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led States but extends over the
•shotc world. This latter proposit-
J. NUNAN, P lblishhi .
mi rhe C ourier has contended for
I hmii . mí Ever, Tliur»<* • •
In the meantime the
i al! aloug,
I pirtitu uun throughout the country
dlclil Piner ol loieouie C juii . 9*; » ar pr
to hand over the keys
« :r. î È k - u republic; a successors. Only
T hursday , J une 34. 1897
I this t«nd nothing more.
AT HOME AND ABROAD
DOINGS ON THE COAST.
Grain ttree in the neighborhood of I
Farmington, <’*!., destroyed 2lX‘ aerea >
of grain.
I he State High Court of the Foresten* '
will be held in Santa Rosa the second
week in October.
A beet sugar factory, very similar to
the one at Watsonville, is soon to be
erected at Stockton.
The supervisors of Kings county have
called for plans for a new county hos­
pital, not to cost over ># • 000.
The rain of the early part of the
week did but little damage to crops,
although in Home sections tHe berry
crop han been hurt to Home extent.
S, F agent Barban «»J iileudale, was in
town Sunday.
ok
$i 5° IS A lvan ■ I
O regon as a state will have a
fair crop of wheat this year after all.
The late dampness in the Willam­
ette has reached over east of the
mountains and a good yield is as­
sured in the Bunchgrass region, ex­
cept where grasshop]>ers have eaten
the fields in Morrow county. As
Josephine county buys flour and
bacon largely on he outside, our
people wi!l l>e glad to knu ■ that
we can get all we wo- l U> eat with-
in the confines of our own state.
We are cultivating i.iore fields each
year and wh •!’ •• farmers realize
that they can rai e go 1 crop ot
wheat on out granite hillsides it
they bov
'• early fall, we will
raise a <d grind what flour we need
at home When one looks about
and se«- .«> much ni •..>■ " aving
Gram's Pass for flour, biau, uull-
feed, bacon and even baled hay, he
wonders that times are as good in
Josephine county as they are. Our
silent but perpetual output of gold
dust is all that saves us.
T he annexati. n of Hawaii a til­
ounts to a virtual purchase of the
islands, as the United States as-
slimes their debt, which amounts to
some $4.000,000. Hawaii will lie
come a teriitory of the United States
and further iin|>ortation of Chinese
or Japanese laborers is to lx- ptol ib
ited. W hat is to be done with
those already there is to I k - a mat
ter which congress will pass upon
when the annexation treaty is for­
mally ratified by Ixith governments.
The hord< of lepers iv rhe Kan.ika
colony is o, .our*« included in the
transfer Our people need a coaling
station in the Pacific and so Hono­
lulu has just drop|>ed into our hands
as a matter of progress. The island
sugar will oi course reach San Fran
cisco tree of duty as heretofore which
ought to euable us to get our sugar
on the Pacific coast as cheaply as do
people east of theRocky mountains,
but it hadn’t resulted that wav
T he only difference noticeable
between the government of McKin
ley and that of Cleve'and is that
the task of making excuses for tin-
hard times now devolves upon the
republican instead of the democrat­
ic press ol the country. The re­
publican papers now tell us that
times are getting better in spite ol
the howl by the other party, that
our lactones are employing mor«
men at »letter wages; that our ex­
ports exceed our imports by a great
er margin, and that the apparent
dullness is not peculiar to the Um
ington, were found on the beach at
Cook’a inlet, frozen Htiff. Phe men had
l<»»t their wiiv in a »torni.
A woman poultrv miner of National
City, <al., broke th«* record for nunibvr
of egg* latelv f<»un<1 in on«* nest. I’h«*re
were forty fr«**h ami bright, ami twenty
hem* cackled their ownvrrdiip of the
untiHiial pile.
Santa Ana people mav tin* Southern
Pacific Company pmpmieM Imihling a
branch to their celers field»«.
Next
year the « elvi-y-gt«»w• r* expect bo have
b«*twe«*il
ami 3iM) carlo.»da of th«*
protlll« I to go I' mt.
\ ii IlaHan watchman named Pietro
Ma'ti
'?•»• loyed h\ th«* I'sal Lum­
ber »■‘•• b paiiy, »n Mendocino countv,
w hr <*ruMh«*«l t » «lentil I •-•lav b\ a fall­
ing tree.
II«* was alcepin;* in tin*
woods when th«* trv«* fell ami crmdied
him.
flit* RtcAllW*r
Aorangi, which left
Van««»liver «»11 Jun«* 11th for \mstralia,
t<»ok tFic large’t « arg«» ev«*r »diip* t*d to
AuMtrnlia from that port, am«»unting to
81 MM I ton-, the bulk being flour, la*«*r
and ma«*hinerv.
San Bernar«lino enn hav<* 11«» more
street lighting until after the vegetable
»eaaon b«*cauae tlie Chines« gHi'd«*nera
uae all tin* water in tie* «lituh for irri­
gation am! I«*avi* n«»ne to run th«* elec­
tric company’* «h irim«».
Jo-eph Smith, a farnn*r living ten
Diilea northeast of l>av»*ii irt. Wash.,
l«»»t control of his tea'»! • I«»Wn a steep
grad«* ami hdl un«lvr the a Agon, '¡'he
wheel» badly bi<*emte«l a »boulder and
broke bis a» m, ami
ing to the nature
of hi» mjiiri«*s, it
be I < red be * U|
die.
W. II. Elkina, a V
near ! i\ in -t«me, », (’»tl.
liia brother-
!» W . A
Angel«’».
I
k now n, al I h
grown out « •f «■
ed In’t W et'li
The pel
’ration
<
I m '»* h
Since the last encsinninriit forty vet­
erans have died.
The number now
alive is about 1400 out of a total of over
7<MX)who participated in th«* various
campaigns.
U
Quisley and Dr. A. M. S< ruggs
of the Elk creek district, near A'diland,
Oregon, became involved in a «juarrvl
over some hay, and Quisling attacked
Scruggs with a pitchfork and the doc­
tor drew a revolver and shot him dead.
P. A. Buell bus just completed a trip
through Calaveras and Tuolumne u«nin-
ties, where he went to consult with
miners al»oiit the erectisn of a smelter
in Stockton, and met with great success
lie says he will form a company at
once to carry forward the project. The
proposed plant will cost in the neigh­
borhood of >2*»0,(MX).
I hrrv is a grvwsoiue story that conies
from Anaheiru About the violation of
the grave of the young man named
Vngil Smith, who win buried at that
place twenty years ago. His relatives
recently went to ha\e the remains
taken up and removed to Los Angeles
county, but on openiivg the grave
it was found to las empty. The laxly
must haw been remove«! as varlv as
1H79.
ID ane J. Anderson of Tacoma, Wash., i
Supervising instructor of Indian schools
is in Greenville, PI uiiiar county, fori
the purpose of making au insp«*« tion 1
of the l'nit<*«l States Indian Training
and
Industrial whool, now located
there, to report to the Indian depart-
men! as to the adxisahilitv of the gov­
ernment continuing or abandoning th f
Institution.
W. M. Parker of >an Bernardino a H»
almost -tiing to death by 1 h * vh .
A
• aarm « huh * .low 11 on the vehicle In
was driving and attacked his horse,
Th.* animal tell to the ground, Parkei
help»«! the beaat and thekeri *S Mltuckv.l
him sad stung him on the fave a nd
neck until there was nut a spot as l.irgt
as a dune where he war not stung, lb
is »lowly recovering, but the home
dewd.
Ku Vial'rim rancher has capture«1 A
white gopher which is ronai.lered A
rare species of tins peat.
stockholders in the bans to force them
to let urn th«* dividends paid by Mosher
oil the ground that that they were not
earned but paid out of the money of
the dcpusiiors. He says that the book«
shovs that the bank never made a
dollar.
Dolores »i.ir< in was shot by Manuel
Fellows in ir««nt of his saloon in Capis­
trano, tai.
I Iu* crime was the result
ol a h/iig-'i.imbiig leud between the
two men. l c.lows having been tlned
al out ten months ago for striking
Garcia over the head with tlie butt of
a revolvvi. Mint* that time Fellows
had repeatedly threatened Garcia's
life.
from
SSllA
in.»- one of th. t>i|t min­
or Nevada.
N.w so fen
a-' there that tile |»iat ..thee
li-eimtini
Mr-. \ u><>
11*11 II. B.
feet from I
0'3 CUR
Hew >i«».iM>
ig to held a big
Haiuhuidt be*.
F. J. Chenev A Co.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
A F armer .
H«*r Mujest v Got Mad.
“1 was being shown over tin* rov il
yacht at Portsmouth bv an admiral,and
he explained the various point* of inter
est. At laH we came lo the qiieen'R. a!»-
in. “Here,” -ail he, “ ih where the
queen found a middy trying on her l»on
net at the looking-glsHH, and she ga»e
him a box on the ear-, which re-» Hided
right away
to
the
quarter «let k
"Well,” I Hani, "that was better thin
ruining his career tor a boyish prans
"Oh !” lie replied, “he didn't gH off «¡«h
a smack. He was Rent home next dav,
and hi- people were given a hint to take
his name off the bonks at once. It wa* a
pitv, for hr was aj-dlv little fellow
and
didn't mean any harm."
F a I Kilgore, a Pans, Tex., contractor,
met death at the hands ot Miss Fanny
Ja< ksou and her three brother»».
The
gin met Kilgore in a railway station
and coiuiiieiiced shooting at him.
He
Free Pith
jumped and ran but war shot by one of
Sen«l your address to II E Buckl *n A
the girl’s brothers.
When lie teil, Mi»«
Jackson walked up to him and drrd (’<»., Chicago, and get a tree sample
\
thre<* bullets into his bodv, saying, lx»x of Dr. King's New Ute 1’ilh.
“You have *lainivrsd me long enough." trial will covince you of their niurrs
I’hese pills are easy in action are particu­
1 he London police authorities are larly effective in the cure ot ( onsti| a-
I- r Malaria
mystified over the recovery «»t seven­ ti«»n an«l Sick Headache
teen bodies which have been taken and Liver trmibles they have l»vr*n
out «»f the lower Thames within the pr jved invaluable. They arv guar intend
last three weeks. The bodies »re those to be |»erfectIy free from every deleterious
substance and to 1»? purely vegetable
of well-dressed persons and money and
They do not weaken by their action,
jewels have been found en each.
The but hv giving tone to stomach
< A**es are not thought to be suicides, greatly invigorate the system
but is supposed to be the work of some size 25 « . |»er box
S«»l«l by
fiend. None of the bodies have been Kremer, Druggist.
identified.
e
I'tiysii-al Training in i'tiblh School**
A dispatch from Funchal, Island of
Madeira, off the woat ».»mst of Muin>ruo,
The recent!) is.-ued catalogue of the
•ass that on the arrival there of the ’M aih Normal s- h >oi ,»t \! im »nth am
British steamship S<*ot, which left Cape nuuiu’e»» a special course ot two year- in
Town, A flics, June 2d for Suu: haiup- physical training lor ik «> m tue public
ton, it is announced that Burney Bar­ schools. The Myateiu ailopted is the Lu g
or Swedish system ami the work is g'wn
nau», the S iitli Afruan diamond king,
bv a graduate «»1 tlo* l'<>s*«e < • x mua-inni
who was among the j assenger.«, had ol B«»aion
I he well e«]uipp«*d gvmna-i
womniitled sun-ide by leaping over* uni at the Normal s<’h«H»l . tf r-
beard. His body was rcvovereil.
P a .T facilities lor this work. The «a*.»
»«‘ligers aboard say
Barnuto
w an gives in detad the three years a«a
despondent over .»tlairs in South Africa an«! professional course *»l the >
and frequently said h* <a»ed to live no which is es|«ecially design *d to trail
leaching
longer.
Mint burea U, W
A. l*msnn «»i
and John Fire-
e «iitampnient of baugh of ( a
left " .i>hiii|¿t«*n
iaa will l»v hei«! in for Sail I ran
superintend the
i>th to 2«Sth.
Annual
sett!
an«!
to weigh
uni the < «mi and l uliion i in the
s havv killed three and
ignei island.
The mini in that city, Ain«»unting to » KM,-
(MM),0UU. On their way the v< oniiiitter
will al»«» weigh and counl tin * bulliou
ami cash on haiid at the Car» »il. Nev.,
mint,
amounting appr«»xnm«t y to
♦ti t a M» (MMt.
k 11 ..-.I
pl#telv ..V. r-w* -<y «”''1 ‘
I,tllr pill* known »• "I*
E«tij Ki~-r-
W » Krem«-».
U "r
HOUSECLEANINJ
bother without worrying
gives you enough
<
The *t. Luuu» puwlfuoxni» Will, it *» ex-
Ttie Scio l «»Ionici*-
color to put on the walls or what it will cost.
Eight to none last year is the bike re«’*
pe< led, be c i*»'l by the operation ut
ord in this place.
To save this worry simply call at our store andt
the MiMuuri Breeder’s lav.
L W Lang, hu.inc»« manager of the
1
The pan-American touriste were en­
W. If. Hampton I ma a naw p.<xx«a for S. io colon» . I|«»kini< to “ reprenentativa
the sample cards that show the beautiiul tints
tertained al Springfield, Maa»»., with removing carriage tope.
|ol the Silverton Appeal ol me
n>etl>od.
of
the
eoiony.
»AVithat
there
bination
of
W J. Walla e ami M B Mai-mey are
drives to points of interest.
• lb lx- »boat 200 lauulte*. or about 10 «>
A cyclone at Newport News wrecked each building a new huuae.
triple tn all. who will corn» from 0«
»• verai business houses, iujured ^trow­
Guy M Bowers was pro-|»v ting in our i axtern »t»te* and »ettle on th» tr.u t o
That will half settle the question—the price, „¡j
ing crops uni damaged »mall kraft mines several days last week.
¡•nd two and one-hali tuOx. from •'cto,
lying .tl anchor mi the James river.
*■
(harlie Kuegler and Georg* Ha«iy I in Linn county, it ia a company in
tie the other half
Pi i. p Orth, living live miles west of have gone to Illinois river pr»»-p** ting.
win« hall are owner«#.
Mr Lai.g ha» just complete«I l.ie
Koine, N. Y.; his Wife and sister, Lite
Depu’v Sheriff Cooper of **alern, visi­
hie, were drowned in the Erie canal. ted his sister, Mrs. <i. W. K**arn*. here i vw of the laud. The company own*
I lb‘2 mil-* -«¡uare ol level farirmg land,
Their carriage was overturned into the last week.
abunsi ail in c dtivation.
canal.
Each famiK will be allotted a terLl,n
visiting iri
I
Mrs Susan R Wallace
The sindow-glass factory of the
poruon of the lan.i to cultivate
I he
of
the Willamette valley for a couple
company will operate two large saw
United Glass Company at Orestes, I months
! ’Dills of their own, to fuiniHh lumber lor
eighteen miles west of Munich, Ind.,
The venison crop
__ , this tall will be building purjx»» i-. The «•«•'•misH will
was burned. The loss will be about
«bort—too many hungry tellows during 1 plai.i lOlM acres in hop®. They will -vt
fiuu.uuu.
the winter.
out Nik) m ret- iu prunes.all of one variety ,
Bubrecker Brothers of Kansas City
The mill is to close down thi* w**ek for anu w«i. ha e 100 acres in strawberries,
failed to evade payment for beer
,
the season, so we are informed—no mar­ 100 a« res i . i raspberries, besides a large
bought iroiu Vai Blatx on the plea that
am ¡nt ol otfier small fruit* an«! ugeta-
ket for the output.
Blalx was violating the prohibition
, bles
They intend to pur« base 500 uoice
course
School
closes
Frid<*v
ami
of
laws m aeiling beer.
a » for a dairy, and expect
extra
that fellow at Merlin will get our good « are and proper feeding.
make an arti
(.Rev. Dr. Geoige A. Gordon, pastor
l-xjking school inarm.
de of cheese that will coiuina.'i ! the t«>P
ot the O.d bouth Church, preached the
Good on ’ price in the markets
Hard tain storm Mon«lav
ba« calaureate sermon tv the graduat­
The members of this colon* are all
hay that
ing class at Harvard University in garden truck but hard on the
' steady, hard-working people, a••«!
■
stands on either en«l in the field.
A pion < hapel.
[ever they star? they will push with alii
Prosperity has not sirjwn up vet. but ¡energy. When the hop-, prunes, etc.,
Deputy Attorney-General Elkin ot
blackberries are plentiful which allevi­
Penimyivania has given out a state­ ates some of our hungry exernciating are planted, they will be pul there to
' stay.
men t ou the condition of the State pains.
The Indians on the L matilla re-er1, a-
ijuaiicv!*, iu which he shows there is a
Robert Mctiee and sons an«! Aaron W .d- lion have held a council, ami di « unit J ' •
doth it ol $J,o00,<JU0 in the Mate treas-
kins are making arrangements to s:art celebrate the Fourth of July in .rest
<*r>-
! for Colorado Springs by team, where style. Chief Feo wili deliver an a«idres8t
President Friedenthal of the Kansas thev are to take Jess Mc<iee for lung dressed in fell l.’niian costume.
CORNER M %IN X\l> FIFTH STREETS.
Popuiiat Mate Committee states that. trouble.
To I ure < 4>n»iip<*t uni >ur«’»ri.
there ain be more complete lusion of ,
Covote creek ha* sotneshonM be “side
b U c l
..iris Candv Calburlic. Ml <M M
the uull-Republican forces iu Kansas back” riders that ride on* both sides of I! T C.
C. <■ la., to cure, dfüggul» refuud niooev
on cuiiniv tickets this full than ever the horsee at once, ami the wav thev
before.
make the dust Hy in town, and race over
Four drunken Italian laborers en-1 bridges makes our mayor break some ol
ga/od in a savage fight at S<mU* Fram­ the most sacred cumnianfiments.
V ictoria ’ s proposed abdication
iu favor of her son Alltert Edward
has been reported every little while
ANlfOUNCKMFffT.
of late years, but the old lady herself
With this issue ot the C ourier has probably never heard of it.
my connection with the paper ceas­ Like the late ent[>eror of Germany,
The University, South lx>» Angeles,
es. as I have sold the plant and sub­ she is apt to let well enough alone
Vernundale and Pico Height»* post
scription list to Messrs. Price and 1 anti only submit to a change when office
have been consolidate i with the
& Voorhies, who will take charge I the grim reaper decrees it. The L oh Angelen office.
Neil» Neilson, who stole a fl 50 hat
on July 1st. Prof Price is well 1 Prince of Wales is getting gray with
from a rack iu front of a Fresno cloth­
known as a gentleman oi ed j iti< n
nd dissipation, and his ascen­ ing
store, wan sentenced to five yearn
and rustle unu Mr. Voorhies ts ’• ' '.ion to the throne will cause more in Folsom for committing the deed.
practical printer of more »ban ordi- i.,r )c>, friction, though there will Ije
Hiram Tubbs died at his home in
nary ability and taste With such l> general change of postmasters East Oakland Sunday, of pneumonia
and old age.
He was a pioneer of the
a combination of brains and bini- 1 ji .J revenue collectors as there is state
and well-known by commercial
ness I am confident the C ourier every four years in the United men all over the coast.
will march on to continued victory States.
c w. Fox of Garden valley, Placer
county, was fatally hurt by being
I take this opportunity to thank the
T he flying machine that will fly thrown off the Georgetown grade.
people of Grant's P k , s an«» South­
Horse, man ami buggy were precipit­
and
carry passengers has yet to l>e ated 200 feet.
ern Oregon fol then long-continued
and generous support and Ijespeak built, but almost daily for the past
Shipping men of San Francisco are i
their good will for my worthy suc­ ten years the newspapers have been having considerable trouble in getting j
discovering machines iu course ot experienced seamen for their vessels.
cessors.
J. N unan .
There seams to be a scarcity of deMir*
construction which are sure to fly able men.
j
Charles Montgomery, who confessed
E ugknh D xhi ’ scheme to start a when completed, and that is the
of
oociilistic colony of 100,000 men last heard of any particular flying to complicity in robbing the grave
the decease«! millionaire, W. “. La id, I
now idle in Chicago, may take machine. That the air will one day at Portland, Or., was sentenced to two
shape before the next winter come» t navigated by human beings is years in the penitentiary.
1
The Secretary of the Navy has order­ ingham, Mass., ami tlie police had to ,
The present wet weather is attribut­
on. He is locking favorably tow­ extremely probable. A bird is sim
ed
the
battle-ship
to
Oregon
to
Victor
­
can upon the militia to aid in arresting able to the many camp meetings in pro­
ard the new state of Washington, p!v a natural machine which sup ia, B.
gress.
The good brothers and sisters
to be present at the festiviti«*s them.
Several men were seriously
should have come together a month
where there aie still large tract, ot jxjrts itself by powerful wings. The attending the celebration of the Queen’s hurl.
sooner as rain was badly nee«le«l at that
still uncultivated laud. The ques­ principle upon which a bird doe-» jubilee.
Ol the homing pigeons liberated at time and their results would surely been
Monrovia, a small town in Ixx* An- ■ Statesville, N. C., right made a record as prolific.
this
act
is
liable
to
be
discovered
tion of meeting the expense will be
geles «ounty was almost wipe«l out of
before equaled J or the distance
“Uncle Jerry" surely has degenerated
solved like that of the Salvation some day, and then everybody can .ixi-tenre by fire. The post oilice and ! never
to New York, lhe distance traveled Ui some extent—may be he is riding a
have
his
own
aviator
as
he
can
many
of
the
business
houses
were
>
Army prospect under Ge •. Booth,
by the pigeons ranged lrom 497.7V to "Bike"—when in his editorial last week
destroyed.
The loss is estimate«! at ■ 5o2.Ub lunes.
he took a financial streak and proclaimed
by an appeal to friendsof socialism, nowadays bare his own bicycle ' >20,
(MM).
A Knuxxillv dispatch states that a to the many readers of his "(ireat (,’hris
who are expected to contribute Sjieed the day.
Twelve thousand boxes of cherries
tian Herald” that "times are hard nmier
do tobtirni jiut across the Virginia
ami woul«i have been under
lunds, Mr. Debs thinks he can
A rtificial gold manufactured I were shipped from Rancho Chico or-| line, near iiristo, did considerable McKinley
Brvan, only might have been a little
raise $25,000 a mouth through this like that of artificial eggs has failed, i chard* East recently, ami a very large damage and has delayed trains on the stir
in the West under the Silver ban­
| pari of the crop is left on the trees
Southern Ranwaj. 1 wo hundred yards ner.” "The stir" in case of free silver
means. If this big experiment is although it was predicted that some ow ing to the lack ot help.
ol Hack on tue Norlolk and Western would be so great that it would tax the
suicessful it will form a neuclus new process just discovereu would
\ teh-gram sent to Beattie by Sena- roa«i u as displaced.
tnauulaclurers oi the East to wupp' v the
about which will gather other so­ put a stop to gold mining and hast­ t«»r Wilson *-ys that plans for fort­ The uiaguiiicent propertp of the Jew­ “Wil«l and Woolv West.” You crush
nt
Magnolia
Bluff army
the industries of the West and the effete
cialistic communities till Bellamy’s en the dethronement of the yellow ¡fictitious
post near Seattle have been approved ish National Farm School Association East haw no outlet for her baked buHiis,
idea of an ultimate jieaceful revolu­ god. The philosopher's stove and and an assignment of $400,(MX) made. neat Doyleslowu, Pa., a a> consecrated. corn fe«i girls and manufacture«! artic
main purpose of the institution is lew.
tion will lie realized. The present the j>erpetual motion machine as General Weeks has been ordered to The
The most prosperous time of our lives
j Seattle and is directed to proceed with to reclaim Jewish youth to that agri­
cultural
life to which their race was was during prosperous and boom times
trend of tlie times toward million­ yet exist only in the wild mind of the work immediately.
in
the great and broad West.
devoted in ancient times.
aires at one end ot our social fabric the unbalanced brain.
J. R. Cheatham and others have
Fire parity destroyed the home Joi j State of Ohio, City ot Toledo,»
bought the tailings of the Good Hope
and poverty-atrickeu families at the
8H.
Lucas County.
I
mine, Riversi«!«* county, for 20 cent per Joseph Metenski in South Buiialo and
other, cannot last a great while lon­
A Frenchiiiiin named Loney ia in jail ton. It is estimate«! that these tail­ five children wrie frightfully burned.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
ger, liecause the American jieople at El)’, Nov., charged with th«* murder ings will yield, under th«* cyanide pro- Sophie, aged Id years, died. The others i ia the senior partner of the firm < t F. J.
per ton and that have little chance for recovery. Meteil- | Chenev A Co., doing busineaa in the
are not like those of India and will of Noru Ahrcn »it Eberhardt, White cees, from i I to
Pine county, on Mav 26th.
there will he from >100,000 to >150,IMM) ski's arms and lace were burned in the I City of Toledo, county an«l atate afore*
not submit to the conditions very
-aid, an«l that »aid firin will ptv the
attempt to save Ins children.
Fred Vallon of I a » m Angele» hna <lu- secured in working this debris over.
1 mu tn of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS f< r
long without a struggle, and if Mr. rhtr«*«l bin intentiona to buihl 11 brick
The incediarv who made two at­
Henry '1 hoinas, a negro excursionist I each and every case of Catarrh that
Debs, Mr. Bellamy or anylxxly else hotel c«»Hting 1J25JMK) on We»t Seventh tempts to burn the Merced Chinatown from Birmingham, Aia., tired into a J cannot be cured by the uae of Hall’»
Cure.
F rank J. C iikney .
can give us a peaceful solution of street near the near Southern in the last two weeks, made another part y «»1 negro just as the train lie was I Catarrh
Sworn to before me ami auliavribed in
Pacific dapot, Riveraide.
Sunday night and succeeded in v«*rv on was leaving a station, and wounded
our social problem while making us
my presence, this 6th day of December,
According t<» the Hehool eeiiHUftjunt near burning out that entire section of Will Garner, (»arner and his friends
all free and equal according to our completed, ('hino has climbed up to the town. i here an» now only eight returned the tire and a general riot en- A. 1». 1M8H
industry and ability, he will l>e aecoii« I pl.,-.- among the town» of San houses left where there were formerly sued. ihoinas received wounds from I » f
A. W. GLEASON.
which lie uill die, two of his friend«
fifty.
ral »
looked upon as a second Washing­ Bernardino county, in point of popula­
Notary Public.
The twelfth Annual Mession of the were shot an another stabbed.
tion.
ton by future generations. Mr.
Hall's Catarrh Cur»4 i« t»k«*n inter­
Grand Encampment of the Indiun war
Receiver
Hayden
of
the
defunct
Lilt«* new» froni Alaska aaya that the
Debs however, has a hard task be­ bosliert of three prospector», Bolt« her, veterans of the North Pacific const con­ Capitol National Bank of Lincoln, Neb., nally. and acts directly on the blood and
Send
vened at Portland, Or., last week, has brought suit against nearly loo mucous surfaces af tl e system
Blackatonv and Molin«|m* from Wash­
fore him.
about 300 delegates being present. prominent men of Illinois who were for testimonials, free.
$2 A Y ear ,
Hi. k !..khul»»ran 1* quickly .n<»«Hæ
WoirC'rerk llcui
A torna«! ■ paaaed over the central
and southern p •rtiona •»( Logan «*ounty,
III., and de*«troye«l th<>u»»An<tB f <l«»l illars’
worth of piopertv ami demoiuhi *d the
imiuenae cow l»arn on the farm of the
inatitiition lor the feeble onn«b
I w rut)- rib
prr*w»nR
M*V«k Illg
rum th-
I . u
nw Fou of tlie refugt «-a, tx»y
from Ch ag >, w <»re taken out
Five other» *
a of wli »»», the far i » i siipcrlu-
w III pr< bably div.
ivh fr. in Ila.ana »an» that
HlllAtioli of the resnlenta a
ig. actual fi let.
Ih«* death
casing. A
haa fv
• that
leen month
•land will
iiiated.
fhe death
b.e next month. C utagon will
iu>w the protde «!< • n rapidly,
sms hate turned the intyrmr
nag mire iu many placew
»» are ■uffvrmg terHbly
e*s» and Jv»«»tterv
M. CLEMENS, Prescription Druggist
PROMISES
Alone Don’t go. We are sincere in r^-%
mending our goods. If you want
goods" you can’t find them in our stock
we do have tlie best values for the moner,
fered in the city.
EIRE CRACKERS in ail sizes. Call for ppj^
Tlie RACKET ST0R|
W. H. PALMER,
WATERLOO, IOWA.
"8av«a From th. Horror, of N.r.ou« Pro»
tr.tion" bv Dr MU.«' N.rvin..
Opposite Round House.
A ¿perlai oflher ti
to.. (. 11. Jr lining’*,
berg. Or., w itb A
■
Arreeicd a: Wa»h»ug
on a « li:«rgr of h
Paufii- 1 a** vii gei
canyon in July, !
r
Carries a full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flow
Provisions.
We have a new stock of Fruit Jars this year. Parties wist*
buy jars should get our prices. They are the lowest,
MASK & PIKE
F.
SCECIÆIIDT,
----------- DEALERjlN-----------
a
COUGH does not always indicate
consumption. Mr W. IL Palmer, of
Waterloo, Iowa, writes: "I was taken
with a nervous stricture of the bronchial
tubes, which developed into nervous pros­
tration, I was so weak I could not sit up. I
got no sleep for days except when under the
intluer.ee of opiates. Fol four months I suf­
fered agonies and prayed that I might die
and be at rest. One
physician said I had
consumption, for I bad
a cough that gave me
no rest. But a good
old physician whose
medicine had failed,
advised me to use Dr.
M lies* Restorative
Nervine and I thank God that it has bright­
ened my days, lengthened my life and saved
me from the horrors of nervous prostration."
Dr Miles’Remedies are sold by all drug­
gluts under a positive guarantee first bottle
benefits or money refunded Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
trt. Ind.
NOTICE FoK PUBLICATION.
l.an.t orti.-e at Ko«eburg,Oregon,
Mav 28, 1897.
Nqtice in hereby n ’iven that the follow
iug-nuined sei ■ttler ha* filed notice of hi.
intention to make final proof in »import
of his claim, and that kh aid t>roof will he
maile before John Goode -II. County < ilerk.
Josephine county, Or. gon, at Grant’*
Past«. Oregon, on July 17. 1897. vii:
Henry II Kennedy, on 11 E. No 87'24
for the E .NE
. NE i *4.
4. E ’ ..<i: '«.^.26.
rp. 33 > . R . « We.l
He narm ••* the following wAtneRses to
prove his o •ntinu«»us residence upon and
cultivation of. Raid land, viz :
Mile- M ♦-e*, vvjh'v A. banner, lienrv
C M int»«- i an«i Daiiiel Mathew-, all of
Wolf . reek < Iregon.
K. M. V kai « h .
0,-41
Register.
»'<>»<
\ i.i:.
re» of land, w
i ’.Vat»»r nJ the
RO A mill sit«
f* feet of th
I 50 Acre- in 1
.a
«■*ne an
We
t r appk
lami b
a
S foot
cover*
n -Mock
) acre»*
1 I a ree
Agricultural Implements.
Corner Sixth and I Sts , Grant’s Pass, Ortgcn.
IRON and STEEL,
HARDWARE and
WAGON MATERIALS
I n L nrge V ariety
ïM-
MINERS Kitted Out on Reasonable Tertns "W
CUTTING PRICES!
I» the Style of til L Merchants of our town. Ar
looking ail over to p n come to us and see ourc
priées, they are cui I almost in two.
GIV 1C
1
æ
cwnn.
F. FETSGH & d
Clothiers, 1'ailors and Hatters.
GRANT S PASS
Pork Packing House
.1. II. AIILF, Proprietor r.
g
the
mili
w i
'Hove ;
; ami
i unter
li nest Quality of Hams, Bacon, Lard, Etc., *■
Wholesale and Retail
NEW STORE Ä
I. STAUFFER,
Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed!
I lOOtl
Ihv Fust
au 4 LI«* N‘hr trek, prominent
of UiAt citv, w ere «how ne l.
The Cash Store.
i ating and
< looking Apples
: Lowm r « ..
”
We have just opened up a new store of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
XO SHELF \\ ( iRx Q(»»ns.
EVERYTHING NEW and
Dry Goods!
Groceries
Provisions!
Lou'ist \Pricc.s.
Give Usti'Call-
.1. O. « . w IMIlIt A < 0.
WOODVILLE, OREGON.
STAUFEF
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOO*
MONMOUTH. OREGON.
William G-ea»<
Hotel \L*i»vpsdr,
elexalor wa* caug
and rruahed to drNtli
tug to cla«*<* tlie tl >r will
in motion.
A
training school for teachers .
Regular Norm
"iirse of three year
Senior Vearr whol
'r'*,**,i-i'>nal.
Train*
department <«i
with 21k) <1
The Pacific Mail
arrived at r*an Frau
F» ha in a and w a* p acmi
on auapWion that th«»
f- ver aboard. Mn«. M t
ger, and ( apta 11 Muriel
ter of the veeaal died
»borile aft**r leaving P aum
HOI RS
lost nu t mn
training m gtmnas
e«li»h »vate
music
slight
Tniti.».. «<***-»
an.H
imatel' ’
ve»r SlU'lent*
ing tliemwl’*
per v**»f
\. ».lem< U.
.crepted fro*
»elioni"
C.ta'.igu*’
•pp
fully f*n'
Cion.
iicilnian II
tMt city ctuiii
rov id
Heal^nce f'r.f„r
aqueduct fru
the famous Pin«
of the construction
nrrp » «
with hall«,
tied, if de.ired ;
hot ,
b»rn sn,j ou,_
«n*»l weU.n.Int, WBl„. U,,
Inquire on pr.nn.e, 1(St OD.
I* lUptiM Church.
'
T. E. How «un.
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and 0»l<
P«*w,
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