ROGUE RIVER COURIER RANTS PASS. ORKGCW, SEPTEMBER Ji, 1904.
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What's the use Waitins:
People They Come s.nd Go
. From Day to Day
Organized Tuesday- Evening
Committee Appointed.
' Brief Notes) ivnd Item of Interest
e.nd Importance.
H. 0. Kinuey is at Hilt tliia week
oa business.
J. B. Paddock, wont to Roebeurg
Moudiy on busiuess.
Miss Zella Hare went to Eugene
Friday to enter the U. of O as a eta
dent. Mrs. S. C. Clark and daughter.
Mis Joanita, left last week for Sil
On Tuesday evening a meeting was
held in the miuing exhibits baildiug
for the purpose of organising a local
aimers association. There was a good
I attendance and a lively interest was
manifest. -
The meeting was called to older by
C. L. Mangnm who stated its object
Mr. Mangum was chosen a chairman
Miss Fraukie Trier of Ashland has 0f the meeting and O. II. Poindexter
Closing out prices on odds in Dishes
CUPS and SAUCKUS per set while they last, 50c
PLATTERS from 20c up
Tatent COFFEE POTS worth $1.00 and $1.25 to close
at 50c and 75c each.
Fresh New Breakfast Foods
Crespo like its name Crisp, and very appetising
Dr. Pr ico's
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY FOOD
Its good, try it
The White House Grocery.
II. C. BOBZIEN.
SIXTH STREET.
THERE'S PURE DELIGHT
' these cool mornings from a little fire in the
heating stove. If your stove is not up, call
now at our store and see the lino for 1904.
All styles and prices.
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Cramer Bros.
Odd Fellows Block.
STOVE BOARDS.
GARLAND STOVES.
fDOE IT PAY
A Bridge (Si Beach
COOK STOVE
will perhaps cost you a trifle more than a
cheaply, poorly constructed stove, but you wilt .
soon be repaid by the satisfaction of having a
good cooker & baker. And you will not be
coming back for repairs the frst season.
BUY THE BEST
Hair-lliddlc Hardware Co.
jaajaj
...Newell Bros. Racket Store...
TullW Iluildiiitr. f-ilxtli Street
Stationery
Door Mats at COc
Jelly Glasses at 40c dozen
Some bargains in Jewelry.
been visiting friends in Grants Pass
this week.
Geo. Calhonn and family returned
to Grants Pass Saturday after visiting
in California.
M. M. Kohlerltft Ti es lay evening
for Tnmwater, Wash. He will prob
ably be absent some time.
Johu A. Larson and two children
went to San Francisco Saturday on
business and for a short viBit.
Walter Dvte left Monday evening
for McMinnville to finish his course
at the college. Mr. Dyke is manager
of the college par" ,TI, Review"
Miss Susie Bannard left Friday
n'ornlng for huene where sue
teaches iu the Eugene high school.
Miss Margaret Banuard is teaching at
Baker City
' Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and little
grand daughter, Caruelita Pool, are
here from Ashland repairing their
home aud expect to return to Grnr.ts
Pass to reside this winter.
David Prlggs, O. H. Benke, Cliaa.
Yaeor. Robt. Creed, Mr. Gardener,
and Mr. McDougall were iu from
Sucker creek this week to testify in
the Wisccarver-Klippel ditch case
Miss Mrytle Lee returned Saturday
from her summer s visit at Heading.
She was accompanied home by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Lee aud
child, who will visit in Grants Pass.
Mrs. C. H. Walker and littlo
daughter, who have been visiting for
several weeks with the families of
R. H. Giltillan aud M. W. Wheeler,
returned on Friday to their home
near Albany. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hathaway aud
danchier. Ruth, went to Portland
last week, called there on account of
the murder of the husband of a dear
friend. Mr. Halimway returned
home Tncsduy.
Perry McDanlel wns in Grants Pass
last week 10 snip ins pnnscnoin goous
to Lake Citv. Cal., where he will
take his baud of sheep forthe winter.
The sheep have been summering near
Mt. Shasta aud are now being moved
southward,
Geo. Harvey of Tacomn, arrived
this week to visit friends at Murphy,
It was his intention to go rartner
sonth to locate but is so well pleased
with Grants Pass that he lias decided
to remaiu here. He is looking over
the town and seeking an opening.
Henrv Wiley, one of the old pio
neers or Douglas couniy, aieu ni
Myrtle Creek, Sept. 11, aged 84
years. Ho mined in me aiiiioubb
district in Josephine county in early
invpnd his brother Daniel Wiley,
wan killed uv t lie mourns mere hi
1855.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Hubbard, Mrs. (..has.
Rnsnre mid daughter of I rbana, IU.
spent Tuesday night iu Grants Pass
viKlting K. W. nowser who arriveu
from L'rbana recently, the party is
returuiue home from a stay at San
Francisco. '
U. H. Chamberlain nived Sunday
frnm Alberta, Cairnda, to spend the
winter in Josephine county. Mr,
rtmmmiraliu was a resident of Jose
niiina mnnrv bpfore the town or
Grants Pass was (nought or. lie i; ui li
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DOUKHi IUIH KIJU IHCll nnmu
several years, leaving the country 22
years ago.
A number of Grants Pass people are
ntiendimr tho Southern Oregon sol
diers and Sailors reunion at jiickboii
ville this week. Among tho number
are Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick, Mr,
unit Mrs. J. K. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Da', Mrs. Lee Calvert, Mrs. J.
W. Griffith. Mrs. O. W. Colvig, Mrs.
Mary Maybee.
Mrs. John S. Silsby of Ashland was
called to McMinnville Monday by tin
death of her uncle, John ll'indley,
well-known farnior and native Ore-
soniau living near that place. About
10 dnvs nrevious to ins ucatn, air.
Hundley stepped on a rusty nail,
from which blood poison supervened,
and notwithstanding the efforts of
physicians, ended fatally. tidings.
I)r F. W. Van Dyke left Wednesday
morning lor an extended irip to
Korope, covering a period (,r pcrnnps
12 months. His-traveling companion
is Dr. PicUell of Medford. The doc
tor will spend ninny moniiis in uer
nmny during which time ho will take
up somo line or study in ine meincai
profession. Ho will also visit Hol
land and other couutries of Kurope.
Rev. J. W. McDnngall and party
returned last week from their ("rater
Lake trip, extending over a period ot
nearly two weeks. They went iu a
lumber wagon and travel was
necessarily slow, which cut their stay
at the lake snort, i lie party was
composed of Rev. J. Vt. MolJougall,
Mr. and .Mrs. rreeuinu oawyer, t.iar.
ence and Freehmd Sawyer, M isses May j
White and Alfreda Smith ami Knlh
White. Mrs. McDougall joined the
party at l'ort Klamath, where sho has
spent severul wesks past.
Jacob Klippel, a veteran mini r of
this comity, spent several days in
town this week. Mr. Klippel is the
owner ot Hi" dlguinga nn nullum
creek wlirre ho took out a II. .i nugget
a few weeks ago. Among a number
of smaller piuces, Mr. Klippel has a
little nuugct (if uhout fi in value
which is quits a curiosity. It is the
exact slmie of a lady slipper, minus
he heel aud is perfectly smootli and
vminetrical. running to a sharp
point Bt tlio loe. n.npiei s mine
is In the siune aisirici aim only a lew
mile distant from the Briggs
Eldorado.
as secretary.
On motion by Arthur Conklin a
committee of three was appointed to
draft rules and -by-laws. The ohaie
mau named as the committee, Arthur
Conklin, W. B. Sherman and C. O.
Higgius.
D. H. Weyaut, who is soliciting ore
exhibits for the Lewis & Clark fair,
was pre.tent and addressed the meeting.
Ho urged that the ore displays be col
lected as fast as possible as it was im
porrhut that Oregon should have a large
exhibit, as it would be op (gainst
California, Colorado aud other states
that wonld doubtless bave fine eihib
its. Other Oregon districts are enthu
siastic aud Josephine county was
urged to make every effort to have one
of the grandest displays in the state.
W. Jf. Morphy, president ot the
Americau Geld Fields Co.. commend'
ed the exhibit, hot was of the opinion
that the matter snonld be taken np
earnestly aud early if it was to be a
success. He mentioned some of the
needs of our district saying that we
need more deep miuing, more capital
and better roads.
On motion by 0. C. Higgins, a com
mittee of three was appointed to inter
view tho merchants and business men
for the purpose of interesting them in
the new organization. O. O. Higgins,
Joseph Moss aud J. B. Crawford were
appointed. . ,
Chairman u. u mangnm regreiien
the absence of the Grants Pass mer
chants from the nieetiug. He stated
that 10 per cent of tho pay roll of the
Granite Hill mine for one month
urnnM nay the exnenses of the ex
hibits building for one yoar. Ten per
cent of the Greenback's pay roll for
a mouth would pay tho expouses for a
year and a half.
L. B. Chase mmle a few remarks in
favor of the organization and said that
all who benefit from the mining indus
try should be interested.
Rev. J. W. McDougall was called
upon and made a few remarks, nrging
the importance or a general interest
in the purpose lax which the organis
ation was made.
MBVor H. L. Oilkey and W. M.lialr
spoke briefly on the importance of the
exhibit. Mr. Hair enjoyed the dis
tinction of being theouly Grants Pass
merchant present at the meeting.
W. H. Sherman, Arthur Ui'niun,
A. E. Voorhies, J. M. Booth aud J.
S. Crawford were appointed as a
committee of five.to co-operate with
the board of trade to help entertain
the delegates to the Oregon Develop'
ment Leaano meeting.
The meet um was artjoornod until
October S.af which time tho organiza
tion will be perfeeed.
The principal oniect or tins associa
tion is to maintain a permanent mm
eral exhibit in this city and the desire
is to obtain a large enough niomDer
ship so that the fees and dues will be
sufficient to defray the expenses of
maintaining the exhibit.
COURT DOCKET
Cases to Coma Before the Court
Next Week.
m:wi:ll ijiios.
Oyr brooms sweep clean.
Teacher Wanted.
School district o. 4, Waldo, is in
I need of a qualified teacher for a two
mouths term, coniineiic ing Immediate
ly. Address W. J. W imer, clerk,
Waldo, Ore.
Fishing Tackle Is still in demnud as
now is the best nailing season, i rnmi r
Bros, can sell you just what you need.
Bcwvt of Oiatnwnt (of CUrrt Thst Con-
Uint Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articels should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy
sicians, as the damages they ill do
is teu fold to the good yoo can pos
sibly derive from them. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney Co., Toledo, O., contains do
mercury, and is Ukeo internally,
a-tiug opon tho blood and mucous
of inrfaces of the syi-tem. In buying
Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure yoo get
the genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo, tlhio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by urugaisis. rn ,x yr, .
bofle. Take Hall's Family Pills for
constipation.
PIANO TUNING
Join the Tuning Club.
mms.
STEVENS At Woo.dville, Ore.,
day, September 1, 11X4 to Mr.
Mr. L. Stevens, a daughter.
Frl
and
MARRIED.
Here's the proposition : Member
ship good for 18 months.
The fee for membeiship is the price
for the firt tuning to be paid wheo
work is done.
Half price to members afterwards.
Free regulating. You can call me
iu between tunings if anything needs
attention and pay nothing for it I
am here often. Orders attended to as
promptly as possible. Join now.
J. M. WARD,
Toner for Allen A 3lIbert4 Ramsker
Co. at L O. O. . Bldg.
WINKLE JOHNSON At Grant
Psss, Tuesday, September 20, l'j4,
E. Winkle and Miss Ignore Johu
son, Justice Furman officiating.
JESS GENTNEK At Willervilie
Monday, Sept. ID, l'Jt, Alexande
M. Jess and Miss Emma Geutuer,
Justice Furmao officiating.
STOCKTON DEAKIN At the home
of the biide's sister, Mrs. t. B.
Huthrford. at McMinnville, Ore
Thursday, 8-pteruber 14, l'J4, Ed
sir Stcckton of Grants Pass and
Miss .Marguerite ueaiin.i I Mending,
Key. (loyd II. Adams officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Stockton arrived from
McMinarille Saturday.
DIED.
ZL'MWALT At Merlin. Ore., Satur
day. September IT, l'J)4, Win. Zum
wait, aged (A.
Daisy Sollger vs Wenzel Sollger;
divorce.
Lizzie M Duulap vs Robert Duulap;
divorce.
S W Smith vs Nellie Smith;
divorce.
Crimiual Docket.
Stnt.i of Oregon vs James Yooum
and Honry Williams; assault with in
tent to rob.
State of Oregon vs Enunett Conger;
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Stato of Oregon vs Andrew Grimes
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Stato of Oregon vs Arthur Conklin ;
information for lilicl. 1
Statu of Oregon vs John Knapp;
as-malt wttn intent to commit raiw.
State of Oregon vs J Stovall;
information for wounding an animal
the property of another.
Laura M Nichols vs Al Nichols;
suit for divorce.
James Lyttlo vs Theodrlo Cameron,
et al; suit in equity for an injunc
tion. The Curtis Publishing Co vs Pacific
Pino Needle Co; action for money.
C A Trefetheu vs T F Rourke; ac
tion to recover damages.
F W Chausse and T Y Dean vs J A
Jeniiiiias: action to recover money.
James Camp vs Althonse Mining
Co. a corporation; action to recover
money.
I.ora McKinuey vs A M Mctunucy;
nil for divorce.
.Ihcob Meir vs W O Long and
uiiust Fclsch i action to foreclose
cm.
A Brown vs John Hotter and Hat
Hotter: acliou to recover money.
C D Smith vs H O Mcintosh and
Mr Mcintosh: acticn for money.
Ellen St Louis vs Henry uootn,
t ul snit In eouitv
F Fetsch vs Lucy rerreu, et al;
suit in equity.
Marv Ramsey vs John l.oekhardt
action for damages
Simmons, Cameron and Iigan vs
Deep Gravel Miuing Co; action for
mimires.
M D L ( rooks vs A al Daniel ; ton
r ininnctlon.
James ( amp vs Aitnouse Alining
Co suit In rciu ty,
James T Logan vs Deep U ravel
Minins Co: suit for Injunction.
M Blumeuthal 6c Co n J U Anteo;
action fur money.
T K Mclar aue vs T r Koursc,
et al; forec'osure mechanics loin.
muel li retting 1 1 1, et al, vs
L A Lewis; action for damages.
N E Emerson vs T L Cousiuo, et al ;
suit to quiet title.
W illiams tiros iioor ot i.unioer At
Pacific Piue Needle Co; action
lor money.
II U rtor'on vs wiiiiauii cmersoo ;
i-hnn for money.
E li Pickel vs John R Harvey, etui,
action for money.
S N Avers, et al. vs O (J Lund ; suit
to quiet title.
r.siaie oi " ,ki , ium.ua.
lebtor; J O Booth, assignee.
J F Wiserarver ys Jacob Klippel;
suit to quiet title.
H 11 McCiung vs i-ncy jiauer;
set ion for money.
II C liobzien aud
Alice H Culver, et al
Jos Moss vs James
suit to quiet title.
Stella McCiung vs
divorce.
Tillulsh Turner
Turner ; divorce.
. Sarah K Robertson vs Chas II Rob
ert sou ; divorce.
Margaret Akers vs Roful Akers;
divorce.
Anna E Biown vs Lawrenoe Brown;
divorce.
T K Anderson, et aL vs The Oalice
Cousolidated Mioes Co; action for
damsjes.
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Dentist
Go to Coron for Plumbing.
Bicycle repairing at Cramer Bros.
M. Clemens, Prescription Prmgist.
Have a O. Lnnd saw yout wood.
Peach paper at the Courier office.
Oliver Plows at Cramer Bros.
Diamond Riugs from 3.40 to $100 at
Letcher's.
Talklug Machines aud Records at
Paddock's.
Full cream cheese 15c pound White
House Grocery.
Order seals aud robber stamps of
A. E. Voorhies.
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 Cleveuger's.
Great Rednctlon" In Summer Wrap
pers at Mrs. Rchkopi's.
We want fresh eggs ; will pay 80e
dozen at White House Grocery.
Diainoud ear drops from 13 to tiO
at Letcher's.
Amateur Photo work promptly and
carefully attended to at Cleveugvr's.
Don't fail to sea the new line of
Diamond and opal rings at Letcher's.
For a short time Ireland & Meade
will sell yoo a lot for 10 dowti and
f.) per month.
Now is the time to buy House-
dresses. The sale is now going ou at
Mrs. Rehkopf's.
Why pay retit? I will soil you a
house anil lot or a ranch on easy pay
ments. E. L. Cuss,
If von are not getting good shws,
for your money, Try tho Red htar
Store, where good shoes are sold.
If yon wish to reduce your wood
bill, buy 4-foot lengths aud have O.
O. Land saw it for yoo at your door.
An old stand under a new manage
ment ! City Msat Market I Plnmmer
& Martin Proprietors after Octuber 1.
Ask vour dealer for Rogue River
Creamery Butter made at Medford is
now B5 cents per two-pound, square
lull weight.
Next week. Tuesday and Wednes
day, September the Stitli anl27tli, two
days only. Dr. Lowe, tho well kuown
ocolo-opticiau, will be iu Grants Pass
at Hotel Josephine, iiavo mm lest
your eyes,
DiBO Harrows at Cramer Bros.
Buy 4-ft wood aud have Lund saw
It fer 'J-ou.
Full cream cheese 15o pound White
House Grocery.
Tablo Board at Teasouublo rates at
Smythe's, 114 E St.
Our Heating Stoves Bre on the floor.
Call aud see them. Cramer Bros.
A new line of Diamond jewolry
on baud at Letchor's Jewolry store.
Fresh eggs wanted; must bo strictly
fresh; 80o dozen. -s-Whito Honso Gro
cery. 700 piecos of vocal and instrumental
sheet ninsio at 10 cents each at the
Grants Pass Musio House.
"Atheism" will be the theme of the
evening sermon at the Bethany Presby-
terian church uext Sabbath,
If you do not come soon yon will
miss that nargain nine in nuinmoi
wrappers at Mrs. Kehkopf s.
Tho Glendale city council last
week grunted a water and light fran
chise to A. R. Black for a period of
40 years.
Have Dr. Lowe euro your head and
eye ache with a pair of his superior
olimsca. consult him September the
2iUh and 27th. lie solicits aimcuii
cases.
Bicycles cheap at Cramor Bros. .
TJ try a Blue Ribbon, 6-cent clgnr.
This week there art) WO scholars
enrolled iu the public schools.
A new lot of Stransky Steel ware
for Cold Weather before
buying your
Fall Suit?
By getting it now, you
have longer wear for your
money aud a larger assort
ment to pick from.
If you want something
that will put you in a dis
tinguished class by your
self, come here aud walk
off with a snappy suit of
"CORRECT
CLOTHES"
N hand-tailored by
Schloss Bios. & Co.
The picture shows the
reigning favorite in Fall
Apparel. This is the natty
suit the best dressed youug
fellows iu the big cities are
now wearing.
There Is nothing in the
style, lit, fabric or tailoring
that would suggest the idea
that It wus "Itcady made."
On the other hand, there Is
everything to Indicate that the
swollest incrchaut tailor might
have made It. He wouldn't
think ol charging you lone
than t-5 for ' t-B'1 flt
you
Fob fw LlTTl.K
A t'UICK AS
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st.yle grace
CorrectClothes
CENTUEME
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SCHLOSS BROS.&'.q
Fine Clothes Makers
B.ltimort' . AVwftrX
Exclusive Walk-over Agents
GRANTS PASS.
SHIPPING COPPER MATTE
Takllmo. Smelting Co. Send Car,
of Malt to Seattle.
The T'akllma 8moltiugCo. is operat
ing their smelter to its capacity and
1(1 to 20 four horse teams are busy
hauling 2-ton loads of coke 40 miles to
tho smelter aud 2,' aud 8 ton loads ot
ooiiner matte to Graiits Pass to be
shipped uorth.
Onn car load of cornier left lor Seat
tle Wednesday and several more are at
the smelter awaitiug transjiortatinn to
dimcnity in
YOUR ti'S NEED GLASSES
Have them Examined AT ONCE
FHK K
By THE STURGES-WATSON
Room 5, Bcballhora Building, rear of Dr. Dixon's.
OPTICAL CO.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
the railroad. They find
1nst received from Germany by Cramer securing a sufficient number of men to
t. I n I, a fnll..ijt nk.
tiros.
Dr. W. F. Flaimgan this week sold
his homo on Fifth street to W. N.
R Thomas vs
; suit iu equity.
C Every, et al ;
C II McCiung;
vs Edwin W
Rinehart,
H. CI. Kinney picked a bunch ol
grajies frnm his vines this week which
wns a monster, weighing pounds.
Some rare bargains In second-hand
typewriters of nil makes can be had
at the Underwood Typewriter Agency,
05 Front St , Portland. Ask for sam
ples of work nud prices.
As I desire to leavo Grants Pass, 1
will sell anything that I possess and
lie entire S. F. Cass estate on easy
terms. See Jos. moss lor list oi
real estate and houses. E. L. Cuss,
Curtis & Co for Watches, Clocks,
Gold Rings and Jewelry, fine watoh
repairing, engraving. Goods sold al
reasonable prices. Coiun and see ns.
O. O. F. Building, Grunts 1'uss,
Oregon.
The Underwood Visible Typewriter
docs everything any "'her typewriter
can do and many things no other writ
ing machine will do. Agency at i.n
Front St., Portland, will furnish cat
alogue.
Since Dr. Lowe's last visit to
Grants Pass, ho hns Decn to Mw
York, where ho took a course on the
eye and Is now bettor prepared than
ever to correct your eyes with his su
perior glasses.
Garland Stoves at Cramer r.ros.
U try a Blue Ribbon 5-cent cigur.
Rubber Stamp ink in stock at the
Courier oflico.
Now is tho time to paint your house.
Try Patten's Sim Proof Paint. Sold
only by Cramer Bros.
Trimblo & Cook now cany a stock
of buggy and hack wheels III all
grades. The prices aro right.
Tho Literary department of the
U, , mini's rluh will meet with Mrs. W.
M. Hair, Friday. Septemls r M, I'JOI.
Iinportut business
The entire estate of 8. F. Cass, and
all real estate, belonging to E. U ('ass
for sale on easy terms, i all at my
ofllce. Joseph Moss.
The Ladies Aid society of tho Pres
byterian church will hold a cooked
food salo at It. L. Coe & Co. 'a store
Saturday afternoon. An opportunity
is offered for housekeepers to secure
bread, cakes and pies lyr Sunday,
The darkness is good.
Good for sleeping.
But not for working.
Not for tywriting.
One stumbles in the dark.
Turn ou the light.
Write in sight.
Get an Underwood Visible Type
writer. Agency B5 Front St., Portalnd.
Already plans for the coming work
for theChoralL'uion are b. ing thought
of by those most interested in the
woik and a meeting of all members
and those who wish to become mem
bers is announced for Monday even
ing at b o'clock in ti e parlors oi
Bethany Presbyterian church to talk
ovir plans for the coming seaKin's
work. All interested in musio are in
vited to be presvut.
C. E. Hturges and J. Clars Watson,
the former of San Jose and the latter
of New York, comprising the Storgea
WaUHin Optical Co., arrived in Grants
Pass this week aud have taken room
6 io the Scballliorn boildiug. These
gf-Dtlcmeu have had years of exper
ience 'n the fitting of glasses and
ooroe to Grants Pass highly recom
mended. They will probably make
Grants Pass their borne.
imrrv mi t ie wora to its lunesi OB'
pacify and nearly evoryone who shows
an for work sets a lob. W. II. Good-
ell, who has been superintending
the work at the smelter, Lift Inesday
evening with his family for Northport,
Wsh.. where he hits a posltlou with
the Le Rol smelter. E. W. Walter is
now In churgn of the sniulter as man
ager. .
I now havo on display a lull assortment of
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And all the latest novcltios in Millinery
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Southern Oiegon State Normal.
The Southern Oregon State Normal
School began the year's work WedneB'
day, September the 14th, with an at
tendance unprecedented ill numbers
and character. It has become the
policy of the slate to maintain the
sc hool, and new buildings with good
equipments havo sprung op as n uy
niaglo, and the large campus covered
Willi shade trees is ucw alive with
busy, ambitious happy young people
who have come from various parts of
the state, from Washington and from
Northern California.
The course of study is so arranged
as Io qualify teachers for the public
schools of the state, but music,
literuture, nlocotion, aud the lan
guages are taught, and many persons
are taking advantage of tho opsirlun
itii s here offered for gene al culture.
'I be faculty Is composed of eleven
men aud women, who are specialists
iu t ie r respective lines oi wurs.
The dormitory life is wholesome and
many of the bist students live at the
campus in the commodious bnlldlngs
provided for their home. The ex
penses, including toltion, board and
lodging, may be estimated at 1 11)5 to
fl.'ri) per year.
Studeuli may enter at any time.
Kor catalogue of information address
F. It. Neil, Secretary of the Faculty."
B. F. MULKEY, Pres.
A Popular Band.
Gorton's celebrated baud has loug
ad the reputation of being the best
organization of Us kind traveling.
This season will be no txceptlo
tne baud Is composed of some of the
best musicians known to the musical
tirofessifin. They have an extensive
rciiertolr rangning from the popular
electios of the duy to the more dim-
cult solos and overtures, all of wiheh
are rendered In the faultless manner
uhlcli is characteristic of the Gorton
baud. The company will be seen at the
Gr-uits Pass nn-ra house, Bcptcmlier TJ
Concert and isiradu at noon, seats on
sale at Horning & Dopoy's.
The Social Business Meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian church announced for
Friday night has been postioued outil
Friday ot next week.
The person who lost a tent iu Grants
Pass Friday, September 17, can have
tint same by proving property aud
paying for this ad. Call at Ryan's
shop ou Sixth street.
Key. W. O. Council will preach In
the Presbyterian church on Sabbath
morning on the ttxt "Bee Thoo to
That." The subject for the evening
termou will be "Atheism."
'I'll Baptist people have made
change io the hour of Monday school
and morning preaching services.
Heretofore they have held their
Sabbath school before the preaching
services at the same hour as the other
churches in the city. Commencing
next Sunday, however, the preaching
service will commence at 10:30 ful
lowed by Sunday school at 13 m.
Other churches wil bold their services
at the usual hours.
Call and soo my coniploto lino,
Miss Ida Weston
Front Street, between 6th and 7th.
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iSelf-FillinqPbn
nrMTiit rui itMtr
THERB ARE ONLY TWO
KINDS OF
FOUNTAIN TENS
COIN li I-.IIVN
AND ALL TUB OTHERS.
CALL AND SEE THEM AT
1JEUT UAKNES,
. Reliable Jeweler.
Clemens' Drug Store,
Grants Pass, Oregon
Earn Money
WKJWILL J'AYJV'OUJ-pR YOURTIMI
A DOLLAR SAVED 13 A DOLLAR
EARNED. BY COMING TO OUR
STOR Iv AND TAX ING ADVANTACE
OF OUR BIG DISCOUNT SALE
j& You Earn Money
Big Saving on Each Article Purchased.
Ladies' Shirt Waists from 75c to $1.50 now 50c
Ladies' Skirts $3.50 now $150
" " 4.00 " .. 3.00
'V 4 5 " 3-50
Aud all Summer Goods in Proportion.
New Department Store
Whitc-IIemenway Co. Mgrs.
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