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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1901)
■ ^ I , nave hare been fr — o e e n - a I ( r 1 e — a - l Buffare« — — ii fo r O 'er ID e years. Nothing gave m e aay r a l x My feet aud lege aad abdomen w a n bloated m I oould not w ear ahoaa oa m y feet aad only a leeaa w. a _ m .k .ila . a l —A-SI.-.t a^ ---- dreea. I aaw R ip a a , Tab u lta advertlaad la daily paper. boaaht « m a and look thaaa aa t m * I e«l Hava takan tbam aboul three waeka aad tbara U »uch a change I I am a o l eoaatlpated aay taon I and I owe 11 a li to Ripana Tabulee. Jata ihuty. aeven ) ia r e Old. k a re a o occupatlon. only my houaebold dutlee and aurslng m y elck hubaad. H e hae dropey and am try la g Rlpaae IIS ll»S hed the u io y v , — — - I ----- ------, mu I _ . - v . , - . 1 * msnnam K a t l a e Keed le » a n I Tab ula, fo r a.»__ him . r Be feela » m e better but II w ill : tom e tim e. e, — he ---------------------- hea been t ic k — to - long. Tea : take some may use m y letter and name ae you like. H ie. M akv Ooaaak C n a u a . * * * * * * * * * * * I taavs oM d Rip«»« Tatmtaa w Uh •» moeh satla- (taetton th at I « T c h e a r t a n y raoommeml them. Have boao troubled lo r »bout three J e e r, w ith wuet I celled b illo u , attache onmlng on regularly HWC . week. W ee told by lUflcrent pliyalcleue that It wee cauaed by bed teeth, o f which I bad aew raL I bed tho leeib extracted, but the at- W l l continued. I bad even adverllw uieota of Klpana Tabulea in a ll ibe p a le r , but had no (talth In them, but about aUt w e e k , »Into a f r lo b I lie duced me to try them . Have taken but tw o of the em ail Scant boxes of the Tabulea , n '1 * * no recurrence of the attack». Have never given a testimonial for anythin« before. but Iba «real ¡ ¡ ¡ E S r t o f «ood w hich I believe b a . been done ma by Klpana Tabules lnduoct me to add mine to the many teatlmonlela you doubtleaa have In your puasesaion now. ” • U a w ir r. I IM WC IN W E C S T T C E D R M N consumption Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V In a little over thirty years, Dr. Pierce, assisted bv his medical staff of nearly a score of physicians, has treated and cured thousands of men ami women w ho had been given up as incurable by local physicians. - Y o ur m edicin e Is the best I have ever ta k e n '.* w rites M r s ’ Jennie D in g m a n , o f R apid C ity, K a lka n ka Co., . M W ich . "La»»t Npring I had n bad cough . got no tmd I had 1 to — U - - in - bed a ll th e tim e. M y huatiaiid th o u g h t I bud v - HUinptinn. H e w anted me to get a doctor, tout th o u g h t we would try D r. Pierce « G o ld e n M e d ical I)i«covery. and before I had ta k e n one bottle th e cough »topped m id I have hi nee had no algo o f it» re tu rn in g .” Doctor l’isrcs's Pleasant Pellet* cure constipation. ir or c THE^ m , m d a il y mM, Only $ 6 ? 7 0 i to. The Weekly Chronicle greatest Weekly Is the Cstalrj, $ 1 .5 0 llnotasdt li« IB T i l l W k U U U -V C K B O H IC X M the and moat oomptata W eehly Nawapapav i - — ■ » Id . p r t a u iw w ta H y 1 « O eta to M . er alxtoah p . « » e< New«. U l e n l a r e and O e»er«l Iniew- n altow . »too a n.««»ia<tonl A . r lc u ll u r .l and K a rltow llu ral Dapnrtiw ant. Thto to ana o i the iruatunt <topartan«nie In any Ax»t K Y arythln g w ritte n Is son In the tYm M lltaAna. i hnowU dge a f th e ir own lo c a litie s COPY T la e THF w p a T IIB aaal, SENT r ia r » n » r a « FREE • » • H A I to v r -H B O N IC T *: rank» w tlM Uto , « . In t h . D a lla d Btafaa. im c l in o M I C L B ha» a o a q o ^ «■ Uto I I laada a ll la a U llly . aatarprtoa aad »—a. T H IS C H IlO N H X - K - i T .U « r a p lile n .p o r ta a n I . l a l.a l and meat r . I lab la. Ila la —a l N a —« Uto ■llaal and .p l. l.-al, and Ito led llu rtala fro m m tata»! pan . In Ib a ix-unlry, T I I H i l in o S IC I.1 5 liaa alw ay a haan. and a l a ra - I I I b». Ib » frl.n.1 and rham pton o< Ita» m pia. a . a a a ln a l eiaatamaltona, rllquaa, aar- ur a t Inna. u< opprraalpn» a¿ any kin d . I t w ill taa ntopai«toni In »»ary Ita li« , u a u lm l In noitain*. U 0 YOU WANf THE CHRONICLE Reversible Map? lowing the U sl’s l States. Doailslss «f C ialda aad Nsrthera M illet O N o N K M lIIK . o f th e la p W o rld O p f T U R O T H V . n » 1 5 »10. • n 4 «*J a n i < * • « lb «» N t a * r c k i y v b ro M ftc te f » r <>«»• Y e a t j » •(o f* y re p a U e a a a > a a 4 ] kWIBtlU »I. <!• v o t r w o . Freprlaler • 9. •aw vnaNCIMVL Otfe BI000 In Gold \ $950 PIANO kt tuttonau tl In « t a . u I IhaOe«. •»««•» Weecbee, »»I eaàWk y***?^l Iti |000.«HM SOU» , »950*« HAMO , «« pm, — O n e e f M o o d y ’« J o k e « . D. L. Moody was always full of fun. lie saw the comic aide of things, and as a boy enjoyed putting practical Jokes upon any one whom be well knew. In the rear of Ills Uncle Sam uel’s retail shoe store In Boston was a cobbler’s repair kit—seut, tools, awls, etc., and the scat was, as usual, a piece of leather concavely shaped downward at Its center. One day the workman on this saucer Shaped seat felt it becoming uncom fortably damp, then really moist. k lie rose and saw a damp spot ou tlie seat. Supposing that a few drops of water had been accidentally dropped upon the seat before be sat down to bis work, lie folded an old newspaper and placed it and sat comfortably down to resume Ills work. But the moisture seemed strangely persistent. Rising again, ho fuuud the paper becoming soaked with water, and he stood perplexed, his hummer In one luimJ and the soft, wet paper In the other. Looking this way and thnt In his perplexity, he soou heard a half chuc kle, half snicker, which could no longer be repressed, and there behind the door was the country hoy, learning how to ho useful In u city shoe store, as he really and rapidly did, hut tak ing his fun ns he went along. He had placed a shallow dish of water close up to the underside of the center of the leather scat, which only touched the water when the weight of the oc cupant was upon It, so three or four small awl holes served his purpose for that time.—Congregationalism Knowles Greek, which Huw» into the river about l ’j miles lielow head of tide, has good bottom land, and there are many million feet of fine timber conven ient for logging into this stream. liadsall Greek is smeller, but has enough level land for several nice ranches, besides being well supplied with timber. Sweet Greek lias wide bottoms of rich land for most of its length and most of the way has plenty of good timber. Adjacent to Duncan Slough and South Slough there are a number of good ranches which have also considerable timber. Several of these places have large tracts of tide land. North Fork, which flows into the main stream aliout two miles above Florence, is the largest branch entering tidewater, hying along the lower North Fork are some good dairy farms which supply most of the milk to the Florence cream ery. On the upper part of this stream i - . r •• u .. there is a good body of timber, There are many opportunities to obtain good timber claims in the Biuslaw valley having on them millions of feet of choice timber conveniently located for O a r E n d u r a n 'e . logging, and whicli in the next few years During life eacli member of tbe ill pay large profits on the money in human body produces pois'’- to Itself. When this poison uccuiaulutcs faster vested. than It cau be eliminated, which al On many of these creeks, too, locati ns ways occurs unless the muscle has yet remain vacant where intending set an Interval of rest, then will come tlers can obtain homesteads witli plenty fatigue, which Is only another expres sion for toxic Infection. of of a ua bottom land on — which -------- to — raise an If ttre inusele Is given n an a l Interval u ic i'u i v abundance ol vegetables and fruit to rcrt< go that tho cell cau give off Its __Vram nnr»rt with tllG • support a large family. Some of these waste product to keep pace with tbe new production», the muscle will then pliiccs have considerable timber on liberate energy for a long time. This latter condition is what we calf en them. durance. A few miles north of Florence lies Like any other ponderous and In Mercer Lake, around whose shores a tricate machine, the body requires time to get in harmonious working number of settlers can yet find homes. order. Tho brain, nerves, heart and Glear Lake and Tsiltcoos I^ke are skeletal muscles must be given some beautiful sheets of water lying a few warning of tho work they are expected miles south of Florence. Maple Greek to perform. Ignorance of this fact has broken down many a young man who apd Fiddle Greek, which flow into tiieae aspired to honors on the cinder path. The necessity of getting nil the parts lakes, have some of the richest bottom to be found anywliere. Along of the body slowly In working order ts well understood by trainers and Jockeys these creeks, as well as around tlie on the race track, as Is evinced by the shores of these lakes, quite a number of preliminary “warming up” they give their horses, although It Is doubtful If settlers have made comforhibla homes tbe trainers could give any physiologic for themselves, and there is room for reason for their custom.—ropular Science. others if they wisli to come. paalaa») to an» »•»» «* •*» Utattad »AMPLE ñ ü R P E f G i f O l M N . J O ( Concluded from pogo I.) Is a disease of civilization. When the Indian was a stranger to the white man he had no name in liis vocabulary for this dreaded malady. Without arguing ns to the curability of coiuumption, it may be stated posi tively t h a t Doctor Pierce’s Golden Med ical Discovery cures weak lungs, hemor rhages, Bronchitis, d e e p - s e a t e d and stubiiorii cough, and other diseases which if neglected or un skilfully treated find a fatal termination in c o n s u m p tio n . There is no alcohol in the " Discovery,” and it is entirely free from opium, cocaine, and all other nar cotics. Persons suffering fro m chronic dis ease are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. All correspondence is c o n d u c t e d under the seal of sacred A d d r ....... e s j secrecy. ......... Tho K in d You Have Always B ought, and which has been in use for over 3 0 years, has hom e th e signature of — and lias been m ade under his per GUM Any Fro I want to Inform yon, tn word» of highest praise, o f the benefit 1 hare derived from Rlpana Tabules. I am a professional nurse and In this profession a clear head Is alwuy» needed. Ripon» Tabulws doe» It. A fter one of my cuaes I found myself completely ru n d o w n . Aotlngonthe ad ric e of Mr Geo. Bow er, Ph. O., M8 Newark A re., Jersey City. I t«H.k Klpana Tabulea w ith grand result». so n a l su p e rv isio n s in c e its in fa n cy . ___ A llo w n o o n e t o d e c e iv e y o u in th is. A ll C o u n te r fe its, I m ita tio n s a n d “ J u s t - a s - g o o d ” a r e h u t E x p e r im e n ts t h a t tr ifle w it h a n d e n d a n g e r t h e h e a lth o f I n fa n ts a n d C h ild r en —E x p e r ie n c e a g a in s t E x p e r im e n t. W h a t is C A S T O R IA U ls s B a tu ta C a sto r ia is a h a r m le ss s u b s titu te fo r C a sto r O il, P a r e g o r ic , D r o p s a n d S o o th in g S y ru p s. I t is P le a sa n t» It c o n ta in s n e it h e r O p iu m , M o r p h in e n o r o th e r N a r c o tic s u b s ta n c e . I t s a g e is it s g u a r a n te e . I t d e str o y s W o rm s a u d a lla y s F e v e r is h n e s s . I t c u r e s D ia rr h o e a a n d W in d C o lic . I t r e lie v e s T e e t h in g T r o u b le s, c u r e s C o n stip a tio n a n d F la tu le n c y . I t a ss im ila te s t h e F o o d , r e g u la te s t h e S to m a c h a n d B o w e ls , g iv in g h e a lth y a n d n a tu r a l sle e p . T h o C h ild r e n ’s P a n a c e a —T h e M o th e r ’s F r ie n d . C B N U IN E C A S T O R IA ALW AYS B ears th e Signature of im . I h are been eufferlng from headache, awe ,la e e 1 waa a little «IrL 1 could a s m rut» l u * ear or go Into a crowded >laoe w ith o u t getting a ueadache aud stc» bi my stomach. JheardaBoul Klpana Tabules from aa aun t of m ine who was taking them for eatarrfc of the stomach. Bbe had found such relief from th eir use sheadrlaed a s to take them too, and I have been doing so s in e « last October, and w ill ■ay they have complete ly cured m y headaches. I am tw an ty &Jna year« old. You aro welcoma to use this testim onial Mrs. J. BkOGkMTIK R I-P A N S T he modern stand ard Family Medi cine : C u re s the common every-day ill of humanity. W ibdma O. M other was troubled w ith h e a r t b u r n aud M y aavsn yea ro ld b a r •leeplesane»», cauaed by suffered w ith pains la Indigestion, fo r a good his head, constipation m any weara. One day and complained of his ■he sa\r a testim onial stomach. He oould not tn the paper ludoraing eat like children of his K l p a n a Tabules. She age do and w h a t ha determined to giro them did eat did not agree a tria l, waa g r e a t l y w ith him. He was thin » ■ k * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * relieved by th e ir use and of a saffron color. an d n o w t a k e s th e Reading »ome of the testim onial* In f»YOT oC Tabulea m ru la rly. She kaapa a few carton. Rlpana Kipan» Tabule», I tried them. Ripon» T o ta l w o o « Tabulea In it n hou»e and »uy» she w ill not be w ith only relieved but actually cured nay youngster, out them. The heartburn aud slee^lessueh» ha*« the headache» h ere disappeared, bowel» are in disappeared w ith the indlgestlou which was good oondltlon and he never oom pi el a * o f hie form erly »o great a burden for her. O ur whole Btomech. He 1» now a red. chubby faoed boy. Thie fam ily take the Tabule» regularly, especially after wonderful change I a ttrib u te to Ripen» Tetmlee. a hearty meal. My mother 1» fifty yean» of age I am satisfied that they w ill benefit any one (from and 1» enjoying the be»tof health and »plrlt» ; also the cradle to old age) I f taken according to direo* eats hearty meals, on Impossibility before she tlone. *• took klpaee Tabulea. A xto » H. laukm B . R In U s e F o r O v e r 3 0 Y e a r s . T H E C E N T A U R C O M R A N V , T T M U R R A T » T R C C T . N E W Y O R R C IT Y . P ! ^ P V R I A A G R f T I ( A E ‘ C iR m s iV fc ° — E * Sup lu i Jud Cor P h »be k7aw.ty.a P«k., aontolnw™ sjra,. vaavz» The Kind You Have Always Bought ¡Gov Sec i Trm Sup SUI Atti at eome drug store» »oa fitecbxt ». This low-priced sort „„Kinar rnrtv-elffht oenta to the oam doien o f tho flre-ccnt cartons (130 tabule») ^*n 7 ,“ J n(TM txbul » > will be seut fo r fire eeota. C noncxC oaraK T. No. 10 Spruce Street. N a * Y o r k e r a . t o i l , eurum l™ . t u r . n Taartxa m ar alao bo had of .onto g rocer., geoaral ..a .h on a They baulidi pom, lrnluoa .loop and proloug Ufo. O u .« l.e a r a u Three ★ Desirable Stars in r.«r is Bur Cor Jus « ★ 30« ★ Ret Trt I A nd T h e -A J F L T S a r ic i S O ÏE 3 S T O E S S o ld W ith P O R W m O R W . H. WEATHERS0N. Scientific American. Flore nee,Or. Witchcraft. There is quite a large tract of nice “The sixteenth and seventeenth cen None who aro engaged in any of the mechanical land on upper Smith Kiver on whicli turies." said John Flske, “were the several families have settled witiiin the Odurlahlng ages of the witchcraft de pursuits can succeed without reading and past lew years. One of tne difficulties lusion Witchcraft, In tbe early ares, studying this standard Magazine of Sciences waa considered one of tbe greatest of which these people have had to contend Crimea, aa much ao aa murder, robbery and mechanical Arts. I t is illustratedJwith witli lias been the need ol a good road, anjr other serious offense against F â p m 5 ¡m k > ep arad ( s o v /r a 2 o t$ the low, and the belief In It was shored hut as soon as this is constructed upper tb< all modern cuts ¡of latest inventions in all ay the whole human race until the lat Smith Kiver is hound to improve rap ter part of the seventeenth century. a r a d ^ o l d o ra c o m m i s i o n . the branches of mechanism, and its fund ¡of idly. There are a number of good “In England. In 10ft4, two women were tried lie fore Sir Matthew nale, knowledge is inseparably connected with in claims here yet awaiting the home charged with liewltehlng several girls steader. ventors and mechanics. Sold with T hb and a lathy, and they were put to In the vicinity of HecetaLight House, death, for at thnt time the evidence Parties having Pteal Estate to sell will do well W est a t clubbing rates. wldeh stands on the coast about 17 miles teemed perfectly rational. In 1013, In Genoa, 500 people were burned to to place it on our list. northwest of Florence, is eome of tlie death on the charge of witchcraft It most beautiful scenery of western Ore waa tbe proud lionst of a noted execu tioner In northern Italy, nt thia time, gon. Here tlie mountains rise abruptly ttiat In 15 years lie had assisted In from t he ocean to the height of several turntug 000 persons charged with sor- hundred feet, and present many grand , eery, In Scotland, between 1500 and 1000, 8.U00 people were put to death, Near tlie light ■ sn average of 200 n year. The last a n d majestic views. - there if aaa.w. fine fishing ---------- anti hunting j B execution witchcraft In England l house ll/u a u » a a w a v aw J A W U d X 'k « I for U I . . 11 v . I V . r- — This monthly magazine is one ol the . . . . • _ a____ t grounds, and the place will prohahly he I 1 . took place In 1712. In Scotland In 1722. I In ln w n t a n v | q l | * 1 0 110(1 111 S p f l l l l ID best printed in this country, and is In f Germany a (favorite summer resort for pleasure 1781.” to all subscribers at rates within t _ seekers. W h a l lie W n lte d F o e . The climate ol tliis part of Oregon is An Inspector of Irish schools tells a ability ot all to pay. I t is finely V good story, soys tho Newcastle (Eng n,ild and agreeable, being tree from land) Chronicle. At n school w here he- trated and presents.'the names of fam' sudden changes, ss well as from ex madc a aurprtso visit n little boy hap 1 JOHN C. BECK authors as contributors. T he W tremes of I,eat and cold. At Florence pened to come In for the first time and W. H. WEATHERSON, in aummer tlie mercury rarely rises steppt-d up to the Inspector nt once. and the Cosmopolitan are sold at “Sit there for the present.” sold tbe above fW degrees, and hut little of tlie Inspector. Indicating the desired spot. duced rates a t tliis office. time in winter is it below freesing. The boy obeyed readily, nnd when tho inspector had finished his multitu Some snow lulls here nearly every win- dinous Inquiries Into the knowledge of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ter, hut it seldom remains for more than geography, grammar nnd arithmetic Tjind Office, ltoscbnrg, Oregon. vnitetl 8tates l and Office, M arch IS, 1901, a tiny or two, Tlie pure ocean hreexe possessed by the children he found thnt KuactiurK, Orevon, the hoy still sat In tlie same stmt. N otice is hereby given th at th e (ollow ln g- March 16,1901 iiinkvs it one of tlie uioal healthful cli “What arc you waiting for. niv boy7” . . . . . . . . . settler . . . . . . a has ...« . tiled l . v ' l I notice I V . 1 V V VFk l i a I intention II.V IIIJ | . named o f I his N otice ta hereby given thnt in com pliance r<* , to make Anal proof in support o U lis claim , and mates in tlie world. "I'lense, sir, 1 am waiting for the with the provisions of the act ol Congress ™ I th at said proof w ill be made heh,re C II I lo l Tlie price of land here ranges from present.” anne act for thè the sale of | <)en , S. Com niissioner. «t Mnpleton, on Aprii Jnne S, tWS, PCS, entitled “ " An A li «et d e li, li. We do not take pos3aasion of our ideas but are possessed by them tlsib er lands In ttie States o f i «»forni», Oregon. _^,h 190, v | l . w l | | jam g . W ells, on li. E. M.-.!. perhaps |3 up Io »:» or DO per acre, j n ia U tn R ic k e r . Nevsdn, «nd W ashington T erritori, s s f,,r t | , e d , mv1. , s’, se1,, Bec. 29, Tp. 178.. R. They master us and force us into the arena, The Irishman who had never tasted according to tlie location, kind o f ! d isi to all thè Public lx»nd States 8 « west. west. . a gtn rlekey ordered one so as to Im esten , Where like gladiators, we must fight for them.” land, and tlie amount and value ol tlie press hts friends. The bartender never by se t o( August 4 , 1*92, Hurt Warren, ol Port He names the follow ing in g w itnesses to prove G , . land, county of M ultnom ah, State of Oregon, his j as stae taSv «4 a. saevsaa. toto a. 4 A * * •" upon * and * ._ » * - .« a s . . _a s. - continuous residence cultivation ®uc*t is tlie exalted motto of the Arena and the bad heard of a rlekey. hut he was has th is day filed in th is oltiee his sworn state of said land, v is: improvements. , ’ In conclusion, we will say that tlie ashamed to admit his Ignorance, so he m ent No. 1497, for the purchase of the t i e ' , of Fnxl j Wells, Patrick McEnroe mid k Boring. entire contents of this monthly magazino put a mixing glass under the bar and Section No, 19, in Tow nsh ip No. ls S ., Range No. of Mead .O regon, and Wiusor Wells, of Ma- Siusluw valley ofiers opportunities ol made u guess nt It. 9 W , and w ill offer proof to show that the land pleton, Oregon. are upon a plane and in keepingjwith its Then he leaned back to await results. sought ts more valuable tor its tim ber or stone various kinds that are rarely equaled. J. T. B ridges . Register. The Irishman sipped at the beverag* tlian for agrieultnrat purposes, and to establish motto. lhe Arena's gallery of,’ eminent The business man with capital to invest bis claim to said land before the Register and I ml shook tits head approvlugly. Receiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on can here find opportunities for engaging thinkers “By gorry, ‘tta a fine rlekey.” be said. Wednesday, the 29th day of March, 1991. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF is a group oi interesting"men and ’It ought to be," said tlie bartender. in trade or manufacture in a way that He nam es as w itnesses: REAL PROPERTY. women, and their thoughts are worthy the put In everything except the II- I Jam es K. Gibbons, J. II. Vrhan. W. M V ault will yield him large profile. The labor- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY Chicago Record. and John W . Sherman, all of Portland. Oregon, consideration ot ail people, The Arena is lag man wlio desires a home for himself j Any and all persona claim in g adversely the virtue of an order of the Comity Court of l-ane Comity, Oregon, duly made and entered of R ra h a a . above described lands are requested to file their and hie family ran here find opportuni sold with T hf W est . on the l»th Fehru ------------------------- ... day of ax-n ia iu y , 1901, ÍH the naml brake«, to assist tn the stop claim s in th is office on or before said 29th day record | matter of the estate of Anna M aüiikle Funke. ties where, lor a small outlay, hs can ping of trains, were Introduced aa ear o l May, 1901. I deceased, the undersigned, the adm inistrator 1 J. T. B aitaik s, Rrctotar obtain a gooil horns in a healthful cli ly aa 1349. Twenty year» later tbe air. of said estate w ilt o'. Saturday, the fla t! brake waa patented, which enabled mate and near to good svlioola at which day of March. 1901, at th e s . W. door o f 1 power from the locomotive to he trans the Court House of said Connty, at Eugene, to educate his children. To the invalid mitted through hose slronltaneonaly to Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pnblio or Llioss wba have poor health, we say tlie brakes of all tlie ears In h train— auelion to tlie highest bidder for cash ' '4 It r, GENTLE-WOMAN Vvr,.v l l . r , - w v 'v i.-..v is la u a n month- su n v u - to.on, g d--, r i l - l real pfoperty be- THE come to Florence and breathe pure air • wonderful Invention. In 1MG3 tbe , . i, , . • . longing to said estate, turrit: lad N„ £ in a mild climate, and drink tlie purs coaches were votinected by patent ly magasme devote«» to aub}«„ o( inter- k v, , niuidera, another measure of strength addition to Florence, and MAKE S E L E C T IO N . . . .a I l , __ ____ 1^.-, __ I .raV .^ . I ______________ a .. _ spring water which la found in so many ’lion 23, in Tp. 17 8., R. m I , eat to the ladies. The regolar su barrì p- D*» N < - and safety. w --- placet in the fliuslaw valley. In atwrt, rpps’ *11 in . I-auc County. tion price is one dollar bat v e hare made a s invite all wlio desire a new location arrangement by whicL we offer it for a _ engage in business or to make a 0Í abort lime for fitte cents a year. Call and AduunUtrator of the estate of A n n a \ i « t h ii4 t lionie. to coma aud sea lor themselves FLORENCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. or Anybody desiring to pur* T H E E D S M IIP IIL IT ftK / chase Real Estate is in- vited to exam ine our list and see w hat we have to offer. THE ARENA « LOOK OVER THIS CROUf YOUR THE WEST. F ttuk«. dwcoMMi. FLORENCE.