THE-
White House Grocery
■ aaa
Baler for
Particular People...
The Fancy Brand of Creamery-
Butter now to be had at our store
is the result of a long search for a
really Good article. Il is sure to
please you. and no higher in price
than ordinary creamery
We also have some excellent.
Fresh Dairy But’er, full weight, 40c
per roll.
Butter from our store is not soft and mushy, bnt is kept solid as
ice can make it.
‘•Ko >’ tn
Have you tiied the new shortening "Ko Nut”? highly recommend
ed: also the new Whits Cottoleue at 55c ?
1 l<-till li
I'N mm I sw .
Granose Flakes, at................
...
.............................. 2 OC
Granola. 15c, two for........................................................... 25c
Caramel Cereal
. .
......................
......................
*5C
In Condensed Milk we are making a special this week on
Economy Cream; at ........................................................ IOC
Apricots. Cherries, New Potatoes, Etc.
Lemons at 10c, 15c, and 25c per dozen.
The White House Grocery,
Opposite Post Office.
FARMERS!!
Bolens Sickle Grinder
BLOCK.
The Late Improved
Davis
X I AC I I i N ES
Are Ball-Bearing, High Grade and
SUPERIOR in Every Respect...
For Sale by
VERTICAL and UNDERFEED
lev-cold Soda al Hansen*».
HARTFORDS*»»*» I by Crau » -o
Elour, Feed, Hay and Gram al Pike’»
Goto Ju*»| h M< m for Good Heart
Dr. Flanagan,
I Cedar Poets.
Resident l*entu»L
Fre*h Buttermilk al Sha^ka'a Bakery
>lxx 9 repaired at Hackwtt’a
aud Restaurant.
C. St 1 ouis fur uaU-h repairing
Take your «hoe» to Hackett for good
Whip?. 10? to $2.«X> at Hackett’s.
work an<i tight price».
Tablets of all kinds at thu Cui utu
W. L Ireland tan save you money on
Bacon, llaui and Shoulder« a< INkf'a. your winter’s wood.
MAftTLORDS are sol J bv Cramer !Lov 1 The
Bicycle costs lie leait
The twat
Bicycle at T. A. Hood A ■ fur repairs. T. A. Hood A Co.
High grade Bicycles $40
Co*«-
RAMBLERS
Lunch (rood« of all kinds fur Punics Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
a. Pike*».
Jo-eph Mos* is general agent lor the
Harueas of all Kinds, tirades aud Standard sew lug machine
Prices at Hackett’s.
Mr*. J. K Piguey ia building an
DU CDV PHOTOGRAPHER addition to her home on Sixth street.
r rl L D I
Opp. Court House
Tiesul'e tamoUA paintings "Th* Life o
Don't fail to see Tusot*« famous Christ” reproduced by stereopticon,—
pictures, Juue 35.
June 25.
Another big shipment of up-to date
Watch the rush to the new studio,
Booth bldg., Front street,
Shoes. A guarantee goes with every
You have beard it said of some things pair. R. O. MeCrosky.
“It tak^a the cake.*' But Myrtle Creek | McGregur and Myers are erecting an
Flour makes the cake.
iron building uext to T. A. Hood's, to
Men's summer underwear at 25c, 50c,
u?e^ aa a barber shop.
We have wheel» for all Classen of rid
75r, $1.00, |L35, $1.50 a garment One
dvor north of Bank. R. O. McCroeky. er«. Iset us know )uur wants. He can
Dou’t forget the Ideals when looking '
J'ou* T. A. Hood A Co.
for a good medium priced Bicycle, Alii A fl ret class line <?t good« always on
kinds for old and young, price« $20, ~ $23
~ hand at Pike’s, you will be pleaded if
and $30. Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
you buy your Grocriea of him.
T. A. Hood A Co., Agents for the ! Lincoln Savage, C. E. iltitnon and
Crescent, Crawford, Cleveland, Olive, Mise Elsie Green went to Ashland Tues
Recycle and Sterling Bicycles. Came day morning to alleiui i lie Normal com-
and tM*e them and a^-k for Catalogues.
inencement «Xerciee».
HARTFORDS are sold by Cramer Broe.
RAMBLER Bi.yvhs have • distinctive
2.5 pictures for 25c in four positions. “style” of tbeir own. See the «amples
S. ilillia Graydon, stamp artist. Studio at Hair Riddle Hardware Co’s Store
Booth bldg , next Cornell's grocery, The price is $40.
Front street.
Small house for rent. Good locality ;
The rainfall of Nel Norte county dur pleasant, shady place. Anply al this
ing the past year a as 83.OS inches. Th« oilice.
average rainfall in this county is some- ' Tasty little photo«, 25 fur 25u ami four
pot-it ions. New studio Cornell bldg.,
thing less than 30 inche«.
The marriage of Gov. T. T. Geer and Front si re»-1.
Smoker« will tiu«l rare opportunities
Miss Isabelle Trullinger of Astoria is an
nounced to take place at the First Pre» for «election in the many lines of choice
byterian church in Astoria on Thursday, cigars at Hansen's.
Jun« 14’h.
U»e the Batu Cabinet for colds and
This w-ek is Commencement week la grippe. For sale by Joseph M om .
for the University of Gregou. The
Good wood for sale at 75 cte/per tier
exercises commenced bundav with the delivered to your shed, See W. L. Ire-
baccalaureate wermou by the Rev. land about it.
Edgar P. ilill and close on Thursday.
Don’t forget, us on Fire Works
Just
take a look and get our prices.—Calhoun
Dried Prune«, $3.50 a hundred.
Grocery Co.
Dried Prunes, $3 50 a hundred.
The Cot kier can put you in couiniu-
At Pike's.
nivation with a nfan who li is a brät
Cramer Bros, last week, advertised class family horse for bale.
second hand bicycles and, since then,
Rev C. W. Hays held service* a
have sold eight, and people are still
Woodville Sunday afisrnoon.
Tbe
coming for them, . but they are all
Woodville people now have church ser
gone, it pays to advertise iu the
vices every Sunday.
irutiKB.
Miss Kate Angle of Medford won the
A fight occurred in the city Monday
gold mehal in ¿be Ashland elocutionary
evening For the sake of variety it did
contest on Saturday evening. She recit
not happen at the Corner saloon but at
ed “The Cuban Refugees”.
tire brewery. Elmer Holton, one of the
New wheeh now Lure and more coin
contestant« was ingloriously defeated,
we are told, by the other, whose name ing. Five good lines to choose from,
come and see them. T. A. Hood A Co.
we do not know.
The Medford Free Press, which Las
Got your writing paper by the ream
and rave money. We offer a ream of been the organ fur the middle-of-the-
note p*|>er, 400 sheets, 2’s pounds, for road populists nuritig th* campaign juat
45c. We get the paper in large quapti- past, now announces that it ia out of
tie-and can sell cheap; this ia not cheap politic«.
paper blit first class goods.—C ockieh
Joseph Shaska has hired Robt. A eh-
offi< e.
•
ford, of Salem, an A No. 1 baker, and is
Roman Candles, Rockets, Pio Wheels, how prepared to do all kinds of baking.
Flower Pols, China Flyers. Bombs, Warm bread every morning between
Meteors, '.arge Torpedoes, Fire Crackers, 10 and 12
Flags, Fourth ol July Horns, etc, etc.
Thu residence of Harry Smith, about
We will give a free exhibition just to three miles south of town, was burned
show the good elfect of our Fire work* to tbe ground last Wednesday. The
on Friday night, June 29tL- Calhoun tire originated by a spark's igniting the
Grocery Co.
roof. Very few of the effects were
W. L. Ireland can furnish you witli saved and there was no insurance. *
16-incti slab wood for 75c per tier, tn
For the tirut time in tbe history of the
lota of ten tier or more. He also has a ; national census there will be an enuiner-
limited supply of dry split pine at *1 00, ! , ation this year of animals employed in
dry fir at $1.25 and oak at $1.50 per tier. cities and towns. Heretofore the live
Place your or ler no* so as to have good, stock census ba» been confined exclus
dry wood for winter. You can see him ively to farm animals.
al Cramer Bros. Hardware.
A complete and carefully selected line
D. E. Dotaon has been actin«; as road of paints, oils, glass, putty ami all paint
viewer for the Preston Peak Copper ers’ supplies at the National Drug Store,
company lor the past two weeks. lie White lead, strictly pure, $8 50 per 100
went through on the proposed route tn pounds. At the National Drug Store.
the {coast, but consider« the route to Dr. W. F. Kremer, prepr.
Grants Paes via Waldo the better of the
Rambler Bicycles are be com ing more
two. Tbe company is preparing to put popular every day. Don’t forget to look
in a wagon road to transport the heavy i at tbe Ramblers when looking for a
machinery to tbe mine.
wheel. Price $4D. Hair—Riddle ILiw.
r local Ibappeninoo
HAIR-RIDDLE HARDWARE CO.
A WAGON LOAD OF
EIREWORKS
Our Low Prices Sell them
Girls’ White $1 Gaps for 3Oc.
Just the thing for the 4th.
Shirt Waists, Lace, Embroidery and A!lover»l^Evan«Cre*k, in
In all the newest designs.
30c Brooms for 25c,
-At the—
New York Racket Store.
Jackson county, it Co.
evidently the place of abode of many
Ramblers are establishing a good rep
panthers, and they are becoming bold. utation for themselves
A pleased cus
least week Henry Caton ehot two of tomer is the beet of recommendations.
them. They were seen approaching tbe Those who ride Ra ublers always praise
house of Mrs. Bolle, and when dis-1 their wheels, Price $40 Hair—Riddle
covered ware within 30 feet of her little Hdw. Co.
5-yeai-old daughter, who waa playing • f( yoil wa„t to be ture ot having good,
near the house.
; jry wood to burn next winter, contract
If you want Dried fruit. Go to Pike's ! with W. L. Ireland now while be* is
Cash Grocry.
making the remarkably low price of 75
I
1er»
Judge Willard Crawford »as in from c‘" P«rdelirered when you want
Cramer Bros.
upper Smith Kiver, Monday, The j
judge lias forsaken the practice of law
There will be an excursion to San
^ENJHORE
ENTURY
and turned his atten'ion to the farming I Francisco, uuder the management ol Dr.
pursuits. He has been invited to iC. W. Barr, in July. Train leaves
Oregon to max* speeches in Jackson, Grants Pa»» on morning of July 2.
Josephine ami Douglas counties in the I Fare from Ashland $11 50 for round trip
interests 01 the Democracy and may i and one and one-third far»-« between
aeeept. Before he goes over the moire- I bere ,„,1 Ashland if 10 or more attend
lain» it is promiMd that th* resident« of' Secure your ticket« ol A E. Voorbiee.
QUICKEST ACTION
Crescent < itv will be favored with his .
views on tbe political issue« of tbe days. ; Have you noticed tbe number of new
Rambler Bicyclesori the streets recent
—
De! Norte Record.
Onlv
Iy? They ere sold al the Hair-Riddle
Hardware Co. store, and the price is $40
?
How • Tbla?
We
offer
$100
reward
for
any
ca«e
ot
Straw, clean straw, bright clean straw,
We Rent All Machines
< atarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall'« j straw lor carpets, straw for beds, straw
We Sell All Kind.« Second-Hand
Catarrh Cure. F. J. C hknky A Co.,
We Repair All Machine«
for hens' nests, straw for cows to sleep
We Sell ALL the REST New Machines
Toledo, O.
, on. You can get al I the straw yon want
We, the tindereigned, fraye known ! from Scott Griffin for 40 cents a bale.
L etter B ooks
O fpice S tationery F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and | ! The drug stores do not keep straw,
F ull L ine S upplì »
believe him {«erfectly honorable in all1
clothing or dry goods stores do not ban
business transaction« and financially
• '• ‘' J * ‘
...SEND FOR CATALOGUE...
...
/ die straw, neither «1-/«• the bank or the
able to carry out any obligation! made
hotel*. There are placet yon can call
by their flrm.
for a gla»» with a «(raw io it, but Scott
TYPEWRITER
W b » t A Tai ax. Wholesale Urnagiiita,
Griffin’s ie the only place you can gel
Toledo, O.
straw at 40 cents a ha's; alto hay ami
2JO RTAPK street
PORTLAND. O regon
W aldth «, K ixxam A M abvim ,
fee* o' all kinds.
Wholesale DrngKists, Toledo, O.
flail'. Catarrh Cure 1« taken intern-
Re«. Father Hickey is industrioiMly
a'ly, acting directly upon the blood aud engaged in instructing and preparing a
CAMPING PRIVILE iES
mucous «urfacea of the system Price
F->K MKav
75e per bottle, boll by a'l Druggist*, First Communion Confirmation clae« at
his cbnrcii and say* that th* children a«
reeliw-oniale free
Hall's Family Pills are tbe beet
a rule are very apt and bright,especially
tbore who are in constant attendance,
Nothing Like It.
lent week the Kev. gentleman visited
You should remember that no other O>«ndaie, Wolf Creek, Inland and
I medicine is like Shiloh's Consumption Mount Kutwo on this mieeion. Next
The Popular SUMMER RESORT
tt'areinany re«pect. If o’ber remedie* week be will visit Gold Hill, Woolvill*
in the SISKIYOU MOUNTAINS
t»ave farted to relieve yonr cough or cold and Ham's Valley, and th* following
than is all the more reaaon why you week Kerby, Althooa* and Waldo.
hould try Shiloh’s. Always
d under Fatbse Hickey usually giv*a fre* lecture*
a positive guaranu>e. If it does ^ot help in the d strict school houses of bin mis
, yon the druggist must give baA your sion« and speaks very highly of the
raasay, 25c., 50c., aud $1.00 a buttle. W courier,'.!« treatment accordml him by
tXHXSTIX, Oasi. * |F. Kremer, Druggist.
ti.* non Catholic eommuniliea.
,
1900 OF.N5HORE
The
Ball-Bearing, Tvpe-Bar Machine on the
Market
EXITED
A SEPPE! ES CO.
CÖLESTIN HOTEL
H. C. TELFORD
personal
j
A.UWHW3 Evsats
Juus 18—lui pei 1*1 Draiaalic eunn<ay in
rspori-eir* we*k at «par* house.
June 22—Seveu woujei rupper al l O.
O F. hall.
J. D. Hayse of Kerby »pent Friday in ;
June 25— Stereoplieon entertainment,
Grant» Pa»».
Iiasoi's "Life ut Chrisl".
Mr. and Mt a. Ed Binna ateviaiiiog
July 4—Granii cviebration.
here it uni M«tdf jrd.
J. W, Howard of Kerby »pent several
Grants Paas its Outlst
«lav» ;n town last week.
The Presto* Pea* Copper company 1*
County Coins'.iasioner Dick George of preparing to construct a r<«d to th*
Waldo, visited Grams Pa»» last week.
mine and nr* considering tbe various
W. F. Horn made a business trip to route* and viewing the proepectiv*
Gold Hill Thur »day, returning Satur road*. There are two outlet* under con
sideration—one to Crescent City and
day.
one by way of Waldo to Granta Paas. Tbs
Fred Pareoo, of Ashland, visited
latter is tbe mor* natural and feasible
here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
route and will probably b* adopted, it
8. Calhoun.
the company are accorded sntficient en
Miw \. J. Milla leaves this (Wetln*,- couragement from this end el th* line.
dav) evening for Salem to be absent W* understand Irom a reliable source
several mouths.
thst the company ia willing to build the
Miss Adena Harth returned Saturday road to their mines if tbe county will
from Portland, where she ha» been at put the road in good condition to the
tending m hool at St Helen's Hall.
state liue. This should not he a very
«¿Dr. W. H. FLnagan started Sunday giest expense.
i'reston I'eak ie very likely to become
evening (or a trip to Alaska. Mr«. Flan
agan accompanied him to Portland.
one of the largest copper camps on tbe
Mr». E. Wimberley, mother of Mrs. coast. Thar* is a mountain ot copper
C. L. Clevenger, and M.«s Esther La- there aud the compaav will probably
Brie, uf Roseburg, are visiting in Grant! put in heavy machinery this season.
They must first have a road aud that
Pae«.
road should go in from this way.
C.W.Thompson was in town Monday
from the Victor Jr., which is operating
Annual Picnic.
steadily ami unearthing a large quantity
The oiliest a and members *f the Sun
oi tho precious metal.
day-School of Bethany Presbyterian
Miss Mabel Smith returned home church held their annual picnic on
Thursday evening from attending school lueaday, tn TutT." rrovs near tire river.
at the Awbland Normal. She will re There were about 150 peapie, small and
main here fur the summer.
large, in attendance and the enjoyment
Miss Ida Williams went to Ashland capacities of each individual were taxed
Saturday to attend the Normal com to the uttermost to keep pace with tbe
mencement exercises and to visit with eeatasy of the occasion. Th. «vent ol
Mies Mabel Paletbnrpe.
the day was, of course, the dinner, and
J. E. I^ooiuia, the
master aud the excellence of that feature wax more
merchant, of Galice, was in town Wed than apparent to all att ending. After
nesday from that lively camp making a dinner, various amusements wen in
dulged in, foot race* for the boys, and
busint as trip to this City.
Hon. W. M. Co’vig of Jacksonville otter enter tainnieats each contributing
haw gone to Sioux Falla to represent to t tie pleasure of the day. The affair
Oregon at the annua! meeting of the was an unbounded success and waa
thoroughly enjoyed. The day was
grand lodge «it ’.he A. O. (J. W.
perfect, the sun net too bright aud
Mie« Belle Robinson went to Portland
warm enough to make tire coolness ol
rueaday, to attend the Htatu Sunday-
the grove pleasant and attractive.
echool convention as a delegate. She
a ill be absent about two weeks.
Church Notice,
Attorney 11. D. Norton left last week
Rrg"’"r quarterly meeting service»
for Cret-cviit City and .San Francisc
«ill
»
held
on next Bunday
visiting the former place on businesb
,g iustead of evening as waa pres
connected with the Gasquet estate
lously announced, at llie Newman M.
Ben llayiMord of Rock Point, who ha« E. church. Kev. D. T. Summerville,
been one of the prominent business the presiding elder, «ill officiate.
men of sou* hern Oregon since pioneer
Catholic Church Notice.
day», »pent Saturday in Grants Pass.
Han« and Hermon every Sunday at st.
W J. Fullerton and Joe Schooler, of
Portland, arrived here last week and Ann's Catholic ehurcli at 10 o'clock a.
have gone to the Galice district to »pend m. Sunday Shool and Couflrmalion
the h miner prospecting in that locality. class at 3 p in. No sveniaa services
Mrs. C. E. Harm« n, who is now vi«it- durin, June, July and August.
Ksv. M. J. Hicxnv.
iug in Salem, will attend the Annual
Paator.
Cabin convention of tho native daugh
ters which will be lield in Portland this
khmiti-Chrlaty.
month.
♦
Mr. Henry Schmitt and Miss Clara
Mr. ami Mrs. II. C. Kinney drove to
Christy, two well knewn young people
Ashland Monday morning, to remain
of Josephine county were married in
several days, in attendance at the com
Yreka, lli*kiyou county, Cal., Tuesday,
mencement exercises of thu Ashland
June 5tb. Mr. Schmitt is one of the
Normal.
flrm of Weller, Pracht A Schmitt Bros.,
Miawes Agnes and L ucy George arrived
proprietors of the Draper and Gilbert
in Grants Pass Tuesday evening on
creek saw mills. He ie one ol our most
their return from Attending the Ashland
papular yotmg men and lias a hoet ol
Normal and left for their home at
friends and acquaintances.
Kerby on Wednesday mornings stage.
Mias Christy Is the daughter of Mr
Mr. anil Mr». Peter McClung of and Mrs. Harry Christy of Sslnm, and is
Pomeroy, Wash., spent Friday in loved by all who know her. She is a
Giants Pa»», starting Saturday morning geaeral favorite among relative* and
on their return home Mr. McClung is frieada. and their number is legioa.
editor of the Pomeroy East Wash Rev. It. E. Wenk, paator of the Metho
ingtouian.
diet Episcopal church at Yreka, epeke
Mary Day, Allie Vinson, Edna Parker, tbe words which made the happy conpls
Elsie Wiley, Egbert Robbins, Josie husband and wife
Mr. and Mrs.
Crow, John Crow an ! Bert Witham, for Schmitt are well known tn the vicinity
mer pupil« of tbe Normal school, ar •I Granta Pass and Kerbyville and they
rived in the city Saturday to attend the will receive many congratulations as
commencement < xerciaes uf the Nor they embark on Ufa’s voyage.
W.
ma).—Tidings.
HrerrnprIcon Entertainment
Ti»«ot’a fainou» picture« illutetratiya
of the live of ChriM will be shown here
by starwopticon on June 25, under the
auspic es of the C. E. society of tbe
Presbyterian church. Theae pictures
hp inaslerpie< es that have made their
painter famoua and it in very seldom
that we have an opportunity to enjoy
art of so high a quality. These pictures
were show n at the state C. E. con
vention and were wvii there by the
delegates from ths place who are
unanieioiiM
in
pronouncing them
exceptionally flue.
I heee picture« are world-wide in their
fame and this opportunity for seeing
them is one that should lie improved
without fail They are reproduced in
colors by a very film atereopticon.
married
Hil.DKf.Hi FENDAI.L—In Jackson
ville, W'ednssdsy, June 0, by Kev.
Harnw-n, Busi Hildreth and Mia* I bj I*
Fendali, bulli ol Ashland.
Ite.otuitons of Condolence.
As the silent messenger el death lias
entered our circle and removed from our
midst our esteemed and beloved neigh
bor, K. E. Mattison, and therefore the
bereared family have lost a faithful son
and true brother, and th* circle a kind
hearted and earnest neighbor and llie
community a most respected citisen,
Therefore, be It
Rr.noi.vKii, That we, the officer« and
members of A sale* Circle, No. 1*2, Wo
men of Woodcraft, eileud to the *tHi<-t-
e<4 family our sincere eyiuoatby in this,
their tune ol sorrow ; and be it further
K kholvku , That a copy ol these reso
lutions tie placed on the records of Asa
lea Circle, that a copy he forwarded to
the family of our deceased neighbor, and
that a copy be furnished for publication.
Mm. L. A. K ikmkt ,
F. R C okom ,
W. E Dsav.
Axale* Circle, No. 182, Granta Pass,Or.,
June 1, 1900.
Adverilwrd laclter Liat.
Following is the list of uaclaimed let
ters advert i»ed at the Granta Paas post
office for the two weeks ending J sue Vth ;
1 ADIKS.
Brownell Mr« K P Grwnmng Mrs J H
Jackson M im Nellie Murtha Mrs Jas
Fanser Mattie
Pa in «on Mrs C H
Kains Mrs G B
Taylor M im Lillie
GKMTl.KMKM.
Rowy Jaujcfl F
Brown J I*
Green Wn»
Bowler Fred H
Hollingsworth AW Kinney J J
McKinney O J
Linhart F E
C-orum Bert
Arthur Fred
Jone» W V
Livingstone Robt
laoighton H L
Morse G B
Tulley W G
Patrick Bart
Wölk» A
lost
On election dav, propably at the
Waat Graute l'ase pollmg place, a fine
manaanit* cans with lelters, "J. II. Mc”
engraved ou silver liead. Finder pleaee
re tu Hl io J. H. McGrew
Wanted
Girl to do house work for small family
of two persons. Will pay $2 per week.
C iias . M thick ,
North and Ninth street.
SON,
ATxlil oftho Wrist
la the night will turn on the electric
bsrtb light in the Pullman Standard
Sleeping Cars, on the Northern Pacific’s
North Coast Limited. Two lights in
each section, list a North Coast Limit
ed leaflet. A. D. Charlton, Ass't Gen’l
Pass. Ag't. 2j3 Morrison St., Cor. 3d,
Portland, Oregon.
GRANTS PASS, OR
M ISS KATE CARY,
IS-TKI'l'ToK OF
VO< 4L AND PIANO MUSIC,
The rush at the drug «lore still con
tinues and daily «core« of people call fora
buUle of Kemp*« Balsam for tbe Threat
and Lungs for the cure of (kmghf,Colds,
Asthma, Bron<teitia and Consumption.
Kemp*« Balaam, the standard family
remedy, is sold on «guarantee and never
fails to give rot ire »atisfaction. Price j
ftc. and 50c.
The Picnic
Season
Oysters,....................... toe up to 30c
Shrimps.......................... 15c and
Salmon,................... 10c, 15c and
Van Camp's Pork and Beans..
Vienna Sausage.........................
Spiced Mackerel,.......... 15c and
Minced Sea Clams, 10c, 15c and 25c
Calhoun
Grocery
Co
Wore* than War.
Hundredaare killed in war, but hun
dred» of thousands are killed by con
sumption. There would be no deatha
at all caused by thia terrible disease, if
people could be made to understand
that Shiloh'B Gough and Consumption
cure is a sure remedy if taken tn the
early stages. 25c, 50c, and (1.00 a bot
tle. Druggists will refund the money if
a cure ie net affected.
Summer
Don’t Speculate
You’ll lose—morally, financially,
socially. Stick to the TRIED AND
TRUE.
“ Time tries the troth
The famous
in everything. ”
Schloss Bros
Clothes
have stood the test, There are no
There are
clothes like theirs.
style, snap, dress, wear, real art
and merit about their clothes you’ll
not find iu others. The stamp of
a reliable maker to his wares, is
the best guarantee tbe wearer can
have.
I«
GRANTS PASS, O h .
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4th of July
Celebration
Grants Pass
The F.xcfUment Not Over.
Office on lith St. oppo Court House.
Residen' * North 7th St.
If we haven’t your trade we
want it, and we believe a trial
order will result in adding you
to regular patrons.
Haven Wunder Huprr
A «ven woiultr «upper will begiveu
in the Odd Fellow«' >1*11, June 22, from
Is here again. We have lots
6 o’clock p. tn. to 10 p. in., under the
of good things, such as :
direction of tbe ladiea of the l're«byter-
ian church, l’nc* 25c, everybody in Deviled Ham, 5c, 1 oc and.
vited.
Deviled Chicken, 15c and .
Notice.
Deviled Turkey, tjc and
Having juat received a complete act of Boned Chicken........
optical instruments I am prepared to Boned Turkey..........
correct all errors of refraction and defec Corned Beef, 15c and
tive vision. Prescription lenses ground Dried Beef, 15c, 25c and.
Sardines, ‘‘all sorts”............... 5c up
to order.
Mas. C. 8. Ex am *.
DIED
AN
Are what we sell
the best and fresh
est in all lines.
Lori.
ln Grants Pass, on Saturday, May 20,
a «il verino watch, open face, Elgin
uioveaieut. Finder will be suitably re
warded. Return to this office.
Ranch and Placer
Ranch and placer mine for »ale or to
SCHMITT CIIKIMTY—In Yr.ks.Juns
Siti, 1900, by Kev R E. Wenk.Mr. •xcliange for town property. Apply at
Henry Schmitt lo Miss Clara Christy, this office.
l*otb ol Jr,solchine county, Oregon—
Yreka Journal, June Kth.
A Faw Pointers.
Tlie recent statistics of the number of
deaths show that the large majority die
PALMER— In Ashland, June 4, 1000, with consumption. This d*sease may
Cha*. Palmer, agud 07 years
commence with an apparently harmless
1 ' oagh winch can be 1 ured instantly by
HOLM
&
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
l.ung«, which is guaranteed tu cure and
J relieve all cases. Price 26c. and 50c,
UNDERTAKERS
For sale by all druggist*.
EMBALMERS
GOOD
GROCERIES
I’ncfcr the Auspices of the Woodmen of
the World.
Free Dinner
Free Dance
Muiiu, MinsticLs. Amusements.
< Life and l>»*ath klght.
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la.,
You Will br lorry if You Mm It.
writing uf his almost miraceloes eecape
from death, save: **Ex|>u«ure after
TWO UNE MONUMENTS
iM«*asl«s induced serious lung trouble,
Built of
which ended in Consumption. I bad
Ji-I.I’HINE COUNTY GRANITE
frequent b«rn«>rrbag<*s and coughed night ]
are no« nn exhibition at I’addock'S and day. All ruy doctors said I mnet
AND (iRAMTE WORKS-
Marble and < Genite selesrooni.
•rM>n die. Then I t>egan to use Dr.
¿T. B. PADDCOK, ’F’E^OBR.
Kmg s New Diacovery which wholly
Th** N v* Toarlat Rlcrgiing C ara
On the Nartbarn Faciftc have th« wo cured rae Hundreds have used it ou
1 am pre or red to furnish anything in the line oftemeCery work in any kind
men's toilwt rooms an 1 lavatoriM Mpar- uiy advice and all nay it never fails tu of MARBLE or GRANITE
atad. Men’« lavatories in theaa car« cure Throat, Cheat and Lung troa-
Nearly thirty years ol nperianca in the Marble business warrants my earing
have two wash basin« and ar« also dia-. bias.” Regular sim 50 c and $1 OL that I can till your order* in the very beet manner.
tin< t from Men’« toilet rooms. You will] Trial buftiee free al Dr. K remer'e Drug
Can film ioh work in Scotch, Swede or Amtsrican Granite or any kind ol
appreciate ail thia. A. D. Charlton.. Blore.
Marbie.
A m ! iien'l I’aaa. Ag'lt 2U Mor neon St., , Wood wanted on subscription at tbe .
J. H. PADDOCK
On six* office.
I brunt (street Nest to Greene * Gnnal>o|>
Cor. 3d, Portland, Ore.
1- prepared to reosirsalitnitwlnumber of
pupil«. Stadio at Mr-. K. K. Moot^imery'«
MARBLE