I
1 M im I alia Wilaou of Medlord la vmf
' ing friend» in thia city.
personal
W. J. Roger» came up from Lela.id
Tuesday to uiaks Granta 1'aaa a abort
~
Mi.nCiaia Gralf returned last week visit.
Warranty Deed,.
Quit Claim Deeds.
from a visit to Ashland.
H. J. Schmidt ol 8.1 ma ha« removed
Notirt, of Quartz Location
Oyaler opening .-il ilvk<» next Satur-
Mia» there»» Hoyt aent to Madiord to Grants Pass and will make bis mi-
A iiJ all other blank forma on sa'e at day
Mt n iay lo visit for a few »asks at tbat dame here.
ih» Cocaina. A new supply just fresh
Take yonr ahete to Hackett for good place.
from th» presses.
Frank Colvig is attending th» encamp*
I ’ srurk and right prices.
i
Make your hens lay by giving them Pratts
City Auditor J. W. Barker left ou meat at Ashland, having journeyed
I
Dr. Flanagan,
First- clas» PLUMBING •'■ Cran.as Thursday for san Francisco lo hav« an thereto on his bicycle.
Poultry Food. We sell it at 30c and a val
Resident Deniiti.
Bros.
’ artificial limb tilted.
Mrs. I. 8. Tomkins left ou Mondx.v
Paint» and Oils—Cramer Bros.
Kuh-i-noor pencils at the Cotmnt
L. L. Jea.ll and J. K Hal», of th» »veiling for an extended visit al Macon
uable book on |>oultry, free with each pack
oifioe.
C. St louuia for waU h repairing.
Oregon t'lue Lumber Co., made a visit and at La I'latta, Mo., and intends to be
age. We also have a supply of ground bone
Wood wanted on subscription at th» t0 Douglas county last week.
Whipe, 10e to $2.50 at Hackett's.
absent about .uree months.
Cot aixa office.
Bargains in Dittos at Cramer Bros.
.Mrs. B. Meucb left on Monday morn
Dr. Moor», who is attending the E k's
and oyster shells. Retails at 4c a pound.
Where do you get your hair cut? Try ing for a visit wuh her daughter, Mrs. Carnival ill Portland, expect» lo return
Firsl-cla»» PLUMBING at Cramer
Will
Mallorv.
Dr.
Mi'.chell,
at
M'
ahunit,
Calif.
Brus.
Thursday night and may be found in hi»
Special price in quantity lots.
Eltuer Everton and £. Zimmermann office after Friday morning, 14th luat.
The latest iu Bicycles at T. A. Hood ! ' Our line of Air Tight Heaters is ready.
Prices *3 and upwaida. Cramer Bros.
returned 1mm« last week from a pros-
& Co’s
John Ijtngen'vaker and family, who
Harness of all Kiuds, Grades and pscling trip iu the Bohemia district.
New une uf writing twbJetf, 5e to 50«*
have been resident» of Joue« creek for a
Prices at HaL-ketl’s.
Marion Vealvh, one of the prominent number of year», exited to leave in a
at CoimiEH office.
Empty lard barrels for sale at the | RAMBLERS. High grade Bicycles |14O plater operators »1 the Galien district, short time lor California to make their
left on Wednesday last for Cottage home there.
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
packing house, $1.00 apkre.
Ridas—ail models in Marlin and Win Grove.
DU I7DV photik . rapher ¡ cheater al Cramer Bros Cartridges— The ‘Sisiers of the 1‘recious Blood” Dr. W. 11. Flanagan returned morn
1" 11 tL 10 I Opp. Ourt House.
ing from his trip to Alaska. He brought
Powder—1-ead.
are here making collectious for lhe with him a funny, fuuy little Arctic dog
Medford will have a ¡»uiiitry show to
Ten Cent, will porchaao a bundle of benvtit of all orphan’s h'>u>e, which has from the Yukon, which is sn object ol
b< gin November 19, and last a week.
old papers at thia office—come handy in lately been established al St. Paul.
curiosity to those who behold him.
You have heard it said of aime tbiug
underlying carpets.
Miss Jeni.ie Dunkle was a paeseuger
“It takes lhe cake.'* But Myrtle Crevk
Mort F.xcurnsm.
Smokers will dud rare opportunities ou Thursday evening s uortti bouud
Flour makes the cake.
for
selection in the many lines of choice train, returning to Portland from a visit
The big excursion to the Elk's Carni
WANTED—To lease a good farm on
with her parents at Wadsworth, Nev.
THE BIG STORE
cigar» at Wil eon A Roper’».
val in Portland laid week did not take
shares for a term of years. Can furnish
E.
P.
Tynan
is
now
conductor
on
away
all
our
«xcursioiusts
by
any
11
yuu
want
a
lieatiuf
SU'Ve,
come
good references. Address, with parti
now while the slock is complete. Cra passenger trains 11 and 12, running means, the crowd at the depot ou Mon
culars W. U., Cors 1ER Office.
between Aslilaud and Roseburg and is day morning being conclusive evidence
mer Bros.
Dou’l forget the Ideal* when looking
making his Loma at the latter plate.
ol this fact. Monday was a festal day
A
new
lol
of
»lylhh
jackets,
<*ape$
(
for a goo«! medium priced Bicyc’e. All
Dr. Holt, synodical missionary lor the (or excursionists, tlm attractions being
waists,
and
fur
suits
for
Fall,
DJOO,
at
|
kind» for old an«! young, price» $20, $25
Presbyterian cliureh iu Oregon, was a the G. A. R. encampment al Ashland
W. E Dean A Co, Host Office Store.
and $30. Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
passenger with ins family on Mouday and Ringling's circus at Medford. The
Rambler Bicycles are becoming more
The well known optician, Dr. lx>we morning's south bound train, going to G. A. R. was well tilled and the coaches
popular every «lav. I>on’t forget to look wiil be at the Josephine Hotel Septem
of the regular train were crammed full Ladies Wool Astrachan Jackets $0.50
Ashland.
at the Ramblers when looking for a ber 27 to 2fl. Don’t fail to aee him if
and loaded dowu by the army of pleas
A.
W.
Gunnison,
representing
the
Lined throughout with Murcerued Satin,
wheel. Price $40. Hair—Riddle lldw. yua need glasses.
board ol Eire Underwriters of the Pacific, ure seekers. The following named peo
Buttons ami strapped with Black Broadcloth.
ple
held
special
tickets
for
the
G.
A.
R.
RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive was ill Grants Pass Tuesday on business
Rambler? are establishing a good rep “style” of their own. See the sample» connected with the insurance rates tor excursion ;
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nickerson, Mr. Ladies Woo! Astrachan Cape $9.00
utation for themselves. A pleased eus- at Hair RKld le Hardware (o’» Store this place.
36 inches long with 110 inch Sweep, trimmed with
and Mrs. Volney “olvig, Mr. and Mrs.
toiner is the beet uf recommendations. The price is $40.
At lhe school meeting held Monday Geo. Rowley; MaadauiM E. Berry, M.
Those who ride Ran biers always praise
Black Tibbet Fur.
Have you noticed the number of new evening the resignation of Miss Mayale Spencer, J. M. Furman, A. E. Smith,
their wheels. Price $40 Hair—Riddle
Rambler
Bicycle»
on
llie
streets
recent
Foster,
as
teacher
in
the
sixth
grade
of
Hdw. Co. <
F. F. Grove, 8. Harkness, Celia A. Ladies Electric Seal Cape $33,50
ly? They are «old at the Hair-Riddle our public schools, was accepted and Smith, J. W. Heston, Hugh Carrie, Mrs.
Handsomely Finished. The Portland price of this
DON’T wait Jintil It begiue raining Hardware Co. More, and the pric» i« »40 Miss Elsie Wilev was elected to till the
I'ayne, Mrs. Isingley, Mrs. Peter, Mrs.
»fftrxx yuu nrili.r
..... ’
before
ord«-r Vrtilr
your tvinfx.»»
winters . wuuu.
garment
during the Fair was $10.00
vacancy
—
Medford
Mail.
Why pay $1.25 per tier for wood w hen
Kuykeudall, Mrs. Everton; Misses Myr
Order now and get good dry slab‘wood
I. A. liebarlie w»s one of the excut* tle I-ee, Jessie Coron, Hattie Smith,
you
can
get
good
dry
slab
wood
from
Ladies ‘¿t-inch Kcal Astrachan Capes $28.00
of W. L. Ireland at 75 cents per tier.
siooists to the circus on Monday, lie Annie Colvig, Hattie Webb, Lent Ix>ng-
Leave orders at Cramer Bro*. Hard- W. L Ireland fpr 75 cents per tier?
to $40.00
also attended the hop yard dance on ley, Cora Smith ; Messrs. Chris Eilsess-
orders
at
Cramer
Bros.
Hard-
Leave
, ware.
Friday and withal Las reason to fear or, J. I.. Scovill, John Blalock, Albert Childrens Jackets
ware.
Get your writing paper by the ream
that he has become a sad gadabout and King, Janies Orr, Wm. F. Byrne, Ralph
Sl'ECtAI. \ «1.1 F.S AT
Fish Commits oner F. C. Heed wm
and save money. We offer a ream of
pleasure seeking butterfly in Ilia later Berry, Chester Berry, J. P. Coleman,
here
on
Friday,
inspecting
the
nater
$1.75, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3.25,
noie paper, 480 sheets, 21., pounds, for o
! J»y».
Newell Delamater, H. Thornton, O. W.
45c. We get the pnper in large quanti company’s dam across Rogue river.
Purdy,
J.
E.
Peterson,
Geo.
Evans.
J.
C
Harper
discontinued
his
con
3.50, 4.00 and 5 00.
ties and can sell cheap; this is not cheap The commissioner examined the tishway uection with the Grants Pass and
Among others leaving, some tor the
which
has
been
provided
by
lhe
com
paper but first class goods.—Coi kier
pany, and haw that the fish were able to j Crescent City stage and mail route last encampment and some for the circus
office.
pass, an«l after offering a few suggestion» week. A Mr. Hill is now running the were: Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Norton,
Louis Belfils, the experienced watch regarding it, he returned, finding that stage line from Waldo to Crescent City Mrs. Theodore Mott, Mrs. 0. E. Har
The S|ieeinl Values shown this week in Lutiies,
maker, has fitted up a shop in Dr. many of the reports concerning this and I.ieter A Calvert from Granta i'ass mon, Miss Theresa Hoyt, Miss Elsie
Kremer's drug store, where he will bel dam were without foundation in fact. to Waldo.
Green; Messrs. Roy Bartlett, Mike
Misses an<l Childrens I'nderwear
prepared to do all kinds of watch re- |
He also informed the company tbat the | Walter Dyke went to McMinnville Clemens, H. V. Meade, W. 0. Black, W.
pairing in the must thorough and satis- , protection of the fish in ami near the | Monday to attend the college at that W. Wolfolk, Geo. E. Good, L. A. Heber-
factory manner.
fishway wa» the business of Hie state, 1 place during the coming school year. lie, Geo. E. Howland, Arthur Howland.
at
and
cts,
Last Wednesday evening's south that it was unlawful to fish nearer than Mr. Dyke is one of the successful teach
Recaption
bound train, No. 11, did not reach here 600 feet to a fiihway, and that those who ers ol Josephine county and is exhibi
Best Value Ever Sold in America.
till Thursday morning, being delayed by ; fished in or near it were subject to pros- ting commendable ambition in his re
On next Wednesday evening, Sept. Ill,
solve for the broader education ami men at the I (>. O. F. hall, the Y.W.C.T.U.
a wrecked stream shovel train just this ecution bv the state,
tal development which the college edu will give a reception to the pledge sign Sh<K*s For Ladies, Men and Children.
side of Green’s station near Roseburg. I
This week we are offering a »plentlid line oi
The stream shovel and five flat cars hud :
cation allords.
School Opening.
ers of the recent serie» of temperance
gone into the diteti and the track was
J. 11. Orcutt, the newly elected presi meeting». An interesting program will
School opens Monday, .September 17,
torn up for 200 yards. No one was in- ' with the following corp» of leather«: dent of the Dram Normal school, »|K>ke ba rendered and refrealimenta served.
jured.
S, W. Holmes, principal; Misses M. A. on educational matters last Wednesday All are cordially invited lo attend and
A new invention in the way ui wheeled Goodin, Minnie Tuffs, Cora Lemon. Cal evening at the opera house Only a participate in the enjoyment ol the oc
5 to 8, $1.00. Ki to Hi. $1.25. 13 to 2, $1.50.
velli«, les has made its appearance here, lie Heslin, Mary Day, Edna Barker,Alice «mall audience was present ax the casion.
This line of Shoes is absolutely warrehted by the manufacturer to be
in the shape of a bicycle destined to run Pool, Dora Colvig, May Sutton, Florence lecture had not been well advertised,
Boy's Brigade
All Solid Leather
Mr. Orcutt’s remark, w ere full of good
on the railroad track, lhe machine is Akin.
On next Monday evening, September
simply an ordinary bicycle fitted with
All pupils must report at the brick logic and he hirnsell is a very pleasant
the
New Stylish Lasts, BUTTON or LACE,
All are made on
17, a buy’s brigade will be organiser! un
rods and a 'itile wheel to run on the op- school house, where they will bo classi- gentleman to meet.
anti with every pair we will give
HEEL
or
SPRING
HEEL,
posite » ail, after the manner of the ordì- lied, and those tielonging at the new
Homer D. Angell, accompanied by der the auspices of the Y. W. 0. T. U.
nary railroad velocipede. The head ad- building will then be Rent there in ii. R. Campbell and Fred Stockton Lieut. E. B. Brown and Sergt. Arthur
justment is screwed down tight, »0 that charge of their respective teachers.
arrived here last Sunday alter complet Edgerton of the O. N. G. have volun
the forks are immovable. The working
ing their work <>( suneving public land, teered to take charge of the drill. The
of the machine is not absolutely perfect.
lt«*ady for H un I ik - nm
You can see them in the South Window of
lor the government in Southern Oregon. place of meeting will to Clemens hall,
It seems to need flanges or other things
I have opened an office in the opera There headquarters are at The Dalles. entrance al rear of building; time, 7:30;
to make it absolutely reliable and satis house block, over the postoihee. in Mr. Angell is a graduate of the Uni Age limit is 10 to 10 years.
The Big Store of
factory. There seem to be possibilitieò Grants Pass, ami wiil engage in Mining, versity ol Oregon and at one time the
in it, but it is plain to be seen that it Brokerage, Real Estate, Insurance and able and proficient editor uf lhe U. of O.
Hale or Exchange.
wouid not do for lhe machine to come Collection business. J shall be pleased Monthly.
Eighty acres on William» creek, three
into general use as the train» would to consult with persons having mining
Miss Eva Sill left last week for mile» from post office, 20 mile« from
probably be obliged to stop running.
properties, who may wish either to sell Wrangel, Alaskla, where she will take Grant» fa«». One-hall under cultiva
E. E. Redfield is up from Leland this them or place on the stock market. I charge of a school. Miss Sill has been tion, orchard of four acre», good water
week. He broke the air compressor of am also ready to handle Real Estate, teaching in the county for a number of right. Two barn», comfortable house,
and her work in the schoolroom i good outbuilding». Plenty of berrie«.
his sawing machine and has ordered one including improved and unimproved years an<l
»tanding timber, good for lum-
built in Pittsburg, of larger ami stronger property. If you want Eire Insurance has been of such character as to gain her i
New »aw mill. \\ ill exchange (or
pattern, the first one having been al let me write you a polic y and do it so a well deserved reputation for excellence .
together too light for the work required | that m case of loss you get your money. in that calling. Iler many friends in * town pro|»erty or »ell (or $1200.
of it. He has fully demonstrated the If you have accounts or notes to collec t, this county sincerely regret her de
success 01 his machine, the only draw houses or farms you want rented, bring parture but with her unlimited bucccbb
E. C. P kwtlani ».
in her new field.
back to its perfect working thus far hav- ^ieln
n,e>
ing been the inability of the compressor
Judge W. C. Hale,of Eugene, arrive«!
hirayed •
to supply a sufficient quantity of air. {
in Grapta Bass Thursday to make his
The new compressor will remedy thia, j Strayed from Bolt's Mountain on resider.^e here and will open alawc-ffice.
That portion of the macnine designed 1 Applegate, about the middle of A pril, a He has hired the Booth residence and
I HERE'S no uae talk*
by Mr. Redfield works perfectly. The bay Ally, 2-years old, white spot in fore- Mrs Hale and daughter Mias Jessie,
t ing — you cannot
saw was making 176 strokes to the head, right hind ankle crooked, Rea- will arrive in a short time. Judge Hale
have good sound teeth
minute when the compressor broke, lt »enable rewar«! will be given for infor- waH formerly circuit judge of this
unless you take care of
runs smoothly, wilhout jumping or : mation as to her whereabout?.
judicial district Jur a number of years,
them. The right tools,
pounding. The attachment by which
residing al Klainmatfi Falls, He is a
T homas P ersy ,
with the rightprep «ra
it fastens to the log works to perfection!
man of ability and worth and lire Granta
(¡rants Pass, Ore.
tions, applied at the
and the machine can be shifted from
Pass people are pleased to learn that he
i
right time will work
one cut lo another in as short a space of
and his family are to be residents of
State Fair Excursion.
wonders
with
any
set
of
time as five seconds
this place.
The Southern Pacific will give liberal
teeth.
Mr. and Mr«. R. L. l»emaree and Ar-
special
rates
to
those
who*
desire
to
Opening
lhe Oyster
We can supply any
returned
laid
week
from
their
tiiur
Frier
I season at Blake’« next Saturday, Sept. attend the Oregon state fair which will
Teeth Goods at reasona
tie held at Salem, Hept 17 to 22, inclu ouling on Ditch creek, where Messrs.
15, next dour to Coe's store.
ble prices — Powders,
Demaree ami Frier were engage«! in de
sive.
Washes, Soaps, Brushes,
Girl WtntHl •.
— all the advertised
The tickets will be on sale Iron:
t. veloping a «piartz prospect. They found
For general hoiitiewoik, steady em
fine facilities for hunting and fishing in
kinds, and some we've
ployment. Enquire at Prof. Holmes’, 16 to 22, inclusive, Mini the ra’e to fair that 1‘K-ality, the little trout biting rav
I
grounds and return will be one fare for
had made for us, and
Sixth St.
CLOTHING, SHOES
1 the round trip. The ticket« will be enmisly. Arthur killed two fine bucks
some we make ourselves
before the game law rendered them im
Floor to Ere liang.
limited to Sept. 24.
All that’s best.
Farmer«, do not haul your wheat 2n;
lhe state fair manager« have taken mune. Mr. and Mrs. Demaree »ay that
FURNISHING GOODS
to M> mile» to exchange, Scott Griffin e«pe< nl pains and effort toward making they were serenade«! nightly by two
will give you a» many pound» of flour this fair the bent in the history ui the large owls who hooted in perfect accord,
HATS, TRUNKS
for a bushel ol wheat a» any mill will state. Ttiia event is of marked interest a tenor and baritone, and tbat in the
give you. You will find Scott Griffin al and importance to the people of Oregon echoing canyon in the dead ol night, the
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
bi« Hay, Flour, Feed and Seed Store. as a state and all should lend their -'fleet was very musical and wierd in the ORANGE FRONT
AND VALISES
osso osrsx nouât
Cor. 6th and I afreet», Granta I'a»», Ore. energies to making it a grand success. extreme.
Í
Fruit for canning is scarce
this Season. Early Craw
ford Peaches yearly gone.
We have a few more choice
lets of Early Crawfords this
week.
IW [.eave your orders for
BARTLETT PEARS.
Crop is limited, prices rea
sonable, fruit is excellent.
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE
on DISHES beginning this
week. Odd Platters ( plain
and decorated ), Creamers,
Dinner Plates. Ete.
SEE
PRICES
IN
WINDOW
REMEMBER
WHITE
THE
DISPLAY
PLACE
HOUSE GROCERY
OPPOSITE
POST OFFICE
local toappcnínge
Shues repaired at Hackett’a.
M. Cismet»», Presctip’ioa DruggMt.
Lv-cokf Soda at WILSON A ROI'KR S
For Fisl>in< T.ukle, go to Crauier
I
ARE NOW 20 o
Calhoun
Grocery Co
R. L. COE & CO
GAPES AND JACKETS
We öfter this week
It you need a new
have
•ur 1900 stock now ready, and
can give von the best lint* to make
your selections from $3 ami upwards.
If your old stove needs repairs, let
us fix it up.
. . . DON’T MISS . .
25
CKAM ek
50
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES.
WALK-OVER SHOES
NAME
Walk-Overs need no intro
duction to the general public, as
they are known as the best at
the price in the country.
MATERIAL
All the materials used in this
celebrated line are the best
obtainable at any price.
WORKMANSHIP
Walk-Overs are made by the
best of skilled workmen, and are
model products of an up-to-date
factory.
LASTS AND PATTERNS
They are made on lasts which
fit the feet, and cut by patterns
that fit the lasts.
RESl I.TS
Bv a combination of the essen
tials — BEAUTY, EASE and
WEAR. — a most desirable re
sult is obtained. This combi
nation is found to a greater tx
tent in Walk-Overs than in any
other line.
WORTH
More Welted shoes are made by the Walk-Over makers, ( GEO. E.
KEITH COMPANY ), than any other concern in the world. Thus,
purchasers of Walk-Overs get the result of the greatest experience,
combined with the best and largest facilities.
| PRICE
B All Walk Overs made from American stock are sold fur $3.50.
In order to maintain the present high standard on our imported Ik>l s
Patent Calf and Sueur’s Enamel they must lx: sold for 54.
ORDERS
I In ordering by mail or express, state STYLE, SIZE and WIDTH
plainly, giving name and address. Add 25 cents to the catalogue
price, for transportation charges.
1
II. HARTH & SON
One Dozen Lead Pencils-Free
R. L. COE & CO
1». II. HARTIi At SON
YOUR
TEETH
M. Clemens,
" A child can buy at cheap at the New York Racket Store as a man.
Buy a Dress Pattern
gone — Pretty Designs,
10 Y/IRbS
This week I ion opi'iiihL' a large line of Ladies, Mens
EACH
Large Bowl and Pitcher.... ..
rwp
and Childrens Lndersvear ill heavy fleceed part-wool and all-wool garments.
Tan, Oxford and Medium Grey« ami in mixed Good«,
M í *- ch ami Children JACKETS in
A BIG LINE OK BLANKETS in Whit«1, Tan and Gray ami a beautiful line of OutingH.
( Sold in seperate pie« es i
THE KING " best quality Overall
... CALICOS ¿ND 5HIRTINQS
I Per pai» I
Cotton Batto«, per roll.... .
........
1HPORTX1NT !
Don’t forget us when school begin«. Yon can
get f LATHS. TABLETS. PENCILS. INK.
Etc., for little money at the
sha<l<*8 in PI h ' k I anti I*o!lca-<lotH.
rm COLLflltCTTES IN BLACK, BROWN AND CRAY
I .MBREELAS in Gloria an<l Silk Surge, with a big aiiBortment of Silver, Boari, Horn
SHOE DEPARTMENT compriiwH all the new creationH of 1900. S( ll(X»I. SHOES with
atiofaetion
with every pair of ChibironH. La<li<'H, Mon ami Boy« SI i « m * h .
Blti BARGAINS IN H AW INTO JNES THAT WILL SHED RAIN
McCROSKEY,
nnnp *ORTH oy