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ROCTJR RIVER COURIER. GRA.NTS PASS. OREGON, MARCH 31. 1W5 IP! Good large juicy Lemons at 15c and 20c per dozen. Specials This Week on Soap 7 Bars of Radis Laundry Soap for 25c. 2 " Yellowstone Soap, large size 15c. 5 " White Linen a clear, white laundry Soap for 25c. One box (3 bars) Jockey Club toilet Soap, highly perfumed, and a combination bread kuite and meat saw for 25s, Buy your Fels Naptha Soap Where you can buy it cheapest "NuiTsaid." To introduce we will sell a patent roller wash board at the price of a common wash board, 45c. Try one and save y3 your labor. WHITE HOUSE GROCERY BUILDERS Allen's Portland Cement Roche Harbor Lime WsiJ Palp Plastr Sherwin-Williams Prepared Paints, Stains and Varnishes Pioneer Lead, Strictly Pure Linseed Oil, Glass and Putty All kinds of IJuilders Hardware Locks, Hinges, Nails, etc. Hair-Kiddle fMXtKgSSXSBSBBU Ready to Wear and Tailored Hats New Spring stock is now ready for inspection. Call and see the newest things in Millinery. Front Street near Sixth. THE VOTING CONTEST Eagles 2V-37 School 27ls8 A. A. C. M.'3s)l Red Men 34 J ostphineClub 112 Tendo 68 Odd Fellows f v. o. w 50 Elks 45 M. E. Church 42 Masons 3 G. A. R .., 24 Royal Neighbors 21 Eastern Star 5 Presbyterian Church 1 1 K. of P 1 Knights of Columbus 9 Rtbekahs 2 Antler Club 8 Ladies Library 2 Salvation Army 1 Coupons are given at tho following places : Geo. S. Calhoun Co. Paddock's Bicycle Den. K. O. McCroskcy. C Ij. I'levcllgiT. It. Ij. Cur & 'o Plunmicr Ai Martin. White House Grocery. KogiiH Kivcr Courier. H. A. Hotermuud. Miss Ida Weston. Thomas & O'Neill. D. M. DePny. r.nvd is giving a handsome present with' each dozen cabinet photos for a short time. DOUBLE BREASTED VARSITY If you like the double breasted suit, you'll want this Hart, Schaffner & Marx Double Breasted Van-ity. You'll enjoy wearing it for what it is-, as well as for what it looks.. The quality is there. The label in it small thine; to look for, big thing to find; is a sig that you can have your money back if you want it. We positively guarantee every gar ment Waring the Hart, Schaffner & Marx label to be absolutely all wool. You'll find pleuty of clothes rhis year which are not all wool; they're part cotton, and they won't wear like all wool; they're called "mercerized," thev're fraud. If we have an opportunity to clothe you. you'll be satisfied with your looks and with our prices. GEO. S. CALHOUN CO. The White House Grocery; Graws a decisive line between j;ood an indifferent quality. Our cou traet with our patrons calls for the best available quality at the lowest consistent price - We are entirely sold out of those Naval Oranges at 10c per dozen, but we are selling lots of ttia 25c and 30c Xavals. They are at their best in qnalitv at present. - MATERIAL Hardwire Co. Miss Ida Weston Services at St. Luke's. At St. Luke's church ing, them w ill hethe Holy Communion and the Temptations of Sunday fiinrn celchratiou of a sermon on Christ,. The Sunday school aud Bible class will meet at the nstial hour. In thn evening, the program for tho musical service will be as follows: Processional: "Legion"; "EU wanger's" "Gloria in Kxcelsis"; "Kettle's Magnificat"'; "Beethoven's Dens Misereatur" ; "The Angelus Evening Hymn"; Clarinet solo, "Spring Awakening"; " Offertory by Gilbert"; Recessional : "Harvard Hymn"; A cordial welcome is ex tended to all. . ltev. F. C Williams, Hector. Cheap Rates From The East. Commencing March 1st, and con tinuing daily to and including May l.iih, lima, Colonist tickets will be sold from the Fast to points oil Ore roii Lines, via Portland. Following are rates from some of tho principul points : From Chicago, 111 :iS From Blooniington, lil HI Wi From Peoria, 111 81 R) Eroui St. Louis, Mo SO W From Council BlulTs, Iowa .... 2.1 From Omaha, Neb 25 00 From Sioux City, l"a no I ruin Kansas City, Mo 8.1 HO Correspond ing rates will be made Irom other points aud will apply to all poinU on Oregon Lines. PI. tso uote rates nnd dates of snle as yon may desire to advise your friend in the Fast. W. E. COM AN General Pis-etig'T Agent-Portland Or. ".'' - '. .H'-' ' V-' .V-"-'-.-r ' r-, V-i' '-!'? '.-' -T -a. T T, -" Copyright 1005 by Hsrt S.r.tfner if Mrl :.! V'-V-f J "J Vv- I ':: Y '1 :;.. . J.V'.' m mxm PERSONAL COLUMN People tv Thev Com und Co From Day to Day Z Dr. Shearer and L. L. Hurii of Gleudale visited Ursula Puss Tues day ami took degrees in Reaiucs 'Chapter, R A M. .Dr. Findloy will leave Monday night for two months stay in New York. .Ho can be f on nd in his office however, until Monday noon. Mrs. E. D. Jowett, will arrive this week from Chicago, to joiu her husband, Dr. E. D. Jewett, who late ly canie from Chicago and opened an office in this city. H. D. Nortou was in Gleudale Mon day, as attorney in a mining suit between the Gold Flat Mining Com pany and Wm. MeCurdy, Mr. Norton appearing for the Company.- Silas Grizzle of Snmptor, aud George Grizzle of Klamath Falls, lire in Grants Pass this week on a visit to their sisters, Mrs. J. D. Fry, Mrs. Eclus Pollock aud Mrs. M. Vt . Wheeler. L. Ij. Herd, a prominent bnsiucss man and postmaster at G'.endulo, was in Grauts Pass over Tuesday night. Wliile in the city Mr. Heid attended the Masonic lodge and finished his degree work in the. blue lodge. ' Hairy Johnson an old friend of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Voorliies and Mrs. A. Conklin, stopped oil at Grants Pass Tuesday. Mr. Johnson's home is hi Michigan, but ho has head quarters in Boston with thn Stolon Shoo Co. Kred Pruitt left Monday ovening for Grants Puss to be absent for about a week. Ho was accompanied by Chas. Simmons, of the same city, who has spent a week hero visiting With the Prnitts and other friends Gleudule News. Wi'liaro Bnll has moved with his family from nor Wildi rvilie to Grants Pass and ho wi.l engage in carpenter work. Mr. Bull has a farm near Wildervillo on which he put in the crop for this year before ho, moved ftom it to this city. Mrs. W. J. Sheehan has so fur re gained her health that she Motets to return in a short time to her home at Wildervillo from Medford, where she has been for the past month under tho professional care of Dr. W. S. Jones of that city. Miss Florence Barrett, of this cily, will begin a term of school mxi Monday iu the Karg district on lower Wolf creek. Miss Barrett is an ex perienced teacher and her school work will doubtless give satisfaction as It has in previous 'd'ools she ii:i taught. George H. Durham went to .Jackson ville Monday to attend ci:cnit court, which convened in that place last Monday. Mr. Durham, with his part ner, W. M. Colvig of Jacksonville, htia a number of important cu-cs in that court in which they ap'tir as counsel. Mrs. Miirv Gibert, with her three small children arrived in GrnnU Pass Monday from Joplin, Missouri. Mr:'. Giberf's husband recently died and she w ill spend the spring at the home of her brother, Geo. H. Nichols, and may possibly make her home In reader iu this city. Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Brown left Monday morning lor Astoria to rk np their household effects and ship them to Grants Pass. Mr. Brown holies to return 111 time to conduct services Sunday. In case ho does not arrivo in time, other arrangement will be mad" for services. Kd. H. Fell and family tiro amnii;: the new residents of Grant Pa,-", coming from Taenina. They are greatly "pleased with Kogne P.iver Valley mid especially w ith the elimaio tho absence hero of tho almost it 11 tinnous rains and fogs of the winter season on the Sound being a mo. t agreeable feature to tin 111. Mrs. L. B. Hall returned home last Saturday from Hot Lake, t'nioti county, w here she had been for some time taking treatment at the ne dii ol springs at that place for rheumatism. Her health is gitutly improvul nd she is greatly euenurnged wilh the prospect of soon being free from her painful atlliutioii. Hon. Geo. W. Colvig i qu i to sick ut bis home in this city with pneumonia, but thn last two days he has imptoved sonn w l.at end his family have ovc ly hope tl.ct lie will soon recover. Mr. Colvig hud a sevcro uttatt of grippe, btitfiiln.g be'ter, r uin! to his law clli-'e 01. e t..y la.-t week on a cold day i.ud t:iKie:' cold ho was taken w itti : ueumouia. Dr. F. W. Van Dyke arrived home Wednesday from a Hv 1 innuiiAtrip, the greater port inn of which he spent ill Korope in special work in nit;.";y under 'lie great surgeons of I a: i:-, Berlin and Vienna. Tim Dm tor i.l'o sM-nt tonsiderabk' time in post-r -filiate work in .New York Cur. He states that ho find a vry roiiii.ble ns well as enjoyable trip and kid tin-1 best of health during his tiavein j Hl.ll. J. H. Booth, tlllt:l I. iii ly receiver of the Liiit' d St:io i l i'.d j ollice at Itosi l.urg, has been , ',. , i, -l , cashier of the Douglas County 1:.mi j by the directors ot thai hank. Mr. j Booth was a f'.ra.rr resid'tit of Grants Pass and while her.' was! secretary of the r-ugar JJin.i Door iV Lumber Comrauy and In is a man ol j large business ex;a rienee and thoroughly Cims'tent for the po.i- i t ion. Mr. Booth is nut of the well: known Booth family of On gou all of: w l.om ure ptoaiioeot in IjUrlllrn nml ! political affairs of thu stale, of thin family, J. O. Booth is county judge of Ju-ephiiiu C( uiity an . a proioin .nt lu.s- ! iueiui man of Grnnti l'as. K. A. Booth, of Kugene, is state senator lor. OUR 1. 11 ne county aud ho is at the hi ad of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Comuiy. one of the l.irgest luiul-er iou.pauie ou the Pci tic Coast. W. A. Bouth it 1 a promiueiit business man f l'.'in - j ville, ni wi until recently c euty judge of Crook county, resigning li.ej office ou account of ill I.ealtU aud ex Uitisive basiuess carts. Qig Stock of Dry Wood. -An enterprise that fills a long-felt want is the big wood yard of the Grants Pass Fuel Compauy, located near Frout and Fourth streets, This is purely a homo enterprise and is deserving of extensive home patronage. O. O. Load, the enterprising mana ger of the gasoline woodsaw, aud the owner of a splendid fruit farm oat on Iowa street, is manager of this wood yard in partnership with V. J. Gordon, recently from Oregou City. Mr. Loud is an experienced man at the wood and timber business, and has supplied the yard with wood to meet every demand. Wood of every kind, and of auy length can be had iu small or largo quantities at the yard, and will be delivered jirouiplly on order. Being under sheds, it is -well seasoned and dry, and kept in that condition through all season. Much trouble has becu ex perienced in past years in getting dry wood in Grants Pass during the win ter, or iu getting wood of a sine aud length to fit a particular range or stove. This trouble is uow emiroly obviated, and if you want 10-iiioh or four-foot wood, hard or soft, split or iu chunks, you can Hud just what yon want at thn yards of tho Grants Pass Fuel Company. This enterprise was started at the earnest request of citizens, and to meet tho demand of a growing city. It is not only a great convenience, hut will be a means of saving money to all wood consumers. The company also oirorates a woodsaw, aud will saw cord wood or poles into stove lengths. A grent saving can be realized over tho old methods of buy ing wood by the tier, by purchasing it in cord wood lengths, at cord rates, and having it sawd into stove lengths. Putroui.a a home enterprise by patronizing tho Grants Pass Fuel Compauy, Undertaking Parlors Completed. Hall Cc Colo will next week have their undertaking establishment com plete in every respect. The addition to their building was completed last: week and this week tho floors were put iu aud the rooms fitted up. A cement floor was laid for thn ground floor nml a partition was put in, dividing tho space into two rooms. One will be for a morgue and will he lifted with all thn requirements for caring properly for tho dead. The other room will be for their hearse, and is n model for tho purpose. Hose attachments are arranged that the heart o call readily bo washed and cleaned after a trip ovur a muddy or dusty road. Thn hearse, which arrived last week from the Fast, Is 0110 of the finest ever brought to Oregon. It, cost ..I'P'Oaiid weighs 1SWI pounds While the liuisti ii phfiii, yet it is of the very best the glass being the heaviest and purest plate and thn enamel on the wood and steel having tho most per fect luster. A lowering device has been put iu that is of Mm latest and most M'rfeet make, and w ith it casket can ho lowered 11.10 a grave without noise or like li hood of in cident, and with the cas ing sthat go With it tho casket can be laid away without being soiled by loose earl h. Me-Frs. Hall & Colu have the dis tinction of having the only exclusive undertaking establishment in South ern Oregon nnd iu point of complete ness anil high class of ponds carried, it will compare well with similar ostahlisht'ients ill the large cities. l'ev. J. B. Travis went to Portland Moiiiluy to attend tho Baptist slat e conference which was in session in that citv this week. Key. Travis returned Friday to Grants Pass. The I.adii.3 Benefit Society of the rresb.vti riim chimb will give a dime social at the church parlors on Frl day cvitiiog, April 7th, at which then will be ail auction sale, for which No 1 -heel; nor money nred yon bring A ilntaght might give you cold We'te on !y d g this for fun, The buyer ben is sold. All friends of the church are iu vitid to attend. WANT 1 v- K POST YOU 0 3fZ i n tlic ln'.t. place to M't, sumo soa.soiial'le articlos. LAV'X MOWLKS Wo liavo jiiHt roeeivpil ' and have a ball ltcarin; mower which will ho a jdYaniuo to 11 so. I'LANI-T (iAHDlj.N TOOLS , which Hiivo in 0110 Reason. the liflCO i isiiim; tackle our .Spring stock is now on the shelves ami roiln on display . Cramer Bros. oil!) I KI.LOWS P.LtX K Bicjclel Paint & Gil 0 WE E THE BUSINESS POINTERS News Notes From the Business Men to Renders. Dr. Flanagan, Physician aud Dentist. Go to Coron for Plumbing. M. Clemens. Prescription Druggist. A Gentleniau'i smoke the Stage line. - My location fee is f!25. W. B. Sherman. A second hand Cornish organ at a snap. J. M. Ward. A few diamonds loft at Letcher's Jewolry store. A good Bicycle, HHU model, for t!5 at Cramer Bros. High grade ore iu small lots bought. W. G. Wright Wanted, poles and logs for wood. Address box 28& Pure Plymouth Rock Cockerols, $1.1)0. See Bobbins. When you don't know where to go, go to People's market. . Buy your Incubator of F. H. Schmidt Iu sells the best. Take vour blovclo to Cramer Bros' Bicycle Hospital for cleaning or re pairing. And still I am Insuring aud selling real estate at the old stand. J. K. Peterson. A second hand Kimball organ llfl J. M. Ward at on f.i payments. piauo store. It is your ov,u fault. If money is worth saving, its worth walking to People's unlike t. Bicycles sold on Installments and old wheels takeu as part 1 nymcnt at Cramer Bros. If your watch does not keep correct time, take it to Letcher's. Ho will make it go just right. Suwing machines ft, tti. 110 np to fJ5 at the Singer agency opixwitn the Court House. All tho standard makes aud styles. Two second hand upright pianos for sale on easy payments. One is a Fischer and one is a Sherwood. Good bargains both of them. J. M.Ward. Dr. Gobln will make regular visits to Grants Pass ivory two weeks. Y ou ean see In 111 again, nemomner ne guarantees his glasses to lit. At Hotel Josephine, tnursday aim rri- day, April (ith and 7th. Houses for rent .by SHERMAN & IRK LAND. A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron' When looking for a wedding ring, let Letcher make you one. If yon want to raise ' ducks, buy an Incubator of F. Schmidt. Our telephone number is ol.' regu- lar delivery. Peoplu's market W. L. IRKLAND writes FIRE INSURANCE. Patton's Sun Proof Paint iu all the shades you want at Cramer Bros. Wo want veal, mutton, chickens, eggs, and pay casti. rcnpiu a market. South Sixth ttrcet. See the new Banner brand Waists and Skirts at Wude's on Front street aud G. D. Justrite corsets. Extras for all sowing machines, oils and needles ut fto a paper at hiuger Sewing machine agency opiaisite Court House. Souvunir Postal Cards Courier building. Give your frleuds a Stage lino the good smoke. We want your property to sell. SHERMAN & IRELAND. High grade 010 iu small lots bought W. G. Wright. It is time to put in your garden and lawn now. Get your tools at Cramer Bros. Moore, tho second hand, dealer will liii v at the highest orico any house hold or other articl that may be offered for sale. jnd ho has every kind of an article for sale cheap. Dr. Goble, the optician will ho here again next Thursday and Friday, April tit h and 7th. He examines eves free ol charge. If you need glasses he will lit you with the right kind and guarantee them. Olllce at Hotel Josephine. SHERMAN As IRELAND, REAL ESTATE. High grade ore iu small lots bought. W. G. Wright. Split Bumhoo Fishing Rods from l.5 up ut ('lamer Bros. Curtis At Co. foi Watches, Clocks, Gold Rings and Jewelry, lino willed repairing, engraving. Goods sold ut reunoiiahlo rices. Come and see us. I. O. O. F. Building, Grains Pass, Oregon. Get out vour Oliver Plow. If it is wi ru out, get another at Ciamer Bros. As!; your denier for Rogue River Creamery Butter made at Medi'onl is now 70 cents per two-pound, square lull weight. I am i 1 a position to furnish vnu ns hoiiviiv tiiiih. red claitiiH as von would have gut two or tin in yi , us ago. W ii. Mo renin. A sewing inaeliiiin 011 dial, if it suns vnu it is yours. I )o. s as good Moil: hs a ?'J.i loneliine. Have 12 standatd malie machines, f '2. ho tu Come and see them at lite Il.tvis' si cond band store. School chlldrin should have their eves exuuiiued at least out n a vear If vour children complain of head aches and ev strain take tic 111 to Dr. Gohle und have their eyes thoroughly tested. It Hints you nothing to know w hi tin r their cyis need attention or not. jt Hotel Josephine, April nth and .th, J hursd.iy ami I rnlay. Mr. and Mrs. -ri d ( olvlg were 111 Grants Pass the forepart of the being summoned hue 10 bo with Mr. Colvig's father, Hon. (i. W Colvig, who is seriously s:ek. 'I io latter having unproved, Mr. and Mrs. Colvig returned to tie Ir home Wedn lar in Gold Hill win re .Mr. Colvig conducts a drug store. Mt Pitt Mine a Kith Producer. A. F. Hooter, manager of the Mt. Pitt mine, arrived back from a trip north last Friday 011 business iu Port land and ('hehalis for his compauy. Hu was ttieonipuiii. il by ('. W. Geig. r, of Ch halis and who Is county sur veyor of Lew is county, Wash. Satur day they wcut to Juiup-otf Joe to tho mine which Mr. Gelg.-r wished to inspect with a view of investing, lis only remained over two days but was so ph ased that he will return to Josephine county at an early date and Aill then be quite certain to take np a uiuiiug proposil ion. Mauagi r Hoofer states that the Mt. Pitt I yielding the gold at a most satisfact ory rate aud that his company will soon replace tho big arraalre with a flue five stump mill. THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS Brief Notes s.nd Items of Interest and Import&nce. Jehu Ileckes nearly lost a thumb Thursday, while chopping wood. The physician hopes however, to be able to save the member. The youngest child, a girl of three years, of Mr. and Mrs. William Bull la seriously ill of spinal trouble aud its case is so serious that it is feared the little one w ill not lecover. The Gleudale News states that Willis Kramer, of Mrytlo Croek has placed a foroe of men at work on his mine in the Mt. Reubeu district pre paratory to ptittiug in a stamp mill. The spring term of school at Wood ville began last Monday with Miss Maude Prim, ill charge. .Miss Prim Is a daughter of Judge Prim of Jacksou ville and she is one of the brightest and most successful teachers of Jack son county. Kev. F. Sack, of Medford, all unounces that be will be iu Grants Pass this Sabbath and will hold Ger man Lutherau services at 10 a. in. at tho Adveut church. A cordinl Iu vitatiou is extended io all to attend these services. This issue of the Courier has boeu interfered with greatly on account of the frequent lack of power for the typesetting machine aud press. The shutting oil the electric current was niailo i.occssary in order that the electric light employes might erect new polei with safety. ' Mrs. Sarah A. Grilllth has recently completed a finely finished five-room cottge ou Eighth and K streets, which she expects to rent. Mrs. Grltllth has two lots adjoining this properly aud she will build a house on each this summer, oud to rent and oue for her ow ti use. To meet tho expected rush of travel to and from Portland during the Lewis Biul Clark fujir it is reported that the Southern l'a. ilio will put on a "flyer" between Ban Francisco and Portland that will make the run iu 2S hours, now made iu ll'l bonis, This "tlyer" will only stop at the largest towns, on the route, Grauts Pass being nun of thn number. Jackson county Pas added two graders to Its road equipment, which now consists of a rock crusher, a steam roller and four graders and a number of wheel and slip scraper. With a road master in charge of the work and a crew of men hired by the month and a camp out lit for boarding the men and teams, Jackson oouuty has made preparations for building roads, under modem methods aud the days of muil and dust on the high ways of that cointy are ended in the not fur distant future. W. M. Brothers who is farming near Merlin was ill Grants Pass Monday, Mr. Brothers Is a strong believer III the betterment of the roads of Jose pbine county and while favoring ma oadam roadsjthinks that the present roads could be greatly benefitted by dimming the drniiiago from the cuts and center of the roads as is uow largely the rule loditches by the road side. With thu present roads properly drained Mr. Brothers thinks that they would be in good condition for team trnllie fully two months morn of each winter. Quarterly conference was held lust Saturday and Sunday at the M. E. South chinch. The services were ondnoted by Ilev. C. L. MeCuusland, of Corvallis, presiding elder for this listrlot, assisted by the pastor, Rev. V. T. CouliW. Elder Met utisla id de livered sermon that wi re nbln and forceful at the services Sal unlay even ing and Sunday moining and evening, I he sol vices wore well utlendeil and live interest was 111 inifesled in the work of thn church. Elder Mo- ausland left Monday by the north. lion 11 il train for his home at Corrallis, stopping though at points on thu way to hold quarterly conferences for ohurchei ui ih r his jurisdiction. Real I. ..Into Transfers. Ix'ts I ami J, block fi'i, Boundary- lino Addition In 11. L Robellsoll, The above sain wns made through Iho Real Estate jVg' iicy ol Joseph Moss. i'ii)l takes a good six roriui hnusr with three lots, coiil I arn mid all first-class mieiov 'in. ills (ill S. e Josej h AtiKNT. iiorih side of tr.i'-l.. Moss, I'ilK Heal l.slule Commd Kvent. Anril .'i, S edm dav -Meet ing nf county oonri lor Jos. bine county. April i', Tlmr-iuy - It' gulnr Heeling of cily I Olllie.l Anril !', M.innav - I'm nit (..nil lor .loc.liinc county eonv. ms at dralits ra--s July 4. '1'ucsdiiv- t'i b hialion to hi the blg,.c-t ever held ill (Jlill.t i'a-s. Ii.ilunir conte-tt t'anistioiu all mining' di-triels. Other lug feat ii res M AUI.il Ii. LONG -HANDLES At thu liome of the bible's an i.!.-, Mr and Mrs. A. II. Armstrong, in (irsnls Pins, on Sunday, J.tllllS i.OII M.neli V., I'Jl i, Mr. nml M.-1 Henrietta v. (). Ii. Pnstow, Uiiidhs, itev. Oltie'llt iug. Kollowiug the w pl.iec at II n u witnessed by only ddnig, wlit, h lock nnd which was tho family and a few luti Hale Ii h ml-, it line dinn.r was served. Early in the afternoon the young (ouph Hill, where they Long h.'ing ein ley 1. ft for Gianitn will reside. Mr d at that mine. DIED. HARKICKMAN - In Giants I ass on I hiir.'lny, M 1.1 Ii Gladys Ii ;:n, iWi.'i. Miss i net man. aged e.t yea i a. The fum ral serviei this Satiud.iy at 'J p tut church, Ri v. J. liveriug the rnioii l will be held i.i. Ill the La. II. Travis ds Miss llarrlck man was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert llarrli kiuaii and moved to this cily with her parents IS jearsugn from Iowa, which was In r native male. She was a blight, kind hearted woiu.tii and le r ib ith is a severe loss to her family and is deeply felt by h. r many friends. Her death was occasioned by pneumonia and she was sick less than a week. SC KIND That Helps You On in the world That's the It is made by ScMoss Bros. & Co. Correct Clothes Makers It is HAND TAILORED throughout. ' It is cut lines. on the newest It iscorrect in every style particular. Every garment is shaped to fit perfectly, and so made as lo hold its shape. We have our large Spring stock of this clothing ready for your inspection. Special sale on GOLF NIIIRTN for a short time, regular $1.25 values at $1.00 Your chance to save money on your Summer Shirts. Drop in and let.us talk it over. Outfitters to Men and from head to feet. Grants Pass, Oregon CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTED I WANT TO I'UHCHAME a placor mine fully eouipperl. (Jive full particulars and lowest rash price by mail. Addross X, Courier olllce. I WANT a ranch of 1(10 acres to raiso alfalfa ami fruit. Stato price and particulars Addross K, Courier olticu. I'AUTY WANTS to buy a good quart urosiiect that will stand investiga tion, send all particulars aud cash price, by leticr to M, Courier ollica. WANTKD Tho address of 23 people who are going to relinquish their homestead tilings to the U. S. and wish to sell their improvements. W. H. Hhernian, WANTKD I'lnue to cook oi run at mine or logging T. Hiuilh, Merlin. hcardiug house cum p. Mrs. (). MISCELLANEOUS FRANK HURNKTT-Upholstcring, mission furniture made to order. FOR. REM. 1'I.HAMANT ROOM lo rent in private lamllr to ru lit party. J. I). Drake, A V Sevm th St. Full KENT A 2'l.acre farm on (iilhrt creek III North Grants rasa House, burn and other buildings, orchard and line soil for grain, pota toes, etc. Terms reasoable. Ad dress 0. II., cure Courier. FGK RENT A 20 acre hop yurd and iH acres of plow land, rich river bottom, suitable for farm or garden purposes. Half mile from Grants Pass. Address U. A. Cobb, Grants Pass. LOST LUST A dark grey overcoat, with black silk inn lll.r In jsicket, some where between Grants Pass and Gold Hill. Reward for return by iiddM'ssiiig "Coat" rare Courier. ESTRAY. HTIIAYEIJ From hit place near Wildervilie, last January, a cow, about tight years old, heavy set, shows Jersey breed, color, body red,' dull head and whit ' under body and insldii Hanks .Small, disligured horns, no brand but mark ou ear, disruption of which I have for gotten. Had on bell. Liberal re ward paid for he! recovery. O. I). Sargent, Wildervilb-, Ore. ;: tjj&mvxri WELL 1 in fact tho best placed shoo monay is that invested in AMfiierica $3.59 Shoes. Such money buys more style, Eu3 more comfort. Buys more wear than in any other shoe. You may rnako your selection from several leathers made on the nobbiest lasts. Which ever yoj choose is bound to be satisfactory, be cause All-Anierica3 are of uniform excellence. Better than any other equal-priced snoe you've evo worn. Step in and try on a pair. Kach dollar purchase entitles you to one ticket on the piano. R. L. BARTLETT, llmwunl 1lllr., tl Mt., - nriiuta run Oriroii AAsfkslk. kind we sell." BROS & C Fine Clothe Mfrker , boys FOR. SALE. 8. O. WHITE LEGHOUK EGOS, high scoring birds, 76o per setting. O.V. Henkle, 211 2d St., Grunts Pass. HAY-FOB-BALE in carload lots. Write J. A. Perry, Medford, Ore gon, for prices IlfAVE! FOR SALE oua 8-inch wagon aud span of young horses with harness, would trade for property iu Grants Pass, would pay difference if property was worth more thau the outfit, call on or ad dies, K. N. Provolt, Murphy, Jose ph i ue Co., Ore. J. M. Ward, piauo tuner aud organ repairer, phone 62l, Courior block. Tinwaro, grauitoware of all kinds at bedrock prices at McLaue's Auc tion Store. Combination dresser, and washstaud. A great convenience iu a small room, at MoLaue'a Auction store. A flue camera for I'd, cost $30. A big camera for t:lO, cost fMO. At Ike Davis' emporium for the wants ot uiau. x ltlO0 tikes 179 acres of river bottom adjoining the city. This is a snap. See Joseph Moss, THE Real Estate AGENT. Guitais. mandolins, baujos, organs, all good instruments at your own price at Ike Davis', dealer in every thing, South Sixth street. Dairymen can git cow bells 6 cents and up, wooden bow ls 5 oentsaud op. butter molds, milk palls, at Davis' farmer supply bouse. An Acme bar roll i hnrn almost new fur t'J. The newest is a kltoheu cabinet with a sot of small drawura above and back of the table for holding spices, etc. Handiest arrangement ever put iu a kitchen. Call at McLaue's Auc tion store and see them. Wind and weather ibstroy soft sklu on race and bands ROME AND 0U OUMliER JELLY (0UR08A CREAM) preserves It. A barometer, U. S. naval standard, tells tho wealher accutalely 24 boors ahead. Would save price to a farmer iu one scusou on his bay crop. Will sell at one-firth of its oost. lain perfect order. Ike Davis. Soutb Sixth street. 0W SOU-OSS 3f I2'.Hi JVlMi:?' Vj.I OIIII1Jt.ltN"H SII()i:s Jt. O. MltOSIvlSY