Rogue River courier., February 03, 1911, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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ftl. C. FINDLEY, H. D. Dr, Bjwater. ey. ear, nose and
Practice limited to throat Declallst. Conklln building.
KTE. BAR. N08E and THROAT 12-ll-tf
Olaaaea fitted aid furalifeed Tnhn Hankanson and E. Speers
Office hour I to 12; 2 te S; aa nt t0 Seattle Saturday evening on
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tm. aDDOlntment. FDoaei iz aai
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Oranta Pmi, Oregon
business
Mrs. Grace Bunch White went to
Merlin Saturday evening to visit with
T. L. DIMMICK, D. M. D. rlend8 f0' a ort "7
vimai. Tlnnhar went
Dmttet
Fetsch bldg., cor. 6th and 0 street.
Phone 303-J.
Crown, Bridge Work and Fillings of
all kinds a specialty
Office Honrs
I to 12 a. m.: 1 to 5 p. m.
All Work Podtlvply Guaranteed
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
eTc.acy, d. m. d.
accessor to Dixon Bros., Dentists
First-Class Work
10 M South Sixth, Grant Pa, Ore.
.7.P.TRUAX.M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phones: Office, S25; Res. 224
Albert Building, Sixth Street
fi RANTS PA3S - - OREOON
fialli answered at all hours. Conn
try calls attended to
iTd. NORTON"
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice in all State and Federal
Oenrts. Office Opera House Bldg
Grants Pam, Oregon
OLIVER 8. BROWN,
LAWYER
Elmer Dunbar went to Portland
Sunday evening to spend several
days on business.
C. L. DuBenberry, of Gold Hill, was
a Grants Pass visitor Saturday look
ing after business.
J. R. McGalllard, formerly of
Waldo, came up from Eugene Satur
day to spend a few days with old
friends here
Miss Clarice Wilcox, of Woodvllle,
Is spending a few days In Grants
Pass the guest of Miss Hazel Cor
liss,
v. T. MiiBtln. of Selma. was a
Grants Pass visitor Sunday.
John L. Chllds came over from
t ritv Sunday to BDend a
short time here on business
A. B. Cornell returned Saturday
evening from Medford, where he had
been on business connected with Ore-
eon life Insurance company.
Misses Emma and Agnes Shaska
and Leo Bourdon went to Medford
Sunday afternoon to Bpend a few
hours with friends In that city.
Will Ireland returned Sunday af
ternoon from Portland, where he had
been In attendance at the hardware
convention.
Mrs. L. Brown and little daughter
returnod to their home at Jackson
ville Sunday, after a short visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. William McCormlck, who has
been vlBlting with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Everton. of this city, returned to
her home at Hugo Sunday evening
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J. F. Scott, of Portland, waa w
town Monday.
F. N. Roberta, of Merlin, was look
ing after business here Monday.
D. D. Dawson, of Ashland, came
down Monday to spend a short time
here on business.
C. A. Cougle cam j In from Wil
liams Monday on business.
Mrs. C. C. Grimes returned Mon
evening from Roseburg, where
he had been spending several days
with friends.
Miss Rena Decker visited Grants
Pass frlendB Monday, returning In
the evening to her home at Lcland.
R. H. Bagley, of Takllma, was a
business visitor here Monday.
Will Shepard, of Oakland, Cal.,
spent a few days In Grants Pass on
business last week.
J. M. John, of Williams, was vis
iting Grants Pass friends Monday.
0. M. Knox, of Murphy, was look
ing after business here Monday.
B. 8. Miles, of Woodvllle, was a
Grauts Pbbs business visitor Mon
day. Mrs. J. A. Fenn came up from
Canyonvllle Sunday to visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Scovllle.
F. E. Blgalow, of Medford, was
visiting and transacting business
here Monday.
r r. Elderman, of Portland, was
a visitor to this city Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Ferd Coron return
ed Monday evening from Portland,
where they had been spending a
week's honeymoon trip.
C. L. Crane, who has spent the
op'vflral weeks at hla mining
property, "The Big Four," near Mer
lin, returned to this city Monday to
nn BPVPral days here with friends.
Ed Blnns went to Medford Sunday
after a band of cattle for the Karner
1 The cattle will he
art to this city during the week
pov nnbert McLean came up irom
Portland Monday morning to spend
a few days with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Robert McLean. He expect
ed to return to Portland Thursday.
Ralph Looney returned from Med
ford Monday evening, after spending
several days there on business.
A. H. Carson, of the Redlands
vineyard, was in town Monday and
left in the evening for Roseburg,
where he goes to look after business
matters for a few days.
Chris Elsmann, F. H. Houghton
and Elmer Shank left Monday even
ing for Chicago, where they go to
snend several weeks on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Palmer, of
Woodvllle, were visiting with Mrs.
ah swh Oregon Supply com
pany, which is adjacent to the Grants
Pass Hardware, occupies u
floor space, 50 by 100 feet, with an
addition. 50 by 60 feet, for the warehouse.
Although the finishing toucnes ore
still lacking, one can readily see that
it will stand out as one of the finest
stores seen anywhere in the west.
The fixtures and display arrange
ments are all of the best, and the
line of goods, from groceries to dry
goods, is complete in every detail.
Both stores expect to have a form
al opening the middle of next month,
and at that time they will be ready
for exhibition by the public.
THE GOOD ROAD PROBLEM
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1011.
not be In the race for goods roads.
Now we should get to work at once
If we Intend to complete anything
make a start and others will follow
we should have an automobile
boulevard the full length of the
state and one that we would be proud
of and every traveler would praise
it will bring money by the thou
sands Into the county from all parts
of the world. I hope I have not
tired or offended anybody who reads
this. In my next l win iry to have
some plan where we can get money
to build good roads.
J. C. DAVIS.
p M Tlnnd and Game Warden S. Palmer's sister, Mrs. G. W. Donnell,
Khoerry, of Waldo, were visitors to and family, of this city, Monaay.
..la Mt MnnrtAr. Mrs. H. L. Wilson went to Port
W. M. Stites, of Williams, spent
Monday In Grants Pass on business.
Wm. V. Miller arrived here Mon
day from St. James, Minn., to spend
a Bhort time on business.
land Monday evening to spend sev
eral days visiting with friends and
relatives.
C. H. Carner and Ed Allen return
ed Saturday evening from Portland,
C. A. Phillips and wife, of Waldo, where they had been on business per-
were visiting with Grants Pass
friends on Monday.
Miss Jessie Donaldson, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
H. L. Herzlnger, of this city, for the
past several monthB, departed for
her home at Portland Monday.
Attorney A. C. Hough returned
Tuesday morning from Salem, where
Gnta Pam
Oregoa
Wet and covered with mud, but j ne had been spending several days
smiling, '"i ne liiri irom Wyoming i on business.
D. S. BLANOHARD,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW
Practice In all State and Federal
Courts. Banking ft Trust Co. Bldg
Grant Pam, Oregoa
CIrs. Nina Brumbaugh
Lesions la China Palatlag.
Orders Solicited.
tudlo: 721 North Eight Street
j who Is riding from Buffalo, Wyo., to
New York via Frisco, Los Angeles
and New Orleans, rode into town yes
terday afternoon, having covered
thirty-two miles through deep snow
and mud from Glondale. This re
markable young woman told our cor
respondent that the roads north of
here were very bad. From Myrtlo
Creek to Glendalo tho Bnow was two
to threo feet deep, and tho going was
about as bad as she has Btruck yet
Up-to-date, the distance covered Is
approximately thirty-three hundred
mile
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Dunbar arrived
Mra. J. Q. Jarvls came down from
Gold Hill 'iuesdny morning to do
some shopping and visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, of Gold
Hill, were Grants Pass visitors Tues
day. Chas. Boyce, of Portland, has been
spending a short time here on business.
Mrs. Ralph Fenton, who has been
spending a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith, of this city,
left Saturday evening for her home
at Portland.
J. D. WURTSBAUQH
Attorney and "CouaaeUr at Law
Notary Public In office
Dfflca In Howard Block. Phone 51-J
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Tin. rnvlvnl niont lncr which have
hero Sunday morning form Iikevlew, 1 uoen In progress at the Newman M.
Ore., to visit with Mr. Dunbar's cous
In, Elmer Dunbar, and family.
Mrs. Arthur Carter, of Roseburg,
E. church of this city during the past
month, closed Sunday evening and
Kev. Van Marter and wife and Mr
I). L. JOHNSTON
AHMAYtCIt
Rooms 6 and 7 Opera Houne HI
North Stlrv
GRANTS PASS, OIUCUON
M. T. UTLEY
CAIU'KNTICK
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
lll'lLUKR
Jobbing Work a SccUlty
Phone 41
711 N, Ath Ntrert, Uruiiia Pa, Ore.
M. C. II. DAY
visited with her parents In this city nn(j Mrs. Chns. Hadley leave today
for a short time and returned to her, fr Brownsville, where they will
homo at Roseburg Monday morning. j conduct a series of meetings at the
Judge Cnlklns came down from tabernacle In course of construction
Ashland on business Monday. j at that place. During their stay In
Prof. J. S. McMurray returned n,s city ill new members were re-
Mnndav from Ashlnnd. where he ,.iv.ii in th faith nmi i;i wim hnn-
Kpent Saturday and Sunday with his used ,y ,.v. n, n. larch.
iniiHicul unties. ! Mrs. K. Snnborn. of Woodvllle.
Dr. Flndley innde n professional wafl i town Tuesday Bhonnlns and
visit to Gold Hill Monday, returning looking after ether business matters,
the same day. j, k. Kavannugh, of Portland, ar-
Mrs. J. E. Olson came down from rV,.,i nm, Tuesday mornlna to spend
Medford Mondny to visit with her 0 fPW dnyg.
daughter. Mrs. W. H. Turnhani, of y. M. Woodworth, of Merlin, was
I looking after business here Monday.
of Jacksonville.
came down Sunday to spend a short Eugene Sunday to arrange for the
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lime ihtp on inininc. removal of bis parents. Mr. ami Mrs.
f'hrls Weber, of Medford, spent Mriialllnnl, of Waldo, to Kugeno.
Sunday In Grants Paw visiting nssell lias been In Eugene for tho
friends. u,,ki t, years and Is nnii li tilrnsed
K. A. Houghton, of Peoria. 111..
bought forty acres from Postmaster lavo n a f,.w days.
(ilimore, or uurpny. uirougn Miner
talnlne to their new factory here
James Tuffs and Attorney O. S.
Blanchard have been spending sev
eral days In Portland on a business
trip.
Mrs. C. R. Stewart, sister-In'-law
of lira. H. L. Wilson, came up from
Portland Monday morning to spend
several days with the Wilson family
In this city.
Mrs. John Versteeg arrived here
Saturday from Portland and visited
for several days with Mrs. J. C. Mat-
tlson. She left Tuesday for Klam
ath Falls, where she will visit with
relatives for some time. Mrs. Mattl-
son has been spending the past
month In this city, during her hus
band's absence In Portland on busi
ness. When he returns tncy win go
to their home at Gallce.
That Grants Pass Is advancing
along all lines goes without saying,
and one of the evidences of growth
in the mercantile life of the city Is
seen In the metropolitan window dis
plays of all our merchants, such as
would do credit to any city. This
week with the "White Sale" going
on at the Golden Rule, O. C. Helnze,
in charge of the dry goods depart
ment of that establishment, has a
display which is both Ingenious and
attractive In its make-up. Mr.
Helnze has put time and skill into
his work. These things all tend to
give the city the right sort of tone
nnd are signs of advancement and
prosperity of Grants Pass, the city
rather than tho country town.
Now the spring of the year is at
hand, the people of Josephine county
had better get together and promul
gate some way to raise money to
build roads from Grants Pass into
the country. It is a shame that we
should have such wagon roads as we
have here. There is not a farmer in
the county but would be benefited
by having good macadamized roads
their land would increase in value
one hundred per cent. I say bond
the county or bond the state, or if
you cannot get enough money bond
any and everything but get
roads
needs more than railroads or irriga
tlon. I say it is a shame to see a pair
of good horses plodding through the
mud with one tier of wood making a
heavier load to draw than three tiers
would be if you had good roads, and
not wear out man and beast.
Friends the time has come when
we cannot say that our roads are
good enough as we have got along
with them this long we can get along
a little while longer. What was good
enough 50 years ago is not good
enough today why. should we sit
Idle and let our sister states, Califor
nia and Ohio lead in good roads and
thoroughfares. California alone has
spent millions of dollars on good
roads, and last November at the gen
eral election voted five to one to bond
the state for $18,000,000 to make
good roads and to build a boulevard
from the Oregon line to the Mexico
line a road that will be the pride
of the world. Ohio has some of the
finest macadamized roads In the
United States all built by the peo
ple of the state. Why should not
Oregon do the same? Good roads
bring settlers by the hundreds, and
that is what Josephine county wants
and should have.
Now is the time to be up and doing
and be the first county In the state.
You can readily see the need of good
roads when you look at Cth street, i
and the side streets In Grants Pass
and remember what it was a year ago
and what you have today. It needs
no argument to convince you all that
we must be up and doing or we will
You are probably aware that pneu
monia always results from a cold, but
you never heard of a cold resulting
in pneumonia when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy was used. Why take
the risk when this remedy may bfr
had for a trifle? For sale by all
good dealers.
Here Is a Remedy that Will Cure
Eczema "We Prove It"
Why waste time and money ex
perimenting with greasy salves and
lotions, trying to drive the eczema
germ from underneath the . Bkin
when C. H. Demaray at the drug
store guarantees ZEMO, a clean
limiid nrenaratlon for external use
Un i-M fho skin of the eerm life that
good cause the trouble? One application
fnr that u what the country relieve tne ucning ana ouen
for that is wnat tne country wm- ta anffiMent. to enm
lilUCa VUG UUIWV aJ
a minor case of eczema.
In over 2,000 towns and cities In
America, the leading druggist has
the agency for ZEMO and he will tell
you of the marvelous cures made by
this clean, simple treatment lor ec
zema, pimples, dandruff and all
other forms of skin or scalp affec
tions, whether on infant or grown
person. Will you try a Dome on
recommendation? C. H. Demaray
Drug Store.
M. Clemens.
How to cure a cold is a question In
which many are interested just now.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and Im
mense sale by Its remarkable cure of
colds. It can always be depended
upon. For sale by all good dealers.
SEED
CATALOG
READY TO MAIL
The lending Seed Catalog of the West
Lilly' Catalog. Your 1911 crop depends
on GOOD seed 'tend for this Catalog
and set the best. Write now to the
CHAS. H. LILLY CO, Seattle, Wn.
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this city.
U. F. Mnlkey,
NEW STORKS TO III!
KANKKD Wi l li BEST
Contractor and Utiiltlcr
Regtdencpi a Specialty
Plans and eitltiiates furuUhed
Heildeuco Kant A St. Phoae 103-J
Singer nnd
Wheeler EL
Wilson
SEWING MACHINES
for sale or lot ', on t asy
pUMIleillM, Slll'l'lli'S iuul
HI. ih lor ii'l n'.iki's
Plucking d.micr nnd ,.
ton.
T. HASSELL
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lli'M Inh t tilling, nt Ttic Courier
If you've lottt unytMig, a Courier
ad will find It (or you
TOKIO, J 'Iwihc soci.il
lt, Miiteiiccd ti death dr uUcmd
plot Kivliit the nilkiulo, ue tv
cuted today.
Stiaiik, the local real ntate (baler.
The deal wits consummated Satur
day and It In espected that the prop
erly will bo Immediately Improved
it ml possibly subdivided.
Mr, and Mrs. II. I,. lieArinoinl and
II II. iVArinoml came down from
Medford Saturday to spend Sunday
here with flleliiN The HenCcincn
report business biitor ili.m lbe c
peileil tn so short :r time In their
tiew law offirc at that place In ad
ilitlon to t lift r .
The Southern Oregon Supply com
pany and the (Smuts I'lisa Hardware
company, the two Btorcs which have
recently moved Into their new
quarters, promise to be the finest of
their kind In southern Oregon. The
hardware tit ore has been pronounced
by traveling men as the most com
plete between Portland ami San
Francisco.
The retail depart incut of the
Kred Cook returned Siinlny even- Giants Pass Hardware store Is about
Inc from Medford. where be had; twice that of the old establishment,
spent two days with frtemk The dimensions are 50 by KM) feet,
Sam Abell returned to bis homo at ! permitting ample room for exhibit
Merlin Monday evening, after spend-! Ing the iimiiy kinds of hardware.
Ing I lie day here on business. i The place Is to lx
l.eo Houtilon went to Seattle Moii- about 1 imi power
dav evening on business. (),
Mr and Mrs. II S S
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lave mi:
about ,.t
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lighted With
Tungstens, and
show cases will be Illumined bv
'PiKlIn and , electricity.
Mr. and Mrs. M. (S. Honey w i re hum-, Flv
moiled by telegram to t'.a'l'e, Ca'
on Monday hi account of Hi,, sudden am o on the floor, and It
b ath of Mr .ind'llr-i. Por-.'s son that the i
. A Perry,
pa: Cellars,
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clerks besides the three pro
prietors will be In constant ntteiid-
s expected
'llVenlcllCes Will bi no loss
'li'Mir" than those found In the loading i nb -t"
on the coast.
Stop a cough before It
develops fomethlng more,
erloui.
Ballard's
Horehound
Syrup
la Tne Itemed? That
Dora the Work.
It relieves coughing lmmedl?
atcly. cases oorcness In the
lung, loosens phlegm and
i clears tho bronchial tubes. It
I la & lino family remedy, pleas
ant to tako ana good ror cnii
dren and adults.
lTlr U.V. 10c and f l.OO.
Iiuv the 1 1.00 size. It contain!
live times as much as the 250
alio, and you get with each boU
tie a I'r. llcrrkk's Red Pepper
Torous Plaster for the chest.
JameiF.Dallard.Prop. St.Louli.Mo.
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Stephens Eye Salve Cures Sore
eyes.
CoioANoPreoMMt(or.aBv
National Drug Store
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Nursery Stock
Get ray prices before or
dering nursery stock.
I handle nothing but flrat-claaa
stock. I can furnlBh anything In
my line. Agent for Fresno Orchard
Ueating Co.
GEO. H. PARKER
GRANTS PASS TRUCK CO.
HUNCH BROS., rroprtrtore
PKOMl'T AXI RELIABLE
SEItYICK
Pianos and Organs
Carefully Keniovrd
Phone 1501
Granta Phhh, Ore.
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Eden Valley Nursery.
N" Au'.'iiK lMi'iis.'il vi t runs do the tnlking.
Over 188,000 Trees and Vines .
S..!d ill past s.:ii.n WITHOUT CANVASS
IN' I. Stick a pin hnv. think u lit, then. rct
I'usv. Twenty years a resident of the Ilfe-ruo
luver alley.
X. S. BENNETT,
Medford Ore., 1201 N. Central Ave
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