Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, July 22, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT hursday , J uly 22, 1897 Snowy Butte ajain lead!« the market. PERSONAL. Mrrlln Happening. Gallee Creek Item.. Clemens, Druggie, opp. Opera House. The peach crop in thia section will be ■ Mr«. George Siuipkine ia reported to THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS J. W. Robinson ut Wimer came to the be quite tick. Much valuable information crowded large. Pa»a iAtt Saturday. out this issue fur lack of space The s. I’. l>. ,k L. Co’» mill will close The (. ’ row Taylor quartz mine is rrudu- ( Shoe» repaired al Hackrit ». Mrs. J«*« M a« of Grant's Pas» is visit I down ill about aix week» here. The population ol the Russian Emp.ie ring rich ore. JUWLI-7WI Will Jackson resident dentist. ing friend* in Jacksonville. as shewn bytbeevusus of 18 >7 isl29,tKF), Born— To Mr. and Mrs. J. Overton All summer goo<G at less titan cost at C St. Louis fkiounts g’ hl nugg« ‘ J. 1 . 11» a < i l ’ . .iker Citv, brother to A. 7Wryoi/ß/W- OdO. i near Merlin, on flu. 12 itiat. a ten pouud Dixon McCrutkey. J. Blew oi this city is visiting in town. Oranges and lemons al Bartlett's. girl. The best place in town tu get your 77t¿ y'AWJty Fleming ami H«»hen will wing dam Mr and Mr? Ed. Dixon will leave fur B. «X M handle Sin »a y Butte dour. shoes repaire«! is al Hackeits* harness Mr Will Ott aeema to be preparing lor the river above the ferry. \ pi^cfoop Cred ent City next aeek to remain for a ai.d shoe shop. Get your ice cream at Re«ltield’s “batching" on rather an extensive The saw mill at Red Flat is turning out ' few weeks scale PHOßt/CTS or/ Dixon McCroskey are -till making Fresh vegetables every day at Bart- a large and tine quality of lumber. Mi.-'«* Amy B«»oih and Luta Dunbar ! lett’s. further reduction- on their lumps to The excursion train» (or the past week ot/r^ WiLfts. The quartz mi!I near Wm. Crow’s will! went to PoiiUnd last meek fora visit of have kept all K. K. men bury both night Cs'lioun Bros, for Snowy Butte dour. . close them out. • toon tai in working order on porphyry. some weeks. and day. Ramona Baking Powder a p ire Cream Dress <oode away dour, in pi ice at I at our axpox Culfres ( has. Alford struck a rich quartz ledge John M Booth of the Hotel Josephine Tartar Pou dvr The latest aud best, C, l>. Burnett and mater o( Leland Spit » « Dixon Ji Mi-Croskey. below the famous Yank ledge, recently. Extracts went »o AMhlan? tu hear Joaq iin Miller <f you're not pleased Calhoun Bros. Sole agents. »p ut Sundav visiting at their brothers Baking Puwd Why is tile Ke»i Star selling at cost? The tiahing season a ill aoon be here at the Cuantanqua. C j ) in thin hamlet Mr. Geo. Farr and family will the >ee lheir advertisement. M imm Ruth Dean ami her little brother when a person can listen to very tishy last of thi> week move to their suburban The S. 1 ‘ . Co. ear passed through Sun If you wsiit flesh fruit for canning Ralph went to A»hlan«i Tuesday to visit i stories. home in the eastern part of tow n. day morning making glad the hearts of leave your order at ltartlett's. I'wo miners came up iriuii Whiskey relatives and friends. ’ MAT( •eieral of our citixens. The merchant who tells you he has Charles F. Crocker, first vice-president \V S. James returned to his home in creek yesterday to procure lumber for something else as good as Hoe Cake soap Mrs. Will Benson went toGrant's l’ass of tlie Southern I'acifie is dead. mining purposes. Gold Hill, Nvsa la. Wednesday morning I is a good man—to keep away from. last Sunday to spend several weeks and New supply of wall p;i)>er at tl.e Grants F rank mi A Co , are making prepaia- on the south bound train. receive medical treatment from Dr. Van- Yellow wa.-hing |»ow«ler will makeaoui . l’ase Furniture <k Casket Company. Mi»-s Vinnie Tuff? return «1 from Wolf lions to wing dam the liver near the Dy ko clothes the same cvlor. Avoid this by | The Government pays «42» per ton for using Soap Foam. It s pure white. creek where she has been visiting her mouth of Jump oil'Joe creek. We have ever been on the lock Mr. Win. Crow shipped another car 1 armor plate for the war ships now- being l'lie CorxiKK uuder its new manage i brother’s, family Jas. Tuffs. load oi rich ore to Gilroy spur near Ash out for the best the market affords, Tell the conductor to put you off at FRUEJ made. Mrs. f. B Cornell returned Monday ment meet, with the approval of its old land, last Saturday, where be sends it to the R *d Star whire gjods are *g«>ing and with that object in view have Go to the Novelty Candy Store for a at cost. The news is spreading likewibl molding Irom Jefferson where she *as and new readers. Long may it wave be assayed. secured the sole control of the Ra nice dish of u-e cream. Conklin build ; tire. 1 tie rumor that one of our residents i visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Leach, a daughte) of Mr. and “braced up" on red ink on arriving from ing Front and Filth.- mona Pure Food Company's Prod Dr. V W. Var. dyk«> went to Ashland Mrs. Iletiirur returned to her home at Don't be misled into buying soap that Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte. • [ contains marble «hist, talc and other W -dnesday morning tuhear souieof the the Pass lately is somewhat of a mistake, \shland alter spending several weeks in ucts for this locality. tie used H. II. II. W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon worthless filling Buy ILjeCake anti save good things at the Chautauqua. our vicinity. These goods are packed in strict and dentist. Brown Bros, have purchaaed Fl. Can Ray Hamakerof Klamath county, who | th«* vvtappers. Mrs. Scott,a sister of Mrs John Trem conformity with the newly inaugu field's placer claim, near Lost Flat, See our special prices on clothing,— ble, came down Saturday, from Tunnel Marshal Keenan sold two hors* s from attend*! th«» State University last year, rated Pure Food Regulations of they are evpcnei.ced miners aird wilt i Harth and Son. was visiting hts friend Johnny Booth 5 mid »tsmt two days visiting relatives I the pound last Saturday. It is said prubalby find the “feeder,” San Francisco, Wall paper 10 cents double roll at tlie that the horses belonged to a man by last week. and friends here and at Grant's Fas». Hi» properties ol W. p. Nichols, Hon. K I. Bai >w ha»« gone to Coos and G P F A C Co. the name of Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Goodell, and Mrs. Per Their purity is absolute, and Reeves A Williams, and "Old Yank” will The (.¡rants P ass Furniture and Cask kins mid sister of Grant's Pass camo out , quality and flavor the highest. To Mi>> Carrie Fair ha- engage.i a two Currv v »unties to collect revenue fori ncle no doulit be purchased soon by a Port on the train one evening last week aud | 8am. Mr. Barlow vxpe«ts tu be gone et Co. has a full supply of carpets ami months’ school at Giavel i‘it, (o com laud, Or., company, for mining purpos those who have been using the matting. Come and see them. stopped over night at Mr. Bensons. Mr, : mence soon, ami at the close of the some time. es. on 1 Rocxls usually handed to you over to Ashland Perkins and a nephew came down Geo. W. Cramer went See those sponge stuffed sweat pad« at school there she will begin a four One of our oldest residents, who lias their bikes in the evening and the whole the grocers counter the great Hackett’s. They absorb the sw« at and month,term in the ljeed strict down the Tuesday morning to attend the remain der of the Chautampia. He will be lived here 1 l.t years, reports that the late party returned to G. 1’. on tile next mor strength of the “RAMONA” goods keep the horses shoulders dry and valley. hot spell was nothing compared to that ning,s train. cool. Mr. H. Wyckoff, engineer for the I’ine away for several days. will be a revelation. of the wiuter euininer of 1812. daughter Needle company is in town.and has men A little girl of Jim Fielder's was i her Mrs Iki Lamater and Pickles 10 c per Judson-Bent, one of tlie owners of the drowned last Saturdav in Rogue river We have always found the best Pike’s. employed getting ready to put in the ma Damn came down from the \shlan«! chinery preparatory to opening up in Chautauqua last Saurday night ami went tlexsnder-Bent placer,is still among ns, near the mouth of J inup-otr Joe creek. to be the cheapest in the loug run, Don’t let the cat looking alter the interests of the firm, It s'i'iiis the mother and two smaller and take pleasure in placing before S pttembrr in our n *xt i-sue we hope,to the i ext day to their home at Kerby. make nice soft soap with Soap Foam. file mine will be later put in shape for children were sitting in the back of the give a full account of this industry. Directions on the package. you a line that combines highest Carl Nairegan of Eugene passed the next season. boat while she held the two littleones in “They don’t make much fuss about it” through town a few dais ago enroute t«> Chicago is building the largest jail in quality and economy. by holding one on either side of her, two miners on Galice creek recently the world. If any city in the United We are speaking of De W itt’s Little I- r.rly Medford, his former home. Carl thought when the current set thelsiat to whirling “RAMONA" Teas, Coffees, Ex States needs a jail it surely must be Risers, the famous little pills for consti it a long buggy ritie from Eugene to M« «1 made a combination clean-up consisting of gold dust, pistol bullets, clay pipes around and tipped the mother mid both tracts, Spices, Baking Powder and pation .biliousness and all stomach and ford. Chicago. aud cork si-rews. The ground was for children out into the w ater. Chas. Van- gripe—\V. E Soda are guaranteed to please or Burning,itching skin disi a-es instantly liver troubles. They never Miss Anna Davidson, sister of Mrs. O. merly the site ol a saloon Dorn who was row ing them across, and Kremer. • relieved bv DeW’itt’sWitch Hazel Salve, C. rerreil, returned to her home in P«>rt.- money refunded, and will make us an elder daughter of Mrs. Fielder's were M’tii is being carried Iron» Leland to The school board of this city ha ve cm- land Monday evening. Miss Davidson unequalled for cuts,bruises,burnsit heal? a host of new friends. occupying the front of the skill'and they without having a scar— W. F. Kremer. ployed a full corps of teachers for the is «urn of th«» teachers in the Portland Wedderburn twice per week, whicn im of succeeded in getting Mrs. Fielder mid great beneilt to tlioee living throughout ensuing school year. 1‘iof. W. F. public schools. If you need either engraved or printed that section. It is to be regretted that the oldest child out but the baby they (,'ameron, of Castle Rock. Uoloru<b>. wedding invitations or announcements Mr. ami Mrs. N.P l»«»dg«» and Mr. and the contractor will not be able to make were unable to save The child was principal, who comes to us highly call on theCoi'KiER. Best work. Mrs. H. C. Ki hi « y h it Monday morn about a vear and a hall old. The funer And now is the time to get your Fishing Outfit in or Ramona Pure Food Pr< «lucis are all recommended. I’rof. Cameron will have ing at 1 o'clock a. m for Ashland to at a fortune, the price being $1700 per year, al will take place Monday we under distance 100 miles. to assistant him in his work—Miss der. If you need Poles, Reels, Line, Leaders, Flies or I of the highest grade, exquisitely fla Artelia G«jodin of Monmouth, Or., Mrs. tend the Chautauqua. They drove up Some time ago the Oregonian men stand in their buggies. vored, and fullest strength. Sold only \t illhiui". Itenia Spoons in fact anythimg foi catching fish in Rogue River, in full weight packages and guaranteed. T. M. Jacksun of Eugene, whois a sis Johnny Galvin is going to Oakland, tioned that a wagon road was being ter of th* Kvllev Bru's, of this <’»iy, built from Merlin to the cuaat, to coat Eddie Palmer went to Grant’s Pass last Miss A bine Stites of Williams, Mis California soon to at! ini St. Mary's col- y»0,i iM. The news wan furnished by a we can supply it. We may be able to give you a pointer | Calhoun Bros. Sole agents. Saturday. Tom Watson says “free silver is itself Bernice Cameron of Jacksonville and leg«». an «»ducational institution for young ■ vBidvnt of Grant's Pass. It is hojied Has been a little scarce the past where to go fishing. Call on us. Jerome Rusnell of Missouri I lat was in I too small an issue on w hich to appeal to Misses Mary McCarthy, L M. Davis men ami boys, Johnny is a nice boy and that n road will !>«• built from Merlin to week or so, but we have now made ! appeal to the people.” The populist Maggie Chiles, Alice Smith, Dessie we wish him well. thia place hut e<> far as building it to the our valley Sunday. arrangements whereby we are in I idea has always been that unlimited Thompson of Gram’s Pass Miss Katie Chapman returned to her I’rof. Mr. Levant Whc d* r of Palouae City, t «>:isL is out of the question, at present. hopes of not having to say “just greenbacks would be about the right Cameron is employe«! bv the year at. Wash., spent. a day in town last week It would coHt considerable to do ho , home last Thursday. issue. —Coast News of $750 the assistant visiting hi* brother-in-law. Dr. Kremer. a salary I la Howard is visiting her grandpar out" for some time to come. Those P i \. Ensign Ix*yh will b<* at the •alvation teacher* by the month an«’ will receive Mr. Wheeler had been in San Francisco ents Mr. and Mrs. John. who are in the habit of buying Kam I’arUli I> pm <I Army hall. Wednesalav and Thursday, $.35 per month except the vice principal, to the C. FL fonvi-ntion. Postmaster John went to Grant's Pass Butter of us say there is but one Samuel Paii-ii Ex Chief of Police died July 21 and 22. He brings with him Mr. Miss Goodin who will receive $40 per Mr. E. J. Buchanan and family will last Saturday on businesa. objection : It's so sweet and good .Edison’s latest dis<*overy, the “Kinto-i month—Schoo! will open about the sec- leave anon for San Fram hco where the y it st. \ invent*« Hospital in Portland Children’s Day will be Appropriately it doesn't last long. liter a short illin mm . lie was the Oldest ond Monday in SepU ’ mbcr. graph.” a sound recoriling, and reprodu will make thetr future home. Mr. Bu observed at the Bapiist church Sunday cing machine Come and hear t.h? I The Corn»*'it last week stated that Mr. chanan has been employed in tin* I nion « hi of the laic pioneer missionary Rev. August 1st. NEXT TO POST OFFICE- Arbuckle and I.iou Coffee, 6 I. L. paii-h, and has been a resident of S. Marine band «if A’asbington, D, W. S. Woods «»i th«* Pahuc lnJel had left iron works of that city. packages for $t.oo; 3 packages for Most of the farmers in our valley are Oregon lor the hint 58 years He com play. Staff Cant. Ludgate will sing a for pa»t« unknown taking with him Dios. Smith went to Portland Sun«lay harvesting the golden grain. Oats aie BICYCLES. 50c. REPAIRING. SUNDRIES salvation solo. Splendid time in eton* money belonging to his wife. Our in evening where he will represent J on «- menced life in the book and stationary very tine but wheat and barley <i«> not for all. Be mre aiul r nn«*. formant who vv. s «upposed know phine Ln.lge No. 112, A.O. I . W. Mr. business in Portland many years ago, 20 bum lies of No. 1 Matches for appear ho promising. A young lady of this city recently ac- ■ made the mistake as to the intenti«jn of M. T. File v went down Tueailiiy night liter winch he turned his attention to Mr. Frediriceon Sawyer ut the Nipper cents. politics in which capacity lie proved cegted a young man's invitation to go Mr. Woxls—-He <ii«l go to San Francisco : im one of the re|irei»‘»nlaliv!»M. Ac Johu's mill, hn<l one of his fingers cut hi.nMeli a formidable antagonist. He ri ling. During Hie course of th** drive without telling anyone where lie was go Prof. W. F. Cameron the new princi I iih In Id many podthms of honor and oil* ’ast week while filing the saw ; lie has the subject of fortune telling was broaehe«! . ing, but he returned to the Pass to re pal of our public Mcliool with bin wife trust, the must important being Chief of now returned to his home on Thompson main. We do not wish in anv way to and he asked her if she believed in arrived WcdneMay morning on the lai«*' Police of Portland. He was a warm creek. palmistry. “J believe, " s . h «I she,“that if 1 injure Mr. W.—ami we assure Irim that north bound train.— They are boarding lieirted, w iiole-Mouled, genial man and Robert Sparlin and wife are expected saw the lines in on«* of your hands I the <' i hick r« gM*ts anv thing that would for the present at J. W. Howard*. .'«•neious t<> a fault. He leaves a wile, this week to return to his old home on cause n th etion on a worthy man He could foretell that we would have a verv MONMOUTH,OREGON. delightful drive”, lie irnmediatly caught H going to remain in the Pass and con Rev. Robert McLean and wife with «me »¡«ter ami two brothers to mourn bis Williams creek. Mr. Sparlin has been A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS. on grasped the lines with one hand and 1 tinue bu-iue-sat. the I’alace and we w ish Mr. and Mrs. Scovill are camping at I" m '. 11«* was a memia*i'of Hope Lodge ci'idincd to the hospital for some time » Bybee bridge for a few days. Mr. Mc 1.0. I W. ami oi the Elks under whose with heart affection. Slight expense. the situation with the other. Glasgow him in m b Huccess. Regular Normal The little son of Mr. King fell into a Lean ^ill have a good time taking out au.-spiil’s he was buried. Tuition, Books, Board Missourian. course of three yr.n* The Pure Food ‘ Sleep on brave heart of Oak until the shaft about a hundred feet deep at the and Ixxlging approx Senior years wholly h «me of those salmon that are going up imately) |135 00 per resuireclion morn.” professional. Train Itogli«» Hiver Mining Items. I tie man Oregon Bonanza mine, one day last the river at thia time. ing department year. Stmlents board adulterated w« > k and might have been fatally injured ( aril < f | hank», ing themselves $110 L. L. Jewed! jind wife, T. P. Cramer grades with 200 Sexauer Brothers on Ixiuse ere ek Ramona” had it not been for fal'ingon one of the per year dren. and wife, F’. J. Buchanan and wife, Bert cleaned up 19 oz of gold out of ten tt I1H We wish to thank our friendw and workmen in the shaft. Both Academic grades pure goods. wrie ( ’ allcmn, Jimmy Williams, and J. II. Instruction accepted from High of ore. neighbors for their kin*! a* sisianct* dur bruiaed Bro«. Sole but neither were srrionsly A hit returned from San Francisco la*»t ing our late bereavement. training in g\ mna* Schools. Taylor & Crow’s ledge on tialic« i* be hurt. ('«» kkkpi ’ onden r. tice (Swedish Mt stein Catalogues cheer ing extensively worked with paying re- Friday night. They all r oort having Storni* íiai ron Mu. Ac Mio. E iif . d J VMM AN. and vocal music fully sent on applica had a tine time in the city. er.lt«. These gentlein *n are shipping or« public schools. tion. Al Siiii Francisco last Sunday Evening. i'h . ih «* Belile I 1» to the Ashland quartz mill. July 11th,at 5 o'clock, J W. Storm«, the . Prof. N. L Narroga 4» The i 11 C Normal »X ( > I 111 H I 'i' a Address ».lì known teacher coniiecU.d with the iuyt his j b in the All th«/.*»«’ ku oM ing themselves Indebted Wm. P. Wright o/ Dallas, Oregon bet plonin is iwcoimizid F the* Uva ii of regent' lo me either by note or account, will bv law as h mm <?■ hought Mr. llarth’H interest in the Vshland Normal i r the two \ cars pa*tr P. L. C amphkll , President, Smith and Harth placer mines, paying was united in marraige to Miss U«*ra with file pr«| irulor \ L ike C ertitk - mi b■ 7J1 pl«-as«- « all at my oflic«* in Terrell’s fumi* or W A. W ann . teach. '«T’ i tire store ami nettle at once. Mr. Wright will be Blanche Barron, of ltaymore, Min -«urt. nj-tit'ili'm w rlf mo< to Sec. Faculty. therefor $350J. »1- A N j' J. W. How A rd . F ran« i.-cB |Side. Mr. NarrejFan b gin at once to eniar, e the ditches and to Mia» Barron cauie out t< Demands that Granite Iron stew pins lx: used, as the invention, I ent tn Ai cd teed make every preparation lor a big from the ca t to the ('. “No” - nd M ihm ( ayi nne, in response iron kettle gives the preserves a peculiar taint that rn. an l a Uh1 V Wrkuood- run when the winter rains set in. | with her «tiuwin, Mr«. I a ipjedioo, *’He is not musical At all acborv, Mr- W. T . ?’«*rkins-a<id sjKiils the flavor and renders the otheiwise tempting • vAnm, he doesn't belong to any musical We are informed that about one week party of M i- in S' ate N »rgani vtlou. '‘How do you know?” ( Ijind to ( ’re; ago a Mr. Alford made a rich discovery and Prof. St in. - went fi prest rves almost unpalatable. We have a as I In 114 h*in way that miiM<* m mh I h *<1 him return- ■r of pure milling ore in the mountains op- meet her there, tbehapp sortment^ Qtauite waw and we can supply you with an«l ii him fowl i>u<c< I ul -Washing» posile Bybee’s ledge on Rogue river ing t<> Ashland on last «•««•nimi h train. t*m Siadr anything in that line you may need Ir Parties who saw the ore pronounce it Both were formerly teachers of i lC billbP ( at tach- vicinity in Missouri where th« very rich. There are a gr rat many pre ■ inent i-prang up which hai no > ulmi- pectors in this se tion and we «hall not i Carries a full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour, Feed be surprised to hear of other vaiua rated mo happily. Prof Storm» a* l>een Prepare for sport by laying ilf an assortment of Fishing engaged to n and Provisions. I strikes ere the enow falls. r •J Tackle. Conic in and look at our rods, reels, lines, We have a new stock of Fruit Jars this year. Parties wishing to Mr. Rulien Jon»-« lias lH>nde«l Io coming v eii w at con pl« u dl bom buy jars should'get our prices They are the lowest, flies, etc. We also have a good stock of guns, ammu (quartz mine on Ruben m-nintain fifteen a Is r a* >r a i miles north of Leland to W. >. James, a nition and sporting goods bland ng I capitalist of Gold IIill, Nevada, for a . >(! I large ruin of monev. Mr. James w dl I •* bruì- fell (TV \Ve- have mirier! Picture Moldings. gin at once to do extensive «teveiopmenl mgs. t Furniture Covtrin^s .-indTpholstcry work on this mine tose«* w hat ther»* is in i o r.Ktrr Xof i Materials, Porteires, Children sCar- it. He will put in sinh mavhiucry a» ti I,’/ s V'ehx'ipcd-, Tricycles, and «•r will enable hitn to make a thorough »X lixpn Wagons, Hotiselining and a test. From present indications Mr. • " t r k ■ Hammock-. Croquet, Folding James is of the opinion that beloie the A Catnp Furniture. Clothes Bars and year is up a complete tran-.cr of the A tr Racks, Music Ra> ks and many other , property will be made, ltisgreitly to small articles We intend to make I + <51* T th»r 4| th« the interest <-f Southern Oreg m mini'ig t r J fl our stock the most complete of its lid industry that men of rm an- »ake hold f kind in Southern Oregon. i the quartz ledge« and work them for HEADACHE cured what there is in them P ais I' hj > ' One « A Reduction in Prices For thi* week we will sell fruit jars at PINTS 60c. QUARTS 70c. HALF GALLONS 80c. We also make a special inducement to close out our remaining stock of MORNING GLORY SUGAR C )RN 5 cans for 25c. 111 > To the Public « Best on earth. Large and every one guaran teed to light, 3 hunches for Sc, 18 bunches for •25 cents. Of all kinds—Large, Juicy Lemons . ‘20c and 30c per dozen. Oranges, 30c and YOc per dozen. Peaches. Apples. Apricots. Berries fresh every morning. B. &, M Grocery. Salmon Are Running Cramer Bros. OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. CALHOUN BROS Grocers io Secure the Best Results in Preserving Fruit Opposite Bound House. Ei'li are Beginning tn Bite '4 c di- - Since Last Season MASH & PIKE. Hardware. Selling Out at Cost. J. R. HALE. Because by mutual consent the part nership business of I>ean Bros, will be discontinued. It becomes neces sary to sell a large part of the stock immediately. We will sell AT COST thread excepted) until this advertisement ceases NEW YORK RACKET STORE <> ❖ "Say ❖ <> ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ <> Still they come, new goods, among them a fine lot of Calico Remnants very cheap, a large lot of Tinware; Tin Cups, lc V each: Nutmeg Graters, 2c: Flour Sifters, 15c; Large Spoons, 5c; ; Store. Envelopes. 2c packet ; Mens Straw Hats. 5c Narrow and Wide Lace: a large lot of Ribbons very cheap J SMITH ri ' Jewell ¿o Dodge Gimine one of them BIG glasses of soda fur 5 cents. Its the best 5 cents worth I ever seen. M 1 says that and so does Pa. Our folks thinks this is the l>est drug store in town anyway " Thia •» whit “th«* small boy" says I. its <>f people agree with him and show it, though they <lon t put it in quite this way. If you «lon’t agu e w ith him r nun in and try one of those “big" glaM-ea y>>«irneli. And that is not all: ev irytiiing we keep is the best of its kind oda Wnter, Drugs, Toilet Articles, all the best value for the money N \ 11« IN \L DIO G STORE. Dr. VV. F. Kremer, Prop. Latest Forms!