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veigh and meatnre etwythin you Aiiy American Grocery. fhe Good Old Summer Swimming Time Is Here He Small Boy Knows It We are also trying to keep in the swim in our business by making it eisy for the cook to quickly . geather up the tag ends for a hurried dinner or lunch. Pretty much everything in the eat ing line, Oregon Boiled Ham, Boiled Tongue, Fried Spring Chicken, Sliced Beef Fresh Bread Daily Home Cooking) in Nut Cake, ' Orange and Lemon Layer Wal nut Cake, Cocoanut Sponge Cake etc. Tuesdays ami Saturdays fresh Saratoga Chips Heinzs Pickles. Sour or sweet (NuflF Said) nothing better to be, had flj-nt Olivps rirppn ()iivs r 1 r t i i . . fy t e . 1 itcicn s u rape juice mases a eouu hi t weather drink, we have it in pints and quarts. Heinz Baked Beans plain or with Tomatoe Sauce, 2yl, ?0 or 25c for the large family size Soused Mackeral and Underwoods Mackeral in Mustard 25c Smoked Sardines (Norway), the best 12,'c, pood American Sar dines f for 25c, French Sardines 15 to 25c, Good pink Alaska Salmon 10c 3 cans Magnolia Salmon 25c Best fall Cream Cheese per It). 20c All kinds of S.iuces and Relishes, Lea & Perres Ilolbrooks, Heinz Mandalay the very latest nnd one of the best on the market, its very good. Try It! Uaspbcrrics and Logan berries about sone. Blackberries and early Peaches now in market ReraemBer we have those cu:ed Lemons, 3i'c doz. "Va-.es and Banans, at White Hous Grocery e 8 Items of Personal 0 Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Williams left Sun day for a short stay at Newport. Geo. Jesgnp and two sisters arrived Wedeusday from Colorado to visit Mrs. Flaintn aod Mrs. Evans. Mrs.R W. Clarke and Miss Marion left Friday noon for a stay of several weeks at Newport Mrs. A. S. Barnes returned to Ash land Wednesday after visitiug her sou, Bert Barnes and family. Miss Ada Smith left Thursday morn ing for Portland to spend a mouth visiting relatives. Archie E. Walters of Cliieo, Cali., was in Grants Fass Wednesday to prove up on his timber claim. Miss Nell Dickey and Mies Foley of Ashland arrived Fridav to spend a week visiting Mrs. V. L. Iruland. Hon. A. E. Lake of Tlio Dalles, county judge of Wnsco comity, visited friends in Grants Pass Friday, return ing north the nsxt day. Mrs C. C. Grimes returned to her homo at Roscburg Wednesday after having visited her sister, Mrs. Kittic Gray, for several weeks. A cablegram was received from L. L. Jewell Wednesday morning by Herbert Smith announcing Mr. Jewell's safe arrival in London. Mrs. Benj. Mensih left Monday for Soda Springs where she will spend several weeks iu the hope of benefit ting her health. Mr. and Mrs. O. P . M. Corey of Lakeview spent several days in Grants Pass visitiug Mrs. Cory's cousin, F. H. Newell. They left north Thursday evening to contiuue their wedding trip. Miss Chole McKenzie went to Eugene Saturday to visit; from there she goes to Newport. She will probably remain several weeks. ('. S. Sharp, hocKkoepcr for the Grants Pass Box l'a.tnry, arrived Satur day from the head ntliee at San Fran cisco, and will have charge of the boohs at. this place. Panic! M. Hirdsoyo of Chic". Cali.. nt. the lore part of the week in Grams Pass and vicinity, and hero proved up on a quart- r se t' timber land m-ar Wonder. while M.mo Uii..rn Kiiiiior l..ft Wclli.-s.1v i i.voiimir for a two week's visit with friends at Ol.vn.pi i, Wash, Lat-r ale will RPMi't seme t.inei at New or with, IMih Kmmv and Pen!, w h lr ivo for . that 1 1 next vr k. ; Kd Hiinmrii and Bert UT! r -t inv ed Saturdav from a pro tr: f jn lwnhvra "California. Th it,0 ,,xt f,.,v n,nths pr-s; will spend ! tin in the Steamboat ccmitrv. G. A. Savage is in the CVus Pay country, tioiug down from i'lirtlaod by boat. Mr. Savage was much pleased with the (arlv part of the vnvace but soon lost nil itit' r. st in the trip a d everything else. He is feeling much beter since landing on dry ground. Mrs. M. J. Sholar, and Miss Certrnde Galbraith of Salem, who have been visiting the G alb rait h family of this j place, joined a party composeu or Mis-es Vivian Calbraith and Tulare Liiikey and Huxley Calbraith, who will spend a week or more at the Josephine County caves. They left Crants rass Thursday morning. Miss Maivle Iiabcr, machine oerator at the Courier oniee, ion n""e'; , morning for a much reeled vacation, j She will visit an aunt and grandmothe r j at Harrisburg, Oregon, nnd will i-it other plaees, expecting to be gone twoj or thr-e week. In the meantime t li -news matter for the Co irier is I-'::!;' I.ii.o: - at tl.e Med:'rd Tr:l.i.i.-' o:!ve and ipre-fd to Orir.ts Ii-?s f-r; . i printing- ' Have you ever seen a Sunset? A beautifully i'.l u s'tra te J monthly magazine of the wiJe awake West with fascina;inn; short ttories, pictutesque personal point-of-vicw ('.Mrtipuon of the intertstir.j dcvclo;n:-.ent of the West, an 1 the r.-vr.rr and his tory o' the or.i:unJ of th eitth. Ask your Irv?. ? rtevreaVr for cuirent tsse or se 1 $1.50 foryear s su!cr: on. i ne xj ;e.j S oncers. 'T-t I .V. !ofal Z. f r i (.A-t ' ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS S. P. TIME-TABLE. Trains carrying passengers leave Grants Pass depot as follows: ' ! kobth nor it P. No. 12 Shasta Express for Port- iana ana intermediate No. lti-OreTOii Express," Port- i land and way stations. . 6:20 p. m. 1 '- SOCTH BOl'JID. Xo.ll-Shasta Express. Sacra- memo V. San Francisco. 10:13 p.m. No. 15-('a!itornia Express Sac- raineino and San 1-ran- oico 9 05 a. m. o. 13 -San rrancisco Express. ttver. 11:00 a. m CHURCH NOTICES Christian Church. F. ' E. Billington of Albany will preach iu the morning at 11. Union services at Bethany Presbyterian in the evening. Baptist Church. Snndny School and men's Bible classes at 12 m. next Sunday. No preaching service Suuduy morning. Union service iu the evening at the Presbyterian chorch. Newman M. E. Church. In the morning at 11 the pastor C. O. BecUman, will deliver a sermon which will bo addressed to the members who are to be received into full con nection. In the evening at 8 a union service in Bethany Presbyterian church, the pastor of this church delivering the sermon; topic, "Is the World Out growing the Gospel." Sunday school at 10 a. in.; young people's meeting in the Bethany church at 7 p. in. A cordial welcome. Presbyterian Church. "WV.t about the 'Bloody Wayt" will bo the theme of tho morning ser mon nt Bethany church, Evan P. Hughes preacher. "Is the World Outgrowing the Gos pel?" will be the theme of the evenings union service of the Grants Tass chorees, Iiev. ('. t). Beckmnn preach ing. 10 a. m. Bible school under the sup erintendence of II. C. Kinney. 7 p. m. a union young people's Po vothonal meeting conducted ill the church parlors. To any or all of those exercises all, and ep'-cially strangers, are cordially j iuited. ' Oregon Game Laws. j , Tiie correct gaiuo lews aro as fol- lows: OHi'ers-The game warden Ins sonich without l"''"r t warrants. arrest Lieeii-e-AH hunters (excel t pi r -All sons on meir own lauo i must nave I license and airy same while iiuutiiig. ! R sideiit, f I ; iniii-reside;;r, Tiespass- to III 111)1 111 -It is unlawful fur aryuiie the cnclos d property of ot In rs. Heav- r Heaver must not lie killed at any time. ' Deer Open seaon for buidiS from July l"i to November 1. Dogs pro hibited at all times. Spotted fawn shall not be killed at any turn1 Vuil, hunter is limited ti. livu deer in a season. Klk Klk shall not be killed before S 'pt ber l.", l'.lOT, uj en season, one lnulith. Trout April I to November 1, and is unlawful to take with seine, net, etc. Limit is 125 per (lav, all less than Ave inches must l returned to the water. l'hia-ant.-, etc.-October 1 to De cember 1. Limit, 10 birds per day. Squirrels October 1 to January 1. Water fowls- lie' hc, swans, ducks, etc.. September 1 to February I. Limit, fifty birds per week. No hunting one hour after sundown or half hour before sunrise. Sale Pro' ibitr-d It is i.n!a-vful to -ill r ship out of ti .iio lor any f tin above mentioned game. Benefit fall Gne. Tin r wi'l a l. " ' next ! Tluirsdiy helw t' ;-r. !'. lo 'al tn -n ! and bu-inses.- men at the A. A i Krotinds. ti.o ir i-.s to tin to tie' ' Fourth i f July defiei. my fund, t'tier.; heiii.: t!!etti:r.."vrr ." yet to r.ii . ! At the cl "of the game IT. f. l'-'ity will make a balloon a-cfni'.ii from the t-r-nuds. Hi ics will 1" cl"-d in j th" afterm on and t usiness stoi ped and the whole town Is expect, d to at 1 tend. ! Neuier iii.'ii bav.i trouble" at all j times b t sometimes their troubles liviii,.' i-i .lr- v -. The Touri-r this j w."lTi;.i-""tr"ul .-s d'-ie to t:e failure of the express enrnpany to deliver a batch ' of '.-,") y' ' (,iitni'e. A cori-ide'aJlv nmoMiit of news inatST was sent to " S Mdf..rd ty evpn-s-1 (own.rs ri 1 1 : - I :,. :yi ! I y t' : :! r t rt..-! t PASS, OREGON, JULY 26, 1907. A Brief Record of! Local Events. The Southern Oregon Chaotanqna Association closed the most successful assemblv of its historv last Saturday. The income not onlj raid the running . . , " jx'enfl but took op a number of - 'J bills and had a hundred dollars or j more to appiT on ,he dbt incurred by , ' I the enlarging of the Chautaiiipua'hiuld- ing. Mr. Billings was agaiu elected j to the presidency of the association for the 14th year. j E. F. Meissner was in Grants Pass on Saturday of last week to meet Mrs. Meissner, who had been on a visit to her mother at Beaver City, Utah. Mr. J Meissner resides on a fine farm a mile west of Kerby on tho Illinois river and he is one of tho most progressive and successful farmers of that Valley. Mr. Meissner has his farm under irrigation and he was credited by the Agricultural College professors, who wero at Kerby last year holding a farmers institute, with being one of tho most practical men in Rogue Eiver Valley in the proper handling of water to get the best results. Mr. Meissner is taking a deep interest in the Oregon Irrigation ! Convention and Roguo Eiver Industrial ! Fair that are to be held in Grants Tnss ; September 10, 11 and 12 and he nnd his family will attend. Mr. Meissner declared that this convention and fair is the best more yet made in bringing resources of Rogue Eiver ValW and J , ho will do all he can to get tho farmers nnd stockmen of his section to have ' exhibits nt. tho fair and to get all to attend that nnd tho irrigation conven- tion. I t DAVIDSON : The weather for the last week has' been quite pleasant as the nights have been rather cool. C. M. Kexford and daughter, Mrs. Tnitou Cook, were visitors from Ap plegate to (1 rants Pass Saturday. ' Mrs. Kate Md'uddon and sous Pat ami Herman were also visitors from here to (irants I'as-i Saturday on bu-i ness, W. II. York took his cattle out to I lie famous Cravback stock range this week, lie did not have as ninny cattle to drive tl:N year as usual, having sold the mo-t of them not long ago to a man from (I i. tte, California. .lii-t ought to take a trip up thrmigh our little allev now and s the given alfalfa fields. iSoiiie of the second crop of hay has been cut but the mo-t of it has not. Hay will be a pood price this season- better than it was l.-i-t. , s" " Kben ' wants to know what has become of "Monty." Well now I do not I, uyv. just exactly how to answer that question but I guess the main i ri'.'isioi iu t li.it T have been to busy to mind " Kben " I will r 1 1 but never write as often as I can so that the people of this county can hear of beautiful Klk Valley and I will till of tie' wonders of Davidson. We hear that the Mun.liv Base Mall 1 1 team has elected a new manager bv ... acclamation nnd that he got the famous team together Sunday and played a game with Grants Bass. They played at IWolt and the tally stood IS to 11 in favor of the Applegate Valley Tri- ' olar League. We understand that a return game will be played in f! rants I'a-Js August 4th. We are afraid that err (e't-n will t V. '. 1. re a, tl as g ....I as th y no brih in t I'.1 I'avs diamond. I."e'. Klackman closed ramp a; 'In strove near M.irr-hv Sm,1 Meeting irght. ildaiice Th was a lar row. I in af ir the lohi,g v, person ran h. .'. now that soon balers. Svvinib '1 Monday n' and ciervtliiiiij r a Hois.- around re s aoniethiri li;. and .1. -nniiit's '!r. Ilaber'nnn's started of iiii.-!v. l,hy s' ir p!a.- We le y a. dav. ar that .1. I.iejhtillK W. York will ll.iv I'ress W. s'art lues MONTV. -WlSjSJSISSJBSSBSSSIBSMBaiMJB JS JSS KILLthe cough f n I m r" -rrr lift f C5 ' Dr.Kin' WITH 1 Mew Discovery t 41.00 I 1 !, .11. '.OAT r-U 1. i, or iiCliD V 'SOME BARGAIN POINTERS News Note From the Business Men to Renders. Dr. Flanagan, Physician and Dentil. J Go to Coron for Plumbing, i M. Clement, prescription Druggist. ! A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak j Ranges at Coron't A full stock of Edison aud Columbia records at the Music Store 1300 Edi sous aud 1000 Columbias. We can fill 90 er cent of your Edi j son or Columbia record orders. Mil ; sio Store. Kodaks aud Films at Muslo Stcre. 1 Fisher, the Junk uiau buys any old thing. -21 tf Paragon brand Typewriter Ribbons I for all machines at the Music Store. ! Merlin-Gallce stage line leaves Mer , lin 7 a. in., arrives Galice 13, return 1 ; arrive Merlin 6 p. in. 25 pounds j baggage free. Mr. Berry Kaiser do you realize that Willamette berries are being shintieri in hi (Iranta Pass and sold whpre your hmi(,g 0UKht to find a mHrket? The reason is this; the housekeeper don't kuow that you have berries to sell. It would cost you but 25 cents to tell them so iu the Courier classified ads. It is much J'l'caper and more satisfactory than "l,PlWlluK-" We hapveued to to iu a store a few davs ago when a berry raiser called IKI roil B"f?ili union vk u... t t. c, ., .. , , ., ,,, Ti, the grocer was loaded op. the farm,r W(,nt way diH(llHted and was l.ar,l l0 "roar" about the grocers never buying their produce. There was a reason for it which iu that particular case was this: A few dBys previous the same grocer had tried to buy berries of the same gardener and offered in cash the samo price the gardener was receiving by peddling, but he wonld not sell as ho had several customers ou the way home. This time the customers did not buy all his berries and he took the left overs to the grocer, . after they had been carted aronnd town for several hours. The grocer was a w ise buyer and had bought his berries fresh in the early morning He had a'so had other eiperiencs with tins same farmer and bo knew that the money ho received would not go to the town grocer but to the Portland miil onb r grocer. t I. K h A N D Well, as ''Crusty Hatch" bus been tro lim-y t writ" for Home lime, be will now write the news of Kelaod. Beautiful wcatimr now. but some pretty warm days hero , I Mrs. J unes Wert, of Merlin visited j Mrs. John Ibingie at tho saw mill Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. J. W. SiuiiuoiiH and daughter, Mrs. Robert Hall, returned to Le land, nfn r spending some time at (j rants i'ass Mr. and Mrs. Nichols left Kola ml Saturday for their home iu Oakland, Cal. Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Lixht, a daughter, July 4tli. Mr lfmiHiitvnn. now Liia his new , , ..... , , doukey and.ls logtimg every day. ... , . , . , . , , Miss Ada Bight was taken to ,,rH(lt) , t,( h()l,pitl hu,t wwk lt,r fri,.ids hope to see her return T1.ry Non, much improved in health, T1(,rH W(1H a KrilIlll ,ih11 Rt IHlati tl Saturday night the Kith. We also have a new ire cream par- lor at Belaud. Tho town is improv- ing rapidly. Mrs. Mm in Ib.h toii of ( irunts I'ass, visitod I. eland Wednesday. CIU'STV HATCH. On" do.i n cylind r n crds can now be bought nt the Music Store for 1. -Full stock A Few At the Di North Side Furniture and House Furnishing iStorc A few Il itutnucks to cl'i't at your own piic.-, several Refrigtr-ator-i at a cut price, snmc odd Kocki rs to close them out. anotlii-r sliipineut of Swinj; Cliatrs, also Cots, 1,,-uvn Chairs and a l i' stock of everything fur House l unii ,slnn;s at lowest p r i c e. A. U. Baiinarl ' j I Good Soli! i. ii Prussian Stock and Poultry ' Tonics Fly Knocker Gives comfort to Cattle and Horses LIQUOD and DIIY Lice Killer and other PRUSSIAN. REMEDIES Gramer Bros. Notice! All persons knowing themselves' t bo indbeted to tho John H. Hyds Grocery aro hereby untitled to settU the same Immediately to the uuder- sigoed duly appointed receiver iu Xi.iukruptcy. li. li. AH LUvKWo, BORN. LIGHT At Inland. Thursday, July 4. 1U0T, to Mr. and Mrs. Ueo. Light daughter. D1KD SIM KINS At Merlin, Monday, July 'sj, 1 'JO i . Mrs Caroline Ktiiiklns, aged 1)1 years. The funeral services were held at the Merlin Hiiptist;ob.ar"li, Rev. A. V. Jacqoeliien officiating. Hundred of New Edison Record ai the Music Store. Victors and Columbias rvlso. Severn) Hnrains in Marhlne. 'first Rational Bank Of Southern Oregon GH7IXTS I'XSS, OltlZGOX Somo of the Services that a Bank Renders tho Public DKI'OSITS The simplest and safest way o f kccpiiiK your nxmcy is by d-positing it in a Reliable Hank. This Hank receives Deposits Subject to Check, or on Demand Certificates of Deposit or on Time Certificates of Deposits. On Time Deposits we pay 4 per cent interest. UK At IS The Rest and Cheaest way Jto Transfer Money is by Bank Draft. I We sell Drafts payable in all parts ot the country. LOANS One of the most important func tions of the Hank. We endeavor to supply all reasonable needs o ( our customers. Capital tvnd Surplus $75,000 Stockholders' Additional "" Responsibility $50,000 OKHCK.RS I, 1 . Hau.. rr. s:.Ic:iV J V.. Cami'III'I.L, Vlco-President , tl. L Cn.KKY, (.'in'iii K. IIaukk" :'. As-t. C'a-hif Barins htitallmvii t -..j.t t.i. t . :'t u-tr.iy.