Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, December 22, 1905, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextROOU B 8.IVHR COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, DECEMBER 22. 1905. PROFESSIONAL CiKDS Jl C. FINDLEY, M. D. Practfoe limited to KYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT, and fitting of glasses. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6; and on ap pointmeut. telephones 201 and 77. Ukamtr Pass, - - Okeuom J)RS. DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS, a. n. doculai Physician and Burgeon. 1) B. DOUGLAS, n o. Disease of Women and Children. Phone 631. Res. 1051. Oor. Sixth and E streets. Grants Pahs, Ohkuon J)R. R. C. KELSEY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Conklin building, North Sixth Street, opposite poitornoe. Office phono 1003; res. phone UU7. Giunts Pahs, Ohkuon. J)R. J. C. SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at National Drug Store. Phonus, Ofhoe H5.V, lie. 1045 Reaidenoe cor. 7th and D Htreets. Gmants Pahs, - Ohsoon J)R. W. F. KREMER THYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office In Courier Building. Otlioa phone 911, residence 413. Eyeo tested and glasses fitted. GkANTH Pass, Ohkuon J)R. T. E. BEARD, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office over Hair-Riddle Hardware. Res. cor. 4th and U Streets. Phones, Ofllce 363; Res. 321 Grants Pass, - Okkoon JJARL V. INGELS ASSAYER AND CHEMIST. AM work guaranteed accurate and re liable. Oilice opp. P. O. Phone 1003. Ghantb Pahs, - Ohkuon. J, D. NORTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Practice in all State and Federal Courts, Ulllce in Opera IIoiiho building. Gkantb I'ahh, - Ohkuon V. C. HALE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office over First Nutlonul Hank, Grants Pahs, - Ohkuon'. Ot II. CLEMENTS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Practice in Stuto and Federal Courts. Office on 0th and C streets opposite Court House, t hone KM. Gil ants Pass, Okkoon A. C. HOUGH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Practices in all State and Federal Court Office over Hair Kiddle UurdwureCo. Grants Pans, Ohkuon J. H. AUSTIN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Uulon Building Kihby WILLIAM P WRIGHT, U. 8. DEPUTY (SURVEYOR MINING ENGINEER AND DRAUGHTSMAN Uth SI., north ul Josephine Hotel. Grants Pahs, - Ohkoiin. JJOGUE RIVER ENGINEER ING COMPANY CIVIL, MINING, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, IIVHRAUI.li: ENGINEERS and CON I K.H TORS. 4111 F street. Phono Hi. Grants Pass, Ohkuon Palace Barber Shop HATES WILLIAMS, Propr. Shaving, Hair (Jutting Itaths, I Ac. Everything lies I mill clean ami a work I? liwl-Clasa. J. E. PETERSON (rioNkhU) FIRL, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Agent Dig Horn llanin IjumI Co., A ) inning. Anchor Wire IVinv. I I. Krj hi.u !. .1. l aw tun Reynolds & Lawtoo Civil and Mining Engineers- M I.C HAN ICt I, DKAWGHTS MHN ANDSl'RVMYOUS. ( rants J'ass Oregon A Great Separator There Is u hkst in everything, it must I' lias i' MA UK, KA-l K-.T t'sKIl, MOST KKl'TlX K. MOST marl. K. lis actual compari son in actual one Tubular Separator Has proved it has these points in Its favor. That's what put It away ttherad of all olhor separators That's wky I sell it. I10V hold of facta. V. rite to Kottue River Mkiivokd - . Creamery, Ohkuon. lOLEYIlONEYIAR ftr sMUnaj saw J ?latm I w . ... ., , , , ( II I I I JJ, . When a holler It . - -, 11 ' m lih irm.'ii ft - ' 11 s . it . . r iii i i i i ni ii ti ri i (Crowded out of last Inane. ) Yaucy MoCollom is on the sick list. We are having cold, frosty morn lugs. Pretty cold for Southern Ore gon. Carrie Lynde is home, after work ing near Merlin the last .three months. Rev. Clark preached at the Wilder ville chnrch on Thanksgiving day at 11 o'clock. Rev. Clark preached at Wilderville Sunday the 10th at 11 o'clock, alio at Wonder at 8 o'clock. James Hocking lost a horse by sick ness one day last week, leaving him with only half a team. Joseph and Leo Sams came home to see the folks Saturday of last week, returning to their work Sunday last, at Granite Hill. R. D. Liudsay with two or three other fellows went out on a bear hoot. being gone abont three weeks. They report Retting nine bears, two pan tliers, two wild cats and two f.xes. Jacob Wagner, in chopping wood Tuesday of this wrek, fell in some way and liort himself pretty badly probably breaking a rib. They went to Grants Pass the next day to see the doctor. It la late but will say the entertain ment at the school house ou the night of December 2d was a grand success. Miss Foss, the teacher, had the scholars well trained, and the evening was well spent. Hie proceeds go to wards replenishing the library, there being over 121 raised. Unole Fuller. (Crowded ont of iHst issue. ) Mr. Rogue is teaching the school at the Viiison mine this Winter. Mr. Stearns has been abont Kerby fur the past week on business. Mrs. Adams, of Waldo, has been visiting friends in Kerby the iwst few days. The Circle held their usual meeting Thursday evening. Many were in from the valley. Wm Wilson has beej In town this lust week looking ap his mining in tern U iu this section. 1 ho Mhhoiis held their election last Sntutday evening. John Hoilgeu was elected Worshipful Master. The flliiOO horse in which most of the farmers about Kerby had a joint Interest, died a few days ago. It will be quite a loss to many of the owners. Mr. aud Mrs. Champ Payne have moved to the Naucko ranch on Deer Creek. Miss Millie will keep house for her brother iu town, while school lusts. There is more Catarrh in this sec- tinu of the country than all other di seases put together, and until ihe last few years was supposed to ho incur able. Eor a great until t years doctors pronounced it a local disease and nru- scrilied local remedies, and by con stantly failing to euro with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Kcieuce lias proven catarrh to bo a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall a ( atarrli Cure. niHiiufaei.ureil h F. J. Cheuey & Co., Toledo, O,, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken inleriiallv in doses from 10 drops to a toaspooufull. II acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ol the system. They otic i one hundred dollars for niiv case it fails to cum. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75,,. Take Hall's Family I'll 1 for COn- StlpatlOH. (I'rowdcil out of lust issue,) We have been blessed with a beauti ful Full, cold nights ami sunny days. Mr. Lewis, an old tiiuu pioneer of the valley and lather of t)eiirgn)Uiwis, the s lerilT, bus been very ill but is now some better. Mrs. Maggie Hell, who has been a resilient of Port laud for o' er a year, is hmne oil a vleit among relatives and friends. She is thinking ot re turning soon, to Pi rt laud. Chiis. Tiefiitheu, who went to Port- laud to iimleigo an opcrnl ion. f ir a ili- xeiihii of (he hip joint, not tlirmicli aut'ccNafiillv. His friemU are rejoic ing wilh him and hopi he may Ih auioiig them soon. On December ltd, litilu (irace, the llvc-veir hKI iluiighter of Mr. mi l Mrs ( has. Uiltnore, was called to the beyond. The Sav.or has nihl "Sutler liitln chihlrcn to com,, unto me, for 01 such is the Kiuploin of heaven. " Mr. Murphv, siiperiiiteudtiit el the tueeu of llronze mine, has been mak ing quite a hit ol improvement, such in building a new lunik house, etc. He also has a llurlv driM iu oaratiou with lleorge Kpperleii and Tlinniaa Yarhrotigh engineers. Kitlph Kilter man anil ('has. Kpiierlee us llurlv tenilers, liohert Uiiiermaii iiiiri II, r man Hurkiiiaii as iniicliers. Altlimihe Valley inav soon have a creamery for lienrgi Matthew sou h is under consideration the liixtitlling of a small creamery mi his dairy farm. A creamery would he of iiiuc'i heuelll to the funnel of this KiHtimi. for ii would enable them to go Into the dairy biiHiiiesa. There is little piollt IU Inef and none iu the ordinary farm butter, but creamery butter always sells at a prottiahle price ihisisa line dairy district and were (h, re a creamery here. Altliouse butter woul-l toon have big te 111 litaolH l'ae and other markets, aud at prices that would make (he industry very profit able to our farmers. la Msd Chaic Miliums rush iu mad chaw after health, trotu one ritrcuie of fathtiHtn to another, whin, If they would only eat good lood, ami keep" their bowels regular with llr. Kmn's New Life t lit. . Iluir truuhhs would all p r away, k'rompt relief aud quick cure lor liver aud stomach trouble. Hoc at all drug alorva, guaranteed. 1 A L T II 0 V S I! THE WEAK SPOT. When a boiler eipludes carry -'lug death and destruction with It, every body ' says " Why : we thought It was strong enough. It must have had a weak Sot somewhere I When a man who has the out ward spiicarance Km ml and stronir suddenly falls a prey to disease, his friends ex claim: "why we thought he was all rivlit he mntt have had a weak spot somewhere." The fact is, almost cverylssiy has a weak spot somewhere. leath and dis ease are always looking for weak spots. ft your stomach or your liver won t do ts proper work, If your body fails to get Its full nourishment from the food you eat, and your brain lose part of the sleep it ought to have, no matter how big your frame and musoular your lltnlw may be, you will give out; disease will find the weak spot, and nature will give way. "Three rears atfo this sprier I wis st- rtced Willi vevrre dyiiH-ir.la.'' writes Mr. A. ('sin, of Hi West Mallvn XL. Mast itis's. Mich. "Ws misled l.y Ore different diM-tors, but kept setting- worse until 1 was afraid to so to tbe tal'le to est, a the least little thlntf I sts (JlHtrewwd m mt I rould nirnijr siana iu Arier suffering for nearly a year and falllrur off In w.-ltflit from 126 pnund to leu pounds I commenced lalclnf Moldun Mi-dlctl lWovrry ilefum I had taken all of one hotlls I betfan u feel relief, but kept on until I bad taken elslit tKjttlea, and now I sni as well as ever, ran eat anything- i want, and I feel ginxl. Am weUrhlng 1:10 pounde and feel flue all the lime. My friends were aurprled u notice mich a quick change In me after seeing nie HuffiT mo long. Several said they never uxporrcd to see nio get well. I have not had to take any medi cine for slomach trouble since. I cannot say enough In praise of your Golden Medical Ilcovery.' " This glorious "Discovery" gives the tofuacu and liver power to do their nat ural work regularly and completely. It makes healthy blood and steady nerves. It heir the weak spots, making them Sound and strong. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be used with "Gulden Medical Discovery whenever a laxative Is requlrud. BUSINESS POINTERS. Dr. Flanagan, Physician aud Dentist M. Clement, Prescription Druiirist. A Gentleman's smoke the Stage line. For a o'eau tied and a good meal try the Western Hotel. President Roosevelt in colors with large mat, 0c at the Music Store. Second hand cook stoves and heaters cheap. Moore ' second hand store. Aud still I am insuring and selling real estate at the old stand. J. K. Peteraou. Ooto Coron for Plumbing. Calling Cards Conner Building. Underwood Typewriter anout. A. E. Voorhies. A aplenilid line of Koyal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron't Maps of Oregon Washluton and California at the Mnsio Store. Don't forget Calendar Day on Saturday, December Kith, at Cramer Hros. Heal Estate and Timber W. 13. Sherman, Rooms 9 and 10 Masonic Temple. When You Have a Bad Cold. Yon want a remedy that v. Ill no only give quick relief but effect a permanent cure. Yon waut a remedytliat will re lieve the lung aud keep expectoration easy. You want a remedy that will counteract any tendency toward pneu monia. You waut a remedy that is pleasant and safe to take. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all of these r quirements and for the speedy and permanent cure of bad cold, anil la without a pt'er. For snlo hy all druggists. .XCURSION TO CALIFORNIA Under Auspices of the Oregon De velopment League, Leave Port land on Speilal Train January I). Kecretary Tom Richardson, of the Oregon Development League, is very anxious that the statu at large should be well represented 011 this excursion. The lrty which will be composed .of ladies and gentlemen, leaves Portland at midnight, January 111, I'.NSI, stops being made at Sacramento, San Fran cIm'O, Palo Alto, San Jo.e, Paso Hohles, Santa llnrbara, ami Los Angeles. Special entertainment will be accorded the parly at these poiuts. The rate from Portland, will be ill for one person, which 1 Deludes three uiciiIh to be served on diner betw-ien Portland and Sacramento, anil Pull man berth to Los Angeles. A rate of will he chtirgi d where two people occupy a double berth. A deposit of f'.'o is iieci sMiry 011 each ticket to se cure ri scrvtitiiiii. Section reserva tion will be held until Dcceinlier '.'.Mh. This is an cxci llent opair tunny to visit California, as the a un pin h under v Inch It is giveu insures a most enjoynldu outing. The excursion is to be run only provided that not h as thau I'J.'i per sona make the trip. All cnimuutii ciitions in reference to reservations, and to the trip ill gciictnl, should be addressed to Mr. Tom KicluiuUoii, Manager Portland Commercial Club, Portland, Oregon. A. L. CHAIO. (i. P. A. A Ftirful tt It is a fearful (ate to have to en dure the ti rril le torture of Piles. ' I ran truthfully sav," writes Hurry CoIm'U. of Masoiiville, In , "that for H 1 1 ml. Hlei dtng, Itch ng ami protrud ing I'llo, lUu kleu's Arnica Salve, is Ihe hi M cure made. " Also beet for cut, burns and injuries. 'J.V at all druiitistK. F. G. ROPER FASHIONABLE TAILOR Il.irtunn Mock, Upstairs S o 11 t li Sixth Street Suits made to Order PROMPTLY ASP Or Til K HKST M ATI-KIM. AND IN TI1K L.TT STY1.K IN PI lis 1" CLASS SliAi'K NO Sl ITS MADK To I. IKIK 1. 1 K K N K. W A Trial it Atktd and Prkc Arc Rijht. II ill "3,-, i i'y)mrathc;rnrd - - IP ,. . . i All matter (or this column Is supplied hy the Grants Pass Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. held on Friday afternoon was in teresting and well attended. Con siderable business was transacted, several articles on the subject of Peace and Arbitration were read and a poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox "Woman and War" was recited by Miss Howard. Herbert Shattnck, a graduate of Cornell University aud a highly talented yonng man giving himself to the cause of temperance, was present and gave an interesting talk on Loyal Temperance Legion work. Mr. Shat tnck spoke to the children in a nnion meeting at the Methodist Ep'scopal church ou Sunday afternoon. His subject was David and Goliath and the little folks were deeply interested aud ready to answer questions aud to Dame ome giants in power in our land today. In the ivcuiug he ad dressed a nnion meeting of the young people in the Presbyterian church. Ou Monday he visited the school aud was granted permission to address the pupils of the eighth grade and of the high school. Snnday was quite a day for the presentation of tmjerance truths iu Grants Pass for besides Mr. Shattock, Dr. Tuffs, president of the Anti Saloon League for Oregon, and Dr. Van Pelt, state attorney for the same, were here and addressed andiinccs in the churches morning and evening besides holding a meeting in the after-no-, n. In the Pacific Christian Advocate of December 13 we And the following concerning Dr. Van Pelt: "The Rev. Dr. Van Pelt, of the Cin cinnati Conference, has been selected as the attorney of the Auti-Salocn League of the State of Oregon. Dr. Van Pelt was a lawyer before he be came a milliliter. As a pustor and preacher he attained a desirable re cord and eminent success in his Con ference, fie is a man of finest char acter, pleasing address and very super ior ability. He is coming to Oregou to take the place of so efllccnt a man as Mr. McAllister, and will doubtless give satisfaction to all who are inter ested in the suppression of the liquor traffic in Oregon and the Northwest. We welcome Dr. Van Pelt aud be speak for him the heartiest co opera tion of all our people. " Mrs. M. N. Graves who was to have been hero and delivered two lectures some time ago, but was detained in Aihland by serious illness, ci-me in ou the Monday evening train and stayed until Tuesday evening with the president, Mrs. Calvert. A num ber of the ladies visited her and her sweet spirit wou our lo.-e. We hope some tiiuo when her health is fullv restored to have the pleasure of hear ing her sisiak to the public. From her we learn that so mar ns as Ash land is a temjieraiice sanitarium that the physician. Dr. Ilerndon is a total abstainer, and iu !I5 years practice ou the Pacilio Ooait has never nsi d alco hol and sees no good hatever in it. In closing we say like Abou Hen Adhom, "may bis tribe increne. " May prosperity attend his efforts and more and more the medical fraternity see the evil wrought hy the cureless use of alcohol aud use voice and in fluence against it. !5S333&!ff jftffJilL pHE NEW HOME OF THE HOI HEB BU8I- ('pIIiiikI, Or . n.. w tin.liT iNiiminn ll.. ii, will t ltU-inll.1l 1jh t'il mi.) Mill Imttt .very ci-iiven- It'lHV Vr tllf H 'Villi! Nl'.iUt lull ,.f ,'HNI kMkI lit! Tlnrx will t VI .rfi',- r.r hilii.'n "r-tl.- ...lull f.-.l w ll h .l.-t.nrtiii.nt tfl. i.h. ii.n, ii. I. II tig mn.hlii.'. I Ion f lfili.Tn. t'ii.1 m. himI an- pllt.ii ." ry to (In' iii.h1.tii liMiit" nfMiv. I 514 tirit-lti tl, hi .iltl. ! I iii .-i.r BUSINESS COLLEGE For i-Uili.g write to t.tniurur' ii.lilri-si.: 2i 37 V. M. C. A. Ul.lg.. I'ortland. Ore. IF XOV WANT GOOD DRY WOOD CALL I'P Brcwn's Wood Yard 40S 2ml St., or Telephone 5S5 1VII1" pay wm Own Vour Own Home I have a modern 'I nxnu : house ineluilinj; pantrv anil bath, on sewer line, close in, poteh Sx-S; small Jiayment in ' cash or proirty. Also 4- rHm Ikix house, same terms. Sixth ami L streets. ' Team and wagon for sale. I J. D. DRAKE. Phone 4S4. Grants Pass, Ore. ii HOLMES Garman-Heraenway Co, Closing Out our Big Stock at Cost. CLOTHING. 19 00 Suits $13 75 14 00 " 10 00 12 50 " 9 25 10 00 " 1 75 8 50 " 6 50 7c Frints at 8c Muslin at 12c Daisy Cloth 10c Outing Flannel 8c " " " COLD, WET WEATHER Reminds All That Dry Wood is wanted! Tho dent of fu'UHonod Oiik, Laurel. Kir, I'lne utid Mutizuuita wood de liverod prninptly to till pin ts of tho city tit rvnmitmhle pricm. Vivo limila of k inil linjr fnr f 1.00; Iohs qimntitjt lit 25c ptr loud. Mill blorka, ! 75 per loud. I'laee your orili'rs now imd scltrt from 2,l00 corila of (jood wood. O. O. LUND Phone 434 Bet Mill and Moss sts, west of Gilbert creek The Popular Barber Shop Get your tonsorial work done s IRA TOMPKINS' On Sixth Sticet Three char Itnlh liuom in ooniiMtion Charles Costain Wood Work ins Shop. West of flour mill, near R. R. track Timiiiin, SVmll Work. Stair Work, Band Sii inn,! al'inet Work, WimmI I'ullfvn, haw Kilinnuiul mi mining, UepairuiK all kiniis I'rirra riplil. J. M. CHILES The JMoneer (iroeer KKI.IAHI.K GOODS AT RKLIAHLK PRICKS A iSiH'cialty FAR M-C U R E D BACON THK TIN EST BROUGHT GRANTS KVKR T O PASS Fresh Fruits of All Kinds A UiMitraus Calamity. It it a disastrous calamity, when you lose your health, because Indiges tion aud constipation have sapped it away. Prcrupt relief can be had in Dr. King New Life Pills. They build op your digestive organs, and cure headache, dullness, colic, coo tition, etc Uoarauleed at all drug stores; 2oo. Ladies' Misses and Children's Jackets One-Half Price. 5Jc 6Jc 10 c 8 c 5c A Genuine Closing Out Sale. Be Sure and See We will Garman- Fruit Trees Native to the soil and climate make the healthiest and best bearing orchards. EUREKA NURSERY Eight miles from Grants Pass, in Applegate Valley, All home grown trees, true to name, free from dis ease, strong and vigorous growth. 5.000 Spitzenburgs, all whole root, ct own grafts, trees 3 to 4'i feet high, $(5 per 1,000; 43 to 6 feet, $70 per 1.000. Twenty-Eve other varieties to select from at reasonable prices. Trees carefully dug and packed and shipments made to any point address: J. li. ROBINSON, Wilderville, - Oregon. EXECUTORS' NOTICE TO CRED ITORS. Notice la hereby Riven thai the on deraiRuert liavo been duly appointed executors ol tlie enato of Peter Han sen, deceased, hy order of the C'onuty Conrt of the Slate of On koo for the Comity of Jotehiue. All perron having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to preseut the aime to Oeorge Hansen of the city of Urauta Pass, Oregon, or to Charles Hnnseu, Kerby, Oregon, at the otlice of J. H. Austin in said Ker by, County of Josephine, State of Orcgm, accompanied bv the proper vouchers and duly verified as hy Jaw provided within six monilis from this date. Duted.Dec. 23, wr. CHARLES HANSEN. UEOHUE HANSEN. Executors of the estate of Peter Han- eu, deceased. J. H. AUSTIN. Attorney for Eiecntor. $100 R K W A R D 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 4 POWER COMPANY Pirating Folty's Moiwy and Tsr Foley Co., Chicago, originated Houey aud Tar as a throat aud lung remedy, aud on account of the great merit aud popularity of Foley's Honey and Tsr niauy imitations are offered for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hooey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered as no othei prepara- 1100 wi n give the same sti .fact ion. I It is mildly laxative. It coutains no opiates aud is safest for children aud 1 delicate persona, or sale by H. A. I hCUltLDUd, ' FURNISHING Men's $1 25 shirts 1 00 " 50c Woolen Socks 35c " " 25c " " Good Underwear, per suit Overalls, per pair 7 bars Soap, C, Silk or Star 25c 25c Coffee 20c All 50c Teas 40c Corn, Beans and Tomatoes, pt r can 1( c Ileinze's Mustard, pint cans 25c Us Before Buying Save You Money. fiemenwy Co. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregou, for Josephine County. D. V. Johnson aud Au gust Fetsch, Plaintiffs, vs. R. W. Nugent, Defendant. To R. W. NoKcur, Defendant above named. In the name of the State of Oregon, yon are hereby rr quired to a pi ear ami answer the complaint filed against yon iu the above entitled action on or before the Hth day of January, llicil, aud if you fail to apptar and answer, the plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the relief demanded in their complaint, to-wit: The sum of f 100 with interest at the ligal rate from May 22, IU05, and for the sum of 25 Bttornejs lees, and for the costs and dishurfemeuts of this action ; lor an oroer ot sale of the real property attached herein. This Summons is published by order or non. j. u. liootli, Couutv Judge, niado and entered ou the :'Jht day of rovenmer. lima. xi,e first pobliia tiou of summons is December 1, lliofl aud the laft publication of suuimoiis is January is, num. ROBERT GLENN SMITH, OLIVER S. BROWN, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. SUMMONS. Iu The Circuit Court of The State of Oregou. for Jos pliine Cuouty. Mi7.abeth Swiudm and Jefferson Wiuicr, Plaintiffs, vs. Matison Eredenhnrg and First National Rauk of Southern Oregon, a eorpoa tiou, Defendants. To Matison Frediuliurg, the above named defeudaut. In the name of the Siate of Oregon, you are Merel y required to appear and answer the ciniplaint filed against yon in the above entitled court on or k'f'"8 "'a a" day ofD.'cemb,r, l.Hio, and if you fail to appear and answer the plaintiff will apply to the J.oort for the relief prayed for in their Complaint, to-wit: A decree cancel ing that certain mortgage given by Johu Swindeu aud Elizabeth Swindi ii to Matison Fr.denl.urg upon the east half of the northwest quarter and Locs numbered 8 aud 4 in Secttou U, of Township 37 South, of Hange 6 West iu the County of Josephine, V.""8 Oregon, and requiring the tirst National Bank of Southern Ore fwu to surrender said mortgage aud tiote to the plaintiff Elizabeth Swiu den and for such other and further relief a, to the Court may seem equitable. J This summons is published at the Judge of Josephine Countv, roid'e November UK.,; ,he hrstpubhea ion being November 10, lis;.-,, and the ait publication ot summons being December 32, 1WI5. ROBERT G. SMITH OLIVER S. BROWN; Attorneys for plaintiffs. NOTICE OF STOCk-HnT nvpu. MthllNG. Notice is herehv oinn ,l,... t day, the th nay of January, ISHKi, at ' uiiur 01 10 o rli.efc . 11 oay, tne annual meeting of the holders rt the Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co. will Pe ,, illthenb building of said corporation, for ihe purpose of electing a beard of Direc tors for the ensuing y,r, and ,,,. transaction of such other fcusiurss as " t""jw"j cctue tefore said meeting. u J. FRANK WATSON. ... President. L. L. JEWTLL, ., Cashier and S-H-retarv Grant Pass, Ore., Deituiber 15, 1W. Order seals and A. . Vooxbiea. robber stamps of GOODS 85j 75j 8'Jo 25i 20o i)0c 40c and 55j NOTICE O' SKERlr F'S SA1E. Notice is liertliy given, tlut en Saturday, the 801 li day ol D rimtiir, I'.i0.r), at the l our of 10 o'clock in the fcrtuton at the front door of tlio Court I ouse in Grants Pass, Onyon, I will, to satisfy a judgment given in the Circn it font of ihe Slstt ol Ole gnu, for Jon'phine County, in fsvor of Ellin F. St. Liuis a'titl ngairjst Hi iir 1 E. Booth, for the'suiu oi J21", with interest at six per cent from July lil, l'.ICO, sell for cash to tin highest bidder, nil the right, title ami interest of H. E. Booth it and to tho tol owing disciilnd lode oiin ing claims situated in liiwiihlii 85 Soldi, of range 8 Wctt, in Josephine Lonniy, tiregon, to-wit: The IIOBSON lode mining cisim located hy Wui. A. Vt'ilhelm anil Mis. SI. A. Booth on August 14, 1' 00, tilt uotiro of local inn of which is re corded at page 4.rj(l of volume 13 of the Mining Records; 1 The DELLA SI. lode mining claim located by Wm. A. Wilheliu and Jurs. SI. A. Booth on August 14, WOO, tho notice of location of wliich is reeord ed at page 4h1 oi volume 13 of Alin ing Records; The ST. JOE lode mining claim loeattd by 51. A. Booth 011 August It, 11100, the notion of locution of which is recorded at page 4110 of volume 13 of Mining Records ; The HENRY lode muting claim located by H. C. Perkins 011 August 14, r.MM), the notice of location of which is recorded at page 4t'S of volume l!l of Mining Records; The CLAY lode mining claim located by Thos. Smith 111 August 14, l'.lOO, the notice of location of which is recorded at page 4tI8- of volume 13 of Sliniug; Records; The MAE S. lode iniuiug claim lo eattd by Thomas Smith 011 August 14, 1000, (lie notion of location of which is recorded at page 4U of volume 13 of Mining Records ; Tho NATIVE DAUGHTERS lode mining claim located hy Mae Smith and I, L. Perkins, ou August 14, IliOO, the notice of location of which is re ooidi d at page 470 of volume 13 of Mining Records; The TOSI S. lode mining claim lo cated by H. C. Perkins on August 14, IDoii, the notice of location of which is rei otded at pugo 470 of volume 13 of Mining Ri cords; All of the above described in ning records are of Jopliine County, Oregou. Duted Nov. 29, 1905. GEO. W. LEWIS, Sheriff of Josephine County, On g"U. SUMMONS. In The Circuit Court for The State of Oregon, for Josephine County. Roetta M. Stevenson, 1 Ptitr. puitfor J. D. F. Slevensou, I ,lin,rce Defendant. J To J. D. F. Stevenson, the above named di fendant ; In the name of the State of Oii gco you are hereby r quired to apptar aud answer tilt couipiamt filed again' you in the name of the above eutnl'd suit 011 or before Ihe 2!'Hi dav of De cember, llio."), and if you fail to appear or answer the p aiutiff will apply to Ihe ciort for the relief prajed for iu the complaint, nauielv: For a decree """"''."K ",' bonds of matrimony .... r-xisricg Dei ween the platutin auu defeutlHUt and lor Ihe romodv of the minor eliililr.-n , f r.l.inlitr ....t'tlm rie- ,,.ni,"l" 'o-wit: Lena, Lloyd, and iiiiiiam ierensrn suuimoiis is puDiistied oy oroer "f Hon. J. u. Booth, Couuty Judge cf Joseihiue Coni.lv, Oregon, made aud entered Ncven.ber 15. 1!K5. The Hrsi publication is November 1". lWtS, and the l-t publication is De cember So, lnoj ROBERT GLENN SMITH aud OLIVER S. BROWN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. X. F. .McGREW, PIOXEER TRUCK and DELIVER V Furniture and piano Moving- GRANTS PASS, OREGON. i i. i y