Rogue River courier., July 08, 1897, Image 6

L. i. V otava
o c. ïeraell .
PA( il lC COAST NEWS.'
c. M TERRELL.
Ihr id«la‘e«l arbooner General Siglin
another proof that a college supported It »*a a uiasterly piNMtalion ol th«
ha» been tou^d from Alaskan waters to
by the state and which is under the con­ truth so little uiuleratood even now
among the chunhea that the C E
PVBI.IMIKD EVKkV .'HVMIDAY,
Puget sound where she is being repair­
trol of politicians cannot be a success as society rightly conrluctod not only
PRICE »V
VOORH1ES,
an educational institution. In this in­ break, down denominational barrier, but BOLD PLOT TO KIDNAP A WEALTHY ed.
Mr-. V. E. Walker was thrown from
MAN DISCOVERED
stance, a» is too frequently the case, at the .aine time Io.ter. Ibe most de­
KOITOK» ANO l*M< *i'k! KTOKM.
a wagon near Santa Crus, Cal., and
manhood, morals and ability were nut voted loyalty to the individual church
and denomination
received injuries from which »he diu«l
Following tliia speaker aas a wj.ig
$2AY ear , ok f i 50 in A dvance considered by the board of regents when
in two hours.
to
r
etape
Tasatiaa
on
•(•,
making their selection fur member» of by the Ashland Liulies Quartette Thu
During the progress of a Larb«*cne at
trmsii tiieir
ooo •—A
Mtch-Moughl Kor
Entered at the post orto e nt Grant's Pass the faculty, and [»oliticul hulks and men wa. toe first appearance of this quar­
Calabass, Cal., two drunken Mexicans
W ho Cannot be f ound.
Oregon, a» second-» la.-.* mail matter.
of questionable morals, who have no tette since the illness of .Mias Carrie
got into a fight, whi< h resulted in the
Roper, the leading kopiano
They
special qualification» a» teachers aere carried the audience hy storm and
Éeath uf Francisco Covarrubias.
Mo
Burglars have been operating at
T hursday , J uly 8, 1897.
retained, to the disgrace and detriment of were uioat enthuaiaatically encored
H. M.iyhvw was sentenced to one
The second speaker of the evening ficsto, Cal., lately.
the college. Ko long a» positions in the
fear at Folsom for forgery committed
wa.
I>r
Landreth,
of
Nashville,
Tenn
It
is
proponed
to
establish
a
labor
The raina in Cuba have put a alight State University are used with which to
in Watsonville, Cal.
He signed J. T.
We are not certain as to the denouu
check to Weyler’a butchery buainoM.
par <df personal and political debts, and national alMliatiou ol l>r l.andreih.i exchange store at Reedley, Cal.
Porter’s name to a check fur $13.
at
ä 1
“pull” rather than merit is the essential hut in “hi. eloquent addres. setting ' Contracts f<jr a new school house
L/»yd fluke ami Eeon Hill, two young
Hon. li. W Corbett will not likely get q ialifii a'mn of candidates, will the tax* forth the word of the C E. society he Gra»s Valley, < u.'^, have been let.
men
living
at
Warthan,
Fresno
county,
to occupy a neat in »he U. S. Senate.
Lemuel Ne I »on wa« executed at quarreled over a trifling matter and
payer's money he squandered In keeping spoke with the logic ol a true blue
Pre,byterian and the fire and enthu­ Grunt'» Pas», Or., Friday, for the mur-
Hill shot puka «br..... i •»
up
a
college
that
should
be
the
best
in
­
siasm ol a Mettiisliat, while the ripple •1er of Charles Perry.
Weyler, the Nero of the Went, in de­
manding more men of Spain to put down stead of (he ¡»»rent in the state.—Ore and flow ol his eloquence made Ina
hearers feel that he had fellowsliipp
the rebellion in the East provincex of gon < ’itv Enterprise.
with our friends of the Baptiat peral
Cuba.
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sion
Never before had Southern Ore«.
HL10TT ACQUITTED.
California fruit 1» bringing a good price
welcomed such a large and noble hai
The preliminary trial of the sta»e of of ( hri-t.ai) vvork«)r», and looking in
in the ea»t. Oregon fruit i» better than
California fruit and it should bring bet­ Oregon against T. B. Elliott for having the faces of those assembled ther
given, or caused to b«* given, b<e to mi noting trie moral light and cieai.ues
ter price« ________________
the noble enthusiasm for all that is nobl
nor» on May 3d, 1897, r«*sult< «l it» Ju-Ge pur«* and good.
On«* could not he.
The Premdient ha» approved the bill Chile»' dismiMsing the case.
feeling that under God there were tl
providing L»r the admiaaion of foreign
We knew none of the particulars of forces that were not onlv to save oi
laborer» to take part at the Omaha ex­ this <•»•*«• until last Tui-s-lay, the day land but that they would help to the
lotty purpose and their high i leal mak
position next year.
set for th«? trial. At HI o’clock the case the kingdom» of the world the kingdoi
was
call«*«!,
and
we
listened
attentively
of
our lord and of his Christ
(heat Britain increased m population
On TmtMday morning the visitor
io all the evidence on both »ides, but a»
Chi
­
Are our specialties. We do not allow any one to und»-r-
the last Ü I years, 50 |**r cent. The
bad«* adivw to their entertainers an*
led Slates for the same length of time the case ha» b«*en diHposed of bv the went oil their way to the great con
sel! u -» anil only ask for a chance to estimate the cost of
court, the Coi kish will »ay nothing vention at <an Francisco
That con
a*x»ut 300 p r cent.
your lumber bill.
lair dealing and guaranteed satis­
about it» l»*ga! a»pc<*t, yet f »r the good of vention will be a mighty inspiration t<
Queen Victoria is to > wise to abdicate the boys, for the benefit of the home, all Pacific «*)a»t Chn»tian Emleavurers
BUYERS AND SHIPPERS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
faction, call on
the throne of England in favor of the and fur th«* gen«*ral welfare of the coni-
William* Ilenia
Brince of Wales during her lifetime, It inunity, we ar«» compelled to »how up
(’ M. Stites of Wolf creek spent Satur
would Le g->d for England'» future if »lie the moral statu» of the « a»«*.
WHILE ATTENDING
day
and Sunday with hi» parents.
In
doing
ho
,
however,
it
is
not
the
man
had given him a lesson or two in king
CHAUTAUQUA
.Mrs
Evans
of
Washington
is
visiting
wt? a-e after but the principle inv«.hel.
craft some year» ago.
REMEMBER
We have nothing but friendship for Mr. her niece Mrs. Jessie Got« her of this
The British boant that the sun never ' Elliott, and will at no time throw one pla< e.
Mrs. Ingham, who went to California
neta on the Queen’» dominion» I ' u lc iota of trout»!«* in the way of hi» doing
Sum may boa»t of a like favoritism, if hi» duty, but on the contrary the Corn- several week» ago, ha» returned to her
favoritism it be. for while the »un whim» ikk w ill al w ay» extend a helping hand. home.
PCM CHQlCt___ «in. - ---------
GROCERIES. FRUIT.
Mi»» Nora Sheehan is teaching a four*
on the eastern coa»t oi Maine, it aivo On the eve ning of May 3rd, 1897, the
shine» on the western count of Alaska.
AND VEGETABLES.
Maine being city election day, when it months term of school in the Baltimore
ASHLAND. OREGON
1 became known that Mr. Elliott wa» district.
Some of th«« school hoards in Plymouth
Quite a Lumber of pleasure seekers
elected street CommiHsioner, the boy»
county, Iowa, are building storm caves
began to insist that he treat to beer. from our \alley celebrated the 3rd in
to shelter their children from the terrific
M.K« TOU» W'^e SMILE
Mr. Elliott, accor«ling to tf e te»limonv Grant's Pa»».
storms that s< nit limes sweep over that
proprietor. flou » rear will
Mrs. Arthur Conklin and little daugh­
in court, »aid, “I can’t treat you to beer,
<). CONN6”-
country Our own country may have
but will give you candy," which he did. ter» are spending their summer vacation
its draw backs, so Io »peak, tint the storm
However, Mr. Elliott l»ought two kegsuf at I Intel IM* John.
which is ho milch dreaded in the Missis­
IS MftNUFACfJRE°
M »s Kali«« Chapman ha» returned to
b**er at Keulin’s brewery, which were
sippi valley h unknown in ihi» conn
bY
taken oulside^of tie* building by >om* one, Medford after spending several weeks
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I
with
her
parents.
_____
(»»tensiuly for men, but the boys, not­
Finest Hotel in Southern Oregon-
I
Mr. and Mrs. McCiimber are expected
Dr. David Ktarr Jordan, president of withstanding the injunction, ‘‘Doni
and Travelers.
Headquarters for Visitors
Stanford University, Cal. wa» a pas»eii give them any,” got all they want« *! ami from their San Francisco home-Home
ASHLAND, OREGON.
sc
ger on the north b<>und train Sunday no one seemed to care anything about it, time in the near future.
ai
OREGON.
evening enroute to Alaska to look after >r even to intimate that it waj not free
Mr. Grant Topping is »till hauling ore wl
»
branding I’ncle Sam's seals. Dr. Jor for everybody.
from the "Oregon Bonanza” to the stamp
ASMI.AND,
(
4O.N «NOÇRSON.
E. K
The
facts
in
brief
ar«*,
that
men
and
dan believes this to be a safe protection
mill near the Anderson mine.
Propuesto*"*
a i
to the seals of Maska. The object ia to I»)}» got plenty of beer, bought by an
•
The new »aw mill erected by Nipper A aw.
make the skins comparatively worthless officer elect, a man whom a majority of Chapman is being operated by Nipper ma
ASHLAND.
for market and thus prevent the exter the voter» had just »aid should be street and John with a lone of about twenty figh
OREGON
4^
a
commissioner. Mr. Elliott will not deny men.
Ti
ruination of the Heal«.
d«*cl
th«* above, but he said to um in »uh
The 4th passed very quietly at Will
Prof. Thomas M. Gateb, one of the ■»lance, that so long ns one k«*«*p» within
' «tent
The largest and most progressive school in Southern Oregon.
best known educators of the north weal bound» «>f the organic law, there is iaiiin. A tew people were bold enough | aflai
< ’■»urse»: Sut» Normal of one year, regular Norma! ot rtir*-e
coast and formerly president of th« nothing wrong; then in Ai« estimation, if to go oil for a picnic; however we are | ditio
, ’ his . Business. Shorthand, College Pr*juratory, Musii
y
Washington Stat«* Universsty, wa», at a the law* fi violated, it D wrong. 8u far a» very patriotic.
H,
il amt
111. Art.
■ V.
$12'» takes the student through
<
rops
of
all
kind»
are
very
promising
I m«*nt
recent meeting of the board «»f regent»oi the influence upon the boy» wa» con
Exu<-uses as low a** the lowest,
OREGON-
In
th«*
valley,
the
lale
rains
were
highly
la
k
<
the
year.
rm»i I’niversity at Lebanon, Ohi-
the Agricultural College elected to th« cerneil, it eouhl not have been worse had ,
New critic teacher from the Nori
rs H er ND.
appreciated
by
all
who
are
engaged
in
vetoii
responiibl«* (»»»ition of president ol Ilia’ dr Elliott willfully violated the law .
. mid re*»
For catalogue nr information, nddre-«
agricultural pursuits,
ensuii
VAN SCOY, P resident .
institution. Piof. Gah h i» an educatoi
W. T.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES OF
The l«*g!»lat<>rH whupa»»ed the law, I
OFFICERS
Bur
r. I- Palmer and Ernest P. Stites have
of ability and lie made a decided succes« iid so, because they believed it is w rong
THE S. O. CHAUTAUQUA.
Baker
I returned to their homes or. Williams
in building up tlu* Washington Univer
or minor» to have liquor, and hence
Hecurii
SCHOOLS.
I creek, after having completed the Fresh-
Officers: G F. Billing», president.
ai t y.
_
they parsed an act, to rover, a» they I
in »ta
Ashland; G. W. White. Esq. Medford,
man year al the Oregon Agricultural
Art,
.Music,
El-
cution
Cook,
letter»
... __
law College.
D. T. Beals, representing Mr. R. D. iH'iight, »in h MUM, Now if the
lion. H. L. Benson, Grants Paas, Judge
vul), soil W. C. 1. I'
unkno*
Ims I'aHHed doe» not cuvci the « i>e in ;
P. P Prim. Jacksonville, vice president»;
Hume of th«* »almon cannery at th«
.Mr, Ames met with a painful accident,
Mr. F. II. Carter, treasurer; Mr. G. G.
A lir
mouth of Rogue river, ha» been in town [UVHtion, then it is »eriouiily wroi g, while working on the farm of J.N.Golch-
i deaf rov
Mid it behoove» uh to «*n(h*avur to have a
Crary,
»ec ret Mr.
ary. R P. Neil. Mr. E. D.
for several day». Mr. Beals intends go
TL«*
Art
1»«
partmt*ii
T
will
be
under
the
Trustees;
er by falling from a hay rack and dis­ which I
»citerone passed at the mi*«*ting of the
ihi -*li*m * if Prof U.S Parrott, of Kia
rigg», Mr. D. R Mill». Prof. Gns New-
ing up to the mouth of Elk creek oi
locating his »hould -r. He ha» returned , coat of«
math Falls, Oregon. \\«* were most fortu­
If the present act
Dry, Phoenix, Prof. W. T. Van Scoy,
Rogue river to build a salmon hatchers text legislature*
' of «I hiiii
to hi» home in Grant's l*a»».
nate Hi secunng him ae our art teacher,
Mr. A. F. Eddy, Rev E. P. Cbilds, Mr».
for Mr. Hume. Mr. Bt*als is ol tin will cover th«* « a-e then tin* prose»*u*
was lyii
a» L<* Ims bad many years »uccee fill ex­
E A. Sherwin, Dr. D. M. Brower, Prof.
< ieorge Hart, Cre»ce:it City’s young at­
opinion that a batchvry w« II managed ai tion is weak.
perience a» an artist and as a teacher of
(’. A. HitcbC'Mrk, Mr. I. A. Webb, Med­
Three
torney,
niuilt*
a
Hying
trip
to
Williams
<1
¡MCUM»
We
would
like
to
art pupil». If you are interested in Ibis
till»
the mouth of Elk creek will increase th*
three Js
ford. Mr. N. P. Dodge, Grant» Paes.
la»t
Fri
lay
We
imigm«*
that
his
favor
line
<»f
work,
don
’
t
fall
to
gel
the
benefit
.
, h i. .
reí U i’-4-t tan fold question at some length hut time and
W atsoin
ite
song
llu
»«*
day»
i»,
“
U
«lading
how
my
of hi» instruction.
Now father» 1111(1
th«* «»th«)
CHAUTAUQUA EVENINGS
Much credit is due Mr Hume lor thi» lack of »pace forbids
reeeive«i
MUSIC
mother» who>e b<»y» were present on heart grows weary, far, far away.”
business like enterpri»«*.
Saturday. July 10—The “other side” of
Married—At thebaine of the bride's thigh. I
that occasion, you have the facts, what
This department will again be con-
the money questioo, Hon. John P. Irish.
din*t«*d hy Prof. 1) 1'. Hughe», of Oak­
Whenever ami wherever the boycot’ think ye?
Comment as to whether sister, Mr» I’ J. Hartley, June 2 >, IH‘J7, dollars.
Sunday, .July 11—Sermon by Mias
land, Cal. The chorus class is free to ail
A grva
principle insnifciita ittudf then and their such things will injure your hoys Is , Mi-s Verdle Gibson and Ja-per l.*rri-
Jessie Ackerman.
person» holding membership or season
Angele»
I
begin» an influence that i» seriously «let
Monday, July 12- Lecture, “How to
inneceHsary
Vr Elliott say» ther«« i» ' more, W. R. Nipper, J. P. olliciating
ticket», providing they can readily read
I; v. Sc<*ti F II- robe). Ph. D.
rimental to the peace and prosperity ol nothing wrong in it then if Ibi» la* ! I he contracting parties are well know n th«* hand
music, l’rof. Hughe» in the director of
Tuesday. July 13—Lecture, Dr. A. W.
John Bra*
th« L »nng Club of San FraneiHCo and of
tl e community that will foster it. It is ngiit, in the nain«* of common decency about Williams. They will make their
Lamar,
“Dixie before the war, and Dur­
No trace
the Orpheus Glut» of Oakland, each being
simply a spirit of «•ovrehmor retaliation w hat would be wrong for our boys to home in our inid»t
Cornu mpondkn i .
they are
the 1« siding musical organization in its
ing
the
war.” July 14 Lecture, “Brace
either of which make» broad ah«I deep do?
Wednesday,
Do you wai.t the Um un i< to re
A untralia.
«•ity.
Burning,itching »kin di»«-a»es instantly
the chasm i»etw«*«*n opp«j»ing faction» main •’Ihunt} a» an ox on every,
One «»f the I h * h L musician» ever at our
Up.
” Dr. Lamar.
Th«* sup
Thursday,
July 15 Lecture, Miss Jes­
('haiitampia writes a friend in Ashland:
No American citizen poHsesHing a rear <|Ueatioii ” of Ibi» character? We can’t relieved bv DeWill’sWilch Hazel Salve, tow u <>t lx
sie Ackerman, “My Trip through Iceland
“
I am glad to Fee you Lave re-engaged
tim*<|»ialled
for
cut»,bruise»,burn-jt
heals
corporate«!
onnbls amount of intelligence, will, aftri keep »till
Prof Hughes, for I learned while in Cali­
without leaving a m*ar W. F. Kremer. large majo
on Friday,
Horseback.
July ” lt> - L»*cture. l>y Edward
due consideration allow himself to I»«
fornia that there is none l»etter than be.
Christian
Kndvavor
I
ii Isliltuid.
Delic
ate
artel«*»,
been
preps
P. Gaatou. “Cuba; the Pearl of the An­
:ch a» edging», rucli-
beguiled into tin* practice of such a tlieo
I think you will be well pleased with bis
liner w ill not atand in getting
rv. Those who foster such a principle
Monday wa» a great «lav ior flu* Chris ing, lace», and
tilles.
”
work.”
Saturday,
July 17—Lecture, E iw. Page
COOKING.
tan
workers
in
Ashand.
The
morning
much
rubbing
;
Soap
Foam
Washing 1'ow • on it» f«*et
are they who have b«*en injured, a«
Gaston,
“Mexican Cliff « aud
— 1 Cave
train from the north brought quite a I <ier cleans them pr rivet Iv without damage
<). M. W<
Our
CtM»kiiig
School
will
be
conducted
they suppoe*. by some real or fancied large numlter of Christian Endeavor
D
wellers.
”
revenue
at
M
ihs
Grace
E
Morey,
of
Oakland,
by
Praiee service au-l
wrong.
If the boycott is practice«! workers frein Grant's Pass amt other or tfoii hie.
Sunday. July 18
su»|iended
Cab, a most competent instructor.
»gainst a firm or a < immunity, it will in points in the Rogue River Valley, as
sermon.
hat
could
lie
more
delightful
than
marshals
ai
%
o
I
Monday, July 19 Dramatic Recital,
W I osisi I mi lori
the lb re»* steps in a cooking lt*ssoti. 1st,
the end rebound,for what is fund for th« well as a number from farther north.
him high at
L-s Miserable», ’ by Miss Ida Benfey.
\ line, nice dinner was served in the
you bear ln»wr to do it. 2 I, you see bow
(hi Monday evening at the regular Ins arrest cl
g<H>»«‘ seems to be food for the gander.
Tuesday, July 20 Lecture, “A Yankee
beautiful grove on the Chautauqua
to do it, and last y«»u eat the result of the
Bit»le Lands," Rev. Charles E. Locke.
grounds after which th«« visitor» met meeting of ih«* Workin iii I. nige the fol I m ssh'ment
•
‘
bow
to
do
its.
”
Many
ladies
bare
sig
Wedueaday, July 21 Lecture, “la the
This week witnessed tin* first shipment their entertainers in the tabernaclv, lowing «»111 • »rs wer-* installed by II. W
«'ordmg
mtie<| their intention «»f joining the Cook­
World growing Worse,” Bishop Samuel
of early peaches from Southern Or« g«>n where interesting and inspiring sei vice» Kinney, D G M W
Francisco th
ing School. It take» about two hours t<»
MILLE»
give a lemson. “Belter meals at less cost,”
Fallows.
to the Portland market. The time is were held. Six o'clock loiiml a large Master Workman, W T Cohii'ii, Fore­ vs< ap«’ pax it
Thursday, July 22— Grand concert, and
crowd at tin* depot awaiting the arrival
is the teacher’s platform. The first lesson
drawing near al hand w hen theie will of the s|M-cial Endeavor tram from the man , R W Person, < >verm*er , II Schmi It, (k»o w orth of
Propln are mrprtKed to find such ex- closing exercises.
is
free.
(
(»MOLIMI
N
I
This
has
1
m
l>e a great deal of fruit that cannot lin<l mirth
\t 6 30 it came into the sta Recorder; M I' Utley, Financier; F L
ceileii» >uir«>»indinge. »nd all within a
ElXM l TION
The Medford ladle»’ «piartet, oomposed
few btr.dred fe»*t of the business portion
a mark«*!, and now is the time for some i lion aHam»* with flags and C I colors. Coran, Receiver, C L Edgerton, Guide; banks con vet
E
hc
I
i
)..r
h.lJ,
to
the
u-
tLititf.
Unit
Miss
Rachael
Baumann,
*
f
Bl«»ommg
of Mrs. W. I. Vawter. Misses Grace Fos­
oi.«* with a capital of live or six hundrt <1 ,
e*‘tliusia»ti< w«*lcome awaited an en- J I Steward, Inside Watchman; A C itiea into g
.
hi 4 of oitr Atwmbly hj visitor., .t- of a 1 Luring little city.
tx»u.
III.,
a
graduate
«»f
the
Boston
8cb«»»i
ter.
Della Pickel ami Mabel Jones, will
which taxes
thUNiastic crowd ol bright laced Cliria-
The newspapers Lave bad rLHoy words •iug with the Ashland quartet, Misses
«»f Oratory, will Lave charge of this de telnÌH’u’B, HUd .peakers.
dollars to put up a drier. In an inter tian men and women
Gid friends Duncan, Out»i«l * Watchman; II A Mc- act of the I
partnient. This will be an «»pportumty
view with a gentleman who ha» had n wer«* greeted and new friendships »itiick- 1 lanivl
P.citk* <’ hi O Chi.iltsiiu'iB* > irh**ru *'f <*• mm»t.datum for ih» Southern Ore- Esther and Mary Silsby, Carolyn Roper
amount avail
uever before «. tTrred at our Assembly, the Oretf.'i1, \V■...«•• *t*.e. Pacific Grove. L< -ng g**n ChsutaiKpia, but modesty and space and Mrs. A. C. Dixon—sing as a double
If the kingdom of God
great deal of experience in this line of Iv formed
just that suin
I-1 ray Notice.
instructions of a »killed elocutionist.
fotl-h’*» ns repeating them here.
quartet at Chautauqua.
and city’s rt
work ws were inf<»rim* I that a drier hav means oneness of spirit then th«* C E
Many «»f our voting people should av»il Hesel
s<M‘iety is doing a most wonderful work
stravid from Malón Wh«»«»ler’s pasture at»oiit $240,00
ttiemaelves of this rare opportunity. In
Ing a capacity <»f 10 ( ng p*>un«ls of green in advancing that kingdom
Mrs. Susie Hert Mark, of Hau Fran­
m ar Grant's Pass, on or about lune (».
olden time, it was said, they read dis­
A l»«»ld plot
cisco, one of San Franciscos accom­
fruit per 24 hours, or there about, would
\flvr »upper an immense au<li«*nce one light bay mare II years old . scar on
tinctly and gave the sense and caused
plished singers, will be with us during
not cost in the aggregate limit* than assembh'd ill the Cliatampia building right shoulder, also one (»right bav mare, capitalist lien
them that heard to understand. But now;
the last few days of Chautauqua. She
The eight years old scar on forehead , white for a heavy ra
Now, if Ihi» I»«* a fact, amt we be­ lor th** v\erci*H»« ol the evening
CICKR STORE-. ha» exceedingly fine prt*es notices sod
a g(Hh! reader, who can find'
opening exercise» were led Lv Mr I' P hunl l«*et , »mall scar on front ankle. covered at 1*
lieve it is, (he cost is nominal mi l th«* Cramer of (¡rant»
will no doubt prove to be a very agree­
(¡rants Pa»»,
Pass, ’ who ha*l also \ny information given J W. Gritlilh were in the pl«
HIRLK NtiKMAL «Tl lIlE»
G VV y/AUPEL. PROPOSTO*
profit that would accrue therefrom to nil presided at (he
the ufivrin
ufivrnuon services <¡rants Pa»» will l»e liberallv rewarded.
able addition to our music.
for some mont
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parties having fruit to dry ccrtainlv After lilt* usual devotional exercises a
J I.. >( orr. Riddle, <>r
If Miss Morey knew how many good
Lux ranch« T
der
comtent
leaders.
hearty welcome
PREPARED TO 4CCOMMOOATS THE PUBLIC IP PI * S T
t«> the
cooks there are in this valley, and the
would justify the put'ing up «i a drier in visitors by l’rof was «*xten-|«d
habit of visitin
»9S SO-Lf
W'FM ICE CPEAM. ICE CAtiP SODA AMO
_ Sroy
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«* V <»ur Grain
ALU THE LtIDlAQ TEAAPERAPCE OPIMAS
numbei of these who say they are going
over it. The!
th«» Pass,__
The Round Table talk«» will Is- under
«>( th«* Slat«* N 'imal svh*»ol at Ash­
to join the cooking school, she would be
him and can v
land
the
Prof. W I- Van Scoy,
mu direction
tllir^tta’M of ..........
rids was followed bv an addre*«»
Few
realize
that
each
mpiirrel
destroys
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of
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The re-election by tin* tx»ard ofrrg«*nts by on«* >f the convention »peakers, Dr
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«»f the Ashland Mate N rm»l
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flattered.
p. in........
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Il »<) worth of grain annually. Wake cabin and tl » r*
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aebool.(assisted by leading educators.
of President Chapman and ilmae profess Gary ey , the Cumberland P««•»!»>terian let- s Squirrel Mini Gopher Exterminator check toi *2 »,O
His is the iibm I t iL-cttve and economical pois­ take a triend w
ora of the State University against whom irustev of Hi«» I’nited Society.
theme wa-.
were together
serious charges had Iwrn made, is t»ut anl Inler-d * I H*noinmational Loaltv on known Price reduced to 30 cents.
nominal ion al Fellow ship
I or - tie in M Clvme i**, sole agent.
nappe!• < *»n.d n
ROGUE RIVER COURIER
i
Beautiful Panerai
Car
FREE to our Patrnnc
VAN RIPER <& CO.,
Cioice Gras, Tobacco, Cion, Etc.
NORRIS 8 l CO.
Hotel POLEY
Oreojon
&
COMPANY.
Virgin & Go.
Ashland Roller Flour Mills.
‘Southern Oregon
tState formal School,
ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS,
Finest Blankets
and GUoolen Goods.
GEM
NOW n
GRAND CL !_nn 11 nj <3
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT THE BIG CASH STORE- WE ARE DETERMINED
bALE
m Ladies’. Mens, and Children's Shoes.'Underwear' B h *™ lines
PARASOLS. SHIRT WAISTS. CAPES. SUMMER GOODS.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear. Gent's White and Colored Laundered and Unlaundered Shirts and
that will tar
far surpass any previous sale. Get ready for the grand rush
SALE OPENS THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 8.
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