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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-07-15
LOCAL AJVD GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.

her son, Ralph lizard.
Miss Mattie Watts, of Norfolk, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Coul
ling.
Messrs. Geo. Mccall and A. G.
Norris, of Riclllands, are in town
today.
MFR. Savage, brother of Rev. w.
R. Savage, and his mother are iu
Tazewell.
Mr.. E. L. Wright has returned
from pleasant visit Of a month to
Hagerstown.
Mr.. Jesse f. White has returned
from quite % long absence in Bris.
tol and elsewhere.
Temperance addresses will be de
livered mt Zip Top tomorrow night
by distinguished speakers.
Mrs. John e Naff and children
have returned to Tazewell after a
prOtracted visit to relatives.
After little preliminary rod
tape, this postoffice will be changed
from Tazewell G. III. to Tazewell.
Mrs. John Britain has returned
from Hunters Alum, leaving the
rest of the party to stay % while
longer.
easy as an old shoe" is express
sive of the comfort in one of Frank
& Co.'S new shoes Of high grade, now
at low cost.
Miss Sallie Gillespie, daughter Of
MIR. Ch'rlie Gillespie, formerly of
this county. but now of Kentucky,
is visiting friends here.
The contract for the grand stand
to be erected at the Fair Grounds,
has been let to MPssrs. Millard and
Britts, competent huStlers.
Mr.and Mrs. c. A. Pobst and the
baby are over from Abingdon visit
ing the families of H. w. Pobst and
A. H. Marrs and other relatives.
Those responsible for the enter.
tainment Of the members of the
coming District Conference, are AS.
signing delegates to hospitable
Tazewell homes.
The Medical Society of Virginia
met at Allegheny Springs, Tuesday,
the State Bar Association at Old
Point, and the Virginia Press Asso
citation at Portsmouth.
DIR. David Sullins, of Cleveland,
Tenn. will be with Rev. w. w.
Pyott and preach one sermon at
the dedication of the church at
Wittcn's Mill OIL Sunday.
Mrs, Misses Maggie and Lou
and Mr.. Joe Hartman are enjoying
q visit to their friends on BluestOne.
The grass widowcr is behaving in
their absence better than could he
expected.
Alr. w. X. LaBar, Of Rlchlands,
was in town Tuesday. He IS very
much interested in seeing that
people present at the congressional
convention are afforded proper ell
tertainment.
Miss Kate Cabell, nearly entirely
recovered from her recent illness,
is at her home at Ronceverte, W.
Va. She will be again in Tazewell
the next year, where she has been
engaged to teach.
Rev. r. D. Haymore, OF Rocky
Mount, wa, will preach the dedica-
tory sermon at the Baptist church
in this place next Sunday, the 18th.
Everybody is invited, as there will
be no other services in town.
To QuIT:- 81. Frank & Co., who
for while have been carrying in
connection with their clothing bust
ness, a full line of gentlemen's
boots and shoes, will sell all they
have at cost to get the room for an
increase in their stock of clothing.
Il was Frustrated with severe
bilious complaint" writes Erastus
Southwortl, of Bath, Me. "After
vainly trying a number of remedies
L was finally induced to take Ayers
Pills. 1 had scarcely taken two
boxes when was completely cur
ed"
AS there is no rOyal road tn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-07-15
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OTHERS FOLLOW.

VIZ ready to show complete line Spring Goods
consisting of Dry Goods and Notons Boots Shoes Clothing
Hats, nc. a-,ia
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-07-15
| BRADFIELD'S @
| FEMALE Y
REGULATOR

CAuTEksvILLE, April %, 1880.
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Scars from NIcnstrunI arrcCuIartty,
were at length completely cured by one bottle
of mrad1cldss Female Regulator. Its
efrect Is truly wonderful. J. w. STRANGE.
book to WOMAN" mailed FREE, which contains
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BRADFiELD REGULATOR CO..
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FOR SALE By ALI Dir UGGLST6.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-07-15
VIRGINIA.
PONY AND CART.

l will sell to ap1rchaser my Shct.
land pony and dog cart. Any one
desiring to learn price may call at
the Drug Store.
A. Z. HAnaRAyE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-07-15
Dry Goods and NotiOns.

In Dress Goods have almost everything you
from worsted at 10c to Dress Robe $1S75 Ginghama
een Canton Cloth Cord u Roi and Bedford Cloth
3Oc a:ard White Goods from TIC to 3Oc every pat
tern desired
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

fiAe i#sSsiiins s4u - the s4nghaiss~
a. their in~r,l mate have If litigation. thls
certainly IL tosi-rssi l., iArir YER,
troublesome law 81 inheritance. which
results Ia saseh i11nuse snbditisiuns %
property that tine "ne hundred ard nine.
1. tisisti; sls=rc 81 Geld. 90 the tifteili
81 a sin@ll garden. containing perhaps.
q siNset aAinns and few I.lan,Ainsi. t-..
come fruitful ssnfee Al legal oun,-n.
ton. 81 qnArrris and II ct1ns- Emerson
Tenant innstlaas case Ia winch ,he
claim waA Tot The two thousand Ave
hundred a,''l twentieth share "a the pro
dncn ~ ,Fn e,scsaa palms
To sllusisa;" tAis sprt of litigation th,
Rev. Il Si~nce Hardy quoted Ali ipiri
e.i"ciairn "a dispui~,i property. in which
the ca@e II the plaintiff Was az follows
"B, inheritance ,hr"ush any father am
entitled 10 one-fourth 81 une.third Of
une-ciahih. Through my mother | am
further entitled {" one-fonrih 81 aue.
third 81 o,,e.etRhih Bs purchase from
ono srt of heirr am entitled 10 one
ninety ninth: .rom another set also enc
ninety ninth. and fru,n third one
ntnet. ninth snor- Finally. from a
fourth 80; II co.heirs have purchased
one one hundred and forty fourth 81 the
whole. There Ia a nice question ia
stlsr ere landowner can begin to tall
h,s field OF reap its produced National
Review
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Most people who read paper would
like 10 have II come Ia their hands with.
ont any typographical OF editorial er.
rors, This Ia quite possible when all TIA.
following conditions come together.
When the contributor has written cor,
rcc;ly.
When he has written the cnrr.c; thing
distinctly.
When the comTpsitor has only the cor.
rect letters III the differen, casss.
When he does no, take letters from a
a wrong case.
When he sets them correctly.
When the ''raai-r' corr.cts every er.
ror.
When the co,npositor correc,s the
rough proof properly
When the reader reads the corrected
proof a,tentisely
When the co,niss,ior corrects the sec.
oni proof properly
When the revised proof il carefully
read"
When the reader" has snf,ic,en, time
TO do this,
Aud when dozen other circumstances
work together tor good. - Exchange.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Que NJ the most ingenious aud Mt the
same time practically useful among the
automatic machines which have been in
troduced IL device which forms. fila.
weighs and seals packages in those -.
Establishments where large quantities of
goods, such ms fine cut tobacco. soda.
starch. etc. are constantly put up The
operation by which this result is accom-.
plishe'i. though decidedly novel, is not
al all complex in any particular, the ma
chine consisting merely Of series u
forming blocks, receptacles. folders.
gummers and feeders, all working In
mutual harmony, SO that the packages
are smoothly and continuously produced.
The forming blocks successfully sine
the paper. which instantly Afterwarsl
Is wrapped around them. folded aud
gummed nj the end; the paper sacks are
then plunged into receptacles filed with
the commodity with which they ara in.
tended. finally folded on top and sealed
New York sun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Jas~ish HAs~. ~sii;nF os The 1iG Miner
81 ihll Ust, d ia speaking @. the tan
'ssssses at that isgsnc. says "tiili CITY i.
situated rnsciiy tn III. cst;s1 II tho ian
is'l'. which 10 ia the shaIsp Il halt
tnssats ard ,s slsass, THIRTY miles IL, l~ngIh
A,ss1 slfr~ ta4les w,s.r We arr twenty
sight issiirs fsa;a Ralad CITY. the n~a.
sss 'failFvsa1 js4ni
Tins firhtss@s 81 ill~se taii.ss ,s simply
wutssioFft'i. and osc VITO has sut teen
sh~Fw can IaFsll, i~lirsu It, bat I state a
fac, ~hes | tell son tina, there /. enough
tin nn TIA" aaml~ an4 ia sight naw .o
surily the United States fng Ave yrsrN
IA sssst' "a she tig mill 10 started a, Hill
tit. We ahail thun i~ Ahle Ia .hir the
AIN uSi Tn barr. ssnne II th~~e u,tn-.
haS" l~~sn rfsslss-i dussn $40 frr,. and the
aseI@-f the richer
Tbs s"in IN eiRh, feat thick aud dips
toward III" esHt 81, an angle II slrui ~
dsga. ssasnc ~ the mines average 81.
i~r cent Of metallic tin. and the whole
le'fss' asrTsgrs 10 per crn, The capital
is's interested arr mo.tl, New York and
English ,neB The larger tart of the
eaia'al Ia furnished by New York men.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Seine fishermen engaged in Bcifas,
inngh rWcrn;ly picked up n very large
sragui' which was @ssn approaching
the ,seai wish wings outsprrad. floating
on the waisr. bu, quite dead The men
were .'usslesi to aceoun, for the progress
II made through tn. water. As II wen,
faster than the boat. bn, ~ /, came near
" was found that. wound securely round
the io~fs aud under the wings. was a
string or cor,iage. which on closer exam
ina,,on they discovered was attached to
large paper kite then ayins above
them Mt considerable height The kite
furnished the propelling power The
bird had evidently, while Aging a, Bel
fast. got enianglri in the string Of a
boys kite. bad been unable 10 cxtricate
itself. and taking To the sea had been
drowned In its efforts to obtain freedom
--Eyrhaauc
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20
WHAT 49, THE TRUTH7

iS There is no such erson as DIR BENJAMIN F Drew
enlist and analyst 10 As Food Dairy Commission
sss1~siinnesota
"a There is DIR Charles W Drew who is state chem.
ISL and ANALYST to the said commission
ia lie denies the statement question of the Rovai
Baking Powder Company. generally as follows
ia, The statements no sense represen, his attitude
or hi, utterance
"a There has never been either in the published re-
ports Vi the chemist of commission in his testimony
beore hs legislative committee or elsewhere any mp,,ea
Endorsement 81 the Royal Baking Powder as superior TO
other brandA
3D. ~ % session If The legislative committee before
WHY" ~ ps* 'esied. at,emp, made BY the aor.
ney OF The ao Company secure the statements which
i.s Soy4 Company has printed which attempt failed
Ri On the contrary. pr Drew did say there were sun
ete" grounds for obeeii"s presence oi ammonia in
taking powders Justify Legislative committee N recon-.
neadns TIA, al ,ah powders required to announce upon
heir Labels shc fact 'ha, was ono If the consu
ens and pr Drew further expressed to The committee the
following emphatic opason Il would 49,, recommend such
r""ders fny pa'ien'a would Vac ;hen, in my own
J family"
The Price Baking Powder Company makes Pure
Cream Tartar Baking Powder free from ammonia
1lun lime any faint Of impuri,y. aud feels il owes a
duy 10 the public well TO itself TO Law bare such
irckery the Royal III trying 10 whccdle the
consumer into using its Ammonia Powder
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Venns. the fsirest Of the stare. shines
IKE young moon Oh September even.
ings. She is visible almost as soon A.
the sun disappears. and may be seen q,
MONDAY by observers who know where
70 look The time II her visibility Is.
however. lessened by her. ssnnti,er1.
declination. which shortcuts her STAY
above the horizon shs reaches her
greatest eastern elengs.iop on the 2sd
when she Is AS far east of the sun IA
possible. and begin. 10 retrace her stems
toward him. becoming larger and
brighter as she approaches the earth
until Oct. ~. when she reaches her
greatest br'ilianey. Youths Cornpan.
ion
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

A bill has been introduced al Wash.
iagton requiring all baking u ,wders con.
tanning alum and ammonia to be 90 Ia.
beled. This 10 a step In the righ, iirec.
ten, and has been lorg foreshadowed by
the action Of State Legislature. boards
OF Health, Food Commissioners. etc. in
this matter. The bill Ell ,rds needed nro.
lection to the public. for TIE evidence as
10 the injurious effects OF alum and am.
monia is very heavy; bnt it will never.
thelees he fought bitterly by the mann.
facturers whom II affects. who are aeon.
TONED TO sell their goods a. pure crea m
Of tartar, - absolutely pure" etc.
The bill IL something needed n N
MAKER uses = dug In his powder. tha
name Of which he does not wan, 10 have
printed on his label, Il IL prima facle ey.
tdence that there ,s something " rms
We hope the subject will he viyornn.iv
prosecuted all over the country. moi only
a. regarde baking powder, but also III
other food deliberations.
This bill may incidentally benefi, Tho
makers Of pure articles but, II IL should.
this IL only an additional point In il,
favor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

By the death Of n. Pruvot. landed
proprietor. who lived in the Boulevard
ds conrcelles. and left behind him !
fortune Of 100000. the city Of Paris
has recriyed legacy Of nearly go 900.
The tesfator left instructions that the
chief portion Of this amount Is 10 b.
USED Tor the construction and msinfe
nance OF Night Shelter for the Home
ices and Destitute Poor in the Seven,
tenth ACCOMPLISHMENT. which includes
the districts Of the TerI,es. the Piajne-
sdoncean. the BatigDolIes aud the Epi-
nsttes he has also left considerable
sum Tor benevolent purposes among the
young 70 the town Of Soles,aes wberp
90 mad residence London Telegraph
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20
egaloue IoBAcco.

The Rssses for ia Psealfsr rIssss So
0ss Method ~ cavisg.
N the case Of per1qne tobacco the
stripping Of the midrib from the leaf
causes the leaf to fall into two lateral
halves. which are placed on top Of each
other IN sneh manner that the blade Of
one half Of the leaf alternates with the
apex of the other These are then
twisted into what are called '.torquets. :
These forgnets are folded upon them
selves. side by side. and are placed In
strong boxes. which are about twelve
inches square. aud subjected To pressure
After twenty .fonr hours these torqnets
are taken out and repaeked In the same
manner ~ before every twenty-four
hours for period of week. the idea
being evidently TO subject the torqn.ts
70 uniform pressure throughout. After
this period has elapsed these f0rquets are
reI'acked every three days for about two
weeks. During all this time the tobacco
u subjected to constant. steady pres
sure with press ~ the most primitive
kind
should not forget 10 state that after
the tobacco has been placed in the press
one week black lnice flows out OF the
boz. which has n pleasant odor. not mn
like freshly cooked prunes square
pieces Ut cottonade. ~ by rs inches, are
laid ont. and ON these the torquets are
opened. or. to us- the term Of the Eng
iish speaking Aradians. the iorquets
are nnrayeled. great care being neces
sary to separate each leaf.
The largest leaves are laid upon the
cottonads first. 10 that when rolled the
largest leaves viii serve as q covering of
the carrotte presently To he described.
The smaller leaves are placed longituai.
naily upon the larger ones until three
and one-half Ia four pounds arr placed
upon TIE piece Of cDttonade, the ends of
which are turned inwardly, The cot.
tohssie and contents are now rolled into
carrot,-e. the ends Of the cottonade are
pulled Out and II string tied 10 each end
10 prevent the carroste from oiening. and
the whole wrapped in cioihesline
usually made ot cotton.
The wrapping is performed In the
primitive MANNER that characteriz4s the
operation throughout. Use il made. Of
~'hdiass and a rope: ih. end Of the
foise is made fast Ia the carro,te, tassed
around is,si driven into the groandl,
t~as' 10 how made aronni the carro,,@,
and with each turn Of ,he carro,te the
pressure he increased This ia continued
until the Whole of ,h- carrot,s is ensel.
"i~7d ih- end Is made tas, by passing i,
through several iarns Of the rope. This
finishes the carrott-. but, before /, is
pAsosd UPON The market. ii is allowed 10
age. which Is usually from six months
to year. During this ti,sie the ,ol,aocs,
is allowed Ia undergo a slow trYinen,a.
tis'n. which gives the sso,na and Taste
that distinguish this tobacco from MI
oth9rs-
The amount II f~riqu- gr.swn and
Manufactured tss averaged. during ia.
i've wears l.rssa~iiag ie91. Ia.aso car.
tot'~s Of tpUf Issnnds t.-f annun.
Wholesale iosaaocoisisis have expressed
the doubt thai any intslesn method
would iaotitls'e tobacco with As fine
flavor a, that proincs~l by the Old and
primitive nsnnet just G.s~cnt,~i -- phns-
nsoeuticAl Ira.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20
4 vEhY coMnon war;.

Ont 81 sorts. . distrsif = q the Lsues., sheee
are familiar appelssfises fnr uncomfortable ~.
ttide. ueTv0usness. tDdixesSi6u fDsrfty 81 ~
blood, 70 remedy wLieh IN ef1<rtise as1Inse hie
pertisteHtly used 4 shr Jursmonnt pe<d, Il con.
Eoufished becsnse and f0f no 81 her cupse = herr
organic disease docs not exfkt--the food Is MOI
sssinilsied. Reinforce the fiaegtpx enesxies oi
the b0weis keep up hesltiafDi teeyetlr,t, 81 the
Bile with Hoktettfrs stomach Bifsers For over
lnifty yesn this popular medieine has supplied
ne common wsnt Of the nsfvons invalid. the
dyspeJtic snd OF pefs0Bs deficient II Waltz.
- emrtent tonic. To its power 81 faapsrfing
strength ~ attributable its efficacy ~ prevent
I'VE % malaria and In grippe, Thoroughly II
iscnse ID II too for rheumatism, kidney com
plsfht AID neuralgia
. great many men sre more Interested In hs..
ing work thsB poverty sbDsisfa4.d
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

One OF the summer industries at Old
Orchard beach has been the gatherin.
and the sale Of sweet grass. a kind OF
green tha'eh that grows quite plentiful
~ along the sea wall. 1t ias peculiar.
~ rich od"r and a small pa :kage in bu.
reau drawers or a close r,sin gives ON,
It's fragrance for weeks .,ad months
One little fellow has pediltA S35 worth,
OF grass among the hotel gueslJ this sea
son Parties do thriving business fill
ing orders for grass from all parts of the
country. Sermons ia stones. books in
running brooks and dollars in every
thing. Exchange.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20
Again Caught
Misrepresenting Facts.

The Royal Baking Powder Company has resorted TO 50
many tricks to force its upon the public that whenever
any cry Of fraud is raised public instnctive,y tr -
the Royal Baking Powder Company
Is it any wonder,
me Royal has recently printed a statement purpor,py
10 an interview with Or BENJAMIN F Drew state chemist
and nayss to the Food aud Dairy Commission of Minnesota
10 hceHeet that the Royal king Powder is all which the
compaf asserts i, to be The statement made tina, NJ
Benjamin state ehenis, analyst to the Food and
Dairy made the representations referred to be-
'e the legislative committee a, the last session. which cx
amned various baking powders
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

The biggest insect of its kind In the
world is the Hercules beetle Of South
America, which grows TO be six inches
in length, |, is said, whether tru,hfully
or not. that great numbers of these
creatures are sometimes seen on the
mammaea tree. rssping the rind from
the slender branches by working around
them with their horns until they cause
the juice 10 6ow. This Juice they drink
to intoxication. and thus fall senselees
TO the erouni. New York Journal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

A Newburyport lady is credited with
being the most forgetful individual re-
Gently heard from. Tuesday she visited
Plum Island with three young children,
and On her return left one asleep 10 the
horse car. and walked half way to hei
home on back street before she discoy.
cred her loss. Cape Ann Breeze.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

First Doctor-This depression in my
business is awful. We shall die in ahlect
poverty.
Second Doctor--Same here. No chol,
era morbus. no collie. nothing remunera.
tive. And all because fruit is too dear
to he within reach Of the masses. Pitts
burg Bulletin.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

se'ter Michael although rassed his
eigho-th year, recently climbed TO the
top OF the spire Of the parish church OF
Saar- Alben. tSermsny. which is l32 fee,
high. and stayed there some minutes
turning the weaihercock round and
round and performing "a few gy,nnastic
fpass
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Lord Randolph Churchill is a Srea,
Co fsfiin~r OF cigarettes. smoking almost
As t,e " as Henry Labancbere, the edit
or Merry all the men in public life in
England. scepi Mr. Gladstone, use to
baceo
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Take everything that hArs hai M = Hs.css
na,as leave me sha, and am suo,psss. -
y" "a q the phiInsorhss. M say ali saanu.
tsntu'N's Of genuine arsiulss sa that har,is
of i'm 'siors ~hIrh shrisrs upou ihs r~pu.
sass"n 4 others. The good nantn VI All
~" f"Ests fLssrsss has induced many
atve't1r"rs 30 pat In this ntasArs limitations
ssiss - not only lacking in In. Tass eis-
,n"n'' II the genuine article bat are often
HARM . in their Effects
The public should I've On their guar.
sss'n%' ihss. T,aa.Is. and Is hen an external
rfn'''F - needed, he sure to insisi uJ.ou
having tttsugk's Fonprs PlsqFHA
lhA' eteh Ia rsevinus sons hs fnuHd igiRs
afenHH - Tho surface f9r srY ntr 10 pisa NJ
-
Tm luissv Horss. Portland. ut.. 10 tho
beet o. q day hotel on the Pacific Coast
Try 1t Quimtr Edwards. prppr.sinrs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

The weli-kno~nh rnis OF airci,s.... 4 Lewis
Go. and stsyer x Walker, dealers In wae.
ons, farm machinery. etc.. Of Portland, OF
baye consolidsted. thus forming q conbi.
nation with uni 'tniiAd capital and faciiities
for transact ng their business. The oons0l-
idation OF the two lines OF goods gives the
new company 'arger and more complete
line Of machinery aud vehicles of every de
scription than Is handled by any other firm
In the United States. while superior Acili
ties for purchasing in large quantities will
enable them To compete witt any and all
other deslers and manufacturers They are
prepared to furnish everything ia the way
OF yehicfs, farm machinery. agricultural
implements. etc. mailing So 7cialty OF the
celebrated Mitchell farm and siring wag-
ons. In addition TO their headquarters In
itland branch b fuses will be maintained
al Seattle. Spokane. Walia WaIia, Collar.
La Grande and other points throughout the
Northwest. We predict for the new trm Of
NiiehellLewis & ssaser Go. large trade.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Wa 4 lfssfsaY ass4rs o.ssA g.as ne 4. "A,
SEQ qafsssF pf its sssa ~ thesaeF a So
intns tsAswss la tbs ettg u reir,Ea r,-sssts I'd
NhAts flfssssd, Asst tAss sslt htsa Ut s4s she
snHa 81 t%A tIt NtEtp gaptt-AAE 80 60 h a =.
svsfF Ass ~ sss@ssb thst ssauass ~ ssr.4 ~
ths ne" " Httt-s EsvIHkn y-tse
SEANA ! ffFNgf
ssors so b-fnrw sac 4ss8 q t.rs3gs.i la ~ 4,
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Capt Tillman. the header OF the farm.
rrs movement Ia South Carolina. owns
| SOC acres Of land runs twenty piows
and has DAIRY supplied by forty thor
oughbr,Ad JerSe, cows
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

George l.. Bartlett has had on exhibi.
ton one hill Of potatoes which were
dug upon his land on Clifton which
consisted of thirteen potatoes, the small.
sst Of which weighed over half pound.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-20

Frederick II Hasslm the antiquarian
OF New York, H. Ia make ex President
Cleveland present Of Daniel Webster's
rod. reel, wicker flask and fishing hat