ROGUE RIVER COURIER . nvMt PASS. OREGON, MAKglMg a vvkv11 i J. Pardee Stalpe and Fancy Groceries Garden Reeds, Ouion Sets, Poultry Food, Ground Bone Grit and Shell I Chick Feed for the Little Chicks Wllderville Orchardiets Want Telephones. J. H. Robinson, the well knwn or chardist and nurseryman of Wilder villi), was in Grants Pus Tuesday with a wagon load of applet which he sold in the local market at a good , price. Mr. Kobinsoo stated that be . ir1 had irnod demand for trees this I Uveitis an1 thut mnro frtit treea have Ry Mr. Kinney Sell Timber. The long peoding sale of the Hilt Sugar Pine Company 'holdings of Um ber land was consummated this week, the porohers being the Northern California Lumber Company. This sale Includes 6.500 acres of valuable timber near Hiit, CaL. and lying ltMn two to fonr miles of the S. P. THE CITY COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING Appoint. Park Committee Asks Commercial Club to Co-opere-te. end a saw mill of 40,000 capacity, a npr.UR aua - ""-"- ,, mlll w.ted at Hilt, logging St. Patrick Post Gards AXD Shamrock TIT QLEMENS SellsDrugs of the city j Front Ptnx-t., m ar 1'ulace Hole (.HANTS I'ASS, OHIO. TELEPHONE 86 t E i) i: i: n i n u I Hpeclal leased wire, longest In world. This Is the kind of weather that makes as fuel glad were alive. There is a man in Michigan who says be saw a robin taut week. Hah ! we see thuui the year around iu Or egon. The man with a hand full of salt Is not very likely to catch the Oregon bear. "The settlers on Upper Elk creek are vieing with each other on clearing and crops this year. Oo it, boys. We like to see a good rare. L. R. Webb is at present looking after his copper claims in Del Norte oounty, Cal., The company has six claims there and we understand the showing Is good. Reform and reform t Puts us iu mind of riinithaud Smith everywhere to be found. There is uothlug to re formed uuluss its a lot of measly officials. Aunt Harriet Webb was rlH years old on February lifith and that evaut was celebrated by a good old fashioned dinner and plenty of it, a great many friends being present and what w didn't do to that cake was a oaotiou. Uncle Clark fult so good he took out his fiddle, sawed "Old Zip Coon" iu two, mads the "lieaux of Oak Hill" diszy and ohasud the "Arkausaw Traveler" Into his hole. Yes he did. We have several "fuunygrnfts" in Klk Valley and what they need mostly is new records. We have heeii accused of being a friend to a domoeratio paper. That's right, we are a friend to any honext paer. The Courier ami Observer are both honest so far as we know and we are surely friendly to both. If our local papers fall. Urn conuty falls, one cannot rise without briug iug up the other. Again we say, there la no greater commonwealth builder than the press. Hut say, ia the Courier democratic? KliKN. New Victor and (Miaou Uncords just received at the Mimic .Store. A I l i: ii a n n : A mi in In' r of our people visited (Irantl Pass last week. tjueer thing. Everything booming in the logging camp. The I'enil I.uniher Co. have lened the Werta Sawmill and will operate the same this season. Mr. Chan. Numiioiia was called to lloiae City, Idaho, Wednesday cin aooonnt of li in wife's itlnesn She was visiting relatives at that place. Crusty Hatch in absent and we wish he would ooiue back and tend to buiaiiesa. Some of our boys have lieen lieating the railroad company out of car fair by walking to Hugo. 1 gue.-a they have some pretty girls Jtlisre well an at Wildehlle farmers are giving better attention o their orchards than heretofore and all are spraying and potting the trees in shape for producing a large crop of saleable fruit. Mr. Robinson is one of the strong lupporters of the Fruit Growers Union and he is confident that every froit grower of the Wilder villa district will ship through the Union this year. In the effort to secure telephones for the farming districts of Josephine County Mr. Robinson is a willing worker for he realizes that to the fruit growers especially 'he telephone Is a necessity, and it is a money haver to every farmer. Mr. Robinson thinks that meiuberB enough can he secured about WIderville and the intervening soctiou to Murpliy to warrant the building of a linu up to connet at Murpliy The regular meeting held inursaay all councilmen, with Kinney and G. v- loizirinff machinery, and represents an outlay to the California compaoy of over 1100,000. H. C. Kinney of this plat e was the largest stockholder in the Hilt company and had as associ ates Frank and Warren Mee and V. A. Peterson. This tract is one of the finest bodies of timber on the Coast and has all the adantages of location both as to ship nine facilities and to eae in logging. The purchasers will I robably construct written to ascertain a spur from the t. P. tracks to the the . timher and will do their lumbering by cement modern methods. Sa.lvn.tlon Armv. Week of si If denial and prayer will soon be nprm us and again we are going to appeal to your generous natures to assist us as you have in the Applegate tn The generous aid we have with the main rrejved from you in the pact is a line of the Applegate Valley Tele- f?ieieiit iruarautee of vour faith and phono Company so that corumunlca- confidence in our worlt. We auk you tion may be had with Grants Pass t0 u(.lp n8 that we may be able to and all parts of the Anplegate Valley. l(,ip B0Illeoiie else, it may be your ; brother, sinter or perhaps HORN. HOLLAND At Wilderville, Wednes day, February 27, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holland, a sou. FIREBAOH At Hood River. Ore , Sunday, March 3, 1007. to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Firebaugh, a daughter. HEITMAN At Portland, Ore., Wed nesday, March 6,; 1UU7, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heitman, a son, STEARNS At Portland, Ore.. Suu ilay. March 8, 1107, to Mr. and Mrs. I). N. Stearns, a daughter. council was with mayor and exception of H. C. Lewis, prestnt. The street committee recommended that the petition for a granite side walk on both sides of Fifth street troni the ad of street to its inter section with F street be granted. A copy of a letter written to.L. R. Fields, superintendent, by Mayor J. C. Smith was read. The letter was whether or not P. Co. would construct sidtwulk on both sides of Sixth Street, between r and U street. To this letter the Mayor received the following reply : "I beg to acknowledge receipt of yonrs of the Soth ult., relative to con struction of cement sidewalk on both sides of Sixth street, I expect to be in Grants Pass soon and would like to discuss this subject with you. The cost of putting in cement walk would be in the neighborhood of 1300, and it certainly appears to bo an unreason able demand on os; in connection with this will say that we feel satis fied decomposed aranite walk can be C. F. DIXON Successor to J- M. CHILES STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED New stock of goods just arrived. Special attention paid to family trade. TEAS AND COFFEES A SPECIALTY someone dear to you that we shall be called up on to help next. We are arranging .. . fi!.ti9faction t0 the public in general. Yours truly, L. R. FIELDS." The street committee recommended that the petition asking that the streets of the city be renamed, be DIED. ZOLLER At Grants Pass. Tuesday, March ft, I 'JO?, Huhliard Zuller, aged i0 years. The death of Mr. Zoller occurred Just one week after ttie death of his wife aud from the same cause-pueu-mouia. The deceased was born in New York state and removed to Grants Pass about 30 years ago and with his wife resided here uutil their death. He was a man of good qualities aud had a host of friends. At the time of his death he was street commiHsioner of the city. There were no ohildren aud uo relatives on the coast. for a banquet to be held on Saturday March 10th for the purpose of raising money that we may more successfully I carry on our work. Will you please assist us with either money or provisions? We shall need chickens, pork, beef, potatoes, email white bens, butter, coffee, tea, sugar, milk aud other good things to eat. Please drop us a card and we will call for your contribution or send to the Salvation Army hall. Any kyid uess you can show us in this matter will be highly appreciated. See bills later. CAPT. AND MRS. EUBAXKS, ; Salvation Armv. ; Accepts Call to Colorado. Rev. Clark Bower has accepted call to the pastorate of the Christian 1 co adopted. On 'motion seconded and duly carried the report was adopted. ; The following bills were ordered paid: j O H Riiios, sewer pipe, $24. j Rogue River Water Co, water, tl. Hair-Riddle Hdw Co, cement and I shovels, H 45. I Grants Pass Hdw Co, lateral sewer work, f.Y So. Ore. Supply Co, oats, 15.70. James Trimble, blacksmith work in 1WH!, T4.1!0. Roach & Cook, blacksmith work, Commercle.1 Club Will Meet. There Is a speciul and very import ant meeting of the Grants Pass Com mercial club clhd for ueit Tuesday, March 13, at M o'clock. Every mem ber is urged to be present. W. H. PATTILLO. Sec'y. v I 1. 1) r u v i i i v t w i l i) i: it v i L l i: Horn To Mr. and Mrs Holland, on February !!7, a sou. Pearl Lewis has oouiui'Uieed a term of school near Wonder. Word comes from Francis Hocking of Klamath Falls that their house burned recently. He was not tt home at the time and his wife could Have only a Very few thing. It mv.ined that the tire bad made such headway before being discovered and Inning the two little children to look after nearly everything burned Hark! don't you hear those wedding bells? Mr. Llpp and family have moved in to the prsouage for the present. We hear Cirrie I.ynd hnd married ami gone to Medford to make her home Fall grain is looking tine. Farmers are busy putting in Spring gram. We uihv read of the thermometer 1..,. ing BO degrees helow ,.r iu some places. ehH.clally in t'.uia.la. while here In Kood old Oreg,,,, the frogs Krs croaking and the wild Mowers are wel couiing Spring Why don't someone take a rural n,,! route through I ere , , with th- church of Colorado City, Colo., which was extended to him some six months ago but was declined on account of Important church work which Mr. Uower did not feel that he could leave unfinished here. The call was again extended and this time accepted. , principally in the hope that the change of climate will be beneficial to the health ot Mrs. Rower. They plan to leave here about April 14. Worked Like Charm. Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louisa, a. says: "I ran a nail in my foot last week and at once applied Ruck len's Arnica Salve. No inflammation followed: the salve simply healed the wound." Heals every sore, burn and skin disvasc. Gurautend at all drug stores. 2c. The New" 1 EDDY PEAK UA.Yit! at the Sugar Pine Store, ," cents each. Herman Homing's Home made candies are always fresh, aud they are pure. ;i i -jf O. A. Thomas went with Maurice Wdnters of Albany, ou a cruising trip into the Wiiuer country Thursday. limes. A full liue of the latest creations ill Spring and Summer Dress fabric, wamt Iwltern and lieadv to wear bin wainta in Silk and tine PcrNiau l.awus. U.iight hoiore the advance and sold at crorea.Hindingly low jrice The Sugar I'uw Stor . 3-1 '.'t Alice KeOHwIu Mtdtlini, was something 'to M.i 'recorded in the annals of history. Met tunc h,, been' acknowledged the greatest of liver regulators. A positive cute for ltihous hevlachet. Constipation, Chilis and Fever, and all liter com paitils J O. Smith. Little link Ark. writes: "Herbme i (ho gnat est Oliver medicine known Have ued it for years It doe ;t'e work " For by National Driu- iv .m,! pern ray. wav to cure 'listitmuiual is ca-iwd bv o of the mucous lube. Vtbi Uftlnttt I innot Be Cured by local applications. , thev cannot reach ths .lieHsed portion' of the ii. mere II Olllv one deafness, nud tha: is bv ,-. remedies IVafuek llitlained condi lion lining or trw. r er... .,,.... - ' "'..a l lU'tv w lien be tubs is liit!,e, v iav. ling sound or imperfect h,.Hri;,g ,,,,1 bei, it ...ntirelv eiose,). ,i,.fs,', ,. he re.,,., nud uu;.. , ion can be ,,k., out ud this riored to its none! .... ... ......ii win ;v ,le.!roVr.d nine cac ,.;, ,,f ; ;ite t st.trrti, w 1 1 1 . -1 1 luMviovl surface. M. E. Moore has a flue Hock of high grade Kliode Island Iieds and is enthusiastic over thetr good qualities. These fowl are exceedingly hardy and grow rapidly ftom the shell to maturity. They nuke excdleut dressed poultry with their rich yellow leg and skin free from dark pin feathers an, 1 they stand pre eminent a Fall and Liter layers Their docility, coupled with their rustling ualiticn make them fie ideal general purpose fowl. Our high school bus recently pur chased a Krell pi.ino from the Co P'auo from the Coss PUm, House of Southern Oregon Teachers and pupil are much pleiised witti the lustrumeut aud wish to iudcrse it highly ..s a very superior and satisfactory '.i;trimieut. K. H ITKNI K, Sui-t. s A. E. HARRISON, l'rin i ne aciuai transfer of the Pass Grocery Co. husimss , the tirst cf the month when J. Knight tnrn.sl over his inter. ii ... ,,. . .... " "'" " I. Williams ud I'etllsoll. Mi), room has beel irants ecu r red li. Mc -t to J. W. J. tha: time -.he store Hi the hand of tb.. carpenters although b:,s,i,.. w tinned as ,!. The st. re ,T(,. ent a ileal SIl attractive H. ance ami tr l'er.non, the forever ; are cam.M bv Homing t'.ii hii -'U,l.;.on of the ,;,.,,. We will g.wi ;. autess. c,ise,l n;ct be culei ! Sell I Of CMC J CHKVKY cl hv al, D-ugg l.i" tia.ls' i a.i, l i pat icti. t jr K fer . t n v cas,. ,.f a-a:::.. tht i 'alarm !1, .V i', !'c!.sli, O. for eon- sihu mate "lie of the city. Do con rse OI t!;,' 1 lolls.. Church Put that Make no eveiiniiig. lnanager. the Urants Pa-a i; first cUss greet r :e, , like will s'erv D J Lawton, surveying ditch, f3. Amos Smith, two days ou city team, f'1.35. G W Thomas, 21 '4 days on street at 43.80. Fred Steele, 14 days on street, at The following bills for special police work were ordered paid : J C Handle, 2. ; L Streube, f'. J D Hammord, 3. An ordinance for the establishment of the grade and construction of a granite sidewalk ou the east sido of Fifth Street from F streetjtojthe north end of Fifth street, was read the third time in full aud passed. The report of John Miuor Booth for the mouth of February was read and referred to the finince comimttee. The office of the City Health officers was declared vacant. The matter of sprinkling the streets during the coming Summer was dis cussed and a motion made, sacouded and duly carried tint S. Norton be einployod and allowed f'.'O per mouth. It was ordered that a permanent Park committee be appointed for the remainder of the year. The Mayor thereupon appointed, the following : W. M. Hair, V. T. Coburn and D. H. Stovall and voted the Commercial Club be requested to appoint a com mittee to work in conjunction with the park committee. The appointment of C. R. Swear itiger as policeman was coufirmed. A petitiou for a gr.inite sidewalk ou both sides .of Seventh street from the boimdary liue addition to A street was read ou r.iotion seconded aud duly carried. -S.000.000 Chinook Salmon Eggs. H. 1.. Kellv, Jr. fish culturist at the Elk creek hatchery, was iu Grants Pass Thursday on his way to Waldo. Mr. Kelky states that they have se cured o.oOo.lVHi saluiou eggs at ttie hatchery this season, -.'.oOOOoO of which have been shipped to the mouth of Rogue river via. San Francisco and will there he held at the new Hume hatchery for several months uutil the fish have grown to four or five inchfs in length when they will be released. Ahom J.OoO.noo young Royal Chinook salmon have Ueu turned loose from ttie hlk creek hatcherv R Phone 225 S li L 31 A t Mrs. W. J. Smith is quite seriously ill. A number of Drydeu people were in attendance at our Literary Friday evening. Mrs. D. H. Wimer called on Will Wimer's family Sunday afternoon. : Thos. Rhoads, Ralph Hiatt, Otis Schniitt, Clarence Frost, Louis Har i mon, and Levi Scott atfnded Literary at Dryden Saturday night. There ' must be some attraction for the i hoys up there. Mr. Cowdrick called at Harmon's Saturday. A stage load of Indians from Cres cent City or Smith River went ! through here Sunday, j Fred Moore went to Grants Pass I Friday. 1 Mis. Stephenson, who has been managing the Selma hotel, moved out last week and Albert Schniitt and family moved iu. It keeps Mr. ; Schniitt busy to look after both the hotel and his store, but he seems to ! be equal to the job. j Postmaster Harmcn of Grants Pass ' was out visiting his family several days last week, H. R. K i Greenhouse for Grants P& - . .. Tl a . urautB rs is iu nave a greenhrJ j that will be np-to-date and able toJ piy an oruers tor cm nowen, pc-J pianis, iiuwering ana ornatrjecl snruonery is me plan or Unarles KiJ wen, a proiesaionai norist from ' coma, Dut lormerly of Boston has located in this city and has boo Mrs. Ora Hood'a tract of four acres Iowa avenue. This is one of the J signtiy piaces in urants Past if view being bad of the city and Kogue ltiver v aaey and it ii H Kingwell s plan to make snob of land as ha will not reuire for greenhouse purpose into park for recreation place for the public. Kingwell is also a landscape ggrdej aud thoroughly understands the lay out of parks, cemeteries and pm grounds and yards and he will do wotk in addition to bis groenhii business. Mr. Kingwell has his family h and will take possession of his pi chasa in the near future aud at began preparations to erect the bo ings required and get the laud shape for the plants and throbs that he will soon order. Delicious, fresh home made candies alwayB at Herman Horning 's. 3-1 2t A Burlesque in the Opera houit the Men of iiethaoy Church Dai March 29. If you want a good, heal laugh, come oat that night. If vj think it's wicked to laugh, star home that night. 8-1 The Courier and Oregonian 2.0 1? Rf j'OLV CD THAT I HAT UiiVI SPlWti SUIT You ARE G01.NG To BUY is all ready now, in every 5tyl e and pattern. to suit any taste- Buster Brown. SPR IN (V Suits f the i'ct; (.,: bv a good thuiL!'' i if 1 l.o.'kj our for t, date PurleM.j-.ie m the Opera the " Men cf K..,i, ...... 1'he d.t l March -.Nth. down in your u.U In. k. other engagement for that .1-1 U i "f- a ui retLirti t.i th june in t- j,.r, mid or tiveTLvrars when tired thi year. ' ie river, lher- atmnt 3,00ii,'or will he released "oiin in four fullv ma- r ' Vet at the hatchery yomm saluiotfwhich !a:t-r. RldHT IN OUR JTOrlE YOU WILL FIND A NEW .SPUING SJT THAT WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY. THIJ SJT WILL PLEA.SE YoU IN CoLoR.. IT WILL GIVE YOU GOOD WEAR; IT WILL FIT YOUR BODY, AND IT WILL FIT YOUR pur.se. WHY NOT THEN COME To THE .STORE THAT CAN FIT YOU IN EVERY WAY? THAT CAN FIT YOUR EYE. FIT YOUR BoDY, AND FIT YOUR POCKET BOOK? .SPRING SVTS, .SWELL ONE.S $25.00 To $27.50, -SPRING .5UIT.S To PLEA.SE EVERY BODY llQ.OO TO UO.OO, .SPRING JUITJ, LATENT DESIRABLE PATTERNS $15.00, .SPRING UITJ, WORTH the money $jo.oo to $13.50 To $17.50, SPRING 5JT6, FOR KNOCK-ABOUT $7.50 TO $9.00. nM.dern W.HMiiien hull ling Tue.vUv I'.MT. i! tug f r si'.. 'H-il Kt !tH ''eii iug, MarciTl'.iT et supjvr. lu-.isic aud"dic. Inviuti,m. A " jo:1v"V...),7TT: QEO. 5. CALHOUN OUTFITTERS TO BOT Atib flflN C2. a s St