Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, November 04, 1897, Image 3

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    2 T hlmsday , N ovember 4, 1897.
MINERS
IN THE KLONDIKE
the week s JOTTINGS
Are suffering for want of food, for
of shelter, for the
necessaries of life. Report* say hundreds will die from
starva-
tion and exposure. What a contrast to the
Miners
of Southern Oregon !
New lard at Ahlfe market
Tba Low! Flat Minw.|
PERSONAL.
Will Jackson resident deutiet.
Take yuur kodik film* to Phebv
bboea repaired at Hackett e.
Get your fiddle etrinx* of Re-lfield.
C. St. Louie (or watch repairing,
Ma*h 4 Pike fur Snowy Butte flour.
Ixr'a of fiddle string* at Redde'd'e.
Snowy Butte acaiti lead* the market.
Snowy Butte flour st J. M Chiles.
A drop in FLOUR at Ma*h A Pike’*.
Pheby does developing for kodakere
Choice apples wanted at tbe Band M
B. A M. handle Snowy Butte flour.
F. M. 8*. uth paid Gold ilill a visit thi*
week.
Ben E. Staul i* ic town from lialice
creek.
N. E. Britt, the 8 F., baggace rustler,
1* ia town.
E E. t*lnp|>«ol the Monitor Miner wa*
iu Gram* i'aae last week
Phebv’« portrait* of children are 0. K.
W. I' »lite* 01 William* creek visited
Clemens, Droggte', opp. Opera House. lit* daughter* ill the city thi* week.
All kind* ol «auiage* at the City Mar­ r David O. Hayes. who 1* teaching
Envelopes printed at th« Cot Bias office. ket
t
i .ile' ri. t K. . ’’ft «ar !
district No. 20 wa* iu town >aiurday.
There are good mines here as well as in the Klondike, and Grain sacks for eale at Maah A Pikes
W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon
Mr*. R. K Montgomery of Aatilaud 1*
and
dentiat.
none of the hardships. F
Freeh vegetables every day at Bwrt-
viaitiug irk nd* iu tiraut* l'a»a thi* week-
Everything is plentiful, and every
Wall paper 10 cent« double roll at ths
lett
’
e.
thing is cheap. We quote a few prices:
Attorney Auatm Hammond of Med­
Spare ribs and back bones at the Ctty G P F A C Co.
Bacon, good and fresh, reduced from iajk to nc per lb.; Lard Market.
Goto McGregor Bros, where you can ford ba* been iu towu tin* wee* oa bu.t-
ue*e.
get the very beet bath.
51b pail 50c; 10 lb pail 90c; Dried prunes, 5c per lb.
Cheese the best kind, lZ^c at Cal
Juba E. Felton uf Ashland was on our
Mave your washing at McGregor’s
houn Bros.
street* Monday eveuing. He was down
barber shop tor gs.xl work.
Snowy Butte flour at Cornell’s.
burning up more cattle
Hotel Josebbine 1« the place to gel
Some of Our Tvavtiere.
Sal ns flakes at the BAM, somethiag
Mine Mary Griffith who i* teaching at
first ■■'■•** meal* and lodgivg
All the best grades. $23 00 per 1000, $1.20 per sack; second new. try them.
Woodville, came home Fridav evening,
Some of our county teacher* and where
Call at McGregor Bros for a shave be­
1 they are teaching
remaining over Sunday.
per hundred; 95c by the Trunks all sizes and all prices at fore ca"ing on your best girl.
Mi»« Arzella B Titua ia teaching in
Dixon A McCloskeys.
Judge Brower ami Col. Smith went to j
1 Dial No. 1 on lower Deer creek.
Mash A Pike sell FLOUR
»1.25 per
Ja. kiuuville laat Saturday to argue a
DON T FORGET
Tut* Kerby school ie under the manage­
sack, or ».'4 per llkM) pounds.
Apple butter, iolb pail, 8oc.
case in the circuit couit
Lamp Chimneys 5c at the B. A M
ment ul Mia. Saidee Ransnu, and will be
Sweetland
A
Co.
always
have
a
Olives in bulk ioc per pint.
C. L. Maugum 1* out iu tbe Illinoi* a aix mouths term.
The <‘a**h store for groceries, flour and
good supply of choice ent* of meat.
Dill pickles, ioc per quart.
Mica Rachel Wtiipp is teaching the
river district thi* week looking utter In*
teed—Maah A Pike.
fail term al Wald *.
McGregor Bro*. *re agent* for the Troy luiniug interest* in that «actios
We have just received a lot of fine choice craalierries If von want a first class bath, you c an
l'taw Wtldervillv school ia in charge of
Laundry, Poitland. Gall on them.
12'jc per qt.
Wui. Kemp, a mining mau from Red- Miso Lou Wade.
get it at McGregor Bros.
ROAST COFFEE
I
ding.
Calnornia,
ia
iu
llie
country
hunt
Pauls Inks—absolutely non »pitiable;
Mia* Eva Sill is leaching Iter second
10 lb*, for »1 00—B. A M. Grocery. mg *ometbiug to take hold ol tn hi* line. term in that No. S at i’rovolt.
only 10c at National Drug Store.
A tine line of tea and coffee at the Cash
Mis. J. D. Hyde, of Murphy, ie teach­
Willie layloraud lamtly Lav t returned
New supply of wall paper at the Grants
•tore opposite round house. Mash A Pike. to Granta 1'aas from Wulf Creek
AX ill ing the tail term at Missouri Flat, Diet.
Pass Furniture A Casket Company.
No. 9.
Ladio«, dpn’t forget to meet Mrs, Her­ commenced work Io. Terrell aud bon
The echoul in Murphy, Dial. No. 14, ia
Redfield bat a full supply of violin,
rin at the A. O C. W. hall Saturday hedneeuay.
in charge ot Miee Lizzie Newman.
banjo, guitar and mandolin string«.
night.
E. J. Farmer, tbe 8. P. agent at Wolf
Lincoln Savage is leaching bis sec md
Hood's Pills are the favorite family
County Supt Haye* and hi* wife, who Creek, visited tin* city last wvek.coming term 1 Diet. No. 16 al William*.
cathartic and liver medicine
Prie, 25c, are now teaching ar Merlin, were in the
Mis« Mamie Meritt ia in charge of the
up on In* w heel one day au.l returning
a* bool 111 Dial. No. 17 on lower Rogue
Drop in flour, »1
Beardless bailey, city laturday.
j the u*xt day.
river.
Australian club wheat—Scott Griffi*.
Mr*. Margaret Dean, mother of T. Y.
Will not evaporate nor become thick
Miss Anna Fieater is teaching the fall
feed store.
—Paul* non-*pillable Ink*; only 10c al Dean ot tine city, returned to hei bume term at Allhouse.
Boys’ cape overcoats, a very • tyliih National Drug Store
at Riddle after a visit of two week* w itb
Mi.-« Carrie Farr, of Granta Paas, ie
garment —Dixoa A McCroskey.
teachings four inontha term in the
Calhoun Bro*, for Snowy Butte flour relative* ia towu.
i
bristle
Dial No It) and Misl Minnie
The best place in town to get your
Win. Mallorv returned from Jackson futle la teaehiug al Wolf creek
Try the Cash »tore for groceries. Mask
«boss repaired is at Hackett»' harness
1 eouuly Tuesday night, wbeie lie wa*
A Pike, Proprietor*.
David O. Haves is wield'iiy the birch
and shoe shop
I looking into a mining proposition. Mr. in Dial. No. JO, near WlB Grillin» on
Latlies' and Children*’ mackintosh**
Mallory
went
to
Galice
creek
Wednesday
No more spilled ink when the bottle
Rogue river.
at Dixon A McCroake; ’•
night.
is knocked over if you buy Pauls Ink at
Miss Aggie White is teaching her fall
The Grants Pae* Furniture and Cask
the National drug stere.
Ptemding Elder Reagan, of the M. E term at her home, Dial. No. 21, ou Suck­
er creek.
et Co ba* a full supply of carpet* ami
church South, was at Williams creek
The cash house of Dixon A McCroe-
matting Come and res them.
Supt. J D. Hayes and wife are in
Sunday
atteuding
quarterly
conlereuce
key is kept busy all the time because
charge of the .Merlin school again, ami
Get
your
Christma*
photograph*
thi*
{ Mr. Reagan went north on
'heir goods and prices are right.
will leach a six niontba term
About
And not only that but it is the mist durable and lightest
w*ek while Mr*. Herrin is at Everitt’s laat 1 ueadav morning
70 pupils are enrolled at Merlin.
Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte
Ex Supt. G. A Savage is sow a resi­
draft of all CHILLED PLOWS. If you need a new plow. Just the thing for ch'ldrsn, will net gallery The best of work, and price*
Rev. J. A. Crutchfield will preach at
dent r*( Jones creek, and ie leaching the
reasonable.
Woodville
next
Sabbath
at
11
A
M
and
tall term in his home diatr < t
Mi. Sav
evaporate. Pauls' non-spillable Inks at
don't buy until you have examined the OLIVER
Don't forget that the C ocrikk is the I 3 P. M., and at thia place at 7:30
7 :30 P. M. age will teach the winter term in the
the Natisnal Drug Store.
people's paper, and that it pushes every j November 7th.
Dituick district near town.
If you want fiesh fruit for canning
enterprise that is for their good.
Mias Iza Dyke ia teaching a three
Hon. Win M Colvig wa* down the
leave your order at Bartlett’s.
months term m the Knig Diet., near
J. R Hale lias recently added twenty- 1 line last week on buainea*
A
friend
Wolf crook.
Baby shoes in soft soles in green, pur­
four rolls to hi* already large carpet suggest* that Mr. Colvig wa* looking
Ute school in Dial. No 36 ie in charge
ple. tan and red in l.ace and Button.—
stock. The very latest patterns.
after hi* intereata for the circuit judge ot Miss Jessie Mastin.
Dixon A McCroskey.
The sample photograph*, displayed in »hip, vet he *ay* there 1« notiiing tn
Miss Lucy George of Kerbv. has ju»l
Mrs Herrin.the photographer, will be the store window* »peak well for the abi • ! such talk.
cloned a suceeaelul lerm of three mouths
at Everiti’s galley oaly one week more. i y of Mr*. Herrin, the photographer.
tn 1 list No. 37.
Mr Geeigebchroter of Denver, Colo
Get vonr pictures taken tins week.
Moat of the school, will soon close for
NEXT TO POST OFFICE.
Ben * Bicycle den ha* been trana- list present negotiating fm some quartz the w.nter.
We hope
Mrs N. P. Anderson has moved her ferS'l from the building back of the I mine* down on Galice creek
Hie pen outage of attendance ia much
stock of millinery goods into the Hotel bank to the Conk in ttuilding ou Front that Mr. flcliroter may succeed in pur­
STOVES & HEATERS.
HARDWARE
chasing something in thi* ceuntv for we greater thia year than tor several ycara,
Josephine rooms where she will be street.
are gla,l to have men of mean* take hold an I tlie length ol school term ia also
pleased to wait on her old customers.
much greater, bui In moat districts the
of our mine* ami help develop tin in.
Mothers praise Hood'* Sarsaparilla,
Chaile* Drain of the town of Drain, wages are as good as last year, owing to
If you are going to take a trip East and because, bv it* great blood enri.liiug
an mcreaaed levy lor school pur|>oaee
want it to be a pleasant one, go via the qualm»«, it give* rosy clieska and vigor was 111 town rueailav. We.ln-e.lav aud
Th ursday. Mr
Drain is lo iking ftl
>1 A It It I A.I>
Nnrlhen Pacific. Their accommodations ou* appetite* to pale and puny children. mining properites in Josephine and
are first class in every respect. For
| Jackson Counties, with a view of pur­ KNIGHT DIXON At tha residence ol
Mr*. Herrin has boen doing arnno chasing a good placer proposition.
the bride*« parents on Applegate,
rate« et-. call on or write E. E. Dunbar
«pleu lid work for our people
Her work
Sunday. October 2Nih, Frank Kaighi
T. W. Bryant, one of the leading Pop­
Grant’s Pass.
and *M i « m Lulu Dixon, Rev. T. M.
i* up to date and the |>eopl* want this ulists of Ashland, in compant with Jack
l’ix. our Galice creek correspondent, is das* of work—Everitt* gallery.
Ramsdell, of Newport, olliviatmg.
I True and W. W Erb of the sa ne place
in town
He will start out on a tour of
have been spending some tune in thi*
The bride ha« many admiring friend«
Nothing ia more appropriate for a County hunting deer -perhaps should
the county soon to represent the Cot-
in Portland, Newport and wherever she
kick and to write ud the mines.
Christina* present than a good photo­ they run across a good big nugget et gold
has lived who will be pleased to join
Mrs Herrin wiil supply tbe they would not hesitate to p.ck it up
Wa pride ourselves on good goods. graph
We inadverte»'tly failed to mention I with the writer of the«« lines in wishing
IV« do not deceive yen, but give you Grants Pa»* people until next Tuesday
the departure of Mr and Mrs Luthvt | her long life, «Irengtb and courage to
good goods, just as we advertise. The or Wedneaday. Get them taken now ¡lodge lor their home at >an Rapliel, Cal.
aid her husbaad iu guiding their bark
lowest prices for spot cash.—Dixon A
Disfigurement for life by using De­ This good elderly couple who“» acquain- I
through the matrimenial sea of lite.
McCroskey
Witt’s witch hazel *alve the great lance we wets p eased to make, spent
six months visiting in this city al tbe I Mie Kn gtet was b«*autilully arrayed in
The Odd Fellow's building on Sixth remedy for piles and for ali kind* of home of our fellow towns-iuau, Mr. N.l’ white silk with orange bloHMom wreath
street ie begining Io add much to the ap­ •ore* and akin trouble
D.-lge, While their presence is else After partaking of a «umptuoua dinner
where, a pleasant remembrance of them
pearance of that part of the city. This LAMP CHIMNEYS
the happy couple tepaired to their own
abides
with us.
is going to bo a magnificent building
No 1—gc each ; No 2—4 for 25c.
home near by, where they will reside
Two families, consisting of thirteen and where they will be phased to nee
when completed
B. A M Grocery
persons, relatives of Mr ( (’ Taylor ol
No daubing, no corking safe, econom
A F ribnd .
Meters. Weidman and lavlor have tills city, are expected here in a few dayn nmiierou« friend*
A few exclusive designs in CHE\ IOTS and CASS I MERE
leal, convenient—Paulo non-spillable about completed the Riddle building on from Minnesota s« eking a more conge VI.
R T-FETTEL’LY—At Red Bluff,
nks; only 10c at National Drug Store.
California, Oct. 28, Jam«« Mct'otiri
GOODS, nicely tailored, best Italian Linings, and, in fact, a suit you
Front etreet where the Feecht Bre* will nial climate. Very few persons whoever
experieut e the ini d climate of Southern
an I Mi mm I E. Fetterly, both of Alt
\
Whenever you want any fire insurance omo up their »tore.
< iregon, return to the blizzards of the
house, thia county
will feel proud ot at $10.00
lon't fail to call on Price and Voorbie«j ' A marriage license ha* just been issued dbld northern slates. We itave the cli
t hey returned to thin city Hundav
They will insure your property in too
male
and
we
are
glad
to
share
its
pleas
Mattie
night, leaving for their home near All
worlds beat company, ths Liverpool and to Mr. Edits Pollock and Mr*
antness with those vibe desire to locate
It you have not seen 'em call in and brighten up.
house Tae«dty morning
One of oui
Walsh betli of thi* city
W* are sorry
London and Globe
*
among us
citizen«, who in a particular friend of
The Opera House meat rnarkeu ie that nothing more msv be *aid at this) Messrs. E. D Carter ami Sydenham Mr. Mc(' »urt, wrh very much surprised
time, but w* will wait until next week. Mills of Wallace, Idaho, are in the conn
beadquarters for the kind of meat y
to ate on the hotel register “Jam««
The Northern Pacific Ry. Co. make* ty looking over the mines with the view M< Court and wife,” and when he met
want to get—the beet.
of buying something in this line. There the gentleman on the «tieet he held him
The Northern Pacific Co. rune tourist the fa>*te*t lime East and gives the best are a number of men in the coonty at up, an the Iniys call it, but a« < erupro
service.
If
you
are
going
it
i*
to
your
present who represent mm h capiial and mine ua« «Heeled, and Mr
sleepers on all passenger trains out of
McCoart
a I io are mvestigaimg tor the purpose ot aent from town Tue«day morning ie
Portlau I. These cars are pleasant and advantage to consider these point*. E.
buying.
\Ve
nr»»
gl«»d
to
note
that
cap
­
juicing over how auccessiully be eluded
comfortable and you woald enjoy riding E Dunbar, agi ; Grant’* Pas*
ital is a> eking investment in our mines the boye. M> McCourt ia a proininrnt
rpkciali .
Dixon A McCroskey, Grant* Pas* The mines are here ami what is needed farmer ami miner near Al’Jmnse, own
in them. When you are ready to go call
Are showing is < apilal to dovelop«* them.
ing the best farm in that section of the
OR 8TÓLBN A .’YtAR on or write E. E Dunbar at Grant's Greatest bouse for cash
< ou try, while hi« w de is an excellent
.llev. with while right hind Pass for rates, etc.
the largest stoi k of good* in all depart
lady of Hie same community. The Cot
Di.-aj'i'i-arvi from B'if--
about
Try the Cash store for groeerie* flour, nient* ever offered to the |>euple of
i >end information to thi- ortica.
The peopia of William« creek were kirk join« their many friends III wishing
Grant*
Pa»e
and
Josephine
county,
and
feed, hav and grain, they will meet all
•hocked on Tuesday afternoon to hear them a happv wedded life
at prices away down for good gooua.— the report that M im « Leeper of that coin*
prices—Masb A Pike, proprietors.
W. R W alker . Propr.
Dixon A McCroskey
mumty ha<l committed suicide by| hang
Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets move
K SAI.H A SMALL BI T CHOICE
Board and lodging by tbe week.
At the opera house in thi* city nn the • ng herself to a rafter in tbe kitchen JORDA N
V* Wolf ( reek, October 2tfth,
farm three mile- from town, rontain- the bowels gently, relieves the Cough,
|3.50. Accommodations
Irwin Jordan, of bronchial trouble
t! s< re«, mostly rich, river bottom
evening of the 2flth nf Noveriilier under while her father ami brother were tn the
A part of it is heaver daai land. cures the feverish condition and head- the auspii ee of the La<1iee'Aid Society field and a youager sister was in Hie gar­
den
Noi ausejcan be assigned why the
I..- iallV a*lai ted to rai-inir vegetable. at tie. making it tbe best aad quickest
M eals at A ll H urs .
There is on the nlm e a tine peach and remedy for Coughs. Colds and I.a < inppe. ef the Bethany Pr-ebytenan church, young l«<iy commi*ted so rar*b an act,
prune orchard
I bi. place 1« offered for
will be given a lecture and etereoptiian though it is said that site had l>ecome
-aie -imply be* au«e the owner cannot Cures in one day. “No cure, no pay.11
--FRESH --
very despondent over, no one known
attend to it. For term« enquire at this Price 25 cents. For sale by M. Clemens exhibition of pretureeque < alifornia, by what,and this ia the war she took to end
office.
W J. Sturges is going down n bis Mis* Helen Kelleher. Admieeioti nom­ her troubles. >he wa« said to be a very
,
hr ighl young lady
»VOOD WANTED IN EX’ HANGS shaft this week, hoisting water bv horse inal.
In Any Style.
’»
for photogratbs, < all st Eventu power
Work gone on night and lav.
Engineer 'ampeon i* having hi* pre
Ladies of Maccabees.
gallery.
_______ / With four men tothe shift. Mr. Murge* is
■ent dwelling moved to the extreme east
G rants P ass
letermin-d
todemonstrate
the
feasibility
Mr- M E Herrin would Lke to
. - y
I • $ - PEI
kVEEK
of au abundant supply of water un his •al of bia lot and will erect a m<-e dwell- ! a'l tbe ladies of Grants Paas who are in-
k
sori right a
S i
mg on the old *p< t. Ho will lay tn* tereeted >n lift» prote. lion,
Fraud new thing. Write to u* quick
place.
at
the
i
We have added Picture Moldings,
ou will l»e -urprGed at bow ea*y it < an be
Tbe weekly Oregonian and Coining foui datiou tine fall l.ut perbap) will ■ot A. O I*. W. ball a’ 7 30 o’clock Hntur-
'* ■ ' .
I
' « If.v ARA
It
Furniture Coverings andUpholstery
day evening.
w
be to vour interesi to investigate U rite ore year for |2 O> to paid up subecrib- build until next spring.
Ixidies between the ages of 16
Materials. Portfires, Children sCar­
era.
v
•
.•
,'U!
WAN1ED
—
Oat»
and
wheat
at
the
years rnay I* a.irnilled as so. iai mern riages Velocipeda, Tricycles, and
The services at the M E. church Nou'h,<
street, Philadelphia, Pa
____
a«t sabbath svening ware of more than Sugar Pine Store, the only place in bers, ami those between the ag«« of 16 Express Wagons, Houselining and
ordinary interest, being conducted by town where you can exchange for all ami 32 rnay he admitted a* benefh isrv
I
members
It is not ne**eaaarv that tacks, Hammocks, Croquet, Folding
M Society. The , kind* of merchandise
30 cent* paid those making apph< ati<»n for memler
beaming Mtove-. '<»nre t.r“t-•
'ewmg ma- the W P and H
Camp Furniture, Clothes Bars and
. - ( Wheeler v W: -on N>w Home and cl . ir rendered rars and beautiful music Nte Eggs
Opposite Court House
ship I>e relatives of via. < an« • pis h ea Ra< ks. Music Rac ks and many other
Mr« Lister's select reading, vocal dust
•
GRANT'S PASS, ORE.
« ation depends simply upon the in I I v i<i
ttr 1 » .ell at fl reaM.nat'.e price, fail at bv Willis Fry and Lilali (.rutcliflel I wera
Notlf 'f of I >1 M«<) I u t loll
small articles We intend to make
ual
K... p- , 1 brag 'tore
•
fine bst scarcely de«erves mention above
This order is in the first rank of ben our stock the most complete of its
The. Hardware firm of Jewell ■nd
the parts rendered by the other parti'i
ary aad a
•
tnd our Is- kind in Southern Oregon.
■
•
pants. A geo*! audience was in attea I I ) .dgs
One of the
r hft D high a/-d - and 9 years will an re and bo wad appreciation by a fair arrived
All anuui.te must l*e aettled dm* will do well to meet Mrs. Herrin
Aat urdav evening
without delav.
J xwsi . l A Isoeir.
rontribntivn to tbe cause
pr • j I”'
Enquire of W. <». .**outh s oflV-e,
Grant* Pas*.
_
Sweet Potatoes 2c at Calhoua Bros.
Try S-hilllug. u,st t«a «nd b*kla< powder.
Flour - - -
B. &, M , Grocery.
the
OLIVER
IS A PLOW
THAT RENS EASY
Crarnei
An Elegant Assortment of those
OREGON WOOLENS
Which have been attracting
so much attention of late.
P. H. Hartli & Son.
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
HOME
RESTAURANT
EASTERN
OYSTERS
On a recent visit to th« “Lost Flat"
group of quartz mining claim*,
tba
proparty of Maezr*. Crow and Taylor,
«ituwted on l.oat Flat, tba headwater* ot
(■■lie* creak, elevation perhaps two
HooKwad lent abovw aea level, I wa*
agraeably (urpnaed to find so much
inaieriai ilevalupnieii! work dune. Not
lew* than a thuii««n*! feat of drifting
been aceompliahed in tbe last twu year*
and surlier* ore eztracted to the value
ul »oiiie J11.0)0 and *lnppe<l to Aehland
for treatment. Trwn«i>ortatieii ia a •er­
ica* queation with the proprietors of
tin* property, no mill at tbe preeeut
time having boen pu up, a* the quartz
ba* to be packed on the back» of mule*
•oiue 15 inibeto Crow’*, thence by
wagon to Merlin, thence 50 mile* by
rail to Aaliland.
Conaequtntly none
but the verv high grade ure will hear
«hipment. There are now on the damps
of this mine nearly a hundred tons of
what the «aperiatemlent call* low *rade
ore which range* in value from *25 to
*50 per ton bat oa account of the cettef
traiiaporlaiion bv tbe present ezpentive
methods, will not bear shipment. The
{ preaent drifiint* are in an extensive
dyke or depo.it of rod perphvry which
carries gold iwrhap* to the value of »«me
: two or throe dollars per ton and would
no doubt by *ome cheap method of
tioa'menteu h *• the cyanide prove**
vi,-hl larm* profit*
Where the rich
quartz ia being taken out at ptw«ent the
ledge ia horizontal or blanket in form
hut from a point nnarly * thousand feet
below, on Chieftain craok. a mammoth
ledge, tome time called the Chieftain,
can be readily traced by float to within
n few hundred feet and in the opinion of
'he writer the prelent rich dopoait* are
only a chute or chimnav of the gigantic
tun re vein. The Chieftain lodge extend*
for mauy mile* nearly north and »outs
through thi* section of country and can
bo readily traced by the immense
amount of float quarts which it throw*
oil' There io no doubt in the mind of
experienced miner*hut what thi* mother
lone carries rich pay chute* iu place*
ami he* been the feeder of the rich
placer* on Galice creek, which have boen
worked aiaeo 1S51.
$23 peri 000 lbs
$1.20 per Sack
Mr. W l-ighl’w Opinion
Your Best Move
T. L. Wright, a verv prominent min­
ing man ot the famous Cripple creek
mining regiou of Colorado, ha* been in
the county (or a month investigating
and protpecting some of the mines of
Josephine county with the view uf com
Is to ntoye in the direction of
meiicing o|>erationa, provided he could
our
store. More gold will be
find *oniething to auit him. We are
glad tn Htate that Mr Wright ha* foand
saved by trading with us than
-omething that suit* him and he ha* re­
has been discovered by those
lumed to Cripple croak to *et ready tn
1I0 extenaivo work ou three quartz
trading elsewhere.
claim* he and J. Hollenbeck and a Mr
Ward have hnndod 00 Brigg* creek.
Mr. Wright ha* also nn option en a
group of mine* on the Illinoi* river
.. .$2 00
rliie gentleman ha* had much eiperi 2 gals Maple Syrup for
ence iu the quartz mine* of Colorado, Seeded Raisins, 1-lb pkgs
IS
«nil in conversation with him relative tn
the quar'r mine* of Southern Oregon lie Large can Hulled Corn.
«S
inform* lie that thia report about our t-lb frames White Nevada
quartz wiiiiee having no depth 10 in hie
Honey...........................
12#
lodgment a mistaken idea
He a*k* *
IO
queetinn which we think verv pertinent 3 cakes Toilet Soap ..............
io the ocraeinn, aad that ie, “Why doe*
Cheese, it’s the best kind.. .. ll'/i
.inv oa* entertain eimh an opinion when
H h»« not I wen properly tested ?” A cer Cow Brand Soda, per pkg ....
OS
tainty in thi* mattor cannot he deter
Whole Roast Coffee, it's good
mined before a depth of from 300 to 500
at 10 lbs for. .. . ............. i 00
'set i* ren, )i**l, and that test toutliern
iregon baa not bv aav mean* fully made A fairly good Green Coffee
12)4
there )>eing perhaps onn or two aliafle
Axle Grease, lull weight, box
05
made to Hie depth ef JOO or 300 feet.
We expect to hear from Mr Wright Plain Mixed Candy, per lb. .
IO
on this subject in the future from a eum-
Whole Eastern Codfish, per lb 8^
innn seiine end practical point of view
Miner ■ AewoclatIon
The annual meeting of the Southern
On-gon Mining Aaaociatioo it c alled for
November 17ik at 7 :30 1* M. at Granta
I’»»» at the office of tbv secretary. Alan
a meeting cd the executive committee
«ill be* held on the aame date and place
al 2 30 P M
All member* are expected
to attend.
John Owen* ia building a naw bouse,
and will have a dance hall in the upper
»lory.
l oan and Ed Harriett haveIwen haul­
ing considerable lumber up the creek
lately,
'
. both
j for mining and building
purpose*.
Fred Witt h«* ItHieil mining anrnti
ground from George Leaso«
lie ie
building a bond* on it, am I 1* et her sloe
making ready Inr a big run
We forgot to mention 111 our laat item«
nal flick Collin* lust hie liouae by tire
It < auglil about uiidnigi't, bow, wi-know
not. The family.aaved sum* of the furni­
ture
-am and Albert Smith have brought
Mr. Moore* ¡merest in Ike Moore and
smith claim and now tin, property in
owned by the three brother,, who are
building iiuu*e*, and wil soon commence
:<> die a ditc h and to pul in a nine inch
pi|* with n No. 2 giant
TI>0«<-boy, are
ruatler* and we aie aura of their *u* cnae.
I'lc-aaant creek can boast of having
more liydranli....... ..
operations 111 the
-■me distance Ilian any other cieek in
Oregon, There will bean pipe* runatng
h * winter ineidn ef one mile Comini
"I* l.e creek the lirat you find Mot
1 «Ilins, tne *e* on*l, Chaney and R-uflv,
lord, George l.eaaon, forth, binitb Bro*,
tilth, Culvert and Hlevena, and laat,
though nut lea«t ia Oden and Antoine
Where is the placetbat can beat it?
Home pretty things ia
Di ion A McCroskey*.
Jacket,
3 cakes Toilet Soap and 6
spoons ............................
12 lb cans Comb Honey ....
The latest in Prize Baking
Powder (see window)...
The great health drink for
those who can't drink Coffee.
We have had lots of call for
this article lately, and will ex­
pect those people to call aud
get a package. Large pack­
age 30c, small package 15c.
REMEMBER!
No need of Rubbers - - -
/
You can walk dry shod during the heaviest rain
in a pair of Buckingham & Hecht »
Nova Scotia Seal Cork Sole Shoes
s
Hemsiitched Handkerchiefs.
Knit aad Muslin Underwear
COME IN AND '-2g*T;g5XL?''TEO SHOW GOODS,
sot Til SIXTH STREET.
Guaranteed absolutely waterproof
Eaamine
the shoe in water in our window.
■»rEvery genuine pair -tamped 'Buckingham & Hecht.”
/
We have aa* » ortment ol
Whips,
Granitcwar«,
Caps,
1 ndcrclothing.
Etc., Etc., Etc.
taf- Anything you need, ask for.
The New York Racket Store.
ne.
fl^-K’E
CAN
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
¡«s
■5
R amona T easi
Seven flavor, to choose from.
' uaranteed to Please
CALHOUN BROS.
Pure Food Grocers.
at
Is occupying the attention of the miners at present.
We are headquarters for Hydraulic Pipe and can furnish
it in all size». Let us quote you prices.
We also have a full supply of everything necessary for
the mine, such as
Giant Powder, Euse and Gaps
Bar Iron and Steel for drills, etc ,1’icxs, Shovels. Wheet-
B irrows, Giants, etc., etc.
Call on 11s for anything in the line of Shelf or Builders'
Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, Ammunition, etc., etc.
The Jewell Hardware Co
\\
Children's Pictures a Specialty
50
Postum Cerai
Hydraulic Pipe
BEST
re-pon.il -. e-tat bed bou-e in Oregon
Monthiv F- and *.xpen*e'* Position steady
Reteren e Enclo-e
ad-ire**ed "tamped
envelope The D« o.n; n Company. Dept
Y, Chi* -ago
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PH F2BY
Potografer
We do not mean to tell un­
truths, or to give wrong im­
pressions, but sometime* cir­
cumstances alter cases, Last
week we intimated that those
who waited for Flour to go
dowu would miss it.
This
week we will not tell our
thoughts, but the present
price is
Tht re should I h - mi guess work in the
fittiii;’ of trits- « A trus> v. ill never
h tl t ab
td ■ uni im th* fit is
absolutely periwet.
We fit Trusses,
We have fitted them for years. Our and the
experience is backed by an assortment making of
that includes every n»-w idea and com­
mon sense features in truss making. them.
I
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DIIQO l Q
DON’T RISK
Many sacrifice comfort and safety by wearing ill fitting
trusses. Others who could be cured by a properly fitting
one, are risking life by wearing none.
LET IS FIT VOL.
The price w ill be just as comfortable as the Truss.
The Price is Just *■ Comfortable os the Trust.
NATIONAL DRUG STORE.