—
local toappcning»
n~
I
Dr. Flanagan.
The Ball Gam«
Keaident Oniiat.
The ball game between uur nine «$ud
Fickle* in bulk at Wade’*.
Mvdturd'a uu Friday last wo a veiy in
Whole Wheat Flour at Wad*'*.
teresting game, though rather one elded.
Barry Cup» at Pike'*.
Whip*. 10c to $2.50 at Hackett’*.
Miss Jess went to Tolo on Tuesday’s The Xtdlord team was nut that old
Mam.
Shoe* repaired at Hackett’*.
team wlmh ho so uileii caused Uie
C. StLoui* lor «atch repairing
GRoc
| John Hannum it sojourning in town plumes ul Urania Pass lu trad iu the I
Alfalfa Hay al Scott Grillin'*.
Floor, 70 c*uta al Seetl Griffin'»
k
fur
a
few
days.
oust.
The
veterans
have
retired
from
Aalilaud creamery butter at Wade'*,
Huraeelioeing at Trimble A Baclier’*
PROVI
the
diamond
aud
have
left
lhe
field
tu
A rich quarts
See Miekleaon, the new aboeuiakei.
We abarpen Ijiwn Mower* —Cramer
their younger and mure elastic fellow
Reuben creek.
oa
lie ia in towu.
lownsmuul
J. T. Tuff» and Bert E. Balivu were in |
Special sale on trimined bats at Mi«*
Extra Choice Break iast Bacon at
Threw ut the Medford buy« were from ,
Wednesday
from
Won
l
reek.
Pike’» Grocery.
Clevenger’s
Eagle Point and uue from Gold Hill, but
Miss Edna Parker went to Medford that fact did not seem to atiecl the score, '
Where du you get your hair cut? Try
Harneaa ol all Kind», tirade* »nd
Monday to be absent about teu days.
Will Mallory.
Price» at Hackett'».
i which stood 14 tu 3 in favor of Urania 1
Mrs. Hobbs left Monday for Co’e- Pos. In the excilemeul of lhe game,
Cameras for sale or rent. Inquire of
Buy Flour with the Whit* Star on.
And now it is time for you to
•tria to be abwent about two months.
some ol lhe piajers came uear losing,
A.'E. Voorhiee.
It'* always good.—Wade
think about buy ing Groceries.
John Taylor «'ame in Thuiaday from their tempers, but ouiy fol lue moment |
See those Photographs for 75c perdoz
Fresh new Alfalfa at Scott Griffin'» lor
Reuben creek to spend the summer at and toiler aecoud thought realorvu that
cu
at Clevenger's gallery.
40 to 50 cent* par 100 lba.
Remember, you always get
home.
aoud laeliug without «loch I lie game
Choice new crop Alfalfa Hay, 50 cents
Where do you get your »having done?
the best of goods at the most
Dr. Jennings went to Medford Wed- > »uuld have Uten wurau lhau a tailure.
l>er hundred al Pike’s.
Call at Will Mallory’» »hop.
The «mail boy was nut mu much in I
nesday morning, returning on tke even-
reasonable rates at the
If you want Flour in quantity, see
Triuible A Bather are pre|«red to do
evidence as usual and seemed weak iu
ing train.
'ike Special prices made.
all kind* of blacksmithing.
The Rev. Father I>esmarais of J*ck- tue voice, whereof we are glad. There
Take your shoes to Hackett for good
Pickle* in bulk, Cbow Chow and fa sonville is seriously ill at the hospital in were some casualties. Will
____ Merrill
_ ____ was
__
“B & M” Grocen
work and right price».
ble Sauces of all kind* at Pike’s.
' ao unfortunate »» to h*v* hi» thumb Ju-1
Portland.
is your Lawn Mower dull? Get it , Weekly Oregonian and Coi’am $2.
Frank Colvig came up from Roseburg located before the game began, and his
iLarpened at Cramer Bios.
Buy your gro«'eries Iroin Wade Mondav
He went back to Canyonville l*art was heroically performed by lra
The beat, guaranteed and full weight 1 Prompt delivery and satisfaction guar. TuHMlav evening.
Tomkins. Sam Bennett collided with a
Flour at 70 cent» at Scott Griffiin's.
anieed.
Mi»» Mabel Kinney went to Ashland base runner in a desiderate race to first,
This is a great season for us.
Apples, Granges. Lemons, also Fresh Saturday, to attend the Chautauqua. and wa« temporarily dmablec’, but was
DU CDV photographer
We
get the finest food products
i 11 IL ID T Opp. Court House.
able
to
continue
lhe
game.
Vegetables of all kinds every day at She returned Tuesday
in
great
variety and quantity,
Fred Colv'g performed the difficult
Pike sells Flour and Feed at the right : , Pike’s.
N. B. Meade, L. I.. Jennings and T. 1.
and
at
somewhat
reduced cost
ar.d
dangerous
office
ol
umpire
and
ren
prices, cannot be undersold.
Just arrived direct from Enrope, a fine Dean went to Grave creek Tuesday to
dered his decisions with perfect fairness
compared with other months of
Good goods cheap—Best prices paid at stock
i
of lhe celebrated STRANSKV STEEL view out a wagon road.
and con .-uendable firmness
Front Street Second Hand Store.
1 WARE at Cramer Bros.
the year.
Mrs. J. F. Merritt and daughter. Miss
Axniineter, Moquet and Body Brussel«
Don’t forget lhe iocation of Cleven Maude, went to Bybaa Springs Satur
This enables us to offer you
John Barker's Accident.
Carpet Show this week at Thomas'.
i ’« photo gallery, 4th street, half day for a month's outing.
ger
the best of everything cheaper
John Barker, once marshal of this
from Layton hotel.
Those Picnic Hains at Pike’s are just block
1
Mrs. E. B. Win«h went to Portland city ami who ha» for some time past
than you can obtain it else
the thing. Right Size, Price and Flavor.
Lookout for Miekleson’s new shot last Friday night to visit some days at been working m the round house here,
where.
Harvey Galbraith had his hand cut shop near the post office.
met with a most serious calamity last
the home of Rev. McLean
Fruits, vegetables, and all
quite severely at the factory one day last
Try White Star Flour if you want the
J. L. Scovill left Wednesday morning .Monday.
the delicious edibles of the sea
week.
best. Wade keeps it. In fact all kind» for Medford to spend the day. He re
He ha$l just thrown a »witch for an
son are here in abundance.
engine and stood by the side of the
Ralston Breakfast Food at Pike’s, of groceries at Wade’s at bottom price», turned the saint* evening.
track,
and
as
the
engine
came
by
him,
The ideal’ dish. Try it. Grajie Nut*
Strange that people will pay $50 for a
C. L. Edgerton and D. S. Cook, del
also.
bicycle when|35 will buy just as goo 1 a egates to the (¿rand lodge of the A.G. U. moving very slowly, he tried to step
The San Fi annero weekly Bulletin : one. T. A. Hood sells the Crescent.
W.. left Sunday evening for The Dalle» upon the pilot to ride as he lied done
many times before. But in some way
w ith the Coi kier at the reduced price of
Fruit Jars, Aluminum Caps, Rubbers,
C. C Taylor and family and Eclus he missed his footing ami his foot slipped Summer Specialties
$1.75 per year.
I Etc., at Pike’s
Pollock ami w ife left Monday afternoon underneath and was caught on the rail
Call to see Mlckleson at his new shoe
Elmer McGregor is now running a for Crescent City on a two week’s camp by the wheel of the engine. He made a
Just arrived direct from the factory in Germanv,
Salad Dressing, Sweet Pickles,
»hop near the post office. He will du barber shop at a summer resort about 20 ing trip.
strong effort to extricate himself but was
Sour Pickles, Olive Oil, Chil
it full line of the justly Celebrated Stranskv
you first class work.
miles from Portland.
Henry William» and Fred Robertson thrown down and his right leg was
Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Corned
Miners,
Campars,
Prospectors
and
B.
F.
Myrick
gives
notice
this
week
went to upper lh*er ireek Monday to crushed in a fearful manner from the
Steel Enameled Ware. To those of our
Beef, Deviled I lain, Potted
Picnic Parties, always go to Pike’s Gro of bis intention to make final proof on a»sibt L. B. Jameson in opening up a foot almost to the knee. In some way
customers who have used Stranskv, it needs no
Meats, Sardines, Chipped Beef,
cery to buy their supplies.
h’> homestead entry.
new* placer mine.
his right hand was also caught by the
Jellies, Jams, Preserves, Pine
Don’t miss taking a look at Thomas’
The Meade Bros, are working a seam
introduction. To those who have not, we simply
Editor Conklin of the ¡Mining Journal wheels and badly mangled. The leg
advance samples of fine Carpets for the of rich ore in their quartz mine on Jones and his family went to Ashland Wednes was amputated by Dr«. .Moore and Kre-
apple, Etc., Etc. We lliitik
say, try it mid you will be its friend.
We litre
fall and winter 1899 and 1909.
creek. One w agon load netted them |3o. day morning, to be at Chautauqua for mer aud he was sent to the railroad hos
our stock is complete.
pital on ths evening train.
Try Golden West Baking Powder, Ab
Clams, 15c can; 2 for 25? Oysters, several days.
just the size kettles for preserving fruit. Ask to
Let us fill your camping or
John Barker is well known and re
solutely Pure and not made by Trusts, l Sardines, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese
John Booth, »r , Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
ders.
se. our Stranskv Line.
one-half pound can 15c, one pound can, and all Lunch Goods for Picnics at Pike’s Dunbar and Mrs. Dunbar, »r left Mon spected here as a square, honest, up
rJOc for sale at A. J. Pike’s.
Grocery.
day morning for Crescent Citv, to be right, hard working man and a good cit
izen. He is a man whose only capital
Andy McCarthy became too familiar
Cali at the Cot rikr office and take a gone about two weeks.
with lhe rip saw.and is nursing a thumb look at a first-class Singer sewing ma
Mr. and Mrs C. E. Harmon, Mr. and is his daily lal»or, and this makes the
>n consequence. He say« it will be all chine. It is new and the price is very Mrs. Robt Eberle and children an.I Miss altliclion doubly hard for himself and
right in time for the next ballgame.
reasonable.
Fanny Taylor left Tuesday morning for for his family.
an
outing at Colestain.
Mowitch, Take Notice I
E. C. Stearns A Co. have a |40 ’ «cycle
B. O McCulloch and John Howell
now ready for Delivery; a fine high are preparing to burn a small kiln of
Ed. Dixon has gone out to Quartz,
E. E. Redfield, R. L. Bartlett, Henry
ODD FELLOWS
grade wheel, but not so many options in about 20 thousaud brick or their yard creek for a few days hunting with his Harth, and little Joe Redfield have gone
Fires, Saddles, FLtc. A sk Redfield about southeast of town.
father in law, Garrett Crockett, and El to Evans «reek fora week's hunting.
-*w
GARLAMi STOVI
them.
Will Mallory, the barber, has just set mer Crockett of South Bend. Ind.
Krad Thli.
»New stock uf Photo supplies -A. E. up a new bath tub which ie^the finest in
Miss Julia Palmer of Hastings, Neb.,
Voorhies,
On Thursday, July 20, 1899, the
Southern Oregon. Extra large, deep and a niece of Mrs. J. Pardee, arrived Tues
Straw, 35 cents a bale; Alfalfa Hay, comfortable, with hot and cold water and day evening of this week tu visit for some agent of Joseph Biefeld of Chicago,
|s to 110 par ton. Clean Wheat for ail conveniences. Go and try it.
weeks with the family of J. Pardee.
one of the largest cloak manufac
chickens; Oat», Barley, Rye, Flour,
Wm. II. Llewellyn of New York and turers in this country, will have
The "Kid” base-ball team of this
Graham, Corn Meal. Prices al ways low.
place is negotiating a game with the Phil Deidesheiliter of San Francisco, cap his samples at the Red Star Store.
—Scott Griffin, Front St., (¿rants Pass
Medford team of that ilk, to be played italists, have gone out to Waldo to look He travels late in the season in or
We have Just Received a CAR LOAD of
Feed Store.
Wong Back is Going Hack.
up some of the copper propositions of
at Medford in about two weeks.
der to show the latest styles. There
Mr. C. St. Louie, lhe watch maker,
Wong Back Fong, a native of the
that
section.
We failexl to say in our advertisement
ha» the latest in the way of a now gla»s. i
A. W. Silflby, who is taking care of the is no doubt,whatever, that Biefield's Flowery Kingdom, who has been one of
that our display of fine Carpets, Axniin-
It is new and meritorious. When the
rock-work
on the Six-mile ditch, came Cloaks, Jackets, Waists, Skirts., Waldo’« substantial citizens for the past
sters, Moquets, Brussel», Etc., would
glasses are applied to the nose they will
4) years, haw recently wold his mine near
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only be for a limited time, so be sure in Monday. He reports the work pro Etc., are strictly up to date and
stay there until you are ready to re
Waldo and im going home.
gressing nicely, some 50 men being em made on honor.
and
get
in
this
week.
—
R.
Thomas.
Thes Wagons were put up expressly for our trade in this moun move them. Call and see them.
Fong will lie a man of immense wealth
ployed on the ditch.
Come and order one to suit you. ami importance in his country, hut we
Pastor lA»slie will preach at Merlin on
tainous country. Thev have points which make them superior toother Charlton B. Perkins, son of H. C. Per
Judge Axtell, wife ami son Louis will
venture the opinion that there will be
W. 15. D han & Co.,
kins of this city, was recently discharged next Sunday at 10:03 A, M and the take a trip down to (¿alite in a few
wagons.
Call and see them
many a day when he will wish himself
Red Star Store.
as yoeman on the Munadnock and was same day will administer the ordiance days where they will have an outing.
back in Oregon. Fong is well known to
al |once appointed clerk in lhe pay in of baptism. On account ot the pastor’s Ixiuifl will have some sport bunting
For Sale or Trade
all the old settlers of the Illinois valley
spector’« office at Cavile, at a salary of absence, there will be no preaching in while his father hunts for his lost mines
A pair of largo horse«, good harness and is respected.
$1200 per year. Charlton writes his the Baptist church here, on that,and the
Governor Geer and Adjutant*<¿«moral and wagon ; wagon as goo<i as new. For
father and mother that he is now in following Sunday. The Bible school
Tuttle were passengers on Kundav eve Hale cheap or trade. Call at the Dental
Children for Adoption
stalled in his new office and likes it and other meetings will be held uh usual.
ning’s train for Portland. The x^eneral parlors oT Dr Jennings.
Ont* dark eyed baby girl three months,
very much. He has done well since he
Own Your own Nome.
says the militia boys will most probably
one boy babe three months, one four
joined the navy and the C oc rikr wishes
Found.
Parties ilMiring to build or make be called to Portland within three weeks.
months,one boy 10 years, one 11 years,
him continued success.
A pair of spectacles in case, near the one girl seven years.one bov near Grants
Dr. arid Mrs. Jennings will go to New
other improvements on town pro|>erty
Notice of Quarterly Meeting Service»
and all persons in need of money, for port the first uf August, for a month’s va residence of II. (’. Perkins. Call at this Paas able to do light work, Thaw chil-
The Quarterly Meeting of the M. E. which they can give adequate security, cation and rest. The Dr. will not leave •♦Ilice.
dren may be plat ed in good home* on
♦
ch irch of the Wilderville charge will should call on or address J. E. Huston, nis dental student in hia dental office
If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption ' three months trial by applying to I. F.
meet in the M E. church at Althouse, special agent of the Equitable Havings during his absence as some people have cure, which is sold for theflinall price of I Tobey, Hupt. Oregon Children'* Home
Ore , Saturday and Sunday, August 5th ami Loa a Association of Portland, who suggested.
25 cts., 59 cts. an<l |1.(M>, does not cure Society.
and Oth. Services as follows: Business is in town for a few days only The as
Elmer Crockett of South Bend, ln<l., take the bottle back ami we will refund |
Portland’» Sole Agent for the Albany Woolen Mills,
Big Week at Chautauqua July 16-22.
meeting, 2 p. m. ; Ixive feast Sunday at ' sociation has money to loan at 7 per cent wife and daughter are visiting the family your money. Sold for over fifty years on
of Albany. Oregon
10 o’clock a. m.; preaching and the Sac- * interest on definite time contract; prin ofE.C. Dixon this week. .Mr. Crockett this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50«:ts
Friday Afternoon, Patriotic Day Gen.
Wm. Shafter.
THIRD STREET.
rament of the Lord’s Supper at 11 a. m. cipal and interest payable monthly in is a brother of Judge Crockett ol this — W. F K remer .
Friday Night, Chalk Talk, Frank
Northeast Corner Third and Stark,
Basket dinner and preaching at 2:30p. amounts to suit borrower. The rent county, whom he has seen but once for
Beard
All are cordially invited to attend. ' you are now paying would pay for a 40'year» and with whom he and his fam
Saturday Afternoon,« balk Talk, F rank
PORTLAND, OREGON
ASSAYER,
Beard
J oseph S a mm .
home.
ily Will visit fur SG.aaC titlao K i./l V ivtuiit- |
W. G. Wrlght, Saturday Night, Grand Concurt.
ing East. Mr. ( rot ketl is connected with
(ien’l Agt. for Oregon
the Tribune of South Bend, the leading
Lost.
paper of that city. The Courier acknowl M a » \UTHl R F o RKI-.MT ('Y ANIDK I’|«MÌ.MI.
Strayed from near Rock Point last
edges a pleanant call.
Cyanide an<I ( hlorination treatment Thursday, a bay mare, weight about
of Gres.
1100 jiounds, animal branded. Finder
Heath ol Roadmaster Galvin.
Bullion Refine«! ami Hhipped.
lears at Lister and Calvert's stable. Li
J. T. Galvin, who has been roadma«ter
G mantm P ah »,
•
•
O kkoun .
beral reward.
on Illi» nilroad division for th* past 15
years, was found Tuesday morning in an
unconscious condition on the ground !>e
nealh one of the second «lory window «of
the hotel at Riddl(*s, from which he had
apparently fallen.
lie never recovered
consciousness, »nd died during the fore
noon. Hit body wan brought home
Wednesday anil the funeral wan held at
2 o'clock at the residence of the family.
The burial took piacf at the (¿ramie Hill
cemeteiy.
Mr. Galvin haa been a well known and
universally respected citizen of Grants
Pass for many years and bis sudden
death was a shock to the entire commun
It wont be long until En
ity. i he sincerest sympathies of the peo
campment
when the boys in
ple of Granta Pass are with the family in
blue will assemble al Grants
their affliction.
personal
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An Attractive
Assortment....
More
Stranskv
Calhoun
Creili lei
WAGONS
Stouglron Wagons ? Geo. Enger & Co. Buggies.
The Jewell Hardware Co
Chas. Coopey
Civil and
Military Tailor
&
10
10
?!
for
Encampment
The Dewey
The Greatest Bargain of the
s Vici Kid Shoes ¿it
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
And have placed them in our North Window.
Soft and Durable Summer Shoe, just the tliiiu for those who are bothered
with Corns or lender 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
show Goods whether you wish to purchase or not
Gentlemen
It it all f alse,
The Ashland baseball nine challenged
the Grants Pass team for a game the
¡alter part of lhe week, each side to put
up floi) and play for the puree, but
(¿rants Pa«« would not accept. Won't
p’ay becaaae they can't raise the money,
is offered as an excuse —Town Talk
George Stanley of Town Talk is beside
himself, or, as the boys say, he is talking
through bra bat. There is not a sem
bianoe of fact in ’he abort article. The
truth is just the opposite of what be has
-aid
Town Talk's malicious charge
against Fred Colvig in a former issue of
that little sheet was, very unmanly
to say the least. We thought to pay no
attention to these articles and will not
except to state that they are false.
A Quid fajoy,
I TUe p'ea.ant flavor, geutl* action, »nd
•ootbing *ff<M-t of Nyrup of fig», wb«*n in
n<-ed ol a laxativ*. and if tb* father or
mother be txjetiva or bi I»io tie, the most
gratify inf results fol low its use so that
’• <!»• beet family remedy known and
r<ry family ebaai$ have a buttle Man-
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... ,h,.t ,g.
Pass for their Annual Reunion,
and we predict one of the
largest Encampments held in
Southern Oregon.
We are prepared for the
large demand which we know
will be made oil us for our
fatuous
Blue I lanneI Suits.
We guarantee every one for
color, for wear, for workman
ship put on them and their fit.
A set of G. A. R Button«*
free with each suit, We have
the hat cords and G A R
wreathe*.
Yours tiu>
P. H. Harth & Son.
(>«nts I iiriii-hiii^ Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Valises, Tents, Wagon fk»vers. Etc.
T H E SUGAR P IN E STORE FOR SHOES
You Have Celebrated