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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05

daily, to read the papers and periodi.
calls or to use the stationery.
Also there would remain ample
space for lavatory, and gents and
ladies toilet. Grants Pass is shame
fully lacking, in truth absolutely
without public toilet, aud possi bly,
nothir could be established and
maintained that would be greater
convenience or greater benefit than
this.
For this building the logs should be
taken to tho mill and sawed length.
wise through the middle. The build
ing would be constructed in rustic
style, with fiat side of log set plumb
inside. Each log would do double
service and wall would be made in
side on which any sort OF modern
finish could be put later. BY ex-
tending the ridge poles base would
be made for the porch, the roof of
which would be an extension of the
main roof For best effect, as we'll as
the best results, there should be a
liberal use OF plate glass, placed in
long windows on both sides and in
front This would not only give an
abundane of light aud u chance to see
the exhibit from the. outside but
would also save the handling Of long
timbers.
As to the approximate cost Of such u
building, concrete foundation would
be $3.50 Eighteen inch logs can be
cut, sawed and placed ON the ground
for about $3.50. They can be put up
for $3.50. The plate glass including
sash and setting, $500. Doors and
fixtures, $50 The roof, $500. The
planning aud fixtures, $3.50. The paint
ing 500 This would place the entire
cost at about s2250 As to lights, tho
Condor Water d Power Company,
now stringing its wires here, is sup
plying light in great quantity free for
a similar building, just completed at
Medford, and would no doubt be as
liheral9l with Grants Pass The
Grants Pass Miners Association al.
ready has the necessary furniture,
shelves, and very good start in tho
collection OF a display. The Grants
Pass Miners Association has already
shown its ability TO persevere, to
overcome obstacles, 20 do things.
If il takes mp the proposition of an
exhibits building 1t will, by the
support Of our business men, succeed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

Mrs. P. Breuer of Portland i.
visiting Mrs. ]. H. Hathaway.
q Mrs. Rae Benson and children Of
San Francisco, are visiting Grants
Pass friends.
W. Stoddard, who is employed 10
the blacksmith shop at the Granite
Hill mine, was in Grants Pass Tues
day.
Miss Marjorie Kinney returned to
Portland the first of the week to re.
sumo study at the Portland academy,
after weeks vacation.
Mrs Print Leverich, whose husband
is we'll known business man of
Woodvflle, came down Thursday fer a
few days visit with friends in this
city.
Mrs. 0. A. Thompson returned Fri
day from three weeks visit with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. c.
kantner, at Salem. Mrs. Thomas ex-
poets her sister. Miss LaVerne Kant
ner, to arrive Monday from Salem to
make her visit.
Geo. Calhoun, Mrs. L. l.. Jewell
and Miss Clara Calhoun were called
to Portland last week on account of
the serious illness of their father, S
H. Calhoun. They returned home
Wednesday, but without hope of the
recovery of their father.
DR.. Ivan B. Parker and family re.
turned on Tuesday from several
weeks stay in Tuscon, Arizona. The
doctor, after a needed rest, is much
improved in health and has resumed
his practice. For the present he can
be found at his Office in the Tufts
building.
Geo. Z. Calhoun and sister, Mrs.
L. L. Jewell, left Sunday for Port
land to be with their father who is
very seriously sick at his home in
that city. During Mr.. Oalhoun's
absence his store is being efficiently
looked after by his clerk, o. A.
Thomas, assisted by Albert Ooe.
O. Bennett. who conducts the store
and postoffice at Golden. which is To-
Gated on the stage road midway be.
tween Wolf Greek and Greenback, was
in Grants Pass Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Mr.. Bennett stated that the
daily mail service between Wolf
Greek and Golden had been extended
to Greenback. This change in the
mail for Greenback was made en- the
LIST of this month, heretofore the mail
for Greenback being sent out from
Leland.
Prof. Davenport always appreciates
any act of kindness or courtesy shown |
him, but there is one matter in which
he is unable to extend personal thanks. |
The professor was playing tennis at |
the court on the bicycle grounds Sat |
urday. On leaving for home he
neglected to take his cuffs with him. |
On returning to the grounds ne found |
the cuffs but some one had removed |
the silver link buttons, probably for
safe keeping. Mr.. Davenport appre-
ciates the kindness in keeping the
buttons for him but he would appre-
ciate the buttons even more.
Herbert X. Hanna, son Of Circuit
Judge II. X. Hanna, of Jacksonville,
was in Grants Pass Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week, visiting with
friends and attending circuit court
to gain pointers in law studies. Mr..
Hanna graduated in San Francisco
college year ago and ON returning
home he took up reading law in his
fathers office with a view of taking
mp the legal profession. Mr.. Hanna is
a bright, studious young man with a
natural aptitude for the law and there
is every reason to expect that he will |
make success in his chosen vocation.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05

The Bicycle you want at $50. 90 will
be found at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Grants PasslSchools Close May l9
With Appropriate Exercises.

The three schools of Grants Pass
will close the school year ON Friday,
May 10, and on that evening the COM
mencement exercises will be held at
the opera house. Under the direction
of City Superintendent R. r. Tuner
a pleasing program has been prepared
for the occasion, which will be as
follows:
Chorus-Faithful Mozart
High School and Eighth Grade Chorus.
Chorus-"The Water Lily" Franz Abt
High School Girls Chorus.
Oration-"S Silent Influences"
Margaret Scoville
Oration-"The True Purpose of
Education" Ruth Scoville
Piano Solo-"Secret Wishes" Ldnge
Ethel Riggs.
Commencement Address
b. +. Mulkey, Pres. Southern Ore
gon State Normal School.
Piano Duet-Morning Pearl c. f. Blake
Florence Lamar and Mable Ryle.
Presentation OF Diplomas
h. Thomas, Pres. Board OF Edu-
cation
To these exercises the public is in
ventited. An admission fee of 10
cents will be charged to raise funds
to pay the hall rent, and inoideptal
expenses. The commencement address
will be made by President B. +.
Mulkey, of the Southern Oregon State
Normal, at Ashland. President Null
key is recognized as one Of the lead
ing educators of Oregon and his ad-
dress will be of much interest to all
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
BORN.

HECK-At Grants Pass Tuesday,
May 2, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs Frank
Heck, n daughter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
WILLIAMS-SIMMONS-At Grants
Pass, Friday, April 2S, 1905, Frank
j. Williams and Jessie Simmons,
Justice Furman officiating.
BRANNAN-PAINE-At Granite Hin
mine, Saturday, April %, 1905, Her.
man II. Brannan and Miss Hazel l..
Paine.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
MURDERERS TELL OF CRIME
Dodson and Ingram Each Tell on
the Other In Dunlap Case.

The mystery Of the murder of Mr..
Dunlap has been solved by the con.
fession of Esley Dodson, and Andy
Ingram, the story of each practically
agreeing with that Of the Ingram
boy. which was given in full in the
Courier of last week. Their trial
will take place at the adjourned
term of circuit court which Judge
Hanna will convene ON June LIST.
Dodson is in the county Jail in this
city and Ingram is in the county Jail
at Jacksonville. Sheriff Lewis re-
turned Tuesday, afternoon from
Crescent City with Ingram, where
he had been arrested by the Del
Norte county sheriff. Ingram made
no trouble on the way over, though
Sheriff Lewis took no chances as his
prisoner has reputation as tough
and, he kept him handcuifed and
sbackled day and night To help guard
his prisoner Sheriff Lewis had with
him Ex.Sherif Lister. They had their
own conveyance and made the trip to
Crescent City in two days, arriving
there Saturday night. They rested
their team until Sunday noon when
they started back, arriving in Grants
Pass Tuesday afternoon. The boy.
Lloyd Ingram, ON whose confession
his father and Dodson were arrested,
is at liberty in Grants Pass. but is
under the surveillance of the author
titles,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
THE BUSINESS POINTERS
News Notes From the Business
Men to r aders.

Call and see Miss Weston's line Of
Street hats-Front St. between Sixth
and Seventh.
II you have chickens for the mar.
ket. call ON H. Walter of the Oregon
Cafe, he will buy them.
Do not believe that the Grants Pass
Fuel Company is trying to rob you
by asking $l.75 for factory blocks,
statements to the contrary notwitn.
standing. Call and be convinced.
SHERMAN s. IRELAND, REAL.
ESTATE.
Give your friends a Stage line-the
good smoke.
Trout are biting fine and You will
find the flies and hooks you want at
Cramer Bros.
Miss Weston has an elegant assort-
ment OF street and dress hats-Front
st. near Seventh.
Patton's Sun Proof Paint, the
guaranteed kind that will wear and
give satisfaction for sale by Cramer
Bros.
DR.. Goble, the optician, will be In
Grants Pass May the Sth, only one
day this time. Call between Sa m.
and 9 p. m. at Josephine hotel.
Curtis s. Co. for Watches, Clocks,
Gold Rings and Jewelry, fine watch
repairing, engraving. Goods sold at
reasonable prices. Come and see us.
l. o. o. +. Building, Grants Pass,
Oregon.
A sewing machine on trial, II it
suits You it is yours. Does as good
work as a $25 machine. Have 13
standard make machines, 81. so to IS.
Come and see them at Ike Davis
second hand store.
The ladies of the M E. church.
South will give an old fashioned
dress social at the parsonage, Friday
evening May l2. Refreshments will be
served as their mothers used to serve
tor 25c, and cordial invitation
is extended to all
Insure your property in Oregon g
Great Mutual. Nearly seven million
dollars written during 1904. It has
now TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS
insurance in force. It is safe and
saves you money. Address Secretary
o. +. X. A.. McMinnville, Ore.
II. B. Hendriok. agent, Grants Pass,
Ore.
Wall Papers--oaI; ;I.t stock K, is com:
detail. An immense line in the choic-
est Of decoration at most entioing
pricee. Call and see the line and try
the Big Bargain Counters-Thomas &
O'Neiu
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05

Wall Papers--our stock is com
plete in every
detail. An immense line in the choic-
est of decoration at most enticing
pricee. Call and see the line and try
the Big Bargain Counters-Thomas &
O'Neill.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05

The growth aud prosperity of Grants
Pass and Josephine County and tho
completion Of the work now under
way in relation to the Lewis and
Clark Fair, demand that we have
an exhibits building by the depot.
Let us drop tho hammer and get an
AK. W b. SHERMAN.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05

Peter Diesh, one OF the best stenog.
raphers in Southern Oregon and
popular young man of Jacksonville.
was in Grants Pass this week on legal
work at the court house.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
Killed al Sisson.

The many friends of A. d. Custar
were shocked to learn that he had
been killed as the result Of an acoi.
dent in a sawmill in which he was
working as engineer at Sisson. Mr..
Oustar was engineer and while oiling
a box on shaft, which was revolving
at rapid rate, his clothing was caught
and he was carried around with ter
rife force, literally beating the life
out of him, for he was hurt at 4
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon and he
died at g. An inquest was held Thurs
day and Friday morning the body was
brought to Grants Pass and inferred
in the Granite Hill cemetery, the Odd
Fellows having charge OF the abse-
quies. Mr.. Custar was 40 years of
age, unmarried, His father, Isaac
Custer resides on the Applegate.
His mother died some years since.
He was millwright aud engineer by
trade and he was an industrious, up.
right man, having the good will Of all
who had his acquaintance.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05
For Florence Cri,tenton Home

The work of the Florence Crittenton
Mission throughout our country, but
particularly of that in Portland, was
very earnestly presented to many Of
our townfolk last Sunday and Mon.
day, by Mrs Ida Stuart Edgar, a
representative of the National As.
sociation. In the morning she spoke
in the Presbyterian church, in the
afternoon she addressed the young
men at their meeting held in Hall Il
Coles Chapel, and in the evening
she was listened to again at the Bap-
tist Church On Monday afternoon
she held a meeting for women only at
the NJ. f. Church, at which time a
Florence Crittenton Rescue Circle
was organized, in the hope that by
this means our people may feel
keener interest III the work Of the
Mission. The officers are: Prssi-
dent, Mrs. Herbert H. Brown; Secre.
tlry, Mrs. Eugene Pearson Treasurer,
Mrs Daniels. In speaking Of the
great work which should be done in
Portland, she told Of the very mad
equate facilities and accommodation
which trammeled them them, and
that the time had come when new
building is a real necessity. For this
special purpose she received free. will
offerings from those who were pleased
to contribute, the result Of which
she desires should be made known
TO all, and for this reason mas asked
that this statement be published:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-05

Secretary Stone Of the Portland Y.
M. @. a. visited Grants Pass, Tuesday
on the invitation Of parties interested
IN the organization OF Y. NJ. G. A
in Grants Pass An informal Meeting
was held and steps taken toward tho
necessary preliminary work.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
Wild Corner Items.

\ good many are planting corn in thi.
vicinity this week
They have organized Sunday School
at Mud College. Everyone is invited to
attend and help us out.
Mr.. Byers called on Mr., Mackey and
wife Sunday.
b W Corder and family we're out and
took dinner with his sister Mrs Lamey
Sunday.
Miss Nettie Button called on l.. p.
browns Sunday afternoon.
Everyone is invited to come out Sun =
day. We are going to elect new officers.
Get up and vote one way or the her #
you have TO vote on yourself.
George Welsh aud MIR Lamey went to
town Tuesday to got tae rest Of their
planter. Tdey made three trips before
they got everything together. We
think they surely had some cider.
Uncle Jessie Spencer has sold his farm
for $3.50 an acre.
Mrs. George Sheets has boen quite
sick sor the past week
Ed King has purchased new surrey
Pete Cartwright and Lizzie Buzzard
were seen out buggy riding few d ays
ago,
Mr. Awick called on Wcs Malone Sun.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
Boston Items.

Messrs II Z, Stockdale, Andrew
Harrah, Estell Joyce add Harry Harring.
ton transacted business in Lamar Sat
urCay.
Miss Jose Harrington is visiting her
brother north Of town this week.
Miss Louise Schoaf came up from
Carthage Sunday.
Jake Luxford captured nine young
wolves one day last week.
Boone Nelson and lady passed through
here SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs Add joyce spent Sunday
in this vicinity,
F.A Cones is painting Mr. Smileys
house.
The Primitive Baptists had services
here Saturday aud Sunday.
Uncle Johu Stone and Hubert Cones
spent Saturday afternoon on the creek
bank fishing.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
ii. I. FROST
Blue Star

The apple trees are in bloom and all
nature is becoming living green. Yet
wo feel the cold breath of old winter rs
he seems lothe TO depart and give way to
beautiful spring.
Our farmers are busy planting corn
and everyone seems hopeful of good
crops this year.
\ large crowd of young people had a
delightful time at Tom Kunkler's last
Saturday night, at pie and pound sup
per.
Mrs Resh drove to Lamar Monday
morning and back in 2la hours. She
says her new buggy nag is all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Harmon were visit
ing at Louis Kunklers Sunday.
Misses Hazel Coiner and Mae Bunnell
called on Della KunlSler Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. }. X. Wells has kindly consented
To COME out and help as again with
Sunday School and viii be up to organ.
ize Sunday at , O'Clock p. m. Let nsall
turn out young and sold and have
rousing Sunday Scnool this summer.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
Blue star.

Ball game last Sunday ut the ball
grounds.
Mr. Dawson of Eureka Springs is
visiting with his daughter Mrs. 4. C..
Davis
W. IL. Harmon and FIRMLY spent Sun
day with l.. kunkler aud family.
W. e, Kyle WAS in ihis part of the
country last Saturday contracting for
some bridge lumber OF the onstott boys,
Jim Hull went oven to Mud College
last Friday,
Mr. 4 & Davis made business trip to
Joplin one day last week.
MIR IL L Lay otJasper County has two
teams here helping his sou.in.law Mr..
Parker pillow this week. They are farm.
ing the DIR Hail place.
Jones aud Rice have moved their saw
mill from here they were pretty we'll
struck up for two days lin the mrd we
meanl but finally got out.
Don't fail to look US over before YOU
moury spend your. johannes 4 Suns.
Get it at the New York Racket
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20

lOc, 10 inch meat platters 9c-.12in at l2c
IA in at l5c. II in 20c.
We have the round vegetable dishes
sizes as above at the same prices, sugar
bowls 25c, this above 10 plain white
embossed, can give you the same ware
decorated ia the ueatest pattern out at
only 20 percent advance. Temember this
is the ware that we are sci ling, less than
the pottery Job it there for, we defy all
competition il quality and price, and
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20

Mems fine fur bats the 81 % kind TIC
Mems fine fur hats the 1.5O kind g5c
Mems fine fur hats the LIS kind 81 II
Mems fine fur hats the 200 kind liz
Mems fine fur hats the 800 kind 1.92
Very special is our 81 hat at..... l.25
Genuine Mexican Pueblos, the best,s
toughest harvest hat on the mar
ket, 25c value for only ........ Ice
A 4 Y Malaga Harytst Hat with full
6 in hrim, a &c value for ........ lOc
As above in Z IL brim, the largest
hat made lJc
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
Bethel.

Mr.. and Mrs, Bingham spent Sunday
at Mr., Geo, Lilly's,
Miss Daisy and Nora were sucn on
their way to Jasper Sunday Good bye
girls,
Mrs Allie Bradford ADD daughter
Blanche were callers at Mrs. N. f.
Cline's last Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Lilly Sundayed at Mr.. Dan
Nichols
We hear that Mr.. J. b. Cline is quite
a racer.
Wonder eggs are still eg and who
will eat the most Easter.
Mrs, Lucy Cline aud Mrs. Lou Tyler
visited at Mr.. y. C. Cliues Tuesday
night. Also Russian soldier spent
the night there. lie had been taken
prisoner by the Japs but made his es-
cape
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Quillen attcnded
Sunday School at Blue SUNDAY.
Bethel was i'tIe behind time last
week but our maxim is SLOW but sure.
Preaching will be held here on the fifth
at eleven a m. aud $50 p. ~.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20

only ask for chance to show you. Don't
forget that we are the only house in
Jasper that accompany our window and
outside displays with the price ticket,
thus throwing ourselves open to all
competition, lis our way selling goods at
less than all others ask that made our
business. When you can save from so
to l50percent isn't it worth looking after.
We think so aud we hope to see you join
our army of satisfied customers, .where
the quality and price are always right.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20

Fibre Panamas, block crown, Alpine
shape, real fine hat worth twice
our price e............... 3Jc
Boys harvest Straw hats, 4 in hrim
handed ........ ........ l0c
Good heavy work cotton soX. ..... &c
The best work cotton sox made, at Sc
Extra big values in gents Summer
Underwear, don't miss this at - d SOC
just received line Of the best Ameri
can made semichinaware, ware guarran-
teed to hot craze, plates dinner size SOC,
cups and saucers soc set, 3 pint bowls
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20

Ch2s and Len Keener took out a corn
planter from Bailey Ia week.
Mr. Geo Wclch and Wm Lamey
bought Cadet corn Tlnuter of {. S,
Bailey and say she is fine,
Dan Faith hooked his oce oliver To
one Of Baileys fine rubber tire buggies
last Saturday. Dan looks !quite digni-
fled in that kind Of rig.
Mr.. Lehman the short tat man took
a Planter from Bailey Monday,
Fields Bros took out ono of Bailey
Balance frame Plauters,
hr. \. II. Jerome new conner took
out Planter, Harrow and breaking
plow from Bailey's littletnot in the trust
store.
W. Il. Mckinney hooked onto Ione Of
Baileys Blue Bird buggies Saturday.
Rev w. G. Jcn.s took out a nice rub
her tire buggy from Bailey last week.
Az Smith took out a fine Extension
top Surrey from Baileys few days ago.
J. c. Walker says his Cadett planter
he got from Bailey is all o. X.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
DIXIE SCHOOL CLOSES.
Patrons Give a Big Dinner in Honor
of the Event

The district had planned to surprise
Prof Smith aud they surely did il. For
about 1880 the neighbors began 10 come
in hacks, buggies, carts and afoot,
with baskets, buckets, dish pans and
any old thing that would hold grub uu-
til they q, mpIstly filed the platform in
front Of the doors, They even brought
plank TO make the tables.
As soon as school was dismissed the
boards were laid, cloths spread and
napkins strewn Then came the re-
freShmeuts consisting of ham. chicken.
beef, salads, smw, pickles, pies cakes
and every thing that was necessary to
make up first class dinner Those
present were L. j. Hl!ic aud family,
HAIRY Hillo aud family, Theo Lawson
aud family VIM LaudcrbaugL and fam
lily, Wn Aul and family, VIM Lukens
and family, Link Milton aud family.
Dad Tucker aud family and Mrs. L,
Smith and quite lot Of Young folks
that were strangers t1 the scribe. AZ
Ter dinner was over there was good
program rendered consisting of declam-
ut!ons, rccitaticns, etc. School then
CLOSED all being well flied and wen
pleased. AZ OLD PATEoN
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
Letter List.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Post Oflicea at Jasper Mo. for the
week ending April, 20, 1905.
LETTERS.
Mrs Frank Gregory. Elmer Judler.
Mrs, Mary Myers Miss Nettie Ruekles
CARDS.
Josh Albright j. b. B)wmau
G B WADE = NJ.
Stock Hogs Wanted.
Clean Barrows, weighing from so to
100 lbs each, at the Jasper Elevator.
LOST My fine Irish setter which dis
appeared from my home about 3 weeks
ago, Liberal reward for return Of the dog
HOMER KING.
Ralph ,|inder was Carthage visitor
Sunday.
Ask !or premium stamps when you
buy at the JASPER RACKET STORE.
Let us figure that bin for you we can
save you money. ID G Lumber %.
Buy oyeralls and work shirts a
Joyce q Lee.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to extend to our friends
aud neighbors our heartfelt thanks for
their kindness during the sickness aud
death of.our beloved son aud brother.
HARvE GRiFFIN ASD FAMILY.
The Jasper news., 1905-04-20
Farmers Union

Well here we come again.
The farmers of this part is farming a
bout right now but We think it will rain
again soon Everybody is planting corn
Mrs. w. c. Kyle and Mrs George Van
Dusen and Mrs. VIM Kaderly were up
to see the new married couple Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Armstrong last week, - -.
Mr. Harve See and family were to see
y. c. Kyles Sunday.
Mrs. Vim Kaderly was to see Mrs.
Strohn Monday.
Mr. Willie kupkler has quit his Job at
\. \. Moores. We don't know the cause
Walter Mckinney Of Nashville was
seen driving through this part of the
country Sunday with a brand new buggy
and he had his best girl with him.
There was quite u crowd gathered at
Button Garuer's Sunday to see him
train his fne race horses.
VIM Kaderly has three footed hog. 1t
- curiosity.
VIM Kaderly and Walter Johnson took
a bunch Of cattle to II A Ringers to put
them in mis- pasture for the summer.
Just received Strw Hats,
Straw Hats and Straw Hats. At
JOYCE s LEES.
Buster Brown Collars at
Joyce s. Lee.
We carry the "Pittsburgh Perfect
hog fence best on earth y, q. Lumber
Co.
Save money on your new srring hat
and purchase Of Mrs. G. +. Campbell, |
Hats, Caps, glove etc at Joyce
aud Lee.
Tade at Mrs. c. +. Campbells where
you will iind the most complete line Of
Millinery and Ladies Furnishings to Sc.
lect from ever shown in Jasper.