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Dr. Flanagan,
Resident l>entist.
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Whips, 10c U> 12.50 at Hackett’s.
Blank notes at the Cot ribr office.
C. St Louis for watch repairing
Will Mallory's barber shop fora hair i George Porter of (»rave creek spent
Saturday aud Sunday in the Paa«.
cut.
Bicycle Sundries at Cramer Bro».
J. K. Pigney has gone to lhinsiuuir,
Try Pike on bulk Cotfees Something
Notary public a*, tbe Coi birr office.
Cal., to be gone two or tnree weeks.
good
The Wizard Oil »'ompany is in to a u.
Herbert Sampeon is Mending a few
Pise’s the place to buy your Hav. All
Clemens, Druggist, opp. Opera House.
days in town visiting hie father and
i clean Wheal.
Horseshoeing at Trimble A Bacher’s
Harn«»« of all Kiuds, Grade« and mother.
Grass Seed«, Gai den Seeds, etc , at
Dr. Kreinei and Mr. Fox took a trip
Price« at Hackett's.
Fike's.
to Waldo last Sunday through tbe storm
Take your razor« to Will Mallory to aud weather.
Welch—a splendid <4 shoe. Call and
have them hcued.
see it.
Morford John came in from Kerby
See tbe Bull lk>g that never lets 8” the first of tbe week and went out to
Have yuur wheel overhauled at Cra
with
the
Wizard
Oil
Co.
Williams to be gone a «hurt time.
tuer Bros.
For seed rye and other grain« address
Judge Ciowel!, county judge of Jack-
Wonderful violinist at Opara Hou**
R. M. Robinson. Wilderville.
son county, and formerly minister or
March 22nd.
Trimble A Richer are prepared to do consul to China under the Cleveland first
Dr. C. 8. Evans, oculist-optician,
all kinds of blacksmithing.
administration, was down last Saturday
Blackburn building.
Special price on good grain hay thi« to aaeist m iuiating the Orient«
Cameras for sale or runt. Inquire ot
week at A. J. Pike's.
Mr«. T H. Gilfillan left Wednesday
A. E. Voorhiea.
Thu biggest bargain yet in second­ morning fur Iowa, whore »he will s|wnd
Onion Sula, all you want for 5 ceuta
two months visiting a brother, after
hand camera. See Voorhiea.
per pound, at Fike's.
See Arnolds Baton, spinner and jug- which she will continue her trip further
Go to Will Mallory’s barber shop if
east to her home near Boston. She
gUr. with the Wizxgrd Oil show.
you want a good shave.
spent one year at her son’« near the
The t hainlese $60 and the Juveniles
lake vour shoes to Hackett for good
Pass
Mrs. Gilfillan expressed herself
$25
at
Hood's
Bicycle
■hop.
Give
him
work and right prices.
as being well plensed with Southern
a call.
Oregon climate.
nij r n\/ photographer
There will be a Hot Time al tbe opera
1 li CL 10 I Opp. Court House.
house Moudav night, Go and get warm The Honielleat Man in Granta Pa**
Something new—Grape nut food at
Aa well as the handsomest, and other*
for 15 cents.
Pike’s. Only 20 cents a package.
are invited to ceil on any druggist and
Just try a package of that Gra(>e-nut
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam
Have you seen the 1899Eagle at $35?
food at Pikes, the beat nerve and brain
tor the Threat and Lungs a remedy that
Call at Cramer Rr os. to see it.
food goiug.
is giuianteed to cure and relieve all
Thirty-five cents a bail for beardless
Whole wheat Hour. Buck wheat flour, Chronic and Acute Coughs. Asthma,
barley straw al Scott Griffin’s.
Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Graham at Scott Bronchitis ana Consumption. Price 26
If you can’t laugh don’t go to the Griffin’«.
c. and 50c.
opera house because you’ll have to.
The new ’99 model Stearns bicycle«
A full line of 1890 guaranteed bicy­
Good goods cheap—Best prices paid at are the finest wheels made, Red field
cle« from $25 and upwards at Cramer
Front Street Second Rand Store.
sells them at $50 a piece.
Bros.
Go and see Jerry, the funny little man,
Tbe Orients gave a display in thi«
Call at the C ockier office and see «am­
at the opera house Monday night.
city last Saturday evening—a host from
ple« of tbe work of th« $5 Vive Camera.
Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It is the Jackson county were in attendance.
8peak to Voorhies.
kb
beet 5 cent Cigar in the market—J. G.
Arnolda Baton, spinner and juggler,
Get your
cleaned and over­
Schmidt.
is with the Wizard Oil Company and
Redfield has a dandy bicycle for $30. may be heard at the opera bouse any hauled before the Spring riding begin».
A ”
Cramer Bros, will do a good job.
It is called the Tourist ami is mad« night this week.
by E. C. Stevens & Co.
Ceughiug injures and inflames «ore
A bargain in two second baud ladies’
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loosens
You can buy Snowy Butte flour from bicycles at Cramer Bros.
the cold, allays coughing and heal« quick­
your grocer if you insist on getting it.
For fine gold fillings and all other ly. The best cough cure for children.—
Price the »ame as other first-class brand«. kiuds of fine tilling«, for the teeth, go to
W.F. Kremer.
The Northern l’acifis trains make the Dr. Jennings, and save your natural
Beginning March 12th, the Northern
fastest lime east, and offer the best ac­ teeth
Pacific Railway will inaugurate a dou­
commodations. For information inquire! Everett Brown will speak at Selma
ble daily train service to all point« east.
the. of E. E. Dunbar, agent.
Friday night and at Wilderville Satur- These train» will both be first class and
rid The record of the past makes Cres­ . day night of thi» weak, if tbe weather is fully equipped. This gives a service
cents the bicycles of the future ami you suitable.
that is unequaled by any tranacontineh-
do not have to saw wood either. Call on
If you want rates to any point east, tai line. Fur rates or other information,
Tom Hood.
call on or write E. E. Dunbar, Grants call on or write E. E. Dunbar Agt ,
If you have a house to rent, tell us Pass, Agent for the Northern Pacific (»rants Pass, <)regon .
about it. We are having frequent calls Railway.
Organized I judge.
for good bouses.—N. P. Dodge.
$25 Vedette bicycle, guaranteed. Cra­
With the assistance of Mr. and Mra.
mer
Bros.
The social given by the gentlemvn of
Weber a circle, Women of Woodcraft,
Which in quality and price are unsurpassed.
Hon Robert A Booth’s friends are to
the Methodist church at the Odd Fel­
was instituted in thin city on March 3rd.
lows’ Bail last week was a success in lie congratulated for their faithful work
with a membership of 40, mure than half
every particular. The gentlemen de­ at Monday’s election. They won tbe
of whom are life benefit members. Tbe
monstrated their ability to give a first victory obtaining a handsome majority
newly elected officer« are »• follows:
for their candidate
class social when they try it.
Mrs. J. D. I lave», P. G.; Mra. Josephine
The Jewell Hardware Co. have taken Thornton, G N.; Mr». Sarah Jenninge,
Success with the Chainles» last year
promises greater success this season, tha agency for a preparation called Car­ Ad.; Mra. J. D. Stinebaugh, clerk ; Mrs.
('all and see me before you buy a wheel. bolic Compound, that is endorsed by W. J. Roger», banker; Mian Lillie Brad"
ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK.
some prominent orchardists who have ley, attendt; Mra. llobt. Smith, magi­
It will pay you to call at my shop.
used it for the past three years in com­ cian; Mrs Will Pean, C. of G.;J.S.
T A. H ood .
you Seen
$25.00 Guaranteed
Miss Sadie Clevenger left last night bating the Moth anti San Jose Scale, it Moore and W. H. Flanagan, physicians;
for Grants Pass, where »be will open a will pay to call on thorn and get Circu­ xMiss Girtie Coron, I. S.; W. E. Dean,
millinery stere. She is a piactical mil­ lars and furthur information.
O. S.; Mrs. James »lover, Mrs A. J.
The “Death Knelt” has been sounded Strohecker an i Mra. W T. Coburn, man­
liner ami an esteemed young lady, aud
Reinem
will doubtless meet with success.— to Apothecaries’ Drugs, and a sign “To ager«. After tbe business waa finished,
let’’ will be in manv windowsof Doctor’s the lalies gave a spread which was
Albany Herald.
Mit-s Clevenger is now in the city and Offices since The Aunt Jane Home Rem­ greatly enjoyed bv all. It is a nice order
can De found at the store of W. E. Dean. edy for female troubles has been placed and we wish them success.
at our
M hs . A nna S tinehaiuii .
The C E society of the Presbyterian on tbe market. Every man or woman,
church
will hold its regular weekly married or single, should send atwo-
« tore ,
Arrived Sunday Morning
prayer meeting in the church parlois on cent stamp to our office for a beautifully
The population of Grants Pa»« *as in­
Sunday evening. March 19, at 6:30 illustrated circular, free. Address The
creased by nine last Sunday morning
o’clock. The topic fur consideration is, Aunt Jane Medicine Co , rooms 13-14
12 Colors for 5c.
when the following person« arrived from
“Seli-ma»tery1 Cor. 9:21-34. You Lewi» Building, Portland, Oregon,
More color* in the packax* Ilian ever
Independence, Iowa, where, when they
are invited to attend this meeting.
A niateur Pliut og rap her«.
before.
left it was about 12 degree» below zero—
Burned
If you want a camera that will carry William Marshall, C. 11. Marshall and
M -re happini-.* for the children than
ever before.
Tuesday evening of this week W. 8. both plates and film« ho that either can family and J. P. Hale aud family. Mr.
Watch for our Window liiaplay.
Barrie’s dwelling on Third street was de­ be exposed at will of th« operator, get William Marshall bad traded for the
stroyed by fire, It ia not positively the Vive—$5 to $20. If you want a 4x5 A. J. Anderson place before leaviag
known how the fire originated, but it camera ter $5. get a Premo.
Iowa, without seeing it, but he informed
The best developing outfit on market our reporter that he was well pleased
was first seen in tbe ceiling and roof of
the kitchen snd it 1» supposed that it in atock. Also photo mouutn. Get with hi« bargain. These people express
A. E. V ookiiiks .
was caused either from a lighted lamp on them of
the in »cd ves as being well pleased with
the kitchen shelf or from the flue. The
the ap|H*arances of the couutry and its
Hero are two kind» of BICYCT.F F A CFS!’
climate thus far.
family were in tha dining reoni at sup­
HR,
Tbe Bicycle face depends principally upon the
wheel you ride. If you would wear the face o!
While there is no better farming land
per when the building was discovered to
>ROAt><’GM KN 1 MENT, buy your wbeUuX
in the L'nion than can be found in the
THE AGENTS FOB
be on fire. Tbe fire company turned
Gen'I Aft. for Oregon
»tale of Iowa there can be found places
out in force but the boys were handi-
M ac A rthur -F orment C yanidr P rímenb . where the climate is far superior and
caped, because the hose cuppling wa»
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment Josephine county, Oregon is one of them.
bent while the hose was unwinding.
Ore«.
Proof of this latter statement is in th«
Tbe
bulk
of
the
contents
were
saved,
HeM < ouKD syrup,
Bullion Refined and Shipped.
in time. Soli
fact that those who come rarely ever go
but the dwelling entirely burned, partly
CONSUMPTION
back to their old home Io live. We wel­
G rant » P ahs ,
-
O regon .
covered by insurance.
come thebe people to our midst an w«
will welcome others who desire to come.
There is room for many mor«.
Always Fresh,- Always Good
!
I
C. & S. Mocha and Java Cotfee
' ' GR0W)V
CHASE & SAXHORN, Importers, Boston.
. ÓC
âc M. Grocery.
Grocery
H. C. Bobzien, Propr
Propr.
Eagle and Columbia Bicycles,
Cramer Bros.
our
Have
FREE !
personal
Wheel
her
Easter 'cu 2
r Egg n Dyes
M. Clemens,
ASSAY
W. G. Wright,
CRAWFORDS
re I
THE BIG CASH HOUSE
The Novelty Flour Bin and Sifter.
Just the thing to hang on the wall in the kitchen to put flour
in when it comes from the store.
Has a revolving sifter at the
bottom with which you can sift out at any time the quantity of
flour you may wish to use
Retail Price, $3.50 - Holds 50 lbs. Floor.
This Flour Bin is a necessity in every household, and whenever it
has been introduced has been received with admiration by all house'
keepers. It prevents waste of material. It resists dampness, and the
contents are always pure, sweet and dry. It does away with the con'
stant scrubbing of drawers, boxes and floors, and no waste gathers in
corners of the floors to make dirt,and the gnawing of floors and walls by
rats and mice is prevented. It is constructed of tin. nicely painted,to hold
the coutentsuf a 50-pound sack of flour, which is a tall times free from dust,
dirt, etc , and when taken from the bin is already sifted and prepared
for immediate use. It can be attached to the wall above the floor, oul
of the way, easy of access; occupies no floor space, and can be suspended
over the kitcheu table, or in any desirable place. The board at the
back of the bin can be attached to the wall by two screws or nails.
We have concluded to offer the above bin erkb of change as an
inducement for every one to trade with us a sufficient length of time
to test our goods, prices and manner of doing business, feeliug assured
that every one purchasing a sufficient amount to receive one. will be­
come a permanent customer. We have not increased our prices and
will not do so. We give these away simply to keep abreast of the
times, in advertising our busiuess.knowiug full well that a pleased custom­
er is the best advertisement we can secure, and after you have examined
sample at our store, we are confident v°u will endorse our choice. Our
Motto: “Always selling the best goods at the lowest possible prices."
Only one bin given to each family. This Bin and Sitter given
absolutely free of charge
when your cash purchases amount to
$35.00
Calhoun Grocery Co.
The Managed Husband la Worthless
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Co. will com­
mence a seriesef popular entertainments
in the opera house next Monday night,
March 13th, and we can assnre our
reader» a first-class show for a very
»mall admission, In their concert first
part they introduce the late and |»opular
songs and their Olio ef specialties is
made up of the Be»t Talent in the Vau­
deville line.
Manager Gallaher has
made a reputation on the coast by deal­
ing honorably with the public and giv­
ing them a clean up to-date show, and
he don’t tire the audience with a long
medicine talk. His method is lots of
show and little medicine, so you can go
and «ee his show for 15c and imagiae
yeu paid a dollar, and you won’t know
tbe difference, liecausu it in better than
some of the troupe» that charge that
For bale.
Before leaving for Portland I have i price. Don’t fail to see them Monday
some furniture which 1 would like to I I night, Mai li lmih
dispose of. Those wishing anything in
Shoes repaired at Hackett’s.
this line will please call at my house on
Fourth street. M hs . K oiikkt M< L kan .
BOHN.
Helen Watterson Moody believes that
a husband that can be managed is not
worth managir g, “and there io ne bet­
ter principle,” she adds in the March
Ladies' Home Journal, “for both hus­
band and wiie to adopt in adjusting
themselves to tbe new relation than that
of trying to do each by the .other what
mon are accustomed to call ‘the square
thing.’ Many a woman understands
'managing' a husband better than she
does doing the square thing by him, and
many a man understands and practices
doing tbe square thing by other men I
who would lie affronted if h* were to be I
told that, judged by bis own business
standards, h* habitually dealt unfairly i
with hie own wife.”
T* Core a C«hl In 11»« Day
Take Laxative BremoQuiuina Tablets. All
ilruggiats ratuaff money if it fall* to cure,
2Ao. The genuine baa LIIQ on each tablet
TYNAN—In th is city. Tuesday morning,
March 14th. ’9V to Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Tynan, a tun
DI Eh
Bicycle*, »22.50 to »75 at Cramer Bro*. TREFREN In thia citv, March 14,’QU.
.1. M. Trelren, aged 79 veara. Funeral
Call and see llood’a new Crescents,
al the I’raabvterian church Tburaday
they ar* beautifal, aad he will be da-
al 2 o’clock p. ia.
lighted to abow thaiu to you.
An obituary notice of the death ef
Th« aiiialleat thing* may exart the Father Trefran ia promiaed for next
greatest intluence.
lfoWitt’a Little week.
Early Riser* ar* unaqaaled for overcoat-
iat constipation and liver trouble*.—W,
F. Kratuar.
THE GRANTS PASS COFFIN CO, be<
If you want te apend a delightful *uu>-
to inform th« public that »« ar« opening
mer vacation apeak to Voorhiea. II,
upon Main at real, oppoait* th* freight
will furulah tbe Viva er Preaao. fiet
depot, with a nice line ot Ca.kat«, Burial
your camera now and learn all its pe-
Kobe* and Funeral eupplie*.
culiaritiea and poaalbilill** before you
atari on a trip.
Our epecialty will bn flue good* at
Columbia Bicycle* ar* the standard
wheels of America today. You cao get vary low price«, Broadefoth Caaketa, for
the b»*t chain Columbia for »50 at Cra inatance, inch aa are uaually Bold at |.’>0
to |75 w* quota al »20 to ♦20, trimmed,
mer Bro*.
complete, with box. We furnieh our
To insure a happy new year, keep the
hoarao to *nr patron* at a special reduced
liver clear and the imdv vigorous by u*
price, and do.anbslming, direct funeral*,
mg lieWitt’a I.ittle Early Risers, the fa
purchaaa lot* in anv of the cemeterio*,
moua little pill* for coaatipation aad
have the eicuvaliona made, and guaran­
liver trouble*.—W. F. Kremer.
tee our customers against extortionnts
Vedette Bicycle* are of 1899 model, charges in all cases.
flush joints, two piece < rank hanger
witbodt letter pine, Hartford lie. and
fully guaranteed. Price »25 at Cramer
Manager.
Bro*.
NEW FIRM
Eastern Prices.
A. G. Martin,
Look Out For Him.
Theo. Steinhauer, who bail been stop­
ping in Medford for a coup la of weeks,
boarding at Paul Demmer’s, left a week
ago la^t >unday morning before mem­
bers of tbe bouseheld had awakened and
1 upon bis departure he forgot to leave in
his sleeping apartment tbe contract price
for hi» I«vo weeks’ board, but h« did not
forget to relieve Mr Demmer’» pant«
locket of $1.30 in silver which aa» snug­
R. L. COE in the East New York and other markets of manufacture ly stored away therein
btembauer
ng cities, buying one of the largest and best selected Stocks ever shown came to Medford, so be averred, Jrorn
in Southern Oregon or a great many other Places. Would invite you to his mines, on “Ash” creek, thirty-two
see our Spring Lines before making any purchases, for we can save you miles south of Ashland, for the good of
money and turn out Goods that are up to-date, New Goods have com. : Lis health. He wanted to board in a
German family and Mr. Demmer very
menced to^Roll in. Just received 25 Cases of Men's, Women’s and kindly agreed to take bin in, a* an sc-
Of Stylish
Children’s Shoes.
' comrnodation and the promise of a < eni-
peosation. >uinhauer was a philan­ not the ordinary kind to Ire found
ELRNISIIING
IDS.
thropist— that is, he talked like one. in nearly every store you go, but
Tbe new styles for spring ef the lie being a gentleman of wealth, he Stylish, up-to-date, New and Ex­
We have felt the need in this line
llulterick Pattern Company bare naturally wanted to do something for bis clusive Patterns, French Waist
and have bought heavily that our
just arrived. Those of you whe art i(j»eroian friend«, and to that end he
trade can have choice of selections.
Bands, Extra High Waist, Full
interested i* borne drees inakina promised them that be would buy a new
Just arrived tins week one of tbe
may have a fashion sheet for the organ for their church, would carpet the Seat Measure, Straps for holding
strongest made shirts that has ever
church and add a few finishing touche« Belt in place, Knee Measure from
asking.
reached Ibis market. They are
to the edifice—in all an outlay of
made for hard wear and warranted
rp inch,-. in Knee to the extra wide
but about the time the«*- thing« were to
not rip or tear.
22
inch Kttee. In fact we are
THE Ml
i>e realized tbe benefactor was hitting
carrying
a line of Stylish Trousers
In Drew Shirts we cannot be ex­
the high place« between here and some I
celled bv any in town, all style» end ENDER WARE
p!a«e to the north. After it had been not to lie found elsewhere and you
color« with or without collar«. White
And still the interests keep up noised aroatid a little that he was a man will say it is a Genuine Pleasure
Shirts, a nice clean line we are abow-
Throngs ef «omen daily beaefltted of wealth, he gave notice that he was and Surprise to find such goods at
inf wt 98 cents ; Suspenders, 25c.;
by the offerings of thia unusual occa­ here nut aione fer his health, but be was
so Resonable Prices. Remember,
Tine neck wear. Collar« and Caff«,
sion. It is evident that these de- -«•«king a wife as we I, and it is told that
Men«' fine hone, Bicycle buee, Sweat-
¡wndable qaalit.es competent work­ several proposals of marriage were mad*- we can show a large assortment of
er«. Cottonade, Pant«, Handker­
manship and daintily beautifol —none accepted.
However, ne has Patterns and among them the Pop­
chief» Duck Junipers, Overalls we
tnniminge all preferred to tbe trashy, gone, and Mr. ¡>emmer is shy two weeks ular “Herring Bones.”
have bought heavy and can «apply
thrown together evrts e' ander mis- of g<x>4 board aud $1 50 in cash, but he
all demand«. Underwear do aot
Ims so generally offered.
.« flush with experience.* Medford Mail
fa>i to «ee th:« line we have acme
Juxt opened, direct from Factory, handsome line Goli Shirts, Cor.!
It is thought that this same fellow i«
drivers that don't need driving.
uiGviRg northward.«topping in each town rect Pattern*.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.
where he assumes a different name. A
Just received a new line of Trunks and Valices, and a large assort­
W, hav* th«ra in any *ty!a <lMir<-d similar character a« the one described in , ment Telescopes, Trunks and Valises.
at prthat out cannot afford te M'dfur l «topped in Gold Hid under the i
parch*«* gooda and >uak* than, at name ot Theo. Krueger, but paseed on in 1
We have all sorts and kinds lor
bona« aa your ti»e woald ba lo*t. a few days. Tbe people el tbe north .
men women and children, should
We can .are you time and money will i*»ek oil for th*-tn
you want a bargain wo have it.
and give yon tbe quality, aa »• de
Place on earn aesm odd lots that
W BWfeSl.
not offer any Ka> ket Htore goad«
have teid from l*c te 2Sc., being
Anexper.eaced cook, anidre«« bex 4OJ
that have beea handled do*a Iron
go*i* used dur.ng holiday display.
Graul« P am . Oregou.
tbe day« «1 49.
Too may have these at in each.
OF
A
New
L We have just completed our annual Inventory with most satisfactory
esuits. Not that our profits on the Dollar has exceeded any previou
year but we have sold more goods in the year 1898 than any one in
Jthe History of our 10-vear Business. But for the year 1S99 before us,
we will try and make our Sales larger than any time heretofore. To do
this, we expect to show you Honest Goods .it I'- pular Prices, and to ac-
com; lish this effort wcjmust buy goods Right wliiUi at this time. MR
LADIES’ SHOES.
DMESSG(X)I)S.
Just arrived a fine assorttnent of
Button, Coin toe, pat, leather tip, a
nice drees »hoe for $1.50, also a lace
Coin toe stock tip extension sale,
11.60.
| Your atteatioa is wanted at our
. connters to examine the fine line of
' Black Goods that we are showing,
r which are unmatchable value»
R Compare our prices and quality
•J when looking for a new patters.
BOYS’. MISSI S',
AND CHILDRENS’.
GREAT VALLES IN
DRESS SKIRTS.
These line« we have given more
than ordinary attention and have a
complete atock of both heavy and
»igbt. We have some of the very
beat shoes for boy«’ school wear
that have ever been opened out in
town. Buy a pair with our guaran­
tee.
We have on sale now one of th**
® be-t assort rues t of skirts ever ahown
|Lto ths tra«le. Ma-le up in our »tors
Kand can guarantee the go«jd« and
® wurkmanshin. We have them in
■ all styles, color« and price«. What
■ we havesT is stock. Can make any
S style wanted. To those that cannot
^■conie to our »tore sesd for samples
of Dress Goods, make year selection,
c ten t yout measure and have a skirt
■tnade to order at prices that cannot
be luplicatsd by <■ her bo !•• •.
[
won i:\s- iiosERT
We «napped up a large number of
dozen of a dependable make of fast
colors rotten hoeery, at a third lees
than aaaal. We pane them along to
you at a like saving 11 00 per dos.
MEN’S SHOES.
t M n«re an.i prospectar», «ben ia
'law. rail and m th* etrot geat liM
•f ti**./ goo I* at Itgkt pr«-• that
y- a nave «.«r «eon aáo«a in any
Stouatry. Wa have oa .ai* a bn« 4
B*. «.a Mxna, doub.e *«>« «Uh tap,
at 11 ».
MENS’ IIATS
I
Trousers
(RM
PAPER PATTERNS
SEIN
SALI..
HANDERCIIIEES
P. H. Harth & Son.
< Nothing, Boots and Shoes.
Men’s Furnishings, Hats, Valises, Etc.
New
Embroid­
eries,
Insertions,
Laces,
Footing,
Lawns, i
Nainsooks,
Long Cloth,
The Sugar
Pine Store