Rogue River courier., January 19, 1899, Image 3

Dr. Flanagan.
Resident Dentist.
Blank note« at the Cocaixa office.
Will Mallory'« barber shop fora hair
cut.
C. Stlxraia forw atch repairing
Sul Abraham ut Rowbarg was in th«
Th« North Western pays th« best div­ Passjaat week.
Notary public at the Cot bikb office.
idend«.
Mrs. J. B. Campbell went to Kowbuig
Clemens, Druggist, upp. Opera House.
We get fresh proof every day
Notice: 25 pound« of Broken Rite for recently to pay her daughter, Mrs. J. H. because it pays utj to do so.
Horseshoeing at Trimble A Barber’s ♦ I al l’ike'e store.
that
our
advertisements
are
doing
us good. During our
Booth, a visit.
Onion setts and garden seeds in bulk
Take your raxors to Will Mallory to
Herbert McCarthy is now attending five and one half years in the grocery business in Grants
at Wade’s
have them honed.
a school in Portland instead of Eugene. Pass, we are pleased to be able to say that the people of
Go to Will Mallory’s barber shop if I Sugar cured Salmon
Eggs lor Fish __The Dewev.
you want a good shave.
Josephine county have found us to be advertisers of facts
Bait at Pike's.
George
WWW.
Hiller will
w«vs ta go ' wewe
down
— *■ to
ewe ww.w
assiat * in
ea
Give M O. Warner a chance at your
Go to Wad«’« for While Clover an 1
min So 2 <4 llie p
A L Co. and dealers in correct groceries.
Its the price that attracts
piano when he comes ; he is a tine tuner. other grass seeds in bulk.
| ln a few days.
aud
when
you
see
the
goods
its
the
quality that sells. We
Good goods cheap— Second Rand Store.
Buy your alfalfa from Scott Griffin at
H A. Shoiev aa.l D. T. Le« ef Foots
noticed
a
piece
in
the
editorial
columns
of this paper last
Best prices paid for second han i goods. $10 a torn during the Holiday«.
creek were ia Granta Pass last Monday
Farm produce and wood taken as pay
week
headed,
“
Word
to
our
Women.
”
It
starts with—the
For seed rye and other grains address doing some business.
for photographs at Pheby’a gallery.
R. M. Robinson. Wiiderville.
William 1‘ermdl of Applegate was in hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.
We will make
Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It iatbo
Trimble Jt Richer are prepared to do town Tuesday. Ho reports the luiusrs a slight change.
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the
best 5 cent Cigar in the market—J. G. all kinds of blacksmithing
operating extensively now that the rains
Schmidt.
grocery world.
Hauilin A Fay—Fashionable Dree» h«ve fallen abundantly.
Look out for the ¡899 CRESCENT making—al J. D. Hayes A Co.
[ Rev. Robert Mcl-ean took hia depart-
A good share of our ads are directed to the cook and
CHAINLESS; it is the smoothest wheel
Grcat Clearance
n,,UrP’rtl
*Uy
that runs
this
week more especially so.
r 11
» ,
’♦
A ■
w
♦ ■ where he is now located as pastor of the
O\CrCOXltS ! Third
Ashland school district has levied a Ol .YlCIl S
Third Presbyterian
Preabyteriaa church
church in
in that
that city.
city.
9lv mills tax for the support of the and Mackintoshes.
­ John Spiraa, who was well known in
schools of that city.
Josephine county a few ysareago, pa«««d
McCroskey.
Ray Jackson is now a full hedged
aouth Wednesday morning on the «ver­
High Grad« can Cora, Keans, Sweat land, going to Mexico where he has min­
brakeman on the 8. P. Hie run is from
P«as and Tomatoes at Pika's store.
Roseburg to Ashland.
ing interest« to look after.
Farmers, take your feed grain to the
Grain hay, extra choice, also grain
Lieut. Amo« Friea, who ia new located
and feed of all kinds at Pike’s. Give power house below the bridge and have in Portland, waa on Tueaday evening's
it rolled.
him a call before buying.
train going home after a viait of a week
Grandfather’« miub in two pound with hi« parent* at Central Point.
You can buy Snowy Butte flour from
vour grocer if you insist on getting it. package«. Just the thing (or breakfast Lieut. Friea is an excellent young man,
Price the same as other tirst-class brands. at Pikes Grocery.
and be will prove hiiaaelf a credit to
The Sugar Pine factory lias closed W«at Point.
The S. P. D. A L. Co. will begin at
once to move saw mill No. 2., Wolf creek. down for ■ season, Most of ths box
Thoma« Herbig left for Ashland Tues­
M. A. Wertz nil! have charge of the lumber has b«en used up,
day morning where be will for the next
work.
M O. Warner, the piano tuuer, is two or three nienthe manage one of the
cuming soon and you want to be on the engine« running from Ashland to Horn­
prices
ladies’ lookout for him. He has tile reputation brook. Hold it level,Tom, whil« you are
wrappers,
close.
for being «lie of the beat tuners in the coming down the Siskiyou mountain«.
We have a full stock of last summers vegetables,
stat«.
A letter received from Mr. G. L. Bar­
Star
fruits,
etc., in new cans with new tables which await the
Those who attended the musical con­ den who ia now at Claveiaud, Ohio, re­
Th« S. P. D. A L. Co. at its annual
onslaught.
Our window display will make your mouth
ports
him
having
arrived
at
that
place
vention
at
Medford
will
remambsr
M.
O.
meeting last week to-elected tbe old j
board. We did not learn what per cent [ Warner as being the cellist on that oc­ feeling as well as could be expected ex­ water.
casion.
cept that lie di<l not have the C ochikh ,
of dividend was declared.
Kessler's Jewelry Store is the plac« which was being lamented.
Ashlands Best solid pack Tomatoes only 10c.
A car load of beardies« barley «traw
Elmer Dunbar left for Southern Cali
arrived this week for Scott Griffiin, for that new silverware. An immense
Flag brand corn, canned in Rome, N. Y., per can 12Ac.
which be ii offering to «ell for only 35 stock in a few days which will be sold fornix Tuesday morning of this week to
lowdown
t«
suit
th«
times
Call
and
visit
with
hia
wife.
Mrs.
Dunbar
ia
re
­
Hawkeye and other brands corn, per can 10c.
cent« a bale. Try a bale of it.
see his stock at one«.
ported to tea failing gradually, th« mild
Seifert and Lambert bave dÍMolved
of California not seeming to give Canned Beans 10c.
Canned string Beans 10c.
partnership, Lambert selling out to Reduced prices
ladies climate
relief.
“
Peas
10c.
Henry Smith. Mr. Lambert left S ub -
“ Strawberries 15c.
wrappers,
close.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. 8cott left Mon­
dav for Alaska where he has spent
“
Bartlett
Pears
15c.
“ Asparagus 30c.
day marning for California where, after
Store.
a number of seasons mining.
visiting a few days, they will contiuue
“
Peaches
15c.
“
minced ('lams 15, 25c.
Remember
M.
O
Warner,
th«
piano
Horrible agony is caused by
their trip east to visit Mr. Scott's rela­
“
Apricots
15c.
“
Chicken
Tomalaes 12£c
Burns and Skia Disease«. Tliaae are im­ tuner, k« will soon Ire here and h« will
tives After viaitiug a number of places
mediately relieved and quickly cured by do your work for you in tirat class order.
“
sliced
Pineapple
15,
35c
“
Salmon,
Alaska 8^c.
in
the
east,
they
will
return
to
their
fteWitt’« Witch Hazel Salve Beware oi He baa no superior in this line.
home in Portland.
“
Boston
baked
beans
15c
“
Violet
brand 12Jc.
worthless imitation«.—W. F. Kremer.
Quarts location notices printed on cloth
Miss Nellie Moore who lives above
A few mustard dishes left at Pike’s for at the Coutu ik office.
Woodville, deserves a medal for her
Petite Prunes, finest 1898 stock, per pound 3Jc.
10-.- a piece now.
To insure a happy new year, keep the bravery. Last week while a tramp was
Evaporated Apples, sliced per pound 6}e.
Saur Kraut,Mixed Pieklas.CannedCorn liver clear and the body vigorous by us­ trying to rob her father, she immediate­
ing DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the fa-
and Tomatoes, all Highest Grade at low­ mom little pills for constipation and ly came to the rescue and knocked the
Evaporated Sickle Pears, sliced and pealed 12jc.
est figures at Pike’«.
liver troubles.—W. F. Kremer.
tramp almost senseless with her list.
Sugar cured Hams, Eastern, per pound 12c.
Coughing injures and inflames sore
As soon as he recovered himself he
Hchool Note».
Lard in 10 pound cans 95c.
lungs. One Minute Cough (uro loosens
skipped lively and succeeded in making
(From School Correiipondent.;
the cold, allays the coughing and heals
his
escape.
Lard in 5 pound cans 50c.
Several leal« have been given the
quickly. The best cough cur« I«r chil­ Eight Grade thia week.
Everett B. Brown, who so faithfully
We
still have quite a lot of last weeks bargains left.
dren.—W. F. Kienier.
Earl Goodman of Wilderville entered served his country at Manila and who
was honorably discharged and commend
the High School Tuofday.
order
close
ed for his service, returned to Grants
John Winders haa lett the Tenth Grade
PassTueeday evening of th,« week. Mr.
Odds
Ends in and will resume hia work.
Brown left Manila December lbtli, being
and Youth’ The roof id being repaired which ia a on
the way home a little over a month.
Clothing,
must be good thing. The desks are now fattened Our reporter had a long and interesting
securely to the door.
interview with him but it ia too late to
Weather lieport.
sold at great
In Olgrn Tlmi-s
Toe examination io Ancient History publish the intei view. Mr. Brown is con­
Following is a summary weather ob­
Csiipls overloaksd th« important-« s! per­ servation
at Granta Pass during the
waa given Friday. Tboee »landing above fident that the Insurgents will giv« the
manently bnnalcial «ff«ct« and *«rs month of December as reported by J, B.
William Hamlin has been annoyed a 90 were given another half holiday.
Americans but little trouble, fol they are
sati«n«il with tranaient actioa ; but now Paddock, local voluntary observer for
great dt al lately by some malicious per­
A Clast meeting of the Tenth Grade not capable of offering any material re­
the Oregon Stale Weather Service.
sons who are killing his hog«. Mr. Ham­ wan held Friday and John Galvin,editor sistance. We hope next week to publish that it fa generally known that Syrup of- Elevation above aea level, 1*64
lin wili be on the lookout for the guilty of lbw Dewey,waa elected vice-president. an interesting communication from Mr. Figa will permaneatlv overt-om« habitual
Mean lamperatura, 37 degree».
conatipation, wall-inforir.ed people will
party and if detected will be brought to
Maximum temperature, 5« degree»;
A blackboard haa been placed in the Brown.
not
buy
other
laxatlv««,
which
act
for
a
account before the law.
hall, on which the names of all tardy
i.Ollge InslUllHUUnM.
time, but Inally injur« th« ayatem date, lit and Sth.
Scott Griffin sells at the lowest spot atudenta and the number ot timeathey
Minimum tamperatur«, 15 degree»;
Buy th« ganuin«, made by the I'aliforniu
I. o. o. r.
cash. He quotes graham 25 cents, corn were tardy are written.
dale, 11th.
Fi<
Syrup
Co.
Th« following officer* were irslallcd
meal 25 to 35 cent»*, whole wheat flour 20
Mean ol maximum tauiperature, 46 de­
Lawt Friday afternoon Hazel and last Saturday «veiling by th* Odd Fal­ The Mowmlloat Man la drain« !>«■■
cents, pan cake flour 19 cents
gree*.
Harry Moore entertained Mieses Smith's, low« of thia city.
A» well a« the handaomeat, and other«
Mean of aiinimum tau^-erature, 23 de­
Tuffs’, Farr's and Prof Holme«’ rooms
For Sale or Trade.
Nobl* Grand, F. H. Scliniidt.
ar« invited to call on any druggiat and gree».
with the uian<l >lin and guitar. Their
Vic« Grand, M. F. Hull.
Call and nee ua, we have a span of
get Lea atrial bottle of Kemp’a Balaam
No. time* maximum temperature IX)
music waa highly appreciated by the
Rec. Secretary, T. Y. Dean.
bureee we will well cheap, or trade for
for the Threat and Longa, a remedy that degree« or above, 0.
etndenta. Carl Kurth, Charlie Bat her
Fin
Secretary,
J
A.
Jenning«.
town property or farm produce.
ia guaianteed to cur« and raliev« all
No tim«s minimum leiuperatuie 32
and Elmer Wertz alto contributed Home
Treasurer, Juieph Moil.
Chronic aud Ai-ut« Cough». Aalhma, ( degrees or Iwlow, 22.
5rw Furniture.
uiukic for the program.
Warden, J . C. Root.
Broncbitia and Conauinptiou. Price 25
Total precipitation, 2.26 in.
1 have received a good assortment ef
Conductor, Harry Smith.
C. and 50c.
Total depth of uemalted anowfall, 8 in.
new furniture comprising bureaus, ta­
EK,
ln»id« Guardian, L. L. Jenuinga.
Prevailing direction ol wind South-
For Halo.
bles, chain, bediteasa, mattresses, and
XV. Gr. Wright, I; - \ I. I II < ulby
west.
a general assortment of house furniture
W« are not in the hardware baaine»«,
L. 8. N. G., B. A. William«.
Gen’l Agt. fur Oregon
No. of cloudless daya, 12.
will be found at all times, cheap for cash.
but if you want to buy a pailor or diuing
R. 8. V. G.. T. B. Cornell.
M ac A bihix -F orhkmt C yanide P ro ' dn
No. ot partly cloudy day», U.
A good assor t men t of wet end hand goods
room atove, aecond hand, call and a«« ut
1. ' V. U., W. 11. FiaiHUi.
Na. of cloudy day», 13.
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
that w II be sold cheap. Cal) and get
and
we
will
tall
y«u
wbare
they
can
ba
After the installation of the officer« an
No. of day* on which .01 of rain or
< Ires.
prices; also the best price paid in rash
excellent oyster »upper wm ««joyed, bought cheap. Only 20 of them, call »now loll, It.
Bullion Refined and Shipped.
lor all good furs. Suutb bixth Hl.
which the ladiea ol the Rebekah lodge before they ar« all gone
Date« on which bail fell, 0.
G banth P aks ,
•
OMEfioN.
Grants Pass
B. M< A bthub .
bad prepared.
Our reporter, T. Y.
Date» on which snow fell, 28 and 20.
Coron ami Son have th« home made
Dea«, ««i lick th« next day but be «aid
air tight «lov* that it will lie worth your
1 or Life, Fire, or Accident Insurance
the oyater« had nothing to du with it.
while to call and «ee. Juat aak them to call upon N. P. Dodge at the C oukikk
t«U
you
abont
it.
WOUDMKN or TUX Wom.D.
office.
local iMppcníngs
My Son ! Your dad owes some of his Prosperity to
the fact of his having bought most of his Groceries
of the old li
M Grocery, therefore, take my ad­
vice: When you grow up and settle down ío married life
continue in your father's footsteps and buy your supplies
of the NEW B & M GROCERY.
Headquarters for the finest
Teas, Coffees and Spices—
r
1
Personal
Sale
2
‘"JThur
Dix
on &
B. &.M . Grocery.
H. C. Bobzien, Propr.
WE KEEP
Hammering Away
Reduced
Canned Goods Season is Here.
on
to
Red
Store.
Almost Three Years Ago
aacg
We placed our first order for ANTI-RUSTING TINWARE.
Inside of one year we had placed two additional orders,
and during all the time we have aimed to keep a complete
line. The goods give perfect satisfaction,and the 3-YEARS'
GUARANTEE secures the purchaser against loss. In these
Three years we have replaced perhaps half a dozen pieces.
Every customer who buys ANTI-RUSTING TINWARE re
mains its firm friend.
Do you need a Water Pail, Milk Pail, Strainer Pail,
Milk Pan, Wash Basin, Tea Kettle or Wash Boiler ? If
SO try ANTI-RUSTING TINWARE.
Sold only by
Cramer Bros.
ODD FELLOWS’
BLOCK.
GARLAND STOVES A RANGES.
300 Pairs Loose Pin Acorn Butts-Japanned
Bought at a bargain and will be sold for
— Only 5 Cents a Pair.
- wm —
A full line of Carpenters aud Builders' Supplies
Among our Bargains ;
Governor 12-inch Chilled Plows at $8.50.
Plow Points to St any Plow
The Jewell Hardware Co
CLEMENS,
on
to
’
Red
Star
Calhoun Grocery Co.
In
to
out
the
and
Men's, Bov’s
s
they
a
reduction.
Dixon A McCroskey.
ASSAY
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
AGENTS FOR
SOUTHERN OREGON FOR
QUAKER REMEDIES
R. L. COE & C2
CTJkZN-TTÆZR/Y"
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 1 smile on his
face as broad as the moon, you can wager that he is wearing a suit of those
Heavy Wool Fleeced Underwear at 49c.
We have a few tan silk lined Jackets. The very best on the market;
you may own one of these marvels ot beauty, style and durability for just
about half their real worth.
R. L. COE & CO.
Lwat Friday evening th« following uffi
cere were install«<l by th« Woodmen of
tl>« World in tbeir room, at Ilia Odd
Fallow’s building
Consul Com., F. W. Chausse.
Advisory Lieut.. J. D. Hsyts
, Clerk, J. A. Jennings.
Asst. Clerk, T. Y. I lean
Banker, Fred Cheahir«.
Escort, Henry Hartl|.
Sentry, Geo. S. Calboun,
Dr. William Flannagan, Janie* A.
Hlovar, George 8. Calhoun, managar».
Aller the installation the Woodmen
and their wives partook of a most excel­
lent oyster supper. Tb« oysters were ol
the very best the Calboun Grocery com
pany could produce, arid our editor «am-
pled them so thoroughly that there ia no
queatiun but what be think« they were
the best tbal could be bad in any mar­
ket. Thank» for the treat, we will
come again.
KMioHTs or rvTiius.
Tuesday night Thermopylae lodge, No
Ú0, K. of P., installed new officers fur
the ensuing term as follows
C. C., T. W. Williams.
V. C., E. E. Dunbar.
P., J. M. Booth
M. W., F. W. Cbaiisse.
K of R. 8., R. L. Bartlett.
M. E., F. L. Cohig
M. A., J. T. ( banste.
I G F A. Halleck.
a. o. V. w.
The following offi- era wore installed
in Joeepbine lodge No. 112, A. O. U. W
last Monday evening
P. M. W., D. 8 Cook.
M. W , Jan.ee Holman
F., L. V. Stewart.
O., Henry Tbornton
RUA Standard.
F. , F. L. Coron.
R , C. L. Edgerton.
G. , K M. Everitt.
1.
Becher.
O. W . B. A. Williams.
A Red Tag Sale—
/ ih » h
Money is What Talks With (’s,
And you will really l*e surprised to see how much goods a
small amount of money will buy at our store for the next
30 Days. It will cost you nothing to investigate our as­
sertions, and it will surely be the means of making money
for those contemplating buying Clothing,
All of our Odd Winter Suits, and Overcoats, Boys’
and Children’s Clothing, Men’s Trousers, etc. Under­
wear to be sold regardless of cost.
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
I<l<;
WI2I>
l'A< a
Attached to the goods it will mean that you can buy the article
at a greatly reduced price. The goods must go, and we are making
a price that will move them, Make up your mind
from the start that this
Will I>e 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.
Mens’ Furnishings