Coquille City herald., April 15, 1902, Image 1

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C O Q U IL L E
19.
L. Roberds, M.D.
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O ffice in R esid en ce.
Coquille City, Oregon.
C a ll*, day
or
ni«li»,
E - 0H
prom ptly
answered.
den.
L a w y e r
X J . S . Commissioner.
General Insurance Agent.
Notary Public.
Office in RobinHon Buililinpf.
C oQ U ILLE , OllEOON.
J. Sherwood,
Attorney - a* - Law.
C o q u il l e C i t y , C o o n C o u n t y . O
u eg o n .
N otary
<
John F. Hall,
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a
M A K S H F IE L D , O H E G O N .
O e alo i in U san
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K. htat « o f a ll k in d s.
H o s i e r ’s ,
SHA VIN G PA RLOR.
front St.,
0 = 3 01113,
gon-
Does a generii! barbering ari l hair
dressing business. Cleanliness,
neatness and dispatch is our motto.
S. H. IVlcADAMS,
O E N L ltA L
B M siitii j j a p a y/ork
Horspslroeiuu a Specialty.
N. W. Cor Second and Hall Sts ,
Coquille City, Oregon.
THE CO M M O N ER
Issued Weekly,
William .1. Bryan,
Editor end Publisher,
MMOLS, • • ■ NEBRASKA.
BOARD
OF
TRADE.
We are glad to see our esteemed
contemporary taking a vigorous
band in the Hoard of Trade ques­
tion. It is a subject which has
frequently been stirred up in these
coliims. All live cities hive organ­
izations of this kind and unless we
expect to perish of a <lrv rot we
should have one also. The neces­
sity for it does not admit of an ar­
gument and the longer the matter
is delayed the farther in the rear
we shall be in all those substantial
things which i uild cities, improve
a country and put people on a level
with their wide awake progressive
neighbors As has been repeatedly
saiil in these columns within the
past six months there is no more
opportune time for this business
tiufc. totyv. People expect Coquille,
ns being the capital town of the
county, to be right up square abreast
with any other city in the country
nnd as far ahead of many of them
as it is possible for us to get.
Thousands of new settlors are com­
ing west this spring nnd many are
already in Oregon but we do not
see any of them in Coquille because
wears doing nothing to let tin m
know where we are or wh it nature
has bestowed so lavishly on this
part of the state for the betterment
of mankind. We want more ranchers
and dairymen, more lumbermen,
more h< me builders; and we want
Factories too, ever»one of which
hjiugs more population, more tinde
for our merchants and less sending»
abroad for things which could he
manufactured at homo
For in­
stance we have an abundance of
rare woods here for furniture aud
a furniture factory' is one of theerv-
iug needs of Coos county. We sell
lumber to San Francireo an 1 San
Francisco makesit iuto furniture acd
sends it back to us in part at least to
be sold aud the buy era pay tbefroight
both wars on what could just ae
well be made here, sold at a profit
and s’ill be much cheaper for the
purchaser. And this is true of many
other things. Manufactories make
cities They bring population and
business and tlisso things are what
a city must have or “perish by the
wayside.’’
There’s a whole lot more to be
said on this subject aud we are go­
ing to keep right on harping about
it until something is doue.
Again we say let us have a Board
o f Trade.
H u b e r t B oland .
C IT Y ,
OREGON, TU ESD A Y,
F ro m th e C oos Bay News.
The Initiative and Referendum I
A number of uuiuers arrived
amendment to the constitution on
which the people vote next June is from Seattle, Saturday, to work at
really very simple. It givps the Beaver Hill.
Eight sailing vessels crossed in
the legislature the new power to
refer any la»v to the people, to take over ttie bar ou Wednesday last,
effect only if it is approved by a six of them sailing in uuder pilotage
majority vote. It also leaves with ■ of the tug Coluuitiia.
the legislature power to declare
A spark from No. I engine start­
that a law for the immediate preser­ ed a blaze in the rear of the offices
vation of the public pence, bealtb ■ at the depot, Friday aflernoou.
or s. fty shall take effect the day it Piompt action prevented contlagra-
is p-.ssed. This would include the I tiou.
general appropriation bill, salaries
The first botue-raised radishes
of public officers, and similar fixed ! and lettuce of tbe season were for
chargts of government. Any other sale at Pioneer market yesterday.
law, including practically all special They were from Harry Graves’
appropriations, must be referred to garden,north Frout street.
the people when it is demanded by
Souudings on the bar last week
five per cent of the legal vi ters
slioived
that the South spit is cut-
(which would be about4500 signers
at this time), if the petition is filed ' ting awav. thus making the ebauuel
within ninety day« qfter the last wider The depth of water on the
day of the legislature.
A petition liar was 24 feet at low water.
News was received >y wire on
for the Referendum cannot be for
more than one la»v, A separate Wednesday last of the death of
petitiou is necessary for each law on Oapt D R. Dale wbilch occurred at
which* vote of the people is de­ Oakland, Cal., the pretious evening
(¡apt. Dale h»d been connected
manded.
Any proposed law must be sub­ with the maoagemeutof the Cham­
mitted to the people, independent of bers property, on the Isthmus, for
the legislature aud the governor, many years, and was well knowu
if it is petitioned for bv eight per a mi bighlv respected in this com­
cent of the voters, which would munity.
require about seven
thousand
! P o rt O rford T rib u n e .)
signers in Oregon
This petition
Miss Carrie Guerin was throwu
must be filed with the Secretary of
State not less than four months violently from a runaway horse iu
before the general election at Dairyville last Wednesday. She
at which it is to be voted on. This was badly bruised but not serious­
ly iujnred.
is the Initiative.
The principal use of the Initiative
James Burnapp, an old resident
is ti aliow a hearing before the of Curry county, expects to move
people to the agitators and advo­ with his family to Empire City
cates of new ideas iD government, soon, bis present home neat the
and thus do away with the excuse mouth of Floras creek being too
for new political parties. It is a much isolated from churches and
cheap and convenient method of schools.
testing the popularity and growth
The British sealing schooner
of alicghauy reforms.
Vera lay in oar harbor for a day or
The expense tothe public treasury, two last week. She departed Sat­
if the niucu lment is adopted, will urday, leaving one of her hunters
be but a triflo—only the cost of ashore, and in the evening one of
priutingthe questions on the official berbvatsw ilh tour men returned,
ballot, No special elections can be the men claiming to have become
bad uuless ordered by the legis­ lost from the schooner wliie out
lature. The whole expense of get­ hunting. They are not worriugas
ting up the petitions falls on the to the'wherabouts of the vessel,
signers, the public treasury pays and evidently are not anxious to be
noue of it.
picsed up by ber.
B elte r TI ihii l*alls.
The question has been asked, “In
what wav are Chamberlain’s Stom­
ach and Liver Tablets superior to
pills?” Our anRivcr is: They are
easier and more pleasant to take,
more mild and gentle iu effect and
more reliable as they enn always
be depended upon. Then they
cleanse and invigorate the stomach
and leave the bowels in a natural
condition, while pills are more harsh
in effect and their use is often fol­
lowed by constipation. For sals
by R. S. Kuowlton.
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Sunt Iu Ilia l.rltL rc .
For all kiDds of »ores, burnR,
T e r m s — H e r a l d and C om m o n er —
bruises, or other wounds De W ilt’s
F a y a b l f . in A d v a n c e .
Witch Hazel Snlve is a sure cure.
One Y ear.................................... $2 00
Skin diseases yield to it at once
Six Months.................................. 1.00
Never fails in cases of piles. Cooling
Three Months............................ 75
ami healtug. None genuine but De-
Witt's. Beware of counterfeits
“I
Mu, c l .Many n Time.
suffered for many years from n sore
T H E
Don’t neglect coughs and colds
caused by a gun shot wound in mv
even if it is spring. Such cases often
left leg,"says A. S Fuller, English,
result seriously at this season just
Iud. “It would not heal and gave
because people are careless. A dose
m. much troubl. I used tdl kinds
of One Minute Caugh Cure will re­
of rt medics to no purpose until I
move all danger.. Absolutely safe.
trie.) Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
Wm. Gallier, Proprietor,
Acts at ouee. Sure euro for coughs,
A few boxes completely cured me"
colds, e-roup, grip, bronchitis, aud
An umbrella-renting company is It. S. Kuowlton.
HARDWARE,
other throat and lung troubles “I
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have used One Minute Cough Cure starting in business in New York,
IB a m lo n R reord er. I
A3.1TE W\^=
Boston,
Chicago
and
other
cities,
several years,” says Postmaster C.
Henry Goetz started for Rose-
O. Dinveon, Barr. 111. “It is the and the system is to extend over the bnrg Friday mornii g expecting to
QUEENS WAHE,
country.
Out
pays
$1
for
an
alum­
very best cough medicine cu the
be gone about ten days.
market. It tins saved me many a inum tag, good for one year. When
TiN
S. D. Barrows went to Parkers­
caught
iu
a
shower
the
tag
is
re­
severe spell of sickness and I warm­
burg last Sunday and will tile, saws
C all a n d ex am in e poods a n d i iv e a tip te
deemable
for
an
umbrella
at
the
ly recommend it.” The children’s
p rices,
aul a
during the construction of the uew
favorite. For sale by R. 3. Kuowlton. nearest station. When the rain is schooner now under wav there.
over tho umbrella can be returned
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C Q 3 S
B A Y
The Episcopal Guild will give
to any agency and a tag reissued.
The Bist Ti.ua to Pruoi Ckorry Tro33.
It is proposed to have the agencies an entertainment in Mnnck’s Hall,
Saturday ever ing. M a y 3, to which
as common ns tobacco shops.
the public is cordially invited.
Mr. S B Fnv, of D ivton. Oregon
The oblest steam-engine in use is
C. W. PATERSON, Pfop.
writes us from Hood litv ir as fel­ at Rutberglen, Scotland, where it
Thomas Langlois got word last
lows iu reply tc inquiry as to the lias continuously hauled coal out of week that his son, Clark Langloia,
M a n u fa ctu re r o f M arb le M o n u m en ts, ile a l-
best time sad niautier of pruning a mine since 1809 The valves are »vas dangerously ill of Typhoid
s to n e s . T a b lets, otev.
c e m e te ry lo t s e n clo sed w ith s to n e coping cherry trees:
worked by hand. An engine of fever. He is iu a hnsoital at Pitts-
o r cu rb in g . Iro n ra ilin p s fu r n is h e d to o r ­
“Prune
them
in
July
after
gather­
the
original Watts m a k e was recently burg. Pa., and at last accounts »vas
d e r. C orrespon d en ce s o lic ite d fro m p arties
They will not gnu. taken out of service at a London slightly bet’er Chester Langloia
liv in g in th e co u n try o r o th e r tow ns who ing the fruit.
m ay w ish a n y t h in g in my lin e o f b u sin e ss if pruned at that time.
I f your I brewery, where it had been in use of Sixes, another son, had the mis­
A\i\mirFn*T o
-
O b it *
trees are growing too tall aud strag for 102 yeans, and sent to the mus­ fortune to sustain tlie frae.tureof a
gitng, cut them Imck and shape
leg a few days ago He was taken
T o . t ï i s TD n i o r f c L o a a t e them as you wish. It too thick, eum at Sydney. Australia.
to Port Orford aud is doing as well
New York will celebrate its Three- ns is possible with a broken limb
tinn them out.”
bundredtb birthday in 1909, that
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Mr.
Fay
has
made
the
hnsiuess
Dr Gibbon of pruning fruit trees a lifelong many years having elapsed since Ne»v South Wales
has a ne»v com­
T h i s o ld r e l i a b l e nnd
Hendretli Hudson sailed, one Sep­ pulsory industrial arbitration court
m o s t s u c c e s s fu l spec- specialty aid has had many ypars’
t i a lis t iiv tja n F r a t c is - experience in Oregon.
Few men tember day, tip the river that now of ivhieh great things are expected.
f co , s t i l l c o n tin n e s fo
are
as
well
qualified
to
give ad­ bears bis i nine. A bill has been in­ Whether the expectations are real­
^ en re a ll H e x u a l and
vance on this subject.—JKnrul troduced in the legislature provid. ized will depend upon the nature of
S e m i n a l D is e a s e s ,
U a c h a s G o n o r rh e s- northwest.
ing fo commemorative ceremonies, the decisions of the court.
i G l e e t , S t r . c t u re ,
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« S y p h i l is , in a ll it
Whan a Tennessee flood starts on
The Russian battleship “Retvi-
¿ fo r m s , S k in D is e a s e s .
Dairy Commissioner
Bailey z o d ” , or Redbird, said to be the a town-swiping jag it can do al­
SSTi N e r v o u s D e b ility ,
Im p o to n cy , n o m in al W eak n ess a n d L o ss o f made some appatently rash prom­ moat powerful vessel of its class most as much damage as a full-
M an h o o d , th e co n se q u en ce o f s e lf-a b u s e isee to secure the annual meeting was last
»vpek formally turned grown earthquake.
an d ex c e sse s produ cin g th e follo w in g sy m p a of (he National Associate»] of Dairy
over by the Cramps of Philadel­
to m s: S allo w c o u n te n a n c e , d ark s p o ts u n ­
d e r th e ey e s, p ain in th e h ead , r in s in g in aud Food Commissioners for Poit- phia to the Russian navy.
A crew
th e e a r s , loss o f co n fid e n c e , d iffid en ce in land this year.
He is gratified to of 170 Russian sailors took her in
ELEC TR IC ITY.
ap p ro a ch in g s tra n g e r s , p a lp ita tio n o f the
h e a r t, w eakn ess o f th e lim b s and b a c k , loss find that his confi leuce iu the will­ charge.
Are
you suffering from rheuma­
o f m em o ry , p im p les on th e f a c e , con gh s- ingness of the transportation com­
co n su m o tio n e t c .
The bone of a great auk’s wing tism. Week Back. Nervous trouble
panies to do thier share iu making
D R . G IB B O N h a s p r a c tis e d in Han F r a n
has just keen found in Florida, show­ j or Generally run-down system?
cisco over $ 7 y e a r s a n J th o se tro u b le d 3 h o a ld good Ins pledges were well founded.
n o t fa il to co n su lt him a n d re ce iv e th e b e n ­ The memliers of
the association ing that this bird, now extinct, must i Use Electric Belts and Batteries.
Electric
efit o f his g re at s k ill an d e x p e rie n c e . T h e
will he given every opportunity to have existed that far south, although Far men and women.
d o cto r c u r s w hen o th e rs f a i l .
T ry h im .
Insoles keep the -feet warm, and
;
it
was
not
previously
knowu
to
have
see
Oregon
uuder
most
favorable
C C R E S G U A R A N T E E D . P e rs o n s cu red
; prevent catching cold. For booklet
a t h o m e. C h a rg e s re a s o n a b le .
C all or circumstances.
Enterprising citi­ : lived south of massachusetts.
w rite.
D R . J . F . G IB B O N ,
A consular report frt m China di and circulars, addtess,
zens
of
such
places
as
klhany,
Cor­
62"» K Qa rn s v s tr e e t. S m F r a n c i s c o Cal
El Fcrnio A ppliance C o .,
vallis, Astoria and Hood River reels American manufacturers of bi-
Medford, Oregon.
will also help to make tilings plas- j cycles to send ladips’ wheels to that
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ant for the visitors, as they journey ; country as the long robes that tbe
around the state. The meetiug tncD wear make tbe drop-frame
takes place iu July. — Rural North­ ■ models the most convenient
to write for our confidential letter before ap­
A new house suitable for Hotel
west.
plying for patent: it may be worth money,
The Lexington, Ky., grand Jury ; or Boarding house— 10 bedroom«,
W e promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
! may have beeD a little late in get­ office, sewing room, Palor Ac., all
» . - c i r r i U » » » « flm iB i’r .
Don't neglect bilotisneas nnd ting its opinion of the get-rich- newly furnished, • nd a N* . 1 new
X
S or return EM-
» " ''T R A D E
8en<l model, sketch constipation.
T I R E « U n .u e j' .
Your health will quick investment or debenture com­ Piano, Bathroom and Electric
or photo Md we Mntl en I M M E D I A T E
F R E E report on patentability. \Ae give
suffer permanently if vou do. De panies before the public, but it’s Lights. Lot 50x100 feet. G o o d
the best legal service and advice, and our
location; now doing a fair busi­
Wilt's Little Early Ri-ers cure such very emphatic.
charges are moderate. Try us.
cases. M B Smith, Butternut, Mich.,
Galveston, Texas, has voted $1,- ness Reason for selling, poor
says “De Witt’s Little Early Risers 500,000 to build a sea wall to pro­ bealtb. For particulars, enquire of
Patent L a w y e r s ,
W. S i n c l a i r .
are the most satisfactory pilla lev er tect the city from such tidal waves
Off. U.S. Patent Office.Washington, D.C.
Coqoille, Oreg.
took. Never gripe or cause nausea.” ‘ as those which wrecked i t
I.
X . L .
HARDWARE STORE,
H a ® ai3 S!one Works
Djg
PA TEN TS
SWIFT & CO.,
e
f
a
l
ò
.
A P R I L 1 r> , 190*2.
The name of Lieutenaut Charles
Carroll Wood, grand-nephew of Jef-
feison Davis aud great-grand-son of
President Zachary Taylor, appears
first on the roll of honored dead on
bonada’s memorial statue to her
soldiers who fell in the Boer war.
The monument is iu Halifax.
Gen. Greeley, Chief of the United
States Sigual Service, has asked for
bids of supplying a system of wire-
b ss telegraphy between Nome and
St Michael's, a distance of 104 miles
from Norton Sound. Bidders must
prove the efficacy of their apparatus
by a sixty mile test along the Atlantic
coast.
Electricity made the best show­
ing at the dinuer where the “cap­
tains of industry" met Prince Henry.
There were more representatives of
electrical achievements, and the in­
dustries represented, such as arc
lighting, incandescent
lighting,
electric traction, telegraph, tele­
phone, etc., are among the most
useful nnd indispensable of modern
civilization.
N O 41
J. I. LAMB, Pres.
L. HARLOGKER, Vice.Pres.
C O Q U IL L E V 0 L L E Y B 0 N K -
C A P I T A L
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Last fall I was taken with a very
severe attact of muscular rheuma­
tism »vhich caused me great pain
aud annoyance. After trying sever­
al prescriptions and rheumatism
cures. I decided to useChamberlain’s
Pain Balm, wliich I had seen ad­
vertised in the South Jereeymnn.
After two npplicatious of this Rem­
edy I was much better, and after
using one boitle, was completely
cured.—S h IH c Harris, Salem, N. J.
For sale by R. S. Knowltou.
8 5 0 ,0 0 0
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Does a genernl banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
persoual and real estate security, buys county, tov»n and school distrie
warruuts, draws notes, mortgages, deeds nnd all kinds of legal iustr u
incuts—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
£ tn n , Springfield, Connecticut, Orieut and Magdeburg.
0 2 * ID IZ R E O T O IR S .
A. J . SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER
J. J
L. HARLOCKER, and G W.WHITE.
m
A L L
Good For Rheumatism-
G W. WHITE, Castor
C A S E S
LAMB
ANY
HEAD
t * - NOISES?
O F
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.
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HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. W E R M A N , O F B A L T IM O R E , SAYS]
B a l t i m o r e , Md., March jo, 1001.
entirely cured of deafness thanks to your treatment, I will now give yon
... „
About five years ago my right ear begau io wug, and this kept
CH,5nL won»c, until I loat
Gentlemen : — Being
a full history o f ray case, to be used at your discretion.
my I underwent a treatm ent for catarrh, for three months, without any nieces*,
ber of physician», among other», the rao«t em inent earsp eciah-'to f Urn
only an operation could help me, and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would
then cease, but the hearing in the affected car would be lost forever.
I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered
m ent. After I had used it only a few day» according to your direction^, the■ noitjescea»ed, and
to-day, a fte r five weeks, my Hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. 1 thank yon
h eartily .a d beg to rem .in
Very t n .^ J “ “^ RMAN 7J0 „ Croadv,„ y, LalUmore, Md.
Our treatm ent does not interfere with your usual occupation.
* S \ a lX ( T J I KM T.
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o
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f T V E R Y and Feed S T A B L E
Coquile City, Or.
Coos Co, M arble! Granite Works
W
M arble
G radite
$ 10 0 — Rew ard- $ 100.
Monuments and headstones erectea
Coping, cleaning and re-lettering
Asoecialty.
all work guaran teed.
STEWART & WESTGATE, Props,
T h e readers o f th is paper will b e pleased
to learn th a t th ere is a t lea st one dreaded
disease th a t scie n ce h a s been able to cu re in
a ll its stag es, anti th a t is C a ta rrh .
Hi ll’s
C a ta rrh Cure is th e only positive cu re known
to th e m edical fra te rn ity . C a ta rrh bein g a
co n stitu tio n a l d isease requires a c o n stitu ­
tio n a l trea tm e n t.
H a ll’s C atarrh Cure is
taken in tern a lly , a ctin g d irectly upon the
blood and m ucous su rfaces o f th e system
th ereb y d estro yin g th e fou n d atio n o f the
disease and giving th e p a tie n t stre n g th by
building up th e co n stitu tio n and at sistin g
n ature in doing its work.
T h e proprietors
have so m uch fa ith in its cu ra tiv e powers,
th a t th ey off«-r O ne H undred D o lla rs for
m y case th a t it fa ils to cu re. Bend fo r list
f te stim o n ia ls. Address.
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h o m e , without
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For Sale at a Bargain.
10 y e a r s * written
warranty w i t h
cack machine.
160 aero Hairy ranch, machinery
tools and cream separator and en-
gine.
J . Q uick , Coquille, Or.
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For Sale by Tender.
I will receive bids for my house
nnd ¿-acre plat iu Notley’s addi­
tion to Coquille City.
t*or par­
ticulars apply at the H erald office.
T homas T aylor .
Keswick, Cal
Coopon. H
••nt C- 0 .0 .
or on triai
A strictly high-grade Sew­
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h * a
throughout in the bent pos­
sible manner. It poe,seizes all
modern improvements,audita
inechauii*al construction i*
such that in it are combined
simplicity with great strength,
thus insuring caseof running,
dumbility, and making it im ­
possible for the machine »■> be
put out of order, i t sews f v *
and mnkes a perfect «litch
with i.ll kinds o f thiead aud
cllcln?9CKof m ateriel. Al’-'V)’*
ready for use and unrivalled
, for speed, dui ability and qual­
ity of work. Notice tU« fid*
STYLE No. S3. “ ARLINGTON.“ Owing p.>.nU ol •uyeruH1«
T re a su re r’s Norice-
O T I C E is h ereby given th a t nil O onnty
W a rra n ts endorsed prior to Sep t. 1st,
liKX). w ill be paid on p resen ta tio n a t my
office in C oq u ille C ity , Coos cou n ty . O regon.
No in te r e s t w ill be a llow ed a f te r M ar.
2o. 1901,
T h is 20th day o f M ar. 1902.
J . H. D C IiL E Y .
C ountv T re a s u re r.
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F o r S a le !
Elovan beail of milchcowB, at $30
per heail. Fourteen yearling biefera
and other »lock.
J. E. Fisher. Parkersburg.
For Sale at a Bargain.
riHAD HUDSON ,
J.
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H A Y N ES.
Hudson & Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
Eoklf»v, Corry County, Omj/on.
valuable M’liefl. Fa rm s, Htock
lUnch es and Timber Lauds for sal«.
H AVE
House and ft acrea of land well improved
in Wilbnr. Doogla» couaty, O r., for sale.
or exchange for property in M yrtle P oin t,
The Head o f the "A rlington” »wing» on patent socket hinge», firmly held down by * thumb
»new. Ftioug, substantial, neat and handsome in design, auu beautifully ornamented in gowL
Bed plate ha» rounded corners mid i» inlaid or countersunk, making it “ U*h with t<»|> of table.
Highest Arm—Space tmd<-r the arm is b'A inches high aud 9 luchen long Thi» will adiiul the
largest wkirts,
even gul I.». I c I s Sell ! hreading—Absolutely u«> hole» to put thread through
except ore of needle. Sh u ttle isevlinder, open on cud, entirely self-threading, M»y t ° P*»t in or
take out; bobbin hold» a lorg- amount of thread. S titc h Regulator is on the bed o f the machine
beneath the bobbin winder, nnd has a » ale i,bowing the number of stitches to the inch, and cau
be changed from 8 lo
»titches to the inch. Feed I» double and extends on l*o_th cides or needle;
never fads to take tl - cm I s through; never »tops at seams; movement 1» ,p<*btye; " R .f P ™**1..10
break nnd get out oi order; cm be raised and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin W inder Fo.
filling the bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
not run while winding bobbin. Light Running—Machine is easy to run, doe.» not fatigue the oper­
ator, make» M ile noise and sews rapidly. Stitch 1» a double lock stitch, the same on both »ides,
will not ravel, and can be changed without »topping the machine. Tension ts a fiat spring tru ­
sión. and will admit thread bom 8 to loO spool cotton wilhout changing. Never get* out o f onier.
The N-edle i* a straight. sclf-K itiag needle, 11a: on one side, and cannot be put in wrong, rveomo
Dar i» round, made of r:i»e timdened etccl, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from E^tUna
on the rood
Adlustnblr boatings—All bearing» are ca»c hardened »teel
f .W “ *”
with a scre w driver. A l l- -t motion can be taken up, and the machine will lost •
A ttachm ent* -Bach i.i.mhiue is furnished with ncct^Hory tools and acceaaories, and ;n adnilionwt
furnish an oxira set <.( attachments in a velvet line*] m etal bos. free o f charge, as follows: Oue
ru filer nud »»there r, one bindri, one «.birring plate, one set of four hemmers, different w ubiisup
¡o Ú * f an inch, one t icker. o?ie under braider, one short or attachment foot, nnd one throeu
cutter. Woodwork o f finest quality r*nk or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, ntckei-piaieu nnga
to drawer», dress guarda to win d , and device for replacing belt.
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pon off. r. giving every tea-icr I thU pap* f a chance to g* t a firat-clase «na-
chine at the love** pr*ce ever offered, on receipt o f f 18.50 ca*h audcoupoti,
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crated, andgna: ;»Ue»afe delivery. A im year»* written warranty aeut with
each machine. Ib -i.'y refunded if not as represented after thirty day» test
trial V e w *• ;iii,C O ’ > for
with privilege o f twenty day*’ trial cn
receipt o f JTi.GO r. j n suafeutr «* f g<*od faith and charge*. I f jo u prefer thirty
day*' tri.il Ivrfor* nay ing, *ei cl for our large lllu«t rated catalog*« with teati-
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