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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1899)
Grant Topping Killed Mining N«»J. Grant Topping, a «*11 ku*«rn and re- Geo. Martin and I Crawford, who •peetej r*eident ol tbia county,waa killed have been prospecting in the Galice dis- »■ by • lailing tree on Wednesday of laat trict, have gon* to the Althous* country week, while engaged in tailing 11 inter at to try their fortune* there l*r. Flanagan, Frank M. South of the Victor Junior Alex Walts mine on, Williams creek. A Resident Dentist. "Bix” Nauck* uf the firm of Naucke A mine, was in town laat week. falling tree struck a log in such a man Egg* 27S cants at Wada's. Mrs. R. L. Demaree goes to Redding . ner a* to throw it against him, and pre»* ¡Stith, of Kerby, was iu town • day or two this week. He say* they have begun Shoes repaired at Hackett's. Thursday morn mg for a few days stay. him against another log, crushing him operatioua at their mine on Josephine C. St Lou is for watch repairing Herb Sampson left on Sunday even j at the bips. The log waa removed as Finest new cleaned Currants; they are exceptionally nice. ings train for Portland, to remain indeti- quickly as poasiblo, and lie was carried creek. Some very handsome nuggets Whips, l(k to $2.50 at Hackett’s. have been found on tlieir bedrock. Large Dew Seeded Raisins in one pound packages. No stoning or nrely. to the nearest house where bo died in Wade has choice Butter at 50c per rc II. timing required; always ready for the cook J. R. Parker, of Ban Francisco has about three hours altar the accident. J. B. Lindsay wm in from Applegate Harness of all Kinds, Grades and New and fresh Glaced Citron. Lemon and Orange Peel at 20c. Thia spaee to be ßlled by Pike's Pricea on Monday with a load of apples to ship Hs leaves a wife and five children. leased the Waxabatchi* mine on the Ill Prices at Hackett's. > He was a member of Ibe A. O. U. W. inois river. This mine is situated about Paper Shell Walnuts. Paper Shell Almonds; all bright, new stock, Fresh stock of Clover, Alfalfa and Tim next week. He was too buev to »rite to SrAltle. and quite a number of people from 25 miles below Oak Hat, and *otn* 40 thern up this iaeue. d much better than for the past two years. othy seed at Wade’s. B. E. Meredith was in town from his Granta Pass drove out to Williams 011 miles below the wagon road. It is well mime on the Illinois river, for a few Choice White Figs, wrapped iu parchment, one pound packages. Fresh Oysters, Extra Select 50e. The fit1*<1 up with hydraulic apparatus, has Friday to attend the funeral. days last week. Bell & Bugle Cranberries (not green, but ripe.). Whit© House Grocery. * good water right, good pressure, »nd Bids Wanted. Mrs. Parker is here from Portland an unlimited dump. It prospects well lake your shoes to Hackett for good Miacc Meat —we carry several kinds. Ain: .ti;\Hom Made Mince visiting her son. Geo. H. Parker aud The Old Channel Mining Company in fine gold. There is a large amount of $ieat in 1. i1/ aud'3 poun . . fiii-» wc can ROanmnd -is l*c:n< work and right prices. his family. wants bids on building JO rods of flume ground and splendid facilities for its We can furnish work for one man on . I>enuis H. Stovall of Corvallis, author at “Six Mila," 12 miles weal of Selma. rapid working. Boiled Cider in quart bottles. Courier subscription. I of “riea;t of the Valiev," was here a For particulars inquire of W. H. Thomp Dan Green one of the nioet etficient Log Cabin Maple Syrup, Yankee Hills Maple Syrup. DU rDV photographer son at the tu me, or of II. 0. Perkins, miners of this county, came up from tew days this week. 1 n LD I Opp. Court House. H O. Buckwheat (self-raising), II. O’ Pancake Flour, Larrowes (■slice Friday. He says there is plenty Attorney A. C. Hough returned from tiranta Pass. Spare Ribs and Backbones at the City New York Buckwheat, guaranteed pure. of water at hie place, but he has not Portland Saturday, where he has been Meat Market. Fatal impression. Pillsbury's Flaked Oat Meal, Pillsbury's Vitos, yet begun mining, as he has had a great on legal business. Soott Griflin is putting up a tempor- There seems to be a false impression Del Monte Morning Food. A. J. Pike Mrs. M. A. Wertx.’who has been visit in regard to the arrest of the Salvation deal of preparatory work to do, in ditch ary building on his lot* on (ith and 1 j Cooked Hominy. Full line of Heintz Goods. Smoked Salmon. ing in Portland for the last month re army, also in regard to who has th* work, and moving his hydraulic plaut, streets for a feed store Next year he preliminary to opening up some new turned home Sunday. Celery. Fresh Shrimp. Freeh Oyatare, will put up a brick building. renting of th* rooms above the corner ground. Thia property belongs to Mr. White House tirocerjr. Mrs R. K. Montgomery, of Glendale saloon. If you will look up the minutes Regular size, 7 Packages Dixie Queen Greeu and Postmaster Harmon, who Fresh Pork Shoulders at 5e per pound arrived here Monday morning for a few of the city council of last meeting, you Navel Oranges, Fresh Oysters. 25c White House Grocery. own quite a large body of placer ground days visit with friends. at the City Meat Market. will know who made the motion to en Circuit court for this county will con on Galice creek. They made a very Mrs. Ban Loh re, of Roseburg, who force the city ordiance 1 had nothing to profitable run last winter, some of the Prof.C. J. Kurth lie* gone to Redding vene on Monday, Nov. 20, to complete , the uufinisheilbus.nes* of the September’,0 re“,ia P«,n»»nently. His family has been visiting with Mrs. Zimmer do with the arrest of the army, further ground they worked being very rich. will join him there about the 1st of 1M- man at this place, returned on Satur more 1 was very much opposed to it. This season they are moving further term. They do not annoy me in the least, and down and across the stream, and will (*emt>er. The band boys would have day. F. G Burns has filed a suit »gainst as far as lam concerned they are'..el- open some ground, which gives a pro liked to serenade him ou his departure, Mrs. W. F. Ferrier of Ashland, who Josephine county for the sum of $20,u00 and but feared to violate ordinance 21. has bean here visiting with her parents, come to hold their meetings in front of spect better than any they have hitherto for alleged injuries received by his horse my place, whenever they see fit. worked. falling through a hribge on the Illinois ' A gramophone entertainment will be Mr. and Mrs. John, Hall returned Sat I have leased and occupy the corner given at the Woodville school house on urday morning. river trail. room on the ground floor, used for a Mine Sale. Thursday evening of this week, under Miss Bell Catching of Roseburg who Try the new "Dewberry” 5 cent cigar ' the management of county superintend has been here for the past week visiting saloon and cigar store and have no con The Woodcock mine on Illinois river ihr at Redfield’s. None of the other berrys ent Gregory. The proceeds are to lie her cousin, Mrs. Frank Flook, returned trol over any other part of the build just below the mouth of Josephine creek ara "in it” with the "Dewberry.” Even ing, Respectfully, he» recently been told to Erasmus Wil devoted to a school librarv. The cause Saturday evening. the huckleberry, the sxllal and the sal An hist F ktsch . is a worthy one and deserving of liberal •on ami B. E. Meredith of Kansas City W. J. Harris, of the English-Canadian monberry'are faded by the "Dewberry.” patronage. Mo. The deal has been under consider company who are operating the big On Wednesday evening of last weok I Fresh New Alfalfa hay will make Wanted—500 farmers and country dredge on the Illinois river, arrived Ordinance No 21 was tnforced on the ation for acme months but the final trans your cow give rich cream and yellow people, as well as people in and about actions were ard the property here Saturday from Spokane. Salvation army, and all the male mem changed hand» last .»vvk. The price butter. Kcott Griflin on 6th St. near town, at Redfield’s to sample and in bers were arreated and uelained over Miss Ett a Adams who has been visit the ball grounds is the place to get spect the largest and finest line of 5 cent paid waa $11,1'0). Thia mine has l>e«ii AND ing at her home near town for the past night in the dungeona of the City hall. bargains in llay, Feed and Seeds cigars ever brought to this city, coming few wetks, left for Hornbrook, Cal , on On Thursday they were haled forth be worsed in a primitive manner for many years, and for the last few year» has been The ladies of St Lukes Guild, will hold from all points of the country. Some Monday evening, to lie absent about two fore the judgment bar to answer to the worked with a small hydraulic plant. It a Japanese Bazaar and serve a luncheon have had the benefit of considerable I months. ■ barge of deatarbing the peace and ia now being thorougly equipped for on the evenings of November 28th and I travel, while others are made right here quiet of the city. o|»eration on a much more extensive 29th, at the Odd Fellow« Hall. A short in town. In various shapes, sizes, flav- i Will Everitt arrived here Saturday to The judgment waa i net anil the book* scale, and will be, hereafter, bated with visit his mother, after a four years ab program will be given on the evening of Jors and colors, suitable for all classes, were opened. They were given a jury November 28th. from the "don’t cares” to the most criti sence in southern California. Mr. Ever trial wnich resulted I in their acquittal, large producing mines of our county. itt senior has a photograph gallery in The members of Grants Pass Magazine cal and exacting. Everybody can be Redlands, Cal. and is doing well. Thursday evening, their drum waa If you want a granite sidewalk put in Club of 1898 9 are invited to meet at the suited. Don't fail to come. again in evidence, I but no arreat waa get W. L Ireland to make you a price on W. J. Rogers who has been filling the residence of A. C. Hough. Saturday eve $7000 w ill buy one of the best farms in position of Postal telegraph <q>erator at made. ning. November 18th for the purpose of Southern Oregon, two miles from Grants Wolf Creek during the absence of J. Stove re-organizing and arranging for the Pass. 167 seres ot good bottom laud, all Steiner, was in town on Monday, depart coining season. under cultivation, all fenced, good 9 ing fur Saginaw on the evening train. W. L. Ingrain and W. J. Rogers last room house, hard finish, brick milk I Friday sold their right to a patent for house, brick cellar, living water, about I A free lecture will be given by Nettie an improvement to a spring hinge. Mr. 800 winter apples all in bearing. For Olds-Haght on Thursday evening, Nov. Ingram is now working on a number of further particu'ars, see Joseph Moss,Rea 16, at the I. O. O. F. ball. Subject, the other patents, one of which is something Estate agent. Oflice oppoaite Josephine "Need of a Practical Religion." ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. Hotel. More and more people are using that every one would want. Notice. A game of foot ball will be played at and deriving benefit from Quaker bath cabinet, which is excellent for breaking (¡rants Patil, Ore , 6ct, 27 1899 Ashland on Nov. 21, between the Ash Notice is hereby given that the firm of land team and that of the University of up a cold and curing rheumatism, Hot Oregon, after the latter’» return from’ air, steam or medicated baths can l>e Dixon and McCroskey is hereby this California where they are to play the taken with the cabinet. Many (irania day dissolved by mutual consent, R. (). University of California at Berkeley, on i Pass people can testify tu ila merita. McCroskey retiring, and E. C. Dixon Joseph Mose agent. will continue tlie business. Nov. 18. E. C. Dixon. 7 Packages Dixie Queen for 25c at the Wliat 1« Shiloh? R. O. McCroskey. White House Grocery. A grand old remedy for Gouglm, Cold* Two lots on north side of 6th street, and Consumption; used through ttie The recent statistics of the number of g<x>d location, cheap, see Joseph Moss, world for half a century , lias cured iniiu merable case* of incipient consumption deaths show that the large majority die ► oflice opposite Josephine Hotel. with Consumption. This disease may ► There will be a Basket Social at the and relieved many in advanced stage*. commence with an apparently harmless are not satisfied with results, wa ► residence of Mrs, F. L McCroskey cn • If will you refund your mousy. Price 25 ct*., 50 cough which can be cured instantly by North 4th. street opposite R L. Coe’s Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and 3 residence, on Friday Eve, ofthijw<ek. ct* and Si—W. F. Kremer. Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and Ladies are requested to bring baskets Big Hunt. relieve all cases. Price 25c and bOc. with lunch for two, which vxill be sold The Woodmen of the World expect to For sale by all Druggists. for 25 cents each, (iiod music and a burn powder in copious quantities or good time are expected. Proceeds are Startling, at l east. the occasion of the big hunt of Nov. 23, for the benefit of the Baptist church. John Hall bought a bath cabinet from and twitters and squeakers are advised A series of union meetings conducted to hide their heads. About 115 contes Joseph Moss, Not i»atii»He«i with the by Rev. N F. Jenkins ami Rev C. W. tants are aligned for the fray, divided result of hi» purchase, he hung the of Hays, was begun on Tuesday evening in into two parties under the gallant leader fending article on a stake in front of hie the M. E church. The meetings will be ship of Captains Frank McGregor ami house apparently for the purpose of hold* held on four night« of each week begin- i L. L. Jennings. ing it up for derision. Thia led natur ning with Tuesday. Next week they ally to rupture of the cordial feeling ex will be held n the Presbyterian church. isting between Mr. Hall ami Mr. Moss. This School ¡6 Now Under State Control. A grand masquerade ball will be giv Ed Tynan, being a friend of both men, Is the Largest and Most Progressive School in Southern Oregon. ISS DOBSON, called upon Mr. Hall with mediative in- Mew buildings, new apparatus and fixture*, fine campus healthful !<►< ation, delightful en by company "H” of the <). N. G., in cliai tl» . excellent influences for >tuJent>. the Opera house on Thanksgiving eve ■ tent. During his call, be was entertained Course of Mudy the same a* at other Normal- of th»- *tate. ning. No pains will lie spared to make with more fervor than lie could have Best advantiiLG - in Vocal and Inslrurncntal niu< t > :< mid in Southern Oregon. the event a social snoess. Prises will possibly anticipated, and is now carry INHTRl(TT()N IN . paining school fully equipped and in < barge of a thorough critic teacher ing his face in a sling, so to speak. He Tn lion $0.25 per term ; iiiu-it $’» and $10 per term board at hall $1.75, and lodging 50c be given for the best sustained charac VOCAL ASIt PIANO MI SI»-. per week. >tud(-nt'furnidiiii- "thin. -r ' ' "in-i ' ■ ter and to the two best dam*ers A com is very severely cut and bruised about $125 payn a// e^i pcnM4! for one year1 n nrhooling, inrltiding book». mittee of suitable persons will be pro the head and face, where it is report Th< shortest and mort thorough route to a -tate certificate, i* tbe normal ■ ourae. Re vided, to whom the maskers may reveal ed that Mr. Hall used the butt end of Vie. da -. ■ r t. idi. r-il.r. . •1. .111 th. ■ Studio at Mrs. Pigney’s Tuesday, and his revolver with telling effect. No ar I their identity. The music will bo fur For calaloirueor information. *d<ire-. nished by Demaree’s orchestra. rests Lave been made and no fines paid. W. T. VAN K'OY, i’re.i<lenl. A.hland, Orejron. F ridays. Pike’s Cash Grocery New Arrivals at the B. & M local toappcniiuw personal J W liitc House Grocery for the Thanksgiving Season. To Arrive This Week. White House Grocery Largest stock of Groceries, Crockery, Queensware in the City. 1 U«hr dina. Banis. »’.Ont I w M'n« •s.\W. newm, ■cs aM m:J.u " ; o. I, on; J J. olumbia GARLAND STEEL GANGES and STOVES. Boards, Stove Pipe, Dampers, &c. Cramer Bros Crawford Bicycles at a Reduction. ¡artless ialleri : iu the ) to the I neat!» “coppp BICYCLE ECONOMY The money you pay for a new wheel is some times only part of the price, ¡'lie bicycle mender gets the rest. If you buy........... Top Coat Devotees have learned to look to us for all that's ultra-fashionable, ex clusive, distinctly new yet many notches lower in price than the custom tailor* Have a look at our “top notch" variety. THE ÇRE5CENT to begin with von need have only a bowing acquaintance with the wheel-tinker <eL.™enor T. te panv. HOOD Southern Oregon Staie Normal School. M Just in—the l-'inest and Most Delicious things in Cans, Jugs and Jars. If your appetite needs whetting, just come in. Summer markets are at] your service all the year ’rouud—the choicest vegetables, fruits, preserves, meats etc. A big stock selling right at low prices. Canned Corn, toe. and I2j4c. Canned Tomatoes toe and tajic. String Beans toe. a can. Peas toe. a can. Canned Asparagus 30c. Canned Hulled Corn 20c. Canned Pumpkin 15c Canned Pork and beans toe, 15c and 20c. Canned Boston Baked Beans 20c. Canned Kidney Beans 10c. Canned Soups, different kinds. Canned Pineapple 15c to 30c. Canned Peaches 15c. Canned Plums 15c, Canned Blackberries 15c Canned Apricots 15c. Canned Bartlett Pears 20c. Canned Mackeral 20c, 25c, and JSC- Canned Salmon roc, 15c, and 20c. • Canned Oysters 10c to 30c. Canned Tuntalaes 10c. Canned Clams toe to 25c. Canned Sauer Kraut, and Vienna Sausage 10c. Canned Vienna Sausage 10c. Canned Pine Apple Jelly in pails 35c and 65c, etc, etc. Calhoun Grocery Co. Death Lurks m Drugs.... If not handled by an expert enced pharmacist. You may lie assured of good resuits if you have your prescriptions compounded here. BARGAINS AT R. L. COE & CO.’S BIG BUILDING SALE hildren’s Rubbers, all sizes Ladies' Rubbers Ladies’ Extra Heavy Fleeced Underwear 2Oc Big- Stock of Lace Curtains. 50c Big- Stock of Portier Curtains. 35c Big Stock of Wool Blankets from $3 to $15 This Number is as Heavy and Warm as l liose I'sually Sold at 5o cents. Big Stock of Cotton Blankets. Misses’ and Children’s Extra Heavy Fleeced in DRAW ERS. PANTS and VESTS for BOYS, MISSES and CHILDREN. Best value we have ever shown. - Wall Paper, entire stock at reduction of 25 per cent. We have over 200 Dozen Ladies’, Mens' and Children’s New Stock of Trunks. Underwear and are offering the Best Values to be found in the New Stock of Valises. country. Don’t miss them. New Stock of Telescopes. UNDERWEAR Ladies' Mi and Children's Jackets, Capes truest Line Kver Shown in this Cit\ 4A SA C Y ■ A v l
