ROGUE RIVER ' COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 4, I93- ROGUE KiVER COURIER GBAXTS PASS, OREGON'. Published Every Thursday. Subscription Rates i One Year, In rdvance, Hix Months, Tbrea Monllia, Mngte Copies, - - $1.60 .76 .40 .06 Advertising Races furnished on application at the office, or by mail. Obituaries and resolutions ol con dolence will he charged for at &c per line; card of thanks M)c. A. E. VOORHIE3, Propr. & Mnor Entered at the post oftcs at Grants Oregon, as second-class mail mailer. THUUSdAV. SEPTEMBER 24. 1903. There was no production of quick silyer in Oregon during 1902, as coin jared with 75 flasks in the preceding year. Jom'plnne county on Monday set tlcdi ts state taxes for 11K)3 in full by remitting a balance of fct-T-iO to the state treasurer at Salem. On the new main rf the interior department the State oi Oregon will appear as a small body of land bound ed on all sides by forent reserves Journal, Eugouo. The navy department lius issued an order dimpling that "The Star Slang led Banner" shall bo the national anthem, anil whenever it shall be played the mnn are to stand at atten tion with bared beads. RAILROAD BOYS ARE HAPPY Over Rick Strike In the"Pickln Roller" Mine. News of an extraordinarily rich strike made in the "Tonkin Holler" mine, owned by six popular railroad men, and located on Sodu Creek, di rectly east of Duiismuir, lias just come to hand, says tho Ashland Tidings. Engineers Jack Campbell and U Kreel. with a milling expert have bocu on the ground, doing prospecting I A. J. Itoiidhousc, a fruit and vege Joseph Chamberlain lias created a stir in staid old England and given the politiiana something to talk about by resigning bis position in tho cabi net. Mr. Chamberlain beieved that lie coo Id push bis scheme of a prefer ential tariff bettor as a private citi zen than ho conld In an oflleinl cajiao- y. CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET List of Case to be Week. Tried Next The following is tho lint of cases on the docket for the Hnptouibcr term of the circuit court for Josephine county, which convenes next Monday: Criminal Cases. State of Oregon s John F StovalL Information filed charging the crime of malicioDslj wounding an animal, the property of another; delendunt ont on ball. Actions at Law. Alice II Culver v John Kuud le. Apimiil from jutslco court. E Pickel vs John H Harvey, et ill Action for money. Wm P Wilson vs E B Meredith. Action for money. 8 A. Vance vs Mountain View Cop- wr Co. Actiou for money. Grants Pass limiting & Trust Co. vs Old Channel Mining Co. Action for money. Benj Haymoiid, Admr vs U M and W -T Kavuon Aj.ttmi fnr mnliev. Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co., vs John MoCallister, Action for mon ey. Jesse Mash vs W F Kreiner et al. Actiou for money. II 0 Bobxien vs A J Grimes. Act tun for money. Ethel J A liny and II A GrilHth vs II A Corliss. Action for money. II 0 Bobziou vs II ,8 Wynaut, et at. Action tor money. C E Sterensou vs Southern 1'acifU Co. Action for damages. K I) Hume vs K W Chausse. Act ion for damages. Grants Bans Bunking it Trust Co. vs I V Holmes. Actiou for money Suits in Eiulty. James Lyttlo vs F 11 Osgood. Suit to quiet title. 8 W Smith vm Nellie Smith. Suit for divorce. W I Sweethtnd vs Grants l'ass New Water Light & Power Co. Suit quiet title. Jans II Aden, insane, by C O Taylor, guardian, vs T O Niiucke et al Suit to quii t title. Ketsch vs Luey Fcrren Equity Elleu F St laiuis vs Henry E Bootli Equity. Klu:lb.'th Grove vs F F Grove, Divorce. O S Gisulnow vs W 11 Euiersou and K G Smith. Foreclosure of mechiiu ics lieu. Elvira I) liny vs V J Hay. Divorc Belli Hush, et al vs II M (iorhiun Equity. II McCluug, et al vs Mrs l'agie Turner, et al. Partition suit. Maggie Kanan vs E I' DoArnioiul. lujiiuctiou. S K Ayers i t al O O l.und. Suit to quiet title. John T Latyon vs T 1. IVvoro et al. Injunction. A J Wailo vs Win II Emerson et al. Foreclosure of mechanics lien. J I. Sullivan Saddle Tree i'o.,vs F M I.ueas, et al. Equity. James O H Guuii vs A V Fox et al. Partition suit C E Kmersou vs Jims II Aden., in sane and C I' Taylor, giiunliau. J F Wlscearvcr s Jacob Klippel. Suit to quiet title. V I Sweet land vs Grunts 1'ass New Water Light A Bower Co. Iiijnnc tion. Kstella I McCluug vs Charles H McCluug. Divorce. 11 K McCuinber vs Sarah A Mc Cumber. Divorce. Blanche Hire v Edwin Uice. Di vorce. Mary E Pat ton vs W T S I'altou Diorvce. Fidelia A Browning vs L N Brown, iug. Divorce. A Lcnipke vs C E Yeriuilliou, el aL Equity Clara Childers vs James II Child, crs. Divorce. John 1 Audruws vs Electa J Ander sou. Divorce rv www DID THEY WEAR? 4 THE HARVEST FESTIVAL Of Salvation Army Festival Soon to Be Held If you do not get Shoes to suit you, try the Red Star Store. Shoes that wear sold &t Moderate Prices. Red Star Store. 4 THE LOST RING IS FOUND And Now Bi Romance Follow. Should A few weeks ngo, Miss Elsie Tuck er, one of the young lady puckers at the Clnv oi Meador orchards, was un fortunate in having a gold ring sli from her finger while packing pear and us she could not tell which box of fruit It had fallen into wasgiv. n upas lost. Under ihite of September fith, md development work und Ciunplxill recently came into Duiismuir with wmio'speclmcns of fabulous richness, j Tho owners of the mine, who are En gineers Jas. Dickey, Chas. Silshy, Jack Campbell, E. A. Hissell, D. Kreel and BraiiHtetler. huvo been do ing development work on the mine for tho but three years, and lime run nearly f.00 teet of tunneling i" the property, the work having cost several thousand dollars. I he ex- sort, who was with them last week, picked out a new spot and told then, to put in shot. The explosion opened np what is believed to be a two foot ledge and pieces of quartz seamed with gold were picked up. SiH olmens were taken to Duiismuir, mil some of tho entlinHiiistio railroad men who have seen mom iiocuirc there is more gold than quart," in them. The rock has not yet been as sayed but it is believed that the assay will confirm the opinion of tho owners as to the high per cent of the yellow metal in the rock. The fortunate owners are receiving many gratu- lations from their fi lends. A. E. Voorhies Photo Supplies. table dealer, ill Jennings, Louisiana, writes Messrs. Clay & Mender as fol low: "Will yon please ask packer No. if she lost a piece of jewelry in packing a box of Bart let t pears? If sn, let me know ami I will send it to her." Thus it seems that the ring has fallen into the hands of an honest man and that the young lady will have it returned to her. Medford Mail. STOMACH TKOULBK. "I havo been troubled Willi my stomach for tho oast four years," says I). I j. Beach, of Clover Nook Farm, Greenfield, Mass. "A few days ago I was induced to buy a box of Cham hcrlaiu's Stomach and Liver Tablets. I have taken part of them and feel a irrcar, ileal better. For sale by all druggists. For a bilious attack take ('Iniiiihrrliuu's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure is certain For sale by all druggists. Judge Boise has rendered a decision to the effect that load supervisors elected ill Juno. VMti. are cut il led to hold ollice until January I. I'.HM Greatest Values We Have Ever Offered Ohio more we offer you the very best anil most ilcsirnlilc incrdiaiKiise at extremely popu lar prices. We have doubled our efforts in your behalf and are t'.ow prepared to show you the strongest line oi l ull and Winter Merchandise that we have ever shown. We submit an excellent v.uiety of I ndies', Misses' and Children's Cloaks und Jackets Box Hack and Louis XIV Coats are the leadinu styles in Ladies' Jackets for the com ins season. v'ee out styles and et our prices before you buy. New Walking" Skirls- Von must see these to :ip picciate them. The styles an.l materials are new. New Waists, Ihcssiui; S.u'iitR'S, Mctcoricd Sat teen Petticoats, Handmade Shawls, I'm Collais and Boas. Also a beautiful and Complete line of Hi ess Omuls in the newest styles and weaves. E. C. DIXON, SHOKS AMI lTKMSUIMi (J00I.S. J, R. ROSSER LOSES AN ARM Meets With e.t Sa w Accident Mill in Polk county carried off the prlxe at the state fair for the neat county ex hibit. Linn was second, Washington third and Marion tourth. The ttrsi prtoe was filoo, second '.',"0, thin tiOO, fnunUtlAO. Lan. Douglas ami laiuhill each received flOO. J. U. llosscr had the misfortune to lose his right arm on Monday, while working in the saw null of the Apple gale Boom it Lumber I n. at Murphy. The accident occurred annul o o elocs while Mr. Kosscr was clearing up around the saw. In some way lie slipped and fell against the saw which lacerated his linn so that It hail to lie amputated. Mr. Bosmt wai in tending to quit worn that evening and in a lew minutes more won in nan- hern through, lie is a brother o! tvov Kosscr, formerly pistol oi the M. r. church, South, lure. Kubli Items. I. W. York has his two stoiy house alum! ready for the plasterer. Chas. Hurkhaltcr made a business trip to I'nii ntowu Saturday. Mrs. tl. N. Balh y of this vicinity is visiting relatives ami friends on Dicr Cnek. L l B.ivse has almost coinph ted his new houst and will soon be ready to move in. Daniel Burliu, a pionunent farmer if Balchelor crick, u doing husi less al Kubli S.itur l.iy. Win. Maske a proiniueiit faiinirof this vicinity, took a couple of fin hoa to t,r;iuts l'ass .luiday. S. E. Davidsiai, of Culdasac, Idnho, is visiting with bis (an ills. Mr ami Mrs. E. J. Davidson. We are Infoi ui ed that he Intends to slay here this winter. Ike Vincent has moved on the l'nsy farm which he has rented for live years, lie Is an up to date fanner and a good neighbor. The crops in this locality arc of n cood average this season. JaeKsou and Josephine counties in ver fail (tur people are prrsi eioits and oui chnile cannot be ecelled. Our school is ptoi.-ssiui; nici and evel vone Is s.itlstleil with olll l.ailiti. Mrs. Nellie '111011114011 of Jacksonville. She has always gi evelh lit sal islacl loll In I h 1 s district. We are having tine weather, but owing to the populate u, canii"t s.ii never 110 si, kin's I'ur li.rmaiiM t I lenient has not made en. ugh 111011" vet to pnrvhase all the real estate at tins place and Ihe Aniei leans are pro gressiug nicely. However, those s called dutch vvhoi line from lieiinany are all prosivivc.s fane., is and promi nent ci t i.'cns. Edward Brown, a highly respeeti i i'ii 1 'ii of Murphy precinct, n.c Willi a fatal accident mt week vvhih logging for the Apphvitc Boom anil Lumber Co Mr. Brown wasunl..ob nig a loud of logs and in seni" wav ot l i vvieii two large logs. He was ln'tweeii the lot for two hours before tuy iisi.sanee came and died Saturday aioruiug. Mr.' Brown was' a good -il 11-11 and his in my friends regret 'lis mil iniely end. There is probably do section of the ountry, certainly no community or lass, which the influence of theSaiva- lionArmyhas not in one wav or auotli- r js riucated, never ceasing its work. dapting itself to all times, seasons and places. It has converts, lovers md friends in probably ever town md village throughout the laud. Confronting ns Just now is the Har vest Festival, the dates of which are set for Sept. 20 lo 2U, inclusive, and the 2Nth the army will give a sapper mil '."J the public sale of goods for the celebration of which the local toriis is making activo prejiaratioiis. The huracter of this annual event is too well known by this time to require any definition. It is, in fact, a Micial season of thanksgiving and yielding to Uod for His am 111 The Army anything and everything that may have either pecuniary value or practical utility. No gift, no donation, can come amiss, but its a guide to its friends, The Army mentions the following articles as being easily available by its various detainments : we append full list of articles asked for: Fruit, tea, coffee, flowers, canned goods', cocoa, vegetables, books, fish, pictures, meat, jewelry, chickens, thoes, livestock, coal, ?orn, wood, Hour, lumber, beat, shingles, oatmeal, hairs, condensed millk, sheets, bread, blankets, crackers, cutlery, cheese, tools, furniture (new ;or used), cloth ing (new or second hand. ) At first glance there, may seem an utmost laughublo incongruity about this list. But when it is remembered what n w idely diversified field of ac tivity The Army covers, it does not apfcar that the list is so incongruous It must be remembered that aside from ?:10 corps ntid outposts, The Army maiiitiiiiiH IV.) Shelters for men md (I or women, 21 Food Diqiots, 24 Industrial Homes for tho unemployed nut disheartened, 20 Kcsoun Homes for fallen women, 24 slum settlements wherein HO noble, heroic youVg women labor; three Farm Colonies, Kinp'oyment Bureaus, Belief Stores, mil 11 half dozen of other activities- ill these scattered over the United Stales, from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Well above a quarter of a million lollars is expended yearly in relieving ihepoor alone, and The Army shelters 11111 mil I v give housing and comfort to something like H,OOO,0:M souls, while over bill debased women are eacn year reclaimed, and either restored to their friends or placed in secure anil honor able employment. The sum of money necessary yearly to meet such diverse and growing demands cannot but be very large, and it is in the hope of contributing to ward it that The Army holds its liar vest Festival. Wn, of this community, are called 1 generous s'Ople. Let us make good tho claim by giving largely to this noble work. Provolt Items. Amos Cook of Applegate left for Portland Monday. Lua Loach of l'rovolt made (..rants Buss a pleasant call Wednesday Thomas Lew'inan Jr. made a bnsi ncsH trip to Grunts Bass Monday. Martin Bernoll of Applegate made Grants Pass a pleasant call Monday. Otis Fryer of Medford is visiting friends and relatives at Williams this week. II. Johnson mid sou of upper Will lams creek made Medford a visit Saturday. Charley Stevens of upper Williams Creek made a trip to Jticksoiivilli Wednesday. A. Watts of l'rovolt, who ha bee in l.akeview for some time, relume home Mondav. Mrs. Win. Sousou of l'rovolt is making ready to take a trip to Yreka, Cal., to see her sister. Mr. Johns of Williams creek passed through our little burg Tuesday en his wav home from Grants Bass. B. Ncvvconib of Williams msscd through here this morning on his way to Steamboat whi le he will en gage in digging ditch. Th" hay market is being controlled this year by S. l'rovolt and son. They are buying all the liny up in (his vicinity and will hold it till spring to get the spring prices. Jack. Wildei ville Notes. Levi Nichols has returned from Crescent City. We have been having real warm went her for fall. Mr. Fryer of Merlin w as in our com munity Saturday and Sunday. S'-ven more scholars were added tc the Wihlervillc school this week. C. K. Lovelace and K Krickson arc home again. They have been avvav building a bridge. M.s Mahala Uobinsoii has ttccn iilleiing for the past two weeks with 1 fi Ion 011 her thumb. Mr. White ami Mr. Saywer of Alt house siient Saturday atferiioou and Sunday at Wilderville attending quarterly meei ing. lvcv. Suiunicrv ille, the cider, at tended the quarterly meeting at Wilderville and preached an interest ing sermon Sunday morning. Kev Hogers gave us his farewell talk Sunday. He will soon go to Salem to attend the conference which is to lv held there this mouth. Mai tin Conger and Geo. McCollum killed a w tldcar one day last week. Tin v- sav that a wildcat is hard to kill for tln v shot it four times before it died. Zrllonl. Leland Sittings We have no iickues to report. We are having nice weather, rather dry for grass. Forest fires are raging on Grave creek. Our butcher, Newell Dyscrt, finds all the beef cattle be can handlo Cattle are still taking on fat. We read of plenty of rain in the aortb ; here the weather lias been fine for Imp raisers, also for farmers to .at her in their crops. We are blest .vith good crops of all kinds, so this is a prosperous year for the farmers; Everybody is busy with plenty of work; times are flourishing; plenty if big, fat girls that would marry if ha right fellow comes and talks nice to them. Wo also have a few widows. Messrs. Carpenter & Kremcr have a nillou one of their ledges. The rock is good with a very large ledge, hut their mill will not treat tho rock o they will install a new process under the cvanide system. OtheT quartz mines on Alt. Reuben arc being ousUed ai hard as their owners can rowd the work. Mr. Caroeuter of Whiskey Creek made our town a visit last week. He says lie can purchase goods of our merchants and biro the goods packed to bis mine on Whiskey creek, cheaper than lie rtrn buy at Gleudale and haul iug in wagons. Our merchants be lieve in selling cheap and not hold goods for a big price. Mr. Carpenter says by all means the long agitat wagnu road to the Gold Bug and other mines in that vicinity, should bo made from Leland, as the lay of the ountry is adapted for a good wagon road, whereas in the winter, the road from Gleudale to Whiskey creek is red mud with no bottom; from Le land it is broken bedrock or other material that goes to mako up good roads in wet weather. Our merchants md others should hold a meeting and ome to an understanding to complete die road from Leland to the mines on Whiskey creek. Wide Awake. CERTIFICATES OF TITLE S.O.Tilie, Guarantee and Abstract Co. Ready for Business. Title under A. S. The Southern J Oregon Guaranty and Abstract Co., thel management of Attorney Hammond, announces that it is now ready for business; having just com pleted a set of abstracts of title to all lands, town lots, mines and mining claims in Josephine County. The Company has a very fine set of plants in connection with its nlistracts which eho the exact size, shape, location and ihe present owner of each piece of land, town lot or mine. The work of compiling these abstracts has been - progressing for more than n year past, under the supervision of Mr. Hammond with several assistants, md this Co. iiow have the ouly set of abstracts in the county. A new feature of the work, as far as this county is concerned, is the making of "Certificates of Title." These "Certificates" are similar to those issued by the "Title Gunrunty" and "Title Insurance" counwnies of the large citieB,; and amount to an iu .mranco of title. The abstract in cludes a record of every mining loca tion ' ever filed in the- comity, as well as every other transaction relat ing to mines or real estate. Piubably there is not nnother county in Oregon where there is so complete a set of abstracts and plats. Ollice in Masonic temple. LOST. A pair of ladies' gold nose glasses. SKLOND HAND CAMERAS. I have a nubmer of second baud Cameras and Eodaks which will be ioldat a great reduction if taken now. A 10 Cyclone, 4x5, for ft 73: a 20 Kodak at fU, and other bargains. A. L VOOKHIE3. HIS LIFE SAVED. "B. L. Byor, a well known cooper of this town, says ho- believes Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life last summer. He had been sick for a mouth with what the doctors call bilious dysen tery, und could get nothing to do him any good until ho tried this remedy. It gave him immediate relief, "says B. T. Little, merchant, Hancock, Md. For sale by all druggists. Ella Ewing, tho Missouri giantess, who stands 8 feet 4 inches, was mar ried on the loth, in Butte, Mont, lo -Edward Beaupre, the Canadian giaut, whose statute is 8 feet A inches. Bean pre proposed to her by mail two years ngo, but the bashful Ella held back until a few weeks go. Beaopro is the big man who went through here last winter and attracted cousiderble attention at the depot. See Voorhies shout Kodaks and Supplies pROF. F. G BINDER MAGNETIC HEALER Office, Room 1. Colonial Lodging House Gkants Pass, - Okeuon. if Leave at this ward. office and receive re- worg. tw o blocks Davidson Items. We have been having somo warm weather this week. Henry Hudson paid Grants Pass a visit Saturday and Sunday. Fred Miller, the Missouri Flut miner, paid Grants rass a visit oar-orduy. There was a ball agmo ut Provolt iuudiiy. We did not learn which side won. W. S. Bailey aud son Victor, were in Grunts Pass Saturday getting sup plies for his storo. J. W. York is getting bis new bouse nearly completed, diss. De Clerk Is loing the carpenter work. Joe McFadden and John Meek were out hunting for a few duys this week, but did not get many deer. W. B. York is going to start for the Grayback mountain to look after his attle. He has a ftuu baud ot cattle. L. C. Bayse will soon have his new house ready to move into. Mr. Lang has been helping him with thecnriicn- ter work. Clinton Cook and wife and Arthur Giluiore started for Crater Lako Fri day and expect to bo gone about three weeks. They will go by the Elk v'reek hatchery. The agno lias been going the rounds hero for some time. Somo think that so much irrigation is the cause of It, and SL'ain it may bo caused by the low water in the Applegate. The mines around about here are not working any now, but it is luqied in the near future that some large com panies will come here and take hold of them, so that the boys will not have to go away to get work. Jack's Uncle WANTED. A girl for general house Apply to Mrs. S. E. Bates, uorth of the court house. TO KENT. A furnished sitting noiu mid bed room. Central location. Apply at this oflice. -T . WANTED. Girl for general housework. Wages fJU. Enquire at this office. FOR SALE. Jersey Cow for sale. Inquire of W. R. Nipper. FOR SALE. w.,utf,irfitiK n oood business for tin money invested. Enquire ut this ollice for particulars. NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned not to let my wife, Minnie Neighbor, have anv goods on my account as 1 will pay no bills contracted by her. Joseph Neighbor. Dated Sept. 1", l!(i. CLASSIFIED ADS, FOR. SALfc. AKM Kllll BALK two miles from Mur liu. lm) ai res -about so acres of goist bottom land, 2." acres 111 cultivation, small house anil barn and abniii si acres uimei fence, helance of land suitable for orchuril pasture, ror lurtlier pariicuiars no- Ires W. M. Crow, Merlin, Oregon. Glend&le Items. News. Mrs. F. Ladd and little child left this morning for a brief visit with relatives at GriintB Puss and Go Hill. Misses Evelvu and Edith Jones left this morning for San Francisco, when they will sis'lid the winter ill tin Partington n't school. Miss Hermia Kikewiue left Thurs lay for Grants Bass, where she will attend school this winter, and will stop at the home of Mrs. C. E. Hiir mon. Mrs. R. K. Montgomery left Thurs day for a brief visit to the state lair .11 Salem, where her husband is m l i lig in the caimcitv of station agent at the fair grounds. J. G. Mack of Port bind, who spent ten davs at Kosehurg, Grants Bass anil Gleudale, iu the enterests of the Al ra ham estate, left for home Monday. He expects to visit Glemliile again about the middle of next month. Betorc leaving here he sold the beautiful lot, on the comer of Second street and Willis avenue, to E. E. Kedfield, who expects to build a line rcsidene time 011 next sutnuir. Tablets ami box paper at cost al the Courier ollice to close out. -We have up to dal styles. The ilregon stat,' fair olosvd Satur day was a financial success. The ores, nt uiausgeiueiil has worked hard NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is hereby given that W. Kreiner has made all assignment of all his estate to me for the benefit of all his creditors pro rata. All jiTsoiif having claims against said estate will present the same to me dulrveri lied within throe months from date hereof. Dated September i Una J. O BOOTH. Assignee. PAY BALANCE OF TAX. Notice is hereby given that the 111 lining one-half due oil taxes for I'.kv; must ln paid on or before Oe toU'r lilb. IPhU. After that date will proceed to advertise the propcrt.v ami sell according to law. There 1 no extension of time allowed. GEO. W. LEWIS, sneritl ami lax l ullcctor. Kill ere fruit anil stock rsncn, a'.j nine- '""innii liriiiils 1'Hss. llil) Ivneed, 51 l,,ri.,r loin Drchaid. fair buildings, t'ooi! fruit soil, plenty of water and timber anc the best outside stock range in Joseplinii ouiitv. I'rue 00 per a se. pan case all al ranch on Jones ti ck or iiunres Mrs. A. 11. t'hessioore. Medium, Ore. 200 Al'KK ranch, good prune Bin; apple orchard, small Iruits in abuniliinie; water for lrjigution. htsMtv prings 011 ewry 10 acres; center 01 a gooi. range country; two dwelling nouses, mi; barn, every thing complete; well sheltered from frosts, good iniiiini! markets, one halt mile 1101 ill ol Tunnel !, price -.'sJo Impure at this ollice. Field and Garden Seed in Bulk. Wliite and Yellow Field Corn. Sugar Com, Pop Com. Alfalfa, Timothy, Red and Wliite Clover. Peas, Beans, Onion, Carrot. Also regular package seeds. J. M. CHILES, FRONT and FOURTH STS to m,kt n "utvt'vs if tlit f:iir au1 Iiay JH'lW'hLBxldxS Luta nw AU tit IMS. '.I .v BOARD OF EQVALIZATION Tl' MEET. Notice is hereby given that tin Board of Kiiiali&aticu for Jophim County. Oregon, will meet at tin office of the Comity Clerk in the Court House at Grants Bass on Men dy, the .Mb day of October. 1SH.1, at 10 o'clock a. m. of sud day for 1 hp porposr of examining the asM'ssnn nt mil for the year l'.vt, aud mar iug such corrections of descriptions md valuatious, etc., of the property as sessed as may be uecesrsiy. Said board will U 111 i sicn ' (, r , ,. wetk. W 11 FAI.LlN. County Assessor. Dated Spt. S, likvs. The la rue stock to select from, The quality of the The price asked for them, make the Carpet Rooms "f . A.U.Baiiiiard the bis Furniture and house Furnish ins; store the most attractive department in the house. North, side. GKANTS PASS. OUF. Shakespeare Told About " the whining school-boy with bis salcbel And sbinii g morning face, creeping like mail Unwillingly lo school." But O, What a Difference Now: The Untiling school boy with bis satchel Ai d shlirn morning face, speeding like wind Most bsppily to rchool. Wbat made the diffetence? Perhaps the bike had .something to do with it. but then the pretty line of HOOKS l'JCMH .V INIC KLATES l'APKH IKiNOILfS - TAHLETH Ml'OTVCJl-: BADS, 10TC. which we are supplying, helps wonderfully. And then the prices at which we sell these goods please the parents and that goes a long way toward putting the children in a good humor for study. ...A C0MPLF.TK" STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS... We treat alralike, .'o that little ones do not need a grown pers m to come along with tlu.ni in order to get bottom prices, Slover Drug' Company :A GREAT SNAP: 1 00 ACRES LA ND within 2', mile-; of (iriints Puss with an 8 year old orchard cohtiiiiiini; 7im winter apples and Hit) pencil niul prune trees; nil fenced. Theliind lays well with just a very entle slope. I. lit hifih enough to escape the river fot-s. The ("renter purt of the triict is covered with 1111 excellent growth of timber for tiro wood, and at previiilini; liich prices is a tirst cliiss investment fortius feature ulone. One (rood crop w ill much more thun pay for the land. A school house is just across the road. Three liv ing springs on the place. This is olfcred for 11 111 eh less than ictiial value so if vor want 11 genuine bargain, hurry. Price, S650.00. il.MONS & KKASOXKIi. Ashland. Oregon. THE SOUTHERN STATE NORMAL OREGON SI BEGAN THIS YEAR'S WORK SEPTEMBER 16 A large working library has been lidded; the physical mid chemical laboratory has been fully equiiped; a new gymnasium building is hcitig erected, und u large and handsome school building, is Hearing completion. The school'grounds are beauti ful and picturesque. The health conditions are of tho best, the social environment is pule and stimulating; the course of study Iiiih been strengthened and made more practical. The faculty bus been increased iu number mid the school is now equipped to do work of the highest order. ' This school belongs to Southern Origin. It desires and merits the patronage of the people of this great section. For catalogue, address BENJAMIN F. Ml'LKEY, President, . Ashland, Oregon. II. Thomas, Secretary. phe Speed! Razor Hone The Surest, Safest and Quickest Impossible to Over Hone Razors with Speed Razor Hones rajmvimairfr TT """ Paddocks Biw Den! I L I j I reserve lour Clothins and Woolens By first brushing them thoroughly and hanging them in the open air and sunlight for 8 or 10 !ioar, wrap them tightly in tar paper with somo of our jeliable moth proof preparation, and if kept iu a tight drawer, chest or closet, moths cannot and will not injure them. We carry a full line of tar and tai iue luper, camphor kballs, cedar, camphor, etc. National Drug Store To Cure a Cold in One Day . T A Take LrSXaUVe DrOITlO quinine Tablets. JS ?y r, Sev MHlioa koxe toM in pest 13 nonDit. Thk itmatmp CP. STCZr Cures Oip in TwoDty. or. ivery rm box. 25c