Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, April 21, 1905, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS. OREGON. APRIL 21. 1905. COUNTY TREASURER'S . Comity Treasurer's leport for six mouths, ending March 81, 1V05: GENERAL To balance from last roport Amount from sheriff, taxes Amount from sheritf, poll tax Amount from slier i(T, warrauts fcAmonnt from county clerk, fees Amount from cemetery lots Amount from liquor license Amount from forfeiture of bonds Amount from ferry license Amount from tax tale redemption CON By warrants cancelled Interest on same Amount school apportionment Balance on baud SCHOOL, AND OTHER FUNDS To balance from last roport $3,(176 07 Amount from general fund for county school J apportion ment '. 8,400 00 Amount from school districts, special tax... Amount from road district, special tax Amount from CUT tax, Amount from State treasurer, 6 per cent Amount from institute fund. CONTRA. By amount on school orders, county apportionment 8,404 85 Amount paid on school orders, state apportionment . . . '-'45 12 Amount paid school districts, siecial tax 1,580 23 Amount paid road districts, special lax 457 ill Amount tin id oitv treasurer, citv tax 43il !I3 liy Imhwco on thaud I, J. T. Taylor, do hereby certify statement of the amounts received, puid out and remaining on band in the conutr trensurv of said countv for the six mouths ending on the 81st day of March, 1005. Witness my hand this 14th day of COUNTY CLERK'S SEMI Showing the amount of claims phine County, Unite of Oregon, for outstanding and unpaid from the 1st April, 11)05: County Warrant outstanding Oct. 1st. 11)04 $101,880 l Warrant Issued from Oct. 1st 1U01 to April 1st, 11)05 County Court slid Commissioner's salary 728 40 Circuit Court, jurors, witnesses, ball If, otn 1,173 35 Justice Court jurors, witnesses, constalrle and justice . 30D 20 Hheriir's otllce slieriir and deputy 1,.'W4 .tl Clerk's otllee clerk and deputy 1,281100 Treasurer s iiIIIch, salary or treasurer Coroner's oflii-, coroner, jurors and witnesses School Hupl olllee, salary of Supt Assessor's olllrn salary of assessor and deputy Assessment and collection of taxes Current Kxponsc printing books stationery etc . Court house, expense, junitor. water, liglils and fuel Jail, board of prisoners .... Care of poor, medical attendance, etc Insane, examinations aud cxiicuse Bridges, repairs, Uniterm I and lalxir Klectiou exiieiisu, Movent tier 11)04 election 078 85 Howls and Highways, lumber, labor, and supervisors . 3,053 63 Estimated Accrued Interest. CONTRA. Warrants ounce I led from Oct 1st, Halt to April 1st, l!H)6$ 8,031 1)7 ('ash Willi Co treasurer applicable to county warrants . 6,101 44 Amount due. county from State scalp bounty 326 34 Taxes unpaid for year 1904 applicable to county warrants 10,367 V2 Amount dun county from tax sales t)o2 28 Net Liabilities State of Oregon ( ' County of Juseplnue 1 I, 8 F, Cheshire, County Clerk of Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true mid correct statement of the uumlH'r and Hinount of claims allowed by the County Court of said County for the six iiioihIm ending April, am allowed and amount of warrants drawn and amount of warrauts out standing and nnpald, as the same apcars upon the records in my nlllce and in my olliclal custody. Witness my band anil olllcial seal this 13th duy of April, A. I). I1HI5. HEALTH IS YOUTH UImmc snd Sitkncu Uring Old A. llerbine, taken every morning be fore breakfast, will keep yon in ro bust health, lit you to ward off dis ease. It cures constipation, bilious ness, dysH'psia, fever, skin, liver and kidney complaints It purifies the blond aud clears up the complex -inn. Ado a bottle at Kntitrmuiid's and Motlel Drug Store. Order seals and rulilier stamps of A. E. Voorhics. Grants Pass Fuel Company Phone IM Mill Minks, all koihI, soli. I wimhI Jut loud 1 75. Kindling wood, per bind jsl.tiil. Hall loud kindling, 5lk All kinds dI wood, siniiiil mid div. MAliliU: AM) (JI.AMTi: WOKKS .1. II. r.lltliiM'H, -i,),i lel.ir. I sin pn piiied to luriiixli unytliing in 1 1 ., line nl Cemetery work in any kind ol Mm hie or I it anile. Nearlv thirty jearsnl experience 111 thill 1 c.ln nil v.'iir unleis ill Hie vctv Ii,hi ('mi Imnlsh work in Scotch, S,u,le or A met lean 'iisnite or any kind ot Mat Me. I I- nl ttect, lit xt tn tin-file's I itilislnii'. We Have Just Received TWO (Alls l.ilHll.-d Will, I' loni A in! Light Wagons. Billies and Carriages A i-ar of llti v I'arin Wagons has also arrived. Ctmitllcte line ol' Alakn IJcf'i iit nttoi s fr.nn $10 to $-.'7. Farmers who are eontemt'latiiij IRRIGATION BY PUMPING PLANT will tin. I it lo tlieir inlrrest to ca:l ami ..-ft our litres on the Fairbanks tlasoline Knuir ) l'umiii.o ,,it ainl ualsanize.l pipe. Wf can refer you to 1'J or more irriiiatin plan' ? now in siuvcl'ul opetation in the county. j Sawmill men w i 1 I'm 1 it to their advantage to call on us ami fivl prices on supplie -, liuilders ami carpenteis line of the celebrated Corbin iWr Locks. ', Grants Pass Hardware Company i I . JOS . ttol.Kh. Mgr., J. L. CAI.VKUf, Treas. I LiMlikU I UVU IIUIUIIUIU UUIIIJUIIj SEMI - ANNUAL REPORT. FUND. f 7.413 0 8,170 S8 215 00 . 1.117 14 . 1,064 25 05 00 600 00 125 00 6 00 118 7-19.883 ., I'll A. $ 8,031 7 2.71H1 32 8.40) 00 f,, lei 14tll),388 78 1,340 10 414 00 440 40 road fund 1,1 ''4 64 87 00110,537 17 3,704 23-10.537 17 that the foregoing is a true and correct April, A. D., IM J. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer of Josephine County, Ore. - ANNUAL STATEMENT. allowed by the County Court of Jose what allowed, the amount of warrants day of October, 1U04, to the 1st day of :)IKI IKI 108 1)5 31 S) 00 033 00 148 76 308 17 304 H5 321 21 1,477 03 41 75 8,051) 41 15,000 O0l32.o!)5 57 71, 8 70' 02 $132,01)5 67 the County of Josephine, State of 1st, 1006, on what account the same S. F. CIIKH11IUK, County Clerk. Pirating Foley's Money and Tar Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey and 'lar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey ami Tar many imitations are offered for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered as no other prupara (inn will give the same satisfaction It is mildly laxative. It contains no opiates and is safest for children aud ilelli'itt" persons. For sale by II. A UoterillUllll. Khcumatlnn Ptim Quickly Kilnvtd 'Hie excruciating pains character istic of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by applying Cham lierhiiu's l'u ill Halm. The great pain relieving power of the liniment bus bceu Ibii Mil 1 ii I ho and delight of thousands of sufferers. The uick relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many I into its cost. For site by all druggist Ask your dealer for Rogue River Creamery Duller made at Medford is now 70 cents cr twn-ound, square lull weight. the Murhle hnsincus watr.mts mv sat lii)t ) 111. inner MOLINE WAGONS llio Ccleliriitt'd John IVore factory tinsiMiii: of u full ussnrtinont of HOW TO BUILD STREETS A Correspondent Make Some Pertinent Suggestions. I note a wide difference of opinion as to the proper way to make roads and streets with broken rock. At this class of work if one part of my study and exjierience, I take note of all opinions suggested, snd will offer a few points on the subject First, I believe there is only one way to build macadam roadt or streets and that It the right way, which is as certained by the past experience of bulldiog this class of street and loads in different oliuiatea, and on differ ent kinds of grounds, also the kind of rock usod. As a subject we will .suppose we are Improving a street in this town. The first to take in consideration is the climatic conditions aud what is the best material for foundation in this climate. We have seven months dry road bed, and about four months that the water Hits the ground to the surface, we have no subsoils or hard pan, so that evidently the only founda tion lays directly on the top or sur face, and is made by the sun baking the top dirt. To make a street of tliis material or foundation, we most have good gutters on each side at least two feet lower than the center of treet with miter drains crossing the streets at short distances, as we must depend wholly on drainage to hold the fouudatior, for the sou will not dry the ground after the rock is in place. The next of importance, is the prop er shape of the foundation to wear to the best advantage. The street should have jusc enough convexity to throw the water off aud not too convex a surface, forming a flat surface at the center. I have seen several streets that would have been first-class, only (or this defect. An arc of a circle is often used but I believe a curve more couvex at the sides Is best. The raisd from the sides to the center need not exceed ouo in 40 of the widtli and ono in 00 is am 1 le in dryor climates. Hut this work of shaping the grouud must lie done proierly before any rock is placed. The rock should be placed uutil a thickness of 10 inches of lucked rock is in place. This is best put on iu two layers say six inches first, aud then four aud raking by hand is the best way to disritbute the rok to evenness. This should be con tinued as long as the rolliug is being none, there should be very small amount of grouting or filling placed with the reck, iu fact, it has been thoroughly demonstrated that the rock from a crusher of tho sizes that will puss through a two-inch ring down to a ring is the best to make solid roads. The road should be rolled until no movement can be (eeu in the rock as the roller passes over them, and for the first six mouths all places t lint show defect by sinking more rock should be placed at once. The roller should have not less than two-weight per square foot of ground surface, and three tons would be better. If the above lules are followed all that remains to determine the length of time the street Will last is the kind of rock used. The best rock for the purKsu is that which baa the hard uess, toughness, and ability to resist the action of the weather and those qualities are not always found iu the same rock. Certaiu bard lime stones are the best as the dust forms a cementing material aud makes the road Hirfct. liut for streets that huvn heavy tratlle, ayauite, lutsalta, greenstone, uart.nue, grits, and chirty wiudstotiea.will answer tho pur Kise very well. For the coellicieiit ol wear and crushing qualities of the alsivu uumed rocki quarto is best if fairly pure, next comes syamto and the thorites, limestone and granite. The wear of a street made of syenite should not be over Inch of depth ier year in this climate under heavy trallin Very little water should lie used on the road, aud sweeping should be done to keep it clean. D. J. LAWTON Tllli COLONIAL E SI. btt. 5th and 6th ItOAlin iiimI I.OI)(ilN(i The houso has Uvti thoroughly rono I vutcil. Mils. T. M. KKNMIAW. wimvw ni wvvi THAT ROADS CONVENTION Schneider Explain (o Katrine What Wa Done. "Veil Heister Schneider," aait Eatrina "now dot you haf vent to der goot roaats conventlonings vat vas your impressionings?" "I bet your sveet life Katrlna, der peoples uf Grants Past, moot der delegaata der hearty velcome : der whole hearts vas mit in id; nnt dei convention ingi vas one grunt roundt of uuaulmosity. abouid more as six feet uf der mooing Oeeri of der gu tenor vas there; out der vimmeus vas preparations der opera house mit flowers unt flags nnt der male quartet, so dot der reseption committee of vich 1 vas vnn dit de tain our gusts in der bostide manner, yes." "Haf you got der roati buildt?" inkvired Katrioa "Ve haf buildt no roats but Ten I dit hear dot goot roats vas moct more as von haf difference on der loat vich der oldt mare shall haul, out der oxpeusivencss der same; fife hooutret pounds on der bad roats out one tonsand pounds mit on der goot roats, veil den I vas villlugly convince meuted alreadty, yes, for der sake uf der oldt mare, unt I dinks me shall verk der mats." "Schnieder," sait Katriua, "Yoost vuu veek ago abouid yon haf sait dot ve haf got der goot county shudge nut der goot gomtnisisoners out dot you yoost oxpict efery dings of them, nnt dot you don't will pay any more von ceutroattux; nut yon Till do nod- dings on der roats mit iu a hurry." "Yaw, Yaw, Katrina," "but des vas pefore der goot roats conweutiou uf vich I vas von nf der members. Now dot I vas a delegaat to des goot roats conweutiou I shall tell yon all aboid id." "Fairsl ve amendtmondt de staat constitution unt vo borrow d3r kraut barrel full nf money at try per cent on der county bonus, ont If deg vas not enough ' der peoples uf der . mat districts vas get together mit a club ant tix des bad places. I pelieve in clubs. Ve got der goot boss nnt ve chop down der trees unt brash dot der sun can see mit in ; ant vo plow or der sites ant drag to der miltlo nnt ve moot der roats to dot der vater ran avay ; out ve moct more as vun trac, out ve moct dur roats so goot dot der oldt mare baulit one tousaut pootits more easy as she baulit fife hooutret ponuts mit on der bad roats If des vas del case I shall help mit der life uf mo der goot shndge unt dor goot gomuvssloner; out if I don't vlll help thetu veil der roats vill be bad ut.t der oldt mare eaten her bet off veu she don't will haul more as fife hooutret pouuts mit on der bad roats unt dur oxpeusiveuess yoost der same. " "Supposition, " salt Katriua, "yon can uix raise der money?" "Veil, den Katriua, ve club together unt fixing dur bad places; I pelieve iu der ulubs; veil I haf dot pitzness mit Fowl Liberger he could nix raise der money unt you recollection ve got clubs uut ve settlet it, veu vun uf ns could uix haf settlet it mit aloue uut ve haf been der best uf friendts cfer since." "Vill you hire yourself ouse mit on der roats by der day Sohueider, ?" sail Katriua. "I don't will; I vas der boss; I shall put young Schneider aud dur oldt mare on ant hitch her to der plow, ant harrow, uut scraper ont roller nut you, Katrlna shall holdt der hautles uut I shall be der boss; uut ve moct der bail routs so goot. yoost possible dot ve go to der vorldts fair mit Port landt uext June iu sectober in der Oldsmore pitzness; nnt ve rechigter our names mit on der big hook, Yaw cup Schneider uut der whole titont from all der vay from oldt Yosefeue. " Yawcup Schneider. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best snd Mult Populxr. "Mothers buy it for crouny child ren, railroad nieu buy it for severe coughs aud elderly lieople buy it for U grippe, " say Moore liros , Klilon, Iuwa. "We sell more of Chniiiberlain's Cough Remedy I hull any other kind." There is no question but this medicine is the best that can be procured tor coughs and colds, whether it lie a child or an adult that Is utllictcd. It awla.ys euies and cures quickly. Sold hv all druggists. About Rheumatism. There are lew diseases that inflict more torture than rhivinatism and there H probjbly uo disease for which mull a varied and useless lot of remedies have bceu suggested. Ti nny that it can he cured is, then fore, a bold statement to niitke, but Cli.tm berlstn's 1'aiti Halm, which ei-joys all extensive sale, has met Willi great success in the treatment of this dis ease Why sutler when I'aiu Halm adord niicli quick relief and costs but a tritlc? For sale by all druggists. LI RA II. GROUT v ill give Instruction on PianoorOrgan at hrr residence, corner Kighth and P streets, MoutlNVH, Tuesdays and Sat urdays. Special rates to pupils from the country. Warn to Soil a Piano or 0-gan? J J M. Ward will m11 it fot $ you in rotuniisMo . Will J ell it qtiu'kly nmt on any 2 ttrins iou tnav ieiie it mM. J. M. WARD, Mh.N ANP Sl'KVljYORS. '- V FOR WOMEN WHO CANNOT BE CURED. Backed up by over a third of a century of remarkable and uniform cures, a record such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar ta women ever attained, the proprietors ol Ir. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully wananted in offering to pay 500 in legal money of the United States, for any case of Leocorrbea, Fe male Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb which they cannot care. All tliev ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure. Tbc Vice-President Independent Order of Good Templars. An exrTtrnce which msnv womra Iuts wu ff'altJ by Mim Aznca atebUaga. of J31 Kaat i lh Street, New York city, aa touuwi -I reel. N rrv doci iid very cr health for s year uattl life W.kril dark and drrsrr to me. Had atari- ache. Lack.u-he. alao oalii, my leo broken and fithit. I long.l ror health. Tried everal nirdicinei but none ware of any laH lnj( briuht until I took Doctor Pierce's Fa voii'e Preacrieltna. 1 sm realited that I had found tt.e rivht remedy. It heleed nature to throw otT the ooiaooa that saturated the fvMem. reioved all paint and atren-theued tie- 'lifetive organ!, and brjuifht the nari of health back to my cheeks. This medicine if taken nccaiionally keep the ayatem in perfect condition, helping it to throw olT the diaeaae and omeouenee of expovure to dampnaaa. I am pleaaed to mv It my endorsement. " Favorite Prescription " makes weak women strong, sick women well. Ac cept no sulntltute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women. Dr. Pierce's Common . Sense Medical Adviser is sent fret on receipt of 21 one cent stamps for the paper-covered book, or 31 sumps for the cloth-liound. Ad dress Dr. K. V. Piero, BuHulo, N. Y. SEEDS Alfalfa, Clover, Timothy and other Grasses, and Wheat and Oats. Garden Seeds of All Kinds. All my seeds are pure and of the best quality. : : WILL. MET! E VALLEY POTATOES Sound, Dry and Mealy and the Best Potatoes sold in Grants Pass. Chiles' Grocery Front st., near Fourth. J. A. SIIJHETS, Teacher of Music Practical instruction in Violin, I'ia:.r, (itiitar, Clarinet and Cornet. Most cap ful utU-ntion (.'ivon to beginners. Le? i orders at MuAic rjtore. The Popular Barber Shop Get vour tonsorial work done 'it IRA TOMPKINS On Sixth Street Three chai-s Bath Koom in connection Charles Costain Wood Working Shop. West of flour mill, near R. R. track TuriiiiiK, Scroll Work. Stair Work, Hand Sawing. t'uhiiiet Work, Wood Pullevs. Saw HhiiKand vunnniiiK, HepairiUK all kinds Trices htrht. To Cure a Cold In One Ilajr Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN INE Tablets. All drupgists refund the money of it fails to cure. E. W. Urovo's signature is uo each btx. 2oo. Tur .nmirVTii ft I lllv VIV1U111AL Sliver medicine 3l 1 .11.., .....!.: j- ... i bilii)lMniM4 an.l a o,,;,il t wuii-iraiiin. U llinMfl. . ..-.,.. italic are cniuuion indications of liver auu K:iiiii'vili-tt.-s. Momaih and Iwwej trouble, severe ai ther are, Rive immediate warning by pain, ..... ..... nut, niuiiev iruUulOS, tll.iuull le liainful at tliA .!. .M imu !i hat.l. r to cure. Thniford's in K -I'taiuiit never fails to bene- bt dliM-al livtranil WMNlfA,,.l L.A- neye,. Itmirsup the torpid liver in mrow on me gXTnisot tevsrand Al7lie. It i a .-..,-tnin 7 , , 7 f,e,eiiviw ofch.ilora and Hriaht's disease of tne suinevj. with kiduevs re iiiforc.il by Thedforil's IllaU'aT I'r.i m!it tlionsands of persons have deit immune in tin midst of yel low fever. Many families live in perfivt health and hare no other iu'tor thau Tho.lt'. r.l'. lraiii;ht. It is always on baud for an enierirency and save L.Le tans oi a aocior. Mullint C C M..k 1A HA( - . .-wv., iv, lyvi. I hsv uud Thedford', Bisck-Drsusht lar three va.-. .t.W 1 k . t . . . 1 1 nu, n.u O go to s doctor iiik I have bee takln 1l l 1. .1.. L.... l .... . . . ve.i meuicine int k. m.k. l- n the market lor livtr sad kidney -. -. tnu oincr MV. A. O. IFIV. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Sewn Minioo koies toM tn pa 13 Sv Mmasi tosiss mM In al PROFESSIONAL CiRDS. PRED'K D. STRICKER, M. D. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN amo fcUKGEON. Masonic Temple, Booms 2 and 4 Ukanto Pas, 'Phone 633. Obhook. Q. H. DOUGLASS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offloe: Purney'i residence, cor. 6th and E streets. Day and night phone No. 631. Uba Pass, Oreqos D. P- LOVE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in Williams Bros.' Block, over Grants Pass Urooery. Residence Phone 414. Office 1'hone 141. G EASTS Pass, - ObEQOK II, D. NORTON, ATTORN'EYAT-LAW, Practice in all State and Federal Courts. Office in Opera House Building. Grast3 Pass, - - - Oregon r. C. HALE, ATTORNEY-AT LAW . Office over First National Bank, (Jbants Pass, - -. - Oregon. A. C HOUGH, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, Practices tn all State and Federal Courts Office over Hair-Kiddle Hardware Co. Ghauts Pass, Oheoom J. H. AUSTIN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . Union Huilfflog Kerby .... Oreoon J)R. F. M. LONGWELL OSTEOPATH Treats all Nervous and Spinal Dis eases, Rheumatism and Stomach Trou bles. A specialty made of Femalo Dis eases. Office: Colonial Lodging House, front room. Grants i'uss, Ore. JR. S. J. SEATON MAGNETIC HEALER Steam Baths. Alcohol Rub. All dis eases treated. Hospital cure given to all wno wlsn II. itheumallsin cured in its worst form. Advice free. Colonial House. Office houi-u 9 to 9. Grant Pass, Okkoon JJ. D, JEVVETT, M D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Diseases of Woman and Surgery a Specialty, tlospitsl Accommodations. Kooms 9 and 10 Thnrtou Bldg. Day or Night Phone liii.i. Uitice hours U to 12 a. m., 3 to 5 and 7 to v p. m. Grants Pahs, - - - Okkgon WHEN GIVEN UP BY OTHERS It costs you nothing to consult Dr. Montgomery. He cures Female compluints, men's private dis eases anu all kinds of chronic troubles. Also sells Cherokee and other guaran teed family medicines. P. O. Box 10y Call at Free Mothodist Parsonage. Palace Barber Shop CAita s WILLIAMS, Propra. Shaving, Hair Cutting Baths, Etc. Everything nest and clean and a wora r im.-i.iU8a. J. E. PETERSON (PIO.IKEK) FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT- INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Agent Big Horn Basin Land Co., W .in.. A n. 11: K- iTjuutuiK- niimur vvirureuco. HigginsS Philip: Assavers and Chemists CHARGES: Gold, SUver, Copper, Lead. $1 each, Gold and Silver, 1. Each and every away done with the mea mat it may be cbwked. II. I. Kajrnnhls 1. J. I.SHlon Reynolds S Lawton Civil and Mining Engineers. MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS MEN AND SURVEYORS. Grants Pass Oregon L. B. Hall. n it r.,i- Hall & Colo, Undertaker,Embalmers, runerai Uircctors. Full stock of Burial Kbc8 and Un- iiiaers Supplies. North Sixth Street Near Court House. PHONES: Offioe, No. 751; Residences, No. 717 and No. I.K. A. U. BANNARP-QNOEWTAKEW. To Cure a Cold in One Dav Jl. Ca . . moataa. signature, 13 Bkotatkat. This CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm This Remedy la a 9peclflc, 8ure to Clve Satisfaction. GIVES RELICP AT ONCE. It cleanses, soothes, her.ls, and protects the diseased membraue. It cures Catarrh aud drives awav a Cold in tlw Head quicklv. Kestores the Souses of Taito and HmelL Easy to ute. Contains no i:ij irious druir". An,.i;.i intn ii.a n.triU hikI tilttwrbed. Uu-e Hit ; M cents nt Pru.nii-la or by mnu: Truii i ) cc i y i.mn. ELY BROTHERS, lii -i !-. New York. A Dsndy for Burns Dr. Bergin, Paua, Ills.,' writei: "I have ufced Ballard's Snow Lini ment; It is ' dandy for bonis. Those who live on farms am especi ally liable to many accidental cots, burns, bruises, which heal rapidly when Ballards'g Snow Liniment is ap plied. It should always be kept in the house for cases of emergency. " 25o, 50c, $1.00 bottle at Rolcrmnud's aud Model Drug Store. Will Interest Many. Every person shonld know that good health is impossible if the kidneys are deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will cure kidney and bladder diiease iu every form, and will build up aud strengthen these organs so they will perform their functions properly. No ditugcr of Bright's disease or diabetes if Foley's Kidney Cure istaken in time. oi sale by H. A. Rntermnnd. N. E. McGREW, PIONEER TRUCK and DELIVER V furniture and I'iano Moving GRANTS PASS, 0REGOV. B. A. WILLIAMS Front and 4th Sts. P. 0. Box 273. Real Estate Employment office. Houses rented No. ".i 12.r acre, all fenced, loo acre, rivet hottoni, ". cultivated. 10 tn hop, 4 m tit- from railrosil town, trood roads, .ir'iool, etc. A Imrptin at f 15 an Acre, flop ctop will pay puretiuse price in two years. . DISSOLUTION NOTICE. By mutual consent, S. E. Chapman . mill ('. L. Barlow, doing business under the name of Chapin & Barlow Co , at Galice, Oro. .dissolves partner ship. C. L. and F. G. Barlow as sume all lisbilities and collect all hills due t lie old firm and continue, tho business under the uaino of Bar low Bros. Dated Galice Ore., April ), liMW. S. E. CH A FIN, C. L. BAKLOW. IN THE CIKCL'IT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JOSEl'HINE. H. W. Jackson, i flaintiff, vs. C. W. Baker. Defendant. To C. W. linker, defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You nre herehv re iiuiteil to appear and nnswer the cotn plnint filed agaiift you in tlie alnive entitled action within si weeks from the riato of the first publication of tins i-nnimoiis, to-wit. within six weeks from the 21st day ct April, l'.Hi."i. as prescribed in tlie order for publication hereof, and if yon fail so to Riiswei for want tlieriof, the plaintiff will take judgment against vou for the sum of One Thousand (IKIOO.oO) Dollars witli interest there on at tlie rate of six per cent per annum from and after the lltli day of April, lisi.-), together with the co-ta and disbursements or the action aa prayed for in plaintiff 'a complaint on tilt' in said cause. This summons is m,),lul,.,.l n,..i... and in uceordnuce with an order of Mie Hon. H. K II,,,,,,,. t .i... above entitled ronrf, maile on Ilia i.iiu osy or April, l'Ki.l, n file in said cause, and th first publication hereof is on tlie "1st r,r a 1 1 ...... , ... "rill, ii.,, nun the lust publication hereof will be on me -ii oay oi June, 1!K6 A. O. HOUGH, Attorney for I'iaiutilT. ADMINISTRATORS' S A L E HEAL PROPEHTV OF 'nti..n iu I . - ..... .n iinriiy given mat the idininistrntor nf the estate of Agnes K Sawyer, deceased, will, from and utter Monday, Mav iHt, Uhi;,, sell at private sale, the following described I e ll lirnlu.rrv h..l..... . V. I " "'""'"K sain estate, .... niinuiereii two (5i in Block lettered " F " in Bourne', Firs" Add t ion to the City of (rants Pm. Iu Josephine Countv, Oregon; said a -1 best bidder for cash iu hand. ........ , ....Miiuiaiton or I he County Court for Josephine Countv, Oregon T his notice is pnblisl e.l in "the Rogue River ( cunet by order of Hon. .1. o. Hon h, County Judge, m, iu , 3Lfr "'s T"'" "f A,n, s K v'", h i.s'ras' "I CV WT -W- I.' Ti- i , coihTotpvoukio.Vi:,1:::: Care e Two Dyj, or. ?verv ; (