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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1899)
i found Dr. Flanagan. Resident Dentist. A purse containing a little money, a personal Picklee in hulk at Wade’a. ring and some papers. The 0» ner may Kaye same by paying lor thia ad Paints and Oils at Cramer Bros. Miss Adelia Hurth visited in Gold Ber'y Cups st Fike's, Whole Wheat Flour at Wada's. Thrilling Event. Hill U h week. shoes repaired at Hackett's, " hips, 16? to $2.50 al Hackelt’e. A wonderful balloon ascension 1« to Iw A. Avery of Merlin was seen on our k lour 75 vents at Scott Gnttin. on« of tht features of the Fourth of July C. StLouie for watch repairing streets one day last week. cvlebratioa at Grants Paas. The com- We sell Crockery.—t rauier Bros. Anti-Ruating Tinware at Ciarner Bros. 1 1*. Cramer is sending a day or two in it tee hold a can tract from Prof. Richard Cletuens, Druggiat, °PP- Opera House. Hee Voorhies if you want a camera. down on Gal ice creek on boainesa. Earlston of Portland, Ore , to make a WE ARE GOING TO CELEBRATE—WATCH FOR OCR Best Hour at 75 cents a »ack at Scott Watch out for the balloons.—Calhoun Frank Swan, of Brock wav, Ikaiglas balloon asceueion, tha descent to be Griffin’s. Grocery Co. county, was in town last Saturday. made by parachute. It will be a thrill See Mickleeon, the new sboemaket. Neu stock ol I’Ueto «uppliee—A. E. ing event from beginning to «nd. It Mice Gey th Crux ton returned from He is in town. Voorbies. Corvallis last Friday where she has been will not bo necessary to urge tbe resi Full of wheels — our window. Cramer ■ ■ Wanted—Second hand gents’ bicy- dent« of this vicinity to coma and see attending school . Bros. I dee.—Cramer Bros. \V T Kearnes of tbe firm of Kearnes Prof. Earlston in his daring feats on the Dr. Kremer’s and M. Cleiuen»' lor re-! Harness of all Kinds, Grades and Bros of Gold Hill, was iu tbe Pass Tues trapeae as be ascends, and in bis descent Prices at Hackett's, by parachute. serve seuta lor tbe 4th, only 15 cenla. day night of thia week on business. Buy Flour with the White Star on. Horseehoeing at Trimble A Bucher's. Mrs H. C. Telford and family left last A Comctien. It's always good.—Wade Friday for Yreka, Cal., to join her bus " here do yon get your hair cut? Try The Eye Witness made a mistake, Where do you get your shaving doue? band who has been there tor some time. One Large Armour's Sugar Cured Ham. Will Mallory. the Wilderville children took part in tbe Call at Will Mallory's shop. Edward l’almer, who has been attend Children'« Day program and did well, One Fancy Lamp. Reau Calhoun's ad. I’erliape you Watch lor tbe "BA M" prise balloons ing school at Corvallis the past year, re being assisted by niv pupils of Pleasant will gel one of the tag». One dozen i-quart Mason Ftuit Jars. Bound to come down somehow. turned to tiie home in this city last Fri Grove. MituT. Mxnnrrr. See those Photographs for 75c perdoz Trimble A Becher are prepared to do day. (This by mistake was not put ia last at Clevenger'« gallery. First Balloon will be sent up the evening of July 3rd, between Mr. and Mrs A. L. Fletcher of East week.) Get your w heels deaned for tbe 4th al all kinds of blacksmithing. the hours of 7 and 8 P. M. The other two will I* sent up during ern Washington, are visiting the family New line of folding and Magaxine Crescent Chainlets Easy Riding Cramer Bros. the afternoon of the 4th. of J. W. Coflman this week. They will Cameras iu stock —A. E. Voorbies. Waves from the top of the During my stay in Portland 1 rode one II you want Flour iu quantity, a«e go further the South in a few days. Weekly Oregonian and CoVRlKR *2. of Tom Huod'e chainless Crescent« and Pike Special prices made. staff, and around the world Ticket attached to each balloon, calling for one of the above Wm. Kerr of Kerby made this office a was very much pleased with it, I was Teachers, remember the National Ed You can secure a good comfortable »eat hats are off in honor of the prizes, will be honored at this store if presented at any time during pleasant call the latter part of last week able to climb the steep trades with com with a splendid view of tbe 4lh of July ucational Association Meeting Excur and left the necessary funds to lake the parativa ease, while on level ground no the month of July, 1899. sion “Star Spangled Banner.’’ grounds for only 15 cent». Cot hiek to him for a year. Call again. effort was necessary to make good time. Don ’ t forget the Grand Ball ill the op- Wh it Old Glory is to the Take your shoe» to Hackett for good The Crescent Chainless is a dandy ! Mrs. J. C. Jones, formerly of Grants Remember the place era house July 4th. work and right prices. A E. VoOKIIlKH. Pass, was a passenger on the southbound world at large, our banner is Buy your groceries Irom Wade nil CD V photographer Tuesday morning on her way home to to those who need our goods. Prompt delivery and satisfaction guar, [ 11 t. D I Opp. Court House. A Message. Yreka, Cal., in m a visit to her reUtioi s This bauner means Lixcellence, Headquarters for all kinds of Fruits, Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, Good goods cheap—Best prices psid st anteed. We semi this message to tell you in Kansas “ Don't stand around all day in tbe sun Front Street Second Hand Store. Apples, Etc., Candies and Nuts. Judge Abe Axtell and Hon. NickThoea that we have tried many kinds of Reliability, Justice to all and NEVER RUST WARE at reduced pric when you can secure a seat in the shads went dow n lo Leland Monday night to Shoes but none give the satisfac- Soda 'Vater by the bottle or case. Protection to every patron. for 15 cents es at Cramer Bros. view ths Wolf »reek bridge on the Mt. tion to the people that Lewis' Apples, Oranges, Lemons, also Fresh Grants Pass will have one Reuben road. They returned Tuesday Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses. Get our prices before buying Teaehei«, rememlier the National Ed Weat Resister Shoes do. ucational Association Meeting Excursion. Vegetables of all kinds every day at morning. Genuine Balloon Ascension, elsewhere. Pike's. W. E. D han & Co., The many friends of Mr. N. P. Dodge Decorate your wheels for the parade and we will have three. Ours Red Star Store. The floor will be in elegant condition will be delighted to hear that the gentle on Die Fourth. You may get one of the C 6 for the Grand Ball at the opera house man is now able to drive out occasionally will go up without the Man Picnic at Bridge Point. prizes July 4th. He is improving as rapidly as could be though, but to each Balloon Last Saturday, the editor, in company Call to see Mickleson at his uew shoe Don’t lorget the iocation of Cleven expected. with his better half went to Bridge Point, »hop near the post office. He will do will be attached a Tag, re ger’s photo gallery, 4th street, half Geo. Bolt came up from Glendale last Jackson county, to attend a picnic. The you first class work. block from Layton hotel. deemable at our store for the Sunday morning and went over on tbe schools taught by Mies Daisy Stites at Drink Y’ale Coffee ami watch for Cal A Watch, Sack of Flour and $1 worth Applegate to visit bis father who has Bridge Point, by Mias Iva Purdint,Thom following articles: houns balloon's the evening ut July 3rd of Coffee given away. See our a.I. been sick for some time and at present son ereek, by P. M. Coruiu, Missouri and July 4th. One Ansonia Watch (Stem is no better. C aliioi s G hovkbv C o . Fist and by Mr Snell, Proeolt, all united Rent a camera for the Fourth and Eddie Palmer, there forces at tbe school grounds of Winder and Stem Set,) $i.oo step-son of Roheit shoe Isookout for Mickluuon ’ « new take some pictures of the celebration. Cheshire, arrived from Corvallis last Mias Stites, where all waa ready for an shop near the post office. Voorbies rent» cameras. worth of our Vale Brand Coffee, Wanted—Second band Ladies’ Bicy- week. Eddie has been attending the excellent program, but after the exer New hats and trimmings are con One Sack Ashland Flour. Agricultural college for the past year cises bad begun, .the rain set in and on stantly being added to the line of mill cles--Cramer Bros. and be expects to complete the course invitation of Mr. Rose the company re- Two of these Balloons will The very best flour and every eack njjxl year. inery goods at Miss Clevenger’s. »- paired to bis hall where ths program be sent up in front of our store Scott Griffin is selling Hour st 75 cents. guaranteed, for 75 cents a sack at Scott 1<Mj X»» continued until completed, with A. E. Voorbies and wife returned The best at 75, the very best at 75, guar Griffin’s. on Monday evening, July 3, from Portland Tuesday. They report County Supt. Gregory in charge. After The best music in town at the opera having had a good time but are glad to the program an excellent dinner was anteed at 75, and all you want at 7E and the other will lie sent up house July 4th. cents a «ack. get home. The weather, they say is spread in the basement of the ball and during the day of the Fourth. Try White Star Flour if you want the much pleasanter in Grant) Pass than in the 'arge crowd ate heartily and had Boys, watch out for the Balloons and pleuty The day was a very enjoyable beat. Wade keeps it. In fact all kinds Portland. get the watch. It's a good one. of groceries at Wade’s at bottom prices. C alhovn O rocehy C o E. B. Brown went to Ashland last one to every one preeeut and we must Strange that people will pay $50 for a Monday in the interest of the Fourth of commend teacher« and pupils for the Claud Cass arrived from Sumner, Iowa Tuesday morning, and will spend bicycle when $¿15 will buy just as gool a July celebration at this place. Mr. well rendered program and Hupt. Greg Brown reports that a goodly number of ory for the good work he is doing in that six weeks or two months visiting friends one. T. A. Hood Bella the Crescent. and hunting in the mountains. Everybody knows that Demaree'ti or Ashland citizens are coming to the »' hhn county. Our customers say, "Give me some Welch's clothing store is the place to cheatra will furnish the treat of music at that day. Miss Mary Griffith returned from more of that Yale coffee Its the finest JRRP buv your bats, clothing.shirts and shoes. tbe opera bouse July 4th. New line of ladies' and misses’ shoes re The Chautauqua at Ashland promises Quincy, Or , last Tuesday morning to I over drank.'* Call and get a sample, ceived. Opera block, Grants Pass, Ore. to be better this year than ever before. spend the summer vacation. Miss Grif Calhoun Grocery Co. fith lias been principal of the Quincy Joseph Shaska want« at least 50 men G. F. Billings, the president, is putting DIED. school for the past school year, where on his ditch contract on six mile creek, iu some work and fie always wins. she met with good success. POLLOCK—In thi« city, June 22, '29, «1 fie is anxious to complete the work as The sham battle is declared a positive stomach trouble, William N, Pollock, Rev. G W. Black, wife and two little soon as possible as he lias another con thing for the Fourth. This will prove aged 68 ye.rs. tract in eight. one of the interesting features on that girls, came in from Eastern Oregon last The deceased waa born in the state of Saturday. They expect Io visit relatives There will be a g-eat rush on the 4th day, which the public will be delighted lllinoia on July 3rd, 1831 and when It) and friends for about one month before or reserve seats, to witness the sbaiu to see. returning. Mr. Black will preach in the yearn old crossed the plain», «pending battle and ball game Better secure a I The railroad company is transfering Baptist church in thio city next Bunday hi« first a inter west of the Caacade, in seat at once if you do not want to stand. three carloads of freight pats the burned morning. We acknowledge a pleasant Oregon City. The next «eaaun he went to the Klamath river in California, Those who attended the picnic at out trestle each day, but it will not be call. where lie epeat eoiue time. When lie Bridge Point last Saturday from Granta long uutil trains will be running on Misses Abbie Sides, Osyth^Croxton left the K'ainath river he went down in I’ass wereC. 8. Price and wife, Walter schedule time. and Odessa Freed returned last Saturday to the Willamette Valley, where lie re Dyke, Zero Pool and Mias Chloe McKen- i One or two of the merchants will send Should lie unfurled from every from Corvallis, where they have been \np balloons on the Fourth. It will be re attending tbe Agricultural college for the mained for a short lime, but later moved housetop on the Glorious Fourth. to Josephine county, where Im bad re membered that George Calhoun, two or past year. M ins Stites left for her home < Benjamin Mensch has just burned BICYCLES, Flags are now so cheap that sided for over 30 years. kiln of 120,000 brick«, which will be ! three years ago made a success in this on Williams creek with her father tbe Mr. Pollock was one of the highly re- everyone can afford to possess ready for use in a few days. Mr Munich line which proved very interesting to same day. «pet ted citiaene of this county. A few one made of good wool bunting. is preparing another kiln of 120,000 in the people Dr. Van Dyke has bought himself a month« prior to hi« death.be moved into order to be ready for the demand should & S There will lie several thousand people We have them in stock in all wheel and he occasionally takes a ride Eastern Oiegon, where he coatiacted a *< come. 1 here on the 4th and you cannot see the sizes from 2x3 feet to 22x40 feet, He has learned rapidly and balances cold that seemed to renew his old trou You bad belter get your seats reserved games if you fail to secure a Neat in the well, but—"And so me thinks ’twill at prices ranging from fl.50 to ble and he «ought relief by returning to for the ball ¿<me and sham battle. Seats grand stand. Reserve seats now on surely lie, a whirl of the wheel will obli $80. Silk flags always in stock. sale at Clemen’s and at Dr. Kremer’s vion the tree that dares stand in my the Pass, but it was too late. Death reserved all day for 15 cents. claimed him a few days after Ilia arrival. We have Just Kecc>VC(J a CAR LOAD of Headquarters for Tents and drug stores. E. C. Stearns A Co. have a $40 bicycle track." The Ires stood still. Dr. Van He was buried at Pleasant Valley cem Awnings. now ready for Delivery; a fine high Don’t you know cheap, inferior grade s is Buffering on account ol a dislocated etery, June 23rd. Pacific coast supply house for grade wheel, but not bo many options in i of coffee contain impurities very injuri thumb, but otherwise well and hearty Deceased leaves a wife and family ol 1 j Firew, Saddles, Etc. Ast Redfield al>out ous to your health? Why not use Yale and enjoys the joke with tbe boys the patent waterproof duck “Ac- twelve < litldren to mourn Ilia lose them. brand coffees, celebrated the world over quapella.” ! A tine, decorated Lamp free at the RALSTON—At Salem, June 27, *99, A. Fourth of July Excursion to all points for there purity and highest standard of •I', a M”. O Ralston, «on ol John Ralston and These Wagons were put up expressly for our trade in this moun on Southern Co.'»Pacific Lines in Oregon. excellence? Calhoun Grocery Co. biother to Mrs. Shade. WILLAMETTE TENT & AWNING CO., Fruit Jars, Aluminum Caps, Rubbers, tainous country. They have points which make them superior to other Tickets will be on sale afternoon, July Mrs.William N. Pullock and family Etc., at Pike’s HAVEN — Near Merlin,June 21, of lever, POBTLAMD, ORE 2nd,3rd and 4tb, good to July 5th at one wish to express their grateful thanks to wagons. Call and see them. little Pearl llaven, daughter of Ehler — fare for the round trip; for further par friends for kindness and aid during ll e you would always enjoy your breakfast. J T. llaven. < alhoun <iroesry (Cc. ticulars, call on sickness and death of the husband and Little Pearl suffered lor about two | PARKER'S General agency for Harkness Boda weeks before she wa« called to leave her If A. R otek . mind , Agt. j father, W. N. Fol lock. HAIR BALSAM aiulj braut.fiM tti* hair. Waler—"BA M” grocery. grief «Dicken parents ami friends. Hh« Never Fall* to Hratore Gray Jlatr to Ha Youthful Color. Let ah wheelmen help to make the waa buried al tha Pleasant Valley cem bicycle parade a big success. etery last Thursday, tha 22nd. Chins, 15c can, 2 for 25.,‘. Oysters, Sardiues, B winn Cheess, (¿ream Cheese and all Lunch Goods (or Picnics at Pike’s > 1»roeery. A ticket for a Large Sweet Sugar Cured Ham in the air on the Fourth. *‘B A M” G«< m *, mv . There is many a breakfast spoiled by a poor cup of coffee, and the result, a bad temper all day. If you used “Yale” 20 Company H have their new uniforms 02 20 and when they appear tonight dre^ssd up. they will really and truly look like sojer boys. Mrs Rebkopf wanti to talk to you on up-to-date Kid Gloves. It’s undisputed 1 that she has the finest line in Grants Pas». Tbe prices are right. Every pair ' warranted. On the evening of July 3rd, at 8 o’citx k. we will .1 nd up There will be a reception given Io Mr. from the front of our store a Balloon to with h will lie attached and Mrs Hays at the Preabyterian a Tag which will entitle the Finder to a f. 50 Hat if presented Church Wednesday eve mug, June 2Mth, | at our store on the Fourth. to whi< h all the mtmlwri of the ebur h, On the evening of the Fouth at 8 o’clock, another balloon (ongregation and all who are interested 1 will l>e sent up also with a Tag attai bed which will entitle the in tbe Presbyterian church are cordially ' invited to attend. finder to Merchandise at our store to the amount of $3 00. li you want quantity and not quality boy the « heap, ordinary brands of oof- fee*, but if you want both quality and | juanlity buy the colobrated Yale I rand | , coffCalhoun iitftctsry Co. We . Wc have just received a new invoice of Nice Things have ’em. in the Clothing Line, Fancy Worsteds, Gray River The graduating exerciaea of the Junior I sides, Round and Straight Front, Black and Blue Black Endeavor oor.ioty was held in tbe Pres Worsteds. byterian church Tuesday evening of TEN DOLLARS works Wonders in the purchase of a Nt< this week. Every part of tbe program Suit. We do not try to make you believe we are Giving was good and well rendered. Miss Coe deserves credit for her faithful work our Goods away but we do say, and mean it too. that we with tbe J uni >r < hristian Endeavor oo- are giving the Best Values tn Grants Pass for the Mast cietv. .Money, and are ready to prove it to you. The railroad company is pushinc tbs Yours for a Bargain in Clothing, work rapidly on the burned out trestle, and it is expected that it will be ready fur passing trains about July 3rd. Tbe public will be exceedingly anxious un til tbf w«?rk is complete, as it is very in convenient, not so much for the travel infl peblic as lor lliee« liaving frright eti th« ear- Tb* ra<lrja<i cotnpanr ie |mt to i»*z»e itiiv.fivenieru-« than any one , elv, >i>m«ver, US í r—;----------------- local tjapyciunoe Hurrah for —The Glorious 4thI! ..Prize Balloons THREE BALLOONS. THREE PRIZES The Flag of the Free The B. & M. Grocery, Opera House Block. B <Sc l\/l ’’Grocery H. C. Bobzien, Propr. Fire C ackers, Flags, Etc. BARGAINS! REDI JCED 1 ’KICF£S — ox Anti-Rusting Tinware, Calhoun Grocery Go. Warranted Not to Rust in Three Years. 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. See Our Window Old Glory—- Cramei Bros. WAGONS The Jewell Hardware Co. I Watch the Balloons Dewey The Greatest Bargain of the Season Men'ts Vici Kid Shoes ilt $2.2 New Clothing for the 4th of July. 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 Sole», 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, just the thing for those who are bothered with Corns or Tender l eet. 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 Good' whether you wish to purchase or not P. H. Harth & Son. Gentlemen : We (¿an Sell You the Bot Shoe j>n Earth for the Money. Try Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Valises, Tents, Wagon (¿overs. Etc. 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. w L a-ld
