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Newspaper Page TextAdditional Locals. .lu r lli F o r k It a m t» I l u g » . GENERAL June 17.— Died— At the home o f her daughter, Sirs. Water») on The Roseburg Iioview of lust the North Fork, Mrs. Abigail Has- Thursday gives this stutemeut of kin, aged 81 veins, 1 month and She was baptized by tlie singe robbery near Hint place, 9 days. in which we are interested but have Elder llolleubeak upon a profes sion of her faith in her 77th year; received no later particulars: was a member o f the Christian This morning about 9 o’clock the church of Fairview. She was laid stage bound for Coos bay, George j to lest by the side o f her husbaud Laingor, driver, was held up on the 1 in the Fairview cemetery. Elder P. F I S H K B ,N . w » i >» p « b A D iM Ti .i xa a «« ht , 11 v p r b i l l 4 m i l e s t h i s H id e o f • 11 Merchants' Eicliau*., Hei, Frau. i».o la « « O v e r M i l , 4 m i l e s 11118 81C1G Or Geo. Carl ofliciating at her funeral. NEW S. ■luix Ituric-Co«* lluj’ NIatcr llel.l l'|>. I oar authorieol aiteut. Thla paper la kept ou Ole, O lu lla p o slolllC e. A lo n e h lg llw a y - --------- man stepped out o f the brush anti commanded a halt at the mazzlo of i a gun. The driver threw out the ’ way pouch, telling the robber that ! there was nothing else but papers, n | p. f\ fV | thus savingthe through letter pouch IIIIP I l j i p r C . in which were at least six registered I lU C lU V U I V / I I V I O packages. The robber cut open the The H erald has splendid club-j pouch, securing two registered bing facilities with the bestnewspa-1 packages which probably coutainej pors published in the land. We offers merchandise ouly. lliere were but two passengers, a San Francisco The H erald and the New drummer, Raymond Brumbaugh, York T W IC E -A -W E E K who was inside, and » lady, Mrs. WOULD, both for one year Francis, who was on the seat with for only............................... $ the driver outside. The drummer The H erald an d the Weekly was unarmed and contributed *30 S. F. Examiner................... in currency when called upon to The H erald and the Daily “ pungle." The robber theu dis Examiner, including Sun appeared in the brush and the stage day’s mammoth edition .. G. A. It. comrades can get “ The drove on. He was a medium-sized National Tribune,” published at man, with a mask over the lower Washington City, D. C., at this pait of his face. He wore a white office for £1 a year in ndvance, or slonched hat,dirty duck coat,striped with the Hun a l i i , the two p a p ers cotton trousers and a No. 7 shoe, as a measurement of his tracks indi for *2.50! cated. W. 11. Wells arrived here TV f i TH E GOI-.D M :'} m i c k o b e with the news about noon, and Dep IIA I f ¡8 instantly killed by sending uty Sheriff Shambrook left for tire 1 1 1 1 I I I - a 2-cont stamp to the Ameri can Bimetallic Longue, Wash scene of the robbery this sfteruooD. ington, D. ('., and asking for free literature. Do it. A GREAT OFFER. The “Twice-a-Week” edition of the New York World (formerly the Weekly) has proved a pheuominal success. It is a semi-weekly of six pages, mailed Tuesdays and Fridays; eight columns to tho page; forty- eight columns each issue. It gives the news fully half a week ahead of any weekly paper, and, at the same time, retains all the literary, agricultural, miscellany and other features which made Tho Weekly World so popular. Yet the price is ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Your subscription will be tuken at this office. For samplo copy address The World, N. Y. ------------- --------------- At the Polk county Athletic club races, held at Monmouth last week, there wns much interest and largo crowds gathered at the racetrack. The wheel races were special at tractions and drew contestants from California, Washington, and from all points in this state. There were 70 entered in the special race, in which our young townsman Fred Nosier stood 4th; and in the Nov elty race he was 2d best. The road between this city and the bay is in splendid condition —said to be never better. The supervisors worked it at the right time anil in the right manner, and deserve due praise, lio w if we bad wide-tired vehicles, the road would be good the yoar round, and with the shading timber cut out a permanently good road to the good name o f our county. Arrangements have been made by which wo can furnish this paper (tho H erald ) and the Twice-a-Week Now York World all for $2.25 a year. Take advantage of this offer and get your own local paper anil tho Twice-a-Week W orld at this C. W ilkins returned Sunday special rate evening from his Sixes river mine C oquille C it y H erald . with a spell of fever. Ho took Salem Statesman: The proposed sick shortly after resuming bis Coos Bay railroad will connect prospecting, some three weeks ago, the southwest coast country with with a protracted fever, and is now and make it a part of Oregon. lying at home for treatment and It is now a part of California in careful nursing. everything but name. Iloseburg and'Douglas county need the road, too. It will make that beautiful metropolis of the Umpqua valloy n bustling city--probably the lnrgest in the state south of Salem. Beaver Hill is booming. L um ber is on the ground for thirty new cottages and a store building, 55x 00 feet, will be put up at once. This latter building will have a central structure two stories high, GO feot deep, with business offices above. Comrade Quick and wife came up last Saturday to attend church meeting nnd visit their daughter, Mrs. Lavine. Mrs. Quick is under going a course of medicine now from which she is deriving bene fit. A Boston judge lias just given the Bell telephone robbers n decision that extends their privilege of rob bery for thirteen years. What a curiosity a judge would bo who would decide that tho people had some rights. Court decisions in favor of corporate robbers are get ting monotonous. But then, noth An improved farm o f 100 acres, ing else enn be expected. It is a standing joke that the longest pmso in Rogue River valley, is offered for exchange for a small place near a town in this county, or sub Tho last congress appropriated urban property. Reason for ex $100,000 for tho topographic and change, age and for health. See geological survey of the country. ad. Of this amount $60,000 was appor The public school nt Myrtle tioned the Pacific coast division, in Point, Prof. Cox as principal, charge of Mr. Goode, consisting of j closed its term last Friday. Prof. California, Oregon and Washington, j Cox will return to Kent, Washing- half of which shall bo devoted to ton, where ho formerly resided, topographical work and half to tho I Tbe reliKioU9 meetinRS nt the geographical survey. * * * * Methodist church were concluded O n. topographical party i. n ow ! larf Sundsy nigh, Kev Johu80I1 at work in tho vicinity of Roaeburg, ,eft ,o f home Mom, and will map tho country between The term o f the I'ishtrap school, Roseburg anil Coos bay. A third under the tuition of Prof. Kiuui- party is at work in tho Coos bay cutt, closed last Thursday. country. It is now confining itself Arrangements are in hand for a to the primary triangulation work. grand display of fireworks on tbe It must bo consoling to the sur- evening o f our 4th. viving friends of the 182 persons Railroad extension talk is in the who were drowned by tho sinking p. Let it move foiward. steamer Colima to know that the K rh o o l IC op ort. captain anil other officers were in The following is a report of the competent— ft cheap gang employed by a rich corporation willing to district school at Randolph for the mouth beginning May 13, and end take the risks of lives to make a ing Juno 7,1895: Pupils enrolled, few dollars. A few days ago, also, 27; days taught, 19; days attend an incompetent engineer blew up a ance, 301 J; days nbsence, 44. new boiler in an eastern manufao- Average daily attendance first taring concern, destroying a tine week- 16: 8ecoml we*k- 17 , third week, 2 0 ;fourth week,25. Branches building and taking the lives of, taught; reading, grammar, geog or maiming for life twenty working raphy, mental arithmetic, written people, mostly women. This will arithmetic, history, penmanship, occur nearer home before long. orthography, physiology, ami alge When that “ wliat-is-it" lawyer that bra. Pupils who were 100 in de- portment: Daisy Russell, Edith runs the Mail explodes with intelli Carlson. Florence and Elmer Wal- gence, good-bye Marshfield. i strom, Sadie Faliy, Frank Carlson. Others who were above 90; Luther Tol Stone has bought Will Rose’s Bailey, Louisa Hultin, Victor Rus interest in the Shamrock saloon. sell, Walter Smith. SQUALLY FOR BRICE. Cincinnati, June 1J.— Replies to Q circular spot out to llODemocrutic editors of Ohio show that 90 fay ir free silver and the others are di vided in their views. This result was made public today after the announcement of Senator Brice at Lima of his caudiilticy for re-elec tion on a sound money platform. MUCK NOT THE MURDERER. “ They are gathering homeward from every land, One by one—yea, ono by one.” Sarah IWuhnrt is writing her inciiioirs. If she tells the great How to Cure Yourself \Vhi!o Using truth regarding her early private Cannot bo permanently cured by the use life her book will hardly be allowed Tobacco. o f opiate« and sedative compounds. It ia The tobacco habit grows on a man to pnss through the American mails. too deeply seated. It ij caused by nn impoverished condition c ( the blood, until his nervous system is seriously upon which the nerves dej>end for suste affected, impairing health, comfort Z tZ ittS S ttttZ tttS tttiS S jS nance. This is the true and only natural aud happiness. To quit suddenly is explanation for nervousness. Purify, en ; too severe a shock to the system, as rich aud vitalize the blood with tobacco, to an inveterate user, be- I comes a stimulant that his system 2 continually craves. Baco-Curo is a ! scientific cure for tho tobacco habit, 1 in all its forms,carefully compounded to tho person submitting th o m ost mcritorlouH Invention i after the formula of an eminent Ber during tho preceding month. WK 8 ECUKB PATENTS and nervousness w ill disappear. Hood’s lin physician who 1ms used it in his ^ FOIt INVENTORS, uud tho J ob ject o f this offer is to en Sarsaparilla will give vitality to the blood private practice since 1872, without courage persons o f an invent and w ill send it coursing through the a failure, purely vegetable and guar ive turn o f mind. A t the same time we wish to impress veins and arteries charged with the life- anteed perfectly harmless. You cun tho fact that « :: giving, strength building qualities which make strong nerves. If you are nervous, ! use all the tobacco you want, while It’s the Simple, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pnd the same I taking Baco-Curo; it will notify you relief of w hich hundreds of people are tel 1 when to stop. We give a written Trivial Inventions ling in their published testimonials. Get ! guaranty to permanently cure any aud That Yield Fortunes ' case with threo boxes, or refund the Only K o o d ’ —such ns Do Long's Hook money with 10 per cent interest. and Kyo. "S oo that Hump. Because Hood’s Barsaparilla is the only "Safety P in." "P igs In Clo True Blood Purifier prominently in the Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a ver,” "A ir Drake,” etc. public eye today. Sold by all druggists. , scientific cure, that cures without the Alm ost evory one conceives C\ a bright Idea at Bomu time or aid of will power and with no incon other. Why not put It Iu prac Mood’s Pills ES æ U î 'w i r venience. It leaves tho system as tical use? YUL’ It tulouts may lio in this direction. Muy pure and free from nicotine as the make your fortune. Why not ‘ •Criirtble” im a Sbuiililer-Illtter. try? :: :: « " :i day before you took your first chew f t r w r i t o for further information and E d it o r H e r a l d : We notice in or smoke. Sold by all druggists, mention this paper. the Coast Mail of the 6th inst., a with our ironclad guaranty, at $1 communication from “ Crucible,” THE PRESS CLAIMS GO. per box; threo boxes (thirty days'' overflowing with ordinary goldbug P h ilip W. A v lrett, Qeu. Mar.. treatment), *2.50; or sent direct on j argument. While it does require 618 F Street, Northwest, receipt of price. Write for booklet I WASHINGTON, D. C. capital to mine silver, it nlso re and proofs. Eureka Chemical & quires men to do the work, and the M’f’g Co., M’f’g Chemists, La Crosse, r ^ T h o responsibility of this company may bo Judged by tho fact that its silver, if coined, goes into the *toek is hold by over ono thousand o f tho leading newspapers in tho chnunels of trade, increasing our Wisconsin. N e rv o u s n e s s H ood 8 DON’T STOP TOBACCO $ 100.00 Given Away Every Month S a r s a p a r illa San Fiancisco, June 11.—The inquest over the death of Miss Nel Mrs. G. W. Magill, who has been lie Harrington wns concluded visiting relatives here, returned to | today. Four additional witnesses her Lome iu Curry county lust completed the alibi of Senator week. Buck, established at the inquest A. Lavern is quite sick at his yesterday. I. W. Lees, chief of home ou North Fork. detectives, wns the Inst witness. There was a large congregation He said no stranger committed the at church here yesterday and the crime. The murderer wns thor attention was fine. oughly familiar with the premises. Born—to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tho crime was not for the purpose Norris, June 10th, a daughter. of robbpry. The murder was most P io n e e r . brutal. The wounds were inflicted --------------------------------------- by a pistol used as a club. The 1 r.umlon R ecorder. I jury returned a verdict of murder W. H. AveriH, who moved to by an unknown person. California last fall from this place, j DEBS NOW IN PRISON. will return shortly. Chicago, June 11.—Eugeoe V. J. P. Wilbur now occupies the Debs reported to the United States place ho recently purchased of the ; marshal nt noon today and signified Wrenshall brothers. his rendiness to begin his term of A Methodist Episcopal church imprisonment with the other offi will be built in Bandun this sum cers of the American Railway mer. The enterprise will be Union. He and the others were pushed forward as rapidly as pos given liberty uutil this afternoon, ----- _ - :-------— United States. sible from this time on until it isi when all but George W. Howard money volume, thereby preventing L e t * ItrtiiN. T Z Z Z SZ t W 5 ï £ î » t m : completed. wejee taken to Woodstock, III., to be the mouey-cliimgera from manipu June 11.— Crops look fine, and Since Bandon was set off as a! confined. Howard has asked to be lating things as they do when there is n good prospect for lots of separate school district in 1887, j takeu to jail at Joliet uud hio re money is more scarce. “ Crucible” fruit in our part of the community. 35*0*? S a l e . says wa have passed through a the number o f school children iD j quest was granted. William Cotton and family r p U K E E N IC E L E V E L L O T 8 - money panic. W o would like the the district up to and including this i A MURDERER CONFESSES. passed through this vicinity Tues gentleinau to tell us who discovered year, eight years in ali, has stead- I day, June 11th. Portland, Or., June 12.— Louis that we are through it. W e are FOtt THE TRICE OF TW 0 ~ $ 125 ! ily increased, and that, too, without J. N. Sumeilin aril son Tom any booming. This is an increase Smithie, confined ir. the county aware that hundreds of thousands visited Myrtle Point the first of O n M ain street, betw een Gth and 7th, W o o d jail awaiting the action of the grand- of business men, farmers and bank land A ddition to Hendon. A ddress of upwards o f 1500 per cent, and jury on a charge of stealing a cow, depositors have gone through with the week. They went with a foir- M. L. KAN DLEM AN. we believe tbe population has in 51 if] Parkersburg, O r. horse team. has confessed to themurder of Geo. their last dollar, but “ the end is creased iu a still greater ratio dur Mrs. W. II. Brown nnd her W. Young three years ago at Mott, not yet.” ing the same period, daughter and son visited Mrs. C. a small place near Dunsmuir, Cal. “ Crucible” would gladly attrib H. Mast o f Lee Sunday. The story os told by Smithie is I W est O regon ia n i ute it all to tho Democrats, but, lie y . George Carl of Norway Jesse BeReu moved, Tuesday, that five years ago he went to Sil- hold; did not Sherman, the Ore preached to a large crowd at the from the M iddle Fork to his place verton, Marion county, where he gonian, and other gold-standard Fairview schoolhonse Sunday, became acquainted with Geo. Young advocates tell us if the purchasing on Catching creek. ■ y y ISIIIN G T O PU R C H A SE who with his wife and four children clause of the Sherman act were June 9th. G iles & Son have their kiln of wns residing at that place aud was Mrs. George Stevenson and repealed a wave of prosperity about 100,000 brick burned, and cutting wood for a living. An ) would sweep over the nation aud daughter, Lottie, were the guests will soon be ready to begin mold intimacy Mrs. sprung up between | gold would How to us? Did not o f Mrs. Waters last week. ing another lot. Smithie and Mrs. Young. The j Gladstone say that it would be the Stevenson went to see her sick for schools or academ ies mother, Qramdma Haskins. It is said that the C. B., R. A E. parties nfterwnrd went to Sissons, height of folly for England to George Martin passed through W ill find it t ) their interest to consult o - R . R. <fc N. Co. has contracted for Cal. On the way Young noticed j advocate nn increase of She mouey this vicinity Wednesday. w rite tho undersigned, agent for Kane «fc 15,000 ties to be used in extending how familiar Smithie aud Ins wife C o , m nnofacturera, C hicago, 111. volume, ns she was a creditor na W e sell d irect from tho fa ctory, am i D. W. Baker’s little son has their road towards Roseburg. had become aud his jealousy be tion? And is our nation not a ship, f. o. b ., to San F rancisco or P o rtlin d . A petition is being circulated came aroused to such an extent debtor? fie rce would uot we he been quite sick for the past two JOH N KOW AN, Agent. It) tf] C oqn ilU C ity, O regon . asking tba county court to aid Miss that he threatened to shoot Smithie. benefited by increasing our money days. James Mast made a trip to Ban- Finally it was determined by the volume? Belle Hill who is in indigent cir don the last of the week. cumstances, and has no menus of guilty couple to put Young out of “ Crucible” farther says that Mrs. Sherwood aud lmr grand the way forever. Accordingly, Mrs. Weaver advocates abandoning the support. Monday was a very busy dny in Youug made au appointment with Omaha platform. For the sako of son, Bertie, visited friends in this our town. Quite a number of her husband tn meet her at Soda argument, suppose ho should, community Saturday and Sunday. Hardee Mast has been very sick YouDg would our party have to disband? fanners were in trading, and tennis Springs on'tSoda creek. for the past few days. Hurry up came and when he was sitting ou could be seen nt all times passing Not much. No one man can con the bauk of the creek his wife came trol or disband the Populist party. | and get well, Hardee, for Sunday C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N up and down the street. up behind him and seized hold of The Oregonian can striko “ free sil is the time to take your girl to 4 LT j kinds o f farm w ork so licite d . Horse The new road between this place him. Smithie then plunged a ver” from the Republican party of church. With best wishes j : \ shoeing and plow work s» speck'd! y and Eckley, which passos Custer, T o p s y . Supplies fo r logg in g w ork, wedge: . d ogs knife into his breast, killing him Oregon, anil Grover I can send his has been completed bo that you rin g s,ca n t-h o o k s nnd everything used in The body was theu concealed. | hirelings (paid by tho people) out logg in g cam ps kept o n ha n d . S a tisfa ction can reach Haines’ plnce with a guurnnteed. S h op oil corn er n orth o f l ’i o , J o y ’ s f o r t lia J a d e d a n d G o o d wagon. The mailearrier is now Young was missed iu the neighbor to hoodoo the public, but no plu neci Feed sta b le . (.l'.Hf hood but people supposed that he H e a lt h f o * a l l H a a k iiid . tocratic syndicate oan disband the running a hack on that route. had adandoDed his wife and uo party that pins its faith to “ equal JO Y S VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA. Preparations are being made to search wns made for the body. j rights to nil and special privileges make tbe 4th of July celebration Acting on Smithie’s confession — \ tic-; through la made from I , r1 II,., at this place this year tho most Sheriff Spars arrested Mrs. Young, to none." >3 nature’sown herb.», and proper chan- contains n o & & Crucible says, “ if the Democrats enjoyable and attractive gathering widow of the murdered man, m a i m i u e r a l wggTs^A».-'-»w r.ra nels. Joy'a V e g e ta b le that has ever taken place on the log cabin near Beavertown nnd she were to demand the annexation of Sar.-apanlla the United States to Great Britain, j ^ E A T S J M m K Coquille river. c u r e s Dys- now occupies a cell iu tbe county it would not hurt them in the least.” nepaia, — --------*-«•»«----- ------ —- C O P Y R IG H T S / Ch r o n i c jail awaiting developments. CAN I O B T A IN A P A T E N T ? F o ra T i l t : l i i s s n i i i : i n :\ ir .i> . It would seem, to a casual observor, C o n s tip a ---------- ----------- ---- gromnt ar.s»w* r end an honest opinion, write to tion, Liver M I N N a t-i*.. who have bad neurly fifty years* that we had as well be annexed to C o in plaints experience In the patent business. Communica Nervous Prostration. M illio n s W o r lli «1 l* r o | » r r lj D e nnd Kidney England, as otherwise, so long as tions strictly confidential. A H and book of In- s t r o y e d , K ln l u o K i l l i n g . lorraatlon ccncornin« Patents and bow to ob Affections. tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of moebon- E. W. J oy C o m p a n y — Gentlemen: we are compelled to pay her inter and scientific books sent free. Loudon, June l l . —-According to I have suffered from a nervous pros est enough to support her. Issue Patents taken through Munn A Co. roeelro special notice in the* betentitle A im-i irnn. and n special dispatch from Shanghai, tration from financial losses. Can more bonds, Groyer-Sherman, for j thus are brought widely before the public with out cost to the Inver tor. This paper, . _______ _____ splendid ^____ a P»l— the loss of property as the result say Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla has fear silver will drive the gold off! fi tho issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by bv far largest circulation in tho . - of any - , _ scientific ___ work ork 1 of the recent rioting nt Cheng Tn, cured me. My liver, stomach and before that begins to operate. /orId. ' 1. £ S i a year. Sample copies sent free, Cuildiu lldiufi Edition, monthly, #2.50a year. SinRlo Kittling aud Ho Clung, amounts to bowels have been very inactive, but W. S. V. | COpiea, ________ is, ______ ,»cnts. _____ Every number ________ contains _____ bo&u- J o y ’ s V e g e ta b le tiful plaies, in caloia, and photographs of new severe! million dollars. Tho Chi since taking your remedy I mil S a r s fiy t ir illa liouseo. with plans, enabllac builders to show tho A llcniiirlutlile Cure o f SSliruina- latent designs and secure contraéis. Address nese officials, it is added, headed entirely well. prevents tired feci- All business men tialll. MUNN à, CO.. N lw Y ork . 3t>l U uoadwat . m g s ataggering een- by tbe viceroy of the province of and women should use it. Please Westminster, Cal., March 21,1894. U 1 cations, palpitation \ Sxechuen, openly encouraged the publish. (Signed.) — Some time ago, on awakening one 1 o f heart, rush of mobs to all sorts of outrages, null To t h e Unfortunate. b lood t o th o head, Mu. W m . H enry J ones , morning, I found that I had rheu- the petitions of foreigners for pro dizziness, ringing in D R . G IB B O N S ’ Butte, Mont. niatism in my knee so badly that, as I ears, soots before the tection were refused. DISPENSARY, ! I remarked to my wife, it would be eyes, headache, b il New York, June 11.— The follow Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness, | impossible for me to attend to bus ious ness, const i pation ing cnblpgrntn of today’s date, from give way to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsap o f bowels, pains in iness that day. Remembering that, *!■; I •vj ' j- Y . jj corner ‘fr™** of Coinmercia Rev. J. R. Hikes at Shanghai, has arilla. th e back,m elancholy, .;/]% ? v n - <; San Francisco, C a l. ! I had some of Chamberlain's Pain tongu e coated, fou l gy: --------------► -- - been received nt the office of the Fstnblislicd i n 18f>4, Balm in my store I sent for a bottle,! breath, pim ples on -Y-i :••!• I I:«* t !'« ¡’.I u nit of I f nature never makes a mistake, Methodist Missionary society in face, body and lim b, and rubbed the afflicted parts ■ vi : I a ml S. luiiial this city: “ Property at Cheng Tn how iu the world does it happen | thoroughly with it, according to d e clin e o f nerve force {*>• diseases, ancli ns Gon- destroyed. Missionaries all s a fe ” that it allows a fly to bother the directions, and within an hour I »rfftwA, G leet, Sir ct- d izzy s p e l l s , faint spells, co ld , clam m y “ These advices,” said Dr. Bald bald-headed man who dislikes pro its forms. Seminal Weakness, Impotency was completely relieved. One ap- fe e l and hands, sour win, recording secretary of the fanity ? nnd Lost Manhood permanently cured. T h e ! plication had done the business. risings, fatigue, in sick and nfflictrd should not fail to call society, “ are official and should set som nia, and all dis A successful bachelor-maid is It is the best liniment on the market, upon him. The Doctor has traveled exten at rest the rumors of the mnssnere Lottn, who Ims wooed a goodly ! and I sell it under a positive guar eases o f t he stomach, sively in Europe, nnd inspected thoroughly live r and kidneys. the various hospitals there, obtaining a of missionaries. There was no fortune from the tickle goddess. antee.—R. T. Harris. For sale by Joy,9 Vegetable Sar groat deal of vnlnable information, which mass acre.” saparilla ia sold by all he is competent to impart to those in need She is credited with having a Dr. S. L. Lenevc, druggist. druggists R e f u s e a of his services. T he Doctor enres when » »» > » -- substitute. When you Mrs. James A. Garfield is said to snug *2.000,000 to her credit, well others fail. Try him. D lt. GIBBON will pay for the best see that She—I heard such a good joke be worth now *500,000, almost all invested in a hotel in Boston, next make no charge unless be effects a enr«. you get the best. Persons at a distance C t’ llE D AT HOME the gift o f the American people. to the Park-nvenue (heater, which today. I have been hnguing ray- All communications st rictly confidential. When General Garfield died his she also owns. In New York she i self about it ever since. He— You A ll letters answered in plain envelopes. Charges reasonable. Call or write. Address Let mo assist you. estate aggregated ouly 830,000. has a swell apartment-housp, be must be tired. DR. J. F. GIBBON, Mrs. Garfield lives in an elegant sides real estate all over the coun T7 tf J Bov lbf.7. San Francisco. Cal , H e— You are the only girl who try. She and her mother, ¡Mrs. but quiot style in Illinois. can make me happy. She (coquet- j Mrs. John A. Logan, with her Crabtree, make all of tin» invest tishly)—Sure! H e— Yes; I have patrician face nnd snow-white hair, ments without the help o f any tried all the others. men folks. Her father was an un is probably the most picturesque Teacher— Which letter is the o f the military widows. She is a successful miner, and it was from next one to tho letter H ? B oy— a log cabin on Rabbltt creek, Cali schrewd business woman and an D u q i i o , ma’am. Teacher— What able financier. She has greatly at fornia, that the actress made her have I ou both sides of my nose? debut. heart just now the success of B oy—Freckles, ma'am. Bishop Hurst's university. She Mrs. Jefferson Davis has chosen This is the way the natural his has promised to raise 81,000,000 Now York ns her abiding plnce, for this institution, nnd it is very and spends much of her time tory finished off its description of there in her pleasant apartments the heron: “ This bird has no tnil likely she will succeed. at the Marlborough hotel. I d the to speak of.” Aud this is the way Ashland Tidings: One o f the 4KTJ M spring she usually speuds a month that small Margery reproduced the Polk county men is Jesse Berry, W ITH or more at West Point. That statement iu her composition upon o f Dallas, who a few (lays ago place is lull of associations for her the heron: “ This bird has no tail, received a check for 810,000 from P R E N T ISS of her husband, who was a gradu hut you musn't say anything about ail aged maiden relative, named ate of the military school. Her it.” Elizabeth Jennes, o f Philadelphia daughter, Miss Winnie Davis, is “ What distinction have you Berry is a poor laboring man about her constant companion. They won at college? Y'ou are not an 30 years old, and recently took a are very popular socially, especially athlete, and you have failed in all notion to write a friendly lcttei to among the southern colony, and your studies, yet I am told you YOU’RE BOU S'D TO TAKE ’EM Elizabeth aud her sister, who re side together nt an advanced age Miss Winnie lias added literature h ive been elected president o f your Leaves No Constipation. to her many accomplishments, nnd class. How did it happen?” “ A p in the peaceful Quaker city, and Cures it. ns well ns Billionsnesa, SSick H ead has just completed a novel which parently, sir, you are not aware ache « c u r nnu anil Malaria. .»intarlai, The in e on only ly comoobtablw comcobtablh the result was a surprise. pill I in the w orld. Sold b y all ail drag drugg st*. or is said to be very clever. that I have added 29 absolutely it b y m ninil sent ail on receipt o f price. price, -.'»centi» ineaninpless syllables to tbe col- pei b ox. D r. P rice’ s C ream B a k in g P ow d er per P liF N ITSH C H E M IC A L C O.. Hood5 J School : Boards Or Trustees Desks or Supplies WALTER DRAKE, Blacksmith ar.d Wagon maker, jajy Rectifyin S Pi!' i W orld'* Fair Migh«st Medal and Diploma. N C rR A ÍA tiA cured by P r Milos* P a is y l* ills Due cent u dove. A t all d n i| | M «. Iprrn v o l l ” ^ Ill C aliforn ia street. îSup F rancisco, C r I