Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, February 24, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextfeOGUE RIVER CODRTER, GRANTS FA68, OREGON, FEBRUARV 14. 95 CATARRH BERRIES RIPEN IN WINTER "SCHNEIDER" EXPLAINS IT Good News to the Sick Fruit Mature In the Open Air In February. Telia Why Thar Art So Mivny Thlev and Lines. II I Southern Oregon la foil of astonish ing fact, la agriculture aa in other lines, so that thing that wcnld cause groat comment in moat plaoea paas hore with little notion. Ripe black boirin in February, growing In the open air without other protection than tbe moderation of natnro, are thing! . which might JuatJy inoite wonder, but they are among the Sonthorn Oregon productions this year. A specimen branch was on ex hibition a few daya ago at PaddookV bicycle don, bearing aeveral ripe ber rlee al well as some of greener quality. The beiriea'wcro raiwd by John NaleakowBkl, who hag a tract of ground on Rogot river just bolow Grants Pans. Tbe plant which pro dnoed the bnrrlca is the ordinary Evergreen variety and the berries have boon growing spontaneously without any artificial protection or ' stimulation. The growth of the bcrrioa ia the result of the long con tinued spriug like weather which pro Vailed for so long prior to the past week. The same plant boro ripo and green berries and blossoms. The ber ries naturally were not very luscious in appearance and were rather aour looking, much aa though they had been atunted by extiorno dry weather, Buye tv Fine learn. Dr. O. II. Douglas having hnd experience, both by day and by night, on the roada of Josephine county, is not taken with the automobile fever that ia now ho prevalent in Grants Pans, but prefers to stay by the horse propolied vehicle as a means of trnvol that can bo depended on to get through the almost bottomless mudholes and over the rocks and stumps that are so frequently strands the automobile in the most Inconvenient places. The doctor purchased while recently in Portland a span of 'horses that are fine roadsters and to be one of the best driving teams in Southern Oregou. The buggy that is to go with this team and which was set op Wed nesday at a local implement house, la both in finish and strength one of the fluent vehicle ever brought to Urants Pasa. It has extra heavy rub ber tires and is lilted with ascetyline lamps that gi vi a ao strong a light that the road will be lighted perfectly on the darkest night. With this new rig and team Dr. Douglass will have no hesitaney In undertaking a distant trip on Joseph ino county roada even on the darkest ulght Whit Art ThtyT Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A new remedy for stomach troubles, biliousness, and coatlpatlon, and a good one. Price 25 cents. For sale by all dragging. Style and Taste In framing la MOST IMPORTANT A plnlure, no mnttor bow One, la Incomplete until proporly framed. A PERSONALLY SELECTED STOCK of all thut Is newest, neatest and bent In FHAMFH and MOL'I.I) INUr, Including ovnls, circles, squares uml npo cial designs, enables mu tn offer EXCEPTIONAL VALUE for the money L. CLEVENQER, Photographer Crarrli Pan, . Oregon HIGGllS k PHILIPS Assavcrs aud Chomista CHANGES: Gold, Hllver, Copper, Load, (1 ouch. Gold and Silver, tl. Kaeh aud every arniny done with the Idea thai it may be ohi-ckod. It, 1 Ttynild 1. .1. Law lun Reynolds & Lawton Civil and Mining Engineers. MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS MliN AND SURVEYORS. Grants Pass Oregon J. E. PETERSON (PIOK IK1,) FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDLM INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Agont Big. Horn Bunln Land Co., Wyomlnj. Anchor Wlin Fence. FARMERS FEED STABLE J. K. KKItLEY, IW. ! I .ant stable atiuth on Math street. Hoom undor cover fur l.Vi horso and j 40 wagon. Hoi Malls. Corral! tor ; 1-llNMI mock. 1 Only thn boat hay, clem grain and kllalfa loJ. ltolled barley niul other I fc-raln. NO dltcliaod hoitH'H allowed. t running nuttir, a:nl trough ol'' r' every (tiiy. uitinj. room aud toilet room wn,,r, l.ul'os can loavo w lupt. ami, 1 liipir toilet. 'tr"4"K'0 l'rlea rvaaomiblo and bin . can.' fc'ivon B. A. WILLIAMS Front jnd 4th St. P.O. Box 273. Real Estate UmploymenV office. Honsea rented Ho. Te 13S acres, all fcnr.t, lim saw river bottom, 1." chltlvat.!, ID U Imps, 4 (..ties Ironi TaiiroAil ton, km1 road, school, flto. A barvitin at io iui a-re. Hop crop will py jrurcLase prioe iu two years. DR. The Eminent English Specialist WILL VISIT GRANTS PASS Dr Bowie and bis skilled associates will arrive in Grants Pass about the first week in March and successfully treat all those in need of Only Curable Cases WRITTEN GUARANTEE TO CURE will be given each patknt. Dr. Howie has a Permanent Branch Office in Roscburg where he has for some months been ef fecting cures ao remarkable as to astound the en tire community. IMOKICTllSIVGISM: The Douglas County Bank, any any Minister of the Gospel . ii itoMimuito. Physicians and Ministers and all those who are sincerely desirous of relieving human suffering are earnestly invited to call and bave ex plained to them Dr. Bowie's method r y . r Lvuiy ruiuwii mediii ui jUU at ndiiu. ofany American or Kuro pean Sanitarium. X Light, Violet Rays, Fitneti Light, Static, Galvan ic and Faradic Electricity, Radium, Heat Treatment, Mechanical Oste opathic or .Vibratory Treatment, Vapor Inhalations, Aero Massage for deafness. This illustrates but a few Dr. ISO WILTS Ratio Machine was built osperlnlly for hliu Now York, anil la not only tho largest, but also I ho only apparatus of this grade In tho North weet. Dr. HOW IK'S Vntur Inhalation omv iK-afnoH, Catnrrli, A nt li mit. Hi inr h It is, ri. nri-v, tiiixinnptloM in flrsi nU r''itn htafr-, ami all (iiHo.mrsof tlir I'ac, Nimr, 'l!ir.iatui l.ui.t. TliU inni hino (.'i iuM aitw a il ry , uit'tl it'a!tti, Moot hi n tr, ntaliii),' vapour whirn it I in alliotl jiipI lilio hip, ili it''t ly into tlio lunrt, do (ti't' v.g iti-f.i'Jo joi ni niul rmtorin) a lnntihy 4-nilit ion to tin' l:oit"4. No patn, no (li-romfort, Trial Irratmoiit Inc. Pi. H.iwie & l.'s la-ad -lt siot.in is a fn'.lv qualified Ki.i.'u.tte j'hvsieian. His di'lniii.is. nuinbetliif up.v.it.ls i f a iloon. aie in chl I'.lion at !'.o nl lie and i'Oiiin-.e lieeuses to t.u tice m all tlie U a.lnij; Ann lican States and lb itisli Colonies. 1 1 is teeoid of teisttatiou will be timnd at the county cIcik's otliee in Kosebu:, Pi. Howie alvi ha ollices in the largest AiiKiicau cities, the We-d Indies and South Aineiii a. Coiisullatioti by mad fiee. If unable to call at the ollice tor : per sonal consultation wiite for a question sheet and pamphlets descnbinj; the vanous ttcattueiits, which will lc sent free by u tuiu mail. Consultation and Examination Tit'Ofi w r'c'' "blic receive (he same kind, courteous A and most caieiul altention. Ir. Howie accepts no lees fiom tlio bliud or worthy poor, welcome. To BOWIE will remain for a sufficient time to bis professional assistance. will be Accepted, and a merchant, any business house or of treatment. iUJ I,'(lil""t',lt e'l"nl t0 tl,al of the various treatments. Dr. DOWN: Cnn". K.HMiniiitium, Neu ralin, Si-iutiiH, l.uiiiln K'ti, hII ftinn of Mnsrolnr ami Nrrvrraiiw, Kltlney ami lll.iiitt.'i I i'-t'd-fit, i'.lnod timl U in Pi-' Ntr 'inHiU'-iu'jf. hlt'cp li'ssiit rai-alyH!, all NiTvm I 'Ur.'1-.os, I om;i!o il.Tiintft'tnt'.iN ami iliv ati.t l,ifiv 'I'rl.il In -at-niftit f !(. This mafhint U not a buitt'i y aini nivia no nlioi k, iin pain. 110 i'omfort. Dr. UOWIirs Imin inoii X I.irhV is n-tiii-ly iliiToi-i nl from tlio l!:iy proihii'i-tl by th Mtnili. ino!b,-tio uml ilnni-rou rli-, tro roils i'i lu-rnlly iimsI In I ho NorthiW'Ml In n iiKtlior of lifo niul hi'Hllh iii-Nni-rk t iUii-I'l-ous. iih I if. IW'Wio'n ilnprovoil 1 .ii;hl thoro ii no pii'sswiM-li, :o. it fcllOWK Iho iu.i'.o of tllf I'oity, N ilHti:-. r. no jmiii, no tinxnvurk l' m t.nt oii- fro.. all such his so vices aie five aud 'SchDoidiir" aait Katrina, "rat ia der n.attr mit dra country of onra Tea there ia ao mneb monkey dootlin jiitzuoaa nut diahooeatiea mit der peoplo ; dr trooHtu nnt railroata raa moot dor liting oxpnnireneaa ao hlgb, Dut ralae dor price of limberger cheae not belogna iiaaage ont aaoei kraot, Qut thi-y raa edacationinga der people big out little to be tie Tea oat liars. Vat ahall Te do aboaid id?" "Veil, " aait Schneider, "der boyi raa smoking dor aickregrota oat talk ing swear Torta ont looking rise, oat 'lor girls Taa chewing dor 'gaina nut th giddy nut Doklo not talking audi silly dings aa dot 'yon dond aay, ' 'have dor look' out 'oil Je' not ao fort; nut ditr Timmen Taa Tearing der kangaroo eliiijiea oat Tipping der children Tea tiny Taa not rnottern nut onp-to-dato mit themaelTea; ant Ten der husband Taa not yooat alick out dootish mit liia drera der Tife Taa asliumed of himaelf ; out der men Taa saying mit liitnsulf 'a man ia der fool Tan Im ia honest, ' ont oxceptiog bribes, out stealing mit oftlce, nut robbing etferyboily mit oo der aly; out politicians Taa aelling ood liia party nut joining der 'gut rich mit quickly' concerns. Yoost aa well ox plot dot yoa can n.oct der twenty toller go lilt piece mit oaid nf der brass candle stick aa dot yoa ahall moot der goot citlzcui nnt der goot goTernmeut mit ont uf anch Tortleaa otta nnt ents. " "Vat ahall we do abonid id?' "Why ve Till liaTe dor new party oat Tctty nut Moistnr Halrst Till ran dea country mit Urine; out to moct der clot masher foofty feet bigh oat Te run over dea TRiiity out egotism ont selfishness nut to oil der roata mit id. Tetty baft toldt Meister D. Dlukel splel dot bo Til remoof der dootiea on saner kraut, Katrina." "Schueider," aait Katrina, "do yoa object to me Tearing mine kan garoo shapes by yonr opinions?" ". dlt nod, salt Schneider, "bat Ten dor next timn I get marrit a'readty, I shall go to der munaolierie ont get der cheiininu kangaroo nut be dono mit it fuirst." "Vol1, Meister Schneider," salt Katrina, "I guff you to under standt dot I shall go mit Portlaud next Cliuue in October out I shall Tear mine shapes to Meister Lewis (.'larks fair, uut dond you forgld id. "I dont will care," aait Schneider, "if you gn mit on dor Hultwin flying mobile; I ynost sent ort to Muister Clark by der Tireless scheutzen to keep open der oilier eyo for Katrina tub coniinc mit on her shapes." Vat ia dor use to object Ten I haf k no wed sometimes dot Ten ' Tomeu Tills, alia Till'; ant you shall dioiiil on id, unt Ton she vond slio voud, uut dos Taa der end on it. " YAWCt'l" SCHNEIDER B&d Roe.de Hinder Trade. Hurt Perduo unci George Gordon, two young farinera from Kvans creek. were in (iranta I'ass last week. Mr. l'erdue in an iueiTiew with a Ooarlor representative, gave a practical talk on good roads as trade drawers for Grants Pass. Ho stated that he has a flue lot of apples and baa been market log them in this city, but bo will bring no more thia a'ason to Oranta Pasa for the road between Woodvllle and hero ia In anch a condition that a full load cannot be hauled, making the trip too unprofitable to bo under taken. Mr. Perdue stated that were theio a good macadamized road from Woodvillo to Grants Pass, that tbe farmers and miners won lit do mnch of their trading hero, esiiecially the Turner for this city was always a good market for produce. Mr. Perdue said that the long, hard pull over the Pry Diggings was now one of the I worst ohMacIca to the farmers np ; Itogno river reaching Grants Pass. Willi the road along the river on an i easy grade, loaded teams could get along even If tho road was muddy, hut to add to the illlllcnllT of a bard pull over a bill that ia totally un necessary, is a handicap that the i farmers do not caro to overcome. SEEDS Alfalfa, Clover, Timothy ami other Grasses, niul Wheat and Oats. Garden Seeds of All Kinds. All my sccils nre pure ami nf the lust quality. : : V I LLA M IXJ li VALLEY POTATOES SihiiuI, Dtv anil Mea'.v and the Hcst I'otaliHS sold in Grants Pass. Chiles' Grocery Front st., near Fourth. OREGON'S EXPOSITION is described in Sunset Magazine March Number H is a finely illustrated article on the Rreat Cen tennial just the thing to send Kast. Many news at tides, some good short stories, clever veraes and iutcrestiii); miscellany. Vigorous work by enter taming wtiters. SOLD UV ALL NEWSDEALERS A SWELL SHOE SHOE ff W made in ail fffflH - 11 if leathers and W A J I I I THIS I? ONE J&' VfW MAKERS wrmtHCtHRASTt5 Mlff ror Sit. Br R. L. Coe (& Co. J ViPRicc: ' J PKOFESSIOXAL CARDS. !p Hi TA?V?nP? X, C. FLNDLEV, M. D. Practiou limited to' EVE, EAR, NOSE and TliKOAT, and fitting of glufuoH. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to C; 7 :30 to 8::iO. Telephone 2MI and 77. UlANTH I'AHS, - - OHKOeN JfRHD'KD.STRICKER, M. D. IlOMKOl'ATHIO PHYSICIAN and Kl'KGEON. Masonic Temple, Rooms 2 and 4 Uhanth Pahk, 'Phone 633. Okioom. Q A. DOUGLASS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OBloe: Piguoy'B roeldonce, cor. 6th and E atreetn. Day and night phono No. fi'il. Ukahtb Pabb, - Oreoom J) R.J. M. KITCHEN', Late member of New York Poat Urad- uate Medical r-'chool. PHYSICIAN AND PUIWEON Office In Pixon Mock, west Front Ht, Pbonoa: OHieeSsl, ItoBidonee 481. I)t P. LOVE, M. I). PHYSICIAN AND SCKtiEON. ORlce iu WillianiB ltros.' LiliK'k, over lira n ta I'ahb iiroo.ery. Hi Hidenco phono 414. Ollice Phone 141. ORANTB PAHH, - - OKKUON A. C. HOUGH, ATroUNKY AT-LAW, Praetlcca In all State and Kedei nl Courts Ollice over Hair ltiddle Hardware Co. Gkantb Pabh, Oheoom J. H. AUSTIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Union 15 u Ui 1 in n Kekiiy Ohkcion J)R. V. M. LONG WELL . OSTEOPATH Tr ilh nil Nervous and Spinal Din eiisi'!. Khotinnilism and itonitich TroU' Idea. A specialty ni.olu of l-'einuli.k Pi' ease ii. tllioo: Colonial LoiU'liii'' lloue front room. tir.oits I'a, lire. S. J. Sl'ATOX MAGNETIC HEALER Steam ItatliB. Knh. All ilis eaiK's Ireilleil. llnpilal caro iJLVell to all W ho Wl-.ll it. Uilel.!;i.lli-lll cuieil ill iU worst form. Adv;oo f, Colonial llou-e. I iltiee hours 0 to '.I. (lIlASTS lVlss. OkIOOS WHEN (HVr.N TP IIY OTHERS il costs yon nothim? to consult Du. J i. i'i;ejll.KV. He cure Female complaints, men s private ilis easoH uml all kimls of chronic ti-otthKs. Also Bolls t 'hi't-oUtv ami other uaran Itwl family medicine. 1'. O. Hox Uti. L'all at Kiss' Methodist Tai'sonae. Palace Barber Shop J. H. MULLEN, Prop, Shaving, Hair Cuttinu Haths, Etc. Everything neat and clean and a work t hut-Class. Charles Costain WiHkl Working Shop, West of flour mill, near IV R. track Turning. Scroll Work. StmrWork, Hand 5twiniA'Nin't Work, Wootl rullev, Siw Kthniraml KUtumin, KepAinn all kimls lrlMs n r lit E. A. WADE DRY GOODS, UNDEKWEAU, NOTIONS. Etc. Front Street, west I'alace hotel GRANTS TASS. ORK. FRANK DORPilAN Machinist and Repairer Blcyolea, Sewing Machine. Looks, Guoa, ijaaoline Eiigmos, Cmhrellaji and ! other treneral Kopir!nc done promptly ! and at reasonable charge. j New and Soooud Ilaud iioyele, liuns and Kcvolvor sold. I Bhop oo South SUtb 8treuk I t wti U'. w. i,viviiii J J I All matter for thia relamn la auppHed bf th Gruta Paaa Wemaa'a Chrlatian Te remveraoo Dmlaa. The W. C. T U. meeting of the 24th of Febroary, wiil be over when the Courier reaches its readera on ac count of which we regret the change in the day of publication; but aa "there ia no gieat Iobb without aome gain", we can coniole ourselvea with the thought of economizing finan cially. Four local papera coming into the home at one time, or jut at the cloed of the week ia a auperfluity, ao we can make a selection and cut them down to our choice. The character of the literature in a home, indicatea the character of ita inmates. JSewapapera are read by many who never read hooka, ao we can hardly estimate the influence of the local press. Frances Willard, In her plea to the preBa, said "We know many of the diaad vautagea against which yon contend, but notwithstanding these, to tell the atory of today ao aa to make the world more brotherly tomorrow, ia the only right way and would alao prove ex pedient for all concerned." February 17th Seven yeara from the date of Francea Willard'a death, was the day appointed for the un veiling of the atatue of Francea Willard in Statuary Hall at the Capi tol. The following U the inscription on the pedeatal: "Ah, it la women who have given the costliest hoetpge to fortune. Out Into the battle of life they have aent their best beloved, with fearful odda against tliem. Oh, by the dangers they have dared, by the hours of patient watching over beds where holplesa children lay; by the incenae of tun thousand prayers wafted from their gentle lipa to Heaven. I charge you give them power to protect along life's treacherous highways, those whom they have so loved. " FRANCES E. WILLARD. "Illinois next "week will present the second of the statues which It 1b entitled to place iu Statuary Hall, at the national rapltol. It will he Mint of Frances Willard and will bn the first statue of a woman to lie placed in or offered for thia national gallery. 1 lie lifo work of Miss Willard, which has moved Illinois to render this honor, haa endeared her memory to the nation. It is a tiding and beauti ful tribute, the more so when con trasted with the remarkable selections of aome other states. There may ! have been aome question as to the imprietvof ignoring the famous and deserving Illiuoisana eligible for a niche in Statuary Hall, but there can be none concerning the merits of Miss Willard. The action of Illinois is a homago to Americau womanhood as veil aa to the memory of Miss Will ard. "Pittsburg Diitch. Fraud Expoitd. A few couutcrfi itcra have lately been makiug and trying to sell imita tions of Dr. King'a New Discovery for Consumption, Congha and colds, aud other medieies, thereby defraud ing the public. This ia te waru yoc to beware of such people, who seek to profit, through stealing the reputation of remedies which have been success fully curing disease, for over S3 years. A sure protect iou, to you, is our name on the wrapper. H. K. I5CCKLEN & CO., Chicago, 111., aud Windsor, Causda. For aale by all druggists. Tom Watson's Magazine "ITie nayiu-tV l.tal Kit an idtt toei of it." Have you heard that Hon. Thos. E. Wntson of tieorgla has begun the publication of a uiagaiine. You know who Mr. Watson 1b? He's the man who wrote "The Story of France." "Life cf Napoleon" and "The Life aud Time of Thoniae Jefferson." He was the People a .party candidate for Fresident last year. First number of TOM WATSONS' M.iOA.INE will le published Feb. 2.". For aale at all uewi utauds, price UV. Hy mail. 11.00 per year. You will miss the roost Interesting lSS-pige magaaine tn America if you fail to get this number Ak yonr newsdealer for TOM WAT SON S MAliAZlNE, or better still, send a dollar for a year's subscrip tion to TOM WATSONS' MAGAZINE, 131 West 4;od Street, Sew York City, N. Y. To Cure liMit9ilaMMUkuyi llaV. W &m Many a woman would tiful bride but she is de terred from entering tho married state because of ill- health. H.3E3 wAns FOR WOHEN WHO CANNOT BE CURED. The proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully warranted in offering to pay $,oo in legal money of the United Stales, for any cae of Leucorrhea, Female Weak ness, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb which they cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure. "If womrn would Mtidy the law of health and use little more ceiilinnn sense there would not tie such a Urai- nutnlier to-dny Muffeung with the ill peculiar to iMir iex." write Mr. HalHe MArtiu ' I'-e.tdent Mutual Soenil Science CiulM. if isoSoulh I UlKteud street Clm-ago, UI "Then when medicine I needed if they would take ihe ' Favorite I'n nation, tlicy woulj have a chance to jtet well I iled lir. Pierce ! Favorite I'reacription three yeari atio and it cured nie of female wealtn'-s of several year' tandlti,.'. so 1 k-iow wh ,t I ;on tnlkiur about when I praise II hu-1 alwav. Lnuw what the result will be wlu-rt- it is used." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be used with "I'.uorite Prescription whenever a laxative ia required. Dissolution Notice. Notice ia hereby given that Geo. Harvey and Elmer Hayes of the firm of Harvey & I lavs, liverymen, have Jissolvd partnership by mutual con sent. The business will be continued bv the firm of Calvin and Hayes, who will collect all debts and settle all obligations of the former firm of Harvey & Hayes. GEORGE HARVEY', ELMER HAYES. J. T. GAL VIS. Feb. 1, 1005. E&trav Notice. Mid cow, about c1 ye:irs old ; crop ii: one enr and half crop in the other. Came to my place, ;; miles south of Grants I'a.ss, 'aft Uctoln r. tinner can have cow by proving property i nil paj iug charges. W. L IHlW ELI.. Order seals and A. E. Yoorhies. rubber stamps of J. A. SIBBI-TS, Teacher of Music Practical iii-lriict.on in Violin, piano, Guitar. Clarinet ami Cornet. Mort cave fill atten' LM-en to beginners. Leave orders at M n-ic More. L. R Hall. C. H. Cole. Hall & Cole, Undertakers, Lmbalmers, Funeral Directors. Full stock of Burial Kolt and l"n takers Supplies. North Sixth Street Near Court House. PHONES: Office, No. 7.11 : Keaideneer), N0. 717 and No. 13!". X. E. McGKEW, PIOXEF.R TRUCK and DELIVERY Furniture and 1 lano Moviug GRANTS PASS, OREGON. Tha Popular Barber Shop Oet yonr tonsorial work done at IRA TOMPKINS' On blxth Street Three chairs Hath Room in connection S AY ! Have you tried the iicadligi.it Chop-Hou e F r a Good Scjuare Met! ? Fwi;mi Oystpks and Tamai.ks Front Street, cpp. Round House. W. F. LEMPKE. Preps. $500 Cold in One Day Tt signitnre, J$jk Sly's Cream Balm This Remedy Speolflo, Sura to Olvo Satisfaction. OIVII RILIIP AT ONOI. It cleanacB, soothes, hoala, and protect tl .3 diseaaed membrane. It cures Catarrh d drive away a Cold la the Head qnickl . Betore the Senf of Taste and Bmeil. Easy to use. Contains no injurious drupi. ADplied into the nostrils and ahsorbt 1. Larae SiJ-', S'J cents nt Pruggista or ly mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, ELY BROTHERS, 53 Warran St.. New Yo,-'. Dissolution Noticr. Notice is hereby given that ttm partuerithip heretofore existing be twoen J. B. Hyde and O. A. Hyda doing business in GrantB Pass, Oro gon, under the firm name of Hyde Bros, is this day terminated by mutual consent. The mercantile bnBiness heretofore carried on by tho firm has been assumed by J. R. Hyde who will pay all bills due by the firm and collect all accounts due the firm. J. K. HYDE. GrantB Pass, Ore., Feb. I, 19U5. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court for Josephine County, Oregou. In the Matter of the Estate) of Eliiabetb F. Neely, De- V ceased. J Notice ia hereby given that the un dersigned, Jamea Necly,. haa been aitiointed executor of the last will and oi me estate ui iiiuuuuiu . .-dvij, deceased, by the County Court for Jo aephine County, Oregon, and all per aons having claims against said estatu are hereby notified to present tho aame, duly verified aa by law re quired, to the undersigned exocotor at tne law onice oi n. u. nuiwii m Granta Pass in Josephine L'conty.ure- gon, on or Detore six mouins irom inu date of the first publication of this notice, which date of first publication and the date of this notice ia iliorn- day, December 8, A. D. , 1H04. JAMES NEELY, Executor. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior, United States Land Office. nosebarg, Oregou, Nor. 3, 1004. A aofficient contest affidavit having been filed in thia office by H. J.Seriniitt contestant, againat homestead entry Ho. 11,014, mads Jnly 14, 1903, for W SWi, BW.KWJtf, 8ection 18, Townahip 87 8., Range 7 Weat, by Jamea A. Bush, oouteatoe, in which it in alleged that the said eutryman died In Febroary, H08; that dnring hia life time he failed and neglected toestablicli a residence or reiide npon said lan.l, bat resided opon adjacent laud; that since his death the heirs-at-law have wholly failed and neglected to reside opon or lmpiove tho land, aa required by law. Bald parties aro hereby noti fied to appear, respond and offer evi dence touching taid allegation at. M o'clock a. m., on April S, 1U05, bfoi John M. Booth, U. S. Conimitiinuei, at hia office In Grants Pasa, Oregon, and that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m., on April 18, 1U06, befero the Register and Recoiver ut the United States Land Office in Hose borg, Oregon. The said contestant having, In a proper affidavit, filed November i, 11)04, But forth facts which show tout after due diligence personal service of th la notice cau uut be made, it is here by ordeied aud directed that aucll no tice be given by due and proper pub lication. J. H. HUOTH, Receiver. NOTICE TO SCHOOL CLERKS. Grants Pass, Ore., Feb. 8, ltioS. To District Clerks : Yon aro hereby njtifitd to comply with the law which requires tveiy district cUk to enroll unnually dur ing the last week in February, fur school purposes, all persona in hia district over 4 and under 20 years cf age. The centns report thus taken shall be submitted to the direcicrs at the annual meeting, Juno 111, JU06, and. all eoirectiuui Uicessaiy shall theii ! made, and the clerk shall then lilo his original report iu his office, the same to be aud remain a part of the permanent records thereof, aud the clerk shall include a copy of the uu uual census report in his annual re lort to the county superintendent. Yours truly, LINCOLN SAVAGE, Co. Sup't. iVflEDFOHD'sl ti ll m THE ORIGINAL! LIVER MEDICINE A ..II. i"??", .... r ---' , uiiimvH, bihouines and COB,i totigm are common indicatiom of liver and kidney dijae. 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