Rogue River courier., June 22, 1899, Image 3

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Tom Williams is building himself a
I>r. Flanagan,
Re»ident Deatiet.
nF al real dene« on bis lot near the resi­
dence of his brother Jack.
Fickle« in bulk at Wade's.
Bide a Hartford or a Columbia and
Whole Wheat Flour at Wade’s.
Dr. Van Dyke went to Wolf Creek you have the best. Cramer Bros., agts
Berry Ctipe at Bike’s
Whips. 10c to $2.59 al Hackett’s.
The Chautauqua at Ashland promises
Monday night.
>hoes repaired at Hackett's.
Paints and <>i!» at Cramer Bros.
to be better this year than ever before.
A large can Best Table Ap
Dr.
Flanagan
returned
from
Portland
Hour 75 «ent« at Scott Griffin.
C. St Louis fur watch repairing
G. F. Billing», the president, is putting
ricots ................................ tajsc
the first of the week.
Bicycle
repairing
at
Cramer
Bros.
in some work and he always wins.
See Vuorhies if you want a camera.
A large can Best Table Bart-
V E. Voorhies has bteu visiting in
It is definitely settled now that there
Clemens, Druggist, opp. Opera House.
Westphalia Ham« 10c a pound at Portland for the pa»t week
let Bears.. ........................... 12V3C
will be a match game of baseball at this
.1 large can Best Table Black­
Ilorsethoeing at Trimble *fc Baciier's. , Pike’s.
S. N. Butters went out in the Waldo vi­ place on the Fourth between the Alerts
Best flour at 75 rents a sack at Scott
berries
....
l?yic
Where du you get your hair cut* Try-
cinity Tuesday of this week.
and an Ashland nine. Turn out to see
, Griffin’s.
Shredded Pineapples
12
Will Mallory.
Hon A. A. Porter of Leland ia in the game.
Bes» Sugar Cured Canvased Hain« at
Maine Sue nr Corn (“Prefei red
Fruit Jars, Aluminum Cape, Rubbers.
town today iWednesday).
I^iwn Mowers «har|>ened at Cramer
Pikes’, 12c.
Stock"
12'jC E'.c . at Pike’s
Billy Falliu wus up from Leland last Bros.
French Kulm ■ Beans, Baked I2‘..c
See Mickleaon, the new abuemakei.
Anti-Rusting Tinware al Cramer Bro«.
There will be a picnic in the Corliss
Sunday and spent the day in town.
3 |>ound can Hubbard Squash i2,‘.-c
| He is in town.
grove on Jones creek next Friday. Mrs.
See those I hotographs for 75c ¡»erdoz
Bert
Witham
of
Ashland
a
as
down
Something good in Oysters . . 12,‘vC
Vote for the Goddeas of Liberty free of
G.
Savage’s school will close and the
at Clevenger’s gallery.
the first oi the week visiting friend«.
i pound Comb Honey........... 12'jC
, charge at Calhoun’s Grocery.
children and parents and teacher pro­
i pound Best Seeded Raisins I2'..c
High grade coereepondene'e paper a»
Judson
Bent
of
Galice
creek
was
in
Harness of all Kinds, Grade» and
pose to have a good time.
the Cui kilk office.
town the first of the week on business.
FKESN Morning Meal ....
..
. ............ 12,‘jc
Prices at Hackett s.
We
»<-11
Crockery.
—
Cramer
Bros.
Go to th« Social.
Cha«. Kletl of Wilderville was in town
We are still giving one Package Ho Buckwheat free with every
Buy Flour v ith the While Star on.
lake your shoes to Hackett for good j It’s always good.—Wade.
Lues lav and made ua a pleasant call.
Remember the young ladies social to
Package H. D Mush.
i work and right prices.
Judge Hanna adjourned court last night in the grove at the bicvcle track.
Where «lo you get your shaving done?
Bottle of Horse-radish................
... .
If you want Flour in quantity, «ee Call at Will Mallory’s shop,
Thursday and returned to Jackson Over 250 ticket« said, A Booti time and
Good Standard Corn or Tomatoes.
................................
ioc
plenty of ice cream, Come one, come
Bike. Special prices made.
county.
Trimble A Bacher are preparetl to do
Potted Meats of all kinds..............
......... 5, to aud 25c
Nick Those, county commissioner, and all. 15 cent« only.
DL4
photograbher all kinds of blacksmithing.
America:’ Sardines..........................
1 H r D I Opp. Court House.
John Lewis of Wilderville spent a day in
......................
5C
is the one we fill.
Committees to Meet.
Weekly Oregonian and C uvbikk $2.
Imported Sardines................................
.... 10, 12 and 15c
town recently.
Good goods cheap—Best prices paid at
Choicest things in every line
The various Fourth of July commit­
I
Teachers,
remember
the
National
Ed-
Artnonr’s Celebrated Sliced Ham
.......................... 25c
Front Street Second Hand Store.
Mr. and Mr». Cal Wells of Jerome tees are earnestly requested to meet at
of eatables—here! You need
ucational Association Meeling Excur-
• “
“
Bacon....
........................ 25c
Teachers, remember the National Ed­
Prairie spent a few days m Ashland last the City ball Friday evening at 8 o’clock.
«ion
not carry the basket-—prompt
Undent d’s Soused Mackerel.
ucational Association Meeting Excursion.
week visiting relatives.
As many of the business men as can are
McClaren's Clubcheest.
The Children’s Day exercises at the
delivery is a feature—-here!
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, also Fresh,
The Hon. Schuiidtlein of Woodville also requested to meet with the commit­
Presbyterian church last Sunday were
SPECIAL!
Large juicy Lemons,
wa* perambulating the sheets ot Grant« tee«, a« very iuqtortant business ia to be
Home giow’n Strawberries now arriving.
Vegetables of all kinds every day at
saitl io be very gtwxl.
Fite Crackers, Fresh
Pike's.
Pass one day this week.
considered. One matter which is im­ Oranges.
Cherries, Xew Potatoes, Cabbage. Onions this week at the
Don't forget the Grand Ball in the op­
Call to see Mickleaon at his new shoe
Dr Leslie ami wife went down to Mer­ portant anti must be settled at this meet­ Roasted Peanuts, Fresh Candies.
era house July 4th.
ing ia, whether ({rants Pass will have
shop near the post office. He will do
lin Tuesday evening, where they will the G. A. R. encampment this tail.
Ashland Creamery, Cockerline
Buy Groceries, etc. at Calhoun’s Gro­ spend a few days visiting.
you first class work.
The G A. R. will have its representa­ and all other l>est Butters right
cery and vote tree of charge for the God­
New hats and trimmicgs are con­
George Porter of Grave creek was in tives on the ground to discuss a proposi­ fresh oft* the ice.
dess of Liberty.
tion. If the encampment inns be held
stantly being added to the line of mill­
town last Saturday evening to practice hare this full, it is intended to have the
Buy your groceries tr oui Wade drill exercises with company II
inery goods at Miss Clevenger's.
tiecond Oregon, a train of artillery and
Prompt delivery aud sal ¡»faction guar,
The hot days of last week melted the an teed.
II. C Kinney and family »¡»ent Tues the best orators that can he found in
the state. In fact, the greatest and !
day of this week in the vicinity of Wil­
snow in the mountains quite rapidly
The floor will be in elegant condition liams, having gone thither for an outing. grandest lime ever witnessed in Grants
which caused Rogue river to rise two or
Pa-s is in store if the people want it. I
for the Grand Ball at the opera house
three feet.
■
A. B. Cousin oi Galice was in town I>o you want it ? if so, come out Friday
i July 4th.
night to manifest it in a material man­
Scolt Griffin is selling flour at 75 cents.
one <lay last week. He returned the
Don’t forget the location oi Cleven- eatne day, not having time to tarry long. ner.
The best at 75, the very beet at 75, guar­
ger
’
a
photo
gallery,
4th
street,
half
anteed at 75, and all you want at 71
MARRIED.
Mr« Robt. Pool left Monday night of
block from Layton hotel.
cents a sack.
this week for her old home in Gelena,III., •
Until July 4II1 we will give
Two good second hand bicycles, cheap where she will visit her mother. She ROOT—DAY—\t the residence of the
E. C. Stearns A Co. have a 140 bicycle
brilles parents, Mr. and Mr«. N. Day, with every cash purchase amount­
at
Cramer
Bros.
now ready for Delivery; a fine high
expect« to be gone two months or more.
by Rev N. I- Jenkins, June 14, 1899,
Close wholesale prices will be made
grade wheee, but not so many options in
Kenneth C. Root to Miss Florence E. ing to f.i Five Votes for the God­
T. J. Mackin of Leland ami A. F. Nel­
!>»)•
to
all
who
buy
in
«piantitie«
for
4th
of
dess of Liberty.
fire«, Saddles, Etc. A sk Redfield about
son of the Eureka mine came to town
Ami Kenneth (’. Root on Wednesday
July celebrations.
them.
last Saturday to open I a day or two.
evening, at 8 o’clock of June 14, walked
C alhoun G hcm eky C o .
The Northwestern Life Ins. Co. has
Mr. Nelson reports everything favorable
in Wisdom'» way when he led to the by-
L«x)kout for Mickleson’s new »hoe at his mine.
the reputation of paying the largest div­
menial altar Miss Floreace E. Day,
idends to policy holder«. And with it« «hop near the post office.
Mrs. C. S. Evans was called to Eu­ daughter of Noah Day of this «lay.
‘New Policy” is better prepared than
The very best flour and every sack gene Thursday of last week having re­
The wedding was a very quirt one,
ever to give you just what you want.
guaranteed, for 75 cents a sack at Scott ceived a message that her brother, who
there bung present a few invited guests
N. P. D odge , Agent. I Griffin’s.
has been sick for a lung time, was very to witness the occasion and to listen tu
Miss Jessie Kcovill’s school on Jerome
The best music in town at the opera much worse.
the marriage ceremony pronounced by
Prairie will close next Friday ami Miss house July 4th.
County Clerk Roy Bartlett was among Rev. N. F Jenkins of the M. E. church,
Maud Merritt’s school in the Jewell dis­
The vote in the city council on the the number who vent to Gold Hill last which made the two young people one
trict will close foi the summer vacation. cow ordinance stoo«l seven to one, H. E.
Satuiday to witness the baseball game forever. Mr. Root is one of the excell­
Tue two schools will unite Friday for a Smith the one who voted against.
between the rune of that place and the ent young men of Josephine county.
joint picnic
Alter graduating from tie Grants Paas
Clams, 15c can; 2 for 4 25c Oysters, Alerts of thia city.
Rev. Charles W. Hays ¡«reached his Sardines, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese
Mrs. W. J Bly male of Jacksonville, High School, he was engaged as dry­
first sermon in Bethany Presbyterian and all Lunch Good« for Picnics at Pike’s
wlu» was very prominent as a lady writ­ goods clerk for the firm of R. L. Coe A
church last Sunday to a good audience. Grocery.
er from Southern Oregon, died at her Co. and served there a lung time, and
His sermon was well spoken of and the
HIGH GRADE
Try White Star Flour if you want the lioma last week and was buried in the at present i« deiklng fur the Clothing
gentleman has made a good impression
’ firm oj P. II. Ilarth A Sou, where he is
best. Wade keeps it. In fact all kind* Jacksonville cemetery.
among those of his congregation.
of groceries at Wade’s at bottom price«,
E»lward 8. Van Dyke returned from i , gaining for b i nisei I a good name, which
Effective, March 21st, and until farther
1 lie would esteem more than great riches.
Strange that people will pay $50 for a Eugene last week, where he had spent |
notice, the Northern Pacific, second class
Mis« Florence E Day is one of the
FULL LINE OF
bicycle when$35 will buy just as goo I a the year in the university. Edward |
Very positive.
rate to Portland from St. Paul and other
comes home hale and hearty, but still a popular school teacher« oi Jotiephine
one. T. A. Hood sells the Creacent.
Eastern terminals will be $25.
We
have
been
here quite a long
county,
having
taught
a
number
of
Everybody knows that Demaree’sor summer's rest will do him good.
E. E. D vnbak , Agent.
terms in different di«tricts and one term time. Have been successful. We
AT
II. B. Miller spent Sunday in town,
chestra will furnish the best of music at
Grants Pas«. Ore.
in the Grant« Pass public school. She feel that we are an old and reliable
returning to bis ranch on Applegate
the opera bouse July 4th.
graduated from the Drain State Normal
The boy« who went to Gohl Hill last
Monday
morning.
Mr.
Miller
is
having
|
I school and holds also a state education-* firm, and we very positively state
George W. Wilcox will be ready to
Saturday to play a match game of ball
open his store at Woodville about the a great «leal of work done on his place | ' nl diploma. Miss Dav, now Mrs. Root,!» that we will sell good goods just
with the nine at that place, were not
first of July. His new building will be this spring. His crons look well.
one of the young ladies who is worthy the as low as any store will sell them
feeling well, especially after the game,
J. W. Robinson of Wimer, Jackson highest commendation and Mr. Root
completed by that time.
for they were badly defeated, They took
W. E. I)KAN & Co.,
Mrs Rtdikopf wants to talk to you on county, was in town Tuesday. Mr. Rob­ may feel proud that one so worthy ha«
their defeat good-naturedly and came
Red Star Store.
inson
informed
us
that
he
intends
to
aciepted bis hand. The C olkiek con­
home able to eat their meals a« usual. up-to-date Kid Gloves. It’s undisputed
leave
for
Eastern
Oregon
in
a
short
time,
gratulates them both and joins with
Home and Contents Burned.
Practice up, boys, or Ashland will use that she* has the finest line in Grants
their many friends in wishing them
Pass. The prices ure right. Every pair taking hi« family witn him.
you up on the Fourth
Last Wednesday about the noon hour
Revenue Collector, David Fox, spent ii j | many a happy day.
irranted.
the dwelling and contents of William
There will be a joint picnic on the
The uniforms fur Company II were ^X^iay in town last week. Mr. Lox keeps
Babcock on Sacker creek in the Althoure
Applegate at Bridge Point school hous^
DE
KES
—
WADE
\t
the
home
of
Mr
tdiip|>ed by treight Tuesday of this week, a close eye on his field of labor that no
district was destroyed by fire. Mrs.
and
Mr«.
Edward
Wade,
in
this
city,
next I rid tv. Three or four schools will
but the guns are to come from the East, one who woulu can have an opportanity j Wednesday, June I4'h, 1899, Mi. Balx-ouk was getting dinner ami she no­
unite aud a good time is anticipated.
and the «late of their arrival is uncertain I to violate the revenue law.
Frank > lhikt*» and M ins Edith M ticed that it became tery smoky outside
We have Just K^^^ived a CAR LOAD of
Supt. Gregory of Jackson county will be ,
Wade, Rev. N. L. Jenkins «>f!i< lating. and she went outside to see what was
The boys are very anxious that thoy l>e ,S\\. C. . I’erkiiiN made a trip down to
present and will hold a local instit^He (
Mi. Duke« ha« b?en a resident of Jose the cause when she discovered the roof
here by the Fourth.
**
Starveout
la«1 week to take a look at
the same «lav
Mies Daisy Stites who TV
pliine county tor about 10 years past of the kitchen oil tire. The building war
that
section.
He
stopped
while
there
teaching at Bridge Point, expended ye'' ) Tickets on sale at the Sugar Pine etoie
lie taught a number of school« in the
editor a kind invitation to be present for for the Grand Ball at (he O[»era house, | i with Mr. Miser and family, whom be county. Miss Wade, now Mrs. Duke« very dry and burned very rapidly. The
said
entertained
him
very
nicely.
men at Babcock Bros's mill a trout 200
which he in return extend« hearty July 4th.
ha» lived with her parents in this city yards distance were called immediately,
1
larry
lx*w
is,
who
has
charge
of
the
These Wagons were put up expressly for our trade in this moun­ thanks.
II. C. Perkins, knowing that the edi­
since coming to the county several year« but they could not, and did not get to
Rocky Gulch mine «loan Rogue river,
tainous country. Thev have points which make them superior to other Alexander A Bent of Gal ice creek will tor’s eves like to see thing» beautiful, «¡»ent a few days in town recently. ago. Mr. and Mrs. Dukes are excellent the house in time to save anything buj a
i young people and we extend them con
make «ome improvements in their ditch brought to this office last Monday a pro-
trunk. Clothing, furniture, in fact, all
wagons.
Call and see them.
Harry will put in th«» summer «-leaning
i gratulations and wisn them many hap­ the contents, a« will as the hou«e were
during (he summer, that they may have tococcus, in other words, the most beau­
u> bedrock and getting ready for next’
py days. They have gone to house burned. E. I*. Hawkes, our informant,
a tetter and larger flow of water next tiful snowplant that can t»e found in
winter's run.
j keeping on I ih farm about one mile be who in working for Mr. Babcock, and I
winter to run their extensive pla*er. the mountairs Nin Reynolds brought
John F. White an«l wife of Medford I low town.
The saw mill 1» now in operation and it from Swede Basin.
also stopping with him, said he lost
»pent Tuesday night in this «*ity. Mr.
will put out 100,000 feet ot lumb*r to be
Buy your Tickets for the 4th. The
everything
except what he had on his
DIED
used in extending and repairing the Baseball committee are building a lar^e White is owner of the V alley telephone |
back. He lost a very fine gold watch.
line,
and
he
was
down
looking
after
his
ditch. Chas. Reynold« im running the grandstand ou th» baaeball grounds that '
The greatest loos was in the contents a»
mill, and Ben E. Stahl, PU|>erintendant will seat about 1000 people. Tickets, line. While in town they paid the edit­
Mr. Babcock did not value the house »a
or
and
family
a
¡»lea-ant
call.
ORDER THROUGH
oi the mine, will look after the ditch 15c on sale at Dr. Kremer’» and M.l
being worth much. He intended build­
The
many
friends
of
ChM.
K.
(
’
Iians-
part of the work.
Clemen’»
—At Medford. June 15, IMI«», ing hi a short time anyway, but the loss
lor, a former resident ot this pla«-e. but j WHITMAN
of diabete*, John II. Whitman, ag« <1 ’ of contenta falls heavily, since there was
now of Missouri, will learn with pleasur«*
45 years, 5 months and 7 «lays.
no insurance.
that the gentleman has taken unto him- i
self a w ife. Through the Co< bier his
friend« extend congratulations.
local Bappeninoe
personal
Our Special
saooo
U3NNY
The Tempting
Basket
CDV
B de M ’’Grocery
Now is
Columbia,
Hartford,
•"«> Vidette.
Calhoun
BICYCLE
REPAIRING
BICYCLE EXTRAS AND SI N DRIES.
Cramer Bros.
I -In r< lware Store
WAGONS
Stough' on Wagons Geo. Enger & Co. Buggies.
The Jewell Hardware Co.
$2.25
Qi
Qi
I
10
10
Dewey
The Greatest Bargain of the Season.
Men's Vici Kid Shoes at
S2.2
We have just received a large shipment of men's Vici Kid Shoes in
Black and Tan 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 Shoe, ju-t the thing for those who are bothered
with Corns or Tender Feet. Drop into the Store and have our Sale*' People
show them to you. Don't be afraid of troubling us. We arc always glad to
show Goods whether you w ish to purchase or not
Gentlemen : We Can Sell You the Bist Shoe on Earth for the Money. Try
US.
Hon. Ben Haytnond of Reck Point,
one of the solid men of Jackson county, |
male this office a pleasant visit Wed-
n sdav of this week. Mr. Hayinoud in­
formed us that he thinks there la no
doubt but what the High Line ditch is a
certainty.
J. B. Pa»ldock wen1 out Io Kerby this!
week to place a beautiful monument at
the hea«l of Dr. Woodcock*» grave. 'The
monument weighs a ton and the carvings
up >n it show Mr Pa<ldock to be a sculp­
tor who und» rat ands his Iniainess thor­
oughly.
Mrs. Hutchirisoti and mu Willie, who
ave been in ('aliforuia for the past
year, returned to Woodville last week. ■
Willie has been «ick with pneumonia
and heart troubles, ai d hi» physician
ordered a change of ' Innate, a complete
. rest and an abundance of pure fresh air. 1
To gel the prescription tilled, Mrs.
Hutchinson remembered her old home
; in Oregon and they have moved into the
■ hou«e formerly owned by her father, Mr
E. Hill.
Little Girl« Take Notice.
til the little girls who want Io ride
with the Godde«« of Liberty will please
leave their names with K. <J M» Croskey
at the store tetween the hours of I and
5 o’i lo* k p. hi . Saturday, June 24.
U<nt to See th« Gam«
The following persons from ('rants
Past went to Gold Hill laet Saturday to
witne«» the ba«* ball game between the
tee nines
H. W. Bennett, Arthur Welch, Andy
McCarthy, < arl Mcf’roakey, Andy Col­
vin, Turn Galvin, Will Merritt.A. Lister,
Earnest Lister, Ed Uster, Roy Bartlett,
R »y Kremer, John Ualv
Galvin, Newell I*»-
I^mxter, Bert Harpor fxra Drmarae and
•Ha, A Frtrel h and wife. E E Outer
and «il», Ben l Williams, Otto Dnnlsp. i
Ar'hnr Fryer, Ctao-le Hard len, Walter
Kay«., Frad Col fig, George ‘»lover, (
Harry - ibiüi an i F rank Kraal.
Grants Pass
Will do Herself Proud
This year on the 4th of July. The Committees are all appointed and
.if working b.iicl to complete Suitable Arrangements. The Militia
will help make it attractive, Captain Axtell having charge of this
feature.
New Clothing for the 4th of July.
We have just received a new invoice of Nice Things
in the Clothing Line, Fancy Worsteds, Gray River­
sides, Round and Straight Front, Black and Blue Black
Worsteds.
TEN DOLLARS works wonders in the purchase of a Nice
Suit. We do not try to make you lielieve we are Giving
our G< fm L s away but we do say, and mean it too, that we
are giving »he Ik-st Values in Grants Pass for the Least
Money, and are ready to prove it to you.
Vours for a Bargain in Clothing,
P. H. Harth & Son.
(ient-1 I iirm-ihiiu Goods, Bouts, Shoes,
I Valises, Wagon Covers, Etc.
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.