MINERS
IN THE KLONDIKE
necessaries of life,
tion and exposure.
x>d, for want of shelter, for the
say hundreds will die from starva
What a contrast to the
r por I1
Miners
of Southern Oregon !
T hvbsdat , O ctobsr 28, 1897
THE WEEK S JOTTINGS
8bo«s repaired at Hack«tt'e.
Quines meat at Calhoun Bros.
Who a Codflab at Calhoun Bros
C. St. Louis for watch r.pairibg
Lo'a oi fiddla strings at Redfield's.
Snowy Bulla flour at J. M. Chile!.
I «»by does dateloping for kodahers
New lard at Ahlfa market
PERSONAL.
Will Jack«on reaident dentiat.
Tak« your kodak film« to I’heby
G«t your fiddle string! of Kedfield.
Meal, 4 1'ike fur Snowy Butt« flour.
Snowy Butte agai:, leads the market.
A drop in FLOUR at Mash A Pike's.
Choice apples wanted at the B and M
I’heby s portraits of children are O. K
A. W
ttc-bool Notes
Fox returned from Califcrnis
Sunday
C M Slitas of
Monday
M«rlin
was in town
A S Austin of Galice ia in town for ■
few dav«.
K A Booth went la Wolf creek Mon­
day on busuices
la music on« of the loet art«?
Cnaract. r building is considered first
in the schools of our town.
D<-|Hiri inent takes its proper place in
•■»■ imating "passing" avereee.
The school is fuller than it has ever
been at this season at the year in the
history of Granta l'as»—5otl enrollol.
Some of the lower rooms are adorned
with beautiful house plants Text-book
work is not the only work of these rooms.
A A. Cameron came up from t!i« Illi
The teachers are combining eleiaeu-
nois last Mondav.
All kinds ol sausages at the Citv Mar­
tarv ceiauee with tbe work in geography
last
Judge
H
K
Hanna
was
down
Sweet Potatoee 2c at Calhoun Bros.
which is proving of much interest to the
ket
pupils-
Try s-uuntae', b»»t tea »a« b*klQ, poegsr.
W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon Friday on business
There are good mines here as well as in the Klondike, and Envelopes printed at the Cocntxnofflee. and dentist.
The Literary Society held its second .
Hon. H I,. Benson made a trip to
meeting last Friday Th» exercises were
none of the hardships. I«ter\ thing is plentiful, and every Grain sacks for eels at Masb A Pikes
Three cakes Toilet Soap for 10c Cal­ Roseburv thia week.
quits an improvement ovar those of the
houn Bros.
(«I 35 for 50 III)
thing is cheap. We quote a few prices:
urst maetiug
Ed Dimick went to Medford Monday on
Fresh vegetables everyday at Bart-
Tha new ruathod adopted by the
The temperance column is unavoida­ business, returning ths same day
Bacon, good and fresh, reduced from ia%c to lie per lb Lard lutt’«.
high school of studying at home and
J. R Childs has returned from Cree
Spare ribs and back bonsa at tbe City bly crowded out of this issae
Jib pail 50c; to lb pail 90c; Dried prunes, 5c per lb.
reciting at a< bool ««Mia a succeM. the
Wall paper 10 cent« doubl« roll at th« cent city much improved in health.
Market.
pupil« have b«tt«r leison« and are con­
sequently doing twlter work in ««neral.
W. E Birch, news agent of the S 1*.,
Cheese the best kind, 124c at Cal G P F A C Co.
Goto McGregor Bro«, where you can died in Portland the lutb, of heart troub­
He Fought Indiana.
houn Bros.
Galivw Crrrk Itimi
get the very boat bath.
le.
Snowv Butte flour at Cornell's
Rev. Thomas M. Ramsdell, of Y«qul-
Tkoa. Mwad, representing the Mining
All the best grades. $24 00 per 1000, 2nd grade 50c per
Leave your washing at McGregor's
Hon. Nat Langall of Jarksonvill was a na bay. an early pioneer of Oregon, Journal, viaited us this week.
Sal no flakes at the RAM, eometbiug
barber shop lor gaod work.
sack; Mill feed $1.00 per hundred; 95c by the five hundred or lew, try them.
passenger on Monday’s south bound «peat on« day last week im Salem, attend
Great progress ia being made on the
Ling tbe exerviaea of Pioneer Day at the Rich gulch bed rock flume eince the
over.
Hotel Josebbine ia the place to gat .train.
Wheat is not down, and we do
The Cash store for groceriee, flour and
•tor in began
first class meals and lodging
i
Dr. Flanagan returned yeaterday from •tat« fair, where be renewed old acquaia
Apple butter. lolb pail, 80c
,f«d—Mssh A Pike.
Considerable snow baa already fallen not think it is liable to be, but we
Call at McGregor Bros for a shave be­ |Portland where he had been on a bu«i- lancea, and made m friends among the on the higher range of mountain, writ are able to make this price on
Olives in bulk 10c per pint.
The lais train Sunday morning was
' neas trip
younger Ote^ouiana.
Rev. Ramsdell of here.
fore calling on your twat girl.
about 50 thousand pounds of flour
due
to
the
wreck
Dill pickles, toe per quart.
Brigg« and Silver creeks seem to be which we have just bought and
L. I, Votaw has been out in the moun­ came to Oregon Irom the East in 1844,
Mash A Pike aell FLOUR
»1.25 per
attracting attention, lioili in quartz and paid the spot cash for. We saved
We have just received a lot of fine choice craaberries I2'jc If vou want a first class bath, you can sack, or »24 per liXK) pounds.
tains for some tiure looking after Ins and was a member of Captain Bt eueil'«
fiet it at McGregor Bros.
per qt.
company of Oregon rangers, lb« lirst placer proposition«.
several dollars on thisTdea), which
mining interests
luch
interesting
reading
is
crowded
Tire present hsavv rain storm is con-
Paula Ink«—absolutely non-epillable; /M
»kiuericau military organization in ths
’ out
W. H Lards, th« «tala printer, was a
-nlered a aura sign of plenty of watei for we are going to give to the trade.
out 1 thia issue for want of space
Pacific Northwest.
only 10c at National Drug Store.
Some will 'say that now we have
mining purpost-a ihrougbl the winter.
passenger
on
Wednesday's
tram
going
to
Sweetland A Co.
always have a
Rev. Ramsdell served with his coin
New supply of wall paper at the Grants
The freight train muddle on tbe 8. I* dropped the price j 1.00, it will go
1
hia
old
home
in
Ashland.
good supply of choice cuts of insat.
pauv in those early days protecting the lias canned a bscuu famine here in tact still lower, but mistakes are easy
Pass Furniture A Casket Company.
Henry Elnnan of Althousa will leave settlers from the depredations of th« In II has been difficult to get plovisiuns of
McGregor Bros, ore agents for the Troy
to make, and you are sure to’ make
Redfield has a full supply of violin,
ill Linda regularly.
!
for
San
branci»co
tonight,
where
he
tin
Laundry, Poitland. Call on them.
dian# and many are the stonss of his
one, if you don't take advantage of
banjo, guitar and mandolin strings
Messrs Price, Fo* ■nd Hpanglor are
dvgosa medical treatment
vxpeiience he tells, when in a reininis
Our next buy will
A fine line of tea and coffee at the Cash
working property on the right fork of this sale.
The best place m town to get your
R K. Montgomery, assistant agent at cent mood. A representative of the Galice.
etore opposite round house. Maeb A Pike.
rheir only complaint is that probably compel us to raise again.
shoee repaired tent HacketU’ harness
Ashland depot came down Sunday night Statesman met the old veteran and drew ■•Id Sol fails to i beer them, . they
_ being
_
Will not evaporate nor become thick
and shoe shop.
for a few word* « ith his frini i« in tins Irom him a bri*il story ol the battle wilii hemmed in by lolly mountain«.
— Paul» non-,pillable Inks; only 10c at
No more spilled ink when tbe bottle
The Portland company tha' andortook
city.
Indians, on Battle creek, six miles soul'
National Drug Store.
to open the coal mines well dow n the
is knosked ovsr if you buy Pauls Iak at
J 8. txtoilay, the Fort Klamath of Salem, of which conflict ne is a survi­ river has not bren heard from for some
Calhoun Broe for Snowy Butte flour
the National drug stere.
creamery man was in town for a tew vor.
time One of the i-oniractors has his
Try the Cash store for groceries. Ma-h days this week in the intereat of hit
A band of Walia Walia Indiana ha»i steamer hard f»«t on a bar. < onsidrr-
Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte.
à Pike, Proprietors
come down into the Willamette vail«), able valuable property was lost in a
creamery
Just the thing for ch'lriren, will not
barge that went adrift while being low»d
The city council could do no business
Mr. R W. Rogers k-ft Tuesday night ami were making matters very unplea« irom Portland.
evaporate. Pauls' non spillable Inka at
laet meeting for want of a quorum
ant
for
the
isolated
«ettlera.
They
had
the National Drug Store.
for Idaho, where lie goes to take charge
some people are Inckier than other«
Two interesting letters will appear' of his Brother's cattle ranch 8uec«»s to strayed up he Willamette river, ajid in prospecting ■• well as in other line«
If you »ant fiesh fruit for canning
For
the past 20 or 30 year« prospector»
while hi the country south of Salem,
L leave your order at Bartlett’s.
■ ext week, one from Alaska and the Mr. Rogers.
killed a number of cattle belonging t«> have pa««e I over a quartz ledge recent!«
Í
other
from
California.
Miss J osie Orth of Jacksonville w«# in
Tbara was a horse race Monday after­
discovered.
Your correspondent. who
lion Jesse Looney, the Marion county IS an ezpert mule driver, has worn oul
Tbe Granta Pasa Furniture and Cask this city Sundav
She came down to ai
noon at the Miller rare track below town ,
pioneer, wboat* sons are now living in shoe leather on ami stumbled over rich
which Rubber Neck, Philip Fair and I et Co baa a full supply of carpets and tend the dedication service« at St, An
And not only that but it is the most durable and lightest in
the Jertsrson neighborhood, ■nd nre croppings for ibe ps-l year.
ne’s church
Free Coinage were ths contestants. matting Come and see them.
A visit to the Cope mine revealed the
Mariou
highly respected citizens of
Don’t forget that the Cortticn it the
R a > McIntyre of the Ashland Normal
draft of all CHILLED PLOWS. If you need a new plow, Rubber Ni ck won in 1-54}.
county. Mr Loonev demandrd payo eoi wt that its owner is a rustler It • hut a
(
people's
paper,
and
that
it
pushes
every wa# called hoi- e to Aston« last Monday
short lune sine* he tame into poa»es«ion
If you are going to take a trip East and
Your grocer should be like your
fiom the Indians for the cattle they bad e1 the propertv, vet he ba» a large house
don't buy until you have examined the OLIVER.
bv a telegram announcing the w«nou#
want it to be a pleasant one, go via the , enterpt 1«. that is for their good,
you've
got to trust
killed, but received no ■atislaction. lie about completed and the ditch is Iwmg doctor,
illness
of
hi#
mother.
Northen Pacific. Their accommodations i
J R Hale ha« just a Idsd to hm al-
then reported the matter to Lieut. A A. rapidly dug The mine consiste of rich him with your health, and incident­
Georg« Topping, a young attorney ef Robiiisun who, in (he absence of (’apt. <l< posits of gravel, one ehaunel above ally with your purse. If you get
nre first class in sverv respect. For ready large carpet stock thirteen rolls in
Portland, was ou our afreets Monday. Bennett, wa» in command of the lompa another, altogether about five, and the hold of one who thinks </. vour
rates et:. call on or write E. E. Dunbar. the very latest designs and colorings.
di-ch under 1 i nstruction will furniah pocketbook to the detriment of > ’r
Mr Topping is a son of Mrs. E. E Topp­
Grant’s Pass.
tn of rangers. Lieut. Robinson piouspi water for all.
Revs P. H. Harper and () Osburn
ing,
of
Williams
creek.
health, you bad (letter drop him
No daubing, no corking safe, econom commenced a serious of protracted meet
it gathered together a number of bi#
A quartz ledge that is apparently rich
Attorney Colvlgand wife returned thia men aud started out to find the Indian#, III gold was found last week near and quickly. We make healthy custom­
•al, convenient—Pauli non-epillable ings at tbe Baptist churchou Williams
week from Crescent City, where they then encamped on the little creek, now west of the Bolt ledge
<>. R. Swearin ers by selling them healthy food,
ka; only 10c at National Drug Store.
creak last Saturday sight.
)
gen, superintendent of th« Bolt mine, and satisfied customers by charg­
have been visiting their daughter, Mr». known a# Batt1« creek.
The Opera House meat market is
Disfigurement for life bv using De­
purchaeeil a half interest in the new dis­
Dr. Stone, tor two weeks.
When th« ranger« approached the In­ covery and pronounces it high grads ore. ing thciu fair prices.
headquarters for the kind of meat you Witt's witch hazel salve the grest
Paul Van 8coy, «on of Pi of. Van 8<-ov dian t amp the buck# gathered lo meet I he ledge bad been traveled over for
want to get—the best.
remedy for piles and for all kinds of
STOVES & HEATERS.
HARDWARE
of tbe A#hl«ud Normal school, spent them, with sullen looks. Lieut. Rohm rears, the trail to the Bolt arestra crosa- has increased 50 per cent since the
Last Friday the pay car passed through sores and skin trouble
Kundav in Grants Pass the guest of eon drew up his men in a double hm ing it, and w list was supposed te lie Host 1st of Sept., why? Because at that
the valley stopping long enough in this
The Northern Pacific Rr. Co. makes
quartz proved to be croppings of a ledge
and, approaching, dsinanded the prompt that may turn out thousands.
Johnny
Booth of the Josephine.
time we reduced the piice of our
I'lx.
city to make the railroad boys happy.
the fastest time East and gives the best
best coffee from 40c to 35c a pound,
George Cronk, Jack Clark and R. !>. payiux nt of the amount of money
The Northern Pacific Co. rune tourist service. If you are going it is to your
Merlin Happening«.
claimed bv Mr. la>oney for the stock be
the quality lieing the same. Per­
sleepers on all passenger trains out of advantage to consider these points. E. Cole went over to Redding, California
had lost. The Indian# refused to pay.
Tuesday
to
look
at
the
country
Cronk
Tom
Bilderbuck
left for California last haps you are paying the same
Portland. The»» cars are pleasant and E Dunbar, agt; Grant's Pass.
price for somethingy ou don’t
and Clark will work at the carpenters when th« commander of the rangers or­ Monday.
comfortable and you would enjoy riding
McGregor Bros, have the agency for
dered bi# men lo surround the red cattle
Beautiful sunshine again after several know what; while ours is
t rad«
in them. Whin you are ready to go call the Troy I aundry Company of Portland
rainy days.
M. O Warner, tbe piano tuner is in thieve«, and tin# caused th« latter to
on or write E. E Dunbar at Grant's and thosa who desire first class work
Mrs (i. W Burnett spent Saturday in
tow n and is ready to do work in his line •tamped« for the brush.
Pa«« for rates, «tc.
Grant« Pass.
done in this line will pleas» deliver thsir
Al this moment some one fired a gun
Mr. Warner come# highly recommended
Mr and Mrs .1. D Haye# spent Sat­
Try the Cash elore for groceriss, flour, washing at the barbsr shop on Tuesday by those who ought to be judges of such and in the twinkling of an eye a bailie
urday and Sunday in (¡rant# Pass.
are the requirement« of the business man of today, and we teed, hav arid grain, they will meet all and i. will lie returned on Frtdav. This work.
royal wa# on between the two torces,
(’. Hefling and family have moved
is a first class company and from this
routed, back on their old place al Merim,
strive to meet these requirements. We respectfully solicit prices—.Mash & Pike, proprietor«.
Mih# Rose Wilson went to (¡old Mill ibe Indian« were thoroughly i
on you can have good work done on time
Shiloh'« Consumption Cure cure«
Chas. Sexton ami son were seen
your patronage, and with honest values at honest prices,
to assist her mother who i« making and tied, many of them carrying I
Give them a call.
where others fail.
ft is the leading
serious wound#, while avverai of lb« our si reels the first ot the weuX.
preparation#
to
move
to
Portland
where
we expect to continue to merit your trade in our line.
Karl's Clover R iot Tea for constipa
Rev Pace of (¡rant# Pas#, preached at
cough cure, and no home should be with­
ranger# were ready to consult surgeon#
tion, it's tbe best and after using it you the family contemplate making tlmr
the school bouse Sunday at two P .M
out it. Pleasant to take and goes right to
when
the
tight
had
ended.
don’t say so, return the package and get future home
School opened one week ag<» last Mon­
'he spot Sold by The National Drug
The Indian« never paid for tbe stock,
day eiih between fifty and sixty pupil#
Mrs. T. W. Jam«# and her daughter
your money.
Sold by The National
•lore.
but they were thoroughly frightened, in attendance.
1
Blanche of Kerby left last Thursday
Drug Store.
1
and left Ibe valley immediately, return­
All ar* cordially invited to a Hal
W in. ( row ha« moved his family into
Last Wednesday, Miller and Perkin« morning for near Sandusky. Ohio, where
ing to the Waila Walla country.
our mid#t for the purpose of sending hie
lowe’en Social to oe given Friday even-
shipped their first car load of apple« lo they expect to remain in the futuie.
children
to school this winter.
Of the men who participated in i that
in ig at tlia liom« of Mr« Tbomixou on
Ch cago These seiitleinen are buying Mi. James will go later on.
contlicl, only two remain alive, both
Ei ighlli afreet. A abort program will be all the apple« they can g«t in South­
Dr Elan gan of (¿rants I’a## wa# on
W. (J. Benjamin of Jump-off Joe came awaiting the time with palieme whan the north bound freight one dav last
10
rendered after which Hallowe’en games ern Oregon preparatory to whipping to
lo town Monday for medical treatment they will pa## away from th« scene»*
All giades and kinds of Rubber Boots and Oiled Clothing.
aeek
enroute lor Glendale on a profess­
I
■ ill be the order of the evening
Ad- vat iom point«
he haring badlv injured the cap of hie of their early trial« a nl actions.— Rev. ional visit
million ten cent«.
is incorrect So
“ it is ; but Whea
We are in receipt of letter« from (be knee by striking it with a hammer
George Matthews and family were
fhoH M
Ramsdell ot Yaquina, and
Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablet« move East aaking about thw farm# adverti««<i while pulling shoe# on a horse
pa#Henger# en the >unday evening tram we explain that it refers to the price
Nuri is K Doty ol Jetfeison.
lor Salem where they inland making of our Toilet Soaps, which we «re
the bowel« gently, relieves the Cough, for wale in th« C ovbii k . If you have a
John E Pelton, the cattle king of Ash­
Ibis battle, Which lanled only a short their future home,
now selling at 5c a cake or three
I
cure« the feverish condition and bead farm for tale, a«« ut.
e
land, was a passenger on last Friday’s time, had the effect of giving tbe In
Mrs Edward (iordan went to C ottage cakes for toe, you will see that we
ache, making it the bast and quickest
There it no need of little children be­ train bound for horns. W« do not know dians a wholesome re#|#*<"t for the Ore­ «iroye Sni.day evening where ber hus
are following the straight path of
remedy for Coughs. Colds and La Grippe ing tortured by scald head#, eczema and
where John bad been un les# be wan on gon rangers, and g.iv«« that bodv a tspu band is in the employ of > be Booth Kelly truth.
This soap is strictly first-
SPECIALS
mill for the winter
Cures in one day. "No «are, no pay." • kin eruption#. DeWitt’« Witch Hazel
the lookout for a stray steer or iwo
talion fa* beyond the confi irs of thi#
<«eorge Simpkins ettne up on the .Sat­ cla.->s, nicely jierfuined, and 3 cake«
A t-MAI I. BUT CHOICB Price 25 cants. For tale by .M. Clemens Salve give« inatant relief and cure# per
"alem bialesman.
Mr L. Wilson of Cervalli# will #p«ml stale
urday evening# train and went out (o in a box.
farm three nrile» from town, contain­
man«ntly.— W F. Kremer.
R|»<*nd Sunday with hi# family who live
A Word Irom Mr. Hnilih
the winter in JoM«phifie county to nee if
ing 32 a. re-, mostly rich, river bottom
Tc»< -her« Kt annual Ion
Warning -Pereona who atiffer from
a few miles vtest ui Merlin
land
A part of it i« beaver daai land.
E dito a Cot her In the last issue of rough# and cold# #hould heed the warn by chance be might Ls able to discover
, .|... ,llv adapted to rai-ing vegetable..
A fresh oyster must be a rapid
Monday’s west brjund pas#enger tram
Nolic« .• hereby given that, for the
There h '-n the place a tine peach and the Observer appears an editorial, in ingaof danger and m « vf ttiein#plve# anf something valuable in the g >ld mining
u am about ten hours late ori account of traveler when he leaves his briny
purt>o#4*
of
making
an
examination
of
all
prune
orchard
Ibis
place
ia
ottered
for
line
We
sim
erely
hope
he
may
strike
W. R W ai KKR. Propr.
faring and faiai result» bv uamg One
transferring over the wrecked freight bed.
He can't dally by the way­
mpl, le»u-e the owner < aim it ■ hich the city police judge is reported Minute ( ough Cure
pernona «ho may ot! r Iheintelvet a- tram somewhere below Roseburg.
It i# an infallible it rich.
atn nd to it. For terms enquire at tbu as seeking to excuae tbe imposing of a
side and return his popularity.
Board and lodging by the week
remedy
for
congha,
cold#,
croup
and
all
< andiHatt*# fur teacher# of the «chool# of
Geo.
Hammond,
whose
wife
and
first-das«
W.
\V
BeriMon,
our
former
t<>wri#iiian
office.
»3.50. Accommodations
nominal fins for viola,ion of a city ordin­ throat and lung trouble#.—W E Kremer
These will l>e the large Eagle brand
daughter were drowned hi Portland f In# county, the county tchoolj #u|»erio but now a resident of ’»rani# Paws al­
« , mi . i HIN'O
FOR
HOI HING A ance on a plea of ignorance of the law
direct
from the Oyster packer, re­
The
Pope
M
’
f
’
g.
Co.,
makers
ot
ien
led
the
S
P.
D.
A
I.
Co.'s
store
here
trn
leat
thereof
will
hold
a
public
«lam
­
~ 1 , ght actin 1 up jaat ttie om for the
nome time ago, was in lewn last week
M eals at A ll H ours .
farm want- a g »«1 home. Inquire at the Mr. Chau»»« seems to be badly misin­ Columbia and Hartford bicycles, now th« welcome guest of Hun. A. I Bar- ination al th« court house in (hauls during the abyence of Cha# Sine# ont» taining their full marine flavor, 65c
day lent week.
S.
t oraiZKorti e l-efore Saturday noon.
formed. f r there is only one little item have ready for delivery their 1898
a can. I^ave yotir orders.
low
Mr. Hammoud after bis visit left l*as#, beginning at 1 o’clock P M. on
-- fresh --
WOOD WANTED IN EXCHANGE of law that I was ignorant of, and having Columbia ( hamlean Bicycle«
We have fur San Jose his home.
Wednesday, November Kith 1897.
Send ia your »ilhacrintion» to ihr
’’
for photograth«. Call at Everitt’s now
become cognizant of that one •een the • atalogn«and mint say that the
Dale I this 2ulb day of October, 1897. C uiikikh —»1.25 per year
Miss Emma Telford has opened a kin
gallery.
point, I am fully posted upon law. and wheel# are beauties
Cramer Bro#,
J I) II
EH, < o. Hupt.
In Any Style.
aOENT8 »2
TO »’< PI R Will 1 ought to be. for the poli's court library the agent# for the«»* wheels, have the 1 dergarien al her home on Fourth street,
,\ cav..' S oil work right around home in the city hall is composed of a copy
and all those who dwsirr their little ones
.Notier ol I i I iki I hi lori
4
I
catalogue on exhibition at their store.
A brand new thing. Write to us quick!
G rants P ass
trame<l in nuch a R-buol should give I
each
of
the
session
laws
of
1H93,
ths
city
You «it! be Mirpn-ed at how easy it ■ an bs
Hardware firm of Iswell and
Tbe wind #torm Saturday morning Miss Telford a call
Mie is a« ex eilent
dole Send u- vour «ddre-s anyway It charter, a calendar and an ordinance
blew down 11 ele< trie light ¡»olea on kindergarten teacher.
«
be to vour interest to inve-ngaU Write
today. Addas»- People’s, 3941 Market Ixxik, ami with these facilities at my Fifth atreet, which ar<*ounted for the
Henry Ebman, of Allhouse, has sold
street, Philadelphia. Pa
command, I do not think it ju»t right
Is occupying the attention of the miners at present.
company's delay in furnishing lights.
< Im re li Noi ri»
l.’oR -AIE A SECONDHAND BED- for the editor of a leading newspaper of Th« firat light wa# on Tue#dav night in tX) a« res ui mining ground near Brown
We are headquarters for Hydraulic Pipe and can furnish
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mom set, two cribs, a number of chairs. the etale to mis-epretent my legal abil­
town te Wm. Rthpeld and others of
th« opera house, where the Wizard Oil
The temperance question will be tin*
»
it in all sizes. I.et us quote you prices.
Altona.
The tfentlemeu wbu
hav«
ity
to
hi«
many
readers.
T
om S mith ,
. Ii-.nc-1 W heeler A Wilson. New Homs and
company ar« perform ng
tl aiu<* on the coming Sabbath at th
liouaht this mil « will becm work on it
W't- also have a full supply of everything necessary for
Citv olic« Judge
I : max I. all of which I wi«h to di«|>o-s of,
Newman M E church. The morning
Old People
at once to get ready fur a big winter a
the mine, such as
dia<
ouraa
will
be
in
examination
of
th«
l'r Kremer’s Drug flore.
Dedicator? Service«
Old people who require medicine to run.
question
“la the Statutory law of tin#
regulate* the bowels and kidney# will find
Rev. Thomas M Ramsdell,of Yaquina
’OR WALK-SPAN OF HOR8B8 1«
Archbishop Gross dedicated theCath- the true remedy in Electric Bitters,
Hiatv a# Regards the Regulation of the
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high a.G-e - and < year« will
olic church of this place last Sunday. This medicine does not stimulate and Bav, cail«'l at our office a few day# ego
K - gle or 1
e gentle and kind;
Liquor Traffic in Conformity with the
ori'el’O. Enquire of W. G. South’s office, Altar the dadi'«lion ceremonies, be de­ contains no whiskey nor other intoxi for a pleasant talk. M Ramsdell is visit Divine Lan ' ' The evening topic will be
Bar Iron and Steel for drills, etc , Picks, Shovels, Wheel-
<
ant,
but
act#
a*
a
tonic
and
alterative.
ieg relatives in thia county, and will
Grant# Pass.
____ livered, so we are advised, a sperdid
“The saloon tree and the fruit it bear# ’’
It acts mildlv on the stomach arid bow­
Birrows, Giants, etc., etc.
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rRUSTWORTHY AND letture on the fulfillment of the propile­ els, adding strength and giving tone to probably remain her« in this mild
The black board will I m * u#ed in illu#
We have added Picture Moldings. '»
elfoi ne« of the Bible thachur, b wa, Ailed te
< liijiat« a 1 winter
li« is one of th« twu trating the la«t topic. All lover# ol
Call 011 us for anything in the line of Shelf or Builders'
the
organ#,
thereby
aiding
Nature
in
the
Furniture Coverings andUpholstery re-pon-U *“■ established house in < regon
Electric survivors of tbe Bat tie < rses expedition, lempran e, a# well ae all ealoon kreiier#
ita utmoat rapacity. • At aigbt he performance of the function#
Hardware,
Cutlery, Gutis, Ammunition, etc., etc.
Month
v
and
v«pen*e*
Position
steady
Materials. Porteires, Children s Car­ Reieren-? Enclose «elf-addr?*-ed stamped preached « very able sermon on the Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids an a< count of which is given in another of the town are invited to attend.
riages Velocipeds, Tricycles, and envelope Ths Dominion Company, Dept doctrine«of the Catholic church Bi-hop digestion. Old peonle find it exactly olumii in thin issue.
what they need. Price fifty cent# and
_
Express Wagon». Houselining and Y. (.’hi* ago.
ijroaa is ■ «cbo,arly, fair minded man |
per bottk it Dr W I k rwmer -
tacks. Hammocks. Croquet. Folding
For Hale.
McGregor Bro« for a fi rat « mi abavo.
I Drug Store.
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and an able «peaker
Camp Furniture. Clothes Bars and The Ropie Ri«er Brewery n '.rani’«
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«itli
10
barrel
Copper
Kettle.
Ke»»
Ra ks, Music Racks and many other Malt Kiln ami modern Bo»img alley,
small articles. We intend to make |1A(. jngHouae ifflro tn«,stable,Grsu-
Clemena, Drnggi»'. opp. Opera House.
B. A M. handle Snowy Butte flour.
$24 for 1000 lbs. of
Snowy Butte
ur Davis Best
Flour - - -
B. &, M. Grocery.
Second Grade Flour 50c.
THE
OLIVER
IS A PLOW
TH AT RUNS EASY
Our Coffee Trade
Intelligent. Progressive
and Correct Methods
Pure Mocha and Java
Remember, we carry Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, .Miners* Supplies,
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You Say This Additon
P. H. Harth & Son
HOME
restaurant
EASTERN
Fresh Oysters Saturday
CALHOUN BROS
OYSTERS
Hydraulic Pipe
Giant Powder, Fuse and (Jap-»
Since Last Season
The Jewel! Hardware Co.
our stock the most complete of its
kir.d in Southern Oregon.
J. R IIALE.
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Inquire at tin« olBee
or I Mr. Geo. Walter. Grant • I’a»«
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The NEW VARIETY STORE...
Is receiving New Goods Every Day
See their line of
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Sash Ribbon, Silk, Laces, Etc.
Hems itched Handkerchiefs.
Knit acd Muslin Underwear
TDI IQOCO
There is a Bustle to the Business.
It's wide awake, broad gauge, up to date shop-keeping that s doing it. We're right in the front r ink of
progressive merchandising That means much to you—mote to us. We re making a reputation
That
it is a good reputation is evidenced by our hosts of business friend* six months ago unknown to us except
a* buyer» of high grade shoes. Today our regular customers, and each succeeding day shows an increase
following. Watching your buying interests just now keener, if possible, than ever be foie,
Come to us for school supplies, tinware, granite ware, boots, shoes, rubbers, etc.
COMF IN AND LOOK THEM OVER.
COME IN AND Luu troublE to SHOW GOODS
SOUTH SIXTH STREET
DON’T RISK
Mitty sacrifice comfort and safety by wearing ill-fitting
trusses Others who could be cured by a properly fitting
one. are risking life by wearing none
LET IS FIT YOU.
New
Prettv in
Complete Line.
There should l>e ti<> Kue5s work in the
fitting of truss n A tru*^ will never
■
absolutely perfect.
We fit Trusses,
We have fitted them for years. Our and the
experience is backed by an assortment making of
that includes every" new idea and com
mon sense features in truss making. them.
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The New York Racket Store
MONEY
The price will be just as comfortable as the Truss.
Th« Prie» is Jest as Comfortable as the Truie
NATIONAL DRUG STORE,