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I local toappcnlnoâ Our Special A large can Best Table Ap ricots .......................... ta.'Jc NNE& A large can Best Table Bart- let Pears. ..................... u)4c GOODS A lai e can Bi st Table Black- berries 12%C Shredded Pineapples.. .. . 121 ; Maine Sui •r Corn ~ (“Prefetred Stock")......... .....................12'wc French Kidney Beans, Biked i2’.-c 3 pound can Hubbard Squash i2‘2c Something good in Oysters... 12 Sc 1 pound Coiub Honey........... I2‘jc 1 pound Best Seeded Raisins 12,Gc FRESH Morning Meal ..............................................ia#c Wc are still.giving one Package Hu Buckwheat free with every Package H. D Mush. Bottle of Horse-radish............... I2}3C Good Standard Corn or Tomatoes IOC f»VRE Potted Meats of all kinds......... American Sardines..................... Importe Sardines......................... Armour s Celebrated Sliced Ham “ Bacon . Underwoo.l s Soused Mackerel. McClaren's Clubcheese. Iff . .5, 10 and 25c ................... 5C 10, 12 and 15c .................... »5C .................... 25c Home grown Strawberries now arriving. Cherries, New Potatoes, Cabbage. Onions this week at the í Í B (Sc M ’ ’Grocery Have You Seen Our Black Kid? See our South Window. Cramer Bros. ODD FELLOWS HABDWA Rl BLOCK. GARLAND RANGES. WAGONS We have Just Received a CAR LOAD of >4 te ■ These Wagons were put up expressly for our trade in this ir.oun- tainous.country. They have points which make them superior to other wagons. Call and see them. The Jewell Hardware Co The Forbes Interchsngia'slc. Pack Train for Sale. By far lhe led album lor K Isk pho e for Rale at Kerby a fully tographs is the Forbes hit» i changeable I train of pack mules, i ‘ fully j photograph album for ui-ni inted photo I with rigging«, coHsiahng of graph,. They are handsome leather fur packing lumber, rackfl for covered books made for tl' an I 121 pho all kind« of machinery, etc. tograph«. One lieailtv of Hie look is broken. Call on or addre«« that Sake's. Txt and 4x5 photograph« J. B. G eorge , Kerby, Ore. can be pu- in the same book. Call ami If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption aee them l'hoiogs also in stock. cur?, which is sold for the small price of A. E Vooititii..« 25 etfl., 50 ctfl. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle bark and we w ill refund For Sal, your money Sold for over fifty yearn on Choice Imrlev and oat liar for «ale. this guarantee. > cis. and 50cts. — W E Kre mer. Call on J. J Moore or Harry Smith. Dr. Flanagan. Resident Dentist. Whole Wheat Flour at Wada’,. Whip,. 10c to ,2.50 at Hackett’,. ii<«'rg,t rauier rammed from I’ortland C. >1 Louis tor watch repairing Tuesday morning. See Voorhiea if you want a camera. G. W. and W. M. 8. Bailey ««rain Hava you seen Cram-r Bro*. BLACK j town Wednesday. ¡ personal Shoe« repaired at Hackett s. Flour 75 cents at Scott Griffin. Clemens, Druggist, opp. Opera House. Horseshoeing at Trimble A Barber's KID'1 Best dour at 75 cent, a sack at Scott Where do you get your hair cut? Try Griffin's. Will Mailorv. See Mickleson, the naw slioemakei. See those Photographs for 75c per dox He i, in town. at Clevenger’s gallery. Harness of all Kind,, Grades and High grade i-orrer|>ondcuce paper at Price, at Hackett’,. the Cot-aiM office. Take your shoes to Hackett for good j Silver plated Tea Spoons for 25c per set at Cramer Bros. work and right prices. Vegetable« are coming in freali every Remenil-er PATTON S SUN PROOF day now I'ike ba, th,m. FAINT at Cramer Bros. A Bacher are prepared to do fhotoorapheb all Trimble kind, of blacksmithing. 1 H r D I Opp. Court House. Weekly Oregonian and Column $2. Good goods cbea p—Best prices paid at When buying Groceries, both fancy Front Street Second Hand Store. W here do you get your shaving done? g° to Pike. He ha, them. Call at Will Mailury'u «hop. Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain at Pikes. That Swiss Cheese at Pike*« ia ail Price« all right. Try him next bill you buy. right. So «ay thus« who buy it. Au} thing the Little Grocery can use, I Ifon’t forget Hie location of t'levyu- you can get cash for of Pike. Call aud iter’« photo gall»ry, 4tb atrwt, half block from Layton hotel, see hl in Ixxikout for MicklMon'» n»« (hoe Vacation Tuesday crowded u« in en deavoring to get out on time this Wed ■bop near tlie post office. nesday, Ladies, you will be pleased aud come I’tley ami Everett are progressing again, if you buy a hat at Miss Clsv»n- nicely with W. S Barrie's new resilience ger’s. on Third street. Tlie very best flour and every sack Cal) to see Mickleson at his new shoe guaranteed, for 75 ceuta a sack at Scott 'bop near the post oilice. Ue will do Gr.ffiti'a. W J Stanley of Ashland i, in towu rustling for Towu Talk. F O. Hurd, the Medford mining mail, waa on tba st reels recently, ClU.ÇMT ---- C. It Beardalav, a capitalist from Chi cago, arrived Wednesday evening L. 8. sbipley came iu from Waldo laat week and is spending ale« days in town J. 1). Fountain of Klamath Falls was registered at tiotel Layton oue day last Of the competent provider? It is contained in three week. words : A. B. Cousiu of Galien was in town Monday of this week securing workmen for hie mine. Food .'supplies that enter the household should invar Mrs. C. 8. Evans left on the Woodman iably deserve these three appellations without any "if s’* exclusion for Eugens to visit her brothsr or half-way pretentions, and iu order to live up to this who is quite ill. standard her housekeeper must, of necessity, be depend Austin 8. Hamuiond, the Medford at torney was registered at the Josephine ent on the Grocer who supplies her with food products. one day last week. If there’s anything wrong with your Groceries we want J. T. Love and w ife of Loves' station to know it. We want you to have only the best. Your were iu town one day recently doing baking will be successful if good materials will make some trading. it so. Miss Blani-lie Dean went te Ashland last Monday to remain for a time to visit relatives aud friends. Charley Hart was in from the Alt- house section last week for a load of freight for different parties. Miss Allie Osborn of Leland was in you first class work. There were a great many people in town a day or two this week. She came Strange that people will pay $50 for a town Tuesday to attend tlie liecoralion upto attend Decoration day exercises, bicycle when $.35 will buy ju«t as goo j a day execises. Dr Warren Cameron of Jacksonville Buiintu Chan«. A. P. Haas of St. Charles, Iowa, for Mr. Tomlinson, who purchased tlie and Sid Cole of Medford came down one. T. A. Hood sells tlie Crescent. Three thousand dollar stock of dry merly editor and proprietor of the St Horn A Tucker mine arrived in this with the Medford boys Tuesday and Cramer Bros.’ Deering Bali Bearing Charles Buckeye, waa in town Wednes good,, clothing, notion,, etc., for sale at returned Wednesday. Mower is creating a great deal of inter city Monday. day and made theCoi kixk office a pleas a discount, for caah. Stock waa bought Prof. Riedel is open to private classes est, especially its smoothness of action. Marion Veatch and wife of Gal ice of Chicago wholesale houses and iaclean in German, French, Latin mid Greek creek came up on Monday's tram to join aut visit. Minerals sent to this office for assay 8. F. Cass and wife returned from and well assorted. ths Woodmen excursion for Portland will receive prompt attention. The Terms at Dr. Kremer's. Address 1*. O. Box 335, Granta I’aar, Sumner, Iowa, last week and will spend assays will be made by the best assayiats. Services will be held in tlie Catholic They will be gone some time. Oregon. ____ six weeks or two months in Oregon to John laingbakcr and sister, Mrs. Kri- M. Johnson is closing out his stock of church. Grants Pass, at 10 o'clock next MARRIED. enjoy a change in climate. Mr, Caso groceries and be and his wife will start Sunday. Tlie public is cerdially invited. tier, with her little daughter, arrived Try White Star Flour if you want the Tuesday night from >acrauisnto. John will want to spend some time in the THOMSON—NAYLOR—At Santa Ciux East in a short time on an exteuded mountains hunting old bruin before he Cal., May 25th, in the Presbyterian visit. best. Wade keeps it. In fact all kinds will make hie borne here now. church by the Rsv. Alexander Eakin. returns home. He informed us I hat his F. E. Norton ami wife will this week Scott Griffin is selling flour at 75 cents, i of groceries at Wade's at bottom prices. Rev. H. C. Thom,on and Mrs. laura son Claud will be in Grants Pau in the move to tlie Greenback mine on Placer, The best at 75, the very t>est at 75, guar Fav no attention to tlie advertisements Naylor. course of two er three weeks to spend anteed at 75, and all you want at 75 about "trusts;" as they are going to where they will have charge of the Dr. Thomson supplied the Presbyter hie vacation. cents a sack. pieces every day. but when buying flour, boarding house for Hie company. ian church in Grant, Paa, for live mouth, H. A. Milla and F. L. McCroskey with Mrs. McCarthy and daughter Anna (rcui January lit, last, and when he left E. C. Stearns A Co. have a $40 bicycle etc., go to Fike’s. their families arrived from Colorado here lie went direct to Santa Crux where now ready for Delivery: a fine high It ia reported that Mrs. 11. F. Niday, went to Ashland laat Monday where they Springe Tuesday oi this week and aie hi, intended was (topping. Mr,. Naylor, grade whee«, but not so many options in who formerly lived near Hugo, comuul- will remain for some time, probably tu stopping at Hotel Layton. These gen ■ iow Mr,. Thomson. was an intimate Fires, Saddles, Etc. Astt Redfield about ed suicide by taking poison at Keswick, spend the summer, now that school is tlemen are practical miners who have out. them. friend to Dr. Thomaon’, first wife sad Cal., last Thursday. had interests in the Cripple creek vicin The body of Rufus K. Holbrook, a Willie Taylor of Kerby was among ity, of which they have dia|s><k«l They the two ladies corresponded regularly The Medford boys who cams down to until Mrs. Thompson's death, five years member of company C, who died at play the Alerts, were Joe Hibbard, Joe tlie number te take advantage of the are in this section to find something in ago. Mrs. Naylor ha, spent 16 or 20 Manila, arrived at Springfield Monday. cheap excursion rates to Portland last Slinger, Torn McCaullay.Einit Bargdale, their line and to locate among ue. We years as a missionary ia Japan. The Arrangements are being made to bury Jim Howard, Albet t Elliott and Messrs, Monday. Willie lias sold out bis stock are glad to see you, gentlemen, and we Doctor and his wife will shortly move to the remain« in the Odd Fellows* ceme of goods at Kerby. Cook, Biden and Ablleraon. welcome you and your families to our Union, Ore,, where ho will supply the tery, adjoining Eugene, Memorial day Charles F. Butter, tlie Colorado Springs midst. Warren Camcron, brother to Miss Ber Presbyterian church for the n,xt year. The North western Life Ins. Co. has nice Cameron, who taught school in attorney, was attending to business in T. Clemo, wife aud four children, ar The Cot kick extend, him and hie lady (be reputation of paving the largest div Grants ''ass last winter, s|>eiit the day Granta Pass last week. Mr. Potter is rived Wednesday morning Ironi Iron congratulations and it wishes them suc idends to policy holder«. And with its in town Tuesday. He came down to interested in mines ill tlie vicinity of Mountain, Michigan, to take up their cess iu the new field of labor. “New Policy” is better prepared than witness the hall game between the Alerts Leland. abode in Grants Pass. Mrs Clemo is a ever to give you just what you want. Mrs. N. F. Jenkins, Mrs. E. A. Wad« sister of the Williams Brothers of thia BROWNING—TRIMBLE In thia city, and the Medford team, A Mr. Cole May 211. by Judge txlell, Low Brown N P. D odge , Ag»*ntu and Mrs. John Hackett went to Asli land place. These people had a sad ex peri camo down witli Mr. Cameron. ing to Mia, Ella Trimble. Recently George Hartman moved the last week to be present when Mrs Stev ence on their way out. They were in Mr. Browning was one of th, former It is reported that the Victor Junior remains of hie eieter Mary, who died mining company bas let the contract to ens, national president of the W. C. T. the wreck which tonk place near Spo owners of what is now the Greenback about 11 years ago, from Gerome Prairie kane last Saturday The deeper in mine and Mia, T rimble ia a daughter of parties to cut 1,000 cords of word. This U. lectured there. to the Odd Fellows’ cemetery. The cof J. A. Jennings returned from Port which they were riding was thrown into William Trimble of Crescent City. The company, from present ap|iearances. fin wan as sound seemingly as the day h «ill do an extensive business in the min land last Saturday after an absence of the river but they fortunately escaped parly went to Portland with the Wood was put in the ground, not even the var two weeks lie returns feeling much without serious injury but lo,t every men excursion to be gone a few day,. ing line in that section. nish was destroyed. There is a very kindly hearted lady in better and it is to be hoped that he will thing they had in there valise,. It was Lew, we wish you and your lady well County School Supt. J. D. Hayes will and long years of happiness. Grants Pa«s whose sympathies have experience no further trouble from his a dose call and a serious shock. send out the new school laws now soon. been thoroughly enlisted in behalf of arm. Wanted. DIED. He has received many inquiries lately L. D. Fay came i n recently from his the |>oor cats which come to ber house Agent, Wanted for th, Howland Liqu asking for them, but he has been unable She now has a family of nine mid there mine on Powells creek, having cleaned or Care mud hare «line money Call LaRAUT—In thia city Tuesday,the ItOtii, to furnish them because the state print •I heart trouble, Alva La ltaul aged will be more when these tell others of up for the spring. He will not return to on or address Tlios. A. Howland Hotel about 35 years. er did not have them ready for distribu the bountiful repast in store for such as do any more work in tlie mine until fall, Layton—Granta Pa,,. tion . Mr. Laltaut had bean a sutforer for a except, it may be, tq get ready for tlie find tlie way to tliis kind lauy's door. long time from heart trouble and he For Sal,. The Christain Endeavor society of the next winter's run. The game of baseball between the Presbyterian church will hold its regu A Chicksring square piano I nquire came to^Soutbern Oregon in hopes that WillieTavlor and family left last Mon MgOford team and the Alerts of this city hi, general health might be improved. lar weekly prayer-meeting next Sunday Of Mrs Will Jackson. X'i Decoration day resulted tn a victory day evening for Walla Walla where they Last summer lie remained at Swede atfi:30p. hi ., the topic being, ‘‘Wheat will in the future make their homo. for the former by a sce e of 11 to 4. Very positive. Banin where hi« health did Improve con and Tares.” Matt. 13:24-30. Every His father lias been there for some time. The game was a well played one siderably, but during the past winter, he body is cordially invited to attend. We have been here quite a long and very interesting from Mart Since you must go, Willie, we wish you The warm rainy days are making the to finish. Ths Grants l ass boys were well in your new home. time. Have been successful We ioat what he had gained, and Tuesday of thia week hi, spirit took lie flight to the crops grow very rapidly. There will be doing some excellent playing alien they A F. Nelson, of the Eureka mine, lias feel that ws are an old and reliable God who gave it. a Urge yield of hay and grain. The whitewashed the Medford nine five been spending a few days in town re firm, and we very positively state WediieHday night the cor pee was pro<q»ects for a good fruit crop are very times hut during tlie later half of the cently. Mr. Nelson is running the mine ahipped to Roaeburg for interment an that we will sell good goods just bright and southern Oregon will retain sixth inning they t-iade one ar two bad night and day and there will be no or as low as any store will sell them near that place was the deceaaed’a old her reputation for sending to market tiiov»« which cost them the game. If asion to close down at any time. home. Our eympatbie, are attended to Ho neof the best fruit grown on the Paci the Alerts will continue to practice more \v. B. i>» Mi A Co., Fred Faisons of Ashland came down the wife and little boy who are left to fic coast. Red Star Store. or less, they will be hard to beat any last Saturday and took borne with turn, mourn the loaa of a husband and father. where. -iinday morning, George Calhoun’s lit Effective, March 21at, and until farther tle boy,who will rernsin with bin grand Wanted. notice, the Northern Pacific, second class rate to Portland from St. Paul and other Agent, in every County for article, mother while Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun Eastern terminal, will be 325. needed by everyone. Profits large are away at Portland. E. E. D cnhab , Agent. 8. W. Miser, a miner iront Starveout Addres, quickly, General Agent, Ixx-k Granta Paes. Ore. creek, spent a day or two in town re- Box 132, Medford Oregon cently. Mr. Miser has a good placer mine on Starveout and if the inne wir worked on a large scale it doubtless would yield handso.oely. Here ia an excellent orpertunity for capital to find a place to increase its stock. DU CQV Cv Gì K) Î0 Dewey The Greatest Bargain of the Season Men's Vici Kid Slioets at S2.2 We have just received a large shipment of men’s Vici Kid Shoes in Black and Tan that are Handsomely made up. Nicely Finished, Soft Flexible Soles, Medium Coin Toes. WARRANTED ALL SOLID LEATHER, And have placed them in our North Window. This will make a very Easy, Soft and Durable Summer Shoe, just the thing for those who are bothered with Corns or Tender Feet. Drop into the Store and have our Sales People show them to you. Don’t be afraid of troubling us. We are always glad to «how Goods whether you wish to purchase or not Gentlemen : We <-an Sell You the Ik^t Shoe on Earth for the Money Mias Carrie Farr left with the Wood men excursionists last Monday for Port land from whence she will go to Walla It alia, Wash ,to spend the summer with her father and mother. She will also visit relatives in Boise City. Idaho, be fore she returns to Southern Oregon. Billy Fallin, the Leland merchant, spent last Munday in town, returning the same evening Ila inform»! us that there is no occasion for idle men in aud near Leland, that all who are there now and waul work can get it at $2 per day. There is more money paid out monthly at Mis nd for labor than in any other place in the county. J. D. Ilayes, county whool superin tendant, spent la«t Monday in the Pass. Mr. Hay«» baa taken charge of th« t’nion tiotel at Kerby and will, in tbs future, be pleased to bavs the patronage of those who go that way. He has not closed out his dry goods and notions, but on the contrary baa also added to hie line a lull a lock of groceries. Mr ari l Mrs. D. A Cords weal to Portland laat Monday with the Woodmen ex< uraion party to be gone a few days They told ns to say through the Covaixn that tri their absence there would be left in their fioase three men with two gowl revolver«, three guns and six dogs and th» burglars who «»nt prow trig about I the premises would receive a warm ro ceptien Surely there «ill tie a hot time in the old town if the thief comes again. Capt. Wheeler waa a pa>*»n/»r on Monday a ar.u111 bound train going to Medford. The Captain made aa extend ed visit F.aat but has r»lurn»l and will, I he Inform»! us, make his home in Grants Paaa lie is much better pleased with the climate of Southern Oregon than ho is with the cold and changeable regions where th» mercury In the «inter seaeon often rwglstera from 2>) to 40 de I gr»es be'ow xer- We lella ns that hat has lost not lem than 25 (xmnda since be left here. | What shall We Call the Motto Appetizing, Pure, Nutritious. Calhoun Grocery Go Grants Pass Will do Herself Proud This year on the 4th of July. The Committees .ire all appointed and are working hatd to complete Suitable Arrangements. The Militia will help make it attractive, Captain Axtell having charge of this feature. You’ll Need a New Suit $2.50 We are showing several Suits, Coat, Vest and Pants, Round Cut and Straight Cut, color Gray. Men’s Black, Clay Worsted, lj.75, Round Cut. $5.00 Mixed Wool Suits Cheviots, Cashmeres, Etc., wide pipings, Double row Stitched, Serviceable Linings. Fancy Worsted Suits, strict ly Pure Worsted in many Pat terns, Checks, Plaids and Stripes. Coats with Narrow Satin Piping. Elegantly Trimmed and Tailored Trou sers with Continuous Waist band. ¿10.00, to ¿11.00 buy s a Suit good enough for any gentleman to wear. You like to see your foot dressed neatly and you’ll appreciate the Large Assortment of Stylish Up-To-Date Shoes, you'll have to salect from. $1.50 to ¿3.50 gives you a large variety to choose from. Tans, Chocolate, Russia Calf, Vici Kid, Box Calf, Titian Calf, in fact, too many really top notch things to mention individually. The correct things in Men's Negligee Shirts, Golfing Shirts, Stiff Fancy Bosoms, Stanley’s, Etc. See Show Window. Yours Truly, P. H. Harth & Son Hats! Hats! Fur Stock Wool Stock Crashes. Straws 25c 50c 76c $1. $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $2 $2.25 $2.50 $2.75 $3 John B. Stetson Hat $4.00. Pine Store
