Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, October 07, 1897, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Rogue River courier., October 07, 1897, Image 3

Image provided by: Josephine Community Library Foundation; Grants Pass, OR

About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1897)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (1.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextFlour T hvbsdav , O ctober 7, 1J97. THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS We keep the best makes and can furnish it in any quantity. „„ choptr aod mar ^ Flou. U ... lik.,, to Shoes repaired at Hackett’«. Bead Calhoun', ad tbi. week. Tbe Kirk (rial i« now in progress. Mash A 1‘ike tor Snowy Butte flour. C. St. b>ui. (or watch repairibg. Snowy Butt«* again leads the market« A useful piece of Granite ware given with every one pound can and only 50c. per can. Keg pickles, plain or mixed. U e have the largest stock and varieties to select from. Both in toilet and laundry and at prices to suit. Gel v ur TABLETS »« M Clemen«. Try S-hUlin«’, B..t I k .nd b.kiug powder. Envelope« printed at the Coi milk office typewriter. Grain aaekt lor ule at Maah 4 Pik«v W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon k re«h vegetable, every day at Bart- and dentist. lett’«. Wall paper 10 cents double roll at the If you want a type»riier,talk ailh the G P F A C Co. Cot KiKB man If you wart «good ranch cheap inquire Don’t mi.« the vmtriloquiat »iti» the at the Cot rifr office. Saibville 'tud-nta Whole Coifiah. Its the fat Eastern Kind —C alhoi n B ros . i Snowy Butte flour al Cornell'«. Th« Ca«h (tore (or groceri-e, flour an-1 j lead—Ma«h 4 Pike. 6 bars of good laundry soap for 25c. If vou want a first class batb, you can get it at McGregor Bro». Borax soap, per bar, 5c. Jubilee Bingers, Gctober 15 sion. 50 cents and 25 cent». 5 lbs. Soda 25c. Remember we carry the finest Eastern breakfast bacon. Quality, Quantity and Price Always guaranteed. Admis Pau!« Inks—absolutely non epil'able; ’ only 10e at National Drug Stor«. Pencils, pen», ink and all things nec essary fur school at M. Clemens. New supply of wall paper at the Grants Pass Furniture 4 Casket Company. Redfield has a full supply of violin, banjo, guitar and mandolin strings. Good for oreakfast. Salt Mackrrel, new catch, just in —C.-. lhoi s B hos . Remember I I yd Rin lie Pipe ,\ N I ) GIANTS THAT WE "II.L GLADLY FURNISH YOU. ESTIMATES .-Hid 1’RICHS NEXT TO POST OFFICE. STEEL RANGES. S ash ribbons , SILK LACES, ETC Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Knit and iiluslin Unaerwear Complete Line. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. SOI Til SIXTH STREET Agricultural Implements, Corner Sixth and I Sts , Grant’s I ass, Oregon. IRON and STEEL. HARDWARE and WAGON MATERIALS. I n L \ rge V ariety ’** FIRST NATIONAL I. STAUFFER, B A1STK D iai . kk I n OF SOUTHERN OREGÔN Capital Stock, $50,000 Hw-eive deposits subject to check or on c-rtitu ate payable on demand. Sellssieht d-al't« »»n New f»»rk. San Fran ch . and Pur land. Telegraphic tran.*ferw «old on all point» in he I ni ted States. *p‘eial Attention given < ollecti"»»» ani funeral business of our customers. •’■illertions ma»le througlmul Siuthvn O sk -m, and on all avvessible point*- J. J. Largest Stock of HAY in the City All Home Grown. («IH 111 liating and Cooking Apple-» At Lowest Price«. teT’Call and Examine my Stock. I STAUFFER. Save Your Grain Few realize tb«l each squirrel destroys fl Vi worth ot grain annually. Wake ...'s »quirrel and Gopher Eilernimutor . Ilie 1110.1 effe. live and eeonuinii al poi. >n known. Price reduced to 30 cant«. For sale by M. t lernens, «ole uçent. l.«nJ Offive si Kuseburu. Oregon J AU.u.1 18R7 f Notice :• hsr.l-y given that rue ioi . uw in.- nsnicd Miller Us. noia, ut bis u( (ns 1 *nu, sud lust «sul pruot will b« Oppoeite Coart Hou»e GRANT ? PASS, ORE On- of the best Lighted Gallerie« On the Coast. Children s Piatur«» » P - ***> The Northern Pacific Rv. Co makes | the fastest time East and gives the bent I service. If yon are going it is to vonr advantage to consider these points. E. I E. Dunbar, agt; Grant's Pass. No man or woman can enjoy life or accomplish much in this world while suffering from a torpid liver. De Witt’s Little Early Risers, the pills thatcleaiiMe that organ, quickly—W. F. Krem*»r. From D W Mitchell we learn that most of those about Mediii who «hipped their peachew East realized a small profit, l’bis nai rauch better than they antici pated a (tea heating of the losses made by • many other« who sent their fruit East Dr F. W Van Dyke removed a large The ‘’Bicyclist’s Best Friend" is a fa cancer from tbe breast of Mr» John miliar name for De Witt’s Witch Hazel Hartman last week At this writing Salve, always ready for emergencies. Mr Hartman inform« us that bin wife While a specific for piles, it also instant is getting along as nicclv as could be ex ly relieves and cures cuts, bruises, salt pected and he thinks it wil not be rheum, eczema and ail affections of the many days until she will be able to be skin. It never fails—W. F Kremer. unf. Moments are useless if trifled away T H War ford is contemplating •<“*, and they are dangerously wasted if con tending Ins telephone svstsm down the smned by delay incases where One Min Illinois river as far as lbe Oak Flat mine ute Cough (’lire would bring immediate (This will be very beneficial to the min- relief—W F. Kremer. ’ era in that m ction and no doubt they If you aregoing to take a trip East and 1 would be glad ef an opportunity to fur- want it to be a pleasant one, go via the | nish a helping baud in the way of a Sorthen Pacific. Their accommodations bonus • are first (lass in every respect For The Bell Telephone Con>p«ny of Port rates et call on or w rite E. E. Dunbar. land, will extend their line from Eugene Grant’s Pass. to Roseburg this fall, and then in the No daubing, no corking safe, econoin) spring thev expect to close up the gap ical, convenient—Paula non-spillabl4 | ’ from Roseburg to Redding, Calif , by nks ; only 10c at National Drug More. I connecting these two places The Booth- The Opera House meat market is, Kelley firm put in a bid to the company headquarter« for the kind of meat you to furnish poles want to get—the best. ’ The Riddle build tig on Front street, Josephine Lodge No. 112, A. O U. W which waw damaged hy fire when th< • i held an interesting session last Monday I evening The proposed new by-laws being renovated and rebuilt by Tayloi row under di«cuteion for adoption 01 and Weidman. The entire front bai rejection, called forth considerable com been torn down and a new and bettei inent Article» 1 and 3 inclusive were one will be put in. We are informs, tioally adopted, the principal change* hi that Fetach Bro«, intend to go into busi- these being a reduction of yearly bulge iipm again in the name building The C oi rier force this week are f«as lues front $♦> toll. Ali members of the • rder are earnestly requested to I m * on i mg on gr.ipee from the vine* ar<J of J. 1’ han 1 next Mon lay evening at 7:30. when Brown. Yr. Brown ha« been advertb final action will Ire taken on the remain ing his place for sale in th-* co’iimns of | thin pa|»er and ha« already received ■ ler of the pn posed new laws. number of letter» from prosper*i ve out A c< neid«rable number of people met '••(•town buverc. Thi« place i« offered »o tt the» Bapti t church Tuesday evening c » ap 'fiat someone will get a big bar % nd organized a law and order league. gain. • eorye Ciarner wa* elected president, teurge Farr, Prof. Thompson, George Phetoy, Maggie < biles. Mrs. Pigney and Mr», Terrill, vice president-, Robert Eberly »e< retary arid Major Axtell trea«- irer. The object of this organization if o ®ee to me better enforcement of law • nd order in »be city of Granta Fau are stronger lt seems to us that no one can object more whoie- o any organization having for its object he enforcement of law. unleae it f»e some. «omi one who is a law breaker hi" sc • Sckiiliftg’f But is Loth and Every good an I intelligent citizen -i re more too. war.ta to see tbe <* •» ♦ n reed » wa M « * an in that direction Mus Elsie Ball of Freeborn, Minneso ta, who spent a year nr more in Granta. Pass is expected to return sh »rtly Iler 10— Report of permanent coinmttter many friends here will be glad to ae« hef on Sabbath observance. return to this place. 11— 12 — Business. \ D W Mitchell, Merlin’s chief busi 3-5—p m. Report of committee on nees man. was in town this week on but nome mission«, followed by report of ineea While here he did not forget I lie nodical miaaionery. <' ovr 1 kr office, but gave us some lucre 7 p. m —Home mission meeting. Te with which to settle our grocery bills preside, Rev. W O Forbes. Addrata by Mr» M Johnson of this citv, who has t<ev. W C. Roberts D D., New Yorn !>een in Minneapolis for the past corresponding secretary oi tbe board u «¡x months having her (»yea treated, re home missions SATURDAY, OCTORKR 16. turned Wednesday morning completely 8.30—Worship, led by Rev. Munroe elided so far as »he is a’de to determine Johnny Hankin« who has been on the Drew. 9- 10—Business. C ourikr force for the past three month* 10- 11 :20—Report on education and left last Monday for Roseburg. Oregon, where he will permanently reaid**. The Albany college, followed *»y an address entire force of this offn e join in wishing by Rev. E. J. l'iiompMoii D. D , repre senting board ol ( ducalion. Johnny well wherever he may go 11 :2O-12 — Address belore synod by Mr C C Taylor, wife and son. and Mrs. F- H, Pierson of New York, corrr» Mr Tavlor'« bio»her , all friend« ei Mr ponding secretary of woman's board ol Stovill’a family of this citv, arrived homo missions. from Albert Lea. Minnesota, Sunday 2 p in.- Report ol committee on for morning They will make thia their Oign missions. li >me providing th**y can find a hu iiable 2:30— Woman s home iiiis*ion meeting 1 »cation in lb? M E. church. Address by Mr». Mr E. C Wade Sr., father of our 1*. H. Pierson contemporary of the Mining Journal, 3-5—Prayer ■n««ting. “Thu Ilo y came last week to vp»il hia «on and fam Spirit in the Church.” Rev. E. J. ily for a week or more Mr Wade is riioinpaon D D. * Filled with il.e one ot the oh! resident« of the «fate of Spirit.” Rev. W. H. Dierdotfl Georgia, having lived in that «tale foi i 7:30—Musical and social eniei lain- forty vear«. After hi« pleasant visit in ' merit under the auspice* of Bethau\ One eit», he will visit California, where PieMbytenan elioir. Short ailUres»'» tit, has two sons living. will be giveu on " l'he Place ol Music il Gospel Work’’ ’A ( «» umi crated Choir.’ The Northern Pacific Co. runs Inuriiti Hl NDAY, (X lOHKH 17 lleepers on all passenger train« out of Ida m—banbaih School meeting. Iv Portland. These cars are pleasant and preside, Rev 1 . L. 1 * or boa. leu imnuie comfortable and yon would enjoy riding addresses by Rev 8. W. St Pieire, U in them. When yon ar« ready to go call J Hughea, \\ Gilbet I and . li. Le« on nr write E. E Dunbar at Grant*« D. D. Para for rate«, etc. 11 a in — Sermon by He». W. L. Roberts, D D. U eat lier lleport 3 p. m —Synodical cuinmunion To Following is a summary weather oh. preside, Kev.fi o. GilloHpie loadini«** nervation at GrantH Paw during the ister the bread, Rev K M Hayes, aa month of September, « m reported by J .B sialed by Eider* J. 11. Kime and J. t . Paddock, local voluntary observer for Crawiurd . I'd administer tbe cup, Rev. the Oregon State Weather Service. Mean Prerip II A. Ketchum D. D., aatisted by Elu era Peier Ward and W. C. Coulty. 6 .30 p. hi — Young People a tu»-.111.. In preaide. Rev. 11. Marcotte 1 «cui. minute addreeeee by Revs. liso. A. M< Kinlev au i A. J. Muntgumery. 7 .45 p in—Foreign misaioti mcetiiu. lu preenle, Rev. W S.iiull D.D.AddftG b> KeV ii A Ket num D D., ie»r<- »ruling the board of lureign in 1*81 OP*. JOMTMG G00¿~ cos st fio /¡r Mln Em l/S£ Elder Wm F. Cowden of Tacoma, Washington, general Hiiperinten<l«*iit oi missions for the l’a<-ili<- Northwe-t, ia holding sei vices in the Christian church in thD city. 11« will preach every even i g and hold Bible rea ling« in the alter noon at three o’clock. All are cordially invited to the«e services and requested m bring their Bible?. Evening s» rviren begin at 7.30. Mr. Cowden is a man of ma»ure years and experience and ha? filled «omeof the most prominent places lu the church of which he is a member For the last eight years lie has repre sented the American Christian Mission ary Society in Washington, Oregon and daho fooo psoût/ers. r«aa Cotfee« Spfces E«t recti Baking Powder at our expense If you’re not pleased do OUR GROCERY PRICES Wouldn't be remarkable if it were not for the groceries themselves? Like the now fitnous gold fields of Alaska, our stock of goods will re ward the seatchers t ierein with many rich “finds" that our attrac tion attracts better than a Klondike dollar. CHEESY CHSESE You know there is cheese that isn't cheeesy ; just as there are peaches that aren't peachy, and melons that aren’t tnelony. and baked beans that aren't beany. Now this “ Williams” cheese is cheesy cheese. It's a true repre sentation of the finest American cream cheese. It's at its best now. W e have it in 4, 8 and ra pound pieces, which you may have tor the sum of 12,'ic. a pound. Excursion Rate P.ices! See What You Can Get 20 lbs. of good Rice for St.oo 20 lbs. Rolled Oats 1 tio hulls) I .OQ 7 lbs. M hole Roast Coffee (not i broken) ..... . .......... IOO 7 lbs of Green Coffee.............. 1.00 1 keg of Mixed or Plain Pickles i oa -,j . lbs of White, Red or Pink ■ 'OR SALE SPAN <>> HORsKS |i. Beans................................. I 00 I hands high, a -rd Sand*» year-, will work single or double; gentle and kind; 12 lbs of Tapioca or Sago . . . 1.00 price $71». Enquire of W.< i. South s olth e. Grant» Pas«. a -acks of Second Grade Flour loo W ........ WANTED IN EXt 11 t x n f lbs of Cream Cheese............ 1.00 ' ’ lot phologt athe, Call al Kverlti 2 gals. New Sorghum Syrup I OQ itnllery a gknt | ro 6 pack of Arbuckles or Lyon • X ea\ s! oil work riulit «round home Coffee ............................ i .00 A brand new thing. Write to um quirk! You will be urpricd at how ra>x it Hun hr to pkgs, of No, t White Macar- dotr Semi in vonr addre-a anyway It will b« to your inlrri t to mvr-tiKai«’ Wi itr roni .................................. 1.00 today. Addae«M, **Peoples,' 3!HI Market ... t oo ■treet, Philadelphia, Pa. — 80 pkgs, of Matches. U'AMl II I III I WOP I II Y \ND 12 lbs. Ex. Soda Ciackers .. t oo Ht’livi’rrtitlrnicn or ladit - to ir.i\«J 6 1 lb cans Ground Coffee . t.oo rr-pon-ilil». eMtablihhed hou-r in Oregon! Monthly |G> nnd. xpriiM'« Podthn Me iuh And many other dollars worth Keferenrr. Em I om * ■»»•If-addre-•»ed Ntnmped I envelope The Dominion Compunv. I'rpt that we haven't 100111 to meutiou. Y, Chi< ago. NOTICE FOR P1JHLICA HON. Laud Office at Roseburg, Oregon,/ Octolrer 5, 1897 I Notice is hereby given that die tul *<<w ng named ««tiler haw filed notice ot hit mention to make final proof in support •l his claim, an I that »aid proof will I m * made I «foi« John <ioodel!, ( ounty < Jerk • ' Josephine county. Oregon at Grants I am «, <iiegon, on November lenry Brier on II E No E N E '4 and Lot I of «e. R. 5 Weat. He names the following Wlt|)«AMP4 (i» p value coutmnoua re»nlefice iqtoii and uhivation of «aid land, viz F rank J. Randall, of Grants Pass , <lie warson, of Grant« I*a <e ; W. W Wool« • *k,of Giants I’ ann , and Everett Wool- olk, of Granta I’asa, Oregon It M. V RATU II, Reg I -la. -. NEW GOODS Maple Syrup, Sorghum, Aunt Jer- mima Pancake Flour, Eastern Sugar Cured Huns, Mince Meat, etc. Commence saving our advertise ments, we are going to offer a re ward for their return. CALHOUN BROS. A k. To Secure the Best Boults in l*i eserving I mil Demand* that Granite Iron stew puts lx used, as the iron kettle gives the preserves a peculiar taint that spoils the flavor and renders the otherwise tempting presi rves almost unpalatable, We have a splendid as- sortnient of Granite ware and we can supply you with anything in that line you may need. Since Last Season M» an I i.sli arc Beginning to Bite We hav<- added Picture .Molding Furniture Coverings atirlUpholstet Materials, Purteire*», Children «Cat Gages Veloci|xd«, Tricycles, am Express Wagons, Houseltning am tai ks, Hammocks, Crorjuet, Foidin, Camp Furniture, Clothes Bars and Racks, Music Rat ks and many oth- small articles. We intend to niakt our sto< k the most complete of it- kir.d lit Southern Oregon. Prepare for s|K»rt by laving in an assortment of Fishing 1 ackle. Come tn ami look at our rods, reels, lines, flics, etc. Wc also have a good stock of gtins, ammu nition and sporting good.s- I lanl w arc. V w i 1 w 'N 11 ài Dcdgs. F J. R HALE. f ? SCHOOL BOOKS That’s What the N. Ï. Racket Stores do Everywhere : i TABLETS, : PENCILS, PENS, Í INKS, PEOPLE SAY WE Mil. GOODS VERY CHEAP NOTICE FOK IT BLICATIUX PH EBY Koto^rafe r The Salvation Army under the leader ship of Commander Stephen Marshal of Portland, Or., field interesting meetings in this city last Saturday and Sunday l be comm inder and his aids returned Moaday F. E. B.rge, the Medford mining man« went home ye«terday. Mi»« Lucy George of Kerby «pent a week in the Pa*« visiting friend« R. F Miller, of th* Jack creek mine« came over to see hi« best girl this week Rev. Ruble of Placer i* attending court thia week, a witne«« in tbe Kirk murder trial. Me««rt HtK*ey. Avery and Crow, of Hear the Nathvills Students play the Merlin, sent a carload of Sal way peaca«» autoharp, October 15th. Call at McGregor Bros, for a »have be East last Monday. Henry Booth and wife left Mondav fore calling on your best girl. Miller & Perkins ahip|*ed a carload night for Cottage Grove, atter a visit of two weeks in the city of apples Monday of thia week. Ben E Stahl, Superintendent of the .Sweetland A Co. always have a Alexander A Bent mine, ha« gone to good supply of choice cut« of meat. Eastern Oregon on a visit Something New Hnlled Corn in 2's Je««e Cope and eon, mining men from pounds cane for 15c.—C alhoi n B ros . Santa Crui. California, are in the county A fine line of tea and coffee at the Cash looking over tbe mines. »tore opposite round house, Mash Pike County School Superintendent J. D. Will not evaporate nor become thick Hayee has been visiting the school« in — Paula non-epillahle Inks; only Ilk- al the southern part of the county. National Drug Store H C Myer, Ashland’« importer of Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour blooded horses and Jersey cows, went to Try the Cash store for groceries. Salem last Monday to attend the fair. A Pike, Proprietor«. Chan Walter«, an old miner from The Grants Pae« Furniture and Cask Galice creek and «county charge for the et Co has a full supply of carpet» and past month, die»! in this citv Tuesday matting. Come and see them. night Frank Smith is building a house just Narve Tavlor of lacksonyille spent a thia side of Elk mount tin. and intends • lav in Grants Paa« this week on hi« wav going into i he stock businss*. home from the Manufacture's Fair, Try the (’ash store for groceries, flour, Port laad. feed, hav and grain, thev will meet all A little 4 months old child of Mr and prices—Masb A Pike, proprietors. Mr«. Hoffman who mere stopping at the J R Hale ba« just a Ided to hia al Delmonico hotel enroute to California ready large carpet stock thirteen roll» in from Eugene, died of cholera infantum last week. the very lu'eat design» ami coloring«. See those sponge stuffed sweat pad« at .1 J. Moore is now on his old farm down Rogue river, and has a quantity Hackett's They absorb the sweat and keep the horses shouldeia dry and of wheat, barlet and oats for sale. > cool. Have your dealer keep Snowv Bntte (■ E Kirk, of Myrtle Point, who ha» Just the th.ng for ch liiren, will not evaporate, i'auls' non-spillatile Inks at been under the doctor’« ear« in tin« city for some time, returned to hie home the National Drug Store. | If you want ftesh fruit for canning Monday night Call at the Cot rier office and get a sample copy of the Weekly Oregonian, which we w ill give you at 75 cents a year if you subscribe fur the Cot iueit. Rev. O Osborne, recently from I'lor tda, is holding a seri«s of meeting« at the la-e school house. We are inform«! that much interest is being taken in these meetings under the able preaching of Rev. Mr. Osborne Cramer Bros. :1 Nu more spilled ink when the bottle is knocked over if you buy I’auls luk at the National drug store. leave your order at Bartlett’s. CALL ON US •Ä-MINERS The best place in town to get your shoes repaired is at Hackett«’ harness and shoe shop. H you have a house or ram li to rent, let us know it. The Courn« will be able to help you. WHEN BUYING STRANSKY WARE. There are twenty or more witnesses in tbe Ki:k ca«e attending court tins week. The weekly Oregonian and ore year for *2 OJ to paid up er«. Don't E Tim fatnuu« Jubilee binders, th* oiig mai Nauhvhlt» >’udeuti are tu give one concert at the upera house on October 15lh. They have given tlirir unique musical entertainment in all part« of the United Slams and ( anada with tin »r> steal «Uccess, and all who attend wi.i totiit* away well pleased with the "Sing •r«.” lbe New York Sun, the New York Herald, tim Denver limes, the Absolutely Pure Portland Oregonian, and hundreds of other papers «peak highly of the per tori. ance. Come everybody, an l orar these colored lad e» and gentlemen give their melodioua plantation songs, The concert will tie given under the auspice« Sj no<l of Oregon. 01 the Presbyterian choir. The admis The Synod of Oregon will meet in Beth- sion i» 50 cents for adults, including re tny church of this city from Oct. 14 to IK served »eats children 25 cents heats From present indications about 75 can be reserved at M. Clemens druu pastor« and elders will attend this store on and after Saturday, October9th. •»vnod, and from New York there will be To heal the broken and diseased lusues Mrs. F. H. Pierson and Re*. Wm. Rob to bOothe the irritated surfaces, to in erts D. D., of the Home Mission Board. stantly relieve and to permanently cure The meetings of tbe Synod are all is tbe mission of l>e Witt’s Witch Hazel open, the evenings being devoted halve—W. F. Kremer. of interest to to public meetings Services at the M E church South everyone. The d-.-legatea «ill be enter tain«*d at various hornet*, and all who de next Sabbath morning at II a. in and Sunday School at 10 a m •ire to lend a hand in providing for the 7:30 p tu visitors can notify Mr. T. P. Cramer of All are cordially invited to attend. J. A. CUI’TCHFIKLD, 1*. C. this (act. Prefeiencea will be followed i great concert was given at tllB St. a* far as possible. Paul's M E. church last night bv the Following is the programme. Nashville Students. The large auditor- THURSDAY, Ot VoBKIl 14. 2:30 p. m.—Popular union temperance iuni of St Paul’s church was completely meeting. Topics for discussion: 1 filled w ith an inspiring au hem a to listen " Are Christians Resp -n^ible for the t t e mtt'tic of the Original Nashville Liquor Traffic?" Rev. Wm Travis. (2 Students. The concert was a great one ‘ 1« the Work of Securing Legal Enact in all it« details, ami the various lovers iiirntu the Best Method of Promoting of music were present and enj'.ye 1 the the remperauce < suae?" Judge Peier ev-n ng. T ih gallery w in filled a* well a*, W »rd. (3) "What Hiould be the Spe uearlv every seat, and t he audience num uific Work of the Ministry in ibe Cauae bered at lea«t (> D l'he ladies who had ol Tempeiance ’’ Rev. R. B. Dilworth. the matter in charge proinim d a rare 7 :30 p. m —Sermon by the retiring entertainment and such it wa*.—Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Gasette moderator, Rev. W. A. Smick. Organization Be not deceived ! A Cough, Hoarse- FRIDAY, OCTOUKK 15. ne a or Croup are not to be tritl-d with, 8:30 a m.— Worship, led by Rev.F. G t dose in time of Shiloh’s Cure will save Strange. vol much trouble. Sold by National •> 9— Butdness. Drug Store. M im Je**« of Applegate it vitdumg in SCHOOL BOOKS *1 M Ulemsna , U>» n thi« «tek Pheby ’« portrait« of children are U K J S lucker visited the Browning m.ne Clemens, Druggis’. opp. Op~ra tloinw*. on Grave creek. John Bra Ilex went to Morlm last night The btale fair o|wn^ todav, the 30th to engage in mining. The Cut mike can v>ava you money or. a B. 4 M. handle Snowy Butte flour. Bee Htve Baking Powder, the standard for 15 vears Have vou tried it ? 0 7 ’ D N steams arrived from Creieeu» City yee'erdav. Jubilee Smgers, Oprra HuuxeOd 15lh. Snowy Butte flour al J M Chile«. I’h.b» doe« developing (or kodaker« Flour, 2nd grade. 50c. per sack. MONDAY, OCTOBKH 18. 'Ja. tu.— Worship. lad by Re» J Biair. 9:30—Business, until completed Adjournment. H. B. MHier i« in town today. J H. Twiner, of Galiva, it in town on bu»in«M. Get your fiddle string» of Redfields Lo'aof fijdle strings at Redfield's. Best grades. $i 30 per sack ; $25 00 per thousand. PERSONAL Wil! Jackson rwaident dentist. Tak« yuur kodak film« to Pheby. j. -epb. ie >uniy. Urvgun, si Ursa. • Faa* Oregon, oo October R. J'11- James v* . Lurvey, un H. L- No. 7^>3 4» tur in« '« > * '. “•» * * 4 MC H. l’P- 3» * 5 I to I , Buir, « luuumng nitore» » prove ins i-onunuoM reskMnre upuu i UUvaumi m •» g • i.nd, v:i r. A. Tupi' ut William», J 1-1 ■ YOU BUY Ball Shoe Thread, 7c. Spring Balances for 15c. Slate Pencil Box, 3c. P.ns. 280 on a sheet, lc. Men’s Leather Suspenders, 35c. Bolts, I 1-2 to 3 inches, Coffee .Mills, 29c. Wash Boards, 2».c. Dipper, Ac. Large Sponge, 5c. .Mouse Trap, 3c. Clothes Pins, 21 tor 5c (iranite Saucepan, 19c Tinware, (iranite Ware, I i h Hook-, Hies, Leaders, etc. 1C. t ♦ Crack Proof, Gold Seal and Parker Rubber Boot«*, Thu best Gather waterproof Mining Boot i Call and look these good-» over; there iua> be somethin J We arc closing out a job lot of *hoes cheap. ‘"' you want j'owe I. ot H imam«, fcowmd bncaer.l ot *'ii.i*m». and Jaa»eu c arier. o< <*ui-| “a”’ U”r*- “ “ Rn^«r, i CJVJST f : Bring along your copper pennies to the The NEW YORK Racket Store..»« r And ail Kinds of SCHOOL SUPPLIES. -F< NATIONAL DREG STORE, Dr. W. 1. Kremer, Prop.