GiüqiilU ß i i i j g J f t Ä l i i
TU E8D AY,
A B R IL
The entertainment for the India
24. 1900. R elief Fund is postponed till Sat
urday of next week—May 5th.
REGULAR TRAINS
M
, W e d n e s d a y s ana
diiys will ran uh follows:
o n d ays
Louvo
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See Mrs. Moon’s new card of
inillincrv goods arrived.
f u i -
Arrive
Ths Methodists will hold their
i prayer-meeting Thursday night id
their own home, late the Band Hall.
Hiram Bettys, one of Fairview’s
Leave 9:45 pr >sperous farmers, attended to
•* 9:30
8:1ft “
I COQUILLE C IT Y
business in this city last Saturday.
Arrive
9:00
8:15 a .m . |
M yrtle Point
Fine home — good house of 6
rooms, two nice lots, most eligibly
L O C A L IT E M S .
located, for sale cheap.
Apply at
this office.
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Additional locals on 2d page
Ex-Spcretary
of
State
H.
R.
K in
The measles are dying out.
Comrade Quick in <juite better. caid. of Eugene, is the Uniou can
didate for county judge in Lane
Rev. J. L. Futrcll I ihb beeu aick county.
several days.
J. B. Pointer, of Green Point,
Comrade Drane and Mi. Tuttle
came up last Friday. He is recov
are both getting well.
ering from a lata accident in the
Large stock of celebrated A. L. logging camp.
Bryan Shoes just received at Haw
E. Hermauu aud wife, of Myrtle
kins’ .
Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenz, of Point, returned home yesterday
Bandou, visited their relatives and morning, after a visit with Mrs. H ’s
sister, Mrs. Zenie Strang.
friends in this city last week.
7.15 ft. m. |
M.irshlield
7:45 “
| Beaver H ill Jun^fc'n
BESTFORTHE
BOWELS
I f yon h aven 't a regular, healthy m ovem ent o f the
bowels e very day. you’ re sick, or w ill be. Keep your
bowels open, and bo well. Faroe, iu the shape o f
violen t physic or pill poison. Is dangerous. T h e
smootbuHt. easiest, most p erfect way or keeping the
bowels clea r aud ulean is to take
10:15 a. m.
F. Long & Son have received a
fine stock of the celebrated Ram
bler and Ideal bicycles, also bicycle
fixtures.
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Charley Mansell received a slight
injury to one foot at the mill last
Friday evening, whioh nt first was
tbongiit to be serious.
T. J. McBee, lately occupying
the Stockman place, came down
from Bridge yesterday for Ins cat
tle. H e has located up in the
mountains.
F ob S ale — Several head of good
dairy cows, all of which will soon
be fresh. Inquire of A. Audersou,
at his farm at foothills opposite
Johnson's mill.
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J. T. Nosier has fu’ ly made np
his mind to move to Baker county,
enslern Oregon, and see if there
isn’t a vacant bonanza miue lying
loose there for him.
M. Kerrigan, who has been a
victim of the measles for about ten
days past, had a relapse last Satur
A 1(4J lb son brightened the day and was quite poorly over Sun
home of S S. Shields, north pait day. He is improving now.
of towD, Monday of last week, and
The Woodmen will have a fare-
Grandpa J. C. Shields is uaw above wp II blow-out next Wednesday
speaking to the pditor.
night, in honor of three or four of
W. R. Darby runs the “ lightning the members who nre about to
express” among the hauling fra depart for other localities.
ternity, and will serve the public
Our friends, J. P. Goodman and
promptly and carefully iu all busi family and W. Drane aud family,
ness entrusted to him.
* are arranging for an overland trip
The 5-iunDtbs’-old daughter of this summer to Culiforuin, going
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Danielson, via Grants Pass aud Sliastn.
from below Riverton, was buried
T O '1 H E D E A F .— A rich lady, cared of
at this place yesterday. Rev. C- A. her Deafness and N oiseain th e Head by Dr.
Nicholson's A rtilicial Ear Drums, gave
Stine conducted services.
$10,000 to his In slitote. so that deaf people
unable to procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Address, N o. 8877. Th e N ich
olson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue. New
York.
idee 00
Mrs. Sheppard came over from
the Klondike section last Friday
to visit a few days.
She has been
We have word from onr triend
•pending some time with her
nnd former Coquille boy, Is Nosier.,
-daughter, Mis. Ora Wickham.
dated 17th inst., nt Tia Juana,
Mrs. Lando will give nnotfcer Mexico, that he expects to reach
health talk to the Indies at the his home at this place about May
Southern Methodist church tomor
5tb.
row afternoon, at 3 o’clock.
Free.
Moulton’s nice cottage home,
A ll ladies are cordially invited.
near Capt. Butler's, north of the
R. E. Buck hnd a finger on 1 is long bridge, on Hecry street, is
left hand— the first joint— crushed receiving its finishing tonches from
while handling timber at the Lyons
the hands of the painter, T. A.
mill last Saturday evening.
The Walker.
injary was painful but not serious
F ob B ale . —Two good Horses,
Mrs. Moon, the milliner, has re true to pull. Weigh about 950#)
ceived and displayed a magnificent each; 8 years old. Also a set of
stock of new bats and millinery Harness, nenrly new. Call o d or
goods— yesterday was opening day address,
J onathan Q uick .
— and the store has been thronged •It.
Coquille City, Or.
by visitors and purchasers.
Our former towns-boy, Bam John
Mrs. Gene Robinson and children
son, who has beeu connected sev
are down in Curry county visiting
eral mouths pnst with a meat mar
her parental home. Her father,
ket nt Myrtle Point, has resigned
Mr. Cope, aged about CO years, has
the latter position and will hold o
Cape Nome on the brain and seems
place at the Sugar-Loaf creamery.
determined to try h'.s luck for gold.
Rev. A. 8. Foster has resigned
Uncle Henry Randleman was np
from his horns on the lower river as pastor of the Presbyterian
last week.
He is having a dis church at Myrtle Point nnd ac
abled hand trented, from which he cepted a call to the Presbyteriau
has suffered many years nnd which church nt Knappn, Oregon, and
o f late has been growing trouble will commeuce his labors there on
May let.
some.
A ll ladies interested in the move
ment for a higher physical life for
their sex are iuvited to be present
nt a health talk to be given nt the
South Methodist church tomorrow
— Wednesday, April 25th— at 3
o’clock p. m., by Mrs. Juuia Lando.
J. F. Gear, of Puyallup, Wash.,
Las been n visitor in the Coquille
valley for several days past.
Mr.
G. is seeing what he enn see about
onr section for future action as to
becoming a resident of southwest
ern Oregon.
Wm. Sanderson, father of oor
Merchant Sanderson, returned yes
terday from a protracted stay at
Bandon with Merchant SuDdernou
at that place. He is somewhat a
victim of rheumatism nnd is the
worse of a tussle with that disease.
5000 Ladles Wanted
Ladies, ladies, gentle ladies,
Do you want to be in style?
Then buy a “ PULLEY BELT
BUCKLE”
And wear it all the while.
WILSON JEWELRY CO.
.f. H. James finished the new
fence surrounding the little church
last week.
The improvements
about the building are neat, aud
add comfort and attractiveness.
The work bas been done princi-
pally by R. D. Sanford and sor,
Oliver.
At Geo. A. Robinson’s Store to
purchase those new Dimities, Or
gandies, Lotus Lawtis, Warp Welts,
Neptune Ducks, Chambrnys, Cov-
erts, India Linens. Crashes, Linette
Francaise. Silks, Laces, Nettings,
All-Over Embroideries, and While
Goods of all kinds, etc., eto., just
receieed.
The program of the I O. O. F.
of this city, for the celebration of
the 81st anniversary of that order,
will take place next Thursdny —
: April 26th— as announced in the
H ebald last week. There will be
a parade and entertainment at Ma
sonic ball at 3 p. m., and at night
the Rtbekabs will give a fine pro
j gram at the same hall.
In almost every neighborhood
- there is some one whose life has
Cbarley Johnson, while running been saved by Chamberlain’s Colic,
a lath saw at Johnson’s mill, yes Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or
terday met with an ugly and pain who has been cured of chronic diar
ful accident
While at work, a rhoea bv the use of that medicine.
piece of lumber fooled and was Such persons make a point of telling
thrown with great force against of it whenever opportunity offers,
bis face, we learn, knocking ont hoping that it may be the means of
several teeth aud badly catting aod I saving other lives. For sale by R. j
8. Knowlton.
lacerating bis face.
CANDY
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T H A O ! MAAM RIOISTtttCC
Pleasant, P alatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good.
N ever Sicken. Woakeu. or Gripe. 10c. 2Jb. 50c W rite
fo r fre e sample, and booklet on health. Address
fitsrllag lUaedy toapaay, Chicago, ■ontrval, How York. 33Sa
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Comrade Elliott is no better.
B. Figg is out at brief s tells iu
his yard and on the sidewalk.
L adies — Mrs. F. A. White will
! weave switches for yon, if you
! desire.
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We thank Rev. C. A. Stine for a
feast of new potatoes of his own
growing.
it
Extra C Sugar.......
1.00
Western refinery Dry
Granulated Bugar.. . 1.00
20 (< Japan K iee.............
1.00
10 tl Roast Coffee........... 1.00
ti
9
Rolled Oats............ 25 ers
9 bars good Soap.............. 25 cts
5 packages Corn Starch . . . . 25 cts
Oregon Flour, per sack . . . .75 cts
At GEO. A R O B IN S O N ’S STO KE.
u
George Ross, who wa9 nominated
as the Populist candidate for
county clerk at the late convention,
has declined to make the race, as
will bp seen in a card in today’s
H erald . The county committee
had bette- meet socn and take
action on these vacant places on the
ticket. I f acceptances are not filed
with the county clerk by May 4th,
the names will not go on the tick
ets as convention nominees, and
can only be pat on by petition
within lo days thereafter.
Riverton, April 18.— 1st.
postoffice?
an ounce of SCOTT’ S EMUL
2d. At the last examination,
why did yon uot require an exam SION. It is strange, but it often
ination on the subject of Theory happens.
and Practice of Teaching?
Somehow the ounce produces
3d. Why did you place a cer the pound; it seems to start the
Many persona have their good
day snd their bid day. Others
are about half sick i l l the time.
They have headache, backache,
and are reitlesa and nervoua.
Food does not taste good, and
the digestion is poor; the akin
is dry and sallow and disfigured
with pimples or eruptions;
sleep brings no rest and work
is a burden.
What is ths cause o f all this?
Frauk Wilsou has takeu charge
as engineer of the broomhaudle
factory at Bandou.
A rumor on our streets is to the
effect that Graham has settled the
Sprerkels’ claims against the rail
road and other properties here aod
will resume ownership and manage
ment Dext Monday. Of course,
this is rumor, aud can be received
cum granis salis.
How T o
G a in F le sh
animation questions from the state j
board, which was torn open at ooei
Persons have been known to
end when you recoived it from the gain a pound m day by taking
Prof. C. II. Nosier took sick and
dismissed his school yesterday
morning.
The steamer
Dispatch was
crowded with passengers to this
place yesterday.
Onr colnmos are so crowded
with good reading and news matter,
court matters, etc., and some of
which are so lengthy, that we have
Lo hold over two oommunications
nnd political comments oil onr
county and state campaign for next
week.
Did
j on ever receive a package of ex i
Friend W. Gallier came up fiom
Baudon on a business trip last
Thursday.
T. A. North will start up bis
W. H. WaddiDgton, of Lampoy
creamery near Riverton about the
creek,
an intelligent dairy farmer,
1st of May.
was up Ia6t Thursday on busiuess.
W anted — A lot of choice Myrtle
Harve Johnson, of the firm of 8.
lumber. Enquire for particulars of
E. Johnson & Co., at Myrtle Point,
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M acy & M oobk .
spent a day a so recently iu Co
Hon. S. H. Hazard came over quille City.
from the bay on a busiuess trip
Miss Florence W alstrom.of the
yesterday, returnmg on return
lower river, lias returned to this
traiu.
place and enrolled as a pupil in
Mr. aud Mrs. W W. Hayes made Prof. Nosler’s private school-
a visit to their daughter. Mr. Sim
Rev. Mr. Bryan will conduct
Hunt, at Baudon, several days last
worship next Sunday at the usual
week.
hours nt their own building, late
James Laird, the veteran stage the Baud Hall. A ll are invited.
man and mail carrier, of Sitkum,
Edward Moon came in fiom
was visiting iu Coquille about a
Fairview and will spend several
week past.
days. He came down in the inter
Mrs. Jack Grimes, of Marsh est of some logs he floated to the
field, is iu the city visiting her sis market.
ter, Mrs. J. W. Leueve.
Mr. G.
The James Bro’s, Harvey and
took the last steamer Del Norte for
Charley, have stationed their little
the Nome Gold mines.
steamer, Maria, on the lower river
F or S ale —320 acres of good aud will carry milk for the Coqnille
range for stock. 15 acres cleared croamery.
aud good 5-roomed house thereon;
Mis. E. J. Price, of Riverton,
spring water. Rare chance. C h II
at H erald office for information. • accompanied her sister,Mrs. Lewis,
to this place yesterday on her way
F or S ale —200 acres— 120 in borne to Marshfield, after a visit of
bottom — sufficient for 25 or 30 several daya.
dairy cows; 2 miles northwest of
J. JacksoD, an intelligent nnd
towD, on rail and wagon roads to
enterprising citizen of EugeDP,
Marshfield. Call ut premises.
Oregon, is a visitor iu this valley
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R. G. McQciUO.
prospecting for dairying advant
Mrs. M. O. Hawkins is appointed ages. We are glad that he is favor
to receive contributions for India ably impressed snd may locate.
R elief Fund. Parties outside of
The plankiug of Front street,
Coquille City, who desire to con
tribute, should send to Mrs. H. at under the council's orders, is pro
this post office. C. M. Hermann, gressing. Suudeison & Bro. have
done some work in front of their
Myrtle Point, sent 15.
store, and Tlios. Krewaon and Wm.
Bnskirk are now busy in front of
LOOK AT THESE FIGURES !
22 tt) Golden C Sugar....... $ 1.00 the postoffice.
21
20
! Some Nula lor ths School Superintendent to
Cisck.
tain class in one room, stated'
closely annual oue table, where
they could not avoid seeing onenn-
other’a papers, aud resttained only
by an occasional visit by yourself,
while the rest o f the applicants
were in nuotber room, guarded by
the entire bcord?
D on A A na .
Impure blood.
And the rem edy?
Millinery“
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FOR S TYLISH
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Hats and Bonnets,
n
Hat and Dress Trim-
mings, Fancy Worh
Material.
Stamping done to order
lr p a u n ifttln tT
f Call
ittll
and f dressmaking.
pi
digestive machinery going prop
erly, so that the patient b able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount of flesh b
necessary for health; if you have
not got it you can ¿tt it by
taking
^coirs pnastoa
You will find it | ib ( as useful in summer
as in winter, and if you are thriving upon
tt don’t stop because the weather is warm.
uQ d
50c. and $i.oo, all druggists.
BCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists. Hew York.
and see.
M rs . C. L. M oon .
It clears out the channels
through which poisons are
carried from the body. When
all impurities are removed from
the blood nature takes right hold
and completes the cure.
I f there is constipation, take
Ayer’ s Pills. They awaken the
drowsy action o f the liver; they
cure biliousness.
House for rent— apply at this
office.
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The H cbald is prepnred to do job | Mrs. Wilkins is baking and sail
ing Bread, to beln.d at Rich's.
printing in the best style.
D e a le r in b
J.W.LENEVE, D ry Goods,
S h o e s , H a t s , M e n ’s
Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nalls,
Paints, Oils, etc.
Wrtim lo omp Doctor.
W e have the exclusive services o f
some ot the most em inent physicians la
tbo United Staten. W rite freely all the
particulars in your case. You w ill re
ceive a prompt reply, without cost.
,
Address, DR. J. C. A Y E R ,
Low ell, Muae.
New Goods,
New Prices.
Prohibition City Ticket.
At a citizens’ meeting held at
Gray’s Hall last Saturday night, J.
J. Lamb was called to the chair
and A. P. Macy lo act as secretary.
There was a good attendance nnd
very harmonious action.
We have Dot the full proceedings,
but give the result of the meeting:
W. C. Chase was chosen for city
recorder.
Three candidates were named
for city mnisbul, but Louis Sim
moos received a decided vote, and
wnsdeclaied the nominee.
For couooilmen, D. P. Strang,
A. J. Wilson. B. H. Burns, F. A.
White aod Thos. Krewson were
chosen.
No party lines figured in the
convention, and when a name was
sought to designate the ticket it
waB intelligently discussed aud that
of “ Prohibition” chosen by an al
most unanimous vote.
There are now two tickets to se
lect Trora for city officers.
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C loth ing,
Next
Weelj.
Who Said Our Prices
would be raised by-and-by?
Well, we have RAZED them,
for a fact-read the following:
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, - -
50 els
Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy, - - -
50 ets
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm,
- - -
50 ets
Chamberlain’s Pills (St. Patrick’s), -
25 ets
Porous Plasters (with a few exceptions)
25 cts
Vaseline - - - ....................... -
10 cts
Quinme still down. Inquire at our store for price.
35 ets
35 cts
35 ets
15 eta
15 cts
5 ets
M A C Y «£ M O O R E .
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The quarterly mpeting of the 1st
' Port Orford T rib u n e.)
M. E. church will be held in this
Rev. Mr. Gillespie, Presbyterian
place the 1st Sunday in May, the minister, from Coos county, arrived
business meetiDgou Saturday after- down last week, bis household
noou preceding, preaching services goods arriving by steamer.
He
Satnrday night, and the regular bas takeu up his reeideDce in the
services Sunday and Sunday night. “ Jobnsou cottage” in “ Widowville.”
Rev. Mr. Moore, of Myrtle Point,
R. D. Hume, having been granted We are offering exceptional bargains in
LADIES', GENTS' and BOYS’ WATCHES
White, Moomaw & Snyder’s new will be present.
a license to keep a ferry at the
river steamer, built at Roy’s, above
I now have on hand an immense mouth of Rogue River, now has a
Ladies' Watches, gold tilled, from $12.50 up.
this place, by Arthur Ellingson, stock of Dairy, Fruit aud Stock steam ferry running, and is pre
Gents’ Watches, $4 up.
was successfully launched last Sat farms; small places near town pared to attend to the requirements
Boys’ Watches, $1.50 up.
urday evening, in the presence of ranging from 5 to 40 acres, im of the traveling public, in Hint line,
a large crowd of spectators.
The proved, aud unimproved. Vacant “ with neatness and dispatch.”
We bought ’em for spot cash and give you tlio benefit of dose buying.
boat is a beauty, and will undoubt lots; fine assortment of improved
At the recent Republican con
edly fulfil the expectations of her homes in town, nnd all p.t prices ns gressional convention, E. H. Bailey,
experienced owners and designers, low, oi lower than yon can buy of Wedderburn, was elected a mem - ~ 3 $ F !N E W ATCH, CLOCK 0 N D JE W E L R Y K EP A IH IN G . ^
as well as of the builder.
The from owners.
ber of the congressional committee
work is of the best, substantial and • 4t]
for Curry county. P. Hughes, of
R. D. S anforp .
neat, and she has been christened
Port Orford, w h s choseD by the
W I L S O N J E W E L R Y GO.
Comrade
D.
P
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Strang
last
“ Favorite.’’
Beyoud a Jnnht she
state convention as a member of
will proye a favorite in speed, Thursday sold two lots to Mr. the state central committee for
safety and management, for three HeDry, lately arrived from Wash Curry.
of our best river craftsmen are the ington, running through from Hall
r u iin iF .n .
owners, and they are each popular street to Elliott, south of and ad
-R bnnih —A t Marshfield, April 14 1900,
nnd well-knowD citizens, good and joining Dr. Leneve’s property and N oah
bv Rev Mr. Irvine, Arthur Noah and Mias
careful business men, enterprising Prof. C. H. Nosler’s. Considera Minnie liennie.
and obliging.
She is 77 feet iu tion, 8450. These are very desir
DORK.
length, with 15-foot beam nnd able lots, nnd we nre glad Mr.
l a d in —-At Libby, April 15, 1900, to Mr,
52 inch propeller. She has »com Henry has decided to. locate with S a nnd
Mrs. D. Hnladin, a daughter.
pound engine, with a 12x16 low ns and bas secured them.
S h ie ld s —In C oquille C ity A pril 16, 1900,
to Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Shields, h hoik .
pressure cylinder and 8x12 high
Dr. Hodson, a pioneer of ’59,
pressare.
I> IK D .
was over from his home oil Coos
N obthup —On Catching creek, April 18,1900,
An interesting case was brought river last week aud honored the
Mrs. Mattie Northup, w ife o f John Nor-
The old gen tlinp, aged 23 years.
from Marshfield before our Justice H erald by a call.
W. C. Chase last Friday, entitled tleman is beginning to feel bis age D aniklso n —Below Riverton, April 22, 1900,
infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank
The Stite vs Bessie Collison, as — 81 yeara -and yet he is bright
Danielnon.___
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Call and Inspect Our Beautiful Lines of Summer Goods.
and
deeply
interested
¡
d
the
poli
sault and battery npon one A. B.
tics
o
f
the
day,
and
anxious
to
see
Wilson, a 10-year-old pupil in her
school. The local justice, Judge the triumph of the leform issues
A daugh
Hyde, was disqualified from trial now before the people.
on approval to yonr address W ITH O UT A C E H T IM ADVA OOF.
of the case, owing to being a wit ter visited with him, so that he
an immenso stock of thej
SE ND U S YOUR ORBERm »tafe whether yon wish tody's or man'»
wheel; wive color, height o f frame and wear wanted and W E W I L L E lfII*
ness, hence the change of venue to coaid have the beuefit of an ooting |
T 1IE W IIF .K L (T. O. D. on approval, allowing you to uncrato and ex
FAM O U S
amine
you accept It. I f It to not all and more than we
am ine It fully
fu lly before
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to
this
valley
and
renew
old
friend
Coqnille City. The henriug took
claim for it,
It, and n
„ better
_____ wheel than you can wet for any where n
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expree* charge*
price
any one else,
refuse
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place iu the circuit courtroom Hnd ships. [Since his return home he
mi reel re«, f h m “ M O N T R O S B E l e ■ y d m
has mailed ae a copy of “ The Non
a l A g e n t ’ '« * s a m p le p r ic e o t f
a t o a r H ( p p e e d
r la
w h s largely attended by witnesses
to the greatest
itest bargain In
in a bicycle ever offered. W e guarani
g ..
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eel on the market, and you need not accept It nor nay a
to any
wheel
aud friei ds of the parties from conformist,” a bright and advanced
If you do not find
fin- It as we represent. We are E X C L C A IV R _____
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thod
qUIrkly
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take
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Marshtield, as also by many citizens newspaper in the reform fight.—
which we will sell at the
o n r I P # « M O P K I A . Thto o ffe r o f a sam i pi*
J. wheel at this low price to
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• RIDER AO
In each town to represent ua
of Coqnille, ladies aud gentlemen,
old price, regardless of
and tak e order*. O n r s g e n ls m ake money fast.
who took an interest in the case.
C D fftlC IP A T in M C
Fram e, « , 2 4 o r » I n c h 1 lad le«, « f in c h . Beet
the general marking up
d r b U M v A I I U R » * Shelby seam lesstnh tn* w ith fo rg e d connec
Trial was called at 11 o’clock a. ra.,
tion*, flush J o in t* im proved «»p a n d e r d evice to fasten e e a l p ost and
of prices by other houses.
handle bar; R o y a l Aren crow n; th e celebrated M a v is h u b«and hanger—
the cosiest running known; Record " A " tires, the best and one o f t b *
aud def» udaut entrred plea of not
most ex pensive tires on the m arket. The genuine #4 Mrslnger ll j ^ c a t *
guilty. The case was then contin
«a dd le; pedal«, tools and acccnsoHe* the best obtainable. Enameled in
black, maroon or
( coach green, hig h ly finished and ornam ented; «p e d a l
W * fhoronwhly t _______ , _____
ued till 1 o’clock p m , w I ipu it
finished nickeling on •
Onr binding: year's gnor-
o f material that goc« Into I
went to trial, John S. Coke and A.
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with
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J. Sherwood appearing for defend
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Ginneries,
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school. Principal Jolden and teach
artistic sncceae o f the luncheon, I
Notions,
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ers, and members of the school
candles for the «imntost or
Candie«,
most elaborate function—for cot- I
board, and resulted in Justice
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