Rogue River courier., June 10, 1897, Image 3

's
T hursday , J une io , 1897.
PERSONAL.
OVER THE STATE
FIRST NATIONAL
llariuott and Green are tapping Galiev
1 new court house is Io he built in
Mia« Allie Osborn of Tunnel 9 waa In
creek with al1, mile ditch A giant
Eugsue
town Tueaday.
■ • Fall
and pipe will tie in position this
John Stewart shipped 1380 be*.) of ready lor the early rains.
George Dean came in from Grave
Sweet Cider at Bartlett's.
cattle from Eugene to Montsns.
creak tbia week
The Harrington boys have been get
New supply of wall paper at Terrell's.
Judge Benaon went to Roaeburg Mon­ There were 127 boys in the reform ting out some rich rock from ths Ex-
The fiver had 8 coaches going south at day night on legal bumnea*
school «hen the new superintendent E. chequer mine on Williams creek. The
OF —
10:30 Monday morning
ore is hauled to the Bailey mill on Mis
J. A Hubbard and son leit Monday M. Uroisan took charge.
sev-
Grocery Stere. There are
KiU heu safes *2.75 at Hale’s.
A train of 31 ears oi cattle |>aa»e<l sour! Flat for crushing.
evening for K taaland, B. C.
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Tiie l>alles en route ironi the
Study the
A dredging plant is to be put in ou the eral grocery sellers.
Home-grown cherries have been com-
Mrs. B. W. Rug«ra went to Igerna, Cai. 1 through
Willamette
valley
to
Idaho.
bank of Rogue rive uear Mrs. Tyler'» 1 question of food supplies and str­
ing in this week
by yesterday’s train on a visit.
people of Pilot Rock have offered place, some 15 miles below Grant's Paes
If your wheel rattles or is shaky, take
and
Peter Hanseu of Allhouse spent a day a The
regard of *100 for the arrest and con­ right away. Messrs. Snowgoose and vice. Its to your advantage
Capital Stock, - - $50,000.
it to Cramer Bros, and have them tune or two in town last week.
viction ol the persous that burglarised Trefren are the projectors. I’fle machin­ ours that you know a' 1 about it.
it up.
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. —
ery will arrive tins week from Sail Fran­
Justice Ladd of Merlin precinct was in John Sylvester’s store.
This store has got the cure of cures Receive dep<*its »ubject to check or on
cisco
House dies are getting more familiar town Saturday on buaineaa.
J.
C.
Louogan
has
returned
to
Ths
..i...
¡....to..,.
v„.
certificate
payable
on demand,
as tbe days go by.
Yc
Supt. King of the Oregon Bonanza, ou for a snappy, st narley, kicking. hits-
Sellssight draft* on
on >ew
New York,
San Fran-
B. F. Watkins has gone proaprcting in l>allss from a cattle-buying trip in Crook
Williams
creek,
is
putting
up
a
concen
­
Will Jackson resident dentist.
county. He bought 400 bead down there
the St ar v tout country.
band. Some men neyer sit down ciaoo. and Portland.
trator
which
will
save
the
sulohurets
Telegraphic transfer» sold on all points in
Pickles 10 c per quart at Mash A
Rev. E. B Pace ia the new pastor of and will ship them to Montana.
hereafter. An as«av of the tailings to a meal but there’s a kick,
the United States.
Pike’s
Charles K. Spaulding who has a force showed them to be worth *18 a ton and
tbe Baptist church in this city.
Give
Special Attention gi ven to Collection, ami
35 men making a log drive down the so the company didu't think they could can’t always blame the»
Suow v Butte flour at Cornell's.
F. A. Davis of (»rave creek was in the ol
Saiitiaiu. expects to arrive at Newfwrg stand such waste. The mill to which the poor fellow a change,
Don’t general business of our custouiers.
city
Tueaday
on
business.
Celluloid starch, washing powder and
with 4,500,000 feet of logs, atwiut July the concentrator will be attached runs
make him eat the same old thing Collections nuuie throughout Houtberr
soaps cheap of Mash A Pike
W. J. Sturges and wife came down 1.
the vear round by water power. A large
Oregon, andon all acx-ewtible points.
J. I>. FRY, President.
Don’t run youi wheel too loug without from Medford last week on a visit.
Wool is coming into the wareliouMM in amount of such ore is now ou the dump on certain days, year in and year
cleaning. Take it to Cramer Bros, for a
Mike Adams left Friday evening for The Ihilles at the rate of about 250,OtX) awaiting the erection of the appliance out. There’s no fun in it. Tisn't | J. T. TUFFS, Vice President.
R. A. B ooth , Cashier.
tiist class job at a reasonable price.
pounds a div. and the warehouses are for saving the »ulphurela which will be
Wardner. Idaho.
It does away with
rapidly being filled, says the Times «hipped to Everett, Wash, for roasting. interesting,
Try Mash A Pike on tobacco, cigars
Mrs. Paul Edwards returned last Fri- Mountaineer.
It does
There has been considerable talk about pleasant anticipations.
and general line of groceries, candies, day to her home at Siskiyou.
the streets for several days of a big strike away with the silent guess "I won-1
fruits Ac.
A
carload
of
paper
iu
which
to
wrap
Miss Farah Grirtiu returned from Med­ peaches is expected in Ashland before on Elk creek, near the head of Rogue
B. A M. handle Snowy Butte dour.
ford after a visit there last week
loug. It is eaUmated that this quantity river in Jackson county. Peter Apple­ der what she will have for supper ;
Go to the Novelty Candy Store for a
John Burgess and family went to ol naperwill be sufficient to wrap |>each- gate wa« up there on a sunev last Slim­ tonight?’’ Here's a few suggestions: j
mer and came across a field of “bull
nice dish ot ice cream Conklin build­ Starveout by Saturday evening’s train.
egior 100,000 boxes.
DRIED BEEF, sliced as you
quartz” which has been walked over
ing F ront and Fifth.
HIX MILKS SOUTH OF
The Cauthorn warehouse in Corvallis from time out o' uund and he decided to
Miss Nettie Redfield returned from
Saratoga chip» are delicious. For sale Medford to her home at Glendale last ■vas burned down Wednesday morning make a mortar teal. The result was an it, 25c a pound.
O regon
G
rants
P ass ,
at the B. A M. grocery.
early. Sparks (tom a passing steamboat amazing string of gold He and McKen­
week.
Large cans mustard sardines IOC.
supposed
to
lie
the
cause.
Loss
*8000:
zie aud Dahlberg of this city have gotten
Haying has commenced in Rogue river
E. M. Light and Postmaster Pettingill
Choice Sugar-cured Ham in l-lb
hold of some claims, but there is land
valley. T. P. Lee has several acres cur­ of Grave creek were seen on our streets insurance *2500.
enough
for
everybody.
1
he
rock
seems
can»
15c.
ing in the sun.
J. M. Hamilton, whose back was brok­
Tuesday.
en while he was attempting to get off a to have been blown out of the bowels of
Boston
Baked Pork and Beans in
— CONSISTING OF —
Sweet and sour pickles at Bartlett’s
B. C. Jones formerly in the furniture hrakebeain in front of the Umatilla house the earth some time beiore Adam was
A work train has been distributing business here, is now clerking iu Chico, in The Dalles about two weeks ago, died born and it lays now not in streaks, beds Tomato Sauce 15, 25 and 35c cans. APPLE, PEAR, PEACH, PLUM,
or ledges, but in great mountain slides.
creoeotod ties along tbe track hereabouts Cal.
Sunday.
Chutney and Meat Dressing in
PRUNE, CHERRY, APRI-
If half what we hear betrue, the nations
for the past week.
Prof. Price is busy these days thinning
The Dalles Chronicle says tlial a num­ will have to get some sther basis of cur­ jars 25c.
COT, NECTARINE AL­
WHITNEY BABY CARRIAGES with out peaches on his 15-acre orchard near ber of the women berry-pickers in Hood rency besides gold, as there is enough on
Ashland.
Mexican Hot, the Great Appe­
rubber tires at Cramer Bros.
River wear bloomers at thair work, and She head of Rogue river to make it as
MOND, CHESTNUT,
Herbert Gibbs was in after a load of thel some have even adopted the manly cheap as iron. The scene of these great tizer, 15c a bottle.
Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte dour.
siiadk and O rnamkntal T rees .
freight for merchant Forbes of Brown­ blue overall.
gold fields is 40 mile-i east of Gold Hill.
Best American Sardines 5c a can.
— Also —
The city conncil will open bids June 17 town this week.
Hugh McKenzie, whocamedown from
A large band of sheep was being driv­
for repairs on the city hall. Carpenter
the scene Tuesday, says there is a mas­
New Honey, pound frames iz'.ic Strawberry Plants. Blackberry Plants and
en
across
the
railroad
track
in
Arlington
Harry
Lewis
and
Pete
Windom,
with
work, metal work and painting.
two others, returned from a trip east of last week when a train puller! into the sive ledge of low grade ore some 3000
Sugar Cured Hatnr, notice the
flnitTlia
Fresh nuts and raisins at Bartlett’s.
station and frightened them. Several feet thick. He doesn't know the length
the mountains yesterday.
z
of it. Some 18 claims had been staked price, t ic lb (guaranteed good.)
hundred
head
piled
over
a
bluff,
and
a
If you want good goods at cost call at
W. F. Sawyer was iu fiom Kerby
off when he left there, but no one was
New Potatoes 2C a pound.
Howard’s at once and secure the bar­ Thursday. Ilia mother accompanied number of them ware killed
around there and there was little or
gains offered.
The Dalles Chronicle says that the no excitement about it until he reached
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him home on his return.
Burbanks, fine cookers, 90c per
Hood River strawberry crop was consid­
A bicycle parade of the business men
Mr. and Mrs. M. Clemens have moved erably damaged by the hot weather. the Pass. The att’air calls to the mind ol hundred.
will bea feature of tbe Fourth, or ratber into their new house on Fifth street The berries were not "cooked” but their a business man of tins city, who some
f
30 years ago was a boy in Jackson coun­
New Dry Onions 1 1 _• to 2c a lb.
of the Third this year in Grant's Pass.
North.
ripening was forced so that a large per­ ty when tiie Big Yank ledge started a
WITHOUT IRRIGA'x uN.
Our line of Crackers and Cakes
Snowy Butte again leads the market.
Chas. Philips was in from the Illinois centage of very small and unsalable ber­ mining fever. The lead was reported a
We do not handle, cultivate, or
quarter of a mile wide and titty miles is fresh and complete.
Ginger attempt to propagate any varietiee or
If your wheel needs repairing take it valley this week. He reports everything ries is the result.
pretty
dry
over
there.
long
and
every
piece
of
rock
rich
as
any
The J unction City Times tells of a case
to Cramer Bros.
kind« of fruit, until aatiatled that they
found in California. People got up Snaps 10c a pound etc.
are well adapted to the soil and climate
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dixon have gone ill which a bicyclist struck and knocked ever
Street Supt. Elliott is putting in same
in
the
night
to
leave
for
the
Big
Yank,
Pickles
in
bulk
10c
a
quart.
down
a
lady.
This,
of
course
was
noth
­
peculiar to Southern Oregon Write for
12-inch tiling on the crossings of the to housekeeping in the Montgomery, ing unusual, but the bicyclist, instead of but the Big Yank lays on both sides of
terms to
(formerly Dwight) dwelling.
Merlin road on the North side of town
wheelingout of sight, heli>e<l Ins victim lower Rogue river to this day, a big
A. H. CARSON & SON,
Mrs.
August
Fetsch
and
two
little
ledge
of
"Bull
quartz
”
with
very
little
up and gave her |5 to repair a badly
Clemens, Druggie’, opp. Opera House.
daughters left Saturday for Oakland, Cal. damaged dress.
trace of gold No one ie working it and
G ramth P a »«, O kkuon .
Howard means what he advertises for a couple of months’ visit.
anyone who has the grit and capital
when he says he is selling all dry goods
A pleasant-faced boy of about 12 was sink a tunnel or drive a snaftmay do
Hattie, Jane and Mary, daughters of around East Portland last week with
at cost to close them out.
Mr. ami Mrs. Abraham cam« up from wild strawberries for sale, lie gathered without molestation.
Newt. McGrew continues to tone tbe Portland last week to attend the funeral them
near Mount Scott and walked in
Breeders ot horses will lx* pleased
weather down in Grant's Pass house­ of their mother.
with them. He sold for 80 cents what notice that the service of Mr. (.'ass’
holds by his solid chunks of cold ice.
Frank Niday acrompanied by his had taken him an entire day to gather. horses has been reduced to meet the
Give your orders to any of his teams.
mother, Mrs. D. H. Sexton spent Mon­ In coming in and returning home tbe times. Now is a good chance to get it
WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS day in town from Lucky Queen.
little fellow walked nine miles.
good colt cheap.
make ice cream in E'OUR MINUTES.
Just
beyond
the
east
line
of
the
cor-
J.
W.
Sherer
is
up
from
the
Rocky
Get one at Cramer Bros.
Gulch mine on Galice creek. They have porate limits of Brownsville is a new
Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte.
water enough to pipe al>oui 3 hours a building in course of construction, which MEAD—In thin city, Tuesday, Jun*’ 1
it is rumored, will be used as a saloon.
1897. to Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Mead, a
The Salvation Army has moved its day at present.
This has been the principal theme of son.
quarters to the Fetsch builduigon Front
Ed. Lister, George Colvig, Frank conversation upon the streets and Io say
street opposite the round bouse. The South amiscveial other ot our citizens that it is * disappointment to those who
meetings are not largely attended.
went up tins week to the new El Dorado cast their ballot against the saloou at the
Rock
Menis in
last election, is mildly stating the DIXON—CROCKFTT At the iesiden«v
W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon on Elk creek.
Ballast
Dining
of Judge Cro<-kett n*nr Hugo. June 2. E.
and dentist.
Sheriff Hiatt, Clerk Goodell, Lon .Jen­ truth.
No
Cur ala
(’. Dixon and Miss Ixniisa L. Crockett,
nings ami several others, left Tuesday for
Dust
Carte
Mrs.
Green,
wife
of
Captain
Harry
Rev K. McLean olti< luting.
Nice, fresh Saratoga chips at the B. A Bvbee springs to drink mineral water
Green, was silting under a tree watch­
M. grocery. Try them.
and kill snakes for a few days.
ing a baseball game in Lobster, last
Trunks, valises, telescopes at prices
James T. Morrison proved up
his Sunday. She had on her lap her 7-
never ottered beiore in the city at How­ homestead near town Saturday on
before months-old baby, when a fly ball came ABRAHAM Near this city June 2. Ra< li.l
THE ALL-KAll. HOVTK
ard's.
County Clerk Goodell. Mr. M has a down through the tree and struck the
wife of Edward Abraham, a native of
TO KOOTKNAI MININU 1HHTKICT,
The boys who practice at Jackson's nice place just above the frost line and baby square in the face It was thought
Harrison Co. Ohio, aged 01 years.
Recommend themselves to all coffee
—VI*—
bowling alley arc getting so strong that has peaches and plums in plenty this the little one would die, but hopes are
users. We have one grade of roast, —■
HKATTLK *NU BVOKANK
toe Doctor has lieen compelled to add 1U season. He irrigates a patch of alfalfa now entertained that it will recover.
J.
R.
H
alk , Undertaker, office op­ the 35c kind—that we sell more of than
feet to the length of the building this 1 from which he will cut nearly 2 tons to
O. C. Beck, a young man of Mon­ posite Kremer’s drug store, where
any other. It is always the same price !
the acre this summer.
week.
mouth, was held up at midnight, in Al­
he may lie found, either day or night and grade, three pounds for one dollar.
Dr Will Ja kson, of (»rant’s Pass, bany. Two men, one tall, one short,
Mash A l’ike for Snowy Butte flour.
was in Medford a couple of days this confronted bun and told him to throw
We have a real good roast coffee for 20c
The Odd E'ellows’ lot has been cleared week upon professional business. The up his hands, which he did, when he
a pound. Cracked Java “ bo called” we
for the new brick. Mr. Rehkopf is also doctor is owner of a bowling alley in was relieved of *9 15 in cash, a gold ring
Minneapolis,
St. Paul,
are now selling at 15r a |s>uml. That j
preparing to erect a brick building on (»rant’s Pass and is figuring right now and a pockti piece, consisting of a dollar
the lot south of H. Thornton’s house on 1 on putting in a similar business in Med- dated in 18n0, witti his father’s name on
Chicago
Duluth,
very best Green Coffee we have always I
Sixth street.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Hord this fall—in fact a contract for the it, presented him that year on
sold for 25c we are now selling at 20c,
birthday. The
Wall paper 10 cents double roll at Ter­ erection of a building for his use is report­ father’s ttilth
five pounds for |l 00. The next grade |
"skipped.”
ed to have already been let.
rell A Sons.
we have «Iropped from 20c to lflc per
Burglars broke in to the store of John
A few wagon loads of movers passed
pound.
Some for ten, some lot twenty and Sylvester l’llot Ris k I'matilla county,
¡SLEEPERS, DINING and LIBRARY
through town Thursday from Douglas some
for thirty yearn have Buffered from last Saturday night, and stole *215 in
county on their way to Klamath. A pet pile« and
OBSERVATION CARS.
Having
made
arrangements
to
then
have
been
quickly
and
cash and check» amounting to *50 The
deer following the cow which raised it
permanently cured by using De Witt’s safe was blown open with such a heavy buy from a factory outside of the
attracted some attention.
Daily
Trails : Fast Time
Witch Ihtzel Salve, the great, remedy charge of powder that all of the ntore
SKBVICK AND SCXNBBY CNt.qrAl.Kl>.
A ii.eetmgof the union of silver forces for piles and all forms of skin di seRaes fixtures were wrecked, and the nah* combine, we now sell our entire
I For tickets and full information rail on
is called lor the 16th of Julie at the city W F. Kremer.
b’own clear across the room, ami line of Coffins and Caskets at one-
' or aililre«»
B kn A- L owki . i ., Aitent
ball 2 P. -VI. by chairman L. ti. Brow­
wrecked. It is thought that two men
half
the
former
prices.
Mr. Bryan’s Movements
Woodville.
nell.
committed the burglary, and that they
A. It <'. D sxniston .
We carry by far the largest stock
are two of a gang that lives within a ra
Its no fake.
II.
<
’
S
ikvkn «. C P A T A, PortlaiWI Or.
In a letter to J. W. Howard of this city dius of 15 miles of Pilot Rock.
to select from in the county, and
Howard is selling all his dry goods at
<1 W I' A. Seattle, Wssh.
Mr. Bryan says he will sneak at Ashland
cost.
the Goods are equal to any on the
(Jypsiesin the Willamette.
before the Chatauqua society on July 10,
market. We will not lie under­
If pedestrians will carefully walk be­ ami beiore the same society in Oregon
tween the rowsof nails on our city side­ City on the 14th. He will trv to greet as
The band of gypsies traveling down sold on Undertaking Goods ai.d
walks there will be no necessity for stum­ manv of the people of Grant's Pass as the Willamette valley has received many
bling against the nail heads. Attention possible while the train tarries here go­ notices from the press along the route will furnish our elegant HEARSE
in this particular will save lots of cues ing north on the 11 th. tlis ap|>ointment taken. The Corvallis Times says it is a to our patrons FREE.
words.
for Salt Lake City is for the 14th. He band numbering l(M) or more, traveling
J. K. IIALE.
Come and see tbe 1897 Whitney Baby will probably come to Oregon again in in 10 wagons. M»*n, women and chil­
the
Fall
ami
Grant
’
s
Pass
will
then
lie
dren
are
ail
black,
half
naked,
dirty
and
carriages at Terrell's Furniture store.
likely to have the honor of extending all jabber in a foreign language, riiey
NOTICE KIR PUBLICATION.
A special basket of very fine strawber­ him its hospitality.
are the same gang I hat has been travel­
ries from tbe patch ol W. 1. Itowell found
ing through the southern part of the
LaMnOrrirK at K omkburu , O k .,
their way;to the C oi kikk table Saturday
piles of the very worst kind state, where the newspa)s rs have been
June 2, 1897.
through the kindness of Mr. D. The can Not he oniy
filled with stories of their thefts. At
cured
by
De
Witt
’
s
Witch
Hasel
berries were large as good-sized touiatoe« Salve, but eczema, sc alds, burns, bruises, some plAces they walked into houses
’OTI< I IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
and of rich flavor.
the following-named
settle» '
boils, ulcers and all other skin troubles and compelled women to give them food,
haM file«! notice of bin intention to
Messrs. Taylor and Savage have start­ can l>e instantly relieved by the natne held up children en route to school ami
robbed them of the contents of their make final nr«*of in support of hit claim I
ed in to wing daiu Rogue river just abova remedy. W. F. Krerier.
dinner baskets, and committed manv and that naid proof will ba nia<le befor« We will give you the best Mower, Harvester, Rake
Savage rapids where there is a rich
other petty depredations. In Corvallis J. M C bi lea. county judge, Joaephine |
bar.
or other machine or implement at the
they were met by Chief Wells at Mary’s Co.. Or., at (iranl’a 1’ bm . Oregon, on
Ole Severson was badly hurt last week
river
bridge
and
ordered
to
get
out
of
^July
I!»,
18!»7,
viz:
Henry
Brier
on
II.
E.
|
lowest price in Southern Oregon.
The State Normal School at Monmouth town at once.
by being thrown out ol lua buggy in
| «No. 7138, for the E *t NE '4 and lot I of I
Jackson county. He was trying to gel has junt closed a very aucueaf*fill year,
F ight wagons and a band of alrout 35 I wee. 24, Tp. 3« H , K. 5 Weat.
over into Klauiath but bis horse object­ with an nnuaually large enrollment of dirty Mexican greasers camped a mile
He naniea the following witneffsaa to
ed to leaving this county. Mr. Severson its professional claaaea. i he school of­ south <»f Salem on the Turner roa*l. ptove hia continuous reaidance upon and 1
is now at bls home on Bloody Kun laid fers a strung academic ami prohtasional They were promptly warned by Chief of cultivation of, mmj <| land, via
course of three yeara, designed through Pein « Dilley to keep out of Salem, and
up for repairs.
Ole Sever-on < 'barlea Contain, Frank
to train for teaching in the public Sheriff Wnghtinan serve*! notice on Randle,
L. E Woolfolk, all of Grant’s!
E. E. Re 1 tie Id will soon have on band out
schools.
them
to
pass
on.
They
obeyed
the
war
­
l
‘
»Mf,
a lot ot Peoria single tulie tires al *s per
The catalogue oi the school shows that ning, and were allowed to ¡ him * through A37-42 Oregon. R. M. V baton . Register.
pair These tire« are double reinforced fully ninety j»er cent of its graduates are,
SIXTH STREET
BLACKBURN HOUSE BLOCK
on the tread with thin sides and are un- at present, engaged in teaching, which town, under official surveillance. This
surpa»se<i for life and resiliency, wearing argues well for the w>rk of the Nor­ evening they crossed the bridge. Across
Notice for Publication.
the river they were joined by siz more
qualities, non-puncturable qualities and mal
wagons, and another band that ha«l
ease of repair.
I' nitkd H tatks L and Orvicx,
<
l \»i- < sold I Ill'll
come up on the West Side. There is an-1
Rosi-iii ho , Oregon, May 13, 1897.
Terrell A Son can sell caskets and cof­
Don’t tbin your blood with Hawsafraa I other detachment in Polk county, mak*
fins as cheap as any house in Southern or poison it w itti blue-mass ; but aid Nat­ ' ing more than 1<X) in nil. They passed ' N oth e is hereby given that
the following-named settler has
Oregon.
ure by
by uning
iti’ _________
n Little Early Kiner« on north.
ore
__ _ _ l)e
_ W’ ...
fileil notice of his intention to make
.... fa
.amoui
tin-
. . . little
‘
, pilln for constipation,
Billy Saunders has rented his placer blliousnnv and stomach and llrer trou-
final proof in support of Ins claim, ami
Ilound floune Memorai
mine on the Althouse to the Vey Druth­ bleu. They are purely vegetable. W F.
that
said
.....................
proof will l>e made
.......................
before J. M ■
ers, with the privilege of buying.
Kremer.
A repor’ is current in Kuneburg that Chiles, County Judge of Josephine
Or., at Grant’s Pass, Oregon, on
The Hotel .luwptiiiie is the object
the Grant’») Pa-i round boHw in to be Co.,
The Condemned Men.
point for all travelers who desire home
moved there. The railroad
____ _ _
rri«-n
_ ____
here June, 24 1M‘.»7, viz
J krone B. B enson
comfort while stopping in the Pass. Com­
know nothing about it. am'l it la probate
mercial men, mining men, farmer« and
< arpe.iters will prepare the gallows ly a I*oiiglaa county canard. It would on bomeatead entry No. 683!», for the!
all who stay lor a meal or fora week al next wH-k fr r the execution of Melson, not be business policy to move a lot of KE ’< of Hec 28, Tp 36 S, K fl W.
the Josephine attest to its excellence as who it to bt banged on July 2. The decaying lumber, though the company
He names the following witnesses to
modern hotel at a reasonable price.
condemned man baa nothing to tay to may probably increase its round-house prove hia continuous r«Mi«ktirs u|s»n ami
capacity at Roseburg. Grant’s Pass ba. cultivation of nai<l lan<i, viz
Barley, oats, wheat, mi Oed. anl all reporters and has evidently made un hit no
objection« to the removal ot the buil­ Calvin Wells, J. Frank Mee iugust •
kinds of bay, flour WX- to *1.10. Scott mind to die without confessing anything ding«.
a. they are never occupied except Meyer ami <» • - f . Yonker, all of
As he has a wife and two children he
Griffin. Opposite Court II uum *.
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probably thinks it would be belter for by a helper, ami their removal would Grant'« I’ m
Many ol our farmers are seen hauung them to let hit memory keep all tbe ad­ cause our council to open Third, Fourth
KM. V match
baled bar out ot Pawn. I tie reason ol vantage of whatever doubt there may lx* au<l fifth streets a* r..«e the track, an in­ ♦ ■93!»
Register.
this 1« that they sold their bay out too at to hit pomniiwion of the awful deed. novation badly needed by our growing
clow: in the fall. They must now either Fiester still has hope of a new trial and city.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
buy bay that is «hipped in from the out­ whatever benefit* may result there-
ride or work their team« on the grass , from
W. B Johnson, Newark, <).. nays, “One
which is ratber awkward.
Minote < ongh Cure nave«) my only child
Land Oflh-p at KoMeburg, Oregon,
dying hv crour.” It has nave*!
May 2«, 1307.
L. G. Bruwneb ba« sold out the Opera
If it required an ann'ial outlay ol *100 fro*»*
thousands
of
others
suffering
from
croup,
Noli« « ia hereby inv«n that th« follow
llou«e market and respectfully request« to insure a family against any *«rioun pneumonia, bronchiti«* ami other throat
ing-named Rattler ha* fi!«d notice of inn
all owing him to come forward and
consequence« from an attx k -rf bowel and lung troubles. W F. Kremer.
intention to make final pr«jo( in Mup|>ort
complaint during tbe yuwr there are
lie immediately.
of hi* claim, and that «aid proof will be
who would feel it tbeir duly to pay
Tbe weather of late baa l»een hot ami many
Property For Sal*».
hr. W. F'. Kremer, Prop
map I** before John Go<*d«ll, County Clerk,
that they could not afford to risk
dry, the tbermometor on Satarday and it;
JfMM-phine county, Oregon, at Grant'a |
their
live«,
and
those
of
tbsir
family
for
Far-
?Ui riday registered 100 in this city,
Five acres of fine orchard, nix room Paaa, Oregon, on July 17, IRQ7. viz
an amiMint. Any one cm get this
•icrs would Jike a g'xsl downfall of rain, •ocb
for »6 cants, that hem» the bouiie, barn and outbuildings, fruit tree« Henry H. Kennedy, on H. K. No. 8724
bul the skies are »ie*r srij filue with no insurance
price of a bottle of t.'hanibsrlain's Colic, now liearing, only ten tnintitea walk for the E % NE '4, F. SE ^.ae* . 3»»,
r.gn ol moisture The gram >.rup will ( fuller a and Ibarrboe Remedy. In al- from depot. Price $1200. Apply to
Tp X3 S., K fl Weat
be ught, though there will be an abun­ uiu»t every neighborhorsl come one has
He name# the following witn***aeb iu
T. H. C« Min.
dance of I run «nd berriea
prove hit continuum reaidan<ie upon ami
Led from an »‘latk of bowel o.mplaoit
» Ai'cioxsT.—It is a terrible before medicine could te- pr<M Urs>| oi a
cultivation of, n^id land, viz
Mi
Mr»*, Wiley A. Farmer, Henry
azxu'eiit to be burned or a aided; but physician summoned. One or two <lo«e«
ko
C MTnloah and I »ante I Mathaw«, ail of
th« pain and agony and ir.ghtfu! ditfig- of thi« remedy will inre sny onlmsry
•-i vu*«
urtuenui «n* be qniciUy v*rt»
Wolf creek Oregon.
case. Il never tails Can you afford to
«>wl ¡esving a *«r by uaing 1> M i U « tale the risk lor so «mall an amount?
H. M V ca TCM,
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Witth Ha/*1 baiva. W.F. Krwn*»r.
Rexbnvr,
For «ale by all trnggiO
THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS
a&!
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THREE THINGS.
PRICE, QUALITY, ASSORTMENT.
Enter more largely into the art of buying
than anything else. If the price is right, the quali­
ty good and the assortment complete, buying is
easy. That is what makes coffee buying easy at
our store. We have got the stock, the prices, the
quality.
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS.
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Broken Java, 15c per pound, 7 pounds for $1.00.
Always sold for 20c before.
25c roast now reduced to 20c per pound
Climax, formerly 30c now selling at 25c per pound
A great Favorite,
» I»,
Hl
Mocha and Java 35c a pound.
Chase & Sanborn’s Mocha and Java JOc a pound
The best coffee on the market.
Green coflfee 2Oc per pound
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$1.10 per sack, $21.00 per thousand pounds.
Saratoga Chips 30c per pound
our I
B. & M. GROCERY
Filli;
Notice to Horse Breeders.
Moak H., 18, 100. standard bred Ham-
Following is tt.e report of Setiool Dut. hletonian. Maoluff, 1.488 pure blood
No. 1, Anderson Josephine county Ore., Clydesdale will make the season from
for the month ending June*, '97.
April to July at Lister <St Calvert's: bal­
Number enroile-f 35. Average daily ance at my stock barn Season service-
attendance 33.
Moak II. *20.00; Macduff *10.
Thoee perfect in attendance are .
S. F. C ass .
Annie Sargent
Clara Christy
Elsie llogue
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve.
Alma Christensen
Nettie Christy
Ebb Hogue
Jimmie
Hogue
Tint
best
salve in the world for cuts,
Marion Sargent
t.eorge Christy bruises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores,
Edwin Moll
Fred Sargent tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns,
Charlie Christy
Those whose average in deportment and all skin eruptions, and positively
ane daily recitations ie 90 and over arel cures pile«, nr no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give good satisfaction or
the following:
Ebb H«»gue
money refunded. Price 25c per box.
Maggie Hanset.ii
Clara Christy For sal« by Dr. W. F. Kremer.
Alina Christensen
Edwin Moll
Marion Sargent
For Sale.
knnie Sargent
Everitt Hogue
Albert Hogue
Marcus Hanseth
The Rogue River Brewery in Grant’s
Nettie Christy
Jacob Hanseth
(ieorge Christy Paas with 10-barrel Copper kettle, Kegs,
Jimmie Hogue
Minnie Sargent Malt Kiln and modern Bowling alley,
Fred Sargent
Dwelling House of 8 rooms, Stable, Gran­
SuPEE RANZAC
ary, etc. There are 85 fruit trees in gar­
T eacher .
den. The property contains 4 acres, or
26 building lots Inquire at this office
Proving Up.
or of Mrs. Geo. Walter, Grant's Pass.
Settlers desiring to make final proof
Valley View cemetery lias been fenced
on their claims can save trouble and ex­
pense by pending in name and number by the county and is very much Im
proved
in appearance. Along tbe road
of claim with description, and names oi
four witnesses Applications made out the enclosure is of screen wire, with top
and bottom boards painted white. There
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.ree al the C ockiek office.
are now some 30 graves in this ceme­
tery.
School Change*.
School Report
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But two oi the lady teach lira have been
retained bv the (»rant’s Pass board of
Reboot directors. These are Miss Mary
McCarty and Miss Mav Davis Tbe fol­
lowing new teachers have been engaged
for next term: Miss May Davis, Miss
Mary Met’artv. Mi« Elia Smith ot
Grant’s Pass. Misn Eva Stites of Will­
iams: Miss Jackson oi Eugene: Miss
Cameron of Jacksonville. There are
three positions still unfilled The salary
is $35 per month for all except the assia
tant principal, who gets gets |40.
Don’t neglect a cough because the
weather is pleasant; before tbe next
storm rolls around it may develop into a
serious difficulty beyond repair. One
Minute Cough Cure is easy to take ami
will do what its name implies. W. F.
Kremer.
There are letters tn the <¿rant's Paws
postoffice for;
Grimes Lafe
Adams Tom
Irwin Elmer
Landis F M
Menson Mis» Annie
Nelson A 11
RobartM D G
Patterson M G
Snartum Chas
“Thev are dandies” said Thos Bowers, She rey H A
of the Crocket. Texas, Enterprise, while
Mr. James Perdue, an old noldier re-
writing about De Witt’s Little Early Ris­ siding
at Monroe Mich , was severely af­
ers, tbe famous little pills for sick head­ flicted
rheumatism but received
ache and disorders of tbe stomach and prompt with
relief by using (’hamberlain’s
liver. W. F. Kremer.
Pain Balm, lie says “At times mv
back would ache mo badly that I could
Sav v Y our Grain.
hardly raise up. If I had not gotten re­
lief 1 would not be here to write these
Few realize that each squirrel destroys few lines. Chamberlain’s Pain Bahn
|l 50 worth of grain annually. Wake­ ha« «lone me a great deal of good and I
lee’s Squirrel ami Gopher Exterminator feel very thankful for it.” For sale bv all
is the most effective and economical pois­ druggists.
on known. Price reduced to :>0 cents.
A Miner’» Will
For sale by M. Clemens, sole agent.
Edward L. Scbeftiein. the miner who
founded the town of Tombstone, Anz.,
and died last month near ('anyonville,
made provision in his will for his last
resting place as follows :
‘ It is mv wish, if convenient, to be
buried in the garb of a prospector, my old
pick and canteen with me on top of the
granite hills about three miles westerly
from the city of Tombstone. Ariz ; that
a monument such a- prospectors build
when locating a mining claim be built
over my gray?, and no other monument
or slab erected And that none of my
friends wear crape. Under no circunv
stances do I want to he buried in any
cemetery or graveyard.”
The will was tiled at Oakland Cal for
pr »bate. All of his estate, valued at
175,090» is given to his widow and
brother.
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Special .'0: Sals!
es.1
In order to clean up our stock and to place before
our customers
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
We arc now offering our entire Mock of ladies
$3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50
WOOL SKIRTS
at S2.95.
en*
prof
iper
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III«
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We also offer our entire stock o* Ladies $5. $6.50
and $8.50
CAPES AT $4.95.
L
lilt«
Bon’t miss the great bargains we are offering in
STRAW HATS
R. L. COE & CO.
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Grants Pass Has One
REIILBI) MRSERIES.
200,000 TREES FOB SHE
OUR NUPSERY
nea Hill Land
GO EAST
Library-Car Route
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Shortest and
Quickest Line to
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THROUGHPALACE and TOURIST
CALHOUN BROS.
McCormack Ahead
MONEY
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JEWELL & DODSE
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National Drug Store.
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