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PROFESSIONAL CAUDA
M. C. FINDLEY, M. D.
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Gtetaw 4 u4 fmratalMC
OftM t U II; I to : m4
a apMtatsML rteus til TT.
3. LOUGIIPJDGE. M. D.
PHT8IC1AN AND gUROBON
Rea. Phon 714
City or coantry calla attnda4 da
r Bight. BUth and H, TaSs Bid.
Office) Pbon 1(1.
OrmoU Paw, Ortjfos.
RLr aRKABLE MAN
B. P. DeVORE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBCWON
aty and County calif promptly
laiwarad. 081c hoar, to 12 a.m.
lod I to I p. m.
Phono: Rm. 471; Offlea 941.
Roomi 1, 2, t, Ihallhora Bid.
Grant Paaa, - Oro.
DR. II. G. KIMIJLEY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
General, Acute and Chronic Practice
Practice of Obstetrics a Specialty.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6
p. m. Other hours by appointment.
Phonos: Office 17-It; Residence 88.
Rooms 201-201 Conklln Bldg.
Crania Vhhh Oregon
J. S. McMURRA'
Voice Culture
Btudlo over Residence
nail's Art Storo 716 Lee Street
J .- oi last ):nt made a pilgrim
.urn to nearly all warts of Josephine
IN WESTERN HISTORY . "ty; each excursion being parti-
ielnated In by forty to fifty busineHa
men of the town. These trips were
In every way a great snccess and It
Is the opinion of the members of the
club that Buch visits must be here
after a prominent feature of "dub
work. The Rosebnrg Review of last
Tuesday prints a three column boom
article under the head, "Know Your
Own County First," and announces
that Rosebnrg business men have be-
lwUtE MVER COURIER
I Exciting Runaway Monday.
u-iv forenoon, wnue ouc
-
'ome arouaed to the Importance of
doing publicity work not only on a; and Ainos believes he will soon be
broad scale but making truthful rep-j able to send them alone with a load
reservations of the resources of their! of furniture. In this case, however,
county. In these days of graft and Mr. Moore had not ordered the
misrepresentation no business man j furniture, so Harry smith played the
can Afford to be connected with an 'hero and climbed Into the back of
organization that In the least devi-'the wagon, regardless of flying bed
ates from the truth In publicity work, j springs and cook stoves, and stopped
The Review says that a large body
of Roseburg's ablest business men
are arranging for a four days' trip
to various sections of the county so
that they may know the facts regard
ing the exploitation necessary In
club work.
STRANG K COM ET
Sl'DDENLY SEEN
Visited Sun Francisco and Raiding,
California, and Numerous
Points in Oregon,
It. D. NORTON,
ATTO RNB Y-AT-LA W
Practice in all 8tat and Federal
Courts. Office Opera Home Bldg.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
OLIVER 8. BROWN,
LAWYBR
Office over 1 1 1 jo u Theater.
G nulls Pass, Oregou.
0. S. RLANCIIAR1),
ATTURNKY-A T-LAW
Practice In all 6tat and Federal
Courts. Banking & Truat Co. Bldg.
Grants Pmm, Oregon.
D. L. JOHNSTON
ASS.IYER
Rooms 6 and 7 Opera House Block
North Stairway
GRANTS 1'ASS, OUKGON
GRANTS PASS TRUCK CO.
lU'NCII imOH., Proprietors.
(Successora to N. E. McGrew.)
PROM IT AM) ItKMAIlLK
HKUVICE
PIiiiiom and Organs
Carefully Removed
Phone 1.11)1 Grunt Pass, Ore.
Placing bust In Statuary hall re
calls valuable services of an Idaho
pioneer, A newspaper correspondent
tells the following history relating to
a noted western pioneer: -
"They are asking, 'Who was
Shoup?' and nobody seems to be able
to answer it," was a rather sneering
remark made In a discussion about
the ceremonies accepting the statue
of George L. Shoup, which has been
placed In Statuary hall by the state
of Idaho. It would take a long story
to answer the question, "Who was
Shoup?" but It Is Interesting to note
that he went to Colorado In 1859,
was a famous Indian fighter and a
leader of one of the scouting com
panies that protected the people and
patrolled the Rocky Mountain coun
try. He served in New Mexico, was
on scouting duty on the Canadian,
Pecos and Red rivers, and after
ward along the Arkansas river. He
served throughout the Civil war In
different commands, and was made
colonel of the Third Colorado Regi
ment of Cavalry. He was a member
of the constitutional convention that
met In Colorado In 1864. He went
to Idaho In 1800, and became one of
the leading citizens of that territory,
serving In the legislature, as a dele
gate to national conventions, as a
member of the republican national
committee, and in other Important
positions.
President Harrison, who had long
been chairman of the committee on
territories of the United States sen
ate, and who had an accurate know
ledge of everything pertaining to
the territories, nnnolnted Slionn rov-
jernor of Idaho territory In 1KS0.
When Idaho wns admitted as n Htnte
the people complimented Shrnip by
making hlrn governor, and "till Inter
complimented him to the senate, nnd
re-electing him.
George L. Shoup w,n a reruarknble
man. He was n pioneer of tlie went
ern country, a mnn who saw the wild
est and most i ri f n - life n front
men could experience. lie always
was a lender of men. If a company'
was organized for protection of the) TtEDDlNG. Cal.. .Inn. 25. A brll
KettleincnlH, either luralnst the In-,!,nt nmf,t ,,"r!,n1'1 visible here at
dlniiH, or nun lnt outlaws, Shoup was-5:30 lnst f'"111 continuing In alight
nt the head of It. lie had many hair- 'for nn ho,,r' Crowds viewed It. The
breadth escapes, and many nf hls!,n11' PXfon'"n nnward. wns four
plainly told stories have been the i r'l'strlnl degrees In length.
j basis of frontier fiction. It may be
that, In time, Idaho may produce men j Eugene, Ore., .Tan. 25. A number
who will do her greater honor ns a 'f,f people In Eugene last evening
representative In the Valhnlla of the nbout 5:30 o'clock, saw whnt they
stntes, but never enn she have a man think was a comet just above the
ho typical of the Rocky Mountains an w-est ern horizon. It wns some dls
wns George L. fihoup. jtnncp north of the evening stnr and
; shone more brilliantly that Hint body.
Don't trifle with kidney and bind- Rnn, 8nv ,n' p,"'',l HPff n ,nl 'nlle
der trouble trouble. Take PeWltt's I others were unable to see It. The
Kidney and Illadder Pills as directed i comet, soon sank below the horizon,
and you will at once notice sntlsfnc-1
tory results. PeWltt's Kldnev and
Illndder Pills are nntlsepll-, healing i THE PAM.ES, Ore., Jan. 25.
and soothing. Me sure to get Do- u a .
Witt's Kidney end RUwHer PII,M,,,h OXr,,Pmont wa9 here
when yon ask for them. Itefnse sub- mM w'nR when a great body of
stltutes and Imitations. I.oolt for light, aumiosed to be Comet A wns
of
Amos Smith's dray teams was ra
tioned at a cat near the depot, while
the driver, Ernest Lewis loaded fur
niture Into the dray, the horses be
- . , . .j ruin and ran
came mgnieneu i lc "
dewn front street, leaving the driver
standiir,' by the car. In running near
the sidewalk the wagon came in con
tact with the stone pavement and
tlj.jM.-fl so far to one side that the
furniture began to roll out in front
of M. E. Moore's furniture store.
Th:,t team Is certainly a smart one,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 10i0.
ROGUE RIVER APPLES.
On foreign soil, in quaint old Amsterdam,
While sauntering along a busy street,
I spied a box, 20 by 11 by 10.
Of yellow plneboards, smooth and strong and neat.
It leaned against a little fruit-store's wall
And wore a homelike and familiar air.
1 looked again and saw my heart beat fast
"Rogue River Apples," marked in letters fair.
I stopped and gazed, and tears came to my eyes,
Then entering the store, I asked to see
The very choicest apples in their Btock . '
Rogue River Spitzenbergs they handed me.
And though e'en farther from my home I stray,
Rogue River Apples oft my eyes will greet,
In well-known boxes 20, 11 by 10,
Displayed in many a busy foreign street.
What though the Lafean measure Is not filled,
Who would change aught of length or width or height?
20 by 11 by 10 meets all demands,
Rogue River Apples are the World's Delight.
Grants Pass, Oregon. Cella Doerner.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25. A
comet furnished light for pert of the
voyage of the steamer J. U. Stetson
from San Pedro here, according to
the statement of Captain Bonlfield,
on his arrival yesterday In this port,
ell declares that for an hour It was
of Illuminating brilliancy and posses
ed of a notable tall. Captain Ronl
fleld Rays that nt the luminary's ap
pearance the Stetson was In latitude
35.20 north nnd the comet southwest
I by west one-hnlf west, magnetic, bear
ing, from the d"i k. Three California
towns, Santa Itnsn. Redding nnd
Nnpn, have reported seeing a bright
"or-wf, supposed to tie "A 1910," not
Hrilley's, between 5 and 7 o'clock
lust evening.
the unloading as well as the horses.
The team was taken back to the car
where the work was finished. No
damage done.
SOUR STOMACH
Mi-o-m Puts the Stomach in
Shape in Five Minutes.
Fine
Wants All Lands Taxed.
Calling upon the federal govern
ment to extend its surveys over all
unsurveyed lands In the state of
Washington to which the legal right
has passed from the United States to
corporate or private ownership or
control, the county assessors of
Washington, at their annual conven
tion in Spokane, adopted resolutions
recommending that these lands,
... t. V, - t,,tU Kir 1 on A nnmn'inlpQ
If your stomach is continually
kicking up a disturbance; you feel, or umuer concerns, suuj lu
bloated and distressed; if you belch , taxation. Several hundred thousand
gas and sour food into the mouth, ; acres 0f guf.n ands are now Immune
. u T ifrom taxation for state, county or
lets, the best prescription for in- '
digestion ever written municipal purposes, because they are
Ml-o-na stomach tablets give in-1 not definitely described or sufficient
slant relief, of course, but t.iey do , ,v identified to be assessed, and they
more; they c rive out tne poisonous . . . ,.
gases that cause fermentation of,"1 not bo- the 8tate coults hold
food and thoroughly clean, renovate ; until the surveys made by the gov
and strengthen tne stomach so that eminent.
It can readily digest food without ar-.
tiflclal aid. 1
Ml-o-na stomach tablets are guar
anteed to cure Indigestion, acute or
chronic, or money back. This means
that nervousness, dizziness and bili
ousness will disappear. Druggists
everywhere and C. 11. Pemaray sell
Mi-o-na inr "iiic a large box. Test
samples free from Iiooth's Mi-o-na,
more than eight years. It is the
largest dam in the world and Is In
tended to make a very deep lake In
the mountains which will be 10
miles square. This water will be
used to irrigate 159,000 acres of
land. Some of this land Is on a
second bench and the water will be
pumped to It. It required nearly
twice as long to complete the work
as the estimation covered. The
great structure is put In with cement
and it Is intended to last for all
time.
TaxidermUt and Furrier
I mount big gin.1' ilrds, fir. i;
make fur rugs; renu.w.1 and clear
fur uarments; buy furs and speci
mens of all kinds. Express and mall
ord n: nreinp'iy nttende i to,
C M. HARRIS
UA Washington St, Poiilmid, Ore.
Telephone Main 3600
M. T. UTLEY
( AKI IM I It
gi:m:iii. U IR( TOR
urn. ii u
Jolililng Work h Specialty
Phone Uil
7l!t X. 1Mb Street, Grunt Pass, Ore.
the nnine on tho package.
nil druggists.
Sold by
Itlshop Denounces Piinclng.
At the memorial services held In
noston a few days ago for the late
Charles Crittenden, founder of the
seen, and business was forgotten by
the men of the city while (heir wives
delayed getting dinner. The comet
wns seen to the southwest, near the
horl.on, about 5:15 o'clock, nnd wns
visible for over nn hour In this city.
The fan-tail resembled n hendllght.
Florence Crittenden m sslons, lllshop 1 . ,, ,. , .. . , .
,,, , , . ' 1 i and the shining continued from be-
W. K. Mallal eu, of tho Methodist i, .. u , ... . , ,
, , ,. ' low the horizon after the comet bad
church, said: "Panclni: In the nnMI,
j schools in Huston Is respotmlM,. for
j conditions of Immorality that are nl-
i most as bad in the white slave trnf
j f If. There might to be a state law
set.
Murrain, x. v.
"I w,-!s it n il
I'-T'-nt doctor
and was enr-'-l
nil," -Mr.
Fountain H1"'
Booth's I i!
25 c.
tli.- ( a re o
f i iii r dif
nn!ii h -i
!Ki;i by Mi-o-rondine,
1 U 7
I'.lver, M.iss.
const i iat ion
Highest Dam in the World.
The government dam on the Sho
shone river, eight miles above Cody,
Wyo., has just been completed. The
structure is built at the upper end
of a gorge which is 85 feet wide at
the bottom and 200 feet at the top.
The dam is :!2s feet high and has
been under construction a little
It Is a Common Expression.
Franklin Harrison, a new comer
to Oregon from the Rocky Moun
tain country, gives expression to the
same sentiments which are often
heard in Grants Pass from new
comers. He says:
"I am a new comer to Oregon and
Albany, but I am more and more
pleased with the country as time
goes on. I came here from North
Pakota, right out of a fierce blizzard
Into this delightful climate; out of
40 degrees below zero to 40 above.
Like It? Why, I am the best booster
In the country already."
(fhCXXmO HISfi-O-HE)
;i-s catanh or money back.
vemen
Just
r.-atlio it in. Complete outfit, including
Inhaler il. Lxtra bottles uOo. Druggists.
TREES
Fru it, Shade
Ornamental
(Mnll Tribune of Tuesday. 1
The comet w as observed bv a la r ire
against dancing In any public school. number of local peon, about 7
I Tho theater Is a school of vl-'e nnd i n r'("'1( 'ast evening, and wns viewed
I a destroyer of morals, and the nude s o'clock, when It wns obscured
i statues nnd Imnroner nletnroa ol,l ! by haze. Tho comet appeared due
CYPRF.SS A XI) PKIVKT HLlKii;
PLANTS
Home Grown Tokay
Grape Roots
First class, 4 to 0 feet, 1
year o!d trees In Apple,
l'eur, 1'each, Cherry, Yak.
It will pay you lu ce me be
fore buying. Special prices
on large orders.
. T. Taylor
Is the best Pavement for the
Property Owner
IT INCREASES VALUES
lI.73aiLfe JJKU., JL,UMt arrive t.3 TTi-wnapi"1" fpmp awwmBBBHH
Clean, Sanitary, Durable
Sure, Safe Footing for the Horse
hmn Construction Co.
:HT Peck Mldg., Portland, Ore.
fiTiiMiiwiiisBascsaKa,-.
oni. In Uric!
lit ill
on our street corners nnd tho vile
literature which some Journals pub
. Ilsh all those nro corrupting the
mornlu of (tin vmim. nn.t t..A,.l.. ..
I - - ..-... n ... ,i in j
the stamlnrd of morality among the
older people nnd tending to tho white
slave truffle."
1'tlt Iii Ivo with Ills Xiirwo.
(Jtilte a romunco Is woven about an
'accident which occurred to n citizen
.of the .lay Hawker state last year.
Ten itionth-t nun C. F. Hoferor, n
wcaltny resident of Wamego. Kan..
,w,m hurt Im ii runaway In Kiuva
t'lty. Mo , :id taken to St. .Toxeidi's
tio.si.ll:!!, where ho was nursed by
Miss Helen tlnodtnnn. A short time
afet- Mr Hoferor left the hospital.
MI-is lioodmnn went to Cotorndo
Spihu-.H to turo In tho C.looiner san
liatliini. lloferer followed nnd as a
'climax they have been married. They
will make their homo In Wsmogo.
west from Modford about 15 degrees
nbove the horlron.
Among those who clenrly observed
tho comet was Wllllnm II. Von dor
Hellen, of Wellen. Mr, Von dor
Helton state that from his viewpoint
It w-ns most clear nnd Interesting . "
Tho comet should bo visible for
sevornt even In its If the sky clears.
Fur t-YyoiM, T'er nod ntt Hhen.
The lnt"n Itching chnrnterl''''
f the sllmonts In nlmot Instnntlv
il'sved bv rhmterlnln's Salvo
Msnr sovoro ros hnv been rored
bv It. For sstr bv M. Ctomen
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W , 1 lit' lMMUll MIAMI. .
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It tf l'lMl'MI IIMVM. llllVK
V U UflH Hrl,-!.! Alt, lli,i la
Hex.dv.M On Honest Piibllillr Work.
The tlotetoirg commenlnl club
lias tal cn n bint from the (limit
Pans commercial club and are thU
!!(Micvott'i Many SMclmoii.
In a letter dated Nairobi, Tast Af-j
rlcn, Hooember IT., former President i
lloosovelt notifies tho Smithsonian
Institution that tip to date he has
collected S,K3 specimen of verte
brae besides a tnrco number of mol
tusks and several thousand plants.
Ho tins also about r.OOu photograph.
This wonderful collection, which
the ex president I furnishing the
Smlthsonslan Institute, will attrnet
NOTICE
Canadian Pacific Ry.
LAND DEPARTMENT
Bcff to Announce the estab
lishment of a General Agency j
for the Pacific Coast in Port
land, for the distribution of U- 1
lustrated literature and offi- 2
cial information concerning 9
their wheat lands in Alberta.
Aver Yield past tlx yfn:
Ro. t Bard Wheat 30 to 35 bu'heli per acre
Barley 0toro " "
B
Any Old Thing or
AnyNewJpng
SECOND HAND
Tlmt yo
O ns. tic
li.u'e to nil such us
me .uul eel on-
iikhU. You will K snrj -tit-(
l'tt es llefere d
It th
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""Mime, wn-
' II fll t
s!"'liii' nf i-niif
Special Prices on
Carpets, Ru Linoleum!
IKE M. DAVIR
SdOBVDKlOOtSTStUKMLkt
Calllnc Card at the Courier.
year tskliiR tho necessary Mop to mounted nnd placed In position. Tils
establish closer relation bet woon j lovo of hunting adventure ha boon
tho huMlnoM men of Hon-burn and turned to account and made to erve
60t100 M
IS to 20 "
3 torn
4 toe
the buslnr men
HoukIii coiM'tv.
of other town In
a nation which
etovm for hi
Tho Grant Pas commercial club , qualities,
holds Mm In Msh
many remnrkable
0t
Flia
Timothy
A1U1U
Frkei$lJtolSre. Terme: lOyntlme.
For information.f older, mapt,
etc, address General Agents,
IDE-M'CARTHY LAND COMPANY
426 Lombormeot BU(.t PoctUaJ, Oropa
Canadian Pacific Railway Gx i
Til 15 ION !
rrni:i:s:
BUY YOUR Tr.-ifc r
r"'iM:ii:
"Old Reliable Albany Nurseries"
and you art sure of pettinn- .i. .
ouruwforoutr;o7cr
GEO. H. PARKER, .
OOcewithJ. E. PETERSON
We
Crow
Agent
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