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Dr. Flanagan,
Resident l>enti»t.
Whip«* IOf to »2.50 st Hackett's.
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Blank notes at the C ovbikb office.
C. StLuuia for «atch repairing
Will Mallory's barber ahoplorabair
Father Desmarais ot Jacksonville spent
Bicycle Sundries at Cramer Bros.
cut.
the lira: of the week in the Pass.
Try Pike on bulk Coffees. Something
Notary public at tbe Covaixa oflb e.
George Slover is »pending a few days
at Ashland visiting relatives and frisnda.
Clement*, Druggist, opp. Opera House. good
Pise's the place to buy your Hav. All
Horasabosing at Trimble «1 Bacher’a
lieputy Revenue Collector Fox of Ash­
Never struck better butter
clean Wheat.
land ia in Donglaa county on official bue-
Graas
besda,
Garden
Saads,
etc
,
at
than we sell.
It is full
Another grocery stole (or Grants Pats inaaa.
P*ke«.
weight and always fresh and
is
oa the tapis.
George Stanley, formerly editor of the |
Welch—a splendid 14 «hoe Call and
sweet.
Harness of all Kinds, Grades and Town Talk, Aahlaad, is now foreman on
•ee it.
tbe Monitor-Miner oi Medford.
Have yaur wheel overhauled at Cra- Prices st Hackett's.
Take your raxore to Will Mallory to
Mrs. Judge Saunders and daughter of
tuer Brea.
have them honed.
Salem
who have beeu visiting the fam­
Dr. C. 8. Evana, oculist-optician,
See tbe Bull Dog that never lets go ily ef l’rof Holmes for several weeks
Blackburn building.
left laat Monday evening fer home.
with the AVixard Oil Co.
Cameras for »ale or rent. Inquire of
Dr. 0. S. Evans, the oculist optician,
For
seed
rye
and
other
grains
address
A. E. Voorhies.
and hie wife are this week making a
R M. Robinson. Wilderville.
Onion Ssts, al) you went for 5 cent*
Trimble <k Bacher are prepared to de tour of the country up the Applegate
per pound, at Pike’s
and acroas by Jai-kaonviBe through por­
They are free
Are strictly tancy. None better
all kinds of blaeksmitbing.
Go to Will Mallory’s barber shop if
tion» of Jm-keon cetinty on professional Lived without Canned Fruit and
from frost too.
Special
price
oil
good
grain
bay
this
you want a good shave.
business.
Vegetables is a mvstery.
Now
week at A. J. Pike's.
Take your shoes to Hackett for good I
C. T. l’ayne and Johnny Turner of they are a necessity to every Table.
The biggest bargain yet in second­ Karby were in town last Monday on bus­
I work and right priijes.
We keep the Best Brands, Fresh
hand camera. See A’oortnes.
iness. The boys inform us that the rain
DL4 CDV photographer
Tomatoes,
Guy Hockett is out again after the ac­ was so heavy in that section as to dam­ from the I Factories.
I II L- ID I Opp. Court House.
Corn,
Baked
Beans,
Peas,
Aspar­
cident
which
befell
him
lecently.
age many of the mining ditches but the
'Something new—Grape nut food at
See Arnolda Baton, spinner and jug­ owners have them in order by this time agus, all kinds of Fruit. We can't
Pike’s. Only 20 cents a package.
Are now in, and we hantile nothing but the very choicest
and are running in full blast.
say too much in favor ot our Ash-
Thirty-five cents a bail for beardless gler, with the Wizzard Oil show.
Ashland's school census for this year
J T. Brown returned recently from laud Solid-l’ack Tomatoes.
quality; we are not afraid to recommend them.
Try
barley straw at Scott Grlffin’a.
II is reported that Joe Moss will en­ is 882, a considerable increase over last Chicago where be went from this county a can and see how good they are.
some time ago to reside, but he did not
year.
gage in business again soon.
Cost no more than cheaper ones,
care to remain in a chuiate ao terrifically
Thelhainlese
Ftk)
and
the
Juveniles
If you can’t laugh don’t go to the
cold. Mr. Brown says that Oregon is toe a Can.
•bop.
Give
him
»25
at
Hood's
Bicycle
opera house because you’ll have to.
good enough for him and that be does
a cal I.
Good goods cheap—Best prices paid al
not intend to leave this section •gain
Time
at
tbe
opera
There
will
be
a
Hot
! Front Street Second Hand Store.
soen.
house Monday night, G. and get warm
Go and see Jerry, the funny little man,
Ker. F G. Strange of Ashland ««< •
for 15 cents.
at the opera house Monday night.
passenger
on Monday evening’s train
Just try a package of that Grape-nut
Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It is the
fowl at Pikes, the best nerve and brain going to Oregon City to attend the fu­
beet Scent Cigar in the market—J. G.
neral ot his brother, l’rof. H. 8. Strange
food goiug.
Schmidt.
who died from cancerous trouble. Prof.
Whole wheat Hour, Buck wheat tiour, Strange was Superintendent of Clacka­
Rtdtisld has a dandy bicycle for $30.
Bicycles, »22.50 to »75 at Cratner Bros.
It is called the Tourist and ia made Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Graham at Scott mas county at the time of his death.
The stualleat tiling« may exert the
Griffin's.
by E. C Stevens A Co.
He had been an active school man for greateat influence. IMWitt'a Little
L The new '99 model Stearns bicycles a num tier of years.
Early Risers are unequaled for overeom-
Last Sunday A. K. Corliss while walk
are tbe finest wheels made. Redfield
M. G. 1 Matt' Wilkins. I). D. G. M. W. ias coastipation and liver trouble».—W,
ing through his mine on Dry Diggings
sells them at ».'><> a piece.
for the A. O. U. W. in this state, spent F. K remar.
picked up a little nugget that is worth
If you want rates to any point east, a few days in ths Pass the first of the
$00. Tnia ia the way it is done in .South­
If you want te spend a delightful sum­
ern Oregon in the mining paradise of call on or write E. E. Dunbar, Grants week ill llie interest of the lodge. Mr. mer vacation apeak to Voorhies. He
Pass, Agent for tbe Northern Pacific Wilkins used to he proprietor of the
will furnlah the Viva or rrenao. Get
The above is also true of Bicycles. If you buy a ulus 1 the land.
Railway.
Western Hotel and while here made your camera now and learu all lie pe-
The reason for such a large and expen­
guaranteed in Chicago, what good does it do you ? If you sive attraction as Hi Henry’s Big Min­ »25 Vedette bicycle, guaranteed. Cra­ manv friends who were gled to see him euliariliee and possibilities before you
on his trip. He is a good rustler for the start on a trip.
buy a wheel of us, we make good any defect of manufact­ strel aggregation of fifty all white people mer Bros.
lodge aud his time is well spent forth«
Hi
Henry's
Big
City
Minstrels
who
fill
appearing
here
on
Thnrw<lay
Marsh
9th
ure in Grants Pass, saving yon annoyance, delay and the
School Clerk'« Annual Itepurt.
is to fill in a spare date enroute from in a spare date at the opera house on good of the order.
laying aside of your wheel during the best part of the rid Saa F rancisco to Portland.
Tuursday March 9th travels in their
We regret to learn that James W. Ab­
School Clerk J. A. Jennings made his
ing season. We have now in stock a line line of
You can buy Snowy Butte flour from own train of vestibule cars the finest bott will soon leave for his old home at annual report to the district at tbe meet­
your grocer if you insist on getting it. ever used by any company. They will Lake City, Colorado, where he will en­ ing last Munday, a part of which is given
Price the same as other first-class brands. arrive at Grants Pass Station en Thurs­ gage in mining operations with his broth­ below:
er, J J. Abbott. As a mining engineer
day about noon.
UKNKRAI. STATiaTK-a.
The Northern Pacific trains make the
Mr. Abbott has no »uperior ia Oregon
The
Jewell
Hardware
Co.
have
taken
.428
Cliil. in diet. bat. 4 and 20, male.
fastest time east, and offer the bestac-
and tbe surveying and platting he did
commodatinna. For information inquire the agency for a preparation called Car­ for tbe tiold Bug Mining Company was Chil, in diet. bet. 4 and 20, female.. .378
Chil. in school during year, male . .2181
bolic Compound, that is endorsed by
of E. E. Dunbar, agent.
some prominent orchardists who have recognised as the very beet by the sur­ Chil. in school during year, femala. 301
Which in quality an<l price are iinsurpas-» d.
I If« ladies of the Presbyterian church used it for the pa-t three years in com­ veyor-general of tbe state. We know Average daily attend, fur year ... ■417
' _ , yr 200
will sell their cooked food supplies at bating the Moth and San Jose Scale, it him to be a geritleinaa of the highest in­ No. chil. not in any school di_ uriag
No teachers employed, male
1
tiie Sugar Pine store next Saturday. will pay to call on them and get Circu­ tegrity and thoroughly conversant with No. teachers employed, female. ...
»
Those who wish to maks purchases will
and interested in Southern Oregon
KINANCIAL STATKMBKr.
lars and furthur information.
please take notice of the change.
Dr C. H. Thomson will lecture next mines. He believes there is a great out­ Cash on hand Mar. ’08 ....... ♦ 55 57
The record of the past makes Cres­ Sunday evening at the Presbyterian come for the mines of this section, and Amt. recd from diet, tax ........... 3922 1»
cents tire bicycles of the future and you church on “Missions in Mexico.” The from his experience in this branch of in­ Amt. reed from Co. school fund. 1880 9»)
do not have to «aw wood either. Call on i doctor had about 20 years experience ia dustry in other parts of the country, we Amt recd from state fund......... 982 80
Recd from tuition........................ ftd 7ft
ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK.
Tom Hood.
1925 00
the mission fields ol Mexico and he cer attach importance to hie opinions. We Recd from all ether sources .
The topic for consideration by the’ tainly understands the work. Every­ regret to lose him from our midst for he
Guaranteed
Wheel
Have you Seen our $25.00
Total recd............................. 8829 27
has made many friends and few if any
Bethany C. E society for March 12 ia body invited to hear him.
dihbcknkmks ra.
<aFellowship in Christian Service.” Noh. i The Kubli Brothers of Jacksonville enimies. The Cot ntm wishes Janies W.
4:6,10-23. A cordial invitation is ex­ have commenced operations at their Abbott well in his old home.
Paid teachers ......................
»3708
Pai«' out for repairs and etc
1118
tended to ail to attend this meeting.
| Gold Standard mine on Gall's creek.
Annual Mwsting
raid out for furniture
. 108
The gentlemen of the Methodist i They have put in a concentrator and are
862
The regular annual meeting was held Fuel and incidental»
church will give a s<x’ial touight (Wed­ getting out a large body of ore with the ttt ths school house Monday at 2 o’clock Paid clerk ..................
100
Paid
janitor
..................
210
nesday)
at
the
I.
O.
O.
F.
hall.
An
in-
Bought at a bargain and will be sold for
intention of running their mill toils p. tn. witli but lew in attendance. For
808
terf siing program has been prepared. fullest capacity These gentlemen have Home reason not many people seem to Paid mtereet................
Paid inaurane«, .........
90
_
Only Cents a Pair.
Everybody invited to attend Admis­ faith in this ni>ne which has lieen shown care anything about school meetings of Redemption ol warrants
2077
sion 15c.
by the amount of money they have spent lute and for that reason they are very
A full line of Carpenters and Builders’ Supplies
Total paid out
......... ... 8743 70
The ladies of the Ashland W. C. T. U. in developing it. From present pros­ poorly attended. The clerk submitted
will give a Manila entertainment next pects it would stern that the money has bis annual report which wan adopted. Cash on band at time of making
repart.........................................
811 00
Friday evening and Sergeant E. B. Brown been well spent aad handsome will he Tbe board had previously made an es­
Among our Bargains ;
of this place has been invited to deliver i the returns therefrom.
8829 27
timate of the cost of the addition to the
an address. Mr. Brown wid go to tbe ,
Governor 12-inch Chilled Plows at $8.50.
present building which was also sub­
Amateur Pliwtographer**.
Granite city and tell them ail about
Church Notice».
If you want a camera that will carry mitted and accepted. Tbe diiectorn were
Plow Points to fit any Plow
what he saw aud heard while in the Ori­
H aiti ar elicseli.
instructed to build the addition which
both
places
and
films
ho
that
either
can
ent, he will make an entertaining talk.
Services at the Baptist church eu Sun­
be exposed at will of the operator, get will cost not to exceed $2,000 or $2,500.
If you have a bonne to rent, tell us the Viva—$5 to $20. If you want a 4x5 It is te he a wing on the North to cor­ day, March l'-’th, aa follows:
Bible
respond to tiie one now* on the south acheol at B) a. m , preaching, 11 a m .,
about it. We are having frequent calls camera fer $5. get a Premo.
I
for good houses. — N. P. Dodge.
I The best developing outfit on market side, two stories high and containing theme : “Written that we may know."
i
e-
Rev. T. B. Ford.D.D, the presiding in ntock. Also photo mounts. Get two rooms. It is proposed that the tur­ B. Y. P. U., tt;30 p. in. ; preaching, 7 30
naces which now work very unsatisfac­ You are cordially invited.
elder of the Eugene district of the M. E. them of
A. K. V ooriiiks .
torily in* overhauled and made to do
R ohkkt I. xhlik , pastor.
church, left on the north bound local to­
LEAVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
good service. If this is done and the
day for Albany, where he will hold the ASSAY ER,
board will heed the suggestion to put in
second quarterly meeting for the Confer-
NV. O. Wright, good dry wood in time there will be no
l ence year. He thus takes ap the work
reasonable excuse for any complaint
Gen’l Agl. for Oregon
of the second quarter where he was
compelled to «top at the first quarter. M àc A bthci -F obbkmt C tabidb P bocxkb . next winter for a lack of plenty of heat
It was voted to bond the district
It is very gratifying to his friends that
Cyanide ami Chlorination treatment
y
to the amount of $2,000 to defray
••res.
he is so far restored to health as to be
at
Bullion Refined and Bhirped.
the expenses of the ad lilion aud to
y
t abte to resume his work in th? district.
also pay off a portion of the floating in­
G bahth P ari ,
■
O bbgom .
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST —Eugene Guard.
debtedness. Abeut $1.100 was votedin
February to apply on the addition. Tbe
board will also employ two moretea<heia
for next year as at least that number
will be needed
local toappcninos
personal
Promptness and Correctness
We fill all Grocery Orders
Promptly. Nothing, we know, so
wears upon the Cook as a delayed
order. We take Pleasure in court­
ing the Good Nature of the Cook
and we have the largest Stock of
Goods from which to choose. One
Package at a time and during the
day Wagon Loads. We are always
busy, for two reasons, we advertise,
we keep goods worth advertising.
How the Pioneers
Our Garden and Grass Seeds
B. &. M . Grocery
Calhoun Grocery Co
H. C. Bobzien, Propr.
Eagle and Columbia Bicycles,
300 Pairs Loose Pin Aeo n Butts-Japanned
The Jewell Hardware Co
CLEM ENS
THE BIG CASH HOUSE
Hitrni«ii tor Foil Master.
0. FL. Barmoa has been appointed
post master for Grants Pa-s ta succeed
W. I Hum whose term has expired
We congratulate Mr. Harmon that h«
han thus been able to knock the persini-
uwi. He will make a good officer.
OF
7C- (X
We have just completed our annual Inventory with most satisfactory
esults. Not that our profits on the Dollar has exceeded any previou
year, but we have sold more goods in the year 1898 than any one in
the History of our 10-year Business. But for the year 1S99;before us,
we will try and make our Sales larger than any time heretofore. To do
this, we expect to show you Honest Goods at Popular Prices, and to ac
com;di>h this effort wejmust buy good-, Right which at thia dm, MR'
DRESS GOODS.
Yoar attention is wanted at our
counter« to examine tbe fine line of
Black Goode that we are «bowing,
which are nnmatchable values
Compare our prices and quality
when looking for a new pattern.
GREAT VALLES IN
DRESS SKIRTS.
We have on sale now ene of th*
beat aaeortmeut of skirts ever »hown
to tbe trsiie Made up in oor store
and can guarantee tbe goods and
workmanship. We have them in
all sty'es. calor» and price«. What
we kavea’t in stock. Can make any
style wanted. Te tho»e that cannot
come to our «tore eead tor samples
of Drew ttood«. make ywur eelec'ion.
send your measure and have a skirt
made to order at prp-v« that raanot
be duplicated by other boner..
MEN'S SHOES.
Miner* ami prospectors, when ia
lawn mil and
tbe stoongaet bne
of heavy goo is al ><wt pn -• dial
yaa have ever ***n shown in any
couatry. We kava oa saie a hue of
Bacata >ovwe, 4wub«s •*•« wiü» lap.
at $1 25
EADIES’ SHOES.
Jost arrived a fiae assortment ot
Button. Coin toe, pat. leather tip, a
nice drea* shoe for $1.50, alan a lace
Coin toe stock tip axtensiou rale,
$1.50.
BOYS’, MISSES’,
AND CHILDRENS’.
These linea we have given mere
than ordinary attention and have a
complete stock of both heavy and
light. We have come of the very
beet shoes for boy»' school wear
that have ever been opened out in
town Buya pair with our guaran*
tee.
WOMENS’ H( ISERE.
We »napped op a large number of
dozen of a dependable maxe ef fast
colors cotton hoeere, at a third lee«
than asual. We pass them along to
yon at a like easing. $1 00 per doz.
MENS’ HATS.
Wr.ee in need of a nice, treeav bat
wo can «eli you a nice Mar k fedara.
3 ia. brim. 5 ia. crown. Satin líaad i
with Bear» sweat band, W'xth |2 '<0, '
we offer for on y II *.1
Annual Elti-tlon.
The annual election lor »1 boni efficara
in district No. 7, Grants Pa«« will take
place next Monday, the 13tl>, from 2
o’clock p m. to 6 o’clock p. m. of the
«ame day a» ths city hall. Twofiirsctora
,ire
»*•«•- *•;•«* on< for three ysais to
K. A. Booth whoa term «spire«
«n.l nr>e for ona y«ar to All ths unexpirad
t^rmui J. VV. Howard retired. A clerk
PAPER PATTERNS
to suucead J. A Jeanings, whose tartu
The new styles far spring of tha expires.
Bulterick Patlarn (Company hav«
Anolhrr Rklrmlah
j'let arrived. Thoe«t of you who are
Twa («npames of Oregon and three of
intereatad in torn« <lresa making
may have a fashion sheet for the Nebraska volunteer« had a «kirrmsb
with the Filipino« in front of Manquina
asking.
the evening of the 6tb and the morning
of the 7th. Only five American« were
wounded while a number of the Filipi­
THE Ml SEEN
no« ware killed.
LNDERWARE SAEE.
A dispatch frvm Manila «ay«: That
And etill the interest« koapup after th« insurgent« bad been driven off
Tbronga af women daily benefilted ¡Ml eight the 6th,; from in froot of
by the offerings of Uns unusual occa­ Manquina they came back 500 strong
sion. It is svidsnt that thee» de­ ami < nt off a company of the First «Ne­
pendable qaahl.es competent work­ braska volunteer«.
General Hal« « ?at out the morning ef
manship and daintily beautiful
trimm .ags all preferred to the trashy, the 7th, tbe Oregon and .Nebraska v«l-
thrown together sorts et ander mus­ uateer« who dislodged the iBfttirgeato.
The Filipinos made an unsuccessful
lins so generally offerer!.
attempt to capture the water work«.
R. L. COE in the East. New York and other markets of manufactur-
ng cities, buying one of the largest and best selected Stocks ever shown
in Southern Oregon or a great many other Places. Would invite you to
see our Spring Lines before making any purchases, for we can save you
money and turn out Goods that are up-to-date. New Goods have com.
menced to Roll in. Just received 25 Cases of Mett’s, Women’s and
Children's Shoes.
FURNISHING GOODS
We have felt the need in ttiie line
and have bought heavily that our
trade can have choice of selection»,
duet arrived tins week one of tbe
etrongevt made shirts that ba« ever
reached this market. They are
made for hard wear and warranted
not rip or tear.
In Dress Shirts we cannot beei­
ce I led by any ia town, all styles and
colors with or without col lari. White 1
.Shirts, a nice clean line we are «bow­
ing at 98 cento , riu«aendem. 25c.;
Fin« neck wear, ColUra and Caff«,
Mens’ fine boee, Bicycle hone, Sweat­
ers, Cotlonade, Panto, Handker­
chief« Dark Jnaipars. Overalls we
have bought heavy and ran supply
all demands. Uodcrwear do not
fad to sew this line we hav« eoms
drivers that don't uewl driving.
1IANDERC1IIEFS
We have all aorta and kinds for
men women and children, shoal*
yen want a bargain we kava it.
Place on aeie seme o ld lota that
have reid from 1» te 25c., being
g.»G ««-I d ir ng ie».4*r display.
Yoe may have thane at 5e each.
EADIES’ WRAPPERS
We have them to any style desired
at prices that oae <annot affarti te
pttrOtaeo foods and make Urani at
home aa y.nr time would be loot.
We can tare you time and money
and five yon the qaality, as ne de
not offer any Ka< bet Store goods
that bars bsea banded dowa Irosa
tbe deva ef 4»
1
The Winners
T. B. Cornell of («rente Paes and J
W. *m*ilb of Grave creek were a tie io
the Barth ad content, they received the
highest numbers of papers. Tbe only
way eat of it, it rcait to us, will be hr
one oi them to wear the bat on* day and
th* other the nest, >r elee draw straws
When Mr. Amith comes to town tus
matter will be adjosud satisfa« torily.
Sure»»» with the Chai nlee» ¡»at year
promises greatsr success 'bis »canon.
Call and tee me before yon buy a wheel.
It will pay you to onll at my shop.
T. A. H ood .
Hamlin'» Wizard Oil Co. will com­
mence a aeries of popular entertuinuienla
in the opera house next Monday eight,
March 13th, and we can asanre our
reader» a first-class allow for a very
email admission, In their concert Art»
part they introduce the lais and popular
songs and their Olio af apecialties is
made up of the Beat Talent in the Van-
dsville line. Manager Gallaher has
made a reputation on the coast by deal­
ing honorably with the public and giv­
ing them a dean up to-date allow, and
ha don’t lira the audience with a long
medicine talk. Hi» method is Iota of
show and little medicine, so you can go
and see his show for lftc and imagias
yen paid a dollar, and you won’t know
the difference, because it ia belter than
sums of the troupes that charge that
price. Don’t fail to see them Monday
eight. March 13th.
Is Here
and
11'lltN.
HARDMAN lu Riddle, Douglas Co.,
Oregon, February 20, of Paralysis,
Benjamin Hardman, aged 7-1 year»
eight month» and 20 day». Inletuient
at Albany.
NEW FIRM
THE GRANTS PASS COFFIN CO, beg
to inform the public that we are opening
upon Main (treat, oppoaite the freight
depot, with a nice line of Caaketa, Burial
Robea and Funeral euppliee.
Eastern Prices.
Our »penally will be tine good» at
very low price», Broadcloth Caaketa, for
inatanee, such aa are uaually »old at »50
to »75 we quote at »20 to »30, trimmed,
complete, with box. We furnish our
hear»« to our patrons at a apecial redneed
price, and du onbalming, diiect funeral»,
purehaee Inta in any of the oeineteriM,
have the excuvalioas made, end guaran­
tee our custonera againat extortionate
charge» in all case«.
A. G. Martin
Manager.
Don’t
Turn
Your
Back
On good advice. We have re-
ceived part of an elegant line of
new Spring and Hummer Clothing.
You’ll need a new Suit, and we
propose to sell you —if Price, Qual­
ity and Style are any inducement to
you—Worsteds are quite tbe thing
this year, and we are showing a
very large assortment of these
goods—in Round and Straight Cut
—Blue Serge with Satin Facing.
Single an 1 D >u »le Breasted.
The general tendencyf
is for a better class o
goods and we find care­
ful buyers are looking
well toward Quality ar.d
general make-up. We
appreciate this fact and
feel sure you'll agree with us that we are in touch with
the times.
> I 3V
Just from the factory. A large assortment oi Sty
lish Shoes in the latest Toes and Lasts. Vici Kid, Tit
ian Calf, Russian Calf, Box Calf, etc
Vesting tops
Tan, Chocolate, Black, etc. Prices will meet your ap
proval.
Yount truly.
P. H. Harth & Son
(llothing. Boots and Shoes,
Men’s Furnishings. Ilats, Valise
s
The Sugar