Rogue River courier., March 25, 1897, Image 1

An Independent Paper, Oevoted Especially to the Interests of Southern Oregon.
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GRANT’S PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 25 1897.
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ALLEY "L.”
Trut uleui Krgro 1 annamgevs Habalueat by a *
Frtead of the t uuductor.
Nohl Only at th<
Red Star Store
WOLFF & ZWICKER
IRON WORKS
[INCORPORATED]
Oregon
Portland
----- MANUFACTURERS OF------
Hvdraulic I ^ipe
And All Kinds of Machinery
for Mining Purposes.
----- ALSO-----
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BRIDGE WORK. BOLTS RODS. IRON SHUTTERS CELLS
WINDOW GUARDS. DOORS. AND
Cast-Iron Structure Work.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND EYESIGHT
Vnprotoctad Lamps Found to Ba Inju­
rious to the Eyesight.
The question of injury to the eye*»
from electric light is being prominent­
ly diacuxaed by scientists, oculist« and
laymen throughout the country. While
opinion« widely differ as to the ulti­
mate injury likely to result from the
rapidly increasing us? of electricity,
the consensus of opinion is that light
from uncovered or uncolored globe« is
working damage to the eyesight of hu­
manity. In a discussion of the subject
a I nd on electric light journal, in de­
fending ita trade, fwls called ujx>n to
make some important admissions. It
says:
“Lt is not customary to Look at
the sun, and not even the most enthusi­
astic electrician would auggrwt thnt
naked arcs nnd incandescent filament»:
were objects to be gazed at without
limit. But naked arc light« are not
usually placed ho as to come within the
line of sight, and when they do acci­
dentally, whatever may result, the in­
jury to t he eye is quite perceptible. The
filament of a glow lamp, on the other
hand, is moat likely to meet the eye, but
a frosted bulb is an extremely simple
and common way of getting over that
difficulty. The whole trouble can be
easily remedied by th? use of properly
frosted nr colored gias« globes. In any
case, however, the actual permanent
injury to the eye by the glowing fila
went is no greater than that due to an
ordinary gas flame.”’
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
il
Ú.
Fl
IT OFF.
; r^uliMF s;o*>e of the Lauti < mm sed Sy
t»»e Mt-asnrlu,; Hrs?»*««.
1 it is a e«»n.i. onlv-accept, d theory that
1 a man st“p* t hit e feet, an<l mui y a tract
| of larnl I..«* been “Stepp • 1 rff ’ iteitctid
of in* ¡.».ured with a chain. bUIVM th»*
First-class
kept
stock
sold at Washin/ o’i Star. In thcwv>! thrv ob-
viatv tin " icultles of aurvuj a Lv Ci<
the lowest
quality considered.
land h»- ii< li'v'ded into sect J» t, but in
’ »’ r • • ’» 1 .1 luueh of th .« pi p; x'lty, »
----- ALL KINDS OF—
♦ < . . v mi itf mountains, i»*u.- t rtUl bn
d.-serib« d by uietra and butiniiH.
In one of the coutit’cs in western
Pennxyhunia are tw > broih«*ri», one of
whom is t i! and lank tied ♦ *!• of’ r
Khoil ami ful. Many yearn go till*;.
puruhii« 1 .. tract-vf mount a • ' • k ' Sllì«
ing foi .i tn 1? quart*. Th«-y.’
ulti..
lai or - r i« « n*'ii:.ng it, or* •
ni / f’ff
,otje rid . 1;.« other the other > « -, The«
th«*\ fv. rd ;♦ in and were j vrf < . .y >at-
Even article sold warranted as represented.
Farm Produce takea ihfinl *i».
recently, x.*b«’n
ii excha■■■■<■
J. M CHILES.
brought I«» recover a co nr-’ • • »!e tract
f'rtc’t brother .«-
r t
Il
' ' '1
• i »« ur-uri ni.'nt t j I r ght
:t h:td I m rn done.
f
« iv the ! <»rt 1 *•
I oti «.’ enough tn r’ D
-•it *n a chair, rr.
tfii/ties of th <
i
l iiirh. in w
’.vjemd. ÜTX’f
fl '’mt one ! in« w: :
Groceries!
goods
prices,
in
It,
T»dMC7
I,
HE WAS A STAYER.
jREAT CITIES.
>0« «•
tioaa>
WtM t Going to Bo Wared O® a V o I osmso
•
by a Mara Kneptlo*. w
Ka»r»»«» Na-
Advices by the Australian steamship
M lowers give news that an adventurous
young Englishman mured Carr, who.
It is quite possible, may be Lieut. Belon-
Karr, the most adventurous mountain
climber and pioneer of the British Geo-
graghicul MK'iety, narrowly escaped de­
struction in a whirlwind of strain, cin­
ders and stones preceding the deluge
I of lava emitted by eld Ruapehu, New
Zealand's famous volcano.
He had started, says the Si Louis
Globe-Democrat, with two guides and
provisions for ten days’ exploration of
the five peaks forming the crest of
Ruapehu and fencing its famous crater
lake. He got half way up the moun­
tain side, when his progress was great
ly re tart led by a fresh fall of snow. a
most unusual thing at thia season.
From twenty-eight degrees the mer­
cury rose within four hours to seventy-
six degrees, the snow disappeared and
earthquakes added their rumblings in
the heart of the mountains to swell the
mysterious feature of the night. The
guides hourly became more unvasv and
entreated Carr to break camp and de­
scend before the eruption, which they
anticipated would overwhelm them.
“You think the mountain will give
fireworks for our benefit, do you T' waa
Carr's comment. “This is glorious; we
will not diaappmnt old Ruapehu of hia
audience.”
But the guides were not so enthusi­
ast ic, and finally announced that they
were going whether h»* would or not.
“Very good,” was Carr's reply, “I will
stay.”
Then he paid them their wages for
the portion of the trip only that taey
had actually performed. They hastily
retraced their steps, and the very next
MIXTURE OF STRANGE DLCOD. day showers of mud, which invariably
precede active eruptions, commenced.
Few Keiguinir f'amill«*« of Sam«* Nation­
The guide* decided that llveir late
ality a« the 1‘i'oplo Govern« d.
There is hardly a reigning in-march employer must be overwhelmed, and
grtvat was their surprise two days later
in Europ* whose family is of llu sam<*
nationality, alwolutely, a* the | t opic to be rejoined by him at the base of
the mountain.
governed. The house of Austria »*
He was scalded from bead to foot;
really the house of Lorrair«*, ami eve’i
his left arm was broken. and there were
in their origin the Hapsburgs wer<
bruises and cuts on every part of his
SwisH. And if Eni|>eror Francis. Is* not.
body where he hud been struck by
strictly sp*nking, an Austrian, still les-
atones which rained from the mountain
is he a Hungarian, although he is 1 top.
king of Hungary, Hava London Tit-
Hardly had the party reconnected
Bits.
when the eruption proper commenced,
The king of Belgium is a Saxe-Co­ and for d.iys the sight wax a magnifi­
burg, the kingof Denmark a Holst? tie* , cent though awful one. Ruapehu is
the infant monarch of Spain is a Bour­ nine thousand odd feet high, and one
bon. the kii g of Italy a Savoyard, th
of the m<ist rugged and picturesque
king of Roumau .a and Bi inve Ferdi­ mountains in the bo.*.thorn «?a.
nand of Bulgarin nr? both fon igners.
After the eruption Carr ascended on
the founder of the Bernadotte dynasty the west side, which had hardly been
in Sweden was born at Bau leas than 1 affected at all, owing to continued wind
century and a quarter ago, th * czur i- from that quarter, and it has been
a nolstvin Oottorp. nnd the kingof th? found that the famous era tor lake had
Hellene« is likewise a llolsteiner.
entirely diimp|re<ir«Hi, having been lit-
Even in England's royal family there erally blown out ami replaced by a
is very little English blood left. Th* bubbling Held of Lavu, the depth of
Hohenzollerns were originally Suab- which cannot be estimated.
ians, and. therefore, partly Bavarian*
end partly Swiss. Neither w;us the his­
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
toric house of Orange, in w hick patriot­
—
The
money deposited in the eorivn-
ism has nearly always been the first in­
stone of a new church at londou, Ont.,
stinct, Dutch to begin with.
excited the cupidity of some mean
A RAINES LAW SANDWICH.
thieves, and tlwy stole it.
—Jacksonville, for the first time in
The AbRMtit-Minded Man Ate the Panie-
lx»ard.
its experience, has a saloon in which u
The n dx ent-minded man took his seat tegular meal is served iuv free lunch
restaurant table nnd. ns usual, from 11 o’cloc k until one daily.
buried his
1
face at once in a newspaper.
— Near Belt, Mont., a rancher wlw> waa
»ass
..* Hotel Mull. A waiter placet! a driving a loud of poles to hia ranch waa
nil of fare, n nupl in and ti knife and struck by lightning and killed. His
fork in fiout of him and stood two or wagon and t hree horse« w ere burned up.
three n ninutivs unnoticed before axk-
—Not one marriage licwnwe for white
Ing:
persona has Is^n iw»ued since June in
"Whn it shall I bring you, sir?”
Laon county. Florida, the county of the
“Wha it’« that?” said theubsent-mind- state capital, but 20 |mirs of colored
cd ir.nn i, stcrtiikg up suddenly, not rc- people Iwive been united.
mvmbin ring v. hat it wtui all aliout.
—An Abihine, Kan., jury found a
-W hn it- du you want for lunch, sir?” woman guilty on a charge of having
the wa« Iter asked again.
driven her atepaon and her hnaband
“(Mi, >e>.” said the iil>Mant-minded, from tl*ir home, and she was fined ten
to coiiect his witx. “Bring ine dollars and coats, which the husband
try
a cup 0 f coffi-e nnd l \.tin sandwich.”
paid.
Th? waiter
v
supplied th«* order nnd
States right« stood two young jieo-
pilt H large |<ist<*l>»aid check for it ple, cousins, of I a Belie, Mo., in good
dow ti c n ti c »able, the absent-minded stead, » nnbling them to marry over at
num <•(« i.: ¡r uing to read his paper. Tin* Keokuk, la., although the marriage of
v: Ji ter went away to attend to the cousins is forbidden by the laws of Mis­
w ant# 0 • f ot her people, and aliout 15 miu- souri.
ut»«. Int ter came back.
Three crops of jm * aches have grow n
“Do \ ion wish anything more?” he
thia t <*ajvoii on a treo belonging to T.
an! e«l. i> Militely.
D. Cotton, of Greenfield, Ind. The fruit
“Yrs.” snApjMd the absent-minded
of the necond crop waa of the same size
man, aumewhat viciously. “Go and get as the that, but the ar««<ie w< r« only half
me a fresh ham miwlwich. The one as large. The third crop is now on the
you brought nr w as as dry ss a bone.” tree.
“Why. here is the sandwich I brought,
Opium pciwistrntly n^krw its way
sir,” said the waiter, pushing the plate
into the citv prterwi of Oakland, ( al.,
toward him. “You have eaten t he
and all the efforte of the authorit'v«
check!”
have failed to prevent the “ii nd«”
among the inmate* from getting it.
GOLD IN THE RIVERS.
—Four rakes of manufactured ice
avern ’Ing more than 8,000 |rt>unds rmdi
Frs-
were taken from the vat* of an Orange,
Tex., company. One w ««ighr<l 9,000
poumki and r*.»«a>,ii red 16 feet bv 8 and
wax 14 inch cm thick.
Although a dread for water ia ln-
Mlnrtive In cat*, a lady living nmr the
Tiian.cM ha* % cat which frequently
iwimi m riH« the rber to
which
» infeated with rata. Bunny ulways
nw in» very low in the water, with tail
erect, and ahakea herwlf like a 'logon
coming anhore.
Ga Ike alley “L” ruud one evaning a I
And as to the tendency of the grow th
trio of negroes boanied a soutnbound I
of great cities to enervate not ons he: •
train and proceeded in u way to cap­
U no proof of it at all unless w e <le»’t • •
ture »he car they were in. They stood
the life of great cities with th ’ -■
'
in the aisle and obstructed the prog­
for idleness and pleasure ai d s
ress of people coming and going out |
dulgenee, which sometimes, but by 1
at the d’ffervnt stations and were in- I means universally, accompanies H ut
cl in cd to be disputatious and quarrel- I
growth, sava the Ixiudou S,>nMtu..
some with anybody who ventured to When you get a large proletariat liv­
criticise their conduct. One of them in ing, as that of ancient Ror.r ui d
particular, the largest of the three, ' aibly of Nineveh and BaLylun <i d, •n
was especially pugnacious, and finally, the alms of the rich and pe w rful. ’ it i*
when the conductor ordered them to no doubt you have the mnditlom. of
take their seats the big fellow threat­ a thoroughly unnatural and unhealthy
ened all sorts of destruction to the life, and no one* can wonder at the rapid
official, and defied him openly to lay decay of such citie« and of the nations
hands on him, auys the Chicago Chron­ which glaried in them. But where the
icle.
honest working class far outnumber*
The conductor passed to the next car rhe proletariat, where the middle
and enlisted the service« of an acquaint­ classes of distributors and manufac­
ance of hi«, a “bouncer” at one of the turers and professional men un labor­
smaller theaters. This worthy weighed ious and energetic, aad even the class
about 240 jxiunda and was a giant in that lives on its accumulated wealth
strength and »ixe. He walked into the contains a considrrubl • sprinkling of
ear where the darkies stood, grabbed M’rious nr.d disinterested wurkrrH. w<*
the big one, w ho was at least half a foot <io not believe that there s the «mallest
shorter than the bouncer, and dragged evidence of any greeter dunger ii the
him to the door.
life of the city than in the life of the
As the car was just then slacking up ..gricultural village of the pnstoral
nt a station the bouncer threw the col­ tribe. Indeed, we sliould regard ('live
ored man clear over the gate and on to Schreiner’s picture of th»* life of ti e
the platform without waiting for the modern Boers ns indicating u condi­
guard to open the gate. The darky tion of things more prolific of morbid
sprawled all over the platform and his elements, v. ith it- almost com ¡»let c c.;>-
two companions slunk to seats as the sencr of any stirring or active intelli­
bouncer looked back into the car. Th»* gence, than any kind of modern I t»*
train went on, the two remaining “ter­ Hint is honestly laborious at all. Th«*
rors” keeping very still.
Bow life is too sleepy, too destitute o’
After several station« had been passed stirring thought or effort, to lv nlto-
one of them spoke in subdued tones to y'ther natural. It needs at hast the
the other. AU he said was: “Datsholy old element of danger r.tid re es nrv
waa a strong man.”
vigilance to render it even bra ing.
STEPPED
kA'
.
LIFE IN TH
and
Staple and Fancy Groceries !
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
TABLEWARE.
PARROT WAS GOOD COMPANY.
Ila
Wa»
Kvronirueudrd to a
Marrird Wouian.
l.oRnenme
“Yrs’tn, ’ raid the dedlrr in rnptivi
birds hnd animals, “you want a parrot
for com piny ? I have th?, bird h«r
th«* viry bird. You are marri <1, are you
not ?”
I..a iA:r customer bowed, says Un*
fo Tri Lune.
<1 your husband in av.ay?
J
ht h «>. And you want th? parrot
r • you from feeling lonesome?
This ir the very bird.”
“I* it a ilu«yit talker?” asked th?
prospective purehawr.
The dealer hewitated.
II. no’in,” hr said, at last. “You
wouldn’t I'.KHily call li m a fluent talker;
no, not thnt. But for what you want,
hr’a th? 1 rat 1 have.”
“What can th? bird say?”
¡KELT, G rant ' s P ass O r
‘That'* shit n.aken him the right
lua'ni. H? ain’t got- but one re-
to tell th? truth; bnt be’« lw*?n
ht up for just what you want,
Tin v
popular Hotel is the Great Headquarter*
morning he make« a sound like
Com men U
msient Families and Steady Guests.
bureau drawer opening, and reiys.
It»«.’ ;!>th h’cati.in insure, rest and quiet from tbe noise of loco­ rro««-|ike:
motive». wii: ■: the .listatice one block ftom the depot) is not enough to “ ’Where th? deuce have you hidden
my cl run collar« this tin»??’ ”
cause itir.nveniencr
IF THE
Boar.’ m l Room, by the D.i'\ Week or Month
J. 0. BOOTH, PROPRIETOR
FOR PURE FRESH DRUGS
CTTY DRUG STORE.
re:
•*5
•
•
f r. 1
.ihkMJN. Proprietor.
A LX HR SCXÍi 1 )N^ filled hr MrsC. M Stone, a registered Pbar
¡0,
t
t< ,
:¡ d
ear«' experience, and Patron» can rely
upon oeinjj served with accuracy and promp'Deaa
L>
I>«gr«iri4nU nf Bally Star«.
Molly Stark Bot only did not die a
widow becanae of the vatorotia battlr
nington. but wh? lived to tx-«*nm?
a noble mother of Israel. At one time
thirty out of forty of the children at­
tending th? district school in w hat is
called the “Stark district” of New
Hampshire were name»! Stark They
were all desoandante of th? f<mr chil­
dren Molly horn to th? hero of B»-n
ningt»»n. Now. however, th? name in 1
almoHt extinct in New Has., «.Lire, and
He center of the Ktark
in Manrhoatev*. the
diatricL utily two or three p *rvma ar?
who hew? that an«a^ ?«UUy 'lark
it emit
rriLS S
FlnUhmg
WFibrte*.
In pr?««ing woolen fabri«»in order to
give them • MWiffth, fifie ap)«arance,
l«oth a uniform prrmiurwaBd a uniform
h««wt are required. By a recently devel­
oped ajratem the heating m done elec­
trically, Hie fabric lieipg placed be­
tween the metallic plafea. through
which sufficient current is paaaerj while
under hydraulic | remure to brat them
to aiighUy more ti .u> th? tempera 1. ?
of boiling water On-i dynamo if •
a and 700 am’«errs w111 auflVie f
five presses having ifiO plate« to 1 ■ I <
rd; the c^st of beating ferine •
CM.. ■ htt> tttrl of-Mrt<- i .’wra. wMa J for a period of bad an hour ai d fq •
b U* Mxlk F-nr-aÜoa la tinaal daaMXt
j platen, about tl cent«.—Chteng’» Or
frw tb« brrolne vt BroatafW«.
| kit.
BECOME
ALIVE.
A Freneh « c I bci • *• FrSVMl
PSSSI-
Milty of Pr< iMturs Hurl»!.
The unpleasantness of waking up
and finding one*« self lapped in legnai
and »crew?<l dowra in handsome oak
some «lx fret Iwlow the habitable earth
han been lorn? in «o strongly upon
certain company promoters that the
result haa leeti the projection of the
very lat«*st thing in cooperative under­
taking This in the Mortuary Wait­
ing-room company, which in on the
point of lieiug floated in the French
«•apital, with every prospect of sur< ran
Tbe amount for subscription In stated
to b?
and dividends nt th?
rate of at least 100 percent, may. It 1«
claimed. I h * confidently l»x? *d for
The corrpnny undertake* to provide
separate r. sIt ng rooms of tno clnsnee,
In • Inry? mart oar v building Thsni-
legrd <orp'<‘ will l»e «wjin fort ably de­
posit'd there upon a cwtich. nnd care­
full;. hwikinl after till the fart that it
re a c»/?j «? sltall have Keen established
levon<l a
Th» waiting -room«
will be tastefully <i?rornte«l. with
everything nbo«jl them to welcome th?
revived tenar.t agreeably back to life,
but at th? same time will Lavr a
«achrt of aoinewhsl “nevere ah gs nee,”
ns it were, to rem nd him how nvnrly,
I
1 ut for the cnmi|AiLy, be bad breii
t. th»* most terrible way« of d
-»»arvholders will tw entitled to
I
use of a first-class waiting-room I fl
•f «targe, and i.a abwelmliter*« | n*
•* iff t * a lowed to ♦ alt him. The IM t •
teiaariftentlv hoot» tNnwmafbly thmjgte
JOSEPHINE
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COMPRESSED AIR TRANS’«IIT/v-
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A FAMILY
Hui
Mr.
Horan
DISCUSSION.
Fail, to T»H. • Hood
in It.
It remains to be ascertained wl;« t’
Bo ram abhors anything frivolous,
or not the pressures of from sev« i
and when he sat down to dinner the
hundred to several thousand*,
¡other day it was with a determination
thing« considered in compresaing ui 1 to carry on a rat ional and pleasant con-
in using, are possible and practica bl.* 1 vermilion such as the doctor had assured
in the face of heal and refrigeration, him would promote digestion and good
with the aasistunce of coinpoundibg, health. “There was one thing remark­
tripling, quadrupling and what not; able about that St. Louis cou—” he be­
that ia, whether it will pay to rn ploy gan.
this vehicle fur transporting power de­ | “Quit scrouging me,” shouted the
veloped at u convenieut and economical ’ youngest as he landed on the short rib
point and distribute the accumulated I of his sister with u poiuted elbow.
*nergy tor use through a system of ( “There was one remark—”
I “Jist a drop more cream in this here
street cars.
Capitalists who invert money for a | coffee,” from the country uncle, who
return upon the outlay are very care­ • was in to Bp'nd a few days, to th»* head
ful 5n considering the enthusiastic al­ i of the table.
“Ahem! There was one re—”
though sincero views of inventors am!
“I scotched on the avenue lust night,”
even if it is reasonable to believe that
conipreasad air will eventually take im- broke In the shock-headed boy who is
[»ortant place in the world's work, the in th»* seventh grade. “I wasn’t
investor« who take the responsibility »keered of no policeman. I give ’em
are very much in the position of the the h;«*nar laugh.”
“There wax one remarkable—”
man who wanted to know how to tell
“Saruh, when 1 sound the buzzer you
toadstxxiU from mushrooms, and was
ml vises I to eat them, and if hr did not are expected to respind at once,” said
die then they were mushrooms. Ob­ Mrs. Boram as the maid of all work ap
taining, «uy, ten ¡»er cent, or less of the jieared. “Help M r. Boram to some more
heat value of coal in th? form of power butter.”
“There was one—”
for valuable use is a sure thing, well
“I d m’t mind Edith Wobberly borrow­
known, and from the standpoint of
facte cheap, But putting Prof. Tvn- ing books from me,” cut. in the eldest,
dall’s “moth* of motion” into some “but she’s got to return them or I will
other medium of transportation, nnd choke off the supply. Some jieople
paying toll ut both ends of the line, never do know anything.”
“There wa—”
appeals to the man who pays the bills
“There has been so much rain this
with n force not easily appreciated by
the Fcientiste. The losses met with in season thnt we can’t cou it on mon* an
transforming mechanical energy into half a *rop of anything. Never saw the
electrical energy, and sending it in this like in my life. I’m clean discouraged,”
form over the trolley w in* and into the and the bucolic uncle mopped his florid
car motor, or in investigating the me­ countenance with a bandana.
“Were you going to say something,
chanical energy in the pull of a cable,
are more tlian counterbalanced by papa?” queried Mrs. Boram of her hus­
many inconveniences and economi- s, band.
“Not a thing. Don’t let. mt* inter­
and now th? hope that some incidental
advantages in sight, may l>? realized, rupt this highly edifying conversation.
and still a little lx*tter economy be ob­ Pass the red p'pper.” Detroit Free
tained, is attracting attention tov.ard Bress.
compressed air. Ca««ier’« Maga/.in *.
CONVOYED BY A WHALE.
"BOYS ALL OVER.”
llow Two Youagsters Kiporluaentsd with
Puieoa Ivy.
Suprrintendent Kimball, of the life-
Having service, told a story of two boys,
and it is so “boys all over,” as moat
mothers would say, that it ought to I m *
printed. The now accomplished officer
says that, when he waa a boy he had a
chum, and both were poisoned year
after year while running about the
woods by poison ivy. One day, says
the Washington Star, they heard or read
something to the effect that if persons
would swallow two or three leaves of
the ivy they would never again l»r af­
fected by it. To relieve themselves of
the regular summer and often-recur­
ring annoyance they decided to take a
few leaves of it as medicine. Mr. Kim­
ball whs of na investigating turn of
mind, ami found out that on the under
side of the leaf there waa a very fine
dust. Hr told his companion that as
they were experimenting it would be
well to m ««* if it made anv difference
whether one side or the other con­
tained the poison. He rolled up his
three leaves so as to cover the dust, and
his friend rolled his so aa to leave the
dust nidi* exposed. With a glass of water
will as little chewing us |>os«ibl? they
nu a llow cd their doaes. The result was
something horrible, especially for the
lx>y who took the dusty side of the ur-
gument For weeks after he could not
shut his mouth on account of the terri­
ble condition of his mouth and throat
Hr hu<l to lw f»d with liquids by u quill
ind it was only n miracle that he did not
lie. Mr Kirnlwiil fared somewhat bet­
ter, ?*■• <•<’!•. 11 y ns to Ills mouth ami
throat, 1 ut there was trouble enough on
the iu* I” to make up for it. Ami there
war. no rt re v «irked The next season
♦ hev miff« red •* i before.
“Nov. v ns’t that like a boyF* is
what everybody «aid, and what all will
say now.
Koyslty at the (a tn era.
When the princes« of Wnl«*« visits the
photugrtiplu'r she usually arranges
that her Hitting shall tak«* place in the
morning A Hp*riul studio is set apart
for Un* princess and other members of
the royal family. It is approached by
a private door, w hich lends to an ante­
room provided with easy chairs and n
phntiful supply of illustrated pipers.
A small chauiber is fitted up as a dre««*
iug-room, and her? is to b«« fouml a
maid from .Mnrllorough I kmiw , w ho has
preceded h<*r royal mistress with a
dressing <«a««* containing brushes and
other toilet accrH-Horira. Th? prin«*?««
having discussed the ¡Minition In which
•he is to b<* taken, arranges herself, and
the up*ration proceeds. It is etiquette
on th««*«* occasion« for the photographer
to Hiklress any r< marks he may hav?
to make to ths lady-in-waiting in at­
tendance, who in turn addresses the
princeMH, w ho replies throuli her also;
but it is nee«ll«*HM to say that etiquette is
dispensed with by the |xrin«'«**H in many
«asTH.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
Thouflit of the Wrong Marhlnv.
Inability to recall name* cauxe«
barriuwimrnt aouietitncn. There ii
Boaton micirty woman who cannot re-
niemelwr nunif-s, neither can her da tigh­
ter.
One day, according to th'- re-
later of tlie Mtory, they met a Mr*
Howr, and afterwards * mii <I to each
otbvr:
“Now, vpphall t>e continually
mwiiig her, mo du let ua try to recall h< r
name.” “I know what we can d
re­
marked the daughter. “Howe invented
the newing rnacliine, didn't he? Well,
jtiRt think of machine*arid we’ll I m « nure
to get her name.” The two la/Jiew went
to a five o'oJork a few dayw afterward
and Mm. Howe wiu» there. Cp «lilen
the mother with tier «werteat nnidean I
exclaim«!; “My <k ar Mm. Singer, bow
delighted I am to «ee you again.” Soon
aft«*rward the daughter appeared and
with equal charm of manner exclaimed
“My dear Mm. Wilcox, how are you?”
— Bouton Home Journal
Wh*n th?
Masts.
Pacific O t'nii ShlpM Accompanied on
loyage by a M oiih H t of the l)e«ip.
a
Bardic ocean whales are sometimes
very fri< ndiy, c*p<*cially < ff the count
of L<»s Angeles county, Cal. (in mure
than one occasion they have astonished
if not alarmed Hailing parties who ha\e
been I a* cu lined.
'J'hese whale«, says the New York
J./uinul, are harmless, and their atten­
tions are merely from ciiriu-’t*.. but to
have several of them floating iu close
proximity is not altogether pleasant.
What
.-upposed U» l»e the i.ame whale
ii.i.i recently earned a reputation for
friendliness.
During the .summer
month' it frequently met a large steam­
er off Iiore and either followed it along
or played iilmut, entertaining the pa*•-
‘«•up •
by s|>oiitiii;' On one trip the
v hah* laei’d itaelf abend of t he steamer
nnd vain with it ho dclil < lately that
the captain was obliged to slow down
nnd finally stop, fearing to run Into the
c.
huge vicnture.
('n another occasion the steamer had
on board u.x passenger« the Medicul So-
ci t v of California, «'onsisting of h < v-
enil hundred physicians. When about
half way over, the whale appeared nnd
at once displayed iinusual friendliness.
It swam up to the vessel, nnd turnhor
followed her along so near that the
ay of its «pouting came p.boord nnd
the eye of the inonsler could he plainly
< en. The steamer slow«*«! up for a f«wv
n.”iiitrs <)<•< asionally as the whale be-,
«•am? too friendly, un«l th«* passengers
had a tine opportunity to see a whale*
but a few feet nwnv.
” .G
1Ir
zuiLLiifi
Tfie Favorite Bout Btntij.
For all disaaaea caused by darangaMta*
•( th. Liver, Kidntya, and Stomach.
Keep It always In the houae aad yaw
will aave time and Dactor'a Bills, aa4
hav, at hand an active, harmlass aad gar-
factly safe purgative, alterative aad toak.
If you feel dull, debilitated, have fregaeat
headachf, mouth tastes badly, peor appr
Ute and tongue coated, you are sufferlag
from torpid liver or biliousness, and SIM­
MONS L iver R egulator will cure yea.
If you have eaten anything har4 tn
4lg«st, or feel heavy after meals or elea**
les, at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVU
RiGULATOR will relieve you and bring
pleasant sleep.
If at any time you feel your syelea
needs cleansing and regulating wltbeat
violent purging, take SIMMONS UVUt
R egulator .
_
J. II. Zellin * CX».. rhiladeipMaT
Professional Cards.
ROBERT G. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
G uanti P àti , O mbuoh .
Practioea in all State and Federai Cenrte
Orm a in B ank B lildiho .
WILLARD CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEY- AT-LA W-
Practices in all Federal, State and I»
preme Courte.
Ornce
at
R csidkmci T hibi > N t . N obts .
Notary Public.
HENRY L. BENSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
GRANTS PASS, OM.
O fficu —Over the Bank, Practice« in ail
Court« of the State.
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
Doctor in Dental Surgery
OrriCK iivm tur B amk
Oregon
Grant's Paun,
EAST and SOUTH
----- VIA THE -----
Sim sta
Route
— of the —
Southern Pacific Company.
Ex nreaa Traina I .eave Portland Daily
Usuili.
I
I
I Mr *. I Lv. Portland
Ar. I
11 00. M I lv . Grants Pana lv . • M f .«
11:15* M xr. Han Fran’co lv . | 7 no> ML
Above train* «top at Eaat l*ortlaa4,
Oregon City. Woodburn, Salem, Turner,
Marion. 1.1!. r«..ri, \lbany, CottagaGrAYA
Tangent, SluiLI.,
Halaay,
Harrte-
llumMnity Always Nsetelag Kqnallty.
Junctiou
City,
Eugaaa«
___,
Berhaps it is b««caiist* w<* know so- burg,
I Creawell, Drain, and all station, fraae
ciety t«> I»«« merely a muk<*-ix‘lieve in its
Roaeburg
to
Ashland
inclusive.
equality that so many society p«ople
• egard u real equality as iinp»Hsible,
Roieburg Mall Dally
nd ar? content to remain In the make-
la liev««.
But even th«* pretense of » .VIA. M lv . Portland
ar. I 4 40F.B.
•liiality is pre<«ious, and it has more 12 2ft r « i.v. Albany
i v I 1 liF.B.
. V
s w A a.
onesty in it than th«« pretense of in­ 6:2b p.M. at . Roseburg
quality. There is nothing so essen­
Salem Pen.enger Dally.
tially' false aa that; and the sup*rior,
when In* tak?M thought, ia a« distinctly 4 00 ?. M. | lv Portland at 10:15 a . ■.
P. m . I Ar. Salem
LV.
i Ob a . a.
aware of the fact as th«* inferior. Hu- 6:15
re
munity is always K<«i«king equality.
Tin* patrician wish?« to be with hi«
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE*
i<inalH Itrcause his inferiors make him j
Pulhnnn
Buffet Sleepers
um*a«y; th«* plel>«*inn wish?« to I m * with j
— anil —
I.«« equals brcamie bis superiors make
!<un unhappy. I his fa««t. a<*coiiDtH for S econd C lass S leeping C ars
ii» quality itself, for elans?«.
Infrri-
Altai lied to all tlnoufli traina
• rity and superiority were intolerable
to men, and so they formed themselves
it Inelasn«*«, thnt inside of these <«I hrm * k | West Side Division bettete I’orthid ltd
they might hove tin* p-arr, the com fort,
Corvtllii
•f ?<|iiality; and « arh kept hirnaelf U>
nih own clans for that reason.—W. D.
Howell«, in r«*nfury.
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (■XCSFT «UNSAY.
7 ?) a m lv . Portland
12 iftr m Ar. Corvallis
at . | 8 20 r n.
ly .|1:M f .M
Whv it It that one
Al Albany and Corvallis connect with
man ia «fid «?fi dr-
ertpid at 45, and train« of Or. Central Knrttrn Ry.
another hale and
■ IFHItM THAIH DAILY (Bll Hrr HIHDAT.)
hearty at Icri The
■«idant wf birth has
BopiPtblnv Io do
4 Mr.■ i v Pi rtlan.l
*r. I H 2fi*.a.
with it **>ma men
T 2.»r m . | *r. McMiniivlll« lv . I S *0*. a.
are born atronarr
than other», but ha-
«ueatly th« strong
TIII4OUGII TICKKT«
nrsn become« weak
and th« weak man Ti.all iH.inta in the Faetern Sutes, Cena­
•tmng Jt depepda la anil Europe end he obtained al leaeel
on the car« ht tak«a rates, from J. S. PUHIXtM, Agent,
of hirirerlf
the man who runs an
GranU Faca
engine hear« an unusual sound about it he
IC. F. liOGgRH,
•IBM immediately
and ‘ looks H ' up
" ‘
.3 If he
be K KORIII.XK.
A«,t I* FAP. Agi
finds
I m ■ a Ii»t1«*
little looaenaaa
I« m >»«* s « m or a • little crack, it
Manag, r.
I'ortand. On
U remedied immediately / U it len't, rh«r«
will c>»ne a bieak pmaentl
ti? - a break
that will wreck the
engine I.fkely as aoL
re entice
this same man wi ill hflally ipiore the cull
fnt hr>p from aotue
_ ___
w___ _
r>e on*
on« of hi« _ own
organa
Be lay«
will him
let the
trow If anti
growTintil
it
OOt (rouble
hi be«?
he"kerpa
l»ed
|f he keeps on
w«>rk ng with a 'tamap’rfl body,
he win
__ ,___
___ •«
soon’
weai it nut The strain on hia nerves will
tell on bit cutletitntinn. 1
R« will not be
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hearty when h» (a old Th« ehanres are he
sever will bv old st all Dr Fierce's Gwld*
rn Medical DinCfivery re«toma health
Then«
papei are |u«*t i he thing tor lining
It
la oot onlv a rare for dp esse, jt is a pre
cabin*, *r ppmg bundle«, putting
v**ntive Wlpncvri a man Are Is that hr la
umivr ear| im making curl papers
not «pite >• v. e|| aA be or.ght to be, when-
lighting lire* and a boat of
ever he j little ■ without eneqn a«>l with-
othet n
Iwhd cheap.
•st vitality « ’ en-vrr he flodi ffiai he b
losing weight tnu that his ordinary work
gives him un -Ine faitgu«, he needs the
r* Golden Med- • al Diacovm.“ Ne matter
how hia troubl. le shows itself, thia wonder-
ful remedy will -ur« him
We say it is
wonderfu! becsv e of it* wonderful rssalta,
and not bvrjit.-
nere im anything super-
natural about i« 1 t b > an*e it doea any
thin? that ia 1 unespr'eted. m anything which
Its <!»?»,«•«••
discoverer did not mean it to do That
It
sr«M msny diff-wnt so «-ailed diseases
H the m«ret natural thin« in the w«<ld
when y
understand that nearlv all «la­
eaava • ng from the same thing — bad
digvatlon *ud e nsenuent impure blood
T e
«»very rn^irs the a^'vpetite good,
tbe d'get’mo strong,
•g. aaabnUatfon
¿aaiindatio i ea«»r,
east, nofl
ana
the blond rich and r.ure No duraae of the
blood can wtihstapd its actios
Nature tak?« th? tbn? when on? in
lying down Ut give the heart rent, and
that organ consequently mak?« ten
airolc»*« I»** a minute than wh«-ra on? im
in an upright posture-
itr
by fiO minutes. Mid It is
Therefore, in ?»ght hour»« •I
«low n th? heart is navr«l
■trvl<rH, and. iui th# hmrt pi
crnoi** of t.l.Mwl with r»rli *tr,»l
AC.O-Xt ounce. IMH of bio« in a night of
elgi^ hour* (pent in bed t tan w brn on««
Hl,u upright poHition. A« U»r blood
Sows ho BHueh n*ore • lowly through th. I I.earn more about It from Or Ptercv's Ow-
moa Senb« MndicaJ AS'i-vr »«<4
proAiaw
KIM when <»n» it I u< <lown. war rnu.it I ly fUvatratMl which will Ur arst Fee os receipt
ampa to rov«v coat
•vpplf »»IU> exlr* <", -fin« th* wnnolb jef twenty one *i)
i W «Bailing eWy
• VtenSMavg
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