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THE tlOGCK RiVLfl COCKIER 1'AGE AlX PROFESSIONAL CARDS M. C. FINDLEY, M. D. Practice limited to fi, EAR, NOSH and THROAT. Glaiws fitted and farnlBhed. Offlc hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6; and ! appointment Pbonei 281 ft 77. irantu Piim, Oregon. SIXTEEN DIE OF TYPHOID FEVER PROHIBITION SOXG. 3. LOUGIIULDQE. M. I). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Res.' Phono 714 City or country calls attended day r nlgbt. Sixth and II, Tuffs Dldg. Office Phone 261. OranU Posh, - Oregon. B. F. DcVOKE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON City and County calU promptly laiwered. Office houri, 9 to 12 a.m. nd 2 to I p. m. Phones: Rea. 473; Office 941. Rooms 1, 2, t, Shallhorn Bldg. GranU Fan, Oregon. DR. II. 0. KIMHLEY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN General, Acute and Chronic Practice Practice of Obstetrics a Specialty. The song written by Leoua Mabel Dufford, of Evanston, 111., entitled "Make the Map All White," and which has been adopted by the leaders of the prohibition movement, Is sung to the tune of "The Wearing of tne The City of Salim Has Had 18.V reen." " reads as follows: Water Supply Con- J Q my comradeg( have you heard the glorious word that's going 'round? laminuted. There'll very soon be no saloon on all Columbia's ground. ! There's a wave of Prohibition rolling up from every strand, Up to last Saturday there were 185 And a" tne states It Inundates, straightway become "dry" land! , . ' , - , . . Uy city, state, or county, or by township, or by town, obhcb of typhoid fever reported to Ju8t ltt' the p;ople have a chaDrewe.n vote the dramshops down tho city hoalth officer, O. B. Miles, of REFRAIN. Till we make the map all white, Till we make the map all white, We'll work for prohibition . Till we make the map all white. Sal cm. This Is an Increase of about 50 In the number of cases reported In the past three weeks. There hiis also been considerable typhoid at other points In Marlon Maine Is at the head, for she has led for half a hundred years, , ri i ..,, At"1 Kansas great and North Dakota stand among their peers, county. Ur. H. u. uyra, county GeorK,a nPXt aD(1 Oklahoma, won their place among the free; health officer, reports three cases Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, from nolnts outside tho city In Sep- And Texas, too. and Arkansas, have voted for the right, tember and October, four In Novem- And all the rest will follow, till we make the map all white. trr nrwl rwrnihfr. REFRAIN. There were no deaths among the Tf)e d,Btery and the brewery and the wlnery all mu8t go: county patients during September The saloons can stay no longer, when the people have Baid "No!" and October, hut five died during So we'll sing them out, and pray them out, and educate them out, November and December. Therefore, Marlon county has had, up to this time during the present winter, 199 cases of typhoid fever. Reports In dicate that the death list In the city J. S. McMURRAY Voice Culture Studio over Residence call's Art Store 716 Lee Street n. D. NORTON, ATTO RNH Y-AT-LA W Practice la all Btato and Federal Courts. Office Opera Houm Bldg. Grout Pa, Oregon. Mayor George P, Rodgers has Just rntrifiloteil in irierlmenf whlrti hna Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. in., 1 to 5 C0)vlnM,d the cty offlca,8 that the p. m. Other hours by appointment. prn(;lpa, trf)1,))e wlth the galem Phones: Office 17-R; Residence 88. water arises from the contaminating Rooms 201-201 Conklln Bldg. Influences of the slough through Grants l'ims Oregon wnicn me ituaKe pipe passes, a sample of water was taken from tre crib, under tho river bed, and un- other from the intake pipe near the pumping station. The sample taken from the crib was found to bo pure and the sample from the shore end of tho Intake was badly Infected with colon baccllll. The mnyor has written to tho War department asking for permission to have the Intake plpo raised above tho surface of the water in the slough at low water mark. On account of tho slough being a part of a navigablo strenm, It Is necessary to get the con sent of tho War department before the plpo enn bo rnlsed from the bod of the slough. Mayor Rodgers states that unless the water company enn mako the In take pipe absolutely tight rnd free from any suspicion of contamination from the outside, he will demand that the company Install a new Intake pipe at once. The preliminaries for building a mountain wnter system aro being at tended to, ho that the actual con struction work may commence as soon ns spring opens. The latest, victim of typhoid Is Miss Mabel Thompson, a teacher In the Lincoln school, South Salem, who died today. Sho came hero from Ed gar, Neb. Tho Salem brewery hns announced that It will Install a filter and filter nil Its wnter used In wnshlng casks and other scrubbing. Distilled wnter has always been used In tho mnklng of beer. OLIVER 8. BROWN, LAWYnrt Office over UIJou Theater. Gtmuta Pans, Oregon. OS. ULANOJIARD, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Practice In all Btato and Federal Courts. Banking & Trout Co. Bldg. Grants Pass, Oregon. D. L JOHNSTON AS8AYKH Booms 6 and 7 Opera House Block North Stairway GRANTS PASS, OREGON GRANTS PASS TRUCK CO. ItlNCII IlltOtt., Proprietors. (Successors to N. E. McGrew.) PROMPT AM) RKMAIILK H1.1U ICK I'liinoM niul Organs Carefully Removed Phono l.VH Grunts Pan, Ore. We'll talk them out. and vote them out, and legislate them out; We'll agitate, and organize, and surely win the fight, We'll work for prohibition, till we make the map all white. REFRAIN. i IT . 1 111'. rong, durable, comlortable H 3 list Flarmcnri for workinflmcn of these celebrations were disgrace ful In the extreme. Men and women drank to excess and were positively guilty of conduct too lewd even to mention In a newspaper. The paper quoted says: "There are persons who have been led by curiosity to take part In or to witness the scenes and. who have had their curiosity much more than satisfied. A single experience has disgusted them for a lifetime. They vouch for the accuracy of the news paper reports, feel a sense of person al shame, and have withdrawn them selves forever from the competition. "Naturally their Influence Is thrown very strongly against the cus tom and we believe that there will be large additions to their numbers each year. People of refinement and a proper self-respect simply cannot continue to give countenance to such displays if It Ib a fact that they have constituted an appreciable element In the crowds at these celebrations. "There was a time at the height of the bicycle craze when there was much discussion over the appearance of women In bloomers and knicker bockers, The result of the discussion j was a return to skirts. Only women with an unusunl amount of bravado! or with little to lose In the way of j reputation showed themselves In tho costumes against which the greatest ! objections were raised. But the facts ; In the case were of small Import- j Aluminnm Pin Trays, He and 10c. ance compared with those that are j Combined Thermometer and Barom preBented now. ' etpr. 15c. "Wo are told on good authority 0f . SteroHcope Views, set of 25 for 25c. bteroscopes, Gun Metal, 50c. Alarm Clocks, good ones, 83c. Hand Saws, spring steel, 75c to $1. High Back Dining Chairs, $t to $2. Wake up take a look at this then come to HEADQUARTERS and get a BARGAIN NewGoods JUST UMMCKKI) Taxidermist and Furrier I mount big mil.'' ilrds, fi.i; make fur rugs; renu.ui i and clciir fur garment; buy furs and hihm I inoriH t.f all kinds. Express and mall urdciii nr'MMp' i.v attendi'.l to. r. m. ii iti:is ii.1 WiiHliliiii.ii St, Pnillnii.l, Ore. Telephone Main Hf.lli) M. T. UTLEY CAKI l I I K m:ri; u. ri;( to it in il licit Milling Wolk ii Specially riiime Jll 71.1 X. .Mb Slice!, ii'ii lit n Pan, Oh. Stimuli li Trouble Cured. If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chamber lain s Stomach and I.lver Tablets. Mr. .1. I Kioto, of Kdlnn, Mo., says: "I have use.l n great many different moillcliies for stomach trouble, but find Cluimberlalu's Stomach nnd I.lver Tablets more beneficial than any other' remedy I i used." For snle liv M demons. young women In the most revolting stages of drunkenness, of the com plete breaking down of social bar riers, of disgraceful exhibitions that suggest tho worst features of tho notorious French balls. "All this must lend to severe con demnation, the Imposition of a social bnn and a very pronounced reaction. Tho celebrations will be left exclus ively to tho coarse and tho vulgar, to the regular patrons of disreputable balls." ' i--t-r " ... . " . -.mv "i i . r - I ("TVx-',-'-;f.!.,t ! I CHICHESTER S PILLS r- III. Ii. k M.i Ml l. vl. . II... . f . . I .1 1 t 1. 1 I I II M I I I I I . . M iry llimlninn to Miiiuige I'lirm. Miss ' ji ry lliinlmnii will ho the greatest womaii farmer In tho I'nlted State', as .' a family arrangement she has t.iKeu rlian:e of Ardell, i;t I'livin r. X. V. The Ar.leu farms In- elmle I t .'i'l u I. lie nltoi'.'i In r sbe v, ill I. : t. supi'i'vi -I.mi of ;n,Oni) urn s. Tli i llioiriaiiil acres ui e new im,!.-i' I i -;it Ii m . u Ith mm h of It In tnii farmt. Tlio Ardon l'aiur' il:ilrv. w Ii 'l o t 'lpl.'allatliin of $ I HO,. U, v. ill be her sperlal cave. Tliei, are ;i:,n re:-ster. d cows, with butter sulil every day In New York under ( ntitnirls. Ml-s ll.nvlmnn h.'s .1 m. nuii li set tleniei t woiK i'11,1 l.i not nt nil fund of sni !. t v. Is a inuli Ian end n llimal'-t in', I l tai,l to lie ul.le to iim-ei-;e even in ,1 a ! aiiese. She Is 2 a years ol,l, hut looks much yotttii:'r .uie uaiiv dines over uie laitn In a silinrl trap mid Is every day Inspect lin: the roadii'sklti':, the t.-i -racing Mf lilll-i Mid land-- ape g.-irdenlng which hho pl.tttttcil Ith her father. e YchiV I'm Iteliaiu bei li-H. The tend' itev of tho times seepis to le.ld tow .11 ,1 debail' It' t v on ccr tain piihllc oi,a-!"its. notably New Years' (o'cbnin.o'.s Clilnmo Is a fat'- saicp.- of wl at U meant bv lef i i siil' t . Tho it. w s fiat the New Year's eve ' in I'M out at these -. t - - !t , ,1 In a eonipet It Ion "eite- - ,-,h.l In violation of of . -."I ,-m t Ilia' ate or.llti ' !en,l l,l'i!i'i.; en society ' I civ. r lu I!,,- Kc-ord Her t i '' i '-hio' t! at n ttuuibor Dvoiy Mother Is or should bo worried when the lit tle ones have a cough or cold. It may lead to croup or pleurisy or pneumonia then to something more serious. Mallard's llorehound Svrup will euro the trouMo at once and pre vent itiv eo"i', (it Inn. Sold by National Ori'.. Store. Lieutenant Karnost SliaeMetou nn-i nonnces he will head anotlu r Ant.i'V- tie I'X'n (lit Inn. Slue-'-let.in on hU la t j expclltlon got within 111 miles of' the South l'ole. j iri tune is iniiamcl yon have ai) , . . unl.Ilt.g sot,,l .,- Ir-.tp.-rr. , t hoar j 1 TTft T7 77 O I g, on,! when It I, entir.lv dovd.! N LP H Li ?,if ;t '--..it. ami ,,, I,-, ti,. i Ji filLy JLf wJ tliimntatlon can bo taken out an,!, I I orcliee to t! ; pep.'l-i i lai'i' ; plog'.-i'i ' I'a'h, i of il-i'l,' . the i ul, s : ' "v . ,' -'The in , : 1,1 1 .ft'.. !oiifuess Cannot Me Cured by lo.-al iippllcatli't-.s. as thev cannot reach I he ill leaded norl ion of I l.o ear. There is only one way to cutoj deaftie;,-, nii.l (hat Is by i cii-.titiitioli-al feme '.I.'.!. !),-; fn. s I ; . nused by 1 an iMiflatiii'd condition of tic tutiou:: j lining of the Ku-.tachlan Tti:., When, mis iuho is inila'ne.l yon liavo aj runii In hi Inf! this t i''o restore,) to Its normal coo- ni'ien, Heart. i? will ... .lest roved forever; t-.ln,' . fi -.h out of t.-n nrc i ai,-e, l.v Catarrh, w lib h U nothing but an lufl, unci condition of tho mucous s irfa. ch. W e w I'd clve On,' Hundred p dlars for any case of p.-afuess t . a mod hv al.-irrh ) t hat i ni'ttof he . .(red by Hall's C"tar-!h Cnro. Send fur (!t ciilars, free K. .1. CIII NI'Y CO.. To! 'do. O Sold ! v !t ii ::.!, ts, ::,,'. Take Hall's Caiiillv :IN for con-t-tlpiitlon. The Columbia at Tho I'alle.s l covered with ,e, nnd te.n-.s will be ct'0-.vitn on tho I,.- 1'ildge In n few days If the cold continue; O. K. Ttockers, $2.23 up. Dressers, with good bevelled Mirrors, $8.50 up. Ki:coxn iia.m) goods come and be convinced that they are lll(i I'.AIUJAINS. Cheering Horns for football games, 1 5c. Extension Hanging Lamps, $1 up. Stand Tables, 50c up Largo Kascls, f.Uo up. Child's Tricycles, $1 to $:1.50. Sowing Machines, In good order, $.1.50 and $.",. Washing Machines, $j up. l'otaltinia Incubntor, $15. Cnod as new. I'etnlnma ltrooders, $,.",.t. Sieves from Jl to u, Man "o:, from $ n to $;M. Two Hood t: Mi-, ;, $20 an,'. HEADQUARTERS City Hall, Sivlb Street. Ca"l t'.ii.!- m tl r i months f,r 50 conU I'.cM for coughs and colds Is Ken nedv's Laxative Cough Sviop. It iiiev."" tin bowels freclv , tenth and Ihct'chy .It n . s tho cold from the Weill. It K'.e.s the cough Child ren like Ii ,e.,ir( to t ike, S.d.! h n',1 druggists Fruit, Shade Ornamental CYl'lil SS AMI ; i j' Ml Im.L IT.W'IS Home Grown Tokay Grape Roots Fl ri.1 class, t to C feet, t year old trfe.s Apple, Fear, l'ca li. Cherry, lit,-. It w ill pay ycu to sc me h, . f.lt O I'll) ill g. S'le. till prii . S on large etdel. J. T. Taylor tUfl'-O 111 nuk. nco- V' v em net Is the best Pavement for the Poperty Owner IT INCREASES VALUES fwm- 'j jh.,aiLeiagff rait TM!jrznrT-mn Clean, Sanitary, Durable Sure, Safe Footing for the Horse Warren Construction Co. 317 Heck 151dg., Portland, Ore. BUY Any Old Thing or Any New Thing SECOND HAND That yo i have to sell such as Furniture, Hardw?re, Tinware G-ns, etc. See nie and get ray prices before disposing of your goods. You will be surprised at the ptices I pay. Special Prices on Carpets, Rug's, Linoleums IKE M. DAVIS JV SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN San Francisco's Greatest Daily The Courier is enabled to offer old and r.ew subscribers both papers for $3 per Year The Bulletin publishes the Associated Press report of the entire world, and in addition covers every imnoitaut town on the Pacific Const bv ecial corresp. ndents Every inch .( it is nhve with crisp readable material. T he Bulletin is famous from coast to coast tor iN fiht in defense of clean r-overntnent and is nnd by more people daily than the comltm ( citnilaiion ol all tlie o her Sin Francisco diilios. In a w.u.l, ' It is the vaj:e-..arncrs paper" mid always a welcome v Mtor alter von have once ie d it F vr HI 1U) fo TT TT 1 iUiLf D Grants Pass Feed Store 'VriuT ft h ;A .1 trcrts. r.rv yopk Ti!i-:i:s i-kim "Old Reliable Albany Nurseries" -'d yon GEO. (I. PARKER. i! ' or.l.r. We grow I'! U:n Agent 1A
