Rogue River courier., February 22, 1900, Image 3

mall pox Scar*.
Receipt books at the Cot aua office.
The announcement of aiaal -poz caused
Take vour shoe* to Hackett for good
cunaiderableexcitement last week, which
work aad rigkt prices.
beset. to abate when it wa« generally
Gardea Eeefs, Grass Seeds, Cypre»*
Rev. N. F. Jenkins went to Ashland reported that th« patient was out oi
Dr. Flanagan,
Seed, etc., at Pike's.
danger. But on Saturday, th« people
Resident Dentitl.
Farmer*, take your teams to Harper' Tuesday.
were thunder «truck to learn that th«
Shoe» repaired al Hackett's.
H. C. Perkins went to Salem Tuesday
new brick feed stable on B. street.
pauent bad died during lhe night.
evening
to
give
tvetnuony
tn
a
land
cate.
C. blLoui« for watch repairing.
Dr. C. W Isiwe, the well known eye­
The family were moved to a vacant
Ben Stahl «pant a few day« in town house about three mila« from town,
sight specialist will be in Grant» Pass
During the season of fasting ironi Whip®,
to 13.60 at Hackett'«.
ibis week from lhe A A B mine at where a strict quarantine la main tai u«d
meat, we carry an extra large stock Quality and satisfaction Guaranteed on the 12tb, 13th, and Kill of March.
Galic«.
at
Fike's.
Those
wishing
to
buy
farm
or
city
until a sufficient period of time baa
of all kinds of
Mr. and Mr«. D. A. (ords left on elapaed.
Tablets of all kinds at ilia Covaiaa property, will do well to call on Joe
Tuesday evening for San Francisco to be
Mose, THE Real Estate Agent.
There has been a good deal of «enee-
office.
leas tom motion over the case, not cun­
John R. Harvey returned on Tuesday abac nt about two week«.
If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike'*
Of best quality and perfect condi­ 1 Ca«h Grocry.
Cary W. Thompson, superintendent i fined to Grant* l'aas. The towns both
to the Old Cbauuel mine en Six mile.
tion, including Nansen's Celebrated Second Hand Piano for •ala cheap. A heavy shower which occurred on of lhe ever productive Victor Junior north and south of ue have been
sad seen, •■ill io be. in a had state of
Smoked Sardines in oil and Broiled Inquire of J. Mo«.
Sunday was accompanied by thunder, mine, visited (»rant* Pa«« on Friday.
hysterica over it The men who |>er-
Miss
Franca*
and
Master
Clarence
Mackerel (soused in spices).
Harness of all Kinds, Grade* aad an unusual happening here in the
Winded have gone to Halsey, Oregon, formed the burial took all possible pre
winter time.
Price« at Hackett'«.
caution*, divested lheniM*lves of every
ALSO, REMEMBER
The meeting of the W. C. T. V . intending to be absent several month». stitch of clothing, and took a carbolic
CQV photographer
State
superintendent,
J.
H
Ackerman,
1 It L-10 I
Opp. Court House.
which was to have been held on
acid bath. Ths old clothe* were burned.
• You all know Scott Griffin put the Wednoaday evening, has been postponed I »topped off al Granta Paa« on Wednes­ There i* not t he aligli test probability of
are
day
evening
after
a
visit
to
Jackson
indefinitely.
price on Flour below 7Sets a sack.
any more case*, and sanity should rule
NOTHING FINER THAN
E. E. Redfield went to San Franctau 'county.
the hour.
Use Dunne's Solid Sprays for your
J. W. Partlow and family, who have
Tuesday, where he will have his new
A disquieting miner was abroad on
Mocha
Coffee Fruit Trees—Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. compressed
air engine built for his made their residence for several month* Monday, that a •on of Mr. Kerley bad
If you have not used it ask for a sample. We sell lots of it, there- Agents.
.
past
at
Leland,
returned
te
Granta
Pa««,
wood-sawing machine.
taken down with the small-pox. Dr.
Cha«. Pitzer, th« contractor, is build­
ore it is always fresh.
The cantata “Jeptha’s Daughter" will on Friday, to remain.
Kremer, on viaiting the patient,ptonoun-
ing a neat five room cottage on D. street
Royal Gem Tea is another leader that we are proud of. New, fresh tor Miss Alice Smith.
D. P. .Merritt and family returned ced lhe disease to be netbiug more nor
be given in Ashland some time during
ind with a flavor that is all it's own. Sam pies cheerfully furnished on Don’t b«y Dried Fruit until you see the last of March. Miss Ester Busby laat week from Portland where they less than malaria. No other case* of
has charge of the musical preparations. have been living for the past few months, small-pox have occurred.
ipplication.
Pike’« Display and get his prices. Quan­
Geo. E. Allan, the piano man, is and intend to remain.
*****
For cheap Coffee our ioc Rio Siftings is the equal of any 15c pack tity and Quality always considered.
Prize Rumor.
Arthur Conklin, of the M ining Journal,
having a war on his hands in Ashland
"~~^q,*: Coffee.
Pike is making a drive on Canned
A report has beea circulated, and it ia
with a local dealer, and the epithet of left on Sunday morning for New Orlean»
Goods. Better see bitn before buying
"fakir" is being worked to a stand still. with the Oregon delegation to the believed, ha* reall) iouad soma crvdeace
Price by the Case very cheap
that one of th* men connected with the
To be successful in fruit raising, use National Editorial Association.
Dr Evans, oculist-optician, office at
Street, Opposite
H. G. Colton, of Portland, the coast Calhoun Grocery company had been
Dunne’s Solid Sprays made after State
residence. All ea^es of defective vision
formula and put up in convenient form, agent for the Massachusetts Mutual Life taken down with the small-pox.
corrected, including astigmatism
Somebody told *omebodv and so the
For sale hy Hair Kiddle Hardware Co. insurance Company, was looking up
Dunne’s Solid Sprays are recommended
rumor grew, liehold it* history : Cal­
business
in
the
city
Wednesday.
A freightcar a as broken into between
by the State Board of Agriculture—For
houn ha* a tin mail down by the bridge.
John L, Woodruff and family, of
Hornbrook and Ashland Sunday, and
ny k*
sale by Hair Riddle Hardware Co.
Th* boys, with fell intent peppered th*
looted of a large quuutity of boots and Toledo, Oregon, arrived here Monday
My Cow gives lota of milk and butter, shoes, tobacco, whiskey and underwear. evening, and intend to locate at tuia tin face of the tin mau with bird ehot,
1 feed her all the Alfalfa hay she will eat. It is supposed to have been done by place. They have been visiting with giving it a pock-marked appearance.
Calhoun'* man had the am all-pox. | And
I buy the beat. Scott Griffin ha« the tram ps.
the family of N. Snow.
no the ruuior grew. It 1* a* true a*
best Alfalfa I ever saw.
Durance
Dotson
returned
on
Monday
Our season of pleasant, spring like
many other*.
Dr. Ix)we, the only optician in Oregon weather has been rudely broken into evening from a visit to Kerby. His
ft
who has had medical training, will be ever since Sunday by a good, whole­ hand is recovering from the effects of
Joeephtae Co.nlj Mn|i.
at Hotel Josephine, March 12th 13th some soaking rain that will revive th« dynamite, but it will still be some time
The official map of Josephine couutv
«nd 14. Take your eyes to him.
lagging streams and cause the short before he w’H be able to work again.
can be had at lhe C oikikk office al re­
R. O. McCroskey has been moving water miners to leap for joy.
Chas. Pitzer, the contractor and duced price* holding pocket iu*p, |1;
his goods into his location in the build­
Typewriter paper at the C oubibb builder, purchased a lot in the Lincoln wall map* in colora, *3.SO Call and <e
ley In,
ing next to the bank and is engaged , office.
Park addition on Friday and will erect one.
irona
today, Wednesday, in arranging them
re on,
! The Grants Pass Steam I.atrtidry.com­ a neat residence thereon in the spring.
MARRIED
for his opening
al««
pany has recently ln*eu incorporated at Lincoln Park property is at a premium.
for in
Cash
paid
for
old
Rubber,Copper,Brass
11. E. Alfred returned last week from
the n
Salem. B. I. Plummer, J. A. Tate and
and Zinc at Marshall’s second hand »tore Chas. Crow are the incorporators. The a three months absence in Alaska. He COCHRANE-ROGERS— At the resi-
ilence of Mr. and Mr». J. T. Taylor,
We will g've away the elegantly finished
on Front street, opposite the Round eompauy is now looking for a suitrble retorts a remarkably mild a inter there
near (iraní* Pass, Oregon, on Wednes­
House. Grants Pass.
day
, Feb. 14th, 11XM), by Rev. Robert
location and intend to begin operation at and says that in Skagway it has only
No.
Chilled
lesile, Edmund R. Cochrane and
reached 8 degrees below aero, and that
If you want extra Burbank Potatoes as early a date as possible.
Meda Roger*, botti of Josephine Go.
go to Pike’s.
j The committee which was appointed only for a short time.
Oregon.
Now on exhibition in out corner wind w No one is
Red Top Clover seed, Utah recleaned some time ago to arrange for Union Hun-
L. G. Brownell, formerly of this (MANDLER—TRUMBO—At the hotel
barred, everybody has an equal chance, ask for particulars.
Alfalfa seed, Timothy seed, Willamette I day school convention held a meeting place, but now of Etna, Cal, arrived
Layton, in Granta Pan*, Feb. IO, 1900,
fi west,
by Janies Holman, J. P., John Cliaad-
Valley Tame cheat seed, Winter Oats last week at the Newman M. E. church here on Thursday after three years
bon. U
1er and Flora Truiubo, both of Jose­
and Wheat at Scott Griffin’s
on nt
W. M. Hair was chosen chairman. absence, to look after business interests
phine <%>unty.
'•led fr-
A first class line ot goods always on May 16 and 17 were fixed as the dates at this place. He intends to remain
hand at Pike’s, you will be pleased if of the convention. The program was about a week.
DIED.
mapped out, but subjects and assign­
'ver »
you buy your Grocries of him.
J. W. Howard, one of the prominent
I
BLOCK.
—In Grant* Pa**, on Mun-
J. H. Ahlf has sold his City ineat ments will not be made until the net*, merchant* of the lively »own of Kerby, STEWART
<lay, Feb. IV, infant son of Mr. and
<-n Í GARLAND STOVE'.
spent several days in town last week.
HARDWARE.
market to Fritz Eisruan, his assistant, meeting ol the committee.
Mrs. J. 8. Stewart, aged (» months.
The council meeting on Monday eve Kerby is the center of the mining dis
and is now out of the retail meat busi­
PLYMALE-In Medford, Feb. 17, 1900,
ness. He will contnue hi* wholesale ning was a fiat failure, no mayor trict of the Illinois valley, and is rapid­
Francis M, Ply male, aged 66 years.
ly
coining
to
the
front.
appearing.
Six
councilmen
were
pres
­
and packing business. Mr. Ahlf is ttve '
THE POP! LAR
MCKAY—In Medford, Tuesday, Feb. 13
ent
and
held
an
informal
discussion
on
pioneer meat merchant of Grants Pass,
How'» Thi»?
1900, H. W. McKay, aged 36 years.
having come here very soon after the the current topics, to-wit, srnaU-pox and
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re JOHNSON —In Grants Paas, Saturday,
town started, and has made a reputation sewer. The argument was not so warm
Feb. 17, 1900, W. D. Johnson.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can­
for squareness and reliability which is as to cause the council to remove its
MALLORY—On the overland train
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
overcoat, as no fire had been provided,
■ far®
equalled by few men in any business.
between Ashland and Grants Tas*, «n
E.J.CHENEY A CO.,Props.,Toledo,O.
ter iw
2ÖC
There was a rumor that the mayor had
Saturday evening, Feb, 17, 1900, of
J. hou.»
Senator Albert J. Beveridge, in bis
We, the undersigned, have known F.
consumption, Mirs < eha Mallory,
called the meeting off, »0 the council
IlJOl
25c
Co.,
famous speech in the United Ftates sen
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
aged 19 year«.
went home to bed.
ate,
told
one
side
of
bis
experience
in
believe him |>erfeclly honorable in all HACKETT-In Grant« Pa««, on Friday,
oe bri»
10c
Throat,
Five
Cent«
per
Dozen.
<, 5-1»
the Philippines. The other and most
business transactions and financially
Feb. 16, 1900, Everett Floyd Hackett,
‘>Wia
aged 10 years, 2 month«, 8 day«.
per eon al side, what he saw and heard of | A splendid line of irounts for multiple able to carry out any ohligalions made
k’groK
Everett was boru in Wells, Minn.
"The American Soldier in the Field" he pictures, some as low as 5c per dozen by their firm.
'.V dii
AT
er,
y
4
will tell exclusively in an early number ; Also panels for four pic tures in different
W km A T ki ax , Wholesale Druggists He was always a delicate child, and of a
O.
! acre
sweet and winning di«|>o«ition. Ilia
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. of The Saturday Evening Post, of Phila pos’l'ons. All kinds of mounts on Toledo,
W alui . su , K innan A M ahvin , Whole­ death after a brief illness, is the flrat
lina
delphia.
hand —A. E. Voorhies.
rlv ■*<
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
break in the family. Funeral service«
The tax books have been handed over
th« lit
Nutliing Like it.
Takfii I p.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern­ were held at the home on Sunday after­
A Few Pointer«.
)ic«W
to the sheriff by the clerk, and the taxes
You
should
rememuer
that
no
other
ally,
acting
directly
upon
tire
blood
and
The recent statistics of the number of are now ready for collection. The state
( >11 tba night of Dec 14. there come to
noon, conducted by Pastor Leslie, and
< r my ranch a 3-year ohi tillcv with white deaths show that the large majority die and county tax is 27‘a mills. The city medicine is like tihiloh's Consumption mucous surfaces of the system. Price choir of the Baptist Church; Rev. N. F.
with consumption. This disease may tax is 10 mills, and the school tax in | Cure in any respect. II ether remedies 75c per bottle. Hold by *1! Druggists. Jenkins, of the M. E. Church assisting.
" -y-
“lc spit
*l>>t in rorerieari
forehead an<i
and one wnne
white loot,
foot
ig bro '
irti branded on right thigh. Owner can commence with an apparently harmless this district is 11 mills making a total of 1 have failed to relieve your cough or cold, Testimonials free. Hall’s family Pills Mr. and Mrs. Hackett and family have
congb which can be cured instantly by 48mills for Grants Paas, which is the thah is all the more reason why you are the beet.
'»ne. have same by paying charges.
the deep sympathy of all who know
Kemp's Baisani for the Throat and same as last year, The school tax is should try Shiloh's. Always sold under
M ai kick h kb .
Try Allen’« I'wot-Eaur
them. ‘ They that al«ep in Jesus will
e mile
Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and two mills lower than last year, but the a positive guarantee. If it does not help
God bring with Him. Wherefore com­
A
powder
to
be
shaken
into
the
shoes.
j'-J :
Nolle« of Dissolution.
relieve all cases. Price 25c. and 50c. city tax being higher equalizes matters you the druggist must give back your Your feet ieel swollen, nervous and hot, fort one another with these word«".
money, 25c., 50c., aud $1.00 a bottle. 1
/,ret
Notice is hereby given that the firm of! For sale by all druggists.
and get tired easily. If you have smart­
Joseph Shaska oj>ens his new bakery
Price and Voorhies, publishers of the
ing feet or tight shoes, try Alien's Foot-
on Thursday, in the Stone building on
»rwiRoouB R ivkb C ourier , has been <1 is
HOLMAN &
Is this Plain Enough?
Ease. It cools the feet and makes walk­
east Main street. He will also open a
”mtJ salved bv mutual consent. C. S. Price re­
M
ISS
KATE
CARY,
If you have a nagging cough, and are short order restaurant and lunch counter
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet,
will
continue
tirlag. A. E. Vourlne-
losing flesh, go to a drug store, and get in conection with the bakery, as soon as
ingrowing nails, blisters and callous
UNDERTAKERS
'"¡k the basil'»*», cullect all debts, and as-
a bottle of Shiloh's Consumption Cure. the necessary equipment, which has
spots. Relieves corns and bunions of
EMBALM ERS
aume all obligation*.
INSTRUCTOR
OF
Take two thirds of it, and then if you are been ordered, arrives. Mr. Sha-ki is
all pain and gives rest and comfort,
C. 8. PRK’F.
VOCAL AND PIANO MCSIC,
not benrfltteri, return the bottle to the very well and favorably known here and
iUarlc
Try it today. Bold by all druggists and
A. E. VooRHiK«.
of U m
druggist, and he will return your money. the people of this place are pleased to
shoe stores for 25 cents. Trial package Office on Öth St. oppo. Court House.
dom
Residence North 7th Mt.
Isn't that fair? No one could ask more, have him permanently located in busi­
I« prepared to receive a limited numlwr of Free. Address, Allen 8 <)lmeted, Le-
25c , 50c , and fl 00 a bottle.
1
I V
pupils. Studio at Mrs. R- K. Montgomery’s I
GRANTS PASS,OR
ness here.
iVhite House Grocery
Salt, Dried aad
-- - - - - - Canned Fish.
local tjappenmoe
L.
personal
DL4
Coffee and Tea
our Speciats
and Java
ihaseASaabornsCelebrated
&
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.
P. O.
Sixth
MX
On April 14th.
Nickle Plated
20 Oliver
Plow,
Cramer Bros
■ Sure Cure for Coughs and Colds,
Bromo Quinine,
Syrup White Pine
Frog in Vour
ME
SON,
Cootrary to general expectation,
Jr Ige Hanna aualained iaa injuxvuon
reatraiuing the sewer work from being
prosecuted. Consequently the long ditch
ia deserted and present* a forlorn ap­
pearance. The judge baa ordered a
spacial term of court, to meet on March
6, to dispose ol this ease.
The attorney* for the city and th*
other defendant*. have not lost hope of
having the injunction dissolved in the
circuit court. Since arguing the matter
bob>re the judge at chambers, they claim
to have found decision* construing situ-
ilor charter* and in favor of the city.
Those were not pretested at thatargu
mont of the motion to deesolve. A* the
question involved was an ohacure one,
the decision made was on* based u|>on
the law cited by the atorney’s which
did not bear atrongly upon the mooted
point. The attorney* believe that they
now have autboritiee that are in line
i
with the contention* of the city.
Pi.no Company.
Last Wednesday »veiling was th* con­
cluding evening of the Wiley U. Allan
Co'* season here and there was a good
attendance. As a diversion from the
regular order of entertainment, a young
ladies' woodsawing contest was held,
with a guitar a* the prize. There were
three contestants and the young lady
who won, exhibited unexpected prowess
with the buck saw, having evidently
seen auch an instrument before. A
serie* of 25 prise* were given to holder*
of reserved seat coupons, all of them
useful and eoni* of them almeat nec­
essary. line young man received a
handaome dried cod, another, a box of
smoked herrings, another, a bundle of
sausage*. The two most desirable
prize* were a camera and a violin.
The voting contest which had been in
progress lor several evenings to decide
on the moat popular young lady ia
Grants Pass was concluded, and the
vote* were counted. Mis* Nell l>e Peatt
led the list with 480 vote*, and was
awarded lhe prize a fine 12'. Washburn
guitar. While such contest* as this
often fail of their intended results, we
are pleased to state that thia one was
an entire success, and the honor*, en-
tirely unsought, were inonl worthily
bestowed. Mis* Essie Hartman wa*
second on the list, with 417 vote*.
To Cure a Colli In One Day.’
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet...
«til <1 ruggi.t. refund money if it fail* to cure.
K. W. Grove's signature on ever) oox. 3Sc
We are
Headquarters for
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The Right Things at the
Right Time.
Shoes-Ladies’, Mens, Children’s
LADIES’ SHOES
Never in the history of our
business has this Department
l«en more complete in up-to-date
Styles, Qualities and Prices. We
quote you one of our Leaders in
Ladies’ Black Vesting. Top Coin
toe, Patent Tip. Solid Insoles
and Counters at
50.
MEN’S SHOES
We are »bowing the Strongest line io America at the price.
One of th« latest shapes Coin toe. Black or Tan. all solid Counters
and Insoles at f t 50 Better Grades. <2 5°. i.> °°, and $4°°-
CHILDREN S SHOES
We have ust received uoe of the best shoes for wear and tear
that has ever been on the market at the price. This is the High-
land Calf Brand, and we will be’ glad to show you these goods
when at our store. We can furnish these tu sizes from 5 to 8. at
ft 00, 854 to n'j.fi 25, 12 to 2. Ji 50.
If unable to come to
the »tore write for a pair.
I
We Can
Help You There
We have the best of cvery-
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, «5e *
package.
Acme Wheat Flakes, at ioc a
package.
»
Seven pounds good bulk roast
Coffee (not broken) for $1.00.
We still sell a good Green Coffee
at I2)4 c .
“Hot Flour” for hot cakes, 25c a
sack.
We have a fine lot of Dried
Fruits, Prunes, Plums, Apples
Peaches; Pears, ApricoU, cte. See
the display in our north window.
Calhoun
Grocery
Co.
Furnishings
Rubber Boots,
Oil Clothing,
Trunksand Valises.
ASSAYER,
W. G. Wright,
Gen’l Agt. fur Oregon
M ac A kiik K-FiiaamT C yaniiib D bocxh *.
Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
of Ores.
Bullion Relined and Hhirped.
G hamts F as *,
•
•
O rboon .
We have the finest Bachelor Button
Large size composition book a for Or at
you ever saw; tu more need for pins
or nails to hold your trousers. These the C ocrjeb office.
buttons can be fastened or unfast­
ened In a jiffy and will last a lifetime.
WHY PUT UP
. A ireriabable mark at the laat resting
place of your loved ones when you can
>{«t a good marble headetone of your
'¡rant* Fasa dealer for |15 to 818.
P. H. Harth
W anted.
Slock to feed or pasture. Inquire o
G. W. WoouwoarH, Gold Mill, Oreg.
High Class Goods at
Bargain Prices.
»
New Year and New Novel
ties at
Rock Bottom Prices
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.
Clothing
Rogue River Courier $1.25
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Who Cooks
1
The Gateway to a Prosperous
Season is
Through Our Doors
THE
TWENTIETH CENTER V 11)1 AS
It is a matter of considerable doubt in the public mind whether this is the first war of the
century or not But there is neither question nor doubt in the well known fact that we arc the
cheapest house in Southern Oregon for high cias> merchandise, ami the pleased testimony of all
our old customers and many new ones, bring each day confirmary proof that our up-to-date
business method' arc both appreciated and sustained.
Values, not words, arc our dependence and a visit to our store to inspect our goods and
compare our prices with any other house, will convince you of the many wonderful bargains
we offer you at rock bottom, cut prices. And in return we ask that without skepticism or pre­
judice you give us a chance to demonstrate that all our statements Will bear the full search­
light of truth. l ime or money has not been spared this season in selecting one of the finest
assortments of
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes
Miners’ Supplies
Miners' Shoes in all Grades,
Styles, and Prices from $1.50 to
¿4 00
Miners' Duck Coati, $1.25 to
Sr 50-
Miners' Over Shirts. 50c, 75c,
St 00
Miners' H its and Caps, Ji 00
to S- 5°
Miners' Socks, Wool aud Cot-
ton. 10c to
M »neri’ i.ace Boots, Ss 00.
Mtn.-rs' Leggtus. 75c.
Pants, S' 00 to $2.50.
Miner»’
Miners'
Miners’
Miners’
Miners’
Blankets and guilts it.00, $1 25 $ j 00
Extra heavy Suspenders; 25 3$, 50c.
Belts, 50, 75c.
Gloves, 75c, f 1 00, J1.35,
any thing you need, we have it, both quality and
Hose Department
The stock ia now complete with Ladies Hose at to, 20, 2$, and
Hoys Heavy RiblM.il Double Hose at 2<tc