Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, December 29, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAOCtIB RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, bSCKMBKR i), ,904. OUR People PERSONAL COLUMN GRANTS PASS TAX LEVY THE BUSINESS POINTERS , jaf .0. r t ... 1 -it ' Ik . qu can get along without Good Coffee. So can a wagon without grease, but it goes hard. We have the FINEST. Used by the best families ail over the United States and Canada. : Our Teas are of the same class. A Good English Breakfast Tea for 25c pound. Some more of those good Potatoes not any higher in price than the poor ones. Best Butter has -again advanced in price, but quality is the same we do not handle the cheap Eastern packed article. WHITE HOUSE GROCERY. HERE!! Our long delayod shipment of Sterling Silverware, Oneida Community and 1S17 Roger Bros. Platedwarc. It consists of Spoons, Knives and Forks, Fancy Spoons and Forks,' 4 piecn Tea Sets, . Children's Sets, etc., etc. : : : : Come and examine the display in our Comer Window and we believe you will find some thing to please you. : : : ; ; Cramer Bros. Odd Fellowi Block. B fsererf" him off to liii-tiirk ll I muha good Amaiiffsi f f AN II You camirepaivttM - -- - I sy ; Size No. 0 $1.25 r ? Hash for tlie family -j f f a C'-y- chopped in two mia- lU, 1 l.OVJ f- IV Chops everything IlO. Z l.O ' f X else with like rapidity yy "Unimmi- it NO. 3 2.50 E " v v an miwA'ff' SOS '"If- 8 t ' -A Thsrt 1 y ' iuferior imhsdoiis. vjj J Hair-Riddle ; M s25"? Hardware Co.- ?S Vd&lJrt, . . .9 : is k Hair-lliddlo t Miss K w www l h Don Because of a Poor Watch, when you can buy a Good Watch for such a reasonable price at BERT BARNES, Jeweler. v t m .u. iiu rue tis . 1 F .1 ton Maksiifield, Oregon, December 20th, 1904. Dear Fkiesks: I'm stuck in the mud up here and cannot get to Grant Pass beforo New Years Day. Sorry to disappoint you, but it can't be helped. I hopo you will bo well by that time, and if you will smd your name, ' address, street number and the full name of your parents to me, addressed to me care of R. L. GOE & GO. - THE BIG STORE If you live out of town, I'll leT yonr package at. R. L. Coo cfc Co.'s Big Store and yon an got it there at any time after Xew Years Day. Hut Remember Send at once your name and addreei plainly written on a postal card to "Santa Clatb'' care of R, L- Coe Co., and bo sure to be at home on December 31st, bo I'll know where to find you. If you know of any little girl or boy who hasn't got any bhoes, or who is hungry, write me about them and I'll see what I can do for them. SANTA CLAUS. NOTICEATu. STOCKHOLDERS. ".Notice is herebv iiven that the an nual meeting of the Stockholders of the Grants Pass Banking aud Trust Company is called to meet at the par lors ol said bank on Tuesday, the ICth day of January, lie A at 10 o'clock a. m. , for (he purpowt of electiug a board of directors lo serve one year, and to transact such other bosines. asmay properly come before tlie meeting. L. L. JEWELL, Cashier. Dated at Grant. Pass, Oregon, December EE3 Hardware Co. a Train NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notioe is hereby given that tho on ! dersigned bas ben appointed executor of the last will and of the estaus of Maria 8. Magoon,' deoawd, and all persons having claims against said rs late are required to present the aanie to m. at Kerby, Oregon, or io VS. C. Hale, attorney for said estate, at Grants Pass, Oregon, vended as by law required, within six months from date hereof. Dated December W, 1904. F. W. SA AVEK, Executor. 0 ii i ! y p o r .They Com nd Go From Day to Day J.J. Burlier is home from California to gpeud the Christmas ncasou. . alliard .Troai is home from the A.rA. C. at Corvallis to srond the holidays. C. C. HiKfius and family will leave this Thursday for Los Augeles to spend the winter. mis. a. 13, uornell returned on Thursday afu a visit 'at Portland and Kewberg. a.,b. foster started cn Tharsday for Baker City, to spend the holidays with relatives. II. V. Meade left Tharaday evening for Portland and McMinuville, to spend a few days. Miss Grace Good, who has been at tending a business college in Portland, is home for the holidays. Mrs. Henry Peck wont to Ashland Saturday to spend the holidays visit ing with friends at that placo. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kitchen speut Christmas in Jacksonville, the guests of Dr and Mrs. F. R. Bowersox. Miss Nettio Crooks, who has been attending school at Jacksonville is spending the holidays at hor' home near Drydon. Mrs. J. M. Haudsbrongh of Rose- burg is visiting here this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bacher. Miss Sunio Baiinard.who is teaching iu the schools of Eugene, arrived on Friday evening to spend the holiday vacation at home. C. V. Thompson, superintendent of the Greenback mine was in Grants Pars this Wednesday on basiness mat ters for his company. Claudius and Kirk man Robinsop, students of tlio University of Oregon, arrived here Thursday and will spend the holidays at their homes uear Wilderville. Supt. L. Savage went to Medford Sunday to spend several days at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. Magill, and to visit friends in Medford and Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gage arrived from San Francisco last week and will take up their residence at the Forest Queen mine, of which Mr. Gage is part owner. Henry Booth returned on Thursday from Alaska, where he has been with a surveying expedition during the summer. Hu will soon return to Seattle to enter a business college. Fred Jones returned to his home at Scio Tuesday evening, after spending the holidays in this city at the Babur home, and taking a prominent part in the Christmas rac s on Monday and ToeBday.' Landlord W. 8. Woods, of the Palace Hotel and Mrs. Woods left Saturday for a 10 days trip to California, dur ing which they will visit San Fran cisco, Los Augeles and other poiuts of iuterett. Miss Kella Hair camo home lust week from Eugene wliero alio has been attending the U. of O. , to spend tho Christmas season at home. She was accompanied by Miss Grace Parker who will also spend the holidays visiting here. Miss Mildred Eitto, who is a stodent in 'St. Mary's Academy in Jacksonville, arrived in Grants Pass Saturday aud remained nutil Wednes day with her sister, Miss Gone'vieve, who is attending the Grants Pass llilili school. G. F. Morgan, bookkeeper for the Monumental Miniug Company, arrived in Grants Pass, Tuesday from San Francisco, whoro he had been to spend the Christmas holidays at the homo of his parent-i. Mr. Morgan left Wednes day by the Crescent City stage foi the Mouumental mino. F. M. South, assistant superintend ent at tho Lucky Queen mino was in Grants Pass Tuesday and Weduesday. Mr. South stated the hint load of ma chinery for tho 10 stamp mill, this cruipany Is erecting at tho Lucky Queen, arrived at the mine Tuesday. The building is completed and the work of installing the machinery will be pushed with a full force of men. R. X. U i mIioji, mining enlgneer for the Greenback Company, was in Grants Pass the forepart of tho week and while l re attended to some business' for his company Mr. Bishop is Iuj charge of exteutive development woik, I at the Scenic ledge, a projicrty owind by the Greenback Company, and lo cated a mile west of the tho Green back mine. Mr. Bishop stated that work was progressing in good shajw, but he was in need cf some first class muchino men. Look I Read II 2 No. 201 25O0 buys 16 acres of the very ixil river Dottoin orchard. Jiear ly all in Newtown Pimilua and Smtz euberg apples. Trees 12 years old aud n good, nealthy condition. Good house aud barn aud out buildiuu. 'A'uhia l4 miles from center of town. If not told before February 1st, will te witiiarawn Irom market. Tuiuis very easy. No. 202 11450 buys a firitclas saw mill of I4WU feet capacity per day, complete and ready to run. Every thing bought new aud run only about eiglit mouths. 40 h p. boiler, 25 h. p. engine. Within five miles of K. K. aud all down hill hauL A great bargain. No. 273 llfioo will buy four acres of excellent river bottom land. In the edge or town, two acres of are iu choice fruit. Has a u" hich house of six rooms, oellar, woodshed, etc., all well painted, three first els., chicken houses and parka, good well and windmill with 15A gallon tank. Lot piped. An ideal chicken farm. Must be sold soon. 27111250 obtain a neat (-room plastered cottage, only two blocks irom Post office. Will rent for $10 per month. Terms easy. Residence lots in any part of tiia purchaser. Call upon or writ as. Sherman & Ireland, Rooms 10-12 Masonic Temple ! to Bo 10 Mill, or Next Year. N.w Wood Contract Let. The special school meeting for Grants Pa for the purpose of making the tax levy for HWo was held Wed nesday afternoon at the High School boildiug. R. Thomas, chairman of the board, submitted an estimate of the income aud expenses of the dis trict for the next year. Expeuse Account Teachers' salary $ 9,500 janitors salary Fuel Interest on bonds Interest on warrants Clerk ' salary Repairs and insurance Incidentals 8iKI BOO 1,300 230 100 1,000 1,000 Total f 14.550 Estimated Income. Couuty apportionment $ 5.500 State apportionment 1,(100 County High School fund 1,100 District fund 6.8A0 Total :.. The taxable property iu the district amounts t1 fj3, 165 and a 10 mill levy was filed, which would brinr; iu the fi!,360 to make up the required income of the district The district has (22,000 of a bonded Indebtedness, but no outstanding warrants, other than a small amount on last mouth's teachers' saluries. there being no funds on hand, all bills will have to be paid by warrants until taxes are paid in which is tho reason for the f?50 for interest on warrants. O. O. Luud having failed to quality for the fulfillment of tho wood con tract lately awarded to him. tho board awarded the contruct to Oscar Guild to furnish 75 cords of fir wood and 75 cords of oak or laurel at l a cord for all. Wonder Doing.. Mr. Ramsey is sick this week. F. H. Luclair went to Grauts Pass yesterduy. Our teacher is spending the holi days with home folks in Ashland. Mr. Ritter thinks he has discovered a rich quartz ledge; hopo it proves to be. We aro beginning to get lonesome out here; havu't seen any hobos for a week. There are several small parcels of very fine black loam ou Slate creek that awaits settlement. All of it can be irrigatod. The Wonder people had an cujoy- ahlu tln.0 at the school house last Friday uight . Quito an Interesting program was rendered. We are going to use tho proceeds of tho entertainments for thopuiposoof papering tho school room aud buy ing school furniture aud more charts, if we decide that they are needed. "Agreo with thine adversary. quickly while thou art iu the way with lum." Wonder how mnuy will let the old yeai pass out without being reconciled to their enemies? And now comes Mr. Ramsey with tho startling announcement that he has fonnd tin ore in the Buckeye group. Tho Buckeye group is not situated between Slato creek and Cheney creek as has been suid, ueltuer between S Into and Doer creeks, but on the dividing .mountain between the heads of Sluto, Limpy, Shan, Dutchy aud Clear creeks. Get on tho bridge, look west dowan the river, see a bald looking mountain w ith a lone, tall fir standing as a sentinel. That lone fee is right in the midst of the Buckeye mines. Whin you are on the Crescent City road between Wonder and Loves H tatiou, the copper, gold and nickel miucs are to your right as you go westward,. Our people, como tnd go too often to mention. Daisy. Lrlnnd Sifting.' A slight snow fell here last Wednes day, the first of the season, but molted as it fell. A Christmas tree was held at the school and an eirjoyablo time was had by the children. Fred Milton of Plaeer.and Ed Light of this place were visitors at Uranls Pass for a day this week. 1 our correspondent took a trip to Medford and found that town burled in fog that rolled down from the the Siskiyou mountain-!. The railroad company is cutting down on the price of wood nut! are making no new contracts. It Is likely that tho company will cease to use wood on their lect u.ot ivi.s ns both coal and oil are bt coming che aper than wood fuel. Wide Awake. Has Hi oiid ilm Tei of ii.l Vnn. The old, original GKOYK'M Tateh-s Chill Tonic. You know what ymi are taking. It is iron and qiiiuiiieiii a taste less form. No cine, no pay. Investigate! 1 1 H:H 1750 securos a lot and S-room cottane and barn within n blocks of depot in good residence district. Sew er aud city water. House will rent for 10 per month. Must be sold soon. Terms easy. No. 351-11000 buys 3 aoies of good residence or fruit land close in. Good house, barn, windmill, etc. Terms easy. No. 75-fKX) will buy a beaotlfiul residence lot within two blocks of Pott olliue. 272 $1800 lecuri s a 13 room lodg. Ing house well situated, terms easy. No. 175 acres of excellent river bottom land about 6 miles from town, ! Good house of six rooms, well painted, another house of 4 rooms ou the place, good two story Urn 2ox40 with sheds, good chicken house, granary, Imp house au'i wixxisiiea. aiue acre, in ho, ten acres in orchard, principally win ter apples. Price (VXJ per aero. One half cash, balance ou easy terms. No. VOtUKa buys a good seven room plastered house, well finished iud painted, hot aud cold water. Within two blocks of depot. Terms easy. city from gtf to i100. Terms to suit N.w. Not. From th BtMlnaaa Man to R.4ra. Dr. Flanagan, Physician aud Dentist Go to Corun for Plumbing, Perfume atomizers at Clemeas. Garlaud Stoves at Cramer Bros. Iusure with John Minor Booth. Try Blue Ribbon 5 cent cigar. - M. Clemens, Prescription Druvgist. Stevoos Favorite Rifles at Cramer Bros. Pipes'! Pipes I al Schmidt's Cigar Store. Here Our Silverware Cramer Bros. " , See Joseph Moss for bargains in timber. M. E. Moore wants to buy your second-hand furulture. "A truly western novel Suxauue of Kerbyville." Toledo Blade. If you are looking for pipes of any stylo, yoa will find them at Schmidts' Cigar Store. I have over 300 different stylos and shapes of Meorchaum aud Briar pipes to choose from at Schmidt's Cigar Store. Johu Hnekett lias opened a boot and shoo repair shop in the Axtell buildiug where he will be pleased to meet nil his old customers aud mnny now ones. Choice Box Stntionory at Clemens. John Minor Booth wrltts insurance. Blank Books, at Natioul Dreg Store. Hero Our Silverware Cramer Bros, Houses for rent by SHERMAN A IRELAND. A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron'i Firo, Accident and Life Insurance Johu Minor Booth. We want your preperty tos.lL SHERMAN & IRELAND. Property for salo on the installment plan. See SHERMAN A IRELAND. Now is the time to list yonr prop erty, if yon wlih to soil SHERMAN & IRELAND, Rooms 10 aud 13, Ma- sonlo Temple. Possesses much of that peculiar quality that made the work of Brot Harte famous Suzanno of Korhy vlllo." Pnolfio Miner. Now edition now ou salo at tho bookstores. John Minor Booth Insurance. U try a Blue Ribbon, S-cent cigar. Talking Muchiuus and Records at Paddock's. W. L. IRELAND writes FIRE INSURANCE. Twenty-fivo young lieu", all good breed, for sale at Moore's second hand store. Order seals and rubber stamps of A. E. Voorhles. Community Silverware in latest pattern at Cramer Bros. Will buy anything you have to soil. M. E. Moore, Sixth street. We want 25 good farms for Eastern peoplo.-SHEHMAN & IRELAND. A good store building for rent in excellent location by Sherman & Ireland. ' Prospector's outfits, clothing and tools, at a baragiu at Monro's second hand store. Ask your dealer for Rogue River Creamery Butter made at Medford is now 70 cents per two-pound, sqnnro full weight. Get it at the bookstores. Get Suzanne of Kerbyville for a Christmas pseseut, "a story full of dash aud vigor, with excellent character sketching," snjs Pacilki Monthly. At thn bookstores. When you want a pleasant purgative, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and produce, no nausea, griping or other dlsagrccahl utTect. For salo by all druggists. "Holds the reader's attention more and morn firmly till the closing pngc "Sii.anne of Kerbyville, "Pacific Norbtwest. New edition now out. For sale at tho bookstores. We have a splendid stock of watches, clocks and jewely, gold rlny for ladies and gruts; lockets and charms, bracelets, stickpins, ladies and gents toilet sets the finest line of sliver and silver plato ware ever brought to this city. Spectacles and eye glasses. Solid gold chains for ladles mid gentlemen. Gold filled chalur, pearl besd necklaces, hut marks, shaving mugs, silver match boxes, a ; fine liuo'of goods just ro eelved. Please call iu and Inspect our lino of wedding and birthday presents for old or young, for ths uext ao da-'s e will "sell all woods at ry low prices. All are Invited to call in and exmaiiie them for your silves. .CURTIS & CO., I. O. O. V. Building. SHERMAN & IRELAND, REAL ESTATE. 'Boys' Express Wagons and Toy Batiks at Cramer Bros. Couklin's Self Filling Fountain Pens at National Drug Storo. uooa ouo norso spring wagon aud a good farm wagon, both bargains at Moore's second band store. "An Evunlug In Old Virginia," will be a dullghtful evening's enter talnmcnt. Southern songs, poetry and prose will bo tho features and their beauty and patho. will be well rendered. "I wu much afllicted with sciatica," writes Ed ' O. Nud, Iowa vllle, Hedgewiek Co., Kan., "going about ou crutches and suffering a deal of pain. I was induced lo try Bal lard's Know Liniment, which relieved mo. I used three 60c bottles. It Is the greatest liniment I ever used; have recommended it to a number of persons; all express themselves as being benefited by It I now walk without Crutches, able to perform a great deal of light labor on the farm ' 2. 60c, 1. 00 at Model Drug BuWabd Rotermuud's.- -j , , V '; V,l tRlGHTto.iys' sciiL0SS;y)s&co Fine ClehcMKerj BALTIMORE NLW Exclusive Walk-Over Agents. ra.MrroT Oct Chiuss Shears aud always have a sharp pair. Sold by I'rumer Bros. If you liavo any sucoud-lmud furui- toro to sell, notify M. E. Moore, Sixth struct. Triiublo & Cook now cany a stock of buggy and hack wheels In all grades. The prices aro right. "Suianno of Kerbyville is done with a suru, firm baud, mid is a powerful story. "New York Boho-j mlau. For salo at the bookstores. Writing in Bight menus ONDER- WOOD TYPKVYRITEll. aud that means BKST TYPEWRITER MADE. Agency at 05 Front St., Porthind. Don't forget "An Evening in Old Virginia," ut the Odd Follows' hull, Jun. 20, to be given by High School studets for the benefit of thu school library fuud. There Is more Catarrh In this sen. tiou of the country timu nil other di seases pot together, and until thu last few years was supposed to ho Incur able. For a great many venrs doctors pronoueed it a local dlneaso mid pre. scribed looal remedies, mid by con t.inlly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced It incurable. Seieieo has provn cHturrh to be a con stitutional dln.iMi and theiefoie re quires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure miiniilnei iml by T. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Chin, IS the o by constitutional cure ou the market. It Is taken intern. illy in doses from 10 drops to a ti iispoontul. It acts directly ou thu blood and mucous surfaces of the m-Im ni. They OlTiir one hundred ilnlhirn for any case, it falls to in t ii. Smd tor circulars and testimonials. Address: 1'. J. Clll.LNWlV & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Hold by Druggists, 7.V. Take Hall's l'iiinily 1'ills f.r consli pntiua. 0. B. Hiuinnu, now suj erliiteiiihiut of the Opp mill, but late of the lin en- bin k, came donu from .Jacksonville Tuesday and ruimiiied ov r in Cinut I'.lnS, a guest Ut the Joselhine, unlll Wednesday when hu lrtu.ie I lo .lie Ojip mine. Mr. Hausou staled that the new 10 stamp mill ut I lie O. ; mine, which was llrst put In np iat ion mie Week UgO, is working 111 line shape uiitl ore is In-ing bundled at n (.'ojd date). The Hiuui,'aiiialiin at" 1 l ink Hale, of Grunts 1'iiks, ami J, II. I .is- kino recently of thu Or eiibueL mill. 1 ho general supervision of tho mine is by J. w. Opp, who Willi Li J. I'. Reddy and F. T. 1'eriy, aro omiii is of the mine. P. E. Willott, who hail chargn of the construction work if thu. new 10 stamp mill at thu Opp mim returned Friday to Grunts Puss from Jackson ville. Mr. Willett states that thu mill, though in operation but onu week, is working perfectly in every part. The three eleetrio motors, with current from Gold Ray station, ouo each for the crusher, the stamps anil the amal gamators, aro giving satisfactory ser vice. Or. is going through thu stamps at over four ton each ami thu amalga mators are plating iu a uiaiim r highly satisfactory to the ow ners of thu mine. The concentrators are of llm Ponds make and being tho fii.it to be put In Use in Southed Orecgn, mining ineu are much interested Iu Iheir working, no Well pleased urn Messrs. Oj p, Red- ny &, Perry with thu values that the ore of their uitun is producing that they are coiislderiug thu advisability, so Ml. Willett states, of ut oueu ill Wiling th. other 10 stumps, fo which the buildiug hss pauo lor. The muss house is in charge of Mr. and Mrs. AL Allen. A. V. Ban ne-rd-Undorla Ur. Grants pass, The Business Frock 'Jim mm An Ideal Suit For young business men who know the value of "looking prosperous." The young lawyer or other progressive pro fessional men who require a suit for seml-dres wear this popular cut. It presents an appear ance of unobtrusive elegance and is essentially smart when made in rough materials, or of other popular stuffs especially suited to such garment. This suit is hand tailored by S0HL0SS BROS. & CO. The Correct Clothes Makers. This fit is guaranteed because measured fl a model of your figure, following methods dis tinctive of Schloss artisanship. Think of gettiag a suit like this for so small a price at when your amicable friend, the "merchant tailor" would charge you more than twice as much for no better, and make you wait perhaps a week or two. YORK THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS Brief Notea Bind Ham. of Interval &nd Importance. Seo the " large quarter page ipaoe on front page of next week's Issue for plau of sH'clal prize contest to be given by some of the prominent busi ness Anns of Urania Pass. Tho holiday vacation of the Grauts Puss schools will terminate uext Tues day when school will agttiu resnmo. The diphtheria npidemio lias ceased and no further danger from that dis ease is apprehended, W. W. Wilson, who resides near Hugo, hud his house broken into one day hist week by two liobos, who car ried off a flno rlflo aud all of Mr. Wilson's clothing aud a number of other articles. Neighbors saw the Initios but did uot know that they Imd been stealing aud a fairly gool description of the men was glvou. The olllcers have been unable to flud them. Herman Lunthye, a miner of tho A Ithouso district, was iu Uruuts Pass Tuesday. Mr. Lnethye Is owner of tho Gipsy Queen mine in that dis trict, and which has produced some very rich ore. It contains some free milling ore, but It Is a baso ore prop osition, the base showing eveu at the suriaee. Mr. Luelhyo has dune con siderable surface work and he has now la gun a tunnel to reach tho ore on a lower level. Ho tins thu tunnel in 12.1 feet. Kor tho present he is doing no work ou his mine, but will take it op again early uext spring. Mr. Luethyo is at work ou the claim of John Sohullhoru of Grunts Pass, and which adjoins tho Gipsy Queou. Mr. Sidiallhoru has three tunnels ou Ins ledge, nno of 75 feet one of (10 feet and one or f)0 feet. The latter is to be ex tended 00 feet by Mr. Luethye this winter. Coming Event. Jan. I, Last day on which school dis tricts .an file their tat levy certifi cates with the county ohirks. Jan. I), Tuesday Orants Tass Schools re-opiu after holidays. Jan. 4, Wednesday County court for Josephine conniy meets. .Tan. Irl, Mondav Circuit court for Josepnne couuty convenes. Jan. 20, Fihlsy High School scholars gives "An Evening In Old Virginia " at Odd K.Ilows hall for he.eflt of school library. Well Dressed Men and Women have the satisfaction of knowing that their Footwear is Comforta ble, Durable and Stylish wbcu purchased at BARTLETT'S. Only exclusive Shoe Store in Town, Repairing attended to by Mr. Vf. Kecne. P. H. HARTH & SOX, f Outfitters to Particular PU . . . kiln OREGON. IS 1 $15-00 GRANTS PASS, ORE. SERVICES TO BE RESUMED Pr.a.hlng in All the Church. N.xt Sunday, The preaohlug sorvloos will be re sumed Suuday at all the ohnrohe. Iu the olty. Only the regular morning and evening preaohlug servloes will be hold for.this Sabbath, the Sunday Schools aud young people's meetings being omitted as a precaution against tlip further spread of diphtheria. As tho epldtmiio has boon completely chucked and uo further dangor is ap prehended it Is qui to oortaln that Sun day weok all the Bunday, schools and other mooting! will be resumed. BORN. DATLY At Jones Creek, Thursday, December ii, l'Jul to Mr. and Mrs. H. Btitly.'a daughtnr. MARRIED. MErfHKNOKR-DUNLAH-At the Western Hotel, Grants Pass, Satur- day, Duoeuibor 114, 1U04, Herman , Messenger Rnd Mittlo Duulap, Rev. , U. 11. Bristovr, ollioiittlug. STEVENS MuCORD At thePresby. tnrluu parsonage, Woodville, Satur day, Decern hor 31, l'.mi. R. R gtev. ens aud Miss Lulu MoCord, Her. R. Tweed ollluiating. DAVIS RYAN At the M. E. par. stinugn iu Grants Pass, on Satur day, IJeouiuher ii, 1WM, Edward H. 1avls anil Miss Charlotte Ryan, )iur. D, T. Suiiimnrville olllolatlug. Mr. aud Mrs. Davit are residont of Oroouback, she being tlio daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. E. B. Davis and he Is au employe of thu Groeubaok Com pany Iu their blacksmith shop. DIE a MORRIS At tho family residence across Rogue river, south of Grant Puss, ou Friday, December S3, UMi, of punuiiitiulik, Gladys, the nine months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris. Puueral Saturday with interment iu Masonic cemetery. Boyd's Big Photograph tent i bow oi n wust of the First National Bank. Will give special Induoumeuta for a short time ; Call and see us. Stamp photos 21 for 33 ceuts. "Suzanne of Knrbyvlllu Is a lively tale, with the boom days of Oregon's pioneer mining camp vividly repro duced, and the book is meeting with deserved success, " say The Oregon iau. Buy a copy. Cau be fonnd at the bookstore. R. L. Bartlett niioisn .v:vr slippj:i.s ron 3imx, ivimkn .vri cniriiti:?s' ic. o. 3 foOlrlONKEYH