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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1901)
i' ii. H r'-i f 1 li f 5 GOOD .MONEY SAVED at the ..WHITE HOUSE GROCERY . . Some interesting points about DRIED FRUITS Our Evaporated Peaches are better than a great many of the canned kind and are much cheaper at S,1 ie per pound. IIet we've ever hid. Four pounds of best Diied Apples for 25c; (They are from good sour apples, and we know who did the drying). Petite prunes that are extra good large and sweet at 5c. Some fine Columbia Pitted Plums at 7c. I'ruit Jars lots of 'eni Sun Fruit Jats glass Covers Self and examine them Fresh Fruits and iiiiie noose urocory liiiifiatij 1$ I loo IvS, 'AT Lines, I-oles, Flies. ,-. Do You If you do and want to luinr lot ns make you a select inn st roam lisiiuiir. 0 what you need. Cramer I UH Kl'.l.l.ew KIFLFS MCGORMIG1 -a SjvL' -?'Z '-f Ir Sale by Hair-lliddle'lli! The Cost of a Crescent Is eoverod liy its uireliase rk''. feeding dt illars into the repairman' in a satisfactory condition. CRESCENT Ate tile "ai.i.-ls '.ii it in! st THE - s ' -v FOR ST RKXGTI I If you watit -.tretK'.'.i '."ol :i"; f ! ;. ai iti't-t i..e.e whi'le-ome meals. Im't ,; i:t ' !- t!'...t .. 'l nn. it i :!'; p 'i-sible at a fancy price. We Kuve tKe he it cuts you could desire. They are not cxpvhsive and 'a 1 -:s,i ' '" ' ' to the whole system. r-... t t ... 1'iuc r airier iioi.-s' ;e.lr: i . Pork 'hojx and Ssit-age i-'.c Veal, ioc to . i ; : Iioiling Uetf t-P Chickens on F.id.iy a:;d a'. ut'' iy. CITY MEAT 31 ARK ti l". Phone 144. C. W. Gray, pi opr. We have Hie largest ami most emu plcte line Table lViica.-ies in the city, i mils s, i.t oiiwe iii b..tt:. a lli'ls 1 1. rt-i r: 1 i 1 h Mus'ard. Hills M xed I'nk'e- ( h . Hi. 1 M'XIlMIl lint . . 1,'c . .IV ! . i.v; ..lo.'i ..lo- Hills i-iipeiline Olive (hi puie Bii.l llie f lust made. abi 1 " No. 1 l'liklts in lulk, tin' Kind Ibnl'i- . icoa" try th 111. ' ' Oisnge Marina'ade (this ytari-) Sac j Anderson Cranbeny Sauce 2-V lor Sunday's c!'ici;eu dinner i All Kinds f Lunch Coods. ; Nail-en's ImpVil Siuokt d Sardines 11' Masons Jars and the celebrated Vacuum Sealing nothing better made, Vegetables Dailv. Call 1 n 4t Sitoons, Leaders, Spinners, Cane Rod- 1 Fish uuiie a itoi fur riser or Imw to li I C.ttell, small h and UlOW ros. S !:!.(( K AMMI'SinuN. Co. ; AT JLWELL'S OLD ,TAND. You don't have to Ke. lill t ) keep Your V 111 i5ICYCI.ES stand up. ' 1 h. stand up. von. C.ii' an 1 i th m . (iliain Vheels.y25. to $5,S. Cliainlexs ('tishion !'ia:ne ,i i.'.oo Ail make- i per f lire- lin p;iir iij'. at- OiOVGLE DEH, I-'a-t of Depot. J iccairrcnin IT. I Ke-K mugan, nt IVhtlet. 1 ' J io Coroii fur Plumbing. ; Whips, KV In J.'.SOat Hacketl's. j Cash !. r Gold Ihist t Cramer Bros, j M. Clemens, Picsoriptiou ilruniet. ! Wood wanted 011 subscription at the Cw'KLt lilnO, I IVii.ijt L.V.I Heating Montis at I ("lamer Fjos. i B.e 1 iivt s an J Bee Supplies at Ilair j Hi.ldle II, hv. Co. j A spltii-.ini hue tf Uoval Charter Oak nan,. . won a. Itariu-ss 01 ad KnJs, Grades and Price e: !i..t Lett's. . Ail uadv mi le dress, s'kitts, Some ran; l iiirains at Mrs. ltel.kopf'a. S.W.P.?.: her man -Williams Paints. lair-Kiddle Hardware Co. IVi'Tiii;; Pall Hearing Mowers at Cam r lcus. '01 .;.i!i:l.lfrs 40. KoaJster $J5 at llaii-Kid he II Co. N. w lioto Manilla fur aiuatetiied at the C.;u; it r ether. . i ' ,. ,- , , . ' Tl.e au r eoini'imy have a force of men at wetk l.iyini four inch pipe on i.'.h stieet from 1) I) A street". Co!, .hini- i .lavk'un, inspector general of th.' O. .N. ii., in tnwu Friday ami chid iii'.Mi Co. ''11" ellifially. Mr. , I .uiies liiowii of l'ntsnioiith, Va. uvef : il year of aue sud'ered lor j ears w ilii u b: 1 ..re on hig laee Phyaii ians ei'ihl in-' help him, I'eWitts Witch fl.i..'l S.i've nui 1 him permanently. Ur. W. 1'. Kreiner. Si. hi i.;rilliii handles Ashland Hour, I'lali uihiiia seed, (Jreron red cluver s.cd, winter oats, lare Kussiun while r.e, new crop thiiulliy M'ed, wheat for 1 a'v. Wheat ilay, Alfalfa, Tim- 0 hv Hay, O.il S'raw, Chop Hat ley, (.'rn, In ui, ( ;i! li.e New Ideal 10c paper Patterns at M.. i. topi's. A i rnniiiient .eni j-.ipnlur jounn bnsi ne s tiowi of this city riipunie us to a..i o :ih e I hat, lie is i-o-.n lo enter into 1 :r hu-i'nl -I ui- of niainiunny and that e. intuitu a'i.jiiH and sa;e Hilvieo are in '.'r Ie nre!..th. i..i ici l!o-e '.K: a foot nt Ciamer i'.Ml". Toe h isini. Sun" is a superior quality uf 11 mu i j . 1 1 s 1 1 t'i v cited by Mo..n ,t to. at li.e l"i..volt mills, t ompeknl judges Ii v.- p' i. eiiie-d i big 11 eir the best tl.1 y eer ii'i1 1. Th- W.M.Imi -i ..! 'he World held :'. ' li''il 1 1 it s hiit Sumhiy. lie .od. r ie. ! ,.( l'.:e I. (I. (I. 1-'. hall u: l hi-u.i' d I v .!... bund marched up .S x'ii t:; . I li A s're. t and thence to the I. ii. O T. i , ti, , iv. A ii" 1 ;.i I'.c of i ii.hiiiid.'iy In ah '.vidi! f .it Mi-. U hkoi.i'u. iii li i of ihe I'uanlH l'ass liib i.. lender, -d a recepiiou on ui.:i.r a' the re-id. m a of Mr. '. I C. Kinney. The class ami i". I'-pot a innt eiijoyable v.. I Ueatint Moweis at Cia I p i i; .i.i wliil" cnuui'(i in ,Thi:i'i iit(.v lioiH-. M 'h'l.iy, U -Ii from h F-cVfit' tir.t.f.-i and il i, w Inch la-it !;(.-!- ; lift lien nn I w iii n't: !: HI fl Mil Wjrii l A rtinr . ft. lit h f the clis- of hnl, i in .! "ili'.e.hy one of the i't' ;'i,i,(.i (.icr.iiiure evr '. .ii ijm-,..ii. Tvery ia 'e f ' ue n I'tn-i iMi i;r.nip an . 'in ' p. rfeeti.iti and ai raiij 'inenL an I roiipin 1 I ' I l ' I ill I' . ".' l,;. the i !i" rnine I be j-'c ore. g.i " A I at ti : ;!.. evnin.'. An ! r.- in. . j. d and a i v a elijoyi "! later j i-" .Til. ot- on, who! e:i' ': iiiiiiinellL failed ell -1 tune and that .i.ii was n. . t--ari!v i li. va' i' al I .-.on u" s e , , er Bros. ! lat.'S't I Ihe lot I. . F. til,' I': III ' 'llg (''"' I . and tlie ; tiie best . ' in .inv I ,d I.ii liy 1 iy, of 11. eir Gov ; p'i, i.ii I other l.ibiy the that ever j .lin;;; J. I'lllil i" dr.ii I ' .eei,i,;y n by a h i- I-, c,l .! o I ',') ' I T. li.'t'c ail !. ot , I- 'o, en i-t M It, it J. ' i.'o I in m "i: i.i. I l i-. - on wbiih aie tale; lo :i '.,-t YAipiin a. company an- - a - i. r io 1 trp r.t'e o' I : , i i ,'i- ' 'ii" snrii'iier Tio ritiii. . ;.i . i ' : . t, el i.i s-(, -ember 3 '. T rio Oi f:ft'ritn ln.Iurcs. .'. " i ; ii"iii '-nt oi.t it ii ii" i' 'I-;'-"1' iii'i b rerehTel in ;e a"Lrni''i'.e l,v 1 eing m-linted T e i'V. ' I - r '. d Ulei'ori l.i,. n.a", , i it. '.- I. , : m iii- t ..jr.. r o.... e i' e ' -'', s i in. me ' ,a'fc'- e,. oiig'i i it fi.ar plef.jres. t We i.a-.e "e-.etai siia.Ji-s to select from. lb- ( The Chicago Racket Store. Next Door West of Palace Hotel. We submit below a few prices on articles that wo wish you would compare with others as to prices and quality. We have the prices and quality you do not have to take our word for it, just come and see our goods. All prices are marked iu plain figures. We believe in liv ing and letting live. Lawns per ril Ladies' Vests T.utter Paper, 3ti sheets .. Large Towels, - for Fancy Pearl iluttons, iloz. Combs Aus'.e Button", G dux Wire Soap basket l.arirp Galvanized Tulvs v. Six lian Laundry Soap. . . Hope, per foot . ... lOo I .... 5c ....lSi. ! . ... Sc i So . . . . 4c ! . ... Si ! S."c I L'.V ! . ... Ici Ljces no end of them, F.mbroideries, Velvet, Ribbons, Silks, Shoes, Overalls. We have a fine line of working Shirts. We do not want So per cent on them we have no rent to pay. Don't take others' words as to quality and prices just compare. A big line of fireworks for Fourth of July at Kesslers' Chicago Racket Store. Next Door West of Palace Hotel. Ministerial Association. The Miuisterial Association of Grants l'a- district of the Oregon' annual con ference of the M. K. church convened in the Newman M, K. church o! this city On Tuesday o! this week. The opening sermon was preached by Kev. V. B. Moore ol Mediord. A fcood program of exercises ia prepared in the way of ter mons, addresses, ami essays. The work of the association will continue up till Thursday evening. The following visiting inini.-teis are in aUenilatice: J. T. Abbott, of Ashland; B. A. Bristol, ol Merrill ; V. B. Moore, of Me lford; J. 0. Gregory of Centra' Point ; X. J..llarbiit of Wilbur; .1. B. Staik of Ten Mile; W. B. Pepper of Can yonville ; and W. M. Jordan of Uoll Creek The service of thin Wednesday evening w ill be in the interest ol the benevolent enterprises of thu church. An ail lrea will he given by .1. T. Abhett, upon "The Conni'Clional Benevolences of the Church", On Thursday evening will occur the "Young People's Ballv". Ad dicfsi s will be given by N. J. llarbitt, and J. T. Abhett. Mormonlsm. A huge crowd gathered at the New man M. I'! chuich Monday evening to bear Mm Melnto-h deliver a ledum on the subject, ''.Mm monism Kxpo'cd" Mrs. Mi l'ilorb spent tw o years iu I'tab aud is familiar witli Murmona and their i:ytem. She is one of tbo-o who went to Washinglou Irour I'lali in Piesiden; Arthur's administration lo seeuro tbo eiiactmeiit of the lvlmouds law against polygamy. The Murmnn elders w ho were in the rity were prompt iu attendance ind occupied front seats. Previous lo tl.e lecture Hev. Jenkins made a lew ie marks, saving, among olher things that if lie weie to go to a Mohammedan country to introduce the Chri-liau religion, lie would not (prite exclusively fii iu the Koran in pursuit oi that pm p se ; referring to thif practice of the Mormons iu q'loiiug ftoiu tin Bible iu-.liad of the book of Mormon. Mis. M 'Intosli sp ike for over an hour ail a hall in a very lluent manner. She re. -i i a nuiiibi r of instances of Mor mom oppresi.tii. -Tlio Moiuuin re ligion, Mrs Mi Iut ih is coiivini id, is a si li ol Satan, ilebberalcly planned by him and she ajserts a revelation to tint ell'ict. Co mini! F.vonta. June 1 1 "O'd Maid" Convenliou" at oj era h inse. .1 uiy 4 -Gland celebration. Take Your Choice, xfeMKTtj.'ysr' 'J nswwwoaii''HIul Sx'h J s " P. Clothing. Ha.s, Boots and Shoo Trunks ivnd Vnliscs. O. N. G. l!ncu.mpment. I Oideis have l ei n received for !a- 'loirtll Ih'gllllelit O. N. 'i. to goil.to jiao.p of in-'riii: ion r.i-.ir L i. ne for -.'Vfti dais, hi-e;, ni.iiig .lone L'7, 111'' I "UvltviMons of the legnnent are fo leave ' lle ir hoine s'.a'ior.s !-o as to arrie h ie itt ,'is I. M. slid will Inan h fiolu li.e sta' ion to llie camp, the silo for w hi-b j hai not let I u seleit.-d, 'out wh'-!i i w ll. prohllilv b.' two or ll.iee nui' -. on' ! from lon. Ihe i a1, ah v ti oop at I,.h 1 anon w .il alto he here fir twoorttine da-, d'iriiig wii h its e.-nimaii'lo o.Iii er will fpoit to t'otonel Yorail, v.l.i, 'ml l ave eoiuui.iiid of the rati, p. Toe I'll ii, of the t wiil be In ( ban, leas, artermast'-r's I'ej.ul 1 af'ef by (.'apta.n F. lu!e the roiiiii.i.fary W.I! be p C. I'..'.', inn The cm, bv Ihe r. (::..-. i",: .'.. 1 o.er I.v Lii 'rei ai.t of Ail. my. iiie i 1 leave tin ir tal oi.1 ar S .T lo rn Pa. ill c I ruin- io P.. A 'bland, Tb'.r- ! .1 1 ""i a. in. Coii.p.mv H, 11 II a. m. Company I'. 1! a. in. C iinpny F, Wi i lb'irn, Tli'iifi lay, at U 'S- hur. 1 hi.rs lay Silem. TiiUf 1-ay, at 11 (' inpii'if G, A'baay, 'Inurnlay, ut i 'j ';) p. tn. j ( o'l.pany II, Gran's Pas-, Tli'i slay at ", U') p. m. I They will break camp Wedne. dav, I'.ly 11, l'.i 'I, in Cine to take the regular iiitl.ein I'ai itie trains, li-avi ng Lug' ne ! for tiieif l,o:i.i: s'a'.ioru at 2.(JJ. p. in. the 1 time day. t'i irj.ioi--i.vi t Vila I l't. Bottle Ammonia 12c I't. Bottle Bluiii.T. e Bird Seed, pk Rc Wash Boilers, Copper Bottom! Ooe Curry Combs Mosquito Netting t! yds 4fc Ilanimocks iioc Bed Spreads S"ic Smrt Vail 47c A ihnuly Wringer 11.00 Chau'ta viqua July 9th-ISih. Many nttractinns at Ashland including Pr. J..M. Buckley, N. Y., Polk Miller, Va., Ward Pickurd of Ohio, Park Sisters of New Y ink City. ' The finest' quartet of la dy cornetsts iu the world. Prof. W. J. WL itenian, musical ilirctor; Mrs. Alice Ilamill llandcook, elocutionist, and oilier schools. Chorus clauses for childien an. I adults, ("onccrts, Hound Tables, etc, Tickets $1.50, Good tenting Come. ' Silver Medal Contest, The Meilin Sunday School having de ciiled to hold a contest for the Angel! prize given for the best rccilation on Immune education, a-WJ lingo anil Oak Grovo scliou's to send their best speakers under twenty years of age. This contest will be given at Merlin June 21s', admission 10 cents ; lunch served aflerwurd 10 cents. For the Par ado. The Km i th of Julv conunitlee extends an invitation to all the orders aud orga nizations of the city, to participate in the parado on llie illuming of the Fourth. Tbx Books. The closing of the tlx books from June 4 to .bry 1 is announced by Sherd! Lifter. No exlia collection for this period. Merlin News. l.UMnt-'s g I; the proHiientv wave is coming in. The llireo ston-s and two hotels are doing well. At the section house ex cellent meals are mm ve I. Mr. r-'chail'er our f nerjetie section bins is daily iinpioving the 1 1 in k and Mr. Ohon, the S. I', agent, kei j s Ihe depot and giounds neatness itsse'f. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haven of Tunnel (I were the gni sis of Mis. Sehalfer Sun day. The town lias be n a lively place tin past t.u w'. iks. C.unp meeting has been held ill llli) ;riive j lsl v. eel of town, lb v. Mr. I'. eis pieii.ling, Oneeveiiing Mr-i. Gurv.is ;.ivit an interesting lecture on b"i' tl.nels ill India, displaying uonveuirs of ml lilies iu Indian iirl work. Sim slid s n.i of tb" natives winked for one cent per day in India. What would oar Americans Ibink if tin y .iniinian'le.l Ii w.i.m'm'.' I 'ii k . Ilclti-r fur the Itluotl tban Sii jipariltd. For Those l.ni'ig in the M .laria Ihs trio's. Grove's la'cless I lull Tonic. If you ili tii' t like oni' colhir. we have another. If you don't like one tic, we have another. If you don't like one pair of gloves, we have annlher. There's a great chance (ur a choice here. , The popular thing in shade and shape you cm wear. H. Harth U f'on. Band Cor.r it llie jo now I II by llie ( i r.inta 1 parK on 1 i i i .y br.l - s a - ia' win po mi Wlli be given ii I ii ' tl, ' 1! iliioad Mhl, .1 'I i.i u d Mair'i "I p. ii- ml Mi . W. 1,1, Ol'. r'nie, " "I i . . I-uppi "t annin Waa Grind M.-bev, "II 'Irovaioie ' "1-t A:r Vaic. F W. Vim i G'.n. I M.' v, .".1.1 !!... "In I ai.e W.i , ' I. .trillion c . . .iMIbv I ., Vol III . . 1 ';i m l u Mi-od I , Veilerl . . .ILl.l , I Grercry I rarisfor. ii l in ' .'" 1 1 v t 'o , oi,,) .a ' .'. ry 1, . i-. -, so' I ().. ir . -S till- We li to M-v ! It G I, 1 lea in, g g''' and toi-, i. Ho- ! Hare, 1. 11. Ban. , ' Wii'J bil'.C ft.-'Kl.e 1 fer W A - i en oie' i 1 , .i.i 1 j. ( I'lH.'S. Tl ,M iri i iv. Ai.en, trans- l '!.' la .1111 1- ur loll e . ,, 1 l.ii-al .-. I II, .-! : ev have ei 1,1 111 i- -I l.n-i.e a li-oi-. s ll'lioll t lie lea lllig iol.'M of l'i- c.lv. ; of trad., and the .'-.itili.l'ed on hav-l,-ii. I tiil-ine s of I" '. a la-. ire I an e.l' 'l'i, Ha-. , i ri ei. Me-,, all foriie b i-.:..s.- I, III. - , ii'. .a l: an 1 All' n are ".. '1 ll'-y lire ol coa a'.y ari l a.g ui we ate Iliei, and i wor r h who-- j.re re e g' el to we:. Ko. !.-,! and Films. Ila.in. secured tno agere-y of the lio'llHll Ki. ial; Co. for the saie of all of ll.i.r pr -lo. '-, 1 a'ri row prep.ir.-il to !j'j.i I. 1 ! a., s aod li i 'OS. A large iiiini Is r f ( .iiiioo ba.e rtinvi-d aiel are no a en 1 ii i.ii ,o,'i. I 'all an . s,-e ihiin. s- .n l l.an I camera taken iu eichange. A I.. '"oiiiio.. personal L. Altorney L.V. B ewart ie visiting F'oreat Grove this week. .Uis. C. K. llariuon ia visiting rela tives at Long Creek, Ore. It. P. Bennett, a miner of Kvans creek, visited this city Thursday. Walter Bolton of Ashlanl epeut a few days in Grants Pass last week. Misslale Watsou returned on Mor.day after a few days visit in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frater went to San Francisco last Wednesday. Miss Ora Fuller went to Kiddles last week lo spend Hie vacation season. Kditor llaminersley ot the Gold Hill News visited Grants Pass Thursday. C. A, Kiddle retained on Sunday eve ning from Kiddle, alter a week's visit. Uoy Booth arrived here Friday from Eugene to visit for a time in this city. Mrs. J. A. Blew and Miss Kthel Gore left on Saturday evening for Pottland. Miss Madge Marshall went to Gold Hill Monday to visit for several weeks. Mrs. J. A. Yost returned to Portland Friday after a few weeks visit in this city. F. 11. Lriel, publisher of Bonds and Mortgages, Chicago, was in Grants Pass Friday . A. II. Carson, horticultural com uussmncr, visited Ashland aud vicinity last week. T. B. Cornell is at Portland this week attending the M isuuic grand lo Igis 111 a delegate. Mrs. L. M. Kane and daughter, Miss Stella, arrived on Tuesday evening bom San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Kinney went to Ashland Monday to attend the Normal coiiinicniTinent. Mrs. W, II. I'm 1 1 in and children wont lo Caujonvillu last week to visit rela tives aud friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. llegliind, of Saw ver s Bar, Calif., are visiting Grants Pass this week. l'r. Cliva Major visited Toliuan ISpiingi near Ashland Satuiday, on pro fessional business. 1. G. I'aviilson of Gold Hill, superin tendent of the High Line dilcli was in tiwu Thursday, Mrs. A. II. Cornell wont to Pur Hand .Sunday to attend the gtand lodge of the Native I'auglilers. Sam Bennett arrived hero Sunday fioiu Collago Giove and is working for the S. P. I). ,t L. Co. l'r. W. II. Flanagan went lo Portland Tuesday evening and will attend the Masonic grand lodge. Ur. C. It. Kay of Gold Hill, the prominent 'mine owner, visiied Grants I 'lira Thursday evening. Mils Mabel Palelhorpa returned lo Ashland Wednesday after a week's visit wiili fiiends iu this city. Tims. Lancaster of laniuetl, Idaho, arrivid here last week to look over Ibis district iu view of locating. Alan Mi-Keni'.e went lo Wolf Creek Satiiiday owning lo rejoin his parents whose hoine is at that place. Mrs. I. T. Gitlviii went to Portland Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs, Kose Nutris, w ho is seriously ill. Miss Fiance., Iliuhes of Crescent City went to Ashland Friday after abii.f visit belli willl Mrs. (ieo. li. Kiddle, MrB. N. W. I'p'on returned lo Wi, f deck Thursday afler n few days visit with relatives and fiiemls iu Grants P.1"S. Mrs. S 1111 Atl. ll an I children l,f., on M uiday evening for Liku Chelan, Wash , wheru they will spend Ihe sum trier. Miss Mollbi John of Williams alleudei! 'be Coinmem-'Muent exercises haralait week and is in loan this week visiting in, nds. Mrs. F, L. Giay and Mrs. Josephine l'horiilon went lo Portland Thursday evening toaiteml the grand lodge of the Fastern Star. M si M.illie Clemens, sister of M Clem, us, arrived heio 'Tuesday morning from Ion a and wi'l visit for a time In ' iranta Pass. M ikh Stella Paddock finished a succesi fal term of school al Murphy last we.-k and has returned hoini. for the sinn mer va ation. M.s.S'ella Atlell returned on Wedui S' day fiom Portland, where she has bet 11 at lending school, to spend the vacation -e ir-011 at bome. President ll.iv of the S p. Co. passed through here Tin sday 011 a special train O'i bis way louth ufli r in- c ling the line to Portland, t has .i, kell, editor of the Tunes, bus "11. . I., Itiill ilo In a'lend the etpo'ilion. J. S. McCain of Mediord c uiduOs the Tine s duri' g his aleen . 1'n I Maiollelil, who has been in g i.-.-d in mining in Jackson county for tin. past I wo ears, has been spend. 11 . I the past week in Grants Pass. M -s Linra Tnoiuai arrived heie M .11 lay evening frieu Jefl'erson to v-it wiili her in tier, Mis. T. B Cornell and j w ah her many Ii lends iu Ih is city. Mi?.. May " ,1'on went lo A l.l u ,1 I ill, i'.' to Hf.'.l the 1 oinini in inn nt ii"in ri of the A .bland Norm , I, and wi'! sp.-'i 1 bur va' ation a' hoiee. 15" M its A a. iia Goohn mid si-'ir, Mrs. MeNul', I. it lor Portland Monday 11. urn log, n hern M.ss Goodiu wail visit befors re'iir'iing lo iier home nl liiilsboro. . . 111. .. . 1 1 1 1-r , 01 iiraros ra-, who is i'in;ri''. M. M !!.-r and familv and ,'ber rela'iveH arid fi leu-Is on l eddiap was ir. losn HatuiiUy. C' qai'le ( l'T ll.-ratd. Walter le.lie reliun-.l Haturda) e-.i.r.lr.g from M M.n-ivihe, where be ha- b -en r.'' :; tug s. li d during llie J l-i'l j .-ar He ii.tei, U lo rc'.nru ath-r I the siiinii.er a. a'.i .'i. 11. A Colds re'urui'd this week fiom San I rainis.,, to lo ik after Ihe operation! of li.e Poie Nee lie far tory. Mrs. Cords 1 remains fur tbi) present in S in Fran- 1 cue i to bsik alter their business intercuts there. j Mi Filsie Wiley returned 011 Tunis- i .lay lo Mediord after a few ila;s vi-it friends in Ibis city. She removes Willi her pareu's u I family lo I lak land, Cal. , to re-nle ami wi'l attend school at P.erkuley next (all. Mies Edna Parker went out to Alt house first of the week to take charge of a school for a term of three months. The Allhouso people are to be con gratulated on having secured a teacher of such ability and excellence as Miss rarker. Kusign and Mra. J. Wilbert. ol the Salvation Army expect to leave early next week for Centralia, Wash., and new officers w ill be placed in charge at this place. Some changes have been made and those who are in charge here will visit other points also. Ensign Wilbert is au untiring worker In behalf of his cause aud through his efforts the Salvation Army own their own hall at this place. Miss Laura rarker went to Gold Hill Monday to loiuaiu a few days. She has been successful 111 organising a music class of gratifying number at that place and will spend a portion of her time thero hence forth. Miss Parker is a lady ot exceptionally fine musical talent, her instruction iu that line has been ot the most thorough nature, and her ability and success as a teacher are certain. Prlro for Bicycle Re.ce. The trophy to ho given to the winner of the main event of the Fourth of July bicycle races ia one well worth striving for. It ia nothing less than a 50 Spalding bicycle, light roadster, weight, 22 pounds. It is equipped with Hart ford Thorn single tube tires, aud iu ail respects is a thoroughly up-to-date wheel and oljaltractive appearance. The wheel may be seen ut V. A. Paddocks bicycle, den on Front street east of the depot. Lamps, bells anil other sundries will he given as prizes for other bicycle races. Your Summer V&ca.tlon, Why not spend the vacation at Ympiiua Bay where can be had excel lent fare, goul fishing, good boating, safe bathing, alluring rides and rambles. The courses and exercises at the summer school of 1001 at Newport will all'ord great variety of instructions diversion and enteituiiiment. No other resort idlers equal attractions aud advantages. BOR.N. AX11!K In Ashland, Jiineit, l'JOl, to Mr. iiud Mrs. P. L. Andre, a daughter. HA 11YLY At Med ford, June 1, MOl.to Mr. and Mip. 11, II, Harvey, a son. MARRIED, DUNN-KINHIUKT In Ashland, June 4, l'.llil, John Dunn of Medford and 1 i m 111a Kineliart uf Grants Pass. WILLIAMSON BAI.HW1X At the residence of Mr. aud Mrs. J". 11 Hick ox of Grants Push Oiegon, Mav 25, lltitl, by Kev. J. 11. Blown, Mr. U. A. Williamson, nf Siskiyou county, Cal ifornia, and Miss llvu 0. Baldwin, of Josephine county. Oregon. DIED. GAG K At Mediord, Juno.l , 11)1)1, Jesse 1 1 ige, aged 71) years. Mi I'ONOI'GIl In Willows Springs precinct, J iintt 7, P.llll, James Mo ltoiiougli, aged 75 years. WllirriNGTHN-At Talent, June li, 1','i'l, Win.- Whittiugtnii, aged 6(1 year". W AI.KKI!ln M. dfonl,' Juno 7, l'.KIl, Mrs, Prud nice Walker, aged '. years. I IO UI AN & SOX, UNDERTAKERS EMBALM ERS Ollicti nu litli St. oppo. Court House. Itesidenre North 7th St. GfJANTS PASS, ORE. Millinery Must Go! Mis. Wei, hum wishes to dlipose of every dollni 's worth of srock iu her store between now ami tlm Fourth of July, as she posiiivoltr is going to retire from linnine-is as soon as sold out and to do this she must sell at your price, nut hers. Now this is a bona-lidu sale, and no fake ail.eitisem.nl to diaw trade. It don't mi an to plai n a big tug on some baliitlnit we urn nearly out of for less Ihan ciit a- a calcher, but means every Hut. Itibbon, Silk, Mull, Lac.. Velvet, Flowers and everything in Millinery lines at cost or less. A'l who want Ihe bent come fust. t 'a -Ii sales only. I'on'l loiget the piano. MRS. Wl-1 MIAN'S Tb f.utl.e ill Front St. '. Millinery Store Corner 7th. of Front c Last, 33TT"!" U fa 1 0 Clil The l iUil July 1 we will i Per Gent On 31 ENS AIM) Bio- Hue liio a tVw values that are making this salo fam- s. Hoys J-jiiei'u Wool Suits 80c 1.00 $1.20. ' I'.ovs :) ,ieei.. Wool Suits long Tants $3.20 $3.07 $4.40 'Jo. Mens Suits, Coats Pants and Vests, $2.80 $3.07 $4.58 10 7.1)0, l-Atni value all Wool Suits at $7.00. ' ' R. i if - Common Sense I is Uncommon 11 So They Say... It is rapidly becoming more common in the buying of groceries. Come and see what we have. Your eyes will toll a bigger and better story than any advertise ment can tell. NEW ARRIVALS. Y, lb. pkg. Baking Powder ' and a useiul prize all for . . aoc Hill's Pickles (small ones) 5 gal pails for $1 25 White Figs, 3 pounds 2jc Black Figs, per pound 5c Large Fat Mackerel, each.. 10c Lentous and Oranges, good ones per doz. 15c and.... 20c Gallon Jugs Catsup....... 1 00 Full Cream Cheese its the best made. New California Onions, New Totatoes, Van Camp's Tork and Beans, Taper . Shell Walnuts, Siskiyou Mineral Water, Tea Gar don Syrup, Armour's Sliced Ham and Bacon, etc., etc. We Keep Fresh Groceries Coming all the Time. Grocery Go. ADLETS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. II AVISO Mining Interests that require "my attention I will Hell my Stock con sisting of Gents (urnlsliing goods, Shoes, Hats Caps, Notions, etc,, at less than cost, as a whole or In lots to suit purchaser. II. A. RttD, Odd Fellows building. CARRIAGE, ETC. I ei)(I I KS, carriages and mountain backs. " Any one thinking of buying any of the above, it will pay tlieiu to go to Kehkopt and liaucli and examine their vehicles and get ttieir prices and terms before buying. Tlicy also carry the Hockeys mower and rake. Itemember the place, Dili street upposite Secund-tiand store. FOR SALE, ()A('HH: ranch within three miles of town, Uogue river Itoltoui, 10 acres orchard good water anil (ances, two story liijiiin. Address box 012, Mediord, Ore,') IIUltiSK cheap -A pentl 1 a. u,tdl horse, wsielit itmuL MOO Iba. it 1 1-mi I it years old. Call on or address T, I'. Cramer. 'A.MKltA A ,1x7 View camera andoulllt J lor sale cheap. Inquire at this otlioe. GOLD DUST. aASIl paid for gold dust. -Cramer Bros. BICYCLE REPAIRING. 'I'AKK your wheel to Cramer Bros, (or x repairs. l OR. RENT. VEAT and convenient cottage. 1 location. Good i II LITIS hall, corner Flflb and 11 streets. J V ia now opened to Ihe publio and will be rented by the evening. Apply to Mrs. J. II. Ahlf. FARM FOR SALE. 1,'ltli IT farm of (H( acres one mil east of loan. Good house and ham. vnun fruit trees. For sale at a bargain. Inquire l l. 111. (Ill it v. YOUR Store continue the Great Discount Sale All HOYS' SUITS Calhoun of JalySuit AT L. GOE & GO. Tlio Dig- Store.