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II J.
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L. Yokum shoemaker
Will Jackson resilient dentist.
I
Take your kodak Bimo to I‘hr by.
i'Alhotiii Bru*
Hr«M* for Snowy
Calhoun
bnowy Rutte
Butte flour V
l'heby'e |»-rtraiu> of children are O. K
Bath» at McGregor Bros
Win ih bee 01 Jacksonville visited us
Clemens, Druggts' opp. Op-ra House. last wees
Shoes repaired at Hackett’s.
Cramer Bros Have completed their
BOMÌ.ONK ABKKD:
C. St. Louis for watch repairing
I Hou Wui. M. Colvig, of Jacksonville,
invoice.
waa in thia citv last Monday on business
Freeh sugar cured hams at Ahlf's.
“MiwtraM Mary, quite contrary,
W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon
I
’
heby
does
developing
f>r
kodakers.
Mis* Allie Poll visited the family of
and dentist.
How does your garden grow
New sugar cured break last bacon.— , W C. Stites on Williams last week,
B. A M. handle Snowy Butte flour.
turning Saturday.
Siieh a question is aggravating after Try a-millM's Beet tse as* kekiaa yowger. City Market.
Freeh fish every Friday at Ahita
Mrs. Elia Mead 1» spending a few dava
the .»rden i» planted and there ie found
Red Clover. Alfalfa and Timetby seed City Market.
visiting relatives and fríen is near Wood
> be som thing the matter with the at Wade's.
H.C. Persies, United States Deputy ville this week.
Coe, Thoma»A Company have finished
Mineral Surveyor.
Hon. George Celvig and Judge Brower
djn' believe there will be any
taking stock.
I- if you come to us for
Fully guaranteed Crescent*, No. 9 or *-*nt to Salem Tuesday night to argue
Take your shoes to Yokum. Sixth St. !0, for *3o, st Ben's Bicycle Den.
a cut) in the supreme court.
for repairs
Leave your washing at McGregor's ' Miss Ella Layton, after visiting two or
(¡ARDEN SEEDS
Scott Gntfiin pays cash for county and barber .hop tor good work.
Jay< jn the d,y
w<H>k r,(urr)
city warrants.
J. L. Yokum, the pioneer shoemaker .d to her home on Applegate Friday
if you want a first class bath, you can will repair your ahoea to perfectmo.
we are headquarters fur the best seed.
j w- VHch o< Medford, th» pork
get it at McGregor Bros
The Odd Fellows will soon occupy pecker, ie over oi.- iue Oast in th*
I It- se »eeds are guaranteed to grow or we wouldn’t
For quick work in photographs go to their new building on Sixth street.
I neighborhood of C re «cent City buying
the Carbon photo studio.
keep them. All fresh this year.
Sweetland A Co.
always have a cattla.
Particular attention paid to children's good supply of choice cuts of meat.
Miss Etta ollock left last Saturday
Onion sets 10>-. per In.
photos
at the Cartion photo studio.
McGregor Bros, are agent* for the Troy for Red Bluff. California She stopped
Kentucky blue grass 15c. per lb.
sterling F. Hayward of the Oak Flat
«<
Tim thy e«.d 8c. ••
Tlie Johnson Uncle Torn'sCabin Com­ Laundry. Poitland. Call on them
over to visit her sister at Yreka, while mine 1» in town thia week.
Orch - d g se- seed 16e. “ “
I tah alfalfa ee I 9c “
pany, Saturday next at 01 era houee.
Law n
’•
Frank McGregor cam* home on ac­ enroute.
20c.
8. W. Upton of the Louse creek placer
Red • lov r 11c ’• i
Red b p *•
“ lie
Important improvement in the Cree count of the sickness ol his mother
Frank Johnson was called horns last mine, was in the city Monday on hue
White cl ver 25c ’•
, cents thi-> year. See T.A. Hood about it.
Callon H. C. Perkins, United States week on account of the sickness of his ineaa. Mr. Uptoi; any a they will noon be
The weekly Oregonian and Cot six a Deputy Mineral Surveyor, for work in wife. Mrs Johnson is better at this ready for work
writing
1 one year for *2.(k) to paid up subscrib­ his line.
A new mining company baa been in
Garden seeds of all kinds in bulk.
ers.
Mrs. Josi* Nickerson returned this corjKirated under the name of the < Iregon
See Uncle Tom's Cabin Saturday next
Hot staff for cold feet—those heavy at opera house by a coiupetem company week to Sisson where she resumes her
All varieties of flower seed.
Gold Mining Company, with headquart­
! wool sox at Harth A Son's.
of »ctor*.
work of keeping boarders for the large ers at Ixtland. The incorporators are
Large assortment of Dried Fruit, best
Th* popular price for wheel* thi* year milling cempany.
Rutger» Van Brunt, Walter E. Smith
quality. Calhoun Grocery Co.
D. T. Lawton of Medford waa a pas and Robert IL Smith.
is *35 T. A Hood haa the No. 9 and 10
senger en this (Wednesday) mornings'
Hoods Pill* are purely vegetable and C recent* »-. that price.
A car load of piping for the Powell
do not purge, pain, or gripe. All drug
Se<- “The Call’»” great discount club train for home, after b’s trip to Portland Creek Mining Company 1a aide-tracked
gist*.
rate on Bryants History at the Cot mis to attend the Republican club.
at the depot. It 1» going to take a
J. 8 Purdom and wife returned from tremendous lot ef water to fill pipe ol
Smoke the Stage Line Cigar It i* the office today.
best Scent Cigar in the market—J. G.
Mr Cundy will conduct the service in their trip through California, last Mon­ thia aiie, but we sup|MMe of cour»e that
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
Schmidt.
St. Lukes church on Sunday morning, day evening. Mr Purdons reports a Mr Corhus, the manager,kn >ws what he
good time and an improvement in his ia doing.
The best place in town to get your the 13th
All are invited.
shoes repaired is at Hackett’s harness
J. C. Jones came in last week from
“After the Ball,”—After the bawl is wife’s h-alth
i and shoe shop.
H. L. Truax manager of tbe S I*. D. A Canyon creek, where he has been work­
over bring the child to the Carbon photo
Go to the Calhoun Grocery Co. suc­ Studio, Opp Court House. Grants Pass L. store, assisted W. J Roger* in pur­ ing for the Josephine Mining Company.
chasing his stock of cigars and tubaco in Mr. Jones informed 11s that the mine
cessors to Calhoun Bro*, for everything
Second hand, as well as naw sewing
lias not been running until lately, ow­
you want to eat.
machines sold by Dr. W F. Kremer at Portland for the Skaguay trade.
Messrs Calhoun. Beusen, and Truax, ing to the scarcity of water, but the
Every Isaiy attend the measure social the National drug store—give him a call.
delegates to the state republican club rains the paBl few days have enabled the
at the Bethany Presbyterian church to
The machinery belonging to the new
which met in Portland last weea. The company to begin piping again.
night (Wednesday).
Pine Needle Company by th* school
Maav of the placer miner* throughout
A warming up will be given to our pa­ bouse has been attached by Terrell A boys report all harmonious along th*
the country had become some what dis­
tine.
trons in our BLANK FITS (rood enougli Son.
I W 8linger of Butte creek, Jackson appointed the past month on account of
Our stock of
at less than cost and have some for Klondike Harth A Son
Would'nt you like some good Oats at
county,
passed through the city last ' be »carcity of water, but the rains of
Hava you dandruff ? Is your hair fall 50 cents a bushel Calhoun Grocery Co.
week enroute to Kerby, where he was the past week will bring a »utile where
exceptionally good bargains, We have on hand 2 Fish ing out? If »0 try McGregor Bro»
August Rehkopf and his eon Henry oing to buv cattle Jif he could find any there waa a frown
If the rains would
dandruff cure No cure no pay.
of Applegate, were in the city last Sat to buy
Continue for two or three weeks, then
Bro».’ Hacks, 2 l op Buggies, 1 Open Buggy, 1 Rond
Advertise Southern Oregon by using nrday and purchased one of Cramer
miners would assume their normal con­
Miss Sara Scovill, who has been on
dition, and there would ba joy in the
Cart anti 1 I L inoeiat Spring Wagon. All of these “Klondike Rivaled" envelopes Th. Broe. fine buggies.
the
Cot
Higa
typo
force
for
the
past
three
I'ot aiLK will sell them at 5c per pack
The petition presented to the council or four months. resigned her position camp.
goods a:e new and high
If you need any I age.
last Thursday night, asking for a certain last week to take the district school on
William Mallory who haa been at
McGregor Bros. Agents Trov Steam number of lights in the city, was read
Miss Scovili opened work for the Powell Creek Mining
lump off Jos.
thing of this kind, examine our stock and get our price«. I .a undry ; satisfaction guaranteed Laun­ and referred to committee.
Coinpanv for the past four or five weeks
school Monday.
dry leaves Tuesday, 7.30 P M., returns
s|>ent the first of the week in this city.
The News, Berto McLean'■ paper, has
Miss Allie Thorton left Tuesday morn­
1 Saturday, 8 AM.
ceased to exist, and Berto lias taken the ing for Yreka, where she will remain for Mr. Mallory informs u» that this com­
Secure your tickets at once for the per place with the Cornixn force made va­
pany had as high as 74 men at work
a day or two visiting relatives, when she
I formance of Uncle Tom’s Ca in Comps- cant by the resignation of Mias Scovill.
part of the time since Christmas, ansi
sh* will join Mrs Rehkopf who leaves
: nv st the Sug r Pine store, for they are
he says that when the piping ie put in
here
today
for
San
Francisco.
Mrs
Mrs. Bagley, mother of the McGregor
selling rapidly Prices 25, 35 and 5(><
there will be much earth moved with
rirothers, was stricken with paralysis R»hkopf goes to Frisco to lay in her the No. 5 giant
Whenever you want any fire ineutance
Alli«*
a few days ago, tor a while it was supply ot spring goods, and
| don’t fail to call on Price and Voorbiss
Last Friday we took a trip toWilliams,
thought seriously, but we are glad to re­ accompanies her on a visit.
They will insure your property in tbr
and on our return stopped for a few uiin
re-
port her improving.
Miss
Mary
McCarty
has
worlds liest company, the Liverpool and
ntes at i’rovolt, where L. L. Votaw 1»
Mrs. W C. Stites of Williams cams to signed bar place in the public school, running hie arastra day and night on
London and Globe.
Il LRROW8 A CULTIVATORS.
file city Tuesday to visit Charles M who and the board has employed Miss May d’-coiui>o»ed quarts, which lie ie taking
Tlie Mining Journal is distributinv
»me up from Merlin last Friday sick, sis Foster, of Medford, to fill the vacan­ from tiis niiti» on Williams creek. Tin«
copies of the paper un each north honm’
threatened with an attack ot pneumonia. cy. Miss Foster, who ie a daughter ot quarts assays from *20 to *<0 per ton
passenger. »» a means of advertising
We are glad to stats that Mr. Bules is Rev. A. 8. Foster, began her work last and if this prove* true in the clean-up.
8 lUtbern Oregon. A commendable en­
Monday.
ostler
Mr Votaw has a good paving propoei
terprise.
Rev, E. A. Holdridge, acting syt.odicsl lion, and sufficient water to keep hi*
If you are going to take a trip East and
Sweet Potatoes, Calfornia Cabbage,
«ant it to be a pleasant one, go via the missionary for t1-» Presbyterian chutch arastra running continually.
Bananas. Oranges, etc. Calhoun Grocery
■Northern Pacific. Their accomedaliens in Oregon, spent Sunday in the city,
Co.
are first class in every respect. For preaching at Bethany church in tlie
Klon.llke Stining Company.
For information concerning Ladd, ales etc.call on or write to E.E.Dunbar, evening. Mr. Holdridge left for Med
Klondike-Yukon
Mining & Develop
Chittenden Cyanide Leaching Trough fo< ■rants Pass.
ford Monday morning where he went to
ing Co of Spokane, Washington has »
»ulptiuret ores inquire of H C Perkins,
hold
revial
services
■ ■rove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is a »er­
capital stock of *2.500.00) fully paid up
local agent, Grant* Pass
Union Iron
ect Malarial Liver Tonic anti Blood
Photos in the Carbon finish at Plient and non assessable. A block of *250,OK)
Is there atty reason why you should wear an ill-fitting Shirt?
Works agents lor the Pacific caast.
uritier Removes Bi iousness without A Van Exxe, opp court house.
of Treasury stock is now offered for sale
Most of the Shirts sold now a-days are like a sack, with holes
Values that «tay right with you unt 11 purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup,
41 10 cents |s-r aliare. On the first of
The
N.
W
I..
A
P,
Company
will
in
11
cut in and sleeves set on, and a collar that feels to you as
you are satisfied with your investinen it is as large as any Dollar tenie and re­
short time replace the old electric light April it will advance to 20 cents per
though it were not content with its station in life but contin­ every time you buy one of our high cut sile for 50c. To get the genuine ask poles with naw ones
-liare. Invest now and double your
double sole and tap, heavy outside coun or t»rove's’
money ia a few days. You can hold your
ually trying to rise up around your ears.
Charles Scribner's Ben’s travelina
tered S hoxs .— Harth A Son.
For constipation take Karl's Clover
job in the sunny climate of Southern
We have a Shirt hobby, and it will prove a good thing for
fine
line
of
liter-
man
is
tn
town
with
a
The Northern Pacific Ry. Co. make- Root lea, the great blood-purifier
Oregon and still make money in I lie fro-
Uure* headache, neivousness, eruptions ature and historical works, dont fail to
him who would wear a sightly, easy, good-fitting Shirt, 36
tlie fastest time East and gives the besi tn ths face, ami makes ths head clear
Mil North through these men of mean»
■ee the five-volume Bryant’s History on
inches long, FASHION CUT, deep yoke, collar reinforced, with
service. If you are going it ie to your as a bell Sold at Kremer’s Drug Store.
an<l experience. Call and see me.
exhibition at our office Thursday.
advantage to consider these points E.
J E. P ktkhhon , Agent.
reinforced collar band, felled seatus and two rows of thread,
Don't run any risks about health.
Call at Ben's Bicycle Den and examine
E. Dunbar, agt; Grant’s Pass.
Grants I‘ass, Ore .
making each seam doubly secure by the use of a lock stitch.
Avoid coughs, colds, fever», pueunomia, the new 1898 model *50 Crescent*. They
The dim* social at the parsonage of and all other similar ailments by keep­ are beauties.
Which would you prefer ?
klonillke l-ritspsctore
the M E church south on the evening ing your blood rich and pure with Hood’s
Fifty cents buys a good Shirt from us ; 50c will not equal
A Car of extra choice Grain Hay just
8ar»ap*rilla.
Will
be
giron an opportunity to make
of the 22nd inatl is one of the pleasant
in
It’s tlie brightest and best Hay we
it elsewhere ; our hobby on a 50c Shirt does you good—we do
events anticipated
Due notice is here­
Sheriff Fred Ferguson of Del Norte have bad this winter. Calhoun Grocery a raise at tlie Christian church, Wedne»
not make so much profit but we do sell more Shirts. Let us
day craning, February 16. License to
by given by the committoe of arrange county, California, died the 30th day of
Co.
show you the difference.
Yours truly,
mine will ceet 10 cents at the door,
merits.
January. Mr. Ferguson waa a witness
The Opera Hou»» meat maiket is
From a private letter raceived from bare in the Le nuel Melson case. W. headquarter, for the kind of meat yoi where a great field for prospecting will
be met. and sereral rich claims will be
Watsensville, Cal., we are informed that T. Baily was appointed his eucces or
want to get—the best.
placed apon the market.
the weather in that section, in fact
The ever welcome play of Uncle Tom’»
BORN.
throughout southern California, is ex­ Cabin will be presented by a masterful
I’. A V. E. M. M. E. U. P.
tremely dry for this season of the year, cempany Saturday next, Price» 25, 35
CHAPMAN—At Kerby, Tuesday. Feb­
and unless it rains soon ths crops must and 50 cents. Seat« on »ale at Huger
ruary 8. 1898, to Mr and Mrs. Thoma»
Explanation of the above— Piieby A
of conseq nance be very short. The old Pine store.
Chapman, a ton.
Van Exxe make many ■ ogant cabinet
est inhabitants say thev never saw an
photos, opp. court house.
W.8. Barrie has aliout completed the
much cold weather, as they have exper­
M AllItlEI»
plaatering and ornamental work in hi»
ienced this winter.
Can't Nepport Them.
lino on the Odd Fellows’ building
A very small hoy riding a very large There are in the building about 25oO SMITH—PERRY—At the home of J M
A gentleman living in or near Granta
February 2, 1H'.»8, Cha« D
I horse crested a sensation on Front -quare yarde of plastering and it ie with­ Chile*.
Smith and Mies Ih-r 1 ha Perry, both " Pass whose name ae do not know, went
street last Thursday. Tlie boy, riding out doubt one of the beet, it not tlie
this countv, J. M. Chiles, county into one of the leading stores in the lily
down the street at a good pace and no best, work of the kind in the city.
judge, officiating
last week, and in conversation with one
doubt thinking he would show the crowd
uf the clerks, remarked, “1 am going to
From
the
Del
Norte
Record,
we
learn
DIED.
near Judge Cbil.-»' grocery how well he
quit working for
- because I cannot
could ride, gave the horse a smart cut that David Ward of Detroi', Michigan
support
my
lamily
on
*135 per day.”
with the whip just as he was taming has purchased 8)00 acres of timber land I HARTMAN—In thia city, Tuesday, Feb- The auiount is low fora man who may
ruary
8,1898,
Charlo*
F
Hartman,
ag<
in
Northern
California.
This
ie
said
to
the corner. The her«e jataped, but
have a considerable family to support,
23 years, 5 months. 12 day*.
■lipped on the wet crosswalk and fell. 1 bo the finest timber ie that eection ef
Charley Hartinan, son of John Hart so low that he cannot enjoy any of the
throwing the lad into a mud puddle a the conetry, baring an estimated yield
The
of 'u,nber l*r
The mail, died at bi* father'* heme last Tues luxuries which the American people ad
rod away. C
_ . youth was not Yurt but I "l 40
I price n»id ranges from *1,150 to *3.000 day at 4 o'clock p in. Charley has been mire, but listen to lit* isu-oud chapter of
be is a wiser boy.
in bad health for *0111» time, gradually this, not enaggerated, but real story.
Caunty School hupt. Hayes, assisted per claim.
Before leaving the store the geutle
losing vitality on account ef lhatd-eade I
Rev. Gilman Parker, the general mis­
by Mr*. Hayes, aed W. A. Miaste ata
disease, consumption, but it w»s not man bought (LltO worth of tobacco, 25
bolding lha teachers' quaaterly examine sionary of the Oregon Baptist convention thought that the end waa so near, lie cerite worth of i igats and 10 cent* north
tion at the court houee. The following liegan a »eries ol meetings at the Baptist was out on the street but a short time of candy. W<> submit the question with­
teachers are taking ths examination church Sunday Considerable interest ago. but Tuesday he was taken with a out lurtbur argument.
for coonty certificates M cmo * Birti« already awakened Meetings every day I
Lem .rrhaite, from which tie did not re
Fetterly, Mary Day, Myrtl eAnderson, at 2:30 end 7 30 P. M Rer Parker will cover. The C01 kilb extends sympathy
A copy of Svribner’u popular history
Lillie Penae. Anne W»da, Ethel Holder, preach on the "Unperdoaahle bin” Mun- to the bereaved family in tins their try­ of the United Htaiea written ny Wil
Mary Triplet, and Zera Pool and E. P lay nighL and preach the funeral sermon ing hour Funeral services, today, the liam <'ullenBryant and brought down t>
Cribs. Miss Maximilia Nichol* is tsk of the next sinner that die* in towa, on
lOih, at 2:30 p. m , at the M E. cliurcn, lata by Noah Brook* can lie lean to
ieg the examination for a life diploma. I Monday night.
conducted by Rev J A Crutchfield
morrow at die U<>« kif . m office.
personal
local t^appenmgo
1
A Long Time Ago
I
íDinino «¿otee
We are Selling Out...
Vehicles
Cycliaie gatinfled.
While the eycliete did not obtain from
th* city last week just the thing for
which they prayed in their petition,
tber got something which so far as we
know is satisfactory. The council baa
ordered a four foot grarel track mane
■long th* sidewalk on the east aide of
8ixtl> street, extending from Howard’s
corner to the Company's slots earner.
A little donation may be asked of the
wheelmen to help pay the expenses, to
which we think they will gladly respond,
since it can be but little
8ume Things Werth Knowing
A. J. Pike, proprietor of the Little
Cash Store, opposite the roundhouse,
Grants Paes, Ore., can furnish Groceries
and Provisions at figures that will suit
yon.
Choice Petite Prunes, uew crop, B>. 2c
•• Silver
"
“
" “ «> . 3c
••
Dried Apples, “
•• !»• 4c
Honey, 3 pound*....................... ... 25c
Aud everything else in proportion.
Miner* and all should give him a call
before ouymg.
Little Shirt Talk
Notice ie hereby given that the grocery
firm ol Calhoun Broe. hae by mutual
consent, been dissolved, E. A Calhoun
retiring, and Ge*.8. Calhoun continuing
the business at the old stand under tlie
firm name of the Calhoun Grocery Co.,
who will pay and reciava all accounts ol
G ko . 8. C alhoun .
the old firm.
E A. C alhoun ,
, January 21, 1808.
50c
ook at our stock of the
Celebrated
Bridge Beach Steel Range
Headquarters for .Mining Supplies
If you want your bair cut U j suit
try
bettor Brua Sixth Hl.
After a Rain
No More Grumbling About High Prices
When you buy at the
New York Racket Store.
Fifty (xnts will buy lots of Roods, and good onus to. We sell lots of good*»; what is the use of wast
4 iag a dollar wben you can save it. Bring your pennies to
■
The Above Cut
1 Represent* our FREE HEARSE
I We sincerely hope none of out
friends will need it, but if they
should have that misfortune, they
would lie welcome to our service»
and to whatever undertaking good»
are needed at a .ery small edvano
above actual cost to us; and fifte
years of successful experience it
the profession is the guarantee ot
our ability to render appropriate
errice.
THE NEW YORK RACKET STORE.!
J. R. HALE.
Nudayene Flakes
The most economical and palata­
ble preparation ot oats. Contain
more brain, nerve and muscle
forming elements than any wheat
product. Two pound packages
only roc.
We have a nice display of it in
the window thia weex. There is
no bogus or manufactured honey
about it. We can safely say you
will find it the best tasting honey
you have tasted in a long time.
It's in full one pound frames.
You can have two of them for 25c
or one for 13c.
County Treasurer'» Notice.
Notic» ie hereby given that there are
funds in the county treasury for the re-
demption of the following County War­
rant», protested September 27. 1890 in
terest on same will ce»»e from this date.
178, »nd 179.
A. B artlktt ,
County Tteaeurer.
Grants Pass, Oreg., Feb. 10, 1898.
lieturn of the Favorite.
The Lew Johnson Uncle Tom’s Cabin
company of 18 tieople, carrying their
own special scenery and mechanical ef­
fects. will be witli us at the Grants l'aas
opera house, Saturday next, when we
may expect to sou the grand old play put
OU in a manner worthy of Mr Johnson's
management.
Judge Murphy Dead.
Judge J. E. Murphy, who has resided
al Credent City, Del Norte county, Cal­
ifornia for many years, and who was
acting superior judge for Del Norte
■■ounty for eighteen years or more, died
m San Fraecioco last Tuesday morning
»tiers he wont several months age to
be treated for the dropsy. Hie body
will lie taken from Ban Francisco by
way of ateamar to Crescent City,where it
will be buried. The death of J udgs
Murphy will necessitate tlie appointment
uf bis successor bv Gov. Budd
Please Reltle
All those knowing themselves indebt­
ed to me wil I please settle at once and
thus sa< e coat, as 1 exj.eel to leave here
by the first of March for Alaska, and
must settle up before leaving.
D h . W m . H. F lanaiian .
Consumption Cured,
Mr R B. Grove, merchant,of Chilho­
wie, Va., certifies that he Imil coiisump-
<ion, whs given up to die, sought all
medical treatment that money could pro-
•ure, tried all cough remedies he could
hear of, but got no relief; spent many
nights s 11.ng up in a chair , was induced
10 try Dr King's New Discovery,and was
cured by use of two bottles. For past
3 year* ha» been attending to business
and says Dr King's New Discovery ia
(he grandest remedy ever made, as it
lias done »0 much lor him and also for
olliere in his community.
Dr. King's
New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs,
t'olils and Consumption.
It don’t (ail.
Trial bottles free at W.F Kremer’s drug
»tore.
5
To Caro C'on«tipailoa Vorover.
Calhoun Grocery Co.
Evaporated Fruit
We think we have about the
nicest dried fruit that is to be had
anywhere and if the following
prices don't suit and you buy in
¡arger quantities we will make
the price still smaller.
Petite Prunes, per lb.........3 to 4c
Silver Prunes, per lb.............. 5c
Peeled Peaches, per lb.............. 9c
Unpeeled peaches per lb, . . 6^c
Peach Plums, per lb.............. 5c
Apples,bleached or common,
per lb...........
. ,.,5to6#c
Bartlet Pears,quaitered,per lb
Nectarines, per lb ............... 6z‘^c
Raisins, the ’97 kind,per lb . 5c
Butter
We do not claim that we are
the only dealers handling gilt
edge butter but we do claim to
have constantly the very finest
product of Southern Oregon
creameries and dairies.
We sell great quantities of
cheese and the constant cutting
and outgo keeps them all the time
fresh, moist and rich. We have
just in another lot of Williams
Cheese averaging 4 to 5 pounds
each at I2^c the pound.
Economy
is practiced by all good house­
keepers that use our Viena brand
of Roast Coffee, knowing that it
is supurb in quality, also keeping
its strength and aroma. Roasted
by the new process of roasting,
the oil, strength and flavor are all
retained. The price to all is 30c
a pound.
Of course we have lots of cheap­
er grades, like Arbuckles 7 for
ft 00 and a very fair roast (not
broken) 10 pounds for $1.00.
Take Cascarela Candy Cathartic. lOo or Ma.
It C. C. C. fall to cura, árugfiau refund money
Sauer Kraut
BEE HIVES
BEE SUPPLIES
J.
. Turvey,
WILLIAMS, ORE.
Breeder »nd Importer of
ITALIAN QUEENS ANO BEES
Write for Price*.
Its the bent made. If you
never before liked sour kraut
we think you will like this at
25e. per gal.
Calhoun
Grocery Co
Successors to Calhoun Bros.
Klondike
Supplies—
If you are going to Klondike or even thinking about
it, we invite you to call and examine our immense stock.
We have an entire floor, loo x 75 feet, devoted to noth­
ing but Klondike Supplies where you will find a com­
plete stock of
roo.
h 1*. 1>. A L Fa* lory.
Your feet arc wet; you cough, sneeze and feel bad all over. Wear a
pair of Smith the Foot Fitter’s Shoes they keep your feet "arm and dry.
One pair will last your boy Nine Months.
Always tell a very interesting
story here.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Lavitive Bromo Quinine Tablets
All Druggists refund the money if it fails
to Cure. 25,-nnts.
P. H. Harth & Son.
loth in 4, Boots, Shoes,
en’s Furnishing Goodsand Hats
Price end Quality
Notice of Dleeoletion.
grade.
Cramer Bros.
Calhoun
firocery Co.
The 8 P. D A I. company's factory
11 this city ha* a working force of 50 |
men end boys 4O.0IKI teat of lumber are '
manufactured *-a< b day into fruit boxes |
tor the California marael In the spring
when some changes are made in ma
biuery, the company expect to work op
dl.Ooo leel daily, which nieena more
wark, and the demand for a tremendous '
mt of lumber durtec the year There ie i
<-oniie<ted »ills the sugar Pine floor A J
■ ..imber C->«npeny, directly or indirectly
one way or another, In the lai-lory, in I
■torse, in th* logging camps or in the
saw nulls in tlie country for the year,
not Iras then 350 or 400 men amt bt ya,
•«ys bring engaged in the factory where
they can do the lighter work
Blankets, Rubber Goods, Mackinaw Clothing,
Shoes, Tents, Sweaters,
Fur Caps, Groceries and Provisions
Of all Kinds at Lowest Prices.
We deliver everything
Free of Charge *t the wharves either at Portland,
Tacoma or Seattle.
Send for our Catalogue Free.
Moyer Clothing Company
;ki and Oak Sts.
BEN SELLING, Manager.
PORTLAND. I