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Christmas Aftermath I spend another cent this vear * "\V 1,p.j>J‘e 01 Holld*y ------- Goods. Never uriuu mind II if y you —— UU have said: "I will not membered each friend, be good to'vour11 it” '' t0,yOUr a ,vantageto reconsider ------------ i it. \X hen you have re- leaves the lines smaller. ’ a“d SUpply y whal what olhers others have omitted, omitted. Cotue today. Each day Wil) Jackson resident dentist. Take your kodak films to I’heby Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour Musical Convention lVceruber 18 to 31. Cranberries Itk- per Quart at Wade’s. I’heby'» portraits of children are O. K Soap Foam is pure white.—B. A M Clemens, Druggie', opp. Opera House. W. H. Flanagau, physician surgeon ami dentist. New sugar cured hreakiast bacon.— City Market. Chorus and solo concert. Dec 30th opera house PERSONAL Johnny Galvin is at home this week. I. L. Votaw took a business trip to MedforJ Tuesday. Henry Ruch of Kublie, spent a lew days with us this week. Clear Gia Rtrast. E ditvt C oi ukr : I would like very much to know whether any steps have been taken toward preventing the gang from blockading the sidewalk ou the sa. loon corner. It haa long since passed the ¡«>int where it could be termed an noying—it ie simply damnable. The writer had occasion one evening last week, to cross Front street several times just before train time and every time was compelled to elbow his way through the mob or go aronnu. During the whole time there were two fellows standing almost in the middle of the crossing using a good deal of chewing to bacco and more profanity. Now. Mr. Editor, it really seems to me tins thing haa gone far enough. If our uarshal and street commissioner will not keep this corner in such condition that ladies and children may pass.it is time for a private citizen to volun » illiain« Urina. teer about three or four hours week Stites returned to Merlin Mon- days with a hickory club. Success to the Coi kick , ami may «he Henry Pfaff is spending the holidays never give up the fight for law and or in town der till our offic, ers make an attempt, at A N. Cox is visiting relatives ou I toward maintaining order. Williams creek SlBSt HIBKB Ge rge Sparlin spent Christmas with Trouble Among Women. friends in the Pass. Mr and Mrs. Frank 'Ayer’went to Mrs. John Nidy and Mrs. Gray'bail some trouble in town last Monday, when Medford last Monday. Mrs Gray went to the home of Mrs. Perry McGee of Medford is spending Nidy on eotae business, we know not the holidays with his parents. what. Any wav, the first mentioned, said Mr. J N Gotcher went to Grants that the other called her bad names, and Pass lest Monday on business. that she would permit no one to talk to Miss Addie Bryant came up from her ill any such manner, hence Mrs Gra' received a slap. After some more words California to spend the holidays. " e are informed that the Methodist and some more slapping, Mrs. Gray re ladies will give a social al the parsonage tired ami had Mrs. Nidy summoned to appear before Recorder Tom Smith, who on Wednesday eve. A. 1. Chapman returned to Williams fined her $3. Courtesy forbids further remarks, more last week after an absence of several than to say to these ladies, that it is not months in California. dignified to alu-ayt quit themselves like Misses Abbie and Josephine Stites mm. and their brother Marshall are spending Loren Parker'e Trial. the holidays at home The Misses Helms of Jacksonville, are visi ting in the city th s week. Frank Hayes. "The Oscar Creek the large juicy kind, Miner'" spent Tuesday iu our city One pound package, 15c. 20 and 25c per doz. E. M. Cockerline an l his brother Bort were visitors to Granta Pass Tuesday. 26 ib $1.00. New Crop, per lb , I2#c. Fresh fish every Friday at AhUs J. \\ .Howard and family soent Christ 10-ib 85c, 51b 45c. City Market. mas day on Williams creek visiting re a- ^ery large, new stock. 12Jac lb. Nuts, Candies, Oranges and Lemons lives. per lb 9'4c. Cheap at Wade's. Attorneys Judge Brower and Col.Smith Leave your washing at McGregor's went to Jacksonville ou legal business The very best, 20c. barber shop tor good work. per package tjc, 7 packages Wednesday. Don’t miss the Musical Convention at »3 lbs 75c. Jim Cady came ill from the Oak Flat the opera house l>ec. 28 to 31 Call at McGregor Bros for a sha vebe mine to«|>end Christmas with his family at Woodvills. Sun-ripe naval oranges, 50c per fore calling on your best girl. 12' -c per pound. I doz.; seedlings, 25c and 30c per Cantata—The R ise Maiden at opera Nick Thom was in from his Rogue riv house Dec. 31st. Don’t miss it. er raniUTuesiisv. He re|>orU his daugh doz Sweetland A Co. always have a ter quite sick with pneumonia. 12Gc per pound. 15c, 2OC, 25c, 50c, ||. Is Up to fac good supply of choice cuts of meat. We can supply you with a dainty John Knapp and Billy governs will Just in, 50c each. McGregor Bros, are agsnts for the Troy- start the last of the week for Skaguay. trifle or one of the handsome«: of preg. t2'jc per pound Laundry, i'eitlaiid. Call on them ents—a complete dinner set. In I.. our Good fortune to you gentlemen. per ib 15c. China Department there are lot» of -I odd« Divine eervice on Sun lav morning and ends that must go. Geo. Calhoun returned on Monday and evening next in St. Lukes church. 1 he large red kind, I2jic per qt. Terra Cotta Cream Pitchers, All invited. evening's train from Ashland Mrs Cal regular price 250, now 15c 15c per can, two for 25c. We did not sav last week (hat the houn will remain in Ashland for a few Pietty Tea Set |i 50 ¿ambling was in Ben’s Bicycle Den, but weeks visiting relatives. ioc per lb, j lbs. for 25c. Jilush Bowl» 6 lor 25c back of it >t ** 3 “ »5C Mr C. H Chapman, formerly a resi Lots of odds and ends that must Rekston This beautiful wsre re- Cantata—The Rose Maiden. Dec ___ 31 dent of Williams creek but now of Red I%C per pound. go. Prices 5c, ioc, 15c, 25c. Re ervcl seats 30 cent«, general admis sembles that of the fa- .„ ding, California, came to this county last sion 35 cents. Ware mous Rookaood Pottery. week for a visit of several days. Quaintly shaped vases, Ben has moved his Bicycle Den into In pt., i-gal cans; pi . qt qt.. , 2-qt. and i-gal. Each $1 50. jags, teapots, etc. Miss M.iry Griffith finished her term of ths building formerly occupied by Ahlf. Genuine Towle's LogCabin kind. Hand- New S ock just iu, winch ln the butcher. school at Woodville tecentlv and lias re Painted eludes m4ny beautiful pieces. Fred Mench has l>een suffeiing with a turned to the city. Miss Griffith will You will take pleasure in All the best grades. (115 a sack, sore h <nd for a week or more . A fellon perhaps teach at the same place in the China looking at them if yon don’t Over stocked. Regular price, 25c, is the trouble. 500 lbs. or more,at the rate of (22 buy. Thia China is very pop spring now 15c. per Thousand. 2nd grade 50c ular. See it before it is picked over. How is your overcoat ? Have just re A. C. Hixon of Ashland wi o repiee per sack. ceived a splendid value Would be Chamber 6«piere set, *2.< o an l $2.50 ents the 8. I*. D. A L. iu that city and pleased te show you its merit». — llarth Sets 10 piece set, *5.00 New stocic just in. Come and A Son. who has been attending the choral union 12 piece •* |8.oo examine before buying elsewhere No. 1, 5c each; No. 2, four for 2jc in this city, went home this (Wednesday Messrs Miller and Perkins will, bv Lamps. From 35c to $12 two for 15c. You will be sure to be pleased. Arning. the end of the -n. have shipped 85 C usbrni carload« of apple« out of the Rogue rivi /' David Dav O. Hayes has finished his term vallevj| , of school in the Timas district and has 1’rohW H. Kinross of Portland who relumed to his home on Applegate. Mr. has charge of the .Southern Oregon ehor Miss Catherine Chapman of the al union class in this city, seems to thor Hayes mads the Coi'hixn office a pleas Jacksonville High Scliool.is visiting her ant call Tuesday. oughly understand his business. parents on Williams creek. Rev. G B. Bristow of the 1-ee school Mother» praise Hood's Sarsaparilla,l*e- Mr and Mrs. J. W. Howard and T hursday , D ecember jo , 1897. eau»e, bv its great blood enriching quali district, made our office a pleasant call ties, it gives rosy cheeks and vigorous last Tuesday morning. From Mr. Bris daughter spe.it Christmas al Williams appetites to pale and puny children. and returned to Grants Pass Monday, tow we learn that the farmers in hie sec THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS Whenever you want any fire insurance tion are very busy plowing and prepar Miss Lillie Pence who has been don’t fail to call on Price and Voorhies attending school in Grants Pass foi Shoes repaired at Hackett's ing for seeding. They will insure your property in the seveial mouths, came home last Fri C. St. Louis for watch reoairing worlds bent company, the Liverpool and If N. Cockerline informs us that he day to spend the holidays. Freeh sugar cured hams at Ahlf’s. Ixindon and Globe. lately received u letter from his lather I’heby doe» developing for kodakers. Mr. Geo. Chapman who has been The Christmas exercises in connection M. B. Cockerline who is at present visit B. A M. handle Snowy Butte flour. with St. Lukes Sunday school, were held ing in England neat the great city of absent for about seven years returned Ask for Hoet ake premium book—BAM last Thursday, in the A U, I'. W. hall lamdon. Mr. Cockerline writes that his last Monday to spend a tew weeks with Our cu tomers for the very satisfactory share of their Christmas Red Clover, Alfalfa and Timothy sold Magic lantern pictures were shown, and health is only fair, but he is enjoying Ins parents Mr. ami Mrs M. Chapman. presents, etc, were given the children trade which fell to our share. Our stock of ELEGANT CHINA at Wade's. Mrs. Booker who died at her home hiraself at Ilia onl home. When Mr R. I . Scott of Creswell, lias just fin If you want a first class bath, you can WARE, GLASSWA E, SILVERWARE, CUTLERY ANDLAMPS, get it at McGregor Bros ished Inn assessment work on hin mining Cocxerline left last fall lie visited in near Woodville was laid to rest iu the claim »oittli of the Jewett mine. old Williams' cemetery last Friday Mr. although considerably smaller than last week, still contains Cheat reed, Wheat seed. Barley seed, Scott's propertv is showing up a tin»* some of the Southern states and in a evening^ she leaves many relatives and Washington city, whore he had at Scott Griffin's Beed store. body of hi<;h grade ore. many excellent and useful articles. For a short time we shall Goto McGregor Bros, where you can friends to mourn her sad departure. handshake with President McKinley If you are going to take a trip East and get the very best bath. The Christmas entertainment at tile give on all the above lines 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, want it tv be a pleasant one, go via the The Battle Ax is dead,so it is reported. Season ticket« for the Masieal Conven NorUiern Pacific. Their accometiations Baptist church was largely attended, Visitors to the Musical Convention will find our store con. tion admit to all rehearsals. Don’t fail to see Master Tommy Pur and every one seemed to have a merry are first clan» in every respect. For MissClara Bacher and Jas Hansbroiigh rates etc.call on or write to E E.Dunbar, cell in his wonderful character imperson time except for lhe tact that the house veniently located, on the ground floor of the Opera House. were Grants Pass. married at Medford last Sunday. ations. With the ScbubeU Concsrt Com was so crowded. We wish you all a II ippy and Prosperous New Year. Hood’» Pill» are the favorite family ca Captain A. M. Brown informs us that pany, January 6. Hie Powell's Creek Mining Co, have thartic and liver medicine. Price 25c. be has every reason to believe that Si. l.sok out for the prise essay next. One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly. Patrick was in Alaska, at some time, as Coe Thomas and Co. will award I tie already employed a lores of thirty men 1 hat's what you want!—W. F. Kremer. neither frogs, snakes nor lizards are to prizes and the Cot K1KR will give a full and expect to have fifty in a few days, they are constructing a road all the way The weekly Oregonian and Cól RIER be found there. re|K>rt, watch for it. one year for |2.00 to paid up e uber ri b- Soap Foam is the only washing powder The Northern Pacific Co. runs tourist to the mine, building bunk houses, and ere. that will not make clothes vellow or sleepers on all |ia*ssnger trains out ol ■nieing with the rxpectation of finding Smoke the Stage Litg Lir^> “ Cigir Cigar It is the hurn them with Caustic Smla.—B. A M Portland. These carl are pleasant and a "Klondike" soon. Con. best 5 cent Cigar in the market— J. G. Miners—Whan in town, drop around comfortable and you would enjov riding .Schmidt. to the C oi ’ kikr office, and get some "ex in them. When you are ready to go call llrettieniak Ing. Schubert Ladies Quartette, with the changes.” We get them every day, and. on or write to E. E Dunbar at Grant« For up lo date dre*Hinakii>g, the ladies NEXT TO POST OFFICE. Sebuber Concert Co., attbeo)>era house after reading them, save them for our Pass for rates, etc. friends. January 6lh. Louis McPike,the entertainer,with the should call on Mrs < A. bnow, Front Here's something to think about! If Schubert Concert Company, al the ope Si. btlween 4th and 6th llercharge* The best place in town to net your siioes repaired i a at Hackett’s harness you will send us three cash subscription» ra house, January fltli aic reasonable and a til guaranteed. to the Cot kikk , we will «end vou the pa and shoe shop. Degree of Honor Nurprinc. 3 Way* io (i«H Rich 3. The Opera House moat market is per free (or one year The «ubscription headquarters for the kind of meat you price is now only *1.25 per vear. Bovs On Tuesday evening Hawthprn lodge, Three secret» worth a million to any and gir'», try it.’ Send to us for sample want to get—the best. For full partic copies and dubbing rates, and begin No. 21, had one of their usual good time* one po*M»H»ing them Miners, buy your supplies at ths Little right away. when the out going officerfc provided the ular-, wend 8lain|) and addrfMN lo Dr , Cash store opjsrsite the Round bouse.— Hanna, Dermatologist, 330 Burke Build« Prof. T. Shattuck, Majician and entertainment and supper for a full ing,, Seattle, VVanhinglon ' Mash A Fike, Proprietors. . Can you n ake use of this? A limited Ventrilo.pu»t, is billed to perform at house. The program consisted of singing Notice <>r III mho I ui l<, h . number of all wool underwear of Morri« Firemen'» hall Saturday evening, Jan. dialogues and supper, but to the surprise ; Mills product. 10 per cent discount un- 1st. Those who have witnessed the of all. The supper wa* exclusively hr The __ ___ .__ ___ Hardware firm __ of ____ Jowell and til closed out —llarth A 8on. professor’s entertainment, pronounce it the out going officials and greAt wa* the liixlgi- m tliiw day, Octotier Hill, IHII7, dia ,’e proved to the people that we would tell them the truth, the The Northern Pacific Ry Co. make« first-class. Prof. Shattuck expects to laughter when certain brothers who had solved. All account« must be settled ‘ . Now, - the fastest time East and give« ths best visit Jackson county in the near future waited batiently below for the tall to without dvlav. J kwsi . i . A D oikik hole truth, and nothing but the truth, about our goods. Ì service. If you are going it is to your refreshment, come up to find the enter |1 we have to do is to announce that we'11 sell certain lines advantage to consider these point« E. I.axative Bromo Qunine Tablets move < ¿rove’* THbtvl<*M4 ('lull Ionic ia a pci the bowels gently, relieves ths Cough, | tain tn ent over and refreshments consuin- fret Malarial Liver Tonk* ami Blood M goods at certain prices. The people know there's satis- 1 E. Dunbar, agt , Grant's Pass purifier. Remove* Bi iouniihn * without Warning —Persons who suffer from cures the feverish condition and head ed. In thle lodge also there were 5 purging. A h pieaKaut rm Lemon Syrup. iction in buying them. With our coughs and colds should heed the warn ache. making it the best and quickest I new application* It in hr large a* any Jtullar Ionia an<l re ings of danger and save themselves suf fering and fatal result« by using One remedy for Coughs, Colds and La Grippe. I Mueical Convention Clioru* of KH) tail» for 50«•. To get the genuine rm U (or Grave'** Minute Ceugh Cure. It is an infallible Cures in one day. "No cure, no pay." Voh'RN. remedy for coughs, colds, croup arid all Price 25 cents. Forsaleby M. Clemens To Cure a < old In Ous l la y fll offer vou some bargains. That’s all we have to say about throat and lung trouble«.— W. F.Kremer. The success o( the Convention from a Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab The Schubert Concert Company wil- musical standpoint ia assured and it now L Sweaters till you can't rest, at 50 cents, 75 cents and J1.25. lets. All Druggists refund the money if An Arkansas editor, who read that a give an entertainment at the opera ACKIN COSHES at any price you want to pay a window full o! young lady in New York kneads bread house, January fith, under the auspices ' rests with the music loving public to it fails to Cure. 25c. m at <2 90. Then we have those pretty Black Tricots with with her gloves on, says. • We need of the Woodmen of the World. This ' make it a financial suices» by giving it Ex-Supreme Maate? Tait thv moat hearty support Ashland, Medford and ilvet ” collar, and ball and socket fastenings. Neat and bread with our panteon; we need bread company has appeared in Grants ¡’as« laikeonvil e are represented by 50 of elvquent apeuker of the great order of wiili our boots on. and if out subscribers before, and needs nothing but the an- I their best singers The chorus and solo A <). I . W. will I m ? hi (¿rants P ahs on t>bby $6 and $7 jo. in arrears don't pav up soon, we shall You'll need something for your hands, this week. Come in need bread w ithout anything on."—Good nouncement of the date of their appearl work will lie the be»t ever heard in January 29th when our Io al lodg„ in ante to insure a crowded house. All workmen boutlirrn Oregon from home tdent. tend» to have a big turn* td take a look at our yarn gloves at 25c. 50c and upward, Stories Delinquent C oi ricr snbecribers, Miss Eva Payne sued Capt. A. M. Belli concerts will I* eipislly gmsl. Mhould make it a point to be out hii <I can vou take a hint? hey’d keep you warm in Alaska. , Brown tn Instice Holman'« court this Thursday night the music will be varied, invite their neighbor* Thia order haa ... Wrythin< y >u nec 1 in the clothm» We lately received a copy of the East week for *.1 >—amount she claimed wa« consistiug of 5 choruses, and solos by W. recently taken a freah apuit, and aome Oregonian in which the Athena public due her for services rendered at the Oak H. Kinross, Mrs.Mangum,Dr. Van Dyke, new applicant*- are to be initiated the inc. Everything necessary to keep you warm and dry. school taught by Professor I>. V. 8. Reid, Flat mine. Miss Payne was repRsent Male Quartette, etc . I-riday night the first of the year. formerly of Eugene,is liighl) commended. »<1 by Attorney Smith, an l (’apt. Brown beautiful cantata <4 "The R-«e Maiden'* The article states that Prof. Reid by Attorney C E Harmon After all , will take up the entire evening The ■ has raised the efficiency of the school the evidence and the arguments pro and music is of the best. Those in attend at least 2U0 per cent, and that the con. the justice granted Miss Pavne a ance from Jackson county are as follows. school board are blersed with good com judgment of *20 and costs, (.'apt I Ashland: Misses Maude Berry, Gra e mon sense. Educational ability in a Brown’s attorney filed counter charges Beach, Elsie M. Patterson, Mary II. principal and common sense in a school , which the court allowed, suffi lent to re Hilaby, Jean Scobie Ross, Nellie Ewan, board will always combine to make a duce the amount first asked for to *20. Esther C Silsby; Mesdarnes T K Bolton, good sclieol, too often one or the other ih Its a matter of wonderment to nolsx!-- J. n. Parson, A. C. Dixon , Messrs Chas. wanting. that the C oi hikh is gaining subscribers Rose, F. A Strange. Geo. W. Rose, The Christmas dinner given by the every day The < ocxikk is an up-to-I A. F. Eddy, F. R. Neil, Roy Neil, L. W. Represents our FREE HEARSE We sincerely hope none of our «alvation Army wa, quite a succeae. date paper. You can see it at a glam e Smith. A. C. Dixon, G <». Crary. E. < About sixty people partook of the go id The news eolnmns prove it. The bn«y Berry, Elmer Patrick, and Day Parker friends will need it, but if they should have that misfortune, they things provided for them, consisting of farmer or miner nerds it because he gets and Rev E P. Childs. Medford Misses Ella Williams, Iva would be welcome to our services turkey, roast pig, chn-ken.beef,pie. cake, the worlds news in a nutshell. The etc. One of the features of the dining merchant needs it because he wants to Purdin, <¡race Odgers, Fannie Haskins, and to whatever undertaking gotxls table was a sixty pound pig roasted advertise in the paper having the largest Robin L. Warner, Ione Wigle, If. A. are needed at a very small advance whole. Everybody declared they had circulation. Besides, he wants to see M'-dyriaki, Mesdarnes G. L Webb, J. above actual cost to us; and fifteen spent a real good time. Ensign Evans what inducements bis coinf>etitor« are Reek; Messrs. Garlard Jones, D.T. Law years of successful ext<rience in the profession is the guarantee of and Captain Spencer a lid :ke lothank offering to the pitblir. You aeed the ton, anil Alfred Weeks Jac ksonville Missea Maris Barbara our ability to render appropriate the many friends who sr> generously and Cot'niKR if you haven't got it already kindly helped to make the i.naer such a Do You know ths price is only (1 .25 per Andrews, l.izzie tirvaes and Mrs. Geo. service. M Kay Uve. success. year ? plain Mixed, per pound, lOc 3 for 25 c Lump Taffy, " " lï^e Bos on Mixed, " " i»)ic b, on Baked H-mg " 20 c Trilbv Perfections •• 25 c Be-t Hand Made Cbotolates »5 c These Chocolates are an ur nu-ual value, ordma: ily selling lor 40c -id ant! 50c per pound. Olives, large Spanish, per qt 50c. Pine Nuts, per pound, 15c. Apples, choice, per bx. from 50c to60c Pears, per pound, l^c, per bx, 50c. Bananas, per doz, 25c. sweet Oregon apple cider, 20c per gal. Hundreds of Holiday Gifts. Seeded Raisins, Seed'ess Raisins, (-leaned Currants, (■andied Citron, Orange Peel, 20c. Lemon Peel, ‘20c. New Walnuts, Lemons, Rolled Oats. Lard, Bacon, Arbuckle and Lion Coffee Prunes, Oranges. New Almonds, Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Whole Pine Apples New Pine Nuts Boneless chicken tamales Cranberries, Mince Meat, Sweet Potatoes, China. Maple Syrup Dainty Tea Sets, Flour. Terra Cotta Cream Pitchers Lamp Chimneys. Fresh Eastern Oysters, 50c per can. Hand-Painted China. B. & M. Grocery. Cre i mer Bros ears Greeting P. H. Harth & Son othing, Furnishing Goods, at>. Boots and Shoes. Above Cut ti Stock Up for Winter Now be Following Cuts in (iroceries will Hold Good ices below i r «or motive in cutting pn«- ---- others? Can you not guess our n ou tfae CHOICE I8 simply to get you acquaint«. 1- •G3 we are putting out. Arbuckles and Lion Coffee t-- Per > Good Roast Coffee 10 poun i- H O. Buckwheat, .1 1 Salt Mackerel. Cir.ned Salmon. H mey, i-lb. frame« Salt Salmon, 8-jc per 1 Sauer Kraut, 25c a gal. Cranberries, ioc a qt. Sweet and Sour 1’iik -for. The New York Racket Store S the place where people can buy lots of things very cheap. Having bought 25 ocx> Envelope cheap, we will sell 10 packets for 5c, white or cream Alarm Cl'* ks, only fl 00, Rubber Cement, thebe-' mc ; Madlage 4 Sh e Polish ta Washboards 15 Tin Capa a Come md stock of Tin and Granite Ware. We sell them cheap. We carry many useful articles you may aeed, and have bargains in many line- Buy our Winter Shoes, they will keep your feet dry. B ’ u Go >d- year & Woonsocket Rubber Boots. Oil Clothing is Cheap. Big prices will not do in thesejtimes’when even the wealthy cannot afford to waste their money, ana im poor require double duty of every 1 ' and every penny. Come in and buy at The New York Racket Store ! C°ffK is /F S//OVLO we Bit y Teas Coffee* Spice» Extract* Baking Powder at our expense if you’re not pleased CS) Honey Almost every body likes Honey, especially good Honey like this we are talking about is. No bogus or manufactured honey about ours, as we know where it was made. We almost know the Bees, and if bees with muddy feet make dark honey, these must have always kept theirs clean, as the honey is the light, clear kind, in full one-pound frames. Our price, ia' jc per pound. Your Choice 10c or 12 l-2c It seems that Newt Yokinn got the worst of the fight in Kienlen's brewery, mention of which was made in these Just received another case of columns last week, Yokuin had Parker arrested for assault with a dangerous those Eastern Sugar-cased Hams. wea|ion but wanted the charge with We don’t hive to say any more drawn before taken into court but the about them. Price, I2j4c per deputy district att-rney said: "Ne.it pound. The other kind is home must go on ” In Justice Holman's court They are cut and Major Axtell represented the slate and product. Hon Robert Smith, the defense. There trimmed Eastern style, sugar cured were six or seven witnesses, all of whom and are first class, Our price only swore knowingly and convietingly,except toe per pound. Ills honor, the marshal, who never bunn anything. Parker was bound over in the «urn of *50 to appear before the t will coax grand jury next term of court. Hi« most ob- mother put up the *5’1 and young Parker stiliate was turned loose. Yokuin, the prosecu ling witness, should himself bo prosecut ed for carrying a concealed weapon, and I pail Syrup, full 2 gals 00 just how many more for similar and I keg Pickles, mixed or plain i <>o oilier offences, we cannot tell. The jus tice court ie not tile place for these trials I package Sugar, granulated, 14 pounds .......................... 1 00 where expense« are heafieil uikiii the county, but the police court is the place Rolled Oats, ‘-’5 lbs .............. 1 00 where th ’re need lie no expense to city Corn, (1897 pack), 8 cans .. 1 <X) nor county. If the inarHha1 would make Cheese, 8 lbs ........................ 1 00 arrests and take his prisoners before the to tine them to police judge, who ought the full extent oi the law, we would And a great many more equally then, instead of cx|>en e bave ret-ntu*, good bargains for $1.00. Price Ye«, rrrsnur until this lawlessness be says our space will have to broken up. Prices È Schubert Concert, o|H*ra house, Jami- at j uni No ('ore No Pay. Tliat is the way nil druggists sell Grove's I'asteless Chill tonic for Mala ria, ( lulls and Fever. It is simply Iron ami Quinine in « lasteless form. Child ren love it. Adnlts prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price, 50c. blank this week if we don t ry up. Price runs the C ourier , that’s all right, it is out of our line of business, but we are always af ter the prices. Watch our prices each week and keep posted. It will pay you to trade with us. Masonic Inetallatlon, On the evening of the 27th Inst., Past Master J W Howard installed the fol lowing officer« !o serve Grants Pass lodge No. 48 A. F and A M for ths ma sonic year, M. M. Rummage W.M; George W. Colvig, 8 W; A J. Pike, J. W; Jas. Holman, 8acty.;Jas P Tuffs, Treas.; tieorge 8. Calhoun 8. D; 8. 8. Prentiss, J. D; Herbert Smith 8 8; Ed. II. Binns J. S; Henry Thornton Tyler After the installation an oyster supper was the | next on the program, two hundred plat s were served, and all present had an en joyable time. C alhoun B ros . A Nsw Factory. Williams Bros, have bought all the carpenter shop mai-hinery from the H. I* I), and L. «nd will immediately build a factory 10 bv 80 fret, between the company’« ware liouse end Recorder Tom Smith'« dwelling. The 8. P. D. and L, Company will hereafter manufaeture boxen only anil handle lumlier. while the William« Bro«, will make sashes, do all kinda of carpenter work, keep door« in stock, and also in connection with their factory, they will put In .1 shingle mill. 1 liey are not able to tell bow many men it w ill take to run their works. In Wishing You a A Happy New Year We beg to announce that our stock is larger than ever before. During the coining year we will carrv everything that is required to make ours the most complete stock of Hardware in Southern Oregon. We thank our many friends for their liberal patronage in the past, and trust we shall merit a continuation of their favors. With l»est wishes for your success during the new year, we are, Yours faithfully, The Jewell Hardware Co. "V ,L R. HALE for December: Btcti/si- yot/ff T t Remember • •• That we are showing a much larger stock of Holiday Goods Than ever, and that our prices are the lowest possible. t ❖ it 'hrough the line and quote price«. 0 o itional Drug Store j NO TRIMBLE i W. r Kramar, Propr. Micci. — e <> I
