ROGUHRIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON, JANUARY 19, 1906.
PROFESSIONAL CiRDS.
Jf C. FINDLEY, M. D.
Praotloe Umlted to
EYE, EAR, N08E and THROAT,
and tiUiog' of glasses.
Offloa hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6; and on ap
pointment Telephones 261 and 77.
UaAim I Pass, - - Orbuom
J)RS. DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS,
a. H. porflLAS AMRA a. DOCdl.Al, H.D.
Physician and Diseases of Women
burgeon. and Children.
Phone 631. - Rt. 1051.
Cor. Sixth and E streets.
Gbaxts Pahs, - - Oregon
J)R. J. C. SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at National Drug Store.
Phones, Office H65; Res. 1046.
Residence cor. 7th and D streets.
Grants Pass, - Ok boon
J)R. W. F. KREMER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Id Courier Ituilding.
Office phone 911, residence 413.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted.
Grants Pass, ... Ohkoon.
J)R. T. E. BEARD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURUEON
Office over Hair-Kiddle Hardware.
Res. cor. 4tb and II Streets.
Phones, Office 364 ; Res. 321.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
JJARL V. INGELS
ASSAYER AND CHEMIST.
Ail work guaranteed accurate and re
liable. Office opp. I. O. Phone 1003
Grants Pahs, - - Orroon.
JJt D. NORTON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Practice In all State and Federal Courts.
Office In Opera House Building.
Grants Pass, - Okeuon
, C. HALE,
ATTORN EV-ATI.AW
Offioe over First National Bank,
Grants Pass, - Oheoon.
Q 11. CLEMENTS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice In State and Federal Courts.
Office on Uth and C streets opposite
Court House, r'hone 1UU1.
Grants Pass, Orkion
A. C. HOUGH,
I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Practices in all Stuteand Federal Courts
Offioe over llalr-Kiddlo Hardware Co.
Grants Pass, Oregon
J. H. AUSTIN.
' ATTOKNEY-AT LAW
Union Duilding
Kehiiy .... OaKe.-'W
"WILLIAM P WRIGHT,
U. H. DEPUTY SURVEYOR
MININU ENGINEER
AND DRAUGHTSMAN
0th St., north ol Josephine Hotel.
Grants Pans, - Okeuon.
ftOGUE RIVER ENGINEER
ING COMPANY
ICIV1I., MINING, ELECTRICAL,
MECHANICAL, HYIiltAUI.lt!
ENGINEERS ani CON'I RACTORS.
419 F street. Phone til.
Grants Pass, Ohkgon
jored mknsch
U. S. DEPUTY SURVEYOR
Surveys promptly aad accurately
made.
Leave orders at Courier office.
Palace Barber Shop
BATES it WILLIAMS, Prop.
Shaving, Hair Cutting
Haths, lite.
Everything nest ami clean and a
work r lrsi-i lass.
J. E. PETERSON
(I'lONKKIl)
riRL, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Agent llig Horn Hindu laiml Co.,
Wyoming. Anchor tro tun.
l. 1. llryu.ilita
I). J. ! ton
Reynolds & Lawton
Civil and Mining
Engineers.
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS
MEN AND SURVEYORS.
Grants I'ass
Oregon
A Great
Separator
There Is a iikkt
in tv er thi n jr
It must lie II Ks
MAIIK, KAHIKST
t'SKIl, MOST KK
KKI'TIVK, MOST
SI Ml' I. K. lly
artuul cntmiiin
mil in actual
Regular Separator
Has proved It has these points ill
Its favor. That's what put it away
ahead of all olhnr separators
That's why 1 sell it. Oct lioKI ot
(acts. Writoto
Rogue River Creamery
MmiroRD ohkoon.
mqtth PEMMIROYAL PHJ&
Baft ki4 rll.bU, tty
orM vigor, bMiUh pin.
no romtxly quM UK
MOT I YHHNV HOV AL PILL
Sold by Drutfgtftii nd li. Mll
PATHETIC STORY
OF SAILOR DIGINGS
Tale ol Pioneer Days e-nd ol fx
Little Orphe-n
Girl
Immediately after the discovery of
gold at Sailor's Digging, now known
Waldo, there was a great rosh for
the Dew mines. Mod gathered there
from all parts of Oregon and Califor
nia, and among the first to reach the
Mew Eldorado was a Frenchman and
his little daughter, whose name's
were Low. Little Brownie, as she
was oallod, was the nrst wnitn
woman who came to the place and
was about 13 years of Kite. In those
days of mad rash for gold when men
were here today and there tomorrow,
and everyone was a straugei to every
one elfe, few questions were asked
as to who or what one's neighbors
were; and no one knew anything
about the Frenchman more thao this
he was a man of few words, and was
much given to drink. Mr. Iw
bought a cabin iu Allen gulch and
here he and his little daughter took
op their abode.
Those mnst have been lonely days
for Little Brownie, as her father was
over at the stores drnuk every day,
and she was left at home alone. Hlie
was seldom seen, as she remained
constantly at the oabin, bnt those
who did see her, while passing o
and down the gulch, all agreed that
she was indeed a beautiful little
maiden. They had been about three
weeks in the place when one morning
Mr. Low left the cabin as usual for
the stores wheie he drank all day and
in the evening someone, while pass
ing over the trail to the gulch, found
hi hi lying dead in the road. He had
taken more whiskey than ho could
stand and had died on his way home.
His body wss carried back to the
stores and the following moining was
I laced in a box, a grave was dug on
the hillside and here Mr. Low was
buried. Little Brownie was there
bnt she shed no teats, nor spoke a
word to anyone, and when the wink
of burying her father was overland
the few miners who wero there began
leaving the spot, the walked slowly
back to her homo elnue. 'I lie miners
went their diffirent ways and thought
do more of the drunkeuEieiirhman.
Of course thise nun supposed that
the little girl had friends who would
care for her and a we k had pssst d
before any inquiries weie niaiio cm
ct ruing t bo little maiden. It was
then rtmcuibcrcd that she had not
been seen since the day her falherwss
burled. Inquiries were made thiough
out I lie camp but no one knew any
thing about the little girl and It be
came the general npinicn that seme
friend had ennied her away from the
diggings and the whole matter was
sood forgotteu.
Several years after the disappear
auce of little Brnwuie Low, some one
found ou the hillside iu Allen gulch
what appealed to he a grave and
lying beside it was the dtcayed re
mains of a woman. These ri mains
lay fiu'H downward, a braid of long
nark hair Covired I lie, white skull, a
necklace of goldin leads ruciicled
the neck and a mm II lusty dagger
was found sticking point upward
through the bouts of the breast.
The sti ry of the finding of these
remains was told at the camp, but no
one knew anything about it until an
old Irishman was found who rciiieni
bered the burying of tlin Frcuchinnn
ou the hill and the. suddeu disappear
auco of the little girl, and the cruel
knife found with the rt mains told
plaiuly the fate of little Brownie
Lett alone without father, inctlicr or
friends, her grief was greater than
she could bear and she had taken
this knife, gone to her father's grave,
lay down nn the ground and guiding
the point of the knife to her heart,
threw her weight upon it and her
young life went out.
Iter remains were gathered up,
placed in a little box and there, after
so long a time, by the grave of her
father and on the spot wheie she had
died, was buried all that remained of
little Brownie Lew, of Sailor's Dig
gings. J A SIKH I III 1 WOOD.
Another Good Man Cone Wrong.
He neglected to tike Foley's Kid-
uey Cure at the first sipus of Kidney
trouble, ho ing it would c.ir uwiiv,
and he was senn a victim of Bright'
disease. There is dimmer ill di lav,
hut if Foley's Kidney ln rn is taken
at once t lit s.wiiptotus will disiippcur,
the kidneys am sin ngthciii d nod you
are soon sound and well. A. H. Ihtss
of Mnrgiiutown, luil, hail to get up
10 or I'J times in the night, and I ad a
revere backache anil pains in the kid
neys ami was cured hy Foley's Kidney
lire. For Sale by II. A. Koterincnd.
THE LIVER QUARANTINE
"TAKIMvt UlS MKAI.S OVX."
(JHurrird entin has ruined ni.iny a man's
slonwli. 1 he digestion di'stroMn pin-i-rs
is grttdvul, otten uiiuotnid ul Inst.
lint it nonlv a sliott tune until the liver
ItHlki, the digestive or.m kivc w.iv, and
almost countless ills svs.ul ihe mini who
endeavors to ecnuomiM! time at the tx
iTitse of his lie.ilth.
I A torpid liver causes s quarantine of the
entire system. It lock in Ihr die.iel
grniis ami tsxty poiams and attonls llit m
full plav, iuvltiui! some anions illness.
tgln t.unilirs where August I'loueris used,
a iUikuIi liver and nnstiiutioii are un
known, mi arc all stoumili ailments, as
well ss indigestion, dvspcpsu, heartburn,
headaches and kidney and blader atlei
ti.ms. So well-regulated family should
be without this stundaid rcunstv' ,
q rwosue. sc aud 75c. All druggists.
I Vut Sssta by lr J. v. Hu.UU.
now hard a mother has to coal before
she can get her clilld to take Its lirst step.
It I llJHd SUOUfc K9 IJim y
tako thn firt Btp to
With. Tlit-ro Ih a lark
or ciH.lidei.Of', and perhaps a cruh.nt?
experience of a farmer failure which
d i 'pn ! 'd diwouraf(s th suffer!!".
In piU) of douhttt and fears rou will
tivkfl the lirst fttep to health when you
take th first dmn of Dr. IMorce'ii (Jolden
Medicul Iiseovvry. It never falls to
help. In niiiety-eiKht cases out of on
hundred It nevwr falls to cum. Never
mind alfOtit thti symptomA. )titinat
couuli, hleedins of the lunjfs, spitting of
blood, emaciation, niKht-ttweal. condi
tions which If netfleew-d or unMdllfully
treated terminnu In consumption, have
all I -en perfectly and oerinanenti cured
Ly"(olden Medical Discovery.'
"I trn thfcnlfful to nay thut Iir. Pierce's
fittldfii Mwllt-al Ifiiw'overy cured trio of eon -
nnriiptliwi." writes Mrn. Mttl I,. iN-nton, f
MoriCHiium, N. C. "My health had Ufii had
and tor wtvrnl monili Iti-fort- 1 in (fun the
use of your nuxllclne I had symptom of ron
umitloiL Had nlirht-sweau, a had omirh,
Iosm of apMtlt and a trrnat h of iit sh.
Tlmrwwere other aymptonis of di'wute that
dltapiM-ared hy the um of the medl'-lne. Ity
ttm tltnu I ustid unn hoitlnof 'tiolilen Med
ical IilHcoTwry ' I l4fari to reifaln rny appo
tlto and after unlnir two and a half hotihs
my mil if h was cund, I could cit heartily
and all nyinptoms of consumption had dis
apiMan-l. Took seven Isttitlws of 'tiolden
AlfdP al IH-ovcry ' and oiih of the 'Favor
ite I'rescriptlrin.' Am very thankful I re
ceived ho much hent-ilt, I lHlleve 1 would
have Imiti dt ad If 1 had watted and riot taken
lr. Pierre's Oolden Mi dlcal Idacovery."
Hick imtsoiis ar invltwl to consult Dr.
K. V. rferre, by letter, alHoliitily without
fee or clmrito. Every hitUT Is regarded
as sacredly confidential. Kach auswor is
mailed In a pi it f it envelope. Address Dr.
Ii. V. Iierce, Invalids' llotel and (Surgi
cal Institute, XiutTalo, N. V.
All matter for this rolumn Is supplied
liy the tlraiits i'axs Woiiisn s Christian
Teinram-e Union.
The following from the Ashland
Tribune is a rlesr statement of the
plans of the liquor iuti rests to gain
conlril of the wards in the various
towns that they are aldo to ocutrol
if separated from the other wards:
Liquor men are invoking the initia
tive for amendment of the local opt ion
law, along the lines of the famous
Jayne bill, which failed to paHS the
Oregon Legislature last February by
but one, vote. They will be opposed
by prohibition forces and the Auti
Saloon League, and will seek the aid
of the anti-prohihitiun elemeuts.
The bill which the liquor men offer
would change the present lnw, which
was enacted by the people at the
prlls in June, HKII, in the following
respr cla :
liaise the numlwr of voles nict hsary
to cull a I'rohibition tlectiou from 10
to ill) per cent.
Make the law strictly a precinct
option act, allowing just as now, an
tlectiou to be called in any precinct
iu the state.
Preveut ti e gioupit.g of precincts
touelher for a Droll ) bit ion election.
Fii general elections as the lime for
prohibit ion h cti jus.
Take away the advantages held by
the nrohibilion side unihr the present
law and give "dry" and "wet" the
same privileges iu elections.
At least one of these proposed re
visions seem just and right, if it is
admitted that saloon men have any
mlic nut rights. For instance the
provision that if an (lection goes
"dry," the dryness will cover a
period of two years, while if it goes
"wet, the ant i -us lr on people may
cull au tlectiou the following year and
perhaps knock out the sslnous. That
is something like (linking witli loaded
dice
Hut the attempt to raise the per
centage of voters necei-sary to call au
clc'tion to decide tli local option
question shot. Id be fought by the
auti siilocn people. Ami the propom d
amendment to allow au election to he
called iu any single precinct is strictly
a saloon measure, auit would act en
tirely to their benefit. It is well
known that in most towns, the saloons
are largely bunched ini iu one ire
cinct las in Ashland, for instance)
and it is luu'illy well knowu that the
saloon men gelierally control that
precinct. It would be foolish to give
tin in the advantage of contioliing one
ward ou such an important qucst'oli,
What would be gained if all the prt-
ciucts went "dry" except one; the
town would tie a saloon town just the
same, sh if there, wero saloons in every
ward, while the drunks would he
scatli rtdall over the towu, and the
atttuitaut misery s read to every
precinct. No, No, friend boc.e-veu
dor, your advantage is already too
gnat, the appetites yon have crtatid
hei ig tired In the Ixuie of the present
generation. Ash hum 1 rihuue.
LITTLE POCKET PHYSICIAN
Ilyomel Inhaler That la Guaran
teed by Kotormtind to
Cure Calarih.
'Iliousands who have been cured by
Hvoinei call the inhaler that comes
with every out tit "The little pocket
physician," as it is so suiafr that it
can be carried in the pocket or purse
Trior to the discovery of Ilyomel
statistics showed that at least UT out
of every UK) penous in this slate were
siitreriug Iroin catarrh in some form
The remarkable n suits lollowing the
us.i of llvtiiuei are shown by the
smaller Hirceutgo today of pople
suffering from c atari Ii.
'1 here is reallv no excuse whatever
for anyone haviiw catarrh now that
llvomes is an lei dilv obtainable. If
you have any doubts about it alue
Kolermiiiid will let you have a coin
pletit out lit with the understanding
that unless it cures catarrh, it will
not cost you a cut.
A complete lloyiiici out lit consists
of the "little, piski t physician," a
medicine dropper, and a tn'ttle of
llyoiuei, and cents only f I, w hile ad
ditional bottli s of llvonie can be pio
cured for ,"0 cents, making it the
most economical, as well as the most
nimble treatment foi the cure of
catarrh.
Do not delay .outer t ie use cf
llyomei, if you have catarrh. This
is a purely local disease, and llyomei
goo right to the spat where lh-
catarihal germs are prvsent, destroys
theiu, soithes and heals all iutlaiuina
tion, and makes Jt permanent and last
ing cure.
Hirrtel Howard, of SOfl W. H-lili St
Sew York, at ntui time had Inr,
beauty S ihd with a skin trouble.
She writa: "I I, art Salt Kheuiu or I
Ecseiu tor yi am, but iiothlug w nild !
cure it, until 1 used Huekleu's Arnica '
alve." A quick and sure hi alt r for
cuts, burus aud sores. sVio at all drug
stores.
duceacon- I " ,.
valid, rape- If IsJ"1 f 'ie
suffering P'jf 11 with weak
yyi I Hi '"-i" ' the
jjun g s, t o
XXX. . Z. U. Column ij
FARMER ADVOCATtS A
BIG IRRIGATION SCHEME
Gives Advantages That Would
Result If Land About Grant
Pass Waa Irrigated.
Editoi- Courier: I have no dispo
sition to be officious, but believing
that the Southern Oregon Develop
ment League as now organized is a
step in the right direction, I wish to
forecast a few of IU possible advan
tages. ThiB league proposes 10 unite the
people of all industries in one com
mon effort to develop the natural re
sources of Southern O'egon, and to
secure snch legislation as will equal
ize the burdens of taxation. We are
livinir in au aee that demands
systematic co-operation. I.; fact, we
have reached the limit of industrial
success except unner specially
favored conditiouB. Wo are begiu
ning to see the folly of selfish compe
tition. All interests must rise or fall
together.
While nature has done much for
Southern Oregon, there Is still much
to be done before our people can enjoy
that degree of comfort and prosperity
to which they are entitled. Our ag
ricultural advantages need increasing,
and our transportation facilities need
cheapening.
With a system of irrigation equal to
that of Utah and other western states,
and a system of publio roads such as
can be seen most anywhere outside of
Oregon, there will be nouoedof immi
gration boards. A ditch UK) feet
above the level of Grants Pass would
briug into cultivation about 2,0tH)
acres of land that is now almost
worthle-s. And this laud, too, would
be specially adapted to the growth of
alfalfa, fruit and vegetables aud
would furnish homes for at least 4000
people. This would be development
along the line of bread and butter.
The real prosperous country Is al
ways the one that makes plenty to eat
and wear. It is worth very little to
have men come into our country
simply ai exploiters of our tlmbir and
minerals.
When our Development League is
fully organizid, we should thru send
a solid letiticu to Wathluptou asking
for Mich aid as will help us to get a
high line ditch cut of Hogue river.
STEPHEN JEWELL.
We claim to surround the home
with a halo, we wreathe it with our
flni'Bt literary effusions, we embody a
sentiment for It in our foundations of
statu; but the blunt truth is, that the
ideal is very abstract indeed. The
reul home is shorn of political ro
mance. In S'i statrs today, a married
woman has no right to her own
children. . Iu 111 states a wife has no
right to her own earnings outside the
home. In eight states a wife has no
right to her own pro erty after mar
riage. Iu all the states, the wife has
uo right to the joint earniucs. In
eveiy slate except the four in which
women are voters, there is discrimi
nation against women in employment
and compensation. In every slate
constitution, save Wyoming, Colo
rado, Utah and Idaho, the intelligible
voters are aliens, luuatics, idiots,
criminals, untaxed Indians aud
women I Such discrimination, de
tracts considerably from the home
halo, aud our boasted prctn tinn fur
woman I
IDA POKTKK-HOYF.K.
Greatly in Demand.
Nothing is more iu detiatid than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for a blood and system cleiinsei,
such as Dr. King's New Life Pills.
They are just what you need to cure
stomach aud liver troubles. Try
them. At all drug stons, S" cents,
guaranteed.
BUSINESS POINTERS.
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician aud Dentist.
M. Clemens, ('rescript ion Ilruirmst.
A Gentleman's smoke the Stage
Hue.
Call up Phono 11 III for milk and
cream. 13-SU 4t
For a c'eaii bed and a good mini
try the Westeiu Hotel.
Second 1 111 nil cook stoves and beaters
cheap. Moore's second hand store
Get Grape, roots of .1. T. Tailor at
Model Drug Store, fit) per thousand.
Grants Pass Tailoring Company
have bought goods at ,'iU ci nts cu the
dollar, and otter the same as low us
IS iu a suit. Trousers ft. ail 13-15 if
tioto Cnron for Plumbing.
Calling Cards Courier Puilding.
Cnderwood Typewriter aont. A.
E. Voorhies.
A splendid line ol Koval Charter Oak
Itauges at Coron'i
Maps of Oregon Wiishliiton aud
California at the .Music Store.
Make a c ill at Cramer llros if you
want an Airtight Stove at a largain.
Ki'hI Estate and Timber W. I!.
Sherman, Koollis II and 10 Masonic
Temple.
Curtis & Co. fot Watches, Clocks
Gold Kings and Jewelry, Hue watch
repairing, engraving. Goods sold at
reasonable prices, i'otue and see us.
i. O. O. F. tluildiug, Grunts Pass,
Oregou.
The fault of giving children n edi
cine containing iujurioua substances,
is sottictiitics more, disastrous than the
disease from which they are suffering.
Every mother should know that
I'hiiuls rlaiu's Cough Hi nn dy is
perfectly safe for children to take. It
contains nothing harmful aud for
coughs, colds and croup is unsurpass
ed. For sale by all druggists.
Vthtn Vou Hsvs s Bsd Cold.
You w stit a rimtdy tlat will no
only give quick relief but cttict a
sruiaueut cure.
Yon waut a remedy . that will re
lieve the lung and keep expectoratiou
easy.
You "want a remedy that will
counteract auy tendency toward pneu
monia. Yon want a remedy that is pleasant
and safe to take.
Chauiberlaiu's Cough Ketuedy meets
all of these r qoirenieuts and for the
speedy and permanent cure of had
' cold, and Is without a ner. For sale
1 by all druggists.
j lel;axi)
Wo are having slight grains, mak
ing the placer miners happy.
Stock on the range is doing welL
Little or no feed is needed as yet.
New buildings are going np iu Le
laud regardless of the wet weather.
The steam shovel will be here for
some time yet as the late rains have
settled the fills so it will take more
earth to round them up.
The section foreman at Leland has
resigned and Mr. Cleveland, of Grants
Pass, has been appointed to succeed
him. Mr. Cleveland is a tlioromh
railroad man and has been in the em
ploy of the S. P. Co for a long time.
The early sown grain is growing
nicely. Thi vetch is beginning to
vine, aud we think we will foon have
to pasture the early sown grain or the
growth will be too heavy for next
year. The late sown grain is making
slow progress.
Last Saturday as the south-bound
freight passed the steam shovel oue of
the cars jumped the track. As it was
loaded with long piling it was top
heavy aud turned over. It took about
two hours to get the car hack on the
track. The two engines nsed by the
steam shovel weie brought to assist
the railmad boys. Wide Awake,
A Grim Triifedy
is daily enacted, in ' thousands 'of
homes, as Death claims, Id each oue
anothir viclini of Consumption tor
Pueutnouia. But when Coughs and
Colds are properly treated,"! the
tragedy is averted. F. O. Huntley of
Oaklandou, ltd., writrs: "My wife
had the consumption, aud three doc
tors gave her up. Finally she took
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs aud Colds, which
cured her, and today she ig well and
strong." It kills the germs of all di
seases. One dose relieves. Guaran
teed at CO ct uts and $1.C0 by all drug
gists. Trial bottle free.
City Treasurer's Notice.
Tht-re are fucds In the city treasury
to redeem all outstanding warrants
prctrstid lo liny 1st, 1W!I. Interest
00 same will cease after this date
COL. W. JOHNSON
Citv Treasurer,
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon, Do
reniner luth, rJOfl.
Settle Up.
All persons owing the firm of Gar
men Hemenway Company are hereby
notified to call and settle the account
at once.
3ARM AN-IiEMENW'AY CO.
A. U. BANNARD UNDERTAKER
F. G. ROPER
FASHIONABLE
TAILOR
Harmon Block, Upstairs
South Sixth Street
Suits made to Order
PItOMPTI.YANDOI'TIIK
UKST MAT Kit I. A I, AND
IN THE I.ATKST STYI.K
Cleaning and Repairing
IN FIIJST-CI.ASS SHAPE
AM) SUITS MADK TO
LOOK LIKE NKW
A Trial is Asked and Prices Are Right
The Model Drug Store
lias Just What You Want
Our Celebrated Kleetric
I'olt, Nature's Vitalizer, to
build up and strengthen
the whole body and for
the cure of Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Liver, Kidney, Lame
Hack. Constipation and all
Nervous Diseases.
The fleet of Electricity on
the ncrvt s is that of a power
ful nerve tonic. It renerates
new life and energy and
tones up the relaxed, weak
ened and shaky nerves and
gives them vigorous energy.
For the next 30 days, price
$10.00. Regular price $20.00.
Write or call at onco.
MODI-L MU'G stoki:
PICTURES
Make a Most Acceptable
Gift X? j& j&
I have placed on display a choice lot of
pictures, sumo are lii-h class and
works of art not usually found ou sale
ouUiiln of luro cities, in artistic
frames of late:t design. Selection is
hnxo and complete.
Picture Frames
I.arc.c assortment of Picture Mould
iiitfs of latest effects ill C.ilt Kuainel
and A n tiii tie Onk and other material.
Fl ames made to order and promptly
S,v the line display of pictures and
frames iu my show windows.
L. B. HALL
North Sixth Street
FARMERS FEED STABLt
J. K. KF.KI.KY, IW.
Last stable south on Sixth stttvt.
UiHiiu under cover for 1 jO horses a: o
40 wiifuM. Hox stalls. Corral I n
loose SVtH'k
Onlv the host hay, clean uraln a-,'
alfalfa KolUd barlcv and oil, r
fram.
No disea-sxl horses aats-sl.
riinniiiir vtator, aud trough el,Min..t
every day.
ailnn; riMiiu aud toilet room whtiv
lauics cau icavo wraps and
their toilets.
arrarge
TELLS IT Alt"!
Our New Catalogue WR"
Df SCRIBES OUR HYORAUIK : RAMS
TEUS WHAT THtV CAN 00
$100
REWARD
We will pay One Hundred
Dollars reward for information
leading to the arrest and con
viction of any person breaking,
shooting or throwing at the
Insulators on our Electric
Transmission Line.
CONDOR WATER
I POWER COMPANY
N. E. McGUEW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVERY
Furniture and Piano
Mnvin?
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
The Popular Barber Shop
Get vour tonsorial work done -.t
IRA TOMPKINS'
On Sixth Street Three chai
Bath 4oom in connection
Wholesale and Retail
Feed ana Flour Store
J. E. KERLEY, Proprietor.
Kerley's Feed Stables, South Sixth Street.
Host Hi und of Flour.
Hay of all kinds.
Hulled Hurley, Wheat and Oats.
Clean (iruy Oats for Seed.
fj&" Bedrock prices.
IK YOU WANT
GOOD DRY WOOD
CALL UP
Brcwn's Wood Yard
40S 2nd st., or Telephone 585
BARGAIN!
for quick sale
2-H0USES-2
Fine location. "Any old
terms."
J. D. DRAKE.
Phone 484. Grants Pass, Ore.
J. M. CHILES
The Pioneer 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
uvc a i usieiess uhiii i onic
tll iSiLV mATaSa Aivnual Sales over One end a Half MIL
'Sife6.0"6"1 aPPeal to you? No Cure. No Pav. 50c
SUMMONS.
Tn ti Circuit Court of the Statu of
Oregon for the County of Josephine.
I The California & Oregon
Coast Kail road Com
pany, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Waldo Clark, LenaOlark.
Angelina Khadiuger
aud M. K. Moore,
Defendants.
To Waldo Clark. Lena Clark aud
Angelina Shadlnger, defendants:
In the name of the Htate of Oregon,
von are herebv renuired to appear and
answer the complaint filed agaiwt you
in the above entitled action within six
weeks from the first poblicatiou ot
this sominous, to-wit, withiu six
weeks from the twelfth day ol Jaun
ary, ItHW, as prescribed in the code of
publication thereof and if you fail so
to answer for want thereof the plain
tiff will take judgment against you a
prayed for in its complaint herein and
Bled in said cause to-wit: That tin
lands herein mentioned aud described
iu the complaint filed in this action
! and sought to be appropriated by the
j said plaintiff for the pnrpofts in Fair
complaint Bet forth and liereinnlti r
, described may be apt roj riatt d to ill
i nse and benefit and that the same may
be tried in thiB conrt neder and nj
virtue of the laws of this state befcrt
a jury to be-euipaueli d to try tin
same, aud that the defendant may havt
iudirment against the plaintiff for tlx
snm of Oue Hundred aud Fifty (iii0)
Dollar", the value of said laud to tit
nrroiriated which siiul sum is hereby
tendered iuto coort and that thereup
on aud upon the ascertainment of (lit
damages to be raid by the plaintiff tr
the defendants aud upon the payment
of the same t lie plaintiff may have
judgment against the defendants and
each of them appropriating to the use
of the plaintiff hi rein the lauds des
cribtd in said complaint aud every
part and fared tlnreof for the pur
prseB if constructing, operating and
maintaining its Hue 01 raiiroau in,
through, over and npon said lands aud
of placing thereon its apr roaches to
the bridge lifreinafttr to be construct
ed by the plaintiff across Kogue Kivir
in Joseplnue County, Uregon, lor the
purpose ot placing thereon tnninuls,
sidings, switches aud othir conven
iences in furtherance of the ohjcit (it
its coi strncticn and of making such
necessary cuttings and embankments
as are necessary fcr tho plaintiff, and
for the costs and disbcrst menu cf the
iction. 1 he J ar'icrjiHr di script ion ol
thefrnpirty herein fought to be ap
pro) riuterl and condemned is us fol
lows to-w it : Count cueing ntaioint
54U feet east of tho simthwist cirnir
of the J. K. Jone's D. L. C. No. H
in towuship Sti south, ruiige 5 wesr,
W M. ill the County cf Josephine,
State of Origon and running I hence
fact 1(10 feet; thetice sonth -I-'.") f i it to
ihe center of Kigue Hiver; thence j
west 2(0 feet; hence north i'Vi feet
to the south line of D. L. C. No. ,'iS;
thence east 1(H) feet to the place of
beginning oiitaiuing two aires more
or It ss the same being a part nf Lots
20 and 21 iu Block V, K-verside Ad
dition to ;he Town ol Grains Pass
now tho City of Grants Puss, Jose
phine Connty, Oregon.
This summons is published under
and by virtue of au oidir of the
Hoiioiable J. O. Booth made en t lie
12th day of January, I'.KKI, and the tiisl
publication thinof is on the 12th day
of January, l'.MW, nnd the last publica
tion thereof will be on the 2:!d duv of
February, lUOti. A. C. HOUGH,
Attcruey lor Plaintiff.
SUMMONS
Iu the Circuit Coort of the State of
On grn ft r J( sephiue County.
T. B. Ceruell,
Plaintiff,
vs.
J. F. Cochran.
Defendant. J
To J. V. Cochran, the above named
defendant, Creeling:
In the name of tho State of Cregnn,
you are hirehy sun;mnned and re
quired to appear iu the above entitled
court and cause and auswirihe com
plaint riled tin rein on er he ore six
weeks from the lirst date of publica
tion of this summons, which l ist dale
of publication is Friday, January 12,
A. D., l'.ioti, and the Inst date nf said
publication and the time within which
you are required to appear and answer
is Friday, Felroary 111, lilt ill.
And you are In re by uotilicd that in
case you fail to appear iindatsvwr
the complaint iu saul action within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff will
take judgment against you fir the
sura of fJ75. IT) with iuterist cu said
sum from the first day of M rch, l'.m,
at the rate of six pt r cent pir auiiom
aud for his costs aud dishr.isemetits to
be taxed aud he will at the same time
procure an order for the sale of the
rial roperty belonging to the defend
ant attai bed iu said action, viz: the
S.K. of Sec. 81 Twp. 38 S. K. 8 W.
of Willamette Mi ridian iu Josephine
County, Oregou ; also all the right,
ti'le and interest of the defendant in
and to Lot 5, Block 2, iu the town of
Napoleon, commonly called Keifcy
ville, in said county and state.
This summons is published by trder
of the Hon. H K. ilanna, circuit judge
for the First judicial district of Ore
gon, datul the mil dav of January,
A. )., I'.Mrii, directing tiie publication
thereof for a ptr od of six succissive
weeks, in the ltogue Hivi r Count r. a
iiewsjapirof general circulation pub
lished at Grants Pass iu Jisiphini
County, Oregon, aud further directing
that a copy of the complaint and
summons be fi rw itli deposited iu the
post otti.-e at Or.ints Pass, Cregnn, ad
dressed to you at your plaie of resi
dence ami ost ollice adcr. s viz
Grand Island, Mate of Net rioka
I'ateii 11.1s lath day of Janearr. A
D. l'.Mi.
J. H AUSTIN,
Attorney f, r P aim iff.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Cures Coliln. cruup anj Wliuonini- Couh '
THE FASHIONl
tTVr-A.UTjtVv
hi VERY
fey ;b
and SALE STABLES
DEAN & DICKISON, Proprietors.
H Street he' pen Hfth and Sixth Phone SSI Grsnts I':i--, Orf
CattlelR&nch For Rent.
H2(i acres on Stven-Mile creek about
five milen southwest from Fort
Klamath, Oregon. All fenced, house,
large Kirn, ample water supplv, will
cut.al.out SiTtoiis wildjiay. Address,
with references. P. O. Box N0 hi'
Tacoma, Washington '
NAIM'a OT 1 sft
SUMMOXs
Id the Circuit Conrt nf .i.
Oregon for the CouU , "J. 'he S' of
C. O. Bock.tad. 1 y0,Jur!V
Plaintiff,
vs.
Henry J. Olsou,
Defendant. J
To Henry J. Olsou, Di f,.,, .
In the name of ,'he "1 ':
yon are Hereby reou,, i
"quired to
aud answer the
against yon iu
complaint
PPeat
the r. "'t""ll M
tion within ten dav Vr."'.?1"..
the service of tliU",nn,nZ. lt
if served witliin i,i Jon.
served within any other Hi5, "
this state, then within .J?"'
from the date of the r"T 1' Ti
suraiuoua upon you, aurl lf ."'''!
so to auswer, for ,,, ,i.i.r0! U
plaintitl will take j.i.w", ''
you for the sum nf
Fifty-two aud ii.Vlno tfi"
lars with interest from i L f U
of April, mr, togethe?,!! t,'
aud disbursements of the action . n?
der .fsale of prop, ,ty 8,CC ' J
This summons s iuhlila
to an order cf Hen' II' k'"
and entered Januarv !i pK 1B,lh
and W. I). FKKEMAS D
Date first puMUal
m X Date last puhlicat'io,,"
i
NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given to all JrB1
supplying goods or wares to T,en
Consolidated Mims, tllt inrX
duplicate covering said good.
wares, shall b prisentid at tlisft
pony's ollice in Jacksonville, Wrm
ly on the first of the month S
ceiduig said porchate. i ,.
THE OPP CONSOLIDATED MIXV?
December !i0, 1!)U5.
EXECTJTCES' KCTICE TO CBlr
itors. u'
Notice is hereby given that the en.
deiHigued have been duly bppoiiW
executors ot the tualn ofPeierHu
sen, (lictased, by ord. r of the toimi
Court of the Stare of On gnn fot (t.
County cf Joiejhiiie. All (mv
having claims against said eitateu.
hereby notihed nnd reiioired t
nresi lit, tllH R me In i:,,i,mu T ,
the city of Oniuts Pass, Oregon, crn
Charles Hansen, Kerliv, Orepoo,
the nllice of J. H. Atotin iu taidkn
ny, coouty ot Josehini, State ul
wicgiui, accninpiinied liy llio proa,
vouchers and duly vetiliid ts tr In
provided within six mom In 'hot
this date.
Dated Dec. 22, llior,.
C1IA1U.ES HANSEN', i
fiK.tint;!-: it tt.-v '
! Exicutora of the estate if Feterliu
sen, rtcccased.
J. H. AUSTIN,
Attorney for Extcuton
FOHFKITTHE NOTICE.
Grunts Puss, Ore., Jan 5, Ilioti-Tt
the heirs of Owen McCarthy: Yet
uro hereby notidiil Unit I have
pendi d $ir.() ill labor iiml imirw
incuts upon lleGeldm RiawntW
cbiiiii Mtii'itcd in the (jrauit fv
Mining Dislrict, Josiiiliine Coumr.
(Jregou, ns will appear hy loosta
ccriillcate filed March II, 1W3, it
Ihe ollice of the County Clerk of a;
county on lace i,4, Vol. hi, Mini
IteccrdH, in onh r to hold siiirl premi 1,
mull r the provisions of net loo
ltovisi'd Statutes of the United Sia
being the amount riijuirul tolioldil1
same for the vtar enriieg UerraK
HI, I'.H.'i. And if within uinetydr!
from the coiviee of this nolicnc
within niuetv days iiltir this notice
by publication 1 you fnil or reltwu'
contribole your prcj or tion of ltd!
expeiulitiite ns a co-owner, )ooru
teri st in mid claim will bicfiDMi-jj
propi rtv of the tulscriler tnder i f
tion 2324. I. J. 11UKTEB. ,
1-0 IB I
n
Charles Costain,
Wood Work ins Shop.
West of fli-ur mill, m-ar K. R. tract!,
Tiiniioe. StoM Work. Mair Woik, Pti-f
Sawiiig.t'iihinet Wurk, VYm-d lullevf.M'f
Kilinui d i;iiioiiiing, 1-i I'j'iiiriiiK all kind.' '
rrieei ri(.hl.
E. A. WADE
Dry (ioods, I'ndcr.vcar.
Motions. Ktc.
Front Street
west Palace hotel
GRANTS PASS, Ort EGOS'
vii'-:. r0 YEARS'
ite'-'eXPEHIENCE
v a ri 1 11 r,
' "f, - t ;:'
T- y - -- . nut
1 Rt ni'"1
flrsiON
He:
AiiT'ino 'enriln '-Vrti b Hint " c
quickly ct'it iui
lii7iiif I. hi a priiha'.iv fi'i'Ml. .!'
tKf,-tn.'ii c.imi.ii'iiti'il. M.:t;
B'iit f.-.-.. (! Iftt wiM " 1 r
l'sH'Tit- t 1 Wen t ir-niL-h .Mn '
A listnlomctT MIn ''rjired v" '
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r.' tr : tour t" lis, 1 i
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aus tli lUHiu
js a I,u,u-e. e'v' -H ''.'.i:
hef. Dr. il:iiiras'lii"--: 1 '".i .i
.... ,., ,u pri,a,r ; .jy
warrant1'!. It v drut"'
MANUFACTURING CO.. rop, -v
jrmv
i Black Hoot. Liver PuTs.
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