!
The Coast Mail.
BATUIUUV, - MAltCl! 20, 1880.
JlISl'UJIUCAX COUNTY COX
ITfATOiY. Th Kopn'bllcan voters of Coos
manly arohuroby notified to mod in
conventional Coquillo City, on Sat
urday. April 10th, 18S0,nt olio o'clock
i. t . for t ho pnrpo-c of ohoofting six
lelrjsnli'H to nttond tho Hopnblican
Ptatc Convention, and nominating
candfdnloa for county ollicoro.
rriinniio will lie hofH at the usual
places of voting in tho gavoml pr
Hurts, on Snturdny, April 3, at 2
o'clock i. i., nml are apportioned del
-j"to."i as follows :
Itoaver Slough,
Itauilon, -
II ra water Valley,
Jlurtnn 1'rairio,
Coalrdo, -
('os City, ....
Coos It Ivor, ....
roqnillo, ....
C.iuille City, ...
Kinpiro City,
Knrhnnled 1'rairio,
Hall's 1'rairio,
Johnson's, ....
liter City, ....
Lake, --...
North Coos River,
Marshfield, ....
lionri, ....
Randolph, ....
10
o
Mimnor, - .... 3
youth Slouch, - - . 1
Ktnpiro City, March fith, 1SS0.
IJy order of the. Committee.
1. IlACKBn,
Chairman.
Stcpiirn A. Soiifclus .Ir., praks
Stephen A. Douglas, son of the
great Senator, in a recent lecture at
Mutloon, Illinois, paid :
"I am a stalwart Republican.
Naturally enough, I could bo expect
ed to feel a warm affinity for the
Democratic party. Every associa
tion of my boyhood, and every atom
of respect for my father made it so.
After the war I went to X. Carolina
to settle tho estate of my mother,
which did not require much work,
for between the ravages of the war
and tlie bankrupt courts, little was
left. V.Then I went there I was prej
udiced m favor of tho Democracy,
anu consiuereii mvselt a most en
thusiastic and loval Democrat
j-.
tl, rJ,;la of W l.t ,.-t.- T
jAv.V ? V MIUV JkA jrittit, i
believe, restexl the true foundation
of our Government, and in the party
tnnt inui Klirnys advocated tlieni I
expected to see them perpetuated, j
As time wore on and I made the ac-'
iiunintance of Democracy as inter-1
preted in the South, I wondered myriads of trout in lake and
how the name enme to be so cflectu- stre.m, and many other objects, each
ally lost. It was the course of those andiU1 of wl,ich arc TVOrth a viitit
l,n ,n;crmMi,I n.c,.W J T'-e purity of the air and water can-,
1 ll41,,flVi.-V'VVt lIVUvl.llVi 3
Democrats that converted me and
made mc j Ilepublican. However,
J hliil claim to adhere to the three
ireat principles on wliich my father
based his political creed: These
are; First, lo3alty to the country;
second, hard money, and third, the
sovereignty of the people. Tli2 idea
of this third principal is that the
majority shall rule. This is disre
garded in the South, and therein is
u cardinal principle of my father's
Democracy constantly being set
aside.
At jeasl i0,000 fraiulalent votes
were counted against us in North
Carolina. Before the olection Jim '
Vance, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, admitted that if Judge
Settle, his opponent, received 98,000
votes in the State, which was the
figures claimed for him ' bv his lie-
publican supporters, he (Vance) was
I:
defeated. The Republican vote was
I Ui.OOO. and the Democrats made
theirs 123.8CG. I would be willing
to swear that in my own county GOO
more votes were returned than there
woro voters in the county. I knew
the people of the county thoroughly,
hud canvassed it several times my
tdf, and knew exactly what the law
ful volo ought to be. They turned
out the graveyards and had them
all back again before tho polls closed.
Tho people of North Carolina, and
in fact most of the Southern States,
are jiurely local in their politics.
They will often take much more in
terest in tho choice of n constable
than a President. In that cam
paign tho interest ccntercwl in the
contest for Governor.. Little com
paratively was said about the Presi
dent, because tho people did not take
ho much intorestin that branch of
tho contest. Yot tho Democrats
contrived to put Tildon's vote nover
ul thousand ahoad of their candidate
for (lovornor, whiolr every man in
the State knows must have boon a
fraud.
Speaking of the candidates for
President, Mr. Douglas said : "The
people of tho South want Grant.
They liitvft oonUdonco in him. They
believe lie will furnish tho protoclion
that tho Republicans need. Thoy
tin not say just how they oxpcot him
to regulate thing, but thoy think ho
can and will do it. lilninv's opposi
tion to the "force bill" injures Mm
wan uio Kcjpnblienus, and, while
thoy admire him for his bold utter -
ftnocs and gallant course, yet they
want Grant, G rent is their man.
Kvcry Southern man who has a dif -
ficully with another and gel worst
ed, has a respect for his successful
opponent. That is tli case with the
feeling for Grant. I le never does or
nays anyuung timi nnviKHtv can
,,i. n i... 11 -i 1 , " uuuBf nun out nni ui ntr.
make a handle of, and seems always Adapted for dair in- or general farm
to do just tho right thin? without ' . c,01 younrj orchard. One of
any parade or ostentation, .lust ;l!j-V !m.ri?i. i". "?" Tm,y; T'n
i-l it. n :, i-. ,... i lf;11' nml ""Ploiiu'iits, will
""v "'" "i"w iraiun. ttvurv
unity stood back m amaneinent at
the boldness of the demagogue, and
communist, and actually felt ap
prehensive that he would lead the
laboring people of the country to do
some dreadful thing. But" when
Grant ranched San Francisco, and
Kearney sent up his card, Grant
quiotly sent it back with instruc
tions to say, 'that if Kearney repre
sented a political party he did not
wish to see him. If lie was simply
one of the people ho could attend
tho public reception.' That settled
Kearney. Ho has been s'eadily
gliding into obscurity over since that
time. Grant never flons. The
j South believes he can be trusted,
and will stick to him."
Xlie cm of 1 Up Siorrn.
Lake Tahoe is not appreciated by
tho present generation as it should or
as it will bo by the next and the next.
The time is not far distant w lion a rail
way will encircle its shores, and it will
be studded with lovely summer resi
dences, cottages, villus, parks and
grand hotels ; the resort in the sum
mer of tho wealth, fashion, wit and
genius of the Pacific coa.t, and rival
in its attractions Geneva, Como or
Maggiore. It is said there are thirty
two streams coming down from the
snow into tho lake (the fishermen call
them creeks), ranging in dimensions
fiom the tiny brook to tho roaring
torrent,- tumbling in cascades into
Emerald Bay. To the tired, wctrrv
dcniiens of the plains of California
overworked and sick of tho summer
heat and dust and smoke nothing
better in the way of recreation, enjoy
ment, comfort and health can be im
agined than a ramble among the
streams anu wootis in this region on
",D l'" . i "- ""US
here in June, July and August. The
spectacle of the full moon rising across
the lake a seert from Tahoe City, the
beautiful snow flower bursting out of
tl,e ground as tho snow melts, like a
grand piece of crimson wax-work; the
tree-feast, a Horace Greeley called it.
not be excelled. -Calaverat Chronicle.
Jo-.li It ill ins; s. I'liiloHoprh.
There are men who don't seem to '
komprohend the difTerence between !
notoriety and repuUshun until they j
find themselves serving out a three 1
years' term in sum State prison.
I don't rekolekt now ov ever meet
iug a man who had all the fame he
wanted, and waz anxious to take a
bak seat.
The works ov genius are the most 1
famous and lasting, the work of talleul j
are perhaps the most useful. '
I hsv finally got so that i ain't at all
sertain ov what i kno myself, and am
gttting less sertain of what othors
say they kno.
AVe sneak ov a "lovely woman," and
a "dignified man." Theze are proper !
ditinkshun8, and never ought to Le I
konfoiinded. j
lie who iz out ov the reach ov praze
iz out ov the reach of improvement.
Perfekshun iz drcdphull skare in
this world we don't even find it in
natur, mutch les among humanity.
Habits are simply natur in harness.
This ain't a bad definishun for hu
man happiness sumthing to do the
cheerful doing ov it and then gitting
pay for the job.
All the honesty in the world ain't
lawful tender on the streets for a loaf
ov bread, but let tho same man jo out
and pla a smart gaino ov 3 kard monte
and he ban make an inkum at it.
Peace! This iz what mankind,
since tharo' kreaBhun,huvalwnbeen
fighting for, and, probably alwuas will.
Tharo iz plenty ovwimmin wliokan
up to a certain point, kompete suc
cessfully with men in bizzineM, but
beyond that point they are failure.).
The perfekt servant (if. thoro iz en-
ny eutch thing) iz the only one whom '
yet kan't tpile with kindneu.
Men ov genius seldom havo mutch
memory, while men of tallent often J
do, and' thw may be tho reason why (
men ov genius kreato, and luive not I
mutch iiie for memory, whilo men ov
tallentlivaonwhat haz been kreatcd,
and feed on memory.
DiriiTHKiiiA has carried oil' since
November inoro than -10,000 jcrsons
in the provinces of ClmrkofT and
Poltava in Iluspia alone, and in the
neighborhood of W'alki whole villa
ges havo almost died out.
Tho "Winohuslor repenting arms
company at New JIavon is said to
havo roeoivod nn order from the
Chinese Govorntnent for 1700,000
cartridges.
A j-rct fire occurred recently at the
' weaving works at Moscow, Russia,
'-'' rnttrobui!dinjwna destroyed. '21
'Persons were burned to death and 11
! im"ml-
FARM FOR SALE !
100
CUKS OF CUOICK l.AXO
at the mouth nt Vi1l,ni,.i,
-uoh. near North Rend and Marsh-
tinlil n..i ..... 1 1 .1 1.
w voiu verv rnriiti.
ftaTFor ItlVther nartiiMilurs mmlv m
theoiliee of the Coast Mail. fltf
m.VL si:ttli:.mi:nt.
In the County Couit or the State of 1
Oregon for the county of Curry, -sit-'
ting in probate. l
In the matter of the estato of K. J. '
Macklin, docea:-td. I
V. A. Forgy. administrator of said '
estate, having tiled in .vnid court his I
u"w
istcrrd. Notice is hereby given that
said final account will be heard and
nnal account for settlement, showing
determined in said court on MON
1U Y. Tl I K Ft FTH DA Y OF A I'll 1 L. I
A. D. lS0.at 10 o'clock a.m.. at which !
time all persons having any objections
to s.tid final account and 'settlement,
must then and there make the same.
Published in the Coast Mail for'
four successive weeks, b older of Hon '
Delos Woodruff, County Judge,
Walter Sctton-.
Cleik. ,
KLLK.VSBVRG, Februarv 21t. 1S$0. 0
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Coftrt of the State of
Oregon for thecountvof Currv.
Mary (.. Clia-e vs. W. A." Chase.
The Port Orford Cedar Co., Bcrnhnrd
Kercbotl'and Phillip Fisher.
Suit in equity to forecloo a mort
gage. mo W. A. CHASE. Till: TOUT 011
I ford Cedar Company. Bernhanl
kerchotl' anil Philip Fisher, defend
ants. In the name of the State of
Oregon you are hereby required to an
pear and answer the complaint on tile
m the above entitled court and cause,
on or before the first day of the next
regular term of said Court, vix: MON
DAY. THE 7TH DAY OF Jl'XE. A.
. 1 D. ISi-O. And von are herebv notified
that if you fail to answer said com
plaint the plaintiff will take a decree
against von for the relief in said com
plaint demanded, to wit : For the
foreclosure of a certain mortgage exe
cuted by A. W. Chas, on the L'd day
of June, 1S73, in favor of Mary O.
Chase, for the stile of the property in
said mortgage described, to satisfy' the
claim of tlieplaintih" and for further
relief.
This summons is published by or
der of Hon. J. F. Watson, dated March
4th, lsMl, (i. WkbsTKK,
11 -tit Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Hitters invariably remedy yellow
nes, of the cinplexion mid whites of the
cct-, p.iiiis in the riuhr side and under
the right shoulder blade, furn-d tongue,
highcolorcd urine, nauca, t-rtigo. dy--ix?lia,
constipation, heaviness of the
head, mental despo idency, or every oth
er manifestation or accompaniment of a
di-ordeRtl condition of the liver. The
stomach, boweln and kidneys ulso exper
ience their rrguiating and tonic inihience.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally. " ' 2-0-1 y
r- ig "i-' "fcM-t-i.aj-.-'jrfVs.ft-je
. Lh'cry & Food Stalile,
I MARSHFIELD, OG'N
! XODLE HIJOS , - - - 1'ifij.rietors.
We hae lat'dv built a firt-c-l.i.
.stable on Pine triet, and bae Ifor(-s
to hire at all hours,
short notice.
llauliui: done at
Oi mm & go,
,i
E. B. DEAX, D. WIUX'OX
AVI)
C. H. MERCHANT.
We have Always ox IIaxd a
As-ortrnrnt Of
Flu.
GENERAL
PicirnnuAiMiioc i
incnuriH!3Liot.
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
LUMBER
3IANL'FACTUHED TO OUOKIt
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED.
and at the
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES
TIEailE
PIEW0Pay0ST0fll
5,
MA11SFIKLI), Oil.
XJHCT IiOK TO XML OITICK.
LOUIS MUXllOli, J'roprhtor.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY OX IIAXD.
DUST JUUJTWi OF VKlAJlii
'gr Prescript loin (Jtully Com
pounded by Comrott it Pjiynlela".
uiiuumtw j nHimimimp in,,, ,BnHIW,i,,(w mubi
!
-. . ,UKuUtlH
Keeps constantly on hand. and olllrs for smlo a superior article of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
AVllOl.FS.U.F. xi) UF.TA1L.
MY ItAlt IS SCI I'Llll) 1177777: VIIOICKSTIUIAXUS 0)'
INES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
J.KANCllSAl.rONAT FMPlliF. CITY.
THE
L0CKHART HOTEL,
-,,.,. ... ,, .,.,,,,., .... ., , "
"'-" '.-A7iifi- Proprietress
F.MriKi. Cm. OiiN.
Iloscburp; A: Coos BaylDC EATS
STAGE
LINE,
.. CLOl'C II a- CO., rvoin-ictoiv.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Stnijct icilllvarv Coos Citit 'i',,,j
day (Sunday excepted) at 7 00 a. m, I
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC I
WML HM THIS TO III:
CHKAIWT. HKSTaml QCICh'KST1
of all norms i
ROSEBURG OR ANY PART OF
THE INTERIOR.
HLOSl
VJ "it
SE rOXNIK'Tl O X M A DE
itli the. ens and overland states
nt Kosctiurg.
All business entrusted to our care
will lie attended to with promptness
and security.
OS-FAKE BEDUCEI) TO $0. Jm
Each pattengft allowed -TOlfc of baggage.
For Further particular enquire of
F. SCII ETTEU.Agt.
Telcsraph office, Empire Citv.
Or S. S. BAILEY,
Blanco Hotel, Marshfield, Or. 2
i.vi:s:ir3i:i,i
i
c
Pit. C. II. GOLDE.V. Pitorn. ,
Opposite XiU'hiii'n's Starr.
II A V i: (' 0 N S T A N T I. V 0 X II A X I)
ALL -OUTS OK
Mr.DiciNU. prnposns,
3D IT 3-3 - IS 1 XT ! I S ,
'.rn.TJs.saiJs ,
SPOW&TOB.
TOIIiKT. AIITI-CI.XtJ3,X-3i3Xs.3-,TU-HI3aXX-VF
STATIOKE11Y AND
SCIIOOLIlOO'ltS,
C1GARSaniT00ACC0.
t
and centbin' nsn.ilU kept in a
JltlJH IL IIISI,KNBIIV.
J'rcsrriptlons I a re fully Com-
poumlcil.
M-.'Hf
E. A. AXDERSOff,
Hours. '
1 ivfry nun FFFn
STABLE,'
MAKMIFIKLD, or. 1
TrAI'UNO DONK AT SHORT NO I
11 tic-c-nndal very na.soiialde rates ,
roW. AM) WOOIirO.N'i-TAXII.V o 11 i:
TIIK
CENTRAL MOTEL.
Cor. A and Front HtH., MAiiminr.i.ii.Oii.
-rq-AVnGTAKKN f'HAHOK OF
-J--J the above named hoimo, we can
promiac to our jwtroiia,
I'lrxIx-IiiKH 1'n re, I'nli WniIIiik
And eourtfotiH attention.
It&A THI Ah IS SOLICITKD.JBtt
on: 11 a j:
U w 11 aiippiicd in iu line, and h under
our ticrxoiiul inunitr-ment.
WKKDKX HKOS,
1'roprn'torn
"MI1M I II I I II llll naaKMm
I1. X3eTrin.e,
BOOT&SHOEMMER
JlAHMirirMi, Of..v.
WIIiIj X O AI1I1 ICIWD W
iu a tlioroujjli manner and 110
only the
BEST JflATERIAL
;ikjf'.i'lojou Front htrei t,oppo-iti (In
Pioiju t JJjiiKi t. 1 7 II
'ftiiFMinAie.
wm-m $ IMS lOlt H7
ooos jjiuir
W AlSl&lhYiT
-L"Ja. J?a.JlLvl Mm.i4 JUL
l
M !!K IKi II, OKI t.ON,
W. It. Simpson .1 1. Uoi.i.inu
Proprietor!.
and proiions of nil kinds
sold at 1 be lowest
living rules
and
):. r-:i' at any point doslivd
roi:
VESSELS.
l.lHi'il.N'Ci CAMPS
AND FAMILIES,
ALWAYSRFADY
Ba We keep iiothiin; but tholiestjpa
and insure satisfaction.
lA-l-tf
sunn week in your own town. Termi
and $.5 free. Address II. IIAU.WT & C.
Portland, Maine.
EUGENE O'GONNELL,
ll Ml li IN
STOVES & RANGES,
I It' I 1 isi 1
)
Hardware.Tools
J juplonioiiLs.
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
AMMUNITION.
LAMPS &c OILS.
WOOD A WILLOWWAItH,
Ste.un, Water Pipe and FittiiiKs, (Iran
ite and Plated Wares.
MNtr.CTIIlI.I!S OK
COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE.
.ion uoi::i
I'l.XECI IMl WITH Dl-I'ATCII.
ts3-KXTUAS for Stoves, Plows
.Mower and lteaper ftirfiished
at short notice.
I
T33LJH
PIONEER MARKETS,
I l:-lll ll.l.li A.
II. P. W'UITNK
Imi'ihi Cm.
, I'rui'Kii 1 on.
fjood iiiily of
MI"IT),
1 IUKI-'
POltIC, li'l'l
( N'N'i:i)
,1VB '"(
H 1:1 c
I.TC
and all kimU of
!ALTMEATSamVEGETABLES
conntantly on li.md Aku a
(oi III '"' I. of ,
GHOCJiIilXJOfJ.
V K
.' i- K I
M
s
GAMPS
SUl'Pl.lKl) AT
SHOUT
XUTlcli,
1 ttf I
HIGHEST HONORS
ana
Centennial World's Fair, 18761
TBI
SHONINGER ORGANS
rsoxovveco wiviuovtvt it ran
BEST INSTRUMENTS.
Tb-lr romprtlri ir1tnc I rrrngnlitd hy
h .1inln la tl,clr Itciiurl, trvta wUoli (!
kllowlui? I in citract;
'Th 11. NIIOMNOr.Il OltOAN CO.'O
I
noun ni inu not JMitruuirlili tl
prlo renderliirr tlicn ioiIL!o to lri(o elm
el parclnien,Xavlii(( n cximMontloii cl Hiedi
uil UoIIi, prulucln ' norel cud pkailuii crTccli.
eonUlnliiK mny deilrtlo ItaproTcmtaU, will
Uudlongtrladrjrcrtitmpcllm.to, Irri IJtUa
to ctt oat of order, U tUa boinli fxlnii iad
ihr9-j)jr, put lojMlicr to It It lmpnlljl for
them tg tltlicr Mirluk, nvrrll or -HI'," Til II
O.M.V UltU.U.1 AWAUUI51J I'll I It
1IA.MC.
Tlita Iftdtl tnd Award wi ertntedafU-r Hit
mod Tiro C'liipMlti' nit llm Imal niakar,
tfor onool tbo iuo.1 cumjivluut Jurl
erer eiuLlcd.
ITew fll'l' and prlres Jatt Innnd, wlileh ara
In aroordsnrn witli our rulv.tlia 111T OIl
QAN tot (tie Ita.t luouer.
r7 are prepare 1 to appoint c few new Aenlr,
ninttraUd Catalccuct luttltd, pott-pald, oo
eppllcttlou to
B. SHONINGER ORGAN CO.,
07 to K3 CHESTNUT 8TIUJCT,
Htw IUjtm. Oonw.
T
nimiuiniiniiuiiu mhu im wiimujn mn
It I' HI X R K M (J A It.I) 8.
P.C. MACKI!Y,M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Fmimiii: Ctrv.'OiiKHtiN.
C. II. (IOI.DKN, M.D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
M Ximilt II I l. Oltl HON.
('. W. TOWKIt. M. 1).
PHYSICIAN&SURGEON
M iitsiiKifi.ii, Om:iios.
W'.V. AXdKI., M. I).
PHYSICIAN am) SUflGEON
Coottille ('tin, Oyn.
S. II. 1 1 .visum, .1. V. Hamilton
HZ.Itn UAMllfON.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
ofwiit11piiti't;-,t'i''' ' -
oiiiiL it cmi'iui. ( irv, Oi.x.
0. 2sA. STO-TXTST.
ATTORNEY v COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MAltSIlPlKLD.HltF.UON.
H. WKIIHTER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M Mtslli 11:1 li, OllKi"N.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
OT.lllVI,rilLHU,0.VEr..fEII
t 1
lIMPIIti: (ITV, ()(JN.
Colbctii'tis utid 1 'I In 1 business pi need
in in) band-, Mill nt ue iiroiiini siten-
lion.
vt-.t-tf
l WK1GIIT,
17, S iUIpmJ ami U S Deputy
8 V It V K Y O It ,
Couru.i.K City, Own.
Will attend to tw( liitn8s of surveying
inanv (nut of ihi siuuty.
Perfect 111:1 i jf aL tun'ettil Unda.for
nisliedat hirluolUt,
i:. (i. (. It I N l It 0 I) ,
ATTi-RM'Y p f '.N HI "RAT LAI,
mau'imaciTYi omnc.opf
shiiri' o tiiiibbt 1 1 1 1 -ti.iii.- is rcsM--t
O Mill
ic d.
lull V
I ,i5U
1 JvtA-HWlIJTMXjD
! M lUMii-iri i Ditrt.ox.
1 i
Tbix IiiNtitntition now afronlx the best
f irllllles for edllialioll to U found ill tin
1 t'ojist Ueiioii of Sniitliern (In-tfon. Tin
Aemlemv in cradnntcd into three detiart- .
inciin us ioiiom:
Tlir Crlmary Department
In uhieh liitroiliit'tor- Branches are
taught,
The Junlnv Drpurtnwit
r.inlirii ins Ortlmi'mphy, ltendinjr,
Writing, lirmtimar, (ii-orophy, Iliston-,
Physiology, laiuiliiir Srience and JMeii
tal and Pruetieal Arilhnietie.
The Senior Department
Kinlirm ini" Itook-keepinjrtsintde and
doulile entry)IUiinny, ('hetuiMry, Politl
eal ICi-oiioliiy, Uitili, Uhetork-, IllghiH
AritliiiHtie, Alelra, (ieouietry, Trigo
nonietry and aiirvejinx.
MI'S W.
I list met ion In this braneh In given
nlien dexired.
ItoAKU can be had for from t.'l to ti
pr week with private families, utid for j
still lesa whenseveraj utiidents elub to
Ketlier and board tJieniM-lves. '
rmnis.
Primary IX part men t - - - - f 5,00
Junior . . .... 7)
.Senior . . .... 10,00
J. T. McOonuie,
Principal,
vl-a-if.
k.'J week. $12 a day at home eajii-
lv made. ('(iMtly outfit free. Addrenn
l Tin k ft Co. AiiKiixta, Maine.
EQualto Any. Excelled by None.
'V 1 1 IC
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN. '
.TInnuraclurcd nl tVorctiatrr, 3Sn,
AIL IM:rzaII3 f ny .l.i may l found
In tlicteliioiuinrnl., ,. 'II' c iiUui miny
E8DCHTIAL IMPROVCMCNTO
HOT nSIiS In (.(tier Oin.,
Almlnuto proiluoo work which nhnll ha
Durnble, wo will not enorlllai thnt whloh
la not aenn, nntl yet In villi I to n nnrfeot
oruiin, In orilor to rmtko li moro funoy
aitorlor.
M' re mil cit.iLlcd to pnacnt
.Sljllsli nml Aiiio,rlnlo ('uses
ai ran l found In the nuiUl, vui!i fu.i.h wlikh Ic
tlllu:illly any
a o it n q a n d n to tic,
TIIK Till IOWIHO
Award Willi Medal & Diploma of Honor
waj cuAHici) ny nit
CENTENNIAL EXIIIBITIOtt COMMISSIOMCnil
" rorluorarr In W.tluun.Up, r.nw.i. 1 1 Wrr &wl
lllllltf to HlllCl!ll If ,UlHII (arttM Kltf luiwAJ,"
I)a not fjil In make applicalirr rml
EXAMIWli TIIBIt IIIBTRUlIItNTII
Hcfur - 1 uilIi .kmj
CaUloguca fiec, en !i.plKatKii In li
Taylor & Farley Organ Co.
WOnOESXER. MAS3.
an wi n ii a imii i' Kiinaia laiaaa i aa jama
n.1 to 8() tier iliiy nt home. Hmnpiwi
-orty A frw. Addrem Htiswx A Co.
Portland, .lulne.
i
mi
& HIRST.
FkosiSiiiii r, Maiisiuii.i.i., Oov.
ju i-:v (int)iw iTyI-jvkkyhtkam.
1 i'I ; kiep foiutiiiilly 011 IhimiI In
our Inrgi. iukI c.iiiiiiiodiiiua nlme.
Will Hcli'i'trd Mock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
consifHing of the best Mnpto and fancy
id :e& -st aooDs,
of all kinds, (he cIkiIcm,
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
A I.AKi.l Kk K i'I
Cl.OTlIINfl,
lIATSandCAl'S,
llOOTSand SlKlKS,
ltrmiHlW nml Oil. Cl.oTIIINd
SI.IIM'KHS and Oil. t'l.oTII '
CllOCKKUY nml (ll.ASS
WAUK.II.IMVAK
mid TOOLS,
.t - i'ars mid 8 oujicco,
, I-i . .
Pnliitu, Oils ami VariiUhrs,
Clnilee IMtien anil Mi'nurN,
Thiuai'e nml Aminiiitlllon.
cerium: wonv ,i
wiu.mv iv t:i:,an.i
Bclaool IBool-zss
STATIONERY,
AW IZ ITOIIWHV
Olir extensile hltott cases uir
wih the linest
tilled
MILLINERY AMD FANCY GOODS.
IMtlrES TO Sl'IT TIIK TIMKS.
N It All gomli. pnrcbasid nt onr
Ston- will be dt llWTed free U clinino
at any point on the route of Hut
Ueumer Myrtlu. I lit
M.V KAitltlSK NJ'OI.
IN t'ROXTor TUB CKSTHAt ItoTI.I.
.Manthtield, Ogn
If you want an easy shave,
As good as barber evTgave,
Just call on tiu nt 111 v iwtbiun,
From morn 'till night or busy noun ;
My razors' sharp, my wlswirs. keen,
.My nbopii neat uml towels clean .
And there I think 1 it .m will find
Knell atiiile in kiut !i,e mind ;
t trim the lmii itli skill fur Kcnti,
Of eourse the price is fifty eeiit-t ,
SlmnipiMiiti:. too, ! do that uell,
ive me a trial, that will tell ;
Ho help me gracious if I make oil hol
ler, You need not pay a ipnuter of adoll.ir.
J Cuv, Prop'
P S. Hut android kith-. nlwn -1 n ,idv
II l-tf
( il(i ! Y
FURNITU!
STORE,
I'livrisn us 11 i.Mi
Mattrcr ,r- lUltraitn,
Chair it' l.inutais,
Crib P Cradles,
i,KTt'ui, h:mi-:.s, Mori.niMis.
T.MH.l.-. Mli:i(OU.S A,-.
4'iiilli(lllKfWHi ln poll ei re
Mude to Onler.
COFI'IXS nmik at slmrtest not it
SEWING MACHINES
Attaciimkntx, Nkkiu.i.h Vi
V. MAliU,
lvltf pimi 1. 11 -oi,
The New Market
P.OSS A TIMMIIUMAN
AYotlld aillKillliee to the liillillr
Unit
tlieir new inaiket
OPrO.MITKTIlKCKXTHAMIOTi:!.
i now oi-kskh
AXIVniEY AHK PHKP.VUKI) toSF.I.I.
ai.i. kim'n or
I I5KKF POKK & MFATKof AI.LKlMiS
p n o v i s i o h V Vi" ii d vegetadles
I'.'.V.Si'A.S awl LlMMlMl CAMPS
srrrijrn
-PltKLS ImiWN Id Till: III D ifi
..ii i;o k
vmnMmamssiMaumMmmnmTiuiTVMt ir tyi-mi im
NEW HOME
Sewing Machines
Jl'S'l III." l.l 1 M I -iMl If
AT REDUCED RATES, BY
I'l.oF.UKIt,
Finpiie City
Anil ET.oii t her I'iiiliii(:.
M m.-iii ii. i u, On.
FIIAVF I.ATF.I.V Itl'.Tl'UNFP
J fiom Sun I'iiiih i-eii uith a loiii-
plete utoek of ew l lliiti)' ill my lino
leady niiide Imol - nml hlioex, i-te.
DST MATERIAL NLY USED,
FARM FOR SALE.
HMAI.I, FAItM KnTATF.noN
y li lui Ilk of the t'oiplillli Itner
I'OillnililllK L'H lierea)
niCH BOTTOM LAND,
Willi IIuiini and Oiehard Can '"'
Uenteil ui a Heimonalilt) Itato.
For pnrtlrnlaia pily tn
Umpire City, Oregon ,
NASBURG
1
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IIK.MIY (.
I Mm-.
rTOWlT'TTT''"-"J" "'' --" raiiiiiiwMal
r. (I. WKIISTKII.
I ll till! IN
.Boots, Shoes
.jornm
lrM'"- - iniir rfWT