* A • ► r— r Í — ---- - --- local vappentiw Dr. Fteiiaittn. Re*ident Dentist. 5 t Blank nota« at the C ovbikii olfiee Will Mallorv’s barber shop for a hair C. 81 Loma fur watch repairing cut. Sergeant F. B. Brown will go to Wood­ Garden and Gr«»« «eed. in bulk at ville Frida) uubt to talk to the |*eople Notary public at lhe Cot nun oflkft. Clemen«, Druggist, opp. Opera House. Wade'«. 8. N. Button* caiue in from hie mine New .Ux-k oi typewriter paper at the <>n Pleasant creek and it upending a few Horseshoeing at Trimble A Bacher's Coi ait a odic. I day« with Li« family. Oiauges and Lemons, nut« and candies i Take your raxora to Will Maliory to John Olton, lhe barber, went to Kerby at Wad«’«. bav« tbem honed. j Monday on buainess, Frank McGregor | if you want a typewriter call on Price For «eed rye and other grain« addreae went with him as tar at Love's. , A Your hies. K. M. Robinson, WUderville. Charley Nickell, of the Jacksonville Dr. C. 8. Evans, oculist-optician, A potato went out on a mask. Trimble dr Bacher are prepared to do rimes, was a passenger un Monday's Blackburn building. And saut an onion bed; Cannot be had unless good seed planted north bound train, sn route for Salem. all kinds of blacksmithing Connecticut Hickoty Nuts, 5c. a pound “That's pie for me observed the squash, Special price on good grain bay tin« Mrs. W. F. Farrier returned home this ; —Calhoun Grocery Co. And all the beets in bed turned red; Wednesday morning after a visit of six week at A. J. Pike’«. Our bulk Garden Seeds were grown by one of the most reliable Go to Will Mallory’s barber shop if Go ’way!” the onion, weeping, cried— Hamlin A Fay—Fasbionabla Dies«- weeks in this city with her mother, Mrs seed houses in the country. Most everybody knows the high you want a good shave. John Hall. making—at J. D. Hayes dt Co. “Your love I cannot be; Reputation H. N. BURPEE has obtained, the Name is a guaran­ Thirty cents a bail for beardies* bar- Mr« Huden returned to her school Something new—Grape nut food at The pumpkin be your lawful bride; i ley straw at Scutl Griffin’«. tee that the Seed are fresh and the very best to be had, We Sunday morning, taking with her the Pike's. Only 20 cants a packag. You cantelope with me.” Tbe place for good fresh roasted pea­ have all varieties of Carrot, Onion, Beet, Radish, Turnip, Corn, children who will reuiaiu at Kerby for Second hand wb«el in good condition nut« is at Calhoun Grocerv Co. Beans, Peas, Etc., in bulk, which we are selling at the Right two or three week« visiting. (To be continued) for sale. Apply at this otllce. Good goods cheap—Beat prices paid at Prices. Also all kinds of Package Seeds grown by Ferry, Boweu Fraaa McGregor cams in from the For Life, Fire, or Accident Insurance Front Street Second Uand Store. and Cox. Ill Grass Seed we have nothing but the No. I kind of call upon N. P. Dodge al the C oi kikh Butler's mine on Pleasant cieek Sunday Wa have a big line of bottled good« and and took the Monday's slags for Love's Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Millet, White Clover, Etc. ' office. lunch goods.—Calhoun Grocery Co. to be with his wife and little one. I,ook for the misspelled word in Plan to take a chicken pie supper on Zero Pool made a trip to William« Harth's ad this weak. GOODS JUST IN.... Washington’s birthday at the Odd Fel­ creek thia week and will perhaps so joy l>o you need anything for your OLIVER lhe company of some of the best youug lows’ hall. Cream of Maize aud Cream of Wheat in bulk. Call for free PLOW ? Cramer Bros, have it. ladies in that section for a tew days be­ Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It istbe samples. A new article, Flaked Rice in Packages. Farm produce and wood taken as pay fore reluming to the Pass. best Scent Cigar in the market—J. G. Salt Herriug 8 ' ,;c a pound. □UR SEEDS—LIKE THIS POEM - WILL GROW. for photograph, at Pheby ’ s gallery. Schmidt. J. F. Campbell, president of the Vin­ Scused Mackeral, large cans, 25c. Just try a package of that Grape-nut dicator mine at Cripplj Creek, Colo , Rsdfiuld has a dandy bicycle for |30. Imported Bloaters, 6 for 25c. It is called the Tourist and is made food at Pikes, the beat nerve and brain aud interested in tns Vindicator placer | food goiug. mine on Cirave Creek about six miles by E. C Stevens A Co. Large, Sweet, Naval Oranges, 45c; Smaller Ones, 15c and 25c a Whole wheat Hour, Buck wheat flour, below Iceland, is on his way to Ciranta dozen. Call and see Hood’« new Crescents, they are beautiful, aud be will l»e de­ Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Graham at Scott Pass, having left Denver Monday. Black Figs, sc a pound. Grifln’s. Next week the Cot kikk ' h representa­ lighted to show them to you. We are >ow getting fresh every day Cabbage, Cauliflower, Mt Hood, the bicycle man, has just re­ tive, Sergeant E. B. Brown, recently H. C. BOBZIEN, Propri Go d Drop Washing Powder, three tuce, Turnips, Greens, Etc. from Manila, will take a trip out in ths pound package 25c.—Calhoun Grocery ceived a new supply ot Crescents, all of Kerby section. The people out that way the *99 patent. Co. will please look out for him, he has Embossed Photo Mounts for 4x4 and I The new ’99 mode! StearnB bicycles Redfield sumetliing interesting to tell. 4x5 prints for sale at theComiEK office. ate the finest wheels made. R. L. Coe and his little daughter, i au- sells them at $59 * piece. Plain mount» any size cut to order. line, left for the East Tues-lay morning Don ’ t forget that White StarF.wuris You can buy Snowy Butte flour from via. Sacramento. They will etop a few your grocer if you insist on getting it. i the beet and costs you no more than daye in Kansas <-ity, vieiting, alter which Totally II.Htroyed Great Wreck tin the New Hoad! Price the same as other first-class brands. other brands. Wade keep« it. they will go to St. Louis, Chicago,Cleve­ T. A. Hood is agent for the R«d-head»d A buu t midnight last Sunday, the We are aorry to be compelled to chron­ Joseph Kessler has received a splendid land and New York. They will be gone Rambler, a fine wheel; he will soon alarm of flr. wt. given in lh<> north»ext­ icle the fact of the early collapse of the line of ladies’ and gent’s gold and silver about a month. have an invoi.-e on band, please remem­ ern part of town when a tenant house, new Granta Parni A Crescent City Rail­ watches and invites tile public to call Dr. I! R. Heaiey, a veternary surgeon belonging to II McArthur, wan found to ber to call. way. Cramer Bros,’ show window it and examine them. A fine line of dia­ who some years ago lived in this section, b. on fire. The fir. boy. respomted im­ filled with the fragment« of what wa« Bargain«, in Furniture, Carpenter« mond and opal jewelry also on hand. was a passenger on Monday's south mediately and in tea minute, from the once a tine looking engine. We never and Mining loots, Chains, Rope, Tackle bound on his way to Manila from Fort lias« tlie bell rang, they had reached th. La Grippe is again epidemic. Every knew before how little it takes to make blocks. Forks, hoes and Brush hooks. precaution should be taken to avoid it. Canby. The doctor joined the regular Stoves $1 to $10, Guns 50 eta, to $5; army in order to have a chance to go to nearest hydrant, but it was then toe late a locomotive. Take a look and see for its Specific cure is One Minute Cough a. the building which waa a light frame yourself. Folding Chairs 26 cts at the Front bt. Manila. I’here were about 15 other sol­ structure was too far goua be for. the Cure “A. J. Sheperd, Publisher Agri­ 2d Hand Store, Now I m Your Chance. diers on. the same train. culture Journal and Advertiser, Elden alarm waa given. Mrs. M. J. I.ee will lecture at the Mo., say«: “No one will be disappointed We will give a nice |3 hat to any sub­ A. G. Martin of Madison, VVi«., is The mother, Mr.. Lucas, waa lick and in using One Minute Cough Cure for l«a Baptiat church in thte city Tuesday ev­ manager of the Grants Tass Collin Co., a the little daughter of 13 waa warming a scriber who will bring to the store the 1« one that cheap, draft, am Grippe.” Pleasant to take, quick to act. ening at 8 o'cloc k, subject Moral Ethics new firm lately organised in this city. mixture v( lard and tur|>entine ever a greatest number of papers labled with th.- claimed a is Admission, 25c, children 10c. Mrs. Lew —W. F. Kremer Mr. Marlin has brought bis wile and hot atove for her, when the greaae took his own name and that contains mis­ has the reputatiou of being a good talker two children and w ill make their future fire and of courae burned very rapidly, spelled words found in our ad. Only five GENUINE OLIVER PLOWS sold only and she will give her audience a good by Cramer Bro«. home in our k midst. They spent a year the mother and daughter escaping only issues commencing with this one. Try lecture. Go and h«ar her. > your hand. I*. If. II tarn A S on . -in this place about four years ago and with their night clothe*. Horrible agony is caused by Pile«, A large crowd aaeembled ill the opera evidently think that Southern Oregon The building ami it« entire contents Burna and Skin Diacasea. These are im. MAItRlED mediately relieved and quickly cured by house Tuesday, it being the ecca«ion of and especially Granta Pass 1« "an all were burned to th« ground, the family th« 40th anniversary of Oregon’« state­ right’* place to live in. did not save any of their clothing. Mr. CHESHIRE—ANDER8ON—At Will­ De Witt ’ s Witch Hazel Salve. Beware We have a complete ami of these call iams, Oregon, Sunday, February 12, Davies, Mrs. Lucas' brother, was away at of worthless imitation«.— W. F. Kremer. hood, and celebrated in rong and speech­ In Meiuoriaiu. | h < iv Allert Cheshire and Mine Myr­ all extras. 's. making from 2 to 4 30 in th« afternoon. the time in the mountains. There was tle Anderton,Rev. Chastain officiating. The many friends of Grandma Mar There baa been on exhibition in the OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS, the world s' no iiiurnai'a on the building but the garet Asher will be pained to hear of her window of Jewell Hardware Co., a dish are for Genuine contents were insured. •Undaid. bold wnly by Cramer Bro«. death which took place ut the home oi containing about 12 ounces of course nun Whilo the fir. l>oys could do nothing to The Grants Pass Cotfin Co. sent out gold from Wimer Bros.’ mine at Waldo. her soil, William Asher,at Dothan,Doug­ laht week, a las county, Oregon, February 3,1899, save the building, they deserve credit ASHER — At Wnl Fork, February 3r4, These pieces were picked up i on the bed* their tirit casket for responding .o quickly and making 1899. Mr«. Margaret Asher of pneumo­ ruck, and are oi all sizes from 25 cents beautiful uirule-end one, covered with aged 79 years and 6 days. Deceased was nia, aged 72 years. the finest brocaded white pluth, draped born in Park county, Indiana, January tile long distance in to short a time. to $5. 's. with silk satin, and satin cord and taa- 1’OI.I.GCK—At Winona, Oregon,Thur, In OlSfin Times 29, 1820 where she resided until she was The Cbristain Endeavor society ol the day, February 0, IHiri, the 5 month old ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK. weln, and trimmed with silk pluwh han­ married when she went with her hus­ People overlooked tha important a oi per­ Pieebvteriai. church will meet in the child of Mr. and Mr«. B. A Pollock. dles. It was furnished at the surpris­ band to Iowa where they lived until gold manently beneficial effects and were Cause of death, whooping cough. The church parlors next Sunday evening at ingly low price ot |25, which is lea« by was discovered in California in 1649, satisfied with transient action, but now body wan interrad in I’l.-asant Val­ 6:30. It will he a missionary meeting, ley lenmlery Thursday. one-half than similar gooda have been and with all of the better part of her life that it is generally kuown that Svrupof there being some interesting papers un heretofore sold. The new firm deserve« Lie foie her,¡she accompanied her husband Figs will permanently overcome habitual PRINCE -On February 7, 1899, Alice lhe subject of China. A cordial invita­ great credit and a liberal mhare of lhe to the gold fields,facing the dangers of the constipation, well informed people will youngest daughter of Mr. and Mr«. tion is extended to all to attend. Bought at a bargain and will be sold for public patronage. J. T. Prine*. wild and uninhabited West unflinching­ not buy other laxatives, which act for a Kt. Valentine’s day was quite general­ Watch Harth's ad for the misspelled ly, sharing the lot of a pioneer miner un tune, but finally injure the system. HOGUE—Near Selma, .Sunday evening — Pair. ly observed here Tuesday among the word, if you only get two papers bring til 1862 when they moved to Nevada, but al 9 «’clock, Mrs. Sarah Hogue, aged Buy the genuine, made by the California 40 year«. young people, and we doubt them in for that msy be the highest after three years they returned to Cali­ Fig byrup Co. I A full line of Carpenters and Builders' Supplies not that a few of the older one* were numlwr and the |3 hat will be yours. Mr«. Ilo,ue was the wife of William fornia, settling Mt Woodland, Yolo Co., They Are Now Kike. among the especially favored. The post Hogue of the firin of Hiatt, Hogue A Co. The wea.her tbe fore part of the week remaining there until 1877 when she offii e girls report that the custom lias The parties of whom we spoke Inai. bhc had beau lick for a long tin««. The Among our Bargains ; waa ao much like Hummer that it gave moved with her son to Josephine Co., not in the least died out, if they would week consisting of Dra. Kremer, Flana­ body waa laid to rest in th« Kerby ceme­ Oregon, making their home there until us that tired feeling and aome of our take lor evidence the numberless envel­ gan and Myers, L L. Jennings, Tom Gil­ tery Monday in the presence of a large Governor people thought it was time for the five years ago when they went to Doug­ opes and packagesuf all size« and shape«, las Co. where the Angel of Death lias more, W. E. McGregor, Ben l abor, N. E. concouree el |>eople. apring fever. It had a good effect on I Plow Points to fit any Plow which parsed through th« post office, McGrew and Joe Moes, went to R um - some of the door yards ae evidence« of visited their homo and taken from them containing all kind« of missives, from tbe burg and were fully initiated into the the dear old grandmother. lhe apring cleaning can be neen about 1IKM one for-a cent kind bo dear to the heart She leaves to mourn her loss her only Order of Elks and we may expect a full the town. The crocuaes in Mrs. J. W. of the bad boy, to tbe wonderful crea­ THE GRANTS PASS COFFIN CO, beg crop of antlers in the coming summer. Howard’s fiower garden are other evi­ child, William, five grandchildren and tion of lace paper, pretty pictures, and The buys say they had a fine time nnd to inform th$ public that we are opening two great grandchildren, lhe remains dences of the sppioach of apring verse« breathing word« of devotion. It were laid to rest at Glendale, February that the Roseburg boys entertained them up on Main «treat, oppowite th« freight was amusing to watch the youag people in right royal stylo. They apeak in the depot, with a nice line of Casket«, Burial A FULL ASSORTMENT OF 6, 1899. Ruben and Funeral supplies. call for their mail, and note the differ­ The many friends join me id extending highest terms of the kind treatment re­ ent degrees of rnnbaras»n>ent as th« W. < >. our heart felt sympathy to tlte bereaved ceived at the hands of the citizens of Prices. ►quare envelopes were handed out to Gen’l Agt. for Oregon family. Resting upon an assurance that Roseburg, for which one and all of them Our specialty will be tin« goods at the blushing maidens. M ac A mthi C vaniuk I’BOCKM. an All-wiae Providence doe th all things extend many thanks. very IpW prut-», Broadcteth Caskets, for well. inalatica, such as «re usually «old at >50 For Male. Cyanide and Chlorination treatment To Cure a Cold in One Day A $ Or««. Silver locks adorn her head We are not in the hardware business, to $75 w«'¡note al $2 i to $30, trimmed, Take fixative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All Bullion Relined and Shii*pe«l. at We lurniih our And cluster found her noble brow, but if you want Io buy a parlor or dining complete, with box. druggist* refund money if it fails to cure, Lad deep, deep furrow« of time G kaiits P am , • O kkoos . room stove, second hand, call and sea us b««rx to our patron« at a special rvducod PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. 25c. The genuine has LBQ on each tablet. Mark her dear face now. and wa will tell you where they can ba price, «nd du ealxlming, direct funeral«, bought cheap. Only 20 of them, call purchase Iota in any of the cemeteries, How tenderly we gaze u|>on have the «icuvations made, and guaran­ before they are all gone. Her wrinkled, aged bund« tee our customers against extortionai« That used to Mouth our childish paiint For Kent. charge« in all cases. And aid iin in our plan«. A g > 1 !___ personal is ....NEW B & M Grocerv Calhoun Grocery Co X Good I dow is durable, for it. Such work light plow The Olivet fresh stock Is Here and goods and furnnli We sole agents Olivers. Cramer Bros. 300 Pairs Loose Pin Aco'n Butts-Japanned Only 5 Cents a 1‘2-incli Chilled Plows at <$8.50, NEW The Jewell Hardware Co ASSAYED, Wright, Masks Eastern >-Fon*n«T CLEMENS, Never again will we see bri smile < >r hear her dear voire call Or listen to her earnest worth So pleiuant to us all. HOSIERY SALE I Last fall wc placed an order with Eastern mills for Our Spring Stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Hosiery. The order was the largest ever placed with the Mills by any one firm between Sacramento and Portland and comprises over 250 Doz. Ladies’ Men’s and Children’s Hosiery, $1.00 Will Will Iliay One Dozen Children’s I <113 One Dozen Children's Double Ribbed Seamless Hose Heavy Seamless Ribbed Hose This quality cannot be duplicated outside of our store for ujic per pair. All sizes, 5 to 10. One Dozen Ladies' Heavy Lisle FinishCotton Hose These are well worth 20 cents. Child's Fancy 4 Roman Stripped Lisle hose Ask to see them. Watch our Windows, you will see M>ine Money Savers there R. L. COE & CO For now she aleepa in a new made grave With her care and troubles o'er, For now «he Iran gone from earthly life To her home on the Golden Shore. M ims A i . k e O hnohn . They iu tight It Owl We are very reliably informed that two young men went into Rodfield's Saturday evening where they engaged in a game of cards. Homething went wrong arid they got into an altercation of words. To settle it they repaired to the bicy< a track and fought it out, the deputy sheriff being present in his au­ thority to see it well dune. New Furniture 1 have received a good assortment ef new furniture comprising bureaus, ta­ bles, chairs, bedsteads, mattresses, and a g- neral aeaortmeat of bouse furniture will ba found at all times, ( heap for cash. A good asaurtment of se< end hand goods that w II be sold cheap, ( all and get prices, also tha beet price paid in tash lor all good furs, buuth fiixlb Hl. Grants Pane. B. M c A btmub . An iiouiiiiimrul. Mr«. M. E. Hoxter, member of the Board of .Manager« of the F loreai e Cnt- ten ton Refuge Home for Women, io Portland, Oregon, it making a tour of Southern Oregon e sold at a big sacrifise—what they cost us will not lie taken into consideration. Convert them into money is what we are going to do, A Good, Heavy I’Isler Goat £ Storm Collar, Good Heavy Lining, a | cheap Garment. JR,00—NOW .. ,. .$5.25. . Black Beaver Overcoats, Good, h ivy ’ Italian Lining, Welted Seams, and correctly tailored, cheap at $15.00, Now................................................................. $11,54) Blue, Black and Brown Velvet Collars, Heavy Farmer's Satin lining, original price $S 00- Now .......... $5,00 Men’ s Wale, Hard Finish Mackintoshes, Black and Blue Black Colors, original price i ;oo— Now s . $2.50 Men’s Heavy (’ape Mackintoshes, color Bia