local toappcninös
Dr. Fltnagwn,
Resident Dentist.
Sometimes tastes so much better
than that which you get at home—
but not if yuu have been using our
celebrated
►hoes repaired at Hackett's.
C. St Louis for watch repairing
Whips, 10 to $2.50 at Hackett's.
Choice Seed Corn at Pikes Grocery.
Quality and satisfaction Guaranteed
at Pike’s.
Royal Gem
Fancy Crwmery and Dairy Butter at
Sun Dried
W ade's.
the finest young leaf and dried with the greatest care. It is one of fleering Mowers and Hay Rakes at
the brands upon which Uncle Sam has placed no conditions of admis­ Cramer Bros.
If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike's
sion. It is like our celebrated
Ca«h Grocry.
Breakfast
Harness of all Kinds, Grade* and
Prices at Hackett’s.
Coffl’CS—hard to beat
Our Climax Coffee is au excellent breakfast beverage. 4 pouuds for Garden Seeds, Grass Seeds, Cypress
Seed, etc., at Pike's.
Tea
English
$1.
Tea
and Roast
Our O. B. is a little better at 30c.
DIJ CDV photographer
r fl L. 13 I
Opp. Court House.
We invite you to get a sample of this Coffee for comparison with so-called
Mo ha and Java at a higher price.
II you prefer the
borns celebrated Seal
Go to Hair—Piddle Hardware Co. for
very finest Coffee to be had ask for Chase & San­ Wagons, Ila. ks sad Buggies.
Brand Mocha and Java to tie had only at the
Closing out some of my fruit trees for
5ceach at th» Riverside Nursery.
Judge Hanna arrived Sunday evening
and opened circuit court on Monday.
All kinds of BICYCLE REPAIRING and
Sixth Street,
O. BICYCLE
SUNDRIES al Cramer Bros.
i The commencement exercises ol the
Grants Pass High school will be held on
the 26lh. There are 13 members iu the
graduating class.
! • RAMBLERS are Strangers to repair
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.
Opposite P.
Patton’s Sun Proof, guaranteed house
All the late things in Dress Goods.
R O. M c C moskv
If you intend to buy a real neat, stv-
I lish hat, at a moderate price, you will
surely miss it if yeu do not call at Mita
'adie Clevenger’s at 1‘. O. Store.
New wheels now l.ere and more com­
ing. Five good lines to choose iroui,
comg and see them. T. A. Hood A(_’o<
Anol lia * i
Cramer Bros
BICYCLES.
ODD FELLOWS
BLOCK.
REPAIRING
We are showing a line of
Ladies' Shirt Waists....
IN WHITE AND COLORS
BARGAINS.
QUALITY HIGH—PRICES LOW
Conte Early to get First Choice .’.
THE NEW VARIETY STORE.
Buy One of Our Hats
- - and - -
wr
— Enjoy the Summer
1500 to Choose From
Gents’ Crash Ilats,
-
-
-
Straw Ilats, all Designs and Prices, from
—At the—
25c
5c up
New York Racket Store
lkm’t buy Dried Fruit until you see
Pike's Displav and get bis prices. Quan­
tity and Quality always considered.
Another big arrival ef white shirt
waists in all the new make lips. One
door north of Bank. R. O. McCrosky,
R. Thomas will give away a valuable
couch on June 1. He gives a ticket
with each $2.50 worth of goods pur­
chased and one of these tickets take*
the prixe.
Red Top Clover seed, Utah recleantd
Alfalfa seed, Timothy seed, Willamette
Valiev Tame cheat seed, Wiuter Oats
aud Wheat at Scott Griffin's
.’RAMBLERS last”; price $40.
Shops.” High grade Bicycles, $40. Hair-
Riddle Hardware Co.
Last Wednesday noon the $1500 resi­
dence of James McDonough near l’olo
burned to the ground, only a few clothes
and some bedding being saved. A de­
fective flue was the cause of the fire.
There was no insurance.
Gov. Bob Taylor of Tennessee, one of
the most unique, humorous and eloquent
lecturers in America, will lecture under
the auspices of the Southern Oregon nor­
mal school, April 23d, at the Chautau-
qua taliernacle, Ashland.
Rain. Yes, this is a line, late ran.
Good farmers are busy towing barley.
Scott Griffin has the best seed Barley.
A little seed and a little .work just new
will prove a fine investment. Remem­
ber Seott Griffin has Barley, Seed Bar­
ley, the Best Barley that grows.
Patton’s San Proof I'amt lasts and is
guaranteed. Sold at $1.60 per gallon.
Cratuer Bros.
x
We receitvl ’his week from D. A.
Curds, some samples of pine needle bon­
bons, one ol the products of the pine
needle industry. Their taste is pleasant
and they are strongly recommended for
coughs, hoarseness and kindred ail­
ments, the balsam of the pine having
well known medicinal qualities in this
I direction.
Last Saturday, the handsomely decor-
J ated Oliver plow was given away by
Cramer Bro»., a number of the ticket
holders being present.. The duplicate
tickets were
shuffled.
tossed and
l thoroughly mixed together and Hvnty
| Rue li, previously blindfolded, put forth
i his band and drew the fateful number.
Ticket No. 17 was drawn.
The lucky
i bolder has not yet been discovered
Fresh Vegetables at Wade's.
Bicycles sold o:i in*i al merits a < um«
Bru*
Take vonr »hues to Hackett fur good
work and tight pnora.
Wood wau'ed on »ulsa— ipuoti at the
On a ¡XX office.
Apple and Prune trees for Sc each a I
the Riverside Nsi'sery.
RAMBLERS High grade Bicycles $40
Hair Riddle Hsufware Co.
W. H. Merritt nas been appointed as
delegate to the populikt national con­
vention.
Rev. N. F. Jenkins is a candidate for
presidential elector on the prohibition
ticket.
Every thing for the Cycliht, a full
assortment of Sundries and repairs. T.
A Hood A Co.
A first class line ot goods always on
hand at Pike’s, you will ba pleased if
you buy your Grocries of him.
L. L. Jewell still pays cash for
Gold Dust at the old stand.
RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive
•'style” of their own. See the samples
at Hair-Riddle Hardware ’Co's Store
The price is $-*<».
The Marion county populis's have
nominated J. A. Jeffrey, formerly dis
trict attorney for the Fourth judicial
district, as a representative.
At the congressional convention Tues­
day Thomas 11. Tongue was nominated
on the first ballot with 93 votes; Gatcb,
27; Hewitt, 14; Brownell. 17 and Carter,
11.
If yon want Redfield to fix your watch
bring it aruund right away, as he will
c’ose out his jewelry business inside the
next few weeks.
.
G. l’beby, photographer, ia now pre­
pared to furnish a 16x20 crayon portiail
with each doxen photos.
"There is no other man who would
attempt such daring departures front the
conventional as Bob I’aylor makes with
such distingaislied success.”—Meniyibia
Commercial. At Ashland, April 23d.
A car of Hacks and Buggies just re­
ceived by Hair—Riddle Hardware Co.
All ticket order agencies for other
railroad lines have been withdrawn, and
all eastern tickets are now sold at the
local S. P. railroad office.
Fur Hats, Wool Hats, Crash Hats,
Straw Hats. For Men and Boys.
R. O. M c C kohkv .
Cramer Bru«. BICYCLE HOSPITAL is
the place to have a sick wheel made
whole.
A complete and carefully selected line
of paints, oils, glass, putty and all pain*
er«' supplies at the .National Drug Store.
White lead, strictly pure, $8 50 per 100
pounds. At the National Drug Store
Dr. W. F. Kremer, prepr.
The following named teachers were
granted certificates at the teachers' ex­
amination held here last week: Mrs.
Lily Whipple, of Waldo; Miass Maggie
Hanseth, o( Allbouse, Leonard G. Mas­
ter«, of Dryden; Miss Eva M. Barrett
and Miss Lily Pence.
At the republican slate convention
held In Portland last week, C. E. Wol­
verton of Linn county was nominated
for supreme judge and
11. Watson of
Ashland for district attorney for the
Fourth judicial district. R. A. Booth
was nominated at joint senator.
All the new things in fully Collar and
Pulley Belt Rigs ami Buckles
R. O M c C rohky .
Typewriter paper at the C ovkixk
office.
A car load of 12 inch water pi pe ar-
rived here last week for the water com­
pany, who are making preparations fora
considerable improvement in the water
system. They have taken up the four
inch main on Front street and replaced
it with six inch pipe.
The Easter exercises at the Presby­
terian church on Sunday evening were
well attended and thoroughly enjoyed
by the audience. The exercises were
conducted principally by the Junior C.
E. society, and were rendered in a man
tier that reflected great credit both on
the participants and their instructors.
The music by the choir was exception­
ally good and was appreciated tolls i
fnllest extent. Very pretty decorations
i with vines and flowers added greatly to
| the attractiveness of th* occasi in.
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personal
Mr*. I. D Itayee of Kerby was in
toen Wedne-day.
Judge It I Benson of Klamath Faile
ie in town this week.
J. K Harvey returned un Wednesday
from a visit to Chicago.
Mr«. Margaret Root left for Dee
Mofnee, Iowa. Monday evening to re­
main.
J. E. Ryan, the mining expert, left on
leal Wedueeday evening for the Kaat.
He goee by way ot St. Paul.
County Superintendent J. D. Itayee
was in from Kerby laat week attending
to the tear here' examination.
A. B. Cornell, uigbt operator at the
uepot, left Thursday io company with hie
wife and mother, for a visit at New­
burg.
Miea ftha Cheadle cam« down Satur
day from her Evan« creek school, to
visit friends snd to epend Easter 'unday
at Granta Paas.
Mrs. David John, of Williams, who
has been vi«itiiig with Mre. J. W.
Howard for some time past, returned
home on Thursday'a stage.
Mrs Belle Huden of Kerby spent sev­
eral days in Grants Paas last week. She
begau li«r school in Kerby on Monday
for an additional three mouth* term.
A. B. C Denniston, ot Portland, city
passenger and ticket agent for ilie
Great Northern, spent Thursday and
Fiiday in Granta Pass iu the interests of
his company.
August Meyer lias sold bis fruit ranch
on llm Wtlderville road, about five
miles from town and left on Monday
evening for Florida, to engage in fruit
culture in that sunny clime.
Attorney Ralph E. Moody aud Mr.
Morris, of the firm of Morris A
Whitehead of Portland, weie in Grants
Pass Monday on business connected
with the Granta Paas New Waler Light
and Power Co.
W G. Wright, ths Granta Paas assay-
er, was iu our city during the week. Mr.
Wright was in quest of platinum, which
ia in great demand lor electric lighting
purposes. He will spend some time in
visiting places where platinum is ob­
tained.—Crescent City Record.
Kastsr Boclal.
Ou Saturday night next ths ladies’ ba-
saar of St. Ann’s church will givs a so
viable preliminary to their grand baxaar
which cannot be held until the end of
May. Confectionery, ice cream and sup­
per will be served and the evening spent
in social intercourse. The voting for the
ladies' gold watch, and for the pistol wdl
come off and the suoceesful candidates
receive their priiee. The coutesls prom­
ise to he extremtly spirited sad all the
frisads of the candidates are sure to be
on hand in force. All are invited 'o the
sociable.
Hawthorne Ixxlge D. of H. will give
an ice eream social at the Workmen'•
hall, Friday evening, the 20th. Admis­
sion 15 cents.
One of the Jape employed on a section
north of here fell off a hand car Satur
day. being a new man and not under­
standing the combination, and was
quite
severely
injured.
He was
brought to Grants Pass for repaiis and
returned on Monday.
A novel feature of the dance to be given
by Company II. at the Armory on May
1, will be the winding of the may pole,
io take the place of the (ran i march,
After tliis, the may. pole will be taken
down and the dancing will Droceed.
l>eniaree'e orcherstra has been engaged
to furnish the music.
MARRIED
County Bunday Behool Cenveniloa.
The attention of all Sunday School
workers U called to the tact that Grant*
Pat* ie arranging for a muet intereating
convention on May liilh and 17th. Dei-
rgatee are cipecud Iron: every Sunday
School in the county, and speakers will
beta attendance from Ashland, Sal«ni
and Portland.
All who are in «rested in Sunday
School work are requested to remember
the dales, and arrange to come and en­
joy the convention.
City Election
The annual election ot officers for the
city will occur on the first Monday of
next month, and every one seems to
have forgotten it. It is high time that
tho citixens began to try to decide who
they want for city officers and who they
do not want. The air is full of national,
state and county politics, but oar city
government is no less important to us
and must tie remembered.
FOR SALE.
120 acres of placer ground with water
right and flume, and house. Water
right affords water only for about three
or lour months in the year. Ground
Iroru three to twenty feet deep, very lit
lie rock. Pays from the surface down.
Will sell or trade lor city property.
See Joeepli Mose, the Real Estate Agt.
WANTED -Second hand Bicycles, at
Cramer Bros
PRACHT — PATRICK — In Athland,
Circuit Court.
Tuesday April 10, UM». Wm. B.
Pracht and Mita Helen L. Patrick,
Circuit court convened Monday. A.
Juetice Milton Berry otticiatiug.
H. Carson and Henry York were given
decisions in their respective suits. Fred
DIED.
HECKATHORN — Near Eagle Point, Tipton was arraigned for the larceny of a
April 7, 1900, George W. Heckatborn, suit of clothes from a dwelling, plead
guilty and was sentenced to two month’s
aged 61 years.
DORWIN—In Granta Paes, Tuesday, imprisonment in the county jail. The
April 17. 1900, infant son of G. W. trial of Wilkins for larceny ie progress­
Durwin, aged 1 month.
ing today, Wednesday.
WILLIAMS—At Billard,Ore., March 30,
1IM», ot dropsy, Emil Golden Williame,
BATH CABINETS.
aged <1 years.
We all must bathe, and as our best
The deceased was the son ot Mr. and
Mre Chau Williams, formerly residents authorities and doctors claim that Turk­
ish Hot Air and Vapor Baths are .«o
of Grants Psss.
MILLER—In Gold Hill, April 15, 1900, much better tor cleanliness and health
and cost no more than soap and water,
Benj Miller, aged 68 years.
would it not be well to auopt them?
Thia is simply the common sense princi­
SON,
ple for eliminating the poisons that have
accumulated in the system.
UNDERTAKERS
Prices from $4 to 012.
Joexrii Mons, Agt.
EMBALM ERS
MAKES
BREAKFAST
GOOD
It is a source of pleasure to
the housewife to know that
Iter family has been furnished
with a well cooked and nour­
ishing breakfast before going
to work or study.
Our Fresh Eggs,
Sweet Butter and
Delicious Coffee
supply the basis for the meal,
and you can depend on them
to please.
Commencing May 7th
for one week we are going to
have a special Coffee Sale, dur­
ing which time we will give
free of charge one-half pound
of high grade coffee with each
coffee sale.
We think we handle about
the best Coffees and want all
coffee drinkers to get acquaint­
ed with the quality we handle
and the prices we sell at.
HOLMAN &
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Oranges, Lemons and Dates at Wa Je’s.
Take t.aiative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Silk Waists in all the neaus. shades Office on «th St. oppo. Court Hous«.
Residence North 7th St.
A U druggists refund money If it fails to cure.
mid patterns. R. O. McCrosky.
K. W. Grove’ii signature on eAery box. 25c
GRANTS PASS, OR.
A Big Line of up-to-date Shoes for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children,
guarantee goes with every shoe
R. 0. M c C moskv .
Notice Thomas' ad. This is without
doubt the greatest slier ever made in
Southern Oregon, aud the Couch ie
really a beautiful piece of Furniture.
The clerk's office will be open on
Monday and Tburaday evenings from
seven till eight o’clock fer the purpose
of registering voters.
alhoun
Grocery
Co
Your
The Big Couch ’that we are going to
give away will be on exhibition in the
store from now on, and will be in the
window Saturday, the 21st. Take a look
at it. Thomas Cash Store.
The Native Daughters gave a very
pleasant social last Wednesday evening
at the A. O. U. W. hall. A very inter­
esting program was given, consisting
of well rendered musical numbers and
biographies ol prominent eurly pioneers
of southern Oregon Ths biography o
Margaret Tuffs, iu honor of wbem the
Grants Pass lodge ia nainiqi was read by
Miss Nell DePeatt. Mrs. H. C. Perkins
gave the biography ot her grandfather,
Elijali Bristow, the first white settler ol
Lane county. After the program, cof­
fee and cake were served and heartily
enjoyed.
The Choral Union social un Monday
evening, given on the event of the cloe-
of the season of 1899—1900, was well at­
tended by the members and tlieir friends
and the evening was ths occasion ol
seemingly universal enjoyment by all
present. A short musical program had
been prepared, consisting of vocal solos
by Mr. Geo. Cramer and Mra, Mangum,
a piano solo by Miss Belle Robinson and
choruses by the Choral Union. Ice
cream and cake were served at the con-
c'usion of the program and proved a ne
le it appreciable feature of entertainment
than llie other exercises.
The
Chicago
Bakery
.... High Art Clothing..
Not thrown together to produce
a suit at a price; not made of
cloth as thin as paper. We have
seen advertisements on presumably
good clothing below their actual
value. Well, what are they ?
We know—we have seen them,
and if you have bought them
you will know too, soon enough
(toyour sorrow). The kind of
clothing we want to sell you is
the famous
For Bread, Pies,
Cookies, Etc.
JOS. SHAJKA. props.
Two doora Mat of Thoma«’.
HIGH ART CLOTHING
made by Schloss Bros.,Baltimore,
Md., full weight, made of long,
finely-twisted yarns, both ways,
made by tailors who know how
and do make GOOD CLOTHING.
It costs you nothing to investigate our asseitions and convince
yourself.
Yours truly,
5c
10c
10c
16c
10c
Bread, per loaf.....................
Cookies, per ilox..................
Doughnut«, per dot ........
Mim« l’ies, each..................
Apple Pie«, each................
N. E. McGrew
*
Pioneer Truck and Delira)
GRANTS PASH. OREGON.
P. 11. HARTH & SON
P. S.—Better value for the same money, or the game value for
less money.
R. L. COE & C2
THIS BIG STORE
SMITH Shoes
Governor Shoe, for Men, - - 4.00
These Shoes
are Equal in
Style and Durability
to any
$5.00 Shoe
on the Market.
Ladies', Men's and Children’s Fine Shoes; Ladies’ Shirt Waists, Men's Shirts and Ties,
Ladies* Silk, Metalic and Pulley Belts; Men's Hats, Collars, Socks; Ladies’ Kid Gloves, all colors, $1 and $1.50;
Elegant display of Men's Ties; Ladies' and Children's Hats.
EL.
It will Pay You to See Our Window Display
X j .
COE &> CO. The
Big Store.