' ROQUB RIVBROURIER, GRANTS PASS, OREGON DECEMBER 4. 1908. . , : lli lTlfTmTTT PJtOFESSlOXAL CABDS if.C. F1NDLEY. M. D. Practice limited to KYE EAR, NOBE and THROAT. Gtasnea fitted and furnUhed. Offloe hour 1 to 12; 2 to 6; nd oa p oviatmeut. Telephone 261 and 77. Ojlantm Pass, - OatfJ g LOUGHRIDGE, M. D. PHY8ICIAN AND 8UKiEON Ran. Phone 714 City or country call attended night ejrdaf clwohand II, Tuff's building. rutiu. I'hima 2K1. Grahtw Pass - . Obeoon, )R. C. A. CAMPBELL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN iraluat American Hctiool ofOsteopathy, Klrksville, Mo- Chronic IieaieN and Iiiseases of Women ' and Children a specialty 1CONHULTATION KKEB KioMi I. 2..B, First National Hank Illdg. l'honei: Olflcel'Tl, Ke- ? CastbPabs Oaaooa J m F. DeVore, M. D. rilYSICIAN AND BURGEON City and Conntrv calls promptly an wered. Offioe hour 9 to 12 a. m. aud 2 to 6 p. m. Boa. Phone, Main 478. Office, 811 Itooiu 1, 3, 8 ShaJlhorn fildg. Grants Pass, - - OkE. JJ. D. NORTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Praotloa In all State and Pedoral Courts. Offloe In Opora House Building. t3a&RT9 Pass, Okkooh OLIVER S. BROWN, LAWYER. OiLce over Dixons Store Grants Pass, Okkgon If. B. HENDRICKS COCN8ELLOU8-AT-LAW Civil and criminal matters attended to In all the oourta. Real estate and Insurance. Offloe, 6th street, opposite Postoffloe. Qm S. BLANCHARD, Attokney-at-Law Practice In all State and Federal oorta. Bauking and Trnst Co. Bldg. Chants Pass; - Okkgon yiLLIAM P WRIGHT, V. H. DEPUTY SURVEYOR MIN1NU ENtilNKKR ASD DKAUUHTSMAN 9ih St., north of Josephine Hotel. Jaunts Pass, - Orxoon, The Popular Barber Shop Get your tonsorial work done at IRA TOMPKINS Oa Sixth Street Three chairs Hath Room In connection N. E. McGKliW, PIONEER TRUCK and DELIVERY Furniture and Piano Marine GRANTS PASS, OREGON. First National Bank or Southern Oregon Grand Pais, Oregon Some of the Service that a Bank Renders the Public DEPOSITS The sa'ext ami simplest way ol keeping your money 1 by depositing it in a Itelialile Hank. Thin Hunk receives Pe posils mhject to Check, or on ileinaiul rertilicalea ol lie) oit or on tunc iVrlilicalea o( 1 i.'r.ittt. On time deposits we pay 4 PER CENT INTEREST DRAFTS The let and cheapest wav to trrtii-tor money in lv Punk Pratt. V sell Waft pavalue ill all jarl. of the country. LOANS Jbte of the mot linpor tm (unctions o( the mi. We audeavor to wuppiy all reasonable tifcda'of our customer. Capital and Surplus $75,000 Stockholders' Additional! n .Responsibility $50,000 OFFICERS L. "ft. Hl, President J. O. Cam re ill. Vice-Pre. M 1.. Uuaat. Cashier JL K. HAcaarr, AuU Cashier ORECONIAN NOTICES GROWTH OF CITY Gives Mrlte-up Containing Well Known Facta Showing Our Development. In Monday s Oregonian the follow ing terse statement of conditions in this thriving city and community appears: Tho general growth of Josephine county was never better than now; all of which has been accomplished by constant united effort and push j of its citizens. The fruit Industry oi Rogue River Valley has been greatly aided by the organization of the Koguo Hlver Fruit Exchange with headquarters at this place. The Exchange is disposing of this year's crop of apples at top figures to buyers in Chlcago.New York, Lon don, Liverpool and Honolulu. The grading and packing Is boins done on the most scientific basic. The manager of the organization states that it is impossible to supply the demands for good fruit. Owing to the increased inteiesl, the Fruitgrowers' Exchange will have to erect another vareho.ise along the side of the preioit struct ure next year. Many new orchards will come Into bearing, bringing de mands for an increase of facilities for handling fruit. The trees planted during 1 907 and 190g run up into several hundred acres. Tne members of tho Exchange are also benefited by hearing under its auspices men of learning and ability who are brought here to speak upon the various topics In which grow ers are Interested. The windows of the business houses are filled with liberal dis plays of choice fruit which has been placed on exhibition for the purpose of showing the fruit grown in this district. Many new . houses and business blocks are going up In Grants Pass. The growth in the country has also kept pace, particularly in Frultdale Valley, where the land has been sub divided Into vineyards and orchards until the population has lncreassed from two to three times its former number All of these newcomers have built homes of their own. With the city's growth there comes a demand for better facilities to meet the wants of the people and to provide for this, the Rogue River Electric & Southern Oregon Com pany has aBked for a franchise, which was granted at the last Council meeting, to construct an electric lino along F. Btreet and down Sixth street to connect with Its suburban route to the Illinois Valley; in order to hold this frnnch.se tho company must begin work within nine months aud on or before 18 months have completed 10 miles of road outside of the city limits. Moving along theso lines of pub lic transportation there has been a better tendency ior good roads with laterals. In order to bring about the movement In good form a con vention lor that purpose) will meet here November 23, when Judge John 11. Scott of Sulem will speak upon tho subject. This meeting will be supported by the business men, who have prom ised to close tholr places for the afternoon. This county has In some Instances the best roads In Southern Oregon, with cemeut crossings and culverts To advertise tho city a picture bus been painted on a canvass 4 2 by "2 Inches. This will be sent to the Al-aska-Yukon-Paclflc Exposition, after which It will be placed upon the! walls of the Commercial Club rooms. EVANGELIST CREATES GREAT SENSATION. falls Oregon City lawyers Warta, l(K tins Miii'ilci'crs mid Other wise KullveiiN Tilings. One is apt to wonder what kind ol a pliice Oregon City, up Clacka mas county Is. An evangelist has been making his headquarters there for the past month and during his stay brought 3-'i persons to the mourner's bench. The last Issue of the Knterprlse of that city gives the following account of his meetings: Shuiinon bus creuted a fearful stir during his stay here. Ills biting tongue has caused hundreds of people to heap execration upon him, and ho has spared no creed, race or color. At every service in the First Baptist First Baptist Church, great crowds have been present and last Sunday night, which was to have been the flual metlng the church was packed to the doors. The evangelist made vicious at tacks on the merchants and pro- ( day night that the lawyers were "warts" and the merchants were moral leper who had no use for the people, aside from the money that came out of their pockets. Shannon walk ed up and down the isle and shriek ed denunciation: "The doctors of this city have M D. after their names,"yelled Shannon "but they should change it to D. M. for dammed murders." , It was at the business mn lht Shannon directed hia shafts Sun day night. His language was cat c, lated to ahc.ke 'he wlndowi. The Shannon meetings are racy in the extreme, iney uuyo even drawn the people away from the moving picture shows. He has gone out of his way to abuse the members of other churches, and assailed the Catholics, Congrega tionallsts and the Episcopalians. People who follow the cross," he said, "are good on Sunday though during the week they drink beer, play cards and dance. Shannon has some pet phrases. The words "hell" and "damn" are used frequently. The term of "buld headed sinner" looks good to Shannon, and he delights In "sklddo." Last Sunday night he called Mrs. Eddy, the head of the Christian Science Church, a gone goslln. He urged his helpers not to "lolygag" over a youn-r man in the audience, who was a possible candi date for conversion. He roasted society women to a crisp, and said some of them had $15 hats on five cent beads. "The men of this town," he shout ed, "have cocoanuts for heads, and If you should bore a hole In them, the milk would pour out. Some of you are going to hell, and I will be glad to see you Uere." Shannon said: "When I go to Heaven I shall say 'How do you do, Lord. You know I am a friend of yours, and the Lord will take me by the hand and say 'Yes, Brother!" The evangelist raved and tore about until perspiration streamed from his pores, and then he prayed: "Lord, you know I am tired, but you have been tired yourself. Give me strength to carry on this work." NEW YORK NEWSPAPER PRINTS PRESCRIPTION Telia You How to Overcome Rheumatism With Simple Re clpe. Which la Easily Mixed. A well-koown anthoritv on Rheuma tism gives the following valoable, though simple and harmless, prescrip tion, which anyone can easily prepare at borne: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Rargun, one ounce ;; Comptnnd Syrup Sarspa rilla, three ounces. Mix by shaking well in a bottle and take a teaspnonful aftxr each mal aud at bedtime He hi ii tin that the iugteiieuts can be ob tained from any good prescription pharmacy at small cost, aud, being of vegetable extra liou, are harmless to take. This pleasant mixture, if taken reg ularly for a few days. Is raid to over come aluiOKt any rase of Rheumatism. The pain aud swelling, if any, diinln lihef with each dose, until permanent resulta are obtained, and without injuring the rtouiach. While the.e are many so-called Rheuuitism reme dies, patent medicines, etc., acme of which do give relief, few really give' periuauent results, and tho above will, no doubt, be greatly appreciated by j many sufferers here at this time. Inquiry at the drug stores of this neighborhood elicits the information I that these drugs are harmless" and 1 oau be brought epnrately, or the i drogginta here will niix the prescript I tion for our readers if asked to. 11-20 2t Portland, Ore., Nov. 23, 190S. John Sebastian, passenger traffic manager of the Hock Island System, was a recent visitor at Portland, and while here secured samples of Oregon fir, with which wood he In tends to finish the Interior of one of the most unique dining enrs yet seeu. He had scarcely left when a telegram was received by the Port land Commercial Club from Presi dent 11. 1. Wlnchell of the Rink Island, asking for samples finished In different stains, as a car already nearly completed was to be inflr. J'lr William c. Van Home, builder f the Canadian Pacific Railway, has 'n bis Montreal niauslon a room in Oregon fir, which is always admired by visitors. Iame Shoulder. Thii ia a common form of iinmrular rtieu matiim. No internal treatment id needed. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely three tiniea a d andatpuck fiitm in certain. This liniment has proven especially valuable for miiM-ularand chronic rheiimaiiaiu. Sdd bv M. Clemen. it. M kin oun inra : mm AGO ON THANKSGIVING Dr. and Mm. H. O. Pease Celebrate Anniversary Marking Three Score Years. The sixtieth marriage anniver sary of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Pease was celebrated at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Burns on Thanksgiving day and a bountiful repast was served by them In honor of the event. The table was beau tifully decorated with flowers and a mammoth turkey occupied tne cen ter,' "with all the fixings". A feast of good things. Dr. and Mrs. Pease were raised in Connecticut, "the land of steady habits," under the old Blue laws whore It was counted a misde meanor for a man to kiss his wife on a Sabbath day but they were mar ried in the hills of Berkshire county Mass. where no such law was In force. Both the doctor and wife are of Pilgrim stock.the doctor hav ing an ancestor who came over In that historic Bhip tho Mayflower of which he has proof In family records from that time to the present day. He has many relics of olden times, among which is Continental money, paid to his grandfather for services In the war of the Revolution, also a paper printed at the time of the death of General Washington. Tne doctor resided In South Dakota 25 years, in the practice of his profess ion as a physician. Horace G. Pease and Miranda J. Hllyer were married In Ashley Falls, the south ern part of Sheffield, Berkshire county, Mass., by the Rev. James Bradford of Sheffield. Of the near ly 100 guests assembled at that wedding to make merry, but one be sides the doctor and wife remain, a baby at that time. Two children, a daughter in Tacoma, Wash., and a son, George H. Pease near Placer, were unable to be present. American Fence at Hair-Riddle's. "E. O. Da Witt & Co., Chicago. Ill Gentlemen In 1897 I bad a disease of the stomaob and bowels. In the spring of 1303 I bought a bottle of Kodol and the benefit I reoeived all the gold in Georgia ooold Dot bay. May yon live loug aud prospsr. Yonrs very truly, O. N. Cornell. Bod ing, Ga., Aug. 27, 1908. " Sold by Model Drag Store. 8-4 tf Excursion to the City of Mexico. On Tuesday, December 15th, the Southern Pacific Company will run an excursion train from San Francis co to the City of Mexico and return Tickets may be purchased at Grants Pass for this excursion for $93.40, round trip, first-class, with stop over privileges, limited to return February 15th. Come and see me about this trip if you contemplate making it or write to me and I will go and see you or Bend a man. Mr. W. H. Jenkins of the General Pass enger Agent's office, Portland, Ore., will ilso take pleasure In seeing you about this trip, or Mr. Emll Pell of Ashland will arrange all details. R. K. MONTGOMERY, 11-13 5t Agent S. P. Co. Reduced llnilroud Kates For the following occasions re duced rates on the certificate plan j will be In effect from Grants Pass. I Tickets will be sold on any of the I three days prior to or ou tho open Inglng day: j Annual Boys Conference, Y, M. C. A., McMlnnville, Dec. 4th and 6th, i Annual State Convention, Y. M. C. I A' j Annual Convention State Dairy j Association, Salem. Dec. 10-11. For further Information inquire of R. K. Montgomery, Agent S. P. Co. 11-13-tf I Agents for Tompkins' Glove fitting ; corsets Garduer & Co. 11-13 tf agazine CHRISTMAS NUMBER Read REX BEACH'S bea r- hunt. There's art and fun and wet feet all mixed up to gether. Oue of our best doctors says that good reading keeps more young folk out of mis chief than any other one thing. Try Everybody's. Get one now. It's big and bright and powerful. it's too good to go without. 15 cents a copy, $1.50 a year For Sk it toy Drug Ston ia Grtatw fix J? As a treasurer the pocket, the wallet, the purse, and the pocket book, are a lot of loose charact ers without integrity, and un worthy of trust. Put them out of office and elect Mr. Bank Check as your treasurer. GRANTS PASS BANKING & TRUST CO. J. P. Tuffs, President, E. P. Dixon, Vice-President, G. P. Jester, Assistant Cashier. CDiV (Mil VALUABLE INFORMATION for the Buyers of SEWING MACHINES QUALITIES TO CONSIDER IN MAKINO A PUKCBA8C, Does It run easy Doea It looK good. Does it mkkt a good stitch Does It sew fast. Is It well made. Is It easy to operate. Is It simple In construction. Does the manufacturer put Ms nam on it. THE FREE sewing machine recently placed on the market by the Free Sewing Machine Co. combines the best qualities of all other machines. It is the latest, best and most com plete achievement in building of a sewing machine. Com pare it with all other ma chines in anything in which they claim to excel and you will find JFREE easily the best. FREE SEWING MACHINE CO. CHICAGO. ILL. OKIE M. 304 South Sixth si Jtiamberlain'a Cough Remedy trirt Moat Popular Because it is the Beat. "I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy for the past eilit years and find it to be one of the IikI Helling medicines on the mar ket. For buhiea and young children there is nothing better in the line nfcouj;h 8iiV8 Paul Allen, Plain Dealing, La. Thii remedy not only cures the coiiglin, colds and croup so common among young children, but ia pleaant and safe for them to take. For ale by M. Clemens. Dandruff and are but outward signs of the evil done in secret by myriads of dan druff germs sapping the life blood ol the hair. Micro kills the para site, soothes the itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops it falling oat A single application gives relief aid proves Its worth. Save your hair before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It is a delightful dressing for the hair, free from grease and; sticky oils. Ask your druggist for free booklet a r 1 HOYT CHEMICAL CO. waxum- MHOS CEMENT CLIENT R. H. Gilfillan PHONE 744 Grants Pass, Oregon. It TPs ING To Furnish House or Barn. New or Second Hand All kinds of Stoves to select from Heaters and Cook Stoves, new and second hand. How Is the Time to Boy DAVIS Grants Pass, Ore. Now is the time to visit California When summer has pped in these northern states, the sun is only mild uuder the bright blue puiep o( Southern Cnl'loniia. This ia one of namiv'u happy provision? etenai miw mer for those who cannot endure a im rn nveie ili mate. California hsp been called the "Mecca of 'lie n.W tourift." Its he ;ela and stopping1 plaoes re us varied as thoi-e )l 11 1 Well regulated eiiiec. V. -.iters can always fir..: Hiinihlr accomodations, congenial companions, and varied, pleasing recieaiious. Southern Pacific Co, Will rm glad to "iipp'i some ; Verv attractive literature, lie-i scribing lit detail the man" d- i lights of winier in Caliloinia. ; Very low round tiip excursin ' tickets are on sale toCalifonii. The rate from Grant l'- Loa Angoles sni return it $55.00. Limit six month. ll"irg i atop-overs in either ilirerii'1?- j Similar excursion rate-are in j effect to all California points, j Vrr full Information slepninff C&T Tt&T vations and tickets, call on, telefrrapb or wnte It. K. Montgomery, Agent 8. P.C Wm. McMnrray. Hen. Pa" A?"1' Portland, Oregon Kennedy Laxative Congh SyP acta gently cpon the bowel aodtfl" bydrirei tbe cold oat of the Sold by Mo4el Drog tor. fi7 TTTT TT