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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST r», 1902.
ed a depth of about 26 feet. The
Indian War Pent Ions.
No White Butter.
building of the projected south jetty
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Be it enacted by the Senate and
Rumors of a bis real estate rleal would doubtless increaso this to 40
Charles Y. Knight, secretary of
feet.
House of Representatives of the the National Dairy Union, writes
Office ever Johnson, Doan A Co’s in connection with the Great Cen­
The
harbor
inside
itas
amide
room
Doited
States
of
America
in
Ci.n-
tral R. R. project have tjeen rife for
the Hoop-stead ns follows, uuder
market. Coqnille, Oregon.
The few gress assembled, 1 hat the proris- the date of July 12, 1902;
several days in Marshfield, and it and good auchorage.
can now be definitely stated that shoal places toward the upper bay j ions, limitations, and benefit« of the
“ The new oleomargarine law
“ hogsbacks,” easily j A> t entitled “ An Act granting pen-
such a deal has been consummated. are simply
dredged. The dredging required j sions to survivors of the Indian went luto effect July 1st. Oleo­
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Nearly 800 acies of land in one
margarine is uow the color of white
L a w y e r .
body, with a (fond water frontage each y««r on the C‘ lumbin between ' wars of 18R2 to 1812, inclusive, tallow
A great deal of farm but­
Portland and the sea would give j known ns the B nek Hank war.
Ju stice of tne Peace City Recorder. on the bay has beeu bought by the better water in Coos Bay for twenty ! Creek war, Ci erokee disturbances, ter has come to this market so
U S . O o m m t a a i o n e r , Gr, at Central Land Co., the corpor- years. Thero is no large river I and the Seminole war," approved white in color us to be mistaken by
I ution through which the Great Cen-
General Insurance Agent
emptying its sediment into the bay. July 27, 1892, be, an I the same are consumers for oleomargarine.
I trul R. R. Co., does its laud busi-
Notary Public.
The die Iging done bv the govern- ! hereby, extended, from the date of
“ Kindly advise your readers that
; ness.
uient several years ago has been a the passage of this' act, to the sur- ! unless they want their butter sold
Office in Roliinson Buiirling.
Tlic
purchase
includes
one
hun­
permnnent improvement.
j vivtng officers and enlisted meu, in- as packing stock they must color
C o q u il l e , O k l g o s .
dred and thirty acres lying on the
This only touches the matter. j eluding marines, militia, and vo I ju - i it a • ns to resemble June butter.
I wst* r front between the stave mill
These facts are familiar to our peo­ tet-rs of the military and unval ser­ Otherwise consuraeis iu the cities
I and, the . W ' tyr 31 ill, taking ■<> the ple. ho familiar that they form an vice of the Uniteti States who serv­ because of repeated inisiepreePDts-
old'hlHtiUWer house property, ami
old story, and we do not fully rea- ed for thirty days or Inore and were : tiotis made to them, will believe it
| situated about a mil.'from the busi­ lize the importance of it. Yet it is j honorably discharged under the
‘ A t t o r i ie y - at - “L a w ,
i to bn oleomargHiine and refuse to
ness
part
of
Marshfield
tielonging
C o q u il l e C it y , C o o s C o u n t y , O r e g o n .
a storv of vital significance in con- Uniteti States military, State. Terri­ buy it.
j to the Flanagan estate; a string of
torial, or provisional autlmrities in
nection with this railroad matter.
N o ta ry t u b l i c .
If uncolored or white butter is
¡.six forties lying just west of this
The fast is that while we have the Florida and Georgia Seminole made in the future it will entirely
city owned by C. H. Merchant; and
Indian
war
of
1817
and
1818;
the
a five hundred acre tract joining such a harbor, the idea or Coos Bay Fevrc River Indian-war of Illinois couuteiact tbe effects o f the new
the Merchant land on the west and blooming out as the terminus of of 1827; the Sac %nd Fox Indian law, because if people become ac­
one or more trans-continental rail­
customed to eating white buttei
A t t a r a a y . a t - i _ , a - w , I extending over to Pony slough, and
roads. and one of the world's im­ war of 1831; the Sabine Indian dis­ they will easily he deceived by
¡belonging
to
the
Flanagan
estate.
M .V H S H F 1 E L D , O U E Q O N .
turbances
of
1836,
and
1837;
the
I I he price paid for the Flanagan portant harbors, from the stand­ Cayuse Indian i^ar of 1817 and oleomargarine swindles. Tbe sal­
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D e a t e i in K kal E st a te o f a t! k in d s .
i land is $50,"00 and for the Merch­ point of its shipping, is such a big 1848, on the Pacini- coast; the Flor­ vation of the butter busiuess de­
one that wo are slow to seriously
pends upon keeping up the stand­
ant land $12,000.
ida wars with the Seminole Indians,
J. E HAYNES.
rilTAD H U D S O N ,
adopt it.
ard
color of butter to distinguish it
It can lie stated p -sitivelv that.
from 1842 to 1858, inclusive; the
The exp'-rience of a former boom Texas and Newi Mexico Indian war from oleomargarine.’’
; t h i s is n o t a p a p e r o e a l n i r m i o p ­
-ti.m |>ropoaitiiui; but a bona fide has its influence now-, and it ia just of 1849 to 1856; t^ie California In­
Now we are simply up against it
purchase, and imltcati-a that th re as well that it has. No matter vhat dian disturbance o f 1851 and 1852; Mr. Knight says we muHt color but­
Mining and Real Estate Agents is something quite different from transpires, exciteuent or town-lot the Utah Indiaj^ disturbances of ter— that is farm butter that is
Eckley, Curry Comity, Ori'eon
I wind behind this railroad proposi- madness is the last thing we want. 1850 to 1853, inclusive, nnd the Or­ white—to represent June butter--
Granting that big things are on the
W E vnlu«l>le M'nes. Farms. Stock ] tiou.
egon and Washington Territory nice yellow butter—or some dealers
UancbeB and Timber Lauds for sale.
way, they may be along tune reach­ Indian wars from 1851 to 1856, in­ will repre-eut to their customeis
Another project, which is not a
If the present prosperous clusive; and also to include the sur­ that it is oleomargarine, snd they
House and fi acres o f land well improved j vital part of the larger scheme, is ing us.
in W ilbor, DouRlas oonnty. Or., for sale,
times continue events are likely to
viving widows of such officers and will refuse to buy it. I’ he pure
or exchurfte for prupeitv in Myrtle Point, ¡ the B. It Line Railroad, to start at
follow each other more rapidly than
enlisted men: Provided, That such food meu, or most of them, tp|| us
I Empire City and skirt nearly the
many now suspect. But we have
widows have not remained: And that it is dangerous to color any
entire circumference o f the bay.
no guarantee that a year or two
provid further, That where there is food because some coloring mattei
The Belt Line Company has pur­
veals from now may not see a wave
no record of enlistment or muster is poisonous sud chemists cannot
chased two bio-ks in Empire City,
of reaction or deprission sweeping
GENERAL
into the service of the United States tell, by analysis, the poisonous
taking iu-thfe old stave mill and
over the country that would put a
in any of tbe wars mentioned in from tbe non-poisonous, and some
the Cauimun property, with the
stop to all new projects of such
this Act the record of pay by the unscruplous manufacturers u s p
water frontage, and will go ahead
magnitude ns the one uuder consid-
United States shall he accepted as poisonous coloring matter because
with the construction of a wharf
ation. Conditions never were so
full and satisfactory proof of such it in cheaper and a little poison
there. This line, as we have said, is
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
favorable as now for tbe carrying
N. W. Cor Second and Hall Sta distinct from the larger railroad out of such a project, but how loug enlistment and service: And pro­ “ won’t hurt.” Where are we?—
vided further, That all contracts Pacific Homestead.
project. If the latter is carried out
C oquille City, Oregom___
will these conditions last?
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heretofore made betwetu the bene­
the former will undoubtedly materi-
As the M ail remarked the other ficiaries under this Act nnd peusion
A C ure tor Cholera tu ln n lu ia .
lize, though perhaps not in its en­
day, however, these people have attorneys and claim agents are here­
tirety at present.
“ Last May,” says Mrs. Curtis
asked nothing from us. They have by declared null and void,
It
is
understood
that
the
options
Baker, of Bookwulter, Ohio, “an
Is s u e d W e e R y ,
come here quietly gone about their
Approved June 27, 1902.
secured by Mr. Garrigus on land
infant child of our neighbor’s was
business without asking any bonuses
across the bay have not been taken
suffering from cholera infantum
or o*her favors. They are spending
by the railroad people.
The Secretary of the Interior has The doctor bad given up all hopes
some money here, which is certain
I took a bottle of
The M ail has been oharry of de­ ly not a detriment, and now they are iattuerl un emphatic denial of the of recovery.
Editor and Publisher,
voting much space to thjs railroad investing in a way that locks litre statement that politi-'s will have any Uhambaplain’» Coho. Cholera au«l
IIIC O U , - s - V E U U I I L talk. It had and has no desire to business.
effect on the selection of sites lor Diarrhoea Ronteoy to the house,
T e rm s — H er a ld and C om m oner —
the irrigation reservoirs to be estab­ telling them I felt sure it would do
get in and whoop up a pnper boom;
The M ail w ill en d ea vor to give lished under the recently passed
P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e .
good if used aci-oiding to directions
but on the other hand, it is glad to
reliable news as fast as it is available. irrigation law.
One Y ear...................................$2 00
In two days’ time the child hud
chronicle any indications that the
—
Coast
Mail.
Six Months................................. 1.00 big things in the air are likely to
Miss Alice Roosevelt, who has fully recovered, and i« now (nearly
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T h r e e M o n t h « ................................ 75 mat era lize.
a year since) a vigorous, healthy
A Y O U * « U l l Y ' f l I J F i : S A V E D . been spending some time in the
I have recommended this
T H E
Adirondiicks, near the point from girl.
The expenditure of the tidy sum
At P iM iir iiiH , C o i n I»j
which her father started on his rapid Remedy frequently and have never
of $02,000 for one tract of land is
I x i - h i i u * * C V l i r . t !l i » l < ‘ i'ii m i d
D i i i r i 'l i o f n
trip to Buffalo, after President Mc­ known it to fail in any single in­
certainly an evidence that there is
Dr. Chits H. Utter a prominent Kinley’s death, has been presented stance.” For aale by R. S. Kuowl-
something iu the business. As to
who is oehtnd the proposition it is physican, of Panama, Columbia, in with one of the horseshoes worn by ton.
useless to inquire. That is a matter a recent letter slates: “ Last. March the team driven by Mr. Roosevelt on
which, for obvious reasons, is kept I had as a patient a youug lady his way to the railroad -tation.
A >t. Louis judge has rendered a
W in . Gallier, Proprietor,
sixteen years of age, who had a
from tbe public.
Cripple Creek, Colo., is to he the most sensible decision in which he
Of one thing the editor of the very bad attack of dysentery. scene of one c f the largest mining says. “ Any dog has a legal and un­
her
M a i l can speak front personal ac­ Everything I prescribed for
undertakings ever inaugurated. It deniable right to bite uuy man,
proved ineffectual and she was
quaintance.
Mr.
J.
W.
Cook,
pres­
will consist of a tunnel fourteen woman or child who purposely and
AGfITE AHE
Her
ident pf the Great Central Land growing worse every hour.
utiles in length through mountains with intent to disturb said dog's
Co., who is now here representing parents were sure she would di-. believed to bear the richest ore and tranquility an 1 peace of mind, does
QUEENS WÄRE,
She
had
become
so
weak
that
she
that corporation, is a solid business
will tap a number of mines a'ready attneh. or cause to be attached, to
TIN
flRE.
said dog’s tail a tin can or other
man. not a boomer. For a number could not turn over in bed. What in operation.
to do at thi- critical moment a as a
weight which will impe !e the pro-
Call a n d e x a m in e p o o d s nr.d investiate o f years a resident of Los Angebs,
a u la
p r ic e s .
Few people realize that Ata-ka gress ol said animal.”
he was a | romiuent member of tin- study for me, hut I thought of
Chamberlain’«
Colie,
Cholera
and
sends to the United States products
city council and made a record for
The Sattlt Sle. Marie Canal, pop­
0 0 0 3
B A Y
business ability, energy and integ­ Diarrhoea Remedy and as a last, valued at $15.009,00(1 per annum. ularly known as the “ B o o , ” contains
The most They consist of gold to the amount
rity. Lateron business interests in resort, prescribed it.
whs
effected. of $8,000,000, fish to the amount of the largest lock of any canal in the
the Bohemia mining district called wonderful result
Within
eight
hours
she
was
feeling $6,000,000, and fur« to the amount world. In passing through the
for his presence there and he pulled
canal vessels practically ascend or
a large mining pmposition out. of much better; inside of three dais ot $1,000,000. The total value of desctLu an 18-foot stairway and
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
the hole it had got into. Dispos­ she was upon her feet and at the the products brought from Alaska 25,000,000 tons of freight have
M a n u fa c t u r e r o f M a r b le M o n u m e n t s . H ea l-
ing of his interest there, he has end of one week was entirely well.” to the United States since its pur­ pas-erl through the canal in a single
sfcon es. T a b le t s , e t c .
For sale bv R. S. Knowltou.
chase. according to the Bureau of
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping since resided in Poitland, and he is
j Statistics, will exceed $150,000,000. year.
or curbing. Iron railings famished to or­ now here as the repressmative of
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
Tactics ot Tracy Used by Three Hoboes-
President Ross, who in turn repre­
liv in g in th e co u n try o r o th e r to w n s w ho
It is related that Edmund Burke
m a y w is h a n y t h i n g i n m y l in e o f b u s in e s s bents the Eastern interests that are
O gden . Utah, .July 30. —Three was once taken to task by one of
M vasinm *» o
O ff o
behind the Great Cential R. R C". 1 ) 0 h o c conly held up and robbed a the supporters of the government,
T o t !h .e TD n i e r t u n a t e He has charge, as president of the passenger on the Rio Grande one George Onslow, who charged
Laud Cnmiaiix, of that branch of Western tram who had «tapped out that in atta. king the ministry Burke
the Railroad Company’s business on the platform of the Union Sta had insulted the king, to hie which
Just,now, during Major Kinney's lion here last night
\ detective replied: “ The honoroble member
he also represents that who went in puisuit of the robh< rs has exhibited much energy but little
T h i s o l d r e l i a b l e a n d j absen.-e,
m o s t s u c c e s s f u l sp ec-
gentleman, g ving him charge of tin was hi turn held mi and relieved discretion. He ah- uld know while
1 i a l i s t in 8 a n F r a i o i s - j
entire rnilroa I int. resls here.
o f hi- it volver. handcuff-* anil other I honor the King I am not nt a ll
' c o , s t ill c o n t in u e s f o i
i c u r e a ll S e x u p ‘ a n d !
It is difficult to write "f this mat pal Hpliei tislia and told to hurt ) bound to honor his ministers. I
S e m i n a l D is e a s e s , !
he did
A posse may honor his majesty but, sir, I see
I s o c b ns G o n o r r h e s - | ter without making the article read away, which
Wine of Cardui is the guardian
g G l e e t . S t r e t a re. like boom literature, which it ¡ h n-d. headed bv hi xeral policemen took no possible reHson 0 r honoring his
of a woman’s health and happi­
¡ S y p h i l i s , in a l l it
A
cold
statement
of
the
facts
in
re­
up
the
pn
suit
of
tbe
robbers,
maj-
sty's
man
servant
and
maid
ser­
¡ ¡f o r m s . S k i n D is e a s e s .
ness from youth to old age. It
to this harbor make it plain fhev came .u p with them, and in vant, his ox or—(looking at On­
¡ N e r v o u s D e b il i t y . gata!
helps her safely into woaianhood.
I m p o t e n c y . S e m in a l W e a k n e s s a n d L o s s c f j that there is nothing unreasonable tile exchange o f shot« which
fol­ slow) his ass.”
M a n h o o d , th e c o n s e q u e n c e o f s e lf-a b u s e
It sustains her during the trials
lowed
P
iliceman
Farr
was
«evprel
x
iu
the
idea
that
one
of
the
great
a n d e x o e s s e s p r o d u c in g th e f o ll o w i n g s y m p a
of pregnancy, childbirth and
T r XIJ f r i e n d .
t o m s : S a llo w c o u n t e n a n c e , d a r k s p o t s u n ­ railroad comp mies has fixed upon wounded.
The robbers then fled
motherhood, making labor easy
d e r th e e y e s , p a in in th e h e a d , r in g in g in Coos Bay as the tt m inu s of a trims
It is with joy I tell you what
toward the hilts north of the city
th e e a r s , lo s s o f c o n f id e n c e , d iffid e n c e in
and preventing Hooding and mis-
Tbe simple,
Ml nodhounds from the state pen­ Kodol ili.I for me. I wan troubled
a p p r o a c h in g s t r a n g e r s , p a lp it a t io n o f the cotitin« ntal railroad.
ff carriage.
It gently leads her
h e a r t , w e a k n e s s o f t h e lim b s a n d b a c k , lo s s utidi malile fact is that this is the itentiary
a Salt Lake w-te tele with my stomach for sev,.|Hl month
B through the dangerous period
o f m e m o r y , p im p le s o n t h e f a c e , c o u g h s -
best
hat
bur
b.
tween
Ban
Fran-
isi-o
Upon
being
advised
to
owe
Kodol,
graphed
for
and
were
pnt
on
the
c o n s u m D tio n e t c .
■ known as tho change of life.
and Puget, Sound Coos Bay oar track f the robbers this morning. ] 1 Hid so and words cannot tell the
D R . G I B B O N h a s p r i c t i s e d in S a n F ran
c i s c o o v e r 3 7 y e a r s a n J t h o s e tr o n h le d s h o n ld
has a greater depth ol water today
good it has Gone t e. A neighbor
n o t f a i l t o c o n s u l t h im a n d r e c e iv e th e b e n
Big Railroad Deal
than that of tile Columbia River,
had dyspep-ia so that tie had tried
e fifc o f h is g r e a t i k i l l a n d e x p e r i e n c e . T h e
cures leucorrhtaa, falling of the
most everything. I told him to use
d o c to r cores w hen o th ers f a il .
T r v h im
and be:ween the l-ars otherwise
CCKES G U \R \N TE E D .
P e r s o n s cu re d
womb, and menstrual irregularity
th- re is no comparison,
Anyone
Words of gratitude bine
N e w Y o r k , July 30
Reports Kodol
a t hom e.
C h a r g e s r e a s o n a b le
C a ll n»
In every form. It is valuable in
who has ever crossed the Col- mhia from 8au Francisco receive I here I come to me from him hei-Hiise I
w rite .
D R . 4 . F . G IB B O N .
every trying period of a woman’s
bar will remember with dread the 'his afternoon state that the St. | recommended i t —Geo. W. Fiy,
fi2r> K ° a r n e v s t r e e t . S a n F r a n c i s c o
life. It reinforces the nervous
miles of broken water through L oqi A San Frsrn-isc.t ha» acquir­ Vi-da, low«, He«!tb ai'il strength
system, sets directly on tho geni­
which they passed with ug y sho i s ed cou 'iol of the Clin- .go A East­ of mind and body depend on tbe
tal organs and is the finest tonic
•nid bnakers on ever» h ind. No ern 11 'tools
Tbp director« o f the st -inai-h, and normal activity of tne
for women known. Aak your
• mount of money can ever make the Frisco road, who were hppo , refue digestive organ«. Kodol. the great
to write for ou r confidential letter before ap­
mouth of the Columbia a good en- ed to c-mlirm or deny the rejxut reconstructive tonic, cure«
all | druggist for a $1.00 bottle of
plying for patent; it m ay be worth m oney,
w e prom ptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
M ine of Cardui.
n anee.
H. H. Porter; wb > represents the stomach and bowel trouble«, indi­
On the other hand the Coo Bay controlling inteie-t* u, Chic »go A gos ion, dyspepsia. Kodol digests
Bsl-svU)«, At»., July 11, un»-
I am n r 'n , W in« „ t Carrfal and T h .d -
■ r is a short, straight shoot. From Eastei n I lin ts i|- ell .* s to d -cuss anv good food »oil eat.
Take a
and TP ADE MARKS o r return EN­
ford a h i«ck -D ra u '-'»t »nil I lest 1 I«S »
TIRE attorney's fee. Send m odel, sketcn
tei p water ou tne outside to deep the matter. Tne Han Francisco do-e after meals. R. 8 Knowlton.
d itt-r-n t woman »Ireadr. S «r»rali la-
or pbnt<
hnto and we send pn I M M E D I A T E
d it s har« tre-a th « me* fin « « la t h» r
E report on patentability, w e give
v-it'r and safety on the inside, a di-patchew sis.» stated tlist control
• « # - •
the t’ rc«. I unve thr*e e in s
__ _ _ **t legal service and advice, and our
a vessel passes in a few minutes o f the St. L "lis A San Fi •iieisi o
and .hey aro uninsf it wifh m"«
charges are m oderate. Try u*.
For Sate at a Bargain
Mr*. K ATE HftOW DER.
F rther, the deepening of the chan- road now res-ed with the Son’ h-rn
n
1
to
any
required
depth
is
an
i - i - v .Railway.
A
representative
of
J.
160 hi le lb It) I' In It. lusel ll Pl v
Patent La w y e r a,
matter. The construction of 'he P Morgan A C<>. dented this last t o o l s < n d c r e a m s e p a r a t o r n n d i* o
Opp. U.S. Patent Office.Washington, D.C.
north jetty ua« given ami roaiutain- report.
giue.
J. Q cick , t ’oqm lle, Or.
3 D E N T I S T
Big Real hstate Transaction.
NO 5
J. J L A M B , Pres.
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
D. Holden,
E.
A
à
J. Sherwood,
Jotn. F. Hall,
Hudson & Haynes,
H
M c A D A M S & W IL S O N ,
B M s it t _ s W iip i Work
THE COMMONER
L . H A R L O G K E R , Vice.Pres.
G. W , W H IT E , Casbie
COQUILLE V0LLEY B0NI(.
CAPITAL
C
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I L L E ,
$ 5 0 , 0 0 0
0 :B E ]G r 0 L T
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approve d
personal anil real estate security, buys county, town and school distrie
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds nnd all kinds of legal instrn
ments—Notarial work.
Iasues fife insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
.¿Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
O P 2 D X IS 3 E O T O I5 3 .
A. J. SHERWOOD.
ISAIAH HACKER
J. J LAM B
L. HARLOCKEP, and G W.WHITE.
E .
G .
D .
H O L D E N ’S
General Insurance Office, - - - Robinson Building,
O oquille, Oregon.
Over Three
MM Million Dollars Insurance Coital
B e p re se n te c L
H omo I nsurance C ompany , N. Y. - - -
- -
- - -
$14,406,450.33
S t . P aul F. it M. I nsurance C ompany , M inn . - - - - $ 2,855,012.00
T raders ’ I nsurance C ompany , C hicaoo - - - - - - $
2,435,571.29
H ome F. A M. I nsurance C ompany , S an F rancisco - - - $ 1,037.715.38
F ire A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P hiladelphia - - - $ 6,340,250.99
E quitable L ike I nsurance C ompany , N . Y . - - - - - $304,598,063.40
I have had over T hirty Y ears ’ experience in Local and General agen­
cy work in Insurance matters, and all business entrusted to me will re­
ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this office for all the above
Fire Insurance Companies.
E. G. D. HOLDEN,
General Insurance Agen
E is h tra p
S h in g le m ill,
Young A. Albee, Props.
First-Class Article of Red Cedar Sl)il)gles Furnished on Short Notice
and at Popular Price.
A gents : Capt. O. tt. Willard, o f fhe steamer W elcom e on the upper
river. Ca it. W. tt. Panter, of tho steamer Venus, on tbe lower river
anil C. M. Skeels, for Coquillo City.
William J. Bryan,
I.
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HARDW ARE STORE,
A L L CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD K. NOISES
CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
A. WeRMAN, OF BALTIMORE, 3AYQ:
IlALTiMORn, Md., March jo, 1901.
Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured o f deafne**. thanks to your treatment, I will uow give y e a
a full history o f m y case, to be used at your discretion.
m
„ « H i t in a i
About five years ago m y right eur began to sing, and this k e p t on g e llin g worse, u au i 1 to»i
m y hearing in thir. ear entirely.
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I u n d fiw c n t a treatment for catarrh, for three m onths, wit hour, anv huccewi, c m js ih r d a n u m -
b e r o f physicians, anion*,' others, the 1110-t em inent tar hpccialuh c f Ibiacity. w h o ttid me Uiai
on ly an operation could h elp me, and even Hint only tc m p o r-n ly , thut the head noises w ould
then cease, hut the heuri::* in the affected car w ould be 1 art forever
I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New W k paper, and orJ ? rcA
m eat. A fter I had used it on ly n few days according to your directions, the noise*
ana
to-dav, after five w eek s m y hearing in the diseased cur hua been entirely restored. I thank, you
heartily an d b r K to rem ain
Very tn,hy Y °“ ^ RM AN ?J0 R Broadw. „ Baltimore, Md.
Our treatment doe » not interfere with your usual occupation.
E xam ination and
advice free.
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YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HGME
IN TERN ATION AL AU R AL CLINIC, 596 LA S ALLE A V E., CHICAOO, I L L
&■*!**•- "ArllnotoiT
New High-Arm
Sami! til Stout Works
Sewiqg piaeAtiie
LATEST
BEST
CHEAPEST
Shipped to anyone,
any whet e, on 10
day»' free trial,
in y o u r o w a
h o m e , without
asking on e cent
in advance.
10 y e a r « ’ w rittŒ
warranty w i t h
each m achine.
U jbon
ALL WOMEN
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w anted in v e n t o r s
PATENTS
am
SWIFT & CO.,
nt a n o m in a l
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A atrictly high-grade S«wr-
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
throughout in the best poe-
»iblc mauner. It poFsewses ait
modern im provem ents,audita
mechanical construction U
such that in It are com bined
aimplicHy with great strength,
thus insuring cuse o f running,
durability, and m aking It im ­
p o n ib le lor the m achine to be
put out o f order. It sews faat
and m akes a perfect rtitch
with all kinds o f thiead an d
all classes o f materhil. Alw ajw
ready for use and unrivalled
i for speed, durability and qual-
itv o f w ork. Notice the fol­
low in g points o f su p eriorly»
T h e {lead o f the "A rlin g to n ” sw ings on patent socket hinges, firm ly held down by « thum b
ented in gold,
*w. Strong, substantial, neat nud handsome in design, aun beautifulhf r ornam
ornamentediht
gold.
h .with
with t top
Bed plate liu j rounded corner* and is inlaid or countersunk, m a k iu g it
o p o f ja table.
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i .t Arm x -I '-e n n d e r the arm is ó'A ----------------
inches high
nnd ■ iacfcea long T h li will Jrfmll t h .
It Is Self-Threading—Absolutely
. largest skirts, and even quilts. -------
Hf-tr
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pt ev e o f needle. S hu ttle iscylinder. open on end, entirely self-threading, easy to put Jn or
the machine.
iator is on the l bed o f If
.
amount o f thread, ¿ t lt c h Regulator
take ou t; bobbin holds „ a l?rge
ith the bobbin w inder, and lias a scale show ing the num ber o f atitchea to the inch, and can
'i? changed from 8 toJJt stitches to the inch. Feed »»double and extends on l>oth skies of;n eed le;
never fads to take "ood s through; never stops at seams; m ovem ent is positive' tio « p n u g iit o
break nnd get out oi order; can be raised and low ered at wilL A utom atic Itobbin W inder—r o .
filling the ’ robbin autom atically snd perfectly sm ooth without holding the thread. M achine doee
not run w hile w inding bobbin. Light R unning—M achine Is easy to run, does net fatigue thconer-
rlor, m akes httle noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both aides,
w ill not ravel, an d ean lie changed without stopping the m achine. T en sion is a flat spring ten-
si on. and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. N ever gets out of^order.
The Needle it a straight, *cW-*vttiujr needl-, flat on one side-, and cannot be put in w roug.
made
case h sidcued .steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
Bar Is rouud, m
sde o ot f at»«-
on the goods. Adlusiahte Hearings—All bearings are case-hardened ateel and easily adjust«»
b e r taken up,
up. - and
the -------------
m achine will
last
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with a screw r driver. All
A il lost m otion can h
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A ttachm ents Kach m achine is furnished with necessary toolsand accessories, and in a«ldition wn
fu roi-h an vxira set o f attnehments iu a velvet lined m etal Ixw. free o f charge, as follows: O ne
ruflier m id g.sth',rer, o n e birniei, one shirring plate, on e act o f four hem m ers, different widths up
fo i »»f iip inch, one tucker, one under branler, on e short or attachm ent foot, and one thread
oii*:< r W ood w ork o f finest quality onk or walnut, goth ic cover and drawerm, nickel-plated ring*
»vera, drew guards to wheel, arid device for replacing belt.
n n i H ’ T D A Y M ICH PRICES FOR
m iY
d ir ec tly of m a n u f a c t u r e r sa n d
J Ü Í 1 I l A l
(EWING M A C H IN E S L J I
SAVE AGCNT'S AND DEALER 8 PROFITS
«£ o « 5 0 is our .Special W holesale P rice, but
CUR G R E A T O F F E R . gradé
wing machine, w e m ake a special cou-
in order toin trodu ï this ___
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pon oT cr, g ivin g every render o f th»« paper at tiance
_____ t o g -t a firat-cl«
c b m- at th*» lowest '.r ic e ever offered, o n receipt o f SiA.^o c a sh ntulcoupop.
wo w ill strip the « KA'e-uc^crUwd m achine an yw h ere eecurely packed and
crated, m d • in. .»tecsafe delivery . A ten yenrs* written warranty sent w ith
each m \cliii '
Money refunded i f n- t rs f-presen ted after thirty days’ test
trlal. T. e w 1
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. O. I-’. for |»fl m ’ i privilege o f twenty d.»ys’ trial on
teceir-t o f f L O O t u guarantee o f ' g » A faith and charges. I f you prefer thirty
ita logvc n
w ith tenti-
d a y s 'l n .’ I Ixrfore paying, »end for c rr large illustrated catalogue
o r u l v explaining"lolly how we ship sew ing m achines anyw here t o a n y ­
one nt the lowest m anufacturer'* prices w ithout ask in g o n e cent in Advatm®-
Th<- best pla»» is to «en d alt eaah with order, ns you then save the fl-OOdia»
*©unt. R e r w ir b e i the eoupu o iuus I be »cut w ith ord*»-
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U. null! tom order (hronnh ill** Herald, wiilnnt extra