Rogue River courier., September 06, 1900, Image 3

Dr. Flanagan.
bhoxe repaired at Hackett's
Keeident Pen'.let.
News reached here late Sunday even­
M. Clemen», F< escript ion Druggist.
Paints and Oil»—Cramer Broe.
ing ol the death of E. W. D$na. lhe
Ice
coU
tkxla
al
WILSON
A
ROl'EK
S
C. St Louie for watch repairing
superintendent of Uta Copper Blain aiiu«
Take your shoes to Hackett for goo.1
Whips, lik to $2.5u at Hackett’s.
Roy Kremer ia taking a medical course at Mr. Reuben. Coroner T. A. Hood
work
and
right
pri.-es.
was L-ummoned and went to Leland on
Bargains in Dishes at Crauier Bros.
in San Fraucieco.
First- class PLUMBING BtU ramer,
First-class PLUMBING at Crauier
Mr«. Silver, ot Reddiag, is viailing the first train. The manner in which
Bro».
*
Mr. Dana me* his death ie »ubslautiady
friend« in tin» city.
as follows:
Koh-i
uoor
pencils
al
the
CocBiBai
The latest iu F.ieyclea at T. A. Hood '
W.
11
Ryar«
ot
Saletu
spent
a
tew
I
The hoisting machinery of the mine ie
office.
A Co’a.
day. in Grant« l'»M last week.
propelled by horse power, the power be-
Wood
wanted
on
subscription
at
the
New line ol writing tablet«. 5c to 50c
Dr. W. F. Kreuier returned last ot tbe ^ng lraoatui'tled bv a cable and horizon-
C<>t bikb office.
at Cm bikb office.
week from a virit to San Francisco.
tai wheel, fitted with brakes aud safety
M uere do you get your hair cut? Try
Empty lard larrel» for sale at the
Miss AHie Pool returned Friday after I noteha«. While a considerable weight
Will
Mallorv.
packing house, $1.00 apiece.
was being hoisted from the shaft, the
Hanies« of all Kimi», Grades aud a viait with frtaiida at Central Point..
harness broke and was stripped from the
DL4 CDV photographer Prices
E. C. Dixon has eecured a new Clark boree, leaving only the collar. The man
at liackelt’a.
L (1 L, D 1 Opp. Court House.
in charge of the apparatus applied tbe
SEE IHE NEW AUTOMOBILE, RAMBLERS High grade Bicycles 110 in Mr Corning, a stranger in our city.
CLOAKS at R. L. COE 4 CO’S BIG Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
Wm. Ulrich of Medford spent a few braxe, which had been oiled and would
STORE.
County court is in KMisioa for the days in town last week on a buaineoa not hold. However, after about three
turoa of the wheel, it was caught by a
The GrauU Pass band will give their September term, beginning on Wednes trip.
alety notch and the machinery »topped.
last open air concert for this season, Fri­ day.
Mias Mollis lohn went to Newport
Mr. Dana and another man were in
day, September Htb.
Smokers will find rate opiortunnie» Tnursday to spend severi.I weeks at that
the blacksmith »hop, some little dis­
You have heard it said of solus thing for selecltou in the many lines of choice resort
tance from the abaft anJ hearing tbe
It takes the cake.’’ But Myrtle Creek cigars at Wilson A Roper's.
Mrs. J. V. Layne returned on Thur»- ! rattle of machinery, ran to the Kwe.
Flour makes the cake.
A new lot oi stylish jackets, capes, duv after a sojourn of several weeks at yr. paua attempted to apply tbe other
Alarm Cluck« given away with the waists, and fur suits fur Fall, 1900, at Newport.
I brake and in so doing, released tbe
purchase of $10 worth of good» at the W. E. l*ean A Co,.Po»t tllfice Store.
'. Kinnev ma le a trip to »afety catch and the machinery started.
Mayor
H.
C.
Big Store.—R. L. Coe aud Co.
No uvuce i'.i America is offering better
Ashland Saturday returning tbe same ■ l'he harnem, still alta.-hed, swinging
WANTED—To lease a good farm on values in $1.50, 2 50, aud 3 Shoes than
with great force, struck Mr. Dana and
evening.
•bares fot a term of years. Can furnish R. L. Coe A Co. The Big Store.
one ot the haiiie« penetrated his cheat in
Miss Essie Hartman retameli lari ttie region of the heart, causing instant
good reterencee. Addresr, with pmti-
RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive
culare, W. U., Cot kick Office.
"style” of their owu. See Hie samples week from an absence of «eversi week» death The b?4y was brought to Granta
Dou'l forget tbe Ideals when looking at Hair Riddle Hardware Co's Store at San Francisco.
Paas Monday morning, and Tuesday
Arthnr Conklin, editor of the Mining |eve„ing waa placed on the train to be
for a good medium priced Bicyc'e. All Tbe price is $40.
kind« for old and young, prices $20, $25
ALARM CLOCKS FREE! ALARM Journal, returned last Wednesday after ' la|cen to Springfield, Illinois, Mr.
and $30. Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
Dana’s home.
CI. X1KS FREE I ALARM CLOCKS an enjoyable vacation at Newport.
Mr. Dana was an active, capable and
Rambler Bicycles are becoming more I FREE next satin Jay ! Don’t fail to get
Miss Itha Cheadle, last spring one of
popular every day. Don’t forget to look I one. R. L. Coe and Co.
our teachers, ha« accepted a position in energetic man and prominent in mining
circles here and bis pleasant manners
at the Ramblers when looking for a
Have you noticed the number of new a school at The Dalles, her home city.
aud disposition made him a favorite
wheel. Price $40. Hair—Riddle Hdw. 1 Rambler Bicycles on the streets recent­
Waldo Gieene returned home Friday among bis friends and acquaintances.
ly? They are sold at the Hair-Riddle evening after a tour of several months as
The social given last week by the W. Hardware Co. store, and the price is$40. leader of the band in I.eander Broe. He bad been in charge of the develop­
ment work oi the Copper Stain mine
K. C. was very well attended and a very
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presby terian circus.
since its inauguration', and had lately
pleasant occasion. The proceeds were church held their monthly business and
Mr?. Duly bon anil Mis? Winnie Fy- been much encouraged by the showing
applied to the help of a sick lady of our social meeting and semi anmifl election
Held left first of the week for a visit of a of the mine. Mrs. Dana accompanied
town.
of officers on Tiiesilav evening at the res­
week or two with Mr?. Harry Lyon at her husband’s remains to Springfield.
Why pay $1.25 per tier ior wood when idence of Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Hays.
Siskiyou.
you can get good dry slab wood from The following officers were elected for
Editor F. W. ChaufiM of the Observer,
W. L. Ireland for 75 cents per tier? the ensuing six months: Piesideut, W.
D«ath of Hu,h B- Gilroy.
I<eave orders at Crauier Bros. Hard­ I L. Ireland; vice president, Miss Stella! and Mrs. Chaus?« returned laat week
P. J. Bliin, ol Petaluma, Calif., sends
ware.
Paddock j secretary and treasurer; Miss after «(»ending several weeks in San us the following clipping concerning tlie
Allie Pool. A very enjoyable musical Francisco.
death ol Hugh B. Gilroy at Reno. Mr.
A dance was given Friday evening at
program was rendered after the business
Rev. Edward B. Pace, formerly pastor Bliin states that lie lias received some
the opera house by tlie Grants Pass
meeting.
of the Baptist church at this place, has inquiry from Grants Pass concerning
base ball team. There was a good at­
hern eleded president of Colfax college, Mr. Gilroy, but as the name was not
tendance and the event was enjoyed by
Social.
signed in full, he was unable to teply,
the participants.
A dime social will be given at the res­ Washington.
and he directs that inquires eeiicerning
idence
of
Mrs.
Denison
next
Friday
Mrs.
J.
T.
Galvin
arrive«!
on
Friday
The various churches that have been
the matter may lie directed to him. Mr.
holding union evening services during evening, September 7th. I’t.igram and from Portland to remain. Her many Bliin is an officer in the lodge. W. O. W.,
refreshments.
A
good
time
assured.
friends
a»e
¿lad
to
see
her
once
more
a
the warm season, will resume their sev­
of which Mr. Gilroy was a member.
resident of Grants Pass.
eral regnl ir Sunday evening services, All cordially invited.
"The cireuuialaiices attending the
(■eginning w ith next Sunday.
Miss Ella Verdin left Wednesday for a death of Hugh B, Gilroy, are still veiled
Ladies’, Misses, Children’s and Boy’s
Make your selections now in fall Vests, Cants and Drawers- Heavy win visit of two months to a sister in Wash­ in mystery, but an investigation ia on
Wraps, Underware, Hboes, Notions and ter weights—all sizes. 1 wenty-tlre eta. ington. Her many friends wish her a foot. An inquest was tiegun by Coroner
Peers, but will not be concluded until
general Dry Goods at the Dig Store, anil (25|. K. I.. COE A CO. THE BIG pleasant time and safe return.
von will rei'.ivc free of charge a hand­ STORE.
Dr. C W Barr of Astoria arrived here tlie arrival of witues»es from Winne­
some Alarm Clock.—R L, Coe A Co.
Munday evening to look after the inter­ mucca, Il appears from the testimony
Nolic«.
of the »sylum attendanta. super! -.ten-
Ramblers are establishing a good rep­
Upon consultation it is deemed exped­ ests of his Portland excursion. Ik went dent and doctors and from the com­
utation for themselves A pleased cus­ ient to postpone the meeting of '.he to Ashland Monday morning.
mitment, wliidi was introduced in evi
tomer is the host of recommendations. Home Protection Club, which was ap­
W. A. Tavlor, who was recently in­ deuce, that Gilroy was in a dying con­
Those who ride Ra nblers always praise pointed for coming Finlay eve at the jured hv falling from a freight train, is
dition when brought to the asyluiu by
their wheels. Price »40 Hair—Riddle i M. E. church, until later in tlie month. now braking on a passenger train be­
Sheriff McDeim, The patient’s injuries
Hdw. Co.
Due notice will be given for the call of tween Ashland and Hornbrook.
did not have th« appearance ol having
DON’T wait until it begins raining such meeting.
His gap­
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Fred Ulen, formerly of Ashland ami been dressed by a physcian.
before you order your winters wood,
Hop Pickers Wanted.----------------- now living in Minneapolis, recently won ing wound on the skull, extending al­
Order now’ and get good dry slab wood
Ono hundred hop pickers wanted ai * shorthand writing contest over the most from ear to ear, was closed by a
of W. L. Ireland at 75 cents per tier. the bop farm of J. P. Ranzau on Rogue well-known McClung of Chicago.
single stitch ami roughly bandaged.
Leave orders at Cramer Bro?. Hard­ river below Grant? Pass.
The commitment bears evidence that
Prof. w. H. Orcutt, president of the
ware.
Address J. P. Ranzau, P. O. Box 300, Drain Normal school, delivers a lecture tlie proceedings in insanity were con-
du ted without judge or medical testi­
Get your writing paper by the ream Grants Pass.
this (Wednesday) evening at the opera
mony, in direct iioii-contirniily with the
and save money. We offer a ream of
house, on the subject of education.
law. When Gilroy was brought to
Flour to Exchange.
note paper. 480 sheets, 2l2' pound?, for
Miss Elsin Ball returned last Friday Reno he was delirous. In Ins ravings
45c. We get the paper in largeouanti- I Farmers, do nut haul your wheat 20
tiesand can sell cheap; this .*» not cheap ’ to 60 mile? to exchange, Scott Griffin I evening after more than a year’s ab- he said at times that he had fallen over
at Watipon, Wis. Miss Ball gave a cliff, and at others that lie bad been
paper but first class goods.—Cot kier will give you a? many pounds of flour ’ sence
(
: her friends a pleasant surprise by arriv- beaten and robbed. Tlie later story lie
office.
for a bushel ol wheat a? any mill will I j,
ing somewhat iinexp*-rtedly. but the repeated in a lucid interval just before
Notice will be taken of all persons give you. You will find Hcott Griffin at welcome site receives from her Grants Ilia death. The inquest was continued
from Dougia?, Josephine and Jackson | hi« Hay, Flour, Feed and Seed «Store. Pass friends is none the less hearty on
today.
counties returning from Portland that Cor. 6th and 1 street?, Grant? Pa??, Ore. I that account.
Gilroy was buried by tlie Woodmen.
have in their possession a smile and a
Mr. and Mr?. T. T. Wimer, who have There was a large attendance of hie
Sale or Exchange-
heavy package of Rpiare dimensions—it
been making a visit, with W. J. and G. fellow craftsmen.”
will be a case of “gold-bricked.” “A
Eighty acre? on Williams creek, three!
W. Wimer at Waldo, slatted on their re-
wor<! to the wise,” etc.
mile? from pom office, 20 miles from
I turn to their home at Vinita, I. T. Sat­
Grants
Pars.
One-half
under
cultiva
­
A very pleasant social wa? held at
urday. Mr. Wimer Is engage«! in the
HOLMAN Si SON,
Merlin Saturday evening by the church tion, orchard ot four acre?, good water stock business at Vinita and is just re­
people of that place. Refreshments right. Two barns, comfortable house, turning from a trip to Alaska and Nome,
UNDERTAKERS
were «erved and a very entertaining good outbuildings. Plenty of berries. whither lie wa* accompanied by Mrs-
EMBALMERS
25
acre?
standing
timber,
gon«l
for
lum
­
program was rendered. There was a
Wimer.
Office on Utli Bt. oppo. Court II ouae.
ber.
New
saw
mill.
Will
exchange
for
|
goo«i attendance and the occasion was
town projmrty or sell for |1200.
, Michael Devany, the R. P. fireman Residence North 7th Ht.
mu< h enjoyed by those present.
who was injured so
»o sevetely
in a wreck
severely In
GRANTS PASS. OR.
Col. C. J. Holt left on Monday morn­
All Sizes, Styles and Widths of the |n Cow Creek canyon about 18 month?
ing’s train after a series of very successful FAMOl S lM)( liLAS SHOE at R. Li airo.
ia engaged
eninaoAH in bueineM
KiiAinAM
ago, and who now i?
teir! « rance meetings
He began his Coe A Co’s. The Big Store.
in Ro«eburtf, left that place Saturday
meetings with small crowds but during
night for De? Moine«, Iowa, where he
Confirmation Scrvicn.
his later lectures, the houses was filled
goe« a> a delegate from Ixxlge No. 542 to
to overflowing.
The last meeting of I Our Catholic fellow citizen? may well' i the meeting of the (»rand Lodge of the
the series was held on Sunday evening be proud ot last Sunday’? celebration, B. of L. F which convene« September
and a great deal of interest was manifest. and hopeful for the beneficial influence 15th. Before returning Mr DevanywiU
The Colonel ia a very effective speaker, it must exert on the community.
visit bh parent? and daughter at Mon­
I HERE’S no use talk-
has a thorough knowledge of his subject
Masses were celebrate«! at 6 and 7 treal, Canada.
you cannot
* lac
and m ans business. He organized a o’clock by Rev. Father? La Croix ami
have good sound teeth
Mi?« Edna Parker, who ha? I»een a
Home Protection club and a Y. W. C. Beutzen and by Archbishop Christie at
unless you take care ot
I’. I’, of 18 inwmbers ami over 30) 8 o’clock when all the candidates for member of the Cot kier force during the
them. The right tools,
|M»ople signed the pledge during the confirmation receive«! Holy Communion. Hummer, ia taking a vacation in Portland
with the rightprep ora­
meeting?.
At 10:30 the grand pr«x*e?sion of prior to returning her position a? teach­
tions, applied at the
er in the Grants Pa?« Rchoolv, which
'
eervers,
prient?
and
archbishop
attended
The September i«?u • of McClure’s
right time will work
will open on September 17fh. Mi?? Par­
Magazine contains, among several arli- ’ in veHtments of gold and proceeded by ker is a young lady of more than ordl-
wonders with any set of
cles, tbe concluding paper of Lieut. Com­ I the croc's-lie a re r started from the pavil- nary capability, and is efficient, reliable,
teeth.
mander James C. Gilluiore’s “A Prison­ ' ion, erected in the church grounds, to and faithful in any work «he undertakes,
We can supply any
I
the
inaiu
entrance
to
the
church,
after
er Among Fiiipinof.” The author de»
Teeth floods at reasona­
ind nothing in more certain than that
which
Solemn
High
Ma?s
wam
sung
by
ecrib«-? in detail the means by which he
ble prices ■ Powders,
her work in the nrhools will be charac­
dissuaded a Filipino general from execut­ tbe Rev. Pastor, Father Hickey. After terized with the «aine degree of excell­
Washes, Soaps, Brushes,
ing the entire party, the way in winch the ma??, thirty |$erson? were confirmed ence that mark? her work in other line?.
— all the advertised
of
whom
fourteen
were
adults.
the illness of a Tagal officer prevented
kinds, and some we’ve
!
Archbishop
Christie
preached
a
very
the slaughter of his prisoners, how a
had made for us, and
Ladies' Black Fur Trimmed Broad­
Fil pino lieutenant on seeing a crucifix effective and eloquent sermon on the
some we make ourselves
disobeyed orders and thereby enabled Gospel of tbe Munday and wa? most cloth Capes, $175, 2, 2.25. 2 60. 3, 4, 5.
All that's best.
them to e«ca|»e being put to death, and attentively listened to by all and es- R. L. COE A CO, the BIG STOKE,
i
pecially
by
ttie
large
non-catholic
ele
­
bow the ball J was at la.t rescue«! by
A «ptendid linn of mount« for Hamp
American troops from bloodthirsty ment present.
Rev. Father Beutgen, of Roseburg, picture?, some an low a? 5c per dozen
armed savage«. Tlie narrative rea<ls
like a page from Robinson Crusoe. Tbe lectured in tbe evening at 7 UJO and al­ Alto panels for four picture« in different
I’REHCRII’TION DBUGGIHT.
illustrations by W. R. Leigh are spirited together the celebration was exceedingly ^«itions. All kind« of mounts on ORANGE FRONT
ban
!
—
A.
E.
Voorhiefl.
creditable to pastor ami congregation.
O»»O O.f.l HOUIt
an<i life like.
personal
Arc ll<*r<
The Big Store b parked full of
ew Fall Good«. We beheve
thai we art* >huwing as ni< e guods
wdw good value* x*» are shown
by ‘anv hou-e un the Pacific
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the largest stock of I
Muus and Children« Jacket«,
Capes
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and Collarettes ever tltown in
uthera Orogoa are now
open lor your inspect i.ui. We are showitg hundred» of dif-
ferent styles, prices and designs. All of the new Tan Modes,
Blacks and Giay Colors from the three quarter length Anto-
mobile and short seamless back Box Jacket to the stylish
little Eton Jacket, that is a general favorite with every one.
it e are showing a me special favorites in Golf Capes, Electric
beal, Real Aatrachan, Wool Ast radian. Seal l’lush and Cloth,
cap«» and jackets. In fact it wilt be simply out ot the question
for us to do our stock justice in an advertisement.
As au extra inducement tor every one to come iu and
inspect our mammoth Fail Sluck in all departments, we will
on next Saturday and continuing throughout the following week
Give away FREE OF CHARGE to every one purchasing TEN
DOLLARS worth of merchandise in anv department of our store
A HANDSOME ALARM CLOCK
Emit for canning is scarce
this Season. Early Craw­
ford Peaches nearly gone.
We have a few more choice
lots of Early Crawfords this
week.
1W Leave your orders for
BARTLETT PEARS.
Crop is limited, prices rea­
sonable, fruit is excellent.
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE
on DISHES beginning this
week, Odd Platters ( plain
and decorated ), Creamers,
Dinner Plates, Etc.
SEE
PRICES
IN
WINDOW
REMEMBER THE
DISPLAY.
PLACE
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
OPPOSITE
POST OFFICE
We have just received a telegram from the
Michigan Stove Company, telling us that
Garland Stoves and Ranges were
awarded BIRST PRIZE over all com-
petitors at the
Paris Exposition
This award only shows that in the stove
world there is nothing better than
GARLANDS”
We have a large shipment which recently
arrived, it includes STQVES and RAN-
GES at all prices. Let us show them
to you.
CRAMER BROS.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK
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tely on
coe a < 0
THE
BIG
STORE"
Dress Goods Department .. ..
-mentó
iind c*
A Bright New Stock of a l the very N-we«' Noveltie«
Wlive« and Coloring« in .Ire»« goods ere now p'-n f- r u>-
BIG store :
money nor pains in our eflorta to plan our dr'-s goods
partinent in the front ran«« a» compared with the f est »tores
ontbeCoart. Without a doubt Tailor Ma le Suiting- in all
of the varied Styles, Weaves and Colorings are having the
call in all of the largest city Poree.
The largest Eastern jobbe-« of dre«« good» report these
•uiliiage «c-an-e and tire demand unparalleled.
We were fortunate in having bought large quantities ol
e popular weave» early in the «eason an.l will aav tual it
be -imply impoatible to duplicate them at our prices.
We are in elo»e touch with the Eastern marke « an 1 will
venture the ae-riir n thst there will not lw en ugh of theee
popular weaves to »apply the d-mand
Alrea<lv our drr-^
making department cr v le i .Uh work, and a l on Ta or
Made Sult» We are turning o p. - m- Handsome ran r
Made Suit«.
ARE NOW 20o
Make your heii-j lay by giving them rratts
Poultry Food. We sell it'at 30c and a val­
uable book on poultry, free with each pack-
age. We alao have a supply of ground bone
and oyster shells. Retails at 4c a pound
Special price in quantity lote.
Calhoun
Grocery Co
MAKRIED
HOCKETT—MACKEY—In Sin Rafael.
Cal., HMM), Claud Hockett of Grant?
Paa? and Miss Helena Mackey of
San Francisco.
KNIGHT—CUNNING II k M In thiscity,
Wednesday, August 2V, HMM), Frr«l H.
Knight and Martha Cunningham,Rev.
L.C. Wilson officiating.
PICKETT—SHERER—In Moscow. Ida­
ho, August 23. ¡900, George (i. Pick­
ett and Miss Edna Sherer.
The bride i? a former well-known
young lady ot our city and ha? a
large circle of acquaintances and
friends here who wish her happineaa in
hei new life.
TWO FINE MONUMENTS
Built of
JOSEPHINE COUNTY GRANITE
Ail Sizes, Styles and Widths o( the
are now on exhibition at Paddock’s
FAMOUS PINGREE A SMITH SHOE
Marble and Granite eulcsrooni.
at It I. Coe A Co’a. The Bia Store.
YOUR
TEETH
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SUITS
We are ready to clothe the little man for school, and have
enough of every other kind to interest every clothing buyer
within reach of onr store. Whatever you want, we claim the
beat values— absolutely the best values without exception.
Bovs Short Pants Suits
Double Breasted Styles—ages 6 to 14
years, well made—a decided bar­
gain at $ | .50
Double Breasted Styles—all wool nia-
teiials, in neat durable Cheviots
and Cassitneres; made up to our
special order for school wear—
double seat and knee at $2.30
$2.73 and $3
Bovs Long Pants Suits
Good strong garments, in
double and single breasted
styles, ages 9 to 13 years,
>4-50. >5, $0 and >9
Young Mens Long Pants
Suits
A large assortment of the
very newest creations in
Fall and Winter fabrics—
Worsted, Cheviots and Cas-
simeres—single and double
breasted coats and same of
vests, ages 14 to 20, $5 to >15
Made from leather nt sfiecial tannage, and BUILT TO WEAR,
on improved methods in shoe milking from the exjierience of
others. The weakest spot in al! boy's and youths* shoes is the
RIPPING. This his been overcome in the manufacture of the
MESSENGER SHOES Tty them and you will get the best
shoe tor the money.
Size io to
..
Size i to 5 'fy.. ..,
Try our famous “IRON CLAD” —the Oregon, quadruple
knee reinforced heel, nothing lietter. price 25 cant*.
)1. Clemens
I I ART! I & SON
a . AAAAAdtidhAAAAgtiAAAAAAAAA
A TALK ABOUT LADIES TAILOR
SUITS AND JACKETS
the minute
beca ti «e sho
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&
THE TALK ABOUT SHOES
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■ • • i:.
!- jHi-Hiblc to buy.
fhi' took th® 11 it’ll''-’ Pi z' thst covld b® ®w®rd®d «1 th® I
Hero you will find a earcfullj wlectcil lino of
r i - Eiposition.
Made
Men and Childrena m I ioon
Give »way - FREE OF CHARGE - one Handsome Alarm Clock with
... the |>urcha»e ot $10 worth ot mtrchand-M .. .
It. L. COE Jk CO
"THE BIG STORE"
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$2 00
HOTS STOCKINGS
Tailor Made Suits, $12 to $20 - M ; k I > 3 d r
■v., hou<a on the Pacific Coast ia ahowmg a h«>i l-"ner hne
of all of th« New Weave» and Coloring» in lr.— g. 1« and
we are very anxious that von inspect on’ »•-»;-k before aei.d-
ing aaav. W. ran save you money
le. giving you e«er
yatiefactioa. We abeolniely guarantee out work and the
n.i.-re of oil materiel», and that we mar •». ire the attention
of every lady m t-ontbern firegon tn the m my wl-an ag'»
offered in our mammoth dre«s g -nd« department we .hab on
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Anti Expectorating Ordinane«.
The city council of North Yakima has
passed mi anti-expectorating and burial
permit ordinance. Both measure« pass-
ed the council by a majority, but are
awaiting the mayor’« signature to be-
conio laws. The ordinance« were fram­
ed at the mggeetion of the State Medical
Society, and are intended aa health
measures and a protection to the people
Against disease germa and the practic­
ing charlatans and quache. One pro­
bibite expectorating on the aidewalka
and in public placeo, and the other re
quires the certificate of death from a
reputable physician before buriala will
be permitted in the cite cemetery. To­
bacco uaera and loafere oppose the flrat
and thoee who practice without a license
or patronize practitioners having no li­
cense object to the latter ordinance.
A Big I inc of Dry Good-. Ladii
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