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Register, or you don’t vote. A choice stock o f Ladies’ Shopp, latest styles, at Hawkins’. * T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 3, 1900. Large stock o f celebrsted A L. Bryan Shoos just received at Uaw- kiuB*. * R E G U L A R T R A IN S Men’s fine Gloves, and entirely o n d a y » , W e d n e s d a y s «mi n u - ilttys will mu us fallows: new liuo of Tecks and Bows at Leave I | Arrive | Hakwins’. * 7 IS a. ra. I Murshflulil I 10:li> a. m. 7:48 " | Denver H ill Jun"t’ n | Leave 11:45 Mrs. W ilkins is baking aud sell 8:15 “ I C O Q U IL L E C I T Y | “ UJU ing Bread, Cakes, Pies, etc., to be Arrivo 8:45 a. m. | M yrtle Point 1 " 9:00 had at Rich's. The Junior League, of the South L O C A L IT E M S . ern Methodist church, held a pic nic last Saturday. Additional locals ou 2d page J. B. D ally last Friday purchased The H krai . d is p rep a red to do job the C. D. E lliott place in north east part of town. printing in the best style. tfúqptíttt <£u?j $cvnhl. M Our locnl Fraternal Ai.l lodge Candidates should not fail to file tbeir acceptances of uominutiou has revived and is electing aud ini Dating new members. with tho county clerk. The Berlin Store is offering $100 premiums to its cus tomers. Prof. J. H. Barklow, o f the Arngo neighborhood, was a busi ness visitor in Coquille yesterday. S. J. Tnttle, o f the Tuttle Hotel, Comrade Elliott is better ami is very ill, and confined much to worse by spells hs tho weather his lied at present, with B right’s changes. li e is still dangerously disease. sick. A large assortment of plain and Comrade W . Diane has had a afney ¡Sailors’ aud Street Ilats are relapse o f his late nttnek of grip, expected by Mrs. Hersey on W ed and now has pneumonia and is nesday’s train. * very sick. Postmaster B. E. Nosier “ adver Miss Frankie Owen, o f Lampey tises” the following letters await- creek, has spent several days in iug claimants on A pril 1st: Mra Coquillo visiting. She came up Dan Williams, Ed Moran, Wales with her father, Rev. T. J. Owen. Warner, W illiam W illis. J. W. Leueve has the agency for W. B. Darby rnns the “ lighting the Cleveland Oil & Taint Co. for express” nmoug the hauling fra this place, and he has a nice line ternity, and will serve the public o f Paints and Oils. Get his prices. promptly and carefully in all busi T h ey are right. ' * ness entrusted to him. * Mrs. John Jenkins, Ethan Mo- Rev. T. J. Owen, Baptist minis Duffee, John Fonts and Mr. aud ter, was present to fill Ins appoint Mrs. Fred Nosier were admitted to ment in this city Inst Sunday, and membership in the Christian occupied the pulpit at the Southern church last Sunday night. Methodist church at night. W e have ou hand the W orld A l F o r S a l e — 320 acres of good manac and Encyclopedia tor 1909. range for stock. 15 ncres cleared I t should he iu every family for and good 5 roomed bouBe tbereou; the immense amouut of informa spring water. Rare chauce. Call tion it contains. Only 25 cents. at H e r a l d office for information. * ANTED—HEVEKAL PERSONS FOIS District Office Managers in this state to represent mo in their own aud surround- in « counties. Willing to pay yearly $600, payable weekly. Desirable» employment with usual opportunities. References ex changed. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope, b. À. Park, 320 Oaxton Building, Chicago. W Comrade G. W. Steele, who had thought o f leaving us and moving to Idaho, has changed his mind, bought property in the Spurgeou addition nnd will abide with us. Comrade R. F. Shannon, o f Ban- don, was a delegate to the Repub lican county convention last week. Couirndo Shannon is a veteran from the 35th Pa infantry o f the civil war. Comrade O. F. Topping was up from llandou during part o f last week. We had not creeled the old vet for a long while. H is ser vice in the civil war was iu the 8th III. cavalry. Citizens should not fail to regis ter at once. They might want to vote for some candidate or on some one of the constitutional amend ments, but for this neglect o f reg istration disfranchise themselves. C eos Hay News. S. H. Hazard contemplates lie- coming a resident of Marshfield in the ueur future. S H. Davis met with nu accident at John Yoaknm’s camp, on the isthmus, yesterday, his arm being badly braised. The steam schooner Rival, which arrived Saturday, is loading st the railroad depot with lumber from Johnson’s mill. The steamer Del Norte reported 2G feet o f water on the bar when she crossed in Friday evening, and the steamer Rival, which crossed iu at half tide Saturday reports 24 feet the shoalest water found. J. H. Timou, who is opening a mine on the isthmus, close to Marshfield, was iu towu Saturday evening. W e are plensed to learn from him that ho has tunneled through the slide or “ horse” »nd struck the coal in solid form. H e is more than pleased with the pres ent prospects (th e vein being tiye feet o f good hard coal with a mod erate pitch) and anticipates big returns. ---------- - «#» .-------- — W anted lumber. * — A lot of choice Myrtle Enquire for particulars of M acy & M oore . County court is in term, begin ning with probate business yester day. L a d ie s —Mrs. F. A. W hite will weave switches for you, if yon desire. * The sohooners L izzie Prien aud Bessie K arrived in oyer the bar at Bandon Suuday. Berlin Store has just re ceived the Spring and Sum mer stock of Millinery Goods. Our comrade and former towns people, Jacob Croy aud family, are on their way from California to Coquille. W e greeted several comrades of the civil war in attendance at the several conventions last week, some Geo. A. Robinson has jUBt re of whom do uot visit often. ceived a largo and splendid new Onr second-hand denier, Bert stock of goods, and solicits the pat Tutlle, buys old iron, copper, brass, ronage of the H eram / s readers. rubber, etc., for which he will pay Just see some of his prices in to the highest cash price. * day’s paper. See Hawkins’ new ad. on 4th The Mast boys— Jim nnd W ill — page. N o better stock o f good and and Dan Lewis, o f the North Fork, stylish goods sre placed in this utilized the rise in the river the market. See for yourself and learn past week nnd floated a large Dum his prices. ber o f tine logs down to the mills B io B a r g a in — Fine, large new in this section. house and two antes o f Innd, well Our young friend, Sam Nosier, improved, with much choice fruit who is dairy ranchiug on the Pax- of all kinds. L ivin g water. Apply sou place, north of town, lost two at the H er ald office fo r “ wav cows within the past few days, one down” prices. * from poison weed and one from a n t e d - s e v e k a l b r ig h t and getting fast under a log. TO '1HE DEAF.—A rich lady, cured of her Denfnesfl nnd Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, envo $10,000 to his Institute, bo that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may have them freo. Address, No. 8877. The Nich olson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue, New York. |dec 00 Louis H eller has been down for several days from the North Fork, representing H eller & Marine aud Tom Jobuscn in receiving logs from their logging camps, which were disposed o f to Lyons.’ 'lh ey had about 300 logs. W Honest persona to represent cs as Mnnagera in tills anti olose by counties. Salary $900 a year nnd expenses. Straight, bona-fide, no more, no less «alary. Posi tion permanent. Oar references, anv bank in any town. It is mainly office work con ducted nt home. Reference. Enclose self- addressed stamped envelope. T his D o m in ion C o m pan y , I ept. 3. Chica jo. Th« Baptist Brethren. A special husiuess meeting of the First Baptist church of Co quille City was called last Satur day, and met at the Christian ohurcb in the afternoon. The first order o f business considered wo* hearing h trial sermon by William H. Nosier, with a view to grsuting him a license to preach. Mr. Noe- ler spoke for half an hour from 2d Tim othy, 3, 16, upon which he gave a plain and acceptilile expla nation o f the scripture text. Rev. Owen responded with the charge arid plainly and forcibly outlined the position of both candidate and church. A license was granted to Mr. Nosier. Next in order came a hearing of the committee in reference to the building of a Baptist church. The committee reported progress, some money paid iu and a location con sidered. a s other locations were mentioned, the committee was in structed to examine the other lets offered for sale and report at the next meeting. Jonathan Quick, chairman o f the committee, w ill receive contri butions for the church building at any time. Owing to the age aud iufirmities of D pbcod Hayter, Jonathan Q u ic k and B. R. Mynatt were appointed deacons to assist in the line o f duty iu that office. CONSTIPATION ** I have gone 1 4 d a y * at a time w it h o u t a tuoAcim nt u f tho i-n w vii, not being able to move them except by using but water Injections. Chronic constipation for seven years placed me la this terrible condition; during that time I did ev erything I heard of but never found any relief; such was my case until I began using CA8CARKTS. 1 now have from oue to threo passages a day. and if 1 was rich I would giro C100.0U for each movement; it la each a relief." A ylm er L . H un t . USA Bussell Ml-. He unit. Mich. CANDY W CATHARTIC f i c C W T Z E C jG t iL & h W f w X f f t ! THAO! MMK M O W t M D „ Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good, Never sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 30c, 60c. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... 8 Ur I la« E m m */ Company, ChUa»o, Hoatroal, York. MS Democratic County Convention- The Republican Coumy Convention Met in C'Kjuille City on Tbnreday, Marcli 29lli, pursuant to call, a t 1 Masouic ball. Judge D. L. W a t-1 son, chairman o f the county com- i rnittee, called the convention to! order. W. H. Bunch was chosen temporsry chairman and W. B. Beebe, secretary. Some speech-making was in dulged in, chiefly sounding the sentiment of the convention as to Hon. B. Hermann for United States senator. There was no discord tbeie. The convention then proceeded to a choice o f candidates for the county officers, with this result: Joiut Senator— T. M. Dimmick, of Marshfield. Representative— A- H. Black, of M yitie Point. County Clerk— R. J. Coke, of Miirshtield. Sheriff—Stevo Gallier, o f Ban- j don. County Commissioner—R. C. Dement, of M yrtle Point. School Superintendent— W. H. Bunch, uf M cKinley. Treasurer— J. B. Dully, o f Co quille City. Assessor—A- L. Nosier, o f Oo- quille City. Coroner— W. A. Toye, of Marsh field. Surveyor— 8. B. Cathcart, of Marshfield. There were only four o f the noniinatioDs warmly contested, that o f sheriff being most lively. Perhsps you have had ths grippe o r a bard cold. You may be recovering from malaria or a alow fev er; or poatibly some o f the chil dren are just getting over the measles or whooping cough. Are you recovering as fast as you should? H as not your old trouble left your blood full o f impurities? And isn’ t this the reason you keep so poorly? D on’ t delay recovery longer but Take The Democrats o f Coos county held thpir nominating convention in thie city last Wednesday, nt Masouic hall, with a good represen tation, J. J. Lamb, uhairmau of county committee, calling the same to order at 11 s. m. A. J. Sher wood and J. T . Hall were chosen secretaries. During the aotiou of a committee on credentials, a com mittee of conference was also ap pointed, cousietiug of S. H. H az ard, D J. Lowe and A J. Sherwood, to bear the compliments of the con ------------------ » ----------------— vention to the Populists and solicit M yrtle Point Euterpnae.1 favorable action trorn the latter for It w ill remove all impuri H . Hartley, o f the South Fork, uniting the parties m the coming ties from your blood. It ia also a tonic of immense has bought the share in theseboouer campaign ns at tho last. A recess COUNTY COMMITTEE. value. G ive nature a little Mizpah belongmg to Esau Prewett w h e taken to give tho committees A. H. Black, o f Myrtle Poiut, help at this time. Aid her aud advertised for sale, and will time to report. by removing all the products was made chairman o f the county joiu the party going to Cape Nome o f disease from your blood. AFTERNOON 8E88ION. committee, and the following mem I f your bowels are not on the 6cboouer. On reassembling the reports of bers were appointed: J. W. Ben jnst right, A y er’ s Pills will Win. Hunt, the Coquille pho the two committees were made, on nett, o f Marshfield, L.' Harlocker, make them so. Send for tographer, lias purchased a lot near motion received aud the committee o f Coquille City, T. W. Clark, of cur book on Diet hi Couad- patlon. the M. E. Church, South, and will discharged. Bandon, J. T. McCormao, of Marsh soon begin the construction o f a A committee from the Populist field, aud L. A. Roberta, of Myrtle We hare the exclusive services residence tbereou and will again convention reported the action of Poiut. o f some of the roost eminent rliy»i- cians In the Unlteil fitatea. Write become a resident of our town. the latter ns against union, or fu DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION. freely and receive a prompt reply. WltlUMH cost. Ben Harrison, accompanied by sion, and retired. DR. J. C. AYER, R. C. Demeut, T. W. Clark, John Lowell. V The convention then proceeded F. J. Lorenz, o f W eavetville. Cal., M orgao, T. M. Dimmick, W. Sin went lip to the Harrison mine Tues to make nominations, with this clair and A. H. Black. day. Mr. L o ien z is a mining man result; Hon. J. W. Beunett addressed Joint Senator— Dr. K . A. Leep, the convention, briefly but felic- ot considerable experience and will Treasurer’s Notice. of M yrtle Point. investigate the mines iu the Sixes itoosly, on his reasons for joining,, OTICE in hereby given that all (bounty Representative— J. W. Mast, of the Republican party. country. Warrants endorsed p r io r to January Miss Florence Smith of Marsh Lee. 10. 1895, will bo paid on p re B u n ta tio u nt my Y0URGU8 DODGE, N o . 72, K. o f P. office in Coquille City,Coonoomity,Oregon. County Commissioner— B. C. field has been engaged as princi meets every Tuesday evening at Masonic No interest will be allowed after April pal of the spring school at this Shull, o f M yrtle Poiut. Hall. Broth*™ in pood standing in sister 2, 1900. County Clerk— L. H. Hazard, of lodges are cordially invited to visit us. This 2d day o f April, 1900. place, while Mis9 Nellie Dement M. M c D o n a l d , c . c . W. W. HAYES. has been awarded 1 be intermedi Coquille City. V. R. Wilson, K. Of R. V. 8. County Treasurer. Sheriff— George Laingor, of ate department nnd Miss JoBie Beyers o f Sumoer the primary. Arago. FRANK WILSON - - - W. F KENNEDY School Superintendent— M. O. School will begin April 16th. • C O Q U I L L E C IT Y , O R. Hawkins, o f Coquille City. Carpenters haye been busy the Assessor— J. 8. Lawrence, of Co past two weeks remodeling the quille City. House, Sign and Carriage Sugar L oaf creamery, getting it in Treasurer T. J Thrift, of Bau- Painter. GENEUAL order for the season’s run. Au ad don. Psper Hanging, dition o f 24x30 feet has been put Surveyor— Mark M. Condron, of Interior Decorating onto the old building which adds Coos river. and materially to the convenience of the Coroner— Mr. W . Horsfall, of Graining. creamery. W . H. Erdice, the inau- Horseshoeing a Specialty. Marshfield. nger, informs ns that new machin Estimates furnished on all classes N. W. Cor. Second and H all Sts , The nominations o f precinct ery has been ordered aud will be G'oqutlle City, Oregon. officers— Justices, constables and of work. Satisfaction guaranteed. in place by April 15th, when he road supervisors— were so few, will begin operations. that announcements were reseved aud the central committee in 'I II,- Kent in III« W orld. W e believe Chamberlain’s Cough structed to prepare the list and Remedy is the best in the world. till all vacancies. N L ‘ G. ECKELS, KENNEDY & WILSON B M s i i M a p i Wort J.W.LENEVE, D ry D e a l e r in ^ E. A. McDuffee has received his commission ss second lientenaut o f the National Guards’ VeteranB, A few weeks ago we suffered with DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE. a new organization absorbing dis a severe cold and a troublesome The chairman o f the convention banded O. N. G. office!s in eoid cough, and having read their adver announced tho follow ing: standing where they desired no tisements in our own and other Dist. No. 1, Em pire C ity— S. H. Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nalls, Capt. H. W. Dunham, Populist discharge from the state organiza papers we purchased a bottle to see Hnzard. Paints, Oils, etc. candidate for sheriff, was up from Dist. No. 2, Marshfield— J. F. if it would effect us. I t cured us F o r S a l e — In Bandon, one of tion. D R Y G O O D S . ----------------- G R O C E R IE S , Bandon a b iie f visit with his fam Hall. ily Sunday hnd yesterday. Mr. the choicest locations, a pleasant N ew F ir m .— W. D rsae has asso before the bottle was more than half Flour (best O regou), 75« per suck. Diet. No. 3, Coquille C ity— A. J. Calico, 20 yards for Spl. D. was congratulated by many lióme, now, unique in style, and ciated with himself G. E. S p u r-. used. I t is the best medicino out Gingham, 16 yards for $1. Rolled Oats, 15 lbs for 50 cents. Sherwood. for colds and coughs.— The Herald, with a upleuded view o f the town friends, regardless of party lines, beck, o f D orglaa county, iu the | Tomatoes per can, 5e. Dist. No. 4. Burton P ra irie— Shirting, 10 and 12Jc per yard. Sheltered from the hlucksmithiug and wsgoumakiug | Andersonville, Ind. F o r sale by and received such assurances as and oceuu. Lard, 10 lb tin, SI. Webb Mast. 1 M e n ' s U n d e r w e a h . R. 8. Knowlton. north winds. For particulars, ap make him very hopeful of success. business, nt the old stand. Tho Coffee, 12J per lb aud up. Dist. No. 5, M yrtle P o in t— I. E. Call aud see onr 50o line. ply at the H e r a l d . [ t f latter comes highly recommended We also have Rolled Burley nud » © - W I L L A R R IV E Rose. 5000 Ladies Wanted M e n ’ s a n d B oys ’ S u it s . Miss Pearl Fetter, teacher, yes in all kinds o f blacksmithing, man Wheat for feed. »© -T H IS W E E K ! Dist. No. 6, Bandon— I). J. Lowe. ufacturing and repairing, with At Goo. A. Robinson’s Store to terday gsve her school temporarily SfÜuThe completest line of Spring Diit. No. 7, Riverton-^-J. V. Fos Meu's Suits for $5 and up. H A R D W A R E and T I N W A R E . purchase those new Dimities, Organ in charge o f our young friend horseshoeing ss a specialty. Drnne Boys’ Suits for £2 and op. gs%_and Summer Goods yet pre- ter. dies, Lotus Lawns, Warp Welts, O liver Wilson, while sho treats & Spnrbeck solicit your work, H A T S —a full line at low prices. Nails at ent prices. UWA-sented to the people of this * Neptune Ducks, Ohambrays, Cov herself for an attack o f grip. She guaranteeing satisfaction. M A R R IR I). *8!A_valley—at Hawkins’ Store. erts, India Linons, Crashes, Linette is better, and hopps to resume her At Am«®, March 22. Shirt Waists, Skirts, Collars, Ties, ScHRORTNER-BuuoicfK— Française, Silks, Laces, Nettings, duties in the schoolroom in a short LOOK AT THESE FIGURES l 1900, Ralph Hchroeder nnd MI hb Jessie Braids, etc., for tho ladies. Burgess, both of Arago. All-Over" Embroideries, and White while. 22 lbs Golden C Sugar........$ 1.00 Furnishing goods complete, for Goods of all kinds, etc., etc., just 21 “ Extra C Sugar.......... 1.00 n on *. gentlemen. George Martin came down from 20 “ Western Refinery Dry received. * D iv il b ib b — On 8ixes river, Curry county. ------- ------------- the North Fork last Saturday to March 22, 1900, to Mr. Liid Mr*». N. C. Granulated S u g a r .... 1.00 J. H. Matheuy, o f M yrtle Point, spa his widow and the children. Diyilbiss, a daughter. 20 “ Japan R ico................. 1.00 To Sell or Exchange for Property In Coos was down at this place yesterday, His daughter Lillian had met with C l a y t o n — Near Arngo, March 22, 1900, to We are offering exceptional bargains in County. 10 “ Roast C offee............. 1.00 Mr. nud Mrs. Eli Clayton, a daughter. Mr. M. is the Populist candidate j an accident nu the 18th ult. She 9 “ Rolled Oats............... 25 cts LADIES’, GENTS’ and BOYS' WATCHES l b m a n — On Bear oreek, March 24, 1900, fo r county commissioner, and be i was on horseback going np Cun G00 acres of Land, 5 miles from R a to n d Mr. and Mrn, E. M. Raudleiunn, a sou. 9 bars good Soap............... 25 cts sides being personally popular, is ningham, and was thrown from her Moscow, Idaho, well Improved. C l in t o n — On Fiabtran March 25, 1900, to Ladies’ Watches, gold filled, from $12.50 up. 5 packages Corn Starch. . . . 25 cts qualified, honest, and knows the ; horse, which stepped on her, hurt Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Clinton, a son. 40 acres Land, adjoining city of Gents’ Watches, $4 up. Oregon Flour, per sack........75 cts I T t k b k l l — In Coqaille City, March 25. 1900, wonts o f the people nnd bow to ing her right knee. Moscow, Idaho, fine improvements. Boys' Watches, $1.50 up. A t GEO. A. R O B IN SO N ’S STORE, i to Mr, nnd Mr*». H. N. Tyirell, a daughter. meet them. H e will affiliate with House and 3| lots near business F l a n a o s h — At Man»hfield. March 29, 1900, Do ring and recognize no boss or I now hare on hand an immense House and 2 Miss Sara Lee, of Riverton, who J center of Moscow. to Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Flanagan, a daugh We bought ’em for spot cash nnd give you the benefit of close Inlying. overseer. H e’s just the man for stock c-f Dairy, Fruit snd Stock has been visiting at Forbestown,, lots in Kendrick, Idaho. ter. _______________________ the place. farms; small places near town Col., since September, arrived at the I Address, Box 14, Mullan, Idaho. * —-------*«♦* » --- ----- ranging from 5 to 40 acres, im FINE WATCH. CLOCK (IND JEWELRY REPAIRING. The Bulletin of this city last proved, aud unimproved. Vacant bay yesterday on the Areata, reach Mrs. VV. Gallier came up from ing this place this morning by the I Friday changed hands, the late lots; fine assortment o f improved train, and in company of hor father ' BHndou lafet Friday on a short v isit C. O. G ILK E Y, PROPRIETOR. “ editor and prop.,’’ B. F. Lawrence, homes í d town, nnd all at prices ns and to attend to some business Coquille Coy, Or.— Opposite Depot. disposing o f his interest to our low, or lower than you can boy who received her at the bay, con-' matters. Mr. G., who has spent tinuing homeward per steamer D is-! young fellow-citizen and friend, E. several months here making iru- Keopa only Pure Wine* and Liquors and from owners. patch. She spent tho fall and winter Fine Cigar*». E Johnson, son of A lfred John * 4t] R. D. S anford . with her sister and brother-in-law, j provemi nts and alterations in prop The Americae Club Whisky ia one of the son, proprietor of the large mill erties, will return with her. They special ties served in theB3 Clubrooms. Dr. F. G. Kelly, former residents in ! above town. Mr. J. is a yonng In almost every neighborhood concluded a sale of their acreage mao o f promise and ability, and of j there is some one whose life has this county, and who will visit their propel ty just Dorth o f town last lii’Kt Billiard Table in Sonthern Oregon relatives living at Riverton this sum whom we bave thought well siuce liten saved by Chamberlain’s Colic, Thursday to H. T. Schwoers. oar acqaaiutence, but witbont ex. j Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or mer. She iB accompanied by Master Lloyd Kelly, the doctor’s youngest Ex-Cuonty Commissioner B. perience in the journalistic field; who has been cured o f chronic diar F. Ross, of the hay, was one of yet with honesty o f purpose to rhoea by the use o f that medicine. son. the delegates attending the Popu honor his calling, and standing Such persons make a point of telling j Cat this out nnd retnrn with $1 (money Exchange: A railroad project, aloof from evil influences ard of it whenever opportunity offers, which means much for the north list county convention last W ed order or currency) and we will order the following “ Family Combination” §*nt pre- nesday. W e acknowledge a pleas forces to prevent his energies, he hoping that it may lie the means of west coast section o f California, I paid: Mr. and Mrs. Ross will c a o succeed aud be a power for | saving other lives. F or sale by R. was incorporated st Reno, Nevada, ant call. soon make a trip east to visit old San Francisco Weekly Post 1 yr good. The H e r a l d greets him. 8. Knowlton. last month, snd the fact has just acenea io Kaosas and IodiaDR. The Gentlewoman 1 yr. been made public. February 5th National lllust. Magazine 1 yr last there was incorporated st Reuo Amer. Poultry Aduocate 1 yr the California and Northern Rail Eureka Harness Oil la the t way Conmnny, which is to bnild a Happy Hours Fam. Mag. 1 yr preservative of n e w leather broad gunge line ninety rail9s in and the best renovator of old Vermont Farm Journal 1 yr leather. It ol's, soften«, black length from Eareks in Hnmlmldt ens and protect«. U® Our Price $1; county to Crescent City in Del Regular Uost $4- Norte conotv. The capital s'oek This c o m b in a tio n fills a family need. Wo will Bnbatitnte tho Chicago Weekly Inter is ¡12.500,000. Io the event o f the Oc**an. Kaoasa City Weekly Htar. New York completion o f this road, it will evi I Weekly Tribane. Denver Weokly » inoee, I Toledo Weekly Blade, Twice a-week Louia- dently b e bat a ehort period of on 7 oar hmt hsrtwes. T^or old hsr ville Con Hor- Journal, or Montreal Weekly lim e until it will b e extended north new. snd yoar rsrrlwr top. ond t*»ry : Gazette in place of San Franciaco Weekly will not only look »n-tter bat * a r along the coast from Crescent City Pool if desired, bat no other changes aie tomrer. Bold e y v r T v h w l» can* «11 allowed. Clubbing lint for n Htamp. slsn from half pints to fire gallons. to connect with the Coos Bay-Rose- Had* by frr »> D A R » O IL (O . O. H .TONES, «now 1. bnrg line; and, possibly, still far Oir. Mgr. Vermont Farm Journal. ther north, to Astoria. • t p » 19] W ILM IN G TO N , VERMONT. | Sh oes, H ats, M e n ’s Goods, C lo th in g, Watches! Watches! 151 T h e L on e S tar W IIa S O N A Big Bargain L E V I S T R A U S S fc CO’ SPRING BOTTO! FASTS Harness JEW ELRY GO .
