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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1907)
ROGUH RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON. JANUARY 25 1907. i J i re You House Chasing I am just now chasing after housechasers my self, havinj on my books a lot of most desirable Country properties that will be sure to please the wise investor. If you want a house for a home, or to buy as a speculation, make me a call and I have no doubt I can suit you. Or if you own properties and would like to sell or ex change, I am in a position to find you parties willing to do business. JOSEPH MOSS, HE REAL ESTATE MAN. Office 516 E St. ine Bartlett Pears Several thousand strictly first class, one year old Pear trees, 4 to 6 feet high. :ALSO: Walnut and Ornamental trees, Shrub Roses. Address . B. PILRINGTON, " NURSERYMAN . O. Box 242 Portland, Ore. W. C. T. U. COLUMN. All matter for thia column Is supplied by the Josephine County Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union, Y. and L. T. L- Uranches. Rogue River Valley WUIT& D7URY LANDS Meserve & Meade Courier Block, Grants Pass EXTBXSI VE BDVERTISIXG 1 distant papers and an acquaintance all over the Coast enables us to MAKE QUICK STILES me fine bargains In Fruit and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches, Quartz id Placer Mines, Town Property, Business Chances, (or cash or on time Grants Pass W. O. T. TJ. will hold their regular meeting February 1, in the parlors of the M. E. chorea. Mrs. C. O. Beckaian, saperiuteudeot of the department of "Rescue Work" is preparing the program. Mrs. GmIibui has consented to give a talk ou the subject. Yon are invited to (tend this instructive and helpful meeting. The meeting under "Moral Education" (Purity) was held at the residence of H. L. Gilkey, January 18 as announced. After a brief business session, Mrs. H. L. Gilkey was in troduced and au Interesting aud in structive program rendered. The piano solo by Miss Laoosta Man gum and the violin solo by Miss Walter were especially enjoyed by all. The paper by Mrs. Bertha Courtney, on "Child Pority the Safeguard of Society," contained practical sugges tions which aroused . lively discussion among tliose who are awake to the evils which beset the pathway of children. As a remedy for some evils among small children at school, it was so guested that mothers acquaint themselves thoroughly with the length of time required for children to reach the school and send them at the proper time. Dear mothers, be vigilsut. The attendance of 60 members and friends proves an interest abounds, and with God's richest blessings upen our efforts, may we continue in the good work. Three members were ob ligated and received the little bow of white ribbon which all Christian women are orged to wear. "The white ribbon is symbolical not only of purity and peace, bnt it includes all the correlated reforms that center iu the protection of the home." "Do any hearts beat faster, Do any voices brightea, To hear yoar footsteps on the stair, To meet you, greet yon, anywhere? Life wars not worth the liviug, If no one were the better, For having met thee on the way, And known the sunshine ol thy stay. Give as tby God is giving ; To no one be a debtor I So hearts shall faster beat for thee And faces beam tby light to see. HATTIE I. fl. CALVERT. Press Supt., Grants Pass W. C. T.U. A Hard Pltvc to Boom. The Roeebnrg Review editor baa this to say of conditions in bis town : "It is little use for the looal editor to waste his lungs and sprain his spine in trying to boom a town when the citizens all stand around with their bands in their pockets and in differently wait for something to turn up. If the capitalists or business men do not put their shoulders to the wheel and do a little boosting it is oseless for the editor to try and boom things. He can write "boom' - articles till he gets bald headed, but if the citizens themselves do not take hold and pobIi, the town will forever stick lu the mod. Of what use is it for the local paper to suggest improvement aud new enterprises if the suggestions are not acted opon. One man cannot boom a town. It requires the oon certed actions of the citizens. When one man shoulders a town and at tempts to carry it ther are always a lot of cranky kickers ready to jump ou top of the load. Unity of action in what counts. " Money Attracts ...Money... One little deposit attract! another, and thus your bank savings will grow and grow. Cultivate the habit of saving as much as yon can from your income. It is the one great way to become wealthy and independent. The man with the bank account is a power in the land. Open an account today, with the Grants Pass Banking ATraatCa, and watch your money accumulate. Grants Pass Banking & Trust Go. GRANTS PASS, orkgon. Fruitgrowers of Rogue River Valley find the Courier of special interest I want your bargains in rJ7iinlei find rJ?imlx;i IfindM Can use a few homestead and tim ber relinquishments. P. O. Bo 366, Roseburg, Oregon. The Courier, one year 11.50; six months, TS cent. OLD VIRGINIA. From a famous old Southern recipe. Purest selected milk corn, blended and seasoned with spices and other delicate ingredients. JQ, It gives a zest to the meal and can be used in hundreds of ways for meats, fish, game, luncheons, sandwiches, and in fact, where ever a condiment or relish is used. L No matter whether you serve good things hot or cold, Alvord's Old Virginia Corn Relish will enhance their flavor. Order a bottle today from Smythe-Gc-mble Co. 412 Front St. Phone 431 County Alienor Waylaid. J. W. Coulter, of Leslie, 8. D. , Assessor of Stanley County, relates the following : "I was waylaid by a complication of throat and lung troubles, bronchitis, asthma and a terrible cough, which had affected me for years, wheu I was persuaded to try Dr. King's New Discovery. Relief came almost immediately, and in a short time a permaneut cure re sulted." No other medicine compares with it as a sure and qnick core for coughs and colds. It cures after all other remedies have failed. Every bottle guaranteed at all drug stores. Price 60o and (1. Trial bottle free. E. A. WADE Dry Goods, Underwear, Notions, Etc. Front Street west Palace hotel GRANTS PASS, OREGON, fHE FASHION JVERT . . . FEED AND SALE STABLES' QILMORE it BOREN, Proprietors.! Street between Fifth and Sixth t'Hosa 881 Grant PasOOreon AJUJLE AND GRANITE WORKS J. B. PADDOCK, proprietor. ; am prepared to furnish anything in the line of Cemetery work in any kind SearfyThirty years of experience in the Marble business warrants my saying I can fi I vour orders in iue "i; u 3an furnish work in Scotch, Swede nr American dranite or any kind of le , . Front street, next to Green's bnnehop. A Big Appletre Order. A news item telU of the Washington Nursery Company of Topieuish hav ing recently 'contracted with au irri gation company at Spokane to suply it with 1,000,000 apple trees wdich will be planted on a large tract of land near Spokane. This sale of nur sery stock is a record breaker. Three former Salem gentlemen are members of the nursery company aforemen tioned, viz: A. W. McDouaM, C. J. Atwood and F. A. Wiggins all live, energetio men, possessed with busi ness sense and capabilities of the bigg (t order. Salem Statesman. ill.: PENNYROYAL PILLS Si,fa cvnd reliable, they a nuareama we.kres. In. ja rre&M vigor, banish pains. 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