« lee at Blake> l>r. Flanagan. Resident Dentist. Whips, Ilk* to $2.50 at Hackett's. ____________________________ Horseshoeing at Trimble A Barber*« shoe. repaired at Hackett's. C. StLuuis for watch repairing iKin't fail to «ee Dr. Lowe if you need H^-asss of all Kinds, tirades and (lM«ra. Where do you get your bair cut? Try ¿'rices at Hackett's. Farmers, miners and all: Bee Pike be* Will Mallory. fore buying gr«»ceriee. Camera» for Mie or rent. Inquire of * One dollar's worth of geode for 80cents A. E. Voorbiea. at the New Variety Store. Twenty per cent 1> «count Sale at the Street hats in the latest shape. style, New Variety Store. and color. At Miss Clevenger’s Take our shoes to Hackett for good Hop yard supplies a speciality, at Pikee work and light price». Cash Grocery. Prices cut to suit. Sweet potatoes at the Big Cash Groc­ Weekly Oregonian and C ovkikk $2. ery (White House) 2l2 cfs. Mason’s Fruit Jars ami Fruit Cans at photographer Hair—Riddle Hardware Co. Gel our 1 II tL 10 1 Opp. Court House. prices. Good good» cheap—Beat prices paid at Gentner dt Johnson—Bicycle repairing Front Street Second Hand Store. and la.he work. All work guaranteed Order your ic3 frnui Blake. He de­ and prices reasonable. lve» a ice from 6 a. m. to 6 p. in. Casey's Combination will give an en­ For tickets East call on 11. A. Roter- j tertainment at Wimer on the eveuing of tnund, agent S P Co , Grants Pass. Monday. Oct 2, at Owens hall. Trimble & Bacher are prepared to do Loet. all kind« of blacksmithing. A large pin on which are the photo if you want something in D.shescr Glassware try the White House Grocery. graphs of two boys, tinder will be suitably rewarded on delivery at this Flour and Feed a specialty at 1'ike’s. other Fresh Shipment of this'Celebrated Coffee arrived this week. It will pay you to see him when going to office. buy. Miners, Campers, Prospectors and | Picnic Parties, always go to Pike’s Gro- : We have another good one at 7 pounds for $1. eery to buy their supplies. Two packages of Yosemite Roast Coffee ,a spoon in every pack- You can save money by buying your , MS'1 for Coffee al Pike’s. Call and see his stock In Green Coffees we have Old Gos. Java, a tine Salvador l’ea Bar- and try some of hit choice blends. offee that is Goffe« local vappeninod DU CDV GROWty SE & SANBORN, Importers, Boston. | personal J J. W. Reeves came up from Gahce | last Munday. J. W. O igerg came down from Med­ ford on Monday. Judson Bent, the Galice mine owner came up to town Tuesday. L. B. Geer ol Salem has been in «¡rant» Pass this week. J A. Whitman ot Medford came down to Grant« P am , Monday evening. Chas. Nickell, of ths Jarkeonville Times is in town thia week, attending court. Attorney W. I. Vawter o( Medford mine down Monday evening to attend court. Mrs Zimmerman ami Mrs Willett returned Sunday from a visit to Ash­ land. J.'M John ut Williams is in town this week, ably tilling the position of court bailiff this term. Homotead Papers Lost. In Giants Paas on Thursday Homa- Mi«« Florence Trefren, who has been here for th * pa«t week \isiting with ths «lead Entry papers, No. 774!, Melvin It. family of A.W. Silsby, and attending the Murphy. Finder will receive a reward of reunion, returned on Monday morning $2.00 on delivery at this office. to her home iu Ashland. Lost. Our Climax Roast Coffee at 25c can’t be beat. Dissolution of Partnership ry orJCarracol and a genuine Cos*a Rica. We can name you closest cash price*. ami furnish the goods. Try us. White House Grocery. IT Largest stock of Groceries, Crockery, and Queensware in the City. Late Crawfords 3STOT PEACHES But tJicvcless ilt il Bargain Prices Reduced as Follows : Bicycles for Bicycle for Bicycles for $25.00 35.00 4*2.50 call and m -: f . them at Cramer Bros ODD FELLOWS IIICYI I E SUNDRIES. BICYCLE ECONOHY The money you pay for a new wheel is some­ times only pait of the price. The bicycle­ mender gets die rest. If you buy............ THE ÇRE5CENT to begin with you need have only a bowing acquaintance witli the wheel-tinker qELL"En 0F T. fl. HOOD. Toledo Blade and Courier Si.2; ► Ac bool Note« The family of I.. B Moore, the new S. P. agent, arrived in this city from (From our School Corrrepondent.J Roseburg, Wtdueeday. New pupil« being added to the school Walter de Varila. Mining Engineer roll daily. M im . Dora Colvig in. teaching the and deputy Called State» Geo logical and Mineral Surveyor arrived in Granta primary room temporarily. Miss Merle Hackett ia taking up «pec-1 Paas from Alaska on Sunday last, with his family. He intends to spend some ial studies in the 10th grade. time here and perhaps to locate perman­ Clyde Hockett, one of the returned ently. Mr. de Varila i» a miner of ex­ •oldier boy«, lias entered the 10th grade. tensive practical experience, and ia not M im Maggie and Anna Hausetb, of altogether unfamiliar with this country Deer Creek, are in attendance at school; having been here some years ag > with members of the Senior class the U. 8. surveyors. During Miss Odessa Thompson'» stay of a few days in Salem, Miss Hemen- 1IIuittraird Lecture iu Women. All ladies interested in the movement way filled her place a» teacher. The total school attendance at present for a higher physical life for women, and those who wish to a id to their knowl­ is 490 pupils, which ie about thirty more edge of the human body, its functions than that of last year at ibis time. The senior class held a business meet­ and diseases, are cordially invited to be ing last Friday, and elected the following pre be nt at (Md Fellow» Hall, on Thur» day, Sept 28th, at 2:30 o'clock, where a , class officers : President, Roy Hackett ; talk will lie given on “Health and ' Vice pre* dent, Mary Jenkins; Secretary, ' Beauty” bv Mrs J. V. l«ayne. of Port­ Mamie Paddock; Treasurer, Roy Kre-! land, under the auspk-e» of the Hygienic uier. The desks for the new school building I Dep< of the Viavi Co. have not yet arrived, and some of the Jewell buys Gold at the old stand. l>o not forget that you get 20 per cent off at the New Variety store. For tickets East call on H. A. Koter- mund, Agent 8. P. Co., Grants Pass. When farmers want money for their) DIXON & MiCROSKEY will dissolve partnership by mutual crops, they always go to Pike’s grocery. - consent and will offer to the public their Entire Stock without Re Try the Mountain Java Coffee at Pike’s ' serve. Before we had concluded to dissolve partnership, we had Grocery. bought our fall line of goods in all departments and they are Call at the C ockier office and ask to see their new samples of embossed sta i most all in. Everything will go without reserve until the entire tionery; they are up to-date it; every stock is closed out. respect. The stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes. Hats, A tine new ergan has been secured for Furnishing Goods. Ladies' Tailor Suits. Capes, Jackets, Trunks, St. Luke’s church. The old one was an instrument at one Ilins used in St. Hel­ Valises, Parasols. Etc., at our old stand. en's Hall, Portland. For the most complete stuck of stoves, Ranges, and Heaters go to Hare—Riddle Hardware Co. E. C, DIXON, The Rev. Chas, and Mrs. Booth an R. O. McCROSKKY. .nounce the marriaga of their d «lighter, Emma Louisa, to Mr. James Lennox McPherson, of Seattle, U. 8. deputy sur­ veyor. The marriage will take place at St. Luke’s church, Grants Pass, Oregon, A good deal of interesting matter is W. H. Hampton of Placer came up to on the 11th of October at 5 p. in. Alter out of this week’s issue, on ac­ Grants Pass on Sunday. i a trip to Victoria they will make their crowded ' of lack of time and space. D. L.and I . N. Browning ot Placer! home at 413 Olympic avenue, Seattle, count 1 Crescent City has taken the initial are in town this week on court business. ' Washington. steps toward the establishment of a Will Q Brown of Riddle came up to Mining Locations. plant for the smelting and reduction of Grants.PaM on Tuesday for a few days (Recorded since Sept 17) Del Norte county’s copper ore. stay. Joseph L Woodbury L. C. Barton, Three days, no longer. Next Monday Ex-marshal F. W. Iluggerih has gone ami Jessie W. Barton, 60 acers placer Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 2, 3 and 4, to Siskiyou to accept a position with the ground in Josephine mining district. J. A. ami M F. Conner, placer claim at Hotel Josephine. You will want bridge carpenters. on Soldier Creek, in Briggs ('reek min­ perfect glasses, perfectly fitted to your Cary W. Thompson, supsrlntenden t ol ing district. eyes at right prices, can consult Dr. the Victor Junior mine, was in town a M. J. ami Della Love. 4<> acers placer Lowe, the well known and only regular few «lays this week. ground in Briggs Creek mining district. graduated oculo-optician in Oregon. Circuit Judge li. K. Hanna cam«» The above three «lays, no longer, will he For down from Jacksoville on Sunday eve stay. I ningand opened court on Monday. Good Sto.e for any kind of business n The return of W. J. Fenton to Albany l.O.O. F. building, good location.— II. V. Gates, depaitment commander by the conference at Grants Pass w ith See Joseph Mose. of Oreg< n, arrived here on Thursday, full time at Albany, is greatly appreciat­ a ((ompanied by Mr«. Gates, to deliver The Ladies. ed by the members of the church here. an addre»» at the Reunion. The pleasant effect ami pei feet safety Rev. Fenton has done a good work here . with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, the pastyear, besides greatly improving ! Attorneys C. B. Watson, of Ash Ian d» under all conditions, make it their favor the church property. The organi Ation \. S. Hammond of Medford and W. M. ite remedy. To get the true and genuine is now in excellent condition for the Colvig of JackNonviile came down Sun­ day evening iu attend the circuit court. article, look for the name of the Calif­ coming year’s work — Albany Herald. ornia Fig Syrup Co. printed uear the Mrs, M. A Da Shiei who has been Postoilice Inspector E. (’. Clement bottom of the package. For sale by all was bere for a lew days this week on of­ i iiere during the «umtr.er visiting with druggists. ficial business connected with the recent . her mother, Mrs E. A. Thompson, left pjstuffice robbery. He examined the, for her home in Des Moine», Iowa, on I.ONt. Wednesday of last week. On Tuesday, a coral stickpiu. Finder, record» thoroughly from the time that Mr. Harmon took charge of the office, Miss latura E Jones, of the Drain please return to N P. Dodge. and found Mr. Harmon’s estimate of the Watchman, who lias been visiting bere I cash shortage to be correct and every- for u short time left for her home in \fISS DOBSON, . thing straight. Drain on Tuesday'» evening train, ac- compained by Mr». It a Tompkins. For Hair. Dennis II Stovall of the Corvallis INSTRUCTION IN Twenty acre farm. 800 apple tree« five I Union-Gaietto, author of “Heart of the’ Vt new reduced prices. .Notice, I will not cash hop checks except a« raceiveil from the pickers. Merchants must not purchase the ti cketo. J ohn R anxau , J m ., teachers are getting rather impatient, to sett’e down to their school work prop­ er, as they are working nt a disadvantage, the rooms being so crowded The following tweUe puples constitute the graduating class of 1900: Nell Graff, Lida Fyflhid, Myrtle William», Mamie Paddock .'•Mary Jenkin», Elien Colvin, Elsie Green, Maggie llanseth, Anna IIanseth/Roy Hackett, Roy Kreiu* er, Walter Keys, Clyde Hockett. The senior class contemplate the or­ ganisation of a reading club, in which they will take up the study of literature in general. This club will be under the supervision and mat ruction of Miss Goodwin, and will meet every Tuesday evening. Miss May Davis has resigned her po­ sition in the Grants Pass public school, and has accepted a position iu Salt Lake City. Though we miss Miss Davis greatly ami dislike to lose her from our midst, we are glad that such fortune ha« smiled upon tier, and that a larger field of lalair is opened to her, whereby she may realise greater returns. You want the fresh est, purest, and best ma terial for your cooking, WE KEEP IT! You waul fresh eggs, sweet but­ ter, good flour, pure flavoring ex­ tracts in fact for best food the best things you can get from vour grocer are none too good. Our full Cream Cheese from Fort Klamath is about the nicest cheese you ever tasted. Its the creamy kind. Just try a little. We cut it at 15c a pound, or can give you a whole cheese weighing about seven pouud at 14c a pound. You'll never be disappointed if you order Groceries here. Piano for Sale. For Sale. A second-hand Kimball piano, 7 Room hoose in north end of city, first class instrument. Inquire at this good barn and outbuilding«, fruit trees, office. one acre of ground.—See Joaeph Mo«a. Business property on front street. Minerals «ent to this office for assay will receive prompt attention. The Good residence pioperty on Oth street.— always will be made by the le»t assay let». See Joseph Moss. Character Clothes Little things show it, Pleased with it Will. Get the right kind— the world will set a higher esti­ mate on your abilities. Those who use onr high-grade Flour pronounce it the best they ever bought. It is especially ex­ cellent for bread, biscuit, pies, etc., and when used for cake and other delicacies it gives results that please all the family. The high grade quality of the Snowy Butte and Ashland Flour is due entirely to the care used in the selection of the wheat, and the skill and cleanliness employed in its manufacture. Sold in large or small quantities at prices that please, for instance, »50 pounds of either of these brands for $.V75- Now is the time to lay in your winter's supply of Flour, it will not tie cheaper but the chances are in favor of its going higher soon. ....GOOD CLOTHES.. Rightly cut, well tailored, the first credentials—no matter what your vocation, lie you bank­ er or merchant, doctor, clerk or mechanic, lawyer or laborer, clothes are the outward expres­ sion of your taste and judgment, and form the first, and therefore the lasting impression. We are showing Clothing which bears the stamp of Master Me­ chanics upon them We are not paying for this space in order to convey false impressions in order to Ix-guile you into our store, but when we carry such goods as are made by Schloss Bros, of Balti­ more, you may rest assured there are none lietter They are Mak­ ers, Creators, Designers. We cordially invite you to in­ spect these goods. Yours truly, P. H. Harth & Son Calhoun Grocery Co BUILDING SALE BARGAINS 10 CASES LADIES’ 10 CHILDREN’S i i ii DON'T MISS THE BIG BUILDING BARGAINS IN SHOES AT & C2