Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, December 16, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTON A OF CANDY Will Jackton resident dentist. Take your kodak films to Pheby. Dainty picture fran es at Clemen,. A Fresh Candies .1 W rWT ";"'drvj P°UndS Of undi eels of other attractive Holiday Gifts at 10c, 15c, 26c, 50c, $1, $5, $25 All Mash A Pike for Snowy Butte dour. PERSONAL. J. H. Stith of Kerby, is in town. L. L. Votaw is in town from his Wil* hams creek mine. Snowy Butte again leads the market. Clarence Presley of Woodville visited Cranlwrrie» 10c per Quart at Wad«'». the Pass Thursday. Rev. Isaac Dawson made his usual Pheby's portraits of children are O. K Xmas l au<ile».kdeeuratione at Ch-uieu,. trip to Ashland last weed. Hou. John A. Jeffrey was a passenger soap Foam 1a pure white.—B. AM on Tuesday morning's train going home, i Clemens, Druggis', opp. Opera House. “Doc” C. N. Queen. the engraver. W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon •■a spent Saturday and Sunday in the city ‘ and dentist. J. D. Stevenson, the Oak Flat packer, New sugar cured breaktast bacon.— came in from Selma Tuesday, returning ' City Market. yesterday Nut», Candies. Orange, and Lemons Messrs Prentiss and Person went out Cheap at Wade',. today (Wednesday to kill a great many What can be more pleasiig to the epicurean than to sit down to a Goto McGregor Bros. wh»re you can jack-rabbits Christmas dinner with his guests, with the knowledge that everything get the very b»,c bath. W. p. Belding, who baa been away in to be placed before them will be the best to be had, the very best the who wish a substitute for tea aud Sun ripe naval oranges, 50c per Cheat >eed. Wheat seed, Barley seed, Shasta county. Cal. lor several weeks, re The very best, 20c. doz ; seedlings, 25c and 30c per at Scott Gritfin's Feed store. turned last week. e '5C an'1 aOC P«' rackage. market affords, and what could be more comforting to the cook than to Musical <'011%t iiiioii. doz 20c. Iw*ave your washing at McGregor's C. M. Cottain, representing the M. J. The grandest Musical Convention ever know that all the necessaries for preparing the dinner are the best—pure, barber shop tor good work. Steam l ocked Oat Meal for break- Whole Keller Company, of Oakland, Cal., was I held , Apples Peel, in Southern Oregon will convene in fresh goods, and that she can depend on their good quality. Such com H O * lb package‘2OC' in the city last week. Call at McGregor Bro» for a shave te Just in, 50c each. the Granta las» opera house December New Walnuts, for» calling on your be»t girl. J udge James Neil of Jacksonville, was I 28th to 31«t inclusive Professor W H fort comes from buying your goods from us. The assortment, too, is 1 Kinross, one cl Portland’s beet musical 12 '• c per pound. Buckwheat—heavy, sour and in Get a B abv Jiurgh at Hale’s and a passenger for Portland on the north ' director«», has been engaged and will the best that cau be found in Southern Oregon. We have everything Boneless tamales make the baby and the mother happy. bound tram last Saturday. digestible buckwheat cakes are have full charge of the music New Almonds, 15c per can, two for 25c. impossible if you use H. O. 3 lbs Two grand concerts such as have nev necessary for the Christmas diuner. The Choicest Perfumes is pretty pack H. C. Berry, the mining man, came in I2*»C per pound. for 25c. er before been given in this vicinity, will ages at Clemens—Preecriotion Druggist. from Williams creek Sunday and »ill re' give the lovers of music the opportunity Read the following prices on nuts and candies. These goods Lots uf odds and ends that must Frc>h Roasted 01 bearing a chorus of about 125 voices in quality are at the top, while in price they are down to bed rock. Be Bargain Counters at 10, 15. 20 and 25 mam in town a few days. go. Prices 5c, toe, 15c, 25c. I2*ic per pound Al! the best grades. $t 15 a sack, cents 111 Holiday Goods at Cramer Bros. Mrs. Wilder of New York, one of the Not only will choral members l>e on the program, but also the beet solos, both fore buying nuts and candies for the children Christmas, examine our Dainty Tea 500 lbs. or more,at the rate of I22 Cranberries, flweetland A Co. always have a owners of the Oak Flat mine, arrived instrumental and vocal, that can I*» pro Each $i 50. per 1 housand. 2nd grade 50c on Tuesday morning's train. cured in this part of the state. Large stock. Our desire is to please our customers by giving them good good »upply of choice cut» of iu»at. The large red kiud, 12'.c per qt. per sack. i»*l» gallons are exacted from Ashland, Terra Cream County School Superintendent J. D Dolls—all shapes, sizes arid prices that Medford and Jacksonville who will assist goods at low prices Lamp Chimneys. Pitchers will astonish you at Clemeua—Druggist Hayes made a dying trip to Medford in making the convention a splendid ioc per lb, 3 lbs. for 25c. last Saturday on business, returning the success. It goes without saying that the No* i, 5c each; No. 2, four for 25c Over-stocked. Regular price, 25c, McGregor Bros, ar» agents for the Troy convention should have the suppott of two for 1 xc. same day. Potatoes, now 15c. Laundry, Poitland. Call on thsm. every citizen of our city This is the first Will Van Dorn came in from his 1 He per pound. < irapes, 15c per basket. festival of music ever held in Southern Cran er Bro,. Lave beautiful calendars mine near Merlin last week,and distribu Oregon ami we should make it such an for 1808, which they are giving to their Lemons, the large juicy kind, Candies. ted the contents of a small leather sack unqualified success, that an annual mu customers. 25c per doz. *ical convention in one of the cities of Plain Mixed, toe per lb. among our merchants. New stocK just in. Come and "Monarch” Sewiug Machines, hand Mrs. I. II. Radabaugh, who has been the Rogue river valley, shall tiecollie an Creams and Chocolates, 25c per Grapes, 15c per basket. fact. There will be three sessions examine before buying elsewhere some and guaranteed for five yeais at visiting the families of Wimer Bros, at assured pound. in the opera house each day of the con Rolled Oats. 25 lb $1.00. We can safely say our quotations represent the largest and most Cramer Bros. You will be sure to be pleased. Waldo for the past month, left foi her vention and on Thursday, Decemlxr 30 and Friday. 1 >eeember 31, tine evening complete stock of Christmas good things ever shown in Grants Pass. Ottomans. Foot Rests,Blacking Boxes, horns at Arago, Oregon, last Saturday. concerts will be given. Season tickets, The prices speak for themselves; they can’t be beaten. Fresh ean. Slipper Cases and slippers too, at an at Captain Spencer and Ensign Stevens admitting holders to all sessions, and in tractive special price at J. R. Hal»’». of the Salvation Army arrived here last cluding reserved seats, will lie sold at 11 and the price of admission at either con "Cre»cent”Cameras at »2 50. “Peek week Adjutant and Mrs. Mashburn cert will be 50 cents for reserved seats, aboo" Cameras, $4 at Cramef Bros. expect to leave the last of this week for and 35 cents general admiaeion. For Just the thing fer a Christmas present. Kansas City. members of die convention chorus, T hursday , D ecember 16, 1897. special tickets will ba issued, to cost 50 How is your overcoat ? Have just re Wui. Murphy of Crescent city came cents for ladies and |1 for gentlemen Walnuts. 3 pounds for Peanuts, per pound . izjfc .25c ceived a splendid value Would be in on the stage last Saturday and left This includes a reserved seat on the Almonds, pa[>er shell. Hickory Nuts, per pound toe • I2j£c THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS pleased te show you its merits.—llarth for San Francisco Sunday morning to stage, but not in the hall. It is not nec « < « essary that singers be members of the Brazils, per pound Filberts, A Son. 15c I ' visit hie father Judge Murphy who is Shoe, repaired at Hackett's. » ( Choral Union in order to become im m- Mixed Nuts, I2#C tjc Pecans, " “ Go to Sebmidt'a Cigar store for pipes, sick at that place. bers of tin« convention chorus. All sing C. St. Louis for watch repairiug tobacco and cigar, for Xmas presents Presiding elder, l>r. T. B. Ford, has ers in Southern Oregon are cordially in BEAI TIFl Lots of fiddle string» al Redfield's He also keeps the famous Stage Lius been assisting in the revival services at vited to swell the chorus of harmony which meats in the opera house Holiday Fresh sugar cured hams at Ahlf's. Cigars. the Methodist church thia week. We week. Sing for it, talk about it, coins to Snowy Butts flour at J. M. Chiles WTGeo. Hiller and W. L,McCallister sold are informed that the meetings are in the convention and bling your friends. Ashland, Medford and Jacksonville their interest in the McCall'ster mine 15 creasing in interest. Pheby does developing for kodakers. Jt Gum Drops, per pound IOC papers please copy. Plain Mixed, per pound 8'ic miles down Rogue river to William L. O. Fay, who recently came to the B. A M. handle Snowy Butte flour, Conversation Lozenges Broken Mixed “ “ i2j4c ’ ’Sc Frakes who will put in pipe for a big run. city from Minnesota has bought out tbs Turkey«! Turkey«! rieture books—all kinds, at Cletnsn Mint Lozenges ............ Boston " “ " ... t2jic ’50 P oli , Carriages, Doll Cradles, Doll livery stable of Yantis. Mr. Fay is an If you want a good, fat, tender, laut« Ask for floei ake premium book—BAM Chairs for Xmas at Hale, the hous»- old hand at this business,and we believe spring h Turkey for Christmas, leave Jelly Beans 25c Chocolates and Bonbons. . " ’’ . ...laj^c Photo-Albums andTrames at Clemens furnisher’e. Remember the place next tie will succeed here. vour order at Alili’« at. once. Chocolates and Bonbons, 5 Assorted sticks" " 12' jC Read J. 1» Stinebaugh's letter in this door to Layton Hotel. Col W. 8. Stone and W McWeighel At prices which we will be glad to name you. Also the best stock of issue. To Cur» A Cold In Ona Day pound box ................... $1 00 Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour who were here last week looking after the Take Laxativa BrnnioQiiiiilH«*Tabi»!«. CHRISTMAS CHINAWARE in the city. Don't fail to give us a call be Red Clover, Alfalfa and Timothy hay J. R.Hale has filled his show windows Crescent City stage left Sunday morn All Iiñiguista reunid the iHuiiey il it fails to Cur» 25 états. sold at Wade's. töre buying your Christmas presents. (the largest in town) with an el»gant as ing, Co). Stone for Yreka and Mr. Mc- Notice to BloycIlMts. l'you want a first das, bath, you can sortment of articlss that are both useful Weigliel for Ban Francisco. Fred Ulen, who has been confined to I get it at MeGregor Bro, and beautiful and appropriate Holiday If your wheel has not been overhauled bis room for three weeks or mote with and cleaned so as to be ready when Pop Corn, per pound Oranges, navels, per doz. ... 4c Redfield ha, a full supply of violin, presents. * » spring comes, we would advise you to banjo,guitar and mandolin strings. .......... 25c to 50c I2%C Something new at Redfield'». We scarlet fever, left last Saturday for Ash take it to C ramkh B rom , next to post White Figs " land, where ha will remain for som- 11 One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly. have just received a shipment of Silver Bananas, per doz 25c 6J¿c office. They will t lean, oil and overhaul Black Figs " That’, what you want!—W. F. Kremer. ware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Cake time, until he is sufficiently strong to go it, do any nestled repairing and guaran t « Honey fancy white, lb comb iajjc Dates (new) “ IOC to work aeain. tee a neat job. Fry them and see. The weekly Oregonian and Cot RISK baskets, Pickle Caster, etc. These are « < Raisins Cranberries, per quart i2jic .. 8j4c NEXT TO POST OFFICE Dr. A. J. .Murphv and Dr. Win L. one rear for $2.0J to paid up »ubscrib- A. 1 good,. Call and see them before I>. of H. Elect ion. era. Celery (bleeched) per bunch 5c Raisin Clusters per pound toe Lae of Merlin paid the C ourier office a Chrietmaa. Over 40 memlieis were out Tuesday Zante Currants !• pleasant call last Monday. Theae gen Smoke the Stage Line Cigar It is the Fresh Oysters, large cans 50c toe In our haste to gat the paper out last night and the following officers were ■ be-l 5 cent Cigar in the market—J. G. week, we made a great blunder in put tlemen are both recently from Golden- elected: Mrs. Hiromons. past chief; Seeded Raisins, per package 15c Fresh Oysters, small cans 2|C Schmidt. ting a paid local between the parts of one <lale, Washington. They have come Mrs Robt. Ih*an, chief of honor; Mrs Raisins, per pound . Mince Meat, per package toe . . 6)^c Flanagan, lady of honor; Mrs W. T. Have you seen the latest? John's wa of our editorials The only consolation among us to, perhaps, permanently lo Perkins, chief of ceremonies ; Mrs. Tom .Apples (not wormy) per box t>oc ter heater Cramer Bros, have them ; we can get out of it is, that the great cate. Mnith, recorder; Mrs. II. C. Perkins, Engineer James Porter came to th»* financier; Mis. Herbert Smith, receiver; they are agents dailies have made as great blunders. city from Tampico,Mexico, last Saturday, Mias tiertie Coran, lady usher; Misa Try S-'tillllng'. Best la .nd baking powd.r. New mouldings, frame, and pictures remaining in town one dav and then go Mary Walters, inside watch; M. T Coffee and Hie best place >a town to get your at Hale’s Furniture store. »300 worth ing on to Roseburg. Mr Potter han been Utley. outside watch. cake were served and Bro Rogers was Shoes repaired is at Hackett’s harness just received from mi Eastern factory. down in Mexico for his health, but we prisent and entertained the members Call and see them, bring your picture, are sorry to know that his health is not Plain Pickels I2j4c, 20c, 25c t with his phonograph after the election. Catsup, per bottle . The new designs in Woolens for Winter are very attractive and shoe shop. and get prices. We know we can please improved. Mixed Pickles 1214c, 20c, 25c Horse Radish Mustard The Opera House meat market is and we have used every effort to combine style, durability and tl Ways to tint ItH-h 3. you. At the old stand opiiosite Kramar's Mrs Wilder of New York, and Mr. Olive Oil Olives, large bottle headquarter, for the kind of msat you 15c, 50c Drug Store. Tin»» n»< rid, worth it million to any Olives, small bottle workmanship witli best of values. We solicit your careful in want te gat—the best. Hayward of New York, stockholders in Pepper Sauce, per bottle *5C om* pmuwsaing them. For full partic If you are going to take a trip East and the Oak Flat mine, are expected in the Miners, buy your supplies at the Little spection of our Clothing Department. Pickled Onions . 23c want it to be a pleatant one, go via the city this week. When they coma it is ulars, semi atanin and »ddrcH» to Dr. Tampico Sauce Hanna, Itsrmatologist, .'t.’ld Burke Build Cash store opposite the Rosnd bouse.— Chow Chow Mexican Hot .. 15c, 25c .Northern Pacific. Their accomsilatioss anticipated that they may have a hand ing,, brattle, Washington Mash A Pika, Propr.etors. are first class in every respect. For in the trouble that is now brewing re A TO BOVS: Chutney, per bottle french Capers «5C C. E. Brown hMsuccredsil in bonding The big Four mine, on Picket creek, is rates etc.call on or write to E.E.Dunbar, garding this mine, but which side they Anchovies, |>er bottle Meat Dressing >50 what lie consider» on» of the most prom- We have some perfect beauties in the line of boys’ and child running full blast with five men. and the Grant, Pa„. will be on we know not. islng quart, pros|H'<-ta in Southern Ore owners expect a good »eaeon's run. gon fhe vein averages for 2U4 it.,4 feet Grove', Tasteless Chill Tonic is a per ren’s clothing. Three piece suits at prices to suit you, we know, From G. Karg of Leland, we laarnud in thickness. The sampling» at intervals Buy your boy a hobby horse, a veloci fect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood that a petition ¡0 being circulatad for We have just received a clean, fresh stock of W65 pounds of the ol 20 feet for thi" Imgtli give an average and in two piece suits, mothers will be agreeably surprized. pede, a knife, a harmless gun, a wagon purifier. Remove, Bi iou-ness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Svrup, fund« to put a pack-horse bridge acroBs assay value ot IIH 50. It is an east cour-e best candies to be had anywhere, and we will put the lietter grades in or a cart. A great variety at Hale's Fur It is as large a, any Dollar tom, and re vem. The south wall is leldspathic por Something entirely new, expressly for the little men. Wolf creek just below where the Lewis niture House. phyry. Ti.e north wall is undetermined ; fancy half pound and one pound bonbon boxes free oi charge. About 1000 tails for 50c. To get the genuine ask pipe line croapes. Yours truly, leitli walls are casings and the predomi (or Grave ’ s - Can you make use of this? A limited We would for a Chriwt mas nating rock 1 s melau orpine slate. De pounds of English Walnuts to be sold it the low price of 8' ic a pound. Soap Foatn is the onlv washing powd»r number of all wool underwear of Morris present, a framed picture, an easel, a velopement work will <ommem-e early When this lot is gone we shall have to charge more. Mills product. 10 per cent discount un that will not make clothes yellow or a all pocket, a toilet mirror, a hall rack,a in January and continue until the ore All town orders will be promptly delivered, and the mail orders burn them with Caustic Soda.—B. A M. comb case, a white enamel «Helf, a hat body is suHii-lent to justify mislern re til closed out —Harth A Son. ductive works. Mr. Brown considers will be given our immediate attention. Rev. Father Desmarais will hold ser rack, a rug, an art «quaru, a pair of lace it a first class gold proposition under the The Northern Pacific Ry. Co. makes Yours fora Merry Christmas aud a Klondike New Year, the fastest time East and gives the beet vices in St. Anne's church, this city, at curtain« or ¡»ortiere«, a music c ab inet,or present stage of development, Il it now 1« 3 in live known astlie sunset mine and 10 a. in., Sunday, the ltttii. All are service. If you are going it is to your Furnishing Goods, 4 carving. Theoo are only a few of the northeast of Williams and one-half mils advantage to consider these points. E. cordially welcome to attend Catholic Mr* nice things we offer cheap.—J. R. Hale, southeast of the old Bone of Contention and vices. The Rev. Father will also have E. Dunbar, agt; Grant's Pass. have it on good authority that ne mine. Christmas midnight high mas» in St. Notice of liiHsolotloii gotiations are under way for a perform- R ockers foi X mas in maple,elm. ash, Joseph's church, Jacksonville. anca in our city about January 6th by oak, mahogany, birch, reed and rattan. The Hardware tirai of Jewell and Rev. Father William,, the veteran pi that pleading musical organization—The Dodg»* im this day,October 9th, 1897, dis- Floor rockers platform rockers and swing rockers. An endless variety for gentle oneer preacher of Southern Oregon, Shubert Symphony Club de l»ady*s Quar solved. Ail account* must be iwttled J lwfll A I> oduk . men, ladies and children. Come early passed to his final reward at his home tette. Many of our K aders have hear«! without delay. near Medford last Saturday morning, this popular company and no doubt and take your pick— J. R Hale. and was buried in the Jacksonville ceme every one knows of tt>e high favor in The Northern Pacific Co. runs tunrist tery Monday of this week It can be which it« eight years of success has sleepers on all pa-ssuger trains out of truly said of this old gentleman that he placed it. Following Cut> in Groceries will Good Portland. Th»»» cara are pleins nt and did much good, es,>eclallv in this and Rev. J. A. Crutchfield.pastor of the M. comfortable and you would »njov riding in Jack«on counties, where he labored E. church South, is again able to resume for December: in them When you ars ready to go call so faithfully for the Master’s cause. hi« duties and will fill his pulpit, in the Can you mt guess our motive tn cutting prices below others? on or write to E. E Dunbar at Grants Many will regret to hear of his death, city ths corning ^abbath morning and Pa»s for rates, etc. Have you decided on a present for your wife? How would a pret but thev must rejoice to know that ! evening. Tbe 0|>erali<»n for the removal It is simply to git you acquainted with this store and the CHOICE! Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets move where he is there is no more sorrow. The Above ty lamp do? Something that could lie appreciated and enjoyed by the of the epithelioma, as now appears, whs GOODS we are pitting out. the bowels gently, relieves the Cough, Represents our EREE HEARSE whole family. We have those rich, yiorcelain lamps for the center table, I I e !• - ' . ’ . - I One or mors surgeons of the National - , • ■ . cures tt.« feverish condition and head they're cheap too. Only ft.50. Next we have those handsome ban Arbuckles Aid Lion Coffee 15c per pound. 7 for -nrgical Institute, 31'1 Bu«h St, San and family wish most sincerely to We sincerely hojic none of our quet lamps, something to lie proud of. They can't be beaten anywhere. ache. making it the tiest and quit kest Francisco, may lie consulted free of thank ths physicians and surgeons of friends will need it, but if they Good Roast Coffee, 10 pounds for. remedy for Coughs. Colds and I.aGrippe. If you'd like a lieautiful piano lamp, just make your wish known, we've charge in reference to any deformity Grant« Pas« and Medford who made him should have that misfortune, they H. O. Buckvheat, 3 pounds for got it. Going to the other extreme, we have those cute and useful little Cures in one day. "No cur», no pay." would lie welcome to our services club feet, hip disease Ac, paralysis, piles, to feel that hs could command their «kill I { bedroom lamps, very small, but-----so 1 the price, 40c, Pru e 25 cents. For »ale by M. Clemens Salt Mackerd fistula, chronic disease» and the P kkma - without incurring expense, which thon/h and to whatever undertaking goods We al * have silverware, am! all kinds of tableware. Anything Canned Saltitm. toe per can, 3 for Warning — Persons who suffer from sxkt cures of Rupture, at the Josephine “customary to ministers” yet • espe are needed at a .ery small advance coughs and cold, ,bou!d heed th» warn Hotel, Grants Paas, Friday Dec 17. one daily appra itted and a< know ie<i^» d in above actual cost to us; and fifteen from the cheapest goods to Rogers’ best 12-oz. goods. Honey, l-lb. rallies Don t f«rget our ¡0-piece toilet sets for f poo. ings of danger and save themselves ,uf- day only, r I* o at the Medford Hotel,1 this cast, thus it has been in every <a«e years of successful experience in Salt Salmon, $ : per pound. faring and fatal result, by uting One Medford, Saturday, Dec Is, one day only. here-lofore for over 20 years. Thank« to the profession is the guarantee of Sauer Kraut, ye a sal- Minute Ceugh Cure. It lean infallible For the cure of theae upecialliet thia In the great heart of th«* medical profession. our ability to render appropriate Cranberries, it a qt. remedy for cough,, colds, cronp and all | stitute stands unparalleled The highest His brethern in F. C.A B. have not been service. J. R HALE Sweet rrd Fit ’ 1 >k'• ’ ” 11 1 throat and lung trouble» — W. F. Kremer. reference given. unmindful of hit affliction. Bright, New, Charming *' <zood>, at Popular Prices Seeded Raisins, Maple Syrup One pound package, 13c. Lard, 10-lb 85c, 51b 45c. In pt., qt 2-qt. and i-gal. cans; Seed’ess Raisins, Genuine Tuwle's LogCabtn kind, Bacon, per lb 9-’4 c . New Crop, per lb , I212c. i*" vet Oregon Apple Cider Arbuckle and Lion Coffee per package 15c, 7 packages fi 20 cents per gal. Cleaned Currant*, Prunes, 25 lbs 75c. Very large, new stock. 12,‘jc lb Postum Cereal, A very healthy drink for those Oranges. Candied Citron, Orange Peel, Lemon 20c. For the Table Pine New Pine Nuts. chicken China. Peanuts, Flour. Sets, Cotta Mince Meat, Sweet Hand-Painted China. Eastern Oysters, 5Oc per English Walnuts, 8 l-3c. B. &. M . Grocery. Nuts. Brand New Assortment OF l Candies. Banquet Lamps Sundries Bottled Goods WORD THE P. H. Harth & Son. Clothing, Hats, Boots Shoes. Calhoun Bros. The Hold Christmas Suggestions Cut The Jewell Hardware Co. Yours While out Shopping go to the New York Racket Store, where you can find Front Street. FRESH OYSTERS Cooked i." J ou like then At the ! Look at These for Xmas Presents GIRL J for Y c UR bcst On»of tbo«e line Oolii Pen». I A pretty rhirt Wsi«t Set. ? >s »:■ bee are IWauu«* : nt’t s something for Pioneer Restauiint mvs ‘Mt o( Sixth. < tki rr. the men : a!<xit enice Brer Pipe’ , ton I»** '>f '”" «• don't forget oer Xmas REDFIELD'S. Christmas Toys and Novelties 0 Remember ■ ■••• In Great Variety. That we are showing a much larger stock of Holiday Goods Than ever, and that our prices are the lowest possible. NO I ROLBLE To show you through the line and quote* prices. You can find almost anything you may want for Christmas from a Tin Whistle to the most Ilainty Hand-Painted China, or from a Lead Pencil to the Best Shoe made. National Drug Store W F. Kremer, Fropr. THE NEW YORK RACKET STORE. s :