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.WATCH OUT. For the- --White House Grocery- SPECIAL CASH SALE BEGINNING MONDAY, FEBRUARY ISth. CONSISTING OF Odds and Ends in Dishes Of all kinds, Glassware, Patent Coffee Pots, Flower Pots, Cake Stands, Odd Hatters, 15ean Tots, Etc., at Prices that will please and surprise you. Remember the place opposite the P. 0. ..WHITE HOUSE GROCERY. . OPPOSITE POST. OFFICE Bicycles for 1900 For another year we shall handle ...Flio Colimilmi J Ana... which embraces Vedettes at $23.00, II art fords at $;55.00, Columbian at $30.00, and Columbia Chainloss at $75.00. All these wheels are too well known to need an introduction. Samples are expectad by Feb'y 13th. Cramer Bros. 01)1) FELLOWS ISl.OCK HARTFORD CACTUS TIRES. REPAIRING. Spray Pumps Pruning Tools WE ARE ACiENTS FOR DUNNE'S SOLID SPRAY, Hair -Riddle Hardware Co, AT JEWELL S OLD STAND. Glearanoe Sale Some rare bargains in ALL GOODS. Trimmed Hats We have a few yet at prices that will Surprise you. LADIES' FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS 20 per cent off Regular Price. Don't miss this Sale at Mrs. J. A. Rehkopfs. Get the Best THE PLOWS Xocal Uappcnino0 J LIGHTEST RUNNING PLOW ON EARTH. CUTS THE CLEANEST FURROW. We sell Extras in all hzcs. Spray Pumps.... Ot all kinds Sulphur, liluc Yitrol, Etc J. WOLKE, General Hardware. White Sewing Machines. Dr. Flanagan, Resident Dentist. T Co to Corun lor Plumbing. Whips. 10c to $2.50 at Hackett'. M. Clemens, I'rescilptlon Druegist. Freeh Oysters at the Post office store. K. W. Kuykendall is on the sick roll this week. Full line of Cigar and Tobacco at Hanan's. Bicycle hospital for all repairing at Cramer Bros. Wood wanted on subscription at the Coikikr office. If you want a box of fine candy, go to Hanan's. Extras for all kinds of Oliver Plows at Ciamer Bros. j Masks fcr the masquerade at the I Japanese Bazaar. Send your ore to W. G. Wright's New Custom Mill. A splendid line cf Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Colon's. liet your bicycle cleaned and over hauled at Cramer Bros. Harness of all Kinds, Grades and Prices at Hackett's. W. G. Wright custom mills ore test ing and assaying. For Notion and Japanese goods go to the Japanese Bazaar. A shipment of bamboo goods just received at the Japanese bazar. Smith Bros. Mercantile Co. are now connected with the city by 'phone. Fresh Oysters, the large Eastern kind, at Hanan's oyster parlors. Oliver ChillqJ Plows new stock just in. Sold only by Cramer Bros. Hair Kiddle Hardware Co. are agents for Ihinne's Solid Sprays for fruit trees. The water company is putting in new six inch mums on Sixth street near Front. Annual convention of the Rogue .River Vallev Choral Union. March 5, 6, 7 and 8. Ask the Hair Kiddle lldw. Co. for pamphlet concerning Spraying and Spray compounds. It. W. Cloik has purchased the resi dence property on west A street formerly owueJ by C. S. ltice. W. T. Coburn returned last week to Grants Pass and has essoined the mail' agineut of (lie Corner ea'omi. The Japanese Bazaar will shortly oieupyanew location in the WillianiB building on Front street. A local teachers' institute will be held, in this city on February 211, by Superin tendent Lincoln Savage- Come and louk at our pruning tools if you need anything in that line. All kinds of saws and shears at Cramer fires. Father Dominick, president of Mt, Angel college, a pianist of great ability anil culture, will attend the choral con vention. A cous'a'ile's sale of the elfiC s and slick of Fred Crocker, tlio vanished oy.t T dealer, will bo held on Tuesday, February It). A new sidewalk decorates the east side of Sixth street between C And D and the other side will soon experience a similar treatment. Harry Peterson leturned to Portland Wednesday evening to remain for an indefinite time. . His business here w ill be conducted by Mr Kd Benton Mrs. K. C. Brooks and Miss Esther Silsty are arranging a choral convention. Mrs sing a number of solos. Dunne's Solid Sprays f.ictiued and compounded 'lie formulas of the Oregon State Board of Horticulture- Hair-Kiddle lldw. Co. agents. K. I.. I Mn a re", the popular musician is building an addition to his residence which he intends to use solely and ex clusively as a music room The Calhoun Grocery company hae just gotten out eouie advertising cards which contain the explanation of the va om weather signals. 1 lie card a'so hai a calendar and is on the whoo 1 lite a decirable pocket companion The elf-cts of Levi ('layman, deceased, formerly proprietor of the cleaning and dyeing works on 11. street, were sold at amtiun Saturday by order of County Treestirer Taylor, J. C. Ratidleolliciatiiig 41 auctioneer. Smokers will find rare opportunities for selection in the manyalines of choice cigars at Wilson A Roper's Hair-Kiddle lldw. Co. carry a full line of Spray Pumps and Pruning Tools, and are agents for Dunne's Solid Sprays. Scott (irillin handles Ashland Dour, L'lah alfalfa seed, Oregon red clover seed, winter oats, large Russian while rye, new crop timothy seed, wheat It see l alto Win at Hay, Alfalfa, Wilson A Roper are making material c'langcs in their establishment on G B'reet. They have taken out the parti tio isaud will put in another billiard table in addition to tho one they already h ive, w hich has he n sent to Portland to be remodeled. The water company have lately com pitted tepairing their dam which was damaged consi ierably by the high water ol a month ago an I are again running their plant by water power instead of steam. Ti.e are also working on the lurvevs for their system of irrigating ditches. W. II. Poynler, the agent of C. G Steele, the Kentucky mail contractor, who has been here for the past two weeks attending to matters pertaining to our mail route has about concluded arrangements for permanent service on the route. We trust thai the rest of the world will not get two weeks ahead ol us agiin. Crescent City Record. Tbe La liet Aid society of the Baptl-t church will giva chicken pie supper and pair. otic entertainment at the I. O. O, F. hall on Friday February 22. Sup per will begin at 5 o'clock, program at H. Admission 25 centr, children 10 cents supper included. All are invited to attend. One of Kliton'i latest and moat powerful phonographs will) furnish a portion of the entertainment including several patriotic songs, also a record frjru the Chimes of Trinity church of N?w York City. Oliver Plows only at Cramer Bros). For sale cheap, second hand piano, address box 95, city "It takes the cake." But Myrtle Creek Flour makes the cake. A lull line of Standard Sewing Ma chines. You can pay for them by the month. For sale by Joseph Moss. If you wish to buy or sell city or faim property you cannot do better than to call on or address Joseph Moss, The Real Estate Asent. Supper will be served by Mrs. Alir.y on the evening of February lSHh at 75 cents per couple, for the beneBt of those attending the K. P. dance. E. G. Holman.of the firm of Hoi man & Son, undertakers, returned from Portland last Friday after taking a thorough course in embalming in all its branches with Finley lumbal 4 Co. Property is becoming valuable in Grants Pass. A good time to secure a lot for'a heme is next Monday, Feb. 18, when the Harkness estate property w ill be sold at the court house at 10 a. tn. You can make an independent living by working for the Portland Art Com pany at your own home. We can teach you how to make portraits in your own home by our improved methods. Write Portland Art Company, 270 Oak Street. duet for the . Brooks will are in a nil- according to i ... personal Mrs. L. Hendricks is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blew. Miss Ida La Kaut is visiting at Salem and Eugene this week. Cary W. Thompson of the Victor, Jr. was in town on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Sargent of Seluia, visited Grants Pass Sunday. Miss May Sutton visited her home at Ashland Saturday and Sunday. W, F. Horn spent several days in Jacksonville last week on insurance business. County Superintendent Lincoln Savage is holding examinations for state papers this week. Mrs. N. DeLamater visited in Jack sonville last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Berry. J. F. Stith, J. T. Gilmore and Chas. Hart, of Kerby, were visitors to Grants Pass this week. Mrs. C. M. Wilson ol Ashland his been visiting friends in Grants. Pass dur ing the past week. J. J. Hasty came in last week fitm Happy Camp where be has been i tar ing for some time past. After the Rain .Three Walkover Beauties. A Shoo with a reputation above censuro. Price $3.50. Will be a good time to com mence your early planting and now is the time to do your buying. We have a fine as sortment of all of the best varie ties of Garden Seeds, both in bulk and packages. Our win dow display this week will give you some idea of the variety and if you will step inside we will show you the stock and quote some very in teresting prices. Have also just received a big lot of best grade Onion Sets, Early Rose Pototoes for seed. Seed Wheat, etc, etc. Calhoun Grocery Go. rV4l WfefTj rnrT" aw". tM Duke Style. Kangaroo top, chrome patent calf, Imlnioral, heavy sin gle sole, Scotch edge, spado shank. Chrome patent calf, oxford, fancy vamp, a neat, dressy shoe. Prince Style Black Russia calf, lull., plump, single sole, full edge, spado shank. Manhattan Style Chrome patent calf, lal., single sole, close edge and fancy vesting, also plain vesting to Tourinc Style A heavy calf stock, tan color, This Shoe is viscolised leather, also viscolised sole, foot leather lined, English hack stay, height 11 inches $5,00. P. H. Harth & Son. in Grants Pass and went to Ashland Friday morning to visit a time in that city. W. U. Winans, Sunday school mission ary for Oregon, visited in Grants I'bs Monday night, continuing his journey northward on Tuesday's? early morning train. Prof. Wm. 11. Hampton of Placer was visitor to Grants Pass on Wednesday last. He has lately'been (pending some time at Salem in attendance at the legislature. W. Woolfolk, who has been at Astoria since last summer, is here for a tune and is vititiiig with the family of his parents. Mrs. Woolfolk is still at I Astoria. M. J. Munson, Congregational Sundav school missionary, arrived here Monday evening from Gold Hill iu which vi cinity he has been looking after the Sun day school work, lie went out to Selma and Dryden Wednesday to overlook the Sunday school work in that vicinity. air. ami .Mrs, A, 15. Uousin came up from Galice Monday and left for Port land on the same eveuimr. Mr. l.nualn suffering from a felon on his hand which renders him Incapable for a time of carrying on his mining opera tions at Galice. Sl'KCIAL, DltKSSY Tux ltoll Completed. The tax roll has been completed and in the hands of the sheriff, who is now in readiness to receive payment for taxes. ' New Livery Stable. D. Ilauan, proprietor of the pcnlolliue oyster parlorH, and his brother, J. D. Hanan, jf Uoseburg have purchased the Harper brick barn on h street and will fit it up imme diately for a livery and feed stable. TI.ey will add to the building, put in new rigs and will omit no detail which will conduce to the com pleteness of the building and equipments. TI.ey expect to have the establishment complete about the first of next month. J. 8. IScikley, lately of Uoseburg, will assume the conduct of the oyster parlorB. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given, that the firm hitherto known as T. A. Hood A Co., by mutual consent, have dissolved pnrtneiship, W. A. Paddock retaining the business and assumes all accounts lue to the above firm ami all obligations of said firm. W. A. P.tnijo.K, T. A. llonn, Datud January 31, I'.l.il. (iranla Pas, Ore. Miss Murgaret Hiinselh was callid suddenly home to Selma first of the week, on account of the illness of her mother. Dennis II. Slovall came upon Satur day from ltosehurg where he has been working in the interests of tho order K. I). T. M. Geo. I. l'.rown returned to Portland on Friday, haviu completed his work ol superintending the repairs on the watt company's dam. I., llackett of Minnesota, father of John Hackett of our city, arrived here Tuesday to visit for a time with the family of his son. A. C. Hickman, of Waldo, was ad judged insane Inst week and was takeu to the asylum at Salem, Thursday night, by Kriiest and Arthur Lister. C. M. Stiles came up from Wolf Creek Saturduy. He has lately resigned hi position with the S. P. D. A I.. Co and returns to his home at Williams. Mrs. I. Rogers of Ashland, who has been visiting here with her sister, Mrs S. Harknesi, returned home on Sat nr. day accompanied by Mrs Darkness. Miss Aggie White of kerby spent several days last week visiting friends To suit the people in 1 sot 1 1 The Chicago Racket Store I M t ln 1 MlKM"! It is astonishing what a quantity of goods you can get for a sttnll amount. Uranite Wash Pans 14c liaskela Uto Large Plates 17c Lamps 1' liutteruiiik Soap tl4c ' 0 Cups and Saucers 50c Tooth Picks per box (: (I Dinner Plates fiOc Curry Combs UK: Gloves, (ients !Me Shoe Polish (lie Huieiiders 18c Lead Pencils 2 for O 'c 6 Pair Cotton Socks Shaving Hrusli I Km I') yd. Patterns Hoc Matches 01c 22 t.l. Calico II 00 Macliine Oil 0.1c Set i.'t) Pott's Irons l 34 I'm 2 papers fur 0;i llrooms 24c Tin Cups 2 for 4c l arge Tuns 72c Key Chain Wc Copper liottom Wash lioilers Soc Over Skirts , 1 15 Coier I'.ottoui Tea Kettles, Nickel tinder Skirts.... Sic; Plated 75c lied Spreads 70c j Tablets 0:ic l.sce Curtains VH- Lnvelopes 04c Whips 0c Watches, Clocks and Jewelry 20 per cent Discount. It makes no difference what you want we can saye you money on it. We are here to stay, and that is why we have put the prices ol everything down. We want your trade the more we get the of- tener we turn our goods over and the cheaper we can sell. For liarsains go to Kessler s Chicago Racket Store. Cominj Events. Feb. 14 St Valentine' Day. Feb. 14-K. O. T. M. grand ball at opera house. Feb. 15 Junior class social at kO.O.F. hall. Feb.19 K. of P. grand ball at opera bouse. Feb. 22-Washington' birthday. Feb. 23 Local teachers' institute. Feb. 25 Frank Cooley Dramatic com pany at opera house. March 1 Sam.Simpson entertainment by Senior class at I. O. O. F. ball. March 5 to 8 Kogue River Vafley Choral convention. Be Vaccinated. Dr. W. F. Kremer has received a supply of fresh virous and those desir ing vaccination should call on bim without delay. K. 0. T. M. Masquerade. A grand masquerade ball will be given by the order K. O. T, M. at the 0era house, on Thursday evening, Feb. 14, St. Valentine's day. Four prise will be awarded to the masker. Good music and a pleasant time assured. II Valentines, We have both kinds, and onr selec tion will meet both your desire. The dainty affair with their gold and lace and tender verge will give you a chance to express yonr senti ments at the most sentimental sea son of the year. We bare big assortment of these 25 cent and upward. Then we have lome dreadful one, and vou undoubtedly know of some people who ought to receive that kiud. Tbey are a cheap as they can be 1 cent. Look for our window display few days previous to February 14. M. Clemens, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ORANGE FRONT OP P. OPERA HOUSE Another large supply of Melton board (or mounting pictures at the Couaisa office. Sheets 22x28 inches lor 15 cent. SENSATIONAL February Bargains AT THE BIG- STOKJE The big store has started out this year to break its last Year Record. We want to increase our Sales ONE-THIRD OVEtt LAST YEAR. We realize that with increased Competition this will require a Large Stock Good Goods and Low Prices, and as we have with out doubt the Finest Ivquipped Store in Oregon outside of Portland we fell sure that we can make it an object for every Man, Woman and Child to trade with us. Remember We square every Article that comes into our store by the Rule of Quality. We Sell Cheap Goods But Never Shoddy Ones. Tlease keep Quality in mind when you are looking over Great FEBRUARY SENSATIONAL BARGAINS. Fruit Far.n for Sale. Fruit farm ofO'j' acre one mile east of town. Good house and barn, young fruit trees. For sale at s bargain. In quire at this oiUce. Lost On February 1, on the road between Conklin'a residence and U street. ladies gold filled hunting case watch Fincer will please leave same atCouaixu oflico and teceive reward. Ladies' $2.50 Shoes. As you well know it is very hard to get a fine Dressy flexible Soled Shoe that has Style Durability and any fitting Qualities to it for $2.50 and if you have never seen'a Shoe t hat hasthe stock, wearing and fit ting Qualities of a $3 Shoe for $2,50 we have just received a stock for our SENSATIONAL FEBRU ARY SALE. We want you to see this Shoe. We will be glad to show it to you whether wishing to purchase or not. Found. A day or two before Christmas a pail containing groceries and Christmas goods. Impure at this ollice. 35c CARPETS For The Sensational Sale M)c 50e 65c 75c 85c Ilaili Ca til ne I a. If you wish to break up that bad cold or I.a Grippe, get one of those Five Dollar Hath Cabinets from, Johki'ii Moss, , l-'or Hale. General merchandise store and stock in Josephine county for sale; stock in voice, (UK) to f;i()0: building-. I PX). Pos session given July 1, 1VU1. Inquire at ins otnee. Artisans Entertain. liieornvrol United Artisan gave a I very pleasant social to the member and their friends on Tuesday evening at the I A. O. V. W. hall. There was a large attendance, probably between lL'6 and I 160 persons being present. Tho follow ing program was rendeicd, each num ber being given In a manner niost pleasing to the listeners: Cornet Holo Klmer Werli I Vocal Kolo A K Voorhios Piano Kolo Mis Klhel Palmer Vocal Kolo Kdna Parker Tuba Holo Fred Cheshire Vocal Inu Misses Iter Ilia liarrie, Kthcl Palmer, Laura Parker Refreshments of collee, cocoa, sand wiches and cake were served at the con-1 elusion of the program and games and other amusements held the attention ol the company until the hour for dis persing arrived. It was a very enjoy able event and was thoroughly enjoyed by the members and guests. Quality and not quantity makes lie- Witt's Little Early Risers audi valuable! little liver pills. Dr. W. F. Kremer. MaKKIED. lUKDNKY-CAMKKO.N At Woodville, 1-b'j. 0, 1001, Wesley Hirdscy and Kllie U. Camoron, by J. W. Ostium, J. P, SCOTT W.IKS At Jacksonville, Feb. U, 15)01, K. W. Hcott ami Myrtle liliss, tiy County Judge tins. Prim. tJIED. ART SQUARES All Wool $8.75, $10.50, $12.00, We are showing some entirely New Weaves and designs in Ingrains, Tapestry, Brussels and Pro Brussels. By the yard and in Art Squares. WALL PAPER For Our Sensational Sale 05c 10c 12,'4'e 15c 20c 25c These prices are for Double Rolls and as the stock is new with Ceilings and Border to match we expect a GREAT RUSH. Window Shades For The February Sensational Sale Ten Dozen Opaque Window Shades feet long and wide at 37jj'C. feet For February Sensational Sale Ladies Pine Mercerized Skirts mm Some entirely New and Novet Creations at $(.50, $2.00, $2.50, F , 1 r. .r, Tidt KII ATI'b'CK-At Nelson, Nebraska on February tltli, Mrs. Mary V. Khattuck alter a lingering sickness. Mrs. Khatliick, and three children visited last summer with her mother Mrs. M. J. Keatley, and sister Mr. T. P. Cramer, of this place tilt ANT In Ashland, Feb 10, infant sou rf Mr. and Mis. Grant, aged 20 days. HPIC.S'CKU-In Ashland, Feb. 8, 1001, isenram A 1 1 11 npencer, aged Z0 years, anil o moiilli. STKWAKT-At Woodville. Feb fl, 11)01, Kpliraim W. tstewart, aged 74 years, 11 months. Ladies' Wrappers For February Sensational Sale The Big Store has received an elegant assortment of all the new Corsetcne Wrappers as per this cut at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50. This wrapper has the elegance and style of a tight fitting dress and the comfort ol a loose fitting wrapp. WMmAv .V, 1 W.I mi, Sold Only by R. L. Coe & Co. Never since we have been in business have we been able to offer tlte values that we are now showing in Men's Shoes. You know what the DOUGLAS $3.00 SHOE IS. We are showing a Big Stock of them in all the New Spring Styles. IIOLMAN & SON, UNDERTAKERS EMBALM ERS, Olfice on (1th 8t. oppo. Court House. Residence North 7th Ht. GRANTS PASS, OR. Men's Genuine Kangaroo Shoe $2.50. The softest and toughest leather made, and this is the first time that this stock has ever beeu placed on the market for $2.50. R. L. COE & C0H1V