Rogue River courier., January 05, 1906, Image 4

ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, JANUARY 5. 1M6. -
I'KOFESSIONAL CAKDS.
JVJa C. FINDLEY, M. D.
Practice limited to
KYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT,
and fitting of gimmes.
Oflloa hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5; and on ap
poiiitmeut Telephones 'Ml and 77.
Osakts Pass, - - Okfoci
J)RS. DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS
a. n. noruLM akha k. docows, m.d.
Phvlcian and Diseases of Women
burgeon, and Children.
Phone 631. Res. 1051.
Cor. Sixth and E streets.
Gkamts Pahs, - - Okkoos
J)R. J. C. SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at National Drugstore.
Phones, Office 3fiS; Hen. 1045
Kwiiicnce cor. 7th and D streets.
UKASTS PaSS. - OWtOi
J)R. W. F. KREMER
rilYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office In Courier Building.
Office phone Oil, residence 413.
Eyes tasted and glusscs fitted.
Grants Pahk, - - Okkuon.
J)R. T. E. BEARD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office over Hair-Kiddle Hardware.
Kei. cor. 4tli and II Struetp.
Phonea, Office 354 ; Rea. 321.
Ghauts Pass, Okkuon.
JJARL V. INGELS
ASSAYER AND CHEMIST.
All work guaranteed aoeuratound re
llahle. Ollice opp. P. O. Phone 1003.
Grants Pass, - Okkuon.
JJ, D. NORTON,
ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
Practice In all Stuteand Federal Courts.
' Office In Opera House liulldlng.
Grants Vahh, Okkuon
y. C. HALE,
ATTORNEY-AT-1. AW
Office over First Nutlonal Hunk,
Grants Pahs, Ohkuon.
(J II. CLEMENTS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice In State and Federal Courts.
Office on tlth and C streets opposite
Court House. Phone lotll.
Grants J'ahs, - Ohmion
At C. HOUGH,
ATTORN EY-AT-l.AW,
Practices In nil Stuteand Federal Courts
Office over Hair Riddle HardwareC'ti.
Grants Pass,
OllKOON
J. H. AUSTIN.
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Ulilon liull.lliiK
Kkrhv
"WILLIAM P WRIGHT,
U. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR
MINING ENdl.NEF.R
AND DRAUGHTSMAN
til li St., north ol Jtmcphine lloli'l.
Grants Pahs, - Ohiihin
OGUE RIVER ENGINKEK
1NG COMPANY
CIVIL, MINING, F.l.l'.CIUU Al.,
MK( HAMCAl., HYDRAULIC
KNGINEERH and CON I lt.U TOKS.
' 4 111 V street. I'liono U 1
Grants Pass, (huuns
Palace Barber Shop
HATES & WILLIAMS, l'n.prs.
Shaving, Hair Cutting
Maths, I tc.
Everything uot mid clean and a
work h ii'st-Cliiss.
J. E. PETERSON
(I'lll.NKKK)
FIRL, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Airctit Horn Hash) Lund Co.,
A'yomiu(j. Anehnr iiv Fence.
t. I. It) llll
II. .1. I SM t.m
Reynolds & Lawton
Civil and Mining
Engineers.
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS
MEN AND SURVEYORS.
Grants I'ass
Oregon
A Great
Separator
There In u IIKST
In evci v t In ii: .
It unist'ls- iikvi
M HK, V Vsll -l
I 'SKI I, MUST y.V-H-VTIX
K, Mns I'
S I M r I. K. 11
llcltllil 4-tilil ,il rl
son in in1 L u u 1
" use
Tubular
Separator
Huh previ'il it has these points in
its favor. That's what put it away
h 1 1 of all oiltr eparaiora
That's why I sell it. Oct hold of
facts. rite to
Rogue River Creamery,
Mkukokd
OK KHUN.
Pltuanl snd ElUctivc.
T. J. Chambers, Ed. Vindicator,
Liberty, Tel., writes Die '.&, IIIO'J:
"With pinnule and uut United by
you, I bear testimony to the curative
power ot Kallarct'a llur. Iitmiid Struu
Vhv used It In my family auil inn
cheerloliy afliiui it is the lml ,
live ami best lemwly lor eoualia and
oolds I have ever used." Sold by
Vatloual Drug hlors aud Hotel maud.
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
NEWMAN M. E. CHURCH
Methodist People Planning (or
8. Serial of Meetings to
Last a Month.
These meetings are under the direc
tion of the pastor, Rev. C. O. Beck
man. A fifteen minute praise service
will precede each evening meeting.
Evening service begins at 7:110.
Sunday, Jan. 14 Sunday school at
10 a. m. Pnbllo Worship at 11. Sub
ject of discourse "If Grants Pass
Should Come to Christ." John 3:40.
Clam meeting 12 m. Junior League 8
p. in. Epworth Leaguo 6:!i0. Toplo
"A Love-controlled Life " Even
ing worship 7:30. Buhjcct " Things
Out of the Way." lea. 7:13.
Wednesday, Jan. 17 Prayer meeting.
Thursday, Jan. 18 A Couvermtiou
Hi. nr.
Friday, Jan. ID A Covenant service.
WEEK OF SERMONS ON THE
HOLY SPIRIT.
Hominy, Jan. 31 The regular ser
vices of the day. Subject of morning
discourse "The Holy Spirit Likened
to a Rm r." Gen. 2 :10, 11, 13, 14.
Subject of Epworth Lingoe "A
Spirit-filled Life." Evening's ser
mon "The Saviour's Verdict."
Miitr. 20:22.
Monday, Jan. 22 "The Holy Spirit
as a Convincer ol Sin." John l(l:H-ll.
Tuesday, Jim 23 "The Holy Sjiiril
as a Regenerator." John 3:11, 7.
Wednesday, Jun. 24 "The Holy
Spirit as a Witinsm r aud Keahr of
Salvation." I John 0:(i. Kph 1:13, 14.
Thtirnlny, Jan. 26 "The Holy
Spirit as a Leader and Guide for the
ChriHtiun. " Horn. 8:11.
Friday, Jan. 211 "The Holy Spirit,
the Chriht lull's Intern asnr. " Kom.8 :2li
Sunday, Jun. 2H All services at the
usual hours. Morning sermon " How
to be Spirit possessed. " Matt. 1U-2I ;
Mm k 6 :!)ll. The Epworth League
service will bo given cnl inly to
prayer for the evening nrvioo. Sub
Ji i t of evi mug's nth. on. "The Un
pardonahlu Sin, or Tl e Sin Against
Iho Holy Spirit." Matt. 12:31, 32.
Monday, Jan. 21) "Hie Devil. Is
He l)i ad V" Hob. 2:14.
Tuesday, Jan. 30 "The Devil's Pay
Koll." Horn, (l-lill.
Wednesday, Jun. Ill "Iiiids of a
Feather Flock Together. " Amos. 3:3.
Thursday, Feb. 1 "lie Sure Your
Sin will find You Out." Num. 42:23.
Friday, Fi b. 2 "The T'hreo Divine
Culls." Jer. 3.1:13, 1.1.
Sunday, Feb. 4 The regular ser
vices of the day with the exception
that a sermon will be deliveied to the
hildren at 3 p. m. Inking the pluco of
the Junior League. Morning sermon
II. hold the Man." John lll:,1.
t'opio of the Fpwortli League "A
Life that is a Trust " Evening's
sermon A Sermon to louug
People." II. h. 13:1.
Monday, Feb. li "The F'iveF'sof
Sin." Joshua 7 :2l-2it.
Tuesday, Feb. (1 The Three F's of
Salvation." Hum. 4 :23 2.1 ; 0 -13.
Wednesday, Fib. 7 " Future Pun-
isl lit or Hell." John H:2I -21;
Mai a I) 4.1. HI.
'rhursdiiy. Feb. 8 " Hedeeini d. "
I Pet. 1 :IS
Friday, Feb. U "How to Obtain
Kti rniil Life. " John A :2i.
Sunday, Feb. II The regular (it-
vices. Morning sermon "The Door
of Obedience." 1 John I :7. At :3(l
pruvi r for the evening service. Kvi n
lug's sermon " The White Life."
3 Tim. 3 :23.
Every member of the Church is n
peeled to iilh nil snd aHiM in tliis
special woik. Frieuils isith among
professed mil uuiiofcH'd followers
of .lerus are iuviled In there seivices.
Hold w liiitever i h a vou may, you
will leceive a cordial welcome
All sciinons subject to i -hunge with
mil notice
Chimbtrlain't Counh Remedy the Hot Mule
"In toy opinion Cliittnhi r'uin'h
Cniigli U 1 1 1 1 1 v is (lie biht iniiilc hi
colls," says Mrn. t'ert Walkir, of
I 'oil i iv i He, t'al. TlnTu ih no doubt
iibont its being t l.o UM Noetliir
will cure II cold so iiiicklv. No olln r
is mi miik a li v. i, live i f iieuiuoiibi.
No i tin r is so li li -iiiii and safe to
t.iU. 1 Iiese urii gcid rontons wbv it
i-bcnld oi ref, rn d to any 1 1 In r
I'lie f.u t is 1 1 1 lit few people arc Will-
lied w itli any ollu r aiti r buv ing ore 1
UM'd tins rillicdv. Fir silo bv ull
lru'gisls
Kepnlrlntt Chads and Koikeia
I in you ii cliui' or 1 1 1-1.1 i tl- it
t'ic ri'i.ii'l-Mul I. - i "i i n i' mini:
m- .' C.i!l in in il 1. I ii bow you
l ow II cull be liked lor keeps. tte
I jivc ceiiid a rei'uir shop, l'boite
Thomas O'Neill.
INDIGESTION'S RECORD
"ThMs--t rruw.lv I i-.oi ers-,-iils lor vuir In-
.1-1;, -.1 i..n in el mi I - I . i i ii - A u i-l 1 lev, i r.
I kn n .1 M i ll etlu I .li i. i.nis who 'IC
Kills it irs'll-ilv '
JIuiliecsti."i is ni.ikiiu: un nwt.il ri-coid
in) ii i'.uim- "I siiiMcn ile tills. It is Ih-.iI
mlicul f.iilutc ill its eh.isiU li. ovist, I
tJYou ii-i-l in the p qs is ,i.iit of nt'i'.ir
Clltlv llc.illhv llll-l elell It'lmsl in, ii Initial
SU-lUulv iltt.icki.l with iletllc lltihccsttnl
alter rnjoi u lu-.n t v uu .il. uti.l ot then !
ilyini; in ni.inv c.'sca in-lotc n pliysui.it::
could Ik- c.ilU ,1 m. I
tj rins should 1. a wurniiii; to vou who.
sutler wull iculir ol pen.sluul utt.ukl
of llliliei stlotl. Il these Ullt, l tllll.l'.C VK- 1
tuns of acute iu.liesti-.ii Ii i.l l.ikcn a:
sniiill dose ot r,iei'it'a Aun-t l-'Umcr le
foic or utter tlu-ir nu-.ils ilu v vi.nii.t not
Icivr fiillen a picy to such su.l-lcn seiires. -
4 uu;iist i-towi-r prevents in.hvrestioii hv
cresliiiK giMsl digestion. H uK, reuUtcv
the bvi-i, puiilH-s the bliss! no. I Unui up!
the ciiiue siriu tu a immul wv ?
(J Two in-, jc and 75c All iVgKiu.
Kor hlr ! r J. f. rsiulili.
i 1 J . i t .
i ea:sh n
nave I 711 f ff 11 (TMimn '
ThemT mE-. . 1. . . . J 1
Many a Door
mother whn fwls
''m Hint. thn -Iia
holds most ore-
clous are gradu
ally slipping away from her
over the terrible precipice
of disease, would Is) thank-
-JBfc ,11 llll W SHOW Wllllb iM-M,r
ffkit ll Pierce's wonderful "fiolden
JL II Millcal Illscovery" has
'IT I done to restore thousands
of weak and wasted chil
dren to complete rounded, rosy, healthy,
activity ami lire.
"Five years airo this last fall I s takn
down Willi a fever and was very l ad for
several mouths," wrlti-s Mrs. Henrietta Hell,
of diamond. Ohio. Hhe continues: "Finally
recovered from the fever. Ihen niv lueifs
became very had. The dorlur said I bad
roiisuiiiiition. and that he had done all he
could for trie, and he did not think lhat 1
mtihl ant well. My case was a vify danirer-
ous one. Ilecame very weak, had niifht-
aweats, also a very had couifh. nlirht and day.
At times would volt hlissl. I felt as though
my time on earth would im short. Keoucstcd
my hu-lmnd to set me a Isiltle of 1 Jr. I'lerce's
(iitldeti Medical lMscnvcry. anil is-rhaos It
would help me. Before 1 had taken one
bottle my couifh was almost gone. The next
to flis;iis-ar wre ttie nlirlit-swc ats. I am
almost sure that If It had not ticcn for your
medicine I would not have Is-en here to-day."
If mothers will only write to Dr. Pierce
concerning the ailments of their family he
will sen, ui.-m sound aim vaiuanie mi viol
in a plain sealed envelope, and without
anv eliiirgo whatever. Ills reiiiurKuiily
wide eviH-rience bus iiunlilied him to deal
with diseases w hich bullle the Im'al prac
titioner. Address nr. li. v . Tierce, liut
falo, N. Y.
Dr. I'lerce's Pleasant Pellets cure con
stipation. One little "Pellet" Is a gentle
laxative, auu two a mini caiuariic
BUSINESS POINTERS.
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Deutist.
M. Clement, I'rescription Druggist.
A (Juutleuiau's smoke the Stage
line.
Call up Phone 1113 for milk and
cream. 12-2U 4t
For a e'ean lied and a good meal
try the Western Hotel.
A large four-pound sack of Leslie
Hterlizeil salt for 10 cents.
Sen the prici s being made on Heat
ing Stoves at Cramer litis.
Second hand cook stoves aud heaters
cheap. Moore's second hand store.
$200 to loan on improved city real
inline. W. L. Ireland, The Heal Es
tate man.
Leslie sterlized velvet grain salt for
your kitchen and free running for
your table wards off disease
Grunts Pass Tailoring Company
havo litinght goods at fill cents on the
dollar, and olfer the shiiio as low as
fS, in a mlt. Trousers H 60. 12-1.1 tf
In In Onroii for I'liimbing.
Calling Cards Conner Building.
Underwood Typewriter agent. A.
E. Voorhies.
- A splendid line ol Koval ('barter Oak
Kanges at Corou'i
Maps of Oregon Wnshinton and
California at the Music Store.
Muknactll at Cramer Pros, if you
want an Airtight Stove at a bargain.
Ileal Eslatti and Timber W. H.
Sherman, Kooms u aud 10 Masonic
T'emplo.
Garland beiiti rs 10 per ci nl, Cheer
lul IiiiiIi'ih. 1.1 per ecu I. All other
heaters 2,1 per cut discount at
('miner Pros.
Curtis & Co. foi Watches, Clocks,
Uohl Kings and Jewelry, fine watch
repairing, engraving. (Joods sold at
reasonable prices. Come and see of.
I. O. O. F. liiiilding, Grunts Pass,
Oregon,
The fault of giving chi lilren n edi-
eine coiiliiining injurious suiistiiuces.
is soini times more riistn-trous than the
iliseasn from which they are suffering.
Kvi ry mother should know Unit
Chitn, hi rlaiu's Ccugh Heinedy is
perfectly site f r children to take. It
rout uns nothing harmful and for
coughs, colds and croup is unsurpass
ed. For sale by all druggist'.
when Vou Have s Bid Culd.
You v Mil a ii. n iily tint will no
only give quick relief but effect a
s-rmuneut cure.
You want a reinodythat will re
lieve the lung and keep expi ctorutiou
I'USV.
Yen want a remedy that will
countctai t any tcudcticy (owurd pueu
tuoniu. You want a remedy that is pleasant
n ml safe to take.
Clian berlaln's Cough liemedy meets
all of these r quirelm nts aud for the
speidv and eriusueiit cure of bad
cold, and Is w ithout a p.'cr. For sale
by all diuggists.
Large iiu nil il ii of platinum are
now c uiriiini d in the settings of
iliuim uils. I he gultl underneath the
iliiiiii. nil is covered with a lilm of
, In 1 1 it ii in . 'which acts ns a rellccior
anil iii vi r tarnishes. It eiiliunci s the
le.iulv of tli-i setting and gives the
s'i in- llie ii pi urunce of wliiteuess that
is sought by the j weler, o,i ticcotint
of lb" higher price paid tor pure
W liite slones,
Siikcnini( Shiverinit Fits
of Ague and Miliaria, can be re
lieved in.l cured with Elecirc Hit
ters. 'I bis is a pure, tonic mediciti" ;
. f , s -, ,-1 ul betietit in malaria, for it
I'V-rH a true curativ-- intlin'iic ou the
ilisi use ill iviug it entir. ly out of the
sistem It is much to be prefi rre ! to
it'iiiumc, buviug i ciii' of this drug's
bid after-art", els F S. Muudiiy, of
llinretti, T' x , writes: "Mv
blither was verv low w Itli tuilsrial
-r uti.l jiuiiilic.', till lie took
llbc no Hit-lis. which v.ived his life.
At alt ''rug siores; rice eO cents,
tti.'iinikt e-l.
F. G. ROPER
FASHIONABLE
TAILOR
ll..pmm liUiik, Upstairs
South Sixth Street
Sails made to Mti
I'KOMITI.Y AMH'KTHK
HI ST M ITIil Al. AMi
IN TUK I A IT I STYI.K
o,
IN filial (T ASS SIIAI'K.
A N 1 1 Sl'lTS MAKK. TO
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A Trial l AAtd and Prko Arc Rijhtl
All matter for this column is supplied
by the lirants Pass Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.
On Friday afternoon, December 29,
the W. C. T. U. met at the home of
Mrs. Weidman on A street Not
withstanding the inclement weather
about 25 members and friends were
present. Our union is growing both
in numbers and interest, for which
we are thankful, and we hope to be
able to help brirg about a better con
dition of things and to make the way
safer for the young. While we want
to help "lift np the fallen," we know
it is better to keep the life clean than
to try to cleanse it after there are
stains of evil upon it. So let us
tesch in every way poisible the pure
sud good. May the day soon come
when that which wrecks so many
liver, the liquor Unfile, may be done
away with by national legislation.
Devotional exercises consisting of
singing, Scripture reading and
ptayer were ltd by Mr Bower, our
Evangelistic Superintendent, after
which Mrs. Savage, Red Letter Day
Superintendent, took charge of the
program. "Give to the Winds Thy
Fears ' the Crusade hymn was sung
and Mrs. Cortis, ooe of the oid Cru
saders, read a paper giving her ex
periences in thoae trying days. 'm It
was an interesting aud instructive
recital and she was tendered a vote of
thanks. Some selections were read
by Mrs. Wade on the influinreof the
Crusade, Mrs. Bower and Mrs. Cal
vert sung a duet, aud Mrs. Weidmau
favored us with a recitation. Several
items of business were disposed of
among which was the resignation of
corresponding secretary. Tins being
accepted, Mrs. Loughrige was unani
mously elected to that ofllce. After
the business meeting adjournid re
freshments of cake and cocoa were
served and a short time spent in social
couversa ere we departed for our
seversl homes.
Kev. O. R. Miller of Washington,
field secretary and legislative supirin
tendeut of the National Temperance
Society organized in 8(i,1, recently
Bpent two weeks in Portland lectur
ing in several of the large.-t churchea
From the Pacific Christian Advocate
of Decomber 27 we learn that four
great temperance and reform organi
zations have representatives in Wash
ington working to seenre the passage
of good bills and to defeat bad meas
ures. These representatives are Mr.
Diuwiddie of the Anti-Saloon League,
Wilbur F. Crafls of the Reform
Bureau, Margaret Dye Ellis of the W.
C. T. U. and Mr. Miller of the:
Natioual Temperance Society. Mr.
Miller urged the voters to keep their
eyos on Uougress He mill that Dr.
Park hurst a famous saying is true
that "The wicked flueth when na
ui'in pnrsaeth, but he maketli bet'or
time if some one is after him, " and
that good congrei-Hmcn as well as bud
oni s make butter time in passing good
laws if sumo one is after them.
Mrs. L. W. II oil, Piess Snpt.
$100 Reward, $100.
The nadeis of this lap r wrlhe
pleased to learn that thele is at least
one dteaded disi use that sciei ce has
been able to cure in all its stnges. and
that is Catiiirh. Hull's Cutairh
('uieia the only 0:-itive cure now-
known !n the niiilliul frulernili.
Cuturrh being a Ci nsiilutional di
M'-ise, r quires a coil-tltutiomil treat
ment. Hull's Catarrh Cute is taken
inleriiHllv, in ting dinctlv upon tl i
blood aud mucous Mil lino- of the sys
tem, theieby distroying the founda
tion of thu disease, and giving tin
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing its ,ork. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they oiler One Hundred Hollii'S
for any ensu that it fails to cur.'.
Send for list of testimonial.
Address: F. J. CHKNKY Co.,
Toledo. O.
Sold bv Diugigsts. 7.1c. 1
Take Hull's Family Pills for con
stipation.
Order seals and rubber stamps of
. E. Voorhies.
Grcstly in Demand.
Nothing is more in del. un l than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for a blood and system cleansei,
such as Dr. King's New Life Pills.
They are just what you need to cure
stomach ami liver troubles. Try
Iheiu. At all drug ston s. 21 cents,
guaranteed.
The Model Drug Store
Has Just What You Kant
line I. cot.,. I l-'l.w.l el..
"HI VIV'ltl,V'l I.l' II M
I'clt, Nature's Yitnlizor, to
luiild up iiml strengthen
(lie whole hoilv and for
the cure of Kheiiiiiatism, Par
alysis, l.iver, Kidney, Lame
liaek. Constipation and all
Nervous diseases.
The rtl'eet of Eleetrieity on
the mrvi s is that of a uver
ful nerve tonie. It generates
new life and energy and
tones up the relaxetl, weak
ened and shaky nerves and
skives tihem vigorous energy.
Lor the next 'AO days, priee
J 1 0.00. Uejiular priee J'.'O.OO.
Write tr eall at onee.
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j 'rifi i e'btmcal Co.. CllveUnd. Ohio.
3 rfOJsKS.: :
Garman flemenway Co,
Closing Out our Big Stock at Cost.
CLOTHING.
$19 00 Suits $13 75
14 00 " 10 0
12 50 " : 9 25
10 00 " 7 75
8 50 " 6 50
7c Trints at
8c Muslin at
12Jc Daisy Cloth
10c Outing Flannel
8c " "
NOTICE.
Notirn is hernhy niveu to all flmm
npiilyiiiK gooilH ur wares to TIib l)pp
Coiisuliiluti tl Minis, that iuvoini s iu
tluiilicHte cnviritiK twirl h'xkIs or
wartiH, sluill b' prisi'iitid nl the (!oui
paiiy 'h iiltire ill Jucksnuville, prompt
ly un lli first of the month nut 8do
rruliiiK aii jinrcliase. 1-B fit
THK UPH CONSOLHIATKD MINKS.
Dweuihi r ltd, llHlfi.
-N E W-
Millinery Store!
New Good, New Styles.
Large Selection,
Prices Ihul e,re Right
31 l!S. K. K. M AKiHTAL,
(Wil Kfllows llloik, S. tith St.
HAIR (KM IDS iniiilo to onii-r hy
MRS. A. P DeGENAULT.
I.ati' of MinneiipoliM, Minn
iNill Wins u Spit'iulty.
IF YOU WANT
GOOD DRY WOOD
CALL UP
Brown's Wood Yard
40S 2nd St., or Telephone 585
BARGAIN!
for quick sale
2-H0USES-2
Fine location,
lettus."
'Any old
J. D. DRAKE.
Phone 4S4. Grants Pass, Ore.
MOITS
PENNYROYAL PILLS
E. A. WADE
Dry (Joodi. Underwear,
Notions, Ktc.
Front Street
west Pulaef hotel
j grants tass. okegon
' '.'Y S&ra fvnd rell&bla. tney
ws ....
Ladies' Misses and Children's Jackets
One-Half Price.
BJc
Jc
10 c
: 8 c
5Jc
A Genuine Closing Out Sale.
Be Sure and See
We will
Garman
TELLS IT ALL
Our New Catalogue "R"
DtSCRIBf S OUR HYDRAUIIC RAMS
ItUSJfflH THtV CAN DO
COLD, WET WEATHER
Kf.minds All That
Dry Wood is wanted !
The liest of seasoned Oak, Laurel.
Kir, l'ine and .Manzatiitu wood de
livered promptly to all pin ts of the
eity at reasonahle piuv. Kivo
loads of kindling for $1.00: less
quantity at l!"e per load. Mill
hloi-lis, $1 75 per loud. Haoe jour
orders now and select from 2,ti00
cords of good wikhI.
O. O. LUND
Phone 4J4
Bt( Mill and Most sti, vitst of Oilbert creek
J. M. CHILES
The l'ionccr Grocer
RELIABLE GOODS AT
RELIABLE PRICES
A Specialty
FAR M-C U R E D
BACON
THE FINEST EVER
BROUGHT TO
GRANTS PASS
Dried Fruits of All Kinds
FURMSIIING
Men's f 1 25 Shirts
1 00 "
50c Woolenocks
" 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 H e
Ileinze's Mustard, pint cans 25c
Us Before Buying.
Save You Money.
-
Fruit Trees
Native to llie soil and climate
make the healthiest nnd best
bearing orchards.
EUREKA NURSERY
Kight miles from Grants Pass, in
Apple-gate Valley, All home grown
trees, true to name, free from dis
ease, strong and vigorous growth.
5.000 Spitzetibtirgs, all whole toot,
ctown grafts, trees 3. to 4JJ feet
high, fl.5 per 1,000; 4;i to ) feet,
$70 per 1.000
Twenty-five other varieties to
select from at teasonable prices.
Trees carefully dug and packed
and shipments made to any point
j addkkss:
J. H. ROBINSON,
Wilderville, - Oregon.
$100
R B W A R D
We will pay One Hundred
Dollars reward for information
leading to the arrest and con
viction ot any person breaking,
shooting or throwing at
the
Insulators ou our
Transmission Line.
EUiuic
CONDOR WATER
4 POWER COMPANY
N. H. JIcGRKW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVER V
riiniituru aud I'iuno
Moving
GRANTS PASS. OREGON.
The Popular Barber Shop
Get your tonsorial woik done .t
IKA TOMPKINS'
On Sixth Stieet Three cha i s
Path Room in connection
Charles Costain
Wood Working Shop.
West of flour mill, near R. R. track
Timlin, s-roll Work. Stair Work, ll.n.l
SniB.( nl.liiet Work, tVm.1 I'ullevs Saw
r ihngand Kuinminir, liei.airuiK ad kinds
I'ncM nthl.
Wholesale and Retail
Feed ana Flour Store:
J. E. KEHLEY, Proprietor.
Kerley'i reed Slables, South Sixth Street.
Best Brand of Hour.
Hay of all kinds.
Kolled Barlcv. W heat and OaU.
Clean Ciray ia. for Std.
nemenway Co
Btxlroek price.
GOODS
85c
75c
30c
25c
2(c
t0c
40c and 55c
SUMMONS.
Initio Circuit Conrt nf the Stat'
Oregon, for Jon lihinn ("oontj.
D f JolniKOii atirt Ati
KUht Ft'tsch,
PlniiitilTN,
ve.
K. W. Nucent,
Dofi udaiit.
To 11. V. Mum lit, Ui fi mlatit aK
mmiiil. .
In till- nmno f the Stnti' of Ore:
yon bth hi rel y ruinind to npj ear f
liiimt r thu riuiiaiiit Hhil Wii--you
in the nlrve tntitliil HitinDtt
hi fore the tiih iliiy of JiimiHrt. 1
mill if yru f. il to Biiuir ami ni i
tlm i-hiitititls will tuki' jtidmr
Hitairat j( a lor the n lief ih roric I
in their 1 nii'liiint, lo- it : llie 1.3
ol if 100 tt illi ii.tircft at the It twin,
froin Miiy i:, lyofl, uml f r the 6nm
''." 1; t tin tit-1 8 foi-B, iintl ft r th ct
mill .lishimemi ills of this action;
an ordi r 1 f mlo of thu ri al iirorr
attiicht il hen 111. i
This Summons is iiDhlinlu tl byo:
of Hon. J. ti. Hotnh, County Wf
niHtlo anil i niert d on tin' "Jlit t)( I
Novi'inhcr, 1!H)5. The first ItlN
tiou of FiiniinoiiH in I't ct niht r 1, I1
ami thn lapt iuhlicat ion of uiee;
is JatioarT 12, l'.NKi
KoliKKT GI.KNX SMhE
UL1VKU S. 11HIIWN,
Attorui vn for Plaintiff'
NOTICE OK STOCKHOLDER
MEKXINU. K
Notice is lit rehy pivi-u that on Tun
day, tlm llth cluv of January, IwM
the honr of 111 o'clock a. 111. of1
r'ay, the atinua! met -tii'd of the stov
lioltlers ol the UtiuitH lass Kiiukinf"
TruKt Co., will le In Id iulue'1
hnilding of mill corioriiiiini, fo'lU
pur one of eler-tiun ft hi aril ot n""
tora for the ensBiiiu Jtnr, '
tni'itnttiou of tnch other
uiay ino uly cciue It lure "
uin ting. ,
J. FKANK WATSON,
1'rt sidett
L. L. JKWKI.I-,
Cashier and Si 'rtt-tir?
(iiatilH Pass, Ore., Denuiler
EXECt'TCKS' MTK'E TO CUE
lT'OKS. Notice is herchv K ivtn thutlhc"
dersitiui-rt have teen duly apixiin'"
executors ol the ettate 1 1 rVier n
, dt ctasi d, hv c-rdi r of tl"l'M'
Court of the ytate of On p u f
Couiny if Joiejhnie. A" I'"
havinn rlaiti.B af-ami.t said ftnw ;
herihy uotilitd and r"irfd '
I'rt stnt the urn to Oeortie llante'
the cilv of Uranta f'Hsu, Oit-H""' cr"
Charles Ilansin, Kerhv, Oirf.
the ollice 1 f J. H. Auhtiu in pa a t
hy, County ol Jn.-e liinr. tal('-F
Oit'trmi, hi eoni j an led hy f ,
voucher ami duly veiititd M
irovitlcd within m. uii'iiihs".
this date. '
Dated Dec. 22, l'.MV). .. f
CHAKLES HANSO. j
UEOKOK HANst.V .
Ex, cutom of the esiate of 1 t'er a j
en, deceased. lV
J. H. At STLV
Attorui-v for Eiicntt
EOREEITURE NOTICE- S
Grants Pans, Ore., J.m "'. i'JtfZtt ,
the heirs of OwtD MiCarthv:
are hi-rt-l v notifini t lint I h J ,
lu uthd ll'tO iu lahor and "" j, ,
uienta upon the Uolihn H.'-,I1,I '
claim rituited in the lir.111" ' i
M...i.. ri...:. t.....l,,o COUO'!
"""'"II i"B.ii"i I'l iitr
Oreiion, as will appear ly ''
certilicate li Ii rl March 11. 1 i
the rllice of iIih Couuty Chrk c
roautv on inye 47 -t. Vol. I'''- M1 ;
Keci rds. in ordi r to hold said 1" j
ntid.r the provisions of nectioo
o. j . , ..... fi..rf Aat1 1
rvi-viHn iaruie 01 iiib ; .ifci
bi iijf the aaionnt requirtd to n01 !
(uiuie for the vear endinK 1',,. '
ill, lU'A. Anifif within ninety ;
from the suvice of this . ;
within ninety days afur thu ' j
hy pohlicatioui yon fail or reJL
rontrihote your proiortiou i"
exiieuditnre as co-owner, '"
terest iu aid claim will btc(Wr 1
property ot the sutscriter o"i'ro '
ioo tMi. L J. HUN T-tl a 1