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ROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PAS9, OREGON, JULY 3. 1908. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE W. R. C. Gen. Logan Woman's Relief Corp No. 25 met In their hull on Frt nt street Saturday afternoon, June 2i President Mrs. Goodnow in tlie chair. At the close of the buniuw honr of each meeting it has become an eMab lirhed custom to have a short literary program and serve refreshments and both program and refreshments were exceptionally fine Saturday afur doi n. in reviewing the work done by the corps In the past six months, both officers and members may be justly proud of what has been accom- There hag always been a large at tendance, ea;h feeling It both a duty and pleasure to be preseut if possible. There are nearly 70 members in ood standing, loyal faithful progressive women, ever ready and willing to aid and promote the beloved cause for which they are banded together in agisting the men who wore the bine from '61 to '65. It Is with pleasure we record the in creased pension of U for John Pat rick, a wunrade of this Post, and a f 12 peansion for Mrs. Itoxaoa Ureen, the first periston granted in Grants Pass under the new law, relative to the "Widows Pension." Mrs. Grow is one of the charter members of this corps and has ever been one of its most earnest workers. It is to be regretted that the Poet and Corps of Grants Pass thould not have been more largely represented at the re union held at, Newport Iant week. However, as ijuality and not quantity was considered, the very best dele gates as re reseutativei went Mr. and Mrs. A. Morris, Mr. Morris re ports the encampment a complete suc cess in every respect. Officers for the department of Ore gon, G. A. Ii. are Department Cotn inauder, J. T. Apperson, Oregon City ; S. C. Coiutnunder, M. Wartsworth, Toledo; J. V. Commander, J. G. Catr, Portland; Grand Chaplain, Kev. Harry A. Boardtto, Poitland ; Medical Director J. E. Hall, Portland. Department officers Woman's Re lief Corps are: President Mrs. Jennie Hitigins, Eugene; Senior rice, Mrs. Ella Stewurt, Toledo; Junior vice, Mrs. Addle Morgan ; Treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Hall, Eugeue; Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Knyse, St. Jobo j Dele gate at large, Mrs. Mick ley, Port land, Corvallls has been chosen for the next place of meeting for the G. A. R. encampment. The Corvallis citizens were so plessed over the con vention's choice that a reception was given the retiring delegates from Newport, ALICE MALLORY, Press Cor. W, R. C. RICH GOLD FIND IN OREGON NATIONAL FORESTS JOSEPHINE COUNTY1 HAVE BEEN RESTRICTED Telluride gold ore of rich value has been discovered in the southwest part of Josephine county. Ore., and a com Dany composed of Seattle and Oregon mining men has been formed to de velop the property. Smelter teste show values of 400 to 12000 per too, and some of the ore assays op into the thousands of dollars per ton. Ibis property is located in the rich ore zone from which many mil lions of dollars have already beeu j taken. Samples of valuable ore are on Warhington, June 30. The second step in the comprw henive plan of redisricting the National Forests in the Western states has jost been made by the president in signing executive orders which will change the names and boundaries of the Forests in Ore gon. The only other state in which these olaus have been completed is Idaho, bat it is expected that the work of redisricting in all the National Forest states will be fin ished and the changes announced in exhibition at the office of the Tellu-1 the next few days, ride Gold Mining Company. The gen-j The Clat()r Nati()mii forest will eral manager of this comany has just j contaio M06, 802 acre and will con oome to the city, bringing his report ; ,ilt of tne ,outhern portion of the old of work in progress and with options -Cascade S)," the "Ashland" and on other valuable properties intbisift po, of tne "Klamath" and neighborhood which he wishes the ..SiHkijoa.. ForesiB. It is located in company to take np. Jackson, Klamath, and Curry It is preditced by expert mining CountiOT( Oregon, and Shasta oounty, men that this mining district will de-1 CailfoInili. Aclin Supei visor C. A. velop into another Cripple Creek or Bw.k wU, adnjlDigter (thig Kortst Wlth Oohlfield, as the ore is of the same heartqaatter at Medford, Oregon. camps. character found in those Seattle Post-Intelligence, Kennedy ' Laxative Congh Syrup ftols promptly vet irimtlv on the bowels, through which the cold is forced out of the system, and at the same time It allays inflammation. Sold by Model Drug Store. 4-3 13t Watch for it next WeelO! at V ' w m .jvit - ... t -. r The Sifgiyou will fiOw Consist of the griaer part of theoll."8itkiyou," all of the "Counille" and pttrt of the "Klamath;" and will Ooutain 1,305, 667 acres. It is located iu Jackson, Josephine, Curry and Coos counties. This Forest will be administereJ by Supervisor M. J. Anderson, with headquarters at Grants Pass, Oregon. Cougcr Killed Near Placer. A letter from Nellie M. Pease of Placer to her father and mother, Dr, H. G. Pease and Mrs. Pease, received Tuesday moraiug ttates, that a Mr. Sherman, who had caniied oat near Merlin Sunday night, killed a cougar at an early hour Monday morning The animal had climbed into a tree near where Mr. Sherman lay and as he bopped to the gronud, Mr. Slier man baggod him the firtt shot. Be1 fore sending the cougar to Taooma for mounting, Geo. Pease, at Meilin took seme photographs of the beast which are now being developed at Mr. Lewis' studio here. As the Cougar had started for Mr. Sherman, he had to. make good or tit would have been "all op" with him. The ballet took effect in his Leek. Bear in Jackson County. J. T. Harringan, a hardware dealer of Coos Bay, who has been visiting with Mr. Urleve of Medford, over in Jaokson county, lBt Monday killed a large 8 year old bear. Mr. Harringan had gone with Mr. Grieve near the hamlet of Prospect to cruise some timber when he suddenly came upow broin. After taking a few ehtH the bear refused to down, and Mr. Harrin gan started to make his escape from the approaching animal which he had wounded, bat wben at close range he turned and delivered the fatal shot. This is the fourth bear killed in that vicinity this spring. V4 Stuff; on it TEA sell tons of poor but our name isn't Go by the name. Your rrortr rprurni your money 11 7011 doa't Uk Shilling .i u him. The Merry Widow Ik our Taken from the World Famous lMuy of that Name . - uy the Author of "The Man of the H ILLUSTRATED BY RYDER OUR NEW SERIAL STORY WILL COMMENCE IN THE COURIER NEXT WEEK Don't Miss It! 99 - I W. C. T. U. NOTES I "Are the saloons going to be closed" was the iuetion axked a ''few days ago and we answered "Yes, iudeid. They have been legally voted out and we have loyal men enough to see that the saloon 110 longer carries on its busiuess. " The majority rule holds good, in the minds of ithe liquior men only so long as the majority stands for their interests, when it favors law ard order, it is 'unconstitutional. They believe in preserving the constitution and all it stands fori?) because they are for liberty, home and native land providing they are k-ft rmdioturbed in dealing out the ivin to wrick bonus and t-crrupt the very best of our American niiw,hood. Pid you ee the boy taken home last night, raving and cursing, filled with the liiiuor that must lie sold to improve We thought of his mother hearts ached as we thouBlit Kys of enr cltv are beiuo t the men aud the women won as never before to sun reus this curse. Give our bojsa chance to be come the ui,.u they mav be under God. FKESS COR. It Is a Wonder. Ohsnitrlin' Liniment is one of the most ; wmaraaWe preparations vet produced for i.e relief i.f rheunuitio pains ami for lame .a.-k.spra,,,,,,,,! bri,i,. The ,,uiek relief from p.-,,,, whid. it a.Wls i Coe of rheu- !""e "' r:l' n"",y times its cot. 1 riev, ,-em. ; 1..- ... 50 cents. For . eale lv M. t lemei... A POINTED Where are you going your hunting trip for ANOTHER Where do you buy your rifles, guns, am munition and fishing tackle You will always find the latest and best at Joe Wharton's sporting goods store, on 6th street. til ' ""I BOS 'vsusmt JOEWHARTOH-SPORTING GOODS L2W ROUND-TRIP RATES EAST WILL BE MADE Tlrft lSON BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC (MS'ES IN OREGON) From Grants Pass, Ore. AS FOLLOWS: TO Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Both Ways through Portland One Way via California SS1.45 $87.50 76.45 S2.,r)0 6S.95 68.95 81.75 75.00 75.00 Kansas City 68.95 TICKETS WILL BB ON SALE May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 Aupust 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for return In BO (lays with stopover privileges at pleasure within limits. Remember the Dates. For any further Information call on R. K. MONTGOMERY. Local Agent or write to WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, PORTLAND. OKE. Bad Attack of Dysentery Cared. "An honored citizen of this town was suf. fering from a severe a'.tack of dysentery. He told a friend if he could obtain a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he felt confident of beinj; cured, he having used this remedy in the West, He was told that I kept it in stock and lost no time in obtaining it, and was promntW cured," aaya M. J. Leach, druggist, of WU oott, XL For sale by M. Clemens. KOI ICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Lund. Act Junn 8, Rcseburg Oregon, Mav 8, EM)8,. Notice is hereby given tbat in com pliance with the t roviaions of the act' of congress of June 8, 1K78, entitled An act fr the sale of timber Iitod in tbe States of California, Oregon, Ne vada and Wasliiutgon Territory, " as exteuded to all the Pnblic Laud btates by act of AnguH 4, 1892, WILLIAM H. FISCHER, of Coudersport, county of Potter,. State of Pennsylvania, filed iu this office, September 8, 1907, I) is sworn statement No. 10052, for the porchate of the Lot 1 and the NE' of the NW of Sctiou No. 80 in Township' No. U3 South, Range No. 4 Wrst, and will offer proof to show that tbe land sooght is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural par post's, and to establish bis claim to said laud before Josepn Moss, U 9. CommiFsinner, at Grants Pass, Ore gon, on Friday, tbe 18th day of Sep teinber, 1908. He nanietf as witnees: Fur man J. Roger, of Qrants Pass. Josephine Co., Ore., Frank W. Capp, of Grants Pass, Josephine Co , Ore., Joseph A, Verdin, of Uraiiats Pass, Jotephlm) Co., Ore., Martin A. Conger, of Grants Pass, Josephine Co., Ore. Anv and all persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 18th day of September. 190S. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. ;S. V. MOODY ! WOOD YARD Cor. H & 3d sts. PhoVte 434 1 Load Blocks . .$3.00 ! Stove W-ootl I TierManranita $2.50 1 Tier Oak $2.75 1 Tier Fir. .. $2.50 1 Tier Pine $2.25 Oliiinlv Wood 1 Tier Oak $2 50 1 Tier Fir $2.25 1 Tier Pine $2.00 1 Load Sawdust $t.Oo 1 Load Kindling $1.00 K.Odol For Ingestion. , . Relieves sour sumach, paipiiatioaot the heart. Digests wlutyoutit, Have you ever seen a Sunset? A beautifully illustrated monthly magazine of the wide awake West with fascinating short stories, picturesque personal point-of-view description of the interesting- development of the Wejt, and the romance and his tory of the wonderland of the earth. Ask your local ftewtdesJer for current issue or send $1.50 foryeax's subscription. The book. "Road of a Thousand Wonders. 420 beautiful Western views fern four colors will be included looi svn-Biae ta ruutcuce . caupmsiu NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, limber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Kneebury, Ore., April 22, 1908. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the proviHions of the act of OtmrKens of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California. Oregon, Nevada aud Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land. States by art of Angni-t 4. 1891 PHILIP H. HARTH, of Grants Pass, coonty of Josephhine State of Oirgon, has this day filed in this office his Bworn statement No. 9781, fur the purchase of the Wi NW.l,' rf Section No. 4, in Township No. 83 South. Range No. 6 W.W. M. and will otTtr proof to show that the land rod mIiI in more valuable for its timber or BtoiiH than for aKricoltaral purposes, and to ehtablih his claim ro mid land before Jof-eph Mots. U S. Oomtuidsioner, at his office . at Grants Paw, Ore., on Tuesday, the 8tb day of, September, 1908. He imniea as wituessos: Albert D. Fornenf-. of Leland, Oregon, George H. Aiken, of Grams Pass, Ore., Roy S. Wilson, of Urants Pass, Ore., and John Alverson, of Leland, Ore gon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely 'he abuvs-dt'Ncrihed lands are reqoetitod to fil their claims in this office on or bt-fore said 8th day of September, HM'fi. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Josephine County. Edith Baumann ) Plaintiff v". J-Snit for Divorce August Baumann, I Dt fen cant. J To August Bauuiaun, the defendant above named : In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint filed against von in the above entitled Court aud Cause on or before sis weeks from tbe date of the tirst publication of tbrt summons., which first date of rubli cation is Friday, June IS, 1908 aud the last day of publication of said summons, and the last dav for vonf appearance as foresaid is Friday, July 24. 11MIH. and vnn utm liush nntifiH. that if yon fail to appear and answer the complaint within tbe time afore said, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wit: for a decree dis solving the bonds of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff find defendant, and for snch ctlier aud further relief as to the court may seem equitable. Thie- summons is published by order of Hon. Stephen Jewell, Jodxe of the County Court of Josephine Conety. State of Oregon, made June 11, 1908, ordering the publication of this summons for period of six successive weeks. OLIVER S. BROWN, Attorney for the plaintiff- DeWitt's Little Earlv Riseis. the famous little liver pilis. Sold r-T Mod-1 Dtug Store. 4-8 1S( fir?