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ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, JULY 28, 1905 ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PA88, OREGON. WUfll'Y OFFICIAL PAPER, ANNUAL LOG ROLLING A GRAND SUCCESS Published Every Friday. SubscrloUon Rated One Year, in adrance, riix Months, . Tbroa Months, . . . Hlnnle Copies, 11.9(1 .76 .40 . - .06 Advertising Races (furnished on application at the office, or 07 mail. viimnaries ana resolution ol con aoleni will be charged lor at 6c per line muui uiBlltaouc. A. E. VOOUHIE8, Pbopr. Oregon, at second-claim mail matter. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 11)05 ' FRUITGROWERS UNION. A mcnting of fruitgrowers was held lakt Saturday aitoruoou at the Courier oflice, but tliroufili a com biuatinu of circumstances the ut teuilanca wan small, hut tlic.se. ircs eat, embracing several of tho promi neut growers of tho count;, were in tliasiastic for the union and felt con 11 dent that ouo could he organized and with a strong menibcrshiii. Tho growers who did not attend have at least three leiuojjs for 110I doing so. Home had no confidence in tho union and feared that it would be . tho melius of tlio members being Dwindled out of their fruit, or al least of paying big charges for higl Kahtiiei'H and other expense that would miiko a botdiu on Ilin growers Theso men preferred to Hike their chanced with the commission men in receiving all tho way from a freight bill to a dollar a box for their fruit while the niemliers of thn Medford union are utile to get from I. Ml to f i 1U T box for I lit-1 r apples, uthe growers did not have time to attend thn meeting, yet the middlemen to whom they consign their fruit huve ample time to figure tho atnoonl of profit their orchard may make, And then there were growers who forgot nil about the fruitgrowers meetings hut these men a memory will get a painful and ei,ennv awakming when they come lo attempt to n arket their fruit in small lots and consign to commission men, wht write lei m glowing accounts of mar ket conditions and of the big prices prevailing, then when the fruit hits been received and disposed of writ) a doleful letter to accompany the little remiltiince tilling how price had suddenly hrnke under a glutted run r ket, or that the fruit whs not up ti the slaudurd, luipropeily packed and bruin d, over iipe or too green and the dozen other exeio.es that some denims have for accounting for ahoriage in returns that la disastrous to the orchardist. It wiih voted to hold another meet ing at the ( oniier otlW on .Saturday Hiieruoon 01 August fi at 1 :.'!() p. in when a perumii lit organization will he i ireeted. Itlauk membership roll were takeii by those present and hlunkH were sent to fruitineu, who were uiinhle to he present, hut lire st.niif.ly iu favor of the union, and syfleiiiatic ciiiivhc of the county will le maihi tor n i in lie is. 1 tin Rogue River rruitgrnwers Union, at Mcd- fiiril, now I as one of the itrongest and miiKt. sui'cesriul on iliis Coast, started with hut II nit llilit rs and the guuiers of the Josephine County l' ruilgrowers Union fei I uerlaiu Unit tlnty can huve a larger ineuihershl tluill Unit to begin with. Ah outlined the plan of the union will be to incorporate with slink al f.i a share, no member to hi lit more than one slmre. 'I lie olllce's of lln union lo consist of a president, vice piesnliiit. ncrctiiry, treasurer and h hiiirdof nine (I l lei tors. Ihishouid will have Ine miiuiigi ineiit if the alliurs i f the union and all ollicers w ill he miller the contml of the hi mil. 'I he mi minis I f the hoard will serve ft r i ne 3 en r, m il the president ami the vue ptesident of the union will ho two of the nine members, and tin picMtdcnt will preside at all In mnl meetings. The let id hit of the union will ii I mi be tecieliiry for the honnl. lining the shipping scitsnn no eiieii will I e einhied who will have chiugiM T li e pecking and rhippiug, and I. e w ill Instiuct the growers lis In the union's lulea for grading noil peek log liult. A hnokkeeer will ho one plnjed so Unit tlieie will I e no con fusion in iiecouiils. 'Iho shipping liniliiiver biiiI hookkeeer will le paid an nileiiiiile siilnry to lusuie etlieieiit s. ini eiinil during Hie shipping si ll son the piesiiliut mid si en tiny inn lie aiil a sunill snbiry, hu' there will he no siihirns to I he olm r ollicers tine if the bun I luniks can be inude treasurer and the assurance is hml that Iho bunk will iiuike iioehnige tor keeping the nceoiiuls of the union. Il ls i xpi cti il Unit nil the ollb eis id Hie union seive this eiir and until M is fully eMiihlishiil wilhout sihu. Hie shi ing iiininigir mnl hookkiepii iiloue In nig piud. It Ii Hie ihiu Hint evenlunllv the union shall bundle nil kinds of fruit, berries and on loin., hut tor (his venr it is not I he inn n tioii to tiiideitiike mi exttnsive liusi in-', hut oi ly to do enough lo gi Hie union In gind working order lor next your. That Hie tin ton will he n protliuhh lev. Mini lit In lis liieiubt rs isplnwm hv Hie sin si of oilier no mm The. union ( .in nek mid ship f ruit in. dual ly ns i ml i v il nit 1 shlpi'ii iin.l the t NpeiiM- of miiniiniiiiug too union si. nuh! he Mty light. Shi uhl I In .h I him' Count) Kiiiitgrowcis Cllli'll rove to he us Mil ci'tit-tul us an Hie Hoed lilver, Mi ilfulil ami Ash J tnl nun us H uill give such mi no us Hint llisleml i f the i;il em I ml. of liuit mnl T.'iuir lends if in. Inn thai weie sliipKil l.t )cat Juseplitm cnniii y w ill loud lni i nrs u ill, in, In . iiud l.ii II with lru t and hen i s I In eiiintv has Ian. I. the water for mini t mi wit n ne. .1. t nod Hie i Innate, and w ill: linn lavninhli , l I, ilit iln, tlinll.it i'iiiiiH inns it w ill lit i time oili ( I the h iidilig fiuit ami mi Inn si e t ions of the stilt n Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors Hold Big Rally &i Gold Hill. The annual log; rolling, as it is ca'lud, of the Modem Woodmen and Royal Neighbors camps of .Southern Oregon, that waa held at Gold Hill, last Friday and Saturday, was a suc cess ill every particular. The camps at Rose r org, Glcndale, I eland, Grants Pass, Wnodvillc, Gold Hill, Medford, Jacksonville, Ashland, Sams Valley and Eagle i'oiut were represented by big delegations. The Grants Pass delegation number d fully 2M) and tho other towns were as well represented. Tho forenoon of each day was din voted to addresses, and musical tun other features, while the afternoons wire devoted to sports The literary exercise were held in a large tout and tho guinea on the huschull grounds. The address of welcome Friday morning waa given by Hon. J. I,. Hani mors ley, of Gold Hill, ami Hie response waa by f'resldi ut 11. f. Mulkey, of the Ashland Normal. A comprehensive address on Woodcraft and bent flciary orders was then given by Hon. M. A. Miller, of Lebanon, state lecturer. huturdny afternoon Hon. J. W. KiinmoiiH, state deputy head consul, gave an able ad dreaa aa did also Rev. W. T. Gouldi r, of Oiauta Pass. Friday evening a camp of Koyn Neighbors, which ia the woman's auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen, waa Instituted at Gold Hill with ;!. members. The work of initiation the inembets anil of installing the officers of the new camp was con ducted by a t ii in rf III iinmhtrs from the Grants Puss camp limb i the captaincy of Mrs. P. Cravlin. Tho team won many cmnplimeiiis bv t tie perfect munuer In which they u iiciiteil the work of the order. Thn select Ion of Hut town in which to hold the next log rolling was to have been decided by a I ok of-war contest, but Grunts Puss won on cold hlulT. Ashluiid, Midfiuil, .lin k hi i ii v i I lit and Hon buig w nntt d Hie next meeting and It whs left to Ash Innd to try crnclasiona with Grants Pusa first. The sight though of the Grunts Pus team gave the Ashliind tenni "cold feel," i nil tin y would not pull. Winn dipt. Lund's "bahlcs" stripped fc r. notion and it In came known Hint Hit buby hunting" of the ft am weighed 1113 pounds mnl the "big hoy" llll'i pounds, and Hint the ten men weighed SMM1 pounds It took the 'pull "out of all the tennis present. All the members of the team are U I ii ll 1 h In strength, one of Hum A. Aubrey, being credited with hclug the strongest fisherman in Rogue river. Not getting to fry their strength at Gold Hill Citpt. I. nod has announced that the Grunts 1'in.s team will pull against any tenin iu Oregon. The follow lug iicciiunt prepartil by (). (, I. unit, consul of the Grants Puss Modern Wot tin en i f Aniern a amp, gives ft at un m of i he log ml I mg that w ill be of interest to nit min is of the order ns well lis to the gi neia' public : The Modern Woodmcnii of Ainei ion log rolling w hit h t in it d al KnM Hill lust Friday mid Niliiiilnv win. ertninly the greatest event Hint Hiups huve known since the pnliin v lays mid Gold Hill in t tl not IV. I -binned of Hut way she treuted Hie It Kill Woodmen anil their trieinls w In ked into the famoiiri gold camp fiotii nil the Woodmen eniuiis ol Soul hern Oregon She did In isell iroud. One of the hig, hig things thai occurred was a hnihti ue. It wits one f Hie good, old finblrm tl kind. Iln kintl tliut semis iveiyhoily away Mitis- tl mill with plenty left. i he tin nt whs delicious!)' hitrbet-tietl mnl w ,n. Ill for a king. 'I he win. i has t it itkeii of barbecued mint at "Ii l- tlings" all tint wiiv f r nu im iiiisiii o Oregon mnl never tnteil nuv In -1 r tliail that tit Colt! Hill A not.t , able feature of the two iIiiin I lg I ill i is the nhsi In f si. iu gnim s nun Olllldelh'e lllliu. I ln re was iiIimiIiiIi ly no gii'iihling of any niitiue. in the state of Oregon to tog for money, chalk or marbles, regardleaa of color, s i. or creed. The niembera of the team are: Link Ellis, W. O. Mioicr, F. C. Kline, M. C. Kline, John Swanson, M. F. Poms, L. Hasty, Rob Muggins, James Millcn, A. Aubrey, I... McCully. Link Kllis wtdgha ?'.' pouuda, and to be iu trim for any future event will practice during odd hours at tugging with a mule. It was unanimously voted that the next log rolling ia to be in Grants Pass. The event will occur on the 3d and 4th of July and if the same loyalty mid co-operation ia shown here us was shown by Gold Hill citizens, next Tear's log rolling will be the biggest gathering Southern Oregon has ever known. The executt ve com mittee, composed of three delegates from eut-h Southern Oregon camp, will tiiet-t one month from now to perfect p In ri h for tlie next vear's 33 sis iiition. Right now is the time to think about helping things along. Il will bring thousniids lo this city anil will he nu opportunity for Grants Puss to show the glad hand. O. O. I.UND. Contributors to Miners Associa tion Fund. For the iiifnriniition of certain per sons the Courier has been requested to publi-h tho list of contributors to the inn iuf enaiicit fund for the Grants 1'as.i Miiiers Association. The sum opposite each iiarno is the aiuouut that the J erson gives ttiarter)y . u tin signed coniraet that was iniiile ut the beginning of this year lor providing a tlxod ineni!, n for the fine exhibit mnl inference library thut the Asso eiiitinii inaiiilnins in this city. It will he olinTved that tho mime of certain individuals, w ho am loud iu boasting tint ugh II e tiai ern of what tl ey mo doing for tho (iraiits Pass Miners Assiiriation, are conspicuously absent: Thomas .V O'N'cil, r. R. I.. Pari letl, John St 'bullhorn, f:i, ( ran or Druthers, il, Hair Riddle, Hardware Co, ti, .1 R. Me Knight, f P. 11. Iliirfh Son, t. Grants Pass Ranking A: Turst Co., Jd, Ger man lli'iiii'iiwnv Co, ift'i, Henry Walters, if:!, Cobum iV Hawkins, :i. Model lllllg Stole, J. R. Hyde, f-t, Williaius Pros Sash tt Door Co., ifti, I'etseh .t I'd, ft, A. I.eiiipkti, :t, Arthur Cnnltliu, (!. (!. Piesley, t'.f, (olden Urift Mining Co , i, I.. 11. Hull, in, W. (;. Wright, Walter I l;il innii, ft. nil, Grunts Puss Hani wain Co, ifi'i, Samuel liowden, (:, C. I.. Mangiim, !'., H Chase, :i, A. C. liaiiiinid, i:i, F. H. Chfhiie, f'l, (Jen. W. Lewis, :!, .1. O. liooth. i!. Geo. K (iui.il, ifi;, (. w Chirko, fi, Jos. Moss, it;. R. L Cte, tyii, II. A. Rtiferniuuil, :t, C. K. Ilarmoii, f.i, I). M. Uel'iiy, f:i, Kiniiev tV Trunx, f'., 1 irst Ni, In mil Rani,', ifii, II. R. Heii tlrieks, I..M, II C. Ilohzien. f'l, M. Clemeust. :i, II I). Norton, ft, R (J. Smith. ij;l, G S Calhoun :t, A E. Vooihios, t:t, Cl.niisie tV; ( iiilbriiitli, i-',, C. I'.'. Dixon, T. R. ( nrcell.fl. Oripviiiij C ompany Uniform Rank K. of I' Will V. Papsoii, Colonel on the Mng. (huerals stall, Uniform liuuk Knights of Pythias, visited G rants Pass last, vtteli and orgniii.i tl a uni form rank iu Tlicnnopvlac lodge No. ill of (iraiits Push. Mr. Rapson has tt'iido st vt ml visits In (tiitnts Puss as a hub m no or Kirk, Gi aiy A Co, ami while nu Hnse trips talked With the liiilulieis of thn company about oigniii.iiig a n n it i f 1 1 r in runic Inn until now not lung wiih done. On Siitiirdny a coiiipniiv of iiemlv :tn was orgnnietl. The t barter w ill not heelostil for ahoiil :i() days mid Iho n In r Mill lobitblv ri in h close to .Ml I'liiforms have hieii irderitl ami will urive. ii In hoped, in lime fur the t-nmpntiv tn pal t tel pain in the K. P. day, nt 'he Lewis mill ( lurk fair, vvhe h oeeur the tally part of Scptcm tier. The follow nig are the ollicers mill privatt'H : ( i I i ii. Thus W. Williams, bii.-t Lit utt nam, .lolin M innr Pnnth. Sei-t lid Llelltellillil. I Illillev.M. I 't'PtlV. First Sergi ant. W 11. Sin l liina. ' Second S. i gi a:, t, 1 1 n waul N. Mitchell. Si I'll Iiiiv, A II1MI-I I'elM'h. I rt asiiri r, .1 t.l.n K. Mi Knighf. Cbapbtiii, I. I '. Hall Pi IV. it. s, ,,,;,, Iliilllillg, lilisl 1 W Uiggs. II. i Noitiin, ( ii i ii H. I'unbip, I im tiln Savage, L. II. Lis ler, ( bus Clow, W. T. Crblitn, Joseph I'. ( 'Iiiism', ( L i i -i inn I". Sin i ill. W. II. I'lanagitll, Jos II. Iluslav, Louis S. hmiili , , llii.erth, Moraiil'ow- i ll, Hob, n (i. Smith. A Red Tag Sale It means that all goods marked with red tags are being sold at reduc tion prices at tho Red Star Store. We have put thes goods at a very low price in order to close them out, and make room for Fall stock. It is good for the buyers. W. K. DEAN A CO. RED STAK STORE. wa at t w I ol lib 1 .1 1 w . II 1 1 III. I 111 hv lb New Pi ices lor Undertaking Goods lcy,itiiiiik; AuguM 1st, t it i s hit Caskets vvil In- a-, Itilhiws : All Caskcls. utliii'cil to All J.itl " M f.v5 tS: fl'l " " f:5 lil.uk ( Kith Caskets tcliucd .Ml per cent. These prices ;ne fm cash only. A, U. Bannard AT THK lllti Furniture Store North dh St , GRANTS PASS, uKIXJON. II lit ruiiiin fm tlx tried mnl of ti 11,11 ut everyont' t l.islr, h t 1 1 iitnl mid r iiiuii, iti.il Iu ;uti or slmii in ti 1 1 ni H'ikini: mnl IhI'i ImI iiiim, i.iitl t 1 ol war (Vint f-t il,,-it ii I m 1 lt'(MtlMi ( f I lie t i ( I tl 1 11' -1 ( li 1 In ' lln (illltllH I'ltV t .tilt. I'.lil VM V ini'l 1011 Ihat Ian r. Sutr I . ct 11 1 MUlrr of the Muhru Win dm. 1'iof Mullv. of il..- .0,;in, , mil M'hnnl W. It SiuitocintiH i I r,i I mil U v U on 1 1I1 r ft lining nit 111, fir fwlli ht a liltc-.-i'- '1 li.'fv :i i uiti!i li line if h 1 luMWt't'll lilt Jricksnitvillr u It t Ki I'lUtf tciillis in Willi I) J:n kt'IIV 1 I I'tovi'il tin t .im' w unit r I ln tc u tiUo 11 utitt hitwi'in M i it ft i . 1 ,1 lir.intH Wish IctitiM. 1 1 u u I I'.. throuKli i lin k ol 111 p H,tl uti.t t K l: W A K 1) I M' .. .'I .. . i til l I M 1 i ! ,is 1 1 u.it.l b r ! ! . :i.i;; b. tho .1 j v 1. 'ti nl .111 v -1 ,, 1m-u I till ( Inc lliiiulit I Illl. Mill. Itb HI t an ! 11 ti I 'i 1 s. ti Im ak nii;, H llls' 111 olll it the I'.Uvli n- I. inc Provoll Items. Etl Siitt'S of Williauif, Frorolt HoiHay. John Bailey and family of Will iams-, worn at CroTolt siandar. Mm. C. E. Smith, of Grants Pbhs, wan TiHitiiiK mlativea here Mondar anil Tuesday. Mm. W. M. Fieldii of Savage creek. IX in onr little bnrtr visiting In r many frieucH and rnlatlviis here I 'li WHI'k. L. W. Hmitli, the Proolt poet nnmler and merchant, i at (iraiits I'asn Monday on tiusineiiH, returning 1 uentiay. Mint Minnine Wonldridge of Min- siiuri Flat accoinpaiiied by her brother, Jinbs, niH-rit Monday here (111 tlUsilll'HS. Mm. J. O'Kricn and rtaaghter. Miss Anna, of Aprlegate, were at Provolt Sunday visaing with their relatives, Mr. and Mm. M. L. Baldwin. J. S. Ktihnrtx him also bonded his farm at Missouri Mat for SfXH). (Ither bond are being made which can not be mentioned at preaeut. rivssi'8 Provolt waa at Oranta I'ass Tuesday for medicine for Orlny I'rtivolt, who ban buen iu poor h alth for aome time. She ia feel ing Home improved at present. The air In filled at present with dark, heavy thnnder clouds, which have been raising for the pant few 1I11VH. with threats of rain. A rain would be appreciated by all. The I'rovolt correspondent waa at William Friday to attend ;hd funeral of Mm. Hone Chapman an aged piont-er, who died July 20, and wan laid to rest in the Williama Creek cemetery Friday, July 21. Mm. Chapman leave two hour and one daughter to mourn the loss of a lov ing mother. A purtv of young folka left Mmi- day for Crtueeut City, where they w ill hi end a two weeks vacation, fish ing nml catching clams along the uracil rhey also will take a ride on tlxi ocean, which will he a rare thing, and perhaps the first for aome i f them. The party consists of II. Kehkopf and wife ami Miss Minnie Woohlritlge and others. Willie Karris of Aiih'gate, waa a visitor at I'rovolt Wednesday and Thursday, lie tella of hot weather .mil of small hay crops in bin vicinity. Iln also stiit us that the immense quantity of hop lice that covered the hops have most all gone and the vines are vigorously growing again. The hop lien are vanishing from all the vanls throughout the valley and the vines are free of them mid a pleasant smile is on the face of the hop growers. Charlie Fields, of Appleglite. has hooded his farm to the Oroville liredging Company for the consider ation of fi.MHI, of which fliXMI In to be payed January 1st anil the balance at t he end of one year. No prospecting will he done until nil payments are made. This farm is one of the most faviiiahle propositions for milling yet limnlcd. Si years ago Mr. Fields, while digging a wel picked np pit ccs of gold w hich contained .from lo to l.i cents. C. K. Smith or Hotel I.avton of (iiants I'asa whs at I'rovolt the first of this week looking after mining property 111 the Farris gulch distiict mnl also on the dividing rlilge be tween Applegate and Williams. He wm also at Willinuis Wednesday to look nt the machinery left nu the ground nt the Hlsing Star quartz mint' or Unit place, ami while then he looked over the stamp mill on the 1, 11 ni 01 .Mr. 1 101 tier, owned nv r-t. Johns ''ex. lie found everything sat i-tactiny. .1 S nrliii, one of Williaius most respected vtiung fanners and stock men. was at I'rovolt Wi'dnt sdav. He tills if larue giain crops in Ins vitiuiiv and harvesting 111 full In ail oiv The hay crops of I'pper William creek valley are much linger tins season than usual, mivs Mr. I'rnvoli, of that place. He a'so giv s the hay pries o' his vicinitv at t'i. "'it in the lit-hi. ami if S to '.1 ill iln 'burn. That wilt he the s Hiitlard piii ti iln-re this season aiming the hay i 1 11, so suites a Williams Creek till IIIIT. I ANNA K. nol'GI.AS, 'Connor Water & Power I'lM.WS OK W'UMKS chii.uki 'S. AMI Ollice th IM (i. II. lamias. Phones: Oftl.s- li.'tl; lesitleiici lit. 1 1 . Ilmii s : :MI to 11 A. M. lit i 1 s I' ss - - Okioon , I' ssii'iiiil phivi is. I. .-I I v a m i 11 to III. As the I lie I llit'llii ti r .It o ! ill the sh ul" of I he .ill anil I .M 011 Hie bl m b. I 1 1 . ! was imh i d a hot on.-. The w riler, as i'ititain .iinl . . j tit the tug id w ar tt am t 1 1 . l'11-s, went down w lib a hnnr j ' luggi is" 1 hat w 1 . 1 .ib iil.it. pull the ill aw In ail 1 ill ot .1 I o I The 10 tip (lie scab s nt ju.i j pounds. I'lie luo. ,. Un ni I'tiiiuh fm ibe A -Ii l;n..l t .1111 ( had been iiialcbi il tii;.tiii-t tie in, I although the ei nt w is s, I e ! anil the gr.tmlst.iml till, il w In , j Willi I Hid Iln ir Iln In lo m e 1 -vi lit. Ashhiml I ai k 1 il 1I1 w 11 I would net lilhe I ti lit ef II,. 1 1 Nothing won 1.1 imlu. e th. in inmk i igallist the Uraiils 1'ass t-'.i 11. ami a j illumine to appear on the s, , i.i .l,i , 'was nut kept. Ashlsnl wns suei v afrntil ami nishoiiorablv sbi wed I: e While feather. Here Is II te-t i.f lb,. tirntii's Pass tug-iif-VMir team f. r u j iiiakt an oh n challenge to am I. am CITY of HOMES lli.it" li;it (Iraiits l'as is pinj to be in l.ut. il i v;cttiiii; tt he ear h vear. i':-,e, I lie l.ibtu iiHi man is reeeivini every advant ami l the use ul proper diligence and good iii.n .ib jiuluciiu nt. lie i soon able to live in tis own home. 'Man Must Make His Opportunity" Start Now. I'll Show You How. What I liae done f.r others I ean do tor you. Make Immediate application tor complete informa tion as to how eery man may own his own home. vv4viK'V.;rnii. Joseph Moss, The Real Estate Man Urants Pass, Ore. 516 E Street Althouso Notes, ('old weather la expected next win ter. .Mrs. Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Houck, ia visiting with her parenta. , The little six mouths old babe of Mr. and Mrs. Crook Epperly was badly scalded by opsetting a cop of hot coffee a few days ago. The bowery dance at Holland was well attended. We noticed some of nor old time friends taking part iu the dunce and it called back our younger days. Mr. and Mrs. Gihhs have returned from their California trip thoroughly glad to get home. They say that Illiutos valley ia more to their liking than any place they have seen. Last Sunday a party consisting of (irandma Hkeeters, Mrs. J. rikeeters, Mrs. J. Sowt'll and Miss Viola Kit termau, took a trip to the smelter. 1 hey report a very pleasant time, hut have thoroughly made np their minds to be better in the future, for it future punishment ia to ho compared to the wurmth from the smeller, they think it much to their interest to be good. They spent most of the day with the newly wedded Mr. and Mrs. Robinson aud were very much pleased with thn sociability extended. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgdou have their tent stretched near Mr. tiibha and are enjoying all the pleasure of an out ing. Happy-Go-Lucky. Machinery For Sale. A IS H. P. Kusscll engine, a No. i 4 centrifugal pump, 2(K) feet 11-inch. , double riveted pipe, fid feet 5-inch 1 pipe, 1(10 feet (l-incli heltiug, milking I complete irrigating, or oumiiiiiff plant. Also a turbine waterwhecl. pulley and gears. All at a bargain. AH kinds or machinery bought. sold aud listed. Grants Pass Iron & Steel Works. Three choice residence lots to ex change for good work horses. W. L, Ireland, Courier Iluiltliiig. Michigan City Notes. There will be a aooial dance at the Michigan mine, Saturday even ing, July 2lt(!i. Tbe weather still stays warm and looka aa though we are going to have a thnnder shower. Clarence Snyder, who ia ataying at Jas. Bnnigardner'a. visited his home at Jerome Prairie, Suuday. W. B. York, the cattle raiser and hay grower, took the last of Ii is cat tle to the range on Grayback moun tain, Sunday. Jaa. Bunigarduer aud wife started for Shovel creek on the Klamath river Monday and expect to be gone about a mouth. Baail Burrow, who owna a hop yard at New Hope, visited thn Michi gan mine Sunday. He says his hops look Hue and he expects a good crop. Miss Pearl Davidson, who has been staying at Williams Creek for the last mouth, visited her brother and his family at the Michigan mine Friday. Samuel Cook, an enterprising farmer of Applegate, took a band ol cattle to Grants Pasa one day last week. He says there is more protit in celling them than there ia feeding theui 10 hay. The ball gamo at the Michigau City grounds Sunday was a grand snccess. The M. ('. team played a picked team from Murphy and there about aud won. the tally standing i to 1. Wood Jeter umpired tho game and gave good satisfaction. They have do game for next Sunday so far. Monty's Brother. If von want vonr property sold, list it with W. L IKKLANI), "the REAL ESTATE MN, COURIER BUILD ING, ground floor. Films Ornrier Building. DO YOU WANT MONEY ? A. U. BANNARD invites your examination of his new stock of Furniture just opened. It is conceded by all to be the finest in quality and style ever shown in Grants Pass, and prices are quite below Tortland or San Francisco. All goods marked in plain figures. We never quote large prices and so much reduction; do not have too. Come and see for yourself. Goods sold on tho installment phm and no extra price charged nor interest when paid as agreed. A. U BANNARD Hig Store North Side, Cth Slieet, Grants Tas O.O.Ll'N'n WILLGIVK 5 I'KRCHNT DISCOUNT FROM I' R E SENT I'RICKS FOR WOOD OX ALL CASH ORDERS NO BOOK ACCOTNTS FOR V 0 O D SOLD AFTER AUGUST 1ST. O. O. LUND Phone 4M Bet Mill and Moss sis, west of Gilbert creek CHOLERA INFANTUM. Child Not Exptctcd to Live From One Hour to Another, but Cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ruth, the little daughter of E. N. Dewey of Aguewville, Vs., waa seriously ill of cholera infantum last summer. "We gave her np aud did not expect her to live from cue hoar to another," he says. "I happened to think of Chamberlain a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and got a bottle of it from the store. Iu five hours I a. w a change for the better. We kept on giving it aud before she had taken the half of one small bottle she wbb well " This remedy is for sale by all druggists. Has (Sitintl Hie Test of 2 Years. The oltl, originsi GROVK'S Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you are tukini.'. It is iron anil quinine In a taste less form. No cure, no pay. AT- Letcher's Jewelry Store Lowest prices on Elgin and Waltham watches. Uring your watches and jewelry that need repairing to mo. All my work is warranted. CLEMENS Sells Drugs & Books GRANTS PASS, ORE. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic I has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million I ponies, jyoes wis record or merit appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent package of Grove's Black Root. Liver Pills. J m. i. coe . co. j& THE BIG STORE - v.'4 L.. in Mati.. 'U . ' BIG ILL Ei SALE Children's heavy rihlictl 25c , pair for 50c Hose lO.OOO YARDS OF MILL END COTTONS now on sale 1 kYfV' J ft'-.-. f Thn l'lifilii- Loo,.,.. Strictly hand made and Water Proof. Call and see them. SHOE ' .1 jr" SUr1-' rACT0R ' The hest Shoe in Amenci lor N 1 .." Children's sie. Calf or Vici Kid fMHI ft. 25 515H 'fnN:- W Men's All ',;(il, 2 pin-e OiititiK SuiN, $4.98 liHST CAI.ICOI-S :k 4c 5c BKST GINGHAMS 5c 'in. I'KKCALIIS Sic and 10c ; Cotton Kider tlowns 12c Never before in the history of Grants Pass h to such values been otl'ereil as wo .-ire now sliowinr. Kory yaid of MILT. KM) is boini: sold at from 2." to 100 'ir cent under regular values. PINGREH GLORIA. 20 ditTerent styles, all . . $3.50 DON'T MISS THE BIG MILL END SALE AT . R. L. COE (Si CO. THE BIG STORE v. - I (