r
Dr. Flanagan.
Reaident Dentist.
personal
local t>appcnin0s
Clemen«, l'ruggi«', non. Opera House.
Buy l’ure Gold Drop Syrup of A. J
Bicycle Saddles $1, Cramer Bros.
Zero Foul took in the Medford fair last
Pike.
C. St. Iaiuia R>r watch repairing
Complete proceedings of circuit court Saturday.
Miss L. M Davis has returned from
Horseshoeiug at Trimble A Bacher's next week.
The Weekly Oregonian ami Coi kick . Fortlaud.
Buy your groceries of A J Pike; tele
There are many kinds and qualities uow on the
Dan Greer and »lie were up from Le
$2 per year
phone No. 83.
For seed rye ami other grain« address land last week.
market, and it behooves the careful housewife to
Buy PureGolJ Drop Svrup of A. J.
J. W. Rub;in«oii of Wimer went to
R. M. Robineou. Wildervilie.
Pike.
get a good article. Many a man goes to work with
Trimble A B «dmr are prepared to do Fort laud Monday.
Honey 10 cents per pound or three
the day started wrong, and everything goes wroug
Mrs J. D Hayes was one of the num
all kind« of blacksmithing
pounds for a quarter at A J Pike's.
ber
who
went
lo
Fortiaml
Monday.
because the rolls for breakfast were not good, and
New sidewalk ia being laid in front of
Something new in the bicycle line at
Attorney A. E. Reaiues of Jackson
Hotel Layton in place of the old
Moon's repair shop. Cail and see it.
possibly the wife blames herself all the day for her
For household use are amongst the articles irout our stock
Pencils, tablets, ink. etc., all cheap | William Mallory haa a beautiful sign ville has been attending court in this city.
failure when it was the fault of the flour.
E. Coburu has returned to Crescent
of Groceries which are in coustaut demand. Their rich
painted ior hie new barber shop
at Kremer’s.
ness, fine flavor, and other excellent qualities have made
Miner’s supplies at the new store of City after a stay of one week in the Pass.
Don’t fail to call at the new store of
J. II. Halleck has gone to Placer and ,
Hiatt, Hogue A Co. — Hiatt Ranch.
Hiatt, Hogue A Co —llialt Rai ch.
them prime favorites with every housekeeper.
«
Grain bay, grass «vd, alfalfa, seed will be at work in the mines for some
Buy SNOWY BUTTE and have
The power house is now prepared to
Our Molasses is At.
roll leed—farmers, please take notice. wheat, rye blue stone, etc., at A.J.I’ikee time.
Miss Kate l^iuberger, tbe court sten
Old Settlers' Maple Sap is delicious on hot cakes.
Fa-mere, take your feed grain to the
Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It is the
65c best 5 cent Cigar in ttie market—J. G. power house below tbe bridge and have ographer. baa gone home to Jackson
Sunshine Drips, per gallon, only..................................
ville.
it rolled
75c Schmidt.
Rock Candy Drips,
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Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Windom returned
Swede
Basin
reports
three
inches
of
Tea Rose Drips,
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05c The best olace in town to get your
from
tbe Medford fair last Saturday
50c shoes repaired is at Hackett’s harness snow on Monday, a good starter for the evening.
Bakers’ Molasses in bulk, per gallon
coming
winter.
and
shoe
shop.
50C
Sunshine Drips.
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Judge llauu* is on the bench thia
Supplies of all kilida for the miner and
Genuine New Orleans Molasses, iu bulk, per gallon
75c A complete outfit for school children farmer at the new store of Hiatt. Hogue week, having returned troiu Roseburg!
can be bail of Dr Kremer at the drug
25c
ami Portland.
Strawberry Preserves, per bottle
A Co —Hiatt Ranch
store.
< *
The price: 90c a sack; #17.00 per thousand.
25c There will be a nodal dante at the I. G. Moon and son liavo the latest in George Slover went to Medford last
Currant Preserves,
25c city hall Friday evening. October 7. bicycle improvements. The Eclipse is Saturday to attend the fair, returniug
White Cherry Preserves,
Sunday evening.
really something new.
25c All are invited to attend. ..77^7 .
Blackberry Preserves,
Johnny l’ernoll of Applegate, left with
25c ’•Business in the round-bouse isincreaa Arthur Conklin has been appointed
Raspberry Preseives,
tbe excursion Momiay for Portland. He
I'uited
States
commissioner
vice
E.
C.
25c
ing
an«]
Mike
Galvin,
the
track
walker,
Pineapple Preserves,
Wade who lately moved to I ajs Angeles. will go to Moutana.
has l>een transferre«! to that place.
Col. J. A. Straight came to town from
Candied Orange Peel, Citror, and all such gut d tliirgsare
California.
z
You can buy Snowy Butte flour from
Kerhv last Saturday ami left fo. F.
-
of the best grade.
Frank
McGregor
recovered
sufficiently
your grocer if you insist on getting it.
on the overland.
fiom
his
sickness
to
be
brought
home
Price the same as other first-class brands.
P. 11. Ilarth took a drive up to Fools
last week, lie will, we are glad to say,
A number of our subscribers have de be around in a few days.
creek last Saturday on business, return
sired lo pay their subscription in wood—
William Mallory will oj«en up a bar- ing the same day
Please bring ns a load of split pine wood. l>er shop on Front street in the Conklin
District Attorney C. B Watson re
Ill It 10 Amend Grants Pass Charter.
llooks Turned Over.
For further
Remember the power bouse at the building ami he desires the public to turned Iu his horn« in Ashland this
Senator llannon has introduced a bill
(Wednesday; morning.
The 200J volumes lielonging to or com
electric light plant is where you can give him a call
in the Oregon senate to amend the char posing the library of the M. E, church
have your wheat, oats and barley rolled
Mrs IL C. Telford returned from Col-
The Earl Fruit company is building
ter of the city of Granta Pass. The sub South agricultural college at Corvallis
fur your stock.
it warehouse near the Sugar Pine ware stein last Monday evening. She reports stance of the bill tn brief is as follows:
some yoarsago.bat* been turned over by
Joseph Kessler has received a ft-.!! house, in which to handle and store Charlie still improving
Council shall have authority to put in
stock of Waltham ami Elgin watches, fruit« bought in the county.
T P. Cramer went up Rogue riv< r sewers and cause assessment to be made Rev. W.J. Fenton to the present college.
More w ill be added to these by the l oard
which are on exhibition in his shop on
There were alxiut forty persons wh last Friday for a day« tithing, lie upon the property directly benefltted or of regents of tlm college this winter and
Front Street. Prices reasonable,
joined the daylight excursion party to caught enough for supper.
declare the same Io be paid for out of gen a start ior a good library begun.
Mi. ami Mrs. Dodge returned from eral fund of city, or by both methods.
Many of our readers will be pleased to Portland from this city fast Monday
Hcllool New«.
know that Dr. Lowe, the optician, w ill morning. Medford, Ashland and other their Jackson county trip Monday hav To assess, levy and collect taxes for mu
If you need glasses ba parts south occupied two cars.
ing been absent about one week.
(Krom our achool correspondent, 1
arrive soon
uleipal pur|«>sea, not to exceed one per
sure to see him ; be knows his business.
Hon. II B. Miller shipped the first
Charles Mower« ami Johnny Winders
Mrs. Halt, mother of Mrs. Joseph centum upon both real and personal pro-
Father Desmarais of Jacksonville will carloa«l of apples of tlie season Tuesday Pardee, has returned to Albany after a l>erly, taxable by state law.
have returned and resumed their studies
To prevent ami regulate domestic ani in tlm senior class.
hold services and preach ill St. Anne's of thia week. They were sent way down stay of some months in this city.
church in this city st 10 o'clock next South to the land of cotton New Orleans.
Mrs. Elmer McGregor ami her mother, mals running at large in the city ami to
The attendance at school ia constant-
Sunday. Public cordially invited to at
The late rains have put out the fire Mrs. George Rowley, are visiting in provide for tlm impounding ami sale ot ly increaaing and Prof. Holmes sadly
tend.
111 thu mountains, purified the atmos Poitlaml at the homo of Rev. J. M, such animals ami to punish the owner feels the need of another teacher.
or keeper of such slock who will allow
Ralph Mark has estabhslied a Wana- phere and makes us glad that we are liv Hunter.
Mias Minnie Tull's wi» «omewhat in
«ante to run al large.
maker and Brown clothing agency ill the ing in a country where the climate is so
Raymond S. ..-.-ill came in from his
disposed one morning this week and
To provide for a «log license. To bor-
c ty, head quarters iii the Conklin build delightful.
school at Jump off Joe last Saturday
Miss Myrtle Anderson of the high school
row money by bonding the city in a a uu
ing, the saiue occupied by Will Mallory
II. B. Miller has fifteen or sixteen xml remained over Sunday with tbe
took charge of her department.
not
to
exceed
>96,000
and
providing
that
a« a barber shop.
men picking and packing some of the folks at home
Mias I. M. Davis baa returned from
the aggregate of tlm city’s indebtedness
For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites, finest apples that ever grew in southern
Portland where she has been taking
C. S Price, B. McArthur, Roy Pool, shall not exceed $100,001).
,
burns, skill diseases and especially piles Oregon at hie tine young orchard lieluw I.ew Huberlie, Fred Welch and a num
some special instruction in instrumental
there is one reliable remedy, DeWitt’s town.
Dr. Kremer’« drug «toro la the placa music ami she is now at her post in the
her of others attende«! the fair at Med-
Witch H«z-I Salve. When you call for
for school children to {buy school book*. primary department.
Mining bonds and leases for sale at ford last Thursday.
DeWitt’s don’t accept counterfeit« or the Cot'itiKK otlice.
B O. McCulloch came up from Glen-
Chairman K. A Booth visited the
frauds. You wifi not be disappointed
school last Tuesday morning, Inspecting
A communication from the vicinity of dale last Momlav to consider the loss on
with DeWitt’s Wit«-h Hazel Salve. W.
Wildervilie was sent lie last week, but as the Kutchelus bakery, as ho is tin- agent HALL—At William«, ttregon, Saturday, tlm apparatus of the different rooms and
F. Kremer.
October 1, 1898, Ellen, tbe belove.l looking into tlm needs ami requirements
there was no signature attached, we who di«l the insuring.
wife of T. J. Hall, aged 33 year«.
Mr'. N. 1‘ Dodge of this city took sec would not give it rpace Tboae Fending
John Miller, the merchant, George MORRIS—At William«, Oregon, Sun of the school. ft the board will provide
ond prize for being the b-st looking lady in communications will pleawa bear in
«purlin and Mils Eva Sill all of Will
day, October 2, 1898, the little daugh the teacher with every advantage, then
at the Medford fair last Friday. Ths mind that the signature of the author
ter of Mr. ami Mr«. Frank Morris, if there is a failure, it will reel with the
iams joined the daylight excursion to
Has teguir, aid these who buy now will not be
juilges took observation of the crowd must be attached, otherwise it will not
aged 8 month«
leather. The pupils appreciate every
I
’
ortlami
last
Monday.
passing around in the pavilion and de be publisheil. It is not necessary that
caught out in the cold.
This is the airtight
Dallas,
______
. Uregou,
, , Thursday, thing done by the directors to advance
Mrs. U McLean and Mrs. J K I’igney BELL At
cided to award the prize to Mrs. Doilge, the author's name appear in print, but it
September 29, 189«. ......................
Mr«. !.. M Bell, the welfare of the rchool.
HEATER'S day and we can offer you a most ser
whii-h consisted of one half dozen table is necessary as a safeguard tc the editor went to Medford this Wednesday)
mother of II. E. Bell of Ibi» city.
lll««ol u I Ion ol Partnership.
morning to visit the widow of the late
viceable atticle at a reasonable price. Call at
spoons. The lady who look the first that it aceomi’Miy the manuscript.
Tlm partnership previously sxfaling
Father Williams. The ladle* will be
preiniun was a bride.
Whenever you want any fire iniutanee gone three or tour days
between l'betiy .1 Van Exxe has thia
When you call for De Will’» Witch «lon’t fail to call on I’riee anil Vixirbies.
Coffln« beautifully tin ¡»lied ill rone dsy by mutual agreement, been die-
Fix-senator
S.
If.
Holt
of
Jackson
llaz-l Salve, the great pile cure, don’t They will insure your profierty in th*
wood, walnut, or oak, or eloth covered. sol veil, Tlie Carbon Studio will here-
except any thing else, Don’t be talked ' woriil's best company,the Liverpool Kill! county, was a pa-senger on last Mon
Wall pap«'r in the latest patterns ami slier bo managed by G. l’lieby, who
day’s train going home from the Saleui
into excepting a substitute, for piles, for Lomlon and Globe.
beat vain««« at 10c per double roll and up. assume« control of tlm business, re««iv-
fair.
Mr.
Holt
pronounce«
th«
fair
good
The passenger trains are usually late
sotes, for burns. W. F. Kremer.
ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK.
No straw bark«.
ing nil outstanding account«, dim tlm
but not ■ > well attended a« last year.
We have personally investigated the going both north and south. Il must lie
Opr carpet department occupying al firm and likewise ««miming tlm debits of
BTOVE BOARDS.
I’ENIN'ILAR ST<>\ ES
that
banners
for
the
roa<<
is
daily
on
tlie
E.
W
Dana
and
wife
of
tiio
I.awrence
criaracter ami reliability of the Aetna |
most our entire second lloor is more »me.
Signed, G. l’lixuv.
Savings ami Trust Company of Butte, increase. In fact the Southern Pacific mining company, Leland, were visiting complete that ever. Five larg«« ship
Sept. 5th, 1898
Montana through the most reliable railroad coinpanv is at the present time iu lb« Pass the latter part of last wcuk ment« of new carpel«, matting« ami
Dissolution of Partnership,
banking limn of that city and the re doing an extensive business Where and the first part of tbia. Hun. J. A. rug« received thi« spring. Our designs
Notice Is hereby given that llie part
ports say good. This is the standing the there used to be about two freight trains Connolly and lady of Illinois wet« with are sure t«« please ami we will not be
nership existing between W. E. Dean
company has at home; then the bust each week pass through Grants Pass, them on Saturday.
undersold.
About October First, 1898. we will open a
i m«< men of Grants l’asg need uol hesi- there is now one each «lay and some
Holt. E. V. Carter, *|>eak«r ol the
We are ud«ling every week to our «trx k ami G, E Dean is dissolved by mutual
iate to encourage Mr. Gritliu iu his ef- times more. Travel is greater than it Huns* of Repieaentalives |«aa«e<l up of up to date furniture, mouhlinga, pole, consent W. E. Denn A. Co will con
has been (or a long time. The great in- home last ' tturilay on the overlaml to
W E. D kam .
tinue in the buninoss.
i fort« to organize a local board.
etc.
G E. Daas.
By a misplacement of the decimal crease of business oil this line is evident Ashland in cunseipience of tbe ailjourn-
J. H. I laic
Sept. 27th, 1898.
point in lent week’« issue, the Cot bi km that pro«|>erity is not only coming but inent ol tbe legialalui« until Monday
is here.
alternooo. The Hon. Max Praclit was
At J. G. Hiatts ranch on Deer creek. We will keep a full line of Gro reported in Josephine's assessment 8.892
on th« «ame train, but he |>erliaps, was
mil»« of railroad l>e<l ami 9.035 mile« of
Anti
ICiistlng
Tinware
at
Cost.
ceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and in fact everything telegraph and telephone lines, which
For a short time we are offering a fine going lor a short visit a’ Hi« Pea« ii bluw
found in a complete store, and at prices that defy competition. Miners should lie 3t> 92 miles of railroad aHBortment of anti-riif*tiijg water pailw at paradise
Supplies a specialty.
bed and 90.85 miles of telegraph and actual coat. Then« pail« are handaome-
E. J. Kafaar of the Aaiilami Valley
telephone lines. Tbe word pn/ex was ly painted and. aa experience haa ahown, Record was a passenger Tue««!ay evening
used where it should have been ¡ioU>. will outlast halt a dozen common pails. going north for a «lay at Salem to see
Because of the above errors a lo.-al con <»el one before they are all gone
what the boys are doing, lie will con
' temporary ha«l an ecstatic tit, hut better
tinue hi« trip north to Vancouver where
C bamkr B io «.
that than otherwise.
he will visit a brother. Kaieer'« increane
Odd Fellow»' Block.
We have them for men and buys. We have them in all styles
in i orpulem-y «•< ■ in- evidence of hi» he
and
colors.
We have them in wool, worsteds and cotton. We have
lief in expansion.
them
in
solid
colors or «tripe effects. We have them with Plain, Byron,
J T. Jolies who came out from Iron
Mountain,Mich.,«ome lime ago to inspect Sailor and Turtle Neck Collars. We think we can give you about any
I certain mine« in the vicinity of Kerby, thing in the line of Sweaters that you may desire. Prices are right too
returned last Saturday. Mr. Junes did
-costs you nothing to take a look.
1 not inform us what h« was intending tu
do, but we nave a lurking suspicion,
' founded on goo«l evidence, that a great
■leal wit! collie of thi« visit. One thing.
Mr. Jones is «atiefie«! with hi« trip
which brought to bis view things pros-
| |s«ctive that he did n«xt expect to see.
II. E Bell leaves tonight Wednesday
for the north. He will visit briefly Sa
Your light weight underwear must
They always carry the most complete assortment in all departments. They alzs«jlutely guarantee their their prices. During the past
lem, an«l Dalia«, bi« old bom«, after
now give way for heavier weights.
eight years they have set tbe prices of all classes of merchandise. Comjietitors must meet our prices with cheaper goods. Their motto
which lie expe« t« to turn up in Oregon’»
You say to yourself, “I don't like to »top
metropolis. .Mr Bell does nut knew
“Where will I buy
in what busine«* lis shall engage, but .»nd look in stores without buying, but how else will I know ?’’ Trv
I «here is one tiling certain, whatever he us I We believe we have tbe best values in Grants Pass.
Will you
■ ioe« it will be an honorable upright bus
help
us
prove
it?
Take
our
underwear
home,
compare
it
with that
Has kept their store at the head of the ciass for the past eight years.
iness. We have known him fur some
If it is not the best, bring it back and get yottr
! year* ami we have always found him front other stores
honorable in every particular ami a money back. This ought toahow you we have confidence in our Under
very industrious man. While we die- wear
| like to see him leav« Grant« P sm . we ex-
' lend the beat wishes of the < «>« bikr for
I his eucce»«.
The
Sweet
Light
Light
Light
and Light
Bread,
Biscuit,
Hearts,
Stomachs
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Hiatt, Hoijue & GO
Carry Double the Stock, Pay Double the Taxes, do Double the Business of any other house in South
ern Oregon handling similar lines of gpods.
Next to Your Undershirt is
Your Nearest Friend.
It will pay yon to trade with them, because:
“The Best Quality and the Lowest Cash Prices,’’
The M< dford Fair.
The fair at Medfonj was fairly well al-
tended this year ami there is u< doubt
but tbe receipt* will meet tbe expend!
lure« without any one’s having to go
down into his private por»i in order to
meet ex)«ense«. Tbe absence of gam«»
And selling from 400 to 600 pairs every month ? If you are not aware of the fa< t R. L. Coe & Co. can cont ince you of the fact and show you
i of chance tz> (lean the an i pl us change
the best value iu SHOE LEATHER to be found in the state
from tbe prx keta <zf the men an«i boys,
■peaks well for tbe n>ansg«ment. The
rar-n were very go's! and «eemod to be
conducted fairly and »«purely. Tht
mn!e races were • novelty and they
pleiuud everyone. The exhibit of •torta
Our
reputation
lor
handling
the
i»e«t
lines
If
you
are
looking
for
a
Men t Fine Shoes,absolutely warranted.
SO
hog», etc., was
— her res, cattle, •beep,
I
of Indies Shoes in this country ts easily ver
not what it ought to .‘»ave been both in
I 25
Men 1 Heavy Buckle Brogan«.
ified by a visit to our immense store.
quantity and in quality, fbe exbibit of
1 75
Men 1 Heavy Tap Sole
fowls si« grexi »rid ao were the products
Hundreds of people are not only saving dol
of the farm ami the orchard so far a*
Fiat
Vice
Kid,
Heavy
Double
Sole,
can
be
lars
and
cents
by
buying
Shoes
of
us.
but
can
■ Men s Fine Kangaroo Calf Lace Boot that
get just the Width, Size, Style and Price de worn without rubbers. Full Stock. Kangaroo the display exlen-fad Tt.e managers
worked uar 1 tv mass llie fair a su< •*••
will fit '.ike a fine $5 shoe and wear like :: n.
sired.
Calf, Oil Grain mi le of all leather and well and especially did the «eerrtary, Miss|
Wr are showing the largest lutes of Miners.
We absolutely -warrant every pair of Shues
pemlleton, to whom belong« much cred- I
put together,
sold to give
-*p< ■ r> m Param Heavy 1 -' 'A»a
it lor tier faithful work.
Do you know that there is a firm in Southern Oregon who are
Carrying- a Stock of Over 10.000 Pairs of Boots and Shoes
Men s Shoes
Ladies* Shoes
Children s Shoes
Child’s Shoe, Medium Priced,
fed by any bouse «
at*.
Perfect Sati «faction.
We Have Them
a
hl
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shortTaiLiiiackintoshes.
Many people are becoming familiar with the necessity of having
a Mackintosh, but only a few know much about the quality of such a
garment, except as represented by the appearance and the price. Un
less you buy from a reliable dealer, it is a case of “buy ar.d try it," and
if you get a poor article you may imagine that there is no such thing as a
—GOOD MACKINTOSH -
Such, however, is not the case. It costs you no more to get a good
waterproof garment. The difference is in the first cost and the retail
er's profit is less. Examine our goods and allow us to explain our ex-
[terience. You have nothing to lose
AN UMBRELLA
When you want it you want it bad. We have a fine stock, in
rinding a',1 the latest noveltie» Natural Crook«. Ivory. Dresden,
Horn, Congo, Crooks, etc.
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