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In the Probate Court u.

In the matter of the estate of John
Rayhoe, deceased, petition for confirm
alton of sale of real estate; proof Of
posting notices of time and place of
hearing maze; matter taken under ad-
visement.
Estate of Thomas Taysum, deceased,
order made confirming sale OF real es-
tate. II.
Estate of George Wareing, deceased,
order n ade making distribution of re-
mainder of said estate.
Estate Of Joseph Shaw, deceased, pc
.tition for letters of administration
proof of posting notices made; order
made appointing Annie Shaw admins
tratrix on fling bond in the sum of
$3.50.
Estate and guardianship of Joseph s..
Wardell, minor: petition for letters OF
guardianship; proof of service of cita-
ton on relatives of said minor by the
sheriff made; order made appointing
Martin A. Wardell guardian of said
minor upon filing bond in the sum of
SLIP.
Estate of Benz. AshTorth. deceased /;
order made appointing Joseph Booth,
John 7. Thorap and William Cation ap-
praisers of said estate.
Estate of Alexander Hill. deceased;
order made appointing time and place
to hear petition asking that q docu-
ment purporting to be the last will and
testament OF the said deceased be ad :
mitted to probate.
Estate and guardianship of Joseph l..
N. Graham ct al, minors; order made
fixing time and place for hearing petit
ton for letters of guardianship.
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will have time to make eur arguments
tonight. We would like to have till
Friday or Saturday.
RAsKIN-If had understood that the
case was discussed to-day. would have
come in prepared. 1 would like to have
a little time to
GET NY IDEAS IN SHAPE.
The CoURr-Would Friday morning
suit2
ZANE-Yes. it will suit me.
JUDGE JUDD Then we will hear you
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
BAsKIN-L am much Obliged for tie
delay; you see in what disadvantage
l would be placed.
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Progress

It is very important in this age of vast
material progress that remedy be
pleasing to the taste and to the eye,
easily taken, acceptable to the stomach
aud healthy in its nature and effects.
Possessing these qualities. Syrup of
Figs is the one perfect Laxative and
most gentle diuretic known.
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The city delivery of THE HERALD,
daily, semi. and Sunday, has been sold
to J. W. Kyle & Co.. VINO will take full
charge of the same on and after March
LIST, 1889, and collect all subscription
accounts after that date.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to The HERALD for subscription
are requested to settle before that date,
as We are DESTROYS of closing over our
boo ct once.
&fl3 THE HERALD COMPANY.
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Police Court.

The sensation of the police court yes
terday was the bringing in of a shop
litter who gave her name as Mrs. j. W
Savage, but who the police say is only
Mrs. Savage temporarily, being Mrs
Someone else when her husband is at
home. The woman has worked the
town for all it was worth as is shown by
the amount Of dry goods found in her
osSession-enough to start q small
dress goods from Y. G. M. l., some
merous articles from many different
places. But of all the beautiful ard
robe she bad amassed, the striped hose
are the only things that will star d ner
in hand when she takes up her abode
with the stripe legged sons of sin at the
Pen.
Mrs. Savage was arraigned on one
charge yesterday afternoon and pleaded
guilty; she will have a chance to plead
to the other charges to-day. Being
unable to give 5000 bond she anguish
es in jail.
OTHER CRIMES.
John Hudson, drunk and profane,
was fined S15.
Edward McMannamy, a drunk, paid
$40.
Frank Smith, Charles Allen and Wal
lace Allison were found guilty of tres
pass at the D 65 E. G. depot, the former
two were fined $50 each and the last
named will work out ten-day SEN
tence.
Morris Bernard pleaded guilty to a
charge of Stealing two sets of table
knives from Little & Roundy, and was
fined $50.
Alexander Allen, a drunk, paid $40.
0. 3. Walsh pleaded not guilty to
the charge of obstructing the sidewalk
and will have hearing to-day at 2
pm.
Samuel Temple and Bob Lemon.
two DRINKS, paid $40 each.
Look Out.
Marshal Solomon has received =
letter from the chief of police of
Lawrence, Kansas, requesting him to
look out for one G. Nilsson, with half a
dozen aliases, who has been working
an old forgery trick very successfully
in Kansas towns. He is described
as being about 35 years old. five feet
seven inches tall, slim built, weight
I40 lbs, light brown hair and mustache
aud chin whiskers; speaks German and
English fuently. His game is to go
into stores after banking hours. make a
small purchase, hand in S. or $40
check and receive the change in cash
when the store-keeper will give it to
him; the checks are, of course. worth
less.
He worked half q dozen Kansas towns
in thirty Gays and then skipped out.
Look out for him.
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Effective at once and expiring March
3, following rates are quoted BY Crom-
Atlantic seaboard points: First class
So. OF, second 50 60, third So II, fourth
SLIT, fifth $l55; Glass A S1.47%, B
$129X, @ SLY, D 81 04% E so, Cotton
piece goods SO 81. Have freight deliv-
cred at Pier g. North River and Bills
Lading signed at 400 Broadway, New
York. w. l.. WRIGHT,
6. F. A. Salt Lake,
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Delicious warm Beverages,

The decoctions served to the thirsty
md cold at the Occidental. are delicious,
pare and superior. First-class wines
liquors, beers, ales and cigars. Family
supplies speciality.
AuER q MURPHY. Proprietors.
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SPECIAL NO PICF.

The enlargement of THE HERALD SVith
'aea0 type complete, special telegraphic ser
Uice, 'le0 illustrated features and spec
tally edited departments, has been def.
slitely decided on for nert Sunday, March
s.
LOOK OUT FOR THE NEW NAM
MOTH SUNDAY HERALD.
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ReNJAmTN's TURKEY TODAY

Rariamin's lunch to day will consist
of fat eastern turkey ana ma2zaIo,
sneciaIiy imported for his own Iavoreo
customers, Come one ana aIl anu set
q % cent lunch that WI Will m@G a. ~" ot
swear by Ben's cook the longest oay oi
your life.
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f. x. MORRIS s. Co.

Desire to announce that their new
Photograph Gallery
is now open,
and that they are prepared to turn out
fest class work of every size and style,
including the latest Photographic novel
ties.
Cabinets, So per dozen.
Crayon engagements a specially.
No. 81 West, Second South Street.
Hall Block West of Walker Brothers
Corner.
FoE Home furniture go to s. r. MARKS
& Co.,, opposite Temple Block. t
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Two great enemies-Hood's Sarsapar.
lila and impure blood. The latter is
utterly defeated by the peculiar medi-
cine. +
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Rugs Rugsi! hugsIlI
Mounted Fur Rugs,
Kurrachee Rugs,
Smyrna Rugs and Carpets
at DINWooDEY's,
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Notice.

There will be a meeting Of the Board
of Commissioners on Capitol Grounds
at the Executive Office, Monday. March
4. at II O'Clock. GEORGE e. BLAIR,
Secretary.
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All the Rage.

Very much used by the young people.
The "Petite" Photograph, $1.5O per
dozen at Fox & Symons.
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COURTS AND CRIMES.
The McManamy Murder Trial Be.
gins To-day.

In the Third District Court yester-
day, the case against Henry Clements
who is charged with the murder of @
Chinaman at Park City number oil
years ago. was postponed until March
90.
THE CANNON CASE.
The case of the People VS.. Angus NJ.
Cannon, Jr., who is charged with per-
jury, went over indefinitely.
SPENCER AND sTRINGAM.
The People vs.. Howard o. Spencer
and George Stringam. charged with
the murder of Sergeant Pike nearly
thirty years ago, will be called for trial
on the 18th of March, It is understood
that Stringam's attorneys will demand
separate trial.
THE MURDER CASE.
Ross McManamy, the slayer of
Charles Stokes, will be brought down
from the Pen. this morning. and his
trial on the charge of murder COM
menced He will be defended by o. w.
Powers and W. b. Dickson, and the
people will be represented by Geo. s.
Peters and Ogden Hiles.
FOR MORE JURORS.
The following verirs was issued yes
terday It IS made returnable this
morning at 10 o'clock:
Marx McKimmins, Alex Squires,
b. Sprenger, L. s. stevens,
K. G. Chambers, John Curtis,
NJ. Davis, w P. Noble,
Geo. F. Culmer, S. G. Ewing,
c o keef. c. d. Anderton,
w w. Kennedy, NJ. 8. Pendergast,
Oscar Groshell, J. 81 Bailey,
David Murray, Boyd Park,
Henry Newell, John Phillips,
q. W Heidell, James Lawrence,
Benjamin Stevenson. w. B Eberly,
b A. II FroiSeLh.
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DIVIDENDS every six hours at G. W.
Davis, agent.
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THREE pounds Kingford's starch for
25 cents, at G. w. Davis, agent I
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Foe Parlor Suits see s. K. MARKS &
o., ppesite Temple Block. S
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REGULATORS ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having purchased the city delivery
of the several editions of THE HERALD,
We will assume charge of the same on
and after March 1st, 1889. For the
Daily, collections thereafter will be
made as follows:
BY the week ................. ........S OBS
BY the month Observation-Disclosures. L 90
early. in advance .................... 10 20
Semi-Weeklv, yearly in advance 90. 90
Sunday, 80
J. w. KYLE & Co.,
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TwRNry-FouR bars of best soap for
dollar, at G.. w. Davis, agent. =
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READ E. Auerbach & Bros. new large
Advertisement.
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ANOTHER fall in sugar-12k pounds
for 81, at G. w. Davis, agent.
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1MPoRTANr.TO SHIPPERS.

Rosg, Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross.
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Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross.
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Ross. Ross, Ross. Ross, Ross. ~
soALl COAL. COAL.
Rock Springs, Red Canyon, Weber
a1d Pleasant Valley. Order now from
tle Union Pacific 90. G. E. WANTLAND,
tgent. Office, cor. Main and End South.
FoR Chamber Suits go to S. Z. MARKs
& Co., Opposite Temple Block.
SAVE your money by purchasing
goods at g. W. Davis, agent. Il
BED COMFORTS
cheap at Dinwoodey's. +
Peoples Equitable Coop
IL pounds Granulated Sugar, 81. q
bars bsgt Laundry Soap, for 81. t
Ross, Ross. Ross, Ross, Ross.
MATTRESSES, Feathers, Quilts and
Blankets very cheap.
S. R. MARKS & Co.
Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross.
BEST quality or coal oil In bulk at 70
cents per gallon at G. F. Gunner &
Bros.
BEST and cheapest. Elite Restaurant.
opp. Walker House. Day and night.
Choicest and Freshest Meats
Always on hand at the Wasatch Meat
Market, Hasian Bros. Our number is
% w. First South. Give US a call.
Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
New crop Japan Tea 15c per pkg.
J. w. FARRELL & Co., plumbers and
gashtters, opposite Teasdel's store, 1877
South Main Street. Telephone 200.
Send your orders
Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross.
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Peoples Equitable Coop, SO and 10
First South Street.
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Home made Linsey, % cts. per yard.
matoes 2 for Csc, and Corn, Is cents.
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Furniture.
Remember all our furniture is new
and the prices close.
BARRATT Bros.
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The "Petite''
Photograph, $3.50 per dozen, at Fox "
Symons.
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EASY Chairs and Rockers at bedrock
price. S. r. MARKS q Co.,
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Sam Levy,
Manufacturer of the celebrated brand
of cigars. "The Famous" aud other
brands. Beware of limitations. Fac
tory and sslesroom Ill and 173 8. Main
Street, Salt Lake City.
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SILK CURTAINS,
CHENILLE CURTAINS,
Madras Curtains.
Come and see them at OINwooDEY's
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J. w. KYLE & Co.,
HERALD Office.
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The SP0tite''

Ross. Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross.
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Ross, Ross, Ross. Ross, Ross.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
MONTANA POLITICS.

The Montana Republican State
ticket is as follows: For Congress
the nominee is 7. III. Carter, OF
Helena; Governor, T. o. Power, Of
Helena; Lieutenant Governor, E. J
Richards of Butte.
The Democrats have nominated
for Governor J. X. Toole of Helena
for Lieutenant Governor, Howard
Conrad Of Billings and for Congress
Martin Maginnis Of Helena. A
Pemberton of Butte was nominated
for Acknowledgement, De Wolf fol
Chief Justice, Armstrong Of Gal
latin for the fve-year-term Su
preme Judge and Bickford of Mis-
soula for the seven-year-term
Joseph A. Brown of Beaverhead fo
Secretary of State, Ferry Collins o
Cascade for State Treasurer
Thomas S. Fitzgerald of Anacondi
for State Auditor, J. r. Russell o
Butte for Superintendent Of Public
instruction.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
A POOR EXCUSE.

About the time of the adjourn
ment Of the Idaho Constitutional
Convention, the Salt Lake Tribune
solicited orders for furnishing Idaho
papers with supplements Of the
Constitution. The BULLETIN was
one of the many newspapers that
accepted the Tribune's proposition
and has since. each week. conf
IDENTIFY expected to send out to its
subscribers the instrument in full.
Now, when too late to procure it from
any other source, the Tribune in.
forms us that lowing to sickness
and press Of business the Tribune
Company will not print the consti'
tuition supplement" This is q
very lame excuse, as any printer
well knows, and we can not but
think that the Tribune has actet
exceedingly "scabby" in this mat
ter. The delay in placing before tn
people, in print, the constitution o
Idaho is something we can no
fathom.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
RAILROAD COMING.

A party OF Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad engineers were recently at
Shoshone, Logan county. They had
surveyed u route from the old town uf
Kelton on the Central Pacific, through
Cassia county, and said the road
would make detour and cross Snake
rive at American Falls, aud thence
70 Sboshone, HALEY, through Camar
Prairie, down " the South Fork oil
the Boise river 10 Boise City. The
ID. & X. q. Railroad has done more ~
promote the prosperity oi tine country
through which their road runs than
any other western road and Boise
City VIII welcome the little giant with
open arms.-BOise Statesman.
Next spring it is the intention o.
the Elmore Commissioners 10 con
struct wagon road from Rock,
Bar down Bear creek and Feathe
river 10 Junction Bar on the Soutl
Boise river. This proposed roa,
would cut off the Red Warrior hill
have an easy grade all the way
and place us within five miles o
railroad communication-provide,
the Denver and Rio Grande Com
pany follow the surveys abov
mentioned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
Notice to Contractors.

Rocky BAR, Idaho, Aug. 20.
Bids are solicited for the following
For hauling about 100 tons Of ma
chinery from HALEY or Mountain
Home TO the 0phir mine near Rocky
Bar. Machinery will be shipped from
Chicago about the middle OF scptcni-
Der.
Also for 100000 feet Of lumber
(more or less according TO speciiica.
tions) for raill and hoisting plant.
Also by mill wright for the work Of
erecting the mill and hoisiiBg plant,
and setting up the machinery in same
Also for 1000 cords of fire wood
and limbers for shalt aud mine, also
for tagging.
Please address communication II
relation TO any Of these matters to
8. COMFORT. Treasurer.
81 Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
NOT JUsTrFIABLE.

Occasionally we peruse a paper
whose editor has the manliness TO
speak in plain terms of the shoot
ing of Judge Dave Terry. The
Cassia County Times says:
Instead OF clothing United States
Officer with power To shoot down any
citizen. why not have carried out the
provisions Of the law and arrested
Terry when he made the assault. He
undoubtedly did not intend TO do any
particular injury TO Justice Field or
he would have been armed, which
does not appear TO be the case. II 10
true Judge Terry was q man OF inn
perious temper, and for that reason he
did not permit himself To go armed.
The whole history, from beginning
Of the Hill.Sharon divorce case 10 the
tragic ending of Ex-Judge Terry, viii
make o novel OF great romance. in
which Justice Field figures as conspi
cunu%ly in the mud as Terry in the
snire. We are astounded At the press
OF the United States in 20 universally
iustifying tuch a high-handed and
premeditated murder. The law of the
land ia sufficient TO right whatever
wrongs we have, and il alone should
be appealed 10 by intelligent men
The pistol is the weapon Of the bar
harian. the coward and the bully, and
ought not even to be found in tho
hands Of any man protesting 10 bt
civilized. The killing Of Judge Terry
in short nay be traced 10 the door o.
United States Attorney Miller which
goes 10 strengthen the opinions of I
great many people that he is totally
unfit for the position he occupies
Judge Terry had virtues as well Al
faults and the press, with rare excep
sions, seem 10 overlook the MAXIM
say nothing but good Of the dead
and allow his good qualities 10 he EN-
balmed la the mem. ~ of his friends
In this the great lawyers OF th'
country view il differently, refuse Il
justify Deputy Marshal Nagei, ant
Characterize the killing as brutal ane
entirely unnecessary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
HANK LuFKrN KILLED.

In Haley on Friday, the 30th Of
August, about IL o'clock, VIM. T.
Kennedy shot and killed Hank
Lufkin, in a saloon. II seems that
Lufkin was considerably intoxi-
Gated and had been running a
muck" all that day. He had
abused several parties numerically,
and endeavored to force a fight
with Joe. Oldham. He finally
entered Kennedy saloon, renewed
an old quarrel, snapped his pistol
at Kennedy twice, and the result
is told in the above heading. II
was case Of self-defense with
Kennedy. The Wood River Times
says Of the affair:
"Lufkin scarcely breathed one
minute after being shot. He war
laid out on the floor in the saloon
Bill Kennedy was arrested ON the
spot by Sheriff Kinney and taker
to Jail, where he was put in one o
the iron and steel cells.
A Times reporter who had beer
on the lookout for the shooting
since 8 o'clock FASTENED to tn,
place at once, and found the door
locked, Deputy Sheriff Harris il
charge, and DIR. Higgins, Texa
Angel, and three other persons ii
! there. A couple of minutes late
Mrs. Lufkin knocked at the door
and tearfully demanded admittance
She was accompanied by Mrs. Dal
Robertson. On being ADMITTED
Mrs. Lufkin threw herself on tn
body Of her husband, kissed hin
good by, then said:
Good-by. my dear husband
{ Good-by. That it should come I
this, after q long years that "
have been togetherp
Sobs choking her. she pause
! for few moments; then said:
!, Gentlemen, excuse me. | di
/ not come to make a display. Bv
he was my husband--the father
> my five children. He has been
! good, kind husband and father.
better husband never lived. An
il has come to thisl And whisk
did itp"
: II is somewhat remarkable thi
!, Lufkin was allowed TO 60 at liberi
r around the streets of HALEY aft
y his repeated fights and threats
!, that morning. Had he been a
e rested and locked up for his frs
C or second, or third offense, no Xxi
ling would have occurred in Hail,
on that day.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
Notice of Forfeiture,

To the Pittsburgh and Idaho Gold Mining Cen.
psny, lie officers and shareholders:
You ars hereby notified that I hare expended
the sum ot hundred dollars In labor and in.
ptos sanenta sch year Tor the yszr A D. isss Isss
iss7 and isss upon thu
ADA ELnoRE
Lode mining claim, situated In Baar cre4A Mininx
district, In klmore fosmssls AlturAsl county Idshs
Territory. for iha purpo~e Of performing tbs annual
iaoor thefsoh for tbs FEARS mentioned, nn..er the
proysos Of section 2124 Of the Revised stasuts q
thu nsfsd States, the being expenditures re-
required Upon s@id property for the u care nnsa
TONED 20 thu sist day OF Dscnmbsr. lses That year
proportion Of thr sAne for the year lsas n ave hun.
dred and forty twelve hundred and fort, cav.
snths therea, amounting to the 81 iorts Tires
collars and eirhtY two cents te4s az and for ina
wears 1856 isH4 and lseS V siS hundred snd hfsy.
eight nftesn hnnarsdths thereof amounting sor szla
three years 70 the sum II une hundred aud Thirty.
one dollars Ana fotty-six cents (gIsi 49, and 4
within nisstt days from the service Of this notice.
within Lnuty days Aftar this noilre by publicatios
you fail or Ictu 10 eontrbats your proportion q
such expenditure your interest in ssid claim Mn
hssaoRs The PsoIseits II the undersigned under tbs
provisions Of section 2s2f II the Revised Statutes
The United states CHARLES LockHA6T.
First publication June s-~ms
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07

For some time there has been q
rumor afioat that an artisticaliy illus-
trated weekly journal 10 to be pub
lished ON the Pacific cost, and now
10 our great surprise. II takes definite
form in an announcement by the pub
Usher OF the West Shore that he will
issue the first number oil such a jour
nal on the I4th OF September. Fiji
teen ware aFo Mr. Samuel hogan the
ratification in Portland o. . feeble
monthly paper which has steadily
grown until il has reached the pro-
portions of the handsome West Shore
Magazine "a we know 1t to-day, and
now he takes bod step forward and
establishes weekly journal which
will be maintained 1t the highest
stanIard Of illustrated weeklies IN the
country. II xiil require the expendI-
ture OF much money and labor W
render the venture suecessiu4, 6ut the
Wee. Shore, vith It's splendid equip
ment, long experience and established
position, will he able 70 succeed where
most others would fail. Special at
tention will be given 70 graphic Illus
trations of events happening ON the
Pacific coast, and the topics OF special
interest 10 our people. It's numerous
and excellent illustrations will De its
chief feature, and these will increase
Ia number AZ the journal becomes
settled in its grove. Such an under:
taking certainly recommends itself
yery highly 70 every citizen, and its
success viii be direct beneht 70
pvsry section of the west. The price
Win BE- 10 cents copy, or sA.W