%
Fresh Vsgerables at Wa le’s.
Bicycles so I* I on insialnienls a. Cramor
Bros
Take your shoe* to Hackett fur good
Dr. Flanagan
work and right prices.
Keaident Oential.
I Wool wanted on subscription at the
sliuee repaired at Hackett’».
' Col miss office
C. tNLouia for watch repairing.
Apple and Prune tie. s for 5c each al
the Riverside Nuieery.
M hips, 10c to $2.50 at Hackett’».
RAMBLERS High grade Bicycles $40
Choice Seed Corn at Pikes Grocery.
Quality and aalUlaclion Guaranteed I ' Hair Kiddie Hardware Or.
Every thing for the Cyclist, a full
at Pike’s.
Fancy Creamery and Dairy Butter at I assortment of Sundries and repairs. T.
’ A. H ood A Co.
Wade'a.
If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike's j IMmocratic aud populist county con-
‘ veutiuns will meet on Saturday in
Cash Grocry.
' Grau is 1‘ass.
Harness of all Kinds, Grades and
A first class line ot goods always on
Prices at Hackett's.
J hand al Pike's, you will be pleased if
Garden ceeds, Grass Seeds, Cypress
: you buy your Grocries ol him.
Seed, etc., at Pike's.
local Capponino®
Sometimes tastes so much better
than that which you get at home—
but not if you have been using our
celebrated
Royal Gem
Sun Dried Tea
it young leaf and dried with the greatest care. It is one of
th« b: auds upon which Uncle Sant has placed no conditions of admis-
sion. It is like our celebrated
English Breakfast Tea
and Roast Coffees- -hard to beat
Our Climax Coffee is an excellent breakfast beverage, 4 pounds for
Our O. B. is a little better at 30c.
D LJ C DV PHOTOGRAPHER
L.
Jewell still
still pays
pays < cash for
u L-
L. Jewell
1 n I LJ I Opp. Court House. Gold Dust at the old stand.
Go to Hair—Fiddle Hardware Co. for
RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive
We invire you to get a sample of this Coffee for comparison with so-called Wagoue, Hacks and Buggies.
! “style" of their own. See the samples
Mo.'lia and Java al a higher price.
Closing out some of my fruit trees for
Hair Riddle Hardware Cos Store
- each
l at . the Riverside
----- The Nursery.
price is $40.
$ II you prefer the very finest Coffee to be had ask for Chase & San 5c
G. l'heby, photographer, is now pre-
borns celebrated Seal Brand Mocha and Java to be had only at the
HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by
pared to furnish a 16x20 crayon portrait
Cramer Bros.
with each dozen photos.
A dancing party will be given at Rose
A car of Hacks and Buggies just re
ball on Applegate, on Friday, May 4.
ceived by Hair—Riddle Hardware Co.
Mrs. A. S. Rosenbaum ot Wolf Creek
All ticket order agencies for other
was the lucky holder of ticket No. 17,
railroad lines have been withdrawn, aud
which drew the plow at Cramer Bros.
all eastern tickets sre now sold at the
All kinds of BICYCLE REPAIRING and
local 8. I*, railroad otl.ee.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES at Cramer Broe.
The H. F. Rates Comedy Co gave two
"RAMBLERS are Strangers to repair
entertainments al the opera bouse this
Patton’s Sun Proof, guaranteed house
week. We are informed that the attend
All the late things in Dress Goods.
ance was somewhat meagre.
R O. McCgoexv
Fur Hats, Wool Hats, Crash Hats,
If you intend to buy a real neat, sty
Straw Hats. For Men and Boys.
lish hat, at a moderate price, you will
R. O. McCuosxr.
surely miss it if you do not call at Miss
A
complete
and
carefully
selected line
Sadis Clevenger’s at P. O. Store.
of paints, oils, glass, putty and all pain*,
HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by
era’ supplies at the National Drug Store.
Cramer Broe.
While lead, strictly p ire, $8 50 per 100
New wheels now here and more coin-
pounds. At the National Drug Sture.
ig. Five good lines to choose from,
Dr. W. F. Kremer, prepr.
come and see them T. A. Hood A Co.
All the new things in l'ully Collar and
Don't buy Dried Fruit until yon see
Pulley Belt Rigs and Buckles
1’ike'e Display and get bis prices, Quau-
R. O M c C uosky .
tity and Quality always considered.
WANTED—Second band Bicycles, at
Another big arrival of white shirt
Cramer Bros
waists in all the new make ups. Oue
Granges, famous and Dales at Wade's.
door north ol Bank. R. O. McCrosky.
Silk Waists in sll the newes. shades
Chae. Wimer of Waldo is now operat
ing a hack line between Grants Pass and patterns. R. O. McCrusky.
The clerk’s office will be open on
and Waldo, making three tripe a week.
Monday and Thursday evenings from
.'RAMBLERS last"; price $40.
seven till eight o’clock for the purpose
Shops.” High grade Bicycles, $40. llxir-
ol registering voters.
Riddle Hardware Co.
Abuut 170 . votes were cast in the
P. H. Hurth has been chosen as one
democratic primaries held in Jackson
ol
the
eight
delegatee
from
Oregon
to
^Vnol
>Ì|| I pun *1» I
I c
<?tl
vilie Saturday. Quite a number of them
I the General Aesembly of the l'resby-
were thrown by republicans and others
. tnian church which meets at St. Louis,
not entitled to do so, and whisky flowed
Mo., on May 17.
like water for several hours.—Jackson
E. E. Redfield closed out L ib jewelry ville Times.
business last week and ib now enjoy iag
Straw, clean straw, bright clean straw,
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
a vacation. He expects to spend a con-
straw for carpets, stiaw for beds, straw-
REPAIRING.
siderable portion of the coming summer
tor hens' nests, straw for cows to sleep
in the mountains.
on. You can get all the straw you want
The thirteenth annual convention of from Scott Griffin lor 40 cents a bale.
Oregon Christian Endeavors will be held The drug stores do not keep straw,
in Albany May 25, 26 and 27, 1900. Re clothing ur dry goods stores do not ban
duced rates will be secured on the rail die straw, neither does the bank or the
roads for those desiring to attend.
hotels. There are places you can call
A Big Line of up-to-date Shoes !• -r for a glass with a straw io it, but Scott
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, A Griffin's is the only place you can gut
guarantee goes with every shoe.
straw at 40 cents a bale; also hay and
R. 0. M c C boskv .
feed of all kinds.
This evening, (Wednesday: the ladies
HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by
ol Bethany Presbyterian church give a Cramer Bros.
fl t are
dime six-iai in the church parlors, to
The proceeds of the grand ball which
which all are invited. Two special will be given at the armory on the eve
QUALITY HIGH PRICES LOW.
features of entertainment are tile light ning of May 1 will be applied for the
Come Early to get First Choice . .
mng drill and the soap bubble contest. purchase of a new drum for the use of
A pleasant time is guaranteed to all who the company. The winding of the may
attend.
pole, taking the place of the grand
HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by march, will be a novel and pleasiug
Cramer Bros.
feature of the occasion. A pole, reach
A Washington, I). C„ dispatch dated ing from floor to ceiling, will be set up
April 18, says: “H. B. Miller, of Eu in the center of the ball. After the
gene, recently appointed consul to exercise of winding is completed, the
('bung King. China, is in Washington maypole will be removed and the danc
conferring with the state department ing will proceed. Tickets $1 ; spectators
and preparing for bis new duties. He 25c. both
including refreshments.
expects to sail for China about May 11.” Music will be rendered by ¡«inaree's
In McClure's magazine for May, Pro orchestra.
lessor Simon Newcomb will write of the
■ THE NATION'S PI<IDE.
total solar eclipse that is to occur on
The Standard hewing Machine, The
May 28, telling where and to what de
Rotary, Excels all others. It has the
gree it will be visible and wbat astrono
largest bobbin, manes 300 stitches while
mers hope to learu from it. He will al
others make 200. It requires only one-
so give an account of the important I
■ hall the strength to mu it that others do.
thin"« that have been learned from pre
Prices ranging from $'.’5 to $75. Cash
vious eclipses, The article will be fully ] or installment. For further particulars
call at the office of Joseph Moss.
illustrated.
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.
Sixth Street, Opposite P. O,
s
Cramer Bros
We are showing a line of
Ladies’ Shirt Waists....
IN WHITE AM) COLORS
Tha
BARGATNS.
THE NEW VARIETY STORE.
Hammocks, 65c
New Shoes for Tender feet
3 for 5c
4 for 5e
Oranges,
Lemons,
Summer Hats Cheap and Comfortable
—At the-
New York Racket Store
Cemtog Fvsnts
L
personal
April 26— High school curaniencemeut
exercises at opeia house.
April 27—tbicbeu pie supper al I. O O.
F. hall.
April 2.4 -Democratic
and pupulht
county conventions.
April 28—Easter aortal at Booth's build
ing un Front street.
May I—Grand Mayday ball at Armory
hall.
May 1- Ward conventions.
May 2—City convention.
May 7—City election.
May 15— Registration closes.
May 16 and 17—County Sunday school
cun vention.
May 28— Eclipse of the sun.
June 4—State end county elections.
H im Maud Kretuer return»! Iiotn
Portland 011 Thursday, lor a visit at
home.
Mr». J. 8 Wmdell Wit on Thursday
luoruiug for Halse, to visit with her
sister and chi'dren.
A. J Johnson of Astoria, government
botanist, .pent a few days iu Josephine
county last week.
W. J. Rogers, who has been located
at Wulf Creek (or several months past,
is visiting Grants Pass this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Case, of Waterloo,
Iowa, and C. D. Cass of Sumner, Iowa,
arrived here Friday lor a few weeks
stay.
C. Y. Miller, the ''man who lived in a
log" uear Swede Basin, visited Grsnts
Pass this week, preliminary to a pros
pecting tour.
Mrs. Geo. C. Calhoun arrived Wednes
day evening from Ashland, where she
had visited for a few days on her return
from San Francisco.
Mrs. R. A. Booth, of Grants Pass, and
Miss Lucy I.aRaul, who have lieen visit
ing here a few days, have gone to Garden
valley.—Roseburg Review.
Hon. Jas. M. Berry. Kvq. representing
Armour A Co. So. Omaha epeat several
days in this metropolis last week in the
interests of his company. He left on
Saturday evening (or Portland.
Rev. D. T. Summerville leP. on Friday
evening for Evanston, 111., where he
wiii atkaid the general conference
which will convene at that place. He
remaied over Sunday at Roseburg.
Native Suns uf Oregon.
Thomas Croxton cabin No. 29, Native
80ns ol Oregon, was Instituted in Grants
Pass on Tuesday evening by Grand
President Blummmr, with 22 members
present. The following officers were in-
> tai led: Pre«., E. E. Dunbar; p p,
R. K M Milgomery; 1st v p.. R. ti.
Smith ; 2nd V. p.. J. A. Blew ; 3rd V. p.,
Clarence i'urdoin; r s., E. W Kuyken
dall; f.
E 11. Lister; trees, J. A.
Jennings; I us wee, C.
—, A.
phlett, L. L Jennings, in., C. C- Pres
ley; I. g , Waller Harmon; o. g, Clyde
Hockett.
FOR SALE.
120 acres of placer ground with water
right and flume, and house. Water
right affords water only for about three
For Hai».
One wagon, al moat new, 3la epindle, or foar months in tke year. Ground
from three to twenty feet deep, very lit
3-inch tire and good wagon bedialso
tle
rock. l'ays from the surface down.
two horses Wagon may be seen at
Will sell or trade for city property.
Harry Smith's shop.
llcxav llt'cx.
See Joseph Mose, the Real Estate Agt.
MARRIED
KEENAN—BARROWS—At ths New
man M. E. parsonage, on Sunday eve
ning April 22. Mr. J. D. Keenan and
Mrs. Catharine Harrows both of this
city, Rev. N. F. Jenkins officiating
BANKS—SHADE In
Grants Pass,
Thursday. April 19, 1900, Bert F.
Banks and Mrs. A. J. Shade, Robt.
l^alie officiating
Joscphlee County Maps
The official map of Josephine county
can be had at the Couxiga office at re
duced prices. Folding pocket map, $1;
wall maps in colors, $3.50 Call and get
oue.
Look at your Face.
Aud see i! it is reflecting health or
disease Karl's Clover Root Tea beau
DIED.
tifies the face and complexion, and as
sures perfect health. All druggists, 26c.
MOON—In Gold Hill, Tntirsday, April
and 50c. Money refunded if results are
HI, 1900 A. S. Moon, aged 70 years.
not satisfactory.
2
COLVIN—In Grants Paas, Monday, April
23. 1900, o( inflammatory rheumatism,
Blds Wanted.
Willie Colvin, aged 16 yeara, 4 months
Bids will be received by J.T. Layton
and 16 days.
The deceased was the yeungest son cl for the election of an addition to Hotel
Mrs. Emma Colvin of this city. He Layton per plans and apeciflcations now
was born in Scotia, Neb. and had lived in the office of the hotel. Bids will be
here abeut 12 years. He was a very opened at 7 o'clock p. in. the 1st day of
bright and capable boy, and, as a May, 1900. The right is reserved to re
J. T. L avtox .
worker waa faithlul, efficient and con ject any or all bids.
scientious in a very unusual degree for
BATH CABINETS.
one of hie age. The funeral services
were conducted at the Presbyterian
We all must bathe, and as our best
church on Tuesday a*tern<>OB by Roy. C. authorities and doctors claim that Turk
W. Hays, the house being tilled by the ish Hot Air and Vapor Baths aro so
many attending friends.
much better for cleauliness and health
Judge If. L. Benson of Klamath Falls
has been occupying the bench during the
past week in the absence of Judge Han
us. Mr. Benson will deliver the address
at the commencement exercises on
Thursday evening.
C. O. Pearson and his sister, Miss
Clara Pearson o» Fairmont, Ind , spent
Saturday visiting in Grants Pass. Mr.
Pearson was formerly wight operator
at the de|>ot here and is now located at
Riddles.
E. C. l'entlami returned to Gold Hill
Thursday after completing his write up
UNDERTAKERS
of Grants l'ass aud vicinity for the
EMBALMERS
PurtlandTelegram. He secured a photo
graph of a plate full of* nuggets at
Jewell's, which appears in Saturday’s Ofllce on 6th St. oppo. Court House.
Telegram.
Residence North 7th St.
Sentence was passed on John Hall
GRANTS PASS,OR
Wednesday slid a tine of $500 was im
posed.
A mass nieetiug will be held this
evening, Wednesday, at the city hall to
decide whether or not we shall have a
street sprinkler.
News has been received here of the
death of an old resident and well-known
citixen of this county, Mr Daly, at hi*
home near Kerbyville.
Dr. Meyers A Co., the celebrated
English and German apeciallata, are
here and are exhibiting an imposing ar-
ray of casts, illustrative of the various
diseases ol which they make a specialty.
"Cyclone" Davis, the celebrated
orator, delivered an address at the
Armory, on
Wednesday afternoon.
Simultaneously with hie visit, the
weather became wintry and cold, with
wind ill fitful gusts. Whether or not
the coincidence has significance, we are
unable to state, but such are the very
appareut facts.
HOLMAN & SON.
STOVE WOOD ANY AMOUNT.
Ix>w prices—Prompt delivery. Leave
orders at Marble Shop.
Strayed or Rolen
from my place Friday night, March 30, a
7 year-old bay mare with bald face, four
white feet and the left eye gla«e, a small
amount of grey in tail. Finder notify
I>. A i . kxaniixh ,
Sheriff Lister or
Grants Pase, Ore
and cost no more than soap and water,
would it not he well to adopt them?
This is simply the common sense princi
ple for eliminating lb* poisons that have
accumulated in the system.
Prices from $4 to $12.
Josxrn Moss, Agt.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet«.
AII druggist* refund money if it fail® to cure.
E. W. Grove’s signature on eaery l»ox. 25c
Your
High Art Clothing.
Not throv n together to produce
a suit at a price; not made of
cloth as thin as paper. We have
seen advertisements on prrwmably
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
HIGH AKT CLOTHING
made by Schloss Bros..Baltimore,
Nd., 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 assertions and convince
yourself.
Yours truly,
M ISS KATE CARY,
INSTRUCTOR OF
VOCAL ANI» TI ANO MUSI«.’,
MAKES
BREAKFAST
GOOD.
It is a source of pleasure to
the housewife to know that
her family has been furnished
with a well cooked and nour
ishing breakfast before going
to work or study.
Our Fresh Eggs,
Sweet Rutter 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 Coflfee Sale, dur
ing which time we will give
free of charge one-half pound
of high grade coflfee 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.
Calhoun
Grocery
Co.
Chicago
Bakery
For Bread, Pies,
Cookies, Etc.
Brsad. per loaf...............................
Cookies, per doz ..........................
Doughnuts, per dos.......................
Mince Pies, each ..........................
Apple Pies, each.............................
JOS. SHASKA. prop».
Two doors cast e( Thomas*.
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and Delirai)
HRANTS PASH. OREGON.
P. II. IIAKTIl & SON
I. prepared to receives limitednuinlier al
pupils. Studio st Mn. It- K. Montgomery's
I’. S.—Better value for the same money, or the same value for
less money.
THE BIG STORE
»
P NGREE & SMITH Shoe
&
r
Gloria Shoe, for Ladies,
» ♦
I
These Shoes
Hand Turned
and Welt,
are Equal in
$3.50
Governor Shoe, for Men, - - 4.00
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 $1.60;
Elegant display of Men’s Ties; Ladies’ and Children's Hats.
>
IFt. L. COE &> CO.
It will Pay You to See Our Window Display
5C
10u
10c
15c
lOo
The Big Store.