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K 'OUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS, OREGON. OCTOBER 18. 1907.
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Where yon
When you
No smoke
PERFECTION Oil Heater
(Equipped with Smokeless Device)
to the room you want to heat suitable for any room in the
house. It has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing
smoke or smell turn the wick as high as you can or
as low as you like brass font holds 4 quarts of oil
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mat gives out glowing
khpil in in nan and
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illlimSi anywhere. Every
is ine lamp lor ine nuarni or ' imin
I) thai mak iludy pleasure. Mi it ol bran, nickel
ira.lCI . II give UIUIUIU, uym
1 wild the latest improved central drill burner, tvery lamp warranted.
II you cannot oblain the Perlection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp Iron
your dealer write to our nearest agency lor descriptive circular.
1 8TASBARH OH. TOMPANV
lr (Incorporate!! Ill
niiuiiuuuuw
Grand PrU, Par it, 1
Btont Im all
other
over Hie worlj are dlwaullng
They Fit All Makes of Talking Machines
IT Columbia Iteconlx Honnil l'st on C.iliinilila Clrniilit'plionos : tint If yrinrfl
Ik niiotli. r nmke, t'oluuibiu Keeorda will pnutly Improve tlte Toue Quullty ut
your lutwhlae.
Provo It For Yourself
Columbia 10-Inch Disc Record, 60c. Columbia Gold-Moulded Cylinder Records, 23c.
Columbia Half-Toot Cylinder Records, SOu
Columbia Phonograph Co. e7
37 1 Washington Avenue,
PORTLAND, ORE.
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J. A. FOLGER & CO.
EitaMiihed 1S30 SAN FRANCISCO
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MODEL DRUG STOR
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want it
want it
no smell no trouble.
Often you want heat in a hurry
in some room in the house the fur
nace does not reach. It's so easy
pick up and carry a
to
heal tor y Hours, fin-
nirltel an nrnnmrnl
heater warranted.
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900 Double Grand Pr ire, SL Louis, I 904
Grand Priie, Milan, 1 906
Principal Citii Oal0r fwywAtr
COLUMBIA
CYLINDER and DISO
RECORDS
They Sound Best
The clr-nr, Bwoft, nnttir:il t.ine of
iliiinbin lti'i-,nln it.'llirM Hie car. "A
iMC'Tlt of BHIi't 8'IIIIKIS." " 'ItlfV
nr.Ml'irp nil ttif rtninirtiTifitlc tlintue
unit hj niiathetit inmlltifs of tin1 hu
man voire with filw.liltl' tuV'llty.
All luirxh. nif tn II ii-. ilisncrivulili
hoiitkU an' .'ntltvly cliininairil. niaUin;
Culuuibia llecoriis the suiuotliosl kuowu.
They Wear Dost
" Onlmnliin Uivnrils oiltlusit nil otliorn.
l)V n.'Oiul ti'st. Tiiii"iinls u u'raall
liexurUs for tUo Coluwl.iu.
.int..
Cafifonasa
Sunshine
in every tin of
Folger's
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Jo. Wotytu was trausactiog busi
ness at Gold Hill, Monday.
Fred McLId of tlii citj ia the gouft
of Medfrrd frieoda, this week.
Migf Mary Chapman, of Ashland is
FpeodtoR a few daya in thia city,
visiting with friends.
A. M. (Janliue is np froru Oakland,
Cal , to look after some property
holdings in this coanty. '
II. E. Borfgrr aud J. Snydorian,
two prominent Ashland citizens have
Wen here to attend to some mining
iuterest;i.
Juo. O'Btifnand Win. Pay ton, two
of Waldo's substantial residents, wtre
at the comity seat on bciciufss of im
portance, the first of the week.
Jcs. Holder was np from Portland
this week, in qnet of sotrie ood
minini claims a'id aleo keeping his
eyes open for choice timber lands.
Mil's Mabel Beaver, who is to teach
the young idea how to ehoot, in the
Waldo school, arrived from Afblaud
the first of the week aud proceeded to
Waldo for her year's work iu the pub
lic ecliool.
T. J. Kenuey, a wealthy and in
fluential floouu:an of Jacksonville,
has lieeu iu this citv, '.his week, on
uiHltets of importance.
C Green was one of the Medford
itrg whe Snndayed in this city.
Bert Perdue was in frniu Woodville
Sunday, raasiug the day with ac
quaintances. Judue Geo. H. Dnrbnin is at Jack
sonville and Medford, this wrek, at
tending to some important lepal buni-
nt-si. '
Seversl Ashlncd youths have lj"m
placed under arnwt, on the charee of
nirrvinif concealed weapon". Their
trial will be held later.
Clurence Lovelace, a leading Jose
phine county farmer wa in from thi!
.Williams Creek 'country. Monday and
Tmd:iy, doiiii? fimie trading with
local in' rchants. .
I. Van Dorn, one of Merlin's repre
sentative citizen's was at the county
-at, on Monday and while hire
favored the Courier . with a welcome
vit-it.
Jinle l'riui, of Jacksc.nvllu was
i'i be city, tl is week, on pome im
portant lenal business and lie found
his nriny old liiu. friends i:hd to g've
h .iu a wihonie onee moie.
"Him" Gillette, who has been with
r In tinnts l'lis Hardware Co. for
smn" time, has this week resiguetl the
position, to talie one with his f;itlier
ill the feed businers.
W. 11. Striplin came tii from
S'oekli'ii, G.i '., this week, to view
tMs laud, with a view to making
son e investments, should he feel so
incliind. Ue reports finding things
even better than he had expected.
Malon Wheeler, at one time of this
vi.uinty, rut w no now nas a puice ai
Phoeuix, in Jackson county, is down
to spend a few days as the guest of his Grants IVs decide t'lj'lose Sunday and
brother-in-law, J. D. Frye and family, j comply with the law. They are corn
Isaac Pimm, proprietor of cue of ' pelled to do this because a few people
: Spokane'B big business houses, is in
the city, looking over tho field and
he may conclude tn invest quite ex
tensiwdy in projiirty of all kinds
herealsiuls.
E. A. 'rick of Pcrtland. has lieeu
here for a ftw dBys, with the iuteti
tion of making some large Invest
ments in acreage. He thinks that
there is a great and promising future
in store for all this valley, and par
ticularly for this end of it.
vats at the
One of the tig steam
Ashland Cannery which was filled
with sevral hundred cans of fruit
which was b ing Hiked at the tim,
fxploded Saturday. Fortunately none
of the employes were near it at the
, timn'and the damages were confined
1 to the stock and the vat. '1 idings.
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F. R. McGregor, who once helu
rth in this city, in a tonsorial way,
who is no local- d at Portland,
whs in tin- city Monday, on Irs "
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In order to , if the ... .Ir wonld
ueueufc ucr uauKuitr a cyur, mtm, n.
H. Corliss and daughter. Miss Hazel
left last week for Marsh field, where
thsy will remain three mouths.
Some of the instruments for the new
Rogue Bivir Boys' Band have arrived
and others are expected soon. Prof.
Kowell reports great interest being
tsken by the members and he pterticts
thxt this will prove to be a fine or
ganization. Herefter the Western Electric Co.,
which manufactures ths telephone ap-1
paratus used by the Bell peonle will
sell tn anybody, thus offering it as
superior equipment, in competition
with the inferior makes which have
been o'ed by the "independent"
lines.
A jolly crowd of Grants Pass school
teaebers, tnking advantage of the
supeib weather, boarded the carryall
with Aoble Parker holding the reins
of the four horse team, Salurlay, aud
journeyed out to take an inspection of ,
Cr,ou;a "Redlaud Vineyard." It !
goes wiuiout the saying that tiny had
a delightful time.
M. D. L. Crooks, the well known
Dryden resident was at the comity
seat Saturday, makina atraiiceineuti
for the local deaiers to handle his'
wife's line dairy hntter which is bo-1
orming quite popular. He had the
Courier print some butter wrappers
for t M h desiiabln product. j
The So'ith Pacific Hospital is jnst !
moviiu' into its fine and more com -niodinus
quarters, in the nice Oroxton
residence of 10 rooms, on Bft'e't,
where the management will be much i
better prepared to caro for the j
constantly inert aing volun e of pat-i
ronage. Mis Mattison, assisted by!
an eflieient corps of rxt erienced '
helpers, is sueceedng admirably iu
buildtng n good institution and one
that is much needed in this city and
comity. It is slid that out of a total
of -10 surgical cases which have re
cently been performed at this hospital,
only one of the opt ratlotia has resulted
in (lea'h.
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uiniu uiiniiiuuij a,
Hern is t'ie way
the Ashland Valli y
upon tre rei'elit II
in Grants Pa-s: '
Editor Kais'r, of
Reco'd coniments
dust rial fnir held
The di-triit fair
at Grants Pass was a success aud
showul t' at the pen1 of ,Ios" hine
conntv are wide. aAake and enter
prisinir. Tin re was no "boss r'einu"
yet til" i e.,l,. were well phased with
what they saw. 1 lie old idea that a
local fair cannot be a success without
sti a'so'tnniit of fake hots race
wherein the betting public get orally
get jolihid, is passinic away."
The Rosehnrg Spokesmnn Fjiraks
alMiut Giants i'ass' snloonuien c'oslriB
on Siindav, Hf'er this fashion :
"When made to do so the saloons of
unite to B"e that the law Is enforced.
Such results ran obtain in any town
w here there am few who join hands
in an effort to uphold law and order.
To open the hack door and sell over
an improvised Imr is just as much a
violation of the law as to sell from
the regular bar. If there Is no inten
tion to enforce the law strictly then
put a stop to a pretention to do so."
Editor liliton. of the Medford Mail
! '"""'y ri"'" up things at Grants Pass :
Ihe lid is on tiylit In Ursnts
Pas". Owing to agitation of the mat- ,
ter of closing salooua on Sumtiiy, i
the word went out. that the ordinance
governing the case would be en
foro'd. und the alooiimen voluntarily
lecided to clo'e on Sunday, and to
henceforth strictly observe the law.
The sentiment In favor of strict Sun
day closing is one that is growing
stronger all the time, and it will be
1 :t a s'i' rt time until the observances
i f t!e la a will be u ii i VI rsal.
Tliii is tli v. iy f Mir
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QNE fJQRE OPPORTUNITY
TO SEND FOR EASTERNERS
The Extra Low R.e.te Trom Eas
tern Points Will Soon Stop
Now is the tlmo lo Write.
(Special Correspondence)
Portland, Ore., October 14th, 1907.
If a single reader of this paper has
failed to write le'ters to mie old
friend, aeqalutatice, relative or other
person who may be benefited by com
ing to Oregon, he should write today.
The colonist rates close October 81st
aud if yoo want your letter to gi t re
sults it must be forwarded at once.
The rates are fi3 from Missouri Kiver
points, St. Tsui, Winnipeg and all the
country adjacent, 10 from St.
Louis aud (Xi from Chicago, with a
reduction of 60 to points East of
Umatilla. Similar rates from every
oUu,r poiut iu t:
Gl aml ,lU
the United State.
busy and add one family to the
population of Oregon.
.The Open River meeting at The
Pilles joined the concentrated frrce
of the best workers of Oregon, Wash
ington anl 11 tu The improve
ment of the entire Columbia River
should be under continuous contract
now that the United States Govern
ment engineers' hist survo-, made iu
Juue, showed
feet of water over
the bar at lowest tide, with Hi1,' feet
at high tide.
The Interior, the official publica
tion of the I'risbyterians of the United
States, devoted 10 pages of its October
j issue to Portland as a Presbyterian
city, in which the attraction of Ore
: gon are effectively presented. The
i iritis rations show, among other
things, an irrigation canal, agricul
tural, fruit and cattle scenes, hand
ling of logs, the production of roses,
and the iticngth of the city and the
State from a church and educational
standpoint Tim author of the article
i is Mr. Isolaii R. Rest, Managing
Editor of the Inferior, who gathered
I his information personally while on a
visit to Oregon. 'ZZ
Cont rant has been It t for the grad
ing of the ttack of the Portland
Country Club Live Stock Associa
tion, and the architects Hr' at work
upon plain for Ihe amphitheatre, club
house and other buildings. As these
grounds are within 20 minutes of the
heart of the city, the atti ni'imce
should be enormous, and the livesti ck
i display i veil better 'than that at the
Lewis and Olaik Exposition.
1 It has been (It finitely decided that
the (iret'on State Dairy Asn. ialion
w ill meet in Port land, I ) 't omber IH--0.
ThiiPortl ml Con. merc'al Club offers
'two gold medal-, one for butter and
' one for cheese, while the Portland
Flouring Mills put up a purse of
$1110 In cash for the lx-t general dis
play. The complete imceediiigs of
the melting will he published. The
details are iu the hands of the Asso
ciation's rf fleers, Ed, T. Judd, presi
dent, Turin r, and F. L. Kent, secre
tary, Corvallis.
TKA
Thcfriratcsttca-tlrinkors
arc full-1 atom Dutch
men. There isn't much
n e r v o n s prostration in
Holland.
V tffT rr i. -turrit v-';T in'.m-r 'l 1
dnii't
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their Uru-eaalnti Work Keeps ua
Strong and Healthy
All th lil'S'il ill til" lioily pss-ca
tlirooith tin. kiflm ys mini t-vt-ry tlireii
tiiiniiti'M. Thi- ki'liicjH f il t-r tin IiImhI.
Tlll'V Work llil(ht Kllil l:i V. Wlll'll
li.'ulthy tin y ti tin v nlii'nt .Mm niuiti"
i.f in j.i.ri iniittir l fi in t h.r I I'H'.I.
Thin hriii" on irniny iji-. ii". mol
vnipt.iiii" iiin 'ii th'i I n It. If ii ! ii h",
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To Sustain
Our Name
OF QUALITY SHOP
We place in our windows today
these leaders
Ugulhi "Estate Ceylon Tea
Fresh pack just received
Dcfentlablo Vacuum packed
Coffee Nothing better.
Clevelands Baking Powder
It's claim is perfection
And this is
not all, there is more
lo come.
SMYTHE'S
QUALITY SHOP
412 Front Street.
QUALITY
IS MY RULE IN
GROCERIES
None Hut the Hest
and .it Right Prices
soli; agf.nt for
WHITE SATIN FLOUR
Tho L'ost Hard Whoiit
on ho Market
FkF.SII FkUIT AND VEGETALLra
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Opposito depot
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Vou May Think a Lot.
but mind mi your Liimulry hdtIiow,
mid w will unikH hliort work of put
tliltiK it in (In! Hlmiin for you. lli
moro the morrier fur oh. HIiirtM, 3ol
InrH, (TdITh, I'udi rw cur. White VmW,
HiiHlory MiythiliK mill evcrytliitiK
We 1no lmnillii qnlokly lumn'hold
hhIi - aut h bm lit il mnl Tulile I.iiirti,
I.iin. CortHitiH, fto. Our niitlmiU
uro tint Im'hI and the quicktwt. We
Hi-inl for mol (lt.lirt.r gnoilM, ami oiuirgs
only ri'iiHoiiMblw ,rin m.
Pell's Elite Laundry
ST OVALE t COWDREV, Mrs.
S. V. MOODY
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