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XT4' ROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS. OREGON. MARCH 2, 1906. X : ! THE STORK BRINQS JOY To tho household but bow about the mother? Ua he been Joyful urlug the m ana months preceding the advent? 'I'm rrutny mother And It a time of fearful anxiety because of the knowledge that they are "not In good health." Thev have allowed weakm-sces, palnn ami drain to accumu late till the health In completely under mined and thi-y are "more than discour aged," and all becaiiwt they have been Biisadvlsed by well-meaning friends or uUlreated by an Inefficient doctor. To all ftiK'h here the newt thttt Itiere it a remedy that will heal and not hurt. It waa discovered forty years ago by Br. Pierre who searched Kutnre' Uibtir aUrrythe ttvrth, for the remedial agents ao Hbflrally provided therein. He took Lady's bllpper root, Black Cohosh rcwit, Unicorn root. Blue Cohosh root, Golden Seal root, and by extracting, combining and preserving, without the use of alco hol, the glyceric extract of these natural remedies he linn given U tha world I I'KKIl'l KAVOH'-K l'RK.SC.'WPTIOlf. which haa to its credit the enviable and nparallnlnd record of morn than a tuilf mulUm of curt In the last forty year. "Only thoae who have given Dr. Pierre's Favorite I'nwrlptlon a trial can appnx'laie what a boon It l Ui sunYrtnir women." writes Ml Vlnna Hratnum. of .13 Kim Ht.. Toronto, Ont. "Kor two yearn I suffered Intcnu-li' from female weaknenH until life waa a burden to Die. I had dltre-mliiir. Iiearlnir-down pal im ao I could wan-fly mand up. Had hot flaahea. wan very desyondent. weak, and ut terly wretehed. My iilijkli'tan irave me treat ments tint without aui'rena. I tried iieveral reniMllea hut obtained no relief until I Ixv an to tnU Hr, I'len e'a Favorite I'rem-rlp-tkm. f U-san Immediately to Improve, and In four months' timet waa a well and strung aa ever." Constipation cured by Doctor Pieraa'a Fleasani PelleU. The Model Drug Store Has Just What You Want Our Celebrated Electric lMlt. Nature's Vitalizor. to Build up and strengthen tho whole body aud for tho euro of llheuinittism, Par alysis, Liver, Kidney. Lamo Hack. Constipation and all Norvous Diseases. Tho effect of Electricity on tho nerves in that of a power ful norvo tonic. It generates now lifo and onergy and tones up the relaxed, weak nod and shaky nerves and gives ihem vigorous energy 11 For tho next 30 days, price $10.00. Regular price $'20.00 Write or call at onco. MODEL DKUG STORK FARMERS FEED STABLE J. K. KEKI.KY, I'Koi-H. lst stuhln Bouth on Sixth street. Ilinmi under cover (or 160 horws art' 40 wugons. llox stalls. Corral) 1 it Iwmo stock. Only the host hay, clean grain a"0 alfulfa (Ad. ltollcd barley and otKir grain. No U Inclined horses allowed, l't .t running water, and trough cloiiD'xi every day. Waiting room and toilet room when hullo s can leave wraps and arrucyt their tillft. E. A. WADE Dry (Joods, Vmlonvoar, Motions, Ktc. Trout Street west Palace hotel GRANTS PASS, OREGON Palace Barber Shop BATES WILLIAMS, I'ropra. Shaving, Hair Cutting 1 laths, Ktc. Everything n't uml i-loun and a work r 'lrat-t'liuw. Ely's Cream Balm Thia Ramedv la a Sueclflc. ura to Clva Satisfaction. OlVta RILIIP AT ONCi. R idoanara, aoothea. Ileal, aud pwttvta the diran d uicuibraua. It riu-v Catarrh and drives away a fold In the Head ipiieklv. Aastorw rVnm of Tata aud Kinril. Baay to u. Contain no injurious drttirv ApilifHl into the rowtrllx and atuort4. Imra Hii, M rents at Pruut or by aaail) Trial hua, 10 eanta by mail, BY BROTHERS. 58 Warns St., Htm York. GRANTS PASS CALIFORNIA PiNE BOX & LUM BER COMPNAY. Id this citr we flod a manufaotuiiug company of noteworthy mention which posst-sse wide tame ana bq enviauie repntatlon for ita products, namely that of the California Pine Bos & Lumber Co. Here employment n gifen to upwards of 175 won, and a pay roll of large proportions is distributed an nually among the working men of our town. Just lately they nave inftauea and will soon have in full operation a 270 H. P. engine, besides having re paired and overhauled the entire fac tory, and upon its reopening which will occur within the next few days. increased vigor will be injected in the operations of the concern. They aho do in addition to the largest pine box hnsiness in Oregon, a wholesale lum ber uiiHicefis of considerable magni tude. Their product not oolv reaches the surrounding country.but is export ed to a large extent, a considerable trade being maintained with Australia. The local representative and active manager for Oregon is O. O. Hockett, who Is a gentleman of long experience in this line of work, having formerly been connected in different positions with the Booth-Kelly Co. He is an enterprising and energetic mar, and a long resident of uranta faas, ana his present position Is the reward lor merit bestowed npon him by this com pany. Mr. Hocaett also holds the po sition as manager of the WILLIAMS BROS. DOOR & LUMBER CO., who are manufacturers of sash doors, blinds, lath, shingles and general mill work. Their planing mill is a modern plant which giws employment to a large number of Dim, and is continual ly in operation. Jlns arm likewise does both a whole-ale and retail busi- uckh, I heir pioduct being distributed throughout this and adjoining states. It is tJ t ui'li institutions as tbexe that our city owe bur substantial position, and to such tlniiH the credit due them for the country's development should be justly granted. :'. T . : - r- i ; . m. , -i r ' . ' 0 . 'I ' .' '; - ; '.: ; ' " ' I -.''V. . f"'.' .".; .' - .;. PLACER MINE NEAR GRANTS PASS-ONE OF THE INDUSTRIES WHICH MAKES THE TOWN PROSPEROUS. O. O. LUND. The above gentli'iunn is an extensive dealer in fuel, and haa at all times a large stock of load bloc kit aud ctov wood, including oak, fir, pine and chunk wood. lie buys for cash and sella for catth, and his yarl is rapidly beiug recognized as oue of the repre aeutative biiHincHS iuRtitutioiia of the oity. He deals in a neceoxiiy, and is the recipient of tho trale of the entire community, but unlike many monopo lies he does not practice coercion, but iuntcad believes in delivering to his customers satisfactory products for which he expects only reitxonable returns. His phone is 4i)4, and ordets received in thin way nciive the axine prompt at trillion accorded a persoual visit. J. B. PADDOCK. One of the enterprising and active industries of this city is the marble and Krnuit works operated aud owned by J. It. Paddock, a gcntlttmau who has been establixhed in Grants 1'h since I MM! He is an exp rt granite workmau. II- hsudlei the business h I tn Ht If and gives particular attention to every branch, his deMgniug aud executiou o' saute being nniuirpane(i. tie (toiM considerablt work in the sur roumliiig country, and fount idea as to whether he i kep busy or uot.uiav be gaiiiitl by the reader when we tell you that to our knowledge he Is the only one in the United Ststea who keeps ready exens's for every minute lie is awav from bis ottlce. .Mr Paddock is the local weather observer for the De partment of Agriculture, L. L. YOKUM. A good repair man in both tho fhoe aud liarneKs line is a necessity, and oue place where you can always secure co.ul FerviCe in at the hop which has I been operated by J. L Yokum iSou i on Front street. The buHiuea has be u I iu the bauds of Mr. Yokum for soma 18 1 ynt. but from now ou will be cou ducted chiefly by L. L. Yokum, the son. ! Special attention is given to shoe re j pairing and shoe making, besides cr I mm: in stock a large line of harness. Tne hitter it also made to order, and I Mr. Yokum being a Killed woiktuaii alway gives enti e satisfaction. Mr. I Y'okuui is a young aud euergetio mau ', aud well ileictvmg of the suocsa he is . attaining. j HOTEL LA YT02J. i This popuUr hoatelry occap'es the 1 front rauk In the hotel businetw of this sectiuu. It has been establialied for 13 years, but has at uo time met tha r- quirements of the public with better aucvena tbau slaca last November, when it underwent a change of management. Aagaat Keiavh at that time aatuulng ootitml with the tile of making It one ot the most popular resorts in toe city, and ha la fast succeeding. There are 41 rooma newly famished and fitted throughout m the moat approvwd man uer. The dining room operated Id Con nection serves the finest of meals at BUSINESS FIRMS - Continued. reasonable rates. The best the market affords is always fonod upon their ta bles, and a chance gneat la ever after wards a steady patron cf thia !nstitn tion Mr. fc'etsc'i wa formerly eugaged in the tailoring business in this cur. and is well known to Grants Pass resi dents. JAMES TRIMBLE. In this age there is a large demand for thoroughly experienced and re liable mechanics in every branch, and this ia par icnlarly true in the black smiths' line. A geDtlemao in Grants Pass who is well acquainted with every branch of the business is James Trimble, the sobjct of this sketch. He has commodious and well fitted shop in which he is able to handle work of every class, making a specialty of heavy machine work, forging, etc. He is active in all branches, and in addition employs a number of skilled assistants, among which is an expert horseanoer. J. R. HYDE. The whole ofvilixed race depends fr its daily support npon the grocery trade, and too ninoli care cannot be nsed in deciding where to trade. If you select theabov-' gentleman as yoor grocerman yon will be confirming the oulnion of a larire number ot hoos wives in Grants Pass. He bai a well arranged store located on Front street, and all manner of staple and fancy groceries, table delicacies, condiments and bottled Bonds, etc.. are carried, to aether with fro it, vegetables aud all kluda of produce in seatoa. The bn-i ness receives the personal attention o the proprietor, and no pains are s ared in doing everything to satisfy his growing trade. Mr. Hyde is one of oor well known business men aud has great faith in fie futnre of oor city. KAKXEK MEAT CO. Among the leading purveyors of uieatJ in our city is the eatablishmeut conducted by Gustave Karnnr, located on (i street west of the ralace lintel. They carry a full and co nplete Hue of salt aud fresh meats, sausage, lard. and special cuts, and are th- packers and manufacturers of everything found on their floor They have been oktab lished something over th ee years, iu which time they have centered upon themrelvrs the patronage a large circle, and many houFewives look to them for their meat supply. Orders are de livered to any portion of the city, and a. call over phone 223 receives 'be same attention accorded a personal visit. M'.Karner does his own killing, which is a commendable feature. COL. W. JOHNSON. We have in OranN Pas a large number of people ctterins to tho wants of the seneral trade in a very abl manner, an I among others we wish to make mention of the poimlsr establish ment cnuduct'd by Col, Johnson, a representative cltWeu of Orauts Pas, and a pioneer of the town, who has been carrying on a business iu the varletv line for the pat 15 years He Is located at the corner rf Fourth and F streets where b" ca-ries a nice lme of every t'linu iu tin wxv of tatiouerv, notions, confection- ry and cigars. He has bieu a resident of Giant- Pass for some 30 yea',Rinl Is a geutlt ma i well and farora' lv known. J. W. BRANCH. UranH Pass has be-n steadily li' creainil in everv lin-, and It is not snri rising tlrit in lv r midst there would tie located a gouHematl well up in the srt of ho rrrihy. Mr. liranch. thn subje't if this sketch Is a gentleman well versed in evt ry branch of this pur lcnlar line, aud capable of nroducinn wort cf a super ior cliss. While hi has only been located with us for ome live mouths he has in that time satisfied so well his literal number of pa'rms that he is now looted upon as the represen tative photcgrai'h" r of ilia city. Sittings may I arranged wiih him at an v tin e, and satisfaction is always lioarauterd. W. I SVVEETLAXD. The cltizeus cf this community ra i well felicitate ih iealves ou th hiuh standard m whith everv line of letail tradt hss Im-hii ctrrird, no bran 'h of which haa found a higtit r plan", or more gratifviug development than ih- mar kets. They are repr s nied by our best people, aud one txneripneed handler and dealer iu this line to which we would call particular attention is W. 1 Sweet land, who has been established iu Grants Psss for some 10 years His maiu maret is located on Sixth street in theMaaonio Temple, while a brancu is operated oa the same treet between U aud H. T liia gentleman does his own killing, besides making use of the cold storage plaut In baedliughit large volume of baaiotota. Goods are delif ered to any part of the city, and Mr. Swoatland spare no pains to accommo date his customers. The Courier has the largest corps of correspondent of any paper in South L. A. LUCUS & SON. It has been irenerally known for a number of years that the reputation enjoyed by " Grants Pass for superior retail establishments, and first class facilities is far ahead of many cities of greater pretentions. Contributing to this state or affairs is tne presence here of many substantial, progressive and flourishing business houses managed by able and conservative business men of the highest honor and integrity. Among such establishments we draw particular attention to tnat institution known as L. A. Lucub & Son. which since its inception some four years ago has amassed a trade entirely satisfactory to its founders. A lull and complete line ot every thing in hardware, tinware and all miners supplies, paints, etc., are carried, together with a large stock of implements from the most reliable manufacturers. They are agents for the celebrated Studebake' wagons and buggies, and give their patrons the benefit of a selection from a large stocs. Harness and saddlery goods of every description are carried, and in this line their stock is complete. PEOPLES MEAT MARKET. To be able to procure good, fresh and wholesome meat,, and accessories in their season, is .the distinot accom modation offered those of our citizens who trade with the above mentioned establishment. The location is a handy one and the place is fitted up in the most modern manner for car rying on a business of this nature, and the stock is compl-to in every line. Fresh and salted meats and special outs of every kind are always on hand. A. T. Martin, the proprietor, has been personally handling this buiness since September of luct year, and he being an experiened butcher has done much toward building up the Increased trade. DARNEILLE RESTAURANT. This is a very well manat'i d and up-to-date rooming house and restautant, and personal attention given to the guests add greatly to its dcsirtble features. There is no better cooking in the city, it teiug th- object ot the management to serve whole-owe meals, while the lodging is everything to be desired. It is located ou Sixth street, betwreu I and J, and is the stopping place of quite a number of people. Single meals are served at a (jaarter eauh, or one may secure room and board at " per week. The business was established last September, and has tally met the expectstious of the pro;rietor, H. L. Daineille. W. A. PADDOCK. The above gentleman now operates the oldest bicycle establishment iu Grants Pa s. and it is one which has crown in public favor since its incap tion. having extended its operations until at present it is a business of considerable proportion. He is located at 110 Front street, where a complete line of liicvclfH. talkiug machines, cot lerv. li-hiuii tackle and sporting goods are carried. In the bicyclu liue, besides other, popnla- maks. he carries tho celebrated Racycle.and iu all branches he enjoys a liberal patrouuge. EARL V. IN-JELS, B. 8. This gentleman stands high as an assayer and chumUt, and duriug his residence in this city has accomplish ed much. His office is equipped with the I test appliances for this liue of work, and his efforts are above re proach. He acquired his profession from one of the best sources, viz., being a graduate of Drake University of the Class of '01 Like any other territory abounding in minerals, there are sure to be good aud bad types of investments open to the pub lic, aud It is wen 10 secure me au- vice of an expert. BUSINESS POINTERS. Dr. Flaimgnn, Physician and Drntist. l i'l. niH-if rM-rwtion Drutririst. A (JeutleniBii's smoke the Stnge liue. Hand Primers and Tree Pruuers at Crame Bros For a c eau bed and a good meal try the Western Hotel. Si'coud Imnd cook stoves and heaters cheap. Moore's teaoud hand store. Placer and quarts locat'ou uotices mine leeils, leases, etc., at me Courier ohice. l?Blch out early chick' n with a Petaluma Incubator. We have Hrocd ers also. Cramer Bro. Grants Pas Tailoring Company have bought gouris at Ml ceuls cu the hillir, and otli-r tno sum' as i.w h tlS, in u alt. Tron-iers 1 oO 12-15 if Ijnfnl'n-iin r- tltnhirl Calliug Cardk Courier Building. nileiiiliit line ul Kim-mi Charter Oak Rautfe a' ! V-tn' Curtis & Co. fot Watches. Clocks, Gold Kings and Jewelry, nun watch repairing, engraving. Uoods sold at reasonable prices. Come aud see n. I. O. I). F. Building, Grants Puss, Or -non. Failed. All effort have failed to And a bet ter remedy for coughs, colls and lung troubles lh.n Foley's honey and Tar. It stops the cough, heals the longs and pievents serious results i from a cold. J is. Patterson, Nashua, Iowa, writes: "Last Win ter I had a bad cold on my luurs and tried at lean halt a doseu advertised rough mediciues and had treatment from two physicians without (letting auy benefit. A friend recommerded Foley's H'ocy and Tar and two thirds of a bottle cored me. I consider it the greatest cough and Inug mediciue iu the wor.a.' Kflteruictd. toi salu iy U. W v4a Tl less lhuuiuvu ui wiuwr liiiiuie I ablets. ftoakoraoU l3Boita. This CLEMENS S ELLS BOOKS AND UttUUCD, GRAFTS ORANGE FRON 1 T . T- -W"r feu V.Ja T 'O- lv AJ rj- , . 1te ' Seven-room story and a half house A BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE. Phone 484 rvwwwv Bert Barnes Reliable Watchmaker I At Clemens' I Buy and Sell Real Estate HOW IS $1250 takes good 6-room, one and a half story house with two lots on north side of railroad; easy terms. 18 acres of river bottom land about one and a half miles west of the city; price, $1250. Plenty of other good snaps. ) Youry for bargains, Joseph Moss, The Real Estate Man Hki.lo 3')3 Office, 516 E Street PLUMBING We are prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing, We use first efass material and employ ex perienced workmen. Come to us for estimates on Sewer Con. ni'Ctions. : : : Mining and Irrigating Pipe, Tin and Galvanized Iron work. I'urnace Heating Hair-Kiddle The Club Stables FRANK HECK, Proprietor Successor to Hayet & Heck Special attention given to mining men and commercial travelers. J Sixth street, Grants Pass, Ore li mi ui hi in ! To Cure a M :r One Dav aS! . . PAbb, ut. ' v !k vk . ' " ' vv' ' J4r1 - - iiA v r nn a tri? j. invitAc, Grants Pass, Ore. THIS? 611 Residence. Grants Pass, Ore. HEATING a specialty. Hardware. Co. 2on . w' HBt CarMCHai ) I signature. V?CZr iT I J