Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, March 01, 1900, Image 3

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    Are you Married
Receipt b«M»kf al the C«»t milk office.
An Open L>tl<r.
To
the
old-time
belief that eonei>o.p Dear Madam.
Take your ahoea to Hackett for good
Imn >* incurable' If eci you are wedded
work and right pncec.
A* the women folk* buy molt of lb*
to a mistaken notion, bhiloh’a Cough H oum furniahiog*, and you are directly
Garden Seeds, Grass Seeds, QyprvM
J. W. Howard of Kerby ie visiting in and Consumption Cure baa osereotng lawsoesed, we extend you a Moot Cordial
Dr. FlauM.n,
Seed, etc., at Pike's.
many a teriou* case, and it never fade invitation to call and *ee our new
Resident Dentist.
“Alaska and Klondike" at the Pres­ Granta Pas».
when taken in the early stages. One good* ju*t being opened up. Some
Mrs.
J.
N.
Denison
returned
mi
Sat
­
Shoe* repaired at Hackett’*.
byterian chuich, March 13.
bottle will prove more to yon than a twautioo in Carpets, Wall Paper*, Portier*
urday
from
the
East
C. StLoui* for vault repairing.
Farmers, take your team« to Harper'
whole column of argument. Try it. I.*c* Curtain*, Smte«, etc. There ie quite
K. B. Virtue of Leland has been mak­
During the season of fasting ironi Whip*. IOe to (2.59 at Hackett'*.
new brick feed stable on E. street.
Every bottle guaranteed. 25c., 50c., a radical depxiture in design* in Wall
ing
a
vuit
to
I'd
Hand
thia
week.
meat, we carry an extra large stock Quality and satisfaction Guaranteed The Ashland Normal school has a new
|1.0u a bottle.
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Paper* thi* year. All our goods are
W R. D. .Allen returned Wednesday
at Pika’s.
: 14-fout tisg, the gift of students and
of all kinds of
New; no 1899 pattern* to show you
Weather Hepurt.
tnoiniug
io
GHd
Mill,
after
a
short
visit
Tablets of all kind* at tli* C ovkikb teachers.
Following is a aummary weather ob­ Our New Ceutury Coloring* are moot
office.
sc r vat ion at Hrants Pass during li»« artiatic ami the price* are purse pl.aser*.
, Those wishing to buy farm or city I at home.
Ivan Wild returned last week from month of Jan., 1900, as reported by J.
Don't forget the Stereopticon enter­ : property, will do well to call ou Joe
We hope to have the pleasure ol a
Of best quality and perfect condi­
Ashland and has resumed ins position B. Padduck, local voluntary observer for call from you.
Moss. THE Real Estate Agent.
tain men’.
Your* truly.
the Oregon State Weather Service.
tion. including Nansen's Celebrated
on the C uvrier force.
R. Thoma* A Co,
If you waul Dried fruit; Go Io Pike’* : Tobe successful in fiuit raising, use
Max
Min
Me*u
1
F
inn io
DAT»
Smoked Sardines in oil and Broiled Cash Grocry.
Major Abe Axtell went to Ashland
Teiu. T*m. Tens. 1 inches Headquarter* lor Thing* lor the House.
Dunne's Solid Sprays made after Stale
Wednesday to attend the funeral services
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Mackerel (soused in spices).
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Harness of all Kinds, Grades and formula and put up in convenient form,
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For sale by Hair-Kiddle Hardware Co. o* Lester V. High who died in Cuba.
SUrtopticon lecture.
Price*
at
Hackett'*.
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ALSO, REMEMBER
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Joseph Dysert, the well known xninrr
Typewriter paper at lhe C ockier
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Rev. D. E. Fink* ot Naw York will be
Your bill and yonr groceries do
PHOTOGRAPHER
of Jacks creek, is reported as being very
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office.
1 ll L. D 1
Opp. Court Houee.
here on March 13 and 14, and will give
uot correspond exactly, you’ll
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seriously ill at his home near Winona.
two illustrated lecture* in th* Presby­
Henry and Arthur High, two boy» of i
You all know
Griffin put tht*
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T. P. Judson made a visit this week
find, if you buy here. Why?
terian church. The illustration* are
Ashland have beeu committevi to the
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bl
prioe on Flour below 75eta a sack.
NOTHING FINER THAN
oi
to his mine on Pickett creek. They are
.
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given with a double stereopticon with
Your bill won't be so large, but
Use Dunne'» Solid Spiaye for your | reform school at Saleui and were takeu
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running on full time and moviug a
lime light.
is
Fruit Tree«— Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. | tne-e last week.
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your
market basket will have to
large amount of ground.
The first lecture will be ou the sub­
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¿lies Mabel Million of Ashland re*
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05
If you have not used it ask for a sample. We sell lots of it. there­ Agent«.
entertain
ment
ject
ot
“
Alaska
and
the
Klondike"
aud
The
Mother
Goose
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be
a
g'xxl
sized one to hold your
.
,i
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fore it is always fresh.
There will be a meeting of the Native i ceived the prize as the most popular
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view* will he produced ol th» various
given in Ashland by the Degree of
I
young
lady
of
that
city
in
the
voting
dollar's
worth.
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IS
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Royal Gem Tea is another leader that we are proud of. New, fresh Daughters ou Wednesday, March 14, in
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scenes and conditions tbsre, showing
contest inaugurated by the Wiley B. Honor, was remarkably •ucceaaful, the
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We are making a Special Offer
and with a flavor that is all it's own. Sam pies cheerfully furnished on the A. O. U. W. hall.
the magnificent scenery; landlocked
proceeds
amounting
to
$12.5.
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i Allen Co.
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l>on’t buy Dried Fruit until you see
barbora, glacier field*, mountains and
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application.
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Sam Bennett, of Cottage (¡rove, last
along
the following lines:
August
Fetsch
has
bought
the
Dr.
Pike's Display and get hie prices. Quan­
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gold fields. There will be shown also,
For cheap Coffee our toe Rio Siftings is the equal of any 15c pack­ tity ami Q iality always considered.
Sterling farm on Rogue river, aud in­ summer an able member of the Observer
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Maple
Syrup,
warranted and guar­
scene* ef the seal lisherie* and glimpse,
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tends to engage in extensive stock rais­ force and a pillar of strength in the base­
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age Coffee.
Pike ie making a drive on Canned
of the everyday lite of the natives, their
anteed
strictly
pure maple:
ball
arena
haj
been
in
Grants
Pass
thia
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ing. This farm is located 10 miles be­
Goods. Better tee hun before buying.'
curious homes and quaint customs.
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low Grants Pass and contains 340 acres. week.
Gallon
cans.
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Price by the Case very cheap
The subject ol the second lecture is
G. 8. Martin and family arrived here
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Coggings Bro»., well known mill men
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“Strange i’e-ipie in our land," aud in Half gallon cans
Dr. Kvaua, oculist-optician, office at
recently from Oaksdale, Wash. Mr.
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of Igerna. Cal. are preparing to erect a
thi* lecture Mr. Fink* give* an interest­ Quart bottles.
Martin is a brother in law of C. E. May­
residence. All cases of defective vision
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■ ft-
saw mill of 150.000 feet daily capacity
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ing study in etbuology, vividly picturing
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corrected, including astigmatism.
bee and an attorney, and intends to enter
at a point on the railroad near Coles
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various tribe* aud classes, among the Pint
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Dunne's .Solid bprays are recommended station, squarely on the state line, and the legal fit hi here with Mr. Maybee. Mr.
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quaint village* of the Pueblo*, the mud We are selling the best Buck­
Martin is a former editor ef the Waverly
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by the State Board of Agriculture—Fori paitly in each state.
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huts of the Mesicana, among the Mor­
Courier and of the Oaksdale Sun.
sale by Hair Riddle Hardware Co.
wheat in ten pound sacks
Mean temperature, 43; mons, or telling thrilling stories ol the
A south bound freight tram was
Miss Laura Jones, formerly editress of maximum temperature, 64; date 12;
My Cow gives lota of milk and butter, wrecked on Monday morning at Isadora,
at
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Indians
Each
lecture
ie
accompanied
I feed her all the Alfalfa bay she will eat. near Roseburg, 12 cars being derailed. the Drain Watchman, passed through minimum temperature, 25; date, 25,26; by about Uh) beautifully colored views.
number
days
clear,
4
;
partly
cloudy,
4;
H.
O.
Self Rising Buckwheat
here
Friday
morning
and
greeted
her
I buy the best. Scott Griffin has the |
cloudy, 23; prevailing wind. S. W.
No one was injured. The wreck was
The lecture itself is both entertaining
friends at this place on her way to New
best Alfalfa 1 ever saw.
per package.........................
responsible for the belated condition of
and instructive in a high degr*e, and is
Orleans, where she goes as a delegate to
BORN
Dr. Lowe, the only optician in Oregon Monday morning's passenger train.
accompanied with a humor which adds Whole Wheat Flour 50 lb sack
the
National
Editorial
convention
Miss
who has had medical training, will I m *
Mr- and Mrs. Hugh Stevens, of Wood­ Jones has acquired quite a wide-spread IsHAM—Near this city, on Thursday, to its lively and impressive character
Feb. 22, to Mr aud Mrs. F. G. Isham,
at Hotel Joeephine, March 12tli 13th ville, who were united in matrimony al
Recreation and instruction are not a."
reputation in this part of the world by
a boh .
and 14. Take your eyes to him.
ways found united but in thi* case they
this place last Thursday, had a runaway her clever work in the journalistic line
Cash paid for old Rubber .Copper, Brass accident while returning home on that and has many friends throughout the WHITE—In Kerby, Ore. Feb. 7, I960, are, and thi* opportunity tor pleasure
to Mr. and Mrs. Time. H. While, a
for.
and Zinc at Marshall's second hand store evening. The buggy was badly smashed state who regret that, on account of ill
and prufit should not be allowed to pass Geretia, ten pound
daughter.
on Front street, opposite the Round and both Mr. and Mrs. Stevens were health, she has been compelled, for a
unimproved. The admission will be Rye Flour, ten pound sack ..
HALL—Near Grants Pasa,
__ , on Sunday,
__ ,
Bouse, Grants Paes.
severely bruised. Mi. Stevens still time at least, to abandon the field. She
Juet try some of our good
Feb, 18, 1900 to Mr. and Mra. C. H. free. A collection will be taken to
meet the expenses and tor missions.
Hall, a son.
If you want extra Burbank Potatoes carries his arm in a sling as the result recently sold the Drain Watchman to
Buckwheat and pure Maple
of hie injuries.
go to Pike's.
Benton Mires of that place, by whom it Ml'RTlIA—la Grants Pans, on Feb. 16,
Since July 1891, Dr. lxiwo the well
Syrup.
You are sure to pro­
1900,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Murtha,
The local mail service on the night will be conducted hereafter.
Red Top Clover seed, Utah rec-leaned
know n eye •pecialieet ba* been coming
a son.
Alfalfa seed, Timothy seed, Willamette trains has been extended to Ashland,
nounce
them
good.
how’» Thii?
We will give away the elegantly finished
WEBBER—In Medford Sundav, Eek. to Granta I*«*». He will again tie here
Valley Tame cheat seed, Winter Oats a .id the mail car which vras formerly
A Japanese Tea Pot free with
on March 12, 13, and 14, at Hotel Jose­
We
oiler
One
Hundred
Dollars
Re
11,
1900,
to
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
G.
E.
Web
­
cut out here l»ow runs to that plats.
and Wheat at Scott Griffin’s
ber, a daughter.
phine. Sight la priceless, See him.
ward for any ease of Catarrh that can­
each dollar's worth of Tea. See
A first class line ot goods always on After March 1, the service will he not be cured by Hall’* Catarrh Cure.
PRIDDY In Medford, Feb. 16, 1900, to
at
1
’
ikt-
'*.
you
wilt
be
pleased
if
««traded
froui
Dunsmuir
on
the
»outli
samples in the window. We
Nowon exhibition in out corner window. No one is
Mr. ami Mra. G. W. Priddy a son.
F.J.CHENEY’ A CO.,Props.,Toledo,O.
to Ashland, giving two continuous mail
you buy your Grocries of him.
barred, everybody has an equal chance, ask for particulars.
We,
the
undersigned,
have
known
F.
sell Garden Seeds at zjic a
services daily between Portland and
MARRIED
An unoccupied building in Ashland
J. Cheney for the last 15 year*, and
j San Francisco.
paper. They were grown by a
was destroyed by fire last Wednesday
lieheve him perfectly honorable in all STEVENS—Me CARVEL—In Hrants
F ive Ceuta per Doaen.
night. It was the property of E. D.
Pass, on Thursday, Feb. 22, 1900, by
reliable house.
busine*« transaction* and financially
Rev. M J. Hickey, Hugh C. Stevens,
Briggs and the loss amounted to several
splendid line of mounts for multiple able to carry out any obligation* made
and Miss Rosa McCarvel, of Wimer.
hundred dollars, with no insurance.
j pictures, some as low as 5c per dozen hy their firm.
—In Ashland on Thurs­
The school board ot Ashland have Aleo panel* for (purqncture. in different
W kst AT ki ax , Wholesale Druggists HERRIN-FORD
day, Feb. 22, 1900. Fred W. Herrin
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
advertised for bids for the construction ’ position*. All kind, of mount* on Toledo, O.
and Miss Ina (i. Ford, both of Ash­
HARDWARE.
W aiihmi , R innan A M akvin , Whole­
GARLAND STOVES.
of an eight room, two story and base­ hand —A. E. Voortiiea.
lard, Rev. F. G. Strange officiating.
sale
Druggist*,
Toledo,
O.
ment brick school house to be built in
MATHEWSON-ADAMS—At the res
Arrested (or forgery.
llall’a Catarrh Cure is taken intern­
that city.
idence of the bride's parents in Kerby,
On Thursday, Doc Mansfield was ar- ally, acting directly upon the blood *nd
Ore. on Wednesday, beb. 21, 1900.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF
Dunng the season of Lent, at St. Luke’s
Goo. S. Mathewson of Althouse, and
tested on the allegation that be had mucous surface* of the aynteiii. Price
church, in addition to the usual Sunday
Miss Martha L. Adams, of Kerby, Rev.
forged Wm. Alexander’s name for $10. 75c per bottle Hold by al! Draggle»*
service, (with the administration of the
Joseph Sams of the M. E church
He was taken before Justice Holman Tentimonials free. Hall'* family Pill*
officiating.
Holy communion at every morning
| and placed under $300 bonds, the ex* are the be*b
service,) there will be a Wednesday eve­
A select company enjoyed the privi-
| amination posponed until Monday,pend-
ning service, at 4 p. in., on the 2nd and
Ashland's Operatic Event.
ego of witnessing the rereni >ny and
| ing the arrival ol witness«« from Sucker
■■■■■■
4th Fridays of the month.
Dunean Clarke'* grand aggregation after offering c mgrutulalions to the I
) creek. The witnesses did not arrive on
A fruit growers convention will be held | yjOIH]av and since that time his case delivered their unblushing |>er(ormanee bride and groom marched into the din­
in Portland on March 7 ami 8. A rate has been crowded out by the Lempke in Ashland on Saturday evening. The ing room where an excellent repast
of one and one-third fares have been assault.
Titling* says : “A more depraved job lot awaited them, to which all did full
A
obtained from the railroad company,
of w retches could not lie raked with a justice. After a few hours were spent in
Try Allen's Foel-Kaw.
on the taking of a receipt from the agent
at
line tooth comb from Hie purlieu* of any conversation and song, the guests dis-
W.
when purchasing the ticket. The object
A powder to be shaken into the shoe*. of the Whitechapel* of the larger citie*.’* l»ersed wishing the happy young couple
Gen’l Agt. for Oregon
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. is to obtain unity of effort on the part of Y'our feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, “The whole outfit travel* in a ‘special* a prosperous journey through life.
M a < A kthi k -F okhkht C yaniuk P koakm .
fruit growers and to effect a permanent and get tired easily. If you have emart- cattle ear of their own, which i* white­
DIED.
Cyan id« mi l Chlorinalion treatment
organization for marketing their pro* ing feet or tight shoe*, try Allen’s Foot- washed to distinguish it from the stock
Taken l p.
A Few Pointers.
of Ore*.
ducts.
Ease.
It
cools
the
feet
and
makes
walk
­
cars
in
which
other
cattle
are
carried
HALL
—
.Near
Hrants
Pass,
on
Tuesday,
The recent statistics of the number of
Bullion Refined and Whipped.
On the night of Dec 14, there come to
beb. 20, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Boussum, 5»ho is farming down ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, over the railroad."
my ranch a 3-year old filler with wlnte deaths show that the large majority die
C.
H
Hall,
aged
two
days.
O
kamt * P am ,
-
-
Oaxuon.
ingrowing nails, blister* and callous .Also “The villainous crew do not
spot in (orehead ami one white foot, with consumption. Thia disease may near Rogue river, and a Mr. Wichtner,
RE AMES—At his home in Jacksonville
spot*.
Relieve*
corn*
and
bunion*
of
also
a
resident
of
that
part
of
the
even
give
a
pretorniance
that
could
be
I »arge sire coin poti lion books for 5c at
branded on right thigh. Owner can commence with an apparently harmless
on Wednesday evening, Feb, SI, HMM),
pain and gives rest and comfort. ‘dignified’ a* a coarae or vulgar one,
cough which can be cured instantly by country, Wednesday morning found a!
tilt Coi' mi kb office.
have same by paying charges.
of erysipelas, Thomas G. Ream««,
!
Try
it
today.
Sold
by
all
druggists
and
they are all hideously ugly, distressingly
aged 00 years.
Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and demented and nearly frozen man lying
M Al KICK II K*.
We have the finest Bachelor Button .
T
Lunge, which is guaranteed to cure and in a pool of water on the desert, near i j »hoe «tores for 25 cent*. Trial package stupid and unspeakably vile.’’
PENING ER— Near Tolo, on Friday you ever saw ; nv more need for pins
Notice of Dissolution,
F'ree.
Address,
Allen
8,
Olmsted,
Le-
their
places,
'lhe
man
was
s<arcely
This
combination
desired
to
entertain
Feb. 23, HMM), Mrs. W H. Penmger.
relieve all cases. Price 25c. and 50c.
WHY
PUT UP
or nails to hold your trouser*. Tlieie
Notice is hereby given that the firm of For sale by all druggists.
able to talk or move, but from h*s in­ Roy, N. Y
the Grant* Pass people, but the mana
A periibabie mark st the last reeling
button*
can
be
fastened
or
unfast
­
Price and Voorhies, publishers of the
coherent talk it was learned that his ,
ger* of the opera house delivered a nega­
ened iu a jifly and will last a lifetime. place of your loved ones when you can
Rout e R iver Cot rier , has been dis­
name was Masters and that he had been |
tion.
la till. 1*1 tin Enough?
get a gota! marble headatono of your
solved bv mutual consent. C. S. Price re­
out all night. He was taken to the
Bargain on Driving Outfit.
ISS
KATE
CARY,
If you have a nagging cough, and are
Grant* Pas* dealer for (15 to »18.
tiring. A. E. Voorhies will continue
county hospital where he is being cared I
A good sound horse in tine condition*
losing flesh, go to a drug store, and get
UNDERTAKERS
the business, collect aii debts, ami as
for. Ho is reported to be a miner and
Jo*«phi*« County Map.
weighing about 1200 pounds, perfectly
a bottle of Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
EMBALMERS
some all obligations.
lives near Tolo.—Medford Mail.
INSTRUCTOR OF
The official map of Joeephine couaty
trusty
and
willing;
a
good
strong
buggy,
Take
two
thirds
of
it,
ami
then
if
yon
are
C. S. P rick .
VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC,
can be had at I be C ovkixx office at re­
1*2 inch axles, nearly new; good har­
not benetitted, leturn the bottle to the
To Cure a Colt! In One llay.
A. E. V oorhies .
Office oh Olli Nt. uppo. Court Hou*«.
duced price*. Folding pocket map, *1 ;
ness ; all for S100.
druggist, and he will return your money.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TalileL..
wall map* in color*, »3 50 Call a tilge
Apply at this oilice or to 8. II. Cal­ Residence North 7th Ht.
Isn’t tliat fair? No one could ask more. Ail druggiitt* relu ntl money if il failt* tocure.
Is prepared to receive a limited number of
25c , 50c . anti |L90 a bottle.
GRANTS PASS.OR
E. W. Grove's signature on every box. 25c pupils. Studio at Mrs. K- K. Montgomery’s. houn.
White House Grocery
Salt, Dried and
———Canned Fish.
local Ibappcmnoe
L
personal
DL4 CDV
Coffee and Tea are our Specials.
Chase&SanborosCelebrated Mocha and Java Coffee
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.
Sixth Street, Opposite 1*. O.
OZST APRIL 14TH
Nickle Plated No. ‘20 Oliver Chilled Plow,
We are
Headquarters tor
Cramer Bros
Clothing
Shoes
Furnishings
1 )isenfectants
Chloride Lime, Copperas, Carbolic Acid, Etc.,
Sulphur for I'mni gating Purposes.
CLEMENS
Calhoun
Grocery
Co
ASSAYER
G. Wright
Rubber Boots, .
Oil Clothing,
Trunks and V alises.
HOLMAN & SON,
M
J
THE BIG NEW
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V
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C
oe & Co
STORE ON THE CORNER
R. L. Coe has just returned from the east and Loads of New Goods are arriving daily. The new Counters, Show
Cases and Shelving are being placed in position as fast as possible and with our increased facilities for serving our pat­
rons we shall endeavor to make this the best year we have ever had. Our buyer while in the eastern market picked up
some Rare Bargains and Exclusive Styles that will be appreciated by our customers. Remember we will have a class of
Dress Goods. Silks, and Shoes that you will not find in any other house iu the city and will say that while the great cry
has come all along the line that all classes of goods are advancing in price you will be somewhat surprised to lind many ar
tides in our mammoth new stock not only at old prices but in a great many lines we are offering
BETTER
VALUES
THAN
And advise everyone to watch our advertising columns carefully. We are going to make the Big Store Famous for Genuine
Bargains This Season. ___________________________________________________________________________
A Big Scoop in Wall Paper
2000 Rolls of 20c Wall Paper at 10c. 12 l-2c and löc.
Splendid Values.
Others may follow but we lead in Quality, Style, Variety and Prices.
R. L. COE & CO.
The Big Store 011 tlie Corner