Raleigh Scott,of Moao- Virginia for many years, and the
iaiii Ranch
Mr Srott at once no­ |>eople there are well acquainted
Many
tified the proper official and an in­ with its excellent qualities.
quest was held, which resulted in of them have testified lo the
remarkable cures which it has
the following verdict:
We, the Oorone’s jury empaneld effected. Wheu you ueed a good,
aud sworu to inquire tuto the cause reliable medicine for a cough or
of the death of a persoD found on cold or attack of the grip, use
the South Fork of Pistol River, Chumberlam's Cough Remedy and
Fell 24. 1902, find tbe following you are certain to be more than
facte: The uame of tbe deceased p eased with tbe quick cure which it
person is Augustus Berg, a unlive affords. For sale by R. S. Knowl­
■ if Austria, and about 40 years of ton.
age, noil that his dentil was caused
bv a uunsbnt wound iu the left
AXYUIIICENGIT.
side, inflicted by hims- lf while tem­
Iu another columu of today’s is­
porarily insane
(Signed.)
sue appears the advertisement of
Raleigh Scott, W. J. C.HlIey, N. the wonder book of American pub­
B. Moore, W. H Moore, Delmsr lications—-of the achine of tbe com­
(Jolegrcve, Jobu Ham, Jurors— pilers’ and printer s’ art, where me­
Tribune.
chanical excellence, literary perfec­
tion aud the zenith of uccuracy of
Iu this same issue of the Titbutie detail are combined in a volume of
is a correspondence frnmOnldBeach over 60 pages that sells at the pop­
in which is mentioned the disap- ular price of 25 cents.
pearence to the mountains of Joe
We refer to the 1902 New
Stewart which mav offer some York World Almanac aDd Encyclo­
solution to the mystery, one para­
pedia, better known as “ The Stan­
graph reading as follows:
dard American Annual.”
One theory is that Hlewart call­
And so it is. It is more to Amer­
ed ou Berg and that Berg attacked
icans than is “ Whittaker’s” to tbe
him, and that Stewart shot him
British
in si fl il-fpuse.and becoming fright
By special arrangement with the
ened took to the woods. It would
publishers c f tbe World Almanac
seem fr )iu appearances, however,
wre offer it ill connection with one
that Berg met Ins d>atb several
year’s subscription to this paper at
duvs be foreSlewart disappeared.
$1.65.
Tbe New Features enumerated
C o a l i l h o i I S r v ii t li r .
Coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis, in the advertisement published to­
other throat and lung troubles are day are alone worth the price of the
Besides the features an­
quickly cured by One Minute Cough book.
Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is nounced there are more thau 1,000
not a mere expectorant, which gives facts touched upon.
Read the announcement aud send
ouly temporary relief. It softens
and liquifies the mucous, draws out in your subscription.
the indentation and removes the
P m c l l c s l l j r N la r v in ff.
cause of the disease. Absolutely
“ After usins a few bottles of
safe Acts at once. “One Minute
Cough Cure will do all that is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure my wife re­
claimed for it.”savs Justice of the ceived perfect amt permanent relief
Peace. J, Q. Hood, Crosby, Miss. from a Bevcre and chronic case of
“My wife could not get ber breath stomucb trouble,” says J. R. Holly,
and was relieved by tbe first dose. real estate insurance and loan agent,
It lias been abenefit to all my fam­ of Macomb, III. “ Before using Ko­
ily” R. S. Knowlton.
dol Dyspepsia Cure she could not
eat an ordinary meal without intense
The Roseburg Odd Fellows and suffering. She is now entirely cured.
Rebekabs have just fitted up and Several physicians and many rem­
furnished complete a room iu the edies had failed to give relief.’, You
new Odd Fellows’ orphan’s home m don’t have to diet. Eat any good food
Portland. This room is to be here­ you want, but don’t overload the
after designated and know at the stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
“ Roseburg room.”
Tbe members always digest it for you. R. S.
of these lodges here are showing a Knowlton.
true fraternal nnd Christian spirit
is not only carving for their own
Treasurer’s Notice.
members, but aiding iu the relief of
others. In assisting to tit up and
O T IC E is hereby aiven that all C ounty
W arrants endorsed prior to Jan, let,
maintain a home for sick or aged
1900.
w ill be paid on presentation at my
members, or orphaned children, office in
C oqaille City, Coos conn ty, Oregon.
they are doing for humanity a most No interest will be allow ed a fte r D ec.
commendable service and exempli­ 31. 1901.
T his 23d day o f Dec. 1901.
fying in a sincere and practical
J . B. D U L L E Y ,
C ountv Treasurer.
manner the tenebing of Him who
said “ Bear ye one nuothers burdens”
— Review.
Thomas W. McCue, an Ohioan,
is tbe inventor of n marvelous
mschine for remviug pain|by sb< It-
circuiting the uerves. Thomas A.
Edison say»that Mr. McCue'» in­
Y 0U H G U 4 L O D G E , N o. 72, K. o r P.
m eetsevery Tuesday evening at Odcl F at- vention is the most marvelous ma­
chine o f the age. Oddly enough,
ow s’ H a ll. Brothers in good eta u d io« in
lister lod ees are cordially invited to visit ns tbe inventor is neither, a medical
V. It. W IL S O N , C. C.
man nor an electrician. He is just
an inventor, and baa been studying
t. H . M A S T , K . o f R . A S .
electrical science ouly six or seven
* Y K T L E C A M P, NO. 1U7, W O O D M E N
A sa young man he lived
11 o f the W orld, m eets at Hersey Hall, years.
it an d 3d Saturday nights o f each m onth. in California.
He 1ms invented a
D . H. JOHNSON, Consul.
smoke consumer, several toilet ap­
, G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
paratuses and an electrical horse-
Ily his last machine he
E V E N IN G T ID E C IR C L E , NO. 214. starter.
Big Car Works For Pacific Coast
'j W. o f W „ meets in H ersey’ s H all on secures a current of one one Inin
2d and 4th Saturday nights in each m onth.
Seattle, Wash., Mar. 4—Active
dred-thousandtb of a volt.— Even­
O R A X . MAURY,
G u ard ian N eighbor. ing Telegram.
steps have begun for for tbe erec­
Je836 C. Sim m ons, Clerk.
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tion at Ballarb of a big plant for
18.000 Homeless In one District.
the manufacture of freight cars, log­
i^ H A D W I C K L O D G E . NO. 68, A. F.
V 7 an d A. M., m eets on Saturday evening
ging engines, trucks nnd mill ma­
on or b efore each full m oon. V isitin g breth­
New York, March 4.— Flood coo- chinery.
The plant is to cost up­
ren cord ia lly in v ite d .
litious iu the East are reported wards of $200,000 nnd is expected
C. R cmandbb , W . M.
,T. J. L a m b , Seo.
rapidly improving although affairs to be in opeation before tbe end of
It will be the pioneer
U E L A H C H A P T E R , N O. 6, O. E. S.. 1 o the Wyoming valley and north- the year.
m eets F riday ev en irg on or before easternPennsy IvaDia generally,and establlsment of
its kind in the
Salem, March 3.—The campaign
ea ch fu ll m oon at 8 o ’ clo ck from April 1st
The Washing­ in tbe interest of Willamette Uni­
t o O ctob er Gist, and thereafter at 7:30; and along the Hudson, near Albauy, are Pacific northwest.
3 ach F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o weeks there still in bad shape. Dispatches from ton fir is to be untilized on a large versity to pay the debt incurred,
a fter a t 4 o ’ c lo c k .
Wilkesbarre. Pa., show that more scale in the manufacture of freight during the past 10 years and to
M iss E mma L ournz . W . M.
than a score of lives were lost and cars.
M rs. J en n ie L . R ose, Seo.
increase the endowment
from
#5.000.000 worth of property was
#40.000 tu $100,000, was commenced
1 Q Q U IL L E L O D G E . NO. 5 3 ,1 . 0 . O. F..
,1 P r i n t e r O m a t l y
) m eets every Saturday even ing. V isit- destroyed in Northeastern Penn­
in this city vesterday, and at two
. ng b reth ren iu good standing cordially sylvania.
Tbe danger is over, but
“I
never was so much surprised nervines held in the First Methodist
in v ited .
E . L . F itch , N . G .
the
full
extent
of
tbe
damage
is
in mv life, ns 1 was with the result Church $11.025 was raised with
J . S. Law rence, II* S.
yet to be seen. Eighteen thous­ of using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm,” very little effort.
W y­ savs Henry T. Crook, pressman of
a m ie
rebekah
l o d g e , n o . 20 . and homeless persons iu tbe
I. O . O . F ., m eets every 2d and 4th oming Valley are anxiously watch-
tbe Asheville(N. C.) Gazette. " I con­
T lx e O o m m .o n .e r.
W ednesdays in ea ch m on th , at O dd Fel-
of tbe tracted a severe case of rheumatism
owa’ hall.
I bmx L urens . N. G . ing the backward corse
waters.
In n a M cD on a ld , Seo.
(M r . B r y a n ’ s P a per )
early last winter by getting my feet
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wet.
I
tried
several
things
for
it
For
file
Complexion.
The
Commoner has attained
/C O Q U I L L E E N C A M PM E N T, N O. 25,1.
V J O . O . F ., meets every first and third
without benefit, One day while within six months from datn of th°
The
complexion
always
suffers
Thursdays in each m onth at O dd Fellows’
n a il. C ord ial in vita tion extended to all vis­ from
biliousness or constipation. looking ovsy the Gazette, I noticed first issue a circulation o f 100.000
it i n g patriarchs in good sta n d in g.
Unless
the bowels are kept open that Pain Balm was poaitivlv guar­ copies, a record prohahlv never
B. F. L a w b e n c * 0 . P.
tbe impurities from the body appear anteed to cure rheumatism so equa'ed in »be history of American
J. J. Stanley, S cribe.
in the form of unsightly eruption. bought a bottle of it and before us­ periodical liteiatuie. The unparal­
De Witt’s Little Early Risers keep ing two thirds of it mv rheumatism leled growth of this paper demon­
BO Y E A R S
tbe liver and bowels in healthy con­ had taken its flight and I have strates that there is room in the
E X P E R IE N C E
ditions and remove the cause of such not had a rheumatic pain since.” newspaper field for a national pn-
per devoted to the disenssion of
troubles. C. E. Hooper, Albany. Ga., Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
political, economic, and social prob.
“I took De Witt’s Little Early Risers
The rule for estimating silage, leras. To the columns o f The
for billiousness They were just what ■
as oiven id Prof. Henry’s Feeds Commoner Mr. Bryan contributes
I needed. I am feeling better now j
and Feeding, is based npoo expert- i his best efforts; and his review of
• RADE IVI A R .
than
in
years.”
Never
gripe
or
dis-
I
ments made with stlagp a few days ' political eveots as they arise from
D is io n s
tress. Safe thorough and gentle. The I
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
after the silo was filled. It is pos- I time to time can not tail to interest
Anyone «ending a sketch and description may
very best pills. R. S. Knowlton.
alcktv aaeertaln oar opinion free whether an
sible in the succeeding weeks Htid , those who study pahlic qnestions.
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natentabie. ~
Communica­
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tions strictly confidenti
Tbe Commoner’s regular sub­
__Idest
for securing patent*.
The chief duty in life of a work­ months, soidp more settling would
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Patent«
taken ____
through
Munn A _ Co. receive
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ingman is to maintain, and raise, if occur, and thns there would bp | scription price is$ l per year. Wo
notice, without charge, In the
more
silage
per
cubic
f>iot.
At
the
I
have arranged wi'h Mr. Hrvan
possible, bis standard of living. In i
doing so, he makes for himself, his lop o f a recently filled eilo the sil­ whereby we can famish his paper
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. la rg e s t cir­
culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms. 93 a
family and his fellow meu a sm.iother age weigh)g 18 7 pounds per cubic and the H f .RALD together f - r one
rear : fou
on th «, $L
ail newsdealer».
four r m
month«,
|L Bold by all_
newadejüerm.
path up tbe mountain of progres», foot; at a depth o f 10 feet, 33 1 lb s .;1 vear for $2 The regular Rnbecrip-
for wbeeeyer the standard of living j the average for >0 feet being 26 1:. tion price o f the two papera when
Branch Office. 06 V St* Washington. D. C.
is high the standard of intellegeuce at a depth o f 20 feet, the weight oer subscribed for separately is 92.50.
* .«* *
is
correspondingly better. A high cubic foot is 46 2 lbs ; the average I
0 0 0 3
B A Y
standard of intelligence means a, for the wholee is 33 3; at a depth of : Anyone having a ranch to rent
high standard of morality and a ] 30 fset the silage will weigh 56 4 shonld advise the H e r a l d . We
lbs., and tbe average will be 39 6. have several applications.
high standard of morality goes a ;
loflg way towards bringing about
It is not at all certain that Cuban
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
the ideal civilization. The Brother­ sugar planters will care to accept I
For Sale by Tender.
o f Man.—Coasts Seamens that offer of a 20 per cent tarriff
MKAafmetarer of Marble Monamenta. H eal- hood
concession with the ai-conn«nving
Journal.
I will receive bids *or mv honxe
atonea. Tableta. ete.
conditson— that Cuba sh <11 first en­ and ^-acre plat in Notlev’a »ddi.
e.netery lota eneloaed with atone oopinff
“ It’s an ill wiud” etc. Groton, act tbe U. 8. immigration laws. tion to Coqnille Ci'v.
r corbin«. Iron railing!) fnmiahed to or-
Fi.r par.
e r . Gorreapondenoe aolfcited from portion Mass., got a lot of gratuitous adver­
Without chesp labor, those dreams ticnlars apply at the H erald office.
Ivin« m the oonntrv or other towna aho
tising
through
the
illness
of
young
of fortunes in Cuban sugar will t
may anah anythin« in my line of bnaineoa. .
T homas T aylo r .
M tK s.T rciin
.
O sro
Teddv.
1 never be realized
O Q U IL L E CO U N CIL. NO.lV.iH O F T H E
F ra tern a l A id A ssociation m eets the
and aud 4th M o ld tys in eao i 'n inth.
M ss. E dith U alch ,
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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1902.
VOL 19.
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L. H A R L O C K E R , Vice.Pres.
COQUILLE VALLEY B0NI{.
C A P IT A L
B O A J S D
ARE
YOU
DEAF?
ALL
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
A R E N O W C U R A B LE
by our new invention.
in
A
HEAD F. NOISES
CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
A. W IK M A N , O F B A L TIM O R E , SA YS :
B a l t im o r e , Md., M arch jo, 1901.
GtntUmtn : — B eing en tire ly cu red o f deafne««. thank« to you r treatm ent, l w ill now give yon
a fu ll h isto ry o f m y case, to be used at y o u r discretion.
A bout w five years ago m y rig
r ’ h t e a r b egan to sing, an d th is k ep t on gettin g w orse, until I lost
tirely.
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m y r h ea rin g in this ea r e en
ntirely
I u
nderw ent a treatm ent fo r c ata rrh , fo r three m onths, w ithout a n y »ucce«a
underwent
r •» P h y * « * ” ». . m o o , « h e r * th e m o ., em in en t « «
o f h i,
™ w V r ip 'm ..‘ « ^ ™ ; T h ; r o n T y
t h . t iH i h ta U ia o in . wo«W
th en cease, but the hearing in the affected ear w ould be lost forever.
I th en «aw your advertisem ent a c c id e n ia lly in a N ew Y o rk paper, an d ordered
treat­
m ent. A fte r I had used it on ly a few day« according to yonr direction«, the nom esccnwd. and
to-day, a fte r five weeks, m y h ea rin g in th e d isea sed e a r has b een en tire ly restored. I th a n k yon
h e a r tily . n d b«g to rem ain
V . r y t n £ ^ a i t M A N . 73o S . B r c d - . y , « .U tm orv, Md.
Our treatment doe* not interfere with your usual occupation.
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME 01
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, I L L
and Feed STABLE
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Coquile City, Or.
General Graying and Hauling a Specialty.
Commercial Mq
Promptly and Safely Delivered at any Point. Good Higs
Good Teams, Rates Reasonable
Coos Co. Marble 1 Granite Works.
Coquille City, Coos <jo.,
prepared to Jo nil hinds
W of ? are Cemetary
work at lowest
prices.
Marble
AND
Gradite
Monuments and headstones erectea
Coping, cleaning and re-lettering
Asoecialty.
all work guaranteed.
STEWART &WESTGATE, Props.
""flrllüfllOil"
tewing midi«
N.W Hi¿h-Arm
LA T E S T
BEST
CH EAPEST
. strictly high-grade 8ew%
in g M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
throughout in th e best p o s ­
sible m anner. It poeaetsea all
modern im provem ent«.audita
m echanical construction la
such that in it are com bined
slra p lid ty w ith groat stren gth ,
thus iu s u n u g e a s e o f running,
durability, and m a k in g ft im ­
possible Tor the m ach in e to be
put out o f order. It sew« fort
and niakce a p erfect stitch
with all kind« o f th rea d aud
nil classes o f m aterial. A tm tya
ready for use an d uuriva!1eti
, for speed, d urability an d su n l­
it y e f w ork. N otice th e (hi-
le w iu g poiata mi supertori*?»
towing th e uum her of stitenee to in e m en. an a ama
be chan ged from 8 to 3-! stitches to th e in ch, Teed ia douMe and eatem la ou both sides o f needle;
never fails to ta k e «roods thn----
trough;
s e v e r «tops at «earn»; m ovem ent is positive. n ® *P” *E*
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low
ered at _ will.
A n terns tic __ Bobbin
W to d er— Not
b reak and g et out oi order; ; can
<— b
— e raised
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fillin g the bobbin autom atically and p erfectly smooth without holdtug the thread, M achine does
not run w h ile w inding bobbin. I.ig h t P a w n in g — M acH nc is easy t
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h. the sam e on both sides,
a tor, m akes l t t l e noise and sew» rap idly. S titc h is »dou ble loclt i
is a flat s p rin g ten-
w ill not ravel, and r:«n I * ch an ged w itho ut sto p p in g th e m achine,
sion, an d w ill adm it thread from 8 to ljU spool cotton w itho ut changing. Never get out o f order.
T h e Needle i« a straight. »elf-»etti;ig needle, flat on one side, and cannnt be pnt fn w rong.
B ar is round, m ade <»i case-hardened steel, w ith oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil fr— *
— th
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a djustab le B earing» —AH
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and easily i
b earin
g s __________________-eel
are — ci — hardened sic
on
good*,
w ith a screw driver. A ll lost m otion c a n b e take en up, and the m schine will last a lifetim e,
tools and accessories, «nd in addition w e
A tta c h m en ts Raeli m achine is furnished w ith m
furnish an ex tra set o f attachm ents in « v elv et lin ed m etal box, free o f charge, as follow»:^ Owe
I niftier nnd g ath erer, one binder, o n e s h irrin g p late, one act o f four hem m ers, different width« up
to Yt of ’ a
nr r inch, one tncktjr,
ttirk-.-r, one under braider, one abort o r attachm ent foot, and one thread
cu
cutler.
tler. W o od w ork o f fiu«*«t
fiue«t (viislity
(vitality onk
oak or w
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alnut, go th ic cover and drawers, nickel-plated Hmg»
to draw ers, cites« guard« to whee 1, and d ev ice for rep lacin g belt.
C ommoner —
dvance
n n y ' T P A Y ,,,eH f* ic w fob c i i v o ib ectly of ■ A N u m T u m t M »
U U 1 I r A I S£WINQ MACHINES DU I IAVK ABCNT’S AN0 K A L K r t PROFITS
J
Wholesale Price, bat •ChChfM Vb
OUR G R EA T O
_ F F E R . $ 2 j .6 0 H our Special
J . E HAYNES.
Hudson & Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
Ecklev, Curry County, Orugon
IF T oprletcr.
on” ” «w ings on p aten t socket hinges, firm ly held dow n b y a th u m b
T h e Mead o f the “ A rlin gton
cat i and handsom e in d esign, and beautifully ornam ented la n M .
icrew . Strong, substantial, nest
and u>
ia
in . laid
or . _____.
countersunk,
m
it
to
o - - f IA
table.
Lcd p late lia« rounded corners i ant,
am | wr
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H igh est A rm — Space u u d rr the urm 1 « 6 J£ iu ch cs high am i Í* inches loug. Thi» w ill a d m it th«
If-Tb
'One Year................................... $200
Six Months................................ 1.00
j Three Month*.......................... 75
j SHAD HUDSON,
Only those born deaf are incurable.
ARLIMTOII."
Editor and Publisher,
• • . \HBRlSkt.
erald anp
J. J LAMB,
OF
AM0
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CASES
Coupon, if
aent C 0. T
or on IMci
William J. Bryan,
ayable
D r R E C ? T O E S .
10 y a a r t ' w ritten
w a rran ty w f t A
Issued Weekly,
P
O F
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER
L. HARLOCKER, and G W. WHITE.
S hip p ed to anyone,
au yw here, on 10
d a ys' free trial,
in y o u r o w n
h o m e , without
a s k in g one cent
in advance.
THE COMMONER
erm s —
IE). O E E G -O IT
For $ 1 8 * 5 0
This old reliable and
most sucoessfnl spec­
ialist in San Francis­
co. still continues to
cure all S exa e! and
Seminal Diseases,
Isuch as Gouorrhes-
} 1 e e t , S t r i o t n re,
Syphilis, in all it
forms, Skin Diseases.
iN e r v o n s Debility.
Ifiipotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of
Manhood, the consequence of self-abuse
and excesses producing the following sympa
toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
the ears, loss of confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
heart. waakn^ss o f the limbs and back, loss
of memory, pimples on the faoe, oonghs-
eonmimDtion etc.
DR. GIBBO N has practised in San Fran
oisco over 37 vears an 3 those troubled should
not fail to cousnlt him and receive the ben­
efit of his great skill nnd experience. The
doctor cur^s when others fail.
Try him.
CCRK8 G U A R A N T E E D . Persons enred
at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
write.
D R . J . F . GIBBON,
625 Kearney street. San Francisco Cal .
! T
950.000
}.
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school district
warrants, draws uotes, mortgages, deeds nnd all kinds of legal instru­
ments—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
iEtns, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
A $65.00 M a c h in e
Dr Gibbon
.
COQUI
N
T o t l i e "O m o r t u n a t e
G. W. W H IT E C a sh itr
)
AVE valuable M'n<s. Farms, Stock ’
Ranches aud Timber Lands foreale
H
House snd 6 seres of land well improved !
in Wilbnr, Douglas county, Or., for sale, i
or exchange for property in Myrtle P oint,1
ischine, w e m ake a special cou­
in ord*.-r to introduce e tiiiw niyh-grane nr w in g ma
o f this p a p e r a c!
cha nee to get a first-class t
pon offer, g iv in g ev ■try
e ry reader
r
ch in e a t tlie lowest p rice ever offered. On receipt o f f if t .g o cash and coupon,
w e w ill sh ip th e above described m achine a n y w h e re securely p eck ed nod
crated, and gnai'-nte« safe delivery. A ten v eers’ w ritten w a rran ty sent w ith
each m achine, >Iouey refunded I f not as rep resented after th irty d a y s’ teat
trial. W e w *• ship C. O. D. for J19 30 w ith p riv ile g e o f tw en ty d a y s' trial oa
receipt o f fiVfO as a guarantee o f good faith au d charges. I f you p refer th irty
daysM rinl lie f *re p ayin g, send for « ir U rg e illustrated cata lo g * « w*th taott*
Mawlals, ex p lain in g fully how w e sh ip sew in g m achines an y w h ere to aay>
one at th e lowest m anufacturer s price« w ith o u t a s k in g o n e cen t la advance.
r, as y<
T h e beat plan is to send all cash w ith ordeT,
yo u then save the fUJOdia-
n u t Kvm «inferir t h . t o .p o o m int b . >ra t wHh
It mm
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