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- lew-cold Soda at Hanwn’s. RavalvMg Runawty Hammocks at Cramer Bro*. A remarkably tntareatinz «nJ apactac Shoes repaired at Hackett*«.. j ular runaway occurred on Titredar altar- Ice-Cream Frees*«» at Crainet Bros. <i. W. Kwarna was up frmu Wolf noon, t!>a S. P. D A I., delivery team Dr. Flanagan, being the «tar actora in tba performance. Mlc Campaign Knives al Cramer Bros, Cieek ou l uvsday. Resident iMntiai. Tna rroaaing on Sixth »tract al the ,le- fake your t'le'cs to Hackett for good V A. Potter of Grave was visiting pol aaa blocked bv a freight train, to Paints and Oils—Cramer Bros. Grants Pass ibis week. work and right pruvs. which the driver drova quite cloee aa it C. diLouia for watch repairing W. M. Crow of Marlin waa a visitor to • »• mcriug out. When tba engine ap First- elas* PLUMBING •* Cramer Whips, Ilk to |2.5Q at HackeU’a. Graata Paaa on Tuesday. Bros. peared in front m the team, they became Cam pert* Outfits at Cramer Bros Harvard Moore went to Culeetin Wed unmanageable, turning aharply. break l.oo>e alfalfa bay. $•• per ton. Call ou Bargains ia Dishes at Cramer Bros. nesday for an outing al that resort. ing the tongua and making a deaperate J. H. Ahlf. Ft. Klaiuath Full Cream Cheese Tablets of all kiuds at the CwtiiKK E M. Ko we and hie two son« left on etfor t to eaeape down Six'b (treat. W. A fine Campaign Pocket Knife for 50c M. Ilair, the hardware mau, ran to the Wednesday morning ’ s train for Culeetin. at Craster Bros'. HARTF0HD5 arc sold bv Cramer Bros -and- Mrs. A. FeUch and Miaa Fetach of . driver 'a aiaretance and aeiaiug a line. W. L. Ireland can save you money on McKinley A Rjoscvelt pocket knives Ashland Creamery Butter. . held their couree to a (mall circle, while Granta Pass, are guests of Portland your winter's wood. at Cramer Bros. tbe driver diamounted to eacape the 8y | friends. RAMBLERS High grade Bicycles |40 Harness of all Kinds, Grades anti j ing heel«. The apeetatore gaxed in won We keep a Fresh ';*ipyly 0» the road I' P Cramer and H. C- Bobxien spent Hair-Riddle HardwareCo. Prices at Hackett's. der at the realiatic merry-go-ronnd, all the tttue........... ... several «lays at Bybee's bridge last week RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive nil rnv photographer I while Mr. ilair (laid with hia one line, 1 fl L- D T Opp. Cwi.rt House. “style” of their own. See the samples on a fit* hi ng trip aucceaafull, “milling'’ the revolving Mi«» It ha Cheadle, who is &«acbiiig team until they would have been very Bryan A Stevenson pocket knives at at Hair Riddle Hardware Co’« Store near Woodville, viailed friends mGran's glad tu atop and rest, but could not ou The price is $40» Cramer Bro«. account of the jaggt*d end ol the broken Smokers will find rare opportunities Pass last week Ladle* Fast B ‘ a«k Seamless Hose, yl We carry a complete line of Fresh Lunch Goods, per doz. at the Big Store of K. L (’oe A for selection in the many lines of choice Mis J. V l«ayne, of the Oregon Viavi I tongue which prodded them viciously at (Not carried over from season to reason but strictly new goods.) company, returned Saturday from Wil every pause, and so they circulated un cigars at Hansen’s. Co. til the »peed diminished aufficiently lor You will regret it if you «io uot lay in llama au l vicinity. You have beard it said of some things Van Camp's concentrated soups 15c Sliced Peeied Peaches 15c F. I Norton and family leave ou several men to seize the wagon and bold a supply of slab wood while W. L. Ire “ Il takes the cake. ” But Myrtle C<e«.k • iOn. can .offit ient fur four pe. ph). Sliced Pine Apples . . .15c Thursday evening for Corvallis to make it back froru puncturing the team, when land is selling it at Touts per tier Pure Fruit Jellies, key opening toe Heinz’s Cider Vinegar in bottles 10c i Fleur makes the cake. they were soon quieted. their home at that place. C >pp> American Mining nxle, also I A splendid line of mounts for btamp Armour’s Pork & Bean-. IOC > 2OC No. t Mixed Pick les Heinz'* celebrated Sweet Pickles W. I . Ireland and Lincoln S «vage left pictures, some as low aa &c per dozen. Or«j<on Pine Lumbtr Co. the Mining Laws ot Oregon for sale at ■ Saratoga Chips (in packages •>5C Grzad Bail Gam. In the night will turn on the electric Also panels for four pictures in different on Munday for a week’s outing. They :he Coi KiFR office. 14c to 18c Armour's Sliced Ham Tiie Oregon Pine Lumber company Full Cream Cheese The entertaining »vent of the year will berth light in the Pullman Standard will visit the Joeepbine eaves. was recently incorporated, with $30,000 Van Camp's Pork & Beans .. .15c Armour's Sliced B.tcou Dou’t forget the Ideals when looking) pualtiona. All kind* of mounts on .loubtleae oecur on Friday of tfiia week, Sleeping Cars, on the Northern Pacific’s Mrs. M >rris, Mias Fannie Taylor and I for a gotul medium priced Bicyr'e. AH • hand —A. E. Vourhiea. the bu.ineM men and the urofeaaiou- capital, headquarter« al Binger, Douglas North Coast Limited. Two lights in () ranges. Lemons and Green Fruits arriving daily kinds fur old and voung, prices $20, |2ft * A benefit aoeial rur the Rev. Cha«, Miss Jessie Coron returned Saturday a. al men of Granta Pa,» will cr-se bats for counlv. The incorporator« are L. L. each section. Get a North Coast Limit* Smith will be* given at the Oak Grove evening from an outing ut Doles tin. and $30. Hair-Riddle HardwareCo. the championship. rhe keenest inter Jewell and J. R. Hale of thia city, and ed leaflet. \ D. Charlton, Aae’t Gen’I R. I . Coe and family and Misses Mary e.t ia exhibited by the prospective par the new company wiU engage extentive- Paas. Ag’t. 255 Morrison BL, Cor. IM, j S iuh L house for rent. Good locality; ; school house on I ahihc creek, Saturday I pleasant, shady place. Apply at this evening, Angust 4. Coffee and cake. Parker, Myra Montgomery and Gertrude ticipants and some of them, who have ly in tl»« lumber buaine»« Punger is Portland, Oregon. 10 ernta. Every one invite«!. Barrie went toColeetin Wednesday. . office. not played hall for 10 or 15 years are about 20 miles above (ileudale on Cow Writing Caper ar a Bargain. R imbltrs are t-Htabhahing a good rep Mrs. W. 1'. Coburn and children left again familiarising iheir hands with the creek, where thecumpany has secured a STRANSKY ENAMELLED WARE at 6th Street, Opposite Post Office. utation for themselves A pleaded cus on Monday (or Klamathon to rejoin Mr. elusive sphere The two sides are very large body ol tbe finest quality of tim I Cramer Rrns. We received a job lot of commercial ber; sugar pine, yell«»w pine and fir note paper which we will eloae out at .4 sccial dance will be given at the tomer is the beat of recommendations. Coburn and make lh»ir home at that evenly matched and each ia iutcndlag to ib«y «•« contemplating the ci.nstruc 15 erm. a package, It won’t last long These who ri le Ra ublera always praise place. play to win. The prospects fora lively "p-ra house on Friday evening bv the Mra. Amy Booth*llolmes returned to and remarkably interesting game were tion of a branch railroad to this belt of at that price ; the regular price la 2ft members of the Gran's Pass base ball their wheels. Price (40 Ilair—Rid«.lle her Ashland home Wednesday after a never better and the town will take a timber and will operate on an extensive eeuis. Cot M ier office. team. I^emaree s orchestra will furnish I Htlw . Co. •cale. Both Mr. Jewell and Mr. Hale Have t ou noticed the number of new visit to relatives and friends in Grant« holiday to witness ths glorious event. music for the occasion. Tit- New Tuurtel bleeping Care are well known, «olid, aubstantial and ! Rambler Bi«ydea on the streetN recent- Pass. T. 1*. Cramer is captain of the busi- The F< r -sters of America ha I a very energetic busi ne®*? m**n of Grants lass, On the Northern Pacific have the wo* I ly ? They are Hold at the Hair Kiddle nrss men and C. C. l'reelry of ll.e pro Mrs. D. McCarthy and «laughter, Miss enjoyable meeting last Wednesd »y even and under their management there Is turn'« toilet room, uni lavatori.,K|mr- We take pleasure in announcing k» the public that we Anna, returned Tuesday evening from fessional ranks. The lineup will be as •mall doubt as to the succeselul exten aUd. Men’s lavatories in these car. ing on the occasion of the visit of Mr i Hardware Co. »tore, and the price Wood wanted on >ubs<*ription at the Vhland, where they have been fur sev follows: have two wash baeine and are also dis have secured the sei vices of Kogers of Portland, Grand Chief Ranger tit HINKHS. l-KOVKaHtoMAU sive oueration of the new enterpris«». eral weeks past. tinct from Men’s toilet rooms. You will bm cream was served and a pleasant ' C oi ' rikk office. T It Cornell. 1 b i: V; l'reelev appreciate all thia. A. l>. Charlton, evening was enjoyed. [ Secund -baud Bicyclea wauled as pail MARKIEl). Sheriff Lister and I' nest Lister were W M Hair, 2 b W’ F Horn Aas’t Gea'I Pass. Ag’t, 255 Morrison St., L’nion vesper services of the churches | ! payment on new wheel» at Cramer Bros. in from Steamboat a lew da* b »Ä»»i WCtk I J A »lover, HYDE — bNELL — In Granta Pass a h K 1. Bartlett Wednesday, August I, HMM. by Rev. Cor. 3d. Portland, Ore. a ill la? 1 eld at the Railroad park nex» WulfCieek is tho place tu go fi^hhig. I « ju official business. They returned to W 1 8» eel laud, 3 h E E Dunbar N. F. Jenains. Louis C. Hyde and of Portland, Ore. Sunday evening at 7 ;30 There will br | Two young men, wo are informed, who Steamboat Saturday. County Treasurer's Notice. K Thomas, r f G W Colvig Miss Anna M. Snell, both of Jackson a tong service and an address by one of I were recently fishing along that streiin, Mrs. E. P. Tynan left on Saturday for Geo Cramer, c Í L V Stewart county. Notice is hereby given that theie are the pastors. Every one is invited to ; discovered a $30 nugget in the creek \shland where she will reside. Ed ia Fred Cheshire, I f who has bad many years’ xperience as a C E Maybee BROWNING—HOWARD—At the Pal funds in the county treasury for the re attend and participate in the services. i bed and fished it out. now conductor on one of the passenger T P Crauier, ace hotel in this citv on Weduesdav demption of the following warrants pro P V A Peterson evening, July 25. 100J. L. N. Brown tested to January 5th, 1*92. Interval or Professor W. T. Van Scoy, ?x-presi- The long and high treetie, known as trains running from Ashland south. Tom Harvey, c Ered Mensch ing and Mrs. Fedelia Howard, both of name will cease irou this date, July 11, d» nt of the Southern Oregon Normal the Royal trestle, above town, caught I. 1». Fay aul family left on Monday nseaav ► pt.AVxaa. 1H0». Placer. Rev. 0. W. Havs officiating. School, has accepted the position to ' fire on Wednesday, but the bridge men tor Cresent City fur a season of recupera .1 D Fry, No». No». Noa. Nu». Noa, C E liaruion, 380 431 463 373 379 which he was elected Friday, of princi happened to be near and put the fire tion at that resort, lhey weie accom H C Kinney, DIED A B Cornell, and who conies to us highly recomtnetiderl as a man who 418 *12 395 488 84 pal of the Jacksonville schools, at a •»al out tiefore it did any aerioua damage. C K Hoot, panied by Miss A«lelia Harth. Abe Axtell, k 6 «8 1 BAKKIE—In thin city, !■ ri.lay. July 27, thoroughly understands plumbing of all kinds. We will ary of |100 per month. UK) An Oregon man writes from Nome: 101 103 33 36 Dr J S Moore, Victor Holt, win* was in this county E 0 Dixon, ltwto, Mrx. G. U. Barrie, »Ker! 71) year«. gladly show samples and give estimates on anything you 1112 4 16 62 «3 Get your writing paper by the ream “Thia is a go<>d country from more than some weeks ago as Sunday school mis if C Bobzien, Dr Van Dyke, Mra. Barrie waa a native ol Canada 88 31 109 67 43 and save money. We offer a ream c* one standpoint. In the first place it in sionary, has recently been seriously ill R O McCroskey, II D Norton. ■ted in the plumbing line. arid had roahled in Granta l’aaa for 111 119 HM 120 123 J. A. Jennings will be the official about 15 yeara. The funeral took place note paper, 4N) sheets, 2‘2 pounds, for . a good country for a man to stay away in Medford, but is now much impvoved. 189 133 136 130 KM 140 372 143 201 210 I5c. We get the paper in large quant i- I ' from if be expects to get money easily. from the l’reabyterian church on Sunday S W. Forbes, merchant and post scorer. 212 223 J. T. T av lob , Tin* following arrangement* have l»een afternoon at 2 o'clock. The eervii e aaa lies and cun sell ch**ap; this is not cheap In the second p’ace there is plenty ol master of Browntown, or, the Althonse, County Treamer. paper but first class goods.—Cot rieh ' gold here in the ground. There are alto a as in Grants Pass last week on his entered into by the business men conducted by the paator, Kev. Chee. W I about twenty m hi for each claim. The way to Siskivou county on a business CHy Treasurer's Notice We, the undersigned, agree to close Haye, and the burial waa in the Odd There are funds in the city treasury to our respective places of business from Eellowa' cemetery. The grave had been Ireland will contract with you beach haa been very rich, but the best trip. redeem the following outstanding ./ar for any amount over 10 tiers, of slab ; has I m en worked out It is impossible 1 ie«l Wall foimerly conductor on Ibis 1:30 o'clock to 6 o'clock p. m. on Friday lined with white trimmed with cedar ACO I tO be delivered u hen you Mant it. tor a man to get a mining locaiioi: until division of the S P, is conductor on a afternoon August 3d, on account of a an<i tlowere. Tliia. with a number of rant«, proteated to June 3, 189ti. Inter* See bim at oncO if you wan’ to g*t dry • there ate some new diggings discovered.” passenger train running l»etween Astoria game of base ball between the businena other tioral token«, were manifeetationa eat ou same will reate after thia date. Noa. No«. No». Noa. <> )d. The tir«t watermelons made their a«.d Portland, making his home in As men and the professional men al (¡rants of the high esteem in w hich lite de* Noa. 8tl2 853 896 880 909 P ush . eeaeed wax held by her frienda. She I mj Cieam, L-«‘Cream S »d t. Ice Cold ■ appearance in town about the midd e ol toria. 881 860 862 918 891 IqaveH a aon and a daughter here, tV. S. John D Fry, 8 L Pollock, •*«« Ift ; plentv <»i li e At Klover’s Drug j 'ast week, and this w«*ek T. I’. I«ee, the Mrs. Al’ue Hai mon-Jones relumed on 883 923 857 871 897 J G Schmidt, watermelon magnate of Southern Ore The H P DA L Co Barrie ami Mr». J. K. I'lgney, and a aon ure. M unlay from a vn-it of several weeks at 858 895 872 882 902 in Canada. B McArthur. gon, has been bringing them in by the E C Dixon. J. R Ha'c’e two .vid a half story «tore 856 873 884 913 901 Portland Her sister, Miss Ida Hannon < Welch, T P Cornell, building whose construction is well un wagon load. Th in ia an unusually early accompanied her on her return and 870 885 904 854 807 Herbert Smith, W E Dean, KIMI der way, will improve ihu appearan -e | opening lor the watermelon «eawon and will remain in Gran a Pass. U18 0170 859 844 919 HOLMAN & SON, Scott Griffin, i the prospects are excellent for a long W E Mallory, of its locality to a very great extent and 860 875 886 920 910 Mrs. Looney left Saturday morning Coron A Sun, and profitable continuance of the mar F H Schmidt, will exlend the metropolitan appearance 861 908 889 876 914 for Granta I’ass to visit her lather, O. 8. .1 A Slover, F W Blake, UNDERTAKERS of 8 xlb etree’ appreciably. Messrs. ket in this product, which it, one of our tioodiioa. who has a quartz mine near 838 911 915 848 877 ( laus Schmidt. E A Wade, EMBALM ERS Hubbard and Day have charge of tbe | HtspleR, in the production of which there. After a few «lays she will return 839 871 S9C 322 921 R L Coe, Grants PaM predominates. J M Carothers, construction. 878 856 892 916 907 to her borne in California —Roseburg C St Louin, II ( ’ Bobzein, Straw, clean straw, bright clean straw, 863 893 912 879 917 Office on filli St. oppo. Court House. The Calhoun Grocery I company hive Review. P H Harth, T F Croxton, at Grant» I*a«a, Oregon , Jul» Datad enlarged their More by removing the straw for carpets,'Ntraw for beds, straw Residence North 7th St. Rev. and Mrs McLean and Berio, L. I! II Barton, ( alhoun Gro Co. C ol . W. JouNaoN, partition in the building and are inak for hens’ nests, straw for cows to sleep L Jewell and family returned on Tues Broken line-» of Goods and all Remnants F Buvttle, M Clemens, City Treaaurer. GRANTS PASS.OR ing iinpoitant improvements. They on. You can get all the straw yon want day from a fishing trip to Byee bridge. W F Kremer, J B Paddock, Sold at a w»11 haye a neat office on a raised plat ! iron! Scott Griffin for 40 cents a bale. They found I he fishing good. Mr. Mc R O McCroskey, Ike M Davie, form in the rear of the room and have The drug stores do nut keep straw. Lean, us ut-ual, was the succeMsful fish J M Chilis, R Tliomaa, put in quite an amount ol new shelv* | clothing or dry goods stores du not han erman and made some good catcher. J L Yokum, ('ramer Bros. ing for the better accommodation of die straw, neither d«>ea the bank or the N Del»«matter, R A. Booth and family, who have A J M Kinney. hotels. There are places you can call •heir large grocery «lock . FD Eieiuan, for a glass with a straw io it, but Scott been residents of < ¡rants Paes for a num F Fetich, During the Next Show your political colors and get a Griffin*« is the only place you can gut bur of years, have removed to Eugene Guo Hanson, J E Kerley, tine Pocket Knife for 50c at Cramer Bros. ntraw at 40 cents a bale; also hay ami where they will reside. A reception was J Wolke, (i I) Cuuaino, J L My era (iro. H. Kelh . manager of the Booth- , fee«] of all kinds. tendered Mrs. Booth on the evening of T A Hood Co. John Hackett, Sweetland à Co. Kelly Co’s, rmil at Wendling, was in Mr. Booth at Eu- her departure to join Try a sample loa 1 of the slab wool ! Mm J A Rehkwpf, Hair-Riddle, Co. Eugene Wednesday and reports every W. L Ireland is selling for 7ftc ta. per gene. thing running »mootblv. Tuesday’s run I tier. Mra. Belle Hudon ami children re broke all previous records, the mill cut Good Plumbing. Instead of the regular evening church turned last week from Kerby lo become being 171,0 <> feet. The big mill is now A recent editorial in the Plumber’s services, a union meeting was held last residents of Grants Pass once more. in shape to cut an immense amount of Mrs. Iludun has just finished her school Trsde Journal has this to say about lumber daily. The company are going Sunday evening in Hie railroad park st Kerby, of which she has had the what constitutes good plumbing; This was a pleasant variation from the to put in another donkey engine in one ‘•After a great many years of careful usual order, Tbe «lay had been very management for several terms. She is nf the camps an«] are making arrange You’ll lose morally, financially, an able and efficient teacher and her analytical study, microscopical examin warm ami the mild and balmy evening merits at the Frazer foundry to have it air was very pleasurable and restful an«i work in the school room is of a quality ations and physical tests, the greatest socially. Stick to the TRIED and built to order.—Eugene Register. Si-ient sts of the civilised world decided the services were greatly enjoyed by tbe that merits appreciation TRUE. " Time tries the troth First-class PLUMBING at Cramer congregation. Quite a large number F . L Colvig, one of the O. A. C’a most that Broe. The famous 1 Se*e» ga« is |»oi«onoue in the high in everything. ” abended, eoine bringing campstools and prominent athletes, passed through The bells on the big lumber teams others Ending seats on the grass. Thuradajr on bis way to Grants Pass est degree. 2 It must be mixed with the atmos A Big Supply from the Growers. hau'ing from the mills, the driver riding Hymn books were provided,old familiar He says that the university will gain the off wheel horse and operating a songs being sung. Beai«l«s those who many students from Corvallis next year, phere of our home«. have stood the test, There are no 3 Since plumbing systems are local “jerk line,” forcibly remind one of the participate«] in the services, there was on account of the recent action of the Everything needed in Fishing tackle There are clothes like theirs freighting days before the railrowd, when quite a large gathering on the outside of regents of the Agricultural College pro ed inside our homes, it follows that the music of such bells was almost con the park. Rev. (’. W. Hays of tbe hibiting biter college athletics.—Eugene •very part so located must lie effectually style, snap, dress, wear, rial art and permanently proof against the ee* stantly in the air, as the big freight Presbyterian church delivered an excel Register. anti merit alrout their clothes you’ll cape of sewer gas into our homes. t*ama ni«,ve<l slowly along the highway. lent sermon full of good thoughts ami carr^ a big stock of Crockery and Glassware at Racket Store prices Less than 20 years ago, all of Southern sound logic. The order was moat per Hon. H. B. Miller is with the U. 8. 4 To prevent its esca|>e through tra[Mi not find in others The stamp of army transport, Ix«gan, at Naga.ak i or Oregon received ite merchandise and fect, there being not the »lightest bint Taku and expects, if the war continue., by lose of seal and loo rapid corrosion of a reliable maker to his wares, is tiie pipes by the accumulation of sewer supplies in tlys wav, the goods being j of hood hi m isrn apparent. to Ire ordered borne. lie .prill two i gas, the drainage system, including all the best guarantee the wearer can freighted by wagon from Roseburg, then weeks in Manila and raw Charlton I’er- its branches must tie ventilated.” Camper- and Hop-pickers Maniac on a S. P Train- the terminus of the railroad. have. kins and Geo. Hart, tailli of whom de The above article shows how necessary Quite a sensation was created on Sun Can find Tin and Graniteware cheap The has* ball game last Friday be sire to remain. Mr. Miller rattier ex it ia that plumbing to be safe must be tween the employes of the S. p. D. A L. day night's Oregon express. which ar peels to return this fall. M.a. Laar, —At the— Co. and the railroad boys was a very rived in Ashland at 2 20 a. m. There Miller is with him and ia enjoying done with greatest c are I here is there fore cause for congratulation in the fact lively an<j interesting game and was was a male passenger on board who had travel immensely. that Cramer Bros, have secured the ter played wit!» vigor ami zeal throughout. come from San Francisco and was bound Mr an3 Mrs. J. L.|__ Norton, who ex GRANTS PASS. O k The Sugar Pine boys played on fast feed north. During the whole of the trip he I -r( t tu leave on Thurs«lay ef this week vices of ho competent a man an W. B. and gained a long lead on their oppon had given considerable trouble to the for the East, were tendered a reception George of Portland, a man who thor ents in »he early part of the game The train hands and annoyance to the pas last Wed needs y at the residence of W. oughly umferstanda bis work, and han State Normal School. railroaders experienced some misfortune se ng« rs, particularly to the ladies. M. Hair. A large number ol their worked in all tbs larger coast citiet* at the outset, ae a whole string of flats When the train reached Edgewood lie friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Work done by him ui guaranteed to give MONMOUTH, OREGON were ditched on the main line near the descended from the passenger coach and have been residents of (¡rants Peas for a satisfaction, and Cramer Bros, will I n * pleased to give estimates. term open* Sept. lJ<th way stations. They did better, how on the train starting jumped into the number of years and their «leper’urs is The -tu'ienlx of tb* Normal H< honl are ji C. B. Railway Mail car. Postal Mewes ever. after they got up steam and held pared to take the Mate (‘ertitkatc- imiue«iiately sincerely regretted by their many friends. gradual’.«'». their adversaries level, but could not ger Gay ordered him off , but the man, They go first to Indej eydence, Iowa and Notice of Meeting of Board of Equalization, who had the physique of a heavy weight Graduates readily secure ««sxl po-ition.-. Notice is hereby given that for the regain their lost ground. The playing Ui*n to Kauaaa and afterward to Louia- Kxpense of year from $120 to $1 rf). purjxjae of correcting all eirurs in valu was well meant and earneef, but the ball prize fighter and a wild, desperate look iana. Htrong Academh ami Professional coors was e usive and had a way of dodging a in his eye, annuun< ed bis intention of ation, description or quality ol lands, I New -pe< ia! department in Manual Train Monarch Bwyckf for $25 fie ier’s fingers which was at times remaining where he was, and riding in lots or other property, the board of For catalogue containing Tu « lone out my linn of Monarch bicy- equalization for th« county of Josephine, annoying in th* extreme. The utmost the postal car to Portland, and threat k W ahn g«od hu.i or prevailed throughout the ened to make mince meat of the railway « lea, I am offering my few remaining •tate of Oregon, will attend at the game and no M-rioas aciidents «xxarrrd postal clerk should ba endeavor to in wheels for $25 each. The Monarch is a coutity clerk’s office on Monday, Hep- $35 wlrel, ntanda<d make and first-claen tern her 10, 1900, and continue from day One of the railroad men was forcibly terfere with him. Gay quickly called Fid Tynan, the bi every refpert D r W. F. K rxner , Co day until the «••essmenl roll is •truck with the appearance of the ball National Drug KU jtw examined. in the 1 s-alrty of bis diaphragm, while cond’N tof of the train, who tried in his THE LATEST MPRGVEO (rated at Grants The teine of Perfection; Light, Strong and a'(he bat, but was only very tempor persuasive way to induce the pugnacioes f aMci •< the Rail—Iv 1 Mth day ol July, IWOT arily disabled. A sma 1 Loy was struck p-iewnger to take other quar era in the Easy *l<un ni ng. One night an F.ditor waa riding in the L«t«een tLe shoulders and r ■ornple'ely train; but ta no avail, for he be came T hihoi S mith , I ’ ay Goech for Obvioua reasons, and he more violent ami made ready to clear Assessor. long fowl, but an oee in'act We furnish any m ike ot lire on si« makes of wheels. as thoroogbly enjoye! by L’r.cle *ar>i's mail car and every one in was trying to Write a la*a<ler for tl a next 1st tie of his ¡»«per The light aaa it out. Finally the two brakemen of Now is the time to buy a tandem, the 97 model; a J75 wheel for J jj . II You are Oom, me «pcetaiora, 0« wixrm a fair number were present, Dre delicate and jilficnlt the crew and the engineer and fireman Tteia and the Editor Htralned hie eye» To ftt married lb it spring or iimmer, Your wheel taken in part payment for a new one. duties tb** umpire s ' IB, » were ably from one of the Io<«motives lent their •o Badly that he haff to Turn over hi. reatrv« pa* sage on lb« Northern Pa de • We furnish anything made for the Bicycle. Ba ' Hearing. High Grade a fulfilled bv C. C. l-reeiey. genre, 31 to aid and after a bort desperate reel »lam •* Plant to th« Lamp doctor an<J quit North Coa«t Limit*«!, whether east ■Superior in every rv-;v. i Coaster Brakes put in any wheel. Knocking for a living, •he maniac, who aeewwi fxMseaaed cf Bo. t.e wa. able 14 in favor of the Sogar Pin. butind or w««i bound. A right atari in Our stock is the largest and assortment the best in Southern Oregon. therefore to tee i*ia finith. super human strength, was ever powered VEXTK AL *nd I Notice Moral— Thia would not have happened married life meant a good deal, and you and taken from the mail coach. Onre Vp to date g<xxls and down to-date prices. for Sale by knowing tb-mMÌves to b. out of the car be threw off the grip of if he had rhkien on a NoHh VI eater n get it io thia way. K«nd to a N. I* agent lof our hili« leaflet. A. D Char! the Cot at a a will confer a the trainmen and ramped in the dark L ne train, te-cause thev are moat ring (.«• amount inswie of it. nese and at last aocouats he was still brilliantly illuminate«] traina la the ton, Aae't Gen’l I'aaaenger Agent, 255 1 Morriwm Ht., (or. 3d. Portland. Ore. TltE BICYCLE MEN. ,s if at all posible. J at large.—Tidings. 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