Rogue River courier., April 06, 1899, Image 3

For re«h vegetables call at Pike's.
Dr. Flanagan.
Resident Dentist.
Th* I.’» Vr idle I \clc, Guaranteed«
S^e Voorbies if you want a camera.
See our window.—Cramer Bros.
Tl*e only Oliver Plow at Cramer Bro*.
Quart« iucati n notices printed ou cloth
Shoe, repaired at Hackett'«
The *99 Eagle Bicycle, $35 al Cramei a1 th? Cor rie a office.
[
C. St I vein for watch repairlug
Bros.
Mr». VV rid man iia» fatween two and '
Blank note, at the Col KI KM office.
Mother Goose, April I2*h, al the opera three «loteii pattern hats from the East,
Bicycle lloapital at Cramer Bnm.
which iuMirrs a variety of the latest
h »use.
Like our COFFE is Notary public at'.he Cot kick office.
Come and laugh April 12lh at the I styles in millinery.
For fresh vegetables call at !’:ke’r.
Tom Huud ia «elling bicyvka by the
finest to be had Clemens, Druggist, opp. Opera House. opera house-
Freeh veg« Ubh-s every day at Bikes bu»hel«. You would faller give him a
call before you make up your miud to
Horseshoeing at Trimble A Bacher'« Lit tie (ash grocery.
for the money
buys wheel 11« will svll you some­
1'l.inrt Jr., Garden Tools.—Cramer
Photo mount* for 3x4, 3\»x3k., 4x4,
th.ng both nice aud durable.
‘ Bio«.
, 4x5 at the Cot rixr otlice.
The Northwestern Life In«. Co. ha«
Where du you get your hair cut? Try
Your eyes are no better for not weal­
the reputation of paying the largest div­
Will Mallory.
ing Dr. Lowe's glasses.
idend« to policy holders. And with its
Whips, 10c to |3.50 at Hackett’».
Don't wait till Dr. Lowe returns. Go ' New Policy” ia better prepared than
Our TEAS are delightfully fresh and fragrant.
I-atest pattern« in «pring millinery at see him now about your eye«.
« ver to give you just what you want.
Mrs. Weidman's.
A new sawmill is to be built neon at
N. P. lfroixiR, Agwut.
Oathered, dried and packed under favorable con-
Dr. C. 8. Evans, oculiat-epticiau, the mouth of Williams creek.
The county court is in session thia
ditions the young leaf retains the full aroma of
Blackburn building.
Mrs. G. A. Savage has begun a spring week and it will.have considerable busi­
(lie nlant. That is what we claim for
Take vour shoes to Hackett for good term of school on upper Jones creek.
ness to transact.
■ork and right prices.
Fresh vegetables every day at Pike's
C D. Stevenson returned from Siski­
Always take vour produce to Pike, he Little Cash grocery.
you county, Cal., last Tuesday evening
will use it, if he can, and pays cash.
Madams Jsrly's Wax Work« at the Ik reports plenty of suow in that eectiOB.
To put Elour in when it contes from the store. Has a revolving
photographer opera house April 12. Admission 15c.
Catholic ftrvicea will be held at 10a Sifter at the bottom. It is constructed of tin. and will hold the con­
I II L LJ I Opp. Court House.
Another «bipmemt of Vive cameras m. next Sunday in St, Anne's church, tents of a 50 pound sack of flour, which is at all times secure from dust,
Thirty-five cent« a bail for beardless and photo supplies at the C ourier office. l’he subject of the sermon will be, ‘ The
dirt, &c. And when taker, from the bin it is already silted and pre­
barley straw at Scott Griffin’».
See Veorbies.
Resurrection of Christ.” Everybody wel­
Try it and enjoy a good cup of lea.
pared for immediate use. We give these away simply to keep abreast
Cabbage plants for sale at Pike's store.
Harness of all Kind«, Grads« aud come to attend. Free sea’s at all Cath­
of
the times in advertising our business, knowing full well that a
Get them while they are fresh.
olic services.
Prices at Hackett’s.
Good goods cheap—Best prices paid at
Father Desmarais will celebrate the pleased customer is the best advertisement we can secure.
Unsurpassed Hartford and Columbia
Front Street Second Hand Store.
a mi versa ry of ins birthday i.extThuis.
Bicyclss.—Cramer Bros, Agents.
This BIN AND SIFTER given absolutely FREE OE CHARGE
Smoke thp Stair«* Tin«* Cig*?’. It isAc : For seed rye and other grains address day, the 13th. Several priests are ex­
when
you cash purchases amount to $35 00.
pected to l»e present at the special ser­
best 5 cent Cigar in the market—J. G. K. M. Robinson, Wilderville.
vices
to
be
held
on
that
occasion
in
St.
I Schmidt.
Trimble A Bacher are prepared to do
I
Joseph’s church, Jacksonville.
Where «io you get your »having done? I all kinds of blacksmithing.
Call at Will Mallory’s shop.
The J*«sie bhirley company, one of
a
When buying groceries always see
the fast dramatic companies on the road,
Redfield has a dandy bicycle for $30. Pike, he makes price« all right.
It is tailed the Tourist and is made! That Honsy, three pounds tor 25 elf. ia in town this week aud may be h«»ard
at the opera house every night during
by E. C. Stevens Co.
at l'ike's is all right. Try it.
D. A. Cords and wife of the Pins Nee
Mrs. T. II. Warford will Isave for
You can buy Snowy Butte flour from | Whole w heat flour, Buck wheat flour. the remainder of this week, Allllmee
die factory went to Portland last Monday
your grocer if you insist on getting it. Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Graham at Scott who attend speak favorably of the com­ Vallejo, Cal., next Saturday morning to
pany.
join her husband who fur the present 1» sennini on a trip combining bueiaeae
Price the same as other HrsPclass brand«. Griffin’s.
and pleasure.
The Christian Endeavor society of the located in that city.
‘ l’he smoothest running bicycle
For choice candies, nuts, cigars and Presbyterian church will hold its regular
Miss l¡race Paddock opened school in
built,” is what experienced rider« say of tobacco see l’ike at the little cash gro­ weekly prayer meeting next Sunday
Camsra llaigalns.
the uppor Wolf Creek district last Mon-
the Columbia chai nice».—$65.
cery «tore.
evening at 6:30 o’clock in the church day. This is Mias Grace’s first.term and
Second hand No. 2 Bullseye, good as
Fifteen cents admission to Mother
new. Regular |S film instrument, for
That Pure Gold Drips Syrup in two parlors; the subject being, “The birth
Goose entertainment aud Madame Jar- gallon pail«, for 90c. a pail, at the Little day of hope,” I Peter 1:1 9 (An Easter we wish her success.
$5. 8«. Voorbies at C oi kiek office.
Dr.
William
8.
Holt,
Presbyterian
Sy-
by’s Wai Works at o|»era house, April Cash store. Try one.
Lesson.) You are cordially invited to
nodical Missionary for Oregon, was a
12tb.
Circuit court for Josephine county will attend.
passenger on Monday’s overland going
TAX PAYERS
The new '99 model Stearns bisycles convene in this city the third Monday of
The ‘’Death Knell” ha« been sounded to Ashland where be spent the day.
are the finest wheel« made. Redfield this month, the 17tb.
Will
appreciate the offer of the G rant«
to Apothecaries' Drugs, and a sign ‘‘To
George Hiller returned from Wolf
tells them at $50 a piece.
Pass
Colliu
Co. to Judge Axtell to fur­
let
”
will
be
in
manv
window
«of
Doctor's
Henry Philips came over from Waldo
The Jewell Hardware Co. have taken last Monday where he has been looking Offices since The Aunt Jane Home Rem­ Creek last week end will move with his nish respectable co H i 11« for the county
family
to
the
Welter,
l
’
racht
<t Schmitt
the agency for a preparation called Car­ after hi« copper prospects.
edy for female trouble« ha« been placed saw mill near Anderson the last of thia poor at
V e rt*place Every Piece that rusts or w
i»u‘
bolic Compound, that is endorsed by
on the market. Every man or woman, week.
Dr. Lowe, the optician, is still at the
some prominent orchardists who have
married or «ingle, «hould «end a two-
Irom ordinary use in thnt length of tilin'.
Cyrus Dixon has returaed to Grants
used it for the past three years in com­ Josephine Hotel, as usual doing a geod i«»nt stamp to our eflica for a beautifully
bating the Moth and San Jose Scale, it business. His giae«es are thebest ob­ illustrated circular, free. Address The Paes from hie farm on Williams after an
Mr. Dixon
will pay to call on them and get Circu tainable
Before this new firm started the county
Aunt Jane Medicine Co , rooms 13-14 abeenso of several weeks.
will spray hie fruit trees in a abort tiaie was obliged to pay froui (15 to *20.
Coffee, sugar, can goods, dried fruit« Lewis Building, Portland, Oregon.
lars and furthur information.
for the San Jose scale.
Don’t forget the entertainment to be and all staple groceries are a necessity
They are located in the building on
It remained for Chaplain Batenian to
given at I. O. □. F. hall Wednesday and vou should see Pike at the Little set the audience wild with his word
J. W. Howard of Kerby came to town
Front St. next to Fetsch Bros, cloth­
Cash
»tore
when
buying.
evening, April 12th, for the benefit of
paiutings of sunrise before Santiago and last Monday for a day or two with his ing store and Mr. A. G. Martin, their
W. S. Barrie will soon commence the
the M. E. church South.
graphic description of the fight between family anJ to transact some business.
VOU will Use
Effective, March 21st, and until farther erection of a new dwelling in the place the «hip« and »hore batteries of Moro Kerby seems to be using J. W. all right, funeral director, insides in the Yost
notice, the Northern Pacific, second class of the one which burned down Home At thecloH« of hi« e’oquent nddre«» many as he appears to lie in the best of spirits house, Cor. 7th and 0 streets, one block
rate to Portland from St. l’aul and other time ago.
north of tlm Baptist church.
pre«»ed to the Htage to congratulate him. and in good health
E;i tern terminals will lie $25.
George Binns has built himself an —Seattle Post intelligencer
Supt. 1. F. Tobey of the Oregon Chil­
New Grist Mill
E. E. D unbar , Agent.
assay otlice on the lot in front of J. K.
Chaplain Bateman, of the army, «poke dren a Homo Society, was in the Pees last
Wo understand that Wilbur A Moon
Grants Pass. Ore.
Pigney’a residence, where he will be
week
endeavoring
to
llnd
homes
for
Wanted—Agents everywhere to sell pleased to see those who have work in last night at the Y. M, C. A. hall on children now in the institution. Thia will shortly erect n grist-mill near the
Tiie Trial« ami Triuuphs of Public
mouth of Williams creek. It is also re
. Italian Piagonini Violin, rosewood bow, his line.
Speakers.' 'l’he subject a« announced homo is doing good work and Mr. Tobey ported that a number of farmers of that
ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK.
' violin case, instruction book, $13.50 for
Th» churches of this place celebrated give« «light hint of the wit and instruc­ ‘a a faithful worker.
section have taken stock ill the enter
the outfit. You can make $2.75 each,
Miss Owen commenced a spring term
Easter iu accordance with their usual tive biography packed into this lecture
prise. A aiill that will make good Hour
and can guarantee set worth $25 Chi­
custom last Sunday, the dav being beau­ by the genial chaplain. It contains pan­ of school in Grave district last Monday
will be well patronized by the farmers ol
cago Novelty Company. 19 Montgomery
tiful the congregations were large.
nage«
of
genuine
eloquence
and
happy
Hon. A. A. Porter of Grave creek both Applegate ami Williams. Al pres­
street, San Francisco, Cal.
All are cordially invited to attend the little realistic «ketches of the great ora­ spent last Saturday and Sunday in the ent they are compelled to go to Medferd
\ ins Clevenger w ishes to announce to entertainment at the I. O. O. F. hail to tors.— Portland Oregonian.
Pass Mr. Porter informs tie that the or Central Point over the mountains by
' the ladies that Mie has a full and com
night (Wednesday ) A good program*
miners have plenty of water and as way of Jacksonville
We hope these
The
Roeeburg
Review
in
speaking
of
; pl*»!** up to dale stock of millinery goods
consisting <4 u.n«ic, etc., will be ren­ the marriage of J. II. \hlfsays: "Mr. Ibero is so much snow in the mouutains gentlemen will make a success and give
j B •<-au-e of the variety of styles in shapes
dered, after which refreshments will be Ahli is a prominent business man oi they are likely to have a late run
the people what they need, a market for
and trimming, the hatn are of special in
served. Admission, 15c.
Granta
i
’
asn
an<i
formerly
resided
in
their wheat and an opportunity to get
II.
D.
Sluter
of
Wolf
creek
was
in
| tereht I hi« season. You ran get a hat at |
The Methodist church in this city will Rowtburg where he has many friends, town last week with a good supply of the good flour nearer home.
Mi»« Cb vingt r’s from 50c Io any desired
ipiice. Shewilfako take orders for hair commence a «eries of protracted meet­ and his bride ia a highly esteemed lady yellow metal which he took out of bin
Tl««* ('hural I nion Take» u
nt.
, switches. All Order-* will be promptly ings in the Newman M E <*Uur< h next of this city. Mrs. Ahlf left Saturday mine. Mr. Slutter says that ho some­
Sunday evening. Rev. N. F. Jenkins, night for Grants l'ass, where they will times takes out as high as «5 to the pan
. 'i' < 1 >he keeps at Dean’s store.
The Granta I’ana Choral Union voted
the pastor, will be <<HHiMte<l in the work make their future home, accompanied and there is nothing said al>out thio be­
of) Monday evening to su«pvn I work uu
by soHie minister from abroad.
by the best wishes of u host of friendr, ing a Klondike either.
Bt-si <>f A||
til September. A co non it tee wan ap
Peter Hansen of Althouse made the acquired during tier long residence in
Tn clean«*) the ■Viteni in a gentle and
pointed to «title the atl’airs of the union
Legh
R.
Freeman,
editor
ol
the
Rauch
t'lrv benifleial manner, when the C ouriek offi *e a pleasant call this week Roseburg ”
and Range, an agricultural paper pub­ A small balance will be left in the trean
Mr.
Ham*en
inform«
us
that
the
farmers
*
‘
l.a
Belle
Marie
”
was
the
attraction
Springtime come«, use the true an I per­
lished at Seattle. Wash., made theC ouh - ury. The work will no doubt be taken
fect remedy, Syrup of Fiji- Buy the in hi» «ectiori are anticipating a good .Monday night and Mi«s Shirley as Jean ikk otlice a pleasant visit this week up tdiarply again in September
genuine. Manufactured by the ( ali.'or- crop this season and the miners about lug.'eside acted her ¡»art well, portraying Mr. Freeman used to run the Washing­
the old «lory of a young and foolish girl
nia Fig Syrup O. only, and for Rale by Althouse are doing well.
Try Allen's Foot Ease,
ton Farmer published at Yakima, Wash.,
all druggists, at 53 cent« per bottle.
George Calhoun and family went to who loved nut wisely but too seriously. but now he has succeeded in absorbing
A
powder
to bo ahaken into the «hoe».
Ashland Iasi Bunday : the family tu re­ I ueftdav night the attraction was, “A all the agricultural papers in the state.
are two kinds of 11ICTCT.K FACIR T.
At thia season your ket (eel «wollen,
I’Slighter of the Empire.’' This roman­
cle face depend« principally upon the
main
for
some
time
amt
Mr.
<
alhoun
to
ASSAY EK,
heel you ride. If you would wear th« fare of
Horticultural Coaami«aion«r, J. R nervoua and hot, and get tired easily.
look after hi« orchard. He made ar tic drama enabled Miss Shirley to fully
■bcoNTENTJiENT, buy your wLdtl ui
If you have smarting feet or tight »hoc«,
W. Gr. Wl ikjllt,
B AGENTS FOB
rangements with his brother Joe to at­ captivate tier audience. But there ar* Caaay of Aahland, wa, in thia county th«
Gen’l Agt. for Oregon
others in this company alio are clese first of the week looking into the condi- try Alien's Foot-Ease. It cool« the fret
tend to it this season.
«econds to Mi«s Sqirley. The wardrobe ] tion of some of the orchards hereabout ami makcH walking easy. Cure« swol­
/•¡TBryl M ac A rthur -F orrimt C yamidk P rîm es ».
A Positive Care
JKta WK
of
the company ia «u|»erb.
in
?»jrtiu.
| From li.r. lie went further north where len and sweating feet, blisters ami cal­
FOR SALE BY
(’vanirle ami Chlorination treatment For all form« of female disease«1, Also for
lous spot«. Believes corn« and bunions
( frees.
Tha prospect» for a good fruit crop in lie will inveeligata the coiuliiion of or­ of all pain and gives rest and comfort.
pile« in both males and females. For
Bullion Relined and Shipped.
chard,
Mr.
Caaay
understands
the
sample of medicine, address Mrs. John Southern Oregon were never fatter at
Try it today Fold by till druggists and
G rants P ass ,
-
O regon .
this season of the year than now, and need, of the orchard and is taking much shoe stores for 25 cents. Trial package
Moore, ¡«eland, Oregon.
interest
iu
the
dutiea
of
hie
office
and
he
orchardist« should lose no time in prun­
free. Address, Allen H. Olmnted, 1/«
ing ami putting their trees in first-class will show hv his work, that he ia a good R .v, X. Y
man
tor
t!.a
place.
Ilia
term
of
office
condition. Trees that are old and full
of ««-ale should fa cut down for they can does not er pi re for two yearn yet,
Bargains in 2nd hand u In ula at ('ra­
never profit anyone anything. <iive mnch to the satisfaction of the leading
I nter Broa.
fruit
growers
of
Jackson
county.
your trees first, * lass attention or quit
the business of trying to raise fruit. It
1» an industry peculiar to itself and
R. L. C’>e has just returned from the greatest Dry Goods Mar­
nient and while yon are thoroughly aware of the fact that every
nee<fa more attention than most any­
ket in the world. He spent nearly two weeks in New Yo:k gath­
thing else, or it will prove a failure from
class of merchandise is advancing in price, we wish to place this
ering together the very Cream of the Spring Offerings for the good
start to finish.
statement on record.
Pto.de of Southern Oregon, and while neither time nor money has
Cuinmisfiuner Uas«*y desire« ua to in-
We are prepared to show the largest stock of up-to-date Dry
be< n spared in order that we might be able to place our Customers
Goods, Boots and Shoes that has ever been shown in the city of I form tho <- who have fruit trees to care­
fully «pray the Mme if thsre is sny sign
in touch with the great Makers and Distributors of up-to-date Mer­
That i.« Stylish, Comfortable, Durable anti
Grants Pass. We are prepared to proye to you that you never saw
of 8sn Jose ecslo. The law requires
chandise. And while we heartily appreciate the very Fberal patron
Cheap ia the Golfing ahirt
Silk Front,
as good Goods sold at such low prices.
that thin bo dune, end it is Mr. ('eaey’s
■go extended to us in the past, we feel confident that every man.
White Body, Something entirely new and
j duty to see tu it that it 1« done. For the
Woman and child in this community will share dike in the mutual
up to-date. Also a full assortment in the
benefit of the fruit industry ol Southern
advantages to l»e derived from our visit to New York. Your very
Oregon it is necessary that the people
Erench Shirtings tn Stripesand Plaid-
A
Don t buy Dress Goods, Shoe s, Linens, Cotton Goods or even
observe strictly the requirements of the
Iibe1.1l patronage in the ; st is sufficient evidence ofy ur confidence
Shirt that will I m - popular this season is the
Calicoes, until you see our Mammoth Stock. We will not only
I hw touching these points. And we
in our ability, and we feel very anxious that you give ns an oppor­
Stanley, Collar and Cuffs attached,
mu«texp«?ct that thote who ha\e thi«
Save
you money, but also regrets at having bought before you saw
tunity to prove ourselves worthy of even a greater portion of your
tarry them in all Grades, styles and
matter
in
charge
will
do
their
duly
in
our goods. Can't you get away and come in while we are opening
ya ued patronage. This we can only do by a vi it to our store.
terns, 50c up.
the matter. The enly way to make an
up the new things? We shall lie pleased to «how them to you.
orchard pay well is 10 rare for it proper­
Don't leave the Store without visiting the second floor, will
ly, oiherwiee it will be a lowiug propos
tiufi V» him who owns it
have the upstairs packed full of some of the Biggest Bargains in
\Ve have been compelled to Double our Dress Goods Depart-
the house.
The very I.at» st and
pcvoon.il
Newest out; the mater-
- v
lais are of the highest grad«: of Excellence attain t
I. B Brovn :.n rustling for E,
ble. Vesting Tops. Tan. Chocolate*. Willow. Calf
1 Wa ir, thè gr<»< * r, tliis w e<?k
and Black. Astoria, Leuox and Globe Toes. We
AShocWifh
W. A ( u.ton ol Grave Crerk was in
have a large assortment; the prices are
a Record*
t'*r P»« m ou bini i (-«s Issi Faturday.
The shoe that has the best record of any shoe in the Unit-
right. To pass by them will be an ill"
li tv Emeriti i« «««nding a l*-w day«
ed Sutes.
justice to your Pocket Book.
v
“
itijig
friend«
<lown
oti
Galice
creek.
We also have a Big line of Men'» Vici Kid Shoes in Tan
I m '»• lu'i Henl of Kerby wa» in town
and Black at $2 50.
Just opened, direct from Enctory,
I «1« • la) and Wi-dii- »-day oi Ibi« w«M*k.
La .tes' 1 i.te Kid Shoes at fl.oo, $i 25, Jr. 50, fl.75, $2 00,
handsome line of Golf Shirts, Corn-, t
il -- Ix*n n o ♦ ned a* buoi in thè
<2.25. $2 51.
Pleeer <li«trict ia*’ M »n<fay, Aprii 31—99.
Patterns.
lot*
Sou are getting the Right G'xxls at the Right Prices when
(»»-11. T G. Reame« carne down from
yon trade with
I .'1<1.
Jacksonville Tnenwfay uf tlii« wrek un
YOU !
local tiappcnma«
THE
OUR TUA
NOVELTY
FLOUR
BIN
AND
SIFTER
Royal Gem” Tea
DU DDV
Calhoun Grocery Co
H. C. Bobzien, Propr
tAnti-Riisting
r Tinware
Is Gunninteed for ;> Yeeirs
New
EmbroM
eries,
Insertions,
CRAWFORDS
Back from New
York
A Shirt
WAIT
Oni Mammoth Spring Stock is Now Arriving.
¡PinOre ejLjinith
Shoes
We Have Just Received a Big Shipment
of the Pingree & Smith Shoes.
VT_______
Composite;
! buainrs«.
Miss Jr^«ie trovili (-ommeuce«l
-¡»ring ferm of «choul In thè Jerome
Prairie dmtriet last Munday
Frank McUregor weut up Io Foo
a fast Hatnrdav, where he ■ ill work
r H. N. Butterà in tire mine.
J
Grants Pass and Merlin.
lineman'
reported
th, line in g-eud coédition bat «eoa Wal­
do and the I'a-.
P. H. Harth &
Clothing, Boot-« and Shoes,
Men’s Furnishing«, Hats, Valises
The Sugar
Pine Store