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The round trip rate from Ashland is only $11.50, with local rates from Grants Pass to Ashland. Silverware, Carvers, Lamps, Cutlery, Chinaware, l DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR BARGAIN COUNTER Cramer Bros personal handsome prise with every ven at Pikes. ( Bulk Pickles, at Pikes. Where.men were the Chinaman with the ■ pick and ehovel be finds the big hydrau . I lie plant and where ha once picketed I hie he-ses bo now fin.is a prosperous jelly. Holiday Announcement They Like Smeets BLOCK. 8TRAN8ET «TEEL WARE. Xmas Goods! Xmas Goods! A full Line of Xmas Goods. Quality high and Prices Low, at The New Variety Store The Nicest, Newest, Up-to-Date Assortment — OF — Holiday Goods CANDIES 6.50 to 11.00 CLEMENS, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. The money you pay for a new wheel is some times only part of the price. The bicycle mender gets the rest. If you buy............ THE ÇRE5CENT ents in every citv and tewn of the United States and Canada, report that »«ver be fore in their 25 years practice has the work of the office Ireen so well np to ■late. They claim that patents can now be procured in less than half the time 'oruisrly required. to begin with you need have only a bowing acquaintance with the wheel-tinker «TT«nor T a MOOD. Josephine Cnnnty Maps The official map of Josephine county can be had at the C oi hikh office at re duced prices. Folding pocket map, $1, wall map in colors, $3.50. Call sad get one. Five Cent« per Dozen. My Cow gives lots of milk and butter, I feed her all the Alfalfa hay she will eat. A splendid line el mount« for multiple I buy the beet. Scett Griffin lies the picture«, some aa low as 5c par dozen Alao panel« for four picture« in different beet Alfalfa 1 ever saw. The Christmas number of The Satur poeitiona. All kind« of mount« on day Evening Post marks a new depart hand —A. E. Voorhia«. C hristmas BOOKS, T2T5, NOVELTIEJ A Large and Complete AiJortment Just Received. Make your Purchases now while the Assortment is Complete. » NATIONAL DRUQ STORE W. F. Kremer, Pr»pr. ment in periodical literature, the first successful attempt to eive for five cents, stories, articles and pictares by the izsis writers and artists who make the high- cost magazines. The halftone page headings, lllnstratine Christmss iu His tory, are by Charles Louie Hinton, Frank aud Jen Leyendaeker, W. 8. The Modern Mother. Ha® found that her little eneu improv ed wore by the pleaaant Syrup of Figi, when in need ef a laiatire effect of a gently ”r*m*dy, than *by any other. Cbildraa enjoy it and it benefit h them The trie remedy, Syrup of Figi, ia man ufaetareg by the California Ffg Syruy Lukens, George Gibbs, F. L. Fithian, Co. only. Elruen McConnell aed Marrioon Tisher. I The handsome colored carer is by Burglar Freer Hefe Henry Hutt. The Christmas Poet will For aale lor $li)0—a splendid large aale be on all news stands December 21. a» good a« new. Inquire at this office y«-• ■ 'illlîi'll'il ........ J Good Things For Christmas This is the best grocery in town for Christmas purchases. Everything you want for your Christmas dinner is here and your marketing will be made easy and satis factory if we get your orders. Cranberries per quart 10c. Citron, lemon and orange peel 20c. Seeded raisins and seedless raisins. Currants in packages 10c. Currants per pound 10c. Mince meat 8| to 10c a pound. Honey(pound comb) 2 for 25c. from the North, South, East and West NUTS, FRUITS, Etc., BICYCLE ECONOHT ! Liaaa books for Children at Clement. White Lily «eking Powder and a Calhoun Grocery Co Holidavs. at Perfuias Atomizers al Clemens. For particulars sec posters or call on A. E. Voorhica. Herb 'Sampson relarneil freia; Pert- Church Notice. iaad teat week. Tho foendalioa for tho brick stable Regular quarterly meeting earvice will' W<u. H Kirkpatrick ef Merlin waa ia of J. C. Harper it now being laid. i Ire held al the Newman M E. Church the city Taeeday. Shona repaired at Hackett «. Timothy, Alfalfa and Clover seed» at an 9abbath morning Dec. 17th. Herman Fred I’arouae of A eh I and spaata day C. «tLoaie for watch repairing Pikes Lowest prion in town. I by Rev D. T. Bummarvilla, the preaiding | in thia p'ere last weak. Whips. IBs to $2.50 at Backetl'e. Fieab perk shoulder» at beta. Per »Ider of tho district. Sacremeutel ser Jaa. Evans al Central Feint spent Ladiee fine laalher purees at Clemens. ponad at the City Moat Market. vice will follow the morning aorsnon. Wednesday in the city. A saruial invitation ia exleuued to all te IIsmews »1 all Kinde, Grades sad Cash paid for sggs. bntter>and chick David John and W. C. Stile. »1 Wil-1 attend Ibis service. Prices al Hackett's. ens See Brown tho milkman. Hams visited Grants Paso last weak. Doc Murphy now ruas Mallory's shop Red Top Clover seed, Utah rocleaned Slock breeder« Attention E. A. Riesling, foreman of the Oregon back ef Hackett's Alfalfa seed, Timothy seed, Willamette We have for sale a few bead el extra Bonanza mine near Williams, was io Take roar shoes te Hackett for geed Valley Tame cheat seed, Winter Oats Sue abort horn bulla nearly one year old. town Friday. | and Wheal at Scott Griffin's work sod right price«. They were aired by a fullblood Kruik Hies Margaret Dobso», returned to Quito a sharp wind for thio clime Buy your Holiday supplies of Candy shank chert horn imported trout the was experienced last Wednesday night, Portlaad Monday after a «lay here of a Kendallville herd of Cresco, Iowa. The and Nuts «te. at Pikes. and »«veral proetrate fence testified on lew months Kendallville herd ol Kruikeliaak short DL4 CUV photoorapher Thursday morning to lhe hilarity ef W. H. Hampton and wife, of lhe horn cattle have taken more first pre I fl LD I Opp. Court House. Boreas. |Coluinbia mine at Pacer. spent a few asinine then all other cattle in the United Tablets of all kieds at the Cot xixu Large sire composition books tor 5c at days in town daring the peat week Slates, they sre not only lhe largest and office. the Cot »in office. S. N. Ruttere returned last Wednes best beef cattle, but the beet for milk Yon nil know Scott Griffin put the Gel your camera friend a Flexible day from a trip in California, where he and butter. price uu Flour below 75cta a sack. Mol-with-standing the sire when ten feather Album for Christinas Albums has been exaaitaiag mining property. Chicken an I fish market in connection Thea. Harlan, editor of the Facile mouths eld coot $150.00 ia lows, we ' rem 50c to $1.50 —A K. Voorhies with tho moat market.—J. H. Ahlf. will close out what few we have of these Geo. F. Jester formerly agent far the Democrat, pabliehed at Portland, ia in Good Freeh Butter, 50e. a Roll, also extra choice animals at $35.00 each, if 8 F. Co at East Portland has taken the the city thia week lookiug up deme- And ought to have « Mackerel. Cranberries and Bulk Pickles taken quick. Call al the Cass ranch in Agency for the 8. P. Co. al this place , cretic politic«. at Wades*. 1‘esrCre.k valley and lire them,or write good supply for Christ vice 8. B. Moore, transfered to June Mr«. W. F. Farrier who ha«Ibeen here 8. D. Moons, Clean towel with every shave at j tion City. A. B. Cornell now at Oreg- visiting with her pareuts Mr. aud Mrs. mas. Our prices this Drydsn. Josephine Ce. Ore. tsloper’a shop. Coburn A McKinney's ’ on City will arrive here Thursday to be- John Nall, returned Tuesday te her year are interesting. old stand. - come permanent night operator. home in Aahlaod. ■lek Headache», Go te the Novelty for your Christ- ’ Blake, the candy man, is now Installed The co roe of overworked womankind, are Mr. J. A. Tate and Lee McDaniels naacandies, oysters, etc. Blake always in the new brick aed be te ready for bus want to Portland Monday morning to quickly and aurely cured by Karl'a Clo Plain mixed per pound carritre the beet in stock. M iness with all kinds of sweets, oysters take the examination for captain and ver Root Tea, the great blood purltier Broken “ “ and tissue builder. Money refunded it 41 I. G. Moon, of '.he Applegate Roller and luecbes. The reputation of Blake's 2nd lieutenant, of company '‘fl”. ChriamM “ “ not satisfactory. Price 25 eta., and 50 Mills at Provoli, broke his arm laat candy and Ice cream is far reaching and « C. E. end Melon Hmilh returned on ci».—W. F. Kremer. Assorted stick “ 4 Wednesday by a.fnll. his friende are glad that he is once again Thursday from their mine ea Grave « Ribbon mixed “ Dr. F. W. Van Dyke has purchased dispensing sweeta. Catholic Church Hereto»«. creek, which they have been operating 44 u 25c Chocolates the southeast corner of Sixth and C. Cranberries lOela a qt. or 3 qta. for recently with encearaging auccess. Service« will beheld at S »’clock A. M 44 « streets, north of the Western hotel. 25c Bon Bons 25cte. at Fikes. next Sunday D m , 17, at the Cathol'c W. J. Harris ef Spokane an ! F. Satch « 15c The plate glass front is now being put The assembly of United Artisans of el! Clarke of New Zealand, arrived here church in Grant« Paes, and at 10.30 at Taffy lump 44 in the Coe building. When oompleted this place had an open meeting at the Thursday morning and went oat to Wal Gold Hill. Thu will be tho first lime Fruit candies 44 35c this will be one ef the most complete dry A. O. U. W. hall lent Friday evening at do to pay a visit to the gold dredge Jo • he Catholics »1 G»ld Hill ever had Sun Crystallized Fruits 30c A 50c I which Mr. Chas. Comstock told ol the sephine. goods stores in Oregon day morning service« Father Hickey will lecture there at 3 1*. M that «ante Harry Sloper will have two new por advantages ef the o d«r. Quite a num Mr«. L. A Parker, who came to celain baths pat in his shop next week. ber of thoae present were favorably im Gram« Pass a few weeks ago intending day. and a large attendance on both oecaaiona 1« expected. pressed with thia form of fraternal in This will make his baths ths beet in the Io »[rend the winter with the family of city. Coburn A McKinney’s eld stand. surance and made application to join her eon, tfeo. H. Parker, was called to Leet. the order. Mr. aud Mrs. Comstock left Eaetern Star bar pin with pendant Rsv. H. 8. Shangle, P. E„ will hold Tuesday morning for a short stay in 1‘artlaad Satarday on account of the sudden and dangerous illness of a mein star lost last week. Finder please leave servies and quarterly conference at the 1 Medford. at this office or with Miss Mabie Kinney. ber of the family at that place. M. E. Church South. Thursday evening Toy«, Dolls, Games at Clemen«. of thin week, he will else preach at name J. E Kirkland, an old time miner of WHY PUT UP The ««press messenger had a lively place next Bunday evening. the days '53, is naw in Grants Paas look A pan.habla mark at th« last resting experience with a craxy man on his The first football team of tho South south baund trip Saturday, and an ex ing np old acquaintances. Inasmuch placa »I four laved oaoa when you van ern Oregon State Normal school ol Ash perience, which he probably does not | as he has not area thio country for tO gel a (ned uiarble beadslon« of yoar veara he finds all kinds of changes. Grants Pass dealer for $15 to $13. land issued a challenge last week to care to take very frequently. Aaoldl meet any team in the Btat®, aonth of tireman was taken on in tho biskiyoua Eugene, for the championahip of South but he was lakes sick and a place was ern Oregon. made for him in the express car by pil- 1 Dennie Stovall baa been appointed ing up a number of blankets for a bed. l>eputy Supreme Commander and State 1 he naan soon began to show signs of I leeturer of the Knights ef Maccabees uneasiness, and went ove- to where the 1 and will assume bis duties as stump messenger was working and began talk- , speaker and organizer the first of next ing incoherently to him. It was not ' week.—Corvallis Union Gazette. long before the man and the messenger Come the Good Thing« to It Is natural the figures should appeal to your judgeinc u Granite is being laid along the east were running n lively foot race up and make up our Christmas dis I down the ear ; the man aoon tired of- Take this tip — Sure Thing — They represent skill side of Sixth street for the benefit of | and cyclers and it will soon be possible to this and wanted to investigate the con economy. Clothing that will fit and look right. Strong and play. ride a wheel on Sixth street from the tents of the desk drawers and when he durable materials. Josephine to Hotel Layton without diffi 1 cameacraM a six shooter be was delight- Walnuts (soft shell) per culty. This will be a great convenience I ed, which wa- not lhe case with the An All Wool Suit, dark pattern, Mens’ Round Cut Sack Suit pound 15c. and was made possible by a combiue be messenger, who began seeking every op a splendid value............... ................................... -............. 50 tween the wheelman and the city au pertunity to capture the weapon or stop pound 15c. Brazil nuts nor ] thorities. the train At last the car gave a lurch Mens' Round Cut Sack Suit, color, gray, extra long heavy lining. Pine nuts per Mexican 1 __ ___ and sent the msn sprawling. The mess Made to wear The Choicest Perfumes at Clemens. 6 50 pound 15c. C. A. Snow A Co., Tetont Lawyers, op enger effected his capture and stopped Mens’ Black Cheviot, Round Cut Rack and Double Breasted. Filbert« per pound 15c. posite the United Stales Patent Office, the train and the man was taken to A good heavy weight ................................................. .... Dunsmuir under guard. Almonds “ “ 15c A 20c 6 50 Washington D C., who have actual cli-1 Dr. Flanagan. Resident Dentist. Music Rollo al Clemens. A FINE LINE OF THE ABOVE FORCHE ODD FELLOW« GARLAND STOVE«. .............................. local tjappcnintfô . Arrangements can be made for a 3O-day stop over. 7 50 Freeh roasted peanuts per pound 15c. Mens' Cassimere Suit, brown and gray mixture, heavy weight, a White figs lb. package 12Jc. wear resister at........................................................................ 8 O Black figs per pound 10c. Mens' Cheviot Suit, straight front, mixed pattern long wool, Date« pound package 12Jc. satin piped at........................................................................... 9 OO Raisins, clusters, per box 50c. Bananas per doz. 25c to 30c. Mens' Cassimere Round Cut Sack Suit, Italian lining. An extra value at............................................................................ 10 00 Navel oranges per doz. 25c to 50c. Mens' Cassimere Suit, dark mixed pattern, silk thread............. THE BEST Comes Calhoun’« Grocery. For the Holidays you want all sorts of good things. SOME OF THEM. Olives, pickles, extracts, meat dressing, chocolates, cocoa, olive oil, catsup, chili sauce, fresh oystors, celery, pop corn, canned fruits, canned and fresh vegetables, jelly and jam, pudding a* terial of all sorts, coffee all prices 10c to 40c. Men’s Clay Wonted Soils, round aid straight front, French faced satin piped; here is where we shine, and you’ll say We Great ail with a Merry Christmas. they are all—and more than you expected too; Italian lin ing........................................................ 8 00. 10 00 and 11 00 Good wishes and great bargains. Wo are ready to add Just received—another invoice of those Stockton Cassimere quality of goods to our words of greeting and will try to Trousers, all heavy winter weights . ........ 3 00 and 3 50 inako you happy through substantial Havings and iucroased benefits in buying of us. Hats, Trunks, Valises and Furnishings for Men and Boys. Calhoun Grocery Co. gj]—------------------------- —--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [G] ANOTHER DROP IN WRAPS We have decided to make things lively in our Cloak Department before we move and will close out our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses and Childrens > Jackets. A.T OTSTE-TIJLLF PRICE. Remember this sale only includes Jackets. All other wraps sold at a discount of 25,per cent., __________________________ R. L. COE &, C2. _h
