e •
Dr. FlMuagan
An Eaclkn.
Heat den l L>enUst.
Any one wanting to b<>
Picklee 111 bulk at Wade's.
better call at thia office »Ar
- -wwwvwvwvnrwwwwworvw
of the f>e,t bargain, that baa . ■
Whole Wheat Flour at Wad«’«.
J. T. lane spent last Munday in the ou the market lor year«. One bun
Berry Cup« at Pike’e.
Whipa. lOe to I2.5D at Hackatt’a.
twenty acre., .even mile, trom rail
shoe« repaired at Haekelt’e.
Remember the ball game Friday.
John W. Pernoil was in town on bu«i- an-* ha. 76 acre, ol excellent grain tbi«
Flour 75 cent« at Scott Griffin.
C. Stlxmia lor watch repair tug
nt .< from Applegate the Bretol lhe week. year. The land ia rich creek bottom,
Aahland creamery butter at Wade s.
1
Horaeehoeiuf >t Trimble Ji Becher’«
J. J. Roberts of Placer, Ore., came in ha. on it a good house and barn, good
We sharpen Lawn Mower« -«Cramer
Best Hour at 75 cents a sack at Scott yestetdav to spend a week here on busi- water, fruit ¡for family use Thia will
Broe
Griffin's.
not I* offered at the present price but
neae
Special «ale on trimmed bat« at Mis.
Get your l.aan Moser sharpened »I
C. T. Steve eou came in from Waldo a few day*. Come now or you will be
Clevenger«
( Cramer Bios.
recently and is stopping in town this to late.
See Micklaeon, the new sboemakei week.
Where do you set yonr hair cut? Try
A Message.
He ta iu town.
Mrs. Frank South is expecting a visit
Will Mallory.
We send this message to tell you
Extra Choice Breakfast I »aeon at next week from her mother from Den that we have tried many kinds of
Camera« for «ale or rent. Inquire of
And now it is time for you to
ver, Colorado.
Pike’« Grocery.
A.;E. Voorhiee.
Shoes but none give the satisfac
Mr«. Kurth returned home the Brat of
Haruena oi ail Kinds, tirades and
think alwnit buying Groceries.
See those rhotograph« for 75e perdoz
the week. She has been vis-ting her tion to the people that Lewis
Prices at Hackett's.
at Clevenger's nailery.
Remember, you always get
Weai Resister Shoes do.
Buy Flour with the While Htar on. mother ir. California.
25 Tablet« of Monarch Pepsin Gum et
XV. E. D ean & Co.,
Morford John was in from Williams
Il's always good.—Wade
the best of goods at the most
Pike's for 5c. Try it.
Red Star Store.
Where do you get your shaving done? first ol the week to be in attendance on
If
you
want
Flour
in
quantity,
see
circuit court as bailiff.
reasonable rates at the
Call at Will Mallory's shop.
Wanted.
ke Special prices made.
F. W. Chausse of the observer, with
A giil to du general housework. Good
Trimble A Bacher are prepared to do
Take your »hoe« to Hackett for good
his wile and mot tier, left last week for a pay. For particulars address,
all
kind«
oi
blacksmithing.
work
and
right
price«.
‘B & 51” Grocery
vacation of a mouth at Seaside.
M bs . T. JoNKa,
Thia ih Fruit Jar season. Let u« sell
1« your lawn Mower dull? Get it
J. A. Blew and wife have been visit
Hornbrook, Cai
you lhe best.—Calhoun Grocery Co.
sharpened at Cramer Bro«.
ing in Junction City aud Eugene for the
Good
Placer
for Sale.
DUE DV photographer Weekly Oregonian and C ovrikr |2. past ten days. They are expected home
I If I_. ID I Opp. Court House.
Any one wanting to buy a email placer
Co. H will receive their guns the last soon.
This is a great season for us.
Pike sells Flour and Feed at the right u( this week ; they were shipped Munday.
Mrs. John Hackett and Mise Cora mine, yet a good one, should make in
We
get the finest food products
prices, cannot be undersold.
Thoee Picnic Hains at Pike’s are just south went up to Ashland this (Wednes quiry at this office. The mine is already
in
great
variety and quantity,
fitted
up
with
pipe
aud
giants
ready
lor
Good goods cheap Beat price« paid at the thing. Right Size, Prive and Flax or. day morning to attend the Chautauqua.
operation when the rainv season sets in.
and at somewhat reduced cost
Fiout Street Second Hand Store.
Mrs C. C. Presley went to Ashland
The re|>ort is that salmon aie running.
Ask about it
compared with other months of
Have you tried our "Yale Coffee? We All ye fiisherman, it ie time to get up last Monday where «lie will s|>end sever
al date attending Chautauqua and
A Minister's Mistake
guarantee it to saliafy.—Calhoun Gro- early
the year.
cary Co.
A city minister was recently handed a
This enables us to offer you
Buy* your groceries irom Wade breathing Ashland air.
Misses Lucile McCroskey and Daisy notice to be read from hi. pulpit. Ac
The San Francisco weekly Bulletin Prompt dmivery and satisfaction guar.
the best of everything cheaper
Taylor went to Ashland Tuesday morn companying it was a clipping from a
with the Cot Kixa at the reduced price ol an teed.
than you can obtain it else
SI.75 per year.
Apples, Oranges. Lemons, also Fresh ing of this week to spend several days newspaper bearing upon the matter.
where.
attending
Chautauqua.
Tlie clergyman darted to read the ex
Call to see Mickleeon at his new shoe Vegetables of all kinds every day at
Fruits, vegetables, and all
Judge Hanna cauie down from Jack tract and found it began: "Take Kemp's
.hop near the post office. He will do Pike’s.
Balsam,
the
best
Cough
Cure.
”
This
the
delicious edibles of the sea
sonville
last
Sunday
evening
and
opened
you first class work.
JudKe Hanna finished up hiscouit
son are here in abundance.
Miners, Campers, Prospector« and business and left Tuesday moruing for court iu this city Monday, but as there «as liardlv wliat he had expected, and,
was but little business he did not tarry- after a moment’s hesitation, he turned
Picnic f’arties, always go to Pike’s Gro Jacksonville,
it over and found on the other side the
long.
cery to buy their supplies.
Just arrived disect from Europe, a fine
J. W. llowaid of Kerby is visiting hie matter intended for the reading.
Minerals sent to this office for assay stock of the celebrated STRANSKY STEEL
family in this city this week. -Mr.
Canary l.ost
will receive prompt attention. The j WARE at Cramer Bros.
Summer Specialties
Howard has a good Irade in Kerby,
Sunday when Mrs. R. G Smith re
assays will be made by the best assayifts. ' l>on’t forget lhe location of Cleven
which will lie pleasing news to hie
turned
home
from
church
she
found
that
Scott Griffin is selling flour at 75 cents. 1 ger's photo gallery, 4th street, half friends throughout the county.
Salad Dressing, Sweet Pickles,
her two pet canaries had left the prem
Just arrived direct from the factory in Germany,
The best at 75, tlie very beet at 75, guar block from Layton hotel.
Johtiuy Turner of Karby was in town ises, the cage having been tipped over
Sour Pickles, Olive Oil, Chil
anteed at 75. and all you want at 7E
Hand are rather high, but we have a Monday on business. Johnny informed
a full line of t’ne justly celebrated Strailskv
and the birds liberated. One of the pets
Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Corned
cents a sack.
nice lot of Eastern shoulders at 10c a us that lie was not feeling as well as be «», captured, but the other, a .Inger, is
Beef, Deviled Ham, Potted
Steel Enameled Ware. T<> those of our
Not too cheap to be good, but cheap pound.—Calhoun Grocery Co.
would like but lie hopes to lie able to do still al large. Mrs. Smith is very ana-
enough to make a good advertisement
Meats,
Sardines, Chipped Beef,
Izookout for Micklesou’s new shoe all the work devolving upon him soon.
customers who have usetl Strailskv, it needs no
ions to Bud the bird as it ha. been a pet
Nine cakes of Laundry soap for 25c.— shop near the post office.
Jellies,
Jams, Preset ve», Pine
Mis. Willie Taylor returned last week (or a number of years and is considered
Calhoun Grocery Co.
Introduction. To those who have not. wesimply
apple, Etc., Kt.?. We think
The very best flour ami every sack from Portland, where site went some one of the faintly. Anyone who can give
The weather has been cool and de- guaranluvd, for 75 cents a sack at Scott time ago with her tins band. She will any information about the bird will do
our stock is complete.
Ba\, try it ami you will be its friend.
We ha <•
ligtful for several days, but now it is Griffin's.
remain with Iler mother while Willie is Mrs. Smith a great lavor by making it
Let us till your camping or.
«aimer and we may expect it warmer
just the size kettles for preserving fruit. Ask to
known to her
Do not forget the baseball game next traveling the read for a Portland Brui.
ders.
still in a few days
The many frisuds ol C. G. Brown,
Friday ; it will be a lively one. You can
•e. our Stransky Line.
Another Property Sold.
Try Golden West Baking Powder, Ab get a seat in the grand stand for 15 ets. brother of E. B. Brown, will be pleased
Last week F. L. McCroskey and if. A.
solutely Pure and not made bv Trusts,
Try White Star Flour if you want the to know that he has just been married Milla of Cripple creek, Colo , bought the
one-half pound can 15c, one pound can,
best.
Wade keeps it. In fact all kinds to Mies Alice Ale of Chicago The ruQilinSGQ plait« oil Grave creek aud
for «ale at A. J. Pike*«.
of groceries at Wade's al bottom prices. Cot* hike wishes them long life and hap- immediately took possession oi same.
A number of people of Grants Pass ate
piness.
Strange that people will pay |50 for a
I'hie property can be worked both sum
in A.liland ibis week taking advantage
Mr. Labor, representing the San Fran
bicycle
when
|3o
will
buy
just
as
gool
a
mer and winter, but not ao extensively
of tl.( opportunity to hear some or III.
cisco Bulletin, the beat daily of that city,
■ one. T. A. Hood sells the Crescent.
in summer as in winter. The amount
good speakers at the Chautauqua.
is in town rustling for bis paper. Mr.
of the purchase price wuh not given.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
Fruit
Jars,
Aluminum
Caps,
Rubbers,
Labor will give you a call, He is the
E. C. Stearns i Co. have a »40 bicycle
gentleman who was in this city some
now ready for Delivery; a fine high Etc., at Pike's
For Ski*.
MASON FRUIT JARS.
GARLA> i> >TO\
Clams, 15c can; 2 for 25c Oysters, months ago.
grade wheel, bill not so many options in
Call at the C uvhikk olile« and lake a
Mr. and Mrs Hugenine of Santa look al a first-class Singer »«wing ma
Tires, Saddles, Etc. Ask Redfield about Sardines, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese
and all Lunch Goods for Picnics at Pike’s R ohm , Cal., passed through (¡rants Pass chine. It 1. new and lhe price 1. very
them.
Monday of this week on their way to reasonable.
J.G. Goble, the optician, will beat Grocery.
The (¡rants l'ass band will give an Portland. They are of the contingent
Hotel Josephine on Friday and Satur
MAKHIEU.
day, July 14 and 15. Those wishing to upsn air concert in this city Friday eve that is emigrating from California north
Copey, the Tailor.
consu't him will please call at the hotel. ning, July 14, and you may expect some ward into <hvguu.
i it LBERT-I n Medford thia week
sweet •trains of nieicdioua music.
Miss Elsie Ball left Monday evening Wl.'l.h
Consultation free.
The
undorms
for the officers and men
at
Ilia
residence
oi
the
bride'«
parente,
We have Just Received a CAR LOAD of
We bear from good authority that for a two month s visit at her old home
William F. Wulf of Crescent City to of Company “H”, hh well as for all the
Tom Smith, the assessor, has about
Miss Anna Gilbert of Medford
companies of the Third regiment, were
completed bil field work and will spend Prof, Kurth ie to reorganize the old in Freeborn, Minn. She expects to re
The gentleman and hie bride pained madu by Charles Copay, civil and mill*
the remainder of the season making out band. The i>eople will then have two turn about the 15lh of September to re
sum«
her
labors
as
dressmaker.
Miss
thiongh
Granta
Paas
last
Bunday
en
the assessment roll. Tom has worked i good bands with which to celebrate.
tary tailor of Portland. Ora , whose ad*
J. G. Goble, the optician, will be here Ball traveled via. liie ( anadian Pacific. route for their home al Créai ent City. vertiriement appears in this issue.
iaithfully and when be is done the roll
Mrs. George Calhoun and little boy
■
will be as complete as good work is apt two days this week. Don’t forget the
Thu establishment of Charles Copey is
DIED.
T1 is W agons were put up expressly for our trade iff this ir.ouu- to make it.
date if you wish to see him. Friday ami went to Ashland the first of the week to
always crowded with work, which is to
•
tainotMBountry. They have prints which make them superior toother The ladies of the Newman M. E. Saturday at Hotel Josephine.
attend the Chautauqua and to visit Mrs. INFANT—In this city Monday morning, be expected when quality and workman
Calhoun’s mother, Mrs. Drake. They
lhe iiltls three month's old infant ship are considered.
wagons.
Call and -c ■ them.
church will aeYve ice cream in the par
Fell From his Mower.
which Mr. Haulcomb found on lhe
expect to remain sometime after Chau*
lor» of the Western hotel building next
stupa some time ago and cared for.
Last week while Maurice Savage of tauqua closes
Portrait Ganvera and Lens lor Sait.
Saturday the 15th, commencing at 5 p. Louse creek wan cutting gram with bis
—At her home at Williams,
(), S, Goodnow of Rosebuig arrived in COFFEE
in. Everybody invited.
1
have
for tale an up-to-date portrait
Friday,
July
7,
18W»,
of
heart
failure,
mower, he by act .-ide nt fell over back
outfit with good lent, backgrounds, etc.
Mrs. Coffee.
The Christian Endeavor society of the ward. The fall resulted 111 spraining the Pass Wednesday morning in the in
Presbyterian church will hold it» regu Mr. Savage’s back »0 that he was una terest of lhe mines which h« is prospect BOLT—At his home on Applegate Hat- Al no a view camera ami outfit. Call at
A. E. V uorhikr .
urday. the 1'Jth, after a lingering ill- the Cur hi Ei< oilice.
lar weekly prayer-meeting next Sunday ble to work the last accounts. We trust ing. Mr. (loodnow is representing Chi
nets, John Boll, aged 02 year«.
cago capitalists, and he is desirous of
at 6:30 p. in., the topic being, “A Friend that he may hood recover.
The
Latest
Yarn.
Mr. Bolt was a nativeof Glams, Hwilx-
finding something in the quartz line for
n Need.” Luke 10.30'<7. Everybody
Grand Excursion.
A
Pittsburg
drummer
telle this new
his
people.
erland,
and
came
to
the
coast
in
lhe
year
la cordially invited to attend.
Frank Houston haw returned from his 1H47, and to thia county, where he set yarn I always carryfa bottle of Kemp’s
The
Native
Sons
of
Oregon
will
give
h
Notwithstanding the fact that Dr.
Mr. Bolt was a man of Baltam in my grip. I take cold easily,
trip up north a here he went sometime tled, in IM5I.
Jennings, the dentist, has been working grand excursion to Portland from South
ago on a prospecting tour. Mr. Houston Stirling character, good business qualifi and a few doses of the balsam always
ern
Oregon
points
on
the
occasion
of
from 12 to 15 hours per day for several
informed ua that he wanted no more of cations, genial, generous and whole makes me a well man. Everywhere I
months past, in order to meet the de the home coming of the Oregon boys.
that country but will take hie in good aouled, and iew men in Southern Oregon go I always sp«*ak a good word for Kemp.
Excursion
sometime
between
the
15th
mands made upon him, he has found it
old Southern Oregon where the snow in had ruore friends. He was often urged I like bold of my customrrs I take old
necessary to procure assistance. He and 201h of thia monti). Round
winter never gets so deep that it takes te stand for officu, but alwaya positively men and young men, and tell them con*
Portland** Sole Agent for the Albany Woolen Mills,
IH.50.
is turning out the very latest styles of
declined.
He a a« formerly both a Ma fidentially what I do when 1 take cold.
all summer fur it to melt away.
oi Albany , Oregon.
Big Baseball Dame,
Crown and Bridge work from his office,
son and Odd Fellow, but late years drop At Druggist*, 25c and 50c.
Mr.
Blissand
Ml
Watte,
in
company
|
J THIRD STREET.
guaranteed to be equal in every respect
In this city July 14 at 2:30 p. rn, a
ped out of both. He leaves a wife and
to anything that can tie had in San match game of basebail between Grants with Henry Hartl) and Lieut. Tate, i
Northeast Corner Third and Mark.
seven grown children. The remains
Francisco. Painless methods in all Pass ami Medford nines. Seats in the s«arte<l fishing as soon as the editors' ■
train went through Monday morning, were buried in Jacksonville cemetery
PORTLAND, OREGON kinds of dental work a specialty.
grand stand only 15 cents.
while Mrs. Blits stayed with Mrs. Dr. Sunday at 12 in. Win. M. Colvig officiat
Gen’l Agt. fur <>rugon
Harih. The editor» are friends of Mrs ing at the grave. A large concourse ol M ac A mtik k -F orm * mt C yanidk 1’ h < m ».«a.
friends
followed
his
remains
to
their
last
Harth, having come from the same
Cyanide ari l Chlorination treatment
place in Illinois. The editors caught | resting place. The family have the sin
of Orea.
some fish, while the Oregon men did cere sympathy of the community at large
Bullion Refined and Whipped.
in this,* the hour of their sad bereave
not.
O
kamtm I’ ahs .
ment.
Mr. and Mrs I* R. Wardle came >n
from the Jupiter company’s mine near
\lthouse last week to remain in town I
for a fe* day». Mrs. Wardle came out I
from the city of New York last fall and j
went with her husband into the moan*
tains where she spent the winter sur
rounded by snow capped mounlain».
Thu contrast lx?tween her mountain I
home ami city life aaa indeed marked, j
but the lady ap|a*ara to have, enjoyed the I
romance very much.
Henry Philip«, a ho is superintending
th« work for lhe Preston Peak Copper
You'll need a Tent, Bedding, Etc. Our assort
company in the viciuity of Waldo, spent
several dav» hi the Pass recently. Mr.
ment of Blankets, Quilts, Etc. is large and gives
I hilips has taken out to the mine con*
you a good variety to select from.
Campers'
sidsrable supplies and will work a num
Wagon Covers.
ber ul men until his company is «aha-
fled that there is something in this pros
We have the correct things in Men’s Moun
pect. Mr. Philips bimaelf is quite satis*
tain Shoes ; High Cut, Heavy Nailed Shoes,
fled now that tho property is very valu
Etc.
able, but bulore lhe coruixny does any
extensive work, he deem« it necewary
to du more prowpect work.
r
‘
local l>appcntno0
personal
1
You Have Celebrated
An Attractive
Assortment
Calhoun
■Cramei
Co
WAGONS
Stongh'on WagonsGeo. Eager <S Co. Buggies
The Jewell Hardware Co
ats. Copey,
Civil and
Military Tailor
ASSA Y ER,
W. < *r. NVri«l it,
Now for a
Summer Outing
x
zo
zo
CQ
GÌ
The Dewey
The Greatest Bargain of the Season
s \ ici Kid Shoe« ¿it S2.2
I
Wc have just received a large shipment of men’s Vici Kid Shoes in
Black and Ian that arc llandsomels made up Nicclv f inished. Soft I lexihle
Soles, Medium Coin Toes.
WARRANTIJ) ALE SOLID LEATHER.
.And have placed them in our North Window. Thi-> will make a % cry Easy.
Soft and Durable Summer Shoe, jn-t the thing for those who are bothered
with Corns or render Feet. Drop into the Store and have our Sales People
show them to you. I) »n’t be afraid of troubling us. We are always glad
show Goods whether \ou wi«.h to purchase or not
Gentlemen :
Money loaned at 7 per cent interest on
definite time contract, princifml and in
terest payable monthly in amount« Ut
-nit borrower. The rent you are now
payiog will build yon a borne.
company M, Attention'
(’apt. Abe Axtell received th« follow*
ing U legran» thia afu*rnoon, which is
self explanatory ;
Pom os, Ora., Joly 12, *!W.
C apt . A sk A xtki . i .,
Co. 11, Inf* O. N. (J ,
Granta Pass, Ora.
Prepare your company corn« to Port
land on tw!egraphi< order, short notice.
Forward tonight’s mail sure, itquisi-
lion for trn n«portation bused on max-
on um strength.
mo. T. Winerr, A. A. G.
Parttea desiring to build or make
other improvements on town property,
and all in need of money should call on
of add r♦*•• J. E Hu«'on, special agent
of the Equitable Having« and fz>an As**
we tafion of Fort lead, who ie in town for
a fee lai • •
New Clothing for the Summer
We have just received a new invoice of Nice Things
in the Clothing Line, Fancy Worsted*, Gray River
side*, Round and Straight Front, Black and Blue Black
Wonted m .
TF.N DOLLARS works wonders tn the pur« h i
I a N’n
Suit. We do not try to make you believe we are Giving
our Good* away but we do say, and mean it too, that v.«
are giving the Best Value* in Grant* Fas*, t »r the Least
Money, and are ready to prove it to you.
Your* for a Bargain in Clothing.
P. H. Harth & Son
(¿ants’ I urnishiiig Goods, Boots, Shoes
Valises, lents, Wagon (¿overs, Etc*
SUGAR P IN E STORE FOR SHOES
More
Stran«k\
TIN WARE,
GLASSWARE.
GRANITE
WARE,
CROCKERY,
LAMP
BURNERS,
CHIMNEYS,
rKING-
'•■LASSES