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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1900)
r Tea With a Friend -v I_ local tjappcnmoe Na« Potato«« at Pike’s. Planet Jr Impleincata at fatati Bro Circuit court meet, on Monday, Apri Mooney goad Opaaed. Last Saturday the county court made orticial examination of the new Moeney mountain wagon road and decided to accept it after some nnimpartant im provements requlriug only a few days' work. Thia road providea the people ol upper I leer creek with a much mure convenient meaua ol communication with Granta Paas than lormerly, aa it cute off a number el mile« ol the dia lance. The road was built under con- lane; by Geo. P. Furman end George All the new thing« in Fully Collar and Hartman. Pulley Belt Riga and Buckles Chang«« in Train Sdwdul*. R. O M c C bmkv . Gn April 16tb, some changes will go into effect in the present train schedule. I To Cure • Cold In line Day. Tbe only trains appreciably affected are ! tbe two day passenger train«. The Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A ti druggists refund money if it fails to cur«. south bound train, Ne. 15, which now K. W. Grov«'s signature on eaery box. 25c arrives at 9 30 a. tu. will arrive at 10 05 and leave at 1013 a. m The north bound train. No. 16, due nor al 6 45 p ■ BORN tn., will arrive at 8 05 and leave at 8-15 ’ __________ CHUBCH1LL—At Selma, Dre., March P- “• ------ — - — Progress of Registration. 24, 1900,to Mr. and Mre. R C. Church hill, a eon. In the three weeks between March 19 ROBINSON— At Rock Point March 27. and April 9, 346 voters were registered. 1900, to Mr. and Mre. f'hll Robineou, Thia show« a commendable increase over lhe previous rate ol registration, butts a daughter. uot fast enough yet At tbe June election in 1898, there were 1720 votes cast in the 1 MARRIED. county. Tbe number registered. April ROBINSON—M< COl.Ll’M—At Wilder 9, 1900, is 945, probably not wore than j ville, Friday, March 3. 1900 bv Jus half tbe suttre number. Only five weeks tice Orr Brown, Shupe E. Robtneone, of time remain. The law close« tbe | of Wilderville and Mies Maliala Mc books promptly at 5 p.m. on May 15, and no county clerk or notary public Collum of Nebraska may register a voter after that time. ROBINSON— M.COLLt:M—At Wilder Voters should remember that the time ville. Friday March, 3, 1900, by Jus ie quickly pawing and that after May 15 tice Orr Brown, John B. Robinson of no man may register. Registration Wilderville and Mine Martha J. Mc j coats nothing but a little time. It is not Collum of Nebraska. necessary to register at the county seat. ROBERTS - DAVIS - Near Ashland, In every precinct there ia an officer, either a justice or a notary, who ia em Tnureday, April 5, Edmund Roberts powered to register voters and Mice Eunice Davis. HEELING—WRIGHT - At Ute M E. Following ie the registration to April 9. parsonage in Jacksonville. April 1, North Graute Pau................................ 168 1900, J. L. Hilling and Effie May South Grants Pass ................................ 130 West Grants Pa««.................................. 122 Wright, by Kev. N. M. laneen. NEELEY—McCALL—At the M. E par- Kerby........................................................ 54 eotiage, Jacksonville, April 2. 1900, L Inland...................................................... 33 Neeley and Muriel McCall ol Ashland, Williams ................................................. 70 Merlin...................................................... 97 by Rev. N. M. Hansen. Slate Creek ......................................... 97 Murphy ................................................... 44 DIED. Woli Creek ............................................... 23 PFEFFERLE—In Salem, Ore., April«, Althouse................................................... 45 14 1900, of pneumonie, Mre, France« Waldo......................................... 1‘felferle, agvd <17 years, 2 months and Galice......................................................... 38 Lucky Queen .... ............................... 4 18 days. Mt. Reuben........................................ 5 Oak Flat............................................... 1 BATH CABINET! personal We all must bathe, and aa our bast authorities and doctors claim that Turk ish Hol Air and Vapor Baths are >0 much butler lor cleanliness sud health and cost nu more than soap and water, would it not be well to adopt thsmT This is simply tbe common venae princi ple for eliminating tbe poisons that have accumulated in tbe system. Prices from »4 to »12. Josxrtt Moes, Agt. Mr. Galirtel ol McMinnville, ie visit Dr. Flanagan, All styles oi garden tools at Cramei ing friends here. Resideut Itentiat. Bros. Eeuj. Healy one of Ike owners of th. Shoes repaired at Hackett’e. Take vour shoes to Hackett for good Jewell mine arrive! her. Thursday. Sometimes tastes so much better C. St louts for watch repairing work and right prices. ' J Wood wanted on tubscription at the Mrs. W. D. Johueon and family left than that which you get at home— Whips, 10c to *2.30 at Hackett's. on Thursday for their home at Sumpter. but not if you have been using our Choice Seed Corn at Pikes Grocery. Cot risk office. Mieaea Nell <>Peatt, Amy Booth aud Bicycles Sold ou instalments by Cra celebrated Lawn Mowers sharpened bv Cramer Ida l.aiiaut «pent Thursday in Ashland. mer Bros. I Bros. Apple and Prune trees for 5c each a*j Mrs. O. E. Harmon left ou Monday Quality and satisfaction G traíante««! morning f<*r a visit to Jacksonville and tbe Riverside Nursery. at File’s. Ashland Sun RAMBLERS High grade Bicycles »40 Saturday, April 14lh, at 2:30 p. ui Mrs H. W. Kinney and daughter, Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. the fines: young leaf and dried with the greatest care. It is one ot Cramer Bros. Mias Mabel, visited Jacksonville on the brands upon which Uncle Sam has placed no conditions of admis If you want Dried fruit: Go to Pike's Genuine Early Rose Potatoes at Pikes, I ' Tuesday. be sure aud get good seed to plaut. Cash Grocry. 1 J. O. Booth. G. W. Colvig and C. E. sion. It is like our celebrated Every thing for tbe Cyclist, a full Harmon left on Tuesday evening to at Haruess of all Kinds, Grades and assortment ot Sundries and repairs. T. tend the state conventions at Portland i Prices at Hackett's. A. Hood A Co. on Thursday. Garden Seeds, Grass Seeds, Cypress Roast -bard to beat A first class line ot goods alwaya on A. H. Carson, commieeioner of horti j Seed, etc., at Pike's. band at Fike's, you will be pleased if culture, returned on Wednesday morn Our Climax Coffee is an excellent breakfast beverage, 4 pounds for D DV photographer you buy your Grocries of him. ing from a visit to Portland. 1 11 L. LJ I Opp. Court House. Our O. B. is a little better at 30c. L. L. Jewell still pays cash for Fred Colvig returned Sunday evening We invite yon to get a sample of this Coffee for comparison with so-called Closing out sottse ot my Iruil trees for Mocha and Java at a higher price. to Corvallis to resume his labors at the Gold Dust at the old stand. 5ceach at the Riverside Nursery. II you prefer the very finest Coffee to be had ask for Chase & San You all know Scott Griffin put the The railroad commieeonerol California Oregon Agricultural college. Joseph Fetaner and family returned passed through here Monday on a price on Flour below 75cte a «ack. borns celebrated Seal Brand Mocha aud Java to be had only at the Friday evening from California, where Furnished cottage wanted la*ave specie! traiu, enroute to Portland. RAMBLER Bicycles have a distinctive they have been spending the winter. price and description at this office. Mrs. Margaret A. Root, mother of “ style ’’ of their own. See the samples I’atton’s Sun Proof, guaranteed house paints at »1.60 per gallon i at Cramer at Hair Riddle Hardware Co’s Store U. K. Root, expects to leave in a few days for l*e» Moines, Iowa, to remain. The price is »4 ). Sixth 1*. O. Bros. Dr. F. IV. Vau Dyke, F. W C bausse If you want Redfield to fix your watch Bring your plow tickets to Cramer Bros., April 14th, at or aftir 2 30 p. m. bring it around right away, as he will and 1.. V. Stewart left on Sunday even c'oae out his jewelry business inside the ing to attend tbe republican congression —Bring ‘ RAMBLERS are Strangers to repair al convention at McMinnville on Tues next few weeks. Shops.” High grade Bicycle». »40. Hair- G. Pbeby, photographer, is now pre day. Riddls Hardware Co. E. C. Pentiaud, formerly editor of the pared to furnish a 10x20 crayon portrait Don’t buy Dried Fruit until you see with each doxen photos. West Side, published at Independence. Pike's Display and get his prices. Quan B. McArthur's second hand store was Or., spent a few days in Grant* Paes tity and Quality always considered. buiglarixed one night last week and this week in the interests of the Port E. I.. Smith of Hood River, has been looted of »20 or »30 worth ot goods. land Telegram. appointed president ef the Oregon state Attorneys C. B. Watson of Ashland All ticket order agencies for other board of horticulture, in H. B. Miller's railroad lines have been withdrawn, and aud A. S. Hammond ol Medford, who a¡1 easier• <e now sold al the spent several days here last week, left for Portland Sunday evening to be pres read Good«. ent at the republican state convention Inwi Fur TTVan neat, sty W. J. Bryan passed through hereon S'-.'aw morning's south bound train lish bat, at a moderate price, you will rgtumlag kau bis tour to Portland. surely miss it if you do not call at Misi This being Holy week ’Aerw will bs ^adie Clevenger's al P. O. Store. Ho ■w&M'tily (tWajL by a number of servicesia St. Luke’s church on Weonwr New wheels now here and more com day at 7 :30 p. in. and on Friday (Good "" , .•¡„■bgag IIOLMAN SON, »45 Total ing. Five good lines to choose from, Friday) at 10 a. hi . Rev. Booth will be Geo T* Isabel come and see them. T. A. Hood A Co. in Ashland and .Medford on Easter day. will arrive here THE NATION S PRIDE. We will hold the Drawing for the UNDERTAKERS My Cow gives lots of milk and butter, having been absent ovej The Standard Mewing Machine, The A complete and carefully selected line embalm ers I fee<t her all tbe Alfalfa bay she will eat. tending tbe conference of tbe Rotary, Excels all ethers. It lias the of paints, oils, glass, putty and all paint OLIVER PLOW largest bobbin, maxes 300 stitches while I buy the best. Scott Griffin bar the railroad orders with Uncle Col ers’ supplies at the National Drug Store. others make 200. It requires only ene- best Alfalfa I ever saw. ington concerning the propo.ed “relief” Office half the strength to run it that others do. White lead, strictly pure, »8 50 per 100 The result will be announced in all the papers and in out Did you get a ticket on that Fair Plow ? pounds. At the National Drug Store. insurance scheme, which was dealt a Residence Prices ranging from »25 to »75. Cash kuockout blow in the conference. Geo. tallment. J'or further particulars If not call on Cramer Bros. Corner Window. Watch for it. Dr. W. F. Kremer, propr. the office eph Moes. Estes, general chairman of all federated GRAN Another big arrival of white shirt Oliver Plow given away at 2:3O p. tit. orders on all 8. P. lines, will accompany wai8ts|in all the new make ups. One Saturday, April 14th, by Cramer Bros. him and will s|>etid a few days visiting door north oi Bank. R. O. McCrosky. Typewriter paper at the C oirikr in Grants Pass. Mr. Estes was spokes >W"I sms 2 *li *>i‘ Red Top Clover seed, Utah recleaned office. man for the railroad men at the recent »•0»; ■ • Allaifa seed, Timothy seed, Willamette conference and was an active agent in Co. H. will give a Maypole dance at the Valley Tame cheat seed, Wiuter Oats nt Armory on May 1, the proceeds of which delivering tbe death blow to the pro ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. and Wheat at Scott Griffin’s posed measure. will be applied to the purchase of a new HARDWARE. GARLAND STOVES "RAMBLERS last”; price $40. drum for the use of the company. Ice Williams Mrs. Rosanna Carlisle, who was sent creaiu and cake will l>e served. Tickets Mr. P. Coram ia teaching school in the to tbe Oregon penitentiary from Jack- for the dance, including refreshments We a of son county, last fall, for burning a barn |1 per couple. Mpectalers’ tickets, in Burnt district. belonging to her brother, Bud Hamlin, cluding refreshments, 50 cents per Mies Nora Sheehan was seen on our near Medford, has been adjudged insane coup'e. streets Monday. and transferred to the asylum. A. Kraus, of the Portland Art Cum pa Mrs. Mollie Basye is canvassing the The body of Frances Pfefferle, who ay, spent several days in Grants Pass city of Medford, died of pneumonia at Salem on Sunday, during the past wt wk in (he interests of High Art Clothing. Mrs. D. John and Mrs. Charles Strai arrived here Tuesday morning and was his company, whose specialty is crayon ten are the guests ol Mre. J. W. Howard. IN WHITE AND COLORS Not thrown together to produce taken on the same day to the cemetery portrait work, in which they guarantee Miss Lola Bailey of Missouri Flat ia a suit at a price; not made of at Kerby for interment. Mrs. Pfefferle high quality and complete satisfaction. visiting relatives and friends al this ha. BARGAINS lia-1 for some time past been an inmate He suggests that there is no ueed of cloth as thin as paper. We have pise». of the asylum for the insane at £aletu. sending such work to the East, when it seen advertisements on presumably Mrs. Charlie Cowan ia visiting her can be done at heme, in Oregon, in the Her home was near Waldo. QUALITY HIGH—PRICES I.OW. good clothing below their actual most perfect manner and fully guaran brother, C.O. Bigelow, and other rela- Silk Waists in all the newes« shades lives here. Come Early to get First Choice ........ teed. value. Well, what are they ? arxi patterns. R. O. McCrosky. Miss Daisy Stites returned from Cor We know—we have seen them, Mike Devaney returned Saturday FOR SALE. vallis to take charge of the school in night from San Francisco where he had and if you have bought them 120 acres of placer ground with water an artificial limb fitted and is now able right and flume, and house. Water district No. 16. you will know too, soon enough We are glad to state Hist John Hteveus to get about with the aid of crutches. right affords water only for about t^iree (to your sorrow). The kind oí who has been very ill for some time, ia He also purchased a stock of cigars, to or four months in the year. Ground clothing we want to sell you is bacco and notions and will open a store from three to twenty feet deep, very lit much better at present. to from the famous Mre. Grant Topping has purchased in the Hunter building near the depot.— tle rock. Pays from the surface down. the nome lormerly owned by O.M. Kuoi Roseburg Review. Will sell or trade for city property. HIGH ART CLOTHING Hee Joseph Moss, the Resl Estate Agt. and lias moved her family there. Also of E. E. Redfield, having sold his stock made by Schloss Bros., Baltimore, Mrs. Emma Cousino and little daugh and business, with the exception of his INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE EUR SHERIFF. ter of t rescent City are visiting Mrs. Md., full weight, made of long, watches and jewelry, announces that tie 1 hereby announce myself as an inde Frank Topping and Mies Belle Acock of finely-twisted yarns, both way«, w ishes to close out that line inaide of 30 days, and that he ie offering some fine pendent candidate for sheriff of Josephine this place. made by tailors who know how J. M, C olbv . Rev. Brownrigg of Kansas and Rev. chances for rare bargain«. Any one county. and do make GOOD CLOTHING. Badger of Ashland, ministers of the who ever expects to purchase a natili A big lot of Freight received this week, also a good many New STOVE WOOD ANV AMOUNT It costs you nothing to investigate our assertions and convince Christian church, are bolding a aeries of or any jewelry should see Redfield with Novelties Low prices—Prompt delivery. lataye yourself. Yours truly, out a moments delav, as his stock is orders at Marble Shop. meetings at this place. rapidy ejecreasing from day to day. • . ■*- A great many of our young men, after —At the though be can still offer fine opportuni A Big Line of up-to date Shoes for g|>ending the winter months at home, ties for selection. Those who have left Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, A have returned to California to begin I*. S.—Better value for the same money, or the same value for watches w ith him for repairs are expected guarantee goes with every shoe. their summer’s work. less money. to call for them inside of 30 days. B a < kwooiihm an , R. 0. M c C kobky . Royal Gem Dried Tea English Breakfast Tea and Coffees* LI C WHITE HOUSE GROCERY. Street, Opposite Given Away Your Tickets. At 2:30 p. m. Saturday, Apr. 14 & Your Order, Please Youth aud pleasure meet when you have partaken of a good meal, the order for which is filled by us. Our Groceries, Vegetables, and Dairy Products are the best that patience, skill and money can procure, and you will always enjoy them. You Order, Please, in time for Easter. JOHNNYCAKE To be good must be made from the best Corn Meal. We have just received another fresh sup ply of the genuine Nebraska kind. White aud Yellow, injio pound sacks, only 30c. We also have it in bulk at 3c per pound. To make Johnnycake taste its very best, you should use some of our Pure Maple Syrup, 20c and 35c bottles, 70c for Ji-gallon can, aud $1.20 for i-gallon. No. 20 Cramer Bros Your.. line arc showing Ladies’ Shirt Waists.... I are THE NEW VARIETY STORE 500 Crash Hats Chicago Bakery For Bread, Pies, Cookies, Etc. Bread. |>er loaf..................... Cook ies, per dos.................. Doughnuts, tier doi .... Milieu Pies, each ................ Apple Pies, each .................. < ■a 10c l.te 15c 10c JOS. SHASKA, propr. Two doors east of Thomas’. Choose Eine Line * Ml<o ■VWJ ’ U Calhoun Grocery - Ladies’ Sailors. — N. E. McGrew Pioneer Truck and Delitery GRANTS FASH. OREGON. P. II. IIARTII & SON New York Racket Store. STORE i GRAND EASTER DISPLAY Given Away Free Two Hundred California Calla Lillies vislti;e' o«r " store j | ^6611 3 and 4 O’clock Next SATURDAY Next Saturday, Apr. 14. YOU CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. Elegant Display of Easter Novelties—See our Easter Windows. Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Fine Shoes; Ladies’ Shirt Waists, Men’s Shirts and Ties, Ladies’ Silk, Metalic and Pulley Belts; Men’s Hats, Collars, Socks; Ladies’ Kid Gloves, all colors. 81 and $1.50; Elegant display of Men’s Ties; Ladies' and Children's Hats. n. T_i. COE It will Pay You to See Our Easter Window Display CO. The Big Store.
