Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-04
Fountain Pens-Waterman Ideal
s.. so to 81. 90 at Cramer Bros.
Il. L. Coe & Co.'S
GREAT WHITE SALE
at 2 80 Next Saturday.

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at 80 Next Saturday.
]. NJ. Trefron, dealer in fruits and
vegetables, poultry and eggs, fresh
fish and Eastern oysters. Front st.
Evan Winner returned this week
from visit with his father, W. ].
Winner, at the Deep Gravel mine near
Waldo.
Don't Forget Il. L. Coe & Co.'S
Great Underwear Sale, Next Satur-
day, February 9th. Sale begins
promptly at ? 80 p. m.
If
A Lady Wants Tailor
Made Suit at
Reduced price
Try
The Red Star Store.
II you know Of anyone who has
heavily timbered homestead who is
not in position to hold it, send them
to me and will furnish someone to
buy their improvements and their re.
linquishment wv b. Sherman.
See that fine lot of Ladies', Gents
and Babies gold rings? For small
consideration st. Louis, the jeweler,
would part with one or two OF them
for he is making more of them and
might make you one just as you want
it, II you furnish the gold dust.
A very pleasant party was given
last Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Cramer, in
honor Of w. L. Ireland, prior to his
departure for California. A large
number of friends were present and
enjoyed a pleasant social evening.
Rev. f. II. Hill, d. D., pastor of
the First Presbyterian church of Port
land, was ON Tuesday morning S
overland on his way to San Francisco
to the installation Of Rev. John S.
Mcintosh as professor of Systematic
Theology in the theological seminary
at San Alselmo. 1t is probable that
DIR. Hill will preach in Grants Pass
the last Sunday in February, and an
effort is being made to have DR.. Nc
Intosh visit us later.
Large crowds are attending the OK.
hibitions Of McEwen, the hypnotist,
at the opera house this week. Be-
sides the hypnotism, the professor
does some remarkably clever work in
sleight Of hand. His hypnotic demon.
strations are the best that have ever
been given in Grants Pass, and he
gets his subjects under control with
very little preliminary work. He
gives very convincing tests as to the
genuineness Of the performance.
David b. Carr of Portland has COM
menced suit for divorce in the
State Circuit court against Sarah
Carr. The woman whom he took un-
to himself as a wife at Grants Pass IN
August, 1897. wes served with notice
Of the proceedings in the rear of the
Owl saloon, near Third and Burnside
streets, Portland. the husband ao.
companying Deputy Sheriff Daniels,
who made the service. He alleges de-
sertion at Galice Greek in May, 1900.
There is child, named Blanche,
aged 4, for which the father asks
tho custody.
We hope readers of this paper, II
they have seen little Laura Hawkins
since 2 O'Clock yesterday, will com
municte at once with her parents.
To those who do not know the child,
we will try and give description (;
About 10 years old, large for her age,
hair Is of that tint which ia called
strawberry; eyes are green, and face
freckled. When last seen she was
gazing at the bill boards on which
are exhibited the lithorpaphs, which
announce the coming Of the famous,
pastoral play "One Night In June"
which appears at the Grants Pass
opera house Wednesday. February 10.
According to reports, n wonderfully
rich strike OF placer gold has just
been made in the Skies River district,
Curry county. The Skies Mining Co.
recently completed a small hydraulic
plant on thier property and had only
piped four days when they struck
gravel that would yield a, 90 in gold
Ter pan, thus rivaling the famous
Klondike discoveries OF few years
ago. The entire bank about 20 feet
high was then carefully prospceted
and was found to contain gold enough
to yield $50 per cubic yard Of gravel.
This same locality was worked to a
very small extent in the early sos
and was abandoned within a few feet
Of this wonderful deposit of untold
wealth now lust discovered