ROOUH RIVER COURIER, GRANTS ASS, OREGON, MAY 12, 1905.
PROFESSIONAL CA RDS.
Ji'RED'K D. STRICKER, M. D.
HOMKOl'ATUIO
PHY81CIAN and SURGEON.
Masonic Temple, Rooms 2 and 4
Grants PASS,
'Phone 633. Okkoon.
II. DOUGLASS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OITloe: Pigney's residence, cor. Cth
and E streets.
Pay and night phone No. (Kit.
Ghauts Pass, Ohkoos
J) P. LOVE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office iu Williams Bros.' Mock, over
Grants I'ass Grocery.
Residence l'hono 414.
Ottico l'hono 141.
GuANTB I'AKB, - OllKUOK
JVAN B. PARKER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in Tuffs Building
Honrs: 0:30 to 12 and 2 to 6
Grants Pass, - Ohkoon.
J.D.JEWETT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Diseases of Woman Bud Surgery a
Slncially. Hospltsl Accommodations.
Rooms U and 10 Thnrtoii Bldg.
Day or Night Plione WIS.
Olllce liours U to 12 a. ui., 2 to 5 and
7 to 9 p. m.
Chants Pass, - OlIK.tlOS
J)R. F. M. LONG WELL
OSTEOPATH
Treats nil Niirvous and Spinal Dis-t-anra.
Klioumntism and stomach Trou
bles. A siiecialty niailo of Fumalo Dis
eases.
Ollloo: Colonial Lodging House
front nioin. Grants Puss, (ro.
j)R. S. J. SEATON
MAGNETIC HKALER
Steam HathH. Alcohol Kuh. All dls
oases treated. Hospital euro given to
all who wlxh It. Kliouimuisin cured in
it worst form. Advice firo.
Colonial House, tllllco hours 0 to I).
(iltANIS I'ASS, OllKIION
WHEN (ilVEN UP UY OTHERS
It ciiHts you nothing to nonsuit
1IK. Mk'nTUOMKHV. Ho mill's
Fumalo complaints, men's private dis
eases und ail kinds ot rnronio iroiinics.
Also soils Cherokee and other iriiuran
toiil ruinily ihcillriiifH. P.O. llox 1UU.
Cull at Free Methodist Parsonage.
1). NORTON,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
Practice in ull Stateaud l-Ydoiiil Courts,
Office In Opera House Itullil inr.
GlIANTH Pahs, Okkuun
y. C. 1IALK,
ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW
Olllce over l int Natlonul Hunk,
Chants Pahh, - - - Ohkiion.
A, c. iiougii,
ATTORN KY-ATLAW,
Practices In nil Flute and Federal Courts
Office over llulr -Kiddle Hard ware Co
Chants Pass,
J. II. AUSTIN,
OlIMJOM
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Union iliilldlng
Kkhdv
OltKUON
Palace Barber Shop
HATES & WILLIAMS, Proprs.
Sliaviim. Hair Cutting
Haths, Etc.
K vii j thing lust mid eleun and
work Hrsl-Clasji.
J. E. PETERSON
(I'KINKKK)
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Agent Big Horn llasin l.aud Co.
Wyoming. Auclior Wini I'Vuce.
II. I. lie) ll.'l.l.
II. .1. I U toil
Reynolds & Lawton
Civil and Mining
Engineers-
MECHANICAL l'KAl'GH TS
MEN AND Sl'RVliYOKS.
(rants
Oregon
L JJ.JIALL,
1'iulcita ker, Tin ha I mcr
I'uncral Director.
Full stock of Hmi.il Robes ami l'n
l llltei J. Supplies.
North Sixtli Street
Ni ur I'm, it IIiniM-.
I'lHtMS;
onu No. T.M; licsittt-iu , unit Niht
rluni"'-. ti. . I ..
B. A. WILLIAMS
Front and 4th Sts. P. 0. b 2f3
Real Estate
7.V-- U. tv rv all ttitr.I, iti am
rivt'i Uiitutu, 7.) uliivutt, li to
mi if-' 1 1 nut rmlrnitit low n, itil imtn.
('tool, vU A tiftrf ;iin nl f l, nn n fv. Hoy
v.iu w ill aV t'Ur liavt pmc in Im orih
A Crtrpi.it. Duth.
Blood pel Mill ciecps up towards the
heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns,
IJelli) Plaiiie, Minn., writes thst s
frleud dreadfully injured his band,
which swellel up like blood poison
ing Buck lun 'a Arnica Salve drew
out the poiscll, healed tile, wound,
mid saved bis life. Best in Ihe world
for burns aud sores. 2."o at all drug
K'sta. A sewing machine 011 tiial, If it
suits you it is yours. Does ss good
work ss a f.'S machine. Have 12
standard make machines, 3. AO to fs.
Come aud see them at iko I avis
second hand store.
THE BUSINESS POINTERS
News Notes From the Business
Men to Renderi.
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Dentist.
M. Clement. Prescription Drneifist.
A Ueutlemao'i smoke the Stage
line.
Blcvoles ronaired and cleaned at
Cramer Pros.
W. L. IRELAND writes FIRE
INSURANCE.
Hluli grade ore in small lots bought.
-W. O. Wright.
LOTH on the installment plan.
SEE JOSEPH MOSS.
Lawn Moweis sliarimued aud put in
order at Cramer Pros.
When you don't know where to go,
go to People's market.
Orange Garden Hose, the latest
tiling out (or sulo by Cramer Urns,
Aud still I am insuring and selling
real estate at the old stand. J. E.
Peterson.
It is Tour own fault If money is
worth saving, its woith walking to
People s market.
Timber claims. Homesteads. W.
li. Slierman, Rooms ID and 13 Musonic
Temple, tirants Pass Ore.
(iotn Coroii for Plumbing.
Kodaks Courier Puilrllng.
Houses for rent by SHERMAN &
IRELAND.
High grade mo in small lets bought.
-W. U. Wright.
A splendid line of Koyal CJ.srter Oak
Ranges at Coron'i
New Mulling Tackle, Flies, Lines,
Roels at Cramer Pros.
Our telephone number is M."i, rega
lar delivery. People's market.
Don't forget to try Pattou's Sun
Proof Paint, sold only by Cramer
Pros.
Ask your dealer for Rogue River
Creamery Putter iiiado at Medford is
now 70 rents per two-pound, square
iull weight.
lis the wind 'lint chaps. Its ROSE
AND CUOL'MHEH JELLY that
cures the chaps oil your hands, face
and lips.
Dairymen can get cow bells D rents
and up, wooden bowls h vents aud up,
tmlter molds, milk pails, at Davis
farmer supply house. An Acme bar
rell clinru almost new for f'J.
The Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal,
In addition to containing Paul De
Lanev'snew serial story, " I he Sheep
herder," Is Issued twice a week and
is brim full of the cream of the news
of the world. It lias decidedly the
best market reports of liny paper on
the Pauifin Coast. For llm citizen
wlinso jKistofllcH facilities do not
justify a daily paper, the Seini
Weekly Journal is the best Investment
in reading matter that can be made.
Kur dunning rates see the editor of
this jiajwr.
why Suffer From Rhiumatlim?
Why suffer from rheumatism when
one application of Chamberlalii's Pain
Halm will relieve the pain The ipiick
relief which this Ituiineiit affords
makes rest and sleep possible, and that
nlouu Is wortli many times its cost.
Many who have nsed it hoping only
for a short relief from suffering have
been happily surprised to liud that
after awiillii the relief became per
manent. Mrs. V. II. Leggett of Yniu
Yum, Tennessee, U. S. A., writes
"I am a great sufferer from rhfitmii.
tism, all over from head to foot, and
Chamberlain's Pain lialiii is the only
thing that will relieve ilm pain." For
sale by all druggists.
Pleased Willi Teachers Institute.
Editor Courier : Through the col
umns of your paHr of April 21st, a
cordial invitation was extetided to
everybody to attend the teachers insti
tute to be held ill Oiauts Pass upon
die dates, Ud, 4th and dlliof May, llHiA.
Via accepted the Invitation and have
every reason to congratulate ourselves
that we listened to so interesting a
pregriim. And what diil we hear?
Many new theories discussed w hich no
doubt wi II soon lie embraced in the
new code "School Law and Revised
Course of Study" by Slate Hupi riii.
leiiileiit Ackermau, whose nirthoils are
highly valuable to both teachers mid
scholars, ell iiilml nig much of the old
work, and will embody all the prin
ciples necessary to he taiuht and
harucd by the aveiage scholar Read
nig and phonics wi re lim ly illustrated
hy President Mulkc.v, of Ashland Nor
mal school. New light being given
upon the rapid methods propounded
ill the last few years Also a histori
cal It ssun, a master piece in de
crlptiou, Willi battles and dates
griieially emitted. Si hcol govern
ment explained by Si:.te Superintend
ent Ackeruiin was replete with facts
and intetspi'iscd Willi stones that
received hearty applai-uc. The Logi
cian was there, Mr l'.dilcr, and me
apprit iative aiidnnce was tin re, too
l'liere was music also an I giiieral
guild cheer.
Much credit Is iluc Mr. H.ivage, our
couety supc ritcndcnt, for Ins well
selected program. The (posticus
olVeied by younger talent were an
swered Pv the expel li need and uhlc
professors in a style that would have
impressed the largcft and most luo 1
lectual audience. Those citieus
and par nts of (iraiits 1's who omit
(i d to attend this iu-titutc tiiii-l uoi
forget that their presence Would gu
far toward encouraging the lea. In is
ton better understanding of siIiihI
duty and the scholars mclto will In
"liy, try again" if the parent e t
all times upou the alert in the caue
of mental and moral tiniuitig of I In-1 r
children. M. K. SHEARMAN
Cheap Rales From Ihe Ktvat.
Commencing March 1st, and ecu
tinning daily to and including M it
1 . 1 It. I'.I0. Colonist tickets will he
sold from the East 10 points on Ore
gon Lines, via Portland Following
sro rates from some of the principal
points ;
From Chicago, III .
From It looinintou, 1.1
From I'cortii, HI
From St. Louis, Mn
F10111 I'ounci 1 Hlutt's, lown
From t iiu.ilia, Ni b
From Sioux City. Iowa
From Kansas City, Mo
Corresponding rates will
Iron) other points and w ill
flit 00
III so
III ii'
. . .to on
V'.'i IV
'.'.'i 00
.' '. IH
ihi
he niadc
apply to
all points (mi Urigon I. hum
Please note rale
and
da
sale as you inav disire to advise ycur
friends in the Last.
W. E Ci 1 MAN
General Passenger Agent Pi rl hunt Or
Cltsrcd lor A.tton.
Wheu the body Is cleared for action,
by Dr. Kng's New Lite 1'ilis, ,u
eau tell II hy the bloom of Inalih
on the cheeks; the brightness cf the
eyes, the firmness ut the hesl, and
. . I . . . . I. .. I 1 .
Juiunuit's; 1110 uuojanc 01 uiiitii. j ry
them. At all diugglsU 26 cents.
DOINGS OF COUNTY COURT
Short Adtourned Session Held
Few Bill Audited.
Pills were allowed as follows:
A B Ragan, oo Solnia road I 23 10
Ed Kurk, oo Helma road 8 00
Jack Frost, oo feelma road l V"
Clarence Frost, ou Selma road. 8 US
A O Adams, on Selma road u li
W H Wimer M 86
D H Wimer, blksniilli Selma rd 77 60
I T Rhoads, Selma road SO 10
Geo Ward, Selma road WW
A M Rhoads, Selma road 86 40
James Bishop, Si.lroa road 10 00
T H Wimer, Selma'road 7 80
L W Michael Selma road 43 80
Ed Tucker, work Selma road . 46 90
Henry Ryles, wrk Selma road . 41 Of)
Clias Morris, wrk Selma road W 60
Geo Mathews, wrk Selma road 26 OH
John Audsitt, wrk Selma road 41 60
A J Rogers, work Selma road 14 8
Don Hanrcom wrk Selma road 116 tsi
J C Fades, work Selma road. . . 12 66
Ed Hogeii, work Selma road 4 00
C 'tins Morris, work ou Selma rd 2.'l Oo
Carl Wintgen, wrk oo Selma rd 10 6o
K L Tosh, work on Helma road 4 NO
I) J Silencer, wrk on Selma rd 9 50
I) A Patterson, wrk on Selma rd 18 00
T Rokenbough, wrk Hoima rd 10 60
Steuben Dunn, work Selma rd
i 10 1
John Cliastalu, wrk Selma rd . 16 00
John Campbell, wrk Selma rd 7 06
Win t linstain, wrk on Selma in 3 60
11 V Chastuiu, wrk on Selma rd 38 60
Joe Hyzer.wrk on Selma rd . 14 00
James Uriibam, wrk Selma rd 8 80
r Mahnney, wrk on Selma rd. . 16 20
J no, Haska, Selma rd 9 Of,
Joe Wilgen, Selma rd IS 20
V J Daniels, Selma rd 4a 44
W A llngue, Seima rd 8 60
Ebb Hogiio, Selma rd 6 60
Jni) W ert in, Selma rd 6 00
Grants Pass Hdw Co.. bdw 28 80
Guy Jones, Selma road 8 60
Hector Agger, Selma road 4 00
II T Pro.ielle, Selma road ... Bl 08
Fred Kraos, Sulma road 61 70
It I) Craig, Selma mad 17 60
A li Ragan, Selma road II 80
Andrew Erickson, Selma road . 20 U0
Clurviica Frost, Selma road 16 26
Jack Frost, Selma road 28 66
Roy Ragan, Selma road 28 10
II K Smith, Selma road. . If 60
Ettie Stephenson, hoard 60 00
D It Wimer, Selma road 216 64
J J Prowu, road work April . 60 00
M Mcliriety, conveying paupers 8 (XI
W 11 W imer, poll tax new road 119 (X)
Frank LeClair, road work ... 10 60
Geo Hansen, work Kerhy bridge. 66 00
Mrs. F G Burns, care pauper . 12 00
Dean & Dlekison, livery 2 60
Hayes b Onlvin, livery 4 00
W P Wright, survey and map,
Dunlupeasit 28 00
Glass Si Prudhommo, supplies 22 60
Courier, printing 23 66
Observer, printing .. 9 DO
G P N W & P Co, lights aud
water 7 60
Mrs Mary J Parker, caro inuHir 10 no
A L Edgerton, tax remittance 16 11
Thomas & O'Neill, cuspidors,
Court bouse 6 60
D P Love, insane examination 6 00
Mrs C M Holmes, care insane 1 60
Hall Cole, burial pansira . 18 00
James Trimble, 7 rd scrapers 68 00
(ieo Crunk, burial puier 18 00
D E Dotson, deputy assessor.. 66 00
R R Morris, tax remittance 1 00
A C Hiinnard.ciillios for pauieri 28 (X)
S K Clo shire, telephone expense 9 60
E F Meissuer, justice. Statu TS
Evans 2 70
I) B Giliuore, constable State vs
Evans 4 60
Mining Journal 76 60
G P Kuriuau, justice, insane ex 6 00
J (' Kuudlf.cnuBiahlc, insane, ex S HO
J P Handle, conveying hoys to
Reform school 46 86
G P Furmaii, justice, Slate vs
Belcher et al 17 40
J C Handle, constable, State vs
Belcher et al 6 46
RL White, serving warrant . 160
Geo Crouk, burial pauper ... 6 00
J C Rauillu, constable State vs
Robertson 2 75
G P h'urmun, justice, Slate vs
Robertson . 5 65
J C Rand In, constable, Statu vs
Kenyoii 10 IX)
G P I'lirinau, Justice, Statu vs
Ren voi! . . , 9 70
Witnesses, State vs Keuyon . . 16 00
Jniors, April I'.io.'i.Circuit Court 6UJ l'O
WitinsM's Apiil 1906, Circuit
court 71 70
J O Handle, tikllig census
Grants l'as 2S (K)
C F Lovelace, commissioner. ... 16 (XI
J T 1 ogau, coiruiissioner . , . . 4'J (Hi ;
A further appropriation of (1600
was made for the exhibit of the Lewis.
& Clarl. fair, making a total of J.MX i
for this purpose. j
KcaI Estate Transfer.
Lot 7, Block 16, II. 11. Miller X I
Co's Addition, to Nenit and Frank'
Lapp.
The above sale was made through
the real Estate Agency of Joseph
Mos.
1 200 acres in Josephine County at
a price less than you ran buy from
the government. See Joseph Moss.
Wirnlnj.
You cannot have good health unle-s
your k iilueys are sound, for the kid- j
!ieH niter tne flood or Impurities I
whiib otherwise act as irritating
poisons and breaU down the delicate
organs of the Ix'dy and cause serious
troiiliic. If you have kidney or bind,
der tumble and do not use Foley's
Kidney Cu'e.you will have only your
self to Plume for n suits, as it pi si
uvelv mica all forms of kidncr and
bladder diseases. Fur sain hy Roter
iiiuud and The Model Drug Store.
To 1'nre a Cold In On. Hay
Take LAXATIVE BKOMO yl'lN
INK Tabids. All druggists refund
tnu money ot it fails to cure. E. W.
tiiove's signature is no each b- x. ,V.
Wo Have Just IVeceived
TWO (AI!S
l.nailttl With
From
A iul
Light Wagons. Buggies and Carriages
A oar of- Heavy Farm Wagons has also arrived.
CoiiipU'to lino of AIumU HVfriiUTfttors from $10 to f27.
Farmers who are eontemjilating
IRRIGATION BY PUMPING PLANT
will lind it to their interest to call and j:et our figure. on the Fairbanks Gasoline Enidr )
rumj'iiiir riant and galvanized pipe. Wo can refer you to IS or more irrigating plan'
now in successful opeiation in tho couuty.
Sawmill men will find it to their advantage to call on us aud get prices on supplier.
I'liiildcrs and carpenters lino of the celebrated Corbin Moor Locks.
Grants Pass Hardware Company
JOa WOLKE, Mgr., J. L. CALVERT, Tree
CLASSIFIED ADS.lr
WANTED
L
POSITION WANTED by expert ite
nographer. Address Lock Box 6iit.
BOARD and lodging wanted witb a
private family by a gentleman, who
can give good references. A qoiet,
home place wanted. Address
"Boarder", Courier office.
FOR. SALE.
FOR SALE 160 head of Angora goaU
L. A. Marsteri, Merlin, Oregon.
HORSES FOR SALE Four head
good heavy horses for logging or
ireiglitlng. Address U. i.. Wick
stroni, Wimer, Or.
PRIVATE HALE Household fornl
ture, dishes, gun, saddle, garden
tools, etc. Call at W. M. Daven
port's, Cor. A aud Eighth street,
City.
rort MA Lb Lady's almost new
coaster brake bicycle, best make,
lias been nsed but a short time.
A snap at (.'0. Inquire at Courier
olllce aud see wheel.
1,'AKM HlK BAl.K-twomiles from Mer
lin, lli acres about 60 seres of good
bottom land, ih seres in cultivation, small
houtM stid t,srn slid sIkiuI 60 acres under
fence, lialsuce of land suitable for orchard
pasture.
For further particulars
ad.
dress W. 11
Crow, Merlin, Oregon.
200
At'liK ranch, rood prune and
abundance; water for iriik-ation, besides
springs on every 40 acres; center of a good
range country; two dwelling houses, big
barn, every tiling complete; well sheltered
from frosts, good mining markets, line-
bait ndle north of Tunnel U, price $,60U,
inquire al mis omce.
IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUILD,
use Leoua Lumber. It is as cheap
as the cheapest and as good as the
best. Call at W. L. Ireland's lots
on the corner of Fourth and B
streets (near Ceutral School Build
lug) and examine the quality and
get prices from J. 1. Montgomery
the agent. P. O. Box 109, Grants
Pass.
FOR. RENl
FOR RENT Room in
private
family.
J. D, Drake, at 7th Street.
FOR RENT Desirable front room
space nu lower floor Courier build
ing. luqnire of A. E. Voorhies.
THREE NICELY FURNISHED
house keeping rooms for rent to
man aud wife. Inquire 202 2d and
1". street.
MISCELLANEOUS
FRANK BURNETT-Upbolstoring,
mission furniture made to order.
PROF.J. A. SIBBETS, practical In
tractions in instrumental musio,
PASTURAGE, for horses and oows,
good feed and water, near town
M. W. Wheeler.
Thoroughbred, white Plymouth
Rock eggs, 16 for $1.00 Moore
second hand store.
EGGS
und more of thorn
when you want
them. S 1 n g 1
Comb White Ichorns, the business
fowl of America. Yards bonded by
cockerels from a in with a record of
2J7 eggs imt year pur hen. EgL'H 1.60
for 16; ii.iM lor 80. GRANITE EG
& POULTRY YARDS. W. J. Mcsson
gor, Prop , Ashland, Orogon.
E. A. WADE
DRY GOODS,
UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS, Etc.
Front Street, west Pulace hotel
GRANTS TASS, ORE.
I HANDLE
Lumber
and Hops
I own ami will sell two cot
tages, new, close in; one 4
rooms, box; one li-room frame,
besides buttery, bath und large
closets; Porch Hx-S; up-to-date
house. Terms to suit. Will
take some j;ood property as
part pay.
Wuyt ti and team for sale.
J. D. DRAKE.
Phone 4S4. Grants Pass, Ore.
FARMERS FEED STABLE
J. F. KF.KI.EY, Psoik.
I. ast stable south on Sixth street.
Room under cover for LiO horses a: i
40 wagons. liox si, ills. I oi rall I 11
liaise slock.
Only the best hay, clean grain a C
alfalfa fed. Rolled barley aud oil M
grain.
No diseased horses allowed. I'l .1
running water, and trough clean
every day.
Wasting room aud toilet room when
ladles can leave wraps and ariui:.
their toilets.
I'l'Uvs tvasoiinblo and liest care giv . 1
slock.
MOLINE WAGONS
tho i'ololratod Joint Doore factory
oonsistiui' of u full assortment of
0
XO. c. Z.Xl. Column
All matter for this eolnmn Is supplied
rhs O rants Pass Woman's Christian
empensnce Union.
Tbe Yonng People'! Christian
Temperance Union of this city was
entertained at the borne of Mrs. C.
Henkle on Second street last .Fri
day evening. . The progarm wai in
charge of the Evang. listio depart
ment, of which Guy Williams is
superintendent. Tbe address of the
evening was given by Rev. H. H.
Brown and was on the topio ' ' Evan
gelism." Mrs. Anna Newell, state
evangelist for the W. O. T. U., was
also present and spoke briefly. The
reports of the superintendents of the
different departments showing much
work undertaken and the large num
ber of new names added at each meet
ing indicate the growing interest in
this work among tbe yonng people of
Grants Pass. The next meeting of the
Y's" will bo on the evening of June
2d, and will again be held at Mrs.
Hunkle's.
Conference at Medford.
Noted leaders to be in Medford, Ore
gon, May 17 and 18, 1906. airs. Lil
lian M. N Stevens president of the
National Womau's Christian Temper
ance Union. A National uourerence
will be held at Medford in connection
witli her visit. Miss Anna Gordon,
who for was 20 years private secretary
of Miss Frances E. Willard, and who
is now first vice-president of the or
ganizatiou, will accompany Mrs. Stev
ens.
Mrs. Lncia Faxon Additon, state
president, will meet them at Medford
and take charge of the conference.
Delegates are expected, from all parts
of Southern Oregon. It will be one of
the great events of the year. Only
two other places will be honored in
the State by visits from these distiu
gnished workers, Portland May 31 aud
La Grande, May 26th. Mrs. Anna P.
Hammond, Corresponding Secretary,
Medford, Ore.
W. C. T. V. Gathering.
The W. O. T. U. of this city on
Wednesday closed a most successful
Institute, under the leadership of
their state president, Mrs. L. H. F
Additon. At 9:80 a. m. the meeting
opened at the Newman M. E. church,
witn devotional exercises led by Rev,
D. T. Summerville. The local presi
dent, Mrs. E. A. Wade, introduced
the state president in a few well
chosen words, who' proceeded to or
gnnize the institute, potting on com
mlttees and other routine work.
A paper ou "Our Tools, and How
to Uso Theni," was read by the state
evaugolist. The paper brought out
the power of printer's ink in reform
work. The Union Signal, the
national organ, and the White Ribbon
Reviow, the statu organ, were discuss
ed aud everyone was urged to take
theso paiiers.
A paier read by Mrs. H. L Calvert,
topio "Ou Trial for His Life," was a
masterly array of facts against the
cigarette. The state law was discuss
ed and the opinion prevailed that it
should be euforced. A par'iamcntary
and business drills followed, given
by the state president, winch was
very profitable aud luterestlug. Mrs.
C. V. Henkle read a panel on "Divert
ing the Stream" which brought out
the discussion of as to what extent, if
any, the fnuds of the society should
be expeuded ou other hues than their
own plan of work, aud it was clearly
brought out that no society was more
thoroughly or systematically organ
i.ed, for active, agresslve uud pro
grussive work.
A most interesting paper on "How
to Win a No License Victory, "aud
one ou "Flower Mission Work, " wore
rend and botli were full of instructive
thought.
1 The noontide service was npliftiug
and interesting. The uoon hour was
given over to social intercourse and
delightful lunch.
Afternoon session was opened by
Mrs. J. B. Travis. Her lesson being
from the 16th Chapter of John. Hi
expnsitiou was most uplifting. Mrs
Calvert, presided at the organ.
paper on "The Rehitlou of Cruelty to
Food Supplies," was read by Mrs.
Bntmau. It was attentively listened
to, and the discussion following
brought out tho relation of food to
temperance. The pure food law was
briefly commented ou hy the state
president, it is evident that these
workers have laid the axe of reform
at the root ot the tree of evil.
Slate President Additon gave the
report of the work of tle State W. C,
T. U. at tho Lewis & Clark Fair, iu
detail. The National Exhibit, that
wou the gold medal at St Louis is be
ing installed this week. This exhibit
Is unique and attractive aud will
be nu object lesson of the develop
ment of the temperance cause. A
unity circle was formed after which
the organization hymn was mug and
the benediction pronounced.
Christian Citizenship.
A lecture on the above subject
was delivered in the M. E. church 00
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Lncia
Faxon Additon, State President of
tbe W. X T. U. of Oregon. Tbe
lecturer pointed oat that the world
wide organization she represented
standi second to none as an educa
tive force making for civio righteous
ness, which may rightly be called
political lanctification. In proof of
this claim ihe reviewed the noble
work of tbe Women'! Christian Tern
perance Union in a lucid and forceful
presentation of its 40 departments of
work, ranged under tbe six groups of
(1) Evangelistio, (2) Preventive,
(3) Educative, (4) Evangelistio, (6)
Social and (6) LegaL
Mrs. Additon dwelt upon the moon-
mental work of Mary Bunt in suc
cessfully introducing Scientifio Tem
perance Instruction into the public
schools of every state in the Union,
and proved to the complete satisfac
tion of her attentive and appreciative
audience that along ever department
of life the W. O. T. U. hai been and
is doing stalwart pioneer service to
humanity in the uplift of mankind,
the protection of childhood, the en
franchisement of women and the re
moval of stumbling blocks ont of tin
way of struggling mankind.
At the conclusion some names were
given in for membership in the
social W. C. T. U. and the audieuoe
separated, thankful for the uplift of
thought aud aim received from the
glowing words of this national
lecturer, who in pnrsoauce of her
noble work, has crossed aud recrossed
the continent eleven times and was
able to give nt tbe resnlts of her ripe
experience and earnest study at first
hand of the terrible labor problems of
our advanced civilization witn lis
superfluity of products in some places
aud its starving, unclothed masses iu
others, not the effect of over prodnc
tion so constantly averred, bat of
under consumption. "So long as
there are scantily clothed bodies aud
emptv stomachs, there cannot be
over production. "
Chsmbcrlsln't Cough Remedy the Very But,
"I have been using Chamberlain'
Cough Remedy and want to say it is
the best cougn medicine 1 nave ever
taken," says Oeo. L. Ohubb, a iner
chant of Harlan, Mich. Tbere is no
question about its being the best as
it will cure a cougn or coin in less
time than any other treatment. It
should always be kept in the house
ready for instant use, for a cold ran
be cared In macli less time wneu
promptly treated. For sale by all
druggists.
New Hope Items.
Clover aud alfalfa are doog finely.
Clareuoo Wynant has been lick with
pleurisy for the past week.
Services will be held at the M. E.
Church, South, by Rev. Starmer.
Saturday eveuiug and Sunday morn
ing. Basil Burrow was seen on oar
streets Sunday with a young lady.
We cau almost hear those wedding
bells.
The dance given at Johnson's Satur
day uight was a grand success. First
class musio was furnished by Scott
Stringer.
H. S. Wynaut met with a bad mis-
fortune last week, while taking the
harrow off tho wagon. He dropped it
on bis toes breaking three of them.
Our items did not appear last week
becuusu of our correspondent being
Biek. Shorty
Expoiurt
To cold draughts of air, to keeu aud
cuttiug winds, sudden changes of tem
perature, scauty clothing, undue ex
posure of the throat and neck after
publio speaking and singing, bring on
coughs and colds. Ballard's Hore
hound Syrup is the best cure.
Mis. A. Brrr, Houston, Texas,
writes, Jan. 31, 11)03: "One bottle
of Ballard's Horehound Syrup cored
me of a very bad cough. It is very
pleasant to take." 26c. fiOc, fl.OU.
For sale by Rotermund aud The Model
Drug Store
Wilder vllle Items.
Bell Hockiug is ou the tick list.
P. M. Coram lias closed his term of
school and goue home.
Jim Lewis ii at home again after
an absence of two years.
Lizzie Boll has been very sick, but
is better at this writing.
Rev. Clark went to Merlin to fill
bis appointment last Sunday.
J. H. Verdin has sold his ranch
uear Wilderville to a Mr. Bossnian.
Born To Mr. aud Mrs. S. E, Rob
insou, ou May Sth, a flue daughter.
Vaucy McColluiu has moved Into
the house vacated by Martin Conger.
Mrs. R. E. McCanu and two
daughters visited a few days at Med
ford last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis are sujoyiug a
visit from their married daughter
from Washington.
We have been blessed with a few
nice showers which have stimulated
vegetation greatly.
Leo Sams is able to be at worx
again after going ou crotches about
three weeks
ankle.
from
badly sprained
Martin Conger bas moved his
family aud his sawmill down on
Rogue river to a location just below
Shan creek.
Mrs. Sheehau ii home after beiug
away about three months taking treat
ment for paralysis. She is somewhat
improved.
The new shingle
tiou. It is ron by
Brothers in sooth
mill is in opera,
the three Weston
Wilderville. We
uuderstaud they are doing good work.
Uncle Fuller.
- - . oe$,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Sva M2Boa bom soM as aetst 13
Grants Pass
Fuel Company
Phone 434
Mill blocks, all good, solid wood,
per load $1.75.
Kindling wood, per load $1.00.
Half load kindling, 50c.
All kinds of wood, sound and dry.
N. E. McGREW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVER
Furniture and Piano
M0ViDe GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
Sunrise Condensed Milk
That is out to make a reputa
tion. Is made at a new condenser)-
on Coos Ray, tho big dairy
district of Oregon.
Proved to Be the lJcst
by tho agent who bought a can
r.r Htwitner brand ami owned
it and one of his and provcu his
was the beet.
Is Not Two-ihirds Sugar,
Water and Corn Starch
But is pure cows milk and ts
just as good as cow's milk for
your coffee. Try it and be con
vinced.
Introductory Price of 10c per Can
on single cans. Sjiecial rates on
large orders.
INLAND CRACKERS
Made in Spokane from hard
Wheat, which makes the best
cracker of any wheat. Try a
package at 25 cents.
Chiles' Grocery
Front St., near Fourth.
THE
COLONIAL
E St. brt. Sth and 6th
I!OAltl mill LOIXJIISO
Tho house has been thoroughly I'eno
vatod. Mks. T. M. RENSHAW.
J. A. SIliHETS,
Teacher of Music
Practical Instruction in Violin, Pia:i
Guitar, Clarinet and Cornet. Most ca
ful attention given to beginners. Lef
orders at Music Store.
The Popular Barber Shop
Get yotir tonsonal work done r,t
IRA TOMPKINS'
On Sixth Street Three chairs
Bath Room In connection
Charles Costain
Wood Working Shop.
West of flour mill, near R. R. track
Turning, Scroll Work. Stair Work, Hand
Sawing. C'aliinet Work, Wood I'ullevs. s.aw
Filing and gumming, Repairing all kind
Prices right.
Miss Ida. M. Snyder,
Tl-emuirer ol I!,
Brookijit l.asl ram AiK lnb.
"If wumen would pr i.-iore att.ntinn to
their hfi'th we wouli, have more hap v
wlvei, mothers and daughter!, and il they
would obierve rtjulti they would lind
that the doctorj' preicriptioni do not
perform the many curei they arc given
credit for.
' In coniultinj with my drutigiit he ad.
Vlicd MiElrtC ! UirW of firrf.n .n,l Tk.A
ford'i Black-!)rauc.ht, .-.nd , took it and i
. ..-. ,w ., mIn mr a nw
life opened up to me with rritored health,
and 11 only took three month) to cure me."
Wine of OanLii isarognla'orof til"
menstrual functions and a ,,iost as
tonishing tunic fur women. It rnr
canty, suppressed, tootre-pient. inv...
uhir and painful nieii.tnuimn. fa.I.ug
of the womb, white and H...I..... ft
11 helpful when approaching woman
hood, during pr.'.anev, after child
birth and in change of life It fre
quently brings a dear babv't.. homes
that have been barren for vVars. All
drucgisu have $1.00 bottles of Wu.e
of LarduL
MARULE
AND
J. II. I'ADIMH
. ...
i am prepared to furnish anvthinu
of Marble or Granite.
that rmZVo:', busi-
Marble" 'M '" - American ,ir.niw r anf U iuJ 0,
Front street, next to Greene's tiunshoi'.
IV1II., ItlCMliMIllSiei
Dr. Sohueln-s Alterative W,,miIs Vnm
"OTKUMIM
---',,,,!4,,........I J
To Cure a Cold in Ona n
bvmisi.
Ttis signature, 9.
CATARRH
Bll
1
Elvs Cream Balm
This Remedy Is a Specific,
Sure to Clve Satisfaction.
CIVES RELIEF AT OMCB.
Tt cleanse, soothes, birds, and protects the
diseased membrane. It cures Latarrh and
drives awav a Lola in ine ,H 'J
Restores the Senses of Tasto and Smi.lL
Easy to ue. Contains no injurious drugs.
Auplied into the nostrils and absorbed.
lArge Size, f.0 cents nt Urugcista or by
mail: Trial BUc, 10 cents by mall.
ELY BROTHERS. 50 W-ur-'n St.. New York.
Ssved by Dynsmlte.
Sometimes, a flaming city is saved
by dynamiting a space that the fire
cuu't cross. Sometimes, a cough
hangs ou so long, you feel as if noth
ing but dvnatuito would ouro it. i.
T Gray, ot Calhoun, da., writes:
"My wife hud a very aggravated
cough, which kept her awake nights.
Two physicians could not help her;
so she took Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which eased her cough, gave
her sleep, and finally enred her."
Strictly scientifio euro for bronchitis
and La Grippe. At all druggists,
prica Sito uud fLOO; guaranteed. Trial
bottlo free.
Lewis and Clark Exposition Rates
Commencing May 2tli aud until
October 15th, there win De ou sale
from all stations ou Oregon Lines,
special tickets to Portlnud, and return
uccount Lewis and Chirk Exposition
uudcr tho following conditions:
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS.
Rate Oue aud one-third fare for
round trip.
Snle IJiites Dniiy irom juuy lutn
to Octnlier loth, P.KIS.
Limit Thirty dnys, but not lator
than October SI, P.K5.
PARTIES OF TEN OR MORE.
For parties of 10 or more from ouo
point (must travel together on one
ticket both ways) party tickets will
bo sold as follows:
RiiteOue fare for the found trip.
Sale Dates Daily from May Stith to
October nth, P.IU5.
Limit Ten days
For organized parties of 100 or more
moving from one place ou same date,
rate and limit aB for parties of 10 or
more.
STOP-OVERS.
No stop-overs will be allowed ou
any of tho abovo tickets. They must
be used for continuous passage in
each direction.
COACH EXCURSIONS.
Coacli excursions will be run from
time to time for which iudividual
tickets good only in couches will ho
sold at very low rates. Particulars as
to rates, dates, etc., will be uuuouuc
ed later.
W. E. CO MAN, G. P. A.
A Good Suggestion.
Mr. C. B. Wninwright of Lemon
City, Fin., has written the manu
facturers that much better results
are obtained from the nsn of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Keiuedy in rases of pains in tho
stomach, colic anil cholera morbus by
taking it in water as hot as cau lie
drank. That win n taken iu this way
the effect is double in rapidity. "It
seems to get at the right spot in
stant ly," he says. For sale by nil
druggists.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the County Court for Josephine
Couaty, Oregon.
Iu the Matter of tho i
Estate of Eliza-
beth F. Neely, I
Deceased. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that by order of the Hou. J. O.
Booth, Judge of the County Court
for Josephine Comity, tlregou, that
Saturday. June 10, A. D., 1!I05, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. ut .the
Court House nt Grants Pass, Josn.
phine County, Oregon, is hereby fixed
as the time aud place for tho hearing
ou the final account of .lames Neclv
as executor of the last will and of the
estate of Elizabeth F. Neel', deceased,
winch has been filed in said cause, nnil
all persons interested in said estate nro
hereby notified to npiwar at that time
and present to the court any ohji rtions
tiny may have to said final account.
Dated this l'Jth dav of Mav, A. D.,
l'.'OS. JAMES NEELY, Executor.
. DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
By mutual consent, S. K. Chapman
ittid C. L. Barlow, doing business,
under the name of Chnpiii & Barlow
to , at Gal ire, Ore. .dissolves partner
hip. C. L. and F. O. Barlow ns
sumo all liabilities aud collect all
lulls due tho old firm and continue
the busiuess under tho name of Bar
low Bros.
Dated Calico Ore., April I.'l, Itsij.
S. E. CHAPIN,
C. L. BARLOW.
Has Niooil n,e Test or S5 Years.
I" 1. original GROVE'S Tasteless
(.hill Tonic. Yon know what, you are
taking. It is ironandquininein a taste
less form. No cure, no pay.
r.liAVTTU
WORKS
K, Proprietor.
m uie line of Cemetery work in any kind
e
Curt Ob
ta Two Dsrya.
caeverv
STxCZr
Di'iiirirtist.