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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1899)
Among th« Crnnp«n. Ice at Blake’s. Dr. Flanagan, i Frod CUr.hire and El Toim .. Resident l*entist. ; fnr Steamboat Monday for a hunting <-x- Pickles in bulk at Wade's curaioit of about a week. 1 Claud • Cass left f »r Portland Sunday Berry Cups at Pike’s. R. M Eberle returne«! from <’oli>ti ii> Whole Wheat Flour at Wade's. evening Himes repaired at Hackett's. Saturday evening. Hi. family will re Whips, 10c to $3.50 at Hackett's. Miss Clara Steel returned Sunday from main there another week Alfalfa Hay at Scott tirifliu’« C. StLouia for watch repairing Medford. Mr. Sil.by and two daughter» ol Horseshoeing at Trimble A Backer's Flour, 70 cents at Scett Griffin's E W. Dana of Leland was in town Urauta Pans and Mrs. Trelreu and ihtl- Special sale on trimmed bats at Mis. See Mickleson, the new shoe make!. Saturday. dren are caiuped at Kingsbury Soda Clevenger's He is in town. Miss Sadie Clevenger went to Rose Spring« for a week —Tow n Talk. AU kiuds oi guns and ammunition at Extra Choice Breakfast Baton at burg Friday. Will Ireland takes hi. outin« with the Redfleld's Pike’s Groeery. George Calhoun returned from New tbe linemen of the Granta l’a»« and Where do you get your hair cut? Try i Harness of all Kinds, tirade« and Crescent City division of the Sunset tel port Sunday. Will Mallory. Prices at Hackett's. ephone line, combining business with See those Photographs for 75c p«"r doz ' Hon. R. G. Smith went to Leland Sat pleuure. And now it is time for you to Buy Flour with tbe White Star on. urday evening. at Clevenger's gallery. It’s always good.—Wade Mr. and Mr«. C. C. Taylor an I Mr Choice new crop Alfalfa Hay, 50 cents think about buying Groceries. Mis« Mabel Smith returned Tuesday and Mrs. E-.-lus Pollock returned s.itur I Fresh new Alfalfa at Scott Griffin's for ! evening from C alifornia. per hundred at Pike’s. Remember, you always get day from Crmcent City. They report a li you want Elour in quantity, wet- 40 to 50 cents per 10J lbs. Dr. J. S. Moore made his Gold Hill very pleasant trip, with gratifying sue ’ Where do you get your shaving doue? ke Special prices made. patient« a visit Tuesday. the best ot goods at the most eesa tn hunting and ti.hiug. Take your shoes to Hackett for good Call at Will Mallory's shop. Mr. and Mr«. Renford of this city T P. Cramer and K. Tiiomas returned reasonable rates at the Trimble A Bscher are prepared to do went to Portland on Monday ’« train. work and right prices. Thursday evening from a fishing t-\ ir-1 all kiuds of blacksmithing. The best, guaranteed and full weight F. E. Norton of the Greenback made sion to Bybee bridge. They had very j Pickles in bulk, Chow Chow and Ta this office a pleasant call Wednesday. Flour at 70 cents at Scott Gritfiin's. plea.iiig success, each eaptariug the “B & A!” Groctrv ble Sauces of all kinds at Pike's. DU C DV PHGTlMiRAPHEK Miss Allie Pool went toCoieatein Wed trout, which wsifebed in tin aggregate, Weekly Oregonian and C oubikk $2. K Fl L. ID I Opp. Court House. nesday morning (or a two weeks vacation. 40 (rounds. Buy your groceries from Wade Pike «ells Flour and Feed al the right Mr. and Mrs. Whited, Mrs. M. | . M, Rev. I. J. Lanzon will officiate in St, Prompt delivery and satisfaction guar. Anne’s church on Sunday, Aug rt, at 10 Call, Misses Esther and Mary Si'.eby, prices, cannot be undersold. Nellie Ewan, Lulu Briggs, I -,1a 1 t- Good goods cheap—Best prices paid at an teed. A. M. Apples, Oranges. I^mon«, also Fresh We keep the raw materials and I iun< Street Second Hand Store. Mrs. Fred Norris, formerly Miss Rose ridge and Esther Whited arriv.d here the finished products in their Order your ics from Blake. He de Vegetable«, of all kinds every day at Galvin, returned to Portland Saturday (roiu Ashland on Tuesday evening's Pike’«. train on their way to Crescent City. livers ice at t> a. m. and ti p. nt. evening. best, most appetizing and They left here Wednesday outlie stage Don ’ t forget the iocation of Cleven Those Picnic Hams at Pike'» are just Miss Elva Wimberly, sister of Mrs. C. most nutritious forms. the thing. Right Size, Price and Flavor. ger’« photo gallery, 4lh street, half L- Clevenger, left for Roseburg on Sat for a few week's stay by ths sea-slior«'. They aro aceoaapanied by tie rgu Cra* Proper food and plenty if it block from Layton hotel. urday’s train. Ralston Break fast Food at Pike's, nier of our city. yon can’t grow sturdy Amer- Rev. Robert Booth, of Grants Pass The ideal dish. Try it. Grape Nuts A F. Nelson of the Eureka mine The camping party al Savaye Rapids is visiting his son, Hon. J. II. Boo'h, in spent a few days in town returning Mon . an Imy.s without it. Our also. consisting of Mrs. J. B. Ela-rle and hsi A lawn social will be held this Wed this city.—Roseburg Kiview. stock ot man producing pro day morning. mother, Mrs. Morris, Mr». E. B. Brown nesday) evening on the M. E church The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular vision ¡s tin- best and freshest. 8. N. Butter« came in Sunday, return and her two children, Mr«. A.E. Voorhie lawn. I meeting at the residence of Mrs. L. I). ing Tuesday to Allhouse, where his fam Your orders receive our best and Arthur Welch, b.'okeeatnp Tuesday. Call to see Mickleson at bis new shoe Fay on Friday, August 4th, at 3 p. m. ily is sojourning. Mr». Morris, whois 70 years of age. was attention shop near tbe poet office. He will do Lookout for Micklesou’s new shoe Miss Bertha Barrie came home Tues the liveliest person in Hie party. Arthur you lirst class work. shop near the |>ost office. day morning from Portland fora visit of Welcn was the camp - iisiuan, tllliu. The many friends of < Mr. N. P. Dodge Minerals «ent to this office fur assay about two months. ilia oltice in a creditable manner, Tbe are t leased to note that he is «t“adily will receive prompt attention. The Mrs. ('. S. Price and Mies Edna Stew party did not stay in camp lung enough improving in health. assays w ill be mad« by the best asaayisls. art went to Coieslein Tuesday for a va to become thoroughly initiated into the Miners, Campers, Prospectors and mysteries of cauip life. Tl-ey know not I Try White Star Flour if you want the cation of about 10 days, Picnic Parties, always go to Pike’s Gro best. Wade keeps it. In (act all kind* Dr. Jennings and w ife went to New the secrets of the coy sour dough, not They can buy here just as cery to buy their supplies. Just arrived direct from the factory in (¡» iniany. of groceries at Wade’s at bottom prices. port, Tuesday evening, intending to b yet tiie beauties oi the aerobatic flap Kand just i. cisv.i,» as you A large crowd collected last Friday i Quick delivery—The Weekly Oregonian. absent about a month. jack. a full line of the justly celebrated Stl’ailsIxA evening to listen to tbe band concert, can. BORN Miss Jessie Scovill, who has been vis but were disappointed, as no band ap ' Strange that people will pay $50 for a Hire. Root Heer Extract, bicycle when $35 will buy just as goo I a iting friends in the Centennial district, DAVIDSON— At Williams, July 21,1b J, peared. was in Grants Pass Saturday. to (tie wile ot Carty Davidson, a ihn- ■ nly 151' a bottle; makes five Try Golden West Baking Powder, Ab one. T. A. Hood sells the Crescent. custoinei H who have us< <1 Stransk v, it needs no big boy. Fruit Jars, Aluminum Caps, Rubbers, Dan Green came up from Galice creek gallons <>f a delicious summer solutely Pure and not made by Trusts, introduction. To those who have not, we simply FIELDS —At Williams', July 2f>, is », t- Etc., at 1 ‘ ike ’ s on Monday last, walking the entire dis one-half pound can 15c, one pound can, drink. Mr and Mrs. Bill Fields, a sun. sOc for sale at A. J. F’lke’s. Clams, 15c can; 2 for 25c. Oysters, tance, which is no small task for a Hay, try it and you will be its friend. We ha e We have a few hundred bars LOA ELACE- At Wildeivtile, s.itur«Li\ Ä- •’ New stock of Photo supplies—A. E. Sardines, Swiss Cheese, Cream Cheese younger man, as we know from «ad ex July 29, to Mr. and Mzs. Lovelace a lilt of that Laundry Soap, 9 just the size kettles for preserving fruit. Ask to Voorhies. and all Lunch Goods for Picnics at Pike’s perience. son. cakes for 35c or jc a cake. Straw, 35 cents a bale; Alfalfa Hay, Grocery. Misses Grace and Winifred Stafford of DIEU. sec our When ordering your camp to $10 per ton. Clean Wheat for Call at the Cot kikr office and take u Albany, who have been visiting Mrs chickens; Oats, Barley, Rve, Flour, look at a first-class Singer sewing ma Somerville at this place, went to Ash- PARKS —Al Crescent City, July 21, ing outfits don't forget that George Parks, Jr., aged 15 years. Graham, Corn Meal. Prices always low. chine. It ¡8 uew and the price is very and on Tuesday’s train to remain a few Deviled Ham we sell at 5 and —Scott GrilBn, Front St., Grants Pass reasonable. »lays in that city. Cxxr Meeting. 10c a can. Feed Store. Mr. and Mrs. J. Partlow went to Le We have heard it said that in «omr A camp meeting Z Seventh Dav Notice ie hereby given that J. A. countries the weather gets so hot that land Tuesday evening. Mr. Faitlow Adventists will be held iiFJacksonville, Straight is no longer in the employ of the hens lay cooked eggs—hope it will goes to take charge of R. L. Coe A Co.’« beginning August 10, and continuing a- store at that place, and he will also have long as interest demands. not get that way here. this company. T he J ciuter G. M. C o ., ODD FELLOWS the management of the Leland hotel. E. P. Dunlap of Tolo has purchased W amed. Henry Harmon Neill, Pres. Mr. S F. Cass departed from (»rants Cramer Bros «piartz mill and has moved GARLAND STOVES. A team to huul about 15 corda of I fu»-l F. K. Wardle, Secty. Pa«« on Tuesday evening He w ill join I it to his mine near Tolo, where it will July 28th, 1899. his family in Portland, and they will re pine wood,seasoned,about 2 miles, down be used with good effect in the future. grade for $1 per cord. Apply al this* Harry Weber,the Ager pa n'er.who was Reports come from Preston’s Peak turn from there to their home in Sumner, office Iowa, visiting Yellowstone Park on their -If!’ recently, seriously and it was thought that there is plenty of work in that vicin A I'kght. fatally,injured by being struck by a train ity at good wages. There i« a good deal way. Doc Mansfield and Di k l uh were th»* R. D. Hume, of the Rogue river sal near Snowden, below Hornbrook, where of work being doue there in developing mon fisheries, F. C. Ree<l, Oregon Fi«h principals in an unplrasantnvNH which he lay sleeping on the track with an iron copper prospects. occurred Wednesday afternoon in front rail for a pillow, will recover after all, it Mrs. Mattie Bowden returned to Med commissioners and two U. S. bish com We have Just Received a CAR LOAD of a of the corner saloon. Both combatant* missioners left here Saturday for Upper is now believed.—Tidings. ford Sat unlay from («rants Pass and ir exhibit numerous marks of the fray. .J. Galeener returned Wednesday now stopping with her mother, Mrs. M. Rogue River, looking after the establish Their little entertainment < --t $;> morning from Washington. He reports i G. Clements. The lady was quite ill in ment of a salmon hatchery. apiece. Rev. Robt. Booth and wife left on Fri plenty of work in that country, and that Grants Pass, but since coming to Med they are paying from $2.50 to $3 a day ford she has greatly improved.—Medford day evening's train for an extended tour II ounc Wanted, (mon Krrvlcoa. in Washington, Idaho and the East. A five room plastered house wanted l»v These Wagons were put up expressly for our trade in this moun in the harvest field there. But there Mail. The '-ip!' ■, I* tcrians, Metho* are drawbacks there as elsewhere, and J. J. Moore called on the C ockier They w ill visit in Roseburg, Turner, Ta good tenant« who will pay caah in ml- dist Episcopal« and Methodist Espisco- tainous country. Tlit*v have points which make them superior toother there is no place like home. coma, S|»okane, and Moscow, Idaho, and I Wednesday and left some very fine sam vance for rent if preferred . L» ave word pals S '.th of thi> city will hold union wagons. Call and see them. The old reliable—The Weekly Oregonian. ples of wheat and barley, which are in several of the Eastern states, probab at lh>R office. crvic • ei » uh S’lmlay evening during Engineer J. 8. Howard w as in from much more conclusive evidence of the ly going as far as New York State. tbiw ni”ii’it, iu.d the following program Hop Picker«. They expect to be away three or four the Gold Hill ditch survey over Sunday. I productiveness of Mr Moore’s farm than han been arranged : Two hundred hop pickers wanted, and He reports about 20 miles of the ditch any amount of words could possibly be. months. August 6, 8 p. in., at the Baptist will pick by the box. surveyed and cro«« sectioned. He bae He also left some very fine apples, for church, sermon by R. v, N. F. Jenkins, Zeno, I he rattlesnake king, gives an J ohn IC anzai , J r ., 12 men at work. The line moat of the which be has the heartfelt thanks of the exhibition ( August 13, 7 o p. m , M. E. church, this (Wednesday i evening, Grants Pass, < )it g way is through rage brush and timber , entire force. Hermon by 11« ■. O. VV. Hay«. one door south of Cramer Bros’, store. but his 12 sturdy men are making rapid August 20, 7 .30 p m., M. E. church C.W.Thompson, superintendent of the Cotton i Mouthed moccasins,white racers, Hop Pickers. headway in their work—all of which is i Victor Junior mine, called at thia office < coach whips, rattlesnakes, Gila mon One hundred hap in<kcr-t wanted I he South, sermon by Rev. Dr. Leslie. gratifying to Mr. Howard.—Medford fu^day. His company have recently sters. August 27, 7 ;30 f> p. p, tn., Presbyterian • Peiforinance all afternoon and ranch of J. P. Kanzau. Picking to »• mi Mail. been putting five new stamps in their evening < Admission, 15c; children, 10c. uienre a »»out the first of September. church, aerm m by K»v. L. C. Wilson. From Billy Woods, who recently re quartz mill, and have their steam plant Tbe young people« societies have also SiidreNh Lock Box 3UJ or apply loll. turned from Preston Peak, it is learned I nearly completed. H:»reafter they will arranged to hi I uni h meeting« during Real Estate will Move. Ranzati. that development work is being carried lie able to run by either water or steam August in connection with the preach* If you wish tulaell your property .leave 8-Room House. on extensively at the Young’s valley power. The company has heretofore mg e» rv dem ription and terms at the Cot mi it copper ledge by a New' York company. I been engaged rather in developing their An 8 room house, large rooms, bath, office. Churih Notic«. Portland’» Sole Agent for the Albany Woolen Mills, pantry and closets, with tw<»a<c rm 1 About 30 men are employed, and the mine than in workings large amwnnt of w I Van Scoy. president of of Albany. Oregon ledge will be thoroughly prospected this! ■ ore, but hereafter they will bend their ly in fruit; barn, well, etc for rent. Three Houaea for Kent. n Ur«‘g'»t) Normal School, will Apply at this office. summer. There in considerable snow « nergie« to crushing the rock, ami exira» - 88 THIRD STREET. If you want to rent a house, call at ■ i>ul| i’ »I the Newman M. E. yet between there and Waldo, which re- I J ting the lucre therefrom. Their ore ia the t Northeast Corner Third and Stark, Cot kikr office Price« $5, $<’» and hr c m»;ng .bbatli morning. A lards the getting in of provisions and I very rich. "As good M the Greenback'* $15 per month. i i’ i i « « i * nded to all, to machinery.—Del Norle Record. is often heard but aeidom verified. ^locaTljappcnino« I • personal You Have Celebrated.... The Finished Product----- More Stranskv Send the Little Folks, Steel Enameled Ware. T<> of our m 0) c Q > JJ Stransky Line. Dramei Calhoun grocery Go WAGONS Stoogh'on Wagons Geo. Enger & Co. Buggies. Tlie Jewell Hardware Co Chas. Coopey Civil and Military Tailor PORTLAND. OREGON I- or Hale. Five arri s of good farm land under cultivation with young orchard and beiriea, good barn, close to town, (’an be bought cheap. For particulars, »all on or address Joseph Mow, Granta Pa-s The School House. The contract for building the new thres-ronm ward M hool-house has been 1st to E»i Smith and Z. II. Chapman for the sum of $1762. The site «elected is at the foot of Fourth Kt rest, and is a very good ioca lion. The main part oi the building will be 70 by 24 feet, two rooms. with a hall-way between them, ami there is an ell, 38 by 24 feet, making tbe third r x*tn. The building will be 2d feet high from the foundation including a six foot basement. The building is exited to be completed by September 8. & ?0 zo The Dewey Timr Card <’hang«*<i From Aug. I, the schedule time of th»- North-bound overland will be 0 45 p M instead of 520 < amp Met ring There will be a camp-meeting held in Grants Pan« by th« church of the Living God, beginning Aug 6, and continuing 10 day«. s Vici Kid Shoes 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 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. juM the tiling for those who are bothered with Corns or Tender Feet. Drop into the Store and have our Sales People show them to you. Don’t be afraid of troubling us. We are always glad to show Goods whether you wish to purchase or not Gentlemen : We <^»n SJI Lou the B.-^t Sh on Earth for the Money. Try US A Pleasant Party. A few friend« *|»ent a pleasant even ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. M*H>re, last Friday. A very enjoyable time is reported by all who were present. The gnaete were Mieses Mary (Joe, Minnie ruffe, Belle Robinson, Jennie Dunkle, Itolfo llarth and Ida William«, and Messrs. Geo. Cramer ami Will Ireland. Hand ( owrert. Owing to tèckneas, there was nm music* by tbe band last Friday evening. The following progrsm sill be renders«! next Friday, Augoet 4th Grand March, "Woollari'i Glade." Serenade, “ Sundered Heart«,*' Het of Waltz«, *’Forest Park," MrboKiaeh," "Encore " Q Slap, "I’rogrew»,'* Who Want* One? An up-to late, excellent Corset, whi< h p -itively will not break down on the sides—selling for $t at th« R i : i > S tau S tore . for Encampment It wout l>e long until En campment when the I>oya in blue will assemble at (Iran*’ Pass for their Annual Reunion, and we predict one largest Encampments Southern Oregon. We are prepare« large demand which we will l>e made on us for famous Blue I lanncl Suits. We guarantee every on«- for color, for wear, tor workman ship put on them and their fit. A set of G A R Buttons free with each suit We hav the hat cords and C. A R wreathes. Yours truly, P. H. H?rth & Son. "0 z m (D H O J] m “n o CD I o m CD
