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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1010. IIOGIE RIVER COURIER PAGE TWO .. . . - - . ,j fzz PROFESSIONAL CARDS M.C.FJNI)LEV,M.D. ! Practice limited to EYE, KAK, NOSE and THROAT Glauses fitted and furnished Office houra 9 to 12; 2 to 5; and on appointment. Phones 182 and 16C-U. Grants Pan, Oregon OALICE BLOCK- HOUSE INCIDENT a nlace of safety. Some reached the i fntcr iim.uo ..t riniicp wMlp others i ( hi is LM''n 11 U ,TJ Ml, u I. . " took refuw la the hills. Chief John 1 t::e fruit was a l-itter foe and kept up the fight as lon a a he could and finally b'g-. ! L'i'd for peace, hut bH.'ii; a trouble-!?' some character in many ways the ...... iinniA m near tne oni 1ULU ttii , . . , ft nr.,1 ).MI'I1 to pi' K mem on. auu Lie sure the spray nnn ),,. . ;,!yx ar.d if tile second mi" 'in1-' J a: '..ii: cf i I spray at K-ust Mil MF JOHN AM) IMS WAKIilOKS ATTACK MINERS government in U57 t--nt him and his ; fo'-.i Bon to San Franciso and confined j and him for several yean at Fort Al ratraz. S. LOUGIIIUDGE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Res. Phone 69-J City or country calls attended day or niht. Sixth and II, Tuffs Bldg. Office Phone 182 Grants Push . Oregon BLOODY THREE DAYS FIGHT B. F. DeVORE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON City and country calls promptly answered. Offlc3 heura 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. Phones: Res. 196-R, Office 94-J. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Shallhorn Bldg. Grunts I'unh Oregon A Part of (lie History of I lie Wonder ful Mining Camp of Josephine County. The wonderful development which Is going on In the Gallce mining dis trict and the bright future which awaits that camp, makes all matters of Its past history of more or les3 value. An Incident occurred in the latter part of 1856 which shows that the little hamlet of Gallce was at that M. W. A. Repaiiina Hall. The Modern Woodmen of America are getting busy these days and their energy Is taking form in the equip ping of an up-to-date lodge home In the rooms over the Dixon building. This Is the Bame place In which the organization has been holding meet ings but the rooms are being thor oughly renovated and remodeled in a style entirely foreign to the old place. All the modern conveniences and arrangements necessary for lodge purposes are being put Into these rooms. When the work Is done the M. A. W. hall will have a dining hall and kitchen, complete with plumbing, hot and cold water, etc., at hand and the rooms will be among the neatest In the city. Thl3 lodge Is In a prosperous con- DR. II. G. KIMBLEY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN General. Acute and Chronic Practice Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.. 1 to 6!tlme a 8CCne of of no ordln- p. m. Other hours by appointment. ar' cnaracier. Liner John, or theidltlon, and adding new members all Phones: Rogue River tribe, had been making 'the time and when the work of re- Offlce 17-R; Residence 282-J .war on the white settlers and had modeling and finishing Is done on Rooms 201-201 Conklin Bldg. j killed many of them along the stage ! their nail they will hold a prominent Grunts Pass Oregon j 'oad leading to California In the j place in the lodge circles of the city ' 1 Illinois valley and the full length of ( and continue the good work they J. S. Mf'MURIiAY j ,0l" river. Chief John was a war- ' have been doing, which will be grent- , nor oi great anility ana gave tne lv far ilitated by the new order of whites battle at every opportunity, j things. .Volunteer companies were at times! Voice Culture Btudlo over Residence Hall's Art Store Tl 6 Lee Street j In the valley, but for the most part tho settlers, Including miners and II. D. NORTON, ATTORNE Y-AT-LA W Practlco in all State and Federal Courts. Office Opera House Bldg Grants Punh, Oregon OLIVER 8. BROWN, LAWYER Office over Bijou Theater Grant l'nnn . Oregon FINANCIAL CONDITION COMMERCIAL CLUB p: farmers, hail to protect themselves, j One day word was brought to the camp that the Indians were coming and as they were on the warpath Following shows the receipts and every white man knew their errand j disbursements of the Grants Pass 0. S. BLANCnARD, ATTORNE Y-AT-LAW Practice In all State and Federal Courts. Hanking & Trust Co. Bldg. Gruuti Paw, Oregon D. L. JOHNSTON A8SAYER Rooms C and 7 Opera Houso Block North Stairway GRANTS PASS, OREGON GRANTS PASS TRUCK CO. Hl'NCH 11KOS., Proprietor (SuecenHorH to N. E. McGrew) PROMPT AM) RF.M.tltl.H SEUVH E Piano nml Orgiiti Carefully Itenioveil Plioue 1.11)1 Grunts Pass, Ore. M. T. UTLEY Commercial Club for the past year, with the good balance of cash on hand: IlTelpts. Treasurer, balance, Decem ber, 19, 1908 Monthly dues collected to date 1,834.05 .03 Entrance fees . . 1908 advertising Donations Fourth of July committee Banquet Sundry receipts 630.00 538.00 60.81 602.81 295.50 14.10 CARPENTER GEi:it L CON TRACTOR m ll.IM.lt Jobbing Work it Soeclnlty I'll 'Jit 71.1 Y .lib Street, Grant Pass, Ore and consequently arms and ammuni tion were gathered up and it was determined to give tho redskins a warm reception. Unfortunately on ly thirteen muzzle-loading guns and tho same number of revolvers were to bo found In the camp, and as there were forty men In the party these arms would only go a little more than half way round. There was an old building, roofed and sided with shakes, standing on the ground where Barlow's old barn now stands. There wore several loads of flour which had Just been brought to camp. This flour was In sacks and It was plied In tho building on both sides and ends and this made a fair pro tection against bullets. The defense had only Just been completed when Chief John and his warriors came In light on the opposite side of the river. The chief took his position directly In front of the Improvised fort of tho white men and directed his followers to cross the river both above and below. When tho men bad gained the southern shore, Chief John directed them to charge the position of the white men. The miners received them with a fusllade j Treasurer, balance from their rifles nnd revolvers and Cash on hand... not a few of the Indians were wound-! ed by tho fire and they retired. ! $3,!)7r 30 At this point a miner named Plek-j PROMOTION DEPARTMENT, i tt claimed that he could go out and Receipt, make peace with the lndl mm ninl Kt'cel Vt'd from Knltcri'ilioro $3,975.30 Expenditures. Special advertising, Sunset, 190S-9 11,020.00 Salary 862.96 Kent 400.00 General advertising ...... 245.60 General expense 569.10 Furniture 568.28 Office fixtures and kitchen dishes Donation to Park Fund. . , Lunch account, 3 months. , 74.50 25.00 26.00 $3,701.44 1S2.SC 1.00 d. )!: about rei ::'iiv be ft in ,. times for codling moth, j kin- time last year we t . ... i i .i. ,i, n ,!n.-n wormy pears; iniji.u i " - -- -- - in the v hole orchard, and last year ups a had year for keeping the fruit free of this pes-t. l),,n't you think it paid me to take a little extra trouble? I do; and it will pay you too. Because the law says we may not market our fruit un less it is clean, and that means we must use modern business methods in our orchard. Read all the good literature on fruit raising you can get and we may be able to profit by others failure. You are pretty sure of having only your own pests to fight this year, because all of your neighbors have sprayed and cleaned up, and the prospects for a good crop this year ar? excellent. We can surely keep the moths off. But a day or so after the critical time for spraying will mean a loss to the grower. We have from three to four hatchings of the moths during the summer, and the only sure way to get them Is not to let the spray die on the trees. There Is no danger of hurting the trees, because you do not. spray the body of the tree, but the fruit. I will notify through the papers the time for spraying. Josephine county is a large proposition for one man to cover and I find It impossible to get around as often as I would like, but if I am notified by those needing my help I will do the best I can to meet the demands J. F. BURKE, Fruit Inspector. THIS IS CERTAIN Tlie Proof That Grants Pass Renders Cannot Deny. j hi ii 1 1 ed out or tne liuiiiting to do so,; KH:i-io account j but had not gone more than n bun- County appropriation . .., died yards when be was shot through i ! his lett siil, he was brought back to' the fort and all was done for him I Apenilitures. , that could be, but he died during the Sunset Magazine on aect., day. Another man mimed M:nidira Office ivn..?iu,. "i 'l i'i':M,me w:is killed by a bullet which came PORTLAND HARDWOOD MOOR CO "irouuh the building. A man named ilams went oi What could furnish stronger evi dence of the efficiency of any remedy than the test of time? Thousands of people testify that Doan's Kidney Pills cure permanently. Home endorsement should prove undoubtedly the merit of this reme dy. Years ago your friends and neighbors testified to the relief they had derived from the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. They now confirm their testimonials. They say time has completed the test. J. M. Jones, Fifth street, Grants Pass, Ore., says: "I am glad to con firm all I said In praise of Doan's Kidney Pills, when I publicly re commended them some years ago. Kidney trouble caused me much mis ery and althongh I tried one remedy after another it was not until I be gan taking Doan's Kidney Pills that I found relief. They regulated the passages of the kidney secretions, re moved my aches and pains and re stored me to good health. Doan's Kidney Pills deserve my heartiest endorsement." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milbiirn Co . Itnffnln New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Courier Want Ads silent salesmen. $3,203.50 T. o o . n o $3 7H3.:. i) $2, nun. mt wrappers special advt. . . 1.2'12.(1". Largest stock of Oak, Maple, Beech, Birch, Mahogany and Walnut FLOORING lit the Pacific Northwest. Manufac turers of I'nniuetiy Klooilug. Wo have a huge force of lport Mechan ic and ii'-e Iti a position to juve es timates of riuUied floor work. We also use Handing and scraping ma chine! for surfacing dance halls and skating rink flouts. We sell wax. wax brushes, furniture rests and glass sliding nhoes. Write or call at 1111 YAMIIII.I. ST., PORTLAND 1 reasurer, of the building for some purpose nnd was shot In the Knee. Another miner went out to help him In nnd received a bullet in the Jaw. ,o Indians made numer ous charges against the position of Genera fund Ine wtilte men. but they v ere a I'urnitnr .ttcti .tiiven Pack and nuPe a num ber of them were killed by the w ti If s. .'"12. i" ".no v; $3,7u I Hi: si i;i i; s ( mi vi" $ Fund motion Fund US. 2 :: i r.no s F ilan. e on hand . S. i nn: i m i: No. M No. 1 I No. 1 i Shasta No. in No. 1 3 Shasta No. 1 ! Voi tlihomul. I Mall om t laud . 1'a 't'engcr l'oi (land local . . Limited i mail I . . ... p. m. 47 p. tu. 10 a. m. .!! a. m Chief Joint kept up (he f., f,,,. three d.is but flnallv g,ie up the r ' -I The mine, did no. suffer SPRAYING 1TREES FOR t ue loss oi ns main men is did the Indians and they made a s;.', !u:d defense con-1. h i Ing the small lumber of arms they had at their dt-fosal. '.dents Ii hap ;.t. hut t;!.:i Air Light Sunshine Cleanliness in our factory, Costly Mater ials and i U i 1 1 in Making arc the conditions and ingre dients that coniliiiH to make Modern Sweets ho perfect a Candy "l'atroni;t i!lf MUrn Jifahr" C'ul.ry Co., P.rtl.nd. THE CODLING MOTH Southbound. Overland ;i 10 u m Passenger t mall l 2 0 t p. m Limited ( mall . . . :iu a. m. Ashland local . . 1 0 1 2 p. m K a. I . evi;,s rpanv t! Cmlncnt Authorities s) that out-door exercise Is needed the American People. That's all very well, but how can people with rheumatism follow that advice The answer Is very simple use Uallard s Snow Llultnent and the rheumatism will go; leuvtnn you as upry m colt. Oltei quick permanent relief from rhumatltm. neuralgia, lani back ud all plns. Sold hv National Drug Store. The w titer has hea-d mat-v In connected Willi 1 1;,! v v p, pened a found the I ; a'lce i; : "Pace w ill net p, ; ..o to ho told at this Cute A favorite l, t f,,r (I.,, during the .".U's along . i . .... . . i . , imc, e.'cw ii'.' I'll -enf i; oftlce, on the ground- Consolld.iVd MlmM cntrpanv Thev v-cie f.in.l'iur !, ,.,,!V , ix and corner on both s,h s of u,,, , licr In the locality mentioned ,,,. of the Msit of Chief .John and hi warriors there were unit,, a i,.,.,t,.r lueti wet sing the Mtneda the Indians knouh... no.. 'tit dona the ilver to attack them, hut fortunately tho minors at that polut had r.velTcd word that the Me wer coinlm nd retreated to liuit Inspector Itmke iillU lien to do (,js Important oi k I'ells Ron, The time i. 'I'd aivroa. bin., f ";! ''" codling moth .... t. iii ' siioiihi .ave every thin t . , ., N't ay nig can ' !' t line, t se 2 '' 'f lead to .' v;v: the ..pray the I.;..; I title, misty sptav with tnd crow l".id. s, 'e done at the prop pounds of as sen gnlloi s ,,f u.o. , i'h a good for,. M 1 or.,! time us. The object Is fc '"'t tne fruit gently Bonanza Frnit anil Alfalfa Ranch -1.' miles from railroad station. 4fl seres 300 acres cleared, lf.r) acres It ifnlfa nnd prn!K. Fine old famlh "t-chatd In the best of condition. ir Mcat..n dlt. h carrying 200 fdch.-s 0 vater. nhsolute control. Cound -""I nuts through the tract, llenu' 'iful trout str,atn. Fine shade trees ;ihhi farm buildings t ' nooi muse one-eighth On R F. of whit,' I'ar. and sets). of a mile IV and rdiono linn c.a 'ho rery best, belnp Ulver loam am' red hill slope. This lit one of th. larK. tracts of land In Josephs I i'"uiiuinK into smal tractu sultHb n for frni ii. I'odlltlK moth I. nl. Prlcn t - .. ready nh.i.tn. . I vn PPron. " IllllTUjr Bnj ufl, a !h0 n'NI T'"' I of the tree doc lu,t '"at'-r. And the first apellca "-' "'--i i '1 made Jum ns the bUn nine fallen from th0 t noticed that tho t tee. 1 utis : hllM losi w UKe prompt actlou they win JOHN A. DALE Grants Pus, Ore. '.TV Mi rsrj A u f f r "I used to com plain about the stove but not since I began using OLYMPIC FLOUR" Mother L'-oi.viipir You always bake successfully when you use Olympic. It is pure and wholesome nutritious and clean just what is required to make good things to eat. Every sack of Olympic is made from most carefully selected Northwestern wheat and manufactured under ideal san itary eond itions only th e pi umpest, hard est grains are used, tho choicest of the entire Northwestern crop. Insitt upon Olympic "there Isn't any Just as goi 1 AT YOUR GROCER'S PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS CO.. PORTLAND. OREGON KCZKMA CUlAIUiE PROOF XOW AT 25c It In usually very costly to consult a specialist in any disease, but for 25 cents, on a special offer, we can now give to those suffering from eczema or any form of skin disease absolute ly Instant relief, with prospect of an early cure. A special trial bottle of oil of wlntergreen, thymol and glycerine, etc., as compounded In the Chicago laboratories of the D. D. D. company may be had in our store on this special 25 cent offer. This one bot tle will convince you we know It we vouch for it. Ten years of success with this mild, sothlng wash, D. D. D. Pre scription, has convinced us, and we hope you will accept the special 25 cent offer on D. D. D. Prescription so that you will also be convinced. M. Clemen's, Ph. G., Sixth street. Home Grown Tokay Grape Vines. Grown from cuttings from the famous Langford Bros. vineyard at Ledl, Cal., a 160-acre vineyard, re puted to be the purest Tokay vine yard in that famous district. These vines are strictly first class and the greater part of my large stock has already been contracted for. Any horticulturist will tell you to get nursery stock grown as near home as possible. Contract now be I are these choice vines are gone. EARL V. INGELS, Conklin Bldg. 1-7-tf A Knocker Is a man who can't see good in any person or thing. It's a habit caused by a disordered liver. If you find that you are beginning to see things through blue spectacles, treat your liver to a good cleaning out process with Ballard's Ilerblne. A sure cure for constipation, dyspepsia, indiges tion, sick headache, biliousness, all liver, stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by National Drtifj Store. Garden Seeds Order your Grass Seeds, Vegetable Seeds, and Flower Seeds early, for the season is on and Dame Nature is ready to do her part in the yield DIXON the Grocer Tho Helping Hand An Elftrtrlo-llorhfoH Ulntnm 18 a helping hand to Increased business. It extends for you tho glad hand of business fellowship to every possible customer. A well lighted store Inside and out, makes good friends, and good friends make good customers. Our expert can show you the best nnd cheapest methods of sign and window lighting. 'Phone for him. 1KHJIE 1UVKB KLKCTIUO CO. Grant r, Ore. cuw trouble ultP oa, 0Bce thff
