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

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Quick delivery—Th« Weekly Oragonlan.
Couiu.il Meeting.
Strang« Nuejet».
The regular zemi-mouthly busince«
Take our «hoe® to Haukett for good
Cook Brothers of Foots creek pipe
useeling of the city council waa held on
wort sad rifM pneet.
strange nuggets out ol their plaser mine.
Thu reday evening. Councilman Rum­
Gardaa Med®. Gra®® Seed®, Cyprra®
They recently uncovered a tusk about
mage
being
abaenl.
Dr. Flanagan.
Seed, etc., at Fike’®.
four feel long and about six inches
A C. Dixon viiitad in Aahland Satur­
The committee appointed to investi­
Resident l*enu®t.
around in the largest part. It is supposed
*‘Ala»ka and Klondike” at the Fre®- day and Sunday.
gate the matter of extending the sewer
Shoes repaired at Hackett’s.
byterian churvh, March 13.
F. M. South «•« iu town on Monday to the school house reported that the in­ to have belonged to a mastodon or sours
other ancient quadruped. Several smal­
• RAMBLERS Mat”; pricw $40.
RAMBLERS High grade Bicycle« |4<) from the Victor, Jr. mine.
creased cost of the extension as proposed
ler onea have aleo been discovered. The
Hair-Riddle
Hardware
Co.
G
M'
Bailey
of
Kubli
waa
a
viaitor
wou'd be somewhere near |1000, the ad­
bones are found in a stratum of b’ue
During the season ot fasting ironi C. 8tLoui® for watch repairing
Use Dunne’® Solid Spray« for your in Grant« Fa«« on Tueaday.
ditional distance being about 1290 feet.
Whip«, )0c to 12.50 at Hackett’s.
gravel which lies next to tbs bedrock.
meat, we carry an extra large stock Quality and satisfaction Guaranteed Fruit Tree«—Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
Walter Dyke began hi« whool thi« The committee recommended that the
of all kinds of
Agent«.
County School Superintendent.
plane
be
chauged
so
that
the
main
week in the Centennial diatriet.
at Fike's.
ehould run straight through on Fifth To tbe Voters of Josephine County, Ore:
Next
Monday
to
Wednesday
go
«ee
Cbarl.y
Nickell,
of
the
Jmkaonvillb
the
CuUMlXB
Tablets of all kiuds at
1 Dr. Lowe at Hotel Jo«»ephine if you need Time« h«« gone to Naw Orlean« to attend street from C street to the river, in
1 respectfully announce myself as
office.
which case the increased cost would be a candidate lor the office of County School
glae»»e® and value yonr eye«1
the Natioual Editorial convention.
Of best quality and pet feet condi­ Thia will be Dr. Lowe’s
about |50. Some of the council men Superintendent, subject to the decision
I Any one who ia contemplating attend
Geo Sartwell, one of the prominent
tion, including Nansen's Celebrated Granta Pass.
could not clearly see how there could t* of the Republican County Convention.
ing
the
Normal
at
Ashland
will
du
»ell
citixeua of the lively iiiiniug diatriet of
Smoked Sardines in oil and Broiled lk>n t forget the Stereopticon enter­ ' to cur re® pond with tbe Coi aiuu
e* much difference in distance between
O. A. Savaux.
Galice, haa been «pending a few day« in
tainment.
the two routes, aa the only difference
Mackerel (soused in spices).
A first class line ot gooJa tlway« on Grants Fas«
waa from FlfUi to Sixth and from Sigth
If you want Dried fruit:
Lost.
hand at Fike’s, you will be pleated if
Mrs. G. H. Palelborpe, formerly a ret- back to Fifth, which could not poeaibly
ALSO, REMEMBER
Cash Grocry.
A post office key and a flat door key.
i you buy your Groethe of him.
■dent of thia place aud now a reaident of equal 1300 feet, but the committee said
i Harness of ail Kinds, Grati«« and
Finder please leave at this office.
R. H. Gilfillan has rooted a 15 acre' Ashland, has been visiting friend« in that the figures were prepared with the
Prices at Hackett's.
New Ledge ol Foresters.
greatest of care and were undoubtedly
The railroad company is r<~«bingling fruit farm in the town of Berthoud, ! Grants Fast thia week.
Thursday night Josephine court of
Colorado and ia well ■nd cumfortably
J. B. l.abor, wife and daughter are iu correct. The report waa accepted and
NOTHING FINER THAN
the round house this week,
the
Forester« ot America, was organized
eeltled.
the city thia week. Mr. Labor ia known placed on tile for future cooeideration.
1
DU CDV PHUHKiRAPHEtt
To be amveesful in fruit raising, use ■a the S. F. Bulletin man and is now ■¡I he following bills were allowed and in the I. O. O. F. bail in thia city with
1 n C D I Opp. Court House.
If you have not used it ask for a sample. We sell lots of it, there­
Dunne’s Solid Spraya untile after State working in the interest of that paper.
warrants ordered drawn; Ge>. P. Fur­ 28 charter members. Following is the
You
all know Scott Griffin put the formula and put up in convenient form,
Mike Devanney, th. S. F. fireman man, recording deeds, |i ; Frank East­ officer® elected: F. H. Schmidt, chief
fore it is always fresh.
; Henry Hiller, nub. chief rang­
price on Flour below 75cl® a sack.
1
Fur aale by Hair Riddle Hardware Co. who was so badly injured in a wreck man, <1 ray age, |4 ; John Patrick, work ranger
Royal Gent Tea is another leader that we are proud of. New, fiesh
er; Jauiea Triuible, jr. past grand
There will be a meeting of the Native
about a year ago. has gon. to the I on streets, |31.50.
Joseph
Shaeka
haj
opened
a
lunch
and with a flavor that is all it s own. Sam pics cheerfully furnished o.i Daughters on Wednesday, March H, in
ranger; F. F. (.¡rove, dept, grand chief
eouuter and short order restaurant in Sacramento hospital, where be will | The street commraaioner reported that 1
rauger ; Geo. N. Bolt, treasurer; E. B.
application.
the A. O. U. W. ball.
connection with his bakery al the Stone have an artificial limb fitted in place of i 98 citizens of the town had either 1
For cheap Coffee our toe Rio Siftings is the equal of any 15c pack
worked or paid their street tax. It wan Brown, finacial secy. ; Win. M. Johnson
‘ RAMBLERS are Strangers to repair building on Fruut street. Mr. Sbaaka the leg which was amputated.
recording secy.; David 8. Cook, ar.
age Coffee.
Shops.” High grade Bicycles, |40. Hair- is an adept in the culinary art and
A. IV. Silsby was in town a few days •uggesttd that there was an ordinance 1 woodward; O. H. Dunlap, jr. woodward
providing
that
persona
who
refused
to
Riddle Hardware Co.
know® bow to supply the wants of hi« till« week from bi« mine oa Forest creek.
A. L. Fryer ar. beadle ; Ed« Veatch jr.
Ed Armstrong, who was shot by Bud patron« iu the moat ®at iefactory man He and his partner, Mr. Breedon, are work or pay thia tax were subject to im­ beadle; F. L. Eisman, capt. of guard;
prisonment.
ner.
steadily
developing
their
mine,
«inking
Hamlin in Medford, is steadily improv­
The sewer was f.iscassed, but it was J. A. Kehkopf, II. J. Baker, Win. A.
in tbe March number of McCluie’® down on the veil! and are now showing
ing and will probably recover.
considered
inadvisable to take any Hood, trustee«; Dr W. F. Kremer,court
Don’t buy Dried Fruit until you see Magazine, Mr. Walter Wellman will tell up a large body of good ore. Thsir
measures in regard to it until the de- physician.
ledge
lie«
on
one
aide
ot
a
30
loot
dike
of
another
«lory
ol
hi®
recent
t
xtraordinary
Pike’s Display and get his prices. Quan­
School Klectlon.
experience® iu the Arctic. He »ill aho mineralised rock. It haa every appear cision should be rendered after the trial
tity and Quality always considered.
The annual election of achool otlieora
acce of periuauenjy and excellence, of the injunction case at the special
give
the
conclusion®
from
his
own
ex
­
Pike is making a drive on Canned 1
and it« indication« »tea((ily improve term.
will be held on Monday next at J. O.
Goods. Better see him before buying. perience regarding tbe only feasible way
School Muting.
Booth’« brick building on G street near
under development.
to
reach
the
pole,
telling
what
it
ia
and
Price by the Case very cheap
what it involve®.
E. E Redtiald returned last Wednes­
Die regular annual school mesting for Fifth. The election will be by ballot, aa
Dunne’s Solid Sprays are recommended
RAMBLLR Bicycles have a distinctive day evening from San F rancisco where this district was held on Monday with required by law where the number of
by the State Board of Horticulture—For
“
style
” of their own. See the sample® be bad been making arrangement« for eight volera in attendance besides the votere in a district exceeds 500. The
sale by Hair Riddle Hardware Co.
officers to be elected are a clerk and two
at Hair Riddle Hardware Co ® Store tbe construction of his new sawing school officers.
My Cow gives lots of milk and butter,
. machine. The machine is now being
The meeting was called to order by directors; one for the term oí three
“'he price is |40.
I feed her ail the Alfalfa hay she wilt eat.
years to succeed J. A, Klover, wliow
In this issue appear® the advertisment* built by the Oriental Gas Engine Chairman Harry Smith of the board of
I buy the best. Scott Griffin has the.
term expires, and another for the term
Company
and
will
probably
be
here
in
director«,
and
the
clerk
read
the
minutes
of Jas. A. Slover who ha® opened bis
best Alfalfa I ever saw.
of one year to till the nnexpired term oi
new drug store on Front street. Mr. a week, accompanied by the air com­ of the regular mesting of Dti*U and also
Hamlin’s Wizard Oil company will be Slover needs no introduction to Grant® pressor, all complete except the attach­ of the special meeting of January 2U, and llarry Smith, who has resigned on ac­
count of having changed his residence to
here next week, deliver their senes of
Fas® people, as be ha® been a pharma­ ment for tasleniiig to the log, which will delivered his annual school report.
another district.
entertainments at the opera bouse and
be
made
here,
Mr.
Redfield
ia
now
Al
the
special
meeting
the
sentiment
cist in thi® city for a numt>er of years
sell Wizard Oil for all aches and pains.
and is well known
be thoroughly contemplating a wood «levator by which was expressed that the district should
Agent Wanted.
If you want extra Burbank Potatoes competeut and reliable. The new store wood may be loaded into a wagon after be bonded in the amount of *3000 to
A
good
live
agent is wanted to handle
cover the floating indebtedaees, and II
go to Pike’s.
is sure ef receiving its full share of the .being floated down a stream.
Acetylene<fan Apparatus in this section,
was
expected
Ikal
this
question
would
be
Red Top Clover seed, Utah rec leaned nublic patronage.
in compliance with the rtquest of
t heapest and beat light. Apply to Bul­
Alfalfa seed, Timothy seed, Willamette' ^Mi«s Alice C. Fletcher is said to be many ladies there will be a talk on taken up at I his meeting, but Hie board
We will give away the elegantly finished
after a conference had come to tlie con­ lard and Breck, 131 Post St. San Fran­
Valley Tame cheat seed, Winter
the leading authority both of Europe health given at the Odd Fellows Hall on
clusion that it would not be necessary to cisco, California.
and Wheat at Scott Griffin’s
and America on “Indian Story and Thursday. Alarch 8 at 3 p. m. under the
vote the bonds at this time, as there
RAMBLERS are fitted with G A J I Seng.” Every body can not afford to auspices of Hi« Hygienic Department of
would be money coming in. shortly, and
beet
Tires.
The
best
Wheel
and
the
Now un exhibition in out corner window. No one is
i buy her recent book on thi® subject. tbe Viavi Company. All ladieacordially
the question could lie taken up at some
fire, price 110.—Hair Riddle Hardware ¡Every one can hear what Rev. D. E. invited, admission frre.
barred, everybody has an equal chance, ask for particulars.
future time.
Co.
Finke ha® to ®ay alxjut the Indian® and
In response to a question as to whether
Grant® Pas® people are pleased to see
I
the
Mexican®
of
this
county
for
there
Fred Benson, brother of Judge H. L.
or not the teachers were paid in school
R.
O.
McCroskey
resume
Hie
mercantile
Benson and a former resident of this will be a free lecture by him on this
business in their town and to note the warrants, the board stated that it was
place was in town on Tuesday. He is subject at the Presbyterian church
excellent taele ami judgement with the custom to obtain the money by war­
now holding down a position with the Wednesday March 14. Very tine stere­
which he ha® selected his large stock of rants and to pay the teachers in cash.
opticon
view®
will
be
shown.
d. P. railroad company, running on the
No further business appearing, the
new up to date good« and the ability be
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK.
Large assortment at economical
local freight from Roseburg.
“Modern Painters” by the late John
exhibits in anticipating the wants of his meeting adjourned, Au electiou by bal­
HARDWARE.
GARLAND STOVES.
Ruskins,
will
tell
the
reader®
thereof
We experience another copious rain
lot will be held on Monday next, to prices : $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $3 00,
customers.
this week. The flow of water is keeping much about picture®, and art. The pict­
elect two new directors,
#3-50. ÿq oo anil $5.00.
up this winter in an almost unprece­ ures, however, should be seen to be
Arc you Married
dented degree aud the placer miners are appreciated most. So with “Alaska and
BORN
To the old-time belief that consump­
HEADQUARTERS EOR ALL KINDS OF
moving a corresponding amount ot Klondike”. Much can be learned by tion is incurable? If so you are wedded
MEADE
—
At
Draper,
Ore. Feb. 24, 1000,
reading and hearing, but more informa­
gravel.
to a mistaken notion. Shiloh's Cough
to Mr. ami Mrs T. B. .Meade, a daugh­
tion can be given by seeing. If you
ter.
Sea sickness is said to be good for the
and Consumption Cure has overcome
want thi® information come to tLe Pivo-
health, but it is disagreeable to say the
many a serious case, and it never fads MERRITT—At Woodville. March 1,
byteriau church on Tuesday Match 13
¡.MM), to Mr. and Mm. A. R Merritt,
least. It is not necessary to get sea
when taken in the early stages. One
at 8 F. M. Rev. 1>. E. Finks will show
a daughter.
BUTTON ÖF
sick tog) to “Alaska” for Alaska can
bottle will prove more to you thana
you that land of magnificent scenery.
be seen at the Presbyterian church on
whole opinion of argument. Try it.
MARRIED
No charge for admission.
Tuesday evening. 8 P. M. It don’t cost
Every bottle guaranteed. 25c., 50c.,
NEAS CLEVELAND—ln (irania Fas.,
anything to go.
$1 1'0 a iM.ttle.
Try Allen’® Fowl-Ease.
oii Wedne».lay, Feb. 28. 1000, 8. C.
Don’t let peddlers and self styled opti­
A powder to be shaken into the shoe*.
A
Mow i This?
Nca», and Mi«« Nellie Cleveland, Re».
cians
fit
glasses
to
your
eyes.
I>r
I>owe,
Your
feet
leel
swollen,
nervous
anti
hot,
C.
W. Haya officiating.
at
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
y
the eye eight specialist, is the only opti­ and get tired easily. If you have smart­ ward for any case of Catarrh that can­ PARKER- HELMAN-In Awhlaml.Ore,
rtiTiss O'jTcurss t . ovmrj
THtr noti 11« we« mirti
sou
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. cian who has had medical training. If ing feet or tight shoes, try Aden’s Foot- not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Wi-diicmlav, Feb. 28, 1000, hy Milton
Berrv, J I’., Richard Faikeraml Mi««
your eyes are diseased he can recognize Ease, It cools the feet ami makes waTk-
F.J.CHENEY A CO.,Props.,Toledo,(>.
Je.nie B. Helman, buth of AalilamL
it and wont recommend glasses but treat* inf easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet,
We, the undersigned, have known F
menl. See him at Hotel Josephine next ingrowing nails, blisters and callous J. Cheniy for the last 15 years, and STANLEY—LEE—In .lackaonville, on
Wrdneaday, Feb. 28 l'.HM, bv Rev. A.
Monday to Wednesday
spots. Relieves corns and bunions of believe him perfectly honorable in all
M Knanell, John Stanley ul McCIond
¿T. ZB. FADDOCK, FROPR.
all
pain
and
gives
rest
and
comfort,
The C. E. society of the Presbyterian
Cal , aixl Mi»« Olive Lee, • I Aalil. n I.
business transactions and financially
1 am prepared to iiiiiiisti anything in the line of Cemetery work in any kind church held their monthly business Try it today. Sold by all druggists and
able to carry out any obligations made It ANDI.E HELMAN In JackHonville,
of MARBLE or GRANITE
meeting and semi annual election of shoe stores for 25 cents. Trial package by their firm.
March, 4. l'.HJO, by Re». 8. H. Jone«,
Nearly thirty year« of experience in the Marble buainef» «arrant« my saving officers on Tuesday evening at the Free. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le-
.lames E. Randle and Mi«« Huelo A
They S|K.*ak for Themselves.
W jcrt AT ki ix, Wholesale Druggists
Helman, botli of Aakland.
that I can fill your orders in the very best manner.
residence of the Misses Telford. The Roy, N. Y
Toledo, O.
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American Granite or any kind of former officers were all re elected show ­
W aijhng , K innan A M ahvin , Whole­
Marble
ing the society’s appreciation of their
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh C ure is taken intern­
faithful and efficient services, and a
rate cary
Front Street Next to Greene’»» Gur.Nliop.
was
very pleasant sen-i al evening
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
UNDERTAKERS
mucous surfaces of the system. Price
enjoyed by the members and their
EMBALMERS
75c J»er bottle. Hold by al! Druggists
friends.
INSTRUCTOR OF
a
Testimonials free. Hall’« family Pills
VOCAL AND 1’IANO MUSIC,
Girl Wanted.
are the best.
Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings,
Office
on
tlth
Hl.
oppo.
Court House.
A good girl wanted for house work.
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Typewriter paper at the C ourier Residence North 7th St.
Good wages and light work. Apply to
1. prepared to receive a limitednu mlx-r of
ORDER THROUGH THE COURIER.
pupils. Studio at Mm. R. K. Montgomery’«. office.
Dr. W. F. Kremer.
GRANTS PASS, OR. Trunks and Valises.
White House Grocery.
local toappcninoe
Coffee and Tea are our Specials.
Chase&SanbornsCelebrated Mocha and Java Coffee
L..
personal
I
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.
Sixth Street, Opposite P. O.
7
O^T APRIL 14 TH
Nickle Plated No. 20 Oliver Chilled Plow.
Your bill and your gtoceries do
not correspond exactly, you’ll
find, if you buy here. Why?
Your bill won’t be so large, but
your market basket will have to
be a good sized one to bold your
dollar's worth.
’.Ve are making a Special Offer
along the followiug lines:
Maple Syrup, warranted and guar­
anteed strictly pure maple:
Gallou cans. .......................... $■ 20
Half gallon cans.....................
”5
Quart bottles...........................
35
Pint
" ...........................
20
We are selling the best Buck­
wheat in ten pound sacks
at.........................................
S»
II. O, Self Rising Buckwheat
per package.........................
«5
Whole Wheat Flour 50 lb sack 80
••
••
•• jj • ••
45
<<
••
•• 10 ‘ “
25
Gerena, ten pound sack for..
25
Rye Flour, ten pound sack.., 40
Ju«t try some of our good
Buckwheat and pure Maple
Syrup. You are sure to pro­
nounce them good.
A Japanese Tea Pot free with
each dollar's worth of Tea. See
samples in the window. We
sell Garden Seeds at 2}ic a
paper. They were grown by a
reliable house.
Cramer Bros
Calhoun
Grocery
Go
Disenfectants
Chloride Lime, Copperas, (Carbolic Acid, Etc.,
Sulphur for Fumigating Purposes.
CLEMENS
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS-
J. B. PADDOCK.
Miss
IIOI.MAN & SON,
,
Courier and Oregonian i year for $2
I
Chicago
Bakery
For Bread, Pies,
Cookies, Etc.
j»er loaf
Cookies, per doz . .
Ihuigk nut«, par do«
Milica Fie». aach ..
Apple Fie», each...
...
5c
Mi
Ilk
15e
10c
JOS. SHA5KA. Propr.
Two door« ea»t ot Tbouiaa*.
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and Delitery
GRANTS PARS. OREGON.
C oe & Co
THE BIG NEW STORE ON THE CORNER
R. L. Coe has just returned from the east and Loads of New Goods are arriving daily. The new Counters, Show
Cases and Shelving are being placed in position as fast as possible and with our increased facilities for serving our pat-
rons we shall endeavor to make this the best year we have ever had. Our buyer while in the eastern market picked up
some Rare Bargains and Exclusive Styles that will be appreciated by our customers. Remember we will have a class of
Dress Goods, Silks, and Shoes that you will not find in any other house in the city and will say that while the great cry
has come all along the line that all classes of goods are advancing in price you will be somewhat surprised to find many ar­
ticles in our mammoth new stock not only at old prices but in a great many lines we are offering
BETTER
VALUES
And advise everyone to watch our advertising columns carefully.
Bargains This Season. ______________________________________
THAN
We are going to make the Big Store Famous for Genuine
A Big Scoop in Wall Paper
2000 Rolls of 20c Wall Paper at 10c. 12 l-2c and löc
Splendid Values
Others may follow but we lead in Quality, Style, Variety and Prices.
R. L. COE & CO.
The Big Store on the Corner.