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PROFESSIONAL Ci BOS
M C. FINDLEY, M. D.
Practice limited to
EYE FAB, NOSE and THROAT.
Glaene fitted and furnished.
Office hours It to 12; 2 to 5; and on ap
pelatmeut. Telephones 261 and 77.
Usast Pass, Oasooa
g, LOUGIIRIDGB, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND 8 ORG EON
Re. Phone 714
flltf or country caHs attended night
er day tint and 11, Tuff's building.
Ollioe t'hono 261.
GKART6 Pass
Oieoon.
J)R. C A. CAMPBFXL
ObTKOI'ATHIC I'HYHlCIAN
Stadaata Ameriran School of Osteopathy,
Klrksville. Mo.
Chronic IHneates ami Dineasn of Women
and Children a specialty
CONSULTATION KKLE
Jtoonn 1. 2, 8, Klrst National Dank Iildg.
l'honei: OIHce.771, Kes. 7U3
G basts Pam - . Oacoos
II, D. NORTON,
ATTORNEYATLAW,
Practice In all State and Federal Courta.
Office li Opera House Building.
Ghauts Pass, Ohkqom
A C. HOUGH,
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW,
Practice In all Htateand Federal Courta
Offlos over Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.
Gbajits Pass, Oaauos
QLIVKR & BROWN,
LAWYER.
Office over Dixons Store
Grants Pass, Okkcon.
0. S. BLANCHARD,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Practice in all State and Federal
courts. Banking and Trust
Company's Building.
6aAKT Tabs, , OasooM.
H. B. IIENDItlCKS
00UN8ELL0R8-ATLAW
Olrll and orlminai matters attended to
lu all th court.
Real estate and Insurance.
Offloe, Oth street, oppualte Poatoffloe.
WILLIAM P WRIGHT,
0. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR
MININO KNMl.NKKK
AINU DRAUGHTSMAN
8tb St., north o( Josephine Hotel.
Obamt Pass, Okioon.
Tas Popular Barber Shop
Get your tousorial work done at
IK A TOMPKIN
On Sixth Street Three chairs
Hath Room in oonnootlun
N. E. McGUEW,
PIONRRR
TRUCK and DELIVERY
Furniture and Piano
Mevlng
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
E. A. WADE
Dry floods, Underwear,
Notions, Etc.
Front Street
west of Palace hotel
GRANTS PASS. OREGON.
Singer Sewing
Machine Co.
Machines Sold on
EASY TERMS
417 K street
tiratits Paas, Ore
r&AAAAAAAAA A
GRRANTS PASS
Commercial Glob
Will furnish information of f
J Josephine county free of
charge. Correspondence so
licited. L. B. HaiX. President
Andmws.. ..Secretary
Statement Number On.
Fori land, Ore., Marob 17, 1908.
To tbe Editor:
I bare observed that tbe press ol
Oregon with a few exoepticubave
endorsed tbe movement In favor of
statement No 1, for tb reason that it
more nearlv represent the withes of
the peopie than fcuy measure which
has been adopted in this or any other
state, as It gives to them the right to
elect by their ballots- tbe men who
shall represent theui in the United
States Senate, and it takes oat of the
hands of the political bosses the op
portonity of selling this or any other
office to tbe highest bidder. The
opponents of tbU measure are setting
op a pitiful plea that tbe support of
Statement No. 1 weaoi the election
of a Democrat to the United Status
Senate, notwithstanding that the
statement is overwhelmingly Republi
can. This is merely a subterfuge aud
is a cheap attempt to deceive the
voter, bot I bave great faith in tbe
intelligence of the average voter in
this state as tbey have given more
than a patsing thought to the political
situation and cannot be deceived by
the inconsistent argaiuents being
presented to Ihein against tbia meas
ure. Everyone of them admit that
under the old system corruption and
graft were the prime factors in detur
inliilnH the fltuiat of a candidate for
United States Senator, and they ask
too people to go back to this method
because, forsooth, a Democrat might
be elected to represent the state of
Oreogn in tbe United States Senate,
the question of which is preferable,
can be safely placed la the hands of
the people beoanae no self-respecting
man who desires to leave for bis
children a oondittou better than ha
fonnd It, vt ill ever by bis vote retorn
to the system so ardently desired
by tbe opponents of this issne. I ap
predate the power of the press in
placing before tbe people in an honest
and able manner the Issues of tbe
day, and aa an ardent aopporter of tbe
principle embodied in Statement No.
1. I wish lo add a word of en
oonragement to tbe papers who in
tbelr limited fluid are endeavoring to
mould public opiulon to the measure
which bave the commendation of
large majority of tbe people of this
state. THOU. MoCUSKER.
It Is a Wonder.
Clinnilerlain'ii LiniiiK-nt la one of the ni.i
reninrkthle trenitinna vet nrcxlured fm
the relief of rheumatic pain, and for Isiue
back, sprains ami bruiten. The quick relief
1 nun pmn 11 K M it nlli.M. in enne or rheu
mati.ni is alone worth many times its crat
Price, 2.r) rents : lame site 60 centn. For
sale ly M. Llsmens.
May Wipe It off the Ee.rlh.
vvnu ao eminent aotnorlty an
nonnoed lo the Srrauton, (Pa).
limes mat ne nnd round a new way
to treat that dread American disease,
nnetimaiiam, wltn just common,
everyday drugs found in any drug store,
th physicians' were alow Indeed to
attach much importance to his claims
ihla was only a few months ago. To
day nearly every newspaper in the
country, even the metropolitan dailies,
is aunoauolug it and the splendid
results achieved. It is so simple that
say one eiw prepare it at home at
small oost It is made np aa follows :
Get from any good proscription phar
macy Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-
half ounce ; Compound Kargou, one
oouce; Compound Syrup Sarsparilla,
three onnces. Mix by shakiug iu a
bottle and take in teaspoooful doses
after eatli meal and at bedtime. There
are all simple ingreclisuts, making an
absolutely harmless home reme.ty at
little oost.
Kheuuiatisiu, as everyone kuows is
a symptom of deranged kldueys. It
is a condition produced by the failure
of the .kidneys to nrooerlv Alter or
strata front the blood the arte acid
aud other matter which, if not eradi
rated, either in the urine or through
th akin pores, remains In the blood,
decomposes aud.forms aboot the joiuts
nd mosoles. causing the nntold
sutTxring aud deformity of rheuma
tism. Tula prescription la said to be a
spleudid bealiug, cleansing and in
vigorating atonic to the kidneys aud
gives aiuioat .immediate relinf in all
forma of bladder and nriuary troubles
au.l fsckaobe. lie warns jvople
Iu a leading New York paper atiaiunt
the indlnorimiuate use tf umov patent
mediciiuta. ' j.3 lt
A Watted Motian.
"tadW'S," called the pn-aideut of the
afternoon whist olub-"iadUs. It bas
been moved and seconded that there
aball be no conversation at the card
tablea. What shall we do with tb mo
Uonr
"1 sUKircst xtnt wo JLn-u. It wM;e
P'ay." plHil a nrt:i voice from
Tabl A, aud the suinrestitm
d. Cleveland Plain li..l..r
Avsrics.
Avs'lce ls an Inourabie malady, an
ever burning nr. a t.vrauay wbloa ex.
tanda far and wide, for he who In this
1M Is tbs ala of money La loadej
llh heavy chains and destined to car
ry lar neavier cnslrn In tbe life
eome-St. Jota Chrysoetom.
to
-rTM oivob rriTTDTTT r. RANTS PASS. OREGON
W. C. T. U. NOTES
The Medal Contest was a decided
success Miss Arlene Bweetlaud car
ried off the medal and Miss Mildred
ChurchiU'reoeived the second prise a
years subscription to The Crurader
Monthly, a paper published i'i th in
terekt of the Loyal Temperance Ls-
gloo.. An in spe.r. u.u w
did well, and
-,.r. tiisi ucnH manta th f V fl I
tbey rx
-- v . J !
pre.sed. ought to ,be j
hearts of all who heard, and bear;
froilage in earnest
seer ted votes.
prayer and oou-
We have seen strong men made into
weak unreliable pieces of humanity,
honest men tornd into thieves and
worse, and good fathers so far forget
their sacred obligations of fatherhood
as to bring disgrace aud shame npon
their children all through strong
drink.
A man from Cuttage Grove, where
there has been no saloon for the past
two years, says: "Men who two
years ago voted against local option
now say that tbey will most heartily
support it because they bave done
more business than they ever did
iu the same lengtn of time under the
license system." Let men spend their
ujonov for the necetsary things of life
and not for beer and larirer highways
will be opened to legitimate labor.
In Pennsylvania tbe Liquor traf io
pays iuto the state $1,800,000 aud ex
pends in supporting the victims of
drink $70,000,000.
Tbe Loyal Temperance Legion msets
in tbe Christian Church, Friday,
April 8d. Let all the members be
present.
A CALL TO PR S.YER
fieliev n 1 in the power of prayer,
we org that all White Ribboners
"pray without ceasing" that the
forces of evil be vauqaished and right
prevail in tbe ooming campaign for
righteousness.
During the disorder occasioned by
the earthquake at San Francisco, not
only were the saloons ordered to be
cloved but all liquor was ordered to be
destroyed to prevent mob violenoe.
Experience teaches that intoxicating
drinks bring woe, contentions,
wounds, and poisonous bitings.
"Drink Is a veritable Pandora' box,
out of which come all the ills that
flesh is heir to. There is not a joy,
or hope, or lov that it does not blight,
and not a crime in the calendar to
which it does not lead. It does more
to curse the world than war, pesti
lenre and famine aud all other ag n
cies of the devil combined. It dos
not impress us with the enormity of
its deviltries because long use bas
hardened as, bat if now for the first
time, suddenly, all the dreadful consu
quenoes of the drins habit were to
burst upou us wh should be so appall
eu mat me wnois commuulty as one
man would rise np in righteous wrath
to fight it."
PRESS CORRESPONDENT.
Cash paid for Oreu and Dry Hides,
t ors and Wool, J. H. Ahlf, at City
Market. 2 28 tf
COFFEE
There is a time for good
tea, and a time for good
coffee; there is no time for
poor either.
Your sToctr ratarst rnr Bon.r If res snl
Uk. ScbUlioj'i B..I; w. Mf kfa
FROM THE PINE WOODS.
Hyomal'a Aromatic Air la Guar
anteed to Cur Ce.te.rrK or
Coat Nothing.
When nsiug the Hvomei treatment
the air you breathe is like that on tbe 1
niouutaius hih above sea level where1
the pine wwds fill the air with aro- j
umtio healing that gives health and
strength to those solTeriug from di
seases of the rrsmratorv nmami.
Breathed through the neat pocket '
iuhaler that ccraee with every outfit, j
the healing balsams of Hyomei reach I
the most remote air cells of the throat, I
uose and lungs, destroying all oa- I
tarrhal germs and giving quick relief
aud cure,
Hyomei has performed almost mi
raculons cures of catarrh, often re
storing health iu chronio cases that
hail given np all hoi of recovery.
Its beet action Is at the start of th di
ease, when Ins breath ia becoming
; ciTeusiv and when Idiwharge from
the nose. droppings in the throatan3 j
imiuent sneesing or apaauiodio
conghlng begin to make life a burdeo.
1 At the first symptom of oatarrhal
, trouble, use Hyomei and see how
cokkly yon get relief and cure. The
oomplete outfit ooste but II, and is
u i'7 ueniaray nnaer
refund the money if it
satisfaction.
. 1 j n
guarantee to I
does not give 1
" 1
MARCH 27.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY HAS
SUCCESSFUL CREAMERIES
Thev are Learning That Their
Produce Is rinding Vary
Heady Mavrket.
Josephine county already boasts
some eiot-llent creameries and all the
, lnHirati(,u. oint to the strong proba
bility of there being many more es-
J deaand increases,
. t. ., .nrnlni?
iDUn 11 ran J ih vyvimw -- - d
out an excellent product. Tbe Ap
rjlesate Creamery, for instance, is
j planning to increase its capacity
was aireaay np 10 iw vj i mj
and now it is putting on a wagon to
bring in tbe cronm, making a trip
up one side of the Applegate river to
Uniontown and then back on the
other side of the river, a trip of 14
miles. Its managers hope to get
enough farmers interested to enable
it to place another wagon evet in the
Missouri Fltt country, aud still an
other in the Murphy region. La it
year so additional wagon was ran in
the Williams Creek vicinity and will
likely be taken op again.
. There are two other creameries in
Josephine county, one being located
on tbe upper Williams and the other
on Sucker Creek and they are both
doing well.
Although other products bave been
lowersd quite materially in prioe, on
accooat of the hard times, yet the
creamery people have discovered that
this has not been the case with but
ter, the price remaining quite firm
and thus enabling the maker to real
ize good prices of their product
DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Realized by Grants
Pe.se People.
A little backache at first. Daily'in
creasing till the back is lame and
weak. Urinary disorders q'lickly fol
low; Diabetes and finally Bright'
disease. This is the downward con rue
of kidney ills. Don't take thgcouriw.
Mrs. H. M. Shaffner, living on
East Main Street,, Jacksonville, Or.,
says: "My kidney had been dieor
dered for sometime but I paid little at
teuton to it, thinking tbe symptoms
would disappear. However, the
trouble became worse, the secretions
irregular, painful in passage and my
ba k ached and bead aobtd constantly.
I was in a miserable condition when
I learned of Doau'a Kidney Pills and
procured a box. By the time I had
used three boxes of this remedy in ao
oordano with the dirctions.IJwas en
tirely free from the .'trouble. Doan's
Kidney Pills effected a complete core,
and I am glad to recommend this
remdey to others. "
Fur sule by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster Mi lburu Co., Buffalo.
Now York, Sole Agents for the
United States. Rememberj'.the name
Doau's aud take no other. 3-27 2t
What English Means.
Mrs. Smith What are you reading.
John? Mr. Suilth-I am rending Her
bert Spencer's "Principles of Biology."
Mrs. Smith Why what what's that.
John? Mr. Smith Herbert Spencer's
"Biology." Let me read you nn ex-tract-hls
definition of life. Listen:
"It consists of the definite combina
tions of heterogeneous chauges, but
simultaneous nnd successive. In com
bination with external coexistences
and sequences."
'Why. John, what in the world is the
man talking about?"
"I am astonished at you, Jane. Whv.
this ls the work of the great English
dentist."
"Tea, I know, but what ls he writ
ing about?"
"He is defining life, I told you. What
did you suppose he was writing
about?"
"Good gracious! I thought he was
trying to gvt a patent on a clothes
horse." London Tlt-Blts.
Cuba.
Cuba Is known in history under sev
eral names. The first was AntlUn;
then Jtiana. after a Spanish prime,
l'ernnuillna enme third, followed by
Santiago and the Isle of Ave Maria.
The original Indian name, Cubanacan,
signifying "where gold la found." was
finally adopted, nnd usage shortened
lt to tbe first two syllables.
Hindoos and Beards.
Some Hindoos wear mustaches and
beards, but all wear whiskers, which
are shaved off at once when an adult
relation dies. The shaving off of whisk
er U thu a sign of mourning.
Bablss and Watsr.
On or the things for which a baby
will cry longest aud most loudly with
out being understood Is a drink of wa
ter, says u trained nurse. Some people
seem to think that a baby never is
thirsty and even that water Is posi
tively dangerous to It. But lt ls si-
WT worth while when a child cries
wlthout oc-vlou reason to see that lt
doesnt want water.
1908.
High Grade
Use the
BRISK
JL "
Made
1
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"Put a coat of paint on an
near to having a new house,"
av
every day by the old houses made new with
The Sherwin-Williams Paint.
S. W. P. protects and beautifies. It's great durability, beauty
of finish, and economy, gives satisfaction to the house-owner.
jfe It's easy working qualities, great covering
jfc, capacity, honest measure, and strict purity,
satisfy the demands
house-owner.
Hair-Riddle
STOP THAT COUGH!
By Using
Our cold and grip cure. There's nothing
better. It does the work every time.
Don't delay, but come and get the rem
edy today and save yourself a possible
sick spell
The Model Dru Store
FrontStreet. Opposite Depot
vSafe and
s the Man with a good Bank Account By
systematically depositing his earnings each week, he has
Something for a rainy day
and is prepared for any emergency that may arise.
Are you one of the fortunates? 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
d"3you 8ome interest? WepHy intere8t on ,ime
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
in which you can store your valuable papers and
treasures. ou may have need for just such an accom
modation. Letlus serve you,
G. P. Banking & Trust Co.
T
This is the onlv school
prepares young men and young women for
Private Secretary
Positions
It ?tatveasedAr;in?tofilUllP)sitions which are brought to
Wnte us today and ask us aboutlthis Private Secretary Course
Holmes Business College
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REELS, LINES, FLIES
AND TACKLE OF ALL
INDS, GUNS, RIFLES
PISTOLS, AMMUNI
TION AND HUNTERS'
OUTFITS, CUTLERY
AND COMPASSES : :
Everything For
the Hunter and
Fisherman
Joe Wharton
' Sixth Street
old house, and you'll come pretty
is an old saying that's proven true
of both painter tadf
OLD SIT
Hardware Co.
Secure
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