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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
DYEING AND~CLEANINe

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. &; A. HOR-
nung. Dyers and French dry cleaners: $ Old
ment west Of New York. 242 and 522 Nicolet.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKs-PRACTTCAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol-
let. Telephone, 1876.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 72S Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANTORIUM, 925-7 NIGOLLET AV-
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners; mems
suits French dry cleaned, $50
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BOARD AND ROOMS

PRIVATE BOARDING. BEAUTIFULLY SIT
uated on Upper Lake Minnetonka; easily ac
cessible from station Reasonable rates Ad
dress Mrs. B Chairman Mound Mimi
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BUSINESS SPECIALS
MONEY TO LOAN


sUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MoLEs. ETC. PER-
manentiy removed ry electricity. Miss Hol-
iister TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
Of the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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BOARD OFFERED

BOARD OFFERED-PLEASANT, NTCEL1
furnished rooms, with good table board, b.
week or day. 1921 9Th av IS.
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FIOLINS-WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
small yiolins. Good outfits for So; expert re-
pairing Rose & SAVERS. 41-43 9Th s.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

HAVE SEVERAL CUSTOMERS FOR GOOD
modern houses at about $780, want to hear
from owners who desire to sell. W. w. Shot
well, 319 New York Life building. I.
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FURNISHED FLATS

F.. RENr-A sEvEN-RooM FLAT, FUR
nished, on first floor: all modern conven-
iences,~ telephone, etc. 1910 Sd av S. fat /.
FOR RENT-S1X -ROOM FURNISHED FLAT
till Sept. 1: two family bedrooms; 1923 Stevens
av Inquire 425 Groveland av, tel. Main 1869.
SIX-ROOM FINELY FURNISHED FLAT
for July and August. Apply at 1025 Sd av S,
la 8
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED--A GOOD FURNISHED ROOM
southeast, inside of 18th av, by responsible
party. Address 2942 Journal.
JULY 1, THREE ADULTS WANT -FOUR UN-
furnished rooms, partly modern, within 10
minutes walk of GoodfelloW's; state particu-
lars: Address 1854. Journal
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REWARD OFFERED

Two sons of S. w. Bale. living at Lisbon
N. D., left their home on May IS, 1902. Fred
light hair; he wore black chev!ot coat and
vest, dark brown pants, and dark soft felt
hat. Glen Bale, 16 years old, is dark COM
eheekered e coat and vest I yellowsh brown
pants and a white straw hat. Both boys have
their shirts and collars marked with indeible
ink F. G. B. Reward will be given for in
there is property belonging to them that is
being settled and their presence is necessary.
Address all matters with reference to them
to S. w. Bale, Lisbon, n. D.
EYES EXAMINED FREE; glasses adjusted
properly by graduate optician. Abeles 243 Me.
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RICYCI.ES

HOLLEY MOTOR CYCLES, STRONGEST,
fastest HAYNES TIRES guaranteed, $3.50;
new and secondhand bicycles cheap
HAYNES CYCLE CO.. 627 1st av S.
FOR sALEGENT's 22-INCH FRAME
Cleveland bicycle; cost 500 will sell for SIS
cash; 1900 model, in good repair, new tires;
or will trade for half cash and half photogra-
ply, or dancing and half cash. Call on H. O.,
care Journal Office.
ONE STEARNlS BICYCLE, CHEAP, $40 BAR
rette & Co., Il L 26th ST.
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FOR sALE-A HORSE, HARNESS AND
buggy; will sell cheap il taken at once. In
ouire at 1901 Washington av before II
o'clock Saturday.
FOR SALE-THREE REMODELED SPRING
wagons, two open buggies, newly painted;
must be sold at clear cost Call 1155 Western.
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STOVE REPAIRS

sRpPAIRs FOR ALI STOVES. GREAT
western Stove Repair Co.. 312 Henneptn ~.
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LADIES, CUT THIS OUT-HAIR SWITCHES
at great reductions; sent by mail on approval
pompadourS, wigs and French -toupees to or
der. Brahl's Hair Bazaar, 409 Nlcollet. - &
THE CANNON GROCERY COMPANY WILL
be pleased to meet their patrons after June
Is at their new location, 219 1st av S.
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HORSES, cARRIAGEs-WANTED

WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND BRI-
die and sidesaddle, with martingales. Ad-
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IMPERIAL BATH AND MASSAGE PAR
lors-FIrst-class manicuring and electric
treatments a speciality. Open daily and eve
nlngs. II ith ST n. Main 2S36-J3.
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SKILLED BOILER MAKERS, AND i
{ handy men can find steady work il
! they apply at once to the ]. I. Case
{ Threshlng Machine company's boiler
, plant Racine, Wis.
s Wages for boiler makers, $3.50 to 81
/ per cay; handy men, 81 10 50 per
s day. liza - e s.. ..-.-. s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE BUY diamonds or trade tor new; we pay
cash for old gold or mako into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washington av S.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 1927 6th st S.. Tel. 1893.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points, making big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
should not fall to consult US. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 Sd st.
TOP PRICES PAID for frst-class, second
hand household goods OF ell kinds. The
Branch. corner OF I'd av and Washington.
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND PIPES
1900 feet 1-inch, 1000 feet 112-lnch, 200 feet
Pinch. Address A. B.. Faribault, Mimi, box
No. ]. R. r. y. 4.
SECONDHAND MEDIUM SIZE ICE BOX,
for country house Address 1854, Journal
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WANTED-sMALL HORSE, WEIGHING
about 900 pounds, that will drive double or
single and is safe for lady: will pay good
price 1862, Journal
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81, s4,0O0-TERMs TO SUIT, BUYS NEW EIGHT
room all modern house, on a large lot, with
maple floors up and downstairs. back plas-
tered. large pantry, front, back and attic
stairs, furnished in red oak, with nantel in
living room, seat in hall, furnace and laun-
dry in basement; nckel-plated plumbing con-
nected with water, sewer and gas. 2517 Har-
riet av. 635 Lumber Exchange. 90 .--
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

1RON-WORkING AND WOOD
machinery; largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co., 2l7 Sd st S. Mpls.
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Is-b-o-dGa-aa-aeAo.tSo neutrality-suspicious.
ONE HIGH GRADE BREWSTER BUGGY,
full leather top, in f1ne condition.; a snap, s25.
City Wash Rack, Cd av s, between 4th and
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SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED, SOC;
pants. 15c: all kinds OF cleaning and repair
Ing at reasonable prices; we cali for and de-
liver work. Tel US. 2I91-JZ Main Star
Tailoring Co, 622 Hennepn .---
EARLE, GRADUATE MASSEUSE MANI
cure and chlropodist, from Washington, D. c.
250 I'd av S, third floor. s.. &c.,.
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OFFICES

for tailor, doctor or light business. 424 Mic.
ollet av. third floor. Alvin S. Skiles, Sc Loar
and Trust building. s..
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION IN ALGEBRA. GEOMETRY,
Latin by high school teacher of six years
experience; terms reasonable. Inquire at $40
Delaware st Sc.
/. o ~ DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
Well-known New York actor will coach
limited number Of select pupils during ths
summer. and assist them TO secure engage
ncnts when competent. Terms reasonable
Address for interview. .30sl. journal:
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REAL ESTATE-TO EXCHANGE

HAVE $1,000 CASH AND THREE CLEAR
lots to exchange for residence in eighth
ward. Address 5000, Journal. ~.
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WANTED OR PACER;t DON'T
care how fast his mark is, but must show
3-ninute heats every heat, 2;25 or better; no
fancy priced horse wanted Address 2497,
Iourna1 K F. 3
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THE BUSINESS MEN HAVE MADE CATION
college, 614 Hennepin, headquarters for office
help; bookkeepers and stenographers should
take required examinations at once;z compe-
tent persons placed in positions by the col-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q ONE EXTRA FINE GENTLEMAN'S q
q driving mare; one elegant coach horse; q
q team Of farm mares: pair light mules q
l1 suitable for express wagon; saddle and q
q driving mare; also several others suit q
q able for any business. Hay Market q
II BARN 100 I'd st NJ q
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USE BLANCHARD'S ECZEMA LOTION
Free office treatments at 424 Nicollet. Sold
at drug stores. Write for free book on skin
diseases,
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

FIVE ROOMS, GOOD FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping; two months, SIS. Three rooms, as
aoove. one year. Sl4 One house, SIS. One
mouse, sou. Lewis. w. CampoelA, flllsoury
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REAL EsTATEFOR SALE
MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

MINNETONKA PROPERTY
{ Are authorities on Lake Mime
JAEGER tonka eo1l and 1;1 other suburban prop
TORELLE want to buy or sell. Minneapolis
and Excelsior.
LAUDERDALE & CO., TEMPLE COURT,
have cottages for rent at Excelsior; four-room
unfurnished: eight-room furnished; and Zum-
bra Heights. furnished; fine.
WANTED-TO RENT FOR THE MONTH OF
July, at Lake Minnetonka, small catboat or
sloop. The best of care is guaranteed. 2022,
Journal
STEAMER GEORGE CHARTERED FOR $50
per day. Lake Minnetonka. Capacity, 800.
WANT PARTY TO RENT FURNISHED
nine-room cottage at Orono for part or bal
encer of season: also small three-room cot
tage cheap. P. P. Swensen, 514 Bank of Com
GOOD PLAsTERED COTTAGE. 10 ROOMS,
weel furnished well situated at Maplewood.
near Breezy Point, SITS for the season. Four
room cottage, partly furnished, at Cottage
wood, $50. Fine camping ground on Robinson.
Bay. forty rods from Breezy Point and North
ONE Stations. Gale 6 Co., N. Y. Life bldg.
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MILLINERY. NOTIONS AND STORE FIX.
lures: good. clean stock for sale. Will bear
closest inspection. Will trade for small cot
tage In Minneapolis. Address lock box 20,
Alexandria S. .,
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Competent stenographers furnished, no charge
Typewriter Exchange, 237 Hehnepin, Mpls.
lady sTENOGRAPHER WOULD LIKE A
position In out OF city. Has had some
experience w j., 1911 Central av NE.
4 MTDDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE
housekeeping at once please call or write
610 Fremont av NJ
YOUNG = LADY STENOGRAPFIER WITH
some experience would like position; not par
ticular as to wages at first. 2946, Journal.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

! ONE ELEGANT ORIENTAL ROOM, FINE
rooms for light housekeeping; strictly modern
detached fiat. 1400 Nicoiet av, second floor.
SUITE-TwO OR THREE VERY "DESIRA-
bic rooms, best location, modern conveniences,
keeping. l0l9 lst av S. .
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MUSICAL

YES EXAMINED FREE; glasses adjusted
operly by graduate optician Abeles. 242 Me.
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STORES

ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FoH
RENT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG.
FOR RDNT-TWO OFFICE ROOMS o.
ground floor. $40 per month. No. 28 9Th st N
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WANTED-TWO OR THREE. COLOREI
men who can play banjo, guitar and sing
to give street entertainment on July 4. Ad
dress Mississippi telephone No. 16, Elysian
Mimi
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PERSONAL
DETECTIVE AGENCY
Baxters suite, 64lo Temple CT. Tel. 2724 J2..

Therefore, the Lord (Nature) will
snite with scaD the crown ~ the head;
that instead of sweet smell there shall
be stink; = and instead Of we'll set
hair. badness; ana burning instead OF
beauty. isaiah, i'll, 16 TO "a. ID.
If our advertising does not convince you,
our remedies certa. will. They are guar
anteed to please and benefit you and do all
that is CLAIMED for them; $l.oO to S6.5O Ger
tainly protects you from badness; two weeks
trial by mail, z5c. o. K. Chance, scalp spe-
clallst. $50 Syndicate Arcade. Snampoolng at
L Grant
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WALL PAPER-RANNEY HAS SOME. GOOD
bargains to offer every day. Closing out
some good patterns. No. 1S 4th st S. . ~
steam automobile In the city; for two or four
passengers Leaving city; must be sold. H.
E. Peck, 907 Guaranty building: - Phone Main
6-J2
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must be good typesetter and show q clean
proof; state wages wanted. Reporter. VIM
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HELP WANTED-MALE

-~ec.oec>cs~~~~>-~.~>~>c-- c--+~->o-~->~~-~~N~cs-
WATCHES CLEANED. 81; MAIN SPRINGS.
II; warranted one year. Paegefs, " Sd st 8.
WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED BENCH
and frame men, None but skilled men need
apply. Permanent POSITIONS. Waterman
Hunter Co. AlO 9Th st n. ~. .}l.sE.L so.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
Upper Rogue River

W. W. Willis, postmaster of the
new postoffice of Persist, on upper
Rogue river, was in Medford Tuesday
on business matters. Mr.. Willis
has great faith in the future develop
ment of the upper Rogue river valley,
he holding that the time will come
when that valley will contain a popu-
lation greater than any other one sec
tion Of jackson county. He says the
soil. is deep and rich, the country well
watered with springs and creeks, a
fine grass region, and for fruit he is
sure it will become the banner dis
trict of southern Oregon, the soil and
climate conditions being perfect for
the production of absolutely faultless
fruit In proof Of this assertion re-
garding fruit he states that both he
and his neighbors have bearing trees
that have never failed to yield a crop
and to bear fruit Of color and guam
tity not to be found in the orchards
Of the lower attitudes. With rail
road up Rogue river the valley would
become one of the garden spots of Ore
gon. --Medford Success.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
Items from Glendale News.

W. ]. Grexton of Wolf Greek was
in town Tuesday.
Louis Kitchner of Leland spent
Sunday in Glendale.
J. @. Lewis Of Leland was in our
little city Tuesday.
Miss Marie Tongue of Hillsboro is
visiting at the Victor mine this week.
Mr.. Blalock's little boy at Golden
is recovering from an attack Of typhoid
fever.
The Ruble hydraulic mine at Golden
is busy night and day washing for the
yellow metal
Mrs. j. H. Clements spent Saturday
and Sunday last visiting with rela-
tives in Grants Pass.
Mrs. S. X. Willett Of Grants Pass
visited Mrs. G. Clarke Tuesday, on
her way to Roseburg, where she goes
to join Mr. Willett who has run out
Of Roseburg.
The Cow Greek railroad surveying
party had some sport the other day at
the expense of our friend, j. r.
Thorne, whom, the boys say, rode q
large salmon, clinging to his game
down the swift running stream until
both rider and fish passed under q
rancher's fence. The fish was wet,
but Mr.. Thorne was both soused ant
soaked. Apply to Mr.. Thorne for par
ticulars. He is at Bro. Kennedy'l
sanitarium.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
New Oregon Code.

The new Oregon Code, compiled by
Judge G. B. Bellinger and W. W.
Cotton, has been issued This code
was authorized by the last Legislature
and hereafter will be used in the
courts in the place Of codes heretofore
in use. One thousand copies Of the
code will be delivered to the secre-
tary of state and will be distributed
by him.
The new code is in two volumes and
comprises 1850 pages. The index is
very full and complete, far SURPRISING
any of the previous codes in this re-
spect. The index references are to
sections instead Of to pages as in pre-
vious codes Each section is followed
by annotations referring to both the
Oregon Reports apd the Pacific Re-
porter.
The general arrangement Of the code
is practically the same as Hills Code
Of 1892, so that the change to the new
code will cause no inconvenience. One
feature of the 1902 code that will be
greatly appreciated is the black type
line at the head of each section indi-
eating tho subject treated in the sec
ton This makes it much easier for
one to find the law upon. any subject.
Besides the general laws Of the state
the code includes the Declaration Of
Independence, the United States and
Oregon Constitutions, with index,
the act of admission and all acts of
congress relating to the state of Ore
pOn
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18

with the present mining laws and
regulations in any reservation, or
with the present practice OF selling
forest reserve timber
The bill also authorizes the .secre-
tary TO rent or lease lands within the
reserves for the purpose of erecting
and maintaining : summer resorts,
stores, mills and other establishments,
and to lease suitable reserve land for
grazing and other purposes not incom.
patible with the objects for which
reserves are created.
The moneys derived from such. sales,
rentals and leases are to create a
special fund to be expended in the
care and protection Of forest reserves.
Each state is to have separate fund.
Wherever there shall be a surplus,
% per cent of that surplus is TO go to
the school fund Of the state or terri
tory in which the reserve is located.
Where a reservation lies in more than
one state, the surplus is to be proper
tionally divided.
This bill contemplates placing forest
reserves on a higher plane than at
present, making them more like the
Yellowstone and other National
parks While the bill is not such as
to meet much opposition in congress,
there is little chance Of its passage at
the short session. -Oregonian.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18

the rains came earlier than usual.
Some miners were not ready for water.
Our postoflice is doing a good bust
ness. Our deputy postmaster is kept
pretty busy. He can hardly find time
to entertain the young ladies'
Some people from California have
bought mines here and are putting on
machinery AS the roads are very
bad they find it slow process.
We have quito an influx of people
from other states with view of buy
ing mines; others looking for work,
as our climate is so mild in the win
ter
The weather is warm; blackherries
are in bloom, others are fuu size, ready
to turn black. We think we can furni,l
hlackbIrios at Christmas f.r rolly.
pollys.
We hoar Of another accidnt
dent; man was working in tunnel
0 helping re-timber the tunnel, let his
adj slip and cut Off the leaders from
one of his legs Our advice is to
handle edged tools carefully.
There are no quartz claims idle
All are being worked With the de
velopment of different mines this
winter in the early spring we can
ook for the erection of several mills
in this district We have ledge,
that will warrant the putting up Of
several stamp mills.
Some miners from Whiskey ere
ire up to cur town to lay in their sup
/ ply. They live nearer 10 other towns
but can purchase cheaper here. They
report active times on Whisky creek.
That creek carries coarse gold. Some
good lodges have been found there
Tn creek itself has been worked for
many years.
We read of Lieutenant Peary, the
man who has b.cn hunting for the
north pole. We would like to know
what he has found but ice. He has
spent long time in the Arctic re
gious, and now says the north pole
can be found, but we think some other
explorer must find it if it is ever to
be found. Our people here are a
home loving people not given much to
travelling,
The drummers from Different
points are looking after Leland
trade. A few years ago. the
writer knows that the trade was
very insignificant but times are
changed Lots of big mines have
been found new class of people
have come in, new stores have sprung
up, where the bowling wolves were
RAINING short time ago Also new
energy in farming, more and NOR,
stock growing
We are having little damp
weather AZ times Our correspondent
form Hugo ays it rains, rains, rains
here vt Leland aud not SO far away
from Hugo We have rain, then sun
shinc, sometimes CLOUDY weather then |
rin. The miners need rain SO We
Sro all right this fsh we had no early |
rains but when they did come it has |
seeding although people on |
Grave crcek have sowed large |
amount Of grain,
There is always something for will
ing hands to do We notice that the
older a plson becomes the less
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
Forest Reserves.

Secretary Hitchcock has devised a
means whereby he believs the forest
reserve system, instead of being a
Government luxury, as is charged by
some public men, will become sell
sustaining. He today sent to congress
the draft of - bill, authorizing the
secretary Of the interior to sell tim.
ber, grass, plants, fruits, seeds and
other material growing or being grown
upon forest reserves, including stone,
earth and all other inorganic material,
at what shall be deemed a fair price,
provided such sales do not interfere
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
Topical Bible.

Naves Topical Bible is the only
practical subject arrangement of the
Bible in print. 1t gives all the scrip.
lures ON any subject Of the Bible
where one can turn to it Immediately.
Bishop W. II. Warren says Of the
Topical Bible: Every Bible student.
specially preachers and teachers, will
ind very great assistance in this
work. ~ Mr.. W. L. Ireland can furn.
'Sh YOU with a couv.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18

You will find that my prices low it possible make them or
FirstClass Goods My stock consists OF
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
Nlciorious Hens.

At the last meeting Of the Grant,
Pass city council sn effort was mad,
to pass an ordinance prohibiting fowl,
running at large in that city, but il
failed. Eggs at 40 cents per doz l
made the industrious hen -industriout
IN both laying eggs aud in scratching
up gardens and flower beds-so mucl
Of household necessity that she wor
the day and hereafter she can roam
the town over with none to question
her right, -Medford Success.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
Call 'em Smoking Jack
cts if you like, but they're
Longing Jackets and
Doing Jackets as well.
Can You think of a more
desirable Nmas present?
Harth 4 Son.
sNuHT BROS 5. Is. CATARRu

Is taken internally acting dircctl,
m the blood and mucuous surface,
# the system, cleansing il from al
Impurities carrying them ihroulh tb,
la.ura! channels. and removing IN,
'auSe OF disease. It is the greatest
blood purifier known and Is Inc onl,
positive internal cure for catarrh an
ne market that does all that i.
claimed for il, and never fails no cur,
when tFSen according TO directions.
Jne bottle viii convince YOU Of the
wonderful curative properties OF tfi,
great California discovery. Book on
aiarrh free. Address Smith Bros
Fresno, Cal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
Leland Siftings.

Some of our miners are talking of
going to Alaska in the spring
We have not heard of any rich
strikes since the last writing.
Stock is doing we'll as the rains
have come early, little or no wind.
Some of our population have gone to
Placer, so what is our loss is Placer S
gain.
The miners are very busy, although
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18

charity there is. Perhaps that is the
reason why people are always busy
and make good living and think
other people should do the same.
Our county poor house would not
have so many paupers if they were a
little more industrious.
We have no sickness to report, nc
births, no marriages. Wide Awake,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS

Mems and Boys Sweaters.
Mems and Boys Golf Shirts.
Men, aud Boys Hats.
\ biz hne of Meu's aud Bows Ncckwear.
Muillers and Scaris in black and white.
A full assortment OF Ladies Hdudker-
chiefs Just received by express.
A big assortment of Ladies Kid Gloves
in White, Pearl, Gray. light and dark
Grays Tan, Caster, Brown GIeeu Red
and Old RnSe
Childreu's Kid Gloves in Red Brown and
Tan
Pillow Tops, Royal Flo aud Rope Silk.
Blankets and Comforts
Outing Flannel Cahcoe>, and DapvrieS
for curtains.