Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, June 08, 1899, Image 3

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Dr. Flanagan.
Resident Dentist.
Pickle« in bulk at Wade’«.
_______________ ___ ___ I Fishing tackle al Cramer Bros.
Berry Cups at Pike’«.
E l Mi Cann of Allhouse was in the
Whole Wheat Flour at Wad«’«.
Plea a few daje ago on business.
Shoe« repaired at Hackett».
Wbipe, 10c to $2.50 at Haekelt’s.
J K. Pigney went to Medford this
Hour 75 cents at Scott Grittin.
C. St Louis for watch repairing
A large can Best Table Ap
PURE
Wednesday)
morning on business.
tkuts .. ....................... IjVic Sun Proof Paints at Cramer Bros.
Hartford bicycles at Cramer Bros.
W A. and J. A. Leonhard of Altheuse
A large can Best Table Bart-
;ANME
Clemens, Druggist, opp. Opera House.
>«-e Voorhie« if you want a camera.
were registered at Hotel Layton one day
. ............ .. I 2,4C Horsobueiiig at Trimble A Becher's
let Pears.
Garland Stoves and Ranges at Cramer this week.
GOODS
A large cau Best Table Black-
Bro.
Crockery
and
Glassware
at
Craiuer
berries
tajic
Ed W. Dana and U. 1>. Burnett, of Le­
Try our Yale Coffees.—Calhoun Gro­
Shredded Pineapples. .
. iiS Bro*.
land. spent a day in town the first part
cery
Co.
Where
du
you
get
jour
hair
cut?
Try-
Maine Sugar Corn ("Prefeired
Westphalia Hams 10c a pound at of this week.
Stock”).............................. 12'aC Will Mallory.
Clings to the Green Goods we
Miss Minnie Tuffs has acceped a posi­
Pike's.
Pi each Kidney Beans. Baked 12’jc Two Second Hand Wheels Cheap at
sell. The)'are tender and fresh.
tion with the Calhoun Grocery campanv
Beet
dour
at
75
cents
a
sack
at
Scott
3 pound can Hubbard Squash u'.-c Cramer Bros’.
as bookkeeper.
A tempter to the sluggish appe
GrtfBn
’
s.
Sou.ething good in Oysters.,. u'.c Fruit Jar«, Aluminum Cape, Rubbers,
C. E. Harmon went to Ashland attend
Bee*« Sugar Cured Canvased Hams at
ite and a strengthener to the system.
No days stock carried over
t pound Comb Honey...........I2,‘.'C Etc . at Pike's
a meeting of the board of regents of the
Pikes’, 12c.
to unload on the unsuspecting public tomorrow, but every day’s
1 pound Best Seeded Raisins i2';C
See those Photographs for 75c per doz
See Mickleson, the new eboemakei. Uhland Normal Tuesday.
stock strictly fresh.
FRESH Morning Meal.......................
u)4c
at Clevenger’s gallery.
Will Ireland is laid up this week en
He is in town.
W e are still giving oue Package Ho Buckwheat free with every ! High grade correepondenee paper at The only Stransky enameled wear at aecount of sickness He is wrestling
the Cot kier office
with a case of German measles.
Package H. D. Mush.
Cramer Bros.
Tbs work on M. Clemens’ new build­
T. P. Cramer went out in the vicinity
Bottle f Horse-radish...............
i2,'j'c
Fruit prospects for Southern Oregon
The label on a can may hide a shield. What is in the
ing has begun in earnest.
of Waldo Tuesday oil business and will
Good Standard Corn or Tomatoes
...
.
ice
are most flattering.
likely
remain
three
or
four
days.
can
remains
to l>e seen. We guarantee our canned goods to be
Take your shoes to Hackett for good
Harness of all Kinds, tirade« aud
Potted Meats of alljkinds
work and right prices.
Miss Clara Wertz returned fiom Jack-
the
best
sold
in the city.
Prices
at
Hackett's.
Aneric.ci Sardines.....................
son county Monday night, where she
If you want Flour in quantity, see
Buy Flour with the White Star oil.
Imported Sardines.........................
A
few
cans of Ashland Tomatoes left at toe a can.
had spent the past tw-' weeks visiting
Pike Special prices made.
It’s always good.—Wade
Armour’s Celebrated Sliced Ham
String Beans and pea* toe a can. or 3 for 25c.
friends.
•*
"
Bacon
DU CDV photographer
Where do you g*»r your shaving dene?
Best Table Apricots. Strawberries. Peaches and Pears,
Rev N. F. Jenkias returned from the
1 fl L LJ I Opp. Court House.
Underwood's Soused Mackerel.
Call at Will Mallory’s shop.
Willamette valley last Saturday and
15c a can or 2 cans for 25c.
McClaren's Clubcheese.
Good goods cheap— I test price« paid at
Trimble A Bacher are prepared to do held his regular services in Newman M.
Front Street Second Hand Store.
all kinds of blacksmithing.
Home giown Strawberries now arriving.
E. church Sunday.
Apples, Oranges. Lemon«, also Fresh
Weekly Oregonian and C ourier $2.
Cherries, New Potatoes, Cabbage. Onions this week at the
Dr. Myers has sold his neat residence
Vegetables of all kind« every day at
Fourth of July committees please meet in this city to Elmer Dunbar of the bank,
Pike’s.
at city hall Friday evening, June9.
and with his wife will leave for Portland
Call to see .Mickleton at his new shoe i
í í
M M. S. Poultry Netting. Cramer or the East.
»hop near the post office, He will do
Bros , sole agents for Grants Pass.
Miss Florence Day and Miss Irma
you first class work.
Start the day aright by drinking a cup Silsby went to Ashland the first of the
i There was some frost in the low
week to attend the Commencement ex­
It ia very reliably reported that a very
Very positive.
i places last Monday night, but not to do j of our Yale Coffee.—Calhoun Grocery Co.
ercises of the Normal.
prominent lady of Urania l'aaa, while at­
Buy
your
groceries
from
Wade
' any serious damage.
We
have
been
here quite a long
W. S. Holt, D. D., Presbyterian Sy­ tending the Endeavor Convention in
Prompt delivery and «alisfaction guar,
The various 4th of July committee*
time.
Have
been
successful. We
Portland
laat
week,
unintentionally
had
nodical
Missionary
for
Oregon,
spent
| are requested to meet at the city hail at anteed.
last Monday in Ashland in conference placed to her credit a good practical joke feel that we are an old and reliable
Don
’
t
forget
the
location
of
Cleven
­
8 o’clock p. m Friday.
that ia worth giving to tier frinndi at firm, and we very positively slate
with Rev. F. G. Strange.
New hats and trimmiLgs are con­ ger’s photo gallery, 4th street, half
George Porter of ladami spent last home. The young lady, who kiiowa that we will sell good goods just
stantly being added to the line ef mill­ block from Layton hotel.
Saturday
in the Pass. George came up quite well the streets of Portland informed as low as any store will sell them.
Lookout for Micklesou’s new *boe
inery goods at .Miss Clevenger’s.
to
drill
practice
with company H, of her lady frienda that ahe would escort:
them as guide when going to their meet­
W. E. D ean & Co.,
The Pelton Bros of Jackson county shop near the post office.
which he is a member.
The very best dour ami every sack
ings. But she, interested in conversa­
will drive about 200 head of cattle to
Red Star Store.
The
W.
C.
T.
U.
will
hold
a
reception
their ranch in Crjok county, eastern guaranteed, for 75 cents a sack at Scott at the residence of Mrs. Albert Hoed on tion, failed tc keep .her bearings and of
Grdiin’e.
course became lost ua it were. She
Oregon.
Business Chance.
Clams, 15c can; 2 for ’25^ Oysters, Friday evening of this week. A number thought to extricate herself from the
Mary
’
s
academy
in
Jacksonville
St.
Three tlinusaml dollar stock of dry
of
invited
guests
will
l>e
present.
Mower >•«*<•! ions. lCivets». Kniio
difficulty by stepping into a corner store
will hold commencement exercises at Sardines, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese
Wm. Colvig of Jacksonville will be to ask lhe proprietor, “Where ami?” goods, clothiny, notions, etc., for sale at
the United States hall of that place next and all Lunch Goods for Picnics at Pike’s
one of the representatives from Oregon The genial goodnatured jew, if jew he a discount, for cash. Stock was bought
Grocery.
Friday, the 9th.
of Chicago wholenale houses and ia clean
Try White Star Flour if you want the to the supreme lodge, A. O. U. W, which were, kindly informed the lady and alia, and well assorted.
Ashland is contemplating building an
meets
at
Indianapolis
June
13.
after thanking him, marched witli her
additional school room. The schools of best. Wade keeps it. In fact all kind?
Address 1’. O. Box 336, Grants Pass,
Mesdames Dr. I-lanagan and West company of Granta Pass ladiee aroifhd
that place are crowded and better facil­ of groceries at Wade’s at bottom prices.
Oregon.
Riggs
went
to
Portland
last
Munday
the
block,
and
as
they
had
traveled
four
ities needed.
Strange that [»eople will pay $5'» for a
Bids Wanted.
Hon J. T. Bridges, register of the bicycle when $35 will buy just as goo 1 a night as delegates to the Eastern Star blocks lheguide thought she would bet­
convention which is now in session in ter inquire again,and so she did, but wa.
Bids wanted for lhe construction ol
iioaeburg L:*nd office, has been sick, but one. T. A. Hood sells the Crescent.
that city.
made to blush exceedingly when she three and one-half miles of ditch, 32
the 'atest re|*orts are to the effect that
Frank McGregor and Al Boyce are
discovered that she had stepped Into the miles from Grants Pass on Illinois river
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Kinney
went
to
be is improving.
mining on the head waters of Sucker
name store and asked the same proprie­
SOLD BY
Scott Griffin is selling flour at 75 cents, creek. Frank reports picking tip nuggets Ashland Tuesday morning to attend tor the same identical question. But For particulars apply to J. O. Booth,
commencement of the Normal. Mr.
Grant* Pass, Ore.
The best at 75, the very best at 75, guar­ that are worth from 50 to 75 cts.
Kinney w ill also be present at a meet­ we will not tell.
anteed at 75, and all you want at 76
It is reported that there is to lie an­ ing of the board ot regents.
Wanted.
cents a sack.
The Modern Beauty
other excursion to Portland abont the
Agents Wauled for the Howland l.iqu
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prater
leit
immedialsiy
When life’s burdens rest heavy and 15th of this month. The Native Sons
after their marriage on the morning Thrives ou good food and sunshine, with or Cure must have some money Call
AGENTS FOR
cares overwhelm you, drink a cup of our and Daughters are to get it up.
train for Los Angles, Cal., where they plenty of exercise in the o|>eii air. Iler on or address Tims. A. Howland Hotel
Yale Coffee, and it will cheer you up.
Cards are out announcing the marriage will spend
their honeymoon The form glows with health and her face Layton—Grants Pa«.
Try it.—Calhoun Grocery Co.
of L. A.Simons and Miss Cura Doughton
blooms with ite Iwauty. If her system 1
Coi kiek wishes them a pleasant trip.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
E. (’. Stearns A Co. have a $10 bicycle of Spicer, Ore. Mr. Simons was former
W anted.
Edward
Smith
received
word
that
his
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
now ready fur Delivery; a fine high ly one of tne popular school teachers of
A girl to do general housework. Good
daughter
Mabel,
who
is
visiting
at
Syrup of Eige, made by the California pay. For particulars inquire it this of-
grade whees, but not so many options in Jackson county. We wish h’m and his
Klamathon. Cal., is fii very ill health, Fig Syrup Co. only.
Tire?, Saddles, Etc. Asa Redfield about wife.a happy journey.
iice.
and he went over this morning to bring
them.
The regular meeting of the W C. T. her home. Mabel has been over there
Come and See Us.
United Artisans Elect.
Anti-rusting Tinware at Cramer Bros. I ’. will be held at the residence of Father visiting her sister, Mrs. Phelps, for some
There are a number of small amounts
At
the
semi
annual
election
of
ollie
era
The Northwestern Life In«. Co. ha« Hood on the evening of June 9th, 1899. time past.
of Grants Pass assembly No. 4U. V. A., from 16c to *1.06 yet due us on the”Pail)
the reputation of paying the largest div­ Flower Mission day. A short program
Bulletin,” published by ua last year.
Baron Von lamipke went to San Fran the following officers were elected :
We have Just Received a CAR LOAD of
will
be
rendered,
light
refreshments
idends to policy holders. Ami with its
We wish to fiave these accounts settled
cisco
last
Monday
to
be
gone
several
M.
A.-J.B
Paddock.
"New Policy” is better prepared than served, and a very enjoyable evening is days. I hc Baron says there is some
as quickly as possible.
1
‘
.
M.
A.
—
A.
E.
Voorhies.
anticipated. The presence of every new
ever to give you just what you want.
Supt. —W. I.. Ireland,
member is desired
Meeting will be thing new down in Frisco that he is
N. P. D odge , Agent.
Wanted, to Exchange.
lnsp. —Mrs. J. N. Itenison.
called to order for business at 8 p. rn. thinking of buying. Not something to
Effective, March 21st, and until farther
Two fine residence properties in
drink
but
something
that
will
furnish
Secy.
—
C.
K.
Root.
notice, the Northern Pacific, second class Entertainment to begin at 8 p. m.
Marshfield, t ons Co , Or., for farm land
music soothing to the ear.
Treas —J. E. l>ay
The- - Wagons were put up expressly for our trade in this moun­ rate to Portland from St. Paul and other Bicycle repairing at Crainer Bros.
In liogue river valley. Address,
Miss T. Iloit who has spent the past
Sr. Con.—K. M. Eberle.
tainous country. Thev have p >ints which make them superior to other Eastern terminals will tie $25.
A. O. W hcklxk ,
Mrs Rehkopf want« to talk to you on two or three years in Kansas attending
Jr. Con —F. A. Mowers.
E. E. I)( nbak , Agent.
Grants Paas, Ore.
wagons.
Call and see them.
up-to-date Kid Gloves. It’s undisputed school relumed recently and has sn
M. C.—Ed Veatch.
Grants Pass, <Ire.
that she has the finest line in Grants gaged a room fn the Williams block
MARRIED.
Vulcanic Eruptions
Pas«. The prices are right. Every pair where she will instruct pupils in stenog
Bicycle ((sees for the Fourth.
warranted.
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life FRATEIi HALL In Grants Paas.Ore..
raphy
and
typewriting.
She
is
compe
­
The bicycle committee for the Fourth
June 7th, IHtXt, at the residence of the
The Christain Endeavor society of the tent as an instructor and we wish her of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures
The Forbes Interchangeable.
Pack Train for Sale.
of July celebration has arranged for four
brides’ mother, Mr. J. W. Frater ol
them,also Old Running and Fever dores,
Presbyterian
church
will
hold
its
regu
­
success
in
the
work.
good
amateur
races:
A
1-
mile
race
for
By far the I «it album for K lak pho­
1 have for wale at Kerby a fully
Pouglas county ami Miae Lillie Hall
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns. Warts.
lar
weekly
prayer-meeting
next
Sunday
Mrs.
George
II.
Parker
and
little
of Granta Pane, Ore., Rev. Robert
tograph* is the Forbes I nt • -r «-hangeable equipped train of pack mules, fully silver cup; 1-tnile race for gold medal
Cuts,
Bruises,
Burns,
Scalds,
Chapped
at
6:30
p.
in.,
the
topic
being,
“
A
Perfect
laislie, officiating.
daughter Gertrude went to Ashland last
photograph album for urmmted photo­ equipped with rg«iou«, coh«i«ting of and bicycle suit; 3-5 mile race for gold
Hands, Chilblains. Bost Pile cure on
graph*. They are hatphoine leather flame« fur packing lumber, racks for medal and camera ; 2 5 mile race for bi­ Child.” Luke 2 40-52. Everybody is Monday to attend the Ashland Normal earth. Prives out Faina ami Aches HALL— SLAGLE —At the home ol the
hriiln in this county by Kev. L. C.
commencement exercises. M rs. Parker’s
covered books made for 6 • ami 12 I p’.o- packing all kinds of machinery, etc cycle lamp and bicycle shoes. Prizes cordially invited to attend.
Only 2o eta. a box Cure guaranteed.
Wilson, C II. Hall to Miss Minnie
will also be given for the beet dec-orated
tog^pph*. One beauty of the t>»-< is All well broken. Call on or address
Willie Johnson and Carl Gentner are <laughter Edna is numbered among the Sold by W. F Kremer, Pruggist.
Slagle.
wheels appearing in the bicycle parade. now ready tor business in the bicycle graduates of that institution for thia
that
. 4x4 and 1x5 ph h _ra|. i*
J. B. G eokg e , Kerby, Ore.
These prizes should attract a good num­ and sewing machine repairing business year, and she comes out with high
can be put in the came b • k Cali and
If Shiloh’« Cough ami Consumption ber of riders and assure for the specta­ on a large scale. They have openedjup in honors.
see them. Photogs also in wi-»« k.
; cure, which is sold for the small price of tors some good races
A. E V ook mi..**
the rooms on Fourth street, formerly oc­
Major VV. E Norris, ex chief clerk
25 ds . 50cts. and |1.(M), does not cure
Wheelmen throughout the county cupied by Dr. Flanagan, and have put of the San Francisco permon offi e,
' take the buttle back and we will refund
For Sale
your money Hold for over fifty years on should take an interest in decoratin* tn a steam-power lathe and other ma­ is a guest at Hotel I aytmi accompanied
Choice bar lev and oat hay for Male. this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. their wheels and taking part in the par chinery. Their stock of Recycle wheels by Amos Roberts of Oakland, Cal.,
Call on J. J Moore or Harry Smith.
— W F Kre mer.
1
ade. l^et us have a good showing.
is exuected this week.
and also by D P Mitchell of San Fran­
cisco. You will tin 1, gentlemen, that
Grants Pass is a pleasant place to visit,
and we welcome you.
The Dew
of the
Morning
local happening«
Our Special
Canned Goods.
Calhoun Grocery Co.
B ót M’’Grocery
eering Mowers
AND - -
Cut Good Crops
Good Mower 11
Cramer Bros.
HARTFORD BICYCLES.
WAGONS
The Jewell Hardware Co
$2.2ö
The Dewey
The Greatest Bargain of the Season.
Men’s Vici Kid Shoes ill S2.25
We have just received a large shipment of men’s Vici Kid Shoes in
Black and Ian that arc Handsomely made up Nicely Finished. Soft Flexible
Soles, Medium Coin Toes,
WARRANTED ALL SOLID LEATHER,
And have placed them in our North Window. This will make a very Easy,
Soft and Durable Summer >hoe. just the thing for those who are bothered
with Corns or Tender Feet. Drop into the Store and have our Sales People
show them to you. I) »n’t be afraid of troubling us. We are always glad to
show Goods whether you wi*h to purchase or not
R. L. COE & C2.
Gentlemen : We Gin Sell Fou the Bist Shoe on Earth for the Money. Try us.
The le< ture of Dr Jenkins of Grants
Pass before the G. A. R. on Tuesday
night, was perhap« the finest address
ever delivered to a Eugene audience, on
memorial topics. The doctor is almost
an ideal orator
lhe audience were at
times worked up to the highest point of
patriotism, and excitement. And when
he angled out different members of the
Eugene G. \ R. boys for his inimitable
analyais the inn was simply immense.
Hie lecture was a great success —Oregon |
State Journal.
To Our Trade.
We have just put in a full line of lhe '
celebrated Yale braml Coffees. These I
are the very choicest grxxls obtainable |
on the market, and are noted the world
over for their fine flavor and rich aroma
Being roasted by a new process, which .
save« ?’» ¡H*r «ent more strength than the j
old method, are much < he«|»er for the
consumer. Please call and try them —
< 'alboun <fnxery Co.
Hall ttaglt.
1 be marriage of Mr. C If. Hall and
M im Minnie Magic last Thureday, w««
an Interwiting event enjoyed by many
friend« of the bride and groom and will
I e long remembered by th<x»e present.
W ti lie Mr. Aug nut Meyer played a aed-
ding march, the happy couple entered
the parlor ami «trajd under a beautiful
floral bell, where the words were «aid
which iDade them husband an«l wife,
and where, after the ceremony, they re-
ceived the congratulation« oi friend«
Rwfr**«buient« were then serve.J, after
which *e iintened to re< italmna by Mi*»
Mattie Je»« «nd Mr. Hamaker, all of
which wm greatly appre* iated and en­
joyed.
1 ii->te present were John Slagle, Mr.
and Mrs < unnmgham, Mr. ami Mr«
Hamaker, Mr and Mr«. Ixjveland, Mr*.
M. K Y ounkrr, <ieorge Younker,August
Meyer, Mr Du< omrnin.Miss Mattie Inn,
it W. and John W Meek and O. Pall
Many r»»«e present« were received by
the bruie and groewi.
F rom <hr Pak«gsr
Grants Pass—
Will do Herself Proud
This year 011 the 4th of July. The Committo > are all appointi <1 atul
are working haul to complete Suitable Arrangements I lie Militia
will help make it attractive, Captain Axtell having charge of this
feature.
You’ll Need a New Suit
$‘2.50 We ate showing -evi 1 d Suit-
Coat, Vest anti Pants, Round Cut and
Straight Cut, color Gray. Men's Black.
Clav Worsted, >3.75. Round Cut
$5.00
Mixed Wool Suit Cln iot-
Cashmeres. Etc , wide pipings, Double row
Stitched, Serviceable Linings,
r Fancy Worsted Suits, strict­
1
ly Puie Worsted in many Pat­
terns, Checks, Plaids anti
Stripes. Coats with Narrow
Satin
Piping,
Elegantly
Trimmed and Tailored Trou­
sers with Continuous Waist-
ban'« J1 o oo, to ft t.oo buys
a Suit grxxi enough for any
gentleman to wear. You like
to see your foot dressed neatly
and you'll appreciate the
Large Assortment of Stylish Up To Date Shoes, you'll
have to select from, ft .jo to >350 gives you a large
variety to choose from. Tans. Chocolate, Russia Calf.
Vici Kid, Box Calf, Titian Calf, in fact, too many
really top notch things to mention individually.
The correct things in Men's Negligee Shirts,
Golfing Shirts, Stiff Fancy B >soms, Stanley’s Etc. See our South
Show Window. Yours Truly,
P. H. Harth & Son.
Come to the
Sugar Pine
Store for a
complete cele­
bration outfit.
We can please
you.
Come to the
Fourth of July
Celebration
anyway if you
have to let
some other
store please
you.
Don’t think
you need to
work a stroke
that day, for
you don’t.
Remember,
the American
Eagle should
scream louder
than ever
before this year
and your voice
is needed to
help celebrate.
Come to
Grants Pass
the Fourth
and give up
one day to
enjoying the
fact that you
live on
Uncle Sam’s
ranch.