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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY io, 1S9S.
DOBERT G. SMITH.
NO. 14.
Kaltag Before Going to Bed.
Ha.hitigU n Letter.
sticky sap and the soft wood affirmed it but a
wiap. D<»rittg the past
—
to Hie sense of touch. It tasted like a pionth I L av «* personalty known ol four
A
winter
in
Italia
Termale,
quotad
by
The
president
and
the
leaders
of
the
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ttia National Druggist, December, is nut several parties io congress are just i ow pine tree It sounded like a pine tree, | girla who have turned from the store to
P. actives in all State and F ederal Coarts
in favor «'th the theory that latosuppers ' engaged in playing the old aud fasciuat- j lise the white pine that it was, by the th* home, and all are in comfortable I
Office over First National Bank.
Jack.on Cou.it, Note«.
are injurious. "He declares, in fact,” mg game el politics. The silver men havr sough the wind made in its foliage, and homes and earning more than they i
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says the latter paper, "that many persons been making their plats with the object ' Dy the soft dull sound when tapped with could have earned in the business world.
Metlford
voted it» usual amount ol
who remain thin aud weekly, in spite ol I of making Hie congressional campaign a a hannuer. Any of the five sense, aloue The experieiu** of these girls, and what «•bool lax.
JJENRY L. BENSON,
would
convince
one
who
was
acquainted
1 have ol>eervtei for the past six months,
all precautions in reguard to diet, etc., square tight between stiver and gold, and
C. C. Beekman of Jacksonville, lias
owe the fact largely to habitual abstemi­ tor a time the administration appeared with timber that it wa. a pine tree. But have led to these remarks heie I a^k
attorney at law .
b«en in California on business.
my
scientific
Christian
friend
only
only
that
our
girls
who
must
work
will
ousness at uight. lie says very truly, to be willing to aid them in bringing
Prattii-ea in all Courts of the State
K. K. Kubli and wife have returned
that physiology teaches us that, ia sleep­ that result about. But there has been smiled loftily and mvsteriou.lv, but yet <io a little more thinking . Chat they will
Office over First National Bank,
ing as in walking, there ia a perpetual a change, and now the administration benevolently at my delusion in imagin­ stop b indly following others. I would (rom their bridal tour, and will locate in
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waste going on in the tissues of the body ha. made plain its purpose of sticking to ing that there was this or any other pin. have them turn their heads in Cha right Jacksonville.
County Supt. Gus Newbury will hold
and itieems but logical that nourishment the international bimetallism plauk of tree, or any sort ol a tree, or our island, direction before the tide turns and the
^RTHUR P. HARTH,
should tie continuous as well The ilie St Louis platform. at the same time or that there was any island. Every rush toward domestic service begins. the regular quarterly examination of
digestion of the food taken ou at dinner declaring its intention to maintain the one ol my five senses, the only avenues ChanrM innumerable exist now.—la teachers thia week.
DOCTOR OF DENTAL >UR<.ER\,
time, er in the early evening, ia finished present gold standard until internation of uiv knowledge, were in a conspiracy dies Home Journal
John Dyar, formerly of Jacksonville,
Otfi. over Firat N tional Bark,
as a usual thing, before or by be 1 time al bimetallism is secured. Ol course,the to lie to me, to befool me, so there was
but now of Skaguay, writes that business
Call lor Republican State Con­
no
possible
way
for
me
to
know
anything
yet the activity of the processes of silver men say that this is merely an al
GRANT’S l*AM,
-
-
OKKU' k
is very lively up there.
vention.
arwinilatiou, stc., progress of hours af tempt u> befuddle the issue. The sea ate. about a pine tree, or about myselt. or
Willie Hanna, son of Judge Hanna of
The republican convention for the
terward, ami, wheu one retiree with as which is controlled by silver men, fired about anything. 1 invitol my scientific
Jack.ouville. ia reported married to a
C. PERKINS,
•*tate
of
Oregon
is
hereby
called
tc
meet
friend
out
to
lunch
witli
me,
and
lie
or
­
empty stomach, the result of this ac its first broadside when it adopted the
very estimable lady of Alameda Coun­
tivity is sleeplessness and an undue Teller resolution, it was at first intend­ dered a broad slice ot roast beef. He m the city of Astoria on Thursday, April ty, Cal
U. 8, DEPUTY
14lb,
1898,
at
the
hour
of
tl
o'clock
a.
tn.
thought
he
was
hungry,
but
he
wasn't
wasting of tbs avsteui.
ed that this resolution should he quietly
Hon. tVnt. M. Colvig entartaiaed Su­
MINERAL SURVEYOR,
“Al! other creatures,” says tbs writer, smothered in the bouse, but upon con- hungry He thought the lunch tasted ' for tbe purpose of nominating candi­
preme Master workman Tate, after his
"out side of mau. are governed by a .¡aeration, the republicau leaders decid- good, but it did not taste at all—there dates for state and district offices, “ex
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I paid the score, I cept congressmenand to transact such lecture before tbe workmen in Medford,
natural in tinct, which leads those having ! ed that as an offset to the action of the was not any lunch
recently.
a stomach to eat before lying down for senate, the resolution must be defeated but I bad n<>t any money to do it with— other business ms mav properly come be­
The convention
It is remorad that W H. Brunk, the
ths night. The infant, guided by the by a vote of the house, and that action and tiesides there was not anybody to fore said convention
delegates, apportioned retiring poet master of Ashland is going
aunt instinct, 'takes the breast' frequea- was taken January 31st. The silver re­ pay it too. As we slipped out we saw a ' will consist of
tly, lu the nigbi as well as day, ami if its publican senators have decided that the brutal fellow beating his horse, ami 1 , among the several counties of the state to keep boarders when be steps down
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and out of his place.
stomach is allowed to remain empty too country must have some explanation of stopped him, threatened to "lun him as follows:
in ” The horse was cringing and trem­ Baker........................................................... 6
long
it
shows
its
diseoiufort
by
noisy
The Po|>s in this county seem to be
their
support
of
the
Teller
resolution,
Benton ................................................... 7
Shasta Ko Lite
crying. The digestive organa have no and they will be given through speeches bling under the blows, but they did not Clackamas................................................ Ifi well divided on tbe question of fusion
That horse was a Clatsop....................................................... 10 with the democrats. There are a great
— ui the —
need for repose, providing, alwsye, that on the floor ol the senate. So a fresh hurt the horse.
the qusnitv ol nouriehmsat taken with­ flood of financial oratory may lie expect thousand fold stupider than any mule Columbia ............................................. 6 many uiiddle-of-lho-road fellows, and it
...........
7 may be that they will prevent fusion.
in the twenty-four hours does not go be­ ed, as it ia not likely that the other side to imagine that he felt pant, and 1 was Coos
(’rook........................................
4
a
bigger
fool
than
if
I
had
been
made
of
yond
the normal Inuit. The fact that will allow the talking to be monopolised
Curry................................
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Dr. E P. Geary, who has been in Cal­
liaiu> Leave Toman»1 i'aiiv
the
quintessence
ef
all
the
asses
that
ev
­
. Douglas .......................................
11 ifornia for some tituo looking for a loca­
the intervals os’ween meals is short by the explainers.
óouth?
j
Sarti
er
lived,
to
be
making
a
fuss
about
ab
­
Gilliam .....................
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worse no inconvenience, but, on the con­
The Cuban situation in congress was
0:00 p . m . . . • • • md
(»rant........................
ft tion to practice his profession, has re­
4:05 i . m lv . brunts Pass lv . I 7:3U?. m
trary, tends to the avoidance of feebleness eased for the time to a market extent solutely nothing. The Humane society Harney.......................
turned, not being able to find a desir­
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CM. ar. >un r ran .....
8:01
which is the natural result of an interval by the sending of that warship to Hava­ is an arrant humbug, and so ia tlie Pres­ Jackson ................................................... 8 able place. He will go to Portland to
Above trains atop at all glatmiiH be
byterian
Hospital.
There
is
not
any
¡Josephine. .....................
.6 locate.
eiteuded to too great a length. Feeble na, but the advocates of action are get-
tween Portland a id Salem. Turner
persons, lean and smaci vied people, and, t*ng restless again under the numerous body sick or suffering, or hungry or cold ' Klamath.................................................... 3
Marion, Jefferson, .Albany, t ottage (¿rovi
Hon, A. P. Hammond of Ashland,
Lake
3
Tangent, Shedd»,
Halsey, Harris
above all, tbxte suffering from insomnia, reports - hat the warship was merely a or naked, not one in the whold world, Lincoln .....................................
4 died last Thursday morning Mr. Ham­
My sci­
burg,
I unci ion
City,
Eugene
owe it to themselves not to retire with­ trick to gain further time, and they may never was, and never will lie
! Lane .... .. ......................................... .12 mond has not been in good health for a
Dram, Oakland, and ail stations Iron«
entific friend was comfortably dressed— Linn ..........
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out takiog some nourishment into the start some sort of movement any day.
Kosebuig to Ashland inclusive.
and
1
wondered
what
that
was
for
as
th.
Malheur.
3 long time and his death .as not unex­
stomsch, bread and butter, a glass of
There is a disposition on the part of a
I .Marion ....................................................20 pected. Helias always affiliated with*
Roseburg Mail Daily
rich milk, a few biscuits, crackers, or considerable number of senators who cold could not hurt him, nor the sun ' .Motrow..................................................... I
ar. I 4 :30 P. a
8:30 a m lv . I’ortlHiid
But then 1 betlioug.it I Multnomah......................................... ..60 the Republican party, taking an active
even a bit of juicy cold meat, lor in­ strongly favor some positive action on blister fli« back
A.V. 1 I2:5OP. a
12:25 P. M. ; LV. Albany
be
has
not
any
clothes
on, he is as naked ] Polk ........................................................... H part when his health iiermitted him to
Z.V. 1 7 ' X. v
stance. VVe quite agree with the writ­ part of this government in la>half ol Cu­
5:2U p. m tr. Roseburg
Mr. Hammond served the peo­
as
a
green
bull
frog,
in
fact he lias not Sherman
3 do so
er
in
all
that
he
says
in
recsrn
to
the
ba not to allow a vote to be taken on the
DINING uARa ON OGDEN ROUI E.
Tillamook.................................
ft ple of Aahland as postmaster for nine or
anything
to
put
clothes
on.
lie
is
folly of the idea of the barmiulliiess oi a : treaty for the annexation of Hawaii uu
Pullulali
Buffet Slôôpei?
I' hi at i 11 a
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1! ten years.
light lunch before retiring —Interior.
til the administration has made a plain an Ego, nothing but an Ego, Well 1 Union ............... •...................
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— and —
Woodville Items.
reasoned, no, I thought I reasoned, Wallowa
3
er
showing
of
its
Cuban
policy
Noth
­
S econd ’• ass oleepinü C a
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant
]0
though really I did not, that as there Wasco
(Received too late for last week.)
V . if ni .il tlimiigli train.
laxative. Regulates the bowels, puri­ ing imaitive Lae been agreed upon, but it was nothing but Egoes, that this was bis Washington................
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fies the blood. Clears the complexion is significant that Hie senators who are
Everyone feels better since the snow
Yamhill
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F g - turi, ei pertlctilars iiiqmre ol >
Easy to make and pleasant to take. 25 agitating the matter are in political ac- philosophy, then he could not be a scien­
The same being one delegate at-large disappeared.
S. Pui ioni. . imis Pa»n.
cts. Hold by National Drug Store. 2
tist,
because
science
is
constituted
of
uord with President McKinley ami in
from each county and one delegate for
Steen and Bowers will have their mill
West Side Division
favor of the annexation of Hawaii, but knowledge of things. His philosophy is each 200 votes and fraction thereof of 50 on the Peacock mine running in about
the
philosophy
of
the
Ego,
therefore
are impatient at ths Blown.s. with which
MAIL THAIS DAILY «XCXJT HtSUAV
or over, as cast for William McKinley 10 days
the administration's Cuban policy is de he is not a scientist, be must lie au Ego­ at the presidential election in November,
7:30 a . m n. I’ortlano
Ar 5:50r.
tist.
That
is
clear,
ntv
friend
is
an
A. C. Spear and wife, who are attend­
12.IAF. m . at . t or alll
• -
veloping, and anxious to hurry it up a
I89G. The committee recommends that ing tbe Golden Jubilee, are exjMw ted to
Egotist,
that
is,
of
course,
philosophically
Al Albany and Curvai
unoect will
little. An intimation of their feelings
the primaries be held on Saturday, return soon.
trains of Or. Central A ha-tern tty.
has lieen given the president. The sen­ sneaking. A bright idea struck me. April 2d, and tiie countv convention! ou
One of those
rxrSKSH TRAIN daily trxin-i -t'NDAY.r
“
Say,
my
friend,
do
you
know
that
yon
J. II Bull wit. down from Jtttupoff'-
ate has so often shown its sympathy for
Wednesday, April Oth, 18 K, unless
•4:50 p . m . | LV. Portland
Al. 3:26 a . m .
Cuba that there is little doubt of the sue- are the man to win geographical im­ otherwise ordered by tne several coun­ Joe one day this week, and reports near­
. ..toe. m ai . McMinnville . ».
.
ly three feet of enow.
cess of a motion to postpone indefinitely morality? Have you read Nansen's ty committees.
Direct eonn-s .on ai <n
im- „<■
the consideration of the Hawaiian treaty, Farthest North?" lie admitted that lie
11. L. Hart of Wards creek is taking
with Oci-liientai ami Oriental h . i l’uri!'.
8OL.
HIR8CH,
Chairman.
Mail steamship lines for
il t> «N.
if it were made in conndion with a had. "Well then you can go and dis
care of A. 0. Spear’s place during the
().
N.
DENNY,
Sec
etary.
CHINA. Sailing dates on application
Displayed in the show window
statement that it was done to help Cuba. cover the North Poie You can not
latter’s absence in California.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points
Republican llraol nt Ion m
President Dole, of Hawaii, has now freeze, nor starve, nor drown, nor suffer
Chaneg and Reufley, among the few
ami Europe, klso JAl'AN. CHINA
been in Washington nearly a week, the any weariness or pain of any kind. That
HONOLULU and kUSiRALlA. Cai
Whereas, the paramount issue which who have water a present, are taking
is
your
ticket
to
fame."
He
looked
at
be obtained from I. S I'nrdom Grani»
gu.st of the nation. On every side he is
is now Indore the American people, divi­ out some line nuggets, we hear
Pass.
C. H. MARKHAM
praised for the discreet manner in winch me sweetly and lienignly, with a touch ding political parties and engrossing the
at
Ju Ige Reid has gone to Portia nd, and
R. KOEHLER,
P. F. A P. Ag..
of
pity
in
his
pleasant
face
and
voice,
he is conducting himself, as well as tor
Manager
Portend. Or
and said. " There isn’t any North, and attention of all patriotic citizens, is the ibe llaminersley mine is under the man
bis
modi
st
and
iinai.iiiiiiiig
ways.
Al
­
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
financial question ; theiefore lie it.
agement of Mr Aaken of Tacoma.
though he js naturally deeply interested there isn't any North Pole.”—Interior
Resolved,That this league of republican
Oscar Simpkins, who atx ¡dentally shot
in seeing the annexation treaty ratifbd,
clubs of Oregon cordially reaffirms aud liiiwself in the right arm a shirt time
Domestic Hervica
!
he asks no questions of the »enaturs who
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approves its belief in the financial plank ago, is improving rapidly under the
It is a pity that our girls cannot he a
call on him; contenting himself with
of the lust Republican National Con­ treatment of Dr. Picket of Medford.
giving full information in reply to ques­ little wiser or mors sensible, that they vention , and be it further
i
Mrs Ruth G. Sweet, an evangelist,
tions asked him. lie shows wisdom, cannot open their eyes and be mors re
Resolved, That we accept and approve
has been holding revival services here
for ths least bit of otliciousness on his eardful of their beet interests.
of the speech of President McKinley at
Man; girls in business will, I foresee,
for the past two weeks
Several con­
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part tn behalf of annexation would be
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New York, Jaauary, 27, 1898, aw the
exploited by ths antis as offensive med­ resent these words and say they gre correct exposition of this nlank and the versions have crowned her efforts here.
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written front theory. They wiilssy that
Mrs. Sweet goes from here up FTvaria
dlesomeness.
monetary policy of the Republican party ;
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a man cannot eater into a girl’s feeling-
creek
.
The
moral
cowardice
displayed
by
(INCORPORATED
Resolved, That we are in especial ac­
Earliest and Latest Keepers
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some senators in the votes upon the sev­ on the question of domestic service; her cord with the administration and its
New Oregon Kailroad.
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eral amendments to the Teller resolution, natural resentment to be at Ike beck wise and efficient secretary of the treas­
Il
has
been stated on geod authority
borne new varieties of Apple.Pear.
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declaring bonds pavable in silver at the and call of a mistress I fear, however, ury, Lyman J. Gage, in their efforts to
MANUFACTURERS OF
Prune, ami Plum. Also bbade and
that
the
(Jregon Central A Bastera rail­
that
the
average
business
girl
is
not
option of the government, which was
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resist silver inonometalisrn an<| give road, formerly the Oregon Pacific, will
Nut Trees.
fullv awate of the changes which hav.
adopted
by
a
majority
of
15,
was
not
I take special care to have the trees
additional strength to our present finan* begin coiistructien acre», the Cascade
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healthy and true to name.
calculated to inc-ease the esteem felt for taken place in domestic service, in digni cial system.
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monntains and through Eastera Oregon.
fving
the
position
and
rlianging
the
atti
­
them by ¡thair cons'ituents Although
am
A Mathematical Problem
It is said that the road will reincor­
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BERRIES OF ALL KINDS.
to vote against the Teller resolution was tude of the mistress toward the maid
Here’s a mathematical problem which pórate under the name of the Corvallis
in effect to endorse the present policy of Mmh diecussion of Ibis subject lias
p.ving bonds tn gold, there wore only shown the mistress that the solution of the Boston Post obeerver heard a bank A Eastern. There has likewise been a
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senators willing to go on record as the problem of domestic service lies not messenger putting to a man af figures statement that Mr Hammond, who
CALL AT THE
voting
for the l.-slge substitute, which entirely with the inaid, a goodly part of the other day: “A banker found a |l() controls the road, has secured backing
All Kinds of
specifically stated that all bonds shoal.I ( it rests with herself Ths average house­ bill. At home he save it to his wife, to the extent of 110,<00,000, with which
be paid in gold or ita equivalent, while I wile realizes this better than eh» ever who paid the butcher in settlement ol to construct the line across Oregon sad
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voted ag vi n.t the Teller resolution.' did, and governs herself accordingly his account. The butcher paid it to the toward some eastern transcontinental
One mile west oi Grams 1'a'-.
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Can anvtiody blame the ronatilutenta ol The attitude of the mistress is changed ; farmer for a calf, and the farmer paid it connection.
The last of the receiverships in which
the six senators who voted against lh- it is not what it used to Ire Scarcity of to the merchant, who in turn paid it to
tbe
< fregón Pacific has been concerned
Bridge Woik. Bolts, Rods, Iron Shutters,
good
help
in
the
home
has
revealed
ftf^-Tree* inspecte«! every year.
the
washerwoman,
ami
she,
owing
the
Teller resolution and either declined to
4
Orders by nail will receive prompt
vote or voted against the Ixvdge substi­ many things. A faithful and intelligent banker a note of flO. went to the banker was cleared upon January 22nd. The
Cells,
Window
Guards,
Doors,
and
attention.
4
tute, for calling them financial hair girl in the home is a rarity. The line ami paid the note. The banker recog closing of tbe last receivership has left
J. T. TAYLOR,
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splitter.? The congressional record Irene realizes this, and she treats and nized the bill aw the one he had found the company in a condition where it may
proprietoh
and which up to that time had paid |50 continue construction. The belief is
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containing the votes in detail on the i pays tier accordingly.
Teller resolution and the amendments | Domestic service is so rapidly losing worth oi debt. On a careful exaaain very general in Corvallis ami Albany
offered thereto, is likely to be carefully tiie menial qualities which it once pot- i ation he found tiie bill wtam a counter that the work of building aeróse Eastern
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
studied in more than one state, aa<l to seised that, on this score, no girl need ieil.’’ Of "otinwi the problem is, Who fregón will begin st once
At tbe present time the road is 142
E. TIMATE- FURNISHED.............
make trouble for more than one senator. in the future have anv reluctanco to en . lowt in the transaction?
miles long, running from Yaquina
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The house has passed a bill appropri ter upon it To tie an intelligent rnaid
.Ninety three Perrem Failed
through Corvallis and Albany to Detroit,
ating »283.OXI for the relief of the Book in a home has come to mean the holding
A long telegram has been received in the ('aseados. There are four miles
of a position of responsibility and re­
Publishing
Company
of
the
Honthern
4
from tbe army qugrlermaster at Seattle, further constructed, but upon whicn
Methodist eburch This claim, which spect, It has in it infinite opportunities
INAUGURATION of
arose from losse« bv the company, in­ or a girl of intelligence—quite as many, which gave the substance of five »sports trains do not run regularly. The pass
from ('aptain Ray, who says the situa­ over the mountains is in very good
cidental to the war, has been Irefore con possibly, as are offered in tiie business
world, and at a far better rat« of com­ tion at Dawson ami tbe Upper Yukon is graAe, and the route eastward baa been
I
areas
tn
one
or
another
>ha)>e
for
tweritv
No Change from
His latest reports, dated surveyed. It is Irelieved that the road
And it is likewise surer, desperate.
rsld years The bill passed try the home* pensation
Nov.
2
and
3,
refer to tbe attempted rob­ would run through Prineville, then fol­
since
the
competition
is
not
so
keen,
nor
we. a subetitate lor a senate bill, which
r
authorized the claimants to bring suit the supply so large That a change will bery of the caches, ami recomtnem! that lowing Crook. I river to Harney coon
I the government take steps to cbe<*k ef ty and across its northern end Such is
DEALER IN
for the money in the court of claims, come.and the tide change from the bttsi
COWMEN' ING
fei'tually the immigration to tbe interior the route, but from that point on it is
ness
world
to
the
home.is
a
matter
of
not
and will,therefore,g ■ Inw k to the senate.
the slightest doubt to raref'il ob-ervers I of Alaska of all who are not fully sup­ veiled in the unknown.
He ways Hint there 1 It is more than likely that a branch
Ten years will see a completely changed plied for two years
R<-leR<-a,
And every Tuesday thereafter, a »pecially
order of things in this direction. Th« I is no way to earn a living and no placer will he constructed from Pendleton
A pastor writes inquiring whether we successful man, however, is always he discoveries have been made within the through Prineville and on down thro. Itfll
<onducte<t Toun-t Esctirdon will leave
Vf "
Portland for Salt Lak. City. Denver. Oma­
have otieerved the growth ol Cbristia. who is a little in advance of the < row» i last eight months, either in Alaska or to the California lifi!. The Albany Dam*
ha, Chicago New York and Boston. Tbi-
Hr-ience during the pa»i yeai. A num­ And so the suci-assful domestic of the tu­ the Northwest Territory.
Ray says ocrat nays that a meeting of the atock*
car will run via. the Denver A Rio Grande.
ber of his members, ar s af the fi s-k. of tor« will not tie th« girl who waits until there is no employment there for any bolder« of I he company will noon I* held
other pastors, have left their church.» tbe tid« turns and tiie rush begins, but large number of js-rsons iri any capacity, m Albany when arrangement* will be
to unit« with ibe new society “Home of' th« girl who sees the o|ieninga which all values being speculative. There is complete»! for the formal ishiiing ol firat
«A. Every article »old warranted as represented. Farm Produce taken my people have a»ked me why vour pa now exist on every han-1, and steps into no fixed standard of labor. There is not mortgage bond« for over
tbe
in exchange.
pe- l'jes not contradict in its usual logicB' them. The ferny of having her "even­ now, nor is there likely to be within 12 money aei nre»! to lie uee<i for tbe exten*
fo"-e tfi.ee misleading teac dng. of ing. to herself” is already beginning to monlb-, adequate or sufficient means of imn of the read into Malheur county at
C iristian xience May we not soon ex­ b« ■5w*n by th«
girl h * naught supplying these people now in Alaska or a point on the Union Pacific line It ie
pect (r >m you and other edit .re of our ,
the Northwest Territory.
He thinks aleo intended to ruu brane he« through
about 7 f**” < ent of ali wbo have entered Prineville mi b eventually to the Cal­
rebgous papers a revelation of thi. un-
the gold fields during the past year have ifornia '.me Ibe money ha» been pe­
chnatian and unacientifle doctrineI
We answer that it ia not to ie- rte bod
earned their living, and hundreds now . rorad of an •yedicate of English and
by logic—by reasoning upon fact». The
•» altered along the Yukon are destitute \n en<an < apitahets. Upon the com­
Christian Scientist will smilingly nod
of food clothing and money.
People , pletion of the Astoria road alxjut Mar« b
he king
trinmphantl* tell von that there are no
who are coming in, lie says, have net 1st, Mr. Hammon«! in to turn his atton
8««M»rTng ««tract«
tbe faintest <omeption of what Iodo to ! tion to this road and its extention —
fa>-to
We once illustrated to one of
•o4«
«nd «^WM
ssm a living; and after sfwriding the* Lake Countv Examiner.
them bv referring to a pin. tree that had
been broken off in a storm on our island,
money tbej bfiug, wiii become Lelplena. I
TIC
He tiebevew ths rush from the states will | \1/ANTED TH! HTWOKTUY AND AC*
it footed like a pine tree, the »»■•* of
OF • r T
»« live gentlemen or la«lie?« to travel for
sigtit testiflerf that it ws* a pine tree
be great next year, and any steps that I responsible. *«dabib«hrd h«»u*e in Oregon.
and exprime«». Position Mtea«iv
Taxing a splinter of it, it smel'ed like a
will prevent |>eraon« from coming un- ! Monthly
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KHerrnr«- Enclose s«|(-addressed stan>|»e«l
prepare«! will l*e an act of chanty.— I enve¡o|«e.
pine tree— ll>a ttfeM of .meii tostike«!
For «ate t>y
Ry A Nav. \
The Duruini<»n Company, Dept.
that it wa. It felt like a pine tree, the.
Portland Tribune.
Y,(’hi< siró»
Pin* Lh»or Ar Lum. Co.
Corner Sixth and I Streets.
rtfOU.
F'lj Wllb Your Own Win,.
J J
HAST and SOUTH
Southern Pacific Comvauv.
The following expression of the East
On ¿onutn ia not only applicable to Pen-
dhtl'in, but,toe\ery 'oau on the coast.
And might well be needed by The Dalles,
winch ba. abuudaut home capital to cre­
ate new mdualriea, without Making ibe
Mid oi oul.i le money to develop Ha re­
source« Mud make it prosperous:
‘ It is the habit of the people of almost
every town and city to sit down and
«all lor the coming of outside men and
capital to develop enterprises and cre­
ate new industries. It appears to be a
iximiuou impression that outside men
ami money can work ui tracks. The lact
la, tue towu never amounts to anything
unless its home people are active, enrr-
gelic am1 imlepenueut, and home capital
is found al the back of almost eaerv en
ter prise within us limits. Particularly
ia a luwu drained oi ita most vital re­
sources by the investment of outside
money 111 its enterprises . r.d industries ;
money owned by those who live else­
where, and have no personal interest in
the wellare oi me place. Notwithstand­
ing the truth of this, the people ol near­
ly every town are quick to welcome
aha they are plvased to style the in­
vestment ut lureigu capital, by which in­
terest and dividends are to go aunuallv
to those who live elsewhere, and thrive
upon the suoaiauee ol shurt sighted pen
pie.
"Ibe town that tiiea with its own
wings, is the town w here prosperity is to
be found
I he town that helps itself is
the town that attracts foreign capital,
which hopes to Iced upon the fruits ol
home induMrv and enterprise Non­
resident property owners are no nelo to
any place, but in most instances are a
burden which no town can afford to
carry to any great estent, The people
who live in a town thouldowu it, and
the town that tomes nearest being own­
ed by those who live in it is the best of
all towns to live in ; is the most prosper­
ous ; is the most enterprising; as well as
the .most substantial. Self-salvalieu is
the beet of ail salvation. Do not de­
pend upon others to wave you. If you
do, 'OU will never amount to anything
Resolve to save yourself The advice I
is good for towns as well as foi men, be
cause men make towns, and towns do
not make mew, hut to the contrary.''—
firnes Morintaine r.
Corrc0poni>cncc.
Get Your Sweetheart------
Prraident McKinley on the Mon* .
Question.
There is another duty resting tiprin th -
national government—to coin money
and regulate the value thereof. Thi*
duty requires that our government sha
regulate the value of ita money by t!
highest standard of commercial boner tv
and national honor. Ibe money of tbe
United States is, and must forever be,
unquestioned and unassailable
If
doubts remain, ihey must be renicved.
If weak places are diacoveröd, they munt
be atrengtbened Nothing should ever
tempt us—nothing will ever tempt us-
te scale down tbe sacrv.l debt of the na
tion through a legal technicality. What­
ever mav be the language of the con­
tract, the United States will discharge
all its obligations in the currency recog-
nized as tne best throughout the civil­
ized world at the time of payment.
The other
day a New
Yorker started
across Broad­
way. He was
in the hevday
of ambition,
vigorous
youth. A puif
of wind blew
an
insignifi­
cant, almost
invisible atom
es. It blind. I
him. He clasped his hands over his eye s
and staggered on, only to be run down
and kiileti by a cable car. That man’s
death was due to an insignificant tri fl
an atom of dust that was barely visit•!
under the microscope. It is thus with
heaUh. Men find that they are stiffenr .
from a trifling disorder of the digestion
It doesn’t amount to anything, they think
and time is precious. They don't stop to
correct it, but stagger blindly on and a: ‘
run down in the heyday of ambitious
youth by death.
Neglected indigestion is the first cau-
of all manner of waiting discuses atvl
all forms of nervous disorders.
1
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovrrv
cures al! disorders oi the digt-Xion.
It invigorates the liver, in.imrts a keen,
hearty appetite ami causes the life-giving
elements of the foo«l to be perfectly a
similated.
It purifies the blood azn!
builds healthy tissue. It is the great
blood-maker, flesh-builder, and nerve
tonic. It cures consumption, wasting
diseases and all disorders of the nerves.
•• I was a Muffert-r five or air year* from indiges
tion," write« H ! Holnkrs, of Gaffney Spartan­
burg Co., S. C , “al«o from «ore «tomach an I
coimtant headache.
I thru
Di. Ficrux »
Gohlen Medical l)i»cx»very an«i ‘ Pleasant Pellet--
which in a few days gave me permanent relief •
"The People’s Common Sense Adviser
explains symptoms of ailments common t •
every family ami suffgeata remedies It
has several chapters uu woman’s diseas»
and weaknesses. An edition in heaw
paper covers will be distributed absolutt 1
jrrt Send the World’s Dispensary Med
leal Association. Buffalo, N. V., 21 one-ceut
stamps, to pay the cost of mailing ov/y.
Cloth binding may bo had for 31 stamps
Lovely Valentines
M. CLEMENS.
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Yellow Apples
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Riverside Nursery
Wolff à Zwicker
Iron Works
.Hydraulic Pipe
Machinery for Mining Purposes.
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Portland, Oregon.
Through Car Service
Portland to Boston and New York
Tuesday, February 1st,
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J. M. CHILES
Staple à Fancy Groceries
Hardware, Tinware, Tableware.
“The Scenic Route
of the World"
The (Cheapest
Place for....
All good in different ways
and degrees — Si kilting's
Best
Iron and Steel Implements
Oil. Paint and Glass.
1. II. SCHMIDT.
Your grocer returns your
money m tuii it you don't
like them.
I
Is noted ali over this country
for the «uperiority of Style and
Finish. Customer« aay it
WEARS BEST
PLEASES MOST
COSTS LEAST
Men*»« All-Wool Suita from IPLlWup
EXPRESS
PAID.
You are cordially invited to « all
and see S amples at ths
WANAMAKER & BROWN
AGENCY.
Grants Pass, Ore.
Front St.
!.. C. VAN ENNE
O. f'lffCBY,
Carbon Piloto
Sti id O Opp. Court House
All Work
Finished in from
3 to 6 Days,
Regardless of
the Weather.
We Make
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Specialty
. of
Chldrena’
Photos
Cast Iron Structure Work.
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WANAMAKER
& BROWN'S
CLOTHING
GRANT'S PASS, ORF.
FIRST NATIONAL
BAITS
— OF —
SOUTHERN OREGON.
Capital Stock, - - $50,000,
Rei'eive deposit« subject tn check or on
certiii« ate payable on deiuaud.
Kelln night <Jraftn on New York, San b ran
cisco, an«l Puftland.
Telegraph lc trannbm sold on all points in
he Unite«! State*.
Special Attention given to Collet lion* an<!
general bunineae of our cunmnier».
Collections made throughout S< utberr
Oregon, andon al! acceeeible points.
J. D. FRY, President.
J. T.TUFFS, Vice President.
R. A. B ooth . Guhkir
I. D. Fay à Sons’
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Head«|uarters for
New Rigs, Safe
and Fast Teams.
Commercial Traveler» given »|wv
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HorMCtt hciarde«! at reae*-»Rable
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