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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Ser spiek mirS nmacorcbt.

Gic Toli5iitcn SNcia unO. @o5mon
upm 6ItIiAcn 3iftritt mcroen bon
Der ACKNOWLEDGING Scr Ginmiit)s
lIng IN Gin @irtbS9cidGit ir>iNe,
lprod)en mo belobt.
0ic Foli5ilten SolncS :. O'9tcia
mo @ronpiQc 5. 8o5mon ltouocn
acitcrn Dor Scr Eoli5cibeb0rbc, orgc-
lduloigt, iid obic Ncredti0lng IN
0nS @cld)Git ocS @irtbeS Simon
Silberbcrg, Or. 100, Olt.Yrottltr,
gemildt mo gcid)Goigt 81 boben.
NuBerocm ipurOc Eoli5iit O'NeiQ bc
lduloigt, on A.. &llli Den Neger Sront
Gorlgo obne @rlrno tbGtlid) otgegrii-
len 81 bobell. Die 3eIgenmlSiogen
er9oben, Dob pielc ans Gbeitnlt.S Str.
pcrtriebene Nc0cr Ole @irtbihoit bon
Silberberg bclllhcn mo bic Eoli5ei
bc0riin0eten &crOodt bat. ooB IN Der
@irtbldoit Gocoin pcrfollft miro, 100.
olird) einc ltrcnNe llcberipodung Der
Wirtbld)nft angcoronet mIroc. Sod
Der gnbOrung Scr 3eugcn iprof Die
Eoli5cibeb0rbc Ole beiben Eoli5iitcn
bon nllcr Sdlll0 irei unb bielt YrGIi
bent Sluonn ~ioIGenbc Aniprohe an
hleiclben: ,0ic Ncboroc lit 5u ocul
gcld)luB 8cfommcn, oob bicie Mll.
ltuloigitngcu nid)t bclpieien woroen
limo. SbntiGhIid bobcn sic Music
gen flor crluieien, Dab bicie Eoli5ilicn
beionoers ior9iGltig bic anoromln.
gen oieicr Ncbor0c ollsfiibrten. @oI-
tinlorc 1T cine Sta0t BON SeinlitGt.
ten u1b nidt bon Spelumfen, unO
mir miinid)cn feline berortigen Yl1te,
mic bieicr 5,t icin idcint, in 9nlti
more. SIS idcint, 0ub bie bon Scr
Folijci ans Gbeitmlt'S trobc pcrtrics
hetcn 0%cDo6ncr unoere StoottDeilc
uligeiudt boben mo nod BORT &C.
fommen iino. Solls DER Ucboroe be.
mieien fuorbcn marc, bob sic Eoli5i.
item cincn tbGtIiden Mngriii oif ir.
geno Senlonb Dcriibt b1ttcnL m1ret
oieiclben Detroit lporoen, oenn mir
iino Der gniidt, bab Eoli5iiten oas
ni6t in Die cigeic Sono neb.
men, Ioubern oies oen @eridtcn ilno
Fuli3eirid)tern iibrrlniien iollten. GS
iino ober 10 Diele 3eilgenonsiagen III
oieicln Gerb0r porgcbradt morben,
Die 5cigen, boB bic Epli5iiten fcincn
tbatliden Nngriii ons9eiiibrt baben,
iino iprid)t bic @cb6rbe oober oiele
Eoli3iiten bon icOcr Shul6 frei.
Sbotiddlid fiIblcn mir, boB iie fir
ibren eiicr, ioId)c u1crpiinidte Yi1Be
SIT beobahten, beIobt lueroen ioQten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

mers:snraI0 6tsiorer teIuGr., uno III
nit Gnftanb babel fei1 tann.."
.Oleid) moreen @prTittag made id
ibr meme Mn~trittspi1tc."
.Nun tomm aber, 2iebitcr! Der
Suitisratb idDpft idlieBIid Der
bad)t!"
I'D mas" pebrte 9oho ab, Der
alte Suc9S toeib bod gang qenau, ipis
es UNI uns Iiebt."
rMeinIt Su9" fra8te Martba err
16redt.
gooo nidte. .@6er CT miro uns
rift perrathen - ipie id i'm tenne,"
figte er bin5u.
DIS Tie in Raumann3 Spre6simz
mer troten, UNI f'd gu perabIGisoen.
fab Srau poitmeiTter Srante nod
INNER oa uno erSdbtte Dem 4tten, Der
pie auf &ohlen iob unb nobe oaran
lpar, unbDflih su merren, beS Qan0en
unb Gr:itcn bon eincm cpcutucllen Nns
iprun ouf bas Grbe elmer erItprbenen
5onte, bi, ME %sriItirt Latte. 2eoiQlit,
aus Ncusier unO in Scr pa9su Soff.
niln9, Tis FINITE piellei6t 5ufGuig ois
9etanntfdoft bss 9aronS MAIDEN, ipor
iie in oes SuItiaratb8 Bureau 9etoms
men.
9o Roumann has iebr ipobl ipubte,
alma er trob Der Wponcen, Die Die aebps
rene b. Siebiel modte, b:nn iie Der
pidelte Die nGrsieherin" ioTcrt in ein
9er3lides @eIprGh, Der 8prTtellun1,
auf Die ft brunnte. ssididt aus Dem
Weas.
mNun, bat Stnsn 6rdulein 5sbIon
aIcs Wiini dcnspertbe iiber ben Soo
Sbre5 Serrn Sntels mitaetGeilt9"
fraste er 9ooo. Isle miiNen mid,
idon entf9uloisen," fubr sr, inhsm er
;bm Die Sano reidte, fort, lid ipsrot
ba gerabe in einer fpmpIisirten Grbs
fhaftseeftidte tonIultirt. Die oue
meine lleberleguns erforoert." Gr riet
fid nit sipei Jinssrn ole Stirn, bin:
selte ben Baron perI6mibt babel an
uno toinplimentirte i'm unb Martbu
Seblop 1inaus.
Run iinb mir piebsr ungeitDrt,
gndbige Trau. Hdbren Sic, bite,
fort" panote er fid nit feincr b0fli6-
fen Miene OF Ole poItmeiitsrin. Is 70
in ibrer cis,nen Sd!inss fungenb.
Gortictnng folat.)
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gereins . 0atenoer.

Bidder. @eianaberein bon Baltimore.
Girigcnt Yrof. 3. 3arolils.
Snuptquortier Sobn gbrs SaQe,
Nr. 40S, @eit.2 erinaton-S traBe. Sc.
Den Samitag Mbenb, nit Ausnabme
oes britten Samitass I'M Wonat.
Singitimoe. (4pril7-1O
.Geutid . ltngariider 2ieoerfran3."
Sauptqiiartier: Stterbein's Saae
(friiber .gintradt-Saae"), 2ocuit.
Hoint. S~ingltunoe: 9onnerItaa
abrnos. 9irigent Gran3 Rod.
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8erciniatc Sdngcr bou Baltimore.

Salptquortier: n@ermania W1n-
nerfor . Salle;" ErGiiOent SenrD
Sbomas; correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoairenber Sefrct1r pro tenn. o.
Simmelbeber, Hr. 3t5, Roro-Goen.
StraBe; Sinan5iefretdr IS. Simmel.
beber, Scr. 315, TorO-Gbe StraBe;
Sdnsmeiiter S. WidlidJ, Nr. 713,
@arner.S traBe; 9irisent 81. Sem.
berger. Seriammlung ieOen 5peiten
Srei.ag i'm Wonat.
n@ermania- Nnartett-G Club"
Sallptquartier: @agner's Sale,
itunoe: 9ienltags. - 9irigent 5.
9arolltS.
,@ermania-R Gnnerdor."
SaltptQuartier: @ermania . WGll.
nerdor-Soue, Nr. 410 bis 412, @cit.
2ombaro.S troBe. SingItlinoe: 0on.
nerlta9s - 9iriaent: 9beooor Sent
berger.
mSroBiinn."
Sanptquartier: Srobiinn SaIe,
Ir. 1000, Sreberid slpenue. cling.
Scr. lie, Iorb.Y -Strabe, Sing.
ltunbe: Wittipods - 9irigent: Sobn
u. 8lein.
rgrbeiter.W Gnnerhor."
Sauptqltartier: @nbreas' Saae,
Nr. 314, SanooeritraBe. Singitunoc:
Wiittuo6s - 9irigent: Sabio Me.
lamet.
,SbaIia.N 1nnerhor."
Sauptqliartier: @oigt's SalIe, Nr.
1122, Sarforb-a penue. Siugltunbe:
9ienltags - 8irigent S. 6. Sranf..
,2ocuit-Y oint-M dnuerdor."
Sauptqltartier: 3wider's Saae,
gde Cuba. unb InoreItrabe. Sina.
Itrnbe: Wittmoh @benos 8 l1br -
Siri9ent: Slibert ariippel.
yMrbeiter. 2ieoertafel."
Sauptquartier: 8ol3' SaIe, @r.
4C8, @eit 2erinstonitraBe. Sine.
ltunbe: ~Gienitass-9irigcnt Subert
&riippel.
,9aperiidjer MGnnerdor."
Sauptqliartier: Ifermann's Sane,
ode pnn Caroline. unb @ou9bitroBe.
Sinaltmnbe: Sonneritag MbenoS -
0irigent: GitguIt Sbneioer.
rMosart-W dnnerdor."
Sauptouartier: Mobert gorlmer's
SaIle, Nr. 192t-t923, Orleans.
Strabe; SingItunoe icben 3onner.
flag abeno = 9irisent q. 8. HobI.
mann.
.gidenfran5."
Sauptqliartier: guguit 8oebel's
(pormals Sorn's) Solle, Ode ser 3.
uno @ougbItraBe, Sigblanotomn.
Singitnnbe: Wittiuohs - 9irigent
Geo. %. YobImann.
.MeIooie."
Souptoliarticr: s. @ies' SaGc.
gde 2omItraBe ,ino gelair.N arft
harmonic"
Sauptquartier: Nr. Ala, Weit.
Sapette StraBe. S%ingitunoe: Glen
tags - 9iriaent: Sobn u. alein.
.Netger-@ eiangperein."
Sauptqnortier: Soffmann's Sane,
0oiu- nno Sorreititrabe. Sinaitinbe:
0ienltas - 9irisent: Subcrt &rip.
pei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
gSir ba6tn bic i%Olscnoem gnten Sanb'
Eumnfcrc aim Gcrfaui:

8 gder $3.50; 3 Mder $500; 7h NGer $3.50;
az WIDER $4,000; 20 slder $3250. Inl etliben
oieier BIdbe iiebeu Sbfibdume. Sier5ia Wtilis
ten Sabrt per elciirifbe Nnbn opu Baltimore
mo flint M'iMiter ~ Sub bon Der Siaiioll nub
irpeno eirem Der 9lGbe. St5nneir etlite oaoon
inner Ieidtten, acknowledgements perfaulell.
9Denfafs 10 slder 9robe S1rm nit ieincr sSdi'
%ferffoute, ~iingeidbr sipei Wieilen bon ~oerielben
Giatipn ber elettriiben yabri. nit Saus mo
aBheren DISQUALIFICATION, 5i $1,000.
Sepern &ealtp Company,
Ut. iii, Torb. Is bnrles. strahe.
(W1r324,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
$4,000. gu perfamfen: $95O.OO.

Sene neiien, nopernen 5tpeiuod,9en Sdufer
on Der Noro+SaresS trabe, 8piiden 5airmuunts
RloeniIe uno GabettesS fraBe, init allen nooert
men @inrihtnnaet cemeniirte aeler. Sot ino
1rottoirs. @nailirie 8aoeipanien mo 8iidPn'
ptuegiitte, Warmortreppen iuIo stSeIimIe, funi.
tdre Grainaae. Sirabei init ibitrifi5iriei 3iegcI'
Iteiien ,9eptIafteri. Sic minten aefebeli iperoeil.
um fte fdbdbeiI 81 i6nneu.
gebr leibte BeSii1unaen. 3ur Snipeftipr tdg,
lid unb SonnfaDs oileu. Iaenien an YIuse.
GrumoIniet1e $4,000 = fedsunobreibia Dollars
pro Sabr.
Matter g. Reftttai,
tWtdt1S3 VduInternebHer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Waaaalcr, Der YanmeiIter,
GOO ylod, Wors.paiepous .suemae.

$500 iauien zines Der beitcn 5peit06tgen
6dmitr in SftsNaIiinore. oaS man fit oaS 1eIo
erbaIten fam. 9erroiieus5 ronten, eenentirte
eeitenipeee. S6fe nno aeuer uno eile 10 SUB
@ranoIiib' guep i'm Sirterernnoe; rlooerne Sa'
%be5iinuter. Nb5ueSianaI. gnf6Iub; Sruno8ins
nur $40 pro Sabr. ghreau 4r. 1857, Noun.
Mleut. Strabe. U4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Gtabfirt 1925.
GomIolioate0 Qoan 60.
1 Wpro-W aN= SfraSe.

Sin arotes ,gioriipent periaucner 9taman'
fout. mob inter balbem aoItenpreis. 9Sir geben
nab ipie Dor libernle SdrlebeIt uuf nue sSertb'
eegenitinoe. SeiteHHGingarg sum YrioatsUl
ron.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
(Siuc Icltcuc Wclcacubcit.

Sin ioIio a%ebolites. serdnmiees 9anobaus,
neblt SidH, 6iibnerbauS, i60nen NGplnell II.
(. 10. biuiG SIT inllien. 2teat an eleiiriiher
@abn, in outer gidhbdrihnlt ino 1doner 4e5
eerb. Mmb iuiprt ~pcrinuit lucroeu. Frets
$2300. @ei 8. Saorubupp, iii TprbaGharles'
Strabe. (Sep5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
3n %perfanfen.
Sernanlt Vabcn huup,

@enerdi,g gent fir @rnnhei9eutbum in Ma
rbluno, 8orosGaroIina. Sir9inicn mo Selnlpd
re. e~mpiiebIt ib aih 6lr NeforalI1a bon Gel
bern uuf Sbpoibefen. S%eriiberina geaeii i5elierSs
asfnbr, iolpie Shiiifarien bon mo nan Snropa.
ftfiee: 3 bis 3 iibr, III Hore CHARITIES trahe.
Speti ,f2Wfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Waftimprc Warftbcrid,!e.

W0ItIm q. ,SllIi 19ON.
VI l.-3nfubr 1856 SGiicr, ein.
idlieBlid 81 SGlier 5il Occult Eoint
lm0 $50 G1iicr Al Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

VI O00cn. 3nTllbr WlldcI;
ans ocn Glepatorcn 5llriidge5ogcn -
@uld)cl; Glcpotorcn : Torrutb 2461
@uid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

$3.50 - Sir zines iencr bra 6tpcuen Sdlt.
fer ilube YdiierfonsTari. Gr, 90, %, 2s etc,
8ioro' Sare. z trabe. eemeniirte 1rotioire, Stls
ler nno Sof; eniaiuirie Yabetuunne uno SIN.
dbendmselik etc. $50 Vaar mo $4.05 pro $50.
DIE fanien eines iener mooernefl Sdufer. pe.
Ii6tiat fe ino iibei ieugt Sud. Sebr Ieihte
Beoinannaen. Gowaro Z. eterd, an Crit NM
etene. tSuni17.1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
gcrlanot i'm Masemeinen.

TsntineS Nrbeits.sl III due iinn9s.ghrean.
Inter Der sluiii6t Der y9eitiben @eiell6att-.
Iieientgen, Die bentihe Sanoiuerier, arbelfer
len, f6 peribnIi6 ober in jranfirten Hrtetsrl al
ben stgsnten Der Seielfbnlt Sobann .. v,cner'
8intuter II, sr. 2t5-2i7, Sparhano.S trafe,
%loenoen, nel6er uneniaeltii6 guslunli eribetleii
piro. eprehitunoen bon 1 bis o ubr.
GaH271O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

Hnf, ,pefdIe 8cio gebraudben, prsbeu bier
NOR. Nnleibel nnt Snllre, Wibbel uno 8rulos
etaentbul. Sm Nertralen. seine 9oan Otfices
Mieibooen. ..saltimpre Snuetment Co.," yr.
100, Hpro. faea.S trabe. (27S-)
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gnftiuns : InScisc.

GcgnlGrcr Sertanf
murgcn, Samitag, %. Gull,
1890 @Ormittngs,
in mcinem 2%agcrbans
81 Wuro-2 ibcrtp. Strafc
(WieSane Elncc).
SpeiSaf.
5iir beausmsn Sertani an meinsm saseH se'
brudlt.
Sdmmtliobe Gfieften einer 9Spbnung, oeren
Siacnibiimer mad, europa 6lebt. ceiunoers perl
ben g%cIlaIut: Seine Sidet Sblaiitubes @inrids
no, feline 8ambmsslibliotbef slJiDbel, ictnc elm
gelegte FarlorsGinri6ilng. feine5 nuuutereo"
vldlr mo liinid ilber8ogenes Davenport, Ntros
che Niuple Sbldi6tInlier : Siiiridtlng nit lei
ilcm lieiiineheit lno Netiserp, feline e;naeleGte
FGrlors Slnrlhtita. feline &ibliotbet WiUbeI, aes
boaercS 0ul6. ieiner Sdllenipicgel. 9iheurnbs
men: feline 9iden Speife8inmer lDi0hel, Mdtten,
9iben Sb1ufelliiible. 9ipbritts Stiible lnh Sdlua
felltiible, feline Dtorrisitiible, bugs, Spie0cl,
Ritoer, @benbul5 uno Side EiGIiuibeI liithe,
Yor5elluIlpuure gricsas9rac etc, etc; uubers
hem bon Snbrii1uten uno uugemeineu 9unlia.
n%ntorcI, grobe Y1riic bon ISnuren aler SurI
ten.
Sm Grogcidluf -
Sur SefrieoiguuH pou Wpbiliara Snputbctcu:
3ebn SSuaenlnolligcl nllGeniciner 0ais6altas
GifefteIt etc.
@ertuuf pudtiu.
I. y. GBbura,
t2OG) sltiiunntor.
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Mnleibcn amf WGbcl nnb anSerc
Sidcrbeitcn.

fir 6 VroSent, eennu mad benz neucn 8efebe.
San8 prinatin. Hidbter, Hr. 2t0, Cft.xeging.
tun.Strase, ,,9aniant Nuiloing".
On Der Office miro Ssatih gsiprodbem.
(Suut1G-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Och sn perlciBcn.
1891. @eiteitcs tftabnHememt. 1891.
MarglanS Gbnttcl Gonn NIpciatium,
Nlbert Slume, iun., @efbdfisfiDrer.
min RI ~ fhuu

aegcniiber Dem Seri6t5leb1uoe.
Simmer 229, 23i nm 233 q. Studuer{}.
shoufttsdr SaHette. uus ct. Yaul.Str.
Sarleben bon $40 bis $500 aui W}Dbei, Bids
nos etc, obne SntfernuHp oerielben. 8eieelihe
Hate1. (deiite Wu6erei.)
Wo. 9fone. 9onrtiano 785. 6. & y. gbone,
Ct. RnII 1850. Grove. tS,1&S)
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
FRUITGR0WERS PLANNING
FOR IMPORTANT MEETING

There will be Q meeting at the
Court House in Grants Pass on Sstur.
day, March IA at 80 p. m. sharp. of
the members of the Grants Pass Fruit
Growers Association and of all others
interested in the development of the
fruit industry in Josephine county.
To bring about a more stringent en-
forcement of the fruit pest laws will
be one Of the principal topics con-
sidersd. The threatened invasion of
the pear blight 10 menace that
must be met promptly and vigorously
or the most profitable part of the fruit
industry in Rogue River Valley will
be ruined within not to exceed two
years. And that the neglected fruit
trees in Grants Pass and the abandon.
ed orchards in the county should no
longer be breeding place for count
less myriads of pests to overrun the
well kept orchards and to make addi-
tional expense to the fruit growers is
another matter that will be con-
sidared.
Tho proposition will be submitted to
the Association of discontinuing
printed fruit boxes and an order
placed for Autographed box labels also
for pear box mats and printed fruit
wrappers. The easy going, slipshod.
six -bits-s. box method of packing and
selling fruit in Josephine county is to
come to an end. but If the growers
are to get fancy prices for their fruit
they must put up an honest pack and
. fancy pack. The offer is made the
Association Of such arsenate Of lead ~
tho members may need at q special
low rate and this will be acted upon.
as will also the making up Of ar
order. that will be conditional and for
later delivery, for fruit paper at 8
special price on car load. The
prospects Of q record crop Of fruit fol
this season is certain to make a big
demand for fruit paper.
During the afternoon general dis
cussion will be had Of the varioul
topics that interest fruit growers
A question box will be on the tabl'
aud those desiring information Of
special points should write out theil
queries and place them in the box
During the meeting the box will b.
opened and the questions read and an
swers called for from those present
Now all who want TO perfect them
selves in the art of growing high
priced fruit should attend this meet
ing and be present on time for tn
afternoon Will be all too short.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
DIED.

CAULFIELD-In Grants Pass, Ore.
Monday, March 3, 1908, Robert
Caul6eld. aged so years, of senililty.
wINCH-In Grants Pass. Oregon.
Saturday, February 80, 1908, Mrs.
Elizabeth Winch, aged 81 years.
Although her death was not alto.
gether unexpected, owing to the mis-
hap Of few days previous. when she
fell and injured herself quite ser
iously, yet her demise was keenly
felt by all who had been fortunate
enough to know Mrs. Winch. per-
sonally.
She will be particularly missed in
Bethany Presby terian church, where
she took much interest in everything
that pertained to the good work be-
ing carried on and her lovely Chris
tian character drew people irresistibly
to her.
Since 1889 she has been making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Fl.
Z. Kinney and family, whefe hei
presence was every benediction and
where she will be sorely missed, ant
in whose loss the entire community
extends siucerest sympathy.
Sunday afternoon impressive funera
services we're held at the Kinney resi-
dence, Rev. W. G. Smith officiating
at the same. Many were the flora
tokens and other manifestations O.
respect shown by loving hearts il
honor Of the departed.
Complying with her request, Mr.
Kinney departed with the remains
Sunday evening, for the old home
back at East 81. Johnsburg, Vermont
where they will be entered by th'
side of her husband.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
Cranler Bros.
Chicken supplies Poultry Netting

~ Notice is hereby given that bids to
furnish School District No. Of Jose.
phine County. Ore, with 1875 cords Of
twofoot woed, half .fir and half OAK,
to be delivered to the several school
houses In Grants Pass on ..or before
September 1, 1908 in whatever
quantities and proportions as shall
be determined upon by the board Of
education Of said district, will BE- re-
ceived by said board on or before the
18th day Of March. 1908 at the office
OF the clerk; said board Of educa.
tion at that time receiving she right
to reject any and all bids therefore.
Board Of Education Of School District
No. z.
EDWARD 8. VAN DYKE,
Clerk.
Dated at Grants Pass Oregon,
March 4. 1908. S-6 2t
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
Colonist Ratos.

Az has been the custom for several
years past the Railroads leading to
the coast have agreed on q colonist
rate. . little higher thar in years
past. but still very attractive ra to,
and 1t ought to have the effect OF
bringing . large number Of immi-
grants to Oregon this spring. The
rate is effective from March 1st to
April 90th and is substantially a. fol-
lows: from Chicago $SS; from Mis-
souri river common points, Council
Bluffs to Kansas City inclusive, st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Denver, etc., $50;
St. Louis, $s6. so. Usual stopover
privileges will be given on these
tickets. 1-24 II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
A Brief Record of
Local Events.

March IA. Saturday-Fruit growers
meeting under auspices of Grants
Pass Fruit Growers Association at
the Court House, at l 80 p. M.
sharp.
March 81. Saturday--Meet eeting of
Southern Oregon Aneors Breeders
Association at City Hall, Grants
Pass, / 80 p m. sharp.
Winter seems to be sitting in the
lap of Spring pretty nicely these
days" said one citizen. as he beheld
the snow flakes flying arouud
This week Capt. G.. P, Atchiso n.
the affable custodian of the CONNER
cial Club mineral exhibit had the
misfortune to badly sprain one Of his
ankles, making it pretty hard for him
to be about.
Arthur Conklin has decided to offer
five choice building lots to the first
five persons who will erect on said
lots this spring, residences worth not
less than $500 each. This is certainly
most commendsble thing TO do.
Van Meade, who is now assisting
in publishing the Copper Outlook.
at Kenuett, CAL, writes friends here
that he is taking in the surrounding
county on foot and that one day he
"hoofed it, not less than 20 miles.
he reports things lively down tlIAt
way.
Rev. W. W. MacHenry. chairman
Of the county campaign committee Of
the Anti Saloon League, returned
Saturday from an up.county tour, and
after filing his Sunday engagements
with his church starts out on the cam
paign again this week, holding .
rally at Jacksonville tonight. Rev.
Mr.. MacHenry says the strength of
the anti-saloon movement in the rural
precincts OF the county is surprise
even to its friends, and everywhere
organization is being carried on to
make jackson county dry" In June.
-Ashland Tidings.
In speaking of the visit of the
Grants Pass councilmen. the Eugene
Register has this to say: "The del esa-
tion of four prominent citizens headed
by J. I. Tufts, which was in Eugene
a day or two, came here to quietly
inspect our street paving. ourbing.
cutters. etc. They did not divulRe
the object of their visit except to the
city surveyor and piled him with all
kinds of questions as to materials.
construction. cost. cutters and every
detail. They say they expect to pave
their streets aud they are out quietly
making observations.
This morning the old Croxton resi-.
dence, three miles west Of the city
was burned to the ground. It il
owned by Messrs. Herman and
Flynn, who recently purchased the
same and who we're making extensive
improvements on the place. Each
day they 60 out to the place and just
as they we're driving into the gate,
this morning, they heard Mrs At
wood, wife of Chas. Atwood, who
rents the place, crying fire and in q
very short time the place twas all. in
flames and was practically a total
loss, with some insurance. Although
but worth only $4,000, yet it will
damage the appearance Of the place
quite little. There was $1,000 in-
sursnce on the place. Mr.. Herman II
assisting with removing the house
hold goods, sustained rather bad GU
on his fnrahaad
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
SOME BARGAIN POINTERS
News Notes From the Business
Men to Rend ders.

Dr. Flanagan.
Physician and Dentist
Go to Corun for Plumbing.
a NJ. Clemens Prescription Druggist.
splendid. line OF Royal Charter Oak
Ranges at Coron't
Otto ]. Knips Of Grants Pass, So
cislist candidate for nominee for con-
stable, Grants Pass precinct. IA At
Special Sales of Millinery at Greatly
Reduced Prices-50 per cent discount,
by Mrs. Waughtal. during the month
of January. i-1o tt
List Your Timber Lands With
Herzinger s. Mitchell. 1920 tt
See Lowell's "Anchor" ad today.
3-6 tt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06

st. Patrick day social and sale at
Bethany Church parlors, March II,
given by Bethany Band. All Irish
admitted free, no charge for anybody
else. S.6 q
While there has been some flurries
of snow in this locality, 1t has been
nothing when compared with the
Hays Hill region, where they are
reported to have had about three feet
Of the white mantle, this week.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
BORN.

PITTMAN-At Woovdille, Ore, Tues
day, March 8, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pittman, Q son.
PREDDY-At Merlin, Saturday, Fob
rusry 30. 1908. to Mr.. and Mrs. s.
L. Freddy, a daughter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The city of Grants Pass and gensral
public and all strangers in the
vicinity and city are most cordially
invited to the services at the Chris
tian Church Sunday, March Sth. The
subject of the sermon at II a. IN. is
"The Art Of Getting Along" or
How to Prevent Religious Di-
vorces Every Church member
should hear this. The evening sermon
is "The Ideal Young Lady," or "The
Future Wife" On last Sunday even.
ing a goodly number of young men
heard the sermon on "The Ideal
Young Man" These young men will
farnish their opinions of the Young
Lady" and these will form some basis
of the address.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
BAPTIST CHURCH

The pastor will return from Talent
in time for Sunday appointments.
Morning service at 10 80. Subject
Of sermon "rhe Making Of Char
acter " Bible School at IL AS.
Junior Young People have reorganized
and meet at 8 p. m. Senior Young
People at 6 80 The ordinance of
baptism will be administer ed at
7 80 and the sermon will be "What
is Eternal Life2" A cordial invita-.
tion is extended.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-03-06
M. e. CHURCH SOUTH.

Last Sunday our presiding Elder,
Rev. G. L. McCau,land of Corvallis,
was with as and preached two splen.
did sermons. One more was received
into the church at the morning ser
vice. Next Sunday the Pastor, @. H.
Cleaves will preach at both services
A cordial invitation is extended to all
TO be present.