Rogue River courier., August 19, 1897, Image 2

L. l. VOTAI*
O C. TERRELL.
A Trip lo ilir Cavwa.
constant climbing over rough rocks
Ual.cr Creek Item.
C M TERRELL
construe I mr right for an organization to
To
visit
the
caves
without
a
gui»la
s«y to an outsider, who in iv I m * thor
A trip to the Josephine county caves
Mr. MiHer, »ho mei.ily tul'l the Den­
FLBLIiHXD KVXKY .111 HtPAY.
wouhl be folly as very little of Interest
onghlv competent to du first class w« rk. ier City ledge, j. .vi.lent'v » gold bug.
lies within the pORtibility of nearly
could be seen uuleee days *e*e occnp e«l
' that he must bt-loii* to it or do
Marion Ve»t< h, our .lanrfiMt young every able l*udir«l man. or woman either in ths visit. Tao prospectors were al
without bread an I butter.
Diverbi)
bai'lialor, i> Ihe lateat lo InvMt in ■ for that matter living in the county, the caves and had seen what they sup­
■ Dirute» and
itr™».
_ , inai ion against a worthy individual I»
laige «■O'.fc xtove.
. and ihe opportunitv should be taken posed was all there was of the cave* and
i unfair.
advantage •*( bv all who are in the least
Th RMS :
P er Y ear ,
Ji i.5
Klondike ia yet the leading aubjec*.
were leaving in disgust, but alter they
iiiter««trd in ihe wonders of nature.
C a MI IN ADVaNCK.
iroupa >»l miner« iorm eipedi.iou« hot :
were shown the intersetiog parts they
SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL
The writer in «ompanv with C. K
do not ret out for the north.
formed a very different opinion.
Root, the «ave explorer and guide ami
Entered al Ibe noM
The Ashland li iitgs says; ’’Homer
Our visit was very satisfactory and we
Il aera. that a ph' rcian located at all round goo«! fellow, took an early 1
Oregon, as »etund ila» tumi mauer.
High and Harry High, rrs|«evtivtdy 13 M.rlin Mould I.ave <ou«idrraole t>rae
start one lhur»<lay morning with fixe , [ coh«i<lere<l il well worth the lime and
and 15 years of ag<*, the two sons of Ru th e. covering a large -cope of cotinlry.
days rations anti amiable cave clothing bar«! w rkmq'iirr *.
l. >a'ur <av morning
T hl ’ rsdav , A vgust 19 1897-
do’ph High, have for some tune been
, we left for home, stopping at D Johns’
Wing damming the liver in aeveral «•-rapped l<-our wheels.
Ihe
20
miles
•lexeloping propensities that tlir«*ate:;e*i
below Win Crow’, have proven lu Williams was made in g«»ol lime ami lor dinner and a few hours rest during
Oh, the Lot! the hut ! »ho kno»s it their litiure, and chafing under parental pla<
lailnrei.
Scarcliy of gold ia the main after a half hour atop to re*t and fur­ : the heat of the dav. and arriving in the
nolT
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anthori-y t<» 8 ich a degree I hat their fa­
I Pass ai 5 o’clock, making the return trip
caure
ther provision for the trip, pushed on
Wevler less le-igued suo now he »ant. ther thought it best to ask that they I»*
• verv much easier ami in less time than
lo
C
H.
Steven
’
s
place
sewn
miles
far
Silver * r’-ek ia having aoin>*»hal ol »
curbeil ami sent io (he Reform School
V.
to ko home
Here ' tb* U'P °,,f-
"o on Saturday they were brought be­ Klondike boom Tlie few niinera lhere (her, the last ranch on the road,
we
left
thu
wheels,
shouldered
our
|
»Ic-rllci
Happening».
.re
taking
out
good
»age»,
in
a
high
down,
Silver in gouig down, down,
fore County Jun.'« Crowell in thia cit*
packs and strm k o it on the trail at a
much to the joy of toinr and to the •or ami ihe father proving the bov'i to be .-Uannel.
We anticipate a wedding in our mi'l.t
Mining .peculator» in all »action» »rein good pace. Ws lunched at one of ih»-
incorrigible, they were ordered sent to
row of other*.
very a*K)n.
numerous
streams
of
pure,
cold
water
<o have heard that the Gaiice district i.
ihe Stale Reform School at Sa.’em, t
Mi. Fry expects to soon move to Cot-
A convention of mayors in to be held -ave them from a worse place, and Di­ the place to invest money, particularly which cross the trail,
and
then
Our
pushed on toward the ■ Meadow’’ bill, tage Grove.
in Columbi)», Olii«», September 28.
tri« t Attorney Jeffrey deputized to tak» : in quarix propertiea.
the terror of the cave visitors,
ll.i*
mayor ban not signified his intention of them there. They started for the Capi­
Mi*«eaCnra snd Edith Mitchell drove
Indication, point more and more to a
hill is «pule like all the many others in to the county seat, Mon liy.
going
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tal City on Sat unlay evening.”
quart» mining boom in thia «action. W e
The «aw mill clom*d down laat week,
Grant’s Pass on Wednesday la«t added have the quart! bi t not the capital tu ■iight, but the fact that we haxe lo climb
C. 8. Mellen, an eastern man, recent­
his one brings it more prominently (<> •o many of our te nporary citizens are
ly elected president of the great north­ another tn its already too large list of in work Ihe ledgra on an exten-ive Scala.
•»nr notice. It is steep and long, very fleeing.
ern Pacific, with Daniel Lamont. Beerete ' corrigible* at the reform «< hool. Thi-
Many of the »trangera coming into th« steep an«J very lung, al leustro it *eein«*«i
time
it
was
Clyde
Bell,
living
on
th«
ry of war under ( leveland, a« vice pre?:-
Mrs. John Magladry went to G ants
*hoiil:! Im'f.
calm »'1 respectful
c .nip call for drink, other Ilian »ate. • o th«* member of tlbg expedition who
Vn Jn<l*s to a llnr«e*s < haracte-
ing more than necesnarv. If yon find
.Miller place. It is r« ported that In
•lent.
__
and are aurprised a lien informed that ii was not ‘ broken in” to mountain trav­ Pass Monday ami returned Tu«slay the lids slightly indented, the contents lo the liiuher conrt as when ihe decision
as ar.plled to horses is a
“drew a knife on his father.” Grant -
evening.
•• i: «t r.-.-t *qr >ni(|Vt an(J fhfi fo|
- annot be had. We drink »imply araa- el. But we reached the top and de- •
The Count of Turin and Prince Henry
free from air bubbles or froth, anti the in regard to the pnhli. a'iun of deli >q lent
Pa-s has gaine<l a very unenviable rrpu
xiug muxim » t-houkl
!. ...’ * ’ ho carefully
The thermometer has been climbing liquid settled, you may rest assured taxes given by the county «:«»urt w as re-
trie «at. r from'lie Big Yank ledge.
I cemh d the other side, and cro.-svd a
of Orleans fought a <»uel with sword? la»I
tat ion on account ol her unmanagvablt
tlwhy all lox er* .■‘inf owners of
After the circuit jnd.-e read»
a« high as 96 d»-grees in the shade foi ‘they will keep.’ If you «lo not find it vetaed
Bumlay morning in I he great republic of
Mr
Matiiaaon,
who
prospected
in
thi.
lew
other
small
ridges,
until
we
had
rs: “Every horse ■■ irriea an index
you hs.
wtion 1479 [5 «»] to the grand jury at Ihe
France. How much belter it would
ravers» d the 10 miles (which Bevine*’ the past few «lays.
so, open th** j-ire to prevent bursting.
.’;is temper and intelligence in his
Il Ljoks in though AGi'aml means t«« li.trict about a year ago, is with u-
next
aes-ion.
the
pittdic
may
know
Mine
­
Three refrigerator cars of peaches Reheat the fruit, being careful to bring
bave been for them to spend that time have some of tlii« reputation when sin- again, representing Portla> d. Or., capi- more like 21.) arriving at the caw?
1 ; o teachable, tractable animal
thing more man they do at thia time,
•Iiortly before 6 o’clock. After a look have been shipped from this place since it to a boiling point, sn I re can.”
in Sunday 8«h«v«l.
• al and l!at between the eyes; the
«ends down two at once
W hat is the ■ aliat», abd »ill probably find a numb'
and the prosecitlimt attorney mijlit he
ridge of his fuee dishen slightly
d qua’tz mine, that will lie eatisiac Mound and a visit tu the berry P *lcli. last Fridav, to eastern points.
San Francisco »lid ►<> well with tin* matter with parental authority when
kept an huay in Ihe enfnr- . im-nt of ile
■ tin- point "here the face narrows
A Word fiom »Judige Chile».
repast
we
partook
abundantly
of
our
lory.
A
son
ot
Mr.
Ry»*km
iu
arrived
here
Christian Endeavor convention that she boy s and girls « an roam the streets a'
prmieioin tlia’he itiikht forxet to | ron-
•■Hl Is the nowtrila. Ilia ears are well
his pleasure being heightened by th*- with his family from Sou'll Bend, Kan-
A ai hool will soon be required here
Y r . Eoirou OF < Ol HUR : I would like ecute the collection of a liill of corta tliat
is going to »score, if posf.ble. other will go where tiny please, com«* when
,1
ive. and fa.r apart, with a well­
Iraught* of the pur st of icy cold spring -as. Mon lay evening to visit his parents
Several horrid men (bachelor») will
they
please
an
I
stay
as
long
ns
they
to eiiqmre of your readers it they have ha* ne'er existed a.ain»t inv-elf ami Im
line
i .' l ' c of bone extending across
great convention* next year, those of the
water.
One
of
the
cabins
below
tin
­
a
irrel
whi.kera
elated
that
il
a
liaml.omi
Mrs. Arthur Everton came down from heard the earthquake pop last week and
.he to;>*uf tlic liiad between them. Al­
Grand Army of the R public snd lh»* p'ea-e, cur»e father and mother ami
might need another stirring up in that
make themselves generally ubominable? -.hool inarm wi.l.el to open a St ho<4 ea ve entrance i-» in fairly good condi Roseburg Saturday tn »ruing, t» vi»L her the echoes of the rumbling sepulchral
ways feel for this ridge in judging a
National Educational A*-«»« iati >n.
matter.
bor«e. The ey
'¡hl he Intge. elenr
T«»o much ’’Spate th«* rod ami spoil the they would attend, jual to have a full tn»n, ami on an abandoned b ink we pirents, Mr. and Hrs. ILL. Robvrisou sound emanating from somewhere and
I renard the arricie a- a crimina! lilwl and bright, with a ,
spread fi.* boughs and lanl down to re«t
:t: ne..* ribge of
There is a consptracj in 1 «piador to child,” is Ihe one great difficulty. Tor» house.
Have the billiard halls all close«! in from something as if in the la«t throes of
and am Willing to await with patience bone iil< . the i
cov* re«l only with ihuinvntle of dark
rai.il ii| peredgeof
overthrow the government. It»-bi llimo* little attention is p.«i«l tn this on»* all im
Peach picking and packing ia in full
»»rants Pass, or whx is it ihe Grant* an agonizing death.
the verdict of public sentiment.
the socket." \V, : t-.luster Gazette.
will be the slap e product of the south portant subject of bring’ng up childr«*n .wing at Win. Crow's Eureka orchard. nuts.
Pass girls come to Merlin when they
Th»* Observer belongs to tnat di-t‘net
Re*pect fully.
At 6 in the morning We lighted our
a. .*■-.. *• •* « >4 •• Ol a.« .J
American republics for a number of I he number <»f ca-i s that have been Ilieie arc quite a number of the gentle
w ant ’a game ’ ?
clap th.it 1 have been watching for
J. M.CutLPa.
Queen Ibibellaof Spain, who cameh
year» Io come. Virtue as well
know­ ««■nt to the Refiirm *<h«»ol from th s city -ex engaged (imt to lie mariied) in the candles at the up|M*r entrance to the
Mr. W. W. Benson and family left for twenty years past, In their inordinate
ihe tlirouv at thr< < v *ars of age, wa.«
ledge is essential to the maintenance • ' ought to bv both a lesson ami a warning pl. a.ant occupation, aome of them being «ave ami de-cen led in’«» Egyptian dark­ San Francisco ind southern California greed for notoriety which is at first
married un her
ixteenth birthday.
W i. —, i ■■
ness,
groping
along
and
stumbling
ovei
to th«»*«? who have box«» to rear.
a good republican fmrn «»f governin' nl
n al peaches a» seen over the fence by
>neen Victoria of England, who was
las
’
Friday,
where they expect to make sought upon its line of merit until they Two Iloora »limit the Maltor, and tire
the uneven surface of the cave until our
Fix.
.xvned at eight»* a, was married at
wake up to the fact ihit ttiey are not
their fuiure home.
Senate Ihunib.r la Imprcaaed.
In s*'<*ordance wt'li the recent de» i
ey«*s had become accusiumed to the dim
Htnir Pape»-* t«i T umi 'I utm
nty. Queen Maria da Gloriu.de
po«svs*ed
ot
enough
of
that
quality
to
The
ebnrm
t.
i-
of
thi
preset
tcongi
t
Mr. John Magl.idry and «laughter
eion of the state supreme court, the s« «
ami flickering light from our candle«.
■iganza, born in rhe .same year as
Keihy Item*
Some of unr eXidi »iiges have seen fit
biing it.
Thun the dominating prin. is J. Hamilton Lew is. lie is a < h: < a< ti r
<»ra«-e.
went
to
Sissons,
Calif.,
to
spend
retarv of stale, Kimaid will be com
a -a \ toria. < ■••i»dvd the throne of
Through the long passage we groped
not to be comprehended all at once, i .
to ruumlly ai'ore Stat«* S< hool Sup«*rin
•rtugal at tlb a
of seven, and at
The (aimer« art? quite busy now. it i* our way umil we emerged into what is a tuns visiting Mr. M.«giadry’s sister, «iple an-erts itself with such force that
|>?lle<i to ls«ue warrants in pa> m» nt ol
grows upon you. It takes route t-i..»
*
the
determination
is
reached.
1
xvill
tiax
e
• undent G M. Irw in for issuing so main
y
it Us ii wedded th • duke of Leuchten-
In vi«-»x of this
• hreshing time.
l»*rme«l the Br;«lal chamber and here wlio resi les at that plac •.
state expenses
to realize how strange he is. His ex­
«tn e papers to t«*auhers si'iee his indue*
i it tuough it be at the price of making
urg. one of the Bcuuhaniais family,
Mr* Netta Evans oi Port! mi ia visit, we get the first glimpse of the beautiful i State
there will l>v no nece hitv f*»r the
travagance of dress and his attitude
ho left her a widow before she was
lion itdo office.
School F’und Apportionment, myself an--------- Ttiere i« but one mitiga­
first attract attention. When In1 t-ntc ! ■
ing her mother, Mrs. While, of Ahhouse. lime formation, the work of counties- |
ernor to call an extra session ol
xteen, ami th«* year after she marritxl
Ii is « la.mud for Mr Irwin that lie hs
ting thought, but it mad»* the di-«ov« r» the house, no matter what is c'miqr,
The
interest
on
H
im
irreducible
slate
IrgtMhitnrp.
ear-
ol
’
he
««instantIv
trickling
st«vain?
,
mock
rin<»«*
Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg
if you don’t want your enemies to
i - siik I mo-«* state paper* to teachers <lu
school funi am « t iling to |I3> 154 21 last November th it it was loen'ed in ’he every eye instinctively turns toward
ithi
■ •• h! 1 tllianee the reign-
know any evil of you, don’t let your that deposited the particles of lima in
,
black
belt
ami
as
it
is
a
weekly
manu
Canova«, the tipsnish premier hs? ring the pa«t thru«* year? than had been
him,
like
the
eyes
of
the
uudicnee
in
a
ng h<»use of Portugal proceeds, From
«null l»«*autiful forms. In this chamber | wa- U-t week apportione«! t> the Bert r
iiiends kmiw a*:y.
issue«!
twenty
yesr?
prior
to
h.s
term
ol
theater
turn
to
the
leading
man
v.liei;
u
Im
fac
urer
of
literatiirj
I
supp
»»e
that
ibex
been hhhiw - iii »'u«i by an euer« li st
these examples (f vill bo seen that
i< 4 formation quite resembling ths can al counties .urcording to rite niimhii’ of
dice, This no doubt is line I ut of ii
Mr»i. Sam Egger of Waldo is here vsit-
I think it is their business to supp'y such he breaks through the throng of minor there is nothing pr< mature in these
rejoices in what lie has d »ne. AH * e
<»py ami draperies of a c »u«li. Leaving children enumerated in the dilferent
projects of lnairiaiy-* which the qeeer.
know about the personality of the pr»* «elf is not sullicient grounds for comleui mg her brotlmr, Will Fehely, who is ser­ i ini-« interesting point we peer around counties Inst Ma:ch. átate Treasurer Phil as ih«* demand call*« for, hence they have actors.
Mr. Lewis visits the seuate freque fit­ regent and the privy c.ui- il of Holland
iously ill w ith lever.
set the editorial mill to griudir.g out
fnier is in the wav he in in »grd »(!*»»► nation.
Alvtschan
(oiw.irdtd
the
aim
unt
due
| into numberlus’i dark ami seemmgL
ly. There is nothing more dramatic have set on foot on L ‘half of the fif-
It i* not Ihe provim-e of this whorl ar
Lillie Ernest l iHphlett, who has been ! emlle-'S pa-sag«??; we move along the eac i county to the county treasurer I Aiilture food up »n w hich to fee«! the in
in Cuba, which ie n«»t to the credit
than his entrance into the presence of •<*on-ycar-old Queen Wilhelmina.
I habitants of »he at «resaid ' black belt”. 1
anv man, though the Cubans cannot i» •icle to ehampion tin* cau*e of the state rusticating and visiting friends near passages in a stooping posture, over ; hereof.
that august body, lie never by any
Though 1 couhl speak with tongue»- ■ chance eaters through one of th-' s.ich’
any way be held res|»ot»slbla for th* ««iperir.tuiMent in »he mailer, but lo Kerby, returnid home Friday,
Below we givv the number of children
i slipperv rocks, down ladders firmly fixe«I
'•rieflv give some fuels that may « hanu»*
crime.
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Miss Bertie F»tterly. who his liven ; tn the r«>< ks, though the ’’blow hole,” in each caunty «po¡i w'.iich the appor polished with angelic ei< quence ami doors. The senate may be engaged in
Hie appearance of things
I'o say that
high up in the learning and advanc <1 a heated debate or deeply absorbed it
teaching in the Floyd district, is taking along, low' passage through which a ti'Himeut was ba«e I,
The populists had a lively time h
Mr liwin ha* given out m-ir«* papers in
thought of th«* ago so that I couhl under I a bewildering schedule of the tariff bill.
Counties
í^o. uf children Am’.
.i it w weeks vac.ition during hot weather ; «•urrvnt oi air passes with such force a*
OF KINGSTON, N. Y.
their state convention in Obi«», fitsiot
Suddenly a sense uf something hap­
lire«* years than others did in twenty,
Baker ..........
school w ill •o )ii blart again.
............ ' ' ' 1 3.077 36 stand all mysteries and so thoroughly pening comes upon everyone. People Cured I of Spasm» by Dr. Miles’ Nervina.
to
render
it
very
difllcult
to
keep
the
was rejects«! and (’«ix« v of i «mimoo w »•»• looks ba«l on the face of il. but in ju«iie«*
Bunton ... . ........... 2 5 Si
2 i»«8 1.» p'»H-ess«*d with a spirit of self ubaseinenl
N. DeLamatter and family left Ker candles lighted, through the ‘ fat wom­ V laukamas
fame nominated for governor, l'he fu
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<* Irwin, a little more truth should be
8.01») M and saciifiue that 1 should aive my good? j in jlhe gallerii « look down and the in­
by f'«r 1» d ling. Caliiornia. Mrs Thrash an’s mi «er y” an«l along other pa-sage* U1 m I s « i |» . .
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3.67« Is ’o teed I he | oor and my l»miy to be burned terest of the senate is arrested. Both
iontsis in the convention «lisrgud tin
ol«l b« f,»r«* judgment is entered.
« ulunibia.. . . . ............ 2,1 !M>
the swinging doors of the main entrance
er will lake charge of the vacated prop until we reach the ’ ghost chamber”.
2.2a3 M4
anti fusinnists with being ill league will
I’rior lo Februuty 1889 it was more
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*«»..■>
4.108 0 and have not first love to Go«! ami then nt the head of the* center aisle, facing
The Gh«»st chamber is no doubt the ( OUS
Mark Hamm to overthrow the cause o
liffieuit to ob'ain a slate certificate or nriy. We are glad to see Mrs. Thiasher
c. rook ........ .............. l,2r
1,276 03 to my fell«»w I am nothing. It the unre the vice president, swing open and .Mr.
largest eh amber in Hie caves, being per Curry
7.,'..
union forces. A committee was appoiu
« sia’e diploma because the napiir»*- back again into her oi l home.
generate soul that wrote that article | Lewis appears. The doors close be­
i
haps
17*0x75
fed
and
10
I
f«*et
or
more
to
Douglas
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6.39Ü
5.»i0.> «,()[
Mr. Horae«» Woodc >«'k has been bed­
te<l to investigate some of the charg*?. • iierils w«re greater; twenty tw<> 1‘ramh
would bathe himself in the light of next hind l.c. and he stands for a moment
'■rail ............
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I
tlie
celling,
ami
would
be
a
splendi«!
1,6.7 -8
but as the convention a»lj mrnr»l Mor
•s were rwq«iiied then, xvheress only sev- fast the la-t week with an attack ol pueu
Sunday
’s international lesson the dean« under the archway, his hat mill glove,
tcilliam
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.........
1,333
1.37ft 'J.'
In­
It was thought his recovery abode fur the while r«»bed ?|»ectre8
the report was made, it will be made t<
utueii now, ami these twenty two bran mouia.
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liar ey . .
9.4 .»♦» ing would be mote remarkable thau the in ono hand in front of him. and looks
deed,
in
the
faint
light
of
the
camlie*
J kckhoii
..........
5 H»M
the stale central commit tee.
dies incbl le«! higher on *s whiuh would was doubtful, but we are glad to a'l'l
>31.' 32 jndi< ial de« ision reiei re«l to. Reader, toward the vice president w ith a slight
• j |*j
we seem to see the white figures creep Jusephliie
- »4 3. wa'ch him as he coils himself in grace­ inclination of the bead, ns much ns to
make ii more «lii! cull for the t *.u hur to that he is slowly improving.
11 il l
On cluwr : Klamath
>. ft ft.'
ing along the distant wall,
say: Do not let me interrupt you. Tin t
The Anderson fruit company had a «at USSR.
I lm Morrison boy« have opened up
ful l«»hia and poses us the guardian ol the lie looks with n sweeping glance tu
LaX«
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M53
b
of beautiful
of mixed fruit ready for shipment vest» »•
I'ml'T th«* ol«l law a teacher could iheir mine, and can work it better thia inspection we find spots
Lnae
7 3: ¿i < county trea-ury ami amuses the distri« I right and to the left, slightly incli
7,KM
white formations stand i g out m I ohi I Lint uln
ami
I U88
bv th» th-tingh freight
i
1.44. ,2 attorney to th«* fact of hi- «lereliction of
<1 iv
have am'her ortifieate of th«» »»me winter.
They have n rich piece oí
his body. He then straightens him
In a niche , Liuii
7 46« „
.............7.21.1
to
company
r tu e<l
the railroad
zrado, wh«”» his <»ld one exmr«*d, pro vid- ground ami expect to takeout some big relief from th«* rocky walls,
duty and then utters a falsehood to in up and sweeps the galleries with a
1
17H
.
.
1.1.>3
.Ma
lieur
\\
axhinglon
in the wall is the * George
al e l be could pass a sat isfa< tory examin slugs. Good hick to you, boys.
take it, c .timing that they ha I
H)..»76 b jure
J
my standing in ’.I e estimation of my glance. By this time every eye is upon
.Mai lull
. . 10.170
>latue,” a sin..ll figure which in th«? dim
the freight that couhl be manag»«! I M limn hot under the new law , or tlu* step
1 406 ftii • lellow citizens under such a guise, w here him, and, with the graceful, dainty
in;
Mr. I W, James came near losing his light «piite <’l«»sely resembles the origi­ M"rr«»w
M (lit nomali
24.555
24.467 2 i t [s if he were luiii'ing truth and pul I c i.i steps of a dancing master, lie wall <
this tiain. This car will lik»*ly re 'a«lder process, such is not tue case, n
hmiM* bv lire, last week. .Mrs Janies
many cases of spasms, St. Vitus
.. 3,8itJ
4 1) .1 04
Bulk ...
over to the democrat ie side of the cham­
main un the side ua k here it) con««*
eat II T 11)17 II iv.* b it on * « eililic.lt«* Of l-it a lighted camll«) burning in a ciosrt nal.
ice and epilepsy that Dr. Miles’
1.UK9
1.0,0 16 I 1 es« he couhl find a claim »locketed to- ber, greeting in the most graceful man­
"I.'
I
l:i
in
Perhaps the must iiitcesting ami
quence for 24 hours or longer. It <1 • a grade, when »hat expires In« must take
Restorative Nervine has cured, would
1,7-'5
1,76» Oc» j ^*»er with costs in ihe action against ner Imaginable each senator who hap­
w hile sht? stepped into auoth«*i room for most buautiful chamber, and the most l iliHin »ok
aerili that if any freight sh«»ul«l be takei
alone give this great remedy wide reputa­
»,«02 32 J' >nx ho is oi kinship neither of which
< step up the ladilrr or else quit leaching a moment, wuue clothes near by caught
5.483
emanila
«langernus of access as well, is the “Flor­ Ci.ion
4 m.ft 2.1 I ,,a>* een paid, hut I will not dip my pens to be in his path to the vacant tion. Mrs. Walter A. Steward, 773 Broadway,
up imiue«liately thi« is the kind becaui«« »n the stat»«
\f er the act of Fuhruiry, on fir«* ami had it not b, « n (or the timely
scat
lie
is
making
for.
His
manner
ot
Kingston, N. Y„ says March 3, 1896: “In 1*93,
l.Kil 41
Wall« m a
I.7VI
al Hall ” reached from the Ghost chain
it is so perishable that 1’4 hours delay |H8'» was pHR-<’«l, t«*»«« h«*rs who had been
jh «ndiri ||je M|(|j barrel to bring it to I greeting is to shift his hat and glove
arrival «»( help, limy would have lost
w hile on a visit to friends our little girl was
. 3 IK3
i i U
tier by ladders ami scrambling over Wa-cu .
might be the meant« <»f gr ill loss.
"arliing on county «erlifieaies saw nt every: lung.
taken
with spasms. We hastened home to
|
’
H
,1G
e
of
the
public
through
a
news
J
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from his right hand to his left with it
iislll .Iki lull
. (> 557
r •« k*. but Ihe la autiful sight wull re Yamhill
4,908
ft 1 4 . 2 : paper «¡c.|e because the law provide«! llourish, taking two steps forward, as our family physician. He did all he could
met* tliai thev must pr« psi»* for stat«* «Il
It is
Th«» sudden death of M Epp«» rle, win» p«ys the trouble of ascending.
a t ut failed. We called
It is rtimore«! that Dr Chapman ol «■lumas snd now i« the time that many
fu. anoikr priHV.|ure
it about to extend his right hand, at
iiiipossible tu descril»e the beauties <»!
• lie«l \ugust 0«h, 18 »7, of h *.irt failur •
the state university Im* tendered III <»f llie*e diplomas are being i«sued
T«»tal . .
Or. •'? ■ several physicians but
120!tSO
|13>,H>4.2<
the same time inclining lit' body p :< i--
Ihy11 »his anxietv t«i damage
mv fully and giving his hat a great iweep
tnis chamber, w hich is almost circular
“ Miles* ■ ■ the spasms continued,
resignaUon a* prvsi«lei)l of that institu­
«i.im mg, .ejlaigtM lne wjt|l an
Whet ner Irw i»i is illeg «lly tailing pa ha« cast a gl »om over the old home.
■ her tongue became
tion, In justice to Dr. Chapman w> tiers wt« know not, but one thing is i cr­ Mr I'pperle was a kind, good natured i « form, about 15 or 20 fuel in diameter, Hints on (. miiiiìor and I’leservlng. pi«'p< r de«i (l relh|eie(| jn ju,|ge ini by his side, as the ideal cavalier trails
■ partially
paralyzed
Fid
his
plume
to
the
ground
in
bowing
to
hut
extending
up
perhaps
50
feet.
ILe
must mv that In* baa «lorn* soin«* goml tain, lie must iss’ie a great many auti old gentleman. Iik«d bv all who knew
j „
in the tugust Lad hr ’ Home Journal h r’s c«»urt n e . . than
Restores ■ and the doctors said
a year ago
"my
lady.
”
It
would
lie
impossible
for
lie
■ she would never talk
hnn U m has been feeble for some years walls 'be entire distance from top lu Mrs 8. T. Rorer writes on ’’Canning tueii digs up
work in the university, he i- an ahi» still ¡ollow the law strictly.
£. Health
■ again. Night and day
.
. F genuine s* rap of the him to enter into any presence w ithout
b.»tl«»in are cover«*«l with beauliiib white an I Prese rving.”
He 1« ax es a w ife, io ir son« and a «laugh
man, allhough In* Im« bis faults, bui
At the outset of ’Ul'Oilx shirt . ha» , was buried more attracting attention, and apparently
H we watched the poor
formation in fantastic shapes ami al! her lesson she emphasizes the value of i han 3 » veais ag .
now, if he Im«* tendere«! lus résignât ion.
ter I«» mourn lii« I« ks .
II oll ’ m 'I II I m
little sufferer and tried every remedy we
• nd tl units it in the he has no intention of trying to do so.
« /«•«. B<*atitiful st iliu til«** «lepeml from scuriiig perfectly Bonn I ami fresh (riii's, lave oi i he old so! _ • , .,
he is i deserving of in >r-* credit. I’
Dearest father, thou hn«t iettu«.
.
With his fluffy hair and whiskers, saw advertised for such cases but got no re­
r wuh the bruvo of
Wf otb • < hu* 11 iimlrt'd Dollars R«*ward
tue overhanging r«)cks, each lippetl with ami the necessity of getting the «ans a Spanish bull full.
wouhl be a grand tiling for th«* people «»I
Ami ihy Io«« w<* deeply feel.
both parted in the middle, he looks like lief. We began giving Dr. Miles’ Nervine,
.
for anv »a**»* «4 t’aiarrh that cannot bv
the en- some of the portraits of ( apt. John and after taking four bottles she was run­
Bui twa< G«»d (hut hath I »ere 11 u«t
the state who have sim*« and «laughter- < iin‘>l bv 11 ulI’** < ’a ar« I. ( h r»*
a inv drop of water, w hich d«ops into a ami canning app irteniime« in r« adin» s« xiroiiimnt ol that ami . m.ikes
.
•H"«I of lime, the Smith of about the time when he is ning alxjut as well and happy as ever.”
H<* can all our sorrow» heal.
crystal |x».»1 of coldest water with a taint in advance.
to send to Eugene if two or thiee <»'.hei>
I- J. ( Ill M<Y *k ( (>. I’mps. folcilo,
stone upo » »
,
,
Dr. Miles’ Remedies a*e sold by all drug­
“ To prevent breakage loamlation
,
which the delus­ supposed to have excited the imagina­
Ohi«».
wouhl follow suit
' musical «oun»l. In this tiny pool we w hen filling the j «r«. Mi - Rorer advis ion rested.
gists under a positive guarantee, first bottlB
<h»d Im- taken our dear father
tion of the impressionable
’
W •• th»1 iimlvr igoed. him* known F J,
Indian
benefits
or money refunded. Book on Heart
I found the Itones of a squirrel or other es that they be slipped ’’sidewise into a
I •» his heavenly home above,
This is not enough
maiden. I Instead of the glittering trap- and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
filer« til«- .1.»
Clondyke. Ki «udite Klondike i*» tin* « I. ‘iicv for the Lis» 15 i «‘os, hii I lh*livv»’
Where
in*
wll.
rest,
now
and
lorvver.
small
animal,
covered
with
beautiful
him p»*rfri’tlv Jionoril»h« In <11 l»'i«in
pings of a knight, his'dress ¡s'a dis­
krl'le of hot wa er rolling them so that main of mv pnxate chr
I)R. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart Ind
rage nowadavs from almost every «ourc»*
In thill land ol peace and hive.
crvstals. How tin animal came there «»very part may l»e «puck’,» ami uniform­ with stealthy tread and , I aii character play of tile highest skill of the' tailor,
«raii'"««,ii*«i)« ami fin im iallv ¡iblc •«» cam
,
»gs
out
III»-
Really Klondike niuat boa good sum • »ul anv ««liligalious mad«» bv lh»*ir firm.
When in heaven with j«»x to greet thee is a iNysf«‘ry, as it woui«! be Hii|»os«iblu ly heated
setting off his slender form in all its
Fold a damp towel, place it sacre«i gatmeiit with whn
Nowthrrn Oregon Pioneer« Meet.
u»er resort ex-ept lor m »-<| ii'ou«*. W» A i.«i A Tin iv. WhohSsilv Dr«)ggi«ls, I'o
f«»r it t«» as- end the »limy, perp«*mln ular in th»* bottom ot a pu Ming pan, then -plier«* has muhing t<> «1 > at< my , uflicial graceful lines and clinging to hint with
When our «lays un earth have lied.
«»•do
O
rhe mee’ing oi the S »uthern Oregon
lieve informali«»n from on»* source, i v ,
.
mlignaiii-
an affectionate softness.
J'is ever'
I here again we hope t«> meet thee
Mr. Root ascende«! to the belfry m ar the pieserving-ketil»*, stand a jar lv shakes i lit tu tn ihe iace < i i , .
ro«ks
Will» no . K innxn A M akvin Wholesale
from those who have been over th»* Diu j. i-is, I »I«-*i*». j >ui i
,
.
'lMicihat movement ends in a posture, and. with Pionev* Society will be hel at Ashland
W here no parting tears are sh»«l
l'he stalactite? on th«* towel, snd if the fruit is small a 1 /
and iang th»* chimes,
he I) is tried to enragd, a« il I
grouml, that the had of ihe ditlnulliei*
•
were s
a gentle undulation, he passes from or.e fhursday, September 2, 1897.
H h U' s I ‘alarrh ( ure I« taken internai
give b*autif«il clear tones which per- just the fxnnel , till <|m kly to overflow Stupid that lie dnl n«»l know
We will not w i di Hire bac k.
.
posture to another. His voice is inu«ic
ami dangers to I«»* t*m ■ uot»-i <• I have n»»l Iv, Mdiiig «lir« « ilv upon I lit* blood hi «
I he following named persons are ap-
,
,
.v-
both
I
Dear in.her", in this world of pain fectly imitate a chime.
l’i 1« «
mg. Run a hca ed silver knife around the national and >tate «onsiitut
been tubi an i from other« who have «•l»*o HHlciioii« sill'aces ol the MVHft‘111
s tur- i and his word» flow like poetry being p'Hiiie 1 a c< lumiitet* on arrangemrnls
It
was
God
who
took
you
from
u«,
merest
and
There
are
other
parts
of
all
I
*i
iiggi*<i
•<
75c |s*r I i »’|L*. Sold by
the insde of ihe j »r, to break any air bid lh«* making of religious test
reeled off 220 words to the minute.—
been on the ground tliRt the hard
Mr- M L. l!i >rd. chairin m, Miss Lvdia
I il in heaven we meet again.
ft »limoni «I« free.
pt*rson* could spend huuis in exploring bubbles that idmv have been caught sis of qiialiii« a. ion to bold ullict*.
Philadelphia Telegram.
ships hav»» b«*su grossly exaggerate«!
Me(all, Mrs. Lizzie Holburg, A.iss Ma­
Hail's Family Pills are the best
the diffuivnl passages, crawling on with th«» frui , and adjust the rubber,
—[Cl.ot l>.
I have retrained from any answer
Pet hap» Joaquin Miller uil find out all
bie WA<rl)er. di*s Nellie Russell, George
I’.'n t ii.iu-v .....
. .. .»■ j,
wl
||
t
t(
,
a
.
hand« and knees through narrow open­ then lift the lid from the Imt wah*r and notice of the alia« ks ma le upon the 1
h with tea-
about il ami give us th * fa is a ««»ui the Noll»«* of Me«*tliig of Board ol
ings, ami searching for the lieHUtiiul place it at once. If large fiuir, fill with dici «1 decision quoted because I bell ' an. lutter Iteri... but regulate y..itr liver Anderson and C. H. Gillette
Notice I«» Tai I'aycra
I ,t| na I « sat boi.
<r<l sick h.-.i.lwcln- bv it.inu. tl.o-e filinoli»
chinate an i toe nugget.
C. K. K li m . President,
crystal ba«ins.
a wo »deii spoon, arraiiuing the fruit so the j'i«ti«iary .«hotiM be keot as tar m Mil,, pill, known a. l>e'Vitt> |.itilo
I he « -iiiitx court extended the laic*
N>»’i<*»» in hervb» g«»«* « that t hr con if ▼
|,|.,.r._w |. Kr,
The lower cave is also intensely inter­ that the weight of «me pier«* will not de- nu'Ved from a partisan -pint a* po-sibl» b.arlv
"Two tlimissml in* n eii'piuved <>n ( lii
1
,
Forcale.
b aril ol • quahz «I lo'.l w ill alterni at < h»* until Annual 31. '97, with a p«*nahv ol
Ciyo'a public school buildti g will ►ink«* ..Hi. « . i i ir i -tim » «If t k on A ng U« i 30 h 3’„pvr «< nt from tin* 15 of April to th» esting alllmugli | e haps not ?•> laautilul *tr«»y ihe shape of another.
Fid o
The liver might have been sold tn an
rhe L’. ¿lb» River Brexvery in (»rant «
Strap d or Rtolrn.
a«« the upper. Fhe small stream of wa­ overflowing with the li<|iiid, water or unlawful period ol lime, but I suppose
to «lay” »us th»*
cgmi ah «if th«* I i h. 1> »7 Im lie purpo'«* «jl pub l< l\ « lamin 31 ot August
Vier that »laic the books
I t-« w ih 10. ane| Cop|a»r Kettle, Kegs
Tue I’niua demand« d of the «• «rd «»l ed­ mg lite .« ►*. ••►in* nl roll and turret ling will be ch»«e«l Io make out the dehn ter which emerges from the mouth o syrup, and fatten tightly. After sea mg that even the writer of the editorial , will pav
io. in,, return •d a «pan Li i Kiln and mrslem Bowling alley.
the cave can *>e lollowrsl up f«»r a great stand ; he jars out of a draught ov< r xx«Hi!«! excuse “one >o full of ignorance P;r-es e»c,(pe<l from Malón Wti^eler * Dx« »• 1 ling 11 > him * of 8 rooms. Stable, (»ran-
ucation tliAt in the f iiuru non»* t»>it un­ all «*rrur» in valiiaU"!)«. «I« ’*« «i; lions, rb
quellt roll.
J. G. Ili n r,
I* i IIS ULI ««Ck.
¡re on June li. of 111., f.,11, »wing
___ _ de ,irv • ,‘t’
distance, am! the a« tion of the waters of night The glass by that time will htv»- egotism an I blinded by malice as myxvL’
ion men must b«* ctnplov• d on ihe ►» ho I
I here ar»* 8» fruit trees in gar-
Assvvsor.
Silenti’
old1’"
"neliglithav mare. 12 year»
ages «a«i Be rich on the lock walls.
buiMings ol the city Just what argu
«-outra< t«*«L ami th«* lids will, in c »nte •or n »1 knowing h »w to give a decisi u iui¿'r " tight .Ii u'd>r. al.ii one ■len. Il»* pre p,.rtv mntiiing j acres, or
-t> budding lo*s
Inquire at this office
inenta he union a I lin ed why the b«t<»r«l
I belt* are algo iiiin eron« tbambers in qtieme be loose. Mij»e each jir care upon a question that was before tin i.'ieh''*',
' year» 1.1 »car on or of Mrs. < ho . Walter, (»rant's Pass.
\of |< «•
I
rout
hind leer, »mall ».-ar on
t hew«« caves, the **l)in ng 11 al I. ” the “Ear I fully and give the top an ex ra turn. , «•'•urt. Mr McLean had a right to a wri
Kdveiusing lull- to Jiilv I. 1897, ar»
Anv n f.rina'ion given I.
fa led to learn. It is a primipl«» of the
•f t’orn Room" and others. A p.iasage ' Put away in a «uol not < »Id dark « Io« 1 oi review in a higher court but he did •V. Ul '"
ind victurv t h»»*»* a*“ 11
Fax Ide to the nod»*reigned
>iit»>«rip
erally r»'".1«''•rn'’*''a-- will he liti
Union tu taki* none into its «»rgaidz itiun
• « «ns a>e I«» I-*« paid to the tv w linn, »»♦•tween the two caves exist* ami «an be i et. At the end of a week examine ea, h not cho »sv to take it. Had hr «lone »<• urn
*ded, or g.5 pani for their re- • Lam. b ri-t!. . of Du W iti’»» Untie Early
Ki-
r-.
t||^
fnimijg
||t|je pin,, f()r Cons’i-
ei«epl Rkillt* I wurkmeii, I it it « .uuioi b
F ne A \ oorhirs.
J. Nunan.
traveled with uiliiciil’y as it deinan s, jar carefully. without shaking or disturb- «nd that decision had been reverse«!, 1
l"t "u. I ilmnsni.MM an<| H;| Hl, ||lai.h and
J. L.
B er iruub i--W. F Knurr
ROGUE RIVER COURIER
Grants Pass Furniture and Casket Company
PRICE <fc VOORHIES,
FURNISH their
Beali tiful
Patinerai
Cai
FREE to Patrons buying the better grade
of Coffins and Caskets.
Go to this Company for anything in the line of Furniture,Carpets, Wall
Paper, Window Shades or Picture Frames.
LEADERS OF
LOW
PRICES.
Sadie Steward
Nervine
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Get oui prices before you buy.
Shall undersell all eompetitoi-.
MINERS' SUPPLIES.
• •
dress GOODS."
BLANKETS. COMFORTABLES AND FLA tmft " t T' ill ' piu ,,''',, u :, ari "'
Seeing is believing.
’JNH i I j Q.
We bought thi> ?»t<)ck at the LOW I «I CVSli PRICES IXI.R KNOWN. No house on the Coa>t ean qu«»te lower prices. No house in Southern Ore >>n can
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Bl IN«; HIE LOWEST
THE BIG CASH STORE.
argc an assortment.
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BEING Till III«,HI ST.
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