Rogue River courier., March 02, 1899, Image 3

I'r. F:«u*g»n.
Reaid.nl l>enli»t.
Whips, 10c to $2.o0 at Hackett’*.
Blank note» at tbe VOI XIXM oMce.
C. StLouie for watch repairing
Will Mailer.'■ barber thopforateair
H. A. Shorey, of Foot! creek, wu in
cut.
Bicycle Sundries at Cramer Bro*.'
town for a few day« recently.
Try Pike on bulk Ceffo**. Something
Notary public at the Cot Bias office.
G. IV. Ingalls, of Ashland, was look­
ing over the Paes last Saturday.
Clemens, Druggist, opp. Opera House. good.
Harden and Grata aeeda in bulk at
Zera Peel expects to begin his school
Neyer ruck better butter
Horseshoeing at Trimble A Bacber's
Wade a.
on Louse creek m a week or two.
than w sell.
It is full
Grass Seeds, Garden 'eeds. etc , at
New »teck of typewriter paper at tb*
Sergeant 1 B. Brown returned to ths
weight d always fresh and Pike's.
Coi aixa office.
Pass after being away in the Altbeuse
Welch—a splendid $4 shoe. Call and
sweet.
Pixo’a the place to buy your Hav. AU country for a week past.
see it.
clean Wheat.
Mrs. J. A. Rekhopf returned from the
Have yeur wheel overhauled at Cra-
Taka your raxora to Will Mallory to east last week and we may soon expect
mer Brea.
' to bear of those new.novelties.
have them boned.
Oiaugea and Lemons, nuts sad candies
Miss Clara Skeel relumed this week
For aeed rye and other grain* addreta
at Wade's.
from Salem where she held a clerkship
R M. Robinaon. Wilderville.
If you want a typewriter call on Price
Trimble & Bacher are prepared to do during the session of the legislature.
A Voorhiea.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smock, of Althouse,
all kind* of blackauuitbing
Dr. C. 8. Evans, oculiat-optician,
Special price on good grain hay thia | were in the Tas® last »Mk, laying in
Are strictly fancy. None better
Blackburn building.
wne supplies for their store. Mr.
week at A. J. Pike'*.
Cameras for sale or rent. Inquire of
from frost too.
j Smock i® doing a good busmetm and his
Tbe
new
$4
shoe
—
Welch'*
clothing
A. E. Voorhiue.
trade is increasing constantly.
atore Opera houae block
Harness ot all Kinds, Grads* and
T. H. War ford, proprietor of the
Hamlin
à
Fay
—
Fashionable
Dreaa-
Prices st Hackett'*.
Granta Pas® and Crescent City telephone
making—at J. D. Haye* & Co.
Onion Seta, all you want for 5 cents
i system, is now iu San Francisco where
For Life, Fire, or Accident lnaurance > be went by steamer from Cres-ent City.
per pound, at Pike’s.
call upon N. P. Ilodge at the C olmikk Mr. Wqfford will work for an electric
Go to Will Mallory’» barber shop il
office.
light company m the city, His tele­
you want a xuod shave.
Are now in, and we handle nothing U the very choicest
Always look at the window ef Welch’* phone line will lie managed by C. 8.
Take voar shoes to Hackett for good
quality; we are not afraid to recommendhetn.
clothing atore and see the tplondid goods Prion.
work and right prices.
displayed
A. O Wheeler oi J ump-otl-Joe wat tu
DL4 CDV photographer
Juat try a package of that Grape-nut town last Saturday and reported good
r rl LD I
Opp. Court House
food at Pikes, the beat nerve and brain prospects in his quartz claim. The last
Mouiething new—Grape nut food at
food going.
a®!*ay by Mr. Wright gave about |80.
Pike’s. Only 20 cents a package.
Whole wheat Hour, Buck wheat Hour, Mr. Wheeler says that many others
Thirty-five cents a bail for beardless Corn .Meal, Rye Meal, Grahaui at Scott have located claims in that section in
barley straw st Scott Griffin'e.
consequence of his discovery.
Griffin’*.
Good goods cheap—Beat prices paid at
Mr. Frank Houston returned from his
Hood, the bicvele man, teas just re­
Front Street Secund Read Stere.
ceived a new eupply oi Creacenta. all ol trip to Southern California Tuesday even-
February record* 3.60 inches of rain- the '1)9 patent.
lug of this week looking hale and hearty.
iaii, about 2.50 inches the recent down­
The new ’99 model Stearns bicycle* Mr. Houston in very glad to return to
pour
are tbe Hnest wheels made. RedHeld old Oregon where it rams once in a while.
He says that it is distressingly dry in
Smoke the Stage Line Cigar. It iethe Sella them at $50 a piece.
California and no prospects for a good
best 5 cent Cigar iu the market—J.G.
If you want rates to any point east,
crop^this year.
Schmidt.
call on or write E. E. l'unbar, Grants
G. L. Wheeler of Lake county. Califor­
Rtdfield has a dandy bicycle for $30. l’aae. Agent for the Northern 1’aciHc
nia, in writing to hi® son in thia county,
It is called the Tourist and is made Railway.
*ays that unless there i» • «tret change
by E. C. Stevens A Co.
Don’t forget that White Star Flour is
Call at the C oi hikk office and see sam­ the best and costa you no more than in the condition ef affairs in that state,
which is not likely to occur, there will be
ple* of tbe work of the $5 Vive Camera. other branda. Wade keeps it.
The above is also true of Bicj’dcs. f you buy a wheel Kpeak to Voorhiea.
the greatest emigration to Oregon ever
T. A. Hood i* agent for the Red headed
guaranteed in Chiettgo, what good doe^t do you 1 If you Call and see Hood’s aew Creecenta, Rambler, a fine wheel; lie will eoon known. It is distressingly dry in his
section of the state and the further South
buy awheel of us, we make good any rfeet of manufact­ they are beautiful, aud he will be de­ have an invoice on band, please remem­ tiie dryer. Rain now, though it should
lighted to show them to you.
ber io call.
come in abundance, could not save all
ure in Grants Pass, saving yon annoyaie, delay and the
Embossed Photo Mount* for 4x4 and
A report ef Mis* Ann* Wade’s school sections, because it is too late.
>t laying aside of your wheel during the 1st part of the rid 4x5 prints for sale at the Cot kikk office, will appear iu next week’s issue.
Miss Adaii A. Sparhawk, formerly of
l'lain mounts any size cut to order.
1 ing aeason. We have now in stock :t ne litt ■ of
Pheby, tbe artist, seems to bave this county, but now of the far north in
You ean buy Snowy Butte flour from struck tbe right nail oa the head by in­ Alaska, wa® recently married to El­
your grocer if you insist on getting it. troducing the multiple and «tamp pho­ der Young, notice of which is taken
Price the same as other first-class brands. tographa, for every ouu in town appears from the Northern Light, a missijn pa
The Northern Pacific trains make the to have tome.
|»er published at Fort Wrangle Miss
fastest time east, and offer; the bestae-
H. E. Allen and I. W. Davis have Sparhawk, now Mrs. Young, has writ­
eoaimiKlation*. For inioruiatioa inquire formed a co-partnership to engage in ten a number of articles for the C oubikk
Which in quality and juice .-tie nnsui’jh’ped.
of E. E. Dunbar, agent.
contracting and building. Their office which received commendation from those
Tbe recent rain* made Slate creek so will be on Sixth street, next door to whose pleasure it was to lead them.
She has many friends in this county who
high that neither of the mages on Tues Hale’s furniture store.
w ill be pleased to hear of her good for
day could cross. Tbe heavy rain did
Hon. H. B. .Miller ha* recenti» put
considerable damage to the stage road, «ut about 1600 apple trees on hi* Apple­ tune and they, with the Cor bier will
wish her success in her new life
which it will take some time to repair.
gate ranch Mr. Miller has demonstrated
Father Desmarais, of Jacksonville, , to his entire satisfaction that apple pro­
The l>eputy Prosecuting Attorney, L.
will hold divine services and preach in duction in Southern Oregon is profitable V. Stewart, wish*» to call to the atten­
ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCl
St. Anne's church in thia city next Bun­ and his faith ia evidenced by hie works. tion of 40 or 50 citiseni of Josephine
day, March 5, at 10 a. in. Devotions of
In last week's issue of the Cot'aixn we county, who ar* every day violating the
you
our
Wheel ? the cross at 3 p in. The public invited. stated
that Have Keenan had Ixiugbt fish law of Or.gon, that the dosed tea­
Joseph Kessler has received a splendid Dick Walker’s restaurant fixtures but ion for both catching and telling trout
line of ladies' and gent’s gold and silver Mr. Keenan informs u* that this is a in thia state extendi from November In
watches and invites the public to call mistake; but he was contemplating pur­ .March mclusive, and that the penalty
ami examine them. A fine line of dia­ chasing tbe same but failed to secure it. for violating this law it “by tine not
teat than $25 and not more than $200, or
mond and epal jewelry also on hand.
We gladly make this correction.
imprisonment
in the county jail for not
A
petition
lias
been
sent
to
Washing
­
Three deaths are reported since our
Bought at a bargain and will be sd for
ton from the people on upper Williams last issue bv the Grants Pass Coffin Co., less than three month*, or both such
•w——
Pair
creek, asking for a ;>ost office to be es­ and though we hope the undertaking tine and imprisonineat.” If thoae peo­
tablished in that section, to he called business may always be small in our ple will in the future take notice of the
A full line of Carpenters and Builders’ Supply
Dine Pine, with Larry Vinyard for post­ city, we are glad to see this enterprising law they will save the county the ex-
master.
Front street firm getting a fair share of panic of prosecutiug them.
the business. One of their customer*
J,
D.
Hayes
A
Ooinpsny
have
closed
Among our Bargains ;
|25 Vedette bicycle, guaranteed, Cra-
out their line of dry'goods in the Pass being shown a coffin for $8 remarked
and will open a store in Kerby this that it waa just as nice as one a neigh­ mer Bros.
Governor
at
Kenneth Root has joined the ranks of
week. They have secured the store­ bor paid $25 for.
Plow Points to fit any Prow
the camera “fiends” and w ill find pleas­
room in the Odd Fellows' building for
Arrvalrd toy Marshal
ure in his new Vive.
thia purpose They will have a good
Since our last issue two boy® in their
field from which to draw a good trade,
Tom Hood, the bicycle man, did a
tender teens had a fight, because one of
aud we wish them succeee.
neat piece of werk for a man who ®eut
them called the other a hobo. The
Horrible agony is caused by Piles, I marshal arrested them and they were his wheel down from Aahlaad this week.
Burns and Skin Diseases. These are im. fined |5, but the flne was remitted on a He made a ball cone out of a piece of
steel, that is equal or better than the
mediately relieved and quickly cured by promise of better liebavior.
one made
by the
manufacturer.
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
LEAVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
Tom’s reputation a® a workman is spread
of worthless imitations.—W. F. Kremer
ASSAYEK,
ing far and wide.
N'-xt Sunday evening the <’. E. meet­
XV. G. WrigHt,
The Jewell Hardware Co. have taken
ing at the Presbyterian church will lie
Gen’l Agt. for Oregon
the agency for a preparation called Car­
’ of special interest, tbe subject for con­
M ac A kthur -F okkekt C yanide P rockhs . bolic Compound, that is endorsed by
sideration being the Christian Endeavor 1
pledge
The
scripture
reading
is
John
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment some prominent orchardist® who have
A
Ores
used it for the past three years is com
15:1-16. Visitors are always welcome
Bullion Refined and Shipped.
at
bating the Moth and San Jose Scale, it
at the C. E. meetiage, and everyone is
w ill pay to call en them and got Circu
G bajit ® P ams ,
•
O iucgon .
PBESRIPTION DRUtiUIST cordially invited to attend.
lars and furthur information.
Smith A Holman, our popular under­
taker® on fith street, opposite the court
house, are negotiating with parties to
put up a building suitable for a first-
class furniture store in addition to their
undertaking business. This is some­
thing we are glad to hear of a® these
gentlemen are both first-clasfljmechanics
ami furniture men, having been in the
business for several years in tho East,
they wll no doubt receive a large
portion of the trade. We wish them
success
local t>appcninöd
personal
Promptness and Correctness
We fill all Grocery Orders Promptly. Nothing, we know, so
wears upon the Cook as a delayed order. We take Pleasure in
courting the Good Nature of the Cook and we have the largest
Stock of Goods from which to choose. One Package at a time
and during the day Wagon Loads. We are always busy, for two
reasons, we advertise, we keep goods worth advertising.
B. &.M . Grocery
H. C. Bobzia, Propr.
Eagle and Columbia Bcycles,
Cramer I i’ois.
Have
300
Seen
$25.00 Guaranteed
Pairs Loose Pin Acorn Buts-Japanned
Only 5 Cent a
1’2-inch Chilled Plow
J
$8.50.
The Jewell Harlware Co.
CLEMENS,
THE BiG CASH HOUSE
>
I We have just completed ottr annual Inventory tvi| most satisfactory
R L. COE in the Fast New Vork and other markets of manufactur­
esults. Not that our profits on the Dollar has exited any previou ing cities, buying one of the largest and best selected Stocks ever shown
year, but we have sold more goods in the year 18<j than any one tn in Southern Oregon or a great many other Places, Would invite you to
the History of our 10-year Business. But for the ydr 1899 before us, I see our Spring Lines before making any purchases, for we can save you
we will try and make our Sales larger than any time fcratofore. To do money and turn out Goods that are up-to-date. New Goods have com.
this, we expect to show you Honest Goods at J' pulaj’rices, and to ac­ menced to Roll in. Just received 25 Cases of Meu's, Women's and
complish this effort wejmust buy goods Right wh'. l$it this time, MR Children's Shoes.
DRESS GOODS.
I Yoar attention is wanted at our
counters to examine tie fine line of
Black (roods that we are showing
which are unmatchable value-
Compare our prices and quality
When looking for a new pattern.
GREAT VALLES IN
DRESS SKIRTS.
»
►
I We have on sale now arie of th»
I be»t aeaortmeal of akirta ever shown
to th* trade. Made up in our store
£ ^•>1.1 can guarantee tbe goods and
BBnorkniausbip. We have them in
nil styles, relore and prxe*. What
1 we hevea't ia aleck. Can make any
Myle wanted. Te those that cannot
«¿nori,» to our store tend for ean idea
Ol Dree* Goode, made yeur selecd .o.
N den I your measere and have a skirt
IBan*.ir to order at price* that <annot
Wv duplicated by ofber houa> s.
MEN S SHOES.
E Miner® and prospectors. when IB
’tew-, call and -ee the strongeet line
•rf heavy g»i® at light prices that
yo® ave ever «*wn et wn in any
, j P> ub ¿7- We have on aa.e aimed
B»' ’ e "hoe®, d^ibie ael« with tap.
M 11 25.
EADIES’ SIDES.
Just arrived I fine aisortment of
Button. Coin to^ pat. leather tip, a
nice dress stioe |r 11.50, alto a lace
Coin toe sto<k tip axtenaion wale,
11.50.
BOYS’. MISHAS’,
kND CHILDRENS*.
Tnewe lines M have given mere
than ordinary afention and have a
complete ®to< k i both heavv and
light. We have tome oi the very
best shoe® for ¡oya’ school wear
that have ever Wen <pened out in
town. Buy a paii wita our guaran­
tee.
WOMENS’ IIOSIR V
We snapped op a
number of
dozen of a dependab* mite of fast
colors cotton hoeery.U a third lots
than usual. We pas«;Lem along to
yon at a like -aving |1 JO per dos.
MENS’ HATS
Wi$ea in a«»4 of alice, dressy bat
we ran ®ell yeu a nie black fwL>ra,
3 is. brim, 5 ia. cro*n. *atin . B«-d
with aeavy sweat
I. w >rth |2 70, i
we offer for only Site.
FURNISHING GOODS.
We have felt the »eed in this line
and have bought heavily that our
trade can bare choice of selections.
Just arrived tnis week one of the
strongest made •birla that ha® ever
reached this market. They are
made for hard wear and warranted
not rip or tear.
In Dress Shirts we cannot beex-
celled by any in town, all style® and
color® with or without collar®. White
Shirt®, a me« clean line we are show­
ing at 98 cents , Hu®p*-nders, 25c.;
Fine neck wear. Collars and Caffs,
Men®’ fine hose, Bicycle hose, Sweat­
er®, Orttonade, Pant®, Handker
chiei® Dock J unifier®, Overalls we
have beught heavy and can supply
all demands. l’n>lerwear do not
fad to aee thia line we have some
drivers that don't need driving.
IIAN’DERCIIIEFS.
We have al) sorts and kinds for
men. women and children, r-boa 14
you want * bargain we have it.
Piece on »a.« some odd lot» that
bav* raid from 1* t* tte., bam,
good* need dor.eg holiday dieplay.
V on may have these at 5c ea-. h
PAPER PATTERNS
Tbe new style* fer apring of the
Butterick Pattern Company have
joat arrived. Those of you wbe ate
interested ia teoaie dree* tasking
msy bsve s fashion sheet for tbe
asking.
THE MESE IN’
IN DER WARE SAEE
And still the interests keep up
Throng®
women daily benefited
by the offering® of this unnsual occa­
sion. It i® evideat that these de*
pendable qnalitie®. competent work-
mannhip and daintily beautifol
trimmings ail preferred to the trashy
thrown together sorts et nnder mus­
lins so generally offered.
EADIES’ WRAPPERS.
W* have them in any style desired
at prices that oaa cannot afford l*
purch.se good* and make tbsui at
home an your time woald be lost.
We can ease you tima and money
and give you the quality, aa w* de
not offer any Racket hiere guada
that bare bees handed does from
the days el V».
How the Pioneers
Lived without Gunned Fruit and Vegetables is a nivstery. Now
they are a necessity to every Table. We keep the Best Brands,
Fresh fiont the Factories. Tomatoes, Corn, Baked Beans, I’eas,
Asparagus, all kinds of Fruit. We can't say too much in favor
of our Ashlaud Solid-Pack Tomatoes. Try a can and see how-
good they are. Cost no more than cheaper ones, ioc a Can.
Calhoun Grocery Co
Bicycle*, $22.50 to $75 at Cramer Bros. I
Tbe heavy raiae of th* peat few day*
washed out the Sugar l’ine Company's
dam at Wolf Creek and tbe man at work
there (rem Grant* Pass returned home
lor a few day*.
Sergeant Brown canuot speak at Dry­
den and Selma aa announced because *t
bad weather.
We have some iatersetiug communica­
tion* in reply to I-evv Rosenbaum bnt
ou account ef the long delay of the train
they did not reach u* ia time for publi­
cation. Th* articles will appear next
week and during that time Levy will
wait and wonder.
Mrs. Henry Harth has a naw Viva
camera and ia now making photograph*
that will fie a source ef pleasure for years
te eotne.
The smallest things may exert the
greatest influence.
DeWitt’* Little
Early Riser* ar* uneqaaled for overuoin-
ing constipation and liver trouble*.—W,
F. Kremer.
UACHl I.E SHOEMAKE—At the M.
E. church South partenag*. by Rev.
L. C. Wilson, February 27, 18I8J.
Fred H schule to Mita Clara Shoemake.
HILL—BUNCH—February 27, 1899, at
Palace hotel. W. ('. Hill, of Califor­
nia, to Bertha Bunch, ol thia county,
by JuatictrJat. llolman.
III Eli
MATNEY At her home on Applegate,
February IV, 1899, Mrs. George Mat­
ney of consumption.
BEN Niti ER—At Wilderville, February
22, 1899. Emiaa Bcnniger. Age 15 yrs.
GENTNER—At bin resideace on Mil
souri Flat, F eb, 20. 1899, John Gent*
ner, of debility, aged about 74 years.
He was a native of Wurtenbsrg, Ger­
many and one of the old time miners of
Missouri Flat.
NEW FIRM
THE GRANTS PASS COFFIN CO, beg
to inform tbs public that we are opening
W antku to buy for cash, 10 to 20 acre* up on Main street, opposite the freight
of land within three or four miles of depot, with a nice line of Caskets, Burial
Grants Pass, without buildings, on a Rube® ami Funeral supplies.
goed road. Address Box 406, Grants
Prices.
Paas, Or*
Our specialty will be flue good* at
If you want te epend a delightful sum­
very low price», Broadcloth Caskets, for
mer vacation apeak to Voorhiea. He
inalane*, auch a» are usually told at $50
will furnish the Vive er Preaao. Get
to $75 we quoit at $20 to $30, trimmed,
your camera now and learn all it* pe­
complete, with box. We furnish our
culiarities and puesibilitie* before you
htarw to sur patroni at a aiiecial reduced
start ou a trip.
price, and de.eabalming, diiect funerali,
BOHN.
purchase lotatin any of the cemeteries,
FENCER—On Missouri Flat, tu Mr and have the excuvationt made, and guaran­
Mrs. Frank Fencer, a daughter, Feb. tee our customer* against extortionat*
IB, 18119.
charge, in all caaes.
VINEYARD—On Williams creek, Feb
A. G.
ruary IV, 1869, tn Mr. aud Mrs. Have
Manager.
Vineyard, a daughter.
Eastern
Martin,
Don’t
Turn
Your
Back
The Sugar
Pine Store
On good advice. We have re-
ceived part of ati elegant line of
new Spring and Kummer Clothing.
You'll need a new Suit, and we
propose to sell you -if Price, Qual­
ity and Style are any inducement to
you—Worsteds are quite the thing
this year, and we are showing a
very large assortment of these
goods—in Round and Straight Cut
—Blue Serge with Satin Facemg
Single and Double B rested.
Cyanide Plant for Grant* I'aa*
If. A. Towuseti'l and <i. W. lngalla,
owner* of tbe Ashland Plant have been
spending thia past week in th* vicinity
I
of Gold Hill an I <>rants Pass examining
the quartz proepectsef Jackson and Jose­
phine counties elite the view of building
a Cyanjd* Plant should they meet with
a proper reeponae fri at the businessmen
of either of Iteeee place*.
Mr Townsend estimates that $15.000
will put a Cyanide plant complete, in­
cluding milling machinery tanka Mr.
Townsend makte th* pro;>ositiee that I
if tb« business mea of Greste Pae* will
i*ke< > « third 4 their capital *b,ck. he
will put up a plant ef 25 tan capacity.
Purchasing tb* ore* direct from tbe
miner* or taking tli* same u|>oe a treat,
merit charge.
The benefit* to be derived from a plant
of thia kind ( annot I m ever eetnnaied
Il makes our city th* eenter of mining
industry, bringing ore here to be treated, I
setting the pr.iepscbir st work, thereby j
g rins him tbe opportunity ol reslizing I
soiartbing lor hi* labor. It it a stand
lag advertisement lor Grant* I'aes ebroad >
among the mining world. Our (itizena '
have >>««* agitating the stamp millque*
tiou no* lor mor* than a year without
any definite result. Here ar* men
alio have made a
<■««* in cyaniding
oar ora* at their Ashland plaatand it be- i
teoove* n* not to let an opport an ity
fer advancing our own interests
also that ot tb* I'aes.
A* thee* genllemea will return in a I
day or eo, we aoggrst 'teat oar h i* nm
rnen tbiak tin* matter ever carafally (Slothing,
, and look late tbe prop**.lion.
;
’
The general tendency
is for a better class of
goods and we find care­
ful buyers are looking,
well toward Quality ar.dj
general make-up. VVel
appreciate '.Ills If t ittrE
feel sure you’ll agree with
the times.
that We arc in touch with
> i
Just from the factory. A large assortment oi Sty­
lish .Shoes in the latest Toes and Lasts, Vici Kid, Tit-
ian Calf, Russian Calf, Box Cali, etc. Vesting tops,
Tan, Chocolate, Black, etc. Prices will meet your ap-
provsl.
Yours truly,
P. H. Harth & Son.
Boot', and Shoes,
Mens Furnishing*, Hats, Valises, lite.
'1