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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1899)
► » * Dr. Flanagan, Resident Dentist. Blank notes at the C ovbjbb office. Will Mallorv'» barber »hop for a hair cut. C. Si Louis for w ati h repairing Hoe the latest carbon enlargements Ov l’r. and Mr». Kremer made l’ortlnnd • Pheby. Notary public at the Coi bikb office. visit l*»t week. Tbs North Western pays the beat div Horseshoeing al Trimble 4 Becher's L. Jasmine of Gold Hill, (peat Tues day in the city. County court is in session ibis week. idends. The latest fad is photo buttons.—Clev Herbert McCarthy spent a day or two Go to Will Mallory's barber shop if enger. at A uh laud last week. you want a good shave. Take your razors to Will Mellsry to Ham II ar tie 11 has gone to Kiiklaud, Silver Thread Saur Kraut at Pike's, have them honed. Ariions, on a budneat trip. finest and best. Quarts location notices printed on cloth Prof. Day Parker of Ashland, baa been Hamlin 4 Fay—Fashionable Drees at the Cot bisk office. ■ pending a few days in town. making—at J. D. Hayes 4 Co. Fresh fish and fresh oysters at Lam W. W. Helms is receiving a visit from Cash paid for poultry and egga at I bert 4 Seifert's market. his daughter of Spirit Lake, Iowa. Lam belt 4 Seifert's market. Buy your alfalfa from Scott Griffis at Gee. Drew «as registered at the Ash The power house is now prepared to land Hcuse, Ashland, last Thursday. roll feed—farmers, please take notice. *10 a ton during the Holidays. For M-ed rye and other graine address For Life, Fire, or Accident Ai.u rance Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Calhoun waul to Ashland Saturday to visit relatives. call upon N. P. Dodge at the Couaitn R. M. Robinson, Wilderville. Trimble 4 Bacher are prepared to do office. J. W. Holaian rsports that his son has been very sick at Placer, where be Farm produce and wood taken as pay all kinds of blacksmithing. High Grade can Corn, Heaus, Sweet has been working. for photographs at Pheby's gallery. Mr. Kobins, a student at the Ashland Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It is the l’eae and Tomatoes at Pike's store. I Fai mere, take your feed grain to the Normal, »pant a few days last week vis- ueei 5 cent Cigar in the market—J. G. power house below the bridge and have ' Hing J. A. Hubbard Schmidt. IS roiled. «seal 1 A.d w-w b ■ ■ ■ it Edward V an Dyke went to Eugene Look out for the .899 CRESCFNT Sausages of every kind, fiab and poul Monday evening to resume bis studios CHAINLESS; it ie the smoothest wheel try at the Front St. market, Lambert A in the state university. that runs Seifert Miss Helle Rowley spent the holidays "Button, button, button, whose got ’S YOUR OPPORTUNITIES WHILE Water is not fit to use until filtered; visiting relatives in this plsee She re the button’’’ Clevenger has Photo but then it becomes pure and sparkling. LAST. turned to Ashland Monday. tons ; be sure and get one. For a first-class filter callou T. A. Hood. Roy and Berto McLean returned to A 10 ton capacity stamp mill is ex Hotel Oregon at Ashland was visited Albany Monday evening to resume their pected to arrive in a few days for the Ida » last Friday by a bdrgi&r, who tapped studies in the Albany college. Below we mention just a tew of the many bargains we are now mine on Louse creek. the cash register and secured about |20 offering. Mrs. N. HeLamstter went to Jackson Read about P. H. Hurth 4 Son’s Red and a revolver. Portland and Goldeu Gate Baking Powder, 35c a can, regular ville Thursday morning to visit her I Tag »ale. They intend to reduce their This space reserved for A. J. Pike. mother, Mrs. A. M. Perry. price is 50c. Sky Baking Powder, one pound cans only toe I stock for spiing goods. George Slover visited his sister, Mrs. ’s Jewelry Store is the place Canned Salmon, 8j4c a can. Reduced ladies* (er Keasler that new silverware. An immense Ellis at Ashland the first of the week, re Japan Tea, one pound package for 40c, the ptice is from 10 to to stock in a few days which will be sold turning home Tuesday night 20c less than the regular price. ' low down tn suit the timet. Call and Mrs. R. K. Montgomery of Ashland, Star Store. Mustard, one pound cans, 20c. I ess his stock at once. arrived here Tuesday evtniug to spend Gi<>und Pepper, one pound cans, 20c. This apace reserved for A. J. Pike. a nu inlier of days visiting friends. You can buy Snowy Butte flour from A few brands of Soda or Salaratus at 5c for a pound package. gwtting it. ( your grocer if you insist on C. L. Rotormund left fur Portland 1. W. Holme« han trouble in supply Pr ice the same as other first-class brands Monday morning on the delayed over Egg Macaroni, 20c package for toe. ing his wood customers because he can- land to join bis wife and daughter, Table Salt,too lb. sacks,75c; 50 lb. sacks,40c; 10 lb.sacks, 10c; not find wood choppers. Here is an op Reduced prices ’ A new building is being erected next 5 lb. sacks 5c. A word of explanation in regard to,this salt. \\ e portunity for some of the people who wrappers, close. Red the post othce, and who,, completed will claim they can get nothing to do. A bought it for a first class article,and paid 25 ¡»er cent more than the be occupied by Coron & Son, tinners. Store. man cannot earn fancy wages by chop price we now ask you. The salt is not first class, but we can ping wood but it will help along. The S P. D. 4 L. Co. factory resumed Scott Griffin sells at the lowest spot safely say it is as good as most of the salt you have been buying. Traiapsseein to fare pretty well yet cash. He quotes graham 25 cents, curn operations Wednesday morning after It is in good heavy sacks, and is not dirty, neither is it as white nor having been shut down linee December and probably will so long as there are meal 25 to 35 cent», whole wheat flour 20 good as our Imperial brand, but it's a big bargain at the prices N. housewives who cannot bear to turn cents, pan cake flour ID cents. theia away empty handed. Two tough named. Try a sack; if it doesn't suit we gladly take it back. E. B. Handraker, the S. P. agoni at Mr. Evans made a tour of the coast looking specimens were seen on the counties of Oregon and Nurthurn Cal Wolf creek was in town Wednesday and streets a day or so ago, one of them too ifornia some two years past, visiting purchased a tine Garland Steel Range of drunk to walk straight while the other Crescent City at that time, w here he is Cramer Brue. had been drinking but was still able to fayorably remembered by a number of Soap, Miss Mary Day returned to resume Cake's Golden hold on to several packages of provisions our eftixens—ourself included—who will her studies at the .ksblanil normal Mon that they bad gathered up. bear evidence of his efficient practice. day. after spending the hoildsys witli is a good one for wash day. ' For tlie past two months there has His course, since that time, southerly her parents. We have a few boxes that we been in ths Williams (’reek district some ami throughout the interior countios has H. B. Doxsee and family left Thurs offer at the below-cost price of experts hunting for quartz lode* in the been fairly traceable by the numerous day fur storm Lake, Iowa, to make their interest of the Pacific (’oast Gold compa comphnieuts ef our exchange newspa future home. Mr. Doxsee has been a 7 cakes for 35c. ny of Portland, an incorporation organ pers. Such notice» have Ireeu substan resident of Grants Pass for the past five Don’t fail to take advantage ized for the purpose of hunting and de tially gratuitous, and in summary of his years. veloping mineral resources on the Pacific fair and honorable dealings.—Crescent of these low prices we are mak The family of W T. Perkins left last -oast and is backed by numerous stock City News. ing. There will be something week for a visit with Mr. Perkin’s holders in the East. Several lode« have .Mr. Evans is now located in Granta parents at Drain; later they will join Mr. on the list that you’ll need. already been discovered here which give Pass and will soon fit up office rooms for Perkins in Salem, fur which place lie ex promise uf being wealth producers. business. pects to start tonight. --------------------- | personal local tyappcnlngs The best >♦ We Keep Things In all lines of Groceries have been found here during the past year. In 1899, we intend to redouble our efforts towards securing the finest the land produces and also towards making prices that will compel the economically inclined to trade with us. B. & M. Grocery MOVING All the Time No Dull Times Here HERE THEY prices on wrappers, close. Garland Stoves and Ganges Red ovens and oven racks, have ventilators to keep ovens dry, are asbestos lined, have castings that do not crack, and are the very best goods on the market. LAND" The name "GAR on a Stove or Range means perfection and up-to- date in everything. We take old stoves as part payment. Cramer Bros ODD FELLOWS’ hardware . BLOCK. MINERS’ SUPPLIES DON'T Waste Your Money on Trifles. but make your wife happy by buying her a Bridge Beach Steel Range The Courier Premium ASSAYED, Offer closes Jan. 10; send W. G. Wright, in your new names. Gen’l Agt. for Oregon A car load of beardless barley straw arrived this week for Scott Griffiin, which be i« offering to well for only 35 cents a bale. Try a bale of it. Horrible agony ia caused by Piles, Burn« and skin Disease*. These are im mediately relieved and quickly cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Halve. Beware of worthlees imitations. —W. F. Kremer. Southern Oregon and Northern Cali fornia were last week visited by quite ai severe snow storm which interfered to 1 And she will make you happy during the whole year by having your some extent with railroad traffic but | which will be of inestimable benefit to | dinners cooked "Just Right.” the miners of tnis section. On Wednes You cau buy them at $35.00 up at day a few «tray fiake* were seen, but Thurwlay morning the landscape was made beautiful by the mantle of white. The snow continued to fall until a depth of about five iaches was reached. The snow on the line of the S. P. Company's LEAVE ORDERS FOR railroad extended as far south an Red Bluff, and at Redding it piled nr» to the unprecedented depth of two feet. The passenger from the south which should have arrived in Grants Pas* at 7 :28 Mon OUT JANUARY 16th. day evening did not arrive until after 6 o’clock .Monday morning The sun and rain made short work work of the snow . however, and at present the only «now PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST, i visible is that on the mountains. The Jewell Hardware Co The New Years Oregonian CLEMENS, The family of Rev. J. A. Crutchfield expect tu leave in a few days for Throck morton, Texas, where Mr. Crutchfield lisa an appointment. Throckmorton is M ac A rthur -F orrest C yanide P roukhb . a small town, the couaty seat of Throck morton county, lucated about the center Cyanide ami Chiurination treatment of Texas east and west but near the Ores. northern tier of counties. We regret to Bullion Refined and Shipped. lose them from our midst. G bamts P ass , * O bboom . Rev. Henry C IThumson, l). D , ol Read Sugar Berkely, California, has come tu take temporary charge uf tlie pulpit ol Beth Store’s display ad this any Presbyterion church, coon to ba made vacant by the removal to Portland of its present pastor. Dr. Thomson ia a offering nmshed scholar and a minister uf wide and see experience. Tbs greater part of his at once. ministry baa been in .Mexico We wel exime kitn to our fair city. At Your Service. C. C Presley is now Wells, Fargo The C ourier people expect to have a little leisure from the routine of office agent and Postal telegraph operator at work”8aturday and we will be glad to Granta Pass, having received his ap spend the greater part of the day writing pointmenl Wednesday morning, the va caney being caused by the reeignatloti receipt« fortsubscriptions. The recog nixed settling up tune of the of W. T. Perkins Mr. Presley ie s year it» with ua and we hope all who are young man of good habits and thorough in arrears will feel that their dollar« will ly reliable and we believe he will do be especially welcomed at tbit* time. To credit to himself and the companies he all who pay up on Friday or Saturday of represents, and that he will serve the thia week we will make a special induce public faithfully. We are glad to know inent. Bring your puree with you and that Mr Presley has received the ap pointment. see what the inducement ia. The date to which your subscription is ICellct* From Our New PoBeeeatane. paid is indicated opposite your name on Mr. J. B. Eberlie at Thomae' Cash the paper. Store. ba« received from his son-in-law, Sargent E B. Brown of Manila, Philip pine I elands,some very intereetirgsouve nira of Manila, among which ie an old Spanish »word, and a Mauser bayonet from the battle of Manila, Filipino hand- kerchiefe, sandals, a Filipino pipe, ebo ny set, card rase, toy, spoon, dishes and seashells from Camp Dewey etc. The collection can be seen in the show win dow of K. Thomas, opposite the depot. the Pine week. The Company is some rare bar gains. Cali them R. L. COE & C2 Church Notice». HAPTIHT < KI BI II. > CLEARING SALE Ladies’, Men's & Childrens' Underwear, Ladies', Men’s & Children’s Mackintoshes, Ladies' Capes and Jackets. This great clearing sale has been going on but two days and yet several lines in underwear and mackintoshes have already been closed out. If you see a man wading through the snow and rain with a smile on his face as broad as the moon, voucan wager that he is wearing a suit of those V We have a few tan silk lined Jackets. The very best on the market; you may own one of these marvels of beauty, style and durability for just about half their real worth. R. L. COE & CO. Calhoun Grocery Co. School Noles. (From School Correspondent,', Prof. Day Parker was a visitor at school thia week. School had to bs dismissed Monday until recess on account uf the np|ier rooms being filled with smoke. A ineng ths visiters at schoel thia week ware: Edward Van Dyke, Roy and Berto McLean, Walter Dyke, Heibert McCarthy, Arthur Edgerton and Ray Telford. A number of new pupils were enrolled for thia term of school Ths pupils began school Monday morning with many good New Year res olutions. Tbs chief amusement of the school boys is playing with rattle bones We Offer B argains MBWMAM X. B ( HI B< II. H|... isl w»*k <>f prayer servire ente evening daring the week, at the New ■han M E church Dr H. C. Tbomsorf is assisting Rev R. M< l>an in lb» sarvicns of ths wack of prayer. Next Nabtath ths sa< rameot of lb» Ixrrd's «upper will be ol served, -□ «hub occasion bsw mein hers will be re.eivnd, In the evening Mr. Mcl-ean will preach Lie farewell sermon and de clare the pulpit vacant. The smallest thing» may exert the free teat influence fieWitl'e Little Early Risers are unequaled for overcoat iati asupa'mn and liver troubles —W F Kremer. To f «ire a ( old in One l>ajr Tai* I .a mure Brer rie Tablets. All drogz.-tw refund n ney if it fail« to cure The genuine ha- Lluj on «ah tablet The Homeliest Mau In Grants Pace As well as ths handsomest, and other, are invited to call on anv druggist and get free atrial buttle uf Kemp’s Balsam (or the Threat and Lungs, a remedy that is guaianteed tu cure and relieve all : Chronic and Acute Coughs. Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Price 25 i c. and 50c. tSFWe never do any Fake Advertising. WAV. 36 in. Sheeting, per yard 5c Best Prints, per yard................. 5c Teazle Down Flannels, per yardtoc Appleton Flannels, per yard... 9c Fleeced Wrapper goods, per yard, 8J<jc and................. toe Our Calico Wrappers, worth $ 1 ................. ...50 Swansdowu.per yard.... i6#c Eiderdown, per yard.... . 31C For Hale. We are not in the hardware business, but if you want tn buy a parler or dining room stove, second hand, call and »es us and «0 will tell you where they can be bought cheap. Only 20 of them, call before they are all gone. Indian War Veterans. Attention comrades! At the request of several members of my company, 1 Card of Thanhs hereby notify you to meat attirants Pas To those who rendered siii h kind and on Saturday, January 7tb, 189!», third timoly assistant* during the Ilinas» and last call for the purpose of discussing ami death of u>y husband, I wish to ex matters you are all directly interested in. D. 8. H oltom , Cap*., tend my moot heartfelt thanks. Camp No. Il, I. W. V. Mas. J. G. Ai.i.kN. 1*. P.O. Coughing injures and inflames sore lungs One Minute Cough Curs loosens Ooron and Son hare the home made the cold, allays the coughing and heals air tight «tore that it «ill tie worth your quickly. The best cough cure fsr chil while to call ami «ee. Just ask them to dren.—W. F Kremer. toll yoi about it. Dress Goods and Shoes Tins spare reserved (er A. J. Pike. A Red Tag Sale A Bargain Shoe Counter (t Pair. $1.25 for a Pair of Heavy Blankets. 75c for a Pair of Light Blankets. 95c for a Suit of Men’s Underwear, worth $1.25. Our Sale is a Sale And we hope you will benefit by purchasing at We believe that the good news of this Sale will be the best news in this paper. Services for the week at the Baptist church are as follows Wednesday, Jan ♦, "Our Serial Life." I hurclav, Jan 5, "Our Christ Lil«." Friday, Jan fl, "Our Sunday dcboel Work." Saturday, Jan 7, "Our World Wide Mission." The above moetiuita ksgin at 7 .30 p. m. You ere cordially invited to attend. Sunday, Jan 8, Sunday School 10 a ni .preaching at 11 ; text, "Occupy Till 1 Como." B. Y P. U., 8:30 p m.; preaching, 7 HI p m by Rev A. W Rider, who is undsr appointment of the Ameri an Baptist Missionary Union to Japan, Come and bear kirn. K ohebt l.sai.iB, Pastor. BBTHABV t-BXnHVTiaiAW I HI B' II. Heavy Wool Fleeced Uuderwear at 49c. j This Month Star To take the place of her old one o And we must on ladies to Star Are guaranteed in every particular, have aluminized 9 All of our Odd Winter Suits, and Overcoats, Boys’ and Children's Clothing, Men's Trousers, etc. Under wear to be sold regardless of cash. By Suits we mean Suits where we have small lines and broken Sizes in the lot. We will include in this Sale also Underwear, Hats, etc. Whenever you see the Bin Red Tag at Attached to the goods it will mean that you can buy the article a greatly reduced price The goods must go. and we are making a price that will move them. from the start that this Make up your miud Red Tag Sale Will I* something out of the ordinary. We have only one ambition, and that is to con vert our stock into cash and make room for our new Spring Stock. The goods will go quickly at these prices. It will pay you to make Clothing investments during this Sale. It means big interest on your money. Watch the papers and don't blame us if you don't get here on time P. H. Harth & Son Mens’ l-'urnishings The Sugar
