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\ Baudou Keooriler. J. W Clinton Injured. W e understand that J D. Stew O n Tuesday last John W Cliu- San Francisco, Nov. t>.— Confirm- The steam schooner Alliance, art has reuti d a house near town and will move here for the winter. ton, while working at his cam p near j the Call-this while coining up the river about 1:30 T U E S D A Y . NOVEM BER 11, 1902 lrts P, 00« reP?rt1*1 . . . ... injuries fn in n o r t tig m i A d M i» practically this afternoon, ran iuto the east ap The Knights of Pythias are now j Bridge, received aoeoaipliaM a for tbe amalgamation proach o f the Strel bridge, anil was at « o r k vigorously arranging for which it wus first thought lie could | PU B LISH E D E V E R Y TU E SD AY o f all tlie extensive flouring inter- badlv damaged. The vessel struck their annual BulRt > take place Sat not survive, but later word com es i that tie is recovering, to the great | ______ ests o f the Pm-ifio Coast. It will with such force as to break the fore urday, November 15. They pur D. r. Dian. Editor and Proprietor | take in the large plants ot Wash- mast, near the deck. The mast fell pose to make this one the bgpt of satlafaetiou uf his many friends, j At the tim e lie received the injury ; iugiou, Oregon anti California, and tho cabin ami pilot-house, a]j County Official Paner. will call into existence one large against . lie was operating a donkey englue, both of which we badly damaged. F ollow ing is the list o f arrivals yarding out logs, aud I ad a “ tail corporation, with a capital o f $20, The schooner was arriving ill ^O-OOO an l fa c liti.s equal to aop- from San Francisco, and was to stop by the steami-r Mandalay w hen she h old ” on a small tree, and instead arrived lu re Tuesday: John Kron- o f m oving the load ti e tree pulled u/u\ . f Ooos Ooaaly generallv. ; plying the present and prospect! va- at Ainsworth dock- O o c a u ille O it y . O r e o n , It appears, enberg and wife, H A. Gross and down, striking Mr. Clinton on the Labserii ti 'll, |,*rvunr ui a ivanoe, it SO ¡v greater de.namlH of the l’ acitic however, that there was a misunder OoMt amt of the Orient. William standing of siguala, and instead of wife, Mrs Thomas Lewis, sou Tom shoulder, l i e was rendered un and daughter Marv, J. M. Perkins, conscious for a time, his right First Class in aoenj respect Courtoos treatment, Transient A Tims y Suggestion- ! Thomas, o f this city, is now in the lauding the Alliance steamed Miss Anna Breuer and Miss Irene shoulder being broken aud other ------ : East m connection with the deal. straight ahead. There were three and Regular Boarding and Lodging. wise bruised and huit. The follow ing letter in tbe Ore-| Tho preliminary advances were cars on the draw at _the time, a Jem sa. • Dr. F. M. W hite was called and gon Tim b«im an in connection with made a few weeks ago by Mr. Ilioni- Lower Albina, Upper Albina and - - NO CHINESE LABOR. Thoroughbred Jersey Bull For Sale- 1 did what was necessary to relieve NO BAR IN CONNECTION. iiifinv oilier facts connected with | 8° n> *he Centennial Mills, of See Irvington, all wall loaded with pass ' him as far as m edical skill would our last summer's fires should serve and Mr. Wilcox, of the 1 ort- engere. Annie L ’s. P ogis No. 579. Pacific j dictate, aud he was resting as com- First Street—East End of Bridge. us a stimulous to some good and bind I louring Mills Company, Those on the bridge who saw the strong legislation along the line of Under the plan for financing the Alliance strike thought the draw Coast Jersey Cattle C lub, Sire Or fortalily ss co u ld be expected under carelessness with Are: | deal, says the Call, the owners of would give away under tho heavy e g o n S t o k e Pogis, No. 5U2; dam, the circum stances wlieu we heard Dropped from him. • ... . n l ot m n o 'I existing properties are to receive strain, and this caused much excite A u ric Looney No- 352 Springwater, Or., Oct. 27, 1902. I ? , i , , ■ March 10, 1894. Breeder, I). LI. 1 " on a fixed and agr. cd valuation Riverton Hckups- The T imukhman : It is with pleas-1 o{ p]antS; fcto _ 2a ,,er cent in c,l8h ment for awhile. The engines were | L ooney, Jefferscn. Oregon reversed in time und tho bridge is H A V E T H E V E R Y L A T E S T IN ure lhst I comply with your request | an,j the reui»inidr r in bonds and The above nniuial ofiered for sale Another cargo of oral and another not damaged. o f the of the 25th inst. lh e dam- »tocksi to ba issued by the new cor- , is at preseut on the Flanagan &, cargo o f lumber shipped from Riv- The Alliance was in charge o f l v unett’s Dairy ranch al Prosper, age done in Clackamas county hy porfttiou to ha formed to effect the | < r t n . i Captain Hardwick, and lie was on ■ jj0 ([j dm U and sire have takeu first •■„he fire of September 11-13 israther | amalgamation, Geo. Sell and family have moved ¡the bridge of the steamer at the | (>l ,/<e8 Ht ,|lfi Oregon State Fair hard to estimate. The committee J Mr. here, of which your correspon den t; I time, whilu, the ipjai term aster was | sevflri ] years in succession, and are | into Mrs Kii.necutt’s house, is secretary, are gathering data as Academy Notes. at the wheel. Captain Hardwick j we|] knnwu to all prominent dairy j h -T is now i m p loje l at the River I f we can not suit you with what we have in stock we can make any fast as possible. The information I : ------- narrowly escaped with his life. One j men o f the state, and they have ton saw uiiii. kind to your oflleiV am giving you in this letter only Miss Flore nee Carter has joined o f his arms was bruised by the produced borne o f the best mi:k i O o . Steward and family will first, mate and cov.irs a territory of about forty the Normal class and will assist in ■ ing *ri" debris. The first ¡[, tj1B state. Som e o f the ! move iuto tiieir residence next G eorge is now putting a square miles, that is, a strip about teaching in the iith giade. She is number of tha sailors who were on |)PifHrs from Annie L ’s Pogis can | we. k ten.miles lon g and about four miles oue of Coos County’ s prom ising ihe bow at the time ran alt and all | p,, seen on the F. & 15 Dairy. On ! hew roof on his house. wide. The strip includes the set- j youn g teachers. H er little sister escaped uninjured. ! account o f liits being f i several J. F. Lee is now eihployed in the tlements of Kicknpoo, Rocky Point « ill also attend. ! The direct cause of the accident I years on their ranch it has becom e ! Ci sine & Sturtevant camp as jingle T h e l a t e s t i:ti and Springwater. la m unable at Mr. B elloni’a y ou n g people did " i l l not be known uutil an invest!- | necessary to part with him. lie is : hoy. this time to give the losses sustaiu- ! not PUt«r Monday as was expected gation is made by the Government j perfectly gentle, has never have The young people enjoyed a night ed Creek, Highland a., -.1 at Beaver D /a_—i. 8 severe ease o f sore eyes inspectors. # |Jieen dehorned, is not the least j of dancing last Saturday eve. Ex- Viola and other points in the coun iu the family. T h e young man is | breachy, (any fence will hold h im ) j <■• 11. nt music was rendered by Mr. ty; but I may in the near future lie better nt this writing. The father ; and ti esc qualifications are not h |. j O. \\ illard’s orchestra. Marsh lit* Id Nun.i able to supply the deficiency. In is expected up from Lauglois to A log g in g engine was brought | ways found in the Jersey; his off O. A. K elley is still limping from the neighborhood o f which I speak, day. down this week from Beaver Hill ¡sprin gs show the same disposition, i the effects of a kick from a horse on 101 farmers have lost in the fire, | and his heifers are the best butter Cleve Sumerlin entered school for II. Sengstackeus Pony slough | Tuesday os las week. and their losses range from $25 to i producers in the herd. This proves loggin g camp. from the North Fork this week. L ook out f< r a wedding in town $2700. W e have estimated the loss his value. H e is also a beautiful You will find the latest in Fall and Winter Millinery at The Ice and Cold Storage plant W e now have the 8th and 9tl) D ona A nns . so far at $55.545, but these figures animat iu form aud twh r. Price in the near future. my store. will be revised some, and the total G rades complete and several o f the | has taken a contract to prepare $150 delivered on I narri lb " steam [SAvitk- Toiiit Enternrme.l amount will be increased a few lower classes. T h e full time of j ateelhead salmon for shipment to er at Prosper. Address Flanagan Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp-1 Edw in Schroedt r is constructing thousand dollars. We have not es two teachers and part time o f three San Francisco und Portland. &. Beuuett, Marshfield, O ifg o u . ing done to order. others is now em ployed. a new re iilenco on Iris farm on the timated the loss to orchards, iruit or The schooner in tho Marshfield Johnny Maddox, o f tile John South Fork Miss Nannie M cAdam s who has shipyard is to be launched on the timber. The loss to fruit will be about $1200, nt present prices of hfen ill for the past week is back 15th. It is ho id Hlie w ill carry the Morgan place near Norway, was iu Si ! b)llH- W H. V » ; V I’ lias b Ln speaking o f lam e ly ill, but bis cinj<litiou is now re dried apples and piuues. The total in her price again. name o f 0. E. Heuckeudorff, tho town today . Sanderson Building near the Wharf apples, lie tells us lie picked n lot amount ns above does not mean ported co n sid e rsb ly irupiovod. proud title of her master builder. recently, sixteen o f which filled a what it will cost to rebuild, but Hero Of Tracy Hunt A Gubernatorial Pos- . , -rMw n i-.,. .. THSgg r.-V. ; ~.■ fanaix'..j*-. . Ned Wells, brakemnn on the rail five gallon oii can. J. *J. LVdier bus resigned tbe about the cash vnlue of tho old slbility- road, came near being seriously in office o f city marshal and Jesse bu ildings aud iences, neither have aud C h a'les Pete Anderson Seattle, Nov. 6.— Sheriff Oudihee’s jured this week. He was caught W bitted came up from R ogu e Warfield has I ecu appointed to fill wo estimated the decreased value of stock, caused by the forced selling majority of 843 in face of vast B e -j bt#twf,®n lwo ™aH while making a river I lie first ot this week, having tbe vacancy. o f the same made necessary bv the publican vote in K ing county, has J coupling, »in<l bruised a little about spent about four m nihs in Curry .11 E W eekly, Loti Rose and shoulders. others delivered s fine hand «»I Coos total destruction c f hay and grain already started the political erv of couuty fishing, etc. in many instances. T o be fair with ‘ Cudibee for G overnor in 1904.” ! Dr. D. O. Smith has been confined countv beef cattle to G eo. K<>hiliH (den, tbe Rnsehurg butcher, lunt those who have lost, I will say that Cndihee’s popularity is something to his rooms at Eugene the past F or .4 Riitl ( old. $100,000 will barely put them in wonderful, and is being discussed fortnight with a spell o f sickness, If y o u have a had colti you lift'd Saturday. ns g ood a conditiou as beforo the more than any otner phase of the but ho is now able to travel and Am nog oilier im provem ents a good relmblo medicine like Chamb late election. fire. will return to Marshfield next week. erlain's C ou til Remedy to loosen about Ins hot >|, G. H. Guerin lias Now a word as to the timber. The little flaughte- of Mr. and and relieve it, and to nliay the irri added a neat bath room to tlie Daily Const Mail. This part of Chickmns is not noted iuilammalion o f the houst- for tin* convenience o f Lis* Mrs. Rudolph C. Amstein, aged one- tation aud T h eT en m ile fishermen are be- for its first class timber, for, as a Mi. G uerin om p oa -s to ami one-half years, died in this city throat and lungs. Fi r sale by R. guests. rale, the trees are short and very ginning to haul in the salmon and Friday, the funeral being conducted y. Know I ton. keep his house up-to-date iu every are making daily shipm ents to the limby. I find by d ose inquiry that respect. the day follow ing from the Baptist vb.sut 10 sectioiIs have been burned cannery. church, Kev. Thomas Irvine oifieiat- I In the eyes o f Twentieth Century culture is con ('liv ed Ot |*l|e* A *<•*• A# over, aud with the exceptions of Capk. M. P. Pendergrass takos ing. sidered a necessary accompaniment o f good about two sections, the timber Ills old stand at the wheel o f the Mr. 0 . Haney, o f Geneva, Ohio, breeding and a good education, therefore stumpnge would amount to no more Fiver today, after being laid up had tbe piles for forty years. D oc Estray Natica- the Organ and Piano haue become almost a than for cord wood, A good, fair with erysipelas since Sept. 30th- tors and dollars d o him no lasting necessity In euery household, estimntc o f the loss to timber would t Capt. Painter will take a week’s good. DeW itt s W itch Hazel Salve N otice i£ hereby given that be about $7,500, probably 30,000, [ vacation nurl then go hack to hie cured him permanently. Invaluable lhe question is to get the best instrument R iv e r to n - O r© . theie hns been for several weeks a 000 feet, and this would make fair old place as first mate. for cuts, burns, bruifes, sprains, jo r the least money, in this the freight item while cow with several small red ! ---------- lumber if sawn in the next three or lacerations, eczema, tetter, salt enters largely into consideration. .t L iberal »(Ter. spots about the neck, about seven Office in Riverton Hotel, four years. rl^eum, and all other skin diseases. | Lo >k for the name I)eW >t on the The undersigned will give a free or eig it years old, running nt large j W hile tho people of Springwater NOTICE OF FINAL SE rELEMENT. | package— all others are cheap, and vicinity have received consider sample o f Chamberlain’s Stomach about my premises at the M cQilIgg able aid trom Oregon City and else anil L iver Tablets to any one want place and that the owner thereof is j "VT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT j worthless counterfeits. R. 8. Knowl ! 1 1 the ander«!: nud hns filed his finn! nc where in the way of clothing,money, ing a reliable remedy for disorders! hereby notified to rem ove said cow ton. A haue solued the problem by combining the best nr nr nro- a* the ex< ontor of tho estate of Ri'b- etc., for their immediate wants, yet of the stomach! biliousness or con or I will proceed to sell , *■' 1 eri M Strnrii?. drCoaaeJ, nnt* the county T makes o f the country under one management This is a new remedy prtafe said animal t<»r U' iiuhrhs : court lifts set Wednesday. December 3. EK)2, much suffering will be experienced stipation. A and shipping In large quantities at lowest pos- A mos S impson ! tlMt h in » the third liny of tne 1901? Decem care and keeping. before spring. While losses have and a good oue. R. 8. Knowlton. ber term of anid court, ns tho cay for henr- sibls rates. They handle some thirty different * 1 8 *— I incr objections to snid final noeotmt and iiie been very heavy, insurance has J makes o f Piano, among them the famous Blue prints maps o f any Tow n- settlement «>f said estate. been very light us only n very few Will Be No Goal Famine- -r i Dated this 4th dav of Vovembor. 1902. ship in R oseburg, O regon, Land were insured, and then only for a DAVID 1\ BTRANG. Executor estate of Robert M. htranjz, de District, sh ow 'n g all vacant lands nominal stifti. W e don ’t sail K lon d ik gold mines, New York, Nov. 7 —President ceased. nor Standard Oil stock but so far I admire the position you are tak Thomas of the Erie railway em for 50 cents each. I f you want an™ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR. as we go, every ing in regard to setting out forest phatically denies the stories that inform ation from the U, S. Land ■ VTOTI0 E IN HEREBY G IVEN THA T thing we sell is fires, and could you see the devast-j anthracite coal will be scarce all Office, address, Organs from $55 upwards. Pianos from $175 i s t.he m ulprsiuicit b-.sbeen dnly appoint- T itus G cabantke & L oan C o . just as desirble ation to tho farmers here from the winter. ed the ndministrnfcor o f tbe estate ofTererm He says shipments are in upward. Foi particulars enguire at “Herald” Roseburg, Oreg. .T. C linton, deceased, and that nil person« in its way. Our carelessness of hunters and campers creasing daily and 100,003 tons are ► •• C-» « having claim « apninet said e s 'a te are here Office, Coquille, Oregon. Gloves, Neck wear, with their fires, you would say that now mined daily in the Lacknwana by required to present them t o m e , duly For Sale or Exchange. verified, nt my resid enco near N orw ay, i . Hats, C o l l a r s , a law making it a misdemeanor to valley. Cìjas. Gflsseij. Wt}cIe£Ciie ^epreseijlalive, 351 Washington Street, Coon oountv. ()reqon , w ithin «ix m onth« | 'uffs. Umbrellas, bunt or put out a camp file during from tbe date o f this n otice. Dated this ! Portland, Oiegoi). I will soil or exchange for Coos Cam s, Etc., all 20th day o f October. 1902. O n e ill In ill«* ( ' . m i ¿la (' « i r e . the dry season would be about the ■ county property 4 lots in placer G W. CLINTON. bear the imprint proper thing. G ive us more string Is tho only harmlpi cough cure mining camp on Adn iristra tor «>f the estate o f Teresa J . Gravel creek, o f quality nnd the ent fire law s—then call out tlie army that gives quick relief. Cures Josjihine county, Oregon, also 1 C linten, decetiHed. iJ and navy to enforce them. Wo nove. «nil to coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, hotel, furnished; 1 feed barn and all • pi t ss o f style NO i ICE OF A IM IN 1 8 T R A T O U Respectfully yours. fellow the fashions. w hooping cough, pneumonia, iistlimn out bu ildin gs;! dwellings connected 'I C E lb I1E EBY G IV E N T H A T L. W. V an D ykk , lagiippe, and all throat, chest, anil \ by private first class telephone ou I i V A O i by Never comes to the customers buying their goods at an order o f the C ounty C ourt tlie . ¡-{^'iD SLAGLE, laiiof. Sec’y Springwater Fire Relit’ Curn- lung troubles. I got soaked by I above lots; 3 lois; t g ood rustic I undersigned has b.-on d u ly appointed | I adnum ttrator with the w ill annexed o f the mitte. rain, says Gertrude E. Fenner, frame house; 1 barn with good estate o f Jacob Kam pfer, deoenned. aud ! Munio, la d ., and contracted n severe i well; g ood orchard and all rieces ian 1 tliat all pfrsoiis havin'.« claim s apninst said , Mctnllic calcium is now worth cold and cough I tailed rapidly; fm„. |,|0,.ks flw ll rmj I e stn ’ i’ arc hereby required to present the Fame, duly w rifi at. i t my office in ( ’oqnille $2.000 a pound. Professor Burch- lost IS lbs. ..... My druggist recoin- ro,l(, (|t,[1(>t l b ,0(.k below t track City. ( t . . ccn a .y . v .iilr n « x rai ! icon'll:s ¡'ram tit date «>f ! h’ « notice, era, o f Aii-la-Cknpelle, has discov 1 mended One Minute Cough Cure. on south side o f Grouts Pass. Jose li. ted thi 20th ih.v o f O ctob er. 1902. For euery dollas you tender the house you get ita equiu- ered a method by which it can tic The first Lottie brought relief; phine county, Oregon. This prop A. J. SHERWOOD, lent in value. 1 am back to my city foots up $3,(100 dollars nnd made for fifty cents a pound. A several cured me Vdr. inifltr.itor with the will annexed o f P âT E S «T S large demand is expected from tho old weight, 14S lbs. One Minute brings in clear rent cash above the estate o f Jacob K am pfer. deceased* and T R A D E M ARKS <"• return E N - The business we do has been built on these principles, T I R E attorney1» fee. Bend m odel, sketen iron industry as it is thought cal Cough Cure outs the phlegm, re insurance and ---------- $1.00 [ter dav. or photo and we send an [ M M E D I A T E and it is on these principles we stand.. N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N . F R E E report on patentability. >\e give cium will lie valuable in the purify lieves the eough at once, draws out W ill excimnpe for C ooh county tbe Deal legal service ami advice, and our Departm ent o f the Interior. L and Offieo ing o f iron. infiiinuiiation, eures croup. Ail property, or cuttle, she<*p or pouts. chargea are moderate. Try us. Roeebnrn, Oregon. O ctob er 2,1902. _ /© (9 \ _ R S. F or p u rticu lu h write the owner, Tho newspaper portraits of Hnj? ideal remedy for children. o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h v t the t«*llowin^-iianied aettlei’ ha« riled Dry Goods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes- Flour and Muhammed Abdullah,the Mad Mul i Knowlton. Thomas Butt, B ' idpe O regon. i 1 L a w y e r » , ♦ * ♦ notice o f hi« im eu tion t«> m ake final p ro o f lah, look like the illustrations of a 0pp. U.S. Pa. filce.Washir.gion, D.C. in support or h isc'a iin . a n d that said p ro o f Feed Stock in all Departnents complete- It is said that an editor recently (III- ('oiitfh Mini world* otTlIi«* w ill be made In-fore E H . H azard. C onnfv fairy book. As we doubt that Ab announced that for just oue issue C o lli. C lerk, at Ooqnillo. Opp(jon, on N o v e m o e r j dullah ever sat for his portrait to a he would tell the truth, the whole L ivjitive Bromo-Qu nine T h blot* Care a El. 1902. vis.: l«i«h H Flinn o n II. E. No. camera fiend, wo are inclined to be iu oue day. No cure no pay. l’rioc 9979. fo r the SA, N W '4 . Nhj S\W4 Sec. 32. truth, naked and unvarnished. That coin cents. T . 27 S.. R. Ivi W. lieve that the portrait was made to is, the truth was to be naked and He nam e« the fo llo w in g witnesses to order in tho illustration department WANTED:—A TRUSTWORTHY OEN- prove his c uitiimor.« renidence upon and unvarnished. Here is one item from o f some of our contemporaries. tlenmn or Indy in each oountv to tiinnnre cu ltiva tion o f «aid b old , viz: K. N. H arry, I that issue: bo imo-rt for an “ Id cstnbiisht d house of ot Sitknm . Oregon: John H. F in n . t*f Fair- . Ore t o n : R. A. Eft*t«»n. Kttkntu. The '‘Society” papers mix adver “ Married— Misa Sylvin Smith to solid financial standing. \ straight boon view, T H E E M P O R I U M Flinn. o f Fftirview. ('»regon. tisements, pure and simple, in the Mr. James Carnahan, last Saturday, fide weekly salary of ^lS.pn pnid bv check O regon: W. A. J. T. B R ID G ES. Register. each Wednesday with nil exp« nses direct form o f notes, with items of sup- ttt the Baptist pasonage. Tho bridi from headquarters. Money advsno d for N o I IC E F(>R P U B L IC A T IO N . posed interest about the folks to j, very ordinary girl about town expense«. Mau;iKer,:Vk) Caxton Bid;»., CLi- United State» Land Office. whom they eater. Iho manner in who doesn’t know any mere thou a Koschnrg. O regon. Sept 1 1902 which some parents allow the charms rabbit about cockin g, mid never o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n that o f their daughters to be thus ad- j helped her poor old mother three the fol*owing n inied settler ha* filed notice o f his intention t o m ake final co m vertised along with the various days in her life. She is not a beauty m utation p roof in support o f hi« cla im , and brands of whiskey and cigars is by a long shot, and lias a gait like that said p roof will be made b e fo re W . U. j ou glas, U. S. C om m issioner, a t M arsh nauseating. a fat duck. The groom is known to One hundred and three s r d one. D field. O regon , on N ovem ber 1 1902, viz: he an up-to-date loafer and has been hnlf acres, Hb.uit tiO in the botrom Everett Mingns on H. E. No. I049t».*for ots G E N E R A L MF.RGII \NDISE. D RYG O O D S, G R O CER IES CltEAMEItv M i n . Th om as K rew - living off his mother all his life, and The whole place cleared except 3 2 and 8. section 19 t< un ship 27 «<uith.range SH ELF H A R D W A R E 13 west. and p r o v is io n ? About 200 s on is prepared to tnruish the best don ’t amount to anything nohow. acres in the bottom. He nam es the follow in'* w itnesses to Five m iles o f p rove his eontinn« m residence upon and o f spruce buttei boxes and cubes They will have a tough time of it, bearing fruit treeR nt th e furniture factory in C oqnille nnd we withhold congratulations, M vrtle P oin t; 2 miles from post cn ltivstion o f -«id laud, viz: 'V . S. Oh and rj. ler. W . B. Htebe. (). J. Seeley and John City. A dd ress him enilv and get for we don ’t believe any good can office nnd craenu ry. Call on W ill- W ard, all o f Marsh A« Id. OtfROn. Front S ire d . Successor to C< M. Steels, come from such a marriage.” — Kx. iaui Hall nt the piem ises. your order iu iu time. J. T. BRIDGES, Register. g L C q U ftfc ( J R j j i telile Coast Hour Mill Trust pro|ecl- bulls Into Bridge. TuttSe Temperance House. LYONS' iVnLUOY Ladies, hisses & Childrens Hats. Lyons* Millinery Store. MILLINERY at E fi’s, C. M o c n ’S AI rs. O. A Loon CARL M. SLAY3ACK, Physician & Surgeon So far So Good. W e b e r , O h ic k e rin g , Y o s e , K i m b a l l , M i l t o n , W li i t n c y a n d H in z e . Disappoi n i in ent P E R R Y 'S N A Big Bargain. N STORE. SW IFT & CO., U N D E R ITS N E W M A N AG EM EN T H as ju s t Received a Full Line of Latest Styles in L a d ies’ Fine Shoes, Dress goods etc. Lenave Building 2 STRANG Proprietor, /