Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-14
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Will oe pleaSed 10 learn that he has
been reinstated by the S. P. c. and is
now working out of Roseburg.
Ask for votes and use them.
The Sunday evening services in
the various city churches now COM
mence at 5 o'clock instead of 1880
as customary during the winter.
A chorus of forty voices and the
most popular soloists of Grants Pass
will be heard in the cantata Joseph"
May II.
The Grants Pass dog ordinance has
had its effect in thinning out the
crop of CANNES and the storekeepers
here express themselves as being
much pleased with the results. Dogs
had become a great nuisance.
Don't fail to near the cantata,
Joseph" Monday, May II, Tickets
90 and S5 cents.
The new carriages at the Jordan
Bros. livery barn, opposite the Jose
phine, have been on the go the past
week, which goes to show that the
travelling public appreciate the new
equipment and fast horses.
Hello! Is that Main 4-11-44?"
Yes, whom do you want?" 81 want
to see 'Tommy's Wife," well go
to the Opera house, Friday, May 81"
Day & Fitzgerald have made a
contract with Henry Booth for the
erection of his fine, new, $4,000
home at Roseburg, work on which
will commence about the first of
next month as soon as the founda-
tion is completed.
Physicians and surgeons recon-
mend FLASH" the antiseptic hand
cleaner.
The new concrete building to be
occupied by C. p. Bishop & Co., the
new clothing firm of Grants Pass, is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t
is to have one of the most modern
and up-to-date city fronts of any
clothing store in Oregon. 5-14-1t
In Bishops Ready-Tailored Cloth
ing there will be an exclusiveness
of design in the fabric, and an ele-
giant distinctiveness in make up and
appearance. 5-14-1t
Fred Roper was in Medford Sun
day taking in the ball game and at
tending meeting of the Rogue
River Valley base ball league mag
mates, at which meeting they arrang-
ed regular schedule Of games to be-
gin next Sunday. The Central Point
and Jacksonville teams cross bats on
the grounds Of the latter, while Med
ford and Grants Pass open the series
on the local A. A. c. grounds.
Why wait for warm weather be,
fore buying summer shirt waists
Come now and get your pick at oul
May Sale. Mrs. E. Rehkopf. 5-14-2t
Emil Gentner, of Murphy, on Sat
urday received from Oakland, Cal.
> an imported French coach stallion
at price which runs into four fig
ures. This stallion was imported
from France in 1906 by the Ohio
Horse Importing company ant
| brought to this coast the same year
s. He is a beautiful dapple seal brown
stand II hands high and weigh
1900 pounds, a great trotter and fas
walker, is a handsome specimen o
horse flesh, and will make a varu
9 able addition to the Josephine coun
Z ty blooded stock.
Klamath Falls is to have a rea
railroad, and Railroad Day. will b
r celebrated Monday, June T., Promin
ent men from many sections will b
present. There are lots OF othe
, communities in Oregon that woul
d be delighted TO hold similar celC
e brations, In this connection, tn
+ Lakeview board of trade Is worlSin
= with klamath Falls toward the cor
struction Of roads which will Civ
Lakeview its share of benefit froI
the new railroad,
G The Masons of California to tn
t number OF 100 members and theI
j. families are now on what Is calle
|, the Journey Of the Silver Trow,
s into Mexico."' They are travelin
j. by special train over the Souther
e Pacific, Mexican Central and SAINT
G Fe railroads from Los Angeles to tn
n City Of Mexico and return, the trI
F. consuming one month. Henry Wa
o ter, formerly Of Grants Pass, b,
t, for the past two years in the con
o mlssary department OF the Souther
II Pacific, is In charge Of the diner Z,
y the trip.
o COMING EVENTS.