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Try uf for Groceries? All we ask
is an Opportunity to show you our
line ud acquaint tyou wi,n the
high Quality of our goods. It takes
but one trial to prove in a most
conclusive manner that we are the
people to buy from whenever in
ueed of something good to eat.
Several varieties of
SEED POTATOES
Mr. and Mr. J. H. Ahlf, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs.
AHuma all nf Crants Pas were on
oar streets BandHy.
Mr. rd TTr. Johnie Scbertz are
visitiug with the tatter's sister, Mrs.
Mesinger at present
We n ill onveil the monuments of
"Monty" and ."Ked Clond" some
time io the near future for I goes
tbey are dead don't hear 'em any
way.
CLOVER LEAF.
Good Cough Medicine for Children
The kuod for cougln and colds is now at
band and too much care cannot be used to
t.rnliwt the children. A child i much more
likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet fever
when he hat a cold. The quicker you cure
his cold the leaa the rialt. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy U the sole reliance of many
mothers, and few of those who hare tried it
. fiuino in mm in other. Sin. r. r.
Hi-l,r nfltinlev. W. Va.. says: " I have
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i.ii anvtiiiiiff Diner man vimiiiiwi
(.nilT for my children and
ti liu. alwuTi eiven a'lod Hatifactin." Thin
remeily contains no opium or other narcotic
and may lie given aaconiiuenuy i"tunu
to an adult, hold ly ai. Licmein.
J. PARDEE i
The (Jroccr
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PLAN TO FIGHT DISEASE
DruiSlate Will BatlU Stomach
Troubles In Grants Pass.
WILLIAMS
Dellghtfal weather and the farmers
are busy plowing and sowing.
J. F. Bparlln has peen mnulpulsting
a new rubbing machine with gratify
ing results.
Superintendent Lincoln Savage
was a visitor on tbs creek during
the week.
Veruie Smith returned from Mo
Cloud, CaL, last Thursday, where he
had been waiting upon his brother
Frank, who was recently operated
upon for appendloltis. Frank is ex
pected home soon.
0o far, Williams precinct has not
developed any candidates for any
thing. Qranta Paas seems to have
them all. But It looks Ilka this
"neck of the woods" ought to be able
to scare np a candidate for something;
for Instance, County ooinuiisiloner.
The funeral of the late Charles MoUee
whose death in British Columbia was
mentioned reooutly, oocurred Wed
Header, March 11, at the upper
cemetery on Williams Creek. He died
on December 28. He was engaged In
trapping In the mountains about 1T(
mites from Cainloops on I lie O. P,
R. R. After his duath, his partner
retorned to Camlooi with the news
and Oliver McOee, brother of the dead
man, with three companions, started
into the mouutains to bring the body
out Oliver and one of the men gars
out, but the others pushed ou, and
aftor suffering terrible hardahlps,
succeeded in bringing the body out
Their food supply gave out and for
four days ther subsisted on dried ap
plea alone.
The body was shipped to Urauts
Paas and theu to Williams, where
after two and one-half months from
his death, the leuiaiua were laid to
rest beeide his pareuts. A large oon
course of friends aud neighbors were
atwHiubled to, witness the obsequies.
Tho deceased waa about 80 years of
aage at the time of his death.
BALTIMORE
The 8nn-
couteet with Med-
WITH THE CHURCHES 5
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The Chriitian church is baring a
Inc srowth. All
departments are growing
dar sobool is io a
ford.
The servioes will be as follows
SnDday, March 22. Sunday acnooi
10. Preaching 11 a. m. Boojeti.
Eternal Investments." Junior a
. m. Endeavor 6 :80 p. in. Preach
ing 7:80 p.m. fubjfltt: "wnyraiui
the Town Red?" The cbuareo con
duct this service. A children's choir
.ill fnrnl.h music, aud Ross Dickey
will speak. Come and hear
children. All cordially invited.
these
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We are bavlug sums rain at this
wrltiug.
We are aorry to report that Mr.
Burrows Is worse.
Mr. Weston is building some feuoe.
Mr. Roan aud family of Thorp,
Waith., have moved to the farm re
ooutly purchased by W. IL Parkey of
Uoldfleld, Nevada.
Movirs. Wui. Roan, C. O. Wyuaut
aud U. 8. Wyuaut were at Oscar
Uigolow's last Sunday.
H. L. McColm waa at the Paw Mou-
day.
The following were the guests of
Mra. Wyuaut Sunday: Mr. and Mrs
Austin and sou, Mrs. Deulols aud
Kayuioud Roan.
The locreaae of stomach troubles
In Grants Paas has led Demaray to
take effective nieaaures to uombat the
diaeaie. He has the local agency for
Mi-o-na stomach tablets, and in order
to induce people suftVr ng with weak
stomsob or indignation to nie the
remedy, offers to supply it with the
distinct onderataudlng that money
will be refunded in every caae where
it does not cure.
Mi-o-na is not a mere digestive, but
an absolute strenglbeoer and bnilder-
up of the whole digestive tract. If
yon suffer with headaches, giddiness,
palpatation, bad taate in the month,
nervousueta, ooated tongue, distress
aftor eating, use Mi-o-na and see how
qolokly theas symptoms of a weak
atomaoh will disappear.
The remedy strengthens the musco
lsr walls of the stomach and Increases
ths flow of gastrlo juices so that
nourishments extracted from the food
and the refuse is expelled without
tha aid of purgative or laxative medi
olnes.
Remember that Demaray gives a
guarantee to refund the money uuless
it cure.
He takes all the 'rink, and there is
no danger of your tuning anything ex
cept Indigestion when you buy a 60
cent box of Mi-o-na. 8-8 2t
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Services will be held as usual next
Sunday, preaching by the Psstor.
Morning subject: "Life perfected by
its trials." Evening subject:
"Jonah." We cordially invite you
to worship with us.
FIRbT BAPTIST CHURCH.
The morning worship begius a half
hour earlier than elsewhere, 10:30 ia
the hour. The pastor preaches on the
topio "The Representative Man.''
An enthusiasts and well orgaoized
Bible School weloomes you at 1 :15.
Somewhat of the B. Y. r U. spirit
has caught the Juniors. They meet
at 8 P. m. The Social Committee win
have charge of the Seniors at 6:30:
subject, "The Wite Ue of Iufluonce.
At 7 :80 the pastor preaches a sermon
suppbrnontary to the Christian Cnl-
tore Class. The subject is "Tbe
Foundation of Character." You will
be most cordially received at these
meutings.
CARD OF THANKS.
We, the sons and daughter of B. O.
McCullocb, wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends in Grants
Paas for their kindness during the last
illness and decease of our father.
' J. L. MoUULLOOH,
O. S. MoCULLOCH,
MRS. J. B. HOWELL
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and help
giveo ns during our last great be
reavement in putting our beloved
brother. Charles MeOee, in his last
earthly resting place.
MATTIE McGEE,
For the family.
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When
Grants Pe.es Citizen Shows
You the Cure.
Why will people continue to suffer
the agon I os of kidney complaint, back
ache, urinary disorders, laiuenesn,
headaches, languor, why allow them
selves to become ohrouio invalids,
wheu a certain cure Is offered them
Down's Kidney Pills Is the remedy to
use, because it gives to the kidney
the help they need to perform tliolr
work. If you have any, evi'u one, of
the symptoms of Sidney disc-ase, cure
yoursrlf now, before diabetes, dropsy
or Itright'a disease set In. Read this
Grants fans testimony : Mrs. W. K.
Ooren, N. Fifth St., Grants Paas
Ors., says: "My husband ued
IXmu's Pills and received the roost
excellent results. For aome time he
had more or less trouble with his kid
neys aud often complained of severe
pa I us, through his lark, Aftor nsing
many remedies and rvcetving no uo
tioeahle relief, he begau taking Doau's
Kidney I'llls and sinm fouud that tbey
were doing him good. U coutiuuel
takiug them and as a result, there was
no more trouble of this nature. He is
glad to endorse Doau's Kidney Pills as
a moat excellent Kidney remedy.''
For sale by all dealers. Price ,V)
wmts. Foster-Milliuro Co., Buffalo,
New York, Sole aguU for ths United
States. Remember the name-Doau's
and take no otlier. 8-13 i!t
Llat Your Timber
Hersluger A MiUihelL
Lands With
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New Plats Filed.
Notice has been received from
the Land Office at Rosehurg that plats
of survey of the following townships
have been filed :
Sections 1, 3, 10, 11, 13. 13, 14, 15,
23, 23, 24, 27 tQA'nshlp 84, range S
west. Open for settlement April 14.
Secltoas 1, 2, 11, 13, 13, 14, town
ship S3 range IS west. Open for set
tlement April 0.
Township IS range 4 eat. Open
April 6. Included in Cascade reserve
aud opeu only to boua fide settlers
who made settlement prior to with
drawal of land.
South half of section 14 southwest
quarter sectiou 24; noith half sectiou
3tl; aud north halt and southwest
quarter, section 27, township 19,
ran go 11 west. Included in Utupqtia
a reserve aud subject to entry ouly as
above.
ARE YOU READY:
But one thing's certain; you're not ready, no
matter where you, re going,
unless you're properly dressed.
The best clothes for you to
wear for any man to wear
the best clothes made are
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes. And our store is
the place where you find them
If you want a sack suit that
will look right on you, you'd
better see our new Varsity
models; snappiest styles ever
shown. You can get any kind
of a good suit here, but we'd
like to show you the Varsity.
Hart Schaffner k Marx suits,.
$18, $20, $22.50 $25 and $27.50
Other suits, $10, $12.50, $15
CoDvrieht 1008 br
Hart Schsffner & Marx
This Store is the home ot
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Geo. S. Calhoun Go.
. "Outfitters .to Boy and Man"
the opinion that Inspector Eismanu's
expense bill was larger than necessary
or warranted by the work. The fruit
growers are of the opinion that a
competsnt man could be had for in
spector who wonld put in foil time
each day and by going horseback,
reduoe the traveling expenses to not
over i a day aud also be able to make
much better time and to visit more
orchards during a day by being able
to take short-cuts between farms thao
could be traveled by a team.
The rapid increase of the pests in
the United States, the Department of
Agriculture having identified over
1100 kinds of pests that are destructive
of fruits and fruit trees and thrubs
and vines, mase it imperative that
the fruit growers protect their in
dustry or soon the raising of fruit
will be rendered impossible. The ex
perts of the Department admit that
the blight will exterminate every
pear in the United States within the
next five years uuleig it can be
checked. So rapid and deadly has
been the ravages of this pest within
the laat 10 years that the pear in
dustry of the United States is prac
tically ruined except in a few moun
tain-locked districts like Rogue River
Valley. To guard against the iova
siou ot this deadly pest in Josephine
county will require the vigilenoe ot a
county inspector for the 12 months of
each ysar, yet the orchard area of this
county is not so large as to require
the inspector to put in full time each
mouth. By being alert and with the
co-operation of the fruit growers the
inspector could learn of infected fruit
trees and a few days of each month
would give him ample time in which
to force the owners to clean np their
trees.
It was decided to present a petition
to the county court at the April term
from the fruit growers stating their
wishes in regard to a county fruit iu
spector and a committee was ap
pointed oouipofed of George H. Par
ker, H. O. Bateham, J. T. Morrison,
Daniel Peterson, T. J. Mackin, C. F.
Oardwell and J. H. Robinson to cir
culate these petitions and to present
them to the county court. The meet
ing than adjoined to meet again
Saturday, March 28 at 1 :S0 p. m. in
the Court House.
Colonist Rates.
As has been the custom for several
years past the Railroads leading to
the eoat have agreed on a colonist
rate, a little higher than in years
past, but still a very attractive rate,
and it ought to have the effect of
bringing a large number of immi
grants to Oregon this spring. The
rate is effective from March 1st to
April 30th aud is substantially as fol
lows: from Chicago $H8; from Mis
souri rivfr oornmon points, Council
Bluffs to Kansas City inclusive, St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Denver, etc, $30;
St. Louis, f-16. 60. Usual stopover
privileges will be given on these
ticket". 1-24 tf
FRUIT GROWERS MEETiNG
Continued from first page.
grower has setu it he can thereat tor
readily reeoguize It. With that ob
ject io view Secretary Mesorve has a
blight iufected pear, limb at his office
(or the iuspeotion of all who are in
terested in this most deadly of pests
and which is annihilating the pears
of the East aud has made serious in
roads Into the pear orchards of Cali
fornia. The discussion on pests brought up
the matter of the imperative ueed of
more thorough and efficient work
ou the part of the county fruit in
spector. Aud the big expense bills
that Ooun,ty Inspector H. D. Eismanu
whs making for the taxpayers to meet
was brought up for consideration. Iu
this discussion almost every grower
preseut tock a part aud all expressed
Hero is a shoe
for $3.50. On Mon.
all week as long as
Coca Store I will
for $2.75. The
metal ut tho samo
Bir-es and widths.
HANIIJONWVNW.,
SHOE Ef
MADE Jltyl
AT THEIR NEW A'' ' ))
that ought to sell
day morning and
they last. At
sell you this shoo
same cut in gun
price $2.75. All
LLOYD
W. J. GARDNER & CO.
i
Have just received their advanced Spring Stock of
Undermuslin from the eastern factories
Corset Covers, daintily trimmed with embroidery, lace
and ribbons, exceptionally good values 25c to $1.00
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A full line of muslin gowns made of extra fine cambric,
they come in high, low, square or V shaped neck and
neatly trimmed with embroidery, insertion lace, ribbons,
made good full length, values from 50c to $1.50
Skirts made good and full and of excellent cambric, trim
med with lace insertion, embrodery and ruffles, from
50c to $1.75
Silk rain coats for spring wear, made good and full, and
of the best silk, better values than you can buy an)'where
for $9.85 to $18
W. J. GARDNER & CO,