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Hew Spring Styles in Shoes When you buy shoes in which arc ombodiec' style, fit and quality at the snme price as the other kind, inn.t that a strong argu ment in favor of the former We have just received part of our spring shipments in shot's 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. Tbe placer mineri will have no ex cuw for not ahowing dpi good clean up tills Spring. Jupiter Plavioui hai been belpiog them oat mightily lately. CLASSIFIED ADS. NEW TODAY COOK, firtclas, , hotel, mine "Blow your own borD and the fame ahall be Mown. " Last week the position in camp. In-4-12 H R. L. HOWARD BUILDING BARTLETT HIXTH STREET ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, ORKUON. Published Every Friday. Subscription Rataii One Year, In advance, ll.M) Six Months, .76 Three Montln, ... .40 BinKle t'oilea, .06 Advertising Rataa Furnished on application at the office, or by mail, Ohltuarlea and resolution! of con dnlenre will lie chawed for at 6c ner line: card of tbanktfiOc. A. E. VOORHIE8, I'KOPR. OreKon, aa aeconu-claaa mall matter. FRIDAY, APRIL 13, IOC 7. THE JUNIOR 8ENATOR. Oregon liaa been pat on the map, thank to onr Jnior Senator, Jonathan Bonrne. Ai a pulillolty agent Brother Jonathan caunot be beat. We might have eipeoted It of man who coo Id end every- voter 'in Oregon a letter bout Statement No. 1 and aorue of ua got two or three. The efT.ite Eaat can be eipeoted to ait op from now on for Oregon la going fo appear quite fre quently in the publlo prlnta. Senator Boorne haa been taken Into the Preai dvnt'i Kitchen Cabinet. It uinat ba a factfor it la mentioned In all ;tbe papers. Now what the fnnotloua of Kitohen Cabinet .Offloer are has not been atated bat we can rely on oar Junior Senator for doing the right thing at the right time. Il appears that part of the preliminaries prevlooa to Introduction to the inner circle is a phyaical tent, And so it aeeuia that the President took our Senator out for a walk one morning and tried to wind him. But it was no go and if retta reports are to be believed. Hon me dame oft a victor In a sprint to the top of a hill. He arrived at the top aa freah aa a Rogue River apple, not a Hood River one, uiiud yon. All Una glory ought to natisfy any reasonable being but it did not Bourne for ritiht on the (op of this comes the tale that at a Bourne dinner, the now famous .'i.OiO.OOO conspiracy agaiiiHt Roosevelt leaked out. One of the senators failed lo confine hia hcv.'ruiiee to Crater Lake water and he babbled like a purling brook but he is from I't'iiiiHvlvauia and nothing more could be expected. Now (liaiila Pans can shine with a little reflected glory from all tbia, for was not it in (iranta I'nxa that Jona than Bourne made his start into Ore gon life. We have Jonathan Buome's First Addition to the town of Drams Pass, Oregon, aa shown on the plat now on HI., mid uf record in the otllce of the County Clerk of Josephine County, Oregon, reference to which' is hereby uiaile for a more particular description. What oilier town in Oregon can any a much? None. Then forever hold your pence. Now if Jonathan la getting up in the world, he ought to' remciutier the towu of bis flint love. We need a public building, any a I'nited Statea Poat HlVioe Building and surely it is our due In every other town up and down the line there la hoinething but Grants Paas don't even have an In sane Asylum. Now some jealous competitor will remark that we do our share In filling it anyway. We don't have any harbor bar to be lowered, or any river to have the snags polled oat of, snags have been the making of many a town, and so the only thing we can aak for is a poblio building. So here is good luck to Jonathan Bourne 'and his efforts to give publicity to Oregon. He bas stepped on the boards at a propitious time. Tbe audience Is a little a weary of Baily and Beverldge sud a new man ought to get the encore. wants or iuruDer qoire at Hotel Layton. HARNESS and two boggiei in good . . . .. . I ,. Inni uf V Courier Indulged very slightly in that j ou ---h-..- 4T2 tj operation and behold noc only was ; ' . horn blown bnt our con-! DRfc.SSMAK.fcK, nrst-ciass. auu ay- tempo.fr, took up the refaio and, " at Ch'riatian Scieuce I hack yon. onr own parsed it along. Clark, apply reading room, Sprnnd and D streets 4 12 tf As an example of the perverted tastes of tome people, Stanford HORSE and buggy will be sold at White's sofa ccshion. brought $170 ' f-t.on b.i tor-ay April linear apiece at a rbcem auction oi nia euecia in New York. What anyone would want to preserve them for is beyond comprebenainn. 4-12 It FOR SALE OR TRADE-One-third or two-third interest in Steam Merry-go-Roond. Address Box 324, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE. SEWING MACHINE New Home ! Sewing Machine for Pale at 30. new, never uaed. Inquire Moaic Store. The Observer of last week states that the Courier advertising columns are Just now profiting by the boycott of the Observer by tbe railway men, and although it is not so stated it leaves the impression that the ; EGGS Rhode Island Reds are unsnr- Couner proprietor is making the j panned aa Winter 'layers, are hardy, moat of the situation in filling its! rapid growers, mature early own columns at the expense of its' Tg159- M- E- Moore' neighbor and then crowing about it. . J This is not the case not one line of MINING MACHINERY advertising that the Observer has lost; has come to the Courier nor has an advertisement been solicitated on the strength of the boycott. As to the j appearance of the Courier, the ; :.5o GrantB 8-8-41 brother speaks truth, but we consider that the reader is intereated in know ing what beat can be purcnased for their dollars and how shall they know except they be enlightened by the press I COUNTY CLERK'S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT A HUMAN DRAMA. Many human drama is played on this earth bnt at the time it is going on the participants hardly ever realize that they, are actors in it. It takes time for men and events to stand oat in their true proportons. A drama that Is going on at the present time and one whioh few people realize the importance of is the Russian straggle for liberty. Here is naton that geographically speaking is the largest In the world and yet Its institutions and laws are relics of the Dark Ages when men fought with lanoe, spear and the cross bow. It is now nnder that the efforts of the an too racy to make these medieval institutions Bt into twen tieth Century Ideals should produce bloody oonvolsions In the body poli tic These Russian Revolutionaries are going through the same experience that onr forefathers endured in our own Revolutionary war. In this struggle of the Doania with the Ctar and his Grand Dukes are beinir formed and moulded statesmen and soldiers who will be to that Free Russia that is bouud to come, what onr owu Washington. Jefferson. Franklin and Hamilton were to Free America. We caunot pat our Anger on them now but time will show them forth. The latter eud of this centory will aliow some wonderful changes in the relative standing of the nations of the earth and crowding the Anglo Saxon very close Is going to be the Slaric race. The plains of Siberia are the equal and more, of thoae of the Mississippi Valley and they have not been touched. Likewise the tun tier and mineral resources of the same region. Whenever t lie Russian people achieve their liberty, they willahow some astonishing results in progress for they contain the potentiality of great people. Showing the Cost of Conducting the 'County's Business for Six Month. -One 85 H. P. Enterprise Marine Engine and Boiler, one Steam Hoist complete, one Rock Crusher, one Stuivieaut quartz mill, one Lot of Stem pipe, one Cyanide Plant Complete, one Solution Pump,. The above machin ery is new and in splendid condition. Anvone wanting information in re gard to it will please call on or ad dresB E. P. Dixon, Grants Pass, Ore. 3 H tf PIANO for sale at bsragin. Inquire at Thomas & O'Neill'B, the Hnnse furuishers. 3-lt f CATTLE 17 head of Shorthorn cat tle, S 2-year old and 10 1 year old steers; two cows 5 and 8 years old will freshen about May 1, for sale at a bargain. Call on or address A. A. Hanselh, Dryden, Ore. 3-1 lit BILHORN MUSIC-Solos sung by P. P. Bilhorn at the tabernacle meet ings for sale at the Music Store. : NEWSPAPER-Good pay in i newspaper bosinrss and plant g small iant for aale. Inquire U.S., Care Courier. 2-15 County Clerk's Semi-Annoal report, showiug the amount of claims allowed by the County Coort of Josephine SINGLE COMB Brown Leghorn eggs. Ooooty, Oregon, for waht allowed, ! 10 for ' at T Place De,r Apple the amount of warrants outstanding i " e' Oregon. and unpaid from the first day of Oc tober, 1906 to the first day of April, Clinton Cook. 3-15 tf 1901 : Warrants outstanding, Oc tober 1, m 1105,101 88 Warrants iaaaed from October 1, lfcHW to April 1, 1907. County Court and Commis sioner's Salary 565 20 Circuit Court, Juror a, Bailiff, witnesses, etc . 708 20 Justice court, jurors, con stable and justice fees, witnesses, etc . Sheriff's office, sheriff and FOR SALE By E. Steele at 2d ware house west cold storage plant Sugar Pine Shakes, Plymouth Hock Cockerels, Froit, Vegetables, all kinds, fresh ocean fish, crabs, shrimps, clams, oysters by 'he pint, quart and salloa, also in cans. Cash j paid for fruit and produce. E. Steele. 11-2 tf FOR SALE A few pair of bronze turkeys, turkey eggs Uter at J. H. Robiuson's Grants Pass, Ore., R. F. D. No. 2. deputy Clerk's office, clerk and dep uty, etc Treasurer's office, salary.. Coroner's office, corouer's fees, jurors, witnesses. etc School Sunt, office, salary Assessor's office, assessor and deputy AsaeisuiKut and collection of taxes Tax Rebate Current Expense, printing, nooks, postage, etc Court house. janitor, water, lights, fue . Vto Jail, hoard of prisoners, etc Care cf poor, medical at tendance, etc. insane, examination and ex peuse Election, rcgitt ration Reads and highways, lum ber, labor, supervisors, etc Conutv Hoard of Health, alary of Sec'y, etc. . Estimated accrued interest 143 00 1,889 96 1,299 9 300 00 9 20 300 W) 754 9 401 00 72 62 1,214 77 ISO SO 33S 8:1 l,41t' Dll M 00 4 40 :i.M7 si w (HI ii.ooo no GOATS-F. A. Pierce, Merlin, Ore-, 1 Breeder of Pure blood Angora Gnats; 1 Flock headed by South African j import; correspondence solicited: in regard to goats. 11-36 tf LOST. I GOATS LOST-A band of about 40 head, strayed from my place near Merlin. Supposed to be in the viciuity of the former location of I DeArmond's mill. F. A. Pierce, J Merlin, Ore. 4 5 jt wantedT Total Mr. Harriman feels to be " It. " now knows how it The Pr. si, lent atiiceit with Solomon that tbe most i f men are l avs es peoinlly if they happen to be nil road mutilator.. CONTRA. Warrants cancelled from Oct I, IIHsl to April 1, l'-'11' ( S,7os , Cash in hands cf treasurer.. S.'.'Ni ;j:i 'laxes unpaid li'inl roll to apply i'n warrants '.'1. Sii Amount tine conutv from v. 'HX '' ' 2,:CI7 13 .oi 1 tt 1 1 1 111 ;e WANTED Grain Sacks, Tools and other second-hand goods. Harrison Bros., Second baud-store, corner Sixth aud J Btreets. 2- tf WANTED Salesmeu. Many Make $100 to 1150 per mouth; some even more. Stock clean ; grown on Reser vation, far from old orchards. Cash advanced weeklv. Choice of terri tory. Address Waahintgon Nursery Company. Toppenish. Washington. PERSONAL. NOW is the ti to paint vour house lit C. 11. Mowers figure with vou P. o. -'U. iVM.4t DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The firm of Thomas A O'Neill is this dy dissolved by mutual consent, R. Thomas tetiriiitf. All umiiuii. The Presiileut 's to the ;bea,l line press. They can ink. streimosit is a j. v w riter of (he . 1 -n ! v throw spavins of led April showers may bring the pretty May (lowers but that u 110 consolation to the fellow who has to buy a pair of new nihU'rs an. I an umbrella. Total Slate of i ir, l i' u nt I. S. f. till' I'olll'IV 1 11. (io l.i r. ' ln is a 1 it 1 1 c 10 1:1 allow ed bv county f, r April':, 1.1 'ton ot .1, I lilac "!l -I ITS. ( 't .1. v I !;n bv c ! t I ! V v.l , ..ir o .1 nmi are pavahle imme diately R. H. O'Neill will continue the business and will settle all obli- 1, It' gaticus of the old firm Pat- d March -.Vi, itu;. '.'.I .' Pi R. THOMAS, K. II O'NEILL. Grants Pass Grocery Co. il'niloi- !-v l 11 iiiiciiicn ( 1 MKAlHjrAKTl'KS 1'OR Ti:.s icoi-'i-i i:s l'KKMl (1KOC AN! SPICKS. Country IMtMlmv ISoiii lit - C1M1 Ciiitl lor ''in' lirk if '. s , - . f or, . H at II e f, re I n ct il.UelM. lit " i'ii 1 a noLi t 1 f , l.mi Ihe i-euiily court of sa'd 'I"' six mouths ending ,;. en what M.veio.f tl,- same aie sl ,, and the Muem,i of warrant- .Ir-. 1, , amo'iut ot ,r rnis ,MH-n,iii.k- ,, t , .( am. Bpp. srs np,.e the r.. . r i ' e an.i in inv ol-'.-ial ,-tist dv. "iiu.-s inv hand and cth tins Jd of A 1 rd. Il .i.,- . HKMllKK. Clerk HKLP WANTED. ilKI. Wanted for Addr- s hi 4:i'., geuerl bousework. li'rants I'hss. S-S tf vSwell New Suits -9 a' WW 1 US in'"" c : 1 h 4 fi1 1 'S&ACMrriilitcS PW TKCHIOSS BROS. CO. X ' FlM CltiSei Nikert tllln(rean New tark $15 $18 $20 $25 AND UP There's, a lot of satisfaction in wearing Clothes like these garments that will distinguish you in any company, You'll find them the very latest ideas in cut, fabric and pattern, and the tailoring of the neve failing "SCHLOSS" quality. Remember that we have silze and grade, not only in these fine quality clothes, but lu less expensive garments as well. Prices $10 up. Our All Ready Stock offeree you the best values for your money you could find anywhere, acd our Furnishing Department will complete your wardrobe perfectly at little cost. Come In. P. H. Harth & Son, Inc. Our Motto Quality for The Price. CLEMENS SELLS BOOKS and DRUGS. GRANTS PASS, ORE. C. F. DIXON Successor to J. M. CHILES STAPLE AM) FANCY GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED New stock of goods just arrived. Special attention paid to family trade. Phone 225 TEAS AND COFFEES A SPECIALTY MISCELLANEOUS. SKIN and Mowers, P lioiife painting -O. Pox '.'-.'1 C D. 1 -tt of Poet Cards tl'e in my cial si nl To tr. iut!.. M.!'oi'."ii " Thr.v Mow to ,'iiinn V oun. 'iitnrie vouf.g 111 In ' a Mrs. X. K lit, dl. I s. :tS.' of VI; 1 ured in,. ..f , t'r.'n:.- ! troulde. ei'ini I .-.!, nl '.ir.li. a',: I r, nditu-n" my sl.li: turn, d r.sl now pra.-::, illv i ,, t' tore 1 to. 'K I '., ,-,'ru in iio ai. inv i-t in my !:.; ., t '"! at al! di. lvt r an.) witn s of the 1 :, a- rNnn. a: - y.'-.iu. r 0 Pit with ease .ii.d s'.ote. " li.i . 'i s Pri.v ,n. th and II. an, avs I'-.f.rs 'touiaoh ii.'h nn 'id that 1 I am ,1 r than 1 . 1111 US- Hundreds of varieties st tlie Music More. FKAXK PlKXKTl-rptiolstenng, nii-sion furniture made to order. S.iKK I' Ml'SlC The oi ni lete edition of M.'Kinley sheet 11111. ic hi stork Kt the Plu to and Mtisio store. Also poiular uihmc-:UHi .lieets in st.H'ii. 11' IS SPKAY cr cut down y,,ur tr.es under the iit-w law. bu s fruit will W high in 1 rice hereafter, it will ay you to sav.- your tlees. We use the Sampson sprav and g i.ir.iii:..- to do tliero::j;h. iionest w.rk with a power machine. vciai care tiven to th of tn-fs and flower hi:!... and prices na-onahle. t."k. n to do cr. har ! distance from (irauts en nt to justify t: e 1 r i. rs t Ct-irge V.wv.i. 'es.TV,.. Pi VS.. I stcr- ''",n:v or with froit n in: - 1 spraying !.. s in yards Cci.ttacfs j-rav ifg at a Pa-' If s;itli !np. U.ave C i'.hoiin's Via Minneapolis and St. Paul Rurlinuton service to Chi cago and St. Louis is strictly first class and of the stand ard that has made that road a noted carrier of travel be tween the cast aud the wvst. Three trains daily. THF. CLVB TRAIN From St. Paul in the morning. FINEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD From St. Paul in the evening. THE LATE NIGHT TRAIN i-tom cm. raui atter arrjvai connections. 1011 cannot miss it it your tea .is BURLINGTON. J-'1 ,iS lie'.p you along First Rational Bank Of Southern Oregon GRsiXTS P21SS, OREGOX CAPITAL STOCK RESOURCES - 75,000 450,000 of ticket Charles etor. mm H'e Pay Interest on Time Deposits L. B. Hall. President J. C. Campbell, Vlc-Prulent H. L. Gilkey, Cashier R- K. Hackett, Asst. Cashier.