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ROOUB RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, OREGON, JANUARY 24. 1908. PROFESSIONAL CARDS M. c- FINDLEY, M. D. Practlo. limited to EYE EAR, NObE and THROAT. Classes fitted and furnished. Oflloe hour 9 to 12; 2 to 6; and on ap pointment. Tolupbones 261 and 77. tiiAKTi Paw, Oaiuos S, LOUGHRIDGE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND HURGEON Boa. Phone 714 Oitsy or country culs attended night or dof t'inan and U, TulT'a building. Otboe i'hwu) 201. Ckanw Pahs . . Omeoon. )R. C. A. CAMPBELL ObTKoi'ATirn; i'iivhician Graduate American richool of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Chronic Il-airs and Ifivaim of Women and t'iiildrari a specialty C0NHU1.TAT10N FIUE Rooms 1. 2, 3, Kird National Hank Wdg. Phones: Olllce 771, Ilea. 7! CiiJZ. i Gsasts 1'ss .m. Oai'joir , D. NORTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Praotloe In allBWteaad Federal Courts. Oilloe H.Opora House Uulldlng.j Gbakts Pahs, . . . Okkoon A. c. HOUGH, ATTORN K Y-A'l'-LA IV, Praotloes In all Ntateand FftdoralCourts Office over Hair Riddle Hardware Co. UBAtIT a ASM, OsiOON QLIVER & BROWN, LAWYER. Office over Dixons Store Grants Pass, Origon" 0. S. BLANCHARD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Practice In all Stale and Federal courts. Banking and Trust , Company's Building. GaAirni Pass, , . . OakooIi II. B. nENDRICKS GOCNIKLLOIUVAT-LAW Olrll and criminal matters attended to la an the court Real estate and.Insuraaoe. Offloe, 6th street, opposite Postofflos, yiLLIAM P WRIGHT, V. 8. Dtl'UTY HURVEYOR MINI. Nil KNGINKKR AND DKAUliUTbM AN 6th St., north of Josephine Hotel. ttaArrs Pahs, . . OasaoN. Charles Costain WckhI Work. hi? Shop. Vettt of flour mill, near R.'R. track lamina-, Homll Work. Htair Work, Hand Hawin,Cal)liift Work, Wood I'iiIU-vi, haw Klhnnand auimning, Kr-pairtng all kinds. Prions right The Popular Barber Shop Get your tonsorial woik done at IRA TOUI'KIN' On Sixth Stteet Three chairs Rath Room In connection N. 12. McGlU-W, PIONEER TRUCK and DELIVERY furniture and Piano Moving GRANTS "ASS, OREGON. E. A WADE Dry (Joods, Underwear, Notions, Etc. Front Street west of Palace hotel GRANTS PASS, OREGON, GRANTS PASS k jj Commercial Club Will furnish infoimntion ol A Josephine couuly tiee of k charge. Correspondence .so- k I licited. y L. B. Hau. Piesident r 4 Tl. L. Andrkws Secretary b intm ... i ,i. ..u,.,. Br C3 a TOWN IMPROVEMENT HINTS. Kan towns find that waste paper receptacles placed on street corners help greatly In keeping the streets free of rnbblah, etc. Yon may spend a great deal of time and money on tbe lawn, but If the edges are not neatly trimmed at each cutting much of Its beauty Is lost When you neglect outdoor house keeping you not only depreciate tbe Talue of your own property, but that of your neighbors. ft doesn't cost much and Is very lit tle trouble to keep a town clean It tbe citizens will co-operate and do their share In the matter. Bi'bool children organized to prevent tbe throwing of rubbish Into t!ie streets may do more effective work than many policemen. It la an Interesting experi ment that might bring good results If made. Glad It Did so Much Good. 8otno remarkablo stories are. tying told about town and among the (.-odd try jiooi li coming in'of tliis sim ple homemade mixture coring Rheu matism and Kidney troohhi. Here is the 'ecipe and directions for taking: Mix by shaking well in a b' ttle onx-half-ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kargon, three onnces Corircund Syrop Sarsaprilla. Take an a dose one-teaspoouful after meals and at bedtitn '. 'o change need be made In yonr nsual dint, but drink plenty of good water. This mixture, writes one authority in a leading Philadelphia newspaper, has a peculiar tonlo effect upon the kidneys; cleansing the clogged op pores of the eliuiinatlve tisanes, forcing the kidneys to sift and strain from the blood the nrlo acid and other poisonous waste matter, overcoming Rheumatism, Bladder and Urinary troubles in a short while. A New York druggist who has had hondreds of calls for these ingredients since tbe first announcement In the newspapers last October stated that tbe people who once try it "swear by it," especially those who have Urinary and kidney trouble and suffer with Rheumatism. The druggists in this neighborhood say they can supply the Ingredients, which are easily mixed at home. There is said to be ao better cleansing ageut or system tonic, and certainly none more harmless or simple to use. 1-24 It Automoblls Roads In Afrioa. Under the direction of the central automobile department the work of constructing sieclul highways In the Kongo Krve State has been carried on for more than a year, says the Good Roads Mugazlue. When completed these mad will be used for automo- l.llu lf.l(,l.t ll I ... ....I most Important of the highway. 011 1 ooty Ab.tr.ct Co. which work Is being pushed most rap j "oof of Daln performed the Ba ldly la that connecting the Kongo with 'eminent work on mining claims in the Nile at Itelaf, a short 'Usiance ' Josephine county, for the year 11)07. south of Gomlkoro. The Youth's Companion It Comes Every Week Among th contents ol the New Volume lor m will be 250 Good Stories StrUl Stories, Stories of Charta ttr, Adventure tliij tlrrocniu 350 Contributions Artie Li, itulifi, RrmlnlKrn . by Fatuous Men And Women. 1000 Graphic Notes on Current K vents, Duioverlrs AnJ Inventions in Nature and Science. 2000 O-ic-Mimite Staries, Hits ol Humor And Miscellany, the Weekly HeAlth ArtwU-.Timely JJitueiAb, The Children' PAge, etc. IU F.it ..4 ri..tru4 I M.1 fef 1, h.1 FtW ! .-J UbNfc Every New Subscriber who cms out in.t sen.ta this sllji al ui.' wita name au.t a.llce u.l Ji.jj wi.l i,lia FRE,E, A't the t.anrs of Tti Companion lur lb Ifm.iiui,, r,ki no?. The Thai,Tii..-, Chrl.lma. and New Ytar'a IVoblr jlumbai. TheCxBivanlxna font I i-.illtanr- l. l,n.lni lor i.joj. u.rn The C ii4nl,n fi-r Itir J4 wrrk a ol mo a lituatT of Hi brat Trail ing lot i tt? member o lh latuilj. THE YOl 'S COMPANION. al thi, ulBc. I I Llany Mining Matters- C. J. Mattison, the well known Galioe mining man has been very much under the wether, here at the county seat, for several days past. Bn. now lie is able to be about, again. The Missoori Flat mining district is again coming to the front and Fred Miller is developing the promising piacr property in which he is in terested. At the recent term of oircuit court in Joeephine oounty, Judge H. is'. Hnua tendered a far retching de cision and one of more thau pacing importance, when he rendered a de cision in favor of the defendants, in the hotly contested mining case of Kohertson vs. Madison and Mitchell, Attorney H. D. Norton aud O. 8 Uianchard representing the defend ants. This is regarded as one of the richest gold mines In this entire dis trict The matter as decidedly com plicated, bet the rulings of the court Mere plainly In favor of the defense, and the decision was regarded as a big blow to the would be claim jumpers, as it was claimed that this was really a case of this uatare. This decree will, it is alleged, encourage investment of capital aud labor in legitimate enterprises of this nature. J. W. York has entered into an agreement with F. M. Miller aud Lincoln Savage, for a right of way f r a six fool flume, for mining pur poses, the same to be constructed across land located in section 25, tp 87, e r 5, for the purpose of carrying away foom their placer mine the tail ings, rock, rock sand and gravel. The Murtba Mining Co., has leased to E. E. (Blalock and H U Howe the "St Peters", "Dividend," "Stand ard." "Qootient," "Stella, "Wiz ard." "B N B," "W H B" and "Echo" quarts saining claims, in sootneast qoarter or seo ZS, tp 38 8, r 6, for a period of 27 months, begin fiing October 1, 1900 and extending to December 1, 1108. The lessors sgree to keep two shifts at work daily, and do all work In a workmanlike man ner and to give tbe lsasees 10 per cent of the gross amount of metals extracted for tbe first 13 months aud 20 per cent for the remainder of the lease. The leas la not transferable. E. E. Quick, of St. Helens, Colombia county, Oregon has been enjoying a hit of outdoor life, assist ing Superintendent Wiokstrom, of the ; Lone Star Mining Co., developing its j promising property in the Evans , Creek district Whn at hm,. fr Quick is at the head of the Columbia as required by law, have been tiled with the county clerk, as follows: I by Ed Auderson, on "Stratton Crsek jMiura," iu Galii-e district; by G. Miller, 1100 work on "Eight Dollar I Magpie, " ou Eight Dollar Mountain, ! near Kerby ; by 8 J Hawkins, foOO work, ou "L it o k y Strike," I' Twilight." "Shamrock " "Thistle" ami "Malachite," quartz clalmt, ou : run i,reea, in me Illinois mining district. Lode locations liavs deed tiled of record. a follows: by Cletueu', L Pelly, ou "Suowflake," ou nootherlv slona or P. in Oallce district; by C U Mowers et ' al.. "Consolidated Oregon M iuing ' Co.," in th li.igns Creek district ' Placer claims: bv Margaret HetW ' "New liar." iu 1), iggs Or ',k 1 c ,, , , , ' . 11 trlct- y Jo-eph kerehotr. .r," in, Rrigg. district; by K L Weeks et al.. u I'ritt, iu lialiee ' iiisirot. Amended location" have he nhlwlas follows: by H V Kir cliolf and I) V Hefley, "HinhHar," .V acres, placer iu Urijids district ; by same "HiMh Chauuel." "Franotion. " "Dave Arnett" and "Aancieut Cha'n- ii"l. " also iu the same district. ! Hermit lie i from the 1'ii kett Creek district is to the effect that the Cop- '' r Standard people, have ' struck it rich", iu what is known as the Hooth property. ' It is rapartml that a hnd of (iiant powder went out to the fa- 1 nions "Moontalo Linn" mine, in the 1 Misvuri district, this week and that ' soon operations in that camp will he commenced upon a larje scale i : .Tl" eopper market is rapidly im- proving. A growiU(r demand for the metal has itiveu a very much impoved j "" n,,t aloue to the market of the ui.'Nl itself hut th mines also. One of the brtt indications of ths changed cuditions is the announcement that the Amalgamated properties of Butte, Monthiu. are to resume epuritions tt first of the coming mouth. The Maybelle miue, located in the Waokwell dislriut. near Gold Hill, is being placed in shape for extensive development W H Pearson, who re; r,aenta a party of Portlau t capital ists, is now in Gold Hill, devoting his time to this property. The May. oe-.le was at one time oue of th lat (ore produevrs ,n tb. district, but! after a stormy career in the coorts, the stamp mill and othr improve ments were tro down and removed The new company will probably in stall a new mill, as they fe-1 confi dent that they have a goodpropo i tton and oue that will pay well onder conservative ma agement. COFFEE The dealing is simple. If you don't like Schil ling's Btst, it costs you nothing. Your grocer returns roar money if JM sW Ulu it' v- "ii WA1CH YOUR TONGUE If Furred and Coated, ll la Warning of Trouble to Come. When it is the morning after the night belore you do not have to look at yonr tongue to know that the stomach is upset the head is aching widi a dull rhtthni and that all the world looks black and drear. It nisy hare been lobster Newburiih, Welnh rarebit or some other tasty dis.i that looked much belter at night than the morning sf er. There is no need to look at the tongue thermometer then for symptoms of trouble. You naturally go to your box .of Miona -tomach tablets and with one of the little n lievers bring joy and glaanees to the physical system. The real time to watch the tongue is all of the time. If it is coated with a white fur or possibly wnh dark trimmings even though the stomach does not tell you by the a.-nte pains of indigestion that it needs help yet the coaling shows that you are getting into a bad way and that there is need of Mi-o-na. Mi-o-na is so positive, so sure, so reliable in its curative action upon the stomach that Demaray the local agent gives an absolute guars, tee with every 60-cent box he sells to re fund the money uule-s the remedy gives absolute and complete satisfac tion. 1 17 2t CITY LIFE A DELUSION. Old Inhabitant Thinks Country Towns Offer More Happiness. "Up at the depot Just now," said one of the old Inhabitants. "I saw several of the boys got off the train to spend the hollduys at home. They've come back to the old town from tbe city, aud I'll bet my bull pup against their turkey dinner with tly home folks that most of 'em would remain right here In town If they were uot asham ?d to Bay thnt city life Is not up to their expectations. And between you and me and the barn door I am strongly Inclined to think that nine out of ten of tbe boys who go from any country town to a big city would make a N-tter winning In the race of life If they would stay at home and grow up with their own community. "1 wont to the city when I was n cub nud stayed several years. But I was homesick uil the time. The young fellow in a great city holding a Job and working so many hours a day for somebody else Is not hy nny means In such an enviable position as some of the people still In the country towns are Inclined to think. "I recall that when I was living In the city many years ago. working on a salary for n famous: establishment, the i local paper here once printed a notice about me that made me laugh out of , one side of my mouth while I cried out j of the other. According to the home j paper, I was 'on the highroad to for tu"1' '" ""' rl,.v-' 1 WBS holding a ,ll'lll-v responsible post with a great ''"""'r" "lul "k'"K roml. and all that ",(,tl,l"K T1" f:"',s "s "'J' ro- iT'? T1"" "" rlB,,t' '"" It cost me two or three times as much to live there as It did hack home, and at the end of the year I usually found nl.v "a tin account no bigger thau er than It would have heeu had I remained at home and kept ou working In Ilrown's general store. 'Finally I resolved to face the mu sic aud come back homo. The word home Cleans somethlm; In a small town too. As you know, I have n pret ty good home, und 1 own It, no niort- I giis-es. and nheu the flowers bloom In the front yard every spring I com- 1 pare my house and lot "with the rented 1 coil 1 used to occupy In the city great- ' ij 10 tue uilvnutage of the house and lot. Pui not rich, but I'm oomforta le. If I had stayed Iu the city, per haps by now I might have had a large hauk account and perhaps not. "ut one thing W sure as shmiting-l would not have had so ninny good Mends uor half so high a stan'dlnir In ! the city as I have here at home. 1 "My advice to the boys." concluded the old Inhabitant. "Is to think two or 'hreo- times before they leap Into a great city. Iu most cases they become mere cogs In a huge commercial wheel, the motive power Mng operated by sotnelnHly else. I may be old fash- 1 loned. hoys. l,t I am flrm In the con viction that It Is better to be tin entire mlnuow in a small but clean nud i peaceful pond than to be the tall of a large t'.sli in a storu.y ocean. t)ne way to build yourself up Is to help build up your own i,,n by Iviieving It Is the best town on earth f,,r vourself and staying In it " Fruitgrowers of Rom. Rrvw Valley finrl ti. r i . . Quart, blank, at the Conner office Economizes the use of flour, but ter and eggs; makes the biscuit, cake and pastry more appetiz ing, nutritious and wholesome. 3lW ABSOLUTELY PURE This is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. It Has No Substitute Then ars Alum and Phosphat. of Llm. ralxturas sold at a lowsr prlca, but no housekeeper regarding tb. healtk I ber laaally can afford t. use tbsm. E CAPITOL OIL in the world than this SUN RADIUM CAPITOL, Gasoline 68 test, best for Automobiles and Lighting Purposes, Manufactured by CAPITOL REFINING COMPANY Hair- Riddle Hardw. C- Wholesole Distributors for Joseph. ne County Trite i Mit txnltr crVi-1 -' w "uij juwui in tut . 1 yJl l Ai W C3 1 VYUIVU prepares young men and young women for Private Secretary Positions We Lave ceased trying to 611 all positions which are brought to our attention. Only the best are selected and for the must have the best young people. W nte us today and ask us about this Private Secretary Course Holmes Business College PORTLAND. OR.E. mwwwwMWMwwvwwwmwwwwwtwwwvtM 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. fsW-SACKS, COPPER, RUBBER and METAL WANTED M. E. MOCRE.S ySIHESSGOLLEG TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS. PORTLAND. OREGON V f. ARMSTRONG, LL. B.. PntNCIPAL Educates for succe in a short time and at small expense, and sends each stn- LLl V? " 0n " C0D,p,t""' U our ni0", and reputation for thorough work bring, u. over 100 call, p., month for office help. Individual In. rtruct.on insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leal, the card index, the eT Tl 1 M T T "artier U our shorthand; I f aUUfUl bu"UeM fonns "d Pnm.nship free-! Vn" tud"V- RtfCrtnCM: merchant, any bank, any newspaper In Portland. Courier and la 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 in t-Vio XT.-... ..u : u r EW and SECOND HAND GOODS Oragonian $2 K1 LJ 0 i
