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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-01-07
For Sale.

The Hugh Ewing tract of land
in Licking Creek township con-
tains 80 acres, so cleared and bal
ance in good timber. Can be
bought cheap and on easy terms.
Apply,
GEO. A. HARRIS, Agent,
McConnelIsburg, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-01-07

Mr.. John Cohick, the popular
and efficient agent of the East
Broad Top railroad, at Three
Springs, takes considerable pride
In raising big porkers. A few
days ago he butchered three that
dressed IVA pounds, the largest
weighing 524 pounds.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-01-07

There will be a singing at the
Oakley church next Sunday, con
Quoted by William Peck.
HIDES WANTED. - H & h e S
market price paid for beef hides
horse hides, wildcat skins, anc
all kinds of grease, at Paul Wag
ner's Tannery, McConnellsburg
A Singing Convention is in pro
gress at the Baptist church.
Needmore, conducted by the Rev.
Powers.
HlDES.-James Sipes a. Sons
pay the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepskins and tallow.
Rev. j. M. Bean will hold ser
vices IN the Reformed church
in this place, next Sunday at To-.
30 a. M, and down the Cove at
Hebron at 2:3O p. m. All are IN
vited TO these services.
For health and happiness
DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers-
small, gentle, easy, pleasant little
liver pills, the best made. Sold
by Trout's drug store.
Rev. Powers, of Needmore,
wishes to acknowledge thereceipt
of letter on New Years morn.
ing, from Mr.. and Mrs. h A.
Hoopengardner, of Warfords-
burg, containing a five-dolIar bill
as New Years gift.
A great many people have kid.
ney and bladder trouble, mainly
due to neglect of the occasional
pains in the back, slight rheuma.
tic pains, urinary disorders, etc.
Delay IN such cases is dangerous.
Take DeWltt's Kidney and Blad.
der Pills. They are for weak
back, backache, rheumatic pains
and all kidney and bladder trou.
bic. Soothing and antiseptlc,
and act promptly. Don't fail to
get DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. Accept no substitute.
Regular size SOC. Sold by
Trout's drug store.
With Monday morning - the
first Monday in the New Year,
the usual change took place IN the
offices at the Court House. Pro.
thonotary Geo. A. Harris, sue.
ceeded himself, and began on his
third term of service. Mr.. Har.
rls has proven himself an accom-.
modating and capable Official. S.
q. Gracey, S. A. Nesbit, and VIM.
T.. Davis finished their work as
County commissioners, and were
succeeded by the new board,
Emanuel Keefer, of Thompson,
Daniel w. Cromer, OF Dublin, and
j. r. Sharp, of Bethel. B. Frank
Henry, the efficient clerk of the
old board, was reelected by the
new board, and Hon. ;. w. Kirk,
was elected as counsel for the
new board. The new board of
County Auditors-Wm. Wink, of
Belfast; &. &. Rotz, of Tod, and
d. Fl. Myers, of Dublin, with W.
G. Wink, OF Taylor as clerk, are
busy examining the accounts Of
the treasurer and com missioners
tins week. j. w. Hoop, of Lick
ing Creek township, succeeded
Ii. K. Markley, of Bethel as AS.
sociate Judge.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-01-07
MY NAME is
JOHN S. WILSON,
and keep a live up-to-date store at
Three Springs, Pa.

While do not own the FULTON COUNTY NEWS.
own nice bunch of space in it, and every week. shall
have something to say you that will help you to buy
what you need during the year 1909 and have
money in your pocket. OF course doing business
for my healthwho does? but right here to say that
the goods will have to offer you will be just repre-
sened, and the price will be low any man sell
them at The merchant that says he is selling goods
low cost at cost-or and carriage, candi-
date for unatic asylum else he is ying-most prob
ably the latter.
When go to the City, can buy goods just as low
as anybody else, 1t does not cost get them
to Three Springs than Others and hence
them Just as close anybody else-and WILL DO TT.
To those who have generously patronized my
store during the past year, my heartest
thanks, and those who have given trial,
cordially invite them to come and give my trial.
If they do not find my business represented it will
my fault If they deal somewhere else
Again wishing you happy and prosperous New
Year. and asking to keep your eyes this space for
bargains, am
Yours for business
JOHN S. WILSON.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-01-07

William II Lake, who spent hol
Iday week with his son-ln-law
and daughter, Gilbert G. Mellott
and wife, has returned to his
home at McKibben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

ulb ,SQinois, "pcroen icbr bolo nad)
ibrpn beimiid)cn Stationen a%6fabren.
Die ,aentudp," Don Der. es 5uerlt
tieb, lie meroe nod E%bilaoelpbio &C.
hen. ruirb, nie es iest beiBt, nad)
Noriolf bcrallf tpmmen.
9 otto II, MaIi., 8. Mdrj. Gas
Sblohtihiii ~SainoiS." meld)es Ialt
nGt Sabre lang lmunterbrod)en i'm
Gienitc mar, lit, bon Nemport fonl,
memo, IN Der Gburlcstoipn 9tapp
Doro olteelangt. IS miro bon bier
nod, PHILADELPHIA geben unb Don
BORT bierber 5uriidfebren, INN NIT eli
rem aoItenouimano DON nobe5u
2,000,0 900 Don 8run0 ans reporirt
a. merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Eortciel IN ser Gulno nllagciproden
bobcn. Scr Yrcnlier bofft, bis sur
grleoi1ultg Der Gcbottc iiber ocn@tot
bes Wtil1iitcriuma 0e3 Snltcrn NIT
&iiIfc Der Nluno roldc SortIhritte
nit Der NIbidofflng Der peridicoencn
in Den pcrid)icocncn Gbeilcn bcs Nei-
DIES sur N%nlpcnol1g fonnncrl0cn Cir
ten Der aricgageridte 81 mod)ell.
Nic Gun1n ihlG9t DOR, Den Gtot
nit Der Hciolution on5ullebnlcn, BOB
nad) Nniiht Der Gltnln Die @cibebnl-
tlutg bcs aricg5rcf)tes IN ibrem iebi.
gen llrnfang tid)t qerchtiertigt it,
mo OoB lie IN 3utunit unf Die Gll-
Beriten NotbfGlc bcl1rGntt wcrOen
lolltc.
&nnOgebung gc1cn Snn0 g.
tiirfcn.
Son It ntlnopCl 9. W{0rj. -
Inter Den Srltppcn, mcId)c 0icgHaft=
molnlhoit i'm Yilbi@ aiOaf, Dem 30
laItc 0es Sulto1a &boul Nanli0, bill
ben, 90brt e5 micocr beOenflid). 0ic
Solooten pciNcrn lid polt S1fl5tca
rem. bic sur Enrtei Der &llngtiirfcn
"oeboren @cfcblc oll%5ullebnlcn. Ca
ro,li pcrionumeltcn lie lif Dor Dem
Galoit> brudtcn itiirmiihc &llbeIruic
auf Den Sultan aus nno crflartcll,
lie miir0en rllr i'm ul0 Die bon ibnl
crnolntcn Siii5icrc ols GeieblShober
o%llerfcnncn. Sine Mi4itGr e Hcpoltc
Orobte, bod gclong cs IhlieBlid), Die
ouiQcrc9tcn Solooten 5u berilbigcn.
SpGtcr mlrben Die nellteriiden
5rllppen SurildgcSogen ulo Elm @o.
toiQon, meld)cS Der ncllen Hegicrlutg
trcll crgcben lit, nit Dem Eoloitoicnit
beoultraNt.
GcntI dc Stnocntcn in
Erog abcrmol1 ongcz
rcmpclt.
" ic H. 9. Wf0rS. - 2out Mcloul0
aus Ern9 lit Der SonntoQabuTncl
Der belltlfcn Goulcur Stuocntcn
obernals geltort morbcn. Sie cils
bcrlpnSirenocn Mlllenlobnc murocn
bon c5c6iidcn Hotten popelboit be
id,impft uno olld) tb0tlid) o%ngegrif-
fen. Webrcrc Stllbenten trllgcn Ser.
lcbllllgcn bapoll. Gle G5ed)cn morcn
lpic INNER IN iolhcr llcbcrmaht Dor
banocu, Dob ole am Summcl bethel
liotcn Stltocntcn ibncn llift Stono
81 bolten perlnohten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
EraaDoic iu cincm SruuflDucr Snt'
ln6cn.

Nem Oorf, 9. Wtdri. - Gin
Mnmi, lpe!d)cn man iilr Charles
Sociflcr olla NGuorf, rs, b0lt, cr-
id)icn bclltc in Dem &l,tluocn bcS
&crrn u. @bcclcr, Nr. $50, 8roob-
man, grooflpn, permlnbctc Den %
i0brigen Normon Slllb id)ner Ollrh
cincn Gepolpcrid)uB unb beging lll-
n!ittclbor oarauf SclbItrlor0. Sl lei
ncr 5uid,c iono man circn 3cttcl,
iucld)er Don Charles Socfilcr alls
Nenorf umtcr5cidlnct mar. InS
Sdrcibcn bclltetc ot, bnB 2ocffler
cincu Stroll 1cgen Den 2o0cn iucgcll
zines fiir5lih BORT genlad)tcn an-
tullis bc9tc. Bulb NOR ais Sertollicr
III Dem @cidGft ongcitc1t.
Barrier GnnooIen.
YariS, 8. MdrS. - Sic Mppoli-
item leben ibrc 9cmonltrotioncll &c
gen Die Hcplblif nnb 81 @lniten eis
Her Monnrdic tort. Sbrc n%clleltc
Sciltlln1 rid)tctc lid) Nc0cn bna NO:
lllllcnt meldlcH 81 Gbrct bes per
ltorbcncn Scnators Sd)curcr.acltncr,
bcs treucll Srclnoes bcS nod Ger
ScufelssSnlel ucrbonnten GupitGn9
Grepflls Dor Dem EaloiS DC Sllrcnl-
boilrg crrid)tet mprben mar. Ias
Mpnmncnt itcUtc einell Sbelisfen,
red)ts iln0 lilfs Don Den Statilen
Der @obrbcit nno 8ereftigfeit llll-
geber, oar. Sd)on Dor cini9cn go.
dell, ola Stloenten Die Gorlciun9en
ocs Erof. Sbulomos itortel, bate
'id berons9eltellt. boB oieies Monll.
irle1t @cgenltono elmer @iibcrci lucrs
Den lolltc. Won itea1c oesbolb cine
@nd)c in Der N1bc bca Icnfnlols
mobreno bcs Cages oili. BUR Nadt-
5clt belt man Dies nid)t fir notbio,
% Der @arten am Nbcno 9eldlpliel
miro. &or cini9tn Sogcn lit nun
oas adjournment neritiin1ntelt morocr,
Den Stotilell Der Mohrbeit iillo Der
8eredtlgtcit luurbcn sic Noicn rnO
Der Sple9cl. r,lp. 0os Sdnpcrt Der
@ered)ti9feit ob9eihlogen. oos DE.
oolllon-Silo bon Sd)clrer-2eitlcr
lpiiroe 9dl6lid 6erltort mo Der Nbc-
list ROTH ailgcItrihen. llntSl trta
Der Sbelisf Die Nuiihriit: ,@s lebe
Der &onig! Nicoer nit Der Hepu.
bltf" Nlh anberc Monurncntc il,
Dem @nrtcn lparcll NIT oericlbcn
Nufid)riit beilibelt poroen. gSie cine
ltrfer'lid)nlig ergab. bate lid Der
ooer Die ropoliitiifen @onooleu nah.
reno Der 1o0eS5eit in ocll @ortcll
elltgeld)lld)cn nno einen Don cinem
Ill'treid)er 5ilrilfgcloliencn TSorbcn.
topf 81 ibrer Shanotbot bcr,iitt.
,Seft miro DER Sourembnra @orten
het Gag uno Hud)t bcpod,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
@crmiidJtc tclesrapbiide ScpeidDen-

- Sn Bolton. Maii., lit Sberit
Charles y. Hipers. Gommunocur bes
=. Waiiod)uietts 6reipilligen Hegi-
nlellts wGbrcno oes 9iir9erfricscs,
aus Dem @ebcn geifieoen. Sieb5cbn
Sabre lang par er Siilfs.S urpepor
i'm Soicn bon 9olton.
in Neopcr, ga, lit bic @ittruc
Marp Mc&ee, meld)e BON ibren 2ieb.
bobcr, Dem 2~6-iGbrigen @i1iam O..
Miancr, ourh Sdiiiie ibmcr per
mutOct mllroc, ibren S%crlctungen err.
lc9ul. @iluer bate gleid) nod Der
Sbot @ift genommen mo lid, oils
olelcs nid)t glcid) mirfte, erid)olIen.
Sn buffalo, N.-O., lit Sobn ".
Giibcr, ein iriiber altgeicbcuer &cfts-
ohnpolt mo Eolitifer, mcgcn zines
@etrllgcs pon $4,000, Den CT 9egell
ric Srtidloit Gbeeftowoga pcrmittelit
elmer Note periibt. su eihem langerelt
@eiGngniBtermin in Nllbitrn perl,r-
tbeilt moroen. ct bate lid 81 benz
Tergeben betonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

6remoer. Spcn Sebin bat in ben
SOer Sabren an Ser llniperlitat Yer
lin Ebiloiopbie itubirt. sir lell1e
groBe Geiie ourh sic Wiongolei nno
Slbirien erbieIt er iciner5ett Die aarl
Sitter MeoaiQe Der Scrliner 8eIell-
ldlaft fir Grofunoc.
NJ acnerfrnntung I'M so
ipitaL.
8rDBtes Mllfiebcn crrc8t cine ober-
maligc Wolienerfranfllng llntcr Dem
Eerionul oes Girtom.&oIpitols. Bet
nobe %einbunoert ySGrtcrinnen Der
anltolt iinb leid)t crfrontt. Sn alien
60aen limo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen 81 Gage qetreten. Seine Der Eo-
tielltinnen ober bciirbct lid) III &c
fobrorobenbcm 3ultulb. @abritcin-
lid bat Der @ennlB bon pcroorbcnem
Siibner- 6ricoilec onS lln6cil al1gcs
rid)tet.
Bon Der Gerluoltun0 beS &ird)om.
Solpitals lit ioiort cine grilnOiide
llnteriud)ung eillgclcitct iporoen. Gas
@orfomnlniB miro nm 10 peinliher
%cmpfu1ben, ais crlt Dor nift loll9cr
Belt in Der olcihcn Nleltolt inter
Dem Ecrionol 5oblrcidc Grtrnllful.
gen lid %creigneteL pelfe olli Die
ndmlidc llriod)c 5urild5uiilbren luo-
rem. Die Nngelcgen6cit fam oonolS
logor int Eorlamelt 5llr Sprafe
n1lb go6 5l idorier 8ritif Seronlai-
lur1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Vittshmra's Graft

Eittsburg, ga, 8. Wdr5. -
Cine an5abl bieliger ganfiers muroc
Dor bcn Iiltriftsnupolt Ylafelep ci-,
tirt, Ser bon oenielben meitere BE-
meismittel gesel bieiigc Staotratbs-
mitglieber pegen 9citefjlihfeit sll or.
longen iiltte. IS beibt. oaB oic
Stubtrutbsmitglicoer Die wegen Der
Graft. Sfanoule p~erboitet moroen
limo, in nGflter Wohe pro5eliirt MGR
oel lolelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
2umsocn uur @cridt.
Slllgcr @riinber Der Grmorolul0 Oe5
BntentmoflerS Suponm onge-

rSlllgcr @riinocr Der Grmoroun0 oe5
Ententmoflers Supbum onge-
flugt. - 8rauircnoc 3ellgenous.
iogcn.
Rcm Dorf, 8. MGri. - Sor
Hidter MaIonc in Den @crcrol= Aiii-
len lpurbc nit Dem Frojcile geacn
hcn ill1gen Grinder >Sobn Is. Gums.
ocn, Der Den Yatcntmntler Sorrp
Supoom eri6oB, begonlcn. Cine
gauge 9ln5obl Der @cutc, bic an Der
Hlnnitein.9oric oil Broad trnBc
Gcid,Gite madcn mo Die 3el,gcn Der
ShicBcrci morcn, lpllrocn perllonl.
men.
NoS Gcrbrchcn mltrbc mt 10. Sat
MAR bc0ollgen. Sohn y. Slrmsocrl
bottc cincn Ipporot iiir oic Grtbci-
lltn9 BON Moiinge crirmocn, ocli CT
%potcntircn lailen iuoltc. Gr beidul.
Oigte Srpoom, boB cr pcriud,t babe,
i'm jll ilbcrportbcilcn, mo 500 9leid)
bornlli cinen Neoolpcr, aus melfem
cr 5luei S6iliic nbgub, sic beioe Dos
Npfcr in sic &er5gcgelb %traien.
2umSocn lit in Siio.Gorolino &c.
GorcrL un0 ieinc tSron ltonlmt aus
Georgia. IS boben fid) icbr piele
sSomilicn ollS Dem Siioen fir ocn
Nn9etlogtcn pcrmanbt. Sm @eridts-
innl moren nid)t MIR leine Satin,
lcnoern ald bic 5rau ieincs Spicrs
mmejen6.
Son &iilfs.G iItriftsompult Mott,
Dem oic &crtreting Der Mnfloge
ilbertrogcn mpocn lit, mllroe barge
than. onB Der Morocr ieincm Spfer
nid)t Die 0%erinalte @clcgcrbeit gese-
eli boc, lid) SIT pertbcioiaen. Gums.
Den bate Slpbum gepodt mo i'm
hurd Den Scib 9eid)oiIen. Giner Der
Noltpt5elNcn mar Der Salliburlfe
Nrtbur Wcucr. gr crfl1rtc, Oab CT
gclc1cn hnbc. mic 2llnaoer ieinen
Heuolucr gcgcn ben llntcrlcib Si,p.
ount's OriIdtc uitb 5rpci Wnl icltcrtc.
Gic nGtitcn ,3eigcn porcn MoI!cr
Don Der Nimnltciu-9 oric. Die bcrcin-
ltilr5tclL iobuIo Die SGiiiic gciolen
morell. Sic pcriudten. Dem Morbcr
in Scibc III rilfen, bod ifiiete Der
EoIijiit Gorcoron ocn Monn gegell
@cpoltthdtigfeiten.
Zen @cifnorencn murocn Die
hIlltactrGnften aIeibumgSitiide bcs
SpferS 1e5cigt. @Gbrello oicicr Ero=
ccour idllud)5te Die @ottin bes ange-
tlagten lnlt ouf.
&m @roBen uno @oll5el mar Der
StdatsumDnlt lpdbrenb ocs Gerbors
iltcrolls criolgreid). BIC Stoots5rl.
gen itinmtcn iGmntlicb ourin iibcr-
elrL oaB Slmsoen Die Shiliie ab.
f%cllcrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Nnfl0imna Der Mrmaon.

Norfolf, So, 8. MGr5. = Go5
Sblad]tibiif Connecticut" 6lags-
itifi bes aomirals Sperrp bon Der
0iotte, uelde Die Sabrt UNI Die @elt
ecmnd)t bat n,O nit ben anberen
Sdladtihiffen am %. 6ebruar in
Sampton &oa6s a%ngefonmelt mar.
tit bon bort nod New.Yorf abgefdb.
rcn. Gie Sdladtidiffe, weide suriid-
hlieben, Ole n2cuiiiana, r@iseoniin"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

PETERSBURG, 8. Mtarj. = Gs
miro itarf angeoeutet, boB Erenlier.
Mfiniiter Stolppin burdalis nid)t III.
5ufrieoen nit Der geitern bonn G5arcn
eebilIigten Geriuerfune Der ariegs-
gerifte nno poIi5eiliden MiBbrailhe
1T, gesen welde iid aud siemlid ale
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01

The big steelheads are biting, We
have the right flies, Cramer Bros.
1 Geo. c. Sabin, the druggist, has
been sick for the past 10 days and
most Of the time confined to his
room and bed On Friday morning
he was reported as being comfort
able His many friends hope for his
early recovery,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Parrotte, OF
Omaha, Neb, have been looking over
] the country in and around Grants
Pass, and were highly pleased with
the possibilities of Southern Oregon
While In the city Mr., and Mrs. Par
rotte were the guests of Mr., and Mrs
A. N. Parsons, they being old friends
in Omaha,
Henry Williams accidentally shot
himself through the foot Sunday
evening. He was carrying 80
calbre revolver in his overcoat
pocket and In taking tobacco sack
from his pocket the string caught In
the trigger, discharging the weapon
The ball lodged in the instep of the
foot and could not be located until
Friday morning when II was re-
moved by DR.. Loughridge. The In
jured member Is improving nicely
at this time.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
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= PERSONAL AND LOCAL !

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New Designs in Libby Cut Glass
just arrived at Demaray's. 1O-1-2t
]. o. Booth returned Monday
from three weeks trip to Portland
and Seattle.
Did you see that FLASH"
FLASH" grows more popular
with the housewife daily.
Cash Hendricks went to Galice
Thursday evening to spend some
time with his brother-in-law, Ernest
Crouch, at that place.
Miss Ada Erb arrived here Sat
urday from Ashland aud went to
Sucker Creek to visNwith friends,
Geo, zeopfi, of Cincinnati ar
rived In Grants Pass Thursday to
look over the country for himself
and friends, being somewhat inter-
ested in one of the mines here.
Mrs c. " Henkle arrived from
Colorado Springs last Friday accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. l.. j.
Richards, and will probably remain
here during the winter, staying with
Mr., and Mrs, Kesterson on North
Sixth street.
Water Power Washing Machines
that are sold on a positive guarantee
to do good work can be had at Hair
Riddle Hardware Cos.
Alva Gunnell is the proud possess
or OF fine Cockerel spaniel bird
dog, presented to him by ]. II. Har-
vey. c. Il. Selleck also has a splen-
did new bird dog of the Irish setter
species and It is expected that these
gentlemen will do rushing busi-
ness when the quail season opens.
Cramer Bros. desire to announce
that about October 10 they will have
a stock of Bulbs for Fall and Winter
planting outdoors, and also for pot
plants In the house. The bulbs are
imported from Holland, and will in
clude not only the standard varle-
ties of Crocuses, Tulips, Hyacinths,
Narcissus, etc, but also a number of
other bulbs suitable for our clim-
ate They will also take orders for
roses, either for Fan or Spring
planting, and will gladly give any
one the benefit of their experience
in the culture and selection of roses,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
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DR., Flanagan.
Physician and Surgeon.
J.E. Peterson, PioneerInsuranccM cMan.
M.Clemens, Prescription Druggist
Leave orders for Bulbs and Roses
at Cramer Bros.
Curtiss & Co.. jewelers., are still
in business at the same old stand.
Rannie, the plumber.
Highest cash price paid for green
and dry hides at J, II. Ahlf's meat
market. l0-1-tf
Alfred Letcher, Registered Opto-
metrist and Jeweler in Dixen's old
stand. Front st, Eyes tested free.
Your Money Back II you buy a
South Bend Chilled Plow and do not
like 1t after giving it fair trial.
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
MIs, Miilic y, Noou NiSuSo w "h
nounce she will have dancing school
at Clemens Hall, "Wednesday even
ing, October 6, lO-l-1t
The l. X. l.. marble and granite
works OF north Central Point, Ore
gon, are agents for The Stewart
Iron Works Co.'S cemetery and lawn
iron fences. vases, etc. Write us and
our salesman will call with designs.
|. A. Mundinger is prepared to
furnish stove lining and also refine
stoves. The season for this work is
now at hand and those who employ
him can depend on good work and
reasonable charges. He is to be
found on L street, back of the X. h.
Coe store. 10-1-3t
The Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. VIII
give Cooking Demonstration on a
South Bend Malleable Steel Range
in their store during the week be-
ginning November 10. Remember
the date.
There is more AMERICAN
Fence made and sold than any other
two fences in the world. The rea'
sons are Quality and Price. Ask
Hair-Riddle to show you their stock
of fence.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
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\ PERSONAL AND LOCAL =

Miss Lora Pummill went to Eu-
gene last week to enter the univers-
ity as a pupil
Mrs Geo. H. Durham returned
Monday from Portland where she
had been visiting friends.
M. c. Dague and son, Maynard, OF
Indiana, arrived here this week and
expect to locate in Grants Pass.
Mrs. Geo, Williams went to
Portland Monday evening to visit
her daughter, Mrs. James Firebaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Thompson ar
rived here Friday from Wenatchee,
Wash, with the intention of locat-
ing.
Mrs. Guy Williams and baby left
Monday evening for Joseph, Ore, to
visit with her parents for few
weeks.
Miss Vera Whipple, who has spent
the past two months visiting at New
port, Portland, Salem and Drain, re-
turned Monday to her home in this
city.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wheeler, who has
spent few days with her sisters.
Mrs. j. D. Fry and Mrs Eclus Pol
lock, of this city, left Monday for
her home at Medford,
Mrs. G. Crockett spent few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Dixon,
in this city, returning Monday even
ing to her home at Hugo.
c. A. Malboeuf, travelling freight
agent of the Southern Pacific, was in
town Thursday and Friday on one
of his regular monthly business
trips.
Ed, F. Hathaway, of Selma, is in
Grants Pass this week as a member
of the circuit court jury. Mr.. Hatha-
way is an old timer in this country
and a successful farmer under irri-
cation.
DR.. e. p. Dixon and James Tufts
went to West Fork Monday evening
on bear hunt. They had two vici-
Gus looking dogs with them and any.
thing they can't shoot they will be
sure to catch
Paul E. Blanchard, of Fruitdale
has entered the Willamette Univers-
ity at Salem and will take classical
course, after which he will select a
profession and enter another insti-
tuition. Paul is one of our solid
young men and will make a place fol
himself when he leaves college.
Rev. Simon Merza, Chaldear
minister. will speak in the Christian
church tonight, Friday. Rev. Merza
is of the same race and speaks the
same language as Absalom of Bible
history. He will speak tonight
dressed in Chaldean costume, which
has remained unchanged in type fol
1000 years.
Price Sloan, at one time resi-
dent of Wilderville but now of Prime
Vile, arrived in town Tuesday to Wis
II his sister, Mrs. Dan Green. Mr.
Sloan says they have had no rain tc
speak of for two years past and the
country is literally burning up. A
letter from his wife, just received
states that the rains we are having
in Southern Oregon have not reached
Prineville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Smith and their
little son, Rae, arrived in Grants Pass
on Tuesday last from Montana. They
have been a month on the way, stop
ping In Seattle to attend the Alaska
Yukon-Pacifc exposition and other
points to visit relatives and friends
They are now at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Douglas, the parents
of Mrs. Smith, and expect to make
Grants Pass their permanent home
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
SPECIALS.
C. p. Bishop 4 Co.'S. Specials

c. p. Bishop Il Cos. Specials.
Now is the time you are laying
n your Fall and Winter Specials.
In Mems Wool and Cotton Under
wear we have large assortment of
leading lines from $1,00 up to $500
per suit Also a new line of Mems
Nightgowns and Pajamas, Mems
Coat Sweaters and Mems Slickers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01

Pittsburg Perfect Fence, welded
BY electricity, strong and durable,
Il sold only by Cramer Bros.