ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON SEPTEMBER 4. 1908.
f
Making Good.
There l no wny of making lurffnfl
frinnitM llkn "Making (Jood;" mid Doctor
ri-n-i''s incdiriiies wi-ll exemplify thi-.
anil tlii-lr fricmlN. after more than two
decades of popularity, are numbered liy
Hih hundreiH of thousand. They haw
ADVISES FENCING TO
PROTECT SHEEP
fencing the
range to protect sheep
animals
maun (rood" mid they have not made lom .e attacks of predatory
A uixhI. honest, sminre-dcsil medicine, of has wet with excellent result iu the
known composition is Iir.f Icrce'a Uoldcn
Medical Discovery. It still enjoys an Im
mense sain whifo most of the prepara
tions that have come Inlo pronilneiice in
the earlier period of Its popularity have
"gone by the hoard " and are never more
heard of. There must lie some reason for
this long-time popularity and that Is to
be found In Its superior merits. When
oni-o given a fair trial for weak stomach,
or for liver and blood affections. Its supe
rior curative qualities are soon manifest;
hence It has survived and grown Id pop
ular favor, while scores of less meritorious
articles have suddenly Hashed into favor
(or a brief period ana then been as soon
forgotten.
For a torpid liver with lu attendant
Indigestion, dyviensla. headache, oer-
baps dizziness, foul breath, nasty coated
tongue, with bitter taste, loss of appetite,
with distress after eating, nervousness
and debility, nothing Is so (rood as Dr.
Tierce's (iolden Medical Discovery. It's
an honest, Muare-deal medicine with ali
lu Ingredients printed on bottle-wrapper
no secret, no hocus-pocus humbug,
therefore dm't tux fit a sulmtltute that
the dealer may possibly make a little big
ger prolit. njit on yoir right to have
What you call for.
Don't buy Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrlp.
tlon expecting It to prove a "cure-all." It
is only advised for woman's tptirUil ail
ments. It makes weak women strong and
Ick women well. I.ess advertised than
aomo preparation sold for like purposes,
Its sterling curative virtues still maintain
lu position In the front ranks, where it
stood over two decades ago. As an In
vigorating tonic and strengthening nerv
. Ine It is iinnoualed. It won't satisfy those
who want " huofce, for there Is not a drop
of alcohol In it.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the orftfl-
Tim i. line i,iver i iiis, itiinougn the lir-t
pill of their kind In the market, still lead,
and when nnrn tried are ever afterwards
In favor. Kasy to take as candy one to
three a dose. Much imluited but never
ccjuului.
Wallowa National Forest, Oregon.
The problem was to fiud a strong
fence that would make the sheep se
cure, evtfD without the care of a
htrder.
The chosen fence, which is built of
woven wire with barbed wire on the
tep, has kept out all the minor ani- ,4
this season lambed a herd cf 6i0 ewes
without a heder's care and with very
little attention and great success.
Mr. Emmons Is extending bis feuce,
for he finds that it pays. Caieful
record will be kept of the weights of
laiuba raised intide this feuce itli a
view of comparing them with the
same (trade of lambs ruined ou'sidu the
fence on the same clans of range, so
that an; gains or losses in weight and
growth may be deteiinlued.
I-I-I-I-I-I-I- -M-M-M'
JOSEPHINE COUNTY
REALTY TRANSFERS
LOCAL EVEXTS.
P. B. Herman shipped another car
load of watermelons lust Monday.
This consignment went to Halem.
There were about 25IM) melons in the
car. Be wlil ship another car the
latter part of the week.
mala such as wild cats, lynxes ano
coyo'es, but has not w thstood the at
tacks of the grizzlies, which are ap
rareutlyable to pass through it with
little trouble.
Sheep numbering 2'J00 head were
placed in the enclosuie with their
lambs upon Jane 20th and have been
allowed to graze at their free will
with no attention whatever from any
herder. They bave done Bplendidly
and as far as the observation of those
In charge of tbe experiment goes,
a given area grazed by sheep under
soch conditions will carry more sheep
pn acre than one grazed ouder the
chartte of a hetdor.
Tracks along the fence
predatory animals come to the fence
constantly Bnd follow it roond, hut
with the exception of the b?ars, do
not seem able to enter. The hunter
emt loved bv the service for hunting
predatory animals in the vicinity of
this fenced enclosure has killed no
less than six large grizzlies this sea
son, liesides numerous other animals
of the predatory class.
The results of this experiment a'e so
satisfactory thos far that private in
dividuals are profiting by it. J. W.
Emmons of Troy. Oregon, has a large
area of private land fenced with
special wire fence in which be has
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Gr&nta Pass. Oregon
GRANTS PASS BANKING & TRUST CO.
H. C. liateham has purchased the
Wm. Hair property on Fourth street
and will move in firm his ftnit ranch
at Fraitdale in a few days.
Geo. Lewis was called ov?r to Hol
land Wednesday n oning by he illness
of his aged mother.
G. C. Culy, one of the leading
stockmen on the Applegate, has sold
his ranch to Portland parties and be
and h s family w 11 herefater make
their heme In Ashland.
According to the report of the state
superintendent of public instruction
Josephine county excelled all other
show that comities of the stata dnrinir the mutt.
year in the matter of percentage of
daily attendance in its schools.
ExCounty Surveyor H. C. Petkins
and Mrs. Perkins returned lust
week from Wolf Creek, in the vi
o;nity of which place Mr. Perkins had
been doing some surveying. Mrs.
Perkins was the guest of Mrs. W. J.
Rogers during the interim.
Holand Coe, the 4-year Id grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. R L. Coe, while
in a carriage Wednesnay morning be
came entangled in the lints and fell
out of the buggy, sustaining the
fracture of bis right arm. Dr. Lough
ridge was summoned and the little
fellow is getting along nicely.
Ernest Loebbcke, who has been with
the Grants Pass Box factory for some
time, left last week for Alameda, Cal.,
wbere he goes to install a lumber sav
ing dove tailing machine, for an east
ern company of which be is the Pa
cific Coast representative. Mr.
Loebbcke expects to return to Grants
Pass in a short time.
Extensive repairs, including the
partitioning off of one of the large
recitation rooms, is going on at the
Central School building. The second
floor is also being calcimined through
out. A large number of new seats
was received this week, to be In
stalled in the various buildings wbere
ever needed.
August Fetsch is treating a com
modious 8-rooiu dwelling at the
corner of Third aud I streets which be
and bit family will occupy as soon as
the same is completed, when bis pres
ent home will be for sal or rent.
Mr. Fetsch is expectiue a ceusin.
Dr. Chas. Jorgens, of Oakland, Cal.,
here Saturday aud the two will leave
next lunnuay ior an. Keuben, near
Gleualde, where they will hunt bear
aud deer for a couple o weeks.
L. A. Robbertson, to whom was
awarded by the city council recently
the contract for a sub-main tewer on
! A aud Third stretts. has a crew of
nearly a dozen men at work aud has
been making excellent progress ou the
work the past week. This sewer will
connect with the main line sewer at
Second aud A streets. A portion of
the excavation is in stony ground aud
has to be blasted. Some two or three
blocks of the trench has air ady been
dug aud a part of the pipe laid.
Cap
kal Stock
$75,000
J. T. TUFFS, PRESIDENT, E. P. DIXON, VICE-PRES.,
G. P. JESTER, ASST. CASHIER
$100 REWARD $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded diea that science has
been able to nnre In all its stages
and that is Catarrh. Hall's C-ta rh
Cure is the only positive c te now
kuon to the medical fr.it.-r ity
Catarrh being a constittit . im dis
ease, nsiuires a ci n-t itution 1 t eat
meut. Hall's Catatrh Cure i takeu
literually, acting diretth up.n, the
uim-u nun mucous aurtaces of tin
'iu, inereiM- iitsircyiug tie
non ot t:ie Ulsiaso, and
jiatient strength by
........ ..wv... nu,i no-isuug ta.u.e iu
doing its work. Tne proprietors Have j
so much lalth iu its curati v. .. '
lhif , I-.- .. 111. .1
" ""v un fiw reward
caw mat u (ails to cure,
list cf testimonials.
Address F J CHENEY
S Loughridge et tix to Edw Howell
Sw4" and NEy of SWJ and S hi
of NW.i4'. Sec 24, also K2' of SE'4
S.c 23, T 3 rang 7, $','000.
Geo C McCasiin to J bti W Mc
Caslin. $. of SEhi and HWhi of HEM
and SE of SWJ4. Sec 10. T 35,
rgatige 6, $ (0.
Henry Huck et ox to E E Blanchard,
CO acres in Sec 32, T 3fi, range 6,
12400.
4" rmil s n t. al til Lola L Cald-
Ml int. 8 in Ttlock .12. R R aid. I&11O.
H C Batel.am et nx to E E Blan
chard, 40 acres of lai d in S c 29 and
32, T Sfi, range 6, $2400.
f J H Williams et al et ux to L M
Applegate, lot 6, block 96, Riverside
add, $100.
Dau'l S Holton to Mrs Josephine
Reges, 1 acre in Sec It), T 35, range 6,
2(K).
Dennis H Stovall et ux to Marcus W
Kobbins. part of lot 3, block M,
Bourne's add, t.r5.
J R Yetter to W L Neil et al. SWJi
of SW4. Sec 20, T 3fi, range 6. 400.
John Johnsou et ux warrantv, to S
R Baldwin. of of NE' of
NEI4, Secfi, T SR. range 5, $U'25.
Andrew N Holman et nx to Fannie
E Tatlor, lot 9, block 12, L'ncoln
Park add, f 1.
O & C R R Co, to Lem Speaker,
hi SWI4-, Sec 9, T 33, ra-ge 6, 280.
J. D. tlayes, et ux quit claim, to
David O Hayes, NEW of SWW. Seo
18, T 7, range 5, 40 acrs, 1.
O & C R R Co, to E V Ingiels, et al,
NE'4 of SW.y and NWJ-4' of SE, Seo
33, T 86, range 5, f400.
Merlin Townsite & Development Co,
warranty, to Perry D Williamson, lot
3, block 4, Center add to Metlin, $375.
H G Mitchell et ux, warranty, to
Thos D Kelly et al, SE, Sec 4,T 5,
range 6. $1000.
Geo Griffin, et nx et al, warranty, to
Bertram S Griffin, undivided two-
thirds interest in NWJi of NE), Seo
11, T Sfi, range 7, $1.
NOTICE OF OFFICIAL SURVEY.
Office of County Surveyor of Jose
phine County. Oregon, Grants Pass,
Oregon, September 1, 1908.
To E E. Root : W. S. Coutant; FJs
tat of Benj. Healey, deceased; W.
T. Byrne; The Oregon fc California
Railroad Company; E. L. Churchill;
Karl V. Ingles; Henry Huck: W. H.
Kiukaid; J. G. Riggs; A. W. Bur
roughs; Beitha O. Huck; Harry
Smith; Oscar Ramsdle; Esliter
Rogers; J. T. Chaussee; Wlllaim J.
Governs; Addie R. Soverns: A. Os
borne; J. W. Graham; M. T. Kin
lein, owners of land to be bv effect
ed by the survey to be made as here
inafter stated:
You are hereby notified that bv re
quest of J. G. R Bgs. A. W. Bur-
roughs, E. L. Churchill, Eal V. In
gles. W. 8. Coutant, W. H. Kinka d,
W. T. Byrne, will on the 29th day f
September, 1908, proceed to survey in
accordance with Section 6 of House
Bill Number 113 patsed at Sess on ot
1901 of the Legislative Assembly of
theSta'eof Oregon, the lands nf auM
J. u. Kiggs, A. W Burroughs. E
L. Churchill, Earl V. Ingles, W. S
Coutant, W. H. Kincka'd, W. t!
Byna, which are em time-d in the fol
lowing governmental subdivisions rf
Secfiou 83. Townhip 86 Sonth, Range
5 West. W. M., more siKcifically dr
cribed as follows to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the South
west quarter and
Northeast quarter of the South
west quarter aod
The Northwest quarter of the South.
est quarter and
lhe Aortheast quarter of the North-
west quart r and
The Southwest quarter of the South
west quarter and" . x.
The Northwest quarter of the S nth',
west quarter aod
The South one-ha f of the Northwest 1
quarter.
And establish the lines and corners
thereof. ,
FRED MENSCH.
Countj Surveyor Josephine County,
State of Oregon. 9.4 5t
CAREY ACT
LAND SALE
15. 0H0 acres of land, in the State
of Idaho, lying along the Snake
River an"! on the main line of the
O S L. railroad, between the
towns of King Hill and Glenns
Ferry, wi 1 be opened ior settle
men'.. Oct. 1?. 1908 The sale
of the land will lie under the
supervision of the Sate Land
Board of Idaho. The tracts lie
in a co'e, surrounded !y 100(I t
1500 ft. elevations The soil
unsurpasf-ed for fruit culture and
there is an abundant surplus of
water. The land is opened un
der the Carey Act, protect
the purchaser and assuring In'
water lights. Money deposited
on locations not found desirable
will be refunded. '
GRAND OPENING ON
OCTOBER TWELFTH
The drawing of locations will be held at King Hill, where all convenience
have been arranged in the way ol i-leeping. ating and other aocnmniods.
lions. Tourist sleepers be will sidetracked for those who wi u 10 occupy
them. This is the most, promising opportnnitv for bome-telier.. k,,
offered m ibe state of Idaho.
REDUCED RAILROAD RATES
Ask yiur station sfent for rates and full particulars as to oration. por
liieratme and full information about the Isnd, wr '- to
KINGS HILL IRRIGATION & POWER GO,
MAIN OFFICE BOIS", ID &HQ
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASHINGTON ANO TENTH STREETS
PORTLAND. OREGON
WRITE FOR CATALOG
The School that Places Ton in a Good Position
A good school none better. Well established reputation. Soccessfol graduitx
Skillful painstaking teachers. Living expenses low. Many other advantage
Let os tell you about them. Write for cotalogoe.
SALEM, OREGON W. I. ST A LEY, Principal
"THE SCHOOL OF
QUALITY
Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Prlnclpil
CWe occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls
for office help .than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads ill
others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution.
CSald a Business Han : " Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough
work. It will win out in the end." Said an Ed nca tort "The quality of instruc
tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kind In the Northwut
COpen all the year.
References :
Students admitted at any time. Catalogue fret
Any bank, any newspaper, any business man in Portland
IRRIGATED
Hest irrigated small farm in Jackson County
for $2500. 40 acres in tract. 30 acres under
ditch. 20 acres under cultivation. Come and
see for yourself.
BEN A. LOWELL
IWOODVILLE. . . ' OREGON
t
Kivi
litiil'tiiiir
tv-
iiinia
tue ! hn
for anv
S'nd for
Sold by all druggists. ?,"ic.
lake Hail hatuily fills
stuutiou.
& CO..
Toledo, O.
for ,
The Rogue River Nurseries.
Arc r-trcng on TOKAY GKATKS, haiii about 2."0,uuo
fancy cuttings Unit nro rooting nicely, in tho retKht of
land. Wo nro romly to contract for fall delivery at prices
that will surprise you. Wo are as well prcjared to fur
nish you with anything in lino of trees and j general
nursery stock.
Conklin Buildin
TALL rou HRimiK IHDS.
Not iii. is hereby Piveu ,hrtt the un
dTi mux) will reivive eal..,l hids fur
the owtrm-tioD of a l'ririKe aoro
K.'Kue Kiverat liMtits rss, ureson
in anvnlame with i.lans. hiifu-a
w.uLN ana traiu disdains
1'rerare.l and filed in the
1'ii'i K oitu-e on or al
I. I'-'HS, fa id bids to 1
man Si-pt. 4. l ivs
lv vnlt'r
i rr
fc)
Grants Pass Oi
to he
e.rinty
Hut Siiitm.r
filed not later
at 10 oYlook a. m
of the CVuutv t'ourt r.,.
Jom ( him. County, Oreou'."""
I'iit.dat tirauts J'ass. (vTsoo.'this
l'.'th day of Atljinst, lints.
S. F. CHKSH1UV,
i.
SUMMONS.
In the Circnit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Josephine
J. B. Wood. -I
plaintiff, j
VH. s
Ji'Utiie A Wood,
defendant. J
To .letinie A. Wood, defendant above
named :
In the name of the Stat of Ore mm.
yoa are required to appear and ans
wer me complaint or plaintiff on file
with the clerk of tbe abovr nan ed
court within six weeks from the date
ofthefirnt publication of this miui
won, which in Auituiit 81. 1908, and if
you tail to do go. the plaintiff wih
apply to the court for the r.lief de
uianded in his complaint, towif de
cree dissolving and setting aside the
marriage relations eximinir between
plaintiff and def-ndant Thin sum
mons is served by publication bv otn.r
of Hou. Stephen Jewell, county iudg.
1U0S ' cunty. "jade August 21,
ROBERT O. SMITH.
Attorney for piaintiif.
, "E. C. DeWitt Co., Chicago. Ill
-Gentlenien-Iu isu: I had a disease
j of the stomach aud bowels. In tbe
spring of 113 I bought a bottle of
Kodoland tbe beuffit Irecemdall
j the fold in Georgia could not buv. ;
'May yon live long anJ r,ros..r
j Yours very truly. C. X. Cornell. Rod
mg, Ga.. Aug. ;, yxk" Sold by
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