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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1897)
ROGUE RIVER COURIER fl bUsHKb KVKKÏ Merli!) Happenim». wherein law, order and prim iple are in volved ; it is not a question, as perhap» Bert Davis is reported a» bein^ quite some few would like to make it, oi the i church again«! ths sa!o«»n. but» it ha- -ick at bis farm near Marlin, Miss J«»sie Crow and Miss Mellie N^e be« ome a question oi whether the law ' abnling, detent ami respectabhi people ley visited in our lunisi last Sunday. , o« 11«i» tow n are going lo rule, or w h«-iher Mr, Kramer, of Wyr I• Cr»*ek, was a the gross immorality. w tiich ha*« taken south bound passenger Munday luurn- ' deep root in the citv ami is daily fl Minted ! ing. in ihe fave of public decency, is to be Whittington aril Miao A<i<be Mr the monarch on the throne. Robertson drove down to Gold Hill last Il Mr Waher« by his conduct la'ely ^umlav. Law not ma«le hun -e>f a suhj cl for new-« Xrs Woodard, of Applegate, is visit paper critic sm. we fail lo »ee whv not, ' ing with her many frieads in our vicin when one of (he functions of a respecta ble wheel is to upliohl publi« decency and ity this week. School will le*gin Monday next. Mr denoiinc» evert thing ibat corrupts us at home and gites us a bad name abroad. J. D Hates ai d wife will again train 'he Has an) man in this town, or in any | young ideas of Merlin 1 he I»gui fraternity of Grants Pass is i io »»• congratulated III KM>AV. The people uf Laianis Pass payout $100 each monili t«> their marshal and street «•(»mmiS’K-n « and in return d<» not get ►erviie in our judgment, equal lo $10 in value. PRICE & VO« »RillES, EOlTuBb AND I’K* •» I IF TOK* EiTEM OF Hl BMKIl’noN . One Year, in advance, - ■ Six Months, - - - Three Months. ... $1 25 .(¡5 The P-ne Need e ia« lorv a ill <louldle*s .35 stait up belore a great w «île. The com Entered at the post office nt Grant'» l‘u 1 i oany now ha* a man of tiusiiie*« ahilitv Oregon, a*. »«comi-da.** ium " mailer wbu is looking al»er ita affairs, and we are assure I t hat ail will be well ere lung. T hi rsday , O c T obek i I. ¡«97 fliia company has had considerable rouble lately, but the fault was in the It is said that the Hawaiian islamis poor management of former foremen. . have $100,000 on deposit in pustal saving» bank». _______ ____ ______ Tb» re seems to t»e a unanimous sen timent of Ine büHinesM man of Pottlami that Oregon should tie thoroughly repre tented at the world’s fair in Paris in mo___________________ There are five candì dates for mayor ol grea r New York. Out of so much tun ber it ought to be possible to obtain a goo«l slick, but we fear that paiti*«n»l»ip will influence mure voles than will a desile lor law ai d order. M< ivinley «u<i bis cabinet bave thor- OUgbly diaCQMod thv question oi ( ilban reforma and il ie the funaniiimUH opinion th t Cuba ami not wait t«»o long, Suce i Forbeat «*es IO he a Virtn«* Th»'Oreg »liiau oi ibu 9ih give« th. bank < earings of Portia .d, Seattle, la coma an i Spokane for nine wee«*» eml ing August the 13ib H show-« the iol.«l* for Po- lid lo be m I iiiop L equal to lh< Other threu l ines couibii ed. Portland is ih • mid news «'enter of ihe^oilhwt . The Sail Fram l«» «> Hu iei iii is agit<»tinw tbe<iiv««rcu question. It b«» interview««i a number of pruinincut laymen on tl•« silt'j ci and lbs tone of some ol lh« m ha* th- right ring lo it Da* id Mari Jordan »aj a in part, “In i.iuet» • n ca • out ol I Wtnty ihe per*oti who mak« failur«* in one marriage would make M Tint Cot M1KM under it» present man agement hav a» quire«! a reputation for being conservative upon all subjects of wliivh it sees fit to treat We are satis- tied with thia reputation for it is our d* fire io treat all subjects fairly and to exaggerate none. No man will receive a'-U-e at our hands, but false principle-» and ba-i conduct before the public, must receive attention, And to those who think we do not »peak aa often and a- loud as wa should, we would say, that it requires more moral stamina and back hour ill «h r some < ir< umslances Io keep still than »• <1 o ** m • <» ►(H*ak out. Captain General Kiinni Blanco who was gov«rnor-g»*neral ol the Phillippine Glanos from 1893 will succeed butcher We) ler in i uba W *y lers giv ing up his part in Cuba is a death slmggle ill which he is going to die huid but bi lime has come, lor >agasta inf run him that a < liHiig«- oí policy is necessary an I aith if a change ol <4fi- ial- that the au ilmrilie* ma» be one with the ininistn W« yler ha- made money on a large scale in (‘ii«-a, ihougì. i! is not supposed for a moment that he made it buuemlx. G»neral Blanco wnl bring with him to I uba 20 (M0 re. ruita for the arinv, but it is lie-light that he will he instruct* Blanco e«l to treat with the insurgent-« is represented ns a man of a temler heart a ¡ule Weyler is knoun to have a Io art ol stone. A BRUTAL ASSAULT. failure in ten marriages ” Th* lit le rippie between ill«* I'liit. <1 SUH«» and »Japan over the ann«*x.iii«m question has about siibsi I «I. In re hi likely lie no fu. lher disturbance f »r Hi* pre till, Japan se« ins Willi g io la « |lOJ dD indemnity Im the rej •oii ui o thu Japa i *eu on mgr tn s by th* ila* anan 4 >v »mum til tin t er g • •" i me nt is reported a» being willi «g io p \ that amount. Ex President Cleveland was asked a few days ago if lie would .»«•«• pt tin Unfed Slat»» unaioirlop li<-in New Jers* \ we/e it lender* d him lie aid an KllHM«** to six h a (piesilon at this turn would b premature i'he (act that lie due*'nd say “No” outright to such a questmil leaves the impression that h luiglo a-'- epl the place Allei a ma i hash Id down lb * presidt*>i-i4i chair lot eighty« are we w<>ul«l siigg«-st that In dec I in»1 any further service unless the coiinirv w in dang r and ilia the only he.p that would save it. the p ace previuasly occuine I by Rev. C E Last M itnlav morning atomi 9 o'eb.ck <ne John A. Wallers, who keeps the cor fi»*» saloon iri this city, »'ominiite-l as* ail i and ha lery upon the person ol R« \ Rohe't M« Lean, pa-tor o- ill«1 Pres- », i> rian church. t»« - au-e of an article alm h Hi p»-are«| in the columns of the .vw- an umaieiir pap»r published by Berhi .»)« L«*an. Rev. MeLea-i’s won. The ariicle in qu- wiion mentioned no name tint W.«her-« coul I not help hut know I Grove's rasteles» Chill fonie i» a per Hom the maii'ier in which he is now I feet Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood coixlucling himself that the shoe fitle«! purifier Remove» Bi iousm^s» without him I«- perfection, and hence he beto- k purging An pleasant as L«*tnon Svrup, h ms« Il to hip h a rec ni se a-« is file out It is as large as any Dollar tonic and re growth «»f such co'idiict.. Were ill«1 a ti tails for 60c. To get the genuine ask «- «* not true in substance,he wh- uld hnv»* lor Grove’s- appealed to ihe law for redress, but he iinirl It v«* realized that there was no Small precautions oheii prevent great hope i«»r him in that direction, and iiiischiels. De Witt’s Little Early Kisers ilnoefote he grossly violated the law are very hiuh II pills in size, but art« moat i hat a- a niz«‘ii.ii is his duty to uphold ♦■fl’«<tivp in preventing the timst serious It is m«t a question, as some few would forma ol liver and *toma< n troubles like to make it, of McLean against Wal I hey ( lire constipation and headache ters personally, hut. it is a question an<l regulate the bow els—W. F. Kremer to the lavt mill last week Davie John attended the Rote’s hall last Friday night dance at I’rof. Savag-* mail«* a tivingtrip to Mis souri Flat last Friday evening Perry M« Ge«-came down from ford last week to visit his iaiher. A L. Chapman has gone to Califor iiia. where he has a position secured. Mr C is an excellent mechanic ilenrv Pfafl* ami wife will move to M« dlord soon lo make lliat lheir future home. Fred Ro««1, who has been at Lakeview for several months, rriurn«*«l to his home last week. J F "'purlin and wife are the proud possessors of a tine new son who ariived some lime ago. C C. Sumner baH gone to visit his sister, whom be for a number of years. The funeral sermon of Mr». t> M Knox was preached last Sunday at the Bapt st church by Rev. Harper. Jt-ff 1 imlsey is moving his household goods to the farm of Henry Pfaff, which he has rented for the coming season Rev Mr Huff pres« bed at the “Ken edy < liapel” la«t Sunday Mr H takes C M. TERRELL Kirk. .Mi<«ee M »die and Gertrude John re turned ia>t week from Portland, after having aJeude-i the exposition au«i vie itad friends. Grants Pass Furniture and Casket Compcnj Dr De Bar was called to Williams McGee, j last M<>nday to see Mr. J O who WhB then quite tick, but is now C ob mu« h Improved Hugo Item« Mis» Alia Osborne attended the 8. I* offn e at Lelami Thursday. Miss Marv Tripplett has gone to Ash land to attend th« Norma! school thi» w inter. Mi *« E»h«l Bohlen who is attending J school in Grants Pass, visited her pa oilier town, wbo has a wife a> d children Mrs, Ali«-e Rogers came up from Cali living in the ««immunity, the right t« as- fornia Sunday to vi»it wuh her mother, rs> ts at Hugo, Saturdav M ihs Carrie Farr returned to her home ’ sociat« publicly, whenever ari l wher- .Mr-. Banister, for a time. I ever Le sees fit, with a woman who has Rev. Pace of the Baptist church of in Grant* I a-s la»t >atunlay, accompa- ¡the reputation of being immoral, and has Grants Pis», preach d at the school nied by Mrs Judge ( rockett. the editor of a paper, or any one else house Sun lay at 2 o’clock. Mr. Frank Nida arrive«! at Hugo Fri who wi-heH to do ho , no right to publiclt Mr Enyart an I Mr Burnett, two oi day night Iroin Grants Paas where he tell the community what is going on? had been attending court tho past two our moat enthusiastic fisherman, liookeil A prttly Pass it would he indeed were wee ks about fifty pounds last Sunday all men in the t<)wn to follow such an A young man of this neighborhooi Mr Edd Jordan left for Cottage Grove example and nut eveo a feeb e voice to saw on Thurh«la*’s train bound for la«t week, where he goes to work this 1 *av slop The Coi'KiEK editor has no Grants Pa-s to consult the county clerk His family will soon join hirn ; oersonal grudge in th« matter, but there : winter. (>ho had air« adv given lie«’ consent ) Mr Cameron returned to hie home at is a sacred principle involve«!, and in or- The Hugo school under the nian«g»* I dvr to foster this p*inciple and to lend a Jacksonville last F«iday morning, after inent of Miss Carrie Farr of Grants Pass han«l in overthrowing th« <»ppo*ite prim asMSting Mr Ennis in catching quite a «•lysed a very successful term of ten Mr « iple. he feels impelled at thia moment number of fine fi*h near Galice ae« ks, la*l Friday. Mis* Farr is one of to sp«*ak the truth plainly >ha' the grav Ennis is still < etching ’em the I'SHt teachers of Josephine county as itv of the case mav he known. A ml if { We are inform««! that D. W Mittfhell ' the editor in thi», what lie believes ?o be contemplates a visit with hi« family at the parents in this district can testify. < )ur chihlren learned very rapidly Pa hi* painful da y, should viol.oeany law Twin Lake», «'alif . along about Thank* rents. we «lo not visit our »chool as often in the citv or »'ate. then h should Mif- , giving Clia-. Lad«! will look alter hie d« we-iioulil More encouragement to ivr the penalty belore the law The lad [ hubineiH during I iih absence. 8. i he tea« her along this line w.ll be iu ucii that lb« statutory law an I« itv ordinanc to our ad\antag»* es have tieen repeatedly violated in this William*, lu*ma. town, no one can tr«ithiuHv denv; the G «hu« t reek i lern». 1 Miss Emma lia per i» visiting friends fact Uiat the c’ly council has repeatedly ■ The mining outlook for Galice ie on Williams creek . instructed the marshal t«> enforce the laws, ami yet the laws have not been (irant Toppingof kppl *gite came over brighter than ever. pr«»pvrlv enforced, no one can truthfully deny, and further, the f ict that Grants P mkm , unit1** there i* a change from the present «lowiiwar«! tendenrv, will get a very bad reputation abroa«!, no one can deny. Men ami women, lox al citizen», nev.l we give you a detailed, itemize«! ao mint oi the corruption you can not help but fee? No, we have heard the voi«*e «»f manv of the best citizens in this tow K ami th»1)' have *pok«*n in words th.it nieau Mumething. and w<* miss our guess it there is not a radical change in a short time. You hive laws, see to it that they ar? Kindly enforced or <?l»e turn out «very uffl ial who will not do his d«ity. furnish their Beai.tiful Go to tbi« Company for anything in the line ot Furniture,Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shades or P cture I raníes. LEADERS OF LOW motto: “For < j O«I and Home ami Every I notice that in mv last app» are«l an item extolling Ds Witt’s Witch Hazel Lan«!.’’ Whose Bus!«»«»» I- h? Salve, which at first «lance caused me to ‘•I(*in»n warn» io Jrmk. that i’Hi" think that I bad been bewitched when The loan bu-ii.eis.” tl«e »»loon apolo- making up my last dose of item* *oreue»s was taken out ut my feeling’ I ¿iai. But a eoletupor*r». in tlie follow after reading the local in full. ing comliination oi actual occur ram-«-». •ho«> that drinking become» lhe bm-i- Jesse Cop«, who lately purchased the W lien Nichols and adjoining miuing property, ■ ues* uf several other person*: were arrived lro «« California thi- week and is Ho I Poland and C<-ou Parker Llnnkin^ in Heflin, Ala la*« Ba'uruay ousily making arrangements to put waler on the ground and otherwise fitting un ni^bt. anil in tlieir »pree »an a ear of the for the coming s«a»'>n Mr. Cope is to Southern Kailroad off the »witch and w w n»r* ^•1» MöW Álwll I I k - name of It. I liomas is so well known in Southern Oregon that an introduc tion is scarcely necessary, and while the old linn of R. L. Coe & Co. have n«> apology to make for their record made during the past live years of the most phenomenal success known in the inercant.le history of Southern Oregon, We feel that now, when the future growth and pr«»spcrity of this particular locality will largch depend upon the ENERGY, Pl SIi and ABILITY of our business men. that the strengthening of this linn by the acquisition of one who is recog- ni/cd by merchant princes «» New York and Philadelphia as justly entitled to an> position of trust or responsibility at their disposal, that xve have cause for congratulation that uc arc able to «»tier Mr. i liomas sufficient inducement to cast his lot with us, and promise our Friends and Patrons that our aim shall be to merit a larger share of their confidence and patronage. »» b» f VwUU I t »»*' * Á ibllUttUlW Goe, Thomas & Co sf MW Tlie Ci is 11 « Store ▼ *■ LOOKOUT FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT .X e X i CAR LOAD Sadie Steward OF KINGSTON, N. Y. Cured I of Spasms by Dr. Miles' Nervine, Nervine j This Week's Bargains at * * coinin’yigh’ inure tracks ” He stoppe,^ he nesiiated, lie hmke.i ilie 111'lire -.«|U4re. Iv iii the lace ”1 «■ «nii«)i afTonl i>- > ugg ¿nV track» 1 would be ashamed to hav» m\ box aalk in. ’ lie said, dvci.ledly, hik I furne-i awav. r>« congratulated on securing such valu out on the man, track down tile grade, ’tl'. it »topi« I on a high trealle.it b.-came ttie Souihern Railroad'» ••baaine»» ’ The (ialice Creek Pedto C ub, with And a lien a loaded freight »rain came headquarters at Mr. Towner’s, has re (¡slice is getting in on the ground floor al««ng and rushed into the car, causing a cently been organized and there will hr in the mining line $10 »,030 wreck, «le*tr«>> mg mu« h vnlua- some red hot games during the coming ble inercha dise. it became the buxine»« Tin* (¡re« n Harmon ditch is almonl i long, cold nights. Net to be beaten we. completed and rich ground will soon lx ! <if this city, will import a pol«« e club of a great msuy inerchan1 * and shippers, worked. with which to knock the trumps cut uf a- well as the ruilroad. Am! when »iir*e dead b«»«lies wvie dug Al Cousins, of Portland, the i’edro club. and making preparations ou: iron» un ler the wreck, it became the A debate as to how full a man is after claim, oalice creek. business oi some wive» and orphans. taking seven straight whiskies took place Am! when the taxpayers are vailed Miners on Galien creek are meeting I between two of our rvsi'lents four days upon to support the fa'iiilu* whose nat The largest nugget with varied cm cess HE many cases of spasms, Ft. Vitug before full moon. On« contended that dance and epilepsy that I)r. Mile»' ural providers havs thus b»en eu-hienly t taken out recently w ighed $50.50. if a man imagined that he was worth Restorative Nervine has cur- mid taken away, it will btcomethe business Messrs Ennis and Cameron have been $15,00 t.0! 0 after imbibing -even straigh'f alone give this great remedy wide reputa of several other p-ople getting in full time at angling, letting , WftJ4 HOIliewhat mtxvd tn hi' bl«»s The tion. Mrs. Walter A. Steward, 773 Bio xlway, One man’s drinking often becomes the Kingston, N. Y„ says March 3, 1896: “In ls93, but few fish, large or Hinall, escape. other said that when a man In prom- budiieetof several hum ire«!* or thousands whileon a visit to friends our little girl was Mr Cope's ditch, four miles in len th, * anading the streets after guzz. ing seven taken with spasms. We hastened home to of people, an«l tlie mail who cannot per will bo I«» out at «lav’s work, a number attempt««! to -pi k up a knot hoi« from our family physician. He did all he could ceive thi» fact ought l<» be sent at once but failed. We called of men being already engaged and others the sidewalk he was in condition to he to an in*iitmi««n tor the educatiou oi tlie several physi . n but ¡ST Dr. will he put on. ¡aid away in a box stall. The »«¡hject in _ «eebie inimied ‘ Miles’ 3 the spasms continued, Marion Veatch will have liis ditch j Galice being a dry one the meeting ad- her tongue became They Are Coming. partially paralysed (’ompltiled soon, taking water «>ut of the journed until the next June election A father starte«! fir in* office earlv one Fix. Restores i and the doctom said right fork of Galice creek with winch lo she would never :ak in «»rmng after a light tall ol *now. Turn work Biam hard gulch. c. Health again. Nigh! . day ing, he *aw hi* tw«» yrar-uli! I»oy endeav w c tic on m \ __ ________________ we watched the poor oring to put hit tinv le i in his own great Three expert miners arrived herefrom little sufferer and tiled every ren.« dy we File little lellow- shome l. British Columbia this week and have uieet loO'pri'i’s. The ladies of the W. C. T L’ saw advertised for such cases but g »t no re *'Go on, l'se coni'in, papa. I’se coinin’ been looking over the field with 'he view | the first Friday in every month at the lief. We began giving Dr. Miles' Nervine, yight in ure i racks.” lie caught th* of purchasing quarix nr placer mines. Every baby .darliug in his arm» ami « arrivd and after taking four bottles she wa run Baptist church in Grants I’as* ning about as well and happy as ever ' A number of our residents contemplate h -«iy is cordial 1” invited to attend, Of- Him to hi- mother ami started again Dr Miles' Remedies a«-esold by all dtug- f«»r his office Hi* habit had been to fivers President, Mrs Belle Jenkins, star ing lor Alaska early in the spring gists under a positive guarantee, first Lottis Fiop on tne wav al a tavern tor a glas* ol Several members of the Galice Packers’ recording secretary, .Mrs. Clara Br«>w nell, liquor As lie s ou«i upon t.ie threshold benefits or inuney refunded. Book on Heart Association will join the stampede, 1 corr«*p«jnding secretary, Mrs Ni-ia Hart o! die Haloon lie *- »-me I io iiear a sweet and Nerves sent free to all applicants. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart Ind. trow. man. treasurer, Mrs Alma I’errill. Gur voice say, “Goon l av cumin’ papa. I’*e Successors to R. L. Coo & Co. LADIES’ CAPES $1.75, $2.75, $3.95. Value can not be duplicated. MEN S SHIRTS Worth $1.00. at - l-2c All Wool Serge, 36 in., 2ÖC 36-in. All Wool Dress Flan- neis ................................... 2öc 36-in All Wool Serge 2öc 00-in, 49c Ladies’ Ribbed Fleece-Lined Underwear, 2öc, 37 l-2c, 50c LADIES’ HATS Some New and Novel Shapes in Walking Hats just received. PRICES able property. the I HE BIG CASH STORE. I'tineral C< i FREE to Patrons buying the better grade of Coffins and Caskets. & WII. I L. L. VOTA* O C. TERREAL. Week ! NEW SATURDAY I GOODS o Miners’ Dept RUBBER BOOTS, OIL CLOTHING HATS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR. OVERALLS SOCKS. SHOES. BOOTS BLANKETS. COMFORTERS You i ou might do worse than buy your supplies of COE THOMAS & CO. We stand leady to compare quality and pi ices With any house in this country. e command a knowledge aiid experience of the Big Markets unsurpassed bv ANY ^OUSE on the Pacific Coast and hav e made connections that ena de us to offer our custom ers at all times Special Bar J. gams. 'W e sell goods cheaper chan any other house in South ern Oregon, but for CASH only
