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An Independent Paper, Devoted Especially to the Interests o- Southern Oregon
TWELFTH YEAR
GRANT S PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 7 1897
Belief ft r Drinkinjc Men.
WEAR RESISTERS!
We, the un«ier>iuned reRidents •( the
town of Willows, Glenn eountv, State of
California, »i<« hereb certify that wr
have uaiuhvd uaretullv the results of
the treat meat a9gi\«-n by II R C odbv I-
ley, and known a»> the Coiinellev Liquor
Cur«, andean properly, »he«rfullv and
do recommend the said curs ami its
remedies to any «•»«• nvedin^ tnatinsnt
(or tho lnjuur habit
Seth Milligan. Supt rior
J. M. Milsap, County Treasurer.
L K. Stewart, Anaessor.
John II. (¡raves. County Recorder.
W. A. S horn. Editor of “Jnuriial.“
J. A. Patton, merchant.
A A. Nortlvke. Insurance Agent.
Mrs. M M Calder, 1‘ostinistress
(ieo. I> Dudley. District Attorney.
J. E. l’utnan, druggist.
H B. Burton. Bank of Willows.
A. Houtiheimei, merchant.
F G. Craw ford. Prop Crawford House
Sol Davidson, merchant.
J. P. Kltnmar, hardware merchant.
William Weiss, cigar lautory.
H. Baker, Sheriff.
R. Wi ks, Railway Agent
I-,. Kelly, Lawj
11
S. Eller man, litv Clerk.
K, Spevt, real estate dealer.
Frank Mc.\<>it<m, Lawyer.
F X. Tremblay, Physician.
C. Baylor, Phypician.
A Hulxler, wholes.la liquor dealer.
Robert William- Bozeman, Montana,
The undersigned h sd I vihs of Chico
Butte Co., Cai., do hereby certify that
they have noted the result s of the ireat-
ment given bv Mr. II. K < onnelley for
the cure of the liquor habit and can
cbeeifully recommend it to any one
needing Mich treatment.
J. Ellis Kodley. M. D.
N. Johnson, merchant.
.Io D Sproul, Attorney-at-law.
W Lee, I >r uggist.
8. 11 Wilson, Sheriff.
C. L. Stilton, lily Att»»rney.
C. N Johnson, Prop. Johnson House.
J. H. Saw tel, merchant.
J. G. Lewis, Postmaster.
Ben Hastings, Druggist.
(> L Clark, Chico.
The undersigned reaid *ritg of Oroville,
Butte county, Cal., do hereby certify
that they have noted the result« of treat
ment given bv II R Connelley f«i the
cure of the liquor habit and can cheer
fully recoinmeiid it toaii)ono needing
such treatment.
J C Gray, Judge of tlm Superior Court
R. DeLanve, County 1 treasurer.
Ed Harkness, ( ounty Clerk.
E B War»!, County Auditor.
J C Osgood, Tax Collector.
S S Boynton, Postmaster.
E W Fogg, < xelner Bank of R S A Co
H T Batchelder,Prim ipal High School.
Warren Sexton, District Attorney.
For Ladies and Gentlemen;
WEAR RESISTERS !
For Girls and Boys.
Sold only at the
Honest Goods: Moderate Prices.
RedStar Store
J. W. Howard
Wants Your Trade
And will make it an object for you to deal with
him. ( ome in and sec his new line of
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REFERENCES.
I
WOLFF & ZWICKER
B« ard of Sup»Tvis«»rs of oienn county
H C Hulett, Willows; Frank .Miller,
Butte City N B Vat lerford ..................
P R Garnett, W illows; ¡»avid Markham,
Orland
ADDRESS: ( onnelley Liquor Cure
Co., (1 ncorporat»*»!) Chico, ’ al.
FIRST NATIONAL
IRON WORKS
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[INCORP< »RATED]
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Oregon
ortland
MAN'UFACTUl ERS OF
Hydraulic Pipe
And All Kinds of Macninoïy
for Mining- Purposes.
Capital Stock,
$50,000
Receive deposits subject to check or on
•ertiticate payable on demand.
Sells sight drafts on >ew York, San Fran
•isc«>, and Portland.
Telegraphic transfers sold < jd all points in
he United States.
Special Attention given *.0 Colle» tions nn»;
¿ener al business of our cusUimers.
Collei’tions made throughout Southerr
'rev'I'l.' «. HII H.veH.-i:'li€ p.ir.ns.
J. 1). FRY , I're-i'lent.
J. 1 .1 I 1 S, Vice 1'resiilent
R i “
L (
III,IMI Ma'.
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BÄIBGE WORK BOLTS RODS [RON SHUT 1 1
WINDOW GUARDS. )OORS. AND
•TJ.I I
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Jr. ju
Cast-Iron Structure Woi
- CONSISTING OF —
ilTLE, PEAR. PEACH. PLUM
PRUNE, CHERRY, APRI
COT, NECTARINE AL
ESTIMATE*. FU & X l»H»
MOND. CHESTNUT.
CORRHSFONDENC? SOLICITED
IwBUI. I
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jRADK ami O rnamental T reks
— Ainu —
Groceries!
StriFbern Plan's. Blacucrri PlaHi ui
trän»
» Irst-classgotK’e. kep in Mock android at
the Invest price- qi'ilitv con-idered.
T
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GttoWN ON —
— i
neo Hill Land.
I
d -1 1 uiicy Groceries !
hardwar :. tinware .
TABLEARE
—
OUR NURSERY
e’
WITHOUT IRRIGATION.
rsr We <l«> nut handle, cultivate oi
attempt to propagat»* an) varfetur« or
<in«la </i fruit, until Mati-fiod th J they
•re will adapted to the Moil an i ■ iirnate
peen liar to Southern Or gun
Write for
’.srins to
H CARSON A SON
( jr
,.l -.vanaiiteil a-Aireiented
rs P a - s . Oaroux
Fann 1‘reduae take*
SKXLs
HAY
FOR SALE I. Y ALI. DRUGGISTS
.11-'AIN
and
A_ r
I . S. ( \-1! Siili
being in th»' middle, and s nt to the
queen. —London (Graphic.
Aaliite Your Wife.
Men do not take off their hats to each
other. They nod. Many marriu»! wou»«»u
L*upublished Callioun I.«-tt« tn .
.civility
com pin»
r K
A kinsman of John C. Calhoun, whe it’
ug to tret« ’I 1U with th»»
has recently visited the old h< must» ad
t h«*v
to their
in South Carolina, says I m * f< uml til
inenibt r
nearly 8,000 unpubh-hed letters
inpt thi’iu
die» n<4
'V
South Carolina stat» sman. H<
«¡r
»» I»
b«!
a.utlinK
one written to Mrs. CleniBon, I
Vii
w
v.
ter, March 7, 1848, she bring
♦I u
ght
•use <»f a
at U h * time in which <
in the young wife,
“I hold th» duties i f li
■ 'i s in it, n r< ¡is»in fur fancying that
than life its« If, and in «
Khalid has »« a>u»i to oar»i for h» r
manfully’ and agnnis
z,< < 'gards h»T as a bt longing to
not lost, but will I»»
1
of th»» » ivilitH h «>f life ar»'
in after time. Ind<
A^Hy^ry b»‘«’aus»' she is his. In the
very much hr a
A'ay a wife should foster all those
and that to lr
/
littl»- ways of making him fe«d
principle the ’
J/V m »1 ih «till h« r Prince (’harming,
mor»* than i
is nii oftun ki’pt alivu by these out-
that great1
1 »ibsi'i vane« h that ar»- th»' harhin
my faith
. r- < f r< .'inemunt that it hi hoov» s all to
ter, th»»
ruction tinm—Philadelphia J«e<lger.
presei
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tain
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fol.
a« nmb« r, slieud it,
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fTrr. i* as a m ih ;
’’i
pour«
» m l it ovi r it uml p irtook
* crd. At almost Hi«' flight» st
h they
of D ihmg * Iw » I»’« pt a cuj» of strong
j. ik tiat« 1
1
f a d< g <»1 U« cloth
ing < r flok < t a p rsou t»”iG n.g the
ing fiuni th»* tabi«-wa• tocall for a fr»'sh
poicupiiiv ml «tick U htc , r»»n*it.g au ay
supply of cigars. ILs «»ol«irud a» rvaut
fr m tn» ai mtd withouts r pull 1 ■
Bill I>rtmgilt him two dozen
Aft» r
require»!, ’lb«- facility m ».uiuiiing h<
liffbt 1 ng one of thei • •
s pocJ
■ . ■ r
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tu.uk that th» Bpin« - .
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al th' i 1 Tht » ui» r end f tba -1
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small barf . Tht
Ifltetf *
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k> • p w< 11.. tg f.r. Jht r 1 . with ■ ■ ■ i y
UH dt Of t!n- m
.’ it if
not u |d« ;».--’it thing t l ■ «tu k fc.l < f
them.-—Poitlund Or»gon 1;
If I m Fatal > r«nr.
Scone—The bar parlor < f the Prine*'
Georg»*, Brighton. Pip» and b»» r all
around. An old salt saying
“I’ve got n riddle to a-k you chaps.
If a'erring and a '«If «■• *-t tfar» « f ir
things, ’ow mony coul<i y »u buy for six
pence?“
Profound silence und much puffing of
plpua. Pr»sently a voice from th«* »or
n»’r:
“I say, Bill, dui y»>u Ray '«rnngs
"Yes, I saui 'erring«.’’
“Drat it, I’ve Is < n a-n-ckonin cf
niucktr» 1 all this ’ere tin.» ’’—Lond»ju
Black and Whit» .
II« n«-ath Him.
“I didn’t tiotici- them at all I don't
cam what tin y do. ”
"NoF'
“Na Th< y ar« ta ne nth n» "
“Yea?”
"Yea. If their flut Was
I
course it would be diffemu*.
There Was reaaon in «11 Ui
«ven i xclniling an apur'm
In troït Tribun«.
J. M CHILES.
Flour ar Feed
Frozen Muttou.
Apple Hutter lake (.rauUm.ither'a
The reason why Argentine mutton
Tin first tbit g to do is to ma-ure aoiua
generally is of inferior price to that of gis' I, ,w . t cid< r iapple cider) aud bull
New Zealand has a thrveft M » xplatm it half away. This should be done the
tion. Iu the first place.
New Zealand lav
*....................
lay I i 1. i you expts t to begin with the
possesses UMtuy
1
a muttun produc ing ! ..
a—ijvr *r»
_* r - 1 use a porcelain lined kettle
breed superior
to «Lu»
that m.......
grown 4..
ill 4k...
the ' that
holds five gallons. Boil it half
Flute.
hi the second, the New Zea away and l«t it remain iu the kettle
lander feeds bis st." k during the winter ivernight on the buck of the stove. The
time with < xtra forage, while in tlie ady antage < f this is it is v arm and w ill
I Argentine the sheep are
*
**•' allowed to
i„.glu 1 cooking earlier. As seen as poasi-
I graze upon the «ame bare i" . pampas
,
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during
file the next morning I begiu and pre-
I the dead taiuou. The r.sult uf this le ! »are the iq pl< s as f> r san and put in
that the New Z alander produces an 1 ti the cider al) it will hold. Fi?l the pot
even, well grown carcass, while there full to the top. and as it cooks soft keep
is sent home from the Plate one U] h > ii jutting iu more apples to keep the ket
w hich a hasty tovering of fat has been tle full until it is quite thick mid let
put during the spring months cf the 3tx>k slowly and stir very often, as it
year. The difference between the two will burn very readily if it is over too
carcasses will readily be noted by any hot a tire. It Deeds to lie c«. ked a long
oue who pays a visit to the cattle mar-' time. I never finish mine iu one day;
Iter. Thirdly, the freezer in New Zea
■imply move it back on the stove where
land freezes the mutton on account of .
It w ill not cook, but keep w arm over
the breeder, and in the Argentine the
night. When it is done, it will is1 cooked
freezer buys from the breeder. The dis uwav considerably and thick and dark
advantage of the latter system, so long
■ like a jam or inamiulade. Iki not swn t-
as the breeder has uo knowledge of lh< , en until nearly done, as it bums more
t < quirements of the market, is appar
pni’kly, and by cooking away as it does
ent The New Zealand breeder Selects It might I«' too sweet. Use white sugar
his wethers with care, rejecting any
aud »weeten to t mte. I use no spices, as I
which will give an inferior weight or "iisider they «poll tie- tlavorof thecider
which is insufficiently fattened fur the and appli s If they ar« ust d, they should
butcher.
He remits them in small I I'« of tlie very 1« st and carefully added.
droves to the freezing establishments Tins recijie keej s perfectly without be
and takes every care thut they shall ar ing put up airtight. I put it in stone
rive in perfect order. The Argentine I jars und tie a cloth over it merely to
breeder, o:i tho other hand, makes a ket p out dust.—Practical Farmer.
contract with the representative of the
freeztr to sell n giveu number, aud the
An Old !><»g.
latter binds himself to remove them
It is interesting to study the eccen-
within a certain date. — New York tricities of animals. Their freaks und
Lt'dger.
fancies seem to make them almost hu-
man. A dear old collie who has been
The Mother of Seven Soldiers.
When Colon» 1 Knox »if the Duke of indulged in all sorts of ridiculous whims
Cornwall * light infantry acquainted I has recently taken upm himself to re
the »jueen with the fact that Mrs. Ke- sent the habit of his master and mis
veth < f Garrow, St. Bernard, Cornwall, tn ss in sitting up late. When the dog
was the mother of m v» n s« i s, all in the considers that it is bedtime, he becomes
arn.y, her majesty caus» »l th»1 following restless and wanders about the room,
letter to be written to Colonel Knox: lot king ruefully at the offenders as much
“Her majesty considers that the fact of as to say, “Aren't you ever going to
seven sons of one family serving in the tak* your departure up stairs?’* When
army, all with exemplary characters, he becomes convinced that Ins mute ap
reflects infinitecredit on themselves am peals are unheeded, ho walks slowly to
on the parents who have brought them his accustomed corner and with a deep
up. The queen d» sires that you will grunt of dissatisfaction settles him*»« If
congratulate Mrs. Kevetb, give h» r tin ostensibly for the night. The funniest
£10 and framed print of her majesty, part of this performance i« that he never
which 1 send herewith, and ti ll her how spends the night in that corner, but the
glad the qu< « n is to think of this tine moment the lights are out and ho feels
example of good and honorable service sure of not being driven down stairs
to their BWreign ami country from the where he belongs he takes up his quar
sons of a single Cornish family. Her ters at the top of the stairs leading to
majesty has k< pt the plmtogrnph of his master's bedroom. This same dog
Mrs. Keveth which you s. nt me and has as keen an appreciation of good c.»ku
would be glad to hav»* one » f the seven as any human epicure. The wag of his
brothers in a group, but if this cannot tail when pound cake is given to him
b<‘ obtained, of each separately." Th» ami the refusal of that tail to wag when
photographs have been framed tog« ther sponge cag» is off» red t« 11 the story us
in an oval frame, that of Mr- K v» th plainly as words.—Bro» klyn Eagle.
Iron I onndation«
A new way ( f ccTst:
f .undatr n f« r a tuli bui
triM with
in
1 a soli«! I
a bui
t Street,
n «li
itest'
Forms!
o oi ii< i:.
build rg«. which nnder'd u - rtf’- t
dlggi .g to any d< j,t h f r a !■
c st I«
1 Tfw rnly way < ut 't th» diffi' H y w
the m nking ' f a rat, «on in ti.
[th*, pl nt, up> ti thee nj.-nlt d t,p« Uli*
a hoi ow !' rm of «< m. nt *v t It. in
COURIFR OFFICE
Wanted An Idea 2
Fy nteto «
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I I I \ • t
Ko>al i’linteeumkliif,
PhruNeniaking two or three generation«
ago played an importaut part in French
politics. Diuis XIV hail a literary
prompter who used to prime him with
phroM's and plun for blui scenes such as
would excite the pisiple'« admiration.
" Your inajeHty w ill soon be going to
the races,” said this prompter one day.
“You will find a notary entering the
bets of two princes of the blood. When
you see him, sire, make the remark
'What is the use of thia man? Ought
thi re to be written contraete between
gentlemen? Their word uhould be
enough. ’ "
The acene came off—the prompter saw
to that—and the courtiers exclaimed:
■'What a happy thoughtl How kingly 1
That is his style. ”
Another aceuo, more likely to inipreaa
the populace, was planned by this
prompter. A sledging pleasure party
wa» arrungcil for the king. Just as it
was about to start several carts passed
by, carrying wish ! to the jioor of Faria
“These am luy sledges,” said Louis,
pointing to tlie loaded carta, aud he de
clined to join the party.
Talleyrand coined for Louis XVIII
the remark which bo was reported to
have used on the day he entered Paris:
"There is nothing cluing.si ; only a
Frenchman the mom in Paris.”
As a mutter of fact, the king did not
trouble himself to utter the phrase, but
Talleyrand inserted it in the journals of
the day that the people might flatter
themselves that their king hail forgot
the past, and consequently there w
be no change.
Perhaps the most striking phr
ten d by a modern king wiu< s'
King Humbert a few years
» k
tlie cholera was raging in ’
He
■
nf
had la'eu invited by the r
Genoa to a bunquet, w*
»
in these words :
“ Men are f< aating a ¡Genoa tuen a -
dying at Naples.
’
Naples.'
Youth's ('.ompnnii .
Worth a ore !»-.<.
Sir W» niyss R id tolls a «¿ »ry nulo
lent of a grim si . " linos?.. ’i «ri«* t. riwtii
of | .111 li V \o\ <x . laus.
worthy, long |
forgotten,
time who was a proto«,.
0 Itnguv
K<>
„
derhood in ‘Our Mutual hr.«
was known ns Cuckoo Jack, and he hveu
Upon the Tyne in a well patched old
boat, picking up any trifle that came
his way from a derelict to a corpse. One
»lav an elderly and most estimable
Quak» r of Newcastle, in stepping from
a riv< r steamboat to the quay, slipjied
and full into the stream. Cuckoo .Tack
was at hand with his boat and quickly
resum'd the luckless Friend and landed
him dripping on the quuy. The goo»l
man drew half a »Town from his pocket
fl’id solemnly handed it to bis preserver.
Jack ey« <l th»* coin for a moment with a
lin k luster gaze, spat upon it solemnly
‘f«r luck' and, having placed it safely
in hw pocket, sai»l in a matter of fact
tone t< the soaked (Quaker, “Mau, ah’d
hev go ten 5 shillin for talin ye to the
duudhv tse ’ “—J>>ndoii Telegraph.
The I.ion Seri*
Tiiu u»r..«.. 'i “li<n H’Tmoii,“ preached
in tin* Church of St. Kathuriue Oree,
LuudunhuH Htrcut, I ahk I oii , I imh been
|>rcHched annually in the Rumo church
for 251 y« arH. ItH origin in duo to one
Sir John Gayer, h burner Ioni mayor
of Idomlon, who, traveling in h wild
part of A niii far in advnnoe of I hh at-
tundantH, suddenly found himself alone
ami face to fa»’»» with u lion
pioua man, Sir .Tobn
and pruvod <
t i m
to
b
I t
*•• w • answered,
»aw the aui*\>;»(\
WHY
.r* ihg ium *v«un»j,1
in*
irn to London Htr
Joli
H »
frotn th«» intrrest
ha*md fnt
t....... . hu»-4!oed*
.««v ami a H«*rmon Is* preach-
.* 10 1« 11 future gunurationH how God
le ard I ih pray«-r and delivered him fr«*m
tlm mouth of th»i iiun.
lla*liM«>fi Mild T«»l*l Mann.
A writer in Goodwill sayn that Tom
Mann once hocus * »i the ch rgy of not
sympathizing with th«- p<s>r. A rubbish
op Benson, hearing of this, invited him
to Lambeth and tax« <1 him with it. Go
ing up to the b<Miksb»*lf h»* took down a
book and b» gan reading. “This, “Raid
th»' archbishop, “is w ritten by a clergy
man. What »io you think of it?’* “Oh,
that's all right,“ said Tom Mann.
“Who wrote it?“ “1 did,“ Raid the
archbishop, somewhat triumphantly,
presenting him with th»- book. The
btxik was “Christ ami Ilin Timos,“ and
th»- passage which the un hbishop read
was from the chapter on “.Suffering
Populations.’’ Tom Mann often made
us»' of th») book at <> lailst meetings.
t,
the knoll and is gan to walk ba« k aud
'forth slowly upon th»» cl»*nr«*»l portion of
th«- ridge.—General Horace Porter in
Century.
615 th
I
I
Juatlc 1. the Hough.
“We u.ed to call him the cac.ua edi
tion f Blackstone, ’’ .aid th« utajt ,
who hud lived In l'exaa long enough
muk< a fortune, aad tne bliod -ya
M
■ -jÿf >
goddess never hail a more pwolrar rec
»•’
v
regulative. The lav never bothered
him a bit, but he reverenced equity
?
He had a dignity all hi« own. but nev
allowed it to interfere with his love
a jeae.
« »w#As
“ 'How old are you?' asked one uf
lawyers of a venerable spiuster on
■tand.
“ 'I was born iu '45,' «he snapp
“ 'B. O. or A. D. F quickly ask
i'll F&vofi«« UFI Jíseíj.
Judue. And the mature maiden di'
aed
her brother IxTauae be would n < chai
er *1'
i . aum J b> dorangtoMnl
lenge the court.
“ 'Is this your first offense?' o oake 1
t • Liver, K Jnoy», and Stow..a.
of a couvieted horse thief.
I*
A’.y. ln tM K 'M and yo»
“On being assured tta !k a a u »
«Ili «ava ti ir.» and Doctor'« Filie
judge said, 'Then I will ,.!y giro ,
«v «t Ya i «a «.tir* bara''««, ar J p*r-
H9 years instead of 100. as 1 wc
a»v
•
i.oliva, «'•• I «••> •-n't
done had you beeu an ol n«f< ■■ 1« '
a
•
•
ha
.-a»
“A miller had bong? t»< '■»reel,
r
Ilv
pe
apples from a farnie* and t
>
tn« and tongue cato
ar<
«rtag
tion to recovot on « la n. .at
at
•»'
J SlM
rids were underam 0. i. .Ing
.. ties,
of thr.»' bushel- i t i., >al
.ura yo».
“‘How did v ' i . get ibe anvbtf
•••4
If y
have eater ar
hard te
the court c the fnrmer
t" • r-
'
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«al» or «leef
‘ ‘' Bou hl them ful f flour f» “ t the
, ■«, a J . < r '* *ONS LIVER
miller.'
• .r ■ ’ -<
•
« you aud bring
“W?
i n u ibeo-urtga\ ■ I' e fanner
pleaaant
«i««'
1
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•
a ver'-
id tai ! the <>at. ai.atn.t lira
at any ,.rr?
>u tael your «yetara
nV
Detroit kroe
«a. «' u ai . regulating without
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.-uio H«-*Lraur*««V
. h ’. l .»wti m w. ith* f F,*, preis» i F i • rt at < ,■
bv •> t«xnp< nr j • rnal ft r
M in •- Co., Philadelphia.
I
It
t< Ua effect that *'uieb»' y
Rho*'..
art a restaurant ir which ne
*
•' ni i eneu i be tus '
f
few to
*«e»v ’ any • queue*' »f Babea which ?b
vlously make
tigeR .« n < >ne can I
JBIRT o smith .
easily believe that tb world eoold he Î
the tatter, th h *>’ th ier. ; the happier, tf I A • 1 DRNKY AT-LAW.
this prop.-xa were w id «»I lj carried oq L
G b 4> t « P a »«. Onto«,
to I net anna to Pm iuM 1« «Il Stata «ad F«d«ral Court«
Men nave bee
lystem
wi
i.
aiandy
gr-A
w aah dow a »
Orriv« tn B.«c IcitMii«.
water, but they h**r • a. rays been e rry
for it »fff rward f’m *outaat -h* British
niQ«»’Uiu h m s.', d '»twrveu to drink
WILLARD CRAWFORD,
t<.« - >th i ■ a>' .«i.d
A
.«x*d tL'-jf
AITOR NEY AT LA W.
ì •
acre, if ful! of Praelieae In all Federal, State and Sa-
mi ir Rrem. Caiirta.
*
»r
uoh et ei if in Orris« at Ra.iuaaca Turn, S t . Noara.
i . th" w^y to
Notary Public.
n taureu.s v» h»*
CIM. HS
. sail ct , lobster,
veal and hau.
HENRY L. BgNSON.
mayonnaise mu uuoau.
rare ouly
to U» procured upon production uf a Attoiney-Mt' i<aw.
im'dioa! certificate of fitness to r»M»iv«
GRANT«
0B-
them.—London ( «raphia.
Orna» nT,i »naBank. Practica« in all
¿wU
Ü>*
Htiita
l>ea«i Man'« Claim.
Among tho rich niiu<« cf Leadville 1«
<,no called Head Man', L'lft'tn It seem*
a certain popular miner hsd di«d. 4“d
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
his friends, having daoidod to *'’• him
a good hcih I off, hired » ■»“ »or «itJ
act us sextln. It w— “> ‘>>° midst of
Otrii » ovta ma Haas
W inter, them was <*» »•*» of «now on
the ground “t"1 *b® gray» had to go six Grant’s
Or«g«a
foot below that.
The gravedigger sal
lied forth into the snow, depouitlng the
corpse for safe keeping in a drift, aud
for three buys liotht'W was heard from
i..u.. A delegation sent to r?nJ the fel
--- VIA
---
low dinoovored him digging uway with
all his might, but found also the in
tended gi live converted Into tho entrance
— of
—
of u sliuft. Striking the earth, it M-eius
Pacific O uimd & b .
h« had found pay rock worth |U<) a ton.
The delegation ut once staked out claims
£> rese Traimi Ix?svg For* hi imUf
adjoining his, and the deceased was for
gotten. latter in ♦ha
on, the snow
*•»
und and
having « '
tin.
«ii'»»* t I .ax’
. •• other part 11* K k . • '
. irwav
Mt tf
'■ •'
I
’’l'1 “ I. ‘r •?" »
^4.
I a be vs rains U'« al Fast V J
, I v/rvxwv-
’ i t ,vin7«jT>ur
•'*
AurMSF,
Oregon City
csjdm
b*<
’
J«h«r.«-
,, Cottage Gn>r«
Irya« ..ad «*
“* Tan,«at
,,
H»l««y,
Harrto-
Palmer ’
1 .ectio«
City,
Kngaaa.
*
tail
a. ' >«•<>,II, Drain, and ail •talion, troin
<1
f’tfuuiiewf, after havk M ^oeaburg to Afbland iucluiiv«.
..uc many thouvands of doJIarfl a
Ro««burg Mall Dally
year. Extravagant living ami disas
trous speculations did it.
, «t. ■ lv Portland
sr. I t-tor.w.
LV.
1 lir.M.
Many prominent btisinsMi uswovi- 11 tor m lv . Albany
LV.
including the Baltimore board « M r m ar. Hnaabarg
of trade, thw Vicksburg cotton ex
Salam Puwnger Dally.
chang*» and other like t*odies, are paint
ing resolutions strongly condemuing < «fi r m 1 1 v Portland xr I 10.14 1. a.
VT. 1 ’ on a. a.
tin* Hction of the senate committee on f l* r ■ î *r balani
the Cuban question.
essional Cards.
Doctor in Dental Surgery
EAST and SOUTH
Stianta
THB
Revit»
«hs
loutberi
The Southern Pacific west bound
train was l»e<l up in Tertis by masked
men a «lay or two ago, but the time
lock « hi the oaprusi rar safe saved the
treasure.
Time- Fur Theorising I’ m *.
Tlw A J pi Will im W»«I i « m | A U B) .
Bloobumper—Before you were mar
ried you had a tfieary that two oonld
The Alps, from a g» 'ological point ht
live a. cheaply u. am. What la your
view, are v» ry recent, < )nr Welsh hills,
opinion now on that auhjent?
tnough coinparativ» ly «»peaking insig
McBride—It la a condition, and not a
niticant, ar«'far m«.r» an» u nt. They ha»l
theory, u
confrouta me now. —
Is * ii mountains for ag»*s ami ages Is-for»'
Waterbury
the mat» rials which now comjiose th»
Rigi or th»- Pilatus w»?re <le]Mwitwl.
Ind»-« d, w»* may say that it is Iwcaus«-
Bird.' < .11«.
th« y ar* •>-» old that they have in « n HO
Them
am
many
birds of which th«
evetr ma«
much worn »1» »iwn. Th»> Alps them«» lve*
in A merioa ba*
are crumbling 4 ami b«'ing wash«»! away, male and female have th« same call,
•
omr
and if no fresl h < Icvation tak< s place the such ns th« rar. e. th« rcok, th« New
trouble. Wbei
men meat, th«
time w ill com»1 wh«*n they will Is, ho Z«alai«i parson bird and the gull, and
to
th«
highly
cultivutail
tiiusK
al
ear
a
«Testing
uaually !•
loftur than Sn»»wdon or H« lv» llyn.
Well bow are
ditfenuie
in
pitch
may
be
perceived
Th» y hav«* already uml» rg« une «'nor-
you t ’• That de
the ordinary ob
mouH d«*nudation, and it has ts •en show n winch would
velop«
health
talk
The man
that from the summit of Mont Blanc server With tie true songsters there la
who hu no atom
some 10,000 or 12,000 f«et of strata littl dHfcmii' ■ in th« vi. ai organs of
ach or bowal
has been already r»'mov*s|
D< nudation th« two «• i « h , although the mal«s of
trouble
la almoat a
b» gan ns rooii as th»» laml row ahov«1 the moat Bp««i«s sing la tti r and mom oom
uurioaity Trouble
tmuoualy
than
th«
fi
nial««.
n
men
take no
sea and th»- mam riv< r vail« ys w» re ♦ x
'"c are of them
uavat» «1. —P» ar-on's W« » kly.
aelvc* They work
HORSES AND RIDERS.
aa if their bodi«s
were made of iron
PI uh bugn ia now owuüd iu Provi- and their braina of atvtL They aat aa if
they
bad
copper
<tto«na<
he
and bowels of
fiüUCM.
b»»»*» By and by, overworked nature re-
WfRrfiHhM, 2 10 L4, in to I m » »old ul br> Tb< n come headaches, nervousness,
b<<! blood, liver an«i kidney troubles health
au»
Sues arid strength g<xra It is really won-
Pn- foluH, 2:12s4, in ou<<»f tb« exnning
erf il b«»w mm j ahu*e the human body
wittern fir&L
will «»and' It 1« equally wonderftii how
q»ii<
it will recover from abuse if ona
It ih «tatAd (hat W. F. Hiev le hu re help» lily
in a rational, natural way
tir»*«l fron* tho turf.
It was to give junt such help that Dr.
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets were prepared.
Gocirg« Bpoar»« will driv« für N. W
Th» y are for constipation and torpid liver,
ilubiiig«r i*oxt iteMon.
an<l
in curing those derangements—cure
it
(*«.»»«.
IZ
U__ V
- • ASK#
us- «it y louipiii mi ins and resultant oiseaees,
;.C..L «a. M.4«
- 4« *««ii«'-M UU» for inc
ainter and will b« raoeil ngaiu nrxt such as sic k and bilious headache, dim
ams s«>ur stomach knw of annettte l«»d<
eretiun or dyspepsia windy belchtiigs,
It is said that Mr Tewksbury wm ” heartburn, pain aud distress after eating,
end kindred derangements of the liver,
prepared U* pay
f r Jobe R
stomach and bowels
They are mild in
u* <
I
ur Gentry
a< Mon merely supplementing nature
They
are
the
result
of
years
of study and
Andy M D- well dunks that l»w iu-
eipertem e and there is nothing else like
t* mta t< f«ir*
t!.-» tr<4t« rs for ths them nothing so effective If your drua
Fur
gist tries to sell you something else he Is
n U* h qoestion, I
k R i he, th»- ' .iiadlan driver. will either Ignorant or makes more money out
Di
of the other th ng
*€ obtrum ve, ' *
bare tiw» handling 'I K' ddy.
uewsptfpt r r’ jM/v* r
n« it y ar
oQgh the pri*«»n I
IWulnh I’, 2 171^, by StrathUn<lg",
i robber. “Imt w!
Absolutely free o< cost, for a
always jro throng
i tr a n will hi ■ Ir In cainpalgiM"l by Put bbat.k
t JJMITFD TIWF O*| V,
n* *4 ye h r.
breakfastV* *
The People's Common Arose Medie.*
Ih
m
*
r.«
y,
2
20,
the
errat
paring
by
a
V
pterre
M !» chief C- 4” ’ 1 ‘■ - •a “ Tnrev
W< 11, I don't mind t« lllhg y«m
to the tavshds Hotels”
. g>.
_ * « «nMilatc
griding, wh « *ir»d by Happy Partner, a tlie
plied nm hU idit, string tiiut 1
► '«»tut! rat loti*
• b»»k -f f -S large pa
Bon uf Happy Medium.
« la strong pap*» «* •
likely to be <»ut of the borni*« m « f« >r
n
One «-ent s*srn;<»
<*4B< of
oa> r
y» ar or two. We do that to g« I a»
V L. r huler iswmu ring L L D., 1 Owr Mk>.ow up»*« -• 1
.e- i«W
uf the »Digli” ’ar p»r«U -. **—PltGbuig 2 0U, aud O”«n*, 2 IIJ4, ai.d vili b*i I Ur Ikr' ••’** —M
Í •’ eg alar
' *
At M b dical
Lhrutiu U-
out w ith U m u * ih st )ear.
■ L.
.
-
• -ÄW W Y
j • (live • Away
I
WIM
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE'
Pullrn«n
Buffet
Sleepers
— and —
S econd C lass S leeping C ars
Attached to all thiough traina
fut Sidt Dinsiuo betWNi P»rtlud ud
Ctrnllii
■AIL TBAIM DAILY (BXCBPT JUWI a Y.
T AG m
gli*»
xr. | I JO f . ■.
lv . | I lAr.v
I’ortlau'1
ir. t'orvallk
lv .
Al Albany and < orvalli» cam oat
Wein, of Or. I'.ntral .« Fla.t.rn Ry.
■ IPHRM« TBAIN DAILY (BIUBPT SWttAt.)
44ôr m I ly . Pertland
ar. |
T lb r m I ir M Mlnnville lv . |
THROUGH T1CHM1«
r. oil paint* in the Kasten. Platee, Ceas
4a and Rurvpa can he obtained al lowaat
rata«, »rau. J 8 PURDOM, Agaat,
Granta Paio,
KP. KOOKIU.
K KOK1I1.KK.
A»»t. P F A P. Agl
Manager
1’orUnd. Ur.
■e^r
T
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Wanted-An Idea
PraU«t j
M aaa vb«y may br»M yo« w«Uaa
Write JoH V WBbbKKIH'as a CM). Fate«« A«S«^
M?L W m I i IUV’ o . I>. c , far th«ir B0 prt«« oWat
ara4 lis« of ì» J buudrwd iar«uUuQfi wanted
ttw
rm
nntLr
ROGKy MOUNTAIN
NCVtfS
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Mr™- wrr.nuy rrs^igg
•t •1 «•
te t.
Pst r«,
Tsar a ks A4«« m <
FÄ rafi
*»»•* la »«rtteylag Cslor»4?, »»Mirtti '
inn la Irvtlarra »naat—Iff ■