ROGUE RiVER COURIER GRANTS rASS, OKKUOX. Published Every Thursday. Subscription Rate: One Yenr, in f dvance, friix Month, - ' Three Month, Mingle Copies, 11.50 . .40 .06 Advertising Rates Furnished on application st lb office, or by mail. flliituarin and rcihltinil o( con dolence will I charged for at Sc wr line card of thank .A-. A. E. VOORHIES, I'UOI'B. & MNOR .i tl, nnntnfni e at Grants I'' Oregon, aa Beoond-cla mail matter. THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1KW. Crescent City pnjierii afTlrm thai tlif report that portions of Del Norte, aud other northern Culilornia counties are to bo included in the new rcsorre is a muluke, as tho land oftioo ut Knroku lias racoived no not ire of withdrawal of land from entry. Tho Wonum's Club Kowh, tho little daily iiwuod by the. Womun's cluh in the interest of the library, Iiuh Ihhii read with interest bv tho iHiOiilu of Urnuttt Puns during tho jmnt week. It is a bright and .interesting i t and crowded with elTeetivo artfuim-nt in support of the library. The ludieN are to bo cungrutuliited on the huccokh of their journalistic effort. Tho firnt iiuuiU r of tho Ki uliin-1. JuekKnuville's ui'W luilx r, has renehed uh. It Is published by Clias. Minervi who was editor of the. latu Medford BucceKS and in npiioiiriinoe is iiIiiiomI au exact fac-simllu of that uer. II is full of news and is a nntl iuiior kiii crally. Tho old town of Jacksonville has taken a new leusii of life lately and is in tho mareli of progress witli tho rest of Southern Oregon. The new publication has good prospects and deserves to succeed. lis nnmu is historic, as tho Miioneer newsiniisir of Southern Oregon was tho old Ore gon Sentinel, published at .lac I. Hon Tillo many years Ago. Growth is a condition of life. A person who lias lifn must grow. A city that has life, must grow. Apply the scale to yourself and your town. Are you a bettor jmtsoii and town this year than last? Now than 10 years ago? If not, yon arc a (lead branch and yon will becomo base, brown and shriveled along your fresher and vig orous companions anil towns. Koop tho fresh sap of Inspiration flowing through your veins, absorb new ideas and add to tho strength of your fibers. Koop up w ith tho growth of the great treo of which you are a part, and rule tribute your full share to its sym metry of development. Woman's Club News. Grants 1'ass has voted the library, by a small majority, it is trno, yet enough to bo decisive, and it is a cause for gratification that this result has been accomplished. In onr opiuion, it would have been a serious ly disastrous measuro to tho town to hare tarned this project down. WV have always favored the library and believed it will provo (o be one of the greatest blessings and advantages that tho town has over'enjoyed. There are others who Ixdiove, differently as the vote very plainly shows, but wu are convinced that the opposition is based mainly ou misunderstanding and mis apprehension and Unit the greater Hum 1st of those who have opHised it will Isi converted ill its favor when it is better known and understood lis benefits will Imi for all, anil all may enjoy them If they will. Hy a piece of Jugglery on the part of some one, (iranls 1'ass was robbed of her reasonable rights in regard to tho president's visit, and Indignation Is miming high here in couscipieiic . In tho natural order of things the train should have stopis'd lor water and taken on the helper here. The printed orders were to the effect that the hclMr should be taken on here, but at the hist hour It was ordered to Wuodville am) Hie engineers wen further instructed not to stop in Grant, l'ass on any account. Those ordi rs were Issued from the Ashland otlioo but whether or iiot tho dispatch er there is responsible for the mall clou dii-crimmation against Grants l'ass can not be known to a certainly, but he is under suspicion and it his cars do not burn there is no truth in tho old hiiisi st it inn. Take out the clement of malice and there icmaiii ahsolutoly no reason for the juggling of oiilers. The lailroad em 1 1 a 1 1 was at extra and needle cvinse m tnd lug the hcli r uud crew 10 mil, sup t lie Pad to Woodvillo to mn down hill again to (irant l'us,,. No mm wa.i g ulled by tie maneuver, but mi the coniraiy, several uiiiiiii.k wen lust. It saved the pnsideiit no tumble, for he came out on the plalfoiuiand greeted the people .is he Went let. 1 1, did not retire nil after the 1 1 mi a. past Ulend.i'.e and the pi, a il,o (. change of ord. r . made for In comfort, U silly, tetania I'.i-s e-1,. the S. 1. Co. nioie buMin lli.oi . n otlier town in Southern unyee. Ash laud Hot I'Vcepled, and tie. knew Irdg, of this fa. t add to t ' i - k. . no, . in .1 h which the injust n e 1 f, u i,,.,,. , , the parties rcoti'ihlc ,. il.. hi si Ives. THING All.MKN Is is nil aehtnn and tin d f. Tier illg; the llVel', bowels and kl.lll. Income sluggish and inactive, tin digestion impaired, vt il h liti le or n, apl'tile, no ambition for anything, and a feeling that the whole IkiiIv Hinl mind need toning up. J In- trouble i I li.it (lurii.g the winter, there ha been an uccuiuulal ion of waste mat ter in the -y.-lcm. llerlnne will re move It, secllle to the seer, lion a right exit, and by its tonic , It. , t, fully restore the waslcd tissue mid give strength 111 place of weakness ,'Klc at Shuer Urug Co. Mr Joseph Toininville, of Null waler, Minn, after having s ut ovi r l.'.ooo with the best iloclorx foi stomach trouble, without re Inf. win. advised by his druggist, Mr. Alex. Richard, to try a box of I 'hanibor Jain's !"' iinach aud Liver Tablets, lie did so and is a Well man to day. Km sale at VJu cents per box bv ail drug gists Have You that Black Cut Hosiery wear very much Letter than common brands and costs no more money? If not it would lie well to test them. RED STAR STORE. W. E. Dean & Co., Propr, Front street, oppo Depot. THE PRESIDENT'S VISIT Greets People From Rear 1'le.t- foi m as Train Passes Through. President Roosevelt and party passe d through Grants Pass on Wednesday ning with their special train. Tho train passed through about nine o clock and an lmuienso crowd was in waiting at the depot on the mere cliaiico of gelling a sight of him. An effort bad been made to procure a stop of a few minutes, in the natural order of thing tho I n i j m r engine would liave lieen here, which would have taken on president lime for a word or two w ith our people, nut. or some unexplained reason, or perhaps without reason, the helper was ordered to Woodvillo and Was taken ou there. No stop was made here, but the train ran very slnwly through (ow n and the president apjieared on the rear phitoriu, smil ing and waving his hand to the en thusiastic people. After the train passed, many of the s opIe followed ill the vain hope that il would slop at tho water tank, but it did not. Two bands were on hand to make music or the occasion; our own home band and that tho Allen slot k company who itostjsjncd their entertainment till after tho train went through. It was pleased and gratified crowd that left the depot foi the feeling was that the president bail done tho lust be could for us under the eirciimstauces. Mr. Risisevelt's face has become so familiar to us through his pictures that ho looked like some old friend and bis manner was full of friend lilnms litul appreciation. Just Received Summer Waists A larjre. assortment of dainty white waists in Linens, Walking Skirts A nice assortment of the latest, style walk'ni'' Skirls. Ladies' and Misses' I'ancv Lace We tiiKeirrcat pride in our Boys Clothes Tlif licsl materials that can lu pill info hoys' anil Hi i M mi's Hoi li iii; a iv I lie only kind (hat enter into the make up of t lie st. vies He carrj . E. C. SIIOLS AMI M Ml . tieri's AiUliess. I Hon. T T ti.er s.Ue at lie' op. r i li use on Saturday evening to a rather mall iiii.peii. e M r t r v . 1 v 1 inieresiiiig am! logic il s iker.though 1 subject, the tariff, however appro pi ate ii iu:iv be to the 1 , , 11, is net one to pieinote 1 lit!, 11. ia-111 111 s cell wa- la; le I . I e ou I In .1. lueel .It- w is elle of . inphat ie 1.1 1 lain . . a- lh.it the r. pnl.'.n ato. bad ilways 1.. . 11 rigid whib the .1. , , 'ia.1 .ilwnvs been wrong 1 1. -Oel.e 1. I,;!i 'V ef tile g..,.,l Well, N I 1 1 I . r 11 V . I II. I 11.11. 11 bad aire. 1 l 1 l.n v . I , . I'.ir I it. goii. lie I, i.l net' ne- nni.in.l t vi.v el Mi K. am, . -el 1 !.,. tl,t ., 111 - I 1 tea ',e .1 1 I 1 niii h. ill,. e.,it aim1.,:; 1 . .1 I' I b.s ing 1 ,:, lee, 11!. Mr , 1- 111 il.ln. a. , ft.. 11 ..s ,,. , , 1 , '' '' ci M li. -11 . 1 li, .. ! '1 to g. I lli . ; .; . eel lete , II ele, 1 1, , , n r vilton 1,1 S( , k I'en. C 'a I i, ! 1 . 11. I 1, ., , ''or (. II 1 M . ,.. xv , ,1 ; , , , op. 1 , ':,,ii. , . , , (1 , ,, , May .' eli m In l, ,lt ,.t , , , 1 1 II lllll. le ill '.1, .11, , 1 , ; ,. , , , .'li - Nine llovit l, Nollee I bet, ,v u .. , ph So. 111. I 11. 1, ,j I',,,,,!,, 1 i,,,. I 1 ,. er and Join t of in,.: ,, , I, iiblisbcd a nine b.,1.1 , .ale r hour :: i . , , nt , .line hours. lieil.m- I r l'o go into el! , 1 mi t : ,. 1 1 -t , nt June, P.SI.'I . 1. A. I'n.'k. i.,:.i. I . s. J. P. tia'i n, 1 . n 1 1 1 , s Found Out The prisidont is 4") years old aud hi life has been full of action and achievement. He has placed himself ill the sisitiou of the foremost man of the nation by hi own fia-ccfnl ability and vigor. During his udiuiuinstra t Kill, he ha shown himself earnestly intir slcd ill the welfare of the west and every measure tending to its de velojimeiil has met w ith his approval. Mr. Roosevelt never forgets that, being president, he is none the less a man mid never allows the dignity of his high oflicial jxisilion to Imi harrier between him and his people. He Is a man of maivelously wide iut'oriiiatioii and and know s his country given tiieiuiore thoroughly, probably, than any otle r of our presidents. In decisive I bought and determined action, he Is 1111111 paed among the men of the world. He is making a placo C11 i I ed Slates history for himself and l u tu re general ions will recognize him as one of our greatest men. Muslce.1 F.venin. The program for the musical even nig nl the Presbyterian church, May , is as follows : Piano solo . Miss I. nous Solo . ... Miss Whiti Piano Solo Clare Kremcr Ouiirtotio Parker sisters Selection "Sailors' Yarns" Rev. Council Musical iciest inns, Musical Charade. Sherbet and cake served. Admis sion III cents. $200 Reward I will pay a reward of t.'nl) for the return of the money fl(i:il) stolen from me on Ma- I .', at Wililerillu 011 or on the road to Grants Pass. Sally Ii. Leonard. Another shipment of llhick Silks, in I'll de-soi, Koynl Tall'eta, India and 'J 2 and :!( inch 'Mia in nioctl Tall'eta. Mercerized, l'iities, India i Oxfords ami SiiminerSilks, lose. DIXON, I!MSN; iiiH))S. Memorlivl Services Th. re w ill be union iiienional r n . in the I'lr-buei ian church on Sun. lav . May '.'Ith. Pleaching by K. v .1. W. Meliougall to which the I'a-i.'i- of all denomination', and their coligli gallon are nio-l coldially III it..l 0. . oral ion Pay, May Itoth, will I iln!v el -. i, d under the auspice t tin 1, U. and W. li. C. but it 1- bo il that all tho clli.ens of l.ianl- I'a-s and vicinity v ill ob-crvc '' div with ii- and we e-pecially inv 11, il..- , li,.,d ebil.li, n and cvi ry mi 1' :...i thai will . form and 1 .win 11- II. a.ini foi the ;liih il l" it 1.. i v , 1,. Committee. " .' .1 S ., i,ili-t js tlx- name ' ' hi ,in. b' on -ociali-in I v Marcus I; bill- . f till ny, which ap- I in- 111 the M iv number of Warren's lilv, I ub! i-hed at Iiicb Hill, M... I 1 ' ai 1. I.- i vcrv interestingly writ '11 11 I li e idea advanced prove be- .ti t .pu -r 1011 that Mr. Kohhiu i- 11 I'.iir.r of a goo! deal nt depth, i'm 1. eh hi- reasoning is not flawless by tux tu. an- vne thing that plca-es o-in Mr. Kobbins' writing is bis 'urn. mil moderation 111 regard (o I I e it 10! t 1 s and opinions of those w ho '':!!r with him. The article is al-11,0-1 iiitiivlv flee troui the injudi 1:011 .1. nun, lation which Is so oft II ibe -leek iii tr.ole of some who call i! in- lv s. ,-nili-t and by which ti e lalj-t c.ui-e is injured among il.iiil.ing 1 oplc. ier S, ii i wii.'t gn to liotc rmtiu.l. A I i. f r igerators at I 'miner Uro. WOMAN'S' CLUB NEWS. Art Cl&s The Music, Art and Literature De , rtrueiit of the Woman's C'lab have joined forcea aud will bold their I final meeting for the year at the I Woodman Hall, Saturday, May 23d at 2:30 p. 01. All ladies or the I Woman 'a (Tun are invited to attend aud each member is requested to bring a picture of Oregon ncenery. PKOORAM. Mt. Hood Mrs. Rourke Mrs. Dye' place in Oregon Liter ature Mrs. Mom Song "The Rosary" Mra, fianlt Sam Simpson Mra, Porter Reading "The Hcautiful Wil lamette" "The Mothers of Men" Mrs. Robie Song Jiiss White Crater Uke Mrs. W. C. Hale Hook lieview "The Jiridgo of the (iods" Mrs. Cornell .Song Selected Mrs. I). II. Stovall, Sec. Art. Dept. Art Exhibit. The Art exhibit of the Woman's club is assuming large proportions. KxhibitH aro coming iu and words of encouragement aro being received every day, not only from tiur own dis trict but from our sister club women of the neighboring towns. The doll exhibit will be a very en tcrtaiug feature of the show. Mrs. Lucia Parker who has it in charge will have a hospital where the sick will be cared for by comis'tent trained nurses. Those who have dolls with fra tured skulls, broken limbs and iHidios in need of a physician's skill, bring them to the committeo with their beds and gowns, if yon have them, and bo admitted for 5 cents on children' day. She will also have a Jaiiancso tea garden, skating scene, Ksiiuimaux village, bridal party, In dian wigwam and dolis of every nationality. The doll exhibit alone will occupy one of the largest rooms. The rose and flower show will bo one of the most beautiful dejiartinents of the exhibit. The committee on decoration in charge, are iierfeetiug arrangements with florists all over the country and ex'ot to have one of the finest displays ever placed before tho people of Cirants Pass. Mrs. W.C. Hale, chairman of cominitte on oil painting etc, has secured a 11 11 m her of fine oils ind water colors from Portland and San Francisco, w hich will be 011 sale at the art rooms. All pictures and articles for sale will bo so marked. A nuuils.r of good Iiaintiims. etchiiiirs mil copies, have been found in onr own town which will be a pleasure to study. The young people are in vited to bring their ilrawiiigH.sketohcs and paintings, as we hojm to have a large amateur exhibit from Ibe public schools. The noodle work department of the Woman's club is growing, ami those who havn work toexhilTit will consult the hairiimii, Mrs. Mutch, as that de partment wilt have exclusivo charge, (ilass cases will bo provided bv the li'imrtinciit for the small valuable xliihits such as laces, handkerchiefs. Hue needlework etc., which will Imi locked and looked after by attendant from that department. Old pots, kettles, quilts of antique age, dishes anil curios of every de scription will be lu charge of Mrs. R. llonl h aud committee, and those who have any thing iu that lino will please consult her. A jsisler exhibit will be conducted by Miss Myrtle Ireland which will be very attractive and draw large crowds. There will also lie a mystery, a native of Oregon, as white as snow, with pink eyes, lie probably weighs more than you do. The specie is rare ind almost extinct. DO NOT KAIL TO SKI.' HIM. Art Department The Art Department will close lass work for this year, Saturday, May 311 at Woodman hull, Stilt) sharp. During the five mouths twelve iavrs have been read. John Van Dyke's text books have 1 11 advocated and plans formulated for more extensive work iu the future. Il is the hois1 of the deptartineiil to be able to secure a good insl ruction both iu oils aud water color for the coming year. The Art exhibit has taken up some of the time and it is hosil that last ing good may come and a desire ho horn ill the hearts of many to study nature tor arts' .vakc and come to the b parliueiil with the intention to tin honest work along these lines. Mrs. Hale, supt. Proper Refraction Was Ilia Sal vation. As you go through life, you meet thousands w ho have inflamed, blood hot, nasty looking eyes and they tell you they have tried all kinds of treatment for them. Did you ever slop In think how few were cured through treatment? Such eyes may be cured for a few- days or weeks through medical treatment but the trouble iicnilv always returns. The reason for this is that the cause lies tin' refraction of eyes. The eye itself may be ini,-liavn i t either of the lenses niav magnify more in one meridian than ill otlier. In either the brain comivts the delicate mu-cle of the eve to tiv constant Iv to; Mlecl the defect ill r ler that thel 1 r-011 may have perfect vision audi the constant strain on those 111114'! s itiiM-s thciii to Ik'coiiio sore mid iu- ' I! lined. The following i front one of the leading lawyers on the Pacitle eoa.-t, ' who was for l.i vcais general allornev " 1 for the Santa Ke railroad comiiaov. It show the stuhlHirnness of sin It ease and treatment wrong "Mr A. - Dear sir the futility of medical' where the refract 1011 is T. Robert, San Diego, Cal. I send this letter for the double pnrHse of showing ntv appre ciation of your skill aud reliability as an optician ami at the same time aiding some one, who ha sutTered as I have from thfet'tive eyes and im projvr eye ghi.vt s. For Ibe fct five or six years my eyes were 111 a con stant slate of irritation and intlaiiud to such all extent that 1 do not be lieve there were ever three suivcs-sive d.ivs I was not cc.nivlle.l to u. medi cine of some kind or hot applications for the purpose of allaying the in-' tl.inni.alioil. I Udieve all the time I that the guuMei I was using were in some way responsible for the eondl- l tion of my eyes, and in hope of bettering the condition of my eyes I consulted several of the supposed best opticians iu the city and some physicians also, and had a half dozen pair of spectacles made esjieciallr for t me but without obtaining any ap- . preciable relief. About ten mouths ago I consulted you and obtained from I you a pair of reading spectacles ana also a pair for outdoor use and the effect was marvelous. Within less than a week the inflammation left my eyes entirely and since that time I have never experienced the slightest difllculty with my eyes. Iu fact I have hardly been conscious of their existence. Yonr glasses have iu truth accomplished that which you promised for them namely that they would make 'me see without trying to oe. Very resiiectfullv J. Wade McDonald." You will find A. T. Roberts at the Western hotel. Examination free. For Sale, I have 500 high bred angoras which will sell or let out on shares. Anv- 0110 having brush land to clear, may do well to make inquiry at my place on Foots e'reek, 15 miles from Grants Pass or address 8. C. Kuble, Rock Point, Jackson Co., Ore. Murphy Items. hardens are looking fine. The Hayes boys arc working ou their big ditch. School is still going on. Miss Annie Wade, teacher. Health is generally good, thongl Orandina Hunch has had an attack of the grip. Everyone anxiously looking for rain. Some are dismally croaking famine. " George Swliideu, who lias been sick for months is improving so he is able to walk out of doors. Grandma Day was buried at the Williams creek cemetery, Mrs. Hick man officiating in the funeral services. fJrandpa Daniels and his danghter went down to Merlin lust Saturday to visit Prof. McCohncll, returning M011 day. Mrs. Hench has been having cousid arable work done on the inside of her bouse making it commodious and at tractive. The Free Methodist conference has sent ub a preacher, Mrs. Mary Hick man. W. II. Turner also preaches at tho school house every two weeks. From now ou, we will liavo preach ing twice, Sunday school and chil dren!' meeting every Sabbath, also prayer meeting Thnrsday evening. We have a fine Sunday school from 25 to -10 scholars in attendance and more to follow . Mrs. E. Daniels is suierintundeiit and Mr. Atkins of the Salvation army, assistant; Mrs. Mo Timniins, secretary anil treasurer. Nipper & Johnson's saw mill nearly ready for business. They also have a first class store, and our jsist ofllce and Mr. Gilinore's store aro a credit to our little town The white tents, that hav: dotted tho little flat, are now giving way to good sub stantial cabins. We had tho Salvation army officers at our school house Monday evening. They will bo with us every Monday ov. ning for a time. The Methodist preachers from town will preach for us the (if lb Sunday. lietsv. Leland Sifting We would like to know what has Ist'oine of the Murphy writer. Hi ler of Whiskey creek has a plant erected on bis mines so bo can work the same to an advantage. Iitisiiicss is increasing. Our stage has at times more than it call manage so au extra has to be kept in readi ness. People are very busy cultivating gardens as the market is good iu this vicinity. The fruit crop except is aches w ill tie large. The weather has been salubrious. Some passengers from San Francisco reported coining up the Sacramento that the weather was very enjoyable. tltir school is well sustained, most of the children raised in this vicinity being scoug, healthy chil Iron. A good inanv strangers are look ing over this country. Onr nights are very enjoyable for sleeping; no mosquitos to destroy our slumber, but occasionally a stray Hca. Wo think they are dropied from to. cars as they iuiss by. The health of the js'ople is good. No sickness to ris'ort. Withphnly to eat, good cold spring water, a clear couscieuce, plenty to do, that maki s us a very prosperous jicople. A few words to our marriageable young men, also to the older men : We wish to inform them that or girls. also some of the w idows are willing to marry. So Isiys, spruce up. We have reports from the famous Greenback mine that they are running An Illustration Of what flour will do. It will double its weight iu 'bread. It will make pure, white, delicious loaves. It is more rcliabc and 11 ore teonomieal than any other today ou the market. And it is the housewife's favorite the e plus ultra of family flour. What more can be said? Get the Medford brand. A. A. DAVIS two mills all of the time. Their ledge is about four feet ide where it , is tapped with the long tuiincL The rook is good and the mine prr Rents a very busy scene. Other mines are being developed. I The Oregonian speaks of the native Oregoniaus raising so few children. I Tho truth is they haven't the am bition to support a family, what a change iu this state in the last few years ; as (we have a new influx of people from the states busine s of all kinds has improved. We are receiving nice, quiet show ers of cloud juice. As our crojis were needing a little cloud juice it comes very acceptably. Crops of all kinds are doing well. People have been engaged iu irrigation. The hay crop will be large. The wheat and oats have a good color aud promise a good crop; a very little wheat is raised iu this vicinity as it pays to raise hay; that means fat stock. Wide Awake. Wolf Creek Items. Our hotels are crowded with mining men from far and near anil all ovei the country. W111. Corder and Clarence Corder of Grave were lu town one day lust week on business. Our Into showers have done consi derable .good throughout this part of he country. ,You can almost see our crops growing. We arc looking for fine crops this season. M. French of Grants Pass passed through our town on bis way to Gleiidalo and we learned since that Mood bad a narrow escape from losing his life by a band of hyenas near the uorth end of Tunnel H. Mr. Jennings of the Pass is lu re now. He has invented a machine thai will find gold "whero there aint any." He has made three trip from town in'o the hills and wu all think Mr. Jennings will make a rich strike iu the near future, at least we all hope so. Miss Edith Wartheu who has been staying with Mr. Steiner of Grave, was home with her father and mother Vr. and Mrs. Wartheu on Sunday last. Happy Jack. Wilderville Notes. Wo aro now having our April show ers. The sick of the community are all reported better. Mrs. Malinda Hocking was quite sick last week but is better at this writing. W. H. Cart visited a few days last week with Rev. and Mrs. Rogers who reside at Merlin. Miss Ethel Robinson is home again after staying at her uncle's, J. H Burrough's for the past, few weeks. J. C. K. McCann made a trip to Swede Basin last week with a loud of provisions for the man that is slay ing there. Mr. aud Mrs. R. M. Robinson were called to Grants Pass Sunday on ac count of one their daughters being sick at that place whero they have been attending school. Mr. and Mrs. (lose and children arrived hero from Minnesota where they intend to make their home for awhile. Mrs. Close is a daughter of Mrs. Dan Sheehuu of this place. One of E. Erickson's nephews arrived here from Sweden last week. He will stop i" this neighborhood for awhile. His wife and child will ar rive before long. They had to stop on the way on account of the child taking sick. Harvey McCollum cut his hand with 1111 ax one day last week. It was thought for a while that he would have to be taken to a doctor but his hand is getting along very nicely, rhniiL'h it was a urettv bad cut of about one inch long. Henry Hocking got hurt while try ing to manage an unruly cow. He had hold of her when she wheeled around throwing him to the ground hurling his shoulder pretty badly so as to stop Iii its from working 011 the dam a few days. The Williams -sawmill is getting to be quite a city, there being several families camped there. The mill seems to Is. kept busy as they have three wagons now that take logs to the mill and about 2"i men are now employed iu the mill and in the woods besides several wagon hauling lumber to Grants Pas. Zanoni. pRED'K l. STKICKKR, M.I). HOMKOI'ATHIC PHYSICIAN am SURG ICON. Masonic Temple, Room 9, Oflice hours II to 12 A M a to 4 p m Grants Pass, Oiikoox. ..A BARGAIN.. A 26 acre Rat.cli, uliirri"-itcil. no lietter soil; ahotit 15 acres set lo new hop; almtit 6 acres ood or char J. mostly a;plcs, well can' for: nitllons set in with hops. Will sell at price of adjoining bate land. I have a line New ell at vost ut same. o',:a;o I w: J. D. DRAKK City . C Street lietweeti 1 1 aioi Sth. To Cure a Cold Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tailed ,OTr" Buv the JONES BINDERS MOWERS A,,D RAKES ...ALL STEEL... BEST ON EARTH. GRANTS PASS FRONT STREET, GRANTS PASS, 1 $lttU&S&&&3&&i Dr. Roberts Hero. Dr. A. T. Huberts, ono of the most sucees-ful eye sjiecialists ou tho Pacific coast is now at the Western Hotel, lie expect to locate in Salem or l'oi'tl.ind, whero he bus already established a reputation second to mm. anil has tiiiped oil nt (iiiinl Pass for the pur pose of ilcmoii-tratiiij.' hut a through refraction! t ca.i tin tow.tid cm: of so called hop. husi-jo tronhl All of his work is done :hi'nitjh u knowledge of tho c; of Ii'ht as 11ppli.1l lone with siieelacb ,e and t tie refraction to the eye, mill is b. r or a ! w days k jH.cial examination ho will tjive flee a that in most cities would fi.OO to Ti'i.no aud will also g -t from s au - x- ilanation of each ea-.c, t'enion.-ti atiue with charts and peeial iu -trtiuieuti- for that purpose, the original cause of the Uiiuhlo, eiviug eaeli per. on a perfect and clear uii(b'f'.aiiiliug of tli- ir o.vn case. He usks as a special favor that those who have tried in vain to obtain relief will cull and ullow him to make them iKitter ucquaintcd w ith tiii'ir own eye and tho so-called disease. Dr. Huberts has learned thi'ouj;li past experience that proof of ability i the very best advertisement and ho takes this way of advertising himself. Watch for hi articles oil the eye and it relation to the nervous system in this and other (,1'iinl Pa.-s papers. County Treasurer's Notice There are fund in the treasury to pav all warrants protested to January ilh, IN',17. Interest will cease from this dale, April '1,1, V.m. J. T. Taylor, County Treasurer. Have your hicych s ripiirul at Cramer Pros' Uicycle Hospital. Beautiful Trimmed flats Ai! the latest Pattern; Trimmed with tho Mot Popular Mowers, Uraids aud Ornaments. Sailor Hats, 25c and Up I can furnish you the latest (lesions in all kinds of Millinery, and I can also satisfy you in regard to pneus my prices are right. Call and see nn Second .Millinery Store on Trout St. Kast of Cth St. Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co. IVll IT CAPITAL STOCK Transact a ib-ner.il li.-inking lm ines. lieceivc- d.po-ii !,,., , (lr ,, ,.,,rljli,.u.,. sis,en;'Mnt:uad:;n,';!1,:;;,;;::"r,l''- "-'"' ...ider.,,co. Safety di po-ii l.xe for rent. .1. Fl! AN K VAT..)N. Pre.. I!. A. Pan mi. Vice-Pres. I- I- .1 KWr.I, l ashier. The First National Bank OH vSOVTIIKRV UKICGOX. CAPITAL STOCK. IBSBfmB ""' K. A. 1100TH. Pre,. J. r ( AMPliKI.I.. Vice Vrm. II. I.. UII.KKY, fa-hier MAK1SM- AM) Git AN HE WORKS. J. II. I'AIU'Ot'K, Phoib. Nearly thirty year of experience i tXuf Marble business nam,,,,, Uly will, that I ran till your nrders in the very best manner Math""'"''1 Wrk S"",l',' S"e,i r AmerUa" Ur-ni,"" "ny kindcf From Slreel. Nrii to (irri ne'. (inr.nhi.p HI ' n-; iri a-n- " - A ' .'s-" ' I .iViVcit' Mr- G. P. Pharmay and On ne mortui. J US Sismatirro CALL AND SEE THEM. HARDWARE GO. OPPOSITE DEPOT !- - OREGON CLASSIFIED ADS. WORK WANTED. VM 7U year of nun and willing to work at anything ahout the olliue for $2.(10 n week. Impure ut tin oilier. BOARD AND BOOM. 'I ' Wo nice furnished ru cn with luinrd ' in piivnte family. Tahlo I tie best, l.'piire lit tin. oOi.-e. WANTED." " I K I. u anl.'.l to do general housework. Apply at tlii- ottice. IJKAI. K.-T.VTK 10 buy real estate in ' Km 11 nn line of s. f. Puilroail. A tile or cull at room 7, Mic-onic Hldg, (iranls Pa. FOR SALE. I.'AIJM foil s, I.K-hvo unit from Me7 lin. Inn in re snout .'o ncre of irnod l.oitoni hind, 1':, uere 111 cultivation, small Iniuse and burn and alioiil Mi acre under n n t. Iii-liiiii e nf land suitable for orchard "r .u-uire. l-'or turllier particular ail-drc- W'. M. t'row. Merlin, Oregon. 'iK() aere fruit unit sloi k rnn.-h, IP mile " ' Ir.nn (iraiit I'll-, Idu fenced, SO cleared' mill in hnnl. I'uir building, good fruit soil, jilentv in' water and timber unci the hel out-ide -lo.-k rane in Josephine 1 , unity. Price y uu per acre, part cash. :alt at much on Join- creek or nddress A. H. t he-smore, lirunts Pa", Ore '()() A C II K ranch, iteod prune and apple on-hard. mall fruits in abundance; wan r lor inh-ation, beside springs on every 10 acres' center of a good range country; two dwslliug house, big barn, every thing complete; well sheltered from frost, gnml iinumir market., one Iiuil mile north ol Tunnel II, price !,.'iU0. lu'jiiire ut this ottn c rot k KANCII ami placer gold mine 11 let) acres partly IciicmI 11ml iliiprnved. House and barn, on hard etc., plenty of good tiiniiiii' wuter, 1'u acre of "pay gravel. Tlioii-anils of acre of oxcellelit range Miimiind Hie preiui-e. (lood fruit hay and vegetable bind, llandv market lor produce, near H. Ji. depot, stores, po-tiilli. e. , IjiioI. e.vpie, telephone and I. -lirriiph. A biirguin at (Oiuj. Address l.o.v 1 111. uck Point. 1 ircguii. line of Trim minus. Miss Ida Weston J sti-Motiono. 9i.iO.iioo no. J. U. .PADDOCK, Preserve Your Clothing and Woolens Vy first brushing ,..u thorouKhlv "ml hanging them in the op,.,, ulr sunlight for or 10 hour... wrap them tik-htly in tar Iit with si.ruo of our r' liable !, ,,rof j,r,.Jt,r.,tini am, 1 L" "' 'i''t drawer, chest or el.er, moths cannot ml wiU ,11)t iM.ur.- ti.cm. We carry fDn Hne of tirnn.l ,., ,,,,.,. ,,, lor j, ' 'lar, c.i:;:i'!.cr. etc National Drug Store Cunt Cria in Two Dayi, C! everv PCX. 25C