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VOL. XXI. GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1906. No. 42. r I Sell Real Estate t t W. L. IRELAND, "The Real Estate Alan." u Ground Floor Courier Bldg. Bert Barnes, Reliable Watchmaker 9 At Clemens' kA A A A A A A A A A A A A CLEMENS SELLS BOOKS and DRUGS, )RAN,E rBON I GRANTS When you want shoes, go to the shoo store. When you want clothes, go to the clothier. NIUS BR01 But when you want Fresli Roasted Coffee, High Grade Tea, Pure Spices, Chinawaro, Japanese Goods, etc., go to Smythe's Rogue Riyer Coffee Market Palace Hotel Block First National Back It. A. IJOOTH, President H. L. (J1LKKY, Cashier. CAPITAL STOCK Surplus and Vnillvlded Receive deposits subject to check or on certificate payable on demand. Sells drafts on New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland and heattle. Special Facilities (or making collections through numerous correspondents. Director: R. A. Booth, H. C. Kinney, P. n. Harth, John D. Fry, J. T Tuffs, J.C.Campbell, II. L. Gilkey. Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co. Paid Up Capital Stock Transacts a general Bunking business. Receives deposits subject to check or on demand certificates. Our customers are assured of courteous treatment and every consideration consistent with sound banking principles. Safety deposit boxes for rent J. FRANK Watson, President. R. A. IlOOTH, Vice-President. L. L. Jewell, Cashier. I KEEP Eyes of Your Light Your Show Windows People usually walk on the well lighted streets and a well lighted show window is the best advertisement. If desired a time switch can be installed that will AUTOMATICALLY shut off the lights at any hour desired, thus keeping the expense down to a minimum. Perhaps our representative can gire you some ideas on how to light your goods without having the lights in the direct line of vision from the outside. Send for him to-day. Condor Water &, Power Company. MAK1SLE AND GRANITE WORKS J. B. PADDOCK. VaafV -- t am prepared t fcr.itL kiining In the line of Cemetery work in any kind ui Maiuwor oranite. Nearly thirty ear of experience in the Marble business warrant my laying that I ran fill tout ordeie in ibe fery beet manner. Can Inrnieb work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind of Marble. Front street, Deal to (ire ne'e Uanabop. 5 Rent Houses Make Loans Aent For and American Fire Extinguisher Call upon or write Grants Pass, Ore. Grants Pass, Ore. AAA A A A AAA A A j PASS, ORE. When you want hardware, go to the hardware store. When you want dry goods, go to the dry goods store. of Southern Oregon J. C CAMPBELL, Vice -President . - 9SO.OOO.OO 1'rnflta S22.000.00 $25,000.00 THE Store Bright DAIRY INDUSTRY IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY Farmers Finding Ita Profitable ness, are Giving Their Atten tion to Cows. Josephine county lias two deduc tions that baa made it of interest to men prated on the dairy interest. One is the very large and profitable market for bntter, cream and cheese and the steady increase that obtains in this trade and the certainty of its more rapid increase in the next few Snob is the growing interest in dairy ing during the past two years that it is certain that Josephine connty with in the next Ave years will become quite as noted tcr its bntter aa it is now for gold mines, frnit, hops and hay. The credit for the first creamery iu JoFephiue county belongs to the Illi nois Valley for one is now being built on the farm of Geo. S. Matheson near Sucker creek bridge six miles from Kerby and fonr miles from Holland. The ground and building is the prop erty of Mr. Matheson, while the ma chinery is being put in by Carl John son. It is expected to have the creamery in operation by the first of March. Mr. Johnson is an expert bntter maker from Sweden, a couutry that is famous for ils fine butter, and he will devote his entire time to the work in their creamery. He has been a resident of the Illinois Valley for the past two years and he has proven himself to be a man f strict integrity and patrons of thoir creamery will be certain of Itir and liberal treatment Mr. Matheson is oue of the big iarmers aud stock -raisors of Sucker Creek Valley aud he has been engaged in a auiall way in the dairy business for several years, aud finding it profitable he now proposes to go into it ou a large male. In order to insure a large number of choice cows iu the herds of his vicinity Mr. Matheson recently went to Smilh River and the other dairy districts of Del Norte county aud bought 60 head of fine three-year-old heifers. These he sold at cost to his neighbors who are to be partons of their creamery. It is expected to have folly 200 head of cows o the creamery list by the first of April. Grants Pass will be the principal market for the butter and it is the expectation of Messrs. Matheson & Johnson to supply the trade with a butter that will bu the equal of the best creamrry butter that is to he bad. Illinois Valley is extremely well adapted to dairying as it his a large years. Tne other is the fine uaUra) advantages as to feed, water and climate that give such advatitagra as will make the daily industry a safe and profitable undertaking. Yet wilh all these favorable conditions fcr the cheap production of cream aud butter and the high price that is readily oh taiued there i i each year vast quan tities of hotter, cream aud milk ship ped into Josephine county. The Grants Pass market is largly supplied from the creameries and dairies of Jackson county, thongh much comes from the Willamette Valley and each snmmervai-t quantities of ice cream is shipped to this city from Portland for the reason that the cream for it manufacture is so difficult to obtain and at prices that are very high, though ice is bad here at Portland prices. But this 81 cad v drain of money that goes out of Josephine county fur dairy products is certain to be changed at no distant time to at least supplying the home demand wit'i the products and the retention of the thousands of dollars that am lost each year to the wealth of the county. The continued low rice of beef stock and the likelihood that the meat trust will be able to hold the prices down for an indefinite time is causing many of the stockmen to turn their atten tion to substituting milk cows for beef animals. The hay farmi rs, w ho have coined money in the jests ai-t, are finding ovtr-produotiru forcing prices below the point that makes it profitable to haul their hay to market and they are beginulng to realize that it is more profitable, to fied their hay to dairy cows. The disastrous times that have fallen ou the hop grow) rs, and the little likelihood of better prices now that the dealers have got hop gambling down to a sysem thut gives them big profits aud the grower a barn living, has taken the interest in that industry all out (if the average Rogue River farmer. The hop grower is thos forced to take up an industry thaf will pay off his debts and give him aud his family all the comforts of a modern farm home, area of land that is productive and the numerous streams render it possible to irrigate mneh of it. As it is from 20 to W) mile to the nearest railroad point, which Is at Grant Pass, it is quite impossible to mar ket such bulky farm products as hay. grain, or potatoes, but a ton of but ter will represent the same value as 50 to lOo tons of sodi products and thns cots down the transportation to a rata that make it profitable to haul the creameiy products the long dis tance to market. Many of the farm ers of this Valley hnrx . fr .-jr.' years )-.:.-"in dairying and ulk'Kiog bolter io a small way on their farms and having separators and giving careful attention to their wort their batter baa a good reputa tion in the markets of Grants Pan. They have beeo breeding op their stock and many of these farmers hare cowl that would compare well with the best dairy herds in the Willamette Valley. The Applegate Valley is another section of Josephine county that is destined to become a fine dairy dis trict This Valley contains many fine farms, largely devoted to stock raising, hay and hops, though a few farmers are engaged in dairying in a small way. Beef and hay have been too low for the last few years to give much profit and hops have been a big loss for this fast year wit'i the result that many of the farmers are plan ning to go into the dairy business. It is quite likely that within the uext year a creamery will be elected at Provolt, which has a cen tral location ai d is easily accessible by wagon loads from all sections of tt e Valley. In the meantime the pro ject is being considered of establish ing this Spring a cream route to Gr.tuta Pass. So great is the de mand for cream in this city, especially duriug the summer months aud the price goes so high that it is probable that as good or better prices could be realized for the cream than if made iuto butter. Two plans of haudling the cream route are nuder consider ation, one Leiug to arrauge to have the daily stage rnunlng between Grants Pass aud Williams to carry the cream, and the other is for the farmers to take tmns iu bringing the cream to Grants PaBB. A city mill route may also be established iu con nection with the cream business. At the prices to be had in Grants Pass it Is quite certain that the Applegate farmers could make more money by selling oruam aud milk in this city than by soiling hops at eight to 10 cents a pound and in hauling hay 10 to 18 miles and telling it for $10 a ten, and having to do the hauling in the Fall when the roads are good aud the price of hay low. ONLY MILL IN0RE60N RUN BY ELECTRICITY Sawmill and all Mining Machin ery at Opp Mine Operated by Cheap Power. Charles Dunford, operating the truck and express waRons iu Jackson ville, came to Grants Pass on the Sun day u.ght train to accompany his mother-in-law, Mrs. I.ooii-a Trefrer, to her home in this city. Mrs. frefreu had spent tho past two months iu Jacksonville with her daughters, Mrs. Dunford aud Mrs. Thrasher. She was accompanied by her grauddaughter, Miss Viola Duu ford, who will spend a week or two iu Grants Pass. Mr. Dunford stated that business in all lines was very good this Winter iu Jacksonville. Ihe town is being greatly benefitted by the revival of mining on Jacksou creek aud by the extensive mining industry in the Ap plegate Valley. At the Upp i miles west of Jacksonville, ftO meu are now employed aud it is expected that more w ill be I ut ou in the Spring. The wcrk of installing a big air compressor aud power drill air pipes was completed last we k and Ihe com pressor as to be started this Monday whenpowtr drills wi II superci de the hand drills heretofore used iu the nunci. A largo force on day and night shifts are developing tho mine aud getting out a rest rve supply of ore In the big bins at the mill. The ore is all moved on tram cars operated by gravity, the mill being situated on Jacksou creek at the foot of the hill into which the tunnels extend ou the veins. A sawmill is being opt rated ill a large body of timber Ihe Company has on the 210 acre tract ou which the in ino is located. The lumlx-r is used for building purposes aud all the lim ber for the mine is also sawed. This mill has the distinction of being Ihe only saw mill ou Ihe Pacific (Joast that is run by electricity. It is found to be quito an economical powi r as the mill cm be quickly moved when the timber is cut out from the iin uisdiatn vicinity, thereby making a big saving iu the expense of logging. Kltclric power, which is supplied by the Condor Company from their Gold Kay station ou Rogue river 12 miles from Jacksonf ille, is used to operate the stamps, crusher, compressor aud all othtr machinery at the Upp mine. It is the plau of too I'oiuptuy to en large the mill from 10 to 20 stamps, probably early Ibis S ring, cr soon as the mine is more fully developed. .Mr. Uunford statetl there is much development work being done on a unrulier of other tromising Veins ou Jackson creek aud theie la a good I roswcl of one cr more quaru mills being t recti d tin ru duriug this year. : $100 Reward, SIOO. . The rtaders of this taper will be ph ased to learn that there is at least oue dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, aud that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive care now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional di sease, reunite a constitutional treatment- Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the I blood aud macoaa anrface of tho y- U in, thereby destroying the fouuda Itiouof the disease, end giving the 'patient slreugth by building op the constitution and assisting natiu it. doiug its work. ..J1' w ."rfioiif nave ' n f fiv.ti m il curative power '7nat they ohV.r One Hundred Dollar for auy case that it fail to care. Send for lint of testimonial. Addres: F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Hold br Drugigst, 74c. Tase Hall's iatuily Pills for con stipation. Jast oat Official history Ruiuo Japanese War. Addres K. i. Mela- tyre, box 72, Grants Paw. l-lV 2t JOSEPHINE COUNTY - STOCKMEN'S UNION Elects Officer For Yenr-Will Get Out Bre.nd Book ol Great Value to till Stockmen. The anuual election of officers of Ihe Josephine County Stockmens As sociation was held at Kerby on January 0. 1 he presidency was given to W. H. Carter, who has a big stock farm ou the the opposite side of the Illinois river from Kerby, snd Will A. Leonard, a stock aud dairymau of Sucker cretk near Holland, waaui .de secretary aud tteamrer. This As sociation, which has been organized for a year, now has 64 members A special effort is now being made to get every stockman in the county to join and it is expected by Spring to have the membership above 100. The expense is very light, it costing but 11.60 to joiu aud the annual dues are but 60 cents. It is Ihe object of this Association to secure the co-operation of every stock raiser iu Josephlue conn y to work for their common inteiest. The lots of strays ou the ranges and the expeuse of hunting them is a serious matter to all stockmen aud the Also elation will this Spring set out a brand book, giving the uame of every member of the Association, his lost -oflire addrets, his brand and his range. This book, which has been arranged for at the Courier olllce, will be printed ou a siwcial kind of paper that will stand hard usago aud will be bouud iu leather that will so protect it that it will stand to bo car ried iu the pocket, when the owner is riding the range, and not go to pieces at the eud of a week's nse or when a little damp. Tho bucks will havo an index page giving the brands aud owner's names for quick leference when a stockman, on the range, sets au animal bearing a brand unknown to It i in. It is the plan to have the book so substantial that it will last forstveial years, and it will bo o bound that additional pages can be Inserted bearing brands of new mem bers that may join the Association. The Association will also work for the improvement of the breeds of cattle and liorats in the county and throogh co-operatiou iu buying aud hi exchange of breeding animals make it possible for stockmen, at a reason able cost, to raise the standard of their herds to the more profitable tire.nl. Tho marketing of slock w ill also be a work of the Association, to be taken up at a future time, lly pooling their bet f stin k, as is done by many stockmen in other lections, aud by wmkiug nmler the system of telling that has prnvtu so profitable to wool and mohair, fruit aud olht r raisers, aud grading anil selling iu largo num bers it will be possible to realize bel ter prices than is lossihle by inch stockman marketing the best he can. Stocktaking is rapidly coming to be ouo of the leading industries of Josephine county and the formation of this Ai-sooc iatiou will give an added impetus to the business. Asacatile district Rogue River Valley can not he excelled fur the mild clluiate miiKes but little feeding during the Winter mouths uecessiiiy anil tho Siskiyou, Cascade, Coast and Uinpquu iiiniin taius that surround this valley ou Ihe four side afford a summer range that ouables beef stock to be put on the market ill thu Fall without any fur ther feeding. Horst raising is equally profitable for the minis, timber ami other industries make so uniiii team work that draft hones am in big de mand at high prices. For sheep anil Angora gnats Rogao River Viilh y has .idvantagi a that make, their raising of great profit. The thousands of acres of oak and grass coveted hills that are open to the public afford a range that is cheap and of the tn e t quality. Scarcely any ft t iling is required during Ihe Wint -r and the mild climate precludes the lor iu lambing sea son that is frequently a serious mat tcr to flockmaslers in h ss favored sections. Of Waverly, Texas, writes: "Of a morning, when first aris uti. I often find a troiihtesoui't collection of lilegui which produced a cough and is very hard to di.lodf ; l ot a small iiiantiiy of itallard lion-hound Syrup will at once dislodge it, and the t'ouliie is over. I know of no mcilii inn that Is equal to it, and it la so pleasant t" lake. I can most cordially r com mend It In all t enons needing a no 'Il eum for throat or lung trouble." Sold by National Drug Stole and by Rote riuund. NEW STOCK OF FURNITURE MANE'S STORE Wot 0 Street Second Block from Sixth Street At prices that make bargains. aI,ajj ? Aii.ues and Rockers Fine Silk-Floss Mattress Hotel Dressers Window Shades Kitchen Treasures Kxtention Tables He iroom Sets Everything needed to fur nish the home. COUNTY ROAD WORK TO BE UNDER OLD SYSTEM Grants Pas Not Helping Joseph ine County Will Build No Macadamized Ko&ds. Crook connty is the latest to Joiu the go d roads movement. The couuty court of that county at their recent session placed Ihe load work of the county nuder the management of a road master. He is to be paid I00 per mouth dnriug the mouths cf April, May, Juue, October aud November. For such work aa he may have to pel form during the other mouths he will be paid f4 per day He will have chargo of toad work aud bridge con struotiou aud will employ a crew of meu to assist him. Jacksou county, which adopted the cash systeu. aud employed a road mas ter last year, got each satisfactory results that Jack True, the road mas ter was tugaged agaiu for this year. The salary will be f 1000 for the year, the same aa itwai for last year. The couuty owns a Ruffalo Pitts steam roller, a Pi all & Co. rock crusher aud a complete road building plant The steam roller also does duly as a tract ion engine to haul the crusher when moving ai.d it does duty aa a statiuu ary engine to operate the rock crusher. A crew of men and teams are employed by the mouth duriug the road working seasou ami they put iu 10 hours a day. The crew has a complete camp outfit aud a mess wagou and a cook and are at home wherever theil wtrk may be This road crew is ui.der the direct manage ment of the road master and Road Master True is t lie) expert iu operation the roller, grader aud other uinchlnery aud Ihe lueu that do as much work iu a day as does Mr. True fully earu their wagis, for Mr. True is not a kid glove foreman. Road Master True' crew do all the principal road build ing in the couuty. Most of the re pair aud the work ou the side roads is done by the nluo supervisors yet re tained by the couuty. Their wcrk is all done otidtr tho direction of the couuty road master, the Toad tax in Jacksou county was not increased for tills ytnr and last year when the new system was adopted the ratu was raised but little above that in effect when all the road funds were expended by road supervisors, for so much more was accomplish) d for a given sum under the new system that more road work has beeudoue and there was uo need to materially raise the road tux levy. A st'ong effort was made by the progressive el inent Iu Josephine county to have the county buy a road building pi iut and run loy a crew of men to operate it and to put all the principal road work under the super vision of a county road master, but tiiu county court at their recent se siou dt ciihd to continue for this year the old systtin. The road levy which hist year was three mills was made only two mill this year, whlcii will raise about the same amount of money by rea'tiu of tho Increased valuation mado on the tax roll of llitl.'i. As Grants Pais, with a valuation of l, 2,'.lt,( un out of a total of (I, .'.'.II.IMO for the entire county, pay no road lax by reason of a clause In the charter which I cleans the city from paying couuty road tax, Judgo lluotli and Commissioner Lovelace and Logan think that It would not he just ou the farmer, couutry men haul aud oilier rural t x payer to make them curry thu entire burden of the expeute that would bu necessary in taking up the work of maeadaiiiiziiig the road, so the county w ill merely cniillue its at tention In keeping the road iu repair aud doing nu h permanent work as th' I miled mad fund, which will amount to about f'.Him, will permit or. While It is generally cimci dud that Ihe clause is unconstitutional iu tin Grants Pats charier that releases the city from county road tax, yet the outity court did not feel disposed to go tl the etpeiise if lust lug the mat tr In tlie courts. Au ellort will hi made to induce tho city to have its chatter amended at the next fission of the legislature aud have that, unfair clause stricken out. 'ihe county court and all progres itu citi.ens of both Ihe county mid lb" ciiy, feci that Grants Pass i beneliitnl quitu as lunch as Ihe other si etloii of .lose 1 1. 1 no couuty by the belli ruient of the reads. It would he quite as loual for Grant Pass, will' h pay a large city school tax, to have the charter further amended aud evade the county school tax, and even go further anil cut all the couuty aud state taxes. Announcement for Sheriff. 1 lake this opporliiuily to announce through the press lo ln friends ol Jo h pine county and -lh republican patty of said county Unit I am a can Uiuate for the olllce of slieritf of ram county. My Iiariin will b.i be line the Primary nominating election April 1), I'.ssl, as a caiiilidiile tor nomina tion to the olllce of slieritf by said re- I publican party. l!t i 'iu, eire. Sk-keninj Shivering FiU of Ague and Malaria, cau be re lieved and cured with Electro Hit ler. This t a pare, tonic medicine ; of especial Ix nelit iu malaria, for it exerts a true curat I v Intlueuce ou the dls- ase driving it entirely out of the system. It I much to be preft rred to lyuiulne, having none of lliis drag nan aiier-anvci. r. H. .Muudi .-, ot HeurietU, Tex., write: "My brother waa very low witn iutlarial lever and jaundice, till he took Electric iiltetls, which saved hi life, i At all drug stures; price 60 ceula, I guaranteed. J . r T II ESI? PRICES ARE SFECIAL AND FOR THE TIME SPECIFIED. THE GOODS LOOK WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT OUR VALUE ARB UNEQUALLED. 3fl. DAY 31TSALE 1 From January 15th to February 15th 1 SPECIALS All Ingrain Wall Tapers 25$ jior Polt of 3 Rolla All Pillows 20 Discount that means Pillows formerly $1.00 now .80c 1.50 " $1.20 2.00 " l.fiO 4.00 " 3 20 Sofa Pillows included. All Air-Tight Heaters 33J00' Discount Heaters formerly $7 SO now $5.00 S.50 " .Vf.7 Dinner ware, Blue and 1 lot 30x00 Rugs, regular $1.50 and $2.00 Some shopworn, to close at I lot UOUon Uirpot, regular staple goods. We have too much; regular 48c, now Cut Glass .13 J por cent Discount, that means goods that sold for $5.00 urn now $3.54. Rango Cook Stoves, with reservoir, regular $30.00, now $23.50. Trunks $0.00 Trunks for $(..r0. THOMAS & O'NEILL. HOUSEFURNISHERS )SNlN--lVies DAIRY COMMISSIONER MAKES HIS REPORT Oregon Dairy Industry Gaining Josephine County lo Have Creamery Tho annual report of J. W. Itailey, statu dairy and food commissi! lit r, shows that dairying is fast becoming ouo of the lending industries of Ore gon. Mr. Pulley estimates the amount of butler produced In Oregon during I1HI5 at 0,730,0(10 pounds, and tho cheese produced at 2,750,000 pounds, au in- crtiaso Iu both of from 20 to2"ipir cent. The number of registered creameries has Increased from 108 to UK), and the number of regintirid chtiesu factories fioiu (14 lo IV. (Inly two creameries are reported 'mm Huguu River Valley, out) at Mud ford and one at Ashland aud one is reported from Cinpquu Valley, at Koseborg. Josephine county is down in the repi rt as one of the few counties of Oregon having uo crcamcty, but this unprofitable condition is no longer to olituiu, foi by the middle of next mouth, the creamery that is being put iu on Hnokur creel, near Kerby by Matheson it Johnson, will be in operation. Mr. lluiley reports also that during I hi) year ill! person were prosecuted for violations uf the pure fund law, an I that iu each case where they stood trial conviction were sn- cured, bringing in a revenue of f Half) which has been added to Ihe puro food fund. Duriug the mouth of lltciiuila.r them were seven convictions under the pure food law, the flue amount ing to $.'(10. The urtii le thut have been found uioru frequently adulterat ed are pleserves. jam, milk, cream, ice cream, pickles, olive oil, shrimps, condensed milk, vinegar ami jelly, ljutter aud lard. A. II. Oauinan, Chicago, writes March 4. liiliil: "llaviiiK ben troubled wilti Lumbago, at ditferent times and tried onri iJivsichui nfir another, then different oinlin cuts and iiiiiinfllis, gave 11 up llllogeilier. So 1 tried once iiioiti, and got a bottle of Italian!' hnow I.iniiuini, which gave inn alino-i insiaut relief 1 can eheirfully recommend it, and w ill a'lil my name to your list of mlb-rciM. " Sold by Nttiuiul lung Store and by fin, i'i iitiiini. Trade that old 1'icyctc in on A Good Talking ,iaciiine 2 -""" t m or If yon h.ive a Tailing Machine trade it in on a luie tip tu-uUtc one, $1 KKCOKDS IOR (iOc - W. L i, CAN NOT LAST L0XC1. Whito, 20 per cent off. $1.00 35c ROSEBURG LAND OFFICE OPEN FOR BUSINESS Entries and Final Proof Now Re ceivedLand Laws to De Strictly Enforced Register J. 1). Eddy aud Receiver J. M. Lawrence have both a-sumed their duties ut tho Rohchurg laud olllce and all cutries aud final proofs cau now he made. It is giveu out thut in the near future, a a result of the earnest representations of Senators Fulton and (iearin, tl at Secretary llituhcock will order , nil lands 1.1 Oregon, withdrawn temporarily last year, to be agaiu subject to eutry. It Is announced that tin) mineral lauds are to be the lirst to be released aud that soon a sumo pnuding investigations can bo made tho homesteads and tim ber lauds will be made suhjtut to eu try. It is announced thut hereafter home steaders and timber entrjnieu will have to strictly conform lo the law. Timber claimant will have to ho able to swear that they havo visited the land ami positively know that it is the land they have filed ou and that it Is sctnally covered with merchant able timber, and homnrteadera will have to make substantial Improve ments and do more than a couplo of visits a year In the way of residing ou their laud. 01 Interest lo Mothers. Tlioiimnils of little cues die every year of croup. Most ol tin in could have been savod by a few disiss of Kohy's Honey and Tar, and ever fain tly with children should ktep.lt in the house. It ciintulii uo opiate aud Is safe and sure. Mrs. lienrgo If. Pickett, Kin Francisco, Hal, writes: " My baby had a dangerous attack ot croup and wo thought she would chokii to death, hut out) dose of Koley's Honey and Tar relit veil her at once atti r otlit r remedies had failed. We are never a milium without it in tin. house." i'or sale tiy II, A. Rotor mund. Keprvlrlng Chairs and Rockets Have you a chair or rockei that the rounds and legs persist IU cciuing loose? Call in and let us how you how it can he fixed lor keeps 'Wu have otntd a repair shop, l'iiouo Tlioinas Si O'Neill. at - Paddock, Hgt JJAST OF DKPOT. A St