Rogue River courier., December 09, 1897, Image 1

An Independent Paper, Devoted Especially to the Interests of Southern Oregon.
VOL. XIV
GRANTS PASS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9
O OBERT G. SMITH,
WASHINGTON LETTER.
1897
WHIMTAN HONORED.
started on that l< ng ami ever memorable
rule to Washington, to save Oregon for
the flag
Unveiling Hi« Monument Xssr Wal­
The incidents of that journey surpass
the wildest romance, but ws must not
la Walla
tarry to relate them. It was the 3rd of
——
March w hen be rode into Washington,
I JENRY L. BENSON,
(CouaKsroxuaxT ... ths Cot ana )
Ths address oi R«v. L. Ii. Hallock, oi five month* to a day since he left hi*
attorney at law .
California, was in part as follows:
' Msnv meuof manv minds.” just
door on tbe Walla Walla, and now he
Half a century ago tonight,lifoies* bod- i must »ee th« president.
«• out fit» tl,« condition of the represen-
Practices in al! Court's of the State.
ie* lay unburied at the cluse of a day oi
«n.l senator« now pouring into
Office over Firs! National Bank,
INTERVIEW WITH TYI.KR AMD WXBSTRR.
terror and irreparable disaster; today, i
'».'hington
by
everv
train
Whether
G rant ' s P ass ,
•
•
O regon .
He was d rooted in coarse fur garments
springing as the seed, the spirits oi ihe*«
•livra many minds can be gotten
and
buckwkin breeches; hi« face was cov
slain
come
again,
looming
into
the
skt
together, or at least a majority of them,
OPPOSITE THE ROUND HOUSE.
ARTHUR P. HARTH,
a* great souls, molest in themselves, ered with halt a years l>eard, and the
» 1.1 depend this session’« important leg-
manner* of the mountaineer had become
but
epoch
marking
in
our
country's
his
‘
»lation,
aside
from
the
regular
appropri
J h K’TOR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
natural to him. But he secured the cov­
loiy.
* ion hill», which, important as they are.
Utlii> over First N itioual Bank,
Fifty years ago the lone Whitman Ian eted interview with President Tyler and
di»|ioai^a of somewiiere in the neighbor
tern in the Walla Walla meadow wa* Daniel Webster, and told them hi* story.
G rant ’ s P ass ,
O regon . hood of a billion dollars, are always re-
5 lb. can Lard, 45c,
Heavy Bacon, toe,
violently extinguished ; today it stand* Webster declared that immigration to
ganled as matter of course legislation. A
that
country
was
impossible;
that
the
Choice Peeled dried Peaches, toe
io
lb.
can
Lard,
85c,
as a star rapidly growing to the first
lew senators and representatives are ex
\yiLLARD CRAWFORD.
land was wholly inaccessible, and that a
magnitude
Roll
Oats, 24 lb. for $1.00.
pressing flat footed opinions as to what
Prunes, j}4c.
»
In 1818, a treaty was negotiated, re­ wagon road could never be built scrota
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Will or will not he done, but the most of
Honey, toe per lb., 3 lbs., 25c.
newed in 1827, by which ‘‘the northwest the mountains. Rising in the majesty
them,
knowing
how
largely
the
matter
Practices in all Federal, State and Su-
coast of America westward of the stony of bis convictions, Dr. Whitman cried:
»ill be determined by circumstances,are
preme Courts. Notary Public.
mountains should be o|>en to tbe subjects “Mr. Secretary, that is the grand mis­
A box of Soap, 20 Bars, 85c.
keeping quiet and trying to find out
Office at residence—Third St. North.
of the two contracting powers. But this take that has Itoen made by listening to
»hat
their
colleagues
think.
President
Choice Shelled Pop Com, 5c per pound.
G iant ' s P ass ,
•
•
O regon .
agreement was not to be construed to the eneuiies of American interests in
McKinley is paying especial attention to
Oregon. Six years ago 1 wa* told that
It will pay you to see us before buying—look around.
the
prejudice
of
any
claim
which
either
republican eenat.-rs, as he Las an idea
of the high contracting parties may have there was no wagon road to Oregon, and
that if be can get them to act as a unit,
it was impossible to take a wagon there,
to any part of said country.”
— VIA THE ----
enough other votes can 1« secured to
ami y et, in spite of pleading ami almost
This
was
a
treaty
of
laissez
fair«
—
paee several measures he wants. The
keep silent; freeze out every settler, threats, I took a wagon over that road,
House will, of course, do whatever he
— ot the —
break every plowshare, arrest every wa and have it now.” Then, warming up
wishes.
gon, and by a system of overland fort* in his description of Oregon, he «aid
While it may be true that the admin­
ami seaport surveillance, prevent every “ Mr. Secretary, you had better give all 000,000; a land of silver and gold, of
An Important Itectslon.
istration desires peace and expects peace
Ex press Train» Leave Portland Daily
step that }K>inted toward an actual occu­ New England for the cod and mackerel fruit and grain and cattle, of home» of
with
Spain
and
all
tbe
rest
of
the
world,
fisheries of Newfoundland than to barter
The New York Supreme Court has
North
Souih.
1
pancy of the country.
plenty, aad of promise without parallel. decided that a man who loses his job
it has been doing * number of things of
Ar. 1 9:30 a . m
F. M i LV. Funi anti
All this time it was tacitly understood away Oregon.”
And
onr
flag
floats,
float«
over
it
all,
LV.
j
7
bit)
I-.
M
Grant*
Ps*s
late which indicate both tbe desire and
» •' ■ A. M LV.
because of the demands of a labor union
President Tyler granted his on« re­
that actual |>o*se**ioii by any important
7:4 ôa . m . i AT. tfon 1- ran oo LV. j 8:OO p . m the intention to be prepated for war in
on liia employer can recover damages
quest, viz.., that nothing should be done thanks to Dr. Whitman.
body
of
settlers
subduing
its
acres
to
the
Above trainsstop at ail stations be case it ehouldcome. One of these things
from tbe union. Thia decision, if it is
How's This?
tween Portland and Salem. Turner
plow should be recognized as ownership. toward parting with Oregon until Whit
accepted as a guide iu other states, will
Manon, Jefferson, Albany, Lot tage Grove »as the placing of acontract for war ma­
Difficulties of occupation by 8«*a were man himself should have time to demon­
We
offer
»100
rew
ard
for
any
case
of
Tangent, tìhedds,
llalsey, Harris terial, iu tlie shape of the latest im-1
vast; land, over trackless continental strate it* accessibility to immigration Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall’s change tile face of tbe couflict between
burg,
Junction
City,
Eugene
union aud non-union labor. The party
nbs, still vaster, and settlement still de­ from the States. Whitman was content. Catarrh Cure.
Drain, Oakland, and all stations from
His matchless ride wa* not in vain.
F. W. CitKNt.v A Co., Toledo, O. who can recover damages is presumed
layed.
Kosebuig to Ashland inclusive.
We tlie undersigned,have known F. W to be a non-union laborer whom his
The claims of the two countries were Within a single week he was again en Cheny
Roseburg Mail Daily
for the last 15 years, and believe employer discharges at the demand of a
route
to
Oregon,
gathering
up
emigrants
these: The United States claimed the
4 :30P. M
AT.
him perfectly honorable in all business
N.30A. M 1 LV. Portland
along
the
way,
utilizing
every
means
to
LV. 1 12 ;50r. M
transact tons ami financially able to car labor organization. Recently a number
12 2ÔP. M 1 LV. Albany
country (1) bv discovery oi the moulli of
A.V. 1 7 :30 a . m
Bucklen s Arnica Salve
5 20 f. M , at . Koseburg
the Columbia by Captain Gray; (2) by arouse interest, telling the story of the ry out any obligations made by their of decisions have been rendered against
trusts and combinations which were
OININff CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
the Louisiana purchase; (3) by the work wonderful land, and ottering personally firm.
The Belt Salve in tbe world for cuts,
West A T ki ax ,Wholesale Druggist*. To­ charged with encroachment* upon indi­
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
of Lewis and Clark tracing from its to conduct a party straight into the val ledo.
O. W aioino , K innan A M ahnin . vidual rights. The limit placed upon
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
— and —
source the Columbia to its exit; (4 by ley of the kingly Columbia
W holesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Fever Sore», Tetter, Chapped llaml».
The
start
was
soon
made,
for
Lovejoy
S econd C ass S leeping C ars
Hall
’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern­ the jHiwei af labor unions to prevent liie
the settlement of Astoria; (5 by treaty
• • • •
Chilblains, Corns, aad all Skin Eruptions,
Atlailieu to all thiough trains
with Spain in 1818; (6) by treaty with had worked well at St. Louis in his ab­ ally, acting directly upon the blood and employment of non-union labor is in
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
sence; the long and perilous journey suc­ mucous surfaces of tlie system Price line with these anti trust decisions.
Mexico in 1828.
l required. It is guarantad to give |>erfect
Ft,' ittruei particulars inquire of J.
There will be aome difference, probably,
cessfully
made; riding forth sometimes 75c per bottle. Bold by all Druggists,
England’s claim rested on the ex pl 'ra­
li.timonials free.
Make Good Q
S. Pu, tom. cirants Pass.
s «tiefaction or money refused. Price 25
in the effect the decision will have
for
two
days,
selecting the route, he
Hall's Family Pills are the beet.
tion of the Columbia by Vancouver after
cent« per box. For Sale By W. F
____________ ——
•
upon the parties who are declared liable
West Side Division
Gray had discovered it; and the occu­ would return to bring up the slow mov­
Jackson County Nutea.
I Kremer.
to
damages. In cases where the trusts
ing
caravan,
encouraging
them
with
the
MAIL TRAIN L.A1LY , I.V LIT MSUAÏ.
pancy bv the Hudson's Bay Company—
Soma hunter* of Eagle Point precinct are restrained, expedience will be adopt­
Sons of the Iteielulion
AT.
5:50 r. M
7:30 a . m . i.v. Portland
a mono|ioly to prevent settlement, a* we one word “travel,” “travel,” “travel,”
AT
THE
DRUGGIST.
I.V. 1:05i. m
12.1ft P.M. ! Ar. Corvallis
ed to break the force of the decisions.
The Oregon Society of Sons of the have seen. With all those claims yet until on the brightest dav of September, recently killed five bear
The trusts have immense capital and
At Albany and Curvai.is connect witi
11
month«
from
the
time
he
hade
good-
Miss
Amy
Cantrall
of
Uniontown,
went
American Revolution is an organization unadjusted, and perhaps inadjustable,
trains of Or. Central A Ea-tern Kv.
bye to his wife at Waiilatpu—that sain* io Salem last,week for medical treatment. can command the services ot the ablest
the
race
for
actual
occupancy
was
begun.
I
conipoHsd
of
descendants
of
ancestors
KXPRKS8 TBA1N UAtLV (ÏXCKPT sfXlIAY.)
We ar« now ready to uncover a signal wife, at the same old spot, lifted her
l’elton Bros recently drove 1,500 head lawyers in the country. The labor un­
who assisted in establishing American
4:60r. m . I i.v. Portland
at. 8:25a. m .
ions are composed mainly of men who
waiting
eyes,
and
lo!
a
vast
companv
of
'7:.; up . m . I ar. McMinnvibe iv. 5:5»». w
independence.
Any male descendant chapter of events which will show how
of cattle from Montagna to Sprague river
airu to keep within the bounds of the
of such ancestor is eligible to abmiseion the United States, by a sudden and bril­ nearly 1<MIO settlers, with wagons and to ba wintered.
Direct Conner'ion at '-an Francisco
An old pioneer from Sotheru Oregon, law and wbo naturally more readily ac­
witli Occidental amt Oriental and Facilii
into th. society. Its objects are purely liant coup d’etat, strode splendidly past cattle, and all the implements of nils
bandry,
descending
the
Blue
mountain*
Mail steamship lines for j ’AI a N AND
Fred Birdsey of Avon Montana, is visit­ cept the law an laid down by the courts.
patriotic and historical. One of them is her entrenched antagonist, and made the
CHINA. Sailing dates on application
final treaty of 184<>, which flung our flag into the Walla Walla valley. Soon ing relatives and friends in this county Of course a decision by the Supreme
lo
stimulate
interest
tn
the
history
of
the
Hates and tickets to Eastern pointe
Court of .New York has only the force
American Revolution and lo ▼ally to its to the breeze forever—a logical necessity. came the clatter of hoofs in the street,
anil Europe. Also JAPAN. < HINA
Tbe public school in Ashland has de­ of a president out of that state. It is
and
the
man
she
loved
was
at
the
door
It is UM. Dr. Maruti« Whitman,
i INCORPORATED)
principle*. For this purpose the society
HONOLULU and AUSTRALIA. Can
cided to have only one weeks vacation
be obtained from I. S. l’urdom «.rants
offers three prizes of |25, |16 and |10 re­ with Mrs. Narcissa Prentiss Whitman, and the long suspense* was over. Dr. during the holidays, but another vacation probable, lmwover that the New York
decision will give rise to suits in other
Pans.
C. H. MARKHAM,
spectively, for the best e**av written by his wife, and Mr and Mr*. Spalding Whitman a as at born«! But, more than tn the spring.
R. KOEHLER.
P. F. A P Agl.
stales to determine the question as to
any student under 21 years oi agtojn any have started on the long bridal lour to that, the country wa* saved, the Colum­
Manages.
Portami. Or
MANUFACTURERS OF
The Time» says,“The Sterling Mining the right of a lalror union to demand the
public school in Oregon, on any one of tbe great land of the sunset That waa bia settled and as we look over those Co has almost completed n reservoir of
a wonderful journey for delicate ladies matchless pages of heroism and daring large proportions, which will greatly discharge of a non union laborer on the
the following four subjects
sole ground of his being a non-union
1. The Continental Congress—the in* and professional men to make; but it we begin to be able to answer tile ques­ facilitate Ila operations.”
laborer.
fiuences which causbd it to a*f>etnble; its wa* heroically undertaken, and comple­ tion why our flag t!«>at* over Oregon,
Ashland will soon have her city elec­
character and rank as a deliberative ted without a munner—not fur earthly viz: Because of Marcus Whitman's tion and those who are anxious for the
Putting the babv
gain, but in th** hope of saving a savage ride to Washington, in tbe winter of
body; what it accomplished.
to twet is the r - hm I-
1M2—3, to tell the president ami secre office of Marshal will know liow they
night joy of a hap­
2. The causes which led to armed re­ race.
stand in the estimation of the dear peo­
py day to a healthy
We must not omit one incident of that tary before it was loo lats, the value ol
sistance in Massachubstts, including the
mother
Many
SOUTHERN OREGON.
ple.
the
empire
they
were
on
the
point
of
mothers delegate
journey, which became histone, viz., the
contest ol lx.‘Xington and Concord.
All Kinds of
The
It.
II.
V.
Railread
will
run
a
s|w
thi*
motherly
fluty
3. The Trenton-Brin ceton campaign. dogged determination with which Dr. bartering to England for a “lew small
to a nurse. Some
cial tram lietween Jacksonville and Med­
mothers hardly see
4. The surrender of Cornwallis and Whitman insistel on taking through to fishes."
ford when the pupils of St. Mary’s Acad-
their baby the live
rkvoli rioN or public sentiment .
the coast at any coat, his wagon
It
the causes leading up to it.
long day Thia is
Receive deposits subject to check or or
eiuey give their entertainment at the
ureatiy
incensed
the
commander
at
Fort
Essays
are
bruited
in
length
to
2500
not because they
Did Doctor Whitman's visit really al former place December 15.
certificate payable oil demand.
are without moth­
words; must Ire written on legal cap pa­ Hall; greatly enhanced the difficulty of feet the Oregon question? In senate doc­
er
love or the nat­
Bridge Wotk. Bolts, Rods, Iron Shutters,
N. A. Jaccohs, ex-county clerk oi this
Kells sight draffs on New York, San Fran­
per on one Hide of the paper in the *tu tbe mountain pa*sen, and sometimes it ument, February 9, 1871, we read
ural impulse* of a
cisco, and Pu» land.
county,
with
Ina
wife
and
child
have
womanly woman.
dent's own handwriting and uiust be ac­ would tumble into a gulch, ui-sel among “There is no doubt but the arrival of Dr
Cells, Window Guards, Doors, and
It I* becau*« of
Telegraphic transfers »old on all points in
companied by the certificate of the prin­ rocks, and aeriously hinder their prog Whitman in '43 was opportune. The gone to Loa Angeles California, to s|>end
their own 411-
ilia
winter
for
tbe
benefit
ol
Mrs.
lacohs
health
and broken
he United States.
cipal ol the school attended by the au res*, but he kept ins wagon and landed President was satisfied that the country
nerve*, and be­
health, which is not good on account of
We
shuli
nee
it
again,
thur,
to
the
effect
that
the
author
is
a
'
it
at
Waiilatpu
'pedal Attention given to Collection» an
was worth the effort to win it. The
cause bahy is also
_
sickly and peevish.
bona fide student in tbe school and has
But we must step over six years u( ex- <1* lay was fortunate, for there is every catarrh.
general business of our customers.
Thi*
unfortunate
atate
of
affair* might have
A Christina« l.egeutl
been in attendance tbervi > not i«*s than cellent service, «luring a Inch Whitman rvason to believe that if tbe oiler bad
been avoided had the mother, during the
Collections made throughout Southeri
house,
established
hie
CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED.
six
weeks
during
tbe
school
year
of
1897
had
built
bis
period
of
expectant
motherhood,
taken the
been renam'd, of the 49th parallel to the
O egon, and on all accessible point*.
Bai k in the middle age«, «o the «lory
care of the delicate organ* that make
ELIMATES FURNISHED...........
and 1898. Essays must be forwarded to school, started Ina mill ami ground the Colombia, and thence down the Pacific run«, there wa« a German bell-founder right
J. D. FRY, Presiilent.
maternity possible. A woman should al­
the chairman ol tbe committee in charge, annual crop of wheat tor the support of o<ean, it would have Isjen accepted whose work was the wondirof Europe, ways keep these important organ* *ell and
«5
I. T.TUFFS. Vice President.
Wallace McCamant, 34 Concord Build- his mission, and the help of the natives. I he visit of Whitman committed the so sweet was the tone of the ted!« be pro­ strong Her own health and that of her
K. A. B ooth . Cashier
child depend upon it
It is autumn, 1842—the English are president against any such action.”
1 mg. Fort land, so a* to reach him not
The be*t medicine for pro*pective moth­
duced But be himself wa« not «aliatlad
i* I>r Pierce * Favorite Pre*cription It
S later than 1 euruary 1st, 1898. In award now eager for settlers, English, R«>mau-
A wonderful revolution of public sen­ with hi» work, and be resolved that he er*
make« healthy and strong the organ* tl it
iij ( the prize*.the committee will Us gov ist, French-Canadian; missionaries are timent set in, and instead of an almost would produco one perfect peal of bell« bear the burden* of maternity. It cure* all
•rned by these three considerations;
devout, diligent, patient, but there wan fatal apathy, was formed a political and then practice hi» art no more For disease and weakness It make* comfort­
able the period preceding motherhood and
1. Historical accuracy.
onr among them—a « itizrn before lie parly e.nbiazoning u|>ori it* banners thr year« he labored, casting, testing and re­ render* the advent of baby easy an«i nearly
was a missionary—who loved his coun­ legend “Fifty-four-forty or light,” and calling, until at last he bad a chime painles* It inMire* a healthy child. Tbe
2. Manner of treatment.
and suffering that women endure, a*
3. Orthography, grammar,syntax and try a* he loved his God—a man who had the < ‘olurnbia as a botindry was a thing whose sweetne«» had never been ap a pain*
re*ult of weskne** of the distinctly wo­
manly
organism, vanish under it* u*r All
the
strands
of
a
hero
woven
in
hi*
soul,
punctuation
■f
the
past
In
April
’
4<>,
was
«flscled
a
oroached. The bells were placed tn the
DEALER IN
druggist* *ell it. There i* nothing
Any additional it;formation relative to and who saw that the |>osseH»ioii ol tins < omproiMi-«-on the parallel oi 49 «lecrees tower ol an Italian church, and the bell­ go«»d
else “just a* good."
the competition which may be desired, vast productive domain by the United and Oregon in its larger sense wa*«lec- founder settled tn the village where he
•• I want to tell you ' writes Mr*. N A Thoma*.
of4<M Pulaski airret, Little R<s,k. Ark , • that tny
will be cheerfully furnished by the chair- States was a consummation of lastly orated at last with Star* ami Htripes
could listen to them every day
In the daughtrr Mrs Lawrence, who lives in Trs*r
I man ol th« committee. The essay which greater signifi«-an i< e than leaching a few I Oh. if the sad eqipiel need not have course of one of the war* the village was bans. Ark , had brrii under the doctor'* care for
four years
I lately sent hrr word to try the
' is awarded the first prize will be pub­ Indian braves the catechism, and the been ; a tragedy of martyrdom; yet tbe pi.l .g. d.and the bells were < arried away medieine whi< h cure«! me, !>r Pierce's Favorite
Pre*crtp<ion and 1 have imt heard that U has
lished in full, with the nam« of the au­ time was fa.it approaching when ths blood of these martyr* are the seed of an I II« bell-founder wa« diiconsolate with done
her mote g«»od than all the doctor*.
thor. in th« public press.
I country would need just «itch a man. «■in pi re, the birth of a uol lege ,lt m ide to | out Ilia "children" aa he railed them,
“The People’s Common Sense Adviser ”
I Amos Ixivejoy has arrived, and brought «lay possible!
symptom* of ailments common to
■ ass
’ and al la«t resolved to go in search of explain*
Tc Make Washing Flu hl
family and suggests remedies It
uh w * to Dr Whitman that the tslibur-
Enough to recall the pathetic tale 'belli lie wandered over Europe, grow­ every
ha* several chapter* on woman * discafc«’*
Use
uz, >alts of I at tar, ‘a oz. Mari- tun treaty te fix the northern boundarv tifty years ago this «lay (November 29 ing every year more bent anil gray, lie and weaknesses
An edition iu heavy
paper cover* w ill be distributed abselntelv
■ry article sold warranted as represented.
Farm Produce take* ale of Ammonia and 1 can ot Red heal | tirtweeti tbe United States and England 1 IM47), w bile prescribing for a sick I ndian
lenmg eager'y to every chime, and then fvr< Send the World's Dispensary M> d-
Earliest and Latevt Keepers.
Lye. Gel the Lye from your grocer and j from theAtlaiitic to th«Fac ifle will prob 1 another Indian who had l»een his faith- going on hi« way in «lienee and disap ical Association, Buffalo, N Y , >i one cent
tn exchange.
the other ingredients from a drug «torn ably be signed before the a«ljournmrnt ! full friend hitherto, crept stealthily up pomtment. At last, he to.... I himaelf on •tamp«, to pay the co«t of mailing on/p.
Cloth binding mav b« bad for io cents
Dissolve hi 2 gallons oi water. Do not | of congress, in March, 184.3
liehiml liim a* he sat. and drawing a Hie liank of the Shannon, and eag ged extra—ji cents in all.
uee common lye aa it contain* both *alt
——
—
1
'g —
1 hatchet from lieimath hie blanket, struck some rowers to take him ai roe« A* tbe
whitman ** nine t « j W ashington .
and Caustic >oda.
iloW
TO
F1NI»
Ol
1
Dr.
Whitman
on
the
back
of
the
he
id
Ixiat moved silently along, juel at sun»ot,
Dr Whitman at on<e «!»■« idrd that hr
Fill a bottle or common gla** with
must go immediately to Washington and with fatal pre« .wion, and he fell with the faiuom chime <jf the cathedral began
Oregon News Notes
tirinf and let it stand twenty-tour hours;
At the first note the old man a sediment or settling indicates an un­
lay the matter of Oregon befor« I’reei- In* deatti wound, twelve other* also to ring
II. W. Corbett lost no time in getting dent Tyler and Daniel Webster, then ' were slam, ami tomorrow we pay the started up.
BERRIES OF ALL KINDS.
healthy condition of the kidney*. 'Vb«*n
back to Washington to nork for Dial sen
" Die chiniee. the chimeshe cried urine stain* lim n, it is evidence of kid­
secretary of state. Though it wa* late first ifistallment of a debt of honor, long
atorial neat to which Governor lx» rd a-
trouble. Too fre«|ii<*rit desire to uri­
; in th»* season, ami the winter journey overdue, to ah heroic a patriot as ever "At last, peace!” When the rowers ney
signed him alter the legislature tailed to
I l«>\e«l the flag he planted Upon till* reached the shore th« old man sat in hie nate or pain in the back, is also convinc-
a
‘
IS
I
mg
proof
that the kidney* and bladder
•iect a senator last winter Mi. 4 orbell
i uision was quickly mad«*. With but a I broad and fruitful land, where, “roll* placa, his lace toward the lielle, <l«ad. are out of or ler.
may t/e «rated th it lime.
U II %T TO no.
Ind every night einea his twlls have
single day for preparation on the early the < tregon .”
There i* comfort in the kn<>wle«lge ho
Washington >h«i not achieve Ameri- chimed his laat word, "Feace-peace.”
Receiver at* Oregon City, Galloway’s morning of <>« tuber 3, 1842. he bid a long
often exprwaaed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Call and see me before purchasing. The SYRACUSE has
re| ort of the land office buamra« for good-bye -o bis faithful wife,and,with one i« an liberty, Lincoln «lid not liliera’e the
From "Christmae < him»«. ’ in Ifeiuo- Swamp-R m -t. the great kidney remedy
n, e al—in finish or anything else—and is guaranteed to
November shows that 10 hoitretead man a guide, and three park mn'.rs, he i th« American elave. Whitman d«i cap- rest'« Magazine for Deoeuiber,
I
fulfils every wi*h in relieving pain in the
i ture Oregon ; but as truly as the fat« of
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every
•nine* «ere ma le and 43 final home
be FULL CHILLED.
Th« Greatest Discovery Yet
part of tlis urinary puatages. It correct*
J fre«<!om turaed upon the w<»rk of Wash-
i < ii
f IF“ Tre» « in-p • (*• 1 e'
inability to hold urine and scaldinj; pain
Orders by* mail will receive pro p
i ington, ur fetters fell from the black
from cash sale« and
1 in fees and
W M Repine, editor Tiskilwa, III , in panning it, or itad effect* following u-e
Arc Schilling's Best
attention.
"Wa won’t keep house of liquor, wine or beer, and ov»«rcoinea
, nien by the «troke of Lincoln's |>en, so Chief, aa>«
comm is* ions yielding the foil maximum
coffee
bek'nf
■
I
J. T. TAYLOR,
nur«l)rwAM Oregon save«! to the Union Wilhoit Dr King'» New Disc very lor that unpleasant necessity of being com-
•alary for tbe month for Luth register
flavoring »itrerf*
< onsiirnptiou. Coughs and Coble. Eg-
proprietor
timely txlings, carried by bun to’tie rerimonted with many other«, bet never ■ |ieile«f to get np many tune* during the
and receiver.
as good as Schilling's Best by
night to urinate Th« mild and extraor­
White
Hous*-
at
|*vnl
of
hi*
II!*-,
lalling
got the true remedy until we used Dr dinary effectot Swamp-Root is soon real­
I he «are of J. E. Im vis at al., reprew*
King
’
s
New
Diwovery.
No
other
reme
­
the truth.alamt Oregon, which finally
ized It stand* the highest for its won-
anting tbe miaans* «ommittee, against tea?
«Mir flag to tbe wind* that blow dy < an lake 11» place in our home, aa in | lerful cures of the most distressing case*.
Oppoelta Court Hou»»
•
I 11 wa have a certain and sure cure for I If yon need a medicine you should have
Yes and no Other coffee, flung
tr om th« western sea
GRANT’S I’Ai*. ORE •qoara, cam« up for hearing al tbe Oc­
i ugn< < ■ 1» Whooping 1 ough, etc
th« best. Hold by druggi.<tN, price fifty
baking powder, and soda, Oregon; it is an empire containing It is i<lle to egperimvnt with other rem­ I cent*
tober
term
of
court,
and
w
a«
taken
under
and one dollar. You mav have
M .rkat Street Ferry, S F , Cal.
edies,
even
if
they
are
urged
us
yon
as
ich
11
in
tier
forests
a*
nowhere
else
a sample bottle ami pamphlet both sent
advi-ement on a demurrer to tbe are not usually so bad as
One of the
»« goo'l as Dr. King's New Discove­ ' free by mail. Mention the rogik river
SPECIALS
jncturr th« sky with gol<l«n tips, Wash just
amended complaint. Judge Fulerton
ry They are not M go<»l, because tin« ucrikr . and send your address to Dr.
BEST
Other spices and igton »Ions shipping 309,000,<MM) feel of remedy has a record ot cure» and besnlea ( Kilmer
ng Outfits complet
ban «led down bifl decision overruling th« other tea.
A Un , Binghamton. N. Y. The
s* Mending outfits
It never fail» lo «ati«fy. I p oprfotors of paj>«rs guareatee the gen-
demurrer. This will force the drfendaat» flavoring extracts are almost lijrntwr a single year .grow* its 18,000,000 i« guaranteed
little». J»|>*an^i
-
Inal
bottle
free
at
W.
F.
Kremer'»
Drug
bushels • wheat, develop* an Oriental
uinesss of this offer.
to either appeal to the »upreme court or
•ottlr». gaivanized
•
« ommerce which bring* in’o a single port
file an answer to tbe suit Io time for an worse.
¡ock Fanta to ata. «
Red Seal Lye is pure granulated Pot*
If you don't buy Ho« Cak« tioap. Jyou
of I'uget sound
ton* of tea, with
»uñar» .-Lue«
adjourned term o(court, w fetch convene*
s in e»»ry
don t get your mouey« worth.—B. A M mû . packed la anting top caaa.—B.AM
imports
|7,00o,000aud
si
ports
of
>12,
in
January
Children '* Picture« a SpocUlty.
play •‘th.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
r actives in *11 State and Federal Courts
Secretary Long's Report „ p,ace
office over First National Bank.
able Document.
tiK.vNT* 1’ ass ,
•
.
OgguoK.
EAST and SOUTH
Shasta Route
Southern Pacific Company.
proved armor-piercing ammunition, and ard. chairman of tbe committee, sa>*
light calibre auns, such as can be uwd ' will be don« by January
It is almost
with advantage tipoa auxiliary cruisers certain-senator Bn chard think* certain
fhi. contract,which is the largest placed ! -that the report ei the committee will
by tbe government since the doe. of the t>e in favor of exempting all executive
rival war, «as marked “urg.ut, "and the positions from tbe ope ration of the civi
delivery of the material will be rushed service law and rules
Many votes can
A hen thia contract, aad others which be obtained tor a bill providing for this
preceded it, have all been filled, .vary 1 change that could not t>e bad for repeal­
guu tn the United Stale» navy will have ing tbe whole law.
about five bundled rounds ol amutuni
Talk amwug Southern veuator* and
tion ol the very highest.grade, which na­ repieseillative* indicate* that if tbe
val officials say is more than any navy Gage proposition to allow uational banks
in Europe lias, and will b. prejiaruJ for to issue note* to tbe par value of tbe
any emergency.
bond* they have deposited with the
S.cretary Long's annual report is an United State* to reduce the taxation on
unusually peaceable sort of a document national bau k no:e* to the actual cost of
to erniual. from the head of the navy de government supervision, and to permit
partment, and indicates no expcctati.n tbe establishment of national bank* with
ou bis part of war. He recommends that a capital of $25.0lK) in town* of I cm than
congress restrict the additions to tbe 4000 inhabitants, lie iucorporated iu a
navy to be provided for at this session, bill by theu selves, that tbe bill will
to one battleship for the Pacific coast have a good chance to become a law.
and a few torpedo boats and torpedo de­
While a number of southern senator*
stroyers, and says that the policy of his might be willing to vote for thi* bill t*e-
department will be to gradually take war cause they believe it would result in ben
abips out .1 commission and put them «‘tilting their section by increasing it*
into reserve, inorder to reduce running banking iacihtie* and making money
expenses.
it i* doubtful if a single one of them
If the radical opponent of the civil set- would support the bill if any of the olhtr
v <« law in congress can be induced to tinam. lal recoin mends’, ion* of Secretary
a.op their agitation for th. repeal of tbe Gags are included. Quite a number of
entire law, and to uutte with those wbo influential republican'« in both branches
believe that tbe law is all right, if it be of congress have privately expressed
r strictcd to cov.ring only those posi­ themselves in favor of not attempting
tions that are purely clerical, there is anything further in the way of financial
very little doubt that they ceu d win legislation than the above amendment*
their tight, notwithstanding the oppoai to the national banking law.
tion of President McKinley to any
Agent* of the A. P. A. are circulating
change They will be given the oppor­ ( among seniors and it is understood they
tunity when the committee now investi­ are trying to ascertain wl ether it would
gating the subject, shall present its re­ be worth w hile for that organization to
port to the senate, which Senator Pritch’ make a fight on the nomination of Attor­
ney General McKenna to succeed J net ice
Field on the bench of the supreme court.
Tbe organization ha* not i een very sue-
cessful in controlling the senate.
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and in Bulk
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vr*
Staple & Fancy Groceries
Hardware, Tinware, Tableware.
Yellow Apples
The Syracuse Chilled Plows
Scour Where Others
Fail
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SMITHS
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