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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

5ran 9arlep bas iunse MGb6en, bag
IN ibrer Ndbe itdnb unb auqenf6einz
ltd an bem 9eiprd9e srpben antbeil
ndbm.
Isle fast, Mabam, bob euer &inb
elmer Slume gleibt, bic Bel ben eriten
Gtrdblen Der Sprne aufgebt, unb baB
es g!iidli4 pGre, tpenn IS iebt in bic
Qrme bes groben 9eiites biniiberainae;
benin ticie Welt lit nur cine 0iIbnis
ipo ni4ts gu finben lit, ais i6arE
Stetne, tiefe Dafer unb i9per
Wplfen."
80, Die Welt erI9eint benen nitt TO-
Die jung uno fart iinb. Sieb, ga,
roinu, iieb meinen Spbn an" DIS fis
oieie Nrrie iaste, stns WilbeIm ar
Dem 5eniter ppriibsr, bic RDtbe Der
8eianoteit auf feinen @anaen; CT
5et9te triumpbirenb feline Saebtai6e;
oenn fte mar tppbl eefilt. ySie6e,
Die Sreuoe malt fih in feinen Qussn.
uno fur i'm lit jebt elm Sag, tpis Der
anbere."
nI1", dntportete bas alte 0eib, in.
Dem iie sinen tiefen SeufSer ausTfies:
gGardind bate SDbne unb Gntel!
Was 1T aus linen a~eporben9 sSbr
S9rttt mar eben 10 itramm nie
Der ietntge, aber iie fielen fpie bic
8dume nes Waloes unter ben Streis
den Der englii6en Dirt. Bon meinem
gdn5en 9ei6le6te lit ni9t elm einaiaer
iibris, in beien Qbern msinglut fliebt.
Oft, lpenn Der Sturm UNI meme Siits
te raft, t6re id bic Stimme meiner
9inoer I'm &a9e f9reien, unb bann
fiibIe ih mid beinabe fart genus, INN
ben tOotliGen Strei9 felbit gu fiibren."
Guraina fpra9 NIT Seftigtsit unb
mafte babel 10 f6redli6e @ebdrben,
odb ibre Worte, obf9pn bur6 bic
lantte Stimme Sramaita's 9ebpls
meti6t, nur basu bienten, bic S9res
den Der Srau Sarleb gu mebren, unb
tnbem lie ibr &ino nod enger an ii9
bSutte, poate lie ii6 entfernen.
rNein, nein", fagte Gardina, ,fiir6=
te ni6ts bon mir. Ou baft ni1t beine
SGrbe in meiner &inber 8lut aebdbet,
%irnoern mid nit Wobltbaten iibers
bGuft. Define 9eden baben mid aes
pGrmt; i9 babe an beinem Slide ge,
geiIen unb aus beinem 8efer aetrun,
ten. unb bieier 4rm", iebte iis binsu,
intem ite ibren Mantel 5uriidpdrf
uni bas berpeltte 5itternbe 9lieb
5eiate, bieier f9pa9e Qrm, - rf1nnte
er has Wert Der Ha9e po~lfiibren2"
sic belt einen Qugenblif inne, beftete
oann pieoer ibren 8lit auf Srau
SurIeb uno ibr Sinh unb fu6r fort:
Isle babsn uniere Wobnunsen ni6t
gei6ont. $50 man ionit bic Stimmen
u~nferer SGuptlinse unb bas luitige
Gcten u~nierer &tuber b6rte, ba
berri6t ieBt tiefe Stiue. aud unfere
Wdlber iino nieoersebauen. Sd tann
Dir fpeoer iHaoen, nod bid retten.
@Denu bic Slut6 Der Ha1e iiber bic
Groe binbruuit, nimmt lie anss NIT
ii4. Der CARTE S9ob muB sebrodsn
perben, 10 gut als Der Baum, beIen
Saft feline Nabrung mar.
80 Maoam", faste Nannp, bic ses
rdbe in oas 3immer setreten mar, ala
Sramaita bic Worte Garaina's auss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
0emItbIi6.

Gin i9per bslabener @asen 1T in
ben GbauNeegra6en seratben, unb
tros aler @nitrensung Der Yferbe min
es benz Subrmann ni9t selinsen, ibn
ipieber berausaubrinsen. Gnbli4 lest
ii6 bas aablrei9 umberitebenOe Pubs
litum ms Mittel; 80 Sdnbe fallen an
uno na9 elmer 8iertelitunbe lit bas
Gefd9rte flptt. .Wo lit benin nun Der
fraste elmer Der !Ssrrsn.
Sunge: Der iibt oriiben in Der Wirtb.
iGdft; psnn b. n Wasen 'raus baben,
iol i9 n rufen, bat er s'iaet!"
= mas mar Der Glou bes srobsn
@oltsfeites9"
- Sin tiinitlidss grbbebsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
Gin IiebliGer Sod folate ouf bic

Gin lieblifer Sag folste auf bic
fbauerlt9e Na9t, unb Sarlep, na4s
benz er bic, pelde ibn besleiten ioaten,
perfammelt bate, mar balb bereit, feline
Neiie an5utreten. sd" rief fetn Weib,
ibn umarmenb, aus: y@ebe Der Sims
mel, baB meine Ibnungen MIDI triis
gen! Iber es f6eint mir, pie lpenn
bies mein lebtes 2ebeppbl pdre. Seit
| geitern babe i9 teinen 4usenblif Rube
eebabt. Sd iebe beitdnbig Dor mir bic
@sii6ter jener bGbli9en Snbianer, bic
mir burd un5ere Waffen aus pieIen
@esenben pertrieben BADEN, unb beren
8lut 10 oft bieier 8oben benefit bat.
Sbre Ha6e lit f9redli9, unb tper fpeib,
Oh fe ni4t beine @bpeienbeit beniiben,
I'm lie al nebmen."
,Warum bid 70 beunrubigen?" anti
trprtete ibr 9emabl. vllnIere Dpbs
nung lit nabe BEL benz Sort, unb lam
penn Soft ni6t bid uno Die 8inoer
iGiiBen obne bic 9ilfe meines 4rmes2
Cine beiliss pfli9t ruff mid BON bier,
aber ib laiIe Bel Dir erprobte unb treue
Oiener, pelGe bic blinbe Wutb Serz
ierigsn ntdt fiir6ten. Die es ettpd paz
gen fouten, Deine ginfamteit 81 sez
f%dbrben." Sieie Worte fpnnten ben
Summer feines Deibes ni6t perf9eus
den; sr rib fi6 BON ibr los uno elite,
feline &inber gu umarmen. SbDpbl
an elm Geben bon Gntbebrung unb
Opfer espObnt, fonnte er bieien Qufz
tritt nift pbne &iibruns mitanieben.
Gr perlieb iie, um feline SbrGnen gu
perbergen, bann rief er Wilbelm su iia
unb faste: rMein Sobn, i4 lafe oeine
Mutter II. beine S9neit tier unter beinsr
Sbbut. Gs feblt Dir ni6t an Mutb,
cpobl bu nod 10 jung biit. Sd bin
iiberaeust, pu pirit ni6t por Der Sc
fabr flieben, penn es ii9 UNI Die Siz
6srbeit Derjenisen banbelt, Del4e bu
lishit." Damn pintte er isinem Jiib~
rer unb ieinea 8esleitern, cling nit
linen ben Siieel binab unb DerI9pano
bolb i'm S1atten bes WaIbes.
Spbalo Wilbelm feline Wutter in
bas 9eiuhsSimmer gefiibrt bate, trdt
Sramaita, nel4e aufmerfidm suges
bort bate, audi bersin unb tpenoete ii9
an Wilbelm nit ben Wprten: sd
peib redt pobl, tper bic urbeber unz
ferer 2eiben paren. IS pdren bic
@nglGnber; aber pie es unter uns einiz
&c siebt, bic apii9en elmer unniiben
unb ungerehten 8rauiamteit unb elmer
eers6ten Ra6e unteri9eioen, 10 sibt
es audi unter ben gngldnbern fol6e,
bic tein unf6ulbises 9lut pergieben
polleu, unb bein Batter geb0rt unter
rieie. Ni6t sesen beine Camille pirb
Der 9duptlins Der pequoben feinen
Nrm erbeben, ionbern sesen iene, Die
uns In Stlaperei fiibrten, unb meiner
Mutter Sob perur1uhten."
9ieie Worte ginsen an 5rau Sarlep
nift perloren, als aber ibr Sobn ii9
~unipanbte, UNI ie ansuIeben, f6iittelte
fie ben &opf, pie penn iie feinen gro.
Zen 9laubsn in bas iebte, mas Tie TO-
chen seb0rt bate. Wtlbelm belt es
fir berseblid, iie gu tr0iten; bebbalb
lieB er lie alein, pdbreno Dramatic
iid ar ben anbern Sienitboten ssIelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

leste, vtparum erlauben iie cine Iol9e
SpraGe9 Wenn Die &esierune ibre
59ulbigteit tbdte, 10 bate fie idOn
ldngit in ii4ern 9epabriam gebra&t
psroen Iollen."
nS9peise itia, Hannp", iagte ibre
Gebieterin, rbu ipeibt ni9t, mas bu
fugit"; lie fiir3tete, Garaina mD6te
sornig perben. Die Snbianerin, na9s
benz lie nod mebrsre anbere 9inse se>
murmelt, entfernte ii9, obne bic Srai
oes Sauies gu griiben Ober aud nur
ihre &ugen 81 erbeben.
6 e'B goIst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

Selena in lire traurisen 8ebunfen
p%eriunten, bDrte nihts unb lab nidts,
obpobl Der S6iffsberr, beiIen Gorge
ie bon ibrer Mutter anempfoblen mar,
ibr Srpit einSuipre6en periu4te, 10
tonnte iie bod ni9t babin gebra6t pers
ben, auf i'm 81 borden. @nolif, als
bas S9iff Die Miinoung Der Sbemie
perlieb, fling Selena an, ldneiam iptez
Der aufauleben, aber Der Gag peritrid,
ebe man tie bepegen fonnte, Nabrung
gu ii6 gu nebmen. sic iparen ieoo6)
erit apei Sage auf boiler See, als
gamma 9efdbrli9 trant puroe uno
trpb aQer angenanbten pflege nabte
fir lie balb ibr Gnoe beran. Sic be-
niibte einen 4usenblid, no lie ii6 NIT
6elena a1ein befano unb iagte gu ibr:
rMein &inb, bu pirit jebt oeine Reiie
pbne mid fortieben; cine biel ldngere
1tebt mir bepor, = Der Weg BON Der
3eit sur Gptgteit. Sd bebauere uns
enbli1, bab i6 Dor benz Sooe ni6t
beihten tonnte, aber id babe bas Ser
trauen, bab, in Grmangelung bes Sas
fromsntss, Soft meme &eue snGbig
annebmsn, unb bab Gr mir barmberaig
iein mirD."
Die Na9t barauf bate 9annd aufe
eebDrt gu leben. Selena bepeinte Tie
pie cine treue Sreunoin ober pielmebr
pie elm smeite Mutter, pel4e Die 8prs
iebuns ihr gesebdr, um lie auf ben
Weg bes Ssiles Su fiibren. DIS lie
ibre Gffetten Iberblidte, fanb lie Elm
fleines 4noa6tsbuh gum @ebrau6c
fir 8atbpliten uno in frunaDii4er
Sprade sei6rieben. Sd ibrs Muts
ter ibr bieie Sprade selebrt bate, IL
perbars ie bas 8u4 iorgfdltis unS
lieb teinen Sag pOrbeiseben, obns einis
ge Seiten BARN 81 leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
8. &apitel.
Oie Qbreife.

~Sie piEen", fubr Sobn fort, n6aB
lie Ginem in bieiem 2anbe ben Stalp
y 8ei ben norbsamerifdniI6e Sns
bianern S6ube bon Wilbleber.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
Archdeacon Weber.

The following is what the Kan.
sas City Journal has TO say about
Archdeacou Webber, who Is hold
ing a most interesting mission Ia
this city, which will continue all
week. with two services each day:
THE mission at st. Marks Epis-
copal church, which Archdeacon
Webber has been conducting for a
a week, ended last night. This
completed Archdeacon Webber's
two weeks work IN Kansas City.
and he left this morning for Mar.
shall. Mo. He will conduct q
weeks mission there and then leave
for his home in Boston:
Bishop A,wili. rector Of ST.
Georges. and Rev. John K At~ill.
rector Of St. Marks. expressed
themselves as much g~ratiied with
the results Of the meetings held at
their churches by Archdeacon Web.
her. The primary object Of an
Episcopal mission is not to gain
members. although Of course this
Is one Of the ultimate aims. The
primary object Is to quicken the
spiritual life 81 prr.ons already Ike.
longing and to stimulate their inter
est and zeal. This undoubtedly
has been accomplished. Rev. Mr..
Atwill. who Is in a position "a
know, declares the two churches
were never 10 strong before. and h.
expects both to enjoy a material
increase Of membership. He de
cla,es that he does not know Of an
other preacher who Is as well
equipped for mission work or ~
success; ul in II as Is the archdea
con-"
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
Change in Firm.

George Scott sold out his inter.
est in the Palace Barber Shop Fri.
day % last week to his partner, H.
b. Hawkins, who now owns the
whole thing. Mr.. Hawkins ex.
pects to make many improvements
in his shop which with Mr.. Dan
O'Brien 10 charge. will be one of
the best in the city.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
Missouri Petroleum Css Company.

The Missouri Petroleum, Oil and
Gas Company. is the name Of a
company recently organized in
Glasgow and Saline, through the
efforts Of VIM. Pu,sch. W. II.
Walker and w. ]. Carter.
The company is now negotiating
for leases in lands from one mile Of
Slater to Nap,on and as far west as
Fairville. We are informed that
the land IL to he laid of in 1000
acre tracts and a royalty will be
paid on those on which oil OF
gas is found in paying quantities.
They have now leased fifteen thous.
and acres and feel much eucourag.
ed as To results.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
THE PACIFIC BRANCH.


Jefferson City, Dec. ~ Events
IF the past week in u local way
have more than overshadowed the
interest usually manifested about
this time of the year in politics.
Of course not a day passes that
some one or half dozen Of the old
guard or else Of the new recruits,
recently elected members Of the
legislature. do not drop in and talk
matters over with their superiors IN
political experience here.
BY far the greatest news item
which has occurred in this city for
a long time and one which has Ia.
ken the eyes Of the citizens Of the
cspital off Of politics, despite their
natural inclination aud love Of the
game which they seem to acquire
here by instinct, has b Ell the an.
nounc, ment by the Missouri Paci
fc officials that they are ready to
build the extension Of the Missouri
Pacific from this city along the
Missouri river to Bo0nville, and
which IL known among railroad
men as the River Route" The
project Of making this extension
has been agitated for years, bu,
satisfactory arrangements could
never Ike made with the people who
owned the land through which the
line would run. In 1889 the rail
road company attempted to secure
the righ,-of.w way by having appoint
ed a hoard Of appraisers, hut the
hoard apparently were in cahoot'
with the farmers Of Cooper count,
as they gave damages TO them 70,
their land to such an amount tina
that the railroad soon saw that i
would be too expensive a luxury
to build the line through Coope'
county with land a, such m exorbi
tant rate. and very wisely let tn
matter drop.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21

past month n nave Iaid A prOpO'
sition before the citizens committee
appointed by the mayor for the
purpose Of comforting with the com.
pany's officials in which they say
that the company will build the
line at n II the people at this
point secure the right of-way
through the counties Of Moniteau
aud Cole. The committee here has
been hard at work on the right Of
way and report that most Of Cole
county and much Of Moniteau has
been secured by option. II it is
found that concessions can be oh.
tanned all along the lin. and held
OH options, II IL thought that the
city will give a bond to the com.
pany to raise the money and pur
chase the land necessary and thus
permit the company TO 20 to work
at once ON the grading. The lead
ing citizens here who have been
In conference with the railroad
officials express the creates, con.
fidence in the success of the
project and point to the signif.
cant fact tina, the Missouri Pacific
railroad has quite recently placed
an order for fifty locomotives with
the Brooks locomotive works, Of
Dunkirk. N. J. and have drawn
plans and made measurements for
a twelve stall roundhouse on their
property IN this city. aud have run
a line Of survey from Lake City On
the Lexington branch, over 10 the
Santa Fe in order To- get a ligh,
grade into Kansas City by running
in on the Santa Fe tracks and thus
carry out the idea Of light grade
lines across the state. which the
company is without doubt anxious
to obtain. in order to better handle
their heavy freight traffic.
The new line or connection would
enable the Ma. Pacific 10 get a line
from Labadie, q few miles this side
Of st. Louis, all the way into Kan.
sas City with no grades greater
at any point than sixteen feet ia
the mile. This would be n saving,
as there are some grades between
Jefferson City and Kansas City
where the grade Is as great as 90
to 100 feet to the mile. As a re.
suit of the preparations and talk
which has been going the rounds
; in this city for several days past
there is about to Ike inaugura,ed a
boom in real estate, and business
will soon be expected to show q
revival on account Of the move
; ment. II the new road should be
built Jefferson City would Of course
5 he a divisional point aud probably
! some Of the repair shops would
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21

Arrangements have been quietly
in progress for months past In Cole
county. however, and il is said now
that the citizens Of BoOnville have
secured concessions of right Of way
through that county to the Mmni-
teau county lire with the spending
Of very little money as the farmers
of that district are beginning to
realize what they missed ten years
ago when they attempted to hold
the company up on what they
thought was a sure thing and which
they thought the company would
build at any price. The Missouri
Pacific officials have been up to
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
lBit.t. or FARE.

BiIj. or FARE.
Soup:
Ulack Crow (COrvus CorOne).
Fish:
Fish Grow tCorvus Ossifragus).
Meats.
Baked Raven, q 10 w. J. Bryan.
Roast Rock. q IL Adlai u. Stevenson.
Stewed Dsw. . Ia Chas. A.. Towne.
Entries:
Jay Giblets.
Desert:
Mag.Pie plea Hudsonica).
Drinks:
Salt Water.
The banquet was served on Tues.
day evening, December 18th, at 9
o'clock. at LOOMS parlors, to the
following young ladies': Misses Pet
Parrish, Minnie Murrell. Pearl Par.
rish, Martha Rea and Mabel Nc.
Clure.
The table was spread very tast.
lily. presenting an inviting appear
ance, with its haverland china. cut
glass aud c~enterpiece Of carnations.
Each guest was served with a black
crow as q souvenir and crackers
with salt water, followed with the
following elaborate menu:
First Course-Oyster cocktail,
celery. crackers, pickles and salted
almonds.
Second Quail on toast. French
peas. potato chips, olives. potato
salad, meat salad, hot rolls and but.
ter.
Third-Roman punch.
Fourth-Brick cream and a va
riety Of cake.
Fifth Coffee, maccaroons, waf-
crs and imported cheese.
The banquet is said to have been
one of the most elegant ever given
in our city.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-21
A BRYAN BANQUET
Al Which T. H. Harvey b Host
to Five Of Msrshsll's Popu>
Ter Young Ladies.

The following unique invitations
we're issued this week by T. H.
Harvey to several Of his lady friends
with whom he made All agreement
while at Petosky last August, the
wager being this: IL Bryan wss
elected the young ladies should
give the banquet. but II Mckinley
should be reelected Mr.. Harvey
was to be the host at the banquet:
INVITATION.
You Are Most Cordially Invited
To Attend
A Bryan banquet
Al LOOMS Parlors on
Tuesday Evening, December II, 1900.
AZ Nine O'Clock.
Politics must bc thoroughly es.chewed
and everything else chewed
In like ann
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
Gorton's Mlnstrels.

Gortons's minstrels will hold the
boards at the opera house Tuesday eve
ming, November 20. This is the record
breaker minstrel show OF America. The
reason Of this is not hard to find. The
company is strong one, well organized
and managed, so that the best is made Of
the diversified talents OF the various
members Of the company. Travelling as
they do in their own private car, which
has all the comfort and conveniences ol
a first-class hotel, they are always fresh
and ready to do their best. no matter
what the train schedule may be.
OF the band. which is strong musi-
cal organization, too much can not be
said. 1t is a revelation in the way OF q
minstrel band. Not one Of those loud,
blaring arrangements which do more
than attract the attention OF the passer
by, but one that plays popular and clas-
steal music In a manner that will make
the musician as we'll as the average
citizen pause and listen with admira.
ton.
Wait for Gorton's Famous Minstrels
and you will not miss 1t. The quartette
singing. musical acts, protrayal OF the
southern darkey in his natural heath,
dancing and specialties are said to be
the best IN the business. Gorton's Gold
Sextette, orchestra and many other
features go to make up the cleanest
minstrel show travelling.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-11-15
Dersonal

Walter Harmon left on Thursday for a
visit at his home ON Deer creek.
James Evans was down from Central
Point this week, visiting with W. W.
Helms and family.
Frank Heberlie, Of the Ashland steam
Laundry visited here last week with his
brother, L. A. Heberlie Of the place.
Walter White, OF Salem, arrived here
Sunday evening and left on Monday
morning for Kerby to visit friends in
that locality.
Presiding Elder Fitch Of the NJ. L.
church south, will hold preaching
sercices at that church next Sunday
evening, November IS, at Z 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Demaree and
Waldo Green went to Williams Friday
to furnish music for the festivities which
were given in celebration Of the re cleo
tion Of William Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kessler were passen-
gers ON Monday mornings train from
San Francisco which place they have
BEEN visiting on their wedding tour.
They will make their home at Roseburg.
j. B. Labor, representing the San
Francisco Bulletin, is spending a few
days in Grants Pass in the interests Of
hat Journal. Mr.. Labor has Just
finished tour Of eastern Oregon by
team.
Mrs. Grace F,iield Lyon arrived
Monday morning to visit with her
mother and family. Mr.. Lyon has been
transferred from Sskiyou. where he
has been occupying position as S. p.
operator, TO Glendale where he will
hold a similar position. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon will make their home at the latter
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Dodge left on
Tuesday evening Tor Portland, where
Mr.. Dodge will take treatment at the
Oregon inhrmary Of osteopathy. He Is
still a sufferer from the effects Of a
paralytic stroke and hopes to receive
benefit at this institution. His many
friends in this city join him whole.
hearted in the hope that he may be
permanently and decisively benefited.
Chas. Gorsuch, a former resident OF
this place died about the last OF June in
Manila, where previous to his death he
had been engaged in his vocation as
railroad engineer. Mr.. Gorsuch was
formerly in the employ Of the s. p.
company at this place and he and his
family are well remembered and have
many friends here. The various fra
ternal orders are requested to ascertain
II he was or had been member. He
had been absent from this place about
tve years.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-11-15

Mrs A. n Fisher, corresponding zee.
retary Of the W. +. NJ. Z. Of Oregon will
make an address upon the work and
needs Of that society In the Newman
VI. Il. church on tomorrow, THURSDAY }
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend and hear this lady.
AS the general conference Of the NJ.
4. church has asked all Methodist
preachers aud people to observe annual.
ly one entire Sunday in November as
Temperance sunday. the pastor OF the
Newman NJ. L. church OF this city will
upon the coming Sunday morning
answer these questions, viz; "Why am
| prohibtionist? Also, Why did my
name stand upon the official ballot in
the recent election as one Of the candi-
dates as presidential electors in this
state ?" In the evening the address will
bear more directly upon the great evils
growing out Of the liquor traffic at the
present day. A considerable curiosity
exists as to what this "crank" believes
and has to say upon these serious
questions. The only way to find out Is
10 go and hear him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-11-15
HARD TACK is LOVES ENVOY
the Late War Leads 60 n Sol
disr's Marriage.

An Intereating rnmnnce vhIoh v,n,
brought ahon, hy ,ho en.atah -.
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Local happenings

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Dr. Flanagan,
Resident Dentist.
Go to Co-on for Plumbing.
! Whips. loc to $3.50 at Hackett's.
NJ. Clemens. Prescription Druggist.
Notary Public at the COURIER office.
Slaw and Krout Cutters at Crane
Bros.
Wood wanted on subscription at tn,
COURIER office.
Send your ore to W. G. wrighr'
New Custom Mill.
A splendid line OF Royal Charter oak
Ranges at Coron's.
Saratoga Chips, Grapes. Comb Honey,
New Nuts-White House Grocery.
The old S1s foot sidewalk on East A
street is being replaced with granite,
which is a marked improvement.
Promotions were made in the schools
last week finishing up the work which
was interrupted last spring by the
small.p pox scare.
This is the season when mothers are
alarmed on account OF Group. 1t lie
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. which children like to take.-W.
F. Kremer.
The largest line of Um-
brellas in Southern Oregon,
45 cents to $S. Good school
Umbrellas for 45 cents.
The Sugar Pine Store.
E1 The New Baker at the corner OF
Fourth and Front streets will
open Saturday Nov. II, with
Fresh Pies, Cakes. Cookies and
Bread. Don't forget the place,
opposite Chiles grocery store.
MRs. G. W. PETIT.
Do not get scared if your heart
troubles you. Most likely you suffer
from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat and gives the worn
out stomach perfect rest. 1t is the only
preparation known that completely
digests all classes OF foods that is why
1t cures the worst cases oil indigestion
and stomach troubles after everything
else has failed. 1t may be taken in all
conditions and cannot help but do you
good. w. F. Kremer.
The present foggy weather, while
unpleasant in some ways is a great
convenience to the farmers as it is keep
the ground in just about the pro oper con.
dition OF moisture for blowing. A
visitor to Williams creek last week
reports the farmers Of that locality as
improving to the utmost the present
favorable plowing season. The valley
of Williams creek and the Applegate
contains some of the finest and most
productive land in southern Oregon,
which means that it is surpassed in
very few places on the globe.