ROGUE RIVER nRANTS PASS. OREGON APRIL 24
1908.
GROCERIES
Choice
Dried Fruits
Apples
Peaches
Petite and
Italian Prunes
j.
Front Street,
Grand Pus, Oregon
I MISSOURI FLAT I
John Meek was over from Woodvllle j
visiting hi parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Meek, of tlili place tbii
week.
MIm Elsie MoFadden has returned
home after two weeks' abnenoe. bite
baa boen at work for Mr. ind Mr.
Hoffuiao of Thompson Creek.
Geo. W. Meek and K. J. Kubli
made Grant! Paw a business visit one
day la it week.
There waa a danoe at Haberman
Hall Saturday night and Ihey all re
port baring bad a good time and quite
a notnber of young tolki of tbla plaoe
attended.
Quite a number of little children
gathered at the bowe of .Mrs. W. B.
York to apeud Eaater 8unday with the
two children, Ivan and G lady a.
Mra. U. L. Reed held aerrtoes at
the Mlssou'l Flat aohool bonae Sun
day. Clinton Roberta and Father were at
Grant! Pass last week.
Pat MoFadden waa visitor at
Grant Pass one day last week.
G. L. Wooldrldge was visiting
friends and relatives at Grants Pass
one day last week.
Mr. Oarrls and Batle Davison were
at Grants Pass ons day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. JBerry of this place
were at Giants Pass last week.
S X W. York weut to Grants Pans
lueaday.
W. B. York and son Ivan made a
business visit to Grauts Pass Ust
week. LI LAG.
Oliver Plows do the work. Cramer
Bros sell them.
I WITH THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTEKIAN CHURCH.
On account of eiteuslve repairs
being made at the Presbyterau'churoh,
there will be no services there next
Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Ladles
Benefit Society has baton chaaged from
Wednesday to Thursday, April 80, at
8 ;30 iu the church parlors.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services will be held at the M. E.
Church South neit Sunday at the
astial hours exoept that the eveaiug
sermon will begin at 8 o'clock iuatead
of 7:80 as heretofore. A cordial wel
come li extended.
C It. CLEAVES. Pastor, i
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The Juniors of the Christian
church gave a very floe program at
the Eaater service last Sunday even
lug. Their offerlug was 34. They
will raise fjO to help support two
mliwionarles in Porto Rico. The
Juniors have ohariie of the evening
services. I'hey provide the music
and conduct all the advices except
the sertuon.
The theme at 11 a. m. April SAth
wilt be "The Law aud the Gospel. "
At 8 p. ui. "A short Man who Found
Salvation." On April Ii9th at 8 p. tn.
Mr. O. X. Berry will ieak on
"America." AU "ate gladly welcome
at the Christian church.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
The ?paatorexohangea';palpits with
Rev.;o. LeRoy Hall of Medford. Aside
fromlpreachlng both momiug aud eve
lingerie will teaclitheYoung Peoples
C1e lu the Bible School. Those who
"kuow anything of him aud 'his work
will not miss this opportunity. Roy
Racket will conduct the Young Peoples
meeting ai 7 p. m. The Junior meets
at;s p. in. and the Bible School as
naual 11:45. Yon are invited.
A. W. and
Wash., were
Monday.
T. Auderson of Everltt,
registered at the Palace
Hay IS, Friday Registration books
close tor election.
PA RUE E
APRIL TERM OF THE
JOSEPHINE CIRCUIT COURT
Dockrt Contain but Slxly-Mn
C&Mt-No Litigation of
Special Interact,
The spring 'erm of the Josephine
coonty oircnit court convened last
Monday morning with Hon. Judge
H. K. Hanna presiding and district
Attorney A. E. Resales representing
the state. The docket for the term
was light, being burdened with but
69 case', scarcelv any of which were
of particular public Interest. There
were but five criminal cases and these
were of minor Import.
Three of the . latter bave already
been disposed of.
Of the 16 divorce cases docket two
bave been fljunissed and decries
granted in five others. The term will
probably continue till tomorrow.
J. A. Slover, J. E. Lewis, J. A.
Gotcher and T McCann were exoused
as Jurors, bavlngfuruiabed cause.
T R Hopkins vs Calaniet and Ore
gon Mining Co, dinmii-eed.
O S Jdcasnn s A W Stearns, de
murer sustained and plaintiffs allowed
10 days in which .to file amended, com
plaint. Ella Martha, Jas Murtha. di
vorce, dismissed at oost of plaintiff.
E M Albright vs Jas Lytie Estate,
decree for defendaut.
Win By bee vs W H Flanatcan, decree
for defendant.
Siate land board vs W J Sovern,
confirmation.
State of Oregon vs Blane .Clarke.
Not a true bill.
Susan E Anderson vs Noah W Leabo.
decree.
W J Riley vs Rose Riley, divorce,
duciee granted.
Anita Enoa vi Ernest Enos, divoroe,
decree granted.
Isaao Findley vi Rachael Findley,
divoroe; decree granted.
Nellie Wade vi Warren A Wade,
divorce, decree granted.
ET McKlostry va H H Triplets,
dismissed.
John Robertson vs F N Mitchell et
al, order to supply files.
I K Anderson et al va Grant
Pbegler at al, order.
State of Oregon vs Joseph Wabner;
not guilty.
Roll S Knapp vs .Edgar T Wallace
et al i default
Jonh B Thnrner va 8 F Soeofeld,
continued for the term; stipulation,
Chas Haberman vs Rose Haberman,
divorce, decree.
J D Drake eicuied from further
attendance as juror for the term.
State of Oregon vs R E Reed, Sam
Reed aud Roy Reed, 'information for
malicious injury; bench warrant.
bail 360 each.
T B Davidson vs, Amalgamated
Metal aud Exploitation Co decree.
Hose, Hose, Hose at Cramer Bros.
Arthur E. Hussev from near Merlin
was sitting as a juror this week.
E. M. Provolt, lord Mayor of Pro
volt, has been doing jury duty tiiis
week. .
Mrs. Sadie Crawford has been Puffer
lug thn paal 10 days with a severe at
tack of thn grip.
O. C. Russell and family left
Tuesday overland in two waironi for
Coos Bay, where they will locate per
manently.
Attorney W. M. Colvlg of Medford
was in the city this w'k looking
after the interests or olients
in this j
term of the circuit court.
Coonty 8unt. Havaiie, who is rrl-
dept ot the comity snperiutendent's
branch or the western amnion or the
fcUate Teachers' aHOciatiou, is pre
paring a proitratu for his department
to be presented at the annual meet-
iuir of the RHHOolatlou which convenes
at Kugene June 36th, 88, aud 87th. I
Mrs. C. M. Stone, who ha. been !
spending several months In Orsnts
sss will return to San rranciico
next week, when s..e will be ac-
oonipauted bv Mrs. Oeix Colvlg, who
will visit her iltnghter, Mrs. Dr.
8 tone at Frisco.
Lait Monday was parents day at
RI vet-Hide school, grade l and 16 par
ents respouded to iuvitatious writteu
by the pupils. Uegiuuing at 1 :30 the
pupils gave an excellent program, one
featarebeing a drill by 30 little boys,
marching to the mnslc of the piano by GrUl' Chapter R A Maious of Oregon,
their teacher in which the saluting 0f ; Portlaud. Jane Sth to Jane 13th.
the fla was very rretty. The drama-' Flwt Celebration at San Frauolsoo
Using of "Chicken Little" was good. ! "triKn wnnd trip tickets sold May 2,
After the program the pareuts were "ml MaT odIt for "a R'good tu re
enlertaiued by the pupils and their j toro witnln 2 from date of sale,
teacher by an exhibit of the pupils' ' "'"povers given on above tickets,
work of which the walls ami busy1 or ,he conventions tickets may be
table were literally covered. The b-st ' Pnrc&ed three days prlorto or on the
of the work will be on exhibit May
Day at Central Building. The pupils
were given a golden ;egg and a toy
rooster in memory ot the day.
Strewed.
Vtav. two tMr nl.l ftltv ...k..A
any kind on her and average slse ani-1 -,D,pt- .t tchoo'i R- Turner ar
i ii in. . i. . ; rived in the city Sunday from Earene
n.al. MIlIpayforher rv turn to y whore he and the other Zwbfn Zt
farm across Rogue river bridge from the state examining board of normal
Grants rasa, or for information as to 'nool had been in the discharging of
the whereabouts of .the colt i ? iL,daVr- kH he wa dT
r r rv.iTTcu . ?lnd where the rxrd wlU tn
L. C. KNGUhH. ;is;ect the Ashland normal.
HAVE BEGUN WORK
ON LARGE BARGES
I
Oilman Bed Rock Mining Com-
party Establish Working Camp
Below Powar Houaa.
The Gilman Bed Rock Mining Co ,
natentees and ownrs of a n w ma
chine for securing the gold from the
bed of Rogue river, and which prom
ises to revolutionize river ted mining,
has established a working camp joet
below the old power house. The
company has juBt put a force of men j
at work at this camp to Dona me large
barges aod a couple of small skiffs
for the operation ot the first machine
whlo!j is now being constructed at
Sacramento. Cal., and will be com-
i i . L. : ,1 A n r. t 7 ri Tin ri r filiA
pieieu DJ mo miuuio v j
first of July. The barges anove men
tionfd will be completed by the first
of June.
Mr. Oilman, the inventor of this
npw machine, has had contiructed a
mll workiua model for demonstra
tlon purposes for the benefit of pros
- - in.ae,n,a in Mia cntnliaUV 8
.v-k Mr. C. C. Clarx, one or me
board of directors of the company
with his wife, arrived in Grants Pass
Tuesday morning to aid Mr. ouman
in establishing headquarters for the
1 - rtlfv n rt tn ftlnHft not
COHJJK.UJT III U'" wvj -
the balanoe of .the etocs. ttowever
there is but a small amount of the
stock ieft and it is expected this will
all be sold within the next week if
not before. It was at the personal
eaueat of M. Oilman, the inventor of
the machine, that Grnata Pass people
be given the first opportunity to pur
chase the remaining stock. Hi has
orospeoted from the source of Rogue
River to the beach, but has made
Grants Pass his borne for the greater
part of the time and is anxious to give
bis friends here an opportunity to get
some of the money to be gathered
from the bed of the Rogue with this
machine.
Anyone who will go and see this
model oDerated cannot fail to at once
oouoede its practicability. Its si in
plioity Is a wonder and the minimum
expense of operation of .the machine
must at oooe oommend Itself to any
rational person. And it does not oost
a fortnne to become a stock bolder,
Yen oan invest from $100 to 1350, at
your own option, but you will bave to
act Quickly if yon want some of the
reniaiuiog stock.
Mr. Gillman or Mr. Clark may be
seen at Heriinger & Mitchell real
estate office on North G street.
Bicycle Hospital at Cramer Bros.
GRANTS PASS OFFICIAL
CALLED TO WASHINGTON
1
M. J. Anderson, government forest
reserve supervisor with headquarters
in this olty, received a mesnage last
Monday from the deptrtineut at Wash
intgoo D. O. , detailing him aa tem
porary district foreiter of the terri
tory known as DUtrlot Mo. 6, which
includes Oregon, Washington and
Alaska, and instructing him to report
at the national capitol Jone Int. Mr.
Anderson has reanon to feel especially
oomplimeuted iu view of the fact
that there are niauy older men in the '
service, and he is also the first man in '
the foreit reserve service iu Oregon !
who has been called to Washington, j
Ho will be goue for perhaps three
months, and during his abeure his
official dotiea here will Le looked '
after by his efficient assistant, Mr. '
H. M. Qothrie. Mr. Andertou was
successful in securing within the
past year $20,000 for the improvement 1
of his divUinn
, 'rom ractone.
1 "" T iraroer uroa.
Convention Rates.
On the following occasions tickets '
will be sold on the certificate plan at
Orauts Ta8 for cue aud cue third ;
tare for the roouil trip: I
Orand Encampment. Rebekah As
sembly and Orand Lodge L O. O. F.
at Salem May lUth to May Slit.
Graud Lodge A. F. aod A. M., and I
opening dav, and are good to return
any time within two days after meet
ings close. For further Information
call at the depot
a K. MONTGOMERY,
Agent
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IF YOU aim to te
11 J A '11
wen uicastu, jwu i
point your toes toward
this store; you'll let
us point out the mer
its of the clothes' we
sell, made for us by
HART SCII A F FN Ell
& MARX
and exclusively for
sale here by us. The
suits we're showing
this make are extreme
ly attractive; the new
season's fabrics are
particularly rich in
patterns and colors.
If you want Shirts,
Ties, Hose or Hats
in any of the new
smart styles; or a suit
for business or dress,
we'll show you the
right things.
GEO, S. CALHOUN CO
OUTFITTERS TO BOY AND MAN
NORRIS & ROWE CIRCUS
WEDNESDAY, APR. 29.
Iu its issue of Monday, Jan u ray 13th,
the Evening Bulletin of San Fraucicso
said: ' Thu Greater Norris & Rowe
oircus, mumgenm, menaiierie, liippo
drome and congrets of nations began
ao indefinite engagement in the large
Auditorium building, situated aud
occupying the block at the corner of
Filmore aud Pige street. The per
formances given were a revelation,
aud mark a new era in the evolution
and triUBforiuatiou of this cla-s of
amuseuieut. The large audiences
were taken by surprise at the magni
tude and excellence of the entertain-
mnut furnished. Among the perforc?
en, there are upwards of 200 of them,
appear the name. of artists ot interna
tional reputation, among them being
the Peerless Potters, aerialists; the
Honey-Mvora troupe aerialists; the
McDonald family, bicyclists; the Orton
troupe, wire walkers, clowns, jugglers,
and trapeze artists; the Saigomoot
family, Japanese performers; Aerzog's,
high schooled horses, direct from tbetr i
long run at the Hippodrome, ' New
York city; Geislre's comedy and danc-
ing eUphauts; Rum ley's trained Siber
ian bears, stag honnds, lamas, cebras
and other animals in a big combination
act; Setler's educated Shetlands; Mile'
Fini's Arabian stallions and the won-1
arerni rizmi tronp. All these acts
have appeared witu the hiir Eoropeau
circuses and hippodromes and anyone
of them would be strong enough for
the feature of any show. The riders
are Rose Dockrill, Mins Castallo, Mile
Fini. Nellie Asbton, Geo. Holland,
Frank Miller, Austin King. John
Deere. Mickey Feeley and William
Gtteon. The date of exhibition in this
city is set for Wedneslay, April 29tb,
1808, afternoon and night The"per
formancea will be the same as those
given in San Francisco in every par
ticular, and to which &79,8?3 persons
paid admission to see during the phe
nominal run of 60 pertormnaca, in that
city of the big amusement combine,
Norria A Rowe will be the only big
circus to visit this section this season.
ism MM i
: If Iff te '
of
Co;-- i .-ht 1903 by
Boys He is Where
Yoa Get Them FHEE
TIIE CIRCUS WILL
BE IN GRANTS PASS
APRIL 29.
Use the
iior Trjmt,
j
ARE YOU LOOKING
For bargains in furniture? If so, come and see my new stock
and get my prices. My car of new Couches, Beds, in fact anything
and everything for the parlor, dining room, bed room and kitchen
has come, and you'll be astonished at the splendid goods and the
right prices.
M. E. MOCRE,
BU ELL'S QUALITY SHOP
Sam Buell. Propr.
I have just purchased the stock and fixtures of
Smythe & Gamble, Front street, and am now ad
ding to and renewing the stock, It is my aim to
handle high grade
Teas and Coffees
Condiments, Canned Goods,
dies. Cizars. etc.
Call and see bargains in
Hart Schaffner & Marx
, J
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Commencing now and up to
this date we will give fret
tickets with every Boy's Suit
at $2.00 or more,
Also one ticket with Men's
Suits at $7.50 up.
And a ticket with each
Nugget Hat.
High Grade
REELS, LINES, FLIES
AND TACKLE OF ALL
I
KINDS, GUNS, RIFLES
PISTOLS, AMMUNI
TION AND HUNTERS'
OUTFITS, ' CUTLERY
AND COMPASSES : :
Everything For
the Hunter and
Fisherman
Joe Wharton
'Sixth Street
Shelf Groceries, Can-
lines I
am closing oat.
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