Mining N«wi. ou Tuesday morning. With Mr. Metz, ha is prospecting and showing up an ex­ Th» Tolo min« haa been bonded by it« Has just received a full and complete tensive proposition ou Silver creek in own«., Tom Hagan, to Eastern parti»«, line of choice, fancy ’and staple groceries. thia county. The property belongs to tor ».15.000. These ceol mornings you want hot A company oi Portland men 1» organ­ Ferrin and Thojs and ia located at and Cha*. Nickell, of the "Times" it in cakes for breakfast, ami you also want ised tor the purpote of working the Big above the Silver creek falls. Toe falls some of our Tea Garden Drips too. Bring town this week of Silver creek were formed by au im­ White House Grocery tor Bert lUrues of Ashland, it assisting in Yank ledge below Bailee. a Pail and try it out of Bulk for 75c. per mense slide which filled up, to a con­ W. 8 Jon«« and B N Butler ot Med­ M. Clement drug «tore. gallon. Other Syrups gal pail,63c. the Thanksgiving Season. siderable depth, the canyon in which ford, ar» now in this county examining L gal. can Gold Drips .................. . Î.K- J F. Stith of Kerby spent aeveral day« i the creek runs, and formed a dam with 14c in town la«l week on business. Honev in Comb. ................ Fin new cleaned Currants; they are exceptionally nice. properties with a view of investment. a basin above. The creek channel was Genuine Buckwheat Flour. sa< k 50e jlarc new Seeded Riisins in one pound packages. N'o stoning or The Hull and Beck placer, one of tbe rich in gold both above and below the -IV IL O. Muth and Pan Cake Flour Hon. R. G. Smith went to Portland steming required; always ready for the cook moat profitable mine, in this county, ' lai la, and above the fails has been work- (iermillaCream, Rolled Oats. etc. Monday evening on a buMNesa trip. Ham*. the Very r.mt, per. lb .... 14c owned by Hull, Pelton, Manguu. and jed as far down slream as bedrock could Nev. nd fresh Glaccd Citron. Lemon and Orange l'eel at toe Mitt Beil Catching of Roseburg it here .... lie Shoulder, psr lb..................... Booth, ia being rapidly cleared lor action. be reached. Mr. Ashley and Mr. Meta S»p< : Shell Walnuts, Paper Shell Altnoiids: all bright, new stink, Bacon, per. lb......................... . W Aloe visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Frank J. J. Fox, who has been mining for are now sinking sbafta on this ground . 15c Flook. Minced Hams....................... and mtn better than for the past two years. 15 A 20c Van Campa Pork*xk Beans several years past, in this county, will to determine its values, and if it proa Cb<> White Figs, wrapped in parchment, one pound packages. Oysters, from........................ 10 to30c can Attorney A. C Hough left for Port­ soon depart for New Mexico, to engage pacts as favorably as is reasonably ex­ Cranberries, per quart ................... -10c land on Sunday evening for a short Bell & Bi gle Cranberries (not green, but ripe ■. in quarta iniuing in that country. pected, the uppei portion at least of this In Coffee and Tea our line is excellent stay. Min« Meat —We carry several kinds Armour's Home Made Mince Consideiabl« activity is manifest in basin will be opened up and worked Many grades, Qualities and prices to Meat in i. 0.- and 3 pound pails. This we can recommend as being J. A. Whitman and W. C. 1 Michel placer enterprise on Pleasant creek. The giound ia about 120 feet d«ep at tbe choose from. You can’t help being No. 1. fruit wen of Medford, were in Grants -------- Tompson, lately of Seattle ia lower end of the basin, but where it ia pleased. Miners take notice, candles at Pass last week. Boil- Cider in quart bottles. opening up a proposition of very favor- being prospected it IS about *0 feet deep, DUCDV photographer a Bargain. Also all other supplies. Mrs. Ora.Hope, of Ashland, w I m has able appearance. Mr. VVickstronr, who and extends alxmt a mile and a half up Log Cabin Maple Syrup, Yankee Hills Maple Syrup. 1 11 tL 10 1 Opp. Court House. Cali and see us when in the ¡’ass. been visiting friend« at thia place, re- purchased the Calvert and Stevens mine, stream irotr. this place. There it a aland From si reel H Buckwheat (self-raising >, Il O. Pancake Flour. Larrowes In airordance with an agreement, the Remember the old turned on Saturday. haa been making improvements, and large area of ground there which ought New Vo. - Buckwheat, guaranteed pure. three hardware stores will close at 8 opposite the Round House. good returns when opened up m P. B. O’Neal of Leland waa intown preparing lor a pro«|>erous season. o’clock in the evening hereafter. Pillsbury's Flaked Oat Meal, Pillsbury's Vitos, A. J. Pike. last week procuring pipe for bis hydrau- 1». E. Dotson writes from Preston to the giva proper manner. Del Monte Morning Food. A telegram was received on Tuesday lie mine on Grave creek. Peak copper mines that lie encountered Th« Gyp>l< Qu««n. announcing tbe death in Omaha, of Mrs Cooked Hominy. Full line of Heintz Goods. Smoked Salmon. Farmers take notice! Pike has vast Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Beardsley o( the only about 18 inches of snow on the Herman Leuthye uf the Gypsie Queen Keatley, sister-in-law of Mrs. T P. quantities of Grass seeds ; prices lowest Old Channel Mining company, left for trail on bis return from the valley tie mine in the Althouae diatrict, wax in Cramer. To Arrive This Week. in town. Chicago ou Tuesday evening. says they have their new buildings com- town aeveral day« during the past week. Part of the returning Washington vol­ C. E. Smith, formerly of Hotel Nash Navel Oranges, Fresh Oysters. Mita Jennie Clark of Glendale arrived 1-Ie‘ed at the mine and have movedin. He brought with him 21 oum ea of g«ld unteers passed through here Friday in Medford, is now filling the position of in Ursula Pass Monday for a visit with 411 oominunicatiou with the outside which he took out in about 22 houra. night on their way home. : clerk at the Layton. tbe family of CH. Sampson. world during the winter must l>e by He haa been building -»bins an,I prepar­ J.C. Harper, is preparing to build ». . .- i , means of snow «hoes. K. H. Giltillan has been experiencing ing eomlortabe quarters am! has not Nias ranny ( hvalhem went . . to Kerby a two story brick limy barn on E. I considerable trouble from hemorrhages on Tuesday morning, called there on Walter de \ arila, lately of Alaska, been working Ilia claim latalv, but hav­ street west of Coe’s b.iildi ng. as a result of his recent accident. account of the illness of relatives. operate the Bolt quartz mine in the ing buaineea in town, lie worked aeveral Large st stock of Groceries. Crockery, .. rank . .. . . has « bnnn at a« Galiee ’ Gal ice creek diatrict Mr. De Varila it houra each day witib pan and mortar, Fresh New Alfalfa hay will make Two lots on north side of 6ih street, I Enina, who and Queensware in the City. .. . a mining engineer of extensive exter­ for the few data preceding hit departure, good location, cheap, see Joseph Moss, your cow give rich cream and yellow ior some lime on his annual , fishing trip, . . .... , . . . lenee, and the mine he has taken hold ol with the result above mentioned butter. Scott Griffin on 6th St. near returned . . to Jacksonville office opposite Josephine Hotel. on rriday, Mr. I.uetbye baa taken out nearly 100 ia one that has produced richly in the D|il Quilbaug, an old resident of the ball grounds is the place to get Mr. and Mr. J. A. Hubbard returned (,aBl anJ ge|„„|ly ro,„klert.(l ouneea from an area of only about aix Douglas county, was struck by a moving bargains in Hay, Feed and Seeds. on W ednesday morning from a visit of alllonf the moH inviting proposition, of (eet long by two feet deep. Il ia taken Phil Carklaml, one of the oldest en­ several months at Spencer, Iowa, their t|(jM c0llnt„ ilat car, while crossing a railroad track Iroui a aeam or atringer of quarts which gineers on the road, who has recently at Roseburg last week, and was killed. old home. ! C-F. Mattson was in Granta Pass this ia a tributary to a ledge from aix to ten Win. Boble, president of the Fortuna had the night run between here and John Iocke, a jeweler, formerly of week from Guile«. He ia in the employ feet in width. Thia seam of quartx ia Mining Co., operating on Upper Grave Ashlfhd, has been transferred to a run Seattle ha« been her« in Urn past week „( the Big Yank Mining and Milling Co. not worked out by any meana, but pirn- l>et*eeii Portland and Jefferson. ! creek, is now at work fitting up the mine with his family, looking for u business which ia organised for the purpose of pecta at the rat« of from a dollar to hall The trial ot the case of Turfs vs Spar­ location. for active operation. o|w*ning up and working the “Big Yank" an ounce to the pan. Mr. Leulliye The street commissioner is a bus;, man hawk. for recovery of money on a note, Rev. M.J. 1 inktsite J. W. Howard's res­ evening from a months woik in Klamath of the past week in town, departed for gold and quartz from hia mine that we idence on I) street, and will soou com­ found very encouraging prospects in the I and Lake counties. Silver creek by way of Merlin and Galice have over seen. mence the erection of a neat house there Evans creek country last week, bring Miss Josephine Crow and her brother ing in some rock that gives rich pros Stove Boards, Stove Pipe, Dampers, &c on. Andrew Crow of Merlin, went to Ash- . C H. Libby, formerly an experienced jiects in free gold. Indications justify land, ^Sunday, to attend the Normal dur­ packer, and manager of a mule train on the opinion that a good ledge is situated ing the remainder of the veer. the Lower Illinois trail, was in town near by, which could be found with Fred Mansfield, one of the experienced several days last week, He is now little work. The Christian Endeavor society of the miners of Southern Oregon, who is now ranching near Kerby. The Choral union is preparing for Presbyterian church held their monthly in the employ of Dr. C. R. Ray, at Gold aeveral musical events which will occur business and social meeting at the home Hill, spent a few days in town last week, j ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. Dr. W. S. Holt, Synodical missionary during the season, The cantata • ‘David of the Misses Telford, on Tuesday ev<> the Shepherd Boy’’ wh'ch bus been taken ning. A very pleasant evening was en­ for Oregon, who delivered two very able Crawford Bicycles at a Reduction. addresses in the Presbyterian church on up by the union, contains very beautiful joyed by all present. If you want a granite sidewalk put in’ Sunday 'a«t, left on Monday morning choiuses and some fine solos. If you have anv team work you want get W. L. Ireland to make you a price on for Klamath Fall«. B. 1. Plummer left for San Francisco' done, see W, L. Ireland, at Cramer Bros. it. Hardware. $7000 will buy one of the best farms in Wednesday morning, for a weeks slay, | The city council on last Thursday eve i Southern Oregon, two miles from Grants After his return to Grants Pass, he in­ ning, passed an ordinance providing for Pass. 167 acre« of good bottom land, all tends to go to the northern part of the 'aterals to the sewer system authorized 1 under cultivation, all fenced, good 9 state for a longer stay. The money you pay for a new wheel is some­ by a former ordinance, and bids have room home, fiard finish, brick milk W. 8. Vanderburg, who was defeated times only part of the price. I he bicycle­ been called for, for the construction oi house, brick cellar, living water, about by T. II. Tongue for congressman at the 800 winter apples all in bearing. For last congressional election, by a very the whole systom. mender gets the rest. If you buy............ A ma**s meeting of I he citiiene of further particu'ars, see Joseph Moss.Rea slight margin, is now in this county look I Grants Pass a ill be held next Friday to Estate agent. Office opposite Josephine i ing after the poultry market. assist in a concerted effort to proc ure Hotel. More and more people are using E J. L>omis, the merchant of Galiee the expulsion of Biigham H. Roberts and deriving tenefit from Quaker ba h came up to Grants Pass on Wednesday. from congress, and piovide a constitu cabinet, which is excellent for breaking He says none of the placer mines have to begin with you need have only a bowing tional ammendrnent making polygamy up a cold and curing rheumatism, Hoi started operations yet, but report« sever­ air, steam or medicated bathe can be al important movements io quartz af­ a crime against the Unite.!Slates. acquaintance with the wheel-tinker taken with the cabinet. Many (franta fairs. The “Normal Pointer" b tbe name of Pass people can testify to ite inerita. the new publication which will be car­ H. A. Rotermund, who has been assoc­ or T ñ HOOD. > ried Oil in the interests of the Ashland Joseph M oms agent. iated with the 8. P. railroad office here We are informed by August Fetich V V w w w w wwafwt S i Normal. Miss Maude Beach has the that the raiu« btUi of last week's inci­ lor a good many year«, will soon depart honor of having suggested the name with his family, for Montague, Cal., which was adopted by the faculty. O. dent was the breaking of a showcase, where he has b. en stationed. Mrs, Rot- and not a poker game, as was common Iv B. Tout as the editor and F. C, Easter ermund’s mother, Mrs. J. B. Paddock, I reported. the business manager. will assist them in getting aet I led in their new home. John King, a railway mail clerk, was This School is Now Under State Control. thrown out of the mail wagon at Ash­ Is the Largest and Most Progressive School in Southern Oregon. yjISS DOBSON', After my long and serious Hine«,. I New Luihlinga. new apparatus and fixture-, line pampas, healthfal l |>er term ; music » > and flo |>er term I . ird at hall »l.<.\ and lodging oc striking the brake as he fell, and tbe VOCAL ANO PIANO MUSIC. tion to business, I very rrs|>ectiully ask hind wheel passing over hia face. A per wee., students furnishing l>ed clothing, family Is.ard o and »i. for and shall try to merit a fair share of »125 poys I‘U erpriuu for oar .yra.-’« •rh.r,hnrte«t and most thorough route to a **tate certificate, i- the normal course. Re in the course of a few hours he was vietr cla rcm for teacher!* throughout the year Studio at Mrs. Pigney'a Tuesdays and able to move around. He left for his ■ For catalogue or information, address Quick delivery The Weekly Oregonian Fridays. | home in San Francisco on Monday. W. T. VAN 8C0Y, President. Ashland, Oregon. say- . - ■■---------- I>r. Flanagan. Resident 1 »enlist. i Swr Bike’« ad this ueek. £gge 27'._. cent« at Wada’s, bhoet re paired at Hackett’s. C. St Louis for wau-h repairing Whips. 10c to $2.50 at UackeU'e. Wads ha* choice Butter at 50c per re II. Pike guarantees Lowest Prices on < irais seeds. Choice Cranberries 10c a quart at Pike’s Harness of all Kinds, Grades and Prices at Hackett’s. Fresh stock of Clover, Alfalfa anti Tim­ othy seed at Wade’s. Take your shoes to Hackett for good work and right prices. W a can furnish work for one man on Courier subscription. Pike’s Cash Grocery personal White House Grocery. Columbia GARLAND STEEL RANGES and STOVES Cramer Bros Ship Ahoy! Just in—the Finest and Most Delicious things in (Ians, Jugs and Jars. If your appetite needs whetting, just come in. Summer markets are at your service all the year ’rouud—the choicest vegetables, fruits, preserves, meats etc. A big stock selling right at low prices. Canned Corn, ioc. and I2>ic. Canned Tomatoes roc and i2>ic. String Beans ioc. a can. Peas ioc. a can. Canned Asparagus 30c. Canned Hulled Corn 20c. Canned Pumpkin 15c Canned Pork and beans ioc, 15c and 20c. Canued Boston Baked Beans 20c. Canued Kidney Beans ioc. Canned Soups, different kinds. Canned l’iueapple 15c to 30c. Canned Peaches 15c. Canned Plums 15c. Canned Blackberries 15c Canned Apricots 15c. Canned Bartlett Pears 20c. And many other good things in Come to Our Store tor the Good Things “COPPP BICYCLE ECONOMY Top Coat Devotees have learned to look to us for all that's ultra-fashionable, ex­ clusive, distinctly new yet many notches lower in price than the custom tailor. Have a look at our 4* top notch" variety. THE ÇRE5QENT Southern Oregon Stale Normal School. Calhoun Grocery Go. Death Lurks in Drugs.... P. H. Harth & Son. BARGAINS AT R. L COE & CO.’S If not handled by an exper i enced pharmacist. You may l>e assured of good results if you have your prescriptions compounded here. SIXTH S1REET w BIG BUILDING SALE ‘•4 Children's Rubbers, all sizes.................................................... 20c Ladies’-Rubbers............................................. 25, 35 and 50c Ladies' Extra Heavy Fleeced Underwear - - - 35c This Number is as Heavy and Warm as those I sually Sold at no cents. Misses’ and Childrens Extra Heavy Fleeced in DRAW­ ERS. PANTS and VESTS for BOYS, MISSES and CHILDREN. Best value we have ever shown. - - 35c Wall Paper, entire stock at reduction of 25 per cent. New Stock of Trunks. New Stock of Valises. New Stock of Telescopes. Big Big Big Big Stock of Lace Curtains. Stock of Portier Curtains. Stock of Wool Blankets from $3 to $15. Stock of Cotton Blankets. UNDER WI£AR: We have over 200 Dozen Ladies', Mens’ and Children s Underwear and are offering the Best Values to be found in the country. Don't miss them. JUST I etnei Children's Jackets, Capes and Collaretts- Lctclies’ Largest Line Ever Shown in this City.