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Oft ftf fee V " : :' '"X-L-. III worM Fine Cooking apples, Orange Cling and Sahvay Teaches, Grapes, Casabas, Nutmeg and Water Melons, Etc. Ju:-t Arrived Smoked Salmon, Salt Salmon, Spiced Herring. Wliits House Grocery, Opposite he P. O Use Hercules Powder THE BEST Therefore it is the cheapest, nml if you need' a powder for blasting banks, stumps, etc., you will fin,! CHAMPION just what you to be large stock Tools. of Fue, Cramer Bros. ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. PATTONS SUN I'ltOOK PAINT. A Good Fisherman Hair-Kiddle Hardware Co. &e LATEST MILLINERY All the new styles in Ready-to-Wear and Trimmed Hats that will please in Style and Price. Do not miss seeing them. Finer line than ever before in Child ren's Hats and Tarns. A Full line of the new ideal patterns, ioc; when sent by mail i ic Mrs. J. A. Rehkopf. Now Idea 10c Paper "'"-n Goming ! Qorning ! OPERA THREE Commencing' Oct. 1st Miss Georyia Harper And Her Excellent Company Will Present for Opening Hill "The PKICES, 25c. BA.AUI) is Fmv- H. C. Bobzien, Propr. POWDER want. Wo keep Caps and Mining OAR LAND STOVES. will need good tackle. Oar stock of Flii'S, Spoons, Lines, Reels biuI Rods is complete ami wo m il the best that can uo procured, i' isiiormcn using our tackle lire Hiiro to get good rcjwrts from tl other end of the line. AT JEWELL'S OLD STAND., HOUSE NIGHTS Lyric Queen" 35c and: :50c. hoiitlquarlel H forCanelH, X.iiiolu,H, 3rt t 1Kh i...I 1 personal S. E. Duoonimon visited the Pass last week. Chas. Smythe spent Sunday and Monday in Ashland. Fred Smith returned Saturday from his vacation spent with his brother near Waldo. Miss Ilattie Cook returned from Portland Sunday after spending several weeks with her sister Mrs. Ray Carlon. Mrs, C. W. Borchert returned to her home at Sacramento, Tuesday, after a visit with her mother Mrs. F. E. Werta and othor friends. Alex Mitchell returned from Coles- tin last week much improved in health but he will still havo to re main inactive for a time yet. J. C. Joues, a former resident of Grants Pass but now of Yreka, Calif., is in the city visiting old friends. Mr. Jones is mining near Yreka. . nan 01 wastiiugton, u. u., a chief in the forestry department spent last Wednesday in the citv, the enestxof Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cords. Mr. Hull is nuking a tour of the west in tne interest of the Forestry Department. Mrs. L. C. Dodge, Mrs. Geo. Dodge and daughter Miss Mabel left for their home in San Rafael, Satur day. Mrs. L. C. Dodge has 6eiit several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Dodge while Mrs. Geo. Dodgo uud daughter stopped hero but a few days on their return from spending the summer in ermont. BOKN. LINDSEY At Wilderville. Satur- day, September 20, 1002, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lindsey, a sou. DIED. In Grants Pass, Ore., Sept. ISth. 1!02, Mrs. Win. L. Ridley in her 75th yoar. Mrs. Ridley was born In South Thomastou, Maine, July 18th, 1 828. She married William Ridley in 18-17. Hie husband, with two sons now liv ing in Seattle, Wash., and one daugh ter, Mrs. H. A. Corliss of this city, mourn their loss in tho dejiarturo of tins loving wife and mother. Mrs. Ridley was converted to Christ when 2'J years of ago, in tho year 1837, and united with the Baptsit Church with which she maintained her connection until her death. I uneral services were held Friday afternoon from the home of Mrs. 1L A Corliss and were conducted by Dr. Leslio of the Baptist church. WETHERILL At her homo near Ker bv, Wednesday, Septomlier 10, 1002, Mrs. Rebecca Werherill, wife of Alexander Wetherill, aged 81 years. FROM MISS LUCIE GEORGE. Miss Lucio M. George, who, through her untiring effort in behalf of the Courier, won tho freo scholarship in tho Southern Oregon Normal last year, writes tho following interesting let tor regardiug tho Normal this year, the fall term of which has just opened. "Iwrito simply to tell you about Our School The 8. O. S. N. S. ' Well, we'll aay the 'Banner School. ' If it is not now as good as any in the state, it is simply because the build ing is not as completo as it should be. The attendance is greater than ever before at owning of school, and if it gets much larger wo will need a new building. Ashland citizens aro very enthusiastic- and are doing much toward mak ing it a fine school. Many improvements huve beeu made and old students would hardly recog nize tho place. Tho young ladies' dormitory had to bo enlarged. The teachers tire all new ones except Prof. W. T. Van Seoy, but we could not And a better corps of teachers from all apis-araiices. Good begin ning any way. Anything 'well be gun is half done. ' Our new president, B. F.Mulkey, is little but ho is here, there and every where. The new scicuen instructor is said to be a strong teacher. Tho old students miss the old teachers, esjKeially Prof. Yining, ono who has been a member since the oiiiiinug or the school ami the best friend fine of the best friends the students ever found. It seems good to have Mr. Van Scov kick again ; he is so delighted over it that bis eyes fairly beam with joy. I he new elocution teacher is a very sweet lady, but I have only one study in her room and do not know hi r very well. Some of the other teachers hardly know as yet. Prof- Wnrde, the critic in training school can not be beaten. He is a line. large man and a natural tiacher. The difference in tlmt part of the Normal in last year's work can be plainly m en by any one. His room Is all clock work. We seniors have to teach under his susr ision. lie is tine though, and it is a pleasure to teach with him. If vou meet any young people who are. interest) d, to nil them here. We are settled hi re and Agnes has it Ijsition at Ilobbs & Duels new store and as she wants to attend school she will woik only a half day as tin- studies she wishes to take all come in the morning. Luciu M. George, Sl.'ItK LIKE FOR PILES. Itching I'llet produce moisture and rau.-i itching. I Iii4 form, as we!l an Blind, Kit-eding or Protruding Piles are Hired by Dr. (So-tan ko't J'ne Remedy. Stops itching snd bleeding. Ahvnb tumors. 50.: ajar at Druggist", or sent by mail. Treatise (ree. Write me about your ease. )r B wanko, Philads i". tor sale by V. F. Kremer. NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Notice is hereby givm that for the purpose of correcting all mistakes re garding description, valuation and all other mistakes In the V-xri ai- s.-ni. nt, the Board of Equalization will meet at the offlce of the county assessor on Monday, October 13, I una and con tipn for one week or until the aM meut roll has been e rami Did, rectified and approved. Chas! Crow, Assessor for Josephine Co. Dated at Grants Pa, (.rre. Sept. 12, UW2. AH on Saving Money The many customers who have already taken advantage of the rare bargains offered at this discount sale were surprised and pleased with the big values they received We still have bargains in many lines, and although we sold hundreds of dollars worth we still have goods for all. Notice These Prices. Chopping Bowls, Large 5 6-Food Double Leaders Flies, Best Quality, Two for Lamps, Comptete Tooth Picks Clothes Pins, 40 for Clothes Lines, 50-ft Copper Bottom Wash Boilers Express Wagons, 12x24 Six Lovely Glasses Six " Tumblers 15x21 Looking-glass Woolen Dress Goods " panics suues ai u uig cut, oeiow cost as ioiiows: f 2.35, now $1.84; $1.10 now 90c; $135, now fi. $1.42; $1.70, now $1.32; $1.20, now Just received a big line of fall goods Boots and Shoes, KESSLER'S QHIQ7LGO R71QKET STORE SELMA BOOMING. Sehuu is not behind, in tho pro gressive spirit that is taking hold of tho west. Many new residences are being erected and other improve ments are being nmdo whilo W. ,J. Smith, proprietor of tho Selma Grocery, is putting up a new building the first floor to bo used as a ware room, while tho second floor will be used as a public hall. Mr. Smith will have a big ball when the hall is completed. A GOOD FIND. E. C. IiurHicrt of Portland and his brother J. J. Ilurlbert of Wisconsin, have strnek what they consider a rich find on Saxo creek near tho Joues pla cer. L. Ij. Hullicrt had beeu down to visit his homestead claim and the brother was visiting. They started in prospecting more as a novelty but they soon came across somo rich ground that yielded rich returns, a single pin containing coarse gold to tho amount of nearly $1.;0. The young men lost 110 time in locating the hind. TEACHER WANTED. teacher is wanted for a three- nlonths school lit District No. 4. Waldo. Address, W. J. Wimer, Clerk. HERE'S YOUR; CHANGE TO BUY AN ORGAN FOR NOTHING. Now, you may consider that an ab surd statement, but it is nevertheless a true one. This is the proposition Wo have some 0 organs that havo been used but slight Jy. Nevertheless they huvo been so thoroughly renovated by us as to be to all intents and purposes new instruments. You can secure one of these at greatly reduced prices by paying only f:l or 10 down and or f t monthly until paid for, mid best of all after yon have had your organ for two years and have learned to play, you chii return it to us as part payment on uny piano in our house you wish to purchase. mil receive full credit for every cent you have aid on it. Now, is'nt that just a little bit more than fair? Here is a partial list of our organs: Ithiea :'.; Story & Clark, f-,1 ; New England, Smith American Chacl, ; Fairand & Votey, If 18; Genuine Starr, !!2 A. B. Chase. Smith American, f.i'.',; Kimball, T:!'J; Kimball, asgood as new f.'iti; Chicago Cottage, good as new, :S; Chicago Cottage, used six mouths, t-iit. Order one to- dav. ' Filers Piano House, !!.'il Washington St., Portland, Oregon. Houses also at San Francisco, Sncruiucuto and Spo kane. , - FOR LOWER ROGUE. A new ami light-draft gasoline boat ol lil) tuns eauieily has Im'cu brought down the coast from Portland and put in service on the Lower Rogue. The boat will be 0111 rated by the Rogue River Packing it Navigation Com pany, of which Captain K. B. Burnt is manager. This company has be come the rival of R. D. Hume', who hash -en supreme oil the Lower Rogue for a number of years past.' The existence of rival companies then will be of ben. lit to the dislrict in the matter of iis development. Tim Rogue River Packing .t Nava gation Company owns extensive Ilsh ing , mining ami mercantile interests on th., Low.-r Rogue. They purchased and developed the Mule Mini', situ ated on the Rogue m ar the mouth of the Illinois. The bouts put on the river by the company trans)irt the ore of the mine to (iold Bench where it is tran-l'i rn-d to is-i an vessels. The eomininy has Iwobi'als in service 011 the Rogue. Eil ' h of them will ply between (iold Hi ach nod the moulhof the Illinois. FORMER GRANTS PASS LAD. W. T. Perkins, of Salem, 011 Monday receivtd a difpatch from his son, Fn d H. Perkins, saving that the latter had succes.fully pissed all the examina tions le c. ...ary for his admission to the Naval Academy at Annailis. Perkins is l.i years old, und m-eurcd the apiointmi nt after a coiiijs-titive examination at Salem two months ago. POURING A THIRTY -SIX FOOT PILLAR. Thomas A. Edison, the famous electrician, iiine predicted that We should some t'lme make a great mold and ixmr a hous.- w ith liquid cement. Appnochiiig that idea is the method of making pillars at the World's Fair. Gnat fluted pillar :x; feet high and four and a half feet in diameter an uow being made in a mold w t in place, the liquid plaster being jsiured in at the top. Ordinarily suchpil lars are made in 21 pieces and set in place, leaving many joints that have to be can fully pointed. There will ! be 112 such columns on the Textiles ! building. 22c 35c 5C 25c 4C 5C IOC 135 '-35 35C ' 40c 64c 30c now 25c 5c 33C 48c " 32c 10; $1.45, now $1.20: $i.qo, now 98c. LOST. An Eastern Star brooch pin, white enameled circle pendant with star in center. Finder pleaso ruturu to Mrs, J. P. Tuffs. FOUND. A Masouio pin ; owner describe pin and jiay advertising charges. Inquire of J. B. Paddock. STRAYED. To my place about Sept. 1, one cow, red, bell and uo bland, ear murk, half crop, upper bit, in right car split half crop in lift. Owner may have same by paying for this ad and damage. A. Meior, Winona, Ore. city counciiTIhioceedings. The regular meeting of tho Grants Pass council was held at the City Hall last Thursday evening. There were present Mayor Kromer and Council men, Binns, Hough, Rehkopf, Herbert Smith and Henry Schmidt. Petition of D. II. Stovall, F. W. Vim Dyke, W. H. Freed and others, ussiug iH-rmiBsiou to tnilil a sewer through the alley in block Four, from Sixth to Fifth street, was granted. W. F. Paddock was granted is-nnis-siou to build a brick building 2"ix)0 ft. one story high, oil G street lot 8 block 60 ud to remove- steel buildings uow on lot back to bo connected with same. Petition of J. Ij. Stewart ot ul for extension of water main on F street to Eighth street and place hydrant on corner F and Eighth streets, laid on table. Tho street committee was author ized to take such action as it might deem necessary in regard to tho flume at north end of (ltd street near Evelyn Avenue. The bid of Allen Hood to build a bridge across Tuff creek on Hth street and across Gilbert creek on E street for BO cents jcr lineal foot, (the city furnishing materials) was accepted, payable by warrant out of the general fund Tho street superintendent was authorized to purchase 13 tiers of wood for the city hall. The city attorney was instructed to draft 1111 ordinance assessing prnjierty benefitted by tho lateral sewer through blocks 23, '21 mid 25 original townsite, for amount of cost of sewer over the estimates. The following bills were allowed : W. F. Kremer, bed etc. for sick man, f 1.00 W. F. Kremer, stationery, 7.25 Kinney & Truax, feed for city team, 12.15 S. P. D. & L. Co., lumber for bridge, I II. 110 ' G. B. Bristow, labor on street, 5. UO. Phil Butcher, labor on street, 1.() FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. I w ill pay fi reward to any Jhtsoii who w ill find and bring to me a horse colt which strayed from my range about Sept. H, 11102. Colt was past two years old; light gray color; mane and tail trimmed: branded M on left shoulder not very plainlv. Colt broke to halter and very gentle. C M. Swauson, Medford, Oregon. FRUIT PAPER. Fruit pajs-r can bo had in small quantities at tho Courier olllce. Larger lots, from 000 piuud to ton lots cuu bo secured oil short not ice. I-ri avi) all orders at the Courier office. V. S. COURT JURORS. The drawing of names for the grand jury of the United Slates Court, which convenes in Portland Oi tuber 0. re. suited in the drawing of O. M. Knox of this county. W. F. Horn and T. Y. Dean of this place mid ('has. Ladd of Merlin, were drawn to serve as trial jurors. NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE. "I was treated for three years by giswi diH-iors, writes w. A. (ii.-er, MeCoiinellsville, (., "for Pili s and Fistula, but when all failed, Buck- leu s Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks." Cures Burns. Bruises. Cuts. Corns, Sores, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, I'llese or no iwy. 2.'m at Kreun r's drug store FOR HALE. A small, well selected stock of dry goods, millinery and notions Invoic ing ls-tweeii l2il and VM tot sale at a bargain or will exchange for resi dence pri:rty in Grants Pass. Call ujion or address O. H. Brown. Room 2 over Post Office. NOTICE. The building known as the Downing & Strickland Ware House for rent. Enquire of T. J. Downing, Ashland, Ore. FARM FOR HALE. 10 acres; 10 acres in finest fruit; WJ acres under fciira and cultivation, alfalfa and clover, water for irrlga- tion. g'ssi 1 iiou. viixju two siory am-inng etc stock runirie Address Box 11 I Woodville, Oregon. ,., i( r f , local Tbappcntrtfld "Lyrio Queen." Dr. Flanagan, Resident Dentist. Go to Corun for Plumbing. M. Clemens, Prescription Droggii See Voorbies about Kodaks and Supplies A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron's. Fountain Pens Waterman's Ideal 3.50 to fJ.OO at Cramer Bros. Coming Miss Georgia Harper aiid her excellent company, Oct. 1st, 2nd anil 3rd. A complete line ot the celebrated Mitchell Buggies, Hacks and Wagons. tlair-Ruldle Hardware Co. Fino lino new buggies just received at J. Wolko's. Tho"Littlo Duchess" will be pre sented by tho Georgia Harper com pany, October Snd. Try Morris' Poultry Cure and Stock food at F. II. Schmidts. No Cure- No Pay. Freo Samples. Curtis A Co. Watchmakers, and Jewelers carry a complete stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. All kinds of repairing done. All work warranted. Odd Fellows' building. Miss Weston has the reputation of selling goods cheaper than any one else this season is no exception. Dr. Lowe will be in Grants Pass on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October 0, 10 and 11. Have your eyes attended to at ouco. Professional and aiuatenr photog raphers will bo able to find nearly everything necessary for their use In stock at A. E. Voorbies' Kodak Head quarters. Fishing Tackle and Sporting goods at J. Wolko's. How about crops? good? Well, then, remember generously Tho Salva tion Army Harvest Festival. Now Is your time to buy best Wblto Lead tit 1i cents. Pnro Linseed Oil, 85 cents A gal. at V, H. Schmidt's on tith street. Married At tho residence of the bride's mother, in Berkley, Calif., on September 11, 1002, Mr. Ira Anderson und Miss Lncinda Reunion. The groom is the son of Mr. uud Mrs. R. F. Anderson, of Medford, and the bride Is the daughter of Mrs. T. G, Kennies, formerly of Jacksonville. Mail. Tho "Lyrio Queen" will bo pre sented by the Georgia HansT com pany, Octolier 1st. Acorn Stoves at Cost at Wolks'i. Blue Print Paper by the yard or roll at the Courier olllco. President Roosevelt's visit to St. Lonis and the World's Fair grounds on Octolier 1 und 3 will bo his first since ho became president. Tho Gospel meetings in the big tent are, to continue over next Lord's Day. Tho Stereopticon will bo used on Wednesday and Friday evenings. These services aro freo to all and a profitable evening can be spent in lis tening to the Word. Rides in nil tho latest calibers at Cramer Bros. Olwell Bros, havo been cx)HTimciit. ing this season in shipping summer apples to foreign markets. They ro ceiitly shipHd one carload to Siberia and two to Loudon. The variety was the None Such and it is exiKcted that very satisfactory returns will bo .re ceived as this variety of fruit Is a very good seller, provided, of course, that the fruit reaches its destination in good shape. Mail. You can catch 10 lb trout with flies and leaders sold by Cramer Bros. CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. Judge Haumi convened the regular September term of Josephine court Monday morning. This being court k there has been a goodly uumls-r of people in town from all sections of the county, as a result. The most Ill- ten sting on the present ihsket was that of State vs. Cal Grilliu for mur- h-r of Edwin Johnson, his case was alb d Monday morning but was Jsist- poned till Thursday morning to give the attorneys time to prepare their briefs. The only criminal case deeied so far was that of State vs. Geo. D. fining for forgery, young was tried V 111 silay ami found guilty. Ho w as sclltei iced to two years service at the ul in ry. following is the gist of oases 'cd of thus far : lnit Th, dissi O. Bigelow, plaintiff vs. John Merrill, ib f. nib nt. dismissed. Di.lhf Eismaii, vs. Josephine Count v, dismissed. M. W. E-py vs. Virginia Espy, livoree, dismissed. .1. A. Rehkopf, vs. Jos. Hill, dis missed. Slate of Oregon vs. Calvin (iriflln. Information fihd by district attor ney chaiglng ibfemlint with murder. Trial w-t for Thursday the 2llh Inst. Slain of On gnu vs. Geo. D, Young. Information flhd by district attorney churgiiig di b i. .1. nt w lib the crime of forgery. 1 ii f. mh-nt pleads guilty and w nlenc d to two years at niton t iary. State of Oiogon vs. Win. I.einis-. Information lib d by district attorney charging the ih femleiit w ith crime of assault and latliry. Di fi inlent pleads guillvnnd w ill lie s nteiiced later. C. W. Knowhs vs. A. W. Fox. Judgment for plaint ill for (ii'-'J. III. Interest and attorney fees. Now is the time to paint your house. Use Pulton's Hun I'nsjf i'uiut sold only bv Cramer Bros. CO. H ATTENIoN I All mi nils rs of Co. II who were on guard during ii.o fire of July II can receive their checks at the Armory on Monday evening after drilL All equipment must Imi turned in before i leeks will 1st delivered. LIBRARY NOTICE. On Saturday Sept. 27th, the Library w ill lsi o n in the aftemisin and Hiep-afler during the winter months. Mrs. T. I'. Judsoii, Secy. Ni w stis k of Selby shot gun shells in lilack and smokeless isiwders at Cramer Bros. til liTlllH-SlOAO1-ptlJlttllllJ'pN TOAVOW tJLilJ Headquarters For High Art tfMr4GufjfnW!t))r ft KupprnMimrr A Ca Amrrtca Lf-Mina CTUCsagO F. MEN'S FURNISHINGS, TRUNKS NEW PROGRAM. The program of moving pictures, illustrated songs and lantern slides, given by Evangelists Holmes and W'obb in the Big Tent a few evenings ago was received so favorably that they have arranged to give another entertainment next Monday night More thiin t-'.O worth of new moving pictures and highly colored slides will bo used. Miss Carrie White will sing "The Holy City," and Prof, and Mrs. Young will sing "The Ninety and Nino," "Hello Central, Give Mu Heaven" and "Mid The Green Fields of Virigtiia, all of which will bo highly illustrated. Miss Carrlo Whito and Miss Clee Lucus will also sing a duet. Ask some one who attended before if they did not like tho program, and then come to the tent next Monday evening to hear a bettor ono. Seventy- five adult's and seventy-five children's tickets will bo sold at 10c and 20u but after Friday night it will cost 15c and 25o to secure tickets. Seo Prof. Webb or Evangelist Holmes at ouco beforo the siclul tickets aro all sold. RALLY DAY. On next Hundiiy, Sept. 2Stli, Bethany Presbyterian Sunday school will have social exercises at 10 a. in. to observe Rally Day. It is the wish of teachers and officers that every incmlsT of the school will lie present. Visitors and strangers will be very welcome, and jsirents are most cordially invited to coinii. lieo. Cramer, Sunt. THE PRESIDENT'S OPINION OK RALLY DAY. Wu print below President Roose velt's letter to the H. 8. Times, giv ing his endorsement of Rally Day in tho Sunday schools: Oyster Bay, N. Y., Sept. 8, 1003. My dear Mr. Trumbull: Your note of recent date has been brought to my attention. I am g hid to learu of tho sis cial Rally Day of the American Sunday sehisil workers to bo held in the near future for the piirjsiso of outlining the winter's campaign in Bible study ami character training. Every effort looking to improve ment in methods for Bible study and instruction should of course ho most earnestly supirtcd. The Sunday school workers are entitled to the hearty snpport of all well-wishers to the nation. Very sincerely yours, Theodore Roosevelt. Kansas oxs-cts to ho the first state to erect a building on tho World's Fair grounds. It. will bo entirely of Kansas materials, costing, besides the ibiiiatioiis, f.l0,fXK to 15,000. The commission will ask Die legislature for an appropriation of 150,000 lu addition to the (75.000 already appro priated. FIRE IN THE NEWCASTLE. A bla xi in tho Newcastle, a large rooming house in Portland, caused the losa of alsiut I7, 000 and the Jiersonal effects of nearly 50 of tho occujiants were a total loss. Miss Belle Robin son is numbered among those who lost personal effects and also Miss Cora Smith. Tho Newcastle Is a three story building and the entire top floor was burned but the lower stores were sav ed by bard work ; they were, however, flooded with water. ar m If Mf m.mm ...s pwi'f 9w IIP vm mm -J ' m l fwW htMlrL y 'ill Si I III IwVWtUlTNIflO. !S-tv 1 I Clothing' UHTsiGuWMieetfBr Kuppfnfttmief o AmrrKit Leaoms Clothe Uaiier Now is the time to buy correctly-tailored snitings-the lines aro not broken the assortment largo. Remembor, we are showing only the SHAPE RETAINING COAT. Cannot got oat of shape, sag, wrinkle or break along the coat front, and the collar and lapels are so fashioned that they can' t got out of place A shapely coat H. Harth & Son. and VALISES COMING. . Miss Georgia Harper and bur ex cellent company, at the Opera House, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 1st, 2nd and SJrd. FOR SALE. Good, sound, 10-ycar old horse, weighing about 1100 pouudB, for sale for f.15. Iiinnlro D. It. Clnpsattle, I street, next to Trtmblo & Cook's blacksmith shop. FOR SALE. A force pump ami cylinder with Ul) feet of X-iueh galvanised pipe for salu. Address.Wm Bogg, Grants Pass. Thero isn't a household lu this community so poor that it can't, if it will, help The Salvation Army in its Harvest Festlvul to help a thousand households infinitely poorer I for saTjTatcost. A uent cottage of six rooms, pantry, bath hot and cold water. On Sixth street ; enquire at this office. Address box 300, Grunts Pass, Ore. Keep Out tho Wet SAWYER'S CLOTHING Th aa wilrprt.rl,aMiI la iha l. Uil. le.ui li-, t.i m.t.ruls and wu rrnnl.-il tvitli-ri ronl. Iu4 U ilaij lb run ln-.l work ft-i.l tin h-f. l.ooU lor ihr trail i mark. If rnnr dalf aot i.ut i!im. writ, lor ilal)gu tm I. I. B-lllt(Mi rkln( ta lU., rnxltM, Mil. H. "IH VIII X . II IVa. r.l .-brl.lr, u.u. f mi WTtn,. rivraatots -THE- University of Oregon Eugene, Oregon. first Semester, Session 1903-3 ojs'ns Wednesday, September 17th. The following Schools und Colleges are comprised lu tho University. Gmduato School Collego of Litera ture, Science and Arts College of Soleuco uud Engineering University Academy School of Music School of Medicine School of Law. Tuition free, excepting lu Schools of Law, Medicine mid Music. (Incidental fee (10.00, Student Body tax (3.50 jut year. ) Cost of living from (100. to (300. Iir year. University School of Musio Irving M. Glen, A. M. Dean; Piano Mrs. Roso Midgley Ilollenbeek, (Joseffy, Gortatowski, Schwureuska) ; Piano Mr. Arthur Louis Frazer, (Five years with W. G. Nash); Voice Miss Eva Stiusoii, (King Conservatory Trebolli Music School)', Violin Mrs. John L. PlM'S,(Spitzncr,Splcring) Theory Miss Eva Stiusou, Mrs. Rose Midgley Holleubeck. Terms furnished on application to the Dean. Registrar of the Univer . sitj Eugene. 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