Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, December 25, 1900, Image 2

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    The “Clyde” Billard Parlors is the place to spend your leisure moments.
Qua Maul cut two fingers o f liis
Pacific Cable-
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I left baud last Saturday, oue quite
I'hilailepbift, Dec. 18.—Govern- severly.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY I
I raent ownership of a l ’ acific cable
Ed Fish, o f Fishtiap, went to
D F Dean Editor and Proprietor.! wai* discussed last night by the Bandon Saturday with his family
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‘ members
of the Manufacturers' where they will visit duriug the
Devoted to tae material and social op1 .,. ,
nrimulier-General Greelev ; holidays with relations.
Saildin« of tUeCoquil.e Valley pari.oularly
Urigattier-ucnerai Ulteiey ,
and of Cooa County eenerall».
j United States Chief Signal Officer,
Robert A hr, the tinner, has nr-
asbaeriptiop. peryearm advanee.j _ nncl Dr. A. E. Kennsllv, president rived and is doing work for the
All kinds of soft drinks and fine cigars.^ ^
Coquille City, Oregon.
¿ijtyull* C liì) g m \ A .
T I I I U P t P L '1 1 1« kep t o n Al» i U . C . IH K E 'H
1 D in l i t i
A d v e r tisin g A kbucjt , C4 ami H5
M erch a n ts' E x ch a n g e. San F ra u d a n o, C a liforn ia ,
w h er e cou tracta fo r a d v ertisin g can be m ade fo r it.
Ed. H E R A L D :
W e desire to extend to our friends and pat­
rons season’s greeting — A Merry Christmas and
A Prosperous New Year.
With the opening of the New Century greater efforts will
be put in force to make this one of the most popular stores
in town.
J . S. K A N E M A T Z ’S.
of the American Institute of Eiectri- R^P.1* iu “ j 18 P1* “ in. b,s Bf,ec' " 1
.
. .
line il good snap*» aud reasonable
cal Engineers,
f i n e e r s , participated in the pneea.
discussion. T. E. Hughes, of this
W. W. Endieott r e tu u e l from
Selected Site for Home.
city, emphasized the military nnd the tiny yesterday where he has
The site of the Odd Fellows’ strategic necessity. He estimated been exhibiting Ii is rim tigbtuer
Horae has been definitely located the cost for 7750 nautical miles at for wiignii wheels, where he says it
adjacent to the Weverly-Woodstock $10,000,000, requiring uu earning was received by the people with
car line on the East Hide, and the capacity of $025,000 a year. The great favor.
land has been bonded by the com­
The schooner Gem, recently ar­
mittee empowered by the grand cable tolls of the War Department rived in the bay, repoits a small
alone, however, it was poiuted out,
lodge to act in the premises.
seboouer upside down eff the Co­
The plot selected consists of seven have averaged mouthly a rate ol quille, aud says from her makeup
acres at East Thirty-second and more thau $.'125,000 a year, and at it lias tbe appearance of the Joseph
Holgate streets. It is the inheri­ current rates the projected cable und Henry.
tance of Mrs. Elsie Riley, who will
Buy’ 25cts. worth o f goods nt the Starch, 3 for 25c.
Mrs. D. J. Lowe, sr., of Bandon,
deliver a warranty deed for the land, need be in operation less than an
Kanematz’s and be eutitled to a Dress lining, 2 yards for 15c.
as soon as the estate lias passed ^ hour a day to earn the $025,000. had the misfortune to get a full on guess ou ttie pumpkin seeds aud
Pink chnmbray, 10c per yd.
last Thursday eveuing, breaking
through the probate court.
The General Greeley said:
wiu that Mammoth doll.
Imported tissue papers, 5c dozen.
two
bones
in
one
o
f
her
bauds
and
price agreed on is $6500.
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The
cable experience
of the War badly spraining her wrist.
Milk pail, 25c.
Dr. China mugs, 5c.
The tract purchased is high and ! Department’in connectionwith the
Kid body dolls, sleeping eyes, Nickel safety pins, 3 cards for 10c.
Kime
reduced
the
fracture
and
she
of
sightly, commanding a fine view «»»
from 25c up.
Celluloid collars, 5c.
the city proper, as well as of the relief of the legations at Pekiu point is doing nicely.
Shoe buttons, 5c a gross.
Brass Pius, 5c a card.
mountain peaks of the Cascades. clearly to the disadvantages uuder
Win. Campbell, of the Liberty Kites. 5c each.
15c Dress canvass. 10c yard.
A two-story, nine-room house on the w hich the United States, without its miue at Riverton was iu town yes­ Infants’ Mitts 15c.
Silver teaspoons, 25c a dozen.
land will be used for the purposes own facilities, would labor in case terday aud informed us that the Toy Brooms, 10c.
Court plaster, 2 packs for 5c.
of a Home, and additions are con­
of an extended war in the cast. An difficulty o f loading the Mandalay j Doll Carriage, 25.
Thimbles, 2 for 5c.
templated just as soou as the grand
will be overcome by the time she Fancy Basket, 5c.
Assorted steel pens, 25c a gross.
lodge, which meets at Baker City, j American trans-Pacific cable is a icturnH again by tbe erecting of Crepe paper, 15c.
Carpet tacks, 3 packs ior 5c.
military
and
commericnl
necessity,
in May, arranges for them.
another bunker on a higher level. I Flowered Crepe paper, 25c.
Good Japan Rice, tic per lb.
The Home will become a refuge ' if our colonial possessions are to be
Misses’ round combs, 5c.
Our towns people were treated | Scrap Pictures, lc.
for aged or disabled Odd Fellows returned, or if American interests
25c celluloid cuffs, for 15c.
to a first.class entertainment Sat­ j Mrs. Pott’s Toy Sad Iron, 15c.
and their wires aud families and the
are to be safeguarded in Asiatic urday night by our local Star Com­ I Toy Garden set, 25c.
Hooks and eyes, 3 cards for 5c.
location has been selected within
Infants’ Booties, 15c.
Bone collar buttons, 5c dozen.
edy
Company.
"U
ncle
Dau’
l”
was
countries.
The
great
value
of
a
the limits of the city of Portland
Fascinator, 25c.
Wire egg beaters, 2 for 5c.
because of superior school facilities cable is more especially for the re- brought out in good shape aud was Fancy Shaving Mug, 25c.
China mush bowls, 5c.
thoroughly appreciated by a full
and with an eye to the convenience storying of order iu the new colo­
Good over shirts, 25c up.
house. Each aud every member of Berry sets from 25c per set.
and comfort of the old people to nies and to facilitate commercial
ihe company deserves special credit Velvet slippers $1.00
200 yds spool linen thread, 5c.
whose cause it will bo devoted. The
enterprises.”
for the manner in which their part Hoik boxes, Toilet eases, Albums, 10c Leather watch chain, 5c.
Tho sum of $1000 of the purchase
The club adopted a resloutiou was sustained. George Leach, ns Candy, Dry' Goods anil Notions Asbestos stove mats, 3 for 10c.
money was guaranteed by the grand
of all kinds. Every item a bar- Fruit jar funnel, 5c.
Uncle Dau’ l is a circus within him­
lodge on condition that Portlund approving the Corliss bill.
gniu.
self, while Mrs. Mansell made a
Arm bands, 2 pairs for 5c.
should be selected as a location- -
real hit as J'Clip,” the pride of tbe Tissue paper, 5c doz.
Men’s fine black socks, 5c a pair.
Oregonian.
When you need a soothing and barroom, and Sam ‘ Nosier, AVi 11 Mush Bowls, 5c each,
Pie Tins, 3 for 10c.
healing antiseptic
application for Mausell and Chas. Harrington as glass Tumblers, 6 for 25c.
3-cornered saw files. 3 for 10c.
any purpose, u^e the original De- barroom toughs were out of sight,
Gnei3enau's Lost Number 136.
W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve, a well while Anderson Lamb and Mrs. Al
Berlin, Dec. 17.—An official dis- known cure for piles and skin dis­ Hite
played dual parts with
patch from Malaga received here eases. It heals sores without leav­ credit, scarcely beiug recognized
this morning accounts for 314 sur­ ing a scar lteware of counterfeits. as being the same individuals.
vivors cut of the 450 persons w ho R. S. Knowlton.
Mrs. Clms. Harrington played the
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were on board the German training-
part of Nancy Bartlett well. Tak­
Jury
Could
not
Agree.
frigate Gneisenau, which foundered
ing it all round, this is as strong a
at the entrance to the Port of Mal­
Eldorado, Kan,, Dec. 14.— The company as you would be likely to
aga yesterday, while she was taking
find in any town of the size of this
jury in the Jessie Morrison case
refuge from the terrible storm pre­
one, and should always bo patro­
S h e s ,
H a t s , M e n ’s
C lo th in g ,
was discharged today, being unable
vailing at the time.
nized in preference to traveling
to agree. Nine of tbe jurymen were
It is rumored that the comman­
troups.
Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nails,
for ncquittal aud three stood out
der of the Gneisennu committed sui­
Paints, Oils, Stcues, etc.
for a verdict convicting her of Mre.
From
the
Artie-
cide when he saw that all was lost.
Castle's murder. Tho trial has been
A nephew of the Imperial Chancel­
a memorable oue, and it is tbe gen­
Tuesday afternoon a large crowd
lor, Count von Bulow,
named
eral impression now that the defend­ of our town's people gathered on
Berndt, was among the saved,
Oregon F loor per sack, 85 cts.
! Men’s ai d Boys’ Clothing.
ant will ultimately be cleared of the the water front. The object of
though ho was injured about the
Prunes, choice, per lb, 6 cts.
i ^ ch our
to 5 5 1 .0 S u i t s ,
charge against her.
their curiosity was a craft comiug
head. A sailor who survived the
Rice, 20 lbs for SI.
I and higher; Dry Goods, Notions',
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up
the
bay
with
the
Chilliuu
flag
wreck, went mad. The first engin­
..
i io »
i o- .
Shoes, Tin aud Agate Ware,
As a cure for rheumatism Cham­ flying from her masthead and in n
Co. u Meal, 10 lb sack, 2 d cts.
| nt ,ow pricetf.
-
eer, the assistant engineer and a
berlain’s Paiu Balm is gaining a tow of the tug Columbia, She was Soap (laundry) 5 to 10 bars, 25 cts.
number
of petty officers were
wide reputation. D. B. Johnston docked ut Dean & Co.’s wharf. On Oyster? (good) per can, 20 eta.
i
drowned.
Ind„
has
been investigation it was learned that
It is hoped that tho guns, the of Richmond,
with that ailment siuce the ship was the steam bark Feerlcss,
treasure chest and perhaps part of troubled
’. ‘ '’ll”
There* is a move on foot nt Sum­
Uoos B a y N ew s.
In speakiug of it he says: Captain James McKenna, that bad
the hull will be salvaged.
merville for the eatahlibhineut of a
“I never found anything that would been on a whaling expedition to
The work of caulking the new
stnrcli factory.
relieve mo until I used Chamber- the Arctic.
vessel, in the Marshfield shipyard,
Airship Better Than Zfppelm's Invented- laiu’s l ’aiu Balm. It acts like magic
The Feerless left San Francisco commenced yesterday.
The most effective little liver pills
with me. My foot was swollen and April G, 1899, with a crew of 18
Cal. Wright wouuded and cap­ made are DeWitt's Little Early
New York, Dec. 19.— A dispatch paining me very much, but one men all told, well loaded with a
tured a fine Alette owl, while hunt­ Risers. They never gripe. It. S.
to the Journal and Advertiser from good application of Paiu Balm re­ cargo of provisions and articles for
ing iu the raudhills last week. Knowlton.
Vienna says; An Austrian eugineer, lieved mo. For sale by Ii. S. Kuowl- trade with tho natives of the north. He intends to keep it alive, if pos­
Governor Geer appointed M. D.
William Kress, has invented an air­ ton.
They had a very good pasrnge on sible, but expet ie.ice heretofore Thompson, one of Douglas county's
ship which is pronounced to be
her northward voyage stopping on | shows that the birds only live a commissionei’H county judge to suc­
John Addison Porter, ex-private her way nt Nanimo, B. C.and Dutch
better than Zeppelin's. The Em­
short time iu captivity.
ceed Joseph Lyon, resigned. Thin
peror's attention beiug called to the secretary of President McKinley, Harbor and Cape Nome, Alaska, to
model ho has become much inter­ died at Putman, Couu., on tho 15th take on water and replenish her [ The Mandalay crossed out F ri­ still leaves a vacancy in Douglas
day, intending to go to the Coquille, county court.
ested aud expressed the belief that inst.
coal supply. The captain and crew j
but owing to the heavy soutliwester
it would bo successful.
traded
with
the
natives
on
the
coast
|
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are
blowing she was unable to make
Kress did not have money to
of
Alaska
and
Siberia,
and
had
dainty little pills, but they never
headway, aud returned to the bay.
build a lnrge ship, and the Emperor
very
good
luck
iu
this
line
securing
fail to cleanse tho liver, remove
The bar was very rough at the
said ho would fix that, and contri­
obstructions and invigorate tbe some very valuable furs.
time she crossed out, aud fears
buted $1000 out of his own pocket.
After arriving in the Arctic tiny
system. R 8. Knowlton.
were expressed by those on shore
Numerous otners followed suit, and
captured four bowhead
whales
that the steamer would be driven
Kress will build the ship.
Five thousand head of sheep and which produced over 2000 pounds
by the breakers onto the uortli spit,
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two hundred head of cattle are lie- bone each. They sailed ns far north
as, for a time, she seemed unable
ing
fed
ut
ti.c
La
Grande
sugar as l ’ t. Barrows— the most northern
It seems that tho San Francisco
to nake.headway, aud drifted to­
Digests what you eat.
part of Alnska.
Examiner lias recently been to a factory.
wards the north. The mainsail It artificially digests the food aud aids
On
their
return
they
left
the
great measure instrumental in frus­
was set, which brought her head to Nature iu strengthening aud recon-
Now is tho timo whon croup nnd
trating a plot by which quite a lung troubles prove rapidly fata!. Arctic about Sept. 15, 1900, aud the sea, anil the trip was made with­ strutting the exhausted digestive or­
It Is the latestdlscovereddigestr
stopped
at
Cape
Nome,
which,
when
out accident, though tbe passengers gans.
number of Porto Ricans were being | The only harmless remedy that pro-
ant and tonic. No other preparation
shipped to Hawaii under deceptive ,]U(.t,s ;mmc<l i8te ro8liits is One they went up was a collection of a sav it war rather an unpleasant ex­ cao approach It I d efficiency. It ln-
stautly relievesand permanently cures
promises to become laborers, or in | Minute Cough Cure. It is very few tents, but on their return they perience.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
other words, slaves on the sugar peasant to take and can be relied were murb surprised to find it a
Fiatuleuce. Hour Stomach, Nausea,
city
of
some
20,000
inhabitants.
plantations of tbe latter named place. upoll to quiokly cure coughs, colds \
Lightship No. 67, anchored off Sick Headache, Gastralgia.Crampsand
•These unfortunate and stranded [ )lnij ,,j| lung diseases. It will pre­ The Feerless also called in at Una- the coast of Washington went adrift all other results of imperfect digestion.
people aro finding homes iu Cnlifor- vcut consumption. R. 8. Knowl- laska on her return, and this was during tie recent storm.
Price 50c and tl. Large site contains XH times
the last land they had seen until
s m a ll sizo. B o o k a l l a b o u t d y s p e p s ia m a ile d fr e o
nin, particularly among the Spanish | p,n
P r«o a r«d b y E. C- De WITT A C O . C h ica go.
off
Cons
bay
nnd
they
wore
com­
speaking people to good adwilitage. ___________
________________
pelled to e.nll in here ns their pro­
The Examiner lias found him es for,
vision«, fuel nnd water was about Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
upwards of forty.
and Don’ t Know it.
exhausted. The return voyage Vas
How To Find Oat.
very rough and they experienced
There are 139 illustrations in Big­
Fill ft bottle or common glass with your
stormy weather losing three good
hours; a
gie Cow Book, many of them made
boats, and the davits ntul rail off tbe water and let it stand twenty-four
sediment or set­
from photographs from life. There
poop de?k wns washed away. O il
tling indicates an
are eight colored paintings of ns
her arrival here her crew consisted
unhealthy condi­
Remarkable handsome line of
many different breeds. Biggie Cow
tion of the kid­
of twelve men— nine white, two
neys; if it stains high grade Table W sr\ Imported
Book is cream, rich Jersey cream—
Japanese and au Esquimau, of the
your linen it is Venetian Glass -- Quadruple Plated
you ought to have it. Send 50 OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH rest of the crew that sailed from
evidence of kid­
cents to the publishers, \\ ¡liner
San Franrisco on April 6, 1899—
ney trouble; too Mountings. The glass is a rich
HYPOPHOSPHITES
frequent desire to peach I low color, graduated shade,
Atkinson Co., Philadelphia.
one died and was buried at son and
pass it or pain in satin finish of a lasting quality.
should always be kept in the others that did not return, dcs-
the back is also
A Nt'IIK I I 111 : rou ( HOtT.
gerteil her in the different places convincing proof that the kidneys and blad­ We invite yon to cal! and see it
the house for the fol­
W il s o n J k w e l r y C o .
der
are
out
of
order.
where
she
called
in.
The
Esquimau,
T u r a l j - D o - V . - n r « ' 4 o i i s i h i i i t '» i -
lowing reasons:
What to Do.
W i t h o u t ii F i i i l i i r v .
on board is one of the boat men that
There is comfort In the knowledge so
Treasurer's N otic a.
The first indication o f croup is F I R S T - Because, If any member wns procured on tho arrival of a often
expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
hoarseness, nnd in n child subject to
of the family has a hard cold. It whaler in the Arctic to man the Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
’ OTICE is hereby given that all County
that disease it may bo taken as a
small boats while hunting whale, wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the
will cure It.
Warrants endorsed prior to Juno 1.
and he perferred to stay on the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part 1S9H, will ho pit id on presentation nt my
sure sign of the approach of an
the urinary passage. It corrects Inability office in Coquille City, Coos county. Oregon.
attack. Following this hoarseness SECOND — Because. If the chil­ ship. On arrival hero ho was much of
to hold water and scalding pain In passing No int-rest will be allowed after Dec.
dren are delicate and sickly. It will
surprised at the big trees along it, or bad effects following use of liquor, 10. WOO.
is a peculiar rough cough.
If
make them strong and well.
This dth day of Dec., 1900.
tho const, also the buildings in wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
J. B. D l l.LEY.
necessity of being compelled to go often
given ns soon ns the child becomes THIRD —Because, if the father or town.
County Treasurer.
during
the
day,
and
to
get
up
many
times
mother Is losing flesh and becom­
hoarse, or even after the croupv
After coaling nnd making some during the night. The mild and the extra­
ing thin and emaciated. It will build slight repairs flic Ft ericas will pro­ ordinary effect of S w a m p - Root fs soon
cough appears, it will prevent the
Notice.
them up and give them flesh and ceed to San Francisco.— ‘ )un
realized. It stands the highest for its won­
attack. It is used in many thous­
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
strength.
ands of homes in this broad land
N otic’ is hereby ciyt-n that the under­
If you need a medicine you should have the
and never disappoints tho anxious FO U R T H — Because It Is the
D on’t use nuv of the counterfeits best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. slze3. signed has been duly appointed adminis­
trator
of the estate o Joseph Collier, de­
mothers. We have yet to learn of
of
DeWitt's
Witch
Hazel
Salve.
standard remedy In all throat and
You may have a sample bottle_of this
ceased. nnd that all pors ns having claims
A single instance in which it lias not
Mo*t o f them are worthless or lia­ wonderful discovery
lung affections.
against said tatat? are hereby requested
to present the satue duly verified to tho un­
proved effectual. No other preua-
ble to cause injury. The original and a book that tells,
No household should be without It. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is a more about it. both sent |
dersigned at his residence near Coquille
ration can show such a record —
City, Coos county. Oregon, within six
absolutely free by mall,
ft
can
be
taken
in
summer
as
well
.twenty-five yenrs' constant use with,
certain cure for piles, eczema, cuts address Dr. Kilmer & nom* of Swamp-Rot*. month from date o f this notice.
Dated Dec. 4th, 1900.
M-alds.burns, sores aiul skin diseases. Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men­
out a failure. For sale by R. S, as In winter.
VX. and |t oo, ail druggist«
H. J. COLLTEB,
S C O T T * B O W NE, QliwhS.
Knowlton.
R S K n ow lton
I tion reading *his g-nerous offer tn this paper.
Administrator.
fil»
Nutmeg graters, 2 for 5c.
I No. 7, heavy all-silk ribbon, 5c a yd.
Fancy glass tumblers, 6 for 25c, j Envelopes, 2 packages for 5c.
Embroidery hoops, 5c.
I Patent spring hooks A eyes, 2 cards
Embroidery silk, 6 for 5c.
! for 5c’
25c Dover egg beaters, l()c.
Red ink, 5o a bottle.
25o Cuticle soap, 10c.
| 2 oz. extract of vanilla, 10c.
Dress shields, 2 pairs for 15c.
| 20c toy brooms, 10c.
Coin purses, 3 for 10c.
j Fancy rolled oats, 3 lbs for 10c.
25c Novel aud detective stories, 5c. Mincing knife, 5c.
Fire shovels, 5c.
Button hooks, 5c a dozen,
Loose bottom jelly plate, 3 for 25c. i Root beer 10c per bottle.
Small dinner bucket, 10c,
White china shirt buttons, 5c. a gross
Sheet iron brend pan. 10c.
j Velvet shirt binding, 2 yards for 5c.
2x2 inch butt binges, 5c.
I 50c “ President” suspendrs, 25c,
Tack hnnmier, 5c.
Good roast coffee, 2 lbs for 35c.
Hatchet, 25c.
Sardines, 5c per can.
25c Barometer, or wheather gunge Tin pans, 3 for 10c
15c.
Hair Pins, 3 bunches for 5c.
Nickeled tweezers, 5c.
Good toilet soap, 3 for 5c.
Dress stays, 5c per bunch.
Bleached muslin, 5c per yard.
Corset steel, 5c a pnir.
Pants buttons, lc per ilozon.
1 in. cotton lace 12 yds for 15c. Large Glycerine soap, 5c.
6 inch valcnchinl lace, 10c per yd. Corset steels, 5c a pnir.
Silk dress trimmings, 3 yds for 10c. No. 40, all silk rash ribbon, 20c.nyd.
Good cigars, 2 for 5c.
Good mixed candy, 10c per pound
Ladies’ vests’ 20c.
J Hungarian shoe nails, 3 pks for 10c
Mens murino under shirts, 35c.
| Extra Fancy, rolled oats, 4c per lb.
Men’s merino drawers 25c pr.
I Good Toilet soaps, 4 for 5c.
75c Corset for 60c.
i Sugar and Flour at the lowest
50c 11
“ 35c.
market.
GROCERIES, A L L K IN D S OF TEAS.
J.W.LENEVE, D ryG cods,
Kodol
COQUILLEfe
JOHN C X J E E E N T ,
Proprietor _
(R
J
New Management;
New Furnishings Throughout;
Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached.
Ta' le service the equal of any in southern Oregon. Al' v. nite help
New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office and Bonding Room
R.
scorn
EMULSION
N
SAN FO R D .
«
Olfico—Up-Staira, near Postoflfieo.
C O Q U IL L E C ITY, O R E G O N .
Buys, Sells and Exchanges Property, Rents
Houses and Farms,
Makes Collections. — 13 Years’ Experience and a Growing
Business Are Our Best “Ad.”
Dyspepsia Cure
Special Ottering for
the Holiday.
D.
SAMPLE PROPERTIES OFFERED.
Several thousand acres Timber Land at from $6 to $15 per acre.
$ 3,000
24" acres stock or dairy farm, some improvements,
235
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improved,
4.000
320
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part improved,
1,500
163
2.000
480
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stock ranch, hill land, @ $2.25 per acre, and a dozen others
of like quality, nway from town, or river, cheap.
DAIRY, FRU IT AND HAY FARMS,
245
150
70
36
37
40
300
280
37
80
14(1
37
80
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old place, crop, stock, tools, team ,furuitur, etc.
stock, tools and furniture. ^ down,
Improved 80 acres at Etimner, only
on the river, or near town, better improved ami located,
acres well improved anil well located,
well
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finely
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bottom land, 25 acres improved, well located,
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part cleared, and well located,
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finely improved, jains town,
bottom nnd bill, part cleared,
all bottom lnnd, 25 acres improved,
mostly bottom, 10 acres cleared,
15 bottom
cleared, house, barn, orchard,
Small Places Near T e n
37 acres,
30
5
buildings, good
orchard,
$ 1,100
“ well amproved and
gntered
1,650
•* bench and bottom,
creek, new house
1,000
2 lots, house and shrubbery
House, barn nnd parcel of
land near business
2.500
2,000
1,300
6,000
3.000
3.000
3.200
5.000
7.000
3.200
2.000
3.500
800
1.500
325
1,000
Coglie D m p ïe J Prop­
erty.
2 finely loonted residence lots $ 500
2 lots near business part of
town
300
2 inside lots, near courthouse 200
2 corner lots, “
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225
2 A well improved, cheam for cash.
5-room house and barn, 2 corner j Parcel near Academy, 400x318
feet
lots,
$ 450
700
6 lots, house, barn, gardcD,
6 choice oval residence lots,
418)
well back
in ek
$ (0 9 1
100x100 feet on corner n.ar
3 lots, new house, bottom
225
school
garden
600.
2 Bidekill lots near courthouse, $125
4 fine lots, shrubbery, good
house, barn and shop
l,t0 0 , 2 uneven lots 117x50 ft, corner 75
Resiliences ii Town.