Weekly Rogue River Courier from Grants Pass, Oregon • Page 3

Hot Weather at White Comb Honey, I pound comb well filled uVjc Tbia Honejr is extra fine and absolutely pure, as we buy. direct. Whits Sage Strained Honey, .1 2) Strained Honey (Amber) x. nc Three cans Pork and Beans 25c Fresh Whole Wheat Biscuit 15c California Full Cream Cheese, per pound. 15c Oregon Full Cream Cheese, per pound 16c No.

1 Sour Pickles, extra fine, in bulk Huyler's Cocoa Shells, large package 10c McLaren's Imperial Cheese, per package 15c Pickled Pigs Feet, 3 for 10c Soap, 6 bars 25c White Cotolene and Nut Butter Morning Meal, the popular breakfast food, reduced to 10c Thi ii not old tock, but ia absolutely fresh, because we eell lote ol it and guarantee every package. Nothing better than Chase Roast Mocha and Java. Try our "Leader" in cheap Roast any 20c tonee oougnt elsewhere; we 11 stand by the verdict. In Vegetables and Small Fruits we aie well supplied at present, Water Melons, Nutmegs, Tomatoes. Green Corn, Cucumbers, etc.

Crawford Peaches this week. Yours for cooler weather. II. C. BOBZIEN.

Tinware That Will Not Rust 3a common milk pans. See our Cramer Bros. ODD FELLOWS BLOCK Fishing Tackle. Sporting Wo have a full supply of everything needed by the Sportsman whether ho be Fisher or Hunter. Take a look at our display window and if you do not find what you want come inside and we will supply you.

Jlair-ltiddlc Hardware Co. MEDFORD ACADEMIC AND A NEW SCHOOL. Prepares teacbura (or state and county examinations. Kits young men and women For buniness positions and (or college. Special attention to teachers' review classes, eteuoiiiai by and (it -writing.

Kxpenees lr school year of 40 weeks, $110, $l-o, 10. Tuition er term, fi.25; board at club house $1.75 per week, in families (2 Uoom rent 50 cents per week, The folder contains special information and Die course of study. Write for it. The first term opens September 9, lfil. V.

T. VAN SCOV, Principal TIlIoi'l, Orroii. MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS. J. B.

IvWH)CK, I'hoi-b. i a in preiirred to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery work in any kind of MARBLE or GRANITE. Nearly thirty yearn experience in the Marble Uusine warrant, my laving that I can fill your orders in the very beet manner. Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American timnite or any kind cf Marble. J.

D. PADDOCK, Front Street Next to Greene's Gm.alinp. Dont Trust to Blind Luck. A few moments of investigation with your eyes wide open will save you many moments of regret. Sec and let me explain the GOOD Features of the OSBORNE FARM TOOLS Before you buy any othc kind.

Builders Hardware, Paints, Oils, Etc. JT. II. SCHMIDT. I SELL.

ATTh the -Wliito ITonso Grocery. Sanborn's Old Government or Seal Coffee at 15c. Compare it with and every piece guaranteed for three years without any reserve. Wo have sold these goods for five years and have made good all we claimed for them. It costs more, of course it docs; but an Anti-Rust Milk Pan will outlast ten Corner Window.

Shotguns and Rifles. AT JEWELL'S OLD STAND. ACADEMY. COMMERCIAL A If A. E.

VOO IUIIES Personal Mrs. D. L. Green is taking a vacation at Ualiee. Lincoln Smith returned from Leland Wednesday.

MU Ai nea White of Kerby, was in town Thursday. J. W. Howard spent several days in Aslland last Reid Dean, of Riddle, visited relatives in this city last week. Miss Mary Adams, of Gafquet, visited Inends here last week.

J. L. Fenton of Aeh'and waa In town Friday on a business visit. J. Pardee has accepted a position with the brants Pass Grcxery Co.

I'. II. Ilarth and Dr. Flanagan apent several dais in Ashland last week. Mrs.

II. D. Norton returned Saturday evening fioui a visit to San Francisco. Evan Wimer returned last week from a vacation of several weeks at Waldo, Mrs. M.

E. Baldwin came down from Ashland Friday to visit relatives here. J. M. Smock, the Holland merchaut and postmaster, was In town Saturday Miss Ethel and Pearl Dyer, of RMdle, have been visiting relatives in this city.

Mrs. V- Crocker, of Ashland, visited friends Grants Pass this week Mrs. V. A. Peterson Is visiting at her old home in Douglas county near Rose-burg.

J. F. Stith, W. J. Gohtes and Geo.

Hansen, of Kerby, visited Uranta Pass Thursday. E. F. Everitt and Ray are now en gaged in the photograph business at Keillands, Calif. Miss Opal White went to Wolf Creek Saturday to visit with the family of her uncle, J.

T. Tuffs. K. Ilolmnn has gone to Powell's creea to accept a position in the Sharp Bros. lndiuulic mine.

Mrs. Allie Grimes has been visiting her parents and friends in Uranta Pass luring the part week. Mrs. Annie O'Neil, of Lakeview, who has been visiting in Grants Pass, returned home Thursday. Sevniour F.

I'atton, formerly of this city, is now engaged in a mercantile business at Waitaburg, Ore. Miss Esther La Brie, of Roseburg, has been visiting during the week with her aunt, Mrs. C. L. Clevengcr.

E. D. Weston has located at Etna, Calif and has assumed conduct of the Bush photo gallery at that place. Prof A. Freel of the Central Tolnt schools, was in town Monday, returning from a vacation at Crescent City.

Paul Uhlig relumed to Eugene Friday evening after a week spent In Grants Pass looking after prorty Interests. Mrs. II. C. Perkins and Misses Minnie and Myrtle Ireland returned on Saturday evening from their outing at Colesliu.

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith and Mr. and Mrs. James Hamlin are rusticating at the huckleberry patch on upper Rogue river.

Marion Veati former operator of the Ilium-hard Utilcii hydraulic properly at Ualiue. waa in town this week from K11-tieiie. Sidney Andrews and Frank Colvig left this week for a prospecting and hunting trip on the head waters of Grjive and Cow creeks. Geo. W.

Hare and family will remove tliis week to Ashland to reside. Mr. Hare expects to engage in business in that city. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Calvert went to Eugene Thursday evening on receipt of the news id the death of Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Calvert' sister. Rev. Joel Hedgepath of Williams, had the misfortune to cut his right band badlrlat Wednesday while working at Nipir's taw mill.

Mif-s Leonora Fisher, who has been visiting lately with her sister, Mrs. Geo, K. (lowland, of Jacksonville, has re turned to Portland. Dennis H. Htovall has an excellent and interesting article in the I'acille, Miner uf September 1st, descriptive of placer mining in all its stages.

C. F. iMvis and B. W. Rigs with their families, and Mr.

and Mrs Kay Wright returned on Thursday evening from an outing at Mt. Reuben. Harry Telford returned 'to Coleetin Wednesday after a visit in Grants Pass with Mises I allie and Kinnn Telford and friends al Williams. Mrs. It.

J. Kvi ritt, who has been visiting Intely in Medford with her parents, came down to Grants I'sss Thursday evening, returning on Monday. Judge II. L. Benton visited a few days last week in Salin with his family, prior to going to Jacksonville to hold the September term of couit for Judge llanna.

Dr. C. W. wife and children ami Mrs W. A.

Hamilton returned last week by private conveyance to their home in Crescent City after a visit in Ashland. Mis. H. 0. Lawrence, Miss F.

C. Law-re me and Mrs. K. W. Dana started Thursday on their return home to Illinois after a visit of several mouths in this city.

W. R. D. Al'en, who has been eon-, ducting a Novelty Store near the depot, has moved his stock of goods to Klam-alien. II" family will reside there.

Town Talk. Rev. Epperly, cf Waldo, who is a sufferer Irum Illness, was taken to Medford on Monday to submit to an ray diminution for the purpose of locating his tronble. Mis Christie McLean arrived on Thmsday evening from Portland and will sx nd some time visiting with her many f'iends in this city. J.

W. WVitlake, who has been her (or some lime looking over the Southern Oregon miner! field, started Monday tvetitog on bin return to Denver, Col. I Ciaud Nrae of Everett, brother of Mrs. kehkopf, arrived her Saturday and will iiclative here lor a few weeks. W.V As.

Kehkopf he a few days at the Victor, Jr. Mrs. Clara Stewart who hat bwen viit-irg w.th her mother, Mrs. Knox, of Mat, phy, left Wednesday evening on her re-tarn home to Foeail, Ore. Mr.

Stewart i the editor ol the Fonil Journal. The Chicago Racket Store 400 Tieees of Fine Hand-Painted-Geneva Ware that nro going at bargains. Wo just bought' a bankrupt stock of Youths'--and Boys' Suits, all wool, at bargains. Call and see them whilo sizes last. Shoes we are doing a of all kinds.

These Articles at Dust Pans. Tin 10 Quart Pails' Granite Sauce Pans. Granite Wash Granite Pie Paua Lace Curtains Brooms Steumers Frying Pans Dinner Pails Carpet tacts, 2 Matches. Glass Oil Cans 10c 17e 18c 18c 7c 55c 25c 18c 1.5c 28c 5c Tc 28c A big line of Slates, Tablets, Ink, Fenoils, and Pon Holders. A fine lino'of.

Watches and Jewelry just received and will bo sold at cut prices ut jycssier's Chicago Racket Store Gra.rvts Pass Or. Superintendent Lincoln Savage returned on Friday evening trpm Jackson county where ho has been running the engine of Savage thresher lor the past few weeks. He gives good reports of the Jackson county grain crop. Miss Edna Parker returned on Satur day Irom Althouso after finishing a successful term of school in that district. Sunday eveniug she went to Woodville to assume a position in the schools at that plate, beginning on Monday, September 2d.

Fred Montgomery, son of Mrs. W. H. Hampton, who has been visiting with his mother for the past two months, lias gone to San Francisco to re enter the navy as electrician. He has recently finished a four-year cruise with the Asiatic squadron.

Roger Entriken left on Saturday mom ing for Lis home in 'Philadelphia after spending several years in the mines of Southern Oregon. He was a prominent member of the Grants Pass ball trrftn and has a number of brilliant plays to his credit in the season of 1901. Scribner Henderson, owners of the faruous Wolf creek bonantit, were in town on Monduy. In these days of quartz mills and hydraulic giants, mines worked with a pan are not frequent, but theirs is of that character. Their ground however, does not require to be mined, but merely cleaned up.

Geo. 8. Calhnnn arrived on Saturday evening from Ashland and left on the following evening 011 his journey to the e.nt. He will visit at Portland on the way. He expects to be absent about two months, spending the most of his time in Connecticut.

Mrs. Calhoun left Ashland Saturday evening to visit in Sun Francisco. Prof. Wallace Howe Lee, president of Albany college, accompanied by Mrs. Lee, spent Sunday in Grants Pass, the guest of Rev.

and Mrs. C. W. Hays. Prof.

Lee occupied the pulpit at the I'rcsbyterian church both morning and evening and delivered impressive and thoroughly practical sermons, greatly enjoyed by those who uttended. Prof, and Mrs. Lee left for Roseburg on Monday evening's train. Don't forget the lecture "Over Ice and Snow on Mt. Hood." Newman M.

Church, Sept. II. Admission 10 cents. Vocal Culture. Mrs.

Suman will now receive pupils in Vocal Culture (or the fall term. She teaches a simple and unusually quick method, enabling one to teach; will test voices and give advice to any who will call on her at Mrs. Fred C'roxten's. Shot for a Deer. Kiiguue Hussey of Merlin was wounded ou Thursday by his companion, Homer Hasty, while they were hunting for deer on nckctt creek.

Hasty was looking throuc.li the brush for a deer, which he hid previouly and seeing a moving form, fired at it with the dieustrous reilt above mentioned. The bullet Struck Htitttey in the hip, Indicting an ugly wound hut striking tiu bones. Anti Hunting Timvare at Cramer Bros. Apple Clusters. Chas.

Btowu brought in a sample limb on Monday from his apple orchard 4'j miles south of town which was an inter esting object in its line. It was a half- inch limb from a (our ear old tree and 11 the unace o' a foot in lerwlli (oiitaiin-l 17 good formed, perfectly ioind apples, clustered like grapis. Tno tree ia of the Juuathad variety. C. E.

Officers The V. K. society of the Preshjlerian church held their monthly leucine's and B'X-ial meeting and semi-annual election of cllicers on Tuesday evening at the home of Mis Allie Pool. The following ollicers were elected President, W. Ireland; Vitas President, Murjoriu Kinney; Secretary and Treasurer, Uxytb Croxtoir.

Ice Cree-m Social. The social held on Monday eveniug at the 1 O.O.K. hall by the ladies of Azalea circle was well attended and was a pleasing succets in every way. A well rendered and entertaining musical program was presented and rcfrebmnts of ice cresra and cake were seived. Dancing occupied the later portion of the evening.

Tire (octal was heartily eujoyud by all who attended. SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST. r4 Publisher Courier: Sir: Pleune, re-ord vol-- for In tho "Anhlapd Normul Voting Conlmt. Cut this out, nil in. tho blanks ami! send to the CutJKIl orlioo.

big business in then. Hats a Bargain to You. Hop Gloves Shoe Polish Hand Mirrnrs Machine Dress Patterns. 10 vd 25c 5c 15c 15c tWc Latest Belt 25c and 60c 2J yds Calico 00 Kid Gloves warranted 100 6 Cups and Saucers 50c 6 8-inch Dinner Plates 50e Water Glasses 18c Tubs, Galvanized 65c Front St, Below Palace Hotel. Another dozen "Brownies" Cameras juU in.

One gone already and another spoken for. So hurry up if yon want one. Brownies cost just $1, and they do good work. At the Cot aiaa office. Why don't you go fishing? You can catch with tackle bought at Cramer Bros.

When You Get 0ir Pictures You may be sure they will be true to life. We would like to have you give us a sitting, for wa are sura you will be pleased with the work we do. J. Smytuc. Kindergarten, Mies Emma Telford will re-open her Kiudergarten on Monday, Sept.

Ulh, the dole of the opening of the public schools. Miss Telford's excellence in Kindergarten work is too well known in this city to require comment or remark. Boys' and Children's School Salts. W't are nowreaJy to clothe the little man for school, and have enough of every kind to interest every clothing, buyer within reach of our store. Whatever you want, we claim the best values absolutely the best values without exception, and you will say so when you see them.

ltovi' Short Pants Suits, Double-lSresHtod styles, ago 0 to Ih years, extra well made a decided bargain at 1.50. Double-Breasted styles all-wool ma-teiials, in neat double Cheviots and made up to our special order for school wear good value at tU.OO and .60. Boys 3-piece Suits, Sack Coat, either Single or Double Breasted, Vest and Knee Pants, 3 00 to Headquarters for F. Notice. All person knowing themselves to be indebted to Geo.

H. Calhoun or the Calhoun Grocery will please coll and settle with L. L. Jewell at the Graut Pass Banking and Trust Co. County Treasurer's Office.

After Monday. July 21). the olfice of the County treasurer will be at T. Cornell's store op Front street, Just ioc and uc Quality HEB-MOI Ply Cotton Ingrain Carpets ut 2 Cents. 50 Dozen- Men's Black, and i cents, now on At the local Ibappcntnoo Dr.

Flanagan, Resident Dentist. Go to Coruo lor Plumbing. Whips, 10c to 12.50 at Hackett't. Cash for Gold Dust at Cramer Bros. M.

Clemens, Proscription Druirgiet. Anti Rustlng Tinware at Cramer Bros. ration' Sun Proof Paint at Cramer Bros. Bee Hive and Bee Supplies at Hair-Riddla Ildw. Co.

A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron's. Harness ol all Kinds, Grade and Prices at Hackett's. trait Cans and Wax Strings at Cramer Bros. JI Sherman-Williams Paints. OiVVaiHair-Riddle Hardware Co.

Trimble A Cook will move into their new building about September 1st. 01 Ramblers $40. Roadsters $35 al Hair-Riddle Hdw. Co. Our SpeciaKy is family groups.

Give us a call and see about it. C. J. Sua) the. Meals 25c; counter lunches 60 up, at Brit's restaurant.

William block, Front street. After September 1st, Trimble A Cook will occupy their new building on I street, opposite their present location. Riling Snn flour il a Josephine county product, manufactured by Moon A Co.at Provolt. In quality it i inferior to none. Lion Cement has no tuperion for mending articles of every description.

Made by B. A. Williams. A game of baseball was played at Redding Sunday, between the Igerna and Redding team. Igerna won with a score of 6 to 2.

Garland Steel Ranges, Aluminum finish froni 10 up at Cramer Bros. Scott Grillin handles Ashland flonr, Utah alfalfa seed, Oregon red clover seed, winter oats, large Russian while rye, new crop timothy seed, wheat for eed also Wheat Hay, Alfalfa, Timothy Hay, Oat 6traw, Chop Barley, Corn, Wheat, Plenty of Rifle, shotguns and all kinds of ammunition at Cramer Bros, Brit's restaurant in the William brick on front street, is. the place to get a good meal. Everything in order and prompt attention given. Boys' Short Pant choice of Ail-Wool Casiimere and Cheviot School Pants, patent waist bands, double Heat and Knee, and Seam Reinforced, at 60 cents.

Boys' Long Pant Suits Good strong garments, iu Double and Single Breasted style in the blue an dark mixed Cheviots also a large assortment of Worsteds; aged from 10 to IU years good values, 00 to $10.00. We hsvs some of the cheaper Suits from (3.00 to $5.00 if you want them. Hoys' Clothing. H. Harth Son.

A Fountain Pen with Guar-avntee. Did you evr own a fountain pen that worked splendidly for a week and then bucked Then vou can appreciate, the importance uf buying a "Money-back-if-nol-satisfactory-peo." This I the kiod you will find at the Comma ofllue, at $1.60 and $100. If you are not aatikflrd after using them 30 da) come back and get your money. Arrived Outing l'lunncl at 7 1-2 Cents. Fifty 10-4 Gray Seamless Socks, worth sale at 9 Cents.

Big Store of All school books must be exchanged before Dec. 31st 1901, to get the advantage of the exchange price. We have just received a supply of the new books and are making the exchange on the following prices: COMMON SCHOOL BOOKS. Retail Exchange Trice Price Wheeler's Tamers. 30c 15c CyVs First Reader 35c 13c Second 30c 15c Third 40c 20c Fourth 50c 25c Filth 60c 30c Reeds Word Lessons (a complete speller).

22c Reeds Introductory Language Work 3JC Reed and Kellogg's Graded Lessons in 40c 20c Brooks' Mental Arithmetic 30c Wentworth's Elementary Arithmetic. 25c 13c Practical Arithmetic i. 45c 23c Frve's Elementary Geography 60c 30c Frye's Complete Geography J. 20- 60c Thomas' Elementary History, United States 60c 30c Advanced History, United I 00 50c Stowell's Primer of Health 30c 20c rhysiology and Hygiene 50c 30c Dole's American Citizen (Civil Government) 40c Natural Writing Books Nos. 1 to 8 (copy 6c Spelling Blanks 5c Drawing Books short course, 2 book course 10c 15c Diawing, short course, Nos.

1 to 4 10c 5 to 8.. 15c HIGH SCHOOL, BOOKS. Reed and Kellogg's Higher Lessous in English 60c 30c Wells' Essentials of Algebra 1 10 55c Tarr'i Physical Geography 1 10 66c Adams' Mediaeval and Modern History, introductory price 99 cents 1 10 66c Adams' European History, introductory price 1.26. 1 40 84c Charming's History of United States, introductory price 1. 26 1 40 84c Wells' Academic Arithmetic I 00 50c Wentworth's Geometry 1 00 50c Coltou's Physiology 90 54c Gage's Physics 1 12 56c Hall's Book-keeping 80c 50c Strong Schafcr's Government of the American People 65c Carpeuter's Rhetoric and Composition 100 60c Brooks' English Literature 1 00 60c There will be no exchange of writing books, drawing books, spellers or mental arithmetics.

The old book may be dirty and worn, and possibly without a cover, but it should be iu such condition that it could have been used by the pupil in his school work if no change, had been made. No books exchanged until Saturday, September 6. We are headquarters for all school supplies, such as Tablets, Inks, Tens, Pencils, Slutes, Rulets, Etc. --1 Slover Drug Go. Front Street.

I.avetto's photo mailing onvelopes at tho Coi'iutu office. A life diploma as teacher ha been granted to Miss Stella Paddock. Best quality white puper (or packing fruit or lining boxes at the Coi kikk office. A social dance will bs given at the opera house by the baud on Friday evening after. the concert.

We art preparing a display of Ock own makk of Photos. We solicit a sitting from you. 0. J. Bmythe.

P. Dodge, while down town ou Friday, lust his cane, a black one with natural crook handle. Findwr may leave same at this oillce. If you want perfect glasses correctlv fitted to your eyes, don't fail to sea Dr. Lowe when ho comes.

Cut this out. The well known eyesight specialist will lie in Uranta Pass on hill lib senii-annsl visit Kept, lath to 18th. Don't (ail to see hi 111 il you need hiiu. Charley Parker had a sever fall from a ladder on Monday, dislocating his shoulder. A blood vsssvl la his arm was broken, making tho Injury more troublesome than It would otherwise have been.

Fruit Can 03 and 85 cent doteu at Cramer Bros. Marshall A Davis have a first class surveyor's traiuil for sale at their second hand store an Front street. They have a shooting gallery outfit complete; a 10a 40 tent, guns and targets, A $05 drop-head Singer sewing machine lor $25, ako sewing machines to rent. Tho Tidings say there is absolutely no truth in the reports published in some newepupers to the effect that Mr. Fred.

L' le 11, the expert stenographer, formerly uf Ashland, will teach iu a Mudford school during the coming winter. Mr. ien has been engage-1 with a wholesale steel and Iron company in' Minneaiiolia, lor some time past, and only recently has been appjlntud as the secretary to the manager of the Standard Oil at a very substantial salary. u'BiS Store Uig Shipment New Full Prints, best 1000 YarJs Good Heavy Drown Muslin at ,5 ctS. At G2 Cents.

Good $1.23 Kid Gloves Now on sale at ctS. This is the best buy you ever made in Ladies' Kid Gloves and wa predict quick sale. Ask to see them. R. L.

COE CO, Notice to Settle, All persona knowing themselves in dubted to Bancioft will please call aud settle at the earliest possible date. Voice Culture, I am prepared to give Instruction in voice culture and vocal music. Would be pleased to have all person who are Interested call at my home, Sberer residence, Front street, West ol Gilbert creek. Cahrik Ellin Whits. ADLETS.

rOR. SALE. I UKMDICNCK on litli street; a nve-room cottage ami lot, HnjiXaO, shade trtci, good well and city water, JOMAH PARDKB. It lota, InOnlUU feet, with small dwel-ling, excellent locution, for sale at a bargain, impure at this oillce. Found.

rM.ASNKH -A pair of steel bowed glanses. lniuire at this oltice. AT the Armory, a collarette. Owner may recover on proving ownerahie and paying charges. Apply al this oillce.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. IIAVINU Mining Interest that reipilra 111) attention 1 will Hell in Mock con-Intlng ot tictil furnishing goods, Hhons, llala aps, Notions, leu than cost, a a whole or In lots to suit purchaser. II. A. Kkkd, Odd Fellows building.

CARRIAGES, ETC. 1 L'UU 1 1CH, carriages and mountain hacks. Any one thinking uf buying any uf the aliove, it will pay tiieiu to gu to Keukopf and Kaucti and examine their vehicles and gel their prices aud Uiriua before buying. 1 hey alao carry the lluckey mowar aud rake. Iteiiieinlier the place, olh street uplMiaite feacund-ijand store.

COLD DUST. JA.sIl paid for gold dt'vt. -Cramer Bros. DIC YCLEREPAillNG.T 'I'AKK your wheel to Cramer llroa. fur A repiurs.

grades, at 5 and 0 Cents..