Coquille City herald., April 08, 1902, Image 1

Coquille Citi! ÎÎefdfc
VOL 19.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1902.
E .G . D. Holden, P. G. M., of
Is self government right? I f so,
Good For Rheumatism
tbe let'erendum
and initiative Coquille, Oregon, waa made an Odd
Last fall I was taken with a vary
^
Offloe in Residence.
Fellow in Grand Rapid# (Michigan) severe attact of muscular rheuma­
Dawson, March 11.—On n bleak follw.
Direct legislation means simply Lodge, No. 11, August 19, 1872, tism which caused me great pain
and
barren
hillside
of
Arctic
coast,
Copulile City, Oregon.
near the headwaters of the Purcu- an actual instead of a mere theore­ and held continuous membership and annoyance. After trying sever­
OtUt, day or night, promptly nuswered.
| pino river, more than 4,000 feet tic sovereignty o f tbe Deople. We therein until ho withdrew to become al prescriptions and rheumatism
abole the sen level and a long way are governed today, not by a de- j a member of an Oregon Lodge. He cures. I decided to useGhamberlain’s
above timber line, where none save mociHcv, but by au elective aris­ became a Past Grand o f the above Fain Balm, which I had seen ad­
U G. D. Holden,
the Iudian hunter l.us ever placed tocracy bolding for a term. The Lodge January I, 1876, and first vertised in tbe ¡South Jersey man.
foot there lie complete hulls of two people are sovereign ooly at the took bis seat io the Grand Lodge of After two applications of this Rem­
L a v y y e r.
large ships, petrified.
The find is m o m e D t of election— the men they Michigan as a Representative of edy I was much better, aud after
XJ. S . O o m m i s a i o n e r , so remarkable that the discoveries elect become their masters for one, j his Lodge the next month and was using one bottle, was completely
General Insurance Agent.
of remains of mnstodonB, which have two, four six years, as tbe case may I continued os such Representative cured.—Bailie Harris, Salem, N. J.
Notary Public.
been made from time to time, sink be. Self-government is one thing, j the following year In 1877 be was For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
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into insignificance by comparison. tbe choosing of the men who are appeinted Grand Marshal of tbe
Office in Robinson Buihling.
There are always new fields for
Mr. Liskche, a printer of Seattle, to goyern yon is a different thing. | Grand Lodge of -Michigan; was
CoyClLLB, OlttOON.
Waeh., who returned from the Koy- A child urny choose its guardian; elected Grand Warden in 1878, the statistician to conquer. Tbe
ukuk country last eveniug, brought a slave might be given a voice in Deputy Grand Master in 1879 and latest comes from England where
the news of the find toDuwson. He tbe selection o f bis master and yet Grand Master in 1880 and Grand it has been calculated that tbe av­
says that Dr. Cleveland, who is be absolutely subj-ct to his domin­ Reperesentative to the , Sovereign erage lead peucil will write about
Grand Lodge for 1881 and 1882. 100,000 words.
;Ttuown from oue end of the territory ion after tbe choice were made.
Power will by need in tb« in­ Fur tbe last three mentioned offices
f
to
the
other,
has
gonp
to
investigate
Would it have been more wicked
C oq u ille C ity. Or.
terests of its possessor. I f tbe be was the unanimous choice of the
the matter, aud all who kuow him
to let 2.000 census clerks slip
power
o
f
government
is
to
be
used
Past
Grands
of
Michigan,
there
be-
Wll Tiait Pandon first six days of Jann- say that be would not go on such
through tbe civil servioe gate than
gry, March, May. July, September and Nov­ an expedition if he were not sure of in tbe interests of the people they iug no nominees in opposition
ember.
ember, and Myrtle Point the first six days
must have coutlnuon sand effective against him. Iu Michigan Grand to close the gate after 700 got
*
* -x\, Jane, August, October tbfi fact.
o f - —
February,
April
through?
and Deoember.
The manner of the disoovery was | possession o f the government. We Officers are elected in the Lodges
call oar legislators “ agents" and and a return of all votes muds to
A. Scotch factoty is tam ing oi t
this:
A party o f Chaudler Iudinns was the people their “ principal”—queer the Grand Secretary. In 1875 and gear or cog-wheels made of paper.
J. Sherwood,
/
agents who can give away their 1876 be served his Lodge as D. D. They are durable, aud noiseless
hunting near the headwaters of the
Porcupine river, which they had principal’s property despite bis G. M. as also several new Lodges as compared with mental gears.
protest, and are not responsible to instituted by him in his county aud
The manufacture o f artificial ice
reached by following tbe Chaadelar I ‘'•"‘ T * “ U. T " T " " " ’V
Attorney - at - Law,
creek.
One
day
while
on
tbe
side
b,,n dur,D* bp,r * « » " f 8pr" cp: parts adjacent. Prior to comiug to trebled in this country in the lust
C o q d il x i C it y , C oos C odkot , O rzoon .
qve*r principal that cannot veto Oregon he belonged to but one
of a mountain, whose slope in to-
his “ agent’s” plans, uomatter how Lodge, and that the one iu which decade and the yearly output is
Notary Public.
ward the Arctic ocean, one of the
much Ire objects to them nor in­ be wus initiated. He took a with- now valued at $14,000,000.
party, lnokiug about for game,
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struct bis agents what to do when­ diawal card therefrom December 24,
chanced to spy high on the moun­
John F. Hall,
AN YO im C E M EIVT.
ever he sees fit, nor discharge 1900, which on the 30lh day of
tain side above him a rocky forma
said agents when they refuse to October, 1901, he deposited with
Iu another columu of today’s is­
tion of a shape he had never seen
carry out his oiders; queer prin­ Hecetu Lodge, No. I l l , located at sue appears tbe advertisement of
- A . t t 3 r ja . 9 3 r . a t
a w ,
before. He woe about to contiuue
cipal who has to obey the corn- Florence, Lane county, and is now the wonder book of American pub­
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
his search for game, but changed his
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mauds o f his “ agents,” instead of a member of that vigorous Lodge. lications—of the achme of tbe com­
mind,
and
be
toiled
up
the
side
of
Daalei in Bait. E stât « o f all kinds.
giyiug tb -in orders.— Ex.
Bio. Holdeu became a member of pilers’ and printers’ art, where me-
tbe mountain toward 'he strange
Grand Rapids (Micliig*:u) Encamp­ chnniral excellence, literary perfec­
object. It wae noc till he got to it
W a u ls T o H e l p O l h r n .
ment, No. 43. by initiation in 1874 tion and the zenith of accuracy of
R . E . N o s l e r ’s, that he discovered that there were “ I had
st- mach trouble all my He soon passed the chairs and was detail are combined in a volume of
two objects very much alike, and
then it suddenly dawned upou him )ife,” asys Edw. Mclilor, proprietor sent as «Representative to the Grand over 60 pages that sefls at the pop­
that there, more than lot) miles of the Uuiou Boltling Works, Erie, Encampment of Michigan and was ular price of 25eeDts.
Front St.,
We refer to tbe 1902 New
from
the sea and high above it, were Pa , “ and tried all kiuds of remedies, an officer in that body for tne years
O s q u lU e ,
O r© g= n -
went to several doctors und spent 1882 and 1883, filling the chairs of York World Almanac and Encyclo­
two
ships,
the
larger,
probably
400
Does a general barbering ami hair
isusiderable money trying to get a Grand Juuior Warden. Orund Sen­ pedia,' better known as “ The Stan­
feet loug, turned to stone.
dressing business. Cleanliness,
That nigbt when the party was in moment’s peace. Finally I read of ior Warden, and Grand High Priest dard American Annual.”
neatness and dispatch is our motto.
And so it is. It is more to Amer­
camp the hunter told his story. It Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and have for the above years respectively.
icans
than is “ Whittuker’s” to the
He
is
now
a
member
of
Coquille
been
taking
i
t
'o
my
great
satisfac­
was not believed, but he was so
ENERAL L Y T L E POST, NO. 27,
tion. I never found its equal for Encampment, No. 25, and Mamie British
_ ' Dept o f Oregon G. A. R., meets in persistent that it was true thut next
By special arrangement with the
Hersey hall the first Monday evening in day several hunters went with him stomach trouble and gladly recom­ Rebekah Lodge, No. 20. of the
each month. Comrades are oordialy invited
mend it in hope that 1 may help same place and a constant and reg­ publishers of tbe World Almanac
to
see
the
womlerful
ships,
aud
to meet a ith ns.
J. W .K R E W S O N .P . O.
their surprise and partarial fear other sufferers." Kokol Dyspepsia ular attendant at all stated meet- we offer it in connection with one
J. Q u ic k , Adjutant.
wag as great as his own
They ex­ Cure cures all stomach troubles. tings. Bro. Holden is now an Odd year’s subscription to this paper at
amined the hulls more closely than You don’t have to diet. Kodol Dys­ Fellow of nearly 30 years’ stand­ $1.65.
EE LODGE, NO. 19 I. O. O. L. MEETS
pepsia Cure digests what you eat. ing, He never sought an office in
The New Features enumerated
j at Lee, the second Saturday evening o f be had done, and the result of this
the Order and never declined one. in the advertisement published to­
each month.
W. H .(M aat , Pres. examination was such that th> story R S. Kuowltoo.
Fay Hervey, See.
All the honors bestowed upon him day are alone worth the price of the
cannot be doubted. They went to
Besides the features an­
Hon. John MaeVlcar (R epubli­ came to him because he was an en­ book.
/"lO Q U IL L E COUNCIL. NO.398 OF THE the interior o f the vessel and
VV Fraternal Aid Association meets the brought back with them some cups can), Mayor of Des Moines, Iowa: thusiastic member, and he still con­ nounced there are more than 1,000
2nd and 4th Mondays in each month.
and plates luade for table purposes, liepreeeutative government at best tinues to be, never missing a meeting facts touched upon.
M bs , E dith B alch ,
Read the announcement and send
aud of au ancient and ponderous cau only roughly estimate the wauts and being always ready to take any
M rs. Alioe Tattle. Sec.
description. Only a few of them o f a community, aud too often place in any work which is before in your subscription.
YOURGUS LODGE, No. 72, K. of P. could be brought out by the Indians. party platforms and pledges are the Lodge or Encampment. Asa
meets every Tuesday evening at OddFel-
speaker he ranks high and has spent
Treasurers Notice*
lows' Hall. Brothers in good standing in It waH only the recollection of the misconstrued or ueglecffed, repre­
■ister lodges are cordially invited to visit us manner in which they had been dis­ sentatives influenced either by much time duriDg tbe years of his
V. R. WILSON. 0 . C.
OTIOE is hereby given that all County
posed to treat .tbe story told them greed or gaiu or ambition; bnt the membership, giviug goi d reason for
endorsed prior to Sept., 1st,
the faith that is in him, and doing 1900, Warrants
by their comrade that induced them people cannot be corrupted.
will be paid on presentation at my
R. H . M AST, K. o f R . A S .
lu the vrry nature of things, all much to enlighten the world regard, office in Coquille City, Coos county, Oregon.
to bring auything away with them
No interest will be allowed after filar.
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197, w o o d m e n
They knew they would not be be­ classes and interests cannot be re­ ing the great humanitarian Order 25,
1901,
o f the World, meets at Hersey Hall,
that be loves so well.— Pacific Odd
This 20th day of filar. 1902.
1st and 3d Saturday nights o f each month. lieved if they had no evidence other presented inout law-making assem­
J. B. DÜLLEY,
Fello w.
D. H. JOHNSON, Consul.
than their words hence the ta le­ blies.
County Treasurer.
J. G. Simmons, Clerk.
Iowa municipalities appreciate
ws re.
Some men are,always ready to in­
The IndiaDsalgo found a petrified the safeguard which out laws, pro­
v e n in g t i d e
c i r c l e , n o . 214,
W. o f W., meets in Hersey’ s Hall on forest of tropical groth even higher viding limited direct legislation, vite disappointment; the profes­
2d and 4th Saturday nights in each month. on the mountain, though in the have tbtowu around onr city gov­ sional office-seekers, for instance.
OR AX. MAURY,
Eleven bead of milchcows, at $30
B e fo r e « finucbisecan
Guardian Neighbor. immediate vicinity of the ships ernments.
A V I U l B l . t ; U E IM C E IIE .
per head. Fourteen yearling hiefers
Jesse C. Simmons, Clerk.
They describe those trees of stoDe be granted or its term extended it
« e l d * l a C b l l - and other stock.
must be submitted to the people F o r C a i i c k s an<!
h a d w ic k
l o d g e , n o . 68, a . f . ns having leaves as long as a man's
drrn .
J. E. Fisher. Parkersburg.
for their approval. The people
and A. M., meets on Saturday evening body, and very Lroad.
“ I have not the slightest hesi­
on or before each fa! 1 moon. Visiting breth­
of the Iowa ipunicipalties may al­
tancy in recomending Chamberlain's
ren oordislly invited.
so taken the initiative and require
C. Ri MANDEB, W. M.
Cough Remedy to all who are suf­ T O t l i ©
Will Plow Land To Gather Gold Dust-
X 3 J 3 .1 0 J r t T A J 3 .a t ©
J. J. Lamb, 80a.
that a proposition authnrizing the
fering from coughs or colds,” says
city
authorities
to
establish
muni­
UELAH C H A PTE R , NO. 6, O. E. 8.,
Chas.
M.
Cramer,
Esq.,
a
well
known
Tacoma Wash., March 25.— From cipal water works, gas works or
meets Friday evenirg on or before
each fall moon at 8 o'clock from April 1st Montana comes a story of success electric light warks be submitted watch maker, of Colombo, Ceylon.
to October 3lst, and thereafter at 7:30; and attained in gathering gold by tbe
‘ It has been some two years
This old reliable and
to the people.
jaoh Friday afternoon two weeks there
since tbe City Dispensary first called
most HuccesHful spec­
use of cooperpUted plowshaares.
after at 2 o'clock.
The city of Des Moines has al­
ialist in San Fratoia-
my
attention
to
this
valuable
medi­
Miss E mma L orenz , W . M.
Near Wilson, M oD t., is an immense ready had occasiou to take advan­
oo,
still continues to
Mrs. Jennie L. Rose, Sec.
cure all Hexae! and
glacial moraine covering several tage of the initiative aud referen­ cine and I have repeatedly used it
Seminal
Diseases,
/C O Q U IL L E LODGE, NO. 53. I .O . O. F., thousand acres.
TestR show that da n and believes it to be o f im­ and it has always been beneficial.
such as Gonorrhes-
meets every Satarday evening. Visit-
It
has
cured
me
quickly
of
all
colds.
G l e e t , 8 t r , o t a re,
ng brethren in good standing cordially it carries gold values of about $2 a mense value.— Ex.
S yph ilis, in all it
It is especially effective for children
ton. Tbe gold is as fine as flour
invited.
E. L. F itch , N. G.
forms, Skin Diseases.
J . 8. Lawrence, K. S.
and
seldom
takes
more
than
one
and numerous efforts to save it by
N e r v o u s D ebility,
A dispatch froln this city to the bottle to cure them of hoarseness. Itr,pottmo.v, Seminal Weakness
and Loss c f
gronud slucing panning and wash­
a m ie r e b e k a h
l o d g e , n o . 20.
Manhood,
the
oonseqnenoe
o f seif-abuse
Ssn
Francisco
Chronicle
under
date
I have persuaded many to try this
I. O. O. F ., meets every 2d and 4th ing it over blankets have proved of March 9th, says: “ W. J. Qosslin
and excesses producing the following sympa
valuable medicine, and they are »11 toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
Wednesdays in eaoh m onth, at Odd F tl- fuilures.
aud W. H. Hammond, brother of as well pleased ns myself over the der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
ows’ hall.
I rma L ukens . N. G .
Several
years
ago
the
Highland
tana McDonald. Sec.
the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in
Land A Water Company bought A, B. Hammond, owner of the Vance results.” For sale by R. S. K owl- approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
heart, weakness o f the limbs and back, loss
/''IO Q U IL L E ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25,1. a large area of this land, and seeded Redwood Company, the Eureka & ton.
.... .......
o f memory, pimples on the fa ce, conghs-
Klamath River Railroad Company,
\J O . O. F., meets every first and thir0
consumntion etc.
Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows' it to timothy. Last fall oue of the and other large interests in this
T li© C o m m o n e r .
aa ll. Cordial invitation extended to all vis­ plows used happened to have a
DR. GIBBON has practised in San Fran
county, have about completed all
(M
r . B ryan ' s P aper )
itin g patriarchs In good standing.
cisoo
over 37 years an I those troubled shonld
number of copper bolts through it.
B. F. L awbxnck C. P.
arrangemeut
for
the
proposed
con­
not fail to consult him and receive the ben
One day Manager Noyes of the
Tbe Commoner has attained efit o f his great skill and experience. The
f . J. Stanley. Scribe.
Hibland farm noticed that a chunk solidation of all the redwood inter­ within six monlhs from dale o f the doctor our'a when others fa il. Try him.
G U ARAN TEED. Persons enred
of
amalgam had formed on the head ests and combining of all the rail­ first issue a circulation of 100,000 CUKES
at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
* 6 0 Y KARS
of each bolt. It was formed from road companies centering on Hum­ copies, a record probablv Dover write.
D R . J . F. GIBBON,
K X PE R IE N C É
quicksilver lost on an old placer boldt bay. It is believed that just equaled in tbe history of American
625 Kearney street. 8an Francisco O i l .
as
soon
as
tbe
railroad
companies
dump by men who tried to save
periodical liteiatme. The unparal­
the gold. Noyes pried off pieces of ; co,‘Bolid" tf A B f1° 'u'u1OD'1 and his leled growth of this paper demon­
compl
. ____
_ I party will compute
the construe- strates that there is room iu the
..„.„i___ _ and,
the amalgam
opnn retorting
them, found they yielded abou 50 tion of tbe gap of about 100 miles newspaper field for a national pa­
• RADE WARM
cents in gold to each bolt. The between Scotia, this enuuty, and per devoted to the disenasion of
D is io n s
J
Issued W eekly,
entire ranch is now to be plowed XJkiah. Mtndocino county, which political, economic, and social prob­
C osy Rio MTS A c .
Anyone «ending a «ketch end description may
with plows which are copper-plated would give a railroad outlet from lems. T i the columns of Tbe
Quickly accertain oar opinion free whether as
tavenflon I« probably patentable. Communica­
on the under side of the mold bord. this city to San Fraucisco"— Eure­ Commoner Mr. Bryan contribute'
tion« strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent«
ka Standard.
his best efforts; and hia review of
These copper plates are to be cover­
Patente
¡ S taken
u m through Mann A Co. reoelvi
E d ito r and Publisher.
political events as they arise from
Spartet aottee. wttbowt charge. In the
ed with quick-silver and at the end
The
Rindge
Syndicate
of
Los
time to rime can not tail to interest I.IR C M J, -
of each day’s work the amalgam will
• • NEKK1SKA.
be scraped off and retorted, lhe Angeles, California, recently pur­ those who study public questious. T erm s —H erald and C ommoner —
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lamest <*r-
chased
two
trnrts
of
land
near
•elaUon o f any «oteaUle tournai. Tarma. SS a
The Commoner's tegular sub­
fine dust passing over the plow will
P ayable in A dvance .
year : four mon the, |L Sold by all new d aalar«.
deposit its flour gold on the plated Stockton, Csliforliis, and paid scription price i s « l per ypar. We One Year..................................$2 00
«290.000
for
them.
The
lands
are
to
I have arranged wi'h Mr. Brvan | Six Months................................ 1.00
mold boards in a manner similar to
the action of a stamp mill. The men be used to giow celery anil aspara. whereby wp can farniah hie paper j Three Months.......................... 75
behind the scheme expect U> m
o
k
o
'
*****}• * b° " rP aud the H erald together for one
bay
„ large
___ clean-up
,___ _________
r ____ a iu : , this
to fa-m the lauds will
be taken vear for $2 The rpgalar subscrip­
a
this summer
there
from
Los
Angeles.
J. E HAYNES.
The as­ tion price of lhe two papers when dHAD HUDSON,
manner.
I
paragus is to 1«> esnned ei her by subscribed for separately is $2.50.
a plant to lie erected bv the Rindge
Human knowledge is limited. A company or the fonr canneries
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
For Sale by Tender.
Hudson & Haynes,
thiog is n it necessarily mysterious near there.— Public Land.
Maanfoatnrer o f Marble Monaments. Hen I. because we cannot understand it
I will receive bid» for nav hon»e Mining and Real Estate Agents
stones. Tablets, etc.
No man with original ideas need
Eokley, Corry County, Oregon
For Sale at a Bargain.
and ^-»cre plat in Nntley’# addi-
cemetery lots enclosed with stene coping
AVE valuable M»neg, Farm*. Stock
or enrhing. Iron railings fa m ish ed to or­ ever hope to write a p. pular song;
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tion to Coquille Citv.
For par-
Ranches and Timber Lamia for tale
der. Correspondence solicited from parties original
ideas are too almighty
160
acre
dairy
rao<-b,
macbn
ery
ticolars
apply
»t
the
H
er ald offie..
living in tbe country or other towns »h o
1
Hooae
and 6 acre* o f land well improved
ecarce
to
be
popnlar.no
matter
how
tools
aud
cream
aeparator
and
en
T
hom
is
T
ailor
“ *T wi»l» an yth in g in my linn o f basiness I
in Wilbnr, Douglas county, Or., for sale,
M tn a n rin ro
•
o r > * ..„
,« • 1 thej »re dished up to the public,
1 giue.
J. Q uick , Coquille, Or.
1
Ke sw ick, Cal t or exchange for property in Myrtle Point,
Q
Petrified Veess I, Found on Mountain Side-
L. Roberds, M.D.
J. W. STRANGE,
NO 40
i. I. LAMB, Pres.
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
6 W. WHITE, Cuhitr
COQUILLE V0LLEY B0NK-
CAPITAL
c
o
q
u
.
i l
.
.
,
b
900.000
.
o iE e iE a -c a s r
Docs a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personul and real estate eecurity, buys county, town and school distrio
warrauts, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instr u
menta—Notarial work.
Issues tire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
•Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
B O -A JR D o r 1 r iH S E O T O r R S .
J. J LAMB
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER
L. HARLOCKEH, and G W.WHITE.
I
. —
SHAVING PARLOR.
A L L
ARE NOW
CURABLE
Only those born deaf are incurable.
by our new invention.
HEAD F. NOISES
CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
A. WERMANV OF BALTIMORE, SAYSt
B a l t im o r e , Md., March 30, 19*1.
Ctntltm en • — Being entirely cured o f deafness, thanks to your treatmeut, I w ill now glee yon
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.
A bout five years a g o m y rig h t ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
m y hearin g lu this ear entirely.
^
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...
I uuderw ent a treatm ent for catarrh, fo r three m onths, without any success, consulted n num­
ber o f physicians, am ong others, the m ost em in ent ear specialist o f this city, w ho told me that
o n ly an operation could h elp me, and even that on ly tem porarily, that the head noises w ould
then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear w ould be lost forever.
I then saw your advertiaem ent a ccid en 'a lly in a New Y ork papeT, aud ordered your treat*
m ent. A fter I had used it on ly a few days a ccordin g to your directions, the noises ceased, and
to-day, after five weeks, m y bearin g in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. I thank yon
h - r t U y . n d * * to rom aia
i ' r j truljr
7J0 8 Bro. dw . y , B .a in .o r ., Md.
n fnll h istoiy o f m y ca»e, to be used at your discretion.
Our treatment does not interfere with your tmual occupation.
Examination and
advice free.
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, IL L
and feed STABLE
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Coquile City, Or.
G eneral G ra yin g and H a u lin g a S p e c ia lty.
Com m ercial H e Q
P ro m p tly and S a fe ly D elivered a t any P o in t. G ood R ig s
G ood Te am s, H ate s Heasonable
Coos Co. Marble J Granite Works
C oq u ille C itv, Cons (jo.,
prepared to do nil hinds
W ? of are Cemetary
work at lowest
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prices.
Marble
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A $65.00 M achine
SL-o, tewing mm
For S 1 8 . 5 Q
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o m ia h it
Shipped to anyone,
an yw h eie, on 10
days’ free trial,
iu y o u r o w n
h o m e , without
ask in g one cent
in advance.
fO
atents
THE COMMONER
William J. Bryan,
Scientific American.
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Granite
Monuments and headstones erectea
Coping, cleaning and re-lettering
Asoecialtu.
all work guaran teed.
STEWART &WESTGATE, Props,
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Dr Gibbon
at a nominal
coot.
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“ ARLINGTON."
A Strictly high-grade Smm*
Ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
throughout la the best pos­
sible manner. It possesses all
m odern improvements audita
m echanical construction m
such that in it are com bined
sim plicity with great strength,
thus insuring ease o f running,
durability, and m aking it im ­
possible (o r the m achine to be
pat out o f order. It sews fast
and m akes a perfect stitch
with all kinds o f thread aud
all classes o f m aterial. Alwitye
reedy Cor use and nnriveUod
1 for speed, durability and qeah
ity o f w ork. Notice the fet*
low in g poin ts uf superiorly*
r held dow n b y a th u m b
The (lead o f the “ A rlin gton ”
“ r ornam ented in gold,
pc: e w . h l/on g , substantial, nes
ish w ith top o f table.
Bed plate lias rwundad corners l ________,_____________
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it the
tiisU f st A m »—S*.ace under lhe srm Is r>j4 inches high and 9 inches long. T
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h is
is w
w ill
ill adm
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largest Fkirts, and *s*en ouilts. It is b e ll Th readin g—Absolutely no holes to put thread through
except eye c f needle sYiuttic is cylinder, open on end, entirely self-threadin
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take out; bobbin holds a large Amount o f thread. At Itch p egn lator is on the bed o f the m achine,
beneath the bobbin w inder, and has a scale showing the num ber o f stitches to th e Inch, and ean
be changed from 8 to 82 atitches to the in ch . Feed Is double and extends on both sides o fn e e d le ;
never is i’ s lo take vooda through; n erer stops at seams; m oxsm ent *
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break and get out 61 order; can b e raised and lowered at will. Automatic « t o o w n w in n e r Fm
filling the bobbin autom atically and perfectly sm ooth without liolding the thread. M achine d oes
not run while w inding bobW ». L ig h t R tm nlng—M achine is easy to run, does not fatigue th eopor-
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Stitch
is a double lock
stitch, the same on both sides.
«tor, make*
little noise and * sews rapidly.
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flat - nring ten­
will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine. T(
sion, and will adm it thread from 8 to loO spool cotton without changing. N ever gets on i o f order.
Ths Nesdle i* a straight,
needle,
fiat
on
oue side, and
cannot - be
In w
wi rong.
tig h t, self-setting I1
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B sr is .ound, m ade o f caw *
hardened
with oil cup at
the -—
bottom
prevent * ^
oil from getting
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• steel,
iteel, *nth
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stin gs—All
on tlie goods. A djustable hearings
All bearings arc esae^hardened steel and ^easily adjusted
otion can be taken
ke np, and the m achine will last a lifetime,
with a screw driver. All 1 ’ lost ; m
mod*
with necessary tools and accesnonen, and in a d d itlo n w «
Attachm ent*—Each m ad hit»« is furnished
________
fu n
in a
a vrivci
velvet lined
metal box,
ftirniih *n
an wxi
"»Mil
rn set
k i o
ui
f a
attachments
u tachmenta
a tn in cn u in
un co uixtoi
iw*. free o f charge, as follow *: Owe
ruffW f i d gatherer, on e bindei, on e shlrrtng plate, o n e set o f fonr hemmers, different wintas up
to 7 » f sn inch, on e (ticker, one u n «W braider, one short or attachment foot, and one thruaa
1 — Wnot* w ork »*f fine** an a! ...
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cutter.
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r walnut,
C© and drawers, nickel-plated rings
to drawer*, area* guards to wheel, and « c v ice for replacing belt.
n r a ’ T DAY rich MISES FM
anv
Oisvcnr Of MMUnCTIMRI
U d ì I I A l SEVU SU M A C H IN ES D U I SAVE AGENT'S AMU D E A L E R S PROFITS
O U R G R E A T C T F E R . * 7 ^ . . 8 5 0 1 * « « e Special W holesale P rice, but
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M . e rew in
g m achine, we m ake a special cou­
In order to introduce
this nign-grade
ing
pon offer, givin g every reader o f this pnper a chance to g t a first-class ma­
chine at the low est i rice ever offered. On receipt o f $ 18.50 cash and coupon.
m achine anyw here securely packed and
we will ship the at _JyvC'-described
.
cesafe delivery. A ten voars’ written warranty sent with
crate<(. and gnat, ateesafe
represented
each Maghiti«', Ifo u r y refunded i ~not
f — . a*
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......... thirty
- , days’
r t . . teat
50 with privilege
orivileire o f twenty days
days* trial
trts <m
tri«:. W e w
ship C. O. D. for flfl.UO
A,* .00 . as
. a
.. guarantee
a
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A f faith
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..« .A charge*. 1 I f f « you
a m ftra fa v I h ir t v
receipt . o f r $fi
gtx»d
prefer thirty
¿'■■y* trial before p * y : ne, send for oitr large Illustrated catalogue w ith teati-
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m o e ie b . exrln in in g I ifiy how we ship sew ing m achine« anyw here
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SewfnyMacfclne \
one at the l owest manufacturer * price* without asking on e cent in
The best plan is to send all cash w ith order, as you then anve the $Lfl0 ais-
R em em ber the cou p on must be sent with
t
: -%/r Or auk« your order throigh the H e r » U , aithoot a t r a esst*