Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, May 26, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS. OREGON, MAY 26. 1905 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J?RED'K D. STRICKER, M. D. HOMbufATUIC PHYSICIAN and HUKGEON. Masonic Temple, Kooras 2 and 4 Gbants Pass, 'Phono 633. Okboo!). (J H. DOUGLASS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SL'R'iEON Oftioo: I'I)ny'i residence, cor. Otb and K streeta. Day ami night jiboiie No. tVil, (iHANTK I'AHB, - OkMJON J VAN B. PARKER, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ollico InTulTa Building Hours: 0;;io to 12 und i to 5 GhANTS PASS, ... OltktlO.V. yjm D.JEW KIT, M. D. IMIYSICIaITaND SURGEON Discnscs of Womnn nud Surgery a fipeclaliy. Hospital Accommodations. Rooms 0 mid 10 Thortoll Rhlg. Pay or Night Plinue Wiu. Ollice hoars U to 12 a. re., 2 to 0 and 1 to U p. ui. Ghanth Pahh, OkkOOm 1)R. V. M. LONGVVIXI, OSTEOPATH Treats ull Nervous and Spinal Pla rnsoa, RhoiiniiillMin und Stomach Trou bles. A specialty imiileuf Female Dis eases. Oltlco: Colonial Lodging llmiao, front room. (inilitH Puaa, (Ho. )R. S. J. SEATON MAGNETIC HEALER SU-iiiu Hatha, Alcohol Hub. All dls onscs tii'iiU-d. J loHiiitiil euro given t(, all who wish it. 1 1 lii'unittt mm cured in Us Worst form. Ad vim free. Colonial House. Ollice hours B to H. (ill ANT l'AHH, OlIKIIlN WIIF..N GIVEN UP HY OTHERS It conIh ynu not li in if to consult On. MilNTODMKHY. Ho olltoa Pi'inulu complaints, men's private ilia eusca und all kinds of chronic troubles. Also aclls Cherokee and nthor gunrnii toed family medicines. P. (J. Hex 1011. Cull ut Free MolliodlHt ruraonngo. , D. NORTON, ATTOKNEYAT I.AW, Piiiotlee In all Slit to ami Federal Courts. tlllfo III Opera Houmi lluildinK. (IHASTS I'AWH, - OllEUON , V. HALE, ATTOItNKV-AT-I,AV ( flllcu over First National Hank, (Ihanth Pash, - - Ohkoon. A, -' HOUGH, A f I'OHN KV-AT I.AW, Praotltva Iii nil Sliitnanil rodorulCoili'la Olllee over Hull' Uiildlo I lard w urn Co. G HANTS I'.lhK, OKKOnll J. II. AUSTIN, ATTO K X E Y A T-1. A W I'nlon Itulldliig KKKIIY .... OIIKOON Palace Barber Shop DATES & WILLIAMS, Fropra. Shavinu, Hair Cutting RatllS, Etc. V. m rj - t.li In if feat mid clean nnd a win k I list Class. J. E. PETERSON (rniM mi) ni!E, LITE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Agent Big Horn Basin Laud Co., Wyoming. Anrlior Wire Fence. II. I. Il nnlila II. .1. I BM Reynolds & Lawton Civil and Mining Engineers. MECHANICAL 1 K A I ' G 1 1 T S -MEN AN'D Sl'RVI'YOUS. (Iranls Pass Oregon L 1UIALL, llmlci taker, l-inhaliner, l-'uiicrnl Director. Full -ttock of lluriitl UoIm'h ami l'ntlr- lukct Suppiirs. Nortli Sixth Street Near t 'mil t House. I'llONFS: Ollhv, No. Ivi --idi nor und Ninlii Plion.-. No. ;i;. B. A. WILLIAMS Fionl and 4th Sts. P. 0. Bo F?eal Estate ICinplo) nicul "lloi'. Hiiist's ti iiti-il No. "1 1' Bill". Hit h'lm-.t. Im Hi H1 rit'l Lolloin, Vo i IlilUali-.l, 10 lo tioi., 4 uou'5 Irom iBilt.'iot t-wo, K.Mi lo.oii. Nf'uio!. rlo. A I'Ai alll Ht 1 I lilt n li lli CU'l' t'V lilt tntt trl.'f la two v I B I R A Crcipini( Dtilh lUood 'Im n i ii i'in up lM auU Hit In art, cnuBinit l atli. J. ! SIi'iiiiib, He llo PI lino, Mum , uritoB tloit it frlt'iiil dri'ailfull)' iitjuri'il It i m IoiiiiI, wlticli i'llo l tll lii.0 Mootl 0i.0U loK Itutkliii'B Annul ,ulo divw UUl til1 polBtll. liflllt',1 tllH Wtlllllll itittl unvi'il lif"- li,"t '" r In for burn and mu'.'B. Joo at all iIiuk fXntli. A Good Fintily Liniment. livrry family liould tw hupplird wild a lioltlo of t 'tmiiilirlit i n I'nii Puliil. 1'orrutB, tiiuUiB, liuniB, sialili m:1 i in I Ir injuriiB wliu-li au nl fiMjui'iit oiTiirrt iicf, Ihoro ib ni.lliint Bll i;i il. It tHiilnn lliti wound nutl II it ontr tin a ini-tant r. luf fmu: i.;ilii. but tnUMH ilio lariB lo lioal In about nuiMliird tlir tim niuiri'd by llir ui-u.il in tiino ut. An II ) au an liBoptic ali dauyrr from blMd iiuu iiiK ia aronlod. Sold by alt druglii'la. A KERBY CITIZEN ON GOOD ROADS So.y Agll&tlon and F.ducntion Mual Bo Done to Arouse Public Sentiment. AH roforniH in any Riven avenue of tlinaKht, in the K.cial, pnlitiral or public ntilitiea are nereiuarily nloiv in the bi gtnniiiR. "(Jrcnt oak from little arorna grow." The question 'of Rood roada will bo met with all kind of arKaineutatioii pro aud con, bat tlinre ran only be one rcHult in the end. The eyea of the blind, or Hbort ahlKhtori ciiizons will Hniilly be opened to aeo that iinprovenieiit at any point will extend itH beuelita to tho whole community. No aoction of country ran live auto ItHelf, any more tlinu can iudividualii. Any evil will effect every lioino in ita inlluenre ooner or Inter. We ran not think of any pliiKnu in a diHtrict that does not (loniono t ho noruutl utiitu of the diH trict. ICdutatoii in needed iu ull dlrectioiiii. Good roada men in u Ht need do "All Talk," until poor roadH people ran aee tho waHlo. wear und tear, and diiHtiaction culled by a poor ayatein. CmiKreiiBiuen liavti aent out many thnuBHiida of circulnra, beurinx profit able) informal ion cnnceruiiiK tin1 road triillli; of the laud. In it nccnuBiiry to keep up a poor loud, when wo know that it jara rig to piece, ciiukoh extra nnd uuneoewtury hi ruin on ImrnoHB? A ul morn eNpeciully wiara nut the faithful home? To nay nothing of the dlBi oiufort rendered inevitable to the driver and people riding in thn wan oiib, buKKtea or cnrrynllH of all kindB We are often met with tint plea il tuxpaiora, who nay "we pay taxea to thb county and wo outtht to liavti the Kood roada. " 'i'hla lino of talk would bit all right if tint cnunty bad uothiiiK clue to do but buil.l rondn. We alt know that bucIi ia not the cane. There are many thing" rn quindand the innnity In linnd iiiunI meet many CKBeiitial nei'da for the time, and it can only be aullli ient to partially meet thn inanv largo do inuiida for the pnti'io utilitiea and oonvioiieiirnH. Ho wit am llually com polled to levy apecial taxea for ex traordinary needs. Thua it ia nei'ha Knry to create a bond iamin to meet Hpecial needa. Since it ia thn pocket bonk or bunk account that most vitally Interest men, let us suggest to them that good permanent roads is tho hint investment property holders and huainosa men can inaku. Good rouda are a pleasure to drive or walk over; we will go miles out of our wuy to buvu the pleasure of ritling orer a good road. If it acts so kindly on the beasts of liurdon. It acta nicely on the rigs nnd thorn ia less grinding, wearing nud tearing of harness. It can lint be Ion often re peated that It ia the c1ieapet kind of nil investment which returns tun - Imuiid interest to all who share iu its privileges. Money milking corpor al iona am compelled to hut down their worka because the loads are bud, especially where no railroad exista We must have good trans portation facilities to eucoiirngit en terprise and Industry. The farmer nud ineri lmnts nud all lint s of busi ness reccivoa its respective and dne share ol tint gootl results obtained. Wo now spend thousands of dollars annually to improve roads mostly done by inexperienced road builders, who do the work to meet the present demand, with a limited nit iiiih. At best it ia hut teuiotiraiv and not per mam lit, thus III its til in . analogy it is u lucre waste of money, bringing but teiupoinry und not lusting usults. The hi st is always thn cheapest in the long run. Then take the quest ion seriously, anil give it duo thought ami attention instead tt trilling nod slighting tho ninth i. It ays to think nutl p'au ami to foot the bill. It Interests you directly. It is meant for you, nutl not the other follow. Taking it up in this true light uiil not be all t'llk, but all work. liKNliV Kl.ulTKH, Kerhy, Oregon. lU'SINKSS POINIKKS. Or. Klanagaii, Physician liiul 1 Vlit ist. Leather Pelting at Cramer Ifros. M. Clemens proHtTiol "Ut lhiu-v:ist. A Gent leutan'a smoke- lite Stage line. W. 1. lKKLANI) wiil.s ITUL INSCHANi lv Garden hose ftom 't cents per fool up, at t'ramer Pros. When you don't Know wio ve to go. go lo People's mat !,el. Steel linage - 11 hole nod t n.iMilnl icservolr onlv t'C, ;,;t at t'rtm r lio.. Ami still I am iiimii ny and scllinc real eslattt at the t Id stand. ,1. L. Peterson. Timber cbiiiur. 1 loint l. :ols - It. Sliel mall, liotees lOand l,1 .tl.t-olc Temple, lilllllts I'.ls the, SltinsUv Steelwaro ;in,l Auti lin t lug I'uiM.tro, tint gotulh (hat a i v ;t .a'ivfv, sold by ('rtiuu r Prt . A perfect si, ill food lit IS K ASP ft ft MPKU .ILL I. V ci olntt, s i ink It-f, icakcs the skin htalthv. tilin anil soft. i io to 1 iron ftir Pliiiohioc House for itul bv MILKMAN A, 1K1.LANK. V sitlciitli.l linr ut Hot al t'hsrli i this Km i:es at Cttmn'i Uur telt phone nee h. r Is,','",, ituti lar tit lueiy. People's in. tiki .loin lint proccsMon and un IVtitttn's San Proof I'uint, st I I l v l uiii'i Pros. Ask your dealer for Hogim Kivti Crtiien iv liutter nmtle t M.tlfonl- i now .si tvnts jter two-poutttl, square lull weight. A sewing iimcliintt ,n tnal, if it BUl'B Oil It IB yolirs. Pit, Hs goo, i wolk at h f.'.'i inaehlne. lvc t "J siainhi'il niiil.it mat lim, s, ;0 to t. t'oiue nutl at e tlictii at U Pavi' t., coinl haiitl stitir. I.isurtt Vt,ur property in iicegon'. tltt'it Mutual. Ne.ulv sc, n mi II ,oi. .IttllHIt Willi, 11 dtltlltg P.Oi. 1 l-:ts now 1 WLN t'Y MILLION Ptll.l.Mis illUlBlll'tt m fltllt,. It I S'ttt' Slid saves v,u luel'cv. Atldr, st S, tnrti o. P.' K. A . .McM nun ill , the II. 11 litiitlrick. iigiut, viutitts I ;,., Ore. To t'urr a r.iltl tit due n, Take LA X ATI K PUoMo VI 'IX INK Tahlels. All druggisla r, fun I the money ot it fall to cure. K. . Urove'a aiguaturB la uoracli Ut !.. PIONEER LIFE ON THE ALTHOUSE A Miner Geta Fast in a Chimney While Seeking av. Drink. My father moved with bis family to Illinoia valley, when I was a boy. Wo lived on what was known aa the Old Pixlcy ranch, and here I pasaed the happiest dayi of my life. I work ed with Reach, Platter and Leonard nearly five years. Many of the old residents of Josephine county still remember tboae old boys. They were an enterprising lot of fellows, and I have many pleasant memories of the davH I pasaed with them in those days. I knew many people in Jose phine county but I left that comity 2! years ago and until recently, have heard nothing from the old neighbor hood and my old frienda on Althouae. I have a cousin, Mra. Viola Kilter man, who reaides on Sucker creek near Holland. Mrs. Kitterman ia an intelligent woman, and an excellent correspondent. She has recently sent mo several lettera which are full of interest to me because they tell about many of my old friends, and the changes which have come since. Her last unto contained a uewicpuper clipping which contained a ahort sketch by Hilly McKay of Holland, which amused us not a little, aa we know thn old boya he mentioned. Ilia account of Jim Turuhull malting old Pat Ktxiuuy drunk aud tlion thrashing the old man, bring to onr memory another incident iu which old Pat Kooucy's apiictitti for whiskey got him into trouble. Hu came to ISrowntown ono day and got on a large drunk. As usual in the even ing be started for bis cabin, which una situated a lniln above town, oil No. 7 gulch. On the wuy to his homo he passed 1:11 Purkman'a plueo. Pill was not at home when rid Kooney arrived. He knew that Iltirkmau always kept whiskey in the house and he resolved to have Home of it. Ho tried the door but found it locked. Ho climbed onto the roof with the intention of going down the chimney, lie got into it all right lint bis foot slipped and down lie went feet first to thn 1 1 1 1 t. t of the chimney which was just large enough to admit his legs. The fall wedged him iu ao ti'bt that he could not get out, and there ho hung until liiirkmun cauio home late in the night, llurknian made a light and the first thing he saw was a pair of legs hanging in the fireplace, which upon Investigation he found to bo n part of old Pat Kooney, who waa ho badly done np that Hill had to help him home. Well, those were lively times on Altlionsr, when Uncle Miller run the saloon und hotel and Putn Orngau and Hill Kvnna kept the two stores. Freeling Hawyer took photos for all who wanted to know just how they looked and J Im Turu linll'a blncbHinitli hummer was heard each day in lirowutowu. JIM CHITWOOD. Klgin, Oregon. Wlldorvllla llama. The weather ia very cool for May. Mra. Lewis nnd daughter, Mra. Gar r in. visited n few days w ith Lrnest Iiwis. Mra. Junta und gninihlaogliler are homo ngalu after visiting iu Med ford a few days. Mr. Clark didn't fill bia apimlut luent at Meriln Sunday 31st or ac count of poor health. Jim Louden came near having bit house burned as there waa quite a bla.o when discovered. Mr. Ci r i It! 1 1 1 is still in a very criti cal condition since his kick by a vicious horse miiiiii time back. Graniluui London baa returned to her homo on Slate creek after a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Creed. Mrs Johnson, with tier little sou, from ureal Urove, is visiting at her grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. J. Hock ing Gtiiiitlimk Creed has returned to her home near Metlfiird utter a short visit with her son, Georgu Creed ami hum l v. Married At Grants Pass, Sunday, May .'1st, J. W. McColluin unit Mrs. K. L. Fisher. We join in wishing ihoiii n lung nutl happy life. v,hiitn a large crowd of neighbors gAthcicil at tint home of J. W. Mo t'olltnn the evening of the ?;'d and sen nailed iho newly wedded couple, i'hev weio Invited Into the bouse ami im re 1 1 1 rally Heated to cake, candy and cigars. V'nc'e Fuilei. $LS0() takes I.'O a, -us leu units tit in city; nil bottom hunt with good tail Tovi'iiieiiiB uml plenty of water. S, e .to.p, It Mos, TI1K Koal F.aiate AtlLN t' i No. Ull. We Have Just Received TWO CAI5S I, ,i(!c(l Willi From Atitl Liolst Wagons, Busies and Carriages A car of Heavy l'arm Wagons has also arrived. Coin plot c lino of Alaska Kofrinorators from $10 to $J7. Farmers who are contemplating IRRIGATION BY PUMPING PLANT will tiiul it to their interest to call ami get our figures on the Fairbanks Gasoline En;ir l'limping Plant anl galvaniml pipe. Wo can refer you to 1 or more irrigatinu' plan' now in successful opeiation in the county. Sawmill men will tiiul it to their advantage to call on us and get prices on supplie-. lUiilders and carpenters lino of the celebrated Corhin Poor Locks. Grants Pass Hardware Company . '. JOS. WOLKK, Mgr., J. L CALVERT, Trea. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR. SALE. Kodaks Courier Building. FOR SALE ISO head of Angora goats. L. A. Marsters, Merlin, Oregon. HUKSES FOR BALE Four head ?ood heavy horses for logging or reighting. Address C. iL Wick strom, Winter, Or. 1,'AUM KOIt tiALK-two miles from Mer lin, lUO acres alHjut acres of good iKiltoui Und, 2T acres in cultivation, amall bouse and ham and sIkjuI 60 acre under fence, balance of land suitable for orchard or pasture. For further partieulara ad dress W. il. Crow, Merlin, Oregon. 200 At kK ranch, good prune and : atinle orchard, small fruit in abundant; water for irjigalion, besides springs on every 40 acres; center of a good i range couutrv; two dwelling bouses, lag barn, everv thing complete; well sheltered , from frosts, good mining markets, one half mile north of Tunnel U, price 2..'iUJ, Inquire at thin ollice. IF YOU AKE OOINO TO BUILD, uso Lcoua Lumber. It is as cheap aa the cheapeat aud as good as tbu beat. Call at W. L. Ire laud a lota on the corner of Fourth aud B streets (near Central School Build ing) aud examine the quality and gel prices from J. I. Montgomery, the agent. P. O. Box 10V, Grunts Pasa. FOR. RENT. FOH RENT Boom iu private family. J. D. Drake, at 7th Struct. ' LODGINiTaND Iu7oMS to rent, on ! Sixth StrBot oppoaite court boose. Mra. 11. E. Blown. ! iTlKEE iTujELY F U K N IS H ED house keeping rooma for rent to in un and wile. Inquire 'Mi i& and E street. MISCELLANEOUS FRANK BUKNKTT-Upliolstering, mission furniture made to order. PROF.J. A. blBBKTrf, practical in alrnctious iu instrunieulul music. Corporation hooks, atock certificates and aeila ut tho Courier ollice. Terrific Race With Death "Death wua fast approaching" writes Ralph F. Fernando, of Tampa, Fla , describing Ilia fearful race with death, "aa a reault of liver trouble aud heart diaease, which had robbed mo of sleep and of all interest iu life. I had tried many different rioctora and several medicines, bat got uo benefit, until I begun to ose Electric Hitters. Ho woudeiful was tho effect, that iu throe (lays I felt like a now man, and today 1 am cured of all my troubles." Guaranteed at all drug gists ; price ftUc. Films C. nrier Building. IXaCSi Thoroughbred, white Plymouth Rock egga, 15 for (1.00 Moore's second hand atoro. r i and more of them C Vjt VJI -ia when you want them. Single Comb White Leghorns, tho business fowl of America. Yurtls headed by cockerelh from a jhui with a record of 'iii eggs per vein- per hen. l'.ggs l f0 for 1ft; 3.iai fur HO UKAN1TF, KG A POULTRY YAUDS. W.J.Messon gor. Prop , AHblamt, Oregon. E. A. WADE DRY GOODS, UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, Etc. Front Street, west Palace hotel GRANTS PASS, ORE. I HANDLE Lumber and Hops I own and will sell two cot tages, new, close in; one 4 rooms, box; one b room frame, besides liuttery, bath and large closets; Porch Sx2S; up-to-date house. Terms to suit. Will take some good property as pait pay. U'ugcn and team for sale. J. D. DRAKE. Phone 4S4. Grants Pass, Ore. FARMERS FEED STABLt J. K. KLIil.K.Y, Pk.hh. Last stahlo south on Sixth street. Ilotiin untlcr cover for lot horses a: c 40 wagoie,. ',ux stalls. Comtll I it 'oom, stock. Only tbe bei.1 bay, clt un grain a t nil. ilia (id liollcti barley ami oil t grain. No tlisoasotl horses ulittwt-tl. Pi a running water, ami trough oleac , every day. aiting room anil tttilot i-ooiu wilt w 1. lilies can l.-avo wraps and tu'rai' their t,,n,ts. Prhvs l-i'.tMonaltle and In-st caiv gi , stot-k. MOLINE WAGONS tho (YlolrutiI John Doero factory consUtincj of a full assortment of BUSINESS MEN'S CARNIVAL! GRANTS PASS, OREGON ONE WEEK NAT REISS' BIG DON'T MISS Tbe BIG STADIUM SEE PEGGY FROM PARIS SEE THE NEW TRAIN ROBBERY NAT REISS, (" c V-.- f. -A A i " -1 i : 'H V f " ' ' 1 e 9 STRICTLY MOW AL ! TRUTHFULLY ADVERTISED ! Presenting More Frte Attractions, More Real Features, and More Wholesome AniusciPents Than Any Other Organization Traveling. TU. L tT. 11. Column All matter for Una oliiinn Is supplied by the Grants Pass Wouian'a (.'hri.-tiuii Teniperunce I'nioii. No people can rejoice morn thuu teillietance societies and temperance workers at thn stand the railway companies and large corporations are tuning against tho emplot ment of men who frequent saloons and Indulge in Intoxicating drinks. Whatever the motive or manner if it is effective iu eliminating drunkenness, wo welcome and bid it God speed. The Medford Meeting. Tbe following named members of oar lortil union attended the W. C. T. U. convention at Medford May 1? aud lb: Mesdamts Suintnei ville, Ileukle, Hale, Wade, Jones, Cald well, Loughridge, Hood and Alice Lovelace. We were met at the depot by a num ber of white ribbouera and after in troductions aud kind greetings were called to tlinie r In the parlors of the Presbyteriau church. The devotional exercises beginning at I :! wem led by Iv. W. Y. Shields, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Medford. Several ministers were present nnd participated, among them Kev. Mr. Clilils, Field Secre tary of the Anti-Saloon Lcgnuc; Rev. C. H. Hoxie, who addiessed the first teinper.iiicn society furmcd iu Med ford. Ho mi ill that John Wesley said a minister should he always ready to preach, pray or die, and lie propesed to be always ready to do the first two. Ho thinks that when men w ill not do the work God appoints for them, He raises up women to do it, and that the legalised liquor tr tilie will bo put down with their help. Rev. Mr. Ul.iekwoll said " I believe the consecrated womanhood of the church will help to aliniliihtie the saloon ill some w ay or id her. " Mrs. Marstera of Kos, burg, not be ing present her paper was read by Mrs. Nswell; subject " lielatiou of the W. C. T. U. 10 Church." "Today's lu-r.iuiislhility" was ably handled br Mrs. Hattie Wilson of Klamath l ulls. This paper was full of practical thoughts. The Ouestinn Pox was an interest ing leaturt of the afternoon, Mrs. Stevens answering qiie.-tiuns. Mrs. Allen in In r paper "The Pelted (Lido," saitl that in Japan li Loyal Temper. '.net Lesions had been formed with t ight hundred members. She told of the wonderful work of our rouuil tbe-w orld 111is.sion.1rit s, esH'cially Mi. s Jessie Ackermati. The Children's Rally was wet! attended. Miss Anna Gordon, who c.dtlit ssed the children, has crossed nono MAY 29 SHOWS ARE COMING DON'T MISS THE DEEP SEA D1YERS SEE COON TOWN "400" SEE THE NEW CRYSTAL PALACE y SOLE OWNER the Atlantic ocean 20 times aud spok en io tnuny European countries. Iu Pasadena, California, alio addressed 1000 children. In tho evening at 7:30 the exercises opened by singing America aud prayer by Mr. Hoxie. Cordial addresses of welcome were teudered oar National I officers and the visiting delegates by I Dr. Pickel, the mayor of Medford, in behalf of the city, Rev. W. F. Shileda ! in behalf of the churches and Mra. i Fielder in behalf of the W. C. T. U. I The resjionses by Mra. Steveua aud Miss Gi rdon were fall of aouud logic, interspersed by witty remarks. Mra. Additon, Statu President, in pros nting them, said "I think I have done a very pretty thiiig for Medford iu holding the convention here." It ia indeed au iuspiration to look into their faces and think of the work they have done for "God and home aud every laud." After prayer and bene diction by Rev. Mr. Goode, we separ ated for the night. Gu Thursday morning Mrs. Additou opened the meeting. Consecration service led by Rev. II. C. Rrowu. Paper "Our Weapons and How to Use Them" read hy Mrs. Barehell. Iu this paper nud also the one on "Non Alcoholic Medication" were I many thoughts which 1 wili might i be spread abroad in the laud. "Par ! liauicntary Hints" by Mrs. Steveua I were Interesting and helpful. 11:1.1 was Clergy Hoar iu which the minis- ters of Metlfnrd participated. I After dinner, ngaiu served in tho 'church parlors, Ruv. F. W. Carsten tied tho devotional exerciaia. Mra. Watlo read a paper on "Christian Citizenship. " Tho Question Hox conducted by Mrs. Stevens was full of interest and instruction. Mra. Ad ditou, iu her address on "Relation of Our Work to Civio Improvement Movetmnt" mentioned the obuoxinus hill boards scattered about and the inllueiice of evil pictures on the child minds which, aa Misa Gordon aays, are like wax to receive and marble to retain cither good or evil. At 4 :1S tho Unity Circle waa for med ami "Rlest lie the Tie, ' so dear to the White Ribbon sisterhood, was sung. Ill the evening the praise meeting was led by Rev. W. F. Shields. The addresses by .Mra Steveua and Miss Gordon were full of good, Inspiring things, ftir closing words by the state pri si lent, "God Be with You I'll Wu Meet Again," waa snug by tint congregation and prayer offered by Rev, V. W. Carsten. Delightful niosio was furnished during the convention and the minis ters showed a spirit of kindness and good will towards our organization with which we wero much pleased. This couvcutiou and the cordiality of the .Medford people will be long re imiiibcrd bv the Orants Pasa W. C. T. U. MRS. W. A. HOOD, Cor. Sec'y. ChairitKrliin'i Cough Rcmtdy the Very Btit. "I have been using Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy and want to say it is the bt st cough medicine 1 have ever t ilk, n," says Ooo. L i hubb. a mer , I, uit of Harlan, Mich. There is uo question uhout ita being the best as it will cure a cough or cold in less tune than any other treatment, li should always In- kt pt In the housf ready for instant use, for a cold .an be cured Iu much lesa time when prcinptlv treated. K0r sale by all druggist. la amine,. tun cauuoi nave gnoa n.'nitn niile-s your aiiineys are acuutl, lor Itie But- nova filter the blood of imparities f whuli otherwise act as irritation ! iw--an ami break dowu the delicate organs of the body and cause acriouelt trouble. If yea have kidney or b ad-ii der trouble and do not use Folev'sl Kidney Cu'e.von w ill have onlv voar- self to blame fur results, aa it ii. i velv cuiea all forms of kidnev snd bladder distasta. For sale br H,u..r. I muud and The Model Drug Store. .awrii BgaB-ariaptf r rrau rl.u,uu quinine TaMets.?n A - bon SB pom, I i Grants Pass Fuel Company Phone 434 Oalc and Laurel, $2.25 a tier; Fir, $2.00; Pine. $1.75. Mill blocks, all good, solid wood, per load $1.75. Kindling wood, per load $1.00. Hall load kindling, 50c. , All kinds ot wood, sound and dry. N. E. McGREW, PIONEER TRUCK and DELIVERY Furniture and piano Moving GRANTS PASS, OREGON, Sunrise Condensed Milk That ia out to make a reputa tion. Ia made at u new Condon aery on Cooa Hay, the big dairy dietrict of Oregon. Proved to He the Rest by the spent who bought a can of another brand and opened it and one of his und proved his was the best. Is Not Two-thirds Sugar, Water and Corn Starch But ia pnro cows milk and is just aa good as cow'a milk for your coffeo. Try it and lie con vinced. Introductory Price of 10c per Can on single cans. Siicclal rates on larfo orders. INLAND CRACKERS Mudo in Spokane from hard wheat, which makes tho best cracker of any wheat. Try a package ut 't cents. lies urocery Front st., near Fourth. THE COLONIAL E St. bet. 5th and 6th ItOAItO nutl LOlXilXi Tho house has been thoroughly reno vated. Mlts. T. M. KKN.-UAW. J. A. SIRRETS, Teacher of Musi; Practical instruction in Violin, l'ia: r. Guitar, Clai-in. t uml Cornet. Must r;n' ful uttention given to beginners. I,oi orders at Music Store. The Popular Barber Shop Get vonr tonsorial work done IRA TOMPKINS' On Sixth Street Three chai Path Room in connection Charles Costain Wood Working Shop. West of flour mill, near R. R. track Turning, Scroll Work. Stair Work, Ptind Siiwing.t'aliiliet Work, Wood Pullevs. Saw Filing and gumming, l!epairiug ull kind.-, t'nees riiiht. Mrs. Fred UrvroLth, Prealtteut '.'iimrv I lnh, Uenlon llarliui-, .filt h. "Alter mv firit buhy wai born I did not em to r,;,un my strength aithoosh the do, tor aic n-e a tonic uhich he ceniid-e-rd vi.-y tuperloi, but initead of tetiln beitrr I 5rr . tntr every day. My rtui bind ininud titit I tike Wine of Cerdui for a w.-k ar.d it whjt it would do (or me. Iditl take the mrtfiune snd wjj wrv gtiteful to I. .id my ilrtr;!rt end health lowly rturn.i,. In two ic,k)l wai out I bed and in a month I uj able Iu t-l.t up my uiusl dunes. I am very enthuii ailic in in praue." Wine of I 'ardai n'i -iforei's the organs of jf.me.Mt.. :, f,.r the wdcal of ,.. nancy ami i a,: .'.lirtii. It prsv.-nt, n,.s ciiriige. N,.iivtin an wi.i, :ai..'s ', uie of t'itr.lui ro I fear the r,.;t.u-s of IcT child. If Mrs. I nraih had taken S me of I'ar.t-ii l.eh re her bahvcan.e s'ue would ni t hate L-. n w. .ut'ned in aha was. Her rapid roeuverv si,oio,l coninn-nd this qreat r-ct-lv to every expectant mother. Wine of t'artlui renlatea the tnenitrual tluw. Wii'vlEoFCARDUi in J MAltlJLi; AM) GRANITE WORKS J. It I'tDliol k, Cruprleior. I am prepare.) p, fu,,,; of Maihle or tirjtii'e. b tu.yhing in N.arl? tl llrtv H-irs of , that 1 can till vor or,,,,. , tan furnish work in s.oi.i, si, i Marble. -" i.ti, S).i.ie 1 n nl street, next lo tiret-ne's i i 'iiis'iop. '- SclMH'IcN Altcaiivp k .Vosaii-ruis fun All p'ny Female lei.in. I'-.vm.ers, 1'it sale l y T non: To Core n rnTTK'r? DMRttO. Thus tlcrn,. f O - owiiiiit;. --r Ely's Cream Calm This Remedy Is a Specific, . Sure to Cive Satisfaction. - CIVIS RELIEF AT ONC6. It cleanses, aoothee. herds, and protects tho dlseaw-d membrane. It cures Catarrh a:,d drives awav a Odd in the Head ipii.-kiy. Uestoree the Peine of Ta-ito nasi Suit 11. Easy to use. Contains no injurious dru.s. Applied into tho nostiiln and alworbe.1. Largo Hi.-, W ''pnU at Pru-tista or by meU Trial Sie, H) ci -its by im.il. ELY BH0THERS. 55 '.Vsira.i St.. Now York. Farm for 5e.le. ItIO acres, 0 acres of flue sub-irrigated bottom laud under fence and cultivation, 2.000,000 feet of flue Pine timber, hundreds of cords of hard wood, near town and all dowu grade on fine road. Good two-story dwelling with L. Well of splendid water at the door. Flue big baru and out buildings. Lots of frnit and berries of all kinds. County rotid uud daily mail at the door. A splcu did place for health and a pleasant homo. Address Box 117, Woodvillo, Oregon. Exposure To cold draughts of air, (o keen and cutting wiudd, audden changes of tcm pcratarn, scanty clothing, undue ex posure of thn throat and neck after public speaking and singing, bring pu coughs and colds. Ballard's Horu hotuid Syrup is the best care. Mis. "A. Hrrr, Houston, Texas, writes. Jan. Ill, 11103: "Oue bottle of i3allard's Ilorebound Syrup enred me of a very bad congb. It is very pleasant to take." 20c, W)c, if-I.OO. For sale by Rotermuud and The Model Drug Store. Has Stood Hie Teal or 2.1 Years. The old, original GKOYF.'ri Tasteleta Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in a taste less form. No cure, no pay. A. U. BANNARD UNDERTAKER. NOTICK OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Iu The County Court For Josephine County, Oregon. In the Matter of tho Kstato of John Every, Deceased. I NOTICE IS HEREPY GIVEN that John Deveny, the administrator of the above entitled estato has filed iu said court and cause his final account, anil by order of the Hon. J. O. Booth, Judge of saitl court, Monday, June Hi, A. D. l'.w.j, at the hoar of 10 o'clock A. M. at tho conrt house at Grams Pass, Josephine County, Oregon, has beeti fixed aa the time uud place for the blaring and settling of saitl final at fount and nil persons interest ed iu said estate are hereby notified to appear at that time nnd place, then, and there to present any objections which they may have to said finat acco u nt. Datetl this lllth dnv of Mav, A. P. lW't. JOHN DEVENY. II. D. Norton, Administrator. Attoriiev for Estate. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the County Court for Josephine County, Oregon. Iu the Matter of the ) Estate of Eliza- both V. Ncoly, Deceased. i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by order of thn Hon. J. t). Booth, Judge of the County Court for Josephine Comity, Oiegon, that Saturday. June Id, A. 1)., 1!H5, at the hour of It) o'clock A. M. at the Court House lit Giants I'uss, Jose phine County, On gnu, is hereby fixed as tho time and place for the hearing on tne niial account of .lames Necly its executor of the last will anil of the I estate of Elizabtlh F. NecL , deceased, I which lias been tiled in said cause, and i nil persons interested in said estate aro herehy notifn d to appear ut that time and present to the court any objt ctions tin y may have to said final account. Datetl this 12th thiv of Mav. A. I).. ! P.o.-.. JAMES NEELY. Executor. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNELSHIP ! The pattnership of Dr. I li. Parker ; and Dr. S. I.otighritlge, having been i terminated March 10, IO'.i.'i, ntilicp is In n hy given that all luirtios indebted : to the late linn ure kindly requesti d to settle their nccotiuts. I Dr. I B.PARKER. I Dr. S. LOUGHKIDGE. I Grants Pass, Ore., Muv 15, l'.io.".. DISSOLUTION NO! ICK. Py mutual consent, S. E.Chiipuwui linn C. L. P.arlow, doing bosimss under the name of Chapin & Barlow Co . at Galice, Ore. .dissolves partner "hip. C. L. and F. G. Barlow as sume all liabilities and collect all hills i) un the old firm and emit i line the business under the name of Har low Bros. Dated Galice Ore., April in, llioj. S. E. CHAPIN, C. L. BARLOW. the line of Cemetery work in an kind ,''"' i warrant? mv sa) nil! . . . ,)r American Cranite or anv kind of matter if given up by jour 4 U Two Dyk oavcry 'SS r ss TMOa box. 25c.