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T hcbsdav , A vgust tç, 1897. Shues repaired al Hackett's. L St. L xjui . fur wotcli repairing. Get your ice cream at RedUeld's We are not satisfied with conducting a good grocery <tore Ute best only sati.fi« us_the ,, of goods at the best pncc-best for our customers. That p!eai you-that Oranges «nd lemons al Bartlett's. Snowy Rutte flour at J. M Childs. B. A M. handle Snowy Butte flour, pays us Ue carry the BEST line of Coffee, and T» town. Chase & Sanborn s celebrated Coffee will please the ”••• p.ea« the ine most fastidious. pp. 'r’- • :----- " - . wm nis grade is 40c per pound, and is abso- 1U,ejLPUre Br0ken^' ‘5C per pend'.' Then we’h^e a good one at 20c per pound, and a still better one at 25c per pound. Then v e have all grades of Green Coffee from 20c per pound up to 35c per pound. PERSONAL 11. B. Miller returned to the Paas Snowy Butte again leads the market. Tuesday. Clemens, Druggis', opp. Opera House. Mia. Booker took the Monday rtage W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon (or L'resvent City and dentist. Hi.hop Morris of Portlan 1 *|>eiit F I rí Wall paper 10 ceut* double roll at tbe Jay in the city. G P F A C Co. Mrs Goodell and children made an* THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS Good, Not Good Enough Will Jackson resident deuliel. Mash A Pike for Snowy Butt, flour. Work h«» been commence I new J. O. L>. F. uuilJuig. on the other trip to Crescent City Tue-dav. George P. Cramer left Tuesday for ••rain tacks for sale at .Mash A Pike« Sweetiaud A Co. always have a Pelican Bay on a two week, vacation rin Fresh vegetables every day at Hart good supply of choice cuts of meat. L. G. Hrowr.ell left fur Etna, Calt'or Dr. W. F Kreni.r has gotten subecri|>- ■ia.yesterday morning.his lulure home. There are rumors of another circus lions for Field Da>> to ihr amouut of Mi-s Ltell. Price returned last Tliure coming to tow n ♦216. day alter ependingAwo months at \sli- If you want fieah fruit for canupg The beat place in town to tret your land. leave your order at Bartlett*«. shoes repaired it a*, llacketta' liarne.a Hon. Binger Herman waa a passenger Rev Huwaid A. Wood, will preach at ar.d shoe shop. on yesterday a tram, booud for Ash Woodville next Sunday. Au<u«l 22. Ito you need paper for packing irnit land. New «apply oi wall paper at tho Grants for shipment, if so, order through the Mrs C. S. Price, Frances and Chai- Pass Furniture A Casket Company. inert returned from Ashland Tuesday Col bikk office. Go so the Novelty Candy Store for a Miss Vi.la Moor, entertained between awning. Conklin build 30 and 4 > young people on the lawn at W. P. Wiight is out in the Brigg, creek country looking after his min ng her home Tuesday evening. The Opera House meat market i« The merchant who tells you lie lias interests. beadquarter« for the kind of meat you something else a» good as Hoe Cake soap Mias Fannie llmkina of Me If wd want to get—tbe beat. came down Monday evening to visit is a good man—to keep away from. Fiuit paper in large or «mail quanti Yellow w ashing powder will makeyoui Miss Allie Poo’. nice dish uf ice cream ing Front and Fifth. We can give you your choice of seventeen different kinds Tbe large sales of our 30c Spider Legand 50c S. I). Japan speak well for the excellent quality of these Teas. tie« at the Cot kier office. Two good milch cow« for «ale cheap. Call on or addresn W. A Matched, mile« east of Grant's Pass. Come and examine the largest stock of Teas and Coffees in Southern Oregon. Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte. The degree of Honor will give a dime •«ocial on tbe lawn of M. T. Ullev Wed nesday evening. August 25. B. & M , Grocery ¡ Save Your Fruit For another year, when it will not be so plentiful Fruit well put up, will keep for several years. We have everything necessary for preserving fruit so that it will keep. Our preserving kettles in STRANSKY STEEL ENAMELED WARE are with out an equal. We still have a good stock of MASON FRUIT JARS which we are selling at COST. We also have plenty of FRUIT CANS, SEALING WAX AND STRINGS. Cramer Bros. NEXT TO POST OFFICE. FISHING TACKLE. HARDWARE . SCHMIDT, DEALER IN Agricultural Implements, Corner Sixth and I Sts , Grant's Pass, Oregon IRON and STEEL. HARDWARE ami WAGON MATERIALS. I n L* rge V ariety Jfflu MINERS Fitted Out Oil Reasonable Term» AFhe Cash Store Opposite Round House CAN SAVE VOLI MONKV Flour, Corn Meal Mill Feed Chop Feed Hay and (¡rain Potatoes, Bacon, Lard -in. Manilla Rope,8 c Roast Coffee, 161 to37 Green Coffee, 20 to 28c Tea from 20 to 50c, Picnic Hams, 8 c. 1’1 KE MASH FIRST NATIONAL I. STAUFFER, D ka LI. I s Hay. Grain, Flour and feed! OF SOUTHERN OREGON Capital Stock, Largest Stock of IIAY in the City! All Home Grown $50,000 Good Eating and William Mallory is now at the old Miller ledge, whip-sawing lumber fur A little boy by the name of Litton liv the new tlrni, Nelson amt Sampson. Mr. and Mrs E. C. Dixon, Misses Al- ing out in the .ountry north of town fell out o a tree last Monday and broke hi. ice Smith and Alice Jennings, are spend ing a number of weeksat T ItuanSprings. arm. and yellow in all the new toes in C, D. and E width».—Dixon A Mi Croskey. The Grants Pas« Furnituie and Cask- The Southern Pacific makes a rate of Co has a full supply oi carpets and one fare lor the round trip loSalem iro n matting Come and see them. September 30 to October H, during the See those sponge stutr«*d sweat pad» at annual state fair. Hackett's They absorb tbe sweat and Don't be misled into buying soap that Keep lhe burses abouldeis dry and contains marble dust, talc and other cool. The Young Men « Club of Bethany worthless flnllig. Buy Hoe Cake and save Presbtterian church give a social in th- the wpperis. church p«rlora this (Wednesday ing. , | . I Mr and Mrs. Lough and friend of San ' clothes the same color. Avoid this by Fram-isco took the stage from here Sat using Soap Foam. It's pure white. A new line of shoe» in green, purple urdav for Crescent City. even The time has not l»eeii set for the fiel«i days but some have suggested that about lhe I4>h and l«5th of September would be a good time. County s« h«»ol su|»erinteiident J. 1> liases last week issued a first grade uer tificate to Miss Arzella Titus and a thirc grad«* to Miss Grace Barrett. •‘They don't make much fu«s about it" We are speaking of De Witt’s Little Early Risers, the famous little pills (or consti pation, biliou-ness and all stomach and liver troubles. They never gripe—W. F. Kremer. Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour. Don't let the cat lick the dishes but make nice soft soap with Soap Foam. Directions on the package. J. W. Howard nas put bi« account« in We this week acknowledge compli i 'be bands of J. A. Jennings and those in mentary tickets to I lie Southern Oregon debie«l to Mr. Howard will save money Fair, which commences in Medford. bv paying their accounts immediately. Sept, 21, and continuing five days. Burning,itching skin diseases instanth The different young peoble's societies relieved bv DeWitt’»»Witch Hazel Salve, of the city held a union temperance unequalled for cuts,bruises,burn«;it heals meeting in the Baptist chitrcli la-t Sun without leaving a scar—W. F. Kremer. day evening. A very successful meeting Hoe Cake soap and Red Seal lye are is reported. made by P. C. Toinaon A Co., «ho have Mr Dina t oi the Pacific Pine Needle a national reputation for pure and high Co., »ent last week a small package con grade goods. taining about 10 pounds of splendid Little Bertha Everitt, whote parent* specimen» of Southern Oregon pine live on the Home's place north of town needles to Hamburg. Germany. wa« last Monday thrown from a little Forest tires on the Crescent City route ; hand express wagon and her elbow dia- , located. Dr Myer« attended her ami have rendered ti e keeping of telephonic enmninnication between the two cities site is getting along nicely. quite difficult. A force of men is kept Judge E. K. ilannaof Colfax, Wash., ready to repair all breaks in the line. raine domi from that place Sat unlay to The Anderson Commission Co. ia look after sonic mining interests in Jackson county, belong ug to W. P. loading another car of fruit for the Fast. Allen, J W. Coffman and W L. Ire- Their pa-king house is a busy place, as '.and The above parly w.th the ex about 20 men and girls are employed in ception u! Mr Ireland left for JaekbOll wrapping and packing the fruit for ship I ment. coun.y Tuesday morning. A 171.00) p<xk«t was found oa Morri son gulch, Coffee «'reek, be»ween Scott and Trinity mountain*. Un« piece con tamed $10.000, b* Lig three feet long, six i idle« wide and two inches thick. It wa« very porous, and was accidental!» broken in two. Report« state that they ar»* st’ll taking out Hume of the sain»* kind of «piartz. and according to <1 ih - patche« there are thousands more in sight. There was another runaway last week in whi< h Giles Davis was dragged under the wagon for some distance and quite badly briimed. Mr. Davis wan hauling wood ami in going down a pitch in tlm road be pulled the brake and turned about tn see if the him! wheel was clear of a fvne , an I dropped a rein; this fruli'en»«! the burse« and they Marled off. Praise is du«* Mrs. Judson and other ladies who rii-hed to the re«ciie,unliit<,h i~g the horses after they were »topped, extricating Mr. Davis from his uncom fortable position, and binding up his wounds. Roger H. Gasquet, heir of llora<e Gas quet. arrive«! in Crescent Citv from his home in Paris. France, on Thursday evening He will make but a brief stay in l>el Norte as he i« obliged to lie at home by the 10«h of Octol»er next. Mr. Gasquet 1« ver favorably impressed bv northern Caliioin'a and informs us that it is hi« intention to make his home in the gulden state »iter he has completed his military «ervice for three years, lie ia by profession a civil engineer and in this uoinparutivelv new country will find sple» di»l opport ii nities awaiting a man of hi* talents ar.d e«*iicati«>n.—Record Mr P. J Jennings showed us a pan of »leeoinposed quartz from the Gold Bluff mine near Riddle that made our eyes water Great strings and »hunks of gold couid be seen all through the flirt, although not nrir« than half panned down. It kxiked to us a« if there was at lea«t >10 or Mn worth uf th«* yellow «tuff in tbe pan but we were told there was probablf not over 122 or |23 Mr. Jennings certainly has a bonanza in this mine. He «ays there is ore enough in sight and on the surface at that, to run a 20 stamp mill a year — leader. Freight Wreck The nor> h-l»otiii<i Ireizbt wa* wrecked Sunday night at L'nion creek «nd «« a retail tw«»iiirn n»rt their death. A «tump with h ha I been detached from lhe ride of the mountain rullt-d down and lodged on the track, «hen the appromhing train wa« only about 100 ieet away. The engineer «aw the «fuu»p coming «loan the muiiniain but it wan iu.po«<»i ble lo «lop the train Indore the engine «truck. A moment «iter, the en gine leit the frac« and wa* on it« back m the creek hott>>m and thrrecar« were Ltompletely d^niohahetl, an 1 the track a a« torn up f«»r M) feel. Engineer bhrond. Fireman McEwan, Brakeman Flu k were 0:1 the engine at i lie time. Shroii l e«c«|»e I, but Ii »w, be «lues not know; Flook’« right band wa« '»adly «maohed and Mu Ewan pinned down by lhe wreckage and so badly 9« a hie« I that lie died Monday noon. A number ui bump« were riding in an e upty fruit car an I eeca(»ed uninjured, three other« riding a tlat car, one ol them, Salemburg of Chicago was aob dh injure«! that he lived only a abort time; lhe other two were q-.sile badly cut up. There wae «u little jar to ¡he remain der of tlie train that the conductor, rid mg in the calxiose, could nut imagim why the «top wan male until he went ahead ami diauovered the wreckage The passengera Monday wore delavtd »oine hours, as a transfer had to br made. Jackson Counij Notes. (cotmxt xu There in a lime for everything ; and the time lo attend to a col<i 10 when it Marta Don’t wail till you have consumption but prevent it by One Minute Cough Cure the greateHt remedy for cough»», cold*, croup«, bronchitis and all throat and A. W.Duck of San FranciiK-ospeniMoir ung trouble«—W. E Kremer. day and Tuesday in the city, the guns' A little excitement was cainved at the of Mr. and Mrs Voorhies, who were lit» depjt as ttie north-bonnd paaaenger ai lioolinales in Michigan ten vear» ago. pulled in Fri lay night, by flamea «h”Ot Mr. Duck rode his wheel from Han ing up from the top of a box car attached Francisco via Crescent City, a distance to the engine. A pail of water 8ix»n of 5i>0 miles. He is on a trip fot recrea «taved the flainee. A np.uk from the tion and also to intnsim-e Duck's iticy- engine wan the cause. cle Brake which, by the way, is the fg^Tlie Cot kier has eight thousand best bievele brake vet brought to our statements and seven thousand bill notice, as it is elfectual and there is abso head* in stock which will lie closed out lutely no wear on the tire. Mr hill's at • discount Now is your time to stock will spend a con pie of weeks in Portland. up with office stationary. New paper Prrnf<l«*i»l Cliapmitn stock and another lot of new job type re It is reported that the resignation of ceived Tuesday. l'r« «ideut CliMpman, of lhe Hale univer- Another runaway occurred Monday «ity, is now in Hie hiruh of Hie bo.irtl forenoon. This time Front street was the regent« The teasofi given for resigning •cene of the excitement. Dan Burlin ih ill health Friends of Mr. Chapman living on the Applegate left hi« team have »aid the true reason is that the standing and the horses became fright- Itoard refuse* to aiip|w»rt him in matters ene»l starting down Front street on the concerning the m anagement of the insti run, colliding with II Hurlburt’s wagon tution. Others have bw-n «»f the belief and damaging it to the extent of |1 50 that he went East to seek another po-i* Soother damage is reporte«!. tion. and that the resignation comew a* Our compositors have not yet become the result of action or expression of the familiar with the writing of our assist I m »«rd at the July meeting. Nobody ant pencil pusher an ! a number of errors seems to have any idea who Chapman'« have crept into the pa|»er. Last week ■uccessor is likely to be. we stated that Miss Iza Dyke would teach in the Kerby district when we intended (Jriiiii m I* mmn Hand. to say the Ksrg district. Miss Nadio Grant’« Ban« ia not to l>e wi'bont R riizm ii will teach a six months term in band for the members of lhe former band the Kerby district commencing Septem have organize I and are pra« ti<mg twice ber 27. each week, it if proposed (ogive week ly Ered Wall, who lost bis position as H. open air concert« as lung «• lhe weather I’, passenger conductor through a fatal will permit. accident this »ide of Itoeeburg last year, The program for lhe bri lay evening is now conductor on the Coo« bav rail concert i« at follow« . road. Engineer James Porter,who met March:--,,*«lute to camp Ri* hie” with the same fate, is now running a I haver |*ei tee traction engine in Douglas county Overture—“Bas Bien” ... When Porter first took hold of his new “Sweet Little bailies'' Song and .Delta« dance . ................ engine he attempted to manage it with M»«lle\ Overture—“Bn a Bra« ”Ml-*led the air brake, but before be could gel it March,—‘ L« dv uf the Lake” .bt.Clair through his heal that there was no Serenade—“Pleasant IIrearna” .... ................... Ripley brake on the machine the engine ran The Little Alabama Crxm—"Schot through several fence« and field«.—Rec tl-che Jaxor e ord. Washington Post March . Sou-» land last week. For •» • by M 1 - - - • *y t FOH HALE. I«»O acres of isn-l • '’■ •" * f'Xit ditch who b f <'■- ''*'r" fl also a and about k"« feel "I A ' " 1 *'rr* Caeests, end Tradw-M.rli Mstosd. »nd •- e“ •nt b_* new c inducted to 9or»«v* teheed and 50 Seres tn gra—«; »nr- S «•rts- 0»eer Ou« Ornee il Oeeoerrc and we can ae< ure patent U H muss ac-aaij ham. 1 small one »nd dwelling house. remote fruta Uash ngton. . > ■ ith 4’et w nter »ppi« tree- Mad mode!, - > drawing 4r««b.<ov " J Send or • w 40 > — H"<>. W « I«>«e, d p«let-*t>■« »r r , ’ \ rasrr« Our fes no« dvs th re ' ' * — ' L { • ■«» 20 » »(ssserr. “How i-o'• • 1 • ' < p) a. re« within s mi1« of tf •osi of •«■>• in ths U. X »«4 ^rsw»«-*^-j a res fenced, V * res t »» I •-'■L «»t»f •■M fr«*. Aadrna, rtghk. APPU U G W HO«.., C.A Wllham« Oregon swftr, sr/roM, /WD OLE AM. Attorney Merrit of Grant'» Fa»» went h>>me last Salurdsy after a few dav» va cation at the Tolman »oda Springs I. L. Jennings and family. IVl« Win dom and family, Ed Dnmi and wife, with I tli'se« Alice Smith and Allie Jennings,! all of Grant's Pass, ate for a few dais. 1 eamping at Tolman's oda Spring«. 1 ati> r »huh they will take a trip to the Jennie eree* country to have a rest ol •wo or three weeks before returmug to ' 1 he Pass. In Jackson county last week Snpt Gu- Sewbery issued first grails cerliHcates to Hattie Eaton, Belle 1‘oiter and L. W . haneher; second grades to Al« Bish, J. II 1'aike, Olah Mickey, Ella Terrill and Daisy Stites; third grades to Mir'le ilarvey, Olena Hollon, Katie Buckley and Fannie Donnegan. Postmaster W. H. Brunk of Aslilamk lias gone to Yaquina to spend two or j three weeks with his twin brother at that 1 place. Mr Bruns needs a rest and he win enjoy the visit, but there is oue lit- ' lie thing that m ty mar his pleasure; somewhat and that i<, hi. broiher looks ; -o much like W. H. that he is afraid the; | will be nuxid up and the wrung mau come b ck The lending business men of Eureka have decided to uuu pt 111«» «»(F t of A Hrt’p to 'mild a railroad from Eureaa to Grants Pass, Harp claims t<» represe t capitalists who will push the construe ti«>n of the road. He asks the citizens of Humboldt to «nbserihe $375.0 >0 ami to furnish 10 acres of land for a railroad terminus in Eureka and sufficient ground for a proper terminus in Arcala. I he promoters agree to issue to tlie Eure- kans first mortgage lionds to secure Hie payment of the IJ75.O >0 subacribed. File proposed road would piss within ten miles ofCresivnt City we under stand. We have always thomdit that a railroad to Eureka fiom Bed Blufr <>r "an I rancisco Bay would be a pa\ ing investment, hilt liav«» never spe« ulair«l on the posMitiilif h * m «>( a road running to «ranis I’ass We hop«* this new propo sition inay prove to have n more sul»* MtaiiMiial ha< king than wind.- Bel None Record. It healseveything rxcpl a hr »ken heart may lie said of I »a Will’s Witch llaxle Slave. Pile»» ami leclal d'sealea, cuts, burns, bruises Utter, erx n4 and all «kin (roubles may lx* cured b> n quickly ami permanently—W E. Kremer. Grammar Grade. Teacher: “Aha laken n bought a “cheap” enamel« d sauro pan for □0 cents. The co«>k had it three montila Mrs. Y De Wake bought one of import • «1 Stransay steel ware for 5) coins. Il was in constant use the ware. H»«w nun h ought the cheap sauce pan to bav» cost I«* th* rval'y cheap?” Girl at lhe head : 2ltf cents’’ teacher; "( an the-e crl«*bralvd goods he lumght in every store?” (Hil at the b« a>l “No; only from Cra mer Bios., next to |»osi office.” A N'fw Alorjr ufmiOld Song. The first time that the tend »r lyric “Home, bweot Home,” was Ming in public was wlien an Indian, brooding over the deal h of hit squaw and paJ• |M»oar, romiiiitte«! suicide on I he spot I hey were buried. It was a time when the Ixnmd.iry line between Georgia and Tellnesee was in • li-pute, and the half-breeds aero con stantly making trouble. In order Io harmonize «ontrndmg factions, our gov ernment esl abl ishe< I a training poiP here. John Howard l’ayne appeared on Hie acene, and on suspicion oi inciting tic* Indians to imu »ordination, was ar reap'd and carried to the c»»uncil house. With oihera he witnessed the Burial of th«* heart broken Indian, and began soft Iv singing to himself the aong which baa since echoed through every land on earth The sequel is told by ‘ ¡'lie At lanta Constitution” in these words : tienerul Bishop, who had kept a close scrutiny on his actions, heard the aong and called I’uvne tonim* “Young man,” said the stern old In «linn tighter, “Where did you learn that aong?” • I wrote that aong myself,” replied l’ayne. “ And where ilid you get the tuns?” **I composed that also.” “Would you let me have a copy of it?” “Certainly I will.” "Well, a man who can sing and write like that is no incendiary. Appearan ces are against you, hut 1 am going to -et you free. I shall write out your dis charge immediately, and a uass to <a»ry you anywhere you choose through the nai ion.” l’ayne bad Been housed at the home of a family living near by, ami on Ins ««■turn he ex li i bi ted his piss and related the circumstances. That was the first time that “Home, Sweet Home’’ had ever been sung in public.— Youth's Comoanion. Apice* Extract* Bakin/ PowJer « A fl at our expense if you’re not pleased Ci») Spicy Tale And a good one can be told by every housekeeper w ho uses our Spices. There are very lew spices in the market today that are really a> d entirely pure. It is so easy to adulterate them and so cheapsu their cost that most every manufacturer does it. We believe, however, in the economy of using absolute ly Pure Spices. Good cooks sometimes have poor luck be cause of poor material. A small spoonful of our “ AIO j V.1” spices will season as much as a »hole tablespoon ful of ordinary cheap .spice. Why ? Because ours are ab solutely pure, being put up by the Pure Food Company, of San Francisco, and are doubly strong, and lull weight. The prices, too, >ou will notice, are reasonable. Quarter pound cans of Pepper, Mustard. Gin ger, Allspice and Sage we are selling at ioc. Prudent housewives find that they make their table al lowance go farthest at Calhoun Bros., where prices aie uni formly low—quality uniformly high. r^oPf a içwvf The Tea and Coffee You serve to your guests cre ates as distinct an iinj r‘ssion among them as your silver, your linen or your china. If you want extra nice Tea, and the very finest flavored coffee, you can surely depend upon the “RAMONA” brand. Better be sure than sorry. The Of Coffees broadens daily. A prim a donna cannot sing ill type, but a newspaper column may announce her singing, We cannot print the richness of the flavor of our H„IA1O~ Coffee, but the print can announce it. CALHOUN BROS. The Pure Food Grocers. u. Ji To Secure the Best Results in Preserving Fruit Demands that Granite Iron stew pins lie used, as the iron kettle gives the preserves a peculiar taint that spoils lhe flavor and renders the olbeiwise templing pres< ives almost unpalatable, We have a splendid as- sortment of Granite ware and we can supply you with a-.-ything in that line you may need. EKLEY—Saturday August Is, 18a7,io nr. ami Airs J I, Kt-r.r* a >ia >gi>lrr Ml ». I». On Applegate >a«uid.iy Aug n milieu Diu* h , Fish are Beginning to Bite Prepare for sport by laying in ati 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 and sporting goods' Since Last Season We have added Picture Moldings, I Furniture Coverings andUpholstery I Materials. Porteires, Children s Car riages Velocipedi, Tricicle*. ami Express Wagons, Houselining and tacks, Hammocks, Croquet. Folding Camp Furniture. Clothes Bars and Racks, Music Racksand many other small articles. We intend to make ottr stock the most complete of its kind iti Southern Oregon. I J. R II ALE THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR The many have too few and the few too many. goods to arrive this week from P u / ft F ood proí )^S' Mie» Jennie Rt-ainea was visiting A»h- Cooking Apples Receive depouiu subject to ch»ck or oo certificate payable on demand. Nells night draft» on >•’ York San Fran At Lowest Price«. cisco, and Portland. Telegraphic transf-rs sold on «11 points in •VCall and Examine my Stock the United State«. I STAUFFER Special Attention given to 1 llecti -ns »nd general buainrea of our customer» CoUsctiona made throughout Souther Ma«r Yoor Grain Oregon, and on all acceasib • peutts J. D. FRY, Frwi.lent Few reali« thst e»«-h -, nrral destroys J. T.TUFFS, Vics President. .1 SO worth of <r»in »nun« v. » •»« R. A. B ooth . < »»Lee . . - - . 1 it the most »ff« five »nd «• -nil »I P"'*- Ofit Of THE f/fteiT- rn<»T FAat) •li dys N-il of Jacksonville it out the inuunfaina. In this year ol splendid crops what a J. P. Young, managing editor of the msgnifi«*ent display Suuthvrn Oregon Chronicle, ami wile, Captain Brown's can mak.> sister, returned home after a vi.it of ti n For lhe thirtl year the Young People'«» day s. i Society of Bethany Presbyterian ihurch Miss Fannie Ctietham lias a situation ba« taken ttie ruepon^ibi ity of giving a at the Hotel Oregon at A-hlsml. Sue Harvest Festival and has decidetl up« n returned from a vacation Tuesday and Sept. 14 and 15 for lhe dates The Fes tival will l>e In Id at ilie t»pura bou-e on went to Ashland Fridav. Mrs. L. L. Roterrnund and little the afternoon ami evening of both days. On l>oih evenings an interealing pro- daughter Gertrude will leave the tlr.t ol the week for Baldwin, Wis , to visit gr«m will bt* given ami all arrangements will have for their aim iustrnciion and Mrs. Kotermund'a parents. a««niNenient Nauuallv no representative Mrs. J. W. Brown, who has been visit exhibit of what S>uihern Oregon can «lo ing her brothel L. G. Brownell, for the in the raising of fiuit and vegetables last two months, returned to her home can l«e given, unle*» fanners ami fruit at Lookout. Cal., Saturday morning. raise»« are willing o go to some slight Mias Nettie Hamlin went to Ashland trouble. Exhibits ot all kinds of fiuit Monday for a short vacation. She will and vegetables ar»» solicited. E u h ami vim Mrs. A DePeait at Ashland and every far i er who has knowledge of thi* w ill also visit her p «rents at Medf »rd. Festival, is hereby reqn 'ste«! to take J. C. Bewley, of Tillamook was in the i»art. Exhibitors will he given proper city Thursday. Mr Bewley has been credit, and all i*ontribuiions «linplaved traveling over Southern Oregon and Cal in lhe b«*st posdb'e »nanner. ifornia with a wagon tor a number of Save your m nninoth melon«, squa«li months ami has visited a great man y of and pumpkins. Let us see who <*an the national wonders, Crater Lake ami show th»* bust sheaf of grain or stalk ol the Josephine Caves among them. corn. Oregon is noted for its ted ap William A. Gerinond rode up from pl»*«, let ua have «ome of your best sam Yreka. Calif., last week on his I wheel, a ples Exhibits inav be called ’or by III. one owner«, if so desired, the «lay afier Ihr distance of 102 miles, in oue ami i half days. Mr. Gerinond has had con* Festival. siderable experience in road wheeling, Any further information will to cheerfnllv given at Cramer Bros, hard having ridden from Puget Sound I Yreka on his wheel. He aays this is ware store. Exhibits will be received average road tune for him. He is now by Cramer Bros, w ilhin a week of th»* on Ins way back to Washington bv Festival. wheel. I) W. MeDonnald of Walla Walla. Wash , passed through Grant's Bass Tuesday on his wav to Eureka. Cal,, with an A. II. B. amalgator lor savin.-flour or (lake gold from Lea< li sands This ma chine lias been in continual and pra< t e al operation for some time and ia guaran teed to eave every particle of g ild that enters the machine. 1 is also used in many places (or working the dump for hydraulic mines, with the best ol am- cess. The largest sited machine handles about 10) yards of sand in 10 hours. vkom Jewell ¿0 D:dge Hardware B ■>1 » O * “Say : OOO0 04? Mister! Gimme one of them BIG glasses of soda fur 5 cents. Its the best 5 cents worth I ever seen. Ma says that and so does Pa. Our folks thinks this is the best drug store in town any wav.” We have the pleasure to announce another lot of YORK Wc buy every class of merchandise that we can get at less than its value, so that we can mark in plain figures on our bargain prices that have not been named or quoted in this market. The wealthy cannot afford to waste their money, and the poor require double duty of every dollar and evwry penny. We deal in Good Goods, not trash, and believe the masses will patronize the house that sells the best goods for the least money. What is the use <>♦ wasting a dol'ar when you can save it. We invite an early and repeated visit and inspection. Don't miss our bargains in fin and Granite Ware. SMITH The Foot Fitter-N. Y. Racket Store This •« whit “the small boy” savs. Lots of people agree with him and sli«»w *t. though they don't put it in quite this wav. If you don’t agree with birr ernie in an I try one of those “big” glas-ea vomw-lf. And that is not all ; everything we keep Is the Inst <f it-» kind—s.wla Water, Drugs, Toilet Article«, all the best value fur the money. NATIONAL DRKi STORE. Dr. W. I-. Kremer, Prop Latest
