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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1886)
LO CA L ITEM S. T h e “ ^ r a i u a l i r a r ( ia z r U r . O C R N E IG H B O R S . lance good indications and are M rs Garrisons Restaurant Gold BeachGaz attacks (’-oquille City [Coos Hay News.) For some reason the S. W. (). A. in all parts of the world closely al ( ’ apt. Dunham has our thanks H t :« m . doii what he Gazette is pleased to have call “graimuioal" •..•»unJs. Watt, i :i.st l>t Very few silver salmon society last week refused us {•«•cess lied to auriferous and argentifer Opposite O’Connell’s, for favors. bay ous products. We go rapidly made their appearance iu the short of • m ' s .” tw then I tooks, and inconsequence The schooner Lizzie Prion sailed F r o n t S tre e t, A If the:c is a paper which «lories to Lime. we cannot give a list of premiums through the list, which is very ex- ; up to the present, this fall, from this place yesterday after And which finds it a pleasure to fret. given, nor the names of the exhibi tensive and indicates no little scien- j heavy rain would undoubtedly bring noon. ’ Tis a fussy exchange, living west of Coast in the usual supply. tors; however we found out a few. title care in selection. Range, Mailer and McClosky had some O regon . Quartz from South Sixes assay Its name is the Gold Heach Gazette— The new tish cannery on the This we had not expected or we of tl eir brick at the fair, and they Our auriferous coaster Gazette. Meals from 5:510 toil, a. m.: 12:30 to 2 p. in. should nave hunted down the cx- ing $!(».00 per ton; ore from Guer- Siuslaw has been built at Acme, were pronounced excellent. hibitors. The exhibits weri grand, Ledge, South Sixes ; ore from q'|ie Q|d cannery, which did a large Hut Walter, my friend, where grammar's and 5:80 to 9 p. m.. Meals........................................................... tKSot®. concerned. \\ e learn that the barn of Uncle but were lacking in number. The Madigan Ledge S. Sixes; | business several years ago, was lo You're decidedly "no judge of mutton;" te 1 ) «I 4 f V il il 1 » l^ii i . • i ! * w 1 «m ru u cu u cu i) uu juugt* ui uiunwni, No Chinese Employed. m . 1 . AI hs t, of Aorth Coquille, tin est collections of farm products ! vtHlenft ore ftlul quarts from v^ravel cated at Florence, then called Oce- goietup withyour pe», aud speii b et ter v4n88tf . was burned a few day ago. and then. of.which we could learn anything Lord; quartz from Sixes mountain; i ,>hi, close totlie beach. John Dame You'll become a more amiable Sutton, The Fat woman of Cole’s circus about were those of W. P. Mnst Quartz from the summit '*f Salmon 1 jrt proprietor of the new canneiy. Fossil Ex-Representative Sutton. Mr. Krnntzi ^H.; iron ore, Sixes ML; coal for- Otto Schetter’s new boat was may not lie “ all wool,” but she is “n and Samuel Smith, Tak< your time and write easi’ y. sometimes yard wide.” or more.—Itemizer. i had the finest peaches we have seen - niation, Middle Sixes; ore from ; launched lately, and it is at present “•go slow," 1> i not be in so much of a hurry. The Gold Peach Gazette takes iu t,ie (*ou,,ty. Geo. Jackson o f ! Majory Ledge, S. Sixes; black j lying at the dock at this place, Write two m ' s where you ought to. or the the HERALD to task for pointing out Lmpire had a fan, some 20 inches U froul Hoffman’s; lava from pjer dimensions ire: 27 feet over first thin« you know. to its exchanges their “ gramatical” j in di»»»ne er, made of white cedai > & ancient cohog, middle , ajjt beam G feet, and depth 3 feet, You'll l»e the worst speHer in Curry, errors. i that showed skill and patience to a ^*xes> la*’a from S. Sixes, Serpen- fthe was built by Mm. Ross; lias -AJJ. 2§Ziaa.d.s o f HAULING The very worst speller in Curry. tine from Johnson’s Mt. (Johnsons oak timbers; is a good model, stout ; when you talk about, “’gramar, g< x >d Wal - f D e n e a t s t i e r t n o t i c e . The steamer Annie made an ex marked degree. There were sever Mi. is composed of Serpentine); tar, I k * mild. and well finished, and altogether i Hack ('on lecting with both Steamer«. cursion to the beach Sunday, car al colts ol > exhibition that were as And do not yet out of your reach: O. A. Hrowu Proprietor. quartz welded to the Serpentine a neat piece of work. She lias been F. M. Dicker, Agent. put tw o’‘ m ' s " iii the word—Walt., you can- > rying down a big crowd of merry line as can be found anywhere. nistf 71v6. Me learn that Wm Jeukin i carried from Jobuaon’s Mt; fossils (e v i-! uained the Butcher Roy. not. nlTord makers. To swim very far from the beach. off the prize for best colt. Jack <lently IIlftrill° > fouud liear The new tug Traveler was sue- Don't get out of your depth on the beach, j Pendleton paper: The Indians Seais exhibited r. 2-year-old short- summit Johnson’s at i cessfully launched at North Bend summit of of Johnson s Mt. Mt. at Michael Liber. on the I matilln reservation will » ■* horn bull that to«.k the eye of all. least 2«>00 feet aboye the present j Saturday afternoon about 5 o’clock, M a r k e t It«-p o r t. finish harvesting next week. They Mon who had visited tine stock sea-level; coral from .our beach, Her dimensions are: 110 feet over mis. A. L OLIVE, 1’Kor. Corrected weekly by A.L.Nosier, have about 18,000 acres in wheat. shows in the east say he i:; the petrified wood from Myrtle Point j an ; beam, 23 feet, and depth of D. Giles ha? 144,000 brick of ex finest animal they have ever seen. and other curiosities furnished by |10|(j jo feet ;vjr Kruse was the of the Cash Store. City, Oregon. Eggs, per doz.,........................ 20c Coquille cellent quality for sale at his place He weighs 1420 lbs, is a th orough- | Mrs. Mary Reed; ore from the old builder, and Ins intention was to IIIS Popular Hotel has recently been Apples, per bushel,............ 50 rI', A put iu better order than ever before, on Catchen creek. Of these 25,000 pre(j HJ),1 was brought from Ken- Hinch Ledge, Rusty Gulch;polish- make the boat the fastest tug ou Potatoes,............“ .............. 12.0 and is truly a favorite resort. are well brick. tucky last spring. R. C. Dement ^ serpentine (C. Milkins), inan- the Pacific coast. She will be fit Flour, per barrel,.............. 5.25 The tables are k ipplied with all the deli cacies to lie had, and in style to «nit the Waller A MeClosky have 90,000 ; had six head of cattle there as fol-1 gauese ore, Coquille River; ore ted up with lhe best machinery, Butter, per roll,.................. 40 most fastidious epicure. brick of fine quality for sale a t; |< nvs: Buckeye Belle, short-horn from Ragsdales Ledge, assaying and will be used on the Columbia Cheese, per pound,................. 16$ Its diumg-rooius and sleeping apart their yard at Norway. 30,000 .of Cow, 3 years old, and one of the '*13; ore from the mouth of Butcli- river. Beefsteak........... “ ................... 12$ ments are second to no hotel in Southern Beef, per fore qr. “ ................... 0 f >regon. these are well brick ' e ' ,r‘ * ’ ‘ 4 4 finest bred cows ever brought to from M ilson sprairie from Most [Coast M ail.] v4u50 Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop. c . , .. . . m i do, per liiml qr., “ .............. of Salmon Mt. Last Friday the hottest day this o a<t. Karl of Riverside bull \ Peter Scott is catching about 10 >, Mntt; m...............“ ............... 8 (a 10 Ore from Mrat sons tunnel, White witnessed here for many years, yearling ot Buckeye Belle, one sal salmon per night. The run li»« I Salt P o rk ,..........“ .............. 8 Saturday was also a hot one, but year old Juue 28th, weighing 900 Rocks, Johnsons Mount--assays hardly begun. He has 27 nets Corned Beef,. . . lbs. Ho is one of the prettiest £7 silver; stained slate S. Sixes; 11 - :0 :— Sunday it was uncomfortably cool. for fishing at the mouth of Coos U a ins, . . . . . . . . quartz from S. Sixes; Chlorite 10 Bufoni sides) .. T l i e T J n d e r s ig n e c i The annual address of the S. M . animals that we ever beheld. river. 9 do ( shoulder ). H as from Middle Sixes; quartzose Otto Schetter’s trim little steam Lard, . . . O. Agricultural society was deliver Myron Duke, a two year-old bull. 12 OPEDTED shale, North Coquille; transition o & I launch, Butcher Boy, is at Gar- Cabbage, ed by Congressman H> rmann. It nltlrxigh kept only on outside O -A . rock, Sixes mount; red shale, Sixes O field’s wlm*f having tanks put in I Onions.. is our intention to given synopsis iMiige.is perfect beauty and would .KH« 13 i: > «¡edit to any stock exhibit Mr. M t: Granite. Mt. Avery; ore from j |)er s|„, ¡s hventv. , ev„ „ fpet. |on(i, I SnR»r, uext week. 30 Dement bought him and several Lower South Sixes: quartz from six feet beam, and built with oak Coffee, in tins, J. J. M’ilson, tin* watchmaker, 14 other full blood short-horns at Bald H ill; Conglomerate from Mt. frames, and everything is substan- ; ^ d o , green,. I3ST will I k * here next week or possibly .30 k / 70 ea, green. Meclianicsburg, Ohio. The ¡in Avery; ore from Bray’s ledge — tial about her. Mr. Wm. Ross do, English hkfst“ . 75 the last of tlie present week. He ternal ancestor of Myron Duke assays from £72 to £5tHX) per ton; built her, and she evidently reflects Rice.................... 8 is a good workman and we com .f ti e best hulls ever im -! quartz from Mt., Butler; quartz much credit on his skill. and 4 was one ( 1 leans, mend him to the public. S> Is prepared to buy or sell for ported to the United States. Mr. from Haines Prairie; quartz from The cranberry farm started by ; R. H. Mast had a safe «m exhibi 20 reasonable consideration, Denn lit had also two half breeds Alder Gulch ; ore from East Fork Mr. McFarland on North slough 1 U1 ’ ( ° 12 Currants, do tion that is a perfect daisy. It is — supposed to be nickle; ('bromate . . lie has the following for sale: and one fifteen-sixteenths ou ex 11 ’ has not had a fair chance this Wool............. 15 the Victor; weighs 250 tbs, is tire .if Iron from Johnson s Mt.; ( anco ; hibition that showed ti.e possibili year. A large number of the and burglar proof. The price is The Greatest Baulin Out quartz, Cal.; granile from Upper plants were delayed on the road ties ot good breeding. £35, and Mr. M. is agent. W EEK LONGER! A great eliaiice for niakng Money, South Sixes; granite from John- ; from the east, and when planted Oi<iE THE RACES. Miss Ada Lamb and Miss Fan C i-f The two-year-old g mile race i son’s creek; copper ore, Johnson’s : did not grow, and all were more The cheapest—148^$ acres *; miles from \J < •} 19th tbe Last Day. Gravel Ford. 30 acres in cultivation. Ail nie Coke were sliakeu up by the was ruu by Majory’s Dandy and creek; quartz, McGlones creek, iron ,or less injured. There, however, Geo. McMillan, the photograph Rood land «oodout ran«c for stock. House Coos bay and Roseburg stage Giles’ Myrtle wood, the hinner win bhnlft from J. F. N o v f a r m ; orp : . p ^ i ¡a p (i » J „ 2. . ! is hardly any doubt of the ultimate er, will remain one week longer— I'tislti with abed addition. Harn 80x43 which ran over the grade and up ning. from old Hinch ledge. Rusty Gulch success of the venture. ; Sunday the 19th the last day H e; i-ood orchard. 5 in-;idof cattle, lot of ho««, set near Shingle House slough. 12 stands of bees, fanning tools. Good In the half mile dash, Baldie, <fcc &c &c. Besides thesespiciinens The tug at North Bend was sue-j will then visit Bandoli and Ran- tirnlier cn uncleared portion of the land. The number of persons passing alias Garfield, got first position, this collection contains quite a cessfully launched at 4 o’clock p. dolpli; Band« m Sept. 20th, lor one j All for $2200 enquire of J. Stm-dw&rt on the through this place the two days Maplewood second and Clamdig- number of scones usually found on m., on Saturday. She is built ■ week only; Randolph about Sept. ! »r.,f the undersigned. after the fair was immense. The ger on the outside. The start was our beach,Chalcedony, Agate. Sard, acres cleared, with special reference to speed and j 30th, for one week onlv. Those 1 -s-orv *° ,1 house <S H»x2<> with kitcb n® i 1 ' road leading out toward ti e bay a bad one for Clam, but she held Jasper, Onyx, Oarnelian. Chryso- • • .. I - I . . . I iu ' • ------- ------ ------- en ,,d<tition it IS b elieved will be the lastest ; d e sirin g fine p h otogra p h s sh ou ld Barn 40x21. Good June orchard bearing ami North Coquille was kept hot. her own throughout it is claimed; prase <fec. and some specimens of | will be« sold ii roaftGtiable offer made, for boat of the kind on tins coast. ; not miss the opportunity. oarticulara rnqairo of G. D. llobaon Myrtle Ayer’s .Ague Cure acts directly intact the horses all came out about fine gold, with some of the remnrk- Her machinery will be put iu at; Point or of the undersigned. on the liver and biliary apparatus, as they started, Baldie beating i ably rich gold-bearing quartz from S: n Francisco, Quite i large W | A<’RKS of excellent timber, tir and In tbe crowd whs present at the launch- and drives cut the malarial p< ison Maplewood a few feet—about the Sutter creek, California ****** cedar, near Coquille City, for sale at | reasonable rates. For particulars, enquire which induces liver complaints and distance list on the start with that same ense there are specimens of ing, several going down from i | of J. C. Laird or of the undersighed. bilious disorders. Warranted to to make up on the outside. Time: bear, panther, and wildcat claws. Marshfield, She was named Truv THREE LOTS. The collector of this extensive el er 50 seconds. O 11 this lace R. D. cure, or money refunded. A House of 5 rooms centerally located in ( iijfl. lVIcr Muster, Coquille City very cheap for cash. He selection of mineral wealth is Mr. L o s t . — A purse containing some Hume lost £1500, it is said. \ 1 7 iTiL run regularly to this p ace for [Southwestern Oregon Recorder. Y \ one year, having be n thari.red bv I 11*2 aces on the Coquille river, near Co There Charles Wilkins of Myrtle Point, valuables was lost on the sidewalk made one bet of £1000. In an article recently published r. Lyons for that time. quille City: JO acres under cultivation. fiO between the Robinson house and were doubtless several thousand and we think that gentleman de in these columns descriptive of tie I acref or more in grass, all fenced. Good T H E P E IE N serves great praise for showing 11 s ! barn and house; farming tool«, wagon and dollars taken out of this district by the steamer landing on Monday. Blacklock harbor and sandstone harness. Easy terms—enquire of S. June« Is a dry.Siife schooner, and Capt. “ Dick" The finder will be suitably reward- the gamblers having Raldie in at our local fair glimpses of the rich works adjacent, it was stated that is a careful and courteous muster. 1 n igh* I or at this office. W H ITE CEDAR de|)osits of Southwestern Oregon. n.r;tf ed by leaving the same at this charge. by an expenditure of £200,000 said as cheap ns the cheapest. 1 |\(1 «tcrea of white cedar timber The one mile dash race was won I 1 * M ' laud, «ne-fourth mile from Bear office. t , . , „ , . 4 . I liar I Kir could be completed, etc. Mark I . Jones, instructor! , . . : creek. Very Cheap. The island of Cuba with its mill- ^ H u m e s Thad Stephens i i Prof. . LT» l i) . I» 1 1 , lhere is a practical harbor fasli- i Brewery for sale— capacity ot six Baby Band, de- . ,, \ ,, ions of inhabitants has disapiiear- co^ Baldie second,Clamdigger of the Roseburg barrels. Good Location—Every- . . . . . . . . j loned by uatnre, yet, could the gov- W A T C H M A K E R i 2 X serves the highest praise for the! * , . , ,’ I thing convenient. Satisfactory reason« ed it is re|x>rted. The greatest ex- Hiird and Tammy Tilden last, lhe n . . u .1 t : ernmeut be induced to appropriate j given for whining to sell. -AJSTD by the Juven-i , ... , , / citement prevails in the South, positions were: First, Clamdigger, proficiency shown ne and a half acres one-half mile from . , • .. . the sum specified for its comple 1 1 ( oquille City, on stage road; house of J E W E L E R , The suffering from the earthquake 8econd» Baldie; third, Nimbus, tes during their recent visit to tion and enlargement, it would be live rooms, wood-shed, good cistern, Lr»0 The latter was Coos. Prof. Jones, in ^espouse to I oue of the safest and most practi WILL ARRIVE IN fruit trees, sonic hearing—Very cheap. at Charleston is intense, and an fouit, Tilden. acres on North fork near Gravel badly off for some reason, and a telegram from Hon. Binger Her cable roadsteads between San Fran- other shock occurred on the 10, ♦* < Ford; 21 acres cleared house 16x26. Coquille City, Ogn., i b;ini :’s)xi>4. man, brought his little laud down . , smokehouse, w«»od-shed, boo * xx -xv 1 r e some thought ho 7 . as doped. Mr. A. H. Moore and wife, of . * house; 4 stands of bees, 2 cows, household .. ’ On or about tho 18th of Sept., 1 and kitchen furniture, lh e g of a mile race for three- to assist in furnishing music foi l no reason why the farmiug tools, wagon amount neces Ellensburg, made us a pleasant l and harness. 1'* acres of emus; range ont- the district fair ( ? ) at Halls Prai with ;i first-class stock of year-olds was won by Hartley’s ! ^ide and convenient for 100 head of stock. sary for the completion of so im- ! call Saturday. Mr. M. is a mem , is less than one mile from school house and colt, he beating Bobolink, the fa rie. portant a harbor shall not be grant- ; ber of the Salmon Mountain Min ! post offee—22.VK). The -following are the names of vorite. acres. 4 miles nlaive Parkersburg, ed by Congress at an early date. ing company, and Mrs. M. has I— on Coquille river; 25 acres bottom— Which will be sold cheap for Iu half mile and repeat Maple the little lads whose fame has Hon C. W. Zumwalt is erecting a i . ; ballauee bench and hill land. House 20x28 gone up to see what keeps him so already reached far beyond the I Will also order anything barn 42x00; good, young orohard, bearing: cash. wood beat Sammy Tilden. residence in Port Orford opposite | close in the mountains. good timber on ihe on the pla«;e : good ont- iu my line not kept in stock. The trotting race was won by confines of our own state, also that Winsor’s store. side range for .stock. Price, 12.'»0. By taking \yera Baraapanlla j Gnrfi(,ld,g Mo|li<s over „ „ 0pklnnd of their efficient tutor. All work a n a ra n te e d to irive * a t - 1 vj*1«'»0* ' 160 acres of land, 80 acres under A ll « o r K g u a ra iu e etl to gi vo . at ^ fence. 600 fruit tree« house, bam 60X40. [Gold Beach Gazette.) j ; s f a ction many a poor sufferer who submits horge 81i t lmving been ruled I V gi od ’•anjjo for cattle adjoining. Prof. Murk F. Jones Instructor. Call and see me. ^ y o o f, r House aud two lots in GoqniUe The subject of placing a little to the surgeon’s knife, because of 1 out because he was entered instead Master Carl Jones J. J. Wilson. j City; very cheap. steamer on Rogue river is being malignant sores and scrofulous Li* “ Leon Jones of another horse. Fi»r,Sal«*. •IT' 17/ for House and lot iu Coquille City. revived. The iiiaKiilfloent’r*«8idt*nee known a« the Hunt swellings, might l>e saved, sound VCR ES— A splendid ranch, at a “ Schiller Herman The mile aud repeat between ; » .. • • place on Fourth & Elliot «treet for sale at a great * ) 1 * very bargain. At least $5000 Active preparations are being bargain. The place comprise« 12 lota and la well worth of uikk I tren and whole. This medicine purges , Nimbus and Harry, two of Hume’s “ Dan Langenberg timber in close proximity to Improved. The bouae ie as good aa any In town. made at tllO cannery for the coming good bam, and young orchard on the place. It i* the water. 1’wc to three hundred sheep go out the corruption« which pollute . WHH won b the former. “ Geo. Langeuberg fu ll H slliin r w s'w n n * the beat garden place iu town. Call at thi»office. with the place. Place well imrovea—76 the blood and cause disease. v *i T o i A i i 1 I VOTK'I.’ Willi prn i U’ ATION acres cl eared-nr ice, cash down, $2500. “ J ack Parrott A match trotting race was nude isow that Port Ortord has a 1 .'OlK i. l*OK l l BLI< AlION. q l ‘1 ACUKS oh Coquille river. 80 acres Roseburg, Oregon. Land i *lii Miss Annie Short was thrown up the last day between Garfield’s ! l»ott«>ni land. 6 acres cleared, bal- “ Willie Benjamin Good Templar lodge, wrhy not or Julv 2.1. 1886. * lanoe good timber, cedar and tir -convenient “ Frank Lehnier ganize one in Ellensburg. There v OTl-f.K ifS hwre bt.rt.by ulVen that the to log. Small bouse with thrc«e rooms; from a bugg) at Ired Schroedevs, ]Vlt»l 1 ie and Capt. Sligart, oue mile following-named settler has tiled ji Notice $2200. Or, 120 acres including the bottom is an excellent field foi them to I “ Albert Bitzer. place and badly injured. She was ¡jiree jn five. On the fifth and and house >41200—a splendid chance o f his intention to make final proof i sup- f«ir one wishing to make a home. Liberal Among the company who came work on. in the buggy with Geo. Tlanagan rollnd Mol lie ran away smashing Capt. Strahan, Clias. Baily, Jr., 1 P*ro>f his claim, audthat said proof v. ill be terms'given” ’ with the baud were Mrs. Mark F. and Amiel Smith are entzaced in made before the Clerk of the county court One choice business lot in Coquille City and was holding the horse while Up |ier Snlky. i. i i • | , I . ■ I ,.f /Vu,u «nnnlv ¡i I F.mnii*« I’it.v Or«onn. oil \ei V desirable. he opened a gate. A horseman Quite an important feature ( Jones, Miss Aggie Herman, aud otter A BARGAIN. hunting along the coast, be of Coos county at Empire City Oregon, on Wednesday, Sept bill, 1886, viz: Benjamin !7 iJ acres at Gravel Ford, all bottom tween Arch Rock and Cape Blan- Gant, pre-emption I). S. No. 4541 for the came riding up at a rapid pace and among the exhibits was a collec-1 ^lr* au(^ ^lrs- John Aiken. tJ O land. 5) acres under cultivation, . — —— --- » «- co. scared the horse which ran away. tionof mineral riches from various N of S. W. lt . N. W. *4 of S. K. \i and 80 acres good pasture. One of the best S. W . '4 of N. E. X , Sec. 6, Tp. 81 S. K. 11 : places on the North fork; would make a will liereaf- Steward < fc Paden Miss Short was thrown out, but parts of the district, which lllus- j good dairy farm. For particulars enquire The stage route from Empire Wesi Wii. Mer. He names the following witnesses to ' of (he undersighed or on the premises of the lines were fouled about her trate in a marked ninaner our su b-' ter have a big supply of choice City to Drain’s, is now in fine con prove bis continuous residence upon, and i *• *’ • Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon feet and she was dragged about 40 ( terraLeal, wealth and our raining sausage on hand on Wednesday dition Passengers put through to i cultivation of, said land, viz CHEAP! CHEAP!! .1 -j , , .. . W. E. Robinson ' ,*7 acres in Bandon City, on Main street; feet. At last accounts she was po8Bi fid ¡ties; for many of the spec-1 of each week, and will promptly the railroad the same day, without E . B. Robinson all of Myrtle Point, t ) large building of five rooms, etc., also Coos county, requested. I wm. w. Phillips barn. The premises are cleared and fenced, getting along nicely, but has many ¡mf»D8f though ¡»ossibly not them-1 fill orders from all parts. Send in extra charge, whe; ( Regoli. are pretty, and will be sold extremely cheap. ^ ! H. Wigand Fare to Portland by this route, | cuts and bruises that will require selvep possessed of any ^reat in-j your orders, Chas. W. Johnston, Enquire of Walter Sinclair. u50. only £14.40. tf. Register. ¡mg.. time to heal. triusic value, are iu mining par- (ksjnille City, Oregou. T H E D IS T R IC T F A IR . M ARSHFIELD, Feed S t a b le , Myrtle Polit 0% . O LIVE HOTEL, Land Agency I i/iinii Coquille City . r LIZZIE PRIEN, J. J. W IL SO N , O , W a tte ni Jewelry, I . . | - | • I l l i ¡.’t o V T O . X a id U O U O C 1«? a o 8 o o « i c»r» o n ; » u w w u , « K a - - ¿43 1 r — — i ------------- J ~
