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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-04

Full STOCK o. roller akafei
cheaper than aaY other piaee Il
The CITY. Cait aud 500 ia A. L
Hall. III Firsf ave. 80
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Bv N. C. aAReuR
wa,.en especially Tor this news
paper

KANSAS CITY Ne Jan. =
vse~n ths peopla e Atlanta. little
go in southern Kansas with but
esilway. stopped a through
s.s,sht train aad gave this order 70
eanfuetor. Take put a ear q
.st ana allow as enough to Keep
- warm they struck az the heart
~ he car shortage problem me
-. - 81 eat; coal was distrih'
,,~,a n those needing t. Hnd femH'
.Snes va made te the company
ia raiirlad COMPANY may con
flscate cazl. Why not TOW a
me car problem l. vital - me
Nysss rhe soal q 4 IA nos aiw as :
,ssehea in hotel naslefs where hikh
sslsssss efflciais make stnvestika'
stNns To understand Z 80 eat n
ne short grass" country scat
tsr,a prairie tevn. ene smah ole
ss.,es ons az TIVE coal Yards with
ssnrsse fsr tao OF three cars q
.s,i 81 a time. Few sranariea for
~ wheat few familiea with capt.
81 enough 20 la tn the winters
e,al IN Septetissser Cars must
eaue when they are wanted-of
there IL. distress
~ the North blissaris threaten.
4, N. Soagh. cattle and sheep
ewxit shipment q market On
hFaneh Aues IN the wheat belt when
esrs cannat b. had. wheat = heapesl
aa The krouad. $1,000 bushels tn a
single fiia
4 lell yna. ~ fellows IN Texas
Aass car hiooa up. declared II {
Jet. of fort Worth. a heading 'cat
ttenian. I'VE are ready "a tear un
tracks. we cant stand a. lie has
lnss So .noa through lack Of cars Ia
wAich to saip cattle.
ca Mafdo Mckenxie president
AZ sAn American live stock asso-
elation. ~ha has tAkcn The matter
~ officially. pats & this Was We
Texans have 20 wait sometimes two
nsontks Cor cars Cattle and ahccp
arr driven frum Texas So the North
because fhare aFe no ears | lost
ti.aae On cae shipment because % a
vatt Of six weaka---yct hundreds II
xfock ears are backed on coal mine
sidlnss Thc so4ds use our ears foF
ether tAiuss"
More than that~-shousanas OF
cars arr On side tracks at central
railroad points. hundreds are on
track at division points scores
stand here and there at moderate.
slzed towns Why are they not
used
For thc answer go back 10 the
little Interior town. The i0cai
fresxhi tolls into towu fixa hours
late WY EnEiue broke dnNn. Z
msttess the tired brakeman Had
10 cut uug six cars 20 liehton the
load 10 Il oftea Nearly every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-04

man lived thsre, and that nothing
was known nf him. A aifi BY the
name ~ Lindbefg. who II said %
be "a waitress. rooms there, but
could not hn found
What ia bottnr than good tide.
land huyf Il. Cooper Willis. ffB
Colmun Building "
~ YOU OWN a HORSE
Get acquainted with Tom HendeF.
son, 2i2 Occidental ave. whore you
can buy a harness OF stable SUP.
plies cheaper than any place ia 10
uttlp 80
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You can have summer sunshine 4
yuu will take the Southern faacifie
eompaaY'a Rc4nic Shasta Rants
trains New train r1W taaSua
Poftisna II - , n. making fhrss
trains daily Fast ttmo. aacellens
services and beautiful sceaesY
Health ana pleasure RESORTS to Hats
All Ffckaga and Information ai
uEson Tickst once. SOS First Az
3 p Ellis. gsuafai asent -.
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s.nuRg OF RAILROADS TO
svep Up WITH raE TIMES
slxrV pUR CENT. INCREASE
an Ftvg YEARS M NUMBER
or TOWNS ON A LINZ, BUT
40 tNcReAsE IN ENGINES
ANo ROLLING sroeks
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Meat Prices That Please

Al the city Hall market. heg Third
av.. near Yoaler. 8irlain steaks iafac,
round steaks Zoe. finu Eastern hams
tsMe. -.
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oFisutai nilaaFa a8d pool Par.
lefa. itia Third ~. tspr eight noa
tables. ard ths oaiy txIE nf.uI table
ln the rifY. 80.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

ely He is making good headwav.
Hon. Walt r Warder has Washington
avenue in hand, which is to be rush
ca through by Oct. if possible. Both
gentlemen are pursuing their tasks
with muc1 energy and making good
progress as result Of experienc
The two assessment rolls will aggre-
gate about 1920 900, in the estimated
cost of the work,
II takes great deal Of careful fig
uring to apportion tn benefits under
these two ordinances Mr. Howley
probably has the hardest task for he
must go over his eight miles Of streets
twice, once for sewers and again for
the filling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

,rI,S .fta7.roan w afuiacls p, A.
,n Mil +hs avst 1,,so,iie ,t,-st.s
.nr;i. IN ,F,ss r,,,na ,voaa,ear /,
,1}li r,,.a Il rocstsl asy1sfaa M Mia
ino Waa.l,yarg oontralto
Tba follou-in,, nroar,,rs will ~ nra
genfaa.
/. Tba Iitt,a T,,,,,nator-A n WING
/ c1a,3,.s tra,nni
ne ca,ldraps Pau-Bhoae
go carlton
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
enjoyed 4 tlay.Rlde. !

a delightful hayride was given
Thursday evening The party being
chaperoned Ny MIS- + 4 Malone and
Mrs. NJ yesterday
Al drive Ia Mound City whore RET
freshmcnts wee served ana the re-
turn "Trip was heartily enjoyed by the
following young people;
Misses Augusta Wright Mile An.
dcrson Pruden Malone Blanche BY
ant. Cecil Ent, Ruth Eas erday:
Mcssrs. Harry Hubbard, win Bar
nard, Stuart Carey, Paul Winstead,
Thomas Halliday Earl Quellmalz
John Lynch
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
NOTICE..

All persons having ashes and litter
can put it ont en- the street as fol
lows: From Second street to Tenth
street from June / to june 8 From
Tenth street to Twentieth street from
june 5 to June TO- From Twentieth
street to Forty-first street after June
10. In case the city cart does not col
lect II promptly telephone police head
quarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

is Like Trying 10 Get RID Of Dandrun
Without uerpicide.

Did you ever see any one trying 10
wash themselves without soap or
water?
II you did what would you say OF
him?
IL Is every. hit as foolish 20 try 10 get
rid OF pandruff and 70 prevent Bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
i. with Canthrarides Vascllne Glycer-
Inc and similar substances which form
the PRINCIPAL Ingredients OF most so-
callcd Hair growers
Newhro's Horpicldc IL successful ho-
cause u attacks ana kills tho parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots
u IS the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists Send l0c In
stamps for sample to The Herpicidc Co,
Detroit Mich
Two sl2es--50 cents and s1.O0
Paul G. Schulz g. Sons, Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Health 0nieer Orr reports the
situation with respect to diphtheria
in the city very satisfactory The fam
ily on upper Jefferson avenue who
had three children sick with the
disease, are all nearly recovered and
he case at Seventeenth and Poplar
streets IN improving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
BOTTO AND TAMM
Met in Europe After the Latter Had
Run Seven Hundred Miles In
Three Days in His Auto.

4 pho 'oposial card dated in Ger
many. May q. 1907. was received
yesterday from Oscar r Tamm. Il
had on one side a fine photograph Of
Nr Tamm seated in his 70-horse-
power auto. with liis chauffeur and
valet in the front seat and Mr. Bel
cher by his side in the rear seat On
the other side Of the card is the fol-
lowing message in which Cairo frienis
viii be Interested:
we ran seven hundred miles from
Paris in three days 10 meei Botto. lie
has now Joined on party
eTAMM."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Mems $500 Suits
SATURDAY e MONDAY
Special Sale Price 1885
At RUBY'S TOGGERY
Of course.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Miss Daisy Robbins, Of Winfield.
Kas.. is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs
Henry Smith Candee, If Elm street,
Miss Robbins IS daughter Of Mr
and Mrs WIN Robbins, formerly MISS
Ella Walbrldge, who r sided in Cairo
Tor many years and win be remem.
bered well by older citizens Of Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Ans, Berry A Ro al and Mrs VIII
liam c. Rife of VIVA Ridge, have I'M
sired invitations for an afternoon 1T
cards Tue sday, June 18th, from 20
6 O'Clock al the residence Of Mrs.
Royal A number Of Cairo ladies'
have been invited and will at cad
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
DIED AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS
MRS. JAMES LlNCLE, OF JONES
5oRo. PASSED AWAY AS Re
SUIT or CONSUMPTION
WELL KNOWN HERE.

Mrs James Lincle wifi OF State
Attorney Idngle. Of Union County,
died at their home In Joneshoro Wed
nesday after long Illness Of consump-
ton
The funeral was held az JoncshorD
yes. erday. The q cedent was a sis
Ter Of Mrs Nathan d. Fi1ch, of Cairo.
who was at the death he'd
Mrs Lingle was quite wen known in
cairo. having visited here frequently
and her death viii be sad news to all
b ..~cds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Reckless Auto Driver.

There is a negro chauffeur In the
city who is occ9sioning remark by hts
III ckless driving through the streets
tf the city, Several people claim to
have had narrow escapes Drivers
of buggies and wagons also have had
difficulty keeping out of his way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

FOR SAL "a Steam Tug with
nc Gel screw propeller, 60 #. long, II
#. beam, #. depth, built from select
ed white oak. II carries compound
engine exi2, stroke ~, Scotch Ma
rine boiler built in 1904, steam pres.
sure $50 lbs. For further particulars
write or see Jos. 3. Reed, zoos Ohio
ST., Cairo, lll.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

order vii he accepted noE for re-
ncxal 10 BEGIN when yoar present
Inscription exp e. Reaember.
collar before jim go pays for three
fsE years-3l2 eight page papers.
Send AL orders to THE REPUBLIC,
St Louis. No.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
TwlcE-A-weEK REPUBLIC.

Three Wears FOR Ore Dollar.
Untii June -. 1919. the TWice-A-
Week Republic. Of S. Louis SO. the
oldest and best known simeFeek'F
newspaper ln she United States. VII
accep subscrp tions al the remarkable
rste Of three years for sl.00- At this
price sou cannot AFFORD 10 be without
is big semiNcel1ly newspaper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Mems $500 Suits
SATURDAY a. MONDAY
Special Sale Price 1895
Al RUBYs TOGGERY
Of course.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

pr W. +. Grlnstead entertained AZ
dinner Yesterday at The Halliday.
Hon. Champ Clark. II Bowl ne Green,
Mo- Hon. ami Mrs J } Russell or
Charleston, Mo; Mayor G orgo Par
sons and MI Eghert A. Smith. al
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Mems $500 Suits
SATURDAY &c MONDAY
Special Sale Price st2.95
AT RUBY'S TOGGERY
Of course.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

DIT T. 4. Sabin and family. Of Anna.
are guests Of Mrs. E. S. Dewey and
other relatives here Friends of d.
Saba viii regret 10 learn that he r.
Gently suffered a slight stroke Of
facial paralysis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Paul q. Sehuh and y. Goldsmith Ter.
las. evening for Chicago whore they
wiI enter as contestants in he Cart
Congress al The Coliseum. They viii
play Skat" the famous German game
At which there VII be one thousand
tables of plaver1.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
OCIALAND PERSONAL


Tin Pan Guards Parade SpauId
ing Eleanor Halliday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
MAKING MANY FIGURES
Commissioners Howiey and Warde'
Busy on Two Enormous Assess
n4ent Rolls FOR street
Work.

commissicIcr s.. J Haaley Is busy
on the assessment RI for filling and
sewefing nearly eight miles Of streets
in the Forth and vest portioII
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08


a Had Friends to Dine.
DR. w r. Grinstead entertained a
& dinner yesterday at Tho Hallida,
(. Hon. Champ Clark IL Bowl ng Greer
q Mo- Hon and Mrs J. J Russell 1
Charleston, Mo, Mayor G orgo PA
+ sons and MI Eghert A. Smith, q
+ Cairo.
: Z. G. Smith, Of Fornfelt Mo.
: transacting business here.
John +, May Of Unity, was in th
city yesterday on business.
Miss Hattie Eisenberg h III 1T he
home On Seventh street with humps
Miss Miriam Carey is visiting rela
: tiyes al GRANVILLE and McLeansboro.
Miss Bessie Whelan continues quite
| III at her home on Sycamore sire T.
$. J Micha lson has returned from
Ia visit to his Old home tn I.ouisyill
Ky.
MI. and Mrs John rotfman haye
returned from two weeks visit At
Anna,
| Fred Qaellmalz went to Wiclllinc
Ky. yesterday afternoon 10 visit
Mrs. Victor Orr II visiting her bar
ents, Mt. ana MRS. Il. #. Kirkpatrick
Misses Regina ann Emma Coyle Will
fear Saturday for visit with rela
ives at Memphis
Prof Parks principal Of the Doug
las school left yesterday afternoon
for his home in Para. H.
-
Grand Chain Yesterday ii snand M
summer At thetr country nlaoa
Miss Franc Eafhart ST DuIuib
dee of 27o0 Washington avenue
win Burke has returned from chi. /
eaeo. where he has be n ATTENDING
-
MI and Mrs " r Grisham ~
TYLER Tex Are guests 81 tho latter.s |
brother Dr Il MI nunn ana family
rabn Il rrcs.iax, e,, II ~ r,et,, |
r,sna ,egtar3a,. II aa..as-4 .a,.,
iaras ha,1notng i u .s;eaaa~a,a IA
fatn
F-an,- ,r,ota vo, ron, ma,I
.,eiobor NJ rnne = AZ - :, 90
III visit aftar ) tbraa
stav Hare
r..oh E;obanh,.aor NJ, ras,n,a,
HI nos,ttnn II tho p,aa Front ro'
II rart afta- !, ahsaaa ae a,,a u 81
,as- 80 T =
,t;.- ua.aa rfo,. - ,f4,,.. ~
/. ~ n,ae, 20 ~ 49, NJ. ~
~ ~ 49,, -. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Jay Vickers son OF Judge A. x
Kickers. is in the city GA route from
St L0ais to Vienna. where b VIII
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Miss Fannie Morris aud Miss Iuoz
.stalcup. Of Metropolis are guests %
the formers parents. Rev and Mrs
" 2. Morris Miss Morris, wha
aches at Metropolis. viii remain
here for the simmer vacation vita
her parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08
play BAL TOMORROW.

MurphysboTo and Mound City will
meet on the base ball ground in the
latter city tomorrow afternoon.
Mound City has grown a little proud
since her vic cries over some of the
best clubs in these parts and Muir,
physboGo win try to take some Of the
starch out Of her clothes. The game
viii be called at d. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Z. G. Smith, Of Fornfelt Mo.
transacting business here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

ChaEes S Carey has gone to Okla
bona CITY, Okla to accompany home
his mother, who has been visiting the
family Of pr f Br0wnl IN that city
They are expected TO return Sunday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Paul Clend men has returned from
CAampa en- where he attends the
University Of Illinois and viii spend
the summer vacation with his par
ents. Prof and Mrs. T. G Clendenen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

John r MAY Of Unity was in the
city yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Mrs James Ross. Jr, and children.
who were called here by the d attn
of the formers brother the late Mich.
ael Kennedy have returned 10 their
home in Jackson Miss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-08

Miss Hattie Eisenberg IN III at her
home on Seventh street with humps
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30
Hollinssworth Corbin.

Rev. Austin ]. Hollingsworth, tn,
popular pastor Of the First Christian
church took many members OF hil
congregation by surprise last Sunday
when he took occasion TO remark thst
he was expecting to take unto himself
a better half. " the coming week.
Some persons knew that such an event
might be expected and so were not sc
much shocked but others were com.
pletely surprised. Rev. Mr. Hollings
worth was welded in Dallas. Tues.
day, to Miss Ethel Corbin the acc com.
plished daughter Of Rev. and Mrs,
A. C. Corbin Of that city sDd former
residents Of Ashland The happy
couple stole'a march on the members
OF the local church coming home
Wednesday evening thus spelling a
big reception which was to- have
been rendered them at the train. As
1t is they will probably give formal
reception 20 the newly welded couple
sometime ext week.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30
Oregon Agricultural College,

Opens September 27th. Instruction.
begins October lst. Offers courses In
Agriculture. including ARronomy,
Animal Husbandry. Dsiryine. Poultry
Husbandry, Horticulture, Forestry,
Civil Mechanical Electrical and1
Mining Engineering, Commerce.
Pharmacy, Domestic Science andn
Arts Tuition 10 free. For cata-
logues containing full informstiop
regarding courses OF study. equip
emns, etc.. apply to The Reg ister-
Corvallis, Oregon. 8.23 3.
Mrs. j. X. Peterson, who hsss
-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire, in this way. to express
our gratitude towards the many
friends who were so thoughtful and
kind towards US and our loved one
during the weeks Of his illness and
in the hours of our deepest sorrow
at bis death. Words cannot expires.
our thankfulness to all those who er
pressed their sympathy by word, act
and floral tokens.
Mrs. j. Willard .Denison.
Mrs J. II. Williams and sons.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30
Additional Sleeper from Ashland.

Additional Sleeper from Ashland.
The Southern Pacific in appreciation
of the steadily increasing passenger
traffic between Portland and Southern
Oregon points. announces that an
additional standard sleeping car will
be put on about August LIST between
Ashland and Portland 1t will leave
Portland on No. 13. arrive Ashland at
80 a. m. and return northward fro IN
Ashland on No. 10 scheduled to leave
Ashland 4 40 This will be quite
an accommodation to the Southern
Oregon travelling public. The car
will be reserved as follows Ashland,
sections 1, 2, 8, a and the drawing
room; Medferd, sections .. 8, z. 8.
8; Grants Pass, sections. 10, II;
Roseburg, IL. s-23 tt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30

Miss Alice Everett LETT Tuesday,
for Olympia, WASH, where she Is ia
attend the high school this winter.
Miss Amy johnson, of Dufer, who
has been visiting with Miss Marjorie
Kinney for the past week or SO, re-
turned to her home, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Dukes returned
Wednesday from Fortuna, CAL. where
they have been since last June. They
think that Grants Pass is a good place
to come back to after all.
Miss Chloe Mckenzie. who has
been visiting at Newport for some
time, but who is now the guest of
Eugene friends, is expected home in
a few days.
Jno. Hathaway, the popular fore.
man OF tbs local Southern Pacific
ronndbouse, piloted number of his
railroad friends out on a trip TO the
famous Jospehine caves. The party
returned home Wednesday, after
having had delightful time.
Ben. A. Lowell, a woodville hustler
was in the city this week and tells
now things are progressing in fine
style in this part OF the country.
They are all coming to the fair and he
thinks this section will make some
good exhibits at the fair.
DIR. Roy Kremer. who is one Of the
young professional men of whom
Grants Pass people are justly proud,
as being "home boy" and who
graduated with high honors from
the Cooper Medical College, of San
Francisco, last spring. reformed to
the southern CITY Wednesday, after a
pleasant visit with hia many friends
IN this city. DR.. Kremer has been
here to attend to the settling of mis-
late fathers estate.
b. F. Hogue, of the firm of Hogue
q Burke, the energetic Kerby mer-
chants. WAS at the county seat We'd
nesdsy, on important business. He
had also been visiting with Medford
friends for . day or 80. Mr.. Hogne
reports everything moving along in
tip-top shape out his way. His firm
proposes to inaugurste the cash sys-
tenn. beginning with the first Of Sep
temoer and he says that this will
enable them to sell cheaper and that
1t will prove to be more satisfactory
all around.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Morrell.
parents Of Mrs. Norton, accom- panied
BY Mrs. A. L. Fowler, Miss Mary Z. |
Proseus and Miss Jennie Thomson. |
old time friends Of Mrs. Norton's. ali |
residents Of San Jose, Cal. arrived in |
this city and are the guests at the |
home OF Attoreny II. D. Norton, for a
few days. They have heen on q
sight seeing tour of the Pacific coast,
having just returned from a pleasant
trip through the Yellowstone National
Park.
If the Courier fails to come up to it's
usual high standard this week, the
readers will understand the cause,
when it is known that Editor Voor.
1les is away, taking in the meeting
If the Oregon Editorial Association,
which convenes at Astoria, the lat
'er part of this week and continues
hrough part of next week. Mr..
Voorlies is enjoying a we'll deserved
'it OF rest and it il hoped that he will
rave delightful and rest giving
lime OF IL. RE was accompanied bv
lis son, Earl Voorhies, who will
,isit with hi grandparents, in Port
and, while his father attends TO the
business matters. They are expecting
o return home about Wednesday, h
inless an emergency call brings them
,ack sooner.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30
DRAFTS

The Best and Cheapest way to-
Transfer Money is by Bank Draft
We sell Drafts payable in all parts
Of the country.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30
MARRIED.

HOLLINGSWoRHT-CORB IN-At
the home of the bride in Dallas
Ore, Wednesday August 2s, 1907,
Rev. j. Austin Hollingsworth Of
Grants Pass and Miss Ethel Corbin
Rev. A. @. Corbin father of the
bride officiating
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30
Items Of Personal
Interest.

d. NJ. Coss, piano man of Med
ford was 10 town Tuesday on busine es.
Miss Minnie Tufts left wednesda,
evening for two weeks visit il
Portland.
Frank W. Warren. head of the new
box factory spent several days in
Grants Pass last week.
Herman Wallace, who has been
working at the depot has been pro.
NOTED to assistant express messenger.
Mrs r. a. Curtis was np from
Roseburg visiting with Grants Pass
friends for few days, this week.
Mrs. BENZ. Meusch and Vernon
Demaree returned Saturday from
their visit at Winter, Cal.
b. G. Shaft was down from Central
Point, this week, looking after some
business OF Importance.
g. H. Henderson came in from
Medford. Monday, to look after
property interests and greet his many
- ANS.eo hOAC.
ice Peterson arrived here Friday
night from Hugo. He brought a
large King snake, which he caught
at his home near Hugo.
Mrs. A. E. Peters and 1. Carson are
here from Tacoma, Washington,
with q view to fling upon some
valuable timber lands, in this region.
Jno W. Pernoll, the hustling Ap-
plegate general merchant spent Tues
day in this city, attending to business
Affairs aud incidentally greeting his
many friends in thi: place.
7. W. Williams and son, Carlos
came in from Reuben Friday night
on business. He returned Sunday
night, his family going with him.
D. N. Snyder, superintendent Of the
big sawmiils aJ Glendale has been in
this city, attending to important
business.
Frank Linder, prominent Ho.
Quian. WASH, timber man is looking
over this section Of the state, with
the idea OF making some extensive in.
vestments along this line
W. Corcoran. one Of the government
forest rangers is in the city from
Harbor. Ore, on business connected
with the office he holds.
J. X. PiRney, an old resident Of
this city left this week for Portland,
expecting to make the northern me-
Fropolis his future abiding place
Clyde Lee, who has been spending
,ome time visiting with his mother in
his city, left this week for Redding,
Cal., where he holds a lucrative POSI-
ion.
Miss Helen May Fleishman, who
ias been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Hartman for several DAYS
'ast. departed Wednesday morning for
ser home at nallss.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-08-30

Mrs. ]. X. Peterson, who has
been quite Ill, seems now 10 be much,
improved In health.