Rogue River courier., July 08, 1897, Image 4

ROGUE RIVER COURIER
sebooaer General *iglin
PAI ll ic COAST NEWS.' ha» lhe bt*ii ii!•la•*d
to*»-*d from Alaskan waters to
tied It was a masterly piesentation of the
another proof that a college supported
by the »«ate and which i« under the con­ truth mo little uiiderstOixi even now
among the chur«he» that the C E
PVBUBMKU KVEin
III K»J>AY,
trol of politician» cannot bv a success as society rightly comlncted not only
VOORHIES, an educational institution. In this in­ breaks «iown denominational barrier» but BOLD PLOT TO KIDNAP A WEALTHY
MAN DISCOVERED
stance, as is too frequently the case, at ibe «aine time foaters the m'M»t de­
KDITO1.« AN b CM« »CK I it To KM.
manhood, morals and ability were not voted loyally to the individual church
and denomination.
of •*••» Fraaei»?« Banker«
$2 a Y ear , or
,N A dvance consider?«! by the boani of regent» wher Following this speaker was a sung Clever to >(•»••
Encape Taxation **a • lA.OOO,-
making their selection for memlters of by the Ashland l^diaa Quartette This
OOO •— A
Much-Nought Fwr Man
Enterad at the post olin e ut («ranV» Pass the faculty, and political hulks and men ; was tlie first appearance of thia qnar-1
Who ( annul be Found.
Oregon, as second-rla»« mail matter.
of «questionable moral», who have no tvtte since the ilinea» of Miss Carrie
Roper, the leading soprano
They
special qualifications as teachers were carried the audience by storm and 1
Burglar» have been operating at Mo-
T h UBSDAY, Jl l.V 8. 1897.
retained, to the disgrace and detriment uf were most enthusiastically encored
deato, Cal., lately.
the college. So long as positions in the
It is proponed to establish a labor
The raina in Cuba have put a «light State University are used with which to was Dr Landreth, of Nashville, Tenn
We are not certain a» to the denomi* exchange store at Reedley, Cal.
check to Weyler’» butchery bu»iue»M.
pav off q>ersonal ami political debts, and , national
.1 alkliation of Dr Landreth,
•*pulP’ rather than merit is the essential . but in ”his eloquent address setting 1 Contracts for a new »choolhouse at
have tacit let.
Hon. II. W Corbett will not likely get • j iuliti- a' 1« 11 of ca »di late«, will tiie tax- foHh the w«»H of the C E. society he lira--. Valley, <
«poke
with
the
logic
of
a
true
bine
to occupy a seal in »he I’. H. Senate.
Ix-muel
Nelson
was executed at
payer's money be squandered in keeping
Presbyterian and the fire am! enthu-1 Grunt’s Pa»», Or., Friday, for the mur-
up
a
college
that
should
he
the
best
in-
siasm
of
a
Meltiodist,
while
the
ripple
|
Weyler, the Nero of the West, i» de­
d«-r of Charh s Perry.
elouuence male
made bin
his
manding more men of Spain to put down stva«l of the pooreel in the state.—Ore and flow oi hi« eloquence
|
hearers
feel
that
he
had
fellowahipped
the rebellion in the East province« of gor. City Enterprise.
Ba pt ivi perima-
with our friend» of * the
‘ “
•ion
Cuba.
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Never before had
___ Southern
_______ Oregon
„
UL10TT A( QUITTED.
California fruit is bringing a good price
welcomed such a large ami noble band
The
preliminary
trial
of
the
«tu'e
of
of
<
nrist.an
workers,
and
looking
into
in the east. Oregon fruit is better than
California fruit and it should bring bet­ Oregon again.I T. B. Elliott for hating the face» of those assemble«! there,
noting trie moral light ami cieai.iiess,
given, or caiiHe.1 to In* given, b< e to ini the noble enthusiasm for all that is noble,
ter prices _____ __________
nori on May Rd, 1H»7, retulte.l it. Judge pure ami good.
One could not help
The Fresidient ha« approved the bill Chile.* di.n.i««ing the c««e.
f»*eling that under God there were the
providing f"r the admission of foreign
We knew none ui the particular* of forces that were not only to save our
laborers to lake part at the Omaha ex­ thi« <■».(• until laat Tue.day, the .Jay land buttbat they would help to their
. lofty puriH>**C ami their high ideal make ,
position next year.
eet for the trial. At 10 o’clock the cate­ th«* kingdom» of the worhl the kingdom
our lord and of his Christ
Great Britain inereaaed in population na« called, and we li«tene<l attentively of On
Tuesday morning the visitors
thè laat 6 > yen», 50 per cent. The l ni- to all the evidence on both Hide», but an bad«* adiuw* to their entertainers and
the
case
han
been
i 1 ih | k > hh <I of bv the
ted Siate» lor thè sanie length uf lime
went on their way to the great con­
court, the Co< Kim will Hay nothing vention at San Francisco
That con­
alami 300 per cent.
about i I h legal aspect, yet f >r the good oi vention will be a mighty inspiration to
Queen Victoria ii too wise to abdiette the boy«, for the benefit ol the home, all Pacific coaat ( hrisiian End» avorers.
the throne of England in favor of the and for the general welfare of the com-
William* Item*
Prince of Wales during her lifetime. It mui.ity, we are coni|M*lled to h I. ow up
C ,M. Stile»of Wolf creek »pent Satur­
would bo go »«l for England’s future if she the moral ttatun of the cane.
Induing ho , however, it in nut the man day and Sunday with hi» parent».
had given him a lesson or two in king
Mr«. Evan» of Washington ia viniting
we a e after but the principle involve I.
craft some year« ago.
. We have nothing but friendship for Mr, her niece Mrs. Je»»ie Gotcher of this
The British lwa-t that the sun never Elliott, an<l will at no time throw one place.
Mr». Ingham, who went to California
»el* on the Queen*» dominions i—Uncle iota of trout.le in the way of hi« doing
Sam may boast of a like favoritism, if In. duty, but on the contrary the Cm it several weeks ago, ba» returned to her
favoritism it be, lot while the sun shim s ikk w ill al w ave extend a helping hand. ! home.
Mi«s Nora Sheehan is teaching a four-
on the eastern coast of Maine, it also On the evening of .May 3rd, IM‘.I7, the
shines on the western coast of kla»ka.
«ame being city election .lay, when it month» term of Hchool in the Baltimore
became known that Mr. Elliott was district.
Some of the scho<d boards in Plymouth
Quite a number of pleasure seekers
elected Street < bmmi.-.ioner, the boyn
county, Iowa, are building storm caves
began to inaiat that he treat to beer. from our valley uclcbriited the 3rd in
to shelter their children from the terrific
Mr. E butt, according to the tualfmonv Grant’» Pa»«.
storms that eonietlmee sweep over that
Mr». Arthur Uonklin and little daugh­
in < * art, «aid, “I can’t treat you to beer,
country Our own country may have
but will give you candy,” which lie did ters are spending their summer vacatmii I hiw I
its draw backs, so to speak, tint the storm
Hom
However, Mr. Elliott liougl.t two keg«of at Hotel De John.
which is so milch dreader! in (he Miseia-
M hh Katie C'liMpnun ha» returned to
beer at Keulin'« brewery, which were
sippi valley is unknown in this conn
taken ounide/.f the building by roue one, Medford after spending several week« will 11
try
__—
_____ suppl.
oHten.ibly for men, but the boy», not- with her parents.
Mr. ami M m . M< (’umber aie expected lands
Dr. David Starr Jordan, president of witl.Htuiiding the injunction, ‘‘Hunt
Mrs.
Stanford University, Cal. was a pasaen give them any,” got ull they wanted and from their San Francisco home-Home
sold th
ger on the north bound train Bunday no one «.wined to care anything about it, time in the near future.
and de
evening enroute to Alaska to look after >r even to intimate that it wax not free
Mr. Grant Topping i» still hauling ore w ho Im
branding I ndc Sam « seal«. Dr. Jor fur everybody.
from the “Oregon Bonanza” to the stamp
Carso
Tiie fact« in brief are, that men and mill near the Anderson mine.
dan believe» this to be a safe protection
a man
tothesealsof Maska. The object is to *»>’• gut plenty of beer, bought by an
The new «aw mill erected by Nipper A away w
make the »kin» comparatively worth le»»- officer elect, a man whom a majority of Chapman is being operated by Nipper man to
for market ami thus prevent the eater the voter« had ju«t «aid «hould be street and John with a force of about twenty tight.
commiMioner. Mr. Elliott will not deny men.
minat.oii of the seals.
The Si
I declared
the above, but lie «aid to iih in «uh
The
4th
panned
very
«quietly
at
Will-
Prof. Thoma« M. liaieli, on» of th. «lance, that no long h « one keep« within
I cent tipo
best known educator« ol the north w .- hi bound« of the organic law, there i« ian ». A few people were bold enough | affaiis of
to
go
off for u picnic; however we are | dition.
coMt ai:il formerly pre.iilent of tin nothing wrong; then in
eHtimatmn, if very patriotic.
Wellington State VnivereHty, wuh , at a i he law i« violated, it
'The Sts
wrong. 8*j far a«
( rot»» of all kinds are very promising inento, Cs
recent meeting of the lioarii of regent« 01 the influent» upon the boy« was con­
the Agricultural College elected to tin cerned, it could not have been worse hud in the valley, tin» late rains were highly la k of iih
appreciated by all who are engaged in vetoing t
responsible |*o«ition of presi.lent oi tba1 dr Elliott willfully violated the law.
ensuing tw
agri« ultural pur«nil«.
institution Prof. Gatch is an educatoi
I lie legislators who passed the law,
Burglars
T.
I'
Palmer
and
Ernest
P.
Stites
have
of ability and lie made a <lc< i.le.l succes. iid ho , becam*e they believed it in w rong
returned to their homes on Williams Baker «itv,
in building up the Washington I nicer
or minors to I iavo liquor, hih I hunvo
I creek, after having completed the Fresh­ securing al
aity
ili«*y pdh«f*<| mi H«*t, to rover, ns they
in stamps,
man yvai nt the Or«»gon Agricultural letters wer
I). T. Beal«, representing Mr. K. I'. bought. Much (■»»«•«. Now if the law • Colleg«».
unknown.
I iiih piiHKrd does not cover tlm cave in
Ilmue of the salmon cannery at tin
Mr. Arne- met with a painful accident,
A tire nt
mouth of Bogue river, Iras been in town (uestion, then it ¡ m seriously wroi g, While working on the farm of J.N.Hoteli­
I dest roved 11
for several days. Mr. Beals intend« go «ml it behoove» ua to endeavor to have a er by falling from a hay lack and dis­
i which Imd
«eitvronu pa»sed at the meeting of the
ing up to the mouth of Elk creek or
locating his shoulder. He h»« returned cost of $.*»>,i>
ivxt
legislature
If
the
present
act
Rogue river to build a salmon hatchen
I of damage («
| to Iiis homo in («rant’s Pass.
for Mr llume. Mr. Heals i« of th. a ill cover the case then tin* proiecu-
was lying ne
George
Hart,
Crescent
City
’
»young
at
­
opinion that a hatchery well managed at tion 1» weak.
Three Cl
We would like to diaciiMH thiH torney, made a Hying trip to Williams three Japan«*
the mouth ol Elk creek will increase tin
la«t
Fri
lay
We
Im
tgine
that
his
favor
salinop tn Bogue river at least ten fold question at some length but time and
Watsonville,
Now father» mid ite song these «lay» is, ’•(> darling how my the other wic-
Much credit is due Mr. Hume lor thh lack of space forbids
received a <
mother» whote boy» were present on ; heart grows weary, far, far away.”
business like enterprise.
Married— M the iiomu of the bride’s thigh. He w
1 hat occasion, you have the facts, what
Whenever ami wherever the Iwy.ot' think ye?
Comment as to whether «Isler, Mrs 1' J. Hartley, June 23, 1M97, i dollar*.
A great sen*
principle manifests itself then ami then- «11« h things will injure your boys ts Miss Verdi«* Gibson and Ja<per l/*rri- I '
IwgitiH an influence that 1« seriously «let
in necessary .V.fr Elliott says there is more, W. R Nipper, J. P. oflhiating I <’ Angel«»» last v
riinental to the | h *« cc «ml prosperity ol nothing wrong in it then if this I m 1 Ihe contiacting parlies are well known i th«» handsome
Bradbiir;
t) e community that will foster it It it rigiit, in the name of common «lece il cy about Williams. They will make their ¡John
1 No trace of ti
simply » spirit of < > i< i*ui or retaliation what would be wrong for our boy» to horn«» in our midst
C okki sroMnss r.
they arc >Wpt
either of which tnakea hroa'I ami deep do?
Do you want tin* Cot hi 1:a to re
i Australia.
I
»urn
mg.i
tching
«km
diseases
instantly
the charm twlweelt opposing factions main “DuinQ as an ox on v\«»ry
Th«» supr«»me
So American citixen possessing a rear question” of this charact«*r? We can’t rclic\cd bv DeWitl’aWttc Ii Hazel Halve, , tow n of Long E
unequalled
lor
cut»,bruises,burn»;it
heals
unable amount of intelligence, will. afte. keep still
. corporated.
without leaving a scar W. F. Kremer. large majority <
due consideration allow- himself to b<
< lirlMt lit«« Kn«l«»avor In Islilaml.
Delicate artrle»,« :ch as edging», ruch- been prepared,
beguiled into the practice of such a the.»
ry. Those who foster »ur-h a principle
Munday wah a great dav i<»r th«*(’hri« ing, laces, ami g«»«s imei w ill nut stand i in getting the
I'h«» morning much rubbing Soap Foam Washing Pow­ «»n its f«»et again
are they who have ls*en injured, a. ihii w«>rk«»r« in \«liand
train from the north brought quit«» a der cleans them perfectly without damage
O. M. Wclbun
they «iippore, by some teal or fancied larg«« numlH*r uf Christian Endeavor
revenue at San
wrong.
If the boycott is pra. tic.-.l aork«*r» frvm ’«rant'« Pans and other or thmble.
sus|M»nde«i froi
against a firm or a < »mmtltdly. it will in l»oint» in th«» R<^m Riv«»r Vall«»y, a»
marshals and «1«»
* o I IV I lisi Ml IMI lull
««•II
a»
a
nunilM»r
fr<»m
farther
noith.
the eml rebound.for wliat is foo.1 for th<
him high and lox
\ fine, nice dinner wa« »«»rv«<| ia th«*
<>n Monday evening nt the regular his arrest chargii
goose seems to Is* I. h .'I for kite gander.
I m hii IH u I grove on the Ch lutainpia
ground« after which th«» visitor» met meeting of the Workman I. nige the fol iM Zxlvment of go\
Tbi» week witness««! the first ehipment their entertainer» in the talwriiaclv, lowing otll .«rs w.»r • installe I bv II. W
According to
of early peaches from Southern Oregon when* interesting and inspiring ««*t vicu« Kinney, D G M W
Francisco the bai
wei«»
held.
>ix
o
’
cltH'k
found
a
l.irgt*
to the Portland market. The time i«
Master Workman; W T Cobu'ii. Fore­ v»< ape paying tax
ci -wti al the«le|)ot awaiting the arrival
000 worth of mon«
drawing near at hand when there will of
the »p« « ial Endeavor tram from th«» man ; R W l*cison, i >ver»e«*r, II Schmi It,
Thi» has been a
I mj a gr«»at «lea! of fruit that cannot find north
\i 6 30 it came into th««
1
ata Re -»«r«ler, M 1’ Utley, Financier; F I.
a market, ami now is the time for some non Mtiaiiit* with flag» ami C E. color», Corm. R**cen«»r.C L Edgerton, Guide; banks converting
otic with a capital of live or six hundred An vnthu«iaMtic welemne awaited mi eu- J I steward, Inside Watchman ; A C itiva into govern
which taxes cann
thusiantic crowd ol bright faced ( hri»-
dollar« to pul up a drier. In an inter tun men ami women
Old fririid» Duncan, Gutsid * Watchman . II A Mc­ act of the bankc
view with a gentleman who has had a wcr«» greet« I mi l new frivnd«hip« «luick- Daniel
amount availabl«»
If the kmg«lom of (tod
great «leal of experience in this line of ly formed
just that sum and
Estray Not»«'«*.
mean«
uneiit»««
menos*
of
spirit
then
th«»
tin»
C
(
’
I*'
,
work we we re inform? I that a drier hav
and city’s rvwnu
socieli is doing a most wonderful work
Ht raved fr«Hn Maloti M heeler’« pasture about $240,000.
in.'» a capacity of 10 000 p<>um!s of green in advancing that kingdom
near (irant’s Pass, on or about June (»,
A bold plot to ki<
frur per 24 hours, or there about, wouhl
After supper an immense audience one light bav mar«» 1! years old , scar on
net cost in the uggreg.it«* inoir than fiMsvinbl«»«! in the Cbatauqua building right shoulder, also one bright bav mare, capitalist Henry M
The j eight tear» ol«l »car on forvh«*ad ; white for a heavy ransom
fO'iU N »w, if this !»«• afa«t, and we >«• lor th*» v\eicisea ol the «»veiling
• 'pi ning i xeici-ies hi re le«l Io Mr I’ P ! hind feet , small «car on front ankle. covered at Baker«
leve it is, the cost is nominal an t the ' 1
■' ■ 1 Urante r*»--. who ii.el nix»| \ny information given I W. Griffith were in the plot, all
profit that would accrue therefrom Io all ptesiilrd at the afternoon services «it ant*« Pas« w ill b«» liberally rvw arded.
for some month» on
parties having fruit to dry certainly \itvr tii«* usual devotional «’x*»rci«<»! a
.1. I.. >< 01 r, Riddle, < >r
Lux r»nvh. I’hey k
heartv
welcome
was
ext«*nd«d
to
ne
w
is
vxttMi
I,
d
t
»
lb«»
would justify the put* ing up ol a drier in visitors by
habit of viniting th?
W T I \ an s oy . piv«i-
b\ Prof \\
s.i%e on« «,rain
over it. Their pl»
the Pans.
dent of liic Siale N »rnuil s« h »ul a: \sli-
land
Ihl« wit« follow«» ! I»v mi addr«»«»
hew realize that each squirrel destroys him and carty him
by on«» of the voiivt*iiii<»n «*p«»Hkers. |>r fl »0 worth of giam Annually. Wake cabin and there • >m
< >ar .«j , Hi«» ('u n» « rían.I P«*«d»>tvrnm le«- s Squirrel ami iiopber Exterminator check foi f2>,00>.
trust?«* " lb«» Unihtl Society
III» 1« th«* m«u»t «•thftive ami economical pois» take a trieiid w ¡th hi
tli«*m?
'lk*noinmati«mal Loaltv •u known
were together c«»n
Price re«luc«»d to 30 cent«.
an I Inter-den«ui tallonai Fellowship "
I »r «ale bi M Clemens, sol»» agent.
napp« i■* > ««uld nut tw
PRICE .V
NOW
GRAND
C.
M TERRELL
1 Puget sound where she is being repair-
1
Mr-». V. E. Walker was thrown from
» wagon near Santa < rux. Cal., an«l
1 received injuries from which «he diud
in two hours.
During l he progresa of a l>ar!>«*ctie a*
Calabas«, (’al., two drunken Mvxi« ans
rot into a fight, w hi li resulte«l in the
death of FrancUco Covarrubias.
1!. M.iybew was sentence«! to one
year at l'nlsom for forgery committed
In Watsonville, <’al.
lie signed J» T.
Porter’s name to a check for $13.
Loyd Duke ami Leon Hill, two young
men living at Warthan, Fresno county,
quarreled «»ver a trifling matter ami
Hill »but Duke thromrh th** «»«*•••
grants Pass Furniture and Casket Compaq
I I RXISII THEIR
Beautiful Pu nerâl
Car
FREE to our Patrone
1—— ft-
— aöh - '
FC
CL
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT THE BIG CASH STORE--WE ARE DETERMINED
I.*
L. L. VoTAW,
O C. VERBELL.
SALE
Ladies'- Men s- and Children's Shoes7'underweai^BHate“11“
PARASOLS, SHIRT WAISTS. CAPES. SUMMER GOODS
IctCb«
Ladies Muslin Underwear Gent s White and Colored Laundered and Unlaundered Shirts, and
that will far surpass any previous sale. Get ready for the grand rush1111 Pla°e 011 sale values
SALE OPENS THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8.