Rogue River courier., February 15, 1900, Image 3

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Take vour skoea to Hackett for good
work and right prices.
Gardea Veeds, Grass Bswds, Cypress
Seed, etc., at Piae’e.
J. E.
who ha® l»een down from
Dr. Flanagaa,
Carl Phelps has resigned ibe post-
Ashlaud, .wanned Sunday.
Resident Dentist.
master ship st Gold Hill.
H C Bryson, tbe attorney, ha® gon«'
Shoes repaired at Hackett's.
Farmers, take your team* to Harper*
to eastern Oregon where he intend« to
C. 8lLouie for watch repairing.
new brick feed slable on K. street.
locale.
During the season of fasting from Whips, 1ft- to $2.50 at Hackett's.
The Bon Ton dancing club has ar­
Mr®. Ferrier, of Aahland who ha® been
meat, we carry an extra large stock 20 per cent Discount on Pocket Knives. ranged to bold meetings each Saturday visiting tier« returned to AshlanJ Mon-
Quality and sali.faction Uueranterd evening in Clemens' ball.
of all kinds of
day morning.
at Pike's.
Those wishing to buy farm or city
Mr and Mr®. J. C. Campbell are
VI y-ii I...
If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike'» 1 property, will de «ell to call on Joe i expected toon to return front the city,
Moss, THE Real Estate Agent.
to remain in Granta l'a®«.
Of best quality and perfect condi­ Cash Grocry.
W. T. Raamea has t**en appointed
Patton's Sunproof Paint, warranted for
Second Hand Piano for refe cheap.
tion, including Nansen’s Celebrated Inquire of J. Moes.
postma»ter at Gold Hill. Mr Kearnes is
5yrs. sold by Cramer Bros.
Smoked Sardines in oil and Broiled Harness of all Kinde, tirade« and
Rev Father Hickey will bold services a «on of Hon. Thus Kearnes, of Jackson*
Mackerel (soused in spices).
Prices at Hackett’s.
in St.Anne’s church at 9: 45 next Sun . ville.
Wild, of tbe C ovbikb force, went
nil r D V photographer day and will deliver a lecture on the! to Ivan
ALSO, REMEMBER
Ashland Tuesday evening, to epend a
1 fl L. D I
Opp. Court House.
significance ol Lent.
II few days at home.
Tbe Oregon delegation, 26 strong, of j
You all know 8cott Gritfin put the
W. F. Horn and Geo. Binns went to
the National Editorial convention, will
price oil Flour below 75cta a sack.
Gold Hill Tuesday. to examine same
Don’t buy Dried Fruit until you see pass through here Sunday morning on '
taming property in that section.
NOTHING FINER THAN
Pike's Display and get bis prices. Quan­ tbe regular train, bound lor New Orleans,
Rea W. Bvnson returned Friday from
i
They
will
be
joined
here
by
Arthur
Chase&SanbornsCelebrated
and
Coffee tity and Quality alwave considered.
! Conklin, who is one of the delegate* to Portland where he ha® been a® a dele*
If you have not used it ask for a sample. We sell lots of it, there­ Pike 1» making a drive on Canned
gate to tbe Oregon league of republican
I tbe convention.
Goode. Better see him before buying
fore it is always fresh.
1 club«.
I
Cut
Nails
for
4
cents
a
pound
—
Cramer
,
Price
by
the
Case
very
cheap
Royal Gem Tea is another leader that we are proud of. New, fresh
W. M. Cruikshank, of Minneapolis,
! Bros.
Minnesota, ia here visiting with bi«
and with a flavor tbit is all it's own. Sam pics cheerfully furnished 0.1 Dr. Evans, oculist-optician, office at
Dr. Lowe is coining soon. The wise family, and expect« to remain about a
residence. All cases of defective vision
application
corrected, including astigmatism.
who need glasses will «ait for him.
For cheap Coffee our 10c Rio Siftings is the equal of any 15c pack­ My Cow gives lots of milk and butter, Spray Pump- and Fittings, at Cramer i week.
Mra E. L. Gray arrive»! her« laat
age Coffee.
1 feed her all the Alfalfa bay ehs will sat. ! Bros.
week from Junction, and Mr. and Mr®
1 buy the beet. Scott Gritfin has the
Cramer Bro®, have juat received one Gray will make their residence at thia
beet Alfalfa I ever saw.
third of a cai-load ot sewer-pipe and place.
Mrs. Dr. Moore,of Portland, who ha^
15 per cent Discount on decorated cbimney-pipe.
Sixth
Opposite P.
Crockery, at Cramer Bros.
In some of tbe flower garden® in been here visiting with tbe family of Dr.
Caeli paid for old Rubber,Copper,Brass Granta Pa®®, the crocuses are blooming. J. B. Moore ot eur city, returned on
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and Zinc at Marshall’s second hand store Some varieties of tbe little wild flower® Tue®«lay evening.
I. K. Bradley, of Silver Lake, Oregon,
on Front street, opposite the Round have been in bloom for two week®, evei
House. Grants Paes.
since the last of January. The weather 1® here visiting with realilives and ex*
The California Rose Co., Los Angelos, has been mild and spring like, just a peels to remain about a week.
F. W. Chausee returned Thursday
Cal are head quarters of the coset for little more ®o than we generally expect
nice field grown 9oee bushes. All the at this time. This winter ha® lieen morning from Portland, where he ha«
latest and best sorts. Send for a cata­ different froui tbe ordinary ia the been attending the meeting® of tbe
copiousness of the rainfall and the Oregon league of republican club« aud
logue today.
If you want extra Burbank Potatoes smaller amount of frosty weather, the republican editorial association.
i These balmy day® give u® 'he spring
go to Pike's.
Will Johnson is in town again after
i fever. We Vould like to do nothing
Red Top Clover seed, Utah rec-leaned but walk around wi»h a camera and putting in thiee month® at the A A B
mine at Galice. Thia company have
Alfalfa seed, Timothy seed, Willamette record the beauties of the landscape.
just succeeded in gelling their big ditch
Valley Tame cheat seed, Winter Oats
We have received No. 1, Vol. 1, of the open again, removing a colossal land
and Wheat al Scott Griffin’s
Roseburg Oracle* issued by the Rose­ slide, and finished their work of fluming
A Bret class line ol goods always on burg Book and Job Printing company ol
hand at Pike's, you will bs pleased if Roseburg. It make® a modest beginning last Friday.
Louis biver®, of Winter, »as in town
you buy your Grocries of him.
but intend® to enlarge and sxpand from on Wednesday and made tbe Cui kink »
VVe will give away the elegantly finished
We are closing out our decorated week to week.
pleasant call. Mr. Hiver» is the onion
patterns in semi porcelain at If per cent
Nickle Plated
Chilled Plow,
The famous “Poet of the Sierra®/’ King of Southern Oregon, and has
discount—Cramer Bros.
Joaquin Miller, will tell of hi® Arctic ex­ raised, so he inform® us, 21,000 pound®
Now on exhibition in our corner window. No one is
On a list, published in tbe Oregonian, perience® at the opera house on Feb­ on a half-acre of ground on bi® farm.
of those who have made the beet advance­ ruary, 21.
barred, everybody has an equal chance, as’; f ir particulars.
A B. Hopkins, of Kerby, who ha® for
ment in the preparatory department of
A considerable amount of new tnachin some time been engaged in the mining
the Bishop Scott academy, the name of ery ha® been procured for tbe gold dredge
business in that vicinity and near Waldo,
Joe Thompson of this place appears, with
‘‘Josephine’', near Waldo, and that plant came over last week to Grants Pas®, in
only t«o names ahead of hie.
will probably resume operation® in about ill health, and ha® gone tor treatment to
At an election held in Yreka, to vote a week. The only trouble so far ha® the Portland hospital.
on the question of bonding the the town been that certain portion® of the inacbiri
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
L. L. Jewell and family returned last
in the sum of $70,003 lor water works, I ery have not been strong enough to stand
Wednesday from their extends»! visit to
HARDWARE.
GARLAND STOVES.
the proposition carried by a vote of 177 . tbe strain to which they were subjected,
the east and have taken up their abode
to 55.
which necessitated their replacement by in Grants Pas®. Mr. and Mr®. Jewell
If you want Terra Cotta chimney Pipe, wtronger machinery, with consequent are both looking well and have enjoyed
MARBLE
GRANITE
call on Cramer Bros. They have what delay and euspenison of operations. their trip. They are, however, g'ad le be
«J. B. FADDOCK, FROFR.
you want.
The dredging and hoisting of gravel re­ home again. There is no place like
A possible small pox case is reported quires machinery of tremendous power home especially if that home is in Grant®
I am prepared to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery ««rk in any kind
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in town and the schools have been and slrength and if there i® a weak place Pae®.
of MARBLE or GRANITE.
Mr. and Mr®. A. E. Voorhies have
Nearly thirty years of experience in tbe Mxrble business warrants my saving closed and ttie case quarantined until anywhere, it is sure to make it® presence
further development, The sick man is known. Dredging machinery, like tbe received invitation« to attend the bun
that I can fill your orders in the very best manner.
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite o. any kind of a Mr. Johnson, lately arrived here from deacon® “one hos® shay’’, should be dredth anniversary of the birthday of
Baker county. Tbe report ha® been made with it® weak spot just a® strong Mrs. Elizabeth Voorhies, of Greenville,
Marble.
J. B. PADDOCK, quite widely circulated that emall-pox a® the rest, and this condition the com Mich. Mra. Voorhies, who is a great
aunt of the C olkikk man, was l»orn in
Front Street Next to Greene’s Gunshop.
was prevalent in Sumpter and Granite, panv is determined to accomplish.
but later reports say there were only a
Don't miss tbe opportunity of hearing 1K0D, and has seen the p««®ingof a whole
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century, an experience which is given t«
few light cases of varioloid.
Joaquin Millei ’® lecture on the 21®t.
THE POPULAR
Wm. Knoell ha® sold hi® phifi'-K ,,ll2 I verv few in thia world.
Joaquin Miller at the opera house,
• It
February 21.
property at Galice to J. B. bidding® for "• Tom Gilmore of Kerby was in town
on Monday. Mr. Gilmore ia the opera
W. F. Horn, J. 8. Tucker ami W. T. 1000 cash. This property consist® of
ter of the leading hydraulic mine of
Cope made a trip last week to tbe Oak lour placer claim® and two water rights
tp.dian creek, a district of growing
and
is
situated
oa
the
right
hand
fork
of
Flat mine on the Illinois, which is
prominence in the gold producing line.
25c
being operated at present by the Mc­ Galice creek, a stream that has pro While visiting his mine recently, he was
Clung brothers. This
property em­ duced richly in nuggets, and coarse gold. ®o unfortunate as to «mash one of hi« fin­
Syrup
braces a large area of placer ground, There is very rich ground on this gers, and so has joined the rank® of the
containing at least five channels of property but the heavy wawh inakrs it physically disabled. Biangled hand® are
in Your
different ages and levels. The highest diflteult to work by Land. But the met with in Granta Pas®, not infreq­
and oldest of these has been opened up 1 nugget® lie under the big boulder®,
uently, which is another svmptomof its
and shown to be of immense extent, land with sufficient equipment, will be
at
progrere
as a mining center, though
there being about 75 feel, in depth, of extracted in abundance. The right hand
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. gravel where the channel is opened up. . folk of Galice cuts squarely through the not a pleasant one to the victims.
The K. of P. are sparing no pains to
This clianuel lies far up on the side of a famous colossal high channel p( this
i
mountain, but is covered by the Oak district, which give® the gravel of this make their annual grand ball, to l$e
IIOLMAN
Flat ditch at a height to insure abundant stream a More concentrated quality, given >>n Febru®ry PJ, tbe event of the
Miss rate cary
pressure. The dump is nothing short Laving been subjected Io two sluicing season. Prizes will be awarded one each
of eternal. The water comes from down processes instead ®i «ne, and ac- to tiie best dressed lady and gentleman,
UNDERTAKERS
Soldier creek, a tributary of Briggs creek i counts for the abundance and heaviness and one each to tbe lady and gentle
EMBALMERS
INSTRUCTOR OF
and is brought over a high divide to I of both boulder® and nugget®. All man who best sustain their characters.
VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC,
the Illinois side of the ridge Soldier along its courae it runs through a rich A Portland costumer will tie here on the
Office on Blh St. oppo. Court House. “
creek is a stream of considerable sixe, mineral district and receives accretion® 18th. A committee will be provided, to
and the water rigtit is one of the best of richness from the many lodes and whom the masker® may reveal their
Ia prepared to receive a limited number of Residence North 7th St.
pupil®. Studi« >al Mn, R. K. Moolguiuery’s
pocket® within it® influence of drainage. identity before entering the hall,
GRANTS PASS.OR that the country afforde.
personal
j_ local t)appeninaa
Salt, Dried and
Canned Fish
Coffee and Tea arc our Specials.
Mocha
Java
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.
O.
Street,
On April 14th.
No. 20 Oliver
Cramer Bros
AND
WORKS-
Miss Hallie omith who has been visit­ April 14U>, ata p. in , tbe lucky number
ing at Wolf Creek returned on Wednes­ will be drawn front the box of dupli­
cate» by some disinterested party, and
day last.
Donner and Morrison are oiterating the plow given to the fortunate poeeeceoi
Utley’s spray pump, and any one wish­ of the ticket. Oliver Plows need no
ing spraying doue will please notify recommendation, but thia one mint be
seen to be appreciated. It is useful as
them as early aa poeeible.
a» well aa ornamental.
Wiu. Knoell, lately of Gelice, lias
Hobe Nwlaaneo.
pun-based Jesse Mash’s building on
Tbe town is inieated with too many
f ront street and intende to open a
, hoboee. They are altogether too num
bakery and confectionery.
E. E. Redfield bas made a model of eroua and evident, and many ciliaeas are
his new sawing-machine, and has re­ debating seriously if the time is not arrived
ceived a portion ef the material for ths when it would be well to advise these
dishevelled gentleman to traasport their
construction of the real machine.
unsavory preoenee otherwhere.
The room eu Front street which is to
One evening last week, two young
be occupied by Klover's drug store, is ladies were followed by a creature of
being rapidly fitted up, and will soon be Chi» specie*. He overtook them and
ready for the tlnishing touche*.
seised a parse which one of the ladies
The Medford Eye has undergone a wore attached to her belt by two chain»
change and ia now under tbe manage­ He broke one of the chains, bnt the
ment of Horace Mann. The paper has other held, and tbe ladies defended
been enlarged to eight pages and the lhemselve» wilh their umbrellas so vig­
name has been changed to the "Med orously that the would-be thief slunk
ford Enquirer". The political princi­ away in disgrace
ple! « ill be democratic.
Such occt rrenevs aa this are sure to re­
sell disastrously to the hobo fraternity.
How's This?
They do not stand so high aa in the es­
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re timation of the citisena that any grsat
ward (or any ease of Catarrh that can- regard would be paid to their feelings in
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
the matter. It is about tipie for a great
F.J.CHENEY A CO.,Props..Toledo.O.
hobo exodus.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
We have received a very handsome
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all numl-er of a monthly publication of tbe
bueiueaa transactions and financially University of Oregon, containing among
able to carry out any obligations made other illustrations, a half-tone of the
Glee club of which Edward 8. Van Dyke
by their firm.
W ist AT si ’ ai , Wholesale Druggists ia a member. The club has recently
Toledo, O.
completed a very suceemful tour of
W aldino , K imnan A M arvin , Whole­ Eastern Oregon, and were enthus­
sale Diuggisls, Toledo, O.
iastically received all along their route.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern­
A Few Pointer».
ally, acting directly upon tbe blood and
The recent statistics of the number el
■nucoue surfaces of tlie system. Price death» »hew that the large majority die
75c per bottle, bold by al! Druggists with consumption. Thia disease may
Testimonials frse. Hall’s family Pills commence with an apparently harnr.l»»»
are the best.
coagh which can be cured instantly by
Kemp'» Balsam for the Throat; aril
Joaquin Miller Coming.
Lungs, which ia guaranteed to cure and
The people of Grants Pass will, en relieve all esses. Price 25c. and 50c.
February 21, have an opportunity to see Far sale by all druggist».
and listen to the famous poet of the
BORN
Sierras, Joaquin Miller, who will be here
on that date ou his lecturing tour. Mil­ CHAUSSE—At Provolt, Ore., Feb. 3,
1900, to Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Chausse,
ler is a world wide famous mas, and be­
a son.
longs, in his greatuess, to Oregon.
Many competent critics place Miller in 8MOCK-At Heiland .Ore., Jan. 30.1900.
to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smov-k, a daugh­
the very front ranks of American peets,
ter.
and it Is certain that some of bis poems SEYFORTH—At Holland, Ore , Jan 31,
sre not surpassed ia beauty by those ol
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seylorth, a
daughter.
any other poet. The brat part of his
lecture is on "lessons Not Found in
MARRIED.
Books," with readings from bis poems.
PIKE BARRACKMAN,— In Grants
The second partj is on "Our Arctic Em­
l’ass. Monday, February 12. 1900, Will
pire" in which the poet appears in tbe
Pike, and Miss Edith Barrack man
Rev N. F. Jenkins officiating.
garb of ail Arctic explorer. His lecture
is varied and never tiresome, and full ol
DIED.
interest to every one. Apart from hie
entertaining talk, the personality nf the REEL—In Ashland, on Saturday Feb­
ruary 10, 1900 James 8. Reed, aged 65
man is sufficient to insure him a large
years.
audience.
ABBOTT—In Ashland, Saturday, Feb-
rtiary 10, 1900, Mr». W. M. Abbott,
Cramer Bros, have placed on exhibition
aged 00 years.
in their window, a beautifully painted
and decorated Oliver Plow, which bears GREGORY—In Ashland, Thursday,
Farnary, 8, 1900 John Milton Gregory,
tbe laliel, "Free, given away on April
Aged 31 veara.
14th." We are informed that begin
Deceased was one of tbe Ashland
ning Ft binary 15tli, with every cash company of Oregon volunteers, sad died
purchase of $2.50 they will give one from the effects of an illness contracted
ticket on the plow. On Saturday, during the campaign in the Philippines.
We have bought the entire line of Messrs, Taylor
it Barrettes Sample Hats for Spring and Summer
and will give you an opportunity to buy at a bar­
gain a new Stylish Hat—only one of each kind—
you have the exclusive pattern. They wont last
long—Come early—Reinemlier at
25c
10c
OvoYiCtatf
CLEMENS,
,
& SON,
Knows there is one sure way
to reach a man’s heart, and
that is by always having a
nicely spread table. To do
this you must have choice
groceries, canned goods and
provisions.
We Can
Help You There
We have the best of every-
thing in that line. What we
want is your trade; can ’we
have it?
For a short time we are sell­
ing:
Pillsbury’s Flaked Oat Food, at 15c
a package.
Pillsbury’s Wheat Food, 15c a
package.
Acme Wheat Flakes, at toe a
package.
Seven pounds good bulk roast
Coffee (not broken) for $1.00.
We still sell a good Green Coffee
at t2#c.
"Hot Flour” for hot cakes, 25c a
sack.
We have a fine lot of Dried
Fruits, Prunes, Plums, Apples
Peaches; Pears, Apricots, etc. See
the display iu our north window.
Calhoun
Grocery
Go.
1/2 Price
Sure Cure for Coughs and Colds,
Bromo Quinine,
White Pine Co.,
Frog
Throat,
The One
Who Cooks
¡lu X'
Aade to
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'YiiTSiiïÿWEAR
OUR NO. 19 FOR BOYS.
Made of the best selected cotton
yarn, close ribbed and heavy weight.
Triple knee, high spliced heel and
double toe, made especially for rough
usage. Outwear any other make.
If you want a dressier lighter stock­
ing, our No. 16 will please you. We
manufacture "Iron Clads" of equa|
quality and great variety for men,
women and children.
P. H. Harth & Son.
ASSAY ER,
W. G. Wright,
Gen'l Agt. for Oregon
M ai -A ktiii b -F orkut C yànius 1’ bockm .
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
of Ores.
Bullion Relined and Shipped.
G hauts P ahs ,
The Building,
The Stocks,
The Prices,
The Experience,
to do your business, and do it right, and there is no reasonjwhy we should not get as much of it as you can
consistently give us We do not want it at all. or any pirt of it, if we are uot entitled to it on the stringth
of the quality of the merchandise which we handle, and the prices which we make on it. | But when we do
offer you the highest grades of goods which are in mufactured at the very lowest prices which we can make
consistent with legitimate merchandising, we feel that we ought to receive a liberal share of your patron­
age. While nearly every article of merchandise has advanced from month to month, week to week, and
While wc do not claim
almost from day to day, from which fact our position is to save you tn »ney
to own our whole stock at prices ruling a year ago; we do claim that the foresight in business
Dress Goods.
Notions,
Silk Patterns, for Shirt
waists at 75c each.
Ladies Wrappers,
Ladies Shirt waists, just
arrived.
Sailor Hats,
Tabic Linens, Napkins,
Towelsand Toweling.
Drape rie’s,
(¿ar pets,
(¿arpet Paper,
Rugs,
(¿arpet Beaters,
Trunksand Valises,
Ladies Jacketsand (¿apes.
Ladies* Hosiery,
Ribbons,
Brushes,
(¿om bs,
Wall Paper,
Ladies' Skirts,
Boy’s Waists,
Suspenders,
Handkerchiefs,
Pants,
Vests,
(¿ollars,
Cuffs,
Ties,
Shoes,
Fancy Shirts,
■ >
Oaxoux.
Wanted.
Block to teed or pastare. Inquire of
<J. W. WoobwoBTH, Gold Mill, Oref-
which we have a- qttired iti »5 years n( merchandising has enabled us to take time somewhat by the
forelock.
As long as six and eight months ago we made contracts for this spring's supplies; and in a
goodmany instances we have been compelled to pay advanced figures On the other hand in a large
number of cases, and on a great many lines we own goods today below the prices at which they could be
bought if we had to go into the market now and purchase them. Now what we ask is comparison of
quality and prices, which we are showing at our store will convince you of the fact that we are willing
to show the benefits derived from these early contracts with our customers. Right along during the
last twelve months we have lived up to the principle not to advance goods unless we were actually
compelled to pay these advances ourselves and it is our firm resolution in the year just opening not
to deviate from this rule, and we invite you to inspect ou big lines of,
(¿orsetN,
I rnbrcllas,
Dog Collar Belts,
Buttcrick Patterns,
March No. now ready.
Men's Hats,
*
WHY PUT UP
A fierishabls mark st the last resting
place of your loved ones when you can
get a good marb'e headstone of your
Grants l’ass dealer for $15 to $18.
I
We have the organizat on
•
Ijirge aixe composition book» for 5c at
th» CouKixa office.
Half Hose, in all colors,
Rubber heels, for shoes.
Lace Boots,
Underwear,
Base Ball with each pair
boy’s shoes purchased.
Barber (¿oats,
Silk Vests,
The ßig Store