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Cutfee! Cutfee! Coffee!
j
Tea’ Tea’ Tea!
local
Beet, Good, Medium.
J
Fair and oumuion at price» that ran
not
be
duplicated
in
the
to
an
At
Pike
’
s.
Dr. Fi»na<au.
F M. Smith, uf the Victor Jr., «peat a
Resident Dentist.
tew days in town last week.
1 Freeh Vegetables at Wade's.
Shoes repaired at Hackett's.
Geo Floyd, 11 m popular hotel man of
Bwycles sold on in«'al munis at Cramer
I
Kerby, was visiting Grants Pass Ibis
Bsoa.
C. SiLouis for watch repairing
Sometimes tastes so much better
Take your shoes to Hackett for good week.
Whips, lik- to $2.&0 at Hackett's.
than that which you get at home—
D. F, Dot sou spent a day or two in
1
work
and right prices.
but not if you have been using our I Decline in Nails at F. H. Schmidt’».
Wood wanted on >ub»rriplion at the Grants Pass last week from I'reatun
Quality
and
»aliofacUon
Guaranteed
celebrated
Peak.
Cot MI KB office.
at Fike’s.
J. W. Howard came over from Kerby
Apple and Prune trues for 5c each at
I Fancy Creamery and Dairy Butter at
on Monday to spend a few days in
the Riverside Nursery.
Wade’s.
Buy yonr Nails ui F. H. bchiuidt, for Grants Paas.
Sun Dried
Drop in Price of lMcurated Dishes at
Rev. M. J. Hickey left on Wednesday
■ he is the lowest in town
the fiats' youn^ leaf and dried with the greatest care. It is one of Craiuer Bros
RAMBLERS. High grade Bicycles |40 morning for a visit te his parishioners ia
If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike’»
the brat, b upon which Uncle Sam has placed no conditions of admis
the Illinois valley.
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
Cash Grecry.
sion. It is like our celebrated
W J. Wmier of Waldo, waa in town
Patton’s Sun Proof Paint is guaranteed
HarneM of all Kiods, tirades and
■ for five years, aud told only by Cramer last week attending the ilemo-TBlic
English
Tea
Prices at Hackett's.
countv convention.
Bros.
liarden Seeds, Grass Seeds, Cyprett
and Roast
-hard to beat
Every thing for the Cyclist, a full , Henry Phillipa came over from Preston
Seed, etc., at Pike’s.
assortment of Sundries and repairs. T. t Peak last week to meet his family ea
Our Climax Coffee is. an excellent breakfast beverage, 4 pounds for
tbeir ralura from San Francisco.
DU CQV photck . raphek ' A. Hood A Co.
$t. Oui O. B. is a little better at 30c.
1 [1 IS LJ I Opp. Court Mouse.
Win. Light and family moved, in
A
first
ci»»s
line
ot
goods
always
on
Wa inviie you to gwt a sanipl. of this Coffee for comparison with so-called
Go to Hair—Piddle Hardware Co. for
| band at Pike’s, yeu will be pleaded if from Grave creek last week and will
Moeha and Java at a higher price.
Wagons, Hacks and Buggies.
reside during the summer ia town.
you buy your Grocries of him.
If you prefer the very finest Coffee to be bail ask for Chase & San
Flour, Feed, Hay, (»rain and Syrups,
L. L. Jewell still pays cash for ( A. Noltner, editor of the Portland Dis
at the Cabh Grocery of Pike's.
borns ce'ebrated Sea! Brand Mocha aud Java to be hid only at the
patch and one of the oldest newspaper
Gold Dust at the old stand.
ineu on the coast, spent a few dav a in
Closing out »Bute of my fruit trees for
RAMBLER Bicycles bava a distinctive Grants l‘»a« last week.
5ceach at the Riverside Nursery.
W. G Wright returned Wednesday
Secondhand wheel» taken as part “style” of their own. See the »ample«
on new wheels at Cramer Bros at Hair Riddle Hardware Co’« Store morning rrom his trip along the coast on
Sixth
1*. O. payment
The price i» $40.
his wheel, buying platinum for Baker A
HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by
G. Pbeby, photographer, is now pre- Son ol New York.
He came ia from
Cramer Bros.
pared to furnish a 10x20 crayon portrait Drain by rail.
W’e hive the right kind of flies, lines
with each dozen photo».
Harry Lewi« and family came up from
and poles for the present Ashing. Cra
A car of Hacks aud Buggies just re Gal ice last Friday. Mr. Lewd is the
mer Bros..
superintendent of the Rocky Gulch
All the late things in Drees Goods. ceived by Hair—Riddle Hardware Co.
Fur Hat?, Wool Hats, Crash Hats , mine, one of the most important by-
R O. M c C boskt
diaulic mines of the district. He
Two men were killed by the explosion Straw Hat?. For Men and Boys.
arrived in time to capture the nomi
R. O. M c C bohky .
of a boiler at the Booth-Kelley mill at
Quite a number of our young men went nation for sheriff in the democratic con
Coburg Wednesday morning.
vention on the following day.
Readers will take notice that the Ad ol to Gold Hill Tuesday to witness the
Mrs. Henry Phillip«, Mias Maud
iact*s
and
ball
game.
Gold
Hill
vs.
Med
Welch, the clothing merchant, again ap
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Phillipa
pear« in the columns of this |»aper, aud ford. The latter won, 17 to 10.
The south w indow at R. L. Cue A ( o’s arrived last Wednesday evening from
will be foutld on the first page.
-
was
very handsomely and appropriately San Francisco, on their return to Pres
The tlance given by Co. ‘ H” on Tues-
decorated
by J. A. Blew in honor of the ton Peak. The ladies will remain some
day evening was a financial as well as a
This is a cut of the
time in Grams Pass before going Io the
social succcsa.and a good sum was netted 81st anniversary of the order of Odd
mine. Mr. Ed Phillipa left on Friday
Fellows on Thursday of last week.
for the purchase of a drum
morning in company with D. E. Ikitsou
Hollar IL
A
complete
and
carefully
selected
line
You should buy groceries at Pike’s
for Preston Peak.
Cash Store. Schillings’ Raking Powder of paints, oils, glass, putty and all pain*
used on all DEERING IDEAL MOWERS. This with the BALL BEARINGS
Th« County Clerk.
era'
supplies
at
the
National
Drug
Store.
at a reduced price. Also most all other
White lead, strictly pure, $8 50 per 100
at other points, makes the New Deering Mower the lightest run
The office of county clerk ia one of the
goods at the Cash Grocery.
pounds. At the National Drug Store. moat important of the county otticea.
If you intend to buy a real neat, sty
ning and the Ixst machine on the market. Examine the running
Dr. W. F. Kremer, propr.
The clerk ha. more direct dealings with
lish hat, at a moderate price, you will
model set up at our corner.
surely miss it if you do
at Miss I Rambler Bicycleo are beconing more the great number of the people than
popular every day. Doni forget to look perhaps any other officer. It ia im
^adie Clevenger’s at P. d. Store.
at
the Ramblers when looking for a portant that be rhould be able to keep
HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold*by
wheel. Price |40. Hair—Kiddle Hdw. the county record« in a systematic, «ur«
Cramer Bros.
and business like manner. It is also
Co.
New wheels now here and more com
very important that lie should be
All
the
new
things
in
Pully
Collar
and
ing. Five good lines to choose iron),
accomodstiug end always ready to hslp
Pulley
Belt
Rigs
aud
Buckles
come and seeShein. T. A. Hood A Co.
or aesiet in exammining records or tn
R. O M c C bohky .
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
Don’t buy Dried Fruit until you see
other ways which occuis in his line.
Oranges,
Lemons
and
Dates
at
Wade
’
s.
GARLAND STOVES.
hardware .
Pike’s Display and get bis prices. Quan
Men are not plentiful who combine both
Silk Waists in ail the newes. shades these qualifications When ona is found
tity and Quality always considered.
Don’t forget the Ideals when looking and patterns. R. O. McCrosky.
who lias these qualities in connection
Are you going to do any painting this with integrity and general trustworthi
for a good, medium priced Bicycle. All
kinds for old and young, prices $*2Q, |25 year ? Get our color card and price». ness, he is a man to be appreciated.
Cramer Bros.
and |30. Hair Riddle Hardware Co.
Roy Bartlett is the moat satisfactory
The clerk’» office will be open on county clerk Josephine county ever had.
Chai. Brown, whose home is near
Grants Pass, had the serious misfortune Monday ami Thursday evenings from Ils has creditably tilled the position in
ol breaking his leg while working in the seven till eight o’clock for the purpose every way and the enure absence of
adverse criticism is very emphatically
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saw mill at Wolf Creek last week. He of registering voter?.
was brought to (»rants Pass, and is now
HARTFORDS lead them all. Sold by indicative of hi« ability and perfect fit
■less for the place.
at the City hotel.
Cramer Bru».
WHITE AND
Another big arrival of white shirt
Rambler» are establishing a good rep
The New Tourist Hleeping Cars
waists in all the new make ups. One utation for themselves. A pleased cus
Oil
the Northern Pacific have the wo
loor north of Bank. R. O. McCrosky.
tomer is the best of recommendation».
men’s toilet rooms an 1 lavatories separ
A Big Line of up-to-date Shoes for Those who ride Ran biers always praise
ated. Men's lavatories in these cars
Hair— Riddle j
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. A their wheels. Price <40
have two wash basins and are also dis-
Hdw. Co.
guarantee goes with every shoe.
j line' from Men’s toilet rooms. You will
QUALITY HIGH—PRICES LOW.
R. O. M c C bohky .
Bud Hamlin, who shot Ed Armstrong appreciate all Uris. A. D. Charlton,
Come Early to get First Choice ..........
The young ladies of the Baptist church in Medford last winter, received a r«n- Asa't Gen’i Pass. Ag’t, 255 Morrison St.,
will give an icecream social at the Odd tence of 18 months in the penitentiary, Cor 3d, Portland, Ore.
! Fellows’ hall on Friday, May 11. All and was taken to Salem last week ty
Sheriff Orme.
are cordially invite«!*
1« Oils Plain Enough?
Judge H. L. Benson, of Klamath Fall?,
E. E Redfiefd has received a portion
If you have a nagging co'igh, andaré
of his new sawing machine. The air who held court here for Jujge llam a losing flesh, go to a drug store, and get
generator has not yet arrived. When last week, left on Saturday for Coo« a bottle of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.
Another
of.,..
it does, Mr. Redfield will be ready to Cuunty, where he will bold court for Take two thirds of it, and then if yon are
Ju Ige Hamilton.
i saw wood in earnest.
not benefilted, return the bottle to the
Arrangements have been made by
J. R. Doughty, whose hottie is at this druggist, and he will return your money.
which we can give the Pacific Home* place, fell through a tramway at Klama Isn’t that fair? No one could ask more.
In the
stead, an attractive and useful farm pa thou cn Tuesday aad was instantly 25c , 60c , and |1 00 a bottle. W. F.
per published in Salem, with the C ourier killed, his neck being broken by the Kremer, Druggist.
al 11 50 for both papers.
fall.
'l'Le remains were brought to
$1.00
Alarm
If You are Goin,
The H. F. Bate» Comedy Company’s Grants Pass Wednesday morning.
4c
To
get
married
this spring or summer,
entertainment on Saturday evening was
The Christian Endeavors of the Pres
Fish Poles,
nut a financial lucctM, as few tickets byterian cnurch will bold their regular reserve passage i n tire Northern Pacific a
5c
were sold. The money was returned to monthly business and social meeting in North Coast Limited, whether east
Rope, Marbles.
the ticket holders and the company gave the church parlors next Tuesday even bound or west bound. A right start in
married life means a good deal, aad yeu
a fiee entertainment.
ing. After the business is transacted
get it in this way. Mend to a N. P.
are all Cheap
there
will
be
a
“
Trio
”
social.
No
re
The Easter festival given by the ladies
agent for our little leaflet. A. D. Charl
of Ht. Anne’s church, wa« a success in (reshments will tie served^ hot an enjoy
ton, Aaa’t Gen’i Passenger Agent, 256
— the—
every way. Miss Fannie Cheathem was able time is anticipated. All Endeavors
Morrison tft., Cor. 3d. Portland, Ore.
awarded the prize in the gold watch and tbeir friends aru invited to be
present.
•
I contest. Thomas Galvin, jr. received
book at your Face.
the pistol. The ladies and Father Hick
Greatest picture offer ever made in the
And see if it is reflecting health or
ey join in the expression of thanks to town. Your Portrait in Crayon in a disease Karl’« Clover Root Tea beau
J. O. Booth for his donation of ball and La nd mo me Oak ami Gold or Oak and tifies th»* fa< e and complexion, and as
lights, and to non Catholic friends fur Silver 16x2u heavy frame all crn.plete sures |»erfrcl heakh. All druggists, 25c.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
their assistance in making the event a with heavy French Glass for |3 00. and 50u. Mynev reiumled if results are
•»uciFFS.
Father Hickey thinks the Ix-ave your orders early aa the work is not satisfactory
¿T. B. FADDOCK, FROPR.
2
1 sin |>ret>rre<l to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery work in any kind time now opportune fsr completing the dote right heie in Grants Pass. A
c >ntemp*.ated church build.ngs.
Sunday «School Convention
Couch ticket wilb every $2.50 pun base
of MARI LE r GRANITE
lemons, Oranges, Bananas and Vege
Arrangement? tor the Josephine Co.
Nearly thirty years of experience in the Marble businers warrants my saving
Thomas* Cash Store.
tables constantly on hand at the ( ash
that I cart till your orders in Hie very br -t manner.
The following nam-*d Granta Pass 8. 8. Convention are pnrgrerodng >»ati»-
Can furnish work in Hcotch, Hw«de or American Granite or any kind of 'tore A J. Pike, proprietor.
people vieited Ashland on Thurs«lay fa<t«»rily. It will lx- held in the New
Have tou noticed the number ol new tast on Ibe oc* asion of the 81st anni man M. E. Chiich May Pith and 17th
Marble.
| II. I'AIIIHH.K.
Rambler Bicycles on the streets recent versary of the order of Odd Fellows; and hi * Hubinit the following provision
ly? They are fo I«! ¿»I the Hair Riddle Mesdame» E. C D.x >n, D L. Green, al program.
W bum mtn ay E vbmjmö .
Hardware Co. store, and the price is $40. ('. E. Harmon, F. 1* (Jrove, F. Mc
8: <M>—M : 15—Opening Exercise?.
Straw, clean straw, bright clean straw, Gregor, T. Smith, A. 8. Izmgley. M. F.
N:1M 15—Addr» ***......... G. F Billing«
straw (or carpets, straw for beds, straw Hull, Alic« McGregor, 8 K. Willett, C.
8:15-8 50—M iimìc
8.
Evans;
Mieses
Lucile
McCrockey,
tor hens’ neets. »’raw for cows to sleep
H 50-9 2D—A<ldr$ -«
W. R.Winans.
If it’» Machinery you are hunting.
Ion. You can g«*t all the straw you want Allie J»nning?, Aggie White, and Mr
Song ami ffe nediction.
Paints or Oils, I nave in plenty ;
irom Scott Griilhi lor 40 cents a bale 8. E. Ducommon.
T hikmday mommi mg
Here you’l find Nails, B »Its vnd Iron,
' I’be drug stores do not keep straw,
The residence of Mrs. Mimmon’s on
(all in my line ,
< lothing or dry goods stores do not ban lower Fourth street was burned lest 9 (»Mi :»D Devotional aud Organizing.
Docs
9 30-10:00—The successful H. H. Teach-
Mowers, Rake» and Bin lii g Twine.
d-e straw, neither doe« the bank or the Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Simmons
er.. ....................... . . .. .. . Rev. Ham«.
Bugg'»ks Io eeiect from, we have many —
hotels. There are places you can call bid been working that evening at Mr«.
!»•<! by Prof.
Studebaker, tlie best of any.
for a g'ase with a straw in it, but Scott E. A. Wade’» and had just returned 10 :00-l() :30—DiBctiKsion
Holmes.
Coliivators, Cement and l.iiue—the gen-
Griffin's is the only place you can get h >me when the fire occurred. She had
Count
wine,
straw at 40 cents a bale; also hay and barely time to s*ve her children who 10 .30-10:40—Music
10 : 40-11:10—Bon$e <4 the (’oHílition»
(imitation is never goo«i st any time.
feed of all kind».
were as’eep in ttoe hoese. It WM » total
essential to a thriving { H. H<*h<x4
Corn Planters and Plows — they are
HARTFORDS lead them all. Hold by loss, with no insur ance, The fir. >» sap-
. Dr.
daisies too,
posed to have caught in tonie drying
I Cramer Bro«.
it 1O-1I -Fl—Diwumiof) I xm I by (ttut.
They iuit others an«l will suit you.
clothes.
•»
M *» Frances Keaeler, a clever and
(‘rarn^r
We are anxious tc
Good- that your neighbors recommend—
White Lilly Baking Powder at Pike’s
beautiful young blonde, whose tamily
(luring Song arid Benedir lion.
Tfende with me once, you will trade again.
with choice dishes as prize«. At Pike’s
do basinovi with you formerly resided at Klamath Falls, Med
Repairing quu k and nearly done.
T hiiudd ArrKKM<>oM
it
Torn Clark’s grand "kinine” aggregi-
I ford and Grants Paas, but now live in
And made from timber bntb seasoned
UG-2 3<L- Pt-rrnaiH'iil Organisation
on this ’>asis.
! San Francisco, was married on tlieVth tion gave two performances in Grant»
• nJ strong.
2 .'ÏO-3 —AddrvM.......... Rev Wilaon
met. to John Dreyfus Keed ol Washing Pass on Monday, but expenented son e
Take train or roa«i right into town,
<M>-3 20—I>ÍM4*iiMÍon
I>d by Ar
.trouble
in
procuring
the
necessary
ton, D C. The young man waa a stu
Tber. *4top at Schmidt’s before you «line.
tbur Conklin
dent of Stanford university when he fell amount of fund» to enable him to afford
N wm J w
3 20-3 50—< '«Minty
a victim to Miss Keasler’s charms. The io give bis show. He gives open air ex
Ji-nkim-
hibition?
and
relies
entirely
on
volun'a
happy
young
couple
were
on
Tuesday
till your
3 50-4 10-
evening's train en route to the national ry contributions which, in this c»»e.
Croea
Schmidt.
capital to make their brnne there or in were not forthcoming ra|/idly enough to
4 10-4 31- Music
suit
Tom.
•»>
be
cut
the
entertainment
Brazil,
South
America.
The
young
GRANTS PASS. ORE
4 :2O-4 :SO -tfuwtion Box
He haw »ome
man • father Isa prominent official in I proportionately short.
Have
the C. H. geoiog cal survey service of well trained dog?, and the smell “k.-
A New IO ta'ilon
the government and is a nephew of Ex mne” who make« tl»e daring letfp from
Whir resilhuled Tourist Sleeping Ca'.
Speaker Thue. B Reed, Miss. K.sslsr’s ' the top ol a «70 foot ladder certainly de
wHI> »11 up to «Ja’e enweenieneee, is a
i
fr auds wish her well in her n.w rei.- serves the highest commend at ion.
part
the N >rt • m I’». ♦’ . . « x
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Uon.—Valiev Record.
SPECIAL HALE.
Coaa* Limited« wL «L make» it» fir^t
Booth.
y> PISQ’S CUR
trip May 3. Procure a North ('«Mist
A
We place on eaie today.
—Music
Lkaited leaflet. 4 D Charlton, A»»’l
Big lol of Ladiea' Sailors and Walking H
Horn. Itejeirtiiieiit A. A
Gen’i Pa?s. Ag’t, 256 M'iri»on 8t., Cor.
Hats Trimmed at 26c, 60s, 76c and *1 M.
LU M PTION
3d, Portland, Ore.
R. I. Coe A C o .
Exerrimn» ami Hei>r>lú*tion
Tea With a
Friend
|
personal
toappentiup
Royal Gem
Tea
Breakfast
Coffees-
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
Street, Opposite
Cramer Bros
Ladies’ Shirt Waists.,.
IN
COLORS
BARGAINS.
•
THE NEW VARIETY STORE
Big Stock
Ladies’ Shirt Waists
Latest Styles.
Clocks,
Machine Oil,
Sumnier Hats
-
—
E.sat«
May 6— Norris A Rowe's tr«iue<l ani-
m«l «bows
May 7—City election.
May IS— Reg' (ration cloaee.
May 10 and 17—County Sunday school
cooeoatton.
May 26— Eclipse •( the sun.
Jana 4—State and county electioae.
Household f urntturc tor Sale
Mrs. E. A. Thom peon wisbee to
pose of her boueohold furniture at the
earliest possible date. It you need any
thing io«* the house call at her appart-
ments ia the Western hotel immediately.
SPECIAL SALE.
We place on sale today 500 yards Pine
Drees linen finished I^wns in the Linrn
Colors, Lace Stripes, Checks and Plain.
5 cents per yard. Thia line sells regular
ly at 10 and 12*« cents.
R. L. Co« A Co.
Ward PrunarKS.
At the ward conventions held on Tues
day evening, two candidates for council
man were nominated in each ward, one
ol which fiom each ward is to be elected
on’next Monday. The following nomi
nations were
made: First ward,
R.Thomas, E. W. Kuykendall; second
ward, T. A. Hood, N. B. Meade, thin!
ward,?. F.Grove, J. A. Rehkepf; fourth
ward Mr. Alfred. W. A. Haskins.
County A immot
Tbs Assessor has the muat important
office in lha county, and it is lolly to ed
ucate a new assessor every two years at
public expense.
Turn Smith has been competent, econ
omical and efficient, and if re elected
will serve the public better and more
oconcmically than any new man, and in
taking the office out of |>artyism, he
oaght to receive the hearty support of
all taxpayers.
T*« P.ivx«.
I
All Aboard....
Quality
F. II.
LEEQE & HASKINS’
Delicious High-Grade Coffees.
Don’t fail to take advantage of this opportunity
to get a Coffee that is sure to please you. ONLY IN
ONE POUND PACKAGES, so that you may know
what to get next time.
This offer applies only during
WEEK OF SPECIAL SALE
Monday, May 7, to Monday, flay 14
One wagon, almost ■ew, 3t. spindle,
3-inch lira and good wagen bed ¡alto
two horses. Wagon may be seen at
Harry Smith's shop.
H knbv live«.
SPECIAL SALE.
Ladles' Shirt Waist«.
We have just received a large ship
ment of ladies’ Silk and Satin Shirt
Waista. Some splendid values at $4.60,
$6.00, $6.76. All of the new colors in
•l«««NH, BIM,
Hl.l as, HII.IOTIorkS.
HLAcaa, riNKH, lavkndbm , wbw ukiys ,
all nicely corded, tucked and well-made
A Go exceptional values io wash
waists.
R. L. Co« A Co.
SPECIAL SALE.
We place on sale today 26 pieces of
Cotton Challies in all ef the light, dark,
medium and black effects at 5 cents war
yard.
R. L. Co« A Co.
MARRIED.
HEVENER—EWAN—In Asbland.TuM-
day, April 24, 1U00. Win W. Hevener
and Miss Emma Ewan by Rev. J.T.
Abbetl.
MILNE—WATERHOUSE—In Ashland,
April 23, 1900, James Millie and Ola
Waterhouse, by Justice Miitoa Berry.
DIED.
WILLIAMS—On Ditch creek, April 22,
1900, Charles William«.
DOUGHTY—At Klamatbon, Calif , on
Tuesday, May 1, 1900, by a fall. J. R.
Doughty, aged £5 year«.
HAMMOND— At Woodville, Munday,
April 2V, 1900, E Mamuioad
CROXTON—In Portland, Bunday, April
29, 1900, Walter Croaton.
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Mr. Urox ton waa a former reaident ol
thia place, a brother of T. F. Croxton, J.
H. Croxton and Mr«. J. P. Tuff«, ol
Granta Paa«; Mr«. E. Dimmick of Port
land, and W. A. Croxton of H|K>kane
lie waa one wf the well-known pioneer«
of Southern Oregon
11« hail been af
flicted with atrophic paralyai« sinew 1H78.
He leave« a wile and one daughter, Mr«.
G. 1.. Raymond ol Portland.
IIOLMAN & SON,
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS
Office on Olh tit. oppo. Court House.
Residence North 7th M.
THREE FANCY BLENDS Calhoun
Fair Prices
Let us
Prescriptions.
I
tyoeerii 'Co.
Peerless Mocha and Java, 35c
Menade Java Blend,
Oriental Blend,
25c ¡/¡loin H
Commencement
The commencement exercises of the
Grants Pass Nigh school were given at
the Armory last Thursday evening and
were attended by a large and apprecia
tive audience. The program was the
best which has been presented to
Grants Pass this season, every num
ber being excellent and absolutely no
flattery being required to speak of each
one in the highest terms of praise. The
vocal solos of Misses Parker and Cary
were rendered in a very pleasing man
ner and were higlilv appreciated. Miss
Ethel Palmer gave evidence of a high
degree of musical ability in the manner
in which the rendered her piano solo
and Miss Ada Umphletl surprised and
delighted the audieuce in the deft and
capable manner In which she handled
the violin. The recitation by Miss
Marie Hockett was given in a way
which couipranded the dr-served appre
ciation of the listeners. The music by
the orchestra and the clarinet solo by
Dr. Van Dyke were also heartily en
joyed by all music lover« ia the audi
ence. The address by Judge Benson
was full of good, solid, forcible thought,
and one which well deserves to be re-
Ynembered by every one within sound
of his voice.
lie gave emphasis
to the idea of singleness of purpose and
usefulness in life. T. P. Cramer made
a few remarks in presenting the diplo-
■nos, in beliall of the Ixiard of directors,
which ware eminently practical aud
full of good sound sense.
The class deserve« much credit for
continuing aud completing the course
under such
adverse circumstances.
The school dosed two months earlier
Ilian usual this season, but the class
persisted ia their studies through indi
vidual effort and graduated creditably.
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Barn
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