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D oom
Bay Kews.
Coquille City, May 14, 1901.
f l e t t i U t C ìtìj C e r n it i.
We n^e sorry to lpsm that Mrs.
E d . H kkald : “ Whom the gods C. W. Olive lias again been stricken
would destroy they first imike mail." with paralysis, and her condition
T U E SD A Y , MAY 14, 1901.
j Practical is in an ugly mood. It is is regarded as serious.
nunoyiijg, to have stick« |:okcd iu
Julius Nelson’s residence, on
Church Directory.
| ones wheel, I dare say. I might be Haynes slougb, was destroyed by
Friday Inst. This was the
Episcopal Church.— E piscopal services n i o y e d to pitv, but hi« futile effort« fire,
ill b* held at 8». J am «» church, C oqn ille ,
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to set his “ hobby straight on its house formerly occupied by the
C itv the »bird
Sunday iu each m outh.
late George Smith.
W in. HorHcfali, F a ctor.
feet is so ludicrous! Practical will
M B. C hurch. South: Preach in g on 2nd,
Capt. Dale, who had been spend
Sd and 4th Sunday« at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ; not take his quietus with becoming
the winter in Oakland, returned to
m. Sunday-school every Huoday at 10
o 'c lo c k . Senior Epworth League at 6 3 0 , p. 1 resignation.
the bay last week. He is suffering
in. Junior League at 3:30,p. in. Prayeriueet-
In justice to “ Common Seuse” Mr. from the effects of a seretn nttnet
ing Thuraday evening at 7:30.
C. A. H yatt, paator. j Editor, I cannot let Practical’s seem- of the gripe.
Christian Church -S erv icea every L ord ’ s 1 iug
intentional misconstructions
Albert Koenig, engineer on the
D ay as follow s: Preaching at 11 A. u i. and pass unchallenged.
I crave once
7UW p. iu; L ord ’ » Supper. 14 to 12:13; B ible
gasoline schooner Monterey, who
School. 10 a. r o iC .E . Prayer m eeting, Gu» [ more your impartienl indulgence
>. m . W ed n e sd a y -M id week prayer ineet- ! through these columns to answer was treated at the marine hospital
for erysipelas, died oil Thursday
n g .7 ^ 0p . in. T h e p ublic is cordially invited
to attend all service«. Jsssu M . H i nt » » , j Practical»’ personal Aspersions di Inst.
He was a native of Germanv,
M inister. rected to my address which appeared
and leaves a wife and two children
a f. E . C h u rch .—P reach in g service every
!
in
the
H
erald
’
s
last
issue.
1st, Srd s o d Ath. Sunday at 11, a. in. and
iu San Francisco.
end 7,30 p. m. Sunday Bohool every Sunday | First, he ridicules my estimate in
at 10, a. m. E pw orth League, G 80 p . m . his contemplated bridge across the
Labels for the canned clams put
Prayer m eeting every Tnursday evening at
If lie will up by Flye & Ilolnndson are due
7.30. A special invitation isex ten d ed toth e big Cunningham marsh.
p u b lic to attend all services.
look at my estimates with eyes not from the city by first steamer, and
M. O. B uikk
blurred by personal intereit, he will a shipment below will be made im
Paator.
ace where it reads 180 b c D t s nnd 90 mediately. While in town lately,
intermediates, which at 1G feet dis B. D. Hnmo visited the cannery,
LOCAL ITEMS.
tance from center to center on a sampled some o f the clams, and
The H erald will order the San length of 1425 feet would give 3 pronounced them the best he bad
Francisco Call for you giving you bents for every 1G feet. Now if ),e ever tasted. Mr. Hums says when
a liberal clubbing rale.
will look at any bridge of this width the excellent quality of the Coos
The Misses Tenniesion. Pearl or more he will see 4 bents where I bay canned clams is known, there
and Eeley, w pd I to Marshfield Wed make only 3, thus I am still one will be a steady demand for the
bent under the mark in Siis favor. product o f the cannery
nesday for it short visit.
Then again ho derides the idea of
Uncle Cli.38. Dietz, the piano
810 stringers. Stringers are placed
toner of Myrtle Point, went to
Arrivals and Departure.
J2 feet apart which on a bridge of
Beayer Hill Wednesday.
that width would liue up 9 stringers
The Lyons mill, o f this place, to each set of bents, hence 810
Arrivals by Alliance from South,
•hot do wn a day or so last week in stringers each 1G feet long.
Thursday: F. Antonaz/.i, Mrs. A.
order to make a few need repairs.
If ou this showing, Practical can MeDor aid, W. E. Mitchell, D. E.
Johnson’s mill, a short distance prove “figures that lie” as he rudely Khanahon, F. B. Walker, Mrs. ,1.
above town, is filling an order of insinuates, I will stake ten dollars Holm, M. Wallace, J. II. Ray, B.
26,000 feet of lumber which is be to his one on the result. I am not Charnetb, F. W. Getty, Mrs, O’Con
ner, Katie O’Connrr, Edna Holm.
ing Joaded on the AlumDn, fo Aus bluffing.
Practical persistently taunts me C. Patersou, M. J. Bowron, Chas. 8.
tralia.
for having named to parties 12,000, Kaiser, D. R. Dale, Mrs. F. Holm,
There bay« been applications to 20,000 dollars and whatnot, as the Mis. Rudnns, L. G. Coop, C. Fox.
made to os for teachers in some of probable cost of this new route. If
Departures by Alliance, to Port
the outlying dietricts. Young I said thousands, and I think I did land, Friday: Mary E. Baker, J. R.
ladies preferred. Correspondence unwittingly in one or two instances, Marburg, F. O. MoD< nald, Mrs. M.
solicited.
I should have said— and meant to E. McDonald, Miss Ida Hamilton,
R. D. Sanford sold this week to any—hundreds, and that, as the cost j Miss Chrissie Denholm, M. Isabel
But when an Rupert, Mrs. J. A. Rupert, J. C.
R. 8. Tyrrell the John Flanagan of material only.
ranch on the river three miles tie- error is honorably attoned it should , McDonald, and wife, Mrs. Good-
Miss Goodcnough, B.
low Coquille, consisting of about not move a fair minded opponent to enough,
make capital out of it. I hold my Goodenough, I Goodenougb, C.
280 acres for 16,300.
self responsible for all that I have Goodenough, Mrs. W. C. Moore, W.
Anyoje wishing a choice band published in the H e r a l d — save print E. Moore, T. C. Bradley, J. C Fisher
of sheep, still retaining a Lpavy ers’ mistakes—and I stand by that— F. L. Pierce, Mrs. E. A. Wirth, A.
clip, will do well by calling npon namely, a footing up of a total cost Opperheimer, C. H. Shook, Matt
R. Q . McQuigg, one mile from ne»r onto three thousand dollars.
Hoffman, J. Ostron, C. Frltzhugh,
town on Marshfield road.
Again, with a sarcastic smile, he VV. T. Arthur, C. Delsol, A Hillstrom
alludes to my 10x12 cabin that 0. Jackson, H. Slater, C. Rennick,
F or S ale — A tine little river
stands by the road he would have A. Reed, C. 8. Crow.
bottom place, one and half miles
condemned—a far fetched connec
from town, on river bank. Fair
tion to the subject matter —the
New York, May 7.—Claims ag
buildings, good orchard, small
dimension 10x12 is absolutely cor gregating $5,000,009 will be filed on
fruits, etc. Call at the H erald
rect. Contrurily to his usual bad behalf of surviving seamen of the
office.
shots at dimensions lie hits it this battle-ship Maine, and by the next
Will Miller and family formerly time right in the bulls’ eye. I shall of kin of those seamen who lost
of this place, but later of Hariing always be pleased to believe that their lives in Havaua haibor on the
ton, Washington, have moved to tho American eagle spreads his pro evening of Feburary 15, 1898, ac
their new b 9 mo at Bonners’ Ferry, tecting wiugs over every cabin in cording to Attorney Harwood, of
Idaho, wlier Mr. Miller will be en the land quits as much as over every the firm of Butler k Harwood, of
mansion. Tho animus of Practical’s this city.
gaged in farming.
petition to tho contrary notwith
A nice garden lot of about one standing. Practical»’ plaints anent
aore in a beautifully located and my fence might disturb my peace of
well sheltered plans near the Ban- mind. That fence is unsteady on
don beach will be sold very cheaply its logs. Practical himself built that
THE
if a buyer be found soon. For full fence. I paid him for it.
It was
information and terms call at the from the beginning a flimsy affair
H ehald office.
* much as his bridge would be were
Skin affections will readily disap- he to engineer the job on his esti
iar by using DeWitt’s Witcli mates.
I will not consume space and
azel Salve. Look out for coun-
terfits. If you get DeWitt’s you time to refute all of Practieals’ mis
If
will get good results.
It is the representations. A few more words
quick and positive cure for piles. will suffice.
Practical would palm himself be
’ab'îshrd Eve'y Day of the Year
R. S. Kuowltou.
fore a too credulous public as an
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hemsley, exemplar of unselfishness.
He
of near Johnson's mill, accompa brings foward the “ even dozen
r. Hu»« essential elements of enter
nied by Perry Robinson, went to families” for whom his bowels yearn
prise an) prof ess wtrch
the bay the lntter part of the week with compassion and for whom the
fo to m.ke up
to take the Alliance for San Fran- new route would be an inestimable
cisco. They will look for a location boom—making the road to church a
more anitable to their tastes. Wo way of pleasantness, and, to school,
wish them success.
a merry go as you please; but he
studiously avoids uu uttearnnee of
A letter from our friend, J. D.
good cheer for that other even
(Sunderland, of Marshfield, informs
dozen “ for whom his scliemo would
Dcsifn-d E'.peoa 'y
ns that bs and Mrs. 8. will depart
depreciate their property from 10
for California by next steamer.
to 25 per cent—whilst 50 per cent
Wa are sorry to loss these good
h o m e
accrues to his own domain—closing
people, and as they retain interests
virtually the now established route
IT P R I N T S
bore, it is most likely they will re
by reason of the removal of bridges
ALL THE N E W S.
turn not long hence.
new in excellent condition, thus
B. E. Nosier, our popular post turning a public highway into e
g
ì
master, with his esleuiable wife “ Dead man’s lane" to tho Masonic
and children took the train Thurs cemetery, which, they, the disfran
day afternoon for the bay where chised, might keep in roptir as best
tbay will take the sterner Alliance \ they could and at their own expense.
Now three of the “even dozen”
for San Francisco. Hird expects to
/ k ,,
bare a powwow with President1 whom this stupendous scheme dis
' .«•
McKinley while on the trip, and astrouslv affect« have Iniught their
* V
Mrs. Nonler expects to spend a homes direct from Practical.
Let
month or so with her parents, Mr. i him, in imagination, I ask, put
and Mrs. A. R. Moomaw, now of himself for a moment in their place,
Lordsbnrg, California. We wish then let him tell candidly what he |
Í > ^1 * 4 ÍT-
thinks of tho other fellow— He, a
them a pleasant visit.
model of disinterestedness that he
If peop 1« only knew what we know is! His peculiar disinterestedness
•bout Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, it is a burlesque on self-effacement. :
would he used iu nearly every The scheme would suggest a side, j
household, ns there are few people
splitting farce on the boards of a
who do net suffer from a feeling of concert hall. But Practical is an
fullness after eating,
belching, actor—nn actor iu the Bible sense o f !
flatulence, Hour stomuch or water- the word!
brash, caused by indigestion or
Now, if “ Practical” will lmrken to
dyspepsia. A pr< paratiou such ns the advice of “ Commom Sense” he
Its colum ns a r t replete m tfi b r lftit , spicy
Kodol Dynpeptiia Cure, which with will let this whole busine«g go in
fo s s tp of Coast towns and cities.
Do aid from tho stomach, will digest silence to the Hon. Board of county
it Works for the Welfare of the State
your food, certainly can't help but commissioners for their official ver
do you good. R. 8. Kuowltou.
dict; for, should he persist to urge
I some Walker and son Frank, me on in this strain there will not
accompanied by Dan 8hnnnbnn be left as much as a knot hole in
A M i l e t n P «A * P aper.
and Will Mitchell, of Eureka, his bridge that any sensible naan
Containing a roport of tho »sek j loading
California, were in town Weiluee- could tell it from a vacuum.
rows foaturoa ar>4 manv spociai ftaturts for
C o m m o n S en se .
tho armor and stoch-ratsor.
day on their rounds gathering up
»E N D f’ UW » A M P L E «.
tbs cattle recently parched by Mr.
fobieriftioa P r n .aalading roatagt:
Walker through thm section The
Treasurer's Notice.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
cattle are to be driven to Hum
I'aliy
Fall
tlncltidln« Sunday). II mo« 9 « on
boldt county, and by the time they
O T IC E is hereby given thnt All C ount?
Sunday Cad..........
IS m,-*.
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Warrant* em1or»ett prior to Jan . I,
W,*Mv «'*•11 ..............ISmoa... 1 »
reach the state liue they wi'l have
Ihrllverod
by carrier, every day. «6c
1**9, will be m u I on p tM ontation nt mv
gathered op 10O0 head. We Ac office
month
in C oquille City, C o o * co u n ty ,O re g o n .
JO* N D RPWE K t LH. P ro p rie to r.
knowledge a pleasnut call from Mr. No interest will bo allow ed A fla t April
Add re»» A ll U«>mmualcattona to
15.
1901.
Sbanalino, who told us they were This lf»th day o f April, 1001.
W . «. LFAK’\
haeiug a nice trip, the weather
J . R. DCLLRY,
Count t Treasurer
continuing good
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You go about
«ith a g r e a t
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7ou. You can’t throw
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You
are a slave to your work.
Sleep fails, and you are
on the verge of nervous
exhaustion.
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Take
For fifty years it has
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bringing refreshing sleep
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In age
and in cures, “ Ayer’s ” is
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It was old before other
sarsaparillas were born.
$1.00 a bottle. All druggist«.
Ayer’s Pills aid the ac
tion of Ayer’s Sarsapa
rilla. They cure bilious
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. W alker, P roprietors.
C F R O N T STR E E T**
M IL E S
OVER
100 Million Dollars
Coquille City, Oregon.
L a test and. fin est s ty le s o f fin ish
Ä11 W o r k G uarnii teed.
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MADE TO
C oquille, O regon.
ConnnissioiiiT if (lie United M. Is ,
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For Dividends
4S as. i box.
Transient and reg
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in length of river bed, each mile of
which <amtains many millions of
gold, situated on the Rio Grande, in ;
Taos Co., New Mexico.
j
O re g o n .
First street—east end of bridge.
Richest Gold-Bearing Quartz,
ground by nature’s hand into gold
laden gravel, from 50 to G00 feet in
depth over the eutire property. In
addition, Company owns
sarMNriiii
O ity
First-class iu every respect; courteous treatment.
ular Boaiding aud Lodging.
:>6So Acres— 9 Miles in Length
250 Million Tons
14
C o q u ille
by u G eolog ist ami M ining Expert o f w orld
wide reputation, P rofessor Benjam in Sllli-
Jan. 24,1609.
Enon, Kansas.
nian, w ho a pent several m on th s there, then
bein g connected with the U nited States sur
If you have any comrriaint whatever
veying corps, and in his official report sayj;-.;
and desire the b< it meuJcfcl advice you _
can posaibly receive, write’the «lector
" I I e RI! AUK COUNTLESS MILLION« OF TONS Dr
eely. You will receive» a prompt re- f
ply, without cost Address,
I
rich gold quartz reduced bv the gieat
D r . J. C. A Y E R , L ow ell, Mfigs.
I wj
forces o f nature to a co n d itio n ready f<-r
the application o f the hydraulic process,
while the entire bed o f the R io Grande for
over 10 m iles is n tiluice.on the bars o f u hiph
: the gold derived from the wearing away o f
tho gravel banka has been accum ulating for
The least, iu qunnitv nnd most in countless ages, and now lies ready fo r ex-
by the m ost approved m ethods o f
quality describes DeWitt’s Little IrHc.ioii
river mini no. T H E T H IC K N E S S O F T H E
Early Risers, tbe famous pills for itI O G I A N D E G O L D G ll \ V K L E X C E E D S
constipation, and liver complaints. jn m a n y p l a c e s h o o f e e t , o n n e a r
L Y T H R E E T IM E S T H A T O F T H E L IK E
R. 8 Knowlton.
¡B E D S IN C A L IF O R N IA . W H IL E T H E
A Y E R \GE VALU E P E R CURIO Y A R D IS
R E L IE V E D TO RE G R E A T E R IN 1IIE
Last Saturday while George N
EW MEXICO REDS T H A N IN ANY
Thornton and Will Dryden were O T H E R SUCH A C C U M U L A T IO N S YE T
DISC
>VERED.
fishing for cod near Steamboat rock
” 1 have made a reoonnaisanoe o f the
they had a strike on their lines that whole o f this gravel a lo n g the R io Grande,
made them think they lmd caught nnd have exam ined with all the care possi
in the time at m y com m an d the ch arac
a whale. And it was almost as ble
ter o f the gravel and its con ten ts o f poltl.
nearly being a whale as a thing NO THING. I a M P E R S U A D E D . SINCE
E D ISC O V E R Y O F C A L I F<) RNIA AND
could be and then be something else. A J H
U S T R A L IA . IS COM PA li A BLE F O R ITS
He took the line out at. a merry rate M E A SU R A B L E RESOU RCES O F G O L D
and finely came to tbe surface. I A V A ILA BLE bflr the hydraulic process to
■ the do« i> plnoer.- o f the R io G ran d e.”
The boys then shot it with a rifle
O ther reportsT rom em inent m in ing e x - 1
they had in the boat and when they perts o f national reputation p ronounce the
! property o f this Com pany the richest and ;
drew the boat close to it tliev dis m ost extensive known.
C leaning an d R ep a irin g n e a tly
done.
F r a n k T h o m a s , l\ M .,
W rfto th o D o c to r.
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$ A K E M IH D E E t
T 1 |A T
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patched it with n hatchet. When
towed to the beach it proved to be
a shark of the man eating variety.
It measured six and a half feet long.
— Del Norte Record.
1C a p ita l
¡F
ully
l a id
Stock
an d
$ 2 ,0 0 0 ,00 0 .
so n - a s se ss a b l e ,
par
j
VALUE $ 1 EACH SHARE.
“ I have been suffering from Dys O ne h a lf the entire Capital Stock has been I
in the trcanary o f C om pany as a|
pepsia for the past twenty years and pliteed
w orking C apital. T o
l i e «•<**-
have been unable after trying all h tir) (lit 'T ir fk im m I p in «’«* o i l l l i o n T o r l
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preparations and physicians to get
1 the C om pany now offers
any relief. After taking one bottle
A L i m it e d N u m b e r o f it s S h ar es
of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure I found
relief nnd nm now in better health
than I lmve been for twenty years.
I can not praise Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure too highly,” thus writes Mrs.
O. W. Roberts. North Creek, Ark.
I'llQ
R. S. Knowlton.
AFTER SALE OF WHICH i’RICE
at 5
Per
0 C.
\V ILL BE ADVANCED TO
n S T c t ic e .
$1.00 PER SHARE,
Bv direction of L. Hnrloekor,
A p plications should be sent prom ptly.
County Judge of Coos County,
W rite fo r prospectus. W ak eckecks. m oney
Oregon, notice is hereby given that , orders
payable to
in pursuance of nn net of the legis
lature assembly of the state of
Oregon, approved Feb. 23, 1901. all
persons whose property has hereto
fore been sold for taxes and bid in
by Coos County, will be allowed to
redeem tbe same at any time before
July 1st, 1901, by payingthe amount
of said taxes and the costs of ad
W A N T E D — A C T IV E MAN O F G O O D
vertising, without any penalty for , character
to deliver and collect in Oregon
fo r old established m anufacturing w hole
redemption being added.
Dated at Coquille City, Oregon, sale house. $900 a year, sure pay. H o n
esty more than experience required.
this 11th. dav of April, i901.
! reference, any bank in any city. E ncD e-
L. H . H a z a r d . I self-add reaped stam ped envelope. Mann,
I facturers, T h ird F loor, 854 D earborn St.
County Clerk. I Chicago.
Rio Graude
Piacer Gold IVliniqg Co.
7 EXCHANGE PLACE. BOSTON. MSS.
D. F. Dean
VI D Landis.
DEAN & LANDIS,
EAL E S TA TE BROKERS,
C o q u ille , Oregon.*!-«»
Having quite a thorough and general knowledge of all clawe» of property in
Coot* county, and having placed ou reel vet* in a position to offer a good variety of
tini berla mis. farms, dairy ranche«, town lota andlmsinesses for «ale, we offer our
services to intending settlers, as we feel confident we can do them a good service.
We also solicit farms, timberlands, town property, etc., for which you w ish buyers.
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The HikALD has made arrangements with the managements of the fol-
lowiiig-named publications for clubbing purposes on the terms given be-
H a w k in s w ill re c e iv e b y re tu rn
“M a n d a la y ” a n e w line o f D r e ss
G ood s, T rim m in g s, R e a d y
m ad e S k irts E v e r y tliin g
in
D ry
G ood s.
F R E E H G E C O B R I E S JkCSSSU F E E ©
We ■
have
moved
to
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our new
quartet AS
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O dd F e llo w s' B u ild in g 1
M a r sh a ll M c D o n a ld , P ro p rieto r.
Cleanliness is our Vdiierrord.
Largest ami most modernly equipp. <1 pallors iu the county.
gSs$“ A full line of Barber’s supplies.“^ ®
THE LONE STAR
C a p í . TyT. O l s e n . .
P r o p r ie to r .
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OPPOSITE DEPOT,
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
■«rsr-
K e e p s o n ly pure W i n e s and L iq u o r s
an d F in e C igars.
T h e A m e r ic u s C lub W h i s k y is one
o f th e sp ecialties se r v e d in th e se
C lu b ro o m s.
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT
STAGELINE.
DARLAND S FENTON.
PROPRIETORS,
Sadillc Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in readi-
ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business.
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
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The Commoner (W. J. Bryans paper) and the H ehald , in advance. .#2 00
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The Weekly Examiner and H erald ......................................................... 2 50
The WeCklr Oregonian nnd H erald ....................................................... 2 00
The Oregon Agriculturist and Rural North W est................................. 1 75
Houseinovers. Builders. Contractors and general carpenters.
Western Poultry News (Lincoln, Neb ) and H e r a l d ................................... 1 “ 0
Estimates on all work furnished free on short notice.
Pacific Homestead and H h a l d .......... ................................................. - - “ ^-e Wl|j ^ Bj,]e
eont*<.tB on brick work and furnish brick as aarly
New York World (Tbricc-a-week) and H auu>............ ..........................2 U
as the weather will admit their being burned