1
I
Good Leather
Work
ODD
Is what everyone wants put into their
Shoe Repairing. For this class of work try
W. KEENE
and you will be getting what you waiit and hiivo money.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order.
. R. L. Bartlett's Shoo ntoro.
. 1
j Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co.
PAID VP CAPITAL HTOI k
j Transaota a general banking business.
RecelTea depoaita subject tu check or on demand rerlifieftH-s.
"1 Our customers are assured of courteous treatment and every consideration con
alstant with sound banking prinuiplea.
afaty deposit boxes for rent. J . Kit A N K W A THOU, I'raa.
It. A. WIDTH, VI.e-l'rea
.1 ' I. 1, JKWKI.I., l asliirr.
The First National Hank
OF SOUTIIKHN OREGON.
CAPITAL HTOm
Receive depoaita nublecl to cheek or en certificate paval.le on demand.
Hells aight drafta mi Sew York, rimi l-'nineisen hum I'orthnul,
Telegraphic tranafera aohl on all isdnls in Ihe I' luted htnic
Special attention given to collections ami irenernl l.usine.s of our ciiHtomera
Collections made throughout Southern Oregon, and on accessible points
It. A. IIOOTII, l're
J 1: CA.MIMIKI.I,, Vice Tre.
II I.. l.ll.kKY. I nailer
Bert Barnes,
Reliable Watchmaker
At Clemens'
kAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi
SEWING MACHINES from $22. UP
NEWCOODSI
Meet: $22.00, 23.nO, 24.00, 23 00. 28.00,
Wa have no airenta. We Hell direct to the
alon. fall at the atore ur write for catalogue.
an niacinues. wa pay ine ireigni.
C. It. fJAKIHNF.I.I,,
THE-
NEW MEAT MARKET
CU8TAV KARNER, Propbiitoh
Manufacturer of all kinds of furcin and doinostiii
SauHUKOB. l'ork Packer ami .IoiiI.t in nil kindx
of FirHt-cluss Fronh, Salt and Smolttitl
Moats, WIiuIchuIo and Itelail
Mai Street, Watt of Palace Hotel
MAHHI'H AND (J1IAMTK WOliKS
J. It. CAIIIMX h, i-inprlrlor.
I am prepared to liirnli.li anything in ti e Hoc of (Yinrlerv w.uk in nnv kind
of Marble or Granite.
Nearly thirty yeara of etpciici in tint Marble Inninc.. minimi my saving
that 1 cau Oil your orders in Hie very Isst manner.
Can ftiruiah work In Hooloh, Swede or Amcm mi '.mime or any kiml ol
Marble.
Krout atreet, neil to (Ireene'a iiiuh.i..
Cartel Mcmorrtuiici of tha lunsi.
"Several yeara since my lungs were
ao badly affected that 1 bad many
heniorrhagea, " writen A. M. Ake, of
Wood. Ind. "I took treatment with
aoveral phyaiciaiia without any bene
fit. I then atarted to take Foley '
Honey and Tar, and my lung" are
now aa aound aa a bullet 1 recom
mend it in advanced stages of lung
trouble." Foley 'a Honey and Tai
tola the cough and heala the I iiuu.
and preveute aerioui rcaulta fioiu a
cold. Kofuae substltuti a. lor Kile
by II. A. Koteriuuud.
A Chlcage Alderman Owu Kit felttlon to
Ghambarlala'i Cough Remedy.
"I cau heartily and coiiacieiit musly
recommend Chatulierlaiirn Couuh
Remedy for affections of the throat j
and luuge," aaya Hon. John Shcinck, !
KU Bo. Peoria Bt., Chicago. "Iwoi
yeara ago durlug a political cum.:
palgu, I caught oold alter Ining nvi r
heated, which irritated my throat and
I waa Anally compelled to stop, as 1
oould not speak aloud. In mv ,,
treuiity, a friend advised me io use 1
Chamberlain's Cough Ken edy. J I
took two doaea that afternoon i.,l 1
oould not believe my eonaca when I
fouud the urxt mm mug tl,e in
flammation had largely auhaidoil "
Thta remedy ia tor aule by all druj.
glata.
High grade ore lu amall lota bnughi.
W. O. Wright
SAY!
Have you tried the
Headlight Chop - House
For Good Square Meal
Fkisu Ovstkks ami Tamai.vs.
Front Street, opp. RouuJ House.
W.F.LEUPKK, 1'roj.v
At Reasonable
Charges
(-iiiitas 1'iinn, Or'tcn.
'JfMMMI M
jtno.ooo.oo.
(irants l'ass, Ore.
NEW PRICES I
30.0.1, 32 SO, 33.00, 40 00, 45 00, 50.00
netu.ln niel uve von Hie iu'cmI'n mi,
head. pinners for Necdies and parts (or
IV O. It., m ilO'J, Ashland, Oregon.
TFLEPH0NE 22J
Givri Hullh. Viiur ami Tune,
lleiliiipo i. a boon for hullereia frou.
aueainia. I.y iIn one the blood Ih
llUlcl.lv Helleraleil .'Hid lloM'elor be
eolneii llolln.il. 'I be dlooplug llrlilli
ia revived. The languor in dlniini-li-ed.
lleallh. i;or aud tone pr, doim
nale. New life ;in.l Imppv miivily
reulla. Mi, Hollo II Slnrel, Mid
dloaborollgh. III,., writ,.: "I mVe
been troubled with 'iver ionidaiui
and poor blood, ami h.ivc lieind
in hint: lo beiii lit hi,,. Hci Li in.
have wished Unit I bad I, now u id il
III my 1 1 u I .it 1 1, 1 a nl, i Mue. " .me.
at lioleriuiiudn and Model lrug
Store.
nun'i Kulnavt
Women an. more often milictcd with
kidney iMmiiiIi m Hum men, but ut
tribute the Kluilitomi to ills, use pe
cull ii to iln ir , , while in reality
tile U I 1 1 1 , - ale l. I . n.il. Nonoui.
lii ail ii he, putly or d irk cirelei.
under tlie eye-, piilli in the h.li k, ute
aiim of kidney tioublc that n t not
I m Ignored, or a noin nml.nlv w ill
riKiilt. I'iiIivV Kidn.y Cure I, i
renioied the h.aOh of ihoiiMindu ol
Weak, lielvou.., In,. I,, ii ,,,wn wouo ii.
It atop in, gularitiea ulid rticugiheiia
the urinary oig-iua. Ii puritiea the
blood ami beiieiits i he w liole vt, in.
l ot ..lie .y II. A Hotel nililld
Th Celeiid i tatdloo
t'olouel .lol.ii M. l ulh r, t Money
liro, , 'i'ci:, i.,.,,ly nm Water
ha from 1. iv, t and lviduey trouble.
In a re. , in l. Ii. r, Kiy, : ,
nearly .1. u,l of th, ., cu.pbuila ,,,),
although 1 tri. .1 my f.imtlv doctor, I e
did me no good. 1 ,,,,1 ,',t j u,m,.
or your ureal l.I.etnc Itinera, which
cured mo. I coii.ul. I II.. in the b. t
iiiciloin.. ou i mill, iio.l thHiik I., it
wliu gave you tlie knowledge tu iiink,,
Iheui, " Sold mi, I gu uaiil I to cine
dypl,,, Inln.u,,,, H1 i,,Ul,
diaenw i,y atlt iliuggll at ,!,'
buttle.
ROGUfc
RICH IN DORMANT WEALTH
Rich Opportunities Are Here lor
the Taking.
Southern Oregon ii coming Into
promiueoce aa one of the sections of
the United Statea that in yet prac
tically undeveloped and which offeri
advantage! to tha timberman, the
farmer, the orcharding the stockman,
the miner and the businesa man that
are not eqoaled by other (ectiom of
the Pacific. Coast. To the person of
limited means, as well aa the caplt
alint, SoDthern Oiegon has, many
opening for investment, chief of
which ia in lauds. The period of
cheap lands ia rapidly drawing to a
clone ia Kogae 1(1 ver Valley and so
noon aa the laat of the government
lun 1 ia entered, timber, farm, fruit
and grazing lands will at once go op
in value at a rate not equaled by that
of any other aection of the United
Stated. ThU ia certain from the fact
that no auction ia baring ao rapid a
development aa ia now on in South
ern Oregon. It will be the wine in
ventor who geta a pieco of land in
Kogue River Valley and the aoonor he
geta it the greater the profit.
There ia yet a large area of govern
ment land in Southern Oregon that ia
aubject to entry and till a area waa
iURinaned laat weet by the opening
to aettlement of a large tract that had
boon withdrawn from entry. Home
Of tin H laud la heavily timbered with
augar pine, fir and other treea while
other tracta would make agricnltural
or grazing land. It ia (juite certain
that within five yeara, all the govern
ment land will have been taken aud
then the laiidleaa will remain land
Ioh.
Of Oregon' product I venoaa and
future proapacta, 11. A. Worthiugton,
who recently came from Chicago, to
aHHiimn the poaition of general mana
ger of the Harrlniaii railioada in
Oregon, baa the following to any after
having made a tour of the atute:
"If the lumber cut In Oregon laat
year waa loaded on railroad cara it
wonld make a train 700 in ilea long,
aaid Mr. Worthingtoii. "If the wheat
grown in Oregon waa aimilarly loaded
into 20 ton cara, it would make
ttaiu liOO nil lea in length, lu five
yeara, the at ate linn doubled her popu
bitloii, and her productn, and what
wc want to do now ia to keep thin
progrean up.
"Oregon baa a dnnally of jaipuln
tion of but a f ruction over live
tier cent, while that of New York
Connecticut and i'enuay Ivauia
Ion per cent. At thin ratio, Oregon
nhould have a population of 1,1, 0KI, 000.
At leaat one-half of the atato in oapa
blu ol average productivity, aud there
ia nu lnimeiiHe future ahead for Ore
gou. "
Mr. Worlhingtou'n opinion of the
Uinpciua and Kogue Hivei Valllea ia
an followa: " The climate and anil ad
vantagea of tbia rich farming aectlou
will undoubtedly attract and hold
large number of the jHinplu who come
to Oregon lliia year to vinit the fair
and aeu the country. They cannot
fail to be plcaaed with the natural
remmrcea, aud impreaaed With the low
priccn at which laud cau bu bought
hero in ciiinpariaon with the prlcea
of land III i iiHtern and middle Intel,
The Kogue Kiver Valley in a parudiae
for the fruit grower, the farmer and
ntnek rniaor. "
Hew Hope llema.
Mr. and Mr a. C. Hathaway were on
our atreeta today.
We tire having n few nice abowera
which make tbinga aiuile.
The Murphy Ditch Co. eupcct to
try the new ditch thia week no aa to
be ready for the aptlng irrigating.
Jewell .V Cornugli have Juat tluiabe
planting Ii ai rea of bopn aud an) pre
paring to put in Ui ncrea of npudn.
'I he parly given nl the home of J
Mc.Mliater on the Inth waa n great
nuccca. There were junt euougli
preaeiit to have n good time. Kir at
clans luunie waa furnished by 1.. nod
.1. Jewell and J. Stringer. l'.ol
Dnvldaon llema.
Kollin Carta of Kubli, waa a viaitnr
at (iranla I'iihs T luirhiluy and Friday
Clinton Cook and wife of Apple
gate paid (iranla l'aaa n viait Thura
dav.
M'. S. J. Cook of App legate
vim I oil lunula 1'axa ou buaiueaa
Satu rday.
urs. nerry, .mis. Wlntu an
laug'iter lietii, visited your tow
S.itunliiy.
T. Long, who Is working for Chan.
I'oikliuli. i, jaid tiranta I'ua n
visit Sauirdiiy,
N in I aris of Applegate ia doing
soin.i carpenter work for Mr. .aren
son lliia week.
I'.oit i.ik of Davidaoii visited bia
broilier in lnw , Win. Moaaoiiger, at
New Hop. Xitur.lay.
Mr Fnniuul of Port laud baa been
vinitiug Mr. Iluiugarduer thia week.
Ho returned Wednesday.
School ia going tu sart at M issouri
Flat this net week. They have em
ploye, 1 a lonelier fuun Oranla Pass.
.Ins Puuigirduer has h.enaowiug
soiiiu alfulfii tbia week and thia rain
that we are halng now w ill give it a
good stall
N. 11. York took a load of mtatocs
to tliauls Pass one day this week, be
ban quite a lot of good potatoes on
baud thia apt nig.
The farmers who have been wanting
to nee II rain are getting happy ngaiu
as the weather has changed and the
pio-ls cta for tain are favorable.
Mi. lievnol.ls, the county surveyor,
ia doing in i. work near Davidson
this w,.i, I r Mr. Calls, Mr Ke
lalie, J. w ork and W. S llil,.y.
.l is ,1 U Kaddoii, who came up
fioiu t alifernia over a month ago,
relumed to Fort Jouea Monday. He
is going down tin re as Im ia in ibo
employ of n large - mill iiunpauy.
The Mountain I. ion mine Is work
ing a small on w of men nt r ent
and ti ort f, in,, k(,(( f,,. , ,,,
11 lH ' l the oldest null, a In thu,
vicinity, nm) we all In s, io hour ef
I. in striking noiuelbing io h beforv
,0"l- Moiiliuorauvy. j
RIVER COURIER, GRANTS
Leland Siftlnga.
X. Died At Claokamua, Mri. T. J.
Clark. Her former name waa Go IT
and ahe lived here aince infancy.
She waa loved and reapectcd by all
who knew ber. She leavea unite a
family.
We are having cloudy weather with
light aprinkle of rain. A good rain
would do good at the preaent time.
aa the upland ia quite dry for plow
ing. Grain and graaa alao wonld be
helped if we had a good rain.
People are well along with their
gardening. We fee a oorreapondent of
the Courier atatea that alfalfa ia two
Inchea high. We have It hero seven
incbea high. How ia that for the
firat of Maroh? Everything in promis
ing, bright olouda are circulating, no
we are looking forward for a sue-
oeanful year.
New buildinga am going up in Ice
land. Oranta Pann in forging ahead of
Lelaud, but Oranta Paaa ia an older
town. Walt a little while aa Lelaud
takea no back not a, but grown ateadi-
with the rich mining country
alao exteuaive farming country around
it. New mluea are being 0ued
which are laatiug.
Home people who once lived here
got diHaatinUod, went away, and
traveled around, but were glad to
ootne back aud now are wanting work,
aud ray they are willing to live at
Lelaud on aa the climate agreea with
them. It la no exhilarating with
auch pure water. Anything that in
needed can be purchased at tho ntores.
A good deal of gardening in be
ing done In thta riointty an a large
number of railroad men will bo here
thin aunimer. No nicknean to report.
We have plenty to eat, good olothen
to wear, no with a clear cotiHcience
wo area happy people. Wide Awake.
Eatray Notice.
Ked oow, aNiut 8 yearn old ; crop in
one ear and half crop in the other.
Came to my place, 3 ml lea aouth of
Grantn Pann, laat October. Owner
enn have cow by proving proporty i:nd
paying chargen. W. I. Do WELL.
HIGGINS & PHILIPS
Assayers and Chemists
CIIAKGEH:
Gold, HUvnr. Copper, Lead, 1 each.
Uoiu aud Silver, l.
Each and every aasay dene with the
Idea tbnt It may lo obockuil.
II. I. H.joul.la
Reynolds & Lawton
Civil and MiniEg
Engineers.
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS
MEN AND SURVEYORS.
Grants Pass
Oregon
J. E. PETERSON
(I'loKKKH)
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Agent Dig Horn Raaln Lnnd Co.,
Wyoming. Anchor Wire Pence.
FARMERS FEED STABLE
J. K. KKRLEY, 1'koih.
I.nat atablo nouth on Sixth xtioct.
Ibiiiin under cover for INI hoiioi and
411 wagoua. liox etalla. ( orrall for
looao atoc.k.
Only the bont hay, elean grain and
alfalfa fed. Hulled bai'loy and other
grain.
No dlaoaat.il hoi'aon allowil. Hun.
running water, and tioiigh cleaned
every day.
Walling room and toilet room where
ladioa can louvo wrap and arrange
their toilola.
1'ri..a rcaaonable and 1h1 care given
lock.
B. A. WILLIAMS
Front and 4th Sti.
P.O. Box 2.3.
Real Estate
KmploytiKiit olTicr. Ihtiscs it iittit
No. 7N- V m-rt'ci, nil fnicfl, I ncrt"
flTfl tHltlDMl, (.' lUlllVlttt-tt, 10 U l0x, I
iiult fmm rm In Mill tw n, in-I hmN,
hOmhiI, i'Ic. A linrKiiin nt ft.'wih n re. llt
int pay pun Unsv price lu ivwi vrui.
SEEDS
AU'alta, (Hover, Timothy
ami other (itassos, nml
Wheat and Oats.
Garden Seeds of All Kinds.
All my sccils an.- tunc .ni.l
l" the lust ijti.ihty.
WII LAMKH HVAI.I.I V
POTATOES
Simml, Div ami Mca!v ami the!
llcst I'ot.ttocs solil in Gt.itits Pass
Chiles' Grocery!
l-ront st., near Fourth.
J. A. SIlUtFTS,
Teacher of Music
Practical iii-tnictiou in V.oliu, pi.mo,
tinltnr. Clarinet and Cornet. MoU cue
ful attention given to N'gtuiiors Uiie
ordors at Music Store.
N. F. MctiKFW,
PIONKHR
trivk ami ni:i.ivi:Rv
I uruitiire and 1'iauo
Mux lug
GRANTS PASS. OREGON.
Tha Popular Brrbae Shop
Oct your tonsorial work done at
IUA TOMPKINS
Ou Sltth Street Three chaiia
Bath Kuow Ui oouDoetlou
PASS, OREGON, MARCH 10, 1905
IS llP yA SWSLL BOOT
JS2f-rfl MAKERS co ;;iaf individualises I
withtwcwmctm iw y j wearer as
, pfl beinj exclusive. j
j For Sa.1 By Sr I
ritOFI-SSIONAL CAKDS. 3
TO. C. tt. "U. Column O
M C. I-INDLEV, M. D. J 4 f.N fvfta
1'nictlco limited to
K A It . NOHK and THROAT,
and llttine; of giuaAoa.
KVK,
Oil!.... I) on oh '.i to 12; 2 to Ii;
:in to 8;:io. 'leli'iihoiicn 2HI and 77.
(illANIM 1'A.sa, - - OKEOWN
piUCD'K D. STRICKKR, M. D.
IIOMKOI'ATIIIO
I'll VSH I AN and SURGEON.
laMinio 'J'omplo, Koomn 2 and 4
(Ikanth I'anh,
'I'hono IVS-I. OnicooN.
(jj, H. DOUGLASS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGKON
Otlleo: l'igney'a reMiileni, cor. 6th
and K hiI'i.m'U.
I ;iy and nl'bt phone No. tUI.
t i II AN 1 H I'Ah
Oncnos
J)R. J. Nl. KITCHEN,
I 111.' Illelllhe
tlllto Medical i11
-of New York PoatGrad
cbool. PHYSICIAN AND SUUGKON
(Hliceiii Diyoii I lock, wont Front St.
l'boiii a; (lllico ns, Kcniili.'uce 4M1.
I) P. I.OVIC, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SI'KtiKON.
I lllico in WillianiH I'.roa.' Illock, over
tiranta l'ar..i liroeocy.
bi-Hidcnco I'hone 414.
I lllico I'll. .no Ml.
(liiANia l'f-s, . - Oheiiom
, HOUGH,
ATIOU.NKY AT-LAW,
rriieticoa ill all Statu and KedoraK'ourts
I lllico ovoc Ihiic Kiddle Hardware Co,
GllASTN l'Ah,
J. H. AUSTIN,
OlIEUOU
A TTOliNKY-AT LAW
Union Ituil.Hng
KKIillY
Oregon
I)R. V. M. I.ONGWKLL
OSTi;ur.TH
Treats nil Nervous and Spinal Din
oa s. Rheumatism and Moniach Trou
bles. A specially made of Female I lis-
i nlico: Coli
front mom.
uiill l.odeine; llouso,
(i run is l'ass, Ore.
)R. S. J. SKATON
MAGNKTIC HKAI.ER
'.Jin llalhs, Alcohol Kub. All "di9.
- treat. -il. ilospiiat care given to
. ho wish it. UhiMiiiiatisui cured in
.or-d form. Ad ice fii'.
nloiiial ll.nir-o. Ollice hours II to ft.
ms I" i. - Okmion
IW
III.N OIVK.N IT 11Y OTHERS
ii. oosis von nothing to consult
lK. MuNTlillMKKV. Ue CUII'S
IK.
an. i
lo i miiplaiiits, men s private ilis-
iiul all kinds of chronic troubles.
l o s.,- ( her.
''! faiuili toe
all at l-'iv.- M,
ikci. ii i ul other guaran-
ln ines. i: u. tiox nut.
t.'i.it ir-t Parsonage.
Palace Barber Shop
J. H. Ml'Uf N. Prop,
Sliavinii. Hair Cutting
1 laths, i:tc.
1 v, 1 1 th:i rent and cleun and a
work r ll'st-l'lasa.
Charles Costain
I Wood Working Shop.
j W t ol il.mr mil!, mar R. R. track
liiriiuii-, .-or,, II Work, MirrWork, Hand
. a .1 Work, Wm.it I'ullevs. Saw
n,. I ,
iiuiotuiiii;, Repairing all km.ls
rclil
E. A. WADE
IHIY (iOODS,
rMH:iiLAn.
NOTIONS, Etc.
l'tont Street, west Palace hotel
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
FRANK D0RIYIAN
Machinist
and Repairer
. '.. N- v.i Machin.. Uvks,
tun -, I, a- Kcgin., Ciubrallaa and
oir rio i eial l!..pa.r:ngUona promptly
m .1 ut tv-asonaole charge.
New and ivoik1-Hand Hicvclea, Ouna
and Kevolrors mid. '
Shop on South Mi la titrtwl.
All matfar for Una aolamn ia Mipplied,
by tha f) ran la Pan Woniaa'a t lin.-lmn I
Temaeratiaa Uaon. I
Tha mothern' meeting announced
laat week to be held on Friday after
noon, March Kith at the home of Mm.
C V. Henkle, in by mutual consent
pontpoued until after the revival ser
vices now beiug held afternoon find
evening nhall clone.
All reBtlern of tho Union Kipmil
aro lntereated in the February 2Ud i
number, giving account of the Will-1
ard ntatue presentation by thu state of
Illinoin in ntatuary hall, Washing-j
ton, on February 17, and the npeecli. ii
by nenatorn and representatives, in ac
ceptance of the name. Helow is an
extract from Senator Co Horn's address i
"Mr. Prenident, the Bt.ito of Illinois
presents to the United Htalog the
ntatoo of a great woman, whose nam.
in familiar wherever the Fuglish
language . in npokcu. The Senate (in
frequently suspended its ordinary
business to pay tribute to the memory
of emiuetit statesmen who have pan-id
away. During the present session we
have heard eloquent ea logics nu the
liven of two distinguished men
(Jcorge Friable Hour of Massachu
setts, and John J. Itigalls of Kansas.
For the first time in the history of
the Senate, a day ban been set apirt
that we may talk of a won.au.
The npeaker here puvo a compre
hensive resume of Miss Willard's
remarkable career, concluding thus:
What did the Woman's Christian
Temperance Uuiou accomplish un
der thu leadership of Fraucos K. Will
ard? She lived to see it grow from a
small, struggling organisation with
which she was connected in lSTU, to a
u-nrhi.u-irf. ,n...n...ot tin, nw.1 st.i. n.
' '
did orgauixation of women that ev, r
enisled, nunibcriug in tho United
States niore than atKl.fKKl. with a fob
!...; I l...lf - ...in:.... i.. ,,,
To III OWl
towns and cities local
unions w i re
eHtablished. The local Teinperance
Legion was formed, cmnpos.d of
children, with a membership of over
'.'"iO, (X X). Temperance instruction was
provided in the schools and Sunday
schools to morn than 111,0(10, nun child
ren. Tens of thousands of men were
induced to sign thu total-ubstineiiee
pledge. It circulated millions of
pages of tomperntice literature, and it
ban gone far to secure ciiuality r,f
treatment of women. It appealed fin
happy homos tho source of good
society and good govenment lnuni
protection; it aplH'altd to the uiotln i.
to save the boya for their county, nmi :
it marshaled every moral force to tin-:
supiort of its principles. ,
Mr. President, 1 esteem it un honor '
to have known lH'rsonally Frances li.
VYillnrd during the greater part of lu r
active life. I knew from personal
kuowUdge of the work in which she
was engaged, and I witncfsed with
pleasure the wonderful success which
atteuded her efforts. She was a re
former, but she never shared the
usual nnHipularity of reformers
her advocacy of reform in teiupeiaiu ,
uever made Jier olTensive to any i a--of
people. Notw itstaiiiling In r j ul l!.
life, she was nevertheless a n il
woman, with that degree of sinei riiv
and modesty, that commanded the ut
most lespect from all with whom sh.
.-me lu contact
The world ban lieeu better boom-.
Frances E. Wllluid lived. She de
voted her life unselfishly to the caii
of Immunity, and she brought s. l.n. tv
into the homes, of untold ihousuius
and nt her death sh i left an organi.i
tiou that ban been and w ill com line
to lie a imtent factor for coo. I m n,.
world. !
Mr. I'resiilent, the State of llliuois, i
in presenting the statue to the I nn, ii '
States, to In. placed in Statuary lia.i !
among the figures of the greatest men '
that have lived iti the United S s, I
baa houored itself, ban justly honor. ,'; '
great woman, and has paid a tnl im 1
to all Anierieau Womanhood." I
(Applaus.. iu the galleries. j
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-: f I lb il 1 wnuM he doiiur an inju.tice to
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; v
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Hall Cole,
liulct takers, Fmbalmcrs,
Funeral Directors.
I'ell -I k of Hurial Uols'a and I'll-
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North Sixth Street
Near t out't House.
I'll' INKS:
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Mistt Jdek M. Snyder,
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ILY BROTHERS. Efl 1V.tt fl.. New York.
HOTI0B TO CREDITORS.
In tlie Oouutv Court for Josephine
County, Oregon.
Ia the Matter or ine no in in i
1 of Eliiabeth F. Noely, Ve-
oeased. )
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersigned, Jamea Necly, ban been
appointed executor of the last will and
ef the Estate of Elizabeth F. Neely,
deceaaed, by the CountyX'ourt for Jo
aaubine County. Oregon, aud all per
sona having olainn against aaid eatate
are hereby notified to present the
name, duly voriflea an ny taw re
quired, to the undersigned executor
at the law otlice of H. 1) Morton at
Grants Pang in Josephine Oounty.Ore
gon, on or before six months from the
date of the first publication of thia
notice, which date of firat publication
and the' date of thia notice ia Thurs
day, December 8, A. D., IW04.
JAMES NEELY. Executor.
COMTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, United
Statea Land Otlice.
noneburg, Oregon, Nov. 3, 1U04.
A nulHciont content aUldavit having
been filed in thia otlice by II. J. Sctimitt
contestant, against homestead entry
No. 11,014, made July 14, 1112, for
WJf" SW-4', SWi NWj-i, Section IH.
Townahip 87 B., Baugo 7 Went, by
Jamea A. Bush, coutestee, in which it
ia alleged that tho said eutryman died
lu February, 1U08 ; that during his life
time he failed aud neglected toestablish
a residence or reside upou naid land,
but resided upon adjacent land; that
aince bin death the helrn-at-law havo
wholly failed and neglected to resitle
upon or Improve the land, aa required
by law. Bald parties are hereby noti
fied to appear, respond and offer evi
dence touching aaid allegation at 10
o'clock a. m., on April il, 1V05, before
John M. Booth, U. B. Commissioner,
at bin office In Oranta Pass, Oregon,
and that final hearing will 1 held
at 10 o'clock a. in., on April III, ISM'S,
befere the Begister and Beoelver at
the United Statea Land Office in Hose-
burg, Oregon.
The said contestant having, In a
projier affidavit, filed November ii,
lVOt, set form facta which show that
after due diligence personal service of
this notice can not be made, it in here
by ordeied aud directed that such no
tice be given by due and proper pub
lication. J. II. BOOTH, Beceiver.
CITATION.
Iu The Comity Court of the Statu
of Oregon, For the County of Jose
phine. In the matter of the 1
Estate of Agnes I
K. Sawyer, Ue- J
ceased. J
To John Kicker, Mary Ronimick,
Lydia Juno Hammond, Kuth Kim
ball, Aguea Hilton, Alon.o Kicker,
Sumner Kicker, Lemuel lloothhy,
Diana K. Libby, John Koothby, Nellie
MoKenuey, Mury Boothby, John
Kicker, Duvld Kicker, and F. W.
Sawyer, beirs-at-law of deceased ; and
F. W. bawyer, Agues Smith,
Clarence G. Sawyer, Freeliug F. L.
Sawyer, Alfledit Smitli, Chanucey
Messenger, Fannie Iiaker Wooldridge.
devisees of deceanetl, and all heirs
aud devisees unknown, if nny there
be, GREETING :
Iu the Name of tha Statu of Uregou,
you are hereby cited and required to
appear iu the County Conrt of the
State ol Oregon, for the County of
Josephine, at the Court Room there
of, at Grants Pann iu the County of
Josephine on Tuesday, thu Mill day
of March, laoft, at 10 o'clock a. in.,
then and there to show cause, if any
there be, why an order should not Is)
made for the sale of Uit 2 iu LSIock
F, liourue'a Fir.it Addition to the
City of Grants I'usn iu Josephine
Uouuty, Oregon, aud particularly de
scribed and bounded as i ontaiued iu
the petition for the sale thereof, tin
prayed for in the Administrator's pe
tition therefor.
Witness the Hon. ,T. O. Kooth,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Josephine, with the seal of said Court
allixed, thin id day of Febrnarv,
A. JJ. IU0.').
Attest: 8. F. CHESHIRE,
SEAL. Clerk.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
In the County Court fur Josephine
County, Oregon.
In the matter of the 1
Estate ot John
Every, Doceaned. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
pursuant toau order duly entered in the
County Court for Josephine Countv,
Oregon, in the above eutitled cau-e,
of date, Feb. 211, A. I)., isaift, where
in it in ordered nun directed that the
real property of the above uunnd
John Every, hereinafter described,
be sold at piivate sale for the pur
pose of laying charges and claims
against said estate, expenses of ad
ministration, aud for the purpose of
distribution.
NOW THEREFORE. I berelr
give notice that I will after April ?',
A. D., WOft, gpH Bt ,riVHt Me tl,
the highest bidder, for terms cash in
hand, or for approved tecurity upon
said real estate by flrnt mortgage,
with hair cash down, the following
described premises, to-wit:
The SE4 of the SW't. and the SW'.,
I'Tl' 2-' Township 8.1 S,
' Willamefe Meridian.
Also the NEi4 of the NWV and
the NWi4.of the NE1 . of Sec. 2T
Township 85 8, K 6 W of Willamette
Meridian all in Josephine County,
Oregon.
lU0oa'd 10 Uy f Mnl, A- -
JOHN DEVENY,
Administrator of the Estate.
Housework ruiua your hands
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Tbis
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