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SlIIHlMT Knilfi. The Washington social season is The mail from Koseburg failed! Un^hiiiülnn I.eÉIcr about over now, and the gay world to connect again last nigSit. ( Frota nur Regular Correspondent.) I liornas Jolinrson has moved to The líKiivl Washington, Feb. 21, 1887. ¡ is ready for Lent. Mrs. Cleveland {he J(;ro Hfty|; ^ ce near Coos 1 he schooners roe all oi y* !. I* goiujj to T!l" week's work in «Migro» can held her Inst public reception o n , ci(y an(J ,ms tnrnea hji) a1lf.nti, except the liuhy; she ¡eft on I i i d (,airvi d iy. 1 rend-.lv epitomized. The sen- ¡ Saturday afternoon, and the ctowd fnnilin New Laki'.March 17. _ ta ils ’ , | was the largest she has ever had. R R Scranton soon • » „ 1 i ™ h C t i C A N \V. Sinclair, Es»j. retnrneii r< >m T. J. Stillwell, of this place, left } i;ave its consoni ,1 to CapL t », i i i , mq n rtandard of excellence which for Walla Walla, W. T., Thursday ! ship railway scheme across the j It began to gather two hours be- Salem \\ ednes !ay. istiimns SlOUgll to engage in log- adm its of no superior. ” ^ i It 11 cent ii i no cv rvhuni contains ry improvement that inventive isthmus of Panama, wrangled as it , fore the doors were thrown open, genius, bkkli bud mum y can piixluce. ging for the Nortli Bend mills. The Uoqville City Brass I»and on business The ¡Miopie of this district are always does over the appropria-1 and ere long it extended from the Tlie road leading from this pince wiil he in atteialance at tho hall nt F i .i ■ » , • i i tions for rivers and harbors, and white house entrance to the avenue ! . ... Cih* is all ,, clear , anxious to have the Misses Lehman ,1>cl ’ , _ Al .. ,, „ to ^ Coquille oxcent New l aka on 17th inst. ito OUB votevl ¡o\ay millions by passing a j gate and down the sidewalk for a mile on the Cunningham creek Mr. J . 1“. Topper, mine host ,,f and Beyers teach our school (his number of bills for the increase of : half a square, four or live abreast. , .. «- , am the Cloean House, Bandoli, visited summer. the invy. The house of represen- To ftlxmt every tifty women there ¡ . . . . . 1 . * . . . . . I visor cleared this road m his dis Have you ever tried one of those the upjK'r ii\er Friday. la tati ve j has devoted most of the j was one man. and he invariably J • triet and also the one down the ! l ice root sci uh brooms of Willard c Remember the dance on St. time to discussion of the money look« d as though lie felt out of slough for some distance. James : TO f c They are the best l'ntrick's day at New Lake, ami be A Wright's: bills which run this government, place, is a rustler, and is the right man ! EXCEL. V out, and should be kept by every suro that you go. See ad. which invariably provoke debate i Sv.ikl Fori* Uoinii. 1 in the right place. housewife. They are durable and Louie tid ier, of Dora, was in and which must lie disposed of i save much hard work. Miss Beyers, who lias been teneh- town Saturday and made the before the 4th, of Much, other- I Ed. H erald : --In your last issue « hr .tod for vol wanted to know what had be- j ing in your city for some time, hns ; M oved .- Harry Kribs has mov ati.- •, variety of com- H erald oilice a pleasant visit. no extra session would be ne- i^,,u ■ , . , , tl , , ,1 .i î'uii-h, ¡«'Ucci Li-' come of your Fast fork c o r r e s - ! retnrnefl to heiyhome here, where: C ed into J. II. Collier's residence on active, orna- iti cessai*)’. The Simpson boys, the success I - r uviiacs, ocuuow, tv. she was warmly welcomed. fay lor street; Ed. (.»allier to M hs Both the senate and house again i pendents. As far as “Nut' Sed” is ¡ E. H. Beyers believing inthefit- eli' V «, Mü>' v ::.*) i ì e r i t a t i o * . ful fisherman o¿ the lower ri\«T, '.f-tTAPM' Lehman’s cottage on t hird street: “Don ! passed the anti-polygamy bill, this < CiUicoined, lie is still here. . > E l i l A L r i ) FACELÏ arc n> noon esiablisii a ferry at John flck iu s to K. K. Caldwell's timo as it came amended I rom con- ! I!cx" lms 8»»o to the mountains, I ness of tilings, the Oregon rains ü i i l U L ü V K iito i -EEX, La in ion. BEl-T 1IATEBIAL, on First, while Steve W. Harring frrenoo, and tlm measure is now ; "lld 1 k'low wbetUer As You i <«*<l **>f f 'llu|'®ot «or town, m en- COMBINED, MAI.U THIS James Averill, son of Bnnilon s ton occupies the Copley house near « «'«il™ *hed merchant, went away on tin* nu ’oy the mill, and Mr. Whetstone oc „rn.lv for the president to „take it | ■' X Y-, Naws Kevot,., Buckeye, j I 1 L. X u . ' and So Tliev Say are still in tliei to take iu a trip to Alaska, seal cupies his new house on Secoud a law bv allixitig his name. Sumner, March 4. There was an Instruction Decks efiá Piano Stools. interestin'- debate ! lm,J ot ,l|a ,ivin« 01- > > " k hunting. sireet y est i On tlie 28th ami 29tfi of Feb. \ couicry colliery explosion, says a l Paris tiiis (piosiion. question. ramau'i Senator test «lYfi ■r inis — aris -jaeb oc<l Prioo LiiUi.cu eppllcatioa, •‘Cuele” John Marshal! has Mr. J. P. I upper, of tie (Veau said that, ns a matter of course. ! SilOW tel1 on the Coast H»ngef to j aispateh, killod several hundred CHICAGO r CaBAR CO. bought a piece «4 land of Mi*. House, B.i.iido;:, is having a sub- the bill would become a law, but j ! "1‘ (>i which, with , miners }q Etienne. t! 8ji i-'L/iluÜ AVt.9 Tapper at Bandoli, and is going fttantial stairway made leading to ! the previous snow, makes it ten I! e w : he con’d not vote •V it. CHICAGO, ILL. to start a henry. American “fo o ls ,it is said, are tiie top of tin* big rock near his well aware what the public senti- feet díép on a dead level and We call attention to the card ui' hotel. This >s as it should be; the me.it of the country was, but llo ! melting off very slowly. The out- sen« hug money to Germany to J. II. Upton iu another column. ladder formerly used had become amount of criticism would afftwt 1 *ll,e ,nai1 iielayed two c^ays, | elt?ct socialists ^ p laces o. trust, Any business en trust evi to him unsafe,and a visit to Bandon being the performance of his duties as a Und the carriers had to shovel snow | The O. «fe C., and the C. & O. — : 0 : — will be promptly attended to. i incomplete without a visit t«> this j jegje]A^or< J n i¡is judgement it J t h ^ r o a c l for a distance of f l e v - 1 railroads will be pushed to ajunc- T il© T J n c io r s ig n e c i Andrew Jackson and Ed. Crook : noted eminence, it was a necessity. vj0iatfHj a principle t>f the cousti- oral miles before they could make . tion a8 tast as po6sibie ZE^Ias inteud opening a meat market and The work being done is said to be tution aB to t|10 rights of property, their way through with the mail. C P Z 1T E D The Italian riviere is afflicted butchering business at Bandon this substantial, the ascent gradual and j j e consi,iem j its provision as to James Laird lost about twenty- spring. They are genial, good fel- j easy, and the railing such as to j the perpetual Emigrating Fund live head of cattle during the late ! with earthquake -f-* shocks. {> Pretty hard papers for • storm. lows and we wisli thorn all possible j preclude danger. R ticlilva*M A r i i i o i N a lv r. \i\ company, simple, naked, bohl eon- i’ (VA|P *ir The t>e«t sal ve iu the world for cuts, bruis w it success. Gallier & Son have just turned tiscation. and nothing else. It took |t!lls Imrt oi Oregon. es. Bores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet- j The Recorder publishes an in-[out a tine family spring wagon money subscribed by individuals! ^** Jmnes McCulloch has ■ t .......... ^_ _________ , IIST r. ehai«i)od hands, chilblains, corns, and terview with lion. Asa Crook in from their shop in this place for ami applied it to an object (public (diar£° ^,e Coos Lay \\ agon • ajj »kin eruptions, and positively cure« piles, j ^ m 0 road, Mild will open it for travel as j or no pay rrquim l. It iHguaranteed t< > give which he charges the death of the H. M. Holverstott of 1*iiirview, si;l10«)ls) not contemplated by the perfect satisfaction, or money refund« d. j slu c L bill asking the name of Averill 1 he wood work is hickory, special corporation! The Mtiye tiling soon as the weather admits. i‘rice *2.*> cents per box. For sale by J . II. Air. Shepherd will leave this, Nosier. Is prepared t<* buy or sell for changed t«> Bandon to the rn gli- ly selected, and the iron work of might bo done in regard to any the celebrated Norway iron, ami odici* religious coiqiorntion in this part for San Diego, Colifornia,: reasonable consideration. gence of Senator Siglin. !>0£i>. _ ' when spring opens. ! lie has the following for 9ale: I ii«? warm sunshiny weather last th«' whole put together in the most country, it was no answer to say In .Marshfield, Oreg., March 1, 18s7. to the i Mrs. Thos. Johnson who has workman-like applied only to the Mormon week changed to ruin Fiitlny, ami substantial and wife of Henry Keino. a son. Ths Greatest Bargain Out been lying rear death's door, j has continued till the present. manner, It i - superbly painted, church. At Myrtle Point, March f. 1887. to the j A groat fining for i»:;S iiiii Money, The senator said he ivc.Jîected a for some time, is we are glad to w ife of J. A. Lehnherr, a daughter. The suow in the mountains helped tin work of our young artist X. | Two np'.cndid !r»ts on a corner, in hear, improving. On Johnson creek, Feb. 2«». to the wife of : to make a fair sized freshet, which W. Leveve. It is certainly one the time when, in this country, a storm the best part of <*oq”.i:!c City, with good 7\ir. Percy Levur, of Sumner, A. D aris, a dno'diter. began to go down at this place of neatest wagons we have seen, and : 0 [ popular madness threatened to | box house with “L.** Lots cleared and retlects great credit on the builders. destroy the Roman Catholic was at Dora Inst week, on business? At Bandon, Feb. 27. 1KS7. t«> the wife of | fenced. 'J liis is one of the ties! buiijftma yesterday afternoon. It; v. li. B. Swafford, a daughter. i «ver offered here. What's the attraction, Percy? Go see it. - v -» W --- church, with all its rights of prop The contract for furnishing pil- A litrL o l j 80ncroaof the linest Hr timber on the X. Y. is ofT his base in regard to , , > ii a t xt i , river, li miles above Coquille City, near the ing for the government work at the | We are the recipient of a substan-' ' and when it was pleached my keeping you informed about Corrected weekly by A.L. Nosier, oilU rniK m„ls ,t> it. ' lt ¡.« u . mouth of tht- «'«»quill© stand.-, he- tiul i-iesont from Capt. W. Lb from the pulpit and hustings that Miss Idn, as I was merely correct- ' of the Cash Store. j mated that there are .H.000,000 feet of good tween Hurry Hunt of this place! Kncklilf, o! the tipper river, iu the that church was opposed to n te- 1()C ! timber on the laud. The land wil! bo sold ing an error which he had made. Per doz*»................... public in form of government that ! The and M. Timmons of Mville Point. «Lape of a sack of Hour. 50 ¡it a very great bargain. Nuf S« h ). j Apples, per bushel,............ it taught treason, that it sh o rn ! l e GO i The cheapest—ll-d/ acres miles from The ¡»lice per foot is a fraction less ; Captain sent it as a sample of the , . . Dora, Oregon, March 4. ’87. Lota toes, ! Gravel Ford. :W acres in cultivation. All than five cents. One of th rs o gen- product of his mill near the North j »polished ami its propeity conti»- , Flour, ¡>er barrel,............. fi.OO ; Rood land ¡joodout range for stook. House The Union Pacific is carrying Butter, per roll,................. 50 i 2'*.xl<> with sh«‘d addition. Barn 30x43 rk bridge, and in sinceri tv wc • cati'tl to the treasury of the United to tlemen will doubliez give Stetes. | imy to Montana stockmen at reduc- Cheese, per pound,............. lfi:^ orohRr'1* *r> h‘ ad of cnttle-lrtt of b°Ri; mu-t say that ir is equal to tin i i ^t'des. the other. Another feature of the bill which „,i n iw ¡Beefsteak “ . 12 stands of bc«>. fanning tools. Good e«l I . l i e s . I M r i M t . t K , ............................................ Iw ? t timber i n i l t n r n on n n ttitlt'» » ,! n n rlin t. h n lo ud Indeed, we nri J ! uncleared portion of t the land. Mr. Whiter Sinclair, <>t ti:i> best imported. he Ciiiiul not support \.*as t!ie tosi Beef, per fore <jr Vll for $2200 enquire of J. Sturdevant on th* it:-lim-ii to tlnj belief that in taste General Joint Sherman is a can place, hns been j : | * j »r int* J g neral «lo, per hind«jr., ojith imposed upon voters an i per- premises or of the undersigned. ;i excells any Caiiiornia brand we tor Í uniate the presidency next j Mutton.............Ï “ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !s < f, 10 state agent for tl.o Home Lif«' In TIIKEK LOTS. 1U* knew have here, and in thir-opinion we're ; , s«>ns elected to office. i y ohi *. i Salt F < irk, . . . . 8 A House of « * » rooms centerally located in surance company of New York, He i J i Corned Beef,.. 7 .-ec«ill1 led by many who we find, something ahout test oatlis. Coquille Citv verv cheap f«ir cash. New York saloon keepers are with headquarters nt Portland. U hail gone throtigli an era of pros- w r i ^ i : CEDAR H am s,........... 11 have used Mr. It's make of Hour. I : boycotting the brewers of that city. U «aires of white cedar timber He goes at once to be absent three 10 We imve i>fien beard of the good | <-“r *pUi>n on itccount ° f tl^etn. ... Bacon(sides) .. . 1 6 0 land, one-fourth mile from Bear months. Mr. S. is an experienced 9 creek. Very Cheap. 1 -, ,| ,* , , ■ Senator Kdinunds denied th a t' Ameriea is ( atbelic by six nidl- do (shoulder).. “ . .......... qnabty of «„e «..nr made at to s . of CHDstitntiol, in i ion, counting Canada and thecoun- Lard, 12 agent and we predict good work Brewery for sale—capacity ot six o mill, but wore hardly prepi bárrele. Good Location—Every Cabbage,............ \ Jj for his company. respect to the rights of property | Les or Mextc«T. thing convenient. Satisfactory reasons Onions.. 3 believe it could be as good as it ; inven for winning to ko ¡1. were violated in this bill, and as to j Our congress says we must have S u g a r,................“ .................8@10 Posters are out announcing the really is. ne and a half acres one-half mile from tost oaths, he said they had been | three more cruisers in addition to Coffee, in tins, .. “............. 30 Coquille City, on slago road; h«>use of closing out sale of the Hongel A This is another evidence that we do, green,..........“ .............. 14 five rooms, wood-shed, ^ood cistern, 150 Selander store. Marshfield, by \. - are living far behind the possi j carefully incorporated into the , tin six ordered some time ago. fruit lm s, some lu aring—Very cheap. Ten, green,........“ .............. 30y/ 70 signee \\. H. ¡8. Hyde, cormnenc- bilities of «>ur county. Why im- , constitution of the United States. ! The lease of the O. R. X. bv the «1«», English bkfst ‘ > n c r e s on North fork near Gravel <0 f ) i Fori): 2.1 aen scleared, house 1(1x26, ing March 7th. The stock cou-! I port brc-mist.iff when snowy white ! ^vety senator htul been obliged to ¡ fnion Pacific is played out. Con- R ic e ,............. 8 barn 30x.r>4, smokehouse, wood-shed, bee Beans,........... 4 house; i stands of Ix-es. 2 cows, household sists of boots, shoes, men s cloth- Hour of the finest tasting and l’is take one. The })resi«lent of the ' gross says. no. Apples, dried, ing. bate, oil coats, and a varied | ing qualities can be made of tl.o j United States and every officer of j The Topolobninpo colony that 8 h j and kitchen furniture, fanning tools, wagon Basins, do 20 ¡ and harm ss. 1.*» acres of crops; range ont- .KiitrimAiit nthr-r goon». Tin. i o i .i to settle Mexico, assortment nf or oiner i ne wheat that i grows so luxuriantly the United States or of a state was ; went . t , in Sinaloa, Tiin ,. 0 ,,..!« h Currants, do I side and convenient for UK* 1 ead of st«K*k, 12 1;is co,nG finof* V country is j r | isU’ss than one mile troui seliool house and goods are o fie red at a reiluction I her«»? We should raise our own 1 ! compelled, au«l always had been, to ! barren, iiol,. . . . . . . . and the people are jsuller- _j post offee—$ 2.50«). of 20 to 40 per cent., and will !»e i nr■a,l and patronize home industry. ! t,ke »“ 0ftth whi«l‘; in " '>8 ing. A large number of them ut- I /**> acr, ;- 4 -'b'>Vl- Parkersburg, COAL! COAL! like that required in this bill. I U - on Coqnilio r:v. r: 25 ncres bottom— 1 tempted to return by small boats, closed out in 30 days. balance l>**neh and bill land. House 20x38 Senator Hoar here inquired and were lost at sea. W. It. Panter wil! deliver atone coni on barn •12xi*'.i; good. >« ui • orchard. bc;iring; Mr. A. G. Baldi is at Los An- the bank of tbe river at his lsiujing for good timber on the on the ¡)l.i«-c: good out fh e annual school meetii g heie nud is ingaged in the ! whether the bill, in prescribing an t u l.m l to Ilo n o S<TJiping. $2.50 in bulk; in sacks—sacks furnished— side range for stock. Jric e , 1250. yesterday resulted in the election ; stre()t cnr Bervi(w He suy»: Wo | oath or qnalification for offleo, R5>l50i) for 1(50 acres of land. 80 ncres under Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg, 111..says: $3 per ton. ejp fence. (500 fruit trees house . burn (¡0X40. of A. L. Nosier for the long term, have a big boom here. Lots, such 1 anywhere attacked a mere opinion “ Having received so much Benefit from v'>n2*itf. \ g< od range format !eadjoining. and R. E. Buck for the short term, fcr Honst- ¡t:;d tuo lots iu Coquille , , n ’ » as mine in Coquille City, are worth separate from a criminal act. Mr. , Electric Fitters, J feel it my duty to let eS City; very cheap, as directors, and C. Andrews i i j Q ACRES<>n Coquille river, SO ncres I satOtl, «ml those three miles from Edmunds replied that it did not in ; FOR SALE! ¿ 4 * ) l. - - bal- - land, <! acres cleared, The directors were instructed to j town are sellili«' ................... for 8550. In ap-1 the slightest def-ree. “ I lit' m ost I doctors told me I would have to have the Ten head of young Milch Cows. : " !Kv coni! Umher, c der Mut fir -convenient build a brick lino in the school ; proaching this place, for five miles ; astute and ingenious sophist could 1 ,,one ! to log. Sn.»U hou. with lbr«-e rooms, or muPntnt0<J* t used, in- Apply to S221 tl. < tr. I'.: • n r ¡!.»-i>u”T*i» the bottom , . . . , i i . ; < • « • • ! 1 1 1 • 1 stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and house; also to reimburse G. Melil I p a sse d th r o u g h o ra n g e a n d lorn- fir; ! m u m j h in t o f s u c h a th in ^ - G. W . S t e v e n so n , land aud l.oose E.2i i — a ;■;.!• ndid « banco seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salvi*, and for one wishing to ke a i.t ;t.e. Liberal Fairview, Oregon. n29 («•nt;« given. in the sum of forty Hollars forensts' i(b the frait seattere .1 It |,,.H b-en carefully excluded. my leg is now sound and well.” One choice bi. i m l o t in Coquille City in the suit with Clark Miller. A rJxiut on the ground. Los Angeles : Senator Ingalls asserted that lie Electric Bitters arc* sold at fifty cents a bot —verv desirable. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT laid move was made when the di is overrun with people, as is also had as much respect for the sin- tle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c per A B ABO AIK. box bv J . H. Nosier, Gravel Ford, all bottom j r O acres rectors were instructed to build a San Diego. The boat I came down cere opinion of a Mormon as that |* OT ICE is hereby given (hat the under 1 * ) 0 land. i • acres under cultivation, signed lias tiled her final account a« ad 30 acres good pasture. One of the best tlue over the partition, since it will on had about 200 men going iu of Episcopalian, Catholic, Cougre- <>ftoil HexultM iu K r o r y C a s e . ministratrix of the estate of Wrn. D. Wagner, piaoes on the North fork: would make a good dairy farm. For particulars enquire coma almost in contact with the|80arc|l ,,t work, and wc me! a bout gationnlist, Methixlist’ or Baptist. I). A. Bradford, wholesale pap*r dealer of deceased, and of the unJersighed or on the premises o f' W ednesday tuk G tit day of A pbil , 1887, ChattanoogK. Tenn., writes that he was seri- )**‘’ry* j with a like number leaving. L ob All religious belief that was hon «»usly afflicted with a severe oold that settled has been set apart for the settlement of said J . B. Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon. The pretty weather of the early j Angeles has a population of about estly entertained was respectable on his lungs: had tried many remedies with estate by the Honornble County Court of A well improved farm of 1<>0 acres on Fish- 50 ncres bottom him'.: >ood house and part of last week set our people to ' 00,000 and is growing rapidly, although it might be erroneous, out benefit. Being induced to try Dr. King’s Coos county, Oregon, and the hearing of trap barn and orchard: is a good home for any Discovery for Consumption, did so any objections thereto. improving. We noticed a number ! Orchards are being cut down and j and condemned by one’s judgment New one. Price <122 >0. Liberal terms given. Dated Ciniuille. Oregon, March 8, 1887. and was entirely cured by use of a few bot- 120 acres three miles up the North fork. preparing their gardens for seed- j vineyards dug up to give room,! “but” said he, “it is not the Mor- j ties. Since which time he has used it in his Mary E. Pugh, 27 ncroH plow I and cleared, good house: barn (formerly Mary E. Wagner.) in«', while others are otherwise and a novel plan is adopted to get i mon rtfiigion that is attacked in ! famiiy for all Coughs and Colds with best 40x10. School house within 200 yards of Administratrix. improving their p r e m i a Cl. j settlers. A company will buy a this bill, it it the practice of P"- the house. Cun be made one of the best of NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. farms. Very little waste land—good water. Mold is building a commodious ; piece of land at from #1000 to j lygamy, which is one of the tenets! Wonderful Discovery. Trial Bottles free Price *1500. Inquire of P. Dean or the 'VTOTICE is hereby giwen that the under- barn, A. Lukens and Geo. ( ’oilier #2000 per acre aud lay it oft into j of a certain proportion of that nt J . II. Nosier*« Drugstore. undersigned. 1 x signed has filed his final aoconnt as ad being the car](enters employed, j lots, on every 7th one of which a church. 1(50 acres three-quarters of a mile up Lam- X H* UPTON, ministrator of the estate of Titas B. Willard, pev creek from the river. 20 acres cleared, S. \V. Harrington remodeled the house worth several hundred dol-1 Other senators spoke in opposi- COUNSELOR at LAW—NOTARY PUBLIC decensed, and 50 fenced. Of the timber. 40 acres are white W ednesday , the 6 th day of A peil , 1887, the house and fence, and is gre itly lars is placed. You buy your lo t! ti«*n to the bill, among them being Conveyancer and General Land 20 acres grazing has been set apart for the settlement of sjiid . °°6ar good timber improving the property recently on tiie installment plan, paying i Senators Call, of Florida, and estate bv the H«nmrable County court of Rrou,l(l 011 nP land. 1 louse 28x.l0, barn 30x AGENT. it the end of a i h itler, of S. Carolina. Both of Collections Made—Loans Negotiated* Coos county, Oregon, and the hearing of ( 3°, •**> fruit trees yoang and bearing. Small purchased of \V m. Copley. Geo. #25 per month, and at fruits of several kinds aud good varieties. them disclaimed all toleration of any objections then to. DENMARK, OREGON. Leueve b.« built an addition to few months they have a drawing püy(,,lmy j >ut t, coull, uot Bn,„ Price $1250— Liberal terms. Dated Coquille, Oregon. March 8, 1887. Ranches. Wild Land and Town Property A fine orgon at an immense bargain. his house and is preparing to do- j aud you stand one chance in 7 to port the proposed means of getting bought Thou. B. Willard, and «old. Collections a specialty Enquire of Walter Sinclair. get the lot with house on it. Or at this office. n30 Administrator. rid of it. some fencing. and proceeds promptly remitted. CHICAGO COTTAGE LOCAL ITEMS f 4 THB POPULÄR ORGAN juana a g e n c y I uf u o q u i lie ii ii O 1 j
