Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, July 10, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextROGUB RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS. OREGON. JULY 10, 1M)8. Pardee's 417 G Street That's the place to get your HOYAL ANNE CHERRIES Loganberries Remember this is fruit canning time and FRUIT JARS y are here New Potatoes COUNTY COURT MET YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Agrees to Grant Franchise to G C Collins Upon Application In Sixty Days. Court met Thursday, July 0, 1908, there being present, Htephcn Jewell, judge; M. A. Wertz, Commissioner' ii. B. Woodcock, commissioner. The following officlul bonds were duly examined by the court and ap proved : W J Russell, sheriff; S F Cheshire, county clerk ; J T Taylor, countj treaiarer; Jamei Holman, justice, Grants Pass district; W M Cheshire, constable Grants Pans district; Chas Ladd, ; justice, Merlin precinct; It W Colby, constable, Merlin precinct; A J Bennett, justice, Plaoer precinct; J II Mills, countable, Placer precinct; J G Howell, juHtice, Kerby precinct; Win E Gilmore, constable, Kerby pre oinat; J E Hodgdou, justice, Althouse precinct; Jobu W Aldersou, constable Lelaud precinct. Court agrees to grant franuhiite to U. E. Col Huh upon application within (10 davs to go upon and.ooustruot electric railways upon the county roadi ai per agreement to be entered iuto tietween the parties at the proper time. Work o( the Regular Meeting Court net, there being present Hon. Stepheu Jewell, couuty judge; M. A. Werta, commissioner; J. T. Logan, oomuilSHinaer; H. F. Cheshire, clerk ; W. J. Russell, sheriff. Bills allowed and ordered paid : Fred (laniport, nidse Cohos $ 0 40 E 8 VanDyke, cash for tele. ... 2 .10 It W Colby, booths and hall retit election Olase aud Frudhnuuue, booths and sun 4 00 121 '.5 JO K McCaiin. hall rent for elections 4 no GUs unci Prudhouuue, sup. . , , 1 J (M) Rogue ltiver Courier, printing . 1J 08 Clm I.add, canvassing rote 7 SO G I' Livery stable, team hire.. 1(1 60 1' V Lcinmcr, til registrations fl 10 Grit tits rasa Hdw Co, uidsti for roads U 15 J A lilsli, Mtl Grsde el It (H) J H Ah If. iiier for Co hos 10 BH Joseph Mokh. office reut April iMt to JuIt Ut ft 4 00 Kd Lister, meals fur July Ill 00 A A lavage. Nth Grade F.i It (H) T J Cwk, work for Do hos. ... 4 00 It L Cce ami Co, indie fur pau per 2 50 J It Wells, sprinkling streets.. Ii 00 Corim Hdw and 1'luuihiug Co, mdse court limine n 70 Josiah Pardee, tndse for Co hos 411 AO W .1 Ktisse.ll, hoard of prisoners II'J tl 1( H DetfeiidafTer.iudse Co hos. . 10 7(1 W T Gardner It It fare, juveull court 18 30 J M John, o4 pel it ion ft 40 M Clemens.paiut for Co hos Utt 00 M Cleuieus, uuiae for crt house .18 4ft Knox & Angel, lum for brdg.. 127 8 A M'irris, wood for Co bos 4 00 Stephen Jewell, transportation urnnts Pass to Jacksonville a on Hacked & Edgerton. lum rds.. '.i'J 14 Leo Sill, siil of State limp to July 1 25 CO O VI Bonth, 1 dsy truant officer 2 00 K II Uiintlao, wrk on ros 14 w John Happle, wrk on rds 72 SO Alonzo Martin, wrk rds 4 59 Ha' ley Keyte, wrk on rds a iu Noah Jons, wrk on rds 80 K0 Kd Friday, wrk on rds w Oscsr Suudurg, wrk on rds 15 00 E nil Sappe, wrk on rds 22 50 Mrs H 1, i,ew!s, cooking tor ra hnd !!4 50 H I. Lwis, wrk on rds 47 50 H L Lewis, indue for rds 10 85 Cramer Bros, Hdw for rds 6:1 04 Sheriff ordered to sell all property to which county has acquired title, cn August 1, 1908, to the highest bidder for cash. Geo Lewis, wrk on rds 40 50 E Lewis, wrk on rds 84 50 Sam Mct'long, wrk on rds 1!) 50 T A Pollard, wrk on rds 83 50 Shattnck. wrk on rds 25 25 H H McClung, wrk on rds.... 4 50 J Elkins. wrk on rds 83 00 J .1 Brown, wrk on rds 85 00 Willies'! fees cirouit crt 4:i 20 Phil Brown, wrk on rds 70 00 A T Cart, wrk on rds 5 15 Perry D Williams, udse for rds 8 (15 Harlow Bros, indue for rds 142 S3 Pacific Hiatal Tel & Tel Co, tel service 22 20 W I Sweet land, meat for Co hos 9 CO Clerk is directed to issoe county warrants to the following named parties and iu the following named sums as rebates on liquor licenses for unexpired term, viz: George Maurer 73 00 George Strong 6 45 Caroutte and Eusted 6 45 T T Hill 4 85 Bills allowed : Nat'l Drag Store, mdse psnpers 8 80 Western Hotel, bosrd of Child ren Juvenile court 9 25 D W Mitchell, hall rent for elec 5 00 II T Wiuior, blacksmith rds B 25 Burhong and Co, snp 40 25 Geo L Dnnoan, wrk on rds ... 48 75 J M Smock, ball for elections. . 5 00 Ueo Crouk, wrs at cemetery.. 21 00 Geo Crork, burial of paupers. . 6 00 James Holmao, Justice Stale vs Howe 6 45 James Holman, Justice State vs L M Lowler 9 45 James Elliott, wrk on pool farm 5 00 J O Kimdle, ocnstable State vs John Doe II 50 James Holinnn, justice State vs Vannoy 8 00 T E McKnin. wit Jus crt 1 00 (Tins Hurkhiilter, wit jus crt.. 100 H G Handle, wit Jus crt 1 00 Ed Herriott, wit jus crt 1 00 T L LonwiiU, wit Jos crt 1 00 Lee Peck, wit jus crt 1 00 Grants Pass Feed Store, indue Co hos 20 40 James Holman, jus State vs John Doe 4 15 James Holmau, Jus State vs Blalock 8 20 Grants Pass Hdw Co., wdso for roads 4 40 Austin, 00 registrations 9 00 lllake Baldwin, wit jus crt 1 00 W Kmwell, wit jus crt 1 00 S Hawkins, wit jus crt 1 00 Hull, wil jus crt 1 00 Hair-Kiddle, Hdw Co, mdse for roads 38 16 Hair-Kiddle Hdw Co, mdse rds 5 15 Nat'l Dray Co, drayage crt line 3 50 M C Anient, powder for roads 14 55 T T Hill, 50 registrations. . 5 Ut James llnliiian, canvuxHiug vote 0 00 T P Judson, three days assist ing clerk elections 0 00 lt 'iill and Co, 1 road plow 43 00 K K Electric Co, lights for crt house 9 05 K It W Co, water crt bouiie ... 14 27 Williams Hros Door aud Lum Co, luiu rds 30 85 It A Pierce, wrk on rds 12 AO J Pardee, nirtse Co hos 2 55 P P Proctor, criming 18 50 Grants Pas IMw Co, cement for rds 8 75 J W Alderson, elect booths f! 00 W J ttps-ell, brd and trans pris 83 40 Grants I'a-s Hdw Co, unite for rds 4 10 Joe Vainer, fish for Co hos. ... 1 70 Hancb it Cook.bU-ksuitli for rds 24 20 W J Russell, trans and brd pris 178 6(1 ftl A Werti, Com per diem and milage 80 IK) K F Me inner, jus, state Phillips 14 00 Mrs Chas Owen, wit jnscrt.... 3 00 Hubert Howard, wit jus crt.... 1 00 Geo CampUdl wit jus crt 3 00 Joe Campbell wit jus crt 3 00 Mike Mcliriety, wit jus crt 2 00 Tom Yarbrongh, wit jus crt ... 3 00 Harry McKsiiigcr, wit jus crt... 2 00 Chas Johnson, wit jus crt ... 2 00 Phil Dessinger, juror jus crt.. 100 Brt Adams, juror jus crt 1 00 Clms Kenord. inror lus crt 1 00 G T Pavne. joror ius crt 1 J nines Hogue, wit jus crt 1 00 Ed Burke, Joror jus crt 1 00 1 Win Kerd, juror jus crt 1 00 Chas Hart, Juror jus crt 1 00 j A w Itaucke, joror jus cri.... 1 w Frank Hart juror Jus crt 1 00 J O Turner, juror jus crt 1 00 John Park, Juror jus crt . ... s li Woodcock, iuror jus cn Frank Floyd juror jus crt l ou Bon George, juror jus crt 2 00 r! tr Carroll, juror jus crt w Frauk DtSHinirer. iuror os crt ur July Clearance Sale John George juror jus crt 2( 0 Geo. Duncan, juror jus crt ... Chas Epperly, juror Jos crt Resignation of R. A. Pirece, supf rin- tendeut road district No. 7. accepted and report approved and L. L. Sharp appointed a such supervisor for bal ance of 1U08. Court adjourns until Thursday, July 9,1'J08. DEERING. Today is lbs glorious 4th and the national bird is .busy flopping his wings at Deering aud we have people who have come thousands of miles to celebrate the day in our burg Ahl- ber's park will be the scene of much feaatieg and merry making, seasoned wiht a few orations by local talent. Let the eagle scream. H. A. Freeman has been visiting with his sons and son-in-law's families ou Sucker Creek for the past week. I T. VaoWaeuao of Lead S. D. , geologist and mineralogist, is camped in onr valley taking notes. He sports a fine outfit from prospectors pick and pan to a seemlnly whole as say office. New stock of Savage Rifles at Hair Riddle's. Miss Jesnie Wilkey and nephew Willie of EIroy, Wis., are here visit ing for a few months with their sis ter and aout, Mrs. D. L. Webb. C. W. Perry M. Comm. of Ashland, Ore,, is teaching a three months' school here after which be will go to Roseburg, as principal of the high school there. The simple fact that Mr. Coram has been elected to be chief inatraotor to the students of the two above named institutions places him at the bead of educators. Miss Hattie Webb has returned to her home here after a 10 months' visit at Wolf Creek, Santa Croz, Oakland and San Francisco. She says the good time she had was well worth the effort. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ash of London, Emtland, who have been in this country for six months visiting and recuneratine their health are now the auests of C. T. Webb for a few weeks. Mr. Ash is so favorably im pressed with our climate and water that he la thinking strongly of locat ing here permanently. A party of pleasure isekers from Grants Pass with tents and Bristol rods are encamped on the bead waters of Elk Creek and are busily canting their flies for the "speckled beauties that abound in this stream and its tributaries. 10 Cah and one dollar per week gets that handsome cook stove in Hair- Kiddle Hdw. Co's. window. If yoa netd a stove, uow's your chance to get ouu easily. For ths waut of time and space, we will not endeavor to give all the news thin week. To tell the fact, we are very anixoos to get out and fire a few crackers with ttie rent of the kids. God bleis the boys ot America what does it matter if they do break a few windows, and set a few fires its all right Be patient with the "bar oh ouch bar yon, Jim Jonsiug, yo little niggar, what fo yo don put cat giant fiati cracker under yo Unjle Ebe'a cliari? It done combtirtificate I and jarert yo Uncle Ebe pow'ful. If all gets hold of yo, all '11 break ebery body In yon bone 1" Swau Hagiand and Walter Greshaiu of Crescent City are in our burg and are bimy pulling feathers out ot the eagle's tail. Hurrah 111 it de Fort tind Julia. '. EBEN. TEA We couldn't moncyback tea, if our tea weren't bet- in 'a as vou know it. Did You Get Any? Many have been buying SHOES at greatly reduced prices at our store. Have you? NOW IS THE TIME I'J. E. DEAN & COMPANY 00 n n 1 00 1 fzii-O, 200 ms. Ir"" EfS ilk lflif! it nmnrr If foa doa'l .iv Liuk FRVITDALE. Quite a number from here attended the picuto at Wildorville on the Fourth of Julv and all report havinir "pent a verv pletsaut day. Our Granaa conducted an ice' cream, lemonade and pleaeaut stand which proved a success in every way, aud the committee will have a neat sum to turn iuto ths treasury. Jelly glasses 40 aud 45 cents per doren at Hair-Riddl's. A number of families who could not attend the Wliderville picuic cn account of the distance had a picnic up at Mr. Hoar's, which was enjoyed by all present Mr. aud Mrs. Wardrip and children of Ashland. Ore., are camping on their farm in south Fruitdale. Mr. Wardrip expects to have an orchard set out on his place next spring and intsnds to make this bis horns after a rear or two. At present his cousin has charge of his farm. " Misa Mae Chapman of grants Pass has been spending a few days atths U. C Batehain borne. MrsME. Sturtevsnt of Grants Pass is visiting in Fruitdaie thlsweek. Miss Wilson of Lebanon. Oregon visited at O. A. Hamilton's last week, while on her way to GoldBeach. , Mr. sod Mrs."C.H."'eiei.ntiof Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffncr & Marx Offers Astounding Values in High Class Summer Suits For Men and Young' men This is the bargain event of the sea son, and you simply can't afford to miss it and you won't miss it either if you care to purchase, or want stylish Summer clothing at a great saving of money to you. For us this Summer is practically over for you it has just begun, and as it is our unalterable rule to begin each sea son's business with strictly new goods, we don't hesitate to cut prices to the lowest point. As you may know, all our cloth ing is of the finest grade, made by the world's leading clothes makers, and is sold with a guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. While the assortment of styles and fabrics is large, come early if you would procure the best bargain. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SMART SUMMER SACK SUITS $ 7.50 Suits now $ 5.65 10.00 " " 7.50 12.50 " " 9.40 15.00 " " 11.25 20.00 " " 15.00 $22.50 Suits now $16.90 25.00 " " 18.75 27.50 " " 21.65 30.00 " " 22.50 Two piece suits, coat and pants, now just half price. Suit Cases, Trunks and Bags 20 per cent off for balance of this month. Boys' Crash Suits and extra Pants all greatly re duced. Best grade 50c Work Shirts, buy them now at 40c. MARKET DAY - Saturday, July 18 We will give free of charge a $15.00 suit of clothes to the farmer whose horse sells at auction at the highest figure. Geo. S. Callioun Co. "OUTFITTERS TO BOY AND MAN" Grauts Pass epeut the Fourth ber in Fruitdaie, picuicing with Mr. Clement's psreuts. Our Snndny school has made its last pavment on the omsn fuud. the sup plies for the next three months are paid for, aud money in the treasury. Mr. and Mrs. Kiucaid were very happily snrrrisi-a on Julv by the ar rival of Mrs. Kincald's parents from California. G. A. Hamilton bus his irriKtirg system at work aud is watering his orchards aud fields very succesxiully. Most of our farmers are busy mak ing hay. Rrnther tfewrmn. who lives nn in South Froitdsle ner Hirkct M nn tain, is unite sick at fie hnme of W. H. Kinrald Brother Newnm hid ben invit 'd to spen t th Fourth with Mr. Kincairi's fimtly ut h picnic np at Mr. Hot's, but wis not able to go. On Sundiy his lrisitns missed him at Sundiy chool and be came anitous about him. On Jmi'hIhv eveuing Mr. Kincaid w-nt up to see if he were all right, and found him qoi'e sick. Mr. Kincaid brought him home with him earl Monday morn ing and sent for Dr. Loughridge. Tnesdsy morning he wss somewhat better and his many friends here hope he will soon bi wll sgain. Brother Newman is from Indianapolis, Iud., where he was pastor pf the Chris tian church, but was obliged to re sign on account of poor health and came here hoping that the climate would be beneficial to him. There will be an cpen meeting of the Grange on Thursday evening, July 9, at which time the state lectarer J. J. Johnson will speak. There will be preaching a fter Suu day school Sunday. 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 tie astonished at the splendid goods and the right prices. M. E. MOCRE, EW and SECOND HAND GOODS " CLEMENS SELLS BOOKS and DRUGS ORANGE FRONT GRANTS PASS, ORE. Going Camplns this Summer. Try Newport or Yaonlna. Ronnd trip"ticket7"froui Grauts fa for $10 good six mouths. 30n tale daily after June 1st; Aak me for further infor mation. R. K .MONTGOMERY" 6-8-81 Local Agent Geo. H. Parker, the nurseryman, now has his office with J. E. Peter son, who will answer inquiries and take orders should Mr. Parker not be in the office. - (-33 6t Don't let your lawn or garden born up. Get some remnant hose at Cramer Bros. Fishing Tackle that will hold the "big fellows" at Cramer Bros. "E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago. Ill Gentlemen In 1897 I bad a diseas of the stomaoh and bowels. In ths spring of 103 I bought bottle of Kodol and the benefit I received U the gold in Georgia could not boy. May you live long and prospsr. Yoore rery truly, O. N. Cornell Bod ing. Ga., Aug. 27, 1906." Sold by Model Drug Store. 13t Don't let your milk, hotter "d meat spoil for lack of a refreigerawr, when they are so reasonable in prw at Cramer Bros. i;