Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, December 21, 1899, Image 3

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    The round trip rate from Ashland is only $11.50. with local rates from Giants Pass to Ashland.
Pike’s Cash Grocery.
ilverware,
Carvers,
Lamps,
Cutlery,
Chinaware,
local tjappenings
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A DM I ÌJF. CF TEE AICXE FOR TH
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Arrangements can he made for a 30-day stop over. For particulars sec posters or call on A. E. Voorhies
-Holidavs
Dr. Flanagaa,
Resident Dentist.
Music Rolle at Clemens.
Shoe« repaired at Hackett'«.
C. St Louis for watch repairing
Whips, 10c u> $2.50 at Hackett*«.
Ladies tine leather purees at Clemens.
Harness of all Kinds, Grades and
Prices at Hackett's.
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Take yo«r shoes to Hackett for goed
work and right prices.
Mask ball at the opera bouse Christ-
uias night, December 25.
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GOODS
FOR
SANTA CLAUS.
Staple Groceries of all kinds at
like prices. Pike is the one to see
' when buying, from now on. Get
photographer others' prices and then came to
Opp. Court House.
Tablets of all kinds at the Coctuxa
office.
DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR
CHRISTMAS
Plain Mixed Candv, 4 lbs......... 25c
Brokeu Mixed Candy, per lb
10c
Best Candies, you pay 25 and
30c per lb............................... 15c
Cranberries, per quatt........ . . 05c
Walnuts, Peanuts, etc., 2 lbs
for....................................... ...25c
Pop Cora, 4 lbs ................
25c
White Figs, per pkg
.. 10c
Fancy Cakes and Cookies at re­
duced prices. Aud many other
things. Call bclore buying
Pike’s Cash Grocery.
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personal
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John Ryan, a prominent mining pro­
moter, reiurnt d last week from Chicago
Mist Adelia Harth returned from
Portland Saturday to spend the holidays
with her pareute.
H C, Tay'or for many years a remdeat
of Granta Pass is now «topping in San
Francisco.
Miss Gertie l>immici returned laet
Thursday from Fort land, where she ha*
been attending school.
Mias Clara Wertz left Saturday eve-
uing for Roseburg end Portland where
she will visit for two weeks.
Mrs. C. F. Dixcn of Igerna, Calif.,
a former resideut of tbis place, spent a
few Says m the city during tbe past
week.
R. H, Gilltillan baa spent the past
weekin Tellamook connty, looking up
the advantages of that eeetion.
Iwunia Stovall of Corvallis, came in
Wednesday to epond the week. Ha
will enliven tbe order of Maccabees in
southern Oregou.
Erneet Duden of S ab Franciere, tu
prams secretary ol the Order of Fendo,
spent Wednesday in the city in the
interest ol the order
John R. Harvey ol the Old Channel
Mining Company came in Irotn the mine
Saturday night and returned Monday
morning. He r«|»rU groat activity at
tbe mine.
John F. Wickham, manager of the Big
Yank Mining and Milling Company,
was in town Saturday. He says the
company is extracting seine very rich
copper ore from the Big Yank ledge
which also earrise gold and eilver,
Hon. J. W. V'rtue of Leland is regis­
tered at the Josephine. He bas just re­
turned from Portland and saya great
interest ia being manifested by the
metropolis, iu Southern Oregon mines,
and predicts a bright future for this pait
of the state
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rodgers return­
ed to Gran's Base Saturday after an
absence of about two years During
that time they have lived is Idaho,
Missouri and tbe past 18 mouthe in
Victor, Colo., but they have failed to
find a place that suite them at well as
Southern Oregon. They expect to make
their home here now.
R. L. Demaree and Fred Mensch
value ill Friday from Ditch creek where
they bad g me on a prospecting tour.
They were driven out by a snow storm,
but have since returned. They bad a
wild bicycle ride through mud and water.
Ou coming in, one of them, we are told,
even eat down in a large pond of w ater
which he had attempted to ride across,
bis wheel balking midway. They
found encouraging pro«|iecta, but were
not able to do much work on account of
the enow, as tho altitude is rather high.
Holiday Announcement
Calhoun Grocery Co
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Perfume Atomizers at Clemens.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Campbell left last
You all know Scott Griffin put the
Linen books for Children st Clemens. week for Oakland, Calif.; Clarence
price on. Flour below 75cte a sack.
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A man from Japan at tbe opera bouse Purdom and wife will occupy the Camp­
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Chicken and fish market in connection
bell house during their absence.
December 2(ith.
with the meat market.—J. H. Ahlf
per
Fresh
pork
eboulders
at
acts,
Miss Mollie John was in from Wil­
Good Fresh Butter, 50c. a Roll, also
liams one day laet week Williams is
Mackerel, Cranberries and Bulk Pickles pound at tbe City Meat Market,
at Wades'.
j City farm and mining property for making preparations for a good time on
And ought to have a
Christmas by having a Christmas tree
Go te the Novelty for your Christ­ sale J okkhh Moss, Real Estate Agent.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
and appropriate exercises.
good supply for Christ­
mas candies, oysters, etc. Blake always
Messrs Bole and Major, electrician«,
GARLAND STOVES.
STRAXSKY STEEL WARE.
Ad. Wells, tbe genial engineer at Vic­
carries the best in stock.
are in town wiring the Palace hotel for
mas.
Our prices thia
tor Jr., mine near Placer, started tu San
This is the best grocery
----------------------- ------------------------------ --------- — — Scott Griffin is erecting a store build­ electric bills.
year
are
interesting.
Francisco on Mondav morning's train to
ing on the lot recently purchased by him
Tbe email boy and tbe equaker should
in town for Christmas
spend a few days during ths holidays.
CANDIES
at tbe corner of Sixth and I streets,
relegated to the woodshed if they want
purchases. Everything
He will return in about two weeks.
Plain mixed per pound
A train load of refrigerated hobos , to be together.
J. M. Fades, who lias been on tbe By­
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you want for your
Red Top Clover seed, Utah recleaned
came in on the Southern pacific Tuesday
Broken “
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bee ranch at Merlin for the past three
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night. Hoboing in winter ia not what it! Alfalfa seed. Timothy seed, Willamette
Christmas dinner is here
Chrismas
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Valiev Tame cheat seed, Winter Oats years, spent the past six weeks at Ores
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is cracked up to be.
Assorted
stick
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and your marketing will
cent
City
looking
for
work,
but
returned
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All unsold county and state rights for and Wheat at Scott Griffin's
laet week. He thinks Josephine county
Ribbon
mixed
If
be made easy and satis­
Large size composition books for 6c at I it far ahead of 1 >el Norte for him.
the sale of the Improved Harrington
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Chocolates
the Cornu's office.
Washing
Machine
can
be
bought
of
factory if we get your
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A full
of
Geo K. Rogers, who spent some time
Bon Boris
Joseph .Moss. At reasonable prices.
The improved Harrington Clothes here laet year in the interest of the Wood­
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orders.
Taffy lump
Quality high
Tbe holiday vacation of the Grants Washer, can be seen by calling at tbe men of the World will again tie with
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Cranberries per quart 10c.
Pass school will commence the Friday Real Estate office of Joseph Mose.
Fruit candies 44
tbe lodge bare, and on Saturday night
before Christmas and continue until
Crystallized Fruits 30c A 50c Citron, lemon and orange
Ths displays la the windows of the the lodge gives a big supper at the 1. O.
Tuesday, January 2.
different stores of Grants Pass ia un­ O. F. hall.
peel 20c.
Get your writing paper by the ream usually line thia year, and shows that
Mr. Alexander, j prsmlaeat capital­
Seeded raisins and seedless
and save money. We offer a ream o the business men expect a big holiday ist aad mining man of I .os Angeles, and
note paper, 480 sheets, 2'a pounds, for trade, and from all reports we here I one of the principal ownors of the Alex­
raisins.
Coming Attractions.
45c. We get the paper in large quanti­ they are having it.
ander-Bent mint on Galien creek is at
Currants
in packages 10c.
ties and can sell chvap; tbis is not chesp
Dec. 25, A'teruooe,"A Cheerful
Thos. Armstrong who recently sus­ the Josephine Hotel.
Currants
per pound 10c.
psper but first class goods.—Column tained an injury to his eyes by an ac­
Dee. 26, Evening, Mank Ball given by
John ltyan, a noted mining engineer
I cident at the Old Channel mine return) d
office.
tba
Granta
I'aaa
Ftrvmea.
M
ince
meat
8J to 10c a pound.
and promoter of Chicago, is stopping al
The Choicest Perfumes at Clemens,
Saturday morning from Portland whole the Josephiae. Mr. K. has traveled ex­
Dec 2G, “A man from Japan,
Honey(pound comb) 2 for 25c.
C. A. Snow dt Co., Patent Lawyers, op­ be bas been having bin eyes treated at tensively in all the gold flehln of the
Jan. 8. Th« Nusbville Student«.
posite the United States Patent Office, the Dr. Brown Infirmary. He returned Pacific coast and says our placers are
Jan. 24 Richards A Pringle's Georgia
Washington D C., who have actual cli­ to the mine Tuesday to resume work.
equal if net superior to any taut he has
Minstrels.
ents
in
every
city
and
town
of
the
United
The University of Eugene will launch seen in regard to native richness and ac- j
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States and Canada, report that never be­ a glee club this season, which will make 1 feasibility .
Toya, Dolle, Games at Clemens.
fore in their 25 years practice bas the a tour of Eastern Oregon and Washing­ !
work of the office lieen so well up to ton. The club ia under the direction
date. They claim that patents can now of Professor I. M. Glqpn, who is a ban
be procured in less than half the lime tone siuger of prominence. Edward
formerly required.
Van Dyke, of this place, is a member of I
My Cow gives lots of milk and butter, the club.
I feed her all the Alfalfa bay she will eat.
Services at St.Luke's church on Sun
at
I buy the best. Scott Griffin lias Ibi- day next at 11 A, M and 7:30 P.M.
Sunday school at 10 A M. There will
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. best Alfalfa 1 ever saw.
Come the Good Things to
Get your camera friend a Flexible tie an early celebratiou of the Holy Com­
It is natural the figures should appeal to your judgement make up our Christmas dis­
Leather Album for Christmas, Albums munion at 7: 30 A. M. on Christmas day,
Take this tip—Sure Thing—They represent skill and play.
-A a a A a A AA A A AAA A AAAAAAAJt
rotn 50c to $1.50.—A E. Voorhies.
and the usual Christmas services at 10
economy. Clothing that will fit and look right. Strong and
The experience social given by the A. M. All are cordially invited te these
NUTS, FRUITS, Etc.,
durable materials.
Christian Endeavor society of the Pres­ service«.
Walnuts
(soft shell) per Comes from Calhoun’«
byterian church last week Wednesday
An almost total eclipse of the moon oc­ An All Wool Suit, dark pattern, Mens’ Round Cut Sack Suit
Grocery, For the Holidays
pound 15c.
was a success in every way, the amount curred Saturday night and was wit­
a splendid value.....................................................................
50
you want all sorts of good
Brazil
nuts
per
pound
15c.
received freui tbe experiencee being nessed by a host of people, coming as it
nearly $05.
Mexican l’ine nuts per things.
did so early in the evening and being so Mens’ Round Cut Sack Suit, color, gray, extra long heavy lining.
Robert Dunlap, of Ibis place, »¡now plainly seen. Although it came nn
Made to wear
pound 15c.
6 50
SOME OF THEM.
canvassing the counties of Jackson and heralded tbe people were soon out in full
Filberts
per pound 15c.
Mens
’
Black
Cheviot,
Round
Cut
Sack
and
Double
Breasted.
Josephine introducing the improved force gazing al the unusual light. As­
Olives,
pickles, extract«,
“ 15c A 20c
Barrington Washing Machine in which tronomers say that only 4-1000ths of an
A good heavy weight ............................................................ 6 50 Almonds “
meat
dressing,
chocolates,
Fresh roasted peanuts per
be bas bought an interest. This is about inch of the ni on’s surface remained un
the simplest and best device for saving covered by the earth’s shadow, but to .Mens' Cassimere Suit, dark mixed pattern, silk thread............. 7 50
pound 15c.
cocoa, olive oil, catsup, chili
woman's labor on the market. Its ese the naked eye it appeared to be a total Metts’ Cassimere Suit, brown and gray mixture, heavy weight, a
White figs lb. package 12Jc. sauce, fresh oysters, celery,
turns "Blue Monday" iuto days of ease eclipse.
Black figs per pound 10c.
wear
resister
at
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pop corn, canned fruits,
and comfort. Mr. Dunlap is quite a
The old plantation melodies seem to
Dates
pound package 12Jc.
rustler and we bespeak for him abun­
canned
and fresh vegetables,
strike a popular chord in the hearts of .Mens' Cheviot Suit, straight front, mixed pattern long wool,
Raisins, dusters, per box50c.
dant success in his new enterprise. The
satin piped at............. ..........................................................
the people. Again and again were they
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jelly
ai.d
jam, pudding ma­
machine can tie seen at any lime at the
Bananas per doz. 25c to 30c.
greeted with thunders of applause
Ne
Metts'
Cassimere
Round
Cut
Sack
Suit,
Italian
lining.
An
Real
Estate
Office
of
Joseph
Mose.
terial
of
all
sorts, coffee ail
Navel oranges per doz. 25c
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concert was ever more enjoyed by our
extra value at.................................................... .................... 10 00
The irrepressible youth and a equaker people.—Denver Tribune. The Nash*
to 50c.
prices 10c to 40c.
were going down the street Saturday ville students will appear at the Granta
Men's Clay Worsted Suits, round and straight front, French
and just as they approached a spirited Pass opera house January 8, 1900. It
faced satin piped; here is where we shine, and you'll say
We Greet all with a Merry Chrlatmaa.
team tied to a post, tbe equaker gave will be renietaliered tbit this company
they are all—and more than you expected too; Italian lin-
forth a vigorous equak so unlike any­ were here a little over a year ago and
thing the horses were used to that they sang to a large house. They gave uni­
lag
................................. 8 00. 10 00 and 11 00
Good wishes and great bargains. We are ready to add
immediately broke tbe rope and smarted versal satisfaction and no doubt will
Just received—another invoice of those Stockton Cassimere
i quality of goods to our words of greeting and will try to
down Sixth street at a speedy gait and have a big house this visit.
they never slackened their pace until
Trousers, all heavy winter weights
3 00 and 3 50 make you happy through substantial savings and increased
Notice to the I'ublll*.
a [«ns tree about a mile and one-ball
I benefits in buying of us.
A Large and Complete Assortment Just Received.
beyond the biidge was reached. All
It bas been brought le my notice thet
went
well
until
the
horses
tried
to
sep
­
certain parties taking order! fer picture
Make your Purchases now while the Assortment is Complete.
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arate and one go each side of the tree. and frames are telling the public thet
The horses found this to be impossible "this Store was purchasing frames from
so they simply had to wait until their them" ; such a story le a positive false
owner, J. N. Ferguson arrived and drevs bood.
K T homas .
Trunks, Valises and
back to town. Fortunately only a few
Prop, of Thoma« Cash Store. Head
W. F. Kremer, I’ropr.
slrai>e were broken.
| quarters for fine Picture Framing.
urnishings for Mun
Boys
BARGAIN COUNTER
Cramer Bros
Xmas Goods!
Xmas Goods!
Line
Xmas Goods.
and Prices Low, at
The New Variety Store
They bike Smeets
Good Things
For Christmas
lie Nicest, Newest,
p-to-Date Assortment
olidav Good«
6.50 to 11.00
CLEMENS,
From the North,
South, East and Ulest
THE BEST
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BICYCLE ECONOHY
The money you pay for a new wheel is some­
times only part of the price. The bicycle­
mender gets the rest. If you buy...........
THE CRESCENT
to begin with you need have only a bowing
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
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00K5, T2T5, NOVELTIEJ
NATIONAL DRUG 5TORE.
P. H. Harth & Son.
Hats.
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and
Calhoun Grocery Co.
ANOTHER
DROP IN WRAPS
We have decided to make things lively in our Cloak Department before we move and will
close out our Entire Stock of
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Jackets.
-A_T ONE-HALF PRICE.
Remember this sale only includes Jackets. All other wraps sold at a discount of 25 percent.
R. L. COE &. C°.