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BT G. SMITH,
Wolff it Zwicker
Iron Works
la all Ntatsaul Fed.-rsl Courts
•ser First National Rank
F am .
O bboo V.
•
V L. BENSON.
A ttorney at law .
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Î
in all Courts ol the State.
MANUFACTURERS OF
over First National Bank,
•
«»BlOOk.
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Hydraulic Pipe
[UR P. HARTH,
g OF DENT 11. NUR-ERV.
ever First N liunal Rack,
G xan C x F am ,
O bbu
m
All Kinds of
I
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I
H. Ç. PERKINS.
U. H. DEPUTY
MIXER \L -UP.VEYOH
Mining
Machinery for
Purposes.
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Bridge Wotk. Bolts. Rods, Iron Shutters,
veils Window G tard'. Do>rs. and
< >BK ON
•pHOliAS SMITH,
UNDERTAKER.
O regon
G xants P ass
COK E«. OM E..CE ‘JI.I H El»
E-TIM «TES FUKslslIEl)
..Portland, Oregon,
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r -V w w
BEE HIVES
BÉE SUPPLIES
WILLIAMS, ORE
Breeder and Imp rt» r oi
ITALIAN QU ENS AND BEE
CALL AND EXAMINE THE
Brass Bird Cages...
B rd ’tilths, seed dishes etc., etc.
Exhibited in our show window
Writ» for ''rice»
The Jewell Hardware Ce.
FIRST - NATIONAL
J. M. CHILES
DEALER IN
— OF —
SOUTHERN OREGON.
c&pitai ßtock,
Staple & Fancy Groceries
$50,001
ita snbject to check or •»»
le on demand.
druft» on New York, San Fran
land.
y*m^^lnun^*r* *°’(’ OD
P°‘nUl '■*
Spedal Ättention given
to Collection« «ix
-flnaa of our customen.
Hardware, in ware. Table ware
<«k- Every article sold warranted as represented.
Crescent Wheel
The High Grade Wheel
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O. PSMY
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L.C. VAN EXXI
Carbon Photo
Stridio Opp. Court House
All Work
Finished in from
3 to 6 Days,
Regardless of
the Weather.
ORANT’8 PAH8, ORE.
Eartn Produce taken
in exchange.
■S» ande throughout Hont her-
■ ea all Mveauble pointa.
J. RWY Prwident.
FFS. Vica President.
> j. t . tuff
K. A. Bon h . Caahiei
$35
Triangular Comeiniui.
1
SL •« ch of It.-». M A
w. C. T I . Colanin
The populist.«, the democrats and the
R hv Mo«es Allen Williams, aon of
Tha rxgniar 11.eating* of theW.U. T.
frev silver republicans fi!led the »tree!« Benjamin and Elisabeth Reed Williams,
U. uf Granta I'asa, are held the first
Friday in eacb month, at 3 P M. at the
«rwv^ww^vnwwwwvwvvwww
pan ot ihe day Thnr-day. ami discub«»-il was born in Washington countv, Pa..
Hapti.t eburrh. The mothers meetings
the q leaiion of fil»ion. terms upon wbicn Hs-ptember 36. 181*. and depart«*! this 1
1 Onion set« at Bari let 1 ’a
llthoti4f* lr *ma.
are held on the second Thursday in each
the parties could unite hi the afternomi life at hi-» late residence near Medfonl.
Baths at Mclirrgor Brew»
month in the parlors of the Presbvterian
Most of the farmer« ire very buty cliuri h
! the tleiiuH’rat« aHsenihled at the court <)regon, December II, 1897. aged 86
A cordial invitation is extend
Sho«-a repaire I at Hackett’s
ed to all to be presaut. Mathers espec
j house an«I appointed a commit tee of five - ears, 2 months and 15 days Of hia pulling in garden
(»old dast cashe-l at Cramer Bros
ially invited.
i to confer with Ilk«* delegations appoint childhood and early life the writei of
Mita Bertie Fetterlv was able to return
Carlton paj>er at the Coi mtu o her
ed from the other two conventions, th»
to
her
M-hool
Monday;
in
the
White
Uta sketch knows nothing, but we know
AJu«ian<1 Frarl-ss J ud* e
EAGLE BICYCLES AT CRAMER BROS . populist« at the citv hull, and the ire« uiat he waa burn and reared in a region 1 District.
The following arraignment upon the
silver
republican*
at
the
oi
l
city
hall
Typewriter paper at the Cot kikk of-
ol country made lamuua as the early
Eaacer Bundav Mr Bam« preached
> licensed liquor I rattle wag recently made
These three cum mil lees met in joint s »- m Uuiueol many renowned in the hi'tory
fi< e
both morning an«i evening 1 the church
aion, and wrestled with the question «»l «*• our church aud counity. lie t»elongvd at thia place; heexpec a to begin a pro- ' by Judge Jay H. Boaghlon, of Colorado,
If vou war.t your hair <»it to suit vou*
in prn-xicing sentence upon a man who
ihe division of theolHces until night, but io a lamily remarkaoie lor piety and
. lrarte<i meeting the la«t of May.
' trv Mi-Giegor Bros Sixth St
bad been convicted of a xerioua crime,
their action wa« not approve<1 by the »cholmehip, being a brother of Mr
The moving ol the no^tottice ia canning oommilted in a saloon on a Sabbath
L L Jennings is now able to br d»*uiocrata whoieli that they biul not
Aar<>u Williams, D b. and 1‘rol. Samuel much excitement at present; we under
anumd at'iri a a|»rll of sickness.
evening
“The fact i» again brought
receive«I the amou it slue them.and be »ce
K A ihlams, lung a professor in »letter stand there are several that are working
prominently beiore ua, «tare« ua in the
lip to-date ph'-toyraph« only at the I they »ejected the pnipo-ilion, made *0
sun college. A «later was the wife 01 for it.
face here out of I hese record) in anch a
! Carbon Studio opp court house, Grants ! they said, by the coinbinaiion of pop
Rev. S. J Reid, who was a minister and
Mwa Margarette Fetterly returned manner that we cannot eacape it, that
Pa««
( ulist« and free eilvei republicans
The
leaulier. It is said lhat the two, M< jsvs
Can vou guess bow many people in j committees were not fighting over the aud Samuel, were very much alike a>* hw from A’aldi S in ivy to attend this is another crime attributed to the
open saloon.
I weigh mv wo,dg well
tov n will be rid.ng P u?uix bicycles lie principles upon which they weie to g«» men 01 fine literary attainments, capable school.
in what I aav in th'« eonnsetiou, after
b»*tore the people, hut merely over the
Miaa Aggie White
fore June 1st ?
oi filling nigh edui-ational positions. Yet
The con
, seyferth district; school will begin the 1 mature and careful <lelilM*ratior<, and I
For onstipation ake Karl’s
lover oifl«*es—literally the «poth.
they were unusually modvMi and uaa« I
aa.uine the responsibility for everything
I at of May.
R
>oi
Tra.
Hie
g»rat
BU
hmi Pwritier 1 ventiun, alter <►• ing 111 session unlit
i
'Uiiiing, never exalting themselvee or
ures Headache. Nrrvousnrsa. Eruptions ; about nine in Ihe evening, a«lj "Urned io Itoaaiing 01 what they had done, or corn 1 School opened Mon lav April 11, ini 1 aav regarding thia infanioua business.
t
It ia a buxine»* ( know all about; this
on »he fare, and nuke« the head clear as 1 meet the next uiornttig nt 10 a. 111.
p>ammg ol hardships enduied or ditficul , the Payne district with Mina Carrie Farr , is a matter upon which I do not have to
During Ihe night, even at a wee -mall
a heli
Sold by W F Kremer
1
lb « eiicuuiuurtki. All this was preemin- aa teacher.
aeelt fur information.
It is a fact as
Gul«l**n Ea*de Ricyrlea are honest hour, nidividual workers uiet. anu alter viiily irue ot Muavs A. Williams, who
A H. Morey wa< thrown from his plain aa the noonday sun, and it is con
a
prolonged
snuggle
practically
agreed
w heel- at rea*>onsble pri-es
Write for
never complained of his arduous and home, while going for the cows, and was firmed by all human experience, that
csiaiogar
Mitchell Lewis tV Staver Co. upon term, and when the convention re seil-duaying labors, never seemed to hurt quite badly.
the salooii i, the hot bed of crime, vice
assembled Friday morning the }M>piili«l9
Portland. Or
think ilia worn or enduranc- exiraordin
Antone Miller died at Aithouse, April ' and debauchery; that it cannot live
appointed a commitlee to confer with
ary, but did all lor the Muster’s sake.
8. W. Mitchell of Jones creek, is now
13, aged 87 years. Remains were taken 1 for one single day without dragging boys
the silver republicans, which «*011111111 tee
Graduating from Jtfiereon college in • o Ker by fur burial
a reai .ent of th»* city, having moved
within its mealies, manufacturing drunk*
did router and learned that they, the re
June. 1839. he aotn alter ward* went
from his home
William Uniphlett was very suddenly aids out of our bovs to take the place of
; publicans, would willingly give up the
Malcolm I Moody of the Dalles was jiidgeehm, for which they had claims, Houih and laught for some years in Mary | ailltxl kpril 14, while working in a mine | older drunkards who have passed beyond
White teaching, hr
n< mina'r«i by the republicans a' Astoria but the populiHts would not grant it, but land and Georgia.
the reach of ti.e saloon, or to such a
near t^aldo.
X X
pursued luine theological studies private
for Congress in the second district
stage where their patronage is unprofit
gave to the democrats one more office,
ly. and was liceu-'ed by the PreMbytery
able to the runiseller. Boys must step
iliai
of
treasurer.
The
work
is
now
done
Li-lnti.l
Note«.
.1 W Vi»tue an I J W Johns»in of
ol Georgia, m 1844, auu wa« ordained mu
up to Hie bar to take their places.
The
Grav» creak, were in Hie city last week and hrte is the ticket :
Spring
wt*Aihdr.
evangelist in 1846. lie spent the year
•«loons cannot live wihout making drunk
J W Virtue, detn ‘
aitending the democrat’« county conven Representative.
The miner* in thia vicinity are busy ards out of our boys one single day, any
C<»lint\ Judge John Hackett r e-iiver rep ’46—*47 in tin» tii-oiogical seminary ai
tion.
I • >hvrdl
I'-
E E ht»««itiwl<i.
Re» I tie Id, il
d in
m lolumbia, Houth Carolina, under the « leaning up heM ruck.
more than yonder flour-mill can run one
. . .Ray Everett, pop great Dr. Thom well and others.
THE COURIER THREE MONTHS 25c Clerk ................
Hr
Owing tu th » uiiu-id open winter th»* dav 1a the manufacture of flour without
.. . N luk I boss. p»*$>
( omuiissioner. .
then ret lime I north, taught a year, and minea arc «hutting down early thi<- using wheat. This is a cmsequence
Mrs. E G Grav has onr thanks for a A sm * «bur................
. . . I om Sumli, pop
. J I Tavlor, dem edered Princeton seminary, where hr «»•a »011
opy «»1 the Weekly t)klahom S at»* l ap I rea-urer.............
which flows directly from the open saloon.
J D »la\ oh pop enjoyed the instruction of Dr. Charle«
iial
Mrs Gray was formerly a rv*i <cho«»l 8upt .....
People may be shocked at the commis
Some
promising
prospects
are
reported
Sin vr« or ...
I* M Bur ¡vigli, »»»• I b»dge an<l others of equal note, gradua
I- n- ( ’ bi* place
sion of a crime of ibis character on the
nthe Mt. RfUben dieiricl.
Cot oner.............. Dr W F Kremer, ut* in
ling m 1840. He (hen acvrped a call b
“abbaili day in a law abiding commun
It v Rob«*
M' Lem returned from
Woik on the Lew ih ditch ia being pu-h
the I’tenbytvrian rhiirvh 01 Uniontown,
Attoria Convention.
ity like oars, but they need not bo
duseburg Friday mo ning, where he h «<1
d to its ill moat capacity.
Some 200
A «Tout a , Ore , April lf> — I he republi Pa . where he enjoyed a successful pas
»hocked.
No intelligent man in this
•ren attending the Sou hern Oregon
turatc 01 more than two years. Ilia j<»u* nida a-e already completed and contrat
■
con«
ill
convention
in-re
have
placed
(he
day and axt oi the world has a right to
•irabytrry .
ora
Greer
Mackin
are
confident
ol
iihi shows thut he notified his poop'*
> full<»w mg ticket in theliuhl .
iw shocked at the discovery of such a
Rev. F G. Strange of Ashliml, was a
• laving the ditch done in due time.
Governor.................... I’ T. Geer, Marion Feb. 15, 1832, that he would leave them
«rimecommitted within the portals of
ashengvr on the s«»mh going train last.l See ol "Male.......... Fl hunbar, ( laisop
Work
will
Hooti
begin
on
the
Van
liecause of some diMsiitistsction, and be
liieae man-traps.
. riday for his Imine, ¿tft«-» at'endm.- I n Maurer........... I ha* S Moore. Klamath
cause he wanted no difficulty in th» drum ditch, at dr Brunt intend* Î14V-
This is the legitimate consequence
Printer.................. W II L»*ed«, Awhland
presby tery ai Koerburg
He mg hia wa*te waler ditch enlarged and fruit O' the business; and, aa has
>npt Pub Iiiat.. J II Ackerman Portland church, which wa« characteristic.
This
will
b*
a
big
improvement
on
the
J D Hayes A Co. have arranged their Judge
. .
I* rank A Mooie. Salem pleached his iast sermon at Uniontown
fieen dvvelop.-d by the facts in this case,
stock of dry g.»oda in the (Fid Fellow-’ Aitorney.. .. I) R N Blue kburn, Albany April II, 1852 and was released by Pres '‘I* am Bt er mine as t he pro|»erty ia very »toys are not the only meat this montaer
Three ba lol-* were taken for «ecietarv bytery April 17, 1852
•lock, where they u ill no doll »1 do a
boon afterward v Unable and plenty of water is quite Iced, up >n, it does net ptop with the
of «tale J U. Campbell of Grant« I a-> Im accepted an apjiomtment aw a foreign eaHential.
good husii ess
Give ibem a call.
bovs
ltsileinoralixing influence reaches
wan made comm’Ueemaii from First 1. i«sionary . 2nd was assigned io Chili.
I.e'and protniaea to be a great mining every family directly or indirectly. The
S. B. Morse of Portland, special agent
.lihinial i>ie»irid. lion. II L IJeuavn Hr «pent the winter of ’52—’53 in Nr* centre in the near luiure and our buat»
young girl is not safe from its clutches,
•i the Kt. Paul Fire and Marine, ami the
wan nominated for circuit judge and t ’. York city ,si tidy mg (be 8pani«li language, nt”« men are taking ’•time” by the fore
tnd the fact of it having been bgalixed
American Centra1 Insurant e Compai ie-,
B. Waibon of Abhland foi diatrici at'or and o'hrrwist* preparing for his loi g lock and preparing io meut ail demand«.
by ilia voles of Christian men and women
spent Friday in our town in the in* ney.
journey and new work
In tlio«e dnxs
F. 11 Brigg* our genial hotel keeper does not render the crimes committed
1 erest of his con>painefl
I L h Widgena, formerly a raaider.i < f In* wa« an early ri«er, but would oil» n nail been making a great many improve in its name any less atrocious. The facts
The buildin which his been ereute<!
• hi« countv, but for the pa«i nix year« of lit* aiivd (or an hour, thinking over a ser- mrnia aniuiig wniuii ia an elegant cro and clrcuniHtances developed during ths
•or T. A Hood's new Btcvclr IT n, is
x mon. or reciting scripture from memory. quel ground. •
Ottumwa,
trial continu iny conclusions in this re-
now completed. Mr. Hood moved into
Whi e m New York he undertook to
to the
U. L. Burneitgonr etb ent post master stieci; they are uncontrovertible, and
• he new location Saturday.
Ton: lias
memorize (lie *>ook of Hebrews in the or
win-re
3c mur hant ih kept quite busy driiig up the rm ult cannot be escaped. We see
»I read v placed quite a number of ’BN
iginal longue, an I did commit the great
g'Mid’S as the Mack tra ns are making women walking our streets, gaunt with
Crescents an the maiket.
.«loo K i m . h <| .«IOO.
er pail of it. His habii ol reading (lie
hunger, half clail and hollow-eyed with
daily trips mu to me ininera.
Rev Gilman Parker closed his meet
The readers oi (hi« paper «ill b Greek irsiamrnt lie continued to 1 her nd
lows misery ; children barefooted premature
Misa
Laura
Walters,
lately
from
ink’s on Williams creek last Sunday hi W 1 plegHcd to learn thai ili» r»* 1« a! Iea«l mie 01 Ins hie
His journal recor«lsathe fa« 1
ly old haggard with hunger and brutal
left for Portland Monday niirht
There <ir»*adtd dieeatM Ihai «<*i»*nce I ihv been liiat In* spent ihe early part of almost i^viailing with her brother H. P. Wgl"
reatment; women broken hearted be
able to cure in all ilw «mgH«, and that i«
Cera
.
were five additions to the church Sun
( aarrh
I lull ’a I at ar» h Gure i« ’ll*- nn ¡every day wph hia Greek testament He
cause of the debauchery of their hus
day rnorninu in consequence of the h pnailive cure now known to th»* med 1 loved bls biblr, and ins preaching WHS
Mr. Geo. (’oilier our handy lown dray
bands, fathers, and brothers by this
aeek> work
teal fraternity
Gatarrb being m con-ti- elm fly textual and ex»»o«ltury, and
man haw b**»*n doin^ a rushing bu-inens
Indra-headed monster, which is created,
til!idnal diauaae, requite« a i . oiihi ii irion-
ami • he past week.
Broken Wrist.
protected, legalised, and pampered by
al trva ineiit.
Hall'« ( atarrh Cure i« remarkable fur thought fultMNN
strength, for diadtic and edifying piwer
»Mr« lluwaid returned from I'oriland laws <>f a Christian government.
•
ak»*n
internally,
acting
dir»cih
u|M>n
<>11 Ttiwulay Iasi, Messis F. Fetsch
the blood and mucotta t-uriace« of tin* II s iii-ual habit was to grt full of lire a short lime ago after a visit to Iler
an«l A.C. Godfrey started on a tripdown «yat»*tii, therebv dealrm ing the foun lu*
trit and iia llirme, and then just talk 11 •laugh*er, Mrs. iiilev Rice.
Gr vccreek, intending to visit a few of lion of the diaeaae. ami giving the pa
to his people. In his journal he usually
Eaater Bunday pa«»e<i utf as usual
tient strength bv building up the run«'I
the mines in that district.
re«rords his text or subject, and some- among our r»*Hpeclable people, with col
Everything wen’ well until about II itllion mid a«Hi«ting nature in doing i<«
work
Ihe proprietors have ho much , limes a skeleton of th»* nrrmon and lire ore«l egg« ami plenty of them and wed
o’clock the following morning, when faith in 11« curative p«»w»*r«. that they of
| «kelrtons ate not mere bones.
cooked, also eiveil from a big diah Hun
«topping to rent oppisi’e Wright «k Go ’« ler $100 lor anv ca»** (bat ii fai'g to cure
baking pewget
(To br Coniinurd )
flavoring extract»
•lav night, while one of <mr prominent
mine, Mr Godfrey wan sitting sideways Send for lint of t»*e'imonial«.
and spires.
I J. CUES Y
GO , r»»l»*d >, <»
gentlemen p»*p»tn*<: hi- Easier greeting
nn 1 Im saddle, ami without a word of
rnld by druggi-te, 7«>c.
• irng ’he l.or-e. tn an endeavor io
Mr Norton cam- in >atnrday fron» imil i'uetidai night and then had ih»*iii
Ilali's ♦ amily Pill« are the best
•erved hi an "tr hau l way, anei**nl, raa
>.*k Flat, Hit * reporre lively times in i h «
tr th»* wadd!«*. earned 1 m
ri
f»y»p.-pMa Corel
Hbiloli'i \ ital z
Aft//tfung don't go in
1*» i«»*e his balance, ami fall over
•amt»
Mr N han borni prospecting ». ami bv sta> light
immvrliaivlv
relieve« S mr <h»nia»* i
ward“, p’riking the ground on his
piartz proposition in the vicinity of Oak • he aoolv we«t like some people think it
Coming up of Food l»is(re«a, and ia ci
A wife in Springfield deserve«
nt. which was broken jmt above the great kninev and liver remedy. Fluid <h» aim, an<i feels greitly encouraged over <1 »ea.
ome respect at least
— W. F Kremer
by
lie reMilt.
Local toappeninga
ITTOHSEY at Law,
•
O r BUOX.
GRANTS BASS JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1S9S.
XIV.
P am .
IxDxriNDXJiT PiriM. llBVOTBD I'.rgCU II V TO TUB ISTBIKSTi* Or Sol THBBN
Nos. 11 & 12
$50
T. A. HOOD - BICYCLE STORE
Sundries
A large and comp'» 't a““< t'nv v
of Bicjcle Sundries i s < < k
Repairing a Specialtv
Have a regularly equipped Bt<'
cle repair Shop. Parts suppl ied
Correspondence.
All good in different ways
and degrees — Schilling's
Best
Your grocer returns your
money in full if you don’t
like them.
A Few Words to Those Contemplating Buying S pring C lothing
A Few Suggestions
About Clothing
Union Cassttnere fancy mixed Suit—Round Sack Coat. You'd
guess it at least $3 higher * ..
........................................ n on
Fancy mixed, light weight, red and blue mixed thread, broken
plaid, all wool Suit. Good tailoring an 1 a trade w.nner
/ OO
a?
Your New Spring Suit should feel easy while sitting or
svalkiag. Trousers must hang well—they should not wrinkle ot bag at
the kMts when standing—vest must set right and not pucker up when
StMptaf— coat should fit your form perfectly, and, above all, the auit
■oat look well. Good judees say our clothing this season approaches
thia idual very closely So much for the points relating to ease and
Our Boys
C lothing
Is Better
than Most
Stores Sell
T u (Jlotli is Better,
The Tri in in i ngs a re Betk r
The Tailoring is Better
And prices are invariably LOWER Don’t take our word for it.
Now for Durability
convinee yourself Our Boys’ Department, lower in price than goods
and Economy. of similar quality can 1« bought tor elsewhere
I
It requires a vast axiount of experience, combined with good
jaSgXMBt to select fabrics that will stand test of sun'hine and storm,
«•■r and tear, and ye» retain their color and shape. The knowing A
eaaMta ns to get the best. Your dollars arc at a premium in our store
bxCMM you get more and better values than you can possibly get else
■ERE ARE A FEW VALLES FOR VOL.
Ax aS wool Suit black Cheviot, straight front Coat, heavy lin-
tap
hl
.........
as (M
Boys' fancy mixed Suits,Coat. Vest and long Pants io to 14 yrs ^3
3
Boys' black and blue Cheviot, three-piece Suits
Young Men's Suits, 14 to 19 years, Dark Railroad -uit made for
3
knock about suits.......................................................
Better Suits handsomely tailoied and made in the height of
fashion at
.............
$4.50, $5 (Ml, $5.50, 6
Children’s two-piece Suits, 31015 years—Rough and Tumble
Suits ............
.................
75c to 1
Those nice Plaids, pin checks and fancy mixed Cheviots.
REEFER collar, double knee, extension waistband
50
50
00
50
Men’s Working Pants
Call nti<l examine what we offer at 50¿ to $1.00 per Suit
We are paying especial attention to this line and can offer for
your inspection a more superior value than we have ever been able to
do before.
Men's strong, durable Cotton Pant-
$ 50
Better Gtade Men's Cotton Pants
7.1
« »
1 IMI
1 25
We claim that you cannot duplicate this one in fancy pattern,
quality of cloth and superior Lt • nd workmanship
1
50
Men’s Wo.’king Shirts
The Best Shirt
Is a Poor Shirt
If it doesn’t lit. We pay greater attention than anybody we
know to the fitting of our shirts. The McDonald Brand are full 36 in
ches long, fashion cut, felled seams, made with yoke, buttons well
sewed on, good durable button holes, and the fabrics uaxd are ot the
$'2.00, $2.50, $.1.00, 3 50 be«t, 5OC and 75c.
P. H. HARTH & SON,
Men's Underwear
Shoes.
Mens' Working Shoes
$1 25
Good heavy buckle Shoe, a better one
1 50
Miners Shoes Pro-qiev tors' Shoe.— Funnels' Shoes—in fact we are
sure that if you II give us a .rial we can make a friend and customer.
HATS.
It takes 1000 feet of shelving to hold our
have three tunes as many hats as any firm in the
we can plea-« you in block, shape, color, quality
our hats direct from the factory and no middle man
hat«. Probably we
city. Suffice to say
and price. We buy
to pay.
Duck Clothing,
TENTS AND WACON COVERS
Blankets and Quilts
Grants Pass, Oregon
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