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DECEMBER 20. 1907
MUUfi JIVCIV
PROFESSIONAL Ca If OS
inaincq it thf rmiP?T HfULSF ; d
J, C- FINDLEY, M. D.
' Practice limited to
EYE EAR, NOSE and THROAT.
Clashes fitted and furnished.
Ofllce hours V to 12; 2 to 6; and on ap
pointment, 'telephones 281 and 77.
OsjANTS PASS, ObEOO
J)R. C A. CAMPBELL
OSTEOPATHIC PHYblCI AN
Orailuate American School of Osteopathy,
K'rksville, Mo.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Women
and Children a specially
CONtiL'LTATlON FREE
Renins 1. 2, 3, Klrst National Bank Itldg.
Phones: Olllce 771, Ues. 798
Obamts I'ass - Obwjosj
g LOUGIIRIDGE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND 8UIWEON
Ues. phone 714
Git' or oountry wit attended night
ordaf tijftn and 11, Tuff's building
Ulfico l'huM)2(U.
Gran-bh Pass . Obeoon.
II, D. NORTON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Practioe In all State and Federal Courts,
Oflloe la Opera House building.
Ghauts Pass, Oregon
A C. HOUGH,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Fractloes in all State and Federal Courts
Oflloe over iialr-Uiddle Hardware Co.
Gbamth Pass, Orkuon
QLIVER & BROWN,
LAWYER.
Office over Dixons Store
Grants Pass, - Okkgon.
Q. S. BLANCHARD,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Practice in all State and Federal
courts. Banking and Trust
Company's Building.
Gbamth Pahs, Obioom.
H. B. HENDRICKS
COTJNBELLOR8-AT-LAW
Civil and criminal matters attended to
in all tbs courts.
Real estate and Insurance.
Oflloe, 6th street, opposite Poatoffloe.
"WILLIAM P WRIGHT,
U. H. DEPUTY SURVEYOR
MINING ENGINEER
AND DRAUGHTSMAN
6tb Bt., north of Josepbius Hotel.
Sbants Pahs, Okkoon.
Charles Costain
Wood Working hop.
(Vest of flour mill, near R. R. track
Turning. Hcroll Work, KtairWork, Hand
HawlnR.Cahlnet Work, Wood Pulleys, haw
Fflwgand gumming, KeiairinK all kinds.
Frioe right.
The Popular Barber Shop
Get your tonsorial work done at
IRA TOMl'KIN"
On Sixth Street Three chairs
Bath Room in oonnootlon ,
N. E. McGULW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVERY
furniture and Piano
Msvlng-
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
E. A. WADE
Dry (ioods, Underwear,
Notions, Kte.
Front Street
west of Palace hotel
GRANTS PASS. OREGON,
Commercial Club
( Will furnish information of
Josephine county free of
charge. Correspondence so
licited. L. B. Hall
. . President
111. I,
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Andrkws.
. . Secretary
Here's Good Advice
O. S. Woolever, one of the hewt
loown msrciiauts of LeKaysvillo, N.
I., says: "If you are ever troubled
with idles, apply Bucklen'a Arnica
rtalr. It cured me of tucm for good
Wjoarsago. " Guaranteed for sure,
wounds, burnt or abrasion, 25c at all
rug sum
CKANTS PASS y
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Item of Interest to the Taxpayers of Josephine County
from the Various County Off.cle.ls X " "
Some Probekte Proceeding
T' court b appointed Alberta O
Lincoln us gusrdiau of ber sou, Ar
thur P. Lii.ooln. whise father is dead
and the estate of fWJO being left for
settlement.
An rder bas been entered, directing
Eliz Nicker-on, as artminiairairix of
th e tite tif Thomas Nickeron, de
ceits d. to sell, a private tale, in the
city of Grant Pss, property biloug
ing to said esUte, not less tlian $200
in a b. the baiauca to be secure I by
tnoitgnge.
Chares Sexton has been appointed
guardian of bs insane father, Charles
Sexion. ti e bond being fix-id at $"00.
In the matter of the estate of Robert
Neill, de eased, an order was made,
empowering C. O. Billow, as ad
min siraior of the said estate to sell
to the biuhe-t bid er a part of Sectiou
2, towijship 38, south, range 5.
Young Boys on fx "Tare."
Two young men of Lt-la'id " auaged
to net bold of too much "bonze,"
the other day and they proceeded to
load op in flue style and then they
undertook to "do" the town. They
felt equal to almost anything and
nudurtook to pick a quarrel, for they
were reaiv to fight almost anybody.
Finally John Alderson came to the
county stat and swore out a complaint
against the yoothi in question.
They were arrested and brought to the
county seat and now they are out on
bonds and will bave to stand trial at
the next term of the oircuit court.
Jail No Longer Empty.
The county jail is no longer vacaut.
for it bas au inmate in the person of
Joho Hendricks, who was brought
here from Ruseburg, last week, by
Sheriff RqxhmII. The fellow was held
in the circuit court of Douglas county,
charged with being implicated in the
bank robbery at Glendale. But tbey
failed to connect him closely with
that event and then be was bronght
here and Joe Hammond, who was shot
at on S 'pteinber 15, identifies him as
being the very same fellow who fired
ths shot. So Hendricks has waived
an examination and will have a bear
ing at the next term of the oircuit
court. He has engaged attorney V.
W. Cardwell, of Rosebnrg, to defeud
him. His brother oatne up from
Rosebarii, Saturday to see aboat mak
ing preparations for the defense.
Property Moving Slowly
Now that the unpopular holidays are
over, property will likely begin to ex
change hands with a bit more brlak
uesa than it has beeu doing for the
paat week or so. Couuty Clerk Cheili
ire pronounces last week decidedly ths
dulleet week be hat ever known tinoe
lis lias biten holding forth at the court
honae. Indued be and bis aHistan:,
Deputy E. S. Ventch have been think
ing quite seriously of subscribing for
more newspapers, in order that they
might be the better able to kill some
of their spare time. Tbey are uow in
hopes that realty will begin moving
iigam, as the holidays nave neen ue
olnred off. The following di'edH have
been pla ed on record :
O ( Lund et ux to August J
Klo. ker, 6.20 acres In sec 17, tp 8 s,
r fi. 3:00.
L L Jowell et nx to W H Pollock,
part of aeo 5. tp 35 s, r ft, flOO.
W HCarvill to Mrt L F Lane,
aorii in block 4, towu of Placer, $141.
Josepbius County to Grants Pans
Hardware Co., Sheriff's Deed for lots
1, 3, 8. 4, 6. aud , block 23, GTS
of Grauta Paha, fOiK).
Joaephine County to Geo F Ainler
son, Sheriff's Deel for .'-interest in
Lower Ditch. Mike's Gulch. tJ.5.19.
Josephine County to S W Blasdel,
"The Buckeye Placer Mining Claim,"
$:!8rt.73. "
Daniel S Holton to Mary J Tyler,
part sec 1ft, tp 1)5 a, r 6, t-5.
Sarah E Smith to Charles Foster,
.AS of au acre in tsc 19, tp SB a. r ft,
MX).
G W Guylou et ux to Nellie Sleeper,
imrt see 8, tp 8(5 s, r 6, f 00.
. Grant Onus et ux to Charles Burt
I haller'lolaS and4 "block 7ft of Grants
I Pastl. aca
I R'.n Cola'st ux to"LM Williamson
4 .-ra in'"seo' 1H tpjitll s r 3 $100.
! , G EMat et ox " to" Emma A Fair-
child 13 a cres in see 1ft tp 3ft s rJ
'4J0.
' An Insanity Cass.
2 An iusaue case eugaged the atten
tion of Judge Stepheu Jewell and Dr
J. O. Smith ths eiaminiugU'ard
'Monday v'ho found that Marv Jaoe
Grimes of this city bas beeu eiifferiug
T
with attacks of chorea
siuiv she cams
to years jot puberty.
She is uow
3i
years of age and
hat
epileptic con-
vnlsions
aud hat at
timet threatened
As 'her case has
LMiuiuitting aulcid.
I beu growing worse
the examiners
thooght best to bave brr placed in
the Sa em asylnm where slie cold
bave got d cars and prohibit recover
eveotualiv from the ailment. An
order vai made to thu fleet aud
Toeiday an attendant arrived fiom
Salem to accompany her to that place.
Miacrll&neous Mailers
Milt. iT Boeue of Kerby lian fil-d'
his stock brand with the coonty
clerk. It consists of an anchor ou
the It ft hip.
Govi rnor Chamberlain has officially
named Postmaster C. E Harmon as a
notHry public for tW next 13 inon'hs.
Sheriff RuHcell is again able to be
out and aroand after a short sick
Hpell. He saya that he bad to get in
shape for the rush which wouH he
on as soon as the holidays were over.
H'i reports that he feels all O. K.,
that his horse is M and that his
buggy is all ready for looking after
lots of business.
Monday January 13 the next session
of the ciicuit court will be in session
in this county, Jodge H. K Hanna
presiding. The indications point to a
full calendar.
O. O. Lund who is over in the Coot
Bay conutry, looking after some
property investments has given a
general power of attorney to H. D
Norton, for transactions in Josephine
coauty.
W. M Turner has given a chattel
mortgage for 1115 to II. C. Mitchell
and secured on the fixtures of the
"ToIodo" reitaurant.
A marriage license has been issned
to the following cooplea by County
Clerk Oheahire: Emerson G. Patton,
aged 44 years, a native of Washington
coonty. Ore., and Mattie M. Thouia
son, aged 28, both residents of Placer
ville; and to George W. Laws, aged
30, a native of Minnesota, a resident
of Woodville and Lillie F. Brown,
aged 16, native of Nebraska aud resi
dent of Grants Past. Tbs fathers of
both the contracting parties appeared
and gave their verbal consent to have
the young people enter the state of
matrimony.
A bill of sale has been given by J.
Thomas Gilmore to Geo. W. Lewis,
and J. E. Verdin, in the earn ol $1500
for the Buick automobile, No. 661.
Deputy County Clerk E. S. Veatch
finds some novel doo amenta as he
looks after the recordiug of the var
ious instruments which come into
that office. For instance, here's the
way oue party had some word:
"Elick." for Alex; "Nowen" for
known and "porat, " for post.
NOTABLE MEDICAL
DISCOVERY
Of Special Value to Meny
in Grants Pass.
Here
One of the most notable discoveries
aud one that undoubtedly appeals
more than anything else to manv
leotle here in Grants Pass is the com- j
biuatiou of .stomach reuiediea the
Mi-o-na treatment, l'his prescription i
has worked wonders, and there is uow '
no exuuse for anyone Buffering with ;
indigestion or weak stomach. j
It acts specifically upon the muscles
if the stoiiiauh and bowels, strong -
tuening and stimulating them so that
they readily take care of the food
that it eaten. It also increases the
nuw u. Kttnmu jiiiui'b, vuub getting
I row me ioou me uuurisnuieuc tnat
is necessary for ho.ilth aud energy
The symptoms of indigestion are
numerous, soch as distress after eat
iug, flatulence, heartbnru, auk head
aches, diziuess and irritability.
These are all dispelled by a few doses
of Mi-o-na wheu the trouble is re
oent, but just as surely iu long staud-
iug and chronic caset if the treatment
it followed for a reasonable length of
lln,.
So positive are the good effects fol-
loicinv tha nu nf Mi.n.
- n w . v istm .un. k II C
fAlllMdv la Mold h nltmruv nnri.it u
absolute guarantee to refund the
money if it should fail to oure. I"
COFFEE
Five degrees of excel
lence: food; better;
tine; finer;
finest: all Schilling's Best
Whit ro. er return, vour monrr if roa dott'l
like 11: i' p ' ii
Landlady-Yuu'll flud the chicken out
of sight.
Boarder I wish
there was a little
more of It In sight
In the third crusade a single stons
from au English onglno killed twelve
Turks, aud after the truce was shown
to Saladln as a curiosity.
"He'll never make a grett artist"
"Why not?'
Every coucluslon he draws It bad."
-Milwaukee Sentinel.
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5 Inrnnrr TrMTOHTinr FDH A PIT
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After looking all around town, Santa Claus has discovered the right place
and knows where he can procure his supplies of
Christmas
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For those who are expecting something extra this year. You will agree
with him when you have looked over our stock of Cut G!as, Brass
Candle Sticks and Vases, Toilet Articles, Toilet Sets, Brushes,
Leather Goods, Books and Dolls and lots of little novelties like
Calendars, Ink-stands, Paper Knives and Weights, etc,
Too many goods and too many prices to mentior them here. You will
have to visit us, You are invited.
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CLEMENS-Sells Drugs
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SOCIAL CENTERS.
How Rural Schools Csn Bs Ussd
Fer
Benefiting Communities.
The school must offer vocational
training. This does not mean that ev
ery school shall be a trade school. It
does not even mean that the school
shall aim specifically to teach trades.
It does mean, however, that we will
come to realize that the schools in pre
paring the pupils for complete' living
must bear In mind the fact that voca
tion is a large part of life, says Les
lie's Weekly. Consequently vocational
training In its broadest possible as
pects must be one of Uie largest phases
of school activity. This may not mean
the Introduction of elementary agricul
ture into all the rural schools, but it
will mean the utilization of agricul
tural material in the training of tha
pupil, so that If he enters the agricul
tural vocation he will be adequately
prepared for It.
The school also must develop the
spirit of social or community service.
I know of nothing better In this line
than the plan used In Maine of or
ganizing school Improvement leagues.
It Is deferable also for the school to
become n social center, or at least one
of the social centers, of the neighbor
hood. The school ought to play a large
part In the life of the mature people
of the community, nnd It may well net
as a sort of rallying center for the ed
ucational Interest of adults as well as
of children. The school must definite.
ly co-operate with other Institutions of
, '"e community, such na the church, the
grange, improvement societies, library,
etc. In this connection there should
be frequent Joint meeting of tenehers
arm school
patrons for the discussion
both of school topics and of subjects of
I general community Interest.
Cut This Out and Save It.
There is so much Rheumatism here
iuour neighborhood now that the
followiug advice by an eminent
anthority, who writes for readers of a
lariie Eastern daily raner. will be
"'RJ"y appreciated
Suffer:
by those who
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-Tt?l trOtH
anv Good Tlharnmcv nnu.
half ounce F.uid Extract Dandelion,
one oonce Compound Ktrgon. three
ounces of Compound Syropof Sarsapa
rilla. Shake these well in a bottle
aud take in teapoonful doses after
each meal and at bedtime; alto dnok
plenty of good water.
It is claimed that there are few
victimt of ihit dread and tortorout
dise.ise who will fail to find ready re
lief in this simple homemade mixture,
and iu most cases a permanent cure it
the result.
This simple recipe is said to ttreng
then aud cleanse the eliminative tis
sues of the kidneys so that thev can
i niter and strain from the blood and
TI"eui the poisons, acids and waste
matter, which cause not only Rheo-
luausni, dui numerous other diseases.
Every man or woman here who feels
that their kidneys aienot healthy and
active, or who suffers from anv
urinary trouble whatever, should not I
hesitate to make nn this Til i -rt nrd n !
it It certain tn do mnz-v, lj I
certain to do much good, and
save you from much softer inn
may
alter while.
Our home druggista sy they will
either supply the ingredients or mix
the prescription readv o take if oor
readers ask them.
QuJk delivtrr-Tne Weekly OracoaMa.
SU SH E
CAPITOL
OIL in the world than this
RADIUM
CAPITOL Gasoline
68 test, best for Automobiles and Lighting Purposes,
Manufactured by CAPITOL REFINING COMPANY
Ham -Riddle
Wholesale Distributors
TOKAY GRAPES
I can still furnish first-class one
year old rooted Tokay Vines
at reasonable prices. Plenty of
all other varities-
GEO. H. PARKER
This is the only school in the Northwest which
prepares young men and young women for
Private Secretary
Positions
We have ceased trying to fill all positions which are brought to
our attention. Only the best are selected and for the best we
must have the best young people.
Write us today and ask us about this Private Secretary Course
Holmes Business College
PORTI.ANrv OB V
1 BUY, SELL or EXCHANGE
Household Goods and my stock is quite complete... If you
have anything to sell or exchange come and see me, or if
you need anything in my line see my goods and get prices.
ISACKS, COPPER, RUBBER and METAL WANTED
M. E. MOORE,
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tsWWtiftJtMlfUl
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Is a Claen Safe COAL OIL
and makes a bright, even
light. : : Sold in bulk
A FINE GRADE. SOLD
IN FIVE GALLON TINS
Our highest grade in 5 gallon
cans. There is no finer COAL
regardless of price
Harm C
for Joseph ne County
Office With
W. U IRELAM
NEW and SECOND HAND
GOODS