Coquille City herald., April 23, 1901, Image 4

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Commissioner Bailey Pleased.
The Press as a Mirror.
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JN otice o f Executor-
TH E
State Food Commissioner Bailey
Some of the more sensational, or
with the result of “ yellow,” newspapers are quotiug
j legislative work during tbe recent with gre.it glee a reported defense i
Church Directory.
of their methods by Dr. Lyman
J session. He thinks Oregou’s pure
Abbott. This distinguished clergy­
Ooqviill© Oity. Oregon.
BpiaoopAl Church.—Episcopal
services food laws arc now as comprehensive man. it is asserted, said to those'
will be hold at St. JtiM.es church, (oquillo
as those of any state of tbe Uuion. who criticise the newspaper for re- |
First- class iu every respect; courteous treatment.
Transient and reg­
City thu third Sunday in each month.
W uj . Horae fa 11, Pastor ‘•The new law relating to oleomarg­ cordiDg so much of the evil in the
ular Boarding aud Lodging.
M E. Church. South: Preaching on 2nd,
world that the fault is not with the
8d aad 4th Huttilayfl at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. arine," he said, “ forbids the color­
but the
First street—east end o f bridge.
White Labor.
in. Sunday-aehool every Sunday at 10 ing of that article iu tiny way, and newspapers that report,
AND ENCYCLOPEDIA.
o’clock Senior Epworth League at 6:80, p.
civilization that permits so much
xn. Junior League at 8:30,p. tn. Prayenueet- empowers the Food Commissioner wrong.
o i Statistical 'Volume o f Facts and '
“ If you look in your glass
rng Thursday evening at 7:30.
Figures Containing Over 600 Pages.
to seize the stuff wherever found.
and see a dirty face," “ays Dr. Ab-‘
G. A. Hyatt, paator.
O tm tian Church —Services every Lord’ s
oAs regards cheese, the consumers bott, ‘‘you don’t wash the mirror."
Day a« follows: Preaching at 11 A. m . and
The phrase is a good -one, the
are
protected by the clause com­
7:3# jv m: Lord’s Supper, l ‘J to 12:15; Bible
illustration apt, but it is far too
School, 10 a. m ;C .E . Prayer meeting. G.30
pelling
the
manufacturer
to
lukel
bis
t. in. Wediusnlay—Mid-week prayer meet -
sweeping as a comment on the re­
r»K,7:80p. iu. The publicna cordially invited product ‘full
SPECIAL FEATURES:—
cream,’ ‘one-quar- lations of journalism to (,ho world
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walker, Proprietors.
to attend all service«. J kssk M . H itntku ,
The census of f 1 w '
Minister. skimmed,’ or ‘half-skimmed,’ ns the | to
stand alone. Doubtless Dr.
i f . K. Church.—Preaching aervice every
♦"¡ FRONT STREET**
J9C0. National
1st, 3rd and 6th. Sunday at 11, a. m . and case may be, so that people will Abbott qualified it by some further
and State elec­
utterances,
which
the
“yellow”
and 7,80 p. m Sunday school every Sunday know just what kind of
cheese
tion r e t u r n s .
at 10, a. m. Epworth League, 6 80 p. m.
j papers have carefully abstained from
Prayer meeting every Tuursday evening at they are buying.
Fourcenturiesof
I
reporting.
For
if
we
had
a
mirror
7.80. A special invitation is extended to the
American prog­
“ Milkmen iu cities of 50,000 pop­ | that by some pestilential witchery
public to attend all aervioes.
fin is h .
M. O. B bikk ,
ress.
Political
ulation and over are required to exaggerated every defect in a face,
Panto*.
record of 1900
twisted
the
nose,
distorted
the
report
the
location
of
their
dairies
A t B andok — The Advent Christian church
(convention,
W o r k
meets in Swift’s hall each Lord’s Day. to the Food Commissioner in order mouth, emphasized every blotch on
and platforms). Î Â Î S
Morning services at 11 o'clock n. w . and
the skin, and witbal was as mali­
American rule in
evening «ervioes at 7:30 p. m. All invited. that he may visit them and see that
ciously cuuning in not showing one's
I bvkn D u ih a y ,
the Philippines.
Elder. they are in good sanitary condition. good points as iu exaggerating one’s I
N ew
govern­
Heretofore milkmeu could sturt up frnilities— would we buy such j
B BS
ment! of Porto Rico and Ha­
. L O C A L ITEM S.
in any out-of-the-way place, where micros by the million and have j waii. Polar exploration in 1900
them
presented
with
our
breakfast
|
Oar »treat improvement^ me filth might accumulate, and the pub­
Conclu ion of the South African
and tea?
progressing nicely.
war. Pan-American H -r o -t an
lic
had little recourse.
Milk
That is exactly wliat newspspors ' cf 1901. China—Its present n
E. O. Bealfl, of Marshfield, spent ranches must now be kept clean, so of a certain sort do. The good
dition and status among nations.
several days in town last week.
that the milk will be pure and whole­ things in the world are ignore d or i Roster of general officers of the
W. T. Miller, o f Fisbtrnp, waa some, or tbo dairyman will bo likely thrust into an obscure corner— the
Regular U. S. Arm y, Í7S9-1900.
in town tke middle of last week.
to get into trouble, under the new evil of the world is magnified and
exploited. They do not bold the
R. C. Robieon, wbo baa recently law.
mirror up to nature, but reflect
moved from near Arugo to Myrtle
“ Adulterated fruits and jellies humanity chiefly in its baser and
Point, was ip town last week.
must be lnbeled correctly as to tbeir leusl creditable moods. Euif hati-
Facts that every patriof
Miss Eva Robison, of Fisbtrap, contents, and the amount of glucose heroic treatment.—The Pilgram.
and voter ought to know.
baa beeu quite ill for a few weeks,
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bot is improving at the present. used must bo marked in plaiu fig­
Oregon BulUr I. full Weight.
ures on eacb bottle or jar. Glucose
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hanly, of
All Oregon butter is now re­
near Rivertop, came np to attend is not an unwholesome adulterant,
tbf lecture Wednesday eye.iing, as it is made of corn, but is a very quired to be marked with wrappers
Postpaid to any address
Creamery
Thomas Deverenx, of Parkers­ cheap substitute for jellies, syrups, as follows “ Oregon
THE WORLD.
burg, came up Wednesday and etc., and the cousumer should know Butter, 32 ounces, Full Weight.”
I
Pulitzer
Bldg,, A(<u York,
stayed over for the lecture of Prof. just what he is paying for.’’— The or “ 16 ounces,” should the brick
Meakin.
Portland Tradesman.
contain but a pound. This applies
Respect lor the Aged-
Our friend, I. Chandler, of the
not only to Oregon stock, but all
Oregoninu:
One
o
f
the
oldest
North Fork, waa in town doing
Nothing bespeaks the true lady
outside butter sold iu this market
business with our merchants the industrial plautB in England, the
must also contain full weight, or if and the true gentleman more than
Briglitside
works,
o
f
Sheffield,
is
middle of the week.
coming to America to establish ex­ uot the dealer must notify his cus­ showing constant love, regard, and
respect for the nged. Iumimeral.de
L o s t — A K- ot P. watch charm, tensive steel works where they can
triaugular in shape, with nsual K. enjoy the benefits of protection, tomer should the roll be short of are the opportunities young people
weight. Boxes of have every day to perform little acts
o f P. inscriptions. Finder will be cheap fuel aud cheap iron. Ameri­ the required
liberally rewarded by leaving the can manufacturers cau make steel butter shipped into tbe market, o f courtesy and kindness to those
same at this office.
products ckeuply euough to under­ containing 50 rolls, must tip the who are older, which will admirably
illustrate the spirit of the moral law,
Claude Fox, o f this place took sell these foreigners iu tbeir own scales at 100 pounds, and in the which says, Thou sbalt rise up be­
mnrkt-t,
and
with
the
advantage
of
Friduy’s train bay wards, eu route
case it falls short of this, the whole­ fore the hoary head, and honor the
to the Umpqua where be will tuke a protective turiff they cau make sale denier handling it is compelled face of the old man.” “ One of the
a position as mate on the tug Americau consumers pay more than
is exacted from the foreign buyer. to inform the purchaser, and he is lessons,” says Rolliu, the historion,
Robeits.
O f course, this policy will eventu­ also required to weigh it before “ oftenest nnd most strongly in­
Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds ally tiring all of the mauufactnreis
culcated upon the Lacedaemonian
such a sale iB made.
and chafTing quickly best by the use and the “ pauer laborers” aloug
youth, was to entertain great rever­
The law covering an offense is ence and respect for old men aud
o f DeWiftB Witch Hazel Salve. It with them to America, aud fill our
F R E S H G R O C E R IE S A.ND FEED
the same as that which relates to to give them proof of it on nil oc­
is imitated. Be sure you get De- (dace
iu tbe foreign market.
casions,
by
saluting
them;
by
mak­
W itt’s. R. S. Knowlton.
the
scales
of
fraudulent
goods,
and
Then, of course, the American con­
Miss Emma Lorenz went to Ban- sumer cau appreciate to the fullest provides for a flue of from $25 to ing way for them, nnd giving them
don last Wednesday, and Chnrley extent the beuefits of a protective $100 or imprisonment in the county place in the streets; by rising up to
came up from that place to he system which prevents the con­ jail for a period of from 30 to 90 show them honor iu all companies
nnd public assemblies; but above
present at the arrival o f Prof. John sumer from buying where he cau
days. As soon as possible tbe law- all, by receiving their advice, nnd
P. Meakin, The Woodman lecturer. tiny the cheapest, and enables in ­
fant industries to grow iuto colossal will be priuted and copies furnished even their reproofs, with docility
Fon S ale — A fine little river
and submission. By these charac­
to all upon application.
less than a decade.
bottom place, one and half miles trusts iu -------
teristics,
a Lacedaemonian was
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All
cheese
must
be
branded
full
from town, on river bank. Fair
known wherever he came.
If he
E t ln c n t e Y o u r I t o w e la W it h C « fic » r e t i.
buildings.
good orchard, small
Candy CfJ hartlc. our« constipation forever. cream, half, quarter or skimmed, as had behaved otherwise, it would
10c. 25c. If ( . C- O. fail, druggist« refund money.
fruits, eto. Call at the H erald
the case may be, and all such goods have been looked upon as a re­
office.
offered at retail must bear a placard proach to himself aud a dishonor
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T
otice.
W A N T E D — TRUSTW ORTHY
MEN
stating these facts. Consumers are to hi3 country.”
TDB8DAT. aprii , 23, 1901.
j ia well pleased
TEMPERANCE HOUSE
ALMANAC
ilA/ALKER'S STUDIO «S ttpM isj
f
Coquille City, Oregon.
L atest and finest sty le s o f
A ll
G uaranteed.
,
■usa
M erchant tailor
F. S. Slagle,
A Political Register.
Coquille, Oregon.
Standard American Annual.
Cleaning and Repairing neatly
done.
THIS
iS A. REMINDER
THAT
Hawkins will receive by return
“Mandalay ’ a new line of Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Ready­
made Skirts Everything
in Dry ’ Goods.
and women to travel and advertiae for old
established house of solid financial stand­
ing. Salary #780 a year and expenses, all
payable in cash. No canvassing required.
Give references and enclose aelf-addrt ssed
stamped envelope. Address Mai ager, 356
Gaxton Bldg., Chicago.
F. E. Gondwiu, o f OlympiH,
Washington, arrived here by W ed­
nesday’s train and proceeded to
Bandon the following day.
He
expects to find employment down
tbe coast.
Attorney T. S. Minot, now o f
Ban Francisco, oatne up on Tues­
day’s Alliance, coming over to the
county seat to atteud to matters
pertaining to circuit conrt the mid­
dle of the week.
Bv direction of L. Hnrlocker,
County Judgo of Coos County,
Oregon, notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of nn act of the legis­
lature assembly of the state of
Oregon, approved Feb. 23, 1901, all
persous whose property has hereto­
fore been sold for taxes and bid in
by Coos Couuty, will be allowed to
redeem tbe same at any time before
July 1st, 1901, by paying the nmount
of said taxes aud the costa of ad­
vertising, without any penalty for
redemption being added.
Dated at Coquille City, Oregon,
this 11th. day of April, it>01.
L. H . H azard .
Couuty Clerk.
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cautioned to notice both butter and
cheese wrappers, so as to avoid a
swiudle. Oregon butter properly
prepared has compared favorably
with other butters tbe world over,
nnd its cheese is second to nolle, to
which fact is attributed tne mild,
soft climate of this state, which is
more advantageously adapted to
the manufacture of cheese than
other climates.
It has boeu man y years siuce the
home butter market 1ms been fa­
vored with full-weight goods, and
this in ove is regarded nra wise one,
and meets with the indoisc ment of
oil wholesale butter brokers.—Tbe
Portlaud Tradesman.
Astoiia, April 15.—-The fishing
seasons opened today, and many
boats are out on tbe river. Fisher­
men generally anticipated a good
year, anil a greater number of men
are eugaged today than at the open­
ing of any other season for years.
While few reports have come from
the canneries as yet, those of the
fishermen who have delivered fish
came in with good catch* s. The
fish nre of exceptionally fine quality,
and are quite large.
We have made arrangments by
which we can offer tbe king of dairy
papers, Hoard's Dairyman, and the
H skald for $2. No up-to-date dairy­
man can afford to be without this
paper.
The lingering cough following
the grippels for One Minute Cough
Desirable Property At a Bargain.
Cure. For all throat and luug
troubles this is the only harmless
40 acres of land on county road
remedy that gives immediate results.
Prevents consumption. It. S. Knowl­ one mile from Court House and
Coquille City.
11 acres is rich j
ton.
bottom land, partly under culture
A nice garden lot of about one and above ordiuary flood mark.
acre in a beautifully located an d ' Good running water on the place
Book and Commercial Work in the neatest and latest styles-
well sheltered place near the Ban­ Other improvements uot considered
Call
a t the HERALD office. Our prices are right.
don beach will be sold very cheaply ; Terms, 1400 dollars. Oue half
if a buyer be found soou. For full j down, balance in three annual in-1
D. F. Dean
information and terms call at the stallments. Inquire of A. B otrie . M. D. Landis.
Coquille City, Oregon.
H erald office.
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8- F. Sheppard, the mechanic,
“ I have been troubled with indi­
wbo has just oompleted the iron
gestion for ten years, have tried
work on Reed's new steamer in
many
things and spent much money
course of construction
at tbe
East Marshfield shipyard, came to no purpose until I tried Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. I hove taken two j
over by Friday’s train accompanied
bottles and gotten more relief from
by Mrs, ¡¿heppard.
Mr. 8. pro­
them than oil other medicines taken 1
ceeded to Bandon for a visit.
I feel more like a boy than I have
A. W. Rogers, who baa spen t 1 felt in twenty years.” Anderson | Haring quit« a thorough and general knowledge of all classes of property in
Thou­ Cooe county, and having placed ourselves In a position to offer a good variety of
tbe past year in this city and oti Riggs of Sunny Lane, Tex.
tbe dairy farm o f J. P. Messer, sands bare testified as did Mr. 1 timberlands, farms, dairy ranches, town lots snd businesses for sale, we offer our
services to intending settlers, as we feel confident we can do them a good service.
near town, took Wednesday’s train Riggs. R. S. Knowlton.
We also solicit farms, timberlands, town property, etc., for which you wish buyers.
for tb i bay whore transferred to!
the steamer Alliance and will go
$ 1 0 0 — R c w ra d - $ 1 0 0 .
up into Northwestern Oregon and
Th« reader» of thin paper will be pleased
Washington. H a waa accompanied I»» learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
by bis little daughter.
all its stacea. and that is Catarrh.
Hall’s
For all kinds of
Job PrintinQ"
DEAN 4 LANDIS,
EAL ESTATE B R O IL S ,
K
>
You will waste time if you try to
cure indigestión or dyspepsia by
atarving yourself. That only makes
it worst when you do eat heartily.
You always need plenty of food
properly digested Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is tbe result of years of
scientific research for something
that would digest not only some
elemectsof food but every kind.
And it ia the on* remedy that will
do it. k. 8. Knowlton
.... Coquille, Oregon.-!-«-
Great Clubbing Offers.
Catarrh Cure is the on I t positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a constitu- j
tionsl treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is
The H erald has made arrangements with tbe managements of the fol­
taken internally, acting directlv upon the
blood and mucous surfaces o f the system, lowing-named publications for clubbing purposes on the terms given be­
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease snd giving the patient strength by low:
building up the constitution and assisting The Commoner (W. J Brvana paper) and the H eiulp , in advance. $2 00
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
2 50
have so much faith in ita curative powers, The Weekly Examiner and H erald ...............................................................
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for The W eekly Oregonian and H e r ald .............................................................
2 00
Any case that it fails to cure. 8eml for list The Oregon Agriculturist and Rural North West...............................
1 75
if testimonials. Address.
Western Poultry News (Lincoln, Neb.) and H liiald . ...................
1 50
Y. J. CHKNF.Y »% C
Toledo, O.
Pacific Homestead ami H e r a l d ......................... ................................................. t 2 5
MTRold bv druggists. 78 cents.
Hall’s Fsmilv Tills are toe beet.
New York World (Thric«-a-we«k) and H erald .
We
have
moved
to
our new
quarters,
O dd.
ih
hereby
g iv e n
that
It. D .S a n f o v d ,
Executor,
Summons.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E
STATE OF OREGON. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF COOS.
R:\cbt 1 Rutledge Plaintiff
) Suit in eq-i
vs.
>■ oity for
John W. Ruth due Defendant. 1 divorce.
To John W. Rutledge, the above entitled
defendant:
In the name of the atate of Oregon von
arc hereby notified that you are required tu
appear and aiikwer the complaint filed
asaiust yon il) the above entitled suit iu
which Rachel Rutledge ia plaintiff nnd you,
John W. Rutledge, are defendant, within
six week« from date of the first, publication
of this sum nn hi * to wit: within six weeks
from the 12th day of F briiary, 1901, and
if you fail to nppear and answer on or t»e-
for3 the 23rd ay of A ril. 1901, the last
day of the time prescribed iu the order of
publication, a judgment will be taken
against you for want thereof, and the plain­
tiff will apply to the oourt for the relief
demanded iu her complaint, a auccipet
statement of which ia as follows: that the
marriage contract now txiating between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and
for tbe custody of the minor child of said
marriage.
Service of this summons is made by pub­
lication in pursuance of an order made by
L. Hnrlocker, County Judpe for Coos
county. Oregon, dated March 8th, 1 9 ^ ,
and directing publication of tbe sumo in
the Coquille City H krali -. a u eekly news­
paper published at Coquille City in Coes
county, Oregon, for a period of aix weeks.
A. J. S hkbwood ,
Attorney for plnintiff..
E d i r a t e T o u r I lo w e la W it h C a tea res*.
Candy C ath artic, cure constipation forever
10c.25c. If C .C 2. fab. druggists refuud money
AN INCOME FOR LIFE
— FROM—
Greatest of
Gold Properties
36Sb Acres—9 .M
iles in Length
250 M
illion Tons
Richest Gold-Bearing Quartz,
ground by nature’s hand iuto gold ­
laden gravel, from 50 to C00 feet in
depth over the entire property. In
addition, Company owns
1 4 M ILE S
in length of river bed, each mile of
which contains many million^ of
gold, situated on the Rio Grande,.¿n
Taos Co., New Mexico.
OVER
too Million Dollars
For Dividends
BEAD THE PROOFS:
MADE TO
Ctiim
nissionor of (lie United Stales*
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, WASH­
INGTON. D C..
F e llo w s
B u ild in g
Marshall McDonald, Proprietor.
Cleanliness is our Watchword.
THE LONE STAR
Oa.pt.
Olsen,
_ ______Proprietor.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
:
:
l»y a Geelngifit and Mining Expert of vrorlcj)-
wid»* reputation. Professor Benjamin Silli-
nmn, who spent several months there, then
being connected with tlie United States sur­
vey ini» corps, and iu his official report says:
“ H e BK ABB COUNTL158B M IL L IO N S O F TONS OT'
q u a r t z reduced by the grenk
forces of nature to a condition ready for
the application of the h ydraulic process,
while the entire bed of the Rio Grande for-
over+0 miles is a sluice,on the bars of which
the gold derived from the wearing away of
the gravel banks has been accumulating for-
countless ages, and now lies ready for ex­
traction by the most approved methods of
river minimi. TH E T H1UKNESS OF THE
RIO O RAN U E GOLD GR AVEL EXCEED S
IN MANY PLACES 800 F EET. OR NEAR­
LY THREE TIM ES THAT OF T H E LIKE
HKDS IN CALIFORNIA. W H IL E THE
AVERAGE VALUE PER CURIO YARD IS
RELIEVED TO RE GREATER IN THE
NEW MEXICO REDS THAN IN ANY
OTHER SUCH ACCUMULATIONS YET
DISC JVERED.
“ I have made a reoonnaisnnoe of th©
whole of this gravel along the Rio Grande,
and hare examined with all the care possi­
ble in the time at my command the charac­
ter of the gravel nnd its contents of gold.
NOTHING. I a M PERSUADED, 81NCK
! HE DISCOVERY OF CALIFORNIA AND
AUSTRALIA. IS COMPARABLE FOR ITS
MEASURABLE RESOURCES OF G O L D
AVAILABLE by the hydraulic process to
the de* p placers of the Rio Grande.”
Other reports from eminont mining ex­
perts of national reputation pronounce the
i property of this Company the richest and
most extensive known.
r ic h g o l d
Largest and most modernly equipped parlors in the county.
J8ie)“ A full line of Barber’s supplies.
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the anderaiuuetl baa been duly ap­
pointed as the executor of the estate of
John Dcviniali, deceased; b> order of th*
County rmitt for Cot s County. Oregon, and
that- all persons having claims against said
cstato arc hereby required to present thorn
properly verified to said executor at hi«
ollice in Coquille City. Coon County, Ore­
gon, within aix luunthb from the date of
thii notice.
Dated tuis 31st day of July. 1900.
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7 OPPOSITE DEPOT.
Keeps only pure W ines and Liquors
and Fine Cigars.
The Americus Club W hisky is one
of the specialties served in these
Clubrooms.
— Capital Stock $2,000,000.
F illy paid aj * d nox - assessabls , pa *
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT
STAGELINE.
DARLAND S FENTON.
PROPRIETORS.
Saddle Horses of best quality always on band. Good Rigs in readi­
ness for special trips. Io fact, a general Stage and Livery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
W. A. Goon MAN.
T. J Kr
KREWSON & GOODMAN.
COQUILLE CITY, OR.
Houaemovera, Builders, Contractors and general carpenters.
Estimates oa all work furnished free on short notice.
We will be able to take contacts on brick 'fork and furnish brick as early
as the weather will admit their being burned.
2 15
VALUE $ 1 EACH 8HARE.
One lislf (he entire Capital Stock has been
placed iu the treasury of Compsny a . a
workine Capital. T n r a m p l i l . . ■ ir r r a -
• a r j « III' l i e . Mil,I p l i.e e «,■■ t h e r i v e r
!•*•( s e r r r n l m l i t s t e a m r fr e t t g e n ,
the I ami uany now offers
A
L
im it e d
N
um beb
or
it s
S h ar es
1150c.
AFTER SALE OF WHICH PRICE
W ILL BE ADVANCED TO
$1.00 PER SHAKE,
Applications «tumid be m t promptly,
W rit, for prospectus. M akrokccks money
orders psyshle to
Rio Graude
Placer Gold SWiriiqg Co.
>7 EXCHANGE PLACE. BOSTON MASS