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FIRST NATIONAL U .1. Bryan at the I’ m -« PERSONAL. Snow y Butte leads the market. The announcement that Bryan would Clemens, l’rugtfis’, opp. Opera House. Miss Houit left Wednesday for Chau THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS pa«« through Grant’s Pass on the 10th Rev. Howard A. Wood is bolding ser tauqua ami that he would say a few word* from vices at Woodville this week. Ernest Stites of Williams was in this the platform of th* train was enough to Nh ics repaired at Hackett's. The best place in town to get your city Saturday. Kitchen sates $.*.73 at Eale «. bring quite a crowd of people to this OF shoes repaired is at Hackett«’ harness Loren K lams rodt to Ashland Satur place, some of them »•oming miles to see Will Jackson resident dentist. ai.d shoe shop. day on hb wheel. the idol of I heir dreams. All during »he C. bt. Louis mounts g«»ld nugget*. SOUTHERN OREGON. Assessor Pollock has tinisned held Mrs. R. J. Everitt visited her parents day could lie seen small group« of ardent Nuowv Butit Hour at Cornell a. work and will commence copying the at Medford last week. populists wearing the white Bryan badge, roll this week. Oranges and lemons at Bartlett’s. Henry Harmon left Monday for Colfax, talking together with a pleasant smile $50,060. D. T. Be.ls started tor Elk creek Sun Wash., to remaiu indefinitely. of antiuii*ation spreading ofer their fea Capital Stock, B. a M. handle Snowy Butte dour. day to superintend the building of a tish tures. Long before the train was due Get your ice cream at Redfield’s Mrs. N. F. Jenkins went to Ashland Receive deposits subject to check or on hatchery for R. 1*. Hume. crowds of eager admirers and curious Wednesday to attend Chautauqua. Fresh vegetables every «lav at Bart certificate payable on demand. people who were anxious to see a man The merchant who tells you he has Sells sight drafts on New York, San Fran- lett’s. W. 1* Rogan, a capitalist of Sonoma, who had run for president, began to cisco, and Portland. something else as good as Hoe L'akesoap is in this city looking up some mines. Calhoun Bros, fur Snow v Butte Hour. Telegraphic transfers sold on ail points in gather at the station. Soon the band ar is a good man—to keep away from. the Umteu Stales. Carl McCroskey is in Ashland attend rived and entertained the crowd with A big line of clothing at right prices at TELL Yellow w ashing powder w ill niake yout Special Attention given to Collections and ing t!ie Chautauqua and visiting rela tn usic. Dixon McCroskey’s. clothes the same color. Avoid tins by general business of our customers. tives. All was eagerness as the whistle an Why is the Red Star selling at cost'.’ using Soap Foam. It's pure white. Collections made throughout Southerr Editor Price spent the past week with nounced the approaching train ami as see their advertisement. (>regou, and on all accessible points. U anted in Grant’s Pass on July 25th J. D. FRY, President. If you want fresh fruit for canning a lot of good, gentle mountain horses or his (teaches at Ashland, and also attend car after car of the long train ¡»assed the onlookers craned their necks to catch the J. T.TUFF'S, Vice President. ing Chautauqua. leave your order at Bartlett’s. mules for a hunting party. R. A. B ooth .•-i t-r fiiet glimpse of, as he was termed by Frank Longley an<l Harry Boyingnton DixunA McCroskey are making a big E. E. K ki >»- iu . i >. some, “the second man in the nation.” went to Ashland Friday on their wheels discount on ladies' shirt waists. It heal.«* evey thing exept a broken heart •‘They don’t make much fuss about it” Mr. Bryan was seen on the rear platform, ii.t\ I <• - ud of De Witt'« U itch II le New supply of wall paper at the Grants We are speakingof l>e Witt’s I-ittle Early i returning Saturday. with his usual smile, surveying the great Slave. Piles and recta! diseases, cuts, Pass Furniture A Casket Company. Risers, the famous'little pills for consti Seth W. Upton, formerly of the Chi crowd w hile his hand was outstretched burns, bruises.teter, ecz m i anti all skin you cago Record, is »(tending the week look pation, biliousness and all stomach and to lx* grasped bv any who wished. As troubles may be cured by u quickly and Go to the Novelty Candy store for a ing about the city. permanently—W. F. Kremer. the car came to a standstill in front of I nice dish of ice cream. Conklin build liver troubles. They never gtipe—W. F J. Hackett's fainilv took the stage for the de(«»t J. \V. Howard ste(»ped forward Kremer. ing Front and Fifth. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Tie O. E. sis-iety of Betlianv church Crescent City Tuesday morning, to an I introduced Mr. Bryan, who s|»oke Have your dealer keep Snow y Butte. spend the summer. fur 1«’» or 20 minute«. Hi« remarks were, propoee holding their harvest festival in W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon LaxpOtrica at Ko«i;ut ku , O r Messrs. Howard, Booth and Horn of course, from his own side of the ques i September. If you have any big fruit or and dentist. June 2, 18V lion and were listened to with open- joined the committee who went to the See our special prices on clothing,— vegetables watch over them carefully V TOlli l is III HI BY GIVEN TH IT and w hen the time comes take them to state line to meet Mr. Bryan last Fri mouthed admiration bv his followers, \ the iollow iiij-mui>e<l ««tiler Harth and Son. while those on the other side of the po day. the festival. k ’ Ii.,« tiled n ti. ■ his intention lo Wall paper 10 cents double roll at the litical fence smiled at some of the argu ALL make tiual proof in support ol his claim Marion Vcatch of Galice, went lo Ash The jury in the Bob Hinman case at G P F 4& C Co. and that said pimof will be made before Roseburg last Wednesday returned a land Saturday morning, returning in the ments he put forth. From the ¡»opulist J. M. Chiles, county judge, Jo>< pliine The Grants Pass Furniture and Cask verdict of guilty of assault with a dan evening spending Sunday in this and democratic side the speech was forci Co., Or., at («rant’s I’ase. Oregon, on et Co. has a full supply of carpets and gerous weapon. The judge sentenced place. ble and convincing and served to thrill ’ Inly 1!>, 1S«.»7, viz: llenrv Brier ox If. E. the populistic blood, while from the ' matting. Come and see them. No. 713s. for the E Nli and lot I of Hinman Thursday to five years in the Miss Fanny Cheth am left Wednesday sec. ‘.’4, Tp. 36 8., ft. 5 West. other side it was a series of political See those sponge stuffed sweat pad.- at penitentiary. | for a much needed vacation. She will He names the following witnefsea to truths, ami non-truths nicely woven to Hackett’s. They absorb the sweat and piovc Ilia continuous residence u|>on nnd Cramer Bros, are agents for the Ore-1 visit Ashland, Jacksonville and other gether, from w hich the w hole hail to be keep the horses shoulders dry and cultivation of, said land, viz: gon Short June, Call on them and they I jioints. taken with several grains of allowance. Ole Severson, Charles Contain, Frank cool. w ill sell you a ticket w hich w ill take you A C. Wheeler and C. M. Stites came Randle, !.. E. Woolfolk, all of Graot'a I'orihiiol Mining, Exchange. There will be a dime social in the through the scenic regions of Utah and | ( down Bass, Oregon. | from Merlin Saturday to see W. 037-12 R. M. V xatcu , Register. Presbyterian church parlors Wednesday Colorado Try this route if you are con J. Bryan, the latter being a cousin The Portland Mining Exchange, ie- VIIOl'T evening, J uly 21st. A cordial invitation templating a trip east. of Bryan’s. cently organized from the most progress Something to Depend On. is extended to all. If you need either engraved or printed |<\ F. \V. W Williams. F. Metts, I>. P. Metts ive ami prominent of Portland’s citi- Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of The Frank Fetsc’i stock of clothing wedding invitations or announcements anj (|. J. Cartee. of Colorado, went to ' zens, w ill open its ofiiee in the Chamber tones A «on, Cowden. III., inspeaking of damaged by fire is now being invoiced. call on the C ourier . Best work. Dr. King's New Discovery, says that Kerbv Monday on a hunting ami pros of Commerce, in the room formerly oc last winter his wife was attacked with B. O. McCulloch, Fred Colvig and Will cupied by the Board of Immigration. C. St. Louis has an attractive sign in pecting trip. l.atirippe, ami tier case grew so serious Alfred are doing the work. The object is the advancement of the front of his place of business, and j G. W. Wimer and W. J. Wimer and that physicians at Cowden and Pana The Grant’s Pass Furniture and Cas stretching across the street to a pole sur wile came over from Waldo last Friday mining industries of the great Northwest could do nothing for her. it seemed to d« velop into Hasty Consumption. Hav ket company has leased the Howard mounted by a clock composed of wire ami went to Ashland Saturday to take in by display of its ores and distribution of ing Dr. King'.? New Discovery in-store, its literature; not to foster any (»articular brick, corner Sixth and Front street ami work. The sign consists of wire nett.ng Bryan's speech. ami selling lots of it, lie took a bottle mining district or section of Oregon will move their stock of furniture and fu with large gilt letters announcing his home, and to the surprise of all she lie R. I.. Coe and family expect to go to Washington, Idaho or British Columbia NEX I neral supplies soon. ns n to get better from first dose, and half business. Coisteln Thursday to spent! the vacation. dozen dollar bottles cured her sound and but to give equal advantages to all. Still some of the boys continue to J. H Rice, advance agent of the Wal Mr. Coe will help the family locate and well. Dr. King's New Discovery for Con They will be pleased to receive from jump on the trains as they pull out from ter L. Main circus, spent last Friday in then return to business. sumption, Coughs and Colds.is guaran those interested in mining properties as tee to do this good work. Try it. Free the depot. «Some of the little street town arranging for the appearance of Mrs M T. Utley left Wednesday even trial bottles at Dr. W. F. Kremer’s Drug Arabs will get their necks broke yet if that show on July 31. They have two ing for Portland to attend the gram! many samples of ores and uh much liter- Store : ntureas they may care to send, provided, the practice is not stopped. trains to carry their outfit, cages of ani lodge i>. of II. Mrs. Utley will also visit | all express or freig lit charges are pre- Two long Endeavor tiains passed mals etc , and claim that no fakirs or the family of Rev. 1». <1. Steven**, fop I paid. The more you send the better the through here Tuesday, and five Wed sharpers are allowed to follow their cir inerly of Grants Paas. ' mines will be advertised. nesday. These excursions have given cus. Miss Emma Hyde will attend the uni- I On their part, they will exhibit ores hundreds of people an opportunity to Simon Donan of the pine needle com. varsity at Moscow, Idaho, this year- | without charge, carefully labeling the \AIA see the west and escape the deadly heat panv. writes Mr J. D. Fry that he will j WEI K j, now ailii her graml pareute. I «ample, with tho name of the mine, the of the east. commence shipping machinery Monday having gone* tl.vre the* latter part of owner with bis Post (Hlicu address und Miss N. A. Wilson’s friends will be and that his engineer with wife and J uue. the given assay value. glad to hear that she has a position in child will be here in a snort time. This In this connection it will be well Io re Win M. Colvig of Jacksonville, was » mkki . a ’ k hcknic link . the schools in one of the suburbs of Port looks very encouraging and, no doubt, «een on the tr. i i Friday morning return- member that, there will be in Portland land. >he was quite tortunate in secur the whistle of the needle factory will mg from Mil waukee, where hb had been during the month of July, 12,600 or more Meals in ing the position as there were a great soon blend its tone with that of the attending the supreme lodge of the A. I strangers, attracted by t he cheap rates Pining sugar pine. many applications ahead of hers. < ar a la now in force. As a large majority of O. U. W. *. ’arte We learn that John Abbott of tirants The report of the .Superintendent of the | them will see your sample.-, you will P. F. Chandler and J. <». l)e Forest of insane asylum at Salem for the month Pass, and Lew’s Higgens of Crescent City, the Portland University came to the I readily see that your advertisement will Disappointed us this went outlast week to tin* head of («rave ending June 30, shows 1104 patients in Pass Monday. They are to give an elo rea< h every state in the Union. that institution—755 females and 349 Creek on a proft|»ecting tour and while cutionary entertainment on Friday, it is In order to receive the full benefit of TIIK ALL-RAIL ROUTE males. There are 136 officers and em there found some flattering prospects. eported. Mr. Chandler made a trip to ' the above oiler prompt action is necessa week, hut it will he here TO KOOTIMAl MINING DISTRICT, We are informed that as soon as Mr ployes connected with the asylum ry on your part. All shipments should next week without tail. i —VIA— Kerby on hit w heel Tuesday. be made and all communit ^tions ad BRATTLE AND RPoK VNK Willie Holmes the six-year-old sun of Higgens arranges his business at ('rescent of Chas. H. Fisher, managing editor I. W. Holmes met with a painful acci City he will return to Josephine County the Roseburg Review, passed through dressed to the Portland Mining Ex anti we are sure you will dent Monday. The little fellow found a and will put in next winter prospecting the city Friday on his way to attend the change, F. S, Peet, .Secretary, Portland, be life-long friends when loaded revolver, which had been care G. C. Ruff, of Portland, returned to Chautauqua at Ashland. Quite a num Oregon. W lieel me ti and i lie Side walks, lessly left w ithin his reach, and childlike Grant’s Pass, Thursday after attending ber of Roseburg people were on the you once get acquainted. St. Paul, Minneapolis, proceeded to examine the gun. During to his business interests in Portland for same train and bouud lor the same ( ity ordinance No. I IB in having a a few months. Mr. Ruff is associated the investigation the cartridge was dis I wholesome niiuium'inr effect run v in keeping uruping wheel« nim'in off Mil ’ Chicago Duluth, place. charged, the bad passing through the with W. (’. Pairan, formerly of Portland, Rev. Robt. McLean went to Bybee 1 of tin* walks in the business portions of AND ALL POINTS EAST. child’s leg. Fortunately th * wound is and A. A. Cameron of this place, in the i bridge early Monday morning for a coup I town and travel lor pedestrians is com- May Queen quartz mine on Green*» not serious. le of days fishing. Roy McLean and ! paratively safe. A “peach schooner’’ on wheels which creek, a short distance from this place. | Zera Pool rode to the bridge in the after The ordinance forbids wheelmen mung SLEEPERS, DINING and LIBRARY was being rigged up at the shops in Ash The company shipped 20 tons of ore to noon and then on to Ashland Tuesday the walks on fitli between Hotel Jose Tacoma a couple of weeks ago and the OBSERVATION t'ARS. land the first of the week attracted some phine and the hicyclt* grounds and on morning, taking a string of fish with attention as a novelty in the carrying returns were very satisfactory, so much them Front street between Gilbert creek and line. The vehicle has three decks, each so that they will proceed to work the HI H\|< I AND ►< USURY I SMp AI.ED. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rotennund re 7th street. It also makes it unlawful to of which has about the same number ol mine, slocking the ore on the dump. turned Saturday evening from their wed i riile upon any sidew alk in the city at a l or tickets mid full information call on W I PERKINS, A oknt . square feet of room as an ordinary w agon The ore runs about $50 to the ton, partly ding journey, having visited Portland ' rate of speed jeopardizing the safety of Grant’.* Pa««. hayrack. It ha*» been constr’icted for free milling and some base ore. These or in any manner interfering with the B kn A Low ei . i , AgrntWoodville. relatives, and traveling from there by Carter & Co. of the Consolidated < Irchard- gentlemen «lo not say much about their A B < . D knnistqn . light of pedestrians to the uee of such boat to San Francisco. They report a II. < . S tevens , C PA T A, Portland Or. and w ill be used for hauling peaulms I plans, but ore that will pay to ship to sidewalk. delightful trip, but were glad to greet 11 W P A, Seattle, With. from the orchards to the packing house* I Tacoma will pay better to mill at home home friends again. having a capacity of about 2 0 boxes, j ami ship ttie concentrates if necessary,! Five eingleearts for running between rows so it is quite probable that a mill and i Jerry Nunan and family leftthist Wed- PARTLoVS In this citv Saturday, July 4». 10, to Mr. ami Mrs, J. W. Partlow, a ami delivering fruit to this larger wagon • »ncenlrator w ill be put up on the May I nesday) evening for Corvallis. Mr. Nu- soil., nan will be miseed from the accustomed will also be used by Carter Co. during ; I Queen before long. i surrounding« of the C ourier office by KI'RITf—In ibis city Wednesday, July Fo Secure the Best Results the picking season, ami are being con i 14, 1KH7, to Mr. and Mrs. (’ J. Kurth, \ Itati Man. hi* friends, and no longer will his famil etructed espec ially for this use. a son. in Presen ing Fruit W. S . Wood, of the Palace hotel of i iar form be seen at the depot getting i » i 1.1». 8- U. Beach of Portland «¡»ent Friday the “ arrivals ” . We wish him succeM in Demands that Granite Iron stew pans be used, as the in this place in the interest of the Oregon this p «r lef' on tlx -outli-bound train every undertaking. I t-WINI. In this city Tue-day morn- Sunday morning without leaving bis fu iron kettle gives the preserves a peculiar taint that inir July 13, 1S97, of heart failure, and Washington Fruit Growers’ Union, Noone would care partic Philip Jaitniiii.' , aged years 7 spoils the flavor and renders the otheiwise tempting which handle fruit on commission for the ture addie- months, lie. ease nd has Is en living a it h grower. This ornpany is ahead of most , ular!,- about his g dug wore it not for tbe pres< rves almost unpalatable, We have a splendid as- his son Fred lor the past four months fact that he to >k his wife's |>ocket hook shipping concerns in that they <-ontro) sort mi nt of Granite ware and we can supply you with Our People al A n I i I hik J. containing between W<M> and $500 with J. R H ale , Undertaker, office op refrigerator cars ami furnish them free 1 anything in that line you may need. A great many of the Grant’s Pass peo posite Kremer's drug store, where to the fruit grower, thus making a sav- i him. lb- «lid not purchase a ticket ple are'in attendance at the Ashland ite may l>e found, either day or night here, but it is supposed his destination ing of $1‘X) or m >re p *r car. They guar- Chautauqua or have been in attendance | antee that there will be b it tlii‘ i charg-1 is San Francis. o, Ins former home. Mr. at win« of its seH«ions, some going by Fish arc Beginning to Bite Wool »a« a traveling agent for Wsna train, others by teams and still others by err, viz., icinx, freight, and one coiirni.- i Prepare for >port by laying in an assortment of Fishing aion. Mr. Beauh Hays that the great maker A Brown of Philadelphia, taking | wheels. Following is a partial list of tho«e who <>r-l-rs for clothing, ami did something in Tackle. Come in and look at our rods, reels, lines, the eastern bayerg have to find 1 fault have visited Ashland »luring < ’hautau Hies, etc We also have a good stock of guns, ammu with the Oregon fruit is that it i*» not i that line here, lie married Mrs. Wood, qua: properly gra le.i ami packed 1. A d »Z“n I about 10 months ago and since that time Dr. J S Moore, W J Win er, J I’ ( Jaleen - nition and sporting goods- 2_ 'ft' or less «mill or medium p *aehe* i?i a he lia i I... .. attending to the hotel. Mrs, er. Ben Rogers, J <> Booth, A R Yantis, Zfi2 Jimmie Mash, J W Howard aucompa W ■ >d lias oi.en saving the money to pay box of large fruit uill lower the grade t<> nied by their wives, Madaiiirs Me \rthur. Having made arrangements to the small fruit The whole pac kage will j an indebtedness on the property and I While, Hobbs, Vli««es Ufa Howard, Lil Hard ware. •ell for inferior fruit. The growers a- a feeis the Io»- heavily. Hbe will'not at- , lie Bradley, Minnie Ireland, Mvrtle buy from a factory outside of the Ireland, E<lna Parker, Allie Thornton, tempt io tiring turn back or recover the combine, we now -.ell our entire rule do not pack their fruit properly. Mr. ............... ‘ * ' ' » Al,i* 11 •«*'; Beach will be in thii valley again “o »n mouev a. the c .-tc would amount to more ■' Pool, Busie Haudin. McCulloch. Amy line of Coffins and Caskets at one to look up the whipping husine<s and will than «he could recover. Booth, Harvard Moore, Lincoln Savage, half the former prices. .. . . ] James Stewart. Malm Wheeler, Ixm We carry bv far tile largest st<xk , be gla>l to interest the fruit men in j e * Ikm’t let tin* cat lick the dishes but I Jo« His»t, John Goodell, Smith to select from in the county, and ing and grading to obtain the be-t pri» make nice soft soap with Soap Foam. Cook, Seymour Patton, M Veat< h, Ira the Goods are equal to any on the This company also has agents in ail Directions on the package. Tompkins. Rev Dawson. C. E. Tebbs, I W < hau-ioo'. 11 L Bvrmon, Judge market. We will not lx.- tinder- I the eastern citi<*s who keep the head Burning,itching «kin diseaM'S instantly | ( rawford, Hi Bobzein, I xiren Alaiii« s«>ld on Undertaking Goods at.cl quarters |M»*»te‘l on the market«, and i • W» H >rn G. ., will furnish our elcoant HEARSE are divided at ('hicag«» for one-car towi•• rel,..v.-.l l.r DeWitt'.WiUli Hazel H.lve, , Ba her. Harry Bovnton, Daniel Teare, 0 to ottr patrons FREE. at a time « hen the market a not !>♦* ’ ’ H< llarn ■■ 'A LIrelai d I- rl M without leaving a ar—W F. Kremer. L» .»fj, Roy M< L< an, Zera Pool. glutted. J. R. HALE. T hursday , J uly 15. 1897. 1|SI Reduction in Prices For this week we will sell fruit jars at PINTS HOC. QUARTS 70c. SOc, HALF GALLONS r We also make a special inducement to close out our remaining stock of MORNING GLORY SUGAR CORN 5 cans for 25c. at hatches et« Best on earth. Large and every one guaran teed to light, 3 bunches for 5c, 18 bunches for 25 cents. ?RUIT Of all kinds—Large, Juicy Lemons, 20c and 30c per dozen. Oranges, 3Oc and 40c per dozen. Peaches. Apples. Apricots. Berries fresh every morning. B. &.M b Grocery RAMONIA RAMONIA RAMONIA RAMONIA Buy FRI IT DRYERS’ WIRE CLOTH, BICYCLES, BABY CARRIAGES, and HARDWA RE Cramer IBros. NEXT TO POST OFFICE, OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. MONMOUTH, OREGON. A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS. Slight expense Tuition, Book«, Board and Lodging approx imately) $135 On |»er year. Students board ing themselves 1110 per year Academic grade« accepted from High Schools. Catalogues cheer fully rent on applica tion. Regular Normal course of three year- Senior years wholly professional. Train *»■ ing department grades with 200 L dren. '4'” Instruction training in gymna- tics (awedish system and vocal niiie'c for public schools. new* The Normal di k-E (»Ionia is recognized . bv law a« a S tati L ife C rrtificate tor teach. Address P. L. C amphill , President, or W. A. W inn . Sec. Faculty. T NEW STORE A A A i We have just opened up a new store of GENERAL MERCHANDISE! NO SHELF-WORN GOODS. RAMONIA EVERYTHING NEW and FRESH Dry Goods! Groceries! Provisions! Loicext Prices. Gire Usa Call. J. o. c. WIMER A Co. WOODVILLE. OREGON. Selling Out at Cost. Why? Because, by mutual concent the part nership business of Dean Bros, will be discontinued. It becomes neces sary t sell i large part ■ f the stock immediately. We will sell AT COST thread excepted until this advertisement ceases RAMONIA GO EAST Library-Car Route RAMONIA Shortest and Quickest Line to THROUGH MLICE and TOURIST CALHOUN BROS. Daily Trains : Fast Time Jewell k Dodge 0 • 0 0 Take care of the Pennies and the Dollars will take care of themselves. : : : : <> IM > YOUR I RADING A l I III NEW YORK RACKET STORE \ND YOI WILL SAVE TIIE PENNIES. \ND Till: DIMES \I.SO. 0 0 ♦ 0 I *1 IRE Medici ne« a i :ir v ci i ita i • : National Drug Store Dr. W. F. Kremer, Prop. ♦ o 0 f« O00Û 000000000000000000000 We have almost everything in stock A good supply of Fishing Tackle just in