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Scientific .Farming j
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ORCHARD NOTIi,
INi not Turgid in nil mil and
liiirn the blackberry and raa
Iwrrj cam thai have fruited.
The strawberry bed mill nceda
cultivating ami lua-lng Kn-i
busy unlll I In- ground frccaca.
Light frost iln inil count.
Never Mliakt fT m If you
can help If. They hardly
alrlke mi that they'll mil l lb
worat fiw II.
Home folk whII (III friml glvea
ll.tm a good big hunch Ix-for
Ihey hrgln lit think of picking
!.
A flrat rlaaa un ItNrtllHl tutiat
alway be on (In- alert. Tree
am harlir lo ralm than rhll
limit Eternal tlgllamf must be
bla' tuottn, or fungi ami front
rrp I rn profit ami he bin I lie
e tlM-rlmc.
KEEP THE EWE LAMBS.
Wie Shopherde Will Strive to Improve
and tnoroaao Flock.
I have heard alnx p mm contend llml
II dldn'1 ay in keep I In- lamb when
am- n.uld buy a ewe ready In breed fur
What I In- IhiiiIi Would cll fur, wrlle
K. I'. Hnydcti hi the Siiilmiul Work
mint. Tln trouble m Id pick deslr
aMi breeding iiml have known
ini'li (it prili'llii lliln iiiii till their
fliN'ka Ixvnnie mi deteriorated Hint tlii'jf
gave lltili' pnitll ami ilii'lr disreputable I
apix-araiiin a a ill ntlll lo I ti farm
!... . I... 1.1 . I I I.I. ...... I....I... M..
for a M'lim of enr almost la-fore lie
rcallw it rlml himself with iticru
minted ewc llml ulu' fin prollt nml
hut r lo I milil hi m-1 1 1 i or allowed to
die on the farm.
I have ulwii) kept high grade De
laine Merino. I itxcd to fmil Ihe InmUn
through iiihI (II iIiimii clipped, usually
i . . .
' L. - .... 3
. i -. ,
HiiaoPHiniir la mi.
dnliiK iH'tlrr with llnxc liunlm that
ahcnnil hiavy Miii'i-a of dcalralde wool
than hy m'IIIiik them unxhorn. I aome
tlnii'H tniiirii' li'il llii'in to ko within a
I'i'rtiiln dutf. -Twice when the tlui
came for them tii ko they were dear
at Ihi I'oiitrui'l- (irice. and to ucroramo
ilntn the luiycr I kept the ewe Iambi.
IiihI mi Iroulilc In lettliiu theui for a
alinre of the winiI, uud nlwnya they
auido me a Kood prollt, and nt the end
of two yenra I hud line yoniiK ewea
Hint nny olio nilKht he proud of.
I helli ve It la wine for the man who
l nk im pride In Ida flock nml la alwayi
trying lo Improve II to keep every year,
no mutter how liluli the price limy he,
bla Ih'kI ewe hilnhs nml aell ewea tlmt
are itetthiK u little punt Ihelr prime.
In tlilH way hi" tliM'k of ewew la nil the
lime nl Iim nu'i' of henvlcNl Hheailnit
mid hIno when I hey are the hent aiick
lera, nil ho the IichI liiinlm mid hence
Hive the moid HiitlNfui'tory roxulta nnd
liri'illeat prolllH.
FERTILIZER WASTED.
Improper Handling of Barnyard
Mi'
nurt Cauaaa Serioua Lota.
Kiiiimiin fiiiiiici'x loxi' tnlllloiia of ilol
hira it ii l imi IJ v tltrotmli I he liiiproK'r
liiiiiilllng of tin I'tiyii ril miimire, mvord
illg l It, I' Tlil'oi'kiuoiloii, iisNin'liite
profcNHor of iigriiiiomy In the ICitnaii
Stall Amii'illtiiiiil colli'L'e. .Miiniii'i' In
worth $1,711 n ton mill nIioiiIiI be stored
In Hie growing xeiixou to prevent leach,
lug, ' .' : ' ; .' ' .
The price per toll of I he niiiniire im
been di'lermluixl from e.ieriiuentiil
dulii upon fcrtllily plnix. xnid Pro
fexaor Tliria'kiiiortoti, lit the xri
tni iilH n I fulfil hux liecti grown i-out itm.
otixly since 1IHO, linvliig it iippllcHtlou
of live tons of iiiiiiiiiii niMiiiiill.v us a
top drexxlng. The viilue of the nut
mire Ix huxed mi the Increase xcctircd
In IIIHI iiml value of I he liny lit only
SS ii Ion.
II ix Ihe I'olillt.ou pt'iicllce iimong
Kiiiiiix fiirmcrs to leave Ihe ninnure
lieiip I'NpoM'il to Hie ruin, which washes
otil Ihe plum '"'"I- '"' I'11'' 11 1,1 a
creek, ti) he washed nway from the
farm. Till Ix Innl priictlee, iim Hie nut-
n lire Ix ii Ii'il on the fn iih to tiuilii
tain the mill' fertility.
'.'Ilie extliiintixl value of ma nil re pro-
-htced on farms In Kiuixiih each year
ft
front cattle, hurst, ahoep ami Imga In
klll.rlT UTIV. i linn llilnl of Un talo..
la wealed ly liuir.i r handling, he- !
llevc lrofiHir 'I'hrocktuoMon,
Ma liiirtt mIiikiIiI Im- ni'inl rmlurrl,
lillt In Kiininiir, wlillo croi an KroW'
I11K, thin la lniMMllilc. Tin1 IhkI wiiy
lo can for muiiiiro linn la to oni
alrui't a Wator llulit l ouiTriiMir h ikkIimi
lilli. It mIhkiIiI Ih lurid' cihhikIi III bold
tit iiiaiinrn iiriRlmitl In iiiniiii'r, In
Ibn fall tho niiiniiri' can lw airi'al, hav
ing ilrrrraaMl ! In valua than It
would huvf iiihIit urdlnarv nuiilltlona.
PROTECT YOUNG PIGS.
Nawly ParrawtfJ litUrs Should B
tafoguardod Aoainit 0ao.
I'rolin l yoniiK hwIiii' from cholera l.v
mi arraimliiK I hi' liriwllnu ti ami hurt
hiMiMw that K'mkI ilriilniiKi'. niiiiIIkIiI
and fn-hli air will tti Innurml. la thn ad
vlif of Dr. '. V. Ilolilm, lli'ld vi.
flnnrliin and nn)M-r Inf imli'iif of the
aiTimi In I mi a lory at Ihi' Kanana Htuli'
Axill'lllllll'lll rnlll'lll'. '
Tlii' ymiiix iW arf aiii''illldi lo
iMiiiiiiionin ami iitliiT dlM'au'. If al
Inwiil In lii't In a draft they nin.v mil'
irml illxiiin'. Tlii'lr vlliilliy will, at
any ruliv It lournil. iniiklnu llnin
iimrt' mi ri'tllil to rholi-ni, llvci fci'd
Inu i'lilicr Hie iiiniiii'r or tin- yiinnit
lilli". liai'liilly with fill I'rmliirllii! food
will aKi rrndiT Ihr I'Il'k mori' minri.tl
llll' III lIl-M'IIX',
I ii not iillnw I'limnititilriitliiii Iftwi'eii
your !i a In! ami tin' Iota ln'liiii-lnu
ui'lifhUii . n clmliTu uitiiix may I
inrrliil iimlly on m'imoiii' Ihnk. Wiic
Nil that lim'r Ii 'I'll nmil tuiarry Infn l
ill ur di'nd ii'u win liifi-il oin im l
ullii'r fiiil, unit In thli wny iIIhiiim' may
i
(. ru. A
' TAMUoarii wis a -acu.N tthk.
be hroiikiit tu oue'a farm. Frinpient
! cli'iiiilm; and liiirnlntc of litter In the
I luiKIH'iia will prevent any Intent Infoc
tlon.
lloKieim, fciilliu- tioimlinund liulM-
luira aluuilil lie ilnl Ifl by reuulnr uac
of ii !l cr cent solution of crcuil com
pound I'. Si I', .lou-a diuitld iK'.apray
iil weekly with u 1'j r cent miIiiIIoii
of creaol iiimnMitid I'. " 1,'
I in inn pin new mo 'liner imKa or
riitlhvwitu Iioi;h iih limy on ilie fnrm
Newly piitvhumil lio.'-i hIiimiIiI he put
......f.. l,...l....w. u-ull u,iu,p.l.i,l
II, 11, Wimi- lilt ' nin nwil n-il ,--
rroiii Hie lii'M iilieiiily on die rartu ami
kept under olmi'i'vtilion for three weeka.
Till In mvesiiiry, na tk cara, un
loaillni! chill o iiihI K-iiH are likely to lie
fitfii-ti'il with Iiok cholerii ni'itillilNtna.
Hum up all curcnaNca of dead cattle,
hiirncx, Imira. ahoep or iloxx on the. day
Ihey die. I'o not ulluw rhlckeua or
bona to have ui.ti-ya to a dead en return.
1'oiuIh ahould he ilnilmil and tlior
otiKhly covcrcil with lline. Where thin
cannot lie done they ahould lie fenced
hog tight. Infected ponds and wallows
become a houivo of Infection on the
farm for yeura, and little or nothing
run be done until they are drained.
When wallowa rxlxt near the drinking
trough they alinuld be plowed np and
lllleil In after they have been drained
and covered with air ahikcd lime. The
line of the annltnry hog wnllow ellinl
nntea thla aource of infection.
FILLING THE SILO.
Corn Should Bo Fully Matursd Beforo
Being Harvattod.
Com should lie cut for the xilo wltei:
the curs are ripe enough mi that the
corn could he cut mill xhockeil for cur
corn, hut while the xtulk uud leave
are Nt III green. The hext xiliigc corn
la produced on goixl rich html. On
light xiiilx or lit dry .cuxonx the coin
dries up before the Ciir mi well form
ed nnd niiitiire.
Another linpoi Innl rcsixnii for allow
ing xllnui ru lo nuilnrc licfoii' cut
Hug Ix Hint liiMlnie iivii nttikex xweel
er, inure p'llulalile hllat-i' llnin areeii
I'din. Cniu pill In iho silo wli. ii very
uri'i'tt ami xm euli nl. on :ii-m nl el' Hi,
I'Mi'xxlvi' iiliioiiul nl' niulsiiue il con
tnlus. 'I'T" nor lu ll up to so lli.'ll .1
li'lillieiiiliiie In the silo nml Ix vciy
iniu'll nunc Miinr. Slm-I: ilo nnl eat
this sour sllue so Weil. Ihey i
Iiittot Cut
mi nnii'li
I xn nmcli of
t. I here is mil
foiHl value in It. anil il is milch more
likely lo eauNi- xeonrlii'.'. Wlcn mi tie
cniinl of (veil I Iter ciinilll ions ' In nee
Ossiity In pttl corn In Hie silo before
It I tniifnre. It N it'lvlsiililc lo nllow
the emu to will after culling in , t In
hcM he lore pull lug It In Hie sf.
When putting In dry or overrliHi enrn
It Ix ailvixalile to cut the xllnui' In us
short piece as possible, ns it inuy I
imckeil closer and inoii' nlr crowded
out, When very ureen emit Ix put in
It I inlvlsnlile to cut the slluue plis'es !ng symptoms, go to your itenreat drug
long, xo ns to get min e iifMn Hie xllnue gist and obtain Aunriodmiblo strength),
nml encourage healing. This "Aiiuric," which is so many tunes
Everv .mini who has had (..vperlence '"" '"" ,l,1.u1 liHiin-will drive ont
In oiH'rntliig power .n..chli,t'r.v. whether tl"' r.cid pi.iw.im ntt Imtl.e the kid-
., ,, .. ,, , nevs and channels in n soothing liquid,
un unto, ti t .rttshliiB rig or n xilo lit )f w,,l(1 fr w nie.'lic.iU
ting otitllt, believe in having plenty ndvice ami send snuipliuif wntev for free
of xiwer. An engine Just a tittle too exmninntion. Kxperience litis luilght
xttiiill Ix iilwnyx n cause fur delay. I ir. Pierce that. " Autirio " is a most
believe nit eight or ten horxi'iHiwer en- pi.werl'ul ngent i: dissolving nriu acid,
glue will give much better satisfaction as hot wuU-r uielw sngnr. "Aiiuric" is a
Hum n smaller one on lhee small rig, rfIIu'r ifancB nnd life-saver for all
J'or an Itultt liliuil fnrm rlu In m i
Willi U llolM'IMItVI'r Cltuilll' I W.llllrl
' recommend lln iim' of mi elevator In
preferi'tui' lo a Mow it, (
)(mmI even tanking of mIIhui- In an In
j mi rn mi' nuiili"-! spotted .Hup'. Willi 1
! big inm lilnc Inn II vi. Imhii-irliMia uictt
I ran Ihi kifl Imay In tin- mIIii, iiihI with
I lir Mii.tltor rlu inn ion ii ran Murk a
hard lii vim11 Wl'li a lilowi-r.
illMillmlor III flu ullo lii vi-rjr ili-lr-
"' '"" ''ether a d Mi lium
IIMll
ur mil, II la i""'htlitl llml I ht nll art
ht ki'il iiiiifiiniil) in-'l nvi'r tin ntir
tmf " l writ iriiiiiiasl. I llilnk II ill'
aim I ill ! kii'ii tla hIIiici' In Hit' im
ir i if Ho' filo I'Mvi-r ilia ii lli iMiUliln
ami kii'p It ii !l irniiiiutl inilfurnily. mi
Hint mi ii I r irk.n. will Ih fnrmiil.
Kvitt air I I iii'-.i i- ihiIIihI fllnui.
WORKING FOR ARMY
GAMP AT HERMISTON
I'ondloton. ()ra Oct. 30. Th lo
cal comtnoniitl aaaorlatlon In an ef
fort to coovlnca Iho war dftmirttm'nt
or thn doalralilUty of ealahliablnK a
military rantonnmnt al Hnrmlatnn,
m-ar hum, ha forwarded to Waah
Inxion a complnte report of what
IVndU'lon and rlclnlty haa to otfer
in the way of entertainment and ac
commodation for offlcum and aol
dicra. A niort on the llermlatnn
alte alao hna (tone forward. It Ii
pointed out that thrn la pluntiful
water aupiily there that can he tap
l'd at Ivaat three million gallona,
the amount mentioned liy military
nnthorlllra aa neci-iirinry for auch a
camp, la obtainable.
GOLD IL PLANT
Cold 11111. Ore., Oi t. 80. (Siie-
dnlt V. K. Walker, belter known
aa IMck Walker In Crold Hill and
Granta Pnaa. employed at the cement
rdant aa an aaalatant In the motor
rooma, waa aerloualy Inlurod yeater-
day arternoon. While engaged In
milking alteration on a scaffold In
the motor room, the eupporta Rave
way letting him fall a distance of
12 feet onto the concrete floor,
fracturing; aeveral rlha nnd Injuring
hla hlia quite aeverely. He waa re
moved to hla home In Hold Hill nnd
given medical attendnnre.
SHIP YARD WAGES TO
BE
g.in Frnnrlaro, Oct. 30. That the
wage ndjimtment board would an
nounce Its findings in the const ship
yard dispute Thursday waa stated
today, and It waa further declnred
by the board that tho findings would
cover tho entire Pacific coast, prob
ably Including Lo Angeles.
Letterheads that will please you. at
the Courier.
Anything to sell? Try a classified.
WASH THE KIDNEYS!
All the blood in the botlv passes tliru
the kidneys every fow minute. This is
why the kidneys nlny such n important
role tn nenitti or uiaease. tsy some nns
Mirioiia irvuepti uiu riuiihv bvivuia nun
"ilk''1' " come out of the blood and
: I j . I , ...l...
, fakes it out. If the kidneys are not
good-work men and become congested
poisons accumulate and we suffer from
backache, headache, lumbngo. rheu
matism or gout. The urine is often
cloudy, full of sediment; channels often
get sore and sleep it disturbed at night.
So H is that Dr. Pierce, of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo,
N. Y., advises "Washing the Kidneys,"
hy drinking six to right (jlnsses of water
between inciils and then if yon wnnt
to take n harmless medicine, that will
clear the channels nml cure the annoy-
TUtbtU
YOU
Should UkT
TTS dlfferant from
I otbera boxrauao mure carp
U uka la the naklot;
and tbe nateriaJa Med are ' o(
higher grado.
Blade Silk
Stove Polish
Bfaka ttrfllUnt. allr eoH'h M doM
ao nib off or dual ofl, aaJ Dm iIiUmImu
tomr Uaiio aa Ion aa ordlaarr aim
KalUk. llMlMMM-loMovMaaautd
r twawfo ami irowrf oti .
llnatlilM U.niiiilw
tui U tUm i- ur.
Black Silk Stot Pettak Worka
llaaV StMak tHk e4aV'fca,taaj fttfaV CaWMerf Cat
EhIm. i miajl !. mmm mi Ti wvwmm ffwdnaj.
NOT1CK TO IWSTRAtTOIU
Henled propoaala will tie received
by thn Htaie Highway rammlaelon of
t,be Mate of Oregon, 1301 Yeon
building, Portland, until 11:00 a, m
November . It 17, for trading that
aectlon of the Pacific highway In
Joaephlne 'county, known aa the
Wolf (Yeek-(!rave Crek wctlon. a
diatance of 4.9 tnllM. There la ai
proxltnately 76,000 ruble yarda of
excavutlon Involved.
No did will he conaidered unleaa
uciomiiunled by raah, bldder'a bond
;r ii'.-t'fled rheck for an amount
rqutl to at leant live (Ti'.i) per cent
of the total amount of the bid.
A corporate aurely bond will he
required fur the faithful perform
ance of the contract In a atim equal
tu one-h:if the total amount of the
hid.
Proposal blanks nnd full Informa
tion for hlddera may be obtained at
the iiffl e of the R'nte Highway com
m!fWin nnd the State Highway en-
slnecr In the state houxe, at Bnlem,
Otegon.
Plan nnd aperlflratlona and
forma of contract may be aeen at the
annie place or may be obtained npon
(he VepOKlt of $5.00.
The right Ih rexerved to reject any
or nil pronoHBl or lo accept the pro
inr'Bl deemed !! for the state of
Oregon.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
S. BENSON, Chnlrmnn.
W. I.. THOMPSON, Commlxaloner
K. J. ADAMS. Commissioner.
Attevt:
HKRHERT Nl'NN,
Stnte Hlghwny Engineer. Salem
Oregon. October 18. 1917. 98
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIMS CARD
Effective Jun 1. 1917.
Dally except Sunday.
Train 1 It. Grant Paas . 1:00 p. m
Train 2 1. Water Creek. 1:00 p. m
All train leave GranU Pass from
the corner of O and Eighth street,
opposite the Bouthern Pacific depot
For all information regarding
freight and passenger aervic call at
the olnce of the company, pudiic
Service building, or phone 131 for
OA't AOVEIMWU-iiiliNT WTJJ.
NOT MAKE YOU A FORTUNE,
BUT IT WILL 8ERVE AS A
STONE IN THE FOUNDATION
OF BUSINESS' 8UCCEB3 ::
TO RENT
TREMONT "'ROOMS Now under
iiiann.-'inent of Mrs. L. C. Arm
strong; 28 clean rooms at 36c
and i'Oc; special rates by week
or month; also light housekeep
ing rooms. Would like your pat
ronage. 40tf
l'OR KENT Furnished rooms. Also
barn to be used as garage. Mrs.
F. A. Coe. '804 Washington Blvd.
Phone 164-J. 6SU
ROOM tor rent, ground floor, hot
, nnd cold wnter, outside entrance.
Mrs. R. H. Lee, 211 West A. tf
FrKNISirrnf"ROOMS--UirBe, com
fortable and. conviently located.
411 C street. Rfitr
VX)ti RKNTFiirnlshed house
keeping rooms, nlso single rooms.
. Close In. Reasonable. Mrs. T.
E. Howard. 621 I) street, corner
Seventh. 97
FOR RENT Furnished rive-room
cottage with garage after Novem
ber find. Inquire O. P. Jester,
Grants Pass Dunking Co.. or
phone 16S-R. 93U
k V. I
k -v I
Classified Advertising
O. k C. GRANT LANDS Blue print
tlaia ahowlnj landa Is Josapbln
county, 11.60. Addroia A. B.
Voorblea, Oraaia Pom if
KOK A ALE Oneborae, panol-top
delivery wagon. . Call at Ward
robe cleanera, til North Sixth
atreet, or phone-147. I2tf
KOK HALE One, "Wade" portable
drag aaw, working overy day. A
bargain If Uken at one. Iloy
Kelley, Wulf Creek, Ore. 6
Pxll HAL-Uargaia W "euld at
one. No. 100 West C.atreet, oac
good 7-room house, one nnd one
harf lota, clone In, worth $1,200,
for 1x00. Ternia la dealred. Ad
drmie V. O. fluell, Dfliard. Or. IX
TWO LOTS on M atroet for Mtle or
trade. Addreea No. 20r0 'ire of
Courier. 5
FOR 8AIX Team, weight about
2,100. Good puller. Will trade
for anything w could nee. ' Fin
toy Bro. 101
FOR SAL Team, harneaa, wagon
and hack. Will soil separately or
all together. Bang Bro. saw
mtlL 96
FOR 8AU-One
pair high-bred
goate. Phone
leham, East; A
96
Bwta milch
124-R. F. G.
street.
FOR HALE 20 h. p. sua engine and
kxk eomprewwir, hoisting engine.
608 North Ninth street .96
VOR 8A I JC -Chrome, one car load
on dump ready for shipment and
work continue. J.- M. , Finch
Kerby. Ore. 96
FOR SALE At half price. My loan
your gain. Three-fourths of .an
acre -and fiungalow. Beat -soil
' Desirable locntlon. " Located - . at
1012 North Ninth street.-Grants
Pnaa. Clear , of : Incumbrances.
IVire 1500. Terms. You will
have to hurry if you get this. In
quire nfiowoer. ' E. H. McMullcn.
' 738 1 EitAth street." Astoria. Ore
gon. 96
FOR SALE Beet rack cheap. H
E. Gordon. Phone 6I0-F-34. R.
F. D. No. 2. 96
A BARGAIN Flve-paaaenger, 30 h
p. Chaltners-30, guaranteed to be
In good running order, three ex
tra tires, .1175 cash. See Clar
ence Burke, Fashion garage. 96
SPLENDID OAK roll-top desk, two
stoves, small library table, for
sale. O. 8. blanchard.' 2tf
DEALERS In horses, mules, cattle
wagons, hacks, buggies, .harness
and saddles.' We. have a. variety
of all kinds at. all times. If you
have anything to sell or exchange,
or it you want to buy, come and
see us. We will treat you right
All our livestock Is put out under
guarantee. Red Front Feed and
Sale Stable, Corner Sixth and K
streets. Tlmmons A Hlgglna,
Propra. 116
FOR SALE Good Spitxenberg ap
ples picked from trees. 60 cent
per sack, selected from the ground
:.r cents per sack. . Order early
or come to orchards. Geo. A.
Hamilton, east of Sugar Factory
98
FOR SALE Two horses. One geld
Ing, $60; one mare $46. Each In
good condition and weigh about
1175 pounds. A. N. Parsons. 98
FOR SALE All klndn of flour,
feed, hay, and mill feed, seed
grains at prices reasonable. We
Rollclty.your patronage. Burkhal
ter & Hnberman, 614 I street. 19
191S CHALMERS and a classy bug
for sale or trade. Battery Shop.
99
FOR SALE Loose grain hay In
barn. John B. Hair, Rosue River.
Ore. 9U
HOTELS
THE GENEROUS well-cooked mod
erate priced meals at: the Ameri
can restaurant always please. For
proof ask nny of our patrons.
Clean rooms, moderate prices 99
MISCELLANEOUS
CLOTHES REPAIRED Mending
nnto darning neatly done at 411
C St. 36tf
TAJU SERVICE
ARE YOU GOING or not going, that
is the question. Call Jitney
Luke at the Spa or phone 262-U.'
Always at your service for city or
country calls. 901 f
A two foot role-do not wear tight
hoe.
Don't le ndser.
pocket.
Shrouds have no
FBYUCIAJrS
CLMENT. af. D. Pr actio
limited to disease of the eye, ear,
no and throat Olaae fitted.
Of fie boar 9-12, 2-1. or on ap
pointment. Office phone, 62; 'resi
dence phone 3 5 1-J.
LOUGHRIDGE. M. D.. PhyaUlaa
and sorgoon. City or country calk
attended 4J .or night
phone 3(9; office phone '112.
.Sixth and H. Tuff Building.,
OR. ED. BTWATER SpeeiaJlat on
dlaaaaea of the eye, ear, mm aa4
throat; glaaaea fitted. Office Hour
9 to 12 a. 2 to 5 p. m. Pmoaea
Realdence 200-L; office 210-J;
Xnaonle TampU. Granta Pane, pre.
. A. W1THAM, M. D., Pbystelsa and
urgeon. Office: Hall Bldg., corner
Sixth and I street. Phone:; Of
ftee, lit; residence. 2 1 1-J. Bear,
t a. tn. to 4 p. no. - ;
DENTISTS
E. C. 31ACY, D. M. P. Flret efaa
denUatry. 1094" South BlitB.
street, Grant Pas. Oregon.
. J
H. . D. Norton, Attoraey-at-law.
Practice In all 8Ut nnd Federal
Court. First NatloyOBank Bldg.
COLVIG WILLIAMS Attoraey-
at-Law Grant Pea Banking Co.
Bldg. Grant Pan, Oregon.
E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practice
In all touru. First National Beak
Building.
DURHAM A RICHARD. Attemwr-
at-I.aw. OOlce Masonic Temple.
Grant Paaa Oregon. J
W. T. MILLER. Attorner-et-Lw
County attorney for Josephine
County.-Of flee: Schallhom . Bldg. .
O. . 8. B LANCHA RD. AUoraey-t-Lw,
Grants Pas Cebklnff Co". Bid.'
'hone tt70.' Grant Pass, Orego
V, A. CLEMENTS-j-Attorney-et-Lnw
Practice dn : state land federal
i .court:', Room' i, and . 3,' orer
Golden Rule Store.
BLANCHARD h BLANCHARD. At
torneys, Albert block, phone 2S6-J
Practice ka all courts; land board
attorney.' '-r
VETERINARY SlTtGEON
DR. R, . J. BE3TUL. Veterinarian.
Office In Wlnetrout Implement
Bldg. Phone 11 3-J. Residence
. Phone 305-R.
DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AU
. kind qf drayage and transfer
work carefully and promptly done.
, Phone 181-J. Stand at, freight
depot. A. Shade, Prop.
F. O. ISI1AM, drayage and transfer.
. Safes, pianos and furniture moved
packed, shipped and stored. Phone
Clark nnd Holman, No. 60. Resi
dence phone 124-R.
THE WORLD MOVES; so de we.
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Pnone
397-R.- .
WANTED
JUNK WANTED Anything yott
have in junk; hides a specialty.
Phone 21, Union Junk Co. 110
WANTED All school warrants or
i ' District No. 4, Josephine county.
np to date.. Interest ceaaee af
n ter date. C. E. Tucker, clerk. 98
FALSE TEETH We pay a hig as
$17.50 per net for old fatae teath.
no matter if broken, also gold
crowns, brldgework. Moll to
Berner's False Teeth Specralty. '11
Third street, Troy, N. Y., and re
ceive cash by return mal'. t
NIGHT FIREMAN wanted Must
uiu'tnstand steam boiler. Easy
work, good pay. A good proposi
tion for the right man. Job lasts
' until January 1. Call at Kiwnann
Fruit dryer, across the Sixth St.
bridge. tf
WANTED Correspondence ' with
owner of .small sawmill. Have lo-
cation in Rogue river valley with
12 to 15,000,000 feet available.
Yellow pine and fire timber'. Ad
dress 1200 E. 22nd street North,
Z. A. Gillette, Portland, Ore. 104
A88AYEK8
E. R. CROUCH Assayer, chemist
metallurgist. Rooms 201-203 Hall.
Building, Grants Pass.
MUSICAi. INSTRUCTION t
J. S. MACMURRAY, teacher ot voice
culture and singing. Lessons given
at home of pupil it requested. Ad-
dress 716 Lee St. 851tf
'"- irHOTO STUDIO"
THE PICTURE" MILL open daily 1
a. m. to 6 p. m. For Sunday sit-,
tings call Mill 21.1-R or residence
140-J. 78tf