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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1899)
PRICE iüî ÛMLITT QQÆRÆNTEEÙ De. Flanagan. Reaident 1‘enli.l Wbipe, Ilk- to 4-’ at Hackett'» [fC. BtLouie for w*U-l> repairing Shoe. r-paired at Hackett'». See Voorhiee if you want a camera. Mrs. Nettie Adams is visiting leletivv, Time uooka at the Cornice office. New atyle* in sailor hata at Mr*. Reh- in th« Paw« this w»«k. N tary public at the Cot bibb office. (■«urge Porter from Grave creek spent kofi-a. tbe milliner, lie.) a day in town this week. Clemen», Druggist, opp. Opera House. Miaa Clevenger, Horseshoeing at Trimble A Bacher’o Star »tore Miss Fannie Werta expects to leave Where do you get your hair cut? Try Ail you nee«l for painting your bouse for Portland in a short time. Will Mallory. Deputy Rvveii'ie Collector l>avid Fox at Cramer Broe. goods of Ashland was in town Tuesday of this Take vour shoes to Hackett for good Harne»« of all Kind«, Gradee and week. work and right prices. Price» at Hackett'». Judge Hanna made a trip to Jackson New line of belt buckles and neck Trimble A Bacber are prepared to do ville last Saturday to Bpeud a day at i clasps at Mrs. Ketikotf's. all kind» of blacksmithing. borne. Daily, Fresh Strawberries at the “B A Lard», meat», bacon and etc, of all Ed Newell caiue down from Siskiyou M.” j kind» at Pike’» grocery. last Sunday and epeut a few days with Blauk notes at the Cot rikk office. 1 One and one half ton» of good clover bis family. photographer bay for sale. Inquire at tbit office. Roy Pool has returned from Wolf “Penny Wise and Pound Foolish" is an old adage, but “Save 1 H ID I Opp. Court House. New Comb Hooey, 12\c.—Tbe "B A creek and is now in the Sugar Piue store All our Canned Goods are Absolutely Guaranteed to be Good, M" Grocery. Extra bargains in choice Teas and the Pence and the Pounds will Take Care of Themselves," is at his aid post. no matter how Cheap the Price. Coffees at Pikes. Call and investigate. Photograph, traded for wo«xi at Clev James Richards left for Portland last equally ancient. A pound of good material is worth three J Monday where be intends to remain and Columbus (Standard'1 Tomato«.- ate otilv . . IOC ••Columbus" Standard Tomaloe». 10c. enger'g gallery. pounds of poor for the same amount of pence. The best is Magnolia Bluff, : lb Salmon . . IOC —“B A M” Grocery. A fre.ii clean atock of uighe.t grade to seek employment. 2 Cans of ' Maine" Sugar Coin . . .. . ............ always the cheapest. This applies in particular to Flour. .25c Weekly Oregonian and C ovkikk 42. paint» at Cramer Bros. Walter Pyke was in from his school Deviled Ham, small cans . 05c Patton's Sun Proof Paint has come. Rob. M. Eberle baa move«! into bia on Williams creek last Saturday. H. Perh aps you can get a second grade of Coarse Flour for less Armour s Sliced Ham, one pound cans nothing finer • 25c Cramer Bros, have it. reports school progressing nicely. new residence on Sixtli street. than 90c, in fact, we have it ourselves at 55c, but if you are a Armour’s Sliced Bacon, “ . .25c The new residence of Kutchelis, the Pike's weight» and prices are all right Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cords returned Lover of Good, Light, White Bread, (and who isn't?) just try a last week from San Francisco, where baker, is being rapidly built. on groceries. Try him and see. Get our Special Price on Syrup in Pails; it will Surprise you. sack of our Ashland Flour. We think the Ashland Flour is Goodjgoods cheap—Beat prices paid at In our next iaaue we will publish a they bad Iweu on business lor the past Front Street Second Hand Store. reply to Stephen Jewell’» article of last two weeks just about the Best Flonr that's been brought to Grants Pass í Í Rev. E. P. Childs of the Congregation Where do you get your shaving done? week. for a long time. We have so much Confidence in its Goodness al church ot Ashland, haa resigned bis Call at Will Mallory’s shop. The f>ewey has moved quarter» from pastorate and lias gone to Iowa to accept that we will pay ¿1 for a sack of Ashland that does not give tbe William's block to the Western You should see Miss Clevenger’s a call. millinery goods and get her low prices^ lute! building. Entire Satisfaction. Cyrus Pison has gone to Igerna.CaL, Don’t forget the location of Cleven^ Our groceries are always what they are whore he will work for the summer. recommended or money refunded nt ger’s photo gallery, 4th street, half' block from I»ayton hotel. > Mrs. Pixon will go over later to join her Pike's. husband. Save your bouse five year« of wear by Ikies your house need painting? Get Miss Effie Martin who has been visit prices on Patton’s Sun Proof Paint at painting with Patton’s Sun Proof Paint. ing thg family of M. A. Warts for the Fur sale only by Crauier Bros. Cramer Bros. past two weeks will leave for Portland Catholic services in St. Anne’s church Grants Pass was treated to a ehewer her home in a short time. tôisrtReo at 10 o ’ olock next Sunday, the 7th in of hail Sunday morning but no damage Col. J. A. Straight came in from Alt- thia citv. The public cordially invited. was done. F house Tuesday and spent a day or two ill We want to contract to have 100 000 Thus far there has been no serious town. Mr. Straight informs us th Militia Orcanlaed. ■company well as its second lieutenant. damage to the fruit from the effect« of feet oi lumber cut and sawed. Also 225 work is progressing nicely at the mine Later. Lieut. Brown telegraphed Adj H»re»ft«r Grant, I’»», will figure iu boxes put on our ditch in Galice creek, the frost« we have had recently. Lee Calvert and T. 1*. Judson went the military affair» of the atate, aa Lieu. Tuttle Wednesday morning to coms A i . kxandkk A B ent . 1». C Herrin, grand master ol the A. down to Salem Monday evening having Granta I'a»» bo,» will <-on>po»eone com Saturday and muster in the men as there Dr. Everett Mingus has been appoint O. C. \V. of Oregon, is «¡»ending two or in charge H E. Allen who was sentenced pany of the Oregon National Guard, are 43 who have passed the medical ex three weeks in Jackson county working ed health officer for Co«« bay by Govern 10 years to the pemtentiarv for arson. For the paat two or threa weak, aome ol amination. Adj. Gen. Tuttle has not as or Geer, to fill the vacancy reused by up an interest in the ord u r. PIRE Miss Paisy Stites, who is teaching in the young men have been vary earneat in yet replied but it is p robable that hewil the resignation of Dr. J. T. McCornac. SE Christ Riedel, graduate of I ipaic uni- nv be here on that day. the Bridgepoint district in Jackson coun tlieir effort, to induce the required nut ok The Fenn Mutual Life Insurance Co. varsity and a student in Paris, is organ ty, »«i in Grants Pass last Saturday aud bar of men to aign the roll and it no« Help It Along izing private classess in Latin, Greek, on top. Coheir« absolutely incontestable nat A made the Cm kikk office a pleasant call. wema that there will be no doubt that J. B. ’ Mnyer, representing the Oregon French and German. Terms to be had froua date of issue, and the advantages more than the 140 men neceaaery to or P. R. Hubbard of PesMoines, Iowa, a Editorial Association Souvenir commit too numerous to mention Call for ex at Dr. Kremer’s. ganize will be aigned and paaa the meilt- brother of our townsman J. A. Hubbard tee, waa in Granta Pas, the first part ol J. E. P etehson , Agent. cal examination a» at thio writing about Effective, March 21st, and until farther planation. I was visiting the latter a few days recent this week in the interest of bis work. Pike always makes prices right. Just 38 have already passed. About six of notice, the Northern Pacific, second ciao ly. Mr. Hubbard has been in the insur The association is preparing a souvenir Our stock is fresh from the factory and comprises the applicants failid to pas, the medical rate to Portland from St. Paul and other call and see him. Ha guarantee« w eights. ance business for a number of years and* of not less than ISO pages, 10x12 ef dif Eastern terminals will be $25. It seems strange that people will buy it is partly in this line that he is spend examination. The young men are very ferent place, in Oregon, so many pages enthusiastic in the matter anil we believe E. E. D i nbar , Agent. cheap wheels and pay a big price tor ing several weeks on the coast. being «fevoteil to a place according to the a live and thoroughly earnest company Grants Pass. Ore. them when they can get a fine high grade Judge Axtell is making a trip out in will be the outcome. A number of drills amount subscribed, it is not intended HOUSE Stearns for only $50. — Redfield ’ s. Smith & Hough have dissolved part* for individual advertisements but a brief the vicinity of Kerby, looking after the PAINI, Patton’s Sun Proof Paint comes in 10c. condition of the roads in that section, have already been had : the boys propose write-up of the town an.I county, with nership. Mr. Hough will go it alone to put in all their spare time drilling. and Mr. Sni th will probably have u cans for handy use. Get a sample at with a view to ordering necessary re half tone cuts of some of I ba la«st enter The preliminary organization waa White Lead, Linseed Oil, Col<is in Oil. end a full partner from Eugene. The dissolution Cramer Bros. pairs. The judge is going te fulfill hi* made last Thursday and on Saturday prises. This Is an excellent opportunity was by mutual consent. te silver!me < tregon Iroin coast to coast Tom Hood is selling bicycle, by the promise to the people over there by look Line ot Brushes officers were »levied aa follow»: Captain, Wanted—Agents everywhere to sell bushel«. You would better give him a ing into these things. That is what the Abe Axtol;Fir,t Lieutenant,E.B.Brown ; and from north to south, a, these souve Italian Piagonini Violin, rosewood bow, cal I before you make np your mind to people like to have the ollieers do, carry Secoml Lieutenant, J. A. Tate. With nirs are to be presentud to the memlwrs of the National i'ress association which He will sell you some- out the promises made before election, violin case, instruction b<x>k, $13.50 for buy a wheel these genllemen at the h»a<( ot the com and then they know whom they can pany, we l.el sure it will be a success, as meets in l*ortlsn«l the coming suininei. the outfit. You can make $2.75 each, thing both nice and durable. Mr. Mayer has done hie work well The Northwestern Life Ins. Co. has trust. and can guarantee set worth $25 Chi they have aa« h one had experience in wherever lie has been in his desire to see cago Noyelty Company, 19 Montgomery the reputation oi paying the largest div military matters. Prices on merchandise are always our state pronerly represented abroad. ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK. idends to policy hoklera. And with its street, San Francisco, Cal. Abe Axtell is loo well known to need changing ami a man with the money can Those in Grants Lass who responded to “ New Policy ” is belter prepared thau any introduction, and his military train Near the depot Monday morning some always take advantage of the money the call are as follows : ever to give you just what you want. passing teams became frightened at a changes that a man who doe« not buy ing dates alinoot from childhood, ft is Sugar Pino Co., First National Bank, N. P. D odgk , Ag»»nt. couple of dogs lighting and one ot the for cash cannot do. 60 you can save only necessary to say that ho is a veteran Price A Voorhies, F. W. Cliausse,‘Cra Swiss Cheese at Pike ’ s —20 vents per of tho Civil war and served bis country horses to a double buggy reared up, money by buying of a cash man and get mer Bros., Calhoun Grocery Co,, Oregon i A black curly shepherd dog, five turned himself to one side and literal pound. It is fine, call and try it. belter satisfaction, a« you don't have to from ’61 to ’<J& and saw active fighting Mining Journal, J. Wolke, F. Fetsch, 11. ' months old, four white feet, white strip ly stripped himself of every piece of bar The Christain Erniesvor society of the help pay some of tho had debts made by all along tho line. C Bobsien, J. O. Booth, G. Pheby, P. on no*e and a little white on tail. The Lieutenant Brown's military training neas from the end of the nose to the tip Presbyterian church will hold ita regu credit. You always gel satisfaction at H. Harth A Son, Hotel Layton and W. dog followed someone away Friday, Ap dates back to 18IK), when be joined the of his tail and left immediately for the lar weekly prayer meeting next Sunday Pika’« « ash grocery «tore. P. Wright. ril 21. The pirty will please return Sone of Veteran, at Chicago, soon after livery stable. A wonderful horse is he, at 6:30 p. m., the topic being, “Patient him or let me know of his whereabouts Stolen. he was appointed corporal ami in that ('omitted Mulclde. not many can beat him. continuance in well-doing ” Roin.2;l-ll. and oblige. F. H. S chmidt . capacity served until the organization While Mr. and Mr«. I>. A Cords wer« Everybody is cordially invited to attend. Mr«. Amanda Steelquist, wife of John start this spring 5<»rrh Bros.’ BigT rained Animal Keeping Faith. The “Death Knell” has been sounded «teelquiat, committed suicide at liar was disbanded. In Hepieiulier, 18'.K), lie absent in San Francisco, tome one broke by using joined the First Regiment Illinois Na into their houne near the Pine Needle Show Coming xl Monday We realize the necessity of keep to Apothecaries’ Drugs, and a sign “To home on Heroine Prairie, May lat at 2 tional Guards, was appoint««! corporal factory and «tele all their wearing apparel The N >rri« Bro».’ big trained animal let” will be in uianv windows of Doctor’s o’clock p. m. by shooting herself, the •diow’ will exhibit in this city Monday ing faith with the public. It would Offices since The Aunt Jane Home Rem nail entering near the heart. She died in January 'VI, and sergeant in July of which consisted of a number of tine «uitfl afternoon ami night. May Sth, under lie foolish to take the best end of a edy for female troubles haa been placed about six hour« after the shooting. Mr. the same year; discharged July 1, 18112. It it evident that the thief waa not a their enormous waterproof tents, which bargain and lose a customer. on tbe market. Every man or woman, Steeiq'iiat was out in the field plawing In April 18V8 Mr. Brown enliated in the tramp for the reason that he did not will be located opposite the depot. »A We believe in fair dealing to se married or single, should send a two and the son was in «chool. When Mr. First Nebraska Volunteers and serve«! at touch any of the establea that ware.in grand free street paratie will be given at cure trade. «ent stamp to our effice for a beautifully Steelquiat heard the «hot he went into Manila uatil l*eceuiber 15, when lie waa the house, He took a couple of pillow 11 a. in., at which time the entire com the house and found her sitting in a discharged on a< <-»unt el reducing the alipii from the lied in which to put hie When we began business there I illustrated circular, ire«. Address The chair. She said, “1 have shot myself,” regiment. Mr. Brown was in the battle Stolen goods, but apparently disturbed pany of over 20 > animal actors will I m » Aunt Jane Medicine Co., room« 13-14 . seen. The company consists of educated were several stores in Grants Pass Lewis Building, Portland, Oregon. When asked why aha had done so »he ol Maine, July 31, ami on August ó was nothing else. Mr. Cords lias offered a reward for dog«, monkeys, goats, shetland ponies, carrying our line of goods; with the replied that she was «lying for many that appointed »argent. On August 20, he zebras and elephants, and is the largest exception of one other and the Red many might live. It was evident that was witli tho attack on tho Spanish en the detection of the party and it is to be El< show of its kind in the world. “Ajax”, the woman whs laboring under some trenchments, and also at the battle ot hoped that he mav find him and «end Star Store, they are gone. We him to the penitentiary. It seems that the educated zebra with the show, is the mental hallucination at the time aha Manila, August 13. W. Wright, Mr. Brown I, quite well known in this the officer« should render some a«sist- i only trained African zebra in the world have remained and prospered by committed the act. Gen’I Agt. for Oregon and will be driven by Professor Noiris the very simple plan of trying to M ac A btmlb -F obbbht C yanide P bockm . The coroner, Dr. Kremer, summoned county, having visited every house in anee in trying to locate the guilty party ' in the street parade. ‘ Fargo’ , the sell Honest Goods at an Honest the following jury George Hartman, the county during the past few months Cyanide and Chlorination treatment John Hartman, Will Kennedy, K*nj. in tbe interest ol tbe Cociusii and other ' ■ >1 , I r'lt-LJLiJWI"• ■ «malic t elephant in the world will a’so Price. Respectfully, Ore«. HENSON At Cosmopoli», Washington, be se *n f 1 is grand attraction is par- Holcomb, A. W. Fox and 1. L. Cousin« Granta Pass firms; lie also deliver»«! a of Bullion Relined and Shipped. ■ , J l -JÍM -i ■ W. E. I) kan & Co., April 28, to Mr. and Mr,. Rea W. Ben ticr» larlv a«trac* .\e to ladies and children CONSUMPTION The jury found that the woman shot her number ot lectures in different parte of I son, a eon. GH ants P anb , Red Star Store. the county on tbe situation at Manila. i It is 1 t an. in -ra! ami hittfilv in atructive. self with a pistol while under a great MAURI ED. mental «train brought on by de«*pon- , Lieutenant Tale is a native of Missouri. | having spent his l>oyhoo<i days in that KM I TH — H A M LIN — At the residence ol dency. Mr. Harry Nmith, Hunday, April JJdth, elate, be has been West since 181*5, ami i since ’’Jo haa been in the vicinity of | 1899, by the Rev. ('ha«. Booth. Arno« (’ Smith to Mias Kusie Hamlin, both «irants Pass engageii in mining. Hl» I of thia city. military career dates from 1890 when he | joine«l the regular army at Indianapolisi ami wont to Coiuuibuo, Ohio, for drill I 1/)N<i—In Portland, April 27. Mr«. Car rie Long, daughter of Waller Cruxton instruction, remaining there until 181*4 and alece of T. F, Croxton of thia city when he was a.aigned to Company I*, first regiment ef heavy artillery ER VER At the residence of her father J. II. Fryer, in thia city, Saturday I/' stationed at New York , appointed cor evening. April 29, of heart failure, Ada l>eral in 1’92 ami served as sains until Blanche Fryer, aged 14 years, sis 24 ! discharged in 1894. In 181*2 he passed month* and «even day*. Ada had 28 ! the bear«! of officers firet-claes gunner been sick but a few daya and her sudden oceiving 90 7 per ent and the next yea* taking away waa a great surprise to her as le-coml class gunner receiving 87.3. rrief stricken parents who have the sym | .Mr. Tate is a quiet, unassuming young pathy of their friend« iu the loss of their T P Cramer ............. 37 man arid with bi» military retord it is daughter. The funeral waa held at the L. D Fay .............. •ale Io predict that he will serve his M. E. church South at I 30 Tueaday. T A Hood................. H V Rotermtihd II. I . -IGi I II . I. A. Rehkopf ........ L. L J enn i ng a........... M. M Rummage roe poli » >. iriioE < Jeorge P. Furman . . JOT. r v i local tappeiiinos personal J PURE NMED Penny \\ ise DLI CDV H. C. Bobzien, Propr. Calhoun Grocery Co We have received our stock of READY FOR l STRICTLY FLOOR PAINT. PAIN!. WAGON ZE^IHSTT Clemens Rom River Courier $ 1.20. ASSAY G. 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. J ™ e P ingree C omposite FOK FURAMI RF.K Col. Johnson................ fob ArroaNKY \ <* Hough.............. L. V Stewart............ ’ ■r*i fl' M /■K « ' 1 I • Ail sATisnrp • SOLD ONLY BY Men and Children 7H 53 93 310 37 32 21 37 127 4**50.11 53 174 Quit li Work Mention was made in these columns last week of one IL E. Allen, who was arrest«,! for ths arson of a building He committed the crime >n Sunday morning, April 23, was ar- re<ed the following Monday morning, had his preliminary trial in the justice 1 ourt Tuesday morning, appeare«! before 'be grandptryTteursday inurningand was indi« ted,had hie trial in the circuit court ' Friday, was found guilty of the charge by the jury on Saturday, was taken into court Monday morning at 10 o'clock and sentenced by the court tor a term of 10 years in the penitentiary ami was taken to Salem the wme evening by foe Cal , vert and T P. Judson. No one who heard the evtdonco | sr-eme l to douet for a moment that the man tat guilty amt that ai» sentence is Choice barley and eat hay for tale Call on J. J Mwzre er Harry 'miUi. New Dressy See north show y nona SHOW window. W.ndow. A new line of Neckwear Teck., Four in Hmd,. Puff. a„ , A„,|t, 25c & 50c Clothing, Men’» Furnixhing,. Men’, and B >y, Shoe, Hn,, Trunk, and VaHses. Harth & Son The Sugar Pine Store
