♦ « ’JD
|
W. II. Wygaut cam* down from Med
, lord for a week's stay.
•
«.
VOORHIES— tn Grant« Faw, on Thurs­
Has ju«t received a full and complete
day,
Oct.
IP,
1899,
to
Mr.
and
Mt*.
A.
lion.
W.
M
Colvig
of
Jacksonville
line o( choice, fancy and staple grocerie«.
E Voorhiae, a son.
wa* in town Saturday last.
These cool mornings you want hoi;
The young man called immediately tor
Dr. Flanagan,
• ent to Ja> keoaville
E M Albright of Waldo was in town
cakes
for
breakfast,
and
you
also
want
Resident Dentist.
a "liiree ein quad".
Wedoe»Jay d last week.
some of our Tea Garden Drips too. Bring Monday.
See Pike's ad this week.
FENlNGER— At Central Point, Oct. 9,
a Fail and try it out of Bulk for 75c. per
E. E Punbar returned from Arison*
Charley Graff, who is now a r**i«l*nt
SI kjws repaired at Hackett's
IMW, to ¡at. and Mr*. Fred Peninger,
gallon. Other Syrups gal pail.floc.
Sunday.
of Tolo, was in Granta I'as* on Satur­
a sou.
C. St Louis for vsiek repairing
.36c
j 't gal. can Gold Drips .................
day.
W. W, llevener came down from Ash­
15«
Honev in Comb.
MARRIED.
Whips, 10c to 42.50 at Hackett's.
Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Moore of lower
I Genuine Buckwheat Flour, wack
. .MX -1 land Monday evenin*
Oilmeal Cakes for Stock at Wades.
1 H. O. Mu»h aud Pan Cake Flour,
ax-
Mrs. I». McCarthy went to Ashland Applegate, were in town on Wednes­ PRACriT—MARTIN —At th* r«std*n«*
day.
of the bride in Portland, on We«lne*-
Harness of all Kinds, Grades and (¡•rmiliaCream, Rolled Oats. etc.
Friday for a few days stay.
Hams, the Very Beat, par. lb
day, Oct. 18, 18><9, Humboldt Fracht,
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Craiuar, Teddy and
Prices at Hackett's.
Wm
Bybee,
of
Jacksonville,
was
in
Shoulder, per lb.......... ....................
von of lion Max I racht, and Miss
Janet arrived on Tuesday night from a
Where do you get your hair cut? Try Bacon, per. lb ............................... 1
Susis Martin, daughter of Mr*. J. H.
visit to Portland.
Will Mallory.
Minced Hams.................. ............
McBride.
M.
Clemens,
the
druggist,
left
for
Ran
Pork A Beans
15
Geo. W. Wannemu-her of San Fran- BRYSON—DOWNING—At the reai-
Vive Camera for sale cheap, Address Van Camps
Francisco on Sunday mornings train.
rs. from
10 to3
ciaco is in town aoheiting subscriptions
of the bride'* parent* at San Jose,
P. O. Box No. 421.
In Coflee and Tea our line is ex eelleut
Charley Trimble and wife of Gold Hill for Scribners magazine.
Calif., Monday, Oct. 16, 1899, Herbert
Take your shoes to Hackett for good
Many grades. Qualities and prices to visited a few day* in this city last week.
C. Bryson and Miss Daisy Downing,
work and right prices.
Stat* Superintendent J. IL Ackerman
Rev. Tenney officiating.
choose from. You can’t help being
S. N. Butters left on Wednesday mor­ of Salam, was in Granta Pass last week
We can furnish work for one man on pl ease* I. , Miners take notice, candles at
CRADDOCK—8LOVER—At the rest-
ning's overland for atrip to California. attending the teacher* institute.
Courier subscription.
dem e of the bride's parent* tn Gold
a Bargain. Also all other supplies.
Mrs S. M. Drake of Ashland, who has
Hill on $unday, Oct. 8 Wm. Craddack
J. D. F. Stevenson of Selma, packer
Geo. H. Binns is building a residence
Cali and set* us when in the I as*
and Mia* Clara Slover, Justice J. B.
been visiting here, returned home. Fri« for the Old Channel Mining company
on his lots on Second and C. streets.
Remember the old «taml Front Si reet
R Moreiock officiating.
I day.
Fattens the children—and the
came over to Grants l’asa on Tuesday.
Fish. We have fresh fish every Thurs opposite the Round House.
SLAVEN—DAVIS In Cottage Grove,
Geo. Calhoun went to Portland last
grown people too.
President W. T. Van Scoy of Ashland
on Thursday, Oct. 19, Frank Slaven,
day and Friday.—Calhoun Grocery Co.
seek to have his eyes o|»erated upon by Normal earn* down Thursday evening
of Cottage Grove and Miss Susie
We ask attention to our stock
Tbs brick work is about completed on
Daria, of Grauta Pa**.
an oculist.
VV eat tie r.
to partieipat* in the teachers institute.
of palatable, nutritious Cereal
the buildings of Coa and McCarthy, I
i Geo. Cramer went to Arliland Satur-
Hal C. Austin, a successful miner of GLIDDEN—POWERS—In Jacksonville,
Foods—the finest preparations
and they will be ready lor occupancy in ■ We have experienced in the past week
Saturday,
Oct.
21,
1899,
Moves
Glid
a down pour of rain, such as delights i >lay to participate in the Chrialian En- the ancient bedrock of th* tislire i-rMk
a short time.
dee of Sisson, Calif, and Mrs Eliza­
from Wheat, Oats, Corn, Rice
the heart of a true Webfoot. It does deavor convention
mines came up to Grant* Fas* on Fri
beth Power* of Jackson county, Uun.
There will be a Missionary Prayer sometimes rain in Oregon, as we have
etc. They are enjoyable and
H. K. Hanna officiating.
C. F. Ralston, the popular "ad" man day.
Meeting on Friday af:ern<»on at 3 o’clock frequently beard, and last neek proved of the Jessie Shirley company left on
wholesome.
President John B. Walker of th* I
DIED.
Wnother Fresh Shipment of this Celebrated C flee arrived this week at the Bethany Pres. Church. All Lad- beyond the shadow of a doubt that such Saturday for Yreka.
Drain Normal school arrived here last
We keep our >tock Fresh,
ies are cordially invited.
assertions are not without foundation
Dan Pfeffer I e of Waldo was examined Wednesday to attend the teacher* insti­ WINTERS At Talent, on Oct. 15, 1899, insuring its attractiveness.
Charles
Winters,
a
resident
of
Jackson-
Game Warden Quimby says: It is law­ But there is one feature of Southern
ast week and declared insane and was tnte.
Ville, aged 79 years.
ful to sell ducks and geese during the Oregon rain which is a decided comfort­
Editor Arthur Conklin of the “Min-
committed to the asylum at Salem.
We have another good one at 7 pounds for $t.
open season, from September 1 to able advantage over most countries. It
YOUNG—In Jacksonville. Oct. 18, 1899,
on
Tuesday
ing
Journal"
returned
Mr«. Fannie Ellis went to Ashland
Mrs. Elizabeth Young, aged (19 years.
I Two packages of Yosemite Roa-t Coffee (a spoon in every pack­ March 15. The prevent law ptolnbila the can storm here without wind, It can
morning from au extended visit to the
sale of all upland birds fora term of i rain straight down without blow ot Wednesday for a visit with her sister, East
age) for 25c.
.Mrs. Eddy who resides at that place.
three years.
bluster and a person can easily keep dry
Mr*, J. N, Voorhies of Portland arriv­
In Green Coffees we have Old Gov. Java, a fine Salvador Pea Ber-
Miss Laura Parker went to Ashland
A. W, Wells, who ba* been working under an umbrella.
ed here on Monday evening for a visit
_ ly orjCarracol and a genuine Costa Rica.
Saturday
to
attend
the
district
conven
­
at the Greenback mine tor the past
with Mr. an«l Mrs. A. E Vorhies—»nd
We can name you alosest cash prices and furnish the goods Try us. year. va< in town on Monday with a Melven B. Murphy and Allin I. Rey­ tion of the Christian Endeavor society. the babv.
nolds, both of Waldo, have been in town
UNDERTAKERS
C. A. Whale, of Salem, has lately been
mutilated finger, having mingle«! it with
Mrs. Engledon of Sams Valley was
mi
this week, pivtl.ig up on their home­ in Gold Hill, looking after some mining
EMBALMERS.
the engine. It will have to be ampu
called
here
last
week
to
attend
her
steads.
property there in which he is interested. daughtsr Mrs Kurth who was seriously
fated.
Fart of the brick have arrived for W.
Sauer Kraut, Shredded Whole
Otiles on 6th St. oppo. Court House.
DU CDV photographer 8. Woods new hotel building. The M. W. Wheeler ami family who have ill, but is now convalescing.
Wheat Biscuit, Snider's Cat-
Residence
North
7th
Ft.
1 11L.IJ I Opp. Court House. ground is being staked off and prepara­ been visiting here for the past two weeks,
E. B, Brown and Herb Sampson re-
sup-J5C, Limberger aud N. Y.
GRANTS PASS,OR
Among other article* of incorporation tions being made for building immedi­ returned to Sumpter on Monday eve­ turn*«! Thursday evening from a very
ning.
Cream Brick Cheese, Under­
damp two days trip to Deer Creek with
filed in the secretary of state's office last ately.
Rev M. J. Hickey came down from their mercantile distributing convey­
week, were those of Hair Riddle Hard-I Mr. and Mrs C. B. Beardsley, and Mr.
Comity Treasurer« Notice
wood's Soused Mackerel-2oc a
Jacksonville on Friday to hold services
... ...
Director», \y M.
ware Co., |15,0)0.
Notice is hereby given that there are
a can, Smoked Sardines in oil
and Mrs. John Harvey of Chicago ' in St. Annes church on Sun lay. He re­ ance.
Hair, George K. Kiddle, ami L. 1. 1 arrived hera on Wednesday of last week.
L. L. Jewell and family left for an]ex- funds in th* county treasury for the re­
(they are new and extra fine),
lumed Monday morning.
Jewell.
tended trip to the East on Monday eve­ demption of the following county war­
■ M ÍÍ &
Messrs. Beardsley and Harvey are mem­
genuine Eastern!.» hole (Codfish,
Miss
Lulu
Newton
of
Gold
Hill,
assis
­
ning
They
will
visit
Omaha,
Chicago,
See Pike’s ad this week.
rants,
protested
to
December
20th
1890.
ber* of the l>ld Channel Mining company
White and Black Figs (new),
tant
teacher
ol
the
Woodville
xhoola
and
other
eastern
point*
aud
intend
to
Interest on same will case from this date.
A poem bv Rudvard Kipling on the of Six Mile, and in company with Win.
was in tliiB city on .Saturday visiting be alment about two months.
new Paper Shell Almonds, Vi­
October 19th 1899.
Transvaal crisis entitled ’The King,” Hale Thompson, another partner, they
with Miss Maude Merritt.
The Ohl Channel Mining Co. has a 238 240 242 244 237 11 222 239 241
enna Sausage-ioc a can, Dur­
will be a feature of the November num­ have lieen spending the |iast week al the
Mr. Knapp is building a temporary large amount of hydraulic pipe now in 243 245 97 249 253.
ber of M< Ci. i ke ' s M agazink . Inorder I mine, returning to Grants Pass on Tues­
kee's Salad Dressing, Hulled
J T. Taylor.
to get the poem in time for that num- day. The ditch work of this mine is residence on his lot on Second street <¡rants Pass awaiting shipment to Six
corn,
Minced Meat, Grape Nut
County Treasurer.
ber, the editors had it cabled from completed, bnt there is some fluming1 near Judge Brower's place.and will erect
Butter, lo-lb. pails Jelly-65C,
yet to do before active operations can be ' a more elaborate one next year.
England.
Naw Buckwheat, and Genuiue
Comity Sujierintendent J. D. Haye*
For good fresh fish go to the Calhoun begun.
Maple Syrup, Etc.
E. 0. Dixon has purchased R. 0, Mc- and Mrs. Haves arrived in Grant* Paes
Grocery every Friday,
from Kerbv last Wednesday, to hold the
A church has been organized in Waldo Croskey's interest in the firm of Dixon A
Let
us figure on your winter sup­
annual county institute at thia place.
with a membership of thirty-four. This .Me Croakey and will continue the busi­
plies.
We have the goods and will
J. s. Windell superintendent of the
is the result of a series <f meetings held ness in the same line as it has heretofore
make you satisfactory prices.
been
conducted
;
dry
goods,
furnishing
English
Canadian
company
’
s
dredging
by Rev. H. T. Epperly, and Rev. J..
Mr. plant near Waldo, returned to Grants
Brock, of the United Brethpen church. goods, boots and shoes, etc.
I he peopie of Waldo have been without Dixon has been in business in Grants I'a-s la«t Thursday from a business trip
church advantages for a long time, but ' Pass for about eight years, first as a to Portland.
Henry Mathev.metallurgist of I'reaton
the world moves on and it is time that member of the firm of Dixon A Son and
later of Dixon A McCroskey. He is Desk mining company, returned on Fri­
conditions should be changed.
well and favorably known Io the people day from a trip to Preston Peak where
Flour as cheap as the cheapest— ,
of (¡rants Pass, who are sincerely glad he had been examining the copper pros­
Wade’s.
to know that he will remain in business pects there.
You can have at home/in your own here, and he can be assured of the liberal
George Philips, of Silver creek, was
room, Turkist*, Russian, Hot air, Steam, anpport and patronage of the people of
in town last week. Mr. Philips operates
Vapor, Medicated, Perfumed, Mineral, this place.
a placer mine on Silver creek and has
Salt, Quinine, Hop or Sulphur Baths at
been lately fitting up his mine for the
a trifling cost, by using the improved
Cameras for «ale or rent. Inquire o
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
winter's run.
Quaker Bath Cabinet, Specially recom­ A. E. Voorhies.
D. E. Dotson, of Preston's Peak, who
mended for rheumatism. For further! A 160-acre ranch for «ale. all good
particulars see Joseph Moss, General land, 25 acre» in cultivation, 60 more was in town a few days visiting and pro
Agent. Office in Iron building opposite under fence, with stream running curing supplies for the winter, started
on his return journey Sunday morning.
Hotel Josephine
through the place, 25 head of cattle, 15
He will spend the a inter at Preston's
We hear that the big warehouse of hogs, team, farm implement«. Good six-
leak.
John M. Jackson, at Riddle, c*dlapsed room house, two barns, 30 fruit tree»
Misses Mary Coe, Marjorie Kinney,
Friday, being too heavily filled for the berries, etc. One-half mile from post-
foundation. The lo>s on the building office. School house with six months Anna McCarty and Vira Smith, and
will be considerable, but most of the school one and one-half miles from the Rev. C. W. Hays, Alliert Cue, and liar
The money you pax for a new wheel is some­
contents, consisting largely of wheat and place. All for |3500. Address box 406 vard Moore went to Ashland on Friday
If not handled by an expert
morning to attend the district Christian
times only pait of the price, the bicycle­
fruit, will be saved without injury. The < ¡rants Pass ()re
Endeavor convention at that place.
encetl
pharmacist. You may
lose
of
the
warehouse
will
discommode
Fresh New Alfalfa hay will make
mender gets the rest. If you buy.............
W. J. Wimer, once editor of the
many farmers who expected to store your cow give rich cream and yellow­
be assured of good results if
fruit there. Several men were in the butter. Scott Griffin on 6tb Ht. near CorirtxK, was in town several days last
you have your prescription*
house at the time oi the accident but the ball grounds is the place to get week and made this otli» a pleasant
compounded here.
call, lie reports a goo«l deal of activity
only Peter Ulam and Mr. >heppard bargains in Hay, Feed and Seeds
in mining affaire in the vicinity
were slightly injured
lx>s* |60).—
Waldo.
That Joyful Feeling
Roseburg Review.
a
to begin with you need have only a bowing
»
With the ezhilarating sense of renewed
Dan Green came up from Galice on
SIXTH STREET,
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
health and strength and internal clean- Tuesday, lie say* the recent rain
^JISS DOBSON,
lines«, which follows the use of Syrup of caused a small freshet on Galic* creek,
of Figs, is unknown to the few who have and that there is plenty of waler for
For Sol*.
not progressed beyond the old-tiin* mining purpoaea at bi* place, but he
INSTRl'CTION IN
Three hundred and twenty acre*, o
medicine* and the cheap substitutes was not entirely prepared to utilize it,
VW-VW W VW
which 300 acre* la bottom land. On
VOTAI. ANU PIANO MTSIC.
sometimes offered but never accepted by having a little more preparatory work
thia ground are bar* which pro*pect50
the *ell-informe«l. Buy the genuine. to do iri the way of ditch cleaning. A
to 100 color« of gold to th* pan ; 100 min-
Pignev’s Tuesdays and Manufactured by the California
run of water so eaily in the aeaaon a*
Studie
er a inch* of water with 50 foot fall g.»-»
Syrup Co.
thia is not generally to be ezpected.
Eridar*.
with it. Inquire of R. Thomas
í------------------------
local lïappcninflô
offee that is Coifen
Pike’s Cash Grocery
Fattens 'Em
Good, Pure Food
A. J. Pike.
GROWty
CHASE & SANBORN, Importers, Boston
Our Climax Roast Coffee at 25c can’t he beat.
Lots of New,
Fresh Goods.
White House Grocery.
rgest stock of Groceries, Crockery,
and Queensware in the Citv
Columbia
GARLAND
Stove Boards, Stove Pipe, Dampers, Aie.
“ coppp
Cramer Bros
Calhoun
Grocery
Go.
Top Coat Devotees
have learned to look
to us for all that's
ultra-fashionable, ex­
clusive, distinctly new
yet many notches Death Lurks
lower in price than in Drugs....
the custom tailor.
Have a look at our
44top notch" variety.
Crawford Bieveles at a Reduction,
BICYCLE ECONOHY
THE ÇRE5ÇENT
«I™£»T. ft. noob
W W V
P. H. Hartha Son 0
Toledo Blade and Courier Si.2
BUILDING SALE BARGAINS
10 CASES LADIES’
CHILDREN’S
10
c
it
DON'T
»
MISS
THE
BIG
BUILDING
BARGAINS
IN
SHOES
AT
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