1908.
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PKOFESSloyAL CARDS , THE AUTO HABIT
n vr n Vimll.v has sons for ! BECOMING CONTAGIOUS
AUTO CROWDS EQUINE
IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY
boot six months study Id Germsny,
after which be will be la bis office ss .
usual. The doctor has kept bis rso-1
ords oarefully and broken nlasis can j
be promptly replaced by lending them j
to bii office. His practice if left in
Dr. Louarhldiie's care. Dr. Louah-1
ridge tents eyes and fiti glasses, and
baa bad soveral year experience.
g LOUGHRIDGE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND HUIWEON
Roe. I'bone 714
Oita- or oountry caMs attended night
or da e'Wuo and H, Tuffs building.
Ullice I'tacme 20 1 .
. OaEOON.
Gran-bh Pash
J)R. C A. CAMPBELL
ObTKUPATHlO PHYSICIAN
Oradaate American 8:hool of Osteopathy,
KirkxTille. Mo.
Chronic Iliwaie and DiMeajtM of Women
" and Children a specialty
CONSULTATION Ktth-K
Koonii 1. 3, 8, Kirnt National Hank Hldg.
Phone: OUice.TTI, Ken. 7U3
0 ax nth Pass Oauo
)K. ALMEDA M. MARTIN,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
8peolali7.es on Dlwase of Women and
Children
Room 20ft, Conklin Bldg.
Hoan 8 to 6. Other hours by appoint
ment. PHONK 1194
JJ D. NORTON,
ATTOBNEYAT-LAW,
Practice In all State and Federal CourU.
Office la Opera House Building.
tiaAHTB PAsa, Okkoo
C. HOUGH,
ATTORN E Y -A'l'-LA W,
Practices In all Ntateand Federal CourU
Oftloe over Hair Kiddle Hardware Co.
Obakts Pass, OasouB
QLIVER & BROWN,
LAWYER.
Office over Dixons Store
Chants Pass, Okbgon
Q. S. BLANCHARD,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Practice in all State and Federal
courts. Banking and Trust
Company's Building.
JaHTH Pahs, , - OanuoM.
II. B. HENDRICKS
0OUN8ELLOH8-AT-LAW
Olrll aud crlinmai mailers attended to
in all the oonrt.
Real estate and Insurauoe.
Ofllce, 6th strot, opposite Poatoffloe.
yiLLIAM P WRIGHT,
U. 8. DEPUTY SIMIVKYOR
MININO KNtilNKKK
AND DIUUU11TSMAN
ttlh St., north of Joeephiue Hotel,
tiaaan Pahs, - OauuoN.
The Popular Barber Shop
Oct your tonsorial work done at
IRA TOMPKINS
Ou Sixth Stieet Three chairs
Rath Room In ooniioctlon
N. E. McGREW,
PIONEER
TRUCK and DELIVERY
Furniture and Piano
Meting
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
E. A. WADE
Dry (Joods, Underwear,
Notions, Etc.
Front Street
west of Palace hotel
GRANTS PASS. OREGON.
j GRRANTS PASS
Commercial Club
Will furnish information of
Josephine couuty free of
charge. Correspondence solicited.
L. B. Hall President V
H. L- Andbiws. . . .Secretary
Paciflo Coast tapremacy is asserting j
iteslf in many ways in the grade of
its many kinds of fruits the many J
millions of its ontpntof lumber, as
wtil as the manufacturing industries, j
showing It is no longer deptndeot on
the eaut for tbe many necessities they j
have in the pant been obliged to a
await the slow deliveries of, br
frnight for tbe many thousands of
miles.
Eren tbe finer grades of mechanical
work is being done here, in fact
sucn industries as automobile man
ufacture and the complete build
ing of the Tourist outomobiles, tbe
two-cylinder car which holds the
world's record against all competitors
in its class, as well as economy cups
for economy of oil consumption
against 63 makes of eastern opponents.
The gene'al busioess of Ibis as well
as (ill other parts of the country are
looking to the automobile as the
mode of quick transportation as well
as for tbe pleasure derived in going
through the bills and val'eys and en
joying tbe progress made not only in
the improvement of tbe roads, bnt
the general appearance of life and
bustle among our farmers and fruit
growers, and the fact that you are iu
a good machine and can see what is
being done and enjoy tbronghly the
pleasures of tiring and being in a com
munity that is op to date la all re
spects to tbe time and anticipating
the tmpovements to make this our
portion of the state looked to by all
as the section most desirable at the
progressive and pleasure loving pub
lic. R. ti. Wilson the Southern Oregon
agent for tbe Tourist, has recently
made a trip to Roseburg 100 miles
north, over the worst roads of tbe en
tire southern part of the state and
making the trip in eight boars of
running time gives an idea of what
can be done with a car of this kind
and the usefulness of a oar as the only
way to see tbe country as well as tbe
economy of time. Our old friend E.
C. Dixon and wife are on their return
from a sight seeing trip of the entire
southern section of the ooast making
a Ave months trip in a 24 horse power
Tourist and are expected here the
latter part of this week, also Benty F.
Hartb is headed north from Sao Fran
cisco with bis family In tbe same
kind of car, and will be here aoon.aud
the many cars going through show the
extent tht Tourist Is being nsud by other
people who wonld go in for such sight
seeing in no other way for so extended
trip, You will meet the Tourist in
all or a part of the oountry being
run by such progressive people as Dr.
Lough ridge, our physician, who is
always iu a hurry; Chris Eiuiiin,
our apple man, Joseph Wolke, you all
know Joe; Fred Onmpert, the man
with the goods for ladies Dr. H. C.
Dixon, Mrs. Dixon Is the driver,
Ben Rogers, tbe telegraph man; F.
K. Deuul, the Rock Point farmer;
George Lanue, Jr. of Placer mine
fame; John Cox, the man who used
to raise stock but couldn't resist tbe
pleasure ol uu auto; D. F. Lawtuu,
who soils wagons, owns the best
horses in Southern Oiegon. bnt rides
iu the Tourist; Edwin Hughes, of
Ashlaud, the live real estate man, or
probably you will meet Wilson tbe
Tourits man who Is sure to be goiug
some w litre is there is a few niinntes
to spare.
Return From Auto Tour.
Mrs E. C. Dixon returned home
Monday ataht by train from McClond,
Cal, and Mr. Dixon, accompanied by
Mrs. Dixon's brother came over the
Siskiyoua arriviug here Thursday
night. This completes a tour of Cali
orula in their automobile rxtendiug
over a period six months and ooveriug
a distance computed by thousands
of miles. Mr. aul Mrs. Dixou have
both , returned much improved in
health aud with a wealth of autouio
biliug experiences which vary from
being stuck iu th iiuii-kaaiida while
crowing a river to building temporary
roadways while rrosoun ths moun
tain. Uieu night overtook them if
tbey were sot where rooms and meals
could be secured they resorted to their
camp outfit aud were welt cared for.
They went southward over lbs Mexl-
! oau line.
! GASOLINE ENGINE
IRRIGATION. SPRAYING &
I PUMPING MACHINERY
I Kirl'nliH- Morte (Saseltn Engine fur
pumpiiti;. spravni)!, in(;, grinding;.
Omtus ctiuilti.
hairt.nk scales for weighing.
Ksirltik.-Mor-.e 1'yuauuiM ami MHors
for footer mid luhl
Kairliauk M,r-e Windmill and Towers,
rmti-mik Mre Urimterx, h'eed 1 !nj
' Ji'r. NV eil l'uuiv
i All tirt ijuiilily itvhhI at iowrl prior.
Always in xtot-k. t.iherai term. Prompt
reply lo tihgmne and vuick shtpiiietiL.
j TV rite Kir catalogue and price.
O RANTS PASS HDW. CO., Agents
Orants Pais, Oregon
FAIRBANKS. MORSE & CO.
PORTLAND OR !
As indicative of the fact that
Oraost Pass and Josephine coonty
enjoy all the confort aud luxory of
automobiling the following sketch
from Mr. Olding! garage and Roy
Wilson, who sells gasoline gigs in
Orants Pass are ample proof. Mr.
Olding says:
The horse ao looger can snaintain
the stream of progress in Josephine
county. His place is being usurped
by the automobile. Daring the pa.t iu
weeks oo less than 14 new touring cars
have been brought to Ornats Pass.
Mxwells, Cadillacs, Tooristi ana
Wintons bold the sway. Those who
pasi the local garage and livery of
T. B. Olding who sells Mawxells
throughout Suotliern Oregon, are im
pressed with the appearance of a larg
oity. From 7 in the morning until
near midnight tbe hustle and thrill
about his place of busine-s shows that
there is "much doing" in the valley
of tbe Rogue. Two livery cars are
flying hither and thither at any hour
while tho "Honk I Honk I" of
some impatient driver calling for
gasoline, lubricating oil, or almost
any piece of equipment from a spark
plug to a llmoreaine, body proves to
you that Oldings advent in Grants Pass
brought a new live wire to town.
Faw people realize what a great
credit a good automobile garage is to
our town. It stands in the tame re
lation that does a good hotel. Two
travelers touring between Los Angeles
and Portland meet at Frisco and tbe
south bound one tells the other "be
sure to male your night stop at Orants
Pas. You'll find better hospitality
and better accommodations there than
elsewhere ou the read. " It begins to
look as if we bad caught a breath of
the modern spirit in town. One day
out glides a silent running, two-cy Un
der Maxwell with Olding at the
wheel and later, back comes tbe incor
poration papers for our big new ir
nagtion ditch. Heavens I bow tbe
eyes of the traditional yet living
mossback do bulge. Another turn, a
strange, yet familiar "Hook," and
op drives H A Hover in a kindred
Mxxwell on his way from Mexico, a
four years trip around tbe world.
Trunks, grips, tropic water bag, tent,
a spring and shock absorber every
known improvement attached lo one
oar, that car to visit Canada, Italy,
France, Germany, Egypt, Palestine.
and Orants Pass, helped that traveler
along She showed that world tourist
geuuiue hospitality and that bospi
tality will be heard around tbe world
Another car glides a ay and a candl
date for the United States senate oomes
back in it saying that Grants Pass will
get a seaport terminal freight rate if
I ever work iu Washington. What do
these things? Tired and abused hor.es
with camel humied backs or frames
ready to put meat on? No; a modern,
elegant, silent runulng motor car that
economy and bosiness sense teach as
to use for both business and pleasure.
Our mountain scenery with .tt'e
swinging, sloping, wiudiug roads
through passes and canyons, by rivers
and lakes, over mountains or across
boulevards stretches of valley orchard
districts all go to euchaut the home
seeker, the pleasure-seeker or the
promoter. Our own citit-u, with their
many curs for themselves and for
their friends, will gain a knowlegde of
the country that will sen a intelligence
to the waiting public
When will the trolley linos and the
railroad come? They will hurry along
wbeu you send some investor in yoor
new car aloug the railroad right of
way to Cresoeut City, or up Williams
Creek to the oaves, or to the mines
dowu Rogue River. Get in the Cadil
lac car with the Williams stage driver
and see how much more smoothly.
'quickly and silently the mail is de
livered, the passeuger carried an 1
j tbe baggage transported. The Cadil-
lac car uses one-half of the time the
puutiug team was wont to require.
Get in the Cadillac with Doctor
Smith, when tiie telephone call him
; to a distant couutry home. There is
no stork iu America can beat that
' car.
Let the aurrouuding towns sit np
' and know that Grants Pass is swiftly
! eclipsing her sister settlements; that
! she Is moving with a speed consistent
with the progress necessary to handle
her growing oroiie to market tbe ava
1 lauchs of fruit sure to drop upon as in
t two more years, to bring to towu her
; waiting forests aud build ships'and
warehouses to accommodate the exit
'. of Oregon's export oommerce. Tbe
city of Grants Paas extends to Olding
siucere thanks for the gap he filled in
our transportation facilities. May
Ins Maxwells and Cadillacs in two
years beoomeasnumreous in Josephine
county as the wild pigeons in depths
of a Williams Creek forest
; DeWitt's Little Early Rieete. tbe
famous little liver pills. Sold by
Mod-I Drug Store. ; 8 lSt
Placer blanks at ths Covrisr office.
Will Auto Through Callfornls.l
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rogers and Mrs.
nor'. hmthr and Frank Jordan of
rviftaoe Grove, came over from Wolf
Creek, Sunday in Mr. Roger a new
tourist auto The running time for
Wolf Creek, 20 miles, was one boor
aud3 S minotes, which considering the
three mountains crossed and tho coa
ditlou of the roads, was good time.
Mr and Mrs. Rollers expect soon
to take an auto trip through Oregon
and California during the summer and
following winter. Mr. Rogers will
give op his work as lineman and
operator for the Postal Telegraph Co.
at Wolf Creek, the first or tne momn.
Send to the editor of the Grants
Psss Bulletin for a copy of that paper
which will tell you about grape col
tore aud much other information
aboot Grants Pass and the Rogoe
River Valley. It's free for the asking.
WOMEN'S WOES
Underwood
Standard
Typewriter
Grants Pass Women Are Finding
Relief t Lfxst.
It does seem that women have more
than a fair share of the aches and
pains that afflict humanity; they
must "keep up," must attend to
duties in spite of constantly aching
backs, or headaches, dizzy spells, bear
ing down pains; they must stoop over,
when to stop means torture. Tbey
must walk and bend and work with
racking pains and many aches from
kidney ills. Kidneys caussjnore suf
fering than any other organ cf tbe
body. Keep the kidneys well and
health is easily maintained. Read of
a remedy for kidneys ouly that helps,
cares the kidneys and is endorsed by
people you know.
Mrs. K. R. Smith of Grants Pass,
Ore., , says: "For a long time I had
been troubled from kidney oomplaint
and rheumatism. Pains in my back ,
hips and limbs caused me much misery
and I constantly lost a great deal of
rest at night, arising in the morning,
tired aud unrefreshed. After trying
several remedies without relief. I
beard about Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured a box at Clemens' drug store.
At tbe time I had taken the contents
of this box, my health was greatly im
proved. I continued their use and am
glad to say, received complete relief
from the trouble. For this I gladly
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a moet
efficient remedy for all diseases of the
kidneys."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co , Buffalo,
New York, Sole Agents for the Unit
ed States. Remember the name
Doan's and take no other. 6-15-2t
Ileware of Frequent Colds.
A succession of colds or a protracted cold
is alnidht certain to end in chronic catarrh,
'mm which few persons ever wholly recover
live every cold the attention it deserves and
you may avoid this disagreeable disfni-e.
How can you cure a cold? Why nut try
' liamherlain's Cough Remedy? ltisliigM
-(commended. Mrs. M. White, of liutler
renn.,says: "Several Tears ago I wasliotlicr
d with mv tli mat amf lung. Someone tolii
lie of ('liainlierKiin'sCongli Remedy. I he-,-an
using it and it relieved me at once. Now
ny tli rout and lungs are sound and well."
Fur sale hv M. Clemens.
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of UNDERWOOD patrons for past favors, webegtc
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68 SIXTH STREET, PORTLAND. ORE.
ARE YOU LOOKING
For bargains in furniture? If so, come and see my new stood
and eet mv prices. Mv car of new Couches. Beds, in fact anvthinrf
and everything for the parlor, dining room, bed room and kitche
has come, and you'll be astonished at the splendid goods and ti
right prices.
M. E. MOCRE,
CLEMENS
SELLS-
BOOKS and DRUGS
NEW and SECOND HANCW
GOODS '
ORANGE
FRONT
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
, f ' The one car
(2 to Pacif ic Co
v.., f,rfri conditions.
I
The one car best adapted
Coast roads arJ
15 SVwt il Til
Made on the Pacific Coast reared here it needs
become neither acclimated nor adjusted to the peculi
Coast requirements.
The character of the roads and the climatic conditions
on the Pacific Coast are so radically different from those
prevailing elsewhere that no car other than one built
here with the sole idea of meeting these local peculi
arities could have made the wonderful record of vic
tories in track races, hill climbs, endurance runs and
economy tests won by THE TOURIST in the past
year.
These victories, while demonstrating the superior worth
of THE TOURIST under severe strain, prove also its
unique value to the automobilist who demands a car that
will "get there" with dispatch, comfort, and economy.
Auto Vehicle Company
Factory at Los Angeles
North.rm Branch at
540 GOLDEN GATE AVE.
San Francisco
R. S. Wilson.
Agent
Grants Pass. Or.gon
The car here Illustrated is the famous Model "K"
inder, four passenger, with removable tonneau;
type car that won the almost unbroken chain of
tories against all types of competition. It is tni
wonderful car, and no one interested in automobisV
should fail to investigate it The makers think l
enough of it to guarantee it for a year. See the Mil
"K" and other models of Tourist Cars, and ask fo:l
terms of the easy-payment plan by which these U
may now be bought.
Writ for catalogue.