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District No T
Oregon. f.:
ald dMr:-; :- t
up to trA ir.- tl
rember 1. UK If.err-: c
narrar.' c- it: .'.-. :
of A;rt!. m:
H. I.. GILKET.
Cfiairrtari B :J of Lu'fr tcn
EiAVAF'.r s van: y:z
C'.erk of tr. E'.; :.
I KItmAL AMI UA'AL.
I, ri Jordan left Monday for I'ort
i.unl i( upend fsvral dayi.
G M. Roley went to Riddle Mon
day evening to look after buslntut
ri,ati-t n.
('. II. SarapBon went to Portland
Monday to vlnlt for a few dayi with fourfn ilT
Mh nun.
MIhh- Cbarllla Tftln;ro and
IMmi Trimble returned Monday to
th-i rindli-M at St Mary'a acadniy
a M.'dfurd, aftt-r a nbort vacation at
their home.
Air. and Mrn. CliarU-H lloy e xt-t'irti-d
Monday from Portland, where
they had spent the paat week with
relative!.
See our window ad - Clothing at The Bm Sf,D'' Z"'r rT-
Klve-away prl. e,. Southrn Oregon vr held In the New maa M. E ciir i
.,,,,ly 480- of Grant I'nm waa ctU-i.r:ed S.i-
MIh Dora Freltag of Ktna, Cal.. Ih day 1"jrni" 6 o'clock, .ti, Kr
: ; iet at the home of her unrle and w,lllam I- Jeffrey, pauor la caarj
t. Mr. and ...n. J. M. Tethrow. The Pty of this ear;r m:t.c
Iwrge A. Steel of Three Plnea wai wa" "ho'n ly the Ure !t4 :
i. Granti Paaa bualnetis visitor Mon- thl" oour tt,ere belD ver 200
,ay. . frig present at tb beginning of
If you want to lnrr:;ie your H,'rv,!- The house of worship tai
crops one half use our .,u,i plaster. !bet'n bt'a"t"uHy decorated with great
Cement Product Co., opposite 8. P. ( a i a n 1 1 1 1 of lovely flowers, liiU kzi
dapot 3-22-tf ' v'n8 antl over the pulpit was a trcs
Ja.k MorrU left Tueaday for!ofwh,,e ,,loomH intertwined irh
Portland "H a IiiimIiichh trip. .vines, thlrf being surmounted by the
Andy McCarthy and little son, W(mlg "l,e U lia-"
The exercises In honor of the r;a
Athletic and
SPORTING GOODS
The season is at hand for outdoor sports
We are ofTeiino m this advertisement sea
sonable goods, condusive to healthy exer
cise and pleasure. Give your boy some time
for recreation and a bicycle, or athletic ac
cessories that will tend to keep him out of
mischief, out of doors and last but not least,
out of the Drs. hands. To have good bodies
and brains you've ct to have good exercise
and plenty of it. We are making a specialty
of all sporting and athletic goods. Come in
and get prices.
EASTER SERVICES IN
THE CITY CHURC IES
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$ VIZ
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a: i.
:hriv;.t
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Orvll, went to Sllverton Tuesday to
Join Mr. McCarthy lu her vlalt to
relative.
J. P. Wluf was a biiHlneHH visitor
to U'oodvllle Ttu-adny.
Jinlge G. II. Durham wnt to
Portland Tuesday to upend sevoral
d,)s with Mrs. Dm hum, who Ih vIhH
Ing there.
Mrs. William Scugglna returned
Wednesday from Cottage
where Hhe ha.H spent three
with relatives.
Genial Kenyoii went to Hugo
WedneMlay o remain Hive.riil dnvs
Lord i'onlsted of the Process;'
the Consecration and the Recession:
In which 70 young people too jar:
,The service wna one of the most Ua .
tlfnl over seen In this city.
Rev. .Jeffrey has celehraV-d Kasr
'In this miinner for the past t.:.e
years. Another entirely new feati,
In church work Introduted by far.
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Grove ,M'""-V WUB lllu ouject sermon lor ti
wpok, i Suiuluy hi hool pupil at 10. M. ;-.
which a beautiful, miniature c.Vj: a
building wag used to illustrate ti
Hertnonette on "Church With Kei;r-
Tbe U'bon ta.gh:
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ii '. it ' i i r; ":y
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:i. rrtiiy Exiili: cf school
v.-i. '.riisis? and do-
res:;: Ptib'.ic cordially
::-::-i. J t.j 3 p. n.
i '. '.V ite-s'fir e'.ectiot
o ; ;:" ia- cf municipal
:i power pltut.
XOTICE.
the stockao'.lers of Rogye River
?rz'.'. t Produce' " As?ocia:lon of j
j-xi'.i Ph.. ,
A netiz? is ciKed at Commercial j
n rrn. Gnnn Pas?. Saturday)
-ei"., 10 i. n , to arrange for ex-1
his.a? Rv;e River Fruit & Pro- j
1:? .53'iatioa stotk for the ware- j
ir:w ai cateriai at Gran's Pass, i
Pro-; a!os la ceceiiary. Bring !
cr st'k certificate. j
4? H. WOOD. Sec'y. 1
Mn M Ke Ih
V ' lii M-Se.
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j-er of itri
i.-i at
M-.tilay e-ei.
r.r:y a il
cf A;;:ri' where ihe wa we:i Primaries
J. C. SMITH
of Grants Pass
Republican candidate for
nominee for
STATE SENATOR
pril 19, 1912.
in
Simply nothing like this clothing rtM 110,1 1 0Wer
sacrifice liefm e, but It's got to go , wn'' clA'ur anJ t0UI'1't!. and the idea
Knuthern Oregon Supply Co. entirely original. The leguiar Kat-
Mr. O. D. McAllister, who ha r Hormon with pedal music wa giv-
'tit the past week with her par- at lho ,ls,,aI church hour, and the
. Mr. ninl Mrs. .1. P Martin of 'v,ni' s given over to a sacred
' . iit. returtM'd today to her home KaH,,'r concert, with an Faster n.-;-:
HoHeburg. ,'o b' the pastor. At every i-css: a
Mrs. C. V. Woodrurr, who has U-en !th', (n"rt'11 building was . rownH to
lth friends In this city for a hort,l,M '"ll-'Ht capacity,
visit, left Wednesday for Coos Hay, U (, '' Churlie.
to Join her husband. T'10 ,h,r churches of the lit), a:-
Mee hives ut the Rogue River ,,1W,K, "t having the sunrise service
Hardware Co. 3-2:'-4t l"'11""'"" servbH Uter in the
Mrs C Miller of Ashland returned mol,,ll'K '"i veiling. Among thes
Wednesday to her home after a brief ',IH ""I'tlst church held its priu-1-vlslt
with relatives. 'l'ltl losnnn In the evening at 7 ao
Mrs. .1 P. Wluf went to Ashland ,'''lo(-k' Ht wn,' n ' Tt' Klrt
Wednesday to spend a few day. Mrs. jp:,l,,r" cantata wan beautiful:; g,
Champl'n will look after her work by ,hu l5al)tl' church ihoir. The
here Hol lrt wre weil taken by Mies
Mrs. A. 1, llrlggs and bnbv visited , ,',ll'. i'attlllo. Messtg Marsha!:
The i-.t . .i. it the ;rw -h'XJi
tOje teir the b.x&i riz-'z .' Sat
'rixy evef.;- i? .'.' The tit
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&'.'. f'jr 7t.v re rr.a-.T 'a;-j-f.l
flow.- r,x:i '.x. nI all
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(.P. ANTS V w i T f H;.
Po:!ow;s? a i.
ea".er o'.'rTit.Tr: j
for 'Uo rr.'.ti'h cf .'4a:
rr. ry rf .! P.;
t G-aa-i Pax
over Wednesday lth Ir. and Mr.
Macy of this city, leaving this morn
ing for her home at Albany. Mrs
Rrlgg had leen visiting with rela
tive In California and Medford and
topped here enroute to her home.
I have $60,000 to loan on real
estate. In amount ranging from K!er orations of Ore ..-or, ;
and Wise; Miss Griffin and Mi
Churchill also took the d if t t art In a
charming niauner. The (t.orui work
wa splendid, and this, addvd to the
excellent music of the op hestra cad
the cantata a big success lu verj par
ticular Theihuroh was Us .'lf j) n
f00 to $10,000. w. II Kherman
Mining blank at Vhe Courier Of-
fl.e
tiiriicl by Jiulg Jewell
John P Harris and Kmnia R A
Hale were married at noon Wednes
day at the home of Judne Stephen
VwoU .ludge .lew ell oftV datlni;
!.iiilnge License
M:rt lav.e H'etis w as ls-'ied Wed
lay lo Ralph ll.u i !v.n K It t ! can
i V n ' Mr' C e ! of. '!'
,1 p)i I ii count
nor.v -
IAONS Vt Gran's Pass. Oregon,
Monday. April 1. 1M2. to Mr and .
Mis .lames l.ons. a daughter lt.mlv
and lilies
M K Chun h South pr'
prlately decorated fur Kn'pr nd s
speilal Faster ktiiioii was ,:& tv
the I'listor, Rev. !' M c::si
special music, bv the . i- h'. j
morning hour f Tl,t;- ' r,,. (.
ternocn the S ;u ! i '. . ',, ' , v , i
mi Fasti r ' e.' .:
W R i e-
Vt tre i
was a ! ' , '
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ELBERT S. VEATCH -
"aadida'.e f:r republiraa norninatloa
for
CLYAiK OF JOSEPHINE !
COUNTY
Primaries Aril 15. 1312. The pres
;r. ly;'j rrk. Five years' expe
. r:ea'e is the cfS'e
Charles F. Thompson
OF GRANTS PASS. ORE.
'an candidate for nomina
tion for
COl'NTY CLEKK
Primaries April 19, 1912.
J. M. MASON
Democratic Candidate
for
' H F K I K K JosFPHI VF Coi'M Y
A strict enforcement of Local Option
and all other laws.
W. M. CHESHIRE
of Grants Pawi, Oregon
bemcraUc Candidate for Nominee
for
SHERIFF
Primaries April 10, 1812.
The " SAVAGE
TWO STYLES THAT WE GUARANTEE
TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
Good bicycles do not just happen.
" There's a reason." That reason is good 01
poor material and workmanship. We claim
for the Celebrated "SAVAGE" the best of
both material and workmanship. . If you
want the best value for your money, you'll
come here. We are marking the price down
to the last dollar on these two styles of
"SAVAGE" wheels for cash only. If you
want a wheel and know a bargain, you'll
ouy a "SAVAGE."
SAVAGE "B" No. 1
Has Coaster Brake,
Kxteiision handle bars,
.single tube tires 1
inr-h. re-int'oivetl tread,
drop forged fork, one
piece Crank hanger, ful
ly equipped tool bag and
is guaranteed by us
against defects or im
perfect workmanship.
PRICE $26.00 CASH
SAVAGE "B"No.2
Savage "U" No. 2 lias
a strong, truss frame,
steel rims, and the Cele
brated "G & J" clinch
er tires. The saddle is a
"Messenger," splendid
set with double springs
and as big and easy as
a hammock. Balance
same as No. 1. This is a
fine wheel.
PRICE $32.00 CASH
Grants Pass Hardware Co.
Hardware - Sporting Goods - Farming
Implements and Harness
J. E. PETERSON
i
of Grant Pa, Oregon
lii;..m Candidate for Nominee
for
TREASURE!
CLASSIFIEOADS.
Hill
FOR SALE Bronze turkey eggs, 8
for $1.00. A few pair of turkeyB
at a bargain. Mrs. J. H. Robln
aon, R. F. D. No. 2, Grants Pass.
Phone WHdervllle line. 4-5-2t
1-OR SALE Good strong farnTteam
and wagon, especially good for or
'hard work. Each horse weighs
1200 pounds. Call at Gruetter's
orchard on lower Applegate or tel
ephone 712-X-a. 3-29-3t
THOROUGHBRED Brown and White
Leghorn eggs $1.00 per letting;
als0 a few hem and pullett. F. O.
Wilcox. 407 Rogue River Ave!
Pbone 323-R 2-9-13t
j .MONEY WANTE fjOUO wanted;:
long time, Improved income to
ness property 8 security.
I Klve 7 per cent net better tit
' mining stock. Address Rogue &'
er Courier. ilil-
PIONEER ASSAYING"!
REFINING CO.
131 5th St., near V. 8. MiA
SAX FRANCISCO CALIFOR
We buy gold, rich ore, amtP
and all mining products. I1
caBh and give a square deal. A
ing 50c. Established 20 7r
erence, First National BanX of
Francisco.
COUNTY
Prlni.irir April 1ft, t)J2
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SOME fine Barred Rock cockerels
for sale; also eggs for hatching.
Cockerels two and three dollars
-a-h. Eggs $1.50 per setting.
John Summers. 2-9-tI
MltH. h LLAS tA) id " "
K ANN K, tn plumber, is ready aT
any minute to repair your pl.initi
n. 09 11 rwl. Telephone
140,1 4-:,
K-Mtl. V. INGLES, U. S.-Genernl
a:;say nr..) onalytira; work. Cemnt
and aKpl.alt testlnq. Dost cq-.pppl
awy nire and test ins labora
tory Wi Ornn. All wor:- puaran
'"'1. rn'.Trt-Partrloc-K i,i0,.k.
Kill Your Gophen
nn.l
witn
GOPHERGO
(Machine Poisoned Raisins)
1
FOR SALE DY
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