Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, July 29, 1897, Image 3

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    T hursday , J uly 29, 1897.
Will Jackson resident dentist.
- >wy Butte again leads the market.
PERSONAL.
Jackion County New».
Moved.
Scott Griffin uf the Pass ha« been in
We have left our neighbors and Iriends
J U'l*oii Bent went to San Frsnciavo
THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS
on Front street and have moved into the the county for several day«
Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour. Tuesday.
To
Howard block, fronting Sixth street
Alexander (»cache« are gone and now
Clemens, Druggie* opp. Opera House.
Roy Pool went to Ashland Monday for
Shue» repaired at Hackett ’».
If any one want* to whip the editor he w« are in the mid at of Hales Early.
Howard means it when he say»;— a tew days vacation.
C. St. !*oui« mount* gold nugg« t*.
w ill please go to the old stand, but if lie1
Frol. C. A. Hilcbcock »nd »if* h»v*
•‘Come ami settle up."
Colonel A. J Barlow returned W*due* desire* to pay up on subscription, or to
Orange» .»nd leiniu- al Bartlett’*«.
! gone to Crater lake on a camping tour.
The beat place in town to get your dav from Coo* County.
add hi* name to our list, h* will pleas*
corrtc.
B. iV M. handle Snowy Butte ffour.
T. 8. Howard of .Medford ra down at
shoe* repairer! la at Hackett*' harness
R. F. Miller of Jack* creek was iu come Io our new sanctum where he
Get your ice cream at Redfield's
Tillamook
inapccting
government
aur-
ai.d shoe shop.
town a few days ago.
will be welcomed witli open arms.
vey*.
If y6u owe Howard you must pay up.
Die school board in Portland cut
Win. M. Holmes of Snowy Butt* fame
Tru
A number of refrigerator cars are now Cofiee*
Hattest
Fe«tlval
at our expensa
Freeh vegetables every day at Bart­ teachers' and janitors' wage* amounting wa* in town Wednesday.
Srkr.
at
the
Ashland
depot
awaiting
fruit
abi>>-
lett’».
to about *¡2000 for next year.
Extract,
lhe Belaany C. E. soceity expect* to
K. i.. Coe is spending a few days at
menta.
lUk.ni Pvwdxr if you're not pleased
Lincoln Savage will teach on Williams
give it* third Harvest Festival about the
The merchant who tell* you lie has Colestein witn his family.
.Much hay i* be'ng put up in Klamath
creek nex«. fall.
something else a* gissl as Hoe I akesoap
8. iKmau, the pine ne-dle man is now middle of September. There will be a
fine exhibit of fruit and vegetables county. The alfalfa in that county is
Why is the Red Star selling at eoat? is a good man—to keep away from.
in the city looking after hi* enterprise
from all part* of our county. Th* better than usual.
See their advertisement.
Yellow washing powder will makeyoui
E J. Buchanan left for San Francisco
Hon. Win M. Colvig who ha* been in
Avoid thi»by I ( yesterday morning to reside permanent- festival will last two day*, being open
It you want fieah fruit (or canning clothes the same color.
afternoon and evening. It will be held attendance at the A. O. U. W. grand
using Soap Foam. Il's pure white.
i.»'-
leave your order at Bartlett'».
in the (>|a*ra House, and each evening lodge Portland i* byme again.
Tell the conductor to pnt you off at
New supply of wall paper at the Grants
Will Chausse with his lady went to there will be a short musical program.
If you need either engraved or printed
the Red Star where gssls are ‘going Mediord last Saturday .returning Moud i v
Pass Furniture iN Casket Company,
Farmer* are resfieelfullv requested to wedding invitations or announcements
The Oc.ipnt of copper for the I uitrd at cost. The news is spreading like wild
Isaac Stauffer and M Braat of Apple­ keep lhe festival in mind and should call on tlieCoi'HiKR Best work.
fire.
State« in 18‘»6 w nearly 250,030 ton*.
gate were doing business in town Tues­ they w ish to make an exhibit they can
Miss Clara Colvig of Jacksonville is
The Courier Job otiice has received a day.
Lynching in the Souht with an occa­
get further information from Cramer
visiting near Woodville, the guest of her
number
of
fonts
ot
up-to
date
display
sional supplement from the Middle states
Harold Martin will lease lor Corvallis Bro*., lhe hardware men.
grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. D, N. Bird-
faces lor commercial work. Send in your
is still going on
next week to join ¡.is mother who is liv-
rey.
Hogue lllver Choral Union.
orders.
l"
i ing at that place.
Mr. Rehkopf will soon commence the
l'rof. A. F. Cornutt who taught a*
And a good one can be told by
Ikjn't
be
misled
into
buying
soap
that
The Rogue River Choral Union, com­
building of a brick on his lot on the west
Mrs. Dr. Parsonsand son Fred of Ash­
principal of the South Ashland school
contains
marble
dust,
talc
and
other
every
housekeeper who uses
posed
of
the
choral
union*
of
Ashland,
side of Sixth street.
land are visiting the family of Geo. Cal­
worthless tilling P.uv HoeCakt and save
Medford and Grant'* I'ass, was organ­ last year, has been engaged to teach th* 1
our Spices. There are very few­
houn this week.
Go to the Novelty Candy store for a
the wrappers.
ized Thursday, July 22nd, al Ashland, Riddle school for the ensuing year.
spices in the market today that
nice dish of ice cream Conklin build­
Miss Lillie Bra,Hey left the first of the
Corvallis college has a banana tree
with It R. Willits, of Ashland, presi­
ing Front an l Fifth.
are really acd entirely pure.
week for a few weeks stay at her home
dent; 11. C. Kinney, Grant'* Pass; that will hear fruit this year. The tree
Electric Light A Waler Co
at Oakland, Oregon.
Two good milk cows for *ale cheap.
It is so easy to adulterate them
Rev. l.S Foster, Medford; and Mis* l* three year* old, and it is the first tree
Immediately alter tile power house
Call on or a ! Ires» W. A. Matchett, 4l._.
Henry Booth has been dow n toCottage Esther Sil,by of Ashland, vice-presi­ of the kind to bear fruit in the state.
and so cheapen their cost that
burned down last week Supt G. 1. Grove lookingafter the Booth-Kelly lum­
miles east of Grant’s Pass.
dents, and liio. I'. Cramer, secretary.
most every manufacturer does
Mr. and Mrs. Collins with their fami­
Brown w ent Io work with a crew of men ber company's interest.
Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte.
Once a year the Union will hold a mu­ ly have gone to the state of Washington
it. We believe, however, in
hardly stopping to rest until iu 4'* days
Prof. E. D. Thompson returned last sical convention, lasting four .lavs, when to find them a home for the future. We
W. 11. Flanagan, phvsician surgeon
the economy of using absolute­
he
was
supplying
the
city
with
water.
and dentist.
Tuesday evening from California where all tiie local Union* will com* together, wish them «ell wherever they may go.
In view of the fact that everything was
ly Pure Spices. Good cooks
lie had been on a business trip.
See our s|»ecial prices on clothing,—
and on the last dav of the convention
Sheriff A S Flames went to Salem la-t
completely burned up and the machin­
sometimes have poor luck be­
Harth and son.
give a grand concert. The first conven­ week to take Chester Sherrill to the in­
H.
A.
Keller
of
San
Francisco
one
of
ery very badly damaged, most of it
cause of poor material,
A
Wall paper 10 cents double roll at the ruined, we surely think Mr. Brown and the owners of the Siskiyou copper mines tion will Is-held at Grant* I'ass during sane asylum. The little fellow was pro­
the Christmas holiday*.
earn*
to
the
city
Sunday
night.
G P F A C Co.
small
spoonful
of
our
‘
‘
/t.
/-
nounced insane by Dr. Geary and Judge
his company reserve much credit for
It is probable that Jacksonville vocal- Crowell.
F 8. Thomas, cousin to J. S'inebaugh,
The weekly Eugene Register issued as the interest they have manifested ill ma­
/" spices will season
a daily from July 2. Success to the pro. king haste to supple the city and people the barber, started Tuesday evening on ists also will join the Union.
Miss Mary Otwell of Central Point
as much as a whole tablespoon-
the north bound train for Clondyke.
prietors.
who graduated at St. Mary’s Academy,
with water.
tul of ordinary cheap spice.
A Sail Accident.
lacksonville, is now in Portland having
The Grants Pa»« Furniture and Cask- 1 Those who are dependent upon the
N. E. Britt, S. I*, land agent, of New
Why ? Because tjurs are ab­
A
mu
.»
i
>,
July,
26.
—
A
**d
aeeident
taken upon herself the duties of a Sister
et Co has a full supply of carpets ami company for water for house use and berg, Oregon, was in town on business
solutely
pure, being put up by
for lawns and gardens will fully appre­ for a lew days the fore part of the occurred in this city at I o'clock P. M of the Holy Names.
matting. Come and see them.
•
today.
the
Pure
Food Company, of
ciate
the
effort*
of
Mr.
Brown.
week.
Oscar Holt, son of J. J Holt of this
Those who have ftuit for shipment will
As Mrs. Avilla Hunter, wife of J. A. county, is among lhe gold seekers of Al­
Just
as
soon
as
the
company
can
Sau
Francisco,
and ate doubly
|
Supt
Field*
of
the
Southern
Pacific,in
»Io well to call on A. »1. Anderson & Co.
arrangeme nt company with bis brother-in-law D. A. Hunter of Talent was driving down to aska. Oscar went to Alaska over a year
strong,
and
full
weight. The
We know these men and »-an re -ommend ! make all necessary
I
they will put in inear the old site Grout spent a <lav or two in town this the main road from the llockersmith ago and M lie is among the Hi st there we
ihem as being gentlemen.
prices, too, you will notice, are
place
where
she
had
been
picking
ber
­
Water week.
hope he will strike it rich.
See those sponge stuffed sweat pad? at a tho'oughly aup to-date |plant,
reasonable.
Quarter pound
abrve ! J. 8. Tucker of the Horn-Silsby-Tueker ries. her horse became unmanageable
Wells Fargo Co. have handled in the
Hackett's, They absorb the sweat and will he taken out of the river just
cans
of
Pepper,
Mustard, Gin­
and
ran
away
throwing
Mrs.
Hunter
out
riine, has moved liis family to tow n after
neighborhood of 4000 boxes of peache,
keep the horses shoulders dry and tlie bridge where it is pure.
of the buggy, her head apparently strik­
ger,
Allspice
and
Sage we are
dyna-
The
company
will
put
in
sueii
a years residence in the m ountains on
from Ashland depot. Thediffereiice he
cool.
ing the ground first.
mo* as will enable them to furnish I Briggs Creek.
selling
at
toe.
tween
express
and
freight
is
not
more
Pickles 10 c per quart at M sb A
Those who law it ran immediately to
power to run machinery thus using no
Prudent housewives find
Pike’s*
Dr. M. A. Da Shiells of Indianola, the rescue but found her iinconariou* than two or three cents per box.
water power as formerly. If those who*
Miss
Kate
Calvin
of
Bozeman,
Iowa,
is
visiting
relatives
in
the
city.
Mon-
that
they make their table al­
with liloist running out of troth ears.
Burning,itching skin diseases instantly have been using the electric light so de­
In order to close out our stock of WHITNEY
lowance go farthest at Calhoun
relieved bv DeWitt’sWitch Hazel Salve, sire, the company can and will iu less The doctor is a brother in-law of Prof E She was taken to the residence of l>avid tuna, is visiting .Ml»* I.. M. Davis of this
D. Thompson.
King near try ami 1'rs. iirower and Song­ city. Miss Calvin has been in attend­
Bros., where prices ate uni­
we have decided to make the above reduc­ unequalled for cuts,bruises,burnsit heals than a weeks time put in a dynamo that
Mr. D Dixon, formerly of thia place, er eumtnoned. The doc'or* pronounced ance nt the C. E. convention, San Fran­
without leaving a scar—W. F. Kremer. will generate light which will answer un-1
formly
low—qua’ity uniformly
tion. Our Carriages are new stock, finely upholstered, There will be a meeting at the Presby­ t.l the new plant is ready. There can but now of Walla Walla, is visiting in her in a serious condition Her skull is cisco, and as she used to live in Soul Il­
high
er
n
Oregon
she
decided
to
stop
over
and
this
city.
Mr.
Dixon
Ims
interest»
in
the
thought to be fractured and recovery im­
rubber tires and dust proof hubs ; every carriage provided terian church Friday eve at 8 o’clock P. he no revenue to the company while i Electric Light ami Water Works of this possible. The husband i* out in Klam­ pay friends it visit.
\1. to hear the report of the delegates they are working under such disadvan­
place.
The Ashland Chautauqua closed its
ath county putting up hay, but i* expect­
from the C. E convention, at San Fran­ tages, but on the contrary a loss.
with brake.
Miss Chloe Me Kinzie went to Central ed soon, a* a telegram was sent him im- year's work w ith a grand musical concert
cisco.
We shall be pleased to show you our line.
Thursday evening of last week. The
Point where she joined some friends who rm dtatelv
New blood has mingled with theold in
treat musical talent of Medfor.l and
are going out to Crater lake and Pelican
the Siskivou copper mines and we are in-
A Golden Wedding
The hot spell is still on tap.
Grant’s I’ass were present ami helped
hay for a summer’» vacation of three
formed that work was begun Tuesday of
Mr and Mrs. (’ N. N'ickerton celebra­ materially in making tliu.conrert a deci­
Rattlesnakes are plentifnl — also pros- weeka or a month
i ibis week, \bout 30 men will be em­
pectors.
— .Miss flora Chausse, who has been in ted 1 heir 5i)th wedding anniversary at de! success, The building was crowded
ployed this fall and winter.
It is learned that the Jump off-Joe Portlond attending the Homes Business their home on Sucker creek, Sunday, to its fullest capacity on this occa»ioi>.
“They don’t make much fuss about it”
You serve to your guests cre­
steam dredger lacks power.
college for the past year, returned ibis July 18th, 1897. A large number of
Nolli-r to Tux I’uyers
We are speaking of De Witt’s Little Early
friends ami neighbor* were present anti
ates as distinct an impression
week.
She
is
for
the
present
engaged
in
Win.
Sanders
is
building
a
60
tray
fruit
Risers, the famous little pills for consti
a most enjoynble time was had. At 1:30
I'he county court extended the taxes
among them as your silver,
pation,biliou>ness and all stomacii ami Irycrun hie place, opjMvsite Win. Crow’s. the Sugar Pine uffii a
o'clock a sumptiiouH repaat of roast until August 31, '1*7, with a js-nally of
your linen or your china.
If
Mrs.
Ida
Belknap
of
Turner,
Oregon,
Miners on Whiskey creek are making
iver trouble«. They never gripe — W. F
thicken, pien. cake, and other good 3,Lper cent from lhe 15 of April to the
preparations to mine, especially during with her two little children, came in on things too numerous to mention wa*
NEXT TO POST OFFICE
Kremer.
you
want
extra
nice
Tea,
and
.'II of August. After that date the books
the south bound, Wednesday morning
the very finest flavored coffee,
The Horn-S.lsby-Tucker mine on the low water.
serve.I to 1l e assembled group, the will Ire closed to make out the delin­
to
attend
the
Pelerson-Bootli
wedding.
FISHING TACKLE.
HARDWARE
BICYCLES.
<>ur mailcarrier was accompanied by
the Illinois river was sold last week for
bride ami groom seated at the head of quent roll.
you can surely depend upon
J. G. H iatt ,
$20000 to Mrs. Wilder ami others—Mrs. three females last Wednesday, which is Mrs, Belknap is a daughter of l ather lhe table, the bride crowned with a
Sheriff
the
brand.
Booth of this city.
Wilder whose home is in New York is a not according to the schedule.
wreath of white flowers, looking youthful
Better
be
sure
than
sorry.
8. C. Beach, who represents the fruit in spite ol her 73 years.
F m I ih ) Notice.
sisier to (’apt. Wheeler of this city
Senator Harmon has his ditch about
I’apts. Wheeler ami Brown will operate I completed ami will soon have lumber on Grower* I nion of Oregon and Washing­
An otic, entitled* “The (¿olden Wed­
Stravod from Maloti Wheeler’H pasture
the mine.
the ground for fluming and sluice boxes. ton, went south to Ashland Wednesday ding Hay” was then read by Mrs llickoi,
morning. Mr. Beach will return in about followed by a toast by Wil! Leonard ami near Grant's Pass, on or about Jun«1 6,
The I. O. O. F. of this city will soon
one light bay mare 11 years old ; s« ar on
After many false alarms, work was be­
•oniinence the cons'ruction of their new | gun on the Ga'ice bridge and it will be a week and w ill stop over at the Pass to after dinner the time was spent in visit­ right shoulder, also one bright bay mart*,
interview the fruit men of this section.
eight
years old scar on forehead ; a Kite
brick building
on
Sixth
ing, literary exercises and songs.
Street. almost completed this week. Good for
hind feet; small inir on front ankle.
President
Van
Scov
and
Prof.
Eubank«
inis building when finished will con the overseer.
Miss Aggie George recited a selection \ny information given.I. W. Griffith
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
of the Ashland Normal school went north 111 a most pleasing and entertaining man­ (¿rants Pass will be liberally rewarded.
tain, it is said, the finest lo<lg»* hall with
Candidates for the various county offi
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
.11
I.
compartments between Portland ami ces are already being mentioned, but it is Tuesday night to attend the Slate ner, an I oilier selections rendered bv
Slight expense San Francisco. The upper story will be a long time between now and election — Teachers Association al New port Oregen Miss«« Eva Baldwin, Josie Kellogg and
Regular Normal
For Male.
Prof. Eubanks is the ‘new teacher lor Mrs. Kate Lewis.
Tuition. Books, Board lined entirely for lodge purposes ami the ami drinks.
course of three yeatw.
and Lodging approx lower part for store rooms for rent.
the Normal ami he has the appearance of
Senior years wholly
The Rogue River Brewery in <»rant’s
We were then favored with a song by
imatelv) $135 GO pet
R. Clark met with a painful accident iMU'ig an educator of ability. Tiiis gen
professional.
Train­
Uncle Jack McDougal, ami several bal- I’n-"» uilli 10-barrel Copper Kettle,*Kig
Friiif-Gi‘< wee« Vttention
year, students board
while engaged in mining at the mouth tlemtn lias it in hi* mind and heart to es­
ing department »»! •
Mall Kiln Md mod«in Bowling
Lds
were sung by Mis. McVev and Miss Duelling House of 8 rooms, Stable, Gran­
ing
themselves
$110
grades with 200 < bii
A. J Anderson Ac Co. respect fully an- of lialice creek Saturday by a bank cav­ tablish an educational journal in Ashland Linnie Sowell.
per
year
dreii.
ary, etc. There are 85 fruit tree» in gar­
Academic grades nounce to th»* fruit growers of Southern ing in on him.
and therefore lie lias gone down to the
Those present were Mr. ami Mrs. J. I*. den. I’he pr< pertv contains I acres, or
accepted from High Oregon that they have perfected arrange­
Instruction and
Quartz prospectors find it very disa­ Willamette raliey to interview somwof Ia*wi-, Mr. ami Mrs. Kellogg, Mr. ami 26 building lots Inquire at this office
Schools.
training-) in gvtnna*
or of Mrs. (¡co. Waller, (¡rant’s Pass.
Ca’a’ogueH cheer­ ments by which they will ship fruit East greeable at this season, on account of the the educators of that section. Oregon Mrs. G. W. Lewis, Mr. ami Mrs Will
tier (Swedish svHtem
scarcity
of
water,
both
for
drinking
ami
in
refrigerator
cars
direct
to
all
points
in
lias
marie
several
attempts
to
establish
fully
pent
<>n
appli<*a
and vocal mus’v for
Leonaid, Mr. ami Mr». Ira Dunham,
tion.
he Mississippi valley ami Atlant if coast fanning purposes.
public schools.
and maintain a journal of tins character, Mrs. Hickox. Mr«, Kale Luwis,
¡ties
The Hog creek <piartz mill is complet­ but without mu. Ii succesr.and wear«- in Tre Fethan, Mr«. McVey, Mm.
Aildress
The Norma! di
Having had many years of practical ed but on act ount of water being short dined to question whether Mr. Eubank* Hayes, Misses Alice Smith, Minnie
ploma is rgcognized
I*. L C kMI’HKl.L,
•xpeiirnce in handling fruit, enjoying a the mill will not be worked to its full will succeed, although we hope lie may. Johnson, Aggie George, Eva Baldwin,
bv law as a stati
President, large acquaintance with buyers, and
L ife C kbtificati to
Supt. Jones of Marion County is running Linnie Sowell, Josie Kellogg, Mr. Ben
capacity untit later in the SMason.
or
W
A
W
ann
,
teach
Hee. Faculty. having negotiated with reliable firms to
Mr J. Robertson and children armed a monthly school journal but lie and George, Harry Akerill an I Harvey Kel­
xive our consignments special attention, here direct from Scotland yesterday. State Supt. Irvin M-em unable to pull in logg
Demands that Granite Iron stew pins Ire used, as the
A (¿L'xsr.
hue insuring safe and rapid sales, we They will make their home at the Alex­ tli* -aine baric-**. .
iron kettle gives the preserves a ] ecnliar taint that
I'leaae
Kef
(l<*
I
p
»re able to offer to the fruit growers bet ander Bent mine, Mr. Robertson being
More Fire».
spoils
the flavor and renders the otherwise tempting
er markets and better prices than they foreman there.
All those know ing themselves Indebted
presr rves almost unpalatable We have a splendid as-
have hitherto enjoyed.
A two slo-y dwelling h>Ri»e with sou.* . to me either by note or account, will
The rich strikes in Alaska have caused
For particulars inquire of
»ortment of Granite ware and we can fnpplv you with
out-buddings, Is-longing Io Joseph lir.f* ph ase call at my office in Terrell’« furni’
nervousness among our miners. J. Raff­
A. J. A ndekmon .
filli, on I'henev creek, 2l, miles from f nre story |n l settle at once.
anything in that line you may need
I
erty ami Wm. Bailey lett here early in
I’. < >. box 3 N
< ¡rant’s I’ass, < tre.
J. W. II owahi *.
the spring for t‘*at section and it is hoped Wilderville, was destroyed by tire July
21, al 2 o c lock p in.
Mr. Grilfilh bad
Fatelo A la-» kan Politi*.
they will strike it.
Owing to my health I am compelled to quit the Mer­
just laid in a supply of provision*,
From lhe (>. R. A N. Co.’s circulars
One of our residents wishes it distinct­ which,with all the cuitents ol the house
Prepare for sport by laying in an assortment of Fishing
chandise Business, and will close out tny entite stock
of rates to the Yukon country we glean ly understoo I that lie is in the ‘‘push,’ i except a little bedding, was lestroyed
Tackle. Conte in ami look at our rods, reels, lines,
ihe following that may I m * of interest to having shook W. J. Bryan's flipper, ami There was no insurance on the hoii-e
REGARDLESS OF COST in the next two week-
those contemplating the trip.
The wi’.l represent the people under the next or the contents, l he tire is supposed to
flies, etc. We also have a good stock of guns, ammu­
Come earlv and secure BARGAINS
steamer G»*" W Ehler will leave Port «dministrat ion as chief ot the navy have originated in a del*, live tin.-. Th*
nition and sporting gotnls
land for Alaska, July 30.
Rates fui yard at Tucson, Arizona.
family I.ad to work very hard to rare Ilia
passengers including meals ami berths
The quartz le Ige recently discovered Irani.
T
<re : aEroin 1'ortland to .Juneau—cahi- by (’has. Alford is one of the richest in
The dwelling of Bev. Harper mi Wil­
V
f25; steerage$17 ; ToDyea—rab:n,$4<L the di.-tri< t, and indications are that it liams creek was last Sunday evening de­
We h jve adiled Picture Molding.«,
steerage, $2»5; To Sitka—cabin, $40,
I
' i« penn. lanenl. The ore 10 similar to that stroyed by fire. Mr Harper and family Furniture Covering* andl 'phoEtery
steerage, $25. Full 1 icket* allow 15«) > IÜ9 of flip famous Virtue mine of Baker were away from home attending cburi-li Materials, Porteirex, Children »Car­
GEO. P FERMAN Pmpr.
of baggage tree, but the va m* must not county, He has been offered a fair price w hen the fire broke out and as there w as riages Veb.cijied-, Tricycies, and
»-xred $100.
f >r an i interest.
no one at lioine, tlie house and all it* Expre»» Wagon», Houselining and
The next sailing day after July 30 ) ha«
Two saloonists of (¿rant’s Pass are in contents were destroyed. We under tack», Hammock», Croquet, Folding
not been given out.
Camp Furniture, Clothe» Bars ami
t 1 - w il.lerm*»- prospecting. Their guide stand that Ml. Swatber who live* very
Ka< k- Music Racksand nianyother
remarked that be never saw such thirsty close to Mr. Harper lost Ins .Iwe.lmg a.
We intend to make
cus«e-, it being a iong distance tietween so. There was no insurance on any of »mail article»
Advertising bills to July I. I«"7. are
;our
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the
most
complete of it»
the
building,
or
the
content*
It evidently agree«
I’ayable to the undersigned. Subscrip watering pia< • •<
kir.d in Southern Oregon.
Ilona are u> be paid to the new firm, a it h mix »¡'•gi’-t»* to drink purr mountair.
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Price A Voorbies.
J. Nunari
• ater.
pii.
P aiw P ili ^ i “One rent a <!<*•■
A Í (lruffglMlM.
A Reduction in Prices
o/f
For this week we will sell fruit jars at
PINTS
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eoc.
QUARTS
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70c.
HALF GALLONS
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SOc.
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We also make a special inducement to close
out our remaining stock of MORNING
GLORY SUGAR C >RN 5 cans for 25c.
rw
MATXllKS
Best on earth. Large and every one guaran­
teed to light. 3 hunches for 5c, IS bunches tor
25 cents.
FRUI’
Of all kinds Large, Juicy Lemons, 20c and
30c per dozen.
Oranges, 30c and 40c per dozen.
Peaches.
Apples.
Apricots.
Berries fresh every morning.
B. &, M.Grw
io| Discount!!
BABY
CARRIAGES.
The Tea and Coffee
Cramer Dross.
OREGON STATI: NORMAL SCHOOL.
CALHOUN BROS.
The Pure Food Grocers.
To Secure the Best Results
in Preserving Fruit
C losing ( ) ut S ale
Fish arc Beginning to Bite
Since LaM Season
Hartl ware.
ewsll a Dodgs.
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Selling Out at Cost.
Why?
Because, by mutual consent the part­
nership business of Dean Bros, will
be discontinued
It becomes neces­
sary to sell a large part of the stock
immediately.
\V< will sell AT COST thread
excepted; until this advertisement
ceases
Red Star Store.
~I
J. R. IIALE.
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NEW YORK RACKET STORE
Will give sp.cial bargain> this week: Buggy Whips, Kk; S>lid Zinc Washboards, 2<k.; Men’s Sock«»,
4c pair; Leather Watch Chains. 5c. XII kinds of Fishing Tackle and I lies ; 6-foot double Leaders, 8c
large box Shoe Blacking. 4c.
We give a present o’ I inc Cake Bouquet Perfumed Toilet Soap with ever) purchase of 5Bc worth
of go h .1« on Saturday,
lie lb for Drv Beef Hides.
SMITH
I'he Fool I'iitei-N. Y. Racket Stori
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Thi*'• wh*t "th® ■"'.II troy" *ay*.
l ot* u( | eoplu agrde
with liii" and »how .t, though they don t put it in quit* this way.
If you don’t ag"-* with him orue in au.l try on* of tho*« "big’’
glw»** voo'iwll. Aurl that i* not all; *v rrylhing ae keep i* the
br»l of it* kinrl—Soria Water, I'rug*. Toilet Artiil*«, all the best
vain* for th* money.
NATIONAL DRUG STORE,
Dr. \V. I. Kremer, Prop
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