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Newspaper Page Textà q u i l e d i i ] b e v a li tpm b pa y , bbpt I «M en TC TD N E Y I® « deceptive disease— i ! lied Clover Seed, in largo quan- X“1 * tnousands have it aud | tlty, at the Pharmacy. * T A X R V O “ „ • ,lf y *oa KJ U U B D U L I E U Jon’* kuow ju k rt, u |.a o„ vi8il,0B R E G U L A R TRAINS Hon. Thomas Buckmau, of Marsh V f 0:>’ DAY8, WEDNESDAYS and FKJ- field, is present as a witness at L i l days will run us follows: court. Leave 7.15 a. m. 7:45 *4 8:15 •• Arrive 8:45 a.m . I ( can make no mirt'ikr by mmi« Dr. Kilmer’s Swanip-llo.it, the «reat kidney remedy. At droKKists in fifty cent and dollar sizes. Sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet telling yon bow to find out if yon have kid ney trouble. Addreae, Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Arrive 10:15 a. in. Leave 9:45 “ 9:30 There are many visitors and Don't forget, tbat the Wall Paper prospectors from California and racket is stiil on at the Pharmacy.* other parts in oar section. Rev. R. Euuis, Presbyterian, 9:00 | Myrtle Point Mr. Perry and family returned filled bis appointment here last ANNOUNCEMENTS. yesterday from an ontiug o f about Sunday. two weeks on the beach. W. W. Whittingtou, a prosper A basket social was to be given Yen can see Pencils and “ School ous dairy niau of near Myrtle Point, last Saturday evening at the Lam- Things” in general in the Coquille was doing our town yesterday aud pey creek school lionise, the proceeds Pharmacy show-windows. * looking in at the court proceedings. to be used toward purchasing an New drees patterns, latest styles Johnson Bro’s creditors have organ for the school. That is tlie proper spirit. Have your home and for fall and winter wear, being forced them to close their books But don’t entertainments; develop your local \ received at Hawkins' New Store. * against all creditors. talent in liternry and musical chan Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Krewson you forget it, they are in the mar nels, keep your money at borne left last week for a winter's resi ket for cash. * apd build up your local interests. dence at tbeir old home at Dtain, Comrade J. W. Felter, of Bau- Douglas county. doD, was excused from jury service L O C A L ITE M S. E stey O rgan for S ale .— Nearly yesterday aud proceeded to the Our hotels are crowded. new; high top, fine parlor orgau. bay, where he holds a position in Only used about two months. Reed's shipyard. Additional locals ou 2d page. Apply at the H erald office. • Isham A. Cox, o f Langlois, Gloves of all kinds— Berlin Curry county, was married to Miss Bert Tuttle is receiving some of Store. * bis stock per schooner for bis sec- Iva A. Nodine at Tillamook on the The H erald is prepared to do job oud-hand store, and will soon be 2d inat. They will make their printing in the best style. ready to furnish goods at low rates. home at Tillamook. The Coquille Furniture Co. re Ren Smith, the bay stockman, Ashland Tidings: Rev. E. A. W as in Coquille on business last Roes’ mother arrived in Ashland ceived a large quantity o f new Friday. Thursday from Atlauta, Georgia, furniture, bedsteads, springs, sets of furniture, carpets, etc., by uiiss Emma Lorenz is expected aod will make her home here with schooner Mayflower. today from her long stay in Cali her son. ICE Home—with immediate possession fornia. Whetstone’s Orchestra will give —for $1400.-23% acres inside oily lim 8 acres bottom laud, Imlauoe level oench. Uncle Si Doak was doing the a social hall at Masonic Hall next its; Good house, large woodhouso, ohiokenhouse, county seat from the lower river Saturday night. O f course the fair barn. 2o0 fruit trees, mostly bearing music will be first-class and a good and first-class fruit: small fruit, also. last Wednesday. Plenty of water the year round. time assured. sel2 lm* WM. GALLIEB. Esquire J. H. Cecil is getting W . 8. Chandler, o f Masbfield, ready for his trip to California, Rev. E. L. Fitch, pastor of the where he expects to spend the win representing the Spreckels Bro's Southern Methodist church at this interests in this section, is in town place the past year, has been re ter. and takes part as a witness in the appointed to this station aud is Mr. and Mrs, Capt. Geo. Leneve court m several cases. presiding elder also of this new went to Baudon Saturday snd at The H erald job office has been district. tended a special meeting of the busy the past week. Letterheads, Eastern Star at that place. James Ferry, host o f the B I sdco billheads, programs and circulirs Hotel at Marshfield, is an attendant Lorenz is stocking up on n larger Bre turned out in the neatest style, at coart. He telle us his brother, scale than ever, and has made spec by a practical job printer, at city Joseph, who received severe in ial selections for bin fall and winter rates. juries by a fall lately, is doing well trade. Seo notice— “ Save Money.” and he hopes for early recovery. Owing to sickness in the family The locnl agent for brick from By holding your ord Giles’ yard at Myrtle Point, Win. o f Dr. Parsons, the oculist and Save Mansell, w h s busy last week re optician, who announced to be here Money ers just a few days, ceiving and delivering some orders. about tins time, he recalls his ap _____________ when Lorenz’s will pointment at present aud will an- receive tho biggest lint of Plush and Mrs. Lutke, grnnd (nation of O. uouuce it later. Cloth Capes aud Jackets ever E. S., took the train yesterday for You will The attendance at opening of brought to this section. Marshfield and will visit Doric save money on your purchases. * court last Mouday was very large— chapter tonight. She then goes to attendance o f attorneys, jurymen 'Gardiner. Revs. Hoye, Irvine and Walsh, aud witnesses being prompt, occa The schooner Mayflower came sioning no contempt cases, nor the of the Baptist order, Lave been from San Fiancisco to Lyons’ mill issuance o f bench warrants nor conducting religious services night for lumber last Wednesday, and mandatory orders against informed ly the pnst week in the Christian church, with increasing interest. yesterday the Albion reached parties. The services are vtry interesting, our wharf. Mr. and Mrs. McQuigg last Sat and will continue several nights The social dauce givi n by Leach’s urday placed on onr desk a good yet. orchestra at Band H ill last Satur sample o f polo beans—good both T. W . Clark, president of the day night was fairly well attended in quality and quantity—for which and thoioughly enjoyed by those we return thanks. They are some Bandon woolen mills, speut some time in this city last week. Large who atteuded. thing new, and make a dish in shipments of their manufacture go The M. E. church, south, par that line the equal of auything to ths city via this place, and Mr. sonage w38 put under the artist’s that reaches the market. C. is looking ahead for transpor brush last week and handsomely The organization o f a lodge of tation via the bay. A boat run painted in time to greet the pas the K. o f P. took place in this city ning to and from this liver to the tor and his good wife. last Saturday night. We have no city is badly needed. David McNait, one of Myrtle data at hand to make mention of Myrtle Creek Items, Roseburg Point’s substantial aud progressive its strength in membership nor its Rev. W. R. Hanson, the citizens, was in this place last v.epk list o f officers, but may be furn Review: on a business run. He gave the ished the information from one ou Southern Methodist minister sta tioned here for the pnst two years, H erald a pleasant call. the inside, reliable and trustworthy. has been transferred to Myrtle Archbishop Christie, of Port AGENTS W A N T E D -F O ll "T H E LIFE Point Rev. Hanson is an able man land, had an appointment for a and Achievements of Admiral Dewey,” the of untiring energy, and is held in greatest naval hero. By Mnrat service at this place last Wednes world’s Halstead, the life-long friend and admirer high esteem by the Christian people day evening, but it was cancelled of the nation’s idol. Biggest and best book: of this place who regret to Bee him for some cause and no service at over 500 pages, 8x10 inches; nearly 100 pages depart halftone illustrations. Only $1.50. Enor all given here. raous demand. Bifj commissions. Ontfit Uncle Shnd Hudson came down free. Chance o f a lifetime. Write quick. County Judge Harlocker and The Dominion Company, 3d Floor Caxton from Eckley yesterday. H e is in Bldg., Chicago. com mission rs Weekly and M cIn correspondence with a number of tosh resumed official work in ad J. R. R odion, tho artist painter parties investigating our precious journed session Inst Wednesday. at Marshfield, attended the spe metals, particularly gold, plntiuum The H e r a l d publishes their pro cial meeting o f Beulah Chapter, and irridium, the introduction of ceedings today. O E. S., at this place last Friday the cyanide and other processes of Mrs. J. F. Hall, o f Marshfield, evening, during fbe visit o f Mrs. reduction and other development H e spent enterprises. He will make bis went np to Myrtle Point ou last Lntke, grand matron. Wednesday’s train and out over Saturday uight also as an attendant home at Eckley the coming winter tho Middle Fork road toRoseburg. at the organization o f the E. of P. and gather specimens for assay aDd investigation. She will visit her mother at Rougb- by Col. Cake, state organizer. snd-Ready, and other friends at R. D. Sanford and 3on, Oliver, Mr. Sanford met Ed Price aud Montague, Cal. have returned borne from their family, formerly residents here, The pain of a burn or a seald is visit to Ashland, Grants Pass, Med but for two years past Ed being almost instantly relieved by apply ford and other points in the Rogue engaged in mill work in California, ing Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It river valley. They Lad a pleasant at Ashland, about concluded to also heals the injured parts more trip, saw much change since they return to Coos oouuty, Ed has quickly than any other treatment, left tbat section eight or nine years done very well since his absence, and without the burn is very severe ago, and have a good opinion of and was only baiting in this does not leave a scar. For sale by the country, but nothing to induce latter decision by a proposition them to give up tbeir holdings here he was considering to locate R. S. Knowlton. and make a change back there. and assist in the establishment of W. H. Williams, of Beaver W. H. Hull, ex-chairman Popu a large milling plant for some in slongh, took Mrs. W. to Roseburg vestors from the east in that sec last week, en route to some south list county committee, was up from tion. Riverton last Friday. He was ern point in quest o f the latter's Rev. E. L. Fitch and family health. Mrs. VV. has been very ill glad to know that the Populists of for several months, having tbat Coquille wpre ou the move, aod reached their home at this place dread disease consumption afflict hoped soon to see the way clear for last week and renewed their fellow ing her and at that stage demand thorough oiganization and a fair ship with the Southern Methodist field. He gave us a pointer or two church for aDother year. Mr. F. ing a change o f climate. as to what we may expect from the preached bis first sermon o f the Next Saturday evening, Sept. 30, third-term officials, and we confess new conference year Sunday to a there will be a dance at Raudolpb, it looks that way, from present in good audience. He bad a pleas given by the Randolph school. dications. ant trip, an interesting conference Excellent music has been engaged; Onr old friend, B. J. Harrison, experience aod returns to his work and the steamer Dispatch will leave who has spent several months min well satisfied to devote soother Bandon in the evening, taking all j year among the people here. The who wish to attend free of charge. ing in the upper Sixes country, H erald joins the inADy welcomers A good time is assured and all are father of the Harrison Bro’s who that have greeted these clever cordially invited. Tickets, includ lately made the richest strike of yearB in our miring section, came people. ing supper, one dollar. down to Coquille'on the 16th to visit The H erald acknowledges a It is reported that all postmas his daughters, Mrs. Charley and pleasant call yesterday from W. S. ters of the United States will aoon Mrs. George Collier, and other Jess, a prominent young orchard- bo required to wear a uniform con friends and acquaintances. He iat and fruit-grower at Grants Pass, sisting of light blue trousers with visited the “Old Reliable’’ sanctum who reached this place a few days red stripes, a white blouse witb and was welcome. The old geotle- ago aud yesterday wedded our gold shoulder straps, and a skull mau looks well and confesses the Miss Lucia Nichols, whom betakes cap with a silver star in froDt. mountain air has given him a Dew with him tomorrow to bis home. Our Bird will look all right in such lease o f life. The H erald congratulates and toggery, but we await the parade wishes long life aud nualloved o f the “ profeah,” and will look with happiness. We tegret to lose our distended eyes (but with shaded young ladies, bat when they do so glasses on) when our several well for companionship, we must or Inventi v Reliable person# of county female postmasters step desi ring a trip to the ' iltlo n , vit yield conseut and wish them joy into Hue. “,¥t“ *A,fsr*r and peace. Marshfield Beaver Hill Junct’n I COQUILLE CITY N A Free Trip to Paris! M. E., South, Conference. Grants Pass, Sept. 18.—The Col umbia conference, Methodist Epis copal church, South, cloeM its la bors last evening. The session was harmonious and interesting. The conference was strengthened by five transfers—E F Wilson, from West Virginia; L. C. Wilson, from Mis souri; E. L. Fitch, West Virginia; J. L. Hyatt, from Missouri, and R. A. Reagan, from Texas. Two were admitted on trial. The following appointments weie announced by the biehop for the ensuing year: Willamette district— presiding elder— H. S. Shangle; Albany, W. J. Fenton; Corvallis, C. A. Hyatt; Junction City, J. D. Slbert; Tangent, H. C. Allen; Harrisburg aud Browns ville, W. B. Smith; Lebanou, F. A. Lark; Dallas and Dixie, D. C. Mc Farland; Independence, J. M. Tur ner; Lewisville, to be supplied by W. C. Pogue; Oregon City, T. P. Haynes; McMinnville, to be sup plied; Roseburg, J. T. Cotton; Myr tle Creek, H. N. Rosser; Oakland, T. Thomas; Grants Pass, L. C. Wil son; Medford, E. F. Wilson; Apple- gate, C. U. Cross; Soda Springs and Sams Valley, J. F. Wallace; Klam ath Falls, supplied by J. W. Craig; Dillard, R. A. Reagan; Coquille'dis trict— presiding elder, E. L. Fitch; Coquille statiou, E. L, Fitch; Myr tle Point, W. R. Hanson; Baudon, to be supplied. I nsomnia “ I h i T s bean m l a g C A 8 C A R R T I fo r Insomnia, with which I h a re been afflicted for over twenty years, and I can aay that Cascarete have given me more relief than any other rem e dy I have ever tried. I shall certainly recom mend them to m y friends as being all they are represented/* T h u s . G i l l a b o . E lg in , IU. | M CANDY CATHARTIC l Í w Q w Q w w C w f w l J w l w t í w r o w b „ Pal at a, ! , . Cotant. Taata Good. Do Good. N e.er 81ek.il. Weaken, or Grip*. Me. lio. Ko. . .. C U R B C O N S T IP A T IO N . ... **—“■» r»«r—I. I U w .wind, >.w T.rk. IM NO-TO-BAC SS uiFdW W S SÄ«-«»’ (Myrtle Point Enterprise. 1 A. H. Black & Cx shipped 800 boxes of choice Grayanstioe apples to Han Francisco by Wednesday’s train. (Shipments bv Monday’s train were 150 boxes Gravenstinn apples from W. J. Floyd and 36 boxes of cheese from Sngarloaf creamery. Judge Harloeker and Commis sioners Weekly snd McIntosh went up to Bridge Wednesday and in spected the bridge just completed across the river at that place. Rev. G po . C. Carl and family departed Monday for near Ralem, where they will make their future Adjourned Session County Court. Sept- 1899. home, and where Rev. Carl has been assigned a charge o f the Ordered that the San Fran German Baptist church. cisco Bridge Co., be paid Revs. Thos. Barklow and familv, for building the combin Chas. Barklow aud family, 8. E. ation bridge across the Decker and wife and J. N. Roberts Middle Fork of the Co left Monday by private conveyance quille river at B. F. Hill’s for 8alem to attend the conference placethe sum o f.............. (3842 00 of the German Baptist church to Ordered that T. J. Little be be held at Salem D e x t week paid for team hire for 8. 0. Jobnsou this week placed county court to examine bridge.............................. 4 00 monuments oyer the graves of Samuel E. Dement and Louisa Ordered that Mrs Phoebe Dement at the Dement homestead Whotstoue be paid for on tbs South Fork. The monu washirg for prisoners ments each stand over six feet from July 10th, 1898, to high and are o f the fineet finish. May 21s’t, 8199, and from Aug. 4, to Sept 1st, 1899 36 50 The one which marks Samuel De- Ordered that James Costellow be ment’s grave is o f Italian marble allowed $5 per wonth for his sup and the other Vermont bluestone. ---------------- » ,R> - .................. port. Ordered that clerk issue war Missing Property. rants. Warrants issued for the collection The following articles of military of the delinquent taxes. equipment are missing from the or Fie mis. Armory of Separate Co. K. Bandon: I T Weekly be paid for ser —Two grey blankets, marked O. N. vices as commissioner and G., 2 drab campaign hats, 1 haver examining roads and bridg sack, marked U. S., 2 canteens, es as follows 14 days, mile marked O. N. G., 4 pairs of light age 76 miler, 2 days attend blue trousers, 1 pair of canvas leg- ing school district bound gins, drab color, 2 infantry drill ary board, 38 miles mileage$61 40 regulations. Any information con Donald McIntosh be paid for cerning the whereabouts of the services as commissioner above articles will be thankfully and examining roads and received by the undersigned. bridges 13 days and 88 H ugh N eely , 1st Lieut. miles mileage. . . . . . . . . . . 47 80 L Harlocker for 2 months E d u c a t e T o n r B o w e ls W i t h C a s c a r e ts . salary as county ju dge...133 33 C a n d y C a t h a r t ic , c u r e c o n s t ip a t io n fo r e v e r . !0 c , 26c. T o C a r o C o n s tip a tio n F o r e v e r * Take C a s c a r e ts Candy C a th a r tic . 10c or 250. If C. C. C. fail t o cu r e , d r u g g is t s refund money. H ot flie W is e s t W a y . It is not always best to wait until it is needed before buying a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Quite fre quently the remedy is required in the very busiest season or in the night and much inconvenience and suffering must be borne before it can be obtained. It costs but a trifle ns compared with its real worth and every family can well afford to keep it in their home. It is every where acknowledged to be the most successful medicine in the world for bowel complaints. For sale by R. S. Knowlton. It I Grace Belle Strang (nee Caldwell) was bom near Eckley, Curry oounty, March W, 1879, and resided there until about six years ago, when she came wnb the family to near Myrtle Point. She was married to David Strang at Handou Feb. 8, 1897, and ; and died at the home of her parents near Myrtle Point July 27, 1899, of consumption, aged 30 years, 5 months and 29 days. | A dear one has fallen, one cherished of earth And gone to the God who knoweth her worth. Though honored and loved, and trusted by all. She could but obey the Omnipotent call. Her stav here, though brief, was peaceful and calm; Her company sweet, her presenoe a balm; A friend to the needy, and bore well her part, Her kindness is written in many a heart. C ure for Colds When the cbildraa get their et wet and take cold give them v v , o bath, atu. m vw i V JU1 . MW» hot * Foot a u bowl of I I hot drink, a dose of Ayer’ s Cherry Pectoral, and put them to bed. The chances are they will be all right in the morning. Con tinue the Cherry Pectoral few days, until all cough has dis appeared. Old coughs are also cured; we mean the coughs of bron chitis, weak throats and irritable lungs. Even the hard coughs of consumption are always made easy and frequently cured by the continued use of • a Kind parents, fond husband bow neath the ohastening rod That is laid upon you by an All-Wise God. Whose loving care nnd omnipotent hand Beckons von on and upward to a better land. O, refuse not the solace He alone can be stow While journeying through this valley of woe; And when you have ended your pilgrimage here, May you each rest in peace with the loved one so dear. — L u c y R o b e r t s , Hallsville, Mo. Aug. 8, 1899. A hcp ’ s 'Cherry pectoral Tho District School Meeting Every doctor knows that wild cherry bark is the best remedy known to medical science for soothing and healing inflamed throats and lungs. Last Saturday aflernooD , helrl at ♦ be school building, was very sliraly attended, aud do business trans acted except to adopt a resolution to mstruct the clerk to issue a Dew call for a meeting to he held on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o’clock, October 7th, and to include therein a proposition for luvyiog a 5-mill tax for the purpose o f extending the present school term to Dine months. In noting the call for the sobool meeting last week, we mentioued its importance for the interests of the school, ADd since it failed, we are glad that a double importance attaches to the new call neceesita- ing the presence of the friends of our school interests. ---- - P ut ono a t Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plasters o v e r y o u r lu n gs The B eet M e d ica l A d v ic e F re e J We now have some of the most emi nent physicians In the United State#. Unusual opportunities and loug experi ence eminently flt them for giving you medical advice. Write freely ufl the rs in your case. Address, Dr. J. C. AYER. Lowell, M iim . ------------------------------ Roseburg Review: W. S. Vnnder- burg, who came within a few votes of beating Tom Tongue for con gress, is i ow engaged in earning an honest livelihood bv canvassing for books in Coos nnd Curry counties. ALBEE M A M M E , Mana facturera o f Arago,';Or0gon. 1 J - J - L am b. Ctiquillo C ity ; AOKNTH. ( M i lt L oe> i t u n d o n . FURNITURE, D im om m m Hhinglea, a t m ill; Cotfi. nton S hingles, #1.40. O n ly o n e g ra tia o f S h ingles m ade B O U G H T , SO LD A N D EXCHANGED. Opposite Hotel Coquille. BERT TUTTLE, Proprietor. C. C. C . f a il , d r u g g is t s r e fu n d m o n e y . en usuai’ flrst- Class Seen d-Hand . t t S u b *e There are broken hearts left on this pitti- less shore. All bleeding to think they will see her no more; There’s a vacant seat now in many a place, Where loved ones oft her image can trace. F or S ale —In Bauilon, oue o f the choicest locations, a pleasant borne, new, unique in style, and with a Kplended view of the town and ocean. Sheltered from the north wiods. For particulars, ap ply to the H erald . [t f COQUILLE f e T la c N ib M oun t l.u n c l JLlat, The only genuine real estate paper pob- ished in America. It circulates m every state in the Union. Parties interested in buying, selling or exchanging land, mer- chandise or other property will find what N AITON A L LAND they want in THE NAT LIST. It is jam full of special bargains and offers of exchange. Single copies by mail 10 cents. Address The National Land List Publishing Go.,Green Kidge, Missouri. c r c n ^ R iE a s r , ____________________________ P r o p r i e t o r . j o h is t (g)J New Management; New Furnishings Throughout; Commodious Sample-Rooms Attach.ed. ----------- -------------------- Ta' le sorvice tho equal of any in southern Oregon. All wlritr help oounty, Sept. 20, 1899, by Kev. M. H. New Bar attained; : : Large and comfortable Office and Blading Uoom E A H R IF .D . C o l v b r - M c C u ll o c h — At Ten M ilo, Dougins Hampton, A. M. Collver, o f Coos comity, and Miss Dora McCulloch, o f Douglas county. J ess - N igh ols — At Bandon, Sept. 25, 1899, by Kev. It. Ennis, W. 8. Jess, o f Grants Pass, Or., and Miss Lnuy Nichols, o f Co quille City. S h b o e d s b - B uboers — At Arage, Sept, 24 , 1899, bv Kev. Mr. Woodward, J, Finley Schroeder and Miss Berdie Burgess Wilsoi) Jewelry Co. fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold Pens, Optical Goods. B O R ft. Parties desiriDg to attend the academy at this place should ad dress Rev. J. L. Futrell regarding rates and dates. The professor who will come from the east to conduct the school wants a guar anty of a certain number of schol ars before assumiog charge. At tend to this matter nt once. «r In Memoriam- At Marshfield, Sept. 17. 1899, to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Golden, a daughter. G old en - Watch Repairing and Engraving. D IE D . Sewing-Machine Needles and Musical Instruments. S c o t t — At Marshfield, Sept. 19, 1899, Mrs. — Scott, aged 84 years. L.C . BLACKSMIRH SKILLED ê Ladies Are Telling Around We solicit your patronnge. C o q u ille C it y , : : VVt> can please yon . O re g o n . B ook K eepino .— As we hope for enough applications, to justify opening school on Octj 9 „ it is im portant that all wishing to stndy bookkeeping should set? tW at once, l l - h o u n d h o r s e s h o e i n g , m a n - ao the appliances may be sent for. ufnotaring and repairing o f Wagons They are not kept here. and Farm Implements, and Machinery of “ ÏW A G O N M A K E B A J. L . F utrell . H a w A n T o a r K ld a e y i 9 Dr. H ob b s' Sparagu# Pills care all kidney ills. Sam ple free. Add. Sterling Remedy Co . Chicago or N. Y. Special Ribbon Sale. To reduce our immenso stock of satin edge Rib bons ( guaranteed fresh goods, all silk and extra heavy), we offer over 300 pieces, ranging in width from 1 inch to 4 inches au uniform price of 8| cents, or all kinds. Shop—late W. Drsne’s, rrar o f Messer’ s Livery Stable and opposite Coqnille Phar macy. L. C. THURMAN. RUBBER GOODS Patterns in Silks Beautiful Velvets Large S tock-A ll Dochess Satins fi§; Lines. 3 Yards [or 25 Gents. macintoshes Any width ! Any color I eta a yard I Regular prices on these good» are 15 eta. to 25 eta. per yard. Think of it, and don’t miss the chance. BERLIN STORE, J. 8. Kanematz, Proprietor. About our new stock o f beautiful goods, including many FOR Men, Women and Children. THE FAIR STORE, New Shades Ribbons Ve sell lor cash, That’s Why we can sell so low and and keep all new goods. 1W . O. HAWKINS. Corner opposite Odd Fellow»’ Hall uor’.b »ule.