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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1898)
Ben Bull 1 not, then we liecome a traitor t> our I formed, »aid that ik<y »Ji I n »t c<re wt * re J H Verdiu promise the prlatin< was doM. but the others, i.o J 11 l.t,z>. ju»lu- peace Mr. Keenan’s son w »• last week doubt, joined in with Che H lws Tyeu to »ia:e vs A Waluuerg. .. «-barged *itb a grave otfenMe.it ruay not beat th« (’<»< Kira, if p*»-*ihle, by atortiug Willi* mh *« iu above case: Joon Roberta ......... have reached the ujsgnitu e of a peni a boycott. KIHTUK» AJID PKorClKTOM. C W Christensen.......... tentiary crime bat it was looking in that Then tL«?i*e pa loons, through their R 1’ Ciiurcnill ............. direction. Tlie w««r-t of it is, Mr Kee- great chief or Mogul have made a rbar.e A II Hopkin» ............. KATES OF SlB»ClUnioN: At the meeting of Hie city council lari nan bimself. whois a sworn officer of against us, and have arrainged uv iu Ge<» Floyd ................. One ear, in advante, - - fl 25 Jury above< a»e: Six .Munths, • • • • .65 Th or »day night two or three inembera the law and who is under 11 OX) bonds to their estimation before the bar of tar,nut A D Gibbs ................... Three Months. ... .35 thereof were chaatising the ma*ahal fur do bis doty,wont to the man from whom justice. T O Fiabsse..................... Th* dale <>p|K>»it« your name indicate» Ina groaa neglect of duty in not making ike boy is charged with stealing tlie' be a*k this court, before we plead J A l^onard................. the i .< lu which y<*ur -ubt»uri ptton is paid; arrest a in the Kienlen e&loon when goo I m an I offered to pay fur them if the I 'juiity or M«g yuJty to allow us to make a J T L*a«» ................... it tv your account with the < oi at bm . W lien disturbance* occur Hie only defense J O I . ............................. you p ty your »ubacriptiun see that the date owner would not appear as a writneao i few remarks by way of explauati«>n. J T Gillmore....... is chan/ed was that he did not know that he had again ml hie boy. Iri the eyes of the law biuce the Cot air.ic Las been umier its tV A i.*nard, '■•instable fees the authority to make arrests in a saloon present management it has sought to de- Ibis ia a crime in itself. But that is not above ca»e Advertising rates on application. Copy for ci i' njt or’ad 'musl l»e handed in liefere without a warrant. Such an excuse is ! all, the evidence is convincing again»« : nounce gambling wherever it might be laiu*" II Iman, justice fee», »tale Tue- ay noon. •illy, it 1s simply evidence of one of t wo ( him that he rode 2D miles to inform his i found; it has endeavoreil to eave the v» Loren Barker ............... • • Ale* Ax ell, tiept dial atty, above Entered at the po-t office at Grants l’aaw, things, that he is grossly ignorant of his | ! son that the constable was after him tmys ami men that you have turned oa< i»»e ............................................. . as uecond-class mail matter. duty er he is willfullv ney.i*ciful of it. | Anyway before the conatable could reach «on I be »Ir eels drunk as brutes; it ba*» W itne-M » above case: Jake Williams. ....................... I the place the boy bad fle<l This is i «J* noun red the street couimiMioner f >r j Thera ia a diapaieti Iroui Havana to 1 another crime in the eves of the law, giving beer to minors whu h you indorse; fHCRSDAY, JAM AKV lj. 1898. Dave Keenan........................... Eugene Keinien ..................... the eVect that General Blanco will make commhted by an officer of the law whone 1 it has denounced the saloon lha< keep- a i Heart Cooper .......................... i- said thaï the Be'gian Th une iç an etiurt *oon to meet General Gomez of dutv it is to make arreetg ¡«»tend of 1 disorderly huiiM* in which there were all Ia*wis .. ...................................... [.»urgent forcer to have an interview I helping others to escape from the kinds of rot ten news ; it has denounced th** tottf ;r.g. und later uj . av fall. E W Chile* .............................. on the probable settlement of the war. clutches of the law We have criticised marnhal ma a do-nothing official.the kin«! H Colby, constable fees, above No Should lie meet Gomez it will not tie on rase ...................... ................. you like; it denounces the hugs, the war a baaia ot lay down your arme but on a 1 thin official in the past in the hope» that gamblers, the whoieinong«*rs, the proffi Drawing ju»t!ce court jury : he might Ije aroused to a sense of duty I Chas Ladd .............................. tarn» ot indemnity which the Cubana but no sense of dniy came—we preyed gates, and what not, who are at home in T M K >we .............................. would accept provided proper ferma were J 11 Hart ........................ • • the matter throwieg on more light, re ' your place of business ; it han denounced | Pro“i-ects for Hanna in Ohio r-eem to 1 offered them. The war, in the opinion vealing worse things until, in order to! lawietsijeoa, indecency ami everything J Myer», coroner's fees inquest on be grow ing brighter, »o his friend* report tealy John Cardwell ........ I of «ouïe far aeeing eye», la nearing an thro* the public off the track and t • es- that is a curse to the community ; it has A tem ; Hanna is elm ted. Coroner’s jury above case: end. It it la net on a baaia of indemnity cape pui lehmriit and emlless disgrace, advocated the purity oi the home ; it has Ge l l a ier .............................. The con i<l* rat ion of lawa Io govern I it may be by war with the United stale«. th* ir how* of uwharUabltntu is heard. ! advocate«I public morals: in short it ba- J U Wiliike ........................... Win Hay .................................. Ala*:, a ia receiving «orne atieniioii in The Coi’KiER has about come to the bean ti«e outspoke *n exponent of th«-a NOT UNCHARITABLE. I’aul Howard ........................... W I zton, and ia al»> ilia taik, in conclusion that it is wasting its arnmu- principles, and the only principles that M Rice....................................... 8k t '• <y and other parte ot Alaska. I It was suggested to the editor of this nition on dead docks, and it might be will keep intact the government under John Boon .............................. K irg. wotnio--above case ....... U which we live. Thia we have «lone, ami I paper last Monday that perhaps he bad well for ns to aim a few shots of warning General Bianco has resolved to take Drawing jury Kerby jutrtiee court Become soimwbat bitter at Marshal at those big fellow» »ailing around in a if it ¡»’’hurting your business” then ««* G 11 Brisk» .............................. th «d in Santiago d>* Cuba in person Keenan, which prompted him to writs 1 !arge pond, as if they had nothing to do plead guilty, vee, twice guilty t > the J F .Stilb ................................ creupon General i’ando who watt in charg< , and silent l>e our tong i- if ever tne editorial of last week on “Looks Hua* but to cat the crumbs the public throw- T Fluid .................... .. iri2<‘ felt greatly humiliated, and th* we retra« t one iota Pern what has be n John Goodell, postage and ex- Ipiciouk.” VYe will inform the gent lemau ' them. _________________ till war a stormy interview between pre«»a»e.......................... ......... said. who made tlie si ggestion or intimation, the I wo. We have outlined our platform upon D DCIenim A Co, unlae for pau- that anyone w bo entertain» an opinion of -THEYHE HURTING OUR which the Coi kikk must stand or fall, A Bartlett, mdse lor paupers Van Wyck, the new mayor of Greater that character is wide of the mark, be he BUSINESS." and if this hurls your business then >var 1 Msekin Bros, “ " • New York, ha« promised the people that a friend or a foe We have no persona! .leiome Ben-on, care of paupers .15.» 28 “They’re hurting uilf busine*»»” is an business is a bad husiriMs duiin/his administration the great city faeling in these discussions, never have lire»:.11 Ub-ener, printing aaeese- •ba tve it» law- s’riclly enforced. All ha«l and never intend to have. Mr- exprmndon accredited to one of the prin ♦ merit »che'iule» 18 00 the 1» pie will want it that he keep his Keenuri hastreite«! us in a gentlemanly ci pal saloon men of thia city, and the County Court Proc« t*<|hi<»*. Joseph Myer", 'wo inonitis’ »alary word» have a direct reference to the pio* county physician ..................... manner whenever we have met him and 41 66 p!( In. e. ________________ Couituiaaioner'a court met al lOo'ckx k I G llia't, »tamps, etc ................. 4 OO Tha remark we have returned the compliment; but piietorN of tlie ( oi bier 1 «dlowitig <>tli Ore on Mining Journal, printing •F 25 Il h oles now at limtigL Emperor Wil the»«* questions which are beingdiscuased was brought alxjiit in the following man a m., .lanuary 5, 1898 cer» were prêtent: J. «M ( b.lea, county Edus I’ollotk, a«»e»aor’a »alary liam of Germany w II geMd» big navy. ner : Last Monday morning a gen ’ le- in the C ourikk are not personal «pies »tamps.................................. 9 00 ju'ge; F. F. Croxton, R P. George, W ami Th»* R»*ichstag reassem'« led the Ktb E iteati, mil-e lor pati|s-r» 13 -5 lions, they are the vital organs ot the 1 man came into our office, having lira d ( uomrni«»ioLuiM ; John Goodell, cuumy There are strong ho|*es among its friend»», .1 M Chile», telegram and auil public welfare and it behooves us a« an tbit the Coi kier does excellent work, iu fi 5C - clerk; J. G. Hiatt, aheritf cash paid bridge work ...... •ft! lull's ultimate hiicceaa. After making exponent of law and order to mildly crit* I get MGina printing «lone. Joeepli Wolke, nni»s for Rogue The following bill» were ordeied paid iciae officers and ottiers wh< make them known bia busineea and after entering River bridge ............................. 2« IX) In another column oi this inane the by warrant : selves subjects for criticism, and if mild into a verbal contract with us to do hi» ;:i fit) G F F * C Co. lutrial of p»npi-r» re» Ier will find an article headed “A J VY Howard, rod-* for pa u pt-r ..fit) 00 Jobn Mitchell, bridge work .. . 4 •>0 rebuke*» will not suffic *, then it becomes . work, he lei» the office to aolicit “ada” Dixon A McCrovkey, mdeo for 8c«.n<lal on Justice” which wan clipped S 1' 1» & L t o, mdse for paupers 18 57 It our duty to sharply criticise, and we from the buainea» men of the city. pau[>er....... .......................... •’» from the Han Francinco Examiner We T B Cornell " *’ 1 00 10 again assure our readers thalli is done ’ Bp|*rar» that in hi« round» tie came Calhoun Bros, md»e for pauper Abe Axtell, (lepl dl»t atty fees, poblrh thin aa our final comment on W A McGaiiard, laiard ot pan per XI aero»» the af«»resaid saloon man w hom without any bitu*rness whatever. state vs W Eastman......... 6 0> i G F Wfareîer, wiliie»» circuit court IS the Du. rant case. Joseph Myers, mileage coroner’s This one thing the violators ot law be askel lo take stock in his project. . IV H Fallin, board of prinoner^ 40 9 00 case......... ............. ............. .. thrown Tlie seller of tlie distilled juice was at»out! S I* D A L Go, bridge lumber 4 The «tute eommittees of thedemocrata must know, that when light is ( E Harmon, it ileage coroners to take slock, but when lie learned that F W Chau»»e, printing delinquent and free silver rapublii ans i-ach niet in upou them in their dark deeds it reveals «■ .................................. 2 08 45 them to the world and they may escape the printing was to be done at tha C oc k ' tax liât 189C.................... Geo Fitrh, mikage coroner’» < aiw 2 Portland laut werk and arrnnged fortheir Frank Simtb, repairing Rogue Ri justice once, tw ice or more times, but ikk office, then it was that he .frothed at ( ver bridge I ’ ■ hUhtifB, 2 85 0) stete conventiona tu he hel.l Ihn 23 of the mouth and said that be did not want , John Good« 11. tel’«rani »Ute"♦*<’ y mareli. A fusion of all the silver foree» the searching ray will follow I Item until anything lo d«j with it; but later he qui ' , Jewell A LMdge, hardware for 4 A W Wallberg. i hainn»aii mrvey bridge« ............. .. . ...... 90 they are caught Then when there is a o 00 of comity road eeeiuv lo be the talk. possibility of justice being meted out to eted down, because an idea had penetra ' B < ) McCulloch, surveying county road ........... ...................... 9 20 I 1 Cruxioii, county cominiMton tod his cranium and he accosted Ihe so-1 er*» »alary.............................. .. 12 60 If tun eiaraiial feel» that •* have Ix'en them, they cry out in their extremity, licitor thus: “Bay, if you will have that [ Jewell A Dodge, bill iron for Deer ¡13 4M» R P George, cjunty commi»*Bion um harilahle toward him in the part, let , when there is no avenue of escape, “We er ’ » »alary ... ....................... 20 00 work dene at ■ —- olUi-e we (I. e : OiHek bridge ......... .................. him go to work and he hh fniihfgl in do I are persecuted, we are |M‘rsecutrd.” Be Koad »up»*rvisor« bills allowed a> lol the suloon men) will patronize you. ! Sinn n >itiipkln*, wauliing furpri»- 6 ina iiia duty aa he haa been in not don.g | it known that this paper persecutes no low«: onur«........... ................. .. but we cannot do so if you have it done 3 E'i Dailv. Dial 1 ... it an i than lie will are that we are ju«i one and has no desire lo do so, but it, Jury hi » ate state vs Walter» : oyer there (i. e. at the C ovbikk office), »2 O3U41 this week speak more plainly than G W I#Wi Nick 'I boss........................ ... a* r to commend aa a* have beau to 1 David Spanuler, Di#t 21 ... because: ‘ They ’ re hurting our busi- Jan Hoxie . ........................... it has ever done because its warnings coreo e II . L I'raik. Dial 10 ....... J B Bn rrough............................ 1 and cha tisrments have not been heeded. ness ’ ” The gentleman agreed, hecauM A Everv, “ 3........... J no Hnyder................................ 1 Men whose desire it is to see the laws he had been told at the Uui kiek office Guiniaiiy I ikh by pliypìcHl lore« ubtHin- .1 W York, Di*t 4 ....... J at*ob Johnson.......................... I J T Hartley, Di<t 5 Win Reynold« ...................... •d j I <>i hold in ( hin.i under the pre- enforced, expect iis to represent them in that they were not at all anxious for the A Munson. 7 ....... Making jury list Mate creek precincl : ton . a 50 year lease <*f Kia<> Chau Bay too'ing alter these things and if wr do job Two o( the »»loon man, we are In- Ora Brown ROGUE RIVER uuuRIER PLBUMHKD BVKBY . JIL KrDAY, PRICE <fc VUORHIES, territory. The German Guv«rnm*nt ha* t’.a privilege to arect auch buil.l.ng» and ertablidiuienla <>u the (wCd territory as •he (pay think neeeeaary tor her protect ion and if thia ceaaion ia not anfficient, China will give up niore of her territory. I "W ' l'H E IV t M. .»Ibwrd. I»») 8 John Hour. Di«u 9. ... J T I’rin'-e. “ 12 .. A fMoviaaka " 13 K< Churchill. Ib,t 14 N Rcvnoldn. Mark Dav, C N Ha'hawav, J M Brigg*, < ha* -unth, Patrick Flanagan, J T Ma<'kin, Divt J W Jrvhii*ori, " C A Harvev. " ( Iruttn A Co, rotd ru.tl*rial P M. M ill*u, “ work. (' A llervv, “ mairnal I .ogan 4 Loitan. bridg* inarerial Calhoun Bru«. inii**for pauprra J s Moore, medical aitamlan. * on ixmnty (Miiper, ....... .. J S M > re. medical a'teudance on »rate pauper,............................ Road Super' iaor» appointed follow»: Dial 1. Freeland Sawyer 2 G N Lewi» 8, Allieon Evety 4. J W York 5, If 11 Sparlin 6, J a« R White 7. A Munaon 8. A J Reynold» 9, l’eter Boar 10, L i'raik 11, M C Davit 12 J T Prince 13. Antone Haneeth ¡4, Wrn Hogue IS R A N Reytner» 16. W M Cochran 17. Whitney Adam» 18. P B N Burrow IV, Claim Schmidt 20, Joe Met aalin 21, W E Elwell 22 TJ Mackin 23. H M Morgan Court proceeded to draw a lilt of 200 name, from tax roll aa jury list for au ruing year. The tax levy for aeeenament roll of 1897 fixed at follow!: County ami elate tax, 21 mill»; county ecbool tax, 6S mill», indigent soldier»’ fund tax, 1 30 mill», to be paid out of county levy. New1 voting precinct» eatuhiiahed aa follow»: It ia ordered that the weet end of la-land voting precinct be cut off la- land 1 lecincl. and a new voting precinct it hereby e»rabli»lied to be known a» Mount Reuliin precinct, the dividing line »hall be tile north line ofGalice, and all that portion wert of the »ection line b< tween eection» 11 and 12 tp 33 S. R .6 West j and that ihe vie in plat e ■bad lie at the J. W JohiiBon h > i»e. A portion of Kerby voting pre. net shall tie cut of!'and a new precinct e- ab- li*lied to be known a» Gak Flat precinct. Hie voting plaie »hall be at the York houve. Bounded a» tol'ow» : Commeru- mg at a point three mile» we*>t of the > W4 of »ec. 19. tp. 38, 8 R„ 8 W and running NEtollie NW corner of tp. 38 S R 8 W, thence NE to the noriti boundary of the old Karby prerinct at a point where »aid boundary line crotaee the summit of the mountain dividing the water» oi Soldier creek and I>e»r creek, tiience running northerly along the sum mit of said mountain dividing the water» of tlie lllinoiH and Rogue rivers, to » point on »aid summit due west oi the NiW corner of tp. 36. S R 7 W, thence went to tile tarundary line belween loee phine and Curry counties, thence south along said boundary line 21 mile», thence east ta place of beginning All tbat pgrl of Williaiua ruling pre* cuict north of Applegate river cut ofl After Scarfef Fi and tuada a* Murphy Election t^^rd tor ensuing year ap Discharges from the Ears C Headaches Ended -Stror. pointed as fellow»: Daniel Mat* Healthy Sinco Tak.ng Hood Wulf Creek P' einet: Mu hi ire. “ My vile and daughUr have bv heWt». T. MnckU>‘>, J. A (J Ruble. benefited by Hood’a Sarsaparilla, julg*-; H.U M'lntu'h- S cured niy daughter of discharge clerks vn ! y - a-Iet f. - Leland precinct: T. J Mackin. <«. her ear» bi wife ba» found Hood ’ s Sarsat ___ judge» , Ed »V. Chapin, Cl,as. Burton. great help al the critical period efu Browuing, B F. Moes, clerks life.” W IL.JAM P eaksox , Loukvl!! /T l’olio1 >. ** Lucky Queen precinct: Wui. Mm. Fullo« “Last winter and spring I was t ,’^i J. C. Dyv-rt, G E W Mix •«. j idj«*, 1 >- with headache about two days every <3 Pollock, G. B Duncan.clerks. and voine of the time I was hardly Mount Reubin precinct: J B K' .m • . be about. I waa advised to take J 2|H f J. Clark, R-ub-n Jone-. j'l L ”; J - B Sarsaparilla and after taking three the headaches ceased.” M rs . 2: Wetherill, R G. Virtue, r!v»k» Merlin prodncl: TJ Everto", R.E B ohl , Villa Park, Colorado. “ 1 was in delicate health but sli < t»k Harricktnan, loe. McCaslin, judge-, H ing Hood’s » Sarsaparilla 1 I am st iing str L Darnill, CLas Ladd, clerxa. healthy. Hfod a Sarsaparilla ia j ’ .- u : , > „ 3 Galire precinct: Henry Hutchin- medicine for the blood I ever iria»« S. W. Gars. Geo. Green, judges, h. L Mn* G ertie B loom , Russell Gul, Merril. Geo. Sartwoll, clerks. West Grants Pa**» precinct: Jno T. Taylor, Win Royal, H C. Kic.nev, sp k judges; N. Reynolds, J. E. Peie-aun, I»th* B*,t in f i -t tbeOn» True Bio, clerks. Hood’s Pills North Granta Law precinct: W. B HIT. I ll.s Taylor, .M W. Wilbnr, J. C. Campbell, jodgoe; T. > Gundy, T P Jndson.clork». WANTED by a PROFE- I xAL nur-e t’hildren to «are for- vaJ South Grants Paas precinct: W E. h G to lM»ard; l»e-t ot care given ami . h ’ Deau, Ray Everett, H. Zoller, juckc r* reasonable. A«idre»» Mi*s Ida BpaihiiJ, «.rants Pass. ________ T. Y. I>ean, Roy Bartlett, clerks. \Y 0 1 MIXEDTI' |.’IY blate Cree» precinct: G. W. (’lover and Alfalfa for sale: h >j e-fag J. B. Burrough, judges; Calvin f< r !*» cents per day. Apply, <1. W. ilojh Williams, Oregon. C. F. Love.'aco, clerks. Murphy precinct: F. I. Pay, W. I’ tl’OOD WANTED "N SCBSCKf ¡’T!(»g Jeter, R W. Harrington, judges, A. D at Cot’Ri kb office Custar, E. M. Cockerline, clerks a GOOD HOME IS WANTED I qf Williams precinct: W. C. Stites, G .\ bov 1'» x«-ir- old. wh« re hem (|L M Caldwell, H. H Spurlin, jldgea; J hi- hoard and clothes, i’lea.-e call at office. N. Gotcher, James Carter, clerks. Educate Yoor Bnwels With Caw» ir tg, Kerby precinct: R M Logan. Wm Can<lv C’ati.a cm cona ipation I < » Kerr, Martin Powers, judges; Bert Bur lOc.^&c. IfCC (' CHIC'-’isfRrefuiiU . '.qyj row, Dr. < N. Whipp, clerks. y -1 !' \YED FROM BV BEES R \ jl Oak Hat precinct: W. H, Bolter, eaddle lior<e. bor e. da <k av near Merlin, a saddle J. Conner, N. York, judges; G F with roach mane, h.relon cut squar- • " hia -taron toreheud and a white strip . -a Wheeler, R L B'inegar. clerk h . with Iwo-b<a‘s in irout .-end Infor: ‘ Ufl j Althouse precinct: J. H. Hi< k<>x Ed to J. M. Hades, Merlin. Mi ann. Jas Oswald, judges; Cha.-. IVAXTED rm sTWOI!Til Y Hansen, Ed lulland, clerks re-poii-ible. e-tal.li-he I hou.e in r, Waldo precinct: Dau Hunt Abe Her Monthlyfi»andvxpenses. I'osition vey, Sam Eggers, judgrs; A J Adams, Reference. Eri> li>»e *elf-a<idr..**ed enrel pe The Doiniiiioii Cou.pan Ora >iuith. clerks. Y. Cm ago Scott Griffiin pavsea-h iorcoiiuiv ami I illEXr- $.’■> TO Ft" PER '.vj;n V ca-y! »<»u work ri_hi ar«»un city warrants ; A I rami new tiling. Wri e to u- '¡uickli William- lieitiM. You will be hurprised at how easy i t an I done .-»end u-i your addre-s a«iywav, h A. L Chapman rriun cd to Celif Tina will he to vour iniere- to inve : . > last Tuesdav. tod I \ \ •:< i r I- '• People’s,’ 39i 1 . Q \\ I • street, Philadelphia, i a. Mr. Prince of Provol . came up ham» 'aturday. |i » . >ALE A 'MAI L Bl I’ i ! -g Mr*. Henry Bost as«* quite si« * la* * farm three* miles iront t«»wn. < i.in- mg 32 acres, mostly rich, river week. land. A part of it is heaver dan« ¡and. Tim farmers are pleased with th** especially adapted to rahing ve There is on the place a i.ne pea weather an l some grain was put in prune orchard i his place is oil« week -ale simply because the owner e Mr. VI.Chapman accompanied bv Mi-s attend m it. Fur terms cmjutre office. __ Mav Ingram, went to MediordSatu da\. i»tu f I ,.i< ■ u spn mih I isiii.ikr i <.ur Li William Kennedy has rented Mr. To quit t«>b"?cc easily mid furete P well's p'ac*- and is moving his h« u e- aetfc. full of life, nerve and vigor, tuh Bic.t.• u . iiiimt worker, that makes u. hoid g<>«>d». strong. AH druggists, 60c or Cure ¡. Dr. Kremer was « ailed to William- last teed Booklet an 1 sample free* A Sterling Remedy < o Chicago or New Friday to see Mrs. R. P Che*h re wh<> is still ve:y >11 Mrs \i B Ford,Ruddel -.ill , > ffe»d Ihe usual roun«l of surprise par i«s for eight years from dvspcp-ia an«l < hr in- w begun !»st week ; one M«m<iay even- i< constipation and was finally cm <i tw using DeWitt’« Little earlx Ri*»-n«.ito i'g for Miss Addis Brvan and another famous little pill1 for all atom«» h ng Friday Mr George Chapman. liver troubles Kremer Hood’s H AS STOR SI’0'1 CASH SYSTEM Is becoming* more popular with the people every day. Why ? Because cash buys more and better goods for less money than credit Credit houses will not quote prices in their advertisement, only as they are compelled to do ' — Cash houses lead in Prices. Styles, Quality and Variety so by cash competitors. I Great January .MACKINTOSHES We are determined to close out our entire stock ot Ladies’, Gents' and Children’8 Mackintosh's, l'rice no object WALL P VPER. Those who have atty papering to ¿0 thia spring prices ott Wall Paper. We will give you paper at you aoc, joc and 40c cistwhere. Kelt Hats Trimmed at 25c. 49c. 89c, 99? a,|ll i1 M- These great January Bargain* will c st you front two to three times these prices at any other time or at any other store. lh>n't miss them Don't Miss The Big- Bargains Going at our January Sales. SECOND PRIZE ESSAY The ('ash System. I,ct us consider tor a mu; :int, the difference between the.Cash System and the Credit System. The shrewd business man who stipulates that cash must be paid for his goods, employs the former as a method of doing business, while lie who does not so clearly understand the proper method in which to conduct his business affairs, and will accept the promises of his custo- niets as legal tender, employs the Credit System The largest cash house in Southern Oregon, bv conducting their business on the Cash System, receive the just equivalent of their goods. They can, then, pay cash to the large whole sale bouses with whom they trade. The »usinc's man who pavs c ish to these houses, is kntAvn far and wide as a desirable customer. The drummers, or traveling men. will offer special inducements in the was of large discounts to him, and he is thus enabled to make his profits from the discounts, and give his goods to his customers at almost wholesale prices, while the busi ness man who is given "time," gets the highest price with no discount, and his customer must pay the difference. The man who does business on the Credit System, sees that the great firm of R I.. Coe. Thomas & Co., by thei- perseverance and busi ness tact are gaining in the race. To mark their goods as low. and thus gain back their lost patronage the Credit House must buy an in ferior article. Some people ate blind enough to trade at a place where they can get credit, simple because tliev "haven t the change," " hat a diff>-r- t-nce it would make if tin v would only wait until they did have "the change.’' and then buy go.<.s of R. 1. Coe. Thomas Co., that would last them twice as long A family that makes a practice of having goods charged to their account are apt to become estravag.int, ami buy much more than tbev would otherwise. You can re.u'ilv .<e what would arise from this. The constant thought that a bill will soon be due, breeds discontent and nnhappine*s in the Lome, and w i:eu the time lor the bill expires, they may have nothing with which to meet it. Ca*.s of crime because of financial difficulties arc not uncommon Patrick Hcnrv said, 1 know of no wav of judging of the future, but bv the past." and I think t . aus : ixim t>t the continental limes will apply well lute The gnat c ish hou*c of R I. Coe, Thomas ¿c Co . is the oldest and m st reliable m Grants Pas* They have always been known to buy and jell the best goods at the lowest prices, and ac cording to Patrick Hetirv, wilt t n ine to It is not so much a question of whether we should nay silver or sound money, but whether we should pit lev at all. The time is fast coming when men w »romtsv’i. but all business will Iw dot b.i time «uri come, men will no longer but peace and ptosjwritv will »mil ERTO 5k LE AN LUX. JCV 2(H) Pairs of Ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes at $1.59 These are splendid values taken from our Stock of Broken Lines We are also giving a 20 per cent Discount on a line of I’ingee an I Smiths $2 90,$3 00. 50 and $4 00 Fine Dress Shoes in Lace and Huttan. No house in Southern Oregon is showing the assortment nor is giving the values. FURS IT R BOAS. 75c, 85c, $1.00. LEATHER BOAS, 36 inches long, at 98c. EL K CAPES AND COLLARETTS. I LK ML FES. your choice at 59c. (Regular Price ft. 25.) UNDERWEAR MI N S BLANKET LINED SHIRTS and DR WVEKS. 42 l-Jc. Don't Miss Our Great January Clearing Sale Bargains I11 All Departments
