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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST lit, 1902.
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I duys and bring a better supplv of W hat Constitutes Legal Assessment W ork lias been done in a tunnel with the
manifestly honest
intention of
arms and more men to aid him iu
on M lntng Claim s-
striking the lisle and developing
hi- enti rprise. After ho left we
Agteeablr to our promise' in last
two claims owned by the person
lost no tune iu making our camp on
work in the tunnel
Office ever Johnson, Dean & Co’s week’s issue to give a sketch con­ what was to he called Battle Rock
! A. H R ic k e tts in M in in g and K n gioae-- who did the
cerning Cyrus He Men, of Scotts-
in g R e v ie w . |
upon a definite plan even if that
market. Coqnille, Oregon.
as
long
as
Oregon
has
a
history
YVe
liorp, who passed through town last
I hauled the old cunnou to the top of j Thr Uuited StatPS rriuing law lilan would result in failure it can­
week, we take the following extracts
, of the rock and placed it so ns to j provides that ou each claim nntil a not he judically said that the work
from Dodge’s history of Coos and
contemplated hy law was not done.
Curry counties which ¡fives one of I command the narrow ridge where patent shall have ¡been issue.) there- The annual expenditure, required
the Indiuns would hp-” c to crowd for, not less than $100 worth of
the exploits in which this venerable
X s a -x T ry e r.
I together before they could gel, l , labor b I ib II be performed, or im­ is the same irrespective o f Ihe size
ju s ’ic 2 of ths Peace City Recorder. old gentleman took part, and in our tile top of the rock where we w ere1 provements utr.de duriug each year. of thp claim. A quartz lode claim
next issue we will pive a description
X J
s .
C o m m i s s i o n e r .
Ihe courts have construed the l,5“ 0x(i0 feet contains about 20
o f lire tight which took place in the camped.
above
language concerning the p.cres. Uuless increased hy state
General Insurance Agent.
About
half
way
up
to
the
top
of
following September after this one,
patent
to
mean that the dnplica’e ! or local law $100 must he expend­
Notary Public.
in which Mr. Hedden took a prom- the rock there w as a bench of near­
ed thereon the same as a claim con­
ly level ground about thirty feet receipt issued by the Reoejever of
Office in Robinson Building.
inent part:
taining say only five acres. A
wide, from that to the top of the the United States land office to the
CoQllLT.B, OltEOON.
“ I was working in Portland. Ore­ rock the ridge was quite narrow, applicant for pateut is equivolent placer claim may contaiu twenty
gon, at, the carpenter trade along j After getting the gun iu place to the patent and precludes the acres or one hundred aud sixty
:n the latter part o f May, 1851. I Eagan and I went to work to load necessity of further assessment acres, or a less area than either.
when a friend of mine, by the j it. and get ready for the tight that I work upou tliP claim described in The aunnal labor should be the
mini jf Palmer, injttadurod - me to j felt was coming. YY'e put in a two such receipt. This upon the theory same in amount on each.
A t t o r n e y - at - L a w .
[C o u tin a e d n ext w e a k .]
Capt. Wm. Ticheuor, who was at ; pound sack of powder and on top that when the price o f the uiiuiug
CoguiiiU Cm', Coos C o u n t y , Oasuox.
that time running an old steam of that about, half of an old cotton claim has beeu paid to the govern­
N o ta ry t u b lio .
Drain Normal.
propellor called the Sea Gull, be­ shirt and then on top of that as ment, the equitable rights of the
tween Pot tlaud, Oregon, and San much bar lead cut up in pieces of purchaser Rre complete, and there
The fall term of the State Normal,
Francisco, California.
Before in­ from one two inches iu length as I is no obligation on hia part to do
troducing me to Capt. Tichenor, mv could hold in my two hands, then a further annual work in order to ob­ at Diain.Oiegon, will open Monday
friend told me that the Capt. want­ couple of old newspapers on top. tain a patent. In other words the September 8th, with n full faculty
-A _ tt3 rrL 2 3 T
. a t - j j a 'W ,
of specialtists.
ed eight or ten men to go down on the
'YVe then primed the gun with some I mine owner, having complied with
M A K S H F IE U D , O R E G O N .
The growth of the school the past
steamer with him to a place called
tine rilie powder and trained it so as I all the requirements o f the mining
Port Orford on the southwest coast to ra t- the narrow ridge iu front o f ! law, has acquired a vested interest year was sixty per cent over the
D ea ler in B a *fc E s t \ t k o f a ll kim hi.
preceding year, with au excellent
of Oregon, where he intended to
the muzzle and the gun was reaily in his mining claim aud d o third
« ■ \I> HUDSON, :
: J .E HAYNES. make a settlement, lav out a town
prospect for the coming year. .
for husmeas. YY’e cleaned up all our party can acquire from thp govern
and build a road into the gold dig­ other arms and loaded them ready input any interest hb agaiust him.
The department of Mathematics
gings in Southern Oregon and that
for use. Just as soou as the Indians ' It may he said here that the “ annual and English will be placed on a
all who went down with him shoi.hl saw the steamers goiug away with-. work,” “ assessment work”
and | more practical basis aud all work
Mining and Real Estate Agents have a share in the town he and his i ui us they appeared very cross and j “ representation of the claim” are will be strengthened. The labora­
| parents were going to build. His ordered us away making signs to us convertible terms
The first two tories and library will receive ma­
E c k l e y , Curry County, O r e g o n
A V E v n lo a O e M in es, F a rm s. S tock j partners were Mr. Hubbbard, purser that thev
would kill us if we did | of these terms receive the sanction ! terial additions and all work will be
R a n c h e s a n d T im b e r L a m ia fa r sa le. ou the Sea Gull, and the H m. Hot
uot go. Then they left for their ] of ihe Uuited States Supreme given, as nearly ns possible, by the
H o u se nnd fia c r e s o f la n d w e ll im p ro v e d h r King, then chief in the custom camps dowrn the beach.
On the ¡ Court. The term “ representation” laboratory method. Physical train­
After I morning of the 10th they were back ; as applied to the statutory work ing will receive duo attention. The
i n W ilb n r , D o n p la e co u n ty , O r., fo r sa le, house in San Francisco.
o r exohHii<io f o r p ro p e rty ill M y rtle
made the acquaintance of Capt
again iu larger numbers and shoot­ upon a mining claim is said In be i trait ing department is in excellent
Tichenor ha painted the whole ing arrows at us from too great a ¡ a Colorado expression adopted l>v \ condition, affording the practical in
enterprise in such glow ing colors
distance to do us any damage. I the Supreme Court of that state. I a teacher’s preparation. A teachers’
that I was really infatuated with About 9 o’clock a large canoe, con­ Iu order to maiutain the possess­ review class will be maintained, and
the prospect.
Ho told mo that taining twelve warriors, came up the ory rights to a mining claim it is ! permissson granted to those of
GENERAL
there was not a particle of danger
coast from the mouth of Hogue necessary to expend at least $100 c: rtain experience to avail them­
from the Indians, that, he had been liivor. Among them was one tall aunually as provided bv thr act of selves of the training department.”
ashore among them many times and
F or catalogues address
fellow wearing a red shirt who Congress and such further sum as
they were perfectly friendly, so I
J. H. Orcutt
the state or local mining district
seemed
to
he
their
leader.
As
soon
Horseshoeing n Specialty.
went to work tolruut up n party to
President
laws may require.
U rider the
as
the
canoe
touched
the
sand
they
N . W. Cor Second and Hall Sts , go down with us ou the Sea Gull.
all jumped out and carried it out on United Slates law the rhuuh I work
C oqm lle C ity, Oregon.
__
I gathered together eight young
A C u r e lo r C lio le r u lu lu n liim *
the beach The fellow in the red may be done at any time duting
men who were willing to go down
shirt drew a long knife, waved it the second calendar year after lo­
“ Last May,” says Mrs. Curtis
on the trip.
Their names were J.
over his head, gave a terrible yell cation aud each subsequent year Baker, of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an
H. Eagsn, Johu T. Slater, George
and, with at least one hundred of thereafter uutil pateut issues. It iufant child of our neighbor’s was
Bidoubt, T. D. Palmer. Joseph
Issued WeeHy,
his braves, started for us with a lias been held that the minimum suffering from cholera infantum.
Hussey, Cyrus YV Hedden; James
rush. I stood by the gun holding a fixed by that law rnay he increased The doctor had given up ull hopes
Carigan, Erastu Summers and mv-
piece of tarred rupo with one end in by state or local law and the time of recovery.
1 took a bottle of
self, making uiue in all
Capt.
the lire readv.as soon as the Indians «bridged within which a portion of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera aud
Tic
lienor
agreed
to
furnish
us
arms,
Editor and Publisher,
crowded on the narrow riuge in it iB to be done under penalty of Diarrhoea Remedy to the house,
ammunition and supplies, and take
front of the cannon, to lot them have forfeiture o f the claim. There is telling them I felt sure it would do
Us down on his steamer,
He told
uo state law in California upou the good if used ac.coiding to directions
T erms — H e r a ld and C ommoner — ns all to get reaily to go ns he would the contents wbeu it would do the
subject except the act of 1801, In two days’ time the child had
most
execution.
The
air
was
full
U a y a h i . k in A d va n c e .
sail from Portland ou the 4th of
o f arrows cominir from at lenst a whi Ii it may he said merely pro. fully recovered, and is now (nearly
Oue Y e a r................................. $2.00 June, 1861.
hundred hows. James Carigan had vitUs for the filing by the mine a year since) a vigerous, healthy
Six Months.............................. 100
YYe were ready nnd sailed from picked up ap iñ e board about 15 owner in the office of flip proper girl.
I have recommended this
T h ree M on th «......................... ^5
Portland ou time. On the 5th we inches wide, 8 feet long and 1J county recorder an affidavit d i- Remedy frequently and have never
T H E
arrived iu Astoria.
I had b> eu inches in thickness. He stood right scribing labor performed or im­ known it to fail in any single in­
selected by the party as the captain behind me and held the board in provements made hy him, and stance.” For sale by H. S. Knowl-
of the expedition so I went to Capt. front of us both. Thirty-seven ar­ their value. This affidavit must he ton.
Tichenor nnd told him I wanted to rows hit the board and at least half tiled within thirty days after the
Two inventors at Stirling, Scot-
see the arms he was going to fur­ of them show.led the points .through time limited for the performance
nish us to defend ourselves with in it
Two of mv men were disabled. of such labor or making such in - laud have perfected a unique life
I f filed with the boat. Under ordinary conditions
ease we had to fight. "O il," he said, Fulmer was shot thr ugh the neck provements.
Wm. Gallicr, Proprietor,
“ there is in. danger fiom the In­ and was M eeting badly. Ridoubt s t a t u t o r y period if is prima facie the boat collapses, a spring being
dians.” We then told him that we was shot in the hreaut, the arrow evidence o f the fads thereon re­ retained in place by a strip o f paper.
HAPVD A I^ E ,
would g ■ no farther unless he fur­ stickiny into the broasfbone mak­ cited. Recording such affidavit or When the paper is wet it breaks,
nished us with arms to defend our­ ing a painful wound, and Slater ran failure to make and record it will liberating a gas generator which in­
AG0TE WflHE
selves. lie then went ashor-- and i nd laid down iu a hole behind the not prevent other proof of the f a c t s flates the boat.
bought, at a junk shop, three old tent.- This left six of u h to fight, it or in any way prejudice the claim
*
QiiEENS WARE,
The Interstate Commerce Com
Hint lock muskets, one o.d sword out with the Indians who still kept" ant of the property, as his rights mission has just issued its figures
tluii wash If eaten with rust and e coming. YVhen they w. re crowded cannot lie di'-eHled b y om itting to for three months ending
TIN tt0F,E.
with
three or on they narrow ridge, the ted shirt- pe rform an a d i n t e n d e d to f a c i l i t a t e March 31. During that period 212
C a ll tn d e x a m in e poods nnd in v e a tip te few pounds of 1. ad and
the
proof
of
representation
of
me
prices.
ho I h
lour poun Is ol powder.
We told e 1 fellow in the lea I and not more
persons were killod and 2,111 in­
O l course the affidavit uihi
him th it hi hail eeitainly brought than eight feet (rom the mozz.e of claiui
jur1 d in railroad accidents.
There
0 3 3 3
B A V
us a ha d looting i uitii o f inn s ihegun, I applied t.lie fiery
end t.e rebutted in any proceeding n, were 1,220 colliiions and 838 de­
«
Inch
the
quest
ton
rtf
the
perform­
to tight Inri.ms with.
“ You will of the rope to ihe primii g.
The
railments, involving a loss fo the
nevi r mu d them.” said he, “ hut hav­ execution was fearful, at least twelve ance of this «ork arises: N o work railroad companies
done
during
the
first
calendar
year
ing them w ill make you look danger­ or thirteen men were killed outright
T o C’ n r** i i C o l d I u « i n 1
C. VJ. PA TERSOIJ. Prop. • ous autway.” Just tneu a young and such a tumbling of scared of location is affective as assess­
T n k e L a x a tiv e B ro n io Q n ifitn e T a b le ts
officer from Fort G eoige stepped Indians I never saw before or since. ment work. In tins connection it
A ll druntfiHtB re fn m i the m on ey i f it fn ile t o
M a n n fs c ta r e r o f M a rb le M o n u m en ts. Idea I
up to me and told me he had a very The gun was upset by the recoil; may be said that the difference be Mire. K W G ro v e ’ s aigu n tare is on each
»to n e s . T a b le t « , e tc .
tween aiiDual work and the amount, O ox. 25o.
good
Uuiied
States
rilie
he
would
but
we
never
stopped
for
that
but
o e m e t e r y lo ts en clo sed w ith sto n e copinK
viz: $20.
I rushed out to them and soon clear­ necessary to obtain a patent is this:
o r c u rb in g , ir o n ra ilin g s fu rn is h e d to o r ­ let m have at cost,
d e r . C o rresp o n d en ce s o lic ite d fro m parties t went ashore with him and bought
ed the mck of nil the live warriors. That the former must be done
l i f i n g in th e c o u n try o r o th e r tow n s who
YVe counted seventeen dead Indians yearly. Ihe lattrr may he done at
u ia r w ish a n y t h in g in m y lin e o f hnsiiiess the rifle an ! also some amunitimi.
For
M\E8UK[W* i >
( ) p f < It proved to be a magnificent shoot­ on the rock and this was the bloody any time «ft ir ttie location.
ing gun.
Our entire armament baptism that gave the name of example; T h “ work necessary to
T o
t 3 r ie
ID n ic r t v ix ia - t e
j consisted now of one U. S. rifle, In- Battle Rock to our old camp at i oht-in a patent may all be done
longing to myself, one six shooting Fort Orford on the 10th day of j during the sixty days’ period of
newspaper publication for patent.
j rifle belonging to Carigan, three old June, 1851.
Assessment work done is available
flint lock muskds, one old sword,
T h i s o l d r e l i a b l e nnd
in patent proceeding. T o illu s-;
T e V Ij F 'r tc iift .
|
one
fine
shooting
revolver
38
cal.
m o s t fiu ocesfll ul spec-
wliut in Han F r a i cis- ! one pair of deriugers loaned
to me
It is with joy I tell you what Irate: YY’ hen the work done is of >
f c o , s t i l l c o n t in u e s 't o
| by a friend in Portland for the trip, Kodol did for me. I was troubled the value o f $500 it is sufficient
k cu re a l l S e i n e ! and
basis for a p, tent
Assuming that I
S e m in a l D is e a s e s , I about five pound of rifle powder with my stomach for several months
sn eh as G o n o rr h e s - j and ten pounds ol bar lead.
This Upon being advised to use Kodol, $4(,’0 worth o f work only has been i
A really healthy woman haa lit- .
( } l e e t . S t r , c t u re,
constituted our entire outfit to de­ I did so and words cannot tell the done in proper time add $200
S y p h i l i s . in a l l it
tie pain or discomfort at the I
worth
of
labor
or
improvements!
fo r m s . S k in D iseases, fend ourselves with
when we left good it has done r e . A neighbor
menstrual period. No woman
_______
v ii u s D - b i l i t y ,
[
upon
the
claim
aud
thereafter
ap-
X m p o te n c y . S en n n a l Wenknes-
d L o s s c f Astoria on the evening of the 6tb of had dyspepsia so that he had tried
needs to have any. YY’li.e of j
On the morningof the most everything. I told him to use ply for pati'Dt.
M a n h o o d , th e c »«s e q u e n c e o f self-ab u s e June, 1851.
a n d ex cesses p rod u cin g th e fo llo w in g »ym p a !fth we were landed
K’ardui
will , : ickly relieve those I
on the beach Kodol
YY’oids of gratitude bav©|
Thp animal labor done either
turns: S a llo w co u n te n a n c e , d a rk sp o ts un­
Battle Roek
Th, re come to me from him because I as assessment work or as a basts 1 smnrth.g menstrual palm and I
d e r th e ey es, p a in in th e h ead, r in g in g in just below
th e ears,” loss o f c o n fid e n c e , d iffid e n c e in were a few Indians iu sight
who j recommended it.—Geo.
YV. Fiy, i for a patent may Ire upon or be | the dragging head, back andl
a p p ro a c h in g s tra n g ers, p a lp ita tio n o f the
Health and strength neath the surface, hu <I limy be done ; Ssidc a !.- ( c.... • ,1 by falling of]
h e a rt, w ea k n ess o f t h e lim b s and b a ck , loss appeared friendly, but I could see ! Y’ io.a, Iowa,
o f m e m o ry , p im p le s o n th e fa c e , couphs- that they did not like to have us of mind and body depend on the upon or off the claim,
provided 1
jj the womb anu irregular metises.
con su m D tion e t c .
there. I told Capt, T'chenor that j st mach, and normal activity of tne 'bat the latter work is for the d e ­
D K . G I B B O N has p r a c tis e d in S an F ra n
Kodol, the great | velopment of the claim. That it is
Cisco o v e r 37 y e a rs an 1 th o s e tro u b led should I did not like the kinks <>t thing's at ] digestive organs.
reconstructive tonic,
cures
a l l ; such Is always a question ol fact
n o t f a il to co n s u lt h im and re c e iv e th e b en ­ all and those Italians meant mischief
e fit of his p rea t s k i l l a n d e x p e r ie n c e . Th e There was one thing more that we stomach and bowel troubles, indi-
YY’ lien contiguous claims are held jk has brought permanent relief to|
d o c to r cur s w h en o th e r s f a i l .
T r y him
wanted and that was the old canm -D geslion, dyspepsia. Kodol digests | in common the annual expenditure
C F K E S G U A lt \ N T E E 1 > . Perso n s cured
il 1,000,000 women who suffered]
a t h o m e.
C h a rg e s re a s on a b le.
C a ll tf* Capt.
Tichenor had on board the »ny good food you eat.
Take a in iy tie made upon any one claim
gevrry month. I: makes the men-1
write.
DR. J . F. GIBBON.
T
Sea Gull.
He laughed at us at dose after meals. R. S. Kuowlton.
I he amount so expended must be |
fi2 ' K ^ a r o ^ r at re»*t. S «n F r a n c is c o ______
strnal organs strong and healthj.
fiist for wanting it, but w hen we j
- «N> -
equal in amount to lhat required
It is the provision made by Na-j
told him we would not s'uy without!
It ia related that
the
first I upon all and inure to the benefit of 1
it he studied a little bit and then aiitonnble was asinine of Bacchus j all. Otherwise the work may not ]
t’jro to give women relief from!
said all right he would send it ashore. which was used in Alexandria, ■ pri feet Ihe possessory right to all
the torribie aches and pains which
to write for our confidential letter before „p-
He sent his mate with one of my Egypt. It was oporated by
of snob claims. The running of a
ving for patent; it may be worth money.
a|
blight so many !ionics.
_ ;e promptly obtain U. a. and Foreign
men, Fagan, who was an old nuin- weight similar in principle to the tunnel for the purpose of develop 1
• vwood , f.A . Oet. 14. l«0*. 1
, I hft-'i 1
i ’. -r £.‘cJc ior F)mo timet ,
of wars man, back to the steam r old fashioned clocks.
ing seperate mining claims owned
\ I v a » t
• y
. ; »'•■> re p? n i-i iry J
for the gun. They soon returned
l«\ the same peisi us is to be credit­
, In asó co ti i • i * a -v relief untl (
«nd T R A D E M A R K S or " 'n r a E N ­
It.; I a > le o f V tígc of Cardal, lio
T I R E attorney’s lee. Send model, sketch
The Oreg .n Stale Fair this year ed to each of -sid claims, and if the
bringing
the
cannon
and
copper
|
fore I ha I r ”f*n f*;i r f it I '» 4 relieved
or nimto m ,l we f.o.1 »n I M M E D I A T E
f If* !itnY>.;«itv‘o * iy that you have % ]
F R E E report on patentability. A te give
magazine ihat contained three or promises to l<e the grandest indus­ necessary work is done tlieow net
vonuerful medieiae.
.he Dost legal service and advice, and our
trial
ejpositi-
n
and
In
-.to
rk
show
four cartridges each holding two
is not leqnifed to also peif.orn
V. tu». M. A. Y ount .
charges are moderate. T ry ua.
ever
held
on
the
const.
The
fai
pounds of powder. As a*»ou as the
» o ik on tin sill fact o f the location
■.il'rem. Irtvl I
1..*
In a
. niinon arrived the Captain bid us has Ireen good the pint two years, n order to hold the same
«.nooga, lei
Patent Lawyer»,
good bye and left for Ban Franci-co, but it will be better this vear. irecent case the Supreme (;..urt o f
Opp. U S. Patent Office.WashingttM, D.C.
j this «ta le said that where the w ork 1
saying he Would return in fourteen Don’ t fail to i i f it.
How Bailie Rock Got It* Name-
D E N T I S T
L. HARLOGKER, Vice.Pres.
C
A
P
I T A
Hudson &
Haynes,
H
j
S. H. McADAiiflS,
BlacKsfflitii i f i m Weft
L
.
.
.
C O Q U I L L j E ,
.
$
5 0 ,0 0 0
O E S E O -O is r
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school distrks
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds aud all kinds of legal instru
rnents—Notariul work.
Issues tire insurance at lowest rates iu following companies:
.Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient nnd Magdeburg.
B O -A .IR I3 O P : D I X £ E C T O ^ S .
A. J. SHERW OOD.
IS A IA H H A C K E R
J. J L A M B
L. H ARLOCKEH, and G YV.YVHITE.
E. G . D. HOLDEN’S
G en eral Insurance Office, - - - Robinson B u ild in g .
Coqmlle, Oregon.
John F. H all,
j
j
G. W, W HITE, C ashit
COQUILLE V0LLEY B0NI(.
V . 0. Holden,
J. Sherwood,
NO 7
J. I LAMB, Pres.
. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
^
i
Over Time Hiflrci R e Million
Dollars Insnrance Coital
p r e s e n t e d ..
H ome I nsurance C ompany , N. Y. - - - - - -
-
$14,406,450,33
S t . P aul F. & M. I nsckance C ompany , M inn . - - - - $ 2,855,012.00
T raders ’ I nsurance C ompany , C hicaoo - - - - -
-
$ 2,435,571.29
H ome F. & M. I nsurance C ompany , S an F rancisco - - - $ 1,037.715.38
F ire A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P h ii . adei . puia - - - $ 6,340.250.99
E quitable L ife 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 iu Insurance matters, aud 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. H O L D E N ,
General Insurance Agen
Fishtrap Shinglemill,
Young & AI bee, Props.
First-Class Article <.f* i^ed Cedar S l)ii)g le s Furnished on Short Notioe
and at Popular Price.
A g e n t s : Capt. O U. W illard, o f the steamer YVelcomeou the upper
river. Ca it. YY^. It Panter, of the steamer Venus, ou the lower river
aud C. M. Skeels, for Coquille City-
THE COMMONER
W illia m .). Bryan,
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HARDWARE STORE,
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HEBR.1SKA.
Works
ALL
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention.
Only those bom deaf are incurable.
HEAO NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
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F . A . W ffR M A N , O F B A L T IM O R E , S A Y S i
B a l t im c r b , M »i. March . to , 1901.
Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured o f denfnesn. thanks to your treatment, I w ill now give yott
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yT .yr fa 1 o °roy
HU. k e f t on ffe ttin , worse, until 1 1 *
u n d e r w e n t n im t i n m U lS ir e a l it r k f a r t b r e a m
b e r o f oh v - M a i "
f iiT o i" ' others
a t t « , w iifc o n t
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PATEN TS
SWIFT & CO.,
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L a t Y a n o i s o a i . : ' . “ ' ' : ! e v e n t , . « : only teiu i«.r,i :V, U -A ilie Iwtai uouei would
then cea*i but the her.:ins in the aiiteted eur would Yxr lost lorcv'..
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I then raw vour nds'ertisement accidentally in a New Ycrl;
per, r.i:d ordered
m eat A fter 1 he,i need it on ly a few ilnyv neconling to ytmr l-.ruellonA the n ^ s c e n ^ d . *n 4
to-day, after five week*, ivy hearing
tin* diseased cur 1ms been entirety re.-.crcd. I
yen»
h eartily and tx e to remain
Very truly £ “ J k RJ|ANi „ „
cre d w tty , Baltimore, ltd.
Our treat:nent tloan not interfere
w ith
your taunt occupation.
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF A T I « u,™
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INTERNATIONAL AURAL CUrilC, 5 9 6 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAOO, IL L
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Sewing machine
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NEW
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CASES O F
813.50
Cot pon. !f
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SfYLC Bo. 85. “ ARLINGTON.”
Shipped to anyone,
auyxvhete, ou 10
days’ free trial,
in y o u r o w u
h o iu e , without
asking one ceut
iu advance.
10 y e a r » * written
Yvurranty with
each machine.
A strictly high-grade Sew­
ing M a c h i n e ,
fin is h e d
throughout in the best pos­
sible manner. It posHes-.es ail
modern iinpru\rementi». audits
mechanical construction is
such that in it arc combined
simplicity with great strength,
thus insuring case o f running,
durability, nnd m aking it im­
possible tor tlit? min Uim* to be
put out o f order, it aews fust
and makes a pmrfeat atitch
with all kind» o fth ta a d and
alWTassesof materia). Alw cys
ready lor use and unrivalled
for speed, durability n »d qual­
ity o f work. Notice tl.c fol­
low in g points ot su periorly*
The • ¡V a d c€ the ’‘Arlington’ sw ing« on patent socket hinges, firm ly held down by • thumb
»crew. rt.ro;ifr, »ubutnntinl, neat and handsome in design, anu beautifully ornati^nted in gold,
ic has
rounded conifers and is inlaid or counterounk, making it flush with top o f table.
15ed piole
hns rou
ittder the nrui is
inches higti and 9 inches long. This will admit tha
High, -t A rm —tip;
u quills. It is Self Threading—Absolutely no bole» to put thrend through
largest skirt», and
pt c y e o i n-. 'i>\ N’m ttle is cylinder, open on etui, entirely self-threading, envy to put In or
on the bed
machine;
• >1 tin
•
«-
• * u lcrgc amount - o
- * f thread. ¿Stitch Regulator
•>..... »-*«• is
l ike out; b
holds
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- - o — f the
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! c-nralii ¡he bj'obiu winder, and has n scale sit w ing the number o f stitches to the inch, and can
clia’i ;i 1 front H to '\i stitch- y to the inch. Feed is double and extend* on both sides ol neeuic;
never f ills lo lake'fo-rd* thr-.n..;!;; never stop* nt seams; movement is
¡•reak uni pet out ot order; can be raised and lowered ut will Automatic Bobbin W lBoar Fo.
Id lin '' thebrbbin automaticnlly aud perfectly smooth without holding the thread Macmneooea
lsight -------....................................
Running -Machine is easy to
run, ■*-------
decs not
not ran w !.ilc w i n « « »
........
-- fatigue theoper-
. rapidly. Stitch U a double lock stitch, the same on both »ides,
Tlor, makes M tle noise nnd
- ! without stopping the machine. Tension is a flat sprtng ten-
«Vtil not mv- I, I id ::tn h eel
»ion, and will admit ihn 3d In
•edVe, flat on one side, and cannot be put in wrong. Needle
The Needle i« :* rtraight Wife
I Steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
Alar i* round, mode ol U«e-hr
o n t h e g o x 'U Ad*ust»bfe B e a rin g s-A ll V a riiig s ore case hardened »teel • n d « s |ly
with a Hcivw driver. A il lout motion can be taken up. and the machine will last a, »»ctirne.
A ttachm ents- i> ch n m c h f i» furnislicd with nee* s-nary tooUand accesaorlea, and in addttioowg
fin nish f n extra i'*t. »>f attach.neuls iu n velvet lined metal Imx. free o f charge, a« follows: Oue
rufiler nd g.'ithcrcr, on. biud-M, one shirring plate, one set o f four hemmerj, flifferent widtna up
to
o f .it* inch, c o . te-iber. on" under braider, one short or attachment foot, and one tnreaa
cutter
Vootlwnrk <»f finest qaalitv oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-platen rin g»
to drawer.!, drt s guards to wdteel. nnd device for replacing belt.
' U ’ T D A V MICH PRICES FOR
r t l V DIRECTLY Of MMU»CTURERS• **<0
V>N I
-CIYINU MACHINES U U l S*VE AOCMT’S AND DfALER S PROFITS
OUR G R E A T O r r e R . S 2 . nOl*"UV S pcci.l W h o lcM l* PrlCT, tmt
p t h i» lfijgh :Tr--!e »ew in g machine, weraske a special cou­
in order to inti<
rier o f this psner a chance to get a first-class tni-
prG* offer, gÍY*in
irerr.ficrcl. On j-ecelpt of $18.50 c*«h audtoupoo.
Chiue at the lav
fttrnrffi machine is y w h e r e aeeurely packed and
» the
w r will
deliY t\ A ten veam' written warranty aent with
eróle ! , »
jLlottvy re:'ir»d "d 'iff'*t rts represented after thirty days’ test
m.i i •.!. ¡»ririle g e o f twenty days’ trial «^1
V.>
Up 1 . c l y .
faith ond charge». I f you prefer thirty
nrant*
receipt f f V
inrge il’ uftrated catalogue with testl-
d a y t'ti n __
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pi tie,
I
il ^U ore
» ri-rving machines anywhere to any«
monhil-. explaining fully how
^ *rithout asking one cent in advaace.
ope at the lowest mnnafiicturcf'»p
The b«-*r plan is to 'n d » * ! « _‘ h ~ with o 4~r, ns you then save the $1-00 di*.
t be
sonnt. P ' U U i i W the cawtv,
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fli luakt* >0111 «Tiler ifirougli ike tiriflltl. wiilmuL nlra