Rogue River courier., September 20, 1900, Image 2

A. E. VOORHIES
FURS
CAPES
SKIRTS
WAISTS
JACKETS
TAILOR MADE SUITS <
rofiov.^c ie
ma foe la
-î
*
A nite a -
io 4r««AAf the nuent. a
<xxr rewiert to any
■ tuch partake of a OMdacai ebancuv
•e ie»>; wet tbea
ia /Terridi><
rwpvct to tJbe aa-
«»AMammt m titie ueae W tW met
<4 I*. Ivna
/r-at
Stricdy L'p-k»-I>at“, .Stylish <>< xw 1 h .
Manufactur»«l by
of < hieajfo.
who neuda out uothing but honc>t
gootlt.
__
A nil U à wàà A,
W. t DEAN. 4 CO . Prapr
Ptrst Office Building.
• j ~-
THe «»<« xa«'xw 'J
Great» ratean-i Jcaryfi.r.» arealy abo
LD**M a ¡fioneer ai 1#51, d*d
kav« L**fi pa/G«.-t«i.ng ia U>* varúx» I -oír rdav a.gr.t at 'be h ne»» of bi« neta»
«Kureim» te <f.ff«reoi fl*<«* » ’i-J" Mr». E. ütarr, M> Eaet Elevenlk, corne»
c«ecte»viv«
tea» wv. x a raonm m- , X Eaat Htark at-»*«, alter a imgerir-g
i>y atxl
ara <ar ¡rom tete* r»v«r- ido«»» of »everai y «or» He ■« M
tratrxrxaa and lha<
ia írnrlr ,»«er«oxl. Mr Dimm < s ha<t t»w. a
plar.iju.. 0n.y a !«w ,«**» »g inauere i prrxniitool rrewtan'. of Granta Fa»« io»
««reaowM-wt^tdiCKczt ia tbte liaa teom to yutea, arte bad lived in Fortlaad for
toa preaeaL TI m rea«« a* tote toang» ia i toe peat torre yene
With h.» perento
lar fro«. -x.ag wboiiy p<XiUc»l. Tk*f< ' he rame to Ore*Mt in I*>1 and »topped
had taxi. » ¡mate aa! drprerexre rnaoad. a »bort Lane at Milwaakte. Th«a ne
Grwia«**y. frawa tem»eaa «a! »tegaau-«.. «ent to Beetoe Cowaty, near Corv*:iia(
induatry Logia« to revivo. ti»o <4d indo*- wb«re bo lived till IA'w, elrea be moved
tri*» mamo to«.r «peral¡»«»0. aow <»<.*» to Graate Fa««. Three y rare
etto
are intúfated
Wurk ia pteniifoljaonej hia «ile ba caia« to Port Ian 1 arte bad
ia «aamr to «bteia, ermfideore i» re­ ived there ever unce. A wile and
atorad. Ibes ail too «Saire of Irada aad four ehiteren aorvive him, too boy»
iaduatr; ¡xaoeot a k^aitofal apfwazan.» aod Uro gir!» The former are J. W
ao-l toe couutej le proopernua. That >a and Harry Enmmick, of Aaforia, and
toe poiat at Ubica we Lavo now arnvod toe attor are Mr» H. W. Moore, of
Iho ¡.reaent pruvperit/, ín tito natura Wada Walla, aod Mr». C. A. Par-ion,
ordor oí U..x.g», wii! eoot.oue anúl es* of Colley Place, near Walla Walla.
tlleoco tec/xnoo ov*r crmfidxnc« aad
The remain» nere br'xtgbt to Granta
plangiag .necead« raUoaai iav »»f» nt Po- Tueaday a »oro mg and th« faaera.
Tr.«n we will bave arxHLer ponte and wax held in the after nx>n at the M E.
f»na>i rj -Jepreearen. It m«n coui-1 lat char ch, a Large number of people ax-
wib enowgfi atotw-, <xir g>x>d Gm«« w>xi>d teete r ng. Bev. T. L» Jonee, who had
teet x.nger toan u.«y do, bot tbia »oem« been aaeoeiate*! with Mr lAfcairt in
te be one toing men eannot teern
church work here in tire ®Pe, del.vered
Relieving that the election of Mc­
Kinley »n-1 Roraevelt will b»«t aerve
the intereet» of tbe people, tbe Ox m»
will give tie »npfnrt to that Ucict In tbe
coming preeideatial campeign In tak­
ing toie »iaad, :t ia tbe intention to
preeerve tbe »am« fairnee*. moderalion
arte reepeet for di »tree, honeat opinion»
which w« have heretofore endeavored
k- make apparent in tbe coin mo» of tbe
(kcam. We rerogniae the fact that
booaet differen-ra of opinion between
aun and man will alway* ex>«t and it ia
well that they do. Difference. of
opinion produce argument and lead to
etody, taveetigation and ccnaeq tieni
knowledge »nd progreoe. No prmdrat
who ever Leid office in th« Called
Htolee baa been free Irrim criticism on
tbe part wf bit political opponent«, and
it ia not to be expected that be aboold
be, but (I m entteifm» of M< Kinley are
mors M ieu.r»ed end vague than OMial.
McKinley! baa ahown bim«elI ««|0a! ta
every emergency which baa an ten anil
haaaorxaaafully bandied each threaten
ing aituatioa of bia term of office The
country .1* now proeperooa, indaatriea
•
' ring, and tbe leee political in­
terference there ia with th« eiiating
condition., tbe better it will ba for th«
l*opte.
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Grand Ball
A grand ball will ba given under the
auspice» and management of I «maree»
orcbeatra at the opera houee 00 Friday
evening September 2*. Th« entire pro-
reed» of tba ball all! ba given for the
benefit of the reading room Tbe moat
elaborate arrangement« are being made
and no pam» will be »pared In make the
oecaeton the «octal event of the eaaaon.
iMmaree'» orcbeatra-J eight p.«c»a will
turniah muaic lor Cha oc< aaion acd the
following program will ba rendered
/‘Creola Queen”
K B Hell.
''Tlreohnla'
Wahr
Beyor.
U»ko Walk .“Kentucky Korn Kracker"
Severin,
.. .“Loteo Intoxication"
WalU.........
Bennett.
...............................“Dvfiaoc«"
Quad.
I. Hidney.
Kclxittior-he .................... "Merle Bernice"
Turner.
Two-Htep “ "he girl wlx> kneed Hoheon"
K. L. Paul.
.“Thai la"
<f uad......... .... ...........
Beyer.
Wall! .... ........................... “J* Bolte"
K 1. Dessreo
Pnlka......... .... ....... "Rhododendren”
C E Brey.
Welti g - mk I .......................... "Inamorata"
D H Godlrey.
"I>an-ly Darkey« of Mobile”
Two »top.
K K lleyeer.
Chicago Glide
Grauer.
Quad
.. ............... ' Haratoga”
Bleb«
**Z«lla”
New|M»rt . ...........
B«y«r,
Bcbotiiache . ../'And thus w« Glide’*
Kanfruan.
Walts.......... "Dreams on the lindaon**
"Brockway"
. "Ell wood"
Quad.
Eaton.
Two-Step.
.
. "Fortuna"
E Beyer,
Macurka
.........
."Esiella"
Daniels
Walls
......... . «............."Tholinda"
E. H«yer.
v » •
•aiiort'
e «
• set is AM..aad
■ ùzi) WM Lt! ! ¡
> » > > *
& » » £
ar«rl an en^/yabiw
«M
who partie: paled,
Uo tbMM
« i t t Í» &
> >
>
sei* iepreaaaud by
G rm HB F m *
of tbe G. A. B . W. B. C.
•rid O. M. G. •< w«b aa Aber vtauora.
141 I !.»»>.
X». 1317 ; caute,
Namiiwr oi boa»«» us
Th« G. À. II. e»acted tbe foUcmieg tail, .rœpaod (->*'». 37« . »w-.ae, laI7.
o '
• íor U* •aramg year. Cora-
T m
ro >« »bow the fo<fo«r-
mander, F. M ^^aart, of Med ord ; iag focal« tor tn* p»»t »evew year»:
iieatenaot-cocna*ander, M. FG lo < i , o < Tota. Tasa'- « Pioperty, l-H II 257^51
Be
Ctasiral Foist, major, J. F. Fian*r, of
IMai IJK^ÀB
Ashland, chaplain, R. B. F< *i, of Atb-
IMS 1.1W4J17
lead.
11W7 1.177,063
*•
IBM 1J37.12»
T l <
kai
Ú
1.1M»
l«*) lJM.Tlâ
Ta.reaa ftwrr».
C only Aane»«^.
Ad*«rii^-<1 Lwtlwe I.l.t
Follow 1 ug ia tbe Ua* of lauere ad.«r-
Uee-i *t lbw Grant» Basa p>«< oft.* lor
th« >e«k ending swpiembar M. !>»*.
Office on fitb Ht. oppo. Court H >u»e
fieaidence North 7tb Ht.
GRANTS PASS.OR
BARGAINS
In every city and loan in the Stat««
of <'regno and Wa»bington outotee of
Port an
Indian or young men v to bare
two or three boor» per day to »pare sill
And telling our Tn»«, Coffee» and Spica»
pleaaant work and they can make big
money for lhemreivrv.
Write for fall
particular» and Catalog'»« ran».
GREAT EASTERN
NEW FALL GOODS
You will find a complete assortment of NEW PALE
GOODS in every Department.
Clothing
Overcoats
M ickintoshes
Hats
Hosiery
Blankets
U mbrellas
Rubber Goods
Dress Goods
Capes
Jackets
Wool Waists
Wrappers
Skirts
Corsets
Underwear
ew York Racket Store
TE a
company
TWO FINE MONUMENTS
3M Washington Hl. Portland, Ore.
Built of
Irerteat di.tributorw of Tea». Coffeen »nd
JOHEPHINK COUNTY GRANITE
are now on exhibition at I'add-x-k a Hpteee on toe Pacific ('<*»'. BO »tor«»
Marble and tiranne »atearoom.
I io aocreaef'it operation.
FIRST NATIONAL
B «A. IST K
— or —
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Capital Stock,
$50,000
Receive deposit« Subject to check orw
StftiAest« payable on demand.
>eiL*»>rht drMÛA <<n .New York. San Fraa-
c»cn. and Pvf'JjUtel.
Telegraphic tranci-m w/W « jo all poioU io
tbe Untied
Attentif
a given to (.oilectiu'M ark
-nlum
general burine** of onr cwtFHrien.
Colls«ti»«ns nftde ihri . . >ut Sou*nero
( >regf»n. and cm all arrearible point«.
J. D. f’RV. Preaiilerit.
J. T.TUFFH.Vicw President.
K. A. B ooth , fariner.
Grand March
Th« kPlowing coiuanl tee« hav« been
iMerted: Invitativi;
B«rt Ca.houn,
Henry Harth, Roy Barlktl, Em«««
Untar, floor, K. 0. McCrotfcey, J ••«ph
M -«, d i*l«m«n«, Kobt,
reception, II. C. Hutaicn, Ü. N Butler»,
A. C. Corn«ll, M. K Willett, J 1. Tate
I>«nc« ticket« |l OU. Npectatort 2ú uenu
•«1« Gon; Heft,
lb« rate to lair
be on« fare !ot
tickeUi will be
A CRESCENT CHAINLESS
The Acme of Perfection: Light, Strong and
E .ass-R un ning.
T. A. HOOD & CO.,
THE BICYCLE MEN.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS-
B- 'F- .
:,
.
IN MY SHOE DEPARTMENT you will find the l*d
makes to I k - found
III L. lit
1:1 ••iitiui in I 11- ivy w< . '
I handle nothing but atnetly f irrt Claii Up to Date Shoe«.
E. C. DINOX
IVO SHADOW
cas darken the
rife and loving
• ca .«« come« the
ita piace
Of outward i
P. D. A L. CO.’S STORE
Millinerx
( )penin.i£
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER
24
AND
25
J. B. l’ADDOCK.
nev* ami ringing in rars, cured 7 .rears
B. F. l'ope. !!■ niton,
»ichlÄ dinvaar and eetarrii of th«
r, rretoTpd
!! 11
i. Bandon, Or.,
»a of the .«totuacL
For Sate by
Bickford, R*»«vhur)r.
("treated
jerfalljr. and her son
rad ot en«!> eye«.
Mr*. 11 KaMoB, R
Or_, j
i a (» j I e\
f .-r if» th »
•>
wer« all
carad.
Th*a. Matii4t»n. Farmington. Oreg
ul- eration »nd rare* •crahikMM • welling and er U*e ear ra
The wv->1,r(ul cure» ing tr ial «leafne«*. cared.
MIC«
Mid.» i.Htrim. TKIB-
t TK.
s> d
iat«
ir^iptSwi
•lao «4'- •»»
TO 1 ns fTBUC.
For «m p^ri prior to goi
nder Dr.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
Iharrio’s electrical Uvat tn
fi*pt 12.
INB, I had been gradually
lieg deaf,
«ilh a cons'ant ringing in
ar». For
ba past five years 1
not hear
aaditiary conversation. With one treat
tstra 1 ■ an bear nearly
r-r in my ii life, I ,-jn coatei
mtnmend Dr. Darrin't r.ea
Ball Bearing, High Grade and
•Pa'n
and —
an
a be referred to
Superior in every respect.
latter or in pe.son
aRxrr Cacci rrr
VERTICAL and UNDERFEED.
Davis
SewingMachine
all. H
Wash-,
Ettel«« of (hr Kill
An honeot, llorny-handed Farmer,
sen» • a nice farm, through a hu b
ran the Sorth Western l.in« tram», used
to »pend no much Um* watching the
beautiful train, *» they pareed by.
Filled with People, that lie Negleiiedbto
Crop« and they war« Ruined and be
Died in tbe poor Hoiaar.
Moral—If be had been located on aome
other road with lee» attractive trama, he
would probably have grown rich and
g->no to cungreaa. At it waa he died a
poor but honeat man.
New Store
Goods
New Prices
CHINA CROCKERY
Agents Wanted
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALM ERS
and Icribvat,
been prvraiied apee.
by urf«r’. re, .-»u ef many ia Urievicia>
-ty. tn net Granta Fara ae tz^r coaid
nr.-< af? rd by thetr Lm* an«l
tn
exaaait hrin at hie
at
The k<ta< La* at L& k e^aa^nted u*
virit t*. .> city t* AruTrt«r.the rich
an*l «jKirted and wiK have Lie edke ai
the Jiwphiae Hotel Tbws wtahmg to
Sold on Easy Installments.
«»••»It the doctor wiQ fio.1 it Io their
Take One on a Week’s TiiaL
advaMap to <nm:t lorn white bare
aod ■iur-.ng the first port of Im» »lay, o.
maay r- u.re more thia
tavmtswat
by «teetnaty.
Ha •
u. a* ia>ien with tereiaMm-
w.G fr-«a tba wbota sseno •«*«, ami th.
aatrbesic
at -oa- of hi. cure»
Wen. nothing »br,rt of miractea. So
AT JEWELL S OLD STAND
men.
are already ao,ux.nl*>!
w.t;. ha» mola d treatment, it wttu
won r r — r v fo »tate that h. lev ¡ hl *
mertnaa« tw tbe majority of — —t .nJ
perf-ct. bis cure» by tba »■mdecr.l p w-
er of electricity.
Tle-reare few I,!» to which tba hum­
an fle»-. • beir, which ran a-A be reliav-
«1 and f-nerally pemianently cured by
Dr. Damn • »leeto>-magt>eUc treatnaent
and eamre that have revi.ted t/ie rfi- rte
of ordinary physician» hnve yielded to
bi* power. Tbeae raeea embrace alm-et
G. K am
every hwm of dmeaee. an.1. a* »aid te—
f'*» ■ no our, women r ehiid n—1 dee-
KTCGLAMUA. IMI W Hl
pa rof r> !.ef and rare while Dr. Darrin
<dlerw bi» invaluable aerriee?
Th* lucre**»* in N «uu ber of Spectacle«
!>appij a laoDg Felt Need.
■iret/.r ia prepaired fo u»t and fit eye
Z'.aere» to any -ieairing them.
Ina
often aeked, parties
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING
I'ni.ka Mber phyi-ian* who have be- larly bj tbeaa who can recall tbe cua-
erme eminent in their prvdewioo. the tom« ai*«! eipencn'.r-v of 25 ycarv
d.ct«*s rharge.
extremely m-xierate “Why do
many
nowaday»
and rea-onable accordmg to eirram- • ear taaa««?'
J he answer ¡4 eaay
atances and ability to my, and he will ’ir.e mureaae in toe number of ape» -
n- t undertake any ease that be cannot lac e* worn i.-» cot to De r»-garded as an ■
core or benefit. C--"«wl’ation is free to eviJecee of m-*>lern degeceralion of tbe !
ail * h-xild there be ease* that are in­ eye», out rather tba: a ¿ong foil necessity |
curable, he w’ll immevl^lely discover naa been me?.” For it «flonid ba re-
them on cvHMuitation thue aavtng hi* a^embered that witbin me r<*t qaarter I
patient* any further expenditure of A a century much La« been ¡earue'i
A S plendid A ssortment of
time -w money, which they might oti.er- ( ¿best ibe va.ue of g‘.a«sef, and the range .
wi«e aqouider.
' A !be*r appipation and asef^tnees L?«
Dr. I»arrin make, a .pm tally -,f all j (ken enormou« extended Of coarse the
disea*ra of th* rar. eye, nooe a»*i throat, eyes need raocs be.p now than formerly,
received. Our Bargain Tables tell the cost.
catarrh, and d«afnraa and ai. nerv >ja, as ibe airxcr“* of aork ihey are required
chroni-- and j>riv*te d,»eare«. aoeh ar i ta do is mock greater ibau at any pre-
... Have you seen our Granite and Tinware....
>o»a of manhood, blood taints, ayphiii», I y ;» tw peri«xl in tbe world s history.
gleet. gm>rrh.»a. "tnetare «|>errnab rr-
The sewing machine« and many other
hora seminal waaknrae, and k-oa of mventkma of its Hase save the labor of I
d-«ire -r sexual power in either man or U>e hands only to add
that required!
w -oan. All pwraliar female trmbie-. of ibe eyes.
U.SI'EKWEAR. Sox, SHIRTS. H a TS, OVERALLS, R I B-
leucorrboea, displacement*, etc., are
5ew einplojtmen f, near amuseinenU, I
Oinfi-ientially and «ucceeefully treated. and new fa«biooa are tonunually being
Bixs, L ace , E mbroideries at Bed-Rock Prices
Nest <?_«-» can be treated at home after intro-Irj rd to increase tbe exactness Laid I
ne ri.it to tbe-i-etor'« oiBce.
>ir<»n theee e«a«»tirs an 1 del«cale organs,
office hour* from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. fne steady d » r.ase of > . era , Uigeib- t
Evenings, 7 te A. Sundays 10 to 2. er with the g n rai • .capt e • U iitera*
The worthy
r will I*- treated free, : lure an ? a spread of taste for it, the
except medicine, *cn.r 1 n< U> hi» time en j : u* ?‘i-.
;! a - . >n of no»ei, magaainei
honorrel cu»tom •rot« 9 to 10 a. tn. au I nv«».a;*er, tbe iiicreatAag use U
daily.
aridfoial illumina.’on, all combine U>
Circulars and question blank* sent [ovei’as :Le eye«, add to ae-ikne-ae or I
Al! baa¡nea ipje-.rj v le troy the right ou’esa tbe
relations with Dr Iiarrin are «tnctl» • req cred a: 1 aud pr-jlecifoa be tupplied I
fid ■ •
j’broagb every mean« al our disposal.
< ures that can be referred to, cured Tbna it h.ipL,— qj that the sometime los- I
• it. iramn.
' Jr?
p '»pe.rly ad ¿pted g •• ■•■s has come j
Mr». G. Karg, Leland, Ore., sciatic to be n?e»‘gi» ae-J an i tin ierec-xd by very j
rheumati»tn, cured.
luanv ui the pree-i»: generation as one of
C. C. Prrel-fy, Woodville, Or., deaf­ tbe rea neceaeitiee of their live«.
ness. curoi.
Dr. Darrin it prepared to test and fit
Wm. Henor. Medford. Or. deafnos SO j ibe ejts w. if «Uii#es in conneci«on attb
years, evrvd.
I h.s reg’; at practice.
HadaHl Dye, &>is*. Idaho, abceaa of
Dr. Darrin trea:s ail forms of curable j
the eye, cured.
eye I km
Cha». Carney, Jack»-nville, Or., ca­ at the if
tarrh for year», cured.
ooiil O. lo*w*r
John Martin, Cove, Union Co. Or.,
< i KEO
bydrvxMle, cured.
We furnish any make of tire on six makes of wheels
Burt Adam« Kerlre. < >r., dia.'!.arpng J udge Crovkef«'« Opinion of Dr.
rare f->r year», cured.
Now is the time to buy a tatidem, the 97 mode'.; a $75 wheel for $35.
Darrin, al li>crl Josephine,
O. F. McCrary, Jacksonville, Or .
\our wheel taken in part payment for a new one.
All
reader«
of
thU
paper
are
by
tOM
deafne»» 7 irar«, cure»!.
We furnish anything made for the Bicycle.
Miss .Mary McConnell, Genneuuce. time, familiar vitii th« name of Dr.
Damn and they have nc doo bi read
Coaster Brakes put in any wheel.
I-lab->, croa»-«-ye, cured.
«uh imervsi
roani» of many remark
Our stock is the largest and assortment the best in Southern Oregon.
Mr». Martlia Woodruff, Cleveland. Or.
•hie cure* this celebrated physician has I
partial partly »is, cured.
Up-to-date goods and down to-date prices.
Ex-Judge <i. Ooekett, Merlin. Or., performed. Wa aoapect tliat soma Lave j
read the les itnouia s of grateful pit^nls !
-b-afne»» 10 yean. re»t--re>l.
\--lua Webster, We»t->n, Umatilla Co with some ss«pici<Ni as *0 there aatijen
. ticity, tlkcrefore we aie gratified to be
Or. catarrh, cured.
I able to present a terimonial that ma*-t
Wm Hunter,Eugene City Or.catarrh
petal ra*«t every p*»? si Me doubt. There
twenty years, rwtorwd.
Edwin Firth'» daughter, 371! Adam* is probai l* not a better known man in
Josephine county titan Judge Crockett,
street, Tacoma, deafnea*. realored.
He
J•
a ididook
propr
Mi»» Binlie Schmidt, Jack»onv«lk-. who wm cosn'y judge for yean.
Or., discharging ear and deaf new, cured. nas spent a lifetime among ibe people of
i am prepared to furttiab anything in the line of Cemetery work in anv kn
Cbri»t Miller’» daughter. North Yak ibis rettmn aud Lis reputation is such OÍ MAET-1 E r GRANITE
' .hat no one will qnerii m his ttutLful*
uua, Wash., fistula of tbe jaw, cured.
Nearly thirty year........ sperience in tbw Marbi« bh«i»eea warrant« my earing
A. Jackson, S-atco. Wash, gains in j«*s. He has received relief at the
at I can fill your order» in tbe very beat manner.
rvande of the gr at benefactor. Dr
the hack »n he could not move, cured.
L an furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind of
H. A. Tucker, prevident of the bank Darrin, and ¿esirra to inform ail the Marble.
sffl
eted
that
they
may
have
lhe
earn»
at fieneaee, Idaho, catarrh 15 y»*ar».
•pportunity.
Jnlg.- Crockett’s taatj* From Street Neu
cured.
Green.--» Gar.ah
H P. G -reline. Lookiugiaaa, Or., ileal- monial is giv» • be ow
H. A. REED
LAIWM.
liuatoa, Mrs. Clara,
Thompson. Mr». I.. W.
oewTt.ncx.
Hieven«, C. E.
Corper, L. C.
Hieven», H. C.
Rebler, Fran»
lire rermon.
Monroe, l>.
Tevebaugb, Jea»i« I.
No name ia rrxjr« inlimaleij a - xie'e-1
Iiale-1 at Granta Pa»» Oregon, thia
with the biatory of Granta Pa««, par­
loth day of -^-ptember, ISta».
ticularly Old Granta I'»»« of the ante-
C. E. H »ama. P. M
railroad day», toan that of E. Dirurnxk
For yrar» he «a» p<re'.aia»tor and
keeper of tbe «L»¿e • tattoo ar, 1 eaaily
the foreiooet man in influence ia the
eonaueily.
Na Capital Ncrurry to »ell o.r Toa».
Coffe«» and Spice«.
HOLMAN A SON
.St. Louis
Washing Machine
th rckaafWrat tbe
*10.00
■
T5T’*
and Labor by using a
Thic iv4w«l |4y«K*aa Wie Cram
F "
1
r.a.» a
-d • . ' a
For Fall and Winter, 1900.
T hcbsdat , SEPTEMBER »o, 1900
1 naie
pre»-..
You Will
a biar>»e ’ are the ce’ebrated
it right by purchasing
j our school .-npplies at
our store. We have a
complete stock ot School
Books. Tablet«. Pens.
Pencils, Inks and the
New
National Note
Books. To "re them is
to purchase.
Prices
very low c :i'idering the
quality.
Slover Drug Co.
»'rust 1». . <>pp<>.lte hrpil
«
WAGONS
— K ept B y —
F. H. Schmidt.
W ho A lso K eeps
HARDWARE.
had
Jet Metal ai-l li
STUDEBAKER
PAINTS AND OILS
HKADqUARTKRB FOR
Reapers and all Farm Machinery
Cght and Heavy-Wagons and
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