Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, May 24, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text• QiWr^Sanborris •SetA’Brand- t j local ibappcninaa j L. Dr. Flanagan, Resilient lH-ntit4. FhotB repaired Hackett'« C. StLotii« for watch repairing Whiim, JO- to $2.50 at Hackett's. ill kin-la o/ trout flies at Craiaar Bros HARTFORDS are sold bv Cramer Bios The best $25 Bicycle at T. A. Hood A q ’ s . A good Iktiuuio« k fur $1.00 at Cramer Quality and utUfaction Guaranteed at Pike'«. E'an y Creamery and Dairy Butter at Wade a. if you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike’« Cash Groery. Hariieaa of all Kinde, Grade« and Price» at Hackett'«. Garden -eads, lira«« Seed«, Cypres« 4e»d, etc., at Pike's. DL4 CDV r fl L. D I •I World’s- fair To Be Had Only at The White House Grocery, Always Good. Always Fresh. -- FARMERS!! Bolen’s Sickle Grinder Cramer Bros ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. HAY RAKH*. DEERING MOWERS. photographer Opp. Court House. Flour, Feed, Hay, Grain andSyrupa, at th. Cash Grocery of Pike'«. HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by I Cramer Bro». ! All tha late thing, in l>rt*M Good.. R O. Mi-Cawxv You should buy itrocerie. at Pike’, Cash Store. schilling«’ Bakin.- Powder Alto moat all other I at a reduced price. I good« at tiie Cash Grocery. HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by Cramer Bros. New wheels now here and more corn ing. Five good liner to choose from, come an«l aee them. T. A. Hood A Co. Memorial services will be held on Sun day at the M. E church. Don’t buy Dried Fruit until you see Pike’s Display and get hie prices. Quan tity and Quality always considered. Don’t forget the Ideal« when looking for a good medium priced Bicycle. All kinds for old and young, prices $20, $25 and $30. Hair Riddle Hardware Co. Patton’s Sun Proof Hon«e Paint has advanced to $1.75 per gallon. Buy now .it Cramer Bros, before it advances any higher. T. A. Hood A Co., Agents for the Crescent, Crawford, Cleveland, Olive, Kacvile and Sterling Bicycles. Come and see them and a&k for Catalogues. Ix-mons, Oranges, Bananas and Vege tables constantly on hand at the Cash Store. A. J. Pike, proprietor. Have you noticed the number of new Rambler Bicycles on the streets recent ly? They are sold at the Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. store, and the price is$40 Have you tried the COLUMBIA COASTER BRAKE? Ask a Hartford rider, and then buy a Hartford of Cra mer Bros. Frank Wilson, a miner from Walker mountain north of town, was brought to Grants Paes Tuesday evening and was examined for insanity on Wednesday, but was released. and Thompson Royal, Worcester the Girdle, Waist, glove fitting corsets in all colors. One medium anti lung iu R. O. McCroskey. door north of bank. shades Silk Waists in all the newes« an patterns. R. O. McCrosky. I The republican candidates are ou a tour this week, and holding meetings throughout, the countv, with the follow ing dates: Monday evening, Wolf Creek; Tuesday, Iceland; Wednesday, Merlin, Thursday, Williams; Friday, Murphy; Saturday, Wilderville; .Mon lay, May 28, Grants Pass, at which time «iovernor Geer will l>e present. I have in stock a full line of Mowers and Rakes manufactured by Ride a Rambler with a Coaster Brake and lie happy. Harry Tracey of Texas was billed to address the citizens of this place on Tuesday evening it the opera house, Imt through some hitch in the arrange The products of these factories are the best that can be produced ments, no janitor or other official was in the world, every effort having been made to supply just what on hand to open the hall. After wait the fanner needs, and constructed with a view to durability. ing fur Nome time with no result, the speaker and committee adjourned to Don't fail to examine them. Full stock of Thomas’ corner and held the exercises any way. Mr. Tracey interested his audience which was not large. Straw, clean straw, bright clean straw, traw for carpets, straw for l>eds, straw for bens' nests, straw for cows to sleep on. You can get all the straw you want ironi Scott Griffin fur 40 cents a tale. The drug stores do not keep straw, clothing or dry roods stores do not han d'e straw, neither does the bank or the hotels. There are places you can call for a glass with a straw in it, but Scott ¿T. B. FADDOCK, PROFR. Griffin’s is the only place you can gel «traw at 40 cents a bar; also hay and 1 am prepared to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery work in any kind feed of all kinds. of MARBLE >r GRANITE HARTFORDS are sold by Cramer Bros. Nearly thirty years of experience in ti e M trble bunini -•> warrants my saving Tbt Crawford bicycle reported stolen that I can fill your orders in the wry b»-t mann-r. Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind of in our last issue, was found bv T. P. Cramer at Woodville on Friday. The Marble. thief came into Woodville late Saturday evening and wanted to sell bis wheel, Front Street Next to Gr.ii»'» Git,.«hop claiming he was going to A’aaka. He had no trouble in finding a customer as he offered the wheel at a very low price. The wheel was bought by Mr. Whipple bi wa- surrendered to .Mr. Cramer when claimed. Mowers, Hay Bakes Cultivators, Plows, Harrows, u.4 al! kind* <>f Farm Implements, Paints, Oils, Etc. F. H. Schmidt, Wagon Repairing. MARBLE AM) GRAMTE WORKS- J. B. PADBOCK, Fruit feason Has Begun — Jar Covers, 3c. Jar Rubbers, 3 doz. 10c. Sealing Wax, box 9c Gold pans 27 cents, Children s Garden - ts 20 ents; Working Gloves 45 cents; R »ot Beer Extract toe bott.e. r Ribbons, I»ace, Embroidery and Allovers are ver —At the— t New York Racket Store. N. E. McGrew Coffee! Cotfee! Coffee! Tea' Tea’ Tea' Best, Medium. Feir and o-muion al price« that ran not be dupriratt-d ii> the lo»n Al Fike’s. Rev M. I. Hickey spent Iasi week in l'rech Vegr’ab rs a» Ws'eV I’orUand. HARTFORDS are sold Cramer Bros. 8. B Green left on Tuesday morning (io lo Joseph M«*s# fur Good Heart for Southern California. W. II. Hampton came over from Plac ' Cedar Poatr. Take your shoes to Market! for good er Munday to remain a few days in I tirants Pass. i work and right prices. Geo. E Flovd, proprietor of (he Pion Wood wanted on tubecriptiou al the eer hotel at Kerby, visited («ranis I’asa C<H B1KB office. on Monday and Tuesday. Summer corsets, 50<. One door north J. G. Lanterman writes us that the of bank. R O. McCruakey. whole amount of the Merlin poal office The Creacant Bieyrie coats the lea«t rob be • was $8, not $120) or $800. for repairs. T. A Hood A Co. E. E. Dunbar and family are now oc- RAMBLERS High grade Bicycles $40 cupymg the Conklin residence on Eighth Hair-Kiddie Hardware Co. street, having moved in during the past We have wheels for all classes of nd week. ers. Letup know your wants. We can G. M. Savage was over from l/)ute please you. T. A. Hood A Co. creek on Tuesday aud reporta that the A first clars line ot goods al a ay son outlook for good crops in his sectiou is hand at Bike’s, you will be pleated if verv fBVorable. you buy jour Grocries of him. Mrs. 8. N. and Norman Butters left L. L. Jewell still pays cash for |AHt week for Allhouse to remain for a Gold Dust at the old stand. time at the A It house Tunnel Hydraulic HARTFORD CACTUS TIRES on Hart mine, of which Mr. Butters is superin fords are guaranteed against puncture, tendent. E. M. Bog aid us, formerly proprietor for six months by Crarwer Bros. rj lol the Gold Beach Gaxette, is in this Good 7-room house for rent, ‘ | countv. and intends to spend some time fini-h. water, electric lights, etc. ’ r ‘ prospecting in the mountains of thia did location. Inquire at thia office. i district RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive Mrs. Hutchison, mother of Mrs. R. “style’’ of lheir own. See the samples , O. McCroskey met with a serious at Hair Riddle Hardware Co’s Store ' accident last Thursday evening, falling t he price is $40. and sustaining the injury of a bioken Small house for rent. Good locality ; limb. pleasant, shady place. Apply at this Mr. Ciiaiar Withdraws. office. Wii are in receipt of a letter from A.D. Woodville will observe I decoration day and W. II. .Merritt of this place will Custar, democratic and people's parly nominee tor «»aceror, stating that lie hsa lieliver an address. withdrawn his uame from the list of Next Wednesday is Memorial day and candidates | w ill be fittingly observed and appiopnafe Are you Married exercises will be iield. To the old-time belief that consump Something Entirely New in shirt waists. See my dry goods window for all tion is incurable? If eo you are wedded the new styles in Shirt Waists. R. O. to a mistaken notion. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure ha. overcome McCroskey. many a serious case, and it never fade Use the Bath Cabinet for colds and 1 when taken ill the early stages. One la grippe. For sale by Joseph Moss. i liottle will prove more to you thana The reports of the Presbyterian gener whole column of argument. Try it. al assembly at St. Louis, Mo., to which I Every bottle guaranteed. 85c., 50c., P. li. Harth was a delegate, show that 41.00 a bottle. o church to have gained 3(XX) in member ATwim ot the Wrist ship during the past year. A complete and carefully selected line In the night will turn on the electric of paints, oils, glass, putty and all paint berth light in the Pullman Standard era’ supplies at the National Drug Store. Bleeping Cars, on the Northern Pacific’s White lead, strictly pure, $8 50 per 100 North Coast Limited. Two lights in pounds. At the National Drug Store. each section. Get a North Coast Limit ed leaflet. A. D. Charlton, Ass'i Gen’I Dr. W. F. Kremer, propr. Pass. Ag t. 255 Morrison St., Cor. 3d, Rambler Bicycles are beconing more Portland, Oregon. popular every day. Don’t forget to look Tip Top House for Sale or Rent. at the Ramblers when looking for a wheel. Price $40. Hair—Riddle Hdw. The most sightly and pleasant 1 oca- Co. lion in Grants Pass A 7 room, hard Oranges, Lemons and Dates at Wade’s. finish, nearly new, modern made house. On account of change in business HARTFORD BICYCLES make Hartford owner a iwhes to dispose of above des friends. Sold only by Cramer Bros. eribed premises, either by rent or sale. Our folks will have to get up before House is very pleasantly situated in breakfast next Monday morning if they good neighborhood, supplied with both see the eclipse, as it ends at about half I>a8t six in the morning. It will not be city water and electric lights, meters at tached. Good barn and large garden. much of a spectacle here, though billed Inquire of for totality at other points. N. I*. D odos , Agt. Work on the sewer is again in lively Spanish War Buttons. progress. Sixth street is chaotically torn by several laterals and the whole When Manila was captured, the Sec system is being pushed to completion at ond Oregon was the only regiment to a rapid rate. enter the city and receive the surrender Quite a lumber of the Masonic fra of the Spanish army and arms. A num ternity of this place went to Ashland ber of fine old bronze cannon were cap Tuesday to be present at the laying of tured at that time. One of them was tlie corner stone of the new East scheu! brought home and this splendid old bronze, cast in Spain more than a cen building. A HARTFORD fitted with Cartua tiree tury ago, is now l>eing made into souve will give lasting satisfaction. Sold by nir buttons by a committee of the volun leers, and the buttons are being sold for Cramer Bros. the benefit of the fund to erect a hand Ramblers are establishing a good rep some and artistic monument to the utation for themselves A pleased cus memory of the soldiers of Oregon who tomer is the best of recommendations. lost their lives in the Spanish and Fili Those who ride Ran biers always praise pino war. The button is made with a their wheels. Price $40 Hair—Riddle button back for men and boys and a pin Hdw. Co. back for ladies and girls. The genuine White Lilly Baking Powder at Pike's ness of the buttons is attested by the with choice dishes as urizes. At Pike's certificate of Brigadier-General O. Sum A serious accident occurred on Mon mers. Thie is a valuable souvenir of day at the Jump-otr-Joe bridge, nine, the war, such as eveiy adult and child miles north of town. Mrs. Sexton, who in Oregon would be pleased to possess, lives about two miles bevond, had just | especial I y as the entire proceeds of the driven, with a team and buggy, on the 1 sale will go to erect a splendid monu- north approach to the bridge, wh-n it ment to serve as a perpetual objeut les- collapsed and fell with team, buggy and son in patriotism to the youth of the occupants, Mrs. “ rr*?“ “ 27 TC “ m ri* state. ‘ — Heston was very Tbs buttons sell in any quantity ously injured and was taken to McCas ' at 25 cents ear U. lin’s place near by where she has since Buttons are on rale at the (Joinpany been, not ab'e to endure being removed store and at Hurth A Son’s. to her home. The! buggy was complete ly wrecked and one of the horses was killed. Ht. Luke's Rectory, (¿rants Pass, a as the scene of a large and very pleasant gathering, on Thursday evening, the 17th of May, the occasion being a reception May at given by the members and friends of the church in honor of Mr. and Mrs. (¿.I. The Big Store. Brown, who are abiut leaving for Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Brown have resided in Grants Pass soin^ seven years, and R. L COE & COMPANY during this time have made a host of friends, who much regret their in tended I. adíen 1 ai lor Made Mulla and Kb Iris removal. Friendly social talk, inter C raali, Pruine and spersed with music and assisted by an i l»u< k Hullo excellent and bountiful lunch provided by the ladies furnished an evening ef pleasure and sociability, which was fully The above goods will be sold neit Sat* enjojed by all. The guests of honor ur«1ay at a dircount of 29 per cent. tske with them, to their new home, the sincere and hearty good wishes of the common i‘y they are leaving. personal SPECIAL SALE Next Saturday, 26th, UmiRj Eve nU May 28— Eclipse of tha sun. May 25—l«ecture by John G. Wooley. May 27—Memorial Sauday. 28— Gov. (>e«r spaaka at opera | May bodaa. May 29—Variety and Kinetuacnpe en- tertainment at opera houaa. May 30—Memorial Day. June 4—State and county elections. July 4—Grand celebration. KiastuKops EnttrUmment The Variety and Kinetiwcope com- pany will be here next week and will give au entertainment al the opera house on Tuesday evening. May 2V. They Lave a number of novel features. Potato cutting with broadsword ou back of ' neck, band and throat, club swinging, 1 acrobatic songs and dance«, knock 1 about acta, stc. The kinetoecope or moving picture part ef the entertainment is specially interesting. Amoag the pictures, will be shown scenes of the war ' in the Philippines, Deway on board ths Olympia, and a great variety of other sceues. A good cutsrtaiuiuent is prom ised and the company come well recom mended. l.lecole s«,.,«. We wish to compliment the republi can. of J,»epliine county on the nomin ation of Prof. Lincoln Savage for the office of school iiuperintenileiit. Mr. Savage graduated from the Southern Oregon State Normal School in June IH’.lti with the higher! honor, foracholar- »hip in a claaa of twenty-three lie hold, not only the normal diplomas, but also a life diploma, obtained two year, ago from the State Board of educa tion. He rank, high in Bcholarahip and is a successful teacher and a young man of Hterling qualities. The voter, of Jose phine county will do well to elect hitn to the office of school superintendent. W. T. V an S cot , Free. Southern Oregon State Normal. Road Supervisor. The office of road supervisor is one which is of direct interval to the whole public. Everyone knows the need of road improvement in this county and the importance of judicious supervision and work which accomplishes results. Whitney Adams, the democratic and people's party nominee for Kouth Granta Pass is a man who, if elected, will make a most satisfac tory road supervisor. He in hiuisell a teamster and knows what roads are, what they ought to be and what to do in order lo get tbs best re sults from the money and labor expend ed. He has held the poeition before ia that precinct and filled it with marked credit. He ie a permanent resident and has a permanent intereat in road im provement. County Asuisor. In announcing myeelf a candidate for re-election, I wish to again state thalniy aim has and always will be to be just and do right, and asking the voters of Josephine county to fully investigate the records of this office before placing any credence in the false rej>ortM now being circulated by a few non-taxpaying polit ical thugs, I am willing to submit to the voice of the people, without resorting to any further electioneering. T om S mith , Independent candidate lor county as sessor. Drank Vanilla Extract. Mrs. Gus Kutchelis made an attempt at suicide on Monday by drinking half a pint of vanilla extract, and her case was a serious one for a time, but she man aged to recover. The bibulous propensi ties of Guo are assigned as the cause of the tragedy. ___ A Keen, Clear Brain. t Your best feelings, your social position or business success depend largely on the perfect actionjof your etornach and Liver. Dr. King's New Lifa Pills give increased strength, a ksen, clear brain, high ambition. A 25 cent box will make you feel like a new being. Sold by Dr W. F. Kremer, Druggist. Program lor Decoration Day. AU members of the O. A. R. and W. R. C. and soldiers and Bailors of the war “whether they wore the blue or the gray," will meet at the headquarters of General Logan post No. 39, A. O. (J. W bad at 1 o’clock p. tn. sharp so as to form and march to the opera bouse by 1:30 o’clock, escorted by the band, Co. "11," O. N.G. and the Fire company, where appropriate services will be held under the auspices of the General Logan poet No. 39, G. A. R. and (¿eneral lx>gan W. R. C. No. 25. The ceremonies will consist of the beautiful and impreseive ritualistic services of the order, inler- sf»ersed with instrumental and vocal mucic, recitations and an oration by Hon. A. C. Hough, After which orders will again form in front of the opera bouse and march to the bicycle grounds between Fifth and Sixth street«, where a cenotaph prepared will be decorated to the unknown aud unreturned dead. 'Thia being a national holiday we et* tend a cordial invitation to all to l>e present and participate in these aac vfrec. G ommittkk G. A. R Th« Excitement Not Over. AaakqMl N«w Yur. The fir«t regular meeting oi the new council «u held iaat Tburaday »veiling at the city ball, Mayor Kinney in the chair. At roll call there were prevent cvumiliaei: Smith, Kuykendall, Dunbar, Kenkopf and Falacb. Hood, McGraw and ilaakiua arr.ved «oou alter, making a full attendance. The oath waa ad- miuiatricd to Councilman elect liaakina, who waa abaent on Tiieeday evening, and he waa «rated with the ivuuvil. Tha chair appoiuted the iolluwing eoaimitteea: Way« and tueaiie, Hmitb, Kehkupf, Kuykendall; eipeuee and accaunte, Dunbar, Kuykendall, Felack; fire and water, Fetich, Hood, Smith; city im provement, Hood, McGrew, bunbar; health, Kehkopf, llaakine, Hood; elect- ¡one. Hack ine, Smith, McGrew ; judici ary, Kuykendall, bunbar, Eetach. The following bills wore allowed : B. O. McCulloch, aurveyingaudeatabltah- ing grade«, John Howell, aaaieting iu survey, 42; Boat'« Rivrn C oihkb , printing 14,75; J. W. Barker, auditor and clerk, election expeueea, |25. A report fioni B. O. McCulloch on a aurvey eetabliahing the grade of the aidewalk on H street waa referred to the committee on city improvement. An ordinance, providing for a change in the rower plane, to ruu etraigbt through on Fifth atreet to the alley in block 14. inalead of mailing eome die- lance on Sixth «treat aa originally intended, waa read the rtquired number of lime« and waa unammoualy paaeed An ordinance to cloae the alley in block 2U ol the Railroad addition war road the third time and pa.erd by the coun cil. The council then proceeded to elect a chairman. After two ballot« hud beeu taken, iu each of which bunbar received four vote«, Toni Huiith moved that he, Ounbar, ehould be declared ttie unani- inoua choice of the council, which waa done. The auditor'« bond» were read and accepted. Morelia«, B. McArthur and W. K. bean. The matter of employing aiuparintea- dent ol aewer construction and alao of providing flush tanka lor the »ewer wa> brought before the council and it waa decided that all mat'ere pertaining to the sewer should be referred to th« committee on city improvement. The mayor stated that he would post pone the appointment of city officer« until the next regular meeting and that the present officers should hold over until auch appalntmant was made. Council adjourned until Thursday eve ning June 7. 11. »n A Clean Stock.... Our Groceries present a clean, fresh, appetizing array. You want ¿the beat? You get it here. We sometimes cut prices in two, and reduce them when ever fortunate buying enables us to do so. Petite Prunes, nice, bright stock, per pound ................. Good, jnicy Lemons, 5 for.... Canned Salmon, Tulip brand.. Nice, clean Raisins, per pound, Columbia Evaporated Cream.. Pioneer Evaporated Cream. . . Market Baskets, toe, 3 for.... Look in our window this week. Your choice of Granite ware and one can Beehive Bak ing Powder for 45c, You'll find us willing cater ers to yonr pleasure at all times. Try Allrn'e Fuol-Ease. A powder to I»« shaken into the ahu«e. Your feet leel swollen, nervous and hot, slid get tired easily. If you have smart ing feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot- Ease. It cools tlie feet and makes walk ing easy. Corea swollen, sweating feet, ingrowing nails, blisters and callous Simla. Relieves corns and bunions ol all pain and gives real and comfort. Try it today, bold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 wilts. Trial package Free. Address, Allen 8. Olmsted, Le- Roy, N.Y. Notka To Read Suptrvuori To the road aii|>erviaore of the several road districts in Joaepbine County Ore gon, gentlemen:—Necessity demands, that each and «very oue of you catefully «xamiue the bridges and continuously observe In your diatricta, and see that on all legal public roads ilt such, that they are at all times iu good and safe condition for use of the travel, and if any appear to need some little repair« please tlx them ; and if any are in danger- oas condition«, then post notice at each approach thereof, and report immedrtely bi tlie county court, so that immediate steps may be taken to repair such ; so that tire bridges may at all times be kept as nesr ss poesibl« in gv«d snd safe condition lor lire public travel. Very courteously your», “THE MILWAUKEE.” A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil* waukee A fit I'aal Railway, known all over the Union as ths Great Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" train« •very day and night between 8t. Paul •nd Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, "The only twrfect trains in the world." Understand: Connection« are mada with All Transcontinental Lin««, aaaur- Ingto paasi'iigere th« belt service known. I. uxnrious coach««, electric light«, «team heat, of a verity equalled by no albar line. See that your ticket reads via "Tha Milwaukee” when going to any polatin the United States or Canada. All tick et agent« sell them. A uk A xtxi . i ., For rales, pamphlets or other infor County Judge, mation, address, DIED J. W. C abby , 0. J.E ooy , REDMAN—At Kerby, on Mondsy, Msv Trav. Pass Agt. General Agent, 21, Mrs. M. H. Redman. H xatti .«, W ash . P obtlabo , On. RYMER—Near Grants l’ass on Friday, May 1H, M. A. Rymer. MYERS—In thisc.ly, Tuesday, Mav 22, loot); Terry, son of Mr. and Mr». J. L. Myers, aged 7 yeara. WITT - At Woodville, Thursday May 17. . 1000, 8. K. Witt, aged 75 yeara. HOLMAN At SON, w UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS Office on rllh St. oppo. Court llone«. Residence North 7th M. GRANTS PASS. OR M ISS Bicycle Enamels, Carriage Paints, Honse “ Barn “ Brushes, and all kinds of Painting Material KATE CARY, - at - INSTRUCTOR OF VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC, M. Clemens, The rush al the drug store still con tinues and daily scores of people call for a I» prepari»! to .«ocivealfaiitednurnber of I'KESCHIPTION DRUGGIST. buttle of Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat pupila, ntudio at Mr». It- K. Montgomery's Catarrh Cannot he Cured and Lungs tor the cure of Coughs,Colds, with local applications, as they cannot Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Karup's Balsam, tha staadard family is a blood or constitutional disease, and remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never ! in order to cure it you must lake internal fails to give entire satisfaction. Price A few Pointers. remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken This will be a rare opportunity to buy 25c. and 50c. The recent statistics of the number of internally, and acts directly on the Ready Made Knits at a Bargain. II You ui being deaths show that the large majority die blood anl mucous ■orfacea. lia'i'« This sale will include Ready Made wool with consumption. This d'nease may To get married thin spring or summer, Catarrh Curs is not a quack rnnlicine. Suits from |7 (X) to $25 00, Ready Made commence with an apparently harmless It «as prescribed by one of the beet Wool Hkirtc from $1 50 to $12 00; Crash, reserve passage on the Northern Pacific's rough which can be cured instantly by ii iana in thia county lor yeara and pbya Duck and Drome Skirts from 50c to North Coast Limited, whether east Kemp’s Balsam fer the Throat and is a regular preecription. It io com- •2.50, and should be of special interest bound or west bound. A right start in Lungs, which in guaranteed to cure and married life means a good deal, and you ;-nead poaa of the beat tonic known, com* to every lady in the city, an the values relieve all cares. Price 25c. and 50c. get It In this way. Send to nN. P. Fog a short time only we will offer for sale at $7.50. >8.50 anti hine l with the beat b ond purifier., act cannot possibly Ire duplicated this sea- For rale by all druggists. agent lor our little leaflet. A. D Chari $10.00 a large assortment of High Grade Clothing that cannot be ing directly on the mucoua aoriace«. 1 son. ton, Aea't Gen’l Passenger Agent, 255 ( lie perfect combination of (be two in We bepe that our out of town custom purchased at same prices in Southern Oregon. Electric Lights Morrison HI., Cor. 3d. Portland, Ore. gredients ia what produce, such wonder Now is your opportunity to take advantage of these special In the berths of the Standard Pullmans ers will find it conveuieut to come in ful result« in curing Catarrh. Send A Woman a Awful l*«*rll of the Northern Pacific'« new North •ext Saturday. prices for testinsonial. tree. We are opening new Imp« oí food« "There is only ona chancw to save Coast Limited will be appreciated by E'. J. CHENEY A CO. Prop«. Toledo. O. l< I 125! I yonr life and that is through an opara- Pacific coast and inland empire travelers. i every day. eol.l by all druggist«, price 75«. Did you see the tioa,” wera the startling words heard by Two lights to each section. Ark our Hall’« Family Pill, «re the beat. Mrs, I. B. Hunt of I.ime Ridga, W agents for the North Coast Limited leaf giving for 5 cents? buys a Suit worth much more than Did you see the from her doctor after he had vainly tried let. A. D. Charlton, Ain't General Pas Mothing Like It. can lie tx>ught elsewhere lor the same money. to cure her of a frightful rasa of stama4 h 4 remember that no other senger Agent, *->*> Morrison Mt. Cor. 3»1, I Calicos we are selling for 5 cents? Did you wee the Linen Finished lawns trouble and yellow jaundice, dal I ike Shiloh’s Consumption Portland, Ore. It costs you nothing to investigate our assertions and convince in lace stripes and checks that we are stones bad formed and she constantly respect. If ether remediae eelHag for 5 cents ? Look a< joor Fa<*e. Yours truly, grow worse Then she l»egan to use yourself. i relieve your cough or cold Don't forget the place, acroea from Klartric Bitters which wholly cured bar. And sea if it is reflecting health or e rea*<jn why you It’s a wonderful Mtomach, Liver and I’way« w>l d under dtseasa Karl’s dorar Root Tea beau- ■Joeepbfne Hotel. Kidney remedy. Cares Dyspepsia, Ixms If it does not help ! titles the fare and complexion, and as of Appetite. Ty it. Only .50 eta. t give back yoor tro res perfect beakh. All draggista, 25c. P. 8.—Better value for the same money, or the same value for (fuaraoleed. Foi aale by W F. Kremer. a buttle. W and IXlc. Money rshinda*i if resulta ara less money. • THE BIO STORE ’ I Druggist. ' not satisfactory. 2 *20 Per Cent Special Values in Men’s Suits...... $8,50, $10.00 Pioneer Truck and Delivery 'r *• PISO s Cl 4c 5c toe 5c 10c toe 15c P. II. HARTH & SON. II. L Coe A Co.