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I a' ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS OREGON, MAY 24, 1907. It's best to make an early start. Here's a list of today's money-saving opportunities: liest Standard Corn, 10c. Standard Tomatoes, 12V&C 1 PkR. flaked Wheat, 10c Fancy Creamery Butter at Lowest Market Price J. PARDEE. 418 0 Street, - Grants Pans Near Palace Hotel i f LAUItEL (J ROVE Fine rain again and crops growing; farmers irrigating and sawmill ruu nlng full blast. Mr. Habermnn aud daughter, Anns, jmiil Granti Pass a visit liiHt .Saturday. Also II. T. Day and Hoy Mo A foe ware in town. Walter Farfa is oonOtied to tba house this week with the measles. Sherman Fields wan at the county eat last week and alio Charles At wood. Znb Hyde la busy working at the creamery thin weik. Have you heard Hint irraphophoiie of George Herriott'iT It is dandy and oan bu heard a mile. Jam-s J. MoFaddon and brother, Pat, were visiting at our reporter's hint Nonday. Jnat step In and hear the uiiihIo at the batohelor's camp at the aiiwuilll. Mr. Kuhy Koot la champiou. Minn Carolne Winter whs visiting at the home of Ruby Hoot intit Sunday and Kuhy almost forgot to k back to the mill. David Lindsay aold hia teaming outfit last week for $1000 and returned hone. Els Prorolt, Bill and Tlolc Fields went to Grants Pass lant Saturday. I have aeeo several ways of driving cattle, but I saw a new way last Sun day. I aaw a fellow driviug cattle in a boat across the river aad then came ba.k to see his girl too. Who was it? It waa "Monty of Davidson, going up the river back of Mr. Haberiuan'i. John Brockley is loading trucks at the Knoi & Angel tuioa They bare a fine mill and cut about 30,000 day. I will say to "Ebeo" that he had lost as well save his breath to cool bis broth as I am not writing to him alone. And as to "Shorty", I just do like the fellow did when the mule kicked liim lost consider the source from whence it caiae. BED CLOT7D. i per I 31 U K V H Y Mies Ethel Harmon of Grants Pass has been the truest of Miss Winnie Unborn the cast week. The Murphy roads are getting better ull the time under the supervision of Mr. Owner The splendid rain the fist of the week practically Insured onr upland tiay in tins section. L. M. Mitchell and W. S. Oilmore stated to Lakevlew Wednesday morn ing in answer to a summons to appear before the circuit court ot that county as witnesses for the State in the prose cntion of cattle thieves. Jeff Hayes returned to Portland Wednesday. He was called heie last week by the death of his mother, Mrs. Lewis Hayes, who lias been for many years a kind-hearted. Christian ueighboi in this community. Her death was sudden, resulting from a three-days attack of pneumonia, con tracted while attending her church conference at Ashland. The remains were laid to rest in the Williams creek cemetery, where her husband was interred three years ago. E. M. Cokerline, one of Murphy's prominent ranchers and dairymen, is hnilding a barn 61x06 feet. Joe Robertson Is the head carpenter. Much of the material is beiog taken from the old Winter flour mill erected on Murphy reek in 1877. The Murphy correspondent has been laying off the past month so that "Red Cloud" might have plenty of room to talk "pretty girl" and tell all be knows of those who visit yoor olty. Also, we like to give plentv of space for "Monty" and "Shorty," who argue fence and telephone. Quite a number of our people at tended the class day exercises t the 0era house Tuesday night, two of the gradating olass, the Misses Leith, received their oomnion school edo oation at Murphy, aud by force of will power, bard work and perse verance have made their own way throngh four years of high school life at Grants Pass. Their friends at Murphy congratulate theni on their energy aud success and for every bom speut in toil and study, we wish them a day in whloh to enjoy the fruits thereof. Cro&merlM ara Profitable. The Logan correspondent in the Oregon City Enterprise gives tbe following statement regarding tbe business of one of the creameries in Clackamas county that will be Inter esting news to tbe patrons of tba two creameries in this county, for it shows tbat wherever a creamery is put in operation that the dairy in dustry develops at a rapid rate by reason of the sure profit tbe cows bring the farmers and tbe equal cer tainty of the oasb at tbe close of each month : "Monday night was the monthly meeting of tbe Clear Creek Creamery company. They have decided to get nw ripener vats for tbe cream as the old ones are wholly inade quate for the large amount of cream they received. On Monday tbe cream received at the creamery ex ceeded 8500 pounds. For the last month they pay off at 27c per pooud for butter fat (April), and the mouth previous, (March), paid off at 38c per ponnd. New patrons are being added to the alreauy hirge list almost daily. During , April, tbey made over six tons of but- j ter and averaged over 8000 pounds : per week. However May ana jnne will be the record months for butter making, as then everyone will have an abundance of green feed. W. P. Kirchem went to Portland to ee about getting tbe necessary ap paratus Tuesday. At the rate cream is inciessing something has to be done mighty quick.' " how's This? We offer $100 reward or any case of Catarrh that cannot be ored by Hall's Catarrh Cure. K. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfetly honorable ir all holiness trausactioos, and finan cially able to carry out any obliga tions made by his firm. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Droggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter Dally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. lot on RELEASE 91,000 ACRES BORDERING RESERVE SOUTHERN OREGON NOR MAL SUMMER SCHOOL Lands In Josephine, Curry Jackaon Counties May Bi Occupied July 23, Lnd For a beautiful borne boy Manzamta Heights. S. S. Mitchell of Klamath Falls parsed through Murphy Sunday with a bunch of 370 head of good looking range cattle, picked up around Kerby, on his way up tbe Applegate. He bought a number from York & Rus set. He is driving them to the range east of tbe mountains. X. Y.Z. i ANNOUNCING OUR NEW Sprin & Clotkin Showing tho very latost and correct designs ami styles in CORRECT CLOTHES for GENTLEMEN Wo havo mado a special ellbrt to gather the very best makes of Men's and Boys' Clothing to ho found in the Kastern markets, and wo strongly urge you to withhold your purchases until you havo Been this splendid collection of high-class goods, as we know you will find it to your advantago to examine the lino points of our clothes before you buy. SUITS $5.00 TO $30.00 SEE OUR COMPLETE LINES OF Spring and Summer Underwear, Shirts and Gents' Furnishings, Model and Up-to-date Our Grocery Department Is Complete in l:ery Detail and Supplied With Everything called tor in this Section of the State. We supply tho family or camp. All Fruits and (ireen Vegetables in Season. Our big warehouse on 11 street is tilled with flour and all kinds of food S 1- N 1) I N V OUR O H 1) E R S SOUTHERN OREGON SUPPLY GO. GRANTS PASS, OREGON. Approximately 91,530 acres of land adjacent to Siisiyoo and Ashland National forests in Curry, Josephine and Jackson counties, Oregon, have been relea,ed from temporary with drawal at the request of tbe Forest Service. Areas which have been re leased will be subject to settlement July 23 next, not to entry, filing or selection until August 22, 1907. Tbe lands are described as follows : Notice is hereby given that the vacant public lands within tne fol lowing described areas, temporarily withdrawn for forestry par poses ou April 29, 1008. November 15 and De cember 17, 1900, near the Siskiyou National rorest, Oregon, aud not otherwise withdrawn, reserved or ap propriated, will by authority of the Secretary of the Interior be restored to tbe public domain on July 23, 1907, and become subject to settlement on and after that date, but not to entry, filing and selection until on and after August 22, 1907, under the usual re strk-tions, at the United States Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon : In town ship 39, Range 3, Sections 4 to 9, both inclusive, 16, 17 and 18; in Township 40, Range 12, Section;i. 11 to 3(1, both inclusive; in Township 39, Range 3, Section 1 ; in Townhlp 89, Range 6, Section 1 to 18, both in olosive, 20 to 26, both inclusive and Section 36; in Township 40, Range 5, Section 86; in. Township 88, Ranged, Sections 1, 2, 8, 10, 11, 12, 18 and 8K; in Townhsip 36, Range 7, Seotion 16; lo Township 33 Range 8, Section 86; in Township 84, Range 8, Seotion 36; in Township 36, Range 8, Section 36; in Township 87, Range 8, Sections 25, 26, 34, 35 and 36; in Township 32, Rauge 9, Seotion 36; in Town ship 89, Range 9, Section 86; in Township 40, Range 9, the NW of Section 12 ; in fractional Township 41, Range 9 Seo'ionU; in Township 84 Range 11 Sectlous 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19, 30 and 81 ; in Towoship, 35, Range 11, Sections 6, 7, 16 to 20, both inclusive, 29 and 30; in fractional Township 41, Range 11, Seotion 16; in Township 35, Range, 13 the NE4' of Section 13, the E, of Section 13 and tbe S. of Sections 14 and 15; in Township 39, RanRe 13, the K of Seotion 9 and all Section 16; in Township 41, Rauge 12, Section 16; in Township 34, Range 13, Section 36; all Townhsip 39, Range 13; all South and West Wil'auiette Meridian, Ore gou. Warning is hereby expressly giveu that uo person will be permitted to gain or exericse auy right whatever under any settlement or occupation begun prior to July 23, 1907, and all such settlement or occupation is here by forbidden. R. A. BALLINUER, Commissioner. Approved, JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD, Secretary of tho Intel ior. Doe the Agent Benefit You or Your Town? Why buy of ageuts? Do they help build up the country? Do they help pay the taxes? Do they care if the goods you buy of them give satisl ac tion? Do they fulfill what they asre?? Do you for one minute suppose that you can gt something for nothing? The oily tongued sireut is the onlv j one who gets something for nothing. For what reaoou should he give yop a ; hid credit for uo value received? Can't , you see at a glance that there must he a catch somewhere and when a man I tells you he can furnish you any piauo j made for less money than the manthat haudles it, remember he is misrepre senting things to you ; lie tascs yoa for a sucker ; he taket you for a simple minded man or womsn and if the easily lead aud easy suckers could but 1 hear how the agents for the large city houies that float in and out aud take : you iu, as the. vas through, laugh and relate their experiences ou their I return to their lair of how they broke i it off ia the rubis, at they call the j people that live iu interior places, they would one aud all learn to dismiss the j ageut at the door and boy all their ' needs of their merhants. Show me a ' tuau that boys tvertybiug he needs at : home, patrouize home entirely aud I will show you a prosperous, hustling citizen and show me a man that buys or agents, aena to hears s Koebiek j for his wares and awlays runs down I j bis home merchants and I will show i ; you a man that the oocsmunity he : lives in would be a grat deal better i I off without as he is no food to them lor himt.lf. The motto is buildup' ; your own town, let the cities take ' care of themselves ; stand bv your , home merchants; they will standby: vou and always stand op for them and i , tbe town aud country you live in, but if you are not satiiQtd withyour surroundings, sell 'out and leave if yon have anything to sell) aad sav nothing. Don't trv to discourage voor neighbor. 8 41 H. M. CUSS. . Seasiona Begin July 8. Continue Until August 12 Through Chcut&uquev. Tbe Southern Oregon State Normal School will condnnt a Summer School the 8th of Tuesday, this year, beginning with July and continuing until tbe 12tb of August. The purpose of this school is to afford opportunity for a study of tbe several branches preparatory to ex amination for County and State Certificates and State Diplomas. Ia addition, during the first two weeks, instruction will be given in methods of teaching, reading, phonics and language in the primary g'ades of he pnblio schools. Saptj P. H. Daly of Jackson County is assisting in the arrangements and will be one of the instructors. Prof. W. T. Van Scoy, Mrs. Emma B. Wickersham and Pres. Mulkey of tbe Normal faculty will be the other instructors. Pres. H. M. Crooks of Albany Col lege and Pres. P. L. Campbell of the State University of Oregon will de liver lectures upon school topics. The Southern Oregon Chautauqua Association holds its sessions this year at the same time that the Sum mer School is in session. All persons attending the Summor School will be admitted to the even ing lectures of the Chautauqua As sembly at a nominal expense.; This fvature is worth consideration since it will bring within the reach of the stndent teachezs some of tl"e best tal ent of the United States. The Chautauqua season continues two weeks beginning the 12th of July. The Summer School will be held at the Normal grounds. Rooms can be bad at tbe dormitories aud iboard at tbe dining hall.at a cost not to exceed $M per week. Persons who desire to tent in tue grove aoout the campus may oo so. This will afford a good opportunity for a Summer outing that will com bine self improvement with pleasure. The Normal campus is very beautiful since it Is being improved with wide lawns bv the help of an abundance of water which has lately been brought from the city of Ashland. Tbe opportunity to study reading and pbouics is a rare one, sinoe it will be in charge of a lady who ac quired her skill and kuowledge of the subject daring a three years' coarse in the Oswego State Normal School of New York, and by subse quent experience as critic teacher in the Normal school. The instruction in common school braoobes will be vigorous and spirited. Tbe sessions will begin at 8 a. m., and close at 13 noon. For further particulars address W. T. Van Sooy. Ashland, or P. H. Daly, Jacksonville. 150 New Nevmea for Better Trviu The Mav number of Better Fruit U typoB-aphicaliy.one of the handsomest: magazines published in the United States. Tbe title page in colors is a work of art, while the half t, vug piotures illustrating the yariooi u. tides are of the best known to the en- graver's skill. Editorially, Better Fro it covers the horticultural field so thoroughly that each number is worth the year's subscription of $1, and the copies should be preserved and bound for s reference book. Every feature of the froit industry 'is treated most thoroughly, and the information given is strictly reliable and embodies the experience of the most up-to-date or chard ista and of the researches of the Agricultural Colleges,' and of the De partment of Agricaltnre. A strong feature of Better Frnit is that each phase of orchard work is treated ex haustively in the numbers current to the ceason of the year. The April and May editions have been devote largely to spraying, especially for the codlin moth, and orchardists who will fully follow the instructions given will have no loss from wormy fruit As a part of the campaign of edu cation for bringing the fruit industry of Josephine county np to tbe Hoed River standard the $3.15 box f. o. b. price Fruit Inspector Meserve hag made a special effort to push the in troduction in this county of 'Hood River's famoas paper and he has sent in 150 subscriptions to Better Fruit. He expected to increase the list at the fruit growers meeting last Saturday, bnt every one of the 28 orchardists and the one nursery agent present were already subscribers. When there are 200 subscribers to Better Fruit in Josephine county and they have read it for a year, then will there be a hall full at every fruit growers meeting, even though it Is a ' busy season of the year. City Lots on the installment plan. See Joseph Moss, The Real Estate Man. 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