Rogue River courier., June 15, 1899, Image 3

—
’ local toappeninos
E. I" Wright recently returned from
Dr. Flanagan,
Resident Dentist.
hie mine on Williams creek and is no*
conrtned to his bed having suffered a
Pick lea in bulk at Wada’s.
slight slroks of paralvsis.
"WW
Whole Wheat Flour at Wade's.
Our Special
Berry Cup® at Pike'«,
J. 1> (Hburn of Iceland was seen in* Il is surprising what a large amount
We sell Crockery.—Cramer Bru**.
of sugar pine lumber le hauled by teams
this city Tuesday.
shoe» repaired at Hackett's.
Whips, 10c to $2.50 at Hackett's.
A large can Br>t Table Ap
J PURE
tieorgv SartweH of tialu-e epent a few dally Iroin Swede Basin 30 miles South­
I
lour
75
«
uni®
at
Hcoil
Gritfin.
ricots .. ..........
lltyc
C. St Lamia for watch repairing
west to the Sugar Pine Door and Lum
«lays in town recently.
A large can Best Table Bart-
NMED
Bicycle Repairing at Crauier Bro®.
See Voorhiea if you want a camera.
her companv’s establishment in this
L.
L
Jewell
has
returned
from
Port-
i
let Pears. ........................... I3%C ■ Clemen«, Druggist, opp. Opera Honaa.
city. II C. Perkins, returning from
Westphalia llama 10c a pound at land after a few days absence.
GOODS
A Urge can Best Table Bl ack-
the Illinois valley yesterday, passed no
Hor«et*hueing at Trimble J e Bacher’a Pike'«.
Dr.
Kiemer
returned
from
Portland
’
berries
i2>4c
less than 30 heavily ladeued teams, tach
Beat Hour at 75 cent« a sack at Scott Wedne»dav morning of this week.
Mower
and
Mower
Extra«
at
Cramer
Shredded Pineapples.. . ... 13)4
carrying at least 2iXX) feet of clear pine
Griffin's.
Bro«.
Maine Sugar Corn U'Preteired
J i Ryan made« trip to Portland lumber and this it should be remem­
Beat Sugar Cured Cauvased Hama at
Where do you get your hair cut? Try
Stock "
. ............ I2‘.c
last week, returning this week.
bered is only the product oi one mill,
Pikea’, 12c.
French Kiilnev Beans, Baked u'.-c Will Mallory.
T. (i. Harmon of l>vei creek, father of there being several others of equal ca­
See
Mii'kleeon,
the
new
ahoemakei.
J pound can Hubbard Squash u'.-c
Fruit Jar®, Aluminum Capa, Rubber®,
Poatma»ter Harmon, ®|»eul last Monday pacity supplying the same concern.
He it in town.
Something good in Oysters... 12 1 jC Etc , al Pike’®
in town.
Harnea« of all Kind«, Gradea and
i pound Coinb Honey ......... I3*iiC
Going to C.kbraU
Mr». D A. Cords went to Ashland
//
see thuee Photograph« for 75c per doz
Price« at Hackett'«.
1 pound Best Seeded Raisins i2'.-c at Clevenger’s gallery.
this (Wednesday morning to »pend the
The people of Kerby are making prep­
Buy Flour with the While Star on. day.
FRESH Morning Meal
láMÍc
arations for a celebration this year.
High grade correspondence paper at
It’»* always good.—Wade
P. H.'Harth went to Portlaud the first A grand celebration will be expected, as
the Cot kier office.
We are still giving one Package Ho Buckwheat free with every
Two Good Second Hand Bicycle«, of the week to be gone a few days on the people in that vicinity know how to
lake your «hoes to Hackett for good
Package H D Mush.
business.
Cheap at Cramer Bro«.
celebrate when they make an attempt. |
work
and
right
price®.
Bottle of Horse-radish..........
!2}aC
Attorney L. V. Stewart made a bus- Hou A. C. Hough of this city is to be
Where do you get your «having done?
The Dewey coniee to our desk this
Good Standard Corn or Tomatoes
IOC
, ire®« trip to Jackaon county the first pait the orator of the day and that insures a
Cail at Will Mailory's «hop.
week considerab y enlarged.
of the week.
good speaker. A basket dinner will be
Potted Meats of all kinds . .
Trimble A Bucher are prepared to do
If you want Flour in quantity, see
Willis Weidman went to Williams on one of the attractions and a d’oplay ol
American Sardines . .
all kind« of blacksmithing.
‘
price® made.
Pike
Special prk
his a heel last Thursday and was pres­ tireworks in the evening will be another.
Imported Sardines.
..............
Weekly Oregonian and C ourier $2.
ent
at the picnic on Friday.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
A large eiowd is expected.
Armour's Celebrated Sliced Ham
Teacher», remember the National Ed­
. ________ __ Opp. Court Houae.
Chas. Nickell of the Jacksonville
“
Bacon . . .
Vote of Thanks and Appreciations.
Gooi gtHid® cheap—Beat price® paid at ucational Association Meeting Excur­ Time« came down Sunday to attend the
Underwood's Soused Mackerel.
sion
Gen. Ix»gan Post No. 39 G. A. R. at
Front Street Second Hand Store.
I adjourned term of circuit court.
McClaren's Clubcheese
Buy your groceries l rom Wade
Teachers, remember the National Ed­
C. C. raylor came up from Lower Illi­ Grants Pa««, Oregon, hereby extends its
Come the good things we pro­
Home giown Strawberries now arriving.
ucational Association Meeting Exciiroioa. Prompt delivery and *aii«faction guar, nois last evening where he had bean as­ thanks and appreciation to those who
anteed.
vide for our customers' tables.
took
part
and
so
kindly
assisted
in
Cherries, New Potatoes, Cabbage. Onions this week at I he
sisting in making some ditcU surveys.
Apple®, Orange®. Leuiou», also* Fresh
Memorial
and
Decoration
Dav
service®,
Don
’
t
forget
the
location
of
Cleven
­
Staples,
Luxuries, Delicacies—
W. P. Wright and H. C. Perkins re­
Vegetable» of all kinds every day at
ger’« photo gallery, 4th street, hall turned Tuesday evening from surveying at Grants Pa®«, Oregon.
Pike’®.
always the earliest and best
Respectfully extended by order of the
block from l^iyton hotel.
ditches on Six Mile, Lower Illiums river.
Call to bee Mickleson at his new »hoe
post, June 7, 1899.
A uk A xtri . i ,
that come to this market.
l«ookout
for
Mickleson
’
s
new
shoe
Will Ireland has recovered from his
shop neat the post office. He will du
_
Adjutant.
shop near the post office.
We take pride in procuring
attack of German measles and i» again
>ou first class work
The very best flour and every aack at his post in Cramer Bros’, hatdware
Social for th« 21a«.
Hon. A. C Hough has been engaged
the freshest and best to be had,
The young ladiea ol the towu have
by the people of Kerby to deliver the guaranteed, for 75 cents a «auk at Scott store.
and you'll agree with us, when
Gr.tfin’s.
Ralph E. Hanna, mail clerk between planned and will carry to completion
oration on the 4th.
I Clams, 16c can ; 2 for /25c Oyster«, Portland and Ashland, came down from the donating of a nice Bag to Company
you buy here, that we succeed.
New hats and triminit.gs are con­ Sardine«, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese
Ashland last Thursday and »pent a day 11 of thia city, t he idea la a go'xl one
stantly being added to the line ef mill­ and all Luuch Goods for Picnics at Pike’«
visiting in the city.
and the ladiea we commend for their Finest Green Vegetables, Green Apples,
inery good® at Mist Clevenger’».
Grocery.
Dr. J. M Keens, the prom inent den consideration and reapeet for the boy« Apricots, Lemons, Bananas, Strawberries,
Scott Gritfin i» selling flour at 76 cents.
Try White Star Flour if you want the 11st of Medford, passed porth fur Port- in blue. They will give a eocial at the
The best at 75, the very best at 75, guar beet. Wade keeps it.
In fact all kind« land la»t Sunday evening, where he will Odd Fellowa’ hall the Slat ol thia month, Oranges, Etc.
anteed at 75, and all you want at 7C of groceries at Wade’«
at bottom price«, remain a few day®.
for the purpose of increasing their funds
A lot of California Peaches just in
»-ent« a sack.
Strange that people will pay $50 for a
Supt. J. D. Hayes came over from for thia end. A good program will be only SOc a box.
Extensive ditch construction will
bicycle when $35 will buy just as gool a Kerby last Monday and lelt for Wolf rendered and another interacting feat­
shortly be commenced on the recently
one. T. A. Hood sells the Crescent.
Creek vicinity to visit some of the ure will lie a good supply of icecream.
Tempting Canned Goods aud
purchased property of Beardley and
Only 15 cents admission, lie sure that
Mr» Rehkopf wants to talk to you on school» now in se sion
Thompson on Six Mile.
you
go
and
enjoy
yourself
and
aid
the
Staple Goods of the Best.
up-to-date Kid Gloves. It’s undisputed
Will Merritt and T. H. Wai lord will
E. C. Stearns A Co. have a $4 ) bicycle
that she has the finest line in Grants leave in a few days for a trip through ladiea.
Come in and buy where you
now ready for Delivery; a fine high
Past«. The prices are right. Every pair Klamath county before Mr. Warlord re­
Th«
Mod«rn
Beauty
have the whole world for a
grade whee®, but not so many options in warranted.
turn» tj Vallejo, Cal.
Thrives on good fowl xnd sunshine, with
Fires, Saddle®, Etc. A sk Redfield about
market.
Paints
and
Oils
at
Cramer
Bros.
Rev. Dr. Leslie, of the Baptist church, plenty of exercise in the open air
Her
them.
The Children’s Day exercises at the M. went to William« last Friday where be form glows with health and her face
Anti-rusting Tinware at Cramer Bro».
E. church last Sunday evening were very made an address at the closing exercist« blooms with its beauty. If her system
Fred Croxton this week bought the
good. The congregation was large and of the Williani8 school.
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
Siilee’ place north of the school house,
all seemed to appreciate the well-ren-
Jim Daily, the Sunset lineman be­ remedy, ehe uses the gentle and pleasant
and will remove the building now on de red program.
tween Grant« Pas® and Waldo, spent a Syrup of Figs, made by the California
the place to another portion of the lot
X-M
day
in the I’a®« this week on busine®». Fig Syrup Co. only.
We
received
this
week
an
invitation
and erect a new dwelling during the
to he present at the reception tendered Jim Las the line up in good condition.
summer.
Bid« Wanted.
to the Most Rev. Alexander Christie, D.
C. B. Beardsley of Chicago, who re­
J*W
Walter Dyke tlostd his school in Wil­
Bida
wanted
for the conatruetion of
D., Archbishop elect of Oregon, but we cently purchased an extensive mining
liam» la»t Friday and returned to the
were unable to be present.
property on the Ixrwer Illinois river, three and one-half milM of ditch, 32
Pas» the same evening. The director®
TÏIC3- M
The warm days of last week were fol­ came up from the mine Sunday evening. niilea from Granta Paaa on Illinois river.
gave him the school for another term
For particulars apply to J. O. Booth,
T. P. Cramer spent a «lay or two in
which 1» evidence that Walter did well*, lowed by a few days somewhat cooler
during the first part of this week. Crop« terviewing the farmers and others on Granta Paaa, Ore.
The Northwestern Life Ins. Co. ha»
are grow ing nicely and a heavy ciup of the Appivgale in the vicinity of Murphy
Wanted.
the reputation of paying the largest div­
FULL LINE OF
grain and hay will Ire harvested. Fruit and I’tovolt tLe first part of the Week
idends to policy holders. And with it»
To
trade
a
good
t~o horse wagon for a
is doing well. There is a fair crop of
Very positive.
Mrs Will Mallory. Misaea Minnie and good fresh cow. Address J. M.&pe,
BICYCLE EXTRAS AND SI MMIES.
’New Policy” is better prepared than
berries in this immediate vicinity.
Lulu I’vke, Ira Mallory and Allen Mc­ Grant® Paes.
ever to give you just what you want.
We
have
1>eetl
here quite a long
AT
Business must Ire rapidly increasing at Kenzie were among those who attended
N. P. Do due , Agent.
time.
I~
To Unveil the Monument.
Mallory’s barber shop new that it takes the closing exercises of the William« i
Effective, March 21»t, and until farther
three chairs to meet the demand of the school last Friday.
Rogue
River Camp No. 56, Woodman feel that we are an old anil i i>.' j’’le
notice, the Northern Pacific, second class
public. If you want a good shave you
of
the
World,
will unveil the monument firm, and we very positively staTi',
Evangelist
Russ
passed
through
on
rate to Portland from St. Paul and other
can get it at this shop. Try it.
Tuesday morning's train on his way of the late Henry W. Kinney, on Sun­ that we will sell good goods just
Eastern terminals will be $25.
FL E. D inh ar , Agent.
i T. Y. Dean and L. G. Barden were South. He 1« ex|»ecle<l at Lakeview day. June 18lh, 1899, at the Odd Fellow«’ as low as any store will sell them
(■rants Pass. Ore. I working last week in H. B. Miller’s hop where he will hold a series of meetings cemetery near thia city.
W. E. D kan & Co.,
yard on Applegate, but they had no with Pastor Fysh of that place.
All the Woodmen belonging to Camp
Ruv. L. C. Wilton of the M. E. church J
Red Star Store.
foreman and the boys say that they
No.
55,
living
in
and
near
Granta
I'a«®
Frank South, who hold« down a good
South preached in the Presbyterian
worked themselves and the horses so job at the Greenback mine, i» at home are expected to be preeent and take part
Wanted, to Exchanyt.
church in this city last Sunday. The
hard that it was necessary for L. L. Jen­ laid up for repair« on account of a dam­ in the ueremeny.
sermon was pronounced an excellent one. |
Two flue reaidence prnperti.x in
nings, the foreman, to go out this week aged eye. He expects, however, to he
MarahOeld, t one Co , Or., fur farm land
In a game of football last Sunday be* to look after them.
Stray Notice.
able to return in a few days to resume
tween a Jacksonville nine and a nine
There i. at my house a light eorre) in ltogue river valley. Addreaa,
“ We are sorry to be informed that Geo. work.
from Eagle Point, the former were de-
A. O. WuKKI.KH,
Estes is sick at St. Luke« hoHpital in
Judge ¡1. K. Hanna camo down from ■uare with white etrioe in face, weight
We have Just Received a CAR LOAD of
leafed after a bard content. Jacksonville
Granta Pane, Ore.
about
HO0,
4
yeaia
old,
aery
breechy.
San Francisco with typhoid malarial Jacksonville last Sunday evening and
has t>een noted for its strong learn of
fever, but we are glad also to learn that opened court Munday morning of this Owner can have name by paying all ex-
Come and See Ui.
ball players and for the Eagle Pointers
W. M. K nox ,
he has tak«*n a turn for the I m ? I ter. it week. As there are a numlwr of case® penoeo.
There are a number ol small amounts
to go over there and treat them thus
Granta Pane, Ore.
will be pome days before he will he able tor trial it is probable that court will be June 13, IHtM».
from 15c* to $1.05 yet due us un the*‘Dail>
has somewhat humiliated their pride.
to return to tiranta Pass.
in se-sion during the entire week.
Bulletin/’ published by us laid year.
Oh th« Fourth ! I t
Un the 4th. it will be tried again and
For Sale.
A. S. Careton and Ralph Friend from
Do not forget the Fourth In Granta We wi«h to have these accounts nettled
These Wagons were put up expressly for our trade in this moun­ the boys of Maple Town will try exceed­
Choice barley and oat hay for »ale. Fresno, Cal., are in the county looking I’aea. There in to Ire a grand celebra as quickly as possible.
tainous country. They have points which make them superior to other ingly hard to redeem themselves.
for a location. It was from these gen lion and there will be many people to
The many friends of Rev. Father (’all on J. J Moore or llarry Smith.
Wanted.
wagons.
Call and see them.
thinen that we learned of so many viait the city A match ball game will
Desmarais of Jacksonville will learn
Agents
Wanted
fur the Howland Liqu
people leaving Southern California for be one ol the altractiona. Lookout tor
i with regret that' be is contemplating ASSAYER,
or Cure must have some money, ('all
Oregon
ami
Washington.
ahain battle, you will Ire enthusiaetic
| temporially resigning his charge on a<-
W. G. Wriglit, Dr. Murphy will take hi« departure the
on or address Thos. A. Howland Hotel
when you e«<e that part of the program
count of 'll health. Father Desmarais
Gen’I Agt. for Oregon
Layton —Grants Pass.
' has worked bard in his field for he was M a * A bthi r -F orr » t C yanide P rockm . for (¿old Hill in a few day«, where be l.et every bedy turn out on thio day and
will
open
a
barber-shop
to
«have
the
celebrate
aa
they
never
did
before.
Business Chance.
anxious to do the work put u|»on him.
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment boys in the latest and m<wt improved
His ill health is the result of overwork
|
Three
thou«and
dollar stoi'k of dry
HOHN
of <>ree.
methods. The doctor is a rustler and
ami we trust that when he has had suffi-
' goods, clothing, notions, etc., for »ale at
Bullion Refined and Shipped.
he will do good work. Success to him CHESHIRE—In this city, Thursday, a discount, for < ash. Block wa« bought
ORDER THROUGH THE COURIER
| cient, rest be will be able to resume his
G rant «
O regon .
is our wish.
Jun«*, lWfJ, to Mr. aud Mr® Fred uf Chicago wholesale house® and is clean
labors.
Clieehire, a daughter.
£ \ssessor Tom Smith was out in the vi­
and well aanorted.
cinity of William« a portion of last week OHBOKX—In this city June IStb. 1899,
Address P. O. Box 335, Grain« Pas®,
to Mr and Mrs. J. D. Osborn of Le (Iregon.
doing assessment work. Tom is using
his (rest endeavors to make his asses- . land, a eon.
merit a just one. and, as far as we are
able to «»certain, his work is proving >
satisfactory to th® ¡reople.
Rex. Charles Hay«, his wife and little
girl, arrived on Tuaaday morning’s train
from Kansas City, Kansas. Mr. Hay»
will supply the Presbyterian church in
this city for the coming year. He will
r>e gladly welcomed by the members of
the congregation who have been looking
forward to his coming with pleasure.
ÎO
Mr. and Mr«. Hhaska and family oil
four children arrived from Elm Grove,’ |
Win, Tuesday morning of thi® week.
These people nave come among u® to Io* I
cate l>e. am»e they have heard of Mouth 1
em Oregon's mild climate ami they |
wish to enjoy it themselve« fora few
years. They are nice people and such
we welcome to our midst and at the
same time wish them success in thi«
their naw home.
This year on the 4th of July. The Committees arc all appointed and
Mr«. H. C. Telford and family will I
are
working hard to complete Suitable Arrangement.«!. The Militia
leave m a few 'lays for Yreka, Cal., to
will help make it attractive, Captain Axtell having < barge of this
1 join Mr. Telford who is located there is
• for«-man for a contractor and builder.
feature.
■Since going to Yreka Mr. Telford has
enjoyed very good health and ha feels '
that bg w
to i-oritinue work all t
the eurnaaer. His friends in the Pass
• ill be pleased to hear that he has good
We have just received a new invoice of Nice Things
employment.
We have just received a large shipment of men’s Vici Kid Shoes in
in
the
Clothing Line, Fancy Worsteds, Gray River
J. C. Randle brought Frank Morrick,
Black and Ian that arc Handsomely made up Nicely Finished, Soft Flexible
sides, Round and Straight Front, Black and Blue Black
Mr. Gage and Bon to town Tueoday, arid
Worsteds.
Soles. Medium Coin Toes.
the former left for Ban Francisco, aad
the latter, Mr. Gage and his son, for
TI N DOLLARS works wonders in the purchase of a Nui-
WARRANTED Al l. SOLID LEATHER.
Oakland, Cal. Mr. Randle informed os
Suit. We do not try to make you believe we are Giving
that the <->an-up by the Jump off-Joa
And have placed them in our North Window. This will make a very Easy,
our Gsods away but we do say, and mean it too, that we
Mining «urn|»any, while not extraordi­
are giving the Best Values in Grants Pass for the Least
Soft and Durable Summer Shoe. juM the thing for those who are bothered
nary, was in every way satisfactory.
.Money, and are ready to prove it to yott.
The
work
has
closed
down
for
the
season
with Corns or Tender Feet. Drop into the Store and have our Sales People
on a< uni of a acarcity of water. Work
Yours for a Bargain in Clothing.
show them to you. Don’t be afraid of troubling us. We are always glad to
will be returned again when the rainy
. seae**n seta in.
show Goods whether you w ish to purchase or not
personal
From the
Four Quarters
of the Globe
4 PHEBY
11
B de M ’’Grocery
Columbia,
Hartford,
Vidette.
Calhoun
OLE REPAIRIN'
:«
I
Come to the
Sugar Pine
Store for a
complete cele
bration outfit
We can pleas;
you.
;■
aed.
**r’
Come to the**“
Fourth of J 7.
Celebration
anyway if. yo
have to let
some other
store please
j'jrsu.
Hardware Store
Don’t think
you need to
work a stroke
that day, for
you don’t.
WAGONS
Stough’on Wagons /■ Geo. Enger & Co. Buggies.
Remember,
the American
Eagle should
scream louder
than ever
before this year
and your voice
is needed to
help celebrate.
The Jewell Hardware Co.
Courier and Oregonian i rear for S2
Grants Pass
Dewey
The Greatest Bargain of the Season
Men’s Vici Kid Shoe« at S2.2
Gentlemen :
We (¿n Sell You the B;st Shoe on Earth for the Money. Try u>
New Clothing for the 4th of July.
Siliirdry Ah«rn<H.n
The I a <I im ’ Aid Hociety of the Preeby-
trrian church wish it known that they
will sell ediblea al the Sugar Pine store
nest Saturday afternoon. They will
beve ww cream in al.un<lan<-e. Give
them a call.
Come to
Grants Pass
the Fourth
and give up
one day to
enjoying the
fact that you
live on
Uncle Sam’s
ranch.
P. H. Harth & Son.
Gent*' Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Valises, Wagon (¿overs. Etc.
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