Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-14

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the Sugar Pine Store.
The Maltese Cross line of ladies fin,
dress shoes is complete at The Sugar
Pine Store.
Fine black and black and whit,
Grenadines at The Sugar Pine Store.
Miss Eula Howard gave piano
recital before the Seven Sharps club
in San Francisco on Saturday evening.
Work has commenced on the new
Baptist church and the foundation i.
now laid. Hubbard q Day have the
building contract.
Arthur Conklin has some $4,000 OIL
10000 brick on hand which he ha:
placed on sale and which are ready
tor immediate disposal.
Cotton hose guaranteed for the sea,
son. lOc per foot at Cramer Bros.
Miss Julia Hatch, missionary OF
Laos, will speak next Sunday evening
at the Presbyterian church She in.
tended to speak here last Sunday but
was prevented from so doing by IN
indisposition.
a young man, Albert Law, wa,
found in possession of the bicycle
which was stolen from Carl Gentner
last winter and he is now under
detention by the authorities The
wheel is identified satisfactorily and
Law claims that he bought It, His
trial will be held ON Thursday
Dainty Persian lawns, nainsooks, or
candies and India linens at The Sugar
Pine Store.
Lincoln Savage, our county school
superintendent, is taking a vacation
from teaching this week and is devot-
ing a portion of the time to visiting
the schools Mrs. Cora Diederich is
in charge Of the Wilderville school
during his absence.
Rev W. 5. Gamble, who recently
has been assisting in the conduct of a
series of revival meetings held at the
Newman NJ Il. church, left last
week for San Miguel, Cal Mr. Gam
BILE is first class speaker and worker
and his work in this city was very
effective.
President Roosevelt and party will
pass through Grants Pass Wednesday
evening, May 20. They leave Ashland
lat p. m. and will pass through Grants
Pass about sij. The train willfnot
stop in Grants Pass unless the engine
is obliged to take water. In that case
it is possible that the president may
be seen.
Hartford Bicycles are going fast.
Get one ar once at Cramer Bros
Mr. and Mrs. r. J.. Demareo and
Waldo Greene went to Gold Hill
Saturday and played for dance there
on that evening In coming home,
they had the questionable fortune Of
losing their way and, with their
team, wandered up Foots creek i'm the
wee sma' hours Of the morn, until the
road faded to dimncss before they
realized their mistake.
The Readick stock company present.
ed "T The Unknown ON Wednesday
evening their second nights appear.
ancc before a Grants Pass audience
The play would require company Of
unusual ability to make it interesting
and while there were some bright
spots i'm the performance and the com.
pany has some dramatic ability. it
was, on the whole, somewhat tedious
Only small audience was present
Have your bicycles repaired at
Cramer Bros Bicycle Hospital.
Rev. A. Woodruff Halscy Of New
York, secretary Of the Prosbytcrian
board of foreign missions win bo in
Grants Pass Thursday and will speak
in the evening no the prcsbytorian
church on the subject Of foreign mis-.
-i0n-. He is o man of widely recog.
uizcd ability and his presentation of
the ,bjcct will be- able and fun Of in.
terest.
On Saturday evening the first gun Of
fhc congressional campaign will hs
fired iu Grants Pass. Hon. T. T.
Geer ex-governor Of Oregon will be
present and will speak 90 the citizens
at the opera house in the evening in
favor of Bingor Hermann. Other
speaker of note will Doc here later in
the campaign, among them Senator
Fulton and Mr. Hermann himself.
Fishing Takle at Cumer Bros.
Mr. Emma @. Morris. mother Of
Mr.. j. B.. Ebulo, intends 10 start ON
Thursday evening for Philadeluhia.
and VIII visit ON the WAY boo South
Dakota and Minnesota. She will be- ig
years Of age next month. ON Tuesday
evening reception was given in her
honor ut the Eborle residence AT
which some go people were present. In.
cludiug Mrs Morris, four generation,
were represented.
Pievrlo Rouairs at C,a,,.r pr,y
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- l',Iy ', uiahls n fAss people
Went Ia Ashland Fridsv and ,',''ui yi.i,nd
Managita Jodge in tbo{ cjtv "'t IN i''ttu tbr