Rogue River courier., October 11, 1907, Image 4

ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, OREGON, OCTOBER 11, 1907.
.S36c Shoe of Shoes
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GARFIELD
CO.
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If you want the best there
is for Mining, Hunting,
Cruising, Mountain climb
ing, buy this Shoe. No
other shoe has aa many
wator-proof qualities.
10 inch top-
14 inch top
$8
$9)
MANY ASPIRANTS AFTER
THE DESIRABLE OFFICE
Grants Pass Will Soon He, ye a
New Postmaster and Several
Citizens Want the PIe.ce.
R. L. BART LETT
HOWARD BUILDING SIXTH STREET
THE ROGUE RIVER COURIER
GRANTS PASS, OBEUON.
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card of thanks Wo.
present indication!) point to an early
ooosumpmation of tbia cherished hope.
, E. VOORHIES, Propr.
,W. E. Willis, Editor
Oregon, aa second-class niail matter.
FR'DAY, OCTOBER 11, 1907.
Many people from all parts of the
county took advantage of the fins
weather and came in Saturday to do
sods trading, with the natural re
sults that local dealers had a very
big day of It.
"It's payroll that counts," is
Grants Pais', slogan and it is proving
to be a mighty good one, too. And
now that ;ws have a chance to hare
another payroll, by establishing a
factory for the evaporator designed by
fir. Coleman, 1st as not miss such an
excellent opportunity. This it a mat
ter in which every publlo spirited
citizen should take much interest.
Z The slaying of Ex-sheriff Drown, at
Baker City dors not reflect any
credit opon our state. Indeed, if all
reports be true, it wonld seem as
though they were having a reign
of terror over in the eastern part of
the commonwealth. What we really
need, all 'over this big state, is a
reign of law. Only when our people
respect and oliey the law, can we ex
pect to have the ideal conditions
which are, so greatly to be desired
b"yevsry right minded citizen.
Ah, the rniny season approaches,
the need for wore good roads be
eotnis mure apparent. Josephine
county ha some vety good public
thoroughfsrcM, hut there are other
stretches which lire nothing to brag
upon. We need hardly intimate
that there in nothing that will asit
so Niatcrally in the upbuilding of all
partH of thin rich valley, aa that we
have' good rowls all in-cr the county.
Now that the fruits an.l grains have
for the moat part 1 u gallon.!, we
find that our valley lins been bouuti
fuly blessed in then material things
and that the grower I at every miaou
to fi'el luii'i y nvi r the result. Hut,
when our nmikcts fer earing for all
such products are much improved,
they will then have much greali r
cause for l!iHiik-mniig. I'.nt all those
things will come in tune and the
As the cold, winter season of the
eastern states approaches, wa may ex
pect to see many newcomers wending
their way hither. If they only knew
just what they are missing, there
wonld be a great influx of those peo
ple into this great and growing valley.
They are coming and those who
oome always bring others, for they
are so well pleased with conditions as
they find them here that they cannot
refrain from writing back home and
telling their old time friends and
ueighbors about some of the geod
things they are enjoying out this way.
"There's something doing" among
the aspirants to succeed Postmaster
C. E. Harmon as that official's second
term expires November 17th and it is
expected that someone will be choren
to fill the place, aa Mr. Harmon will
retire and .look "after 'his extensive
ranch and other interests.
Jtist who will be the lacky man
teems to be the unsolved problem, al
thoogh the "knowing ones" say that
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has issued an order wbieh
requires the registers and receivers of
all United Btates land offices to pre
pare all applications to mske entries
and filings on publio lands when they
are requested to do so by the appli
cants. This order will insure greater
accuracy in papers of this kind, and
be a ssving to the applicants who
have heretofore been required to bave
their applications prepared at their
own eipente.
Big Demand for Sampson's Spray
While the price of the 8am peon's pray
hist season was very moderate, there
will be a "substantial reduction here
after because of the purchase of the
Ingredients In large bulk. The open
ing order this season of the Canning
Company for the making of this spray
is HO tons of lime and 60 tons of sul
phur, and the reduced cost realised by
these large purchases will tie i applied
in the reduction of the price of the
spray to customers. Call at the can
nery and talk to Manager Sampson,
lis will be only too glad to explain the
whole buslneas to you. If it Is not
convenient to call . then writs to him
for prices and such other information
as you may desire. The making of the
Hampson spray will commence Novem
ber 1st, and continue through the
winter as long as there is any demand.
Head the following credential, the
original copy of which may be seen at
the Cannery :
We, the undersigned, hereby certify
that we used Sampson Lime and Sul
phur Solution, last year for the Sun
Jose scale, which has proved satisfac
tory ill every respect. It not only
tilled all the scale, but put our trees
in a much more healthy condition.
This solution cost us So a gallon when
ready to apply to the trets. Heretofore
we have manutactured our vn snrav.
anil fl ml that we cannot make a spray
as cheap ami at tbe same time so
effective as the Sampson Lime ami
Sulphur Solution manufactured ly ihe
liriints l'a-s fanning Company.
.Ill Criixtuii. Grants 1'nns, KFD No 1
K 1'rovolt, Murphy, Oregon.
W S Dai lev. Davidson. Oregon.
M tn t in Angel, tirants Pass.
John Mall, Grants I'ass.
O W Triplet!, Hugo, Oregon.
I I Morrison, limits I'hss, Hex fi.
A Morris, Grants I'ass.
.1 O t'alhouii, Gi ants I'ass.
I) l'etiroii, Hugo, Oregon.
K. A Clements, Gruit I'ass.
Il I. Iv nt. Mnv by. t regon.
C C English, Grants l'a-s.
V nie to any ot the utmio for ciiutir
ma', e ii et the itii.iency of the Samp
they know who ia going to be the
fortunate individual. There are
several persons mentioned as being
"in line" for the important position,
should the political lightning happen
to strike their way. Among those
most prominently'mentioned are: W.
A. Newell, J. W. Moore, O. W. Don
nell, H. W. White, Lincoln Savage
and J. E. x Peterson. There may be
"others", but if so they are keeping
very much in the dark as to their
intentions.
The friends of Mr. Newell are
quite sanguine, basing their hopes
pureIy"upon bis fitness for the place.
They tell of his 13 years as a faith
ful and efficient railway mail clerk
and how, for the past two years he
has been doing good service in the
Grants Pass post office. They also
point to the fact that President
Roosevelt seems determined that,
other things being equal, the man
who has been faithful, should be
prometed. So, they are feeling pretty
good over Mr. Newell 's prospects for
knocking the coveted plum. j
Mr. Moore's friends also show how
he put in several years in the postal
service and they aver that he is a very
capable man for the place. They
think that he has a mighty good
showing to capture the position and
that bis prospects are growing better
every day.
Mr. Donnell, although at present
holding an important office with the
Medford railroad which runs out as far
as Eagle Point, still holds his resi
dence in Grants Pass, where he has
done some effective political work and
where he has many friends who are
pulling for him with all their power.
They are feeling good over his ex
cellent chances.
County Superintendent Savage
It's Time to Think
ABOUT HEAVIER CLOTHES and WE HAVE PREPARED FOR
YOUR WANTS BY LAYING IN A RIG FALL and WINTER STOCK
of UNDERWEAR, MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING, MENS SUITS.
something new, from $5 to $25, and a COMPLETE LINE of SIIOEs
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
WHO HAVE SUCH GOOD THINGS FOR THE TABLE. WE
CARRY ONLY FRESH GROCERIES, FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FLOUR, FEED and HAY. CO VIE
and SEE I S BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES and WE
WILL RISK OUR CHANCES.
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If it's .bargains you are after, then come to our x
big establishment you'll find everything just as advertised
Grants Pass
Big Bargain
Center...
SOUTHERN OREGON SUPPLY GO-
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Although still quite weak from the
effects of the injury received a few
weeks ago at the plant Herbert
Smith is this week again able to be
up and is around the Cold Storage
establishment,
Elsewhere in today's Courier will
be fouud quite a lengthy list of letters
wnicn rostmaster Harmon holds,
awaiting the owners There are no
less than 81, "which indicates, among
other things them are a great many
newcomers in and around this city.
In the Bartlett Shoe Store is to be
seen a novel sight. It is dwarf
Japanese orange, on which is to be
found clusters of the golden fruit. Al
though, not so large as the ordinary
orange, yet these globules are nice to
taste and wholesome to eat.
Yesterday the Courier was favored
with a pleasant visit from Mr and
Mrs. Geo. Baer, of Hugo whotold of
a nne time bad at their home the day
before, when the neighbors gathered
to enjoy a log-rolling. In the evening
came big Don 8 res, a sumptuous supper
ana men dancing,
musio and a aren-
AnM luv a ,,; wl good time. They report J. G
-.r ; u"17i2J,w"i.u j Hill as teacher of the school, with 80
iwr me scnoois or tnis countv. to scholar
the duties of postmaster for
Pass. He has manv things
assume
Grants
in his favor and his host of friends be-
CLASSIFIED ADS.
NEW TODAY.
!i?!in8t he ' the man ,or the place.
Mr. White s friends are manv and
they too, see in their candidate for ! WOOD Choppers wanted. Will pay
the important office a man nf ahllifv II 1 Per rick, or they can cot on the
and one who woold serve the neonle L."6" "V?JTVor JronS
faithfully and well. They think miles north on Granite HiU road.
thathesUuds a very good chance of I 10 11 It
carrying off the honors. . ' ,, 7 77, 7: T
,f " i COW Fresh milk cow wauted must
Mr. leterson stands high in the be yonng, gentle nnd a good milker.
community and bis friends are many I See J. B. Paddock. 10-11 It
and they are very earnest in their
support of his candidacy. The point
to the fact that he is a man of excen-
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tional ability and that he is one of the
beet fitted men for the place to be
found in this entire eomruonilv.
And so the contest wages warm. It
is daily expected that there will be
some new di velopnieiits, indicating
who Is the lucky man and the returns
of the race will be awaited with much
interest by the many friends of the
scleral aspirants. All admit that
the choice of any one of ti e nu n
mentioned would net lie a mistake, f0
far as the good service to b rendered
is concerned.
The liuui'ierof votes for each candi
date in 'be Sugar l'lne Store c ut. st
will he rr m rted i very we. k and all
vot, s inu-t he di poMtcd in tl e ballot
boxes in our store within me vc k
I dat" of same. Tl t,l ,onnt
will be ma.le Hoc. mher li'th.by t com
mitter .uii . -i , of l'r, f. K. ;. -I';!...;, r,
t'ouiuv Su e' t.ti n. lent anil K m,!,ill
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THREE LOTS Five room cottage,
bath, pantry and store room, electrio
lights, city water, fine well on back
porch for sale one block from busi
ii' s part of town. See M. K. Moore
at store, Frout St. 10-11 tf
Safe and
ecure
Is the Man with a good Dank Account By
systematically depositing his earnings each week, he has
Something
tor a rainy day
and is prepared for any emergency that may arise.
Are you one of the fortunate? We invite you to open
an account with us. Be it small or great, you will
always receive courteous treatment
Interest
on time deposits
If you have some surplus cash why not have it
earning you some interest? We pay interest on time
deposits.
. Safety Deposit Boxes tor Remt
in which
treasures,
niodation.
you can store your valuables, papers and
You may have need for just such an aecom
Let us serve you,
Grants Pass
Banking & Trust Co.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Polaud
Chinas, lioth sexes, also Brown Leg
horn chicken aud Uroir.e turkeys.
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A. F. PIERCE Registered Angoras,
Flock beaded by one of the famous
bucks of the "King Aithnr" also
other bucks of different strains of
bleeding. Dues of the noted
strains; hu ks tor Kale, Merlin., Ore.
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FARM for Sale Kill acres, ol) in cul
tivation, good house and barn, etc.,
familr i rcharil and terries. :io acres
more ea-y tn clear, all ideil frnit
and f irm land, -10 snlorrigated bot
tom. Oak, pine aud Hr timber to
make ion! I erd-of wood three tilllts
all down Irinl to iailm.ul and town;
unlet outrauto line for ho.s ea t'e
an l mi ,trv ; tlir e hers s and I nr-!io-.
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For breakfast or dinner in choice
meats you will always find at
the City Meat Makket. We
have all kinds of fancy pou.try
in broiling and roasting chicken,
Spring lamb, and veal, prime
roasts of beef and tender, juicy
steaks, with the right flavor anp
quality at
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Notice is hereby given that tbe
I'o'ird of Equalization " of the Oc iiity
of Josephine, State of Oreg"U w ill,
'ii the thirl Monday in Oi tot" r, t"
wit. Oitoter il, " 11)117, atteia!, at
tie Oi.urhous.i in said Ooiiuttv., anJ
I uhlicly cxainitie the iissessiuent rolls,
an I correct ad rrors in valu i'i "".
tle-cri.Uon ir qualities (f lata!.
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W. H. FAI.I.t.
As-essor of Josephine I'onutyA ."t.
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sliouller, wears bell; brown ItiS fiirx
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