Vjiite House Grocery
Remcmhcr our Spices and
Extracts arc-pure.
Mince Heat in packages
10c.
Good cooking raisin at 10c
Best of lemon and orange
peel and candid citron.
White House Grocerv
FOR 3
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"., Is the length of time wo gunranteo our Link's
; -Anti-Kusting.Tinware. Another shipment
has just arrived and we have plenty of the
famous Anti-Ilust toilers. Chamber Pails,
. Tea Kettles, Milk Pans, Dish Pans, Tie Plates
are all made with the same guaranty. If you
; have not tried this ware, do so now. For salo
- -by
: Cramer Bros.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
GARLAND STOVES. I'OWDER, FUSE AXD CAPS.
At the End
Hair -Riddle
Grants Pass,
1 cx-y
-TRIMMED AND
WALKING HATvS
All foin at Half Price.
j . Only a few left. Some of the lew are rare
bargains at tlmt price. Also what Xmas
Gooils 1 have left go at Half Price, to close
out. Come in before you are too late to se
cure some of these baiyains.
Mrs. J. A. Rehkopf
'New Idea 10c Paper Patterns.
HURRAH FOR "UNCLE TOM."
Grants Pass Opera House.,.
' ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURSDAY EVENING
JANUARY 22nd
in
? ; rr i'Z rr t o : ; w
ORIGINAL BIG DOUBLE SPECTACULAR
Uncle Tom s Cabin Company
THE BARNUM OF ALL
1 . ' Vn ler the management of Leon V. Wa.-hburn.
More Grand Novelties th:iu ever, Georg-ous Scenery, Mechanical
Effects,' Prof. Derr's Military Eand. Creole Ladies' Brass Band, Blood
Hounds, Beautiful Chariots and Tableaux, Wagons drawn by hand
tome Shetland ponies. Genuine Cake Waiters, Buck and Wing dancers,
Male and Female Quartets, Jubilee Singers, Grand Vision and Trans
d formation Scenes, Eva and her Golden Qhariot
) Mr Watch for the Big Parade It I cats a Circus.
Reserved Scats 5C. On sale at Po&tjffice Drug Store.
We ave ready to take your
order for all good thiDgs to
eat because we have 'em.
For the y cook ami the
kitchen ami the cake to bake
our line is complete.
YEARS
of the Tale
or the end ot the year, wo
find when looking over our
stock of housefurnishing
goods and kitchen utensils
that we have as complete and
fine a line of these useful
goods as can be found any
where. Our line of stoves,
ranges, cooking utensils will
bo found 'worthy of your in
spection, Hardware Co.
Oregon.
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People & They Come &nd Co
From Day to Day
M.Purdiu of Medford was in Grants
Pass Thursday.
J. W. Frater was in town from Ash-
laud last week attending court.
Ed F. Hathaway of Drvdi n was in
towu Tuesday on a business visit.
Sirs P. N. Butcher and little daugh
ter came down from Volf Creek Mon
day.
F. W. Jennings and W. E. Conner
of Klamath Falls were iu towu this
week.
" John Hall was iu towu a few days
this week from his mines on Grave
creek.
R. R. Stevens went to Ashland
Thursday to visit for a few days with
friends. y
Mrs.' James Patrick and little girl
started Friday on a trip to Los vn
geles, Cul.
Mrs. V. E. Good of Medford visited
here a few days with her sister, M's.
M. D. Wilson.
. Diek Hanan returned this week from
a trip through Jac-kson county looking
after livestock.
C. J. Christicuseii and M. Borgqnist,
of Gothenburg, Neb., arrived in
Grants Pass Friday.
Mrs. A. C. Luster caino down from
Ashland Friday to visit for a few
days in Grants Fuss
W. H. Barr returned to his mine on
Briggs creek last of the week after n
visit to Jackson couuty.
W. T. Campbell and Walter Garri
son, miners of Josephine county,
visited Medford Thursday.
Geo. H. Kelly of the Booth - Kelly
Lumber Co. , was iu town a few jlays
this week from Ijine county.
K. A. liooth ami W. C. Hale were
in towu tho last of the week, tlie leg
islature haviug adjourned for a few
days.
Zonio Hagau returned this week
from LnMoiue, Cnl., where he has
been for some time, employed at a Lox
factory.
Mr. and Mrs.J. D. Cook of Medford
visited hero a lew clays during the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E.
How laud.
Mrs. Lee Calvert ims bjeu at Phoe
nix lately iu attendance at tho bedside
oi iter latner, jonn I'oleimm, who is
seriously ill.
Geo. E. Howland and J. I). Cook in
eomiiany with Noel 11. Graves, have
been visiting their mines ou Jmiip-ulT-Joe
this week.
Mrs. E. A. Shcrwin of Ashland, dep
uty state commander of tho L. O. T.
M., visited Grauts Pass last week on
lodge business.
District Attorney Reames.with Mrs.
Reames, went to Ilillsboro to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Heames' father,
Hon. T. H. Tongue.
Mrs. C. B. Ha'r,, of Pasadena, Cul.,
is visiting hero with her daughter,
Mrs. J. Pardee, and will probably re
main for some time.
Miss Carrie Umpliletto came up on
Friday evening from Glendale, return
ing on Monday. She is assisting in
the ollico of tho Glendulo News.
Mrs. J. (J. J ullerton returned to
Roseburg last Wednesday afier a few
days visit in Grants Pass with hi r
son, Nathan Fullerton, and friends.
U. W. Clarke, manager and treasur
er of tho G. P. N. W. L. & P. Co. re
turned, on Friday from Roseburg
where lie spent a few days examining
the company's plant at that place.
Miss Mary Tynan, a daughter of t lie
late John Tynan, arrived in Ashland
a few days ago from Mt. Angel, uud
will make her home with Conductor
and Mrs. Tynan. Tidings.
Mr. and Mrs. John R11117.au left on
Tuesday for San Francisco, whure they
will spend a week or more. They will
also visit Los Angeles and southern
California during their absence.
Dr. S. T. Songtraml If. L. Whitcd,
otHcers and directors of the O & ('
Marble Co., came down fioai Ashland
Friday to remain fur a few days look
ing after the business of the company.
Rev. Robert McLean, formerly pas
tor of the Third Presbyterian church,
who is now in Porto Itieo, has writ
ten a number of letters to Portland
friends, telling of his work lie riys
that he is now without a beard,
which has so cluing, d his appearance
that even his wilo did not at lirst rec
ognize him, when he met her on the
whar,f upon her arrival iu Porto Kieo
to join him in the work.
For a bad taste ill the moulhtal e
a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tabh-ts. Price C.'ic. War
rant! iT"to cure. For sale by all drug
gists. Grunts Pass We&ther.
Following is a summary weatl;r
servation at (inuO? l'a-a during
month ol D. c us reported
ol,
the by
J. 11. Pad l'H'k, local voluntary observer
for the Oregon Stale Weather Service.
1 Man. i Min. Mean 1'reii
'1 'in. i 1 em. Ti-in. iin. be
1 ,' 51 :S5 s:i .15
i , lii ; :s: -rr .
3 ' fx! i -So 4ii .O.i
4 a 1 5U 1 4-1 60 .85
5 47 ; 8;t 4'l
ti J .rx;
7 4.1 j a.', 42 1
8 t; I 41 f-:i i ..
54 -! 45 l
10 4'i it'i 41 .wi
11 4'.l :i? 4.1 r(i)
12 ' , 51 ' 4.4 (j.i
lli 4H- Si) M .07
14 , 4') -'VI 3'j
15 :w
it; i at 1 27
17 :H ! 24 31
H ; 34 1 24 '-"' j ..
l'J , -ii : 24 Ml ..
t I 47 j 31 ?;. .0.'
21 i fi ai 37 J
2-J ! 47 1 31 ;,!) j .71.
2.1 j 5-1 ! 31 42 ..
24 ) 3-1 4 ! ..
2i I 52 I :W 44 .71
I'D I 51 I 35 43 I .42
27 : 41 . 31 31; 1 .37
-1 44 ; a; 35 ;
2tt I 3'( 2S 32 j
30 1 3fl 30 34 i .01
31 i 52 I -M 44 I .37
' Ki'MHAar: Mean U miierlure, 3j
maximum tem-rrature, (,), djle 8;
minimum lemjrilure, 21 , df, 17 Is. 1.1.
Trfal precip ihclir 7.43 Tutsi enow
fall inches "j. S'. ot days clear, 0,
partiy 6; ciuu ly, 25. Th. Storint 0.
Prevailug wind ti. W
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
January Term. Proceedings
for Josephine County.
Chas. Nickell vs J.ibby H Randall.
Action for money.
J.is. Carter and C V Boulwaro vs
J P uud J T Tuffs. Action for
nionev.
M M Harkness, Estate. Appeal from
comity court. Claim disallowed
Chas. Zanders vs Sam Calk Appeal
from justice court. Judgment for
Plaintiff. ' '
Phillip Wolfe & CoM vs Alberta Q
Lincoln and M Johnson. Replevin.
Jury found verdict for defendant for
32, 10 lbs. boos or joiiS.OO.
Phillip Wolfe & Co., vs John Rau-
zau, Executor. Replevin.
W P Wright vs F H Osgood and J
S Crawford. Action for money.
T B Cornell vs Florence Ranzau.
Action for money.
AC Hough vs English-Canadian Co.
Action for money.
Grants Pass bunking & Trust Co.,
vs School Dist. No. 13. Action for
mouey. Judgment for Pluintiff.
L Canredou vs Jacob Stoiner and J
J Roberts. Action for mouey. Judg
ment for plaintiff f31'A 00.
. J A Tate and R S Bratton vs Oscar
Beer. Action for money.
Alice H Culver vs Ernest Lister,
R G Smith, ot al. Action for
d:i:!iageT
II C Mcintosh vs R G Smith and
Chas. Sanders. Action for money.
SC1TS IN EQUITY.
II M Gorham vs J C Dyscrt. Dis
continued. Chas. T Tntt vs Jane Chadwick,
et al.
James Little vs F'H Osgood.
S W Smith vs Nellie Smith.
Divorce.
The Illinois & Josephine Gravel
Mining Co., vs Harry Bailey.
J A Lindsay vs A II and L W Car
sou and H B Miller. Discontinued.
Henry Booth vs May liooth.
A C Hough fs A W Fox uud
.lames O P. Gmut.
C A Tivfethru vs T F Rourke. Case
discontinued Judgement for defendant
for his costs.
W I Seethiud vs Giants Pass New
Water, Light & Power Co.
P A Smith vs A J Sherwood.
W J Mathews vs Eureka Milling Co.
Jans II Aden, by C C Taylor, guar
dian vs T O NaucKe.
Mary Askew vs Georga Askew.
Divorce. Decree Plaint i IT.
Giants Pass Ranking & Trust Co. ,
vs Thomas Putts. Decree Plaintiff.
W J Harris vs English-CaiiadiaD Co
Ellen J Copo vs Big Yank Mining
& Milling Co. Decree for Plaintiff
$Ui'.M,UI.
Liz.io Ishaiu vs George M Isham.
Divorce. Decree Plaintiff
Jonathan L Williams vs Indiana
V Williams. Divorce.
F Fetsch vs Lucy Ferren.
C W Knowh s vs A W Fox.
Ellen St. Louis vs Henry E Booth,
et al. ,
Fnd Geyer vs 11 S and Hattio Wy
uant. Elizabeth Grove vs F F Grove.
Divorce.
Electa J Anderson vs John P Ander
son. Divorce.
J O Dooth vs II L White.
Dee Yokm vs James Yokum.
Divorce. v
I F 1 i lam mi vs Fiona"! V Blauton.
Divorce. Decree Plaintiff
I.illie V Frater vs James W Frater.
Divorce.
Five Dollivrs Rewnrd
Five dollars reward will be paid for
the urn st and conviction of tho party
who stole shoes from tho club dunce
Saturday i ve iling. W. E. Taylor.
Merlin Items.
Albert Ma.-.sio is m tho sick list
this week.
Milt Reynolds is at Crescent City
this week.
W. A. Massie came up from the
ferry Saturday.
Lewis Crow came up from the Lost
Fiat mine Sunday.
Robert J'...rriekmau and bride are ex
1'ieitd home from Iowa soon.
Guy Colby left Sunday evening for
Glendale after making a visit of a
few days with friends here.
Messrs. t harlis and Frank Reynolds
!.ave juii'i-hasi il homes at Grants Pass
and with tin ir families have' moved
there.
Mr. and Mrs, James Haven left
Tuesday for the (odd ling mine
where tin y w ill make their home, lit
tle Louis I.-liuiii aecomitiiiyiiig them.
Mr. Leroy and family uiriveil here
.-Mturday and will make this their fu
ture home. Mr.Leuiy lately purchased
the properly owm d by Messrs. An
drew Caspaehia and Jacob Flein h.
Sunday evening service closed the
series of sermons at the ehajM 1 car here.
The ear was luov. d to Wolf Creek
Monday t veiling, and the good work
will be ion: intieil there commencing
Tuesday evening. Several of the
ccuvi rts will bu baptist d here Satur
day ut 3 o'clock.
A handsome oil painting of Mt.
Shasta, size 31 inches by 27 inches, on
di.-J lay in the window of Prof. Me
Council's fore will lie given to the
mo.-t isipular lady of Jost phine coun
ty, nceiving the largest number of
votes ill the foulest. Content begin
ning Jan. 21, and ending Fib. 21 al
III 1 1. m.. By the kindness of Mrs.Mc
Connell tie- picture was painted and
will be instated to the lady nceiving
(he larg' .t number of votes. Votes
will Is-5 1 cuts each, haif t which will
Is: givi u to the Merliu school to finish
paying lor the M-liuol organ. The
other half w ill lie retained by Mrs.
Mef'onnell to defray this (Ijhiim! of
juintiug the picture. This picture is
weil orlh J dollars. A 11 -arc in
vited to call and Mt; it, and judge for
yourj Ivc Any one w ishing to vote
vt no lives at u tnsianci may nt-lltl .irs.
J. P. M I'oimell tin- name of the lady
for whom thiy wish to vote, aceontjia
ui' d by the money uud a correct record
w ill Is- kept 'if the Mime.
M.-rliii Night Hawk.
,-i Vjurhies about Kodak! acJ Supplies
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
i
Brlof Notes o.nd Items of Interest
e.nd Importance. j
Pr. Flanagan,
Resiunt Dentist.
Go to Corun for Plumbing.
M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist.
Rubbers and Umbrellas. The Sugar
Pine Store.
Oliver Chilled Plows are sold only
by Cramer Bros.
A splendid line of Koyal Charter Osk
Ranges at Coron's.
A fine line of miners' tools now on
display at Cramer Bros.
Wo are (Igents for Hercules Power,
Fuse and Caps. Cramer Bros.
Stroblo's shoo repairing always
pleases. Take your shoes to . him.
The miner who is going prospectug,
will find all ho ueeds at Cramer Bros.
Don't fuil to look over t'n large
new line of staple Shoos at T
Sugar Pino Store.
We aie closing out our lino of
Chamber sets and have some bnrgnns
to offer. Cramer Bros.
L. A. Stroble has charge of tho shoe
making and repairing department at
the Lucns harness shop. Take your
work to him.
Curtis & Co., practical watcli mak
ers and jewelers. Dealer in watches,
clocks, jowelery and Diamond rings.
All repairing first class. .Odd Fellows'
building.
Next Sunday, " January 25, Rev.
Robt. Leslie will occupy tho pulpit nt
the Presbyterian church, morning and
evening, tho Baptist congregation
uniting with tho Presbyterians for
preaching services.
Remember tho concert to bo given
by tho Do Moss Family at the Opera
house on Monday, Feb. 2, under the
auspices of tho Ladies Aid Society of
tho Baptist church. Proceeds to go
towards, furnishing their new bnild
iug. Bishop B. Wistar Morris D. D. of
Portland, Ore. .confirmed, ut St. Luke's
church, this city, a class of seven nud
preached a sermon to a house full of
people. Ho is well pleased witli the
growth of und outlook for the church
in our towu.
Tho musio department of the
Woman's Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. H. C. Kinney, Saturday, Jan.
31, at 3 :!)0 p. m. Tho program will
consist of current events, nnd an ad
dress by Dr. F. W. Van Dyke ou or
chestras, orchestral music Hiul compo
sitions, ONE WOMAN AMONG THE
THOUSANDS.
Wo received a letter from Waycrnss,
Georgia, a fow days ago, from u lady
who has lived there for years. She
writes us that she had been troubled
with female complaint for a long
time, until she was reduced almost
to a shadow. It effected her mind,
sho could not remember anv thini!
would get so confused and so nervous
and lrritablo she could hartllv sleeo.
Sho described her case as one similar
to thousands of other women, and then
ended the letter by Baying sho gained
18 lbs. last month, nud never felt
better in her life, having no trace of
her former troubles, slept well and
ate her meals with a relish. This
lady commenced the use of Dr.
Gmiu's Blood and Nerve Tonic iust
six weeks beforo sho wrote tho letter
from which ' wo copy the above
This tonic is in tablet form nnd should
bo taken right uflor meals. It turns
tlio rood you eat into strong rich
blood, making solid tlesh and feeding
tlio nerves, curing disease by making
healthy flesh. Pale, weak thin
icople should nso this tonic. Sold
by W. F. Kremer for T.'io per box
or three boxes for f2. Sent sistpaid
on receipt of price. Address Dr. Ho
sauko Co. l'hila. , Pa.
BANKS ELECT OFFICERS
Officers Chosen by Our Bank
ing Organizations
Tho First National Bank, at its
annual election last week, re-elected
its ollicers and former board. Follow
ing urn the olllcials: President, R.
A. Booth; Vice-President, .1. C.
Campbell; Cashier, II.' L. Gilkc'j;
Directors 1(. A. Booth, J. C. Camp,
bell, J. D. Fry, H. C. Kinney, P. H.
Harlh, A. W. Dahlhurg, J. T. Tuffs.
The Grauts Pass Banking tV Trust
Co. also n -electi d their oflicers a
follows; President, J. Frank Watson ;
Vicc-Prcsidi lit, R. A. Booth ; 'ashiir,
L. L. Jewell. Din ( tors J. Frank
Watson, R. A. Booth, L. L. Jewell,
Herbert Smith, Kd Lister, Geo. R:
Riddle, J. T. Tuffs.
School Meeting.
A so cial school lie cling will hi
In Id on next Monday, Jan. 2'!, ut 3:30
p. m. in the school room in the City
hall, for tint purpose of voting a tax
levy for school purss, to pay in
'tcrcsf on bonds, redeem warrants, and
to authorize thepurchusc of a site for
a new school house and the building
of the same.
AN OLD MAN DISAPPEARS
Unaccountable Disappeare-nce of
Deer Creek Miner.
A miner and trapper named Wait is
reported missing and a parly have
been in search of him for the pa-t
week, litt lived ou the west side of
Grayback Mountain, near the head
waters of the right hand fork of Deer
creek. His disnpis arauce was discov
ered by two Grants Pass men who
dropjied in to set' him as they hap n
i d to be in the vicinity. Nothing was
taken from the cabin hut his ritle and
it is supposed that he had gone hunt
iug. As he was well advanced ii
year, it is feared be may have drop
pi d tl'-ad on the trail, though this is
only surmise.
IK UNWELL,
Trv a bottle of Herbiin-, notice th
improvement sjs-i dily ftlectcd in your
api iue, energy, strengin antl vigor,
Watcli how it ' brightens the spirits,
gives freedom from indigestion unit
debility!
Isaac Story. Ava, Mo., writes
Sept. loth, p.i0 : Wiis in bud
health, I had stomach trouble for I.'
mouths, also dumb ( bills. Dr. J. W.
Morr 'ret nls tl lb-rliine, it cup il me
in two weeks. X cannot rectiiumendit
too highly, it will do all you claim
fur it. " hold by hlorer Drug Co.
RURAL MAIL DELIVERY
Uncle Sam Is Not Kind to Little
Josephine.
Editor of Courier:
Coming here from a country, every
foot of which is 'covered with rural
delivery, I cauuot understand why they
do not have it hero. Surely, this part
of the country is as much entitled to
Undo Sam's favors as any other part
of his domain. You cauuot know
what the coming of the mail man
means to tlio rciuoto farmer's family,
besides it is an educator. Statistics
show how many more papers are taken
where there is free delivery. Uuclo Sam
requires timo in tlio delivering over
tlio route, usually about 25 miles
which means hotter roads. Oregon
may bo ahead on scenery, climate and
fruit, but sho is away back in tho
"Dark uges"iu country road building.
California sets a good example. In
taking a trip one does nut have to ask
where tho California improved roads
begin and tlio Oregon bad ones are
left behind. I read iu a Portland pa
per of twenty new rural routes to be
started but none in Josephiuo county.
Why not? Mrs. H.B.A.
To the Public.
Wo tiro still located in tho L O. O.
F. building and are situated so as to
juoto you the very lowest prices ou
all grades of Pianos and Organs.
Sold on tasy installments old instru
ments taken iu exchange. A full line
of violins, guitars, mandolins. Sheet
musio and musio books always on
hand. . B. G. Magoou, Manager.
SESSION OF NEW COUNCIL
Turn Down Five Out of Six of
Mayor's Appointments.
Council meeting was held on Tues
day evening. After attending to some
untinished business, Mayor Kremer
vacated tho chair in favor of J. F.
Bashor.
Three of tho recently eloeted coum
cilnien, Leo Calvert, II. C. Perkins and
J. A. Rehkopf, also assumed their
otllcial seats for tho term. Tho fol
lowing committees wero named by
Mayor Bashor :
Firo ami Water W. C. Smith, Reh
kopf and Culvert.
Health II. Smith, Hough and Per
kins. Street Rehkopf, Perkins and Cal
vert. Financo 11. Smith, Williams und
Calvert.
Judiciary Perkins, Willinms,
llinns.
Tho mayor iipiKiiuted J. B. Paddock
for auditor and police judge, bat the
council rejected 4-ho appointment by a
vote of 0 to 2. ,
Tho mayor then presented tho name
of C C. Presley, tho council again
refusing to confirm, by a voto of 5 to 8.
Tho mayor presented tho name of
A. S. Hammond for city attorney.
This appointment was confirmed by a
vote of fi to 3.
The niuno of Henry Schmidt was
presented for street commissioner und
tho council by a vote of (1 to 2 rejected
tho upiKiinl incut. Win. Huggerth was
then named for tho same ollico and the
vole for rejection was 7 to 1.
Tho mayor's last apiointnient was
that of J. L. Wooldridgu for marshal
and this was also rejected. The may
or and council then proceeded with tlio
regular ortler of business.
A city tax of live mills was voted.
The street commissioner and city
treasurer presented their annual ro
ports. No ordinances wero passetl.
Fountain Pens Waterman's Meal
$3. .10 to f i.00 nt Cramer Bros.
RECENT ENTERTAINMENTS
The Past Week's H&ppenlngs In
the "Show" Line
"Sandy Bottom, " presented nt tho
era house ou Thursday evening,
proved a very pleasing play. It is full
of interest, ami was well played
throughout. Tho company is well bal
anced, all the members sustaining
their parts creditably. Tho best fea
ture was the "Sandy Bottom" quar
tet which was extremely popular Willi
the audience.
The "Dusky Americans" in "Belle
of Georgia" at the oiicra house Mon
day evening tlid not give an extremely
higu class performance. It was an old
fa Moied "nigger show," bereft of
most of the entertaining features.
The one bright spot iu tho iicrform
lin n was the work of Carter Bros.,
acrobats ami contortionists. This was
good, ami if all the rest hail been cut
out the audience would have been bet.
tt r satislied.
The liipiid air demonstration given
at the oi ra house Tueathiy evening
by Professor Patty, was cum of the
lust i nt erta in ing events that has
. vt r been given In re. Apart from its
an. using and startling features, it
was of ki t n scii otitic: interest. A
lurge crowd attended and every ex
periment was watched with the most
anient interest. It was wonderful
and some of the effects seemed almost
miraculous.
IT M UP TO THE DOCTOR.
A lady wrote us a few weeks ago
from Winchester, Vs.,- that kho had
been umh r a ihs tor's care for 4 years
for dv'Kjiepsia, Hie pain seemed to
t enter until r her left shoulder blade,
and was so severe at limes that she
could nt ither eat nor sleeji. Sim had
lost faith in her home doctor, and
asked us to send her siiinpli s f our
lJr.Guiin's imj rovetlLivcr Pills which
hud been recommended to her. We
sent In r two pills. In a few days
she sent for a Isix. Now sho writes
(hit tlni pain under shoulder lias I
tier cut irely.she enjoys her meals and
never slee s lens than H Iiours every
uiglit., ami this lias all come about
iu two weeks, nnd cost her Wn;. for
two boxes of pills. Says the dtstor
charged her f ,0.oo and that she told
It i nt he bad better lake the -",0 00 and
invest it nil in Dr. Gunn's Improved
l.ivi r rills ami tmihl up tils practice.
We have not received tho Doctor's
onl. r yet but anv one having (iysjs p
ia, bilions or sick -headache
can get sis-edy euro by the use of
tin s.- pills. Hold by W. F. Kremer
for -' si per box or by mail on receipt
of price. Samples free. Address Dr.
liijwiiko Co. l'hila. ' pa.
OUR
Red - Tag' - Sale
STILL ON.
Its a Winner!
Our RED' TAG SALE started off Monday, Jan. 5th,
with a very lively trade and the buying ever since has been
active and without abatement. Many people who came
"just to see what we had," and others, who "were afraid it
was a fake sale," looked at the goods, bought them and
left the store fully satis6ed that we arc doing just what we
advertise to do. Some who came to buy only an overcoat
bought a suit also, because, as they said, it was too good a
bargaiu to let slip;
WE EMPHASIZE
' We do not expect to make any profit on this
sale. Our sole object is to TURN THE
STOCK INTO CASH. WE WANT THE
MONEY!
We have just received a line of Oregon Cassimere Suits
and in order to further stimulate the RED TAG SALE we
have RED TAGGED 'em also.
..P. H. Harth & Son..
PROGRESS INSTREETWORK
Street Commissioner Patrick
Submits Annua,! Report.
Grants Puss, Oregon, Dec. 31, 1901
To the llou. mayor and common
council:
I hereby submit to you my anuual
report as Btreet supt,, for tho twolvo
months ending Deo. 81, 1U02:
Improvements ou streets, alleys etc
Btreet crossings repaired 83.
New street crossings, 11.
Alley crossings repaired, 9.
New alley crossings, 4.
Culverts repaired, 27.
Now Culverts, 11.
Bridges repaired I I.
New Bridges 2.
Loads Gravel hauled, 813.
Loads Granite hauled, 120.
Loads dirt aud rubbish hauled, Ti.
Bridges built by contract, 2.
Street tax mid aud worked, 8U1.
Arrests made, 80.
Amount of lumber on baud, 7710
feet.
Pieces Tiling ou hand, 128.
Expenditures.
I lav and eraln. cltv loam t liii 43
tlay for city jsound 0 00
Steam Laundry, 8 prs blankets 4 00
Bread for prisoners 1 85
J. Patrick, stamps, bread ami
coal oil 8 10
Team work nnd labor on sts . . 8117 45
Blaeksinitliing 811 40
Ikd M. Davis, one nuit tress. , , 3 50
Ahmzo Jones, l'J tiers wood. , 21 15
Hardware 27 85
Lumber for city, 67,122 ft 038 00
Total 12U1 48
Receipts.
For road tax 828 00
Sewer tax 627 60
Pound fees 88 25
Cleaning alley 8, 75
Ilutiliiig brick 1 00
Sidewalk repairs 8 25
Total cash paid to treasurer 1141X1 76
liesimctfully submitted,
John Patrick, street supt.
GOVERNOR INAUGURATED
Gjo E. Chamberlain Te-Ues Oath
of Office on Wednesday,
In the prcscuco of tlio members of
the Oregon legisulture, tho statu ju
diciary, state olllclah, a lurgu. number
of distinguished citizens und an as
sembly of iieoplu which completely
filled the representative bull, Oeorgo
K.fhnuibfrlnin, democrat, of Portland,
was Wednesday afternoon inaugurated
governor of Oregon. Chief Justice F.
A. Moore, of tho Oregon Bupromo
court, administered the outh of oflicc.
It Has found ImixMslbln to complete
the canvass of the voto iu timo for the
iiiauguratlou to lie carried out in the
morning, us hail lsieu intended. The
joint mission was therefore declared
adjourned nt II :.')) to await tho result
of the canvass. U 1111 its a reas
sembling at 3 p. 111., tho ceremony was
curried nut with disjiutch unit accord
ing to programme.
O&tes for Cxa.mine.lion.
Eighth grado uiamiuutions will be
held ou thu following dates bv Huncr-
intendeiit Lincoln Huvugo. January
28, 211, 80; April 8, U, 10; May 20, 21,
22; Juiio 17, 18, IU.
Examinations for county and statu
liajs rs will bu held on 'February 11,
12, 18 and 14.
A flue line of links, binges aud
builders hardware at Cramer Bros,
Oct our prices ami eiiimine our stock.
DEATH OF MRS. E, RYEL
Ased Ltkdy Dies from Heart Fail
ure Sa.turde.y.
Mrs. Klias Kyel died suddenly ut
her home iu this city Saturday morn
ing. The cause of her death wits
heart failure, Shu had been in uor-
mal health and tleuth came suddenly
und unexpectedly. She died alsult
half past five o'clock. Thu funeral
services wero held ut tho Newman M.
K. church, conducted by KeV. , J. W.
McDougulL
Mrs Kyel was 71) years of ugu at
the time of her tleuth. Her maiden
name was Mary J. McLean. She
leaves a husband and eight children :
Mrs. L. D Fay, Mrs. O. (J. Taylor,
Chas, Kdward, Clark and Ellsworth
Kyel of Grants Pass aud Ueorge aud
John Kyel of Austin, Miuu.
Professional and amateur photog
raphers will be able to find uvariy
everything nr-cessury for their use iu
tis'k at A. K. Voorhies' Kodak Headquarters,
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CITY TREASURER'S REPORT
Semi-Annua.1 Report Submitted
bv Treasurer Johnson.
GENEliAL FUND.
Recoipts.
To halnuco ou hand, Juno 18,
1003 1511 08
Liquor Licenses 2800 00
Taxes 703 07
Shooting Gallery Licenses 13 80
Snlo of City Property 10 00
Police Court ' 613 00
Rent 8U 60
Dray Licenses 80 00
Show Llceusog 80 00
Billiard Licenses 11 70
Total 6710 05
Disbursements.
By Warrants Cuucolled 1X63 77
Interest ou eamo 621 01
Balance 3(120 87
Total i 6710 05
Statement from Juno 18, 1003 to De
cember 17, 1003.
ROAD FUND,
ltecolpts.
To Balance on bund Juuo 18,
1003 200 63
Road Tax 447 00
Sower Tilo Sold 8 00
Hauling Brick 100
oiucwuiK ivepairs u
v Total $754 78
Disbursements.
By Warrants paid $ 654 05
Balance 100 83
Total 754 78
SEWER FUND.
Receipts.
To Balance ou baud Juno 18,
1003 858 81
Sower Tux .' 68 00
Total $416 his
Disbursements.
By Warrants paid t 288 40
Balance 138 41
Total f 410 81
SPECIAL INCIDENTAL FUND.
Receipts.
To Ilalancu ou bund June 18,
1003 8 63
Pouud fees 18 00
Salo of Impounded Aulmals. . . 25 00
Totul I 63 63
Disbursements.
By Warrants paid Ill 40
Balance 21 01
Total fj 63 63
Outstanding Warrants (esti
mated) 19,0()0 00
Bunded Indebtedness 0,000 00
Total Debt without Interest
2o,000 00
Col. W. Johnson, City treasurer.
Ba.ptist Church Services.
Ou Sunday, January 25, iu thu Sev
enth Day Advetitlst church, Biblo
school at 10:00 a. m. ; B. Y. P. U. at
0:30 p. m. ; Preaching at 11 :00 a. m.
and 7: 30 p. m. will bo iu tlio Presby
terian church, tho two congregations
uniting iu the services.
Robert lslie, pastrtr.
- HoKN
KollINSON Near Wlltlerville, Jan-
uury 16, l'.KI.'l, to Mr. and Mrs. J, II.
Kobiusoii, a son.
PAHLIN In this citv, Wednesday,
Jan 14, 1003, to Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Purlin, a daughter.
VOUNU In Ashland, Jan 15, 1003,
to Mr, uud Mrs Oeo. I). ,Youug, a
daughter.
WALKER In Ashland, Jan 11, 1008,
to Mr and Mrs L. U Walker, a sou.
. MARRIED.
.ST A N LEYJON E.S A t the rectory
of St Luke's church iu this city,
January It), ltKlil, T. F. Stanley and
Miss M. Adaliuu Jones of Ornnts
Pass, Rev. T. A . Daughters otllciut
iug. MANNING CORLIS-Iii Medford, on
Siturday, Jan. 10, 100,'i, Herbert
Manning and Miss licssiu Cor lis, by
I ho Rev. W. B. Moore.
FERGUSON CRAWFORD Grunts
l'ass. Ore., Tuesday, Jan. 18, 1U03,
Watson K. Ferguson and Mrs. Sutliu
Crawford, Rev. R. L. Juhusou
olllcialing.
Mi. Ferguson is the foreman of the
plumbing and hydraulic pipe depart,
inent of tho Grauts Pass Hardware
Co. and has been a resident of Grauts
Pass only a few mouths. Though
a coniimrutive stranger, ho is known
as a young man of worth and
exceptional ability. The bride
has bet u a resident of this city for
yeurs and is highly esteemed by her
acquaintances. The friends of Mr. aud
Mrs. Ferguson wish them a prosper
ous aud happy life.
DIED. '
ADDISON In Ashland, Jan. 13, I'M,
infant io:i of Mr. aud Mrs. Win.
Addisou, Pgn I 1 1 nays.