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FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1009. THE ROGUE RIVER COURIER. VAOB SIX 1 cui Akin - V SELMA NOTES, jmon Sunday from tne um cuupici Automobiles are Quite numerous . 01 uenesis this summer, equipped with camp ing kits, bound for Seattle and the fair. Rob Hlatt, Thomas Breazeale and son, blalne, Just returned from a ten days' trip to Gold Basin. They report a fine time with lots of hunt ulg and no game, but rich in experi ence. Rueben Tucker and wife, of Selma, started for Crescent City last week for an outing after harvesting their hay crop,1 which amounted to about 80 tons. This crop was grown on the Rlggs farm, formerly owned by C. E. Harmon. Ralph Hlatt, who has been on the lumber haul from Swede Basin to Giants Pass, returned home this iiioriilm: to harvest the second cut ting of alfalfa. He experts to resume hauling some time next week. Mrs. Clay Perkins, of your city, visited for a couple of days last week at. the home of .1. (5. Hlatt, while Mr. Perkins did some survey work for Art Harmon, who has just disposed of an X0-nere tract of al falfa land 011 upper Deer creek for the consideration of $2000. Real estate lii this part, seems to be clifiiiv.lii'r hands at n lively rate lately. We understand that V. J. Smlt.li, of Selma, has recently sold his farm, but. have not learned, as yet, who the purchaser Is. T. .1. Pin-rows, of Kerhy, sold his farm last week to .loepli Dyserl, of Wolf l I' ek, lor Ike 111 at little SUIIl of $i;uiMi. Mr. Burrows and wife ex pert to make tlilr borne !n the slate oT Washington. We regret very rnuh to Pire t In !n from our midst. . 'l.,i-,.rwi. I'im';I and wife were In vited loilay to the home of Han ;. 11 vo':i ! 1 eat chicken dinner, the occasion belli;; In honor of Mr. Frost's 1 .1 id birthday. Jesse Ilinhon lias recently return ed from Hill, Cal., where he has been at work Hie past three months. One Andrews last week purchased of Mrs. 1). II. Wlmer the Hotel Kn tcipil e and h;e: since rented II to Win. Hill, of Wildervllle, who ex pects to run 11 blacksmith shop In connection and as Mr. Hill and wife are said to he first class hotel people It Is expected they will do II good business. We give them a hearty welcome. D. H. Wlmer, formerly of this place, Is now at Port Klamath doing blacksmith work. Mr. Wlmer Is n good workman and we wish Iilm access. Mrs. Wlmer and children expect to Join hlin In a week or ho. HAM 11 LEU. ii:i:k im:kk. The weather has been very tropical here the past week. (I, T. Klphart, proprietor of the Selma Hotel went to ('.nulls Pass Tuesday on a business trip. Win. Harinoii, proprietor of the Sclinn grocery, spent, two or three days visiting with his family on the head of Deer Creek lust week. Marcus llntliaway, of the Almedii mine, Is visiting with his parents at Dryden. A large force of men and tennis lire busy removing lumber from the Harmon sawmill to Cruuts Pass. The Deer Creek grange Is In a lirosin ious condition. I hey lultl Geo. Herrlott, wife and baby, of Applegate, were visitors at the home of J. Darneille over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Virtue and . . PERSONAL AND LOCAL Mrs. Fred Roper accompanied her husband to Eugene Saturday evening to take In the ball game played there son, of Ontario, Canada, are visiting Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Virtue's parents, I Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Brown and Mr. and Mrs. J. Darneille. 1 baby left Saturday for their home at Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hayes removed jH1u Cal-( after a visit of several their household goods to Grants day8 wltn relatives here. Pass Saturday where they will store J J(jhn B McArthur and baby, them for the present while visiting I haye been Vsltlng relatives and relatives and friends. They have rlen(la here or the ,,ast week, left not decided yet where tney win per- jMon(,ay for thelr home at Roseburg. manently locate. , HaU,e Lee and dilughter, Monday morning a party consist-, from of the following residents of eHas.n where they visited " Srib ,.t week. r (liliiiore, Mr. and Mrs. Th! j Mr. and Mr, C. IL Demaray re Lo th Misses Dora Mitchell. Ana- ! turned Monday from Seattle, where ,,,,, 'and Bessie Leith, and Mr. Dan .they had spent the past week at the Leith. They will return by way of j fair and report a nuu tunc Crater Lake. We all wish them a j T. P. Cramer and W. L. Ireland pleasant trip. j left Tuesday morning for the Sucker It Is rumored that there is soon ; Creek country to spend a week Ir to be surveyed a line for nn electric inarch of big game. They will camp railroad from Medford down the Ap-;,,n Orayback creek, plegate river to the coast, with a j MiHS Li(a pyfiold, the efficient branch road to Grants Pass with the ; i,(,(1iik(,(.pt.,. at the Kinney & Truax Junction at. Wildervllle. Why couldn't jston lH taking her vacation, which the junction be at Murphy just i wil 1)0 sp,.nt at Glendale with her well as to go on to Wildervllle. The . Ml.s (; Clark, she leaving road would be much easier (,"-; for that place Tuesday. structed and shorter also. , , ,.tin.11(,(i Saturdav from a hunting trip in the Ailhous" country, stopping with Herman Wal ter on Humbug creek. Mr. '"thy says they had plenty of deer ru nt. Bl'STKU BROWN". .MiBi'in. 1 The last news from Grandpa Cook was that he is Improving. It is the hope of the people here that he will get. well soon so we can see his hap py fai e again. Ike Vincent stalled with Ills hay baler one day last week. If you wish to pick hops at one cent per pound at a good camping Mrs. II. X. Parker went to Rose burg Tuesday to meet her nine-year-old son, Leslie Aheruethy, who is ( (lining 'from Portland to make his home here. He came as far as Hose burg in the care of friends. P. A. Mervweather and wife, of place with plenty of wood and water, Kllswortli ' liy, ian., arrived one Just drop a line to Willis York, Mur- last week to visit. Mrs. Meryweather's phy, Oregon, route I. j brother, Alex Mitchell. Mr. Mery- There were two county roads weather is a banker and prominent given to the flat one day last week. The hoys, as well as the men, are getting down their old rusty rifles and scouring them up for use. John P.ohl was In your city one day last week with a lead of hay. A dance was given at Hose's hall one night last week. A few of the voung folks went and reported a good time. j Mr. Orme has returned to Grants Pass. NAPOLEON. The best remedy we know of In all cases of Kidney and Bladder trouble and the one we can always recommend, Is DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. They are antiseptic and at once assist the kidneys to per form their Important work. But when you ask for these pills be posi tive that, you get DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. There nre Imita tions placed upon sale to deceive you. Get DoWitt's. Insist upon them, and If you dealer cannot supply you re fuse anything else in place of them. Sold by all druggists. GAI.lfi:. Superintendent .1. C. Mattlson of the Oriole, returned from Grants Pass the first of the week. Mr. Matlson Is preparing to lay about liino feet of pipe for the mine and manufacturer In his home town. There is some strong courting go ing on in 11 certain home in Grant Pass. A lovely young lady will soon be milking the morning coffee for two Of course, she will use Folger's Golden Gate. .John Denlson and Paul Schallhorn left Saturday evening for Eugene where they took in the hall game Sunday and then went to Newport for nn outing. The young men will also visit at Portland and Seattle before returning to their home here. The enmping party, composed of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goettsche, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Wright, Misses Frances Johnson nnd Clnudlne Coron, Messrs. Fred Blackmail and Fred Wilcox, returned to this city the latter part of last week and report a fine out ing but no game. Mrs. James Tuffs and sister, Miss Alice Smith, returned Saturday from their trip north. The ladies visited at Portland, took in the fair, and then visited friends at Everett, Ta coina and several other northern points. They report a splendid time. Mrs. M. E. Pollock returned home Sunday from a visit with daughters Bnndon Beach, and She was accompaui- wlll Instal a sawmill at an early date. In Washington Bert and Johnnie Falls passed Sun Francisco through (lallce going to Almedii. led by her daughter, Miss Elsie A. They are visiting J. 11. Ward's faml- ' Pollock, of San Francisco, who will lv. Bert Is slowlv recovering from visit for another week and then re nted two new members at the last the fall he received from a Il.Vfoot turn to her labors as nurse PERSONAL AND LOCAL Mrs. H. L. Wilson came up from Leland Tuesday. Arthur Porter, of Grave, was in the city first of the week on busi ness. Closing out Refrigerators at 20 per cent discount at Hair-KKIdie Hardware Co's. Miss Lucile Henry, of Hugo, who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs Harry Schmidt, for a few days this week returned home Sunday. Miss Pearl Wllshire visited friends in this city for several days this week and returned to her home at Ashland Tuesday. Miss Zella Hair returned to this city Tuesday from Eugene and will spend the summer vacation with her parents here. Mis3 Christina English, who has spent the past week with friends in this city, departed Wednesday for her home at Merlin. Mrs. M. R. Carter, who has been visiting her son, Arthur, of this city, for the past few days, left Tuesday for her home at, Ashland. A. B. Cornell went to Medford Tuesdav where he expects to spend the next two or three weeks in the interest of the Oregon Life Insur ance company. Mrs. Willis Hilts, of Crescent City, who has been visiting relatives in this city and Medford, returned Wed nesday to her home. Mrs. Hilts is a cousin of Mrs. Amos Smith. Mac Smith, who is visiting here from Xapa, Cal., left Wednesday in company with his' brother, "Tot" Smith, for a few days' fishing trip (in Evans Creek. W. A. Xewell left Tuesday for Red ding, Cal., where he will join his wife and son- and they will spend j the remainder of their vacation to- 1 getlier. It will lie sven.l weeks be- fore they return to this city. Mrs. D. W. Northrop arrived here Tuesday morning from Brookline, Mass., and was met at the train In this city by her brother, W. A. Wing, whom she had not seen for 30 years. Mr. Wing resides at Waldo and he and his sister left for his home at that place where she will visit for the coming two weeks. Mrs. D. Cowper, of Helena, Mont., who has spent the past week with her mother, Mrs. Wooldridge, and her sister, Mrs. Dorrnnce Dotson, of this city, left Tuesday morning for San Francisco to visit another sister. Mrs. Cowper expects to return to this city and make an extended visit with her mother and sister before re turning to her home In Montana. II. B. Hendricks & Son have moved their real estate office from the rooms over Sabln's Drug store to the room formerly occupied by Bob Mansfield while he was In the jewel ry business. The gentlemen are hav ing the place thoroughly renovated and furnished up Into a very neat little office, and being on the ground floor will be in a much better loca tion to attend to the wants of their customers than heretofore. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEM EST Prnf I lovd Bridge, of Rochester, N. Y., has been secured for Prlncitui of commercial Dei artment. Mr. Bridge is most highly endorsed W B Oaytord 5 President of the National Business Educators' Assoc,at ( E.. udjiuiu, c ,.. . ,1,0 Tianprlan Pen Art Sehonl! S t Prnf Zaner. rresiuem i " "-- - . - - vuiama 1 President of the Rochester Business Ins ltute, and 0 hers Mr. Bridge hi ) taken two post-graduate courses, and being an experienced business coC idH.eu . v , ho n decided nrnnUltl,.,, I teacher and an expert iieumau, .. , i, , " lu me com- me cial school fraternity of the coast. Prof Bridge Is an experienced wciiim u ,.., , nmnnHt en and Athletics, and tha u instructor in ansuieiin-D, uj"'- ---- - --- jvuug meil and women f the Ashland Commerclal College wiU have an opportunity for the best training in these lines. P. RITNER, A. 51., President. Fariei'S-Gmtry Merchants Ship Your Produce to Smith. He Will Pay YOU 11c for Dressed Pork. 10c for Dressed, Small Fat Veal. 15c for Live Spring Chickens. 14c for Live Hens. Immediate Payments. No Commission Charged. FRANK L SPOT PiiEAT CO. "Fighting the Beef Trust," Portland, Oregon. 1 meeting and are plannln: picnic for (lie mar futnn A vei plea ant -eirpii.'c held at the home of Mr W. K. I Ga'u ' a unill Hi 11I 1 1 T. S'i. . f! '. ' ll;e; I he colli r:n I of h . 1 ! 1 I:-". a l't I' f.Mie.il..l '.,! 1 1 ii i r e Di den ., 'loot b.e .-. 11 grange pole In Ashland last spring. Mr. and Mrs. Per.lays leave for parly was their home In Portland. They will and Mrs. 'i'" via Giants Pass. Mr. Perjay Is Thursday evening. was Indulged In ua" hours of the 'looking toward Southern Oregon. li.e da i uve a hie, platform dam e Saturday night and had ll large i 1 i 1 1 : a ml some! bin g t" Dr. 11. G. Klmhley arrived here Sunday and will locate in 'his city, Dr. Kinibley Is an osteopath and will take the practice of Dii Campbell, who has been practicing in lids cl'v The Kind That Always Holds Jewell Hdwe. Co. FLOUR iEED 1 row .I, eat. Ike l:e I u , S:i . a I' I'' lu W l,t . I'- tie hes o 1 if the wary buck. Me!) lei . -...'el hi fa I !'l 1 v r. 1 1 a n u 111 1 .f Ko ' ii.' ' do. 1 not k now w here 1, lull We hope lie Will Vll hi! w 1 lit I I ',. 1 t. rl r. " Vil' be w ill I". ,11 de. I e to i main In the valley. 1, V, Scoit, who has resided at Dry ib n for the I'a 1 ten years, b it Mtuidav for Los Cuius, Cal., wloie lt W III reside Indefinitely. "SdlOOLM V'AM." w I'. it 1 1 .t road look with in" ! ,li ' oil cade a trlii to the have a tooth plllle e Jewell, We ,lOM'. 1:'l. 1 ogi have d ' on t'li . we ha e some of I lie w . :a .lo'.ephlne couni . I'!, a -1 hi . w ay a n.l brin '. a 'e i 1 v o'l. This li:i e 1 ale'., is ( .!.(- the front and w IM he the ivu part of Souihein Hiegon. We d.in'i a sk for rood roads but belter .'.lade, which will be a light cost 1,1 the county. Flllle Crouch lias completed Ills house which be bus been working faithfully nt for the past month. Mrs. Walter Airs passed through (lallce for a visit in ('.runts Pass. HMD wim; for the pa.-t two Is. I i bell and wife will have in time for S. aiile, wh. p :!,. y the fair and llien the d... tor a .o-l grad ita I 1 n.'ir- v V'ei 1. on Vn,!' Willlar.s, Pi ('. 1 !! Tl 1 1 ; i : ' '.11. 111 1 1 la Ii ii a- dei 's ol f i. e i 1 I ike t I boundary s Will 1 1 1 I. will I -I held Oil! ll.l ! 1 I liai' iil-, Mr. 1" 'M. of till 1 nine llioi 11 a r Calif il i, this 1 it . I.: ," -r ion of ork in !h lller and h itii g, w ilk, Mr- and Mrs. V ( Id . left S '. Camp a. short ", ii ' vi i ' a ill take . for '1 .le. .. . i'l hi; Mice. !' po-i-I'l Ladies Will in Tennis Tournament. Christie McLean, Marjorie Kin ney and W. C. Long represented (Iran's p;iss at the tennis tourna ment last week at Jacksonville. They report a good time vlh kind and courteous treatment by the contend ing (dubs. The lailier- cam.' homo with flying colors, having won all the points for Grants Pass Feed Store Comer Cth and J Streets. j , v Mi cM,n I gent! W . I. us. . V ho h t'e y i oat' :ul."l, b .-id.-? many 1 -ions of iMlmiraMen by their it and fur. .. fal play In::. The v ' re 11, it so f. ud u'la'c. Th''v, hio.'.-.-v. r, made a creditable :shitv;iig In the in. n's die-lde-g win- 1 j :M slle n g.a'ues out of the thh'ty tiui pbiy.'d w ii '1 Jacksonville, the ii'" : I'm' 'ii t lii the tourna- c nt. 1 1. ' w . .n I a ' first s.-t and . .I one "oirt of w inning- the The net tuurnanietit will In (Irnnts Pass and begins and Is open to any res!- w Si ha to tl. that Cie Acllve nt NT. This would be unusual news If Disngiecnble at Home. Lots of men nnd women who nre Agreeable with others, get "cranky" nt home. It's not disposition, It's the ver. 1 1 yoi nun in yourseu nun , , , , , , . ., , ... 'inen and women would keep th. in- seveial months .mi r...,1 of.m niidiiii.l Mm liiinuit lit. ' ' V(,R f ,(, f. , , ,ih,nuiatlsni and all ill' Millies nvi 1 ,'tli 'i. i tie of Mallard's llcthlue and put your liver In shape. You and everybody round von will feel better for It. VPrbe f( cents per bottle. Sold by' National Drug Store. 1 , ihiv f ii- itt '.:,.. Point. i'al. Mr aiii.-d h: ;hl.u u'ln.i home in " heaes chan. " ( i climate in in in- prove his health, whiih has been very poor for the past two years, H evpeits to remain In California for M.i.. Co, III. f... I.. 1.. 1 1 1.. . . , , , .'n' it t I. Hi Illl-lllt'fS 01 aches nnd pains i well us keeping ., . , ... , their muscles and Joints llinher with ,hls ,l!' 1,ls h.otler, J. 11. Mallard's Snow Liniment. National Smith, conducting the Smith Mros. Drug Store. grocery, but for the past four years (i general merchandise business 1- 1 ..1. 1 .vnss i.ssie .Mariiu, niio nas necn MIHPIIY. during the past five weeks with Petrv and daughter returned friends nt Roseburg nnd Kiddle, re- ithelr tilp to Callfurnla Satur- turned Tuesday t her bom,. n this city. MWs hssto reports nn execp. yColdm, of the Christian tK'tuiiiy goo.i tune .luring tier vmii- ii in led an Intel est lug Sei ¬ dell nt Napa, Cal., arrived last Saturday to siiend a couple of week with his , brother nnd friends. Mr. Smith h: ;been at Seattle, Spoknne. Missoula I nnil other points, ntul his whole vaca tion will extend over a t"'r!-d of about nix weeks. a r.t w ll' .lit. '1 :-t la-k a olid, a held I'ptomlier i'i '-lit of the town. VALUABLE KFOSMATIOK for the Buyers of EVING MACHINES OVA MTIT. "j TO CONSIDER IN MAKING A PURCHASE. " Oe-s It run cusy, oe5 it locll good. I'.doa it maho a cood stllch, rsoca it sew fast. In it well made. !.) it easy to operate. lJ simple in construction. ft. . , Does the m&nufacturer put hiu ! UWVVWW Wo arc Grnt(r-11tir dlrv. I frutu id V NO AGENTS I "nr Tri'in urn irronn ulrli llr Pb WITHOUT IRRIGATION Wrlm f,,r fr.. rnlnlmr. I.nr . c nt k v..ri, iu uai,!,l. .,, ,., ,,,,!. ,'.,, i,,,rlj D Chnir Tru'l, Njt inj 0"..".menl..l hf . Grip Vin.i, Small Fiult PUr!) nnil SI" '!Vy 'i'l' K I'AI.I.KS Nl'li.- lUI.H 1 MulnOllkn, lrj OriiD.1 Avi.,rc.rtl C1111I of Tliankt. We wish to i'ires our slncerest tluinks to the ninny friends and , neUhboi'H who showed us kindnesses j durliiR the Illness of husband and father, and to those who rendered j valuable service nnd sympathy at his I death. MUS. V. P. JKTEH AND I FAMILY. Accept Our ThankH. We take this occasion to thank the many kind friends who mine to our aid nnd cave their sympathy durlni? ' our Bad affliction caused by the death j of our loved one. Words are too weak to express the thnnks we feel. MRS. VICTORINE ELLIS, MRS. MARY E. POLLOCK ! AND FAMILY. THE FREE :cving machine recently! piacca on me marKet oy tne Free Sewing Machine Co. combines the best qualities of all other machines. It is rhe latestjbest and most com plete achievementinbuilding of a sewing machine. Com pare it with all other ma chines in anything in which .ikv claim to excel and you .Hi find -FISES easily ..ic best. fREE SEWING MCII1NE CO, CHICAGO. ILL. For Sale lj Ike HI. Davis 1 3l1 33S ;3qpsuodsiHii p.it-J .11. 'I1 J )cm $11 joj poo3 os ru.:.iri) atuos 3jb aj.iqj jtttjj J " ' V '. S0!PP!?1 udtJ.'itiy ut ano ai( ;;i,f 'sju.i-i ;.rio jo puis .jinji s.ucjv t.!lS!" Acd iisjpimD asauiqj) ""H1 mou) i8A3 noA P!Q For sale by the following drul atorca: nemens National, Babln'l wo lHiimrnjr'i.
