Ms H ROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS. OREGON, APRIL i, 1904- I '--a Seeds! Sboos! Seeds!' It is now seed time and soon will come the harvest ' Don't buy old seed for late planting. Owing to the lateness of the season you require seed that will germinate quickly and make a rapid growth. We do not claim to have Specially Trepared Seed, but all our seeds are NEW and we think they will grow. Have plenty of Flower Seeds this season All kinds of Sweet Peas in bulk; Native Morning Glory seed, etc Onion Sets White or Yellow Danvers 10c per pound. Early Peas and Beans in bulk. The White House Grocery. OUR PERSONAL COLUMN People They Come a.nd Co From Day to Day J Mrs. J. S. Moore is visiting m Port land. Wm. Sliibli'y, merchant of Ongou City was in town Tuesday. Miss Marjorio Kinney is now able to be oat after a siege of typhoid fever Mrs. Wm. Battmnu left for Jeffer son Saturday to bo with her mother, who is ilL - CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET C&tes Set for Trial at This Term of Court. Circuit court for Josppliiue county coiiveued for tlio April term nt the court liooce ou Monday, witu Judge Beneiou ou tho bench. The time thus far has been occupied by the re-trial of tho cafe of Dunham vs. the S. P. Co. Dunham was run over bv an engine in tho Grnnts Pass yards in March, 190i, ei d lost a leg by the accident. His fill was cause 1 J by a broken handhold ou the engine. THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS Brief Mole end Items of Interest and Imports. nee. J. N. Voorliies returned to Portland xho case was tried at the last term of Friday after visiting A. E. Voorhies ' conrt RU(i (le pliut iff awarded a ver dict of $12,000. This verdict was set aside by Jculgo Harms and a new trial II. C. BOBZIEN. SIXTH STREET. We Have Just Added A FULL LINE OF w f IN ALL STYLES AND PRICES FROM IO CENTS UP. Odd Fellows Block. Spring Weather Is Coming for It ? Are You Prepared You will need Garden and a Tools Cultivator in your gurilt 11. WE HAVE THEM. Your fruit trees will need spraying. We have Lime. Sul phur and Bluestoiie, and Spray Pumps of all sizes. We are prepared for all seaons come in and see us. HAIIMUDDLE HARDWARE Co. Grants Pass, - Oregon. IRELAND & MEADE'S ADDITION TfPTTT" 0 J,il,l,s Pass, Oregon : 8 7 G S 4 3 3 ! j : - k ,11 . 1 ,. I . I , I , L-J : M E A D F. S T K 11 T -r -I it li II 13 16 17 It tO - u s r 13 14 LEF. T. A and family for a few we.'ks. T. J. Audree and 13-year old son ar rived this week from St Joseph, Mich , to make their future homo. ""MrTaiid Mrs. E. D. Weston spent Saturday with friends in Grants Pass. They loft in the evening for Ton cclla. Geo. D. Fletcher, who was former ly a clerk in Grants Puss, but now traveling for a Chicago firm spent Sunday iu tho city. J. Bnrtloy, after 15 years mining on Gnlice creek, has loft thoro and will spend the summer iu Idaho. Mr. Bartley sold his mine lust year and will now take a rest Mrs. Mary Denize will return from Vermont tho lutt of May nnd will probably reach here the 2itli. She will be accompanied by her sister, Mrs. L?e and husband. H. C. Telford and son Ray ' came from ColeNtin Monday to build a Jiouso for Misses Hattio nnd Emma Telford. They will erect a modern 7- room honso ou C street between Third and Fourth. Work was commenced Wednesday. Father Hick io formerly located in Grants Pass was a passenger on the overland 0110 day last week, on his way to San Francisco to undergo another operation ou his even. His eyesight has improved but he Is still j greatly troubled. Mrs. Frank Akens nnd daughter I aud Miss Brown of Chicago aro visit ! ing the family of W. II. Freed. They . will remain for the summer and will ; occupy the f etzner residence durir.g I tho nbsenco of Mr. and Mrs. Fotzm r, 1 who will make, an extended trip east. Mrs. E. C. Newell is sufforiug from tho effects of a severe full which she received on Saturday cvoning. Iu con: jug down the stairs nt her home, sho missed a step and fell. SI10 was severely bruised aud has been con fined to her bed for several days, but suffered no serious injury. J. A. Muddux cut an artery in hi leg while working in tho woods for the Goldeu Drift Mining Co. Monday Fortunately, there were other work men near and ther immediately sum moiled assistance and brought Maddux to town, whero he received ti edieul euro. Maddux lirtd just comment1 work for tho Ctolduu Drift Co. C. M. Hyskell, formerly editor of tho Democrar-Jonrnal of Burlington, Iowa, arrived iu Grants Pass Thurs day with a view to b curing orchard laud. lie was met the following day by Ed M. Andrews, proprietor, and Clms. Hazelriir, musical director of tho Andrews 0Mra Co., Chicago, who aro also seeking fruit lauds. Mr. Jackson, of the firm of Jackson & Moon, the Galice miners and pros pectors, recently took out over flOO in a pocket which he discovered on his qnurtz property ou the right hand fork of Galicu creek. He wus drilling ou tho vein, tho rock being somewhat hard and noriced particles of gold in the drillings. When he find tho Must and returned to tho 8iot, the hole ap peared all yellow with gold. He had placed tho "idiot" accurately iu the pocket. Frank Colvig camo np on Tursduy from the Rocky Gulch mines at Ualiee, where he has been working during the winter. He walked out to Merlin, some IT miles, in time to catch the morning train. Tho mine has lueu ruuning stcudily during the I winter nnd an immense amount of gronni has been piped off on a low bar which prospects richly. The I ground being low the rich gruvi l near the bedrock is lift until later iu the ; season, . when the ground will be j "bottomed np" aud the cream of the mine will then be secured. granted. Edgar Chiles who stabbed John Patrick, and II. L. Bennett, who shot H. S. Dolau, both ou tho streets of Grants Pass, wero arraigned on Wednesday aud will appear to plead at 1 :30 p. in. on Thursday. Following is the docket : CRIMINAL CASES. . Stale vs. Ed Chiles, attempt to kill John Patrick. State vs. Bennett, shooting D. H, Dolan. State vs. MuMulty, theft of overcoat. ACTIONS AT IAW E. R. Pickel vs. John R. llarvy and wife, action for money. j S. A. Vanco vs. Tho Mountain View Copper Co., action for money. O. K. Stevenson vs. Southern Facinc Co , action for damages. May Kainscy vs. John Lockhard, action for damages. E. A. Dunham by Guardian ad litem vs. Sou'.ticru l'aciuc t,o. action lor damages. W. C. Hale vi Win. Uallcy, action for money. II. 11. McClung vs. Lucy under, action for monov. Firct National Bunk of Southern Ore gon vs. August Fetsch, action for money M. Bluinenthul & Co. vs. J. B. Allien action for money. Sl'ITS IN Kyl'ITY S. W. Smith vs. Nellie Smith, divorce W. I. Sweetland vs. Grants Pass Now Water, Light anil Power Co. equity, o jeetions to cost bill. F. Petsch vs. Lucy l'erren, equity. Ellen St Louis vs. Henry E Booth, equity. Elizabeth Grove vs. F. F. Grove, divorce. 0. S. Uoodnnw vs. Wm. II. Emoreon, etal, foreclosure of mechanics leln. Elvira D. Iluy vs. W. J. Hay, divorce Ileuj. Hush vj. H. M. Girliam, oquily S. N. Avers vs O. O. I.nnd, suit to quiet tillo. James O O Uunn vs. A. W. l ox, par tition nnt. C. E. Euier on vs. Jans II. Aden, an insane person ami U. u. myior nis guardian, equity: J. F. Wiscearver vs. Jacob Klipple, suit to quiet title. W 1 Sweetland vs. Grants Pass Now Water Light and Power Co., eqitity. Clura Child. tu vs James II. Childers divorce. Estate of W. F. Kramer, an iusolvont debtor vs. J. 0. Booth, assignee. W. E. Stacy vs. Tennesse Stacy, divorce. F. II . Osuood vs. W. P. and W.G. Wright, equity. Alice Josephine lliyglns vs. Louis Higiiins, divorce. J. O liooth vs, Walter DuVarila, etal, equity. Laura Fields vs. Sherman' Fields, divorce. Iva M. MoCalliater vs. Oliver A. Mc Callistcr, divorce. Jesso Furman vs Samuel Baker, etal, suit to quiet ti'le. Joseph Moss vs. James C. Every etal, equity. O. li. Everitt vs U. J. Evoritt, divorce Martha Louden vs. Leonia Louden, divorce. II. C. Bolizien and II. Thomas vs Alice 11. Culver, equl'y. J. T. Layton vs. R. L. Davis, equity, Harriett Lee vs. T. 1. Lee, divorce. James T. I-ognn vs. l)i?p (iravel Mill' injr Co., inj ii ncti'in. F E. .ia;farlno vs T. It. Itourke etal, foreclosure of mechanics loin. IIUUN. Ideal Fountain Pins Is in tiie northern part of the j city, nl nut t one Mock north of tho ! Walermau new l.rick l-ulihc School liing.. from AlVJ up at Cramer Bros, hetwecn Seventli una .Ninth i strc.-ta. The lots iu this udditioii lire especially ndr.pted fur rcMdencc purpose ai they are verv large and on rolling ground and higher than the city pr.n-r. For a short time only Ireland A Mead., are making remarkably low prices, It will pay you to inve-tigate t'.icir pr.po-ition before buying elsewhere. See H. V. MK.ADE. at the Courier olli -e, for particulars. Strtvy Bicycle About two months ago a bicycle was j left r.t flth and H streets, Grants Pa-s. , Owner can have snme by proving prop- IICNTING At (iriints Pass, Saturday, April PI, lfM, to Mr. and Mrs. .1. I.. Hunting, : daughter. " DIKD HAKD1NU At Grants Pans, Wednes day. April 20, I'.H.I, Martin Hard ing, aged f't years, .Mr. Harding was a Union soldier aud has suffured fur years from a bul let wound ree, lived whllu in the fier ice. Ho is also an Odd Fellow, bn 'oigiugto.a lodge iu Kansa.i, from which I lac i he camo to Grants Puss erly aud paying advertising charges. last fall. Mrs. ' from paralysis. H. tiding is suffering Dr. Flanagnu, Physician aud Di-ntist, Go to Corun for Tlumbing. Honest effort wins a piano. Garden Hose at Cramer Bros. M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist. Ico cream daily Horuiug & DePuy. Oliver Plows at Cramer Bros. Location fee $115. W. B. Sherman. Order seals and rubber stamps of A. E. Voorhies. See the elegiut liue of street lints at Miss Weston's. A splendid line ol Royal Charter Oak ) Ranges at Coron'i If you want a piano free write to A. E. Voorhies and learu how to got oue. Garden Tools at Cramer Bros. Ico Cream and Soda Water evoiy day at Htru'ug & DePuj 'a. Cold boiled ham and pickled Tripe. White Honso Grocery. Madame do Murphy, scientific ro- veulor, to bo found at tha Cutch Pen ny social. Mysterious lkey, Meaudoing Mikey and a woman who c.imot talk, all at the Catch Penny Social. Garland Stoves at Craumr Bros. What if your house; should burn to night? Are you protected? II not in sure today with John Minor Booth, room 9, Masonic temple. Did you over before liavo an oppor tunity to socuro a piauo? There is no gamo of chance about this. It de pends ou individual effort. I have some nice lots in line for business locatious. I will soil at right price, time to suit purchaser. J. D. Drako, Sixth street, south. A fine assortment or goods and 500 styles to select from at the Grants Push Tailoring Co. Nobby suits at reasonable rates. Steam cleaning. See that fine lot of Ladies', Gouts and Babies gold rings? For a smalt consideration St. Louis, the jeweler, would part with ouo or two of them for lie is making more of them aud might mnko you ono just as you want it, if yon furnish the gold dust. Oliver Plows at Cramer Bros. Get out among your friends and work for tho Courier Piauo. Sweetest Navel oranges ou tho mar kctWnito House Grocery. O. C. DnuiuU reul ostuto and rout al agent. Cor. Eighth and M st roots. Wo arc going to give away a piano, Write tj A. E. Voorhies and learn how to secure it Planet Jr. Tools at Cramor Bros. Wo sell tho fnmous Sharpies Tubular Dream Separator: if you havo two cows or more, wriio us for valuable literature on dairying, froo. UaiKH Bros., Mudford, Oregon. W. It. Reed tho wagon maker lias removed to Sixth St., with a full aud select stock of wagon and carriage uiateriul. "Good work and good slock" niv motto. Shop two doors north of Davis' aeuoud hand store. Just received a flno lino of Dm moiiil and Opal rings. Bring In your old cold or in in in u sold aud lut me inaku you n seumless oval or ban ring. I liavo a new way of uinking them whi'.u you wait. Alfred Lolcher, Miss Junnita Clark has sold tho Bol Ton bakery to A. Gigler of San Fran cisco. Mr. Gigler is a practical baker, having been for lfl years iu the bakery business. He is rutittiiig the place and will add many improve ments. BicyclcB for t25 at Ciamer Bros. Having received ouo of the latent improved 'New Century Engraving machines wo are preiariid to do all kinds of engraving; goods bought from us engraved freo. Curtis & Co., Odd Fellows' Building, Grants Pass, Oregon. Send mu your order for fruits, vegetables and produce. .Fresh east ern oysters always on hand. Fish Tuesdays and Fridays. J. K. Hosser, commission merchant, next to Palai s hotel, front St., Telephone 4:1'). Cash paid for poultry and produce. FREE! GIVEN AWAY t A very pretty China Tea Set A Beautiful Rug A useful Trunk A desirable Dress Pattern (Blues ) A fine All Linen TaWu Cover A pair Nice Laco Curtains. See Window R iil Star Htoro. I New Spring Suits; Young Men of Taste and Discernment will bo quick to appreciate tho extreme stylish ness of tho suit 6hown in tho picture. It is THE ROYAL SACK, throe-button, full chested and broad in tho 6houl7, V 'o lW IfUY . ors. niiulo in all tno Donuiar ouniinur tuL'ucs mm ...-. , : n.,i:.. f nnllnrno Jf if SCIILOSS B $12 At so low ii pi-loo mHEllti is nothinsr in tho stylo, fit, fabric or tailoring of this suit 1 would suggest tho idoa that it was "Kendy-mado." On tho other hand, thero is everything in tho nppearanco and quality to suggest the highest class of merchant tailoring. It is art-tailored by Schloss Bros. (EL Co. Producer of Distinctive Apparol for Gentlemen. f Suits 1 . CL0T?1ES.MK.fiRS I that I K 'Drop in and let us talk it over.1 Outfitters to Particular People. GRANTS PASS. at tho Courlur of- W. Bobbins for Fishing Tueklo at Cramer Bros. U try a Bluo Ribbon B-ceiit cigar. Photo Supplies lioo. Voto for Marcus County Clerk. Cold Boiled Ham Wo slieo it- White Ilouso Grocery. Screen Doors at Thomas Co. Window screens at Thomas Slo. Head carefully our proposition to givo away a high grade piano ireo. As yet tho Oominutatlon Law bus not boon repealed. -W. B. Sherman. Miss Ida Weston is allowing a splendid lino of Tailored hats. Sec them. Come to tho Catch Penny social at Woodmen hall, Friday, April 2'J. Admission cents. Bicycles repaired at Cramer Bros. Get protection by insuring your property with John Minor Booth, room tl, Masonic temple. My ollico 10 and 13 Masnnlo Temple is ojmmi to you for any Information or assistance wo can render in the tim ber lino. Am exclusively in thu tim ber business. W. B. Sherman. Pat tun's Paint nt Cramer Bros. Small house and two lots oil the north side of the U. It. track, lor a aluirt tlinii onlv. nrico H75. Lots alone aro worth the money. Call ou or address Joseph Moss, Grants Pass, Oregon. Why don't you tuke that l inllllon feet timber claim that W. Ii. Biicr- maii ran show you. If you think lie can't show It, show hliu that yon ineaii. business and ho will show you tho timber. The llebekah ladies will glvo a sipular advertisement social iu tho I. O. O. F. hull on Tuesday evening, April 2tl, which promises to bo 'i very enertaining utTuir. Kef reshmeiits will no served. The admission will ho 15 cents. Tho city council held au adjourned meuting last Wednesday evening Tim must important business transacted was the pasHiiitt of ordinances closing business houses on Sunday and grant ing n franehlsn to the Condor Water & Power Co. to erect pel s and wires in Grunts Pass. Geo. Finch was up pointed to I li. U o the place of Marshal Wooldridgu. tTAVING purchased the jowclry stock of tho lato II. II. Barton, for a short timo only I will disposo of samo at greatly roducod prices. All repair work dono under a guaranteo to givo satisfaction. 13E11T BARNES. , demons' Drug Storo. THE BOFFA CONCERT High Gr&da Concert Given Saturday. to Be DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES Who They are and What Their Present Business la. Miss Bert ina Holla, viollnst, Mine. D. BotTn, high soprano, asssted by tho orchestra under the drectlon of Signor D. Bnffa will give a couonrt at the opera house Saturday evening. April 2:1. Hlgnnr and Mine. BufTa are woll known In Grants Pass as thorongh musicians while Miss B irtlua Is con sidered a wonder iu the musical lino. Her uppnraiico is always a sou roe, of pleasure to an audience. The following program will bo ren dered: Haimotid Overture Auibr Thomas Orchestra Violin "Zlegeuiierwdsen" Pablo do Saranate Bert ina HorTit Soprano "Lot Hear tin Gentle Lark!" Sir II. Bishop Mine. D. BntTu Flute Obligato, Mr. Clarko. Overturn "Strade I In" Flotow Orchestra Violin "Ktninoro Concerto" Felix Mendelssohn Bertina Bulla Soprano Santas Ballad "(lying Dutchman" ....Wagner Mine. I!n Ira Violin "Komatice Sans Paroles' H. Wleniawski Berlliiu Bolfa Mi sere Scene From Opera II Trovatoro Verdi . Mine. Bulla uml chorus The entire program is one that will be pleasing to all and no music lover should fail to attend this concert. Vegetables always frcili In our Mist Mar hiun not on the aireel White House Gris'ery. It. O. Smith, tho nominee for repre sentative is the woll know attorney of this city. . C. F. Lovelace, nominee for sheriff, is tho present county commissioner. thoroughly and favorably known throughout tho county. J. A. Slovnr, nooiluoo (or clerk, la tho well known druggist of this city, a member of the Urauts Pasa school board aud one of the prominent busi ness men of the town. II. C. Perkins, nominee for assess or, is the preseut county surveyor, a member of tho city council of Grants Pass, and Is well known all over southern and western Oregon. John Wells, noiulueo for commls siomr, has held that office iu this county for the past four years, He ia an old resident of this county and has always beeu ouo of Its solid citizens. Dennis H. Stovall, nominee for school superintendent, is the well known and popular writer. Dr. W. II. Flanagan, nominee for coroner, Is a pioneer physician of this city and ouo of its prominent and active citizens. Strtout Stomn.h Troubli art d. , I was troubled with a distrcsa in my stomach, sour stomach and vomitlog nih-IIh, and can truthfully any that Chamberlain' Stomach aud Liver Tablets cured me. Mrs. T. V. Will iams, Lainshurg, Mich. These tab lets are guaranteed to cure every case of stomach troutile of this character. For sain by all druggists. The Gloria HAND Tl'RNKD QVmft AND WELT OUOO (A Ladies' Dro-s Shoe) is the most popular shoe in the United States today. STYI.K, WORKMANSHIP and MATERIAL are PERFECT. ao different styles, A to EE widths. The best and most extensive line of Hand Turned and Welt Shoes ever .shown iu Southern Oregon. AU One Price $3.50 The Douglas Shoe Union Made the best known, the U'st made nnd the litst wearing shoe it) America for $3.00, $3.60, $4.00. Great Display of lew CO. ipring Footwear FOR- Watch Us Fine Vici Kid. 5 to 8, $1.00 SJ to 12$. 1.23 MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN During the past - weeks we have been receiving our New Spring Stock of Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes. We have never been able to show as extensive lines of exceptional values as we are now selling at popular prices. The Pacific Logger. $6.60 A Hand Made Shoe, Hand Sewed, Hand Pegged, made of California Oak Stork, This is by far the B.st Miner's aud Logger's Shoe ever produced and is made to fit the foot. Ask to see them. Ladies' Cheap Shoes (Thatwear) $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 We will show you the largest assortment of Shoes in Vict Kid, Dull Dor.gola and Calf ever displayed in this city, at prices that cannot be matched. All widths, sizes and styles. Ask to see them. Children's Shoes 13 to 2, $1.50 tine; knot all solid leather. 5 to 8, $1.00 8J to 121, $1.25 13 to 2, $1.50 Grand Spring Sale is now on. Thousands of Dollars' worth of New Spring Goods going at prices that cannot be duplicated. Sec the NEW SHIRT WAISTS NEW SKIRTS, NEW WRAPPERS, NEW CORSETS. NEW GLOVES, NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW UNDERWEAR. New Clothing for Men and Hoys. New Shirts, New Waists and New Shoes.