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ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1904. OUR PERSONAL COLUMN MAKING A EINE EXHIBIT THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS VAGUM OR ECONOMY FRUIT JAR Nothing Better for Preserving Fruit To clean up our stock for this season we will make a special price on PINTS, QUARTS, AND HALF GALLON "Water Melons, Rocky Fords.Hackensacks and the celebrated 0?age Mush Mellons now on the market. ALL KINDS OF LUNCH GOODS Something New Kippered Herring imported , 1 pound cans Ready for the table, at the The White House Grocerv. H. C. BOBZIEN. YOUR LUCK will depend a good deal upon the kind of tackle you use. If you want to make fine catches in Rogue River let us show you what experience has taught us to use either for Salmon or Trout. We have Expert Reels in all sizes and a fine stock of Lines, Leaders and Flics. Cramer Odd Fellows Block. BAIBOO RODS Mason Fruit Jars Pints Quarts 70c 1-2 Gallon 1.10 WE ALSO SELL ECONOMY & GLOBE FRUIT JARS, TIN FRUIT CANS. JELLY GLASSES, JAR RUBBERS. WAX, ETC. HAIIt ItlDDLE HARDWARE Co. Grants Pass, HAVE TIRES SHRUNK COLD No danger of marring the paint on the wheels. No delay. The entire job requires but 30 minutes. We handle all sizes up to 4 x "i. Come and see our new machine work. TRIMBLE COOK, Blacksmiths. SURPRISE HER The Little Girl or Hoy Needs a Piano and Needs it now Avail ronrstlf cf the very liberal . : ' discount to prevail on onr nne 01 pianos turuifT Stptemlier. A con certed "drive" for business will be male (ill aloug the line duriug Sep tember, making it tho most economi cal time to 1 ori haiiP an instrument. Turn your pi.1110 or organ. Pay on cany terms if yen do not wish to pay each. Allen &' Uilb rt-ItamukiT Co., I. O. U. K. Ilhlg.. Beware of OinUicat lor CtUrrh Thsl Con- Uint Mrtury. a rcercorv will surely destroy the sense cf smell and completely derange the wliol.' system when entering it through the mueons surfaces. Such articels should Dever. be used except on prescriptions from rcpnlabla phy sicians, as tho damages they ill do it ten fold to the good yoo can po. sihly derive from them. Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by p. J. Cheney Co.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is titen internally, a'tinc opou the blood and mucous of surfaces of the syt m. In baying flail Catarrh Cure t sure you g-t tlM genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by V. 1. Chenev & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by nrugis. I'rice, per botil". Take Hall's Fatuity Pills for constipation. For Sale. Good mileh cow for sule. Inquire fil this office. Picknickers will soon bo coming home then more work for the cook. Lots of Peaches next week. Better get your fruit jars and be ready for them. Have you ever used the SIXTH STREET. 111 FISHING Bros. CANE POLES per dozen Oregon. YOUR Lewis Hkvcs. Lewis Hayes an old-time resident of this county. and an Oregon pioneer or 1S53, died at his home on tlie Ap plegnteurar this place on Friday laet. Its Dual illness was of only a few days duration. The interment took place on Saturday at the Orunits Hill cemetery with a large attendance of neighbors and friends. Mr. Haves had lived in this county for nearly 40 years and was univer sal'y respected and esteemed as a man and a citizen. Lewis Hayes was born in Cnyohoga county, (Jhio, March 1st, ISi'J, and came to Oregon in 1S.VS, settling on a (arm Hear Salem. Ho afterward moved to Eugene and in IW to Southern Oregon, buying a farm on the Apphgate river where he has since lived. In lK-'-S lie was married to MUt Charlotte Abbott, wiio survives him. Seven children are now living Mrs. Elizabeth Osborn, Francis M., Jeffer son D., David O., Wni. L andEugeue Haves and Mrs. Josie Kuch. Two children are dead, Mrs. Rachel Spar. lin and Samuel P. Haves. Qilfa Kick For This It may be the very chance your papa and mamma liave been waiting for. For few days longer we will take for a superb Wellington upright piano in mahogany case, til) pavmenta. Allen & Gilbert Ka maker Co.. L O. O. F. bldg. Notice On the 8d day of Aogust. !!4, mv wife, Mrs. Elisabeth Smith left my bed and board, without cause or provocation, and I will not be re sponsible for her acta or any debts she may incur in mv nam. W. J. SMITH, Selma, Oregon. People . They Come end Go From Day to Day Miss Ida Weston returned on Tues day after a stay of several weeks at Portland.' Miss Rhoda York spent Tuesdav and Wednesday visiting at .her home on Applegate. . Mrs. N. B. Meade returned Satur day night from her trip to the Wil lamette valley. Mr. and Mrs.D. H. Stovall retnrucd on Tuesday from Portland whero they attended the mining congress. C. B.Smilh left on Wednesday for Roseborg, where he will conduct his shooting gallery for a few weeks. Miss Mabel Croisant returned Tues day morning from a visit to Portland and other Willamette valley points. L. L. Jewell aud sons Dwight and Robert returned on Saturday morning from a two w?eks outing at Pelican Bay. MrB. P. Ritner, wife of the presi dent of the Ashland Commercial College, was in town last week in the interest of the college. C. R. Platts, owner of the "Mother Lode' quartz property on Boland creek, returned on Wednesday from a two weeks visit to Eugene. Clark Savage, who is firing on the Champlin dredge ut Foots creek, was in town Monday. He says the dredge is now running i.ight aud day. Tho family of J. R. Wister, man ager of the Model arug store, arrived on Monday from Oregon City and are now ocenpiyng the Eclns Pollock res idence 011 Fifth aud A streets. Mr. and M-s. II. D. Norton awl son, Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Eclns Pollock and Joseph Pollock left on Monday to enjoy a fow days fi.liing in the vicin ity of Byboe's bridgo on Rogue river. Mayor H. L. Oilkoy, C. C. Hig gins, R. Thomas, R. L. Coe, Col. J. S. Crawford, C. D. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis II. Stovall, L. O. Hig- gins, Ray Brlgg", L. B. Wickersham, Dr. Flanagan, ArtlTur Conkliri and A. E. Voorhies were among the Grants Pass visitors who attended the min ing congress in Portland last week. Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Meusch returned last week from a two weeks' outing at the Urinimett ranch on Sucker creek. During their absence they visited the Josephino county caves ill company with Itubiyt Griinmett and Mrs. Lizzio Long. Tho distance to the caves, seven miles, and return, was made by tho ladies on foot. A horse was taken along for their ac commodation, but they scorned the equestrian method of locomotion and preferred to walk. Tho party travers ed the caves for a considerable dis tance, cm whd through the narrow tuunels, bumped their heads on the stalactites and had a most enjoyable trip. Many of tho ladders in the caves are becoming shaky and must be replaced if the safety of visiting parties is assured. A TRACK WALKER KILLED Cal Yokum Run Over by Special Train Near Tunnel 8. Cal Yoknin, a 'trackwalker'- in the employ of the S. P. Co., was ruu over and killed near Tunnel yearly Satnr day morning by a' Knights Templar special train. Tho exact manner of his death is uncertain but tho report most credited is that he was lying asleep near tho track and on the ap proach of the train rose in a dazed condition nud fell across the track be tween the two engines. The wheels ran over his shoulders aud his skull was fractured. Ho was taken to Wolf Creek but died on arrival. The de ceased was a brother of J. A. and New t Yokum 'if this city. School Nites. Mr. Milton W. Davenport, who, at present, is at Berkeley, Cal., has been elected to the position of High School Principal. Mr. Davenpoit comes to our school well recommended by those who know him as scholar and teacher. This creates a new position in onr teaching force, anil as principal, Mr. Davenport will have supervision of the High JSehool 1. roper This will give the superintendent Is'tter op)or tunity of looking after the general welfare of Hie schools and buildings. At a nmeting of t tic lioird of Edu cation, Moneliiy evening, the coin inittie on buildings und supplies were empowered to purchase a wry compli te ott it of physical apparatus. It is the desire of tlie superintendent to give particular impetus to studies in this line of praclical utility. One of the rooms in tho central building will he lltted up as a laboratory. La boratory method of instruction will he used. It is Imped that by next ses sion the hoard will te in a position to put the course in chemistry on a similar good basis. Parents havirg children to enter Grants Pass schocls are requested to bring or send -thcni to the Central building en FrnWy and Saturday, September 2t an ?!d. 't his will give opportunity of assigning new pupils to tlieir respective grades In fore the os-ning day, Sc pt. inls r Mb. The ol- tire will be opi ned on the uhove dates Is tweeu the hours of 10 a. m. und !i p. m II. It. TURNER, Supt. A Dangerous Prisoner. SheiifT Grace of Sonoma county, Cal., was here Tuesday with a prison er whom ho had secured f.ear Port- laud and who was wanted for foraerv and for the dishorn. -t appropriation of some .',.'ji. The J rinoie r was a des- ix-rnt character and while in the Josephine county jail bad a long knife ccncialed under the waistband of his trousers. The oHie ers here learned of this fa.'! firm the prisoners in the jail alter the de-j-artnre cf Grace and Kis charge. The California sheritf was not 1 (I' d at Atl.laiid by teh rgam that his 1 risoner was c arriyng a knife. We have received a ropy of "Suz anne of Kerbyville, " by Dennis H. Stovall and have -rnd its pages with the keenest intercut. The story is bright, breezy and vry interesting It told. The scene is laid in Old Kerhyville of this county, in the stirring gold digging, Indian fighting "early davs. " It is a book to interest readers ifes-etivu of locality but to ri-id' nt rf Southern Ore gon it has a particularly ke en int- re -t The story is interwovi n with bit of Southern Ore-yon history and Chief John of the Rogue river is one of the characters of the book. "Suzanne" abounel with deseription, much of which ban an exceptional beauty and charm. Mineral DispKy In Hobbs Build in Attracting Many Visitor. The mineral exhibit rooms in the Hobbs building on Sixth street are being handsomely fitted op with furniture and fixtures. Besides the display of minerals, there will be at tractions and conveniences of various kinds which will make the rooms extremely attractive to .visitors. The rear portion of the rooms is to be fitted with a desk for the nse of the manager of the exhibit, two library tables aud a nnniber of reclining charis. A handsome set of leather up holstered chairs was moved In on Wednesday. Appropriate literature will be supplied fcr a reading room aud there ia to be stationery for the free ose of visitors. There will be toilet rooma in connection. It is planned to ke.'P the exhibit rooms open from 7 a. id. to 9 p. m. every day, Sundays iuclnded. Already visitors to the number of SO to 100 per day are coming to the exhibit rooms aud the most of these are eastern people. The benefit of the enterprise at the present time can scarcely be calculated and when the exhibit is enlarged aud extended to tho point where it may he considered ati exponent of ita.district, the benefit will be incalculably greater. All of the Josephine county exhibit at Portland, with the exception of the S00 pouud piece of rock from 'the Greenback and gome of the ore from the Granite Hill, will arrive within the next fen days and will be install ed in the exhibit rooms. The Gteen liack aud Granite Hill ore was placed in the rooms of the Oregon Informa tion Bureau, in the Union depot at Portland. Other exhibits have been promised by the several mines aud an extensive ore display wiil soon be roady. The ores will occury the show win dows in the front of the building, two long rows of shelving and cabinets along the sides and two pyramids in tho center. In the exhibit of ores no partiality will bo shown. The arrangement will be alphabetical. All the ores will be catalogued. All the data con cerning ores and mines will bo re liable. A committee will be in foroe whose oflice. it will be to investigate all doubtful data and to correct any possible misstatements. If any should persist in misstating tho data of their ores or mines they would be asked to withdraw the exhibit All up to-dutu mineral maps will be kept in connection with the exhibit. They will not be limited strictly to minerals, as fruit, vegetables, etc, will also have a place. Tho artistio features are not ne glected nud liatulsomo mounted ant lers, beautiful plants and other dec orations add to tho attractiveness and charm of the exhibit rooms. Artists Favor the Everett It is sold at Allen & Gilbert-Kama-or Co. 's branch store. 1. O. t). F. Bhlg. Easy terms; old instruments exchanged. LIST OF SCHOOL BOOKS To Be Used In the Severe.1 Grades for Coming Year. The following list of books will be used by pupils in the schools during the coming school year: First Grado Wheeler's Primer, Slate aud pi'iicil. Second Grade Cyr's First Reader, Wentwortli's Elementary Arithmetic, Writing Book No. 2, Slate and Pen cil. Third Grade Wheeler's Primer, Cyr's Second Reader, Wentworth'i Elementary Arithmetic, Writing Book No. 8, Slate and Pencils. Fourth Grade Cyr's Third Reader, Wentwortli's Eleiui'Htary Arithmetic, Fry's Elements of Geography, Ree d's Word Lessons, Writing Book No. 4, Ri'od's Introductory Language. Fifth Grade Cyr's Fourth Reader," Wentwortli's Practical Aritiimi'tic, Fry's Elementary Geography, Reed's Word l essons, Writing Hook No. fi. Sixth Grado Cyr's Fourth Reader, Wentwortli's Practical Arithmetic, Fry's Complete Geography, Reed's Word Lessons, Thomas' Complete History, Writing Book No. fi, Reed & Kellog's Gradi'd Lrsseiiia in Eng lish. Seventh Graele Cyr's Fifth Render, Reed cfc Kellog's Graded Lessons III English, Wentwortli's Practical Arilhmelie, Fry's Complete Geogra phy, Reed's Word Lessons, Cotton's Physiology, Thomas History of the V. H., Writing B-ok No. 7. Eighth Grade Cyr's Fifth Reader, Wentwortli's Prurtiral Arithmetic, Writing Boon No. 8. Coltein's Physiologv, Thomas' History of Hie I. S., Dole's American Citizen, Kei d t Kellog's Gradi'd le ssons in English High School, First Year Wells' Algebra, Reed (V Kellog's Higher English, Tarr's Physical GiKirgaphy, Adams' European History. Second Year High School Wells' Algebra, Collar's & Daniel's First yiar Latin, Adams European History, Carpenter's Element of Rhetoric. Third Year Wentwortli's Geom etry, Gage s Elements of Physics, Alle n A Grerctiongh's I. alio Grammar, Alleu & Gre-e iiough's Cae-sar, Chan uing's Histeiry of L S. Feiurth Year Williams' Chemistry, Brook' English Literature, Allen & (Jreenough' Latin Grammar, Allen On-enough' Cae sar, Daniels' Latin Prose. Composition, Tarr' Geology. Vou are CominjV Come oo If you ever expect to own a fine op right piano at less than usual retail price, e the beautiful Kingsbury lyle we are dinrcinnting on for a lew davaatl. O. O. F. Lldg., Allen. 4 Gilbert Ramaker Co. U try a Bine Ribbon 8-cent cigar. MARRIED. MILLER - Me ELROY aT" Yka! Cal.. July 2 I'.KH, Fred Miller of Buffalo, V Y., and Mis Minnie Mc Elrov i t Grant Pa. DIED. HAVES At hi home near Grant Pass, Augunt 2t, i'M, Lewi Have, aged 7i year, ! months and 2 day. Brief Notes e.nd Items of Interest txnd Importance. Dr. Flanagan, Physician ami Dentist. Go to Coron lor Plumbing. Bicycle repairing at Cramer Bros. M. Clemens,, prescription Druugist. Have O. O. Lnud saw your wood. Peach paper at tho Courier office. Ice cream freezers cheap st Cramer Bros. See Sample Photos at the tent Studio. Diamond Rings from 3.-10 to 100at Letcher's. 1 Talking Machines and Records at Paddock's. A flue Hue of whips fioin lOo np at Cramer Bros. Full cream cheese lBo pound White House Grocery. Order seals and rubber stamps of A. E. Yoorhies. A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron 't For first class table board go to Smythe's, 114 E St. Plates and Films developed and printed at Clevengor's. Bicycles at reduced prices at Cramer Bros. Diamond ear droits from $13 to 1-0 at Ltteher's. Amateur Photo work promptly aud carefully attended to at Clcvougcr's. Don't fail to son the new line of Diamond and opal rings at Letcher's. Winchester, Marllii and Savage rifles carried tu stock ut Cramer Bros. F'or a short time Ireland & Meade will sell you a lot for (10 dowu and per month. Write to P. Ritner, president Ash land Commercial college, before going elsewhere for a business oducatiou. Best and cheapest. If yon want to catch trout let Cra mer Bros, show you what to uso. If you are not getting good shots, for your money, Try tho Red Star Store, whero good shoes are sold. Why pay rent? I will sell yon a house mid lot or a ranch on easy pay ments. E. L. Cass. If you wish to reduce your wood hill, buy 4-foot lengths and huvu O. O. Luud saw it for you at your door. A few years ago Sam Davis planted t few slips of bamboo on what is now Cal. Bridge's place near Alle gany. G. E. Murphy recently cnt a 1(1 foot fishing polo from this grove and it is a beauty and an admirable shape for a fishing rod. Very few people know of this grove and it will be news to tho jieoplu of the stato generally that bamboo can te grown in Ibis state Drain Non pariel. Full cream cheese 15c pound White House Grocery. Tuhle Board at reasonable rates at Smythe's, 114 K St. Cramer Bros, storo is headquarters for all kinds of fishing tackle. A new lino of Diamond jewelry 011 hand at Letcher's Jewelry store. Prospectors are being fitted out al most OTcry duy by Cramer Bros. The season for canning IInrtlc.lt pears is now 011. Lcavu orders at White Honso Grocery. 110 cents box. Typewriter troubles are all over when one use ' ail Underwood Visible Writing Machine. Write the Under wood Tyowriler Agency at No. (Mi Front street for a catalogue. As I di'siro to leave Grants Pass, I will sell anything that I possess mid the entire S. F. Cass estate on easv terms. Seen Jos. Moss for list of eal estate and houses. E. L. Cuss. Tho 23th annual reunion of the Southern Oregon pioneer society will he liiild next Thursday in Jackson ville. Hon, R. (. H111 i Hi of tin city is anuouced to give tlie address. Rev. J. J. Evans, State correspond ing secretary eif the Christ inn e-L 11 n il, will preach at the Clnisliau church Sunilay morning and at Ilia union ser vice in the M. E. church Sunday night. Curtis & Co for Watches, Clocks, Gold Rings anil .li'welry, fine wate h repaiiiug, engraving. Goods sole! at reasonable prie'es. Come anel see us. I. O. O. F. Building, Grants Fane, Oregon. From tho Portland point of view tlie seven wnndcre of the world are Portlauil, Mount Hood, the Columbia w aterw ay, tlie Port land climate, May or Williams, the Ore gentian and Bull Run water. Albany Herald. Holde r Slump ink in sloe-k at the Courier ofllce. Al Bartlett Jsars, verv best, flllc box. Leave orders at White House' Grocery. The Frielay evening ope n uir on lies tra conci-rls have been ilisi iintiuui'd on ae couiit of the coolne ss ot tint even ings. The se iniii erts have he-e n a very iMijoyablo feature of tie summer e-a-son and have been greatly appreciate! by all who have listi ne il to them. Some of the Souihe ru Oregon pniTs should in future never complain about R. D. Hume catching all the salmon at the mouth of Rogue river. It seems that thousanets huvie feiund their way this se aaon as far up stream as the lug dam aiross the rivr. Del Norte Record. Ohnmpliii & Co , of Foots creek, recently n i l ived three maiiiiiiolti sin ks of Oregon fir feir tlieir dredge. The sticks weigh r,ht tons each, are 21i".H iiie he s nud i;n feet long, and contain H.0 feet rf lumber. TI117 cost fto jsr I IKK) feet f . o. b. , Port laud. A large attendant n as pre sent at the Ojs ra house tin Saturday eve ning to witnens the closing pn forniaiii'e of the Southern-Armour Co. in the drama, "The Spy. " In their week of reqr teeire he-re the company gave goeid sat isfaction and will dejuhtless ho given good house should they come this way again. I have in my hand for sale, near Merlin, a ulace of 40 aces about 10 under cultivation with se v.-ral ap'ing nieely located for irrigating. Bal ance of land covered with goeid oak timbe r with some fir and pimi. Geiod house, bern and other improvement. For furthe r information tall tin or ad-dn-ss J. R. MoGalliard, Merlin, Ore. The Baltimore Ohio Railroad Ca. lout all it typewriter in the re-reeit diastrou fire in Batllmeire. They bad a nnmls-r of different make in at", but when refurnishing their ofllce with machine they purchase-el one hundred and fifty Visible Writing Unde rwood Type-write-r. The ag ncy for till state is located at W Front treet, Portland. Ask for a analogue'. t Brownies That are Beauties The Double Breasted Quality. Appearance. Evclusive Walk-over Agents MININGCONGRESSSESSION Josephine's Exhibit Is a Centnr . of Attraction. Josephino county had by far the most prominent and most popular ex hibit of ores at the Mining Congress ut Portland. The exhibits were placed at the back of the armory with Joiejiehine county almost in the center in front of the gallery baloouy. The first thing to catch the eye of the visitors was the large painted sign "Ores of Josephine County, Oregon" at tho top of a series of steps which were arranged tho exhibits. Above this was a 6-foot picture of the Old Channel n.iuo and aleove this another largu picture of the same mine. Beneath were grouped ores from the following mines: Oncon of lirou.o, Elkhorn. Coin stock, Gold Mining Co., Oold King, Piatt's Mino, I.uoky Queen, Oro Kino, Cold Spring, Alameda, Hon e Htake, llaby, Greenback, Oold Ung, Kremer, W. K. Wright, Gold Stand ard, Oak Mine, Isaan it Miller, 8. A. Vance, Maid of the Mist, Ked Bean, O. h. Mauguni, Tellurium from tho Lewis fc Clark, Ilarth & Hon, Moun tain Lion, ClcoKttra Group, Hhaska & Itohiusnii. These samples were grouped very effectually nud attracted constant at tention. If any onu ore sample could he said to attract fhs most attention it was uinlouhtedly the IttX) pound chunk from the Greenback mine. Coming as it does from tho IKK) foot level of tho best paying mine In Ore gon, it proves to the mining man that the ledges do go down. The cam of gold nuggets, however, togi ther with the Ilrlggs gold, capped tho climax of attractions. There was a cninetant crowd around the runn ga.ing at the metal aud asking ii!ctioii ami it is safe to say that has done more to let the world know tnnt Josephine county produces gold than any amount of other kluds of ailvertisiug. We were able to "show" even the Mianouriaus tlibt we had gold. C. C. Illgglns, who, by tho way, is to be commend -d for his work in He- curing favorahls space at.d In arrang ing the exhibit for tho opening esainu of the cougresa, was on hand a gri'ater )wrt of tlie time to eiplaiu and talk about Josi'phiiie comity to tlie visit or. The other Jejsephlno county elehgates also talked for Southern Oregon. So popular was the Josephine county exhibit, that twice witin an hour during tlie Thurnlay forenoein progiaiii, the president was obliged to steip piocee-elings and announce tlmt l tin rongre-H was in session at the front of tlie ball and plenty of op IMirtiiuity would be given to see the exhibit. Why" Pay-Rent Porn piano when vou can step into tlie I. O. O. F. Illdg , nud in five minute- own a Wellington or Kings bury or Hteok or Everett on terms eiiy a rent? Allen St Gilhert-Kamnker Co. K. A. Ailams brought In some ap ple this week from his farm on hogue river south of town which are good ex IMiueiits ot tlie quality of fruit which the Hogue river vulley is able to pro duce, tfoiue of the apples were nearly ' inches In diameter aud were pcrfcet ly sound and without a blemish. The flavor is exeiuisite wltn none of the (taiui'ti whii'h marks some varieties ol big apple. Ask your deale r for Hogue Kiver Creamery Duller made at Medford I now r$ cuts per two-pound, aeiusre Sail weight. Hay 4-ft wood and have Lnud saw it for yoo. They are in our store and you'll want one of em Don't del y Is tho correct thing this fall MODERN METHODS Distinguish These Suits and Overcoats from the rest Tho woolons used wholesale from 2.00 to $3.00 per yard. Best quality Italian lining, satin sleeves, silk sowod throughout. Custom tailors uso tho same materials for their $35 and $40 suits and overcoats. Tho most essential fcaturo is how tho garments look on you. With tho tailor you cannot tell until you buy. Hero it is difforent. A pattern for every taste, and twico tho satisfaction at half tho price For Sale. For sale cheap I law books, 21 vol umes of Amreicau and English Ency clopedia of Law, new edition; also other law books. Address Rov. J. A. Mears, Morlin, Ore. Hop Pickers wsntod. At Weiduiann or Patton yard, two miles west of city. ' Persons wishing to camp will be moved from city to yard free, if notice Is given in time. Wagon will ron from bicycle track to yard night and morning free, for day pickers. Inquire or write J. E. Weld man, Grants Pass. All sorts of ridiculously low prices are being asked for second-hand type writers at the Uuderwood Typewriter agency, 05 Front stroot, Portland. Anyone desiring to get a typewriter cheap will do well to ask for samples of work and prices. A 000D WATCH should bo cleaned at loast oncoaycar. Have you had yours cleaned and regulated? I am proparod to do all kinds of jowclry repairing at prices that aro right, and guarantoo my work to givo satisfaction. BERT BARNES. Clemens' Drug Storo. SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION AT Golestin HOTEL NOW OPEN w. ...b.innuu ueieui iniui luuuuu a Earn Money WIv WIIJ, PAYJV'OU I'OR YOURJTIMR A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR KARNIvI). BY COMING TQ. OUR STOR 1 A D TAKING ADVANTACB Ol OUR lilO DISCOUNT SALK You Earn Money j& Big Saving on Each Article Purchased. Ladies' Shirt Waists from 75c to $1.50 now 50c Ladies' Skirts $3.50 now $2.50 " 4 00 " 3.00 " 4 50 " 3.50 And all Summer Goods in Proportion. New Department Store White-IIcmenway Co. Mgrs. Sack Suit t GRANTS PASS. Reduced Re. tee to St. Louie Expo sition. The Southern Paclflo Co. will sell round trip tlokots at greatly reduced rates to Bt, Loo Is and Chicago, ac count the St. Louis, Exposition, on the following dates : Jane Kith, 17, 18; July 1 3, 8; August 8, 9, 10; Boptember 6,6,7; October 8, 4, S. Going trip must be completed with in 10 days from date of sale and pas sougers will bo permittod to start on any day that will enable them to reach destination within the 10 days limit Return limit 00 days, but not later than December 81, 1U04. For fall information as to rates and routes oall on Agent Southern Pao., at Grants Pass. W. E. Coman, O. P. A. Trimble & Cook now carry stock of buggy aud hack wheels in all grades. The prices are right THE Springs FINE CAMPINC GROUNDS j ailurcM II. ii, loin, lOlUStlU, Urel. IIH tllltlllMI
