Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, December 05, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextROGUE RIVER COURIER GRAST3 I'ASS, OHKGOX. ' Published Every Thursday. Subscription Rate: me l c;,r. In r.lvaiKe, . il ;'5 ni .Mounts, . . . . .iif, Urea Months, ... fc'iifcia Loiiles, . . . ', Advertising Riuea i-'urnUhtxl on application al the ofbce, or uy man. s Do You Want A. E. VOORIIIKS, 1'Roi-B. & Mxgh CRED ME.VSCH, - - KniTOH Entered at the txu-t oflice at tirants !', virion, a eiiu-claa mail mailer. TJIURSDAV, DKCEMBKR, S, 1WI1. avi. Naiion, TO years oM lim 1 e n cr inlula divorce from Carrie , hio fam ous SpOtlte. Iit'it Clcilfju adviaes that Aguiiialjn i e br.nlit to Hie United Hlale. Tbougl he Is a captive, tie is credited with ntir riiiK up strife and sedition anion); lib lelluw iMlipinos and hid removal uuy neroine a necusniljr. One of Hit! worst lallnal wreck which has occurred fur a long linn Imperii ( last Wednesday on the HVua.h railroad near Adrian, llirh 1 a at a head on collision and hat'Dened. it ii raid, on acciunt of Hit engineers' liilstakinittue ntine of one station for thai of tin it her in reading his order. J im i iiiMi.-er in turn blsni'-s the eon tlorlor for mil correclinx him, as tin c i.tl'ii:!or (haul I hove, discovered fruit tin M):intls I hut the inginrer was ii rmr. i oiiuiiuior and cniiiriecri ol iiHMriKir train are men who work under an nlinmt Incei-smit slruin ( I rerpniiiihility and if an often happen". "' re oviiwjiIimI in the ncrfornianc "I their dulv, dimmer thoulil not caiiM t,iiii-n, ann overtaxed n i ul or bod cuimi.t be cerla iily relied upon. non'li Atr ia is a nmruna for Ih ipula:ion of Ibiliah iieniirals. If Klli-ti encr co ill have united ui;ur din Knn.l., tiiiipainn, he would have retained faun aa a jrcal Knicral, but his reputation 1 lioiiiB radly to pieces before Iho ilea, II aim of the Jloeis. It is now a;orlc(. Ihat t lie llriih-h hay nol enough men it ll.e liel.l to cmry on successful curia lione. The Ilji rr ate as active as ev.it iid Ihur ability to harass their opto- ne n i s rni tin, tipmlng tbut they can msku w iili a fe men against inuny, b sonieiiiinu womlcrfu'. The ripen o wie war In (jreiit Jlrita ill ! ennrinrm ami at ll.e premnt rHle hnnlciup me lioveriiiiient in a few team, 'ji, u -n 10 end the war rccm lutile. Enj. land bus already auir.irtd a loss ii I' iiii.h mm value rar htyoiid Hit w.ii Hi io her of the Transvaal and lit III I II t n . To Bavc a whole lot of Money ? Wc are Closing out Ladies' mid Mines' Jackets, Caj.es and Mackin toshes at Way Down Prices. Wo are willing to lose, to closo them out. It will pay you to ex amine them. 4 i Red Star Store. w Front street, oppo Depot, f M Uryden Note. ( lUvcived loo late lor last issue ) Mr, J. T, Harmon made a trio to Grants Pass last waek. Rumor says that Mr. Carter is bnvinu nor land in tin vicinity of bolrna. Mr. Pmilb is uuttini ur Qua atom at Selma. This place will be good town yet. Tin recent rains have raised ner Creek so the salmon hare at last Rot ver the falls and (lie boys are mrikinir nivoc among theui. Hume of the young men of Dry tit n aiim p,elty near having a racket the her iiijhtauil even talked of huntinif 1'iiu is bid business, bovs. esoeciallv if yviir guns are loaded. Mr. Chnrlee Kipbart is out from bin ilacer mine on Allhouee. Ho says that lie time for minimi has nut cnimt vet an le tbonglit that he could come up and cat i li.ikcv. I'rom Ihl "boom boom" that we hear emiHoiie is KoinK to do souia aood slinot. iK at Hie shooting match, ThanksitivinK i ne gets any turkeys. Razor Hack. A Wa.liniKton Ui'ltr eays coneernliiu mo prts in in: "riignaciiMis as I'reti tb rit it macvelt Ih iri-iivra'lv mii.i i-1 I, be, he hat bud b! lill of frilling durln, v io pa',1 week and has In I ly inn awuv lor a lew uays t luise on ('hern pi uke baj where he can fill bis limxi wl I. r..l air and make ready for she strain thai win inevllahly attend the opening ui i'iKres. J lie hitter political contest Hate b'cn waged in New Y... I. Dtli watc, in soveral soulhirn Hales ami penally m Missouri, have eniirelt ati-IUdlho preiideni's love of combat. i lien, l,o, Hie britletcape from official diet will euible him to cotiilder bl otirde In whi, t gMierallv i x ie. i., I i, bj a bitter it u.-gle between liiniull and si na umI preroi.itiva. This may coin. uinui in sevciul wajs hut that it will tjino sooner or laUir. no nnu l,..r.. q H Biionr. Eur ii s'lince.ouly this week, wr. uoji. vjit anno inc y lint Ih all mid ielict t tli.:er for proinotiou to high rank In llieainiy solely on their words and Ihat politicul intl icnce would cut no fliMioin the inutiar. The senators to boiu ho made this) statement coulJ hardly believe their rata. One repub lican lenator, who fairly represents others, so far as feeling Is toiicerued, at itice itiortid sharply. "Very well, i"r. luimlint" be mid, "this is iaiati..ii; of ,0ir puip.n.. im l "U .1 teiiiind vo l, sir. that llm i., i 'n iirtol , ep iiinting power til t in Kowrnuie-il ; Hint it in it cm lli.li mi iH'iiim. I oim niiiilo by you; and Hial i ... y nave ,.ii . iiing very ilill rent to nyo-i ill" ni' j ct inter on." TI,m, if i nite, a pt.te u.illv n .leelsrution id v.v ; uhv he'll Ulll reu!t in a lma,l mi t il'i-ion nr no', rum tins to le. tuvti. I, I'ii'.'Iw opinion k.ipp,.rl M t, Ui.isevolr, lu ni.l am ; fi M u, tl UVl) , (( lE ,n enalois ulij will dare to stuuj againnt Hugo Item, 6unday fjcbool at two o'clock everv tununy Daily mail Don't fnnmt in oi letters to your best girl. Cars are shipped and loaded .b.ilv ilh lumber bv the I'unW li,n. .i liitfo. IIn'o has a good inanv blnwliarilM.il i prides Itself on some bravo men o in pjrlicular, who can't be tnnde to it down IIiiiiiiiioikI aud Kowe. both of I filial. were mauled at Grants Pasa Nov. 2'1 I hey went to Klamath Falls on a wed ling trip. We expect them home soon l.iteniry every Haturdav nluht. (l,i i Hi (or licit Saturday. 'Iuwilvi.il n.ii Joluuibus deserves more honor fur present downpour this will mrtly be an unprecedented winter for the turners, The mask ball given bv tha K n T on Thanksgiving night, was a grand success, notn locially and financially mere were four prizes awarded r ..ii first prize, a handsome lamp, Mrs. J'aul ouiarmgsoii, representing Martha Washington : second to Mrs. John Vanburger, representing igiii- uentlemen's Orst prize fountain pen, was awarded Mr. Charlie Mice, of Placer, representing "Soldier; second prize, a bandsonio eilk mufllei vt .-nr. tv. Jrohn. renrescntinu "a (ientleman" (full evening dress.) There were some vory handsome costumes, both ladies and gentlemen 'a. "(ireen- back" was renreneii!e,l In by Mrs. U. Carvol. Tliu entiro back nl costume being green aud the front gold color. Mr. John Hyde bad a hand some suit of black t-ilk lace over )ellow silk decoraii d with horse idioes of silver representing "(iood I.nck." Carrie McCulloeh as "liutteifly" was verv pretty. The "Hower (iirl" an.) "Hpnng" represented by the Ilnnnum sisters; "America" bv Misees Ilthel Dysert and Jirigg," The Bulletin" by Mrs. Otten, of Placer, and many others were very handsome, hut kpocb will mt piirmlt describing all. The sailors were very pretty, also jockeys, Chinamen. clowns etc. Mr. W. Ilenj im-m, 0f Placer, looketl very handsome aa 'Ixjrd r'auntleroy." Mr. Brown as a "Turk" was very nice character. John Hyde represented the "New Man" In fine Style. The hull wan verv li;ui,ln,,,u decorated with Hie locli'c colors. The grand inarch was led by a colored gentlemen and school girl (Mr. and lr Hoper; and an elegant (upper was given oy Mr. u. v. Jlioinpuon at 11 :30. The music was rendered bv Mr. nml lr It. L. Di-maree, commencing at it o'clock and continuing until live in tho morning. everyone eipree-..,,, theiusulves .,.,.,K n ,,n nine ami tiiongli', it a shame to close the dance so turlv. ties belong to the company. Tbil will jiake Waldo and vicinity one of the liveliest iau-.pi on the coaet. So well Copper Mine. U ii ruporUd here that the Bowel. copper mints near iVsldo have been sold to Faa Fra ni.ro capualists for a coasideruloii of :iO,Q'iO. Titse uiiuea no bi the er.me topper belt aa the 'A uliio and l're- ioi Peak wines. Curry County Quartz. A five-mamp ui.ll is being manu factured in Portland for the Mule Mountain Mining Company, whose orks aro located on the bank of llogiit river, 4o utiles from its mouth, in Curry county. A ledge of ore is now being followed which runs six to 24 feet in thickness, and at a depth of 300 feet asenys :!! a ton. Cousidetable rock bar oeeu shipped to San Francisco bv schooner, but when the mill is set up this will be treated at borne, at a very lo coat per ton. A the live sump mil!, running night aud day, will crush 15 tons, the profit ol the mine ought to be considerable. Tbu mill, will be the Crut uiiarlz uronher erected in Currv couiilv. Con si lerahle placer mining has been done in that county for many yuare, but the ouartz ledges Irom which (be gold dust is supposed to have washed bave hither to been neglected. The Mule Mountain mine is 25 mile from West Fork, in Douglas lounty. Steep bills intervene between Stations and mine, and them are no good wagon road, so material irid supplies will have to be taken in from Portland by way of Gold Beai b, ,,nd Itogue river. t rs, in particular, were there in nntner ous strength, overflowing Ibeir allotted space, ro that the dancing area of (be nail waa curtailed thereby. The cos tumes were ingenious, gorgeous and tieantiful. Three prizes were awarded. Vliss Hamilton representing "Indian n'lua" received the prii'j for beet sus tained Uiaractei. for handsomest cos tume, the priza was swarded to Mrs Otto Walter, renrenentinir "Morning (lory." Miss Cora Ramsey received the prize as best cake walker. The music was furnished by "The Six." Parents' Day. Wednesday Dec. 11. everv parent having a child io our schools, and everv oni ulna who is tnturpalpd in thp'nroiress and succefi of the schools, are urgently requested to give their presence io tbe department in which they are most interested. Much of the moat in teresting work of the day is done in tbe morning session, so come in trie morn ing and stay all day. The Copper Stain. Th developments at the Conner Stain mine ire show ing very satisfactory con- iltions as regard richness of ore ami extent of dipoHit, aud it is the intention ol tne owner to erect a 10 stanm mill on tbe property in the nearlulure. The 0'jpper Stain has been subjected to one i the nioet thorough proipectings that as neen given any mining nrooertv in southern Oregon. A asgon road to the nine will he one of the first ol the, im provctnerits to be completed. The rotitt Has been thoroughly examined and the onsiruclion ol the road wil not 1 lifhcult. Holiday Boods Clly Election. Ci v cln.iji, was i.dj Monday. 1 iillu interest was inanilcblsi there was hut one nominee for ma; or an I no h sue m tli.- il.ciion. t'l.r vote was ic I..111UM, iiht, the total lumber heirg ml, T, follow in,: is the o.e in do tail : " I-. K lemer. mm or C"l. W. J, 1, ni. .ii, ir.iiMiicr hum inn, I- 'tig teim ..1SI . "05 I ' L 1 1 1 1 e. . ii i k i r S ,. rl f. I' Kverybotly knows that as Christm .1SI f 1 T 1 1 ll'f 1:1 I'll AO the tluon-r thickens, ami mttisfacforv K.!r.,.;.. becomes more ami more tlillicult. Do Your Christmas Shopping Early while the stock is complete. We have just received direct fmm n '.xv Vn.i, factory, a beautiful lino of Ladies' Neckwear, onsisun-j oi tlio latest Novelties for the Holidays. Wo aro showing a complete lino of Ladies I'.nibroukTcJ and I.ace Tritnuie.l IlandkercliiLfs. Men's Initial mid Silk Handkerchiefs and Mulllers. Ladies' and Gent's Kid Gloves in all (!u I.ati; Sliadts. Sofa I'ilK.w Cases with PhutoKrnplicil p.-encs. We have a few Ladies Waists. Cnum ;.n,l .ln,.i,. ets li ft which we aro C'losin-r out at u (ireat count. Any one of the above articles will make ..." t i a nice I'liristiniiN present, E. C. Dixon. Shoes and Furnishings. in '! n l.- -i i .;i ""-rl I. im .i. a. i; o, U-i I -i . t'.-.t.k Hi lie d It'rrrvbnat Colluiort leif. I nit S.UHnti",. .,,,1 ca ule.l .'n'linl.LV i, , . "g on S.u, l r im i., n l,t .I,,, !"" l ' ' io I ' or 1.1 miniile.. 1'. i liio,i,:lit tint not i ,. ti,4ll jo 1' op; weie dtowne.l, alilimiah the Sti 11 i'. '. caiiied hetaivu l." an I '.ilo '" lb "aoi.tlm, a in i,t w it-.u-l, I. j ,r.-d, ami al er rem, g lli M'iiMti g- on ihr San li.ifn, I ti,t 'J hud, pr. e,.id.d to S.iu rran-i-c uuui r her wu steam. ill-civering America than tt anliiilLitiin for defending Ibe Vtiited Slates." All mute, I to attend The Thanksgiving ditm-a at Mr. Wit. 'Mm Piiidy's wns oxcelleul. All ex- p.isM'd Iheunielves ai enjoying the eve ning Supper at 12 wss all Hint would oirfv the most (anlidioun IskIk : tbeio w n t ii-i'nis Irom .Merli i. I ,.Un.l , .1 1 if ai.'s l'a-. j Will "It, I." my ciiK'iicm i leii.I.es' .i i-!l..it .1,1 la-id prodii.e Utx T I u in I ' I, i lis iii a pumpkin cmintrr, sty M siiini. I. . iiiiiitiiii and li.,i where n I H not ...tte,I, su acre of i.U U, ,1 l produ e a great loinv mom tlmn j n w. Neither old oi n..w land Ii g.,,i, j or po.t.pk'in in Uiu sectni'i of tins j - t r r A ., w.iuld like for "II ib" Io ! et.oi v on tlie piodicls of the (iirm j ii.. I i! he Im urn- specialty we would j ! gl .1 lor bun to give t, pi,. iIB ! t.-iielll of II. j Ctu'.xmas will Mh.n be here, hat do v.'il Ibin almut a Iron in il. i boiiM-'.' I,,k. nn From tireenlitvck Mm W. Tliouipsoii and daughter! 'clurned to roitbtnd Sunday. Ar. hie Virtue hits returned to Hie! neeniij. k and will resume woik e . Chiir. h m rviie were held in the ball j l.l in, lav evening, rhei a g..l I i' i. r.o.iit. e. Her I K -, .,io ha Imoi' taking a t.-n da' av oil, haa reliuncd and . Im.kiiij "Sle a id heart) . i e . . . , i i o oi wain ami plater uiiuea :i e ruuui.ig lu'l I.Uil. 1 it keeps up t,0 I VVeildo Copper .Vines A small (on e of men is now rmplovid at the Waldo copper mine. The work will nol be puahed this wlu'er, but lint prii g it is tbu intention to put on a force ol :'0.l men on Iho several proper- Something Hcv, Uoen Placer Mine. Hie J'.'an placer on Koiih ri vnr U being operated this winter by Eltuer Oolvig and Lee Anderson. This mine contains a large area of rich travel Iviuu a ong the north side of Iiogue riorbe low Oalice creek. The gravol deposit is not deep and It lieu high enough above r ver to give an excellont duttiD. The gravel is not heavy, large boulders being a rarity, rotliat little trouble is experienced from lliid houi-cw. Tim gold H monly U io. It is river gold, but is far from h'limolth verv lk'ht oualitv that I. loiuid in some localities, as the district is goiii producing and the gold ol this mine has not bwn moved a great dist ance from it original source. The par ti :les aru fnirly heavy and sometimes small nuggets are secured. Tin water ipply is taken from s(verl gulches W licb (I'lickly run down after the rains a i that Hit) working season la necessarily i'lort. The mine has a verv unnd wter rijht, but the ditch is not yet completed. When a good water supply is added, the mine will lake rank among our very productive rroiiei ties. It Is eoiiirim d w tb a No. I giant, with tight inch pi. and a reservoir. . To Treat Diss Urea "Hob," of the "Iiel.ind Sidings" hav ing from time to time spoken of the need of a not Iter to work the aiilnhnrai ores of the I.sland district, the following orcuieiiicntion in ollered an a suggestion : lb. n, 1. elan 1, Oregon. i mm! oy an item in the K.iiml- K n t Courier, that jour people ure havinn irouuio ill treating still, buret in,i, What Is your base m.-tal ? If not too much copper or lead you ought to ueahle to work it on tbe property by the on lorine process: the izreatenl pmn.. ii crushing the ores. The leaching pro cess is very cheap; the most eipensive thing is a leverberatory furnace to roast your ore, tlie halanco vats, generator, lea 1 pipes and other small utensils are comparatively inexpensive. 1 Would Le very gUI to einlain the whole thing to anyone who is interested. I have hud '.woyearscipcricnte in Swan mm, Wales, nt Viviau's A Sons' works under l'rol. Koss. II. !: ii,-, GlgBLrwic Ore Vein M. ('. Pctnins aud A. J. I'ike am Hie o.-nersofa UMinmotli tiuaitz property in the lry Oiggings district. The vein h coiiiwed of talcous schist, with an intricate network ol talc veins r,,i,, all through it. The vein is 20) feet in width running from wall to wall ft a 'ssy-j iite evenly throughout its whole width. An average sample assay gives a vaiue ol -,1.5s to the ton. $:) no f this b'ing Iree gold. The sulpliurets cr r tallies of about $u. The dinien (ions and ready aci esaibility of tins piopeity, witb the laeilnv with which o uiight he worked, makes it one of giand promise. Worked on a Uig. scale, its productiveness and value would lw enw mous. The ore is soft and could be -co pel o,.t l v in ai;,,, steam sliovel r k.. e ..' in ,. ,, mined aith a '"' !' !:' ! .I i . ike It trcm. ti'louv Grave Creek News The Letaiid schonl clo-d with a fine program and a large attendance despite the rainy weather. Miss Smith baa proved a most excellent teacher and tbe c nldren are profited thereby. D. L. Browning and wife of Placer, visited Grants I'ass one day last week Mrs. E. M. Light of Grave has gone to vnit her daughter, Mrs. (J W. Light ol Placer, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Porter spent Thanksgiving with friends in Grants Pass. Miss Iva IV.terjon of Hugo, is visiting- with Mit9 Margarite Oggier of Grave Miss Kuliv Liitht of Grave was visiiinu Miss fiullie Kiuney of Kitiuev villa Sun day last. Mrs. West of Placer has been quite stck hut is slowly recovering. Ada Light of Leland is visiting with her sister Mrs. W. 8. Williams of the Greenback mine. lied At her home ne.r Leland, on the evening of November i8. Mrs Kjan; alter a lingering illness. She leaves a husband anl live children to uiouin her untimely end. Leaves nave their time to fall And fiuwers. to wither at the north winds breath. And stars to set. hut all - Thou hast all (canons for th neown, 0 ueaiu. SaLLIK. Williams Items. Mibs Abbie Stitea is visiting friends in your city. Dr. Atkins of Medford SDett several days here, the guest of J . S. Gotcher. Charles Kincade was in Grants Pass I ist week. Wm. Brown and son. Chester. Klamath, are viiiting relatives at this place. Tlie silver medal contest followed hv box Bociul will be held at the public hall Saturday, Dec. 14. All are cordially invited to attend. Kev. Ilalcroft, assistant state mission ary, is holding a reries of roeetinira at the Baptist church. Tbe Baotist Sunday school gave a harvest festival Wtdnesday, Nov. 27, which was quite a (access in in way end was well attended. Dr. Le!ie conducted the fitne-a' ser vices of Gran Irnotuwr Anderson. Miss Pearl Pavidsonof M:souii Fiat is visiting frienda here. Leland Sittings, We are having a steady tain wilb no ind. Tbe miners bave plenty ol water. Tbe ram baa come op so steadily tbat it baa been a regular soaker that will iiive tbe miners water for a long time. Tbe mines that gel water Irom Grave creek hate been ranniug for some time. As they were all ready lor .he water, they marled witb tbe Grsl rains. Lewis is operating bis big mine run ning night and day. He employs quite force of men. At tbe Goff mine be hai8Sfeet of bank, with "pay" from mil-fain to bedrock. Tbe mine has hiiy nmiuiira and a irood dumo. Mr, lataia hiinawlf anemia most of ll IB time in Portland where be has other business inletesta. We hear ol some good quartz on upper Grave creek. That country baa never b en prospected much for quartz. Soma of the s Lock owners of the Coo per Staio mine bave lately arrived from lue east, luey are wen pieaseu wun tha develonnieut of the mine. Their headquarters are in Leland wbere tbey can get good accotnmouattons sou also be near telegraphic communications We underataud that Robert Ciockett. the section foreman at Leluud. will soon take charge of the runnel 9 section. Mr. folsou at Tunnel 9 will take the Leland section. We do not liie to see Hubert go, but tbe bout of friends must part. Mr. Crockett was summoned to Grants Pasa b telephone last Satutdav as ber mother was very sick. Kjbeit Virtue made Grants Pass a visit last week. Our town was full of people lBt Saturday, the must ol theui miners lay ing in supplies. Mr. Robert Crockett met with uuite a loss one day last week as bis valuahtt dog was i un over by the cars. Several of his hens have also been run over by tbe cars. Kinnevvdle is holdinn -its own and b milieus is moving right along. Kinney hat a new cook, one who understands bis business. Ed. Oupont, Kinney's blacksmith hae accepted a potition aa carpenter on the ranroad. Wood haulers bave finished their work for the year. All of the nilinir ground is full. The masquerade ball given at the Greenback mine was well nlmnder! although the night was quite rainy. Mr. Eddy gave a dance at bis place one day last week. They bad a bin crowd and a good time. Somo of our lokobama people were at tbe dance. 1 okobama is one mile south ol Kin- neyville. We expect Ihe valley to bt all cut up with villages and towns if thev keep on laying out town sites. Hon. Hello There! Don't Take Your Eye Olf Ihe Main Chance. Ilon't mibs the opportunity of seeing our holiday line. Now is the lime and this is the place to buy the newest and uest mr Liinsimas. All brand new no hold-overs from last year. Remember your many ftienda this year as you never did before. Ynn can do it wilb best selections for young or old at fairest prices and in the greatest vatiety of freeh Dew styles making the matter of selection an early and pleasant recreation. Come and look 'at our line of d-corated China ware lor the Holidays. Don't lorget tbe place. mm miii ii ttiiiioiuMtrirniriutmmMMniiiinim,,,, 1 II Bicycle Head I yr mm AN Kinds T lltenpt tv "van-riCesj fi- Guns and Locks Repaired. Saws Gum- ' ined. Knives and Scisors Ground. Sew ing Machines cleaned and repaired. Mud Guards 75 cents each. Carbide, Lenses and Tips for yourlSicy. cle Lamp, at Paddock's Bicycle Den, EAST OF DEPOT. - GRANTS PASS, ORE. i i i Buy Anything- THAT YOU HAVE TO SELL AND THAT SOMEONE ELSE MAY WANT I t You mav h ivn some articles amonz vour noBsessions tint n k.. : - - - - j "-.rmiaa i for and never will have uee for why not convert them into cash. I pj J(g cash for them. If yon are going to move away let me buy yonr bntiHbog ttrfi t F will rr ! -a vnn rv. vrvil nriiiiia Sewing ihri-hine for rent and for sale. Ike M. Davis. C.. ci e is. . I CmtrAa Vnlsl nn ikia Inel. ai Dte, t. , wum wuavs vra a uiu liisiUlllllVlll at lull. n Display This Week A Fine Assortment -of- A Biff Rush A great many people visit Smith's New York Racket Store Every day to see the wonderful Display of Christmas Goods DANII'L FKEDEKICK, Front s'reit, oi-pogiie Water Tank llrants I'ass, Oregon. New Pictures AT 31. Clemens, I'KKscuirnox dkuuoist Oranjt pront, oppo. Opers Mouse. the i mE!3 GOODS. MANY L NEW THINGS? TO LOOK AT. Santa Claus Gets his load at Smith's New York Racket Ston (.'rv.vtal Civjc Ti-s-ll,. l';,lT f,,r .-.,,. ,.y sok, ll) t.,.,ts i(.r 1. ill. A lino lino of Knncy St;i tifiicry for lln llnli.lay Iriiilo, in ftirri'i't Ntylc uiiil colori ii;M. Wt' huvo Ktiiniliit4 vt rv Swell at fl.ihl ,,T ,ux f Slover Drug Co, Proscriptions. I "1 . ln-miM.s" vln ( . r..l iM.i, ii,,, !, !.,;,., M, (i,.r) ' l .l it,..., l ,., vi,i,.r, ,,'it '' I' ' lnit ' ll. -l.avi.r.,.' Ir. in tl. ' '' "' lii-'l ii..u"...i.g i!.iv I.Miball -..,1 .111,1 I,,-, I,;,,. t. ,ll'. lP,a . r,-t l...,e i.Mii.ti. The too.l hi '" ' 1 111 " " iv w.tia ov,.r. The . I in. hly mi. 'ii ! ar grimly c,i-,ttt. i-iv i..,.i .. icini.iiy ,, tv,,y '' "l"'' e y ftiught i, r. lu tUr lit.t hal-. Hi ni-re s'.a. I 6 1,. 5 Hn l .ruf Is l.ir a chm-ly conlt ilnl gain.. lo..ked la-vi-rah e, but tl. u J tm ,nv uim ws) ol t. --.,'tn U-.." It . a '.iw, rainy, am.ly a:t.rii.,ri, ni vurlhe-l'-ssa !ark,. ,,) ,s m ttu.,tl. Iheaieiia was in a beauiilul! tilt am) Mchlitig i-..i,iii.,i, ., ,i,. , ... 'il. teams lo. k on a r nuiar sulaluej "e -i ,re liie gaum 0...r. Ca. lal lies wet l,,.,,.,n ,, 1P were serious. 1 hanksjiving MasHueraale. Ihe Th.i.li.jni.g ,,,. ,,r llr I or. .t.r of Aui.Tira al tl.r i , Li, urn,. I .p., i, tors snl .la.ic.ra lal J i t.-r u I ll,. u.ual .iimner. Tlie ,axta- j VOU WILL FIM) aVT... khe.mi:k',s dkug stoke. The largest and finest assortment of Doll Carriages and Go Carts lAcr hroiifrht to Crant.H I'ass. Other Hcli.lav prost'iits arriving daily, l'oHfolliM!i liuildiii "IKl ll.tH lalHIIll UUh U KEWr YEAIt'S urn mi UTIOII VALUABLE GIFTS To Be Given Away Free To I'atrons of Uio Following Stores: H. C. Uobzi Cramer liros, .... iinrdwartf. jartli&Son, .... Clothing jJr. Krcnicr.t both stores) . . Dru.Etc U. T .lionias, . rurniture, House Furnishing A. L. oorhies. 7Cn.l-il.- i:.- rnricr. L-b C o. . . I)ry Good Mrs. J. A. Hchkopf, . . Variety Store. namid'atorr 1!!'.?'!"''' W"n.h "' ei""U l"-eus...l for cash nt tbe al'" hoUbr uZTTiWM" U''k'" irfven which ontitl.U m wh,,tXuetuh,n:inUa.ry,hT lll'k"ts ' eoiiDWHl, and the per .vlvt Co 5TS .V'nr VT thV D,,m,"-r tickets depo-iU-il, wil ff title the mXZ "'T'1'- Thc s,c,,n'1 and IrVrJa vilu T. T 1" '.r ,"n i1'" lilket a high Brdo I'bonoRrapb K.elak an,l it tZlX J hu thira "" irueawer rJeeiv, an Kastmai moX bVV,' ted "i'iV'.r4 "P R7lv" Columbia Zither siHvial, a siruulv lill out thV w Jl .1 h,'T eomU l"osl 'ou absolutely notlunu; " luaTV,1;, vfssr "wive t,u,m Iad ,1,'1M""i, e 1st. 3d. Tho Gifts Are High Grade Bicycle, Phonograph and Records, Eastman Kodak, Columbia Ziiher, Special, Ladies' or Gents' Worth $30. 3Jk3J or 4x5. Worth $10- Be Sure and Get a Ticket Witt Your Purchase.