Rogue River courier., June 24, 1897, Image 3

T hursday , J une
24, 1897.
PERSONAL
Rogue Hiver Mining Items.
OVER THE 8TATE
FIRST NATIOÑAL
Il 1« estimated that tlurre have been
A <*aiup meeting is in pi tigress on the
Chas 1*1.1 «a» in from Merlin this
M
F church grounds at Central 15.0U0 mining location« roiorvhwl in Jo­
week.
sephine
county since the flrat one in
Point.
Win. Chirich, the Medford hustler was
'63.
Sweet Cider at Bartlett's.
A
little
daughter
of
C.
Kiskey
of
East
in town Monday.
An ex member of the British Coluni- ,
Fort land bad an eye put out by an ar­
Kitchen safes (2.75 at Hale'a.
J. W Howard returned from Portland row from a toy bow of a 6-vear old bro­ hi a mounted police raised a “grub stake”
Now is the titre to buy for cau-
Sunday morning.
Will Jackson resident dentist.
of I150 here last week and took a pros­
ther.
— OF —
We have a large supply in
pector with him back lo the Queen's
Dr. Stone of Crescent City came over
New supply of wall paper at Terrell's.
Arrangements have t>een made to build possessions, where he thinks he can l every morning fresh from the Cal-
Saturday for a visit.
a cannery at Marshfield. Negotiations find a rich strike he made some 9 years
Suowy Butte flour at Cornell'«.
SOUTHERN OREGON.
The
R. A. It. km li went to Cottage Grove are (»ending for the l^ackstrum mill ior a ago while 011 duty there. At that time houn orchard, in Ashland.
B.4M. handle Snowy Butte dour.
site.
Monday night on busiuess.
he washed (5$ out of 1 l>an and be thinx« Royal Ann and large Black Cher­
JACK KNIVES for bovs from 5 cents
Daniel Lambert, the famous fat man he can gel rich by simply using pie ries are now at their best. We arc
Mrs. J J. O’Neill and son were down
and upwards at Cramer Bro«.
and the moat noted example of obesity plates u> **»li the dirt array from tile
from Ashland this week.
Stock,
$50,000.
recorded in medical annals, was born in gold.
selling at 4 to 5c a pound.
Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour.
Agent Purdom returned this week 1770 and died at the age of 40 of excess­
See
our
Cotfee
price«
below.
Rmeive deposits subject to check or 00
Th« Itinerant»’ Club.
from his trip to Portland.
Fresh nuts and raisin» at Bartlett's.
I ive fat. His weight was 73® pounds.
certificate i«jrable on demand.
8. F. Case and family leave Friday for
FISHING TACKLE at Craiuer Bros.
It is said that President Chapman of
Sells
sight drafts on New York, San F ran­
The Eugene District Itinerant« club of
their home in Sumner Iowa.
the state university is about to lose his the Oregon Conference of the M. E.
cisco, and Portland.
Sweet and sour pickle« at Bartlett'«
Telegraphic transfer* sold on all points in
W. E McGregor and wife returned | Doeitun because, although getting $3,000 church uiet at G ant's Pas« June 15, Hr. '
Snowy Butte again leads the market.
a year salary, he only pays
cents tax­ F. B. Ford in the chair. Ita session«
| the United States.
from Crescent City Thursday.
es. The regents will hire some one who closed F riday evening June 18. A care­
We have bought about twelve Special Attention given to Collection* and
Clemens, Druggi«', opp. Opera House.
Mrs. J. 8. McCann went to Salem ! pays 50 cents
fully arranged |>aograui, consisting of gross of the No. t kind Mason jars ' general business of our customers.
Pickle« 10 c per quart at Mash A Monday evening to visit her son.
The 12-year-old son of Samuel John* papers and addresses covering almost
Collections made throughout Southen
Pike’s
Mr. and Mrs. Kubli and son Caspar I son. living three miles north of Glen«*oe, every phase of a Methodist preachers We bought them cheaper this year
' >regon, and on all accessible points.
were
in
from
Kubli
Monday
on
busi
­
Go to the Noveltv Candy Store for a
Washiugton county fell 20 feet from a work had been prepared. The club was and of court e will sell them cheap­
J. D. FRY, President.
nice dish of ice cream. Conklin build­ ness
, cherry tree breaking the thign bone and lavored with the presence of Bishop
J. T. TUFFS, Vice President.
er. Our present price is
ing Front aixl Fifth.
Geo. P. Cramer and A. E. Vuorhiee receiving several bruises, which will dis­ Cranston during its earlier sessions, who
R. A. B ooth , Cashier.
delivered
an
address
011
"Missions
”
able
him
for
some
time.
$t.to per doz for half gallons.
If you want good goods at cost call at took a bicycle Dip to A.blaml last
Dr.
Van
Scoy,
President
of
the
Portland
Howard's at once and secure the bar­ week.
Miss Edna Southwick, young* >t daugh University was also present and address­ 90c per dozen for quarts.
gain« offered.
J. J. Bacher and J. W. Miller took a ter of A. R. Southwicx, living on the ed the club on several occasions. Dr. J. 75c per dozen for pints.
HAMMOCKS with strength for two trip to the Illinois river gold fields last stale line lour miles from Milton. was D. Hammond ol the San Francisco Book
kicked by a horse last Wednesday eve­ Depository happened in and lectured to
With each and eveay dozen of
week.
for (1 at Cramer Bro«.
ning and died from the effects on Fri- an evening assembly on “Books." Di.
Henry Hutchins the < »alivecreek min­ day. tiho was 22 years uiu.
jars, we will throw in free of charge
Howard means what lie advertises
T. B. Ford Presiding Elder of Eugene
when he says he is selling all dry goods ing man, is sojourning in town for a day
A special officer of the Wells-Fargo ex* dielrii t tiesides »Heading to his duties as an extra dozen of rubbers.
SIX MILES SOUTH OF
or two.
at cost to close them out.
press, C. ii Jennings, arrived at Rose­ chairman, presented each morning, an
See our Coffee prices below.
*-« j -«-*- j --- —
-
Mrs. Thomas and daughter Mrs T. B. burg with Albert Pool, whom fie had ar­ address and at other limes discussed
Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte.
O regon
Cornell went to Jefferson by Monday rested in Washington county, Idaho. subjects vitally connected with the suc­
Redfield sells candy from the Sw eel night’s train.
Pool will tn? held lor trainrobberry in cess of the Methodist ministry. Among
Candy Co. and it is the sweetest, sweet­
the topics handled winch posessed more
J. M. Rogers returned from California Cow creek canyon, in July, 1895.
est candy you saw. The price is away
than ordinary interest to the members
last week, liis family will arrive by
down and the quality Al.
Ttie Dalles Times-Mountaineer says: of the club were;
•
wagon this week.
CELEBRATION
— CONHIHTINUOF —
It
$s
reported
that
10.000
head
of
horses
“How to build acburch.”
W. H. Flanagan, physician »urgeon
have
been
bought
between
the
section
oi
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Terrell with Mrs.
APPLE, PEAR, PEACH, PLUM,
“How to have a working church."
is
going
to
be
a
good
one
and
we
and dentist.
O. C. Terrell and baby went to Portland country between Umatilla and Castle
"How to reach the neglected portions
PRUNE, CHERRY, APRI­
are preparing for big sales on Fire-
Trunks, valises, telescopes at prices l'hursday night on a visit.
Rock, in Washington, bv the Linnton of the country.”
never offered before in the city at How­
cannery, at an awi^ge of $1.50 ¡H-r
“
The
Preachers
and
Leadership.
’
’
Crackers,
Lemons,
Oranges,
B.iti
COT, NECTARINE AL­
Rev. Howard A. Wood ami wife ac­ head.
ard’«.
“The preaching required by the
com pan led by Miss Maggie Chiles re-
anas. Peaches, Apricots, Nuts,
MOND, CHESTNUT,
times.
”
Wall paper 10 cents double roll at Ter­ turned from Myrtle creek Tuesday.
will
be
no
traili
raised
in
the
There
From the standpoint of a layman, Mr. Candies, Etc., Etc.
Our prices shads and O rnamental T reks .
rell & Suns.
northern part of .Morrow county thia
Fred Curry left Friday evening for La- year and but a small amount ol hay, the R. A. Booth discussed. “The preacher
— Alao —
Its no fake.
Grande. His wife and baby came up
required by the times.” This paper was will be all right.
Howard is selling all his dry goods at from San Jose on the flyer ami joined grasshoppers having destroyed every­ of such great value, that llm club in a
See our Coffee Prices Below.
thing
in
sight.
The
portion
of
the
coun
­
cost.
him at Portland.
try that they have not visited w ill raise resolution requested Mr. Booth to fur­
nish a copy lor publication in the church
MASON JARS .65 for pint«, .75 for
G. A. Guild came in from his Sucker an average crop.
papers.
quart«, .95 for
gal «, at Cramer Bros.
creek iL.nes last week, lie looked as
An explosion of leaking gas in the
Permanent organization was effected,
Come and see the 1897 Whitney Baby though he had been roughing it at the basement of the Portland postoflice Mon­ Dr. T. B. Ford being elected President
mouth of monitor.
GROWN ON —
carriages at Terrell’« Furniture store.
day afternoon injured two men and and R.C. Blackwell Secretary and Treas­
Burbank Potatoes, we never saw
John Goodell, Col. Barlow and Dr. badly wrecked the north eml oi the urer.
Terrell A Son can sell cankets and cof-
heu
Roseburg was selected as the place for lietter for this time of the year. Its
I tins as cheap as any house in Suutbern Mingera got back from Cow creek this building. A plumtier in order to find
week. They found the weather too wet the leak, lighted a candle, w hich touched bolding the next annual meeting occur­ probably the last lot ot old ones we
Oregon.
the confined gas off. He will know bel­ ring May 10, 1898
WITHOUT IRRIOAT oM.
forthem this time.
Proving Up.
Miss Harriett Shrum Carnther», of Al­
A M AJESTIC STEEL RANGE with 15
ter next time.
Resolutions were adopted thanking shall have this season. They are
We do not handle, cultivate, or
Settlers desiring to make final proof bany. a graduate of the Oregon blind gal. copper reservoir for $45 at Cramer
M. Dean and son T. Y. went to Riddle
A 12-year-old daughter of a section the citizens of Giant’s i’ass, the I'astor going fast at 90c jkt 100 ]X>unds. attempt to propagate any varieties or
on their claims can save trouble and ex­ school, who lives with her sinter, Mrs. Bro«.
Tuesday evening to accompany the re­
and
membership
of
the
Newman
M.
E.
Saltmars,
in
Albany,
a
few
days
«izo
re
­
foreman
tell
through
tile
railroad
bridge
kinds
of
fruit, until satisfied that they
pense by sending in name and number
mains of Francis A. Dean. The inter
New Dry Onions, have dropped are well adapted
Barley, oats, wheat, millfeed, and all ment took place at Riddle Wednesday at the Clackamas, a distance of fully 12 chuicli for 1 lie hospitality, courtesy and
to the soil anti climate
of ciaim with description, and names of ceived a check from Augusta Me., of
New peculiar to Sontheru Oregon. Write for
feet, lo the jagged rocks below. She was facilities which rendered tlie work of the the price to i'.-c a pound.
four witnesses Applications made out $100 an the first prize lor the most words kinds of hav. flour 60c to $1.10. Scott of this week.
club
rapid
and
satisfactory.
made from a long word or sentence. Griffin, Opposite Court House.
carrying an umbrella, which opened as
tree at the C ourier office.
32
Potatoes, Wax Beans, Cucumbers, terms to
Adjt. T. S. Mashburn, wife and daugh­
Miss Carothers spent about a week in
T erkiblk A ccidkxt .—It is a terrible ter of the Salvation Army arrived from she fell, and served as a parachute to
A. H. CARSON & SON,
One
of
Three
170)
preparing
the
long
list
of
about
New Cabbage, Turnips, lite., we
“They are dandies’’ said Tlios Bowers,
accident to be burned or scalded ; but Portland Saturday and will give the ease her fall, and her injuiies consist
words.
G hants P ahs . O rkoon .
of the Crocket. Texas. Enterprise, while
the pain and agony and frightful distig- devil a round up on our streets every merely of bruises, from which she will
are
now
handling
in
quantities
Mrs. Susan Woody, mother of Mrs. F.
recover.
writing about De Witt’s Little Early Ris­
urmenta eat. be quickly overcome with­ night till further notice.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
G. Burns of thio city ih one of the three and the prices are not high.
ers, the famous little pills for sick head­
out leaving a scar by using De Witt’s
Bob Hinman is well enough to be surviving widows of the war of 1812.
8«e <uir Coffee Price« Below.
ache and disorders of the stomach and
T he best salve in the world for cuts, Witch Hazel Salve. W. F. Kremer.
The finest cherries you ever saw and brought back to Roseburg from Arizona She lives in Grant’s Pass and looks as
liver. W. F. Kremer.
bruises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores,
BICYCLES «old on monthly payment* for nale at J. M. (’tiiles’ grocery just an where he was wounded in resisting ar­ though she might draw a pension for
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, at Cramer Bros. “BOSTONS" are only cheap as the inferior cherries found else­ rest. Albert Pool’s preliminary exami­ many years yet, although 81 years old.
nation is going on at Roseburg for the Her husband, James Woody, was a mem
and all skin eruptions, and positively $45. We also clean and repair.
where Sample them.
Cow creek train robbery in ’95. Since
cures piles, or no pay required. It is
Spectators were excluded from a police Jack Case was killed at Tacoma, evi- ls*r of the 24th Louisiana infantry when
A good delivery horse, wagon and har­ guaranteed to give good satisfaction or
The bicycle grounds are being pre-
ness at the Second Hand Store. Grant’s money refunded. Price 25c per box. ! pared to atvomodate a large crowd on court, investigation one day last week, dence against Pool and another not yet Gen. Jackson was building forts at New
Orleans of cotton bales. Mr. Woody was
in which a woman had a boy arrested arrested has been piling up.
Pass.
the Fourth.
For sale by Dr. W. F. Kremer.
also a fighter of Indians in this country
forbad language. The court seemed to
A construction train with two pile think it was a case of “nip and tuck” and
The Nehalem Times vouches for the in 1855—43 years alter the second war
Mr. Janies Perdue, an old soldier re­
drivers and a lot of creoaoted timbers is so dismissed the matter,
fact that there is a spruce tree in God’s with (treat Britain.
siding at Monroe Midi . was severely af­
valley, a few miles from Nehalem, which
flicted with rheumatism but received
The Rogue River Brewery in Grant’s working in these parts repairing brid­
Messrs. Brown & Snow are fitting up measures over 81 feet in circumference
The True Remedy.
prompt relief by using Chamberlain’« Pass with 10-barrel Copper Kettle. Kegs, ges.
an
elegant
lunch
room
in
the
11.
E.
at
the ground and 60 leet in circumfer­
Pain Bairn. He says:
Av time* mv Malt Kiln ami modern Bowling alley,
A new threshing machine ot the Smith building on Front street, opposite
Muais in
ence 30 feet from the ground. The first
back would ache so badly that I could Da eHing House of 8 rooms. Stable, Gran­ “Pitts” pattern lias arrived from the
W. M, Repine, editor Tiskilwa, III.,
I »Iiiinr
hardly raise up. If I had not gotten re­ ary, etc. There are 85 fruit trees in gar­ East for Messrs. Burkhalter and Swin­ the round bouse ami are determined to limb is 40 feet from Hie ground and ‘‘Chief.’’says
“We won’t keep house
I
ar a la
feed
the
people
of
Southern
Oregon
on
measures 13 feet in circumference. The without Dr. King’s New Discovery for
lief I would not be here to write then«* den. The property contains 4 acres, or don, through Jewell A Dodge.
(
'arte
the
best
the
market
atfurds
al
a
reason
­
tree was killed by worms about four Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Ex­
tew lines. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm 26 building lots Inquire at this office
Freed A Holman are to do the carpen­ able price. The new firm is a brace of years ago.
has «lone me a great deal of go»wl and I or of Mrs. Goo. Walter, Grant’s Pass.
perimented with many others, but never
ter work on citv hall repairs for (8.5 ; F. rustlers and mean to lea I in the restaur­
feel very thankful for it.” For »ale by all
The Rev. Roscoe C. Oglesby died Wed­ got the true remedy until we used Dr.
ant
business
in
this
citv.
(
live
tlie
boys
L.
Coran
the
metal
work
for
(135;
Wil
­
Don't
neglect
a
cough
because
the
druggists.
nesday at the age of 64. He was born in King’s New Discovery. No other reme­
a call.
THE ALL-BAIL ROUTE
weather is pleasant; before the next son A Corson the painting for (50.
Adams county, Illinois, and crossed (he dy can take its place in our home, as in
There are letters in the (¿rant’s Pass storm rolls around it mav develop into a
The
city
council
lias
again
decided
to
it we have a certain sure cur«* for Coughs,
KOOTENAI MININO DIMTHICT,
A
gravel
sidewalk
is
to
be
laid
on
plains
with
his
parents,
settling
at
Fort
postoffice for;
serious difficulty beyond repair. One
enforce the cow ordinance. None but
Colds, WhoopingCoiigh, etc.” It is idle
-»VIA—
Schimmel John L Minute Cough Cure is easy to take and Fourth street from the round house past milch cows arc* to I h * permitted to roam ¡■am* at Jacksonville, in .Jackson county, to experiment with other remedies, even
Anderson Miss Lilia
MKAVri.E AND SPOKANE.
Shelley Roswell will do what its name implies. W. F. the residences of J. W. Howard, T. P. the streets, open garden gates, eat the in 1852. He united with the church if they are urged on you M just as good
Anderson Willie
Cramer,
Kev.
Rubt.
McLean
and
George
when 1? years old, and was ordained a
Hansen Mrs Fredrika Uhh Thus
I Kremer.
vegetables from the front of groceries or minister in the Methodist church South, as Dr. King’s New Discovery. They are
Kelly.
Shortest
Whitker < ieo
Holt Prof.J O
stand on the railroad track to stop the 30 years ago, 15 years of which he spent not as good, because this remedy has
ltecoinmend theinaelven to all coffee
Since Redfield does hi« own watch trains. Every council we have aver had
L, G. Brownell has sold out the Opera
a record of cures and besides is guaran-
as
presiding
elder
in
different
parts
of
House market and respectfully requests work he finds business greatly improved haw determined that this ordman *e shall
teed. It never fails to satisfy, hi users. We have one irraile o( roast, —
Property For Sale.
the state.
all owing him to come forward and set­ in that line. The public are always be enforced—lor a week or two.
bottles free at Dr. W. F. Kremer’s Drug the 38*30 kind—that we sell more ofthan
much tistter pleased to know that the
tle immediately.
Last year, in baling hops, J L Bar­
Five acres of tine orchard, six room
any other. It is always the same price
W. B. Johnson, Newark, (>., savs, “One tholomew, of Harrisburg, placed a note Store
borw did their work. Besides they
house, barn and outbuildings, fruit trees
Mothers w ill find Chamberlain’s Cough know »hen Redfield does their work it Minute Cough Cure saved my only child in a bale, requesting Hie person purchas­
Not only piles of the very worst kind ami srade, three pounds for one dollar.
now bearing, only ten minutes walk Remt dy especially valuable for croup is all right.
from dying by croup.’’ It lias saved ing the hale to inform him oi the price can be cured by De Witt's Witch Hazel We have a real good roast coffee for 20c
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
from depot. Price $1200. Apply to
thousands of others suffering iroin croup, paid. Mr. Bartholomew, alter holding Salve, but eczema, scalds, burns, bruises,
and whooping cough. It will give prompt
Sim
e
the
flyer
has
been
taken
off
the
T. S. C i ndy .
pneumonia, bronchitis ami other throat the hops lor some lime, finally disposed boils, ulcers and all other skin troubles a pound. Cracked Java “so called" we
relief and is safe and pleasant. We have
sol I it fcr several years and it has never regular passenger trains has been of un­ and lung troubles. W. F. Kremer.
of them at 4‘v cents. Last week Mr. can be instantly relieved by the same are now sidling at 15c a pound, 7 lbs
usual length and they have not been ar­
for |1. The very best Mocha and Java
If it required an annual outlav of 1100 tailed to give the most perfect satisfac- riving so promptly on time as hereto­
Tqe flyer was withdrawn, but fare be­ Bartholomew received a letter from a remedy. W. F. Kremer.
(roasted) to he had anywhere, we sell ! SLEEPERS, DINING «od LIBRARY
to Insure a family against anv serious tion. G. W. Richards. Duquesne, Pa. fore.
firm in Michigan, stating it bad pur­
tween
Portland
ami
San
Francisco
will
Sold
by
all
drn<»vDtH.
at
35c a pound. 'I hat very beet green
OBSERVATION CARS.
consequences from an attack of bowel
be |5 and |1Q. That is you can ride 705 chased the hope, found the note, and
(>!■!».
coffee we have al wavs sold at 25c a
A young man named A. C. Duncan miles for |5, but if you only want to ride that they had paid 12 cents a pound for
complaint during the year there are
The Sky Placarded
had the two first fingers of tiis left hand 300 you must pay $12. Yet there are 10 bale».
DEAN In this city, June 22, Francis A. pound, we are now selling at 20c a
Trains
Fast
many who would feel it their duty to pay
Dean, a native of Riddle, Oregon aged pound, five |Miiinds for $1. The next
sawed off Friday last at the Sugar Pine some people who desire to have the in­
it; that they could not afford to risk
MKMV1CK AND H< KNEHY UMlQUALBD.
23
years.
Some
clever
person
has
thought
of
a
grade
we
have
dropped
from
20e
to
16c.
factory
Gne of the circular rip saws did terstate Commerce commission retained.
their lives, and those of their family for
For tickets and full information call on
thé work.
such an amount
Any one can get this very novel advertising scheme.
W T PERKINS. A uint ,
The I’nited States supreme court has de­
It
is
for
use
at
night,
and
consists
of
a
<• rant’s Pass.
insurance for 25 cents, that being the
cided
that
railroads
have
a
right
to
Bacher Brother« of this city have
Josephine county will have her first
sign
made
entirely
of
small
electric
J.
R.
H
alk
,
Undertaker,
office
op-
•price of a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic,
B en A L owell , Agent Woodville.
bought the Kay bar on the Pine creek charge more for a short ride than a long legal hanging on Friday of next week.
A
B.
C.
D
enniston
.
Cholera and Diarrboe Remedy. In al­ lights, which is sent up into the air and and will proceed to work it this summer. one.
The scaffold is complete; the trap door posite Kremer’s drug store, where
R. C. S tevens . C P A T A, Portland Or.
most every neighborhood some one has held there bv means of baloons
It
is
exceedingly
rich
and
can
be
worked
he
may
lie
found,
either
«lay
or
night
swings
on
its
hinges
and
the
knot
is
on
Advertisers have used the pavements
Some for ten, some foi twenty and
(I W PA, Beatile, Wash.
died from an attack of bowel complaint
the year round.
I
some for thirty years have suffered from the rope, though the latter is not yet
before medicine could I m * procured or a under our feet for their signs, and have
hanging
from
the
crossbeam
.
The
exe
­
disfigured
some
of
our
grandest
rocks
piles
and
then
have
been
quickly
and
The damp weather of the pant week
physician summoned. <)ne or two doses
of this remedy will cure any ordinary with their soaps and their liniments, has been good for gardens and fruit permanently cured by using De Witt’s cution will be a simple affair. A dozen
pretty
nearly
everything
on
the
face
of
crops but bad for new mown hav. It Witch Hazel Salve, ¿lie great remedy low steps lead from the jail porch to the
case. It never tails. Can von afford to
platform; an iron pedal sticks up
take the rink for so small an amount? the earth has been made to serve their will probably cause more hay to grow lor piles and ali forms of skin diseases. through the floor, ami Sheiitr Hiatt’s
purpose The heavens have thus far es­ than it will destroy, however.
W. F. Kremer.
For sale by all druggists.
foot
will be the instrument of the law
caped, but this new invention brings
A tramp’s arm was shattered by a which hurls the‘niurderei's soul into
On the night of the fire at Odd Fel­
them also into line.
If it prove a success the glaring an­ lows’ hall someone left an overcoat at rifle bullet last week, while he was at­ eternity A high fence shuts out the
nouncements of the bill-boards, which Mrs. Rehkotfs variety store The owner tempting to force an entrance into a enclosure from public view and a funer­
annoy us by day, may be repeate<l in the can call, prove property, pay 25 cents for fiouse owned by W. Ewing, near West al quiet already pervades the place where
Fork. Ewing was absent« but had pre­ Mt-ison and Fiester are Iroth confined in
sky at night; ami the romantic, peaceful this local and take the garment away.
Having made arrangements to
viously missed articies from the house,
Messrs Ileputy Fallen,
heavens will be dotted with “Nonpareil
Shambrook A Griffith have nets spread and fixed a rifle so that if the door was the steel cage.
ami Sheriff Hiatt constitute the death buy from a factory outside of the
is the l»eot;’’and the obpoxious “Yel­ in Kogue river neareliattock’s place and
low Kid,” with a bideono electric toe, expect to supply Grant’s Pass salmon | opened a gun would be fired. The tramp watch. There will I h * very little room combine, we now sell our entire
will parade among the stars nn la tinted when toe fish tiegin to run this summer. walked to the section-house near tunnel for spectators and what witnesses there
«nd unchecked.— From the Great Round A few salmon are beginning to come up No. 5 lo have the wound dressed, ami are to the execution must necessaril} line of Coffins and Caskets at one-
was brought to Roseburg on the over­ stand very close to the gloomy scene.
World
now.
land.
Melson doesn't want to talk to outsid­ half the former prices.
We carry bv far the largest stock
Sheriff Hiatt has bail two especially
Don’t thin your blood with sassafras ers He has apparently given up hope
prepared rope* presented to him t>y the or poison it w ith blue-mass ; but aid Nat­ and will go to Ins death in stolid si­ to select from in the county, and
manufacturers at San Quentin, < al , for
lence. He lias a wife and two children
Few realize that each squirrel destroys use during hi« term of office. They are ure by using De Witt’s Little Early Risers in Crescent City, but they will not I m * the Goods are equal to any on the
fl 50 worth o' grata annually. Wake­ of hemp, but not twisted so tightly as the lamoiis little pills for constipation, here to s«*e him. The supposition is market. We will not lx- under­
biliousness and stomach and liver trou­
lee's Squirrel xml <>Xpher Exterminator the ordinary rope.
bles. They are purely vegetable. W F. that his wife thinks he is guilty, though sold on Undertaking Goods ar.d
in the moat effective and economical pois­
for the sake of her children she prefers will furnish our elegant HEARSE
Articlea of incorporation have been Kremer.
on known Brice reduced to 30 cento.
that ht* will make no sign in regard to to our patrons EREE.
tiled with the secretary ul stale by Hie
For vale by M. Clemen«, vole agent.
Thr foHo-winft changes have bren made it.
«»rant’s Pass Furniture A <'asket Com­ in the Bicycle races for July 3rd ami all
pany; capital, (5600. principal place of riders are re<|uired U j take special notice ;
business, <>rant's Pass . incorporators, <'. of them.
M Terrell, O. C. Terrell and I.. !..
1. Bicycle race 1 mile amateur, open
SIXTH STREET
BLACKBURN' HOUSE BLOCK
Votaq.
I to I i rant’s Pass wheelman of 3 months
I
residence.
Prize;
engrave»!
silver
cup
John Abbott came back from Iridian ,
creek last week. Bethinks there are I to be competed for annually ami L j be-
better mines in Josephine county than • come the projierty of the rider winning
L amd O efk k at R omeiii mo , O r ..
over there in California. He says they | three consecutive years.
June 2, 1897.
are all (46,<X)o pnisvsitions over there | 2. Bicycle race 3-5 mile, handicap,
<>TI( E IHifEREBY GIVEN THAT
but th« owner* «re nardlv able to pay oft ; open lo boys between 12 ami 15 years of
the
following-named
settler
| age. prize, medal.
their hand«.
has filed notice of his intention to
3. Bicycle race, 1 mile handicap,
Rev. Robt. McLean has been absent I ‘ open to all amateur riders ; prize, med-
j make f‘»»ai pr<s>f in support of his < laim
tins week hunting a suitable place for a
a ml t I ms sanl proof will H* made b»*fore
salmon hatchery »¡th D.T Beals, agent
J. M ('hilen, county j'idge, Jonephine
4. Bicycle race, 3 5 mile, best 2 in 3
for the Hume cannery at the mouth of beats. o|>en to ad amateur rider*; prize,
Co., Or., at (¿rant’s Pass. Oregon, on
I Kogue river. The gentlemen think they medal.
July 19, 1897, viz Henrv Brier on H E.
1 will locate it at the mouth of Little
No. 7I«; m . for the E «. NL '4 and lot I of
Tlw above races are under the rules
' Butte, in Jackson county.
ser 2i,Tp. 36 H , R. 5 West
and sanction of the I.. A. W. and are giv­
He names the following witm*rs(*n to
The lathe« of th« W. K. C will give » en under the auspices of the Granite L.
prove his (*ontiniious rsMidem-e upo i ami
. Potato ."Social in the A. <J. I' W. ball, > A. W. club of tin* city.
cultivation of, said land, viz;
1 June 26, for the benefit of the G. A. K ,
Croup and whooping cough are child-
Ole Kevemon, (’tiarles ( ••■tain, Frank
as they lost their supplies by the fire. hood'» terrors ; but like pneumonia bron-
Randle, í». E Woolfolk, all of Grant's
I Admission lo celt». All are cordially cbitie, and other throat and long trou­
Im- Pass, Oregon.
invite«! to atten«i
ble*, «-an be <piickly cured by using One
hlN 6.37-12
K. M V« ut < ii, Register. ¡
By order of committee.
Minute Cough Care. f>r. W F. Kre-
There will be a Union Young People'« mer.
Prayer meeting at Bethany Pienbyterian
church ‘Mi next Simla y June 27. at ♦’> 30
Notice for Publication.
o’clock m the morning. The subject un­
der consideration will tie “The best way
the
I'kiTKoSTirKH l,»«ri> Orricx,
maufartory is once
▲
The I
to study the Bible
Psalms 19 7-14.
Kos>. 111 so, Oregon, May 13, |M97.
awnured to Grant’s
re-
Mam
A cordial invitation to attend is given Pass, tl
be in operation by
otice IM hereby given th at
to all.
l»aMt week a committee ot
Kept I,
the followirig-nsmed settler has
The Free b ilver meeting at the citv our tovnarnen, Mewora Joe Moen, N. P
tiled nuticeof hi« intention to make
Notice
ball lest We in relay evening was fairly Dodge, J. W Howard. R. L Coo and T
final proof in supjsiri of Ins claim, ami
attended Me««-* Candy. Howard and P Cramer arranged the deal with D. A.
r nr* that sai«l proof will be made before J. M
F Fetech were chosen executive, com- Corda ami Hi mon l4or.au of *an Francin-
Chiles, County Judge of J-.*ephme
icnp-
mit tee J. L. Fryer wae named as tecre- co.
Or., at Grant's Pass, Oregon, on
flrin, Co.,
The contra>t nt i pul a ten that the old
ittee will meet at an
Ury. The
June, 24 1897, vis:
iteps Ut organize each fact'»ry am! ground« known o( late as the
early day U1
laaoa« B. B km » oh
Pine Needle factory »hail be given the
precinct io
on bonwatead entry So. 6839, for the
company in lieu ot a boana, that th«*
HE «4 ot Hee 28. Tp 3« 8, K 6 W.
•th be in operation by ept. I
r
Th
He names the following witnesses to
IW7. The
T!»e company haw
tian t'hled
added anol
ano er for tl
fra
prove tn« continu'«»* residence u|«uu ami
to the hind already
hank, mak
it
My
i
I
cultivation of «mid land, vis
ing
in all. and thia money «a k bail«: X ak
walk 4 th«
«all
Calvin Wells, J. F rank Mee. August
boy pine nee«ilea at
per ton. Th< mata Croa
nitore are f
.> v V W V -s *J W vv vv vvvv Vv VX? vv v IK
kd Meyer an.f ftaorgw L.
for ta
will need from 3 lo 4 Um a
return to th
«■rant
’s I’aae, Oregon,
>41
the
ah«l
• ben tn operati* hi . The
a« puralble
K. M V«*T< h
I») mg uf tl.
dot gat its deed until the fortory
•’barer.
Regiater.
J. \’ N<V,
hare been in ojieration 2 yeara.
I
THE WEEK'S JOTTING*
CHERRIES
CURIOSITY
IS ALL RIGHT
If you are actuated only by curiosity to see the
finest stock of Crockery and Glassware in the city.
We want you to be curious. We want you to give
us an opportunity to show you our pretty dishes
and give you our prices. We have complete dinner
and tea sets in pleasing patterns in the semi-porce­
lain ware. We will sell you 1 piece or 120 pieces.
We have many handsome dishes in tine China—ali
sorts of novelties; and this week we have added to
our stock an elegant line of HANDPAINTED
CHINA. It makes the most acceptable
Capital
Fruit Jars.
WEDDING PRESENTS
as.
HIM) \l
you can find. Every housekeeper—and every pro­
spective housekeeper— is
j-
always delighted with a
beautiful handpainted cup and saucer or an at-
tractive tray or jug or shallow dish to add to her
collection.
We give a guarantee with all these goods to he
just what they are represented to be.
We again invite you to come to see these dishes
whether you contemplate buying or not.
The Giants Pass 3d of July
Strawberry Plants. BlacDern Pianti au
.GROCERY
Mafia
Vegetables.
OUR NURSERY
— 18
Hill Land.
GO EAST
Library-Car Route
Our Col Ices
and
Quickest Line to
St. Paul,
Duluth,
Minneapolis,
Chicago
THROUGHPALACEandTOURIST
Daily
:
Time
CALHOUN BROS.
McCormack Ahead.
Our Machines will he here next week.
TALKS
MONEY
We will give you the best Mower, Harvester, Kake
or other machine or implement at the
lowest price in Southern Oregon.
JEWELL & DODSE
J. K. HALE.
Special X Sale!
\
In order to clean up our stock and to place before
our customers
EXCEPTIONAL
0 0000000000000000000000 ♦?
VALUES
»We arc now offering our entire stock of ladies
$3.50, $4.oo, $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50
i
WOOL SKIRTS
8
We also offer our entire stock of Ladies $5, $6 SO
Don’t ni i " the nrc.it bargains we are offering in
STRAW HATS.
R. L. COE
N
I I
Medicine
National Drug Store,
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