Thanksgiving Good Things T hursday , N ovember 25, 1897. i Musical Convention. PERSONAL. Stall fed beef, at J. H Ablf’s. Will Jacknun reaident danlitl. Royal asaMes ths load para, wholosoUM and SoUalous. Th« Choral Union of out city charge of the arrangement« for musical convention to be given by Rogue River Valiev Choral Unlen (con­ sisting of Ashland, Medford, and Granta Pass Union!) in the opera bouts during the holidays. The convention will last (our days, December 28 to 31 reclusive. Professor W. H. Kinross of Portland,hat been engaged as musical director Lars« delegation* are expected from Jackson­ ville, Ashland sad Medford and .there will be such a gathering of singers as Grants Paas has never bef re bad the I uleasure of entertaining. On the last! two days of tbe convention there will be . given a grand Choral concert and posai | bly a Matinee concert one day. Thia in j tbe first time that tbe singers of South­ LOOKS SAD. ern Oregon will be united in one chorua If you look through this list you will ami it will be to the credit of the people of Granta Pass if they will do everything not look like a Thanksgiving Turkey. possible to make the convention an un- qualified success. and Alinonds the soft shell If any are contemplating joining the kind per pou.:d 12Jc. Choral Union, it will be advisable for them to make application for member water white Nevada honey ship at once so that they may receive in full one pound frames ( tbe benefits from the rehearsals prior to the conventton. 12|c each. Hon. J. J. Houck of Gold Hill was in town a lew days ago. Take yvur kodtk films to I’hcby Shoe« repaired at Hackett's. C. E Harmon went to Grave creek Get your fiddle etriu^e of Redfield. last week ou business C. St. Lome fur watsh repairing Meeh A Pike fur Snowy Butte flour. C. W. Burdsal w as in from the Baby Lots of fiddle strings at Redfield'» Snowy Butte again leads the market. mine last Saturday Snowy Butte flour at J. M. Chile«. H. C Ferkins has returned from Ja, k- Pheby’a imrtraita of children are U. K. Pheby does developing for kodakers. XS orp Foam la pure white.— B. A M son count« for a time B. 4 M. handle Snuwy Butte dour. Captain W'b-eler ma le a trip to Jack Clemens, Druggist*, opp. Opera ■urgwn House. Ask for Huet ake premium book— B4M One pound package, 15c. ' son county lueielay. returning th» same W. ||. Flanagan, physician Our s is the Broken Java and If you want a first class bath, you can and dentist. day. bacon— contains no dead berries—io lbs get it at McGregor Bros. A. C. Godfrey took a trip to th* Jove New Crop, per lb 121 .’C. New sugar cured breakfast for $t oo. hat turkey for "thanksgiving Leave City Market. pbine mine returning Munday 111 the you can orders at Ablfs rain storm. Goto McGregor Bros, where Very large, new stock. 12‘¿c lb Absolutely Pure Bacon, Lard. Beane, and dried fruit at get the very bwot bath. r Geo. Slover went to Ashland last place of week to visit Ins mother before sue went a bargin. Mash 4 Fike. Harry Dunbir has taken the 1 to California. The very best, 20c. A very healthy drink for those Redfield baa a full supply of violin, hia brother in the bank. 1 T.H Watford was in the city laat week banj >,guitar and mandolin string» who wish a substitute for tea and Cheat seed, Wheat seed, Barley seed, from Kerby, repai ing hi» telephone and Don t miss seeing semi-tropic Califor­ at Scott Griffin's Feed store. coffee. 15c and 30c per package. nia at the opera bouse Friday evening telegraphic lines Mining Itaiua. Leave your washing at McGregor’s H. E. Ankeny of tbe Cook-Ankeny The weekly Oregonian and ColKlER barber shop tor good work. Steam cocked Oat Meal for break- ' Willie Johnson »(«-nt about three one year for $2.0j to paid up eubecrib- Call ■nine was a passenger on tbe tram going 12‘.'C per pound. ls'’ 2*lb. package, 20c. ere. A bar (tin in the way of a farm uevki aorkmg ou th» Oak Flat iniue on to hie home in Eugene. the Illinois river some time ago but is The beet place in town to get your at the Coi niLK office for particulars. Mrs. George Colvig returned from / 12,'.’C per pound. Buckwheat—heavy, sour and in-; »hoes repaired is at Hackett's harness Miners, buy your supplies at the Little Medford Tuesday night, where she has J now iu the city again. digestible buckwheat cakes are and shoe shop. ; Cash store opposite the Round house.— been visiting sick relatives. Meters Henry Blackman and L. impossible if you use H. O. 3 lbs 1 Sunday school and morning service Mash A Pike, Fropr etort. I Bannister cams in Saturdsv from Reubsn 121 yc per pound J. W, Cottman left Wednesday for 25c. 1 in St. Luke's church on Sunday next, Order some copper plate calling cards morning for Jackson county to look {creek where they have been operating |the 28th. the Matt Johnson mine. Having sold for your wife’s Christmas prevent—Get after bis mine. Injured Jumping From the Cars. The large red kittd, 12 '. c per qt. their lease of this mine to Jennings Bros, In pt., qt., 2-qt. and i-gal. cans; Beet bargains in clothing at th» them at the Cot Kir k office Misa MaudMerritt will teach tbe school of Cottage Grove, Messrs Blackman large red berries, no soft A serious accident resulted on Friday Genuine Towle's LogCabin kind. : Kanamaket 4 Brown agency.—Front Call at McGregor Bros for a .have be at Wilderville after she closes her present from the dangerous habit that many ones, per quart 12|c. and Bannister will leave soon for Hum street, Granta Pass fore calling on vour beat girl. ioc per lb, 3 lbs. for 25c. ■ term in district No. 17. bug creek, to operate the John Bolt mine boys have of jumping ou and otf the All the best grades, $t 20 a sack, The Opera House must market is Sweetland 4 Co. always hav> a Hon T. G Reamesof Jacksonville was which they have leased for tbe seatun. trains on the S. P. railroad. Orin Clow. its the best kind, and 500 lbs. or more,at the rate of $23 headquarters for the kind of meat you good supply of choice cuts of meat. a passenger on tbe North bound train Messrs. E. . M. Allbrigbt and Carl 12 years of age, who resides with his 11 .,c per pound. per Thousand. want to get—the beet. makes the best pies, One McGregor Bros, are agents for the Troy last Friday night going to 1 ortland. step father, Mr. Buruham, in the north Wintjsn wers in thecily for several data Coburn and Web b are agents for the Laundry, Poitland. Call on them. pound packages only 10c. Miss Allie Pool has closed a very sue- last week and left on Tuesday morning ' end of town, jumped on the California Plain Mixed, ioc per lb. No- 1, 5c each; No. 2, four for 25c Union laundry, Portland. Laundry­ Ladies and Misses Suits,Cloaks, Capes, ceesful term of school in the Dryden f ir tliei: copper claims on Rancherie express as it was leaving tbs depot at will be sent down Tuesdays and returned wraps, at the Wanamaker 4 Brown district and has returned to Grants Pass. creek, immediately adjoining tbe Siski­ 11 :30 o’clock with the intention of riding two for 15c. Creams and Chocolates, 25c per large fresh raisins, one Saturdays. agency. Grants Pass. pound. G M. Van Netta of Ashland, wa« tn you copper miue. Messrs. Allbrigbt, aa far as tbe switch, thinking that the 15c per basket. pound packages 15c. There were sixteen applications for Miss. Kelleher will tell you about Semi- town last week It is said that Mr. Van i Wiutjen, J.D. I 8ievanaoo and 1'. M train would stop there. The speed of membership to the A. O. U. W, at Cen- tropic California at the opera house Natta will epen a laundry at this place Burks have eight -laims at that place the tiain increasing, the little fellow be­ I tral Poin when Grand Lecturer D. C. Friday, be sure you hear her. and Messrs. Allbrigbt and Wir.tjen ex came alarmed and jumped oil' striking are rather high this season, soon. bis bead against the steel rails of the I Herrin lectured there last week. but we are selling at loc Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour Major L. 8. Driskell of th» Palouse peel to spend the winter in opening up track ant*ai I i . lion. Henry Klippel of Jackson coun­ in some houses than there is at present, have been severe. The wild blew a ter- Grants Pass ty, who has been for same monlbs iu Oregon for that mini. rifii gale near Yaquina bay, blowing Clarence l’urdom was made very sad Parents,deciplin« your children properly If you need a Road Cart, Buggy or There is no chickory about de»n houses and scat tering things gen­ Hack, it will be to vour interest to get British Columbia, waa a passenger on last Thursday to receive from Portland a ami there will be no use tor a reform erally. The rain in the Willamette val­ prices of Cramer Bros, next to stock Poet Tuesday morning's train for bis home. message notifying him of tbe sudden School. it, neither is it burnt or ■ Mr. Klippel informs us that in the Sas­ death ot ins little cltild. ley made the rivers to overflow their Office. They are selling out their broken. tfohool Not«». of vehicles at COST katchewan country, where he came a per­ batiks, but the rain baa been perfectly Hie child was on tbe floor nlaying VIIOM TIIK SCHOOL KlUTOK Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is Blood from, that ’.be weather bad already been with two little pieces of rush alwul three acceptable to both miners and farmers. Removes iousness feet Malarial Liver Bi Tonic and without 18 degrees below zero, and that was inches long when su I leiuy lie began to The school is gradually recovering from we have it m all styles, but William Bunch and family who are purifier As pleasant as Lemon Hyrup, enough to start him in the dirctiun of cough and atranggle. Mrs. E. Dimick.bie the scarlet (ever panic our latest is in two and four now living at Green Meadows below Los purging. Southern Oregon. TbeNintb grade will soon effect a class grand mother, picked him up aud ran Angeles, Cal., lost their house and all its It is as larges- any Dollar tonic and re gallon tin jackets. Its a tails for 50c. To get the genuine ask C«l. G 8. Bailey who it in the 1’ass across the street to a neighbors in ttie organisation, will elect officers and Can you not guess onr motive in cutting prices below others? contents recently by fire Mr. and Mrs. for Greve’s' good article. Our price at looking after 1 lie interest« of R. W Lah- hopes ol getting aid but the child was choore their class colors. the rate of $1.00 a gallon It is simply to get you acquainted with this store and the CHOICE Bunch until recently live 1 in this county The poet and singer James G. Clark, .111*11, st th« request of hie friends gave the house dead by the time sliv leached on Applegate, where t iey have a place Tbe school 1 hi.dren are looking forward GOODS we are putting out. occupied at the present time by W. C. wheni many people in Grants Pass used ! a very interesting lecture at the court ot the neighbor. with great pleasure to thanksgiving Edwards. Their many friends on Ap­ to know.be having lived here,has passed house Monday night o* the Nicaragua It is thought that tbe child must bate wben they 1 an lay their books aside and ..fi 00 is a great health drink Good Roast Coffee, io pounds for.......... plegate and elsewhere in the county will to his final reward and hia body lies in canal and life among the Spaniards in broken ot! a small piece ot the rush take a little recreation Its intended for those H. 0. Buckwheat, 3 pounds for............ • • 25 Southern California from wbenc« bis that country. Tbe lecture was Iwth in­ l winch found its way into the wind-pip« bi- very sorry to hear of their loss. Dm eiirellmimt ia still increasing, and people who can’t drink spirit took its flight. On hearing ef bis teresting and profitaule to those whose causing alia iHt instant death. Salt Mackerel. the »clioul rooms are tiecoming c rowded. Last Saturday afternoon two gentle­ death, parlies in Portland who knew of pleasure it was to listen to. coffee 15c and 30c pack- Canned Salmon, roc per can, 3 lor 25 1 he body was brought to thia city last men. J. A. Tate of Kerby, and M. L. his life lielow, held appropriate memor­ T he pupils of the Senior class ate con­ We said in our lean« of ths 1 Illi that ages. ij4c Friday and aftsr the funeral sermon in Sweet Potatoes, per pound................. Miller of Wolf Creek, nppeared at our ial nervier« in commemoration and sub g- Mrs Jessie Tynan of Roseburg was vis­ templating forming a reading circle to the Adventist church by Elder L 1 2)4 office with a peculiar snake, not a snake istic of the dead post. meet once or twice a week to study tbe Honey, i-lb. frames................... im iting relatives in the city. We were Decker, was laid to rest in the Odd Fel- in their boots, but a real liveenake with Salt Salmon, 8 _tc pet pound. wanted. We want a lot of Bert Davis sold all of his farming left mistaken tiecamw our informant was lows Cemetery. TTiesu young people works of some ol the American Authors two perfectly formed head« This little plaments at auction last week ami The children of tbe primary grades Sauer Kraut, 25c a gal. for mistaken. But Mrs. Tynan lias l»eeu have tbe sympathy of the community iu good fat Turkeys for freak in nature, said to be the garter for Portland where he will remain visiting relatives in the Pa»s the pant their sorrow over the loss of their first­ have lieen taught to observe nature’s plan Cranberries. I2'.>c a gal. Thanksgiving, call or write spec«, was found by these gentlemen some time after which he will go to Seat­ in bringing the Hummers work to perfec­ week. No mistake Ibis time. born . Sweet and Sour l’ickle- in bulk. for prices we will give. while they were prospecting on Pleasant tle. Mr. Davis has been in bad health tion, the nb in lant harvest and the in­ Rev. J R N. Bell, until recently, creek, The »nake is about eix inches for some time, and thia change ia made gathering of the same, ami that it is not Yours Respectfully. Presbyterian long, makes good us-- of both its heads, in the hope ef regaining bis health. His pastor of Baker City a matter of chance, but the workin g out present price for best grades showing either tongue or liotli at pleas­ friends in and around Grants l’acs ars i church, was a passenger on Tuesday ef a divine plan for their youth ami $1.20 per sack, 500 pounds morning's train going to Sant* Cruz, ure and is what may be terard a mon very sorry to know that he was com­ happineae The ¡aspiration of thanks California, where bis wife has been for or over at rate of $1.15 a st rosity. fulii hs is not acquired at once, During pelled to make thia change and thry, the past two years Bev Ball will grade flour sack Second We have lieen requested to announce one and all will be pleased to hear of bis the autuma days that have passed spend the winter in California, but he that the bridge across Rogue river is be- I final restoration to health 5oc a sack. the Thanksgiving spirit of thia famous thinks that Oregon will be hits field of ' month has been slowly and silently ing repaired and teams will not lie al­ On November 30tb, a monument to labor next summer. lowed to cross only at certain times dur­ Dr. Marcus Whitman, his wife and worked toward, anil thu children Mr E. E Dunbar, tbe efficient assist­ ing the ul them Pure Food Grocers. where his wife will meet him Iroin stand,where they will be pleased to see all their old customers, work would >>egin at a certain time and Sumlay. the 29th. will lie generail, ob­ Colorado Spring«, Colorado riages Velocipeds, Tricycles, and Mrs as well as new ones. They have new goods in all linek.| Some then they, the people, coaid have pre- served by the Congregational and Free Dunbar's health is much better than it Exprès» Wagons, Houselining and pared for it in a measure, Tuesdav byterian churches in a memorial service. verp pretty things in millinery . SILK handkerchiefs , night there were 20 end 30 teams in was some time ago, but tbe pliyirians tacks, Hammocks, Croquet, Folding The pastor of Bethany church will de­ think she had better tem.tin in a climate Camp Furniture, Clothes Bars and t wn that had to remain over night and liver an address in the morning an LACES AND XMAS GOODS Racks. Music Racksand many other Is occupying the attention of the miners at present. We are about 15 on the other side wanting to Whitman and the work uf the home like that of Phoenix. Mr. Dunbar will small articles. We intend to make remain there for two 01 three months and There aien were pro- come Io town headquarters for Hydraulic Pipe anil can furnishit in all sizes. our stock the most complete of its missionary. That day lying also set aiaybe longer He is a young man of yoked to wrath t>ecause they had not apart as an international temperance And Stamped Linens-Just the thing for an Xmas present. kind in Southern Oregon. ,'xt us quote you prices. strict biii-ne«« habile and well worthy Call in when out shopping. We w.l! be pleased to show goods. heard that the bri lge was to be repaire . Sabbath, he w ill speak in the evening on a responsible pl»'e among business men, We also have a full supply of everything necessary for the "The Battle for National Existence: Should lie bei ompelled by fer • of cirewii- Get Iteady to Lau «h. mine, such as Who Will Fight it?” Opposite City Hall stances to cast hie lot elsewhere, we wish Every body will be deligbt«d to laarn No Cur«—No Pay him the ■>,< ■ »a« h » enterprise demands that Alba Heywood. 'fee prre » of com­ sell That is the way all druggists UTIItYED OK STOLEN—A 2-YEAR edian«. whose marveloae ability to im- Bar Iron and Steel for drills, etc , Picks, Shovels, Wheel B trrows, To Cure a Cold In One flay > , • lev. «lib white right bind personate. whose funny topical song«, Grove’s Tasteless Chill tonic for Mala H,t Disappeared from Brigg-■ reek about t,right witty saving» and aw»«' singing ria Chills and lever It is simply Iron Giants, etc., etc, Tase l.aiative Bromo Quinine Tab­ ' |.; -en 1 information to this office. have established as a prims favorite with and Quinine in a tasteless form Child Call on us for anything in the line of Shelf or Builders’ Hardware, lets All Druggists refund the money if amusement seeksrs. will appear barest ran love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, . , \ - ; v ' • H \ X 11 BE D- it fail<* to' Cure. nauseating Tonics. Price, 50c. Cutlery, Guns, Ammunition, etc., etc. 1 r'- ■ i -ct.twocTÍb» a number of chair«. tbeopera hwi«e. December 1, 1*97. THE WEEK 3 JOTTINGS -AT Pr.ces for Which You Wil! be Thankful Seeded Raisins, Roast Coffee. Sccd’ess Raisins, Candied Citron, Sweet Oregon Apples. Cider, 20c per gal. Post uni Cereal, Orange Peel, 20c. Lemon Peel, 20c. >’ew Walnuts, II. o. Cleaned Currants The Turkey NEW WALNUTS Xew Almonds, HONEY t roll Roasted Peanuts, Cranberries, Maple Syrup Mince Meat. CRANBERRIES Flour. MINCE MEAT Sweet Potatoes, Candies, Lamp Chimneys. SEEDED RAISINS (¡rapes, NEW CURRANTS NEW RAISINS CITRON An Elegant Assortment of those SWEET POTATOES OREGON WOOLENS Which have been attracting so much attention of late. CANDIES ROAST COFFEE P. H. Harth & Son Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, MAPLE SYRUP P0STUM CERAL TURKEYS FLOUR Iront Struct. i'he NEW VARIETY STORE CALHOUN BROS. Since Last Season Hydraulic Pipe The Latest in Sofa Pillow Covers,... L R HALE. SOI III SIXTH STREET. N. E. McGrew Giant Powder, Fuse and Caps Pioneet Truck and Deliver/ . . ... . ;n, f r-t-riw»» »awing nia- chiné- i W h'-eler V U i.-on. New Home and and will -ell at a reaconabie pnce. Dr. Kremer'e Drug -tore. R »TWOKI HT .. XV < «¡I «I AND For Christmas Presents - .'.». e-:a' -he-1 boure in Oregon M ' th . and . > *>■•»- Pisution »‘••dy 1 . . rei/i- Ln -< -e.' addrw-ed -tannied envr pe Tbe Doiiimun Company. Pepi ________________ V bi. ago- PEP. arou kGENTi ■ ‘ I rand nt • mi will R t irate « ’ libit Mar T CHOICE contain- niG-dy neb. n r bottom am land. part ot it i* I.’ >K - ILE 1 R-«.’ « a A 'M Al I. li ^'1*1 iailv a »Gell, County e'erk , .,'iniv Oregon, at Grants wplnne < l’a«» Oreg >n. . on D«cemb«r ,7, 1WT, »j» N«. La a rtte I sparbank, on H E and l.,r tbe sEu Nt » «nd lots A . 21. tp. to lie name» prove i nis con ertiti* it CXI of « »ph Na* b •• Haver. »I *jra h A. / Cot «tas ,4 »uv The Jewell Hardware Co. •V A AAAAAAAAAA a a a a a a a a a a a A AM Nx V WWW W W W V V “ V v Wv V W O ♦ ^ect («<”"• {l0‘n Painted Cbm» to - tante E - and a 1arge s'V.7' ™ •" “ cheap tha' Our ..t.'.e Present» xtment of S'3 ' "' g presen' barg»'0*- wear to gock». »nd ? ? ------------------- TDIIQ0C0 I nljQnru There »hoold bi no gutM-work m the fitting of trio- s A trti - will never We fit Trusses. absolutely perfect. We have fitted them for years. Our experience i« backed by an assortment that include* every new idea and com­ mon sense features tn truss making. and the making of them. DON’T RISK ,1 M tny sacrifice comfort and safety by wearing ill-fitting trusses. Others who could l>e cured bya properly fitting one, are risking life by wearing none. LET US FIT YOU. The Price is Jost at Comfortable as the Truss W. F. 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