------------------------- s local toappemnoe 1 personal You Haye Celebrated.... • I The Finished Product More B Stransky Cramei Calhoun Grocery Go. WAGONS E Stough’on Wagons Geo. Enger & Co. Buggies. The Jewell Hardware Co. Horses Wanted Confidence -w- The Dewey The Greatest Bargain of the Season S A T •_• \ ICI Kid Shoes at S2.2 P. H. Harth & Son i T H E SUGAR P IN E STORE FOR SHOES A I'lra.anl Galk.rlng. Ice at Blake'«. !' .Ml»» Vida Moore wu the bostesa ot a Dr. Flanagan. Resident Dentist. delightful »octal gathering on th« «veil­ ing of August Sth. The home of Miss Pickle« in bulk at Wade’«. Theo. Alexander waa in Grants Pass I Moore wan very prettily and tastily dec­ Berry Cup« at Bike’a. Whole Wheat Flour at Wade's. orated for the oev axion aud the lawn Saturday. bhoes repaired al Hackett's. Whips, 10c to 42.50 at Hackett's. 1 made a cool, ixlreahing retreat, with ita Rev. I. J. Lauaon went to Gold Hill Alfalfa Hay al Scott Griffin’s. C. StLouis for watc-h repairing carpet of green and overhanging bough«. Mon lay. Hun*eshoeing/at Trimble A Barber's Flonr, 70 cents at Scott Griffin’s The hour« whirled merrily by in social Leave orders at the Cot kier office for converse until 9 30, when the guest» Special »ale on trimmed bats at M im Blank notes at the C otuix office. frail paper. were called indoors to try to unravel Clevenger*» The old reliable—The Weekly Oregonian. Hon. J. W Virtue came up from Ice­ some hard knots that the hostess had All kinds of gun» and ammunition at See Mickleson, tLe new sbueniakei land Tuesday. tied The unravelling ol th« knots con­ Redfield's lie is in towu. Miss Edna Paiker returned Saturday sisted in piecing together trile sayings Where du you get your batr cut? Try Extra Choice Break (Ml Bacon al from Medford. and quotation« th«t were pliced in dif­ Will Mallory. Pike's Grocery. A S. Hammond of Medferd was in ferent portion« ol the room. Thia taak Camera» fur »ale or rent. Inquire of Harness of all Kiuds, Gradee and town Saturday. I roved well nigb Herculean, but Ml., And now it is time for you to A.’E. Voorhiae, Prices at Hackett's. Booth succeeded in winning the prise, Eugene Howell returned Thursday See those Photographs for 75c per doz sh« having pieced together 11 quola- think about buying Groceries. Town lots in any part of the city. from California. at Clevenger’s gallery. tions. After this a dainty and deliciou« Call at this otli». Remember, you always get 8. N. Butters and family returned luncheon was served and over which Choice new crop Alfalfa Hay, 50 cents Buy Flour with the While Star on home from Altbouse Tuesday. the hostess presided with most liecon»- ¡»er hundred at Pike’». the best of goods at the most Il's always good.—Wade R. H lh*an returned Thursday from ing grace. After luuebeou music w«« If you want Flour in quantity, »ec Fresh new Alfalfa at Scott Griffin's for his farm on Upper Rogue river. reasonable rates at the lb« theme for some time, alter which ke Special prices made. 40 to 50 cents per 100 lbs. A II. Carson of the Redland nursery the guests departed, all having assured Take your shoes to Hackett for good Where do you get your shaving done? made Grants Pass a visit Tuesday. the hostess of their great enjoyment work and right prices. Call at W ill Mallory’s shop. B & M” Grocery of her kind hospitality. Miss Emma Telford went to Colestein The best, guaranteed and full weight Trimble A Bacher are pret>ared to do Wednesday to remain for a few days. Those present were: Misses .Moore, Flour at 70 cents at Scott Griffiin’». all kinds of blacksmithing. Williams, Booth, Smith, Barrie and Rev. C. W. Hays went to (iohl Hill Booth; Messrs. Leland, Sampson, Moon, D LJ C D V 1’ hotugkapher A platform dance was given b-, the Monday, returning the same evening. 1 fl l L D Y Opp. Court House. Bool, Van Dyke and Denison. l>. militia boys last Friday evening. Mrs. A. W. 81lsby and «laughter M ins A very slight earthquake shuck; was | Pickles in bulk, Chow Chow and Ta­ We keep the raw materials and Irma, returned from Ashlaiul Tuesday. Churih Notice. noticed at Portland Sunday. ble Sauces of all kinds at Pike's. the finished products in their R L. Coe went to Leland Tuesday Rev I». T. Summerville will preach Pike sells Flour and Feed at the right W. Frasier of Portland will be here evening, returning Wednesday morning best, most appetizing and the morning nernion at the Newman M. prices, cannot be undersold. on August 16 to purchase 50 horses most nutritious forms. E. chur.-h on Sunday, August 13. The C. O. Carpenter and R. Thompson Good goods cheap— Best prices paid at Weakly Oregonian and Cot aixa 42. sacrament of the Lord's supper will be Proper food and plenty if it of the Greenback were in town last week. Front Street Second Hand Store. Buy your groceries from Wade administered at th« close of the sermon. —you can't grow sturdy Amer­ Order your ici from Blake. He de- j Prompt delivery and satisfaction guar. Mrs. Fetteriy ot Allhouse arrived in livers ice from 6 a. in. to 6 p. m. ican boys without it. Our Grams Pass Tuesday to remain a few­ Notice of M.ctlug of Board of Equalization. "“ *» JI arfteed. stock of man producing pro­ There will be no service al the Scutb Apples, Oranges. Lemons, also Frath days. Notice ia hereby given that for the pur- Methodist church next Sunday. Miss Eell your property,leave Briggs Creek nude this office a call Maude, returned from Bybee Springs, Oregon will attend at the county clerk'» description and terms at the C olkikr Wednesday. office on Monday, September the 11th office. Don’t forget the location of Cleven­ Monday. Mrs. C. J. Kurth and children left 1899, ami < onlinue from day today un ger’s photo gallery, 4th street, half Ralston Breakfast Food at Pike*«, ><•. » Im here Saturday for a few day’s outing at til the ae»> -mueut roll is examined. The ideal dish. Try it. Grape huta | I block from Layton hotel. Dated at Grants Pass, Ore., the 10th Send the Little Folks, also. IxM)kout for Mickleson’s new shoe Bybee Springs. day of August, 1891». Mis. Walters of this place, weut to G. W. Burnett, late of Merlin, liaa re- shop near the post office. They can buy here just as T homas S mith , Assessor. the Shovel Creek springs Wednesday for ceived the appointment of depot agent Minerals sent to this office for assay good and just as cheap as you Just arrived direct from the factor} in Germany, tbs benefit of her health. at Riddles. will receive prompt attention. The For Hate. can. K’- U» Sidney Andrew jr. and James Rush, a full line of the justly celebrated Stransky Quite a large crowd assembled Friday assays * ill be made by the best assayists. Five acres ol good farm land under Hires Root Beer Extract, evening to listen to the concert by Will­ Try White Star Flour if you want the of Jones creek, Lav* gone on a hunting cultivation with young orchard and Steel Enameled Ware. To those of our iams Bros.’ band. only 15c a l>ottle; makes five best. Wade keeps it. In fad all kind? excursion to Battle creek. beirise, good barn, dose to town. Can ner Mrs. E. B. Winch, who has been vis­ customers who have used Stransky, it needs no Call to see Mickleson at bis new shoe of groceries at Wade’s at bottom prices gallons of a delicious summer 8. be bought . heap. For particulars, call shop near the post office. He will du Quick delivery—The Weekly Oregonian. iting the family of Rev. R. McLean in on or address Joseph Moss, Grants Pass. drink. introduction. To those who have not, we simply Portland, returned last Friday. ind lying you first class work. We have a few hundred bars Strange that people will pay $50 for a resin Miss Jessie Seo/ill was in town Friday Hop Pickers. say, |ry it and you will be its friend. We ha e Miners, Campers, Prospectors and bicycle when $35 will buy just as goo 1 a uGnu left of that I.aundry Soap, 9 from the Centennial neighborhood,where Picnic Parties, always go to Pike’s Gro­ I one. T. A. Hood sells the Crescent. Two hundred hop pickers wanted, and le i just the size kettles for preservin'; fruit. Ask to cakes for 35c or jc a cake. she is eojourning at present cery to buy their supplies. will pick by the box. Fruit Jars, Aluminum Caps, Rubbers, When ordering your camp­ ita fiu Nathan Price of Umatilla, a man who J ohn R anxav , J»., sec our Stransky Line. Try Golden West Baking Powder, Ab­ Etc., at Pike’s has been prominent in the political field ing outfits don't forget that Grants Pass, Oreg. solutely Pure and not made by Trusts, Clams, 15c can; 2 for 25 j . Oysters, of Oregon,died recently in San Francisco. Deviled Ham we sell at 5 and one-half pound can 15c, one pound can, Sardines, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese flop Pickers. 30c for sale at A. J. Pike’s. Mrs. Dr. Stone is expected to arrive toe a can. and all Lunch Goods for Picnics at Pike's One hundred bop pickers wanted at the Thursday evening from San Francisco New stock of Photo supplies—A. E. Grocery. She will remain here about two months. ranch of J. P. Ranzau. Picking to com- Voorhies. Call at the Cui rikr office and take a mence about tho first of September. Peter Hour, E. F. Tycer, Roy Wells, Straw,.35 cents a bale; Alfalfa Hay. Addrees Ix»-k Box 300 or apply to H. look at a first-class Singer sewing ma­ to $10 per ton. Clean Wheat for chine. It ;s new and the price is very II . E. Garner and Richard White, all of i Ranzau. Kerby, arrived in Grants Pass Monday. chickens; Oats, Barley, Rye, Flour, reasonable. ODD FELLOWS Graham, Corn Meal. Prices always low. Editor F. W. Chausse of the Observer The machinery for the dredger on the BORN —Hcott Griffin, Front St., Grants Pass GARLAND STOVE- returned Monday morning with his Illinois has been unloaded at the d?pot, Feed Store. family from Seaside after a month’s va­ BOROUGH -At Cheney creek, August and is waiting transportation by team to 4, 1899, to Mr. and Mr«. J. 1! Borough, cation. Tneartbed! exposed I made public! its destination twin boy«. terrible tragedy! full details! names giv­ Geo. B. Archer came up from Leland Prof. W. T. Van Seoy of Ashland en ! a blood stained bag! Ghastly con­ MARRIED. Saturday to meet hie family, who have tents to be exposed Saturday evening, arrived here on Saturday evening’s arrived from California where they have train. He preached the morning sermon HACKNEY — JENNINGS —In Grants August 12th by the Salvation Army. been visiting. it to trait l’Asa, August 6, 1899, IGris W. Hack in the M. E. church on Sunday. Full particulars! Greatest crime ever tllir, ban ney and Mrs. Dora A Jennings, both L. W. McAdams, euperintendant of made public! Admission free. As we go to the press, crowds are tqs Oregon City schools, was in Grants of Josephine county, Rev. Robert We have Just Received a CAR LOAD of Lesli«, pastor of the Baptist church, iw »tja The best from the Salem Fair will be gathering to welcome the boys of the Pass last week, returning Saturday to officiating. taken to Portland, and the best from i Second Oregon, in honor of whom the Oregon City. WA8HBi;RN-WII,LIAM«-ln Ashland Exchange. the Portland exposition will be taken to town has been patriotically decorated. Mrs. C. S. Price returned Monday from Thursday, August 3rd, Prof. Elmer E. I. W. Holme» will exchange city prop We understand that Dr. B. Stone in« Paris in 1900. Those who have any ( Washburn and Miss Bertha A. Will Colestein. Mrs. Price’s enjoyment wav lei II --------------------------- erty for a team. lams, Rev. J. F. Tout officiating. thing worthy to exhibit will please take . tends returning to Del Norte county, marred and her vacation shortened by a ud These M agons were put up expressly for our trade in this tnoun- advantage of this opportunity. It is | and that he will arrive here about the severe attack of rheumatism. «n Unit ITABEK—W1LT8E—In Grants Pass, nil « .. . famous country. Tliey have points which make them superior to other very possible that there will be some middle of this month.—Crescent City H. L. Berry, the mining man, re­ Thursday evening, August 3rd. Mr. The Baptist», Presbyterian«, Metho­ News. Graffia Baber and Miss Grille Wills«, one here to take charge of the exhibits. turned Friday from in extended trip in dist Episcopal« «nd Mel hod ¡«1 Eepisco- ’oittaij wagon«. Call and see them. Rev. N. F. Jenkins officiating. Gov. T T. Geer. Adjutant General California, having visited San Jose, Los Harvey E. Jxjansburv of I’crtland, liala South of this city will hold union ruq. Tuttle, and other members of the gov ­ McINNIS — OSBORN — In lliis city, on traveling Freight Ament of the 8. P. Co. j Angeles and San Francisco, services the remaining Sunday evenings Wednesday, August 9, Win. A Mc ­ for Oregon, was in Grants Pass,Wednes­ ernor’s staff, and the Hon Binger Her Fred Cheshire and Ed Tolin returned Innis ami Miss Allie Osborn, Judge I of this month,and the following program day in the interest of the exposition» mann were pissengurs on Tuesday Saturday where they have been on a | has lieen arranged : Axtell, officiating. which are to be held at Salem and Port­ mornings over Lind. They were going to hunting trip. They report a very enjoy August 13,7 10 p. in., M. E. church, land in the near future. He states that the Hate line to meet and welcome the able time and some good hunting. ' Sermon by Rev. C. W. flays. DIED tbs railroad will give free transportation Second Oregon August 20, 7 :3t) p. in., M. E. church Rev, G..W Black left Wednesday | SMITH — At the Good Samaritan Hos­ tor exhibits. The agricultural society I South, sermon by ltev. Dr. Leslie. Obituaries evening of last week for Grass Valley, pital in Portland on Tuesday, Aug.8. allows $100 to each district for exfiibits, August 27, 7 :30 p. in., I'reahyterlan Fifty Horses wanted: Must be 14-2 to 15-1 in height; 900 and a prize of $150 for the best exhibit.. Obituaries and cards of thanks will Sherman county. He expects to make of appendicitis, G. W. Smith, of Glen­ ! church, sermon by Rev. L. 0. Wilson. dale. be charged for at regular rates. us another visit next year. to 1000 pounds in weight: 5 to 7 years old. Must be geldings, The young peoples soeieti«» have also Hou we Wanted F. H. Page of Page A »Son, commission gentle, and broken to the saddle; any hardy colors will do. ! arranged to bold union meetings during In our camp-meeting notice in the merchants of Portland, spent a couple of I ASSAYER, A five room plastered house wanted by August in connection with the preach­ I will be in Grants Pass on Co< ai ek of August 3rd, the date of days in Grants Pass this week in the in | w. < . Wì ight, Kood tenants who will pay cash in ad­ ing serviees. camp moeting should have been August tereels of the fruit market. He went, vance for rent if preferred. Lt-ave word Gen’l AKt. for Oregon Wednesday, August Kith, 17th instead of August 6th. Who Wants Ona? south on Tuesday’s train. at tbit office. M ai A ktiii r -F orkest C yaniijk 1’ k < h km . An up-to-date, excellent Corset, Miss hia La Raut left Monday evening ; Aluminum Case Keeps Cards Clean. Camp Meeting. For the purchase of such horses. Have your animals in town Cyanids and Chlorination treatment for Roseburg, where her brother is quite ' of , < >reM. which positively will not break 100 cards neatly printed with name There will be a camp-meeting held in seriously ill. Miss Arny Booth is filling 1 Bullion Refined and Bhivped. on above date. down on the sides—selling for ft and address, with your name engraved Grants Pass by tlie church of the Living W. FRAZIER, her position in ths telephone office in G ranth P am », - • O regon . at the R ed S tar S tork . on aluminum cover for $125. I .eave God.beginiiing Aug 1",and coatinning 10 her absence. Portland, Oregon. orders at the Cor kier office. days. J. O, Booth returned Sunday from 1 lx>use < reek, where he had been visiting : the quartz mine formerly owned by Hull ; A Beck. Mr. Booth is one ot the own­ ers of tins property. W. M Hare of eastern Nebraska, has Progressive and up to-date come to («rants Pass with a view of Io , eating. He lias rented the Mcl.ean res business methods win. That | idence on Fourth street for the coming is just what we have lieen do­ year and expects Ins family to arrive ing in Josephine county for the about the 1st of neptsmber. past seven years, and today Dr. W. If. Flanagan lias gone to tiio our stock of goods and volume mountains, intending to remain away of business show the result. until about the 16th or DHh of August. ÒD Two large invoices of Cloth­ 'Die doctor intends to get beyond Die confines of civilization and secure a cum ing direct from reliable and up­ eaiSlrf* / plete and uninterrupted rest, to date manufacturers are often U Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Howard of St, ■ for your inspection. id .•**» I xjuia . Mu., who have b«*eii visiting with Men's Union Cassiinerc Suits Mrs. R. L. and Miss May Davis fora round corner sack, dark pat­ week, started on their boinoward way tern with small stripe, /.500. Tuesday oveaing. Mr. Howard is prim ci pa I of the Columbia «*hool in St. Men'» Black Suit, round cor L >uis. ner sack, cheviot cloth, heavy Mrs. M. Simpson of Chicago, who has linings, f 00. been visiting with her broth>r, Henry Men's Sack Suit, brown cas- Huck, near Grants Paas, loft Monday simere, a good, heavy material, eveniag for her home Mrs Simpson substantial linings, and a strict­ ezine here with the editorial excursion. ly all wool garment, (6 50. She will vhit Yellowstone Park on her Men's sack Suit, mixed pat­ return. tern, good, heavy weights, August Michelson has closed his shoe thoroughly well made, and a »•hop ami returned to Ashland. .Mr suit any gentleman can wear. Michelson had leased his business in Italian lining, sewed with good tshland before coming here, bril the We have just received a large shipment of men’s Vici Kid Shoes in heavy thread and will not rip ' parties now being unable to carry it on, buttons securely sewed, #7 $0 Black and Tan that arc Handsomely made up Nicely I inished, Soft I lexihle he is compelled to rsfurn. Mr.Mu helson Black Worsted Suits, round has labored earnestly to build up a trade Soles, Medium Coin Toes, and straight cut, (/-. $8 $9, here, with verv gratifying suucass He and f 10. WARRANTED AI L SOLID LEATHER. is well pleased with Grants Paas as a I»o you want the best tailored 0nsinews location. Mr. Michelson is a And have placed them in our North Window. This will make a very Easy, suit in America' Nothing in master of bis trade, an I a good citizen , the line only high artciotinng. and si regret his departure. Soft and Durable Summer Shoe, just the thing for those who are bothered Ask to see Schloss Bros.' Balti Miss Jsnma Dunkle, who has baaa with Corns or Tender Feet. Drop into the Store and have our Sales People more. M<1 . make of goods. If islant in the poet office for two ysars, any manufacturer has reached show them to you. Don’t he afraid of troubling us. We are always glad to mil Tuesday evening on ttmbelatod train the goal of perfection, the pro for Portland where sbe has s^-'opted a show Goods whether you wish to purchase or not gtessive people have done so pnaftjon ia a rnarcaalila establKbusenl Miss Dunkie carries with her the goo«J wishes of every one for her future s i> cjse and well being. Every one regrets her departure , If rhe will have a larger j circle of friends in P or Land than she has here, it wilt bi becatise Portland is ' (««nt-»’ I urnisliing Goods, Boots, Shoes, a larg-r place. Vaiises, Tents. Wagon Cover*, Ete. Gentlemen : We Can Sell Foa the Best Sh >e <>a Earth for the M oiica . Try us I