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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
Jury List.


Following is the jury list for tn,
] January term, 1907:
]. H. Chsllen, Grants Pass.
]. M. RAIDER, Grants Pass.
Harry Condit, Grants Pass,
G.. A. Geuild. Merlin.
W. I. Coburn, Grants Pass.
Mike McBriety, Waldo.
A. l. Hussey, Merlin.
S, E. Robinson, Wilderviile.
James Bumgardner, Wilderville.
j. Q. Cochrane, Merlin.
W. W. Helms, Grants Pass.
b. +. Carroll, Althouse.
j. N, Larimore, Williams.
H. V. Meade, Grants Pass.
r. W. l.. Bsbcock, Holland.
W. II. Jordan, Merlin.
Frank Dessenger, Kerby.
j. I. Hartley. Willims.
Clarence Messenger, Provolt.
". W. Layton, Grants Pass.
Geo. N. Porter. Leland.
James Seyferth, Hollnd.
j. j. Brown. Wilderyille.
E. G. Holman, Grants Pass.
L. J, Everton, Merlin.
O. o. Bigelow, Williams
W. F. Hogue, Kerby.
W. M. Light, Leland.
d. g. Duncan, Selma.
W. d. Hunt, Waldo.
You will find new bargains eacl
week in our classified ad column.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
A Western Wonder.

There's Hill at Bowie, Tex, that 3
twice as big as last year. This Won
der is w. l.. Hill, who from weight
OF 30 pounds has grown to over 1S0.
He asys: ''I suffered with terrible
cough and doctors gave me up to die
of consumption. was reduced TO 20
pounds. when began taking DR.,
Kings New Discovery for consump-
tion. coughs and colds. Now, after
taking IL bottles, l have more than
doubled in weight aud am completely
cured" Only sure cough and cold
cure Guaranteed by Druggists SOC
and Sl00. Trial bottles free. For
sale by all druggists. ..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
CL E NJ E N S
sell s.
BOOKS AND DRUGS.
GsskaF GRANTS PASS, ORE.


Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Grants Pass. Oregon, Postoffice
for the week ending December 30,
1906. Parties calling for same will
please give date advertised. A charge
of one cent will 10 made upon de
livery:
Asher, Fred.
Barrett, Mrs. Mae.
Brown, Mr..
Caues, G M.
Carter, William.
Cook, J W.
Ellsworth, W V.
Gravroer. A.
Huston, George.
Henly, Bertha.
Hasmer, Nelson.
Jones, Lizzie.
Coe g. King.
LenidaRer, Jas.
Penwell, A L.
Penwell, Miss Ruby.
Penwell, Miss Ruby.
Penwell, Miss Ruby.
Penwell. Miss Ruby.
Smith, Miss Minnie.
Smith, Mrs. O L.
Williams, Mrs Mollie.
G. Il. HARMON p M
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
M U r PHI Y

The high school girls are home fol
the holidays.
Werner Daniels, Of the 8. p. bridge
gang, was among the Murphy folks
Xmas week.
Will Leith and Lewis Carson ohal
lenge all comers In horse shoe pitch
ing contest.
The Murphy school board il to be
congratulated on retaining the ser.
vices of Miss Margaret Scovill, the
next five months.
Clyde Jeter has leased one Of the
Jewell -Burkhalter placer claims on
Oscar creek and has everything ready
for the first pipe head. FL
Perry g. Osborn have resumed work
on the Alder Guloh Mining property.
preparatory to erecting mill. for the
chemical extraction of gold.
The shooting match at Murphy
Monday was well attended considering
the rain; the turkeys we're won by
JEFF Winner, Jr. and ST., Frank and
Gene Hays, VIM. Bunch and Clyde
Jeter. &tF
Now that looks like business. pro.
gress and prosperity. to see that
creamery machinery 90 up the river.
II will be much handler for the Pro.
volt farmer to sell his hay to the
grocer at so much per roll.
Mr.. Gentnsr wound up the year
with an excellent piece Of road work
between Mr.. Reeds and Mr.. Os-
born's II you city folks want a
decent buggy ride. you better come
out our way, because We know you
can't have it in the city limits OF
Grants Pass. Now we've been
around some, but we never saw in
our life, worse streets than we find in
our county seat, the prosperity Of the
country and the saloon license not.
withstanding.
BY the death Of Frank B. Smith,
Murphy has lost one Of her most re-
spected citizens. Mr.. Smith had
lived In the neighborhood the past
four years, turning his attention
mostly to mining. He was u talepted,
well read. gentleman aud his pleasant
conversation. whether In argument
or instruction. will be sadly missed
by his many friends, who now, after
his death, remark about his excellent
qualities. Why didn't we say those
things to Mr.. Smith? Why didn't
we tell him that we appreciated his
chats and his smiles and were glad to
have him In our midst9 Let us re-
member after this that kind words
and bouquets never made corpse
smile and pleasant word to the liv-
ing is worth more than marble shaft
to the dead. He died of heart disease
in the Grants Pass Hospital, Decem-
Der 30, at the age of 76. His remains,
after being cremated at Portland,
went east accompanied by his son.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
SOUVENIR PLAYING CARDS
Issued by Great Northern Ran.
way.

The Great Northern Railway and
Great Northern Steamship Compspis.
have issued new edition Of plsv;ns
cards. They are printed on except.
ionslly fine stock, aud are better csrds
for the price asked than can be had
elsewhere. The advertising, consist.
ing Of the trade mark, is worked
into an oriental design and is confined
entirely to the back Of the card. Tbs
Steamship card is the more elaborah
of the two and is finished with pilt
edges. Great Northern Railway card.
10 cents per pack. Steamship cards
% cents per pack. Mailed to any ad.
dl ess on receipt Of price.
A. L. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager, st. PauL
MINI.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28
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Sherman Fields Of Provolt was at
Grants Pass Tuesday.
"Jumbo, keep on graveling tne
road st Laurel Grove and have eood
roads ss have to haul hay to town
more gravel and not so much mud.
L. c. Hyde and wife and J. A..
Lewman and daughters. Misses Alice
and Ora, spent Christmas at l..
Loesch'a on. Rogue River near Grants
Pass.
Lester Layton, we are sorry to
learn was called to Grants Pass
Tuesday by the illness Of his mother,
Mrs. ]. T. Layton. who now resides
at that place.
James Kennedy of Williams is put.
ting the Jake Carter farm to grain
again this season. That is what we
like to see-no idle farms. Provolt
has none OF tnem.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Fields left
Tuesday for Grants Pass where they
will spend Christmas and New Years
with Mrs. Fields parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. L. W. Smith.
r. F. Lewman of Provolt and Jamel
Coffey of Deer Creek left Monday fol
the mountains where they expect tt
spend several days bear hunting. W.
wish the boys success.
Walter Farrd and Chas. Haberman Of
Laurel Grove passed through Provolt
Monday with 10 head of cattle which
they purchased of Henry Bonden neal
Jacksonville at $40 per head.
The Christmas dinner given at Mr..
and Mrs. K. Fields was one to be
long remembered by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields have our best
wishes for happy New Year.
The Davidson correspondent says
"But never mind. will help you
with the rural free mail delivery.
We have the phone and the creamery,
now for the rural mail delivery"
Miss Alice Sparlin Of Montague,
CAL. spent Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. J. T. Layton Of Provolt. Miss
Co. r1;, ill s1ox laova for KIo -, = !,
Falls where she expects to spend the
Winter.
Chas. Fields, who has been on the
sick list at Provolt with typhoid
fever. was at Grants Pass this week
to attend the meeting of the Odd Fell
lows which was held Saturday, De-
cember 90. A good time was reported
by those present.
Word was received from Chico.
CAL, that Chas. Lewman, who is at
that place in the employ of the
electric light and power company
had the misfortune Of getting hil
ankle sprained, a hand smashed anC
his shoulder broken. all of which wal
on his right side. He is getting along
nicely at present.
Thos Lewman and Thomas Fields Of
Provolt, were at Williams Monday
evening to attend the evening exer
cises which were given by the citizens
of that place. The program wal
given by the Young Ladies Matrimo
nial Debating Society, consisting ol
IS single and married ladies and wa,
carried out nicely. The house wa
Kept with laughing faces aud cheer
ing feet while the play was carried
on. After the debating society, i,
song was rendered by Marshal Sites
and also one by Miss Bertha Miller
At 8 o'lcook the presents from {
beautifully decorated Christmas tire,
were distributed. The tree was alsC
lit up with many different rays Of
light which dszzled the eye. Thi
Christmas will be long remembered
by Williams Valley aud by those
present from Provolt.
THOMAS LEWMAN.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

= Senator Fulton has secured the
promise of the Senate public lands
committee to amend the bill repeal
ing the timber and stone act so that
30 per cent of ..the receipts from sales
of public .I.timber shall be paid to
counties i'm whiohrthe timber is.cut.
This-is in lieu of taxes. The bill
provides that hereafter. public timber
not in forest reserves can.only be ao.
quired by purchase at not less than
its appraised value.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

Immediately relieves hosrse, croupy
cough. oppressed, rattling. rasping
and difficult breathing. Henry G..
Stearns, Druggist, Shullsburs, Wis,
writes, May 30, 1909: ~ have been
selling Ballsrd's Horehound Sryup for
two years, aud have never had a
preparation that has given better sat.
isfaction. l notice they come back
for more. can honestly recommend
it. :" a5c. 500. and sl.00 at Roter.
muud's and National Drug Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

Hundreds Of new illustrated: Post
Cards just received at the. Music
Store. A goodl supply of the Grants
Pass and g. p, II. s. cards in leather.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

,1s Y0uR COOP REsoLvTIoNS WILL DO YoUN GOOD
UNLESS YOU CARRY THEM OUT, TO CARRY
THEM OUT BEGIN Now, OUR PRICES WILL
SIRENGTHEN YOUR RESOLUTION WE ARE
FEELING LIKE TIdE, We ARE HAPPY. OUR
TRADE HAS BEEN GOOD THROUGHOUT 1906.
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE HAPPY TOO, THEY HAVE
GOT THEIR MONEYS WORTH WITH EVERY
IIRR,ANSAcTloN: IF THIS is Not SO, COME IN
AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK If YOUR DEAL
WA, WA5 NOT A SQUARE ONE, YOUR CASH is STILL
HERE WAITING FOR YOU. IT'S ABOUT TIME FOR
oVR ANNyAL VA : STOCK TAKING. AND CLEANUP
SAlES HERE'S A FEW OF THE STARTERS
WATcH W. 7: OUR 1927 TAG SALE. SEVERAL LINES
or so AND $500 MEMS WINTER SUITS AT
$6z5 SEVERAL LINES OF $1,000 AND $Ieoo
SUITS AT $3.50, $40. 90 cRAvENETTE OVER
COATS AT 1915 ALL OTHER cRAVENETTE
coAIS AT A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT
YOUNG MEMS cRAVENETTE oVERcoATS $e75,
N5o AND 1900, BOYS AND YOUNG MEMS
SUITS AT PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU
MEN ) HEAVY Wool MACKINAW COATS $375
AND vI s. H$4.75. WE HAVE SOLD THIRTY boz or
IH0SE wool SoX AT 7 PAIRS FOR $500
AND GOT AS MANY MORE AT SAME PRICE, GET
IN bEfoRE THEY ARE ALL GONE, WE CAN'T GET
ANOTHER SUPPLY AT THIS FIGURE
GEO. 5. CALHOUN CO.
ouTFITTERJ TO BoT and nAN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

Post Cards Tablets-s cards on
tablet, 5o-Music store.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

Edison and Victor Talking Machine.
at the Music Store.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

Legal blanks at the Courier office,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

The Courier is the farmers paper
Of Southern Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-28

You will find new bargains each
week in our classified ad column.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
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Ginbaliamirtes SleiIdj.

q GS bat itorf Sen 9lnidein, ais Oh
Die @roBidlGdter iiir cincn Sbcil Ocr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
0icnitaM Den II. 9lngnit 1906.
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tc lit i'm Sricoen u1O bci bolbmcqS
Qutcn 3citcn MIR Elm idmud)cr un0
bic 3o6I Der 1o6nenfliidtiNcn cine
Qrobc. @ct lold)cn &crpilc9ungapcr.
bGltniiicn, mie JIG iebt mjcOcrlm olli
gcocdt mcrOen, iii cs nitt III Der.
mmnocrn, Dob ben 2cutcn 0ic 2uit
.bci'm Sollier 5u %blcibcn" Qor bolo
ocracbt.
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Sn ECraS It man mi Dem
Yrimorluoblen . Spltem nidt 5ll.
fricocn. 0o3 Solt bebouptct, 0nB
IS bctroQcn miro, uR0 OaS bat iciuc
cute Scrrd)tigung. Inter Dem &c.
lcbe Itimmt ooS Golf nobl iiber Die
Vclperbcr nm Die Hominatiocn ob,
ober pcnrl fciner ser Gonoioaten Ell.
lie ablollttc Wniorif1t crlongt, 10
cntlhciOct bic Gonpattion, pcr no.
minirt mcrocn lol. Die Maldcn,
burd) pcIdc ole Eolhifer binourd).
idliipicrL iinO Oelttlid 5u crfemcn.
Sic ltcllcn 10 picle gunoiooten fir
jeoe@ Mint aili, 0oB Niemono cine
abiotlltc NtnioritGt erlongen fam, III
Solge ociicn oic Contention nit ib-
rem Shndcr uno ibren politiiden
Gonlbinotioncn I'M olten 0lon5e mel.
Ter beltebt. Gieie grfobrungen IN
SeruS bclt0tiNen urlcre bereits ans
g9prodcne 9lniidt, Dab oos Spltem
Der Termination Ourh) &rim1rpo5-
len nid)t 6eiicr lit, ol$ oas Gonpcn-
tion& . SDiter, 10 Ian9e Oas Solf
lid nidlt crnitIiher lliit Die Nomino-
tiorren bcfiimmcrt. @enn bel Ocnt
Conventions 9 Spltcm slue, mcld)e
ltinnmbcrcd)ti9t limo, 5it ben Erimor'
lpnhlcn lid cinfinoen ,tlpcroen Die 80
Iitifer lire Gclegotcn 1911 Gonpentlol
men nid)t 0urd)bringen fonncn. Cine
quite Golfsregicrung, i'm meld,er Dos
Golf nidt feline polle Yiliht mn
ShulOigfeit tbut, lit mid)t oenfbor,
sleidpieI luelbe @hlridjtungen 9e'
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1t(rih EdImiot.

IS ilarb AM ~. suauit 1906 in feiaer lsgs
ten @ubnung, yir. 1919, Sllga9eraSirnBe
illridl Sdlmibt, Gnitc Der pCriiorbenel Wtdr9as
retbd Sd1mibt i'm 80. gebensiahre, Die Ses
e~roigung linoet Sicuitaa, ben ii. Hualll, llIl
$50 u6r JtdbmittdAc, pom Irdlier0uHle aus
auf Der ,llultimorcr Gcmeterp Halt.
(225-G
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Scfanntmad)ungen
Sepnrtemcnt fir @r6ieGnRg.
Siircni Der 9ebUroe Der SnuLGummiWGrc,
WtnotiUitH unp 2nfnhcttr sglucuuc.

ShlVhu OCT Scpuroe ber SdlltlsSnlnntilGrc
NtaotiurH uno 2Gfnhettcs~ Otucnuc.
y lttmure, s. 9tuguit 1906.
@ertcaeitr Nngeoute, nit Der 9uffnriit BRO
pplals lor opera Gbnira for 9uftern Nig6luuDl"
1erle0ell mo an oen g&ouro OF gtnarOs" Der
Sinot baltimore a%oreiitrt, iperoet bis Witnuudl,
ben ~. Augnit 1906, II lIbr gurmiltuaS, I'M
Sureau non .9rTl SarrD =. 0Ooper, Dem Staot.
NeglltrGtor, i'm Hdt0baus, Baltimore, lEb.. Cnt,
IeGen genomnIet, sur FteierIng an 6ie Neb6roe
Der SUuls GOmmiillrc bon Spern- Stiiblcu iHr
ole meme 6itlidc 6u6ldule.
Spe3ttifnii0nCu fjnuen int Vilrcau Der SduIs
Gomlnilinre, @de WIaoiiots uno Hniubettc lglpe.,
cingeiebcH lpcrOeII. -
Wtanur ltno StaotrntJ 5oblbur, nluB ieoem sui,
pcbut ~beigefiigi ieiu. "
SuS 9te1t 1T porbebnIten, irgeno elm mo aus
Wlgehote 8I oerluerfen.
SuBu -. Node,
Seiretdr Der Ncb6rbe Der S6utGommiidre.
Neiidtint:
&. Sian SiEinuis,
Rrditoent Der G0Htrutt Neb6rbe.
(gIugi1. 13.tI.tG)
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Gnrnh Etrifcr.

SO itarb am 10. gutauit 1906 in Der A5oD'
mllf1 Icinc3 Gobuc5, III. 7s3. Golltmbio @loe,,
SacUD 2tridcr, ~gcltebtcr @dlte Der ncritorbe-
itcu WIarU Gtrider, i'm Sc. Snbre icincs Sc
hcns. Die &eeroimtlN iiuoet SiCnilaa, 9iah.
mittuQs nm 3 lbr, bon ocr cUcn Gc"anllttll
gSubnllrp ans ttGtt, po}t &erlpGnotc mo
anna SribGtim ami Scr baltimore GcnreterD. "
(ODh-H)
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Sninnnn Mnrnnrct Naniclt.

IS iturb am ~. @llanil 1905 IN Der SSG0'
DR., OH, NoroTNrouopaU, sniamna Otnrgaret
0ouIcft, g3itttue bon gNIqidnl 0dtielt, III 7B.
Sabre ibre5 GC6eIs. SIC 3ett Der Heerolgnl9
miro ipdicr uHqc5ctBt. t22o-D