VOL. XX.
GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1904.
No. j8.
AID IN HIGHWAY RllllPINO
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Congressman Brownlow Thinks
...OUR AIM...
BARGAINS
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BARGAINS
Government Should Help.
BIG
Good Glothes for lien
There is no chance for misjuJgment, no
cause for regrets if you choose from our
stock of Up-to-Date, Ready-to-Wear
Clothing :::::::::::
Feeling that we have mastered the
clothing situation we p?ocured the best
of the best when we bought our Fall and
Winter Btock and secured the best pro
duct of the best American manufacture.
LADIES SHOES AT COST
Wo have a complete line of Ladies and
Misses Shoes that wo are Closing Out at
Cost. ::::::::::;:
We will still continue to carry our com
plete line of Gentlemen and Boos Shoes
at the regular price. :::::::
...HATS...
Wo have a new and complete lino of
Hats in all tho late blocks. Our Cap
line is unequaled, :::::::
WELCH'S CLOTHING STORE,
OPERA HOUSE
GRANTS PASS,
New Goods, More Bargains
Auction House.
Best Bed Springs , $1.50 and up
Mattresses, best make t 2. ho " "
Couches, fine quality 8.00 " "
Dining Chair, good 7
Fine line of Dry Goods, Notions. Prices that give satisfaction.
JAPANESE WARE
Artistic, Dainty and Useful
Finest Assortment ever brought to Grants Tass
now in stock at tho
Star Racket Store
NEWELL BUOS. Pkofkietous.
ndinnto n-arfl in P.lno and
cifrna Pl'itos. Tuns nnd Saucers, and other Fine Table
KMtinrra Tonnots. nil sizes
Earthenware Novelties.
Poll nnil oviiminfi thflmanv
stock. Tho prices arc right,
TVlSWJCI'-.I'-i UIOS.
I BUY AND SELL
REAL ESTATE
STOP PAYING RENT
TEN DOLLARS DOWN AND FIVE DOLLARS A
MONTH will purchase a lot in almost any portion of the city,
and oou can have your choice of over 500 lots.
$5000 Takes a fine Stock Ranch of 3)H; i acres, with good
water right (No. 316 )
$1000 Takes 1 fio acres, 50 acres in cultivation; good house
and ban:. (No. 274 )
$1600 Takes 57 acres unimproved, on Rogue River, about
three miles from city. (No. 266.)
I also have a fine bunch of timber lands for sale at reason
able prices.
Call on or address
JOSEPH
Headquarters for
Office 516 E Street, between
r.nANTs PASS. -
B Qwck.
Not a minute should be loat when a
child showi symptoms of croop.
ChamherUio'a Cough Kemedy given
aa toon as the c'nld becomes hoarse,
creveu after the cronpy congb ap
leara, will prevent the attack. It
Lever fails, and is pleasant and aafe
to take. For tale by all droggista.
BLOCK
OREGON.
C. E. McLANE.
Pink. Vases in many de-
and designs in tho latest in
beautiful articles in our
MOSS
Real Estate.
Fourth and Fifth Street,
- OREGON.
Heart rbittcriej.
Undigested food and gas in the
stomach, located Jnst below Oie heart,
presses againut it and causes heart
palpitation. When yoor heart
troubles Ton in that way, take Her-
i bine for a few days. Yoo will ai
! be all right. 5jc. at Kotermund's
J and Midel Ding ritcte.
By IMIton R. Grttt
Corrrlght, 1904. by Hilton R. Qraar.
Mirlorle and mtetktoci
Rarer combination
Never stirred man'e heart, I
trcw,
ditb sweeter espectationl
Shining 9pray of mistletoe.
Snow? beads a-cluster,
Lips that lure and eyes that
glow
Kb a Tune day lusterl
"jyTarJorie and mistletoe,
' Both suggceting hisses!
Craven he who dares forego
Such supernal blisses:
Craven he, a dullard slow,
Needing small condolence;
dise the wight, where hisse9
grow,
Oho plucho them nolen9 vo
. lensl
Gleet may beat and swirling
snow
Blur the darliencd window;
Crooning wind9, now hlg!,
now low,
Chant a 6hrill crescendo;
Clhat rcch I, where darh eves
glow.
Of 6tarlc99 shies and storm v?
Marjoric and ml9tlctoe
ahe endless summer for mcj
how Ve Bought Oar
Christmas Presents
By ELLEItr NYLE
Copyright, mot, bjr C. B. Ethorington.
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0I1X nnd I wero married nnd
wont to housekeeping Just after
ChrhHiima. John didn't earn
very big wages then, and, nl-
thuuRli our needs were not as many
as they are now, still they were needs
and Iwiil to be pnld for, so we decided
to lii'Rln In a small wny.
We rented only one room, but In Chi
cago the rent for one room wns ns
much as for a whole bouse In the lit
tle country village where I came from.
IIow we 41d enjoy furnishing that
room! U was a largo room, and one
corner of It, where my cupboard and
my oil stove were, I curtained off for
the kitchen, and there wus plenty of
spuce left for the folding bed and the
few chairs whlob we had.
Our walls looked bare. I bad only
one picture, a branch of lilacs, and
they looked so natural you could al
most smell them.
'Yo must buy some pictures," said
John.
Not Just yet," snld I. "Watt a lit
tle. Wo can't get everything at once,"
And tho next day when John came
home from his work be stopped In the
do ir In surprise nnd delight. I had
tncLed here and there on the wall clua
tern of bright colored autumn leavei
which I had gathered and pressed tlx
fall lM'fore.
"Don't you think now we can wall
till next year for pictures, John?" I
asked.
"Why, It's ten times prettier than
pictures, Kusle," be exclaimed aa he
caught me in his arms.
"And It cost only 9 cents for the
tnckn." snld I.
It Im surprising how little can pluise
us when we have but little, t do t
liee we enjoyed those bright leaves
better than !.' worth of pictures.
Well, we got aloni; swimmingly. Hy
thinking a little before we bought we
mule John's wages cover everything
We agreid together that we would not
buy a single article till wo hud the
money to pay for It. Sometimes we
had to go without things we wanted
for several weeks, but wailing for
them made tlieiu worth all the more.
After John bad gone to his work and
my home tasks were aft done 1 would
sit at my sewing alone and keep think
ing. I kept thinking ahead ipilte a
way, OS far ahead as next Christmas.
John and I had jever had a Christmas
toge'her. There were some things that
I wanted to get, und wouldn't It make
n merry Christmas If I could get them
then? IIow could I manage it? And I
ketit on thinking abunt It day after
I day.
1 John wns In the habit of getting up
I early and going to market for me
while I got breakfast, anil ho would
I often bring home tw ice as much as I
knew what to do with,
i "Why, John, we can't est all that'.
; Why did you get ao much?" I would
: lay.
i "Ob, It looked so good It made me
' hungry! Yes, we can eat It all. I'm
! is hungry ss a beak"
I One evening I told John that If be
! would give me $3.50 a week I would
1 furnish the table with that and do the
I Dinrkotuig myself.
I "Why, It costs us mora than that
; now, fcuslet Three dollars and a half
Is only enough for one person's board !"
i exclaimed John. -
1 "Well, we are one, sren't we, JohnT'
"Yes. but we have two mouths."
! "Well. I'll agree to fill them both
, with I3.V)."
, "Then here It Is." said John, "and
; yon may begin tomorrow morning."
. and be handed me out 3.S, but La
I looked Incredulous.
I spent 23 cents ont of It the next
A Frightened Horse,
Running like mad down the street
damping' the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
rences. Jt behooves everybody to
have a reliable salve handv and there's
none as good as Buckleo'a Arnica
Salve. Bums, Cots, tores, eczema
and piles, difap-ar qnnklv under
its soothing effect. 2.'0 at Clement
and National Drug Store.
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day and !c.;s than that I ho day follow
ing, and at the cud of the week I had
60 cents left.
"IIow does It hold out?" nUed John
when he handed mo the tn-xt $:) 50.
"I have not got In debt," I answered.
IIow I did hold on to that each
Week! Sometimes I saved moro and
sometimes less, nnd on one or two oc
casions I spent more than tho $.150
when wo hod company, but nearly t
cry week I managed to keep some of
It and put It In the savings bank. We
had enough to ent too. Did I have ev
erything I wanted? Of course I didn't.
There was many a nice thing that I
liked that I didn't get, but you know
you can't ent jour cake and hnvo It
too. We have to deny ourselves In or
der to accomplish our ends In anything,
and I wns none the worse off for dolug
without.
One evening as John lighted his clgnr
and began to read bis paper I said:
"John, we've boon learning how to
llvo better since we've known each
other, and I've been wondering If If I
dared to ask why you smoke?"
"Ileeause I'm a fool. Susie," blurted
out John nnd threw bis cigar into the
grate. I wn4 frlghteued at. what I had
done, aud John went ou:
"I know smoking Is no earthly bene
fit to mo. I know It makes mo disgust-
rA.
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. "uwArsi: i m A j"Kin. nt4;n
Ing to you. Don't di ny It. l'vr
seen
jou wipe your mouth 0:1 tin
a.'ler
I've klfKe.1 y.,11."
I slipped my hand Into h'.j. "John,
sold I, "you have one rlgar left In you
pocket. Olvn that to mo. I'ronilto
me that this rlgar si, all le the tlrst
one you smoke, and when you want to
moke and can't do without any Ion
tome to imi. anil you shall have It."
""I'll do It," said John, and he hsii'Wd
me the c'yar, with glistening eyes.
"Husle, you can save a man If any
thing can." And we clasped hands on
It aud scaled it still clwr than that.
I have that cigar yet, and six juirs
bate pHxied.
We talked It over further, aud I pro
posed that John should hand mo th
amount be had been In the bablt of
pending for cigars each day aa long
aa be could go without, and be agreed
to do It I did not tell blin what I
wanted to do with It
Bo every day be gave me 10 cents,
tnd I put It sacredly away, and when
ever It amounted to a dollar I put It In
the savings bank.
B. A. WILLIAMS
front and 4th Stt. P. 0. Bo 273. '
Real Estate
Employment office. Houses rented
J,o. 7 n airen. sll fenced, 1 acre,
nrel ban-in, To rulnvaU-d, 1" to hop", (
m.iijm iroiu rmilrosd u,n. S'ssl road
rcbuul, etc. A bargain si tl an ra. Ho,,
jirop UI psy punbsM price in two jeer.
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Well, tho months went by till De-
cember, and tho Saturday bnfor
Christmas I went to tho bank and
drew out my small dopoHlts. I bad
kept two accounts the clgsr unit and
the table fund, I called them, Tht
clgnr fund wns Just $2',MO, and my ta
ble fund was 'Jl.:i2. Onuld I believe
my own eyei! It fairly made ma dlssy.
Over $. to spend for Christmas! Thli
was what I had !ecn dreaming about
ever since last rebruaryl
My feet scarcely touched the pave
ment on the way homo. I snug all the
while I was getting supper. Would
John never enme? At last I heard his
step. IIow bis feet dragged! What
could be Ihe matter?
"Do you know next Monday is
Chrlstman?" asked John gloomily.
I do!" I replied In so Jubilant a
voice that he turned and looked at me.
Husle, I wish I were rich."
Why, John, aren't we comfortable.
nnd Isn't It heller to enjoy what we
have than to mourn over what we
have not?"
John still looked gloomily Into the
grate, "llrown stopped me tonight to
show me a Christmas present be baa
bought for his wife, a beautiful gold
watch. Ho has beon saving up money
for It for a year. Bnsle. you deserva a
C'hrtstmns present If anylwdy does, but
see bow much I have to buy ono with,"
and bo bitterly tossed his scant purse
Into my lap, "not quite $1.80."
"Hut, John!" and I laughed In Ills
face. I couldn't hold back any longer.
I threw myself Into bla arms and
bowed hltn both my hands full of
money. "This, John, Is what you did
not smoke, and this Is what wo did
not cat. We are rich, John! We don't
owe a cent. We have a mouth's mnt
nnd coal paid for In advsnce, and we
have the whole of $.10.72 to spend for
Christmas!
John looked nt the money, then at
me. Ho couldn't speak for a minute
then ho snld, "Husle, you're a brick!"
I don't I ellevn there was over a hap
pier couple walked the sUeots of Chi
cago than John nut I were that even
lug whn we went out to buy stir
Christmas presents. Nor was there
ever a merrier Christmas In one room
Hum there wns In ours. How far a lit
lie money will go when one spends It
carefully! Wo wero surprised at the
Ihlngs It bought. Tlicro were some
hoik for John that ho bad been wish
Ing for-ho had taken to tudylng a
lltlh' evenings of late-nutl there was a
little rocking chair for mo to sit In at
my sew ing, and there were a new dress
end a pair of gloved for me and a aet
if silver teaspoons, and there were an
overcoat for John and a pair of slip
pers and n h'g easy chair, and there
wr.s n fine ,g chicken for (ho Christ
in. is dinner, with celery and everything
to go w ith It, und a few candles and
nuts to make It seem like a holiday
And nfler everything was bought that
we had been needing we still bad $8 50
left.
After our Christmas dinner was over
and we sat tefure the grste close to
gether John said to uu:
"Susie, bow did you tare eo much
ont of the $3.,0 a week fur the table?
You always had enough aud Just the
right thing. I believe you could make
feast out of nothing."
"It Is all due to a little nianagttiMnt
nd economy, John," I sold.
"I think for the coming year I would
bettor give you M a week, i you can
save still more."
"That will make $23 more eated," I
laughed. Then I assMKl, "John, are
yon sorry you gave up smoking last
winter?"
John drew me close to him aa he an
wered, "Busie, you bare made thli
Cbrtatma worth, a thousand times
more to me than a year's smoking.
"Not I, John, t couldn't bare done
It If you hadn't quit smoking. "
"And I couldn't have quit smoking If
I Lado'l had you."
A Guaranteed Cure for I'lles.
IUhlug, Wind, Weeding or Pro
trading Piles. Drui glut n-faud
money if PAZO OINTMENT.' fulls
ctire any caao, on matter of how long
landing, In A to It flays. First sp
plication gives ease and rest. Mr.
If your drugigut Imrn't it send V in
tamps and it will tie forwarded (mat
paid by Paris Medicine Co., tit,
Louis,. Mo.
1U uini ynrt vt cue country w unrn
was first settled the roads were trails
or patha which went from the settle
ments Into the wilderness and natural
ly went from polut to point over the
shortest route without regard to hills.
They went straight Later on horses
were ridden and afterward drlvcu ovor
these trails, and to the wagon road
was niudo without regard to finding an
easy grade, a good surface or drainage.
lu tho west the railway waa built be
fore the wagon road, and the wagon
road was au enlarged path, or trail,
which led from the farm lu a straight
line to the railway station. It frequent
ly followed the acctlou line without re
gard to hills, swamps, grades or drain
age. It la not surprising that roads
innde'lu this luauuer, without any en
glueorlng skill or practical knowledge
of road building, were bad when tunds:
and continue to be Just aa bad at tbs
present time.
Tills country, If not the richest, la al
most the richest In tho world, yet It hna
tho poorest wagon rends of any coun
try In the world. During the past thir
ty years there hnvo been built 132,803
miles of ateani railway In this country,
and wo now have 203.133 miles of nill
rond. During tho past fifteen years ws
have built 23.131 miles of trolley road,
mostly In cities aud towns. This trol
ley road has, by giving quick transit,
Immensely Improved values In cltlei
and ton us and In their neighborhood.
Where good roads have been built
funu value have Improved, because
It Is easier to get produce to market,
and llfo Is msido plensanter nnd hap
pier for the owner of tho hind. Ex
cept where a few lutes hnvo given
tutu aid In building roads, the farmer
has had to bear tho whole cost of build
ing ami maintaining them, although
every ton of produce going to cities
and towns hna to go over these roads,
and tho cities nnd towns, aa a rule,
contribute nothing toward their cost
or maintenance.
During tho past forty years there
has been an Immense Improvement In
railway, tndley nnd water tmnspurtii-
tlon, and freight nitea have lieeu low
ered. Our railways arc every yent
pending millions In Improving their
ronda and terminal facilities, but In
transportation by wagons on roads
there bus been hardly any Improve
ment Forty years ago It cost i!r cent!
M'r ton per mile to carry farm produce,
lumbor, etc., on a wagon road, nnd It
costs the snmo today.
It Is not tho fnrmer'a fault, but It Is
bla misfortune, that, while there has
been a great ndvanco lu railway and
water transportation, to which tho na
tional government baa largely contrib
uted, ho baa not improved transporta
tion on hit roads. It Is not his fault
that ho hna seen tho neighboring towns
grow richer while his lands hnvo not
Improved In vnluc. Ho does not want
to haul his produeo through tho mud
and up steep hills, and ho would not
do It If he could help It
The reason be has not a good, smooth
road, free from ruts, stones and mild,
without steep hills, connecting his
farm with bla market town Is simply
because be cannot afford to pay fur
It unaided. Ho has not, and never
wtll have, tho money to pay for gisid
roads. Ho Is quite willing to pay fm
part of the cost, and In New Jersey,
Massachusetts, Now York and Con
nectlcut and In a few other states the
Stale bus enmo to bis help by tho sys
tem called "ststo aid" In building
ronds.
j ranee nss iNi.inu miles or wagon
roads which are built and maintained
by the natlonul government ns nation
al roads at the expense of the nation
iiniy naa nnout r,ix mile! of wagon
roads built nnd maintained in the
snmo way by the national government.
Why should not the l ulled Slates
build national roads to develop Its
Internal resources lu the Interest of
agricultural products?
Rome of the slates have adopted the
principle of stale aid to build roads
hy should not the federal government
glvo national aid for this purpose? The
Cnlted Htates government appropriat
ed In 11103 $32.rll,l!Kj j.r river aud
harbor Improvement, which goes to
tho lienellt u( commerce and largely to
help cities. I.lttlo of this large sum
It spent lu tho Interior slates exci
In Ihe Mississippi delta. It has spent
many millions In building postolllces
and federal buildings In nearly every
large city or the I'nlon. This all goes
to help tho cities nnd creates a do
maud for food without providing the
farmer with ronds to reach his mar
ket. It has protected manufacturing
by a tariff until we have become the
greatest manufacturing nation In the
world. This protective tariff has built
tip the cities. It-pays the Vetera us
and their families pensions which
amount to about $1 TO.issi.iss) a year.
Hut what has the national govern,
luetit done for Ihe farmer? It has es
labllshed agricultural eollcgit, experi
ment stations, made the bend of Ihe
bun -a ii of agriculture a cabinet mllcer,
ereuted free rural mall delivery In cer
tain sections, but after showing a man
bow to double the pnsluct of his farm
It bss aft hi in unable to market the
produce be has created because of the
bad condition f the wagon rosds.
At a number of states have Is lleveil
K wise to aid In the building of mads,
would It not lie wise and right for the
Cnlted Ktstes government to do so also
nd to nld the farmer Just ns It has
aided commerce Slid the cities?
There can be but one answer lo this
question, and It is "Yes!"-Walter I',
ftmwnlow, Member of Congress I'rotu
renm-ssee.
Rtvolu ion Immimnt,
A sure sign of approaching remit
ud serious trouble In T';ur system it
oervoosuess, sleeilesneas, or stomach
upset. Kinctrlo Hitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome causes. It
never falls to tone the stomach, regu
Isle the Kidneys and llnwela, stimu
late the Liver, and clarify the blood.
Kun down systems benefited Jmrticu-
larly and all the usual attending whea
fsnisli under Its searching am!
thorough effectiveness. Klectrio lilt
lers Is wily ouc, and that la returned
if It clou t glee ts'inrl ullstnetiou.
Guaranteed by Clemens ami National
urug a tors.
EfilOVAL SALE
We have to move." We have crowded ourselves
out of our present location. Wa Will Pay You
to Help Us Ckt Into the 5ig Building.
THIS IMMENSE STOCK MUST GO
Everything at a Discount
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper, Portieres, Truuks, Lace
Curtains, Rugs, Mattings, Tents, Pictures, Cut Glass, Stoves,
Ranges, Heaters, Kitchen Utensils, Diunerware, Chinaware,
Lamps, Baby Carriages, Silverware, Clocks, Cutlery.
Purine; Thi Sale Our Terrru Will Be Cash
This is an opportunity that you cannot afford to
miss to to 50 per cent off means many bar
gains to you. Sale wilt continue until we move.
Thomas . O'Neill,
Uf)Q Housefurnishers
Grants Pass, - Oregon.
IN FAVOR OF GOOD ROADS
City Engineer Reynold Gives
Good SutlUsstlons.
Wo Hud that when tho goveruumut'
adopts a road system, there it merit
in that system, to the adoption of
these moh! nils should, where practica
ble, be taken up by city and county
hoards for the purpose of making aud
maintaining good streets and roads.
In order to have tbuso it means con
siderable, expenditure to build them
in tno ilrst place, but to maintain a
good road, meaning ono properly
built, Is a small item compared with
the present system of auuual repair
ing, which it uecossnry uuder the
present condition of the roads iu our
county, and especially the streets
within the city of Grants I'ass. It Is
easy to And fault, but to prescribe
the proper remedy is a more difficult
mat tor. It is the purpose of this
article to offer soma suggestions
which we hope mar ha of benefit to
tho public and tend to hasten tho time
when wa may enjoy tho pleasurci of
having Kod streets and roads. We
have within throe, miles of our city
an abnnilunoe or stouo, men aa 1110
din baslo formation commonly called
traprook, which if crushed and
unifurinly spread over the surface,
then rolled with the proper machine,
would mako a find-class macadam.
Hut first in order do to this, It is
necessary to have the proair ma-
chlui ry, consisting of a rock crusher,
and a steam rollei. Tho approximate
cost of the roller would be, according
tu the kind and sl.o, for a five ton
roller about tlHM) nrnl larger sixes up
to a 10 ton (iliKK), and tho rock
crusher nt about f'K. These ma
chines are so arranged that the trac
tion clutch may be thrown out of gear
on the roller and tho same used to ruu
Ihe crusher thus making the exs'iisu
sum, I.
It Is a fact that under favorable
conditions, similar to those existing
In this vicinity, a street 4H feet In
width can bo macadamized at less
than J. 75 IT linear foot. This Is a
small cost when we consider the pcr
iiinnetii y of tho work and tho small
cost necessary to maintain good con
ditions. Usually a delect occurs
and Is ao alight that at first it Is
hnnotlceublu, but each day it be
i onics worso und llnallr then) is a big
mud bole, and iu the ordinary man
ner of repairing a load of gravel or
other material Is dums:d into it and
which makes two or three mod holes
out of tho one. If a defect occurs iu
umi'udaui, it Is usually alight, ami if
attended to at mice is cheaply repaired
by simply digging out a hole where
the Aepressiou occurs and filling
rushed ruck rammed tu the tame
ompuctiiert of the surrounding road,
then pines the surface material taken
out over t)i d mended portion, tally
spreaditig In a smooth manner. Iu
this way it Is economy to have the
best. As it is at present, we are
compelled to haul on dirt, tle n ao
sihiii as the rainy season begins it is
nocessnry to sera hi that same dirt up
us mud, aud hiulltaway. Annually
relating this process, will lu a fvw
years, coat the siiinu amount for a cer
tain portion that macadam would
have cost and if your road is iu the
same condition as when yoo began.
During tho past year it bus been
iircessary to look after bridge! and
drainage iu Grants I'ass and some
good, permanent work has been done
in tho way of concrete abutments, a
ooneieto arch, a concrete drain, sower
aud other much needed repairs. These
have been not only well dime, but at a
mall coat as will bo shown in the
11 net lupcriutciidoul'l annual report.
This being doue, we cau see no reason
why, during tjio coming year, that
the oiatter of making good streets
and extending the sewer system
should uot have projier attention aud
secure permsiient Improvviueul.
Kealiectfully yours,
It. L Reynolds, U. IS.
HERE WE ARE.
Como aud tee us at Mrs. Kohjropf '
Millinery store on Sixth street. Tu
do not intend to carry a large stock,
hut enn furnish you what you want
at prices that will moot all oosnpe
titlon. We open up with a nice sale
to Mr. Eugeuo Cass, at a starter and
for past business doue in tills city
would refer you to such people at Mr.
P. II. Hnrth, Mr. Henry llarth, Mr.
II. L. Qilkoy, Mrs. C. 8. Hobbt and
others. Bee ns before, buying and be
couvinced that the one priced system
of buying pianos it the only aafe
system to get actual values. Mrt.
lluhkopf hna full authority to make
con tracts.
Order your tuning through at and.
have your work guaranteed.
the coaa PIANO IIOUSR.
A Costly Mlitakt.
Plunders are sometimes vory ax.
pensive. Occasionally life itself la
tho prloo of a mistake, hnfe vnn'll
never be wrong if yon take Dr.
Klng'a New Llfo Pillt for Djspesaiia.
Dizztuosa, Hoadachb, Liver or Bowel
troubles. They are geotln, yet
thorough. 3.10 at Clemens assl
National Drug Store.
Ol'KNKD OP.OCMUIH 1
..Headlight Restaurant..'
day 11 mi mairr
Kvcrylhlng New and Clean. '
A woniun cook will superintend
the kitchen and the food will be
prepared like the home aud aot on
the stereotyped restaurant style.
Tuhle supplied with the bc.it ou
the muiket.
V F. LKMPKIv, ) n
II. WIM.ISON. rrol-
Christmas Dinner
Is made mote appetizing If
Itcst Quality of Groceries
is used in its preparation.
Chiles' Grocery
Carries only p're.sh Stock
and of I-'irt Class Quality.
A trial order will convince you
that his goods and his prices are
right.
l'ront st., near Fourth.
Wanted Anything you have for
saw Hon 1 imi o notliy
mo. it nmy mean a lieltor prico to you
(or your article aud It will cost you
iiowung nr me 10 cull, so get my prices.
Will Trade-
.Now goods for old
or pay cash, or part
trade,
Will Sell Anything for the houso
iurm, niiuo, saw nnu
or camp, C ua fill any order.
I Jig Stock l? a f"'
l ass, that moan s in
all Southern Oregon,
of New aud see-
ond bund goods.
FaSV TerniS Installment or
rent. No charge
(or delivery.
Ike M. Davis,
The Supplier of Wants
South Sixth St., west tide.
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