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ROGUE RfVKR COURIER. GRANTS PASS. OREGON. MARCH 8, 1907. Hew Spring Styles in Shoes R. L. IIOWAKD BUILDING ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, OREGON. Published Every Friday. Subscription One Year, in advance, HI i Month, Three Months, Single t'opies, Rates: ll.M) .76 .40 .Oft Advertising Races Furnished on application at the office, or by mall. Obituaries and resolutions of con dolence will he charged for al fie per line; sard of thanks fiOc A. E. VOORIIIES, Prop. Entered at the post o ill re at Oranta t'sss, Oregon, as second-class mall mailer. FRIDAY. MARCH 8, 1107. MORE LAND INCLUDED IN FOREST RESERVE Hard on Locaters and Timber Seekers but Belter for the Miners. By the order of President Roosevelt made Monday all the timber laud iu the United States ou vacant land is placed In forest reserves. As Bontli em Oregon Is tlmliered section this nuts all the government land in the reserve except odd tracts in the settle incuts. The object of this sweeping order of the president is to nave to the people the remainder of the timber and not let it be nobbled up by the timlHred boarons. It will put the lcsiators out of business. It will now lie necessary for all Rogue River Val ley stockmen to get a permit to run their stock on the government laud for all outside range in this Valley is now lu the forest reserve. The forest reserve will be an advantage to the prospectors for now thev can prospect and after (hung their assessment work go off for the year with no fear of Undilig on Iheir retuiii the laud and their claim taken up by a timber lo cator. Mines can b" developed and wmked'on forest reserve and such tim ber as may be needed can be cut under a permit frmut lie supervisor The ifovcriiiiicnt will sell timber from the reserves to lm cut under the regulations that will prevent needless waste of young trees. The stiunpage will be reasonable mid as it doc not have to be paid until the operator is ready to log it Willi of special ad vantage to th" small mill men for it will not be necessary to have a big lot of inonev tied up in timber lands ill order to hold it when needed. There are yet b'i ilavs In which timber filings can be made. COMING r.VI.MS Manh 11, Monday Annual meeting of Applegate Valley Telephone Co See local column. March II. Monday --Supvi visor An drrson to meet sloe' mem at Provolt at '' p in to get forest reserve ura. log pvrmtta. March I '3, Tuesdav Regular meeting of tiraiil Puss i 'oininorciiil I'l.ih Mar II Thtirsdav Mrs. Waughtal' Millinery opening commences It s It March IV Friday :t y, if t.'lles ale paid I', 'tor. r cent rel ate this d tte Mar V7. Wednesday Tini-ile sti! per at Ma-otuc Hall by t!n' I a.t. rii Star Mar. Friday I'ctltativ l'r--hv teriun men etiteitaut at ti e opera house. March ;i. Saturday Print growers iiiei'tiiig for Kigiie River Valb-v to Ih held In Giants I ' i to I e id dressed bv speak, .n :tie gi cultural I V.Vce an. I H . .1 K.v, r April i lie 1. M l. lav - l'ell ' half tax i. laid In I av .d".l da April .'" td col.nl. com April V. Moo the I ' 1 1 c 11 1 1 1 ' III Ii ' I .1. -i 1 rcil bt.irl.. t' When youM'iiy shoes in which are embodied style, fit and quality at the same price as the other kind, isn.t that a strong argu ment in favor of the former We Have just received part of our spring shipments in shots and oxfords, the styles are snappy and just what dressers de mand and are made up in the fol lowing leathers, Patent colt, Patent Kid, Gun Mental, and Vici Kid. BART LETT SIXTH STREET Mr. Anderson Will Meet Stockmen On Invitation of the officers of the Applegate Valley Telephone Com pany, M. J. Anderson, acting super visor of the Siskiyou and Ashland forest reserves, will be present at the meeting of the members of the Tele phone Company at Provolt on Mon day, March 11, at 2 p. in. The object in having Mr. Anderson at this meet ing is that he may meet the stockmen of Applegate and Williams Valleys, who will be present and who will want to arrange for graziiig peimits ! in the foreet reserves under his con- trol. It is expected that all stockmen ! proposing to graze stock In the Hiski- ( yon and Ashland forest fosrves will be present as application for permits ' must all be filed with Mr. Anderson I at tills otllce in Grants Pass by April i 1st One of the duties of Mr. Anderson is to protect the timber on the forest reserves uuiler his control from the ravages of fire. To enable the fores: rangers to patrol the reserves during the dry season trails over which horses can be ridden will be envt. These trails will connect with the various county roads that lead to or pass through the reservations. The government will also construct tele phone lines along the principal trails and phones will be installed at camps and rendezvous for the rangers. Per mission will tie given to have theee government lines connected with the lines of the Applegate Company and the forest rangers will be given free switching over the Company! lines and with the office of- tupsrvisor Andersou in Grants Pass in exchange for the Stock men, who are members of the Telephone Company und who have stock ou the forest reserve, us ing the government telephones. Theie is a heavy penalty for rang ing stock on forest reserves without a permit and that all stockmen effected may know the boundaries of both the Siskiyou and Ashland reserves Super visor Anderson will nave maps with bun at tlu meeting at Provolt show ing the limits of each reserve. CHURCH NOTICES. Hapliat Church. Tli" morning worship hegi-ja n 10 HO sharp. The seventh discourse iu the series - Sermons" in Stone" will Ih delivered. Subject, "IV light and Duty " The Bible School meets at 1 1 I ". The Junior Union is at H p. in. The topic for the Senior Union at i : " Patriarchs, ' evening servi moil on the ti 10 is I.es-ons from the No 3 Abraham. Hi,. i'.i Is at 7 ;to with a si r 1 'pi,- ' How Much Better Is Man than a diallv invited. Sheep. " You ar' cor i M K. Chun Ii So vi ih Pleaching Siindav luotiuig and even ing by Rev. S M Nickel, forme. Iv of Pennsylvania. I'rrthv tn mil Chuitlt. bile of M'rvi. os i! tl,t. Helli in. Sell ProsbW t i.ui Clinch lor Sun l.i v, March 10; 1 1 a. in of seriuon : oi, the R Faith. ' ' Murium; " The I I Ve it lotls Wei-shll' Theme tile date k... , t : cf Reason and 7 :W 1 iVttHl Porce. I in Ti 1 lu. i l-'vellllli! Worship Hi'l'.Hl lel-s l it i it. the tlllld livt-lf" in the I 'oui e Amei lean l, .l s ,i, on I'oi in.n ue Korc. . in ".llT I ess,. US Tt, HI :is-s b adtnt,'. in American hist, r c. nvev as ni l. t n '111 t; c lutori are as vahiahle and -nan: of oh t. S t' Is ' 1 It H r o, IVve for U.l'l .If 1 f I'liiiicli arlots. , in: 1 1 Notice to Tax Paver. Notice in hereby jjiven that the tax roll for Josephine County. Orenon, is now open for collection and payment of taiet, aud all who make foil pay ment of their tax bofore March 15, UK)", will receive a rebate of 8 per contain. Hn'f payment of laxei can 1 1) rade prior t the first Monday in Aaril without in'e es' charged, or lanalty. and the remniiiuK half can then be paid at any time prior to the first Monday in Octob. r IU07. Where no tax ii paid by the first Monday iu April, 1!H)7. laid tax will become de linquent and the ttatote reqnirei, from that date, a charge or in per cent penalty and an interest charge of one per centum per niontn on me ix until it shall be paid. W. J RUSSELL. Sheriff and ex-offlcio tax collector of Josephine County, Ore. How to Remtia Young. 1 To continue ynong in health and i strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan, 1 McDonoHHh. Ga.. did She ays: "Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured me of chronic liver and stomach trnnhle. com nitrated with snch bu unhealthy condition of the blood that mv skin turned red as Annuel, lam now practically 20 years yonnger than la-fore I took Electric Bitters. I can now do all my work with ease and as sist in my husband's store." Gurau teed at all drug stores. Price 50c. Applications for Grazing Permits. Notice Is hereby given that all ap plications for permits ;o graze ft')"'' horses and sheep within the SISKI YOU FOREST RESERVE during the season of 11107 must be lUed in mv rflice at Grants Pass. Ore., on or before Anril 1. 1'.m;7. Full Informa tion in regard te the grazing fees to be charged, and blank forms to be n.itrl tti making applications, will be farlnihed upon reiiueet. M. J. ANDERSON, S- t Acting Supervisor, Cnnklin Building. Grants Pass, Ore. f I AQQC"ITr AHQ LAO 1 ' 1 11 U AUJ' FOR SALE. MINING MACHINERY One !I5 H. P. Enterprise Marine Engine aud Boiler, one Steam Hoist complete, one Rock Crusher, one Stoivisant quartz mill, one Lot of Stem pipe, one Cyanide Plant Complete, one Solution Pump,. The above machin ery is new and in splendid condition. Anvnne wanting information in re gard to it will please call on or ad dress E. P. Dixon, Grants Pass, Ore. !l N tf EGGS Rhode Island Reds are tinsur 2 passed as Winter 'layers, are hardy, rapid growers, mature early. $1.80 for 15 eggs. M. E. Moore, Grants Pass, Ore. H-8-4t EVER BEARING Strawberry plants t.fiO per hundred. Alvah Nipper, West Maiu St Il-M It - - ----- - - KOR SALE cheap, at Woodville, four acres fenced and under cultivation, some small fruits, new four room house barn and outbuildings good chicken ranch, more land joining if needed. Come and tee it. Geo. W. Morton, Woodville. Ore. HH 4t IRRIGATED LAND Deep, rich loam bottom land for cherry, peach, apple, berry, union, alfalfa, small traits. Ben A. Lowell, Woodville, (ire. ,'t-l 4t PIANO for sale at barngin. Impure at Thomas & O'Neills, the House liirntslicrs. Il-lt f STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ft. ."si per hundred. ,1 II Robertson, GruntH Pass, Ore., R. V. 1). No. . :t. ,'t UATlT.K-i; head of Shorthorn cat tle, .' '.' year old and In I year eld steers : t An cows Ti and s years old will freshen about Muv 1, for sale at a bargain. on or address A A 11 ins Ih, Drvdeti. Ore :! 1 rt CARROTS for hale, white or red bv the sack or ton. Lock box 'M or call on II. II. Alvi rsnii, West Grants Pass. (r Cllll'KKNS-llave a few settings f eggs, tr.'iii mv pi n of Hum ( irping. ton I'liickeiis that are not spoken for. The Orpington is last taking the lead among Chickens, having taken the had m Gnvcrnmi it m laving ! ,t. also are the l.ire-t of el'-Hii liinhed birds. Iiiomre at tub i: ru Ore. Supplv Co. store P.i Inn r '.'.' It for I.', P.t.i.s ioi; .elect, I , br.d for Uiet.r I Noit'. '-ih ANl.i'K ii Ad Ir -s M r D No HATCHING l gs's Mv , i, k l"l-llies. I'e'.Ilir vis .Icbn S ' s are 1 f.'lilic lll'll ers. I 1 '. I S 'iHi ' t, i 't. Gia i's I' , ar Wilder, i le s. K tf I Nl.lli !;N P. P Ih. i it'L-s f. r i V, I 'Sk it tin at tt , s'.uis' ! y 1'. i-io . II. e' t is! . Mi '"L"' ''I'lil hi L'i IV ea't an I e cf Co ". lor r'-e- near -' ' ' it. !!! ta aliiufs. ' 1 u r I. a ''f lilts II V f.ic Two l n ; - m, t'cu Tie k and a'o p, a, !; and ar; 'Cd .lap i ii, 'e tf" Ki ho U N. N 1! 1'lls. .1 11 ; r ' if. N1'V- 1 K 1 1 cd I a vi small t f.T few ; i ,.' ...le lie' I t 'i; s- i i, ):.:-, w. I'sin-ss and H S..('a!r,', 1' Stiele cold st,-r k-s. l'iv, nut. V,c OCe.au ti ..r r k:i CVs li. a' i can I'oU Ml te .1 l; I II KOR SLE-Steek General merchan dise llitel furniture, and fixtures at Wolf Creek. Will take good rest- dence property well locaieu m Grant Pass Wilson Co., Leland. Ore. 1-25 tf GOATS F. A. Pierce, Merlin, Ore", Breeder of Pore blood Angora Gnats; Flock headed by South African i.iv.rt- correspondence solicited in regard to goats. 11-211 tf POLAND CHINAS 1 still have Rood individual o! both sexes, Spring and Fall farrows ; re stered or not as desired; wh bred or open. Hoars in service, Oretfon s Perfec tion (HUSH Bfid Chief Sonsliine illllJlf! , I H KoblDSOD. n r. I). No. 2, Grants Pasi. 1-4 I3t TEN-ACRES, miles north of city limits, on Rural Route. Water to irrigate H,' acres. 24x24 bam, two floors, chicken house, wire fenced, 4-rooiu house. One-half acre i'l strawberries, raspberries, fruit trees etc. Five acres in high state of cul tivation. Price ftdJO. Call on or address L. H. Hughes, R. F. V. No. 1, Grants Pass. Ore. 1-25 4t FOR RENT. HOP YARD for reut, 25 acre tract. Apply to J D. Drake. 2-23 2t FURNISHED Housekeeping Rooms fnooire of Mrs. John Summers North th St. 2-22 tf WANTED. WANTED 100 pitch fence posts, 7,s feet long.-J. H. Ahlf. WANTED Grants Pass business prop erty in exchange for Hood River ap tde land. Also HO-acre improved stocK farm iu Yamhill Co., for tale or exchange. For particulars lid Ires W. H. Alibott. Hood River. lS-4t WANTED Grain Sacks, Tools and other sreond-haud goods. Harrison Pros., Second hand-store, corner Sixth and J street. 2-'.t tf C. L. IvOEL of Odessa wants loggers and tinilier cutters to deliver 2.1SI0,- 000 feet of logs to mill by contract liefore snow flies; short haul, level roads, one 4-horse team, two trucks, chains, etc. furnished. Also left hand 3-gang edger wanted. Write or call at null Odessa, ( re. 8 8 tf STRAYED. HEIFER There came to my place iu the Fall of 1905 a red uud white heifer marked with crop off right ear. Owner can have same by proving propery and paying charges Mrs. J. Savage. 3-1 6t ('(JLT Straved from mv place at Wil- derville, a black colt with white strip in forehead; ti months old. Notify G. W. Lewis, Wilderville, lire bV-'t LOST. PURSE containing f'22 and lodge re ceipts, lost March 1. between the! Rebknpt ranch and Grunts Pass, "Finder please uotlfyl Clarence! Suvder. S-N at A PAIR of breast tugs for single bug gy harness. Finder leave at Courier office and get reward. H I tf FOUND. FUR Ladies neck fur. Owner can secure same at Courier office. 2-22 tf HELP WANTED. WANTED At the Courier office, a good, steady boy to learn trade. GIRL Wanted for generl housework. Address box 400, Grants Pass. .'I S tf WANTED Salesmen. Many Make 100 to ll.'iO per month ; some even more Stock clean : grown on Reser vation, far from old orchards. Cash advanced weeklv. Choice of terri tory. Address Washiutgon Nursery Coiupanv, Toppenish, Washington. ii 'js tf PERSONAL. Good luck end opportunity for all. E. BROWN, the distinguished menial scientist per.iiiineiulv located at t lie southeast crriu r i f bridge and Pine St. ARK YOU UNHAPPY? Do you wish to barn how to control the one von love, what you should do to lii successful, v,i,. you nhould go ami whom you should avoid? If so, call at i-uce on Brownie-- her powers are almost beyond belief. You will be astonished, dumbfounded Htid amazed at the remarkhle things and scor es she tells. Hinrs u a. in. to M, Sundays included. E. Brown. S-N 41 MISCELLANEOUS. PRANK BURNKTT-Upholstenng. mission furniture made to order. U( i ,s. - I his is tile time when eggs f, ,r sett inj are in demand If vcu have I' r s.i'e advert se t em now. It est. but per line p, r week. Si.KKT MUslU-The complete edition of McKinley sheet tii'isie m stock at the I'hcto an, M;:.,. ,st,,r, po: ular music-H..oc .,, ets ni sbn'k. P' 'N'T let the nibbv. aim the borers kill yecr trees wtwii tl , v can le pr. te ted by a l!..-s I'r. te'. ter at a cost of 1'4 cents api.v and that win la-i ti.r.- y..ir Mad. of l Ueca cod, 1 no last, ni r-. :."! rripiircs I'l- at W. 1.. s.lll ir la'i'l . r a! i-,. , o II I'lirk- r. tif,,i;!s T, R"!':e Ull iT V-lHeV nt tor s tf IT I 1'KW or .! down v, ur tre. . :-w. 1 'it as frmt uiioer th n. v will let ik-':i ; will lay v u i i ereafer. it your tre,.. -I ray .uid 't'li i:..n,.st 1 i i' 1. '.!: e .prayinj . in ar is 1 i;itai ts i' Use tl I K-'iaraiiiee t win. 1 1 1 s-1 eci.V. i av "-.nil! do : i t tr aid at' ,1 J 11 d'.s fr n i; at a Ill's J', ord. i.h' uu s i'l ar!- s QotciJ for 1 1 Cutters Loggers and U 1 1 I I U . I II 11 vv n A AC II II 1 II II ii n ii ii ii nn ii u u un urn it. v nn inn ti m ev sa m rm m u .ii. nm uiviuuii, nib. I vjui .tiuiio uaiuj tut iiic i i icw it A H III. .1.1 I km. .Mill ARE YOU BUYING MINING STOCKS? Send all your orders for listed and unlisted stocks. We can secure nything you want. If you see a stock advertised that you want to buy, send us the order to ex ecute, Write to us for anything in the line of informa tion concerning any stocks. Send For Frtc Market Letter. W. E. Cox H CO. Incorporated 24.V244 Monadnock Building, - - San FranciscoCal Big and Sure Profit in FRUIT RAISING In Rogue River Valley In KistiiHtin Bros.' orchard an IS year old Newton tree hore this last, season ;(7'.., boxes of linirketanle ap ples. In the orchard of L. L. Ben nett, president of the Medford Fruit Growers Union, a l.Vvear old New ton tree here ;:t boxes this last season of tine aplles. The (irants Bass Kruit Growers Union pit ifl.TH a box net on their shipment of New ton ap ples to New York this last season Other tret s in the above oriluinls bore from lu to :lo hoses each and hs there are from e-l t') tin trees to the acre, the value of the crop per acre would average fully $Hi0. As it costs for a medium size orchard . cents a boi to urow and put apples cu the car the protit on an orchard will beat the average e,,d mine and far ahead of wheat at !i ci nts a bnsh.-l or buy at u a ion. Xinv is the time to invest in JephiiH' County Fruit Land at I liom 5- tn $! per acre. ! In Jacksoii County tie same quality! of land and the same distance tVnm the railroad sells ren.li'y at from jlmi ' '" " lr acre. As .losepluue I county has the same soil, climate aud I market advantages as has Jackson! county land here through tlie interest' now tcitie. taken in truit raising will soon ko tsHHiniii; in value. The wise1 invest! r will buy now ad double his money in two years. Kuli particulars Bs to differ-ut kinds ' soi.s. location, cu of pliintinu and of 1 niark.-tii!,- fruit u-iven hv CI IAS. MISERY;, viler of Frt'.'.t Land.- in ;. ,,.,r?s 0f ROGUE RIVF.R VAI.I.HV Lutrn and r, inetnbi r tl . lt'er trotn am ii'' n' time you ansed :iv ihmn w, a-l:. r -win n v -,r hei.i ti'irlv -:rs;. trcm m -sraia-trv I'aj .r l 's ml ' I.'.niti.'r.t. It ,;: r:,r vo I o ii. nein 1 1-i-i : i; . . , elll. lea,',. l.-VVs, wr,.,.: v --;r linii'ieii; 'r.-vi 1 w i- a -r s-.-,.,,.r . '"'. at 1 N --,'.:..., ' I - T tl it 11' W I ;cn ' :v. i ..-n "1 H e Used1 ' :-!!!; it ' m li:.ueti.a- ,:!' I '"H-e.l tO ' trotn th, -e v- t! ' te li LU-Ls.- I. ', - . KENNEY PAYS CASE For BUTTER, EGGS and FARM PRODUCE. Fall stock of HHHIH l till. I 1 I V I.1HFII.7J tiiiMly. Aims, Tobacco jukI Cigars. KENNEY CASH STOKE Sixth street bet. I and J. First National Bank Of Southern Oregon grxxts pass, oregox CAPITAL STOCK - 75,000 RESOURCES - 450,000 H Pay Interest on Time Deposits L. B. Hall. President J- C Campbell, Vice-President H L, OiT.KFY.'Cashler' R. K. Hackett, Asst-CastiUr;, 1 1