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O < » îbt L« 11^6 Cdn pane's Experimental Scho*' a Success. nt of an Editor to I - ' • 1-v z* 3. ACTS AS BUSINESS DICTATOR How he Hopes to Make Dexter, la.. Larger and Better, Increase Its Trade and Double the Profits of Its Mer chants— Loafers Cleaned Out. A town tear Des Moines, la.. has beeti making a novel experiment, It has lieen allowing the editor to run things—not the |.«-t)l editor, mind you. but an editor from Des Moines, 'lb.- editor is not running things in |H*rson, but has appointed an assistant who 1« a thoroughgoing businean man. So far the experiment seems to have fieett <i pronounced success. The mer- clt.-i id« are making more money, the col'i- iions are better, the streets are cleaner and there Is improvement in litany lines, The town that is being experimented on is Dexter, which is thirty-five miles from Iles Moines and has about 850 Inhabitants. The editor is AV. J. Pilkington <>f the Merchants* Trade Journal of I >es Moines. Ills assistant is Guy C. Pogue. Pilkington had a theory that the methods found so suc- cessful in tlie department stores and retail establishments of the large cities could be trieti as effectually in the Hitiall towns. He told the merchants of Dexter that he could make more tnotiey for them, the bankers that lie could increase their deposits, and joy ously informed the mayor thnt iti« gov eminent was on tlie blink and it lie tlie editor -could do a little gov erning lie would make things hum an<l itdii to the population. To I'ilkington's jojous surprise. Dex ter took him at his word. The tner chants wanted more profits, tlie bank ers were looking for larger deposits and. as for his honor the mayor, lie concluded that it anybotly could rut that town better than he was doing it the other clittp was welcome to lite job That is the kind ot a mayor to have. No dog in the manger spirit about him! He was tliinking of the good of bis town and did not give a hang for his own dignity. 1 do not know that mayor's name, and 1 am sorry, for it ought to Is* publish ed to the ends of the earth tts an ex ample to a lot of officials in other com munities who tlo nothing themselves and let noboiiy else tlo anything. To return to the experiment, i'il- klngton sent 1'ogue, anti I’ogue got busy. 'File new departure started June 1 anti is to run seven months. Mr. Pogue obtained complete reports from each store anti batik and began intro dueing up to date business methods He took a complete invoice of stock and accounts, ile got sales slips at tin* end ot' each day so that he knew what every store and every depart inent was doing. lie directed the win dow displays, the arrangement of goods, the prices and the conduct of the clerks, lie must be a wonder, for anybody who can regulate the conduct of the average clerk is surely a master of men ami women. Pogue does it, or so it is reported. 1 am not anxious for his job. (tne of tlie best tilings tlie new gen eral manager of Dexter is doing is to write tlie advertisements for tile local patters iiml to i lningc copy with every issue. Even better, lie has graded ami cleaned the streets anti pul down side walk--. He niovt'd tlie loafers off the dry goods Ilexes and moved tile boxes to tlie rear Again. I do not envy him his Job, Im' once more I must admit that lie is a in.irvelous man. Anybody that an mule a loafer move is a ben efactor as vv 'll ns a wonder worker. Pogue has put in new street lights and caused these and tlie ones alreadv in existence to burn later at night. He lias organized a baseball club and a bai'd. Tlie farmets have awakened to the fact that something is astir in Dexter, and as they want to find out what it is they are going to Dexter to trade. Tlie merchants are pleased. They call the Pilkington Pogue idea the booster plan and are rapidly being converted join the boosters’ club. Mone.v |s In ing saved in buying and in bad aecoimts The first month's report showed in crease« in the leading stores, one es tnblisliinent running as high ns $77.5 increase in business and one or two other.« reaching nearly Hie $5<>o mark. In Dexter, as elsewhere, improve ment pa?«, business method« win, en terprise. eleitnllness nnd printer's ink spell prosperity. Mr I'ilkington's own state- Here ills reason for undertaking intuit i the nm ( • pet inienf; «It-l>r«iv»' the theory that a I t-x|> <>i huMi»<* ina\ sucteea hi cri t c I.ni I»* anuihei -My conten- (lit* anv «tore with up to date t Dili oil- < i n sucuetti no mailer bust at >oii i' l-’or thK ieaM»n I V I If self) Oti evvi \ hio thv ie Is strong cornpetl- tlon. nivl if I suireeed I will have shown to the l.iisiiD s men there that I have pulled ti;!.)»* from (he territory in which Ihs Moines .tn.! Stuart have been the f.t- vorites It Is a small town and Is a hot- bed for tbe mall order business, and I f»H‘l that I bave chosen a town where it Wil! I k the baldest kind ot work to suc- ceed Rcportn so far are very encourag- ing. It is a great idea, and overylmdy will w nteh w It It interest the new com- blnntloii <>f Pilkington, r<>gue. push tint! pluck. If It succeeds, the editor ma? be given tile Job < t rimnin t'ther towns. 5 '.'oed ntiin? editor« might throw tip their hands and «a? it is all the? can d<> to run th others w UI lie re "?.v street«, clean out the I right sort of ptifilit it? on n business Nts's. JAMES A EDG8RTON. I General t. u l -- .: - ‘ NOTK j Atwater Street Assessment THE DRESSING ÏAbLE àhntUll^ I lieteLy git en. thaï persuant to Oidin nJ ! ^8, parsed by the common coun Piet an;igcr 5. D . V.'arrmer ot ' . I Ot t CATION Derart ment oi the Interior, U. 5. Lat -t IGorburg. Ore., ieptembet I I. 1909. Not en that 1 hetiiai B. There is at tar I al ut w iweet laveii ; appeals to the iu i.ie x_ity. ot o«no j J.\,I Uation. No . ’ ' v 1 * 1 *■ woman of re| and.one of the nave been levied u <721, Sciul No. 134359, lot ve 1-4 ol 'iw I -4, .v>'. ! die owner, tneteoi, 4U metituj bool for miners, established - ■ : 1 |_4t prettiest u».vi non the -season is a to-wit: ’. lownvhp 29 south, ian^<- 14 vsrst, . Ui.l- bag of lavender to hang in the clothes By HENRY S- SPICER. Commercial Addition neat MeriJian, has tied notice of i iitlent.oa Lo.-t Crei i.. lias lieen so successful that fCopyrlKlit. l.- '.i, by Amer ican Press Aa»o- press or tuck in the ehiffouier drawer. Bik 3, lot 10 Rosa Company. niuk.* t. .at Commutation proof, to evtabiuh i $162 >u ctrtion.J Pollg.-e eiik is Utilized .successfully for tlie company is ptYparing to opeu ■ n to lh<-I md aixvve d< -< riLx-d, betöre G I. Woodbind Addition schools iu other (»¡aces. The school Being junior ui mber of the firm of such ictgs itn» original of tlie accom rr-adgold, U. S. L omin.oioner, , t Bandon, 8 Kime Estate, n, on the 27th dav ot tXtolicr, 1909. was established by the Lehigh \ alley Bunker A C • or Nev. Y rk, wltwae panying ski tch being of natural color 3 3, aeg r Estate, 10 -.aunant names as witnesses: Cotti company for the benefit of all business ittvolved notue <t»nes|K>ndence ed |>oiigee w itb design of lavender 11 Kime Estate, 3. blossoms. R :>ert Walker, ot Bandon, Onqton. 9 Ro„a. 5, classes of ;ts employee«, from foreman witb olive oil met. limit* in Italy, 1 Edgin L. Strader, of “ Sanitary brushes, as they are ealicl. 5. 10 Rosa, down to diHirboys and slate pickers concluded to learn the Italian lan represent the latest addition to the £.. L. Spaulding,, of ** *’ 11 95 5. Rosa. Kenneth Pcikms. of “ “ Tiiere me hundreds of these employees guage ill Older to be able to write boudoir collection, the most approved 91 32) 5. 12 Rosa, BENJAMIN L EDDY, who have bad tlie ambition, but not the those in their ow n tongue from whom being fashioned from celluloid. The 13 Rosa, "4 60 5. Register. 14 Rosa. 5. 6^' ( o coal and) means, to acquire the traiuing of a we bought oil. 1 inquired of a friend backs are perforated to permit the tree 5. Bandon Mig Co., 6. 1 14 mining engineer For them a course for a teacher. He lold me that he circulation of air and drainage of the 6. 6. Bandon Mfg Co., 106 3C at college Is out of the question. The could reeotumeud one. a young wom bristles. Another new contrivance for 6. 7. Bandon Mfg Co., 94 Notice of Sale of Tide Lands new school, with a regular instructor an, a'native of Italy, but there must tlie toilet table is a hollow comb by 8. Bandon Mfg Co.. 102 25 6. means of which the tonic now cottsid 155 95 Unplatted loo feet, Band n Mfg Co.. and witb tlie aid of a correspondence be one condition attached to her giving cred so essential for the lieiiltit oi Ferry Creek /Xddition course, is designed to take tlie place so we lesson«—1 must promise not to Notice is hereby given that the Stale Land make loi «> iter. 3<>mew hat surprised iwter izvenotR bag fur as possible of a college training. Blk 2, lot 7 J J O'Neil. $163 >0 Board of the btate oi Oregon, will sell to the that such a promise should be exacted, h-chest btddei. at its other- in the Capitol build- It is in line with the scheme recom Woolen Mill Addition 1 asked a teason for It, but received in, at Salem, Oregon, on Decemlter 14, l'*0 *. mended by tlie committee of foreign no satisfactory reply. As 1 hud no $163 Blk 7, lot I Strang. at IO:(lO a. ni., of said day, all the state's in experts who came to this country last intention of making love to any one. I 7, " 5 Strang, 55 terest in the tide and overflow linds hr-retnah.-r year to study conditions in the mines. readily agreed to the terms. It is only 55 7. " 4 Strang, ~ described, giving however, to the owner oi own ers of anv lands abutting or fronting on such tide A building formerly used for ottices too true, however, that sin h a promise Woodland Addition aid overflow lands, the preference right to pur was. converted into a schoolhouse. was very inconsiderate on my part, for chase said tide and ovetllow land., at the highest Blk 7, lot I Sc adding. $ 86 Desks 'and chairs were put in, maps several episodes in tue past had demon Sc adding. price ottered, providing such offer is made in 86 and pictures were hung on tlie waits, strated my extreme susceptibility to Sc adding. g.rod faith: and also providing that the land will 102 the Gotldess Love and Iter subtleties. not fre sold nor any otirr therefor accepted for 118 Sc adding. and periodicals devoted to mining sttlv- fAKlTWlty But my word had been given and lit less than $5 (Hi jx-r acre (he Boaid reserving the \X Gather. 100 . Jects were subscribed for. Tlie total BRUiirtffi ail the verities 1 was placed upon my 95 W l‘ Disher. right to reject anv and all bids. numls'i- of mine workers enrolled was honor. 91 Said lands are ituated in Coo county, Ore- D M Charleston, divided into two sections, each of Miry A Loive, 94 g ‘.n, and described as follows; .Miss (or, rather. Signorina) Aboui which met at stated times in the even turned out to be a teacher in the New Beginning at a point on the meander line of 93 Mae Walker, A TONIC ings. In addition to the instructor em York public schools, She was about Bedillion, the Coquille river at the northwest corner of lot 97 C omb 6. which said point is 1320 feet east and I9b5 105 Haberly, ployed by the company, several mining twenty-five years old, with the dark 100 feet north from corners ections 17, 18. 19 and . ary Walker experts came to the school upon Invi- hair and eyes prevalent among her Mary Walker, 20. running thence along meander line as 92 tation and delivered lect tires. countrymen and, unlike most Italian 88 follows, to-wit: Mary Walker. A strict record of the performances women, possessed a very sweet voice. S 84 0 e I 30 feet. 84 Frank Lowe. In tlie school is kept and is forwarded No language is musical when rapidly S 74 0 45* e 492 feet. 76 Frank Lowe, every month to tlie general manager spoken and in a rough voice, lint as North 96 feet to low water line. 76 W E Ellis, of the company. In this way the man Miss Abotti spoke Italian to me slowly N 75 0 15' w 257 leet along low water line. 64 A Ellingson, N 73 0 10' w 232 feet. 48 agement i« enabled to know which of and softly it was very mellifluous. 5(1 feet C Ellingson. N 80 0 w 137 feet. 161 100 left Shields N Kennedy. iis employees deserve promotion. Th. Now. 1 verily believe that if it had S I(X) feet to place of beginning, containing This notice is published October 7rh. 19 T alcum man who shows tlie most zeal and not been for tlie promise I had made hrst time, and last time upon October 2 I t, 1903, 1.31 acres, being tide land fronting on west liait ability in tlie school is most apt to I might have taken lessons of Miss Box and each and all of the above assessments arc of lot 6. sec 17, T 28. S R 14 W ol W M I win Iti« way to a position of responsi Alioni for an indefinite time without XCLOtrt. Applications and bids should hr addressed to due and payable to the I reasuier of the < ity ol bility. Bandon on or before November II, |UO9, and G G. Brown, Clerk State Land Board, Salem, danger to my bachelorhood. I should It is probable that the success oi not have thought of making love to if sue- assessments be not paid as directed, then Oregon, and niaiknl "Application and bld to the Lost Cree k school will lead to tin her. But till the while she was the council of the City of Bandon i empower.d purchase tide lands." to issue writs of execution authorizin', and direi t- G. G BROWN, establishment elsewhere of other in structing tne tn.v mind, instead of Clerk State Land Board ing the sale of each of said lots or tracts, in the ) * lOl stitutions of the same kind. In his ing on the Italian languttge, was Dated this Sept. 28. I<309. manner that delinquent taxes are collected. otlicial report the chief of the Penn the question, "Why was 1 pledged 1 his notice is published undei and by direction sylvania department of mines says to make love to my teacher?’’ That of the common council c* the City of Bandon, that a large proportion of fatalities we wish to do what we are forbidden Dated October 7th, 1'309. are duo to tin1 Ignorance or careless to do is a curious psychological condi WlCKtlt Oregon. ZtANGCH, (xia tiess of mine workers. Education is tion for which I cannot account. I c. R WADE. held to lie tlie surest preventive of ac can more readily understand why one City Recorder. Carries a fine line of DIIE8SIN0 TABLE APl'OlNTMEXTS cidents of that kind. should dislike to do what lie is com hair may be satisfactorily applied to polled to do. and yet this condition is W atches, Clocks and Jewelt c Notice oi Street Assessment the scalp. A special brush for keep by no means so universal as the other ing the eyebrows in good condition has NEW YORK SWEATSHOPS Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to Old1 However this may be, 1 was soon also been added to tile list. nances Number 126 and I 5'1 duiy and regularly seized with an uncontrollable desire to Mi VI ES Cl I AND POLISHED Evil of Long Standing Has Been Prac As a substitute for the glass or metal passed by the common council of the City ol make love to my teacher. I resisted tically Wiped Out. holder for talcum powder which has Bandon, Coos county, Oregon, providing for the till I had lieen some time under her been in vogue for some time past there improvement of North Columbia avenue, that Agate Jewelry Made to Order Daniel O'Leary, superintendent of tutelage, then made a break. now appears a silver stand in filigree assessments have, by such ordinances, been levied factory licenses in tlie state depart The pain expressed in Iter face told design in which the original box may upon the follow mg. descrilwd property, for th. iiicnt of labor for the city of New nte that 1 had in some way hurt her. LINE ENGRAVING purpo es of improving said avenue, and gtvini be placed. Tilts is likely to prove as credit to certain property owners for inqrrove York, made a gratifying showing re and a sudden sensation of shame told satisfactory an arrangement as trans ' merits already made, there remains assessment «peeling tlie sweatshop question at tile me that I had dishonored myself. 1 ferring the contents of the tin powder I due upon such lots and again t such owners, an-i recent Rochester convention of the In stammered an apology, promising not box to a bottle of crystal or silver. in such amounts as follows, lo-wit BOOTS - AND SHOES to break my word again, i) condition ternational Association of Factory In The remaining article here illustrated Lot I, blk I, Eunice L. Janneson, 50 spectors. Mr O'Leary characterized like that laid down by the poet when is a wicker hanger. 50 Pet. r Loggte. 2; You can’t expect to get $2 worth 50 3, I In am \\ . C<»ats, till, "sweater” as he who overworks he says it Is "weakness to be wroth for $1, but you can get your wit It weakness.” The poor girl could 50 4, I firatn . ( oats, and underpays his employees, leadiug money's worth at only accept tlie apology and hope that 50 WHAT WOMEN INVENT, 5, D. A. McCormick, to overcrowded workshops and living I would be stronger in future. 50 6, D. A. McCormick, apartments, to tlie •'piece and team" 7, 05 E. B. Fish. But I was tampering witb n passion, Five Safety Razors Among the Things 1, R. \V. Lundy, system, to generally unliealtliful condi and the passions usually master con 30 to Be Exhibited In London. Dealer in B ooh and Shoes. 50 R. \V. Lundy, 2, tions anil finally to exhaustion of mind science. The only safe way out of the What was tlie inspiration of the five R. W. l undy. 30 3. mutter was to ar knowledge myself Euglishw onien who during tlie last and body. 50 Repairing neatly "nd promp 4. S. E. Old», The sweatshop evil began In 1870 beaten in the first encounter and avoid year felt that their inventive powers 50 P. I lamahan, 5. tly done at lowest liv 50 ami < out¡nued without effective op a second by < easing to take lessons were put to their best use in inventing 6. P. I lamahan, of Miss Ab-'tti. Tills cour.-o occurred safety razors? At all events, live su. It ing prices 50 7. J. J. O’Neil, position for upward of thirty years, This notice i I ufiliih. d for ten day , though in |s82 the legislature prohib to me, but I | ersuaded myself that it appliances ' will be exhibited in the ited the manufacture of cigars in iiv would lie more tmtuly to conquer tuy- forthcoming London exhibition of in upon I hursiay, Oi'ti.lxr 7. 1**10, ami the la i The inventive U[x>n Thursday, the 21.-1 day ol Oclolx-r, 1**0*. ing rooms, ami in 1892 an attempt was self titan to inglorlousiy run away. 1 ventions by women. continued to receive instruction, but .-pirit of Euglishwottien seems well .»nd notice is hereby further given that the af*oi< made to regulate tenement house work sums are due and payable on or Ixfoie th.- I Illi there bad c n feeling of constraint developed. There are on an average .lay oi November, I'KI1). and that unless su a on certain other manufactures. These betwet n me anil ntj 1 went and my teacher. every year about 1,500 new contri laws, however, only touched tilt1 outer a. -cstments above levied be paid on or b loo edge of th<> abuses, and it was not on conqlleril.g myself, as I persuaded vatices patented. The greater numbe such I I th day of November the law confer myself I was doing. doing, listening to the of these arc, naturally enough, intend upon the council the right to cause writ of execu until isttti that a comprehensive metis melodious Italian llii’t in senteuees as they ed for Hie use of their own sex, al tion to be issued against such property, and th. urc. of which Mr. O'Leary was the nu glide ! from illy nt. teacher's lips. Then, though tiiere tire such occasional ex arne sold in the manner provided foil aw loi thor. passed the legislature ami be the collection of delinquent tax. . too. we fre piently read from the same eeptiolis. came law. Since that perk <1 the uteas Nev.lv ftlttitsheil large light t.on.s Dated al Bandon Oregon. Oct. 7. I9l)9. book. ;:i d th: co ipellcd its t > sit side Other recent forms of their inveutive tire has bt'en amended and strength C. R W ADE. by si.lc. a <1 i rotis position for those skill when it soared far beyond the 1’eL phone Electric Lights cned. and under''ami by means of It 39. It ( Uv Record... who arc forbidden to be lovers. needs of mere women were shown in IL*nb .1 by single night, week or Superintendent O'Leary is able to say One rlitj while tlius looking over the an automobile, a stcani engine and a mont h that there .arc practically no sweat same page I suddenly found nty hand Hying machine. Of sterner stuff than shops in the greater city at this time resting on my teacher's waist. 1 < an most of their sex even in this country INQITRE A r Ol l I« I or only assort that I <li<l not put it there; of militant suffragettes were the in Finances of the Printers. it put itself tiiere. Then another un ventors who applied to patent their I he BANDON Sì EAM i aldrv Secretary-Treasurer J. W. Hays of fortunate circumstance led to a fatal methods of strengthening tlie sides of the International Typographical union step. Feeling a tress softly graze ray ships in tlieir powers of resistance and in his annual report says that the to cheek, with my baud—the band not on the new kind of invisible shield to be tal expenditures during the year end her waist I turned Iter face to mine worn in war. Yet these superwomen ed May 31. r.X>9. were $-l58.<Mil.73 and and kissed her on the lips. were rare among the whole uutuber, PATTERNS that a balance of $258.7'28 47 was left I shall never forget the shudder that most of whom devoted themselves to MeC < AI.L rated for at ... a full line of It shows that the passed over Iter frame. 1 knew at such in tlie treasury reliability nearly 40 ve rs. « t in > characteristic inventions as new every < ity and lira n in t c L’ it '■ nutnlier of burial benefits paid during once that I had done something terri Ik ’ LLS. BERRIES, ETC., ETC kinds of hats for women and cbildreu, Can.ul.i. nr bv mail rt ' the year was 5<>9. re p rose n 11 n g $38.175 ble. Rut terrible tilings cannot usual- a method of washing g furs, an apparn- any other make. Send lor Irei rat Prices lower than others This was n smaller tiuntber of burial *I.V be undotie. Whatever it was, it tus to kill chickens painlessly, new Met ALL’S MAGAZINE More subs, r Iters than .nnv otber f* POI 11». AGKNT M. ( benefits titan for any preceding year must stand. <>nc thing was certain—I fungled clothes magazine m.lli-n a n> ' t - I' * for dogs and similar since P. mi ;! and was twenty-nine less had given my word and broken it. e«t -itylex, p itti-rns, or* - make . i evolutions of feminine necessities plain M-wmg. tin ) needlework. Ini In than lit I'. mis It shows that tlie aver “I ant beneath contempt." I cried. This exhibition is a contrast to that r' -1 I ‘ - . , - ‘ 1 ’ age number of members in good stand ir-.ir (worth double), includ g a tree |».i"- “No I have made a mistake.” which will soon lie opened In Paris, uhsenbe today, or send tor sainplv co; v ing during tlie year was 4L'.rj1 and •’What mist ike?" dedicated to proving the social misery WONnERFlIL INDUCEMENTS tlie average meniliersltip for the last “Instead of exacting a promise I of women through their legal and so I . \ -rnt . Postal bring» | Hired months 47.174. In regard to the should have taken you into my con- and new cash pnie otters. Address to T he R ecorder . cial inferiority to matt. It is proph old age pen ion. tlie report show« to fldence. But you wore a stranger to EHK M< (ALL <0 23» to 24« W 37th SI.. MW ¥0k» esied that the most stubborn opponent tal expenditures of Stilt.550.25 and a me. anti if joil told"— of woman sttlfraue will be eotivfnced llnm-e "U I :.d in the fluid May 31 of "Weil. If I told, wliat t het 1 by this qltent lollection of duett A.MEKH A’S ( ; I? I'lATKST UKEKLY > I5'i 5.7 17 The a ventre earning« |»er "I Would lo-e my jxisit ment«. pfi-ture« .'tod other eviden e year per member were <897 starv e." TI I l< T< >1 J-l X > I >i 4.\ I )IC. * '»i i "... omo Wo'. Who lire we?” Furniture Newt "I .¡ J niv hnsli.tnd Married women Carpenters and Joiners. To give the desired ‘ old" loGli to 3 The Best Known Newspaper in tin* United States—Circu- Permanent headquarters have beeu life ii t pit 'lilted to teai h in the pub new finish has (»ecu found for fund- la ion 200,000—Popular tn Every Slate opened by the United States district lic schools <>f New York. My marriage turn, This Is nothing more or fess committee of tin* Amalgamated Socie ha’ lieen kept a secret.” than rublied off edges. In heavy Ths 74th yetr of it« oxi«tencn find« the F >1 I > Bla le moro popular Ilian Tlie announcement that she was a fumed <ak the rungs and arms of ty of Carpenters and Joiners in New at any port' d of it r"in trK'dile otre-r. I' un iw roti et-li week by tu"ts wife f- 11 like a load on my heart. chairs, the corners of sideboards, ad York. than a million pe .pie. Its titilli is n i' ctr ■ t u-eribe I l>v state taiiinilHries in forty-nine years the Amalgamated What h i<l started In n desire to break little protuber:i:i es that would natur lol involves the length an I broil lib of lite l lllteil State«, giving It Htl tiff Society "f Carpenters ami Joiners has in up ti f rl i-iib i ground had resulted ally have met the most wear In real questionable right of rlniruint; to be I tie ci "ute-t national weekly newspaper , t!i«l nr«- I $1t;.3ort.S20 In benefits of In a passionate love. antique furniture, have been treattd — in the c<aintry. f The htt’i 'nd of her who passed tin possibly with sandpaper so that the vttri us kinds. Of that sum $5.900.715 The one object of I lio Weekly Blade is distinctly a f tmil'i oewspaper. w is p iid t<> unemployed members. $-♦.- der la r ria! Ion name was an Invalid lighter ground wo. d shows through t i rn ike it tit for tlie American home, tor the its publisher« has always been I.................. 329.015 to s|ck member*. $421.775 to and supt- rt I by his wife I did net Irregularly I:. is a feature of much nr ernie ami of interest to every member of tlie farntlv. To fulfill this pur- ■ red from accident*! see her after the denouement for three of the new furniture. Strips of satin po»e it is kept clean ami wholesome Lite nows of the worbl t« bandied in a Injuries Incurred while nt work $705.- venr’. Thon, learning of her husband's wood in mahogany. fanciful designs in co uprehensive manner, and the vat num department-. <>f t he Blade are 1"' In fnner.il benefits. $1 Ml,205 in death. I renewed the acquaintance, Dot colored wood, mother of i>earl, etc., e-llt. I will) pil t-t .king '■ if". l ite Holl-eltolil psge 11 a del.ght to t|.e strike l>enofits and $2 too 505 to old for t’’o purpose of taking lessons, but and even thnt imitation of Inlay gained . I I. flail I.'ll",ite I i • 11 '1 r 1.1 r I v Willelilt prejudice: , ' I ■ e 1 .’717 mem- to ■ ffer lire my heart and hand, an by painting or stenciling .time glaring lite serial «torn * ar. ««leot.- I with Hie idea <>f pleasing the greatest nnmber ■ pension 11st R • or 30 per offer which w is accepted.' flowers or vines on the surface. In the ■ d fiction lover«: tt.e (j te«ti ni Burctn is a «trap bo A of information; Iti» N' twi'l •: t'ldlng that : w ould It'it manner of liedroom sets of old. are Farmstead e .lnmn* i- . . rxitict. I with the ptirp. «e of giving 'he patron- a . ent. of it t number l><T «.ver «ev • v f r a throne. I seen on some of the ent? yi irs of ti e The .organization m w e\ 1: handsomest mediuiii for ti e • x . >'i;:" <>f t’ I mft.imati. ti on farm topic«. No de ■ ■ ’ tin that sbt itn I not now pieces f< r use In every* part of the partment m neglect' l.l' lteverv festine 1* llikeu earn of With 'he ide« of has a total mcmt>er«hlp < f 01.220, of whom 5.-73 ¡ire affiliated with the be t y wif-i fi l'd I t ot given a promise house-dra v ng room, dlulgg root!. uiaknig The Bi ..I" ' rtb u»iu> tini.- th.. pri<..... f«•bjcriptioD- ll.UOayMr. etof to make lev» to her United States district. Ledr otu, feo'tdoiP. A.Ui.-% À HL dedo. Ohio. ¿Sainpte copies »nailed fie* Addies*, HE BLADE, 41LADE, 4 Ededo. Qbio. Boyles' Jewelry Store \l B K K I E R ' S ROOMS and LODGING . Coos Co. Nursery • lol» e o 0 o O o 0 •a ♦ % • • % Woi-R 4
