T hvmsday , JtfLV 8, 1897.
An Open Letter
PERSONAL.
Snowy Butte again leads the market.
Redrteld can fit your watch to suit
FIRST NATIONAL
W. W. Hale catue up from Leland To the Edibir Oregon Mining Journal,
THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS
Grants Pass Oregon:
Clemens, Druggis', opp. Opera Houae. Monday.
Dear Sir; Having read vour leading
Willis Taylor came up from Wolf cresk editoral, entitled “Siuall BoaineM," it-
Kedtleld always wilt the very best
Kitchen safes 12.78 at Bale's.
aue of July 3d, I wish to correct aonie
Picklee 1ft c per quart at Msah A to speud the Fourth.
Will Jackson resident deutisl.
of your fafte impressions. First, the en
Pike’s.
Mr. Wm Bvb«« of Jacksonville spent gagement of Hon Wm. J. Bryan to
C. St. Louis mount» gold n.iggets.
s|>eak before our assembly, was purely
Ex-Senator John H. Mitchell is in the Fourth in the Pass.
Suowv Butts dour at Cornell's.
a business proposition, helieviug tliat
Paris.
Miss
Vergie
Woodford
’
-•turned
to
her
For this week we will sell fruit jars at
our people, irrespective of party atfilia-
Granges and lemons al Bartlett's.
Buy the beet bicyc'e in town from home in Medturd Monday.
tions, would be glad to hear so distin
PIN IS
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f»0c.
B. A M. handle Snowy Butte Hour.
Redfield
G. W. Kearns of Wolf creek was doing guished a speaker. Secondly, from the
promised revenue from such lecture. If
™WARTS
70c.
Get your ice cream at Redfield’s
The vegetable CIO? this year will be business in the Paas Tuesday .
you think a moment, y 11 will know that
large
down
tbe
river.
Calhoun
Broe.
for
Snowy
Butte
dour.
Mies Maggie Eaton ot Jacksonville is tbe past four years have been exceed
[ALF GALLONS
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80c,
ingly hard ones for all kind« ot business,
Freeh vegetables every day at Bart
Jacksonville celebrated the Fourth 111 visiting friends in the Pass this week.
including the running of Chautauqua
their usual enthusiastic way.
lett's.
Kenneth Root will goto Briggs <reek awemblies. Mr. Bryan made a prop-
We also make a special inducement to close The fire boys did good work in put- Ladies' capes and iackeu at » hi* re. Thursday
.wiiion to ng and we accepted it; neither
tolraik nn *a,me mininw
honestly change the same
t consent of th" other. Fur-
'ou announced that Mr. Bry-
teak for the space of twenty-
s at Grants Pass, on July 10.
advised that thia »as done
iBulting Mr. Bryan. Mr. Bry-
ry, Mr M. A. Miller, Mr.
,1-weentative in Oregon), the
t. Co., whose trains would
held at your place, or the
regon Chautauqua aaaembly.
. without authority made an
ent, and worked your peo-
belief that they can better
Bryan at Grant's Pass,.and
(appointed, please place the
-e it belongs and not on the
i assembly.
me to hear you s|>eak so un
COURIER.
SUPPLEMENT TO TH
it your own town's ¡>eople.
iled them as the "Salt ol the
it a republican in Josephine
JULY 1897
county has. so far as we
a single word against Mr.
While in Ashland have vour
king in Grant's Paes or ex-
WATCH AND JEWELRY
1 fears that Ills arguments
WORK AND ENGRAVING
e their party. On the other
Done by
ve been advised by republi-
iphiii" and Jackson counties
tend to hear Mr. Bryan epeak
-OF
jTaròlvare. farming Implements
and nut one of them lias in-
iat he was not willing to
JEWELER AND ENGRAVER
privilege.
iàtoves. (jnbfare. &c.
iuie for the leaders iu the
Every bit of my work is warranted to Be
vemeut" to stop grumbling
BICYCLESI
BICYCLESI
satisfactory. 1 claim to have the best
ig a sill»!I pittance to bear
facilities for repairing and the largest
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To
be
hehi
at
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g exponent speak ? We l>e-
'Asolanó. Ore.
j*to< k of Jewelry iu .-outhsru Oregon.
tommon people will gladlv
H. L. WHITED.
r him. In regard to your
ASHLAND. OREGON
t people who intend to come
nbly will remain at home,
say that if they miss the
I Jistinguished anil able Speakers w ill deliver lectures on many interesting
regonassembly for 1897, they
topics.—Interesting services on Sunday.
,e best intellectual feast that
read in this portion of the
Dealer in
Schools of Music, Art, Elocution, Cooking, Bible Study and W. C. T. I
rill doubtless always regret
I
A Reduction in Prices
E -A- JSTIC
OF —
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Capital Stock,
O
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GROCERIES
lion. Wm. J. Bryan, of Lincoln, Neb.,
Ashland, Ore.
PELTON & NEIL.
Rev. A. W. Lamar. Atlanta, Georgia.
preacher, lecturer and author. He is a unique character, and his pqst
success in Assembly work has been phenomenal. His themes are attractive
and interesting. His presence is inspiring. His voice is striking and
penetrating, full of pathos and sweet southern accent. His method of
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL delivery is unconventional, conversational and entrancing. His lectures
are bright and winsome, yet thoughtful and helpful. Such blending ot
BUTCHERS.
wit, mimicry, pathos and good hard sense lielong* to feu men
K. Kl um
CENTRAL
MARKET.
ASHLAND.
Mr. Edward I’. Gaston, Chicago,
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Spanish-American traveler, explorer and journalist, will give two lectures,
one on "Cuba,” the other <>n "The Land of Cliff Dwellers.,’ Mr. Gaston
has the highest of recommendations from the leading newspapers and
prominent people.
"Mr. Gaston s lecture was the finest feature of the
day.”—New York Tribune. “His lectures were of special value from cdu-
ucational and moral standpoints.”—Winona Assembly. “Edw. I’. Gaston
lectured before our Round I.ake(N. Y.) Assembly three times and captivated
his audiences. His descriptive powers are marvelous
All Kinds of Game in It
Wm. nevener
Denier in
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GROCERIES
ASHLAND.
OREGON
M r I b street, between Granite and Chui
.
.
«ROCKERY. GLASSWARE,
TOBACCOS and < IQAKS.
Prof. S B Cord ley, of the Oregon state
HirnenltiirHl college, will be With 118 Jill}
13tb, 14th and 15tb, and will lecture iu
the moruiuge upon topic« of lutereHt to
all fruit grower«. There lecture« will be
free to all. Prof. Gordley 1« well posted
in tin« line of work and should have good
audiences.
Expenses will be just a» light a« pos
sible. Kailroi-d fare in Oregon will be
one and nne-third fare for round trip.
Season ticket« admitting to all sessions
of the Chautauqua will be
50. A small
additional fee will lie charged in the
music, art and elocution departments.
, come up to Ashland and at-
laaembly, the whole of it, find
lie people who believe in the
;ua idea of education have
to present to the people of
Oregon such intellectual treats,
1 do not willingly confess that
deserving of much credit, lu
be Bryan engagement, atid the
>f all the newspapers, and all
lie of Southern Oregon, the
pia MMtnbly *111, ip addition
; you a complimentary ticket,
board at a first class hotel in
for the thirteen days of the
r. Will you come? Let us
ce.
Very truly yours,
G. F. Bin.laos
Pres. 8. O. C. A
Do JMot porget
1-liand bicycle in good order and
cheap for cash at Dr. W F Kre-
rng store.
is one of the most charming story tellers in the world. We were most
fortunate in securing her services. A prominent college professor in
California said. “Don't alio* a monw compensation to prevent you from
having Miss Benfey on the Coast platforms for 1897.” "Miss Benfey has
marvelous skill in rendering a great author, so as to present a whole story
in a few graphic anil well chosen scenes.
In 1895 she was one of the at-
tractionaat the great mother Chautauqua.
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Ac . • i.I aiivihing v<>ii niHV want
in NO I !• -N 8 «.I \«»\ ELI IES
GlasswArc ami Tinw are, and
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\our >• hu<»
THE POPULAR $1.50 SHOE
following pupils have been
tardy nor absent, and obtained
cent or more in deportment;
Hayes, Abbie Stackpole, Bova
Blanche Hayes, Bessie Briggs,
'roxton,Mary Savage, Guy Hayes.
Hayes, Ray Briggs, Glen Frier,
ed Savage and Lester Myrt< k
W. A. M ammik , Teacher.
The name of Miss Jessie Ackerman is usually linked with that oi Miss 9 V
Frances E. Willard. The two being the ablest lady advocates ol the tem
perance and \V. C. T. ( cause. Miss Ackerman will lecture twice for us,
once on temperance, the other being an illustrated lecture on travel. We
ex|>ect she will preach for us on the evening ot July 1 ith. Miss Acker
HELEN R STANLEY.
man's friends «ill be delighted to know that she has consented to be at our
MANAGER.
Assembly.
Corner of ."lain and Oak Streets,
Joaquin Miller, Oakland, Cal.,
ARTISTS
MATERIALS.
Ashland,
Oregon.
J. P. DODGE,
I M I l’llit I I 1’0
pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Boston ha> lx-rn engaged to give
’*
* to 1,r
‘ *' ” He is conside red one of the most
his celebrated lecture. ■ "How
Win.
interesting and forcible sjteakers on the lecture platform, The secretary of
the Music Hall course, Boston, says: “Among all the able and eloquent
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__ who have • appeared in this course, no one I lls
speakers in the
last six years
struck a higher key. and we shall give him a tremendous ovation when he
conies the third time. ”
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7s
will deliver one ot hisgre.it lectures before our Assembly. He has lieen
much sought after and hitherto unavailable to the general lecture field.
The position of this eminent divine does not require eulogies to convince
the general public of his great worth. His unusual versatility and un
Laryett 8M of Fumiturt in S-mtl.eru
bounded [xiwer of pleasing, instructing and training have brought to him
Ortgon to Helect from.
Opera Hoi.,e Bhxk
ASHl.AS’l) OfitGOK. many spontaneous words of praise.
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To Secure the Best Results
in Preserving Fruit
Fur Kale Cheap
Demands that Granite Iron stew pans be used, as the
iron kettle gives the preserves a peculiar taint that
spoils the flavor and renders the otheiwise tempting
prest rves almost unpalatable. We have a splendid as-
sortment of Granite ware1 and we can supply you with
anything in that line you may need.
A
l ish arc Beginning to Bite
Fine Cigars and Tobaeoos,
Choice Confectionery,
Cool end Refreshing Summer
Drinks, at tha
Prepare for sport by laying in an assortment of Fishing
Tackle. Come in and look at our rods, reels, lines,
flies, etc. We also have a good stock of guns, ammu
nition anti sporting goods-
iving made arrangements to
from a factory outside of the
line, we now sell our entire
of Coffins and Caskets at one
the former prices.
e carry bv far the largest stock
lect from in the county, and
Goods are equal to any on the
cet. We will not be under-
on Undertaking Grsxls ai d
furnish our elegant HEARSE
ar patrons FREE.
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SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN OWL.
NEW
Hardware.
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Finest Ouality of Hams, Bacon, Lard. Etc., at
Wholesale and Retail.
1 \ ire
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National Drug* Store,
That’s where we buy our goods, and that's why you buy so cheap from us, our store is where so X
many people findjbargains.
MASH & PIKE.
< arte
St. Paul,
Dulutli,
. H ale , Undertaker, office op-
: Kremer’!! drug store, where
ty lie found, either day or night
OF
■ Carnes a full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries Flour. Feed
and Pr isiona.
■ We have a new stock of Fruit Jars this year. Parties wishing to
ay jar- should'gc, our prices. They are the lowest,
r>
Menis in
Pining
Quickest Line to
od delivery horte, wagon and bar-
I the Second Hand N torn. Grant's
J. R. HALE.
Opposite Round House.
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Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones A son, Cowden. 111., in (peaking of
l»r. King’s New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
LaGrippe, gild her case grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden anil I’ann
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
develop into Hasty Consumption. Hav
ing Dr. King's New Discovery in store,
and selling lots of it, be took a bottle
home, and to the surprise of all she be
gan to get better from first dose, anil half
dozen dollar bottles cured her sound anil
well. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds is guaran
teed to do tins good work. Try it. Free
trial bottles at Dr. W. F. Kremer's Drug
Store
Shortest and
am tnoying my entire ntock ot dry
ind gr<M*eri**H in thin city to Kerby
I. I <le«ire all those who are indebt-
me on either note« or accounts to
come forward and «eltle i mined i-
J. W. lloWARh.
Bishop Samuel Fallows, ol Chicago,
BKDDI8G WI!H>OW SHAIiKS Mori.blX',.
Ptetur»- Frani»-«. Fi» or Mattina« Baby • ar
riaffen. B > • Wagon»- Ar .
Machia»-«
and Supplì«« fot Same.
Something to Depend On.
UATTLK AXP arOKAXK
Rev. Charles Edward Locke, Portland,
pastor i of the Taylor-street M. E. church, as been engaged for two
doctor „ gave universal satisfaction at our 1895 Assembly,
lectures. The
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and our jieople will I m - dclight<-<i to hear him again. He has few equals as
i public speaker.
the following-named
settler
has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before
J. M. Chiles, county judge, Josephine
Co.. Or., at Grant’s Pass. Oregon, on
July l'.l, 1897, viz: Henry Brier on H. E.
No. 7138, for the E ‘2 NE '4 and lot 1 of
sec. 24, Tp. 311 8., R. 5 West. ‘
He names the following witnesses to
Ptove Ins continuous residence upon and
i cultivation of, said land, viz:
Ole Severson, Charles Costain, Frank
Randle, I.. E. Woolfolk, all of Grant's
I Pass, Oregon.
037-42
R. M. V satcb , Register.
I'leasff Hettle I'p.
JSHtoio, o.tao.
KVANS.
N
Library-Car Route
rt of * bool district No. 23, for
mouths ending July I, 1897:
s enrolled, 24; average number
ng, 23.06; average attendance,
Opposite Ashland Hotel, 'Ashland.
otice is hereby given that
CIA
Neliool lie port.
The Fair Store
At
LAMnOvrici at Rosanvau, On..
June 2, 1897.
GO EAST
ockerllne'e Flour mill on Murphy
ill tie dom'd for some time, until
are made and additional macinìi-
: in.
When prepared to gnnd
lue notice will be given—M. B.
ine.
Miss Jessie Ackerman. Chicago.
“California’s greatest genius,” “The Poet of the Sierra will give his li e
ture. "Lessons not Found in Books." Mr. Miller’s residence at home and
in Europe has made him thousands of friends. People who have read his
hooks and heard about him for Io these many years, will think this the time
to hear him.
Rev. Scott F. Hershey, D. D., Boston,
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Notice.
Miss Ida Benfey, of New York City,
Wholesale and I.•.•tai' D*
Beef. Pork Mutton V<
Hams, Bacon and Lard
tonal allusions, I accept az an
o my presidential salary.
Ilrvan decide t > look out on
e and your faircity and give
1 of greeting, our assembly
d. but if vour people wish to
•ch of twenty-live minutes 01
I must come to Ashland on
will speak on ‘‘Bimetallism” on the afternoon of July loth. Mr. Bryan's
ability to attract and interest a large audience is too well known among our I'orufr Main ami lidian Sis.. ASHLAND, 01!
people to need printed comments. We expect he will attract the largest
audience ever seen in Southern Oregon. Provisions «ill be made to seat
5000 people in a comfortable place. Don’t tail to hear his side of the
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money question.
Buyers & Shippers of Livestock.
Ashland.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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I. K. VanSant,
STAPLE and FANCY
It heals eveything exept a broken heart
may be said of De Witt's Witch Hazel
Slave. Piles and rectal diseases, cuts,
1 burns, bruises.teter, ecz, mi and all skin
I troubles may be cured by it quickly and
permanently—W. F. Kremer.
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Methods, conducted by Masters. — Preludes ot Oratory.
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
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K'nney & provost,
Fox & Hildreth.
Receive deposits subject to check or oo
certificate payable on dee.md.
Sells sight drafts on New York, San Fran
cisco. and Portland.
Telegraphic transféra sold on all points io
the United States.
Sjiecial Attention given to Collections and
general business of our customers.
Collections made throughout Hoiitherr
l'regoli, sud on all accessible points.
J. I». FRY, President.
J. T. TUFFS. Vice President.
R. A. B ooth , Cashier.
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The Chautauqua News
$50,000.
Dr. W. F. Kremer, Prop.
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This week you may find Silk Waist Pieces for less monev than manufacturer's prices.
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Another lot of new good's in this week—dome and look them over.
Latest
Forms!
New supply of Tin Cup-' at 1e each.
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