■ Ice at Blake’s. lhe amusement feature of the Oregon l.na Alien oi Picket Creek ha, been Dr. Flanagan. Industrial Ex (»veil ion i* always a living in town lor the past week. perdonai local Dappcninoe Resident Denliat. Zera Tool leit on Wediie«4ay morning is^ue, aud this year it will be kept up to Whip»*, lOe to $2.50 al Hai kelt’s. to attend the Normal M-hovl al San Jure. its usual high standard. Two of the U. >tLouis for waU h repairing greatest aerial and acrobatic attractions bboes repaired at Hackett's. J. W Furman «I Pruvult waa in town Mr«. J. It. Haye« »4 Kerby ha. been iu the work! have already been engaged, Flour, 70 cents at Scott Griffin's Alfalfa Hay at > close out, stocking Darners, 5c 40 to 30 cents per 100 lbs. (aiuilv. mg Co. of Upper Applegate left Grant* M ICKKY—WALKER- In M —Thoma*. Muxiny, Ai.uii.t 20, Isiio, II Expecting to occupy our new quarters early next month .and in each To close out, Tortoise shell lia r pins, H. l>. Sluter, Wolf Creek e Mont.- Tu**d‘>’on “ ,rlP «“«■bore and Twenty per cent Discount Sale at lhe Th# Mc. bik wheel. Mackey an.I Mary I. Walker. Krv.U. CtH¡o'w». m town Saturday,'bringing I—---- ■ fancy—2 for 5c. Thomas’. make room for new goods, we wilt . A u.t 20, 1899. !• .M. Neln.n and Anna al Clevenger's gallery. are the owners ot a quartz mill. C. Miller, Kev. 8. E. .Meininger «tiieiat- Weekly Oregonian and Cot bibs $2. I.. C'o.'asaw mill at Wolf Creek, made Take your shoes to Hackett for good mg Mi**«** Esther and Mary Silsby, Nellie j Gentner Johnson—Bicycle repairing Granta Pass a visit Sunday. work and right prices. Ewan. Lida Ljttridge, Lulu Briggs, Mr*. PRALL.—CGX — In Medford, on Tues­ • and lathe work. All work guaranteed Uiaa Puller, one of Jacksonville'a day, lugust 22, Cbaa. A. 1‘rali and To close out, Crochet Needles, pat- ‘ McCall aud Eliuer Patrick, ail of Ash­ Place on sale our entire line of and prices reasonable. tea» here, came down to Granta Pass Mi»» Sadie Co«, Justice J. t. Stewart ented, 5<- each at Thomas’. land, who have been enjoyiug a few officiating. 1 Don’t forget lhe location of Cleven­ Monday evening returning Tue«lay week* outing at Crescent City, arrived The best, guaranteed and full weight Crockery. Lamps and Glassware at Specially ger’s photo gallery, 4th street, half morning. DIED. in this city Saturday evening on the Flour at 70 cents at Scott Griffiiia'a. ' block from Layton hotel. Frank Jordan ol Collage Grove, a for­ Mtage ami went to Ashland on the freight Reduced Prices. LA RAW — .M the home of Ina parent*. DL4 CDV photographer There seems to be a flour war on in mer resident of ttiia city, baa been here train on the same evening, with the ex* Mr. and Mrs. N. La Raul, near Rose­ 1 llLDI Opp. Court House. Every housekeeper likes to keep lor a few days visiting relatives. Fiauk burg, of consumption, Cha* T. I-a Glass Tumblers . l'épi ion of .Miss Nellie Ewan, who re­ 15c per ■ set Good goods cheap—Best prices paid at Grama Pans.but see Pike before you buy Rant, aged 32 years. well-stocked shelves. It is very The Cash Grocery has no respect for has been at Cottage Grove aa telegraph mained here over Sunday visiting the Jelly Glasses < Plain) .. ........... 30c per • doz Front Street Second Hand Store. opeiator tor nine years (’ONKLIN At her home in tiranta Pas* annoying to reAch up for baking prices Jelly Glasses (Fluted,) full size . . ....................... family of Rev. N. F. Jenkins. 40c per t doz on Saturday, August 20, Martha E , Order your ic3 from Blake. He de­ Mush B v ... 25c per I set R. L. Coe will sion begin the con ­ wife of Arthur Conklin, aged 38 yea rs. powder, or sugar, or salt, and find Lamp Chimneys ............... .. 50c per * doz livers ice from 6 a. m. to arali M. Simmons, aged We always keep a large stock of 6 piece Chamber Sets............................. ....... 2 00 Knitting Needles, 2c for set of lour.— 52 yean* The big boiler lor the dredger moved Large Glass Water Pitcher,............................... 25 Thomas. M iss Simmons was the sister of W111. 11. everything in the Gtocery Line out of town Wednesday, loaded ou two Flower Vases (Imitation Cut Glass ................... . 15c each Rev. C. W. Ilaja is now occupying! Simmons of (iranís P juw . and offer a Liberal Discount on large Î wagons and drawn by six horse*, aicom- hia new home in the house recently | orders for housekeepeis’ supplies, Sets and Tea Sets in Semi-Porcelain and White. I*amed by one relief team. Loaf. completed by W. S. Barrie Between Mr. Conklin's and I he Odd ami our Groceries, both Staple and Granite ware at a price that will surprise you. I The Jewell Hnrdwnre Co. have trail!* There seems to be a flour war on in i ferred their buimiiw to L. W. McAdains or Fellows cemetery, a pair of gold bowed Fancy, will be found of the best »rants Pas**,but see Pike before you buy. Oregon City and W. M. Hare, late of Una­ glasses. The finder will please return to quality. the cash grocery has no respect for | dilla, Neb. Theae gentlemen will continue this office and receive rewaid. prices. Sugar has taken a little drop; we the buNÎneNr*. and will retain the present as Furniture for Nate. l i>r tickets East ( .ill on 11. A. Roter- can now sell you the Very Best B Are always fresh, and the stock is complete. We are selling lots HistantH They are at present invoicing mun*’, agent S. P Co., Grants Pass. Complete furnishings for 7 room house Cane Granulated at $6.50 per hun­ their Ntock, and expect to open for trade by . of Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Mocha and Java Trimble A Bacher are prepared to do Saturday or Monday. Mr. Hare has rented consisting of furniture, bedding, crock- dred. Take notice of that Coffee all kin*ls of blacksmithing. Coffee and Royal (¡cm Tea. the McLean property on Fourth street and ry, stoves, etc., etc., to be sold at pri­ in our South Window at 15c a DIXON & McCROSKEY will dissolve partnership by mutual hi» family arrived here recwntly. These vate sale. Goods must be sold by Sep- Rev.Father Desmarais formerly of Jack­ pound; it is the Best Bargain in M. J oiimson , gentlemen are substantial citizen», thorough etember 1st. sonville, who has recently been assigned consent and will offer to the public their Entire Stock without Re í i Head of Sixth St. Coffee we have had the good luck business men, and a decided acquisition to to St. Patrick’s parish of Portland, serve. Before we had concluded to dissolve partnership, we had to buy in a long time. We give the business an*I social circles of our city, preached his larewell sermon in St bought our fall line of goods in all departments and they are and we are glad to welcome them to Grants ASSAY I : 1\*. Anne’s church on Sunday las». He will you the benefit; try a pound or two. most all in. Everything will go without reserve until the entire Paas. L. L. Jewell will continue to buy | stay some time in Portland, and may XV. G. Wright, A car each of Snowy Butte and OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. II. < . BOBZIEN. I' koi - k . stock is closed out. I gold dust at the old stand. then go to Mexico for the benefit of his Gen'l Agl. for Oreiton Ashland Flour just in. These health. M ac A otiii B-FoamtaT C vvniiik I'm» kk ». brands are the verv best made and The stock consists oi Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats. Hop Pickers. Flour and Feed a specialty at Pike’s. Furnishing Goods, Ladies' Tailor Suits, Capes, Jackets. Trunks. Cyanide an i Chlorination treatment the price is all right. We have Two hundred hop picker* wanted, and It will pay you to see him when going to of Orea. will pick by the box. Valises. Parasols. Etc., at our old stand. the cheap kind too, if you want it. buy. Bullion Refined and Shirped. J ohn B anzai , J r ., A young man named Mike Callahan, Granta Pass, Oreg. G rant » Pana. - • Oaauox. Dixon & McCroskcy while taking a free ride on a freight train, fell under the wheels and was E. C. DIXON, SS killed at Montague Saturday, the 19th. R. O. McCROSKEY. Miners, Campers, Prospectors and Picnic Parties, always go to Pike’* Gro­ ».♦♦♦♦..»♦ w »aa n................ ..a... > cery to buy their supplies. Straw, 35 cents a bale; Alfalfa Hay. Ladies who expect to put up fruit will find a to $10 per ton. Clean Wheat for For instance, 'twas a “Little chickens; Oats, Barley, Rye, Flour, Stransky Steel Enameled Dish Pan or Thing” of three year« who siuvvsa- Graham, Corn Meal. Prices always low J. T. Layton came in from Applegale Do not forget that you get 20 per cent fully advertised to the asaemideil Tuesday. Preserving Kettle ju*t the tiling. Every —Scott Griffin, Front St., Grants Pa»» off at the New Variety etore. family the important fact that J. II. Robinson of Wildervi'la was in Feed Store. "Papa Tissed Nursey. To clone out,hold fast Alluminutn Hair town Tuesday. piece of Stransky Ware has four coats of Miss Emma Telford will cjmm»nce ! Pine, lc each at Thomas’. Mr*. R. E. C. Churchill was in from enamel on steel and is white enamel on the in­ The width of a Seam, or the Size her kindergarten on .M » i lav, S *pt. 18 Hon. John O. Booth, a leading buni- Selma Monday. on the same date as the public school of a Button has sometimes all to ness man of Grants Pass, is visiting old side. Fruit cooked in a Stranskv kettle will not Mr*. E A. Sherwin and Mis* Mae Miss Telford is a very efficient arid prac­ Hop Pkktra time friends in Roseburg and looking Grainger went down to Granta Pas* Sat­ do with the Up-To-Dateness of a tical teacher in kindergarten work, and One hundred hop tucker, wanted at th« discolor or be tainted in taste. Stransky wart is after business interests here. In addi­ urday to visit over Sunday.—Tiding*. Garment. has a natural talent lor managing and rant It of J. I*. Kanaan. Picking to com­ tion to conducting successfully the two A. B. Cousin and L. D. Morri* came guaranteed to last five year*. Take t interesting the little ones. mence about the first ot September. leading hotels of his city, Mr. Booth is up from Galice Wednesday. Mr. Cousin Good Judgment Add rem l.«ck Bog HOD or apply to II. To close out, yarn Darnin; Needles, interesting himself in mining venturer, look at our corner window. has a force of men at work on hi* iiew Itar.iau. six for 5c —Thomas.’ and recently closed two or three very ditch ami is progressing in good sha|»e. Tells you buy Nice Clothes, Good Exchange. Governor Geer has appointed the fol­ successful deals in paying dirt.—Rose­ .1,8. and Mrs. Windell of W aldo, came Clothes, Becoming Clothes, Clcthen A ne« RM model,Cremini, ladies bicycle lowing seven delegates to represent burg Review’. in Sunday for a lew days Flay in thia city that will look well on you, Clothes for a good milch cow.—Address, J. N. Oregon at the conference on trusts and Por tickets East cad on 11. A. Koter- Mr. Windell is superintendent of the that will wear well,Clothes that will F erg ti son, (irania l*aa e. combinations, to be held in Chicago, mund. Agent S. P. Co., tiranta Pans English Company'* dredging work* on be an Outward Index of your Good September 13: Judge M C. Georgeand F’or Nair. When farmers want money for their the Illinois river m ar Waldo. ex Governor Pennoyer, Portland; C. VV. Taste, ol your Good Judgment. ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. Five Hi res of good (arm laud under Rev. H. A Wood, formerly pastor of Fulton, Astoria; M A. Miller, Lebanon, crops, they always go to Pike’s cash gro­ cultivation with young orchard and the M, E. chinch South of this place, cery. B. F. Alley, Baker City; W M. Colvig. ASTI RUSTING TIN WARE. GARLAND RANDI betrien, good barn, close to town, (’an Appearances Jacksonville; and Walter L. Tooze, A new feature that causes one to won­ han been assigned to the pastorate of the be botighl cheap. For particulars, call Morrison Memorial church of Denver, Woodburn. der how it is possible, is the exhibition Go a great way Clothes make on or address Joseph Moss, Granta Pass. Colorado. You can save money by buying your I of animal training, the work of sixty- Baby lluggj lor Hale. Mrs. Freely ol Eugene arrived here the man. First impressions are Coffee al Pike’s. Call and see his stock three performing thoroughbred horses in Thursday for a short visit with her the best, the most lasting, Clothes Almost new , $10 buggy. a ring a’ one time With the Walter I. ami try some of his choice blends. daughter, Mrs. C. S. Evan*. She went do it, the right kind. W, G. WkIGiiT. Io close out, Hooks and Eve«,one doz­ .Main circus which exhibits at Medford to Yreka Saturday, to visit her daughter Manufacturers and Wholesale •f *■ .Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1899. “The Con See our South Show Window, en for lc, or 12 dozen for 10c at Thomas. ’ , who lives in that city Detiers in............. gress of Nations,” a correct representa- The Newest Designs on the Mar A. J. Johnson of Astoria, government ion of every nation on earth in the b ig ket. menagerie tent, will prove interesting botanist and Prof. E R Lake of Cor­ vallis returned Sunday from their trip and instructive, a genuine Cuban Band Clothes sveli liked Gold Bug Bonded. will furnish the music. A herd of per­ to the Siskiyou*. Mr. latke returned to wear longer. We have it on reliable authority that forming elephants and a flock of ostriches Corvallis, and Mr Johnson has been WATER PROOF HORAE AND WAGON COVERS. FLAGS AND BANNERS. spending a few days if. thia locality. will appear in the parade, which leaves the Gold Bug mine has been bonded to Yours for Good Clothing, Herman Luethye, the discoverer and Chas D. Lane and Alvinxa Hayward, the show grounds at 10 o'clock a. in. Sole Agents for the Patent Waterproof Duck “ACQUAPELLE.’ for IM) days, for $1,000,000, w ith an ini­ A novel feature of the parade will be an owner of the Gipsy Queen mine on Alt- Rubber. Leather. Oiled and Mackintosh Clothing, A full assortment tial payment of $100,000 This mine ancient historical Quebec Calash proper­ homie, returned from a brief visit to was the property of John P. Jones of ly and appropriately costumed. A free Portland on Sunday lent. He will re­ of Hammocks and Camp Furniture. Nevada, and is one of the best mines on exhibition will be given at the show turn in a few days to Althouee and will 14 North Front Street proceed to develop ins property. ground after the parade. RED STAR STORE PORTLAND, ORE. the coast. & M” Grocery SPECIAL emo val Sale The Housekeeper's Stock Wednesday, August 16th, •O"* Dissolution of Partnership Our Groceries I $20,000 STOCJŒC B (St protn,! :mo!8ü| iVl” Grocery There's Nothing Like !•»»■■>* I el ’ .I tfoliw. • Cotte Calhoun Grocery Go “Tis the Little Things that Tell.” Crai nei 13 ross. mg|n-ai by daal inter. Willamette Tent & Awning Co. -Tents and Awnings Jewell buys gold at the old stand. Clearance Reduction Sale. P. H. Harth & Son GRAND PROVEMENT SALE n. m ) * r is- idM«* «Úr*> We will inaugurate a Grand Building and Improvement Sale, placing on sale some of the Greatest Values ever known in the History of Merchandising in thi* City. Thursday morning we shall break ground for our new Double Store Room that will he .50x100 feet on the corner of 6th and E streets, aero** from the Josephine hotel. The buildins will he- pushed to completion as fast a* possible •da and we have some lines of goods that we do not expect to carry in the- New Building and those lines that we do not care to move on account of broken boxes, extremely small or large sizes, these we are determined to Close Out at Prices that will move them quickly for (¿ash, and our Patrons w ill be given an Opportunity to buy some BIG BUILDING BARGAINS Do ¡inn this sale we will open the Grand Building and Reduction Sale with the following Bargain*: Entire Stock of 50c, 75c, 1.00,1.25, 1.50 La­ dies’Shirt Waists at 25c. Entire Stock of Wall Paper at 25 per cent discount. Entire Stock of Men’s Hats at 20 per cent discount. Light Colored Ortton Dress G< nx 1. s such as Lawns, Grass Cloth, Organdies Dimities, Irish Ladies* and Men’* $¿00, $2.50, $3.00, $3,50 and $1.0 ) Shoes piled out bv the Hundreds at $1.50. ne, lBtf1 LincnsDress Gingham-tand Seersuckers,at a dis­ count ot 33 1-3 or one-third off. You will find some Splendid Values on this counter and the very close finures at which these goods were originally sold, will insure the carlv sale of the entire lot. Children's Ready-Made Calico and Ging­ ham Dresses, entire lot at Die.