Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, April 07, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM6flJ RIVER COt'RlER, GfcAKTS PASS, ORiiGOK, APRtL ?, tg. ROGUE KiVER COUR!ERlRUN ONTHE 1ST NATIONAL.Ut REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES LIVE NEWS FROM PROVOLT 1.50 .74 GRANTS PAPS, OREGON'. Published Every Thursday. Subscription Rates i One Year, In r Uvau Wii Months, Xtrtx Mentha, hingle Cu)is, Advertising Races furnished on sjiplii alien si the odice, or by uisil. Obituaries and resolutions of run dulence will lie i barged lurutjcj'er line; card ot Ibanka oOc. Allempl to Break-the Bank Cre Sited Little Excitement. An attempt was made this week to ",prcci)ilnte a rnu on (lie First Nation- i - , i . ai nans oi tins oily, x ne ellort was a A. E. VOUKUIES, J'KOl'K. St MnuR I.'ntered at tlie post oltu at (.ranis pa-a, Oregon, a second-class mail lustier. THCKSDAY. Al'KJI. 7, 1U04. Tlie Hearst forces claim they will ucminnto their man withoot the aid of New York. Jnilgo Alton H. Parker of New York U exirn ted to bo tho choice of that delegation for the democratic presidential nomination. The Jiijiani so continue to bombard Port Arthur with little apparent effect. No ojjcratjon of iuijiortanee iiccm to to jn preigress. This la "cleaning up time" and gord work is being dune by both city and citizen in chiming up street and premises. All should follow salt nod make Grants Pass externally t least, a ctenu tow n. The wcni her of the jant week hits been of a quality calcualted to make. tlio residents of Houthcrn Orogi n nut Isflc.il with life uml things in general Then) is no more beautiful variety of weather than t at which U given U Southern Oregon in spring. Stirred by the possibility that Wall street might try to defeat Itnnscrolt by keeping tight hands ou the purse string, Andrew Curncigo lias an nounced that he will be n contributor to liooscrolt's tminjiaigu fund, to the extent of $!,(XK),0()0 if necessary, ii Wall street should tako such a igni tion. It la a lioja-ful sign that Hie woild Is growing better, when All Fool's day bus as little observance rs it had In Grants Pnsa liu-t Friday. If it Is not growing better it certainly is be coming less silly. All Fool's day and Halloween pranks und tho sending of "comic" valentines am obser vances which aro being Ignored by nil sensible people. "Puah made Chicago." Push made many great cities. Push w ill make many more and it will help any city, do mutter where located or what its advantages or disadvantages. Cilii liavo grown.to considerable sl. with out push and other cities have k inoir size without any effort. Grunts Pass is a city that has grown to its present proportions in xi.ito of itself, in aptto of tho fact that uo.eKpecial eirort has been inade to push the piace. it has had a sternly und licnathy growth. The pust year Inn. secu greuter growth than uuy year previous. Iho present year will show still greater progress even though wo exert no especial effort towurd helping its growth. Imagine, II you w ill, what Grants Puss wool huvo been if every business man and resident had talked for Grants Pus and worked for (limits Paul. 1( you talk for your tuwn or do you talk against It V Some huvo talked against It, numbers of men have. There n uo less t linn J'J peo,lo out of tho 100 or morn who caiuo this spring who nave left or tiro about to leave here because some of the business lie u di uui .peas, you or their own town. t i. . i anoe yuur own town Grunts lass has advantages beyond tl average town, 'iho county as gold mines, eopier mines, lumber; and WO ralso fruit, vegetables, hops, hay, livestock, poultry mid anything olsc we ueed. Wo have good schools and churches and theiu is no need id BiKiIog.lng fr the town imr knocking but there is need great for pushing ii 1 T... ...I:. ... inn liuieir lilt Mm right SJKlt When ho says: "The son le t uis on earth is the cu.s who will sit around and cuss his own town. If 1 li,ed astride the north pole, I would call it home, and wt uhl be ready to boost il op. II I couldn't say anything ui,e about it, I would nay that my lee bill 'didn't come high.' 1 won hi nt stay ill u town I had to i iiss -not uhih tho world Is as big us It is now " failure most lamentable to the promo ters of the run. Little excitement was created. Funds were withdrawn to tho extent of tllJOO. According to the bank's certified statement, pub lished in another column, a with drawal of nearly tlliO.OOu could be met before drawing ou the reserve funds. It will be seen, therefore that the buik was not greatly em barrasscd in this cafe. The "run" was started by tele phone messages sent out from Grants Pars and tho attempt Is credited to a certuin element among the sal loon men, as a blow a1 Mayor Oilkey, cashier of the bank. The hostility to tho mayor is by no means general among the saloon men, though there is sn element which his firm staud in the enforcement of the city laws has antagonized. Telephone messages were sent cut to all the nearby towns in every direction, stating that the t-aiiK naa lost 1 10,000 and warning depositors to withdraw their money, saying that the financial condition was precarious. Pusinesa men in Grants Pass received similar warnings. Though Iho attempted 'run"caused a little money It lie withdrawn, tho hank's accounts the next day follow ing the attempt showed that the de posits of the same period excelled the withdrawals by ."iOOO. It npis ars to have been a cold blood ed and malicious, though futile scheme to wreck the bank ami if the guilty parities ure apprehended tl ey will prolinhlr discover that tho n au ts of tho "run" are serious In a fur ilillereui manner from their original aiiuci pin ion. Men Selected to Me-ke thai Coun ty Ticket. Ths repoDlicau primaries were held on Saturday in the several pre cincts of Josephine county and the following delegates were elected : North Greets Pass Joseph Moss. J. C Campbell, L. U Jewell, A. Morris, O. O. Lund, O. W. Donuell, Joseph Pollock. South Grants Pass Ed Lister, W. Chausse, G. W. Colvlg, J. W Griffith, H. Zollcr. West Grants Pass-C. D. Welter, W. T. Coburn, R. W. Clarke, a N. Reymcrs. Waldo Chas. Decker, J. T. Logan, Chas. Phillips. Kerby B. Borough, T. O. Nancke, E. F. Moiasuor, Jan. How aid. Althouse O. W. Young, W. A, Leonard, J. K. Lewis. Williams O. O. Bigelow, R Cougle, J. T. Payne. Merlin O. A. Guild, Chas. Ciow, A. M. Hammond. Hlate Creek -J. 0 K. McCann, A . Jess. Wolf Creek K. W. Kuykeudall, W. B. Hearst. Murphy C. K. Oeutuor, L. W, Carson. Selma dipt. Hogaii, J. W. Har moil, frank Hoguu. Leland F. M. Smtli, A. A. Porter, Wm. Light, M. W. Ksoey. Mt. Keubcn-O. Karg. Galice Ed Frlduy, T. C. Emory. No primaries were held in Lucky Queen precinct. The convention will meet at the court house in Grants Pass ou Thurs day, April V, at 2 o'clock, p. m. Progress in Mining. Lumbering and Agriculture. - K. Wallace & Hons' silver plated and sterling siher ware suitable for wed f ding presents at Jlyetcher's. Homer Iu.venpuii Homer Daenpolt, the lehbrahd cartoonist, entertained u huge amli rueo at the opera In, use u Tuesday evening. The i uti raiuim ni was given under tho auspicts of the Woman's club and was one of tl,,- most ther- uugniy pi, using or the y, ar. The speakor was Introduced by Mih F. E. Young, -resid. ut of the club. Ms. I'uvcnj urt is a 1 urtii -ui.ir'.y i n-t-rtainliig speak, r and k. pt lii.'un I lence ill the most enjoyable frame i,f mind. His talk i-i,iii,, ,1 maiulv ot amusing i-rsi,iia r, iiun.,-, n,-i s ami SlorUsoflmlabli. Ulell, W l-olll he has run. He give a d, m, caitiM-u drawing accuracy suit mastery of every Spring Goods Arriving Daily in All Departments at E. C. DIXON, SHOES AND FURNISHING GOODS. Miss Reua Biuimau of Williams was at Provolt Sunday. J. T. Lay ton of Provolt is spending the week at Grants Pass. Mr. Rexford of Applcgate was do ing business in Grants Pass Tuesday. James Coffee of Powell' creek was visiting relatives at Provolt the last of the week. Mrs. Wm. Sonson, who has been ' Tery ill with tlie bronchitis, is im proving very lapidly. Mrs. L. W. Smith, tlie Provolt postmistress, who has been in Grunts ' Puss for the past few weeks returned home Tuesday. We are glad to suy that little Lewis is improving nicely I unaer me present condition, from Since then he was takco to town to the doctor, who prououucid the col lar bone broken. While playing with the dog, little Zclla Robin.wn was bit ou the left cheek, but not siriously hurt, I suppose we will soon hear the mill whistles, as we will hare two saw mills in the neighborhood. Mrs. Lovelace la now at home, after being in town nearly two weeks She seems to be g.-tting along all right Richard Lindsay and wifo entertain ed several of their neighbors on Easter Sunday. All report a snnipt r.ous dinner. The farmers are improving their time in making garden, sowing grain ana spraying their fro it trees, this beautiful sunshiny weather. II we hear of any sickness in the neighborhood now, we may know it was caused by eating too many Easter Independent telephone Man. , ' Tlie B. R. Electric & Te'. Mfg. Co. j of Kansas City, Ma, have opened branch office and slock room in Port laud in charge of Mr. W. V. De Var. ucy, who is an expert telephone man. -' It will be to the interest of independ-, j out telephone companies con tcui plating I building, to communicate with him- , j Address B. R. Electric 4 Tel. Mfg I Co., Portland, Oregon. Conic and see our CLASSIFIED ADS.! FOR. SALE. OREGON EXPRESS HELD UP F.xpr.ss Messenger Killed-Rob bera get Little Money. l'lireo masked men held up the t'M'gou Express nt Copley, 10 miles north of Redding at II o'clock Thurs- lay hiuht, killed Express Mcssluiier O'Neill and ciiiri. it off the contents of the express box. The traiu was No. I , and stopis d at Copley, a small station, for water. The robbers blew up the ear ami kill ed the Inessenirer hi-forn .-,,11,.,.. II... A TELEPHONE FOR GALICE Line to Be Built from Merlin by Con. Mines Co. A. B. Cousin and J. H. Cradlebauuh of tho Galico Consolidated Mima Co. were In town on Wednesday and loll in the evening train for Merlin. Mr. Cousin has Just returned from a busi ness visit to San Francisco. During tlie coming summer tho eonipnuy will Install a Campbell tubular hy draulic elevator ou their Galice creek pro.rty. Tho conditions are ideal projiorty for the use of an iie.'isure Itox. . ).:- .... iMKiiwuTinau lorcni the train elevator and the new appliance will ereVV to Ulieounle the front I ........ .!....!. I-. .. I . . , ...... nll in ii.,. n.ii iiei-iiir in I'llsll.lllull Ol ami his l.i ul.n, evi,, nt thorcuul deiail i f the opei.i ' i f w.-ii.l. i- to il,, 1 W'tia- a u a v tlou v. iis n sour. IKctators. 'Jin. drew VV.l . gu, 11 II. h- II- e. Siutic ktifu'ii.ntun iiei.l "I have bitti sulj ,-t (,, rheuni'itiMii t.-r v,:u-," ne. Wahlion, of N iltl.n j,uu ,,,, "My jo.nts were n it ;u,,i v an in Ii ) sn i ii and .lis, ,in,i,,n , would era. k w h.-n I mi,-, i,i. , I Usi d I hamlH'rhiiu's lam I', iiavte been thori,U;hy cei. ,1. ctrtainly a most woinieifui hi, For sale by all druggists. ',1,-h s. l,.tl, I l: . l,- l. .ve in. I- -l in . , -.1 ll .DM It I 1, 111. ' ami couiH'lled its engine tneni to Keswick Station, llvu milts south, where they disembarked ami lisappeared. I',. F. Joesliik, tho eiilgm-er sava that nfter stopping at Cm, lev tl,., noise of draw ing water drowned the noise of the shots that must have he. u fired in (he eiorcaa car. as W " Neilltlle lllcss.-nc.-r ee ia by bullets. Presumably the three ma-k. ,1 in. ii attempted to rob the ex i1" -ss car and the m--ssenger made a Mghl Tin- r. -bls.i. tried to for.e H'NeiU's he:-r, who was ill the ha-gage ear when U N ill was killed, to ,.)s.n the 'af. 1 ul th,- helper showed that h, Olllll lint ilo ,, ,, ,i '.'tllpell, -I tl, pii iy I x sti. ks of giant p t'.e s,if. T'.eii they " I oil lie, ilyiiamil,., nas ur.1,1,,,1 it.,, he ii. i f ('. i-,,, , j, nil. ,1 the fu,,. i Ii" pal : v ha. Ju i":.rn. when the . r- 'I- It wt.-eked the I! - , r .lui'sink in lle. 1 , .1.1.1. inn the robbers ,1 seven to place ow.ler on tap nt bad a heavy box to which a fuse- llieu all but ft the car. Id reached the lo xplosion ts'eur elilite ear. Kn rtaiu that the COL'RIKR PIAXO CONTEST COl'IKN I hereby cast S votes for Mi, of . Date, It 01. Fill out the uU,ve coutioii ami send to thin ullice. " piuniler. lie wsi. t" get up on liis engine and stay until luither ot, lei, (-.,, f(,r "in to , any the highwaymen south. Ill- eng. I,- had been uncoupled. II,. u. .vs not by whom. He cimplicl with the order, but was not allowed i'i even take Ins lir.-insu along. u he htps-d the) alighted on I'"' iivr i T(, ,,(, wli(l (if "a. s nt that p,,u, il,., ,!, Km,,,,,r l.'wnof K.swiik. The robbers evl leiitly wauied to convey the Impress ion that th, would crews Hie river on the Irl.lg,.. u, (i'.,,r- ihhv, they made straight f.r Keswick. Vint If your house should bum to night? Are you protect,-,!? If not u. sure today with John Minor )i..i. JriKitii l, Matouic temple. lo draw swelling the already largo output from that property. Among the improvements in con toinplatioii is a telephone line from Merlin to liulioe Tina will be constructed under the si!s'rvlaiou of Mr. Crudlebaugh. COMING EVENTS. April II, Saturday Democratic Pri uiurie'S. April, 14 Thursday V. U. C. Chicken pio siipiHr. April III. Saturday Democratic County onventiou. April im. Monday- Circuit court meets April IS, Monday Portland Italian Ii ilol. lijs'la house'. New DreeUIng Plant. A new dredging proiwrty of 8ixyi acres la Bbout to he otx ned near Hol land by a eoniisny of California men Mini a ret already operating two dredgers invar Oroville, Cal. H. ( Ue'ry of this city is sr jwrt owner in this prope rty. The reliniiiiary tessts of the ground have all been favorable, and the cniuuv is now patting on a leveii ton miuhlne and will give the ground a tln rough trial. If H e re .nils are satisfactory, a (ilant of larg. .apae ity w ill be Installed. Sucrlu l. u I, ut F. U Morris arrived here Tuewday and w ill proceed immediately wi'h the iiicving of the tea. hllierv. lrrl(ivttorv. lor sale IMl acres if land; S.'rti im lies of water; I1, mllea of dlstrib utiog ditches, sod ccnlrncta with con mini rs. lie ijuick. Hen A. Lowell, vViHdvi;le, Jaeksoti County, tire. Sliay Dlcyclo About two luontht ago a bicycle was left st Hill and H stns ts Grants Pau. Ow tier can have same by proving prop erty and paying advertising charges. A. U. Bannavrd-t'nderlsvkrr. serions burns which she received short time ago. The baseball games have started up again ror the season at Provolt. IMI buuday was their first game of the season which was not Tery largely attended on account of nn f..e knowing anything about it Afte next ouuduy, thet will he ready for any challengo whicli they receive. a. w. Baldwin of Williams iu wo'k with a forco of men lu his hot var.1. The yard will be grubbed by Tuesday and then it will renuirc poles to roiilace the short ones in the old yard, and also Mr. R is going to put out seven acres of new yard in a few days, which will make both old and new 14 acres. H. D. Kubll, the Applegate ente pusiiig iiiruicr anu cattle raises, was at jrovolt and Williams Si.i,i.- vismng with friends. Mr. Kubli reports that worg is in full blust, owing to the good weather which wc are having at the present tiino. In ewu weess more, the most of the small farms will bo seeded down with grulu and alfalfa. The valleys most enterprising farm ers are the U I ubarcer Fir... have four teams running from d .v light till dark, turning the sill wh ch bus boon farmed for many years au produced an abundance to its owners. This farm bus 105 acres of tillable land to be cultivated. Four years ago the brothers purchased the north half of the Muti ny farm, which made an additiou of 2i acres, which Is run with skill and profit. The weather is settled and the sun shines like that of summer, through out tho Applegate and Williams vul- leys, and the birds are singiiiK and the flowers aud shrubs of different kinds are in bloom aud the furmers are all busy plowing aud sowing grain, and grubbing for nlfullu, which will be sowu later in the season, and ir rigated. The Lewman Bros, never sow their scud till the Pith of May, which brings good crops the first sea son. The Souson hop yard wlrrrti is run by Lua Loesch is now under full headway, plowing and grubbing dur ing the good weather. Mr. L. is also making preparations to start on his uew yard which he will put out the latter m rt of April. Ho has men nt work grubbing, which will be com- pletid luesday and be ready to set out new plants in the additional yard. I he Cook & Rexford yard, which will be put out tins spring is too wet to lurm yet, although they have the poles cut and sots secured to plant as soon as plowed. This yard contains seven acres of flue black loam from the Applegnto liver, which will make hojis produce about 1000 ouuds ja r acre. It is also irrigated from the ilridgi point Ditch Comiuiiy's ditch, which comes through above this yard. Tho marble enterprise, is a good thing to invest in. Tho coinininy which is steadily oieratlng, la lining a lurgo business. From lllffil to I MM they sold 104 monuments which ranged from ir to 7,-., and since the first of tho year they havn disposed of dO, which was a larger sale than last year. Josephlno county has 12 mi let of this marble, which run he seen from the surrounding valley. It lays in grent crags, which are covered with moss and ferns which have been growing there throughout the ages of time; some of the ninrble is red .'loinled, while other is pure white and some is black with red, white and mixed colors which can discount the Vermtftt marble in color und can bo obtained at a much smaller figure, as that which could bo had here for $tt they charged $."h) und i 0 for iu that stutee. Tho Uraybm-s mountain also contains marble iu ahum lance. Tho Kxchequer iitiart mine at Uiurel Grove, which is known throughout Oregon and many other stales of the union for its richnesi and w idth, is owued by Dr. Flanagac of Grants Puss and has been worked for se veral years w ith good success. Three years ago it was bonded to St. Johu, who worked the proisrty with skill to see if it was a ving proio sition. It proved that it was valu able, and the only draw ha, k was the prion which St. John refused to lwv, so tho niiue was soon shut down ami the mnchiuery moved to Grants Pam and shipped to Ft. Jones, C alifornia. Tho Lew man Pros.' mine is exten sively worked through the w inter and lays idle during the summer. The mine is known as the ' Isabolle ami lays ou the head of Whiske y Gulch. Tim vein is one foot in width anil goes per ton. The brothers an' running a tunnel to tap the ledge which will be ruu this coming fall. Last fall they built acock bouse and run iu .to feet before quitting. Tbv susiriiitciiitcut, Tinea, lawn, an will Zanoui. Woodville Items. Mr. D. Jones is the new clerk in W. V. Jones' btoro. A gang of Greeks aro at work re pairing tho track here. W. Williams of Grants Pass, spent Sabbath with Mr .Stevens and family. The Western Union liaie a gang of men changing (.e wires on to new poles. Mr. Howland of the Howland & CK)k mines, passed ihrongli here aud reixirts good cheer. Prof. T. R. Towuseml spent a pleas ant evening in Grants Tass ou Satur duy the 2d of April. Services will be held in tho Presby terian church, Sabbath, the lot Is at 11 a. ui. and 7 :30 p m. Rev. U. Tweed made a pleasant call ou Rev. Wm. G. Council of ejiants i'asM on buturrlav. the 2d nf April. Mr. Johu Pitman stopped work iu W. V. Jones' store the first of April mid expects to work in the sawmill ou Kvans creek this summer. TIih school board directors gave their consent for the use of tho school house, for night school, and Prof. T. R. TowriEcud held his first session of the school Monday. Wndo into It boys. I'I,- . l.i: i. iiuuueaii primary was con veiled in W. V. Jones' store Saturday, la of April. R. Tweed was elected chairman and W. V. Jones secretary w. J. Stanley and I. C. Dodire were elected delegates to the conven tion that meets in Ashland on the Dili of April. Heavy WAGONS aud HARNKSS for, sale. Iticju ire Golden Drift Mining- j Co. office. KNG1NE 21.; H. P. Lazier, gasoline j Engine. Bronght from Buffalo, N- j Y. Never used, and is brand in w. A bargain for cash or J art jsiy-, ments. K. L. Cass. I.AKM KOK BALK-two miles fri.ln Mer lin. PHI seres -aUmt seres of g.K.il iKittom land, 2a aeres in cultivation, -mail house ami barn and a!out ay nere. uikI.t fenee, hslsuee ot land suitai.ie for nr. har.l or pasture. For further partic ulars a.l dr ss W. M. Crow, Merlin, i 're-gun. New Baby GoQarts and Bu$$k$ . Quality and price all right. A. U. BANNARD FURNITURE-and HOUSEFURNISHER. 200 Ai'HK ranch, good prune am) Hp ule orchard, hiuail iruit.- in tliundanre ; water for iriit-'tttinn, Ire-ide spring on every 40 at re.M center of a ran ire country; two dwelling tinu-e, i'it: tarn, every lljiiii,' (unpieie ; well -he. len t, from frotHf piod minim; markets, oie half mile north ot Tunnei!, price J,'fOn. Intjuire at tins othce. . lilG STOKE Grants Pas, NORTH SIDE Ortgon. FOR R.LN T. TWO ROOMS, en suite, suitable dressmaker, millinery or office, quire of Mrs. John Hall. for Ku- ROOMS Furnished rooms can be hail at 4th and B streets. Mrs C. K. Colfmun. HOL'SE close to the center of town for rent, -I0. IiKjuire at this ol'ice. Pure Drugs AT Tho Coming Contest 1110 courier projxBis to give away a piano on Oetolier 1st to a Josephine county young lady. The patrons of the paper, by their votes nre to decide who the lady shall be. Any lady is elidible to comiatte and anv vouni? lady who desires to secure a fine in strument should not hesitate to let nor trieuns know sho wants it. An ue rgetio woman bo will devote a few minutes each day to securing coiimns from her friends stands a good chance of securing the prize. She need not hesitate hi .caase si... Hvcb thinly populated distr ict ; if she wants the piano, her friends will rally nbout her ntnl w, rk for her iu forest. Any young lady desirous of announcing herself ns a candidate for the prize will bo permitted to do so '.lirongh these columns. Now is the timo to wnrk--rion't wait until the week liefore the contest close s. There are already nearly -looo couimns out and the one who stands the highest when a total of 31)00 votes are record ed, gets a fi Kodak free. You can get a kodak next week free if you work for it. "onutt i Club Meeting. The reugilar meeting of tho Woman's I lub was held in the Woodmen hull, riaturday, Ajiril 2. 1 he business of the club was taken up at the aphonic! hour. The presi- lent called utteutioii to the annual meeting which would he held in May. By three o'clock there was a large gathering, when Mrs. Hemmetiway, lending her physical culture class in a giuccfel inoveiin nt, opened the afternoon program. They gave the breathing drills, also drills for de velopment of different p:irts of the body. Mrs. lleiumotivvny give very interesting talk on tho laws of health; laying esjiee ial stress upon the im port, moo ot rresn air, projH r exercise and pure vwit. r. This was followed by a very pretl.v drill in club swing ing by the class. Mrs. Heniiin.nway showed horeo f lo h. IV ry able leader. in all the dulls, and the chifs certuin ly reflected great credit upon heT teaching. The nn misers of the club in appreciation i f Mis. Heniiuenway aim class, tnoveil a rising votu of thanks be lore adj mi-emeu'. CLEIEfiS' Attention ! Builders ! In onler to icilnco our stock, until further not iff, we will sell 2-D x 0-fi doors at $1.10 2-8 x (1-8 " " 1.15 21 x 32 windows, 2 lights " 1.45 24 x 2S " " " 1.30 20 x 2S " " " l.lo 3 Kvery other size in pr portion. 3 WILLIAMS liROS. DOOR & LUMBER CO. Makes a Clean Svietp. j There's nothing lik, doing a thiiiR tlioroughly. Of a'.! the salvia yin ever heard of, liucklen's Auiiia salve is the hi st. It sweeps away and cures burns, si-r-s, bruises, cms, boils, ulcers, skin iruptions and piles. It's only 2.V, and giiarantei d to give ati.f action by National Drug Store and CetuntK l'ass I'liannacv. Orange Front opp. Opera House, Grants Pass, - Oregon A complete line of Trimmed fiats Tho stock is now in everv r. rtii-.il-. r No old goods displayed. Tailored Hats Tho newest things ever brought to tho city. $12.00 Plume Free. A ticket on the plume will lie giveu away free with each f 1.00 purchase. Miss IDA WFSTON. Front Street, socoi.d millinerv store east of Sixth street. GRANTS PASS. ORKUON. WEEK Photo lice. Supjilies at the Courier of- A Thoughtful Man M. M. Austin of Winchester, loi knew what to do in the hour of ntd! Ilia wife hud such nu unusual cast of stomach and liver trouble, j hysiclani could not help her. Ho thought, of and tried Dr. King's New Life pjl, and she got relief at cue and ni finally cured. Only uc at Nationul Drug Store and Grants Pass Hav. nincy. U try a liloo Ribbon 5-cent cigar. MAKiiLU AND GRANITE WORKS I. Ii. I'AIU-OCK, Fkoi-k. i am pretifred tniuinish anv thing in the line ol Cemetery work i MARBLE ur OUAMTE. .jeariy t nirty years. ,,f -s,w.rtenre in the .Marble business .nu in, yeeir oriier? iu trie verv he v-an iiirnish work in Set. !, Sued " any Lir.ii warrants my saving Marblt manner. or American Granite or any kindrl from Mr.-ei. Neil t (,, ne.. Onr.sl.op. J. 15. PADDOCK, I- K WKIJSl'KH, Pta.s,, W. !. HAMMOND. The Southern Oregon Title Guaranty & Abstract Company GRANTS PASS, OREGON PHONE 593 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE cm iMCATrlS OF TITLE i .vimim,.,!, I'.-ri; 'I'itU- A- S- II IM.Moxn, eoteil. Oiini.,.,,i...i Al'TollNKV. Crants Pass Banking & Trust CoT 'Alii II' CAPITA I, HUH Ii Sli5.OOU.flO. Trnn-nct lleeeivi-N , UMIIIIM I, ar,. a. sieni nn m. iimi ilu t af.-ty ,,- aoe-m-Ml ltniikiughusiuess. Ii-l-usi ll,j,- ... ,,, ,. e...auei eertiueates. jc-t to eh,.,- ire. I of -II eeurteous trn,... . ... ie' n r: in-1 " eery consideration con- re"1' J- rl'.ANK WATSON, Pres. 11. A. 1IO0TII, Vice-l'res. " ' -IKWKI.h, Cashier. Ilreak Up a Cold TADLI-TS Modern Scientific Remedy Colds and La Gripive. for Tlle '.iational Bank t)l' SOUTH KHV AI'IT.tl, STtlt K OREGON. $150,000.00. i.eeeiv,-,h.p.,,s ,,,.,. Jflls si,-l,i ,rit. ,, rie-t-rapliii- lran.,.r. -pe. nil AKi rit;,,:, m oileetioiis iim,te tir, I to eh, , York k or on rtili, ul,. I.uvnl.l.. ....... sun I.-,... .-. on ueuiana. - ' Jl. A. llOOTH. Pres. J- i - . e AM . pi l vi. iv tlll.KKY, raahier II. I saiitcsar&'THaM Bvrik Report. Follvvoing ia the condense I state ment of tho Grants Pass Il.inkiug ,vi Trust en April I, H0: ui;soi'U('i:s I.oau.4 and discounta M:HSI I'. S. and other Nwils S.ikki 00 I'ity and silu.nl vvarrn ts l,o;.l ."it 1 loik ami l:tnr.a 2..ta)i K.-al estate s-s Cell I'll li.iml nii, in lank j.Vswj: Your money back if you want it Slover Drug. Co, scJ Solk Agents. 3; ' --iii- ' 9 vr All work is -tn,l:- Tot.ii i.i.i;ii.iiir:s. Capital stork paid in Surplus unit uiidivtle. fronts IVtvsitu Total nr.. si .14 I 3,.'l 01 lll.S-.M i-'i;,rM ;u stnrt to weirk earlier this full. WlldervllU Itoms. Mr. Cornell was at town r'ridav April I. The delsvte was pretty wi 11 att. u.l. d Saturday niglit at the school l ouse. J. B. ami R K. Kobunu n uiude a buuicia trip to town a few days ago. The health of the ueighKirhiMil is twlu-r siuint spring weinher couimeu- mi. Meutiou was made last R&llicaJs CoiliolidiYtcd. A tuilroail move which' is e,f ininie- uiaie uite-resi to Nnitliern Or-gcu is the consolidation of h, o. K. vt N". and the S. P. r.w,,!,. j;,,,!, )(,S(. roa.l.. have for a long nine been under the liartimati management. The s P. Inn., north if Ashland are now placed uu , r O. It jfc N. jurisdiction, K. K. Coivin, general ni.n.ig..r. Asiilaud end v:uis south are under S. P. juti.lu-tiou the il. K. it N. ortices in t ert land and San Ir.un isco have be(.n ciinsohilai, d with the S. P. ..ttU-v 'I have DRV WOOD Dry 1 6 inch Hciter and Cook Stove Wood or 4 foet wood, if desirt-d, cm be bad - ON SHORT NOTICE.... by leaving orders at the Sugar Pipe Store or the IV-marce nsic House or by add renins W..H. H EATON, Grants Pass, Ore. :,r-t s'iinr.i-,1,- ,. "'.II.I.(; Blue Front Shop outli Sixtb Street, t t t (joiu'ial Blacksmitbing Scientific Horseshoers asd MiniiiR Tool Workers M Ii. G. HIGGINS Assay Office .v (,opi 1. 1 " CHAKOKS: Ool-I. Silver, CopisT, Uud, 1 oach. Credd ami Silver, . GOLD DVST I'.ought and Iietined for Dental Trad.'! lje'h and every assay done wiih the ide-a that it msy be rherkrd. No. 3A F. P. K. To tbe Kodakcr rorkctii.ti in a ;0, would not ask for pictures x',. 1.0a. is in 1,1. .. r-rlv. means -,,ul!""S lK-tter made. r : -.. . VU11 1111, I c... .... ...... .r; v.n j 1 . I"1- pictures. Ps in daylight. es You perfect S'lt dcvel- U Kodak $2().oo Coiirir Office, Grant P,. Ore. v-'vclopins Machine $7.50 A. E. Voorhios Csed I hanil r!.-.i,.-. Motuach and Lie,.,- Tablets with meat salistai tory r. ulis" tm Jl,. p i. i'h-lps tloustm, Tej.is. lor iii.ti-k-ePon, biii,,UMi,.s and const i pat t,ui, tileti IM hurtim, l. .houl.l.., V:: " """" , vv"' f''d week Tola LrCXi Sevca MHDoa bora toM h fast 12 To Cure live BrcmoQuinineT in One DOOthS. This this. CntCra In Two Dsyx or. iverv ' ovt POX. 25C