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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1908)
ROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS, OREGON, APRIL 17, 1908. WHEN YOUR MONEY BRINGS THE MOST We are offering special bargains jast now on all lines of SPRING CLOTHING, UNDERWARE and SHOES. U It will therefore pay you to call at our Btore if you want anything in this line. We're also triving a specisll discount on Raincoats and Overcoats Ask to see our bargain counter, closing one line of men's shoes at 33$ discount. Fine line of Tailoring in charse of J. A. Larson YOU CAN ALSO BUY YOUR GRAIN AND HA Y AT OUR STORE We will from this time on buy Poultry and. pay the highest market price in cash AUFN Vflll FAT Youof course wil1 anticiPate the best there is If M Lll TUU Lril and we are prepared to supply you with everything in this line, and at the same time save you money on your bill of goods. TIn fact. We Carry the Largest Stock of Groceries in Grants Pass SOUTHERN OREGON SUPPLY CO. ' For cooking you wint Hint t hat u, above all things, clean CandH BERRYuu SUGAR Ii refined in the cleanest. mott sanitary refinery in the world. AtCTeryitepofthc way our process would de- light the daintiest housewife him m a C1H SUCAt RBFIMIMO Ca i Alivayi mil jour Grtetr for J BtKKI 5UHAH 4i Engineer F. E. Hobson, with the! aidofSupt. o( Streets MoLane, wii engaged Monday aud Tuesday in mak ing prelimiary surrey of Sixth street and the intersections, which are to be paved this summer, for the purpose of making plana and specifications, pre paratory to letting the contract for the work. Ernest Enos, former resident of Grants Pass, but who has been in Arizona for some time, stopped off here last Saturday to spend a day with friends. Be Is on his way to Klondike. DeWitt's' Little Early Risers, the famous little liver pills. Sold by Model Drag Store. 4-8 13s m rs -m n V ' Av .A. . ' m 1 M n - - - xkf First National Bank OF Southern Oregon Grants Pass, Oregon Some of the Service that a Bank BenderB the Public DEPOSITS The safest and simplest way of keeping your money is by depositing it in a Reliable Bank. This Hank receives De posits subjert lo ("heck, or on demand Certiorates of deponit or on time Certihiates of Deposits. On time deposits we pay 4 PER CENT INTEREST DRAFTS Tbe best and cheapest wav to transfer money is bv Hank Draft. We Bell Drafts payable in all parts of the country. LOANS One of the most impor tant functions of tbe ank. We endeavor to supply all reasonable needs of our customers. Capital and Surplus $75,000 Stockholders' Additional Responsibility $50,000 OFFICERS , B. Hall, President .Campbell, ice-rres. L. uii-KiT, t asnier K. K. Hackett, Asst. Cashier . C. H n i.-"'st n I "YTR AC, OOF) - CLOTHES FOR BOYS Ederhcimer, Stein Sc Co. - Makers Charles Costain Wood Working Shop. vVest of flour mill, near R. R. track Inrnine. Scroll Work. Blair Work, Band r-awing.Cabinet Work, Wood Pulleys, baw filing and fruniniing, Kepainnft all kinds. Frees right. EVER get confused or undecided when you read about the many kinds of boys' clothes? Just cling to this fact. In XIHD you al ways get top notch values based on sheer merit. If you want to practice economy and not sacrifice one bit of quality or style, call for XTRAGOOD. No need to shop around. Come straight here. Norfolis and Doublt-Brtasted suits for toys 7 It 17. Also a compltt lint of Rus sian and Sailor Bloust suits for agts 3 to 10. P. II. Ilarth & Son (Incorporated) S. V. MOODY WOOD Y A R D Cor. H & 3d sts. Phone 434 1 Load Blocks ....$3.00 Stove Wood 1 Tier Manzanita $2 50 ITier Oak $2 75 1 Tier Fir..;. $2.50 ITier Pine ......$2.25 , Chunk Wood 1 Tier Oak $2 50 1 Tier Fir ....$2.25 ITier Piue ..$2.00 1 Load Sawdust $100 I Load Kindhng.......$100 BMEEEMMIISI REMOVE THE CAUSE GRANTS PASSERS DENY THE SOFT IMPEACHMENT Hew to Remedy Mdch of thm Suf fering In Grant Psvse. Them is hardly a family io Grant Pass where there are not one or more members who sitter at times from the effects of a weak stomach. It may be that this occurs only after eating food that does not agree, or because of a supper late at night; or it may be that the stomach is so weak that scaroely any food can be eaten without nain and distress. The only way to treat conditions of this kind successfully is with Mio-na. It removes the caose of ludigestion. weekueesof the muscles of the stomach and bowels, and restores the whole digestive; system to health and strength so that it takes care of all the food that is eaten. Get well and strong by using Mio-na tablets. Taks the remedy at the first symptoms of indigestion, wbsn yon can be cured easily with a few doses. However, no ease oi stomach trouble is too severe or chronio for Mi-o-na to overcome. Demsrays sell it ander an absolute guarantee to refund the money unless it cures. A 50-cent bos lasts for a nnnnUof weeks, and Wtll'dO MOrS real good than a dosen boxes or tne ordinary dlasstlve tablets 4-10 Sit Ilany Ilining IIaUers 1 a WITH THE CHURCHES H. A. Corliss was in from the Plaoer mines on lower Graves Greek tbe first of the week. G. A. Baker, superintendent of the Consolidated mine at Jump-off-Joe was in the city , the forepart of tbe week. The Consolidated shut down Saturday night for. repairs. The Opp mine near Jacksonville, now running 20 stamps Is preparing to start op tbe other 10 stamps within the next few weeks. The Oilman Bed Rock Mining Co. has just finished a model of its newly natented machine for mining river bnds and this model can now be seen at Hrrxingnr Mitchell's real estate office. Anyone interested Is invited to come and judge of its merits. Mr. Gilmsn, the iuveutor of the machine, will be glad tojexplsin the principle of machanlstn and ;the manner or operation. This new macMne gives every promise of ravolntloolzing river bed mining and the officers and stock holders of the company are highly en thusiastic in their anticipation of re sults. It is expected that one or the plants will be in operation on the Rogue river just below Grants Pass by July or Angost. M. F. Leith, secretary of the Oak Consolidated Mining and Milling Co., returned to Kansas City Monday. He was accompanied by the general manager of the company's properties,' Chae. Birum. They will also tisit Chicago and New York City on busi ness. The Blue Ledge mine cn Ibe bead of Applegate, which haslbetn t-mploy-ing about 75 men all winttrhasre- for the purpose of clearing up aud j making repairs. Tbe owners of the mine are making preparations to erect a 600-ton smelter this 'year and after this has been installed it is expected that a force of more than 100 men will be put into the mine. TEA Why isn't everything: moneyback? Everything isn't cood enough. Tht frocsr rttsrai jnr siomt If tea seat gas icaUllai's fcit; w ft aia. "For the reason that the average to bacco chewer u ualij misses the cus pidor, and it Is impossible to keep the floor in gnod condition .where ouspidors are used," the use of thee receptacles. Bus uteu aisoouuuuen at Grants Pass and other points along the line of the Southern Paoifio in Josephine County, according to the report of Gem-rat Manager J. P. O'Brien, to the railroad Commission. The above is an exoerpt from an item which appeared in last week's issue of the Ashland Tidings. It would be important if true. But as a matter of fact there are few men io Grants Pass who exercise their molars upon the filthy weed, and the girls chew gum. When the sporting editor of the Courier called t'e atten tion of a fuw of the old pastaiasters to the item, there was consternation in the oamp, and the sidewalks along the fenoe bounding railroad park ou the west was oited as a field where the old timers on the fence had painted the center of the walk such a dark ma- bogony that the city marshal moved the mark over into the street. No Sir e 1 the Grants Pass fellows who obew the southern leaf deny the sett impeachment, and have authorised the Courier to advise the doughty Ash- lauditea that they know more about the specific gravity of Bootjack, Star, Horseshoe, Battle Axe and other brands, than tbe Ashland chewers ever dreamed about, and they were never Known to miss a spittoon. Iteware of Frequent Colds. A succenaion of coUs or a protracted rolt is ahnoiit certain to end in chronio caUirrh. from which few persons everwhollv recover uire every cold the attention ildi'servesuni' vim may avoid this dmairreeshle Uiwuro I low can you cure a cold? Why not In i.'hainberlain's Couth Remedy " It la liirl:!' recommended. Mrs. M. White, of Untie: Ttnn.,says: "Sereral years ago I wsabntlin ii with my throat and lungs. Someone t. me of Chamberlain's Couch Remedr. I l gnn tuing it and it relieved ma at once. Nv my throat and lungs are sound and well.' for sale by M. Clemens. Convention Rates. ' On the following occasions tickets will be sold on tbe certificate plan at Grants Pass for one and one-third tare for the round, trip : W. T. O. A. State Con rent ion at Eugene, April 8, '4, aud 0. Weodment of the World.Log Rolling Contest, Roseburg, April 14tu. Woodmen of the World, Log Rolling Contest, Medford, April ISth. Grand Encampment, Rebekah As sembly and Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. at Salem May 19th to May Hist. Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M., and Grand Chapter R A Masons of Oregon, Portland, June 8th to June 13th. Fleet Celebration at San Franoisoo, straight round trip tickets sold Msy 3, and May 4, only for $18. 10 good to re torn within St days from date of sale. No stopovers given on above tickets. For tbe conventions tickets may bs purchased three days prior to or on the opening day. and are good to return any time within two days after meet ings olosn. For further , information call at the depot. R. K. MONTGOMERY. ' Agent. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, The Christian church ts experienc ing a fine growth in its Sunday sohool. Next Sunday is to be one of its banner days. The morning sermon will.be "The Christ Triumphant." The evening service will be occupied by the Jonior vthibh wil give a very instructive program. Everyooe is in vited to attend these services. Spend your Easter with us. FREE METHODIST The last district quarterly meeting for Grants Pass distriot this confer ence year will be held D. V. at tbe Free Mthodist Church, cor er of Pine and Mill streets, commencing Thursday night, April 1(1 th and hold ing over Sunday. District Elders W. E. Goods will (have charge, evening services to commence at 7:30. All are cordially invited to attend. E. D. BLACKMAN, - Pastor. FIRST BAPTIST. Special preparations have been made for tbe suitable observance of the day. At 11 :00 a. m. the pastor will preach on the topio "A Look Beyond the Grave." 11:45 is the hour for tbe Bible School The Juuior society meets a: b p,. m. and the Senior Young People at 7 o'clock. "Sunday, our weekly Easter and bow to observe it" is the subject and Milored Churchill the loader. Kindly, note the change of the evening hours. Tbe last service Is .at Bp.' m. At this meeting the topio will be "Peter's Easter" and the ordinance of baptism will be administered. You are oor- d tally invited to attend these servioes. Rev. J. E. Day pastor of the Pres byterian church at Woodville, was in the city Monday. He came down to secure posters announcing an enter tainment to be given tonight at his church. ' Rev. Day was accompanied by Rev. T. P. Howard of Medford. missionary of the ' Southern Oregon Presbytery, . who is looking over the field with a view to asoeralnlng where his services are most needed. ' 2 0. U. Newell of Centralla, Wash., arrived in the city lst Sunday and baa been looking after, businsss mat ters here. Mr. : Newell was formerly engaged In business here, running the racket store on Sixth street. : He left here four years ago and went to Call-' fornla and subsequently , to Centralis. He:, returned to Washington last night but expects to be back here la September to locate permanently. WILL ISSUE SOUVENIR FOR GRANTS PASS. The children of the Salvation Army give an entertainment st the Salvation army hall Saturday evening to be followed by ice warn and ctke 10 cents pays the bill. Messrs. Stephen Carta, Hit mil ton Wicks and Walter Westfall, represent ing the Western Pacific View Co. ot San Francisco, arrived iu the oity last Sunday night and spent Monday, Tneday and Wednesday here taking photographs of the busit ess houses, residences end churohe of tbe city, for tbe purpose of issuing a souvenir pamphlet of Grants Puss to contain some 8'.'0 pag and to be issued about May loth. .0)YAL Bakina Powder The only Baking Powder made pjSjgSjjj with Koyal drape Cream ol lartar made from granes Insures healthful and delicious food for every home every day Safeguards roar food against atom and phosphate of lime FOIXYSnONETHCAR (W AXtitr4 oaf; JlO) 0)ptM BE