Rogue River courier., November 02, 1899, Image 3

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•umuier have bran buxy making
] your eity, la ¡■proxint.
•od il expected
•eaary preparation«, clearing ground, home aoou
Has just recuivsd a full and complete
ditching, and titling up their mine for
Fred Rose, who has been abeent for
; line of choice, fancy and staple groceri»«.
operation, beeidea which Mr. Cousin some time, returned tu William u few
These caul mornings you want hot
hat
built
a
neat
little
home,
and
made
it
Dr. Flanagan.
i days ago.
W H. Kirkpatrick of Merlin wax a
cakes for breakfast, and you also want
poeaible to live in a civilised manner
Resident Denttot.
some of our Tea Garden Drips tow. Bring vieitor to Granta I’aax on Monday.
I
Miwars. Hale, Nipper and Hammond
and be a miner at the came lime.
See Pike's ad this week.
usade a business trip to Williams Taea-
a Pail and try it out of Bulk for 75c. per
Hua. R. G Smith went to Jackson­
Eggs 27-cents at Wade's.
Wood villa Itenu.
gallon. Other Syrups gal pail,65c.
ville Saturday, on legal buainexx.
I day of last week.
•
gal. can Gold Drips..................... 35c
Shoes repaired at Hackett’a.
lh.
death
of Carlo. White of thia
The well kuown jiagla of the Brown
J. D. F. Stevenaon of Selma, the effi­
Honey in Comb.
.........
. . 15c
C. StLouia for wau*b repairing
Genuine Buckwheat Flour, t*ack
50c cient packer, came over to Granta l’aea, place ana a shock to the .ntire neigh­ and Eaton conveyance was heard on our
borhood. He wax a young man of bril­ streets Weduesday.
H. O. Mush and Pan Cake Flour. . 20c on Monday.
Whips. 10c to |2.50 at Hackett's.
Gerrnilla Cream, Rolled Oats. etc.
The One weather last week w as greatly
Dr. aad Harvard Moore went to Burt- 1 liant abilitiM and at.rling worth. In bix
Wad© has choice Butter at 50c per re II. Harn«, the Very Beat, per. lb
. 14c
death his tarurly haa lost a noble aou aud appreciated by farmers, as it gave tbem
Pike guarantees L»wt«»t Prices on Shoulder, j>er lb................................. lie land Sunday evening lor a abort ttay at brother and the world, a good man.
a chance to finish gathering io their
Bacon, per. lb ............................... 9Al0c the metropolis
< irass seeds.
Hams
15c
Isaac Van l>orn uf Merlin precinct was j A literary xuciety wax organised a lew icrope.
Choice Cranberries 10c a quart at Minced
Van Campe Pork A Beans
15 A 20c
Pike’s
intown Wednesday making final proof1 nights ago in the Woodville school- ' The stock men of Applegate and Will-,
»»vstvrs. from
10 le ak
liouss, the pupil, of the Sth grade till­ iams creek, for the peat few daya, bave|
Harness of all Kinds, Grades aud ! Cranberries, per quart ................... 10c on his homestead.
ing the offices. A good program wax
Prices at Hackett’s.
In Coffee and Tea our line is ex celleot
Frank Huston, a well known and pros­ reudored and all present »seined to enjoy t>een driving their cattle in from the
Gray Back Range The cattle are look­
Fresh stoc k of Clover, Alfalfa and Tim­ Many grades, Qualities and prices to perous miner of Althouse district
It. A more orderly audience wou'd be ing very well.
othy seed at Wade’s.
choose from. You can’t help being in town th!« week.
hard to find. May the boy. and girls
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight and »Miss
Where do you get your hair cut? Try pleased. Miners take notice, candle* at
Fred Roper came in Monday from the prosper iu their undertaking.
a Bargain. Also all other «applies.
' Jennie Knight uf Applegate, Mrs. Jack-
Will Mallory.
mines on Reuben creek where he haa
Prof.
G
A
Gregory
of
Medford
and
son and Mr. E. Pendergrass of Chicago
Take your shoes to Hackett for good * Call and see us when in the i ass. been for the past month.
Mr. Field, teacher in Savage district, visited the family of W. C. Sliter first of
Remember the old stand Front Street
work and right price«.
Mra. Baumgardner, daughter of Mrs. made our town a call a lew day. ago.
People often lack appetite
op|>osite the Rouud House.
!the week.
F. G. Hurd, a mining man ut Medford
Jessie Mash, lelt on Thursday to visit
because they nave eateu what was
B ai a Woooa M an .
Mia. Randall, an old reaident of thia
was in town this week.
relatives in North Carolina.
unwholesome. It requires care in
place, baa, with her little daughter Bee-
Come anil Kettle.
selecting food stuffs if you want to
Wo can furnish work for one man on
There was a social dance Saturday eve­ sis gone to Haleru to reside. The neigh­
Farmers take notice! Pike has vast
Courier subscription
Having lost a good deal by the tire guard the health of those wbo meet
quantities of Grass seeds ; prices lowest ning in the Firemens hall which is re­ borhood will mix» her
Zi
around your board.
E. B. Handsaker and Geo W. Kearns in town.
ported as an enjjyable atTair.
Quite a nuuilier of the pupil, are on and needing money badly, I am obliged
to
ask
those
who
are
owing
me
to
settle
were up from Wolf Creek Thureiiay.
the
nick
list
thia
week.
Miss
l\lna
Williams,
who
ha«
been
Fresh New Alfalfa hay w ill make
tbeir accounts at the earliest possible
One of our features this
D LJ C DV photographer your cow give rich cream and yellow visiting here with her sister Mrs. J. T.
Mr Jone. Hud. busiuoss eo rusluag
Another E g -h Shipment of this CclH>i..ted C
arrived this week
date.
J. W oi . xk .
week will be Whole-wheat
r rl l D I Opp. Court House.
butter. Scott Giiffin on 6;h St. near Woolfolk, went to Gold Hill last week. that be ceuld'ut find time to do all hie
Biscuit, made especially
Frank South of the Victor Junior the ball grounds is the place to get
W. J. Lightfoot and J. E. Hayes arc work and Mr. Hart is helping him in WOOD wanted un subscription, at the
for dyspeptics. In pack­
vv
quarts mine made Grant« Pass a visit on bargains in Hay, Feed and Seeds
in this county from the northern 5»art of the etore thia week.
ages,
20c, it will suit you.
Tuesday of this week.
The choral union enjoyed a very the state, examining a survey near Wal­ The meetings held laut week by Rev.
We have another good one at 7 pounds for $1.
BORN
Mr«. Sam Henderson, who has l>een pleasant and profitable meeting last do.
Biair were well attended.
Tw" packages of Yosemite Roast Coffee (.a spoon in every pack­
For a short time we will sell
visiting with Mr«. Zimmerman, return­ Monday evening, taking up the pleas­
Misa Ruth Dean came down from
Mra Magerling and children went to PERSON II Boulder, Colo., Oct 22, Grandma’s Mush at 10c a package.
age) tor 25c.
ing cantata, •‘David, the Shepherd’Buy
ed Monday to her home in Roseburg.
Jacksonville Saturday to spend Sunday Mediord Friday.
HUM), to Mr. I nd Mr. F. G Person, a We have just received a fresh lot
In Green Coffees we have Old Gov. Java, a fine Salvador Pea Ber­ . Lempke’s new brick building on which will probably be produced some I with her parent«, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
daughter.
of Pillsbury’s Vitos and Pillsbury's
Hugh and la>vi Steven, have gone up
ry or]Car racol and a genuine Costa Rica.
Dean.
Front street ¡«rapidly growing and the time later in the season.
Into the mine» to work during the real Fl tCC» In Asl land, Oct. 24, 1899, at Flaked Oats. They are two of the
the home of Win Powell, to Mr. and
We can name you closest cash prices and furnish the goods. Try us. wallshave assumed quite creditable pro­ Wanted—500 farmers and country ('has E. Smith and his son, Ma Ion of the winter.
best mushes now on the market.
Mri. Win. Flacui, a daughter.
people, a« well a« people in and about Smith arrived here Friday from Colera
portion«.
The meu are working on die road POTTER In Ashland, Oct. 2fi, 1899, to
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hobbs and daugh­ town, at Redfield’s to sample and in­ do Springs. They are looking after min­ these days.
Thanksgiving is not a great way
Mr. and Mra. Roscoe Potter, a daugh­
ter and Mrs B. McArthur went to Rock spect the largest and finest line of 5 cent ing property.
ter.
off. Remember we have all the
A social dance at Rock Point, held at
cigars
ever
brought
to
this
city,
coming
Point Sunday to attend the funeral of
Miss Carrie Cmphlette went to Ash­
—In Grants Pass, on Monday, good things, such as
from all points of the country. Some land Sunday, where she will attend the the home of Mr. Warner, Friday wax a RIGGS
Carlo« White.
Oct. 30, to Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Riggs,
success.
Mincemeat,
a daughter.
Gortons minstrel troupe i« »n town to have had the benefit of considerable Normal school during the remainder of
Mra. Cox and »on Walter Van Grder, Mi COURT—In Grants Pass, on Tliuri-
Orange, Lemon and Citron
day, (Wednesday) and will give their travel, while others are made right here the school year.
went to Medford Tuesday.
day, October 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. J.
peel,
■ entertainment this evening, in the in town. In various ahapea, size«, flav­
Mrs. Northrup, a former resident of
McCourt, a daughter.
or« and colors, suitable for all classes,
Seedless Raisins,
We ace the pleasant face of Blanche
Opera house.
Granta Pass, now an agent for nlverware
from the “don’t care«” to the most criti­
Seeded Raisins,
Moore on oar streets thia week. She is
MARRIED.
The Medford Choral Union has begun cal and exacting. Everybody can be supplies, haa been in GrenU l’a»» dur
Currants, Etc.
vikiting her lieter Mra. Wilt who ie ill.
mg ths past week.
to prepare for the annual musical con suited. Dun t fail to come.
BEAN
SLOAN
—
In
Jacksonville,
Oct.
The
teacher,
of
thia
place
Mlaa
Merritt
vention, which will be held in Ashland (
E. Erickson and family alio bave
25, 1899 by Hon. U.K Hanna, circuit
1 The city council, at the regular meet­
Fresh Eggs, 25c a dozen.
during the holidays.
been living during the • »minor on a and Newton went to Gold Hill Friday
judge, R. J. Bean and Misa Grace M
ing on Thursday evening of this week,
evening
remaining
over
Sunday
with
Sloan of Ashland precinct.
Try the new “Dewberry” 5 cent cigar ! will act uj»on an ordinance providing for farm near Merlin, have retuinel to their
friends.
Pin Money Pickles, they are
I at Redfield’«. None of the other barrys laterals for the sewer system which has home near Wilderville.
McANDREW—SMITH—In Jacksonville
Oct. 24, 1899, by Rev. M J. Hickey, something good.
are “in it” with the “Dewberry.” Even ¡been provided for. If the ordinance is
Eclus Pollock made a trip to Jump-off-
Thanksgiving.
Tlios. F. McAndrew and Miss Fran
the huckleberry, the sal lai and the «al­ passed, the council will then advertise Joe Tuesday, in company with his fa-
A* I he annual Thauksgiving day is ap­ MB 1. Smith,
monberry are faded by the “Dewberry.” • for bids for the construction of the whole liber Mr. Joseph Pollock, to look after proaching I take this opportunity to
At a meeting held recently in Med­ system. The first ordinance provides the condition af affairs at their place.
thank my many patrons (or the liberal
DIED
AND
ford, a large number of populists repre­ that the work shall be completed within
Capt. and Mr«. Evans, who have for patronsge that 1 have received during
WOODY
—
In
Granta
Pan«, Ore. Oct. 22,
senting both wings of the party, issued three m«)nths from the time of letting sometime past been living on William« the past year.
1899, Mr« HiiMan Woody, aged 83 year«.
an address to the populist party in Jack- the contract, and that there ehall be a creek, returned laat week to their place
Il may have been noticed that I bave
Mr«. Woody had been a resident of
son county, declaring against fusion.
penalty of |5 per day charged the con­ near Grunt« Pass to remain during tho not advertised iu the local columns of
It Is reported that the mining proper­ tractor for all time consumed over con­ winter.
this paper, or any other, for several thia county for 40 year«. Her husband
Jaine« Woody, who died ten year« ago at
ty of Cope Bro«, of Galice has been pur­ tract limit.
J. L. Scott, a former business men of months past. It lias not been necessary,
the age of 92 year«, was a veteran of the
as
I
have
had
all
the
dental
work
that
I
chased by Colorado capitalist« for |25,
A season of agitation occured Monday Grants Pass has been in town lately
i)00. This property includes about 140 in the corner saloon, when August making preparations for rebuilding his was able to do and frequently more. war of 1812,
acre« of placer ground and several prom­ Fetsch, the proprietor, and Robert By une sftry buck building which partici­ With my thirty-five years' of dental ex WHITE—At Rock Point, on Oct. 27.
perience with I lie safest and liest pro- , 1899, of apinal meningitis, Carlo« E.
ising quartz ledges.
bee engaged in a dispute over a game of pated in the recent fire.
White, aged 19 years 11 mo. and 27
—
—~ for
' -- painleia
•—I-1—- J
—
---- -i.—-"
cesses
dental
operations,
and j
E. B. Brown has purchased the milk 1 poker. It seems that Mr. Fete« h ex­
days.
Mr. atid Mrs. 0. B. Beardsley and Mr.
business of R H. Gilfiilan, and has also ' pressed doubts oi Mr. Bybee’« veracity and Mrs. John K. Harvey returned on with my superior dental apparatus and
Carlos White was the hoii of Mr. and
leased the place for a year. Mr. Gilfill- and that Mr. Bybee then and there im­ Monday from the Old Channel mine on appliances, I shall endeavor to merit iu Mr« Cha«. E. White oi Kock Point.
the
future,
a
liberal
share
ot
public
pat
­
an and family will remove to town and printed hi« digits on the countenance of Six Mile creek, which they have been
I The funeral services were conducted at
ronage by giving the very beet services
will occupy Mr. T. F. Croxton’s house Mr. Fetsch. This act seemed to dis­ visiting during the past week.
ihe home of the deceaHtd on Sunday by
Slid high grade dental work possible.
please Mr. Fetsch, who forthwith arose
on Second and A street».
the Rev. F. G, Strange of Ashland.
Mr. and Mr«. Joseph Pollock arrived
Wishing all the readers of thia paper
S. W. Holt, D I), of Portland, Synod­ and smote. This procedure in turn Saturday from Berthoud Colo, where
CUSTAR—At the residence of Isaac
a
happy
Thanksgiving,
I
am
very
cor
­
ical missionary for Oregon, will occupy aroused the displeasure of Bybee, who they have been living for heveral
I (/Uttar, on Applegate, October 27th,
J.JtXNINUS,
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
1899, of interaiittent fever, Boardman
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church declared war. Mr. Fetsch made a «les- months past. They will soon return to dially yours,
Opera House Block, Grants Pass.
H. Custar, aged 20 yearn
next Sunday in the place of Rev C W. perate charge on Bybee’« fortifications, their old home on Jump-off Joe. Mr.
Mr. Custar was the youngest son of
Hays, who goes to Portland to occupy but was repulsed with heavy I ons . A and Mr«. Pollock have been residents
Williams Item*.
Isaac Custar, one of the old and respected
fierce battle was wage«! but the partit s, of this counjry for a g»x>d many years,
Dr. Holt’« place.
James Gileson was in the city Friday. residents of this comity.
were
finally
«eperated,
greatly
to
their
and it in altogether too late for them to
The Henry Klippie mine on Gall«
W. C. Stites made a business trip to
creek was purchase«! last week by F. H. relief. Their perfopnance cost them the thiuk of living in any other country.
town last week.
regular price—55 apiece.
Osgood of Seattle. Thiamine embraces
T. H. Supple of Supple 'Bros, miners
J. P Anderson visited bis family a few
HOLMAN & SON,
♦ »40 acres and contains both placer mines
of Galice. came up to Grants Pass days not long .Ince.
Notice.
ami
quartx
ledges
Gall«
creek
is
a
Thursday.
Supple
Bros,
purchased
Geo
.
•
Mian Gertrude John spent a few day.
Grants Pa««, Ore , Oct, 27 1899
tributary of Rogue river, coming in from
Mathews mine on Galice creek last in tl>e city laal week.
UNDERTAKERS
The money you pay for a new wheel is some­
Notice is hereby given that the firm of spring, and since then have been mak­
the south side below (io <1 Kill.
EMBALMERS
Charlee Stephana made a buainesa
Conaiderable activity is manifest in , Dixon and McCrotkey is hereby this ing extensive improvements. T hey have
times only part of the price. Ihe bicycle­
the mining camp of Galice, and experts] day dissolved by mutual consent, R. O. cleared a large amount of ground of a trip to the city laet week.
mender gets the rest.- It you buy............
Miaa Abbie blitea .pent Saturday and Office on Oth St. oppo. Court House.
have deen visiting that locality frequent­ McUroakey retiring, and E. C. Dixon heavy growth of fir timber, ami have
made improvements on their ditches Sunday with her parent».
ly of late, examining the various quarts a lii continue the busine««.
Residence North 7th St.
E. C. Dixon.
and flumes. There is plenty of water
mine«, (tftlice has a number of excel­
Frank and Ed Tryer made a buaineaa
GRANTS PASS, OR.
K. O. McCroskey.
already but they have not yet started trip to Medlord laat week.
lent quartz propositions, which only;
the
pipe.
(Jalice
creek
io
one
oi
the
need development to make good paying
Henry Boat went to town laat Mon­
liest water privileges in the county, and day with a load of produce.
t'ownty Treasurers Notice.
mine«.
to begin with you need have only a bowing
MISS DOBSON,
If not handled by an expert
will afford water for a good-sized by
Notice is hereby given that there are
W. S. Woods is rushing the building
Mr» John, w ho haa boon tick fur quite
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
draulic plant for about eight months in
enced pharmacist. You may
funds In the county treasury lor the re­
I of his new brick hotel and a small army
a while, ia .lowly improving.
' the year.
demption ot the following county war­
lie assured of good results if
' of men are 3t work there. The founda-
Mr. and Mr.. W. St. John visited
rants, protested to I leer in her 20th 1890,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cousin came up
; tion is about complete«! and in a short
INSTRUCTION IN
you have your prescriptions
friend, on Applegate Sunday,
Interest on sawn will caae from tine date.
! from Portland last week, and went im­
i time there will be a handsome two story
compounded here.
VOCAL ANO PIANO Mt SIC.
Rev. Chaatam and wife left Thursday October 19th 1899.
mediately to their home at Galice,where
i brick building ou the fdte of the old
! Mr. Cousin will operate his mine during for Glendale tu engage in a aeriea of 238 240 242 244 237 11 222 239 241
I Palfe^e Hotel. The brick are being de­
I the coming winter. He and his partner, meetings.
243 »46 97 249 263.
livered at a rapid rate. This building
Studio at Mrs. Pigney's Tuesdays and Mr. Atkinson,, have some of the beat
We are glad to learn that J. D. Kenrie
J T. Taylor.
will be coustructe I of pressed brick
, placer ground on (¿slice creek, and this dy, who met with a aeriuua accident in
County Trruurer.
which will make a very handsome wall Fridays.
local rappciunoe
Pike’s Cash Grocery
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personal
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Thoughts
for Food
A .1. Pike.
GROWty
CHASE & SANBORN, Importers, Boston
Our Climax Roast Coffee at 25e can’t be beat.
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White House Grocery.
Largest stock of Groceries, Crockery,
and QucenMvare in the City.
Columbia
Come to Our Store for
All the Good Things
to Eat.
GARLAND
STEELRANGES
mid STOVES
Stove Boards, Stove Pipe, hampers, Ate
Cramer Bros
Calhoun
Grocery
Co.
Crawford Bicycles at a Reduction.
BKYCLE ECONO/ tt
Death Lurks
in Drugs....
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Children s Rubbers, all sizes............................................
Ladies' Rubbers.............................................
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Ladies' Extra Heavy Fleeced Underwear
This Number is as Heavy and Warm as Those t’sually Sold at So cents.
Misses' and Children's Extra Heavy Fleeced in DRAW-
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Wall Paper, entire stock at reduction of 25 per cent.
New Stock of Trunks.
* New Stock of Valises.
New Stock of Telescopes.
Big Stock
Big Stock
Big Stock
Big Stock
of Lace Curtains.
of Portier Curtains.
of Wool Blankets from $3 to $15.
of Cotton Blankets.
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