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"KEY mm " NEARLY HERE! Almost everybody can afford to give a present when obtainable lor nothing m connection with Baking Powder or Gloss btarcc. A beautiful Wall Pocket free with 3 packages of ELASTIC STARCH at 10c per package. With a 6oc can of GLOBE BAKING TOVVDER we give you your choice of a flue Parlor Stand, a handsome Tabouretf. a child's Hardwood Rocker, a Georgia Pine Steep Ladder, or a Farmer's Patent Eyg Case, holding 12 dozen CKfis They're all good and will bear inspec tion.' COME AND SEE THEM. In fine China, Crockery, Lamps and Glassware, we are all the leaders. Handsome Cups and Saucers 100. Shaving Mugs, Mustache Cups, Pin Trays. BON BON dishes. Berry Sets, Vases, Souvenir Dishes of Mt Hood, Crater Lake or Grants Pass. Handsome decorated Lamps cheap. One of.our leaders oaly $1.00. A fine Nickel Lamp (complete) 41.25. CuBidics and IVuls The very best. lates at 15c are Our ioc Mixed Candy is a good one and those Choco- not bad. Boston Mixed, trench Mixed and KibDon Mixed CHEAP. Fine Bon Bons and Chocolate Creams in one pound and half pound fancy boxes 20c and 40c. New Walnuts, large Jumbo Pecans, Soft Shell Almonds, Filberts, African Cream Nuts (Nigger's Toes) Ficsh Roasted Peanuts. Have you had a copy of "Grocery and Crockery News," If not, ask for one. Don't forget to leave your order for Fresh Oysters and some Nice Crisp Celery, place. ..WHITE HOUSE GROCERY . . "opposite post office 1901 CALENDARS FREE! On Saturday, December 22(1, we shall be pleased to present free to our friends and patrons a beautiful AlvT CALEN DAR representing one of the four sea sons. If you have not completed your Christmas purchases remember that we have a lino stock of Chinawarc, Glassware and Silverware From which you can make your selection. Cramer Bros. ODD FELLOWS liLOCK OAKLAND STOVES STKANSKY STEEL WARE WRIER SUITS - We have received several large in voices of Clothing, and are offering many attrac tive things in up-to-date Suits, lVom $(i to 1. An opportunity to do yourself a good turn for a. small amount of money. A handsome line of Smoking Jackets. P. II. HariSi & 011, Clothters. tsg LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS ! 1 INE CHINA. SILVERWARE. CARVING SETS. CARPET SWEEPERS. JARDINIERS. Hair-Riddle Hardware Co, AT JEWELL'S OLD STAND. FOR 1 CHRISTMAS Not h ins; nM le more appropriate for a Chri-tiiuM gift than a I'remo Camera It ia the standard. 1'octm atvt Cvclone al-o in fex-k. A Full Stock of AMATEUR SUPPLIES I A. E VOORHIH, I ALL THE NEW UP-TO-DATE Holiday Goods. Hooks for all ages. Big assort merit of dolls. The fittest assortment of Games. Perfumes, Calen dars, Leather Goods, Box es, Photo Albums, Dress ing Cases. Toys.'Juuther's Chocolates. Make Selections Early. AT M. Clemens, PRESCRIPTION DRUOUlfcT ORANGE FRONT pro. oei houii Dr. Planaean, Resident IVntist, tin to Coruii for Plumbing. leather Goods at Clemens'. Fine line o( Kruit at Hunan's. Choice Confectionery at Setferts. Whips, 10c to 12.60 at Uackett's. Toys, Book a, Games, at Clemens'. Uuntker'a Chocolates at Clement'. Oysters larise Eastern at Hanau's. M. Clemens, Prescription Drumiiat. Fresh Oysters at the Poet office store. Fine line ot Cliriattuas candies at llanan'e. A fine line of Xmas goods at Japanese Bazaar. Gel one of those Opals, free, at Clevenger'. A new line of Xuias goods at Mr. Keukopl's. Bicycle hospital for all repairing at j Cramer Bioe. BARGAINS on our Baigain Counter. Cramer Bros. Wooil wauled on subscription at the Courier otlice. CALENDAR CAY AT CRAMER BROS.' SATURDAY. Send your ore to V. (i. Wright' New Custom Mill. A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Colon's. Some very durable Xmas presents see them at Mrs. Rehkopf's. Another Invoice of China Lilly" Bulbs just in at Japanese Bazaar. Steel Ranee, six holes with Reservoir, $40 at Hair-Kiddle Hardware Co. A nicely decorated pailor lamp for one dollar White House Grocery. CALENDAR .DAY At Cramer Bros.' Saturday. With every 3 packages of Elastic Starch, a beautiful wall pocket, fiee of charge only, at the White House Gro cery. C. J. Kurth has commenced the erec tion of a residence on Hecond and C stroeta. Those Urge navel oranges and bananas are. all right at the White House Gro cery. , Unmounted photographs of Mt. Hood by Hicks; 6x7 inches, (or 25c at the Courier office. v Better secure your Souvenir dishes before the choice ones are gouo White House Grocery. Bissell's Cyco Bearing carpet sweepers the kind thats advertised. Hair- Riddle Hardware Co. Home made Candies, nil kinds of Nuts and Holiday Confections, at W. oeifert's Candy Kitchen. Have you seen the Toilet Articles that would make your friend a lovely Xmas presents at Mrs. Rehkopf's. That Parlor stand free with a can of Baking Powder at the White House Grocery, is a good one. C. A. Wool folk spent last week at Merlin in his capacity as orgauiier for :ho K, O. T. M. with very encouraging success. Geo. Mcl.eoil, a woodchopper from Wolf Creek, was this week detained for insanity and waa taken to Kaleuj Wed nesday evening. The Blue Ribbon euchre club held their second meeting last Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, Kd Gray on E. street. W. A. Wooliever, organizer for the order of Modern Woodmen, Is in town in the interests of that order and is meeting w ith good success. Ilanan's Oyster Parlors at the Post- office store are now open and ready for the most thorough accommodation of guests and patrons. The Fleur de Lis whist club held meeting Thursday evening with a full attendance. Refreshments were served at the close of the games. Jos. Moss has a 10-horso power boiler and pulnoineter which throws a 8,'j inch stream of water, in good condition, with all connections, w hich he will sell cheap A job lot of second hand Hydraulic Pie, Elbows, Tapers and a large Head light for sale cheap. Enquire of L. L. Jene 1 or lulus Pollock at the Hair- Riddle Hardware Co. store. At tho recent term of circuit couit, di vorces were granteu to Emma J. Jordan and .Minnie M. Mansfield, who were re stored to their maiden names of Emma Rinehart and Minnie M. Perry. Prof. Alfred Gerard, an accomplished musician lately from San Francisco, ia sojourning In Giants rasa and may decide to locate permanently. The professor is a violinist of rare ability and high culture, a real artUt. He is already giving musical instruction to a number of pupils here. M. C. Munson, Sunday school mis sinnery for the Congregational chnrch, spent Sunday here after visiting the Sunday schools in various parts of Jose prune and Jackson comities, in con sideration of the uiifaroranlenvts of this season of the year for outlvng Sunday schools, he has given his efforts rather to reviving and trenii'.hening those al ready in existence than to organizing new ones. H. L. Coe A Co'a mercantile establish nent presented a remarkably lively scene on Saturday, that being the date when Santa Clans was scheduled to be present to distribute candy to the youth fnl denizens of Grants l'asa and vicinilr The small hoy was present in myriads and Santa was on hand in liis ofhcial capacity, having for once suspended his rules to make an early date with the Grants Pas youth. The old man was auite lively and seemed to nave aged very little since last year. When the dinner hour arrived, he mounted bicycle with marvelous agility and sprinted in the direction of the North Dole. Any-way lie went north, up Sixth street. Artisans Elect Officers, The order of United Artisans on Tues day evening elected the lollowing miner for the ensuing six menths: M. A., W. L. Ireland ; Snpt., Mrs. Bloom; sec., J. B. Padlock; intp., Mrs. II. C. Perkins i Ireaa., Mias Edna Parker; 8. C. Mrs. R. P. Cheshire; J. C, Marshall Mowers; F. C, Geo. Hiller. Mrs. Wertx. PHEBY Choired Pictures at Clemeus'. Gunther's Chocolates at Generis.' If you want a box of line candy, go to Hanan'a. Pocket knives in all styles and prices at Cramer Bros. Full line of Cigoik and Tobacco sA Hanan'a. Harness of all Kinds, Grades and Prices at Hackett'a. Take your shoes to Uackett for good work and right prices. ART CALENDARS SATURDAY AT CRAMER BROS.' Toy Carpet sweepers, Bissells, 2oc and 50c Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. Bine baking dishes that will stand the oven. A fins present. Cramer Tirae. Meals servtd at all hours at the Novelty, Front street next to Feisch's. PHOTOGRAPHER Opp. Court House. The Famous Berkshire Pattern in Rogers Silverware Hair-Kiddle Hard ware Co. R. Thomas, the house furnisher, will move his store shortly to the Harmon building. A special table of Christmas articles at 10 eta., 16 cts 20 cts. and 25 eta. at Cramer Bros. Pure, wholesome homo made Con fectionery at W. Seiferts Candy Kitchen Sixth and D. streets. You have beard it said of something "It takes the cake." But Myrtle Creek Flour makes the cake. Don't forget the boys I Foot balls, Air guns. Tool chests and Bucksaws at Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. Smokers will find rare opportunities for selection in the many lines of choice cigars at Wilson A Roper's. Try the Novelty for Christmas candies, oysters and touiales. Front street, one door east of Fetsch's store. - Miss Nell He Peatt ia selling tickotsat the Wells Fargo express office for the midwinter excursion to San Francisco, The weather for the past week has been of a satisfying character to placer operators, as the reins have been copious and abundant. Times are not so bad when you can get a child's hard wood rocker or a Georgia Pine Step ladder free with every can of Globe Baking Towder White House Grocery. Clevenger has soinu very unique Souvenir Photographs of Grants Pass and vicinity, bound in bouklut form. They make a very appropriate Christ mas present for a friend, and can be easily mailed. Call and see them. Scott Griflin handles Ashland flonr, Utah alfalfa seed, Oregon red clover seed, winter oats, large Russian while rye, new crop timothy seed, wheat for seed also Wheat Hay, Alfalfa Hay, Timothy Hay. Oat Straw, Chop Barley, Corn, Wheat, Oats. The Bon Ton Bakery, August D. A.. Singler, proprietor, will open on Mon day at Front and Seventh streets. The bread will be sold at the various groceries, each loaf being stamped B. T. Mr. Singler has had nine years ex perience as a baker and assures satis faction to his patrons. Nothing whatever has been learned of the fate of Walter Brooking, the young man who disapieared so mysteriously near Crescent City recently. His two brothers came up from San Francisco to join in the search, but returned home last week having accomplished nothing in the way of ascertaining anything about his disappearance. The Christmas services at the Catho lic church of St. Ann, will begin at 10 o'clock. There will be a solemn mass and sermon followed by benediction of the moat blessed Sacrament. The chil dren under the direction of Mrs. Ed ward with Miss Lister as organist, will sing the mass. On Dec. 24th, Christ mas eve, a Christmas free entertain ment will bo given the children in the church. A heavy wind and rain storm visited .-an Francisco ana outer portions oi Calllornia on Friday and Saturday caus ing some damage to property. In San Francisco, the highest wind blew GO miles an hour but only for an instant All wires being blown down, the city was for some time cut olf from tele graphic communication with the rest of the world, which gave opportunity for all sorts of wild rumors ol tidal waves and indefinite loss of life to become current. r personal Miss Mary Jenkins is home to spend the holidays. E. E. Red field came op from Leland Wednesday. P. II. Harth returned on Friday from a few days visit to Salem. W. T. C'obirn is now in Lakeview fol lowing his vocation as barber. G. I. Brown was here Friday on busi ness connected with the W. L. A. P. Co. W. J. Rogers returned to Leland Thursday after a few days visit in town. Mrs. J. O. Booth and Mrs. N. U Rant went to Ashland Thursdiy to visit Mrs. C. M. Holmes. Mrs. Little, of Kancas, visited for several days last week with Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Hays. Miss Lyle Watson came down from Ashland Thursday evening to remain fir some time ai Grants Pass. C. J. Allen, oue of the owners ot the Big Yank quart! mine at Galice came up from Portland last week, ' Miss Ethel Smith, who has been visit ing friends iu Grants Pass, returned Thursday to her home at Wolf Creek. B, E. Meredith, of the Wilson-Meredith placer went to San Francisco last Wednesday evening on a bualneas trio. Mrs. Susie Watson Moss returned on Monday morning from a visit of several weeks at the home of her parents in Seattle. R. I). Colo returned home last week after several months absence at Crescent City where be has been punuiug his vocation as carpenter. Mrs. E. E. La Brie and two daughters, of Garden Valley near lloseburg, are visiting for a few days in Grants Pass Miss Grace LaBrie will remain here for tho winter and attend school. GI ST AS MlOUtEHjl CALHOUN GROCERY CO. Hannum Cook Nuptials. - On Wednesday at high noon, at the New Palace hotel, a wedding ceremony was performed that united in matrimony two of our well known and best esteemed young people, Mr. Edward F. Ilanuum and Miss Lulu Cook. The handsomely furnished parlor of the hotel was the scene of the happy event and. about 30 guests, consisting ol the families of Miss Cook and Mr. Han num and their unmediute friends were present to witness the ceremony. A few minutes after 12 o'clock, the bridal party entered tho room and, taking their position under a pendant bough of mistletoe, the happy eouple were united by Judge Axtell in an im pressive ceremony. At 2 o'clock an elaborate and ap petizing repast was served to the com pany in the dining room of the hotel. The long table was burdened with the most tempting viands and to all those who appreciate the beauties ol the culinary art, the dinner was one to be thoroughly appreciated. The bride is the daughter of 8. II. Cook of Kubli, one of our pioneers. Both of the young people were born In southern Oregon and each has hosts of friends who wish them the most unal loyed happiness in their new life. Another Fire. On Saturday evening, a little after 0 o'clock, the Dyke residence just north of the school house, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Mallory and the Misses Dyke, waa discovered to be on fire. Mrs. W. E. Mallory and Mias Minnie Dyke were asleep in the house at the time and knew nothing of the Are until awakenel by the pistol shots fired to give the alarm. A large crowd collected immediately and some furniture and and household goods were saved. The fire bell was rung and the hose cart was laboriously dragged to the scene by some half dozen men while scores ran past tliein to the fire and would not lend a hand. The wattr waa brought to bear in time to save the small kitchen ell of the house, which however waa a somewhat inconsiderable saving, The fire originated up stairs In an unoccupied room and it is supposed that it was ignited by sparks from a probable crack in the flue. Mr. Mallory was absent down town at the time. There was $100 insurance on the houe and $100 only on the luniture. The loss in household goods and furni ture is in the neighborhood ot $H00. Behold How Good! Our goods a ro often tempt ing enough to make your mouth water at sight, and mako you want to samplo them right on tho spot. Canned Pine Apples Sliced, wholo or gratod. Canned Corn Finest IWaino wo sell at 12Jc a can. For 10c wo can give you ?s good a can of corn a$ is .usually sold at 12Jc. Asparagus 25c and 30o a can. It's tondor and good as that you get fresh from tho gar den in tho summer time. Tomatoes, Stringless Beans and Peas. All good and selling at 10c a can. EXTRA GOOD VALUES FOR CHRISTMAS. Honey, one pound comb 12.Je. Best Walnuts 15c a pound. Fresh Oysters 50c a can. Navel Oranges 25o a doz. Tlain Mixod Candy 10c a pound. Seeded Raisins 10c a pkge. Minco Moat in bulk 12$c. Whito Figs pound package 10c. Looso Muscatel Raisins 3 It), for 25c. Baker's Cocoa is a good articlo at any price. Bananas at 25c a dozen. , Teanuts Fresh roasted tho day you buy them. 15o a pound. Our Whito Squadron Mo cha and Java Coffee. None bettor it it docs cost more. Wo soil it at 35o a pound. Baking for the Holidays Or any other day is sure to show satisfactory returns for labor expended u your materials aro good, sweet and fresh. We have new flavors and icings, just tho thing for holiday baking. Fresh Cocoanut in bulk or package. Genuine open kettle New Orleans Molasses, quart and two quart cans, 30o and 60c. Best brands of Corn Starch. Pearl and flaked Tapioca. Schepps Cream Fruit Pud ding. Unrivaled for con venience, quality and taste. Only 15c a package Egg Noodles is a now soup preparation. Wo haov just got it in. A hundred dollar guarantee of purity goos with each pkge. W o sell it at 12 jc. Our Stock of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Etc., Is complete. We have just received a big supply in barrels, buckets and cases. Plain Mixed Candy per pound ioc Broken Mixed " " I2C Boston " " " "..uc Our Calhoun" Christmas Mixed 15c Ribbon Mixed per pound 15c Best Hand Made Chocolates per pound 30c Best Grade of Bon Bona " " 30c Crystallized Fruits i pound box 30c Crystallized Fruits 1 pound box 50c Walnuts, best kind per pound 15c Almonds, per pound 15c and 20c Braiil Nuts, Mexican Pine Nuts, Pecans and Filberts, per pound 20c Navel Orauges, per dozen '.25c to Joe Bananas, per dozen 23c Irtlrtti ftt CLOC 72 M a touch bjrvv. T l.L V '1 r inline v 1".rr.T. 'f for ftalet Foa Saiji Twenty fire acre one and one-hail mile et ol Urents I'm oo Kngue river, partly cleared, small or chard, piice $2X1 half cash, also fllty-one arre ill what ia known as tbe lirde plare, price ty O, half caali. For addi tional information addreaa, , Ci aT lieoe, La Grande, Oregon Forgtry. On Tuesday, John Moore ol I.gland was arrested on a charge ol forgery and Lis trial was held More Justice Hoi man. He had no defense and no counsel and refused to make any state ments whatever. It seemed a very plain case of fotgery and the court held him under bonds of $2000 to appear before the circuit court, in default of which bonds, be is detained in the county jail. It seems that Moire lias been in the habit ofoblaiiiing money and goods in (jrants l'asa by giving notes with the forged signatures of T. J. Mackln of Leland and S. It. Petlingill of Orave. Some of these notes have been running or some time without the knowledge of those whose names were appended, It is alfirmed that the forgeries were very poor copies of the name and that Moore should go on giving notes in their name in the face of absolutely certain detection eeoms ineipllcable. He is said to be a hard working man and has a family. Rtd Croti Grcetingi. The National Ked Crots will give a series of greetings under the auspicies of the Relief Corps of (irai.ta I'aas at the opera house, Ktw Year Eve, as a wa'tb meeting. The object ia to raise funds to carry on the noble l'.ed Cross work that has saved ao man of our boys In blue as well as gray. This is a aelf sustain,! ing order and not, a many supposed supported by the government. They have appealed to ftianU I'm to help Riein by eend'-g us their program, which we will f 7 jnd carry out : tireelinitt to be read by Relief Corps Ladies; keeponeea by Minister and others: Music eonrs, duetts and quar tette, under direction of Mr. Kinney; Orchestra. Aduiistion Vk. Reserved seats 25c Por Bale. General merchandise store and stock in Josephine county for sale; stock in voice. t-WQ to fliX); building-. m. 1'oe eesion given July 1, l'-MJl. Inquire at lull oflice. G. A. R. Election. At a regular meeting ol General Logan Pout, No. .'ID, U. A. It., the following ofll cere were elected for 1U01 : John 1'atriik, commander ; (Jeo. L, Kvans, Sen. vice coin. ; James Holman jr. vice com. ; Noah Day, Chaplain; J E. Peterson, surgeon; K. A. Wade, Q, M.j Theodore Molt, O. 1. O. ). W. V. Byrne, AMUSEMENTS. Coming Events. Iiec. 2r) Firemen's grand Calico ball at opera bouse. Iiec. 25 Christina Day. Dec. 27-U. of O. Ulee club at opera houre. 29 "A llreeny Timo" at opera hoiiM. Dec. 31 Watch Night. W. R. C. at onera bousi". Jan. I. Native Daughters' (JrandNew Tear Hall. Jan. 1 New Years day. Jan. 7 to 12 'Jrillltti Hypnotic com pany at opera house. tan FrandKO Excursion. A grand Midwinter eicuraion will be run to Kan Francisco from southern Oregon point on December 20. The fare from Urania l'a will be $12 50 if IX) tickets are sold If a leM number, the (are from here will be the Anhlaud rate, $11. .VI, plus one and a third faroa from here to Aihland. TickeM will be goo-1 for 10 days. The ex'iirairm is under the management of Kmil I'eil and T. K. Ho I ion of Ash land, and Miss Nell 11'. ett will act as their agent in (irante Past. Til 33 BON TON Bakery . Be Sure Your Basket ia Filled with Good Things From our store, such as Celery, Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Raisins, Currants, Mince Meat, Bottled Olives, Tickles, Catsup, Salad Dressing, Chile Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Olive Oil, Bayles Horse Radish, Mustard and after dinner Cheese. Longs Preserves, Jamj and Jellies, Pop Corn that pops, Fresh Eastern Oysters 50c a can. Figs, black and white. And we also wish you to remember us when in need of Tea, Coffee and Cocoas. We have the very best brand. We Greet all with Good Wishes for Another." MERRY CHRISTMAS." CALHOUN GROCERY CO. married. CALL ADAMS-At the home ol Mr. J.H. Adam near (Jrants rass, on Wednesday, Dec. 12, WOO, Chas. K. Call ol Aiier, Cel., and Miss Ktta M. Adams of U runts I'ass, itev. N. F.Jen- kin officiating. DKSK1NHEH URADY In Grant l'asa, Friday, Nov. 30, lVUO, by Jiiuge Abe Axtell, I'hil Dessimier and Miss Kitty Utady, both of Kerby, DAVI8 WKAVKR At Medford, Dec. , !JOO, Hcoit V, Davis and Mis tela Weaver, bv Hev. W. U. Moore. LIND HUNT At Hie residence of John Hunt in Crescent City, Cel., on Wednesday, Dec. t, 1IW0. A. Lli.d and Miss Clara Hunt, Hev. Chas. N. Uoulder officiating. HANNUM COOK at the Palace hotel, Grants l'aea, Dec. llHh, WOO, fcdwaril F. Hannum and Mia Lulu Cook. J udge Axtell olliciating. Advertised Letter Met. Following is the lintof letters remaining uncalled fur in the Grants I'as post- office Saturday, December 15, 1DO0. La 01 is (ireen. Hue. Clanton. Mr V C, 3 Jackson, Mis Cora, Htovall, Mr Myrtle, Vest, sir Minnie, Ukntikmhn date. J W. Faire, Mr Murke, (iallarhen, F M, 2, Halbert, A L. Hale, J W, iluiilinifion i.arain, kichard. Koss, Bomertield, A M, Hteadiuan, It, Terry Mr James, Moody, .Mr ueo, C. F.. IUkmom, IWmanter, HOLMAN & SON, UNDERTAKERS EMBALM ERS. Office on Clh Kt. oppo. Court House. Residence North 7th Ht. GRANTS PAS9. OR. R. L. COE & Special CO PA V Sale! ARTICLES OF SPF.CIAI. VALUE PLACED ON SALE FOR $1.00 300 pairs of Shoes for Ladies, Men and children, all styles, sizes and widths: Your choice for $1.00 Ladies warranted (hi ff Kid Gloves, Cpi.VU Special value. Broken lots of 25c, 40c aud 50c Wall Paper one, two aud three rolls of a 10 roll bundle. $1.00 Ladies Iced Wool Shawls and Fascinators, Cyt ff Special values, pl.W White Shirts, linen bosom, collar and cuff bands, made from New York mills muslin, equal iu value to any (t.jo custom made shirt. Our price, $1.00 All silk Jap. Initial Handker chiefs, good value at 50c. Special fate price, $00 KEOTiVAlVr SALE. We have gathered together all short lengths from all depart ments and placed them on sale at very ttmpting prices Ginghams Shirtings Muslins Lonsdale Cambrics S heetings Henriet tasCashmeres Serges in black and all colors. Plaid, plain and striped worsted and silks just what you want for waists and skirts. We are determined to close out broken lines and remnants re gardless of worth or cost, and it will pay any one to look these remnants over early in the sale. " Remember remnants are sold regardless of cost." Cor. 7TH and Fkont Sts, Orders taken for all kinds of Fancv Pastry. Weddinz Cake Cream Puff. Lady Fiugers, etc, Fresh Bread every day. Leave orders at Calhoun Grocery Co. Aug. D. A. Singler, Prop. BLICKENSDERFER. Model No. 5. $40. Modd No. 7. 50. Pri-rio m Tyce-wkitkm 1 at Lat Ruaciiku. Wkk.nnderfer combines good work, eay operation and durability at a minimum cost. C K. ROOT, Agent, G BANTU PASH. Full to 4 Blankets sold at 8jc per pair 5 cents buys the best hemmed stitched Huttdketcliiefs ever sold lor the price. Bijt lot of Silk Initial Handkerchiefs at .25 a 00 Pairs of Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes on Bar gain Counter, Going at $1.00 Hundreds of articles of special value offered this week. ' No Uoubo on earth is offering better value than wo aro on Footwear.