Rogue River courier., August 30, 1900, Image 3

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C«*c,r*M«g thst Excursiaa.
Simes repaired al Hackett’s.
On Septeinber Sth special low rata
M. Clemen«, Prescription Drwggiat.
rebaie tickete, limiteli to Seotember 8th.
Fruit for canuintri» scarce
Ice-cold Soda at W1I >N A ROPER - *
will be eold to Portland and rvt'irn,
Earl\ Craw-
Bicycle ho*pnai for all repairing a«
Will Suu b c-auie up from Wolf Creek •rcouat thè Grand Elks Caraival al
Dr.
I
lanagau,
ramer
bros.
c
for«! Peaches nearly gone.
that pumi. 1M not lorget tba data, as
Rerkieni l*untist.
Take your xbnea to Hackett for good I on Mondai.
We have a few more choice
Paints and Otis—Cramer Bros.
J W. Howard ie over from Karby tbeae Itckats will be eold oh una day
work
and
right
prices.
only. che net late freni Granfa l'aee
lots of Early Crawfords this
I thia ».wk.
C. Kt Luma for watch repairing.
Firwt- clas- PLUMBING at Cramer
will be *8 90.
week.
Aaaaaeor-elect Ch»,. Ciow wae in
Whips, HV to $2.50 at llackrttfo.
Bn*.
j lown Diiirsday on a buaineaa trip.
In reapon»» to the overwhelming een*
Bargains in Dishes al Cramer Bros.
Koh-i-noor pencil* at the Co» hi tut
PtjF* Leave your orders for
I F. LaCruix, ol Helena, M xirtana. tiuient of the luiended eacuraioniata,
Tablets of all kinds at the Cot num office.
i, visiting with hi, family near Grants the dale hae lieeti changed and Karr'«
Wood wanted on 9t»bs< t iption at the
HARTrURBS are sold bv Cramer Bros.
eacur.ion will leave Granta Paaa on the
Pasa.
Crop is limited. prices rea­
Cox
nixa
office.
First-clam PLUMBING at Cramer
Tom Harvey left on Mouday morning's early morning tr»>« «( the 5th. Thia
sonable, fruit is excellent.
Where du you get your hair cut? Try
Bros.
5 train for Coleetin to spend a vacation at will give a daylight ride and opportun­
The latest in Bicycles at T. A. Hood j Will Mallory.
ity to be in Portland on the Ulh, which
1 that place.
Harness of all Kinds, Grades and
A Co’a.
it to be one of the beet day« of the ear-
Jeff Hartman left on Wednesday laat
txival. Round trip rate, (1.75. Secure
New line of writing tablets, 5e to b()c Prices al Hackett's.
i for San Francisco, where he will attend
ticket, of A. E. Voorhiaa.
at Cui aixK office.
W. L. Ireland can save you money on I -chool this winter.
Empty lard barrels for sale al the , our winter’s wood.
Miss May Sutton of Ashland has
There are two excursion rates to Port­
RAMBLERS. V.'*'!
I..........................................
packing bouse, $1 (X) apiece.
‘
l>ic- e,e‘i
accepted a position as teacher in the land and they are not to be confused
•
Hair-Riddle
Hardware
Co.
DU rOV PHOTOGRAPHER
I Granta Paas schools.
one with another. The 8. P. Co. give
I 11 uD I
Opp. Court House.
Try a sample load of the slab wood i Ed Yantis, formerly of Grants Paas, special rebate rates, $8.90 net, tickets
Ca!l at the C ovbibb office and see the i W. I. Ireland is selling for 75ets. |»er has taken a position as clerk in 8. sold ou Sept. 5lh only, limited to Sept,
on DISHES lieginning thi-
panoramic views of Grants Pass and I tier,
rtth. Barr's excursion gives a rate o(
week. Odd Platters ( plain
Rosenthal’s store at Gold Hill.
vicinity.
_______
Smokers ____
will find rare opportunities
anti decorated ), Creamers,
Mias Allie Pool has been spending |7.7&» leaving on the morning of Sept.
The Oregon Annual conference of the ; for selection in the
— many „ lines of choice I the past week at Central Point, visit­ 5th and returning on the evening of
Dinner Plates, Etc.
Methodist Episcopal church will be held cigars at VVilsou A Roper’s.
Sept. 13. A. E. Voorhiec is Granta Paes
ing there with .Miss Julia Fielder.
agent for Harr's excursion.
;n Ashland, Sept. 19 to 24.
1 The Grants Pass baseball club will
Miss Laura Thomas and J. M. Booth
SEE PRICES IN WINDOW DISPLAY.
You Lave heard it said of some things give a social dance at the opera house visited a few days during the week with
Ac many oi our people «rial, to take
It take, the cake.” But Myrtle Cret k uo Friday evanin,, Augu.t 31.
Mr and Mrs. C. M. Holmes at Ashland. advantage of lue Elks' Carnival excur­
Flour makes the cake.
| A new lot ol stylish jackets, capes,
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Miss Maugia Bailey, of Crescent City, sion to Portland we will state that
Don’t lorget the Ideals »ben looking ( »aiete, and fur suits lor Fall, 1900, at has been visiting here during the past round trip tickets to Portland may be
for a good medium priced Bicycfo. All W. E. Dean A Co, Post Office Store.
week, the guest of Mijs Carrie I mpblwtt. bought at the depot on the morning of
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
kinds for old and young, prices $20, $25
Y ou will regret it if you do not lay in
Bert Keffer, a young man whose September 5th, good to return on any
and $30. Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
a supply of slab wood while W. L. Ire­ home is al Althouae. is quite seriously train up to and including September 8th.
Friday’s north bound overland was land is selling it at 75cts. per tier.
ill with malarial fever at the Palace l’aaseiigera may leave Portland Sept. 8
about five Lours late owing to a mishap
on the ev ening train arriving here Sept.
RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive hotel.
to an engine at Slalom’s, a station on “style’’ of their own. See the samples
;ith. Price of tickets, (12 90, four dol­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Dahl,
who
have
| at Hair Riddle Hardware Co’s Store
the Sacramento division.
been visiting here for the past yrar, lars of which will be returned to the
purchaser upon his return and presenta
Rambler Bicycles art becoming more
price is $40.
returned on Monday to Henry, South
lion of the reflate portion of the tieket,
jkopular every day. Don’t lorget to look
The W. R. C. will give a social on Dakota.
making the net fare (8.90.
at the Ramblers «lieu looking for a fburaday evening al the A. O. U. W.
Mrs. II. Thornton returned Monday
;
wheel. l’rice *40. Hair—Kiddle Hilw. hail. The proceeds will be devoted to ¡evening
from Sall Lake City, where she
The people of Grants Pas. and
the assistance of »’‘me of our needy
had Iwen as a delegate to the Women of Southern Oregon will lie given an
people.
Hansen ha, sold hi, cigar and
Woodcraft.
opportunity to attend the Elks' Carni­
Christie & Reymers have just finished
confectionery store on Front street to
We have just received a telegram from the
Gee. A. Crux, special agent of the val and Street Fair In Portland at the
Fred Roper and R. 8. Wilson, The new loading their 12th carload of melons Caledonian insurance company, was in irresistible rate of *7.75 for the round
Michigan Stove Company, telling us that
firm assumed the conduct of the busi­ with watermelone, musk melons and (¡rants Pass Monday in the interests of trip.
Garland Stoves and Ranges were
j caaabas. The latter popular fruit is just
ness on Tuesday.
The excursion is under the msnsge-
his company.
« I beginning its aeasou ami this year’s crop
awarded FIRST PRIZE over all cotn-
J. S. Purdom, lather of Clarence Pur ment of Dr. ('. W. Barr of Astoria and
Ramblers are establishing a good rep­ are large and fine-looking melons. The
petitors at the
utation for themselves. A pleaded cus­ later watermelons are much larger than dom of our city, has recently been ap- will leave here the morning of Septem­
tomer is the best of recommendation,. those which have been shipped previ­ ( pointed station agent at Kaiuela, on ber 5. Returning, the excursion leaves
on September 13, giving a week in the
Those wbo ride Ra.nblers always praise ously, manv of them weighing over 30 theO. R. A N.
city.
their wheels. Price *-10. Hair—Riddle pounds, but they still retain the exquis­
Victor. L. Holl left Eugene, Saturday,
The Carnival will be the greatest ex­
lldw. Co.
ite flavor which has made thia season’s for Fort Wrangle, Alaska, where he has
This award only shows that in the stove
position ever given in Portland, with
a
government
position
as
teacher
in
the
crop
of
watermelons
extremely
popular
In the “New Lippineott” for Septem­
\jorld there is nothing better than
Midway Plaisance mid foreign exhibits,
ber appears a little vignette of tragedy and which the peculiar soil and climatic Indian training school.
same as Midwinter fair. There will be
C. Martin and R. Enteriken spent excursions to The Dalles, Astoria,
called "The Re-Meeting,” by R. V. Ris­ conditions of this vicinity have united
a part of the
past week in the Seattle and Tacoma; opportunities to
ley, author of “Men’s Tragedies.” It to produce.
is simply a dash of mortal pain and the
Col. J. C. Holt, the prominent tem­ pursuit of the agile ‘ mowitch” in the see the Columbia river scenery, the
pathetic awakening of a love-dream.
We have a large shipment v. hielt recently
perance speaker, has been bolding tem­ wilderness of Mt. Reuben.
grandest in the world, Secure your
I). G. Patterson, (or four years deputy your ticket, early and be sure of ac­
arrived, it includes STOVES and RAN-
Get your writing paper by the ream perance meetings at the churches here
and save money. We offer a ream of for the past week, last week at the M. E. county clerk of Polk counly,arrived here commodations.
GES at all prices. I,et us show them
Apply for tickets to A. E. Voorbies,
note paper, 480 sheets, 2’» pounds, for church and this week at the Presbyter­ last week ami has accepted a position as
to you.
4oc. We get the paper in large quanti- ian. Col. Holt, who is here under the pharmacist at Dr. Kremer’s drugstore. Cm hikh office
Miss Kate Lemberger of Jacksonville,
tit- and can sell cheap; this is not cheap auspices of the W. 0. T. U., is a most
Strayed.
pa|>er but first class good,.—Cot Kii.ii forceful ami effective speaker and has an court stenographer in this district for a
advantage over many temperance lect- number of years, has resigned that posi­
office.
Strayed from Bolt's Mountain on
uters in knowing his subject thoroughly, tion and will take up her residence in Applegate, about the middle of April, a
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK
The Lakeview Knstler ha. fbi. about
lie has himself been a drinking man Portland.
bay filly, 2-years old, white spot in fore­
the rebuilding of ill town: “Nina brick
and knows whereof he speaks. If drink­
Mis« Leonora Fisher, who has been head, right bind ankle crooked. Rea­
buildings are being constructed, and
ing men will com*) to hear him speak visiting here for the past month with sonable reward will he given fur infor­
with the four damaged bricks repaired
they will hear a different sort of temper­ her sister, Mrs. Geo. E. Howland, re­ mation as te her whereabouts.
and the concrete, Lakeview ie sure of II
ance lecture from the ordinary ; straight­ turned on Monday to her home in Port­
T iiomxs P khrv ,
fireproof buildings, leesides those covered
forward talk uithout abuse. The meet­
Grants Pass, Ore.
land.
with iron plate. We predict that by
ings will continue each afternoon and
the (all of 1901 Lakeview will almost he
Misses Esther and Mary Silsby of
evening this week nt the Presbyterian
A Msg tor Your Svhoolhou,,.
rebuilt.”
Ashland spent the past week in (¡rants
church.
Every school house in the counly
friends
at
thia
place.
Pass,
visiting
Four more of liie second series of
should have a Hag. If you want one lor
They returned Io Ashland Tuesday ¿-our district write to the Coral kk about
bond- issued by Jacksonville to assist in
A « bild can buy as cncap at the New York Kacket Store as a nun.
It.
morning.
building the Rogue River Valley Rail­
Awarded the Grand" Prix.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Redfield came up
road, amounting to $100 each, have
MARRIED.
R. O. McCroskey’s 1000 up to-
Friday morning from Leland, where Mr.
been canceled by order of the board of
A Bu; S t <»< k of
date shoes won the Highest Prize
Redfield has been operating his sawing
trustees. Only three of .50 bonds of this
CARDWELL—PANKEY—At Goll! Hill,
at Paris Exposition August, 1900.
machine, to s|>end a few days visiting in
series are 3et outstanding, am! they
Augii.l l(>. 19<XI, Lawrence Cardwell
The
Rochester
Democrat
and
Grants
Pass.
soon will be called in, $4700 worth to­
and Mis. Bertha Pankey.
Chronicle
of
Aug.
23
says
:
gether with interest, having been paid.
IL L. Truax has been recovering BROWN—GWENS— Al Central Point,
“C. P. Ford A Co., ef this city,
Aug. 20 HKX), A R. Brown and Mi»«
quite rapidly from ids injury caused by
The September number ot McClure’s
manufacturers of ladies’ high­
Lydia E. Owen, by J native A. S.
W e S eri . T iiovsands
dismounting from the i/ocal and is again
magazine will contain an elaborately
Jacoba.
grade shoes, have been notified of
able to l>e at hie place of business at the
illustrated article by rsamuel Hopkins
the award of the Grand Prix for
CALVERT—GILSON—At Medford, at
8.
P.
D.
A
L.
their
exhibit
at
the
Paris
Exposi
­
Adams on ‘‘The Training of Lions,
the bride’» parenta, Ang. 21, 190(1, Jan
tion of 1900. This is the highest
J. M. York, one of the piominent hop
Tigers, and Other Great Cats.” The
C. Calvert and Mia» Jeanie Gilaon by
of the exposition prizes, and, hav­
Judge Chas. Prim,
growers of the Applegate valley, was in
drawings, by Charles R. Knight, of the
ing been awarded tor superiority
| town on Monday. He says that pick­ HIBBARD—HTINHON—Naar Jackaon.
American Museum of Natural History,
in manufacture, is a great compli­
Ville, Auguat 9, 1900, at the residence
ment for Ro< beater shoes I he
ing will bi'/iii at his yard alwnit Friday
because of the artist’s technical skill and
of the bride's paronts ; F. C. Hibbard
srioes comprising C. P. Ford A
Conte early anil make your selection.
of the present week.
scientific knowledge, are doubtless the
and Lulu M. Stinson, by Key. J.
Co.’a exhibit were all made in the
most startling and life like portraits of
Marley,
Geo.Pheby, the photographer, is Again
Ribbons, Lace and Embroidery, Knives,
home factory and are perfect k | m * c -
imena of what thia firm is produc
lions that have appeared in any maga­
at his post, having recovered from his SHORT —NUHBAUM - Al Madford,
Window Shades, Maps, Rugs, Whips,
ing daily tor shipment to all part**
zine for some time. The author relates
Monday, August 19, 1900, Owen Short,
recent attack of illness. He spent last
Wash Boilers, Wash Boards, Trunks,
of the world—to Australia and
<d Ashland,and Mi«» MinnieNusbanni,
several
capital
anecdotes
of
hairbreadth
week recuperating in the r »unfry, re
Valises. Brooms, Carpet Warp. Oil Cloth.
New Zealand, India, China and
of Lake I reek, by the Rev. W. B.
escapes of trainers from death
turning on Saturday and has resumed
Japan, and all European countries,
Granite ami Tinware.
Moore.
as well as to the principal cities of
his
position
as
recorder
of
countenances.
Mayor H. ('. Kinney's horse and
VAN SCOY- BROWN-At the resi­
.^ee the goods, note our prices, use your judgment and bring
the United States. Rochester is
A. E. Voorhlee at rived at bis deetina
bi'ggy took a little jaunt all by them­
dent-. of the brile's parent», Eagle
deservedly famous for its exten­
your pennies to the
Point, August 22, 1900, I’aul E. Van-
sive output of fine shoes, and its
tion at Greeoville, Mich., August I k .
selves Thursday night, a bile Mr. Kin­
Kcoy and Miss Charlotte Brown, by
reputation in this particular will
He v> rites that the weather there is
ney was asaiRting at the temperance
Kev. W. T. Van Seay.
assuredly be greatly added to by
exceedingly warm night and day and
meeting at the M. E. church. The
this latest triumph of the repre­
r
that severe thunder showers are fre­
horse had been tied outside and at the
(
(
sentative establishment of C. I’.
BORN
Fold A Co.
quent. He intends to start on his re­
¡service was missing, lie was discoverer}
turn journey about September 5, in PURlKlM -In thia city, Sunday, Au­
next day in a barm lot in the Lincoln
R. O. McCroekey sells these
gust 19, 1900,to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
company witn Mrs. Vuvrhies ami the
Park addition, where he had evidently
shoes* A guarantee goes with
Purdom, a son.
baby. .
wandered, the owner of the place having
every pair, One door north of
PHILLIPH In this city, M>»nday, Au­
considerately unhitched him from the
bank.
Dr. Qllye Major, recently of Spokan,
gust 20, 19<M», to Mr. and Mrs Ed
buggy. No damage was done except
baa located in Grants Pass and has
rhillipe, a daughter.
• ■I
that the buggy, a fine new vehicle, was
established an office in the Williams ADAMS—At Gold Hill, Aug. 13, 1900,
slightly scratched. There was no way
block. Tire doctor is a graduate of the
to Mr. ami Mrs. 8. K. Adams, a son.
Hop Picker, Wanted.
of ascertaining whether he naturally
! Medical ami Surgical college of Kansas
“came loose” or was turned loose by
One hundred hop picker, wanted at City ami has been practicing some 12
some malicious or_ irresponsible person. the hop farm of J. I*. Kanxau on Rogue years, formerly holding a position as
& SON,
Excelled by no plow manufactured
surgeon on the Northern Pacific rail­
The hop season has opened in the river below Grants I'ass.
UNDERTAKERS
It does its work to perfection.
Address J. P. Kanxau, 1'. O. Box ,300, road. He has lately finished a special
yards near Grants Pass. Picking has
EMBALMERS
course in eurgery at the Kansas City
not yet been begun, but will be in a Grant, Pass.
Office on 6th St. oppo. Court House.
college.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
very few days. During the bast week
f lour to Exchange.
Have you noticed the numt/er of new Residence North 7tb Kt,
numerous camp outfits have been pass­
Farmers, do not haul your wheat 20 Rambler Bicycles on the streets recent­
GRANTS PASS, OR
ing
through
town
on
the
way
to
the
Light and Heavy Wagons and Buggies
various yards and the pickers have been • to 50 miles to exchange, Scott Grifin ly? They are sold at the Hair-Riddle
establishing themselves in camp life for i will give you as many pounds of flour . Hardware (fo. store, and the price is $40
TWO FINE MONUMENTS
HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS
the picking season which is now at : for a bushel ot wheat as any mill aill
Built of
I
able«
of
the
Rail
VIII
hand. The hop season is always a pro­ give y<>u. You wHi find b'cott Griffin at
JOKEPfllNE COUNTY GRANITE
A fiery Dragon that lived in an adja»
longed picnic for those who participate ; bis Hay , Flour, Feed and Seed Store,
rent Wood had long Preye<i on the VII- are now on exhibition at Paddock’»
and dances and other festal occasions (’or. 6(h and 1 streets, »»rants Pass, Ore.
lag»* and finally the Chief of Police ia- Marble and Granite ■aiearuorn.
are numerous. John Ranzau. one of
soed
a Proclamation in which he offered
Estray Notice,
the moat extensive hop growers in this
a Reward of $2.00 for ths Capture of the
Came
to
my
place
on
l/ouse
creek,
on
vicinity, has built a dance ball this
Dragon. Here win the Opportunity for
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
season at hi» bop farm and will give the 6th of June, 1900, one bla< 1» horse
which Ha>k»haw the Infective had
about
9
yean
old,
weight
about
110),
dance«
twice
a
week
through
the
season.
Fall term opcm Sept. ¡’»th.
branded III on left shoulder; also one waited. He had the Dragon hauled up
The «tudente <»f the Normal S«'hool are p
The weather has startle*! our equa­
pared V» take the btata < erufi< ate immediately
bay pony about 8 years old, branded on Supplementary P rote «slings and the
nimity twice already tins month by
graduation.
N 8 on left hip. Owner can hive the (fourt gave the l»eaet three Hour« in
HERE'S no iwe talk­
Graduate» readily »e* ure good p«'-ilion*.
emitting copious quantities of moisture.
which io leave town. A he Pragon took
same by paying chargee.
Expense of year from $139 to $150.
According to the usages and traditions
ing — you cannot
to
the
railroad
tracks,
but
t>eing
Slow
to
0. 8. MowrooNkHT,
Strong Ac aiiernic and Profp-sjonal eoareea.
-• I
of this locality and clime, it is never
move Darknete Caught him, whan, as
have good aonn«! teeth
Grants
Paas,
Ore.
New «penal department in Manual Training.
etlquet.e to rain in August. But these
unleM you take care of
Every One knows, a Dragon guee to
F«»r < atMl'fgue containing full announce
younger years, laat year and the present,
’ sleep. Juat then a North Western train
them. The right tools,
Sal, or Exchange
add re*»
P. L. C awpx
have scandalised their fraternity by ig­
with the nghtprep »ra­
Came along and ground the Dragon into
or W. A. W
Eighty acres on William, creek, three j Pulp.
Her. of Faculty.
noring the Inn«*-honored traditions of
tions, applied at the
their kind and rains have come, evident­ miles from post office, 2b miles from
right time will work
Moral —In becoming a modern Kt.
ly in imitation of “beck Haul.” It is Grants Pa,-. One half under culliva '(¿eorga the North-Western Line was
wonders with any set of
THE LATEST MPROVED
such thing« as tb*»* that make the old tion, orchard ol four acres, good water "imply sustaining its reputation as pub­
teeth.
Oregonian sad and homesick and a right. Two barns, comfortable house, lic benefactor.
We can supply any
stranger in bis own land. The weather, good outbuilding. Plenty of berries.
Teeth Goods at reasona­
Prevented a Tragedy.
ble prices — Powders.
however, is considerate even in it« 25 scree standing timber, good for lum­
Timley information given Mra. George
Washes, Soapa, Brushes,
transgression and the raht uotnee with­ ber. New saw mill. Will exchange for Loaf, rd New Straileville, Ohio, saved
out any bvoa oc Liucxer 0 or nerve-racking to*e »»rcqwriy or »11 for *1200.
— all the advertised
two lives. A frightful cough l*>l long
thundrr and Lgbtning. It falls straight
kinds, and some we'vr
kept
bar
awake
every
night.
Hhe
had
A Ft* Rvinteri.
down, softly and g-*wtly. After all, tjw
had made for us, and
I Ba'l Bearing. High Grade and
The recent ftatiMicf of the number of tried many remedies and doctors but
some we make ourselves
raio if merely a “blow over” of Web-
death» «bow that the large majority die steadily grew worse until urged to try
Superior in every respecL
foot weath r, and ** for a» »• are eoa-
All that's best.
Dr.
King
’
s
New
lhacovery.
One
buttle
with consumption. This d*eease may
cerned, an r«»r»crceot •lien.
VERTICAL »nd LNDEREEED.
If it
wholly
cured
her
;
and
she
writes,
thia
coamfnes with an apparently harmless
should 'continue it wool ild undoubtedly
cough which can f»e curs>l instantly by marvelous • rdicine alao cured Mr. Long
For Sak by
damage, par’
Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and of a nervous attack of Pneumonia. 8u<h
hut it the muii
fxir>g«, which ia znarentee«! to cure and ceres arc i^entive proof of its pr/ser to
wiry «« we h
PREMJBIPHON DRUGGIST.
< ure all throat, chest and lung troubles.
I relieve ail <ases. Price 25c. and 50c. Only .VV. and$i,00. Guaranteed. Trial)
will merely f
ORANGE
earth and be a real bieteang
j For sale by all droggist*.
bottles free at I>r. Kremer's drug store. * OMO OFtRA FRONT
MOUXC
F~ local toappcntnoe__ j
personal
this Season.
BARTLETT PEARS.
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
EATING
Makes good humor We put everybody in a
good humor by our fresh groceries. Ask
anybody who keeps the cleanest and freshest
groceries and provisions and the aus wer will be
Calhoun
Grocery Co
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE
WHITE
HOUSE GROCERY
iris Expsition
GARLANDS”
CRAMER
E
DRESS 1
<
2t
>rc
Hurt',
Ringling Brea.' Excor«!ens.
SuiuhuM.
Arrangements have been completed
by which all who wish to attand tba
performance, at Ringling Bioa.’ World’»
Greatest Shows in Medford, Monday,
September 10, can eecure special excar-
sions rates on all lines of travel. Tliia
will be the only point in thia vicinity
where the great show will exhibit dur­
ing the present season, and tboea
There is much of pain and sorrow
who fail to st» it will mins the grandest
All must bear, and bear alone,
amusement event of the year. Since
Yet hew helpful Is the sunahine
laat season Ringling Bros' famous exhi­
Of a cheery look and tone!
bition has been doubled in sixe and is
How it brightens up life's pathway,
now beyond all queetioa or doubt the
And dispela the shadows grnu.
largest and beat coaabiued circus, men­
And restores our shattered idols,
agerie and hippodroma is the United
Which we built in days now dim.
States. The performance is given by
Then bestow your sunshine freely !
over 200 high-salaried specialist», in
I sit it shine from out your eyes,
three rings, on two stages, in mid-air,
let it speak in warm band pressures, and on a huge quarter-mila hippodrome
let it breathe in heartfelt sigha,
tiack. The trained animal featarea,
let it cheer the fainting spirit
which are alone worth many times the
Of some brother n distress,
price of admission to see, include three
Let it thrill our jarring voices
troupes ol wonderful educated elephant»,
With a note of tenderness.
Lockhart's play-acting elephant», Mar­
chand's pugilistic pachyderms and Sou­
For in serving fellow mortals
der's elephant brass band, and O’Brien’»
We beet serve the Father too,
sixty-one liorse act, in which three­
And in lightening their burdens
Ours grow light and fade Iroin view. score handsome equinee perform in one
ring, at one time, under the direction of
And a sympathetic nature
one man. The grand free street parade
That vibrates to others needs
winch takes place at 10 o’clock on tba
Is a bit of God’s own sunshine
morning of the exhibition ia the moat
Quickening to noble deeds,
—Anne B. Wheeler in Boston Tranrcript. magnificent display ever seen. Don’t
miss it.
Ob, if only thou who love si
Would but tell 11» while we live,
And not wait until life's journey
Ended is, before they give
The smile we hungered after,
Tender words we longed to hear,
Which we listened for, but vainly
Eor many a weary year.
G. A. R Fnvsmpment Tickets.
Sixty tickets will be sold at my office,
to attend District Encampment G A. K
at Ashland September 10th to 14th in­
clusive, for «1.110 each round trip.
M»«t have your name and cash bv the
1st ol Set .ember. Gall early and avoid
the rush.
J. E. I'araKsoN.
Bathed and Barhered
Are luxuries that all can enjoy on the
Observation Car of the new North Coast
Limited, in operation on and after May
3. on the Northern Pacific. This Obser­
vation Car will l>e a dandy. Get a
North Coast Limited leaflet.
A. 1».
Charlton, Ass't (ien’l Pass Ag’t, ¿55
Morrison St., Cor. 3d, Portland, Ore.
Notkc of Meeting of Boera of Equellxation,
Notice is hereby given that for the
purpoae of correcting all errora in valu­
ation, description or quality of lands,
lots or other property, the board of
equalisation for the county of Joeephine,
state of Oregon, will attend at the
county clerk's office on Monday, Sep­
tember 10, 1000, and continue from day
to day until the aaseesinent ro*l ie
examined.
Dated at Grants Paes, Oregon, the
18th day of July, 1900.
T homu S mith ,
Assessor.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SUITS
We are ready to clothe the little man for school, and have
enough of every other kind to interest every clothing buyer
within reach of our store. Whatever you want, we claim the
best values — absolutely the best values without exception.
Boys Short Pants Suits
Double Breasted Styles—ages 6 to 14
years, well made—a decided bar­
gain at $ | .JO
Double Breasted Style«—all wool ma­
terials, in neat durable Cheviots
and Cassimeres; made up to our
special order for school wear—
double seat and knee at $2.50,
$2.75 »nd $3
GET THE BEST
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SYRACUSE PLOW
IIOLMAN
Reapers and all Farm .Machinery
F. H. Schmidt.
State Normal School.
YOUR
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Sewing Machine
)l. (Tenions,
Boys Long Pants Suits
Good strong garments, in
double and single breasted
styles, ages 9 to 15 years,
>4 50, >5. >6 and >9
Young Mens Long Pants
Suits
A large assortment of the
very newest creations in
Fall and Winter fabrics-
Worsted, Cheviots and Cas-
simeres— single and double
breasted coats and same of
vests, ages 14 to 20, >5 to >15
C«r»«i$HT
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MESSEN’GI-R SHOES
Made from leather of special tannage, and BUILT TO WEAR,
oa improved methods in shoe making from the experience of
others. The weakest spot in al! boy’s ami youths' ,hocs is the
RIPPING This has been overcome in the manufacture of the
MESSENGER SHOES. Try them and you will get the best
shoe for the money.
Size to to ijji
Size i to 5ZS . •
>1.75
>2.00
BOVS STOCKINGS.
Try our famous ” IRON CL\D
-the Oregon, quadruple
knee, reinforced heel, nothing better, price 25 cents.
1 ’. II. HARTH & SON