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SumlaOrcgoniau at Norton's
Fishing tackle nt Murphy's.
Commissioner Hermann of the
U. S General Land Office is c.
ppctc3 home in n few days.
New line of Guns and Amuiii
tioii.flt Murphy's
The KuRcnci Register conies
out in a bright new dress of type.
Gllsttap Brothers are forging
alicad itt great shape.
When you want sonic extra
nice cheese call on your grocer
for Sumner creamery full cream
cheese. 6 S tf
Dayton Herald, Sept. 6. Mrs.
Kcrkius, wife of V . G. Perkins
the groccrytuau, arrived here
from. Marshfield on Saturday
tveuing last.
The many friends of Joseph B
Amot will be pleased to know
that he has been granted a pension
of $io a mouth.
W. A. Woolicver returned to
Marshfield after instituting an
M. V. of A. camp at Coquille.
He will-Jiow proceed to business
iir organizing Marslihclu.
Make your purchases before
7:?o n m, and you will be grant
ing the retail clerks a vacation of
over an hour every evening.
Jas. Rookc, of South Marsh
field, had quite a severe attack
ofillucss Sunday morning and a
pjiysiciau was called, but he
made a quick, rally-and was ucar
ly as good as new before night.
The many friends of A. W.
Ikck.alias A. 13. Rector will be
glad to know that he has at last
reached his new home at Salem
safely uubcr the guidance of
ShcnfT Alex Ormc, of Medtord,
where he will be at home for
three years.
Bob. Mabry, representative of
tire Chamberlain Medicine Com
pany was in town last Saturday
on his anuual tour. Mr. Mabry
understands his business, espec
ially that branch in which he
deals with the unsophisticated
newspaper mam
The new gasoline schooner,
which has been building at
Woods, was successfully launched
last week. She is to be used for
the freight business for the south
-1r.l... ....... ..A . l,!MBiliwa.iiiiuuaw. .ui. anisic
she will be instrumental in filling
a long felt waut. Tillamook
Headlight.
Ring phone 171, Ccnterville
Dairy when you want milk or
cream of the highest quality that
the best dairy stock can produce.
The motto in handling our dairy
is cleanliness, promptness of
delivery, and certainty of its not
having been skimmed. Flana
gan Sr.Barry.
J. W. Simmons, State Deputy
Head Consul Modern Woodmen
. - ' - i
of America came into this part of
the State in the interest of the
order, frhile here he went to'.P'0!? J ru fro"1 Corvallis
- mi j ; -. ..j -i n
100 members. Coquille con )C
proud of having so good a starter!
for the most popular order in j
America. Mr. Simmons went
back Portlaud on the Alliance
and speaks very flatteriugly of
Coos county.
VALISE FOUND
A valise was left ou scow at
Suoini picnic on Coos river. Own
er call at this office and prove
property. 9-14-21
CLO
You will find our NEW FALL MNJv 01? CLOTHING to be the best that the
skill ol mau has designed for men. Taylored in the latest style, aud dependable iu
every way. All of our new garments are cut from durable wool fabrics, in neat
Mixtures, Checkr, Stripes, New Greens, Plain Blues and Blacks. Drop in some
time at your leasure aud see them. ' ' : :
Hawes Hats
' , , , .
Have had the preference
ataoug fashion's votaries.
umu Derby and soft hats
way from' the east.
N'ASBURG B
' va9s. fc.vs.tkfyfc xv&vwnvwfiAWA s2stv&nsi.TvQ3m.
Tho Reliable Dry
.Ill- III IIWIIII WlWMIIIIIIIlJ'WIIUWIIJ-nlM
Jens Hansen is taking n vaca
tion on llayncs slough.
Mm. Mary Norrts, of Myrtle
Point is visiting friends in town.
Dade Hayncs has leased "The
Aldcis" of II. Seugstacken for
five years.
The government steamer
Manzinita spent a night at the
Marshfiald docks this week.
V. O. Mathews will move to.
Pairview nud take up his resi
dence on his farm there.
j. Mahoucy will take R. 12.
Shine's place as manager for the
S. O. Co. during the hitter's nb
scence. There is great probability that
tomorrow will close Rev. R. C.
I.cc's service as pastor of the M.
12. church of this city.
Harry Waltcis went north on
the Alliance on his way to Phila
delphia, where he will continue
his dental studies.
Miss Klizabeth Hascltou ac
companied by Miss Alice and
Master Clifford Curtis have re
turned from a pleasant visit at
Coquille.
The late showers remind resi
dents in South Marshfield that
sidewalks nud crossings in that
part of town arc greatly iu need
of attention.
Phil Drain of Coquille City,
shipped loo head ol hogs to the
Union Meat Co. by the Alliance.
This is the first lot of fat boss
shipped to Portlaud from this
place.
The families of V. B. Curtis,
12. A. Audersou and Heury Holm
drove to Rocky Point last Tues
day and spent the day picnicking.
The party Tcport spending a de
lightful day.
Robt. 12. Golden with his
family and household goods left
for Portland on the Alliance on
his wav to Airlce Or., where he
will take a medical course iu the
college.
K. S. Dow's driving horse is
laid up as the result of putting
one of her hind legs through the
I'ourth street bridge. Much
work has been done on this bridge
lately, but more is needed.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Flanagan,
Mrs. G. V. Rcuuie and R. 12.
Shine went to Portland on the
Alliauce, on their way to visit the
it? :.: ... i..(TiH m. c!.i..a
...ill t.vt.nr1 lite trm'j.lc nc fVlr flC
his old home at Baudon, Ireland.
Henry Holm received a scow
lord ot beef cattle. from John
Porter of AHcgancy" Thursday,
aud a carload of fat hogs and
mutton sheep from Roy Garrett
of Myrtle Point, Friday.
Well, Well!
Corvallis Times, August 31:
Engineers, surveying a line of
railroad from Coos Bay to Cor
vallis arrived Wednesday. They
v.vwu.. ..... .......... . -
are at work on the Hue that is
south via Tunction. Monroe and
other points, and that which at
van0Ui t,mes Pa.st th:"r hns b,
newspaper mention. A standard
8uaKe road ,s Proposed.
FOR SALE
Must be sold at once, owner
leaving city. Fine Rosewood
case piano an1 oak cased organ.
Any one desiring either instru
ment would do well to examine
this offer. There is not a better
organ iu the city. Both will be
sold cheap.
NEW FALL STYLES
I2sT
THING:'
'H'iiniftv,,rK,HffraKt''CT
0
, J? is certainly the most uncomfortable thing
for a long time that can happen to a SHOli-BUYHR an
The new Aut- t ill-fitted shoe is dear at any price We fit
v your feet and your pocket-book as well in
are now on the j FLORSIIEIM'S STYLISH AND COMFORTABLE
SHOES, $3.50
Goods, Clothing anil Famishing Goods Jllen.
WE HAVE
ITS fag$rtto
WW WWW
iM A Hi A M '" in our storc fllcasc ask t0 ,,c sll0W" 1N' Cas,crn "iajc
niAl AliL slices for Ladies, you will be pleased nltli the price and style
MKNU'l'S YUfU MAIL AN'l) l'UONK OltDKU. I. O. O. V. HiilMlmS Miii'tU'ttctd, OrejJ"".
Closing Out at Cost
Tho ontiro Stock, Dry
goods, Clothing, Furn
ishings, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoos, Oar
pots, Oil Cloths, Linol
oum, Mattings.
The entire stock must
go at cost.
Storo to let. Fixtures
for sale.
XLNT Storo.
New Ribles
The Presbyterian Church aud
Sunday School are lejoicing iu
the possession of three dozen new
Bibles, secured thuauh-Uic ef
forts of Dr. Holt, of Portland,
who visited here a short tine ago
iu his official character r.s Synod
ical Missiouarv. The- new Bibles
are 241110 iu flexible black Mor-
rocco bunting, tine paper turn
presswork.
Lodge and Church
As announced in the Mail,
the Rev. S. B. McClelland of
the Presbyterian church, preach
ed ou the subject ot "the Lodge
and the Church." Prom the
fact that the Presbyterian church
has put itsclt as an organization
iu a position of antagonism to
lodges, it was anticipated that
Mr. McClelland migh say c
harsh things of the lodges. rhi5,
however he did not do. After
pointing out sonic of the t,nnSs
to be guarded against iu lodge 1
life, he conceded the good which
lies iu it and then showed that!
the lodge cannot properly taKc
the place of the chhrch. His
address was a thoughtful and con-,
....i j:....:.. f .1 i. :,....,
hiiir-i.iif i 11 mi in j 1 1 11- 11-i.iiiini
. .1 1 i 1 .1... l....1. ..Ji'lll'iiiusiui iuv; jiu wi ..ii.i
Ul IIIC lUWgC .111(1 (IIC (.IKIII.ll, .((IU
nottiing was said to which tlic
most rabid jiner could reasonably
take objections,
Scott tlic Anarchist
The incentive to these risks
(trust speculations) would be
largely destroyed by a vigorous
income tax law, the removal of I
tanffduties from all articles which
are now being shipped to foreign
countries regularly, and by the
enforcement of an iron-clad anti-trust
law. If the hundreds
of millions which Carnegie atitl ( I'riiclilnis rvico. 11:00 A .M.mul
Rockefeller aiidArmour and scores .," v.i' ' , r .,,,
of otner millionaires ate trying tolll.,vw..wflfMiTiiir1iil.iv" .so I'M
give away, because nicy ucituer
need nor want them, and been
added to the wages of the men
who produced them, their wealth
would ha'e remained at the fig.
urn trr. it1r1i rlim nr.i tirktt trt'inif
... ...,.., ...v . ..w "7'"s (,,,, 11 j,. city. 1.11 Sept. i'Snl nml 2llh at
to reduce it, and hunreds of . ' .. , , . ' ...
thousands of workingiuen's homes , ,l" ( 1,rU,1,m d,"r1,1'' """"! M"'
would have been the happier ,y!'UynrniN.ii. A.h. in-fsrounii lm
it. The fact that so many in. 11 , Iwcn rMiiH. All Sunday kcIkhiI- an
are giving away a large part oflH-dally linlti-il wwnl two r tlirn-
their fortunes but proves that
something should be done to pre-
vent their accumalation. Har
vey Scott's Labor Day address
'
A
TO 56.00.
R
A few Laities' Hhlrt VnUt left SUii mv llioken.
Wnuipors t'hoy ru nt n jirleo to M thorn. :
Militiery tfliitf
I take pleasure in announcing
to my patrons that on next Wed
nesday Sept. 18th, 1 wilt display
my stock o( lnll nud Winter
Millinery, coiupiisiug the most
stvlij.li nud uobbv line of Utess
Hats, reproduced by the most
skillful Portlaud nud Sail Prnu.
cisco trimmers, lepteseuting the
latest Kutopc.in and American
styles.
Cull nud examine. All are
welcomed.
Mus. l' A. Sacciu
GAFF12Y At Beaver Hill, Or.,
Sept. 9, 1901, Patrick Galley
aged 65 years.
Marshall Nay Dead
Just a? we go to pres, word
reaches us that Jarshall Nay, nu
old nud highly respected resident
of Coos, died nt his home ou
Kcnttick slough, yesterbay. He
was taken sick while iu nt the
fair here and' has steadily grown
worse till death resulted.
FOR SALE
One half interest in the clam
cannery. Apply to J. Roland-
sou.
For Road Improvement
("Ivor imi hn ht'H raised liv
aubscr.)lillB for .,e improvement
;rif - ,,, M-r,i,fi,.i,ii.m;ri. ,,,n,t
nud SHb3UllJal bettetments will
be made.
' '
SETTLERS FINISH A
ENGINEERING WORK
The settlers ou North slough
atv ". 1 ? ' ,
1 1... ...1 ....:. ...
WKing ill wic way 01 a drainage
ai.i:.-i. . -... .1... !... t .......-
f - , . . ... . .
. . v, , , . ,. .1: . ....
j"10.1 ..w ch ?
... . r ... ..,
naviiTiuion. 1 cu 01 nit .(.-1 1 it-1
have been at work for some time
on a:, eight-foot ditch to drain
the tipper lake into the lower one
and lead the water off in another;
way. The job was completed
last Saturday, and the uprerlake
uow j,as n ,lcw outlet.
AT THE CHURCHES.
I'ltiyilYTKItlAN CUUm II.
(Survico.)
Silihalli linol 10 .00 A M
annuel is. .McCii-iianil, r.ntor.
Sunday School Convention
ti- uiiiiti it c.iiir.'i.tii.n it tin- OHM
ICiiziiitySuiiilayhcliiwNwIlllH. h.-M at
'ii'JeKuti,
Otcn Killed
1 hu light ruliMthN uwk nniMil V
II. Nolilc iiiilii a lo. (In WhIiichIu)- 11
lo.nl nt li'K'i.rHii unto liU ti-mii, Lilting
thrt'it lic.'ul iiimI erlpjilliiK thri-i inorr.
MARSHFIELD STOOES
WILL CLOSE EARLY
Tin mVi.nMit for t'arlicr cIiwIiik "f .
tlH'Mi.rw .if .M.irHhlichl mtiih lll.fly
now to 11 t with mim-hsh. It U iiiiiIit-
HtiMMl that. Im(,'IiiiiIii Momlav. all btorw,
with onu iMMIhlc i.xci'ptloii will i-Iwo
at 7SJI p m. "
'IhU U a KHI i'ha mnl itli to Lolloped
that it will I .1 ponnaiifiit tliltiK. Hirth
the nicu-hmiti (imt chTkH oiiuht to ham
their ecitlii;n for Micial t-iijiiyiuviit ami
relaxation, ami If nil will Htaml together
thcrit will he no trnuhle.
REVEREND 1. C. LEE
MAY GO ELSEWHERE
'Iheltev. It.C. J,w i'XM'ctn to Htmt
uii time next week for llillnhnro where
tho miulialooiiferiiicttof tint M.K.ehurch
coiirt'iiitH on the '21th of thlrf mouth. It
Ib perliapii prolmhletlutt Mr. I.eu may hu
trmisferreil to mhiiu other plate, hut
Marxhflelil peoihi will hopo that Im may
Htlll hu left here. .Mr. Leo him hreu here
four yearH ami during that time has
ilnm a nre.it work In the wny of milhl
iiiK up h(H eliuieh, ami hnhan won tho
renpect mnl Milhl eteem of thn hent l'eo
pht ot tho uiiinmuiity, ami Inn taken IiIh
placo us u man iinniiiu men in thu huxl
HL'MllfDof.lho town. It ho ho talcNU
Alfo a few iilxeti In lVioule
.11 I
Help out the cleiks and don't
buy utter 7:30.
Mnishnll Way, of Coquille
City, was iu town Tuesbuy.
Mis. I,. M. Noble has gone to
Snu Ktnucibco for medical tieat
meiit. Don't make the eletks work 14
hours when they can do a days
wotk iu 12.
:, Mr. aud Mrs. 12. S. Craig have
gone to Ashland, Or., iu hopes
of iuipiovemeut to Mm. Craig's
health.
The steamer Coos River is ou
her run again after a thoiough
ovet hauling, and looks ns good us
new.
W. J. Butler has opened nu
office between the telegiaph office
aud the Central hotel, as head.
quarters for his life and fire itt-
'ituntu'e business.
Should the Multifield clerks
work uutil 9 p m, wheie iu nil
other civilized towns the Motes
cIom: at f p in?
A. Matron's delivery train ran
away yesterday and brought up
gainst the coiner post of the I.
K. saloon, demolishing the post
but not doing any other senuus
damage.
Miss Beasott nud Miss Beuiuis,
who wll te.ieh iu the Mni.slt Ik-Id
.school came into town Thuisdny.
Herbert I.ockhart, J. S. Coke,
Jr., J. W. Beuiicl and Oe
Nevue went to the sandhills yes.
tctday for a few dns outing.
P. M. Ptiedburg returned
Weduesl.iy liotu a trip to .Salem.
Rev. S. II. MoCIellaud will
preach 011 the subject ''Our De
puted Ruler" tomorrow evening
at the Ptesbyteriau church. The
public cordially invite I.
Don't p.ttionize an unfair
house, you to so when you buy
1, """ ' "'
lllul" ""' "ous,c u,al " lKU aUvr
7:30.
l For a bad taste in the mouth
take Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. For sale by John
Preuss.
"A Nation in Mofirning" will
be Rev. R. C. I.cc's Mthject at
the Methodist church tomorrow
evening.
The Southern Stock Co. had a
crowded house last evening to
witness their excellent presenta
tion of the great emotional drama,
Hazel Rirke.
LADIES MEET WITH
GRATIFYING SUCCESS
In Tlicir Efforts to liaise Money for
...... r In.l.liolilnc
II1W tilt n-inu'.iiiiMimgd
Probably Wiped Out
Tin friciiiN uf tlu Y.M.C. A. arc re
joicing orr thi rfiirro u( tho Linllm'
Auxiliary in raiiiiK niiiiny to p.iy nir (In-iiiili'litiHliii-Miiir
tin1 ii'Miiciiitiiin hy w-r-in;;
ri'(rnliiiii'iitM cwry cU'iiliiK IUU
uci'l; in tlic nu nu iiinlcr I. I). 0. 1.
hall.
'Ilii'p-druiiui,'!1 hax iuun thaiivxci'i'ili'il
I'Xpi-ctathiiiH, mnl it U miiliTHtiMNl that
miT l wi'ri' n-allziil tln llrnt four
cu'iilii', 'I lie Mirk h:m lirrii iliWdnl
"""' "' 'Uiu-rciii, cmiruuv. inn iiimiw
!f '" IUTTnt ili'iminiiiathiiH mtiIiik
tuUimm Mtimluy. Kplhi-opal; Tmif
'liiy.Mftli.HllMtjWc.liiiwilay.Tri' - l.yti'rlaiij
Krhlay, llaptlHt, Hatiir.lay, all i-liun-liw.
ion 'Ihiirnlay tin ymiiiK Imllw of tint
J t,,w'' l""1 "'" "",tu'r ,l,l,u'lr r"""N'
'tiw UMv "'" ll'" u, ll,,l,krt ot
l"' .-iiiuuiiIly for their WTortH, ami tlii
coiiKratulatloiiH of nil for lluilr mieoeiw.
With tint huiileu ot ileht lilteil the Y.
M. C. A. will take 11 new htnrt lu Itn car
eer Of UHI'flllUI"H.
REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE.
A flu" hiiHineiMjot iln A Ht, 1(S00,
l)iVollinK lioiiao oii'Juilht, 0 rouuiH
(1W).
A plot of laiul'218 ft. hy 100 ft.
fiioluiron riieo true I; iu Koutli Mnrnli
llclil, SIM, Will hell 111 hull; or hiilf.
Four lots uoxl to I'ouIoIIIl'o on I'rou
nt .fi-iOO.
Jloti-o anil lot in WeH .Mnmhtlohl
fllMX).
limifo nu J 'lot in .Smith Mitrtilifiuhl
Six lotu in Illk 10, Kouth Mnrilillohl
)louk70 in Notlev'ri mhlitiou to
Coqiullu Oity. Kiujulm of
(J, Doiiws.
FOR THE CHILD.
Don't tot tin I'lilUlrvu MillVr in Out lint umliiO
tlivo tliciii wlml tlliy iicimI In ilhcwiiy of liosulli(iii
ulntiUM timt' will puiimi tli'6 lien iKDiit 1111114 anil
vtt", mill dovi'lopniiMit of llm lioily. W11 Imvu noiiiu
KloiiV 11 ml Hiirvloiiiililo (nil nom nml proHy lomly
tiiiiilt'M nt rriulymilo jnlcrtt tlnvi tlmtilil iiitoriiHt you
NORTH fa STAR.
Bossio Richards, Proprietor.
Cor. A mid Second Sts.
( n Lm ipv fell 1
A Distinoti Triumph
Our mnlwul Uitlrilrt, ( llir iii'iilKtHlmi of
rVo.lt kilv lu iiii) vut nl llir Ixxty In nml til II,
ho" eviliinl n itinuicl Hluiiitli In tlik Imliuli
of llir liAilmg Hhmrr. tit MlMtitlkm linr
rtrr utnl iul Air rmloitnt tiy tvli)Wtii(.
Ililtnkn (or Iwmr ue J tx) u'i Itirgrr obc fur
olhtr iiii-, .) up. I ha vIhI It In ihr clnlik
ciirrrnl not In tlir rK-r.
Red Cross Drug Storo
John Proussi Prop.
MARSIiriELII MERCHANT
ON SUNDAY CLOSING
llic Knit ok Hfiir Sir'
C.iri'fiil Ktml) uf iwx-iiiKed'iitMlriu'hi-i
11. Hint tlir IIiiip Iniint far iliftniit uhtii
tit. man ln worki vith hralu mnl huh-
I'll' Will itl'lllilllll 11 IHitHltlllllll' llllllllil'r of
Iiihih fur hU ilayx toil. If the pulillt'
will look lliionxli tin' ilitTi'ii'iit tiinli-.
uiiil H'' tin' iiiiiiiUt of uorkliiK liour
that ivnitltiitiw 11 WfckH tti. they will
lie tirpriil that tin' tlriil, foot-ori' mnl
wuriioiit ch'rk Ix'hlmt tlic rnmitir. Ii.ti
liriir hl Imrili'ii nii'ltiel, o iatlniitl
for xi 1 m k a time of coium' it l irnth
lug hut imtiirnl Hint tin' tu-lm r. homn
of tin iiii'trlmnt are nrrniMiil for tho nr
romiNlatloii ami iiuiii'iilriii'i' f I1I1 rtii
tonii'ri. Hut tu a iiuw country custom '
ottiii inakiH Imv. mnl lawn arc haiuhtl
ilown tn rmiiini; Ki'iii'rntlniiM huiK nflcr
the clrruiiiNtmirHn that riiiiliiil tin 111'
oxM. I
Midi I" juit tin' fH"" rliiht Iiiti' In '
Mur-lilli'hl. Our I'tirkx Inki tlu'lr Htmul '
lii'hliiit tln i'ouuIit, mnl wattwalt, wait. .
uf lir b o'clock, tln'ii' art' iunii to wait on, '
mnl it Im tlu uiiMt ti'illoiH mnl tlrrwiuit'
hour of tin' wlmli' ilay. Ami I rauimt
M'i'aiiy kimhI rca-oii why our htonn ilo
not cliKf at H o'clock. 7: ! Iihi nirly. it
.lw iit Kli-tin r.,iry IIiiik after
fUppiT. for ihi' iiimt who uoikx ilurlnj;
lit ilay lu iimkii liU iiirrliiiMA If tliU
early clnlnn U lo miiouut to aiiythlii);, '
let it he iloiie for the comfort ami cmi
(ellli'iueof .ill. A MlMlllllNr.
.MnrHlilU'lil. Kept. 1.1. IIkii.
Stcelltcads for tlic Lakes
DurliiK the piMt rour jc.irrt tin I lilteil
Statert Fili CmuinMon tin mail.' Im-
porliuit exK'rliiuiiN at the xtatlnu In
Duliith. 'I hey hale reultcil lu the
plautluK mnl iiccllmatizatiou iu Lake
Superior of the fiiiuuiw uti'i'lheinl falmoii
oftheraclllc.iiwilt-watei Hull exclusively
heretofore. It win. hellme.1 that thin
IMi woiihl thrlie in the mhl, f nt.li
watern of Lake .Sup.rlor. where ko iiiiiiiv
othvr H.iluioiihhie kpiw. Kewriil llum -
Miml fry weru plauteil ou the north
Mlime of the lake, near I'ort Arthur, mnl
ut tfllwr I-ili't. Imtli points nu (he Ciuiii
illaiiHiile, 'llm follimliiK year 11 larmT
uuuiher was plmiteil olT Mo Itoyalo. mnl
Milieu then the planting Iiiih heeii kept
up. Now, from time tu time, the catch
of mi occihIiiiiiiI Htoolheiul Is reported,
ami from the Hlit t thuso fomnl It In
evlileiit that they are rowln uhmit a
pouml a year lu lheo frinli watem. It
iHiilMimhloiit.rrouKTrlaluuioillih'atloiiH
lu coiun of the hpecluimis eniiIil, that
they lime Usu pinp.ij;allug ami lucreas
liiU uaturiilly. 'lVeniiItlwaternteelhe.nl
wiliiiiiiiiix niiMlilh'il hy his exliitauco lu
Lake Huperlor, Isnahl to have 11 immt
ilellenle lliiMir, to ho well nhupeil mnl
llrm, mnl tohaioa Mesh of a liemitllul
reil.- Arr.oimut.
Stale Treasurer's Fifth Notice
tfluto of Oregon, Treiihiiry Dcpt.,
Kiilmii.h'opt. IL'. 1001.
Notieii Ih hmehv given that thorn
urn fiiml iu Hie 'I'lxnHiiry with whloh
in rodeem ulloiiutamliiig Mnlo wnr-
iiiiiIh drawn on llm HtnliiKoalp hminty
iiiinl ami oiiilurntd " J'rfeouteii aim
not paid for want of fiinils" prior lo
Jauuaiy 1, ltKU. All hiicIi varrauln,
properly mulmned, will ho i.iid upon
pnieiitntl(iii 111 this olllco, inlnreHt
tl'ioaou ceualiik' from mid aftur llil
dato.
(JllAH, K, .MOOIIIJ,
0-U-2t State-Truiwuiur.
V.I
NT
Prosorving Timo.
V kfvp tin' U11 ftiitjr nf ilmliT fnilli uf
Ml Uiiilt, ltli (nxii lln'Kmn, mill nii)one
wlililiiK Iiiimii or I'lt-viu' ili'juM Ik; turn nml
14II on nt. Walt rim lull u of nil ihr
nr(i4.ii)r luiicniiiltiiiilt (or full (nmlti.
Onmpboll & Eiokworth.
Sfl 'My.!
v .1 K.yir,,o
EWW
"a ei M a ra m a ni h b a tn as
m
I N l I. A Y I N
Till: RACES'
f
Had Judgment
oficn lOfiiltA iii empty
Kukot. Tim wiin ii.o of
your niuiicy proviilc lor
till' lllllpillfM (if tllll flltlllf.
You unntit nolliini; dntii
you ileal lirrtt. Yon cet tint
lu'nt fur your c.i.li mnl thu
iiunt untcliil iittenliiiii to
your winhi'i ninl mvn IU per
cent.tlUcntmt (orcnuli.
Flanagan's Pioneer Market.
u
5
w9i b h ci raw ta u m a u n n h
J. iSr. A iCLSON.
DI'.AI.KIt IN.
I.atcnl DchIkik of
Viirnirlii'H mnl
Wall l',ipcr,
llrimlirii.
Mflnnn'q PllPR MlYnil PflilllQ
. 11UUUUU llllU 1U1AUU tttiuiu
A .Specialty.
OnlerH (iromptly llleil.
MtONT ST., MAIt.SliriKI.D, OU.
RGmQmbor vou get
fQ ur pQUnClS Of tllG bGSt
25 Ceill l'OaSteCl COfleO
for 90 CGlltS fit tllO
PioilOGl Mtll'lCOt,
--
Coilllllllllicatlon
M i.;mTOU Allow tile to
s,,cn. n fcw words in favor of
' Cliuuilicrliiiii'.s Coimh Keuietly.
1 1 ,ufrel lor tluee years with the
bronchitis nud could not .sleep
uiclils. I tiied .several doctors
and various patent medicines, but
could ,et nothing to yive me any
lelief uutill my wife got u bottle
of this valuable medicine, which
cnmpletly relieved me. W. S.
Hiioi'.KMAN, Haguell Mo. This
lemedy is for sale byjohn I'ruess.
If you want tho best
tlicro is iu tho. markot
and at tho lowest pric
es try tho Pioneer Mar
kot and savo JLO por
cent,
Water Cure for Chronic Constipation
Tnhe two cups of hot water
halt u hour befoie each meal mid
just before going to bed, also a
drink of water, hot or cold,, about
two hours nftcr each menh Take
lots of outdoor exercise walk,
ride, drive. Make a regular habit
of this nud iu many cases chronic
constipation may be cured with
out the use of any medicine.
When n purgative is icyuircu
take .something mild and gentle,
like Chamberlain's Stomach and
U ver. Tablets. If or sale by John.
Ureuts
HilWvtr??;l'?,rf-' T7
,-S from hero Iw will ho t'H.'utly.mlHi'od..
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