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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1900)
—-------------------------------- --- Freeh pork shoulder* at 5 cl*, per pound at the City Men* Maikat. r Grant* l'as* during th. pul week, re turning to O«ld Hill on Monday. He We suppose that ere thia reaches yoa, say. they are making good progress and the readers of the Cotai a* will have for Ticket* for the Berkeley student* employing quite a number of man and gotten the holiday season. Or perhaps entertainment will be on sale at Cleuiens, ■harm in the general expectation of only a faint memory ef stuffed turkey Thursday and Friday. Dr. Flanagan, R. G. Smith returned Wednesday groat progreee in the mining bnsinee • in aud plum pu-ldiug, davorabi* acces Resident I lent 1st. Red Top Clover seed, Utah recleaned from a trip to Portland. Josephine and Jackson eounliea in tbe sories to that delightful season, remains. Alfalfa aeed, Timothy seed, Willamette Shoes repaired at Hackett’s. Mr. and Mrs. A. B Cusin, of Gallee Not so with us, stowed away ia the snow preaent year. Valiev Tame cheat seed. Winter Data came to Grants Paw Tueedny. C. 8t Louis lor watch repairing C. E. Harmon says that the preaent capped summit* ol the Liuchidee and Wheal at Scott Griffin’s I Whips. 10c te (2.5*) at Hackett's. Miss (Lily White returned Tueeday season ha* been very favorable lor the mountains. Time’s hand shall never be J. E. Peterson haa moved hie office evening to her home in Roseburg. New special Roast Coffee, 15c or 2 for operation of the niue at Galice which able lo erase from our memory the from the City drug store lo the building 25c. -At Pike'a. Mrs. S'urgis went lo Medlord Wednes belong, to himeolf ami Dan Green. pleasant time spent so far away from opposite the Western hotel, in the room day for a vieit with her daughter, Mrs. While they have an abundant water »ceiira iu which we were wont to mingle. Harness of *11 Kinds, tirade* and adjoining Seifert's candy kitchen. supply in any season, and the copious The kindly effort* of our supeiinlendent Nicboisen, and family. Price* at Hackett’s. At a recent meeting of Co. H. bylaws rsiafall ef the present year la of no aad family to make things pleasant for D. A. Cords writes from Portland that Take vour shoes to Hackett for good were adopted which will take effect on particular advantage m that way, the ua, ia which they admirably succeeded, work and right prices. ! the 15th of the present month, The he and Mrs. Cords will return te Grants large amount of waler in Galice creek will alway. remaiu a pleasant memory’ DU CDV PHOTOGRAPHER member* will meet each 8c.turjay eve Paes in the near future. baa beeu of material benefit in sluicing Sant* Claus came also, allough owing te Largest pkg, of Mush on the market for the money. 1 H L. ID T Opp. Court House. I ning. J. T. Tuff. ef IVolf Creek and R. A. the old tailinge out of the creek channel an accident which be had he was un- Booth have been in Portland on a busi Tablets of all kinds m the Cotain McCnllwch and Howell have sold their and thereby enlarging tbair dump. The abie to bring hie heavy load the entire office. brickyard, situated about two mile* east ness trip during the past week. ground they are working this year is distance, so we were compelled lo go You all know Scott Griffin put the I of town near the railroad track, to Kes- Joe Thompson is hsre from the Bishop yielding neb returns. Mr. Green recent and help the old follow in. We started price on Flour below 75cta a sack. tier and Carter who will otwrate the same Scott Academy of Portland, visiting ly picked up a piece which weighed at throe o'clock in the morning, then No Chicory, relatives and will return to Portland in nearly (60. being able to take apvantage of the Chicken sod Ash market in connection during the coming season. frozen enow. We returned about noon with the meat market.—J. H. A hit. The county clerk ha* been register- s a few days. Geo. Phillips, who operatee a hydrau Alpheus Love, brother of J. T. Love, lic mine us Silver creek, in attempting heavily loaded with packs containing Good Fresh Butter, 50e. a Roll, also ing voters all the week, although they Mackerel, Cranberries and Bulk Pickles have been dropping in rather slowly, arrived here Sunday evening to make to crore the mountaiue from Brig,s creek al! the delicaicea of tlie seaaeu wbich Mr, The old year is gone—the the majority evidently thinking there ia bis home here. The brothers had not to Silver creek, missed the trail where Phillip* had so kindly ordered from the at Wades’. new year is here. We wish metropolis. 'Tis needles* lo say that we •*> tach other for 20 year*. Dr. Evans, oculist-optician, office at' 1 plenty of time. the enow bad obliterated it and wand- you well as the years change. enjoyed them. residence. All cases of defective vision I- E. Hahebett, who ha* acoutract to Adjutant General C. U Gantenbein ered (our date witbout food in one of At th* present writing there is about We greet all our friends with converted, including astigmatism supply the government with horse, for oftbeO. N. G., stopped at Granta Pass the wildest portions of the county, but four teet of snow and many and varied good wishes and great bar A game of football at Ashland Satur che Philippine eervu *. bought 50 bor»es Tuesday evening, mid want to Ashland finally made hie way to Joe Conner's are the expetiencea of tlie “tender feet" Wednesday to hold an election of office re cabiu on Red lk>g. Wm. Stock, Geo. gains. We are ready to add day between the Ashland and the Nor in Ashland last week. The lior.es were in trying to ride suow shoe*. Develop Ward and Angelo Eick started from Oak mal teams, resulted in a victory for the all under SIX» |>ounds in weight and the there. quality of goods to our pleas ment work is steadily progressing with Ashland eleven, by a score oi 11 to 5, | prices range from 15 to (35. B. O. McCulloch. J. W Howell, Eclus Flat to rearch lor him, following lua ant words and make you hap a force of sixteen men. With kind re Dried Fruit of all kinds, Prunes The week of prayer is being observed Pollock and L. L. Jennings go to Jump trail, and arrived at Conner's only a gard* to thorn on the lower level we py through substantial saw few minutes after Mr, Phillipa especially cheap.—At Pike's. thia week iu the several church«* in off Joe Thursday morning to survey and remain a* ever, E. ings and increased benefits in view the route for the new road to the Granta Paa* aa well as in the church H. A. Corliss, the Dry Diggings miner, City election occured in Mrdford on Ths S. P. D. A L. Co. shippwd a car buying. ■aye that he has already worked as much Tuesday with three tickelf iu the field; es all over thia county and in foreign upper Jump-off-Joe mining country. Miss Maggie Barker, of Albany, and ground tbie winter aa he did during the load of mining wedges to California this the Citizens, Peoples, and Taxpayers. laud*. The business house* close by week. If the names are any indication, they are unanimous agreement at 7.30, tile signal Miss Allie Klippel, of Medford, who have whole eeaeon of last year. Tula is a sec Can corn, Tomatoes, and Fruit first all good tickets and deserving of elect for stoning being given by the electric been here in the interest of the Degree tion which has been known and worked ligul company. The meeting* are held of Honor, of which order they are grand for yeare, by every method known to class quality, at prices to suit the times, Below we natue a few of our ion. officer*, went to Medford Wednesday placer mining. Aa a placer deposit, it is at—Pikes Grocery. Judge W. C. Hale, of Eugene, for uier- from Monday lo Friday iuclusive. A msn was buried to his sholders somewhat peculiar, there being little ly of Klamath halls and until abeut two A runaway caused some commotion morning. years ago, one of the circuit judges of I ou our sheets Monday morning. Two Rev. M. J. Hickey lejt on Wednesday washed gravel, and in some places none Tueeday, by a cave-in of the sewer ex this district, has been unanimously re agitated quadrupeds who were slaiiened morning (or a visit to Medford and Ash at all. The go d ia mostly coarse, cavation. Hie companions dug him out Two patterns in Decorated Crockery, and have some rare bargains to commended to the president by the near the opera -house concluded they land, He will hold services in St, rough, and the larger pieces are mingled and no injury was sustained. R. L. Coe. A Co are moving into their Rolled Oats, (no specks) per offer, as the following prices will show : Oregon delegation, for the appointment; had uige.it buaitiora ¿elsewhere, and Anne's church in this city next Sunday with quarts. new stere building thia week. This will liatrict judge for Ala»ka. > acted accor Cope Mining Property Sold. accordingly, making a dash east- at 8 o'clock, a. m. and at Gold Hill at pound.................................... 4c a<SO Some of the boys about town are dying ward, . and The Cope hydraulic mine at Malice be one of the handsomest and moot New Canned Asparagus, per _J finally colliding with a 10.30 a. m. ' a tlii thriving business in pitch pine kind telegraph pole. Failing in their efforts Mrs. Edyth Weatherred, of Portland, was purchased last week by the Big commodious and complete stores in can........................................ toe ling. The abundance of this inflam to uproot this, they became chagrined grand secretary and state organiser for Yank M. and M. Co. tlie transfer taking southern Oregon. Galice is soon to be a money order 6 cakes Lenox Soap for.... . 23c mable material here is an advantage and submitted to capture. the Native Daughters, will institute a place on Friday. This property was wbich is most fully appreciated by 30 cabin in Yoncalla on Thursday night, owned by Jessie Cope and eons, formeily post office, in fact which/* another symp No. 1 Jap Tea in packages. ..15c A blind man, duly tagged and labelled, native Oregonians who remove to some Mr*. Weatherred will then come to of Santa Crus, Cal. It consists of 180 tom of the growing prosperity and ad A pound package Yosemite << has been n conspicuous figure around 39 other country, and are deprived of it. Granta Pass where ahe «rill visit friends acres of miuing ground, well equipped vancement of thia important mining sec Coffee for.............................. taj4c the postoffiee during the past week. No Oregonian can start a tire with eld is desirous of organ* with ditches, gisnts, pipes and tlumes, tion. 50 it Q & Q B tended Ground Cof Day after day, he stood on the sidewalk, over Sundav, She newspapers and cracker boxes. ixing a cabin here at tliis time, thus a and lies along the river below the Notic*. sometimes shivering with the cold, al fee 25 oz. package for......... 20c nn <* Rocky Gulch mine. It has a possible ‘C. A. Snow 4 Co., Patent Lawyers, op way* holding a tin cup in hie hand, saving of expense to the ladies here. The young ladies of the Baptist church No. 1 Creamery Butter (full << pressure of 000 feet, and a good dump posite the United States Patent Office, Mining News. presumably lor contributions from the G5 will give a rainbow social and supper into Rogue river. In addition to its Weight).................. 55c Washington D C., who have attual cli charitable. We failed to preceive any Fred Mansfield han sold hie interests value as mining property it is es|>e«i*lly at the Odd Fellow's hsll, Monday eve ents in every city and town of the United forliiLoming, but suppose there »ere ning, Jan. 15tli, beginning al 8 o'clock. Two gal. pail Syrup..... . .85c in the Jewett mining property to J. R. desirable to the Big Yank Co. on ac States and Canada, report that never be some, nevertheless. While the public .Mansfield for |4(X). This is a novelty in the line of socials One pound package Figs.... 10c If you need dishes, now is the time to get them at less than cost. fore in their 25 years practice has tlie count of its water and timlier supply, doubtless sympathizes with him in his Frank South was in from the Victor, and desirable building sites. The price which every on. will appreciate. Campbell's Clam Chowder, 2 work of the office been so well up to misfortune, they probably object to his If you want s good time, cornel It Jr. mine on Thursday, bringing with paid was 115 000. cans for................................. >50 date. They claim that patents can now methods. you want something good to eat, Cornell him a few gold brick« for shipment. be procured in less than half the time OOD wan Leti on «ubacription, alibis fl you want to help a good cause along, One can Baking Powder and liarry bloper's baiber ebop ia one of office. J. F. Wickham, superintendent of the formerly required. y > tr c’liici of any one come! 11 Supper 20 eta. tbo busiest place* in town, lie has Big Yank M. k M. Co. was op from My Cow gives lots of milk and butler, piece of Amethyst Enam four chairs. presided over by capable and Galice, Friday on buaineas connected ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. I feed her all the Alfalfa hay she will eat. eled Steel Ware, all for....50c ex|>erieiiced barbers, all of whom with the transfer of the Cope mining GARLAND STOVES. HARDWARE. I buy the best. Scott Griffin has the throughly understand their business. property. This is a great bargain, see the best Alfalfa 1 ever saw. This eslablishinent has been remarka Tyler Ervin came over to Grants Pass display. Fifth Htreet ia the scene of operations bly popular in the past under Hie man last week from Preston Peak where he for the new *ewer and the work of ex agement ol Cobnrn A McKinney, and is a foreman for the Copper company. cavation was begun on Thursday. On haa certainly loat nothing in popularity The company have a good force of men Tuesday evening about 1(00 feet bad or patronage under the management of at work developing the mine wbich is been excavated, from 6 to 10 feet deep Mr. bloper. He is a barber of a good showing up a large body of rich ore. and about two feet wide. Fifth street many yeare experience and haa more Mike Devaney, who was injured in ha* a nearly uniform grade from G. than a lucal reputation for speed and a street to tlie river, a distance of about thoroughness of work. Ila employe the a wreck last spring in the Cow Creek 3400 feet. The work of distributing and moat .efficient assistant*. J. A McKin canyon, in which he was badly scalded, laving the 12-inch pipe began on Mon ney /me of the former proprietors,who is came up from Roseburg last week. As day. Tlie extreme dampness of the now in the employ of Mr. Hloper, has yet he is nut able to use crutches, but is ground caused a portion of the deeper made bimaelf popular in tonaorial affair* forced to occupy a rolling chair. His We have bought the entire line of Messrs, Taylor excavation near the river to cave in by the quality of bi* work. The preaent right leg was amputated below the knee, it I’arrottes Sample Hats for Spring and Summer quite badly, necessitating some extra management ia one that will permit of and he has suffered considerably from work. The contractors expect to have no decrease in patronage or |>opularity blood poison. and will give you an opportunity to buy at a bar no difficulty in finishing their contract H. C. Perkins returned Thursday gain a new Stylish Hat—only oni of each kind— A large crowd greeted the N'aebvillo easily within the appointed time from the Old Channel mine at Hii-inile Student* on Monday evening and listen you have the exclusive pattern. They wont last Last week W. T. Coburn examined ed to a very lively entertainment. Tbuae creek. He says they will be ready to AT THE RIVERSIDE NURSERY, long—Come early—Reineinlier at begin piping there in about a week. several applicant* for barbers’ certificate who went expecting to hear a high «T Tern They have a force of about 20 men at GRANTS PASS, ORE.. in accordance with the law which went grade ojiera company came away die ap work; riveting pipe, cleaniug ditch, WW ww wvwwww4 into effect on April 24 last. By the re onted, but those who went for the building sluices, and other necessary Vou will find a nice lot of healthy quirements of Ulis iaw, all barbers who purpose of attending a 'larky show were were in business at that time, April 24, more than pleased, Mr*. Ware, the so operations incident to Ilia equipment of trees. Apples, latest keepers as 1899, by making affidavit to that effect, prano, is the possessor of a voice that ia n large-hydraulic mine. well as earliest. Pears, Cherries, and forwarding (1, received certificates vary powerful and melodious and she The Baines of Oregon cannot fail to act Plums, Peach Pruue, Nut and Should have a Those who desire lo enter business alter singe easily, naturally, and without any as a magnet to draw capital and popu* Shade trees, as well as Berry plants. that time, were required to submit to an affectation. Miss G rases won the admir lation to the state during the current Get my Prices before you buy. examination, of which the fee is (5, Mr. ation of th* audience by her voice and year. Their extent and richness; their Coburu ia depsty examiner lor all thia manner in singing, as well as her read location in or near the centers of civiliza portion of the state, south of Eugene, ing selections. Mr. Walley, the basso, tion ; the advantages of a mild c mate J. T. TAYLOR. including Coos aad Curry counties. has a voice of great power, which ranges and easy transportation, must appeal to The board of exam mere meet at different down to zero, and which shows to beet people who saw in opposite conditions places throughout the state, and al pres advantage in quartette and chorus work. and environment insuperable obstacles PRICE 10 CENTS. ent are in Eastern Oregon. Tlie law Mr. Hall, the baritone, is Die perfect to the ready development of the gold has several objects, among which oue of “big nigger" and possesses a capacity fields of Alaska.—Oregonian. the most important is the lessening the for contortion, grimace and sublime Fred Mansfield, who is in the employ at liability of the spread of barbers itch awkwardness that threw the audience of Dr. C. R. Ray of Gold HUI, as over PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. and other conlagoous diseases. seer of Ibis mine spent a few days in into apasuia. GRANTS PASH. OREGON. White House Grocery, local Ijappcninoe Opposite P. O. I L personal "Ì J New Fresh Chow Chow, Cream of Maize, Sweet and Sour Pickles. 31b. Pkg. Mush for löc 10 lbs. Good Roast Coffee, $1. Greeting. Shredded W hole Wheat Biscuit, And everything else good to eat, at the White House Grocery. Opposite P. O. We are Closing Out Plates, 6 inch, V egetable Dishes, Platter, 11 inch, - Sugar Bowl, - Tea Pot, Large Pitcher, (Covered Dish, A 4 January Bargains. 10 cts. l*2|c & upwards. cts. X Cramer Bros W 265 Sample Hats. « Calhoun Grocery Co. iBKYCLE ECONOMY » 1 4 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 QRE5CENT to begin with you need have only a bowing acquaintance with the wheel-tinker or y fl HOOD. » 1/2 Price Every Miner, Farmer or Merchant » Ä . V Koh-I-Noor Indelible Copying Pencil, 265 Sample Hats. 265 Sample Hats. N. E. McGrew CLEMENS, P. H. Harth & Son. 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 OI s TE-ECJLX j F PRICE Remember this sale only includes Jackets. All other wraps sold atja discount of 25 percent » Pioneer Truck and Delivery
