I'KOFESSIONAL CiBOS.
C. FINDLEY, M. D.
. Practice limited to
KYE, EAR, NOfeE and, THROAT,
and fitting of (lame.
Offioe hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6; and on ap
pointmeut. Telephones 261 and 77.
tiAT Pais, - - Oaoo
)RS. DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS,
a. n. DoroLit ahia a. oocolai, m.d.
I hyrlcian and Disease o( Women
forgeon. and Children.
.bone 631. Kea. 1051.
Cor. Sixth and E ati-eeta.
, t Vam, - - Obeoon
R. R, C. KELSRY
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
onklin building, North Sixth Street,
p-iofite poatofnoe.
iflice phone rai. phone 697.
4! ANTS l'AH8, OaKOOK.
i ,R. VV. F. KREMER
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Ofllce In Courier Building.
Uftloe phone 911, residence 413.
Eye tested and glastoa fitted.
GllANTH I'AHH, ObKOON.
ARL V. INGELS
ASSAYER AND CHEMIST.
AM work guaranteed accurate and re-
C -Hit oi-o, P. O. Phone 1003.
OaauoN,
D. NORTON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Prac tice In all SUteand Federal Court.
Ofllce In Opera HouHe Building.
tin anth Pahs,
OllFXloN
yy. c. hale,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office over Firal National Bank,
Jkants Pahu, Obkoon.
c.
II. CLEMENTS
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW
i. in Htiitn and Federal Courts.
Offloo on Hth and C Htreeta opposite
Court House. Phone 1W1.
Ubant Pahs,
OaruoN
Jt C. HOUGH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
practices In allHtatoand Federal Cuurta
Ollioe over liairuiuuio imnimmvu,
ciu a hth I'amh. Oaaoo"
J. II. AUSTIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Union Building
Kehry
Ok bo on
ISS MARYS. PARKER.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
for. 0th. and 0. 8t. Phone 763. To. 407
fiHANTSPASS . Orkoon
Palace Barber Shop
BATES & WILLIAMS, Propra.
Sliavinii, Hair Cutting
1 laths, Etc.
K vi-rj thing net and clean and
work Ural-Clan.
J. E. PETERSON
(I'lllNKKK)
"IF. LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
A iron t lliif limn llasin Iind Co,
Ayoming
Anchor Wire Kcuco.
II. I. ltelU
II. J. I.SKtell
Reynolds & Lawton
Civil and Mining
Engineers-
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS
MEN AND SURVEYORS.
(irants Pass
Oregon
Men Psit Sixty In Dsns.fr.
More tliaii half of mankind over fit!
veers of huh suiter flom kidney aud
bladder disorders, usually englnrgn
uieut of nroMate gland, ibis I" bmh
Painful and dangerous, and Foley
fciduov Cure should ho taken at tlie
Hi i siuii of ttanirer. as it oorrec
Irregularities and lias cured iniiuy old
men of tliis disease. Mr. Rodney
lluruelt, llock Tort, Mo., writes: "I
suffered Willi enlarged prostate gland
aud kidney trouble for years and after
tskiua two IhiI ties ot rolcy 8 Miluc
Cure! feel lictler than 1 have for 20
years although I am now VI years
old." For sale by II. A. Koteruiuud
Msn't llnrtsioasblmtii.
Is often as ureat as woiunn'a Hut
Tbrs. K. Austin. Manager of tlie
"Kopulilican, " of Leavenworlb, I
was not unreasonable, when lie
fused to allow tlie doctors lo iHrati
oil Ilia wife, for female trouble. 111
stead." lie savs, " concluded to try
Electric Hitters.. My wife was tlieu
so sick she could liardly leave her
bed, and rive physicians bad tailed lo
relievo her. Alter taking Electric
Hitters, she was perfectly cured, and
can now iierform all (be household
duties." Uuaranleed by all drrg
fists, price toV.
W. H. Slieruiau
Tlmber, Kwuns V
Temple.
-Real Ksti.te and
aud 10 Mssouic
I Or WlllUnim- IntltkO VW
i iintnittiil will tur HlliitL
p ttitMHiiuir Kiitl lietttun
I'Ut'st It UatOrlMI lltp tuuiom,
Itff. lr. ihima'lDtltRii oint
uitint In itrritftrrl (or P it ami In
(nit of ihf privito pri. r.rrry Inn I
rrmn. itv tirtiicitii. n mail on i
fjt-lpt of prit-o Mcnit 91. ou. WILLIAMS
UIUtM.IUfUk.fe) lU.. rvP. tuisiuul, uuux
sT aire
IUJ
II I
U
THE DANOER TO THE CHILD
Mat be real or the snake may be a liurm
luu nn hut there lidanaer that menac
every child's life If the mother In deli
clent In womanly health and functional
vitality
Thousands of women have borne their
sufferings and kept their troubles to
themselves irom motives oi
fooble childhood lias paid for It.
Ur. Pierce, forty years ago, rntmltnt
Nature, and found that she had provided
remedies In abundance for the cure of
woman s peculiar aiimenis aim "-
neiwex. He louna tnmt iioii-h"h'jmv.
lycerlc extracts oi uom ,:,'7
us Cohosh root, unicorn .soot, mai-a
r..i,,.mu r,t 1.1,1 v i H uirr rnoi.
combined In Just the right proportions
rave, such surprising result that this
compound soon became a standard ra
....ir,. f ku In the treatment of surb
cases. In a little time the demand for It
became an great mat ne uewrnim
ii ., .n.l ,.r,, villi, fur Its aenera sale
so that the multitudes nendlug it could
readily supply themselves.
'CM. u nnw Lmiwn nil over the civil
Ized world as fr. force's FamHte I'rr
Its umiMrallnled recoril of
hundreds of thousand of cures, in the
last forty years, Jutilies all that cn he
laid of It.
It I mm-altnluiUc. lum-namillc. It If
taft and re!lM for any woman, of any
aire and in any conuiuon, w uwn.
I)r. I'lerce's Pleasant rellets oniy one
or two a day will regulate ana ciemim
and Invigorate a loin, nan nunuacu, uir-
pld Liver, or sluggmn iioweis.
n I'l. .,-,(.' Common Sense Xedlral
Adviser will be sent free paper-hound, for
il one-cunt stamps or cioin-oouou nn .
stamps. Over limn pages ana luimirauei
Address ur. n. v. rmrw, uwv,
NEW
Millinery Store I
New Goods, New Styles,
Large Selection,
Prlcea Ih&t &re Right.
MUX. K. K. WAUOIITAL,
6th Street, Opp. Courthouse.
Fine Dressmaking !
Flrat-claa Work,
Vp-to Uevte Styles
MRS, R L GAMBLE.
BUSINESS POINTERS.
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician aud Dentist.
Kodaks Courier Building. '
Fruit Paper Courier ofllce.
M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist.
A Uoutleman'a smoke the Stage
line.
Souvenir Postal Cards Courier
building.
Bansagn Grinders aud stufTera at
Cramer Pros.
For ft e'eau bed and a good meal
try the Western Hotel.
President Roosevelt in colors with
large mat, 100 at the Mnsio Store.
Hecond band cook stoves and heaters
cheap. Moore's second baud store.
Aud still I am insuring and selling
real estate at the old stand. J. b.
Peterson.
(loto Coron for t'lntiihlng.
Calling Cards Courier Huilding.
Paisir Napkins Courier Hoilding.
ITnderwood Tyiiewrlter agent. A.
K. Voorhiea
ITnlversal Food chopiMirs, all sizes
at t'raiiicr Itns.
A snleriilid line ol Roval Charter Oak
Ranges al Coron'i
Maim of Oregon Wiisblntou and
California at the Music Store.
Uon't let the in substitute but in
sist on ColiiHtlu Water. All dealers
I
llnvu II.
A large assortment of colored
nietuies mounted ready for bunging
at loo lo aoe, a discount of 26 to 70
ier cent. Musio Store.
The Western, a first-class family
holel. (fillet location, yet convenient
lo depot and near court house, tiood
meals anil clean urns anil prices
reasonable. '
Curtis & Co. fni Watches, Clocks,
Hold Rings and Jewelry, tine watch
repairing, engraving. Goods sold al
reasonable prices. Come and see us.
I. t). t). F. Huilding, Grants Pass,
Uregon.
Repairing Chair and Rocker
Have you a chair or rocket that
the rounds slid legs persist in coming
loose? I all in and let lis hnw you
bow it can be fixed for keeps. We
have t cm tl a repiir shop. Phoiie
a:i,'i Thomas O'Neill.
rivurcd by Both Parties.
He publicans mid Democrats alike
praise Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and all tbioat and lung
dixi'iiMM, a no oilier remedy csn com.
pare with it. It is hafe and sure. F.
T. Staler, merchant, 171 Maine St.,
11 loucesli r, .Ma s., writes: "Foley's
Honey and Tar cured me of a very
bad t'oiigli Viliith I bad foi tbrcc
niontbs though oilier remedies failed
to benefit mo. 1 can higbly reom
mend it for t oughs and colds. "
THE NIW HOME Or THE HOiar
1. I ll-tf . 1,.1'Ui oii.l -liiii.
I Bl'SI.
.,1 St. .
Hill to
IS rlk.
,,..,i.l
ml. tin
11. 1 r
. fO,v
. H.r, 0 Oi. in."
: 11 1 r .In t In
BUSINESS COLLEGE
r'm 1. null's I'IU' l, te.Up.ii.il, ...ii.
E. it . M C. A. H1J. 1'ortUrML Or
HOLMES
ROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS, OREGON,
Fx E W 11 0 r
W'm. Messiuger is building a new
barn.
J. E. Hayea waa here Monday
night.
Services at the church closed Mon
day night
Vim.' McCailister
was at tlie Pass
Wednesday.
H. 8. Wynant was at the Pass Wed
nesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. English were
at the Pass Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie McCailister was the
guest of Mrs. H. 8. Wynant Sunday.
Mr Geo. Walter was at the Pass
Tuesday with a load of lumber which
he bad planed.
J. L. McCollum and family are
moving away from this place, hut at
this writing their exact location is
not known.
Messrs. Dick Johnson and Hans
Oslon and the former's sister, Miss
Hanoi Johnson, attended services here
Sunday.
It is was thought at the la't writ
log that Verner Daniels was suffering
from a felon, it has been discoveied
that it ia blood poison instead. He
is slowly Improving.
It seems that the men iu this sec
tion are quite slack. The writer the
other oay saw a conple of boys mak
ing boards who had to have their
mother to watch tliein to keep them at
work. At another place he saw
woman working on a bollding. Now
it i-ecras like they oonld find some
other way than that Come, men, let
the women do the work in tlie honse
while yon build your bnildiugs and
make yonr boards.
Dcsfncit Csnnot Be Curid.
hv local ar nlications, as thty canno
reach tlie diseased portion of the tar.
1 1.. .ro i nnlv one war to enre Oeaf
ness, aud that is by constitutional
romedles. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of tlie Kustaclilnn tune, vtnen
ibis mhe is inflamed You have a rum
uliug soond or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed nearness
is the result, and unless the inflam
mation can be taken out aud this tube
restored to its normal condition,
bearing will be destroyed fonver;
nine cases out or ID are canseo oy
Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
flamed coudition ot tno mucous sur
faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars
for auy case of Ueafnest (caused by
ratairh) thiit;unot ! be cored ly
Hall's Catnirh Cure. Send for circu
lars, free.
F. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 7fic.
Take Hall's, f amily mis lor con
stipation. I A V I
AVi'll Wriglit'was a'visitor on Apple
gate Suuday.
Joe Kork hauled wood for Ash
Keuu Saturday.
Ike Vincent took a load cf wheal to
OrautB.Pass Saturday.
Juo. W. Meek paid Grants Pass a
business visit Salnrdny.
J. W. York has been hauling his
bops to Grants Pass this week.
Fahyan Lang has bieu quite sick
this week but is improving slowly at
present.
K. J. Kubli, tbe merchant and post
master at Kubli, paid Kuril a liusi
nous visit Monday.
P. W. Cartis, an enterprising
farmer of Kubli, took a lot of turkeys
tj Grants Pass Saturday.
L. O. Pasve (lis (foreman at tbe
Gold Drift miuu visited lriiuds and
relatives at Kubli Sunday.
Wo are sorry In slate t lint John liar
row.is uot .improving very fm-t, hut it
is boiicd that he will soon recover.
Miss Lizzie Lemon, who has been
visltlug Pearl Davidson, returned to
her houie on Williams Creek Satur
day. t'has. Hurkballer took a loud of
lumber down to the famous Oncar
creek placers of which lie is a p.irl
owner, Saturday.
Manly Uexford hauled a load of
pmaloea to lowu one day this week,
i'bey say his potato corp is liottir
than usual.
Ed I ay ton anil Visiter Prooss, who
are working at the Mt. Lion mine,
visited their homes on Williams
I'reek Saturday and Sunday,
Pearl Davidson left this plm u for
Mriihts Pass, Saturday, where ho lis
a position: in the New York ltackot
store. We all wish her success.
The wood ('helping at Jus. Cook's
was a grand sucickh and everyone
seemed to have bad a K" il time. In
tbe t veiling an tiuur sup) or was
served and all went I nine happy
Mrutiuoieucy.
Registration Books Open.
Hegistrntion books are now open.
John Minor Hooth, auditor uiul lolice
judge will be at bis olllce, Hootn 7
Masonic Tempi daily from a. ui.
lo 1'J 111. anil at the city bull daily
from 3 to f p. 111. also at the city bill
from 7 to V o'clock each Wednesday
and Saturday night
Tim election w ill be held Monday,
December 4, Kegistratiou books opeti
until Friday, Noveiuls-r 110, at "
o'clock p. m.
Canttipslion.
Health is absolutely imKssible, if
const 1 pal ion tie present. Many serious
cases ot liver and klilto y complaiut
have sprung from urglected constipa
tion. Such a deplorable cotidittou is
utinecesRary. There is a cure for it.
Herblne will speedily remedy matters.
C A. Lindsay, P. M., Pronson, Fla ,
writes, Feb. 13, 11HIJ: " Having tried
IHerbiue, 1 llnd it a line medicine for
constipation " bottle at Koter-
uiuud's aud Model Drug More.
fc A - - I nt
no IT T O I A T
'And to think thnt ten months siro I looked like
this 1 I owe it lo German Syrup.
ffThe time-worn injunction, "Never put
off 'til to-morrow what you can do to
day," is now generally presented in this
r..- lrt it tn-ilav inai IS loc vtiv
advice we w-nt to give you about that
hacking cotiKh or demoralizing cold with
.ii,,-h v,,n ti.-ive neen sirui:Ko"K
eral davs. rx-rhaps weeks. qTake some
??r.L. Hrn.7v-and let
.. ' ' '. i.. i- i. To,c,-i' r.erman
uiat nraa j . f
syrup, won" - V-it ' ;
.,n,i,;i,irtfv n-lieve vour cough or cold,
n..A itc ,,tiniiil oe for a few days will
cure you completely. lNo matter how
J . 1. ........ if HrMll
h,..(.dipii vour cout'it. even , u.w
consumption has attacked your lungs,
r-.,r,.,-i Svnm will surelv eftcct a cure;
as it lws done before in thousands of ap
parently hopeless cases of lung trouble.
L... '. - , 1 - . ru. ruler BIY
qrvew inai isjiiir!,, i. t .
75c. At all drugipsts.
For Wale by lr. J. C. Binlih.
SUMMONS.
In The Circuit Conrt for The State of
Oregon, for Josephine Louuty.
Roetta M. Stevenson,
Plaintiff, I gDjt for
. r, V9- I divorce.
J. D. K. Stevenpon,
Defendant. J
To J. D. F. Sleveusou, the above
named defendant :
In the tiauie of the State of Oiegon
von aro hereby required to appear and
answer tin. complaint filed against
vnn in I lie name of the above entitled
suit on or before the S'.ith day of De
cember, I'JOj, aud if you fail to appear
or answer tlie plaintiff will apply to
tbe court for the relief prayed tor in
the complaint, uamely: For a decree
dissolving tlie uuuda of matrimouy
now 1 xiftiig between tlie plaintiff and
defendant aud lor the custody of the
minor children rf plaintiff and the de
ft nilniit. to-wit: Lena, Liloya, uuu
Wi Ilium Stevenson.
This summons is published by order
rf lion. J. O. Booth. County Judge
of Joseihine County, Oregon, made
and entered November lo, l'JU5.
Tbe first publication is November 17,
Hill."., and tbu la-t publication is De
cember a, UM'5.
KOPEHT GLENN SMITH
aud OLIVER S. BKOWN,
Attorneys for PluintifT,
SUMMONS.
In Tbe Circuit Court of The Slate
of Oregon, for Josi phine Cuonty.
Elizabeth Swiuden aud
Jeilersou Winier,
Plaintiffs,
Matison Frcdenburg
and First National
Pauk of Son I hern
Oregon, a corpoa
tiou, Defendants
To Matison Fredeiiburg,
named defendant.
the above
In tlio nniuti of the State of Oregon
von are Hereby ritiuited to appear and
answer the eiiuplaint tiled against
you 111 mo iiuovo eiiiiLicu court ou or
before the 21I1I1 dav of Deceuibt r,
lili'.'i, aud if you fail to appear and
answer the plaintiff will apply to the
Ooort for the relief prayed for in
tlieir Complaint, to-wit: A decree
cancelling Hint certain mortgage
given by John Sw iuden and Elizabeth
-w nidi 11 to Matison Fredenbnrg upon
thn east half of tbe northwest quarter 1
and Lots numbered !i mid 4 in Section
III, of Towiisliiii .'IT South, of linugo fi
West 111 tlie Comity of Josephine, j
State of Oiegon, aud requiring the;
First National Hank of Southern Ore.
gon to suiriniler said mortgage and
note to Hie plaintiff F.lizabcth Swiu-1
den and for such otbt r and further I
relief at to the Court may seem !
equitable. :
This snitimons is published at the
ordi r of Hon. J. O. Hooth, County j
Judge of Josephine Comity, made!
November 11, I'.in.j; the first publica-;
tic 11 being November 10, 1 '.tl .", aud the
last publication ot summons being
Dsceiuber 'il, P.toii. I
HoHKRT . SMITH. 1
Ol.lVKK S. BKOWN. j
Attorneys for plaintiffs. I
NOTICF. OF IIKAKINOOF FINAL
ACCOl'NT.
In t o mutter of tbu 1
Kstnte of A. D.Custur.
Di ceas d. i
Notice is hereby given that the un
deisigurd, Kxi eutor of tbe 1 state above
nainid, lias tiled in 1 hu County Court
of the State ot Otcgon for Josepbiue
County, Iiik filial account as Kxt color
of the above mum d tstate, autl will
prtM iit the snme to the court on Wed-
cnlav the CO1I1 day of Di cember, l'Jllo,
at In o't lock in the turuioou of said
dav for approval All persons having
objections to sa.d account are ben by
notiliid to appear ou said day and
presi'iil the same.
Dati d Nov. 17, I'.si.V
ISAAC CI STAK,
Kxieutor of the estate of A. 1). Cus-
tar, 1I1 ceasi d.
Partnership Dissolved
Ni'ii. e in lii it liv jiiren tint the
I'lirtin r-liip heretofore exiMitiK be
t, en li. A. I'ohli, H. J. Isaac ami
It. K Ht' Vi ns iiinh r the lirui inline of
i: I', l.i. I.1.,.. I I.',,,,., IVn, i,u..
lie. n diKMiHrt-d. K. It. Sl-veu retires'
,( il,. t ukii , kM u i 1 1 t,.. . ...,... .1 Kr
li. A. Colli and II. J. Iwaea. a h'n
willeolleit nil acci'tnili'.
is. a. conn.
11 J ISAACS,
K. K.SrEVKS.
(irnnls riiMt, tlie., Nov. 14, llHWi.
Bida Wanted
The eoiiniv court will receive bids
(or tnnii?.liliiti steel ce.ln f,,r the new
jail imw lieinu built. All bids to le
in Hie hands td (he court, December :
4, l'.KW.
Ceuntcilcllinj th (icnulnc
Foley Co., Clili-auo, originated
Henev and Tar as a threat and long
reuieily, nn! ou account of (he great
merit and popularity of Filey's
Honey and Tar maiiT imitations are
ctT, red for the gcuuine. Ask for
Folej'a Honey and Tar aud refuse any
nulsiilute offend as no other repara
tion will give the same tatisfact'ou.
It is tin Id I v laxative. Il contains no
opiates Hid is rafest for rhildreu aud
delicate iwrsous. For sale hy II. A.
Koletiuoud.
NOVEMBER 24, 1905.
.. h.i t Nk.Mkaiiii' rnutfh Runcdv.
rvivn mi j
Two yeara ago the Pharmacy Board
of New Sooth Walea, Australia, had
an analysis made or an mo ouugu
medicines that were som in nut iu
ket Out of the entire list they fonnd
only one that they deolared was en
tirely free from an poisuus.
exception was Chamberlain'a Cough
Remedv. mane Dy vne uimuiw!"""!
Medioiue Company, Dea Moices,
Iowa, U. 8. A. ine aDaence oi i
narcotics makes mis remeuy
safest and best that can be had; and
it is with a. foeling oi aeconiy inai
mother can give it to ner nine
one. UhamDeriain a vougu
is especially recommended Dy lis
makers for cough, cold, cronp and
whooping cough. When taken in time
it pievtnta pneumonia, iins ramcuj
is for sale by all druggists.
Son Lost Mother.
Consumption runs In our family,
aud tliroogh it I lost my mother.
writes E. B. Keid, of Harmony, jub.
For the nast five vears. however, on
the sliohtest sum of a cough or cold
Imva taken Dr. Kiuii'a New Discovery
,nnan,nn,inn. which has saved me
I... trnnhle His
mother's death was a sad losa for Mr.
Keid. bnt he learned that
long
trouble muse oul ow usenj,cu,
how to core it. Qniokest relief aud
. . . . 1 I ....... . nun
enre for ennuhs and colds. frice.
SOo and 1 1.00; guaranteed at all drug
stores. Trial bottles free.
A Csrd.
This ii to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's, Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or com. 11 bioijs me
cough and heals the lungs. Prevents
pneumonia and will cure incipient
consumption. Contains no opiates
aud is safest for children. Ask for
Foley's Honey aud Tar and insist up
on having it. Stops the cough and
beats the luugs. for saie Dy a.
A. Hotermond.
The Popular Barber Shop
Oet vour tonsorial work done st
IRA TOMPKINS
On Sixth Street Three chairs
Bath Room lo connection
J. M. CHILES
The Pioneer Grocer
RELIABLE GOODS AT
RELIABLE PRICES
A Specialty
FARM-CURED
BACON
THE FINEST
BROUGHT
GRANTS
EVER
TO
PASS
IVcsll PPllitS Of All KilltiS
Fruit jars, tOI)S and rubbers
1
New Pi ices for
Undertaking
Goods
Beginning August 1st,
prices for Caskets wil be as
follows :
All $25 Caskets reduced to J15
All $30 " " $20
$35&$40 " " $25
Blatk Cloth Caskets reduced
50 per cent.
Hoarse and service In proportion.
These prices are for cash only.
A. U. Bannard
AT TUB
lilG Furniture Store
North hth St.,
GRANTS PASS, OREGON,
FARMERS FEED STABLl
J. K. KKUI.KY, TaoiR.
l.HHt Ktalile south on Sixth street.
lioiiui under cover for ISO horses ate
40 Wilsons. llox stalls. Corral) i n
ItHISO slock.
Duly the best hay, clean grain a-L'
alfalfa fed. Kollcd barley and otL..r
grain.
.Ml UlSi'UStHl IHll'HCS aUOWeil. Il.f
ri""'"e'
water, aud trough clottD...
every uiij.
I . aiViliK room and toilet room
whut
ladies can leave wraps aud arracyi.
bncir kuiicbs.
I'riivs reasonable and beat care gl ; i
StlK'k.
0 YEARS'
KXPCRIENCe
Trade Markk
Dksiona
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CATARRH
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Ely's Cream Balm
This Remedy Is a Specific,
Sure to Cive Satisfaction.
OIVIS RELIEF AT ONCE.
It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects tlio
diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and
drives away a Cold In the Head quickly.
Restores the Senses of Taite and bmelL
Easy to use. Contains no injurious drug.
AppUed iuto the nostrils and absorbed.
Urge Size, SO cents at Druggists or by
mail: Trial Size, Id ce:its by mall.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., Now York.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Cum Colds, croup ami w hojijiuk
A Great
Separator
There is a BEST
in everything.
It must lie KEST
MADK, EASIEST
USED, MOST EF
FECTIVE MOST
SIMPLE. By
actual compari
sonin actual
uso
Tubular
Separator
Has proved it has these points in
its favor. That's what put it away
&heed of all other separators.
That's why 1 sell it. Get hold of
facts. Wrlto to
Rogue Hiver Creamery,
MKUFORD ORKUON.
Charles Costain
Wood Working Shop.
West of flour mill, near R. K. track
Turning, Scroll Work. Stair Work, Hand
Sswing.Lahinet Work, Wood Pullevs, Saw
rinngand gumming, Kepmring an sinus.
I'rices riirht
E. A. WADE
DRV GOODS,
UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS, Etc.
Front Street, west Palace hotel
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
B. A. WILLIAMS
Front and 4th Sts. P. 0. Box 273.
Real Estate
Employment office. . Houses rented
No. 7."r 125 arres, all fenced, acres
river bottom, 7r cultivated, 10 to hops, 4
miles from railroad town, 'oml rmuN,
sc'iool, eh:. A bargain at Hr an a re. Hop
crop will pay purchase price in two years.
WHV PAY HUNT?
Own Tour Own Home
I have a modern 9-room
house including pantry and
bath, on sewer line, close in,
porch 8x2S; small payment in
cash or property. Also 4
room box house, same terms,
Sixth and L streets.
Team and wagen for sale.
J. D. DRAKE.
Phone 4S4. Grants Pass, Ore.
We will pay One Hundred
Dollars reward for information
leading to the arrest and con
viction ol any person breaking,
shooting or throwing at the
Insulators on our Electric
Transmission Line.
Condor Water Power
Gcmpany.
R K W A R D
MA11HLE AND GRANITE WORKS
J. R. HADDOCK, l-rourleior.
I am prepared to furnish anything in the lineol Cetnelerv work in any kind
of Marble or Uranite.
Nearly thirty yeara of eiperience in the Marble bn.inem warrantu my aing
that I can bll vour onlcu in the very best manner. '
Can furnish work in Scolcti, Swede or American -irariite or auy kind ol
Marble.
Front itreet, next to (ireene'a (iunauop.
COMMUNICATION
FROM ROTERMUND
Offer to Refund Money If Hyo
mei Does Not Cure
Ce.te.rih.
To the Editor of tbe Courier:
I have been asked recently If the
advertisements printed in jnur
columns regarding Hyoinei were true,
where I offer to refund the money if
this treatment does not cure catarrh.
1 vf ibIi you noma please print tins
letter in as conspicuous a place as
possible in your paper, saying that
we absolutely agree to refund the
money to any purchaser of a Hyoinei
outfit if it does not cure catarrh.
This outfit consists of an inhaler of
a convenient size to be carried in the
vest pocket so that the uFer can
breathe Hyoml ' four or five times
daily. With ti-is is Included a medi
cine dropper aud a bottle of Hycruei.
The outfit rells for $1.00 aud is a most
econcmical trrameut, for die inhaler
lasts a lifetime and there Ib enough
Hyoinei lor several weess' usage
while extra bottles can be obtained for
50 ceuts.
I trust this letter will settle any
donbts that may have arisen as to
our willingness to refund the money
for a Hyomei ontfli, in case the pur
chaser is uot perfectly satisfied.
I w ish to say emphatically that oor
guarantee on hyomei holds good,
aud will refund the money to any
dissatisfied purchaser who b 1111 ply
states that he has used the treatment
according to directions aud not been
helped. Respectfully yours,
II. A. Kotermnnd.
N. E. McGREW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVERY
Furniture and Piuno
Moving
GRANTS PASS, OREGON,
Fruit Trees
Native to the soil and climate
make the healthiest and best
bearing orchards.
EUREKA NURSERY
Eight miles from Grants Pass, in
Applenate Valley, All home grown
trees, true to name, free from dis
ease, strong and vigorous growth.
5.0(10 Spitzenbtirgs, all whole root,
Clown grafts, trees 3tf to 4' feet
high. $S per 1,000; 4 to 6 feet,
$70 per 1.000.
Twtnty-fiw other varieties to
select from at reasonable prices.
Trees carefully dug and packed
and shipments made to any point.
address:
J. H. ROBINSON
Wfldcrvillc,
Oregon.
F. G. ROPER
FASHIONABLE
TAILOR
Harmon Block, Upstairs
South Sixth Street
Suits made to Order
PROMPTLY AND OF THE
BKST MATF.KIAL AND
IN THE LATFT STYLE
Cleaning and Repairing
IX F1HST-CLASS SHAPE
AND SUITS MADE TO
LOOK LIKE NEW
A Trial is Asked and Prices Are Right
COLD, WET WEATHER
-Reminds All That
Dry Wood is Wanted !
The liest of seasoned Oak, Laurel.
Fir, l'ine und Munzunita wood de
livered promptly tiKill parts of the
city at reasonable prices. Five
loiuls of kindling for $1.00; l-
quantity at '2c per loud. Mill
blucis, 91.75 per load. Place your
orders now and select from 2,li00
cords of good wood.
O. O. LUND
Phone 454
Bet Mill and Moss sts. west of Gilbert creek
MOTT
ITS PENNYROYAL PILLS
S&fo &nd rell&blo. Key
overcome we&knesfl. In
creAsa vigor, banish pln.
No remedy equals
MOTT6 PfcNNYROYAL PILLS
Solil by Unmnists and Dr. M;!t
Chemical Co., Cleveland, Ohio.