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Coflee I Coffee I Coflee I « Tea! Tea' Tea! Best, Good, Medium. Fair and common al prices that can not be duplicated in the town At Pike’s. Freeh Vegetables al Wa le's. Bicycles sold un inrtaluieals at Cramer Bros. Take vour shoes to Hackett for good work and light pticee. Wood wanted ou tubacripliou at the Cot Kiva office. Bummer corsets, 50. Ous door north of bank. R O. McCroakey. The Crescent Bicycle coats the leait for repairs. T. A. Hood A Co. j Buy your Nails ot F. H. Schmidt, for be is the lowest in town RAMBLERS High grade Bicycles $40 Hsir- Riddle Hardware Co. Patton’s Suu Proof Paint ¡«guaranteed for tive year*, and sold only by Cramer Bros. We have wheels for all classes of rid era. let us know your want*. We can please you. T. A. Hood A Co. A first class line ot goods always on hand at Pike’s. you will be pleased if you buy your Grocries of him. ri Csrabig Events May It—Ice cream aocial al LM<1 Fel Tbs Assessor baa the most Important personal | local t>appcninoe lows, ball. office in the uounly, and it is tolly to ed May 15— Registration cloaos. ucate a new assessor every two years at May 18 an.l 17—Uoanty Sunday school public expense. Dr. Flanagan, Miw Kate Cary visited Gold Hill on convention. Tom Smith baa been competent, scon- Reaident 1‘enliF.l. Weihiesday. May 28— Eclipse of tha sun. rrnical and efficient, and if re-elected Shove repaired at Hackett’s. T. P Cramer made a trip to Williams May 26—lecture by John G. Uuolay. will serve the public hotter and uiora; on Wednesday, on bis wheel. May 27—Memorial Sauday. C. StlAxna lor eau*h repairing economically than any now man, aud in W. II. Hampton came up from Placer May 30—Memorial Day. taking the office out ol partyiem, he' Whip», )0v to |2 50 at Hackett's. I Juns 4—Stale and county elec'iooe. Thursday for a visit to this city. ought to receive the hearty support of Devlin» iu Naila at F. H. Srbinidt'a. I Mr. and Mrs. Claud Grimes went to all taxpayers. T ax P avu tlMuishuld Furnltun tor S.I. The best Bicycle at T. A. Hood A Portland on Sunday evening's Ua.n. Mrs. E. A. Thom peon wishes to dis- Co’«. .IKSkSaOB'a .TXTXMKBT. R K Montgomery returned on Mon pose oi her huuaebold furnitiir« at the Quality and satieiaction Guaranteed 1898. day morning from a visit to Portland. earliMt possible date. If you nwd any at Pike'«. thing for th« bouse call st her appari- Total gan taxes, $ 31,270 00 * 31,632 00 Geo. H. Shim, deputy revenue collect- Fancy Creamery and Da’rv Butter at “ R.R. " or of Portland, was in this city Tburs- mente in the Western hotel Immediately. 8.094 00 8,033 45 paid . .......... Wade’e. 3.Í72 55 2,770 41 day. City taxes. SPECIAL SALE. If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike*« Taxable proper Mrs. J. H. Booth is visiting friends in ty in city....... 348,300 00 357,265 I Cash Grqcry. We place on sale today 500 yards Fine the Willamette valley —Roseburg Re T om S mith . Drees Linen finished Lawns in the Linen Harness of all Kinds, Grades and view. Colors, U™ »tripes, Checks aud Plain. Price« at Hackett*«. K. L. Sabin, representing the Portland 5 cents per yard. Thia line sella regular Found l>«sd Garden ^eed«, Grees Seed®, Cypress Protective Cnioa, was in Granta Paes ly at 10 and 12'« cent*. The body ol C. W. Corson, who has Seed, etc., at Pise’«. last Wednesday R. L. Cos A Co. been following his trade as painter here DU CDV PHOTOGRAPHER Herbert McCarthy came down from for several years past, was found on t fl L- 10 I Opp. Court House. For Sale. Ashland Thursday to spend a week or so Tuesday afternoon in what is known as (¡o to Hair—Fiddle Hardware Co. fur One wagon, glmoel ■aw, 3l4 spindle, in Grants Pass. Alder gulch in the Dry Diggings on Tues Wagons, Hauke and Buggie«. 3 inch tire and good w ag*it bed , alto Geo. B. Ward, a prominent miner of day afternoon. He had evidently been two horses. Wagon may be seen at Flour, Feed, Hay, Grain and Syrups, the Oak Flat district, has beea visiting dead nearly a week. H. J. Bacber, hie Harry Smith's shop. H knhv H ick . at the Cash Grocery of Pike's. Grants Pass this week. partner in the painting business, says Second hand wheels taken as part that he left here on Tuesday evening o SPECIAL SALE. District Attorney ('. B. Wauon was in cash for L. L. Jewell still pays ua> inent on new wheels at Cramer Bro«. last week for the Dry Diggings, where thia city last Wednesday, returning to Ladies' Shirt Waists Us Lad a camp and some provisions. HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by Gold Dust at the old stand. Ashland Thursday morning. We have just received a large ship His failure to return caused some uneas •1 Circuit court ad jour nevi on Thursday Cramer Bros. Miss Clara Skeel has gone to Portland ment of ladle« Silk and Satin Shirt inees, but it was supposed that lie was till July 9th, when an adjourned term We have the right kind of flies, lines where she has a position as stenographer Waists. Home splendid values at $4.50. working on a prospect which he bail and |M»les tor the present fishing. Cra will be held. at the republican headquarters. $5.00, $5.75. All of the new colors in there. On Tuesday of thia week, as he Good 7-room house for rent. Hard mer Bros. Mrs. A. J. Stiohecker and children USAINS, 1X11«, BLISS, H KI.IOTBOl'KS. had not yet returned, Mr. Bacher sent a All the lale thing! in Dress Good«. finish, water, electric lights, etc. Splen left on Sunday evening for Weiser, Ida BLACKS, riMKS, LAVKHOIBB, NSW UBAVS, man to look lor him, and his laxly was did iocation. Inquire at this office. K O. M c C bomkv ho, where they will make their future all nicely corded, tucked and well-made. louml. Appearances indicated that be RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive home. You should buy groceries at Pike’s Also exceptional values in wash bad taken only about one meal at the Cash Store, Schillings' Baking Powder ‘‘style” of their own. See the samples P. II. Ilarth left on Monday evening waists. R. L. Cox A Co. camp. at a reduced price. Also most all other at llair Kiddle Hardware Co’s Store toattenlthe General Assembly of the The coroner v.aited the place Wednes The price is $40. goods at the Cash Grocery. Presbyterian church which convenes at SPECIAL SALE. day morning, and it was decided that Ilad Only G. Pbeby, photographer, is now pre- St. l.ouie. HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by We place on sals today 25 pieces of hia death was due to heart failure. Tkis pared to furnish a 16x20 crayon portrait Cramer Bros. Mrs. A. E, Voorhies and eon left on Cotton Challiee in all of the light, dark, position of tne laxly indicated that he New wheels now here and more com with each dozen photos. Friday evening lor a visit with her pa medium and black effects at 5 cents per bad sat down oa a low hank, letting his ing. Five good lines to choose from, A car of HacLs and Buggies just re rents at lie» old heme in Greenville, yard. x pick tail to the ground, and had fallen R. L. Cos A Co. come ami see them. T. A. Hood de Co. ceived by Hair—Riddle Hardware Co. Mich. She expects to be absent several over sidewise. His watch and about $1(> Always Good. Ikm’t buy Dried Fruit until you see Fur Hat«, Wool Hats, Crash Hats, months. in money were found on his [verson. A MARRIED Pike’« Display and get hi« price«. Quan Straw Hate. For Men and Boys. lot was purchased in the dianite Hill z- A. J. 1‘ike. the well known business tity and Quality always considered. K. O. M c C boskv . man ot this place has been very ser »TRICK I.AND-KNOX-On Thursday cemetery ami the body was buried Dou’t forget the Ideals When looking evening. Mav .’M, 1900, at the Palace Wednesday afiernoon. Tne Merlin post-office, J. G I.anter- iously ill lately and was taken to the hotel, Grants Pass. Mr Albert Strick He had been drinking heavily lately, for a good medium priced Bicycle. All man, P. M. was robbed un last Saturday Good Samaritan hospital in Portland fur land of Happy Camu, Calif , ami Mias though never intoxicated, and he was kinds for old and young, prices $20, $25 night. The burglars secured about treatment, last Saturday evening. May Kuax of Anderson, Ore , James also an inceeaant and excessive smoker and (30. ilsir Riddle Hardware Co. $1290. No arrests have beeu made. Holman, J.P., officiating. F. E. Norton, formerly manager of the of cigars. It is thought that bis death is Another big arrival of white shirt Suinelliiiig Entirely New in shirt Victor, Jr. boaiding house, has relin JONES—HARMON—At the home of Mrs J. C. Manwon in inis city, on due in a great measure to this excessive waist« in all the new make up«. One waists See my dry goods window for all quished that position nil account ol the Wednesday, May 2, 1900,Fred C Jones, use of liquor and tobacco. He was a door north of Bank. R. O. McCrosky. the new styles in Shirt Waiste. R. O. company's taking charge of that depart of Han Francisco and Miss Alice J very quiet and orderly, though sociable inent, and has removed to Grants l'ass. A Big Line of up-to-date Shoe« for McCroekey. Haiuion of Grants Paw, Rev. C. W. and pleasant man, and was well-liked Haye officiating. Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. A1 A complete ami carefully selected line Blaine R. Smith, representing the by all his acquaintances. guarantee goes with every «hoe. of paints, oils, glass, putty ami all pain', Western Clay company, has been in GRIMES—THORNTON—Al the resid ------- -------- R. 0. M c C kosky . ence of the bride's parents in thiacity, \ er»’ supplies at the National Drug Store. Grants Pass during the past week on on Wednesday. May 2, 1900, Claude If You art Goins The young ladies of the Baptist church White lead, strictly pure, $8 50 per 100 business connected with the completion Grimes ami Miss Allis Thornton, Rev will give an ice cream social at the Chid pounds. At the National Drug Store. of the sewer contract. To get married this spring or summer, 0. W. Haya officiating. Fellow«’ hall on Friday, May 11. All Dr. W. F. Kremer, propr. E. C. Pentlaud, who has been writing WHETSTONE—FLOYD—In this city, reserve passage on the Northern Pacific's are cordially invited. on Thursday, May 3, 1900, Late Whet North Coast Limited, whether east Rambler Bicycles are beconing more ui> Southern Oregon for the Portland stone and Mies Stella Floyd, Justice bound or west Imund. A right start in T. A. Hood & Co., Agent« for the popular evary day . Don't forget to look Telegram, stopped iu Grants Pass Friday James Holman officiating. married life means a good deal, and you Crescent, Crawford, Cleveland, Olive, at the Ramblers when looking for a evening on hie return to Portland. He lias been appointed as one of the census get it in this way. Send to a N. P. wheel. Price $40. Hair — Riddle lldw. Racycle and Sterling Bicycle«. Come DIED. enumerators of Polk county, which work agent for our little leaflet. A. D. Charl Co. and see them and a»*k for Catalogues. All the new things in I'ully Collar and will require hie attention in the imme CORSON—At Dry Dieting«, nearGraata ton, Ass't Gen’l Passenger Agent, 255 Arrangements have been made by Pan«, on or about Wednesday, May 3. diate future. He expects to return in Morrison St., Cor. 3d. Portland, Ore. which w« can give the Pacific Home Pulley Belt Rigs and Buckles 1900, U. W. Coraon, aged 65 years. about a inonih. R. O M c C kosky . stead, an attractive and useful farm pa STII.ES-At the City hotel, In this city. C. J. Kurth is expected to return this per published in Salem, with the C ockier Oranges, Lemons aud Dates at Wade's. on Saturday, May 15, 1900, N. A. The New Tourist Sleeping Car« evening to resume his position in (he at $1 50 for both paper«. Btiiea aged 66 years. Are you going to do any painting Illis (In the Northern Pacific have the wo Lemons, Oranges, Bananas and Vege year? vet our color card and prices. H. P. 1». A. L. Co’s store. He has been The deceased had been engase,! in men’s toilet rooms an I lavatories separ with Firth Bros, at Redding, Cal., for tables constantly on hand at the Cash Cramer Bros. raising and proepecting in this county ated. Meti's lavatories in these cars That will stand the wear and tear of many years of use several mouths past. The people of Store. A. J. Pike, proprietor. Tlie clerk's office will be open on Grants Pass will be glad to welcome Mr. for a number of years. The burial took have two wash basins and are also dis can be found in out stock of STRANSKY STEEL WARE and Have )ou noticed the number of new Monday and Thursday evenings from place on Tuesday at the Granite Hill tinct from Meu's toilet rooms. You will Kurth again ae one of their numbers and Rambler Bicycles on the street« recent seven till eight o’clock tor the purpose ANTI-RUSTING TIN WARE. Every user is their friend. cemetery. Ilia sister, Mrs. Hannah L. appreciate all this. A. 1». Charlton, musical circles especially will welcome ly? They are sold at the Hair-Riddle of registering voters. 14iighton, of Burbank, Cal., arrived Ass't Gen’l Pass. Ag'l, 255 Morrison 81., They cost a little more, but the quality justifies it. hie return. Mrs. Kurth and children Hardware Co. store, and the price is $40 HART FORDS lead them all. Sold by will remain in Redding for the present, here on Monday evening, to attend the Cor. 3d, Portland, Ore. last rites. Mrs. I*eighton desires to Royal, Worcester and Thompson Cramer Bros. but expect to return later on. thank the ladies who brought floral g'ov’e filling corset« in the Girdle, Waist, la ihl* Plain Enough? J R. Male last week purchased the offerings, and all friends for their medium and long in all color«. One property on the northwest corner of Treasurer's Notice. If you have a nagging cough, and are kind assistance. fcor north of bank. R. (). McCroelcey. Sixth aud D slreets and has commenced Notice is hereby given that there are losing flesh, go to a drug store, and get Ride a Rambler with a Coaster Brake the erection of a building which will be funds in the county treasury lor the re MATTISON—At (¡slice, on Saturday, a bottle of Shiloh's Consumption Curs. ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. May 7, of pneumonia, Kdward K. Mat aud be happy. demption ol the following warrants pro Take two-thirds of it, and then if you are used as a w arehouse. tison, aged 24 years. H AM MOCK*. GARLAND STOVES. 1891. Interest on W. L. ltiktram has invented a window J. I». Stevens lias been buying cattle tested to April 1, The deceased was the son of Mrs. Nor not bcnetltted, return the buttle to the gaOi lock and has applied for a patent. for Rader A Nichole, who represent a same will cease from this data, May 10, ton of this city, and with bis brother, druggist, and ho will return your money. By an ingenious, but very simple and Montana cattle syndicate. Mr. Stevens 1900. had been engaged in raining at (¡slice Isn't that falrt No one could ask more. Ns. No. No. No. « rung contrivance, the »a«h may bo fas has secured nearly 300 Lead. The cattle h r severs* years. His last illness was 26c., 60c , and $1 00 a bottle. W. F. 365 291 336 260 tened at any height or securely locked will be eLippnd about May 16th. »hort. The funeral services were held Kremer, Druggist. 303 398 ' 1 2t>3 The simplicity of the arrangement will at the Newman M K. church on Mon 307 10 The laily exit of load after load of 322 307 enable it to be manufactured at very- day. A Fast Bicycle Hide*. 301 358 merchandise from Granta Pass, argues 309 328 light cost, and as it is an article for Will often receive painful cuts, sprains 349 348 324 m which every one will find use, it will two-fold, viz: that the mining and agri 368 or bruises from accidents, gucklen'e 363 321 305 probably find a ready «ale. It 1« a very cultural country tributary toGranls l’ase A large goods East. 369 ;i4 Arnica Salve will kill the pain and heal is in a prosperous condition and that 296 SON, useful and convenient invention. 273 tbs injury, ft is ths cyclist’s friend. : um those buyers have discovered that Grants Mt 2tM good Bargains among them. Straw, clean straw, bright clean straw, Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Sore 270 M Paes is the best trading center in South 293 straw for carpet«, straw for beds, straw UNDERTAKERS 281 Lips, Burns, Ulcere and Piles, Cur« 357 ern Oregon. 292 for hens’ neats, straw for cows to sleep EMBALMERS guaranteed. Only 26c. Tiy it. Hold J T T avloh , Ramblers are establishing a good rep on. You can get all the straw you want by W. F. Kremer, Druggist. Tre»«. Josephina county, Oregon. from Scott Griffin for 40 cent« a bale. utation for themselves A pleased cus (lince on (Itti St. cippo. Court Ilouae. The drug stores do not keep straw, tomer is the beet of recommendations. City 1 rearar’. H.port. SPECIAL HALE. Residenca North 7th Ht. clothing or dry goods stores do not han Those who ride Ramblers always praise There urc funda in the city treasury We place on sale today a big line of die straw, neither does the bank or the their wheels. Price $40 Hair—Riddle to redeem the following outHtamling GRANTS PASS.OR Calicos and Muslins at 5 cents per yard. —At hotels. There are places you can call Hdw.Co. K !.. Coi A Co. warrants proteste« 1 to January 1, 1M9«. lor a glass with a s’raw in it, but Scott County Bunday school convention will interuMt on Haim* wifi cease after this Griffin's is the only place you can get meet on Wednesdav and Thursday ot date. THE NATION S PRIDE. straw at 40 cents a bale ; also hay and ISS KATE CARY, No. No. No. No. next week. An interesting and in Standard Sewing Machine, The The feed oi all kinds. HIM HIM «32 filO structive program ha. been prepared Rotary, Excels all other«, It baa the HARTFORDS lead them all. Fold by and a good attendance should be forth M!W MM filfi «11 largest bobbin, maxs5 300 stitches while INSTRUCTOR OF Cramer Bros. KIM Mi M33 coming. «12 WORKS- other» make 200. It require« only one- VOCAL ANI» PIANO MUSIC, 7MO M26 M5 A serious runaway occurred on Thurs «13 Buy a bicycle with Ha.tford Cactus half the ntrengtii Io run it that others do. ¿T. B. FABDOGK, BTGOBFd. MA4 «37 «23 day evening near town. Henry Hutch tires. Cramer Bros, agree to repair, Prices ranging from $25 to $75. Cash •M M36 M5I M24 I. preparad lo receivealimliediiuniber of or installment. For further particular« M20 I am pren?red to furnifh anything in the hue of Cemetery work in any kind ins of Galice, in company with Miss free of charge, any ordinary puncture in < all at the office <»f Joseph Moss. pupils. Studio at Mr.. It. K. Montgomery’« MIMI M.*{M M50 Lsura Emerick and another lady «17 oi MABDLE »r GRANITE "JY. I Hartford Cactua tires on Bicycles they MH M2 into town on M25 were driving «22 Nearly thirty years of experience in the M.rrbie business «arrant« my saving •'** .«Il this season, for six mon ha after M3O M Merlin road. In coming down «14 that I can fill your order« in the very b*-H manner. M4O «31 «19 Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind oi Lcu*e creek bill, , the neckyoke broke White Lilly Baking Powder at Pike's and the team started to run. The Dat«*d at irants l’a««, Or« •gon, .May 5, Marble. (’or. W JoffMHoM, buggy collided with a stump, over with choice dishes a. prise*. At Pike's City trvsMurpr out the occu- turning it and throwing 1 Front Street Nrit to (i rc< in-’s Cornell'« veteran delivery horse con- the ladies «uflered I pants. One a i reived the idea of running away with the Drop in Price of Decorated Dinhe« at broken arm, and all were » seriously delivery wagon on Monday, and carried ('rainer Bros. wa« completely I hie idea into execution with startling [ bruised. Tin buggy Silk Waists in sll the newe«. shades | wreck rd an< one of the horse« was|«nccess. He made a gorxl pace down killed. Sixth street, turning the corner at Ker- and patterns. R. O. M<(-rooky. *l<>re very skillfully, and John G. Woolley the noted speaker, Norris and Rowe’» circus made us a : v sit Saturday. Iheir attractions are sought the wilderness of Tar flat. will be in (¡rants P kss oii May *¿5, and order, even th* '•* be<»me ba.Jlr mixed op with the will sp$*ak on prohibition. all on the L.llipntian I ' elephant sharing in the general little «brnbbery in the vicinity of ths old base Memorial day will be olieerved in ....High Clothing.... n«M. A horrible rumor trained sorns ' ba I ground, but extricated himself and Grants Pa$*«, May 30. Memorial aer- I continued his journey, with ,tbe wagon 1 creJence throughout the assembled vi< e« will txi held in thecfiun In*« on Not thrown together to produce throng, during the day, that the z^bra in a very delapidated condition and Sunday, May 27. a suit at a price; not made o wa painted mule, but a close inspect sought the shelter of the umbrageous Immense line new Granite ware and cloth as thin as paper. We have ion of the animual failed to substan tiate forest, far beyond the corporation lines. new Sofas this week all to go at our the theory. He looked genuine, but He wm captured and brought back by popular low prices. seen advertisements on presumably «ad an<i broken spirited and seemed to Will Ireland. The wagon was badly Thomas' Cash Htore. <<iod clothing below their actual have lost much of the vicious vim that damaged. killd' of Ths present excelh nt price offered for value Well, what are they ? characterized bin former visit here. He The trie social given bv the C. E. livestock of all kinds should act as an We know we have seen them, still had life enough, however, to kick society of li e Presbyterian church on im|Mtius U> greater production. It is and if you have bought them G- :y at any stranger who became Tuesday evening wax well attended and trap that prices rnay fall some in the Unrl. Billy rtt« a wheel, an.: too f-tm ar. He has been educated t»» a you will know too, soon enough every one thoroughly enjoyed the eve conrse of a few years and stockmen will him ter I .<x«f all over. tl mu.t- »’•» berk wear, a | I mw .I e.iie.-. - H ' w.r i certain extent, but is not trusted alone, ning ft was a novelty in the aocial (toyour sorrow). The kind of - th.I w,i rtkYi’ii K B4 look for a reasonable decline from •L,. at -onia of the dugs and ponies are remark way and very enjoyable. A abort does i’ncl. Billy did. buy tt onbe.r.awr. mn prraent high prkea, hut whs« w« eon clothing we want to sell you iü ably wed trained, the military drill by musical progra n was rendered consist •uler the vi.l aunsmer rang« «f Huntharn the famous the j«OLiiei seeming especially wonder ing three numbers. Miss Belle Oregon, its mild and eomparativslv ful. Some of the audience thought the Robinson's piano solo was highly HIGH ART CLOTHING abort wintora, the Blackman cea aural? ringmaster waa loo handy with bis «njoy'd by the audience who man Sale by i-aat the balancs on th* credit side of bis made by Schloen Bros .Baltimore, whip, but the ¡»eanut vender b*de them ifested -< KIPTION DRUGGIST. their appprec lation very account. “cheer up and be happy” delivering the empbat • ally. M.-s Maggie Meade Md , full weight, made of long, further information that “the circus is sang a very beaalifol solo and Mr Are yus Married finely twisted yarns, both ways, in town today" and implying that p^r Hainan electrified the audience with hie To the old-time bslisf that eon sump made by tailors who know how feet bliss could only be secure«! by the grand bass voice. Alter the program a tion )« incurabl«? If so you are weddtd and do make GOOD CLOTHING. purchase of peanuts and popcorn. His unique prize contest waa Laid. Ms. te a m'•taken notion. Khiloh'e Chough remarks were not generally credited. Hattie Tellord waa awarded the prize, and Consumption Curs ha« overcome It coats you nothing to investigate our asseitiotis and convince an honor more deserved than sub many a serious ©a*e, and it nsvsr falls yourself. Yours truly, F.CIAL PALE. stantial. as It consisted of about taro when tak»n in the early «tagrs. One1 M rt Jfc gallons ol popcorn, which «•• forth«.ib bottle will prove more to you than a i We place on saie today. f A ll Gst ,p ** >«1 C Big lot of Ladies' Bailors and Walking distributed among the assembled tbroag whole column of argument. Try it. ' P. S.—Better value for the same money, or the same value for Hats Trimmed Al 25c, 5nc. 75c and $1.00 and was as heartily enjoyed as the rest Every bottle guarasteed. 25c., ftOc.,| 11 a bottle. 2 I R. L. Coa A Co, , of the entertainment. less money. 1 GRANTS PASH, UREoON • QdùseSùnbov ris ‘ SeeA Brand- (of fee J •WovUu- To Be at The White House Grocery, Cramer Bros Oranges, 3 for 5c, Lemons, 4 for 5c shipment of from the HOLMAN & Many Ladies’ Shirt Waists 50c up. Hammocks (»3c the— New York Racket Store M MARBLE AND GRANITE Bicycle Enamels, Carriage Paints, House a u Bam Brushes, Art and all PaiDting Materia! For M. I leinens. o’ T. A. Hood & Co. N. E. McGrew Pioneer Truck and Delivery the natives of the tea - growing countries make and take their tea. You needn't take your tea as the natives do, but you can get the same tea, make it in the same way, and get equally pleasing results. We have Tea to suit all tastes. If the tea you have been using is not just what you like, let us furnish the next supply. This Is.... Our special Cof- fee sale week. Dou't fail to take advantage of it. Remember you get one- half pound free with every pur chase of a pound and a half, and we guarantee each sale with the "money back” if you are not satisfied. We have started in to sell and give away a pile of Coffee this week and we are not going to be disappointed. You iwill not be disappointed either, if you buy Coffee and Groceries of us. Galhonn Grocery Go. A Few Pointer«. The recent statistics of th« number •( deaths show that the large majority die with consumption. This disease may commence with an apparently harmless cough which can be cured instantly by Kemp's Balsam for ths Throat and Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure ami relieve all cases. Price 25c. and 50c. Fur sale by all druggists. Ths Excitement Not 0 — The rush at the drug store still con tinues and daily scores of people call fora bottle of Keinp's Ba Ira m for the Threat and Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam, the standard family remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never fails to live entire satisfaction. Price 25c. and 50c. Writing Paper at a Bargain. We receivrd a job lot ol commercial note paper which we will clow out at 15 centa a package. Il won’t laat long at that price; the regular pricu 1« 26 cent« Coi’kiKM office. Facti That Every Patriot Ready January 1st j M j * and Vote* Ought to Know. THE 1900 AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. Your radix CRAWFORDS In Their Own Fashion P. II. Il ARTI I & SON Containing Full Information Upon All Statistical Fact* and Figures. Every The Politician New Will Want < copy. Congress. Ovw 600 P1<* A Complete Guide to th* Forthcoming Election* ol 1900. SPECIAL FEATURES. The South African War; Wir in the Phil- ippines i; The Interna. tinnii Peace Congre —jgress; Our Navi) uid Military Establishments; The Samoan Settlement ; The Great T rusts and I heir Capitalization, and many other subjecta ot equally vital interest. _ _ A conrpitlt Hbto*y of t»ch of th. Ships in th, Amtricm Nsny. by Edgsr Stsnton Moc- Isy, Historian U. S. Navy, .ill STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL. <7>i'ce Postpaid to any xddrws. THE WORLD, \25cts. Polita" BUf A/M Fee* ORDER THROUGH THE; COURIER Typewriter office. paper at the C ocbub
