Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, February 08, 1900, Image 3

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Ekctioo ia Ashland
Dr. Flanagan,
Doth of An Booth.'
Quality aud satisfaction Guaranteed
Resident Dentist,
at Pike’s.
A special eloction was held in Ashland
Mrs. Mary Booth, wife of Kov Robt
Take vour shoes to Hackett for good
Monday, called by tbe city council, to Booth, of our city, passed away on
khoea repaired al Hackett's.
work aad right prices.
vole upon tbe question of licensing sa­ Thursday last, at the rovidoata of bar
C. BtLouis for watch repairing
Gardea xeds, Gras* Seeds. Cypress
W.l>, O’Brien has returned from his loons. quits an active canvass has been eon, J. H. Booth, in Roseburg, after an
Whips. 10c to 12 50 al Hackett's.
made against tbe issuance of licensee by illness of about two days. Her hus­
visit to Ban Francisco.
Seed, etc., at Pike's.
Typewriter paper at the Cornua
the Anti Saloon league, The w< atber band and two daughter«, Mrs. Keyes
Carl
Phelps
ha»
resigned
the
post
­
H
M.
Gorhani,
the
Winona
postmas
­
office.
was (air aud pleasant, aad a largo vole and Mrs. Victor Peterson, were with
ter was in town on Saturday.
master ship at Gold Hill.
If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike's
was polled, resulting in a victory for her at the time of bet death. J. U.
Farmers, take your teams to Harper’
Mies Stella Axtell hai gone to Purt> license by a majority of» in a Intel vote ol
During the season of fasting front Cash Grocry.
Booth, at whose home she died, was
new
brick
feed
stable
on
K.
street.
land
to
atlend
business
college.
meat, we carry an extra large stock Second Hand Piano lor raie cheap.
511. The vote follows:
absent at the lime in California, where
Tbe lax roll will be prepared and col-
Miss Essie Hartman has been serious
For. Against. hie wife is seriously ill.
of all kinds of
Inquire of J. Moss.
! lection will begin about February 15.
ly ill with fever, but is recovering.
First ward................................ 14»
Mrs. Booth was taksn ill on Tuesday,
Harness of all Kinds, Grades aad
10f> and a physician was called, who pro­
Sidney Andrews, Jr., has gone to Mo­ Hei-ond ward .......................... tiri
Tbe Bon Ton dancing club has ar­
Prices at Hackett's.
Third ward............................... 45
tiO
where he is eugaged in railroad
nounced it pneumonia, but complica­
Of best quality and perfect condi­ Tbe 8. P. railroad company is building ranged to hold meetings each Saturday hawk.
Under the city ordinance calling tbe
work.
evening tn Clemens’ ball.
tion» developed and the tuddeaness ol
I
a
new
depot
at
Medford.
election, the saloon license is placed at
tion, including Nansen's Celebrated
her death was Jue to heart failure
J udge Hanna, of Jacksonville, made a >400 per annum.
Those wishing to buy farm or city
Smoked Sardines in oil and Broiled
DU CDV photographer property, will do well to call on Joe business visit to Grants Pass on Satur­
The remains were brought to thia city
1 rl L D I Opp. Court House.
Mackerel (soused in spices).
day.
1 Friday evening's train, and lbs
Moes, THE Real Estate Agent.
Joaquin Miller Coming.
You all know Scott Griffin pul the
funeral services were held at tbe New­
The big reel for the gold dredge Jose­ I C K. Binkley, advance agent for Ji
The people of Granta Pass will, on
ALSO, REME.MBER
price on Flour below 75cte a »ack.
man M. E. church on Bunday morning
phine arrived and was loaded on a wagon quin .Miller, was In Grants I'asejl..
tfa bebr
February 21, have an opportunity to see I at 11 o'clock. The church was tilled to
Don’t buy Dried Fruit until you see and started Wednesday for Waldo.
Tuesday.
and listen to the famous poet of the
Pike’s Display aud get hie prices. Quan­
Claude Hocket left on Tuesday morn­ Sierras, Joaquin Miller, who will be here overflowing by those who had come to
our
Rev. Skidi-iore of Oakland, was here
tity aud Quality always considered.
pay their last respects, and tbe minis­
Sunday attending tbe funeral services of ing for Sau Francisco where tie will on that date on hie lecturing tour. Mil­
ters ol the different churches and several
NOTHING FINER THAN
Pike is making a drive on Canned of Mrs, Booth. Hs occupied the pulpit attend school.
ler is a world wide famous man, and be­
visiting ministers participated in the
Knows there is one sure way
Chase San
Mocha and Java Coffee Goods. Belter see bun before buying at the Presbyterian church in the eve­ Miss Kate Lemberger of Jacksonville longs, in bis greatness, to Oregou. funeral
exercises.
Price by the Case very cheap
Many
competent
critics
place
Miller
in
ning.
was in Granta Pass Sunday attending
If you have not used it ask for a sample. We sell lots of it,[there­
to reach a man’s heart, and
The remains were taken for interment
the very front ranks of American peels,
Dr. Evans, oculist optician, office at
An unmounted gun passed through the funeral of Mrs. Booth.
fore it is always fresh.
to the Masonic cemetery, whither they
that
is by always having a
residence. All cases of defective vision ' here on Monday morning's freight train.
Mr. Atkinson, ol Portland partner of aud it is certain that some of hie poems were attended by a large procession.
Royal Gem Tea is another leader that we are proud of. New, fresh oorrected, including astigmatism
are
not
surpassed
in
beauty
by
thooo
of
nicely
spread table. To do
It was a monster, occupying tbe whole A. B. Cousin, oi Galice, is visiting his
Mrs. Booth was one of the pioneers ol
and with a flavor that is all it's own.
Samples cheerfully furnished oa My Cow gives lots of milk and butter. of a tial car. It is said to be intended property
any other poet. Tbe first part of hie
in that section.
this you must have choice
our state, having come here "across tbe
lecture is on "Leesons Not. Found in
application.
I feed her all tbe Alfalfa bay she will eat for ceast defence at Astoria.
plains” in 1852, and was one of that
Dr. Parson, of Ashland, came down
groceries, canned goods and
For cheap Coffee our toe Rio Siftings is the equal of any 15c pack­ 1 buy the >>evt. Scott Griffin has tbe Alpheus Love, of Kansas City, who Saturday to visit R. II. Dean who is Books,” with readings from his poems. class of pioneers who hsve left such a
Tbe second part, is on “Our Arctic Em­
beet Alfalfa 1 ever saw.
provisions.
has been here for some time visiting lying at the point uf death with cauce
age Coffee.
deep impress of iutelligence, ability and
pire” tn which the poet appears in the
Cash paid for old Rubber,Copper,Brass with hie brother, J. T. Love, left Mon­ of the stomach.
good citizenship io our atate and have
garb of an Arctic explorer. His lecture
and Zinc at Marshall's second hand store day morning on his return. He goes to
W. R. D, Allen spent a few days last is varied and never tiresome, aud full of exertded a grand influence on ita future
on Front street, opposite the Round California, where lie will visit another week with hie family at this place aud
deatinies.
interest to every one. Apart from his
Sixth
O flense. Grants Pass.
brother, and afterwards will return to returned to Gold Hill, where he is em­
She leaves a husband and twelve
entertaining talk, the personality of the
“c cbil
' ihlren: Rev. G. M. Booth, of Moe-
Thu California Rose Co., Ixrs Angeles, the East.
ployed in a quarts mine.
mar. is sufficient to iusure him a large
X:
w, Idaho; Win. Booth, of Prineville;
Csl are head quarters uf the coast for
Attorneys Smith and Stewart went to
audience.
Mrs. Etta Jones, of the Oregon Chili'
Id- au<
O. and R. A. Booth, of Granta l’aas;
nice field grown rose bushes. All the Jacksonville, Monday, where the case of ren's Home society, has organised
J. 11. Booth, of Roseburg; Mrs. Toney,
latest and best serfs. Send for a cata­ Levi H Ferry vs the city of Grants Tass local board at Medford. Mrs. Jones is
Prohibition Convention.
of Fossil; Mrs. Belkuap, of Benton
logue today.
was argued before Judge Hanna. Ttie doing good work all along the line.
The chairman and secretary of the
county; Mrs. Singleton, of Douglas
If you want extra Burbank Potatoes plaintiff requested additional time to
We have the best of every-
W. D. Chalmers, of Portland was in Prohibition county central committee, couuty; Mrs. Cary, of Fossil; Mrs.
submit a brief, after which a decision
go to Pike’s.
Grants Pass, Saturday, adjusting the have called a county convention lobe Hockett, Mrs. Keyes and Mrs. V. A.
thing in that line. What we
will lie rendered.
loss on the Caloway property whicn was held at Grants Pass on February 14th, Peterson, of Grants Pass.
Red Top Clover seed, Utah recleaned
Mr. Horace Maun, formerly of Cottage
want ia your ¿trade; can we
burned. He made a satisfactory adjust­ at 7.30 P. M., for the purpose of placing
Alfalfa seed, Timothy reed, Willamette
Grove, bis assumed control and man­
a county ticket in the field. Tbe con­
Valley Tame cheat seed, Winter Gats agement of the South Oregou Eye at ment.
have it?
Wu>. Marshall has exchanged his pro­
and Wheat at Scott Griffin’s
Miss Kate Cary, of Salem, teacher of vention will be held in the court bouse.
Medford. Mr. Maun is well recommend­
perty east of town with N. Snow, former­
A first class line ot goods always on ed as an experienced and capable news­ vocal and music, ia now a resident of I. O. Miller of Portland, field secretary ly of Toledo, Oregon for business and
For a short time we are sell­
of
the
Prohibition
etale
executive
com
­
this
nlace
and
lias
opened
a
music
studio
hand at Pike's, you will be pleased if paper mail. He will enlarge the paper
residence property at that place. The
ing:
mittee,
who
is
at
present
working
in
yon buy your Grocries of him.
to eight pages aud tbe name will be at Mrs. Pigney's, where she is prepared
family of Mr, Suow have arrived from Pillsbury’s Flaked Oat Food, at 15c
to receive a limited numlier ol pupils. Jackson county, will be here at that
Horace Nicholson, of Medford, was changed to the Medford Enquirer.
Toledo, and Mr. and Mrs, Marshall have
time.
a package.
Mias
C.iry
comss
highly
recommended
struck in the side recently by a falling
Mr. Anderson is another of the South­
gone to their new home at that place.
Pillsbury's Wheat Food, 15c a
Erwin D. Wells, Charles McAlister,
•castling, while at work in a building ern Oregon pioneers who has passed
Somebody Wrong.
package.
and one of his ribs was broken.
away. He was one of Josephine coun­ Mr Welle and others of Bryant, 8. IL
$50.00 and $75.00.
Adolph St.Clair, whom we had in
Acme Wheat Flakes, at toe a
G. W. Kearns eauie up from Wolf ty's best known and respected citizens. have come to this state looking for a lo­
ER,
package.
Hartford,
Creek last week with a woodchopper He has been in poor health lor a long cation, and have been visitiag with J. it. earcerated, in our last issue, in the city
who was supposed to be crazy, but who time, and has never recovered from Eberle and family. They 1'ft on Wed­ jail, informs us that he was not in jail
Seven
•n pounds good bulk 1 roast
Gen’l Agt. for Oregon
and never;has been, and that he paid
was examined and released as sane.
Coffee (not broken) for $ ¡1.00.
injuries received in a runaway accident nesday morning lor a trip to Los Angles,
Samples are now on exhib'tion at our store, where
Ilia owu fine. We received eur infor­ M ac A mtuub >F obhknt C yanidk P bocbm .
intending
to
return.
We still sell a good Green Coffee
The C. E. society of the Presbyterian , about a year and a.hall ago.
mation from one of the officers, but Mr.
we will be pleased to show them t<> you.
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
I. F. Toby, superintendent of the Ore­
at ta%c.
church held their monthly business 1
The supreme court rendeied an im
<
gon Children's Homo society st Portland St.Clair says it was wrong. We want of Oree.
meeting
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
res
­
'Hot
Flour” tor
1
hot cakes, 25c a
portant
decision
Monday
in
tbe
case
of
Bullion
Refined
and
Shipped.
We shall carry a full line of
ue man in jail who does not belong
idence of T. F. Croxton, and a very First Natioual Bank of Southern Oregon was in Grants Pass last weak, aud took there, aud give Mr. St.Clair’s negation
sack.
G hantk P ash ,
-
•
O regon .
two motherless children back with him
pleasant time was enjoyed.
vs Lawrence Leonard and Mary E l«on-
We have 1 a fine lot of Dried
to the public very willingly.
to Portland, where good hemes had been
Quarterly meeting services will be held ard. The question involved was the
Large sise composition books for Scat Fruits, Prunes,
Plums, Apples
secured for them. This is a sample of
at the Newman M, E. church on next liability ot a married woman who ex­
Receipt books at Ike C olbikk office.
the Cotanta office.
Peaches;
Pears,
Apricots,
etc. See
the work which this society is doing all
Sabbath evening. The presiding elder, ecutes a mortgage, with her husband,
over the state
the display in our north window.
the Rev. D. T. Summerville will preach containing a covenant to pay the debt,
Hammel and I De Vari la, who have a
the sermon and administer the commun­ but does not sign the note. The sup­
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
ion. A cordial invitation is extended to reme court bad heretofore held that the lease on the Sugar l'ine mine at Galioe,
HARDWARE.
(¡ARLAND STOVES.
I«
w ife was not liable, except to the extent have recently struck the pay chute of
all.
The February McClure’s oi>ein with a of her dower interest in tbe land mort­ that ledge which lias been sought for by
second instalment of "The Lite of tbe gaged, but this decision reverses tbe for­ several miners without success. Thia
Master” by the Rev. John Watsoa (lan mer ones and holds that tbe wife under ledge has produced richly in the past,
Maclaren), illustrated with four uf Mr. the liberal laws of Oregon is liable upon and this tinding of the pay chute in the
Linson’s brilliant paintings, reproduced her contracts as a single woman would lower tunnel will open another body of
in the colors of the originals, and a be. In the circuit court the decision rich ore.
A. W. Silsby came down this week
number of beautiful drawings in black was in favor of Mrs. Monard, and the
and white. In both text and illustra­ bank appealed. The bank was represen­ from the quartz mine near Jacksonville,
We have bought the entire line of Messrs, Taylor
tions, the work increases in interest and ted by Robert G. Smith and the defend­ where he has bees working recently.
& l’arrottes Sample Hats for Spring'and Summer
ants
by
A.
S.
Hammond
of
Medford,
lie and bis partner, Mr. Breeden, are
distinction as it progresses, and more
and will give you an opportunity to buy at a bar­
developing
a
very
promising
quarts
and more decisively sets a new standard
C. L. Jehnson, lately ot Colorado, has
gain a new Stylish Hat—only one of each kind—
in magazine publication.
taken a two years bond and lease on the ledge in this section, and have sunk to
a depth HO feet, showing up a large
you h've the exclusive pattern. They wont last
Thermopylae lud^e No. 50, K of P. Lost Flat mine in Galice district, ami body of high grade ore. The prospects
. .........................*•••........... »»(»mi 111 mi
intends
to
leave
for
that
section
in
a
few
long—Come early—Remember at
will give a grand masquerade ball at the
are very encouraging, and Messers Hile-
opera houae on the evening of February days, where he will proceed to develop by and Breeden feel confident that they
19th which is the 37lh anniversary of that property. Some of the richest ore have a permanent quartz proposition of
OIJR NO. 19 FOR BOYS.
Will be Given at
the order. The annual grand ball given that Josephine county has produced has unusual excellence, and they are ad­
YvonCXatf
Made
of the best selected cotton
come
from
this
place.
When
it
was
by tHia order is always one of the event9
ministering
the
treatment
which
is
bad
ROSE
HALL APPLEGATE,
yarn, close ribbed and heavy weight.
of the eeason, and this one is expected firBt diecovered the ore was packed out ly needed by many other promising
«T THEM OE T fl
on
mules
and
shipped
to
Ashland,
net
­
On
the Evening of
to eclipse its processors in that respect,
Stockings Triple knee, high spliced heel and
ledges in this country, that of thoraugh
the committee having prepared some ting the owners a very large profit, and development.
double
toe,
made
especially
for
rough
special features for the occasion. The it Uas since been very profitably worked
to usage. Outwear any other make.
Should b< Enforced
THE POPULAR
music will ba furnished by Demaree's by means of an araetia. Mr. Johnson
For the benefit of a
If you want a dressier lighter stock­
intends
to
do
thorough
development
Crippled Man with a Family.
The 8. P. depot officials report that
orchestra. Maskers will be required to
work
arid
to
show
it
upas
a
mine
of
super
­
ing, our No. 16 will please you. We . Tickeb >1.00. - . Supper 25c.
the nuisance of boys jumping on moving
raise masks to a committee before
fine excellence. There is just as rich freight care is becoming serious. On
manufacture "Iron Clads’’ of e<jua[
entering the ball room.
, ore there as ever came out of it and that Tuesday, Johnney Trefren escaped by
Best of music, and a good time
quality
and great variety for men,
1 is saying a good deal, for some of it car- only an inch from being crashed lieueatb
guaranteed. Come and have a
women and children.
good lime and help the needy.
Bronin Quinine.
i ries thousands of dollars to tbe ton, Mr. the wheels ol a car. There is an ordi­
rate cary
— -............................ft I I 1111111 11111
I Johnson sent a sample of tbe ore to nance thoroughly covering this matter,
White Pine
j Cripple Creek where it caused a good but has not been enforced of late. The
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND PIANO, deal of comment in that region ol famed
in
Throat,
<le|srt men say the hoys must go behind
richness. It was a piece about an inch the bare if they don't stop it.
"A
-A
square and about half an inch thick con­
Is prepared to receive a limited number of
Wanted.
taining about six dollars worth of gold.
Trunks,
and
at
pupils.
Stock to feed or pasture. Inquire of Furnishings for
Studio at Mrs. Pigney’s. Hours from 10 Just how much that would be per ton,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. to 11 a. m. and 3 to 4 p. in.
(is a matter for some computation.
G. W. WoouwoRTU, Gobi Mill, Greg. I
GRANTS PASH. OREGON.
White House Grocery
Salt, Dried and
Canned Fish.
Coffee and Tea are
personal
J
6,
Who Cooks
Specialties.
horns Celeb rated
At
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.
Street, Opposite P.
K
for
Chainless,
$35.00.
Help You There
1900
ASSAY
W. G. Wright,
Pennant, $25.00.
Bic yule Sun­
dries.
Cramer Bros.
265 Sample Hats.
BICYCLE ECONOHY
Calhoun
Grocery
Co.
1/2 Price
>
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............
265 Sample Hats.
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THE CRESCENT
A Grand Ball
to begin with you need have only a bowing
acquaintance with the wheel-tinker
flOOb.
1
k
Aadc
¡“.»W ear
Sure Cure for Coughs and Colds,
Syrup
Frog
Co.,
Your
25c
25c
10c
i February 14th, 1900,
! Miss
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CLEMENS,
P. H. Harth & Son.
Hats,
Valises
Men and Boys
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and Delivery
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AT HOME
Last Saturday we moved into our,.elegant New Building across from the Josephine Hotel,
where we willjbe pleased to welcome all of our old friends and customers.
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