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An Independent Paper, Devoted Especially to the Interests o* Southern Oregon.
GRANT'S PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 18S7.
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SHE MADE HIM HEAR.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is here by given that there arc
fund« in the count) treasury for the re
demption of the following county war
rants, protected Sept. 3 1893. Interest
on same will ceo*e from thia date:
107.
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Gran*.’a Paas Oregon
Jan 14. 1897.
A. B ahtlktt .
C'olMTV l'MXA»l MEM.
Legal Notice
eduction Sale!
20 Per Cent Off
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RedStar Store
Now is the Time to Buy
Notice ib hereby given that on Thurs
day, the 4th day of Feb., 1897, the un
dersigned will preb. nt to the Grants
P ush citv council their petition for an 8-
foot sidewalk to he constructed along
the north wide of E street, front the in
tersection of Sixth and E in a direct line
to the intersection of E and 10th Sts.,
Thomas Simili
11. A. Rotermund
Mr«. A ■». umgley
<>. U. Terrill
C M. Terrill
B. WRiggs
J. T. Galvin
M Wilbur
W. A. Haskins
.1. T i'uffs
B. O. McCulloch
A. .1. Grimes
Administrator s Notice.
Haxiug been appointed administrator
by the county court of Jo.-ephine eoun ty
•tate ol Oregon, upon the estate of Au
gust Crutzfedt deceased, notice is hereby
given to ail parties having claims against
saitl estate to present (hem to me with
proper vouchers, within six months
from Feb. 24, 1897.
L O. Di kkkk .
W AI.1K) ( >KKGON.
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SOUTHERN OREGON.
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WOLFF & ZWICKER
RON WORKS
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[INCORPORATED]
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Oregen
Sortland
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$50,000.
Capital Stock,
Receive deposits subject to check or on
•ertiticate payable on demand.
Sells sight drafts on New York, San Fran-
eisco. and Portland.
Telegraphic transfers sold on all |>oinU» it)
the United States.
Special Attention given to Collections auc
general business of our customers.
Collections unule throughout Southerr
Oregon, and on all accessible points.
J. D. FRY, President.
J. T.TUFFS, Vice President.
R. A. B ooth , Cashier
— MANUFACTURERS OF —
HIM) Kl'RSERlE ES.
-I’Vilraulic
nd All Kinds of Machinery
for Mining- Purposes.
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SIX MILES SOUTH OF
O regon
G rants P ass ,
— CONSISTING OF —
APPLE, PEAR, PEACH. PLUM
PRUNE. CHERRY, APRI
---- ALHO-----
COT. NECTARINE AL
MOND. CHESTNUT,
.IB6E WORK. BOLTS. RODS. IRON SHUTTERS. CEÏeL«
1KADKand O rnamental T rees
WINDOW GUARDS. DOORS, AND
Joined th*- lirent Majority While II Was
Aslrcp.
H. Clay Emmett, a young cuwbox
from Belton, Tex., report* a aingular
find made by him during a cattle-hunt
ing round-up iu the Pan-llandle coun
try recently, auyw the Denver Field and
Farm. The find was nothing more or
less than » petrified pony, standing
erect and complete in all its parts. Em
mett say* that he and hi.s partner, B. C.
Wisidville, were riding across the prai
rie late one afternoon when their tired
ponies neighed and whinnied a* if they
were aware of ths presence of uuother
animal. Looking around, they discov
ered what they thought was a broncho
tethered to » mesquite which crowned
the summit of a little knoll to the north
ward.
They rode up to the spot and found
that the horse was fastened by a
chain, but stood so rigidly and seemed
altogether ao inyateriiais tb.at their own
hors« s reared and plunged cs if in
fright. Finally they dismounted and
found that the pony was petrified, not
a hair or hoof nnrfss. Emmett say>
that some ranchmen years ago musf
have chained the poor hors<* there, leav
ing it to starve upon the pl?ins. As the
ribs of the animal iveire plainly visible
in the ¡ m trifaetion and it seemed t >
have lieen otherwise much cn»nc’:it«'<l.
this is probably’ the case. Emm 'tt will
arnvnge to have the strange find ex
hibited in some museum. It frequently
happens that horses fall into th * habit
of g<’ing tn sleep while st:'”!1’-
und it
must have been under ’
• ’Cinn-
PECULIARITIES OF MILLIONAIRES stances that the Pan-Handle broncho
departed this life to • >in I he great ma
<■«»• Halfpenny Htawps and Have a Foor
jority.
Dinner.
1 have been aakotl whether I ever re
STOPPING A TRAIN.
ceive social inviUilionH from million-
ilres in open envelo|jes, with halfpen Important IXavovery That II hm Ju*t Been
ny stamps, and what I think <jf the
Mude In EurojK*.
practice on the part of the millionaire«,
Some important discoveries haw just
«ays Ixn.don Truth. It is not oft. n that been made in Europe, says the New
I am privileged to receive invitations! York Herald.
from millionaires under any rircum-
How to stop a train when an accident
«Uincos, but it is » remarkable f: ct that is impending han long been a problem.
I have had such an invitation addre.^ed Manx plans have Iwen su; g * ted, but
to me at the halfpenny rate of »«ortasre, utmost all haw bis«n con ■
¿ luulty
and as others have had a similar < n - for the reason tiiat they call i\ r a quit k
pericnce I suppose that millionaires as stoppage.
In such a i*a*e the shock
a class have a weakness for ha If ninny would be so great that thr* «tirriages
postage stamjwi. Probably this uenk- between the engine ami the rear of
nesa has something to do with their the train would be smashed to atonic
having become or remained million and their occupant« crushed to death.
Evidently, therefore, a gradual stop
aire*.
A worse failing on the |>art of mil page is imjK’intive.
lionaires of which I have experience is
An admirable plan, which mamen a
that they occasionally ask their friend»- train to slow down gradually, has i*e-
to dinner and sit the m down to a meal ccntly been tested at tl <• railroad sta
quite unfit to rat. Personally. I would tion in Drcwlen. it is extremely sim
rather that a man took a half) *•!•» y off ple und lias been found to v ork well.
the postage of my invitation and .... nt
No intricate machinery is required,and
it on the dinner. So far as the invita the coeit must l>e small. A truck is laid,
tion is concerned, there may po^s'blv the rails of which sink or slope grad
be many people who. when invited to ually into a bed of san k As the train
the houses of millionaires, won 1.1 wish posse* over this sund its wheels meet
the fact widely known and wool*' pre with an ever-increasing rc.-islance,
fer. if possible, that the invitation which «con I k - coiiivs so gimt 11.:*’ thvy
‘ houhl be sent on a postcard, so tb.”1 nil arc obliged 1< stop. TliCitoj pagi', bow
who run may read. Perhaps it i: from ever, is so p radual that th l're is no
this kindly motive rather than from rough s’io< 1:. The greuK r th • sw if tillCS«
narsinjoiH that millionaires patronize of tiie train und the hvavit r tic- load
the halfpenny post. Let us think as the more in mediate is the Ktopjxige.
well of Dives as we can.
No damage then is possiblt either as
regards* the train or thr i iiFf’ci.g* r.s.
MAKING MEN BEGGARS.
An expi rimi i t w hich v. ■ i c u: fly 1 rimi
Women in Loudon ( rowding Out th© with a fn igl t 1 lililí who' i ■ ! it ui ly the
usefulness o lililí IV V pilli •iiuul unii
Nterner Sex.
“I have before» me.’’ says Walter Ur- «imple plan.
Some
sant in n recent isFtie of the London
Queen, “the thirty-seventh annual re
port of the Society for Promoting the
Employment of Women. I am sorry to
learn fr< m this report that the den.am
for v.or.K'U clerk» ami lMK>kke<qiers i-
on the increase.
IB GI«»WN ON —
“At (he same time I am I
•RMWPONDKNCE SOLICITED
riSTlMATJW FUXMIMX»
other (¡uarters that thousa
sc«
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clerks arc Damping the »tit
F
don, wc:u’.: g out shoe leatli
WITHOUT IRRIGATION.
up ru;d dt"’ nstairs in the v
fjV We du not handle, cultivate, 01 of try a
to find plueea.
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__ to _ propagate
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, varieties or
Attempt
any
“T hey Gi d, instead, w< im
kinds of fruit, until satisfied that they work w hi ?. j kould l.<‘cp tlie
are well adapted to the soil ami climate wivez, for half the pay. *<
n
pern 11 ar to Southern Oregon
Write for
oLj< i tlon to women doing i
terms to
if they get men’s pay. ’rim
A H. CARSON & SON, !.< up th«» men in idleneaa, if ' V
like tbc laundree-e«.
(iKANTs P ams . O kkgon .
ALL KINDS OF
“Hou «hnll we r.ahe the^v prt>m<
understand the cut-throat polie
I ushing women in everywhere, at
gi quarter the pay and drivii ; the
ri ,.d? However, there are uti.e:
1«K> acre» of land, with an K foot
ii ji - u ; atisinctorv features r.l out
.ilileh which water ot the eanie cover«
10*t «ere« also a mill »it.* witli p*n »lock
and about MM feet of flume: loO acme
Hit*
fenced and 50 acre« in ¿ra«—»; 1 laritt*
bam. 1 »mall one an<l dwelling house,
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t
u Bvery article »old warranted as repreaented.
Fann Produaa taka* i with 450 winter apple tree«.
40 «err» of land joining tin* .>!>• ' .
in
eschar?.-
J. M.CHILEB.
25 acre» fenced, with water riirht . and
i 40 acre» within a mile of the «Give. 20
la<*re» fenced, 9 acre» plowed, with water
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i right. Apply to
Strawberry Plants. Bliciberry Plnnti an
Qnjetfiej.
OUR NURSERY
nea Hill Land,
Groceries!
PERIWINKLE FAD.
Cocknoy BhellflHh
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t.rovtu Iu the
Wiitrri of the Sound.
One of the chief (I ìkih > m ’m cock
ney bill of fare in Eiqrl: . !
(hu peri
winkle. u shellfish resen.bi. l / in shape
the »mall »nail, says the -t a Y«.il.
ur-
iwd. It ha* hithi rto I vi n piiictie.illy
unknown to Ainuricn.ii epicures ami is
said to be greatly inferior
to the
siMM ic.s of shellfish eaten in this eoun-
First-class goods kept in stock and sold at
the lowest prices, quality considered.
Staple and Fancy Groceries t
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
TABLEWARE.
ina
b.:
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Dress Making !
Flour and Feed
HAY
and
GRAIN
A.T TFLIE
r. S. CASH STORE, I ront Street.
Mitill
Notice for Publication.
ÜMfTXpSrATKM L amp O ffk e,
R oskhi kg , <>gn., lanuary 13, 1897.
N otice in hereby
Latest
Form»’
FALL OF A MONOLITH
given
th at
the fuilowHig-named ►eitler ba*
filed notteeuf hie intention to make
final pruol in eiip|a»rt of hi* claim, ami
that said proof will be made tedore J. M
Chile«. < ounty fudge of .loaepliine
Co., Or., at Grant’* Pass Oregon
February ,27 1897, viz
Fntr> A. Ilan
if
thr
on liomeotend entry
N4 SF. t4, N'j
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K « W.
He nam^i the following wi
prove hi* contimioQ* renbienew upon and
cultivatton of «aid land, viz:
G K M. Kimen«. William Roi
Barttett and Jacob William«.
For Sale it the COURIER Offiee Grant*» Pat*. Oreg«.»».
R M V futcm
TTir«* pap*' are mat th* thing tnr lining
Reg tsier
cabin, wr pping bon.I Ina. pnufug
un I.r rarp
making curl papar«
lighting firea and a boat of
Awful ch
OLD NEWSPAPERS!
N. E. McGrew
COJHIER OFFICE
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1 x-Governor Altgeld of lliinoit ha«
been noiuinuted by the democrats an
their candidate for the United States
«eiiatv.
Wilcox, A. T., train}« who thought
it would l>e safe to cutch chickens on
baited tish hooks have been iu jail
since Thanksgiving.
lhe executive committee of the I a «
Angeles lai Fiesta is actively engaged
in the preparation and consideration of
plans to make the coming eetebration
au improvement over its predecessor.
According to the Livingston, Mont.,
Post, an indiscriminate slaughter of
deer, elk and antelope is going on
dailv along the park boundary, in many
cases the animals being killed solely
for their horns and tusks.
A mammoth pumpkin, three and
one-liaif bv two und one-halt feet, and
weighing 203 |>ounda, raised hy ¡»arter
tk L'suing of Westminster, Cal., will bo
forwarded to Los Angeles and placed
on exhibition in the Orange county dis
play in the chamber of commerce.
As an instance of the growth of the
Jerome milling camp, Ariioua, it ts
cited tha* within the past few months
building sites have been sold to the
amount ol $14.063, and that on nearly
every lot sold there bus been erected a
building which ia al the present tiiuo
occupied.
1 nt
(I or
to the county, have been tried and ac
quitted.
Robert Hurns, a young man from
Chico, undertook to make a fortune in
an easy way and played the races with
the usmil result. He became despon
dent over his losses und committed
suicide.
The touchers in the pulUic schools of
San Francisco are in hard lines.
The
funds for their salaries are exhausted
and no resources in sight fur meeting
the deficit.
Another victim of the alleged mur
derer Butler, now supposed to be on
the Pacific ocean on u sailing vessel
from Australia, has been found. This
iiiakcs three men murdered, rebt*d
und buried by this mail, for whose a|>-
prebension a close watch is lieing kept
ut San Francisco.
Clerk Duckworth of the (California
assembly, who is charged with looting
the state treasury by a «tutted payroll
in the temporary organisation, fell to
the floor unconscious while reading the
i liarges against himself.
The woman's Parliament of South
ern California will convene at River
side on Fehruary 2d and 3d.
'l he Escondido city council is arrang
ing to have all the approaches to the
city graded and improved.
A horticultural duh has been organ
ized ut Elsinore, Cal., as a result af a
farmers’ institute recently held there.
The Riverside, Cal., police are rouud-
ing up violators of th» liquor ordinance
and are getting quite a number of
them.
lhe Orange County Poultry umsoci -
ntioii bus passed a resolution tlmt
poultry of »11 kinds should be sold by
weight.
P>. W. Huntoon has just finishedjsur-
yvyiiig th«* mouth of the Nooksack
river in Washington, for the war de
partment.
Cougars or pantheni have been fre
quently seen this winter in the near
vicinity of the Entiat sawmiM in the
Big Bend country, Washington.
M<>torm«n
on 1 ro 1« y ('»ra
Are
Weather i’rophrt*.
Good
“Tlite rain in about over,” »aid bhc
motormnn on one of the open cars the
other afternoon.
\r» you a weather prophet?” wun
asked.
“I should think I tun, m « far a« dry or
wi t > ii < ..-r is concerned,” he replir I.
“I oil t< II whether we’ll have rain with
in 21 hullrx or not.
“Uow am I ubl1* toiio it? Well, it'«
I
Ilk“ this: Win n it’« going to rain thr
bral.c-hfimllr tevomrs ntirky almost a
day before. 'I'hr moformtm v ill first
notice it fully 20 hours Before the storm
•rives. You ran just barely notice it
thm, blit thr Bt
stickinrN« will incrrusc
until it will be filmo«it impo<-s<ble tog< t
a decent grip without tearing thr Ursh
mt your Ii: mis. N ow , on Friday night,
I I m gan to furl that sticky btini.urws, ami
I told ii fellow v. ho wfiMon the seat be
hind nu th: t it • ; im going t/> ruin. *f in
•ky hum <lrar, ami after hr glun<*rd
around lie said that I wusawnyoff. J
«•airl *1 don’t, say it’s going to ra*n right
away, but it will I«rfore this time to-
moiniw,’ and it did. Oh, thrrr’« no
z ,:ng l>ark on thr brake as u l*uroh«r-
ter.”
At 1his point in thr motorman'n r< -
< a ,’O/--iehg»*r Iswndiil tlir rar. Thr
fi .t -> ;it w im about fillni. bin t I mi t did
not matter, ite wanted to tall, with tin*
motor m«n.
“Is »fir rain all over?" wa« thrqu *ry.
II tlaahiBfld.
“Prrttv near,” aneiwrrrd thr elrc-
8,” sonie
I hr of in r tricity puiiher.
“Wrll, I’m glad of that.
I)<> wu
now.” continued tiw latrat arrival,
I pliur mom confidrnrr in a m«Hor-
.iat s prr'hetjrn than I do in tbosr
in. ri.-
et, Item- made by thr weather signal man?”
I Albany Argus.
he fol
■ aaxr'a r »<■. “tao**«
rd- d ample room
M flat i
or nior»- prr« ’ • •
Wkil* delivering money for de pomt
iu a bank iu New York Qty on Mun*
day, a package evU lain lag $3ouu waa
■tulen from the meaaenger white hi»
back was turned for a inoiueut.
Rtrangth and »<« In KWfatBF
avted that tte* women of the
lily of Euro; c are, f»fi theaver•
h atr«)ii<wr, mentally and phyw-
mn the men.
¿IMMÓWs
The British aleamabip Abaua, Cap
tain Forman, which went aground ofl
Blaukeava, ttiute bound fur Boston,
Mas©., wuh run into by the British
«teumship Dartmoor, Captain Nairn, at
Hamburg, bourn' for NorfolA, V a . The
Abana immediately tilled and sank.
At St. John’s, N. F, the stramaiup
Hernia from Baltimore for Newcastle,
grain laden, sought refuge, haviug had
her bows crushed in au ice 11 oe 200
miles off the coast
The Countess ( aeteilane, fonuerly
Minn Anna Gould of New York, la the
mother of a baby boy. The youngster
aas the recipient of thousands of dol
lars worth of presents.
The Cubans seem to have at last done
a little real war.
They placed a tor-
pedo in the path of a Spanish gunboat
which sank the boat and trilled a num
ber of men and officers.
The Illinois Paper Company has gone
into the hands of a receiver. The as
sets are about $03,000 and the liabil
ities $60,000.
The tight tietween the Arbuckle« and
the sugar trust regarding the price of
coffee will continue more than ever.
The date of the banquet to be tend
ered by the Lord Mayor of London to
United States Embassador Bayard ha*
been fixe»! for March 2d.
The coiRUy treasurer of Yavapai
Bwift A Co., of Chicago have pur*
county, \. T., took In between $29,000
and ti.:0,000 recently in taxes, The chased the St. Joseph stockyards, with
largest single amount received wan the adjacent town site of Hu George.
from the United Verde copper com- The purchase price is said to bu $400-
panv, $9398 10.
'lhe (\uigress gold OOO.
Adam P. Kilhner, a wealthy dtisen
company was next on the list with
$2701 20, and the Prescott National of Guuveiiuur, N. Y.v committed suicide
by hanging himself. He was 7ft years
bunk third with $1488.
A son and daughter, the hitter
Kern county, Cal., officials who were of age.
accused of retaining money belonging Mrs. Wilber Barber* live in Qslifornia.
BRAKE HANDLE BAROMETER.
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y it
MBS. C. S. HOBBS ha«
.Ire»»
'oakit.g parlor« in the Mr Arthur buihl-
I in|t on Sixth «trout and »ill tie pleaeod
to have the latdiea rail upon her.
i
SBtiaiartioei gnarantee.1.
San kTaneicwo doctor* have eiam-
ined the brain of Murderer lice » ho
wiiM hanged at Napa last weak, and
timl it much under normal weight.
The orange picking in Santa Ana is
ut a Mtundstill at present owing to the
influx <>f foreign oranges into the Fjud-
srn markets.
COÎ1
l.r. In
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SELLS
at. J
BRONCHO
reeUn«,. It U>e Trunk
Hadn't.
He waa a a harp-looking little man who
was handling the baggage, und it was a
rosy-cheeked little woman who was
watching him handling her old trunk
with ungentle haste, says the Iktrvit
Frew Press. Il w as not thateihe eared so
much for the trunk, but she laid come
from the same part of the country
and knew the iMguageman’a w ife tn.-
fore be did. » im I here he hail quite for
gotten her. She did not know, either,
that the roar of the edty and the craedt
ol breaking trunks had made him deal.
Just as the lid of her trunk come
asunder from the body she naked, tim
idly:
“How ia your wife, Mr. Peter»?*’
“1 can’t help it; you ought to have a
stronger trunk," answered tlu baggage
man, instant if on th“ warpath.
“Oh, no matter aie-ut-the trunk. How
are Mary ami the c.*; 'drvn?”
“Tied up with a piece of ro|>e, ma'am,
it w ill look as w ell ils it ever did.’*
“Mary and the children,’* shrieked the
lit tie w oman.
“It*» nothing of the kind. Report me
all you want to. That old trunk isn’t
fit for the ark,’’ and he gave it »savage
kick.
“I don’t cure a copper about that
old trunk," screamed the now angry
woman, “but if you kick it again I’ll
have you arrested and fined and sent
to jail. I’ve got. sonw feeling if Hurt
trunk hasn’t. Bill Peters!’’
And that time rhe tmggagenmfi beard.
Had
— Also —
Cast-Iron Structure Work.
PETRIFIED
S|>ecial .Master MarMiaN H Johnson
sold all the property of the Platte River
Paper Mills Company at Manchester,
aear Denver, fur $luO,(XX\ the pur
chaser being Edward Savory, acting
for the reorganisation is an mil tee.
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WH'irÀWir
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I
TH Favorlli Burnt liiMj.
For all dieaaaee caused by d«rangem*nt
of th* Liver, Kidney*. and Stomach.
Keep It always In the house aid you
will save time and Doctor's Bills, aad
have at hand an active, harmless and pat-
factly safe purgative, alterative and tonic.
If you feel dull, debilitated, have fr«au«at
headache, mouth taste* badly, poor appe
tite and tongue coated, you are «uffarlag
from torpid llvtr or billousn«»*, and SIM
MONS L iver regulator will cur* yoa.
If you hav* eaten anything hard to
dlgeet, or feel heavy after meal* or eleep-
laa* at night, a dote of SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR will relieve you and bring
pleaeant sleep.
.
If at any time you feel your system
■««ds cleansing and regulating without
violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER
R egulator .
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' J. H. EclUn « Co.. PhlladelplUaU
Professional Cards.
ROBERT O. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
fixairr« Pa»», O bbooxl
Practica« In all Ruta and F«darai Coorte
Orne» ta Baas BvtLMaa.
WILLARD CRAWFORD.
ATTOR N EY AT-LAW.
The thirty-Meond laffirteffee aaeem- Practice» in all Federal, State mi J Bo-
My of New Mvlw
by truM Courts.
ompromiao. The coendl oooei««« «f OrriGB at R bsidbnci T hibo 8 t . N obth .
aix deinot-mte aarl eix re*uMtea«B;
Notary Public.
bou«e, thirteen lapulitiraiM and eleven
democrata. The eounoil elected Jeaeph
HRNRY L. BENSON,
(I).) provident, and divided the enm-
mitteee «n.l rinplnyea evenly.
The
Attorney-at-Law.
houae elected IAewellyn (R.) epeaker
CHANTS PASS, OK.
xml divi.lod employee and committee*
ul«o evenly.
•vrraa- Over the Bank.
Bar
Practicas In all
Courte of th* Htate.
The Arleotia lotfMlaHire w « h orgBU-
ixo.1 by the election of FredG. Hugh««
ef Pima proHldent of tho eonn.dl and
I*. Y. Cha!mere of Pima e|wakor of Uiv
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
houae.
Doctor in Dental Surgery
Deuuie MK'artby ban been eeutenoed
at bant* Rota, Gal., to be executed on
(Jrrtce ovxa tuk B amb
April Ibth for the .old blooded murder
of Gooriro Foa, a farm hand.
Or«g«a
Grant’« Paas,
William live)*, a rancher near On
tario, (’»J., wa. ahot lrea<! lu hi« boggy
and Ilia lioree want borne, taking Uie
dead man aafely.
Tbd deed 1« aup-
)>o«eil bi have lieen done hir rolitairy,
aa the raiiHier ... thought to have
money on bi« parton.
— of the —
Senator Perkin« aaye that he would
pn-par, al <me* and IntrodiMW a bill
fot the ereatten .d a departaiCnt of
mine« and mining, and had groat
Ba nm« Train« Laave Portland DaQv
hope« of the »ucetM of the lueaaure.
HAST
and SOUTH
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Route
Shasta
louthern Pacific Company.
Tliu California legislature ha« abol-
iatied tlio |M>«itioii of game wardea.
TIL »
ti (0 ». M
¿1UA.M.
ill May, An the puriume of launctiliig
the gotllwHit "Wheeling" uow Iwing
con.tracted hy lie- Union le.« Work«.
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lv . Albany
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lv . Portland
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Senator J. P. J on re id Nevaila wae
cheaett Io auoeaed Mmaelfitt Uie Un I Uni
Ateeve traine «too at East Porti aad.
Oregon Citv Woodnurn, Malern, Turaar,
State» up|>er brmae.
mr, Coti
_ G roye
Medea, Jefteraon, Allxny,
Cottage
Shetitf Frau.ham »nd Deputy Jack
Tangant,
Nhedibt,
llalaay,
lìarrta-
Allen of Brig.mun, Mont., were eh<A, berg,
Junction
City,
Kugao»,
the bitter fatally, while trying to ar- Qreawell, Drain, and all etatioue from
re«t Frank Morgan, an imUawr.
Roseburg
to Ashland inclusiva.
burg lo
Citiaen« id Wheeling, West Virginia,
Roseburg Mail Daily
will «end a committee to Aiui Francieco
Edward Davie, an Oakland, Cal.,
clergyman, «ay* ehriatlan« can dance
and play bean poker without harm.
A popullnt reprtMentative in
the
WivNhington leglalature tea« intriniuced
a measure designed to reduce «aleriH«
of all alate idUceie to the Oregon level.
It require* * eon«tituuoi|al amendment,
which could not becatne effective for
four year*.
George R. lamh, iff*, recorder at Pen
dleton, Orn for ex term», ia reported
to be «bert m hi* oath eome RJbOO aa
far a« inveetigatioae have gouu.
Fwnno eouuly anpervieorH have cut
the aaleriee of all ootjnty ofliolala, ex
cept the physician, from ten to twenty
per eent.
When any part af
the body hn t doing
the work that nature
intended it to do, It
fint* the whole ay»
em out of tune out
©f harmony When
all of Ihr part« do
not work wall tr>
fether, no«e of them
can work juat right
Sickneaa in otic part
of the body la likely
to run Into all parti
of the b«xiy It iin t
ne< «««ary to be atek
all over tha body. In
?rder that you may
rej atek all over
When ihtldrcn etand
a row of brick* on
end, they knot k the
whole row down
upsetting a»r briek
happen*
Io the health
That i* exactly what __ _
when the bowel« fiul to perform their prop
er function
< onatipattoi matera trouble
I
-
< the '.it.r ¡,'J* the l|vet out of
order, i* bad far the kidney* bad for the
atomach. It hold* in the body poiaonou*
matter, and becaaie tt cannot go any place
else, it get* into the blood The blood Car
rie* it all over the «yetern.
That make*
• Inggiahn?*« latitude bod breath and fot>4
ta«te in the month fill* the *tv>marh with aa*
and <-autfi windy bel^hiwg *t<^>* digvwttoa
in the stomach, caueei aour stomach, hearv
burn and flatulence
h make* pimple»
and blot< he* and cau*e* sick and bihoua
he.jla< heo. Nine tenth* of all human ail.
manti are due to thi* one »eemtngiy trivial
came
Dr. Pierce** Pleaaant PelleC* cur»
conwtipotion
They really rare it
Nh- I
b<»dy be<ume* a slave to the u*e of the
“ pellet« ’• They came no griping and ar«
aa mild aa they are efficient At any drug
•torr
Jx*ok out for the druggist who triea
to sell yon •otnething which ke *ay* is
"juat a* good ” There ii nothing just as
gdod There h nothing that i* nearly as
g'»«'d
Anybody who tells you there Is ia
mistaken nr worae
A QfffiAT ^RMCAL WO«K PRIiR.
Wr have arranged to give away abaobitcly flee
roon of I)r iHerce • great bonb
• Common
«*e Medl. al AdvHer ” It eontatae ie*a pag^S
aad more 'h«n »n* flluatratio»« eome of them la
•olaee« MxAOBrr
of It Mery be«« «old at the
regular price |i w per <ff»pv The pr>4t* •« thia
Irameaee safe have beea uard ia pabUshhis the
present edition, • <oav of »bkh ariU be *eut to
a * a !dre*e on receipt of n one < ent etamp* to
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