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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1898)
local toappcmiw Wail paper at Terrells. Will liu'kaon resident dentist. C. »St. Louis (or watch repairing Additional locals on the first page. Ilorseshueing at Trimble Jt Bacher’s Terrell sells wall pa i »er at 10u |x*r toll. Poultry dressed to order. Front st . Grints Pass. (iood flour |1.15 I*er sack at Scott Griffin's. Uncle Sam's Boys <ioud lead pencils Hkr a dozen at the • Col kier other. F or S alk —A refrigerator at the Sec ond Hand Store. Are not livingluxuriously, b.it the quality of the food is good enough to enable them to whip the enemy. In the groceries we sell you can live well and cheaply. If our stock was subject to government inspection it would lie stamped “extra fine. Every article is pure and wholesome. We buy only from wholesalers who have a reputation lor putting up the best goods in their respective lines. Oranges, per doz. 35c and 25c. Lemons, very tine, per doz, 25c. Peaches just coming in. We start them off at 50c per box. Raspberries and Blackberries are getting cheaper. Pickles, sweet and sour. Olives, 15c per bottle. Try some Key Stone Dressing for meats or salads, 25c per bottle. Eastern Hams and Bacon. Prize Baking Powder. Try your luck A splendid and useful | present given with each can and all for 50c. N E. McGrew is building a woodshed and store room near his dwelling. A hammock for two, and that will not break with two at Cramnr Bros Take your blacksmithing to Trimble A Bi.cher for first-class work Coffin« »t cost »1 Hale'«. Ashland had a bi< Hr- laat week Bpriukloia and hose at Cramer tiro«. personal Pretty pattern iu »all i>a|>er at Ter Dr. Van Dyke ia attending Chautau relle. Ilk-. qua. Trimble A B ti ller are prv|«red iu do G. Karg was »ecu on our »treels la»t all kind» ot biackaiuithiiift. week. Cleuiene, Druggi»’, opp. Opera Honaa. Marlin Heston will work on the Galice Adjustable »indue »vreen» 3 lui *1.00 'creek road. at Crauier Bro». A. W. Silsby lie» been in town a Cutliu. neatly trimmed al *0eavli at number ot davs. Terrell <k Sun'» Flunk Houston Ira» »pent several day» Cardboard 5c per »beet at the Cui rikk in town lately. office, better »tuck 2 for 15c D. B. Reame and wife of Medford are F ob S aik —A gatulme burner, three iu lhe.city this week. burner» al the Secund Hand Sture. J W. Robinson of Wimer was in town Il you want tu rout a camera to take the tirst ol the week. un yuur vacation, see A. E. Voorhiea. W. J. Wiuier, wife and child, are in Gel vuur machine repaired th la week the city from Waldo by Mr Roams. John Orth of Jacksonville was in the Fruit jar» and can»; extra rubier»; city on business recently. cap» and realing was; very cheap at A K. Russ and family returned from Pike'» Grocery. Ashland Monday evening You can buy Snowy Butte Hour (rum H. C. Perkins went down to Galice your grocer if you in»i»t on getting it. Price the aanie as other tir»t*claaa brand». creek last week tu remain a few days. All Sufferers From high prices cured free of charge. Here’s some of the medicine. A twenty five ounce (over one pound and a half) package of good ground coffee for 25c. Five pound can coffee, cup and saucer for 85c. Eastern break fast bacon 12 l-2c a pound. Oregon hams lie per pound. Calumet baking powder 25c a pound. We will say a few words in favor of this last named article. Calumet baking powder should not be confused with the multitude of cheap, low grade powders. Calumet baking powder isguaranteed entirely free from alum, rochelle salts, lime, amonia or any substance injurious to health. Try it before you buy, we will give you a small can free for the asking. Tobacco and Cigars a specialty at C. Xl Louis made a trip to Merlin and The county treasurer'» office will be al Pike’s (iroeeiv. Give him a call , Calhouns Grocery store and 1 will be bock last wi-ek, going home for a day Freeh oysters, fish and poultry at the - found there at regular otlice hours. Ed Dixon and wife and Miss Josie new fish market on Front st.. Grants J. T. Tavuoa. Dixon are cam; mg at Bybee «oba springs. Pass Bub Moore, o( LaFayette, Ind , »ay» Walter Dyke made a trip to Mount A fine place in Crants Pass to sell or that for constipation he has found De Reuhen last week.remaining two or three lease. Call at the Cot kier office fori Witt's Little Early Kisers to be perfect. days. terms. They never gripe. Try them for stomach Miss Jessie Scoville made a trip to 1 Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It is the ! and liver troubles —W. F. Kremer. Deer creek this week, returning the fol- best 5 (‘ent Cigar in tire market—J. G. W. 11. Flanagan, physician surgeon /owing day. ' Schmidt. and dentist.* Walter II. Harmon lias been engaged to I*ew Heber lie is building a brick ware A Ruud second-hand sowing machine teach the Lower l>eer Creek »cliool for house just bac k of iris saloon on Front the fall term. at Pike’« Grocery for sale cheap street. A. N. Soli»» of Jacksonville came to Cash paid for eggs and poultry at the Pheby & Van Exxe, leading artists. POST OFFICE STORE. new fish market. Front st. Giants Pass the Pass last Saturday night, returning Carbon Studio, opposite court bouse, Land Script Pheby A Van Eixe can take photes Sunday moruing. an Pacific railway. They expect to (»ranIs Pass, Oregon. We have several thousand acres that i Miss Bello Robinson , went to Ashland cross the great lake», »ail down tho St. al night as well as in the daytime. It Don’t go without lend pencil’ when 'inaktH no difference therefore whether this (Wednesday) morning to furnish Lawrence river and visit a number of will locate either surveyed or unsur- I you can get them for 10c per dozen at you call at night or day,they can do you music for Chautauqua. the large cities of the East. Mr. Hartli veyed in any slate or territory of the the C ourier office. No residence required first class work If B. Miller made a flying trip to has uot had a vacation from the store for United States Just opened a new fish and jroultry and United Slates Patent issued direct Frank McGregor, deputy game war town from Swede Basin last Saturday, several years, and now that the oppor market on Front St ., Grants Pass, next tunity lias come, lie will have an outing to locator. Price *£,00 per acre den, is looking after those fe’lows who returning the «ain.< day. door to Palace Hotel, All kinds of fresh Addr.as Hannah A Miller ol about two months, taking a general are violating the fiah law on Rogue riv- Edgar Wallace of Yreka, a mining fish, poultry, eggs and etc. I Highest Attorneys at Law, Visalia, California. | er. We hope he w ill prosecute every man was registered at the Hotel Jost vacation of pleasure through the East. cash p« ice paid for poultry ami eggs.— , one who ceases not to violate the law. phine one day tbib week J. Henry Booth and wife arrived here City Treasurer Notice. Lambert A Seilert. Win your battle against disease by Mi>. Mary ('hausse and Jesse Chausse last Thursday, and are »topping at the G rants P ass , Ore., July 19th, 1898. The Epworth League of the M E. acting promptly. One Minute Cough went to Colestem Wednesday for a vaca MiClallen. Mr. Booth has entered upon There are funds in the city treasury to church will give a lawn social at the his duties as receiver of the Roseburg redeem the following outstanding war Cure produces immediate results. When tion of two or three weeks. church in honor of the pastor’s birthday taken early it prevents consumption Mrs. L. M Kane returned from Wolf land office. We welcome them to oui rants, protested to November 19th, 1894. on July 22nd Refreshments will be And in later stages it furnishes prompt creek last Monday where she had been city, and will do whatever we cau to Interest on same will ewe after this served and everybody is invited. make their residencs among ua pleasant. ■late: relief. — W. F. Kremer. Io visit her brother's family. We would ask parties who have ore 1 Mr. Booth has many acquaintances in No. No. No. amenable toCyanide treatment to either I The best oiace in town to get your T. P. Croxton is now a member ot the Douglas comity, who will lie glad of J 648 611 654 call upon us or correspond as towhat [ shoes repaired is at Hackett’s harness Southern Oregon State Board of Agri his return to this county to reside.—Rose 606 597 655 amount of ore (hey could in all probabil and shoe shop. culture, vice T. P. l/ee resigned. burg Plaindealer, 605 65« .59» ity furnish. W. P. W right A S on , Buy your fish, poultry and eggs at the Dr. J. W. Robinson of Jacksonville, Rev. H. A. Wood, formerly parlor of 588 »53 5H7 Agts MacArthur Forest Cyanide Proves*. new tish market, Front street, Grants deputy special revenue collector, is in Hie M . E. church South in thia city, Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon, Jul The County Court did wisely in ap | Pass. town in the line of his business. writes us from Rich Hill, Missouri, 19th, 1898. OoL. W. J ohnson , pointing Ben E. Stahl to superintend the We have Eagle Bicycles on hand,readv f T. >*. Cramer reported from his camp where he ia sow located, to semi him City Treasurer. Complete stock I |on the river that his party were catch- construction of the Galice creek road for instant shipment the C ovhisk . Mr. Wood liked this sec Mr. Stahl is the right man for the place, of sundries at Cramer Bros. 1(1 W isv People $30.00. Model Rig some fish, hut the run is light. tion when lie was here, and lie is still bet ause he is directly interested and will Charley Taylor has a pair of Chinese James W. Abbott returned to Mount desirous of keeping informed alsjut w hat in the past 7 days have availed them- $35.00. make every lick count.for all it is worth. pheasants which he lately received from Model Reuben Tuesday evening where he will is going on. He informs us that he and s fives of our splended offer of a carbon Pay no attention to cheap John work | the Willamette valley. Mr Taylor ia finish surveying the mines livgun some his wife are well and are enjoying very enlargement with each dozen of our $4 $50.00. Model but get your portraits made by artists going to try to tame them, it is said that days ago. photographs. This offer lasts only until much their pleasant field of labor. who are not compelled to cut prices be such can be done. July 17,see exhibit in HugarPine window. Rev Robert M< Lean went to Ashland Mrs. J. W. Johnson of Grave creek low living rates to get something to do. People are not as easily gulled as in (his «Wednesday) nurning where tie made the ( oi sikK office a pleasant visit For true likeness,permanence and beauty will find samples on exhibition Our magnificent offer doses July 18th. the past and cheap john work and work our portraits are not excelled in Southern will deliver an address liefore the Chau this week and from her we learned that Follow the crowd to the Carbon Studio, ' men who want practice badly are fooling Oregon. For good pose, fidslity in de tauqua. her husband, Billy Johnson is in the at the - opposite court house. tails, good expression, lighting, and fin no one but themselves. Pheby A Van Wimer Bros, of Waldo with their fam Klondike hy thia tune. Mr. Johnson, in ish nothing in Grants Pass lias ever been The dose season for mining in the Exxe keep one fair price to all, tirst-class company with two other gentlemen, left ilies are going to spend two weeks visit with late work done that can c Klondike country is dose at hand. Na- | work only, and satisfaction guaranteed ing near Roseburg since they closed this county detsrmined to go to Klon lie one of the ture makes the dose season up there ; Carbon studio, Opp. Court House. dike to cast their lets for gain or loss in of the carbon down the mine. of those large and it is usually obeyed, but down W. T. Coburn and T. S. Cundy left the far aaay land of the north. Mrs. wise ones and i Miss Kate DePeatt, sister of Miss late. They are here for Southern Oregon man makes for Portland Monday evening to attend Jolinson received a letter from her tiu»- carl Yons liefore 1 siren ami styles the dose season for tish in Rogue river [ the A. O U. W Grand Lodge which Nellie DePeatt of this city, delivered the band, which was dated June the 2Hth, worth $4 alone, and it is not always obeyed. Man may | convened in that city the 19th. These the 4th of July oration at Wagner in iu which lie stated that they had aban from |I.5O up. "Photographic Hints” free at the sutdio I escape the penalty for violating his own I gentlemen went as delegates from the Eastern Oregon. doned the Hlickeen route, l>ecau»e ol the Prof. Kurth and Roy Pool left early dilficulti»s to encounter, and would go or by mail To get valuable pointers, laws, but for violating nature s laws, Josephine Lodge. this i Wednesday ) morning for Jackson the other route, expecting tu land in you want to know Carbon Studio, oppo- | never. Lew invilii, Texan, E. C. Blanks, of Pianos and organs at manufacturers’ writes that or.e box of DeWitt's Witch ville hunting the three boys who start Dawion City by the tiins his letter site Court-house. prices, direct from Kimball Co.,Chicago. Hazel Salve was worth 150.00 to hi in. ed for Manila yesterday reached Grave. Mr. Johnson says that ('me that Cough willr Shiloh's Cure Major and Mrs. Grabill and Mrs. they are in excellent health and will Fire. Life, and Accident Insurance, in Il cured his piles of ten yearn standing, The best l ough Cure. Relieves Croup A. E. Voorhies went up to Medford this American, English or German compa He advises others to try it succeed where many others will fail. It alno promptly. One million bottles sold last Carrying L. S. Mails, nies. At the old reliable Agency on 6th cures eczema, skin diseases and obeli- (Wednesday) morning to visit old ac year. 40 doses lor 25 cents. Hold by quaintances. They will return Friday. street, (¡rants Paes Or. Annual Clean up. Passengers and Stage Express. nate sores.— W. F. Kremer. — W. F. Kremer. 2 J. E. P eterson , Agent. Robt. Show of Dunsmuir, an old Wimer Bros, of Waldo came to town Stages ’■un t>otli ways daily between Grants Pa»-. Oregon, and Crescent r-The Pacific Pine Needle factory runs D B. Reame the expert sewing ma friend of J. K. Pigney, was visiting the Tuesday with the products ot an eight- «Bill They Were Going to Manila. chine repairer is in the city this week City Cal., passing through the following interior [>oints : Wilder- more or less from ’time to time. The and will attend to all work of this class latter a few days the first part of the months' run in their mine. Our report Three little boys, Carl Kurth, Eddie ville, Love’s Anderson, Kerby, Waldo, Shelly Creek. week. Mr. Show returned home Tues er was unable to ascertain the exact and Wilson Wade, ages about 12, 10 ami company doet not intend to let up on this Patrick's Creek. Gasquets. / enterprise until it ha« accomplinhed the l^eave word through the post office. day. amount of gold dust taken from this 8 concluded to take a trip to Manila con Sick headache, billiousness, constipa thing »ought for, that it the Fatinfadory min«, the result of the run, but lie 1» sequently they went to the de|ait Tues Prof J. M. Horton of Jacksonville and tion and all liver and stomach troubles TIMI- TABLE. manufacture of pine needles into various able to testify and have hie testinisny day morning and bought ticket» ns fai can be quickly cured by using those fa Willie Johnson of the same place made articles of merchandise. The compiiny EASTBOUND From Woodville it i" WESTBOUND mous little prla known as DeWitt's Grants Pai-M a visit Monday, coming I veritie I, Hist it weighed not les» than a ns Woodville has been hampered in different ways down on their wheels and returning the I |a 50 pound sack ol flour. An official »opposed that the lad» intended to go Little Early Risers They are pleasant 6 a. 111 Leave Grants Pass . 9 a. 111. , Leave Crescent City. since its incipiency. but the entangle who «as visiting the ba'nk at the lime »loot. They were seen at 2 1*. M Tiw» same day x p. m. ments are being straightened out and in to take ami never gri|»e —W. F. Kre Arrive at W aldo ■ 7 P- 111. I Arrive at Waldo....... J H. Hawley of Portland, represent- ' thought that be was in the midst of a day wending their way across the Rog le mer. . . 7 a, rp. time this industry will become a ptofit- 4 a.m. I J.eave Waldo . . Leave Waldo . ing the Washington National Building Klondike. river bridge expecting to reach the next 6 p. tn. I Arrive at Grants Pass • • 5 P- «- able one notwithstanding the adyerae If your sewing machine needs repair Loan and Investment Association, ol Tbe mine teas been closed down for station (Jacksonville) on the way to Arrive at Crescent City.. ing send for D B. Reame, who has had Seattle, Wash., spent several days in the season, but will start up when the Manila. The parent» as a natural con* The scenery through which this line passes is beautiful, A de ¡criticism about it in the past. 26 yeais at thia work, tieneral delivery fall rains come, ami then the lx>ys will aed nonce are in great trouble over the lightful mountain road from Gasquet to Crescent City, Excursion The sworn reports of the different life post oilice. county recently. | Ire ready to run the mine ■luring tin conduct of the little bo7» and Prof. i insurance companies show the percent rates during summer season Jimmie William*, formerly clerk fur The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa., water season. Prior to this thin« they Kurth started early in pursuit but at I). W. GRAFF, Grants Pass, Or., and J. C- HARPER, Crescent age of gam in insurance in force in the says J. H. Ahlf, was on Monday's train go DeWitt's Little Early Risers are have been at great expense in gotti ng this writing no report ha» reached this Penn Mutual Life Insurance < ompany ing to visit his home in Central Point. City, Cai., Managers. in Oregon and Washington during 1897, the best pill« he ever used in hie family Jimmie has been living in Portland since ready to do regular running. This mine office of their recovery. Some jieople has the largest airing of pi|>e In the persist that hoys will sow their wild oat» exceeded that of ■»// the other compan during forty years of Housekeeping. he left Grams Pass. ►irk headache county ranging in size from 18 I m .» in.in and if that were a fad. we must conclude ies combined. One of the reasons for They cure constipation, and stomach and liver troubles, Snisl I Miss Josie Davidson, a teac her in the diameter. This is one of the good placer this is the fact that the same sworn re that these are beginning early. The in size but great in results.— W. F. Kre Portland schools, ami a sister of Mrs. mines of Kouthern Oregon and the Wim little fellows know not what they are ports show the Penn Mutual to be the mer O. C. Terrell, left for home Saturday er Bros, deserve the success that crowns doing but will learn better when they I only company that had no resisted night, afters visit of one month with lie(1 u<*cd Kates. their years <4 faithful toil I claims daring 1897 are again returned Io the fold. Mr Terrell’s family. From now until October 17th the N. P. H hbr . man A H armon , gen'I. agts., Mrs. C. H. Hamimon, H er tier t and . Company will issue round trip tukets Arthur with II J. Bai her and family, Portland, Oregon For Kent, T. S. Cundy returned from bis trip to from Grants Paes to Colatein and return, went up to Bybee bridge on Rogue river land one half five acre tract of Crater Lake Sunday evening and he re good to go Saturday and return Monday Monday to join the party of Grants Pass I house, water, irom Is at hand: and you can get anything ports having had an excellent time. He $2.60. Good for .‘JO «lays 13.50. Those people now up there. « fruit etc ( Only pi por month by the pve u« a very interesting account of wishing an outing will have an opportu year. Can raise the price of rent in you want in ALL MINIM and GUAM a E It is reported that the Chautauqua at , bis trip, of tbe natural bridge across nity to go on cheap rates. Call at once Ashland ia up tu its standard of excell Rogue river about ten miles above the WARE at ence this year. Those who have l*een An Army anil Maty prospect bridge. Mr. Candy bae trav eled over tbe beautiful scenic part of Memorandum book ia what yon have th*-f fr ii th'- I't- a.re well pleaded i Switzerland more than once, but he says, been wanting. The Northern Pacific with what they have seen and heard. Calhoun Grocery Co. want the Best? B.&.M , Grocery. Cramer I kos ODD FELLOWS* BLOCK Grants Pass & Crescent City STAGE line - [ The Fruit Season THE JEWELL HARDWARE GO. These Goods are Rag Slock Full Gov., High Cut Per 1000 »2 to »3 Per Pack. 5c See Our American Flag Ervelope* We have nearly 50.000 Envelopes which we will sell at a Bargain. Price & Voorhies. You has it. It contain» cut of the Maine, map ol Cuba, list of V S ami Spanish navy vessels, interior drawings of a bat tle ship, illustrai ions ot U. H and Span i»h »hips, glosssry of navy and army words, table of distances, commanders of I' S ships and army corps, list of U 8. regiments and their commanders and other information very useful and valuable al this tiuie The book fits the vest pocket and is up to date. Sen I Uba» H. Fee, general 6 ARG ENT—Saturday July 16th in thia pas-enger agent, N. P. it., St. Paul, < ty, Mr«. Reece "argent of mesa lea. Minn . ten cent» and the lexik is yours. SA RGEN’T— Monday evening in the city, infant of Reeue Harg**nt of meas’ee, U »* Others Imitate 6 rnontha old. You can g«*t a dozen cheap juhn photos for a song, but when you want Fine Ilearse Free. fl rat class work, you'll tar glad to enlist Coffin» beautifully finisbe-i in rot the services of artists who do not lower aojd, with glass, trirunieil <<>ai,lele themselves er their profession to a i only *17.50. Chinese basis of businew*. Pheby A Wall paper in tbe late.t patterns and Van Eixe du line work and aspect Ijeet values at 10c per ilouble roll and up. white men’s pay for it. Ph digraphs, No straw back». IL .50 per dozen up, nothing cheaper. Our carpet department occupying al- Follow the crowd and get one of those tnoet our entire second floor ie more large < ar boss. ■ omplele that ever. Five large ship At the car I on stvdio, ment» of new carpet», mattings an! Opp. Court House. rugs received thia spring. Our de«>gn» O<l«1 kpliitw« llienihn are rare to please and we will nwt be undersold AH Odd Eel low* in g*>xi standing are We are adding every week to our »U m k invited to be prewent at the installation ol op to dale furniture, moulding» , pole of officers Matnrday evening Joly 23rd etc. *WI. by or»ler of tbe lx wife on bis trip up Rogue river lie saw scen ery that will surpass in beauty any thing beevemaw in that land of renown. “Ol course", says he, "there are not tbe snow capped mountain« on the head wa ters of Rogje river that may be seen in the famous land but there are other things more beautiful " Mr. Cundy will give an account of his trip in our next i «sue. I. K ll.ile Tow >WHTfl, Nec E. W. Dana of the Lawrence mining I company wan in town last Tuesday Mr. Dana informed I he C ockier report- er that the mill had at ar ted up and would soon be in condition to run steadily, i : | ; Zera Pool came in from Mweda Basin Sunday morning on his wheal, having been sent for because of the serious sick- i ness of his father. Mr. Pool has im proved sines Munday and al this lune is ' nut of immediate danger. Frank Houston, the Altbouse miner, left Tuesdav evening for Tacoma to be | gone two or three weeks. Mr Houston ' has taken out so much dust out of bis i . mine that he carries it in his coat pock-: eta. in his vesl pockets and on the lapel •f his coat or vest. Wonderful, isn’t it? William M. Colrig and John P White were the delegates from Jacksonville to | the grand lodge A. O. V W. which met in Portland the 19th. Mrs Charley l Prim was a delegate to tbe Grand JxxJge ' of the Degree of Honor from the same place. iieorge 8. Ca'houn will leave today for Ashland where he will remain until I Monday, when he will b»/ joine*l by his brother in-law, John Norns, and the two will take a tour for recreation to Pelican bar and Crater lake, returning home, after an absenc e of two weeks or more^ ' . Mr an«l Mrs. Henry Ifarth left ♦rar evening lur th** east vi I II»« ( sn» fi Lucky are you If during July—the hottest, laziest and most uncomfortable months itt the year—you wear one of our soft shirts. If ever a man appreciat«s a cool, comfortable, yet tlrensy shirt, now is the time. If there is any place where a man can always suit himself and get the BEST it is HERE the so-called Best NcgligCU Shirt's in t'c marki: and we find nothing that gives such perfect satisfaction to the wearer in every particular as the MONARCH and STAND ARD SHIRTS There is something about them that makes a man feel as though they were made for him They fit well, look well, wear well. Always look dressy, and are always comfortable. Patent unshrinkable neck band that make them fit as well after being lautxireil a dozen times as they did at first. See Show Window Also large painting of Santiago liarlxrr. P. H. Harth & Son. We can furnish it. III We have Snow Ball, Medford & Snowy Bute Flour, also Portland Mills Whole Wheat Flour, any Your choice, brand $1.30, We have Mill Feed, Bran, Mid- I >1 i ngs, ( )ats, Chopped Oats, Chopped Corn. We have No ba its or prize goods in our Fancy Grocer ies that make profit without giving you full value. We have A line of Shoes that you can depend upon. Our guarantee means just tv hat it says. We have The Celebrated Ken- tucks Bull Breeches, the best working pants made. We have The best line of Cali coes and Staple Dry Goods at the right prices. We have A market for your (>ra in and Bailed Hay. Come see at The Sugar
