W
E S T
Constipation,
Headache, Biliousness,
Heartburn,
Indigestion, Dizziness,
M A R R IED .
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.
At tlie residence of t4ie bride’s par- j
H all of P krpetua L odge N o . 131,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kicolle, in Maple
A. O. U. W.,
ton, Oregon, April 17, 1901, Mr. Edward
Florence, Oregon. April 10, 1901.
A. Bean and Miss Hester N. Nico lie, C.
W hereas , In His infinite wisdom the
L amb C ounty , O broon . t - i
H. Holden, J. P., officiating.
Sovereign
Grand Master of the Universe
Indicate that your liver
I The wedding took place in the pres
• - - BY - - -
has summoned from our midst our be
is ont of order. The
ence of a large number of invited guests, j
loved Brother, Henry Gates, and
best medicine to rouse
and was an occasion greatly enjoyed by ,
W ueeeas , During his association with
. the liver und cure all
all. The young couple received many 1 us our relations liave been of tlie most
these Ills, Is found In
Editor and Proprietor.
valuable presents which will be useful | brotherly and intimate character, we
to them in their journey of life.
deem it our duty to record our iust ap
$1.50 a year in advance.-----
An excellent supper was furnished j
preciation of him, therefore be it
25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers.
and the guests did full justice to the ( Resolved, That in tlie removal of such
Sotensd at the pout-office at Florence,
many good things which were provided I
a brother, our Lodge lias sustained a
ne cauhty, Oregon, an secoud-claHs
in abundance.
severe loss, and the vacancy his death
Oliver
steel
plows
always
give
satis-
|
il matter.
The bride is one of Mapleton’s estima- |,ag cailgej has east a shadow over our
faction. Meyer A Kyle sell them.
The schooner Sacramento arrived from ble young ladies and lias resided at head ¿ o jge n,at wju he deeply realized by all
KBTI4JSG BATES MADE KNOWN ON AP
of tide for about ten years. The groom | ¡ts members.
'
PLICATION.
San Francisco Saturday evening.
il noUee« 8 cents per Hue, each Insertion
is a worthy young man who has made I | Resolved,
That ttie
the heartfelt
Resolved, That
heartfelt sympa
Some of our progressive citizens have |
his home on the river for several years. thy of this Lodge he extended tlie be-
been urging the construction of a bicycle '
irence, Oregon, April 19, 1901. path from Florence to the Nortli Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Bean will reside at Maple- reavej family of our beloved brother in
ton, where they liave an elegant cottage their hour of deep sorrow and bereave
A good sized cabin is being built on ! ready for use.
ment.
W E S T L IN G 5 .
tlie steamer Lillian. It is expected to
The W est unites with their other j Resolved, That a copy of these reso
have her ready for business in about friends in congratulations, and wishes
lutions be spread upon the minutes of
here is some talk of unother saloon
ten days.
they may find tpe journey of life a long this Lodge, a copy printed in the Flor
own.
A list of tlie names of taxpayers of this and pleasant one.
ence W est , and a copy, under seal of tlie
_
..
,
- lowsi harrows and hay forks at precinct with' tlie amount of tlie taxes
Lodge, be forwarded to tha bereaved
continuing fo,,er ¿ Kyle.,.
M
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DERN
W
O
O
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M
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OF
AM
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A.
against each was received by Mr. Kyle
family, and that tlie Charter be draped
OIOSO OUt aShtnkAfor Warranty Deeds (or sale yesterday and may be seen at tlie post-
I in mourning thirty days.
lie Wx»r office.
office.
E ugene , April 11, 1901.
Frutertiullly, submitted,
, lots Of goodlr. Paine, of Eugene, has started to J. R. Cleaves, tiie jeweller, is again in Mr. Geo. G. Peil, Florence—Esteemed
W m . K vi . e ,
d d i / acc
ope tB spend the summer.
Florence prepared to do first-class work Neighbor: Your letter just received. In
O. W. H urd ,
:hoo*er Bella arrived from San repairing watches and jewelry. Take answer will say that the report you say
A. O. F unkk ,
ncisto Wednesday morning,
' your watch to him and have it made as has been circulated at Florence about
Committee.
the Modern Woodmen of America east
idlest see A. O. Funke’s stock of good as new.
T H E B E S T R E M E D Y F O R R H E U M A T IS M .
If troubled by a weak digestion, loss of of tlie Mississippi river having gone on
ng dress goods before purchasing,
QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN.
1
tlie
classified
or
any
other
plan
is
false,
he old Miller store building is being appetite, or constipation, try a tew doses
and
von
are
authorized
in
tny
name
to
All
who
use Chamlierlain’s Pain Balm
i down and will be moved to Acme, of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
brand it as such. Our society is not in for rheumatism are delighted witli tlie
Tablets.
Every
box
is
warranted.
For
rs. 1} W. Bond, a pioneer of Lane
tlie habit of changing plans every day to quick relief from pain which it affords.
□ty, died at Irving last Sunday aged sale by O. W. Hurd.
suit any locality. If we ever change When speaking of this Mr. D. N. Sinks,
Register, Tuesday: G. W. Griffin and
goods fron***S' •
plan it will first be submitted to the of Troy, Ohio, snys: “Some time ago I
lie Pioneer HardwareStoreofMarsh- Geo. N. Frazer leave for the Siuslaw entire inembersliiD to vote upon, and had a severe attack of rheumatism in my
I is agent for De Laval Cream Sep- today to look after their logging inter will take at least one year before it could arm and shoulder. I tried numerous
ests. They expect to remain in that
tors.
be done.
remedies but got no relief until I was
vicinity a couple of weeks.
The opposition are always circulating recommended by Messrs. Geo. F. Tar-
| _ .e o . O, Knowles ij now proprietor of
Sales of De Laval Separators to date such base falsehoods because they are sens & Co., druggists of this place, to
i^ialt«. Florence Meat Market, having taken beat
all previous records. Tlie Pioneer jealous of the mighty growtli of our try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Tliov
lession last Saturday.
Hardware Store of Marshfield is kept noble order. 16,218 certificates written recommended so highly that I bought a
nly * few more days in which to take
busy supplying the great demand for for March. Membership now is 610,000, bottle. I was soon relieved of all pain.
antags of the bargain sules in sbees
these wonderful machines.
the largest in all tlie world. I am fra I have since recommended this liniment
bats at O. W. Hurd’s.
Spring coughs are specially dangerous ternally,
W ill J. W ilsey .
to many of ntv friends, who agree with
he poatoffice at Turner was broken and unless cured at once, serious results
me that it is the best remedy for muscu-
> and $340 stolen Monday afternoon
PERSONALS.
often follow. One Minute Cough Cure
I lar rheumatism in the market.” For
le the postmaster was gone to dinner, j
magic. It is not a common
' sale by O, W. Hurd.
burg is to have a new hotel. Tlie mixture but is a high grade remedy.
Fat Donahue left Thursday for Eugene.
A W H IT E S EW IN G M A C H IN E .
eCltllen bouse is to be torn down Meyer A Kyle.
Chester Bean left yesterday for Val
the new structure erected in its
We have received aod are offering for
It is now clearly proved that any dez. Alaska.
farmer engaged in dairying, either on
Walter Haring is doing some painting sale a new Wiiite sewing machine. It
?E.
7ant®4—50 persons desiring to dis- large or small scale, cannot be successful for Mr. Kyle.
is a drop bead, ball bearing, and is war
s of real estate in this vicinity to call without the new process of separating
Lester Ogden leaves today for a trip ranted for five years. Call at this office
I place their property on our list, cream from milk. The De Laval is tlie
and examine the machine.
to Klamath Falls.
k A Weathereon.
recognized superior of all machines.
You will waste lime if you try fo
Jeweller Cleaves is one of the busiest
ie making strenuous efforts to The Pioneer Hardware Store, of Marsh
cure indigestion or dyspepsia by starving
men
in
town
these
days.
a Preeident McKinley stop at that field, is agent.
Rolla Phelps spent a day or two in yourself. That only makes it worse
■ for at- least a few minutes on his
Eugene correspondence in Oregonian
town
with liis parents the first of the wiicn you do eat heartily. You always
p through Oregon.
of 14th: Tlie Oregon Telephone Com
need plenty of good food properly di
week.
. W. Staples, a resident of Sharp's pany will extend its line from Eugene to
gested. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is tlie re
S.
G.
Lindslcy
and
family
have
re
ek between Cottage Grove and Bo Florence, taking in Elmira, Hale, Ma
sult of years of scientific research for
ll«, wae found dead in hie cabin last pleton and other points. It is nlso in turned to their North Fork ranch for a something that would digest not only
time.
airday.
tended to connect Springfield and Wal-
gome elements of food but every kind.
Dentist Gray, of Eugene, has been And it is the only remedy that will do it.
n troubles, cuts, burns, scalds and tervilie. Work on these lines will com
stopping at the Western House thia Meyer & Kyle.
kly heal by tlie use of De- mence at once.
tt’< Wl^cti Hazel Salve. It is inii-
Assist Nature. There are times when week.
C O U N C IL PRO CEEDINGS-
James and Will Bay delivered a raft
you get BeWitt’e. Mey- you should assist nature. It is now un
4 Kyie.
dertaking to cleanse your system—if you of logs to the Florence Lumber Co. last
A regular annual meeting of the city
been quite a number of (till take Hood’s Sarsaparilla tlie under Monday.
council was lield in Odd Fellow’s build
A1 Ready and family have moved to ing Wednesday evening. The newlv
.asters of Glenada real estate this taking will be successful. This great
•in<. D. W. Stibbens bought the medicine purifies and buiids up as noth tlie Bjeldanes ranch on North Fork for elected members liaviug all qualified,
ing else does.
M M property a few days ago.
the Ettmmer.
ok tlieir seats.
Tlie Sacramento brought in a lath ma
rhi~Portland Telegram of tlie 13th
C. H. Holden has sold liis lot on
Roll call showed Trustees Christensen,
itaiaa an instructive article entitled chine for the Siuslaw & San Francisco Front street near Fuuke’s store to Cole Weatherson, Brynd, Evans and Presi
regon’eChief Needs and how to Snp- Lumber Co. which will be placed in and Harris.
dent Morris in attendance.
' Them." It is from the pen of Edi- their mill in Acme. By its use tlie mill
Minutes of lust meeting wore read and
Mrs. Cowan came up from Gardiner
company can save much material that yesterday to spend a week with her par approved.
Gil strap of tlie Eugene Register,
President Morris then appointed the
fo e MBUot enjoy perfect health, rosy has heretofore been wasted, and thus ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy.
Mkfl aod sparkling eyes if vour liver is materially increase the profits of their Geo. 0 . Knowles is now proprietor of following committees:
Judiciary and Finance—Weatherson,
n i«b «n d your bowels are clogged. business.
the Pioneer Meat market and will gladly
“1 had piles so bad I could get no rest supply you with fresh meats.
Evans and Brynd.
Witt’s Little Early Risers cleanse the
Streets—Brynd, Christensen, Weath
r N O t l O M o l e s j mOi n . They never gripe. Meyer nor find a cure until I tried DeWitt’s
Norman Gray, of Baker City, is visit
erson.
! Witch Hazel Salve. After using it once,
Kyis».
ing at the home of liis grandmother,
Health—Evans, Brynd, Weatherson.
------------- —Cbe fishing season on the Columbia j I forgot I ever had anything liise piles.” Mrs. J. G. Gray, city.—Register.
—E.
C.
Boice,
Somers
Point,
N.Y.
Look
Claims—Christensen, Evans, Weath
» o p en ed last Monday. Tlie office of
Mrs. Sweet, who was holding services erson.
out
for
imitations.
Be
sure
you
ask
for
h Warden Van Dusen was crowded
in tlie Methodist church for a few days,
Printing—Brynd, Evans, Christenson.
Mays previous by applicants DeWitt’s. Meyer & Kyle.
concluded her labors here Sunday.
Tlie following bills were aitowed:
Oregonian : The Master Fish Warden
fishing (licenses wtio wished to lie
George Peil and Chas. Cox have pur Hall rent for year, $16; The W est ,
ipared for the opening of the season. today received a communication from
chased the apparatus for a bowling alley printing, $2.50; election board, record
the
Southern
Oregon
Company,
of
Em-
Last winter I w as confined to ntv bed
.1, a very had cold on the liings.|Xoth- : Pir(i City, stating that those interested and propose to open for business in er’s salary for 2% months and inciden
tals, $14.25.
*ne relief. Finally my wife fishing on the Coquille River would se Acme.
Bill of C. H. Holden for $2 for can
Roseburg Reyiew, April 12: Mrs. J.
little of One Minute Cough ' cure 11 suitabic site for a hatchery and
Affected a speedy cure. I can -' have it ready by the time he finds an S. Shrum, of Siuslaw, will arrive this vassing election returns was referred
highly of that excellent opportunity to visit the place, and estab- evening for a visit with relatives on the finance committee.
Tiie recorder’s report for the past
Mr. T. K. Houseman, Mana- 1'»" U'e hatchery. The letter speaks of East Umpqua.
Louis Oetting, of tlie Umpqua life-! year was referred to the finance corn-
Meyer & Kyle.
I tlie gradual decrease in the salmon pack
•The resignation of E. E. Itl,ere’ anJ u,g“9 th ,t artificial P^paga- saving station, was in Florence several J mittee with instructions to obtain tire
! tiun be commenced as soon as possible. days this week. He is a nephew of treasurer’s report and report at next
liatatit keeper at the Nortli
Captain Bergmann.
I meeting.
ad lighthouse has caused tlie transfer
S O LD IER S’ F O U N T A IN .
Dr. Patterson came up from Gardiner ! After some talk about electing a treas
N-tsan^awgenii employes in the service. W.
Friday and remained till Sunday. He urer for the coming year, it was voted
Langlois, first assistant at Destruction t Guard, A pril 13.
ind, was transferred to first assistant
Mayor G. R. Chrisman this afternoon was kept busy while here examining to postpone action on tlie matter till a
North pead; Thomas Gibson, third held a conierence with County Judge H. applicants for membership in tlie A. O. report on tlie past year was received.
Adjourned.
latant at Tillamook Rock, is to be R. Kincaid and County Commissioner U. W. and Modern Woodmen of
gnt at Destruction Island, and H. D. Edwards in regard to the location ! America.
C A U G H T A D R E A D FU L COLD-
sulgreen, a member of the of the memorial fountain to he erected | Messrs. Hoo-lin and Shutz.of Eugene,
Marion
Kooke, manager for T. M.
,uu> bine’s crew, goes to Tillamook i by the Women’s Republican Patriotic, wero taking in tlie sights of Florence
ek.” Mr. Brodie was employed for a league, in memory of the volunteers yesterday. These gentlemen claim to Thompson, a large importer offine ntill-
ir or twe as compositor in the W est , from Lane county, who gave their lives have come to Florence with brand new ' inery at ,058> M‘l«'allkee Avenue, Chi
aa and left here five years ago to to their country in the recent war with characters, not having used tlieir old cago, says: “ During the late severe
iar tha Bglitliouse service.
| Spain and in the Filipino insurrection, i ones since arriving in Eugene over one weather I caught a dreadful cold which
kept me awake at night and made me
It was decided to place the fountain at I year ago.
f t o n s . vessel. Alumna, was success
,
,
,
,
.
„
unfit to attend my wotk during the day.
if taomlitsi at North Bend on Satnr- the southwest corner of the court house j Watchman Mr. and .frs. -ouis . ey- Qne oj lny milliner» wa8 taking Chain
on. The launch went off lot next to the sidewalk, and it is in -m o u r were in Drain, Sunday, on their j
berlain’s Cough Remedy for a severe
t* hitch, and aiuid cheers from tended for a drinking place for man way to Gardiner. Mr. |and Mrs. Sey-1
celd at that lime, which seemed to re
»tors, and salutes from tiie only.
, mour were married last Thursday ev en -! lieve her so quicsly that I bought some
listles, site glided gracefully
The fountain is expected to arrive in ; ing, April 4. 1901, at the residence of
(or myself. It acted like magic and I
water. Tlie Alumna will lie alx>ut ten days and il will he erected Mrs. Sevmour'a brother, M. M. Melvin,
began to improve at once. I atn now
i fourmaeted schooner, with a immediately after its arrival. Appro- ¡„ Portland. The bride was formerly
entirely well and feel very pleased to ac
lie foremast. Her length of priate ceremonies will be bad at its ded- Miss Nora Melvin, of Gardiner.
knowledge its merits.” For sale by O.
feet, and tier beam is 41 is ¡cation.
_____________________A T E S T I M O N I A L F R O M O L D E N G L A N D W . Hurd.
is to carry 1,200,000 feet of ;
“ I have been troubled with indigestion ' “ * consider Chamberlain’s Cough Rem-
will load at Nortli Bend lor
T O OUR _____
PATRO NS.
for
ten years, have tried many things edy the best in tt.e world (or broncl.itis”
i direct. The Aluntna is a
and
spent
much
money
to
no
purpose
Mr.
William
Savory,
of
Warring-
- and has a little more beam
ill-rigged ship Wes’crn Shore, until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I i ,o n > England. “ It has saved my wife’s | W'e have made arrangement» by
elegance of <
I launched at Nortli Bend on have taken two t-otties and gotten more life, »læ >'«ving l«een a martyr to bron- w|lich we will furnish the Weekly
tost complets f
74. The Western Shore was relief from them than from all other d'itis for over six years, being ¡most ot Oregonian with the W est tor one year
I machines
*s burthen; two decks, 8 feet melicines taken. I feel more like a boy the time confined to lier bed. She is to any address for the sum of tv.o dol-
thousand
length of of keel, 180 feet; than I have felt in twenty years.” An- now quite well.” Sold by O. W. Hurd. |ar, javable cash in advance
trvatmeat-
beam, 41 feet; depth of hold, derwon Riggs of Sunny I^tne, Tex.
FOR SALE.
Thousands have testified aa did Mr. '
i Bay News.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Riggs- Meyer & Kyle.
One beef cow, one yearling. Best mare
:hter and srs 1
on the river.
E. H. D avid ,
The 1900 assessment rolla are now
handsome '
FOR 8 A L E .
Point Terrace.
open for the payment ol taxe».
i prove it.
W. W. W ith ««»,
Ten cows and heifer». Part of them !
Infants and Children.
Sheriff Lane Coonty, Oregon.
have calves and the others will come in
iw
Bought later on ; some of them fine milch cows.
S tnp a t h e C o u g h e n d w e e k s nST th e C e ld
For further particulars call at Ed. T. i
___.
laxative BromoQitinitie Tablets core a
Mahr a ranch on F. Idle Creek, or ad , j J |i a t jv e B ro m o -Q u illio e Tshte^ cold in one day. No Cure no T a y .
dress Ada P. O , Douglas O»., Ore.
P t ia e ‘J i s e u la .
VBBY ntlD A Y
MORNING— I
ÉJ WEATHERSON
H o o d 's P ills
Up,
SE,
<ATS~
Order fo-
s
iE!
I NG!
S T O R IA
Yia H Always
WESTERN HOUSE.
W M . B B Y N D , Prop.
ACME COMMERCIAL CO.,
Everything in connection with the
House is New and First-Class.
FRAN
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
The notice of the public is called J L O l t Z E E ,
to our new
B A TH
WILSO, Manag*r„.
-
-
-
O R E G O N .
ROOM
where Hot and Cold Baths may be
had at any time.
12148770
SlLOt
Carry a Fire and
$900 We
Varied Stock
Y e a rly .
Men und women of good nil dress to represent
us, some to travel appointing agents, others for
local work looking after our interests. $900
salary guaranteed yearly; ex tra commissions
and expenses, rapid advancem ent, old estab
lished house. Grand chance for earnest man or
woman to secure pleasant, perm anent position,
liberal income and future. New, brilliant lines.
W rite a t once.
General Merchandise,
Patent Medicines,
STAFFORD PRESS,
33 Church S t.,
New Haven, Conn.
N O T IC E -
R oseburg , Or., April 6, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the ap
proved plats of survey of townships 19
8., R. 9 W., and 19 8., R. 10 W., has
been received from the surveyor general
for Oregon, and on Saturday, May 18,
1901, at 9 o’clock a. in., the said plats
will be filed in this office, and the land
embraced therein will tie open to entry
on and after that date.
J. T. B bidges , Register.
J. H. B ootb , Receiver.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Tiie Florence Real Estate Agency
has bargains to offer in the following
property.
40 acres of land on North Fork about
Si-2 miles from Florence. One acre
cleared. Price $200.
41 acres on North Fork about five
miles from Florence. Severnl acres tide
land, the rest bottom and bench land.
A comfortable bouse and a small barn
on the place. Price $700.
A good dwelling house, and black
smith shop doing a good business in a
thriving town. The owner desires to
change liis location. A fine opportunity
for the right man. Price $860.
160 acres of unimproved land on North
Fork about ten miles from Florence il
offered for saled. Near to county road.
Will make a good Block ranch. Price
$450.
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Prints, Huslins, Yarns,
Crash, Notions, g Groceries.
W e buy direct from the Largest Jobbing House« and
Manufacturers in the country, for CASH, and w e are enabled
to get the Low est Prices, besides alw ays being sure of ob-
flrst-dass goods. W e are not paying enormous
expenses and.will sell you goods at reasonable rates.
Me Have a Complete Stock of
Boots and Shoes.
-TV "TV -TV ■TV T V > 7 \
-Tv -*VV'*FV
‘*l\.
160 acres mostly tlnihet land lying in
Your patronage is always appreciated, and no matter he*
section 13, township, 18 south, range 10
west. About three acres cleared. A small your purchases, you may rest assured it will be our constant
creek large enough to float logs runs
aim to sell you the best goods obtainable at reasonable prices.
through the land. Price $660.
A tract of about 60 acres fronting on
Clear lake three miles south of Florence.
A fair bouse and about five acres cleared.
A good wagon road from the place to
the Siusiaw river at Glenada. A fine
place (or a summer residence. Price
$500.
A tract of a little over two acres of
bottom laud between Florence and
Acme, lying on tidewater near Rose
Hill ennnery. A fair house on the land.
A fine plaoe for gardening or raising
*
*
*
*
small fruit. Price $125.
160 acres of land near Clear lake lying
in section 11, township 19 south, range
12 west. Price $250.
112 acres unimproved land lying on
H a ve Q lw a y s
on H a n d a
P in e e^tocl^ of
the north side of Clear lake 2% miles
south of Florence. A good wagon road
from it to the Siuslaw river. Price $600.
138 acres of land at F.lmira, Oregon.
A box house, good barn, and plenty of
G ^ O C E ^ IE g ,
h
outbuildings on premises; 6 acres
orchard, 16 acres in cultivation, 10
acres more cleared land, and 80 acres
slashed; balance, brush and timber
© i y G fo o d s j
★ ★ D re s s < 3 oodsj
land. Price $20 per acre, $1000 down.
For further information inquire ol
John C Beck, Point Terrace. Oregon, or
W. H. Weatherson, Florence, Oregon.
MEYER & KYLE
D A IR Y FARM FOR 8 A L E .
A fine dairy farm on Mnple creek six
mile« from Florence is now offered for
«ale.
It contains 160 acres, 35 of It bottom
land and 30 acres have been plowed.
Can cut 36 tons of hay. A good two
story house 26 by 38 feet; a barn 44 by
70 feet, with heavy frame; a goat house
10 by 40 feet; an orchard ol about 500
trees of different kinds of fruit has been
bearing for a year or two.
A water wheel of about 8 horse power
furnishes motive power at the barn for
rutting feed, »awing wood, etc.
The farm is % mile Irom school and
,'4 mile from a county road.
Price $1000.
A bargain for anybody wanting a
farm.
For further information Inquire at the
Florence Real Estate Agency.
A STOCK FARM.
A good «tock farm of 100 acres lying
on South slough ie now offered for eale.
About half of it is bottom and tide land,
the tide land being already diked. A
new house, an orchard of over 200 trees
on the place, and about 600,000 feet of
good timber conveniently situated for
logging. Extensive out range. About
15 head of cattle, most of them cow»,
with the land. Price $3,000, including
»tock. Inquire at the Florence Real
Estate Agency.
Buy and Try a Box Tonight
While you think of it, go buy and
try a box of Cascareta Candy Ca
thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You’ll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. AU clru^guts, io c .
r
H a ts
<& Caps,
J
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wr w wnmrg iwwe m
wm
iRw r v Fe» * »
Boots & Shoes, 1
wf
f
m
1
Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
H a rd u ra rE ,
Paints,
Oils,
etc.
Prices as Low as the Lowest
Rloi*eace. Oi*ef»n