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ROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS. OREGON, JUNE 19, 1903. Bad Attack of Dysentery Cared. "Ad honored citiien of this town u gof fering from a teTer SiUck of dysentery, lie told a friend if ht could obtain a bottUof Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he felt confident of being cured, he baring used thii remedy in the Went lie u told that I kept it in lock and lost no time In obtaining it, and was promptly cured," ears M. J. Leach, druggist, of Wol- . eott, VU For sale by M. Clemens. ROGUE RIVER VMORCHARD NOTES II Y chakij:h mkhkuvk Seoretary d rente Pass Fruit Orowere Association The orchard meeting to bs held at Frottdale this Saturday afternoon promises to lie the largest gathering d thot(j jnteregted in the froit in- PROFESSIONAL CARDS. doHtry in Josephine county of any , .... i .. .. iu , , . n ii bucIi meeting yet held by the Grants Dr. M. O. Kiudley bus goue f or '' P" Frnit Orowe-s Association, about six months study in Germany, ; wrf has been received by Secretary after which he will be in his office as Menerve that nearly all the leading t,un1 Th dortnr ha. Icnt. bia rc. orchard it8 of tlm connty will be fres- they had 130 cars last year, and they will have 180 this year. B. G. & Co. paid 12.60 for about 2fi cars l'ewtowus from Lewis. Pellet, Hopkins BDd others, of Medfnrd and they lost tnone Tlieir idea next .season, we under stood, would be about 1.60 f. o. b. There are no Xewtowna and Spitzen bergs grown iu any other part of tlie country. At Weuatchce they had 75 .. i il. : U . t. ,, nu uuf VI.QI- I1T1I1 irilM ords carefully and broken glasses can H"" ; be promptly replaced by sending then. , nent business met. of Grants Pa-, ac-j seou expect loO. The crop of ap to his office. Hi. practice is left in chained by their ladies, will at- pie. ,n bootbern Idaho I. a good one. Dr. Lougrhlrtge's care. Dr. Lough-1 od. The bnnlne-s men of this city hot down in Colorado they have been ,!,! . ,n .it. j, are realizing more and more 'he in., i badly Hit by ttie frost ana ...j w.u has had aTeral years experience. ge LOUGIIRIDGE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND HURUKON Res. Phone 714 Gits or country calls attended night or day Kbtvti and H, Tuff's building. Olfioe I'horie 2H1. Granth Pahs . Oheoon. portanceof the froit industry in the have 1000 cars altogether down there J)R. C A. CAMPBELL ObTKOPATIIIO THYBICIAN Oraduate Amerirun Si hool of Ontfopatliy, Klrknville, Mo. Chrouio IHseauM and Di.Mpaiie of Women and Children a xpecially CONSULTATION KKRK Rooms 1. 2, 8, Kirxt National liank llldg. Phones: Olllce 771, lies. 7113 (llARTS I'ASS - ObKOOII l)R. ALMEDA M. MAkTIN, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Specializes on Diseases of Women and Children Room 206, Conklln Iildg. Honrs 0 to 6. Other hours by appolnt- I'HONK 1194 ment. II, D. NORTON, ATTORNEY-ATLAW, Practloe In all Slate and Federal Courts. Oflloe in Upera Hoiwe Building. Giants Pass, Oregon prosperity of the county and In the building tsf tl.eir city and they are now giving a hoarty co-operatiou to thi fruit growers in their camjaign of education to teach the lmgiiinrrs how to grow an orchard and how to protect tbo treas and the fruit from pests and how to pack their fruit t at it muy command the bent mar kets. The meeting will be held at River side Fruit Farm and Elersjne Fruit Farm, owned respectively by Geo. A. Hamilton and Prof. It. It. Turner, and it is expected that all will be at Mr. Hamilton's promptly at 2 p. m. The first half of the afternorn will be devoted to a tour of the orchards under the direction "f H. C. Bute- ham, who will explain pruning and caring or noin youug I WiiiesniiH. JonaihaDS. and Home Beauties,) iu pluce of the about 3C00 expected. The apple crops in the mid dle west (ArkaiiMaas, Missouri, Michi gan, etc.) have been badly hurt by froft. Pretty good crop growing in X Y state and New England. Ry the time these apples are ready to market the financial situation here will be very modi better, and the skies will be blue. We do uot expect any exaggerated figores, but as Mr. Day told you, and we see no reason to chauge our views Biuce his return, the situation is going to be a greiit deal better than you people on the coast think, always provided the fruit is all right. North of you there are no Bnrtlett pears of oouse- methods of ''loeupe. HotUH nP Bt laJctma, out both vuuugl""'y are Dot niRn Brade, most of and ol.l fruit trees and how to identify them, and certainly down through the various pests and how to sobdne -TtQ are poor enongh, in fact them. Mr. Katehaiu is from Hood tho bliKht x,k m0Bt of tbem down River coming to Fruitdale this inst i ""f"- 0 LIVER & BROWN, LAWYER. Office over Dixons Store Grants Pass, - Okhgon H. B. HENDRICKS CODN8ELLOH8-AT-LAW Olvll and criminal matters attended to in all the oonrta. Real estate and Insurance. Office, 0th street, opoeite i'ostoffloe. WILLIAM P WRIGHT, U. H. DKPtJTY M'RVEYOR MININW KNtil.NKKIt AND DRAUGHTSMAN ' tlth St., north ol Josephine Hotel. Grants Pass, Okkoon. The Popular Barber Shop Get your tonsorial work done at IRA TOMPKINS On Sixth Street Three chairs lialh Kooin In connection N. Ii. McCKKW, PIONKKR TRUCK and DELIVERY" Furniture and l lano Moving GRANTS PASS, OREGON. E. A. WADE Dry floods, Underwear, Notions, Kt Front Stteet west of Palace hotel CRANTS PASS. OREGON. GR RAN I S I'ASS Commercial Club Will furni.sh information of Josephine county free of charge. Correspondence so licited winter where he has bought land and will plant an orchard and vine yard. Mr. Iiatebam had a fins or chard and nnrsery at Hood River and be had the standing there us one of the leading eiperts In that famous fruit district in all that pertaitis to fighting the pests and to growing fruit. It is at the invitaion of the officers of the Fruit Growers Asso ciation that he will take charge of the demonstration work at Saturday's meeting and it will be to the interest of all who want to learn the secrets of successful fruit growing, that if soqoired through their own exper iene would take years of time and noon money, to attend aud pay close attention to what will bo demon strated. The tour will include an old orchard that is being reclaimod and yonug orchards of apple, near, peach and cherry trees and a young vine yard. At the close of the orchard demon stration a aociul hour will bo spent on the lawn at Mr. and Mrs. Ilaiiiil ton's home when the ladies of Fruit dale Orange will serve light refresh ments The Riverside Farm is but two miles from this city by a good road, or a shady trail by tho river hank. The outlook for the fruit market is now interesting the fruit growers of Koguo River Valley. Contradictory reports are in circulation as to the probable yielils in the other fruit dis tricts of the United States, by some it appears that there would be a big shortage and others give it out that there will bo a large crop. The rice outlook is equally as uncertain. The indications thoutru are Unit fair prims will prevail for the fictitious boom of lust full in prices and tho sub-e-iueut complete collapsti of the mar ket will make the buyer shy of gamb ling iu fruit and as the increase iu fruit productions is not keeping op with the iucreiute iu the population of the country and the demand exceeding the supply prices must stiffen. One of tho clos st observers of the rnni conditions or ttie country is Horace O. .Day, of Sgobel A Day, New York. Mr. Day eac i spriua makes a complete tour of the fiuit : districts of the United St tt. s and he i Jost completed last week hi tour tor I this spring. Iu a letter received by Secretary Meserve of the Grants Pass Fruit Growers Association, Mr. Pay ' gives his estimate of the crop for this scasi u, hU letter being as follows: i New York, Jaue , llKW ( Grants Pais Fruit Growers Uuion, Grants Pass, Ore., j Gentlemen: Our Senior has just returned aud we are very gUd he had such a nice Jvislt with you. From Grants Pas he went ou to Sem, The above covers the situation, and if 'lie re is anything we have not put in, drop us a line and tell as. Wo have to thank your Mr. Meserve for a copy of that article which he wrote, and published in one of yoor papurs, and surely it was very com plimentary, and we appreciate It very much. We remain, Very trnly yours, SGOBEL & DAY. S. A. Hering, ef Portland, euperio endent for Oregon for the Pacific Fruit Express Company, was in Grants Pass Tuesday to interview Secretary Meserve, of the Fruit Growers Asso ciation, in regard to the quantity and the kinds of fruit that would be for shipment from this section of Rogue River Valley this season The Pacific Fruit Express tympany is a corpora tion within the Southern Pacific organized last year for the purpose of supplying refrigerator cars for ship ping fruit For years past tbs Ar mour Company of Chicago, auppliud all the railroads in the United States with refrigerator cars aud controlled the fruit carrying trade of the country. But the railroads are one by one breaking loogn from this giant monopoly and last year the Southern Pacific installed refrigerator cars of their own on all their linos. These cars are muoh superior to tho old Armour cars, they beiug larger aud made more nearly nou-condiictor of heat and cold, aud they have the fur ther advantage of having larger ico tanks which iusures the keepiug of pears, peaches and berries in bettor condition wheu shipped duriug hot weather. Mr. Hering hue charge of all fruit carrying business iu Orciou for bis company and during the snm er aud fall mouths he has an exceed ingly busy time. He stated to Secre tary Meserve that the indications were that larger shipments of fruit wi uld be made from Oregon this season than In au former year. The acreage of fruit iu the state is steadily in creasing and the growers are becoming more proficient in producing a perfect fruit and iu putting up a pack that in honesty and attractiveness meets the demands of r'-e ettT of trade and that w i a ant i ,-ut to distant nmrt-e II thiuk . u that there is no i s.-n ihhI o i nil market being c u h d w.tli o.,r-p . ductiou for the p.sts w.p .o d i wu the production n d ile d lunnd is steadily gaiuin by teasonif i t rea-e iu population a ' the t ude c of oivin.-.e.i people to eat less meat and more froit. The art of packing and shipping frnit is now to perfect that fruit can be sent thoussuds of miles to a market and arrive in the best of condition. As to the Rogue River Valley, Mr. Hering thinks, that with tne splendid record .that this vallev L a. L.B. HAUL President noU while th.Vear .7 m pruT ZnT Z 4 H. L- Andrkws.. ..Secretary f J 1 rv " , A' 7' U-V .h. K- l,vvvvv.vv.vvv he l,rtd..tt,,EMr. L.uns.lalela, oll.railt wllo: wUom Lafnvett would.have about 10 cr. . ,wl1f. . . , ... 3-0U Spit,entrg,dho-hdruoue last ' " ..JT,, .".Tr,l.r' Chi Wood Working Shop. uatoheo 13 'last vr ia .hi- ' ' .-u.,., .neyarue year. Yakima' aUst w. !and 30 ' ZlT' ' 'W J M 7 Jft Jl'f West of flour mill, near R. R. track ; this year. Boiled Tdown ;ther ;were prxifit for there will be better raik lroii. hcroU Work Htair Work, Hand aU.ut UVVanrSpitsenhergs last year. ! '" snipping and marketing condi- rnoHngtti. As to?tewuwus .in hhe four idacM 1 naats in k City Treasurer' Notlc. There are funds in the city treasury to redeem all outstanding warrants protested to January 3, 1906. Interest, on same will cease after this date. j Dated at Grants Pass, Ore., May 23d, 1U08. COL. W. JQUSSON. 5-22 4tj Kennedy's Laxative Coogh Syrup j acts promptly yet gently on the; . -i k n-hlnh the cold is oowein, iurvun -forced ont of the system, and at the same time it allays inflammation. Sold by Model Drug Store. 4-3 13t A Square Deal " U assured you when you buy Dr. Pleree'f family medicines for all the Ingredi ents entering Into them are printed on the bottle-wnippcrs and their formulas are attested under oath as being complete ami rorn-ct. Von know Just what you are paying for and that the Ingredients are gathered from Nature's laboratory, being selected from the most valuable native medicinal roots found growing in our American" fores fTlMKljvhlle potent to cure are perrWrt harmHsAato the most delicate woinLatJTtiim7PTi Not a drop tug and nTViug iiilcs used in them. V i "t his airenl oossesses Intrinsic meii,ciral properties ol Its own, being a most valuable antiseptic and anti ferment, nutritive and soothing demul een l. Glycerine plays an Important part In Dr. Plereo'8 liolden Medical Discovery In the cure of Indigestion, dyspepsia and weuk stomach, attended by sour risings, heart-burn, foul breath, coated tongue, poor appetite, gnawing feeling In stom ach, biliousness and kindred derange ments of the stomach, liver and bowels. Upsides curing ull the above distressing ailments, the"(,olden Medical Discovery Is a specific for all diseases of the mucous membranes, as catarrh, whether of the nasal passages or of tho stomach, bowels or pelvic organs. Even in its ulcerative stages it will yield to this sovereign rem edy if Its use lie persevered In. Inthroni Catarrh of the Nasal passages. It Is well, while taking the "Golden Medical Dis covery" for the nocessary constitutional treatment, to cleanse the passages freely two or three times a day with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course of treatment generally cures the worst cases. C In ccuiflu and hoarseness caused br bron chial, throat and luns affections, except con sumption In Its advanced stakes, the "Golden Medical Discovery " is a DKist efllclent rem edy, especially in thoe obstinate, hang-on cvutfhs caused hy Irritation and congeliun of tbsbrunchtal mui'ous membrane. The " Pis" covery is not so smid tor acute coughs aris ing' from sudden colds, nor must It he ex pected to cure consumption In Its advanced staircs no medicine will do that but for all Um obstinate, chronic roughs, which. If neg lected, or badly treated, lead up to consump tion. It Is the tN-st medicine that can be taken JOSEPHINE COUNTY REALTY DEALINGS Elizabeth Ulapsattle to Mrs. Luella B Ruth, lots 4 and 5 in block A in Menricks & Harmon's add, $1. D C Hefley et ux to J G and S H Riggs, 8E.i of NEy and NE' of SE4 of sec 10, T 86, range 6, 12500. Jacob Flish et al to Wm C Fry, part of SVij of NE4 and N.H,' SE4'. sec 14, T 3S, range 7, fllOO. Wm C Fry et ox, to David C Me Intyre, part of S1 of NE)4'. and N of SE.'4, sec 14, T 35, rang 7, $1200. R W Colby to G H Wheeler, lots 11 aud 12, block I I, In center add, Merlin, W. Johanna and Michael Santoa to F W Van Dyke, parcel of land in SE.l4' of SW'ij seo 8, T 3fi. range A, foiKl. Daniel Watson to Milton E Slnrte vant, lot 6 iu block ( in Jai'son's add. 275. D J Wimer to R Mansfield, lot 6, 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 aud the right prices. M. E. MOCRE, NEW and SECOND HAND CLEMENS SELLS BOOKS and DRUGS ?rSM?e GRANTS PASS, ORE. S. V. MOODY WOOD YARD Cor. H & 3d sts. Phone 434 1 Load Blocks $3.00 Htovo Wood 1 TierManzanita $2.50 1 Tier Oak $2.75 1 Tier Fir $2.50 1 1 Tier Pine $2.25 Chunk Wood 1 Tier Oak $2.50 1 Tier Fir ..$2.25 jlTier Pine $2.00 jl Load Sawdust $1.00 II Load Kindling $1.00 block 2, of Wimer'a sub-division of block 1 in J Bourne's 1st add, ISO. Ed S VanDyke et al to O S Blanch ard et al SEJ an of NE and the NEVf of 8EH, sec 9, T 86, range 6, $1200. John Christie et nz to W T Coburn, NWJi- of NW4, sec 16, T 86, range 6., 225. W T Cobnrn to Marcus W Robbins, NWJ-4 of NW4', seo 16. T 38, range, 6, 150. Harry Smith et ox to Frederick W Dunn, of NE4 of seo 5, T 87, range S. $2250. May L and Herman O Bobiieu to J Stanley Taylor, part of lot 6, block Q of J Bourne's 1st add, $."'00. C O Anient et ax to Dennis H Sto vail, part of lot 3 in block M in J Bourne's 1st add, $150. Albert Smith et nx to Florence L Lind, S of SW4 of NE4' of SW.I4, sec 8, T S(l, range 5, $1800. 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Nothing on the market today can compare favorably with the Type "O" (fafc? for all-around serviceability, style, reliability and price. 3-"- This car, with a finely finished trunk on rear, sells for $1300; with single rumble seat on trunk, $1325, and with double individual seats on rear, $1350 f. o. b. Los Angeles. Catalogue mailed free upon request. Auto Vehicle Company Factory at Los Aojelei NORTHERN BRANCH 540 Golden Gate Ave. Sm Friacuca R. S. WILSON, Agent Grcvnt Pass. Or. $1350 F. O. B. Factory O U R i 5 i TOURIST I T nil