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Newspaper Page TextMM nwMMHWWU1WflilwlllWMl liii ii.mmjiji , "T" rPlii- ncii" Mm'l ' incut into the linwl f tlio jmrty i.jie OOP SL lM"i .,, ,ought to ,u.,lrov . . "- - - ' SATURDAY, - AIT0TST7. 10. FOK I'ltKSIIinXT JAS. A. GARFIELD 1 or mini for vin: 1'1u:sidi:.t CHESTER A. ARTHUR, 01' NEW YuRK. lMIKSIDlIXTIAIi l.UHTOKS. 0K0. 11. CL'HKY, of draiit, K. I,. API'LF.UATi:, ot Linn C. H. W VTSOX. of Lake. The Cnuiilr)' Itiilned. '!' Yrnm of nepnlillcun Rulf Com pu ! ullli I lie Irtno criilic ICeeorU. The Democratic party, in the pres ent campaign, are nlyinj; for Micce on the brilliant record of the party.' the supposed wpulaiity of their can didate for President, and the alleged j short-coming. Of the piinciples that once niado them n great and tuccew ful party, woro lost sight of when they becams the pro-slavery party of the country, and expended the dangerou doctrines of Calhoun and Jell- lavis. They are now the party of opposition ; uicyiivu i) iitu uiivB twu.o -"" nbiisca of the nartv in power, lo il lustrate- tho strength of this claim, tho Washington llcpublic compares an equal era in the history of the two parties as follows : In 1SG0, after twenty years of Dem ocratic rule, a Government six per cent bond sold for eighty-nine cent". In 1SS0, after twenty years of Re publican rule, a four per cont. bond sells for $1 OS. In 1SG0, after twenty years of Dem ocratic rule, a loan of $18,000,000 ex hausted the market for she months. At the end of twenty years Kcpub lican rule a loan of .$150,000,000 was taken in a single day. In twenty years of Republican rule we'find : An increase of population of fifty per cent. An increase of general agricultural exports of COO per cent. An increase in exports of bread and bread-stuffs of C50 per cent. An increase in exports of manufac tured articles of 22o per cent. An increase of internal commerce of 700 per cent. An increase of railway milleage of 387 per ceat. In 18G0, after twenty years of Dem ocratic rule, Congress authorized a Ioah of $23,000,000 to pay current ex penses. In 18S0, after twenty years of Re publican rule, the Secretary of the Treasury pays $S5,000,000 of debt con tracted for a war brought on by the solid Democratic South, which now wants power again to stop the waving of that bloody shirt, the wearing of which is Hancock's chief glory, and his whole nvailable stock as a candi date for the Presidency. In 1800, after twenty years of Dem ocratic rule, the balance of trade against this country was over $20, 000,000. On May 31st, 1SS0, after twenty years of Republican rule, the balance of traed was over ?1G2,000,000 in favor of this country. In 1SC0, after twenty year of Dem ocratic rule and teaching, there was very serious question whether we had any Nation, and the old public funct uary in the White House, whose thief advisor was Jcrc Rlack, the man who now furnishes the statesmanship ior uen. naneocu, aiinouuces there was '-no power in tho Govern - - n -?T 1- !.. 1 ment to coerce a State." leaving the inference that Jeff Davis and Alex. Stephens could send the country to tho demnition bow-wows for all ho could do to prevent it. After twenty years of republican rule there is no doubt that we have :i country, and Alex. Stephens and Jero Black would eive all they are worth to have tho people forget that they ever ques tioned it. Tho kind of ruin which five fcuccesfc ive Itepublican administrations have inflicted upon tho country is jut a little striking in view of tho figure, and tho people like it and call for more of tho eamo sort, and are bound to have it, loo. I'lclious oi the Ciiiiipalii. A large slmre of the stock in trailo of Democratic- journals, in the pres ent canvass, eoiibisds in btatemonts of this and that Republican who "has announced his intention of supporting Hancock." When theso Btatemonts come to tho knowledge of the person ".1iobo name is tiivon. he denies the vilo imputation, but Ills ucniai does uoi najipen 10 mm a place in thoculiiiun& of tho many papers which nave puuiiBiieu tuo' faleehoou. It has heen unnuuiK-ed that Col. 0. II. Irish would sujiport Hancock, but ho writes a letter to tho Washington "Star" giving a most emphatic and forciblo denial to the report ; he my 8 : Tliero has not been an argumont used sinco 1SG0. in all the timo of war or peace, for the support of the nominees of the Republican parly, that does not call upon ovory man, with accumulating and increaning forco, to do so now. Not a drop oT blood lias boon thed in defumto of the Union, that does not now cry from tho crouud uuaintt those who would now sunondor the Govern - l$ccntie I Iwlieve that these nif n who wen? so lately nrrayctl ngninst tm t'ninii ii'iim linnnut mill ill Ortlll cut, 1 rnntiot trust thorn under nny i "ri0!! "Jrtill J?.& ' n--, ---; --- -: -" . "i. i, j I,.,,.1 j Ptireil thnt the cnue in winch t ho) isulhrwl so inucli, tor wnicii nre, 1 Krilel 'their live? their fortunes i tun) honor," i no le "acred to them ' now. True, thev yielded to fujcrt or force; hut they will submit to 1 the laws nnd tUovernniont of the 1 Union only until such time as there i opportunity through jienceful instru mentalities' to wnir the objects for which thev struggled in the demlly conflict. " With these views and I keeping in mind the divine injunc tion not to Mrve two masters. L hnll supjwrt Gnrfteld, who in the war nml in the pence thnt followed ha served but one party niut tnni the one which has followed the ilng of the Tnion rather than Hancock, who has left the side of his compat riots and now seeks to lend those who sought our Hag's humiliation. llimi'ovli' I.rllci of Accept- mice. A late Washington di patch says the letter of acceptance of General ' j Hancock has been readv and in print, : for ecvcra, v,.,ys jt ig mulerslood ; to be short. 1-rotii persons ociievea to have a general knowledge of it j substance, it is gathered that its chief points are as follows : First That the President's duties n-rt nltlAflt rtYfWtll fll'rt 'ltll Ml 'it t flO I I'nMidcnt'imi'st obey the Constitution i as me supreme law oi ino iniiu, aim obey and enforce the laws of Congres-, whose duty it is to repeal laws when found that thc have become obnox- 10US. Second That the political results of the war must be accepted and upheld in good faith, the consti tutional amendments and laws enact ed in pursuance thereof must be ful ly respected. Third The broadest Democratic ground will be taken on the Chinese quostion, that Columbia is the home and asylum oi the oppressed of all lands, but she will not tolerate en slavement of labor in any form, whethor by foreign or local contriet. Fourth That the duty of the Pres ident to make recommendations to Congress is to be pursued in no nar row way, but in a thorough national sense, and as local interests may con flict, the duty of rconcilii.g the mat ters over which tho sections may dis pute, belongs to Congress, the law making power. Si'nscRiBE for the Coast Only .?2.50per aniium. Mail ANNUAL EXHIBIT Of the nnanclul Affairs of Cook Comity for the year ciuliuy July Jut, JSSO : State Tax. 1S70. - - ? C25S PO Expenses on State money, 100 00 Total, .... Schools hy tax, 1S70, Schools hj Stato fund, Kxponie on fund, Kxarnanination of teachers, Expense of School Supt., Total, .... Circuit Court : Jurymon, ... Witnesses, ... Iluilifl'-, ---. Attorneys, - Total,- .... Justice Covrti : Empire City, Marrhfield - G-105 SO 2G2,?1 law .'JG 1W21 40O G 50 3SCG 44 ! I 033 W) 531 'Ji i 123 K 4U'H) 1G2-. (XI 010 v.i a; i2 -.- 34 ')' 3 (X 3'J .SO - 37 15 CO 10 - 3 00, Uoos City, - - - ' Couledo , Sumiieri Copijllo City, Uwjuiiie, Randolph, Total, Countu Officer llt).j 74 . 13.j7 10 301 00 CM) () 707 32 242 37 , 703 00 107 00! 300 0J i , s,erjfr JTrea-urer, County Judge, - Countv Cierk. Clork of tho Circuit Court, Afesoiisor, -Connniisriionors, Superintondont of Schools, District Attorney, Total, 1'rinoriers : Hoarding, -ilotlicino and sundn'o, 237 00 101 1 So 151 25 12 02 Total, .... 10327 J 'a ii per: Hoard and clothing, - - 1192 (IS .Modiciiie&L medical treatment .r22 50 Riirittl, 1 1 00 Attittiuico to indigont persons -10 po Total, lmane, IwjueiU '. I'ay, - 1700 18 187 00 r,r, io vatt Archer, (jrcen uhinainmi, Total, Countu Courh U1 7fl , I .m io i Miry man, UniliUW, 12 001 Total, Courthoute nnd Jttllt ItepiiiiiiiK and ohanfog MereliHiuliio, , , 50-10 2-1 00 2UUU . AS ill) M5 7fl 511 00 1101 US 00 iii, Total, ltouilu utul Jlridi law. Ornvul Koid Urh Smwrviiori, l'lmik nl fplliOi, New roMli, 1 Total, 85180 Printing. .... 13. . StHmrr, . . . , .so Jit Inel, .... tviW lnterwt, - 1 '' -- Due rhooln, VV-2 7 1 SnrpllM tax smiIph, ... ftiHl !! fW remitted, - - - 1I2W I uiitun.img wamm.-,,iiy i w wm Ont-Undln, wn,U.lly 1 n lMU"InlinB W ,wu), u, jh. j 7n to 1IW3CM 181)0, 30333 W IS" IS TO Itcdeemxl tlnee duty 1 1S7D ORSftW 43 lilted July, 1SS0, ToUd, .... llemnrrM and Herfipt : 4mm 80012 71 2700 25 MftOO 21428 73 1S710S lorc II 70 SS30 Aint In treasury July, 1S7, PH lx hv Awwwor. 1S79, Ta-es collected tor 'n yj; M 7S 2350 75 ' 14S2 31 J OSO 2" j S-HiSMij iaoo' Total Delinquent hst, '70 " ?S Total Trial Fee, Fines, 142 2." i ilTvS Ml 430 47, 10i) :w - Woo 2724 5S 3174-1 IS sSjJTus ealei., state school fond, - Inquests, Total, S,1'"03.10 30042 71 3174118; Indebtedness, ... llKCAl'lTCLATIOX. On hand last report, 2700 25 ltecM from all sources,26375 37 4.2US 53 20270 02 Pai.l State tax 025S PO Paid countv orders, 1374S 00 Paid Interest, 1W 22 Paid selrnol Mipt onler 2IS 50 On hand, countv fund 3010 30 On hand, school fund 1352 7 1 20275 02 ALEX. STAXTF, I'ountv Clerk. STETT CEL:nAT0 Jiefnislrc Meiliratioit Is a pri-i-aiitinn which ehould never be neelei-ted when danst-r is tirescnt, anl therefore a course of the Hitters at this beason is iiartictflarly de.-irahle, espe cially for the fechle anil Mckly.t As a remedy for billioiiniief, liepnia, ner vonpne. '. and how el cuinolainU, there i U uotluni: conipanible to this wnoiesme rchtonttic. Tor sal- ly all lmv"4it.s ami tlealern gfiieralh . OAIO SVSOBSEJPu 1 MI'IKI' ( ITV, OR. VI. VLLlt IN IE MERCHANDIS XDr37--0-ooa.s, MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, F.IXCY (100DS AM) HOSIEIIV, HATS, CAPS, ROOTS AND SHOES, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Cutlery, Jl munition, Jlurd-tuarc, Tin -ware, KMfc fi PP I X i tm ' 'f.'i noouunu n uiuiv-tvure, h" I . . . oviiir n V I . 7oK;rtrnro S: inhsppn . flttW.U KCll O C6 I UUUUUU, D wwmwuwj Wood and I) 'illow-wurc, STATIOXilltV, fi-:i:i-TMi:n vmid J'A TJCXr MliDICIS'KS. tlloRK G-rocorJes AND Provisions. Jlgunl for th a Fireman's Fu n d Insu ran oo Comw n y, of Sail Franoiaao, Cal. vS-uii0 u (WBWPWWWWW :m:.a.:rs:e3::e,i:ejxj:d, oo-:lt. WBai.lteieliert-jPa'Oipricior Keeps oon-tanth on hand. and ffi-rs fur sale a 8U"'rir nitiile of LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, wurri.r. wo ui:tii my i:m: is sn rum " t rutin: iiioici:st in;..ns oi- IWES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS IlKAM'll SAM ONAT 13i--Mirf feat -!-, 4 t DR. C 1? (iOl.DKN, Puoiu. i i Opiiitr ytfilmi'ii' Start: I 11 A V i: V X s T X T I. Y 0 X II A X I) .I I -Ol.l- (!' W1M lolt M11U IN l. Pi KPo-l. DYM.SWX'Ii'T'el, T11USSW9, Bl'ONG ti!W. 'I'oiura'r Aii'rt B'l'iVI'IOIVlBXXV AXt) SCUOOIiUOOJtO, CIGARS andTOBAOGG, and ot rj 'liini u-nalli ti-j.t in a .mi im i ii-i s'-na. J'rc.icriplioiis i art-fully Com jioanilt . Al-3-tf E. A. AXDEILSON, (' xTTrrBWN . Lt .-JAv Uorp to LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, MAU.-nn:u, ok. T7 Al'LIXO DONE AT MIOIIT X ii uhm ,.aM.,.u.,u. r..i.w O.VI. WD WOOlMtWVML t.V llM t, .i i. SL'MMOXS. In the Circuit Curt of the State of Or- .pm f..r ti..-t-.-jinty.-f ('. I". . Kntl-t v T. tt. CoekriH. J. 1 L. H'.imr, nml II. K. Hrttok, iwirtm-rs i aT. (i. CiK-knll & t "..and V. It. Mrum doinir lm.iiu.-f a Stnnn 5t C o. At-tin:i to twovc-r uiouev. Ti. T. (i. CM-krill. J. L. Inmer, H. E. Ilr.-.kand V. II. Wruiu. littid defend - ants: In the name f the 8tate of Orejpiu ytu are hereby wimmoiiMl and nvjiiin-d to appear ami' iiiimwit tlie i-Kinplaint of to appear ami iiiimwit ine eninpiaiiu oi the plaintiff, n tile in the aljove entitled i-nurt and ratine, ou tr before the ftrnt day of the next regular term of euid ; cijurt, to-wit: 1 .lIoiul:i , llio IHtli il.-iv ii" Sept.. j )hhi). And the defendant will take m-tii-e tlmt if thev fnil to miHSver Hiiid rotn- iilaint, the iilaintilf will take jtnlymi-nt ' aKiiiu-t them fur eight hundred and nine - ty ..ne 31-100 dollaru. with intend at i.ne mt rent ier month rniu May 24tn, iko. .tiul the ciMiUt untl dilmreuientH of thi. .ii ti'HI. Thin nummon it jmbllsheil by urdi-r of Hun. J. V. Wntttim, Judge of said r-.iirt, dated July 15th, lS-sO. (i. UhPni:, Vtturriev f.r the l'liimtitl n30-r.w mvmm9(tWJnMi.UKJkit&rmif!m NOTICK OF FINAL PROOF RiittEiii'K'. Lm Oun i , Augn-t i, IS'0 Notice iH herel.v given that tie- f..l- owing named MttWhiif tilt .1 lu.li.e of hih intention to make linal priMii in Mip- ,u.rt,.f liiBolnim nml wriirH (iind eiitrv thereof on Wednchdav. the 2Jd duv tif , September, lHbU, at the lauxl omee at .,jiii.i,1w) .a- r.;. " ' " IioMchurK, Or.,hainui'l . Lmdlcy, j.re- eruption declaratory statement .No. 372il. for the simllieaBt quarter of wmt heant ijuarU-r, north eit ijuarter of Kniilli-.it quarter aim loin lour, ne arm six, wi-. mi en, arid lot one, w-ition eijrht, town- hliip eighteen, Houth, of range eleven j went, and lmiiien the following an liit j witneHWK, vi: FA Curtin.O I, Mini - I Hell, of l'loreiiee, Lane eoimty. and 1 K MorriH and A J Wils.,,,, of (Jardncr, ! IjoukIoh i imnty. Oregon. AndalHoof V A (JurtiH, pre-emption i declaratory Htatemeiit No. 3717, for lot I), Keetion thirteen, towiwhip eiuhteen, I Kotith, range twelve went, and lot nix I and Wiven, neetinn eiKhteen, UiwiiHliip) oigliU'on, w-iiilh, of rarijje eleven Hent,i and nameH the full' whijfi lliu witnewu'H, vi.: K (J l.indley and O L Miniw'l, of j i'lorenee, i.ane eoiimy, aim i i. ..lorriM and A .1 WiIwjii. of (iiirdner, liniiglun county, r. m. V. Ukajvin, 32 Ke,ri-tvr. ESW r-knui rnn oil r I Pflnm run oklc : I (U AC'KKtf OF CIIOICI': LAM) 1)1) at the mouth of Willaneh l m ih. mu North lieml ami M..h- HEMICALS. i gr zr r4X I ArMH." fill' r'lrriff'l,' T.lVll,Iav of Hie nexl H.L'idiir term of Mil,! i ,,,,,; (i()(, ,,. UIM, , i,i.ii.i,, i Adapted for d.tin inK or K.ne.al farm - :.. i- i . . '. . i ,i ii.. .i ,K-. ,Tl ",.,,,,,",1,""1 ,"" . of t'-''t.farinin C.m "'Uiily. I he nUeis with btK.-kuiidliiiidoieiiK will 1. . A , i i lire ,withbtK.-kuiidliiiploieiitn, Will I 1,0 Mold verv (dieiin. .-..-.,. ! ffcrf-J'or further puitieuhir apply at the office of the Co.nr Mail. 'i t FlTirMliwlTriniii . .. r.iv ri'i All parties iudi liled lo tin- late firm of , I'eirv & Kuiley are reiieHt-d to call at the KluJieo I loli'i nnd nettle Willi I erry A Holland iimiiediaielv, ami hihocohU. I fc'iili ix IIoii.wo. mwnvtrMMim rn.ranr.i THE LOCKHART HOT Jiv. Ii. M. Lovl.harl I'ropi'h-lrim Lmi'iiu. ('in , (n.s FMP1UK I'lTY. COOS D3JL3T MARKET, V UII.MII II i l, '!!! t.'N, W. It. Ml V A 1 U I I x" Pioprn l'r. MEAT S and pro iMtn if till KiikIm kII at I In lowfet lixinK rates and niil.irii : at any point dowired STT3P3PHJ: 3E3S ion YF.SSF.I.S, I.OlitilNi; " MI" wi rMii.ii:s, ALWAYSJFADY. gJrW'c keep notliinj; hut thclicttjptt and in-urt .nu-f.Kluti. l.i-l-tf - f.;;Wkl,.mrnt.,i,. t.m,,; nnd S- In-.' Addli-oH II 11 U1.MT i l o. Portland, Maine. EUGENE O'OONMELL ii i ru in ATinnt-A n r ti b, i n r n Siuyts & KAWUW,rar!J:re; uitar , 1 at. -t Iinpiowd Usrrhfinro Tnnio nnlllvWrllli llillto. VM I 11L1 jldlKMll r. x GUNS RFLES pisxoLS AKD HMUIIUITIIMI AMMUNITION. Ii-A-IMI3?S &C OILS. ' i WOOD A U II.I OWWA It K. ; Ste.ini.Watt r l'i' and Hlt'nt;. tirun- itc ami i Lit- 1 W.tu- MWIIAf TI Kill OK ! JIN. COPPER & SKEETIRONVARE. .ion u(ii:i EXM'I'TKU WITH Disr.wii. flQ"KXTltAS f.;r Sloven, Plowe llower ami Reaper fiirni.-du-d at fhort iiotirc. CD. ZDe-xrln-e, ' r f 'p p, finnr M m U ST D LjUUflOfltJC mA!LR M vii-urii i ! .v iviiiii xoviji.itrrtxxi '" fi U fcD'JL'UJVL W Z U l in a tin ii i nigh n i mi in i .i in l ii -e ,,Mh t. FiC"f,Tr ISPS rF'UJUli n A S E y 1 BwB A Q PfBW3 R "Wli " S EHS'.t.H ... . .i JWH "'! '"I I' I nl M H i t , .l.pnM tc t lie Pim ' Maikrl a r m-o-rXT j , (jr- lj 1 vU V iS " ' , .IfSTHT. 01' THK I'KVfK 003nL"V37"l3r3-C3X, , j M WCMIKITI ft On 1 ' ' ' I , . ,. , . . . ,, AK'iit f'.r the P I,.. mx -,f Ihirlii.id and ' I'.'Vi "".'" '' "". 'I,h"1r""r" ' "''I'"'"''.h- ' "- """"" '"; '-"'-' I""" . '" ' liu(,")r,w'" rtT-lvt' l'ri"pt attention. , Y""';;" ,! """ ' "" ,J't'iv'u:",m Di.u.uofl. Tn thr Gin-nit Court of the Stale of Oretjon for the Couulif of Ciun. j. U'. Hunford vh li. II. Liwe. Action recover mniiov Toll. II. I.iw Miiid defendant : In the name of the hlirie of Oreimii. You are hereby Hiimiiioned and re'iuiied to appear and amier the eompla.it of'...,. ,,., ., . ,.K, , ,,, , , the plahltlir on Hie in the aliove entitled U ' " U '' '"' MMA I'lll. met ! ciiiirt nnd eailHe, on or lxfore Win Hot! day o Hie next M-inilar term r.r wild ',,,"rl u wit: MOMMY. Till: JIITII I'AY OK HKl'TKMBKH Umi, ! iiie.ieien.iant w.i um- not.ee inm it ' h' '"' ffin- "Jin a,J-b''r F?1 """', plaint plaint ill wi lake ii nlje mei.t 'nii.HtJi.i... u,r tsi ii. iin.-r.M 1L.r(.,m ut u. ,.,. ;,., frm . ,7, ,,,,.. ..r.s,, . , mlH-r,lh77 imd ...M- iiiciion mini i iii, ji "iii i in Mil ,y of S. pti mlier, Ih77 and oM,. 'I'l.i u :.. ...ii: .1....1 1 1,.. f , mn nioiiiii')!!-. in jfiiifiinniMi u 111111-1 ,lf jolli iti j-, WhUoii, .lud(je of Hiiid , court, diiu-d July .'ioth HW. (1. WDIIU'IHII, i.')l-(iv Altornev for I'laiutlll'. FARM FOR SALE. I ., A .SMALL IAIOI SI 1 lA I LI) O.N 1 A tl.n Ii.i.iU of I In- Co.jiiille It Ivor conlaii.iiiK 11. 'ii h RICH BOTTOM LAND, With IIoiixo ami Oicliiuil. ('1111 ho Rented at 11 Iteaionuhlo Hutu. For particular apply to llBXttY BHStM-tACKi:, Umpire City, Oroxon. iusin i:s C MtDS I T.-C. M M'KHY.M D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Kmi-ihi: ClTV. OllMlOV. ('. H. CIOI.DK N.M.I). PHYSICIAN!&;SURGEON M MI.IIHI I l. OlIMU'N. C. W.TOWKIl.M. D. PHYSICIAN &SURGE0N MtntiiriKin, Oiimos. WW. AX15KI.. M. H. PHYSICIAN asp SURGEON Cinlllr City. Oyu. S. 11. U.WAKH, J. W. 1UMII.TOS HAZAltn A 1IAM1I.TOX, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW Will pr.ntiitin the vaiioun rtturtu of the "tale. OHU I 1 I- Ml IKK. I'llY, OtlN. ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Muiinn n. oki t.o. (i. WKHSTKIl, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW V HENRY SENGSTAOKEN, .OTAIin,rilLHU'll.VE)A.rKII, i:jipiki: citv, mis. r. 11 ..! I ...l... 1 ..:........ ..I.. .....I in my luimts, will rfitiM1 pomipt attt - n - lion. l-:t-tf YM WUUJtlT, r. S. Mineral ami t'. S. Deputy S U R V K Y O It , Coiii'iLLE City, Ooy. i win aitennuiun' wiwiKwaoiwinwj'Hif nixhfdat htrt nolh-e. i:. (j. u n i x i) it o ii , attorney o rouNmuiR at law, iiMJ-rmitotun ohotoion flllU Itlittl. 1 .Wtf I I HJ'inviirli. $t'J. d at lii.nieiai.i- 1 made. C-tl mill fn-e. .tltlnnn ' I hi v. I ti Auti-l.t, Mrtiiif. to Any. Excellefl by None. 'X' 1 1 HJ Taylor & Farley CABINET ORGAN. ' TlnaurnclurrU nl Worcr.ttr, 31a... In Ihcic initn ,,i. i ci , t m, tiiAtiy ESSENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS itjt rc3s:: m Mii'r it4- Almlnu to proUiirnworkwIiloh ahnll ha Durnble. wo will not nitorltlun Hint which Ii not efiii, ii nil yet la vltul to n imrfoct Orunn, In outer to mnko n mora fnncj itarlor. Wo mo kin I rinLIt I Ii pre vol r Stylish nml Appropriate Chios m rin t f'Xinil in lh mrkt, tilth a fauUi which U IIU;tlU(lLy any. AS RCQArtDO TOtlB. Til. -OLU)WIKQ Award wilh Medal & Diploma or Honor ws CKA'iritD tiv Tim CIKTENNIAL EXIIIUITI0M COMMISSION tHS: " Fr liioruf In VTutiuiiiIilp.rtoiwit, It R1TT tnd Bwiututorw..i1ihiiir,iririrti.i Bllllir In 3ImIuUI litexn ftr tbi rpi Uito4td." n, not fjll t0 m,k, 8 ,,1lCilion ,ni EXAMINE TUKBU INSTnUMENTfl CaloIuf free. , n &, iilkjuuii ic ih Taylor & Farley Organ Co. WORCESTER. MASS. 1 WWWI lll.WI 11 IMliB 11 III II ! WIWI K. f o S'JII ,i r d n 11 limne .Simplex word' f" free ddri -h !-iinmi, it Co. I'oillillld, .M.illie. E .0. mm & CO. E. . UEAN, 1). WILLCOX ('. II. Ml.Ut IINT. A- hi tin' nl Of i . (J CM CD A I (UCCnWL MERCHANBISE. STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE LUMBER .MAMJFACTritLI) TO OUDKK Ami SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED, and at the THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. NAStJURG & HIRST, Fito.NTSrnr.iiT, M Aiif urini.tj, Oun, NKW (J00I1H I1Y KVKUYHTEAM. er, keep coimliiiilly on Imtul In our huge mid comtuudioiiH otoro u well Hi'leeted Mock of ' GENERAL MERCHANDISER eoiiHilMing of tho heM staple mid fnupy IDnTT O-OODS, of nil kinds, the choicest GROCERIES A .V t PROVISIONS. A LAIKIKNIUt K OT CLOTH INO, I ATS anil CAPS, HOOTS nml S1IOKS, UrilllKUS un.loll, (M.oTIIINt;, SI.II'I'ICIIS nml OlI.Cl.dTII C'UOCKHIIY nml (JI.ASS WAUKJIAUnWAUK nnd TOOLS, Cigars and Tobacco, Paint". OIN mid ViiiiiMicm, CIioIci1 Wines Hint l.liiiin-s, 'I limine nml Aiiinitiiillliiii. Cl'TUillY, WOOD .. ir..oir- iim ::, ,,! ! CITOOl -OCOi-S AM STATIONERY Ii'lUMIHIIIIVCI OOOOM, AivuiiONximiv Ourextennivi'howenen an fdlctl wih the liueM MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, PKICK.S TO Sl'IT Till-: TlMKt?. X. II. All bii'mU purehiiird nt our Store will 1m tit Im-rrd fm ! ihartjo rR"" the rotiti' id lliu 1 I-tf rows it.iicm:K snot. IN IKO.NT UK THK I'KXTKAI. Hull I. Marxlifllld, Oj(ll 1 I f j mi want an vny hav(, i A.RiMMlnnbtlKrcerKove, .liii.li. It mi inn nt in V mlliMHl. ... ,.,. ,,;,. nr . ..... ..,,. "' ....... ."- razorn' Khnrp, my wiiworii, I.i t n, .My idiopia neat and toweUr lean , Ami there I think thnt you will hint Km h article to unit the mind , I trim thehairwith kill foi gent, of eonrne the price in fifty reni-, ShumHMiii)g, too, I do I hut well, line men trial, thnt will tell , Su help me gi.u ions if I make jou hol ler, Vuii m 1 1 1 in a 1 1 1 a iii.irli r ,f i dollar .1 C. Pn.,- P S Hot .Hid i old I, lib-, lllvii.i f( ad)' ;i l-iii FAMILY Meat Market Itn.ss ,t TI.MMI.UM VN Would aiimmiien to the ptildie tlmt their new linilkel , Ol'I'OSlTK TIIK CUNTH A 1. 1IOTHL IH NOW OI-KVI.I) 1 ANDTIIKY AUKI'lti:i'Alti:)t..Si;i,, I A I I. MM OK ' IIKLK I'OKK A MKATSof Al I. KINDS i P R 0 V I S 1 0 nVa'nD V EGETAOLES VKSSr.l.S ,iu,l l.Ol.t.M, (AMI'S srrrutii 1 nri'iMCL.s iMiws -io mi; i;i-.it&i I W ItOCK i """" "" ' W.G WKBiSTEJl, m:i.i. it in Boots, Shoes Anil l.entliei- I'IikIIiikm. .M.Mr-Ill II i n, Oil. iiiavi: i ti.i.y itLTiit.N'rr I f...... U.. .. I.'. ..,.. ..til. .. Ollll ,',, " , r . . . .. pIcloHto.U.flU'iy Ihiiiuii.ii.yhno n-iinj inline doom a ii 1 1 kiioch, i ir BEST MATERIAL ONLY USED. COOS HAY FURNITURE STOBB, Cos-rv in on iivm Malti'i-HM-H tV llrdhh-adH, Chairs iP LuanyvH, CrlliM .( ('miM'':-,. I'lCTCItKH, FUAMI'.S, M()(LI)LN"S. TAIILLS, MIKUOItS Ac. .,.iiiilliit; 11 I'iiriiH'- .Made lo Older. CO '' A'.S' Hindu nl hIioiIcnI notU,' SEWING MACHINES ArrAfii.Mi:.s'T, Ni:kih.i.h '(' F. MAIth'. IvHf i'nopnii:ron i tfT-- '- WfWHwJ