Rogue River courier., April 27, 1899, Image 3

Dr. Flanagan.
Resident Dentist.
Whips, 10c to 12.50 at Hackett*«.
teRRRI ’
C. StLouia for watch repairing
Shoes repaired at Hackett's.
See Voorhies if you want a camera.
Time books at tbe Cot ana office.
New styles in sailor hats at Mrs. Reh-
Notary public at the Coi atu office.
I kofTs.
Clemens, Druggist, opp. Opera House.
Harness of all Kinds, Grades and
Horseshoeing at Trimble A Bather’s i Prices at Hackett's.
Trimble A Bat her are pre|>ared to do
Where do you get your hair cut? Try
all kinds of blacksmithing.
Will Mallory.
Lards, meats, bacon and etc, of all
Take your shoes to Hackett for good
kinds at Pike's grocery.
work and right prices.
New line of Kelt buckles and neck ' One and one half tons of good clover
hay for »ale. Inquire at ibis office.
clasps at Mrs. Renkoff's.
Photograph, traded for wood at Cltv-
Blank notes at the C ocrikr office.
photographer enger'g gabery.
1 fl L. 13 I
Opp. Court House.
Pike's weight* and prices are all right
Highgrade correspondence paper at oo groceries. Try him and see.
the Cot kier office.
! Quarts location notices printed on cloth
Weekly Oregonian and Cocaixa »2.
•« *he CotaiRB office.
Good goods cheap— Best prices paid at
Don’t forget the location of (. levea-
Front Street Second Hand Store.
<•*’• photo gallery, 4th street, half
Where do you get your sh.vi.g done? ! bl*k fruul L,*'on hoUl' .
local toappcning«
OUR TEA
Like our COFFEE is
the finest to be had
for the money
Our 1'EAS are delightfully fresh and fragrant,
(lathered, dried and packed under favorable con­
ditions the young leaf retains the full aroma of
the plant. That is what we claim for
Try it and enjoy a good up of Tea
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B óc M ’ ’Grocery
H. C. Bobzien, Propr.
Anti-Rusting
Tinware
Is Gunranteed for 3 Years
W i replace
Every Piece that rusts <>r wears out
from ordinary use in that length of time.
Trv
and von will use no other.
Cramer Bros.
ODD FELLOWS’
BLOCK.
To Exchange.
.Make a
Clean, Bright and Fresh
start this spring
by using
Clemens
For Sale
A good horse for sale. Gentle, work
double and single. Price reasonable.
Inquire at this offi e.
For City Recorder.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of city recorder subject to
the will of the voters at the nominat­
ing convention.
T. Y. D ean .
F-A-IUSTT..
2±2 ìl M.
Improved property in B om burg to ex­
change foi Grants Pass property. In­
quire at this office.
For City Recorder.
I
I hereby announce myself an candidate
for the office of city recorder, to come
before the nominating convention.
W ill M erritt .
ASS A YER,
W. G. Wright,
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Gen’l A/t for Oregon
M\< A rthi b -F orrkmt C yanide P roclkm .
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in time. Sold by druggirt*.
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Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
Oree.
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of Bullion Refined and Shirped.
G rants P ams ,
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Ed McCann wu in (rom Althouw
Tuaaday.
Henry Philip« lu» rme to San Fran­
cine, to ba gone aaveral days.
Mrs. H. W. Kinney ia having built an
addition to her dwelling.
Judge t'olvig is building a reaidance
in tbe eastern pari of lawn.
Dr. Lo»«, the ociilo-eptician, will
«pend next weak in A.bland.
H. 8. Read of Althouaa .pent a day or
two in town Iha first of the week.
State Supt., J. H. Ackeruiau, ia viiit-
ing the acboola of Granta l’aaa today.
Ho viaitod Aahland achoala Wednesday.
The jolly J. L. Wooldridge, Jackson
county’s ex asaesaor. was in town one
day thia week.
DU rnv
“Royal Gem” Tea
personal
i
W. J. Russell ol Applegate was pa rain-
bniatiag the streets of Grants Pass one
day this week.
T. O Roaniea of Jacksonville was in
the Pas. one day laat week, presumably
iu the inter».! of those bridge warrants
Mra. H. D. Jones of W ildervill, »peut
last week visiting up. Rogue River, the
guest ol Mrs. Savage and of Mrs. Birdsey.
We are pleased to note that T. P. Cra­
mer has been appointed regular col res­
pondent for the Oregonian from thia
place.
We Advertise These Goods
At these Prices, Because They Advertise Us.
Any and all of our ta’zc and 15c packages of Mush this week at
a package.
Gold Drop Washing Powder is one of the best, Large 3 pound
package for joc ,
Rex Soap 9 cakes for 25c or 3c each.
Calumet Baking Powder 1 pound cans 20c.
Sky Baking Powder 1 pound cans 10c.
Canned Striug Beans 3 cans for 25c.
Canned Corn (Winslow Brand) 3 cans for 25c.
Babbitts Lye 10c, 3 for 25c.
Pour Pounds of Coffee and Fancy Cup and Saucer all for 75c.
25-ounce Package Ground Coflee 20c.
Petite Prunes jc a pound or 40 pounds for ft.
We have Spring Vegetables in all the Excellence of Freshness,
Received Daily.
Our first shipment of California Strawberries received last night.
The price start« at
they will soon lie cheaper.
ioc
I You should buy of a cash man, espec ­
Call at Will Mallory'« shop.
All package coffee« have advanced in . b ially when buying groceries and proris-
price, but Pike still sells at tbe old | ions. Satisfaction guaranteel at Pike's.
We want to contract to have 100.000
figure.
The regular meeting of the W. C T. U. feet of lumber cut and sawed. Also 225
will be held at the residence of Mrs. O. boxes put on our ditch in Galtce creek,
A i kxamoxk A B knt .
C. Terrill next Friday afternoon, April
28. A cordial invitation )« extended to
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance C*.
all.
on top. Policies absolutely incontestable
Our groceries are always what they are from date of issue, and the advantages
recommended or money refunded al I too numerous to mention. Call for ex­
E. B. Brown returned from the Will­
planation.
J. E. P kteksok , Agent.
Pike's.
Pike always makes prices right. Just amette Valley last Sunday morning
Christ Riedel, gratiuata of I ipsic uni­
where he had l>een in the interest of the
versity and a student in Paris, is organ­ call and see hitu. Heguarantees weights.
Terrell Pine Needle Company.
izing private classes« in Latin, Greek,
It seems strange that people will buy
Mrs. Belle Huden left Tuesday morn­
French and German. Terms to be had cheap wheels and pay a big price tor
at Dr. Kremer’s.
them when they can gel a tine high grade ing for Althouae where she will teach the
spring term of school. Ths children will
Il now appears that Southern Oregon Stearns for only $50.—Redfield’s.
remain with her and attend school dur­
will be treated to another rain which
Ashland baa lost another boy at Ma
ing the term.
Auwther Fire.
will be very acceptable to the farmers in nils in tbe person of J. E. Taylor, a
P. H. Harth and Mrs. llartli spent a
particular. It is too late for a rain to be member of Company “B”. Tbe young
Sunday morning we weiaarouaed at an
day or two in the Placer neighborhood early hour by th, ringing of th» fir» boll,
of any consequence to placer miners.
man died of peritonitis.
last week visiting the mines. Mr. Harth which catiaed na to riae earlier than ia
Governor Geer, Secretary of State
If cash is wanted for produce always
Dunbar and Supt. of Public Instruction see Pike at the little cash store on trout rsports considerable activity in mining our cuatom and d,ii our garmeata with
in that section.
greater rapidity and ruahud out into
Ackerman were on Tuesday's train going street.
R. L. Coe made a trip to Leland last the atreet at full apced.
to Ashland to attend a meeting of the
Circuit court was not in session last
The fire wan found to be oonauniiag
board of regents of the Ashland Normal. Monday as Judge Hanna had to convene Monday to look alter his business inter­
ests in tbe lively mining town. The the Salvation army hall and the John­
court
in
Jacksonville
that
day.
Here-
Effective, March 21st, and until farther
firm ia refrorted as doing a good business son grocery atore building on Sixth and
notice, the Northern Pacific, second class convened court in this city Tuesday 111 the general merchandise line down I street». The alarm was turned in at
rate to Portland from St. Paul and other morning atU o'clock.
there.
4:15, but not until the firat building
Eastern terminals will lie |25.
Tom Hood is Bulling bicycle« by the
mentioiivd was about ready to fall in, and
Mra.
C.
E.
Harmon
went
up
to
Ash
­
E. E. D unbar , Agent,
bushels. You would better give him a
by the time the fire company could re-
land
Tuesday
mnrniag
with
her
husband
(¡rants Pass. Ore.
call before yen make up your rnind to
epond it wae practically burned up ami
He will sell you some* who went to attend the meeting of the the other t,o far gon» to be saved, it al­
The C ourier was mistaken last week buy a wheel
board of regents. Mrs. Harnion went
thing both nice and durable.
in stating shat T. H. Supple had gone to
along to spend a day or two in the Gran­ so was lompletely destroyed with the
The Northwestern Life Ina. Co. has ite city.
bulk of the coateiite.
Galiee creek. Mr. Supple had a siege
with poison oak and was unable to go the reputation ol paying the largest div­
The Salvation army building belonged
A.8. York was over from his mine in
down. He has lecovered, however and idends to policy holders. And with its the vicinity of Kerby lest Tuesday. Mr. to A. Lampke, but on itther» waa no in­
i«> now at Galiee with Mr.Milner working “New Policy” is better prepared than
surance The corner buil.iing waa
Tork intends spending the summer
ever to give you just what you want.
owne<! by Mra. Manser ol Saw Francisco,
their mine.
working in bis mine and lie expects good
N. P. D oixik , Agent.
partly covered, ao we are informed, by
Wanted—Agents everywhere to sell
results, and we hope his expectations
The
Christain
Endeavor
society of the may be realized.
insurance. Mr. Johnson bad insurance
Italian Piagonini Violin, rosewood bow,
Presbyterian church will hold ita regu-
oa Ilia grocery stock lo the amount of
violin case, instruction book, |13.50 for
John Pool left iaat Monday night for ♦SOO but bis loss waa at least 12 or 14
lar weekly prayer meeting next Sunday
the outfit. You can make |2.75 each,
Montana, where he will a,tend six hundred dollars. It is quite evident
and can guarantee Bet worth $25. Chi­ at fi:30 p. ni., the topic being, “How months or longer. Ho is not positive
■hall we divide our time?” Feel. 3:1-15.
that tbs building was set on fire and it is
cago Noyelty Company, 19 Montgomery
Everybody is cordially invited to attend. '■hen he will return to the Pass, but we more than likely that the guilty party
street, San Francisco, Cal.
think it is safe to say that ho will return will be brought to justice. A full term
Dr. Evans, the oculist-optician, did
Mrs J.
Wallace of Ashland will de­ not leave for tbe coast the 25th as ex in a reasonable length ot time.
in the penitentary is tbs punishment !..r
liver a public address at the M. E. (■ected , owing to a large amount of bus­
•M. A. Wertz left this week for Swede anyone whe is so low as to commit such
church South Thursday evening, April
iness he will postpone his coast trip in­ Basin where t.e will put everything in a crims. Such a |iersoii is dangerous to
27th; subject, “Woman’« Work and definitely. Ia*ave orders at residence order to start up the Sugar Pine Com­ any community.
W&men of the Bible.” Mrs. Wallace is on I street between 5th and 6tli.
pany’s mill at that place. The mill will
president of the Woman’s Home Mis
start lip soon and a big run la expected
For City Itecoriler.
The protracted meeting- which have for t|'e summer.
sionary society of Columbia Conferance,
I hereby announce niysell a candidate
been
iu
progress
at
the
M.
E.
church
for
M. E. church South, and is a good
William Pollock and family will start for tbe office of city recorder subject to
speaker. All are cordially invited to some lime closed Tuesday night with shortly for Lake county, Oregon, where the will ol the people at the next con­
20 additions to the church. The Rev.
come out and bear her.
vention.
O. H. B inns ,
Rounds who was assisting the pastor, the boys will engage iu the stock busi­
A letter from Mr. D. A. Cords, now in Rev. Jenkins, left for hie home in Med­ ness. Mr. au<i Mrs Pollock will remain
Charged With Arson.
during tbe summer an.I possibly may lo
San Francisco, informs us that he and ford this (Wednesday) morning.
H. E, Allen waa airested last Monday
cate out in that part of the state. Their
his wile expect to return in a few days
Those who (ailed to take advantage of post office will lie Royston, Lake comity. on a charge of sotting fire to the build­
to Grants Pass. The report circulated
ings which were burned Sunday morn­
that these people had left Grants Pass the opportunity to hear Chapman Hate­
H. C. Kinney end M. A. Wertz made a
for good had no foundation in fa«t. They man at the Baptist church last Wednes­ triptoSweds Basin last week and they ing. Hie preliminary hearing ana before
were called to F risco on business, but ex­ day evening missed one of the beet lec­ report the road over the mountain in Justice Holman Tuesday and after the
pect to resume their work in the factory tures given in Grants Pars for a long very good condition after so wucli rain examination of a mini I >er of witnesses,
in a very short time. Mr. and Mrs.Cords time. Mr. Bateman told us what he saw during the winter. They think there tbe court bound him over in the sum of
have 8|»ent time ami money in endeavor­ and some of the experiences the troops will not lie much work needed to put it $2,500, not being able to give bond be
waa committed lo jail. Judge Hanna
ing to build up ths pine needle industry had to undergo while in and about San­ in shape for heavy hauling.
ordered that th« grand jury be convened
in Grants Pass and we hope they may tiago, The lecturer had nothing of a
C. L. Mangum made a trip to hie for today co that the case might be tried
complimentary nature to say for the
make a prosperou« business of it.
mine the first part of tbe week. Per­ at thia term of circuit court. We will
Cubans.
haps he went down this time to gather
The state Christian Endeavor conven­
New shipment of ladies’ shirt waists the harvest, as it is about tune the frail not comment upon tlio prisoner's guilt
tion for Oregon will meet in Portland
or inuocency a» hie case is so soon to be
is ripe. C. L., we lirqio your spring tried.
the 25th of May and will continue in at Mrs. Rebkoirs —a full assortment.
session four days. It is anticipate«! that
The “Death Knell” has been sounded clean-up will lie far better than you ever
this gathering of young people will be to Apothecaries' Drugs, and a sign “To Indore ex|H-rien<'sd in all your life.
the largest and most enthusiastic ever let” will lie in manv windowsot Doctor's
H. C. Telford and hie eon Charley re­
held in the state. The committee on Offices since The Aunt Jane Home Rem­ turned from Lewiston, Idaho last Sun­
transportation has secured reasonable edy for female troubles has been placed day morning. Mr. Telford was bothered
rates from tbe railroad companies from on the market. Every man or woman, so much with asthma while in that sec­
different points in the state. The Young married or single, should send alwo- tion that lie was compelled to return to
Peoples* societies in Portland are doing cent stamp to our office for a beautifully Southern Oregon for bis health. It into
all in their power to make tbe gathering illustrated circular, free. Address The be hoped thst ere long be will tie as well
a grand success. Southern Oregon will Aunt Jane Medicine Co , rooms 13-14 as usual. Charley's health ia yery good
not fail to furnish her quota.
l^wis Building. Portland, Oregon.
William Cheshire has settled upon a
40 acre tract of government land within
the corporative limita ol Granta Paes.
Thio tract of land was thought to ba
■ ailroad land end was soldas ouch and
after it had changed hands several times
tbe last owner let it go by default and
Mr. < hoshiro look possession and is now
on the place.
The many friends of N. P. l*edge will
be very much pleased to bear thst the
gentleman is gradually improving. This
morning he was able to sit up in bed and
partake of a light breakfast. There are
a h< st of peeple in Grants Pass whe
would like to see Mr. Dodge on the
i vteets again and they evidence this by
I ihs many inquiries regarding hie condi­
tion.
!
Calhoun Grocery Co.
NOW FOR BUSINESS!
Our Big Spring Stock is now Complete. All Departments are I ull of
BRIGHT AND HANDSOME GOODS
The Greatest Combination on Earth.
GOOD GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
Come Out Next Saturday to Our
GRAND SPECIAL SURPRISE
SALE OF
DRESS GOODS.
Next Saturday, April 2gth.
R. L. COE & C2.
J.H Jack Williams returned from hie
old h .me 111 England laat Sunday mern-
ing. He has been awav from home aav-
eral months but enjoyed a very pleasant
visit with Ins relatives and friends in
the ..Id country. Mr. Williams informed
■is that the sentiment among the intel­
lectual class of people in England was de­
cidedly friendly to America inherdiffi*
.¡ollies with the Spanish fieople. lie
showed us a paper, The Star, which »11 i
published near hie home in 1100. It is |
an interesting sl.e>l to peruse.
II. C. Kinney arid C. E. Harmon went
up to Ashland Tuesday morning to at­
tend a meeting of the board of regents
r>f the Ashland Normal school. This
will be the first meeting of the board un­
der the new die[«risatioe and the amount
ol bnaineaa it will have to attend to will
1* considerable. Each regent will go to 1
the rneetieg with his pockets stuffed I
1 full ol applications from teachov, who
want to teach in tbs «hoot now that
there is a proepe< t of getting a little i
something lor tneir eervi.ee, but little
will be tha pay »ven yet.
■Will .Meet.
The-e will be a mooting for the pur­
pose of forming a militia at tb» City
Hall, April >7, at R p m. All of those
that signed the petition are exported tel
tie present, also any others who wish to
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We desire through tha columns of the
C ovrirr to extend our thanks to those
whoso kindly assisted us in laving a
portion of our goods during the fire Sun­
day morning. M.J ohnson and F amily .
Card ofThanke.
1 take this opportunity to thank rela­
tives and friends (or tbe kind attention
and help given luy wife during her sick­
ness and death.
E. W. L kvikr .
For Hale.
Choice barley and oat hay for sale.
Call 011 J. J . Moore er Harry Smith.
lloltN.
CURRY—la La Grande, Ore., April 10,
1HW, lo Mr. and Mrs. George Curry, a
son.
.MAIIKII l>
EISMAN HAMI.IN-Al the M. E.
church South parsonage, by Rev. L. C
Wilson, Saturday evening, April 22,
'!>V. I red D. hiamau to Miss \ ina
Hamlin ol Medford.
DIED
LEV1ER—In thia city, Wednesday, Ap­
ril 111, lNOll, Mr». E. W. laivier, of cun
sumption, aged 21 years and 5 months.
Mrs. Levier was a nativeof Minnesota.
but lived in Grants 1'ass since December,
1HH0. She was tbe daughter ol Mr. aud
Mrs. James Marsh ol this city. She
leaves to mourn ner departure, beside»
her husband, two little chlldreu, age» 2
and 4 year». Consainption is a dread
ful disease, it is no respecter of persons,
young or old and thia lady was stricken
Jowa in the bloom ol youth.
This is the
Dressy
Season
Anti you'll want a
ROYAL DLUE
5ERQE JUIT.
Blue that's Blue—Wool that's
Wool; Cool, Dressy, Perfect Fit­
ting; Double or Single Breasted
Sack, with Lining, Half Lined or
no Lining; the Ideal Summer Suit.
Just the Suit you ought to have at
the Price you ought to pay. Do
not imntagine we have only one
line of clothing, but we can furnish
you an assortment ranging from
{5.00 Upward.
TRO<J5ER5,
As a rule, !>eat the Coat and Vest
to a finish by several months. We have trousers that are made to
Fit and you'll find they are not the ordinary hand me down Trou­
sers so commonly sjioken of in places where they vend the Sweat
Shop product, but we carry a line of Stylish, Up- To-Date Trousers
that any gentleman would l>e proud to wear. Let us show you ,
what we really have.
The Proof of the Pudding is the liating Thereof
and we know we can satisfy you. We carry a line of Clothing
better made and nearer Perfection in >High,>Att Clothing than is
carried elsewhere in Grants Pass.
A complete line of Dress Shoes, Hats and Men's Furnishing«.
Rememlier We do not want your money st the expense of your
good will. We want to make ottr store your store
P. H. Harth & Son.
Clothing, B<M>ts and Shoes,
Men’s Furnishings. Hats, Valises, Etc.
Hats!
Hats!
Hats!
Fur Stock.
Wool
Stock.
Crashes.
Straws.
25c
50c 75c
$1. $1.25 $1.50
$1.75 $2 $2.25
$2.50 $2.75 $3
John B. Stetson
Hat $4.00.
The Sugar
Pine Store
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